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THE SIGNAL.: 1 0 . 1 al.
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Praises....
For the quality of shoes sold by us is what we hear from
our customers dally. Under such ciroutustanoes they will
gootinually be our patrons in the future. We will do as
well by You as by anyone oboe. And you can do as well
with Us an with anyone else, and it might be that we
cart prove to yon that you can do even
Better ... .
with Us than with anyone else. Anyhow, we are hers
and we have some very nice goods for men and women.
We make your feet glad, and put money in your puree by
saving for you on your purchase.
Helealring . .
ST. GEO. PRICE, aSqu�. :
NaaW deo•.
��rNlN�aaeega eege
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
From our own Correspondents
Then Is latYrnsasren Mese Thee elu..s be
gaud Anywhere aloe -news or alas
T..a-^y•pselally Reported
fee The algnal.
CARLOW.
TUESDAY, Deo. 14.
A pleesaDt time war spoof by the pupils
of S. S. No. 3, Colborne, on the afternoon
of Jen, 21.1. Our three trustees and many
of our friends who were kind enough 1.0
.pare us ooe day out of the three hundred
and sixty five were present. All who ad-
dressed us said they had enjoyed themselves
very much. that they were pleased with our
progress stone the examination last year,
sod that they hoped we would no as good
work in the oomtng year, and we have the
some chino. for our teacher, Miss Watson,
u remain'rg with us. Sobool children are
not very ^•.m. to remember speeohe•, but
part of o,... 1 do remember, Mr. Young. our
Ray-Aol- ,-.Pe it was tnp grist exsminatton
be had attended since iii himself w•a 'Tiley
smug to our school. route twenty years ago.
W• most be Rainier ground wises we'eec
• ooax back one who has been "playing
truant " so long. At the close our teacher
gave us each • bag of cendtes and • Christ-
mas oard, and she woe then presented with
the following address :
-- --Dew 21.t,r1$57- -
Miss E. WATON,
DEAR TrA,-Hta.-It is with pleasure that
we look book over the year that has past
since our lit examining'', end note the
progress of each pupil uwd.r Your charge.
the ever increasing respect of scholar to
teacher, and the unity of love growing
stronger day by day. Your labors have
been if possible even more deesning of
prstao, your diligent faithfulness has hod an
increasing influence and your kindness has
won obedienoe from all. And now as •
dight token of respect and love for our
teacher, we ask you,
iMWw
Watson,1.onto
aosP
i
this photo one and writing desk. In re-
turn we ask that when you look at these in
the future you will remember your loving
pupal of a S. No. 3, Colh,rnp. We all
wish you a mertV Christmas snit a happy
New Year.
Signed on behalf of the pupil .
()Race HAwiLTol.
• MAT OLsx.
DUNGANNON.
bws and selaaintsaoM• Ti. obsequies were
imprssively performed by Rev. '1. L. Arm-
strong. The departed was called home to
Inc prime ot lite, beton about 34 years of
sg•. She- was an exemplary member of
society, • loving wife and eode•ring mother.
She leaves to mourn her Budden departure •
'sorrowing husband end six obildren, all of
irbom' Wilf • sadly miss bar ; alio her tattier'
and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Deeny,
of Ashfield, and several sisters. The deep
sympathy of the entire oommaoity is ex-
tended to the beiesved husband. children
and mbar relatives M their atiliotton. ,
OVER THE di i KuN '!'MAUI ,
Th. Grist boom the Local MW
A Weekly Mees •t Ceu•ty in • -•
u p t. Snit ateryb-dy - rase
rebs clipped rad Cerde-..
fres Avery r•eat+..
CONFIRMATION Sxavrczs.-On the evening
of Wednesday, the 15th. • very interesting
and profitable meeting was bald in Ss.
Paul's church here, the omission being the
confirmation ot seventeen candidates by Hie
Lordship Bishop Baldwin, of London die.
Dewe. Preparatory ter oon&m•linn ceremony.
