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▪ ur fluttery
eestk, weak ut
Syells at night,
brain mu whenerer tto
[Ipltate', it I.
Ned treatment
s Cure for the
yet die -overt.
let In get raja•
VIS.
oily' Ott
will build
weak Cons -
>a gradlt-
n t Sua,ely is
>tS
good e•
nd high •
Or infants,
1 invalids.
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tae ffmporf.m
:N YEARS
V'S
NG
SER
ifItlEND
STAL,
Rt.S.
Sheet Ira•
L.,
Naw to
Clete ttigpo
V• �
seems sad be
I se Lewes
Mar and Hep
1 stints..
Ia ,
f. aed"elt1.
L0]. CO.
Midis Bag-
..hold&t-
reasonable
ides of
AL
ial
and delis
Orden till
.;t
In advanced stages of Con-
sumption, Scott's Emulsion
soohes the cough, checks
the night sweats and pre-
vents extreme emaciation.
In this way itp rolongpps life Tester -e'en ber answer came -
Sweet and saucy, like • lam,
d makes more comforta- "'° w w'7 co' color,
nob.
En Ys a.a like • blade o irrsa
bee the last days. In every ..An ye re grueling lu toy heart,
Waare the amid wind never blew!
case of consumption --from LCome(aff takes,' with ray e.Lt'dew."-
its first appearance to its- -Ladles' 110.• loured.
most advanced stages- no THE SEX.
remedy promises a greater -
THE SIGNAL-: GODERICH ONTARIO.
A "DRAP 0' DEW."
1 has .it. heard it .a14 ---
(But my wordingeasy be naw)
Oka tiny blade elgrass
Gets its alt pore drop o' dew.
Thle sold saying l did pen,
Asking Jeanie 11 sae knew
1 was like a blade o' erase,
Wad she be toy dray u' dew!
THE LONGEST
-I D
•
• •
t r"i
'I WIltilppAL, Nev. 4, IS9T. 3
a scanissor CI -KA sr
AILY •TRAIN RUNS. (nsa"' • '",-:.al"�'"'
Oct. 24.-18Reand.) •srch-
a►a�p (Awry has created a sensation
i00 jeer y his promalgauun to -4q of the
mandate read Crum the pulpit of St.
Mary's Cathedral, in whleb he says:
W. hereby declare. with all the
authority of the church vested la
chiefir
Ar'hbiabm of thatRlany Cathodde tY
ouretrotl diocese
our metropolitan dry or
who shall hereafter presume to en-
ter any non-Oatholic edifice to assist
at what is termed "a marriage cere-
mony" or "service for tbe dead.
even though be should out take any
settee part in the performance, ren-
ders himself rulity of mortal sin by
dishonoring the religion of bis bap-
tism and defying t the laws o.cth
holy church and giving pub -
dal
before iety; and we further -
power reserve
abtif alone the
absolve solve fromthis
heinous
sin.
. I ENOUGH TRIAIN6 THAT DOVER
MILES AT A JUMP
A Oel•bratsd Wersaa's $aIivarte of Use
hope for recovery or brings AIad to Monitore.
comfort and relief equal to In tenth%woman will be wise to re•
Booktl cognize wi George Eliot the tact of
' m'.'elon. On be. to literature, and realize that to
$cuLL S El1iiwzawce-Seuigp istheone- they have to
the subject free
fir the ask- perform. A ihett .."i3M.-- to 01.r
opinieu wowcau fully equal meat.
Probably woman's klud iw literature a ill
always be found to tie the
species, the lyric. and especially
ciall7 rc ilhe
mn, kt.
hyteS:.tirrtinit. old thio nue
vela. In art sahhaa velli Uo' wt'tl trentru
- herself to the tower and nu leer useful
brtu, -bee, decoration and the various art
industries; in ermineermineand drum* she must
be content with being indisputably a
M
• NICHOLSON. L.1).8. finer Interpreter than man. l ♦-
a t inallu
spinae. ebag•os. phiknthrotty end m rlktLU she reu takit
ligious
us
Rooms opposite the Post OMce an honorable place. and in
Uold lrilllag, Crowns sad war► 'tart from the vexed Elsa stiuu of
Bridge Wort • tlp•otait7, prtee h ort she wilt be universally weI-
S5 Teats Sewn nos.- conked. 10 the m w.
