The Signal, 1894-3-8, Page 7THE SIGNAL: GODERIOH, ONT., THURSDAY, MARCH 8. 1891.
THE PEOPLE'S
CASH STORE.
it los not our custom co announce Largatins nnlq,. \Yt hat.•
lar' thing especially goal at especially low price..
We carry n full range pf High Class GaAs, marked at CIu.e
Cut Prices, but our big Bargain fur this week i, It
CASE OF WHITE COTTON
(About 1000 Yards)
.,...
(:,„),14 are .hipped to us', direct from the mill, and are in
from 4 to 10 yards Iontt. We are selling these end.'
AT 10 CENTS PER YARD,
:ut.1 tli. t' are superior to 'DIV 12 1',dt.,n in th.• tra.I.
INSPECTION INVITED.
JOHN T. ACHESON.
AT THE
DRAPERY AND HABERDASHERY
WAREHOUSE
+ + + - +_
A FULL ASiSNIT/ENT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
50c. Corse Cannot be Beaten.
Ladies' and Children's Underwear, atm value.
Navy and B1Hr Sime Series. the 'Reit in
Town for the money.
*DI= SOLICITIID.
S PER. =VT. DISCOUNT- pole . OABA
A_ MZTZ�TRO,
'Itt;4
Draper and Haberdasher.
`Witt [IRACLE.
1:1:111BLE „EXPERIENCE t'F A
'.1 L1. KSDNN I:RN TLF:MAN.
•+ . 1d ert.tl. N fill omit al e't11111 Til tT
• is 1111.1 LK*' A•• tN ptraNT W.
• a t• . rats \ I..td►r'*11,ammmt auto
..' -.route TO R/..\LTil.
From •ae Itiebibuco, N. It, Review.
The attention of The Review laving bees
a lel to two cases in Kingston le "Inch It
es alleged rewrk.ble cures had been of
reared by the use of 1►r. %Villtami Ptak
Pill., a reporter wee sent to interview the ,
parties named, and tied out whether the
• ares were really the result of the nue of
Park Pills. Mr. Samuel Karnes, who for-
merly resided in Dort Water. N 1t , nod who
rem. ved to Kio•sto., Kent Co., some time
age, was first inters i w. d, and slaked whether
the reports coocerninr his Ilenes and bar re
••'eery frant the use of these pile were true.
He e.pres.ed himself willing to add hie
antimony to the enemy he saw in the papsff
. noeerntug the wonderful cures effected by
'Pink Pills, and hoped his story mirht be the
means ot briugaag relief to others. We
'oohs story as nearly as possible in his
•en words . "1 war tint attacked with
.-re muscular rheumatism in Marsh, 1891.
I eat then livtgg in Ilorch..tar. For three
mouths i lay in trod unable to move hand or
more helpless than an Meat. The
.fats et my ernes and legs were much
.wollen, and my hunts and fingers twisted
almost out of eheppe* The physician whn
attends' me hrndeged my limb• and In
every way attempted to give me relief but
with ut effect. Two other doctors were
called to consultation, but ,bold do nothing
r'r me. i was told by a friend who called
to me me of the wonderful cures reported to
hive btu effected by the use of fink Pills,
ami 1 resolved to out aside doctors' ,nodi
"IO., and give the palls • nisi. When 1
had &bo.u, ti.iwhed the secood box 1 begun
to feel slightly better. After taking fowl
or five boos I wa &bee to gut ont ed bed
awl walk around the bleu oat crutches. I
:not nue.' taking the pills until 1 had takes
a d. ,.n boxes, wheo I •for • time.
M
I was thea able with tkolp of Crutches to
en out of doors &ad around. i have dace
r'noved to Kiog.to., and cautioned to im
I' -e1 a and hope soon to be entirely cared.
ler. Barre s a geotlewso of decstien.
whose statements will carry weight. The
writer remembers whoa Mrs. Barnes find
sire to ktng•tnn he was forced t0 sue
nitches. sad we. &ole to get around nely
w.,h great d.tficnity. He is now able to
m ve monad using me • wee. and &p
patently without may difficulty. Hie band•
sot fingers, however, still bear trams et
'h' *ever* 'offering he has midefgnss.
