HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-10-21, Page 6e TauUD*Tr, O. 214 1887.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
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" OUR LADY OF THE SNOWS-"
Pres a Ueatte.ltaeal rem* e1 view.
There's • Okay called Radyard Kipling.
Who ls e•W to be o• slripllayf
Wb.. it ewers be writing parry or prime ;
But at times he Mems to stumble
Aud he made an awkward bangle
When be dubbed ibis ooanky " Ldy of the
S uo ws. "
Now my dear Mr. Kip,
it you'll kindly whoa trip
Apnoea the pond and bring your summer
clothes,
Aad sive our epl.odtd weather
And our country altogether
lou would never oall it " Lady of the
Scows."
Bee our Dobler eons sod daughters,
Our unrivalled inland water,
Produes that so Forviga Market goes.
Wiry. Radyerd, you will wonder
What V the name of thunder
Tempted you to oat ib " Lady of the
- Snows."
Apples. peaches, pear, and cherries,
With five hundred kinds of berries,
Pears, grapes and ail that in the oouutry
grow,
Swaying 1. the balmy breeze,
Qaioo.y Cgs, out -bearing trees,
All are- products of the " Lady of the
Snows."
As to quantity and tillage,
When you Dome to Grimsby village,
Ask Wolvereoa, Ter he'r tin waar who
'knows,
He doesu't deal to mystics.
But he'll give you some statistic's
About this charming " Lady of the Snows."
And if more you want, you'll est it
Just enquire of A H Pettit,
Who is posted on our record at the shows,
Ot the big Uhioago Fair,
And the laurels.tathered there
BY this enterprising " Lady of the Snows."
In your lead of boggy weather
You have gardens in some meseurs
Pears upon the wall, gooseberries 1 suppose;
But the whole blooming batch
Wouldn't hi • garden patoh
P hen compared to our " Lady at the
Snows."
True, in winter we have snow,
Aod the temperature is low,
Arend rieLari
Mows:_.
Bet with winter sport and pleasure,
W•.oj^y it altogether,
Healthy, haply, with our " Lady of the
Snows."
And now dear Halyard
I wee't-e•y yes',. bees tippling,--- ----
Nor to *rid yrs for your error I proper
No doubt yea meant it
But you did it rather httndly,
When you oiled our oouutiy "lade 0E the
Sae Ni " - --------- -----
Crsighurst. -(i. C. C.afrOlt.
8ANK- ROIIIERY CASE.
Important Evidence Given at
Napanee on Saturday.
aeraatI•sal Lvmt.re• by w*etral WWIlismies
es as t. t:.e 1.-binatlaa Mr who Team
pitttam reatee $ simple axplar-
att•r al mime Brialy** Figures -Mew
the P7esecedea Will Try t. Five
. Peer* Braes ep.n whs auk We -
Neptune, Oct. 8.-(fipeeiai.)--The town
M still In a furore. of excitement over
the arrest of W. 11. Panton, teller in
the Dominion Bank. The rumors are
puny and of great variety, and the peo-
talk of nothing else but the role
'lie trial will oome off: Friday motn-
log, and only part of their evidence will
be put in by the deteetivea. They think
that they are on the way to the recov-
ery of part of the stolen money.
ppeannny�
Mrs,
E Ponton (ins Posterived r dany, In cern-
d William
Northrop ex-M.P., both'peominent law -
case for the defendant
Nnpnnee, Oct. 7. -Sixteen atzbpoeuas
were issued b Magistrate Duly last
sight In the Inion Bank robbery
ease, and one of these 1e amid to be for
a Hie. Greer, whose teteony will he
to the effect that Panton did not deep
An his room on the night of the robber -y.
The surprise in the case to -day was
._ thereturn to Napenee of Messenger W.
• • a. Garen, whore home le oo Oowen-
avenne, I'arkdale, who, with Cashier
Durand, was so hurriedly transferred to
the awed office *et Friday. He care
this afternoon and went to work at the
bank, but whether his srappearance has
anything to do with the trial to -morrow
could not be ascertained. He said that
Ir. Durand was in the hank at To-
ronto. .
Nipanee, Oct. 8. -William Small -
ton Ponton was duly charged
wilt hawing burglached the Dominion
tnk vault end stealltherefrom
000 before Maglotrat sly to -day.
onager E. •.H. Bal of the
k was on the witneus stand nearly
all day and the sensational lieveiop-
a.nta that the Crown was expected to
bring about did not materialize. The
ease will le continued to -morrow.
