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gpeetalty ilia.
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riots • .. d e' bavia' •sm mead
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1 welt ,+a +i• will' to settle down
At' test lip w.tb blas.
ie .re eats married one heady in chili
Twos vow lo.l f..11 to the bot.:
'Tess. tb•• tapir a ay to age rd e' '.m an. „
'tipodali, Jim.
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Nr* tit .11 c , dr are slight, at first, bet
Clow dewy is to «o lower the tq.lem
the. et 'EP mer becomes a ready victim
to moo prevalent disease. The use of
Araya Cherry Pectoral, in the tt.giooinq
of a ..M, would guard against this
dearer
THE HOME CIRCLE.
HOC .&SOLD acl nsa.
la .141 news women had a motto,
"Keep , thing sever veers and you will
And a use for it." So they kept things
until seven times seven yen have mul-
tiplied.+.n i t..day we ransack grandmotk
er's gar d_,t" find treasures of antique fur-
niture, ..at.•male and historical relics.
"f3"iue.tea,l" was then • word which
meant something. Ona settled down
to b,..ise-►eepiog a marriel woman
ought comfortably calculate that she
would die in the same house or at lead
upon .lir owe farm. Ad tions, doubt-
less, sod imt:mvemente, ould be made
from ties w time ; but her household
would never be inured very far, and, in
well ti do familia, not at all. The idea
of p•rkisie, changing, and moving every
year. er even every two or three years,
wa ss not yet conceived. So the home -
wife of m .re ancient days had her begs,
barrels bi.zrs,booka,raftsn sod closets in
and under slid on which she stowed away
the accumulated "rubbish" of yuan of
housekeeping. lo the broad low garrets
of •cane groat houses, the quaintest
thine* found • place of undisturbed rest,
and even the broken, leaky, deferred,
psiotlo, handleless uteosib, the vasa
with edges or bottoms Kone, the pictures
and glasses brokeu,thechaire with no sate
or backs, and the useless paraphernalia
which bad once done active duty were
put by and hidden from sight until their
owners also were laid by, hidden from
sight and covered with dust, to the cem-
steriesof sighing piney, somewhere ly-
ing on a sunny hill on the outskirts of
the village.
But tbe good old day of quiet agri-
cultural industry, with the aloe pan at
which they all went. have departed, and
"rubbish" is now to every housekeeper
an unmitigated nuisance. Where noes
it was an economy tc save everything,
now it Is about as much economy to
ttiow away. To the average housekeep-
er, who lives in the city and whoa for-
tunes vary or are small, ''a moving'
from ons fiat to anther, one bona to
another. and *too one city to soother,
often becomes the regular thing. To
pack up and go every year or two is the
unfortunate necessity which prevails
among the middle and lower classes of
financial incomes, let them be of the
highest wr,tally and morally, and the
meet culture.: or artistic. Per "our
days areas the gran indeed, in the rush-
ing changes of business speculation. and
he who flourishes as s preen let tree to-
day is halls to be out down asdIosst in-
to the oven to -morrow. Under these
conditions, the inconvenient, the broken
old thongs which were once tressnsed
tor possible uses later, become a Lorded',
a trouble, and an ezpeca.
In s dat where there is no room to
stretch out • full sized bed, and only
folding furniture is admissible, surely
there is `no place for rubbish. Thee,
when moving day Domes, an added ex-
pense : More packing. lifting. unpack-
ing, straightening - all for possible
future on. which never come. Rhee
people begin afresh in • new place, they
51 Dot satisfied to ire on with cracked
Buser,, teacup• with the handle. oil,
tee pots that Inst sod "won't pour,"
stubs of brunets, featherless dusters,
patched ornaments, clocks that don't get,
forks bent .11 nut of shop., and the
thousand other articles with whioh they
"got along somehow' while "temporar-
ily"settled. So many good people, alas!
sway live "temporarily." They are
Dever permanently fixed "We don't ez•
pect to stay, you know, says the tired
mother, with • depreosting air, "so of
coarse we did not care to pay out very
much money for impmvealeota" So,
slowly, this :temporary home gets to be
an socumulatioe of rubbish, -melees the
rubbish is always every day, resolutely
and economically burnt up, or thrown or
given away, according to cis grade in the
standard of "possible' or "probable"
use. I am not advocating the throwing
away of anything really of value. Rat
so many people see • value where there
le none- -nothing at all.
