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THE PunoN SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JAN. 4, 1888
A CIPASTURE IN ACr.'CIJ..-YlPlit.
• lareidina Whiceasta Dade. eras Opposed
sa. blades. Grata.
Mr Hiram Nettle cno et Wiscousies
isiedieg diervnien. has put hineeelf on
record as be.m.c, cppolied to the general
pewee 4 bri, nit trent Tl.Ia a a
moque and sear. ring depart u re trim the
autism. of agriculture
socept
t v it. tient* out wiun. farmers
ly ed
la other stows ;Net of tee idea the
editor of The Bono New Yorker has sent
the main manta cheesed by Mr Smith Lu
a ne...her of cur neepoutients.
Netahreeed r:L replies received is one
from T. B Terry, Ohio, who comments
actor .vhIst t. t itae Mi the points Mr.
Maui, it male. et it fit or of his practice. Mr
Smith ..at a:
"lt. lobes three Doreen on a self binder
tec. t1.4.111530 grain two horse* will cut
with a sea relay refer. a Memo( one third
SI the ...• Terry ...mites. '.No
ea ram •sibe.0 th • (rah of this, as a
ge cal mi.. T. heitiime apparatus un
tioubeelly uses tie fully earetitini of the
potter uc ere to run a Wilder."
"Ilt•er g. .•• • ekes *hoe times as long
to ory Se t. t la ft i. the gavel." say s
Mr .. Mr. Terryeremites: • •7aking
this is'int 1 etuT fully agree with
ear isemisia eased as regards tete and
lye. About twit y I litee,w nothing."
Me Stultio 'if Won double the time
to ealuse hem'. by need Lu the barn
than it doe. to twitted Mine grain witu a
horse feet.' Mr. Terry: 'Although ;Mat
Mr. Smith MAO /11 tLi. point 6 row, tLere
aro 'mine otbio teat s in the serer corium -
thin to be theeebs of by weer farmers.
such se this las, ee ef itgra... grain taking
Imre stomv omen. To Mr. Smith It
probably 1.1...eit t•d ..9 dlffereuee how much
rooter is taken, t. he has several !urge
silos and puts et ooitie in them. thus
Intehhefe into uS t .i. felcrat for tub purpose*
• year. This le ereelant management,
but margufarmers Int • not got so far
Were.; beet centrism perhaps fe161or egotism ; and all seen who inow
• the :story- "Sr. Stealth is away ahead of
most of us. end were 6 i be best for him
nue
rot be .7s.• bet err the rest of tes for
souu • time y t."
Mr Smith: 'leer, is no gain in thresh-
ing ite eat:loose :n hound." To this :sat
I ny renenti tbet in his own ex-
merfeeee be hie. . beeth able to get
ahrt.g nearly ne feet .... on louse grain.
Another reeie tr fr. se Pro:ewer O. E.
Norm -went Id easwim makes the ful-
lowiag eteiteeseatt
"lu answer to ties ettestien cenecnriing
the adrieshillity of re. tinning t he pratire
SI bintiimegetau. I mey rev I believe the
adveritagos t•T yrartioe much more
thati cennieri.n'sreeri 'iu disadrantages for
this regio:. .Glf b ediug reaping ma-
chine costs mon a 4 re «tires more timer
than doom in Zienme. per or a mowing
semehine. The.toe binding twine is
ounsiiieraide. gr1171 aid yet
ripened er whey, deo•p, or when there are
eately Weed"' tel. e4 h :t. there limy be
IMO* trouble le hating the Weaves dry
out thoroughly In the crater. on the
other Land, a w, i lair teed eelf binder
will easee hes.. -w'.a re of grain than
when thermal hi meted wi hero bind- _
ing by any sysoett Ste ehiter I art ac-
quainted, thee re lug fully equaling the
omit f the twine. In rev
is practice we .save *tint found say seri-
al' /arable in b*.eing the sheaves thor-
ougely dry. In au of rainy weather I
would prefer 1r- veto to.. grain in &boils
of even bowel rather than in un-
bouel isheaveg ie peel as relied to-
genter. newt are elori• easily
on 11%'7,0 .5 end pet in tack or
Miro In Arse rig he bonnd sheaf Li
deal ¼dlyt JtA. We have recently
there bed el. eV/0 tiushels of oats on
tin ' 'item ete ills. 7 gave 8011I0
per -
• a tip hi -. Loh and noticed the an-
▪ -ertie rereer .n ceemiosial unbelted
abet, or t.:te ieevitahro 'scattering 4. gave.