Napanee, Oct •.-A decided sensation
occurred la eourt this afternoon, when
tibe prosecution, by the evldepce of Mra.
Minna,' Mctirv'ror, laid bare the manner ut
welch they will try to prove that Willful
N. Ponton broke open the safe of the Do-
minion Bank branch berg and stole 032,000
WI August 7. They will try to sham that
Ponton left his room through the beck
window and went to the back of the hank.
wkleb Is only a few steps. It is air evi-
dent that they think there are two In the
Job.
The serration M tb. crowded mart renal
was eaneed when Lawyer Madden ordered
the witness to identity • small piece et
vigor containing tiftrrw 74, 11,. 46, 4. That
is one of the oembinatione a thn vault
and It was picked up In Mra Scarpers
dining -room, welch 1e neat door to the
roots la the Orange building that was c -
rnplM byPontos.
Mira. cGrew. to many rester, said a
paper was peeked up by Yrs. Bogart her
atet.r. who was sweeping the diniing room
of her (Mrs YcOreet s) apartmeote on the
Monde nine dopa after the robbery.
L that the paper?' eked Mr. if
handing a docaeet only an fees ppoen
m
containing the figures of the eombination of
the vault
it la, i think. bat 7 weal be certain."
reWled the wltnea.
This paper ls suppo4e he have blown
Is threagh the open winds*, wet* was
level wl the root of the aueu at the
rear of the Orange gulling. Penton's
nodi was next to Mrs.McGnerl'A sad tee
keybol.s In the door wee* bleekM ep.
etatetua *weirs Pwmtsd.
Nap... Oct. 10.-cepereaJ}-The pleren-
Doe pyrite Isom. startllasaa wideness In tha
beak robbery ear* afln.t W. Y. Pestes
wham tt U reamed oa Tearker.
STORYETTES.
We lea asiew This t
All w•oohie are compares. Plat the
roar haat to the sea pad the.0.th is ex-
actly bait way between she hour sad the
figure XII. oe the dial
For iust.nw. suppose that is 4 O'olook.
Point she head indlo•ttag 8 to the sue sad
11. as the watch ie .1sot)! south. Sapper
.gain that is 8 o'olook. Point the band 1.-
diosting right to the eno .od the figure X.
oo the dual a doe Muth.
• vela of Nessus.
In winding up the affairs of • gold mining
oompeny the other day in Edinburgh, the
direction °racked • few bottles of special
dry sparkling, and the obairman, with
Tapleyn humor, in moving the tout,
" Rtquiescat to P•oe,' said : "Gentlemen,
'ti. true, 'tis pity ; and pity 'Cs, 'tis true,
we are hen met for lack of gold, but para.
dozioal as it may seem. we have au •bund.
auoe ot gold lac ; therefore, charge you
glasses. gentlemen, to the shareholders. for
while we leave it to them to pay the piper,
we shall be jest and pay the PiprHeidsieok.
(Uprorious cheerer, laughter and applause)
i%%bile we, as ., oemp•uy. have deoidediy
von* upon the rook'. recollect that e reef
would have been our salvation. And al-
though we here pear a melesoboly libettoe
in these sparkling pinta, we would rather
have had the glittering quartz. (Chain.)
We worked in veto, but it is not ore with
Oh ; we have suffered .11 the miner ills of
lite, the shaft hes sped, the oroepeota ere
blue ; the only buoket left to us that will
nose the winding up are those before yon.
Drink. then. fellow stooevbrokes. to tb•
&t+rnal-.ieeal.ers of Lee Busted" Up Gold
Mining Company.,,
Marias ria( thee Weedy been *street.and ttim$ the ao.taralsted *Wrest oe the
arrant that be had so gaa.rou•ly riven to
ON wbom be sagoMd so he • beggar was
represented by the ern of ten thoesend
trams, which was lytog as his disposal at
the Rothschild cAler.
!lest be Tidy.
" 1 have not seen one woman, but many
women, almost saorifio•d at fierce fires by
their desire to appear tidy even in the tow
of death," remarked one of the most expert -
mooed firemen in the London Fin Brigade.
" I shall never forget one fire in the north
of London. though this is an extreme in-
stance of whet I hive been speaking of.
