The Signal, 1893-11-30, Page 7RY LAMAS 1
LA CREME OF CHRISTYAi (1001)
18 TO BUY THEY SHOWN BY
c Porter Only
4 PSG and STOKES' ART
KIR and SILK BINDINGS
NTATION VOLUMES.
)IES' TRAVELLING OASES,
...INA and STERLING
ER NOVELTIES.
-x-N-x-
,/itan Fashion Street 14,r
.SER & PORTER, i
Booksellers and Stationers.
all Stove Pipe Varnish
matron Drying. Use it °ace sad you use no other
ture Polish,
Brightens up all varnished furniture. Very lasts,.
3aparilla,
A fine thing for the blood a • purifier and sec
STOR OIL.
R REMOVING SPOTS ON CLOTHES.
D LIVER PILLS ARE FINE. FREE SAMPLE.
Chemist.
Bicyoles
ES AND GENTLEMEN
SELLiNU ALL COMPZTITUR9:
from $50.00 up
la 20.00
IMPLY NOT IN IT IiOB QUALITY OR I'Rlt L .
WEEPERS, tM amt Uar maw.
'• This years patters b perfection.
OLS AND HOSE. oar iia. is se.miee•
R. P. WILKINSON.
ARE
�r
MUCH
LIVE _*
TO YOUR INTERESTS.
WHY YOU BUY YOUR
and SHOES
)WNING,
ods, mid everything w•rr..tod to be as represented
rester utyUYh and van fashionable goods eerie ttis.� y then ai the ether shes Amiss •
t ettyli
the Lowest, ad Till he kept then.
E. DOWNING.
qty M lemma prime.
use
llO INDOWS
NEXT MONTH Fri
AND
IND IT WILL PAY
r_ sow
babble= tis et B. J. biers Lacs' orb
nest line of /mistral furaiiisp in the °0'mg,
et funeral° as prloos reasonable
&b1e tea ream bso �taum�m��
tly is by his sea William, abet,.MM
klj p linept aattees is tin salas hero le ease part d
lis puss--wenteth, as yaw wap W the jls°►
ROPaEY___ sow.
THE SIGNAL : GODEBTCB, ONT., THI'TIISDAY, NOVEMBER :40, 1893.
White Blankets,
Grey Blankets,
rbc} Horse Blankets.
SPECIAL VALUE
491A IN
SHAPED HORSE BLANKETS !
Unlined Blankets, 65c., worth 85c.
Lined Blankets, $1.25, 6 6 $1.50
r ,•':. a arise
JOHN T. ACHESON.
AT THE
DRAPERY AND HABERDASHERY
WAREHOUSE
4. + + + + + +
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
50c. Corset Cannot be Beaten.
- Ladies' and Children's Underwear, extra value.
Navy and Black Storm Series, tic best 11
Tow for the Amy.
L
>IfUUZCTION =DLI SOLICITED.
▪ PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
flit
MZTINTRO,
Draper sad Haberdasher.
PRAYERS IN THE COMMONS.
the aervlee le Performed 1. the lime
rem* Taruuue.t.
Fan T. P. O'Connor is Harpee's Magazine for
December.
The Hoose of Comatose u uni-tise among
• it{ialatures of the world in having so
pkte ac000tmodatios tor ie mambos
are altogether 670 sunless of the
.se, and thele are exactly 430 seats, of
• . h only 306 are on the floor. The speak-
•aie. the chair at three o'olo°k, except
Wednesdays, and unless the Hoose has
-r•e1 to what are called " monitor sit -
no: ' which begin at two o'clock. Three
suftoieetly late in the attsrno u,
:::ng from the exempts of *tier Instals-
; but it is too molt fee the men of
• ;•scar, the practising lawyers, and the
: a of Lashio., who still form so lase a
s •'.r te the taesmbsskip of Parliament. It
:, rarely, therefore, that there are mese
:dna • few ase' ees a attendance at that
tor. Aastbsr ewes*o for this abde.tim
y be that this is the hour of devotion.
Foch siciug of the House is begua by Use
n readi.g of prayers by the Speaker's
*spina -at prosiest the wail -know. Arch -
bacon Fats. Those who attend prayers
reap en imm*di.te mid earthly reward. O.
the largo toile that stands is frost of the
speaker's Asir theme is • box which am -
Mei • member of aside with the word
Prayers " prisbod apes them.
