The Signal, 1897-5-13, Page 22
TRE STGNAL : 3ODER]CR ONT• • THURSDAY- MAY 13. 1K97. *°
TO DINE WELL
e erste for fuel en preparing a pot -an-
tes for eight er :nor. people.
FOR�O TEN AT /E�7rrtet• It would appear that only the French
1 �Il� 4�' j S read Mr. irbrrard Atkirrapn, of Heaton,
irate no ytt costa to tidos the value
of alis ereaaking. But our American
Monet as yet appreciate the theories
*telt polatkial eoottotnt,et of tee Huh -
Mee his invaluable eaggesttone. Thia
hit of meat that otpta twenty -Ave
cents, In the heads of say peasant of
France, not only comes from the pot
tender and juicy. but with the veg.-
tsb:n added has yielded a broth both
deticlous and nourishing. It was suoh
a dish that intnlshed the first and
second courses of the banquet recorded.
Now 1 am well aware that tete new
woman sits at my rlbow sugirtating
that this blue-talouse hurl altogether
tou wood a time ce 1t. She throws out
suspleions that the wife inside the
kesk went dlnntedesa She says a guo4
many other things besides.
Tn which t'•reipty that although the
wile we. also a bread winner and
forced to renals --at her poet through
the day. the same deftness which en-
abled her to serve her husband's meat
we ujd serve for her own. And. bee
neve melt Is not the hetet of a Freda.'
w•c.man to go hungry. -She u.ider-
Mtande how to nourish herself and Nue
does it
Since that morning a the banquet
the scheme a hottaeAteeping, temente -
ly of cookery, of the French tellers has
been studied with some care, and. al
though the details may seem homely
sad prorate to some, I sharl, ahl the
some, give them.
For illustration, let us take our
fitende of the kiosk; for I am now
Mite writ acquainted web theme_ Th.
ruin is a carpenter and ohne-$UO a
id y Hes wife, selling newrgeapers,
earns 80 cents a May. During the tvem-
ing she prepares the food for the fol-
k-m:r,ttg day's dinner. In the 'morning
the family -there are three children,
alt attending school -have the break-
fast of coffee with totted mnik Kite
cafe au lilt of Trance) with bread.
Eheeet oceasionally, butter le not useel
with this meal, The family break-
fast torte exactly as fo•'.lowe: Coffee./2
Dents; one quart rrltlk. 6 eente'a sugar,
1 cent; 1 1 2 ponds bread. 6 cents:
total, 16 cents, or 3 cents each.
And as Ave elglitho of a dinner cost-
ing 88 cents comes to 22 1-2 cente each
per: on dined at, the cost of 9 cents,
inclusive of the salad, cheese and
bread.
leaus the first erre Meals of a dap
net, for the five, 68 1-6 cents. It L
wife to nay that, having tared so wen
for the two meats, the third repast of
tete day need not exceed the est cat
a cents, thus making it possible for
a fatally of fereey rte fee with nourish-
ing food at a cost of Il a day; and,
sus the jaunt the_ peKenta
aa'otrst'- to 1111-ereeellerefer-lhaa half
A PEEP AT THE WHOLESALE
OMY OF THE KIOSK.
.
• Yeed Imre tear hard There -Th. Mrs -
tory and r..eltaleaa Product et the tee -
la !ranee -A Vassal), a[ lave
ase Their exp.abes.
It all happened on a May morales,
and we were standing on a corner not n
Moak removed from the Raveder. of_
BbuC,na, the Rue Marche. We were
welting for an omnibus to arrive which
we proposed to take. When It fed pass
we tailed to signal It. And all because
a woman selling newepapers inside one
of the three kiosks or booths seen all
Parr
chapped, at eel o that
a nx t to
pa
from her window to it span in a bine
Mouse outside, Evidently she had pre -
'homily furnished the camp -stool on
Rhlch he was sitting reading a news-
paper Thee wee doubtless boreowe
[tom •J the pUe at the window of the
kleek. I noticed teat It 'was the "Petit
&Vernal " the newspaper that Is read
IVY the people -the toilers of Parts -
which coats a sou and contains more
stews for the money than any other
newispaper is the city. resides the ser-
ial story which' atter reading In her
own igmtty,the thrifty mother payee.
acid at the end of the. week poets to
.nate provincial relatioirat the cost of
atother mu.
