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ICV/ERY THURSDAY -MORNING
i BY D. MmGILLW VI)DY.
Terse of Naba.rlptlea t
Ons month, In advance
Three mouths, .,
Ex months.
004 yaw
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Advertleing Rates*
Legal awl taller coned advkrt*.meuts, Inc.
per line for Ong huertluu, and 1 tooda per atone
kir each subsequent ltsertlu,l. Me cured by a
nonpareil Male.
H,ulnes cards til sit Ilse. and udder, M per
year.
Aevertl.ements of Lost. Found, Strayed Sit-
uations a'g'ent Sltuatlolu Warted. and Busi-
ness Chances Wanted, net exceeding tl Ilse•
nonpareil, tt per month.
Houses on lisle and Farms o u Yale, not to ex
creel a linea 61 (Or int month, 71e. per muter
quest mouth. Larger alvts In proportion.
Any special notice, the object of wldeh Is to
promote the pecuniary benefit of may hutivldual
or eum(auy, to be considered au eslvilLtlenteid
and charged ae•ordtugly.
Local notice fin nonpareil type ohne cent per
word, no notice Ieaa than alike.
Lu•ed nuth•e Iu ordinary nadlng type two
o rota per word. Nu node° fur ler than 6a•.
Nonce. for churches sad other religious and
beeev-olent Itutituduas, half rate.
Subscribers elm fall to receive Tan MIOL&i
regularly by Mail, w111 confer a favor by ar-
qualnting tie of the (ant at a1 e(Rly a date u
passible.
When a change of address is delred, both the
old and the new address should las Orals. -
Publisher's Nolle..
J. C. Le Toulel, M Goderkh, has been Sop
pointed Local Travelling Agent fur the Town.
Nets of Oofrrlch, Colborne, Aandeld and Wa
wamsh.
Load peetma.lrrs over the district are also
empowered to receive aut.crlptlun. to TH.
SIGNAL.
All communication must be addrrese�seedd
j�. MtliILLICUDO'Y,
"w..�",,�' Tua 4I,,•1
Ttttrl.rDA v
Ole
.1 CNE
Sxr n V "t6OIDIf.
GRAND TRUNK, RAILWAY.
hilted `'--DAC s.
Mall and Elegem.....^ ,:.. .._ p.�.
•
Mixed - (..nn.
Mall and Expects. .IQAo tau.
IaruT.
Mall and Exp'es - 7 1'. n m
Malt and Express r �, i r
Mixed 3.15
p.m
DENTISTRY.
31. N1CHOL*r I8, D. 8
IIOITAL •U*0IO%."
Rooms opteelee the Post qac..
Gold Filling, Crowns and Hedge Work •
Specialty.
:K Year. EAteerlence-_.._...
L M MAH1iF.,
• Surgeon -Latest and ydruvel methods
fur all dental "Il"r•tiIms. I'rotervatlon of the
net ural teeth a sLe.rlal�y (pDCA.,,�r ,11;eai.H..
`"" saw'ttf}eotsrai:''aalssett's7nt1'tt'est u
J M. TURNBULL, D.D.tt L.D.B.-UF.NTAL
• Surgeon. (Lately associated with Ih.
046un...f Moutreb. Gold and p,r•el.ln. arty
Seta! teeth mounted on gold or aluminum 4...•.,
special attention given to, the preservation .f Mc
mono.' n•eth. Oster i rime:1's new 'dock
, ear
MEDICAL
DR. HUNTER-I'Hl'HI('IAN, SURGEON,
kg. (flier: inure street, the r.•ald.-no.•
'1atrly a'twplel by lir. Ml•Lan. Night calla
from residence. Telephone M.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
O. CAMERON--RARRIBTER, HOLIez
UVA• tor. Conveyancer. ac. Moe: On Ham-
ilton street. r doors cast of Colborne Brna' dry
goods store. /17-11
Et HNENT HEATON-BARRINTER, SOLICI-
tor, Notary i'ublic. Canadian Bank of
Commerce Chambers, the Square, ((olerkh.
taw-ly
Ej • CAMPION, Q,C-SARHINTEH, NOLiCI-
kr, Nerler peke over Mrotlral Hall,
M(1quare, derlch.' Se•
M 0. JOHN4TON-BARRISTER, SOLICI-
• tar, Commissioner. a,. Money to loan.
Oakes: Cor. Hamilton and Ht. Andrew's streets,
Ooderich, Oat. ,
im
RG HAYS-BARRIRTER, MOLICITOR,
• •c. Oabr: Bonbon., next door Swett
oalte. Privets Funds to lend at lowest rates til
later•et. S Me
(YARROW h PRODproo'r, BARRISTERS,
ILK Attornsyst$olkltors, ac., Oudetich. J. T.
OarrowQ.C., K . Proudfoot.
CAMERON, HOLT $ 1*OLMEN, BARRIS.
tent 8oltel$ors 1*be., Ooderleh.
M. C. Cameros, Q, Ont P. Hoh. Dudley Holmes.
J O. WARD, CONVEYANCER, Ise.; AND
re!wcommissioner all, afedavlt. or ng rlanlrm affirmed...,
depositions or solemn declarations In .o on.
eernlu any *educe suit or proceeding h. th.•
High Court of Juane', the Court of Appeal for
Ontario, or la any County or Division Court.
All transactions o'arefully and promptly ...xe-
non,
.
ted. Resld•nee and P, O. addre* -Du ngtt•.
non, (fiat. 'aleft
LOAN. AND INSURANCE.
MONEY TO IRAN-06omn.en PRIVAT1t
Funds to lend at le per cent. annually.