His Lordship oonduot•d divine servtoe. be-
ing Resisted by Rev. T. E. Higley, pastor of
Blyth parish, and Rev. T. L. Arn.atrpor, of
Uuogannon and Port Albert. The churoh
difioe was tilled to overflowing. and many
could not, for the press, get an entrance.
His Lordship gave an excellent discourse on
the Second Advent of Our Saviour, based
on the words se oonatned in Palm I..,
verses 3 to 5. and especially on the words.
The 'Silence of God. The discourse, owing
to the •ttraotive and edifying. as also the
eittipt• and easiiiiKitantaind style in w>>tkt
tbe discourse waretewasstty delivered, was
listened to with rapt attention, atter which
His Lordship performed the rite of confirm•
ation in • very solemn and impressive man-
ner, giving to eaoh excellent advice and
e vena in the Bible, es to the mode of liv-
ing and preparing for heaven. The service
eoet toted for about -tan n:tru_ _.--.....� ..
Notice. -The local agency In Dungannon
for THE 8.02101. bat the dice of J. G. Ware",
.1. P. couve anoer, s
r o.. who will receive or-
defor subscriptions, advertising and Job -
work. and 18 authorized to give receipts for
amounts paid for the same.
TOaeDAY. Deo. 21.
Brslis*ss INrREASINo.-Ia oon.egnsnoe of
the recent thaw, having been superoded by
snow and front, sleighing is fairly good,
hooch business in sit departments is brisk.
Coxv&tssentn.-Tee many Meads of
Mn. Welohl who he. been very ill foresees
be •l
Is gradually recover ne.
soon be restored to her former state of
health.
. ortnn AND GoiNr3.-Jeseph Knight, of
Nob. and Alex. Sterling, of Smith's Hill,
Colborne township, were on business in our
village on Monday, the 20th. We were
pleased to see the venerable gentlemen look
hale and hearty.
ORDIR or THE VAT. -Wedding belle are
chiming in 611 points of the oompaes in this
section of ootater. Tea -meetings, anneal
reunions of fa-ni8es at Christmas, as also
musings of those 0000ernod in municipal
matters for 1898, are at present the prinoipal
copies.
TRAMPS, BEWAILS !-Oar venerable end
efilelent constable (parttoolarly .o when
called on duty) took • tramp to the *aunty
jail last week and plead him in sheers of a
Governor Griffin tinsel : Tramps will not
be allowd to remain in this section of
*sentry if s.0 by our namable
Gown TO as Nonevent, WITH ITE Plans.
egMoas -Ere the next Wane of TIM SIGNAL
(whiob has the honor •f being the oldest,
sad. eo far as known to your hamblevrorihe,
the first newspaper -rubluhd in the musty
Huron), Christmas, advaat ot 1897, will be
some and gone. W. extend to our oitizeos,
es alw Tun BtowAL and staff the oompli-
shots of Um season, and many return.•
MuwICIPAI.-lfssioipl matters, es to
1898, ars. In the meantime. quiet. Dame
Resor puts it that the pretest reeve has
decided to resign, and retire from mnnioipal
work. Mr. Lookhart has been for two years
in the oivlo chair. during whloh time h• has
sated •ffloiently and given general satiefao-
Mon. He has tor several years (eenvied the
honorable polities of 000noitlor and deputy
reeve in this monioipolity, to which he Y •
resident and • progressive tarsier. , -..
Ssernow O► Mr$teIPAL Couiro!L.-Os
Wednesday, the 16th. in pursuance of the
e nosieipal statute, the madeipst mason 6f
West Wawanosh held the last session el
1897. All the member, were proses►, reeve
P.. Lookbart in the ohair. when a large sure -
bar of obeok■ were issued on the treasurer
for payment, and other mceieiral beanies
wee dolt can ider•d aid send epos. As to
the essplentios of the mnntdpal council for
1898, it is unknown. However, seenisatios,
wbiob takes pian, t» Mnedey,the 1171•+, will
de•ide, 1f set, Amnion. ea the following
Moeday. who will he sw.ioipal fathers fol
1881
fished by '•
wee. not o....
oa to. r•' •
p.ra•Mal
•tturt•IOO ••I
bridge., eta
01ta1)04 ; W• uo.l,.te, .
