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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. DEC •,�3, ! sit
ltousehola }tints. reassess tee tattoo. ! The I surd atase. Tosese ry Inamilearat.
Ostrich holies ornalue:it drums ak
Scalloped Tomatoes. -Peel ripe toms-'
toes, add cut in thin she pack in a'
baking dish, with aoterna• t layers of
bread cru:nlia: semen each layer w.th a
little butter, a little white sneer, salt
and pepper; when the (lists is hi!1, stover
with bread crumbs, and bake covered I
fur half au hour; then remove the cover
and brown the tap.
Spiced Currants. -F.., five pounds of
fruit *flow two quarts of white sugar.
.ata pito ,t vinegar, a table apo .nful of
ground cinnamon, dor • , allspice aroyl
mace. Boit the sugar mil currantslitu-
gether, as for presunes, and .whsu quite
thick, stir i:s the vitaetar and spice, and
boil fifteen or twenty minutes lunger.
Great care the taken that the mix- ,
ture does not burn at the lx,ttem.
Fresh Beef Tongue. -Parboil the tole
gns in a little avatar for two hour...
Don't let it bell hard. lifter b.dlieg one
hour. add surae salt. Then let it buil
one more hour, when it should he taken
up and skinned, retuoving all rough
parts. Then beat one egg, and roll the
tongue in cracker 'crumbs or dust and
the beaten ego. Lay it in a pan, aeasent
with salt and pepper, and' pear over it
half a pint of the water it was boiled in,
and bake. Baste well with butter while
baking. Serve with s good gravy.
French Beefsteak. -Cut the steak two-
thirds of an inch thick from a fillet of
beef; dip into melted fresh butter, lay
them on a bested gridiron and broil over'
hot coals. WI en nearly dune sprinkle
pepper and salt. Have ready some
parsley, chopped fine and mixed with
softened butter. Beat theta together to
a create, and pour into the middle of the
dish. Dip each steak into the butter,
turning them over, and lay them around
on the platter. If liked sgewe a few
drops of lepton over. and serve very
hut.
Beefsteak Bolls. --Cut a ie•efsteak
quite thick, then split it .•seta, length-
wise, andeut in stripes Feer or five no t
ches wide. rub over the inside with an
union. and in each strip • roll up, a thin
slice of bread, buttered on both sides;
stick two cloves its the bread, and
sprinkle some salt, pepper, celery seed,
(cut or•thin slices of nice celery.stalk if
in Kneen and put into the gravy. Tie
each roll with a thread; dredge it with •
flour. and fry it in hot butter. Then
put these, when a delicate brown, into a
stew pan. with only water enough to
stew them,. Make a . nice thickened
gravy from the liquor in which thesteaks
were stewed snd serve with the rolls,
very hot. The rolls should stew slowly,
two hour& Veal or mutton is good pre-
pared in this w•ay.
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w.• as la,r.nets.
Hauer jackets of usenet cloth trine- .
mod w th military braid and tiny gado
bor.ene., are wort by girls its their teem:.'
ver; handssnue silk rircttlers, listed 1
with our .an be b eituht for r5l). 'I
;eta
reletiun is mooed by tits _ruttier !enro
lari y et the dulmuu. I
puiaite toilets at made id vita de
chem ,ague satin, utub ,taertsl with sil-
err blossoms and leaves caul ointsbitietl
wt li Ie peri areae vele•
ta.
NI, .ther Holobe rd buuuehs of dart.
1.t: ereest beater "; pit el, trisuttit i
with full 'ostrich plumes and a tilled.,
darker, held by large antique will btuli-
les, are exceedingly becruing to blot, -
des.
Au!u•on canto •t •f dark green cloth
are trimmed with In • rows of fine geld
ht ••••;"•• pout on straait:i:. 'i'!te first effect
1 art• ',oral hot Use glitter of the tinsel
s n n weals off, and then the )fleet ie
vet •1.:1 and d,.wd.
Alph .t,se Driudet says of his wile that
"ahs; is nn artist herself. There is out
a pa s whish I have written thnt she 1)aa
flat ween and retouched, wherein elle has
not thruwu her delicate powder of blue
gull.'
