HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1890-3-28, Page 7THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, MAR 28, 1890.
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ogle IkiIfllet's %Mg Proust
My tiros Eleanor's wedding is eery
, toed e.elty bride imposts pewee's,
worse. 1 eau see her looking at Ire
the career of her eye, eerier to
11: "1.4pder .hal feels Skis -
1 is going to lave me 1" That se the
1 of being worth money. People
peat you to be always ori.iog, and
7 call you mean if you d.,o't. Well,
nor is to be marri.ed, and she'll he
of the way pretty sown. Nin girl,
1 rather think I'll s,arprise them.
ey'11 vie %bet 1'a true of Goo, wbu
't Rive often, but du wmetbieg
urth while when they st.rt uut.
Eleanor is inimical, and has no piano
11 give her one -a tine grand piano,
itb carved legs. That and •owe stool,
can get for • thousand dullsn. 1'11
ad it home on the eve of her wedding
y with my love --"Uncle Nkinffiut's
ova" I shouldn't wonder if the retr.rt-
on would get hold of it. How would 1
tele it if they did 1 And it would make
four Eleanor's name so public ! No; it
roti do. I'm sorry; but: it wun't do.
ll.sides, the poor girl really needs a o'osk
tad for three or four hundred dollars I
Auld give her a seal -skin that would last
i lifetime; lined with quilted silk, (sue bad u.dueuee, u/aitog the "own less silo-
suttom-all the rest of it. Let me see bular sod the potato esu pump Flash-
--yes- no-I'm
a.h--ye.--no-I'm a hale hasty. Suet skin tun calls now for a bright ted beet, while
Um sweetest variety is )rtlow. In sel-
ecting corn seed for .mpr. vine .lw•y•
kleside*, they are ton, warm for the cls- take the lowest ears un the steak, mot
nate, those cloaks. Now, if 1 give her Atone havuog deep kernels cloe.oy pack
. sewing machine. she can make herself ed with the rows near together, especial -
leases, and frocks, aprons, and all sorts length of the ear withwt rejecting tip
.f things. 111 get one fur seventy -lav „
a r butt kernels. Not half the cribbage'
or eighty dollars; very nice present She In any held sir ht to r.Ise from, and tot
ought to be grateful. She may b. Rs. hosaved over wilder half or wore sad
Ibliged to earn her lining soma- I spoil btfore spring. Good tweed is al
fie, if she's left a widow. What a
thing it would then he to hs,e •
machine of her own '
And yet, now I think of it, what •
pretty watch Huff, the jeweller, showed
me the other day. ''You can have it for
hilly dollars when you want it, Mr Skin-
flint," he said. •'it's worth eighy." I'll
ret that. -What did you have fur your
wedding presents f" asks mom• friend of
Eleanor. "A watch from Cud* Skin-
flint," she will reply. Sounds well, and
1...•.. the very eking for an elderly relative
to give • y'•uno one: helps her t.. be
punctual ib her habits Then -no -sec ky
thought ! SA, .11 fov.Wt to Witt,( it top
What's the um of a watch the:, is too
wound 1 rood Now, a merino dress -what a
-,mfort that would lie' A alar blue, or
tark-red merino. No--thst wouldn't toco
. i.e. Send thoughts are the best.
Hen it is December. In four months tt
will be too warm to wear merino, and
the moths will sat it up. Besides, girls
are newer suited with a drew. But
;loves, now; say half • dozen assorted
r.dors in a box. That's the very thing.
:ut --1 dura t know Eleanor's number. 1
an t buy them. Besides, I have heard
•hat the cheep kind split. But pocket
Handkerchiefs with colored borders aro
ice. A dosen, at twenty cents each,
old please her. She's sehject to colds.
ing could be more ea-tl There's
objection thoigh. She's always los-
; her handkerchiefs. Whatever 1 give
.er I want her t.. keep to remember m.
by when I'm goer. Whet. I was in at theev
Sen -Cent Store the other day I saw
some nice nutmeg gratin ---bronze, with
a little hole to hang them up M, and a
nom f',r the nutmeg --only 'even cents
l m reed I it. I'll get her
one 4 those. 1t will encourage her t..
make cake and puddings And an
egg beater ' 1 11 boy her both; and, as
likin never mean, 1'11 throw m a nutmeg.