M. (4. Cameron Horton's Blppt
Block, omtte Col
borne hotel, Ooberic0.
MONEY TO LOAN -FIVE PER CENT
Mandy to loan,stvate funds; also Ant
tibias farms to rent or sell. Houses and lots to
r�ttr r for vele. E. N. LEWIS, Barrister, God-
�. SE fopP+NUn IR
raneeoce, IMartishotel,
Ooderich.
MONEY TO LEND ON MORTOAGO AT
a tree cent. Notes QQ s641s•
sax (ace ()layette Martin's WAN,Serle•
rigs
F J. T. NAFTEL-FIRE, LIFE AND AMU
• dent Insurance Agent; et. lowest rain
Offlee: Cor. Northrt. enol Nquare, Oolerkk
MONEY TO LEND A LARGE AMQUNT
aweof Private Puncta for lwveetnient at lowes1
mtu. set first class Mortgages. Appy MOM!,
MOW LL PUCCI/FOOT.
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L. RADCLIFFF GENERAL INSURANCE,
Real Estate and Money leaning Agent.
OM. Aral .-lar cnma,dea represented. Emmy
to hand on straight loans, *6 the (.,wey rate of
interest cooing, In env way tomtit the borrower.
((a�gte,•: Second door from Square, West .trent.
Goderieb. :tsa5. tf
`' 41211, ACHIME SHOPS.
NRR MACHINE NH0PK-AL1. KiNlxt OF
Repair Work dem at Ressonahlr Prices.
Farming Implements for sale. Machinery. new
and second -!hand, bought and sod. Engines
and Holl.trs for axle titan(': Bates, old wartr.•n
she,, cornet Vir$ ria and Trafalger'strse
HAXTRR RL'NCIMAN,
AUCTIONF.ERING.
r(1HOMAN 441INI/RY, A('r-TiriAlte11 AND
iA Insurance A¢rut, O.+Irrleh, Ont. Agent
London awl l.a"aahlre !fire low (Mn. the Owe
Iastrkt Mutual Ins. Co. Hales attended In In
any part of the enmity. Ott ly
_TOME KNOX, OICNI I4A1 A(4411 )NE1tR
II and Land %NuMm, (j(Alerle•h. out Has-
let loud eoteldera)le eatrrlens, in the atrtMn
Irving tradr,,he 1. In a p,s((lom to dlarharge
with Moron" sdtldaetion all rrmnmlrlMs Pie
tripled to him. orders left at HaxkM'• hotel.
or sent Ay mall to his' address (A. crlch P. (l.
carefully attended to .I(IHN )(Noy, L: Maty
Auetlnneer. Harr If
smassmasses
TONe0RiAL ARTIST,
i 0, Orgel -. Tt o prSTAL A -
Ih • del fk- 4.4 cm premises fuming,
•ism sg, arlA °eery other rapairasent non -
fen t.4. Md k,.h, ow .l. emonseb s lynl(a
M, , 's hew With, neat deur N
Eteh•nge Angel
DOINWI DF THE WEEK
ITIEE ..Q/ INTEREST FROM AROUND
THE WORLD
Praa.d, Pussesstod sad rree.r..d V
Pithy Paragraph. for tau rer..aI of
Prandial People - r.ro..al. retiree!
sad Profitable.
MU*ICIrAL NATTIER*.
Wentworth County Council estimate*
Its running expensed for the next fiscal
jeer at $16,000; oinking fund 1595, in
Nowt on deheotures *600, county eipegd
(tore 918,314.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Sheriff Murphy of 111oo,oiutn has been
sleeted Grand Master of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Manutohe.
Peterloro town council has refused a
grant towards the int-rwtlniuent of the
Grand Lodge of Good Templar..
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS.
About 40 miles of new track her been
laid on the Grand Trunk Hallway be-
tween Niagara Falls and Hamilton.
The Breed Truuk have .tatted wheels
01 instruction, mo that the trainmen may
learn the new rules. 'the book of lnetruc-
Ibuns has been distributed anions the
men.
TNM '(x110 RLeoRD,
Charles W. Parkes's summer cottage at
Oakville was destroyed by bre. The low
will approximate11,400.
A heavy thunderstorm passed over
Wellington, Ont., Saturday evening. the
lightning striking and burning Richard
Trumpour's barn, to the second ounces -
stun Oldie township of Hollowell.
TNTC DEAD...
J li'eDilai) , • V_.p;It, oondbotor,
dropped -dna *'bag psMlager train near
Pur Went, Qua
Stephen Washington of Bowntanvllle
erns found dep:l 1n • chair on the vtaa-
. ah of D. A. Hru.'s residence In Lon-
1.om. Mr. Washington, who was to his
66th year, went to London a week ago to
lilt hie stepdaughter, Mrs. Bruce. 111.
death was due to bout disease.
TMM RELIGIOUS WORLD.
The next annual meeting of the Guelph
Baptist conference -.411 be herd at !tramp
ton.
Hey. E. Brown of ~tonnes Corners,
near Kingston, has preferred n charge of
assault against two members of his coo
greg•tlon.
The corner stone of the new Roman
Catholic Church at Merrltton, Ont., was
laid Sunday afternoon by the Must Rev.
Archbishop Walsh of Toronto, asslsied by
several reverend gentlemen of the adjoin-
1pg *al4ahaa.
CRiM- AND CRI( 1W*1La
Hlgbwayuiem redlined John O'Dosa•U,
a iumbernlaa,• of 1(00 near 8a1.M,
Ttsuromty:.,,"w„eo ,..,v ..
.ewes°., ,.
Chief of Pollee Hughes of Montreal IA
prosecuting Publisher Brierley of the
Herald for criminal libel.
