The Signal, 1898-9-8, Page 2e
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The Signal
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fink THURSDAY MORNING
ellY D. M.OILLII'VDDY.
Terme of YutecNp41w
pee mouth, In advauce
Three mouths,
Ike 11101i Liu
Oar year
II lb
t.,.• le
Ad moralising Ratest
Leaa1 ad other sual a.tvertlsesebtl, 104
'CrHne ear 0,st Ican•erlhnl.-,Rd t eels' per We
br each subsequent IuserUuu. Measured by a
u,. roil scale.
Business cards of Mx liana sad ender. le per
yam.
Advertisements of Lost. Fouad, Strayed. 811.
astiuns Vacant. Situations {\'anted. and Rosi-
ness Chances Waded. uut eiretdlug $ buss
nonpareil. tl pee m,mth.
Houses on this and Farm on lisle, not to ex.
seed s linea. Il for ant month, too. per tutor
neent month. Larger Mots In proportion.
Asy special soar, the obleel of which N to
promote the pecuniary beeeet of any Individual
er company, to be considered so advertisement
sad charged seowdingly.
Local notices in noulgrell type we cent per
word. Ro soba, ler than see.
Local per 1 ordinary reading type two
Ekesn elm r u.Atlsa for lar tem and
Roaces for c a other religious and
b evdeat Institutions, half rate.
Suteeflbers who fall to retires Tea Murat
regularly by man. -writ confer a favor by ac-
quainting as of the fact at u early a dale es
W hen a change of address is detiesd, both the
W •gel tis new address sb,utd i.glv.a.
Publisher's Nelle..
Vete
C. Le Tomei, of Goderlch, has hese
lips te OO.d.rteLocal b. OOolborrse. £s iMld ng Agent for the
k
Loral p1>•tmester• over the district are also
empewe ed te minium mteefipale* M To
~U ammraleatlo•s mum be addressed
D. Mu(i1LLICUDDY, -
Tsa Moe he,
Telephone Call M. • Ooderkh. Out.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 8. HEE.
ORANj1TRCNK RAILWAY.
As•IYL
lfllled 11eamm_
elsed ltxpresllf 1
Mixed 2 1.W p.m.
Mall and Isere"' 10.10 pen
TItATEUS GCl_DE.
$&I tad Express
I4d1 and,Express
Mixed
0SrAIT.
1.11 a s*.
LEO pea
SI p.m
DENTISTRY.
burst eceees•r.
Room*Ste the Poet Olde.
Oold Felting, Crowwas and Bridge Work •
S pecialty.
ill Years litepeteaes
M. MABEE, D.D.&, L.D.&-DERTAL
ooe Surgeon -Latest sed approved mmeetehoodsss
for all dental operadsae. Preservation of the
satoral teeth a specialty Oahe: Cor. West at.
sad Square (up stain,. Entrance on West st
J• M. TURNBULL. D.D.B., LD.& -DENTAL
Servos- (Lately associated with Dr
Dixon. of Montreal). Gold and porcelain. are -
g eld teeth mounted on gold or aluminum hare,
special atte1ton elven to the preservation of the
n atural teeth. Oire in McLean% new block.
16 sot
NEDICAL.
Doi HIINTE*r HTSICIAIC SUIT N.
ec. Office :Bruce street, the ,reldenee
lately *erupted b Dr. McLean. Night calls
from realdeoca. by
oue M" y
LDf0Ai. AND CONVEYANCING.
kg O. CAMERON -BARRISTER, 6OLICI-
• • ter, Cenveysaee, ate Once: On Ham
Mem st t,5 doors east of Colborne Be..' dry
gs 1
Eter, Notary 1'ul,br. ('r.,adlan Bank of
Commerce Chambers. the Square, Ooderlch.
new -1y
L'CAMPION, Q.C.-HoRRISTF.R, ROLid
▪ • ter, Notary, e. Once over Mrdf•■I Hall.
Square, Coderieb.
MeO. JOHNSTON-BARRII4TEB, agnate
tor, Cummiefoner, le. Mono ,,to Javaa.
Paces: Cor. Hamilton and M.stre•ta,
Goderldh, 0.1. IM
R•
C HAYS -BARRISTER, 'OLICVTOR,
• le. Osco'. North se, next Wr ea.
mace. Private Funds to lend at lower rates el
intermit. gin
t1(y
ARROW a PRoUUFOr, BARRISTER",
Attorneys, Solicitors, kr., Oodericb. J. T
°arrow Q.C., W. Proudfoot.
CAtteen,SoltelttonLn Chas wry, tee., Boo �0
M. C Cameron, Q. C., P. Holt, Dudley Holme.
JU. G. eoWARD. CONVEYANCER, Ike., AND
mmiuLoner for taking and recrelug
reeoenstanree of 1ta11. aflllaeIte or affirmations.
dderpntlenitgbgj oorotsoollemn drelaratl"ns In ter tame
High Conrrt of Justice. the Courtuit ur 4 A t Appeal
the
for
Ontario. or In •ray County or Division Court.
All transactboes rarefnlly and promptly el.
toted. Resident% and P. O. address--Dunttau-
n u•, Oat. trefoil
LOAN, AAD lIs$V*AAC;
MONEY TO WAN-IIM,SOSM ?R1Va•TE
• Fends to lend at 04 per sent •n•.s g
M.9. Cameron, Horton'* Sleekappalls Oe7-
borne hotel, (dtrteb. 42011
MONEY TO LOAN -FIVE PER CENT
Mor* to Loan. .wale fonds; Alan first
as
etfarms to reel or all. Homes asd lots to
✓ ent or for sale. E. N LEWIS. Batrrister, God-
erN0.
