The Huron Expositor, 1896-06-19, Page 22
BARG„LANS
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POPULAR CH CERY
SEAFORTa.
Maple Syrup, 25c per quart; 5 lbs. new
Prunes, 25e; 5 lb. dried Apples, 25e; 5 lbs.
good Currants, 23c; 25 lbs. Raisins for $1. ;
10 lbs. Sulphur '5e; 5 bars Surprise soap,
25e; 6 bats Century Soap and a large pit-
cher, 25c; 2 lbs. Japan or black Tea for
25o, giving geed satisfaction; try them.
We can give you good canned Corn at 7c
per can'or four for 25c. We are still giv
ing big bargains in Crockery and Glassware,
as we are giving up this line.
We always pay the highest market price
in cash or trade for good butter and eggs.
The "Popular Store
ROBB BROS.,
SEAFORTH.
THE SEAFORTH
Musical - Instrument
• EMPORIUM.
• ESTABLIHED, 1873.
Owing to hard times, we have con-
cluded to sell Pianos and Organs at
Greatly Reduced Prices,
Organs at $5 and upwards, and
Pianos at Corresponding prices.
SEX US BEFORE PURCHASING.
SCOTT BROS.
IMPORTANT TO
SCHOOL - BOARDS.
• THE . .
Fisk Teachers' Agency,
BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING,
25 King Street West, Toronto.
Supplies schools with teachers for all
grades. No charges. We make enquiries
for confidential information concerning all
applicants, and our recommendations can,
therefore, be relied upon. Write us if you
require a teacher. Information given to
teachers on application.
W. 0.• litipTAGGART B A
.,
(Toronto University) Manager,
Liite of Huron Cbuuty.
1442-52
. .
I carry the largest stook of new designs and finest
Pods at the lowest prices of any house in the county!
New good sold as cheap as any old stock or out of
date goods. Why Ican do so id bee.ause goods bought
now are bought from 1 to 10 cents per roll less than
they were when old etock was. My expenses are low.
I have a bg stock and need the money. Wall papr
frank 31 coots per roll up. Window shcles, Mould-
ings, Cornice polls, &o. &e., as cheap as any in the
trade. City Wall Paper Houe, Main St. $eaforth,
opposite John St.
JAS. GRAVES,
PraOtical Paper Hanger and Painter.
L have secured the services of three flrst-olass paper
hangora and can do work at the ehortest notice. All
work guaranteed unsurpaased. For proof of the
.bove call and see for yourself.
Wall paper trimmed free.
J. C. Smith & CO.,
A General Banking business transacted.
Farmers' notes discounted.
Drafts bought and sold
Interest allowed on deposits at the rate
of 5 per cent. per annum.
SALE NOTES discounted, ar taken for
collection.
OFFICE -First door north of Reid &
Wilson's Hardware Stre.
SEM OTA.
THE FARNIRS'
Banking - House,
Clizt`T :EFL
(In connection with the Bank of Monreal.)
• LOOAN. & CO.;
RANKERS AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. -
OFFICE -In the Commercial Hotel build-
ing, next be the Town Hall.
A General Ranking Business done. Drafts,
issued and cashed. iliterest allowed on depoits.
MONEY TO I-E.'ND
On geed notes or mortgages.
ROBERT LOGAN, MANAGER.
1.058
• GODERICH
Stearn Boiler Works,
(ESTABLISHED 1880.)
A. CITRYST A L
Successor to Claryetal & Bleak,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Stationary
Marne, Upright & Tribrde.i
BOILERS
bait Pans/Smoke Stack, Sheet Iron Work,
etc., etc.
Also dealers in Upright and Horizontal Slide Valae
;wines. Automatic Cut -raft Eugines a ape:laity. All
iZe3 of pipe and pipo-fittig ormatantly on hand
Iteilleates tarnished on ahort notice.
Woks-Oposie G. T. IL Station, Goderich.
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• e.
\a:
Jafincs B. Nichols°
•
CANCER ON TH
• lijUltED• BY -
9
Sarsa-
"I consulted doctors who
me, but to no purpose. I stiff
seven 'long yea,ss. Finally, I
Ayer's Sarsaprilla. In a- we
noticed a decided improveme
aged by tills result, I persever
month or so the sore began
after using -the Saraapazilla for
-the last trace of the cancer dis
JAMES -B. 1sTicnoris0rt, poren
y abig.