While I stood-ltames almost linking m.-
heod,.,whq.*irLtetig5Ais )out whom tbe
orowd below wits roaring and shrieking in
alarm, oalmly fastened the hied around her
Powe end began to loop up her hair, though
001 lames had actually begun to bunt in at
the windows on either side of the mirror
WW1-sbolutaty- ton her
stay, and in septi bflbe fact that she near-
ly sacrificed my life and her own, I always
h when I think that u the time 1
meanly groped her she had two hairpins in
her mouth and •early wallowed them at
ib. eoddenem of my eotion.
" My superintendent often tells of a yonoy
woman in Holborn who, after • dreadful ex-
plosion of gas -and when surrounded by
Acmes -fiat of all raked up all her trinket&
into the pockets of an overall she had
donned, and then gave her face several dobe
with a powder puff. She and the superin-
tendent were got ont with great difficulty."
HIS FIRST CHANCE.
tifeapee4M ■.absad Mored a ragas Were.
" Is Leer. • era ia all the midterms," de-
twd.d the tean•is speaker oo wooer's
rights. fiercely, "thee hie ever done my-
elitis( to lighten the burden resting 0u leu
wde'a shoulderWhat do you know of
w•wan's work ! Ie there • m.e here," she
ooalinued, folding ler &rine end looking
over her audience with superb worn, " that
bee ever got op in the morning, leaviur hie
tired, wore -out wife to enjoy her slumbers,
gone quietly down the stairs, made the 8r.,
cooked hie own breakfast. sewn the miming
buttons on the obildren's clothe.), darned
(family stockings, scoured the pots 0d
kettles, ole•oed end filled tbe lamps, swept
the kitchen and done all thei if n.oese•ry,
day after day uucompl.rotngly ! If there is
such • man in this 6w -bootie let him stand
op. I should like to see him."
And for book in tt• keit a mild-ierkieq
mho in •pentacles, in obedience to the +um -
mons. timidly erose. He was the hu,bend
ot the elegem* speaker. It wee the first
ohsnce he bad ever had to assert himself. -
Tit Bits.
Thr.egb a corr.
The oold weather end the mgt's now
prevalent are reminders of the strange feet
that • 000gh.illipehtiiet'hy responsible for the
great amount cf bloodshed that a000mpanled
the Coup d'Etas by which the 1•t& Emperor
of the French, Napoleo. III., obtained his
throne.
The brilliant though unscrupulous •d•
venturer, General de St. Arnaud, direoted
the military operations, but be was reluct-
ant to undertake the definite responsibility
of onmm.nding the troops to fire upon the
people, being somewhat in doubt u to the
result of Napoleon's memorable *error*.
When the time for resole:a mitre dr -
rived, and the mob showed Signe of • desire
to sweep aside the troops, the brigadier -
/rends under St. Arnaud's oommend sent
an officer to their ohief to ask him what
they were to do. 8s. Arnaud was seised
at that moment with • violets; hat of nongb-
ing which luted some miners. When it
the -general $net managed to Talp
the words, " Ma ..ores too: !" (My carred
onah)
The officer having waited until 8t Arnaud
had recovered 01. breath, repeated the quer-
tioe. Again the general wee taken with •
mete fit of rushing, which terminated, as
before. wltb tb. malediction, " Ma ••oree
tour 1"
The officer was no dotard ; he ooald take
• hint, and, 'elating, be left St. Arnsud's
presence. On ramming to the expeoert
brigadiers be wee eked what reply the
gamevl bad made.
"Tb. go.ersl's only words sod oomm.nds
wen ' liauseres tons 1'" (•oaaewn every-
bolbo4
os oramands were obeyed to the let.
ter, and miry thousands of people were
shot doves dad b•ponetted b oossegaenee.
v'-PaMlek, yen aural kenw hettse ebbe
a pisw y+.r pig sty tieoleo* to . beam'.
Aa' phwkey should I net, ser rt " Ii'•
warum*g u.beahhy." "Da0Utby r it t
Oat • ray grid yews t•.merlss1 Owe taw
6 abet W + loo's. t15. re • 111
QUEENS SMOKE.
fox Fair Balers *•dberd w use et Cigar-
ette..