The .ember who has attended prayers
ernes his name on this card, and thereafter
pieces it in the small slot which is at the
back of each sat is the House ; and from
that particular el.iag that seat ia bis
Ile ata lave the seat for hours, but be ie
stet to it whenever he returns, and cam
expel any person who may have when it
hiring Fie abss.00. Then are °sly two
closes at weave in Use House wbo have
any stttld rights with regard W sats.
The treat teach on the right -sad aide of tbe
`poker's chair is called the Traenry Bosch,
sod on this sits the various stembsn el the
eluting administration. TM teeth immedi-
ately opposite is called the Frost ()prosaism
Beech, and os this sit the members of the
previous admiaiatrwtiea
There toe, it will be thus amity .der
stood, two psealiaritlss under these air .um
maces about the attendee** at pr yeses
First, the geotls.ee usually peewee are met
always those most di°ti.g.ialad for their
piety. The caustic editor of Teeth hes
'•ken, in recast yarn, to laying the fo.d-
arion atones of nonconformist plac°a of wor-
ship,
oeship, but nobody would he loss likely to set
ap • clam for special piety than Mr la -
bendier, Nevertheless, every night of the
week Mr. leboechere imams with pines at-
trition
tation to the ministrations of the rhaplaia
The secret reason is that the first east es
frost beach below the gangway -I will .x -
ram the term later no is %place peculiarly
well suited fee the guerilla that in ever es
'he watch fix the mosnst t* make an on-
slaught re • wicked dmisfatrstion ; ad
Mr I.shonchere se the ehi.fetf the guerillas
a'ap'etally food of his met, ad has eo-
'spi.d 1t few y*ara This ist.mbeney,
:"ono u e etift.d try a h .easy yeaof aware,
. still to 1.e wen 57 render attendees. at
'wry eveeiso's mayors : the rule is intim
'the - swept in the mess already esentie.*a
that • mat cos be role only for nee night
led that the. it •hall be res by attendants
at prayers. The sesod peewliarity is that
tie see whe are not is wont tet the s111 oe of primeta• u having the hnvisn of
tonibility "fen their ehe.iisewthe met -
the e( the adsiiabatrselee and the Maaie
it Meths are shays emeriemunly `
'wag prayer time the le°
daNe a y.w°ies/ desert. ..ireh• by the
ins of a Weide meeshcr N She adeeid►
t"B+. germ er tamall -Pram "The lamas
• hPy• Powell O'rdffeeele
'efsaum12110108W
oak be abeepre etas Woe erdi bb
PERSONAL MENTION.
Igwrd's urda..4 k mod W 1by •setas.
Mr. bloody is going to have • aeries
e1 revival nateimp u Wsshloytem skis
11' aster.
lir. ituhlmses, the of the let*
ifmai I'.ab, will start ea W se=t itienaey
tie Germs, Emet Alma, about the middle Of
Deosiub.r.
Mrs. Jelin t:. Uarliele will ease pubinh •
oeuk both, as kin. ex `water Hesdenoa,
" Mario. Herbal," sad Mrs. Bayard Tay-
lor have duce before her.
Dc. Felix .idler, who dots not pretend w
be • practical politician, attrit...4s corrup-
tion In polities.*', to pauper Im.mgrenm but
to respectable Mumma wbo do not vote.
I'be Baroosee de Roque', the mother 4
Sire. Maybriok, now In • Itrituh prima
convicted of pussoniag ter husband, has
been speedier some weeks a Nis country.
Marshal Mahon's "Momorres," winch be
recused to have published dune• t,.. life-
time. are di. Idled into several chapters,
femme four volumes, which oontaiu in all
about 2,000 pages.
Prot. Huxley is a devout believer in the
exiate.ce of the see serpent, ani dee'arss
that those who laugh at the idea of a mon
star serpent living in the swan and big
enough to drag down • while ship and crew
are both foolish and Igooraat.
l'rot. Wambold, who has been elected
rector of the university of Berlin, to sucooed
Prof. Kundolf Virchow, um not allowed to
bsoonie • candidate for the head of the uni-
versity by the reigning family for many
years., owing to hu liberal tendencies.
