The Signal, 1898-10-20, Page 2gruel
Publisher's loch...
J. C 4.w Ttauter, of Guderleh, haat teen
'stated Local Travelling Afoul for the Tows
Mips of Ooderkh, Colborne, Aabdeld end W a
Local postmasters over the district are also
empowered to receive subscriptions. M Ter
aeerat_
All communlceuo,,e n,.r be ad.11n sd
D. IleGT I.LICrDOY,
Tea Sem at.
Telephone Call 4.p. l;uderlrk. Ort
The Signar
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iYICttY TI;UlisDA1• MORNING
DT D, M.GILUCODDY.
Terme of salt.erlpUen n
EzoothOnadvanceat�:u'year " t
au
Advertising Retell
and other casual advertisements, ine
perLag for trot ln•ertloe. and 1 Ponta per line
fa each eubsequeot 1110.1 oat. Mara tired b) •
sem1t•rell male.
lusher cards of sin liners and under. M per
Advertisements of Lae. Found, &raved. tit
nanous Vacant Bltu.tttons wanted and S..e.
mels Chances w'annL nut exceeding a Ines
aonnrell, 1t per month.
Houses on Side and Fauna on 1311e, not 1„ e•
• aced 1 Ucw 11 for Snot month. 40 . per autos
gent month. Larger alv:s le proportion.
Any 1pectel notice, the ohne, t of whk:, is t..
promote the pecuulary benefit of any ledlvldual
fir company to be ueeeldered an advertisement
and nharged aecord,ualy.
Local notices In nonpareil type rise nut per
word. no .011,, less than etc.
Local nolle,' In ordinary reading type two
per fee
oilcan 1.., churches No 'sone'
B
and other ur l r'reeU1j n and
evolent institutions, half rate.
SutaTtben wit* fall to receive Tim anwat
gularly by Dull, will confer • fever by .e
lualn1l ug as d the fat •t u early • date ae
When a change of addre se le desired. beth the
old and the new address should be given
THURSDAY. OCT. 20, IAN.
-"TRAVELING °VIDE.
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ORNTISTRi.
MNICROLM/N,L D. S.
M.
D.F.AL 111151101011.
Rima oirwe 4.h. Yost
Gold
Filling, V oownes and Bridge .$ •
litelaity. Repertories.
M MABEE, DDli LD.I-DENT♦'
Unrgoo--Latest add approved methedl
heal dental oprrlatione. Preservation of the
Wural teeth a •t,ecalty. talks: Cor. West at.
lidaquare (up italrec• Entrance on West at
J.M. TURNBULL, DD.", LD.S.-DENT4L
'Moho( rmes. ILWly associated with
Y.ahmb. Odd and porteWoare-
'e el teeth mounted on Reid or aluminum 4.•w,
IP.dN suede. moven to 4.M pas.rvulon of the
natural teeth Oie• In McLean's new block.
15 ad
s
MEDICAL.
M EI110?Elt- RYMCIAN' BURGEON,
Y 840
Office: 'tree , the residence
�s.sp Oeeapled by4.h. McLean. Night calla
RCOOerer rOeldaare •leVV,nnr 6s.
i�ema
LMGAL AND CONYETANCINO.
ALA
j RNlaT REATON-BARRISTER, BOWQ.
tor, Notary Public. Caeadlan Bank of
Commerce Chaobere, the Square, Ooder44..
new-ly
a -4j CAMPION, Q.0. -BARRISTER. 80LIC`:lj-
liemar•`alooeneteA'i' lttatradlEtntwe1111tI1
M• . JOHNSTON-BARRISTER, 8OL4CI.
• ter, Commlteloner, ke. Money to lo••,
Miele!, Out
Hamilton and et Atdrew's suede.
sod
Aw. &C. 0111co North at leG RAY$ -BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,
door Moire.
•lem. Private Funds to lend next
eat rates at1tessk
11060
CIAEROW a PROUupoOT, BARRISTERS
attorneys,bollclt.rs, he., Ood•rlcd J. T.
Gamow Q.C., . Proudfoot.
CAMIRON, ROLT isROLM
Snllelton la Chancery he., Ooderl,L
M. 4.Z Poo, Q C., P. Bolt, dote.
y RWrte,
JA. m,
A. WARD, CONVEYANCER, le., AND
ee ogeorn:•.loner for taking and receiving
nirances of ball. sladavite or amrmatlnn.,
deposition or solemn declarations t" or cow
pernIng any action suit or proceeding In the
High Court of Justice, the Court of Appeal for
Ontario, or In any County or Division Court.
Ltl
transactions carefully and promptly ez.
este& Residence ace P. 0 sddrese -Dang
sea, Out
IMftl•••
LOAD 1 AND INBQ=ANCE.
MONorae-,Wy te 1ii0X1ame prr'Pl' PER CENT
a4. farms to rent Wadi. Ho �aad toont he
yth r for sale. t. N LEWIB, Barrister, (od-
GI IIIAOIR, Ouet'KYANCINO AND IN.
• 'eras. oafc., opposite Martin's hotel,
Ood•rlch.
MONET TO LEN1, ON MOBTOAGE AT
r01au 6lppr rent. Not,. dla•oestei C. REA•
(I�o• Opgetu M•rtl•'• Ho W, ped►
1' 1. T NAITEi -FIRE, LITE AND ACCs
• test Insurance Al.at: at lowest
Ogles: Car. Nortb•t. and ealegliaTait
MLARGE ONIT TO LEND A
�atse of Private Fonds for Investment M Iowan
Row $ aPROCDFOOT. ra elms Mortgagee. Apply to GAD
il• RADCLIFFEE
_ONF.RALINSURANCE,
Real khat" and Mousy Lorelei Agent
Only trot -class comp*, represented. Money
te lend on 'freight Kee a. at the lowest rate .t
Intereetitoing In any way to suit the borrow...
