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The Huron Expositor, 1895-02-08, Page 7� , - �� - I I* U - 1� =- ---_---l:-x - �� - . I . . . I - - . __-, 1,��__;n, r. W"W � 4 . �! �i I I � I � .11 I � - � # . � . I . 11 I . . . . . . - w . . �_.. : . , . 11. ..� . I I I . . I � . _� . . � I . � � . . . - . . ,� r , __7M- I -�-. -r—.-,7— ' , . . 1 -.4.1 � . I I - . . . - I I � . - : � I P , . - - . . I . I . . I I I - I . 4 . I . - I I I . I . I : � � � I � � � . I � . V1. - -I- . . I . - I - '' I I � . � - . � . FEBRUARY S. 18.959 . I . ___ _ I - - � .. " - Idsgr%k � . - - and more g=11 teaching ; lea ambition - tc , - �� . � . I be re an 9 at re to be worthy. ' � k-1, ,I' It t. - Is .� # . . � The simple, honest ways of our ancestorf I � . ,,� - . I i were crowned with success) but the dashing �6 I _. . � H I I . I . covetous spirit of manymenof thiagenera. 0.� �Ii . __ . r. �; . 1. tion is bringing down woe upon our heads.. � I I 7 - i , I . - I .� x . . . , -Mar Sidney, in the Farm Journal. y . r . . I I � � . w�ll . � � � .1 F - ` m . . C .:t_ - - ' I'aasing Under -the Rod. - JrAft. sogm! '. 1w _711V 'r 9% � I- I - .:-* I . - I I .�t..,. � . :_ I 1� I '_ I saw a young bride, in her beauty and pride, Bedecked I � -.1 in her snowy array ; ir . � - � , . ... ;V_... �� 1 .. Q1.,.,t ; And the bright flush of joy mantled high on her k . . - : , .. . cheeir. � r : I , I �1' Arid the future looked blooming and gay ; . � . 1 -, I " 11 I , " ; . - .�, a A nd with womanle'devotion she Wd her f ,nd heart ; . � Rock. : _. . . I ... ;--,4, At the shrine of idolatrous love, . . . .. 7 . .* , �. z "? -1 - I And she anchored bar hopes to this perishing earth . I c�es. � - --- f - ano - I....;. . � "/ 'i ala - "00- . � : I.R* , S �.Df? , . , � I � - 4 ;",;�, - R - 11 . � ... i -- . - -_ I . 9 I I 9 By the chain which her ton)dernesa wove; But I saw wtion those heartstrings were 'bleeding � q !� , I � ; 7 and It. )rn . 7 � . 3 � - - . I r 4 �, , I T "I . IV - KNOWLEDGE.& . AnA the elfAin had been Pevered'in two I � She had changed her white robes for the sables of 14 � . . . . . I A --- I grief, . - . - . � mv price -s.; � - -Brin im ., f.?i, ,M Coinfort a7,id Tyrov�enient and , 4 . And her �Ioom for the pale6sq of woe ; - . � .1 , 1* where. � 1� � �.� '- (IS to pers011-al CrIjOymcnt Wl1en ' �, ., -1� . aell But the healer we,% there.pouring balin off her heart, - - And wiping the tears from her eyes ; , I F_ � . . t� "t wi, htly used. -The many, who live be � 9 - Fle had strengthened the -3haiii he -had broken in I � � � q , �., I .-,ter than -others and enjoy life raore, with . twain 1. � , And ta tened It firm W the sties; i I � � - , I it -less ex-penditure, �by' Inore promptly - - . There had whispered a vowd: 'twas the volee of her God- � 4own- . . 1 ;_:,_� Idaptitig the world's best products to I love thee, I lov6 thee ! Pass under the rod !" I �- � - - � : �,I,r . -the needs of ylbysical being, will atbest � . . I � I , --the �_ � -valua to licalth of the pure liquid � .. I saw the young mother in tenderness bend , O'er the couch uf her slumbe ing boy; - . . I � every tb ia�, - -_1; J - th �.. - , 1 vla=darO P-hiciples �mbracvd in �e I., . And she kitised the sofklipo as they murmured - her name, - � . - first-claS, 1. -1 . � niedy,'Syrup of Figs. � re I � � 1. � � While the, dreamer Jay smiling In jov. : I . �,, Itz mcoCilence is. due to its presenting �, �_ ii 0 !.swuet is the rosebud encircled Ito dew, ! I c � , , . I . i- . In , Uhn ' rin most acceptaV.a ana. pleas- I When its fragrance in flun� on the air, I I So fresh and so'bright to that mother he seemed I I . - , *: AR I . I ' I . �, - -ailt tl�:i "- ',0 taste, the refreshing and truly, . � t , - As he lay Ili hia innocence there. I . � - But I saw. when , -D., . - ,., - � : bell,(M**.�:'.�� P-N)peTties of a perfeeb a-.- I, - I .1 � I she gazed on the- same lovely form, � Pale as inir6le and silent and cold---� I .. I . , . I I � _ . �'-.e=,-wffly cleansing the system, �� - But paler and colder her beautiful boy, - I . - 4W I I ,000000000ll� i I . � : I -I - � ,l'etlspt�,'Ail g C"Idr., beadaelleg and fevers � � - Avid the tale of her sorrow was told ! � I But the Healer was there, who had stricken her . . CW . � at � �- I I . � _� =nd pell"am-nitly Curing Constipation. '. ' heart, � And taken her treature away : . ' ' . . - I ,. I I I *1 , � It 11,iS V1 Vt�R Za' ZiFfil,0601j to ruillions and I - - To allure her t. i heaven he has placed It on high, � I .. %� . I clif I . ,T- �,� - 'Mil 1. ct With the eqyrtyval of the medical And the reourivers will sweetly obey. I OW . � ..' � � ' - I �T . � - . rofc.�.:'o 1. 1..(-'-� A.-.) it .' acts oil the Kid- � . � There had whispered a volc_-%was the voice f her . . ' God : I ; . JIM I � " 1� neys, Liv,L,r ix,.d 110,vvels witbout weak- " I love thee, I love thee ! Pass unde rod I" � 1. .- ca � �. lf_� i-4 -� It Cr the,m a �. ,,, -_ 1, is perf e.Gtly f ree f rom - ,eni ,,, I ' I saw a fond father, find mother who leaned . C2� - : L -every 01L-, t .._ ' 'esubstauce. ' t L , 11, ,-u 4 ' `4 I On the arrvljs of a dear gifted soft, I I I -in � IF"- i 7 = . I . - I 1 _- . 83- ri I j' , If ��v; iz; for Sal�eL by all drug. L � . . . , And the star the future vrew bristlit to their gaze M they saiii the proud place he had won ; I L_ - — . . ;�. L � ,: 19-ists irl 75.0. bottles, but i -t I's malflu- . And the fast coming evening U life promised fair, I LL - . -- . y -, Zactil-c-d 11Y Via Califoriiia Fig SyrUp % An(' the pailiway. grew emoolh to their feet; . I �11 I . * , Q. i, ; . - . I I aulle 1z pril . I. 'CO. 011IN"'Whoson, Aed on every - a � And th .tarlight of love glImmered* brigh at the end. . , I �. 5 . . 4 - ; - ;. - - . " ". I - � , I , , * paekage, .-.'.::.o -11-1he nairie, Syrup of Figs, �: - i , , -al-ld b4-iiig W01 informed, will riot . And the wh;spers, of fancy were sweet, And I a*w them again bending low o'er the gr ve, r I �_ � ::q . 4, 6 � . G , - you I ��_ !'! : I Acce'.1 � - '4 11,-tt�"tte, if offired. �� , , L . - I R1 7. - Where their hcartW-dearest hope had been'l'aid, - And the star had gone down in the darkness of . night, F.-. � I - . . o Z - 11 - . � __1: I t� .01011:100 And the joy from their bosoms had fled, � . . � elf- - . ��!,- 0 , ; . - i .; - ,_.._� . . . I -1 . Z - ; The Wise Old Man. But the If alor wav there, and Ills arms were arewid . � . t�. � . - > � I ti �_a I . . �, _% L - �:� ` I took up my pen to write a thought or . - � "' And He led them with tenderest care ,, And Ile showud them a star in the.bright I upper It. on I � 1. � � 0 �1� _�, . .. . . �_L t.Wo of a good old man. who has recently i" � i�x � I . been called f rom- works to rewards ; and to wurld I I 'Twas heir 8tar�phlnivvg brilliantly ihere. : 0 I tf ! . . . . T L, - �rr ve ,- . I a few facts gleaned from. his old papers tZk They hAd each beard a voice, 'twas the voice (f their God, k. 5 .� �� ,I .- � � -hat may prove of interest to other people 1". �' - 'U I �, _; "I " I lovi thee, I love thee ! Pass under th " 0 rod. I .. M � . . � I , kv .as they did to me. It fell to my lot to dis- � -4, -----*--- I - . l U,q - . � - f S, pose 4;f the usele s documents o the de- . Varieties. I . �+ � * . �, �4� ed, such as ancient ��(,leeds bonds, m -ort- � ... -ceas � T -The savage chief gpinned fero ions ly as a �_ ; F.... I : gagres receipts, n4es, I�tters: and even the i r: 97 ) I L I the two warriors of his personal staff ap- I - , . 7- c -v,- t=74 - I . � . � �' � -marriage certificate an(1 poetry ; the ac� VL�, - proadied. " Did you skill the capt.vill . � )17 4- _ 'ClImitlation of seventy years, from .the time r .'� tdive ?" he demanded. " Yes, sire," was J..4 � �q or -t- � __4 is . - � ria I v 'of h afar -"e in 1824 to his death in .1); 9 9 the answer. " Did he say aught . Ves, ;_ rp � - I V D L , �t - unX I fo , � -1 �` 1894, no valuable papers. ' sire." " Hit.. What ?" " When we had 0. 2: F ,��'jf . The venerable departed was a man of , - -�-� finished lie remarked : " Bay ruln bilt no �i!l 0 Ir 1� W , many exl)l!�iences in business ; he had set- powder, pleaste." He had been shaved In a M I - P_ I -1 '_ itled a number of estates in his time, and : , i Chicago shop before, sire. " . . "' L ;0, . L �,N, a - ; , -, .'law difficulties and expenses connected I - -" Are you getting any bites Vi a ked I I I 1Z : .Z therewith that ruiglit have been avoided ,� a one min of another, who was angling in a . P.t"'! * ; 11, M _`.�l I - J .11ad the (lecedents done all they might have 'g�:, . 0 0 New Jersey stream. � " Plan t 2) wits the 1 11! 4 - a _' .: - flone to pvevc�A them. He saw how court � f) laconic reply. " Are n ')J voll catZi g ma, . .. W - I :� 9. ,t� � : -_ , �;_-,t . uharges, lawyers' fees,and all tire incidentals � 11 V . . " Nob one." " How's that ?" " Thei fly � I Z 1013 1 �� . * L' � - - that attend the settlenient of estates re- �-i_i . w 9" away." " Fly ? The fishes fly a ay .- re- a � . � 9; . 1$ 1 .. � duce the ala-lount, and the heirs are cut I f7o peated the questioner in amazealefft. "N h 0 _. �) i-� �, 0 : t 11, , , , - �` , short of their rightful inheritance. He set- - __ f� , � is talking about fish ?" " I am. )) 99 � all, '�� & -, t7,, 111 __ i -J, __ �tled lliSL own estate. E'very valuable deed, �or I'm not." " What are you talking about ?" � a �-Oq V . Ob 00. Pi I NX ,4 4 -mortg,4gre,atock,boad any other possession ; - V- - I 11 Njosquitoes." � a - t! 6, � - , ,.