The McClellan Memorial aasocrtioa of
Philadelphia, seeds 17,000 to pay for the
oiliest/tan statute of t:en t:surge R. Mc
(;lellan, which is to be placed on the north
plaza of the city hall. The pedestal oast
15,000 and was paid tor by the state of
Pe.asylvania.
James F. Boots, of 1'rawfordsvi1e, led.,
bag in his poseresion a well preserved cors -
sob and a piece of the husk which came from
an inner room of s cliff dweller's home i i
O'oloroids.. Though they may be ceslur.e'
old. both the cob ad the husk are as well
preserved es • Wo year's production.
townies* ter WOOS,gl.carr..
n young man desiring to become • re-
porter of the daily pros., received the fol-
lowing suggestions from an oldtimer to
whom he applied for proteeaoeal ups :
la rescuing drowning men, it must al-
ways be whim they are 'going down the
third time.' No one a on record of • rescue
when the sufferer was going down the tint
time.
When • gentlemen Gives a bank Dote it
must always be • ' crisptine dollar or ten -
dollar ose.
Thuds are of two descriptions, the ' dell '
and the ' sickening.'
Of mutes, every writer knows that fire
must always be mistimed es the 'devouring
elm...t.'
What, 'wildfire' is so one exactly knows,
het when anything spreads rapidly, remem-
ber it ' spreads like wildfire.'
F especially political Does, must .1-
ways be lung to the breeze.' no matter
whether there Is any breeze or not : fling it,
de mot unfurl 1t.
If yeu can manage to rt an assault, • dog
fight and • burglary all Into one column do
it, for it will secure the alliterative scare
head of 'A Carnival cf Crime.'
Speaking of winning or losing money, it
mud always be a 'cool' S00 or 0000. How-
ever great the struggle, the amount must
always be 'cool.'
Always remember that • Iran is 'launched
into eternity,' not hanged at • corms
IllWerr cremes.
As the road titres smith it sbortlyre•che•
again the noble Polemic, and for many
miles follows its winding, merge, with the
bluffs of Maryland rising bold and blue on
the ether side of the broad stream. When
it touches the river, however. it hos left in
the eagle it has meds Mount Verson, the
home of I;eorge Washington, tad Gusstou
Hell. the borne o1 t:eorre :Mason, who drew
the Virginia meatitatiou and the Virginia
Kill of Rights. Then, after a run ,cross the
same poor -looking country, the train sued
dimly crosses -a high bridge over • small
river, with • hamlet ma the near side and a
town on the other, in • plait between the
riverbank and • line of semicircular hills.
The lints village is Falmouth, where George
Washington went to school. The tows oe
the otber side is Fre.laricaburr, and the
heights which bead around it are tate far-
famed Maryi s Heights ' proiouaoed Mare*,
from the old Virginia handy whose r eodeace
crowned thew. It was up these heights
that Meagher's brigade charged time after
time, to be swept back by Lee's litre with •
loos of seventeen hundred in fifteen minutes,
and on the plain below men were mowed
down like grace. The countrryy ell around
Isere has been • battle proud, for this is
Spottsylrania, where much of the war
Was fought. To the westward • few
miles Lia i'haoo.BoeayW., where Stem•
wall laoksos, atter me of the mmm brilliant
military movements ever conceis ed, and
which only genius could have pleased and
aoly genius could have executed fell at the
age of thirty -nice with hiii tame established.
Not a huodred yards from the railway a
dorm miles below I. redsriekeburg, in a gar.
dee stands the little quaint bones in which
he died one Sunday scorning, alternately
giving orders to forward his infantry to the
frost, and whispering of please over the
river to rest ander the Amide of the tress.
Alar circumstance has reesetly
Dome to ht. On • pmt of the battlefield
et Ile have lately beim dis-
covered the site and re-simu of ()taverner
Sps•ewood'a furnace, the fist iris tarsams
ever established i. Aeries. The old rams
has bees timed, the foundation of the old
stack .ntovered, std the beginning of that
iduetry which is now said to ooetrol gen-
eral oommeroe has bean laid open to the
sight. ()sly • snot t distance to the south
lies tbe country not inaptly called the
Wildersea-Frau "Tho Old Dominion,"
by Thomas Nelms Page, a Harpses Map -
rise for leeember.
•e titeene.e Det edy.