C"EAGER, CONVEYANCING AND IN.
• surance once. opl.,eite Martin's hotel,
Goderice.
,MONEY TO LEND ee MORTGAGE AT
pecent. Notes d!erouuted. C. NEA•
GER. Ogles:: Opposite Martin's Hotel, Gods-
✓ ich.
odsrich.
Ii J.T. NA/MIL-FINE. L1FE AND AOCI
• dent 24141. A rut: at lowest rates.
Oats: Celt. and NOSY..Ooderleh. it
MO!4ET TO LERD-A LARGE, AMOUNT
of Pel♦ ls Tends tar Investment at lowest
Defeo L t elves Mortgages. Apps j to 001IMir -
R. ReaaI Es to sad FNF.R AL Mo Money Loaning gen
Only aret-slaes mingle:, lee represented. Money
M roll lie• 4. at the lowest rat. of
yae(01alg insayAWn tBogsa.alrt.t, isWbsotroer,=le. d
*SW SACBINR WOOL
W MAC -RIME RWttei-ALL KINOR Or
(Repair ll'ork flow at Reasonable Prices.
Imntemente Ott este. �� qM&hire .grea
n •'FIr'A': i a 5 10-.1,, oLta wetter -
rooter
iagget
raver'term r pod Trafalgar street
AIOCTIONERa1RO.
rfviOMAR SUNDRY. AUCTIONEER AND
t i Ineureare Agent, Ooderl-h, Ont. Arent
yondon and Ianeaehire Fire Ie.. On , the 0,r.
Dlatl•let Detest Imt. Co. Salm araeded ass In
any pet M tis eonnty. pre iy
J0)101 KNOT[ °ENERAL A1y(.T10NRRR
and Land Volumene, Otd.riele, Ont. Hav-
ing had considerable esperluustw the •uet1.0-
e.ring trade, he le In • parttime to dl.rharys
with Woroagh satisfaction all eoremliMena en-
truted to him. Orders left at Baton's hotel,
Midi er seat by mall e adder., o. e!arrth O.,
oarefnlly attended to JOHN a 08. t1'onntl
A nenseas, 1107.01
TOIISOSiAL ARTIST.
MONTREAL'S CUSTOMS
Remarkable Results of the Brit-
ish Preference.
GOVERNOR OF NEWF9UNDLAND.
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Tim stadeau at 'Toronto sad e'ilt;•
Normal Scheel. for the Yeas -A
Nemlltoa Man stabbed --alma,.$
Meatresl Cricket Tuts Mt
Newt t►. Ksgll.► Klemm
- Met it utber.
et• Supreme Lodge, KulgLtaa of Py1h.
las, Lei cut official salaries 25 per Dent.
Toronto single 41 :era w111 appropriately
comw.Worate the birthday et Henry
George 00 night.
Then will be 198 students et 10• To•
room Normal School this year, while Se
will attend at Onowit
Chinese "actors ' Cur Me Omaha Fair
are now refused entry et San Francisco.
Then were too many of thein.
It Is now estlw•Isd at Montreal that
Sir Adolphe Chapleau's estate w110 be
between 8820,000 and 8400,000.
McUHl and Montreal Cricket clubs
have chosen a very strong teem of 16 to
meet the visiting Kugllsh eleven.
Thirty -Ave thousand ohlldren owned
the Torun to Ind eights I Fair yesterday.
To -day le Pioneers and Historical day.
Henry Zimmerman; the wed kgown
proprietor of the Zimmerman House,
Waterloo, for the pant sixteen lean, Is
dead.
Aid. James Oowanlook of Toronto hs§
been Une•atd for the second date this
year. He has not Molting property
qualitloations.
With the tbernionieter at 98 1n the
shade Toronto was the hottest Canadian
torr• again yesterday. Pavy Sound and
Ottawa both reached 8&
Because a wholeawle house want' Its
letters dellvezed on Labor Day the To-
ronto Post Office will co* observe this
Dominion holiday. this tear.
Lieut. -CDL 11. E. aloCallum, H.E.,
Governor of Lagos, will succeed
Sb Herbert Murtny es -Governor of New-
foundland :n Outu0er vox t.
William Jackson and Mies Ethel Simp•
son, visitors from Pennsylvania, were
cepefred out of a anon to Toronto hilly
slut bad a narrow escape from drow:ram--
_..1lev. t». :j *5.o feel0tft iFeilds
d the pastorate of the Oak Street Presby.
*Mian Church, Toronto, has gone to study
at the Unlvenity of Lelp.ig, Germany.
JU. FRITeELY, 10115020101. ARTIST Ned
Cold Mobs tow premises. Reaeteamleg,
skma n and every tidier rgatremeat eare�
fwd7sr.n te,areora.het k, salt new
daredrTwrtaYfeewMenk, wait Mor 4
RrMi Br beast.
MAlata1Ae111 LICENSES.
w•t Liss, PMA u
iese�a► MIA
sooty
The duty collected at the port of To-
ronto for the month of August just end -
el was 9401,180.66, as against, Seale -
101.71 for the corresponding month er
1097.
At the Toronto Fair yeeterday Lottie
Ger broke her ankle by falling from the
fence during the bombardment, and
Richard Lumsden broke his knee ape la
e ,peeing from bis wagon. , j At Osgood@ Hall, Toronto, ratepayers
1 Port Dalhousie obtained an order from
Chief Justice Meredith. quashing the by-
law by which the town grantod • bonus
to the Toronto Rubber Company.
