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SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
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IT PAYS TO TRADE AT PRICE'S. Prom our own Correspondent•
OF THE DISTRICT J THE VILt.A per.
SCHOOL SHOES!
Vacation days will aoollt be ended. New Shoal Iaossse.q -
for the Bots and Qiere -We're ready to supply all wgnq
at a certain toamey--aatmg to l oyer.. A, good, strong
Shoe -
FROM 75 CTS. UP TO SL50
for the Suer grade, but all a)ade in a way to stand the
battiest usage. We consider it a pleasure to show our
Roofs.
PRICE, THE SHOEMAN
successor to,lten. PO1MOOf(.
tet' We do repairing
Ithat
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• W. C. T. G. 1)EI'ARTMENT.
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lle testv.etien nos strews and Advameed
elseulna Iona.
At the twenty-second annual oosvcatba
of the Cetholio Total Abstinence Velma,0t
Ohio, held last month in Canton, over 160
doleget/a were to attendance, iholudiog
many clergymen. Among the latter was
Most Rev. Archbishop elder, of ('mcinn•t
Several delegations were quite large, t
Tourist Club of Cleveland, to. Youcg Men
Temperance Club of Akron, and Collor
Ranke from Warren acid Youngstown.
The committee ou resolutions made
partial report ae follows :
The Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Ohio, in their twenty-sixth annual soave
S/00 assembled in the Ciry of Canton, Jul
14, 1897, moms ite unfaltering alleeiao
to the holy c.u.e of temperance and is an
swerving dine enation te rimester' to th
prosecution ce es peaceful victories.
" Resolved, 1. That more persistent et
Jam ebauld be made by •armdolt°easkMtt
in the matter ot organizing cadet socaties
both of bees and girls, believing that tbe
moat suooe.sful work lies in this direction
his hand. lams theatrical frenzy Roesn
tee p:unget the wiepan twice into his left
hf.•. t, iufecttnc wounds front which he
died. -Toronto World,
Levier No tesprrter et Perse••.
Jemee P Hulse, brother of Arsool.te
Justice Harlan, was killed by • teeth this
aftergoys.:p«r 411! c1ty almshouse. Mt.
Harlan, who was about eeveaty years old,
wee tame one -of the most prominent lawyers
in the State, eajoyiog • large praottos and
!. hording • high judicial office in this ootratry.
he He wee, however, the victim of an uocoo-
's trollab!e appetite for liquor, and was inoep-
m wrested tor business despite the effort. of
his relatives and friends to bring •bout hs
• cure. He practiced law for several years in
Kansas, and returning to Louisville about
of three vers .go voluntarily entered the
n- almshouse, when he has stoat resided.-
y Nasional Temperance Advocate.
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You can't regulaEe sin.
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A sober people is • prosperous people.
tate
ethtere kriest rear ta"
the neer for discharging the deems et
lls it nota crime to sell it or to allege le to
. be sold'
" Reeuhed, 2. That we view with ex•
trema plower* the onotinued growth of our
Ladies' Total Abstinence Society, and here-
by express our appreciation of their earnest
efforts in the peat, rwogniztng the potency
of women's tn21a.tos in furthering the oaths
of this great movement.
" Resolved, 3. That we note with pleas-
ure the mewing tendency among most of
our Ciabolitetratein to retrain tram the pub
lieatton of liquor edvertisntodta, mad we
are matelot to the Carbolic pow of Ohio
tor the continued recognition of she object.
and Lebon of our union, and we ask our
members to show their appreciation of these
fame by •coordivg it • generous patronage.
" Remised, 4. This union wishes hearty
Godspeed to every consistent worker in the
cause of temperance. Jiang organizations
may not be working .ton, the same hoes as
our onion, but every man and woman wbo
is striving, for the cease of temper.,. _e we
regard a reeking to promote the hotor and
glory of (cod and the selv.tion of aoulil."
American Medical As.eration.
A convention of the Amerioan Medical
Association was held et Staten Island, New
YorA, lately. Memi.ers of the association
ars pledged to personal total alstinenee, but
are not restrained from the use of alooholto
stimulants in their practice, although its
gas is opposed by a lanes majority of its
members. Dr. T. D. Crothers, of Hartford,
Coon., who presided, said that pbysiolans
had outgrown the theory that a Mbit was
right because everyone had it. H. said it
was an exploded theory that . teaspoonful
of aloohol would protein • gallon of energy.
