The Huron Signal, 1888-10-26, Page 31
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.use Swat • limbers' tilts
,,,: uetar had wrecked a trete.
gropi bs were amuse Ute artb
tar ) oats 1000 cried:
,,. WO of .corn and pride-
dmodpg things you tell'
,,.dt, !brow toll wall."
•tem Les 1O ISM ales 1* die prison
eriai lite AMR( away :
,t of be wreeebwd child and wife
owning wreck of Ms wasted lite.
10 meth* voter Mid.
. wet ter greatest dread.'
re hatler the Uquor trade,
• ere enrb.d sod draak-
sesito
lr woo duga luta to atter 100.
Whim r, ,Lvebtsr bererne a dreakasdti
sur.
And her honey children cried ter bread.
And trembled to hear their titter's treed.
It Is serum to or wk. idly skim
Whin tt.e cu11orleofdeath their olefin keep
Alirosel,.e young sad thoughtless in -
Aad mold In oar midst • grief 4 elm 1
It isso0$Ln yes alt for o. a "ad'
Aad ciao by fat* our gar iota's load -
Te learn to :shot. live, and fight
GIs the e:de ot Lied and cltaapelea. debt.
'Ire sus
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Thebe
The experts." of years furnished the
most csricmrevidence that themeemi•
of lives are •usually saved by the tut of
Ayer. Cherry Pectoral. It speedily
cue a'I alleaioes of the throat, bron-
chial robes sod leas.
A SKETCH FROM LIFE.
Ease bt. say Joss►/► I gained muesli
1/Buds. Manisa's 1rieada are all is the
Es" sod W .re must of yoga's. Mama.
died last1t was . dreeY+l
blew," .ad, drawing out • very blaet-
edged ha.keruniet, Mss Edna wiped
Mise $eW100 tears from her04 *a
ye
"Yee, to be sure," said her hbue,
trying w look sympathetic. "I have no
doebt. But we ..ch one asset mane to
it, you avow. Ah, now I wish you
amid here omssibleg. Its very Baso
sas ,i„ you haw. Let me gave yogi sow
.1 lbw ale," and he shook the aquas e
mutt w, aad thea poured out • imitates
g kiss
"J don't care it I do have some of
your .1.," said this beauty, and, drawing
s silver cup from her travelling- bag,
allowed 11 to be tilled. Convertstion
became* wimatd after this refresh-
ment, end Jack Lo :dater. who had re-
turuw1 fruta the smoking -car, drew hu
het low over his brow, Gamma that his
big beard and the bronze Luso be had
acquired in his trop from Parts were out
suttioieot disguise.
•'1 think the trust is perfectly sp1•s-
did,.. went on Miss Edith. "But 1
woeldu't like w live there it is so
poky: I mean, the folks are poky and
slow. '
''Now, you are hurting my feelings.
I lave in Boston," and the elderly young
man twirled his mouotaches "I like
th. West for business and that sort- of
thing. But Breton is the place W liem
lm your place • lain gets 10 dirty. Can't
WW1 aanythu.g .itnuut getting grimy."
"Well, that's so. I reckon clothes
last longer where it's dean. Seem like
nothing wore out at Nantucket. Bet I
get tired of my things, and like to have
em ttuos r 1 cyst buy new. Peps aures
DM a goon allowaaos. "
"Did you have a pleasant a,eetMr i
Nantucket i'•
'I like the bathing, bet I don't like
My Aunt Jaw -she's Uncle John's wife.
She ed'tes en mesh for ter family. 1)wt
is. you'd think the t, ueeu of England
would feel Food to be related to her '.»
"Have yen ever been sold that yea
resemble Mrs Benk (!fn Blank was
feet then very much hmtore the public) 1
I have Dover armee hut, only her photo-
graphs, but you look like them res ark -
ably.
"Why. ves, people have said so, but I
dont approve of her exactly."
"She is mighty copular though."
"Yes, to be sure, My brothers travel
ter a firm In Chimeo, and we Bever know
when they are to b. home. My! I
wouldn't marry a iravelhug man for any-
thing."
It'. not .0 bid, .04 travelling isn't."
said the elderly young emu, nursing his
kit mud looking the young lady over
cooly. "Kut probably w handsome •
young parson as you can choose what
she wants...