• new Menem
Must be Hamad into the blood of the
weak and debilitated, who suffer from
dines* of the stomaeh, liver, bowels,
kidoeys or Wood. This revitaliting ono
stituent is &applied by Burdock Blood
Bitters hieh repairs waste. drives out
all impurities and enthrall health to tie
a
enters systole. 2
It la well to be situated as Mr T
Holum is, in the element mouths of
seserner lc work lot im the beauties*.
nature. ishaling the healthful home at
but when the bleats of wieder onme, to
find there is no plan like "home " twe-
oolasatly calming heck to the
wed there in the Ern ode, Seib a
National Pills nvisi • mild purgative,
aoteg roe the Stoussch, Liver sad New.
MOM ma PerMiies eft
11 is WI - m& tad mine ewe &NU
tisk . -UM sheet ontoase w
beemede and wattss r is gess
el out weafekewthelli OM et wee
isele-enters. The %lit is gear
long. Julies /ewtbsAi b tastl hams
toe lir sexier for the walla* of his
him headdaty
l meta a i.-
el
leg • be liege them. ibesisu bey
Wisest b a►ddl.m, het .seer bel a
wa.Ia a mere sttsetive ►whom+. His
Hardeed.gy►heirAleeb'T waist,blerMrl
Io bis , al.l apes+• the pas ilei
d his rim Wee Oen W. Cable
hes six 1 bink. e.4 dewire
boors for their psma.st sad ioditida.l
ksmt esti... Freak k fiteektou regents
his wife the superior of s7 'time is oe
ens of his sgniatenee, Edmond Clan
sees litdntea has. hesutit& biome life.
Dr Holmes has sot to.ebed his poo to pa-
per f2tsaymoea
beim wirkencethe
seed of is wife. AU know what Lues -
fellow thought of the Tomso whom he
warned fur years. Will Canines pre -
her the company of bis wile and mother
M that of the most brilliant gathering of
Ilterary people. Robert J. Burdotle'a
lows for his wale bordered on reverse*.
It would bo diimolt to tied a more mesh
nee tomo lits Nola that .. joyed b,
America'. amnia literary
Donald 0. Klt.bmI The novelist,
Howells, make kis wile the itemisation
of his stories, sad the characters of his
beet heroine are deem from her. I
have given enough testae/et, bowevo►,
I think, to demo.Nsate the fact that li-
terature is .al a hindrance to domestic
happiness, and that Pegasus and Cupid
can safely be platted in the mems hareem
with a skillful Ariver.
I11111.HUEtO1r SI(RAL. FRIDAY IW(". 20, p47-8.
smear.'. Staiasent ties canal la Caws
Wild Cherry Bark, Elsesmpe.e, Hoar -
booed and Se..ga. Then sr* rte r.-
medie with which Dame Nature has
•applied Canada for the cure of Colds,
Coughs, Croup, Whooping Coogb, Bron-
chitis sod Luse of Voids. All thea are
000tai.ed i. Wilson's Wild Cherry in
their rebel active form, and with other
medicines eo.sutete this moat reliable
curs for all deems et the Throat, Chest
sad Lungs. Wilson's Wild Cherry is
iold by all draggles. 1m
Ask For Ayr's
lilltelftimrlUxi dew 1114 Ne
131111 Ms W yeses •
.el sioL ib ems aempled t
Blues Drew-- yea
cm awake me mie.
take la pemb thtgi
• Mew Tellies that Rah,.
