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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-07-14, Page 8rHE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, JULY 14 1882, si chips Alexandria? Superb and DOORST....n`!�. look. lily 11.-aohma our E tJld.)lltioa, and 1,81114 s!spook.every . Description of Interior Finish. STAIRS, HANDRAILS, NEWELS and BALUSTERS A Specialty. Send fur Price+ Lisle SHINGLES LATH & LUMBER. Estimates on applies tion. psi Address FRANCIS SMEETH, l ioderich WAR IN EGYPT. British Iron -clads Bombard the Forte of Alexandria. Terrtbleleeirrt of /be areal Limns --%rant Bey Sats* est Ibe Waite Mar lelsltaphs flint the snytis retA at seven from the Porter was weak and ineffective. The explosion in the fort of Mersa ilii Kansa had oucnrred by 8 o'clock. The ship engaged seethe nflexible, Tesner- •ire,Penil ,pe,Btf{)erb,Sultan, Inv ktciole LATER --The magentas at Fort Ada has been blown up. this murniBj fire Alexandria and onarch. England has two well-definel inten- tions in the war that has begun with Egypt. The first is to place in power in the land of Khedive such en authority as will guarantee there shall be ne more anarchy, and that free residents of Eure- peens in Egypt shall not be further men- aced. The other to fully protect the Suez Curial, and keep it as a highway of commerce as clear es the open sen. Both objects are prompted by motives that will secure approbation throughout the civilized world. Alexandria, July 10th, 1882. HARBOUR DEFENCE. Bearing on the entrance, one battery has five nate inch muzzle -loading rifled Artnstrones All the harbour point, three of the same, one bearinte on the Monarch, are in readiness. Fort Ada hes one heavy ten -inch rifled gun. Some heavy guns are at Kafertlla. Two rifled guns are bearing on the Invincible. Inside the harbour there is a host of smooth -bore batteries. All the guns, however. are poorly mounted, and will soon be silenced by the fleet. FOR THE SHORE. A large contingent will disembark from the ships if required to complete the dis:n:\. -.le forts. Major Tull().k, the .uilit,ry, attache, will ac- company the shore brigade. He has in frequent reconnaissances obtained com- plete information as to the forts. Og- ling and Nordenfeldt guns will conver their movement. Lying behind the ironclad' are the Bittearn,,,, Decoy; Cygnet, and Condor gunboats, all out- side of the rang of tire of the batteries. Behind these again isa urett fleet' if steamers lying there to await the result. The Austrein and German war ateamere appear t, beat last getting ready to move outside. At eleven o'clock the Invincible, Monarch, and Penelope 'novel out and anchored outside the harbour. The seen seal noimpress- numbs Ind etre • - tttl is panic. Grew& el F}e}rle are ruah- iitg about the streets or crowding up the Rue Iters -rel -Tin towards the vice -regal palace. !deny ambulance parties are sees behe aring their ver w h h l burdens t the rrd crusof Geneva is Wnsueoualy dying. The Sag - staffs of the Dutch and Greek Consul• toes still try their respective flags. Orr ALEIANDEIA, July 12 -(Nu time The Eeyptiana worked their guns until they were fairly blown from the batter- ies by the explosion 4.1 shells. The Monarch tired two hundred heavy shells, and six thousand pounds of shot from the machine guns. Some houses in Gort Mex, apparently of come -etre, witlte stood the Monarchs heaviest guns. FOSTs vr. sats. As this is the first time that the new style of ironclad vessels has been oppos- ed to the tire of forts, the contest was watched with the thgreatest � iced States war interest from on board our ship, steamer Quinnebang, which was anchor- ed only some five cables off on the port beam of the Temeraire. So close was she to the scene of the combat that the shot from the forts frequently passed quite close to her. The forta themselves suffered terribly, but the effect of the er- onous and heavy projectiles hurled against the earthworks from the 81 -ton and otherguns was disappointingly small. The ships themselves got off easily. The Inflexible's crew experienced a somewhat peculiar sensation when a huge spherical shot went through from port hole to port hole. She likewise received five ur six shots, which penetrated her armour, the armour of the Superb being also penetrator'. 