Mouutooetle 2* prep.r zea 1 t
given shared;, on u.• „1,,,, � •-+.riJ.,
• talion!"
E:•tor : Mr. Giadm.n, • / Pe•a.
ha. *mew ed • woo io.• s •
Messrs. Elliot, Mr. C•I,I. tl .. v
to Toronto -
Clinton : Sam 01. do,
farm of Mrs Melville, 9 h 01+11 .
a term of five years and
nett April.
Drydale : Muer. R
Mouse., who have sp. o. • • I, .
is Dakota. have retur. e ' ' • n, 1
and hearty.
Gray • There are now 100
for position of teacher ., .�
fur 1898. J. T. D •.,•i., •:. i r
has resigned. . h:
W togham : Mr. and Mrs.
of town, mourn the ion of . _ ;,,'.:.......�
Roy, aged sboa/ 10 year, •
Monday last:
Stanley : Mr, Atelier' N •
Promos hoe, Hey. sod 1l K y •• s
Stanley, on Wednesday, 1.. a d- 1.4
bofy'matrimony.
Colborne : Mise 1d• Way •'.o./ •
Ws.. base fine, has been .. _...� ,
S. No. 4. Colborne, for the 8
salary i. $320 • year.
Mem.. or Mg.
There was • time, not many years ago,
when a motley or polled animal, one with-
out horns, was something of • curium' y.
Of course people did not go miles to see them
bat most of our readers, wall remember how
oddly and out of place the matey looked
More recently, -by almost oommon consent
the people have demanded that for reasons
of profit and humanity. both to mac and
moneys, the praotioe of dehor.ng sprang
foto popular favor. Thrd" we y 'excellent
practice has extended to such breedtb that
we should not be at all surprised if eventu-
ally the animal with horns will be as much
e curiosity as the nuley wev formerly.
From the very begioniog there have been
those who bitterly opposed the dehorint of
cattle as being an ..necessary and cruel
praotioe, but the tide of public opinion has
turned against them, and dehoriog iki the
rale row, rather than the exoeptioo. While
the operation in itself seems a little server.
it is certainly no more so than is the draw•
ing of a tooth, to whittle we all.ohmit will-
ingly because it, subtlerves our best inter -
este. The after consequences of dehoring
are really fraught with les danger than the
drowning of • tooth; and both operations
are of such short duration that the pain
and .book ie very slight. The best way, and
indeed, the only way, to bring a savage to
reason is first to disarm elm -take from
him all defensive weapons. As • result he
at ono@ becomes tractable in disposition
to know that sheII and is ready to listen to reason. It is so
,......... 1 wiIf -ser isers•dasiselsi ewes •• .
horns and they become quiet of disposition
sod are much more easily and soonomioally
handled. for wbiob reason the profit from
lice stock 1• greatly enhanced.
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„•a.i ,, , • .. . W W•*atao•h : Jewels M. Smith and
...leaps iron u ' • i lin • lel• featly will leave shortly for
Whiseohu•ob, whore he has rooted bar a
.. ,.. h t rm of year. • fa m of MAD earns.
,... htna•to 'e reg, -ti y olfio• . 100 years old
• 2 • the time it .as hese occupied by
ou. registrar.
vas a.Ifes or apprises/ant laws sad -b•
,1 f J.•w„A.,J sols seat tae 04001,11:11
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d.
v 11.1 y.
Ins harp ..
he A fa Visit. :
Ou roesbud to the living,
I) • note tied word field ;
11 L r . noun solarise,
• d strath• note the dead.
i• -Chicago R•eord.