"Stop trotting that baby !" I feel like
saying this wbgeevre Ise any one trot-
ting • dear little darling of • baby, sod
. e the look of perfect mi.sry, or at least
simple endorsee*, on the tiny fan.
Can it4N explained why any an, en-
dowed with ranee, clan imagine it to be
ple•asot fors baby to be perched on
some on:s k.ee, and • regular "get
there or die" trot struck up, that n••{ly
unhooks iia head from its .boulder., sod
almost jolts the Breath out of ire little
body, sad leaves it so tired it csnoot
uvea cry t
Some people sem to think that when
they take • baby in their arms they
moat work themselves into • fever to
keep it quiet, when • great many times
it would be chid to be held in quiet.
If they do hold the baby still they .ill
wiggle • piece of paper or some toy
before its eyes, which would be otcen-
dumble to a grown person, especially if
it should be something he wished to
ee.
How battere•I it mat be to the eyes
se baby tries to fix them on these wav-
ering object..
Some other persons have s way of
trying to ole how near they can come to
either killing or crippling baby, and not
do it;
The is by balancing the baby on one
hand, in an toeteedy fahioo, when too
small to help itself, or, when • little old-
er and a great deal heavier, to take it by
the ankles or kens. and spy : "Now
stilly op. baby," sed op, op It goes as
high a the psssos can reek, -Ladies'
Home Journal.
Expel the worms by using the safe and
reliable anthelmintic Freeman's Worm
Powder,. lm
T4 tee .1 setae.
It is averted by men of high profes-
sional ability that when the •yatem
needs stimulant uotbing equals • cup of
fresh coffee. Those who desire to se-
cnre the drunkard from his cups will
hod no batter substitute for spirits than
strong, new -made coffee without milk or
sugar. Two ounces of coffee, or one-
eighth of a pound. to one ptntIAf boiling
water takes a first-class beverage, bat
the water must be boiling, not merely
let Between comes from builioq it
too long. 1f the can required for
breakfast be put io a granitized kettle
over night and . pint of cold water pour-
ed over, it can be Seated to jest the
boiling nettle sod then set back to pre-
vent further ebullition. when it will be
fowled that, while the streowtb is extract-
ed. its delicate aroma is preserved. As
our enontry .00semer pearly toe pounds
ef oofee per capita it es a pity not to
amts it made in the best manner. It is
amend by those who have tried it that
malaria and epidemics ars avoided by
those who drink • sup of bot c,ffee be-
fore venturing tato the morning air.
Earned on hot coals it is a disinfectant
for a siek room. By arms of oar
hest pby.tciane it is considered • *peel-
fie in typhoid fever.
tyrt x needs everything. Pries 160 le
es -
Ten shoe traveller were .t the Brwsts-
titick hotel, Wingham, nae day recently.
Mrs Byers and family have left Brea
sols for Imataintton, when they /Ain Mr
Beres, who has taken • stteetitie to
that place. His removal leaves e
meaty on the Behool Hoard that wiN
have to be filled at the doming election.
Om fleterday, the 30th Nov., lonassd
Kerr, *fent WM a Robert W Took, of
The fenerel was held ori Monday after
moms of lase week The eltild woe 3
meethe and 13 days old.
On Thursday weaker, the 2tIth Noe.,
Rev R Peel lied the matrimonial beer
Wee.. Wte. Heeitt. Road, sod
Miss Betsy Kamen. of Rev ett ,
The see et the
bete of Neil Mos, Kill street, Heim
MM. Kr Hewitt wilt bemuse a resident
of Brossels, tattier the heftiness Mod
/Moly mats/ by Jas. larws.
Sarsaparilla.
to say Mbar. The
tore -roaster eg me&
ere bleed madras.
Ayer's Sareepsrtpia
Is still the moat pop.
War, beteg in great-
er domed than all
others cmen4led.