L. M. Ad ABEL L.U.K , 1..11.S., -DEN discovery she had bent nut hove or
TAL UEU P lh (JN. -Latest asd approved -great achievement, bat .be sati'bed with
..thole for ail dental opencfor". Pr•earvs a large arra or usefuluess in assisting
tt the oral teeth s p Malty UA10e d r�•r),,„ ant the cra�tt'uus of me .
ing.
SCOTT &SOW/A. e.11.vitk, ons-
•_� Deafiril7
bi
Moro Are Stair-alleht of Tbees la Um
Tight Little I.1. -- An Nataat•redea
That Win l.Mr.et liveries. Who
flares for Modern grosses.
No railway development within recent
months has been more marked thou be
great ha:real e• ill the number of loug-
istanoe rune. A few year* back the
aumber of trains which made a juuruey
of upward of 100 miles without a rum
f
could aluloat be counted ou the finger of
one hand. Now every day ) g
trains naske run of 100 mace and over
without a
In the se nal nmaber of such runs
the Great Northern Railway stands first,
as nineteen of the zp esee miles un dis-�
tabors -.varying lege 1. =
miles without a stop. • The North West. -
era has When daily100-tulle rune, in-
cluding foto 15S miles sad three of 152
1-2 mile.. The Great Western Company'•
runs include the lougest daily run with-
out a step in the werld, vhf., that be-
twetp Paddiugton and Exeter, 191 hike".
The total number of daily runs on this;
line amounts to twelve.
The Great Northern Company were
probably the origivat ers of the lusts-dfs'
tauce run, as tor years their Stu Cil.
Bhettield, and other ezpreswes hove tray -
rho' to Grantham, 105 1-2 miles, without I A ti ars"ea to a arse saes.
a stop, and at !resent there are fifteen
London, Oct. 22 -The Madrid cbrie-
yj there treat* running daily. .lo +epondent of The Daily Mal! says: Senor
,�w-JJaeail Roble, .. cry ods store, nor n For it tr in this styb„rdittate relation
ser a W. er, aM h• eQ.are. -- of .. . that women caul' probably find -uttheir
.
T M. TURN ILL, D.D B., L.D.S.- truest and widest ',here, that
in-
tl. Dental 8arasoa. (Ltsti aseootated fleets.... it is tn.. modern fushiuu to
with 1)r. Dtzoa. of Yobtreel. 0.15 and pore- decry this power as degrading; none th'
orated a gold or alum- less u it ie vitally important facer in
We. artificial taelb stteatlon give° to 11e
loom trees, t hum' affairs. Buckle dea•lure,. that to
reservation ee ve•agr*1 troth. (tAtoe In iiedern world um; spread 01 ii•'i1 ea•
1141-1t iuflu v of women hits
L t Baia sags tlggb. __ t9o�aod en _
yl••r•n commensurate. SJL Daly-ton"�'`�'�•
he Li* n., b-. on kuowIedire ha
. this
It.tholit•e been or .enormous imoortt .tee,
f,,; • Is women who rue. 1 rage
in men
t
ited1oa1.
bit. HUNTER. PHYSICIAN, $UH-, thew /micesaea of deduction male
ata pmoe-shove atr"1" the 7es1• ate„ which are foreiftn� to the Died' .j)'nws •Ivania railroad trate, b
" &ephc jl aaerRtrs�'� 1rtPfif ..i•ds1Cu►. 1I�b:,
e altrasa resldeaoe 1 el�pht a• ar••ty '�� 1 Y and rte 1 tc
That time -worn word " 'MST "
most faithfully describes
a Fatal s$..Uea
Mo•treal,_OCL 2x1.-tfipeiial.)-A fatal
atathis monang
at bboou affair
3300rtoot at BL A� De Bellevue,
in the house of M. J. F. Spence, n
farmer. The hired man, Alezander le-
gault, about 22 years of age, and tithe
servant girl, Mies Godia<. 19 y�.
t
sae, were looking at an old gun w ie
bad not been used for many years,
which was generally discharged, .