Dr. D. A. Elsworth said he had not used
aloohol in any form in his premiere for
fifteen years, and bad been able to obtain
better re.ulu, particularly in oases of ty.
pboid fever. Dr. Sbepberd, of Brooklyn,
said that alcohol ppee�d- th etuni tbs-, gp,Mp_,
eyi1 o `wiflioutt l e going any obanee.
Its action was to paralyze the nerve °entre..
One grain of wheat contained more nutri-
ment than • melon of wine. The adminis-
tration of sumutents to children was par-
tloal.rly disastrous, he said, beoanse the
tissues of • child were satiny destroyed by
_1t. 1)e. A. M. Lever. merles at the New
• Yerk Red Cross Hospital, declared that 10
,-_was the duty of phya(olans and preachers to
eradicate aloohol from general medtaal peace
U ." Since the opening of the Rei Cress
Beepital in 1802. over a thousand oases had
bean heated without the use of alcohol and
the morality rate had hem only one per
Deet,
Referring to the matter of tektite the
pledge, Jobe B. Gough Docs said :-" If the
pledge had been offered me wham Imine •
y in Sabbath school, I should have beta
spared there savers dreadful years."
CIGARETTE SMOKER IS INJURED.
James Moreau ?Irene t. ■made• t11M�n
aid a r e mellfitele_ . .
The deadly oig..retta olarthid am th.e vic-
tim yesterday, when James Morten at-
tempted
Gtempted to handle gasoline with a lighted
oig.r.tte in his mouth. Young morgan le
now .t Mercy Hospital suffering from burn.
**beat the head and arms, and his father's
bvllding at 909 twenty-sixth serest was
sewed tress deeteaoNee by the ere depart-
ment aft.. $ 00 dames had been done.
Magian went to hie falba's building to
clean • vse•nt storeroom oe the first floor.
Mars were mom sees .f gasoline starred
there. and Owe* he attempted to move
white 'untying • smoke. The result was .a
explosion, followed by s, firs that threatened
She deetrsetba of the pleat
Crated with pain from the flames that
payed .boat his heed. Morgan 21.11 to the
slyest, wtere he fell exhausted. The polios
removed the injured men to the hospital
wills the flr.mea subdued tee fi.mw.
Faglm ate Weeks.
A ►flea Bend .f Morey girl eye : " I
payed Mus the bird traps [sat by meal
bej.] might sot sateh the birds -and than
1 ewayd teat God would prevent the birds
frem goalie late the trap• --•ed thee I
west glad kicked the tempo an to pt«w."
Whet thea* bay tams. ` Shah we met
!IM the traps be poem. 1'y the all powerful
baliet sad then sheer ' n• heels t y est
works sad prove our pre yet messs,.
a heat . maw's Trae1. tr.eia.
. /few Uri', -!qp•. de.-tAffee etr!: l }seg ar
esak el wItdey en • 'iirncese. Hf yskhold
Abraham R.eesthl te4.y 1 hine.elf
• tragedian .ad Meed 4bd 5 N. &pati
Meals se Dart 91M -et., with • Ng halals Is
A contemporary remarks that there lee
no snakes to Alaska. Well, there will be
newt spring 11 the cargo of whisky Mete
Michael's goes up the Yukon.
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Should • mac have liberty to destroy
himself, impoverish his family •ad commit
innumerable and unnameable sine, the re-
sult eventually of tarrying at the wino eup.
Avarioe and appetite are the two strong-
holdeof the liquor traffic. Shall not love
of (.od and love of man, law and order,
parity and righteousness be stronger thea
them.
We seek as + people to feed the hungry,
to clothe the naked and to moor the due
tressed. Let us remove the root manse of
nine tenths of the poverty and close up
our rum shop.
" is tt right + Will it do right "' was
General Grant's one question to legislative
measures -or sots and it .bould be the one
by whioh we as private oitizens should
gauge all oar °enduot.