Net s the st bargain you can let for
teen cents. And as shoo to be mar-
ned, nothing can be more proper thin to
vnc,ursee the domestic virtues. Elea-
nor will feel that, I'm sure. 111 go 0.:.d
toy them M orate.
tomb le available form, at • b. disposal 1
u/ plants during tubes I.•rwlue, t.Wilk-
061 this requuttr, the me of •hole seed,
ter the srlet►..d of el. se planting tot mit-
sued, will b.. merely a •rat....1 nerd It
is not uulikelr •••c•0. secure the ueoee- I
tory large top aro•th u. early seaatu,
even from cut-.. , b, Ierdn. a trifle of
n itrate of soda rash to • r • o fly slierI
te
plauting ir, i! tor.. misery rqw.tmg the 1
dose. Thr ss •orlh a trial; 1.r if w we
would be ...hied i., secul. .11 the ad
vanishes. of o.,'1, .,.r ' .,ds without may • f
their objectioi.s. ire►t.er, oh N Y
Tribune.
A bests aeras.
l0 a roma addre.. al Baton, Mr
Gregory, the touted s-rd..uao, said •s
fellows : wed ed of a•ule •egetables, portico
holy oat bags Rud ouu„tS, i• difficult 1•.
grow, and uncertain at heat He had
had acres of onion seed 'Low great prim.
ism WOO day and the neat be ruis.ed E)
a blight. List year he seat two bons 0
the compoet.tt„ap a loch be had expected
to sell foie le thousand dollars.
He hods a siro..g tuo.lrucy in the
hieh•bred vaneties to the .Nd type.Thr u particularly true of the beat. cat-
gut and ouo•u. Low culture &Mu has a
nay go tont of fashion, and then there'd
e hundreds of dollars .t a dead Free
. new oak 00 11 every year. 11 elle I ly at the bust. I'Isnt from the whole
1
FARM AND GARDEN.
ways eel _neer«.
When .r,uash seed will break withcu'
beodiug it is sutb.:l«utly dry fur storing.
and wbeu the meats dark .,mored or
snood it has tkw.me worthless by age.
Seed is not c. rtatuly impure because the
clop proves • failure. COrbiters bud
root crops groan at the south if planted
tont early or flow other causes may fail
to grow fit for ma,ket. I..ste.d of mak-
ing bawds or go'.d roots they may run tip
to seed like wild:iug.. Honest seed,
men have run great mks in warranting
rede under such conditions If they
can prove that go.«i crops have beau
grown from the •sola I..t of .red planted
under oilier condo they are mile
against uujnst clai,ns. The most com-
forting th.ouuht of the aeedsinan is that
no one can aff,rd to be • rascal, and that
honesty is the brat Policy.
■mate'. Nslmeel sures Colds. et.:.
A tteatlltfrl Meddles rlae(.
tif the petunias winter in the llorti."i!•
I,.,.d T, me.. says • I must confess to a
little weakness for this beautiful bedding
plant In light soils it is extremely
valuable, and the bolter the summer the
better it n suited. By bowing the seed
tiiarl, in March in • little heat, the seeds
1 soon germinate, the after treatment be
ing to plant or pot -off as they become
large enough, gradually hardening off,
and planting out in rich soil at the end
of May or early in June, aocordmg to
weather. Some peg the growths down
to the bed during the summer. whish 1
think .pals the effect. In my nptnit.o
nothing is nisch more attarlive than a
good bed of petunias, allowed to
rt.ow pretty mach as they like. They
Ise purchased in separate colon or
mixed packets, the latter. as • rule
g the heat, unless distinct colon me
desired The single are by far the bat
fur outdoor work, being freer bloomers,
sod more able to support their flowers
than the double varieties.
Tees iters Then Tuber.
To get the large yield of potatoes we
most have a .lung, stocky top -growth,
and this is as early a stage of develop,
ment 'i. e.. Ss sora after pistoling) u
possible. This latter is one of the most
important points; and, if Petered, the
plants will have time to their
energies upon formatwn of tober. We
mey opt this "plenty of top growth in
early seyon' in large individual plant&
by planting bare* seed -pieces, preferably
whole tubers. in mws about three fret
span. and about one foot apart in the
row. This plan invariably give the larg-
e st top growth, and earlier is the _•.Mors
that. it ens be secured by any other meth-
od of planting; and it also meetly gives
the largest yield of tubers. Plenty of
aRgregete top -growth, but later in the
ewers, ems aloe be obtained by plentiful
twt-eeed, even to single _ye,very (smelt.
