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OODERICH. THURSDAY. AVG. fit, I1Ip.
1r .'.ii tio'E 1% GIVES a r1.Ar't tat THE
4 abinet what will PtrrrirOs do for a
posti.a1 medical atteadeat
Tilt , ..1.[) a .TER retie lett. Or THE. CV,
p:e who attended the Royal Templets' en-
campment were fully tested by the rats•
.torm that overturned the big ten! last
week at the Toronto gathering.
A• • naw... To H . aT & Ti .:. st Et.t. + t IR-
,ilar the total import of American apples
into Great Britain lot year was 1,233,538
barrels. Of this yumttty 429,243 barrels
were shipped from M retard, 11o,S2i from
Heide., and the remaider from New York,
notion and Portland. tH the t'anaelian
apples ahippe l front fait sJ `t ales pert+
47,680 barrels went from New York, 242, •
647 from I'orthtad, sad 60,300 tom Boston.
PIH.T4 t1OS !IE%Es AUbali A nom. tit Tu
the smith of the community or gave • man
• day's work, says the Hamilton Times. it
bas taken n, !lsooe frown the earners and hu
g:.en them to. fevered once : aril it has
wit Ldrswn ieler 1.enimat u1aland profitable
Ines and diverted it to these w hieh could
not lire without dermal/on the earnings of
self supporting industries. And when the
pinch of hard times for leiter came, as it is
lwunn to come under such • system, the
'alrorrr, found themselves at the mercy of
t a tax eater*. __-
:,,. t .,. THE Tote azw+r.trca+ .nE rrn-
Itsheng the is.teses in the volume of de
posits in the Post f tifioe Saviors' Banka as •
test of prosperity. Thereu another way of
looking at this appircmt inereaes of savings,
says the Montreal Wiesen. it may he
that there is law confideew is trading oper-
ations and investments this year than last
and that money which would otherwise
have gone into trade is being phased for
safety in Government institution*. ('er-
tai.ly people who increase their deposits
yearly, when the n4 of interest paid is
lower by • half percent than formerly. are
wining from some reason to aooept • lower
return from their moaay than before, which
would sot seem to indicate business pros-
perity. T:.3 smaller withdrawals from this
point of view, are accounted for by the want
of oon4deoce or lack of opportunity in in-
vestments which are awn.sted safe.
'.re. Helms Linos% is 1. THE LITt•eT
Prater of loyalty, and in an interview i■ The
Montreal Star, gives his opaioa on pretty
nearly everythi.T bet honest •dministr•tiots
of Government. Whew ere hear the de-
posed Cabinet Minister tall of his loyalty,
and rememher the reason for his &moisll,
we are reminded of the story of the gentle-
man mut West who was delivering • f•rs-
sell utterance to a number of enthusiestie
fellow oitee.s, who lead raised him from
the grouted to the heed of as empty
barrel, asd heel then planed • rope around
he meek so that whet the barrel was kiei
e4 away le would set bort his eerie 1'y
ankle' the emend with hie feel Said lee•
1 have held various pastime in me titre,
met most ray that the me i hold jest at pre-
sent r. well deserved, that in, if he.eety
us the best policy. i have been frailty of
t,isey arss of metates and ee•waiwlen, seal
have !soaked holes through the dealers*
tl. thneaeoj• of wea•iene : i have net hese
a road sea, • righteous father, as etreseplery
huskes& er se hem* •.d kw ab lis/
teighhew, bet, fellow althena,.e atter lase
I mead stherwks. I haw always bees loyal
to the Old Ike, the est peliey sad the old
party, tied that feet dssL1 hal out all my
_igerreeineas.
THE SIGNAL : CCDRRTCH. ONT. THURSDAY, AUGUST U. 1893.
Tste�t Mtiw IT MO.
We hear that the Imperial Federalism
Lmop.., of Loaders, Kegkd, bee decided
to go out of Waimea Altbongb Tae Su
r IL is diametrically opposed to that which
Imperial Feder•tio.uts hoped ler, we are
Rcauinely sorry that the Federstiooiete ba. e
decided to diaoosinne their prupag mda
W • regret it bemuse it forms upon the pro.
pie • oo.atderation of its demerits, for of
merit it bad sone.