Kittens' and tnonko'..; ;made are riv-
alling the autumn owl its puq,uL•trity
They are seen upon the outside of new
plush and fur muffins made elf envelope
Cashion. New guilt buttons alio, show
the fates of both the monkey and the
English Colley in bronze enamel.i
ra.bions for Ge•Ueuseu.
Gant grain aarfa are little used.
Satin is preferred to silk for scarfs.
Cuffa are narrow, square -cornered and
meet without lapping, so that they may
tray be worn with linked sleeve buttons.
For full dress the narrowly -folded
white lawn ties are chosen; Mate black
satin ties folded in the acme way are also
worn at dinner, etc.
Fashionable shoes fur the street are
easy rioting buttoned gaiters of calfskin,
with double soles, low soles, low heels
and tnedium-pointed time. Dress gaiters
are of patent leather.
Undress hats for business and general
wear are stiff, round -crowned Derby's,
with bro.aa.ler bonne than those lately
wont, and crowns of medium height.
Light brown is the fashiulable cider fur
such hats but black and dark brown are
also want.
Black silk drew bats bade crowns of
decided bell shape, from six to rix and a
quarter inchea deep, with the, brim very
much rolled on the sides.
Silk handkerchiefs, to be throat into
the overcoat breast pocket, are of dark
blue or red, --with broad hem regularly
hem -stitched.
Turned down c.dlars are .again re-
stored to favor for. dress mansions, but
are worn very narrow, with a small .open
spec that is filled by the small bow Of
the white lawn scarf. . -
The shinwfronts chosen for all oc-
• etui•ns, for dress as well as f.,r general
ware, are of plainlinen of three thick-
nesses, cut in *Meld shape, and without
any decoration in the way of pleats ur
Coal. embroidery.
The weakest point in the national
policy is the duty upon coal. -It-can
only be defended upon the score that it.
is part of a whole -.the keystone of the
protective arch -and that to remove it -
would be to endanger if not •to ruin the
whole. But the Moil, which is nothing
if not bumptious and unreasonable, must
needs undertake to show that so far
from enhancing the price of coal the
duty actually has a tendency to cheapen
It.
This is midwinter madness.
1f this were the cane, protection would
cease to protect. The chief Canadian
objectionto a law tariff is that it makes
this a slaughter market for our neigh-
. bon. If a high tariff has the effect ar-
gued by the chief 'Tory organ, this still
remains a slaughter market for coal,
and the Nova Scotian !nine owners de-
rive no profit from the National Policy..
So far as this portion of Ontario, ly-
ing conterminous to the United States
coal vein is concerned, the duty must
enhance the cost, more or leu, though
not necessarily to the full amount of that
duty. The ell* of the London .1,1-
rerfi.rr states, of his personal knowledge,
that coal costs just the amount of the
tax more in Windsor than in Detroit,
and we all know that a vessel can carry
coal to the one port as cheaply as to the
other.
It is also unfortunate for the Mail's
contention that the Government permit-
ted Mr. McCallum, M. P. Monck, and a
Tory of curse, to import coal free, of
duty on a plea of public expediency.
If Mr. McCallum, did not cuneider the
remission of the duty a monetary favor
he would not have used his political in-
fluence to obtain it. Again, Sir Charles
Tupper told his Nota Sootua constitu-
ents that as an offset to the duty upon
breadstuff*, they had the duty upon
their coal, which is paid by Ontario.
Byron said of Bishop Berkley's theory
( the non-existence of matter. "The
bishop says there is no hatter; it is no
matter what the bishop says." It is
little matter what the Moll says upon
any question affecting its party's inter-
ests, but the people of this province do
not like to have their intelligence insult-
ed by pretentious stupidity. -(World.
Guisesw's Frestreraee.
Washington, Dec. 18.
• Mrs. Dunmere, Guiteaa's divorced
wife, with her husband anti daughter,
visited the jail on Saturday. The visit
was unexpected and Guiteau was st,me-
w;:xt effected by the. interview. After
some tittle conversation had passed be-
tween. Guiteau and his visitors, Mr
Dunmere remarked : "We must say
good-bye now, for I hope to be off to
Leadville again by Monday. It's to
close around here- for me-" "It's too
close hereabouts for me, also," broke in
the prisoiner, with a ghastly smile; "I
wish I was a laborer out at Leadville."