9Q�Secc�e : .Woad doer from Square, West street,
Goderlch, toga
MAW eIACRINE $ GPs.
IoW MACHINE $ROP1-- ALL ITEM OF
sell Repel. Work done at Reasonable Priem
Farm' 'Iv Im1,I(menmfor Oak. Machinery new
apt second hang bought sed sold. Engines
and Bailors far Pis fired; Hates, old waggon
pp'TKR RL NCI4AN. •01 'arrear V tetorla and Trafalgar streets J.
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♦OOTIONERRINO.
THOMAS °USURY, AUCTIONEER AND
Insurance Agent, Ooderfcb. Ont, Agent
ado and Laraemhlre Fire Inn. 0o., the (lore
et Mame Ina Co. Sabre atteded to In
nay part of the meaty. 90 I r
10811 &$02r
se read Lend Vs1(helmet.,op,ttOle1 -
R
rnWe ezpertence le the aucl
leg tbtugdtrenedos,1dn
web t&oroneb Ynsh,So lbcnm_mlselonon to a
trusted
igre th1616 a Orders left at atopen
Dont"
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enneasommemeemmemnimememener-
TOI4o$iAL ANTIS?.
TRITptLY, TONRORI♦L ARTIST. RM
11/ • (4.44 Bathe on prderye. 1ne-fmmin
"'id tr,, an4 every
M enter Mm Feted hand.
McLean', mew Moak, mit .ere te
hotel.
MAfliA*R LIOE1it1111111,
W. LAM ERLOLM♦ atti LI•
thaw
wN T.. Pena- ---_.
.tlbert-•All the world loves • lever, "en
:itlldzsi- .Tet wm*Mn't my the* if low
bawd papa's moats when he foetid
y morning thin youllead takne Ms
IMO by mblatti. Lader.
UU1N(}S OF -THE WEEK
ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM AROUND
THE WORLD
rrwaee. P.ws.ated amid Pr.e.rvad la
rlthy Petegr.pha fir the Per*W et
rrs.tteal People - r.rseeai, Polities!
and .rentable.
'VICIOUS.
Warton Walker of Victoria, B.O., aged
10, eommlt ed suicide open bene armee
ed for stealing a gen which he bad
picked up on 414. beech. He bon an m-
oonset character.
TM® AGRICULTURAL WORLD.
A Wlnolpegger welting W • (rl.nd in
Montreal say. Manitoba's wheat will be
10,04.0,000 bushels In moor of the Gov-
ernment's gilmate of 16,00.000 Labels.
H. places She 7111d of the Territories .t
4,000,1100 buabela,
MUNICIPAL MATTRRL
Two million dollars Ica - • proper
abeam of diepot.l of Toronto ••wag. Is
the proposition which the Wilson. of the
Quanta City are ta.. se Sao. with. The
city le In danger at any moment of being
brood by injunction to end some place
ether than Toronto Bay In whieb te
deposit crude sewage.
TYM RMLIGIOU$ WORLD.
The Presbyterian General Assembly's
Augmentation Committee will endeavor
ee r.Im711e,000 for 11e Purposes this year.
On Sunday 8.. Aodnew's oougreg.tlon,
Teenier, was cited In the matter of •
call 80 Rev. W. J. McCaughan from the
Timed Presbyterian Church KMem
C8Mlye,
lime., albP*.y Hoer died M CNBaN11d,
A. alley. -Mali, who was Wow at
Mew York during Bose Tweed's regime,t
Ie_ dead, aged 78 years,
John Jeffers l'Iars., editor of til
7rtea Watchman, died at his bon
day, O.t. 7. His remains wen 1n
la the Tiverton Cemetery witb M
Imams On Sunday afternoon.
Joseph Townsend of Ooderlob
ship, while walking across tl.ld
or
own faun, mown panted by his
wllbons a snotaent'5 warning d
deed. The deceased was one of the
ship's bees farmers.
Toeastoea Friday. Another 1.4841/
In progress.
Tbe Ontario Government has -granted
70 th
miles of spree, lands along e
lltargeon keret a a 11.11404 peperwak-
Ing syndicate.
1M Chicago peace lubllee will be held
In the Auditorium 1n that city oa Oft
18. Myer }Mertes w111 deliver an ad-
dress of of w•lou
The Government's fia•uo401 statement
Mat at reuntreuniteshows an increase Of reve-
nue of nearly a minims dollen, with a
demean In ex pond Itufo.
The Cauadlaa Beek of Commerce •1
Dawson has 1160.),000 boxed up. When
this 40 shipped the bank will hare sent
was 11,800.000 Ono. June 10 Iasi.
Heavy seizures of 000trsb•nd totNt000
are being made dally by the Inland Hove -
nue Department Um Friday 4.v. misting
of tobeouo were made at Rockland.
A lorunlo firm stripped 110.000 worth
seedof clover •d Friday morning for Serape.
A shipment of lawn, valued at 141,000,
was also taken to Montreal for moors.
ar
Frank Moody, • New mutes Metter,,
vomited • live snail fully an inch and •
halt long and similar olruuwfersnoe On
Friday. H. fleet felt e varmint Inside
tx
a,ut three weeks •!o.
Lightning struck • wire running into
the private room of Prof. Millar of the
Sohoul of Mining, Kinsmen, on Thur.-
day. ignited the gas and practically de•
•truyed everything the room contained.
The 1rta1 of 4.!8 Norrb Toronto .lection
protest ham been postponed by CttanoellcNovemberBoyd until November lith. That applloa-
Ifou was made by Mr. W. McDonald on
behalf of the Liberals. Two Important
witnesses are in British Columbia,
Warning has leen sent out by the
Crown Lands Department to the Amort•
tan lumbxme0 remindlog there of the
Lw apices the imputation of logs 1f
they disregard the law te means the for -
odium of tb.lr Ueense and oo0tlac•tlon
t their logs.