"Ilya" fl.arspsrllla is sell*, faster
then over before. I never heehaw is.
seeorsm.sd it." - O.oep M. Miter,
Drtagglet, Albany, Ind.
I am safe in saute(
�rthat my .sine of
oel them el
any ether, and N gives them eggb Ism w
ao. — L. H. Bush, Des Moist*, Iowa.
Ayer's flareaparUla ted Ayer's PINS,
sole the best selling medidam in soy
etre. Iran rectitallsoail them .nein..
densly - C. Malmo, Pharmacist.
iao*eiwsd, III.
. Ws have sold Aysde Sarsaparilla.
hoe for over thirty years and ',limy*
r.eeenseed it when asked to name the
beat blood -purifier." - W. T. Mel.em4.
Druggist, Augusta, Ohio.
•• I have sold your medicines for the
last seventeen years, and always keep
them ID stock. as iota are staples..
• 'Thera is notbls( so good fur the youth.
�1 blood' as Ayer rrbb Ehreapartlla"-
Re L. Parker, Fox Lake, Wis.
"Ayer's BaraparflLa gives the best
116thdaction of any mediae', I have in
giteck. I recommend it, or, as the
Doctors »yI p,sscribe it over tlbe
counter.' It never tails to meet the
eases for which I recommend it, even
where the doctors' prescriptions lave
been of no avoid." -C. 7. Cabana.
Moumouth, Hausa.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
ttrr.ZZD *1
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.. Lewd. Mesh
mdse to; eta beW. , i► Wrath M • bel.
SPA rsrW-Milt obi I,,t•
EPPS'S COCOA.
Mfr Joseph Griffin, Ashfield, has been
•opined to her room fcr wise time with
• very bad leg, but her many friends
will be pleased to bar that she is get-
ting al right again.
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ARMSTRONG
FANNING MILL AND PUMP WORKS
ARISTRONa's IIPBQVXD
Grain and Seed Cleaner
b generally acknowledged to be the beat ma.
chine made for thoroughly cleaning grain sad
seeds of ell Made.
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Separates all Noxious Seeds
sad chess trees grain atone claming, saving
and cleaning all timothy seed at the acme
time out easy kind of grata. It can be fitted
tato any fannitig mill without removing the
. hoe, 110 matter how old the sill is, sad
makes It does good work or better than the
most improved new mills known.
It allows no seed to be blown Into the chaff
It Cleans Speedily.
orlvery cleaner warranted to works. repre-
sented or no sele.ma
in ordering by mail give Inside width of
shoe and name of maker of mill if convenient.
and If shoe has side .hake or the old fashion-
ed hind shake.
A large quantity of
FIRST-CLASS PUMPS
on hand manufactured from Algoma white
quartered pine.
Mg..,Orders by mail promptly attended
to. Shipped to aoy point.
ALDDRESS
ARMSTRONG BROS.,
C#oderioh, Ont.
1741
THE CHANGE `Of BUSINESS!
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iOLDSL MIAMI
BAST -ST.
FLOUR All FEB STORI
MAS CHANUkU a .*NUd.
Tb.s•Were herenotifiedy that the soar
Mb/mg imam formerly carried es by AJf
ha bees parch• ed b
THOS.. J. VIDEAN
astead, hf0•.t awry utm. in Ith ubt�arat•r°b`..t the
Under the maaaremest ed Turemo proper" •
lecithin beams bee been the muse sucesse.
fad inns Ilse et say In town. and es tie sew
hes bees dentl.ed with It ler
ovv e t 1nen, there wig he s• falling Gem
the (..mercy exhitaa5d la keeotug it in
the frost rank.
Goods deemed to all parts of IM town.
'rhe latest and boat 110010i dour and feed
always ea bead and cb..tee seed. In warm.