Daniel Eason, • farm laborer, was
robbed of 160 at Manner's Corners, 1n
Otonabes, on Wednesday night.
Word ha* been received from Mani -
'raki, up the Gatineau, that Dr. Mulli-
gan, having made the poet-meree(n exam-
ination of Maxims Hubert, has come to
the 000cluslon that death yeas due M
poisoning. '1'be content. of the .tomaob
w111 be sent to an 'models' 1n Montreal.
PURELY PERSONAL
The Marquis of Huntly 1s bankrupt
His debt. are $69400 and his assets
18, 460.
Mr, John Hurley of Peterboro has been
appointed Dominion Government grain
ln.peotor for the district between King
ston and Toronto.
.1. 1). McKay bas resigned his position
ea science master In the Newmarket
High S_hool In order to devote his time
and attention te• n04,, Pzpary, of which
journal he to aiw proprietor and editor
Miss Evangeline Cisneros, whose escape
from a Spanish prison In Havana seven
months ago caused a dotter ail over the
world, was married at Baltimore to Carlos
F. Carbonell, • Cuban, who assisted In
her escape.
The McCaul medal In olaaelos, the gut
of the late Dr. McCaul„has been award
ad to Mir Kirkwood, 11.A., '93. Mise
Kirkwood hes throughout her couree
stood Ctrsit In ela.sle., in a clans of clever
students. She now has captured the high
wt honor open for students of the (Wail.
cal mune.
CASUALTIES.
Robert Lawson, a Grand Trunk em
ploy*, was hurt at Hamilton by • hand
car, laden with nils, pnatag over h1.
Thomas M"Glashen, a deaf Mats, an.
Voyed as porter at the kit. Ntchotns
Rotel, Hamilton, was struck by a street
ser and kilted.
1 . The 7 -year old daughter of Oerge
Penny, • Grand Trunk employe, was
fatally burned at Windsor while wetting
lire to a pile of newspapers.
John Blackburn, aged 60, • rnarried
man, lost (11s life on the C.P. R. truck at
Castleford, seven miles east of Renfrew.
He was struck by the engine of the At-
lantic exproes.
Albert Knox, ern or Arthur Knox, To.
mato, met with instant death Sunday
Morning walla stealing a ride wlah'two
either boys on the freight train between
Havelock and Toronto Junction.
Saul Wheeler, aged 13 years, of Toren
6e, wee playing with an Iron toy caution
1Tied with powder and small shot. '1 he
foes was Ignited with the result that
Wheeler received the charge 1a the tans
1. m., lose his yeelghl.
Alvan Orton, an old resident of the
Goefleld North, was barking • heavy
Wagon out of the barn, when one of the
wheels stark • stone which caused the
tongue, which he was holding, to strike
him fornlbly In the lower part of the
abdomen, runtnrfng the bowels. An
operation was performed. but In emits of
the beet medical aid he diel Sunday.
FOR MEN OF WAR. '
Santiago de Cuba le on the serge of
starvation. All the food has been seized
for the army and navy, end the troops
and sailors are on half rations.
Countess Casa Valencia, wife of a
former Spanish Amhaaeador to Oren.
Britain, w.,t.4 a Speelsh relief fund la
don, but realised only 41,000.
Roar AMnnral Satin peon has officially
declared that the purpose of the bomhnrd
msnt of Santiago do Cuba was to clear
the way for the troops. The objoot ha.
been attained.
The British authorities `have not yet
taken any slope towards the expul.lnn of
the Rpaniarda from Montreal. Carransa's
letter was cahled from Washington to the
Ram Governmen/.
Kingston, Jamaloa, 4 being visibly
affected M three or tour thousand $pen
yah refugees frmn Cuba, who here taken
hip their residence then; More Spaniel
abbey Is 1w elri,l.Non t►ere than Eng-
lish and trade has greatly Improved.
A militia general order Iwwted Thars-
rd*y provides case the diabrlbatle°needaltd
Told a to ti Adel ~•apolN M' Mann
sit their &eplleatisles ~ MSR/ s 4
thous woe wood M M1(swI' tine
Ship elle WM
tog* suet 1.h. its aann a leasieelhe
O.i. A desi.wwan et meek* meet be
mate Were • lattice of Na pease by the
kn.wledrlgqtritt 'ate
plf.•*t'i.014 el will be f.rt,I1d,d a the
department. Only one medal will be
1Bsed Se any individual With email medal
Imre will ha's obey,
eaCLA*striate.
lanoosat women and oblides° have
been mausasred by the Japan« sotdlen
In the Hogan district.
A ball and three cows were selected
hoe the buffalo herd to be retained in
Winnie The remainder were shipped
At • regular meeting of (be Maritime
Asoolatlou as Now York resolution
wen adopted favoring a reciprocity Weide
with Canada and Newfoundland.
If Hamilton purchases Dundurn Park
Shen 1s • probability that a muaoum and
a soologloal gardens will b. established
to oenueollou therewith.
Mr. Flavleu Dupont, pen., has takes
an action for 110,000 against the Orend
Trunk on account of the death of !demon,
the late Mr. Fleeter' Dupont. M.P.
President MoKlnlsy Intends sending •
message to the Hous of Hepreeent•rvea,
teoommending the Immediate ann.la4oa
et Hawaii as a military necessity.
Friday's withdrawal's of Japenese colt
from Lpe Bank of England nearly ex.
Muted the back's supply of that ooln.
Japan, however, will not take much tzar
gold from the bank.
A special despatch to the London Daily
Mall from Cape Town says that a meteor
that L described as slag ball the .Ise cd
8l Paul's Cathedral has fallen •l Port
Alfred. It mad. • hole on the ground x00
test desp, 190 feet long and 60 feet wide.
