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COLBORNE BROS.
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?cantle Cliallea. Read) -wade Jackets, Ulaterings, Lace
% $i a, Embroideries, and Retuuant.
of Dream (goods.
FLORENTINE ROBED IJIIESSES
1
ar l.. se. M.73 for a.,.aS, sad no feat..».
- The actor* Net be mid to none rums, for our spring goods. which are coni.
log to 1 and already.
68 Pieces of New Spring Prints
now In stuck and • few piece■ of mane- cloths and dress goods. )%'r r.
Per%
o Imported Seeds to a fresay
ds. when w r will be able to shoe 60er
McMa1s Mille ever offered in town- ese
rte.
COLBORNE BROS.
sTtzacgarrs
IMPROVED HOT WATER FURNACE
(P,11011TOI , t.tua AND 1'. Mit •Tori.-.!
is t -d and Ballad to meet every requitement.
TAKES THE LEAD
term. 111.....1 M
Iii run. a.pNIN) Ktiprra/Ma
ECONOMY OF FUEL.
::ftcr this date this furnace will be knows a -
Ilitt
-HOUSEHOLDOORNER THE HOUSE AND HOME.
A bide careful Wady nail snails say
%mama W tell the real{/ Id from the la-
fersor chutta. The taunter i0 the
char ,' o1 tea dry gads Mures
offer tory little that would 1101 he darn at
au) prior. '1 I to the uulultuted the
plates for unwire,' stente oualpar1 troy fa
*orally 34101 titter that coat j1 ur $2 each
Oise can set er know too much, mud kiwi" 1
edge of this land is •urth a r.luirino
Every 1 takes greet pride u.
baviug her chew closet well tilled. and
with careful expenditure $100 or $200 will
star her • wee' stuck. Nee 1 ork Tele
grain.
lata]. p Ise.
One tableep sieful 01 liquid nukes site
half tamer... a- _-•.,a. ._. r
.felly Zags should he hunk- of flannel and
pudding Lags of linen.
11 aching dors awl shalt e. with stro
pepper. tea or hot *own. or borax water Will
destroy antsalld roaches.
I1• not put soup w the water with which
you clean a mirror : It aa abused impossible
to polish the glare if soap is used.
At Id two taWuspunnfula of kens/rue to the
lull of water with which you wash grained
•.r. rat het tat ursherl furniture,
Hanna Huey be kept smooth to scrod
weather lite uvoidlug the use of warm wa-
ter. 11.481. thrnt is Olt .-old water and
ewe..
Tut c.0i easily lir remo..i from chatting
by uuutcaused) rubbwg it well with item
Lard noel thee washing tint • ith wom water
and ..up. sew 1 -.wk Telegram.
Pamir Flits la the Faults/ .
Alit* wluch stands tis, long make* bitter
bel t tet.
771* .treat way t., Wive clear jelly .s to
let the juice drain through a flannel bag,
without *emceeing it.
If you wish your silk p.Jket kindler.
chiefs* to remain gull the year aromol as good
se new nesh them in salt and wafter Iwfory
mane them.
Keepa little beeswax tied .p in Anuli
to ruf. your flatirons; with, and y will
Martha, teen a white shirt to he i up
will sooti i,t osuie a pleasant 310113.
change.
• Oros •11s1i1 Pate/err.
Aisolee will turf (recce if covered with a
hien el.rth. tar a phoo r custard Imran if in
fhb oven with a dish of grater.
'N,r arid- Meek' ranu.11 is the
hhediing wed by hanlw-ar-e dealers for pre.
tasting dpves front rust. If put on proper
ly it will lest through the seenin.
Two apples kept in the cake Istx will
cause neelerately rich make to remain -moist
for a great length of tine•. if the apples are
removed when withered.
To make plaster .d Paris hard an thio it
will not bre.k easily, unix it %rah front
three to. ten per rent. of 'patrdersd tnarah-
T
ut1llow••noot.
+ '_lir of the cellar �a+sses int the ropes:
als.t a be. the cellar is c'.osed, and' the
l ail 1 gl r" tt" hea.'e the importance of
u\ kt npaHi . t { t+rtlar sit parr be veutila-
y Heer. 1•:.e:y .et14r contact: tboudh .,:any bterl
Sal' et ten aft 11 tuts eels.ligeett,..u.
