The Huron Signal, 1889-7-5, Page 6f THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 5,1 •RR9.
THE WIDE. WIDE WORLD.
WHAT IS GOING ON IN OTHER LANDS
AND PLACES.
talr.erbetlaterr.$InaSewsy \amara ap'e'd'
l& Erepared 6r tie utaeet-.a er NY
Meatder..
Thr Hou. Oliver Mowat bas arrised is
Thu shah tot Persia is wfferl.tj from a low
Chiraso claims that it hese :,..pulation of
o.es ittsyshi.
It is Loitered that President Harrison will
mall a -cotton of ('.coir •, in a •.t..lmta
Outset, 1'hri.titu ..f Spam '.1 ilii.y aa•
eeudcd i .I r a t f.. t it: an or my k,4."'. u.
it is uudcrst.+al l'n-,t Ik.._:rs will sew.
Slit lintonal st.tsti mwdon .4 Hayti.
It is stated !dr. Vanderbilt derbilt has aimed
fl.INtf1,(,an) tor the. 'r4:,1.t111 aullecti n of ice'
toles.
;street, .flee carth,1urkc ,hock. haw beat
lett at Sweari:le tial., wit -out the pale *We
k'rinseet Iteekrice,.who has hewn dessear-
omaly ie ,face rite birth 4.:f her last a ild, ie
notch bettor.
thst tag u. f•raewbk weather *11 fears ebhfi
the I:t.esien crape wets's prove a failure have
Lien dispelled.
The Karl of Aberdeen will raids at the
grand kuauyuet to he given to r. 'P•rweU is
Edinburgh keit /swarth.
At a meeting of the leapesfi:al ('abut ea
Saturday, it wn..'.s•tieierf to nail additional
• airships to ! tele;esa ?lay,
i Two :salvation Army offleer, hails help
trued $l:, .and coats tr f.. dot) • .t Battle
(reek„ Mitt , • t<.t (L-truotiug the streets.
Mall advice. from %Ve,t Africa coaiirus
pterions rcpwia 44 the Awaking priwsti'nn
to whk:h Mr. Stanley his been subjected.
1t **stated is &ansae t'ity that. Ir. Cretin
is 'dive and Weil *141 that ite will slam up
in Euglattd bef.,rc many drys.
`It is 1ntsoeu ..J that 1'rierc. Albert Victor.
eldest •.' of t4 Prime sat Wales, has beet.
uffi'uuc4„ l deo Pr,uras Victoria of Presale,
sinter of the F:n, J.•.tgt .S t,ermany.
Three hnmlrr•.' atol fifty s.•kucd teachers
tidied h. '-• • 1'- re: so :wtutday for
Europe. where they 5:11 ijlrutl their swearer
v: -cation.
f:ngiand has .1. chased to guarantee Ike
evacuation of E;;yipt. which vel. ,te lauded
• 11.y Trance as o .•:nditi..n of her acceptance
41 the Egyptian delet conversion *. hetor.
The i.uvern.•r of Louisiana bos issued a
proclamation erdcrtng the unthotiticr to
peewit 111' Sullisin-Kilrata fight. Th.
Packers of the: p egilistsr however, Rey that
the tight will. untie .d rn the date:SAC&
The- New ' AL Vadat Club received •
r' Ue faun the Royal Yacht lvtuadrnn stat-
ing that they would not cowtirte the dial.
lenge of the Veleytiefor the Ain' rico('ul•.
The Ok* Protestant Indians protest very
vigorously against Lein, dispossessed of the
land that urilgu...ily belonged to their fathers.
std reject the ides, ill bete h..t ght out by
Ly the Senablars.
On Saturday the Chicago {sales jury io-
dided .sewtu Igen in c.,alsectu,n with the
Cronin cafe, as murderers and Accewa'ies.
()f the -pc fit are in gaol end Patrick Comm,
and John Ku,tr14 ore at large.
'lite policy of torl'id itng *trees dense-
etratlune, hitherto easy: c,.1 tidy against
.% WOMAN'S 'S VICTIM
• 110311.hrt or &CIL UTC
•'t'.•.nu dict.. the C.utral Crisis,. al
:..t 1. r a taw minute*,oral . IraJ
'need of mine. se were passiug the L•-
..., ..t ta:s taus .u. L •odea. CI'nuuum .