Mr. Henniker Heaton places the total
loss to Britain by reason of Imperial
penny postage at £40.724, and to the col-
onies at £50,008. But there will he an
Increase of one-half in the oorresponddnoe
The time •
month of customs preference
to Width goods shows remarkable results
68 1.84tssat, seswit Meteleaseipee for note
gust were 8709.879 84 as compared with
11680,958.80 In August. 1897, an Morena"
of 8188,721.58.
The annual meeting of the Dominion
Millers' Assoctatinn was halt mt the
Board of Trade, 'Toronto, yesterday. Tbe
asnelatlon will st:emp1 to (Intim some
s.beme of uniformity in the laws of con-
tract as between the several province..
David Donohue of Hamilton was
stabbed four times in the shoulder by $
man wbo escaped after oommltting the
deed last night. it was an unprovoked
attack, but fortunately Donohue Is not
seriously hurt unle.s blood pelsoning sets
In.
The Chinese Government troops, le to
reported, have been defeated in two
pitched battles daring the last ten days
by the Kwang-SI rebels, losing 9,000
inen. The rebels are said to lumber 00,-
000, and the provincial formes aro power
lees against thein.
The Methodist Church Court of Appeal
e et In Toronto ail yesterday afternoon.
Among other deri.lone given wan one
agslnat the appeal of Rev. Mr. Anti of
Cobourg, and he mann now no more preach
it. • Canadian Methodist pulpit. The
matter will ilkely find Its way to the
common courts.
An hour late and running at high
speed, the New York bound train on the
New York, Ontario & Western was
wrecked near Fulton, N.Y., ane the en
gtnoer and fireman killed and many
oweeengen Injured. The wreck was conned
malfrlou.ly, as the ewltch lock Wall bro-
ken and thrown away.
THIS YEAR'S ItleLKT WINNING$.
Lieut. -Col. Choke, the Commander of the
Team, Makna Corrections.
Montreal, Sept. 2.-L11int.-Col. Cooke,
who commanded the Bosley team, re-
turned to Montreal yesterday, and rete.
that Canadians generally have been labor-
ing ander the erroneone belief that the
Canadian ahooting was not equal to that
of forme: years. An s matter of fact,
Col. Cooke der -lama that It was time*
than ever before. He say. they won 11.2:1
In the open mntchee In aurae of last year.
Thi. 1s the only year In which we had
nye men In the Inst .mage of the Queen's,
and when It le remembered that I,800
:nen Angered for the 01.at stage and wbou
they we redn^ed to 110 •t the last stage
and five of them were Canadians, the
e ioellenoe of the Canadians' shooting coo
be resifted.
I.tsmt Gllohrlet made 49 out of 50 In
the 700 yards, whfnh is the bighted snare
,soar made in 1Chgland.or *nimbus* -.las
Limas Hese made a4 at 800 yards stand-
ing, wb(d has as* beep method trace
helms on Bigley Common, which ices ex
feted ming 189.4-01. The ('olonel rye..
that Sergi BroadhurIt'ot toe Royal tiCote
was eoudtlerel to have made the beat
shooting a4 Bliley during the year.
The Prince of Wales has temeentd M
lbeoome Honorary Colonel of the Prince
of N'nl.s Fusillor Regiment, which Col.
Cooke commends, and his ltoy.il High
Ilam will be gasetted at •n early day.
Pointed Paragraphs.
Snake tksnners ought to make ea-
calleut barteuders.
A thing vt comfort is ',below • Joy
to the woDO•o of (ambito*.
Soler men are a orth more Chau others
and some are worth lees.
Reformers should devote more of
their tint, to refur Wen' *forma.
Unless a man possesses self-t'atrol
be r little better than a slave.
There are times when the abeeace o[
ctaaltitteas shows the abeeuce of settee_
Summer girie think there should he
'tough ravel eugaktweuta W go reuu&
It always hurts a girl when one of
her old beaux marries Ler her girl
ft heal.
A tarn is firm when he acts according
to your wishes aid obetiwte when As
at* otherwise.
It's • wise woman that can make her
heatwnd believe he is boss when she is
the power behind the throne.
The great trouble with the majority at
teen wtto bet oti sure things is that
Obey always bet the wrong way.
When a girl tells a young man that
she dreamed of him the night before
he should begin W save up money for
the (11M-ture,
When a married span hu to use •
nail to connect his trousers with 015
e ueeco4 ws it'. a sure sign that he drew
• Wane in t0. matrimonial lottery.
Yaeta for rarm•r.
Don't forget to cut the weedi along
the roadside before they (nature their
seed.
Planting beans -the navy -In carat.),
says a aubeclSil --$if i a double es» -
on timetsad. -
HOW TO BOWL. w
M Mrlm ee Ilellvey nestata•d and
Itimerai.d.
Ben klsedonald mays that bowling re-
quired three thing.- ready nerve, good
judgment of Madame and accurate de11v
ery. The that two aro plunked quall6oa-
dons puearrrud to a greater or leas degree
by all V.t's1. in fairly good health. but
upon the third linger the hope. and Ours
of bowlers. Perfect delivery of the ball 1n
order that yoalllblo spares can iie made is
tr0e one bright goal which all bowlers era
striving to ya1[aln. In former years when
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CENTRE
,)TYLE
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4VRVe.
The wet sad-etltervetsser•-ia-
nlany localities' MIN you to
value drainage.
14 is the tintti ng..=saa aihea man and
bet et should be Shielded from the hot
son as much as possible.
