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THE SIGNAL : GOtERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1891.
TIME
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
L)1TasaiSNID der.
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO.
opeM aM 111.1 011 111111A1011 SOLLARS •
Ire
B. E. WALKER, Utwtw*L Mws&Otw.
ss,000,000.
*800,000.
OODERICH BRANCH.
A GENERAL BANIO NO BwINESS TRANSACTED. FARMMae NOTES DleootNTEo.
DRAFTS 1111111.1110 PAYABLE AT ALS POINTS IN CANAOA ANO THE PRINCIPAL
WWI IN TNM UNITED STATE; GIN
IAT BMTAIN. FRANCt. tdtRNuo*, k
{AMMO SAME KPARTIllt111T.
wows Of $1.00 ANO UPWARDS RECEIVED. AND CURRENT RATE. Of INTEREST
ut wEO INTSaaST ADORN TO TNM PaiNp►AL AT TNI (NO OP MAV AND
.QY.raaa IN ■A0N vast&.
speetel AtteaflBN steed to tae 0011 C11o1 of noweewerelal Popov.
ging Fares+ere' Sebe Notes.
R. S. WILLIAMS, Manager.
..NIM) AS HATTERS."
All the dry goods men in the
tom' claim that Johnston Carey's
(Ixfd•r.1 .hoes spoil the :''wale of stock -
in;,, Why, says one of them,
htr, • ,hoes never slip on the heel,
and s)nc pair of stockings weary as
long us three pairs worn in other
-ho,•.. Try s pair and be con-
vince1l.
WHAT WE ARE DOING
We carry the largest stock of
boot, and shoes in the county.
We give the largest discount for
ca -II.
We make the finest ladies' and
:lent, ,hoes to order.
\V.• make ball slippers to order
of c.• tune goods, silk, etc.
N'e r. pair goo4 bought of me
of elsewhere.
We yew all rips free of charge.
.JoHNSTON CAREY'S,
Heailquarters for boots, shoes,
trunks and valises, the
Square, Ooderich.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
real. Ile is adso,nIpauul by Mrs. lhum-
Mnt\O, Limas has retie tied to Buf•
talo.
W. J. Miter, of Clinton, was In town on
Mwd.y,
L C. Brute, of Clinton, WAS In ,:olermch
on Seturdsy.
W. ('. Lesr'uyel, of ('hntoe, spent sun -
day 10 tura.
Mr Baird made a trip to Seaforth a,
'i% ednx.tay.
4.0o- T. Hick., of Mitchell, visited (:ode
rich on M.mday.
F. ,:allsl; ter, of Victoria,
in emu on Tuesday.
,In,. Wright. .4 Ruston,
in,,ol rich on Wednesday.
G. A. Raker, ..f Chicago, . is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. C. .1. Nairn.
Mir Jenny Lawson retun
. a element trip ou the Lakes.
E. 11. 1'aamore and W. H. .Mplmcer, of
Detroit, are visiting in Goierich.
Mr. Masuret, of London, was in tor.. on
a visit t.. his family the put week.
Mies Ennis Acheson returned 00 F'n.lay
from • batt to her sister at Niagara.
Mre. Kubt. Maras aml amt left lad Mon-
,
-
day for Itat Portage, their future home.
Rev. W. L. Newton and Master Ne
of 1- tct.n•ia,are the guests .1 Chas. 4:. New-
; ton.
Mas Kate Cempsgpie returned from s
two weskit' visit w (lint,n on %Vetoes-
d•y.
D. Crittenden, of The Blyth standard,
gave Tete Signal a friendly call Monday
t,
Mr.. ( Rev.) H. Wigle and dough , cd
Leamington, are visiting the frie.si par-
ents,
Mrs. J. L. Patterson and Miss Lena
Kennedy, of London, are the guests .4 Miss
Fox.
Clinton New Era : Miss Sarah Acheson,
of,( Goderich, is visiting her old friends
hero.
A. M. Robertson lilt on Monday to
attend et the School of Pedagogy at Tor-
onto.
Wm. Munro., of Sault Ste. \lane, is
speeding a few days with lits relatives in
town.
Miss Gertie and Grace Smith, of Siouth•
lines, Mich., are visiting their Aunt, Mrs F.
Jordan.
.loan Mean, of St. Paul, !mini.., formerly;:
of t:.almch, spent a few days in tow,. the
put week.