SUNDRY AIDS TO CONVERT THE
FORMER INTO THE LATTER.
A Very ( lever N....-'la.le Toy How W
Make ••Th. Hand it+.e.l 1.. Travel,•• and
How 1.. Play the 4..re .Leer I\.. Ap_
perste 1. toad..
1.•F:1C eventing. ago whet'
tl • un. -b **'" ..f the
.urs• 3441 is the upraise'
.4 the, pongee nemMr.
ref (1* fermis% el• el
o-.thhyt but thulkutg -
au operation whl•h Im
p•Itaet a.. It may be G,
■ gn.wu person, *always
ate o•ated with sheers.
1n a youngster's timid -
then suddenly aro.* •
demand from th..three you1tger members fmu-
a new plaything They ha.I beta .1 i.1ay-
things,. left 1o{ brother Jaek ..wkl Invent
new men. aitlshey wanted one .1 his, and a
bald nee ,err at that
Altbuut;ll Jerk's thoughts w •re . cry im-
portant ..u.,. just at tine tune. he tucked
thou away for future cna.oeleiati.en and pre-
pared to humor the boys
Taking a peewit and a pons• .d Paper be
narked ,an the„
flgun shown cal tb• .dia-
gram. lettering them A, B. t'soul D.
"Non bora," said hr, "if o:e of you will
prepare tau eisoetb Meta, . if wood, each of
theta fru tuella; hog. and one and a half
inches wide. whileanedber heats tbs glue, I
will show you how to make aidaything which
eel ef„nl you eunsideraW& ruuuwtueat. Th..
thin) Ii..T tuay z,.t a tees .4 strong tont.
Is viol noel the *•*semis. Not the bast rebeei s.
how,'.cr. (..r by the time we are through
the aviation. nosy mare t.• Iw• brat to the
11-hea ,everything wan prepared. Jar-. tat
„u.• eu1 .d each it the .tiekswool mitred thew
be,retber a, th-v do n Monier (rade. e, that
they formed what may he dere-rile.' •m two
alta of aspen.. Thar are 4: .wit in the
8
snaps- (1:C>
'I f
DA-. J lRCHAN SO` telt the fart, 11183 31111,., she transfers oons
householdditties to the daughter she res-
t
t em.:4es h:•t child to .mew ftp m *bilk and
iguw stege.
Always dos, it, a Matt lie. ton an equal hulk
Oujerich. Match *iii, 1591
of told water : if pat into hot water at lite[
a *trent; taste will le del eloped. It will t
CARDTIIANKS.��'OF shitI: K,•t one of
JAMES SAI'\DER.S, in re- Arnistrong's Improved
turning thanks for the liberal -ewe.
patronage bestowed on the late
firm for the last ten year., has
now dissolved. A. Saunders i
will conduct the business of the
uhf stan.l, collect accounts
and pay all debts of the late
firm. Jas. Saunders has rt-
roofs. to McLean's block with
a full stock, which will be sold
_cheap, consisting of Sheri] 1.1
goods, in knives, forks, pen anal
pocket knives, razors, tea anti .
table spoons ; Birmingham
goods, in Japanned ware :
Wol . ton goods. in Nil 1-e -
tacles of all descriptions : fuel
silver-plate.l ware from the
best manufacturers, and jewel-
ry in gold, silver and plat(.1
ware ; specialty in we.l.livi.
rings ; combs and brushes. of
Edinburgh and Aberdeen mak -
ers; fancy goods in the new „
styles ; wall papers from the
GRAIN & SEED CLEARERS
BECAU73E
take •moot fifteen initiates to dissolve.
hut nonny stand ter, .r more hours without
harm.
'1..take the nut out of steel rub the steel
with stilet oil : in w .lay ..r two nth with
finely powdered wtelavkel lime until the
nut all •lieappears, then oil again. roll in
woolen .4111 put in a dry place, especially if
it 1e table cutlery.