Clover should he cat, au experienced
grower says, before hardly any of the
heads begin to turn brows.
• It is claimed that lime fully slacked_
sprinkled on cabbage while the dew is
en will 0111 cabbage worms.
11 a tree la dying or vines failing a*YSr
rest until you find the cause. The
tnuble will often be found 1a the toots.
Hold your grain as long as you can.
-4.et-the man who mut sett -do so -and
1 *et et w tette- with btm `ice pee can tied,
it
We bought seed Dorn Mia spring, and
although planted, and replanted, only
a quarter or 4 grew, a fact that ought
to teach the Value oe testing seeds. -
Western Pkowman.
War We Wept.
Tb' hn7 was crying bitterly
What's wrong, my sour" the kind
hearted man asked
"1 ddldnY m mow the lawn wean pa
told me tel."
"A h, a.d • 0s pnnl•hd you thea, did
bet"
•'N no. not jest than; he *id he wnnld
-wrnildn't ha.. no Insurgents around
deep* place."
And are yen weeping 0.0100.. be rolled
yea an Insurgent)"
'T4 nn; 1 told him they w wrntM always
It he lmoments when they w wee Sp Stone
Melo STOMA Sevin to rote them That's
when le hadeappesed."-Ch►.Maed tester:
r
COULD NOT DRESS ALONE. -
N Nova Seotlan Parm•r Tell* of Rb Is -
tow Suffering !From Hk•umnttsm and
How H. round Relief.
From the Bridgewater, N.8., Enterprise.
Such wafering as rheumatism cau,es
the victim upon whom it fastens itself
la almost unendurable. Only those who
writhe under its pangs can imagine res
joy of oue who has been freed from Ste
terrors. Mr. .1. W. I•-olkenham, of New
Kim, N.S., is one of those- who have
been retes•ed from pain, and who be-
lieves it bit duty to let others know
bow p cure can be (oayd. Mr. Folk's -
ham u a farmer, and like all who fol-
iar this arduous but honorable callimt is
sohject:lnero0 to exposure. It was this
11- 'EMT DTOnalir--dif--1fM'-Ttiirtr'Lid
and caused him so much suffering be-
fore he was rid of it. He says: "In the
spring of 1897 I contracted rhenottig.A
'Throughout the whole summer I suffer-
ed from It. and about the first of Octo-
ber tt became so bad that I could net
est out of the house. Th. pains were
located is my hip and back, and what I
sCRered can hardly be expressed. I be-
came so helpless I could not dress my-
self without aid. Eventually the trou-
ble spread to my hands and arms, and
Mt doses these would Pre all feeling and
become useless. In November I beg m
t hing I)r. Williams' Pink Pills, arid
after taking four boxes began to im.
prove. After using six boxes the pains
and serener had all gone and 1 wet
able to do a hard day's work. I intend
ruling • few more boxes as a pre-
cautionary measure, and I would earn-
e stly advise those suffering from this
painful trouble to _gid_ -Dr. Willis0ne'
Piak Pills a fair trial and be made well.
1)r. Williams' Pink Pills cure by go-
ing to the root of the disease. They
renew and build up the blood, and
strengthen t0♦ wove., thus driving dis
ease from the sAteno. Avoid imitations
by insisting that every box you pur-
chase is enelo•ed in a wrapper bearing
the full trade mark, Dr. Williams' Ptak
Pills for Pale People.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion is occasioned
by the want of action, in the biliary ducts.
loss of vitality in the-tom,,•h toaecretthe
gastric juices, without which digestion
ceu:et go ou ; also, being t-* principal
COUP* of Headache. Par , rlee's Vegetable
1'Ulp taken before going to led,fora while,
never (e11 to give relief arced effect a cure.
Mr. F. W. Ashdown, Ashdown, Lint.,
writes: Parnmelee's Pills are Coking the
lead against ten other makes which 1 have
In stock."
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Chrl•tlan Cnitare.
And so we come to the answer 10 the
question of whether 11 is worth while 05
Strive after eultnre, and we noneclentloue-
',1y answer, yes; believing that Instead of
i lsdlug us away from the straight and
I narrow path, the very Perm* of its bigh-
esttthings will draw us nearer end Agee
l firmly Into the singlenses of outpost 104
Ideal 10 life portrayed la tis New ;glop
sass.
A Poi.' metered.
The facetious boarder had the trap
all laid for a killing Joke. "it's s wow
der," be sold, "dist 1oe didn't serve up
t)ie hen fe•e1er§ sad '11." Tae acid
kald the aTa�Ta�; wrRi
emphasis "I'll a9pes'isr in MME -Si
all." And the joke was rained.
plel.wen haao0od and the IuBala balls
were small balloons, it was Dob difficult
to make strikes, but with the radical
changes Introduced !Athos* of the plus
and the establishment of fixed rules foe
everything pertaining to the sport, the
style changed and the game became morn
scientific. As it grew more difficult tht
players naturally studied harder to pro
duce the best results.
Players should never attempt to use s
ball which he too heavy. /Select one seta
can be wally controlled and which dura
not lire the wrist Never take the bull
with tbe tips of the fingers and hurl It
half way down the alley in the blind hope
that ft will take a straight course sue
makes retire,. Itwttf maty proven fidtmr
BaHe•t0anwn JR that meaner "effete Om'
parable injury to good alleys. Player,
should also deliver the ball at the fou
line, and not 10 or 15 feet beyond. Thee
are frequently, almost invariably, in fact.
arrtd over the line in this way by refuse:
of their own momentum, and a foul Cul
lows.
