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TRE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. JULY 15, 1881.
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llc•E2310 CAca. -One pound of flour,
one pound of sugar, one pound of but-
ter, eight eggs. Beat separate:y; add
essence of I.moU.
MINUTE LOA, C•aa, --One cup and a
half of sugar, half ap of butter, une
cup of milk, three •ups of flour, two
tablespoonfuls of cream t one tea-
spoonful suds. Nutmeg.
AUNT MELLY's Cor CAE& Four Daps
of flour, four eggs, two cups sugar, one
cup butter, one half cup of sweet unilk,
half a teaspoonful soda, a twupowtful
cream tartar.
FU•rslta CARE -One cup sups, nae
half cup milk, one and a half cup of flour,
one teaspoonful butter, one of cream
tartar, one half tttasncwonful scala.
Flavor.
Srics Cain -One cup of sugar, three -
eights of a cup of shortening, one eve of
sour milk, onteguarter cup molamwh,
two and a half cups flour, sine rounding
teaspoon of soda. Any, ur all kinds of
spices.
JELLY CAKE. -One pound of sugar,
one pound of flour, halt a pound et but-
ter, six Sega, one teaspoonful of cream
tartar. Bake in shallow tins, and, when
cool, put jelly b.twesat.
HONEY CAKE. -One cup of butter, two
cups of honey, four eggs well beaten,
one teaspoonful of seance of lemon, one
half cup milk, one teaspoonful soda,
flour enough to snake stiff as can be well
stirred; bake at once in a quick oven.
Werra Cyr Caen -Four pounds of
sugar and one of butter; beat fire eggs
with the sugar; put one teaspoonful of
soda with • cup of sour milk; grate une
nutmeg and put in it, with one teaspoon-
ful of cinnamon; then cream the butter
and flour together; add the eggs and
sugar, with other ingredients; stir it
well, and bake in a tin mould.
Srewgn APPLE/AND RICK-Peel'ro,d
baking apples, take out the cores with a
scoop so as not to injure the shape of
the apples; put them in a deep baking -
dish end pour over them a syrup made
by boiling sugar in the proportion of one
pound to a pint of water; put a little
piece of shred lemon inside of each ap-
pie and let them bake very slowly instil
done, but not in the lead broken. E
the syrup is thin, boil it until it is thick
enough; take out the lemon peel, sed
put a little jam inside of each apple, and
between them little heaps of well -bailed
rioe. This dish may be served either
hot or cold
I oras And same.
Almost all the girls who will read the
will use day love and marry. It is well;
it is right; but da not be in such a hurry
to be gown up and away from home.
Life will never give you anything sweet-
er, better, happier than you have now.
Nu love purer than your mothers, no
care more kindly thanyour father's, no
companionship like that of your broth-
ers and sisters. Even to the man who'
loves, you will not be little Lily who was
a baby once, who learned to walk and to
prattle, and was prettier than any other
babe ever was; nor the little girl who
was so wonderful a genius when she
played her first tune on the piano, or
worked he: first book -mark. He who
falls in love with you will have known
twenty pretty girls and have been in
love with half of them. In some things
you will fall short of some one he has
known. Your eyes will not be so fine as
those of Miss Laving, and you will not
make cake as his mother does. Here
you have been perfection; even if pru-
dence kept your parents from saying so,
they cannot believe anyone quite so nice
as "our Lily." Then linger a,little '.sere,
where some one else shoulders the bur-
dens and shields you from life's worry;
where t!ee kve is a lore that does not
Menge because of a new face; where the
innocent days of childhood have been
pad -your first and best home.
The True Religion.
T•t•s Says Rr.taese Rabat..
Let no child expect lay fur anything
done at imam He has the shelter and
comfort of the paternal roof in health
and sickness; he shams in all the lux-
uries of that house in either event, and
the hive of psrelsts, the watchfulness of
mother -eyes, merit all that he can da
If the matter of dollars and cents, is
code into the family he will certainly be
in arrears. But how shall the boy learn
business habits 7 Give him an allowance
of his own, large or small, &wcording to
the length of the family purse; advise
hint in the nutter of spending it; teach
him to keep within his means and avoid
debts. Consult him in the selection of
articles for his own une, allow him to
team the weakness of his own judge:mut
by experience in small mutters. ret
hum have small ventures of his own, but
as you value what is amiable and obliging
in your boy, do not let him take pay for
every favor granted a guest or friend.