S OitySars parilla
escribed for
red in agony
egan taking
k or two I -
t. Encour-
d, until in -a
o heal, and,
six months,
ppeared."-.
eville, N. B.
Admitted at the World Fair.
411wis ..r.rzzs zuguiate the .Bewea.
REAL ESTATE FOR SAL.
TiOlt SALE OR TO RENT. -The house lately oo-
oupied by Wm. Ceram:than East of St. James'
Church, Seaforth. Apply to F.'HOLMESTED;
• 1453t1
MIAMI FOR SALE -100 acres, in the township of
J !, Grey, near Brossels, There is on it nearly 60
acres of bush, about half bleak ash, the rest hard-
wood. A never -failing spring of water runs through
the lot: • Will he sold at a big bargain. For particu-
lars, apply to MRS. JANE WALKER,- Box 219,
Brussels. 1470
ASPLENDID CHANCE. -For sale, Lot 20, Lake
Road East, Ray, containing 146i -wires of splens
did land, nearly all cleared and in a good atate et
cultivation, There is a good bank barn and two
dvvelling-houses-one frame and one log -also a large
bearing orchaid and plenty of good water. It is
seven miles, tram Zurich and six miles from Dash.
wood viflages, midis close to a good pohool. It is a
most desirable farm, and will be sold cheap _and on
easy terms, or will be exchanged for a smaller place.
This is a spier did chanca ter any person desiring a
good farm. Apply on the premises, or address the
undersigned,Johnsores Mills P. O. ISAAC WHIT-.
MORE, Proprietor. • 1487x4
FARAI FOR SALE.' -For sale, Lot 1, Conceadon
6, 'ilullett, containing 100" acres, all cleared,
well underdrained, and 13 a good state of cultiva-
tion. Them are 15 acres sown with fall wheat, and
alt the fall plowing done. There is on the place a
frame house with kitchen and woodshed attached,
has two frame -barns with other outbuildins. This
is a good farm, well situated, being 9 miles from Sea -
forth, 7 miles from Clinton, and It. miles from the
village of Kiaburn, and will be sold on reasonable
terms. Apply to the proprietor on the premises, or
address W. LEITCH, Constance P. 0. 146141
SPLENDID FARM FOR SLE. -Lot 25, Conces-
sion 6, Township of Morris, containing 150 acres
suitable for grain or stock, sitnated two and a half
miles from the thrivina village of Brusele, a good
gravel road leading thereto; 129 acres cleared and
free from stun:pa, 6 aeras cedar and ash and balance
hardwood. Barn 5160 with straw and hay shed
40x70, stone stabling. underneath both. The house
la brick, 22x82 with kitchen 18x26, cellar underneath
both buildings. All aro now. There is a large youpg
orchard. School on next lot. The land has a good
natural drainage, and the farm is in good condition.
Satisfactory reasons for selling. Apply at Tux Ex-
POSITOR. OFYIO, or on the premises. WM. BARRIE,
Brussels. 133541
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THE IfURON EX
imissomm
Amused=
STORY OF HER RUB
THE FAMOUS JEWEL IN T HE LCN-
DON TOWER.
Strata* Sarcaem or History - Hots. the
Great • Ituby Was Quarriedl From the
Z.IMe of Illuider-A. Picturesque and 'inv.
, eel Glance at History.
[Special Correspondonch.] .
LONDON, May 18.. -In a grim and flah-
Ing room in the Tower of London th ro
lives a heart shaped ruby. I . •aay "live,"
for this restless drop ofjewel I blood, l4sls
adent, beating globule of crimson 11 120,
pulses with an awful llfe. Great memo les
glance along its fierce eye. As the tduaist
stranger Passes slowly befpre its pd.:1;318a
beauty its cheek- seems to flush and th ill
i
and the wild, impatient Wood to b at
against its barriers and start to tell he
tell the whole magnificence of its old io-
whole tale of how it came to ngland, to
mance; to tell the whole sbanie of its clo-
ture by Christian heretics,
From the grim room where it lives akin°
today it is carried once only in the annhls
of a cenury. I say a "grim room," for no
. THE QUREN'S CROWN.
more imposing anafterrible structure hs
outfaced the pale flash of phantcan yea ss
than the Tower of London. A residen e
for kings, across whose portals the proc s -
stens of the Plantagenets sweptin gtea y
civic) splendor wheu -men of other. natio s
were cursing and squatting on vast leo e
. piles of stone, to arise by and by on t
borizon wall of history as the Krenali
the Vatican and the Escurial; a fortre s,
akleam with terrible challenge to nations,
with impregnable outpats of pow r,
Whose iron teeth of raniparts spoke' e-
&Sive survey across the moupting oce n
of red civil strife,- the Tower of Lend n 1
has gazed unshaken down the brawl f
genratioos.