1n delivering the ball stoop down anti;
*the ball is Dot more than six inches from
the surfaoe of the alley when it leaven the
hand. It is almost lmpoeetble to "loft"
the ball if this point 1a observed, and the
player rapidly improves the strength of h1s
game atter he acquires the habit of stoup -
fns.
Never turn the wrist as the ball is de-
livered, as this Is sure to change Its dim
Mon. The player In such cases attributes
hie failure to make $ strike to detect in
the alloy when, unknown to himself, be
alone Is responsible. The beginner should
never attempt a curve or side a hall. M-
inuet be satlssed to bowl straight down
the center until he has acquired ouch nMas
eery ver h1■ delivery that he 1s able to
pencil the style adopted by experts. He
will th have to find the one he 01kee
beet and t accordingly.
1'b+ syr ,lett nr e • aro 9150(1dt177
limited to two -the side boll and the ten-
ter hall. The latter tern 1., however, idl
though In general use, really a misnomer,
es a true center ball could not, It the pins
were properly .potted, produce • strike.
OUR ATHLETES ABROAD.
Aseerleu Repre••atetivee Captors the
Cream of European L.a»1e.
American .thletes are wfnning the heat
laurels of Europe In their respective field,,
of sport. Orton, the premier of Amerl:ar.
distance runners, showed a clean pair of
heels to the speediest In Greet Britain.
Hobart and Paret, the tennis experts,
mads an exceitent showing considering
their disadvantages on the English courts.
while Howell, the oarsmen, triumphed
over all competitors In England's clime
sculling event, winning the diamond chin
Ignge moult&
The American colon were agalp in the
instil In the English amateur champion
ships at S_tamfeiid Bridge. Georg.W. Or
ton of the New York Athletic club gait
his English competitors an object lemon
In the two mile steeplechase, clearing ev
cry hurdle with mechanical precision and
winning ,baldly in 11 minutes 48 1-6 ter
onds.
J. Permly Pare' succeeded In winning
the singles In the Irish championship ten
nig tournament, and Clarence Hobart, ie
Superior play, advanced to the eemfflnal.
In the all England championship tenni-
tournament trinities. He, with Nisbet
reached the finale In the doubles.
The Amertrans were greatly handicap
pod by the new onndttlon. abroad, Thr
balls In the English courts are much hetet
than those In this country, and the turf 1.
much herder.
MINI Reade Moore, one of Amerlcree
best lady tennis expert., hex a1i000m(rte,i
abroad with more or less .Ileostss. She wear
considerably handicapped owing to a tat l•.
of knowledge of English tennis coerce.
and her 'bowing was not up to her usual
mark of oxoelleoos.
Tenni. liervl.g.
"At all the largo tour'natnent• thus far,'
Saye Lawn Tennis. "1t hie been $ matt[.,
of much ir,temxt to see how far the nil,
rule 1p regard to perving would affect Chet
form of the verinnp players. The 1004- t
complaint ofrtaln-t the role thus far fin•
been that it materially tnereaaed Cho Inletr•
and responsibilities of the umpire. but 0
one hes queetlened the efreettvener elf the
rule In keeping the server from obtalnin:
an undue advantage to running t, Ur
net. Some laxity has been observed It
enforcing the rule; but, on the whole, the
eommittees and referee, hate been con
eredwMew is seeing thee fhallaw was ear
.lar s1>51t en/.! . r._. _ _ _. -
�IAlfd'l LIclment Cares One, std.
Naw Care for Ls 0J.w.
Dr. Roux. er the Pasteur in§tttutuo
ammeters the di.r every of as efficient
envy for lockjaw. The antitetanlo .er-
me used is Germany wood sot work
till Per. Roux bit no Cho plan of In.
jeeting It Into the brain nester the memo
brume. His plan has hers tried with
000)9le to sucrose err a man.
Quickcure beats Sores.
tuts. Bruises, Burns. etc.
Oe,vor•d.
"Do yea mean M tell me," skid the
peesseby m•pfofnuely, teal you wage
woo:clad dnreg the wart"
DM'. what i Intended M exprem," rel
pled Meandering Mike unwell,
Whoa, wheel and hewer'
"Wal, only In a general way. Every
M*§ 1 *'ought of Iellatln 11 lair{ -. MM.
It's "-weaht.gto. Hier. •
I
Lem, Waybills LIMA TSlp. _
The longest trip eve made in a naphtha
launch hoe Jost been eompleted, •Imon•
without aenldent, In ber 8,000 mfle,tter
round the gulf of Mextoo and up the M1:
ieslppl to for great lakes the W.0101',
only breakage wee In her last cane] befotr
arriving hark at New York, and then .b
damaged her propeller. The proposer
mimeo, outside, from the gulf of 8t. Lew
mons (1, New York, wed not taken.
The tottered 1lwaaee.
Ther. le • hewer who M 77
Entomb to take hhe se
And .Cody eater* er t0 Mehl
And think of wird Moe.
Re hear. the thane 01 twin
Aa they meth other ►t,
0.d that .h.e • tree dekk
It make. a boom toe Olt.
♦ yoke of ores M *111 on
With m.wy haws seed get,
A01 their mletekes he vei11 argq
When plowing tar h1. pp.
Re MO. tore. eve math he
And therefor. Ift•la e.,
•ltd when he Ones hip will by ,pots
R. deo 1011. hu hem
HENRI FOURNIER.
1188 of Chs A.8448ob/11o1a W►. Travels
at the gem of Aa MIles
.0 Roar.