The number of threatening letters re-
ceived and the cleaner of certein papers
for Guiieau's execution causes Mrs. Sc -
vitle no little anxiety. Like he husband
she is apprehensive that some one will
take Guiteau's life before the trial is end-
TIiot-otT. - Thought engenders
thought. Place one idea upon paper
another will follow it, and stall another,
until you have written a page. You
Cannot fathom your mind. There is a
well of thought there which has no irot
tom. The more you draw from it the
more clear and beautiful it will be if
you neglect t., think yourself, and use
other people's thoughts, giving the ut-
terance only, you will never know of
what you an capable. At first yaws
ides may conte in lumps homely and
shapeless: Met no matter time and per-
eeveranoa wdl arrwn a ^e�l
nd►elofinthem. t
Learn to think, and 7
write; the more you think the better
y will impress Torr ideas-
you
Ili"u. Thomas B. Pries, 1'. S• ?Ir11-
s Uc,srtuweut, Washiugt•o), D. C.,
l,. i. A., re.wuuurnis St.:Lad , Oil as
the most w.e,derfut p.:aim-t. ttev: .,!,
heahu riutedy in the word. 1(i 1,+.
timunial is endorsed by some of the hand
officials of tin '1'rersury D,partteet,Cto.
lave n cured of rhrno:atAot ant of e
*left by it.
Y...gaN(1's Yellen N1
la r.' ti:e h�++i` of the list for all purposes
of a i.smil u edicit,e. it is used w i
uukkirse.drnte+l surc.•ee, both iuternaiis
amok ex:cruelly. It aures Moro taro..,
burns, scalls, fust bites; relieves', a.t.:
of -en cares ðane.
Mr. L instworth Power., of Romer, Aid:
of ilirans Powers, tlu, reuniter, having
o'ltained the best photo.IIaph of 1 re i
dent Garfield, batten a bust of hitt ort
the 2iel July, the day the president was
shot, and, singularly enough, ho flhished
it on the 10th of September, the day on
which he died.
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%ewspaper snows.
We cull the special attention of post -
!waters and subscribers to the following
synapsis of the newspaper laws:
1. A postmaster is required to give
notice by letter (returning a paper does
not answer the law) when a subscriber
does not take his paper out of the office,
and state the reasons for its nut being
taken. Any neglect to do en makes the
postmaster responsible to the publishers
for payment.
2. If any txenon ordure his paper dis-
continued, }to must pay all arrearages,
or the publisher may continue to scud it
until payment is made, and collect the
whole amount, whether it be taken (man
the office or not. There can be no lege!
discontinuance until the payment is
made.
3. Any person who takes a paper from
the post-oftice, whether directed to his
mute or another, or whether he has sub-
scribed or not, is responsible for the pay.
4. If a subscriber orders his • paper to
be stenpped at a certain time, sad the
publisher continues to send, the sub-
scriber is bound to pay for tit if ke takes
it out of the poet -office. This proceeds
upon the ground that a man maser pay fat•
What he uses.
5. The coons have decided that refut-
ing -to take a newspaper and periodicals.
from - the lost -office, or removing and
leaving thein.unoalled for, is pr:nes facie
evidence of intentional fraud.
ed.
The Garfield and Hancock Club, u
Myeraville, Pa., have sent to Guiteau a
box containing a hangman's to, e.
Guiteau has consented t.) have his -
heard removed and a ',heater cant made
of his head. The assassin expresses
himself highly gratified with the result.
Stick to short Saxon words. Do not
say a "residence" when you mean a
house, ur ask, "Where do you reside at
present? ' 1 'u not ransack your tremor y
for long affectations when short words
will serve your purpose. Say "I have
been looking for you," and not "I have
been anticipation your arrival." Don't
say establishment instead of store or
shop, nor steak of purchasing instead of
store or shop, nor speak of purchasing
instead of buying, nor of disposing in-
stead of selling, nor of perusing instead
of reading, nor of procuring instead of
asking, nor of intending instead of mean-
ing, nor of performing instead of trying,
nor of performing instead of doing, nor
of remarking instead of saying. Study
the style of the New Testament for s
model, rather than that of the dime no-
vel.
tleb Bases For leaf,
No article ever attained such utile .?
ed�populatity in so short. time ea 11.I(• -
dock Blood Bitters, and that too Barin.:
the existence. of countless nulubers of
widely advertised bitters and blood puri-
fiers It is evident that this medicine
begins its work at once, and leaves no
desirable effect unattained..