'rhe Penelope and the Inflexible were the principal marks tor the enemy,who how- ever, by merely firing round and speri- cal shot -they had no shell it appears - front guns badly elevated, inflicted but little hurt cotuparstively. Thus, though the Invincible was closest within range she was but seldom hit. `:ITTEIcAL MODERN WARFARE. The cannonading from the• fleet, after it got fairly under way, was simply the most perfect specimen of naval warfare witnessed in modern times The guns had been all shorted and trained for nearly twenty-four hours, but when the order to open fire was given the crisis made the gunners noticeably nervous. But this was only for a moment. With- in twenty minutes from the first shot the ,nen aboard the ships eteadied to their rk in such shot didjust what grandevery it was fired to to ' t M�aifN Let wtiet Mr. Mancha !taws" d the Ind ouu�essioti, bought • twu-yenr- uld melt from Mr. Jacob Diehl, for tie sum of $160. WAaatxoros, July 10. - Uuiteau'sI bonen have been stripped of all ttush toad ins,now es the roof of the men undergoing the bleaching pro- pstery la bang placed on ea- bitiun to the inuseuw. Mese, Ward Beteher, in • sermon on Sunday sight denied hits ideas of heaven aad kelt. Mr. Beselr alts sot believe eT�st,, they are localities, but is of opinion Ms; Cukor* punishment is remorse for Ma, extending. for • limited period into eternity, and that ultimately peace and happiness will come to all souls. Mawr. J. 1'. Brown is also oaths sick het. Mims McDougall has gene to see her friends near 'seesaw. The Rev. Mr. Psieeliard was ■sable to preach last' sabbath the Rev. ll/s. Me - Lew of Blyth officiated fur hitt. We hope to we Mir. Pritchard about in • few days again. "LIR' TH('NDtL" LONDON, July 12. -The Tdegtfs s correspondent at Alexandria went close along the land in w open boat. An Arab informs hint that many huudred persons were killed. Between Adjetni and Alexandria an explosion ()recurred in s fort, killing everybody inside. The Arabs liai4 the noise of falling shells was like thunder. They declared people were killed in distant streets They stated the obstinacy )f the defence was owing to the fret M t' henbatt ries were Thee . manned bjy negroto s. eget and townsfolk at twloud life o thousand. mong the wadi- sevrvereds amounted to illness the pastor, Rev. Owing Pri h - FLAG OJ TECCS DIarLAYED. ard, was unable to attend. ALIAANDate, 1:30 p.m., July 12-A - flag of truce is 'hewn from the town and a vessel steaming towards the fleet is al- a showing a flag of truce. Two eighteen -ton guns en the Alex- andria were disabled, shot having pass- ed through the portholes At three o'clock the Bittern steamed out and signalled: 'Negotiations have failed. I have accordingly informed the authorities on shore that you will ever the batteries at 'half -peat three." From this it seemed as if the officer and staff observed in the Hospital Battery, find- ing themselves in a dangerous position, and unable to escape, simply hoisted a flag of truce in order to, get out of fire. There was great indignation expressed that five hours should have been wasted in abortive negotiations, while meantime the swell had increased se much that -the fire from the vessels ta,.ulu have fern in- effective, f's•,TtVAL-A, Lineberry festival in connection with the Leith* Aid Society of the Presbyterian Churoh, Auburn. was held at the residence of Mr.J. Sym- ington, on Thurtda , July tith, when there about 150 people present After partaking of the abbbbbundunce of berries and gond things provided by the ladies, all separated to take part in the gamed which they moat enjoyed, of which there was selection in the way of table and lawn croquet, swings,quuits, carpet ball, etc. Those present were much indebted to the ladies for the excellent music on the organ, and also to Mr. McLean for the sweet strains from his violin. The impress- ive in a high degree. Slowly a foreign ate:amers moved frost; THE ARO.'i(EYT TO TBE PURSE. Ito the House of Commons Mr, Child- ers added that he did not expect that the military preparations would cause military expenditure to he exceeded, tough of course if active ()aerations were proceec,ed with a vote of credit would be necessary. This may well be imagined when it is remem1 bered that every shot fired from the 81 -ton guns cats the country £50. As yet no strip has been lost, and the few that have been hit have got of easily. 