Tob•000 is admittedly • gift of the gods,
but few people, says our Berlin oorreepon.
dent, believe that Queens Indulge to it. The
tam, how•v r,isset.bluhed beyond !foal*,
horror,
that at leaserix ladies of this exalted rank
are inveterate smoker. The "empress of
Auattt+, in her dry renows,d as the mom
beautify 1 women in Europe. acoouut. fur
from 30 to 40 cigarettes a day : the Dowa-
ger Tearitw, too, smokes a good deal -but
only in her private apartments ; Carmen
viva, the gifted queen poetess of Rou-
mania, the queen regent of Spain, Queen
Amalie of Portugal sod Queen Margbertta
of Italy are all devotees of tob.000.' It
must be remembered, of course, that Aus-
trian and Russian laches in general are food
of c ver tmokingIo France the 1
m -t11fk /6'01
B.trieNl4 Smarr* ohne
Dishier tree occasion with Baron James
de Rothschild, Bogen" Delaiorolx, the
famous French palmier, kept hale oyes tars -
.d amen his beet la so wrked • eraser
that, whom Ow o0etlsej r.oe b lenge the
dimly room, Baron James owed not bele
ask*. bio earl what It was that retreat-
ed his ottoetl.n. rya sae Pbiled.lphts
Frees
Th. painter ordered that for toms tints
he had vasty reales heed to verve as
• model for that of • beggar he Intended to
bold • premiums* parties W • pantlna es
which be was elm engaged. sod that, as he
w ised at his bait's teatimes. the ides sudden-
ly streak hien thea the very bead he deikired
was Wore him. WIM this explswtioe he
veneered te.sk the lunoe wheeher he would
do bis the heir to eh for els as the beg-
�ItntbsohIld, Wag s great admirer of art
W ell Its ferias. sad awed to be maredee.
eg re a its Bela parer, readily eoaowU-
ed be eseume • shareable sever before un-
dertaken by • rlllieralre.
Tbe next day foetid him at the pale ser•
ee.di.. Deters* daeed a twee round hie
shoulders, pat • Waal staff is his hand, and
m.ds bias pose se if bo were rooting . sM
semi Mae slosiss$ Reath larlly.
la We atatmde he w dkw.,ered by sue
ate artist's favorite papa, wbe .lin.
bad tree seems be the .ladle et all *wee.
NatseaJly ••adndlos these abs medal bad
emly jai hen bralpbt In frees err cranio
pewit sod serer dramiaa the ebaraetee o0
e ei.4 by bis was hr Irma the Yee este he
seised an epeorterit/ wise fi meters
eye were term* to glial • pies a esewr.y
tutee the beggars bast
Bora. Rottbakild Waked 15. w1N a
i..& awl kept floe ......y. TAO petal wen
Z:IZtilLys waaf 1 4s i r. . J. wear 111geiar
pdatali tM ben
yew sem lowland Week but seeness
NA be hail, to test, to Mrs bis _
�faertly after, ate young fellow resolved as
GIVE ME THE CHILDRbN.
"Give roe the.hiloree," the wastes Freobel
• The hi▪ de rale all, tkkatiaa, asd hoagertol
to be fed i
Like the towers that har wakened when
eprioq-eine kissed tb. nod,
And they shall Mora and blussom 4• the
garden of or God.
I will barb tom of the father sad his beaut-
ies, re by oast
And love shall be the shower, sod love shall
be has wen.
And Saab sod g..* ps►ieooe the fresbes-
tng deer shall be,
Aod • symphony of bs•uty .hall blaom
ben for re.
Give me the little ebildren and the seams
1 will make;
Tb. world shall be all beauty and sweeties,
for his sake
They shall scatter all their frsgrnnoe in the
weary world of mea t
Suffer the little children to Dome to Him
• gai%.!e
A BOY'S SUFFERINGS.
ATTACKED WITH INFLAMMATORY
RHEUMATISM AT AN EARLY AGE.
MOIL IIKOOMNIKTII TRA.) BROCORT /ROSH AT-
TACKS WIT* I3101IA.IN0 SlyalilTY UN-
TIL Hi WS ATXTQCAL WRECK.
Tram the dna, Belleville.