- I was transferred Ivy his own hand to tile one I � A . -With pardonable pride a lady displ ,ed ; r wo : It "i orq r � ;� , be desired to become possessor, so that he I � 7 , t '' , to his home beyond I a very ancient piece of house linen to . ler , D s �7' W, JL i . passed without a ripple dollar servant, saying-, as she held it up for in - I. , 4 C -t- 11- � . " "I . A. 11� I. j_:� -of commotion, or of expense in ad- I spection. " Look, Bridget, this- ta le- at, t is- t � ca - W 6 Justing his affairs. Wits he not a wise old 11 %_ cloth ; it has been' in our famil Jy for o ,er I " I . *_ , i. - AW , , , , an& ' ; , -n " And woalcln't'ir, be well in these days Z I � L 200 years." Bridget eyed the article in � I W I � W_ . . 2: ,I � - ,Nvhen estates are growing smaller, and law- I - � I - I I question carefully; and then, ,stepping el se � ; IL ::� cl%i i _. -yers' fees Iar r, for other men who are -in I - .1r,e N z� - up to her mistress, remarked in &.1host a n- a CD IL 1- -� a i - i the evenin Of I fe to follow this example as i 0 , fidential tone ie " Sure, never mind, INI s. . ,:�� I& _> P Ir. � I lml 1111111ch as in them. lies? 4 Arthur, dear. If you kape quiet about it, . I . &- . I v� a ;-.-� al a � . ' Nanonrf the collection 1. found so. mxe very a and don't let on to .anybody, who would 81" . :a �_W. 1. , ;; .ancientTapers written with lono, s's amd i I 0 know but what it was bougNt bran' new out * .�! 0 f 0 , C) ie line, . -Xs with lon(y tails floa,tiag &boVe tj I of. the shop ?" ) P P, I . shillings arid pence being the Our- _" Fractions' is awful tough " said I I . r r__ J, � "�< i ,pounds, 0 . , rency of the country at that time. The i Tommy. " FII be glad when"'I"m a man 0 � form of some of the old receipts was amus- I . I like pa, and can forget all about them like 0 . L . ct- I I 0 I I � ; .1 . ; in*., I grve one or two as examples. The y i I . I exhibited excellent penmanship and spelling he does." - ? . People think it is,-tourrh when they have 0 I .- r ; 1 , , . . � but -the a itals were more aura ap erous than to pky 35 or 40 cents a *Pound fox, steak, but I . v- 0 .,, resent occasions deinand : I T it is a great deal tongber when they pay I . . i , I--"- I pt� . January 30th, 17190. � only I.5). I . .1 I : � � 'Then received of John Covenhoven the go Lof vly woman Is the sugar, . I . � � � . C_44 . . guni of Five�' -Shillings. . Spdonta, itlie ! man also be ;. I I i - � r 0 ; r I 1 say Received By Me. . � . . Matrimony 18 hot water- - So we make our cup of tea." . 0 t c r I ___ . Mareb 21st, 1791. ' -Munneyrfatt : " What in t w( he )rld r � . � I CrQ , Then received of Thomas Phillips, the are you pulling up �hat grass for, Patrick ?" " � , I cll� I . Oct- , ! - SUM Of three Pounds six shillings. It Being Newly hired Pat: MRrely comply'n wid de worrds av yer soign, to kape off de gross. I � � � :� 4 ?� � I ,tn full Demands. y . .4 I say Received By Me. . . -E'riglisli Lord : " I &ssure you, madam, � CD - J11i q1 ___ I can always tell at a single glance what I . P � � : P -A - The wages and price of produce as set 1� people think of we." American " HosteSs - ,, � 9 L. ":1.1 � . -down in the forties are siglifficant when . Really. It must often be very trying for - . . . I I . 'compared. with these of to -day. In 1845 a u, my lord." yo I a P � . I I ,tailoes bill shows a charge of ,82.25 and $3 I . . - ; . � . : RIUTTER-,� - 90, for making coats ; thirty-five cents for .. . Horse Talk. � ; I I - f.",).�') ' trimmins." A laborer in tonant house in 'BY TT.Vo . . � . - "'utte. from the - .1840 was paid $85 a year. The wages seem, - . . Ho!lTorseman. Why do we leave it for inicals or Ex- . ,,ed to be creeping up,. and in 1848, $100,with A kept, firewood., the wheelmen to urge road improvement ? � Guse, garden, cow twelve Let us have avoice in the matter. I ew Proce,89� Will' � to three tlmeq�- bushels of corn and twelve days lost time Give the colts a run in the paddock . � nt; ot rure hfilk %vasWiven. Fifty cents a day was the ails- 0 every pleasant day -for a few hours. �at ma be raader tol-p-ary wages for'plowing, hauling manure, Look at the feet often. And do not let gher melhod. yet I �caitting,,seed clover, chopping' wood, tending I the hoofs grow crooked. Do not let the 71 Thertfore sen(f;. r full parti(I'larS, iniason, working corn, arid all other ordinary I toes get too long or you inay develop riDa 0ars of qvrastiorf.-_� work ; while f,Dr inowing and oats harvest, I bone - . I 0 . . . I . -seventy-five cents was the common price per Remove the slices froin the. idle horses, , ter, Co., - -4 4lay, and wheat harvesters were paid $1-0- ,and give them a turn in the paddock. �. Toronto,.On-L. I � Proni etwiventers' bills, wages -were shown to Cover the bits -with smooth leather for I I � . be ek,lity-severv, and a half cetlts� per day, In winter use. � . . I Mud. blackst-tifthhu, and other trades equa,1Iv 0 . Do not feed horses or colts dusty hay. IMI_ X. Ire, 4 1 1 low. If dusty shake- it out well and then dam - The books recorded wool suld for thirty- pail it. . pain -7. or . , .oae cents per poun(l, wheat,$1.30 a bush el; More - horses are damaged by Standing I ,-�:G�ra�,: sixty cents ; oats, twenty-five to thirty - after being driven than in other ways. Has ; 1�.D Toww, ,unts; butter froni twelve aald ahalf to the stableadraught*e Has the horse got 0 iSU_RED�, - twenty cents a, pound;. lard, tea cents ; . siventy, and are you conversing with a friend � I � I *a.ndtes, eleven cents ; wood, 81 a cord,etc. while lie shivers '! Have you started sonie- I 11 f ii, 1845 -wheat was sold as low as eighty urliere without a blanket'! Your hors6 will P� O.; 'W .;? �P' I ;.eats,l bushel,L the lowest on record. Board- , have a cold or colic or pneumonia or- foun- P. O�; Xfohaed' ft r. O� �;ng school receipts'showed $60 a term to be 0 cler and " nobody can imaggine what brought 1 . I I L I . the cost of tuition, board; lights, etc. I . it oil." - I . I - . Gardiner,, U,ad - . Ili the fifties wages arid proffi-Lee steadily (live the horses a bran inash occasionally, I D. Watt, Harlock �. - ,.rise, witha.baut the sarne proportionate dif- alko some carrots or ap les. It will ll�lp luirdie, Sealorth;� . . I . i fercri,ce betwe6a labor and capital as in the . wonderfully. to keep t3lelil in.a licalthful I I � e ,eding decade. Wheat sold.at $1.85 and prec :1 I . condition. I I . � Mill;xn, SeaflDrth, '. sk2 per bushal . oats, forty-five and fifty . - . .. . An advantitge in raisin(r licavy I-or3es is ' ha O?Sulllvan and- (-cuts,; corn, sixty and. seventy cents ; but- that they are, easy ti) tMin arid may b-, sold t I � __cr, twerity-five to thirty-five cents ; far(.11, always when mature, doing the farm work I r . �uraucelf or-trars- . -,,,veive and, a half cents, etc.; col,nmon labor while arowing. Brood mares also do best F Wnnded to on tzt reachad seventy-five cents per day', . I wlien �vorked regularly. Thai- are surer . I .ev, addrestve& To -day the farmer onlyg'ets fr oin fifty to breeders every season also, , � I . .. .Fixty cents per bushel. for wheat, fifty car -its . Don't call the colt by a name th',Lt is too I � . � for corn, forty cents for oats, butter, fifteall -much like wboa or get up. Joe, for in - I LUGE -* .h a- .� .0 thirty cents, w olesale: Apples, pac stance, is hard for him to distinguish from � -toes and other fruits and vegetables are hartl the order to stop. Call him Jae"Ob and he � .o dispo.%e of at paying prices when the. I i, � will alwt.vs think you Lre or ri g .a I CIO 11 ), Omant' vro�s are good:. � . advance: � : T -y-_ With wheat, bringing onlyabout one-third _* — I , : ..-)r oue-fout-th the price it (Rd in those da�g, , . .The Mornii -ig Repast. �, Money 0-,-,r,x - .A,hen it could be raised without so much The I-'reneh are early risers, and the g.iu- 11 Nelt Rates I expensive fertilizers as now -I found no 1, eral practice of Frenchmen is to begin che 0 . 1. fertilizer Nills-corn and oats u bigher sev- 0 1 7 (lay with it large cup of good coffee - and a C I eval products without naarket, value at a.11, crisp rusk of bread -the latter untouche(t allased. Nvith men's and women's wages doubled ; g by butter or any kind of a�ease. Let it be I.ANGH. carpenters and raechanics charging Sl 75) to I ' - 11 1�2.2.ry - considered, too, t -bat coff-2e niade in France I a day for general repairs' aliout'farin M with exce0en't, A oeba, and bread of fine t Allowed onn ry, 1ndIdin'g'8;_ doctors' and undartakers'bills qualities are specialties which cannot ))a 7 iount mad - triTaled, kitchen help $3 instead of the Sl a surpassed. I I � I i ,%Vcek yo itr graudn iothers paid, nursing from$,-) . Frenchman have long, l*ccocrilized- the car- � Cat Squmre aa,zl- to $Z0 per week, boarding atid ()that- -school 6 0 1� dinal truth that the gtoniach,, on first - rate-% Iforie awa up almost olit of sio,lit of -, y n a-wakeninor to consciousness and a' sense of 0 4 . Hola ON--, the faxwerand still "erying for niore," all C5 anot-her.day's troubles, requires to lie Corn - , M,4.XAGXS,, - . profe,;sional services soaring ill the air, and forted and'stayed -with gentle and stimulti,t- I with t"Lxcs and salary grabbers ati, the war - ing 0hrients. Hance the early cup of coffee - 0 - " Imth. for the fil,riviers' money purse, I my a with a rusk of bread, followed aftev all in - 10 [ I �_-Sgk t�, E N . laviner of tile nineties has inore disadvan- — - . 'NSL_ OU . . . Lan the wise tagges by far to contend with th - I I .4ld inan who made iii,oney in, his day Of L%c_ tive life. . - .- __ _ A uenscliae rialre' - - '119 OFFICE � . �' I ani. going to keep these wirient, record , I . 