It le said tout whisky will takeout every
s kind of fruit stains. A child's dryer will
look entirel • , ruined by the dark beery
stains oa it, tsit if whisky in plaited tai the
diecol.red } *teellbefore welding it into the
w*sli it w-ill••rmee nut as good an tlew.
seruliareiig hrnsbeii when kept with the
bristle* down will last twice as long. Toner
omen leer will tell you if you stand them
the dither way the seater will tart elon-tt and
weak into the lack. Irnww•ning 'the bristles,
whether they lie glued or wired.
A Neu Yak 11'ittoeeet cor-reep0su14mt veri-
ties from rt ienenee the si)tetnent that fuel
cera le aave.I on ironing Clay by placing over
the iron an obi tin bucket or b. 'lar vessel,
ls.tt.ent aide drys. "Volt need a thick iron
holier, third teeth paper, to handle then
with wlien heated in this w•ay."
A knife, like any other machin or tend,
is all :he letter for tieing periodically • 14411
..i and railed, and it is re easily chatted
than most machines. A pin is aulficient to
deem out the dirt m the knife. and It ill gene
admirably t.. oil the knife aftereni-1,.
To clean shepherd's (decd wash •arefully
in lathers hale tiered ed ■trap and water, not
tee, hot. $oap 01111 water will take out tea
mains. thy at once, and send a to 1e hot
mowed, which raises the [odor and makes It
like raw. if it is not too old and warn.
For keeping stained doors in under .ens in-
junction et inoperative. do not weal them Or
tool. thea] up. Tie a half-yanl of mitten
flannel around a broom and proltah the flier
with this. which wa11 remove all f'w,tnurks.
If any''greu.e has leen dreppd and allowed
to get dry on a dining nein floor. then you
nwey use a spegs dipped of hot valet. but
renumber that stained boors need only dr).
dusting with the canton flannel which effee-
dally .-leans and keeps then, fresh.
For a soiled linen l.aakrt procure an ordin-
ary wicker one. and rover with cret.MM .r
.-amber as preferred. gat herr! into fold.alnl
*domed with rutin nrlgg** and Meetings. Put
en the top of tow 1-asket a piece .f hnght•
•.dorrd satin. or v.lret .r flame!. apes
which are worked the initiate of the lad) of
the honor. in • nos silk or arrssen.- )as
ten this .m to the rreteeme. hiding the edge
under a mall ruching, and I.in.l the nog
Toggaa of the ruching*weth narrow (height
ri4o p.i ridden or teasel, which adds loth to
the strength and l.• the effort
lei It a1101rs 110 foul seeds to be blown into
the char, which is of gnat Importance to
every farmer who wishes to keep kis farm
clean.
tad, 1! eaves and cleans all Timothyteed
from an) kind 'rf grain while cleang the
grain.
*rd. For Market cleaning it removes Ceekk,
Chess and shrunken grain, and glees the
farmer the
nates
K t unle wright11ef1fm
grain unnecessary no uane.saryary loss.
Stk. 1t will sample grain for show .and seed
purpose.. equal 10 hand picking.
Mb. (leaning seed t%heatit removed all
(Cockle. Mustard seed, Wild Peas, Wild
Flax end other foul and shrunken sad
broken grain, an-' Kites the farmer pure
clean, seed grain.
Ws. it vett clean oats. Harley. Ate, thor-
oughly without waste of grain.
IA. -Cleaning Pease : It will separate the _-
sand, quartered, halve.. Oats and whole
Pae from each other, carrying tech to a
different romp•rtment.
h. 1t ua perfect Clover seed Machhu, re-
moving all dust. broken and dead ',oda
and other ■veils, larger or smaller than
the hover aced.
a. It is a first clam Orate meed Machine
blows no seeds away:
etb. It is •good Flax seed Machine,
duh. It is • first class chaffer.
ISM. It can be fitted Into the oldest fashioned
Panning Mill that Is Iald aside as fuseless
and make it do the work of a new 111111.
11131. It can be attached to • new Mill with.
our injuring Ir. and an be removed at an
time as malty ea three a the combined. It
dory not Inferwith th. u.e of the re -
best makers ; 2,000 rolls at
five cents per roll. Come and
see for yourselves before buy-
ing. Country produce taken
in exchange.