I weidedly 7 • (rel. the bound sheaves,
espe-ieLy i •e este QM to be rue
throrteh a feed - Indus Lachine.
• • Abraost to inertial prietiee ismeoeump-
Ur" evader's .tt ;or "5 Wading eTaln, a face that will not stand bright daylight
anti'l knowno braveli vf farJa "rtwk exixeure. A bit of anecdote is appro•
v°7"1"rnin 50. 46 I W04141 "v° l' -`)P° prime. A certain favorite actress is forty
of eel -et -mg or nem_ oe• m -rally toclicage years old and over. She makes up fairly
the:: practice :teas thLe.
fur "girlish roles on the stage, and her
famous prattle of maturity" enables her
tc enact the frivolous girl admirably.
But at close sight ift the cold light of day
she shows her age. A friend met her in
d lain rimmed to the weather or be- Broadway, and her face was enwrapped
some deeempoiad. Its beat nee Is for
Ma*, bettgatne. although inferior for this
rupee; te r fres, bat nevertheless quite
extensivele r • ed. e.;•er undergeing fer-
mentations:mg ; • ith hors.' manure,
It is greet ••-mn-.4.1 but tho manure
will never be as gooas that where straw,
inferior Ley end immer barbeen used.
OEMS TKOVONT,
ilebeellielle of Geed Ideas Menus natty
seasees.
Learning makes& visa fit ouraway for
Ideaself.
To rule woad( le in reality the great
et triumph.
louver Is the law he who rejects it
will find emeei lii. torineve
Pursuit, not puesesseete is to us the
greatest sources of onjeyoieut.
All birds that ay have round their
legs the bread of the Maude.
Live as long as you may, the first
twenty years is the lowest half of year
life.
We lose the peace of years when we
hunt *her the rapture • f moments.
Lemming is a Menace to us whets it
degenerates into peiLeirtry.
The soul aids the body, anti at certair
moments raises it. It la only the bird
which hews up its cage.
Nothing is small, in feet ; aud en,
who is subject to the profound and
penetreting influence of nature knows
this.
Blessed be the hand that prepares a
pleasure for a &odd, for there is no say-
ing when and where it may bloom forth.
Poverty in youth. when it succeed..
has this inagnitioeut proeerty about it,
girt it turns the whole till towards
effort, and the whole soul towards aspi-
ration.
The busier you are Lbe less mischief
you will he apt to get into, the •weetti
sill be your sleep, the brighter ALI!
happier your holidays, and the better
satisfied will the world be with you.
Feetidiousness is only mother nem,
whim to look for truth save in the nar-
row well of self will find their own image
at the bottom, and mistake that fur what
they are reeling.
What precipice. are idleness ant.
pleasure ! Do you illeow that to d'
nothing is a melancholy resolution ; t.
li•• in idleness on the peony of se.
ciety ; to be uselese, that is t • be say,
pernizious I This leads straight to the
depth of wretchedness.
Lean] from the earliest days to insure
your priumples against the perils of nth
cult.: you can no more exercises your
reason if you lire its the constant dread
of laughter, than you can enjoy your
life if you are in the constant terror of
at ath.
The safest conservatism, which nee -e.
motes lest it fall. 1 abhor ;it is the dry
rot in the :then+, and my heart gees out
to the nun whc has never tidensted it in
his calculations Sent eons/real sin
would bare left the Apeet!es in P.,ies
tine.
Brehm Ultima.
"After suffering with dyspepaia, kid-
ney disease, Item i.f appetite and pain iii
the head until discouraged, I heard of
B B. B., took two bottles and am
happy to say I feel to say I feel as well
as erer.•" Mrs Rufus E Merry, New
AlLany, N.S. 2
The Mad liable of Settle: Ilse Fare.
There is one freak of fashion deserving
of suppression, although it has cotne int.,
considerable favor. That is the revival
of thick and ample veils. These are not
only made to cover the face, but they are
swathed across the back of the head and
around the neck in an inartistic manner.
Besides, they suggest that the wearer has
newelare ea rhe rem.
See/duet Lees it 1jtt,. nemerIel rain*
at the beet, nett would even be hurt-
ful if spread n the land before it
with • veil in the pew style.