Mrs Disaster was »turning, week.nd Mies Edith blushed and bridled, ani
i11, fru0 Demon W her home pr Cleve- boor tbbu t continued. oung nh re no
I..nd. After being helped to her bertb 7
ou iP-
in the�aaping-car, she was glad to lie !rk dans as Nantucket.;
.till, 4itd wits very grateful to the 'Yea -I lett Wt a dozen.
elderly young man who had changed his Ad the elderly young man laughed.
lower berth for the upper 0w Ja:k, her Deadly chills ran down Jock Duxm-
eteps•n had bean oompelld to take for teres b.ek. He had paid Mum Edith
her, sad which was in the .motion serum particular attention the brief time he was
the aide Jack would be in the neat with her. Could this be the girl he had
section. and her maid would be in the compared to a goddess, and wham he
birth .bore her. Mn Doxtster was had Amsted to Iola for • wi1.1 His hip.
easy ite her mind, She hoped to fall grew mid- Hr borers •book. He
..Le is won as twilight net in. In the longed to fall upon that elderly young
3ie her curtains Ion desire bask masa and pitch him out of the window,
su, sad she manned the elderly (bough reason told him he was out to
trim O blame.
His eyes were a blae.
hies. There was • bare -looking "I could live in any city of any
.; the top of his bead, be won • eswegwce in the Uuttd States if I
coag .trrt-pin, and on one of bis had hese • mind to," said the girl, or
r us a conspiresw. ring. Hi. lips gardlea of olearnw of eopreusioa. "1
ed, and his whiskers weedy.
' always have lots of attention."
i clothes were blue flannel He was The elderly yosog man etretehed oat
ev" fly • quiet and kind-hearted little his legs and yawned. He was tired. "I
ma of not what Mn Dortster called wish you'd eons* to Boston and live,'
a g Isms& be said. "1'd like to show you round
e afield • WI and vary ►mutt- the 8. wife. .0, so world i ci wits.
ack-
fel ling lady .stared the car, end was w
7 Pry yo she
•.est with the elderly yews, vasa. Yes, I wire her every *repine,
$ old the porter several these u e know* just when I am, aad that I'm all
keyed but plsecant voice that elms sofa This is ray card" -be beat forward
hooked for 'No 7. The isyslie offing the p•stecaed-8•m'l 11 Jackson
ed at the row owner wish eauesel .gent for Fuller St Feller, wholesale to-
tt, flee ache was quite sere she had baasa "lt'e a good bminess. Every.
awe that lass eern.where. In a sum- body aasoksa, to matter what the times
meat the young hilly observed nresienely are. and I only meet yenta. That's what
to her vis -s -vie that it was a enol even- 1 Me sbuet the buainw. I oouhdu't
ing, ar.4 displayed it. dealing eat of enders a business in which I ooulda't
teeth. Doubt rave way *certainty. It Yds � eh removed the card some
-
tire's
leada Warren, ow gilt Mrsoe Dtuta- what Boldly, bat lir Jamk.nn did not
trt'e daeghter's vied friugda den
`'4uwaroes, avid en sanity, mess.," sweat* observe that, sad contissed:-tt
Clare had said. "Mod ba father is rich woo a 1u0ky aloideot tut give a slag a
r• her •e she wants. pleasant evening. A sick lady had the
e e's j to give lhisg of this section, sed. as sh.
She'. jest a little bed, but k dew't mean upper
solitaire. She has ber anthers who eseldn't get up the steps, I took this .d
doh miler, and so she thinks the mea let ber have lel berth.'
must be all of them Jack "I sill it cheatto ••k say one to give
had met this Imeinatieg Edith whim he up • lower berth said Miss Edith, foc-
iw.at to Jamie for kis Meter the Ise! ems- getting to he sold in the pleasure of
mmW ~wilyes0eent, and he ..pond- giving her opiab, and quite regardless
ed the plea tines by Mrs, that eh. of the bat Haat the invalid was within
.boald be *Thai ta speed portd the "I wceldo't do such • thing."
condo* enmities at O%.vefawd. bowleg. Dostater's face crimsoned ander
Sash 0 lovely fa* would win Wal-
lies from a seamy, The iszueismt
brows hair swept away from the deli -
robe eheekm in emelt heavy waves, the
bluish -grey eyes vers shaded by sleek
lose lashes, se see meld blame the
elderlyyoung a for looking at her
over the parr of the Aderrf ierr. It was,
too, difficult to rend in seek a
light se that given by the ill ling
lamps. Moreover, the young lady was
wee disposed to Wk, mod aguoeneed her
dislike of a lose journey.