•
;odor 'keen of the MM.
JAMES SAUNDERti,
IMb. to sieves aro nearly all perforated
MON
.aeM��M.�•...r.asa1,w�ra•Nw.A,
.rtwr W .le .y.•l..dr nib. It has a rapacity of shote bushels of
rel ,..114.--4.7....167 r... •., grain per hour.
.■•.� 4.1y ...a, es.r ..I.•.w nub. It is as cheap as the ordisaryl Fanning
rine.
w. boor wog -alae w• dace yew •e .uta. T -e ..e 1...31M 111 sieves.
1..M est M
T• .•
SOW apile• 1111111.111011.., em yam l .•
a
at'w ttsenM Way_ ws./eeAl ...e+• inh. Every Machine is Oratu.Talsn•
=saw=tti were p.wsw.r .e...ati Semi your order at once If you want It this
s• a �.wsttn•.eie w•e.. .:..w. season. tf Ton have not teen a Machine ask
styw..rsaus.+ t ••' . to have one meat for In.p,eth.n, and that TO
Y.�rrr i ` take it on condition it setts.
HANGS (f BUSINESS l Alae: of;a_l& "L.n!an send Inside width of
AND SASTJIT.
THE OW LE ARMSTRONG BROS.,
FLOUR lig MD STOKE •f
HAS CHANOSD HAMUM.
bile are bereb isetagledrieret the not,
banineeehas been to=w M by A. S -
THOS. re�JJ.�e�MR/111,
~ bd tesiehs. et the
•earisle
proirn
the mostas p.aessa
a+� yi l.i ih u �I
h els o/ In
b LI that. ~ k In
gager b .a im11..111= Und teed
G-oderioh, Ont.
NEW ARRIVAL
of
WIINT TER
CFOODS.
LATEST STYLES.
hemmer to
be rad showy
d ou hole •t
H. DUNLOP,
ere.
tits
The P.pat.ttw se L.4erteb
ls •Mott 4,500• and see would say .t lentil
onle halt are troubled w 1111 some affection to
the Thrut and Lungs, a* those erimplaint•
are...r.rling to stet Zahn, mere nomr.sta
ban others. We eeu44 advise all sur
readers 1103 t0 negle.t the ' to
call .en their doaagggnt and get • Meth. of
Kemp"• Hrsean. for 1 h Throat and Lungs.
Teal sae erre. Large 1(0tle 5Oc and $11.
!told Is, all druggists. teem
Peter M,F:w-en. sou 00.1 A. M.Ewen, of
the 1.t line, who bee heel home on • visit
from irantt.olea, will Baas be eartimg
Ins renew t p, it is wldopH•l tennIAVilat
he afl1 t aint it oEweewit his elm
Illiaar/y le soft 1]ageglrtnt
falx
At,
A_5 A
and marked A. He tens- cut .at
Nis
of coot tin by tiara, issue., ore
Iwo pieces the youe widths, a* tb.•
wood ser, Du. and town, press .1'.
w
ith a n , l bel bot abold three -partum..[ an
latch in ' er in the (-titre of each. the
of the boys f. - 1 eery cnellttm•lu, and
_Jack tine to lomat th..playthin;, tuge•'-h-
cr. Plseiag one the R card. about ■ quar-
terof au Tech fn . - one earl of the Mee, of
wood, he tacked it t. 'he *Igo. Theo fouls
ing a hoop with it, he :keel it to the op ps
site edge. Three Mei), 1rtr•tb+- due's the.
(tate... be pkv+ 1 an. •tber •• Th.? tIe le
Lion n.3, rejcvted ou the o side 'd th''
frame. The D piece& *bleb a t'1eh a •iagle
ld..te .4 card ere:veal in the aria • are tem
tank -4 lock of the tv'o end In • : , r form
a "few..,:- to t•. ee t a:i- thing fel (Rot of
th, toad of the frame. tie tour!: pL •.: th
(f peeve:, ta.l'tng tion, • a the top the
fsr.n:erne 11141 els• .v "ur:'ri ie the mid-lle l
f .navel a Owl c{ Len tetwre:l Melt 'f .•
u ]spy,. .i..l Jay "get ,•a•• of yvr
agues, ter a barge utsr•I.le. and WV will .•c•
k.ov Ulu plaything %seeks Toni. who is th.•
ekbst .ef V041. tart have the tine chat-, at it.