1.1•. the queetlo0 of reduolng to three
days the Slue It takes to moss the At-
lantic, the lactose. of the bicycle's rimed
W n palm when the rider can travel as
speedily and as safely as 00 a railroad
troth le one of ►h. tbings that seen
bound W h attained. It lo as surely e
mowing achievement that swells us la
t he future as la the perfecting of tbe
machinery of the uoeau greyhound so
that the present speed of the marine Q7 -
ere me be doubled.
In the days when bicycles run et •
speed of forty Ave wiles an hour a atlas
track will be abeolutly neosuary, so that
with locomotive engine paw w111 have to
comm a special track fur Cho wbeolmen, •
desirable Improvement that will be wet
cowed by all lovers of the wheel. The
attainment of the stood named for the
bicycle teems to be In the hands of Henri
Fournierwise has become known as the
king of automobiliaO. In Paris, Prawn
What Fournier does not know about the
petroleum tricycle may as well be omitted
from the wheeluun's education.
At mensal Fournier, who uses the
petroleum thieve* of t0e Doln-Bouton
kind, with a one and s half bores power
machin, averages tarty kilometers u
hour. The martens he uses is oompera-
livel7 :lgbt, easy of manfpulatlon and
powerful. It 1■ fitted with • motor of
from one to three horse power, Its hill
climbing and speed capabilities befag
gauged thereby. Tho big and heavysuto•
mobile earrlages have trouble in mount
Mg hills, bet the lowly and Dutch barn
style of tricycle goes puffing right up to
the top, and tta rider is to nowise affect-
ed with fatigue 1n the task of making
the argot.
Fournier I to deadly earnest In his
determination to .51.fa • speed of tosy-
n ye miles an hour. He has made' series
of tests with his automobile that show
that, given • .ralght, smootb track and
the maoblas workl:,g •t forced draught,
the 'epee's train will And the petroleum
teieyels • dsngsreo• rival in Hes matter
of sped. To sae Fournier on one of these
test tripe is a sight never to be forgotten.
He thee along with bulglug oyes Axed os
the ground over which he is flying, hair
streaming in the wind and the puffing
motor working at such • sped as to
make Doe tremble to tnint of t0e fate of
the rider should on untolterd accident
cause a spill. Fournier seems to know no
tsar when going like the wind oo tomes
reeky trips. B7 constant practlee he 0as
become an expert In the manipulation of
the petreleuf tr1c cls. raid x111 tern p
curve whileie.0yrtlls -dins wad of
BgsRI steuse EL
forty -Ave miles an hour with anMasens,
liminess of a boy.
Hie performanns suggests
danger that would accompany Mph Seta
en feta on a reed where Meell.r
are dashing along. Fournier alone on e
Nod, smooth road, with no one to MU
but himself and no martens to smash but
his own, is • sight suroclently thrilling.
Multiply the sight by ten, and Imagine
that number of Fournier. mounted es
flying automobile tricycle*, and the .pes-
tater cannot help :Milking that ChM
would make a novel and sun method ass
committal 1g suicide.
tl
+reeeeeeter
PACE WIRE PEMOIMO Is THE CHEAPEST
you can buy. Ask my 05.4 using It If this is nut w. Our fence has been t• tole 11 years ass
lint Is still In perfect coudtlier Don't eaperlmeut with 10s numerous imitations now V •s
markt
Rene.1 them are aqui to the Page.
W. My some illustrated adverUWag matter. Let ua hear from you.
TRK YAWS wiRt5 'Chug CO., welkereille,bat
METHOD'S OF OUSTING.
011mmertoa elopes That gems Dos Mee
tells Vas Cloths as 0.mu De.
"Man's dusting Implement 1s • feather
duster "sold Mr. Uluumerton; "wuurah's
It • dust cloth. ''here can be no doubt
which Is the better but each clings to
his own. Bub 1 think I hes sign, of •
cluing* 1 maw • boy walk ens of • stare
uptown this morning and walk •orots the
sidewalk to the curb and stand there and
shake • dust elutb, Judi as • womaa
would shake este cut of the window. I
don't know when the bol got this ac-
tion, whether he made the discovery 0lm•
self that, except under favorable condi-
Mons, with doors and windows open al
both ends gad wind blowing tbruugb,
stirring up dust with a duster only
serves to redistribute It, er whether then
1. • woman ID this More wile ludas. es
duet Mottos and- has taught the bey alts
use of Moue Maybe as the boy growa op
and becomes 000flrmd In 101e way he
w111 teach the use of the dost cloth Ie
others, and to his children, and they will
Meech It to their children, and so it may
Anally come about In this simple manner
that all men w1)1 sows to nee It, and that
10e feather duster w1U s 1'
Ma T. J. Humea, Columbus, Ohio,
write*: "1 aave beou afflicted fur coos
time with Kidney and Liver Complaint,
and dud Parmelee'' Pills the beet medi-
cine for these distorter. These P111■ do
pot cause pain or griping, and should be
used when a cathartic Ls required. They
an Gelatins rimmed,- .and ratt.t-Ya-tib.
Roar at Lleone, to premiere theft *rarity;
and give them A pleasant agreeable trete.
Cala Coe swim.
Oats ea. awls it they only ear, to
exert themselves anf i ietly. The an-
cient iigyptians used to bib with these
w the N1ts, according to the repra•er-
tations oa walls and ao forth that have
eons down to us.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
•
with LI)CAL APPLICATION", as they maw
ben reach Whet of the Ultima*. Catarrh le s
bleed or roustltutN-tal abeam and la order le
'are h 700 meat tee. interest remedla Half.
