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THE HURON SIGNAL, FF IDAY .IJAN. 25; 18 9.
t Letter t Sr • , ' -1e ter seer THE Fr191"r 9 .
a
aehnttleglie. Many ample• are Whew
tram et o'er , _ — (trwltte or s Wsr.� to area rr.:w
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I3kvit+t...a. J.0 h; - 1'h•• foi4r,h' Jpy O' r eeite I tenser tie la the i 11IU I Irrwt , tea mud u time' tIi. (;ori u will be
leper, motor., by H•i t 11 3t•ithey, h.a oree,,,en ••ds as:th t.., •.r ,ire. .•,hers. A tsrM) sr esMers toes I .eke &li e t it will also M eo)oybe
the I.if-sea.
kaau received w the any : uta rhea we h.•1 ...if boll fey dn.ner, by thaw who Irks • q,.dky The 'Alegi
ed
1 Th. white and gold troupers of Ono I °"`
,�elty u u like knee". the
IIIb,.. or Buaaeu• M1'aseta, and ii t•he i eheame. t . t • mat earn - Fnuch 6 ►
August l7. , 'art in these nnc�aoi+s that • mother or w •w era ►w t\+ •chats, u "f I Sturm td which •n acro .,.,heats awl
To bketk Haired-ttea Yals•.m..l. from kis arts e.s bait prepare. A s:wwetorm was' all swain, hwaw. f uorfui the" any of the sbury gtstoawl
llee
pod traced Neuro M. t3tasee; r.y..�gt ■louC tee iu taus., but with i t latnch taus bars reached a sue •t- I yet intro tweed.
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Many salaams to you I hope that Tour ehee►ful bra and warm cabin •.
health as 1 ern, and .....t aa large as the teethe'. duster I A de
bate'sball draw was to ea.-de-
yoyers in ss good
carol u e ha -1 f•.r ft. that th. hired IgsrI baoi baht.' lbs I Mao i.• .re, the 'edit sitar toeing draped
that you have resns,ued en toed buahb l elf we Aad semi dowers for ibs stab ` with crepe of the seine nidi,. the fettle i lift the l tiny.,. l bate tt.0 h to i table, abed tit + of the boys• Jack and the beanstalk is susees'ed by lucking admirably Ireek, sr though they
had fallen there. A black -no ball
dress, with huge spots •d the use of •
e ase .•f • florin, was made with a bodies
.n velvet of an iudesoribehly bright,
w eft tune of Rewe c dor. le will he a
most affective dress.
say you, but hope 1 shalt see you face to
fad Defer. teeny days. 1 re...Lud here
this m0116111g with 13(1 Waugwasaa, three
• (i old 1 tier " uiJ gnu
the height t.. which tnwmuty •.0 t•'' "f
tt'e all wts:irJ the sante_
' et out
your s a,
We all knew .bat that wwum, for (••ha•uabis bounce' gear tits ere.utre
s,ldien an
d 66h+ares t belontmany • .ue te Eosin I 'lever from the red teems finds •5$5 •s.
Paths. 1t is now 82 days stem i left I .0 way in letters to the .,.y. out West. S .r. naw .tyles in unu•nen•al lamps
Ewan Paella of the N)aus• 1 only lost Ow h.und a r..ar•bud, +.,..,liter a octet, I are sesu, provsug the utg.uuety w that
three anon all the way. Tau nen"
rnoll,er • daisy. and then another rose Ince .•f manufacture was nut ezbaustcd
row' `
drowned and the 'thee decamped. 1 was ("atm in a ...•.,b.... :otter wttt.er• 'est rsas.•,.
found thewhite men who were tt"•t'inK elanti adethesefd wethese t••krna from the T.. dr.., veer I.tlle g'•Wro hatred buy
for Emir fork. ,inure well Phe K t'e 0u ho :nes. but did wan vale: u, a c,ntp'ete sail. r ► a..tutw, Including
white mit. C '"5 u, is els- .L.uia 1 R,,wen "I"re ILA". did that w.therwl the c -,rd and nuitetion end*,u rue lash-
1'ar\a has iyury n abundance. wthUuussuda b. gtNt
son&'i.' times.