Best of all, make him one in family
cares and struggles, the family resources
and profits; so will he inecome manly,
unselfish and self-reliant.
• Pleasant Kitchen.
Considering that so many women of
the middle classes are obliged to peas a
great portion of their time in the kitch-
en, why not make it an attractive apart-
ment rather than stow it away in the
basement or in some dark corner of the
house, as is now too frequently done 7
Most houses display pleasant sitting -
monis; but if we judge of the conven-
iences and general pleasantries of the
kitchen by the rooms in front of the
house, we find in many instances, we ut-
terly fail in our conjectures, To make
a little show in company rooms, how
many actual kitchen comforts are de-
nied in many households; it is better to
begin our house -furnishing at the kit-
chen, and work toward the front as we
are able. Let the kitchen closet be well
stocked, even though the parlor suffers
a little. Surely the health of the house-
hold, and the comfort of the women-
folks should be placed above all other
considerations.
The murder of the man in the railway
car on the Brighton railway rea►lla a
somewhat similar murder that was per-
petrated on the London and Blackwall
railway, a city road running out of Lon -
dun, some eighteen years ago. The
name of the murderer was Muller, a
German, and he was arrested on this
side of the Atlantic. The clue that led
to his arrest was his taking the murdered
min's hat with him, laving lost his own
in the struggle. He cut the hat down
so as to ward off suspicion, but it turned
out that instead of warding off suspicion
it created it. Murders are not very fre-
quent on railway trains in England; but
the fact that passengers are liable to be
murdered or attacked by a madman or
an assassin must make railway travelling
in that country very uncomfortable.
We are better off in that respect in this
country.
SUICIDE. -A very respectably -dressed
fisherman named Wm. Seward, of Sar-
nia, committed suicide at Grand Bend,
on the afternoon of July 4th. It is said
that he had been drinking rather heavi-
ly for a few days. He went out to Mr.
Buckenham, that he was going to shoot
himself, and deliberately put the muzzle
of a revolver to his head and fired be-
fore anyone could prevent him. He
was taken into Mr. Bliss' hotel, and ex-
pired in about half an hour after the
shooting. The coroner thought it was
not necessary to hold an inquest, as there
were several people saw him commit the
deed.
8UMMHR RHBORTB.
• War $.esu u se ea WMrlr.
In a recent:article on Canadian sum-
mer resorts the London Aeleeviiae, thus
alluded to
OODIIJCla.
Ooderich is situated on the east shore
of lake Huron, and has • *oath en!
reputation as • summer resort. The
town is, beyond question, the haedsrm-
est and cleanest in Canada. It is Lid
out on the octagon plan, and theprinci-
pal streets radiate from the Court House
"Square" to eight points of the compass.
At one time last year over 600 visitors
were summering hers. Perhaps the
principal point of attraction to visitors
this year will be the "Point Fenn" of
Mr. J. J. Wright, which is situated, in
• direct line, four mils from Goderich.
The summer hotel on the "Farm" is a
commodious three-story structure, cap-
able of accommodating 900 visitors. The
grounds are laid out in pleasant drives,
serpentine walks ramify the groves, and
the Leach is the best on Lake Huron.
Beside the hotel proper, there are a
number of neat cottages On the grounds,
where visitors in search of quiet osn, if
necessary, secure the utmost privacy.
Direct communication with the town is
obtainable at all times, and the mail -
privileges are of the best A telegraph
office, in connection with the Montreal
line, is also • feature of importance to
visitors at the "Point Fart&" Since
last season Goderich has met with • lou
in the destruction of a position id the
well-known "Park Howe," which was
destroyed by fire last fall. This hotel
was • great attraction to summer so-
journers, and the loss occasioned by the
fire will be greatly felt The "Park
House" will, hovever, be carried on
this year by Capt Gregor McGregor,
and although the aeeuinmodation will
not be so groat as last year, yet every
effort will be made to secure the comfort
and ease of outsiders visiting the town.