Mir Helen Douglas. .4 North Dakota.
i..taypu►mbagg with her grandparents, Ge,. anti
Elisabeth lox.
Mir Andrews. Hayfield Road, left yes
terday for Toronto to attend • session of the
Normal School.
Alex. Miller. of San Frutci..e o, eldest son
of the ate Janos Milkr,of this town,is here
toting his mother.
tin Satur dax' Rev. 11'. A. Young, Mrs.
\ oung mei children left on • visit to Nia-
gara Falls and vicinity.
H. I. Strang.B.A., returned from Toronto
on Frnay on completion .4 examination
of .duly teschere'papers.
Rev .'4. Mac11'illians, .1 Peterborough.
arrived in town on Saturday on a few .Sys'
visit to his old parishioners.
Township clerk Miller. of West Wawa -
nosh, spent Sunday .t the residence of hu
restive, Isaac Salkeld Rayfield na.l.
Wm. Hepburn of Stratford, and his wife
and two children are spending $ week or
two in town fur the good of their health.
iI. w'., was
•
Mar., arrived
bowie after
('ohn .sin. lair has gone to struts for s few
eras.
Mrs. A.J. Moon- left last week for t:nu.s
ly .51iµ
T,.l,.r Marks. of Hayfield, was in town on
Saturday.
Miss K. Hall spent two days in l hnton
i 11.1. week.
Bunker Williams was at 'iatara in the
past week.
im d sutehyn. the apple buyer, spent Sun-
da% 111 town.
tpo. Robertson. of Toronto, was an town
ti.. put week.
\l urdo McLeod. of Seaforth, use in town
thr p...t week.
F. m ampule' monied from his Northwest
teur on Saturday.
Mi•. 'Slaty lift eke Baak. or: Mondlay
te visit her sitter.
Itrv. Mr. Howell was at O:rinuby ('amp
the present week.
Frank Hutdbsr returned to his hone in
i met
mit' on Friday.
I •. N. Davis took in
1.nnu.6y this week.
\1... Carnegie. of London,
31:e. R. Wilkinson.
Mir Kea Ardmore'
fnen!s in 111ngham.
Fred. 1Vi.lder, of I.onl.n,
the family residence.
Mir Foss aft town
t.. itntish Columbia.
Rva Hathaway and maid
Brantford, on Sstanlay.
Howard Cox returned
fiturwlay of last week.
.1 31cl lermott, of Tomato, was visiting
frtends m town this week.
IR. and Mrs. Ure have returned from
their visit to the Rockies.
Miss Minnie Pridham returned from •
tort to Clinton this week.
L , Van Evvoia& of Seaforth, was in
the county town on t rimy.
Mrs. ('has. Newton left on Saturday for
Niagara Falls and Grinrby.
Niagara F..lU and
is the guest of
has
been visiting
is visiting at
recently
on a visit
left for home,
to Chicago on
BEESLEY & CO.
MILLINERY
STOCK
Tully assorted with sew and stylish foods.
rtotht from dealos's centre. V
Laces, Flowers,
Ribbons and
Straw Goods,
From the breezy lace amid straw hat to
the largest su•ahade.
Slue .I Isle Shannon and Mir 41 :race Walsh
..,ted Seaforth on Holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. C. Robertson, of Owen
Sound, are visiting in town.
Joseph Whitehead and wife, of
were in town u4) Wednesday.
Mr. Fairweather left town on
for • stay at the Point Farm.
Miss Aggle Weshingtwt, has
from a visit to friends In Exeter.
1.en. M. P•rkea,of the Rank oft'onimerx',
returned to Dundee on Monday.
Mita Tillie 1:sham returned from a visit
te Sault Sts. Marie on Saturday.
Mires Ethel and May Craig returned
from Port Heron on Wednesday.
A. F. ('lark, of the inardl Revenue Dept .
Mtrwtford, was in town this week.
Mir Mollie Christian returned from the
Son per the Mnsaroh re Saturday.
Mrs. Thos. McLean and children sre viait-
iq Mr. sed Mrs. Best at Reafnrth.
Mrs. Oliver, Pen ('reissman, of Galt, is
visiting her m.ay relatives in torn.
Misses Nellie nod Pearl Strang Tstented
lest week from a visit to Kmeardies.