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nal •1
Exeter • John Mitchell near . y • •'1' >107bi •J ••
asphyxiation by ooal g ••1.. Ili r• ..e2 Nau••.k
week. oaosed by • pioos .f n so. o 11.. v. itt.eik 1�1 Jet:
,bitting out of plops. • .•f bL : J
Wioghan. Mr. Ie.so Hughes., ..•a, i 1,1,. 116;,J • H
George Hughes, who bee been Ir,d up sit 1' >t': • e
typhoid fever. in Grand Rapid.. Moo , fe
0000 time, arrived home o., T"ur.•i.y lees. ',
Seaforth : A very pre", y +-•tale...( sok
place on Wedaesday •vein g• at the r.•
denoe of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jepr, #n• l.. The
oontr•oting parties beiag M.rs,.ret Nov 1. ,s
and George Henry Boyd.
Chorea••. Th. art fortar 2,1 . fr�al
pied by the late Mrs. W. Harland- &e Laic g i; e(►: .:air wwsrd ,ii
rez.dt . W J• m ante; it is out V,1, ..1••„ a.itbstJ illt4ss. dogJ.
earliest SRA straotures put up i• this' to- a v t gomosigg aft ; John Sysiagten. evev•I
sad consequently something of • I•ndm. 11. $8,98; Wm. Ctrwt nen. gravel 15.10 ; T.
ne
Leedhury: The other day, while Mr- Pe;ngton, rel.- •r its vr't $3; Ale
IVir. M,a:avin and daughter 8 air, wee - node, culvert 14 ; n m. Moore, axes ..'
out driving, the bores became u•nossegeabl• m tied $4 38 ; •1,.•,n �BHarks•, 1 day with
and d
hine, iiii;
and seriously MoOWAAL avin • arm lkia t�`4''wide.al leINDOed'-81.80rcied ;C�LIAles.
Me
7 injuring loft
Clinton : Sidney Bowden, of Brigh'oe, Phe., issp.cting 50e.; "d 000anil-
Euiiland, is Obs guest of John Avery. Mr, 'owe salary $I.;0 : Clerks salary 11100
Bo. den has been oat bete several Menem be. Treasarar,s eels y 170;C2.rk and treaola Br's
tore and liken this country w well that • e postage 112 ; Clerk, oars of hall 86; Kaye,
thinks he will in time become 6 Cenadt.sclerk, sad as••seov, o•twting louvre $6 ;
by oho oe. Collector's postage aad ■tenses 'y IQ,
Exeter : Dr nnoan McCallum, of Crest A d•patatioo fro Ai burn ot Mr.
Duncan
Munand (' asking for
line, Ohio, was lld to Canada by the n Mr. 1 dwell
oa
death of his father, John MoCallum, of a grant to islet is t. balling • public lib
nary in Auburn. 1t w.. moved by Joe.
Exeter, who p,..ed rw.y early las' ser. k - o •• d by A. Milt no. that a groat
of heart Where, the remains were intone r 1i501.0„ rime, Carrtn•t. Wm. L••ham
L
04atDAY Deo. 15
til. . ¢oik all
The mt.tl1es R
0.1 par ed. Tb
ord n MTi 'aT
lumber 116. 36 ; J.
H i,. M roosted, in.
50.: ; Ed. Jenkins,
• Iroquois News tell. o1 r, citizen who
• .•d..4 • roust wedding not tar from
N'. •. •1 which Father %to Douala married
d►.• Mol).io.Id :o Mr. Uol)•,rald. The
s•u.ald was Mss M.:1:amid and %h.
man was lir McDonald. The caner
stew • all Mol)on.lde •zosps Ibosld
J o Mol)osald, who for on. • is•zplioabls
r.. on is net • tree Mol)oaalti
•
T' • Casadi.o Order Home Ciento, No 14
mild t1 regular meeting on Monday eveoing
.r i the ottioen fer 1898 were elected.
Nae iew'er, J. H. Wor. 11 : Leader. Mrs.
U. Campbell : Vice Loader, Jobs Craigs. :
-•c. lira. Campbell: Tree, 1) Sto(1.•ar'd:
re. Treas. .1 H. Wesell; Chap qtr..
vraddard : Marshal, U. C '.'1)+11 : Warden
W. Pasaurtoo : Door D, ii -Kay - Seo,
1'.' u)lfw. Rspreesn' s ' ne supremo
;ds% &-8wshdl: Alternate,
J•nal .