The regular hotels are also being spe-
cially fitted for the summer business.
The "British Exchange," under this well-
known proprietor, Capt. Cox, has re-
cently been thoroughly prepared. "The
Albion,' which, was also partly destroy-
ed by fire last winter, has had an addi-
tional story placed upon it, and is much
enlarged. It will re -open about the 1st
of July, under the management of Mr.
McBride.
The scenery is the vicinity of Gode-
rich is of the fined in Canada, and no
matter which way the eye turns • pleas-
ing view can he had. Here the Mait-
land meets Lake Hur.,n, and the mouth
of the river helps to form Goderich har-
bor. On the north bank of the Maitland
is situated the domain of Mr. H. Y. At -
trill, the well-known breeder of thor-
oughbred cattle, which is visited by
thousands annually.
The air in this vicinity is clear and
bracing, and invalids will find a wilt to
Goderich during the sultry - summer
months of more importance.. so far as
health is concerned than the greatest ef-
forts of the most skilled physician.
4 Mr. A. M. Morris, B. A., Headmaster
of the Ingersoll High School, died at 9
o'clock Friday evening, after a short ill-
ness of i couple of days' duration. The
cause of his death was inflammation of
the bowels. His funeral to Putnamvill e
Cemetery, where his parents are buried,
on Sunday, was attended by a great
many of the citizens, as Mr. Morris was
highly esteemed by the people.
We want i religion that softens the
step, and tunes the voice to melody, and
fills the eye with sunshine, and checks
the impatient exclamation and harsh re-
buke ; a religion that is polite, deferen-
tial to superiors, courteous to inferiors
end considerate to friends ; a religion
that gum into a family, and keeps the
bu.iard from jolly moos when dinset is
late, and keeps the wife from fretting
when the husband tracks the newly -wash-
ed flair with his muddy boots,and makes
the husband mindful of the scraper and
door rest ; keeps the mother patient when
the baby is ernes, and amus the child-
ren as well as instructs them : cares for
the .ervantsbesids paying them prompt-
ly . pm)ecta the honey -moon into the
harvest -moon, and makes the happy
home like the e.etern fig tar, bearing in
its boom at anew the beauty of the tend-
er bkoss en and the glory of the ripened
fruit. We want a religion that shall in-
terpose between the nuts and the gullies
and the reeks of the highways Def life and
the senatire souls that are travelling over
them
Sneer • YMrie Hove.
Th. heat hal,. in the world for Cuts,
Believe, Vona, Teeter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, std ail kinds of Skin
eruptions This Salvo is guaranteed to
;re* perfect satisfaction in every nese or
money r•elrmdetd. Priem 25 cents per
hoz For sale by F .(Soudan 0kxlerich
Biliousness, Indigestion, Constipa-
tion -all forms of Dys ayield at
once to • few doss of , the new
compound from Brazil. A 10 cent sam-
ple proves it.
Meters. after all, is the great physi-
cian. She hides all the secrets of health
dthie her bead, generous bosom, and
Sofas Deeds but to go to her intelligently
for bee every need. The disouvery of
the great Cough Remedy, OKAY'S tiYaur
ow Rao 8rstem Our, is an apt illustra-
t( of this. As • ours for Coughs,
Cuda. Less of Voice and Hoarseness it
stay& unrivalled, while its low price and
readiness of acmes places it within the
reach of all Try it and be convinced.
