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CUFF'S
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TY -SEVEN YEARS
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Tailoring line at the
iblished and reliable
t Emporium. Batiefee-
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nd Price.
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ran Wade at -
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a, Salt Pane, Sheet Iroo
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star Owes, Globe Valves,
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;ondition for preventing the To'
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office at 11eatAMw. tsentreal street..
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Hamilton street.- 1 dome sue of Udborse
Brae, dry goods store. 17-1r a
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Nook. Weal West. %w -1y it
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sea the hot miner sus
s, mea tai . all day ;
now beside a Applies stream,
pea eke grass they lay.
ng of names and Idle isms,
e swept the hours along,
y osUed w ens who mused aper
Cocas, friend, give se a song.
MR I Driest gleam," he
The only soars l know
those my mother used to
or me long years ago."
ng one of bhuea,'• • rough veto* cried,
There's none Dub true meg here
ver7 mother's son of us
mother's songs are dear."
o sweetly rose the singer's voice.
mad unwonted calm ;
m 1 • soldier of the groes,
follower of the lamb!"
e
ted shall 1 fear to own his acute ! "-
Che very stream was stilly
d hearts that never tbro.bed with fear
Jyith tender thoughts were filled.
fed the song, the kisser sold,
s to fete feet he root.
'hanks to you a11, my friends ; good
night,
;ed grant w sweet repose."
leo of owe more,L t11e Gip'fifa belt ed
Che soldier boot his heed ;
en glancing round with smiling lips,
• You'd iota with ms.w be said.
,.it sing this old families air,
west as the bugle Dell,
J!
kW the power of Jests' some,
prostrate fall.''
! wondrous was the old tune's spell.
As on the singer sang ;
u atter man till into Ilse,
And loud the volae, rang
he songs are done, the oamp u still,
Naught but the sireem b beard
at .b ! the depth of every soul
By those old hymns is stirred.
And up from many • bearded hp,
In whispers soft and low,
RI ▪ the nrsver the mother taught
The boy long yeah ago.
-Chicago Inter-Oo..n.
T HB SIGNAL:: GODERICH ONTARIO.
--Kappiamsr4T. an* 3Q i, !Y.
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ed and labelled all right 1 Here, lean able to work now, as Nelly s.Qk,wbite
coo my � arm, and 1'il take the band; I sod exhausted, on • *hair.
boxes an my lett hand. Now then. I " Yes, I know. said Nelly, " but
Not too fast r'
Guy Moreau bad never been in •
working woman's room before, and as
he stood on the threshold, be could
but marvel at the aspect of utter des-
titution that prevaded it. A little
girl who was waking artificial flowers
by the light of a kerosene lamp sprang
to her feet at the sound of their steps.
"On, Nelly, are you Burt 1 What
is the matter 1" cried she. " What
wakes you look so whiter
•' It's my little sister.' .aid the girl
turning to her conductor. " We live
here together. Oh. sir, I am very
much obliged to you !"
But when Guy Moreau was gone,
old Kra Macrabbin, who had come
upstairs to rub Nelly Knox' ankle
with camphor, shook her head gloomt•
ly at the recital of they evening's ad-
venture.
" Wasn't he kind 1 And a perfect
stranger, too," tad Nellie, radiantly.
" Poor dear !" said Mrs. Macrabbin.
" What do you know about the w•Ta
of s -city + 1t'a .es - ways ...Wax
you'll ever see Fide ror hair of them
bonnets again."
" What do you mean 1" cried Nelly,
indignantly. - .
"Mean 1 W by,that it's a confidence
game, to be sure, and your line, gen-
teel young man has made oil with the
French bonnets."
" Nonsense '•' cried Nay.
a face like that -and such
and such a manner !"
• " Well," said Mrs.
we'll see !"
And sbe rubbed sway harder than
ever. -
NLY A MILLINER'S GM.
IT AliY RANDOI.rm.
SOW it rained, that him* winter
ght ' How mercilessly *rents
me down, rebounding in sheets of
ray from the pavements and ewell-
g the gutters into miniature rivers.
"With
a voice,
Macrabbin.
" Young man," said Mrs. Petherick,
sourly. '• what do you mean by leaving
a white tulle hat with a water -lily
thea sinful plumes aal it 1 Do I,
look like a person who wears water -
lilies and marabou r'
And Guy, who was walking,
whistling, away, after leaving his last
bandbox, stopped short at the old
lady's shrill voice.
" Hallo !" said ht. " Pvei left the
Petherick hat at St. James', and St.