First of a11, Tom. plate • lout narrld.• in .nee
n( tb• Pal h..qs., and take held ,.f the tree. •
wb..ie the two l.o..o j..1n: now let year mar-
ble cense thiw-n a: far -•s the tirst hill. a•ml
ta:eh itis th • hole. `rbtn incline your frame
riig!tly, ae for mashie will ,.tart again, and
when itseone'down t•. the N..wal hill mated it
in 'that -bole. Now start it again, and have it
C
turn the..rns•r -a pro"..hng whi.•h will re-
quirea very mead! baud. Tone -ural .:ueh it
to the third bole lis thin oat' get it (hien to the
end hoop. and then take it latek G. when. it
Martell trete. •m Your marble will fall G. 111•
deer a ghat many there Iefier you ard.an-
ptis.h thin. Toni. tort preselr isIII mettle sou
w.h Ltawtoni.hinglc quick
.titer Tom had fai4.1 repeatedly. J. . lid
the trick at the third trial. and pr.h•:hly the
younger boys err trying it yet. at intervals
bet wens supper time and lad time. Any
Iii;•6t boy can task. this little plaything
without Its meting him a penny. and if he
ha, a steady head std • quick eye he ran
manayt" t, elleceSJally treverwe what we
bac.• giver, the . but not mgr.
right... title 0t "The hand road toworts. --
f.o.li.,: Home Journal. -
nodus Im Ilttrrh-Mrk,
Ahoy useful thing* may h• 1111,14 from
hint -lark. if it Is dry and ban. put it by
the the until It is wall board: then the layer
eon be smelly 'gisrau.l and pressed into the
&Orel dupe.
:1 unique work basket ran Ie 1c)nntnieted
ley first nuking a Met .1 the bark right
in•h...luare and three in.-h,e deep. with the
.•dg,s win.' with Ii'uru•t wire. !Ain't/se lin*
with wsreh ani furnish it
with useelk•-)..,k. pinachien. ant p.•kets.
Finish the edge. with a rnling..te plating
'd itarn.w gospel ribbon.
Take no. piers rat Mrnset wire. verb *ix
teen inches long. jnin the two .ends Of smell
piece, thus making two rings.. Wind snarl;
ring with Me narrow ribbon ant torten
then at nppnitr sides of Use I.,* rani ehing
with • ritillan bow at each side. This design
may he worked out effectively in teoehatls
of brown email bunches 0f crones painted.
"a the slim oe the bake, are • pretty rMi-
Wen
For a lunging hair -pia reeeit-,.r, mak* a
ranee ten 304.4.5• long. wire the edges, and
Ned the mils and «hgw with oral brown
rihl.o. Fill with white retried hair but be
sues and sees 1t in. or it is liable to fall est.
A Witting tablet may he mote ltlr•h.-
tark will not stay perfectly nat. .. it i, horn
Ge twig It nm .arllwarl A pretty tahtet
mot.• feel' mall white I4e.tt.rs and • plow
of pine green rartlhear1 the alga elf Use Aka -
terse 34'l+•t • thin piece of lark Otte -half
in.•b entailer all •need than the earl -heard.
At .a'h .'mI rat the .ardlwaard rut two alibi
an huh and an tach and a half r'pe.tively.
(tem the newt. The length 0f the *lits to he
governs,' by the width of the hark Inert
the .•-*I. of the hark. tbrwtgh the, slit.: then
it mane curl. - The Hn.eekeeper.
A Talk s.a atgg■-
Tbi. talk may not he ea MI r1f interim% ea
an "ma is of meat," yet may be of mese use.