8 for ,,,,, 4 coo x�i I I us ,,,,:ro PRICE"S 1. tli. - - � I they may be of use in, stopping, the 1110LIths ,w, who say this is not, so, and it of tho is exavins - .F and "*Aft j. wkering,,'Tablet I '�T i U n fj pocket ' I BAC -CURE �ARIG., only exLravag,ance that, ails the farmers ,)r � ands of cares. Thous lea Guaranteed. $1.00 a box. All d-gg.istiv. - . 1110W. I . . I �� ! t-outal E-0 - . . � What the country iiu.eds at present is less deception 'and 1110VC trUth ; less tariff talk I � I - I . I Sold by Lumaden & Wilson, Druggifit. Seafor.h. . . � I . . . # t., . . � I . . . - �_ � - t . - � . . I I . � . I . - - I- I I 1, - . - . I. - - - . . I . \ . �, � . - .- I I a I I %11 I . I 2 i - iv t �� It . - , - i % terval of three or four hours by the sub-. be proclaimed according to Christ's corn- hauling up the boy, the latter loosed his * 0 � ; . i stantial meal—bhe breakfast with the fork, mand, to every creature, and so will the ' hold on the chain arid slipped off the icy I Baby Wants It. Sruceffield Saw X �' * � which naturev Iniperatively demands. 'This nations be discipled by*iL" edge at the top of the well. He fell a dis- — . ill - . . - � second breakfast is a light ew,ly dinner,with - .. I .- tance of 40 fe;b, and his father supposed he * . - 'fish, -flesh and fowl, it may be, and a deli- vi�as dead, but was surprised to hear him I - - I HAMPTON COURT.--- . - cate dessert of fruit and crisp cakes: to end 0 — I calling to him. When brought out it was t The undersigned having It-Ased --the . : it. The breakfast begins about noon. rho 11auntedi xnaush, Palace and tho found that be had one leg broken, the bone Martin's I The English differs very much -from the : Ghost of t� lie Shrieking Qui:im. being badly splintered ' arid had sustained * I . I 1p Brucefield Saw Mill from Aft. Alex- I i French breakfast. Many persons' break - - severe bruises. . His escape -from death . . Mustard,is now preparedto do all"kinds ,-. - ' Much co my d1sappointmoilb, when stay- seemed miraculous. - q. of bustoin sawingo � n the shortest notiz;e � their fast wAh a dram—equivalent, I pre � rdina oiod ^ . sume, to the, 11 eye-opener, 11 41 cock -tail ') h3g At this palace, I did riot ai-ee even a res- 0 . . FOR ik, NTS AND JwVALIDS. and most Yeasonable ternis. I " whisky sour," and similar drinks in th'is V96 Of a ghost. afthough I Alppt Ili the . A� News Notes. / I � I country. They add a raw egg to the strong blue or "haunted room, " but must own —The Freemasons of Winnipeg have de- The most pdlatable food prepared, and The higbest cash prite will be. paid I I I . . mlock- I liquor they imbibe. Again, thete is jilmost that I certainly heard some weird sounds - aided to erect a handsome temple. is unequalled by any otherpreparation for Bass wood, Rock Elim, Ile . . I universal belief in the British mind that proceediag from tho ijcxt- room. ,zome. ' and other salable timbers. I delicote persons, even- young ladies of a . . - —Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage will shortly ofitsk-ind. The best food and the best I , tbing or some onle cried my door, knocked lecture in ToronW. . value, put up in one pound Tins, price Luniber, Shingles an:d draining Tile- � consumptive ti�deney, may cheat the sex- ' . I .1 I ton aud,'establish rude health by 'taking a i k;everal times. and on my opening 4 Ellere -The number of unemployed 'at Mon- 25 cts. per Tin.. always on hand. � I glass 6f ol&J was no one to be seen. Doors carefully treal is placed at 20,000. . . - . I I . amaica.rum, in a otumbler of . - 4 I . -The number of licenses in Hamilton Sold Retail by all- Drzigg CHOPPING. I milk, nop from the cow, provided that the looked at night, were' ,aonstantly tound ists and I : I . I effects are, walked off during the next hour. open In ths.morning, a-nd 1 saw one doc- will be reduced to 65, thus knocking off ten. Grocers and ft'h4lesii1e, IV I I u " Islowly r 'hu " I . t itself,- although there was no 'The aldermen have- also decided that the . I The regular'British. breakfast hag little . KERRY WATSON,& , O., PROPRIETCRS I resemblance to the French meal. It usually Wind at -all . hour for closingsball be 10 o'clock. . I "Ic 0 -hopping either by stone . . I consists, . among the middle class, including 9nce or -twice I farcled that footsteps -It is stated that the regular service of 11) . Momr-nMAIL'- - 11110 or grind�r tradesmen and shop keepers, simply of tea "emed to follow me along tile paSSa,rez or the new line of I steamers between BelgiMILJ .- done promptly and satisfa,etion guarall- . I . ,:. I ' - - . I . , i or coffee with plain- bread. As a general when I went up Mys old oak stairs , My and French ports' find Canada will begin in English walnut shells and bright coloredrib- teed. Chopping done on Tuesdays . I . boetess tells tile 6hao &he I -as heard I on d April. The steamers will run to Montreal . N 0 the shells � so they win not and Fridays. A trial is respectfu,I]y � rule, new bread is in little favor in a Witisli . . one. gie I � "I I � I I . - in the summer find to Halifax in the winter. a an or a i�. Take out. all the . t I kcreams &� nildilighi 'oom.ng from che . meat, then Aolicited. . I i household, from the prevailing belief t4at -it -Rev. I,. P. Hitimilond is holdingr most grii& the shells, and when they are perfectly 1416 � i . is 4ifficul; of digestion. Meat is b$ no -baunted gallery " which Is near to her _ ! f � I - I � . � I rnliins. common, and those who live b bv the successful evangelistic meetings in Chatham , JOSIA11 WATSON. . . I .. Apartment. supposed to be uttered dry.put them together again with some glue. � . I . I I I y ., at present. People from all around the at the stem end of each one fasten. ! � 1: raknual labor - are usually unable to.' 1frord rabriektn'g ghost.,- as Mr. Law Lerim It. the rib- -------- 11 � country are driving in to -%�ttend the meet- bon in between the shells. E ach ribbon is I � i : animal food at that meal. Frizydled bacon ID his new "Gu!(Ie to flampton Ccurt � I . . 'ings arid great interest is manifested. - -_ � I I . -, I white blue and pink - Cedar Posts'for 'Sale. : . is not unusual, and cold meat fro a previ- Palace," trom whict; ,! quote the !o -ow- different in color, red ) ' 3- i : I m in@ passage 3 Brown . . I . . oull dinner is frequently found on a side - -Mr. ThomaF , the Norwich solici- green, yellow and purple, three-quarters of - � I � 'i I I tor, charged with tryin- to induce a Crown an inch wide. The longest piece- is twelve i . table. But, as a rule, the ordinary English- * ,This old vrysterlous gallery !he door � The undenigned -has on Lot 16, ConceEsion, v,;, I witnesg named King to absent himself from inches, next eleven an Xbrris,a lot of good cedar posts which will be sold t 4 man gets aninial food only once a day. of which Is on the right as you go down . d so on, making each I I I ; . . . for 7 cents each. AII.M, and GEORGE JACKSON. I � . � . . . the Hartley murder trial, was honorably. one an inch shorter, thus; having the shells a . . i : In rich house,%, and especially in the the Gtal--,ase. Ii m i ts tianie f roin bei n g _z u p - 1414'x6 4 ; ; . ' c country, the perfection of the Efiglish P � 0-;�ed tu ae haarted by the shrlekinir ghost acquitted, having proved an alibi. . short distance apart.. Fasten the ends of all � I . a ; - -The Brantford friends ofHon..A.S. the ribbons togetberatthe., top, and cover J ; I breakfast is to be found. Delicate mutton of Katherine Howard It wap here, at an7 ! I : � . I . I . . and Mrs. Hardy surprised them by a visit them with a I Cheaper than Ewf� . or lamb chop8 ; rashers �of Ilome-cured rate that sbe szeaped from tier own ,.hain- ull bow of loops and ends of :1 . � . � - . i . on Saturday, the 25th anniversary of their the same colored ribbons. The sbell I . . � . bacon ; eggs, boiled by a spirit lamp, in a ber Jr. which she wai ,onfined before being a will . I . . I . . ' AVIDIrlding. Many liandbome presents were look pretty without gilding, and you may . I ; 7 silver ves8el on the table with a minute- went to the Tower, and ran along to seek A clearint, sale is now going on gfi 'y I . 0 a � � , made and k indly sentim ants expreseed. ' have as ninny as you wilsh. If it is not con- I 1 r glass to regulate the time; buttered muffins aD Imerview wltb Henry Vill, who w1i - .A. G. Ault's store. Before � � i I -Reeve McS%;,een, of L"eamington; at the venient to get the ribbon . twkin,� I . ; - . arid toast ; Norfolk bloaters, a species of bearing n3ass in the royal closet in the - ,use the same colors 1MK x � ; - . - herring, either fresh cured. or done ap into chapel. .11ust. however, as ahe reached the county (Souncil introdaged a resolution, in worsted, twisting several threads of it into sto6k I will give to all Cash buyelsv� . i 4 . , i . I I i . asking the Government to prohibit the ex- a thick cord - . the i I -paste, whidh is spread on dry bread ; cold door the guardi ielzed her arid carridd he -r * - 11 � I _ � portation of , natural gas. AIr. MeSween For a knit rug take pieces of -woolen goods, � I � ; I V I . ham and -tongue, with a raserve of game pie back. and ner ruthless hushand, in spite said that the piping ivf the gas to Detroit old or ne�v, just as you can get them. Cut , � I I and cold roast beef on the sideboard ; tea of her pierenig screaw.