HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1891-12-17, Page 7Dresses & Costumes.
Wo receive Haley A large tauaigntnellt oft
Dress Costumes,
New English Serges
and Cheviots,
In the loatiiiig Nimblest blue, green, brown, garnet and grey.
Vslutina Cord,
lie fJa.hioutble ttulte1W far tiefh■Rt }�1i. tlllild telearia.; tt11 colors.
Special
Black Velutina,
1 her repeat order iu .tock today. Priest 75c., worth 95c.
Mantle and Jacket Cloths.
A beautiful resection •entirely new.
Kid Gloves.
Lathes run no risk iu buying our Kid (atoms, as we guarantee nearly All
nes anti take buck any not eatiefactory to return to the nttnufeeturem in-
spection invite.(.
!WNW price paid foo
etuter.
W. ACHESON & SON.
VP= S� 'TEEM
Creme de la Creme
IN CHRI4TMAS PRESENTS
AT THE PHA RMA CY.
No old-fatehioutel oxidised silver or failed plush goods.
(Our stock of \inns gifts is entirely.iew• and well :elected from the eery
utett t t les.
A choice line bf Seely's nmi liiekse(•ker.e fancy perfuses and toilet
reparations.
A pleasure to show good-. Keep poi i• ens' on , nr t.nudow
GEO. A. FEAR
Dispensing and rattily Chemist,'
theeosesor to ORO. R!•TXAe. Ooderieh. Ont.
I$9'L T NW.
Harper's Magazine.; Harper's Weekly.
ILL UST ET). ; LLTJSTR A.TEI7.
The Nlanaaine will celebrate the fourth
Centenary of the Discovery of America by its
.:t: utsnrter. through artletd etiving n more
thorough .xpoaftio• than has hitherto been
wade ot the ItwuJIxt COMO aliaNTKI.
. mermIXT Or „l:R COT STOW. sad rem -cilia,
n the OatuT WEPT. Partkular alteOUon will
aiso be given to fMAxATW ket*)t1El' or
Attaint• Htaaront.
The Fescr or THE bed la • ttrrrum oftPaeets on the
Danube
beapeFr
I'aaebe "Prom the hoick sorest to the Black
vac- b Pnt•Lrnav Btucu,w and F. L. MIL.
aerated by Mr. Shaul' and Ate eau
Pareses•. Arthdo also wile be given on the
r;ermas. Amoralise. mid Italian Armies. illus -
rated oy T. tie TnctaTRt s•.
Mr. W. 11. ilowetre will rontribute a new
anent. -. A Worlds•! ('lssor. ehsracuenstteal
ly American. tapteW promtttesoe will be
Rites to elitism wrosume which will heron
rlbeted by T. B. A t1e.N R. its t H lit t.. A.
C... A:: GfYt.K.. MAaolKr .,e:L'u. Mies
We.ett-,v. and other popular writers
Among the literary fest urea will be Personal
Itemini.veucesof Natl lfawthuroP,by hs
IWdge.�awll a I�ereonalandifrie. Horatio
Memoir of he Brown
n(r. I.) .tr.re Thackera) hitcher.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE. Per Year
RARI'KhWi Wt EKi.i',
liAltrVlt'lsBAZAR.
HAItI'kbt'e YOUNG rKOPLE.
et 00
4 00
4W
200
i'ostage Free foal! sonar-ribera : e the Visited
Staffs. Canada and Merieu.
The Volutwea of the Magazine been wltb
:he Numbers for June and December of each
Year. When so time V specified. sutsripione
will begin with the Number current at the
:low of receipt of order. Hound Volumee of
Hsal clor'sth
ybindint..will be ine for .rae x by mslLears kp. int
paid cloth v Cklh
pw,d, on receipt of •100 per volume.
crass, for binding.: o cents each by mea. Post
Paid.
Remittances should 1e made b Post-oelee
Money Order ter Graft. tel avoid chalice of
lass.
\-rwsWtprrs are col 10 rein this adrrrfise•
Muni without the nrartr order of Harper It
Brothers.
.Addis's: HARPER k H
New York.
1892.