James' hat at Petherick's. I mast go
beck."
" I should think so," laic] Mrs.
Petherick, " In my days, errand men
attended to their business ' Nine
o'clock, at night and my new black
velvet hat, with the satin bows, not
come home !"
" I am very sorry, ma'am,"said any.
" Much difference it makes whether
yes are sorry or not," said Mrs. Peth-
seisk, leveling her blue spectacles
wrathfully at Moreau. " You must
be • very presuming young man to
have any opinions. at all on the sub-
ject. I be that • you will set this
awkward blunder right, at once, and I
shall most assuredly report it to
Madame Dunoyer."
And Mr. Morose had no alterna-
tive but to trudge back again through
the blinding rain to Mies Honore St.
James' brown stone residence.
" The milliner's man again r mid
Mir St. James, sharply. " Well, I
should think, to leave me a dowdy old
black velvet thing, instead of my
white Drape opera Ilett 1 Apd totrane
back at this time of night ! .I shall
certainly let Id adame Dunoyer know
irSt--riAtb t1 -1r! -Here, you, boy,
Is this the way you -My goodness
me, It's Mr. Moreau !"
Goy burst out laughing -be could
of help it -get the comicial suddeness
with which Honor+ s frown melted in-
to •*mottos.
11i your pardon, Mir St.
James," ,said he, " but I sae really
dea
very toing of blame. $era's
your bandbox, and I've left old Mrs.
Petherick's here by mistake."
" Is it a joke." said the bewildered
fair one, " or a wager•, or what 1
r' Neither one laor the *thee, add
Guy. " Sober, serious, earned. And
now, if you'll let me have tbt other
Woes bonnet, I'll get back Mrs.
Potberick's rage waxes any hale.
He lifted his dripping beaver sad
Vanished with the bandbox ender his
firm: smiling to himself at the 1111�t
he had obtained Sato hiss 8tt levees'
eharseter. -
" A regular little virago 1 be told
limself. " a face like °italic act4 soda voice that would do fot a fiber -
woman I Truly, we are net whatt we
own..
Brough the whitening mist the shop-
lndowsl flared dimly and the yellow
Lan d the street lamps shone like
eaoon lights far out at sea. There
ere not many pedestrians on Broad-
, that night, Leve those compelled
7 grin necessity to face the storm ;
ad Guy Moreau, striding down the
►astern side, had the right of way all
o himself.
"There's no hurry, no hurry in the
►arid," said Mr. Moreau, calmly to
imself. '• My hat is ruined already,
nd my coat -is -fit for nothing but the
utaide pegs of a second-hand clothing
tore. Consequently - Hello, here,
►hat's the matter i"
He stopped short at the sound of a
light scream, close to him. A shab-
ily dressed young girl carrying a
oil of oilcloth shielded bandboxes
tad slipped on a piece of banana rind,
almost at his feet.
Guy Moreau male no pretensiotu to
e rank of a Chevalier Bayard, but
e had a kindly human heart within
is bosom, and stepped instantly for-
wsa+d tO-help the yoltnirgirl uP. -
" Not hurt, are you, he asked
what are we to dot Fan can earn only
a dollar antt a half a week, and if 1
am without work -
I can get you work, said Guy. All
you want. Loads of it.
And vanishing, he presently re.
turned with a roll of forty yards of
Wamsutta, which be flung exultantly
on the floor.
But what am I to do with it 1 said
bewildered Nelly.
What 1 Why, make it into four
dozen shirts, to be sure, said Mr.
Moreau.
But that is all nonsense, said Nelly,
with a quivering lip. I am poor -but
I can't take charity.
It's not charity, awervated Mr. Mo-
reau. I need new slljrts, and I hire
you to make 'em. Where's the
charity 1
But -four dozen !
If I wanted fourteen dozen I've a
right to order 'em, I suppose. Bs -
sides,
'sides, I've come notion of fitting(- S-►
ship load of missionaries for tSe flan
Beni.ia Isjpgdr. _H, _want bsMe•s
or needles an4 thread, get 'eni
charge 'em in the bill.
Yes ; but -
Well, whatl_.asti,.
brows.
bis
What size am I to make themt
Guy looked a little puzzed at this.
Make them four different sizes, and
then some of them will be melee to
suit, said he triumphantly.
Wedding sake, eh 1 said Mrs. Mac-
rabbin. Put up in a watered -silk box
and 'flied with white satin ribbon !