Perry Walton, of Loadote, spent Rueday
at the kindly residence, West. street.
Mir F. Williams left en Saturday to
attend • goods at the trakeing aolieSe-
Mei ties. fl sn .f Simeon, ie visiting
lsSflvts'IM lrl lf ISi MrMwasa&
Nepsompll nese d eaD=PNY
hon • trip is Fart Arthur and
NEW SIMMER SI'\ LES
Are now ready and waiting the lucky
buyer. at
FA IREST 'PRICES.
Full worth for your money is positively
Fu...Autonl on every purchase. Notb-
like this stock for style,
aswr•tment and pop,iarity.
BEESLEY'S GREAT MILLINERY AND FANCY DRY 60005 EMPORIUM,
•The Ladies' Favorite Establishment,
BEAVER BLOCK, - - CLINTON.
fu recovered as to be able toile twMMea te
his home in Winnipeg. His many frissit
here will be pleased to Mar of his uumpMS
restoration to health.
T. I'btlton was in Seaforth on Wednesday.
l:. W. Cater, of I.ucknow, was in town
011 Wednesday.
M W M unite Walsh lett fur Detroit per
sir. City of Windsor ..n Wednesday.
Mrs. Julier, of Cleveland, Ohio, is visit-
ing her brother, James Reid, Wolfe at.
.\lbert Robertson left on Monday to re -
sumo charge of his school at Hallyeroy.
_ Judge Doyle returned from Exeter, where
be ha.l Leen holding court, .sit Wenesday.
11.. :ou,l 31rs. 1 raadlell and son Harry
otn '41.nu1..4 returned to their home, De-
t.
\j)isvid Buchanan. of Saltforl, left on
Mayday for Montreal to take a position
therte.
i.e.. McKinley, of Se&forth, occupied the
pulpit of North -et. Methodist church on
Y.
Rev. rte. M.•l:ee, of Wawauoeh, and
Corcoran. of Tee.water, were in town
Thursday.
Miss Hattie itcid has returnd bombe from
Hamilton. when she had been visiting for
the past three weeks.
T. A. Johnston. of Toronto. formerly of
Ashfield, was in thin section this week, and
saw maty 4.1.1 friends.
Mrs.. Rusk takes charge of the simepparl-
toil public school Burins the absence of the
regular teacher at the Normal.
Mr. Hedben, of Montreal, inspector for
the Bank of \I nttreal, made en official visit
to the i:olerich branch this week.
Mir Millie Campbell, 1 juebec.st., left on
Monday for Detroit to visit relatives. She
intention.ds to try there until the Fall ex1ibi-
1
(unto'',
Saturday
returned
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL,
REST,
A Saving Department
nection with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rales.
GEO. DR UMMCND,
Manager Goderich Branch.
1 2,000,000.
E
,000,000.
has been oleded iii Con -
Apples Wanted 1
AT Test
PALACE ROLLER RINK,
Great sale of prints, ging-
hams and dress goods for
cash. 10c. prints reduced to
5c. per yard, 124 and 15c.
prints reduced to 84c. per
yard, ginghams worth 10 and
124c. reduced to 5 and 6'c.
per yard.
Dress goods from 5c. per
yard up. All Summer goods
must go regardless of cost.
We would rather lose con-
siderable money than carry
these goods ever until next
season. Sale for two weeks
only. By that time we ex-
pect the goods will be sold.
If you want a bargain please
call early.
Dr. .1. R. McCullough. of Chicago, Ill,
was in Loan last week paying a flying visit
to hie stater, Mrs. 11'. .1. Stevenson,
street.
l M. Newton, of the business depart-
ment of The Chicago Herald, is the east el
('. t.. Newton this week. He is soother
old Goderich boy.
J. A. REID & BRO.
Jordan's IS.d-a, (:od.-, .ch. X51
Aug. 21st. 1St,
GODERICH, - ONT.
All varieties taken. Windfalls and cults of
all descriptions taken. both large and small, If
sound
Apples boned by •eitbl. and weiitbed on
the tows scald free of expense.
THE HIAHEST MARKET PRI€E PAID
Than rad for each load. 1.1000 bushels
wasted. Brine them In at once.
yesterday morning.
The steamer Monarch weevil' this port on
Saturday at noon and andel about thirty
passengers by the tug Orowlia.