Bougthing in the attztorpbere of this
Canny pair attracted me. It might
have been the sense of oofor•tarblenese
conveyed by the ateenrigg bowl ap-
pearing from itch an unexpected
quarter, especially as my own sense
of appetite was aharpetl by a axes -
tee spent In the tttoreaald Parsdlse.
It right have been sheen an4, unmiti-
gated curiosity. At all events, I took
paoeeesion of a bencb at hand -there
are always benches at band in entire
country save my otwn,be it said -.Ludas
first bought a "Petit Joumel" of the
lady bountiful of the kiosk Th1tt
served se pretezt for waltinr titre.
trot
tO mrrtlexr its •setul,,. as a
'•e,reen for .r.y own observatroos.` Por,
knowing teat -a bowl rot notip by
s suffices for the std -day repast
... a French people, I belleveti that
• Other viands would Issue from the
Uttie-w1Adaw, and If they did I want -
red to be en hand to see.
n
�a
r
Nor did my little plot fall of success
Atrt -tete' aerate -drThase of mg ant+
s i+ "�tellgtl the erases
.g*end therm on the necessities of fife,
t propose to give a faithful Petted of the
*' l9e3d-day [Heal of a wurking man oe
-the lath of May, 1896. Thus my note
Lbook records the date. The Beal turn
eek so finely that I find my notes tt•
, tired with a headflne, tius-he Bang •
of a Blue Nouse.
I siesta teat I noticed vette what eph-
avte and ed berasent he partook a elte
soup. 1a spite of our own oar dttion
of hunger we wase able to teceew
delicious looking broth and In a
eery, a, our blue -to -Muse rapped OW
surety 1ai+on reed bee "Petit J(wnat '
hb
A wQUnd of hurtling haler tree kiosk
orae e]cprained when we saw emerge
from lire. window and given to ex-
change for the empty bow' a angle sec-
tion of a loaf of bread aad a plate of
le" -.:led beef with the+ %tical accompany -
.Ing vegetables that go to Matte up the
datienal dish of Frte see --the peteet-fen,
,I,tslor'the first time. realized lta value
d t'he social eeenotne of a nates, and
tell to computing the. covet of food-
' stiffs dead relative wages, and cam,
r settling the wa.Fr anei tabor queer
flan on the ■pot.
, Meanwhile our man ate on. Be na-
tured there was no undue haste in the
action. Compared with the mid-day
' repast of a weIllo-do downtown mer-
Lchant of Gotha m' our blue blame
seemed , a enfeeble epicure.
In due course of time tier Mate of
beef, votatook turnips. carrots arid
-- cabbage, fianlaed by the most of the
tweed and a half brittle of the red wine
ofthe courrtry a tell . the latterfact
with the fear of the %V.C.T.U. before
my eye., stare I am rerording an pre
portant Me -Went). and aa these eartetf,1M
and drinkable% disappeared the Rema
of the neweeepe.r were from time to
tint, dMe.ieaed with the beautiful lady
inside the Moak, who, by this time,
bad rumored the propor'ttome fa elle
entad. et a veritable providence.
��nn the risk of bed f
7lfendacity V I proceed But 1 can* foe
Ilon-hg my note -book and I brace me-
ant asalnst its afltrinatio,.ue and state
that a eri..ip lettuce salad, &Meetly
drwsid y no people understand the
art of going eke the French with their
Sae ieau. ar.d proper portions of oil,
and rinses?, and tarragonreed wbat
not, asl otwohinfng to pereeer9lae re-
edit. The Naiad. accompanied by a
bit of cheese, cemvprf.ed the thll'S
g�of thee savory Meeetthlhtt. I no -
my little man taking fleet the
.alad, then ending' the feast with the
'ttnreasrt of bread with the Meese and
the flrtleh of the bottle, like any alder -
Men at a feast—afthpttah it has been
.&d that Aldermen have been known
to take tehampatrne at their "meta `n
Peen ,ultgegting a trough. Hence I
withdrew my metaphor of the alder-
man.