"Well, dear," said the possibly jealous
actress, "what make.) you hide yourself
behind a veil in that manner 1"
"0, that is after the manner of She.
the miraculous heroine of Rider Hag-
gard's story.'•
"And do you impersonate She before
Where fallen e aver are alrundant and her second exposure to the pillar of fire,"
t here is • cineeenieut place near the stables was the placid out vicious question "or
for storing it is quite a got d plan
"
l
to gather theren
up sed rise them afterward
fer bud-
ding in the Melte. Although compared Something like that question is always
with their bunt there is not a large raised by a thick veiL Is the concealed
atnottnt Pubstamort in them. whatever
there is makes • eery superior fertilizer.
m
Way et Proserrlat ?ma
The following r v.?, for preserving
tg,ga hi given tnn i Leeeish ciehange On
reuses -big the eggs ;rom the nest they are
coated with butter in which 2 or 3 per
cent of salicylic a. itl hies been dissolved,
and then they are plated individnally in a
box filled otth flee and absolutely dry
hawdert Care must he taken that the
ens de not touch each other, sod that
they are completely enveloped in saw-
dust, and should these precautions be
strictly observed they will keep fresh for
neveril tnemths, possibly fur more than •
year.
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As lesperleas• erste mermen peere.
Mr. J. J Thome. reports that an or-
chard of Bartlett pears, in which the
trees were sprayed with Paris green,
ahows scarcely a defective specimen of
fruit, while on another tree, forty rods
distant,- which was not treated with the
, nearly every pear is disfigured by
poison, nearly
worm in the core, and by the
eureatin on the surface The Bartlett
pear, from Its Partitiveand texture, is
particularly liable to attache of the cur -
cube
Mena Werth, of feeelee.
A flambee of wall known agricultnrisia
:milled in Tb. Rural New Yorker re
oently to the query. "Pall or spring plow-
ing fee corn?" All advocated the
plowing of sandy sot! and Armee
dillerenee of opinion prevailed se to when
stiop4w clay soft end tbnothy end, bet
plowing was generally preferred.
Sulphate of iron is reported as the most
m= of all remedies in France against
RenlbOVe the seeds when feeding pump-
kins to cow'. They do harm by eyeing se
• strong diuretic.
A Vermont beekeeper semi that a solu-
tion of ends and water to moos the Mat
of remedies to apply wherever the bee er
wasp Wareted its MenaIUgL the
sting.
• ...ee
TEMPERAN7,E WORK.
Mesa, front All Mew Ceesse .1114 lbw
lasear.
Let ut suppress tiro eyfita-ualle agency
for the imematien and rein vi weir.
Sueoltioi teeitud the ramparts of la
and custom, the %radii is proof maned
ail these weapons Witch we have towed
etfeetual it other directions The strong
arta of asap law 41.01e, CA's nisch it We
must eve' this audios sail trade in M-
ention... drinks,
Oue ef the first literary owe in the
hunted Siete. mei le a teuiperaiwe
Ise-
iCr,,, "There is cos thing a limb I wish
you to de everywhere ; entreat every
mother eerie to ;Live • drop of strung
drink •o child. 1 Leto bed to SI
for say Its all my day, to keep from
illyihg a uruoltati, Weame I was fed
slab spirits *ler a clieltL 1
thus "retorted AU Ilieptl.ter for it illy
Wlther, poor fii w, d• d a drunkard."
Mr Bright seed to be toed of sales -s -
Settee tu the Highisinha tee •reasour
he a.d Ws party wet. retortion,/ to their
tea, atter a day of too e spurt to all es -
°opt Mines& --anti he had a brace of bus
salmon. By the netiseie. 011 • base a
Ionisers, they paused • • retched looking
smut seeping, witt. his Muds en Ma
foe, and all in rag.. In answer to Mr
Bright II IliqUiey, he told a piteous ta •
of starvation at home. ot • sick child
end tire hungry children The Tribute"
out hts hand an hie pocket, leo unlucki-
lt had nu change. "Neter Mind, take
that,' he said, ("ferule a aolUitilt.
will at lean wake • meet dinner fer you
owe.' The sequel was as follows . --
After washing his hands Mr Bright was
owing down to dimmer whoa a girl hap
paned to be croas1148 to the larder with a
fins fish. "Thai is my salmon," said Mr
Br.ght. 'I know heti, for he aas
booked on the outside. Where did you
get it i" "Oh, from Sandy," said the
sample Scotch lesate, and he is lit the tap.
risen. r Bright, looking rather west
and Mom, forced his way lute :he tap-
room, where his lactuyinese friend sat
with a number of enmity% tektite ht.