TheL
',Abrader mall steamer Loped
• TI,- (Be.l, which was thought to have brokenn
• Fri- down or foundered during a gat storm
&erred jest week, bas arrival al St Joh s,
asonte . N114., atter three mays buffeting to the
seaward. Her decks were swept and she
Town- ' lode bee deck boomed. gear and sails.
oahis !
� The grand oboe. oonise► of the Ela
tupife, toddtod for the $500 prise alto gold
medal was participated In by Bve choirs
iOwn• of 1116 voice., the erections being "A11
ms, MI things" by Mendolerbon, and the
11 "Night Songs" by Stephens The prise
1e. Ig was awarded to the gait Lek. (Utah)
she chole, under 1he leadership at Prot.
Stephens.
A. G. Winter, duperintend.nl
°hernias d the Marsden Developer
Company, of Hunkfurd 111., says ha
solved
the
problem of 4.be oorm.tala
commercial and tn•eteemileeneg sew
s.!'- Else .,colt'"of his researches
•zperlmenw, paper, cardboard and o
paper stock of the lined quality are n
being manufactured from corn ehl....
CRIME ARD CRIMINALS.
Aloud C. Williams was •zeouted
the murder of John Oallo 1n Salem J
on Friday.
Miss Jolla Voght of Denver, Cot,
been found stranglel to death 1n
apartments. A twisted towel lay on t
Boor beside the body.
John Findlay, • resident of Hamilton
lootch block, was badly beaten by a L•
of roughs .* Caledonia's fair Int wee
have I His condition Is serious.
roes I Robert Mackenzie, the Toronto young
man who w.. wrongfully 000vlol.d and
pan- , *untamed to 18 months In the Ceutral
' fn Prison for the theft of some tobacco trams
See the O 1.H wet reloaded from custody
on Friday.
are Mn. Frg.n, • Toronto Street Hallway
en oondtosor'• wife, was bound and gagged
leg by • robber until he searched the hues..
Be got • silver braoel.t, and ALM top*
od- was found by her husband as the robber
e11, had left tier at 1 • m.
140! Mald Gibson, the Lockport, N.Y,
procures, convicted at Hamilton and
sent to the reformatory for else months,
and flood 1100, had been released by the
order of Mr. Justice Rose. The convict -
tion, •ocurding to the lodgment, was
uncertain an.! lrregaler,
RAILROAD RCMRLlIteOL
The Wb,te Pins attd Yukon 1
new open from Skagusy, Alaska, to
top of White Pass, 21) tulles
Mr. W. R. Beatty, M P.P., on T
day said there was every probable
the proj•et.d . Cite/Aden Paola, line
Parry Sound to Sudbury ideally
as a000mplte4ed tact.
lae•rrr.--i utter Of Tonnes brio rsse is
Nevoid • letter from St. Petersburg, stat-
ing that the Mlnister of Hallways has
adopted his tender on the elects -10 oars of
Nljel Novgorod, and that It will be at -
tweed
to •11 Dew oars s. tbey •re bunt.
Tbe
er
rand
Trunk has mgreeel, d department informationthe
o 8b e
ticket scalpers on the other side have
been-forgln1 the etarepv of the railway
company to make good the return ex-
cursion ticket" lssueJ (or the fall excur-
sions from polnta In Canada to the West -
•'0 States,
POR MEN OP WAR.
bor.-
Ity Of
from
being
British subject. In the Transvaal
been torted to join lerager s to
against the rebellious Chief Maple.
A Japanese crew triad the new la
ase online Rasegl, built at Cramp.
Philadelphia, on her first run. to s...
w111 get her guns In England,
General King has policed Ronal
with 190 mounted men, and lamed
order that any orbiter caught torag
would be oourtmartielled and shot,
The Toronto militia on Sunday stte
ed In eel their strength •t Massey H
when Rev. Mr. 'lurk preached a mar
'srmon. In ins suchen, were Sir Oliver
Mowat and Major-General Hotton.
Na(or-General Fitzhugh Lee received
an order tro,0 the United States War De-
partment oat Friday directing him to
move his command from Jacksonville,
Fe., to Savannah, Ga, and get In reade-
nes to embark for Havana by oho Iasi of
the month.
A BUCCANEER CAROUSAL
Mew III. ,'agorae $elleved the Rebheds
et ?beer it...y.
111. d'Ogeron gave the orders to b1 ne-
gro (woks and stewards, pocked armed
guars In ooaveolent niches so that his
moon could he handily shut down It they
rerouted any part of the .arousal, and then,
with his two armed body servants, Al-
phonse mud Jean Paul, beixik Minoan te
tie squalid town below, where be was re-
oelvtd with shouts which were not entire.
ly these of compliment. For three hours
he war swallowed up out of virion polite,
and then once mote reappeared on the
road which led 10 the castle, arm In arm
with the thief of the buommeers, with •
pnx'rrslon 60 strung bellowing ohorueue M
their heels.
They lunched up the winding p•thwsye,
stamped through he grim gateway, with
its de.vretlon of annealed heels, and olae-
tered into 1M long low hall of the castle,
where was at ready for them a foam made
up of wane profusion O.. the blackened
wood of the table were hugs roasted whole
and greet auoking Joints of fresh meat
rad joints of bewailed meat and roasted
blydr, with pimento and other sauces, and
before each Dover war a gnat blackjack of
liquor set In a little par,t of sioppinge.