Ili. sitter, Mr'. John Taylor w.. alms •
mlferso hoe mi.cas&r rheumatism. Ah•
wa first &tt&eketl by the disease dghl
ye'v+ aro, and at that time it was rely .11
gnat d.tticalty .he was able to m.+S
aree0d. ilseter's medieiee did net ►nip
bort, esu she tried all kinds of so-
-ono
o•ares for rhoaMY.1a, but they ofp•oed to
de her se gaol whatever. Three. the
.tri^ of Mr. fames lad with the eeseset
•
,I fp'. 11. physicist, .he b.takhtl PIMd
fill. Ry the time . ked /sy
alae seined hex she felt decidedly Improved.
••tho has mew a.kth.d bet fourth hes, .od is
apperewtly as well ea .he ever sea Rhe
et d shit was priestly willing that the
'abbe nosed knew that she w.. • area W-
hev* it the eflio..y el PYk Pik Tis
t*Bler tasit wrought hy tlh.s. rl M IS
ease ..f \Ir. Carnes had tiros inrlutwl her to
1e the • ,
Q .n • trial. and she was now satisfied
that tile pills possessed wonderful curative
powers.
1►r. \t'illiama' fink Pills are a specific for
.11 di.csors arising from au Impoverished
condition rat the blood or a shattered ern
dition of the nervous force., such a* st.
Vitns donee, Iwamoto' ataxia, rheumatism.
paralysis. .Viatica, the eftdr effects of 1a
grippe, Toes of eppetite, heataehe, dir,iasau,
chronic erysipelas, scrofula, etc They are
also • specific ter the troubles peculiar to
the female rysteen, correcting irre•ulanties,
suppressions cad all forms of female weak-
ness, buddies/ anew the blood and renorine
the glow of health to pale and sallow cheeks.
la the case o( men they etfect & radical cure
in all cases arising from mental worry, over•
work or °acnes of any nature.
I M Williams Pink Pins may baked of all
druggists or direct by mail from Ilr. Wil-
liams' Medicine •'ompany, Brockville, Ont.,
nr Schenectady. N. V., et 50 cents • box, or
six bons Inc tt2 50. The price at which
these pills were sold makes • course of treat-
ment comparatively inexpensive as com
pared with other remedies or medical treat
meat.
DEATH OF MOTHER MANDELBAUM.
Feimess as • !one feat Pewee 1E111 larlvea
Into tette
• BAilu.YO..1Int. Fob. 26. Mrs. Fredric&
Meadd_aum, known 111 New York as a
n otetiota "testy," died here this morning.
Mrd klandelbaum war about 6i year' of
age. She was wealthy. She came here
shalt ten yeah ago, when the New York
authorities bad begun proceedings against
her and her conviction was probable. For
• time she catered on a small busies. here,
but has lived retired for several yeah. Her
body will be take. to New York to -morrow
afternoon for interment them on Wednes-
day morning.
Ten years aro there war no more notori-
ous woman in this country than Mrs. Man.
dalbeam, who was known es the most sue
useful "fence" in the business. Mrs. Man
d.lbeam was nearly six feet tall, of geed
figura and well developed muscles. She
had unlimited confidence in her ability to
take care of herself. Her moaners were
pleasing, and she war pons sesed of a degree
of personal m.geetisen which made her •
power croeka
On Marc 23, 184.1, a despatch from
Hamilton announced tie death of Mrs.
Msnd•lbaum. A private despatch contain-
i.sgg word of the woman's &sato ass also re
o.ived by Howe A Hownmell, who had been
bee attorneys when she was in trouble Imre,
bot the mit day the news was denied by
Mrs. Ml.ndelkaam hen elf, who sent des
pelages all over the oseetry.
Nn nes alive to -day can recall jest who
►Ir. Mandelhanm's heehasd was. It is be
hayed that M died some time i. the .ural
Lisa. Airs. klandalbaum began her busmen*
career as the proprietor of a a salt dry goods
Mere &t Rivingten aid Chutes stress.
For two or three year* she did a i•gitimate
_odea., ted prospered. but for thirty
years alter that she oneducted her f.wmw
isnee fns at Rivi.gten sed (;Beton streets
s.d later at a plate is Dread street. Mea
Mad.lbeso's plce sees because keews to
mean all ever the rnustry. To them she
was known as '`Old Mother" Maw&aibeem.
1t is said that she would sever disown ase
arimkaal with .e.th.r. At driving a bar
Baia "Mother" Malde bases had few Moa&
She sever gm* mere tam a quarter of Its
valise for any artiste. Os the ether head,
it Is mid that .he frvgseetly teamed .sassy
to her esdnaobe mad west is their heels
whew they were arrested.