The boor was at kw etoaoe. The
Sites and bcvwie wiere Melted 1u 'al
bastet i ell&P the kiosk, the rre''wwapayer
reveyplaced ea the Ole, the folding ohair
returned and our blue -blouse he off
the his afternoon ,work.
thr thin time 1 had forgotten my own
hunger. I had been set thinking about
unary ehlre8", tieing 9thmtl
w(tb an Undeniabie fand,,eie or Settle -
Om. I found myself calculating tie coat
a the lanqure at wrath I had been
an ennotteed 'spectator; I breve lithe*
Ferreted the notes and.it foots up thus:
Bread, 1 cents: goup, meat. and vege-
3a Wes, the therre being the etfoduet of
a pot -an -feu, coat(ng, together with
fee liar t'aok'ne the same, le cents,
and efep14[h rot a ght per!one: hence,
Mee wet u? the man's letup, meet anti
vegetables amount. to 4 1-2 rents: cost
01 salad and dressing the satin, 2
entre cheese, 1 cent; win@ 1e taint
total, 19 1 2 tents. -
'Time:4lese the relative emit of the
. beverage and the food wltl recall tO
;i.• jMoore than one a fernllar proportion ex.
' " r dating In a certain ftemisei bill once
aet•deted to nate Falstaff, In which tee
e......delpost
arid auk lestIcma tot* etre preentwo-pen ewortb
- et bread. But we meet take • nation
ea wee find It; and not attempt to uvea.
It within the narrow moull of our own
e "prejudices or mpiname. Ruffle* to say,
thare font composing the nutritious and
t. sainftreirrg ,re•pant reeotd..1 coat eine
' diad a letelf cents.
The Meat 4nvar4ably used for the
pt eat.4nt to of • Meet) grade, an 1,
+1ran "an::
t the high piiclts that rvfe
11lessS, A :Neer aufnclrnt for eJsht per-
etar, fwd In tele way, rep be txreght
`..f. tweaty-nae nuts. Aria the roeit of
e• . t Msailsw, v►thirh V tux testa, sad the
'telegoat See more Awire h
y ray wire Saab
I the aonteng arrtangenteete of a Create
4nsraawiN Arad far wen the kettle 1ui-
aear klserva, .bre word mewl Is "Ma
Aar." rapt hod over the rest hes et .
r Isom mer t; masks sate Sul(
•
r-_
hen been used In the nourishing .of the
family- Were 11 --rot for tie pow -nue.
fee, the problemwould tie's, palette
oral• to ,solve.
There V
ane lector not_ entered
unman, the !terms. m It is the ttof
brans. It la safe to ray thee a French
pleasant puts more a this article into
!helbomely method*: of osmtrson the M
a day than a* average American
wbtiting woman puts hole tiers for it
stxmonth!-A, M. M. in Philadelphia
Press. .
/.•y vs. Time.
You can nearly a.kwarys bet your
m.cney on a boy. Boys know some
t1Nt.gs better than even the angels.
In an important lowieult at Clay Cen-
ter the other day e, 12 -Year-old boy
was on the stand, and testified that
he spent just ten minutes in getting a
bucket of water for hes mother. The
queatton of time was a vital tine and
the .optioning attorneys tried to tattle
the toy. F1tnairy one oft then pulled
out- hie watch and proposed to test
whether or not the boy knew ten min-
utes had elapsed. The opposing at-
torney. on tee hoy's side of the case
strenuously objected tp this test, for
1t to well known than eoth!arg le hard-
er than to alt still and gauge the paas-
ing of time. The judge ordered the tent
to be made, bowever, used, the
d_vrtr om dock had been .tonl,ed ant
every chance removed for the boy to
play d enrage the trial co*A'ncnce.l.
The stillness In the room be"anee ep-
pr'esttle. livery watch w•as .le'awn,
and the eyes of the mthltutte rested
upon the yetungster, who chewed gum.
swung his foot against ter.' round of
hie, chair, and Based placidly out over
the benches its hough the proceedings
trod mlgetey little Interest for him.
Term*, four, az minutes pencil. and
.tete he made no aegrt. Then the at-
boe n y. domeonecee7 to wee •r
e'llrfetellefilireeniteir one
them. "Nope," nentEntlouely resgoted-
ed the boy aa he changed the cross 1f
hie knee,. eleven and eight ;glister.•
reseed, "Haven't you got that water
pumped yet?' toad the attorney to a
tone which was Intended con;•ey,
that teen minutes had more than par-
ed. "Renton not" again r segod the
boy, and file o'a'r attorneys t be ;:an
chuckle. Nitre minutest tiit+,.. t, and
tick, tick, tick west the .aeon le to-
ward 'the tees -minute mark, and up to
exactly three seconds heirse the limit,
when the 'boy drawled out, "I think
1., got that water drdwed."