'De you iso r' said the elderly
yams sow, with .mfeigeed intermit.
"I should think se, replied the rout
hilly, is that Maar vets which sou be
hoard sr far that people at the ,ws.otm
WO of the Mr basal •boat to look .t
WO
"I go to Bt Lona Bet I.. used
to !reveilles."
Jest thea a lamehees wee k.teght la
to the elderly Imam !mea. This obse-
quious waiter tet p the tide table,
speed arm M a Cagy tend, and net
• est eta tardy Yard, phklc i sad • bot-
tle
ob
tle of Wm What •odds the eldnty
paean ,Iter de bel •gib ht. Itis adgtabee
to Awe W tired,►
"Ie. the,ehs.• lee 044. "Creels Jan
sed lobe a ma -.ptein. • ei he ask am
. tabs • squire easel et the duties. 8e
rid M i• • pea piss he leave pert with-
billergreentiliseali Ilia Ow
t 01 fit i sheet y�tt UtM• /tae sad
h ''Hs lives le ►Late end ger every
,runnier to Neat ek i, ware be sur
lots. Papa wee bars too, bat 1
1“.111..1...!!1!LA =blot VA� I*pit•1
THE IIUROlf SINAL. FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1888.
foam Besks NM mooettwt se lru*
diem. t will surely ootue to esu you
this anima when you set the time."
Judge Domeier and fondly sent to
Oald.rnia that summer ad, antes bow,
(Iles Warta never quite understood
how, her aego•iotanoe seabed itch her
old trteod. Clara shed • good many
tears over it, end Mrs Master made
noisy ('cases forhood. heirl' to Jack, tett
alhos ways .hook
soy, •1 w111 out have fey outer know •
manatee
r a
a girl too tr .l this settledthe u
tobacco
drummer."e
matter.-Cbtri•tim Union.
Oft s, ilree.a-
Public speakers and s1nrers are often
troubled with sore throat and hoarseness
and aro liable w severe bronchial attacks
which might be prevented and cured toy
the of Ha yard'. Pectoral Balsam --dee
beet throat and lung remedy iia use 3
advereldaa .susses► mon me teamm.
This arousing advertisement fres the
North C0..w Herold is • specimen of a
class of advertlrm eat& yutte common its
Chute* newspapers. Advertising must
he cheap there, judgiug from their
length : -
"I married my wife is 1878, with nisch
feasting, and reepeetful oedemas to pa-
rents. She u twenty-seven years old
Wu year. I followed to July, 1883, the
K ebtng (courteous and tranquil) BM -
tenor', under the ever -valorous Ytxroy,
Tau-clung-tsa g. As my son sou *leo nn
his duty, nay wife and I removed our re-
.idenie to Shanghai. In the fifth moos
of th,s present year we removed w the
Hui -fang -Lou, where my wife, Ku ai-
ebing, aim affecticuste cabbage), went
Irequently to drink tea at Ti oboe, of
bat I bear sot. Later on, co the
Sites th fay of the eighth moon, a He -
chow man, whose name and surmise,
and whose graadt.tber s name end ear-
name
r
tame J know not, went with any wife to
burn payers and incense w the temple.
He had the .scriligious utyroetery to
wear the little blue button and the m•-
dalhon and beads of • great MIAMI. This
went on until of the ninth nines, when
my wife indiscreetly sod secretly vanish-
ed from my house, carryial • bundle,
but leaving • one -year-old little dttagh-
ter, who, without cueing weeps sad
wails from sunrise to sunset and from
.ousel to unwise. 1 cannot, therefore,
control my wrath and tnitierum.a How,
I wonder, mould this ever to -be -execrat-
ed tailor's block without a same auntie
Ku-ai-ch'ing from her hwbaad, who
eased this ink with salt tears 1 Sarey
he has no law or justice bolas his yes
Of os bis forehead. Should any kind
hearted one give me information by let-
ter, I will reward him with twenty dol -
len ; should he bring bar back, I will
gratefully give him forty dollars, sad
for • myriad of gra rufous, to all .ter•
city, the oldest .on of my sooee.aon shall
burn income for bias. Should this res-
eal witho.t • seen. obstinately retain my
wits, not only to all eternity .hall he be
infamous, ooh only .half he be out of
the line ot his ancestors, and be discard-
ed by hie grandparents, bot we three,
father, son and little daughter, will at all
times risk our lives to punish him. I
bops he will think three tunes, and .o
avoid an atter repentance. Letters
shall he r•cived for nu .t No. 4, Hai-
fsag-Loa, or .t the house of my wife'.
beaked, Heis-Iso-ssn, at the Yung
boa"
As the ezharted reporter sometimes
put it, "Comment u median."