A Ito, wt a 1nr 'eau
...miler 59.06 ; Allen
6; Municipal World
d Rowdeo, repairing
1, marriage mistral/.
gra; and burying
f ea. n.•1 day nu gra-
9 1 91i. ` rem •s, t.epeotng cul
✓ i 1' • 1 t, twuvs , gravel $10.60 ;
8 F• .. 6; 14. . ; John LEE a sHEpHARD
0y ▪ sa dt. e• • , an lag bode" *6.66. H
Roe ma. r n• ••e.. res4 earspse $116 .
sr. 111.•Inise.. i'.vl $9.58; Mobs. 1
w..re.•el 3(�adl'bas. Rorty freest
• Orval D. D y r h. - • •.id h • farm. helps -roe--.•-n 6 Grey, to James Porter.
6•' ., d Flea, for 93 500.
Exeter : The •'Id station b.nol property,
owned by Ca -I ne Bros., hes been pareriased
by John Mltoeelt for a good figure.
'Dutton os
ton : Mr. Barker, who rensly get
ledly curt by falling from • bendier In
8...forth, is able to be a d by the aid of
e: atebes.
3B -
rev,
ZLA. Y TO OIiD1101M
LADE
CEYLON TEAALLMT ASNsiia<-0115. Ms. ea. Ms
Mustsl be Cleared Out!
READY MADE CLOTHING.
----MY OWN MAKE......
All arstol.ss Good. and well anis up. w,ll
hi sold st remarkably Ipw pricea to clear It
oat oat.
The riming Tear.
The old year will soon end. Some of us
began the year with serioni inquiry. We
have met Its storms, its defeats and sad dis-
appointments. Wo have been lifted up and
brought low. Vi • nave tound it. siterna-
DnC.0140 Awn 111T11w1tWT.-W• 1001/140 10
have m *Weigel' Me sudden deees•e d
Warrant. the beloved wits 01 James Cul.
hen. •f A•hMNr wise departed ebb
fe ea
Monday, the lath. after • very ort Il
..perlmeeed by bads. esegbt sou. Her
ramsis4 wee. Interred* 1 aseaseem sego
tory is Wd.esdlr, Ice 15th. being eesv .i
d th$10ir hes Imo late reddened. in Ash.
Geld by • very Moe neseesrsa of Mrrewk.g
telatives, irin& .e 1 sympattiolag selgb-
at Woodridge. made appliostt ,o , ' have hie masa reduoen
Egmoedvill• : J. F. Willard, a resident oa e,r our' of h:.11 hotel not h.ving-e house.
of Berlu.. Germany, and • nephew of It was !novel. .eonnded, -.•d carried 'ha
Frances Willard, has started on an expedi- *a ' •+,t.,e he . ,.,o••d to $1 a7 H. J. Mor-
ris ban . 1 .rcondrd by Jae. Taylor 'Met the
o omiest on N held at (f.rlow tp. hall os
t'e day the 27th of Deo. at 7 o'clock r.w
• d the •leotion if necessary, on the follow
,ng Mood, y, 3rd day of .fan. 1898. at tit•
tollow,ng polling olaon. : No..D 1, B. O.: BeamillN•.e,
temperance hell, A Heddle,
2. Se'ttord tem,sr•nc• hall, A 8•.d, 1) RI
0 ; N•.. 3 Tp. Hall Carlow, F. N. 1JsDoa-
•.h. R. 0..; No 4, L•eburn amssraeoe
hell, Katy Williams. D R 0. Carried.
P. N. Mctonsue, Clerk.
tion to B"kbara and Asiatic Huhu", for lb.
porpoise of studying the habite of oriminal.
and vagabonds.
Grey : The Mitobell 100 sore farm 9 I
coo., hi been sold to R Is -rt Menary, of
the same line, for $3 439 There is only
one lot between it and Mr. Menarv's other
farm. It is • Mg bargain at the figure
n amed, as the farm is e good one.