Grtm.aN1V,-We have used ard's
Pectoral B•Iwm in oar horse fur over three
years, and find it an eroells.t remedyfor
all forms of coughad acolds. In troat
and bung troubles it affords instant relief.
Jots Bennie. Columbus, Oat. 2
time.
When • person atter an acciden- is found
to be dad, it is beet not to say so, 'but that
the vital spark has fled.'
Speeches on the political side which your
paper advx•te• should always be 'ringing
speeches.
Irespecting one'. 'best girl,' the old
wan licking the lover out, sire of his hoot,
or respecting 'After the Hall,' '1Mirada,'
plumbers bad ice -mos had better take a back
sat for the present Paean Bulletin.
sem In ear..r.1..
Mamma Did you find your reel* Tom
tick i. bed. Artier`
Arthur (aged sora) No, mamma, he
was sitting up with hie Father Hubbard
wrapper en : ani he wee maths some tea.
C. C. K1. ii at,. k Co.
My son George bre sneered with neural-
gia round the heart since 1882, but by the
apphcatiou of MINA D'S LINIMENT i.
1889 it completely d:aappared and has not
troubled him since
JA McKss,
Liawood, Ont_
manor
BRITIeH BEER AARONN.
Irma werten.. novae is /he rswtag 1.
gentian -A U.aa,b atddes p•ape°••
The most i•rs•iwroue talnabl7 in the
United Kingdom et •.s moistest is the
brewing in"' rest. The tram trate is par-
1lyted by low priers, the furnaces out'
of blast and .hipbutl'leno idle Mem-
cltaete•r complains of ruinous competi-
tion in the cotton trade, the tin mutes tell
the same story, and *1l over the land ole
get..t eollierw' strike has crippled every ;
industry. But in all thea. centers, ,
though every other be euro Haid m.uke-
lees, the brewery chimneys belch forth
their black volumes merrily.
The British workman may tuU, ho
may strike, he may beg, may eterve, but
it must be to a running accompaniment
of beer. Its manufacturers "grow rich
beyond the dreams of avarice," to quote
0.. Johnson's prospectus when trying to
De111us friend Tbrale. brewery. In
generation or two a brewing family may
rise to the top rank of the county gentry
or scar into the peerage if they are pus -
seemed of cash enough. Lord Ardilaun
still makes stunt in Dublin, and Loral
Burtou makes porter at Burton; the Al-
wppa divide two or three titles among
thew, and the life and fortunes and the
sacred honor of Lord Iveagh, who lately
purchased the Mariuis of Ail.0bury's
Savt'ruake estates for £701,000, rest upon
the prosaic but unquestionably solid
foundation of beer. It is thus that pa-
triots are rewarded for distinguished
services by a grateful couutn•.
It is true that it norma an expensive
iuxnry when the British ratepayer
comes to toot the bills. His drink ('oats
him very nearly double what his bread
does. It costs him more than 11 tires
what he pays out for education and 'ZS
times more tbau is spent for Christian
ml,nsions and Bible societies. The fig-
ures are: Brad, E74,000,000; education,
£12,630,000; miarioas, etc., !`2,230,000;
druik, 1132,219.271. Tbere are the Mar
Defies for wee, the latest available. Tbt
latter amount wean• over $000,000,(N$), of
above hall the national debt. If the in-
direct cost of the drink traffic were tc
be incltu:ed, this sum would be vastly in -
(Teased.
So long ago as 1883 a parliamentary
committee estunated that intemperance
and the drink habit caused the loss of
ate -sixth of the labor and production of
the kingdom -16 per cent. As Mr. Rob-
ert
obert Griffen, in his "Essays on Finance,'
estimates the working income not in
eluded in the income tax returns at
£6.40,000,000 yearly, in round numbers
there is an annual loss of £100,000,00(
to begin with, for the proportion of epic
its consumed per capita of population le
as great today as 60 years ago. It court
caste, police, jail, reformatory, work
bonne and penitentiary expenses shall be
added, the coltunn will not be wide
enough to hold the fearful total.
Mr. Councilor McDougall of Man-
chester. after a careful investigation last
year, showed conclusively that 51.24 per
cent of the pauperism in that city war
the direct result of drink. How much
of it was due indirectly be did not at
tempt to state. And the same report
comes from other cruters. Eighty-fvt
per cent of the pupils of the great Her.
nardo Ragged schools of London were
children of intemperate parents 0lselip).