-;, which were heard = ! . meant in a little while the depletion of the the cloth Into strips hal Oreatest Bargains �. i and coffee, enriched with fresh cream. This almost, all over .1he- p -Mace. continu f an inch wide and .1 I J i . :i - ed ""9 South Essex fields and that thecounty wbateverlength our pieces Will cut some I i I - I d - ) I � .i8afirstmclassli,'nglish breakfast, too rich devotionii, uninoved Arid Ili .tlil.3 gallery, would then be in the same position as the of* the cloth in te thicker than athers, arid Ever ,got in Seafortb. I i 1. � and too abundant for the fit -at meal. It Is said, a female forin, dressed In -white, ay ___ � , - ! � -1 � About'one o'clock a lunch, consisting of hati beer seen coming toward tbe door of fields in Port Colborne are now. should be out a little narrower than: the thin : I I . - 0 � . M -Miss'Millie Logan, #laughter of Joseph pieces. After cutting all into stTips, sew � �, . . chops, chicken, sweetbreads, and peas, ton- the roya! pow. and, just a . *) lbs. good Brown fingar for V. : -1 � I � . I s she reaches It, Logan, of Blanshard, was visiting at bar them together "hit-aii(I.-inis , . . I gu�e arid barn, game, . . as Y?� would 2.5) lbs. good Graiiulatt�d Sugar for $7- .; .1 ple, etc., with -malt has been observed to hurry back with d1s. ale, when she was- for a rag earpet. 813 I I rl - � liqn6r, claret, and Rhine Wine. At six ordered garaients and a giiastly look of grandparents, near Thornd Use t�ste in -mixing the 3 Ibs. ,of the best 544c, Glreen, Black ! '; .1 I - taken ill with a, severe attack of diphtheria. colors, so that the light and dark will be �Tld Japan Tea for $1. i 1. f I I ,i � o'clock a regula,r dinner of �hree bourses, de-spair. utterin.ry aC the sanie time the Dr. J. W. Fordi- of that place, treated the divided and dashed with the light colors. 3 Bushels of Potatoes for ,$I 1 W, � . ! � � ' I rl � with varieties of liquors., Is kt any wonder most unearthly shrieks till she passes patient with the new remedy, anti-toxine, - Use plenty of black, it makes the colors Show 6 pounds nexv Raisins for 25c � i � ! I that the English gentlemen apd ladies re- thr6ugh the .dooT at the end of the gallery. with the most successful results. Without ,"more distinctly. Use two large wooden 6 lbs. ne-w- Currants for 25a . . - I I quire and take a great deal �f exercise to Tht! gailliry .'s now uie lumber room for the anti-toxine the doctor cousidered the knitting needles -mine are twenty inches � i : ! . . I. . I es. arid, qs the Emircase is lockect case would have terminated fatally. long and thick as b, common lead pencil -cast 6 lbs. of -figs for 25c I �, .11 nil &ke such large quantities of � rich food di- -old pletur ' 4i lbs.of rice for -25)e � : i . 1 7 1 gest ? About two hundred -apil. kty. years - at night, Elio vo!ce lot the 'Shrieking . I � I _ . I -The other day four men, named John on sixty stitche.4, knit back and forth, plain - 8 Ibs. of sulphur for 25c . :. N � � � ago Anna Boleyn Wrote : " I could man- queen' IE tut rarely beard,- Robinson, - Cullen, Wilkinson and Walter garter stitch. INfake it a yard and quarter 5) Ibs. new Prunes for 23c. i ,I 41 - � aggel- one pound of bacon and � tankard of ' Not oi,!y i# thettpecter of Jare SeymOuc Wigle, -with two teams, were cutting ice on long.. The sixty stitches wIll make it about- 5) Ibs. Tapioca for 125c , � - . . I � I ;� i � . P - I I . .. good ale for my breakfast." N . I Paid -to Imun t that, part of Lhe palace where the lake at Lear ton, when the ice sud- three-qupxters of a yard wide. The thickness 4 lbs. boneless fish for 23e - � -.1 � . w � . The Emperor Charles V. broke his fast in I wa@ staying, bul; u*he'phq�;t of Edward "in- I ii 4 . � 3 ; � denly broke up and carried the men and of your bloth and way. of knitting will make - 4 l,bs. Sea Biscuits for ,-),,),a : � 1. II . i . C, . 4 bed , at early dawn by, liter ally devouring the V1 @ nurse rin'd foster mother, Mrs. Penn. horses about three miles out in the lake. A some difference in the size -some knit so 1_. ; � � . I 3 boxes of Ed(ly's hest niat clics, 25e , , � 8 I I . .1 whole of a chicken stewed in milk. � After It Is also affirnied that in one of the rooms boat from the here went to their - rescue much closer than others. You may make the 8 piece, colored toilet setts, worth i - �, that lie again betook himself to� skep,,�hicli, Iry wlilch she lived may he Ilear(l th . I f L Finish the two ends $ 1 � I 'I � 10 601111(l and succeeded in gettii1ig the men safely rug any size'you wish. X � perhaps, was the beat thing hebould do. of a Epinning wheel -she used to occupy I)a * .2.50 for $2.00 1 .I .1', I A ck to land after great - difficulty. The with fringe, all bfack or mixed colors. This Best S2 parlor lamps for S1.50. . � � - The Scotch.biteak-fast is �o g, I � - - � . . � �od that 1) ' r. much of her thiie !n sphinhi,ir horses and sleighs were lost. � . : I . will be a very beavy piece of -w&k,_ but when �. , Johnson, 'who heartily disliked 18cotland and Footsteps are also heard hers and I come one, Come all, and Secure 'solue ' i. . n -Richard Ardagli, chief of the Toronto finished will look so nice and be so useful ': ,most of its natives, acknowledged thati the differert parts of th-e older portion of the � . fire department, died on Sunday morning, that it will pay for the trouble'of 'making, of the ,iood bargains, - i� i � . mi Nurse Penn may -decasionally January 27th, -it 10 o'clock, from the effecit's We have made two and have anotber under ? 0 -, . : best thing a man could do, weri,e he air epi. palace, a %_) u � cure, would be to break his fast in Scotland. -be seer at niidnight'glidli)g slowly abou� of injuries received at the fire of January way.-Ilka. i � . I : He sa,id,this during his journe ' to the the long, galleries'and stateroonis of clia 6th. wheii the Globe building arid other *.-- - A. G. AULT, C4th. - z a Chiefly for th y � Hebrides in 1773, a bengfi t of � ; . palace, her fact) partirilly concealed by'i establishments were destroyed. While- The Modern Invalid - � " the bairns""though the. elders do not large gray ho3d arid dressed .in a long nar- fighting the fire, lie unexpectedly found his - I I i disdain such simple fare-& groat bowl . of row robe, means of exit cut off, and to escape Arith Has tastes Madicinally-11in keeping with other stirabout, made from oat uWal, smokes oa Within tho last two nfbnths no less tban his life had to jump 40 feet to the ground. luxuries. A remedy must be pleasingly ac- I �ce SMI 01 � the breakfast table in middle-class Scottish I three ghosts had been plainly- seen in on() He ,was 63 years of age, and weighed 220 "Ptable in form, purely wholesome in corn- I . . ,4 houses. Th�re are also coffee cold meat room- and two in anotlic.- A little girl of pounds. � . position, truly beneficial in effect and an- :S_A9LMT_7K:3MJRS_ 6 I * � and game pie : eggs and mutton barn ; that IV years, sleeping in the earne room, gives -Adam Scott, mlho died at Lucan, on the ,tirely free from every objectionable uality. ; great dish, �& it 31 I � red -round of beef, cakes a clear arid graphic descri . If really ill be consults a physician Nf a A General Bankiri business transacted. $ � 0 ption of ti wonia n 22nd of .January, was born 89 years ago, in , on- 9 _. 1 of all sorts ; 'oftimes a cold sheep's head ; In whitewho appeared to her in the Eniall Is'niliskillen, Covinty of Fermanagh. Ireland Rtipated he uses the gentle family laxative, Farmers' notes discounted-., 9 .. � ; .. - . 1I r, 8 t ID 8,7 � I fish, fresh and salted, and the inevitable hours. This child was awakened by hear- of a family of Scottish descent w.ic'h ettled yr ip f Fig Drafts bought find Bold. I �� dish df Dundee marmalade, composedebiefly I . go* ON . Interest allowed on deposits at the rate :: - � I w Ing her nanic called twice, very loudly. in that locality over a century and a lialf . I . . - . T of 5 per cent. per annum. i 1i � of the rich rinds. of bitter oranges, boiled but did not takb any notice arid lay still. ago. He came to Canada 45 Years ago, and GRATE FUL-COINI FORTING. I I 9 I down into a rich, thi.ck jelly, with1fine lump Presently tile rooni became fainrly lighted, first settled at 'Nount Pl;asant in Brant SAL)i NOTES discounted, or taken for . - sugar ; also the firman haddy, delicate and and, to her astonishment, a tail f1gure ap- countyj removing some time -after to � Alid- . 7 1 . . i - . I . . . , . finely flavored. - � I' . peared to glide through the qlosed door. dlesex county. He taught .school- several EPPS.-S ,. COCOA colleet'01" � 9 . . I I . OFFICE -First door north Pf pteld a - 1. * Ati for American breakfasts, what can be The figure walked up and down In front years in the latter county, also in Perth and BR-EAKF-kST-SUPPER. i Xilson's Hardware Store. - , . . solid ? There is infinite variety, and tile of the child arid looked at her, went -to the Lambton. . After retiring from teaching he : ' I vlands are rich and rare'�-chi�fiy in the 6ther end :of the room, stood still and became an amateur farmer in the 11 By.