The people buret tete atpplrttee, and
after the trial when the boy was ask-
ed to explaln haw he hit off tee time
so correerlly, he replied: "Oh I just
sorter knowed, that's alL"-Mammas
City Times.
Animal Nobe,
There are not 1ers than 2.000.000 dee?
1h the Brttlah isles.
A hen bele/urine to Ii. A. Berkey Of
Somerset County, Pa. laid an oaf
that taersured Aye and three-fourths
by eerie inches.
in 131nghampton County, Idaho, «?bout
40,000 rebeite were killed during the
wirle-r-nnmrathing for
emelt Inbar tarot
Readdetits of Jefferson street, Topeka.
Draper., haveeron nether et a tralnel
or pervert/dog„ wheel stets their
eilletellatiers mad took teem to Its
Master.
The Now Yoe. Aware= wain soon
Me. a pair of white whales. They
ten Dome from the ht. ..,Lawrence
Rire* used win probsIbly.a* *beet af-
ter loot long.
An albino deer. 1s of eethibltien In
augu.ta, Me. The deer is practically
white alt over. It eras shot by Ernest
Q Lyotrt of Cartier Sidney on Bald
i%ogntsaa.
The wend eleehant is a wire beast.
but there Ise aria* who tell argue
that h! hoe a depraved taste. He 1s
fend o[ stn. It 1s said. but will not
touch champagne.
The average ata. at the kangaroo 1*
firtm three to tour feet In height.
Speternione frown Mx to sevum feet are
frequently met with on the Australian
plating. A kafgareo tea bees keowa
to nose* a leap of ninety rest.
lie1N«h Parsee )f,«eatr swea.
At a Meeting et the Britt* Paper-
makers* lion, held Iha Mane/we-
aril'. Mirth 17, Ser John Evan. eras re
A13*cttd peitde•t, and a rode of trade
customs adopted, width requiter thee
a ream et news shall orate of eta
aheete. a "perfect" return for printing
papers et he slesees. • ream 01 env+
tape paps of 6e4.b.efq a •'m10"
_ah..2. (16 Mahler sad two o• dl{ii
gpa4 aroar el
and aa. nesilet"..=a14
V/ _ a -mea►
iT CANNOT 111~
et be that Be who math
Tho. weattoas weer for oar penult
li)eaipted that ell pts Marne sleeted fade&
1=r
ISte tr trews our sight;
Aad knonon/
ntrrtltt`o Methw our but try
Ogen all eta be"ase sosnap 13 blur.
M mart be that an the yaws
Of tall rad ossa and grief we ere
ShW matt sus recomtylean�asrabut team
Me sweet seemsThat all that beds us tog e, rth ma tea:
Wei straggle retard
to anew% ie,
Waa ghee only to denim
ItTbe mislay cannot be diet usatter ail mtaq,
Our tamers email arae tugood rvcaY
of the
Aad leave rte reeled here beetled,
That all our dreams of love and huts,
Aad hope flat trine has swept ,
Meat enthalpy ills aortal beam
1 not return some other day.
h be that ail the ties
Of kindred seeds and porus hearts
Ash brakes wire this beds dt.a
Aad the Immortal mind departs;
That no a•reaer light *a11 break,
At last upon stir mortal eyes,
Tei guide us as oar twisters make
The pilgrimage et Paradlleese
-DAVID lit ES WILLIS
ew«w �ereata s. t
Maslen. Mar 2---(9peelal.l-Tele
reports have fast been collected ash • th
seer lee operate:ma is Mutinies ea4 me
N•rthwest. The reports are very gratify-
ing, showing that the seams has opened
moat ausptekw.y. In some districts wheat
Is even now well up and tally three weeks
Weed of last year. There appease to ba
large taorease r &crease.
. , Oscar Warrak I.., Vowel ;kj iii -
Losdoa,
leased tram J'ot- Oscar Rude was re-
.
Prison yesterday. He
IV b .zee t health. ale has beim errr-
ployed latterly to toot Wading d the morn -
Ings and garde. wort I. the afteraoou, and
is quite reoovesed troll the shake* condi.
tion of a year age. It r'nderetoof teat be
w114 go to Italy.