We have made arrangements to club
Tint SIGNAL with the leading city week-
lies at the following rates
SIGNA1. AND GaAaa, ...$2.25
filo]AL AND ADvaaT San,. 2.50
Sweat AND MAIL, 2 25
8M)t*L AND RrLaL CANADIAN,2.25
SInNAL sen CANADIAN PAMIR,2.25
SIGNAL AND CANADA PumaTTwilAN 3.00
There is no doubt that our Canadian
rhmate as e,,nducive to Ltmg afeetiuns,
and for this reason Dr.Oaeerm's Palmow-
cry Cees Dro shook! be in every
- -
Hardw
neeklea's neu&es Matte.
The best salve its the woad for cuts,
Bruises, Sores, l'leers, Balt Rheum,
Fever Sores, 'fetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions
and positively cures Ytl., 1t is guar-
anteed 't, give perfect satisfaction or
money refun::ed. !'r .• 2'5 cents ;•er
box. ,For sale Lyell l t,egists.
Nature, atter all, is the great physi-
c' e . She hides all the secrets of health
b. I. Lin her broad, generous b.,us Its, and
awn needs hut to go to her intelligently
for his every need. The di.coveryl II of \
the great Court!► lteui,esiy, GR av's +111'tr
..r liter $russet atm,' u in a t 'Betties,
• ,;t
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A General etaespade.
Never was there such a rush for Dru•_
Stores as is now at ours for a Trial Bot-
tle of Dr: King's News Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs .and Colds. All
persons afflicted with. Asthma, Bronchi-
tis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or an)
affection of the Throat and Lungs, c:en
get a trial bottle .uf this great remedy -
free, byealling at your drug store.
Waanaa's Trite Friend.
A friend in need is a friend indeed."
This none can deny, especially when as-
sistance is rendered when one is sorely af-
flicted with disease, more particularly tholes
complaints and weaknesses so common to
our ferule population. Every woman
should knew that Electric Bitters are
woman's true friend, and will positively
restore her to health, even when alt
other remedies fail, A single trial al-
ways prnves our assertion. They are
pleasant to the taste and only cost fifty
cents a bottle. Sold by all druggists.
,EhPPS aIACOA.-(3RATSrt't.ANDl:ONT011Y1aG.
-"Ay a thorough knowledge of the natural
laws which govern the operations of dlgestior
and nutrition. and by a careful application of
the fine properties of well -selected Cocoa. Mr.
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a
delicately flavoured beverage which may save
a. many heavy doctor' bills. It is by the judo
cieimas use of such articles of diet that a con-
stitution may be gradually built up until strong
enough o resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating
around ue ready to attack wherever there R u
weak point. We may escape many a fatal
shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished frame."
-(Yril Service Gazette. -told only in Packets
labelled-"Jar"s EPPrs rt' Co.. homoeopathic
Chemists. London. Eng." -Also makers of
Epps's Chocolate Essence for afternoon use.
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sal }�
"Meet my it's the nieset thing 1 ever howKas.
M t:7o)ds, and all other Lang
need for the bath and hreath," says and Throat affections they have neo (rpsial.
.raryone having teed "Ts,ssaay." the in large bottles at 10 cents Geo Rhy
new other tram Oso a fie sample Jm nas. Arent fur Gederich
cc a week is your own town. Terms and
4V $5 outfit free. Address 11. II A LLCT r
Co. Portland Maine
ANCHON LINE.
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H> KEEPS A FULL STOCK tiF SHELF AND ts)s,
►NU Lt)11'1f..aT PRICES.
General. }Iardvrare.
tion of this. As a cu for Coughs, ',0
Cults, Las of Voice an, H•.arseness it
stands unrivalled, while ifs low twice and
readiness of ac^_ess plower it within the
reach of all. Try it and he convinced.
All chemists keep it in. Yb I.nd 50•eent
bottles.-- ad
awe..,... - -.Ass.