'taking two or thew times the amber
1, violets nu a given area than when
ole seed is used. The individual
,oat is smaller at the start, remains at
i dieedvantdge all throwgh the meson,
sad will yield lees than the armorer in
divides) plant from whole seed; bet es
them erri so many mon sash plsnU,they
may equal. perhaps even oetyidd,
the eats area pleated tis the other plat,
Bat ebb plaetMa *11. for eiesa sties -
toes, and IS pad Beal of head labor, end
dtheo bathed regains the beekiag el a
e s$eieet gwsstity of the alas•! pleat -
Asparagus.
S,w asparaous weeds early in the
sprung in well prepared rich ground, in
rows • foot smart As th• seeds are
slow to germine+.., mu in a few ndsmit
seeds when you mow, which will tumult up
iu five or tis .1.y., s.. you can trace the
roes, and thus enable you to keep the
bed clear of weed. It w.II take from
two to four weeks hrf,•re all the aspara-
gus seeds are up. Set the plants out for
• permanent hood the sueoeeduod apriug,
in rows two feet by three. it very highly
enriched gr ,und. Set the erowt of the
plant from three to four inches below the
surface.
To Tag Marti!. . -Please inform your
readers th.t I h•ve a positive remedy
for the above named disease. By its
tamely use thousand+ of hopeless cases
have been oermanently eared. I .hall be
glad to send two b .tiles of my remedy
rail 10 any of your readers who have
onsumpti'n if tl.ey will send see their
Exprees and P. 0 address.
R«.pectfully, Ds T. A. SLI.:x11,
ly 164 W. Adelaide at., Toronto, Ont.
long -Standing
]shoot: Diseases arm cured by
the persevering use ot Ayees
Tide aoadloin• is an AltersYee, and
aesOss a radical change la th. system.
The promo, In amnia eases, may not be
quite so raped ea is others ; but. with
peer , tie melt b mortals.
Read these testianoaiala : -
•• For two years I suffered tram a se.
vete pain In my right side, and had
other troubles caused by a torpid liver
and dyspepsia. Atter giving several
medicines a fair trial witbo i a carat
began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla I
was greatly benefited by the Ina bottle,
and after laking five bottles I was owe-
tely cured.' -John W. Demos. 7e
Lalewrence es.. Lowell, Mmes.
Let May a large carbuncle broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies had no
effect and I wee ninftoed to my bed for
eight weeks. A friend 'educed use to try
Ayer's Hmrsap•rille. Lees than three
bottles healed the sore. la all :eyespo-
t -wince with medicine, 1 sever saw mute
Wonderful Results.
Another marked effect of the nae of this
medicine was the strengthening of my
sight"- Mrs. Carrie Adams. Holly
Springs, Texas.
' I had a dry scaly humor for years,
sad suffered terribly ; and. as m broth-
er and sister were similarly afflicted, I
presume the malady is hereditary. Last
winter, Dr. Tyros, Of Fernandina.
Fla.) I ' 1 me to take Ayer's
Sanaaporilla, and continue it for •ear.
For live months I took it daily. I have
not had a blemish ippon mJ bodyfor the
last three mouths.' T. E. Wey, 118
Chambers at., New York City.
'• Last fall and winter I was troubled
with • dull, heavy pain in my side. I
did not notion it much at first, but it
gradually grew worse until it became
almost unbearable. During the latter
part of this time, disorders of the stom-
ach and liver increased my troubles. I
began taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and,
after faithfully the a+e, ot
this medicine for some months, the pain
disappeared and I was
cured " - Mrs. Augusto A. Furbush,
Haverhill. Mase.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Maras RD ■T
D►. J. C. Ayer & Co.. Lowell, Masa.
he. el ; Ma bonito, $1. Weeta t a bort)►
LANDLORDS PLANINGBuchanan MILD �IIARVELOU$
as
Who hese houses to rest ahosld 0..x the sew ESTAIUSIIE0 IHSS
&Son,MENiRy
sad &imam tosser
WALL PAPERS
CEILING DE• C• ORATIONS
at
&AUNDERS SON'S
The/ rtrpasan/tbaag in loan fur
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers in all kIn.da of
. LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE.
TENANTS
You should get your landlord to buy 'V. 11.1.