To a Europeen eye the feast was rather
disgusting them generous, but W the buc-
caneers, new trout the lean fare of sblp-
board, It was prints.' v. and they pledged
the governor with choking drafts every
tone they MOW • feeah plat -
carrel Macre lleean.er had brought with
him his bucket of please of eight, which
be nursed between her knew as be sat,
with a loaded pistol on sop .s a make
weight and • menace w pilferers, and aft-
er that all had glutted thenteelvw with
meat they swept the joints and platten
to the fluor, nog waiting for the slaves to
remote them, and called for more drink
and the dins beset. truth of whirls were
promptly sat before them,
And then began the dllleet exhibition
Imaginable, far the buccaneers, with ab -
a
annum) at ewe were unused to deep pots -
Dona, while k4., d'Oger,n, though he bad
been drinking level with the best of them,
wan a seasoned cask which wine -eyed*
never addle. -Pall Mall Maga*tne
THE SHOEMAKER SAINTS.
atony et t1ae tkoeaaa Broths Wise Per.
Wed by the Sword.
St. Crt p1D and his brother ('dapinian
(always assoolated together l0 the calen-
dar) wen owe natives of Home, who, hav-
ing Wooers. converts to Cbrlstl.nity, see
out ter Gaul to preach the faith about the
middle of the thled century, along with
mid Si. Quintile and others. The brothers est -
ant tlo.l et swarms, where, In imitation of the
has apostle Paul, they prneched publicly In
ae a the deytlme and worktd w y�pppj�
resod' et ninth***Muetheir'' ow tii week
and ranking shoes, though nobly born. They
eWI" euppllal the pour at a low price, and •
ow Intend tells us Outten angel supplied them
with leather. The heathen listened to
their Instruction, and were astonlahed at
ter the charity, dlatnter,wtrdneee, piety and
ail contempt of glory displayed 1n their lives,
and many were converted so the Christian
faith
lust After they had boon thus engaged for
her severd years the Emperor Maxlrulanus
he Hercullue came Into Belgte (1sul, and,a
complaint was made to hon against the
'e brothers. He, desiring to gratify their so-
ng 1 ourwn. es well ss to 10dulge his own me-
n. age enmity, give orders that they anduld
he brought before Rb-tlua taros. 1he most
implacable enemy of the l'hrldtlans of (bat
time The mints ban' with patience and
oonetancy the most cruel torments, and all
length finished their were. by being be -
beaded with the sword about 987 A. I).
Aocnrding to s Kentish tradition, their
remains, being meet Into the ass, we,
washed sebum at Relent" Marsh- In 1
sixth oentury • great ehuroh was built In
their honor at .r' ,Iswma, and 88. Rligtus
richly ornamented the ehrine.
From their martynlorn to the proems
time they have been n•garded as the pa-
tron .tints of shoemakers, who were ac-
customed to honor their day (and •re yet
In 1101110 towns) by great fenRivlty. One
special oerernony was a procession of the
brethren of the craft with tanners and
music. while variow ohtrantere rwpresent-
Ing King Crispin and hie ooart were sus-
tained by different members. -Gentle-
man'1 Magazine.
CAIUALTIML -
James Phillips while intoxicated on the
Hamilton market fell and broke his
wooden leg.
A lathe machine on Saturday et.t
teething .nn flesh from the did. at P. 0.
Higgins, at the P•ndrlth Machos Oaei
works, and exposed her Mho to view. He
may live.
A boy named Alex. Rivers was caught
between the swing bridge at Cornwall as
1t was closing and the Ione work and
bad hie lets thigh broken. He recetve4
some other injuries as well.
Obarles Brooker, • Toronto labore,
wad struck on the bead by • trolley and
his skull fractured on Thursday. Ile was
working In a drain under She track and
1n*0Nooe17 put his head ltp.
On Saturday a team of horses and •
lead of brick belonging to T. & W.
Marry, broke through Mary street
bridge Into the Muskrat River s.1 Pem-
bloke. The bores and load were Ices.
Mrs. William Neaman', house Is
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., was on nee and she
and bee little one. were herbed In by
Ore. Mho rived William aged 10, Ethel
aged 11, George aged 4, and Ralph 4
month., but fainted and nearly perished
herself In endeavoring to save Frank,
seed 8 years. A firemen dragged her out
of the bonding buMenh. On. of 1M
others will also die.
PUR■LY PERSONAL.
Tbe Governor-General and l.sdy Aber-
deen will be in Tor;,uto for their farewell
welt on Nov. 4.
Freeman Halstead, the New York
Herald oorreepondent,' who was imprison-
ed at Porto Rio, bait gene to hie home al
Bop)Ington, Ont„ to recuperate.
Herbert Spencer, now 7' years of age,
and he friends, regard hid condition as
deepest,, but nevertheless be ealmly
regards his approaehing teeth.
Mu. Yeomans, vine -president of the
Dominion W.C.T. le, has resigned, as •
prtitest tgalnet the action of the argenl-
apafon in endorsing Lady Henry Somerset.
lair. Stewart Houston, berrf.ter, To-
ronto. and 111e. Anguste Beverley Rob.
'neon, daogbter of the fate Hon. John
Asverl8 Retell**, were married In To•
ronto on Saturday.
Admiral Sir John Fisher, emnmender
of the North Atlantic, squadron, passed
tlergp,tp Tomato on Felder 410 w
a.:iiegwre Pani, emiomp•nted by his two
Mee terra, en route M Quebec, In • pre
va, u ..,r Attached Ina Grand Trunk train.
Riebard Sheppard. who hvm tin the
Beyer farm at Rawl'. Point, rowed In •
email Stoat rose mile" to • tremendous era
end maenad the teen ann. of the P.M.
who were Winging se an one turned yacht
with Mews, Pelham Edger end Chris.
Loynd, and then returned and safely
resented 4M two then. The deed of daring
Willbag live In the nelghhor4oad'm
VICLA SetPi&D„
The Hamilton Ttgrr• defeated the To-
ronto Arteaatte at ?netball ea Saturday
b784le4.