The bas of Imperial Fedoraacorn is
ilaidy the example of greatness est by
aoceat Rome, and which resulted frons the
solidarity of her possessions. But no real
analogy can be loouad between the greatness
of Rome and that of /legend Whoa the
word was young there was Lott ono great
nation at • time. Almost the whole known
world eras under but ems flag.. We bad
Medo-Persia, Babylon, Greece, Rome, etc.,
and other great powers, but each of these
salmis dominated in turn pr•.'Uemlly the
whole world. Koch was without • rival
l::eat es England is, her.power u lesiva.
coat indeed in the present world as compared
w.th the power of soy one of the great ea
frons that existed before the t'hrietren era.
Wises Rome was in the heyday e f pruape, -
ity and gresttiela the territory over which
h'r eagies New was comfit. Roue was
the political centre and her imflaence and
power extended in all d:rectioas. No
foreign power interreoed to cut her off
from any portsoe of her don.iuioea. hag-
/ land's possession*, on the contrary, are scat-
tered throe: nous the world, in North Am-
erica, South Amnerica, Asia, Afries sod
Europe, and the taloa of the sea. but with-
out possessing the preponderance of power
on any cuutinent. lo Europe, France,
Germany, Auetrta, Italy sod Spain are each
her nude. She may be more powerful than
any one of those which d.ri.le Europe with
her, but in a military sew she would not
be • ,catch for soy two of them. Rsmia,
.Japan mid Caine, if combined, coald wrest
from her ell her Ana;ic p.isesiva. Afoot
is divided betweew several power of w fetch
England is probably the greatest, Lot ache
e by no means ai purer tul as all othere put
together. %Vh,.t appears to be her by -cat-
tle's is real y w aknee, in • military muse.
Were i:ogla:.d :u a war w.th any great na-
tion, her e,,l.auies would limper h tr in the
struggle just as tao niucb clothing and
equipments would impede the action of •
soldier in battle.
Imperial Federationists have given us no
plan, though in a general way they tell us
that they wish mutual protection and advan-
tages lutrade. Were the union consummated
and war declared between Eoeland and
France, would French ...nada consent to
send either mesa* or mea to assist England'.
If one part of the combination refused to
assist, the others would refuse an well. We
would cot dare to attempt oompuleioa lest
Let would cause Lower Canada to join
hands with France mid we she old have a
civil war here which would prevent Ontario
from assisting the Federation in the other
continents. English staateemen realize how
weak they are with the colooies as mill -
semis wound their necks, se Disraeli de-
clared them to be, and it may be taken for
granted fist she will sot risk war with any
great power until 11.e c,lonies leave her, as
she u specter' them to do when she granted
them consttutional government.
1f imperial Federation involves a common
tariff against the rest of the world, neither
England nor the co!ooiee can afford the lux-
ury. The wheat product of all the colonies
put together, with the product of Eaglard
herself added, falls hundreds of millions of
bushels short of supplying British territory.
Hence a tat iff would mean in all prof:ability
• dou',le p.uoo for sheii, winch neither
England um' any wheat ompnting colony
would stand, however destrah'e it might be
to the fanner of Canada The same may be
said of other food produc:s. In arraaging a
tariff, how would it be possible to reconcile
the inureste of an.th counties as Canada,
which, being northerly, most import large.
ly, with those of the tropic., whose inhabit-
ants go almost naked the year round ! The
warm countries would get the benefit
of higher priuea for their product.' while
the weethern countries would get no elui-
relent from the Monts, which doss not need
the products of the North, either natural or
manufactured.
How could the common debt be Dared for
Some colonies owe practically nothing,
while others, as for example, Australia sad
('sands, have frightfully large matinsal
debtsWere the debt consolidated, bow
would the interest be apportioned with jus
tee! Would all the customs •.d inland re-
value receipts go to London, and the central
government pay each colony • stipulated
sum per head of population is retnro for the
w rre.der of the tax colleetiag powers the
self-governing colonies new enjoy • That
is done is Canada with the result that while
Quebec gets as mach per head fretum the
Dominion treuary as Oetuio does, she
contributes about tem ,sats when the On-
tario ,ase onntnbotee • dollar. Then
would be other colonies besides Q*sbec
which would oostribute very little, while
England, Masthead, Ireland, Australia
sad 1)atario excluding India -would bear
practically the whole hordes of goversiag
sad proiamllsg the main confederation.