The Department el Justice has notified
Canadian pollee authorltles that, a000rd-
ing to the law recently passed, the pollee
may photograph persons arrested for in
dlctnbl. offences. Heretofore prisoners
oou Id not legally be photographed till
sonvloted.
Hon. David Mills, Minister of Justice,
entertained certain members of the prsel
pilary .t the Russell House, Ottawa, on
Wednesday evening. He med. • speed►,
devted almost entirely to a detenoe 01
the Senate. He said an upper chamber
was very neoeeaary, and prophesied that
the provinces, Including Ontario, would
each have an upper chamber iefere MMae,
years rolled by.
LET THERE BE LIGHT
THROWN ON THE SUBJECT OF
HOME DYEING.
There an dye. -the world -famed Dia-
mslod Dyes -that crown our labors and
hams Dyeing work with parted out-
come, add there are Imitations .ud
wuattle•e dyes that bring ruin and dis-
aster wherever they are used.
Phare are dyer -the chemically pan
and admdlcally prepared I)iumood
Dyes --that have brought bleaeioga to
minions of homes for long 7e1r•• and
there are the vile preparations and mix-
tures of 4Alkaturs who, as far as *ty'•
of packade r Cva °'rued, get as near
the Diamond" as they dare go. But
what Mak be saki of the coi tents -
the lngvedkent►-tiara the women of Gan-
da are asked to dye with? Little more
can be added to what has se often ap-
peared to the pries of the country.
These iznitadon byte ate almply de•
eeptioos; they are adulterated and dae-
gt'reua pceparetione, hurtful to the
hands of the user, and destroyers of
voluble gateteots and witerials.
The manufacture of Diamond Dyes is
reduced to • science, and to -day they
are the only dyes that dare guarantee
their work --that dare proclaim certain
victory for every user who will follow
the plain directions. Diamond Dyes
have a wide-epteed popularity; °the,'
brands of dyes are hardly known met -
aide of the greedy. long -profit dealers
who tell them to the nn*aepecting
public. Avert all imitation packages as
-s)ou woafd avoid *,nrious oohs,
Prince Alexaadrovlloh Qalltaln, "do
wended from royal ancestry," was taken
from Bellevue 19osp1{al, New York, and
lodged in • padded cell at Bloomingdale
Asylum. Atter running the entire scrotal
gamut, from the most exclusive house
to the coterie of Bohemia, he passed Into
the land of lost minds. His went broke
several years ago. Now he has gone mad,
and is suffering from acute mania The
noun L abject poverty and wants
' HI SAW THE PARADE.
at
tiistldest O.Maes This Ms Thee )me
Warmth ret Russ o■e.
"I had s, wiper fallow ia. that ober
a7," said the dentist, as be fit
s new drilling bead Into his eaten
Httle tnetrum•nt of torture. "A m•
same In to have a tooth out --one
those great, big. pompon., egotlstios
chaps, Who looked as though he own
tile whole oity water front at the vs
least. 1 told him that he would bett
lake gas, because the tooth was s
one, badly ulcerated. Well, then y
should have seen him I He looked at m
with a kind of pitying snails.
" •Gas.' he said, 'gaol Humphl Why
my good men, gas wouldn't have an
effect on me. 1t may work with mom
people, builnot with me. Too moo
mina, my dear fellow -altogether
mach n.Ind'-and he actually tapped h
tore
orad with his (Inger as though
held the whole Astor library, with til
Lenox and the Tilden foandatton to boo
"The old chap was w 000foundedl
disagreeable with all his conceit that
made up my mind I would have to take
Im down • peg.
" 'Look here,' I said. 'You let m
give yon gas, and It you don't beoom
entirely unoonacious .o that you don'
teal the pulling of your tooth, 1'11 no
'therm' you • oent.'
He miffed and pooh-poohed; but I
notated, and after • while he said, 'All
•tot; go ahead if 1t w111 be any satldeo-
on to you. But I 1.11 you In advance
hat 1t will not have the slightest •ileo{.
(together too much m-' but I managed (R
get the rubber cap over his es and
tit him abort.
He 'went off' with bis eyes wide open
red was a thousand miles away In • few
seconds. I look his tooth out and then
stood back and waited for him to 'corns
around.'
The dentist's omoe overlooks one of
• avenue', and the patient In the chair
n see whatever happens in the street
low.
After about • minute," 000tlnued
• doctor, "the Intelligence began to
wn faintly In his eyes, and then It
me back with a poo, end heist up and
ked at me triumphantly. 'I suppose
tea imagine,' be said. 'that I was under
influent)* of that gas of yours.' I
rammed that I hada suspicion to that
sot. 'Well,' said be. 'you were never
ore mistaken In your life. Unoonsclou.f
umph 1 Just let me tell you that I naw
procession. I heard what the band/
ere playing. I sow the animal. In their
gas. Why, I could even tell you what
as on the banners. Unconscious! I
n it not.'
'And, would you believe 1t, although
gum was bleeding and I showed him
tooth in the forceps, It was some tome
ore I °Quid oon•Inee hien that 1 had
lied his tooth while be was dreaming
t the circus parade. Queer, wasn't
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One Thlu; "v,rlooked.
"I read your npeeeh of yesterday,"
Bald the old senator, "and am of the
opinion that it bean every mark of
genii Ile-„
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Thr now member grasped his haat
rapturmlaty•
__••et rept,._
The thew member turned pale.
"the proper quotation marks."
oat ..f rt... t -..t P.Mk.t.
A .Ingle banyan tree has beeu known
to shelter 7,4;00 men st one time.