ha
unloaded. The weapon Wits
the coutents passing through the young
man's heart. He died instantly.
couldnl ev -tune of been
attempted
without rat . =tee the Rpaalsls vi••i.ror r�r _ tala-
aruld never have been ention a•d eld. I ington, nes been tnetructed to motif,'
up Rter wblk ti traveller
ion of full .per' the Atneriean Government that home -
by
water while gh.i placed
at waiLthe forth fil.bustering expeditions will be te-
by ma+tlr of troughs plated between er- g d u breeches of international law.
rails, into which a crwvas atwp u lower- Such, at any rate., ib the substance of hie
ed. the spend ai which the trate t Instructions,- though it la just possible
drForforcingm the water up Low the ten that the form in which they wll! be
der.theyline
,'pore tlwthhe trough. carrern wadied carried in ro effect may modify their Inl-
andthathline to hle company 's warders Wort"
and u why t e Nessa Damages.
are so much smeller and lighter th•tnjevalle Oct. 21.-W. 1H. Porton.
those . of most other then�nes ba ra°tin [ robbtn[ the ton,
wtebhr reerat-yeuota 'lux-walk4.^- -
down fros ha, notably at Westilrn inion Bink at Napanee and Wt4
Deal -
:Led anies.�lrr and the Great 11'e+t. rn his acquittal discharged from that in-
pr»les .dtntion for misconduct
"LUDELLA"
CEYLON TEA.
It is at once Pure and Economical in use Black or Mixed.
tornein the bank,
The dM•Igd t nave' been amallF" JT w' "meted his solicitor, Mr. R. Gus
made is sax s Porter, to treat a writ legates thwi••it
43J mile. deli:Mug $50,000 damages.
A.
1,AEa1.
emit are t ,esu rove t
Ion eeR rnu rat r in
of the world nowadays to war
+wddtction to philanthropy. In whatever
field of mental activity we look women
BARRISTER. bevy -frees- all-time been the great 1a -
"A.,.. 1t13RON. soirees and moul.lrre of mea.Dante o e
eller. e:oagtato"". ahs. Ot•e•' ran mention Barak: Perinea.
Inial'r
ea ,utreet. f dMn ese" of s'''''''''''...27 Petnereh without thistles
grog' dq seeds Kora. -11 I of I)eburah. Aspada, Beatrice or
V }WEST HEATON - BARRISTER, Dura. Thr finest nompetsitietne of wouldB
h Schumann and Chopin
124 1 v
ioltar, itTeuary, ae. Osoe over Mellatl Bert and Titian chow' almost too pi
Sees Notary I'ubtlo Aelsaor'e oven . been written 'ant
Bto°k, ver
eoi •least � A
bw•1 prat�a�I df '�� a are dr•ii-
�ar the women to whom they
PIO ,Q. C., BARRISTER, SOL• cared. and the patnnlytt► u/ Andras '�
plainor-
ma.
li the earthly and feminine source,
their Inspiration. The French Academtf
E%aae•.lied.rtol
M. U. JOHNSTON, BA „Noir„ its birth to the ten►s4e Dnnst• u
Bd• us eo . naniUtos tli l .r l via d the note) dP Itamb.widet,
pod•rto1. 0°•- 8 deed throughout W BARRISTER, MOO- French literature women seem to re
Ll N. LS 1.9, abided by the famous advice of Lebrun:
.124 term lderttt.0 Deana of )neliire, do not write." In the various
ar��osth Oei►oeas betaL salons of the peventeenth and eighteenth
g4RRIBTICR, SOLICIT- rectories. literary. political. g,bl 'D
lopIt D. HAYS, cal, .erni-Heli nus or wholly revolution -
Sioux �y Oates Nor nd • o le ever w French literature and philo-
kwentltme•• Private !node to lead at are, t
kwow uta. of intermit. >►"� Newby,and above all, the wird o'fA aid
new political age, may be
Mali
RKISTER, I
: sero ltsmilta sal t. Atdesw a ado a In , the hister of
bot and in
UDIKXYP, BAR- terribly have now
ATar A PILO to have been cradled. Clubs Tar Atiaraayl Wt ��.�• arisen to draw matt sway from ladies '
J T. (iterow. �t�• drawing teams. and the power eel
social
nob1 that of any .oc
press has eclipsed
IAlKEj10N, HOLT Houma,yeta circle. but nolle tbe IMO can women ex -
v eoltseyer" , .0.; P. to t and claim a Title! 11 subordinate or
miry/ O. pameroa. 4a : P. lion indirect share in all the activities • of
men.