There are 1f eoin$se. with env 0,000
580ttmnte, in Tamen, The Onlverslty of
Terme• has ,vee' 000 etedente,
Another, latent, malting Mae la •
wank, dial to Yrs. 1 4.•e'. baby term 1a
The body Of • man w1•b 44 knife
wounds In 1t has been found on the Ital
Ln nigh•, train running between Horne
and Aquila An attempted a•••sslnatlo0
also took place on the train running b.
8w.en Horse and Naples, but the victim
escaped and the would-be murderer was
captured.
Mary, who was marred to Patrick
Lachlan in 1874 at Cornwall, and male
while he is yet alive In 1897 to .1 ,bre
Tricksy, mos eentmoed at Cornwall on
Thoreday to three weeks In jail by Judge
Pringle. She cold she believed nor hus-
band Laghlan, wbo left nor seven year.
ago, dead afore she married •p10.
George T. Slmpeon, the Hamilton
manufacturer of electrfoal appliances, who
was charged with meeting elaetrlolty be-
longing to the Elentrfn•1 Power Company,
was acquitted on Friday, The Maglatrate
said then w.. , , doubt tbst Simpson
bad violated his contract, but was not
guilty of • eMminal offence.
Leonard Clark, • Toronto boy. stole
11.50 out of hie rather's pockets, and his
fattier swore out . warrant against him.
When the bey heard of It he threatened
to burn the hones dowu, but was arrest-
ed before he could make good hie threats.
The police magistrate sent him to the
Central Prison ter alit months.
Geo. Robinson demanded entrance to
his brother', house, 17 Bulmer street,
Toronto, while drunk on Maturities
Matilda McGee held the door to prevent
torclble artery. Robinson shot through the
dew, the hull.5 gldneing off Mese l'- i.,'.
writ. Hobin:on 1e now M1d for shunting
with Intent r., kill 41.611da McGee and
threatening he brother.
In the came of the Geese"' tight A
Power Company, appellant, and i.ep.•tric,
respondent, judgment was given by the
Supreme Court on Thorne' dl.nttx.ing
the •ppe•1 and holding that the oompnny
Was guilty of negligence for not having
the live wire which killed an employe
named L ear% covered. Damages will,
Minster% be elven the respondent
Sleepl..aeease dee to nervous •xctt•
ntent. The delicately censtitnted, the
finarncier, the hnane,e man, and than
whoae occupation neeemftatee great m.•-
tal strain or worrc, .11 suffer imam more
from It. Sleep 1. the great restorer Of a
worried Mate, loot re ein deep element 4b,
stomach from all Impurities with a few
draws of Parmelee'a Vegetable P111e, gels
tineconted. containing nut mercury sad
t.
are guaranteod t it..
SlitflettrRhriid
Aa Orin lthelegteel Retort.
Captain Tafirall-oh, women ethane tae
he very tender hearted, but the feather
emotion oonld tall quite another 'dory.
Look al these hate of yours, medicine.
Haven't i seen you wearing peen parrs -
kerns onour hand?
Mn. Tatrall-Are men any better}
Haven't I ems you wearing white duck.
In your )seat -N ogres,
Mr. T. J. Humeri, Columbus, Ohio,
write": "I have bens afillcted for strin,
time with Kldael aim Liver Camnplllnt,
and find Perm,lee'o Peal. the h., a10d1
Moho for these cliowenee. They T111, d,
not ,case pain or griping, and ahold he
n.ed "rhea • CatI,Nrlw le metered. They
aro Gelatine Coated, turd relied In fire
Four of Lleortea to prse*n, tholt entity
sod glee them a element agreeable taste
There are COWS o' amount ptIOU so far
advanced that Reckle'. Anti-Con.umptlre
Syrup will not cure. but noise so haul that
It will not give relief. Fnr coughs, colds
and all affection. of the thrnmt, lunge •nd
chest, it 40 a.peclAc whleh has never been
known to fail. It promote. a free and
may expectoration, thereby removing thus
484.10x•,• hdnglees the diseased parte •
sha
T • Cures*, Pete111Fr lye
i■ their strife for mental equality
with men women have anietcntionally
broken down • fine reserve or manner
which previouely lent t1dm an air of
myatery,of superiority. le the feet Renee,
than which no element is more enrolees-
fill
nrca..fn1 in hold'ng • man's Interest, love and
Peeped The young women who greets
a man friend with"Hello, oTd mann' or
its equivalent in modern slang, might in
retnrn be called "a peach," but she
waned he a peach with the beam rub -
be.( off.
Prosy day I become .more convinced
Het ■t the root of the Inrreadnt evi-
dences of widespread marital unhappi-
ness would he found the familiarity that
breeds oos4ee pe. When s boy climbs
a tree for glom apples or cherries,
whichever he prefers, be cenetlntly a es
a better the higher np beyond his reach,
until he nearly !steaks he Deck to get
the one ont of his etvet•4, pertly hid-
den by foliage. And so menf, Ideal wo-
man hence et the tip top of the tree Of
knowledge. If the ideal drops into hie
bands h, throw. it to the ground as
worthless and begin.e to climb again.
Would it be rens nable to think, atter
working so herd err e40n'4.a, that nit
would value them long 11.he atm' a our.
ft -it of them? -Frances Evans, to the
October Ladle.' Home Jourabd,
�leud's Lielmeit for Rbeemstlta.
•_ • Llvhz to esootry Tow...
In T1tt• Ladles' home J,wtynl! Edward
Birk devotee asucb aft We vdH.rlgl
page to stowing country girls and
worsen th'' way to make their
Uvea mevn more - how they Mn
-artak4Waltsceills..t elet.#Rtlas-er
reyreedts nor e, iia has preer'Mbed a
method of country living whh h ran
rerdily and profitably be permed. and
which will go tar toward the etltanetpe
tea M the enonfry woman fn„n tenet'
of the dru.tgery, .red Itght.e the Lola
Son of farm lite.