The American soft Mt hat le all the
rag* in the leading Australian eolon(es.
The Arabs entertain a belief that Eve
was the Wiese woman that ever Ilyed.
In China hor.es are sweated on the
right side, and ships are launched side.
ways.
The University Press at Oxford has
appllnnoea for printing In 160 different
languages.
The United States paid 115.000 POT
the cable melee to Napoleon III. to keep
out of Mexico.
The wall emend the city of Babylon
at the height of 0a prosperity was 54
miles In leltcrh.
Texas ell. have no ilmher In 15 years
If the present re's of totting 1.000,000, -
PN feet a ye'r r• ntlnnew
Every night, fin every ship In Iter
Mah•sts ntivl, the Queen's health is
drank y the officers of the TOSIPI.
The average age .,t which nein merry
la 17.1 years, whib• he avenge age at
width women mnrr) s 1t 1-1 years.
Franco bas kept 26),610 leas of renal
M Tonkin
thew. 118, 6s he road,
Cita' war Weed Matt! eat.
'Ile snows demon 04marriegoi
Ito/hied Is 1111 M Prunes mid nee -
min: 96; Mt 1111.5.1. Ile
wb s"R 141.1 s rage rete
km I b tr'0 tact ret leas
•..w 4n 1'mYhrmt. QM
Ai
i'I'' ret Reel (71tr1 ..
nee lees than three beers 1a Length.
-- - A clov'er.fel!
"Olt. ds tome had h[__' gra/Pelt s
who tab ap tl6 a n: •'60!10
1s an awful tight gran on In our 'treed"
"Who's fighting?'
"My father and soother WSW.
"How long bare they bees at Ito
"Oh, half an hour."
"Hut why didn't yon come sad tell
me about It Weser
"Wby, because dad was gettl`hg the
best of it all along tip to ten mtautea
age
How's This 1
Ir. offer Oae Hundred Dollars near( ter
as of Gtarrh that cannot be eased by
H•711t Galardi Cure.
1 J ('HENEY 6 00..
Ws, the nt•der.lgu.- l have kauwe 11'Min - J.
Cheney for the lent 1.5 • eery, and believe M n
perfectly h --nimble le all business tr ems
and Inanelall able to -grey .•t any
trots made brebe1r arm
Weer aTati tri,Whole.aleDry�.l�. �y�sjsa
WALIMNO, EmEme • MAN •rs, tVhdesalt Dt�
gists, Tuxedo,
all's t" Cyt s lt blto W slid 454
was of are systrtL Twtlmo* 5M Nest ties,
Price Tbo,perbotua hold by all Downes.
F.r.ct Je•ttee.
Bract justice le Commonly more coerce
fel in the luig ran than pity, for It tends
to foster in Men tlwae stronger qualttLs
which make them g'ud citizens.
lizard's Liniment 19r Rheumatism.
Willing to Change.
Mrs. De Tadd -The latent fashion is
to have the plain built Into the wall.
Mr. De Tadd lwearlly)-Wel, that's
tensible. Lot's wall up ours.
Quickcnr. fir Sores -15c., 25c.. Nle
ra . u n$Mealt. When It (i necessary to keep • meal
Mamma (aft the had punished Tom- hot 1or • belated turner do not set tile
myl- Stop mating such dreadful faces. plate holding the foud la a hot oven,
Tommy (bunting into tenni-I ain't. thus discoloring the china as well as dry•
I'm trying to kelp • stiff MKT lip. Ing the food; Instead place the plate npoa
Odds and Ends.
Neither 0*00Je 1301 Nephaate,._seu
pimp.
'There are always 5,610 BAWL Toueei
at gra.
Field rata are considered pod *sting
ui rub&
1e:Ivphsbts can exert the strelytb of
31 horses _.
Sava+'ea, on the whole, live hong,,
than civilised people.
A carrier pigeon •errice was estab-
lished by the Turks A.D. 547.
Orrtnaus weigh nearly ten pounds inch
eau more than a Frenchman.
A newly -discovered aput in the ann.
risible now, as 30,000 miles in diameter.
Thr heat of comets is said to be 2,000
titers greater than redhot iron.
A church in Sledlits. 1n Bohemia, cote
talus a chandelier made of human banes,
In Clooa Rica canary birds, buHanches
and paroquets are special table dain-
ties.
R is claimed that at present the
000 people. language is spoken by 115,000.
'Mr harbor of lbto Janeiro has M
miles of, anchorage., and is the finest to
the world.
It was in Cuba that Adelina Patti
song for the lint time lo public. when
she waa 14 years old. It was at a con-
cert, wed Law anccee, was complete.
it is said that the phonograph is now
used in the Spanish telephone serried.
Messages are spoken Into it, and the
instrument repeats them to the tele
phone. They are •Iso received on •
phonograph et the distant station.
The microphone is being utilised for
the educ•atlem of deaf mutes, and such
persons can actually hear sounds Pro -
(veiling
from the tuiero-phonograph, and
000n learn to utter them. It appears
to tie en efflcarlons method. even with
persons who hare peened middle 11(3.
To Clear the Cospleal.•.
The scrubbing -brush treatment
sure for those blackheads which are the
bane of a woman s life. Be sure lou get
a good Iso° brush. Purchase • onto of
pure hygtenie soap. The brush should be
tutkat night beton going to bed Im-
mure• the beech In hot water. Hub the
soap over It until • good lather L ob-
Mloed. Scrub the taro carefully -not
violently, but thoroughly. One minute
should eumoe for the scrubbing proems.
Rhes with warm water and again with
eo.l.r water. Dry wl4J a soft towel. It
tba.tin la irr:sated b7� Its/ umal frlo-
Mon try a good cream or et he& emollient.