41/•16461111411•111.111 stn..... rw..a»a.
8:11oe buybod the writer baa never
cause arose aayooe who could make
chicken put -pie that was not a dump.
poistntent. Low his mother bad not
abroad the art ; hie wife was • dismal
failure, •id nearly ewer, female ac-
quaintance who hes entered the lieu
Pails when the cruets! teat is applied.
111 course 1 praise the pi• -it seeds a-
but one plateful always ataswere. I need
not to be advised when to quit, an ni
dear old gr ndmutbeer wad to do. It
was her put pies that were so juicy and
deliciously devoured that .he mutt needs
eland by to save me. It a .11 nonsense
that "I have kat my seat f re food" J
law. better. 1 have tried pot pies
made by my mother's shares. I have
even gone tar the Catskill Moontaiss is
the State of New York in search of the
lust secret -for then in Duchess County
was my darline grandmother born. Now
I know it was neither peejudice nor my
boyish appetite ; for I could not o the ure
her baked pork and bens
to lust, unless i can conjure it from
memory as I was tau heedless and shift-
less to set it down in a book. itot the
lesson has made a mon careful since
that day. But let me go back in
memory and describe her method. It
was my port to catch the chicken, and 1
became expert an m7 part as time went
0o I selected une'or two young male
fowls, according to the number who
were to share the treat. After scalding,
pluclinv and dressing the fowls abs
washed them seterel times, after cutting
them up she left them in salt and water.
allowing them to remain in it • half
hour or so ; about one hour before the
meal was to he served she put their. over
the tiro in • deep kettle covering, with
sufficient c.tld water to allow for evapor-
ating-airing
vapor-
sit0* dims* the boar. This was allow-
ed
•w
ed to Mme slowly to a boil and not
honied. Meantime a rich pastry or
mist was made with sour cream, and •
little soda, rolled out into thin 'beets
and cut into squares -not perform!,
square, you know, but .quare enough.
When ready, and about fifteen or twenty
minutes before dinner was to be served,
she roneoved the chicken from the broth
or liquor, then thickened this liquor
with dour and plenty of melted butter
seasonal with salt and pepper reduced
to a thin batter by stirring in to the
broth, of which there was plenty to
cover the whole, es she returned the
chicken and .quare of crust in alter-
nate layers, topping off as she began
with • layer of crust, for I always hang
around and conjured her to pot in "lots
of cruet." That was a lung quarter of
an h:ur, always, from the tine she
ocvored it with a tin until served in a
large platter. baptized in the delicious
gravy. P.rba .s this is nota sufficient
guide to produce as good • pot pie as
she made-eud she never failed -but
try it, and see. He ammo was equalled
w hen she tried Iamb, veal or pigeons.
The secret is in the crust and the juici-
ness eud pleotifulsess 0f the gravy.
It is melees to attempt the euro of any
disorder, if the blood is allowed to re
main impure. N.mrelgi• and rheomat
ism are traceable to • disordered condi
non of the blood, and in numarlees
eases have been cured by taking • few
bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla -
Teale t• tis fmrmwaebl.li.
Taste u one thing. Display is anoth-
er. It u not pheasant to right thinking
BOOTS&SHOES
E. DOWNING'S;
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We have made extraordta.ry prep•ratioas for . a rename tall and winter trade. re have dl
THE LATEST STYLES
is low •priedgaud,. simian m
THE FINEST GOODS MANUFACTURED I
We are }wile railed Im la here 1d'
L01`' PRICES
style. and variety of Kuoda 05' a mu a call sad i will show you
The Largest Stock of Boots and Shoes of every De-
scription, Rubbers, Overshoes, Felt Boort. Lum-
bermens' Stockings, etc., to be found in Western
Ontario.
'They ar•atl t,ouj0t at close Woes tor coati, aeu•will be M •Rall adv -...am en cost.
For beet IBMs.