The law is an edueator. When there is
no law there is no oivilization-there ie li-
o nee. A prohibitory liquor law wouldeds•
oat. our people aloog the lines cif truth and
soberness more effeotuslly than hundreds of
sermons.
If • mad dog bites my little girl the 1•w
commands that the dog b. destroyed. I1
does not sag oat off its tail, restrict or
strain, but 'destroy' ; so instead of °artap.
log the liquor traffic, let oar legislators de.
aro, the arob enemy ot our children and
our homes.
A oetrespondeht of the Globe speaks of
regulating the liquor testier by Government
•oMrel...thee soldier es _et r -reweave, - Dad
faetesing upon our Dominion the tall re•
stronsibility of the degrading business of
making drunkards. The people of Canada
do not desire •o dark m stain upon their
national character,
CHEERY'S TROULES,
Were sf the Hsart-Hama. Skill wee al-
most Defeated while Dr. Anew'. Cars
tor the Heart Fell Into the Brmob .d
• in • few Minutes After the Dose H.
Found Great Relief, and Five BottMN
Made • Bid Heart • Good On..
Wm. Cherry, of Owen Sound, Oat.,
writes : " For the past two years 1 have
been greatly troubled with weakness of the
heart and teeming spell.. 1 tried several
»meets@ and °moulted best pbydolane
without any apparent relief. I noticed
testimoalais of 'rest eerie made by Dr.
Agnew'. ('are for the Heart. I prooured •
bottle and the first dose gave me west re-
lict. The first bottle did wonders for see.
After using wing five bottles then arch..••
of the symptoms remaining whatever. I
Ibiak it a 'rest hops to mankind."
Sold by J. E. Davie.
.•rap TIeId Ie Maatr.tw
Winnipeg, Sept, 3,-(Rpeeinl.►-Reports
leaned by the Manitoba -Northwestern
and Northern Poetic Itailwaya to -day
show wheat cutting to be practically
014.r. The fellow!hg reports of yiekta
arc given: Westbourne, wheat, 20 to 22
bushels per acre; (4laditone, wheat 10,
oota 45, barley 25; Ardeqq wheat 18,
wt. 45; Neepnwa, wheat 90 Mlnneaota
est 15, oats 80: Rapid City, wheat
20, oats 30; Newdale, wheat d0 to 40,
mite 56 Strstbctair, wheat 18, oats 50;
Nbonl i..nke, wheat 25; oats 50; Birtle.
w•b•at 18, oats 50; Yorkton, wheety2i:
Portage la Prairiewheat, 20; Rond.
wheit 18; Miami,' wheat 20. All k
ports give the sample as \`4t, 1 hard.
lire la m.etreal.
Mlftttreml. Sept. 5.-IRpeial.)_- Quite
1110 extenalve fire took place yesterday in
tbm north part of the eltv,.and before the
firemen mould master the Annie, the
reaidenta, composer! of eighteen tamlltvn,
from No. 840 to Atln featienineestreet,
were turned int of door• The Douses
the baa of their furniture will tell
etc oed $20,f100. The families burin out
however, set meetly poor people, and
the )ass of their fuhniture will tell
heavily apron them. A per of telegraph
poker atm took Ate. and the (1.rme!ite
nun. were apprehend", lot a w.h11e fur
the enfety of their now mwtastery.
fMsema memo tilted,
Repo Item. Wet. L•-(apwdatu.--sleue•
manias. s wow.* bee oe tee T.` es A
fi. M N . wet killed at Genese gt.tlna, •
few mils Mat of her., Helm ev sags A
Mtea Mai tea teMai tree spaa�.d be4y
ereadfeuy. As lamest will be bale,
More 1. Iafeem•Y.a Niece t hat t ages be
gad Anywhere ale. -hews .f the
o•a■ss SNa•w R.p.reed
fee .l110 Sig•aL
UURSANNON
TUlr'DAY, August M.
NOT1t:E-0. A. NEWTON, 1'FNTIST,
Lecknow, vista I)un annon ou be
esu :trd /FRIDAY of •nob month . hours fro to
rtb5, Painless eitr•otlag: special oars iu
Weigand °reserving natural teeth. Otttoe-
NieXT tlKt)iYS TALWlt tlHOP.