Ten per cent of Liverpool's abnormally
high death rate is ascribed to intemper-
ance.
Bnt statistics are always tiresome and
on this subject dreary-. and I will close
with a figure or two quoted from a pa-
per, "The Cust of Our Drinking Cue-
tome,"
uetome," read by Mr. James Whyte before
tate Manchester Statistical society twc
years ago, and to whom I am indebted
for now, of the above intortrtation. He
estimates the annual root of the delis -
anent, dependent and parasitic classes,
nude .0 by 'drink, at £30,000,000, the lost
in wealth producing power annually at
£180,000,000, and the direct cost being
over £180,000,000, as before stated, we
reach the very respectable total of £340,-
0100,000 for the drink bill. When we re-
flect how large a proportion of this goer
into the pockets of the manufacturers,
the fact they soon achieve wealth sough
to enter the nobility and gentry and be-
come
ecome pillars of the British constitution
does not seem w remarkable. -St. Louie
Republic.
('rebs..
A physician writes to a medic.l contam
porary as follows about cycling A wheel
that sells now most. be very light, the brake
and all superfluous appliances that weigh •
dram must be left of: it most be high gear
ed, with high mat and low handle bar.
That to Use model bicycle of today. Such •
wheel is ante to coast upon, se much so
that coasting is out of fahtou. To ride One
of these bicycles, one most get • kir hump
on kis back and serutne a very necomfor•
table position. i have • machine with the
handle bars high, so that i can sit rerfectl
erect, he the most natural position. and 1
am not exaggerating win. 1 ay that it
tins me more to ride 20 miles is a carriage
than it does to ride my wheal that distance,
My advice is never to ride a wheel that you
cannot sit erect upon, and alway• avoid neo
violent or p oiosged exercise. It promotes
deep breathing bettor than climbieg hills.'
shale ape' N. Cared.
(Letson evict, i suffered for a long time
with on.utipetien and tried many mdi-
chess wittiest oneness. i then tried Her-
doch Rlemd Bitters and very aeon bad greet
relief, es i oanti.ned its me ad am sew
smmpietoty mind, Jow. PRn.t.up.
Q.,Mr, Que-f
mew settee seen.
TIriehu+siiitattte-lyy1TsIM, Taihemontt, 1 bevsm't
�'111Rsee.0Ntr No, 1 have been making a
tear tit Rilwpe, and I just toil yea std bey I
arm OM »..a.---
warthere gees Ant:
ts.
leam ewe ani toil you all aim* 11.
jilgipsYwM'Nr,w w4eM1 Weir.
"ow M lum,let.aatI...
Brings --dart. we queer things, aren't
the
rfgp--Very, but what makes you my
so'
Reirge i was thinking of %lies 1:•..i,ud.
1 happened to meet her on Use aver'' yes
terdsy about noon, and laving • f,.,. • old
bones is my pocket, and, being metered by
renew tailor-made gown, 1 a.ke.1 her is
to De1'n
(kigg. Did she weeps -
Mine .tt first she 11..1..'? a sre for any.
tbi.g, and the. she enol the I.eltevr.l .he
did feel • little fent. %sc, old sten, did
hiyou weer take • girl 001 to leach shwaINDa
t • little fait •
fTriggs
- No Del .he est anything'
Briggs Doi she at morticing ' K ell eir.
Nat rill grabbed the wenn, took • M8thoie'
gime* et it, said she wsoe't 1dag humpy,
mid then she ordered-
Grlges Well, whit did the order •
lfk°p° lther wi'slyl--Oh. ordered *lame
a.d bililss, lobster maim, sweetbreads and
pias clashes a M Mee7Md, sbe;t.p sated.
Went elms, eeeseres.a, ssela, net creme
d. menti Great Stott 2 It esut rue $14.
yes mike
(le be wli, w Mew,
0101 aha fury
ttr W1b', lid aim i' tt.m'I
spy ->'t
dere
-Beets
he all purpose.
Laundry and
Hlossaellsold
and find it a
great o•rnfort
'and saver of
Labor
S'ii' 1 iihIt
$OA r
• • • • •
Has no equal
for purity, nor
for cleaning and
*sweetening, nor
aree•rving the
clothes and
hands from In-
jury, nor for
all-round
general sash
Rafues ONIAP Iisi?AT'IOM
• Gaol teerl.r.