Stuck • full of plums and citron and
smelling of spices ! WelI, it's very
good of Nelly Knox to think of qae,
now that she is • great lady and bas a
whole house of her own, with velvet
on the ,door„g i two maid ser-
vants to wait on her ; sail KifSi Fla
at a boarding school, too, and going to
be brought up like a lady. And it all
came from Nelty's slipping on a bigot
banana peel that rainy.night. I'd go
out and skip down on one myself, if I
thought it would• -do any good. I
told Nelly he was a real gentleman the
first time I ever eat eyes on him.
And Mrs. Macrabbin firmly believed
she was 'peeking the truth.
'7.
The girl looked at hini with big
eyes fall of pain and terror.
" My bandboxes?' faltered Sibs, st
glancing eagerly around. " They're
not wet, are they 1
" No --but you are. Look at your
shawl, poor thing 1"
" Ob, that's no matter," said she.
" It was very awkward for me to slip
ro," is the matter now 1" Moreau
asked.
For she had stopped short in the ato
tempt to move forward again.
" I am afraid my ankles sp hve "
she wailed. " Oh. dear, hs
tdo r
" Spraind, is it 1 (Confound those
people who eat bananas and fling the
rind on the pavement r inwardly gut-
tered Guy.) "Let ins call a k,"
aloud.
be added
"Ob, no, sir f shrinking W " k. I
• hook.
milliner's � tion, ailed ell .11 ttbew
hats must be delivered before slide
o'clock tonight"
Guy touked reflectively Bows at the
bozos, then at the pals, papretty
with its dark, Spanish eyes.and
limbo
sprinkled 1.2.h rain.
afraid I'll hardly manage
it," said he.
"Boa 1 mast," said the gid posit,
0 eetde.ts To Andrea.
Children. in their play, are apt to get
sprains. bruises or outs, sed the Dein these
little sees eager before relief is brought to
them ab•sY IMvinoe mothers that it is
neosseary tiM Toe Moneys prepared for .00tdect.
" Quiokours" is a healer, that seta quickly
and removes psis at ono*.
Dan
aZEMD IMPOSOIBLE "
that • pare CEYLON TEA such as
"LUDELLA"
be offered at so low a price, but it is so. Othello are beginning to ap-
preciate and take advantage of this snap, why should not you '1
2b, 40. 50, and 86C. Lead Packages.
Tooth -Ache
... and All Pan
Has received more honest, unsoli-
cited testimonials from repute
people, than any other remedy
of the age
Change in Business.
._....NEW FIRM......,
Mflign
My son A. W. CORNELL having bought half interest in my Un-
•dertaising and Furniture Business, tee name of the New Firm will be
ewert7 adeatr•the..
Araw Scotch lad bad joined the volunteers
and oe the fist parade day his sister came,
with his mother to see the regiment.
On the maroh past Josh was one of stop.
"Look, mltaer," said kw sister. "they're
a'eot o' step hot Mr Jock.'
d3&n't Inn take them back to the
fpr
" it's eloped for the night, dead
for
p * ada.would never I
not delivering the `ass. I think I.
Gould wa1k very .lowly." I
the effort leer
But es do made
ours with pada
°semoped froom hie lip.
in " No " sold t " T seat walk. Oh,
what doll I do r
Guy keit bis brows and esnddered
este from line ie yes ere r
be asked.
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all
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aarie.itvl SeuRrssda7.
First Western Farmer (at railroad sta.tos)
-You're a Farmer, so., eh!
Sowed WeatersFermer-Yee;been tannin
• good many years.
S',rat Farmer -That so! Glad to meat you.
Where to your term located- to the lamed
district, the drought section, Uwe grasshopper
region or the Dyclone hetet
WHERE RHEUMATISM ISUN1gT1OWN
No Matter How Iotems the Psis. South
Animism R MIncli cw Ramer.
Reve
it Qoiokl A Lady o if6p1 Tale
What It Did for Hee-P.rms.eot Care
of . Case of Years' Sta.dhip.
It ken bean declared by eoleatiMs that
every disease hen • ramify. The dfio.ity'
Is 14' always dad the milady. 1a rhino's -
tem Beath America. RMem&W Lure has
boo fomnd • oertala aatidoto his th1 pais -
fel disease. It is always eIsotivn *real.
fortis. wife of • well-iaow. masataetarer
11 Highgate. 011.. says : "I was esrfo•siy
with rheumatic palm ha my ankles,
dada. Wass was almost disabled. I tried
mt.tyibl•p. as I thonshli, mad deetored for
Pose wither 'mob ballet I we Iadueed
flee fiesta Aakst
ers Rhemostio One.