� a thorough knowledge ol the natural laws SEAFORTH., I I eXcellent- hotels, which surpa . ss any other i township which govern the operations.of digestion ;and nutri. . . n then, still gazing, began to gesticulate, of McGillivray. About 15) years'ago he set- tion and by a careful application of the line proper- I I . � I the world.. E,very American has animal arid raising her hand commenced a long tled in Lucan, where he has since resided ties of well -selected Coma. Mr. Epps has provided for I . _, -_ food (unless lie is very poor) tw , ice if riot speech- with these strange words. - Behold Mr. Scott was twice married, and leaves our breakfast and supper a delleaWv flavoured bev- I I . thrice a day, arid at the artisan's and the che enemy cometh Prepare the way of eight of 6 family. Two in Michigan, three erage which may gave us many he&4'y doctors' bills. I- a 111111 . . ' ft is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that HORSES � - clerk's first meal there usually i� ii, liberal escape." At this point the little girl be. in the township of INIcaillivrhy, one in Lon- a conAtIt be gradually built up until strong. . allowance of sirloin or porterhouse steak. - came so terrified that she lild bar face in don township, arid one inSonibra township 160ugh:' W=`every tendency to disease. Run - The steaks are broiled over a bright, fire. ' dreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready -AND- � I the bedclothes and stopped her eari, so the eldEst sow being Dr. 8cott, of Forest to attack whet ever there to a weak point. We may topped with. chai�coal, or, in default of pure- � that she could not see or hear anything. He was a man of the ofil fashioned type, escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well I . carbon, with coke. - Salt is never put upon Presently she ventured to look up again sterling in 3haracter, upright, honest, and fortified w3b pure blood mid a properly nourished - M Im 0 Arrml _M1 . � . - - the steaktill, it is cooked, as it causes the arid saw tire app'a-rition slowly fading truthful, a life Iona sCudent of his old love, frame."---avil Service Gazette. v . . �.LA. .A. -L,JLJ JUJ .1 Alade simply with boiling water or milk. Sold juices of the Mitt to How, arid the steak Is away. -A talan ta, mathematics.' Het) was a Conservative in on] v in packets, by Grocers, labelled thus -. �. *r I only once turded while being cooked. It is . polities, and *a member of the Orabge order. JAMES EFT12A, PI 1XI, H--- On- I - FED 01% - - �. -1 , I generally served on a hot dish garnished . . Awed by the Czar. 6 � I I.> . � . I . I - I � _�;7 - - . -4 V_ . . __ . I �, - . - � I � I - I - I . 1 7-�7- � 11 I I , , _ � - — . . I - I - - — I - L . � I—— � . - FIN . � I I a I I %11 I . I 2 i - iv t �� It . - , - i % terval of three or four hours by the sub-. be proclaimed according to Christ's corn- hauling up the boy, the latter loosed his * 0 � ; . i stantial meal—bhe breakfast with the fork, mand, to every creature, and so will the ' hold on the chain arid slipped off the icy I Baby Wants It. Sruceffield Saw X �' * � which naturev Iniperatively demands. 'This nations be discipled by*iL" edge at the top of the well. He fell a dis- — . ill - . . - � second breakfast is a light ew,ly dinner,with - .. I .- tance of 40 fe;b, and his father supposed he * . - 'fish, -flesh and fowl, it may be, and a deli- vi�as dead, but was surprised to hear him I - - I HAMPTON COURT.--- . - cate dessert of fruit and crisp cakes: to end 0 — I calling to him. When brought out it was t The undersigned having It-Ased --the . : it. The breakfast begins about noon. rho 11auntedi xnaush, Palace and tho found that be had one leg broken, the bone Martin's I The English differs very much -from the : Ghost of t� lie Shrieking Qui:im. being badly splintered ' arid had sustained * I . I 1p Brucefield Saw Mill from Aft. Alex- I i French breakfast. Many persons' break - - severe bruises. . His escape -from death . . Mustard,is now preparedto do all"kinds ,-. - ' Much co my d1sappointmoilb, when stay- seemed miraculous. - q. of bustoin sawingo � n the shortest notiz;e � their fast wAh a dram—equivalent, I pre � rdina oiod ^ . sume, to the, 11 eye-opener, 11 41 cock -tail ') h3g At this palace, I did riot ai-ee even a res- 0 . . FOR ik, NTS AND JwVALIDS. and most Yeasonable ternis. I " whisky sour," and similar drinks in th'is V96 Of a ghost. afthough I Alppt Ili the . A� News Notes. / I � I country. They add a raw egg to the strong blue or "haunted room, " but must own —The Freemasons of Winnipeg have de- The most pdlatable food prepared, and The higbest cash prite will be. paid I I I . . mlock- I liquor they imbibe. Again, thete is jilmost that I certainly heard some weird sounds - aided to erect a handsome temple. is unequalled by any otherpreparation for Bass wood, Rock Elim, Ile . . I universal belief in the British mind that proceediag from tho ijcxt- room. ,zome. ' and other salable timbers. I delicote persons, even- young ladies of a . . - —Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage will shortly ofitsk-ind. The best food and the best I , tbing or some onle cried my door, knocked lecture in ToronW. . value, put up in one pound Tins, price Luniber, Shingles an:d draining Tile- � consumptive ti�deney, may cheat the sex- ' . I .1 I ton aud,'establish rude health by 'taking a i k;everal times. and on my opening 4 Ellere -The number of unemployed 'at Mon- 25 cts. per Tin.. always on hand. � I glass 6f ol&J was no one to be seen. Doors carefully treal is placed at 20,000. . . - . I I . amaica.rum, in a otumbler of . - 4 I . -The number of licenses in Hamilton Sold Retail by all- Drzigg CHOPPING. I milk, nop from the cow, provided that the looked at night, were' ,aonstantly tound ists and I : I . I effects are, walked off during the next hour. open In ths.morning, a-nd 1 saw one doc- will be reduced to 65, thus knocking off ten. Grocers and ft'h4lesii1e, IV I I u " Islowly r 'hu " I . t itself,- although there was no 'The aldermen have- also decided that the . I The regular'British. breakfast hag little . KERRY WATSON,& , O., PROPRIETCRS I resemblance to the French meal. It usually Wind at -all . hour for closingsball be 10 o'clock. . I "Ic 0 -hopping either by stone . . I consists, . among the middle class, including 9nce or -twice I farcled that footsteps -It is stated that the regular service of 11) . Momr-nMAIL'- - 11110 or grind�r tradesmen and shop keepers, simply of tea "emed to follow me along tile paSSa,rez or the new line of I steamers between BelgiMILJ .- done promptly and satisfa,etion guarall- . I . ,:. I ' - - . I . , i or coffee with plain- bread. As a general when I went up Mys old oak stairs , My and French ports' find Canada will begin in English walnut shells and bright coloredrib- teed. Chopping done on Tuesdays . I . boetess tells tile 6hao &he I -as heard I on d April. The steamers will run to Montreal . N 0 the shells � so they win not and Fridays. A trial is respectfu,I]y � rule, new bread is in little favor in a Witisli . . one. gie I � "I I � I I . - in the summer find to Halifax in the winter. a an or a i�. Take out. all the . t I kcreams &� nildilighi 'oom.ng from che . meat, then Aolicited. . I i household, from the prevailing belief t4at -it -Rev. I,. P. Hitimilond is holdingr most grii& the shells, and when they are perfectly 1416 � i . is 4ifficul; of digestion. Meat is b$ no -baunted gallery " which Is near to her _ ! f � I - I � . � I rnliins. common, and those who live b bv the successful evangelistic meetings in Chatham , JOSIA11 WATSON. . . I .. Apartment. supposed to be uttered dry.put them together again with some glue. � . I . I I I y ., at present. People from all around the at the stem end of each one fasten. ! � 1: raknual labor - are usually unable to.' 1frord rabriektn'g ghost.,- as Mr. Law Lerim It. the rib- -------- 11 � country are driving in to -%�ttend the meet- bon in between the shells. E ach ribbon is I � i : animal food at that meal. Frizydled bacon ID his new "Gu!(Ie to flampton Ccurt � I . . 'ings arid great interest is manifested. - -_ � I I . -, I white blue and pink - Cedar Posts'for 'Sale. : . is not unusual, and cold meat fro a previ- Palace," trom whict; ,! quote the !o -ow- different in color, red ) ' 3- i : I m in@ passage 3 Brown . . I . . oull dinner is frequently found on a side - -Mr. ThomaF , the Norwich solici- green, yellow and purple, three-quarters of - � I � 'i I I tor, charged with tryin- to induce a Crown an inch wide. The longest piece- is twelve i . table. But, as a rule, the ordinary English- * ,This old vrysterlous gallery !he door � The undenigned -has on Lot 16, ConceEsion, v,;, I witnesg named King to absent himself from inches, next eleven an Xbrris,a lot of good cedar posts which will be sold t 4 man gets aninial food only once a day. of which Is on the right as you go down . d so on, making each I I I ; . . . for 7 cents each. AII.M, and GEORGE JACKSON. I � . � . . . the Hartley murder trial, was honorably. one an inch shorter, thus; having the shells a . . i : In rich house,%, and especially in the the Gtal--,ase. Ii m i ts tianie f roin bei n g _z u p - 1414'x6 4 ; ; . ' c country, the perfection of the Efiglish P � 0-;�ed tu ae haarted by the shrlekinir ghost acquitted, having proved an alibi. . short distance apart.. Fasten the ends of all � I . a ; - -The Brantford friends ofHon..A.S. the ribbons togetberatthe., top, and cover J ; I breakfast is to be found. Delicate mutton of Katherine Howard It wap here, at an7 ! I : � . I . I . . and Mrs. Hardy surprised them by a visit them with a I Cheaper than Ewf� . or lamb chop8 ; rashers �of Ilome-cured rate that sbe szeaped from tier own ,.hain- ull bow of loops and ends of :1 . � . � - . i . on Saturday, the 25th anniversary of their the same colored ribbons. The sbell I . . � . bacon ; eggs, boiled by a spirit lamp, in a ber Jr. which she wai ,onfined before being a will . I . . I . . ' AVIDIrlding. Many liandbome presents were look pretty without gilding, and you may . I ; 7 silver ves8el on the table with a minute- went to the Tower, and ran along to seek A clearint, sale is now going on gfi 'y I . 