Maly sessions erkimboale.i' mead. .se es
M.ib.r Mae&elbasim's tse.e. A miss
.11md Kerte. who wee eaavio.d is IA'T7 e1
teiddeit Wag liftSesta
wt lis ieIllagams„M W Ma
Watch "'Weight
If you are losing Seen your
system Is drawing on your
latent strength. Something
is wrung. Take
Emulsion
the Cream of Cod-liver 011,
to give your system lts need-
ed strength and rlestore your
healthy weight. Physicians;
the world over, endorse St:
Ise" 11 by ¶ik -'- y
Boot a tures'. fialkedia AliDniseasta Ms.
Mandslbaum. Scutt & 1'a recovered •
ludgineot •g.iost her, which she paid
('o'.rinvmgg evident* was not obtained, how-
ever, until,a wom.n thief who had been
sent to bls.•kwell• bland, mind wha bad
had •,uarrelled with llother Mandelbatnl,
w rote to District t Attorney t lh.ey and made
a statement of witat she knew •bout the
reran.. For this the woman tr1a pardoned
by 1.,.o. ('level►nd on .lan 1845.
• on this evidence Police Justice Murliy
issued a warrant, which was served by
Robert 1. Pinkerton and tour other detect -
no upon Mr=. Mandelb•um, her goo Julius,
01st Herman ?trood, • clerk, who was held
for trial in 021,000 bail. The trial was set
for Dec. 4, 1883, and %loth. r 31•n.leBsum
was carefully watched by detetivee. About
the middle of November the police learned
that she acid her son were in Canada. The
levels eh:: wore aroused the suspicion of
chief of police ctew&rt of \lootre•t• who
arrested her on suspicion of bein,Timpliated
in a nicest robbery. No evidsoce was pro.
diced agatn.t her, and she was discharged.
She then went to Hamilton, on n tele-
gram from district attorney. Olney she was
arrested and an attempt true made to Fare
her surrendered, but it was unsuceeseful.
'.he hod since hied in -Hamilton with her
two sons and two date:Jokes: There have
been several reports•that Mrs. Manddb.um
had midi secret visiti' to this ••:ty. She
was repsteb,to have a large fortune. N Y.
As tuned fres ayelsimerse.
pati ilti "elr.M Free Fres.
It wan tempestuous night on the Atlan-
tic, and the great steamer with its precious
freight of bureau lives Aria tossed &boat like a
oackle shell. The tremendol. trivia hurl-
ed themselves against the wall" of steel and
dna sag In intl.etewt fors the d. less
shook 1 he leviathan from bowsprit to rudder
Dos'. Noone 'was visible about the ship
except such of the crew as .necessity cum•
pelted to facet he storm, and thiy wer • in
imminent dangry every moment. The pss-
sengen, ie. mortal terror, were huddled to
gether (n tt••t cabin below. .Inst as a
frightful blast had almost thrown the ship
on her beaus ends the officer of the dirk
saw r -passenger sunk h.s frowil:d heed DO
-
through • hrtt•hwey.
• I..t back there," yelled the othicer.
"Say, Cap.' came an answering yell, "b
the roof gone yet ' '
"No : pet back there."
"Have any of the wells et, r In yet
"No: pet hack, 1 tell you.
"Has the old woman nr the children been
blowed out of the snood story window
' i :et back 1 tell you ; no.-
"None
o."•'None of the neighbors been hlowe,l in
through the shed roof yet
"No, no : 1 t.e11 you get back down that
hatchway, you blamed fool," and the of
ficer started for the pusenger.
"'Tain't so bad as 1 thought it was,' came
a final yell, end the passenger dodged tato
the depths below and disappeared
"Well, who in thunder was that"..led
the officer of the purser, who stoeid W.
“He's all right." howled the ppsi�ttnessre "be
comes from the cycles* illi * Kusa& "
An Kneel T.
Wie 0 used Haggard..
Pectoral Ital.am in our house for over three
years, an! find it an excellent remedy for all
forms of coughs and oslis, Io throat and
long troubles it affords inatiet relief.
dge Prianrr at the bar. you
are /to
.lewith shooting the plaintiff
through each ear, one foot, an elbow and
&long the top of the brad. What have you
to gay for yourself '
Atli Ike (the prisoeerl Wal, 1 did sot
have no killlo' grudge .gin him, se go 1
jest shot him is this *on aro.lnd the edges
.o's not to hurt aim much.
ti elittsitgisNw1
Adorer 1 know 1 stn poor, but 1 will in-
sure my life for $20.000, which. at 6 per
cent. interest. will give you *sough to live
os comfortably in cue anything should hap
pea to ane.