obis goats and (•win. and Can't same one say grace," wild one i
food of all kinds. 1 found him s very a the hay,. 1 A square block •d g ass, in the top of
good• and kind .,tail. He gave all uur Nn cox v.,luuteerei. 1 .h'.h • small ta.:: e .,teal, •zed women
'' lira amm, hues fn any m •th..r'. let. I thisie new to the true til a paper weleht
white sod ►+lack mea .,.,•.,hers "f things. ••tn•m Pane'
His 1i1..•rality could mut he excelled. His ter sud a h..vi.h f.,ltow, •'mmol,' do." 1 rti n,r eaten., rlol.• f •r dinner tai.lr
soldiers blessed our black mutt fur tb ii "Reed them mss the respected that
Come tr••m e11. ,•rneineetatien are exe.wehnitly hstide ens
t e stay• in ane of MO kr etG. show them tau sees...,, the deaf . s mid patterns ha -
the nay. illauy of them were ready 4' Hants weer Sewed ao•and :hit intgal d'
• r! u!I
new
of calf a and p.
1.11ow me not "1 the c..nutry• hut 1 ask- Careen b,aid and the year* wan !me s 1
ed theme to stay quiet a few menthe, that road :— Uccs iooally the girl whose complexion
I u. [ht return and fetch the ether men .•(i ,d h'rs you. mp sett, and Cud . it.b•ut the worst a the heaviest vetted. I aauwg, out.
and Knees lett at Yawhungs. Thr) bl.. zee alt." i r,.. is one of the vent i.s of efashwu-
prayed to ( ..d that He wou:,t givu rue
strength t:, finish my work. May their
prayer be heard. And now, tuv friend,
what are you tote,; to do 1 'Ns have
Rune the road twice ncer.we k'n"w when
it is bsd and whets it is geed. where
there is panty of heel and %hare these
is nous, wbrro all the runes aro, mei
where we shall sleep and r.••t. I am
w.ttiest to hear "out wurds If you go
with me it is well, I leave it to you. I
will stay here ten dsya, and will proceed
slowly. I aril' move hence 1.. Big In-
ked, two hours' march firms here, ab .t e
this p:s'-e. There are plenty ..1 !s•,u4 $
there, and pl.•uty .4 loud for the men.
Whatever you have to say to me, toy
cars will be open wf.h • good
oa�I. si 1
always has been towsrd
There-
fore, if you come. come quickly. for ..n
the eleventh morning from this I shall
move on. A11 my white men are well,
"A gown that male me break the
tenth commandment before 1 wvu had
time to sup myself, was in striped ta.11or
*IMO, just like a man's tweed mut cloth,
biers wtlur. The hudioe looked as if it
mast be, the boatels being madded w
beautifully to the fall of the waist butb
in front and at the beck."
.err tensible.
"Haviug used IS. B. B. for billr..us-
nem and torpid liter, with the very not
results l would recommend it to s.1 thus
troubled. Tn. turvi.cu,e a woith its
weight es gold." Tillie White, Jlawto-
1 then h-oked up and sea tears on t e able iuet•n•isteucy.'
cheeks ..t weather-beaten —tit. l Fairy lames du not decrease in (meet n•
L nuts Globe D+ru•-seat• ab:e pis tulsrtty, They are curventeot.
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useful and tnumental as well, and nc
S. S S. wird the T -at. (wase is really c,W I.lete a ithout half •
"I tried terry Ituowu remedy I a u'1 duan ,f thew.
thick of let rheuwatsam, wub•at tiv,•.g Allogotl C rinse heal yeses aro iso.
ms any relief, reefs,, hoof I tried y lit .nsde mu the United States, and answer
d'.ck Blr..d Biters, whist, remedy 1 csh fasho,uabie purl■•aea lust as well as the
bias. y nSmith,
u• alt asen,Uu . imt'lled "n+.- J'41-ey wee be W be re -
was." HenryHry Si:uth, 111.harta,Uht. 2 auus•urnde-d as much cheaper.