"The Tower • of London is not xno e
blooiiy than the crown of England," sa s
one of England's foremost wrters. F d
with murder and fed with night, nourish d
with 'evanescent gleams of royal glo y
whe a Henry III or an Edward In be d
cour thereto, or when, In 1390, the ohi ••-
alry of Europe tournayed on its fields,- t o
life bf the old Tower of London flicke -s
fron sunshine to shadow even as the play
and all of cloud across England's skie.
To xame its several towers is to name the
long procession of England's Sttipendo s
past You pass from one to •the other f
these towers, conducted by the quaiilt
beefeater. Ho wears the dross of the yo -
man of of the guard of the days of Henry
VIM It gives you quite a start to glance
at the medals on his breast and see among'
them the Balaklava 'distinction, and to
know that he is one of the immortal Lig t
brigade. , "What did you think of that
day?' was the inane question once put tio
the grim old soldier. "We only thought
• how to get out of it," he answered lacon-
ically.
He shows you all the towers. He Ida
you -put your finger into. the th um bscreW
and lay your head on the beheading bloat
-yea and try on the executioner's sneak -l-
and suddenly, Lona out this room, whor
the very air reeks with blood, there flash°
beyond a wonderful light, the silicon of the
crown jewel room, where the dianion
sparkle is liko white (lowdropsi glitter o
England's sward untinged by history
pressed only by the glad little feet of En4
land'sthrushos in the first fresh time. 71
Locked in a ponderous cage. that standa
in tho conterof the room, guarded all day
long by an official, aro the crowa jewels of
tbe realm. Amid all the dazzle your eye
seks first the crown of England. TI1-
cap of purple velvet is inclosed in hoods o
silver, surmounted by a bail and cross re-
splendent with diamonds. In front of the
crown is the heart shaped ruby,. and this
Is its history:
Transport yourself from the fog of Lon-
don tothe sun of Spain and the jeweled
georoctu of the Moorish palace of the Al-
oazar in Seville. It is the year 1367 A. D.
Seville, wrested from the Arab, is the cap-
ital of Spain. Peter the Cruel reigns' in
the Aloazar. Peter the Cruel is entertain- .
ing the RedKing of Granada, the Moorish
prince who still reigns on the Alhambra
bill. The Red Arab king is magnificent
at the banquoteand among the jevvols that
braid his garments one great rub tt shakes
out its long spears of crimson light like
tbe red sunset swords that his mighty an-
14EA i /NG BLOCK, AX AND MASK.
()esters w tried, reeking, over deserts.i
This ruby nAS rested in the bosons of love;
rising and ailing on his beloved mistross'i
breast in ',110 tent life under the stars
This ruby s dear to him as hor crime°
lips, and h wears it grandly tonight.
The ban( uot passes, and the night deep
ens. The isd Ring of Granada is conduct
ed to his s coping apartments that open
upon the g rdens of the Alcazar, the gari
dens where] the gurgle of the fountains
fills the' 1 ng moonlit hours, where the
breath of t e orange trees ascends. It hi
Very still. A strange moonlight path-iS
itP-is cree ing around the rooms where
the Arab sing is dreaming of Kainar„
holdiug thred ruby in his huge fist as it
i
Wore her ttle soft hand again. The
moonlight break creeps closer toward him.
Hah I It $ a white belt of Dainasoua
hwords tha flash suddenly into an awful
alight and bew their way to the heart of
the holder f the priceless ruby. The mid-
night mnss ere of Peter the Cruel is ace
. , [
eomplished and the old eye of the moon
looks in at the red drops of a living blood
on the ghastly face of the Red King of
Granada. The priceless ruby is gone.