MissFtightie 'doubtfully. -Ito you think
that will be enough to support another hat-
band'
wen adapted.
The effective action on the gland-slier.ystem
and the blood, and the gsnersl regulating
tonic and purifying action of R. B. R. espec-
ially adapt it for the bilious, nervons,00.tive
or .crnfulona From three to six bottles
will cure .11 blood dile.... from • common
pimple to the wont scrofulous gore.
Ceaskierege,
4.sMI atle. erred.
IiLeMbtwci,--1 suffered for • long time
who conitip&tion and tried many medicines
without swam. 1 then tried Burdock
Blood Bitters and very soon had great re-
lief, in 1 ceetisued its nes sad am now coin
pletely cured. •I,.nErR PRn.uo,.,
Qw*_ea, Que.
nisei M a Bic.
Chief tto isdestrios. Markt Why didn't
you dot the ' i ' M the IoM ward of your re-
port lad, might'
i.de..riers ('lark -- 1 ins porde'', sir ; bet
you me. /he clock street tear Jost at
that point, and 1 didn't ears to work over
time.
Ode( apologises. and writs to the are
rotary to regard to animas* for este
work.
reea i r.0..
(itxTtswaa, -Having attend over twe
years with •.a.NpatiM., and the doctors
sea havini Wool me, 1 rnnoloded to try R.
T111effilligkie1 seed one kettle i eras
_Is&. 1 4111111d u. --rd is ler 'irk
lalverQat. I
Minn.D iese, a.
SOME FACTS ABOUT LOTTERIES.
lases CNeteMir.d es Prover Fulmer Is
s/Msate.a, bet ..w "Newly/ Mere.'
From the New York Herald.
'rbere is • emttoual howl nowadays about
the perniciousness of lotteries mind the sails
that they have worked or are working upset
our social institutions, yet P. is not • huo
dred years ago that the whole Lawns Lf
girl.. tottering war partly widened by such
a greet elms as -Thomas Jettersou and sive
.sited by other famous statesmen.
The foundation of w promineat an edu.a-
ttoatl mato uton as ,lumbo a sleep traces
directly back to • lottery, and per hsps if it
bad not been for that method of raising
funds this city might never have hot that
great seat of learning. Few of those h,gblg
upright cities's of this broad land who
have uuu.termittingly cried u,, , upon the
evils wrought by the Liminess lottery are
aware of the fact that nee of the first etas
the American Congress of 1776 was to to
sutute a national lottery, and that the
people-Vrelcoined it with great joy. Yet
such was the cue, as history records ,t.
Coe origin of lotteries is veiled IR con•
. ides able darkness, and it is almost tmpoe-
o ld. to find the record of the tint establish-
ment of one. In the Rom •n Saturnalia and
in the ban•tnets of the aristecratie Komaa
Indtenes were instituted for the distribution
of 1swore or pries as a a,nrce of amuse.
menta Augustus was wont to distribute
u, the guest. at his feasts paek.ts similar in
a;.pearanee, but contenting art! !es varying
widely in .s'ue. This custom was followed
mg • outgo 8oent scale bt a tsieeding em•
peror', Nero:giving euch pr;'ei as a house
ur a slave. Hehiogstatltu Iotr'.duced the
element of absurdity, one tL ket 1 erheps for
• golden vase, while another was foi rix
dies,
Tke Italian merchants of the \1lddle
Ages used lotteries for the dlstributico of
their wares. The I:overnmeo' of Feriae-. in
1530 instituted • looney 1.'tery for the
beoetit of the State, ..nd 10 ‘41314:e. half a
century later, lotteries e.i.ted under pool.,
control. From that time salty 1: trepean-
State. re.urted to the lottery at a means 01
raising • reyeaue. The first lott.-ry in Eng -
lend was established in 1O",.. he- the repeir
harbor' and was sone folluwed by another
for the beaetit'Ol the Virginia colo.\.