There Is nota more dasgorvas elate of
deordere than Oboe whieb al.dt the
breathing erases. Nullify this danger
with Dr. Thomas' 8.l.ntrlo 011-. pal -
meet' of sekaowledged efficacy. it core.
Islamises amid enrenents when applied sr
t.ruslly, as well ee swelled soak sed orlelt
In the back; and, as an Inward speolde,
pce•wnr meet snhatential claims to pair
lie eon fldmr, .
Oriel Owe.
"A med1054 mord' mays besbt,fmam 1e•
Menem"
"Re might have eldad that ft is pretty
laky as eetlari one." ,Cleveland Plait
AN EN IN1ER'S STORY
SUP?IIEH THE PANGS OF RHEU-
MATISM POR YEARS.
Was Redeem* In Weight Freon 180 to
130 Pentad* Hie es tends Veered That
Ree.,,ry Was Defensible Now Aot.
Seely Atteadlug to 1I1. Duties,
From TM Mame Free Press.
Alexander M0'Keuzie is one of the
well known re,ideuta of lirookholnt.
Ont., where he has lived for many
year's. A few years ago it was thought
that an early ((rave would be hie; on
tee contrary, however, he Is now stout
and strong, and the story of his recov-
ery is on the lips of almost all *ha
citizens of that burgh. The writer,
e bile visiting in the village, Could not
(011 to hear of his recovery, and with
the reporter's proverbial noes for news
decided tout 4..o the proof the gossip
of the village. The reporter visited
Mr. McKensie'$ home and was intro-
duced to Mrs. McKenzie. Enquiry
,licited the information that Mr. Mc-
Kenzie was not at home, but when lu-
lorwed as to his massif ,• the lady free-
ly consented to tell the reporter of her
husband's case. Her story run'. like
a his: ''Mr. Mc tggitIii yaws. of
Rjef,"►n rt4n4*t bj rQ(eeeio4, and is
now on • boat on dm -lakes. About
tire years ago he began to feel twinges
of rheumatism in different parts of his
body and limbs. For a time he did
not think much of it, but it gradually
got worse ,U1U1 the pain was such that
he was unable to work, and could not
get rest at nights. I would have to
get up two or three times of • night,"
said Mrs. McKenzie, "te try and re-
lieve this intense suffering. Of coupe
he consulted a physician who pro-
nounced his trouble eciatio rheums.
Liam. The doctor did what he could`
for him, but without giving any per-
manent relief. This went on for sev-
eralurs, sometimes be would be
some better and try to work, then the
trouble would Come on again and be as
bad as ever.
lie was pulled down from being a
stout man of IV pounds to about 130,
and was so thin and miserable that all
who knew him thought it would be
only a matter of a short time until he
would be in his grave. For four )ears
did he thus drag along • miserable ex-
istreCes lentil in the beginning of 1807
roma one recoinmended Dr. William's
Pink Pills. Tired of medicine, with
some reluctance he procured • box and
gave them • trial. Almost at once •
chat s
nye w • JrsrclaliW and .aa h._�
enn"taking them the improvement con-
[;uutrl, send he was soon able to be
about. By the time he had taken
about a dossn boxes he was free from
the slightest twinge of rheumatism,
and as stout and strong as he had been
before his affliction. 4.bteat is his
faith in Dr. Williams' Pink Pills that
when he left home recently to go up
the lake for the summer, he took three
boxes with him as a preventative
against a possible recurrence of the
trouble." Mn. McKenzie was quite
willing that this story should be made
public, and believes that .18. owes her
husband's life to Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills for Pale People.
Rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia,
partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia,
nervous headache, nervous prostration
and diseases depending upon humors
in the blood. such as scrofula, chronic
erysipelas',
pe etc.. all dilapp(.ear before •
treatment with Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills They give • healthy glow
to pale and sallow complexions, t Sold
by all dealers and post paid at 60c. a
box or six boles for *2.180, by addr.ew
inq the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
ilrockei,le, Ont. Ino not be persuaded
to I$:e some substitute.
Teethed Id...
Here are some sentences written by
tL• pupils in one room of one of the
My a:-„er's hair ia IDrid.
The man's coat wan brief.
Tose lady put on a brief, sententious
style.
They made many indigenous remarks
The doctor gave the baby epitaph._.
The girl coincided to go home.
Cod is •eperiuor• being.
The aban's port us was epee. _
The moist wax dry.
"Sam, is there any writing in this
book?" questioned the teacher.
"No ma'am, there is uo writing there
except the lags wilting„" As said, a.
be printed to the Italica
Here are some questions dad answer,
0 a recent examination:
What causes day and night and the
change of 10edons?
The aun comes day, moon cameo
Ight •red the weather cameo change of
seaso0s
iHew is a river formed?
A river is formed long and narrow.
A volcano throws out sand and smoke
red hot bricks
What key In mnsie ha• no signature?
Door key.
Whet doe. 1n- (' mann In menet
District of Colombia.
What is a note?
Short cnmmanicntdo-.
in 'a phyaiollgiea1 examination were
hese answers:
It is not mats. la take the 11,vt gtas.,
bedtime it lends you, and the men with
a to the h.b-t of alcoholic drinks.
By the law of herrdity we nnderst:utd
hat It tenches ns to ase nor ea '
nct,
nd that eleohoi deadens the nerves
pimp and cornet ]tate .'miler remits.
This b called Ood's law•
D
a
t
yo
a
0
A Mart Meat.
"Is 18 a (net that you klm your skother-
Ia-Iaw, Joiwoeyp"
In,- (nY4b It every aleaulag, De le for
"And where do yon od.ne In?"