Grey : Afar • Mins illness •treading
over 3i months, John Hyslop, an ell, web
known and highly esteemed re•idei.t of the
1410 000., passed away about. 6 o'Llook to
his 75th year. Mr. Hislop was a stsanoh
Liberal in polities and • Prostration in
religion.
Wingham : Wingh•m lost an old sod re-
spected resident by death, on Saturday last,
io the person of Mrs. Deborah B. Soots -
Densmore -Webb. in the 76th year of her
at.. Deoeseed, with her husband, the late
Wsb had betas rssld•nte of Wing -
am Tor malty year*.
Exeter : Mn. Whitely and son were
thrown out of • buggy on Sunday. sod Mn.
Whitely was severely injured, bat the boy
escaped. 'the horse shied and jumped e
ditch, but Mr. Whitely managed to remain
in the bngry and regained oontrol of the
animal before any farther damage wit done.
tions of sunshine and • nadow and are
brought through infinite mercy almost to its
oloee.
The future is unrevealed to us. Whet
•ball be its demand. neon our steadfast pa -
Mean, our pone of spirit, our good will, our
torsivenees, our control of temper, our pious
nal'
We are solemnly impr•msd with the era
rors and dements of our past lives, that our
best efforts made in our own.treogth will
root hear divine scrutiny. How much week.
noes through indeolalos 10 •poareat ; how
maob shrinking fees self-denial.
But amid it all everyone bas been the
special *Meet of divine eats and has hod oo-
eastoa to magnify God for Hb speoial Ashy.
gnome Some of us have espert..od the
blessings of renewing arse• ; • marvellous
change has been *Seated by the Holy Soirit.
Oboe the seductive wl.rld established its as.
eoadesry over our hearts. Now we loathe
is folly. W. won once In a most galling
servitude : 000e ambitten beckoned as to
the high auto of power and opened before
no earthly glory, buts now we exclaim, "God
forbid that we sh..ld glory save to the oroes
ot Jesus Christ I"
Some of es have rises to a higher Christ•
Ian life, and now walk with God ooatiaaally.
W • baba been drawing refreshing waters
from the wells of salvation, bap enjoyed
clearer views of his redemption : oar ezpor-
ienoe has been tested 1. the farneos of Inial,
but the flames have net tonohd n.. for the
form of the Sea of Gd has been there, and
we now •tolim, '' Thou wilt keep him in
perfect pesos whose mind is stayed -,a
Thee."
)farewell, OM Year, the rustle of whoa*
garment,
Fragrant with memory, i still m hear ;
For all thy Wader kinds... sad thy bounty
I drop my !bashful tribute ea thy bier.
N•p.y tt.rmd wleb *De Susie.
A great Gore and • get testimony
" For tis years f suffered greatly from
Heart DiOOWG. Rlettertug of the Heart mid
$sesberl.g Spells, made my life • Isrsest
1 wY Gea5..d b ley bed. Dropsy Got M.
My librarian alt Grae to prepare Tee the
wvs4t 1 tried Dr. Apse's here far the
t --Gas dem gave rend sign be'itle sur-
dd she Ikepy and my hes.• -Mre. James
Adams.
Syraresm, N. Y. geld by J. IL
Dave.
A Lees List.
This Whole Column Would not Cocain
the Names of the limey Prominent
Ministers, Members of Parllamest and
Professional Men all over this Continent
who Hove been Cared of Catarrah by
Dr. Ars.w'.lwarrhal Powder -It Gives
Belief in 10 Mlantes.
Volumes of testimony have been written
of its tunny. powers. Catarrab is as
aggravating malady, ineigni8oast la ite be.
ginalog--s MAW weld in the heed-segleot
it sad soon you're in is thrall. Eighty is
every hs.dred bate the Wet. Dr. Agsew's
Catarrhal Powder will oars the slightest cold
in the head, and oars the most stubborn
case of oatarrh. "Its soften u iwtsstto.
sons," says one. '. I feel it my dirty to
recommend 1t to the public," ears molest
'• N. ver got relief now I need i1," says
another, and to ea and on. Aot.1.1. maria
and always sura. Sold by I. N. Devi..