The steamer (pity of Windsor was in port
on Friday. Sunday and 1Velnerday.
The schooner Queen of the Idles, from
Toledo, with • cargo of coal for the water-
works, arrived in port on Monday.
The past week was a good one fur boat-
ing, Captain ltahb'a boats being much in
retuisit ton.
The Big Mill ltas received an outside coat
of paint and is considerably improved its
appearance.
F. R. 4:rant, ('has. Shannon, Horace The steamer Monarch was in port on
Hailey sad .1. Johnson left yesterday even- Wednesday mot -nine. She Mil a full quota
ing on the Pinafore for fort Flank, where of passeugtrs.
they will go int. camp.
Captain McCanunond, formerly of Thed-
ford, and Lieut. %Minsky, reoently of For-
est. now cornniand the S. A. contingent •t
this point. Capt. Scarr went to London
Thursday of last week.
I». Shannon, we are pleased to state,
has about recovered from his recent severe
indisposition. He hu been prostrated for
shout thirty-five days.
Mise ,meanie Chapman, of Galt, who was
the west of her aunt, Mrs. Capt. McKay,
accompanied by her father, left on Thurs-
ay afternoon for Toronto, where they in
tend staying a couple of Gaya.
Clinton New Ers Mir Minnie I'rel-
ham and Mir:Katie ('ampaigne of. code -
rich, are the guests of Miss Hattie Irwin.
W. 4:. Kiddie, of Oshawa, arrived on
Wednesday on the steamer Monarch, to
take a position in Geo. A. Fear's drug
stare.
.lea. Gni-glen and family, of St. Thorns,
arrived in town on Saturday on a visit to
the gentleman's parents, Mr. sod Mrs. 1).
1:onlon.
Past 4:rend 1'. Holt represented Huron
Lodge. No. 62, at the anted meeting of
Grand Lodge 1.O.11.F. held in Stratford
last week.
l:. 1:. t:ihano, of St. Louis, son of our
townsman ('apt. I:ibsn, was visiting his,
relatives in town this ,week, and left for
home Wednesday.
Judge Tons was one of the representa-
tives of Huron Lodge, No ea, .O.O.F.,
at the mansion a the Grand Lodge at Strat-
ford the past week.
Mir Hepburn and her cousin, Mir Skel
teri,left for their home in Stratford) Wednes•
day last. after • three weeks' visit amongst
friends in,.oderieh.
Therefore Taylor, formerly of H. I )unlop's
tailoring establishment, now of San Francis
co, who was visiting friends in town, left
for Toronto est week.
Mrs. Capt. John C. McLean and children
arrived home per sir. Monarch Wednesday
lad. wiring spent • month visiting her par
eats in Port Huron. Nish.
itr. Alex. Hutchison leas heed appointed
sort -surgeon of the Montreal Cameral Hos-
pital. There was a large number of •-for-
low
plt-
caste, bit the directors selected our fou -
m r townsman.
Mies Laura Berry returned to her home in
Lucknow, by Mifflin's lightning exprer,
lest Friday, after spending a number of
weeks with forma in Galench.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
l'..1. Nairn has the newest styles out in
handsome English dinner sod tee seta. See
his Hamilton-st. window.
Huron Encampment, No. 28. I. 0. 0. F.,
meets next Noui•y ex -ening.
Rev. Mr. Neilly, of Dunlop. preached in
Knox church on Sunday evening.
t'he Rev. W. A. Strongman, LLD., will
(DV.) preach next Sunday at 7 r. N. on
subje•t : "The road to the city."
Joseph Bake has sold out his mill prop
erty in Wi•rten and intends settling in
linclerich. Mr. Blake has already Net the
ftwniatk.n in of a hoose near the maternal
reidenoe, Sweat street.
Brunets Past : The Post had • call from
Gen. Rtivea, of 1 tedsrieh. Fest hide
ie • omndid•u for the ennaty a eat
is wig • canvass •arts the mime
reeves ani iapti• tkrosgbeet Herm.
Seers lll•..•Mr i -IIs. epd_1iw. lf;4t
Colour le/arw•ol home hoses their est....
melba alto ea Fridayhoc The=
g os viral and arry awl
i
Jae. Wilson's fly prison pad and sticking.
paper adopt cane in too late for • change
this week, but look out for it text week.
lir. NI. Nicholson, the Wed-st. dentist,
makes the preservation of the natural teeth
a specialty. Gas administered from 9 A.S.
for the painler extraction of teeth.