Nurriees.-A very happy and ples•aut
evensog was reoeotly .peon at the residence
of Matthew Foley, township of Colb+rue,
the omission beteg the uniting to the bonds
of matrimony by Rev. Father West, of
(iodertch, W tiliam O'Brien, of London, to
Miss Johanna. daughter of Mr. Foley.
There were seventy-tive invited toasts iron-
t..ohdoo, Goderioh, Clinton, Duogeunun,
Port Albert, Shepp•rdtoc, Duulopaod Kto
Gel preterit to wanes* the oeremoey .0d
partake ot the fesuvil whioh was eump-
tuously prepared. The bride looked chertn-
ktria erhoeftWweit lelttttasraiiicaillFtntatttwi%
wttb chiffon and point Iso•, and head dress
to suit The beautiful bride was attended
by Miss Nellie Keating, of flay City. hitch..
who was aloe gaily attired in white Swiss
muslin, in whelk see appeared to good .d -
vantage. Tb. bridesmaid carried in bee
band • beautiful banquet of sweet pima.
The happy groom was assisted! by his
brother, Thomas O'Brles,of Bay Qty. They
had the honor of being the first couple made
one in the newly 000straoted and imbstan-
tiat edifice used fur a chapel at Goderiob.
The esteem in whtob the bride is held was
evinced by the numerous sod costly pre -
septa made to her o• the happy tmeaston.
M. C. Cameron, M. P. , presented the bride
with • beautifui bridal bouquet of exquisite
roses which was admired by all the guests.
The following day the newly wedded trouper
left for their future home in London, via
Goderich,being congratulated by their enemy
friends, wishing them a prosperous and
happy anion.
We are pleased to to able to sate that
i'nttet very BIM' ttWI'
way to recovery. -
Miss Mills, of West Wawanoeb, is visit-
ing her sister Mrs. Medd, wife of
our V. 8.
Bort T»lugs. returned recently from •
plsaaant visit to friends in Brantford.
On Wednesday of last week Mrs. B. J.
Crawford returned toms steer having a
plenums week's visit to relatives a: Shorts.
vill., Now Mexico, moo npwted by how
mother Mre Clara Wilson. Mrs. Weems is
somewhat unwell. being tangoed by the
long tourney. We hope see will soon be re-
stored to good be•ltb,
Miss Kitty ?Heins. of Goderih, is visiting
her aunt, Mia* Maggie Nevins.
Miss Franots Brydges, of Goderioh, and
formerly of Duogannoo, is rnsioating at her
ohole's, Thos. Pentland.
David Roberts, assistant of Mr, Moeally,'
enoessmor to Stephen Rtothers, blacksmith,
mowed his family into our village on Wed-
mead•y of Let week. W • welcome them to
ear village .. residents.
POTATO Bar.-Ths potato. orop whioh
looked so promising as an abuod.nt Doe,
ie. .000rding to report., likely to be • fail-
ure, owing to a disease in the tuber, called
the black rot, it having made ita appearanoe
in a Dumber of potato patch* is this sec-
tion
BLUEVALE.
TUESDAY, Septe14
Mite Annie Rutherford. of Toronto, who
had been visiting her father for the Summer
Msrned home last week.
We are pleased to learn that Ed. Coultas
wee snoowful in obtaining his senior lea,•
leg cattalo. to.
Ph. flat mill is runnier in tall blast at
present.
Ed. Coulter Is taking in the Fear at To.
ronto.
The Wineham foot M11 olub, of whioh
some of our boyo aro members, have made
arraneemeoa for a greed oosoerl on tete
evening btulie.'29tri.-Baaits*-iept•Ri
chief attreeteoe and will be assisted by local
talent- Tbe boys will be presented with
their medal for winning the o eente gebip
of the league.
RIGHT -PROM THE MINES.
Family Ties sea)� be Broken in:tee Grand
rash tor Gold, but What's Wealth With-
out He•Itb-Dr. Ague, '.L.arrbalPew-
der is • Wonderful Caro -It Never
Fads to relieve in Tea Minutes.
Fred Lawrie, of Trail Creek, B. C.