'rhe Mao - arch, one of the most conspicuous marks escaped being n touched owing to the fa INSURANCE CARD. BRITISH A. calf, Towson,--EstaW W+e PHtKNIX INS. OUT, of LuatDo' iKughtedi - IGtebushe d 1710 HARTFORD 001'. of HAirrrtmw. Cone -No titsRisks takea is Iowan raw by ))He���sM A S ORT N st The anfterdi sed Is also Appe%lser for the CANADA PSR LOAN AND bAVlNUIs CO'Y Toautrt'o. Money to Lose on �sel�atll urur. rots T to a per Cent. - -(.'ears* aMtn HORACE HIOItTON. Ooderich Sept- l0. 1110. sre4ertek Markets. 00sattlee, July lJ 1,181. osos.Wbss L Tarn S Dad .......... O1 fi0 • t{t Wheat, t 1 •bomb.. ,..... l 15 4 115 nour, ♦ i•rlel ................. a Is s1 6 �0 �y� •10 • 0t3 �leY, ��.............. . Ofatoes i bush ................ 1 Oe 1 W Hal stow ...................... y t 1100 Hatter s b ...................... 0 I6 M 0 16 fes >i dos IaaOtekedl..... 0 ll 0 AO: Shorts. s .................... ......... 7m0 4 u 00 Bran. V cwt Chop s cwt.................... e0 170 Woof-. ........................ 18 16 Wood ........................... 7O0 7,0 !op Hide 1 ee She.eed s .1:11117: . .. 7 Sn Dre•si Hoffa ............... t bre .. 6 t!5 The Rev. Mr. Sabine succeedes the Rev. Mr. Broad as pastor of the B. C. church here. PZEIIONAL.-Owing to the illness of Rev. Mr. Turnbull, service was conduct- ed in the Presbyterian church by Mr.11 McNair. of Goderich, who has returned from his third terra at Knox College. He u very popular here. OLD FAcas Bece.--Mr. John Stewart, lately of Wheatland, Dakota, is back af- ter a two years' stay there. We also observe the gonial countenance of Mr. W. Rome, after a e mouths Sojourn in the Buckeye State. WO`t THEIR Pa.u'. i. -The lady pe- destrians wish to thank the bachelor who recently put up the neat wire fence, for the nice way iia which he has levelled the hi hwa for their comfort on the A THIRD FLAG uF TRC(•E. 1 roadsitoe. They hope landowners north The admiral is again sending ashore to and south in the limits of Leeburn will inform the authorities that he accepts) fix their fences in front as well as he the flag of truce, but it will be the last has dune. truce to which he will agree, and hence- A OLD LANDMARK GoNIL. -- A few forth he will consider hoisting the white days ago the old Inc house on the farm flag signifies gpconditienal surrender, and' will act accordingly. FE.AR., Fm'. TII2 ENTIRE 'LE.rTt'I TION 07 Real 'Estate. HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND 71k oerf� el hlptort• and Kan[ strew. in the town of (i06erteh, for sale cheap. or will be xchaugod fur farm property. For yyaarn is a para .pply t., JAS. e1SAU1. Arebitatct, onlce ('rabbs Block ..•r J. ('. CCRRIE, suctluncer. ALEXANDRLa- tt p.m. -The conflagration in town Is .. still extending. Flames are rising in front plans prepared by the Dunlop various opuarttrrs and there is much an- I architect, who has the contract of the xiety aboard the fleet lest the general I Woodwork and MreJul►n Stewart, Sr., destruction of the town should take tk a mason work. . e, le wen Penelope ruck eve times, but winds abatel and the sea piing [ n. The ton' ,ear to b': Mr. James Linklater, was pulled down. It was built about 1830, being one of the first log houses built in Lee - burn. itssite On Mr. Linklater will build once- a handsome reaidence \'_L -AN LINE ANCHOR LINE. 