)1•441 •;ail t:.aily aloe, ). utse• t for •
,1, .tu.u%lule 1 .peal t., lit Y •:.n:i.
Ila writ ill. 'I I.tl rocs U..M was e% I.
•.oily v.•r) dila. The trill Isco •• •:ole
••. was cleatly ant aensailoun'. Pier,
erre uu;y very taw •pectr•.rs. 1'I.•
odho warn lrrutuq teak a,th a laut,u.d
or. lir Jai:hr 11.sk.i.• ea. the
Ie.1,e. The jury erre just hvgiminer
1 emelt •s to their seedier lis the cods
e'ood a.trwlrrht,well fust fed", sat recut
ivu-easai-astray. He sae a tris uwu, 4.144.1
blas !1• looked ausiou.lt rout,.' tae
:.alit fur a moment as 44.) friend amigo'.
seeekieg to Mr Poland, the c •ousel who.
asd 'lure conducting; the tr.4.*eutiuu
•;talnst the el -is .err.
"My 1-r1. ' suddenly said the prison-
'''. '•1 should tile to ray r few words
It am. a eery earurst application
rites is .c•Inetlllo: I rouust.y im•
•44:e 441 toile tone sat thy 111,1'1
o epoch so that the jury suddcu!T cea•eJ
heir suppressed t same:, and lo...rJ ti.tt
.t the prta•.u'•r sod theu at tile jwid•t.
"Yaw had au .ppurtuntty '•t address -
ins the euutt ; cite .:.ac a 4.• ,w ca..ard,..
*41.1 the Jwlae
-May I mete ono oluratio::, tuy
lop•y one i ' said the pihr ,t:er.
�'1, is tut of order, :.swear.' the
jade•. "bet if
"My loess.'' Raid Mr Pala^1. user_' in
rlslr•.MMar t • a'glance num :he lodge, "1
:lase,u.. t•jeeti:'u wh4*teve'
The learned coum.ri et , ke a. . nt
•.1 le.•t been obliged to accept his ee-
ust.n.r. 41 she would bare starved.
Vetter wee • follow -workman of mites.
I was *tieing to believe all she said, and
to fer.tve he(. It eras a bitter strueghs,
out 1 dot it. 'Conte home, I said to
her, 'and let bygones he bygones.' She
said she could out ensile loon,. :ately
It would take • little time to break of
with !'.,•ter ; but she 'would d'. it. 1 1
s.,te.i. stud every week, as I received
o11' **res. I took L1 to her, at:d ges r 1t u
her. that a«o Wight care Loney without
e king Furter ter any. At last *le ap-
iou.ted • re_ ht shoo *Le drt•lerrd she
wuule ►care Foster. I eat t.. ...re• her
at the c.,rt far of ILathi•yu« Place. 1 dui
so. She said Fearer load come out with
her, *n.i errs a .deet or s, off, 4,U that
she would g•• mutt tell h•.* now that •h.
hid made up her turn.' 14. Irate h l'1. '1
hoe you soli, she sad, 'better then auy
other alai: in t *r w..r.d, aid ensu!.'
ur44r have lett ys of my .,was tide will:
h •ill i'.1, ul.ttt I WOW ilaci. ; 1 sl.all
.14 4 be .1 few 111141424.•4.' 1 51441('4i, and
aim• at tinuted tete y a p<aicemee caner
en.! tc•.k"me *per cust••dy. 1 se.; not
11•'w wart the p*C..et C.'lltsieeJ ; Il
torsed out to be (aloe .liter e..lua:e
He paused, arca there was eoes:•iereeie
wusatwu in c..urt, rvrryl*.,y coo
• of the truth of the ruett'e state-
ment, and impressed by its simple. bot
dran.atfe
"I leerurd afterwards,- said he, "that
whets ah. left cue wtth t..at packet W
my hand, she writ up to the knit p.dtew-
man she me:, told him where I sort.'.
that I WAS a returned aerate!, a ceritiu
et a lot ,.f bad moray ; she knew K.
sl.- said, because I had tried to pass
s.mop of it upw her.. That is my story,
me.; Lori.'