All chemists keep it in 25 and 50 -cent
bottles. -ed
The American people, since the adopt-
ion of the Constitution, have chosen
eighteen different persons to the Presi-
dency, of whom James A. Garfield is the
last. The attempt at assassination has
been .made upon the lives of three of these
persons. The first attempt was nn the
life of President Jackson, on the 110th of
January, 1835, and if the pistol's eap had
not missed fire he would have been shot
and probably killed on the spot A
little more than sixteen years ago, on the
14th of ANil, 1865, the lamented Lin-
coln fell a victim to the assassin's bullet
and died the next day. Leet Saturday,
July 2nd, 1881. President Garfield was
shit, with the intent to kill him. These
sasassinations, accomplished or attempt-
ed, are at the rate of one in every six
persons chosen to the Presidency by the
people
The Great Awseridsw Remedy y fee
CO UGHEA COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, LOBS OP
VOICEr, HOARSENESS AND
THROAT AFFECTIONS
lf.ra.sd fear flV �asM�ld lrs+,es ow rDes�
t �� Bswipwior •a. MtiMisslba
▪ Ai. *INNStrwt
-soltho.t Emit the cert mush amuse Oar for
1.dfoMalpemeara
R•wY ons
has aimed
fitful roar
d..fs4 ef-
Mt* of tae
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awe tis
Plwrs (0
ess.s of
Laws Me-
dias. ht aw..
th• short
talo • reps
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forger Blew
tfo got.►
s rem .made
fres the
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Er'r.'sCoeus.-CiiATEnuL•xntbwPo ensu.
-"By • through knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of digestion
and nutrition. and by a careful apNication of
the fine properties of well -selected Cocoa, Mr,
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a
delicately flavoured beverage which nosy save
us many heavy doctor's bills. It is by theJudi-
cicious use of such articles of diet that a con-
stitution may be gradually- built up until strong
enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating
around us ready to attack wherever there is a
weak point. We may escape many a fatal
shah by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and • properly nourished frame."
--Cir l Service Oarca..-.Sold only In Packets
labelled - "Jswtts EPPe ,t Co. Homoeopathic
Chemists. London. Eng."-Ale
Eng." -Also makers of
Epps s Chocolate Essence for afternoon use.
1761
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State of the weather for the week end-
ing July 5th. 1881.
Jane 29th -Wind at 10 p.m. South-
west, light, clear. Number of mile, wind
travelled in 24 hours 172.
June 30th -Wind at 10 p.m. North-
west, light air, partly clear. Number of
mile, wind travelled in 24 boars =6.
July 1st Wind at 10 p.m. Northeast,
light, clear. Number of mile, wind
travelled in 24 hours 207 Mock sun
in the Northwest horizon at 7 p.m.
Jnly Sall -Wind at 10 p.m. &,utb,
clear, fresh. Aurora Borer lis. Num-
ber of miles wind travelled during 24
hours 225.
July /Orad -Wind at 10 p. m. Southwest,
light, cloudy. Number of mile, wired
travelled in 24 boure 187.
July 4th Wind at 10 p.m. South,
light, clear. Number of miles wind
travelled in 24 hours 154.
.iuly bah -Wind at 10 p. wi North,
light, cloudy. Number of miles wind
travelled in 2, hours MI6 Thunder end
lightning at 7 p.m., showers during the
night, ailment of taisfall 1. cubic inch.
Hort-et day of the riven n,lt4'in the shade
at 2 pm.
G. N. Marneast.n, O7rervsr.
Goderich, Aly Aih, 1121.
11. Just a aee111lag.
For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bron-
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the
side and chest, dry hacking cough, tickl-
ing in the thoat, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
and all chr mic or lingering diseases of the
thoat and lungs, DR. Kixo's Now Dns-
oovaay has no equal and has established
for itself a world-wide reputation. Many
leading physicians recommend and use
it in their practice. The formula from
which it is prepared is highly recommend-
ed by all medical Journals. The clergy
and the press compliment it in the most
glowing terms. Go to your druggist
and get a trial bottle for ten cents, or a
regular sire for $1. For sale by F. Jor-
dan.
eadan. Goderich.
"Mrd say it's the aimed thing i ever
os ed for the teeth and breath, s.iy]s
everyone haring:tried "Taawsaav," the
new toilet gem Got $ 6 vont sample
ra tails
GRAY'S iepa sr
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tn.m. mms.nr
caul all its
ase/epo►
pmsosdlo, sr•
tom/ sad
halsawh
properties
are pre.