.mins already noticed the lretrey wad iron,
the very first settling of th. government ..t
this country a familiar means of raising
funds, and up to 1820 at least seventy acts
were pawed by 4'o/wrest atr.built tug I..t
terms for wart"lar puhlic•--purpttee•. 1:01'
the numerous private lotteues whish gays
rise to many s,;endsto.ts ..busts aroksed pub
lie npiutou against them, and a society wys
formed ,o Penn•ylvsnia ii 1: ;3 to advocate
the•r snppressir n. This so:iety led • strorg
crusade attains' the 1 ttery privet Irl, and
its efforts were ultimately rewarded by the
passage of acts in most n! t'.r 'Satin entire
lv prohibiting the establbhmeat ofasytaiug
',mein? the nature of • lottery.
CARTELL'S SILENT BRIO&
towed doses re %peak to /Ms Agss1S.. Uwe
the ■errlaer rime air. • - -
Trsnb1e, 'Awl'., Feb. 26. -Mrs. Jerry
torten, ot neer Trimble, has jwst broken a
rash ow which • .11e made one twelve
mooch• aato, and which she regretted ttiiT-
ing ever made.
iUo•tt eighteen months ego Sirs, Cartel
was Miss Fannie L'rambley, • beautiful
young lady of 18 years, and .ferry t'artell
was her favorite suitor. But, as ie veterah
ly the ease with young lovers, a quarrel
arose between them, and in the heat of pas
S ion Moe Fannie angrily bade her lever
leave ber presence, mid vowed by high
'~TeO she would never speak .to io:m again.
1
1 disconsolate lover took hu departure;
bdt as he fairly worshipped th.e girl he s.1 -
depth, set abodt to effect a reconciliation.
At' last. to ansn•er to s pitifut,.pleading
Jotter, life• Fannie Relented add pe* end M
him • loving, forf(ivtug message.
trerjoyed at the happy termination of
*Waits, he hurried ,..to the bonne of Slims
Famine, and was steriigiff warmly and affec-
tionately, but with mat •a word of welcome.
Taking a tablet and pencil from • desk she
began • written conversation es though she
could not speak a word. 4'erten pleaded
the ueelessom and foolishness of such pro-
ceedings, but in van, as his sweetheart
positively refused to utter a word to him.
She is very devout, • member of the Meths.
dist church, and was firmly impressed with
the idea that, if she should break her rash
row, 41od would penish bon by striking her
dumb, when 'he could speak to 0o one. She
was con.tantly on her guard Inc fear she
might forget herself and *peek to her lover,
thereby inviting this terrible visitation.
The eourtahip proceeded with pencil and
paper tor some months, and then they were
joined together in the holy bonds of mann
wsooy. During their married life of nearly
a year Mrs. l'artell serer 'poke to her hus-
band until some days ago.
Last t'htistmu Mr. Carton made his wife
the present of • handsome and costly parr of
vase.. The other morning the husband was
bringing in an armful of wood and stn ck
one of the rases and knocked it to the floe r,
where it broke into a hundred pieces.
" 4 ►h, Jerry, look what you have done
cried Mrs. Cartel!.
She was horribly shocked at speaking
to
her husband, and believed that she hadn
stricken dumb. To •soertain the correct-
ness of her belief she spoke to him again
again and ws. overjoyed to discover that
her organs of speech had not been in nein
lest impaired.
In the happiness of again hearing his wife
. peak to him..Jerry folded her in. his arms,
wept tears of joy and thanked (:ed Inc the
breaking of the vase. Mr. anll Mn. Cartel'
feel as if • eland hell 1.em lifted from their
home, and there i. not • happte•r couple to-
day in Dyer county.
Kae'j.y's Liver Lustros do not purge or
grips like pills. They simply assist nature
to the production of the necessary bile to
treetot. • healthful habit of the ermine of
digestion.
} A Racking Cough
Cured by Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
NM. I), It, If .t i.f, 217 Grttesyur Wit.,
l..u'kpvrt, N. Y., Rays:
'oyer thirty ceari *30, 1 rotir.shry
beano: my I:eth.'r d.•acrilal ti,.•
ial curative •41..•ti of Aysr's ('llo r,,'
1'..•t..rul, 1►otu.g It resort! cttark of I.n
which neoitt.+l'the f.•rm'.1 a
eetorrll,sareaesof the In riga. .'n,.