There is no better remedy for frost
bites, chilblains and similar troubles,
than, than Hagyrd'u Yellow Oil. It
also euro. rheumatism, lumbago sore
throat, deafness, .ad lameness and pain
generally. Yellow Oil s seed internally
and externally.
people to have a man continually telling
his Neighbors how rich and lucky ho is,
either by his way of droving his house,
or himself, or his family. The need of
greater simplicity is apparent in meal
of the belongings of the nommen rice,
not, of necessity, to the way of smaller
expenditure, but through harmonizing
the annotated and discordant elements
who
a his decorations. Thor peon
put everything that they pongee on show
in their parlors sensed in making thou
apartments look like shops, and the eye
tires with the jumble of objects and con-
fusion of tints. Taste should be restful
.paces of comparative arenas nr of sub-
duieg shadow la every room that is much
oocup�, for it is better that there
should be too little decoration then too
moth. One would oot wi.b to sero his
wife always attired in her most axpen
dry sod uncomfortable ensiles», and
wearing all her jewels at once, yet there
is a similar imp»e.ion of unrelieved dim
iMhoarthatch.
"p apo you have rower had the Iplay in not • esu domestic interiors.
ri.bortaw to M obliged to meal obits { m wiser for the householder to entrust a
fon
were ill." •0111wlited Mr Jadtsoe, ptofwionsl deoorator with the test of
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
E. DOWNING,
csNbs Mick. Car. Rant kasd 1.0.re,
THE CITY LAUNDRY
1 beg to inform the pabriirthai i?te ,! p-tstmdry business which
has leen carried on in Goderich, sines: last I'.•1n nary, }.. been leased
to a new management, the former Proprietor, ialthou h doing a goal
business having been forced to si�+h .th. wort;,. owing to ill
health.
Two first-class Laundry hands have been . sural ,. and
tory in every respect will be Guaranteed.
For rotes and quality of wolf: apply to.
Doughnuts -Ons quart of floor, one
cup of sugar, one cup of sweet milk, one
rag, a pinch of salt, one teaspoon of eel.
orates and two of cream tartar. Fry in
lard.
Raisin Cake-- One half cup of butter
one cup of auger, eo• cep of sour milk,
two eggs, one cup of raisin., one half
teaspoonful of soda, one teaspoon seek
of cloves, ciaamon tied nutmeg.
Doughnuts -Four eggs, ooe cup each
of .our milk and buttermilk. two cups of
brown sugar, 00. teaspoon of soda, oue-
belf teaspoonful of salt, flour enough to
roll, Cut in shape and fry in hot lard.
J. S. VIDEAN
City Lawry. Ooderich. Sept. 42ith. 110r.
idly. "Of pour.., forts 0011 W
to ask mother to give up the pleat he
hae telegraphed for woeld be obeeky,bet
for • sick lady tt ie gots different. Then
I like as upper," gad, rising. be went to
the porter sad ordered him "to put ep
No 7, lively.'
MovswN,t of acme sort was necessary
to Jack Dostater, and le went to the
water•000ler.'
"Toe mired s good deal, 7oe know,"
rade Yr Jed**, who woe lounging
wear.%Tiler rattler, tet yogis;
bdy. Band.ome as s picture, but 1
Ilk* the shy ease bat myself.
Jolt knew that lir Janine Ad tea
distecpaeihI thoughts of Miss rdith.Sed
that mmihom had invited .red .ueo.ratsd the
.onvonutiew, but be *old not restrain a
sol "She ta sot seneettmmed to the
attiring his hoose then for him M
undertake that work himself when ha
has not the spitted. or training for it.
Speaking to this point, Ed/wed Rel,
the artist and lecturer says -
"Don't emblaoun your front door with
armored knights ani Tempest hoes, 0. -
mem they doe" b*MtK or grow here.
Deg'! put 7nor initials or your sae*
over everything you posses, ado that peo-
plewho pink up • fork or tong at •
pillow sham will red "John Rmith,propertasy
1t'. all right to snake things
010.. ie ease end • way, hat suet
ty, sad if meet se
m�. t` make the letters smell and
pet them me Om heat of the front The lady wileweaveher ini-
tials ie diamonds oa a brooch is miler.
f� The man who prints hie asem4Rwm on
wage of the world." hie chins does a .sole diem for s.lxidy
.M , ""so," Mr Jsekmoe. blithely. is going to ran away wish hie dishes.
ed *t Moe this Amato* 0517 raj t amen too mash et the tab*
st
"She's as froes a cabbage. A IiWe I .t be ton showy sod deuplee„ Dom%
1atisfac-
1
Manager. .