Where wosld the capita he ! Why in
Loedw ! If we ars to hare as equal vo'oe
and as trine! istetest with the Melberg 'xa
try in managing this ginntl-t oeufederat o.
why al•m aid mot the capita go to the country
which soder fie mow generally reoegsired
pnseiple el representation by pop lati.e,
Weald seed to the Imperial Parliumeet the
Largest .nether of representatives ! That
cw.try world be India.
1. flee, there le sot a shag& argnmeet
that will stand • rwoea.t's isvenatptw►e .d
nosed in (aver of the Bleated. 1Monetro my
ear ooweedve4 i• the brain s1 a madmen.
We an geawieely sorry that its spooeors
have decided to let the movement die. for
if it were premed ups. the peeps setoreat.d,
the meat 4eemly I/.nsat, esespelled t.
rimulae it, weskit 4..r its steer silliness.
There ti bet est pratesi that will stand
every the b... �N 'a - nay and test
tic Awerans% ea ender ser
(3.r ermea
nx, BMs amiss
1TO SS TT►
Daring the past tour weeks •000nate sip
grepMsg $10 have bee mat out for oar
Isaias from the busier* silos el THE Sau-
cat_
Penne whe have reo•ived skid soumtsts,
sad others is arrear who may not have re
raved ae000.ta will be good enough to re -
amber
member twat the atomic* is to hays the
same pawl forthwith.
The iadtvidual some are small but the se-
gregate is • large one. You stead to the
tndisdual acuouuts, and Tex Sumo. will
take care that the aggregate sum matures.
Otherwise mete will rwlt.
A Thereto memo Saban ill siotim.Tov
•deaths% that he " is • direct descendant
of General Cg Ma. 11'.ugIIN/ .Tu!I, the leader
of the great American Republic " As the
reputed "father of he country," never bad
any descendants, we fail to ase where the
Clem of Dr. tt'Ac ti. yob oases is.
Tut ('Linos Neu s Rause 1+ at !pur-
ity for the statement that,
" Hon. J. C. PATTaaws• has been in the
West Riding for several weeks, sad breath-
ed the saw healthful Huron air that all
classes of this section have breathed for
yeas."
Voss, yes, .unity: and he rot the air as
cheepty as be gut his trip to l:wlerieh is the
otheist car, Victoria_ Perhaps at the next
election the air of Hurst won't agree with
Mr. P.trriu...u, say Letter than does that of
Essex at the present time.
REGULATIONS AMENDED.
fhaagn 1u the Own feetarMee Caam1.s-
tee..
The following are some of tite recent a.d
important amendments to the regulatio..of
the Education 1)epartmeat:--
1. Hign Soho l entrance Examinatio . --
1. The examination on history 'will be is
('aai:dian history aloue. N3 pie -items o iii
be act u Ilri:uh hi.:.-;. The luipsotor
shall see, however, t tit the •a!i)mot u
taught orally, and shit: report any mase of
eegligeace to the B cad of Truce's. 2.
Physiology and temper..uee emoom011sory,
ani shell tote rank wail the other subjects
for the entrance cxnmin.tion. Pie new
text -book iu this subject nuv not he ready
before the 1st of October, and this fact will
be takeu into amount in *he cone: ru •tion 0!
the examination papers for 1894. 3. The
work in drawing is limited to Drawing
Bok No. 5, and in remise to Writing
Book No. 6. 4. The Pablic School leaving
examination or some undifieatioa thereof
will be substituted for the present High
Jobool catranoe examination as soon u
results of the presatt changes in the Public
reboot leaviug examination jnatrfy the
Eduesticu Lkpartment in adopting this
course.
11. Public School Leaving Examina-
tion. The changes with respect to the
leavi.o examination are as follows : -1
The euhjecte of the fifth form may be taught
in may school, irrespective of the number
of teachers on the .teff or the grade of ter-
titieate which they may boll eupils may
write at the leaving examination without
having paused the entrance examivatioa.