*rite, - " I have need two bottles of Dr.
Ag»w', Catarrhal Powder sed have bees
wouderfuily helped. I ase rsoommemd it
very highly le .11 sufferers from catarrh"
And here is another -Mr. B. L. him, Sm.
ten, P•., says : " Wimp I read that Dr.
Agiew'. C.tarrhsl powder would relieve
catarrh ts 10 minutes, I most say I was far
front Mimi oonviaoed of the foot. I de-
cided to try It- , I pnrohes.d • bottle. A
single puff of the powder through tee blow-
er •Reeled instantaneous relief,"
Sold by J. E. Davie
aemga Cats.
Person, suffering from rheumatism are
laterally anxious to try every proposed re-
medy. John Raymond of Northam Iowa
had tried, without relief. nearly every al-
leged ours suggested by friend., '1hen be
Mad this In • medical jour..) :
"The» is more benefit in • mood laugh,
Mae in the hot water remedies, the faith
tare., the sleotrio and .11 other new teet-
otallerm the world, and it Dame **thing. If
yea knew of moth's/ else to laugh at, Legh
at yourneighbor."
This wed • saw Ides to poor Mr. Ray.
mood.
a -
moud. Ah what should be laugh .t ! 1.
the house was nothing amusing. However,
the metlorsl journal said, " Laugh at your
neigh bee "
He went at ea the front perob, and..15-
mi•g In • their, watched the people on the
mime.. Ft* • tithe -Ile saw nothlne fame,.
TM* • nig (Memo milked by. memories
.food to himself...!
, H.. ha, ha IN OEM _Me. Harmed.
1 he big (Merman stegeed and looked.
" Vet's dee e'
" Ha. h.. h. t"
" Vet wet yea haw, haw, haw mit me 1"
" Ha, ha. ►a l"
thew the home leaped the big Gseeme,hin
awe uplifted.
Ohl" meted Raymond, "1-I m...t mo
harm. I was lambdas for /health."
Cad den yea leapt sickmbtMt-1•aahtwit Mg »nagana t T1.Mot1 hat tial
M enIs 1, •bob wbo T11hid aM
Met really
st r. Ro
eases* te be reds i lie lard oe up the
With ewe. bobeeles Nee re 'Midge mea
ria hires realm them w 1111 pal Goma.
!T glee. ?. Mw
Somewhat es vatjr.at winds raft Is the
tregranw•nt fns r'ea.,
Or gleam of aunsb•ie wilds the path that
lends through drifted .none.
The meu..,ry of the time onmee btoi e'a
wastelseds of the put,
When clouds about our early ways no mem.
ring shadow oast ;
And more thea .11, the tlooday m.t'jtl
Sunnier glory fur, •
When mother sang the oldUms hymns aed
fattier led in prayer.
How vivid Domes th. Vioture of the ohurnb
and village folk,
'Pee solemn tlltug down the aisle, the Amo(
ut .ouudice oak,
The benohw rude with oo.upants from all
the country side,
Tee rutin() lovers' tender looks that lash -
tuitions would Ltd. ;
Wh;le through sue window meadow -meats
came oo the morning air,
%V hen mother sang the old time hymn* sed"
father led eu prayer.
(Ju: in the gr¢v.yerd ..e4 white tomb loom.
ed like a beery h. el;
The oeaiby brook song tirelessly to cheer
the dreamless dead ;
Upon the hillside one could see, where
.himp.ering eunheaue•lay,
And butterflies seemed flower. -a -wing, the
lazy cattle stray ;
AsA jl' OVeseedt awn •i.b.ntlut stir ee=it
welled from eveywhore- -
As mother sang the old tiroe hymns and
father led in prayer.
O church among the alerting hills, t.y well-
- stgb elf forgot
U voioe that rani old " Happy Day " es
saints, I thought, could tool !
O sire who had your sitars of woe, but
walked the ways obeour.
!n pstienos and with dauntless breast, with
thoughts and motives pore !
It I meld but be ymog.a a.y, and spend
that day back when
Alliwther sang the old-time bymns and
`thew led to prayer 1
't;AYusivirIlae,
At Barrie as 1.8 -year-old boy named
George Connors was drowued whtla
bathing.