lalatk Sternal Wagerer. Ball dresses, as far as the skirts and
Jost a Iter startime to ulu fa•Isi •ted 'rens :", will be a Inn Juitieer.t sight t.'
ideas .•f /ride; outfits is the mudtru i lira b-b••1J this sues it• \'cry little mater -
of black underwear. It was 1•oked upuu 1.1 es t • be s.1'nandcre.n on the wan' part•
et neer as the momentary freak ..t s.n.e A..4 there is a preiuua:e steins' aleev-
sspsrute Isshiou leader, out there is no es
denying its popularity. Black hooves', N .ve:iy rnw riot in the ter h..rdered
and peteceets are • fixture ; higet roles, , we elees, and eite "f the meat unique de -
chemises mud drawers been will t». stens exutle annulate the gimp used to
I:urmung • pert of an unique bridal let edge carriage cushi-'us.
but I left thew all behind gage esettie
my servant William, lithe wsth tie.
(Signed; HENRY M. STaaLET.
gMat•'nt
made in en* d the Ierga sails. for
deo ta- �idsna done in • contrasting color
build, sirs kip t f 0..4_ i�ow
Sheikh Hamed Ben-Mahomed, to
whom the above letter is addressed, is
Arab Tipp, Tib. The letter which was
taken to Stanley Falls by a toe•seneer
and which reacbed Brunets by Wrist iset
night, is the only one fro,. Shanley
which reached the coast of Africa A
number of other letters which the mos
stinger conveyed to Stanley Falb thx
remain there, but it is expect
will .rive in Europe iu two or thtee
motet hs.
A iseseeea. loner.
Tilsenburg, March 15, 1887.
T. Milburn de Co.,
S1•s,—Ple&O, .hip at once three dozen
B. B. Bitters. Best selling medicine in
the shop. St.ld seven bottles tachy.
Toon truly, C. Thompson.
The shove sample ma but one of hue-
dr••.la or similar expressions rt.2.2ding
B. B B.
A reelect tad,.
A perfect lady ! Hew comprehensive
the term ! Hues much it includes .f all
the*, is considerate and well-bred.
A perfect lady pays back ill-bred rude-
nees, not in its 11.11 base coin. but on the
pure gold of courtesy. She meets inso-
lence with the rebuke of 'Ochre, and im-
pertiueet presumption with quiet dig-
nity. She never brings herself down to
the herd .1 • vulgar assailant Ity retort,
but takes refuge behind the shield of •
well bred reserve, and a silence were ez•
pressive than words
She knows by Intuition—which the in-
bred woman never knows—what is due
from one lady to sot ther. The ill-bred
womu, thinks she owes no debt, so she
pays none ; but not so with the well-bred
and perfect lady ; she gives considera-
tion, courtesy. respect and forbearance.
She would rather iucoovenience herself
than nut to pay what she believes due.
r' apposes uta many of the hands, meet cloth
hued gement* 'Mrbtack "en r'be s oioaks mud where fur is used heaver and
of China silk, made Mother Hubbard. akui.k are easily L•ug far.,ntrs
A abort, shirred yoke is drawn op with
wasbu.gorange rib eons. three A net steer.re with a puff rein .• always with us, and never more than
. pa
to be 1 t Tee pellet dare like the poor, we have
the t..p, black lace fri'i .t the elect anti this seater., when , appears ppearsattheoesk•
A perfect lady is never betrayed by
her feelings Into an uncivil ezpreesion,
nor into a discourteous set by her preju-
dices .r preferences She does net pride
herself no her power of aggresste'n. or of
resistance, but rather on her self-control,
which an master the indignant answer
and keep back the tide of anger.
feed ter Weems t111d.e..