Catarrh Cure is take ludo sally , toad sets de-
ecU7 ea W blood arid nineties •Grieeea Hall's
Oat isrk Cure Y not • .peek m.dlrtae. It was
pre.elti,ed by se of 0..e best pbysld.es Is
leo. rnuatry for years. sad Y • regular pro
stripeless'. 1t N.ed of the beet le'
known, combined with ma
the beat blued lerttlers,
fellow dinette on the ammo surfares. The
perfect eemblaatics of the two Ingredients is
what prnduree s•eh w- aborted results lu curiae
catarrh. Brad for t ettm,mlfdti free.
I. J. CHENEY t CO., Props.. Toledo, O.
ltd by druggists, pries 766
Ill.dws ON V.,.t•hl• /loop.
7 seep which tis. m0e in
the crUhodox typs emp4oy la made ew-
drely of vegetable products. Hut soup
is IRO, used 1n India, being almost an
unknow& luxury with the natives.
• A BLESSING 1N DISGUISE.
TheVastZe•la•d Rabbit fa a New
Ro1..
A new phase has been given te the
rabbit scourge in New Zealand by the
emcees which bas attended tee experi-
ment of freezing the rabbim and export-
ing tbem, says the St. Louis Globe Dem•
oorat. It would appear that oat of what
leas hitherto men an apparently Irramdl-
•ble cures, an important Iodu.ry may be
developed. One exporter Is .aid to be 01
the receipt of between 15,000 end 90,000
rabbles per day, and is paying to trappers
and In wages between $4,000 and $5,000
per week. H. bee 24,000 trend out, giv-
ing .na lo'ment til •boot 600 trappers.
His 'sports of rabbits last year was
•boat 700.000, and Ch1m year be will In•
crease It to 1,600,000. The scale on which
this enterprising exporter is laying out
his plans is further peen In Cha fart that
1* works up Into boxes, In which the
frozen rabbit are shipped, about eight
truckload.. of timber • week, and he pays
over 89,000 • month for freight. It 1.
estimated that thl. season's exportation
of rabbit. will run to between 5.000,000
and 6,000,000. This, at the low prig of
6 meta per rabbit, will brine In mors
than .11800,000 to the trappers, and the
total amount revived In tee colony, as
the proosede of she rabfbt export Industry
for this season, will be. at a moderate
maculation, 5700.009.
Royal Aa'at.aeh
Amateur pbofeg.sphy 1s bumming
more and mere tn•.hlonaLle, and even
monorehs dibble 1n the art The Penne*
ed Wales takes some charming views. but
the Empress of Au.trta haa the most in•
treating oollertion, competed of over
1,000 radios of the horde of beautiful
women and girls .hs has met in bar wan•
dsriugs over Europe. Many of the types
were forbad to remote parts of the Medi-
terranean ,here., snrh as Corfu and Me
Greek Ides. In Fettles the carvers leaven
more popular than It Is in England and
*be snapshot Is the favorite. Count Prl.
moll, • descendant of 1.ndlen Bonaparte,
makes • specialty of kodak views. and
wherever he goes -to luncheon, *nab or
ien-le alway. wady t0 MI •_.prel*Y.
mesa me1`
A C•rtnn• 14.*..rprnnf.
�D leteneting form of waterproof,
a• probably In existence long before the
Minis of Mr. Mackintosh, Is that mewl by
the Alaska Esklmoa It Is made of the
entrails of the walrus Is quite Imp.evl
eas to wet, and light an s teacher. The
game subs/lane, V peed 10 make windows
le Sher dwellings Instead of glass.
• Ranted Ilea Washed.
Mr. Pareadle-No, sir; I w$at • merited
man for title pgltlon.
Mr. Today --I arum you, dr, I have the
hos/ elf ndareneue.
Mr. Pakre.11e-That Isn't It. I often Mw
work to do after home. I don't went •
man who 's always In • Autry to gat kos&
-Naw York Truth.
Dtasppe4MwAt.
easel's pmt the general who slid tot
*mild des before yon wonld immuniser'
inquired the taunting ln.urgant.
" Yea." replied the Rpaniarl, ' bot nor
gereenewmt del 1M mete.d letting
0.0 10. off foe as many roan mita, W
heaped. "--wesh1ngion Mar.
lilaard'l Wisest Relieve Neuralgia,
,ndrow tang s#ys there are 100.000
n ovelists in England whose weeks
never got into print.
The gnat demand for a pleasant, safe
and reliable antidote (email affection■ of
the throat and iungs is fully met with In
Blekle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup. It is
a purely Vegetable Compound, and acts
promptly and metrically to sutduing all
coagha, cold., bronchitis, Inflammation of
the lung., etc. 1t is so palatable that •
child will not refute@ it, And it le put at •
price that will not exclude the poor from
Ite beneath
Palette of KIigaelto.
Tnvltitirws to all formed stairs should
bear the name of the boat as well as
his wife. 11tis is the law,
A girl of 16 or less has no poodle,
use for viretng cards, since site le not
yet in the social whirl. Yet some have
them
When one has a clergyman es a guest
It M cnstrwnary to stork him to "oak a
lemeing" upon the food, even if yeti are
an unbeliever; k ia roor cous so to do.
Never arrive at a hrneheon or dinner
eerlfer than Ave minutes before the
time set, arid upm no atroemt a me -
men( later.
A well hrtd ren who ells Open •
family whet,re there are a camber eat
ladles will pot only inquire for them,
bu• leave his card for each.