Sana. el Pala hes Comm
The pain o.u.ed by • corn is duo to the
inflammatto• of the flesh around the har-
dened skin nr corn. A little '• Qaickaare"
spread os the onrn and oovered with this
Doper reduces the inflammation and stops
the paw. Try 1t, 1s also relieves Muttons,
etc. •
WEST HURON FARMERS•
A Very ouresselal gessoes• Meeting Meld
As •.seiner.
Pubilo meetings of the West Barna Tar'.
men' Iastitote were held to 01.4)2111'. ball
Renmiller, as Friday afternoon mid evening
Dumber 10th. Notwithstanding the le-
osesaat downpour of rain the hall was well
6116d et the •tternoon meeting by the far-
mers of the surrounding r»ighbbrbood.
President Bailie 000api•d the ohair with
hie usual ability, and Secretary Lockhart
VMS also found in hie plaos.
Mr. Roderiok Yong was istrodsosd as
the first speaker. H. dealt with hie sub -
l•01. " Corn Growing .ad the Silo," is a
eI.ar, eo.oles aid pr.otIo.l manna .nd.
•Itboorb a ,wide. sleet is this way, wee a
decided ssessse. Masers. FIfort, Blake,
Yeast. Keine, Kersigbea, Bell ..d .there
took pars is the eis*.Mles.
Mr. A. W. CLMtrMll, Punnets' Road
Oemenissie.er, wee the trots speaker. Be
ewngraeulseed the people of H.rsa is their
eesip.ntiv.ly trod rode. aniimil tib toss
iso
into premium, 1Yt5 far floe peril*. Web
a nate e1nnM.g. ts( taw eldarniokb eda/a
more mews. the .Gale .dvYmd was diel
10 bee w • red 90 leis Re
uooeawr i b •
HARPER & LEE
A hit
essartmeat of New Good. for lt
and Winter w satj,
CAL& AIM ani RL
H. DUNLOP
MinorWast-st Taller, neat Hoak Minor .al.
nee 't a tYrkiivltiflik "s a
COOKING and HEATING -
WIWh
Habits are forming Ilk. memory. Every
thought seems email, se every brink Mem.'
small And yet, I actio., in the bulldiig
that is ruing up behind my dwellitar, that,
small e. bricks ars. oew by one being est in
mortar day by day, by skilful heads, the
well thickness, sod rises and solidifies. and
the huge structure ie piled up at last, Taken
singly, them bite of bornt stay an of
ao great signifoaso.. Now, a ossa's life
is made up of little thoughts, any on of
whish is nos math, but the mnlitade of
wbiob are like briok. V the hands of the
builder. Tb. walls of your ohmmeter aro
going up day by day ; soid you are building
not .lona for time, bat for eterolty.-Ex.
STOff% £�
this aide of To'sat..
We also have wren weered-hand stoves.
^,Agar.
STOVE FITTING `o.a
Plumbing, Heating and Gas
Fitting carried on as extensively a•
•
ever
1. Tour Wire 1111-4esperod
Examine her test, and if she boo oorns
buy her Potnam'a Ponies. nies Corn Extractor.
Hems will then boom. sa Ed.e. Moab
of the misery of married life is due to corns.
Patoam's Ezteaotor is ears, pathless, and
prompt.
melt's Cnratnsaa Mita.
Ose afternoon. about six weeks bel'ers
Cbtisttnas, Dell Robbie*, aged sight, after
lone tied pstitut work at her mamma's desk
finished • oleos of writing whish •h• viewed
with great sati.faotl ,. Here it is :
• 101 Thiepe I wsaT for for Chrt.mse.
• Trysioirel
ass
Doti. keripp
L.T. a Kandla
OolD BreoleT
Meath Box
PIuH rooting CH•k
Macy !looks
• Death iD.