F••r supper mil: and toast, bread at d
butter and a glade .1 milk, with possibly
a little mewed fruit, will be quite au3i-
cieut t:,r yuan: children Hot bread,
cheese eel hashed meat and vegetables,
ao often the supper of the hearty wcr:-
man, are altogeth.r caw sudidsstsble f..r
Toone children. In fact, it should to
the duty of the 'tether to horn whet
fends are easily digestible, none others
shewd he .allowed. Her own powers of
digestt:n, ..r these of the lather, o•uuut
by any meats be considered • safe
guide iu the selection of feud for her
little ones.
sleeves and bottom 11 Aware fiutebed the tie ••r Ike handkerchief of every other
n•.vel garment man yet toeet
These black night rubes are s'art:intl. lmtr.ense round face c.elarettes fluted
but they grow un nue T bey ar • • S. • 11 1 .err.'i ere m great vogue, hot holy
adapted for travelling, for reepnsl . to fur eht,dren, but Also ter youna ladies,
who ala' wear them of colored crape to
and fur possible accidents. Theori'. •+t Iwatch the dews.
arch dust, wrinkle or adtettee 11 sir,
use. T., be 'mashed up in that serf of It is st:.1 Oat if white velvet be not
"fluent wuu:d be no bumf:i.non. The wuven t sunshine, either in spring er
place night robe is a garment of destroy, early at: ismer, there Is no possibility of
The chemise to match is a luw•cut, its keep.ng a,l••r, as the sun's rays alone
aleevrless thing, trimmed with black can pr.per'y tit its palettes*.
lace through which rum orange ribber. '•E.,eanced" is the Isar imposible
At the waist line runs a shit. through it epithet adopted ty London tailors to de -
the orange ribbon to tie it down. The as_.,ate any peculiarly •trucieus 1.1d or
b•tttcm of the chemise, teethed with the pucker car wrinkle wherewith it may
lace ruffles, makes the udder.k,rt. please them to offend tae gazsIs! eye.
The drawers are also of black, rid the Paris just now sends out new .inter
tnwmtng curves upward on the .,.,aide uoderskuts woven in lineation of tiger
.ears, when the riebons meet in little akin., with the deep empire herder, avid
Rutty knots. they are so deliciously .oft and warm
_ _ _ . _ _ _ __ - that bare sight of them it comforting.
eine Treem A Ideate.
BOOTS& SHOES
E. DOWNINGS.
Ws have node eztr.ordsnarr pr,'paraslom., tor • • roaster tall sad wester trade. Weblike ell
THE LATEST STYLES
lis low-priced geode, as well's lea
THE FINEST GOODS MANUFACTURED I
We are j burp called the leaders 1a
LOW PRICES
gyle, aid variety of gutta. alive mu a call rod 1 %111 show Jou
The Largest Stock of Boot.; and Shoes of every De-
scription, Rubbers, Overshoes, Felt Boots, Lum,
bermens' Stockings, etc., to be found in Western
Ontaria.
an—hey are all nru'tht at ,lo, • ptiersf.rr c o.h. sad will be sold at • small advance en cost.
40
That is to say, y•,ur lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very won-
derful machinery it is :Set only the
larger air -passages, but the thousands of
little tubes and curates leadtug trent
then
tVben there are slogged and checked
with matter which ought not to be there,
your lungs cermet half do there work-.
And what they do, they cannot do
well.
Call it cold, cough, croup, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any .t the
family of throat mid nose and head and
lung obstructions, all are bad. All
ought to be got rid .4. There is just
one sure way to get rid of thein. that
is take Ruschee's (3erinan Syrup, which
any druggist will sell you at 75 cents •
bottle. Even if everythng else has
failed you. you may depend soon this
for censer'. eowly
\'i- toric Carbolic Salve is a gieat aid (:ray is bezinnine to divide lemon
to internal medicine in the treatment of with greet' in P•nasan he•deear, and in
scr,fuloua wires, ulcers sod abscesses of nearly all the models er.t out by the
all kinds- 110 best houses the bonnet brim is high and
part... !Prayer. peaked, and the crown low and flit.