,las. Stokes, having pleaded guilty of till -
tapping was brought before Judge Torn
yesterday for sentence. His H000r, after
strongly nlpxoishing the defendant, re-
leased him .wm suspended yenta'. e.
Why buy me- piano, organ .r sewing
machine a • f horse, or from strang-
er*, when purchase the best in the
market in your own town at the
lowest 11 and support home trade
('all con 1:en. W.Thonwm and he convinced.
Things are booming at the (iodericb or-
( The oronus to hold
M higg het• hag in public fa
von. lard t an feu one of those
heantiful ' a octaves and support
home Geo. W. Thomson is
the least event
Om flaNiy • child was interred is Mait-
land asostary, the first sines Mach 23r41.
pile wawa this oanwwry linearly.
invest= of white number het one
oihiM dadsr ten has died is • per(ed exceed
tee . rreska, se ex healthy
•tam •
A. P. itaaree-5. of Ha k5.l. t. tlpud"4 • few ler la awe, the gaga ell his
Alex. Ma w, wilt W has Wei very
on ...1401. I•„wdiMi War at Itaswa►r. bas •
The tug I)rcadia, Captain .John l'raigie,
andel the Monarch's passengers for this
porton Saturday.
The Menem/sing 'mule a trip to Point
Farm on Wednesday evening, the journey
taking 50 minutes. :line host received the
voyagers moat affably-. A pleasant dance
heightened) the pleasure of the trip. -- _
The Tar Rini with a fishing party con-
sisting of F. Pretty, Tory Hays and Ted.
Andrews arrived in pout on 'Wednesday
from Johnston's Harbor. The anglers were
absent 24 days. and report an excellent
time. the fishing the latter part of the trip
being very groat.
Fall wheat is a prime crop this year and
it will yield well. John Cook, lot 13, 6th
line, Morris, has Donnell what in which 72
grains have been counted in one head.
Spring grains are also doing tip-top. Some
Spring wheat in the same locality maaures5
feet 6 inches.
The partially decomposed body of Wm.
%Valdon, a currier, was found in a garden
at Peterbou•recently. He is supposed
to have died some days previous from the
effect. of drink.
Prof. James, of Kincardine, dropped dead
of heart disease • few days ago in Paisley,
where he had gone to give music lessons.
He formerly was precentor in Presbyterian
churches in Galt, Toronto, Seaforth and
other paces.
NAVIGATION NOTES.
lam hew Um uININVINtralIra Mea
the pot .reek
s
'11.1 V B *IE I!♦ Mr
The eshoweer Plower*, with a osrge e1
salt hems Pea% Freak, arrived at Per Book
AAR NOT a Per
satire
alitt
TOWN & HAMLINIC,
21,11 l •roprietora.
Nerer broken
-Kabo. The "bones" in the
B. & C. corset are made of it
-warranted for a year, too.
It's a corset you can wear
a few weeks, and then get
your money back if it doesn't
suit.
But it's pretty sure to suit
-else it wouldn't be sold so.
FOR SALE BY W. ACHESON A SON
J TONIC and
era.•c TOn,•
snrpti at.y in •
forty the_
a
1 •sir:
aF
uses
vTTttS!• i r
nT r
av1f M
sewer
when
do by
y
messed
4110111101111Z
lascdto snores sd
we ane/ eels,
ININDIRRatorr ewiai
aeMg a 11
Ins
Who dads bid
deny Who chasm id r
dead teas
To.t • iesi aei M..L""ers ..5tw.` bosh
EVERY Ile . Y.b .
,
in▪ fra Ysm
wase tMrtMa<
sheet take Less Poem.
They Weil dire dm re-
h•kis. eel .l aelbes 00
Children
always
Enjoy It.
$COTT'S
EMULSIOI
of pure Cod Liver 011 with Hypo-
pbosehltes of Um. and Soda Is
almost as palatable as milk.
A MARVELLOUS FLESH IIRER
H Is Indeed, and the tittle lab and
l.5.i.e who take cold easily, may be
fortified against a cough that might
prove serious. by teeing Scott's
Mmulslon after their moats during
the winter season.
Dears of eeskeertwtNwe glad ir(raHe,se.
SCOTT & soWNE, OstN,&He.