pas,•d by an a.vrava'i,q cough. I
111.41 3 acb.ua r,'l' etsc-sander ,tilei..d•
l,il•' tl:h
et both rand:. 4u a partially
a l lc v i:r..i t l:o c.iitgl.l ug &luring -nut 4,04
t.(.ne1f thee' i$Canted jate any r• 11.1 fool
slat aprebt..'i.• artier o1 the limes te Ili. k
woidd a •!se tar.• the retnit.'.t i .ittemp, .1
toIt...:o- . :ht. :1tier trdoe twirl'of
ageh 1" ' • 1 •, al ,
Nearly iAi Despair,
Mu] lu.a abaft. dcci,p'.1.I i 0,t 1-l.41l 1 .ig:1t
In lay 0.x-1 ruin, opal . e .” 1:1 • n hest
.Ia•ep t ',old In 11.st our, 1r '7 • •
.1.1..1 to tt'.. That 1 had a 14rth• . f
tort's t'+r •. r, P:a't..r. 1. I t..:t n
dhi) cf t, .. t r' : n'
L
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, .y:;,::irt,;.a, ,1 .' -i
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.g•t1c-', i1t'.i! ':.''..'1:1 1'.
reatly reeve 111 ;•1 .I
ttn.k t• mp ,•,u; .:...! 1', .
t ,atrtcry h';rht(.rau 2:.:1.••
u .+:.- .1..•r. •,... 1 the .J., ...„1-1 1 , • ,, r
c .. It.i" a'• ,--:)a 039 4.111'-11,"
jeer's Cherry Pecpa,i al
r.lo.,l4,w. a..
ronv'tto act., *um tc cures
If A Writ.. {inner.
If 1 were k•grocer, says a venter in amen
icau-t •rater. 1 would have the approach to
my place of Laxness so attractive that
passers by would t1Lt forced to stop and look
at aglist in#'.ft+Mst and au art lact ire dis-
play of gootik rl would have the store
Poon, count rI, scales and fixtures as bright
and c:stn as 31how.•tease multi make thein
1 would buy'" t'h'e. bast coots in ,the Irak
sad slay-yff...-ticuk.r ittnntinn. to
`wage earndes the very best possible talub
•or their money. 1 would haven at; com-
petent and gentimte$y c!enk., noted for,
their eourteey, .dQcli4.y5' honesty and of
tici y. I w. std try"neeer to be .o a of
s in cvery•asy defraud. '1 would have
arty Plastic and high grsdc Nervier. 1
would grant, credit to every deserving a4
pi., ant, anti, l to guard against..losi,
1 would ha a first class credit, dep tt.ioeut
where tfe record sad standing of every
csstoner was scrutinised and watched. J
would render all bills and accounts regular
1 ■al y strict attention to collections.
1 would buy for netcash, even tho.n;h 1 had
to buy lregnently and in =mall Iota. I
would catch every possible discount. 1
would be on hand early and late, i.d set an
example to all helpers of devotion to bun -
nese; l wouldn't skulk out to sero a ball
game in the muddle of so afternoon, nor b:
'found playing po,1 or billiards irk the room
around the eeroer. I would give no atten-
tion to politics out of business hours, and
try to make my every day life eboform to
my religious professions. 1 would eschew
all intoxicating liquor', forbid smoking in
the store, and provide no convenience for
tobacco chewer., loungers or sitters. 1
would try to have all helpers enthusiastic
workers. taking • personal interest in the
success of the busioes.: ia some way mak-
ing them sharers to the results, after they
had, by faithful service, won the right to
such recognition. I would ever keep in
mind that I was after the almighty dollar,
and by economy, thrift and perseverance
strengthen my credit I wonld not touch
an outside investment, nor have any
pecuniary interest in any vesture which de
mantled my time 1 would take a trade
journal of the beet sort. I would keep
posted about the goods I handled. 1 wculd
advertise, ever heepiag in mind that •
pleased customer is a Meleney ad?ert fear.
le.ld Tani essis-rer fr gtreasary.
From the t►etrott tree Press.
The pampered child of luxury from Roston
war naught over night in a rough town on
Mutates in the dining room he was waited
on by •kindly- cowboy waiter,who had seen
better days.
Have you any lobster a la newburg •
he asked, when he had bonen Informed there
WWI an roup.
•' Naw, but tber'a some lobster • to can,.f
the eat het0't et It."
" Have yea any pate de foi gra
" New, the dry weather killed 11 611 off. '
" Have you any sweetbreads and pee
Nary one : hain't got any kind of bread
tot !Indy biscuit."
" Have you any terrapin
The waiter couldn't. stand it any longer.