The story the other day &lout the Pearl -edged ribbons have gene taut of
pious little boy who tried to walk on the , fashion. Thick ribbed er. ■ grain rib
water in the bath tub recalls anther of tot, with a plate satin edging, is that
an equally pious little girl. She had most in vogue, and a'ao me,ire rib -
started one dry rather late for s hnol bin, which looks so well combined with
with .hither little girl about her own relvet.
age. Un their way they caught a Ribbon plays a mast important part
glimpse of s cluck dial through an open in millinery, and as often as nut con -
door ; it lacked five minutes of 'l. stitutss the entire crown, with no found -
"Oh, dear exclaimed the ptuus little .tion of any kind. In oat of these a
girl "it's five minutes tc 9, and we
will % win had been placed in trout,
be late to school.- i een • turobsck t•ri.n of black ciente afraid we sill." Inns.bite
"Jennie," said the pious little girl. :m- "A pointed piece of si:k guipure was
pressively. "1':1 tel: you what wemust so arranged in front as to leek like an
do ; we'll kneel right down here and
1 ,t one quality, bot several, go to
make up a perfect lady. Gentleness,
courtesy, dignity, self-restraint arid con-
sideration fur others. The noisy, rude,
impertinent and egressive woman can
net-er he mistaken tar a perfect lady any
more than • tiger lily can be mistaken
for a white rose The sweat retined
grace is wanting ; the tender, delicate
sr nes, all-pervading and alI-purifying,
a n. there, nor the nameless charm
which f•emnatee, conciliates sud sub-
dues.
A pet test lady never descends from the
pedestal where nature and society have
placed ..er. in tho presence of the other
eel. 3he avoids even the appearance of
uni4Rnement in the presence "1 gentle-
men ; takes no liberties with them nod
permits none taken with her, and is
never etelty in theit society of • word et
deed she could wish blotted from her
mem • cry.
There is one pwrsli•rity, that even the
cnere,••it than reoognixee the charm of •
perfect lady and the coarsest womad is
inset' els ..f it. even when she cannot
r'tnultte..or resents its msnifeetatinne se
• per' .nal rebuke. it is a charm that
mimes ins" the rudest place like a breath
of he nay sweetness ; et elevates, refines
and s.tlsna ; and it treads its way gently
& leen_ the ...jay rathways of the world,
like 't ..reit music of an ..talion lute,
the m ", 'tech the wind plays a melody,
•'b -se.' •r.,f', hr-monioos
-...mpriea Meet, t: arid.
Et r• : Please inform your
.1 1 have & positive remedy for
.,,:.544. 11515000. By its timely
-ode et hepele.as e•ews have
.gently mired. 1 shall be glad
, homes .4 my remedy fres
your reader* who heav eon -
1 they will wed me thein Ils-
e 0. address.
rally. Da. :. A. Sentry,
37 Tame St, Ter etso, Owt.
under.Iodiee over which the pongee was
pray that we won't
be late.
d"PA The high cellar had • deep
"H'm '" hid the other, "1 guess thep
we'd better skin right along and pray ss tsrn•d1 Wn covered with guipure.
"i promised," stye Cousin Madge in
London Tooth, "to give y..o 150m0 fur-
ther ptrticul•rs *beet what is to be
worn this winter.
Well, dear, it sp
Wore to me that nur chief aim must he
to leek in much like men as we car. To
I hat•e a bodice made as closely resembl-
ing • man's shirt as latesihle is fashion's
leu cry.' to tett...late literally the
French idiom i saw several of these
n ew bodices at (ileucester Road, when 1
went with Evelyn the other day,
wego''
They "skon," and got there —Dama-
riscotta Herald.
A falai Arnett.
A fatal attack of croup is a (reveal
occurrence among children. h.:.rip
household should be guarded by keeping
Hagy&rd's Pectoral Balsam at band. Ii
breaks up colds, woughs, cr.•up, asthma
and bronchitis in a remarkable nae
ner
The Cag1/.Y as early Marriages
ii, summing op the marriage contro-
versy, on which it received 27,000 cone
mutacations, the London daily telegraph
says : The concensoa of the letters is
overwhelmingly strong against early
marriages Our law ought, we thiok, to
forbid marriages W younz men .ander 21
and to yodog women under 19 years.