G. W13D, CONVEYANCER Ti, those who are not eontented
ith
sad r. this we can oily sa- :
Take • Ika. sal of bail, vtu es way. You are probably sa well fitted as
eai`.n, 1eesiesalosMiaa�tMea• IF R a man at least to acquire learning. Too
00001a or es•..ift Or nrtutritle• are now open
needles la the S Cont off Jostles' the te But It in at�ievetrts'nt yon toil to atta'n
'-
Cannot Appealimitar`r OOOOOO�aaaaaartlasairsoltiono arl4 t J the highest nuk, do not be surprised.
.ddri�a•~°y„tOiL i O. but lark with more trends, rei 10 on
sit
hash. aostland the women wbu am aaerant a be and
e'omfesa themselves the intellectual tm-
feriors of mea. -From ""The Lesser
AaOm� v0 Immunises. Man, by O. 0. Markle... in North Am-
erican Review.
mina
country was one on the Northwestern,
between Easton and Carlisle, a distang!
of over 209 tulles. This remarkable he
journey took•'p+eC en Sept. T.1.890,
train consisted of seven 42 -toot coaches,
weighing about 112 tons, and was drawn
by the Ionic, one of Mr. W ebb's- medtum-
sited compound loconotbres. The late
of si eOiI was slightly over fifty miles s•
lour, and the only •tiger« were om-
who exp great rvatldacti✓n
with the result. They earefutb ,
ed the train. but no single bearing hod
heated. and everything was in thorough
order.
Some months since this company [aHart-
ed running bent trains to Liverpool
Euston to Edgehill without a stop; in
this ease the dleta $ u just 200 miles:
but the longest d journey on this
•,'stem is between uston and Crewe.
This run was first started during the
ram to FAialurgh in 1888. and' it held
the record tilt the Great Western started
its Exeter run a few months ago.
The Great Western reputation eemed determined
to win tack that rep
which they had in the old days of the
broad gauge Flying Dutchman,' toad
inch leeway aa it made up during the
Last eighteen mupths that now it is we -
Mill to none, either in rate of speed or
distenee ret nu.. This imppprovement was
an•..Inp 'bed by baying npetth' saving
refresh-
ment room at Swindon -
the stop at that %tat oo, which had form-
erly been necessary, as they were under
contract to the proprietors to stop all
trains there -fend potting down leiter
troughs near Goring and Bristol. The
result is that now the "Cornishman" tuns
daily from Paddington to Exeter, a dis-
tautw of 194 miles, at an average"Welsh-
man-
speed
of 53.4 miles an hour; and the "
man" covers the 14> miles little over New-
port to Paddlntt�
48
miles an hour. on some the other
t'he longest runs s 120 miles.
lines ere the Gres: Northern'
between King Cross and Newark, at just
Iles in the hour: The North-
e•nate•rtl s . ewniwiW k ' hour: the
124 1-2 miles at 52 tittles peer'
NI id* od'• St Pancras to Nottingham,
124 miles. at the same rate of speed as
the prevloue-one, and the excellent run
od 117 3-4 miles between Carlisle and
SSrling--over some of the worst bits of
lint• in the country -on the Caledonian,
which Is accomplished in two boors and
twenty-three minutes, at an average
s.ppecredd
or 49.3 miles an hoer. T . Great
at
�la.tern has OOP long daily tan.
between Liverpool street and Oromer
(really north vvaaaham), a distance of 181
mitre, which is rtwered at a speed' -of
49 miles. while he lines Dwtth of
tbe
western•sThames are Bournmouth to `iaxhall train
-1(18 1-4 miles in two hairs and twelve
minutes, or sit a rate of nst enter
48
Mail
mill. an hour. -The London
"OIIEY TO wily. - 150,000 00
lead at 14 pee oast.
aS-
up
leoUit•0•.r187-11-
PRIVATE FUNDS -PERSONS DE-
arns ma money dram et essmaiaa
es amt-elass
farm •.eoeby at
141Mto J. A. MWt
CDAOH. Roma LA
bele nu11d1°fa. Tomato. IAMB
C/EAGER, CONNEVANCINO AND
eo • 1aUeas.s deer. awaits 1[.rtia's Rotel.