a •.0 could hate 1..ard a in dr.•)
• wla'e the prisoner eras making h1• .tate-
ntrut. Tae Curt listened with wimps,
whdq litaarft*s that the prisunrr caul.' u.• breathless tn!ere•t. When he had
nat•lo.e good for harm -the evidence fiuiehr3. a sort /f half -controlled elides
,c 1 alr•ud a.avictrd hen -144 2401
nen of w•Jtldrr alis! Iuullt l:at l••U went
to 'plasm un...tete/us. The jury- ruled. awl th c t.,e jury I. eel up at
mrd t!.etr ae•N, tee judge in a t a e ileoreu dud l'tizt :d
i our "Oen' lou ! raid the 'edge.
HIND POA MOTHERS.
miss 1. ales Whets One .r lir l.ariitaeete
Iles the Laroche.
(toe of our Mee .►.is scar Leen troub-
led with the ,.each. since her babyh.a.d,
sepia enter t : t:u • • 11 ,... L . f . hu
sures have it altered, out • curd ur *1.
ewers to a fitness wind is almost certaiu
o cause her acute sud.t tug with earech..
After trying .t.rywua. that I hare eau*
r heard sewwate,..trd I Lata
satt1d oil 41111 •i.plICettoll as f(I1Ing
surest •a.1 lute/est r.tlat. It ia r flan.
'tot hat stuffed with 11.1* <d wrung
is um Jut diorites'. 1 tt•tl f..g triedthe
coda'• sal, a, trot a• •bc cots Lear u, Cod-
er the .is -.:e aide of Ilia tae,. Still dry
tieuu.I, and change the hop bag as It be-
come* et •••1. The carie *twat ti.itu( the
chttd s rat ♦ uu rr4rlta dor pail'.
StuL•1u,1 the rat with 4 .1 "heart of •
roasted ,+1101, " trlokeltlit* of 10 1,ar•aa,
wade of prpiwted Calc•... •od 1st 114.1 of
mutt.•u calla•, car. utter let Il' my el -
i 4.•l ta..t:e tale.' mala, 2., sad &dolt lrtnat-
u. l w.•sse• emailed or j• orad into the
1111C44e l,u',1ll114 ..t tilt tar else tial
Wdeco &.Irl:,4, 1.
ch id ia the Victim of hrg-
&Cho ; iub.ntee, pes..o:}', tar well sat
err nualle►bsr what we antlered with its
.:ares m out cash Clll:tibs•Jd. Heat
test Voistulr pectins sthef, and, tulinw-
Inj tit our w.•dhers i•..•t.triJ, was liana
r. sated &slight .flirt night tt..0 our warm
quartets, 1:• tier dead sat wtutrr, to lilw:u
ttrw sad t... fn-ely scutes irons eater
spill* tthM,aly duct's! weal 1.'4, Ih.t ..
43t4kt kat tier wrieutest podia extreme ie.
o* our tittle heir tutu b tub .4 Iwt wets.
4.r suuu ea t,..suhie. Bit lately we hese
learned that all tk,4 w,.rit and exenetBe
ire ueeeltret tie Mussily writer a tumid
flow salted water -a lees et it rteed.ott
it, our sleepier/ room. ready tar welt an
etnercr•sey- wrap the limo its it from
antic t„ klieg, with cut taking ib m elni
irons hie bed, sod:thrc swathe with
tiaalle4, thick arid warm, tucking; he
teaakris about him a little tinier, and
relief is sure.
It is the 1.iscwwantoo ,hem I web
•. out b . •I,:•tfen," said thtl nitric'.
site a sett of .sole e-4::14rs, as if he
h..i bad a atrutt;;iu wait himself before
• :lin to a,lute1* the C.•Wt
't'':d
evidence upon w it a was e
'P••ilcemat:," said the judge.
I 1 P " Mr lord, responded the ot!icer.
'1) 41 this ...luau speak t•: you, as the
peen... asys F
d `ilea, my lord."
d which h t •'And gave rue Iia afurmati"n as 4.
a '11PSa ted was that . f cite pt•11orr.larl, i ,alba.'