"Pool 1 do .'1 sem to agree shoat out sew
doctor. N'hat do you think of him : '
" 1 think he is • first rate fellow. The
first day he saw me be ordered me mot to
drink any more wafer."- Paris Fyn .
1',o!. t:oodwia Asides tow beak -a sal -
lection of testy* os reli iMtfledMaislyNs-
tio.s-- will eons be knm*t fele.
coag AND wood
Y11.RD.
---
Spsaiat rustpe glow to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarters for all pain at
HARD, SOFT & BLACKSMITH COAL.
Cu•1 weighed on either market or my 19cates.
OM mI Prices before going elsewhere.
TEAM CA6g1.
A Cettalatest Tr-per•aee A4.erale.
They sat around the banquet board
enjoying the good cheer. Governor Mc-
Kinley was there, and he spoke. So was
the mayor of Columbus, O. It was all
in honor of Bishop Watteraoe, a Roman
Catholic cousin of Henry Watt.•rseoe. The
bishop thought the mean needed Sottas
explanation -there was no wine. Ho he
arose and spoke se follows:
"I will say in reference to the banquet
tonight that it was the only thing in the
celebration of the silver jubilee that I
was at all consulted about, and I was
consulted only abort what we should
not have at the banquet. I, am you
know, bare tried to be a consistent ad-
vocate of the virtue 'of temperance, even
going so far as to advocate the propriety
and the need of total abstinence on the
part of our clergy and our people for the
peke of example at least, even though
the practice of total abstinence might
not be Altogether neeenary for their in-
,1'cidnnl welfare. 1 am not a fanatic on
that t -•'int, but 1 inked the oontmittee
that there should be no wine or intozi-
eaticc !ignore at this banquet, and I did
that in order that I might in same way
r.r o!her preserve the eoneiatency of my
policy and my teaching for the last 19
y: ase....
relrpbeae C
r --Z
11en.
JOHN S. PLATT, Prop.
1104-17
GODLBJOH
Steam Boiler Works.
128TA mAsHED'IS t0.1
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
g.cressorto Ckrvaral Q Bleck"
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright & Tubular
330=-1 3
Salt Pane, Stroke Stacks, Sheet Ijon
Works, etc., etc.
Also Maim* to Upright and Horizontal MMd'
Valve 0.gi•e•• Automatic Cat -OR Engines a
penalty. All mass 04 Id a aid ripe tittle.
constantly en bead. estimate* furnished on
,tweet swam Itrgyairing promptly 'Wended to
!t8-ly /. a box Z, Oederieh. Oat.
ways-OININI a IL IL R. maws. Osdefma
Item *Ills toe Prises..
The great tncreame in the nnmber of
prisoners in Masimebnuotts is dos almost
wholly to drnnkesne.a, and except for
the added commitments for thin offense
the prison prmulaeiou would show • rsd-
ettve decrease in comparison with the in-
habitants of the state.-8ecred Heart
Review.
Drank • (mart or wlkshy. --
A man who lived is Dickman (Sty, Pe.,
drunk a (inert of whisky indole a quarter
ort an bony recently and enrol heroine so
ill that a pltrwieien was slwsw+oned
$otking mold be tine for bim, and 5
flied At a Ikon wiles
ORATEFUL-OOM1ORTiNO.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST SUPPER. _
"By • dgovern thorough tbe oMsrwtro.e et diof the gestion
laws triad govern utrition., tad by ayp
ileation
the faad lne propertied. of well -erected Coen.. Mr.
Mims has presided for our breakfast and sup-
me
erper • detiaatelr Mvoneed beverage which tnq
:dieluso.a ..e of Pigma ooh articles ofd emit ahy ces
40.ttes maybe g eitheiry buut.p wall OMNI
en= ts regio every trodeey to Messes.
Ifuadr.dg s
d suet. m.laltes are Mattes
armed us rued" M atteek elrberever these 1s •
weak pont We may maw man • tatel
theft b� k-..,krg oueselvee well fortified with
ogre_ 1M..s ase • peeperly nourished trsmw'-
Ole4 8ev,rttee OgsAta
•Sttad. limply with bolting water or sink.
eels to eseketa.by Wooers. labelled taus:
•AlrnhealMsErrestw4o dRagland hie
STARTLING!