"At the feint dnor ea intens I Memory
night. Eren 1f the hot weather dazes my
brain, and i have to crawl up to bed, play-
ing with the stair rode. there's nota bit of
fuse, and the old lady tells my wife that
boys will he boys, and she must learn to
value a g'".1 hastened new
Ah, it's below,
Fick M, 1 I,
7..011sa- 1g Mooed,aloof bllelgeigl 4.n'
the eye In diffused light, cad reals and
pinksthe moat 4larmtnl. in a trout,
direct light- however, blue and neutron
Heti ere the best for rhe pea and
prim white the moat harmful, a• I.
proved by the pM.tonenos of snow
blindness.
IA
Nturd's Let h the Zestplowilltti se take;
Yj am Fleerea
J• A' Ileraee, as Nagl4b stathitielas.
bas calculated that It womld require s
16,000 hovels-pnv,er engin. sheet 70.
000,4100Sg mere to 1111 the eertb ern
het a ielght, ate that to do tide wool 1
tab feu empliNnn gallons M water, to
eoavart which Into steam would re
0Iv. Mar ,.ethane toss d enai.
TO teVRk
eZr on* DAT
ies=1 boRoae]' frena Tablet.. An
4.I h h11s M cora net
trE E
•WATCN
�dl♦
A .reel Idea.
The automatic alms distributor is as
ingenious device of American *rights
and is • reversal of the ordinary twiny-
in
setnyin tote-alot w*c4.iar, in that It d.ap'*.es
the coin Instead of absorbing it.
The contrivance Is decked to act as e
labor test for vagrants and beggars, for
14 exacts the turning of a handle OD*
hundred times before it yields the curet -
ed penny. And this labor is by no
meanie lost, for 1t actuates machinery.
electrical or otherwise, which will per-
form some actual work. or store up the
energy expended for future use. The
idea Is certainly as good' se it Is novel.
and will doubtless find many useful •p-
pllcationa
weer cera lireetae are Made .f,
Comparatively few mdenesad the sa-
lt" aire. m
et how itaremlt-...._._ee- _ '-
Boeckh Bros. A Co., Toronto, have fur-
nished our readers with some particulars
ceuceruing this plant, which should prove
of interest to houaksepertj generally.
The broom corn la Warn trim asp4,
planted in much the `way se ordln-
cry oorn. 11 L planted le early spring, in
ground carefully prepared. The prepara-
tion tion of the ground 1s important,, .ad re-
q'ttires years of experience and study.
The climate is also important, as It must
be neither too hot Dor too cold, but of
-even temperature: otherwise the growth
of the corn may be hludered and It would
redden quickly. Th. State of Illinois pro-
duces the bulk of the broom Dorn used in
Canada
The length of this corn varies from
throe to six feet, and, wbllsgrowing, looks
somewhat Ilke long prairie grams Dur -
Ing growth It has a root or stalk on the
thud, which has to be cut off when the
cern 1■ harvested 1n tb• fall of the year.
The market prices decline or advance
accenting to the sheet the -crop, welch 40
materially affected by drought.
The corn L cut 1a the tett when it 1. at
l4'• beet, care being &WM Dot to allow it
to become too ripe, se, Ilk• fruit, it be-
comes uselese, atter a certain Maga, for
anything but seeding. After it 40 gather
ed, it is malted, sorted end grow, l'hsn
Adis peeked la balm rash for &hippies
purpo.ee with stalks outward te preserve
the brush part. When it arrives at the
storehouse or factory it may be kept for
any length of tom• before being mantl s°.
Luted iuto browns, and always retains Its
natural color If properly handled and
worked. Inferior .tuff i• mita etInoes dyed
to bide 1t. detects. This l• •••fly dte is-
gDihed when exposed to the aun and air.
A broom factory with a thorough equip-
ment is • regular beehive el workers.
The bales of corn ars opened and sorted
into various grades and lengths Before
being made up the material of each broom
40 weighed and Lied io round bunches, and
Is Battened whom going through the pm-
cam
eaceaa of sewing , and fetishism. Thee the
loom seeds have to b• remoted from each
broom separately, as mice and rata are
partial to these mode, and are likely to
destroy the broom In as attempt to get *4
them.
Hueckh Eros & Co. personally melees
the broom cora timid by Mita direct from
the grower«. Thar output L several
hundred dozen brooms per week, beetles
Whisks, Lru,,es,.tc.
A Or.at ch..,..
But a great change has takes place.
Capacity to imbibe :a no leafier a quali-
fication for newspaper work. It la new
recognized that facts obtained in con-
junction with a glans .t soh fiery cauaot
be relied upon; that modern newspaper
work can be done beet with the brain
free from elcololization ted the maul -
fold illusions Incident to 1be condition.
How's This ?
We otter One Hundred Defiers Reward for
any case of Catarrh that can not he cured by
Rail's (itarrh Cure.
P. J. CHLNEY & CO.. Props. Toledo 0
Cheney m rite last 15 ythe ears,v' M Ihave ... him
perfectly ho.ora4. • le ell Madams traowetlo,u
and financial/ able to carry eel say obll..
0 as made by their arm.
West! Tress, 114.rl•eels DT11l,le
(d Toledo, 0,
Welding Elena a Marvin, Wboleash Dr
gists Toledo, Oble. °g.
Hall'• Catarrh Cure V taken lateraally, se•b
Inc dlrectt) upon the Wont and tenon .ere
faces of the system. Price Mc. per bottle.
Rued by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
A Cheek Otero.
There is a good check story v Th.
Westminster Budget. It L of a Pres-
byterian minister who had, to his In-
tense surprise and delight, received an
unwonted cheek from • charitable
donor. "ThJ. check 40 to order and
must be indorsed," explained the paying
cashier at the Highland Bank. "ihT'
indorsed -serous the back." "Oh. syr
And with the pert yid all his sod the
minister wrote: "1 hmattly Indorse this
check."