Eggs aro a =W4. tt Iver: every eislissitt •
ea 116p, enpg.rt df .man is a nsdn rad
ably ire Bullis .f an eggshell In the beef
aaawmd.a heesh sttliaray fiat Y is taw
to drum them he ave bandtwd dress*
ways, slut only ese•emia.►, but .a1U&
la the hilus* degree A.. honest ap-
petite ever yet rejected an egg is sums
glues, for it is ou in the stmt noseas-
wraled shape They arattai r
*h•.h v trait (teal and makes thou arm -
Willy a feud for akolar., sad alai sulphur
which performs a variety of tearditos la our
physical ..moat/.
As • foal for shdbilleu, eggs wen be
eto,alk-. a. they t+tmiaiw in a fonm
everytherg neem My to the geeslb ur the
youthful (mune. aware nee;*
muedkise alae. The *hili is y
iu
Mee ,4 hump: trawl ole on bast M• yolk 4
regarded as mate a .-urs for bruises. tate and
.t•rakbw. A raw egg, It swtllluwesi iY flan.
will elt.'tu•iiy detach a the buts is the
three:, *111 the whited of two seuge are • ere
and wereuteut antidote for patina of torn.
Nitre sublluate.
The Use .f t'laegar.
Far too tun h vinegar. mays • meal mob
.al authority, is earl G. Ix. I•rnyatttlrt. with
good health Tbr general belief is that it i.
a whdawse and nelossary a ljunet to our
diet: but rally It might be almost entirely
dispi■uad with except for p4•kltug 1wrlrw�'+s_a�
If trod, it should be usedapartllgly. A Ake.
.d lmmnt W tar preferable am a substitute,
and blues may be timed it ("uveni:•ut. if
vinegar must I... u el, that. made fruits bine
Os mark unre wholesome. Chinn that mods
from eider. In this c .nne•tton the (Mew-
ing upon :be effectss of acids and alkaline on
the stomach. (root (4•..d Health, may be
read with point: "An oilstone Ptt(irh phyd-
tiaa. Jaoirski, bas b.rti
amok -mine Use effects .1 aside and alkalies
upwl the mt,um.•:o. H.• lbmb tint acid. pre-
cipitate nines, cause WNe G. now int., the
st..uta0h, in.raxr the amount of pepsin in
the gastric jui.e. but not its acidity, dimin-
ish the new of point. juice, and in moves,.
proton. disturbancs..f digs -mien. Alkalies,
on the ..cher hand..herdve m111•11.4 ao1 nit.-.
.• nnpsr• !open. Thesw farts explain the,
evil rain*.. ari.ong (tum a etattinurd we. of
vm..gar bakine ism/der. stilt -rattle soda. and
ulmllal- .ubste,m• •. sense wily uedi 413,,.43-
.\ 1•b'•'•vl0Uoas f.nl In it. rvrhet.
Yoluo• Power.: 1"u • ■bl,n•viatmon "r•..
means single en .41.4. 'The h•s.k is pent
through the at,er:c. the thovel it thrown over
and .lrawu the..*, h. -LAC means it obi.
enrb.•t. The thread is thrown over the
book, then the h -.,k i, tent through the work.
the thread i, thrown over again, amt .Irow,p
ane ou.•.tit•h. This maitre a h.e.svier stitch
than .iagie .'t ..';rat "Tr.' e:t•l0. treble
erlleinv Th • tett rwl is ttlr.)wu ore,: the
Week. h sok tent through w.rlt. Uireel thrown
over. tee . mitt -h.•. taken •4 th-.•si over
ramie, remaining two taken ..if This kr .•al
ked '-.h ' by *en.. authorjtits• who. can give
iso
4141110 G. the .'J.." het ti ewrib:1 I) little
treble emeietw to thr.orla; three 1 over
(wise lef,r' putting limn* tbr.ugtu •w.rk,
ctrl then the: owing off as in single treble. It
is usually written its full, tb»ai-b w o w:itttas
*sen ".1. tr. Hbp stitch r mast. m making
chain stitch.... on the fountati,ut. It is the
simplest fore of creettet, ort often tient et
rape in tmteal0•; •calbep. Chain stitch is
:vrittm "eh." _
Paste That vs111
Prof Also. lt'iar•beil L. credited with the
enema ':t of a c •m'nt Ott win stark ti any-
thing.
rmything. T.'te aro ouno't of el '•r gnu arab].•.
one n•eil •.:rr ttalf umn cs of flue starch. ant
nyr:a:f 'ounce of white sugar. Pulverise
the g•lel *tabic, tun! dismay'. in as m : nn
water te the laundress would we for 1.."