0 a � � , made and k indly sentim ants expreseed. ' have as ninny as you wilsh. If it is not con- I 1 r glass to regulate the time; buttered muffins aD Imerview wltb Henry Vill, who w1i - .A. G. Ault's store. Before � � i I -Reeve McS%;,een, of L"eamington; at the venient to get the ribbon . twkin,� I . ; - . arid toast ; Norfolk bloaters, a species of bearing n3ass in the royal closet in the - ,use the same colors 1MK x � ; - . - herring, either fresh cured. or done ap into chapel. .11ust. however, as ahe reached the county (Souncil introdaged a resolution, in worsted, twisting several threads of it into sto6k I will give to all Cash buyelsv� . i 4 . , i . I I i . asking the Government to prohibit the ex- a thick cord - . the i I -paste, whidh is spread on dry bread ; cold door the guardi ielzed her arid carridd he -r * - 11 � I _ � portation of , natural gas. AIr. MeSween For a knit rug take pieces of -woolen goods, � I � ; I V I . ham and -tongue, with a raserve of game pie back. and ner ruthless hushand, in spite said that the piping ivf the gas to Detroit old or ne�v, just as you can get them. Cut , � I I and cold roast beef on the sideboard ; tea of her pierenig screaw.-;, which were heard = ! . meant in a little while the depletion of the the cloth Into strips hal Oreatest Bargains �. i and coffee, enriched with fresh cream. This almost, all over .1he- p -Mace. continu f an inch wide and .1 I J i . :i - ed ""9 South Essex fields and that thecounty wbateverlength our pieces Will cut some I i I - I d - ) I � .i8afirstmclassli,'nglish breakfast, too rich devotionii, uninoved Arid Ili .tlil.3 gallery, would then be in the same position as the of* the cloth in te thicker than athers, arid Ever ,got in Seafortb. I i 1. � and too abundant for the fit -at meal. It Is said, a female forin, dressed In -white, ay ___ � , - ! � -1 � About'one o'clock a lunch, consisting of hati beer seen coming toward tbe door of fields in Port Colborne are now. should be out a little narrower than: the thin : I I . - 0 � . M -Miss'Millie Logan, #laughter of Joseph pieces. After cutting all into stTips, sew � �, . . chops, chicken, sweetbreads, and peas, ton- the roya! pow. and, just a . *) lbs. good Brown fingar for V. : -1 � I � . I s she reaches It, Logan, of Blanshard, was visiting at bar them together "hit-aii(I.-inis , . . I gu�e arid barn, game, . . as Y?� would 2.5) lbs. good Graiiulatt�d Sugar for $7- .; .1 ple, etc., with -malt has been observed to hurry back with d1s. ale, when she was- for a rag earpet. 813 I I rl - � liqn6r, claret, and Rhine Wine. At six ordered garaients and a giiastly look of grandparents, near Thornd Use t�ste in -mixing the 3 Ibs. ,of the best 544c, Glreen, Black ! '; .1 I - taken ill with a, severe attack of diphtheria. colors, so that the light and dark will be �Tld Japan Tea for $1. i 1. f I I ,i � o'clock a regula,r dinner of �hree bourses, de-spair. utterin.ry aC the sanie time the Dr. J. W. Fordi- of that place, treated the divided and dashed with the light colors. 3 Bushels of Potatoes for ,$I 1 W, � . ! � � ' I rl � with varieties of liquors., Is kt any wonder most unearthly shrieks till she passes patient with the new remedy, anti-toxine, - Use plenty of black, it makes the colors Show 6 pounds nexv Raisins for 25c � i � ! I that the English gentlemen apd ladies re- thr6ugh the .dooT at the end of the gallery. with the most successful results. Without ,"more distinctly. Use two large wooden 6 lbs. ne-w- Currants for 25a . . - I I quire and take a great deal �f exercise to Tht! gailliry .'s now uie lumber room for the anti-toxine the doctor cousidered the knitting needles -mine are twenty inches � i : ! . . I. . I es. arid, qs the Emircase is lockect case would have terminated fatally. long and thick as b, common lead pencil -cast 6 lbs. of -figs for 25c I �, .11 nil &ke such large quantities of � rich food di- -old pletur ' 4i lbs.of rice for -25)e � : i . 1 7 1 gest ? About two hundred -apil. kty. years - at night, Elio vo!ce lot the 'Shrieking . I � I _ . I -The other day four men, named John on sixty stitche.4, knit back and forth, plain - 8 Ibs. of sulphur for 25c . :. N � � � ago Anna Boleyn Wrote : " I could man- queen' IE tut rarely beard,- Robinson, - Cullen, Wilkinson and Walter garter stitch. INfake it a yard and quarter 5) Ibs. new Prunes for 23c. i ,I 41 - � aggel- one pound of bacon and � tankard of ' Not oi,!y i# thettpecter of Jare SeymOuc Wigle, -with two teams, were cutting ice on long.. The sixty stitches wIll make it about- 5) Ibs. Tapioca for 125c , � - . . I � I ;� i � . P - I I . .. good ale for my breakfast." N . I Paid -to Imun t that, part of Lhe palace where the lake at Lear ton, when the ice sud- three-qupxters of a yard wide. The thickness 4 lbs. boneless fish for 23e - � -.1 � . w � . The Emperor Charles V. broke his fast in I wa@ staying, bul; u*he'phq�;t of Edward "in- I ii 4 . � 3 ; � denly broke up and carried the men and of your bloth and way. of knitting will make - 4 l,bs. Sea Biscuits for ,-),,),a : � 1. II . i . C, . 4 bed , at early dawn by, liter ally devouring the V1 @ nurse rin'd foster mother, Mrs. Penn. horses about three miles out in the lake. A some difference in the size -some knit so 1_. ; � � . I 3 boxes of Ed(ly's hest niat clics, 25e , , � 8 I I . .1 whole of a chicken stewed in milk. � After It Is also affirnied that in one of the rooms boat from the here went to their - rescue much closer than others. You may make the 8 piece, colored toilet setts, worth i - �, that lie again betook himself to� skep,,�hicli, Iry wlilch she lived may he Ilear(l th . I f L Finish the two ends $ 1 � I 'I � 10 601111(l and succeeded in gettii1ig the men safely rug any size'you wish. X � perhaps, was the beat thing hebould do. of a Epinning wheel -she used to occupy I)a * .2.50 for $2.00 1 .I .1', I A ck to land after great - difficulty. The with fringe, all bfack or mixed colors. This Best S2 parlor lamps for S1.50. . � � - The Scotch.biteak-fast is �o g, I � - - � . . � �od that 1) ' r. much of her thiie !n sphinhi,ir horses and sleighs were lost. � . : I . will be a very beavy piece of -w&k,_ but when �. , Johnson, 'who heartily disliked 18cotland and Footsteps are also heard hers and I come one, Come all, and Secure 'solue ' i. . n -Richard Ardagli, chief of the Toronto finished will look so nice and be so useful ': ,most of its natives, acknowledged thati the differert parts of th-e older portion of the � . fire department, died on Sunday morning, that it will pay for the trouble'of 'making, of the ,iood bargains, - i� i � . mi Nurse Penn may -decasionally January 27th, -it 10 o'clock, from the effecit's We have made two and have anotber under ? 0 -, . : best thing a man could do, weri,e he air epi. palace, a %_) u � cure, would be to break his fast in Scotland. -be seer at niidnight'glidli)g slowly abou� of injuries received at the fire of January way.-Ilka. i � . I : He sa,id,this during his journe ' to the the long, galleries'and stateroonis of clia 6th. wheii the Globe building arid other *.-- - A. G. AULT, C4th. - z a Chiefly for th y � Hebrides in 1773, a bengfi t of � ; . palace, her fact) partirilly concealed by'i establishments were destroyed. While- The Modern Invalid - � " the bairns""though the. elders do not large gray ho3d arid dressed .in a long nar- fighting the fire, lie unexpectedly found his - I I i disdain such simple fare-& groat bowl . of row robe, means of exit cut off, and to escape Arith Has tastes Madicinally-11in keeping with other stirabout, made from oat uWal, smokes oa Within tho last two nfbnths no less tban his life had to jump 40 feet to the ground. luxuries. A remedy must be pleasingly ac- I �ce SMI 01 � the breakfast table in middle-class Scottish I three ghosts had been plainly- seen in on() He ,was 63 years of age, and weighed 220 "Ptable in form, purely wholesome in corn- I . . ,4 houses. Th�re are also coffee cold meat room- and two in anotlic.- A little girl of pounds. � . position, truly beneficial in effect and an- :S_A9LMT_7K:3MJRS_ 6 I * � and game pie : eggs and mutton barn ; that IV years, sleeping in the earne room, gives -Adam Scott, mlho died at Lucan, on the ,tirely free from every objectionable uality. ; great dish, �& it 31 I � red -round of beef, cakes a clear arid graphic descri . If really ill be consults a physician Nf a A General Bankiri business transacted. $ � 0 ption of ti wonia n 22nd of .January, was born 89 years ago, in , on- 9 _. 1 of all sorts ; 'oftimes a cold sheep's head ; In whitewho appeared to her in the Eniall Is'niliskillen, Covinty of Fermanagh. Ireland Rtipated he uses the gentle family laxative, Farmers' notes discounted-., 9 .. � ; .. - . 1I r, 8 t ID 8,7 � I fish, fresh and salted, and the inevitable hours. This child was awakened by hear- of a family of Scottish descent w.ic'h ettled yr ip f Fig Drafts bought find Bold. I �� dish df Dundee marmalade, composedebiefly I . go* ON . Interest allowed on deposits at the rate :: - � I w Ing her nanic called twice, very loudly. in that locality over a century and a lialf . I . . - . T of 5 per cent. per annum. i 1i � of the rich rinds. of bitter oranges, boiled but did not takb any notice arid lay still. ago. He came to Canada 45 Years ago, and GRATE FUL-COINI FORTING. I I 9 I down into a rich, thi.ck jelly, with1fine lump Presently tile rooni became fainrly lighted, first settled at 'Nount Pl;asant in Brant SAL)i NOTES discounted, or taken for . - sugar ; also the firman haddy, delicate and and, to her astonishment, a tail f1gure ap- countyj removing some time -after to � Alid- . 