2. The examinetions will be conducted by
the board of exanunen baring charge of the
antramoe examination. -,ad will be paid for at
the saw rate pr candidate. 3. Physio-
logy and temperance are oompulaory, and
the examination to this subject will include
the ground covered by the new text book.
4. The subjects of .u.thd and algebra will be
mclnded'in the small textbook which will
be the base of the examination and will be
ready about 1st Oztoirer. 5. Agriculture,
buuuy, and physics ars optiooa subjects:
the coarse in each to be determined by the
teacher, emblem to the approval of the in-
spector. 6. The High school reader will be
used for reading and literature. The Pub-
lic school arithmetic will be enlarged to ad•
mit of greater practice in commercial work,
1µ1t no change will be rime is its peke.
The additional exercises wilt be required for
the fifth form. Th3 text -books in the other
suI•jcets will be those author:eel far Public
w hoob. 7. Candidates who o%,taie Public
school leaving cellith:eta shall be me nled
to atmismioe into the clears in ferns 11 of
• High school in all the subjects of that ex-
amieat.os, an,l the commercial coarse for
tie primary should. if possible, be comply
ed before they ester the Hta;lt .choal. Can
dictates who tail at the leas tog examination,
brut who olrtaiu 20 portent of the mirk* f w
each subject, will 1141 admitted to a litgh
school.
111. High School l'nmary Examinations.
1. The course prescribed for the primary
examination with the science option may be
taught in any Public school, subject to the
approval of the trustees and inspector. 2.
The amount of the school work prescribed
for the commercial course has been reduced,
said the details of the work modified, s-
pecially in drawing. The examination of
all candidata to be conducted by the prin-
cipal of the High who -dead the High school
teachers is charge of mach subjects. but •
written examination will be required, ie ad•
defies, on peperw prepared by the deoart-
ment For 1894, my four of the books of
the High school drawing sours will be ac-
cepted. in the ease of candidata for the
primary seami.ations, is lieu of the pre-
..cribed books of the new course, and any
two books is the case of other pupile. The
work dome in book-keeping in the blank
books hitherto used will -1so be accepted
for 1894. 3 The whole of Euclid Rook I
is row prescribed, and will form the subject
of exa.mtinatia. is 1894.
corneas or art of .
Miner details of the proposed ch•ages will
be fouled is the regnlationaIirw below . -
toes Ir.
Reading. The Fourth Reader ; the liter
-
•ton of every Innen.
spelling and %Vritiag. - Systematic or
thograobr amt ertheepy: henries fermis and
angle entry, without a text book.
1 : raoby - l;eeglrapbyof threat Meats,
and ()starts : map Grammar
.
Gramar and 1 imposition. Rb..mteats of
formal grammar said eesnposesiee. Iteserip.
tits, .arrative, asd letter writing
History. --Leaden events i. 1'tubed His
history. Oral teselikp e.( British hktorr.
Aritbuoetk. -- Review, of elementary work,
.multiples, hastier, perewtagm, interest,
meatal arithmetic.
Physiology and T saes Digestion.
rm.pintiele, Neat e( the blw,d, sod
the .arrow system. The .lores et alruhel
aid aeraoliem Rxenhos ; cleanliness.
Drawler. - Astb.rked Drawing Rook N•
&
Writing.--Aetheri.d Capt' Reek Ne 6.
roue r,
Re.dlega - A gs.mr l k.swladge el the
p*w(ples of el*egeylay asd f ahsetem
��tktr sn ..rlLkierstfn-
NOTICI
is hereby given that the pin ,whip well
wlriatiag bet weal w at the teen e( Cede -
wider the Dame of " ('eddy & To was
Una day diesels ed by mutual comsat.
Dated at (;oderieh, Aug. 17, 1893
tY 'teams
..g
1A. Hixrr.o,
1 W. D. 1:'go,
1.(tgned 1 IL H. Casuv,
With reference to the above bustards, it
will be continued under the Mame of
Tile 7 Cert Fair
SCHOOL BOOKS
THIS WEEK,
wd 3yst x ; exercises chirpy oo pe ages
from prose anthers not prescribed ; themes
on familier auhjecta ; familiar sad business
letters.