PAPIER trona
A d builder's' materiel of eter, description.
School Furniture a Specialty
Goderich Steam Boiler WOrlis
Established PAL
SAUNDERS&SON chrystal & Black
1 hey err from the Art Factory of
W. N. Peak, Brooklyn, N.Y.,
wbu supplies
No Other Dealer in Town.
No trouble to show samples
dT
The Cheapest House Under the Sea
trauel(inq loses.
frAIMES1.1...4)
GICANU'ri(uNK (RAILWAY.
Trains arrive and depart at Godcrich as fo
luws:
•tours
Mail end Express. ..... 1 Sd p.m.
)tail. ......... 0.ASp.m.
Nixed ............. ... _1LOD tam.
Mixed ..... . _ . :.SSp.m
ocrAat.
Mail 0.:d Express.- •••• ........ •• •• • 1.55 y.n
Nisei ..................................1 0E pin
QIIALITY
ROSABERMA ALWAYS WINS 1
Cares Chapped Moods. +torr LIp.. Keough -
nes. .I the skin. Salt ttee5., t'waf-
las. ane barn. Tae. Irreklea.
ate.. aim
'This fragrant preparation contains nothing
sticky or grease. and is admirab.y adapted
for the tow of the toilet. rendering the skin
beantifully soft sad satin like. restoring is
natural firmness, elaaiieity and freshness.
and to gentlemen is
Indispensable After Shaving
As the Old Darkey said :
"1'se rayther pay More an' hal)
de best once in a while, than to
pay less and huh a poor article
ora"
Allaying all irritation on the instant
itut
Refuse all Substitutes. Large Bottles Tca Triads Doublcd
Twebttat a Cent..
PREPARED ONLY BY
H. SPENCER CASE,
CaLrlwr Asn DRUGGIST.
So. m Utast sl. We:i. a.mltl.s. Out
old by V. Jordan.
Nl-1.
BUY YOUR
TEAS, COF.trEES and SUGARS
-OT THE -
Plate Glass Grocery.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID for good Bu A A Kari and EGGS.
McLEAN'S NEW BLOCK,
South Side of Courthouse Pquare
I_ ter,
(sodrrich. Mar.. Mb. 1110.
Three doors west of British Exchangc Hotel, GODERICH.
Come One, Come All!
ants get bargains, are 1 am offering my entire Stock of DRY 0001)S
at COST, as I Yom going out of that line of business to make more
room for
GROCERIES, &c., CROCKERY, FLOUR AND FEED.
Ile sure and give a call at the comer of Victoria & Nelson streets
before purchasing elsewhere.
Toln.n. M_ Prouclfoot .
Ood,•rich. Jan. 11 1111!.
SOMETHING UNUSUAL -c
Lubin's and Atkinson's Perfumes in Bulk,
also
A Select Stock of Cheaper Perfumes.
In Bottled Perfumes an Unusually Full Line.
F. JORDAN'S
MEDICAL HALL.
You can get th
BEST VALUE !
A 1 -
Maauhaturers and dealers in
Steam Boilers, !Snit lana. Tanks, Iles t_r
and all kinds. of 411.. .. t
Ire. Work.
Improved Automatic cut o0. t'urli.+ F u
gine., Upright and Horizontal Enrol,-., t1
chi•rry and Castings of every de.rnt onto.
Bras iritUnp, Pipe and Pipe Fitt rig, u
staidly on head.
Marl order* .i receive prompt attent ton
Werk. s Opp. /k'. T. R. IM■ate■.
TM Repines promptly attended to.
P.O. BOX C61
CIIAS. A. NAIRN'Z,
GROCER.
WILSON'S MAGIC PAIN CURE
179 OCs ��_
Gres
Ss\\\ `ate
SktaDtseases.
for & i kinds of pain. Price S5 rents.
i)itowN'i• BALSAM toes' WILD CHERRY
L) not HE for Cough* and Colds. Price
wlLlsYe ri LOON tai 41111 Log wt at r.
fur l'hi'.Iren. a good remedy- for Whooping
1'ungh. Price 1:, cents.
Eir;alt APIP
C_ P. Mt_ BOOM
TOWN PROERTIEI FOR SALE.
Purest Dings only used in Physicians
Prescriptions at
wIzNSoN
i'n-..•riot inn lrug Store.