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It struck the paint aimed at, and • officers and men vleing with each other I Homes burst out from the buildings in acts of bravery, the former after leap - There was no reply, nor there any sign ing upon the breast enure and parapets I of hie in the fort. As far as Lambton , to mark the eect of every shot. They -could judge, Alexandria appeared quiet. stuck to their guns to the last, and when In the Khedive's palace there is a large • a party of blue jackets and marines land- I gap ceased h a Shell. The harem of ed from theseveral to blow up Furl j the alace is completely gutted. Mex they taw several Aced inside theP Nr, Moet B )Wtra FLAGS OF TRC,'E. which take lace renders fort. Like the ships the English sailors The Helicon weal itt' at Aix o'clock the stately procession of war ahips ex- and marines behaved magnificently, and r bfThe notice that any nit six for tremely impressive. The merchant thatfewkilled tt ns due J % berths acct steamed out of the har her armour t trated. The merchant steamers presented n', regular order. but the war ships of the various nations steamed out in squad- rons, saluting as they passed the Admi- ral's flat, while the bands played the national airs. Scarce a'bre:•'h of wind was blowing; the various enc' ;ns droop- ed against the masts, the brik_at eastern et:). overhead, the deep btu. sea, the ,shite clothed crews clustering on the rigging, and the knowledge of the change which would soon Hot. Mr. Mcj,elau to .we ter of Marine and Fisheries. It is feared that the Dutch it -uncle I - Adder has been lost with all bands. Sir William Harcourt denies that bloodhounds will be uaed in Ireland for tracking murderers. The C. S. Senate cut the allowance for medical attendance on the late Pre- sident from $52,500 to $36,000. • It is said the Canadian Pacific. Syndi- cate will ()take Owen Sound their head- quarters, from tahich to draw sup' lice for the construction of their road. 1)n Saturday, George Lesard, 104 yrs. old, walked to the pension offices in Mnntreal, and drew his pension. He was a soldier of the great Napoleon. A FATAL BEE STI],:. -Nathan Bris- c••e, a farmer living in Earnestown, near Napanee, while handling bees on Sun- day, was stung on the forehead by one and died in shout fifteen minutes. Bris- •tt d Niuie- Godertch eteamere were all crowded with refugee those who had held on till the last in hopes that matters would not come to an extremity. By half -past twelve the American squadron of three ships, two Russian vessels, one Austrian, and one c there were so truce must be made by a steamer sent iefly to the splendid handling of the out to the fl eat. Luubet. n, thein an inter - huge i ds and the swifter gunboats, 1 view with lee.. a Pasha, c•mtplintented and to the fact already alluded to that i the Egyptians chiefly fired round and him n nehtire fuis coua eonsthe esistanc led aeet ,n a sphericalshot,uw•ing toa scarcity of shell. said mien children. THE H.\Yt')% WAS ALL ON ONE 8[DE, and children.NDRIA IN FLAMES. I[1 flattte9 German alone remain. The Rua -el -Tin Paloce was , • Six w - k few minutes attar the Save for a somewhat numerous colony ' lei the time of our despatch leaving Alex- 1 shot elan tired a Fort Mfrs ahs w Site of Italiano and Greeks, the Europeans endrin Many • f the shot and shell sh, was again hoisted. Dense amore is •e quitted the city. Those who re from the 80 -ton guns flew high, and .,ad riming over Alexandria furan two quer tnain have barricaded their houses. British PORT SJuly Admit•alhoSeymour consul byy orderof has stopped ships frtam entering Suez Canal. ALEXANDRIA, July 11. --As the Ameri- can squadron steamed past the British fleet yesterday salutes were exchanged. Tho British bands played "Hail Colum- bia," and the Amuurican ,'God save the Queen." bably damaged the city. the ra rt �� Another tire has just broken out, c. ,e was ;3 yen old. to Cairo has suffered pretty badly, and is still commanded by the guns of the and teats are ex}•reSneilt that the ntob Albert Williamson, aged about four - fleet. This (it may be added) effectu- has began to pillage and destiny. while at work in McIntosh 8 ally cuts off front Arabi Bey all possible - - -�-- teen, while a mirk at Woodbridge on Tay - chance rd escape by that route er of des- _ lore e ser ua•.rnin hail his rightidea on K Egypatcptians troops by the rei1rlthe The We Hutto!" glad to nn eoys AT E hat ,I. the A recent ,'aught in the wood picker and torn off. ish vessels would have injure 1 this Eng- We gi al College a couple if Huron boys dis- over the victim by another bey in play line vessels more had not their tint been ; examinations of the 1►ntariu .