•tltaatity .ped stare[. indicate'. Draw dee the
a:1l +agar• in the gum rdutk,n. Then
tie. mix -tun. in a vessel wt•epeminl in
I*dl ; wa'••:- until the Mewl' beeous•'. el••sr
The e- cent should he asdike: s. tar. aril
kept s.. It ran be kept (nail spoiling lot
drnl'pttz • a lump .4 gem 1atrtplew, or a
little 'el id or sasrfraa Tbi. „..n-- t
4 ver:.tn, [tde1..1. and will wort ter(eet-
and Le tett 1. n•„air
4 or fossils. The all -
amount of suuhpbat. of
the effn'tiveneo of
ti prevent .1•_r:,m-
ly to gkaeol au
Ir.,kea n1'ks,
diti in of a
aluminum will in
the paste. hooks help
petition.
nimplielty in Dlpwo
Mince fashion came G. the throne wo'nen's
gown. tow [weer et simply note a. pow,
when a few gathered folds at the twit nod
the ]rant. {dein skirt gives jot that idea ..(
awe f.wtah r
1 i 'wtnp,ll•ith winch Lithe ambition
.4 alt malty elegant-mind.•l toalen if pm
think that .. seh a gowu tr obtained by • here
twist of the motet the 'wooer you are unde-
ceived the better. Try it and learn through
bitter expertness that there (.'w .arek.... (..kis
are the result of bigh.'.t art, end that deftest
finger, must fashion that clone fitting skirt
into Wet snugness which i* not .sa:ltinew..
bail that aigg.wts., Mit does not reveal, the
(ventour bnesth.
Why He Was Happy.
"Are von happier amp your second mar-
riage`' be asked of his friend as they Hoke
down town on a itrsdwa7 tar.
"()A. much happier."
"Then it was a (ase of lover'
"Exa.tly, the Paine as with my fleet, Met
there ie this difference -I fuel news .441.1
-In yertr mind r'
-Yea and all other ways. It wan newel
smite voter In my newt venturee who ran the
bale'. but in thin cam everything is plain
mailing mad no deea.km for dispute "
"Hie knuckled. eh r'
"Oh, 00. tibe'. boa. --:few York Han
etyma 1spons Tire *141,
rwaale.t f'.awr.
Chicago Judge-i'pnm what £1' W l& do
you ask • divwee, madam'
Moe Lakeeki. Your Hdrnr, my hurha.d
anew w not believe in dlvonw
(bkago Jnog.' _Divorce granted.
finch • Happy Desih.
Oh. its }ort lovely In slop," acid the old
maid.
-How nun rite say o! Yon get in • Hosed
awl are nearly emend to death."
"That. just what t Hkw," returned the did
scald
A Great Mei.
"i hive that girl."
Why
'•Wbetdo you sapper slim meat me kr •
vale.tineef
"i don't knew."
"The r ealph d hi 10r alt u. atter ions y'
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ALL 1•Hg NOVELTIIIa IN
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1 lute Oils season ..eared all the latest styles 3*
ENGLISII & LMERIOAN EATS,
For spring sad sunnier wet.
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The Meek cannot be surpassed la the cities. •ad the priors aro oke peopls'e
HATS FOR ALL SORTS OF HEADS
And styles to salt all tame..
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BOOTS 86 SHOES.
I�will not insult the intelligence of the public by ad
vl: rti$ing first-class goods for almost nothing, but this I
will do : I will give you the very best goods that are made
in Canada at lower prices than they are sold at by any
other firm.
NEW SIRING GOODS
arriving daily. Call and see them and whether you buy
or not you will receive courteous attention.
I wish it be to plainly understood
1 \ULL MT BE ENDERSOL BY ANY11N&
ORDERED WORK AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
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