Mr. and Mn. W. R. Kelly are people
who are deeply grateful for kind toter
veatioo of Providence whereby the 1ife,
health and happier' of their twelve year
old son. Master Harry, bus been restored
and preserved. Mr. Kell* is one of the beat
known conductors on the Midland division
of the G. T. R.. and is now residing in this
city. A Sun reporter having heard of tile
ours of the little fellow mrd the joy of hie
parents, called at their home and wee met
by Mn. Kelly. who on bring informed of
the objeot of hie v sit, at ear told the story
of the ours and bow the resulta were at -
tined. We were living in Madoo when
our hey wan •boat five years ot age and in
i j, f.'al:at9Sif *tee ..a rgeo
• replied to my call by @eying be *mild
ON ria. 1 a0 taro VON le) him sod 1ovad•e
Net be was unable to walk. Medical aid
being ■ummoued we diaoovered this i flem-
matury rheumai elm had our little boy in ite
grasp. All that attention and 'doctors ooald
-do was done '*450..ereb pissed off. bet
the following spring while in Peterhoro he
wee again seized with the dread • ia ale and
•gain we were in carried° dread ot losing
yea I I h•ye Vied ut vela to preheat •
tlokN Ha..yan • scat rill Wad lee me
bete r •' Yad•.1." said tie soot *a111
' Nero M loss sae soot as ear dMwosai► sed
ar
that yes e wel.or. to, U yea *Oak M
take 5s." " Ob„ yes ; and • Vhsasseid
Menke t When - is is Y' was las reply.
" At the Ware" .-Wady replied Raids.
.Ira.
Io poetry violets are always bine, mover
purple. Bat as • matter of fool bet belt of
the ►wood sed odd varieties in Canada ars
blear The rest are purples, yellow, whits,
Ulm mid rte arses.
Who dap jhe beet Ike oiroa-.ls000e al -
ow does nobly. Miele could do eo Caere.
vr-
It u muoh better to love seals people Mea
(t 1i to agree wltk them.
L&BY T`O ORDmR
ALADA
CEYLON TEA
ST *14L S5Kea b-fM. sae. sea- She
Iiisi be Cleared Oat!
READY - MADE CLOTHING.
-MY OWN MAKE
All tint -Clam Clo de. and well made tip. will
be sold at remarkably haw prices to clear It
out scan.
A tine sweetmeat of New (foods for Tall
sad Winter wear,
CALL AND Ria MIL
motion of the " abuse of corer." and .11
aorta of ills are foretold for the reckless
queens and empresses. They an said W be
not only raining the'/ health, but to be run•
ning the rink of lalling • viotim to fire.
Certainty, the teen• a smoker doe_ ran
omega. oaage s igen though she be • queen.
Thus the perils incurred by lady smokers
when they are clad io light tulle frocks u
spparens enough ; and the tragic .tory of
the unhappy Auetriaer.prinoess, whip* will
out soon be forlroLUM, is hold up is • want-
ing
arming to them. Caught by her illustrious
father while smoking • cigarette, she tried
to oonwel it in the pooaet rf her drees,
made of very light material. The dress ig-
nited and abs wee in • moment surrounded
by flames -London Telegraph.
ALLISON IN JAIL.
Jaime *mese Is as tiappy as oyer and
says Nothing *beat she Murder
.r ■1. Trial.
The visitor to the jail does not !ail to
hear the tread of sllppered feet in the cor-
ridor of the wooed story, the moment the
mantle* dose °lames b,twees him and the
outside world. At most any hour during
the day the noise len a be al L.kie a sse-
t.net oo linty the tread• are firm and steady,
asd sometimes mingled with them .re the
broken notes of some popular air. The oor-
ridor in the second story is Jim Allison'■
dsyligbt quarters and he put• is moat of
the time in oontinally wine its length,
for he has nothing ilii to do. Jim cannot
read or write and he hu to do something
to while away the hours of 000foement.
The time for his trial is rapidly drawing
nigh. but he apparently never MINN it •
moment's oousideration. He evinces no
signs of fear or barra•emeot, bot on the con-
trary, is more happy, and looks healthier
than on the day he was planed behind the
bars for the murder of Mn. Anthony Orr.
Hie eremite 'tiff retain steer methane apt♦ear-
snee and his appetite le equal to any we-
aned 1a the jail. For aperson shamed with
murder he is certainly a sissies. H.
speaks of hl. situation or of • desire to see
his parents or friends.
The same curious expression eO comepion-
ous daring the trial is still aotieeabie, and
if eyed closely the corners of hie mouth
twitch and his tongue is protruded. He i•
as stolid as ever. He oe peaks about
his trial or the murder, demonstrating that
be relies entirely on hi• lawyers.