English Pnetical Literature. -Intelligent
comprehension of mud familiarity wtth the
prescribed eclectiona ; memurixatias of the
floret passages : oral reading of the *else -
History and (:eogrnohy. - The leading
es cuts OI R i:i.b history the aiuste..th
Cc:i:urym. .r a part icOa; ly. Commercial and
p!,rattail .r1, *phy, f ;engrwphy of Canada
an i the :' ;tioh Emma- more particularly.
lritbmetic and I....aleatary Mentwrs-
1.•,0 -Ar"•htnette to t:teary ami practice
special •I ...atlas IO r ,mmercel problem :
intaraoem, simple au•I compound interest
a•: engine ace"uute ; dinosaur. stock. bunds
and partnership area of re;tilinear figures.
Algebra. Elementary rules; fractions;
emple tremulous of orae unknown quantity:
simple problems.
Euclid --Beek 1 , propositions 1 26; sssy
deductions.
Common iwl beans. :Vritinq; bo,k-
kn.•pine, single entry; commercial forme:
,;.neral business tranaartlona.
Drawing. 1)rawisg Cook No. 6.
Physiology and Temperance. The counts
in the fourth form continued and including
s:.o the Other eubyccts is the textboak.
orTIO4AI. +11&J4'11c.
Agriculture. -The coarse to he determ:
.4 by the teacher subject to the approval
of the inpector.
Physics and Betsey.- The course Its
these subjects may bo determined by the
tencbar, subject to the approval of the
inspector. They should be mainly exper-
imcntal and practical, and without the use
the textbook.
t.reenan'se nnLraeloxs rue 1894
from the High School Reader for Piddle
School Leaving Examination.
1. Leeson X X X L To • Highland (.ie. L
2. " X X X V. The tales of Orem?.
U. Iloratius.
4. " LH. The Raven.
LVI. To the blearing Wit.l.
LXVIL The flanging of the ('rams.
LXXiX. The Lord Ikarleivh.
LXX XL The " Revenge."
LX X X U. Herve Reel.
10. " CiL A Rolland to Queers Riles.
Loth.
11. " CV. Tha Return of the Swami.
12. " CViiI. To Winter.
3. e
MON THE. 4t.TRTH 1:1-AnI:R
for H,`hScheel 0atrs.ce Examination 1494
Lemon iII Lo.. of the It rkesl,cad.
XL The Everting ('load.
X IL The Trona.
XVI. The Humble flee.
XXiV. The Face :tginat the Petit
XX VII. The Batik. of li•aaocabsra
XXXiII. The Skylark.
X\XIV. heath of Little Nell. '
XX XIX. A Pal.r, of Life.
LI. The Heroes of the inn, Solt.
1V1. The Honest Man.
UX. farrow l'nri.fted.
LXW. The Exile of Erin.
LXIV. Ye Mariners of England.
LXiIL The f'baageliag.
LXXiX. The Capture f Quebec.
LXXXVII. The Ron of the Shirt
XCV. A Forced Recent at Solferino.
1885.
Lesson 1. Tom Brown.
lames V. Pictures of Memory
Lemma X. The Barefoot Roy.
Lesson XVII1. The Vision of Mlras-
Fim Reading.
Lessors X X. The Vision of Mirra -
fieeood Reading.
Lama XXIIi. Its His Own Rlisdoew.
L. XXVI. From 'The Deee.rted Village.'
Lasa XXXiI. Flow (lastly, Sweet Afton.
Lemma XXX VII. The Bell of Atri.
Lases X1.11. Lady (late.
Less. LXVIII. The Heroine sf Vereheres.
Lessen LXXVI. isnd'ne of the Pilgrims
Laws LXX XIX. after Death i. Arabia.
Lasses \Ci. Robert Burns.
Lame XCIV. T m Ride from (;heat to Al,.
I.a•.a XCV1. ('made and the ratted
States.
Lessen X('Vl11. National Morality.
lissom (1. Scene frau "King Jobs."
est.p TTOK. fist ultimata .Tim% - EOCSTU'
READER.