D AT say THIallsl
Wast( 18.
Game fah
a e. IaD7 Jae*
Tin Herne like Rove Have
e bowTer KsTTykneel
Yeah Trolly,
ADaawe MHgu.ran 14o8dBtwa
Int as pus ever MK Ile. late .be New
Year with audios toward eerie, with ober'
ty toward all. with tree p•tri.,le.t award
owe ogre eeentr y. mad watt leve toward .11
men as we world have thews leyn as. and
at the same Mate with s.prss. lies M (led.
the giver of .n gapd Mho.
A New Okla Law. -ask .gets way he
Mod treat OM. 1 M SIVA 1 t mernypeate
from Meseb 1 M Jane 1 I .two w..gsn
fee aped i SY Deal I a.bw1. kn..wew
tram A.. 1 te Moo. 1 t .sd from 114br:3 M
May 1 t wits. eery - - soba ....N4 •
set Melee setae labs* paper get iws Teen, bet wife• the is
•yl,ss+Hlsg the week, sem isismay f uneiNed op 1 •' I geese oedema 1yw Okay
as to width, 068. MA amiss. seams i s be balled is d*$ ,110A1, /_watt fisting
WHEN YOU PURCHASE
• . ..01118Ot • -
GORES
ERIOR uuE'
a simple, scientific and highly
nutritive preparation for infants,
delicate Children and invalids.
GRIGIVM1111100 .. weetemswas.
For TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS
DUN -WS
BAKJNC
POWDER -
t��a'�acarFRIEND
H°'
THE OLD
��/ .tRELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
.r0
0 At weisMire.'•
ALWAYS 6N HAND
Scrllhitou Hard Coal
All Gal weighed o. the Martel 8001M.
where you get !1000 lbs. for • tan.
�M. LEE
Orden 1418.9 LAMS it LIB'S Sere
reaper attended to
WOO
"VVORSELL'S
COALor) Stoves
WOOD
You Bao dssppeeod oo taste being the
A
gelT BAkt4R8 and the MOST
ECONOMICAL ON !MEL of any
• v
tov•fa tb•.markes. Every move
�wraated psrfuct and ~n~nuttedtiad
for see rear.
Best
Canadian and American
Ups tl .p SSbvessr,
_ . Qoal Oil.
BIIver
Plating
PRICE LIST.
Poop/ per dog .,.t. .. 75e
Knives 6. .91.50
Forks 75c
Table Cruet, each 760
Pi kle " " 50'0
butter gaits " 160
Candle Sticks " 42e
Sadiron. " 15.
Scissors, per pair 10 and 16e
We can Plate anything
in Brut, Iron, Ooppet.
or Steel. 0s11 and
samples of our woe.
MIRE BICYCLI -gi
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
wee sse ee Mewls' • Mash.
MenuLoturer.f all klpds of
BOILILRS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pans, Sheet Irer
Winks, eta., etc.,
AM Dealer m--
Ragt.os, M-' '...y CeMMp, to.
All 'bias of Pips@ aad ptp• Ifl.MAb
Steam and Water Gorges, 01010 Valet,,
Clete Valves, Itspir•tors, gleet•!! t1a11 le'
Ater, Correa stly on Hated O..il O:
Prices.
A .psalal Uwe of Steel Water and Hog
Tr.ugb4 fee see of farmers and others.
Regales& promptly attended te.
A. 3. OUTSTI L.
MIT P. 0. Hot M, oodeelsa.
Cartage & Fuel Co.
are prepared to handle Bag-
gage Freight and Household Ef-
fect*, with Dispatch at reasonable
tate,. Dealers in:all grades of
HARD
SOFT
COA.L
and Rmithing Coal
Too& and Sind1b
nut to suit eustomers anti dtliiv
ered with prou,ptnees. Orden/ fa
slotted.
'!'&.phone 611
C.&F.00'
S. PI.Arr, D. (' ElsaAottar,
Manager. Il,usllta try