"nip," and in trill glee reomutiurg him ad-
venture. Nor .3A he a bit abashed et
the stern facie of the Peewit's Tobin's*,
but had baton a lung explanatory state.
dimit, shoo the glance .I scorn whteti
had Moon Mot Perliament • mid audience.
scent over hire WIZ11..111. a word Mr.
3..elit relented te hi. Mace. Afterwera
he ices Let sr lavish with his dole.'
A yeune wan was rroeuey found in
the Merle y, On a paps,us
11A Vs'., pocket area oritten : wasted
D. net ask auminiet about me ;
drink eta t'ai cacao. 1. it we die ;lot
Ile 1.4." Within a week the wiener lir
Lverpeol received toter 200 letters nom
father. and mothers all miser Neeland
trkine for • deecripti.ni �f that melee
min lloW liairatIre is telt fact !
tVhat a story it tees et tenure desolated
by strong drink !
A young luau in A'manauce County,
.Notth Cotten*, who had been on
Irotiken debauch for 1...131 days. wet.t
henry and turned his horse Its Ilia hither •
oonefieid. ilia Loiter iimeestrated
with him, a -id told him to pet the horse
and feed min at the barn Tee young
* Weems:3 incensed, went into the
house, pro:aired his shot -gun. anal shot
his father thra.ugh the heart, killing him
instsetly. N., wtrud.r ass insuy yes.ple
are casting to drive the grog aloes out
the
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Daweerees t'suatertelts.
C emterfeits are always tisneerotta.
more so that they •Iwat. closely net
Tart: Tillt it IN ArrItAilUSCS AND
NI Ma The resew liable stem us achieved
by Nasal Balm as a peewee cure for
Catarrh and Celd in the Head has ir-
Whistlinc ;pre are. epilog sip all slyer
the country wite a piesniew IN arid stem -
',teeny that indicate an appellee:, ar d
altegether unsutireated anieuut of pte-
retail practice-
•••••••••••••••
ELT Saver is estarrh--hiVitte
peculiar symptoms. It is attended b" an
Indianian ow.dition of the linnet mete -
UNDERTAKER
three, affecting the lungs. Au acrid
brunet of the tear -ducts and
inumbus issecreted,the discharge arum Di-
mmed with a bunting woreation. There
are severe spasms of ilitiooing, frequent
attacks of eeolettee, watery and talent-
ed eyes. Ely's Cream Raba is a reme-
dy that ow le depended upon. bOote,
at druggist* ; by ineil. regietered. tiOcts.
Ely Brother., °sego. New
Yurk.Ic
E
BOOTS & SHOES
DOWNING'S.
W. Mee wade es treordlc ary preparations fee a • renal,g fall and winter trade. We here all
THE LATEST STYLES
iii low•prissed goods, AA ea ie
THE FINEST GOODS MANUFACTURED
We are Jura'. tolled tire leadersa
LOW
PRICES
style. arid variety of iroots. Give is. • call and I wt:1 show you
The Largest Stock of Boois and Shoes of every De-
scription, Rubbers, Overshoes, Felt Boots, Lunt-
bermens' Stockings, etc., to be found in Western
Ontaria,
'They are as britibt at Moro prices (.0- risk, ant will be sold at • small advance en cost.
E. DOWYING,
erstere Week. Coe. LW -at- and preen
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D. CORDON,
REJ
Man of this town for the last 10 years, and la yet.
Amy person wanting a First -Class Job, ccme to me for it.
i ant bound to get your trade if Quality and Price is any con-
s;Jeration.
&toed unprincipled pertain to imitate
M.
The public are cautioned ant to he Om
waved hy nostrum. imitating Nam! Balm
in name awl appearance, hearing such
IMMO! as Nasal Cream, Nasal Balsam,
te. Ate lot Nasal Balm and do not
tele imitatimi dealers may tom upon
you. -10..r sale by all droggiste sew
Jost -paid on receipt if price (5'tc and $1
by addreesiug Fulford & C.; , Bruckville
Out. t f
Me Meant Wbas Me *all.
Clarence and Mande been out to
he 1: torte hey had just gone
througl. the formality of a supper after
the pie
She hid said she wasn't hungry, and
he trusted her.
tie thought large, dreamy th..ughts
and pictures of his wash bill ; land-
lady • wildly reproachful face sank like
burning brands unto hie brain.