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THE B[HNSNO UA ARBITRATION
Sett* sad Ttsetim � 1.1$. Sol astielhaderr
taadoa Advertiser (Ref) : In tie flaring
'lee modulo (beat Wale gets • little glory
4 the electro -plate variety. The Amer
em.s get the seals. Camas gets left.
Ottawa Free Prrrn (Ref) : It bee cost
the Dosiinio. • ttemwduw aauunt of
money to here bee rights in the Bebriag
sea seal fisheries sexl8dued.
Turouto Empire f Tory a : The Flehrie
Sea arbitrator.' might, here had the coma -
*notion to state which Bide won before sup.
arattmg. It would have oared meets dls-
cneston.
Homilies TWINS (Ref) : Thee does Ust
seem to be mach io the B.hriug Sas award
to justify the cooselntioo some Candles
newspapers take out of it, the:. if ('asadi•'r
meet 4431 take seals in certain tunes and by
certain methods they are no wares pashas'
than others. The Yankee sealers are all
but unrestricted, awl the Brhaing Jest •tbi-
eaturs have no power to compel others
thea parties to the arbitration agree:mut to
abiJ. by their decision. Our " victory'
seamu to be • rather hollow era.
Terme. World (Tory) : The World be-
lieves that England hes bees escheated is
the Paris *mud. She grasped at tie
shadow and let the sul.st mea stip through
her flugerw We believe t arm:Lane Lad
.othisa to do with the terms of the treat)
under which the rcfereine wee made to the
arb,tr.rots, a:.d it. alas the tceaty abet was
the basis of tLe parer to nsle r: gn:►tit8.
that aril cow ¢u into force, and which •11
male fvr the Americas eoeip..uv a:'•i against
our sealers. Weise leas two remold* and
well reformed ever to have eine:rely believ-
e -1 in the mere ct•usua tt:eory, under rarer
of winch he went for the ttguuot:one desir-
ed by the company. '1 he Am: s *eau c'aim
was • nurse -roam 0.11rige our lt.ternaUunal
law, ai:d shoo raid know bett.r than Blaine
Rut the edam was a utero bltud, and Jepr.d
on it all ti •�
1 u koss who eerie in 't
t an
ohuc:-Ilug ever the result E •laud signed
the !rusty cttiuout due cou.i4feretiav, act!
altar th a:: earldom .:ate.sanars ens lawyers
were only kicking soonest the air, sad the
argument was • Lenient fulmen. There
was only one way to a compromise, and
0..' was to decide the law to our favor
and the regulations in theirs, and The
World's opiumau always has been that the
claim to the .ea was just nut up to be
knocked down_
W1.A 1 THE PAPERS SAY.
Brass log Atnokli who is scavenge Se
months' term for n.alfesmance in otlice, is in
EX
hevitb and .111 prelubly be released
before the expiry of his seotenrm 1f Ar -
s dJi follows the movements et the big poli
bleed ramoala anJ e•.t s their private car
trips to the wtnl'rerresort* and the gener-
alh goo 1 time obey el; ,y, he ..tat hove a
keels apptecietina of the Justin as She 1.
K'wwu in Canada, sat :Let old saw tl,nut
"Honor amoug thieves "--ilamilts,m Timer.
Ciinto..: SUWO.3larch lost, by the tit.
iu ('IieLu., upwards of 430 worth of touts,
which he tad iu the factory. Sinn wee
epealt.tgg • couple of weeks osi the farm and
rntet•:e.l going In for his to.le the sight Ise
fon, but thought te would wart until the
mnrai.g, when it boitpea vl :o lee too late.
Croy batt ''a• u. d •y 5'r . Wm. Camp-
bell, 3:.1 con., died artier ,in illus with
dro. sy of ore 13 mouths. H.'r hue1ard
p ax t •way vory "m.id,..:y but Set tug
Mrs. l'anrph.'ll stat very i.•gh!y aian.rA
by all wl-o knee Ler. tel a war • faithful
member of the Presbyterian cl'Ara'. Fire
children urvive her.