TUNA J. \IDEAN_
1 take t►f.oeport.•ity of tbsaking my cus-
tomers
1►tomer for their liberal palroes.e d.nag tae
pprrooppsri.reap of the roam Plow sod reed
Sto.e st*ad adse take pNs sr. in recommittal
tag my sseosssor, Mr Thos J, t laean. wk.
will be foaled to be a tbentughly reliableness.
27-1,1A. It coLLis
TME MEA FAUNA IEU$PAPEA IM C' NIA.
L.Ta..srnnan Nusti PULP' • C.*Tt:uus.
RING OF THE W EEKLIFS t
1880- 00
Free Press
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PER IN THE DOMINION.
ALL THE NEWS
IN FULL.
By Telegraph. Telephone, Nail, •ed Correa.
poodeaoe up to the hour of publicatios.
IHtatMeaaMa.. PYaetleel age gvfel.
aha gave• each week.
Seee•el Mertes .eperiseens.
sgrr&a.r.l .apse talent
Capital .eery always ease•.
lag.let.us Pupate (.1.11..
Memorises Ne51. .
JUST THE THING FOR THIS FAMILY!
Every •sealberbf the household eagerly looks
for It each week.
The Agricultural Depute eat is • noted
feature of the "Fres Prow" being always up
to the times. and conducted by peewee prat.
tlaslly skilled In farm work.
Large $1.00 Paper.
1n Clubs of four and upwards .Sc.;each.
Balance of 1889 Free.
A NAiItbOtlr
Christmas Number
-•sn-
B`OV R QSROMoe
elven away tree of eberge to every wk.crt-
ber for laws, Artists who bare seen the ad-
vance sheets of the Christmas number pro -
Goatee it • "gets.' sad alone worth the price
of the subscription.
Agents Watifed Erenf.1.eve. Lilnra
Qua% Commission Allo,r iI,
The most popular paper to work for, More
mosey can be made during the fell and win.
ter season working tor the "Free Press- thee
at any other employment.
Address -Fess Pham,
affirita
34 Cit I.osraer, UaT•lito.
bIBCOUNT.
f:ris iR.iaaR 1111111110 1.0•iwos end w Paws ;-- y that a have +eche+ is offer )6e al
i.
SPOT CASH
I per eget off all purchases of At sod lees lbws MAO ; 10 per oat
•lla4 mark -es of %«► sad 1pward
Ow god. .f my ow• msnufuture 6 per and tall be allowed.
I Imre se heed oe of the lareiret stooks of
BOOTS & SHOES
is the Dominise, a detailed bet of whi•b would .soupy Bola ode W Ii1t " .-
sat." s prepared to give ; sato. n to ay it ouoffrt•es • •rf s
fumed with the bees Maasfaccer.n ./ 0..sd&
Ivory hue is already marked
BELOW ACTUAL VALUE
and the shove tri make my Nola the Cheapest place io Comas* bey your shote.
As Menem stock of
RUBBERS AND OVERSHOES
.very style both in ()mediae sed Amorist, blue• liotldyair melte, which
subject to site same
LIBERAL TERMS.
A Levee Smash of Ladish'. besotted Kid Slippers, very Sae. Call sot
see them.
Cor. K.. -.L and Hamra.
E. DOWNING.
.ate
JOHN ROBERTSON
Begs is rr.e.aoe ghat Nis ... asset M
The LIquorTea Compa.nrs Colobiited Teas
Your Choice of out, ou,l of a hundred or more Handsome Volume
by the Best Author" Riven with every 3 the.
`give it a trial, and acquire a Valuable Library without Soling
the expense.
1 FEY DILLON OF PRF IIPLE SIRUP LIFT,
JOHN ROBERTSON
MYNAS' 0l0 STAND, COR. SQUARE U0 MONTREAL STS
Goderith Foundry and Machias Works,
RUNOIM[AN BROS.. - Proprietors.
tit Saw w LtS.STratt*LIMES BOILIaa,Tap•SHttie N.$ItS
Facet, S'Ort:, r:olCHS eti.riratce S -area eaSTl,c.