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isle . y.-
sp carr-
/•iY pre-
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SPRUCE pa f ew'-
cera torr,
OOwtalws
s aryl
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QftM est Ito
GUM. L`ekea
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.is
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Saito"..
Its remarkable power in rr;litoin,
certain forms of Bronchitis, and its
almost specific e,(ect in curing tol.-
4it.ate lacking Coughs, is now reel:
/mouse to the public at lanae.
Soil 1r ant respectable ww/ws. lila.-. :s cam
KI amt. a Wear
71s cords •• Syrup q; Red .pesee Oral" e,,,,.
Ort. ors Rgaferd 71vde Mark, and ..r r r•. sip, •
aadlaa.h are mho nrWerel
KERRY. W:fT.SC)V cf, (").
Inalosate Daws•Iw.,
Doh R'osrMwe sad AlawVoeu
NosersaL
SYRUP
RED
Nes t. fist Webs.
The great secret of obtaining riches, is
first to practice economy, and as goal
old Demirel Snyder says, "It amid to
worry the life out of me to pay enorm-
ous doctor's bills, but now i have 'struck
is rich.' Health and happin.w reign
supreme in our little household, and all
simply because we use no other medi-
cine but Electric Bitters, and only meta
�y Dents a bottle." Sold by F. Jos
1;1 l90 A2!tIN/di)
S A3NO 1 Nr�rt'rslar S3SW3S10
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L.OVELL'S
Province of Ontario Directory
ANCHOR LINE.
UNITRD STATES MAIL STEAM/LEE
Sall every Saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW
CABINS, 11M to OM. STEERAGE pts
Thesis Steamers do not carry cattle. dterporptp
Ns W YORK TO LONDON DIRECT.
CABINSM to p 1.tatletoeraion at itedeoed
P.asenger a000mmodauuos are unsurpassed.
All Staterooms on Main heck.
Prssngeee booked at lowest rates to or from
an Railroad Stationca
In Europe or America.
! o lowest rat pa eek ;fbataq)
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For atatermston.
stags. etc. timerw HONusrrox BtwTHaas, 7 etc.,
N. Y.
Or to MRS. E. WARNOCK. Albion Block,
171 Agent at Oodarlch
N trl'Al It
Oieitty up Photographing in (lode, eh
la returning thanks tor past favors. would
isthose
� fit w111 Lasalle
otioe runner Priamsd p n
Prosier, t.
Lite Mae t'botos. - +0.110
1,110
Eats Photos. -
tt1 1.16
Cabinete Photo per dos.. - 140
Card Photo, per dos., • -
Former.
X10
110
140
100
And Frames to suit the above et
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Come one.'coeoe all ! and haveyour
yo r hats
eans
gladdened by getting good a
at
1755 E. L. Joxxs0N'a.
8'0R 1881-1882..
TO BE PUBLISHED IN NOVEMBER 11161,
• Price 8.5.00.
MR LOVELL, a the recue,t of several
(lard aaa and others of the I •rovinoe of
Ontario at the Clty,pt llumtral. fry., begs to
annoenoe that his firm will publish •PRO-
VINCE OF ONTARIO DIRK TORY, in No-
vember test. containing an
Alphabet;ci' [irec`ory
AND A TIiO11OL'GH
Classified Business Directory
of the Business and Proftsaineal men in the
Cities, Towne, and Villages of Ontario, with a
Claesifled Business Directory
OP Txg
CITY OF MONTREAL.
The same carr and attent:on bestowed on
the Dominion and Provincial Dir., t,•rks ut
1871 will be given to tbla work. -1u0acrfben
names respectfully solicited. Terms of Ad-
vertLdng incite known upon applleultcn.
JOHN LOv ELL R SON
Menton( Dec. 1181. Publishers. 1700
‘4.1 leeir
4JOHNSTON'St44Q'
SARSAPARILLA
--FOIL-
1.117D1
-ma-
i,1P CO�ii6i t, DY�?i w:
And for Purifying the Shad.