Te my dslebt, the flat deem gave me mese
raid thea I had bad 1.4 y.asa. said Mrs
bottles Daum completely eared. me." field
by J. Z. Davin" -
CORNELL ,• .& SON.1..
FURNITURE. ---49
You eon bay firetrelam Goods at FACTORY PRUQ by the Best
ds
Makers i• Cosaonly. No trouble to show I j e►1AllrORY
PRICK.
UNDERTBSING.
Diplomas, for Embalo+ieg in our Show Window. The Best and Largest Steck
of A0SS',TS and 00171:N2 and Funeral Trimmings imam County -Low
PAosaQ
WINDOW BHADEB.
. We keep • large:Vas.*y of WINDOW SHADES ma bead. Give to a
Miss you are looking fot Bargains.
DONT FORGET THE NEW FIRM,
• _► CORNELL alt SON.
2 iWORE& gAMItT'pE.1'L fiat iiIQ1JARE. Next Bedford Hotel.
He went back the next evestiNg to
Nelly Knox to tell her that be heel
duly'performsd her behest.
ally Ian's hers, slid the palls
little girl, who was wiring the elOwe d
en dome as diligently M if alts had
kilt eft " Bb&. gene on
=mien
She goes at sews ovary
*grub* and don't Dome baa tQ t
tltine"lt sight."
" Oh 1 said Guy. " And here's her
foot 1
" Very lame, said the oldldasdeee t-
ing a fresh wire at her Use and twist.
tag it around until our hesurs ayes
giddy with fel ter ala
" Bat she lemma da • salsas
tlgd--Why, here'. Nellie sow. ma
*vying, too 1
" Oh, mid OILY. " What's alae
N -feta+ri•--'Wy e $ usu.
Lam. a. Otfits;.1- a
+emsvr+i+M.
1s wassesssrese horPool-feta a tll»114 mood
I„ �
...�Ier 4.111.
tew fes a" vim NOV sissy of them ate %Hess t Miwt-
t'�-iter. Madiea•*o•Ai1ewiseeet ll•
*rise's sees•+.
•eras always perfectly impartial.' sold an
aldose. gravely, ', bat I debate peesesbegts
.ed faultier•." S. does many .pother kindly
M ylbh bigdiat'Wal e.mi.R. attreat
dews efts mot abs steepest ,Mats t•
harsh, whoa kis masYias.upised, and
limbed tis the middle et the read. Two
duties wure and they pr+.ptty
•�fsa, les didfar kindly inquired eae
d tot motes► T. whit* he received Ntu
"li err semis. dews that dedevfey with
Mesh ve►db Nal 11.mt my gravi/7 mid
Wien lbs asaeadmaised mai."
Tie inset earned Irma tali* ssfertanats
Odle Irak we. bowl* .satsM .
•'0.e Jsek," fes milliW masa ses. "If
I'd Air like Nam& .11 a lesetsee M WOW
the sellerMae Ws fel seller log Dema fee tot."
can
"w discharged, said tie alri,
*ea a soh in low throat. go.
Pothook+ Me bsea Hesse►
{• Stirs �`ellbnriek le en •distil esti br-
erlrra Guy, thetly. " AM A is soil
say f it I Dost or Yea ere Os $
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AIPAISIENTLY A HOPELUS OASE-
A 111110a edlie Seeker abs
Waletiredu lellsedies-
br Ono
was
>! Waris w : " *see Me
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lett01 iii woniri•l reedy tar WU hemp
w seeeto swab, asdm te teal 1ka it WI
wsi tt Jsle i )Myer, beaker, liateartA
�ey�g�.,, M a
ee► 16sia.. vary aspt&
t« were Itt 7.Rw
abet ass be esasiW M eapesio
ease. 1 oat mow mowset
Aha .mal of the feeble. we wises
�w• rased a •test
rialist�l IrMt�fr 0�,•
e M rlis* .rib say
1reetrr ��" *i14b7 1. 1.
Farmers, Dairymen
And - -tbeir Wies,-- --
Drop us a post card, and gat'fftlt our
booklet on "INDURATED FIBREWARE."
It costs nothing, tells all about indurated
_ _Fibre Pails, Milk Pans, Dishes and Butter
Tubarand will put 'none). irryour pockets.
THE E. B. EDDY ,COMPANY, Limited
HULL., CANADA. _
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Rock Bottom Prioea.
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as becomes the sweetest of pictareo.
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