Car Wheat.. �
In C e4
wtaes'i1 is desirable to b
bine tolegbnene of structure vette' ale
intensely hard rolling surface, and to
thea end the outside suefue is emote
times case-hardened or made altnost as
hard as "cold steel."
CRISP A Nr D CASUAL
«'iWttsh.ppiae is poverty'. tale
A Mlle/4 seat stars ►archer bbt a qtly
dollar. i
t:Aiws 11
schoolchildren. '! _="
when a man gees to lying for profit he is
past refnrmarion.
Tt • Arhitrettoe Treaty was defeated in
the U. S. Swat.. .
Bier Nellie" not uneeromenly ran ro 967
or even 20 to number.
Adversity de a not harderIt takes
peospe, ciy to do . hat. pus'
Rner.e'. .seal• patch piss Dae been if -
t oduced at L'odo., Ont
A emeep*ay iote.3 manaf.otttre binder
trine out et prairie grain.
Experts say i hit in ten years Canada will
supply the world with paper.
Toronto has . populati.n of 196,000 -aa
increase in four years of'7,000.
It is untortonate tor any roma to rhn i•
the world -at the end t,f a rope,
Mosey talk* ocossionally, kat semi
time" when it is deet sod dumb.
Mid gnat .Nemttagea"a1 people are tad•-
*irate..
eras Britain, sore Prot...or Prothro,
ewnot go oa sapportteg the devote of the
vest empire all by burnt it. 13he roust sooner
or leer ret aid trout the colonies, and In
return for such .id tbo oolootee sheat have
their share of coated.
As tb. strewgth of the buddies depends
apes the solidity of its toandatloa, so
health domed. epee the 000ditoo of the
blood. To sapid impurities and muse the
vital fluid to bloods vigorous and lifs•Riv-
log, Ayer's Sarsaparilla 1s the most goiter -
tut and effective medicine in use.
Thera was a Californian n ,
wanly five years ago who died and lett an
somas of 4900 to bay sweets for the school
children. The hued te still faithfully ad•
ministered, and ki 1Lsa dates that legatee
1. bigger than Washl*Rte.,
Printer Beattie" is the greatest photo•
graph collector l* Beaked.' She hie 800
pkotogr.phs prowl 'about bar various
rooms while she has tt•,ou.ods .tely stored
away. dee has bean .o assiduous oolicotor
of photogreph. ever .tape she was a little
.flip.
The French Presto -et travels free on the
railways during bus a hotel tours io Francis ;
Ont whoa the reties jemmy Is concluded
it to said that bus secretary s.loslatee what
it would have wet 11 paid for at menial'
rates and this sum is banded over to be die
atibuted among the poorest of the railway
moa.
As actress in Stockholm lost her power
of speech and memory through sudden grief
and mold not take her part Nile was .o-
oordinaly hypnotised, .ad the operator hat.
hag suggested that rhe should proceed to
Ws theatre and go through her part she did
so quit. nndoneoiouety sad in such a w• lir-
a3 manner that the audience remained in
Ignorance of whet had takes pl.ice
d olaim is pet forth that the este" is to
to some •*feet a Sooteman, ('zit Paul,
when in Loodoo, be said whaler faller to
bre with • Mice Macgregor, • young lady
nerd for her beauty who happened to b.
bee s*etlaed pony is Hyde Park.
Be married her privately, re the ,tory von.,
and she was the mother of Nicholas I. Tk.
prevent Czar would therefore be her great-
grandson.
Mrs. Nauseam, tits et the trona Aratio
explorer, le of the same moold as her lucky
husband. It all Scandinavia is now firled
with beer 3aeb.nd's tame, the younger
daughter of Michael Sart, Professor et Zw-
logy, was not leas well•keowa sod beloved
through the length and breadth of the land
as an inspiring ooaeert singer and • bold
snowshoe ranter before she welded lunare
tar 1889.