Among the working classes especially
thse would produce, we believe, an ex-
cellent effect. Then, also, ,t is clear to
our mind that the dissolution .of mar-
riage for desertion, for lunacy, for con-
firmed inebriety, for conviction of dis-
graceful crimes,&$ likewise for established
ioo,mp•tibility of tamper and tempera-
ment, such as • just and prudent judge
week; admit to be adequate. That the
marriage service as it stands calls also for
alteration has been abundantly detours -
striated by these letters."
A ba^helor physician of Cincinnati
was once called to see • young widow.
"You are lonesome," said the do.ctnr.
"Your hes`_,and has been dead three
years. I'd advise you to marry
again."
"Oh, D.,ctor, I'll marry yea tomorrow
if pee .ill have me."
"Ah ! eh ' Well muttered the doc-
tor, stepping back and blushing, "you
kn..w, madam, that physicians otter
take their own prescriptions
MY s ovules@
Run no rise in buying medicine, but
try tee great Kidney and Liver regale -
tor, made by Dr. Chase, author of
Chase's receipes. Try Chase's Liver
Cure for all diseases .d the Liver, Kid
neys, Stomach and Bowels Sold by all
druggists.
The distressing paleness so often nb-
served in young girls and women. is dee
in a great measure to a lace of the red
cerpuseles in the blood. To remedy
thio requires • medicine which Produces
these necessary little ol.od constituents,
and the Lest yet discovered is Johnson's
Tonic Bitters Price 511 cents, an.: $1
per'hcttle at (:•••,ie'a drug store, Aileen
block. (iodench. Sole agent. 1111
"One .as a pale•bloe foulard. made
0gaetty like a men '• smnking•js kit in
front. with & plaited shirt of white se-
raheunderneath. end a man's cellar and
• man '• tie, all in the (oohed. The
dress was a sweet ane, the skirting being
also in this sea rreee shade of blue
foulard. and arranged in fold. down
either side of strafebt folds cf white
enroll in front. There were doable
fronts of the blot. so that 1 the upper
one were to bleb beck, the under ones
were the to act as proxy.
E. DOWNING,
t'r•bb's Klock. l'or. Ifa.t-51- and Semite.
D. CORDON
THE LEADING
UNDERTAKER
--Ax1)-
FTJ RNIT-RE
Mao of this town for the last 50 years. and b )et.
Any person wanting a First -Class Job, come to me for it.
1 am bound to get you: trade if Quality and Price is any con-
sideration. -
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.
Expel the Worms by using the see
and reliable antheltni•t,c Freeman's
Worm Powders 1,n
The Emperor of Chsna'• household is
to consist of 500 persona, including 75
astrologer*.
"A very pretty yellow poorer' silk
Areas and the skirt arranged in the past
serf of wide plaits from the waist, each
being caught near the here with a bow
of shot yellow ribbon. Bands of .hits
silk guipure ran from the waist in the
same directlr.n as the plaits- The bodies
had a drapery of silk from the right
shoulder to the left aide of the wait, a
Matasw� ce.a•w.tetts. graceful amnrwment tbat would be very
beeroming to the figure, The sleeve was
Counterfeits are always dangerous, "Mitered above the elbow and at the
more so that they always closely two wrist.
rare Tss Oen0TXLL 11f arrtar.AWrit AND Thew nes. ds.ew will semi into sera
PIAmg. T\. rr'markable success achieved
1iy Nasal palm as a ;smitirs cunt for manor fashionable people this .inter.