The groa*y look will dlsappe*N under the
hlMiorubbing brush also,-Chl��igo Trite.
a;a
b:..
Rasa. rant. About sena
In a oniony of bees about swarming
Yoe chert are three kinds of boom-A
queen, the worker and the drones. The
queen is the mother; the workers, of
0our., do the work. while the drones
are the gentlemen of leisure. Al • gen-
end rule there 1s but one queen, from
90,000 to 46,000 workers, and abs drone
will number from • few dozen to as
many hundreds; but these gentlemen of ;
leisure are very short•ll•ed-but few of
them aver live b see their mother and
sisters safely quartered for the winter.
The life of a worker 1. about 45 days of 1
actual working time, or about 30 days
from the time the egg la laid until the 1
bee has died from overwork, If there has a
been a flow of nectar. d
1iA':.axe gfl.14*
�►U•>«�c.��t:� tt FAMOUS MA6NETH
e e t's��'lwlth'
..tt Made la 8 ataes, sung J. 4 and
1eet wood. Will hey Foos IOAoo to
tou,otw titblc feet.
wilb 1'h7 fire leu,
heatleg •wr7aOf. '''^4e
tbatdour and auk pt : h'n1
H.avy ° hpe gess whh saw Acwithout ng'
til the icer away hoe •vier
lament Mat er IMI►..Y dr4t.
a , P4t•[ ►•gw1.11.1 sad ct.eal
as
IES dead ir.. til boot ed
Dns can be
e � P•►s operated
( Bros rooms above. Made 1„4
h 1 brick on galvanized cum; ,.
Vose CAM ked
warm from cellar to gar h m.e,
BO
arrest Ind •
Do It Cheaply
HIGHEST Tt$TIMONI.L. /MOM *Ll DtAI[R: AND Wane.
The McClary Mfg. Co. 1. faONTRf At, TrlVnr(ra
wINNPe0.ad VANCUUI (.k.
N your lout deals essie aepply, writes •*r Sepaatbpee.
YEARS OF SUFFERING.
Sruugbe About by • rail la Which 1N•
I4.c6 Was Severely tapered - Th. Pain at
7 into. Aimee. Vab.arabi..
Mr. G.tuijeT aw�t a II4 , ir.
*parted and wei( kuswn farmer of
Four balls, Victoria Co., N,B., make'
the following atatemeat: -Sumo mum
ego senile working in i'barn I lost my
balance and fell from a beam, badly
injuring my back. bloc year. 1 stiffer-
ed
offer
ed with the injury and at the same time
doing all I could to remove it, but in
rain. I at last gave up hopes and stop-
prd doctoring. My back bad got so Md
teat when 1 would stoop over it was
allured impoadbie to get straightened up
swain. When I would mow with a scy-
the for .time tittle time without stop-
ping k would palm me so that It WON -
ed as if I could scarcely endure it, and
I would lean on the handle of my •cyhe
an order to get ease and straighten up.
At other times I would to laid up en-
lirely. After some years of suffering
1 wag advised to nee Dr, Williams' Pink
Pills and dasiddtto try one bog. Before
I1 had finished it I saw the pills were
heipiiog me- I bought six boxes now
and tate seven boxes completely cured
ane. It L three ye.re since 1 tatajtspp�ppp,e
Sickle's Anti-Cousumptive Syrup god,
at the heed of the last for all diseases d
the thrust and hinge It acts like mesh
1n breaking up a cold. A cough 1. lags
subdued, tightness of the chest la rell.taa.
seen the wont ease of cogepn)pllon
Heved. while in recent case. I
said never to fall. It L • medici4e7
mired from the actio. priuclpin or virus
Of several Intalicival herbs, and can be
pendad apoa for .11- pulmonary tat.
philtres.
Rod and lark Hair.
Dark hair and complexion, In raps.
well as 1n tnolvldttrla, signify *trio
Dirk skinned races are always ate
the lighter hue peoples In tine ctvlll�
tloo, became the physical prtdominsr
among theta to the exclusion of gm
menta. Coarse, red hair India*,
1 marvelous physical endurance.
: ud my back has not troubled me since.
I)r. Williams' Pink Pills art an invalu-
able medicine and I highly recommend
them to any perwwi suffering likewise.
I consider that if I had paid 110 a box
for them, they would be • cheap medi-
ciie."
Rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, tar-
tlet
er
ria1 parelysia, locomotor ataxia nervous
headache, nervous prostration, and de-
ment depending upon humors in the
blond, such au scrofula, eelroolc erysipe-
aa, etc., all di eppsr before a lair
treatment with br. Williams' fink
'ill.. '!bey give • healthy slow to
0d sallow complexions. Sold by pal*
e.lers and post-paid at 50c. a box, or
ix boxes for 1:.".50. by addremiog the
Dr. Wl1) ane Medicine Co., Brockv.He,
Ont. Do not be Qerimeded to take awe
sabatkute.
How to M.•p a heat MK
A Quotient.'.f rtgares. .'. - ..
Little Majorio and Malcolm were trying
one day to jump tea c•rta(n spot on the
carpet when Mah•olu's mother heard him
sal, "1 tea• jump ter. -fourths."
Hla mother, thinkltg to bring Ina little
arithmetic, asked, "row many fourths in
a whole, Malcolm►" And Maloolm re-
plied, "As many as u would take to M11
up the hole." -New lock Truth.
Ie D14t Rsew.
The justice hadn't married many peo-
ple before; that was shy he felt 1.110!
upon to be somewhat telema s 6. ece&
skin.