If you wish a man to repeat his Oak
do not seek to detain him when he nae
once Asan to depart. Ask film to cones
• ]trip at some future time.
Never omit • note of thanks to any
p neon who hes Rent Inn s gift-- trent
er trifling. 8brmld 701 do so yon an
self-confessed ignore* of .11 rule§ d
etiquette end gr.eitoele.
YOM ran never beoosa • etu'ceeefel
litotes. tf you do not keep informed none
tae drinrlpeI hntfiea of the day. Reel
.the best newspaper* and good literature.
-No CURE A (e►LD IN ONE 0; *7
Tek. (.at,tIve Rr,h:tn Qnlnlne T.blete. A11
Druggists refund the In mey 1f It tette l eega Ma
Doted RH /Mere
.As.. AA.,r,�e_n't you ^shamed .at thaw
.-"Star eessio sty hem en they et ll w`
Waist the tttope "-- 4 0 leago R.esa,
Kate telephones foe torpedo boot te
taro's= are bele( tried by the Antis
cavy. A kite Is sent up held lr toe
strings, each attached to • d/-el,00w,
along wbtcb the message Is sent, re
whet pra'4lcal use in warfare 1111 de.
alae V expected to be no luformathe
0.
Can Rs000aneud It. -lir. Dau* Bon.
berry, Tuscarora, writes: "I as planet
o say that Dr. Thomas' Eolecttc 00 b
all [het you claim it to be, as we haft
been using 11'for years, both internally
• ud externally, and have always receiver
benefit from Ite use. It is our fatally
medicine. and I take great pleasure
recommending 1R"
Deepest Lake.
The &spool lab fi tis world b Lob
Baikal, -.*")]its- -..h.wmee Part. g
✓ 6.201 1MTmealy Ids tomtit L l e
SW. WNW an area of 15,000 equal
oaths It le the largest lake in'A,y
tad its gosh largest in the world.
Use Vapors of Qulckcure
for Throat Troubles.
t'ad sa►i. Psl•tlup l.o..
Seevral valuable pictures on thee
way b.* t de France went down b le
Brwrgugme, the nett Impurta't r
idem being "Crossing the Ford," b
Jules Duprs wtbir,h was worth $1A(01
end had has bought by Georges Petit
tosether...0.th the 'Zgidtaace" .n[ (ens
.and tow canvases by Blbert, sa. tete
lore amounting to about 820,000. eke
7u covered b7 laauraaco.
/leud'1 Unlmeit Cures Dudraff.
Horses sleep with one ear meat* a
She front, trot why no man gra telt
r -ruler N 0148 l•
A tablespoonful of liquid air peers
ego • fluid ounce oe whisky will (rtes
4 at one into bat stales. As an spot
of destruction liquid air le ,•,eddy
powerful, bit Do useful o12.et has Ma
found for It as let.
C. C. RICHARDS & Co.
Dear Sin, -I have great faith 1
MINARD'S LINIMENT, u IIs
year I cured a horse of Ring -bone,
with five bottles.
It blistered the horse, but in a
month there was no ringbone and re
Tameness. 0
DANIEL MORCHtsOs,
Four Falls, N. B.
Weather *tattoos.
11th Coked States Oovereater b
ab of to establish on the Caribbean ea
a complete system of weather endow
for the benefit of all nations where .
tercets lie In that direction.
Mother Graves' µ'arm Kxtermlosta
has the largest sale of any similar peeper
melon sold in Canada. It always gives
*defection by restoring health to tks
little folks.
Illlmd'a Unbolt ier sib 9, lists».
cowls ••Yhs
`Tisilso sat.. .. ..
Nor list fleck G
Scetektman have another gt4svias►
They object to the adjective "8ee11b,•
eepeiaily In official dornmenta• and 15
nand that "Scots" or "Bao z1ah" be ewe
instead.
It is only necessary to reed the IMA
monists to be convinced that Hollowsfl
Coro Con is unequalled for the remind
of corn., warts, .tc. It is • complete se
tllgnlsher.
Kegl.wtp Mor he Careful.
A Danish locomotive engineer IS
been puai4d with a brae of 51.2.00°661
four months' impriaoome*t for lysed
a railway saddest by 1W carelessness.
A Handsome Reid Ring Set WO
genuine gannets and Pea1'M
FREE!Sand m loot Name ►rad A
plaldv wrilt+tcen, and we will
Emoted Qntg; to a l (..r emit "Senile
�j
Lep can) anion` gfriet . mat nno. and Me ^!
n sold nr,,t Mss
send yon free th. shoo. desert Aniilt
addrees ar once mA,tl,, 101. p• r w'• lake
sA risk. Gow. r.tnrnahie Han de,wte M
a1Rm. to prnpnrtlon to .mutat sold
Such Aaeaey, 90 McCaul Sorest, TORONTO,
HAVE YOUR PALL STOCK WELL
ASSORTED WiTH
OECKN'S 69000*
AND WOODENWAIE.
1Sealsf201.1.4 b ROSCR0 IMOL. a 00•
T.rowes. Oat.
sl
Seeing Far, , 01 1
w out M see
! and y�i1d d
odt
Is the a Ca amt of b -wee
tijoarla
and the uce. an meth els
w1►1 produce.
Believing MARrSaT el:Cva•IOBS
Will be tea s
Ana. 3e*h, Rater0Ng Bahl Oct biet. a5d
seri- tact. a Nov. 0110, two.
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demi r. -oto Cloth a Jegier�ak;
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mark or rovinngg no
EN Gloves et•d. le look like new. Rend nano
and address
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