4171 At.
Lemon Saooe-this teacup fullof au-
ger. one•half teacup better, one
table-
spoonful door, all well mixed together.
Add also grated rind of lemon and pint
boiling water. Boil live linetes ; when
read to serve squeeze into settee just of
one lemon.
Jumbles -Ona cop of sugar, one-half
rep of butter, two mg., one cup of sour
milk, one half-teasp•nnfol of soda, ours
teaspoon of caraway seeds, flour enough
to roll ; form into small round cakes and
bake a light brown.
Crsllen-One and one-half coda of
roger, one-half oup of sour cream, nue-
half cup of buttermilk, two egg.,one and
zee -halt tempoo.s of bakibg powder,
Amer to make a snfl dough ; roll out ;
cot in shape and fry in hot lard ; drain
end sprinkle with auger.
O=Mec Plant Fritters -Maks • batter
el two egge,a half cop of milk aid • little
alt, pepper and doer enoegb for is this
batter ; serape the roots and throw .4
ogee Seto oold water. Whew a8 w
mope grate with a soave grebar :
droped the grated root at once lees the
hector Dry by the epeoafel *to bol
fat ; fry brows and drain in a collaoder.
MISS GRAHAM
BAB t111PENED OCT HER.
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and has the latest tyles in SHAPE:EtAND TRIMIIISNGS•
As usual her rates are most reasonable, and she invites the Iadiett.
of Goderich and vicinity to call and examine the styles anal prices.
Remember the Millinery rooms on the Square, next to Aohelse t Cox t. 1171
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toe free. theugb, fag as] sills
A week Wer Olen Dootatov nemived)
• letter trete ber oil friend.
"Whoa 1 wee reternieg hosts from tis
Lit 1 maw two people on the ion who
*MA he tweak lite your feather sod
▪ brother 1 tborght i .neat .peak to
Welts i have *MIT ONO goer *other,
oily list paters, bet the eta btdr Ina
Ilse the phots that eyed to hem N year
male seer *phis risme
awl obtrusive. Pat fleweatM the
Wilk
bet plea them loosely or he glens, for Y
yet pet them le ease er soy new
opal* eollshs•m yea *emml MN their
beauty _-namely their .tem. Dna% esu
OM,when soler yoorhave w*1� m deal
when lm h old �.aa
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shopkeeper kill with a big Iffeta%
Try nano.,, or ensetbisg that win Wates
Oood feeling helps senility to wake
liars of moat of we --nes absolute liars ;
bet such careless beadier, of the
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that R. sharp easee% Rat y retied-
ed.
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Never allow the bowels to raisin ma-
atipeted lent serious evil •same. National
Pills are oosurpaseed es • remedy for
mesedipatkrn
Nothing is snore dangerous than a
Riad ',Meet dies etioe. -Ise Fontaine.
71. We !Oedema Pretenses. aer W terms
Y mow wave..
ids., er Nerve food, a Phos
awerat hoed upon SlatentiBC
Forsealatod by Protases Austin.
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cod ti westing dieners e1 the: henna
slateta PheepheM0w i. seta Modwaimm.
het a diwttiseasrt, bemoan it eeotaise no
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mailbP_MiWr. sad ie t ss.
fare is ear eddy bed. £I.ittg • k ottp
teitiiont to Navarra 1 AU1Awee t
all N. $1.00 per
Ott ser egemir fie the Dominion,
p hist Wast )ter► Teats.
The public verdict is that ALEX. M U N RO has the
right Goods, right prices and tits the right time.
I want to emphasize the fact that I study the re-
quirements of my customers, and have made, a special
effort this season to procure everything New, Useful and
Fashionable that is worth having.
I make no specialty of Ion lines of Goods, I aim al
keeping food articles, and at prices commensurate with
quality.
If brevity is the soul of wit, I will not exhanst
patience by particularizing particulars, but will merely
say that in all departments there will be found a choice
assortment,
ALL GOODS NARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES, 00 STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
ALEX. MUNRO,
1004- Draper and Haberdaehar.
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Where you can get all your old Sewing Machines repaired
and Made as good as new, having obtained a first-class ma-
chinist.
.bargee Moderate. All work warranted. 11 Bring along
your old Sewing Machines. (live me a ca11.
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