:: i the sentence was espeeted t., we; •'Yes, nil 1 .rd."
h • cry, a, a I :vrivas Onn.letu+n had al- f ••N'aa the packet «f $ 11liot a Wear in
-•sly L. ru proven atfaiust L:W-a lire his Ilau,i.ae he says?' •
• emit tette for counter,. At we* for ''1* 5As. my 1urd. '
t .0 „1.4.' * a'tf•ue* of CVteuer that ha uuw 1 R tee, (lir.etwM of tits ...,edthe
e::'ied at the bar. • • .
_ - juris•urt_s�)Iy__ekcgatt•.ed, and wj fit4n#
•
stied-ferwsrd', sa'M1*k.!'•tsrted a.iuhacriptt�•n f,:r him. We'
jade,. i railed al..•et 4') tor him. told hope to
As effteer etel.pe•d `tete the einems-t,,re ben get oats his tr,ublts. His story
a.••Wh*t is reit.q'w•ti et? You way Leser verified in every detail.
T F.
out It threuah ,,1K." aa':i ti•r judice
•'1 trt.h to ask him," laid tate prisoner.
• • u;, •a ' w hum inf ort*•*ins he arrested
use
Mr l''Lnd objected. The answer
might lead t« a tete:stem of police se-
crets, which bcloneed to Sereiastel Yard
and not to the i•utete. share est a brief
diwttaeiuu Ui. •t1 this point. at.'1 the j J3tt!
•.werreled the ohjeco..n.
"Star 1 pit the yuesti"m *nst.cither
stupe:' asked the prls.encr. "It stet
socialists, was ;Timed .: the salve/Ma save time."
Army in London ..0 'I Icu:.elay, when their . • Put it," said the judge.
prr..xssien Lathe strand was diaperged b7, "Was it a woman who csve T. -u the
the la'i.c. inf:.resatioa Upon which y- u art cited
Young Carlson, where parents owe the mo e" .
cottage in which I`r. Cronin was mtirierrd, ,asis c l:meet oh;ested. $,rima
eeclari.d that two mer. ••a Thursday threat-' -
eoed him with death if Ike should identify.1 std had i4• ,uwu rvrth•., s of hunting
criminate, and now the p dice on -
Martin IJut#e, lu,w under arrest in Winer. Amsted information as to the mti-emente
' of pet a•'aa tike the prisoner was a •t 4e'
In rkircn•si3O clic cruelty to Children Wil tesasnly .:1 Importance to the c'.crt of
in the pini ne on Thursday, will.I pro" tttr .ask lie, wtule it was of rear :a :meat
hibits toe roildns riftt11i. ..f j 1v.wiie lemur deo. the 'ice rheu'1 a ,t be c.tlled
after ten dens .ch at night, the theme, by, a L`"'
majority a :*ie.. Mused' to snake so asu.p• upon to miµ••.' the detective secrete of
tion is favor of theatres. thy force. -The prisoner hod been taken
seostor pace• of Ike t'. K. Seaato sub• with spurious money In his poreessive,
(omwiu.e on h'te•ig n J;c!rtir.na, s4.y* that ..Ill had been previeney c..urieted of
crerye liere it: the North• W e.t, oil l,.tb sides s„4ui11, and had un4ergene seen: reef;
Of the border, there is a •trofg feeliag is penal servitude for the o:face. I:a1e•a
favor of :i renewal of reciprocity relations sed from prion, he hails 'es back to lin
between the (suited States and Canada fermi r .rituival habits : :t was an .1d
The lluwixk'n !slinkier of Customs says story. and 1•' en. But agate the judge
the reined of the A1'nshinl:toa I:overtones* ,ruled that lie shouts permit the .luestwu
to permit the transpe'rtation of goods n,erto 1.0 put.
the .hors line of railway th:,mtgh the Rtate' 'Was its woman who Love you the et.
of Maio was a'lirect violation of section 29
formatfl:n
1Tre Ancient tetanal.
. Qurhee. I hare been troubled with
ia.1',. 4"ien for the past two sears and
have tried trans medicines without a -
i *'ail. I trie 1 Burdock Illa.,li letters and
t eats my t^ere is nethei : eye"; to it.
I Thomas t i Brien. C. iI Il. cures dys-
t mina. biliousness anti cone ii.alndl. 2
Ill AA-e•lnesday .4 last week Ju.