Strange sarcasm of history! What's in
a name? In the autumn of this year the
Black Prince (as the Prince of Wales was
milled from the color of his armor) takes
up the cause of Peter the Cruel, deceived
by his showy promises., Never was there
nobler kulalit or szeptloraan than Ed -
0
ITOR.
of th t stern old fighter Edw rd I. He
wardt the Black Prliziee or noadd, son
WIDS the battle of Navarete, nd all Cas-
tile stibruits to Peter the Cri el. trange
sarcasni of history! It is a d y of glit,ter-
long siilight, and the tont of England,
ainivewhase folds the etanda of the cross
of Sa George float, are asti with royal
preseace. There is that nobl geatleman
himslf, the Black Prince, lo ked n full
rase* the very armor you w 11 set bung
tip in Canterbury cathedral, Engl nd, to-
day, and the very iron gau tlet bat is
stretclaing cut its battle pal to receivo
just now on this sunny morn ng, 1 67, the
Spanish : prince who is drawl g r with
impoaing retinue. It is Pet r the Cruel,
and a 'crafty light is in his ey. . Be ring a
lordly cushion in his hands, hi dra s near
with ceremony and service. Up'n the
cushion rests a presenwhi h Pe .er the
Cruel offers td the heir Of An laud.
The FUR of the south awl s to c noon -
trate till its rays upon atiros that burns
upon the velvet pillow, a dr th t will.
call 1 rover in red vocal re calm nt, no
matte how high it rocks i _ED land's
crown It is the great jewel d op of blood,
the ru y of the Red Arab Kin of Gr pada.
Stran e scaroasm of histor 1 Curious
anomaly of name! Why mus the Bleak
Prince the noble English gen Ionia a bear
home as the choicest fraction t 1 his Span-
ish foiay the great rod starling rop of
Arab blood and set it in the sopma t cir-
cle of Christian' Britain, Id ; jow 1 she
wearsray quarried from the red ine of
murde . Edward the Black P 'iD00 oubt-
less k evv nothing of its stcoy. But the
red bl od of the Red Arab ling, oozing
out be oath the gorgeous pay: ent of the.
Aloazalr, channeled for itself a errib e con-
duit through listory, forever allin :
"Th ruby is Mine!"
Lucy CL VIA. ND.
Edith Sessloise Tupper's Note o ife In
New York.
(Sipe ial Corresponden e.]
YORK May 26.-I was goin
ulevaed oar the other ay,
snscions of a sudden sons
bega4 wriggling about and
sir hea s at a risk.of dislo
soks and whispering. tron
nd stred. Even chi dren
pointed in excitement I
saw that thefcause of his xi
11 Wilder learning to ri o a b
tie man looked like o 001
es as ho olung to his heel,
ing carefully steered b a
r. He was serious and ervy
Ir. But the fact of is le
NE
in a B
was C
Womet
Ing th
their n
gaped
up and
out an
Marsh
The li
brown
was b
struct
the aff
the wl
Goi
week,
her ca
and cm
throu
down
ben I
tion.
turn-
ating
men
stood
ooked
t was
cycle!
Cox's
which
ig in -
about
ruing
eel nearly upset that entire car.
g through Thlrty-flfta street last
saw a lady step from
riage. She was bee utif
or hor face wore a thio
11 its folds I saw the sw
of Mello Nevins Bull, former].
G. Blaioe, Jr. Mrs. Bull is
her fo mer self."'. Sho is in ver
and li es very quietly.
A ad just now is the s nrise
mark t in Union square. Po ple r
o'oloo - in order to visit it an buy
pans i s, geraniuins, candytuft,• fuchsias,
daisie. , heliotrope and ot er flowers
broug 11; in from New Jerse , Staten Is-
land nd Westchester.
Miss Julie Opp, who ma e her debut
this. inter under Calvo's a spices as a
recite -ionist of poems set to musio, is to
go soon to London for a ;con se of tstudy.
She is a handsome girl, :yam s peculiarly
fitted or the stage. Miss 0 ,, has done
some ournalistio work.