MONICY TO LEND ON MORTOOLG
X14' �wlitigo s dice .tot.
'J. T. MANTEL, TIRE, LITS AND
ones AND
. ase/dont iaeae ass easel' at n
os Ones -Ore. Noeth.et. sed doears.
snob. TO -
MONEY TO i ill ND. --,A L A R G E
.animat�eg: vats Tsaads tet'lays fey
OAa1 OW a ~ IID
RA OLITIEM MINERAL
sa -
''aa
R"ie'Mem te Lend sadM•
Dana
gi 04 Merest ,a„
57 way w Alt tis moreover.
.a door trees hears. Wow
IM
IHtarrui ie Lleions444.
The Habit of g.evlag.
N are march -
Ing upon as. filling the arm Y1re•
tory, and making the people cheerful
and the Montt,' glad. it might be well
for all to remember that the best way
to profit by the depression of the last
font years 1* to ave something out of
new prosperity for any other possible
e.tbeesou of s
fineness and distres
ith
the east. abundance this h
country
hast known. the the «bo-
eome shrt►ty. Many have seem
ttom of it, and they are our rich temple
and the owner' of our loads and n-
dn.tries and banks and various profit-
able properties. But the spent majority
of people have lived up tod� (Sincom *.
and when the wilifee
Anise,' �iw-bkn
And so good and we/Iredomhad to go ebe to ity to keep from store
vales°: had bre ewerifice MOr pride and
accept of the public beano.because iprosperitytheir days of prosperity y
gotten the lotus'. when it Is ones
f3sa- Du earned bogus- Do oot 'vend more than you
ears. When Peter Oooper mats malt, apo
the other eacces•tudollar ion lived on � men will testi
ry
bow hard the .trash`s was to save the
first money and bow' easy i1 W$5
fare
ter
had been formed.
Th. *:tart Hoare �•
Bargains-F
Bargains
BargainS!
London. Oct. 22. -The 013uve iet�.
mittee of the Amalgated
F]ngineen issued a state'ueUt to -day say•
ins that-4b•-light1ot.eig)tt ono• work
per day, so far as Landon is concern
b_ practieslly won, and that arbitration
over a conference on that subject cannot
be entertained.
Lseiyaw Milled ISM.
ci
_ to nahant_ Oct. 23. -While messed la
Batting corn. Charles-EtmPean of Eget
Wawanosh caught his hand in the cut-
ting box and lost two fingers and •
thumb. The hand was dressed, but s
week later lock jaw, set in, and Simpson
died in torture.
seems raid for a \Iek.l Leesttsa.
Rndbury. Oct. 22.-t81>eci01)-Tbe Mc-
Vittie-Mennie-Jackson nickel property,
near Sudbury, was sold last evening to
Chicago and Boo (Ont.) capitalists for
590,000. More deals are on the way.
Fair Collateral.
A so)dter in the Guards tame to me
in Queen's Square to .wear to his hav-
ing lost tail duplicate. I looked at the
affidavit to see if it were military ac-
coutrements, etc.. that he hail pawned.
when to my surprise I found that he
had pawned a f2 bank
nnote
ofo 10a.is bd.
odd
On wising an explanation
circam.4sece. he said he had received
the f2 note and was resolved to pas+ a
jolly evening. but not to speed more
than a boll guinea. and to Leisure this
be toned the note for that .ant and
be might not thebe able duplicate
ar sewmoney on
it in case his resolution .Ilo'nId give way
while he was efiinting'�!itt hi'e com-
panion.. -The Corohill Magilaine.
OPEN YOUR EYES OCK
Big IIlsten'with slash
the habit years
to have roar of �thoe greatestone
t the hos ever known, t t>hotnom into
LANE. iesu B Olt MARRIAGE ahndi let
aljnit n Theree b .a into
�. Lbesssi.O.deelel.Osla mixt) 'spendicooly in seeing. --L*s6 " W`wktY.
iffoillmuslosse ts. Dost Tanning in 1'irg0010.