"Do you realize the full intent •9 the
obfgallons that you � aesnmingt" he
asked Of the groom
"S-s-sh v• cautioned die bride. "Coarse
he don't, jedge, er be'dlam* en ran. But
what's that to your 'Tl*t't year business
to scare him off, 1s it? Mini yon gain to
glue • poor woman nel.how at alit" -
Chicago Post.
A D1Me•lt
"It's pretty hard,"
the king of Spain. "I
resign this position. •'
" What is the dimoul
friend.
"I don't take enough t In pol-
ities. I quoted a maxim bicb stated
that it is reprebendbl. • daogerone
to live beyond one's m a, and he
threatened to have me p .eoattld for
treason." -Washington Stat
the tater b
I'll have to
thou Ind the
"Now," said the i omel♦ after h.
had puchased line, rod, bait nod oth••r
extras, 'i want a quart flax 4 Ioadc-l. •
"We don't sell liquors, 'dr.
"Yon don't Then yon tete fin take
down that sign which rend 'Every
requisite for Fishing '('rips,'
Quickcure for all Iutianlmatl; 1rr
25c., 50c. 4 111
A I're,h At
"flare you paid lay hill at dint &
Challj s yet, dear?" said Mrs. I)na.'y 1"
her hnehand.
"Yea. love." 1 .
"Good; Then 1 _ran berth to w.re
a neither." W
A °eye• Celtl•...sa.
Uncle Rob -"Whet'. the Batter, 'I1tht.
my? What makes you leek so g1410R1
mmy-"1 don't think Santa Claus
s a very sensible man I'd think lay
one with as mewl aperience wouldtft
give little boys pumps when their
mammas woelda't let em pat any wet*
in 'ege."-Keeper's Round Table.
arsimassaimminimigaisactigreamssona
MYNARD'S LINIMENT la the
only Liniment asked for at my store
and the only one we keep for tale.
All the people use it.
HARi.AN FULTON.
Pleasant Bay, C. B.
Too A
.t Mlnw,•r
Flat Tetinp--•'Ale"ea isa•
the the over • pend boiling water, nov
°ring the plats with • pan that will jute
fit over the edge or the plate The food
will keep hot and there will be enough
steam from the boiling wailer in the
lower pan b keep the plate moist and
prevent It o nt1.Y bsooslag drier
Plante V.ed 1a (ga..rete.
I5 1s said that 9,000 epodes of plants are
gathered and used for commercial pur-
poses in Europe. Of those 240 nave a per
fume that Is pleasing and enter largely
lob the manufacture of wont. and soaps.
There never was, :ani never w111 be, A
nniverssl panacea, in one reeeely, for (a
ills to which flesh is heir --the very nature
of many curative. awing s.eh that were
the germs of other and dif.•rently seated
diseases rooted In the system of the
patient -what would relieve one ill In
turn would aggravate the other. We
have, however, la Quinine Wine. ', r er'
obtainable in ■ mound unadulterate
state, a remedy for many and envious i 1 -
By ate gradual and judicious nae, r h.
frailest systems are led into convalesce•,n,
end strength, by the influence which l,u
nine exerte on Nature's own resbrrstie, s
it relieves the drooping spirits of rh.,_,
with whom a chronic state of morbid .!e-
pondency and lack of Interest In life Is e
disease, and, by tranquil tato* the -fiver•
disposes to sound and refreshing sleep,`
Impart. •Igor to the action of the blo.l
which, being stimulated, coarses throm.I,
out 11., veins, strengthening the health)
animal functions of the system, cher hg
making activity • necessary rear It,
strengthening the frame, and giving life
to the digestive organs, which natured, -
demand increased etthetatrce--result, un-
proved appetite, Northrop & Lyman •
Toronto, lave giren to the public th .
superior Quinine Rine at the usual re'.
and, gauged by the npinton of soleotb.�,
this wine approaches nearrat perfection o:
any In the market. All druggists sell It
ve hr Not e
wish Professor Langley would
burry and get his flying machine isv
teeter! r'
••Whir'
"1 want to visit some of my en,,,4,•5
In the air."
llnrd's Liniment Is the best.
An t,r.....ele.
The Don --I know hew to manage my
wife.
'lite Father -Yon do? They wily don't
yen manage heel'
The 800--Fhe °uteri' let me.
lel 1'11)411 a 4 411.1, 1N ONE 0A Y.
Take LA Intl,, Rro,, , Qu- Inn T'bb•N. A11
Druggi,ta r.!,, ,d th, rnn.•. i i It fn. a t., ono •:Nr
"Pop. what's the hest kind of paper
tern kite?
"Er flv paper,' my
Alam.d at (h. neat.►.
Firmer 11th+-"TDen vegg.11ttable wall
have to be sorted t•Tts' kerrfar, en they
*A fettle' mighty pertletler down b t
�•lirs. Oatbtn-"What sow, TTes.khbi"
Farmer Ostbls-"1've jlst hen reedln'
hat some pear feller's baa arrested ter
soils' goes geode. it do beet en how
tees ledsletia' sista' the t*rmasa"
Des of Opinion regarding the
luaraal and external remedy.
Rel'larle Oa -do get, s ter
0. a=lai Th* Mnla.oay p0.1-
cotlenrrent that t . to
physical pate, elm
ii.k
pa .s •ad rheumatic sespk 1.00, sol
ft he so neuss*tlag or other umplaseaat
de. whoa taken Internally.
immwegmew
D7•DePeie or heligevtioe 1• us ssiea.d
by the want of acti in the bllfary duets,
lues of vitality 1u the .sumach tosecntthe
gastric Juices, without which digestion
cannot go on ; also, being 1.40 principal
cameo( Headache. Parmelee'• Vegetable
P111e taken before going to bed. for a while,
never fail to gyve relief enol effect a cure.