Central park these days is
In w ieh to study human
sorts nd conditions are there
The n illionaire on his drag,
her conspicuous little wagon
girl- 'ot only bloomers, but
knick rbookers-Weary Ragg
a bench and lazily eying the p
the ni sher in the road wago
the gi as out of tho' tail of hi
leas cno to ride with him; th nur
who r ads "Fedora" and letsthe p
i
tle baby wander outeto the ve y did
where it is mooed by a spar ow o
little ragarnufflns who steal it run
einem d grass right under th' Dose
officer the dainty curled dal! lags
nouve na riches who live ab nit t
side of the park -all are fou d he
sunny afternoon.
Who one thinks what this groat
to then sands and then realizes that
aro as many thousands in Nev Yor
have n aver seen it, ono is apt fee
depres ed and hopeless. There is a s
of this city which contains a bpula
824,00 persons. Each poin
°usurer nce of this tract is n
500 f t from any existing
park as d 750 feet from either
East ri . er. And no breathin apace for
this ov rcrowded population!
A co parison between Mit rOntals of
toneme t houses in New Yor and those
of Eur pean cities shows tlait the Dints
here ar nearly if not more than double
the pri es paid in many of tht European
cities f r equal aocoinrnodatioi4i. In one
teneme t of three rooms livtl husband,
wife, o e daughter, two sons, married
lodger, ife, three daughters, qne son and
four m n lodgers, making a total of 15
persons in ,three little, hot stuflly roons.
Suoh facts and_ figures, take 1. fro the
official eport of the tenement souso com-
mittee appointed by the legi latur , aro
appall' g and will 'intrude heir ugly
faces w en one sits sunning Ihims 1 in
Central park these days and wat hing
youth, ife, wealth and health about im.
The •pal is no longer regarded with
dark su pioious of its connivance wit the
evil on Sensible people are buyin arid
opals regardless of results. The
nd in this country are' cons' g in
are of, attention. Mexican pals
icularly fine, some of the most,
s nape at
great un -
are f und
auds mest
lave seen was pioked uij in D ran-
., by a New York w man, who
Ii round with diurnondjs, and now
her friends whenever lshe roves
her hands. Opals are used in hat and stick
pins, a d aro greatly favored fir mar Wee
rings.
Miss Grace Dodge, known iavery
as She' Working Girl' Friend; "IS
tronly 1 eking woman, with pi asant
srnilin eyes, dazzling teeth aed a
dimple, that Comesaind goes a she
Her is ir is ash bloat], and s
dressed severely. She has a
voic, h t seems to speak with
as if no taking her breath corr
EDITH SESSIOS !TUPPR.
her
lly gc
veil
oor to,
vined,
But
et, p:Io face
Mrs. James
shadow of
poor
health
fiower
se at 4
pinks,
grosti place
atur All
repro tinted.
e act ress in
the acycle
ight fitting
es dcr ing on
ssin e show,
wh ogles
eye Ind se-
e gil,
or lit -
Tway,
p; the
on the
of an
1 the
• west
e of a
ark is
there
wh o
a bit
Won
ion of
In tie Gir-
t less than
✓ proposed
he North or
wearill
opals fo
for a s
are par
beautiful coining from tho Ir
Queretao. Idaho is said to hay
developed opal resources. Man
in New Mexico. One of the
opals I
go, Con
had itis
dazzleS
here
Ill a -
face,
ratty
alks.
e we rs it
mei°.Nous
reat ffort,
ctl.
MAMMY'S DISAPPOINT ENT
The Character of Her Mistress' Guests Du
Not Please Her.
The wife of a member of lthec binet
brought with her to Washingt n las fall
an old fashioned colored ma my selio is
famous for her piety and her c okin , and
the dinners she has prepared duri g ths
last two seasons have been the deli ht el
the cabinet circle and the diplomatic corp
because they have been so different from
the conaen -Lionel dinners furnished faah-
'enable caterers and French chefs. her
has been nothing like them in Washi gtor
Slim the war. But the other day A.uni
Melinda carne to her mistress With very
solemn air and decided that sbe was °ulna
beck to Georgia, that she could no live
In "dis hyah wicked, God forsaken town
no In
.A llttila auestioning disclosed the
atm
of dialatisfaotion. 'Aram y's heart was
br,o,kieisn.
e
toiled an I's 'pire,t India dark 011
- basement kitchen, ober da good for tsethin
range, which ain't no lace for decent
cooking noho, 'spoc1a11j for Boob as has
bed cook houses all ter th irselves, an I'se
got the best dinners in ide town, aa'ne
you'se told me so you's lf, Miss Susie,
aaposin dat dose forren ininlsters what
comes byar so offen was g spel men. But
las' week I find dey's nut in but good for
nothin, worthless; triffin rash, dat ain't
no preaoher's talk, and t Po better dan
infiddels. Day don't pre a h nowhere; an
dey don't go to no tailor la an dey ain't
got no religion, an genie er ern oayn't
speak the Christian langua e. I can't cook.
for no such folks, Miss Su le, no, Loan't.