O0P of the largest and decidediy the
�ed deck farms in the United
14ODE2tI0H j ANHI0 Ii1tOT1- best rg15 oeade at Riverton, Wines
TlJTi Y AND /j m uvea 0 an the Smithery Railway.
thintt me 'off lmat Orme sad John W. Moron roar years ago corn"
a°liie few t Ne .M aril F r. menced ralsktg docks at El at n
ABOUT nos �u is II( LIIfIIARY• em.11 "cad.. and his bailees@
bail fMet Tsar b. *boat 61)t111
Oat teat r. eft dr
"
i tsimp fl It ivcreese• g The plant viselike alb n are
e»Mtex ).ease, a toed -room wa
mem, b honer. home �w� � dnc�
ets and well well made Win
pock
made in ovary par- $3s50
ter gutta for me
one$4
_-_L •s _ onIY . • - l y 1
Such valued in clothing never
WEAR department is now copmlete.
beat of it 1s t'1i t a large 19Ftiportien
e slack season, so
1t►ctOr1
.00
heard of before. Our READY -TO -
We have a very large Stock, and the•C
of esooth'is Jw'•Jerest .aladr by aaf
tb one Suit of these is worth two of
LEVI CARD-
>L_
LtadMO 1]l Ilssd>ty .td ltl11 74s.bM orrtil plant occupies two
1• gtt j11i1.. lerrs ot eek.. 1[ asd this arra he will
sex
tdelsaria rfssitilimiall yard. withshelter
o»MO incl010 uding htiCkil rt a.
• 11. 00 HOW. 0, V I? 2 water supplyrunniest i with rnu 'wit. tor the fortes. Tis,
Dedeeieh� 1•N) MIL proprietor is sow adding in this pleat•
In the bug senora there ant ted on tkl
• fano On a 1.•2 gallon baskets of ted
ied
Dad melt day• 'Tris farm
LtH011[AE stric
, iiU'PI> SSR many large uof d ekli ngs t7 1
A Stony Pair.
The following "stony" wedding an-
nouncement appear* in an East Teunnea-
see exchange: Married at Flintstote
the Bev. Windstone, Mr. Nehemiah
eliThltrinstrithir
stone. both of Limestone."
ting thightse y "rocky" and there's
to be a blasting" of the"stony
hearts before many "pebblee" appear on
the connnnbial beach. The grindstone
of domestic infelicity will sharpen the
axe of jealousy and discord, and sooner
or latter one or the other of the pair
will rest beneath a tombstone. Then
look out for the brimstone= The Lexing-
ton Argonaut
What Sautrrsts Sat.
Squirrels do not entirely am
nuts,largeias y moat people suppose•
They fruit enters, and occasionally
work big havoc in thetorchards at the
Ill of r. are not above
stealing partridge eggs and on this, se -
count are not beloved by the sport. ��
Even poultry, when they stray,
often will. and lay eggs beyond the con-
fines of the poultry yard. anger from at-
tacks et squirrels w� the mother bird
is away.In pine tree districts these
pine cones ellmters are eating ond e seeds
to neer
But trbove all things, squirrels are fond
of fungus. They will not have aaytbiug
to say to the common or garden mush-
room, bnt confidently devour the mo -t
yellow and poisonous looking of t.ad-
.tooi. that grow in damp woods and
field.. They never attire these, for they
know well that fungi will not keep.
Theydevour them greedily asasit bactm:
to light, and revisit the spot
fresh spawn renews the ranges There
arc, however', many kinds of toadstools
that sgsireele know to be poisonous, and
these they will not touch.
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Farmers, Dairymen
And their Wives,
Drop us a post card, and get free our
booklet on "INDURATED FIBREWARE."
It costs nothing, tells all about Indurated
!fibre Pails, Milk Pans, Dishes and Butter
Tubs,and will put money in your pockets.
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TIE .-EDDY COMPANY, Limited:-
HULL, OANADA.