Fall and Winter
GOODS.
$100 AND UPWARDS
1 Env. a larre number of Ilon.rs and Lola
and vacant Folds In the mom dealrable peels
of the Town -Ma et4Le;l'waIr.
Nos% is the time in .Iv-ure property heforr
the Itlg Itseh. The 1'. 1'. It. is miming sure
arid in a abort time prioriwill have ad.-.s,cl
Waned
beyond the mach of many.
Call and one List and Prices before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
R. RADCLIFFE,
Real Rotate and Hener.l lasnrance Agent
0(Ilee west-:tt., third door from fbptare, /'. P.
1t Ticket sod Telegraph (Moe. 51-tf.
PATENTS
Ready made Clothing at
Prises to suit Pur-
chasers.
Mist BE t I.E.x11a.L1 (IFF.
H. DUNLOP
?lay- The Toiler. Wcid -+t.
DI$COMERY.
Mar MM.e of Mrw.r, Tr./s.Iu
I eared 1.... r.ed/a,1.
waadafW rand.
1IIIs�I
egg adios greatly 1.e.. _.104.
taM. 10 C tar..
oN.w.• ..r ,tr. tl .. A•1...ena.e.
Ntr.•.J.M Ithe 'mot re712
►,.ytor.., . talt.M.r.. Jas:.►
• 4.s. L ; li~�tk Ave.. 11. V.
CARLIN G'S
ALE 84 PORTFR
CARLING'S BAVARIAN
LAGER (Bottled)
Eer SaHle by
G. . PARSONS
r a. w.es. rotor.
Irep.- weesut* home.
..ti twee./ care.
loos_' ../ one • els...
web week. err of
,.leo Oen Woos 1.1
WW1., ... mere
olietbee .te wilt=
ad wAi► `lr. r•••00110..11eet
e.M
.le.. wt. firer. •H 1 .10 y..
seed .e le i. above wk.t ere sed yea to tow wM ..11-yaew
aw.* end a hber•a.d sere ....s yew -.M. .1..,. molls
1. volorAde wadi Ike en, weer Mee wryest* wawa... es•ned,
.i We we on w.••. we toe .n esp.... ae'•tw.. rte.A nw
owe Ise.r an, If yes w..la !e Mpoo
h *hi /w •• • , ••
...• aa_ flee Nweek ewe .yyweeR•
es.. s l'
eases.. las recl a.w.d, 1.t.r.
CAVEATS. TRIO( BUIS NM CaPvrn*NTS
Obtained. anal all Malaria In the M. Pule"'
(lolls attended to at MOI)RRAT1( PRICK
0.ni office le opposite the U. R. Patera Of
fine. sed we oar obtain Patents 1s fres those
thou 11 from WA(HINI7TON.
Weed MOO RE OR ORA WINO. W ad•
vies as to pateelabilltr free oftoed
ser make 1PDf11ANON UNLR88 dO .
THIN PATRNT.
Wr refer, hero, to the Postm•tpmr.,be eat.
O Moat (order Div.. and to e4bnials Use
U. M. retest nesse. rev circular. adVW.
terms and referee/toes to mem* nllew4 is y..r
ewe Mate er Come y. writ. to
g' ..stew tCIS.,
Oew.slt. Patent tam. Washita/tool/ C.
ICURE
FITS!
AI.Bt11N IIUN k. 1.11111 lilt 11
9 Cords m
14011 ClaA(`
i111.
HOURS'
■ OA t m . 1•. N nu• for d.se,1$tive catalogue
etaalialniaa ia.u.. opal. lona k mawd• d a..ri. M.
Sow rimed 4 is $.seeshad balite, Dow eueeess-
fa111 sled. Asraprty, eon be enroll then Is a
v•.yn-v. • sew OVUM. f..r elms Saw. sail ewe
w.1b crab eealrs to the ere of tau tool overybudy
eau 0..r 11,r.r own Nw§ m,0 and du It better than tae
re.tr.t expert mu Insurer It. Adapted to all
eroea+-ttt saws, gran one who twine *ow .Male
h ave nor. Re Rog to pan w .ee•r.war• In rooms. *el
tourdasher r 0Inde reLwlan l.Aa1tY
MIJ M 1W.. 1S t. 111 .. Coad r1. C►h.eso
V, ': ' • .y tent: l do not mere t merely le
Cn-.i;. , a- nod then hose them re-
l'.' I ,d1 AM A liAi)ICAI. MALE.