Tee evening had been an eventful
one for hon. FourL
duare for a carridul
age,
dollars for theatre tickets, Lw.'.lase for the rows which she wore s'
am:dully, and five dollars for the sup
Per -
They rose to leave the restaurant, and
as they pawed through the .1..or he held
her hand fur an instant and whispered
earnest ly :
"Maude, you are very dear tc me."
.1.••••••••••
It is very lard to do Inteitoss ea her -
rowed brains - Miltoraile• Jeurred
And yet • New Jersey millionaire woo
remarked 'litmus arc the cheapest
thing in the market.
A Prolltahle Lite.
Few men have aicompirshed the same
amount of week and geed in this world
as the celebratel Dr Chase. Over
600,000 of his works have been meld to
Carotid.. alone. We want every person
troubled with Liver Complaint, 'hue
pewits, Headache, Kidney or l'iiny
Trouble'', to buy a betue of Dr Chases
Laver Cure, it will cure you. Medico:0
and Receipt, Book $1. Sold by all
druggists.
"Ceurt the fresh air day and night, -
says a medial exeliange Thai's geod
entree for the ;orb., hut if u ate a
Tering nein you had leiter c on the
fresh
' To the 11.-dtrat Preseottom, sea alt warms
II may roaren.
l'hosphatine, .me N ee lerixt, a phase Elioniert hosed upon Seieetitic
Fares, Formulated by Professor Austin,
M. D of Beaten, Mass., cures Pulmon-
ary Consumption, Sick Ha.adaruc, Ner-
voes Attacks, Vertim. and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases ef the human
system. Phosphatine is not) Medecine.
hit' a Nut rimmit, became it contains no
Vootahle or Mineral Petrone, Opiates
Nircetics, and no Stimulants, but 'imp!
ly the l'hosphatie and Gartric Elements
found in our daily foed. A single bottle
is 'efficient to convince. All Druggists
sell it. $1.0J per bottle. Leuze &
Co., sole agents for the Dominion,
55 Front tatrert East Teronto.
Mere Tremble May be ripened,
S you do not heed the warnings of na-
me and at :ince pay attention to the
maintainance of your health, How often
we see a person put off from day to day
the purchase of a medicine which if pro-
cured at the outatart of a disease would
have remedied it almost immediately
Now if Johnston's Tonic Liver Pills had
been taken when the tine uneasiness
made its appearance the illness would
hare been "nipped ie the bud." John-
son's Tonic Bitters and Liver Pills are
decidedly the best medicine on the mar
ket fur general tonic and invigorating
properties. Pills 25c. oer bottle. Bitters
50 cents and $1 per bottle, sold by
Goode the druggist, Albion block, 'tole
agent. I bi
He
=THINS,
CLEANSING,
NEAUSG.
Is Cowes
CATARRH,
Cold le Neal,
been in the NAY MIL
had habit of playing
from itch. ol, and he had been
tely lucky in getting out of the
i scrape. But hs was caught one day sad
I
brought before the teacher.
"You are late. Where have you
been
ace young and beautiful, like that of the truant
wondrously preserved She, or too old fur modem
sightliness, like that creature's woolen -
sum after the wrinkles of • thousand
year' had suddenly appeared t -New
York Letter,
Coasasaptlem Sairrly (sued,
To Ti Kniron :-Please inform your
readers that I have • positive remedy for
the above named disease. By its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have
been permanently cured. I shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy free
to any of your readers who have con-
sumption, if they will send me their Ex-
press and P. 0. address.
Respectfully, Da. T. A. Seectet.
ly 37 Yong* 81., Toronto, Oat.
A story is told of an cid clergyman
who had the most unbounded faith in
Watts' hymn book. He was fend of
saying that he could never open to any
page without finding an appropriate
hymn. A mischievous son thought it
would be a good joke to test his fathers
faith. Flo he took an old song and past-
ed it on one of the pages of the book,
over a hymn so surely that it could not
be detected. At church en Sabbath
morning the minister happened to opts
cm that very page and commenced to
read, "Old (hums is Dead." There
was a sensation in the audience, Ho
looked at the choir and they look*/ at
him, but seek wag hie faith in Watts'
hytens that be undertook it again, eons-
inencing with the MM. line. There was
another sensation in the audisses.
Lnokiag at it again, and then at the
choir, said be 'Brethren, it is here Is
the regular order in Wattshymn book
and we will sing it anyhow,"
Ezpel the Worms by using the safe
sad reliable anthelsitatie Fromm's
Worm Powders. 15
Wee
:e.siess
"I've been sick."