Tee Queen, when a girl, was passionately
toad of climbing walls aad tree". Oen day
.t Malvern she climbed t tall apple tree
aid was unable to get down. A young
=bared Davis, • hardener, w.. attract -
hit erten. Rot • ladder aid brought
her down io safety. Deeply grateful, she
opwed bar parse and pre•ested haat with a
guinea. Dever framed it and ear arae has
bus prowl to tell iho tele sed show the
purer of gold which the QOelgaAtes him so
many years sero. ,,_ _ -
IT IS A 111167 AKE
To sleep ezpo..d,te a direct draught at
her awe..
To work whoa yes anis bei n • Et leeall•
lips to de so.
To ehiak thee the teen a per... sats 21
ots•ngr and b..ithi•r he wt11 bile ,
MOT To eonolude that the smallestlhdgfaflstlTr
fa.nse is large enough to sleep M.
To take off' heavy underclothing set sal
season simply beo.use von have been over-
heated.
To imager that it • little work or nee.
nee is good, violas& or prolonged ezeroau
better.
re think any seetruen or patent medicine
is a speeder ter all the diseases the flesh is
hair to,
To go to bed lata at tight tad ruse .t day
break, ..d imagine that every hoar taken
from sleep it ac hoot Rained.
To believe that ohildreo can de as much
work ea grows people, ,,pd that Abe more
they study the mere they learn.
To imagine that whatever remey'v onuses
tee to teal inesediately better -as alcoholic
e timalents-,.ood for the system, without
regard to the atter effects.
To eat el It you had mei a inlattta in
'- hio1i'to finish the meal, or to eat without
an appetite, or to matinee atter it has been
satisfied merely to lratity the tastes.
The Dominion (l'vernm.nt has decided to
royale the fortiac-..or. of Quebec.
Nothing ptea.es • man w winch as to be
ceased to do a thing he wants to do.
Up to April 23rd the number et deaths
in Bombay troy i he plague were 10,020.
(eneenelaod has an aria of ;430,000.000
000
ecru to • population of about 460
people. -
ArranRaments are being sigtb tor the 000•
teat for the Case la's cop at the Lake Erie
regatta.
The Income et scheme and farad. of the
Church of Seethed for 1996 amounted to
£183,287.
Th. log of the Mayflower has been pro-
rated to the United Settee by the British
Got ertment.
It does not now seem likely (bat any
yacht is being built to challenge far, the
i i Oa -_.
The Mayor of Cleveland, Oleo, has .n
eencei that he wrh enforce the lawaga8.
&relay harebell.
Seven British regiments have been give
permission to add the word " Chitral" t
ihfir colon.
Owing to the wet several Oriental host(
ars to he placed db tb.Oeeanaa and Aar-
Iom. route".
The 48th Highlanders will mend a team to
take beet in the i.ondon military tour.♦ -
meet next month.
To Bicyclists : Never ride far with a hent
pedal, as the tee -tiny of the lost canoed by
It may injure the ankle.
The Express, . torpedo beet befog built
at Liverpool, le esoeoted to make 33ktwb
-nearly 40 miles an hour.
1
Lord Wo1Mley propose. to beg1e reform
in the army by abolishing the rooked bats
and feather. wort by staff affirm.
It is estimated that Aortae the preaest
century no loci than 30,000,000 et or:141d
mea have perished in ser.
An inscription Is said to have bre placed
on Mount Beano reading : " Noises. This
t0.1 jikduiarena for ovoliets."
A new lace m.nhine hes Men invested in
Austria whish tarns est an article therms -
not be distinguished from the head -male
lads
Conutantioepl. h.. &bent 875,000 inhabit-
ant.. .3 whom 166,000 are Greeks and 160,-
000 Armenian, and le than 400,000
Hoidens,.
The C.emernnian• are the may bettalM.
et British temps whioh is entitled to In-
dulge in divine worship with their rifle. in
their hands.
A eon temporary mvetions that there ars
✓ ebuts in Belgium where the rola are sot
role taught hoerrkeepinp in all its
3r.rehes, bat the ma.sremeot of children
e s w•sil,
The nnm.rio.l .erength of the Areek
army on a p..r teethe" is AIM at 44,0'16
neon. Ona war footlnr the.tr.egth eopld
M mobil sed to 02 000 men. In addition
there is a tares number of irregulars,
Aver. Tells are r.rommietir e l he trading
phteee•m std fineries a the meat ierotnpe
see efficient r.tn.Ay ter bi111oe••teee,n.n•ea,
eeo.tivene.e, ladea.ation, duggishatee of the
Heir. janadise, died eek hwsAsehe t alae, to
relieve oolds, fever., seunlgfa sad r1*..