Cater h and Cold in the Heed ass it Orr of the.. 18 ti" slid° msrumrk•,
wAieh is • partial revival of the old
doted unprincipled garter to instate it. nosed d'un'es eombietsg the polka and
The pobise are esate nod not to be de
reeved by roostrear sm itatinE seal Reim the wilt& 1111 haven 1111° ata. hit has neuro
of • malts venveesent than befog. befog.
e
acrd appwanrree sine "eh
m name
nausea ea N Cream, Nasal Balsam, Ifiewal Woo. u gtweef.l, had the leullg.
este. Asa for Nasal Beim and do not didtnd trap is slightlyunless radii,-
take
vaeti♦take imitation dealers may write epos d too eerelesaly on so o.erpoli.bd
yon. P w rile by &fl droggfats or we. door. The ether nee round donee Is
poet -prod es geopiptof Nies (goes."' S1 melted the Berlin, and 1. rery leeesinus,
by admits !Word t%o , Brookville shim Re dem, greestal pn*• thee eau
Ont. tf be sued at will for & galop, waifs tie a
EASY
Atmew dee s tat mused by C' -
tent. eked by Druggists. or emit pe -paid ea
reeelpt of price. Me and 5L Address
IVVORC & 0..,.Ilieekvilio. Os&
SOOTHING,
CLEANSING,
HEALING.
It twee,
CATARRH,
Cad II Head, -
NAY REYER.
STOPS
0.DriMilriweafrom
Nasal pumices
into tie throat
end
PICTURE FRAMING AND GILDING DONE.
1 hate now on hand a case of • grass of
Blind Shade Rollers at 15 Coats Each#.
Now is your time if you want cheap blind rollers.
COM.M.i ONE_ COME ALL_
WAREROOMS :---Between P.O. and Bank of Montreal.
sl lr2-!Im
AV i N O Ill
fishop la e lat,w
le. put 1a There
Sew Marker M Melee.
we of than theca*
twitted It o c b e a t e r
fitting C la • t des, sed
nixed a loeraeyn•a
Barber, we are la a
,.s11,011 to du Setter
11 • r is than breto-
tore.
lady's k Children'
Haircutting cede •
specialty on all days
except Saturday.
Razors and Scissor,
ground.
KN'IGH'T,
g(lN West street. two doors east of P.O., Gerken'
FALL MILLINERY !
MRS. SALKELD
has opened out a moat attrsctire stick of Fa11 Millinery. In
RIBBONS, PLUSHES, SHAPES,
and everything rise pertaining to the rade.
The Ribbons are exceptional in selection and value,
Crazy Patches of first-class material on sale at reasonable
rates.
P.tItKF.R i►1lt WORK S.ToxnttTo.- 1amalso the only agent Is this sectio* fort theomlw•
braced Parker Dye works. Toronto. Orden solicited and satisfaction guaranteed.
WILL CURE OR RELIEVE
RU10 11E92,
0YSFEPSI A,
l a ma:ItTION,
JAUNDICE.
ERYSIPELAS.
SALT RHEUTf,
HEART BURN,
DIZZINESS,
DROPSY,
fLUTTERINO
Of THE HEART,
A01011? Of
SHE 'TOMOS,
DRB NESS
OF THE SKII4
ssrM�wd_fav estaeltntOs M .6AOh
measly., s
T. LLPUR 1 10. •`e''s"otti�n.„e
tSteorn MRS- ElATeSRLD-
NEW ANNOUNCEMENT I
The undersigned. while thanking the public for their Mend patrsaags bestowsd
spot him ware oommesctog bemuse,. begs to &ene'taes that he has put does kr
prices to
flocx liorreeit FIGININS
an wishes perticalarly to call *nestles to hr
SPLENDID LINES OF TEAS
From 10 cts to 76 cts per Ib, Maple Syrup, finest Case Prune
pure Spices, Lawry celebrated Bacon, cooked Corn Beef, y
Cut Myrtle, Cavendish and Club Tobaccos, best
American fine cut chewing Tobacco, fresh r.
salt and canned Fish, best quality.
12 Bars of Soap for 25c. 3 S crubbing Brushesfor 215c.
Z lemons. Oreneve. Wad Maly. • Awl Cheseleis Deeps. sta. sta. 01111006\
roceris, Croclery, 1ssura. Floor, Faad
JOHN ROBERTSON
017OO11080O71 TO O. L. 31041:21•1`008
Blake's Bleak. the Square. Do'd °1i
ns
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