"You don't look sick."
"Well. I'm better, but I've been sick,
all the same."
"You ga right home and get a note
from your mother, or I will punish you
severely."
He went off and was gone about We
minutes. It was pretty quick work, and
when he handed the note to the teseher
she thought the handwriting didn't look
like his mother's, Rho kept her eyes as
him as she opened the not., but he was
as bland and as innocent as the best buy
in the world. The note read
"Miss Please excess John
this aureola' fur heist late, eon be broke
his leg. Mrs.
la MOW. and NUM Petal.
Dyspepsia is dreadfol. Disordered
liver is misery. Indigestion is a foe to
wed nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one
of the most complicated and wonderful
thine* is esistecree. It is easily pet out
of order.
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry, late hours,
irregular habits, sad sissy other thieve
which ought not to he, have mode the
American people • nation of dyspeptics.
But Ors..'. August Plower has doom
• wonderful work in reforming this sad
business and making the Assertion
penia so healthy that they ma enjoy
heir meats aged be happy.
Itentemher happiness without
health. But Orsee's August Plower
brings health and happhimes, to the
dyepeptits. Ask year dregegist for a
bottle. Merwaysave teats. wetly
IrWielee
largwenverem
Nasal manages
EASY TO USE. Into lltit thrust
end enewagre ezpeeteradms mused by Cie
tattle mid by Dm:NW& or Not pre -paid ea
receipt of price, ilet. and A•dress
PlOLFORD • Os.. Illionikeitts, Owl.
SWIMS oredi lea*
wereeeer.
oriel
NOON
wish
esteraresstssmast.
mire esa mew an
Erse.atell
llama
I.
sal sem yee bweees
51. se lee Woe As 5weele We... dna se
Ws we boos ealea. Wisbeeews War ow
as se • e 4I wire
lestie el woe am aim eit "CV
°snook*.
THE KEY TO HEALTH.
Thilcieles &lithe oleost amities id RIO
Bowels. Kidney, and Liver, stma
bevel( iprodualty arithOtd arstabiaies
all the irepirrities and
humane/ the eseretiostet at the ems
Mae Oe.eeslb A4•11. Ihs
etgansek =4•11,BLICIsinni=41,116
=Mal, Oriestieath=reigh
of the Ma, Thrqpq.,
Vistas, Jet=olhet Shen
the NOVVOIIIIMOOO,PlUtOrtNew
ersi fti i aSan and =soy
other elesilar OeinpleilVocigo ths
ha Whoe* ad
I.
— a OIL Paressaaa eaussa,
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I have an immense stock of Furni-
ture now on hand, and carry
more Undetaking stock than
all others combined.
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING A SPECIALTY.
HEARSES SECOND TO NONE.
PICTURE FRAMING AND GILDING DONE.
re • • eee on t ani • Ciel. of a irro*i of
Bl.iad Shade nollors at 16 Cents Each.
Now A your rime it yea want cheap Wad rollers.
COME ONE- COMM
WAREROOMS :--Betwecn P.O. and Bank of Montreal.
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FALL MILLINERY!
MRS. SALKELD
has ooened out a most attractive stock of Fall Millinery. la
RIBBONS, PLUS SHAPES,
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and everyUling ere pertaining to the tale.
The Ribbons are exceptional in selection and value.
Crazy Patches of first-class material on sale at reasonable
rates.
PA MMUS DYE WORK*. Tonere) -al set also the array I. Me esities tor as ode.
bested Miter nye Works. Toronto. °niers eutielted and asirahrfatmed.
!heats her ThIlle
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luin aims cemmenclao wows.. Wm to tillorloos thee be be. pele Ern
The eadeestease. while thaskled die polite b. Meer lamest votresses bwl
prises, te
Roar Berrom Fzerass
ma wishes eartecularis to call attssettee to hie
SPLENDID LINES OF TEAS
From 10 eta to 76 cts per Ib, Maple Syrup, finest Case Prun
pure Spices, Lawry celebrated Bacon, cooked Corn Beef,
Cut Myrtle, Cavendish and Club Tobaccos, best
American fine cut chewing Tobacco, fresh
salt and canned Fish, best quality.
12 Bars of Soap for 25c. 3 S crubbing Brushesfor 25c.
Lemma Orldiese, Mired Candy. • No. I Obooshie• DNS% Oa, sta. oiesenii
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware. Floor, Food
JOHN ROBERTSON
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Blake's Bloek. the Square. GotIstiok.
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