7:ie (Treat American Remedy/br
"1 Cc lie, COLDS, l.S'I ILIIA,
.811 /l VCHITI.S, LOSS OF
VOICE, HOA R.SENE.S 1. f D
7'IIRO: l 7' A FFECTIO V N.
Prspa•rd know the finest Red s Grn�.1::: i Ar1{• ..
&ow Flavor.) Bakawie, Root Azov eeewwat 1:, ;
and nate. Vrperior to any net op, -ed Jeer SOLE .iti];N 1' k THE "L1' I.1\' "^.
all the these row mots. A .oiraNate c.nrb.wlu.n
of the ,jun, rMith crudes Jn..a the Red ''pr..nr tree Fen
Wi
POu r_r e
Tedi; sato l purposes.
Every one -- lei Ca.. '-'
hat heard I !'� i l A \ • • i' a en
KITED STATFd MAIL STEAMERS
Rail every Saturday.
�sF.W YORK 1001 AFGOW
CABINS, Si* to Ras. STEERAGE Via'
These Steamers do not carry tattle, sheeporplg-
NEW YORK TO LONDON DiRECT.
CABINSLSI to 14a. Excursion at Reduced
itates.
Passenger arenmntodatione are unsurpassed.
All Staterooms on Main Deck.
i'aaeengcrs hooked at lowest rates to or from
any Railroad Station in Europe or America.
(hafts at lowest rates. pnvable Rree of charge.
throughout England. Seotlar.d and Ireland.
For hooks of Information. plana. Re.. apply
to ItcwnzamoC Mantle:Rs. 7 BoW1.1NOORTS'.
N.Y.
Or to MRS. E. WARNOCK. Hamilton st
17.31 Agent at (ioderich
HURON COUNTY
DIRECTOTY.
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE
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MY CPOtS-Ct T -
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A 1 r I.11 I AXEST
a
I Seep all the Newest and Beet Makes.
TAE NEW DIRECTORY Fort HU-
RON ('O1'NTY. l.UCKNOW ANI) KiX•
CARi)iNRIa now readyit contains the names
of every Farmer and Honseholder in the Coun-
ty with their Post Ofll a Addresses. The most
complete work ever Issued.
PRICE, - -
ents Wanted.
of the tons•
derfwl rf
/eats of the
Spruces
and the
Pours in
Ca et of
Luny Pis -
tate.
In Pro nee
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f a l l its
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:in e, send
a . a• a re-
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lardy sen.i We/ Pee- •,$
their con- 1ps.•rdua
swap( ire Y T nes to JOHN sr -1 -10R -Y-
Yr SPRUCE CE . neat -r,
;) ., n 1 ss The Tinsnutlt is sell t �, trust
AFTER TIIE FIRE.
LIBERAL ('erMM1i i10N.
s.Ot111•5 n nl.sawnc co.,
London, Ont.
Deenth. lin. Vita.
Addr.w
PATENTS.
:..eta and .5 secti•
order them N•+stifF
to drink N•t•e.wtA n -
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front' i
.UM. in n ra ' I have pleasure 10 State that despite the inrrnve•mence; l rias put to in try hurlr es4by - *''
S p r a c eff " P. •t4tf t• aha eeceat are in my premises, that I am now in full blast again, prepared to ,ss.'tlie greates
tops
bargains In GaleMch In
Its t'emarkable)riper iii rclicrin9 ! t.
Certain toruli of �rotchitis, <fuel il:r
STOVES, TINWARE, LAMP GOODS
almost specific effect in curing (.1• '
/ ° 1a(It>lin ' „ I and every other fine in the business,
ati►t(I u ,l Goaiyiis, it spore a••et_ I
knnMo to flit f,•ahlitr:(51 Gtr',.) I would aloe return my thanks to the Fire Rehca&e an4 taw. • l GMlerich for, the sue
o 11.1tal sem. in sat•tnsksy Progeny in my absence from home, LI a to ;ate itrc.
Soot by ani rtrpreuMts eMewkts. ''r. see S awe' I
John Story.
Ile ee •a..t ....._ .
The xr.,,d."Sora', e! red Crow•• Gent" r ••.
.We 0 s headers ,t Tr •.'e Mars. .s. 1 • u .
atop.uirel•u ., ole, r...,,r,
BERT. 3" Ti''", l •
Wlertrenle Dos. ,
1 a Bok Y.•"":rt..-,.:erd. Y.... •.o •en.