Shuttle, ?Morris. tweed his new Karn.
1 Reeve 1I•.••oey and M. M. Cardi:l were
tree captains. the latter winning In the
race. Talo barn is :.tx:.4; feet, with
stone .tah:int underneath. Cleo. Proc-
ter tis' was the framer and I:ub7 & Tauell
1 tie mat.
Ileset apersiste.
1 her -so ase: nl huyll.t; medicine, huttry the great Riduee suet Liver re:ule-
tor. wade hr Lr Chase. author of Chase's
re•cei••es. Try Chases Liver Cure fur
ail Chea•,* of the ,Lever, Stints,
of the \Caskingtto treaty: Ilttaliatioa, he The p,,Itee ran hesitated. -
*aid, while it would injure American ships ••,A tower. ' con,wateled the judge.
perm, world tn!:ict a steiatu low UR Caleb- •alt era+,' aria the (Nicer.
au railway• and canals. •• l) • you see her in court asked the
It is stated the 4:414.41 and the Prince of preet.er.
',Asses i'e*ire.' en alliance het rete the frith The attic r Inched ab out vaguely.
res I.iutist nmol the Puke of 1'ortiand,i bus ••,i. that the w.•luan asked the
that the I4nke flatly refused to Ii.ten to the 4rismer, pointing t.. • rather showil•
Ftui,rr•iti'o, not .lrnirinq to place himself in dressed woman, with handsense features,
the pitiful iun.:ion of ti.. �II.niuis of Lorne, but a add disdainful ezpressi•m of face,
who is.•, prrsin:ently' euiobr.l by his wife s . it is.' replied the officer.
relations.
Three distinct clouds on the European• My lord, said the pti,ontr, arab a
Ea,:t.sad, are s:isht tremor in his voice, "that lemma'
horizon. .d great in.port to
7 .11.1ed not. hest, the i.g)'phti.•a •;aowtioe, 1* my wife'
• err whish France, ie ph -swing her teeth ; .1 buzz of surprise followed the *n-
*econ4, th•e Armenian outrages, which, under oouneement and the woman turned her
the ii,rlin treaty, Russia may call upon hens away front the dock.
England to stop: and third, the 1)elag.•a "i would like to say r few words, my
railway cs en maim, w hieh epee. up 1 eery luta, c.utfeord the prisoner.
Cite quarrel with the I'ortuguc,e t,overm • I re no abjection, your lordship,"
meat. laaid M Poland.
"The court will hear you," said Sir
LAKE INSURA\C" .fustic, Hawkins.
1 "Th k lord " *aid the pris.n-
A Lima.. t'emtwwf betting the terata e
the Ranh,••,
OW -v40, .lune ' . Vs ben the general,
agents of the maris.a in•urart.-e ,- .mp&nier
doing lamina -to ou the brat 1 tk'•. last Nixing
/gist.' upon a meld of rates for tim oeason
and pie.lged themselves t•- &Lids by the form
ref policy then if J41011441 UN., it accused
that vyaehnrn had but ter, ,,•uses 114 fol-
low, •ether to •Incept the itrursare csn.-
panies'.-•audition or let their floating pro-
perly go uninsured. The inswrar,.e mon
',asked for a serums of I;„ • i premiums and
largo net profit•. A ('1t4',ehind rested owner
eleected *1' pnyi-g 14 per cent. esu first.elass
steel steamers. He thou} ht he could do Net-
ter and went 4o en English company and
Raked for rat -4. 11,- was *4ven _i per rent.
if M(141.1401 msarashoe (',421.1 be pito ed in a
lamp. l'hepohey oDared with its highly
favorable conditions. male the regulative
lake policy look hie n•' inurancr at a113
Cleeehind man laid hi* plana before
nther owner' sacs the /3.4010.1011 limit warn
oniekly rcachr't and her been added to
until a. total lake in•.ranre now placer'
through Ike hwtden company is fees toren.