I Lave :a:}ole ilu dlsdasu or
!TIN, EPILEPSY or
ArTT7��G
• '^'•.!t•,[r''n'y. 1 wAJtaA1rrmyremMy ti
C'u.i r, ; I,e t., rot ea.et. 1b-e&1w ethers have
Wm., 110 re:iwnl•.rnot no.wreeea awe,
find at once f. •r a t rwsi..e and asses
of my iNrst.t.laLC Rr.WDT. Give intent
;N! .'nqt OTA. e. It coots you nothing lar a
trite. sold it r. ill eon you. Address
It.. N. G. !JOT. 3. Tanga St., Toronto, Jut.
ZNIFIgailiffiMUMIMPOINIIIMMON
A GOOK BOOK
FREE
By melts any lady seeding in her ped ogles
address. weals, likkardsee A Co., acntred.
CHAN .r OF BUSINESS !
THE OLD AND P.ELIABLE
ARMSTRONG
FAANI!IG MILL AND PUMP WORKS
ARMSTRONG'S IIPROYED
Grain and Seed Cleaner
r-1.
FLOUR AND FEED STORE
1. generally 1 to be the heir woo
chine made for thoroughly ci.an:ng rialn and
seeds of all kinds..
I1 is 1 I.. •iiia, 11 iN.1S.
Thr piddle are hereby ir,tided that the sour
and ti'. -.1 bu•it- tortoni. carried on by A.r.
ot.u11i.has bees( no chalet.' b)
TH . J. VIDEAN,
who will .•ern it on in all to. branches at lb'
uM stand. K'. t -at. nearihc Sugar.%
Unit. r 11.e management of tor*lrr proprte-
tarsthis bu+oness has been the ,nowt •ootss..-
fill to .t• line of any in town. and as floe sew
proprietor has been dentin.•.1 with it for
over e.tht years. there wilt'* on lolling coffin
the eneret formerly estubated in keening It la
the front rank.
Goodo delivered to all parte of the town.
'I he !siert and hest liars of Motor and feed
slwsys un hand and choice swede in twasoa.
THOd. J. f 1t1►:.t1N..
1 take phi+ one .rtnnitr of Ihrnkine my err.
tomer. for their 1o.«•rd patronage during my
propnrtor.l.ip of the KO Of 1 ►'L,er and Fred
Ston', and elso take pleasure to re.•omnvend-
in; ii.y +,,' -.s..r. Mr '1'h..+. J. %'Nieto. who
.41110 found to be • thoroughly ,.bail. mos.
T: -If A. K. Cl 1.1.161.
Separates all Noxious Seeds
and .-h... teen grain ci one elesr.n,r. raving
and cleaning all timothy reed at the eau,.
time out of any kind of Erato 1t .an he Ilttr.l
Into any fanning mill will.00t removing the
tare. nn matt. -r how old *he null 1s. and
makes It do ar good work or better than the
most Improved new mills known.
1t allows m. .reel to be Mown into the cheat
It Cleans Speedily.
JW};very cleaner warranted In .cork as tepee
sewed or no wale 10.
In ordering be mail give Ieude v,Qth of
Rho. anal name of maker of mill it.-nnvealet 1
and 11 oboe has ..de skate or the old fashion
ed kind shake.
.0 :arae nria0Uly of
FIRST-CLASS PUMPS
FALL & WINTER
GOODS.
I hay.• just received n.y large
consignment Of Fall and Winter
lh,otltt, and to make 'rexnu for
'them 1 am now selling off my
en band from Algoma whit.
geertrrcd pia,.
bit ,.()edam by [nail promptly attendee
to. Shipped to any point.
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ARMSTRONG BRAS.,
Clod eriah, Ont.
NVELOPIIIIENVELOPES Blau Receipts atfPie 8inal.n 61000 ■ANN IS DONE AT SI6AAL
Previous Stock
At figures away .sown. 1 .10 not
believe in carrying over godly um
til another year, and will always
sell
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
rather than h.d.l thele over.
Being anxious to keep up witlb
the times I have just put in a
hanil,l,we plate glues front, and
intcud lucking other improvements
that will mage my exten'ice pre -
mines ,scms to none in town.
1 nut here to exchange goods
with the public for t :Loh• and am
bound to do it.
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