Mr. Benjamin D. Culliver of Ti rou-
burg was kicked by a horse uud died in
a few minutes.
Mr. leeward J. Grim.hnw was scala-
u anew en that a agar se
tine up in %Vel oa h box factory.
'1'he steamer Acacia, owned by Mat-
thews Bros., and 0lendenuigg & McDon-
ald's'handsomeeam yucht Athena
were almost complete1 , destroyed by
tire at Hamilton.
The body of an unknown man was
found on the Grand Trunk Railway
Dear Prescott. The head wee remittal
from the body. It is supposed deceased
nes run over by a west boned train.
The outbuildings bebogiug to Mr. D.
Beaudin. nenr�,$t, Chrystome, Que., were
struck by ligitnlag, killing Mr. D. Berta -
Wm and his two sons, also a pair of
horses. The buildings were stet ea lire
and were burned to the ground.
The eldest daughter of Rev. William
Tindall of Walkerton was sewing in her
father's oMee when the Sid of the leek
fell down on the lamp, breaking It and
spilling the contents over her dothiug.
In an instant she was enveloped In
flames and was so badly burned that she
died in a few hours.
FOR WEN OF WAR.
A despatch from Bombay says that
cholera has broken out in the Northamp-
tonshire regiment.
The Mad Mullah commanded the Af-
ridi. who captured the British forts in
the Khyber Paas.
The Upper Swat tribes have paid u.
fine of 20,1000 rupees for revolting
against the Indian Goverumet,
Tbree hundred feepoys are reported
to have been massacred by a band of
Afridist near Fort Ali Musjtd-
Lnst Friday the Dritish military au-
thorities disarmed the Khyber Rifles
forming part of the garrison at Jamrud.
Three of the principal chiefs of Belu-
chistan have been arrested on suspicion
ot intriguing against the Indian Govern-
ment.
The rebels in India captured Fort
Lunda-Kotal after a desperate band -to -
hand fight with the Mariam. and then
burned the place.
The Inenrgents on the Indian frontier
have captured the police post at Ma
bomedzai, which was garrisoned by a
detachment of the border police.
Fort Maude, in the Khyber Pass, has
stesmo eel byethee* ttli - wfter'des-
perate lighting- The garrison retired
with the loss of three mete
The British military authorities halm
now mobilized :12.000 men for frontier
operations in India, whish, with the
frontier garrisons, makes 42,000 men
aveilable for nee against the Insurgents.
The Sultan of Turkey Du commuted
the sentences of death imposed upon
thenen wbo weir engaged in the masma-
cret of members of the Greek Church
at Tokat last March to penal servitude
for lite.
-Italy hes wired to Morocco Bunten -
Ing to despatch a then -of -war to Tan-
gier nnlees the crew M an Italian brig
to Messed. Moorish pirates recently
'Decked and plundered the brig, and de-
tained the crew,
Deer Inland, near Posen, has been
cPdPd or leased to nasals as a math)!
station with the consent of the Japan-
ese Government, which was dioappoiated
at the failure to-errange an alliance with
Great Britain.
1: NCLANSIFIED.
The r efettlric cabs have proved • big
stress§ In London. •
Two more eases of smallpox have de-
veloped in Montreal.
The bubonic plague at Puonah Is in-
creasing, and the Kirke• bazaar has been
closed entirely.
Mime Coulter of Lindsay jumped into
the river and Raved a young Ind named
liegg, who had helm off the wharf.
The ahem tax law was decided to be
unconstitutional by Judge Acheson of
the United States Court at Pittsburg,
Pa.
A Mat Portage despatch says It is
Mated oo good authority that a twelve
days run at the Mikado mine baa yield-
ed no less a sem than $20,000.
At the Congress of Women to "halt
of rational dress, to be held at Orford
in September, Lady Haberton will pre-
*1de. All the delegates am to wear
bloomers.
Nom the middle of Jnly about five
tbobaand citizens of Montreal have ap-
plied at the City Board of Health for
vseeinitlor, and the number M increas-
ing dally.
The Canadian Canal at Sault Ste.