That E.l.tinu,tu111 is tha cream of tie lake M
ssraoee business, and the lake cow.paales
tore wondering what they are going to do
neat year tc. ,meet the lingtish invasion. It
i. esti.nateel that of the $4!1.ln),(4m al 'see-
ing property rated in the falafel Lloyds aa�
cors► thh:,•)1s1,t11M) carries insurYse•. 111 i•
net likely a fifth of this Mosinee, will be per
h.n•tltly i.rt without an effort to regain it.
71.4 effort mast be either • mimeses. la
rams or a radlwl-c4•l. i If 141 poliei!• -
an you,my
or, no longer betraying soy emotive,
but 'Temkin; in clear firm tunes.
"i has• served seven years on m simi-
lar chert•• to that now prefetred against
me. If I am again•conticted, you will
give me at least oene-and-twenty years,
and that will end my life. Before you
do so I shoold like you to know the
whole truth .d- this affair. 1 married
young. buy wife unexpectedly •howee
ex:resistant and very extensive hsbits.
1 was very fond of b.r,and diel all i could
In content her. Honestly, I could not
keep pace with her desires, and we took
t i venial/. She was with use in all ay
l.erauuaa, aided in the work, assisted
in passim; the money to hen we wore
taken, the eitideuee was Jost a stress
against her as mgatnst me. In answer to
.•o.etions 1 put to my c 'cowl, i we•
told that If 1 pleaded guilty, and said i
had compelled her to help me, she would
Jet oil, i did so and rhe was Rejoittd.
1 was sentenced to seven years pewal
.ervit ode.
"i •eterd my full time, and time
hack h. Loodos, determined to lead as
holiest life, and restore my wife to en
Ileasat house it was sem• time hefore
I found her , hat I had nbeamed work at
Ma • week. i had only one wish -to
take a new house for ny wife Events -
tar. 1 found her. Him was Ilrinl w4h
sial oasd Foster. She told ore the;
- _ trawling bulb,. 1i Smie .P &to Itepait's
lV eller
gm&
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Tra'es•r'riwe sad lopart at /i.duriok as fu;
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. . &messier Lte ern.
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Orly (lea.t.. System of aleaw, l'swlattaa
Fear Seeks Leara:d 1a ale readies•
Mlad womanise rise aared-
Every rhea sod dealt sweetly *,went*.%•
,:ossa led•e.sonra to 1.lonsop.mdeso• 1Aw.•.••
Yn. sae, emk nr.e.,w
p1eesu the .'eW-luu.d Ia..lJ.iet I• Ills.' r"e'ee'7
Dusel /i.e�r■1 .1 f s».5. tt.. Prow t'grll'
'. J. .1 Bee ley, ►. .. edet,... f sit r A_ ,:2_.i/+t
fn.yf.N.EitK .�.a:ite. J�eas• k'•P.
•A/ltli 1'E. sal /1811141,411.• by
IM. 1'.
Ai add Time rtt.rt.r.
. ''':.! season of creat. fruits dud awn•
hist drink. is tile dole when tee w •ht
forms of cholera trierbes and hoe com-
plaiuts preratl As a ssfe> uate, Dr
Fowler's Eittii t 4.f Wed Str..t1.'rry
a;i.mel be kept at hand. For 3d sears
tt has bell the more reliable retu.dy. 2
It h expected that Thus. Farr'•w, es•
M.P., wt4l armee the P..•ttua.rrrsbrp
•rt Brussels '41st'. Elis air)'-.oltenott is
.1 uite-*atis!xa.'ry-terries peteir st rseraile
and is i thuuserdteh heteer sma4-p4S•
Wittier the office to tall into the triads
of some 4 1 theapplicants.•-1'Ast.
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PIANOFORTE
AWARDED FiRST SILVER MEDAL
WORLD'S EXPOSITION, Nen' Oeerettttt
0.3.A.. L'r'.l-S. In eotnptttltion with the
notartei of Europe and America. The
inh- L.S. Int:'r'.etioual Medal ever award-
ed to a Came: .an the
; a l"o Meda;
and Dipltritw...-'1 tie Celestial and lndlar
ExhIl.itlose ie.eden.::::A.. 1.t Y:, \�•:th the
supreme hat:or ui .up,, ; hie Iter :ale,jeat\
.11. Queen \c all a ewcon:he Grand
selected by Sir Arthur bu1Ii'An. Tot
Illustrated Catalogue, priced lend tenure
--tj Octavio Re es1Gc L Co.,
A 4 JuinlCrR'UL LAKE
1:'SC3 L'kC altZLIC
Stomach i/ 4 Buw.lw Sold by Jame
IA d:_n, draggles.