Platin Remedy forlasrrb 1. the
Res; aseiest to Or and Meanest.
Odd htdressbee or seat by malkine.
a. T. is so. Wanes. Pa.. u. a. A.
THE FAULTLESS
IIOT ATER REATER
Guaranteed to do the same amount of
heating with less fuel than any
other furnace yet niade.
Manufactured by
D. K. STRACHAN.
Goderich, Ont.
old-time furnaces can d.e taken out
and replaced by this superior inxens
tion without alterations to the pipe -
and radiators throughout the building
in which it is plated.
Estimates furnished on application
fur placing this improved furnace in
buildings of any size.
Sends for circulars. Address:
Canada's Great
D. H. STRACHAN,
Lwow led Patentee.
( O --t) OODER1CH, ONT.
HAVE YOU
at ttal test
any intention of taking a
BUSINESS COURSE THIS SEASON?
iEI' 13C),
The Forest City Bess Colllle
OF LONDON
would like to correspond with you:
CATALOGUE FREE.
J. W. ■ESTERYELT, Pripcipsl.
INDVSTRIL
® FAIR ®
TORONTO
Sept.ea;o 19
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NwM f!)g• Fee sae) bY
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Ma ASA WEEASASEP
MOLMOD'S
SYSTKM RFJNOVATOR
Anti °THEN TENTED ltioncnisia.
Specif it, and Antidote for
Impure, weak and impoverished blood, dys-
pepsia, sleeplessness, palpitation .d use
heart, liver complaint, neuralgia, M of
memory, bronchitis, consompslon, gall
atones, jaundice. kidney and urinary
diseases, St. Vitus' dance, female irreg-
ularities and general debility
Greater and Better Than Ever
SCIENCE, ART AND INDUSTRY
LABORATORY, WORRIER. ONTARIO.
J. M. McLE01),
Proprietor and Manufacturer.
McLsot,' STery a RtxovaroR can be had
from all &mil ew in town, as well as tram
all the drupelets between Owen Sound sad
Safortb, Brume's. Durtam and Toronto.
M17 ly.
CoM•INED wl•H
INSTRUCTION •No AMUSEMENT
NEW IDEAS
Latest Inventions
Superior Attractions
ODIAP women w All. Ianwsn
a. J. wig sow D. J. RILL
!reddest Manager, Tes.Nte
surest Excursious!
The Calan factory. \Ingham, shippppss&
reeently, beeioles small orders, the follow -
N
One oar load of farnitsre to Halifax,
N. M. • one to R,snileu, Manitoba : two
to Celery. N. W. T. ; nae be Victoria, R. C.,
sad two to Mnwtre•(, gusher.
While Robert Webster. Esetsr, was hue-
tly aupjd using the steam hamwier is the
blaekeadlh sleep of W. R. Verity & Sem on
3,b0 thy, with
bests r his am, "f the eme4
is elbow and
wait At IM drag N eaonrved he W a
From all Stations in Ontario Return Rates to
Methven 1
Hartney
Delorsi ne
Moosomin
Binsoarth
Regina
Mooselaw
Yorkton
CarrinooeAlbert
low sped arms! hlie on r the ens arablas
above
28.00.
$30.00.
$35.00.
To wave all points In the Province of Ontariooa
AI 481ST isle. Return unti. September Sr, 1111.
After lata. Ralnrn until September 27, IMI.
sar'raltDVB 1st. Return until October 10th.
Ile1.
Parties ticketing from other points should
arrange to:a rive at Toronto in time to connect
with the 11 r.n. train leaving August IIS.
lltls. and September 1st. 11e1.
For fulln(tsematioe apply to any ticket
agent of the Cambodian ParIRk Railway. 21 It
•
FIRE! FIRE!
Now is the time to severe, vour coal cheap
as 1 am o44 rine the
Beat Scranton coal in the market at 16.00.
mg PAR CENT. OFF FOR ('ARH,
er k lets it $5.70 delivered.
1
kiiMonly MI. sal yard. dasher ail
glossal Is Meek at all nuns.
w. LICA
Wan leerier Miry.
$9AA. M1I.t0 seal t`e . Tslw
VWl/ re A to awd wenwew. Tewb-
etrci er taJMndnue • Bow rlltlill.-.
Testtimony of 19 CentuMM to
Jesus of Nasarath.
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