He sings occasionally arid • few days ago
had to be threatened with brag platted in
0.11 daring the day if be did not stoy. He
is • quiet and obedient prisoner and seems
to be well liked by the other inmates. Bea-
lia Telegraph.
A BURGLAR SHAMED.
As Old L.4y Asked sem *brat /la Roller.
At the retires of Mesas Verse.. N. Y.,
lira Yrs. Pardee Hssleboa, an elderly
woman. She nee an income GotBoa.at for
ler wants arid lira aloe. ave Ter • women
who works to the bona dnring the day.
Her seigbboru know bar ouly M • white
haired, p t -had' old lady, who never
speaks of her antredeata. From her wO-
e rwiloe however, It W isolate. Quit eke bee
rowelled mash The bora 1e modest sod
set the wort of a place 00 eebb eb. eye .f •
bailee. Yrs. Hasletoe has is her pr -.ares
o."aka valuable papers* as important
estate. and she beti.ves that the wptsr..t
flew dowments was the .bjso.4 • stranger
whew etre foam§ Is Ms rums seer thee after
seldaltfak She wee badly trlghtesed, of
eaves, .Mt rased berme hi bed sad asked
what the ales wanted. H. sad he wanted
sear sod threatened to sheet her If eh,
ids ss es10fy.
"• You wonlds't Meet ate, " mid Yrs.
Haste** "Why I'm old seen* M be year
mother. I. Yew mother aims?" .
" Ne" eai,k the bugler. wordy.
•' Welt I'll be hoses with yes. ' eostisoed
Yrs. 15uI.tom. • Then's only myselt •
helpless old lady, h the bass. dandy
yse'n too mash of • we ter sake alvwtiso
of • women -aa std vetoes."
TM burglar Oared hat ben, .empbtdy us-
serv.d. He was s peed leak's. yaw fol-
low, Yr.. Haslet's ayes, with lurk mss•
05.x50s and largo eye'. H• hug kis bead
W •.hessamed gray when she 1.5004 .t slut
squarely In the ayes. H. walked belt way
down N. Haft sold Napped.
" You'd WO* woos down after m* gal
dos Os pulepMi!toThat'. tb. way 1
et M;' M OsBtebasb. Yrs. Hoalet•e
ie1N.M
est area
w �:es►hemammaIlwhd
"Asad cid theburetr. •' I Vogl
w cube yes say tots ole holy."
*MIL Hssktse Shedd tib widow sod
INN w bend.
the child. When the warm weather ease
again he rallied. but was very weak and
only a shadow of his former self. Despite
all we could do he IMO again attacked in
the next spring. Yoe can imagine the fear
and dread with which we watched these re -
earring attacks, each one more severe than
the last,, and each otto leaving our bey in •
wore condition than those that went beton.
His last attack retired him to hod tor
three months, and his heart was dangerous-
ly effected. His suffering' were terrible,
and it was pitiful to see him trying to carry
food to bus mouth His nervous system
wee se shattered that s form of 8t. Vitus'
dance had affected him, and bis hand and
arm trembled so that he oould not teed or
aid himself. Some !rimed• advised me to
try Dr. Williams' Pink _Pills and repine
mewled them so hfghiy ik.t my linsbsud
and myself decided to try them. We gave
them to Harry for seven! months and whoa
the spring name wstohed anxiously, famine
a return of the trouble, but were thankful
and delighted to see no .ymptoms of it, nor
hu be hem troubled for the put three
years. " What is the oonditiou of his
health at preemie!' asked tin reporter.
" t!e is o sturdy and as healthy a boy es
parents weld wish for. I attribute his re-
covery and pre••me health te nothing but
Pidk Pi11e, end I cheerfully recommend
them to all."
Rheumatism, eidetic*, bonnlgi., partial
paralysis, l000motor ataxia, nervous bead.
•ohm, nervous pro.trstioo, and diseases de-
posdta, .poo humors in ehe blood, sack as
serefula, chronic erysipelas, .to., all dis-
appear barn • fair treatment with Dr.
Williams' Piok Pills. They give • heathy
glow to pal• and sallow osrplexIeso. geld
by .11 dealer asd poet paid at 60o. a box,
or six beer for g2 S0, by addressing the
Dr. Williams Medicine Oa, Brookville,
Ont. Do not be persuaded to take some
.ahrtdtnte.
Yrs. Plates -dohs, 1 want yoe t. take
Fido for • walk en tie parade.