.024510
The Vienne hes dlreeted .Ten. Slee sed
Hite to he obeereed a robin! halide,*
=1:111snat Teethe In liners of th. QMM's
.ii Jubilee. but He Nannette. V N
k *erg
roe; .
prendear
hedge mad fib
•*__..... _-
OLITTERiNt3 GEMS.
The emerald is now one of the rarest of
preemie steer.
The black diamond bas hard thet ft me -
n et be polished.
An uncut diamond looks very amok like
a bit of the beet gum arabin.
The diamond in • soffioient heat will ban
like • preps of ch.rooal.
The 'eland of Ceylon is the most remark
-
abler gem depository is the world.
Every gem known to the lapidary has
been found in the United Settee
The Orloff diamond is beloved to have
bee responsible for 67 murders.
The diamond, it laid in the sen and then
serried into • dark room shows distinct
phaspittuaousu
Whoa • 4*. ruby is found in Burnish, a
prooe.dos of elephant., grandees end sol-
diers escort t& to the Hmg'a palace.
The sapphire which adorns the summit of
the Sti&lab omen is the rune that Edward
the Co.teor wore in kis ring.
Whoa P.sarro sacked Peen many gems
tsttn obt*es.d, bat a splendid emerald. as
kegler an ostrich egg, and called the Ory
Mother, was hidden lit the native" and rav-
er toned.
Tame to speak.
"1t is said," he remarked reflectively,
" than wenn'. hand% &ra growing larger."
" Y.s she returned Inquiringly.
" Yes,'' he awned. " Aid the worst of
it is that there is every likelihood that this
teedo..y will eeatiefe."
Yes," she said in the same emgaitiag
toe . e
" Yes," b. repeated. " Y.* 111111,, the
bkryole sad golf and tatrute sod Mist aeons
thee women bays taken up are teamemeble
for tt,"
"Is that arae"," she said, with a alines et
her owe dainty Miele " you'd boiler speak
MINA!, If you want a email OWL'
The yeses twea•ts.lht d that M *as the
opperteslty of a Ufa qua. sad .poke
promptly.
,ref t. !,vera•... k
Tb. Heider look epee .o.k. with •
revetesee whleh 1s M groat alma as h 3*.
oasts mos will hilt a seal* and it esus
shield ledge Hoeft Is a hsssS, as tint
woeld 1• need* to pulps. t/. Ob hk.eeker
teed, mere ekes week be tam Isads
it with peeper feed t sed if say lam=
tb frailer -*humid h• Musa, roe agues tlei•Il
be made Is saw the sa/tet..at. teepee.
Ib. snake Is efppOWE le be • pain ed
VIP
+.1.01•MON.
LOSS OF VOICE
After Acute Bronohltle
MID NT VIl*b
AYER'S OliPectoo ty
ral
A PREACIlat i Epcmticc.
"Three months ago, I took a vio-
lent cold which resulted in an attack
of acute bronchitis. I put myself
under medical treatment, and at the
end of two months was no better.
I found it very difficult to preach,
and concluded to try Ayer's Cherry
11114(
livogr,
-/-
e
44000010
Pilictoral. The first bottle gave me
great relief ; the second, which I am
now taking, has relievedine almost
entirely of all unpleasant symptoms,
and I feel sure that one or two bot,
ties more will effect a permanent
cure. To all ministers suffering from
throat tronhle., I Term mend Ayer's
Cherry Pertoral,"--E. M. Bltawr ay,
D. D.. l)ftt. 'Secretor•. Am. Bar
Publication Society, Petersburg. Va.
Aye's Marty . Pectoral
GOLD.eliejeAT 'Sfy YI.IIL
1111FS1.6111s at Cl".0 SR'4SAPIL41LLA&
OOD&Rloa
sTsAm[. .11/024
A. s 8 TAL
Manutactanr of all Usk ,
8 COILIA .s.
Smoke Stacks, 8*11 Pane, Sheet Ira
Works, sta., etc.,
Aad Dealer m-
Ebghwo, Mathisery Oaisldgp, Za.
All slum of Pipes tad Pipe Tth.m_
Bram .ped Wein hawse, Glebe p- Thum.,
Mock Valves, Iasptrator•, Ejecta* sod lie.