1t has been in use for 70 years. and n--,
proved to be the belt rreparatlQD w 1.•.
•nArketfor SICK HEADAC1it., PAIS IN
THE SiDE OR BACK. LIVEN COMt-
Pl..AiNT PIXPLE4 ON THE FACF,
DYSPEIISIA. PILES, sod W Diseases
that arise from $ Disordered Lleer or an
Impure blood. Thousands of our beet
:woo* take It and give it to their chit
dreg. Physicians prescribe it daily. Th, ,se
wbu nr nonce. recommend It to ab. ra
It Is made from Yellow Dock. litre:.
ray Sanaperille, Wird Cherry, Stfllingte
psedelbp, Snowdrift.WIntergrr•cn. en/1
011+55 well -knows valuable Rolls aid
Herta ills veggeettable,aod can-
not hart the moat delrcatecorotltntion.
Ito , nae or toss beat evedieln- se era for
the Bowels.
11.917ttl by sit respotdble druggists
at one dollar fee • men batik at at
bottles for M donor
Thos sob .sews olstale a bolds at
lila orison& hods their dr
waEfst may
seed se sir dollar, are w wIW9 •sad •
toV. mem.
ld/ 6 W. 1hasseh*111,
Aralrressa Owr.
tar salla by J Awns W ruow,
Chemist and Druggist.
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. STRACHAN
HAS REMOVED HIa
GROCERY BUSINESS
Te the old stand in the Albion Block. formerly occupied by him, where he will be pleased
to welcome all his old customers and the public generally. A large quantity of
NEW, FRESH GROC 1'i'iT S
As
CHEAP A3 TBE CHEAPEST.
D, C_ STRACHAN,
MN3GMILLRR•
Chilled Plow
l # . +1 _ -AFD- or
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
Having perei _.4 the And.eleh Eenadry. 1
(ns• hes � oras "Ar
_C TlrOwtl rind A:Viet'LT 'eft(
O T .Pori ewe a.4Jn writs. Mill Work.
Hissed ReMaweellig soft Jobbing will he inn
nano(. A wart •,.sessinowt
Mr D. Rrartwea i t. 15. only won authorial
h COnsee parwreste end give reeetpes eel tri
half of ilia roam Arm at Awsrrrre ♦ (-e . seal
ass pewanw IndaMed aro reiu-Marel 4 govern
tsrl1111sea res see ndi•ste
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK:
MR. D. FERC+U80N
-AT A--
VERY GREAT DISCOUNT!
Nearly all of mid Stock as well as my own original Stock, was lessee( before tae tds one
.t Mardware. 1 am therefore In a position to sell Cheaper then any other
Moose In Ilse County.
MY STOCK OF
IIiIliI'S ' $II1I(I(�rls' &, Gell t iI 113,111WaltI IS ►1(1P
f )
which I wast to run off quickly.
COIL! AND BITY AT BITCH MOMS A8 'WILL PL=Aa= TO4.
Fresh Ct•round Water Lime in Stock.'
AGENT FOR BEST STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE.
E_ W_ rc1E -ZIE
1731.4,6.
IitTRON CARRIAGE WORKS.
T. & J. STORY, -
ISUCCEB801ib TO JOHN KNOX), KANUFACTURERS Or
C.
Cries
fiC:
yMr •
A NY STY._E OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER
•
!!EVA'I;TVt; al 7 Icl111,ING done a ish Neatness and Despatch, and at Reas-
n :1•ou,•, •• Smit r hefo r ,'chas:11g elsewhere,.
T. 8s J_ STORY,
IIAMILTO7 STREET.
I't�•.rR':: .i.. •Ar]',:
ND CLEARING SALE
-01
Bots and Shoes,
-A T -
CAMPBELL'S BOAT acid SHOE EMPOIIIUM,
N'
h Uv1:; MONTH.
Previous to Stook taking. My Stock is Largeand well -assorted,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
Oodsricb, Jan. 13,1881
will be given.
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WM. CAMPBELL.
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