Icor sale Dy .)AMxs N ILar..,
GEORGE RnvCAs,
Chemists and ono -into,
•S
I3 =NI>t>E1To w,a.w
DuaxAs, Corttarrs and Am -oases
Which HAGVAID's Yei.t.ow OIL isjurat
teed to cure or relieve saber la AFl r ar
TBEAST. --
Ainl INTERNALLY ref
CROUP, 4-01 -0 ELM,
CRAMPS, 501t1 THROAT,
ASTHMA, COLDS, Le.
APPLIED ETERNALLY til
BHEVYATISM,
CHILBLAINS,
awatzrzeos,
GALLS,
LA1rENE4S,
OONTIIA CTIONS
LUMBAGO,
DEAFNESS,
SPRAINS,
NEURALGIA,
CALLOUS LUMPS
STIFF JOINTS,
FROST strut,
CORNS,
BRITSES,
ItCH,
PAIN EV RA sea.
PAIN is SID;1st
Every boats vsounMred to wire rtidao.
Sign or mousey refunded.
aIRIBMI N1 amt EARN BOTTLE. PIM 311e.
T.M LDT RINik 00.Zroin'Detars
TORONTO, T.
W. continue to act as Solicitors for Paten!)
Caveats, Trade Markel ('npyrt3htr. etc., for
tits Vetted States, Canada, ('ohs. Fan ant.
Prawns. Germany. •tr. W. Irv• had Gilroy
See years esperteene.
Fat+Mw nhtalnei through no an. aMl,w1 In
the is, twwTarr. Arawlrui. This large and
ssppl1enMd Uloatrsttd weekly paper. yt.111 aear.
"hong the Unarms of tartenre. Is very Toter-
ssnwf. and has an egrnrmmr •trewlatleu.
kdre s AMUNN R CO.. Patent aeries,.
mailers of Sraa•NT1nc Awpwrcaw, Park
wwvee YHIM kook u& abase
snot Pews, ISIS
OaaWterlATeA
tt'apir.iSts
weir ellel
f 1.t: rsa�
1)ear•AMe. raw -
sliest ten. ditres-
Engriol.n•.51e,roars.
EagertN. loon or Ap-
Je", ad i ee, t 're of
er ►•-ww"Ink Liver (oaa-
weilit ••'e• a . 7e• ars safe,
taskoirrivirTh.lior.3iao.
gym OM rtes Nov.
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AT THE OLD STAND.
B. C. STRACIIAIT
tot',,
4 I,
a1A.. REM.% 1.1. 111•
GROCERY BUSINESS'•
To tie old stand In the Albion Block. formerly occuplo•d•hy hIln. where Io• wilt be please
to welcome all his old customers and the pubile generally-. A large quantity of
NEW, FRESH GROCERIES
A.
CHAP AR• THE CHEAPEST. t
D, C. STRACIHAN,
HURON CARRIAGE 77011ZS.
T. & J. STORY,
eSCCFES:R8 TO JOHN KN1OX1, :L1Nl'VAC'TI;ITERS .01
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4:111T C 1 IT 1 lg S
8z CAi ezC_
ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER.
-REPAIRING and JOBBING. done with Neatne=e and Despatch, and at reas-
....LA a Rates, Call and examine bctoropurcliasing elsewhere.•
T. J_ .S y ORY,
1RNOX'a;OLD STN h.
IHAMILTON STREET.
GRAND CLEARING SALE
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Boots and shoes,
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CAMPBELL'S BOUT sial r SHI)E EMPORIUI,
FUR • ON
Previous to tock taking. My Stock is barge 'and well -assorted,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
mill be given
TERMS = C.A.
WM. CAMPBELL.
17.111
Daniel Gordon,
Ca6i�c1-Ma1cr and Ondcrla�cr.
Oldest H(ntae in the ',county, and Largest Stoek this site of Lrrndoat l
Pantos Smelt,
Ran -Room $vrrum,
flora-ilosadt,
EASY C■Asas,
LGrials, IT,
Casa Mayers .111 and 1t to their a.irselsg.,to twee my stock 1f they need's geed
glees prbo
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