Marie was Mocked on Thnr,sriay for rix
boon by a rtgamer and schooner becom-
ing wedged M'tneen the eine! bank and
the railway bridge pier.
As the result of drinking whi.k'y
bought ht a Ritke saMmatn flee Indians
ars dead and the remainder are
dy-
ing. The wbielfvy was a mixture of
whlss�lkey. Deal oil. Io. juice sad al -
Writs have bees leaned on behalf of
the kf Pa.rw. Timmwapsos Mt.
a RNd. Taylor eat ter
talo street 10 co
Jahn faun
•1
eb rM fi lift a she
A . 21. wee bre sit
am, AIA. gam
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Given I I -Ever •
Away) l Month
Ask your Grocer for particular, or
drop • postcard to
LEVER BROS.(Limitedrroiro''n o
A COUNTRY COURTSHIP.
Deletes the °owe -from fife upper meadow
Beauty and Brindle and Base -
Now in the sunlight, saw in the shadow.
Aod now in the wind's threes ;
With song as sweet as at mors the starting
Is wont to the skies to trill ;
klollie, the tarmac's daughter and darling,
Comes tripping •down the hill -
Purple and black are the braided troves
Her dainty temples that cr01/0 ;
Light is her step on the sward is prosper,
As t.11 of the thistledown.
The squirrels peep from the wayside hedges
As the maiden moves along,
Aad want it ohlet of their privilege,
To list to bar jocund song.
Dews where the alders and *leader realm
Border the rivulet's hank*,
And the widsoed sweep of the water mho
Vader abrid's's belied planks
Whbtliwg • love-esot. in broken 481ate111.47t,
His hat posited book from bee brows
Robin, the miller, awaits sod watobae
For the oomiog of tee cows
PIIREN0LII1E
Medicines
foul MY assor.ureur alwu.r.z ri:sra14.
:toms oft tial MARKET.
r-_iamt, !r U*l Iteaittnt
HRBAOLIN Ooaraeed o ours
17 Rheumattematt
sciatica, Lumbago,
Gout and
Neonikie.
Bheuniatic
Specific
RUMOUR
Pills
A sum ours ,r
Headache, Dirziaen
Constipation, lee.
gelation, E*I•oueoeq,
Bright. Disease,
Diabetes, Paralysis,
Coavulsioo., Hemrt
Disease, etc., ate,
I aOmtee menet t gold ea Merit
iii( In Ooderich only by F.I. Dnnbta
Up to their knees in the stream, the cattle -
!)rink deep of its cereal flow ;
Little they oars for the lover's prattle
Or the bliss the meta may kiow ;
Their having ,ides with their draughts slit.
tended,
They enter the path again,
And Drop the eraa•m,witb beads low Mod,d
Ga either side of the leas.
Tbe.tmdows deeps• : the dew is sprinkling
With diamonds all i1. meads ;
And faint and far, is the distanos tinkling.
The sound of the balls recedes.
8ti11 on the bridge where 1W water gffsairakr.
As the moonlight ea N falls,
This miller talks and the maiden liet.ma,
But the cows ars is the stabs.
Winter is Near !
00 oe prepared to meet it with a
good Hat or Cap when it comes.
We have put in stock all the Latest
Styles of Fall
HATS
which for . utility and price annot be
equalled. In stock are numerous as
sortments ot the latest In
etlaints WLLAR$I' .L✓--
■HIRT'd. HOel�SRy "
rO°AP9 °NECHW'ZAR.
MITTS.
-_ 0. R. SHANE d& Co.
aarsbb Hat and Far•iahieg Emporis=
IT HOLDS THE KEY.
Inaiwol6oaat Beginaleg. -bat VW sisaI ea
one as • Thief In the algid sad Were
Dae baa time to Wonder whet ails Him
he is in the firm grasp of Disease-
. South American Kidney Cele will
Break the Benda and Liberate, ao mat -
tor how .troog the cord..
The thousands of o•aes that have bees
helped, aid :oared by the greet South Am -
otiose Kidney Cure in the beat reoommeed
of its curative qualities. The remedy is •
specific for all kidney troubles. The form-
ula ie oomponoded oe the very latest seis-
islo discoveries io the medical world. There
ars themes s today who trethfully say " I
am Beteg became I used South Americas'
Kidney Care." It relieves in eiz bears
Sou by J. B. Davis.