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W lih. Isaias Band. 1g� � E
This i�get-
ting
a are passed in your s�oea, en -thy not have
during that period.
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my advise sad had •
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Were Aimed Tinge,
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Courier,
lave.
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Ann/100r ••Afrieaa Farm ••
Oliver Schreiner ("Rdph Iron"), oho
started the literary world
rs
ago with "The Story of An African
Farm," bon just cempieted another book,
which is rather impatiently awaited by
an expectant public. Whether this ber
%test will be as startling a soeiat study
as nIto lrt
it b safe tyrehatt willbe worth
rending, as Miss Schreiner la a woman
w A. can write.
vletorees C•.ee.natioa King.
7T.: re is a ring which the Queen cher-
lithos
herirhos more than auytbing else she pco-
seeses save her b,•throthai and wedding
ring-- a circlet e•f fiat gdd hl whietl
shines a ruby arose surrounded by din-
monds signifying the sovereign's anion
with her untion; her eotonation ring. In
fact. which she has worn every evening
since the day
hy
and which is jealously guarded wbeuright,
encirculing her finger.
butte ewmnt.K M leiea•Mtaas.
Said a well-known Vkyatctan: "Gale
,'este patient Me to me and said
be was grt{ag to Hot tl$4*t to 1* treat-
ed for ssahasal*. I addvvieed him not to
an to that rapers-, but to take a glees of
'eine to bad."
W
do•t seed me to
•eilbky bit to thee?'be asked.
° •yPother.' I r.)11.4. 'and if that
dooaa' Itaswer the purpose. take a Loath -
ler
then yott won't ere a Mlt-
fY
Climate wetther yrs so to erects K snot."
--Clneinnatt Onwnnereid.
rlt.ssere DI•twtewteose.
'lite cheapest dialrtterctant keowa.
,o *0t greveitt
C isk."I � t .$€' teed
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CIhere a at eluate fled
water sad ewe Mao
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xesf al BOO'ES
sSEAT ARI SUOES
AND THEY FIT AND WEAR WELL.
opp.Our
long
experience
it ies us to select a
od Boot
when wesee ; we cannot be imposed upon by Cheap
Jasks.
Our Prices --Like our Boots---Fff
Amat.•n. eh Atlanta
Forty young IseBea will participnte ins
a novel entertainment for charity's .-Ike
in Atlanta wet month. it is t.. be a
prise military drill and the girls are now
hard at work learning to march and
gbpuider arms soder the command of s
lieutenant of the Capital City livarde.
They will cerry retaliation rine. and
wear a natty nnitorm, which 1s I.ciu,t
amok specially for the event.
seasenahto.
Take the late pods of the atrial or
snap leans, wash and man them, drop
In boiling salted water aid cook till
trader. Drain, and dry In the oven.
When wanted, cover with eeld water and
bring to a hull, fent them simmer nliwly
for half en hour, thea sesooa gener-
osity.
V M. SHARM ASN, Jr.
COR. BAST -ST. AND SQUARE.
C•weel"a cast..
Last week 1416 Canadian cattle were
Iaiported and disposed of. realising.
after sinking offal, an `rens, of 9)
state. sad "old at tress 1s kg to as 54
A,
found stone. Pas s. eight1000
.terse seed- 0t 1a 4d to Ss 0�pur
lis t t the weekk 1r* ea eep,
as 11 00 8.
10 • vett etgyi p^tl*m' ....fro.,
eiensgerr limedi-
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.
Having thoroughly inspected all that was new for Fa
and Winter wear in the best markets, and having purchased
largelyI now have a stook of new and elegant Millinery,
Trimmings, etc., to which I oorriially invite ispe t0t
of the ladies of Ooderich and vicinity Th. stook n
Pri
All the New Shades in Grey and Blue Trimming,
Fur Mount. for Millinery Trimming.
Wmlltinimmetdd' H etde,Bttrona .00. the new up1
Trim ,aimr�nnetee from $1.16, up.
from 30 Dents, up.
A 8p.d1vty this 8ea.on M 1PIRIMOB BLIND of which' 1 bav's
a wall asps* tpd line in stark
All doors solt`i- at vary 1P4 iigttfllY . ` „ *-,
NIBS OAKER9lif.