: sae tee S.blr..
ee I: is n,rt necessary to buy corn erre,.
I Men and woolen ahewld remember thet
• Putnam • Painless C. rn Extract. r is the
only safe,sure,and painless corn remover
extant. 1* does Its week quickly and
with certainty. 5..e that the et,;natore
N. C. Polson d Co. appears or, each
Is t: ie. Beware of poisonous imltati.ts
_ ✓
J.•hn hreedfoot, eth line, Morris, has
purchased from Wm. C•..per, of Turker-
smith. a t1..4o'•bred Bates hull, at the
Duc'',i'.s fames?, his dam being purehas-
ed ir'au Mr I'etit, of Parte. This ho11
ea. sired hq his noted bull, "'Loan
' Prince - Breeders will do well to are
this &Limal.
iThe 'sew rain Istat. --
P lion's `.rrviltne cures flatulence,
chiles, steams, and comp..
Ner-i.tre cures promptly the worst
cases of neuralgia, toothache, lumbago,
and .ctatica.
Nerrilis(' is death to all pain, whether
external, internal, or I real.
Nervil,n, may be tested at the email
cost of IOcents. Buy at once a 144 cent
bottle of Nen-dine, the creat pain re-
medy. 5-eld by all druggists and
coWltry dealers.
trade.:s and alterleakes.
Since oranges have become w plentif el-
and cheap during the greater part of the
winter and opting very Comm.'n use can
be made of them. Although s•eme claim
they arc most healthy in their natural
form It is doubtful if they are ever en-
join -nu unity taoo many condiments are
used with them. Too much sugar. but-
ter and spice destroys the healthfulness
of any ■stick of food.
To make an orange podding that can
hardly injure the moot delicate person,
slice a few neintea in • nappy after re -
tie's -trig the peel and seeds if the oranges
are very Imre two are sufficient 11e •
heat of milk, hut if small f..ur or Bee
will be needed-aweeton sufficiently to
remove all acid taste, and pour oder it a
Llan mange made in the proportion .d
feet table spoonfuls of ,nen starch to one
quart of milk with a pinch of salt, dis-
solving the o'.rn March in a little of the
milk and adding to the remainder wawa
near boiling. it should he made two or
three hour. before dinner and served
cold. If • richer podding,is desired use
a little leas corn starch and add one, two
ur three beaten an to the blare-usanSw,
rearview the whites to whip into soft
trashes for the top.
Miss Minnie Teak and Mrs Thomas
Ennis, Cranhrook. Ieft last week fa
Manitoba oe a pleasure trip•
1 ,
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PURE -PEER ' . OT T
SOLO BY .ALL DRt16Gjf,TS
TOTFNPf,HEA1TIVO9!W MON?
A COOK BOOK
FREE
By radio s*y'.1d•+ 2110nc i3h,rrest eel=
addrsts. W .6,riiCt.ae.1_' %cerea:.
Y:r.; 7'%J1T 'e
.1.1 S.
Are. r'.✓r_...ttheir even
:t 3 1._d (44 emit
deal. o'er or ...seats : c.«:S.v a -7 A,:ak•
LIME.
.•secs ac'
5A•ER00101. 107•,00 CoVer". ST.- TO.O".TO
The unders.gned is prepared
to undertake the putting in of
Water Services in connection
wild the Town System toDwell-
ings and other buildings. Also
REPAIRS
To Steam Engines, Milts, Fac-
tori:s and klz.chinery of all kind.
Prices reasonable. Satisfac-
tion Guaranteed.
WILSON SALKELD.
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4 *134-4 442..!,;•t
7171, EP: LE='SY or
FALLING $:CKTESS
A pie :wig eery. 1 veteu :' . Cly t'•nu
t reeetb *oa.tesies. 5,•••".1:• etherWse
Is s, reams for me now' reser; Me a ears. lir
at owe cure treatise end a saes BeYTTLrt of wy
hit Awns kerne-. (,l,. 1.tpre..aura feat
(1lll..•. 1t costs Ise► s.4 W'rt tor IIrial. au'l It
*1Uvure}ou. A•Mtre-- '4. 0 BOOT*.C.,
lraach ori sic hitt C: es; :..:eta:de !Street,
oraeto.