►sgricultur- • I' is said that a sheet whichwast men so wild. ti tguielied thettuela•es by taking high was caught by the 1,:.ker, -and Willtan- JAI'R ABOARD AND AeHOR6. Tank in the n•m..r list. Mr. John : s tti being entangled was drawn into the L.. A . 1.r.ro..nt, s• t[ ..f Robe' t Linde+- mat me. ALEXANDRIA, July 11, 7 a. m. ---The was twist intense. Cheer .aft borough, E+ of TRoe'tniLi was Hannan i , tired her guns, THE ()RDER OF ATTA,'K. The excitement on board the ecve sols ,, who has almost entirely re - S rb, &lexandra, and Temer burst forth gas each elite coveted from his Late i Sultan, tope nice engaged the Ras -el -Tin forts from the outside, and the Inflexible acted on the Mek's forts to the extreme south- west: the Monarch atel Invincible attack- ed Fort Napoleon and the (.abbsri'f,rts just outside the inner harbour ..OFF ALEXANDRIA, July 11-7 S. In. - The bombardment has begun, the British ships alone taking part in it. Of the others, the American. Austrian, Rus- sian and Italian men-of-war aro anchor- ed two miles outside the breakwater. Two TORTS SILEN4•ED. ALEXANDRIA, July 11 7.40 a. in. - The Alec tandra, Sultan, opened fire up• on the pf•'rtifications. The batteries at once ed, but their shots at first fell ehsrt of tthe ship.. The real f the fleet then joined in and the aetioa became general. After twenty • tes cannon• lade two .of the forts ceased firing. Fort Pharms appears to he much dunaged. The ships as far as can be perceived have not suffered any damage. ALEXANDRIA, July 11, 9 a tt. - The •ttaaks on the forts has now tee t kept up far twn hours. Smoke Kane, over the town along the line Of thu shore bat- teries and among the ships, hitt it is didi-elt e. ti'isee s rwrat hdamage e; s beene E•4yptials have suffete'l laeaviiy. Fort Mersa EI Kanat has been lel ova up by awarded a dip moa. having been a win: illness says: -"i nil every shot was watched by the sail- nm, of three medals at the end of nus will row any five [nen in the world two gars with the utm•tat anxiety, ehoi;ts and second years tourse, aril 'not. •:a prize miles straight asap, or two miles an cheers greeting each successful 1111ks- fur both first err. d second year, and alio Sten, far from $1,000 to i2,�, a fide man., On board the Penelope this cheer oma honor certificates at the Easter urd He will rhes these five men after a lapse ing was checked for n few utintues, ow - Midsummer Midaumntcr examinations. \Cc are glad of 48 hours two full daps of each other to it shot from one of the forts ,lis - lad to see our young friend graduate on any suitable water on the continent fire from the other batt(^as The fere, are r the w - s, oslackening tros hasib been ,ccarried away sad many guns dismantle.' un that and ti forts The flags o: the Gears Red mg mounting a gut[. When it was seen that Fort Mex was disabled, the word was passed for volunteers to go ashore to complete the work of bbowiu,1 it up. This operation was not unace nsptuied by danger as the trumps night have been lying in wait. The guns, how- ever, at least were to be spiked and plenty of men voluntered to do the work. They were obliged L. swim through d un - d the ao ng done their urf, and duty� they returned without casuality. After the ,et' the whole fleet drew elf freut the .here the vessels approached each other, fin of t1,ia excellent tnatltwtwu. ilia officers and man teal-, three cheers pos..f r. for the Queen. ' aurae:s FORLION CRITI('t-ti. 1'•treitit 111( Val officers express[ the opinion that excepting the emeraire and the gunboats, the English ships did not distinguish themselves greatly es artilleryman, many ahells from the Mon- arch, Invincible and Snberh Lalling 'II seriously short. Nearly half C. the mi,siles seemed tofall in water. ,tions ene were served slowly. bovine the. Egyptians time to ree,ver from their surprise and regain courage. Foreign cheers think lighter guns more quickly served would hsce ended the action ennner. Test 111WT Yr►E' T'Y. 9:3G. - A light breeze has partially dis- pled the amoak-ctoud sutfioientlyy to al- low of our using our telescope. `\'e can ase tl at the E�q� poen, have *uttered very heavily. Fort Dfsteah el -Kenai has been blown up with all its guns and gtarrisM► The of the tower