Mr. F. W. Ashdown. Ashdown, Ont.,
writes: Parnlelee's Pill, are taking the
lead against ten other stakes which 1 here
In stack."
Quickcure for Pim ides; 15c.:'bc., 50c.
Another Iticyel• Glove.
There Is another bicycle glove h
town.. it 1s two -toned in its coloring
and is made of silk, with a kid palm.
Such odd voice r"mG.atdons are tern
as gray glove* with tern Nitta palms i
and dark blue silk gloves with the kid
part In green. Hct there are many of
thew t wo-toaed °love, in better taste,
Mr T. J. Hurtles, Columbus, Obloi
write, : "I here been Afflicted for some
time with Kidner nod Liver Complaint,
and And Parmelee', Pill. the hest medi-
cine for these dl,esvr. These PI11■ do
nor cause pain or griping, and ehoald be
used when a cathartic Is rrgnired. They
.re Gelatin* Coated, and 1011.6 le the
ram of Lteo Tnhreserve their purity.
end give them a plenaant agreeable taste.
E NEW IN�ED�Iff
WHY IT HAS MADS
Ryckman's
Kootenay Curs
THE WONDER OF,
THE ADE.
We
justly claim to have produced �
est Rheumatism. Stood end ' adlelee
in the world 4 r* gnu et alt. Ins R
and Ian jintilLesio Cierptaaa, 5
=1116
Est tllkkook .f a.t.mi� g��gs
gmbolb ps essarrtostbyttiss, The -New
oaadical
fildrt.111at fb pin(1a1 j..g,• r Ig t
r W.nt
sotesay Cure Akko s
treatment, to weaera s
dsrfu1p,
ills are due the marvellous wies whi.h ire
Welt elected. Kormwar is soot a eve*
tart the result of scientific 1* oe&
and yeah dandy.
is no medicine semilarty
MEAN then coo be ma sobatisieso,
or aro Memo Wit acres
a04 or +t molt icer
deerr,d tteserie st Versa
insist rlrt.
When used properly it cures ovary a% fbr k
rooming the NNsw Tttoa$fntwr. You win
know its value if you give it a trial.
P410511141 per bottle, or 1 bottles for 1(.01
from year driven to direct Fra*
The L 1. RYCLMAN WEDICINii Qp,,
(Lnereub.)
Reittivbw, ONt►
Chart Len mann lies s • ins&
PAIL dILLelma lemssln the
T. bw Dieu with Car..
"Tee," geld the man whose narratl
are almost invariably interesting. -1
had some curious exIierfeneee m dist
mining country. One day I met OW
childre* with the dirtiest tacos I ever
saw. - -.--
"Poor things!"
"That's what 1 thought I aid b
them: 'Children, why don't you war
your taewar._end ..yto .cif WQNtli 8.
4W.04*s°'t We`ve heves playio' ,d
WDs beat claim. and he's liable to lees
steamy if anybody touches s but the
llnard's Liniment Carel LIGrIPJ1,
"It's remarkable to wee how much
denoted milk is being treed newe- lays,'
mbrked the summer 1. co ries r.
"Yes." replied the 'Weir,. dairyman
as he reached for the pump b , nd1+ 'an
bow much expanded milk, tow".
Quickcure for Rheumatism-I5o.
25c., 50c.
All fink". There
"Pre glad to know." remarked Mir
Cayenne, "that Sir rind Mrs. Jlnk:n
are taring far more happily than 'hey
were formerly,"
"indeed?'
"Ye.. I am informed that they har..'t
spoken to each other foe Weeks" -
Washington Star.
llnard's Liniment the best Heir Restorer.
• Nat .IAurhed.
"You seem to have to mend y0nr gar
meats ■ gond deal, lir., Rugby.'
"Yes. our •ilikerwotm•a Is two Wee
larger than i am."
A Handsome Bold Ring est WIDE
Genuine Gannets aged Pearls
FREE
You lay nothing. .1.-
rJ7 sed your Name and
Address plainly wrltt,n.
and we w111 send van Is
pecker" II S000 0'
lewnted
elotn, a new discovery wnleh far surpasses any
ether perlumefee for the luting qualities of les
sweet and fragrant odor, to sell for ns '11
von
coo) Meng friends at ker. per parkwSn
et
Whsold resit is the money, and w,
send you free for your trouble lb, above di.
scribed ring, which la ,tamed and warrant-
ed Gold, .N with genuine Garnets and Perk
-tend address at once, mention thb taper and
111.71t 7111*? N
*? TOO w1T 44(5■ (
BNCO' andregrilrtd
returnable Hand -
will Bend 1t. No money
We take 111 rbk. Ouods
some premiums In proportion to amount gold.
Marie *gooey. ed *•Gaal SIE, Toronto.
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR
-BOECKH'S
BRUSHES and BROOMS.
For gale by all Leading Houses.
0.04104141 at0•, a COMI'AMT. Manefae
Vapor., TORONTO, ON r,
TM1 QUEEN CITY 011 CO.,
(Li,. 11.1 )
Seism Rooms, President,
T0 --ONTO.
Ask your dealer far Shia 011.
It's Cheaper and Better
than Water Whits Americas
(II.
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T. N. 11, 172
a ra x rt V • �e.•g sae «werllta 0a 11• �• m
aged T►s Nattkye <sl•er Col I.p 4. s °eras. Ds
Tyesea went 1 k.ow wkr des m Mae•( Tks web 5
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MC. A. r1s°rlt, OWNS gesat. Oss
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MASS
Home
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Excursions
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