The enormous waste of fuel
which might be saved
IF PEOPLE WOULD THINK
when they are buying Stoves to go to dealers who handle
none but the best, and.guarantee them perfect.
SAUNDERS & CO.
have had the best Stoves for years. M
SEE THE NEW STOVES
�--� FOR THIS SEASON.
DOUBLE HEATERS
FOR COAL : THE SOUVENIR,
' , THE ART COUNTESS
THE OXFORD.
COOKING RANGES
FOR COAL:
THE KITCHEN WITCH,
J
THE DUCHESS OF OXFORD,
_ THE HAPPY THOUGHT.
A full stock of Coal and Wood Cook-
ing and Heating Stoves.
THEIR HAND -MADE RETJ1PEB TINWARE
is telling its own story in increased sales. -
C WEST STREET_ 1
7
Carriage Maxzufacturer,
Hacwg iterebawd the Widens of
McCREATH dA WALKER
I have now arranged, not only to continua the Carnage Trade, but have decided to
do all classes of work in
HORSE-SHOEIBU AID GENERAL BLACKSIITHINC
NONE,BUT THE BEST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED IN EVERT DEPARTMENT.
2396-1y.
� J TO.A. WR
ALER,
PRU PRI 6TOIL
2
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES.
By .Irtue of a warrant 'soder the hand of the Warden and Soal of tho MBelatisa of the
County of Huro•, dated the lith day of August. len comn.andiug m° Os lsey mem the leads
hereinafter described. tar the arrears eel tams respectively due trireme. teasther with poets •
settee is hereby given that unless ouch taxa and cons we sooner pain 1 then. is cumpllanoe
with the Aas.s*niant Aot. Chap. 194 H. 19. 0.. tueoeod Ie sell by Public Amuse the said Diode
or so moth thereof es .tar be necessary to dieebar4.58 mime, at the Court Hessera, la the Tow.
or 001)00110, on FRIDAY. the F t?TERNTH day of DZCILMBEtt• 180, at ONE o'clock e
the afternoon.
PATENTS !
CAVEATS. Naar •iggi AND CIII MYIT$
O�ft.t�ra, a.M ail btslsess is the U. 1, parse
0 . atts.dsd to' •fODRRi!R FK.
Oar these is 0150.4ta tM U g. Patent Of -
gee, sad w t sae obtals Patents is tem toms
has these -emote tros WASh II►GTON.
Baud MODEL OR 1)54 WINO. We MI -
Mae el
e4else.. his t..*aabtllt fres of sissy
LIi PATAMAROR DNI. S iN
we refer, hers, to the Peotaeter, the abut.
4 ?4onee'm
Order Div., sad to *Mohan of 11.
M enc Ogee. per °treaW, advice
mime end referewoes to aet.al Mesta 1. Pea
ewe State er Comity write to
C • attests n.,
oamt ts.lwt owrra.wakt■stsa IA 0
Pardras
4 OW
PATENTS
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w 11,
a
,11o.or LOT
ncacal
1.110.y. OR PARI'
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Part of 8
1
3
4
6 Louisa -et.
!Ina Pio. 9 Mill Reserve
Tou warm ' or il0 I'''t.
P411 o Asoe,T Costs •xi,
No. o» Coe. Near oft or Ta=sr. CORI al sou Test.,
opt t9r•Rasr. A' axs cvPAI 0 1 CT•. 11 cis. $ CTS.
12 1 Pere 1 le 1 13 2 w
l u.t.Ata. 01 FUROK1C m IN 110w1' a.
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W. part of 2
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Peed
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teed ehp tem riven
rr.soestow0 Survey
5
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cilli';a OI Ialatelth.
Paid
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11 "F 1s Pard
its
Comity Treasurer's Ogee.
Mitt Oedertels. Sege 1110. 19.3,
WHYi
Doe. GEA. BARRY, the
Goderioh furniture dealer sad
undertaker, keep the best .took
of furniture and undert.ker'.
supplies I And how i. it
that he ass sell so cheap!
BECAUSE effro
He finds that it pays in the
long ran. His motto is
' Small Profits and Quick Re
tura.." He also mates a �
specialty of picture framing
Give him a call before parch..
ing elsewhere. Embalming
Plaid always on hand. 9357.7
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