7 1 . . i - . I . . . , . finely flavored. - � I' . peared to glide through the qlosed door. dlesex county. He taught .school- several EPPS.-S ,. COCOA colleet'01" � 9 . . I I . OFFICE -First door north Pf pteld a - 1. * Ati for American breakfasts, what can be The figure walked up and down In front years in the latter county, also in Perth and BR-EAKF-kST-SUPPER. i Xilson's Hardware Store. - , . . solid ? There is infinite variety, and tile of the child arid looked at her, went -to the Lambton. . After retiring from teaching he : ' I vlands are rich and rare'�-chi�fiy in the 6ther end :of the room, stood still and became an amateur farmer in the 11 By.� a thorough knowledge ol the natural laws SEAFORTH., I I eXcellent- hotels, which surpa . ss any other i township which govern the operations.of digestion ;and nutri. . . n then, still gazing, began to gesticulate, of McGillivray. About 15) years'ago he set- tion and by a careful application of the line proper- I I . � I the world.. E,very American has animal arid raising her hand commenced a long tled in Lucan, where he has since resided ties of well -selected Coma. Mr. Epps has provided for I . _, -_ food (unless lie is very poor) tw , ice if riot speech- with these strange words. - Behold Mr. Scott was twice married, and leaves our breakfast and supper a delleaWv flavoured bev- I I . thrice a day, arid at the artisan's and the che enemy cometh Prepare the way of eight of 6 family. Two in Michigan, three erage which may gave us many he&4'y doctors' bills. I- a 111111 . . ' ft is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that HORSES � - clerk's first meal there usually i� ii, liberal escape." At this point the little girl be. in the township of INIcaillivrhy, one in Lon- a conAtIt be gradually built up until strong. . allowance of sirloin or porterhouse steak. - came so terrified that she lild bar face in don township, arid one inSonibra township 160ugh:' W=`every tendency to disease. Run - The steaks are broiled over a bright, fire. ' dreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready -AND- � I the bedclothes and stopped her eari, so the eldEst sow being Dr. 8cott, of Forest to attack whet ever there to a weak point. We may topped with. chai�coal, or, in default of pure- � that she could not see or hear anything. He was a man of the ofil fashioned type, escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well I . carbon, with coke. - Salt is never put upon Presently she ventured to look up again sterling in 3haracter, upright, honest, and fortified w3b pure blood mid a properly nourished - M Im 0 Arrml _M1 . � . - - the steaktill, it is cooked, as it causes the arid saw tire app'a-rition slowly fading truthful, a life Iona sCudent of his old love, frame."---avil Service Gazette. v . . �.LA. .A. -L,JLJ JUJ .1 Alade simply with boiling water or milk. Sold juices of the Mitt to How, arid the steak Is away. -A talan ta, mathematics.' Het) was a Conservative in on] v in packets, by Grocers, labelled thus -. �. *r I only once turded while being cooked. It is . polities, and *a member of the Orabge order. JAMES EFT12A, PI 1XI, H--- On- I - FED 01% - - �. -1 , I generally served on a hot dish garnished . . Awed by the Czar. I I I ., l'.. I —General Booth and staff arrive(] in Lon- LONDoN, ExeLAND. IIS98-26 I.> . � with horsetwhsh ; sometirne� iiteaks are , ravored ,with e6unded onions and chopped . The Emperor Nicholas 1, great -grand- . don on Saturday night, 26tb ult.,-and de- so- . . -welcomed Stark's Pomders, - - FEAR'S parsley, and often served with mushroom' s father of Clio present young czar, inspired spite the ragring storm, was' at each package of which contains , two tireDarations one in a round wooden box the � . L, ie station by it large at owd. Vue of the I I cover of which forms a measure for one dose, an im- At an American breakfast eggs are' gen- the Russians with awe at tire v gin- first to grasp the general's liand was Mayor mediate relief lor Sick Readacheand Stomach,also, � . . . erally broken into and eaten out of a glass aing of his reign. His oldest brother, Little, who, with City Clerk Kingston and Neuralgia. and all kinds of nervous pains, and an- . , verywhere else out of the shell. Fish is ' Alexander 1, was childless, and the next ,Alderinan George W. Arinstrong was pres� other In capsules, (from J;W J of one it; an ordinary - T often served ; but unfortunatelyi fish ,which heir to the throne wa3 Coirstanaiie, Elie dose which acts an the Bowels. Liver and Stomach . 'Taif of the complaints. They do not all most pills and sompny - � . brother, IN-lebolas, being third. eat to welcome the general on be C-0-M)ITION is only half or a third of the price of meat - second . city. Then there was 'Mr. Thomas McCjor- other medicines doAose tbel r effect or produce R Mr . in all the rest of the world is as dear as But Alexander made Nicholas his heir I . -k, whose guest the general was, during r!onatipation, find are nice to take. 25 cents al box, - I meat in the United Statesw The perfection by an edict, Constantine roo,ognizing his rare - 0 at all medicine dealers. I �i b � . whe�tt-cakes arid ma,ple molasses. theless. when Alexander died, there was his stay. Mr. McCorn-lick had a. carriage in . v v . _" E RS - - _' ofan American'breakfast is sausages, buck- .own Incapacity to become oniperor. Never- wait ng., arid after IL few brief greetings wit � -0*00 . Bu.�k- a the array officers, the 'general entered the Buokwheat Straw for Fodder. POWDI - wheat cakes and maple molasses are suell It conspiracy to put Constantine on the carriage and drove off amid more music, . . Notmanyof ourbreed,ro have much confidence combination of nectar and ambrosia as ju - throne, and an immense crowd gathered :n buckwhe t straw and what they can pick up on Always look slick &nd- fat, and thrive pl- more cheers -and more volleys. Owing to the 1he barn ya do it given Dick's Blood Purifier, because tor and the other gods on .. Mount Olympus, before the equestrian statue of Peter Clio fatigue of. travelling and constant public it gives goo health, good appetite, good digestion. an their food. * not being Americans, wid knowing not the Great In the great square of St. Peters- speaking tile general rested Satilrday night, Try a box your horse which is not thriving. . sugar maple tree, might sigh for *in vain. burg to support three regiments of troops V - A mam inust be hard to please who cannot who had pledged themselves to carry out but c�� Sunday was present at, three services '_ to IF � �� . - be thoroughly patisfied with air American the plot. . . speaking to numerous crowds. He was well Su red for Twelve Years. Notice. 4) @1 - -1 : I I received arid -. left a most favorable impres- Mr. George H. Williams, the extensive manufac- breavlist. I - . Nicholas -ordered several regiments to I - and heard him. turer of fruit baakets Thorold, writes: 11 I suffered . I I I sion on all who saw . 411 I Wie'followinco story was current a few face the rioters and rode forth, surrounded -The following list of patents recently `3v s verely from sAind nervous .headaches and The greatest care - - tin by his staft, and confron' biliousness for o4r twelve yea s and bad tried all the I . .1 I years ago, tha on landing in New York a ted the crowd * grantedto inventors re'siding in the Do- advertised pi)] -v, poi�,d,er% and other medielnes, but is exercised inselect- I . gentleman of tire Hibernian persua.sion, an- Xn officer galloped from the mutinous ininion of Canada, is reported : A. Begg - obtained verY little re:ief, ur til about two ,r,,,,,,,,, ' � 11 � . dowed with the lightness of heart and lan- reglinerits, his.right hand thrust into the Winuipeg, Manitoba, Histor�y of the Nortll.' I beiran to use Stark's. Powders. They give rinemediate ing the ingredients 15 . guage often ey)joyed by the " Irish emi- breast of Ills uniform. The 'emperor ad. west (copyright) ; ,W. 1-1. Roger, Ottawa, relief." Price, 25c, a box ; sold by all medicine fiom Which tljis val- ' . � gra,ut," was eiitbusiastically received by a . ,vanced alone to meet him. Ontario, Tonic for nervous disease (trade dealers. -11" so � uable compound is � I � . . . I . jovial compatriot who, having enjoyed ibe "What do you bring me?" asked NAch- mark) ; 01. H. Garrow, Aurora, Ontario., Skin Diseases. . prepared, so that we I � : free air of Manhattan for about six months olas when they halted ata sword's length clothes horse: W. Laynr,, .Athens, Ontario, Skin disess,39 are fbore or less occasioned by b.%d are willing to pledge . . , 0 - arid being already a thriving citizen and a, from each other. . R tobis - I " good deafocirat," invited his It new chum" The emperor's fearless gaze unnerved shaft tip; .J. H. 011, Sf� T116111as, On- blood. B B.B. cure@ the following Skin Diseases : them StriCtl puTe. I �11 te atent sold.) United 8tates Sningi-es, Erysipelas, Itching [tubes, Salt Rheum, y I to cat a brc4fast with him forthwith. the officer. *Ills hand: moved convulsively g cra rl (P Westrnin- Scald'Head, Eruptions, Pimples and Blotehe,i, by This explains, in a 21 . . -L ' es R. Austin, New tario P Rushin- into a restaurant lie ordered a under his uniform, Without saying is . pate �ts ('Ila . removing all impurl�ies frfirn the blood from a cam- 8�er' ' cl,jl - - I 0 ' Canada, aping machine ; A. Bar mon Pimple to the worst Scrofulous Sote.. measure, their great popularity. And ,iv " double porterhouse steak," and was word he turned hl -;z horse arid rode back 60 hite, Toronto, Ontario, horse detaching de- -0 - quickly served -with a fine species of genu&* his associates. � I . vice (patent sold) ; P. Dansereau,-'Montreal, Dr. Low's Pleasant Worm-Syrupremoves worms of unparalleled - Success. Full directions steak. " By tire poNvers!".cried the new , "The czar looked at me with such a ter. Quebec, roller bearing, A. 1. Farnam, Dun- all kinds from childyen or adults. on every pickagge. Priee-25.c per comer, " to think my mothWs son should r4ble glance that. I could not' kill MID," ham, Canada, fly 'Icatcher; R. C. 