•• l.00kee here, young feller," he stid,pul•
ling up a chair and resting Ms elbows on the
tall. very familiarly, •' you ain't built kr
Mnatame feed. What you ought to an u Go
go hack to Boston and live oe the funds
mental rnnnepta of modern philosophic
though• and boas,"and the rentlem•n from
Roston was utterly partly,gtl.
ONE HUNDRED
people would not maks a very large crowd,
but if all came at once it would make us
hustle to serve them.
We intend removing to the
Crabb Block in April, and for the
month of March will give
BARGAINS IN ALL LINES.
WE WANT
ONE - HUNDRED - TONS
-4*} -..
Scrap Iron,
Lead,
Copper,
and Brass,
1
FOR WHICH WE WILL EXCHANGE NEW GOODS.
Come and examine our 'Prices.
Great Reductions on Goods sold- this month for
Cash. •
frivol Li, AT THE ULD STAND) (1N .WEST.;'1'1:1•:L i
SAUNDERS & CO.
tremendous- iUmblipg a
t'..rt.a k gott t
ar,
they we Wklaa
of the other lady,sitpa!
ed first price.
awaited WIN rile re....
tn.ue M.
f hWil !x and es
*
sigh r q then
,.h.•' wait ewer.'
CURE TTHC
THATs�sT
CoucHSHILOH'SNITN
CURE
oro. Too
et tzmiriort., i.s. est ceder disk �w
FreedSII*g a/r&sea..
The most prevalent com nt.a1 Ihis ssa
OM are rheumatism, neuralria, sore throat,
io*6mmatioos anti eosgeMisss. For all
thew and other pointul treaties H&gy&ru's
Yellow 4101 is the hest Weft* test *dorsal
remedy.
Colored 1.46ea Wive will. tees Pike.
From The Baltimore Son.
" A Ferule ( 'alum but o ('arpselorship
Commit' was a novel feature of es ester
teinment given Thursday night at Allen
African Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Stockton street. Eight woman entered the
eceto.t, and each was decked oat ilia Philo
nap and corporator'. apron. "afore each was
• pine plank, doge* which a line Fed been
draww. Fish easement war armed with a
hammer sad • heedful of nails The feat
for which the prises were awarded war the
drivdeg of twist fear sadai* • work-..
n
like user ',Rids s a time limit of tear lois
eta.
Whits the signals '• (le" was gives there
woe
sewed of mighty baswerrhig,
se-
e :.t Merl everembed bow, al •
The last time Bart Scott wos►jnW..sh.,a„•
ton he told a good story about tri-n.eml.gr
ti,e Wisue.ii11 Legislature. The oft man
was elected to the State Stnate from one of
the 4tmhercountien and -viur proud of the
honor. When the1.'gi.L.ture t'in Medi
son, Senator Blank was .t•ily in lou *rat 10•
fore the time for calling: t he Srpate to order,
and spread the Mathison ,boreal before' him
to real the new of the day. tine morning,
after the chaps;e prayer. while :he r'Isirk
of the Sealant Wail rcad,»C the ioornal of the
proceedings ut t f e pri'vinus.1�T��O'fgi tlttppeau
atter and Laid " \Ir I'resi.ietlt. 1 intl!e.tn
dispense with floe read,u,t of the journal.
S�ietator Blank •I,uctly folded his Madison
.Dburnal, arose, and said " Mr President,
I move aleo to dupeose with the reading of
the Times, the Inter •ocean, and all tether
paper,. ' There should be no distinction
against the Journal.'
PLANING KILL
ESTABLISHED HIP.
Buchanan & Son,
ar ANt'racrt wawa
BASO, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers 1n all kind. ot
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And builder's, material of every dervipl ion
School Furniture a Specialty.
Seiestillo AlasrNY
AMSOY tsr
ATENTS
. r s�OAT
05g10ATA
NTS
COPTR10MT11, oto.
rev information end free niendemelt writs to
et N3(a,Y► MI Ran aowsv, Naw Toss.
11M..t bureau f.r swearing p.t.M. In A amine
�eew'� 150..1 .hinge In th.
Huta. H by a te tmwaar lief..,
penin of • nalrw &tea
$cientiftc American
1r t elre.1.tlnn of an 4.1,451111e p•:wr la the
w,gtI. 1%4p.tInnglelr •11 h04.ot. Nn lntell l
raw .bo•M 1e without It. Wesal•, 13.ey5�•
Iear: 'Ilia Mx months. Addre-• M11NN a 1'1r.,
TL, trams...nu mnedw... Nr Para.