Rey ChM, M
"Ab," he sled, "yesterday yen wel-
comed me warmly! Today you sea
(wive me coldly. What le the cause of
obiii sudden change?"
"Don't you read the KW, sit!
calmly replied. "My father has just in-
herited a cod million."
,„real . ,.o r..•n.*.
The number of enkNdee throughout
the world is 1.110,900 yearly, and la on
the Iitereame. 'line neatestanother
happen in June, the fewest in Sep-
tember, and dearly one-half between
8 a.m. and norm.
e . r.. in .,... 4.r •tt..h son• nen
Bicyclee have made their wy foto the
British museum, the authorities having
eetablisbed a cycle stable In the bane
meet. for as many as 100 bicycles • dty
hid been left unprotected arai,tmt the
egg.
Ilfierl!'s Linhneet the t) et Rik Restorer.
Th. ».ee. wmwrwerfalal.ty.
Qq.en Victoria, who has K date
taken to wearing mpecum:ea r
has for ninny years regul.rif' bated
her eyes morning and evening In weak
tepid tea. This old-fasNnred-•remedy
was la favor with the Dunham of Moat.
elother Graves' Worm Kxtermleator M
ante and
deetroying wors.Many have effectual
mtried It
with hest remit".
As 011 reweave.
4.b. restart .t kende/ btrlhdays
many thotwsmd years old. Pharaoh's
birthday IWtivttlee ass eseaH4Oet le
the Nineteen&
1..1141440 11.101111041 ra.mtel.w
The emit et
kbps fp Out &halo..
&metal. add d 11 M.eaa�...�..par ft l(tess. Lee-
s/sushi
a Irmo
iirerrre Ace weer!
I At the rooent meeting of We
nal Brewers' Association at At
j.
!City, N.J., the president In his olceast
eos
reported that the eonistimplion or*if
had fallen off 1.402,999 'allures
the peat year, and that t the
Into the nationll treasury for bee
t,
duced and sold 1n the *fluted ezade
was 41,311,073 leu ie 1897 than In
ma
He further Muted that there were
lan
leu liquor sellers in the were" V
Int
thas Ibate were ea 1334.
Why g. limping •ud whining able{
your corns, when • SS omit boi do of Hoy
way's Coro Cure will remove them f GI
It a trial, and you wwilnot 1gret
I' .rad Air,
At public dinner la Paris the An
Asy_..iha..i nuts were - astenaked
-
ilteeJlli liquified air poem' ince_ t
hee
'Maine, of champagne. A year ago at
emperor 01 Germany was (Jfr�,e
ss ir liquified
aiBed air. He raised 4.b
glans in honor of scleeme, but refra'
n.
from putting it to his Ape; the I4..
Bed air in tt would have burned tine
Uks ted hot coals.
, -en., 411„R..1 lr.,i, e•-b,r.
Take a auflcient number se fresh w
hot -house tomatoes remove the soy
and .kin and place ,e Nrnate reedy
to serve. Clop enough celery b, W
each tomato and mix with soya.
nai.e dressing. Serve on the delicate,
white !etre. of lettuce.
rin&ed'i L e meet Cures LEGrIpae.
In Persia among the aristocracy e
visitor sends • notice an hour err 4.q
before calling, and giro • days sa-
tire if the vladt L °De of I:Tett inlet
time )10 Is met by ',nanoui before to
Teams• leiime, and other a ,wider
at100s tots shown him actvrd:ng se his
rank. • •
ttl t.Jot.tot4.0.4.-
no oldest leve letter in the welt
1s de the British museum, it 1. a ■
posal of marriage for the hand .f a,
Egyptian mincers, and it was made
1.600 years ago. It Li In the form of u
Inscribed brick. -
DDA N Si -I was for seven yeah a sq�
' fever from Bronchial trouble, and woai
be so horse at times that I could r
speak above a wheper. I got no noly,(
from anything till I tried your MLtf.
ARD'S HOMY BALSAM. Two inose
d idx bottles nude a
complete f te c re.II would heartily Paco -
mend It to an ooe sufyerlog from throat
:or long trouble.
Fredericton. J. T. VAxemia&
r.nn., to h• a harem.
♦ pension has been granted a Toth
41 soldier known to his comrades es
Itteusses Ahmet (that 1s Beardless Mo-
net), who, arta. three >eerie eewise
In the army, felt 111, and. coming ISP
abed cal trreatem.nt, wee d.tvvered 4.0
be a womaa,
t •-.d TMmrlro. nn CT •eldlle•
A favorite mode of ga:c44e among oke
African tribes who dwell sear Lake ft, -
is for the native to wade Into 4.b
lake and calmly wait for • crocodile M
open Its month sod swallow Wm,.
The rich s.. - 1. Medea
A Rah never renew, Itestla)ee. Awsmad
may heal up and he covered over wl10 •
tick protective skin, bat nature Freebie,
the fish with only one gait of weds arI. ,
and leaves lost nus of that are sever re
sewed.
WANTE
e ed-
WANTE
WOMAN
1 ■ er
Nwa 4 ds
hadmt'se 1 e
rainier for well er
leyy sr se ". a .'
mt1 taveslssent r.tplr.< ♦ este
F. A. Sprout, flaoitie, 0.1
HEAP FARM
N YOU I 0 00 pas
9jff SNTer""'f ?Zed.
Not l lg.ar I "" ►
yeeltr
a,A Korth Dakota.
ale see
0. .r write. TRE TR MAN
BANE, Bands. Center. Mich or �gfA
Croswell, TRUMAN
Co.."'0.*0 TFled-
HAVE
0.40
HAVE YOUR PALL STOCK YELL
ASSORTED YITH
OECKH'S i:21g
AND W00DENWAIE.
Mao het.r.d by wormer altos. 1 CO..
Tnrnn m., 0114,
T. N. U.
189
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