FA T STRFET (;1 T 'RICH CM -�
Ws BAYS 0111 HAND yea BALs:
Impprrooved;Land Rolla'. - - - Price $22.00.
1 ! HORSE ' POWERS, GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW.
;CUTTERS, PLOW POINT$ Mx.
tamtiT
7.10w arc-vrEs
FLOUR MILLS BUILT 01 TIIE LATEST IMPROVED SYSTEM.
Having made arrangements with the JOHN DOTY
ENGINE A BOER WORKS CO. TORONTO,
We are Prepared to Quote Prices to
Parties in want of the same. •
RRPbZRB '.A1r1 O♦STI iI Q OF' ALL 3EZ3'Q'DIL
WE GET THERE
Seems to be the popular verdict in all the lines we carry.
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE, and we can show you the
flnestand most complete assortment of goods ever shown in
Goderich. We have lately received several superb lines of
TABLE CHINA,
To which we Desire to Call Special Attention.
CHAS. A. NAIRN,
FINE GROCERIES
AND FRUITS.
COR_ HA.MZLT02Q-AT. SQL7AREC.
ANlesale and Retail. it. B. -Try Cordia Flakes for Sa comer
"WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD.
SO 1eoiil• who have purchased
WANZER LAMPS
TRAM
GEORGE W. 1110103011
will n•atlfy to the truth of the MOTO statement.
aTEvey family should Mee eater two at Isa.t.111
PRICE REDUCED TO $4.00 EACH.
Call o• the Aunt, ORO. W. THOMSON, who will sell you all
roe may moire. and give yes full directions
SEWING MACHINES,
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
AT ROCK BOTTOM PRiCLS FOR ('ASH.
D..t forget the plate. West side 5 gess+..
Ueaerisl, set fli, unit y y.
0. P. R, BOOM
TOWN PROERTIEI POR SALK.
$100 AND UPWARDS
I Nn a large umber et Nooses and Lots
sad vaiYt Lada is the most desirable parts
of the Tenon -ret; •ALA Ent?.
Now is the ams to Beate property before
the Bar Rash The C. P. R. N coming sere
and is • sheet time miens will have advasoed
be end the mach or may.
taill f and Paces
hetore purchas-
ingR RADCLIFFE,
1e•1 rotate sad 05151.1 Iaenr•no. Aim
Mee we5u.eu. third deer ppm Square, C. P.
R Ticket sad Teisumsevase, tl.tt
Winos, Liquors, SSc
POS 114111 BT
G. H. P... SONS
AII.mM sunk 000fauca•
CHANCE OF BUSINESS.
:0.
The Carriage Bnsine , of the late ALEX. MORTON ham been
purchased by MESSRS. Mt'CREATH It: WALKER, who will con-
duct it sol usual in future Both gentlemen are well and favorably
known, and the public can look for a continuance of that prompt and
satisfactory dealing which characterized the Dominion Carriage Work..
under it' late management.
Vfflgeleremera
rhes. Nee. '•
igew Whig.
h � ar. ef .t
osesiieMs
tirMeiosist aLwith a e iormaYor-
�ag�h�gg of lltn y...s Wwk► M
wdLbar..I.dbsaseletreek •'Nee-
" grime she aet.etttras mum.
wheel es her .snort were It
a sae of time trips 'het she stet
young Montrealer. They were in
o.tas.l, sod the .tether of yoo.R
roes tboughfle..ly Wetted "Neoekale-
" amid bar black eyed daughter Int.• w
their ff..stm. The invitation wall e.
sod the visit lasted • some. Dar -
this time young Brunn was devoted
the fh•oiwtier Indian modem. mad
wee as fa*moited by his devotion, e
when the parties sates there wee •
n.dersteeding that the friendship
gslckly formed should be cootinued
b1Mee. Irene retuned (o her home
de Mx Nat:oss Reservation, where
misled milk bee aunt,* Nn Puffier,
a tbouth she wrote regularly to her
she did not always get ao eerier.