Patronise
True
Competition.
IBREAKFAST SUPPER. ,
•'Rg* thee...1 04021*. of el. e..lnr.t
!AV.'S.** h:eh lav•• eta •1.- oar. r.N rove at dizee.. tas
taut! ',turd ion. and it, s- a r'LI ail.. . wt:or. et
ee sa
the Inc rroperttl w .
'welt .mete(':xvrs,.Mr.
F'pp•, has prowled for our I:-ca:.froc and .up•
per a drliewt,') Havo•tred twvcrs,ce t::eh t11ay
Bare us uuu,f hr&o r d.„-pg'i 1�,' e. 1' .a t1y .,.o
},.17.-11^1 n+e of tri:.1 •rti.•Iee 4.,'," 31.n1 Zvi,
esitnt,oe nifty hegraetat:y trr,.1lup •:nt.1 s:;aig
enottt��ht to res ccery 'enlrn.) 'u 1'xa•.b
Hundre.f. cf at: to mabudies mint Patina
aroi,nit sae reedy to attack where, r; 'tem.,. a
Iwc*L point. IV'e mty (•0(010 410447 n latae
ak.u't by kcepin.l our0rhe. wall tor':Rr,: wltt
purr Mnat and a pmperty no'triet•ed trsa e.'-
('i '.i S. rri'v 1403. fie.
Verde .imply with belittle ass. r or 4'.Ik.
Oe'.l only, in eaekets,by Urocers. lal,•l:d thug :
1 410Zia [Fre a Co.. tad.. N,wttw+pn/k1e
.(00 15... t*silos. Faaland.
•:1 ti-xiw
GODEERICH
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
i1TRa CAD antME Pacers° inions*• tea's
il.ase•rw hoe Mew etaaMlolh•d to gtvs the
pebble o are* -e ase ,envies with fair and pee
loe.ent /.'gptllh
1t le manest A oaktaelnes prinelpt.e and Is
de 'Merest of It. patrons.
It 1•.rves the support of every .arses who
balloon b ee.tpeettles.
Pie date& do.psseb awe car Compaq 'e
new eortwsetteg with all Ilse. and rabies
M 5ntlad Bled s. tonnsda and tttege.
prima
>t ad t (yr�Sw .11 . Fames Came
YMo by Monnet.
1..2M.syw. O.MI.k
Secant Boiler l o,•hs.
.1. -.-STA Iil.tr?hHtlt'1010.1
A. S. C H RY STA L
Suo rasor to 1_ Ari/.:al .$ Meek j
�irnufacturers'of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright it Tubular
Salt Pat,', Smoke Stacks, Shc..' Iron
Works, .•t.., etc.
Also drawn in l'pright and Horizon:al112.de
V►Ive F:nrtuee. .\ utomatie 4.01 OR Engine. •
penalty. All sires of pi e and pipeRtt.g
...instantly on hand. lstimat.e furnished ea
.bort notice. Repairing promptly atteaded.le.
1'. O. Bos 37. Ooderich, Ont.
Work. Opposite O. T. R Station. Goderict.
WHO 18 YOUR TAILOR ?
Clue
not onaniuseto wh \u ehb1.g Y
thought.
DOLS HB SUIT YOU ?
1f not, you •ai easily get sat-
isfac•.on by : ailing at.
DVN�OP'S
STflEEMPOET.IIIUM,
WEST
huge quantity of REAiDY MADE
CLOTHIN41 on hand will be disposed of at
whatever they will bring. Call early sad
get Bargains,
H. DUNLOP.
HAVE YOU
BACK-ACH E
DODD5
KIDNEY
PILLS
WiLL CURE YOU
"IackaeS.
Mean! tM WI -
Sege are in
trouble. Dodd'.
Kidney Pills rice
prompt relief •
76 per evert.
Of disease is
rat caused by
di.orrier.d h 4-
M Night as will
try to Ade a
&healthy city
without sewer-
age, as feed
health whew the
hida.y. •ria
.bpy./, they are
the scavengers
Of the system.
"Delay /s
dangerous. Neg-
lected kidney
troubles result
in grad Blood,
Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, and
it h. moot da s-
yqrrous !)1'
al;
BrigAt. Dieware,
Diabetes and
Drewry.'
abou•
dhwrtl.s rennet
exist wk•r•
Tedd'• Kidney
/flee n reset.
heM by all /nakn e. sem by W .w.ipt