Lowdeaborc: Ids A .u* J. Rny, eh.
pawed the enarauoe exa iiva:iou et t hoot
Cwlegia'e in 1841, .rad alio passed for
ptbhc se awl leaven: ex-.nr•, •ti•w in 1392,
bas passel in \ ;rdt.n Coii. iats leatitate
taoors•fally the r t .urination for third class
certifisite: there leiug 3:1 1iyisg fou trate,
b.t only sine beim. Awakes-
!uI.
VCOnstImohjon
is oftentimes absolutely
cured in its earliest stages
by thc use of that won-
derful
Ford Medicine,
Scott's
Emulsion
which is pow in high
repute the world over.
>r .•.-sraemsfeaiMrssN
y4 pesos d seaew
ems
ail.
asst
eases, rbemysoi,
/trees x.,41,
s a e settee an the
raw emssamniaiv
and women. semsrtes lest
WEAK MEN
(yanr and old)suImrlag hose ns.) meg,overwork. Inomnia• exereses, or erste e,�s�nd
should take Ohne
hey will imam
BUFFERING WOMlgr
.Sated with the weaknesses pander N tiyy
downpass.btnase, s��,pb,W the paioda ked.
and these pills an sntettinq Me..
PALE AND SALLOW GIRLS
iii.n ld take titers P111., They enrich the blood
seat allll letigule IW M the awns sty est -
seat
Biew8.. or lbws PIM ass
sold by al ees, may le bozos berries on
tradtr mark or will be seat by toaL, pat
on reasipa d pries -410m ate a box artier sois
THE DR. WILLIAMS MED. CO.,
lteeektdlls. Oat or Murresow•.1.1.
OldChwn
(CUT PLUG.)
OLD CllUft
(PLUG.)
No other brand of
Tobacco has ever en.
joycd such an immense
sale and popularity in
the same period as this
brand of Cut Plug and
Plus Tobacco.
Olden Gift Tchsero awaits
ftrsge1 e.1 Carr&
x
MONTREAL.
Cat Rog, ilk. 1 lb Aug, 10e.
* Rug, 20..'c.
•
BLYTH.
Wrest our saws earrew ondeet
J. K MoK'a.on has gone to Chicago.
The hires Anderson are verities friesdr
is Brumfield.
Jas. Los.a sad liken. Stewart left In
Manitoba on Tuesday het.
R. Howard is putting the front in Ito
brick Week at presoak
Miss Doyle, of (:oderioh, is visitis*
(rieads u Blyth at present.
Mem R. J. McGee wad family, of Kumar
dine, an visiting at Frank Stalker's, Marts
Joe Clark, of Seaferth a(onompanied by s
party of friends spent 8naday is Blyth.
Rae. A. Melees. and Rev Thee Idd,ia
a:cheesed pulpits on Sunday but
Tux SI,.IAL will be sent to •ry addresses
Quads' or the United States from now earl
Jas. 1, 1884, for 26.3.
The Misses Maws lett borne on Saturday
last to resume their duties la tc•chiog the
yoang idea how to shoot."
P. Kelly left for • three mouths' trip le
the "OW Sod," ea Monday last. We ea -
pad to see the "Home Role" gor+tion mt
tied at ease and the QOM timbering the
hewer of knighthood on Patrek before he
return.
A grand, heavy clean eat cedar sbieglsd
at Kidd's fur 41.80.
Look out for this label,
4
1. The Belle of Shan fon. pp 51-52 a 2.
Ta Mary ie Heaves, pp A7 98; 3. Rime out
Ileus, pp. 121:122: 4. Leidy('Ian, pp.
128 130: 5. lead Kindly Light, pp 146 t
Wild
6 Ilefon Seders, pp 199 ; 7. The Three
Fishers, pp 220 ; g. The Forsaken streaks, f
pm 298 302: 9. To • Skylark. p 317 320 1
10. F:Le, writtis • on.ntry shards-
yard, pp. 331 336.pen
The Public School Inspector will send a
ropy of the complete regulations to each
brasher as seen w they cam he obtained from I
the Edta•tio. Deportment.
BELFAST. "``,•a
Pre ear are ti►►e*siesdent.
Mead the farmers armed here will !h
bervmtieg this r+.eh.
C Media took a the bieye& tournament
at lideriek.
Beth papas whit treats at the metre.e•
wawa , hem this echoed
lest w B had • trip to DwrM/