ig something wrong she enlisted
rims !ladies friend to sestet
sad es . sort of distributing
Every week came the
ye lades missive, and faithfully
ere they answered. Eeeb but *erred
whet Brass's deieamit atiun to possess
dataghter of "N.e.kalets," and finally
wrote that he would meet her on, Soot-
y ktet, and that they should drive to •
ager, be married and leve at once
)1(caYoaL Mrs 1 owls. "smelled a
" and was determined that Irene
not marry the young man Tboui h
k.ew Dotting of the arrangements
Hendry, there was soestbing in
'• sctl"o• tint made Ger very em -
11,. Peerless told serrate of
friends among the Indians to keep •
lookout for the young pale -face,
when he put in an appearance to run
off the Reservation. But little
had her staunch ludian friends,
and they assisted to smooth the way.
n 8ssiday Brpce drove from
restford accompanied by • well-known
tag Indian through whom tt is imp-
tbe correspondence was kept up.
a spot near Kanyengeb, the lovers
, lost their meeting was intruded up-
beat, was carried back to her bums,
a
Renee was put no • ferry and sent
the river. Irene'. friends arrane
fur a meeting on Monday. They met,
we rapidly to.slouch, were married
ted just started away when she wa
:tisk:oar. from him Bruncouldd".ows, and, with • whisper of dro,e rapidly to Bnuifoed
lastest* legal pftmeedmng• for the re-
very of hie few el wife. But .hole he
t .Is.01ed with his lawyer, I54im s
serest work. During Monday t
N they .tole her from the house, i
o.ght her to this city and delivered a
✓ up to her hatband Jo Tbaday
ey left for Montreal as happy as two
ung dove. - Brantford Expositor. r
.ton Co.
'e eeeidmr MINARD'S
the bet io the .market rod
method its use
. H. Haws, M. D ,
Bellevue Hospital.
F. U. Atrntsaola, M.D ,
L. R. C. 8 , Etinbargh,
M. R C. 8 . England.
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Met gates le Jewels,
n lockets • quaint idea is •o e•ateel-
haod satchel.
t,e of the.lat..t fads in .Dari pins is a
r shaped pearl.
If buttons are issuing in enamel sad
nted to represent porcelain.
• the appro.sbing holidays Obeid
sky it bound to be in demand.
miniatures in triangular frames
much admired soarf pine.
whaled wire rings with knotted
tees ars • whim that exist at pre
t
Quern chain pendants are is the mar-
tashiord as trainee in beaten
Id.
A tasty rine setting is a .emioirele of
moods and sapphire• •bots • rare
1 plats Roman her running through
rose gold circle* is • hairpin top that is
pules.
A very beautiful shell hairpin has a
ova of Bohemian garment set is 111 -
ea gold.
F:ifeetire a a !unpin is a plain bar,
whieb is • wavy ribbon of diamonds
d ranee.
A favorite ring .ettine is comprised of
raw opals set between • sapphire, dia-
end and ruby.
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heavy raid loops artistically
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NOTICE it
soon be
time to make out accounts. "The
Signal" does good printing
aind Am:ashes good paper.
WK ARE NOW MANUFACTURING SOMr -
Ans.. style of Cutter Mode to Order trid the Shortest Notice.
Now is the time to leave your orderi.
Old Cutters repainted and retrimmed. and made to Look Like
New Ones, at prices to suit the times
We invite a personal inspection. and guarantee low prices for th
class of work offered All work warranted
iSUCOeSetir, to A l-
Make we Delay
a 4Mf.N oar* for eroup and adds,
I w recommend Hs/yard'. Yellow
Ass bottle of whist ..oared me of •
hied sold I wnold syr to all sof-
, make so delay ie using it Si it
g link relief.
W. J. Raspy, Wttteville. Oat.
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