of Fort Pharos, close by the 1lghthnllfs•, has been carried away and the totpert of its Adsh, which gins dismounted Fort lies close tT the Khedive'sase palace, has having well nighrest' burst in N ms.asv•no p>rsiettrated to w o other ov err Cho twss; Gail 1s. the Cross. WI A) bug city. The bei and Or oak Gags were hoknO over the respae.i:c consulates At the beginning of tM 1 . nb'rdtlsent Tame'►*(+ excitment was vi A, Crowds «Ire won wandering the r way toward the palace. The streets •ire now desert - e 1, tho people hav:ng fl- 1 or taking re- f tre in cellars_ The bought( intent still 11:1r a. tn.. - W .:inner•- The forte are gradually be is.( titmice," Rae FI Tin forte aro suf- feris? seveeeh, from tke heavydieestro•s with epee high honors, and We Lave of America. The chaplengo ie open to h ion fur - pleasure in congratnlating prem u.t his the whole world. Tho c amp success. Mr. Wm. McKerchcr, Baht of tom. McKercher, of Ifowic't, also a. - quitted himself utast creditably. lin was awarded an honor. certificate at the Eas- ter ex:unination3 in each of the fallow ingbr.techcs: A�;ricature and Live Stock; \'ete!iwir Science, Anil Dlatheinaties. Mr. W. H. Lough, of Winton wan a?a„ awarded an honor certificate in \'etotin- s'y Science. We hope that bit aro of our farmers will afTora their eons an oppor- tunity t.' avail themselves of the bi rS- Crux son SeasrrR.)KE ' soon as ynn melt your patient take !told of him or her, and carry or drag him or her into the shade. Place the body in a sitting pOster%tthe beak against • wall with the tont sad legs retains upon the sidewalk sad **tended in trent of the body. Get ice water and a brittle of some strong essence of [finger. Pour the ice water over the head, cops' usly, never mind the clothes. 'then pour two or a Wulf,three teoleWulf,of ginger in a►Xmt half a tumbler of water, sad make the patient swallow it quickly. little Keep rhe the the head cool by using er, and in case there is not each glow upon the body give more ginger if this recipe is promptly used rad fully parried cot in every ase the Barri of Health never have a death tt• rep'•rt from this cause. It is no experiMeat et quack remedy. It costs but a few emits and a half an hour re en hour's time. Clinger in by far the best to use, Ina where it cannot be had quickly two IA three good drinks of brandy will is/Wm fNew Otle ns Picayune they adds that if lie could get these matches in America he T►opld forego fur the present his intended visit to Aus- tralia. - The Dublin police profess to have fresh information iia regard to the Phovn:x Park murderers. Tho Govern- ment has increased the reward. The fact that the reward has hem increased would anent to imply that the Dublin police have not only no additional in- F,rmatina at ail. 1f n murder of the dar- ing and atro:beet character rt( that of Phcenix Perk wan committed in an America'. or a Canadian city we should have had no end to 1• tames at the hands of the llritisls pears on the failure of civilization in Ana.' ice and colonial bar- barism. it is Banat name -%able that in a country which may be ,,aid to he an anted oanap. and in s 0.ty hisuiting of the finest emistahalery in the world, the perpetrators of each a crime rh..uld M lone remain in concealment 1131-3m. AzerwiliRtiftmighwit . A.N= z=Qvsr�, Price $.1.25 a Package One Package will Presero 256 lbs. of Frult. R Two Barrels of Cider. It Will P oveat Fermentation for Years 0041. Rum saw- 1n Manetreier, on the Mb lest.. the wife of Mr. .1. C. Re herds. of rias. Jens Inv. 1n West Bay City. on Seaday. Juiy ebb, the wife of air. lit ward Jeanine'. of a sen. ■ atastliis. Caausn $*c�D�oww&tU' [)n ale M► St. Pail's o\sirek, Lowlien. bf Key. Ileew i evousse. D.h.. -� Rev -A. mews N A . T. N. MONK esfO eau. 0 J hemaster l OOeeaseerraa+a to rine youIN" %StMater of the her. oases fine fixe.1 sa-t in Ik•tmlt ran Hie 1s y n Ott* tart+, 01 I. ke .'rr. AIN all Clea r fRs Art f.t sedyl,M t5'.i 0 dR mtartttr tit �• 1i1Ms 1PrtrelP NoNccdloKccplVcJars�irTi�Vl The Fruit May be Kept Without Sugar Or any guantiiy 1 :sugar may be added as desired Fr IR HALE B1- 3-_A_MES 1ILL R SUMER,'" OR Ti) T. J. MOORHOUSE. N ostY�. Si�.e Z\2axket S�_c G'0DFRIOH.