I bilong to do Lo'd's peopl an I can't."
"But, Linda," renionst ated Ole mi -
tress, "they are ladles and widen:len -and
have done no wrong. If yot mistook theirs
for ministers of the gos el, it, pas not
their fault. They never p etended to bo.
They are membersof the di lomatic corps,
representatives of foreig s governments
who come to see the presisent, and they
aro called ministers for (hat reson. I
don't want you' to go aw y. I can't get
along without you. Now o back to the
kitchen and think it over."
"I'se done thunk 15 o er MIAs SIMI°,
and Pa rastled an I'se pra «1, but nobody
has no right to call hisself a minister on-
Vss he preaches the gospel. Dey la wolves
in the sheep's olothin, an Jesus had no
part with dem furriners ani sech."
"But Jesus was a foreign r," responded
the mistress. "Jesus did ot live in this
country. He lived in Tus key, and the
Turkish minister is one of It a ose that come
here."
Aunt Melinda gazed at he mistress with
astonishment. "Is you sho: h ob clat?" she
exclaimed.
"Yes; get your Bible an read you
about it."
So began mammy's lesso is in ecclesias-
tical geography and history, which result-
ed in mollifying her senti ents,'but she
will never recover from her diaappointment
when she discovered that tbe foreign min-
isters at Washington weren t gospel men.
-Washington Letter in Chi ago Record.
Thirteen Miles of sineri.
"At the coronation of lexander
says the Moscow correspond nt of the Lon-
don Telegraph, "there were no las than
13 miles of tabla, 672 in number, laid
symmetrically along the kh sdynsky Field;
just outsidi of the city, an on the eve of
the hlstorhl day they wer covered with
various kinds of eatables for the multitude!
Thus, on etteh table were pi tied five roast-
ed sheep, the horns gilt or s lvered, and on
each sikeof the improvise tables stood
firs orasalies like the trad tional Christ-
mas trees f the Gorman, from vvhioli
hung, not nierely the usua apples, pears;
sweetmeats and fanoy brea s, but likewise
roastedplucks, (thickens a d bens galore.
There sdbro no plates, and tho venerable
old saying $vas acted upo. that 'fingers
were made before forks, a Id hands before
l
"No government with he wholesome
fear of bansruptcy before its eyes would
dream or undertaking to s pply thepeople
with alcoholic liquor in su is cient quanti-
ties, and therefore barrels nd tubs of wa-
ter wore plaoed within ea y reaCh of the
thirsty mooshiks who tolg t be unlucky
enough to miss their share if the 'creature
comforts,' per excellence, bleb were also
supplied lin vast quaotities free of charge.
Belween' the tabes, anJ at intervals along
She 13 uiles over w foil they extended,
lofty ar besque covered ountains wore
„erected,- phose capacious eservoirs were
filled tol overflowing with Crimean wine
and the curious drink call d toyed. The
nationalvodka, however, as conspicuous
by its absence."
A Novel Indus
The nian who timorous
the door of the artist's apa
belonged to the ranks of
ous.
"Pin 1 okin fur a job,"
"Do
tone of s
o.
In ter m
"Ever
ou paint?" was
rprise.
'In a Model -leas
ko my debut ip d
aye any experien
"Nope but I'm a prize.
tionist. II was makia good
show broke up."
"I don 5 soe why your ac
as a coatertionist should a
sirabilityas a model."
'Dat's 'cause yer got de a
finaent an don't keep yor ey
ness. put ye in shape
fortune. All ye've getter d
get good and twisted an de
an ye kin draw dese here pos
a way dat'll make de other
fairly sick wit' joalousnes
ton Star.
rY•
y pushed open
tments plainly
the unprosper-
e explained.
he query in a
ways I'm will -
5 line."