'Moran, I P01113d, Or three pounds for 50c, at . cross 'tire salt sea to eat a mutton chop Faid be to those who Joudly asked why. pe ,Sherbrooke, Canada, steam apparatus ; M. . . made, of beef.". . . I . bad not executed bils purpose. -Youth s V. B. Nichols at al, Port Arthur, Canada, . � . I - I - . compani ?P - brolley-catcher; ,Jolin H.Thanier, Roseville, When Babv was sick, we . gave her Castorla. FEAR'S Drug Store, I - TY�PHOID FEVER. . . le. , 11U . p tG the Scratch." - Canada, bag -holder. . I When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla. ,' - SEAFORTI-1. . I I . . . . * . . . Is this expresslon derived froin blip old Hard Tinaes Failey -Work. . When she became -Xiss, she clung to Castoria. ----------- ____ - - --- - The After Effects of the Disease . 0 - � q often More Serious -and Fatal Idea that. a witch wnz deprived of tier I)o%v Last winter during the cold, gloomy (lays, 'When she had Children, sbagave thein,CastoA96 I .� . than Typhoid Itself of by a per -son drawin- her blood GODERICH V� . � by I passed away some of the time -in making i I � I scratching her't ;r. Ole trial of Richa�rd fanay work. I had some heavy ,white linen; . I � H1:AfB'F,P_qTo\F,, Ontario, February 4tb, - Hathaway,.%14 a cheat ,and Impostor, a5 it had been usedand washed t%%46, but*.it steam Boiler Works. Typhoid , fever.is a disease to be dreaded be- Surrey asslze& March. 24 1703, it was a)- looked g . ood as new. I bought a few skeins Beyond Dispute. I . - (ESTABLISHED 18W.) . . � cause of its dangerous nature C . 4 - Aeged aryaInst hlin that. lie dicl In the I ,is well as for of worsted -split 7ephyr-colors were red, There is r.o better, .safer or inore pleasant cough . - the fact that some disagreeable results us. pre�ence and hearin, of divers persons. pink-' and blue. Nly firsit piece Nvas for a reniedy made than 11agyard's Pectoral Balsam. It - falsely. devilishly and. knowingly, arid as jai cures Hoarsencia, Bore Throat. Coughs, Colds, � a when the patient has escaped � -ge lamp. I took a big sheet of paper, on �OHRYSTAL, nally superven ' A1111- so � . froni,the clutches of the disease. Harvey a false Impostor, pretentl snd alffirn) 0no this I placed a milk pan -such tins as are Bronchitis and all throat and lung trouble's. . Hucecogor to Chryatal & Black, . H. Neff, of this place, convalescing after an he was bewitched by Sarah,Nlorduck, and used to get milk in. By the top of the tin . - - %ttack of typhoid when lie was prostrated that by reason thereof fie c3old oot eat, I draw a circle. I have a red stand cover That Racking Cough cah. be quickly cured by Ilag- Manufacturers of all kiDds of Stationary I by a severe form of kidney disease. He wa, yard's Pectoral Baltam. Price 25c. . Marine, Upright & Tubular s but had fasted ter weeki. success!VC!y, ,3n� with ri, wreath'of ivy leaves on it. It is a . � � bedridden for weeks, and nomedicine that he preDended also thaB lie was affected with printed cover. I draw one of the prettiest . - - - . took wits of any avail.. But like a light in dli,,ers diseases, and c.har. by drawing ,blood lefixes arid then inarked it around tile circle The Plain Truth Tells. BOILERS - - - I the darkness, came the news of . .what Dodd's i , MITI she sa!d Sarat' by icratching be onthepaper. larningeditsoastomake-a Consti,ration, lfeadache,Billousnefs and Bad Blood - Kidney Pills had (lone for othe� viatims of fboiild be-freei (rom bif Faid preteric'ed 0 . are promptly cared by Burdock Blood BitteriR, which Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iror Works� � , I , very pretty design, then laid the linen on acts upon the stomach, liver, bowels and blood, etc., etc. � kidney disease. Flv� boxes of the pills put bewitching. ard that the defendant did the pattern and marked it. It is worked ouring all their diseases. 9 - I . .N,lr. Neff oil his feet again, thoroughly cured. 6hereupon scratch the said -Sarah and draw with blue worsted, and looks very pretty. - - - Also dealers In Upright and Horlwntal glide VsIv4@ � . . � � - t)food (rom her, and thereupon fa4sely af- It is .such a pretty edge afterbeing cut out. Norway Pine Syrup cures Coughs. Zngines. Automatic Cut-,9ff -Eng-ines,al ty, � . ' fIrm, that by drawino the said blood be Another piece has ,in edge somfAlling like Norway Pine Syrup cures Bronchitis. IZ40 *Of pipe And 1pe-fitting oorad�& , *11 und. The Bible As It Is. a 0 Norway Pine,Syrup heals the lungs. WmAtes furnishelvon short notice. waE freed from W)e sald diseases, where- a clover leaf. -1 took the leaf from the can- - Works--Oppolifte Go T. R. Station. Goderkh. Dr. Paton kv,ows all about savage nations, as, I.n truth And ' fact, be never was be- tre of a piece of Roman embroidery. The 0 -op— . _ . � . � ind about converts from heathenism, and ivItched,I oor bad fa-sted, a! aforesaid and Piece is -twelve inches square, worked with , After La Grippe. --,. __ lie relies on -wha,t lie has seen of the power 'knew,himsalt aoE w be bewitcl�,ed by line blue; some pieces are pansies -worked in re(l After Is, Grippe obstinate coughe lung trouble etc I I . :)f the Word of God to regenerate men, and said Sargh and pink, others are wild rose blossoms. I frequently. follow. Tberels no r�lnleiryflo pwl;pi: . re-triould societ . lie said; "Down in the Forby, -Vocabulary of East Anglia," made three pieces the size of 9, tea -plate and at the same time tffectual and plessank aim Ili] - .V . burn's Cod Liver Oil EmWsion with Wild Che"y and YOUNG ,LADIES - �'outh Sea Islands me have no doubt as to volume Z. 1630, Eaya; with a large clover leaf edae. Thev aredone I et) Hypophosphites, whichis the latest and best com- �he inspiration of the Bible, we have no ad- 'Where 3 witch lz known 6c harbor ro. with red and pink and blue. I initIde four- binalion of anti -consumptive remedies. Prices 50c. -XXI) - e Word of God,- or in the grand old pressed an �ntentlor 3f doing him ar !n- I ,tin . quite . prouil of my "hard tirdes I --_-.116-1111111111. _1E N T L E M E N , . vanced views � to sb itke the faith of the ped- sentment against any � one. or Cc have ex- teen pieces; they cosu less than fifty cents. and $1.00 per bottle. .. ple in th C, � I Burdock Pills, sniall, safe and sure, regulate the G . . Lruths that liave been handed down to ut, jury It is hold to be a sure preservative if work. " ' . . . 1. Liver and cure Constipation. - . - ind, I trust, are dear to every Christian the partly chreatened can draw blood frorn _My sister has a very pretty "dusting- 01111,00- Send 9 cents in stamps or :rio cents:"I ver, and we - aere. Wheix we see the Bible, and the the sorceress, and niany a poor,old woman apron.," It is very odd. The apron is fine . . Obstinate Coughs. win send yf,u by return mail the :ruths it unfolds, converting savages of the hag beer, sacrificed froili therecc)ved opir- -white linen, in the Ir.ft corner is worked a , ion that a witch w,,Il not come &o che half moon, seven stars, clouds listinatc Clougbe yieldtothe grateful soothing Perfect Letter WFW%,P [owe9t grades, bringing them to become sons 0 UJIL . ) action of Norway Pine Syrup. The raekin.4, persis- it - trid daughters 4 tile Lord Jesus Christ and scratcri.-Not-efi ani Queries. mcross the moon is an old woman sitting on tent cough of consumptives In quickly relieved bY A ne2t little book, being a perfect guide In the aft, of . , .. .. - ,.nabling them to live ,pure and peaceful , . a, broom. On her bead is a pointed cap- in this unrivalled throat and lung remedy-. Price 25c. utter Wriving. it contains letters of Love, Fniend- I ives ; we adore Cod for the light arid power #_ her band a, dustirig-brush from which the, arid 50c. � . I . ship, Business, etc., with valuable instructiom, ailld � -*-- I lidivic.e. Every young man and woman should have I . A His own4foly Word, and we believe that -A serious accident happened a few daYs dast is fallin,t The design is worked with this book. A,ddre � to, . . � :he Book 'will go on conquerhig and to�acvn- ago on the farm of Arthur Abbott, 3rd con- fine black am roidery cotton, the stitch is ' No Equal to It. . . so cession of West Nissouri. Henry Near and only outline. ! As Frost Bites, Chilblains, Burns and OLI luev, and that the wave f criticism and a cure for NOVEILT. Y FUS' li-,!'Enogel Scalds, Chafing, Chapped Hands, Inflamed Breasts � loubt, 'whi%lb now shake the faith of so , his son James, aged 14 years, were busy A pretty ornitment to liang from the- gas BI Ingersoll, Ont. ' * sprains, Wounds, mises, 11agyard's Yellow 0111e - - riany will pass away, while tire Gospel will I working at - a well, and as Mr. Near was or corner of picture frames, is made of six the most rtliable remedy on the market. I 1402x28 . . � . I I , � 14 _. . , � - - . I . - I : - I . I . � . � - I - � y. � I � . . � . . . . I i I . . I � . , I I W � : . . , L'.--. - ____ . . .- - - - _' -L - . ____ .. , I �_ � ..... . . _-_-__-,__a___ .. . .... --- ., - _ - Z-1 _. _--_ - __ _.___.____ � _.____.____, �_ _ -111___.-_,1___- - - — . ---L--- --- -_&� , � - � � � I