1READMAKER'S YEAST.
MEAD „Gk 1'
ed this. ..."
-�v*.k Ha} :1 , Prise, et eneerie
F_ttRla- -i s47,
0'..: t,.e •. 4dk. 1.'.4e writ►
s.,v that it rarpsaees any yeast
rear heed ter sheen.
It miles thr(,I�hitest.
.w.elect kr'.,., rot:., .*A
heat ;-u.taki s.
i t:..•..er• i❑ r.<, rlr every town a•
elm ..Ala arc r •::ea SL
PRICZ Fin CIMIT$,
WINDOW SHADES
JUST ARRIVED.
BEAUT1FUL ES1CNS
CALL AND SEE THEM
:Arc -:T STOCK IV' TOWN.
A_ B.
$ ALM IL.r--0.DI _^+.
SUMMER MILL1NER'F
Jt. ST T TED
1ISSi;
A large aet+ortment of the newest' sty:, -loin -Rat- and Eonnt•t••.
'FANCY RIBBONS, FEATHERS. FLOWERS.
North Si. wccon'i r:oor of unease. te•-im
SPRING -MILLINERY l --SPRING
MRS. s LD
here added a Large Stock of the Latent Noreitife in Flushes. Flow
eras, Ribbons, and every other line for the * mbelishment of
Hats, Bonnets, and every other article in her Milli- •
nery Department, which she is sealing low.
Her Display this year is Larger and Better than ever before.
A Ticket for a chance on a Musical Dressing Case will be given
to every purchaser of a hat valued at $2 or over, and
the Gift will be awarded on Juin 1st. :':o'
ALSO AGENT FOR PARKER'S STEAM DYE WORKS
NOTICE TO BUILDERS 8 FARMERS
is now running full time, an
The Falls Reserve Lime Kilnd SPRING MILLINER Y
any quantity of Fresh Lime
can be obtained at the Kiln -
at all times for 10c. a bushel. ivrISS C. .MERON
M. & C. B/ECHLER
Proprietors.
Ooderieh. May90. *14*. :Mt(
10000 PRESENTS
ritt.T Al risme. e. n Itch T5TT Lair
\\ a ..•111 ..'rd M trwil an 4.p
t'r',p,natr,tie to dark ranias%
fe, r.:'tltrr or conk -.me 10
► nosily -who will try the
MtA11111stt't Batts.' Meets
tint Coe red core: fn.n tk•
label and send It 1^. a tetter
sooting hoped trInlno •lt.n
4irtrill. *.:.h.+a5,10,,2.3
,sal was w.. rause the x141
Any ?racy or storekeeper
knows wh''Ato Maniu
'- k•d
hie Mio1- N
►' Ctiraci I. a CO4.TOKO:ITO
CARLINVG'S
ALE & PORTER
CARLING'S BAVARIAN
Pur lass. hrLIGER (Bottled)
G. H. PARSONS
4.r ALSiON BLOCK. OODIRiCB.
Haa now received ber Spring Stock of the
et✓`tYlir !l EA'i rd(lt% `l JES 7 Se FL. 'AS
Aad le prepared teen. her many lady eustnn1-re the Once CIty chyles at town rates.
Owing to the fact that her bushiest has kept on increaNng, then has not been as o ppor
testty to Printer* fora formal spring opening.
All are I rlted to emulative a Quality, to) les and Prices.
Weekly R Coalmene� I�amlReceived1ton and eR�Mitt the
etbe Bast' SeaSHOWA
lt
97
WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
OEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, is giving the best of
value in all lines of Furniture -from the smallest chair
to the largest and best bed -room set, or parlor suite.
Ca11 and see his /tock and get a bargain.
Z lTDERT. L rN-G.
In all its branches, promptly attended t1.
Eir EMBALMING FLUID always kept on hand.
PICTURE FRAMING a Rp•cialty.
080. BARRY, Hamilton -St:, Oodetiaft