Jelin -if you piers, ram, Fide wen's
fdlew me.
Mrs. Plata. -Well. Mea, you moo fol-
low Fido.
O.. clay les/ before sae of kis rsolt*l.
Rubinstein ens aerated by an rid lady out-
side the oeseert-r.oes .ad thea addreard-
' Ob. Yr. Rubie•ts*, I as so glad to see
H. DUNLOP
Wast -et Tailor. teat Beak Montreal.
✓ gluts TAeveawtie vi Liam
Poor year see Jamb Deet�, df i(y
Inland, was ti tvse elf
t0. gd
eaatk � to dtlwry�
to
r
ROW DT J. Ill U&VIA.
a'�, � � r.,diiirrlr,r.'ratrdrii
-EPPS'S COCOA
ENGLISH
BREAKFAST COCOA
DELIOAOY OF FLAVOR
SUPERIORITY IN QUALITY
a9JTa!?L Lad 001Q'0ETIMti
to the 711131V017i DTSPZPTIO.
NUTRITIVE Q(jAL@sgs UNRIVALLICD.
pt�p�r.d0o1T0 s
Homosou thio I '
Ibur and.
•
Canadian
Pacific
Telegraph
Patronise
Noryollsness
DODD'S PILLS
True ' - -
Competition.
Thos 'Oser*ntz>r P VAT Oo -
Ttil.aatupa has bees to e5.. ors
�L tl bur end per
It is msasaaaett bssias erlachdr sad in
the Latarget .it las parer. .
*drams tib cf every *nom who
Pet QOM use this
believes* eorp•e . -
with all lines ua e.bie.
diusedawires��ppa.d Bpapr(eepe.
lsfyw�wsa Oothe
e-lerath SW w bla atadPo tetDee by Ora
73 Manager (•lower
manorms
I have beta troubled with Ner-
vousness far some time ; could
get no relief: Ons day I' was
reading of the wonderful cures
Dodd's Kidney Pills had done,
and concluded to try theta. I
have used two boxes and I am
completely cured. I can highly
recommend them.
I remain, yours, etc.,
D. J. KENNY,
Pro. Queen's Hotel,
Mt. Forest, Ont.
Dodd's Kidney Pills
Always tura Nervous Diseases.
PLANING MILL.
EITASLISNED Id1K.
llucIlallalls & Rhylls
BABE. DOOR and BLIND
DOWNS In all kinds et
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad buUdas's materiel of rvsry dsetrlptnca
School Furniture a Specialty.
AMtINI'f'tON:-
Our
Stock is now oon4lots sod
is one of the largest sad beet
is ilitHis cities,
LOADED sects
In any quantity to suit the
Purchaser. Shells loaded with
any charge while you wait.
We have a full Stook of
POWDER, SHOT, SHELLS,
PRIMERS AND WADS.
-1...o.mow O. -
They are sure fire but only kill
at one mud.
DAVISON & CO.
TSB UP-TO•DAT1 HARDWARL •
-
The K UUa
Limited, have made arraaaemeat. with WE MAKE!_
J. BROPHEY & SON, Sewer and
o[ Wtrs et. to carry a full Ifee of their gemde.
ThCule peals or get vtlitrips
Furniture at Factory Prices �1�•�
tr him. and by doing •o keep their money
1n town, and have • need chases of mettle,
some of it back by suppertleg Henri Haan
rant,..
AL tloods by the ID rnpaay's .make are My
the
CLTTLE BROS.
Plumbers
Sty -Fitters
. .Tinsmiths
HA /ELI ON -ST
C+ocioxich•
AM Oboe Aar d ere eta Lia. afee
WRITS FOR Pa IO1*.
THE ONTARIO SEWER PiPE CO
moi AD -LAID. •T. til..
tl.wraer., t•tai0n T�ROIJ TO
MANITOBA
.:. FLOUR
uoe TN 01 t t.
the M y►iy*teziut
FWr
The Mor eian tawedadg e•. 17et 11
sew offered ter NUN
D. CALO'S
BAKERY.
tblrpos t• Ofty,il0ar ahsald met adit
Speed 1 vetoa 8 >lref's Bering
a�ieti���tliaE gaels�rr>
D. CANTELON.
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Is ter! SYST[PI RENOVATOR
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iris be Amid ladielpelaille le eases ef Kilner inrrieilrs
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