I• M a Oontor-
money till de
ornplishments
d tO your de-
tistic temer-
open for busi-
er' Make yer
o is ter let me
pose fur ye,
er pictures in
llers in de biz
."-Washing-
A Ready Made 17
This stbry is told of the
Frederick; It is strictly ag 1
of the Military acadeasy
should enter any of the "b
Berlin unaccompanied by
young cad a hoping to be u
tared one niglat unattended
A gent eman came and
table near him and began..
antly, when suddenly one clf
the aoade ny passed them.
pored the lad, "will you
"Certainly," said the gentl
Next morning at parade t
youth, io had hoped to esc
by name faom the ranks. '
obeyed the call and came fot
were in the 'beer -garden'
gruffly said the captain.
was with My uncle." "You
pened to be the crown prin
this morning to ask me to le
ishment, Never lot it happ
Berlin qoarespondent.
"I won
when hes
dispositio
"Of course he does. Ever
not do exaobly what she wisl
tt hot for in.' '-Cincinnati
ole.
late Emperor
et the rules
hat a cadet
gardens" in
relative. • A.
detected, von -
at at a small
attin pleas -
the hiefstof
"Sir," whis-
my uncle?"
an Smiling.
unfertunate
e, wes Called
eMblingly he
ard. 'You
last night?"
es, sir, but I
'noels' hap
e, who wrote
you Off pun -
n again." -
Very Sunny.
or if Johnson te
ys his wife has s
pi!
lis 51O truth
cis a sunny
time he does
es sh makes
Enquirer.
Imosummumimmuse
ff?
If yOu Want to
apples don't caus
in the skin. The
decay thrive rap].
So the germs of
tion find good soil
when the lining of t
and luno-ps is bruis
raw, or injured by
coughs. .Scott's E
with hypophosph
heal inflamed rnu
branes. The tim
it is before serious
has been done.
bottle is enough ft
dinary cold.
50 cents and $t.
Sonar & Bowan, Chemist, B
preserve
a break
g- rms of
ijT there.
f° sump -
r work
throat
made
lds and
11 La.Si0.‘vi,
will -i:mem-
to take
damage
• 50 -cent
ran or-
lleville, Oct.
JUNE 191 i.
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Which prints without ribbon, and soon
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•
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are that we .have been able to make another bigcut in
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IT WILL
Ten -
Mar
Oullett, iU
who died
before the
MeDolud
-*lad
anI
lan
1:12.0nt '31
beld by
proceed
sinongtbe
only to the
have nestle
flsble for
at to any p
!set have h
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ispter 11
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shirs,has I
also keep 11
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j
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of returnin
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forth. P. 0.
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suit. Por
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with -hard
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note or Decl
ore Januar
ARM IN
-emcee
cid, about
otate of oulti
good hardw
and barn so
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five miles irS
'with -good g
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as the prop.]
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WARM F
Grey,
Seib brick ysl
acreof blacl
underdmina
frame house
other outbui
there1s-m.4r
halt s mle,
stores,'Isch0
etc. The fr
t-ena. For!
ises or to Wi
k11 -A1 Al
sales LI
the village o
two sod a lu
acres elere
cultivation
-sugar bush,'"
on the -fare
frame barni
-Cromrty.
stable ands1
place wasfol
anexeellent
sold togetb.ei
session giver
the proprie
P.
xi -Eton
taining iCO
tinderdrainil
There is onl
briek story
brick latehl
Two good It;
lean to andi
0s35. Bali
eIl situatc
from Seafo
nsllo ; chur
to suit pure
E, TURN
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ed o
erty iz Cif
ling, with a
there is at al,
strawberry
nearly evel
splendid 1311
variety.
fruits, and
stable and
ricely situ
store and p
be sold at a
purchaser.
NICHOL
. STAR
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UE,NIr I ._
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n1•7 prepated to meet the wants of every one requiring fur-
tUre. It will pay you to examine our goods before pur-
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style and quality.
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Our undertaking department is complete in every repect, and
we guarantee satisfaction. S. T. Holmes, Funeral Diretor.
Residence next door to Dr. Scott Ja McKay's office.
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•
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teintrat nOt ot hei and:rvb
sinian.dPaiadnnileouiri
road to
Pasture, th
tiafiCriste.terdizahnrearyda,p7
rented
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