JUST FOR FLUI.
A certain termer, who 50 Try me mans
meted for kis res.mblseoo to Apslls, bee a
u00 wbo powe ids hm
use dayeMMNu s war maer oame to the tars, and
seeing tbo lad asked : " Seamy, where's
your father!" "Is the pigpen," was the
mole " L the Mimes ! Tbsoks." AQ
e s the to.. mewed is the dimities' imdkated,
the boy sheeted : "I say I You'll knew
him. 'owes h.'. (•e a Um *Sr'
They had been discussing th..11.amm
moot of eoi.mor- "I see it is ola aced thee
they oaa ga. elsotrieity direst trent m..1
sow," Suggested the lawyer. " That wos'1
do as any rood," returned the railroad nem -
seer. ., If we 000ld get owl direct freer
e lectricity now we wouldn't have to worry
about this strike."
" Dear," mid the Senator's wife, " the
papers are mousing you of lotting the stock
market taLauoe your vote." " It is not
e n," roared the stem,me., and he pounded
the table with lm fist " All I have done
in that dinotiee wee be allow ay vete to
inflames my d..limg. In the atese menet."
A little Ley fa • district wheel received
his first day's inetraotiow, sed Wore niebt
he had lerrid to .poll ooh weed.
" Now," said the Iasekar. " You can tall
you graodmether hew to spell pig."
ily gr mt r� knew. how to spell
y replied the loyal little fel-
low 1 "she's teethed oohed"
" If e1e were s yeasg girl," said the
plemp juryman with m metrep.11taa air,
I would be im favor of as.es.ieg the dam -
whisk you wish. Bet it sesame to as
M a widow le est entitled to quite so
mach fee tee &map to her feelings by
breath of premise "
I don't leek at it to that way at all,"
mid the Isar juryman with the red
hi. h .t.. "1 take it that • widdeettilt
im'.'ad he but the west, 'casee10_ Iu. l
•bhat'..ee is lesia'."
es ere.• Oeeklek
Om penal of Heat f Nre.-QLi.Iwa if •
poled **eh of bmfsse Asti allot ; Wee
awe ; one te,hpooeflfl.4 toorw•ter. Deep
es. sp.emhl .f the wdl•beatee balsa for
sash cask% Mees well -messed bend -pee,
sod lake is a gel* awes.
De tset trawl steed the retaase t " the
tight la always sapadbst:"
Tie. Mb .t.
mems freedoms t1. SOK
teak's( it hard se de wrests sad may to M
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For TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS
DUNN*S
BAKINC
POWDER
TNECOOK'SBEST FRIEI�
411sur Yds a O�N�w.
dnaonacemeat.
New Goode and B* Values
in the Tailoring „jigs at the
old -established and reliable
West -et Emporium. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed in Quality
Style and Price.
HUGH DUNLOP
GODERJOH
8Th.&M BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CH RYSTAL,
Inner Ohnotai I Mask
aa•anfaot.r.r or all kiwi. of
8 0 ILMR9.
Smoke Stacks, Salt fans, Sheet Iran
Works, eto., etc.,
Asti Dealer in-
Englses, Maekls.ry Carthage. its.
All wire. of Pipes and Pip. Zbtb o .
ete.m and Wake Gowen, Globe Valvese
Omsk Valye., Imiptralors, E).et.n sed L-
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YPrrllaaeses=moo.
A .pssW line el Med Water sad flog
TrougDh for ass of hgetba sad Dias•.
Rmp•trtnQ Pronertle •Basad
ep
.. $. aLsTIRArk
!. O 11as n, OadseM.
Cartage & Pul Co.
are prepared to handle Bag -
me Freight and Household Ef-
fedte with Dispatch at reasonable
rates. Dealers in:011 grades of
HARD
SOFT
and $lulthimg Coal
Wood and Einabut
U$ o WO customers anti 4eliw
whit *Oh promptneme. Order* tent
Timl•phoyka ell
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.1. & LA,t', D. 0 8rt.6111Awe
Manager. Elecsetasy