PritvLa Owstr*tey oo Read at Lowest
A epp.otal line al Steel Water and gag
Troughs for use of from and others. •
Retelling promptly attended to.
1�1t
A. 3. CU TBT
P. O. Box 37, Goderloa,
essemer
enmiller Nursery
The Business heretofore oarraed ea by
the 1.N Jolla et -wart at the above
will be carriedned n yosvillage of &. wet by
bis r,
APPLE, PEAR, PLUM
and MERRY TRER8
Evergreen Trees a Specialtjl
The stook U oymp1.te*, and entendres
puuchasen stn pod It 10 ;heir &demot-
ase to purchase horns -grows; trees in-
stead of ordortn* from a detainee.
• Fine Aa•ortment of Biot -Hone
Plants, aging Bankers, and Bedding
Plants in Season.
orders by ]tell prompter atllseasa to
S K WAR? .
BENMILLER NURSERY.
$...&L1483irenee are "
doings In the" opacity. several of whisk
make menti of a mysterious et a called
the T3eerhtrl wbloh the old o bra is sup-
posed to tarry in its forehead. It is said to
be co -recent -shaped and ae sparkle with the
briilliaoee of • diamond. Ir peweasor will
always nays rood luck and be able to per-
form ninny myetio cleanse, L addition to
ettosriag ea absolute remedy yef pt pitons
of mere kind.
INSOLAIii3"ir TO ORIDffiR
LA
CEYLON TEA.
sat Mb
Ago.
Victim
(e?
Of what ?
Rheum.
tistn ? N o.
A rail road
accident?
No. A cy-
clone ? No ;
he is the vie-
BICY JLE,
which was represented to him as
being just as good as ours.
OIIR
! i 1
i'' 1333 1 l on
are made by a films - ho -under-
stand their business and give the
customer the best value for his
money every time. Buy a Wel-
land Vale, and save a repair bill
this season.
DAVISON & Co.
RETIRI
ROI BI MIEN I
Gra1 Cle
4,
11II
FOR 80 DA Y8 OF
DOUBLE and SINGLE '
Harness
5
Trunkof all
Whiapses, Olub-Baso
Robe.e
. peC hes '
Coate
The Harness Stock is largest Wast
of Tceoetor and the entire attack will
be cleared oat at leas than Dost of
manufacture. I ant retaining no stock
or interest, so oust or value of goods
will be disregarded In this sale. A
rare chance for Farmers and Horse-
men as even. stmt of Hareems is guar-
anteed hand Made and the best of
Union Oak Leather, while the Mount-
ia*g--silver, braes et ribber- are of
bat quality.
All book amounts be sealed
by Oash or Nobs at MO&
AURA
It you do, go to the City Meat llfasho
and you will and that
WE LEAD IN CHOICE MEATS
Ws ora meaty the meet fastidious taste",
our prise" suit everybody. We here every
thleg Ia the Meat line,
Fresh Meats
Spiced Meats
Cooked Meats
_-- Ciuref.'-Meats ' _ .,.,
Smoked Meats
Prepared Meats.
' sad every kind of eaueage mode. Bee out
Spodel Lime If you have not yet been to
the City Meat Marktr, do not lad to call and
give our special Saturday display' 'Lai* thew -
don.
ANDREWS BROS. & �.
eta
Spritit .ls.ai Hand.
So be prepared to meal Ie-IRitlt a
good Hat or Cap whoa, 11 dam
We have .at an stock alis t, Laurel
qtylas of Spring
which for nality and price • annot be
equalled. In stock are nppaprous u
sortments of the *tut in
GLOVES OOLLARS.
SHIRTS. HOSIERY.
MITTS,• CUFF.
CAPS, NECKWEAR.
U. R. SHAE & Oo.
1Mfsdlillw Hat and Famishing keeporime
Cartage Si, Fuel Co.
are prepared to handle Bag-
gg'ngo Freight and Household Ef-
fects with Dispatch at reasonable
rates, Dealers in all gradere,•sf
HARD
SOFT
and SIkithiag OOMI
Wood and Kindling
c n io alit enstotnera ono; deli'
ered with pttotnptne..i. Order; en -
Baited.
' Telephone ell
wM. , 1 - i"
�. 91E F. 00.
A J. iillr.o*.ao.