Harper's Young People.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
W e 1:K Lt for the eom:nrr year will
contain more attractive features. more sed
ever idustrstlona, and a greater number of
anile of lite. intense interest than will be
totted in any other tw-rludical. Amoww these
latter will be • eeriest of art is re on the twenty -
five greatest cities of the world. including live
hundred illustrations. The Columbian Expo-
sition. the Anny and Nati. great public
events, disease, , on (nod and se.. and the
doings of the celebrated people of the day will
he oescribed and lLustn t„1 in an attractive
and timely nastier. The department of .oma.
t. ea - Sport will coattail. nwder the directioo of
C•-1•AK W. WHlras%. The best of modern
writers will emnrlbute short stories. and the
most distinguished artiste will nuke the iUus-
'rations. The editorial articles of Mr. Gsxomte
WILLIAM (Ixyls will remain as an especial
attraction.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
IIAR1'F.'1I.Y
11ARPk'K8
HAMPER'S
u.eery.
The Thirteenth Volume of IIAsrtat'S Tot Nu
I'sort.r began on November 3. IMI. ler the
eon ice year this beet •nd moss . eve
weekly In the world for youthful readers offers
• ' ailed and faselnating pro.m. Is serial
net fon It will contain ••INego P1010.. 001MT
of the first voyage of (Caguas.�by J11s. Rests
RI J..' 'a,.ormates:A story_ of the Pisrifis
alio hetirglades.-by KIRK ID.b,ie of the bent tapers and �e� m 1Ro
f American authors sad Mothal Ri ■kro nal
!one parts by Tnomaa Reams PAae, K. H.
Hol sat. AtuanuOR TOAs_ BILL* ROOHAtt
t'm m• R, sed MARY rt. Mt -(one. Afore thou
two huadtwd short Mores by estmelte writers.
ankles on travel tint of -door sperm. solos►
pm.,,. and all •uloieets dear W the hearts of
the young, tsaides hundreds of Ill•asntione b7
lading situs. will combine wmake HAR1•rat•
\ o. ,o 1WI-LZ few lbw as ireesistlb:e rep SI -
tory M eternal., std ,nfernatles for boys wet
Intl•. --
The iwat weakly pwblleatfoe fer MAMA
Movie la etWeseeitis edited with wourllsm•
rare cad attention and '.Mruetlos sad aster
Women( are mtn.W 1s It• MOW I• last the
✓ ies, pr'•roorttns• to e.ptIvan& the et r
young. and at the as time .snap
shinbone power.-(Akesrwr. N. V.
Tall!$, PesUttlln Priem d• Se NPM Vow.
Volumes V., VIR. sad X11. of HAara.7
Y04 $0 Farouk head M el.tb. tu10 be t Ise
The Mho, velin paidare eu(�pprint ese\
anima lftrwlrsa1.Piss team 1.11 l..dmas
C -•Py amt ea ree.lpt of hese'.* ttemP.
ItamR ub.sld h mad. W Aid.!s
ea
"•sy tk,lor Or haft. to ay.M naso w leis
S pets are not b rad/ w
Oafs ad►tW
same aewt the experts*
r of HpA01-n t
AMeom: HARP=a 111809 Y ont.
w
Per Star
WEEKLY.. .' ,•1
MAGAX1.%R•'
!!AZAR •
- .. 1. 4 '0
YOUNG PCOPLB.. . w
i'odap. Inc roan sash rribvra in the United
Mates. /'panda, and Jferieo,
The Volumes M the WOO.t.t begin with the
first Number for January of etch year. When
no time to mentioned. subs.-ripions will begin
with the Number current at the time of re-
ceipt of order.
Hound Volumes of H.Rt•RR'n WrtlKi.t for
three years back. in neat cloth binllni. will
be seen lir nail. ywlage paid. or by entire.&
fer of einem... (provided the freight does not
exceed one doaar per tolulnO. for 17.00 per
volume.
Cloth Cars for each volume. .Mable for
binding, will be sent by null. post pail. on re-
ceipt o111.00 each.
Remittances should be made by Pest-otflce
Honey Order or Draft. to avoid .:bene of
lust.
•V .r.poy/wrn are not to .rope this adrrrt .e -
mewl wit4oe! the .rpnsa order of HARI•alt t
HIMrniena
Address : HARPER t BROTHERS.
New York.
1891.
Harper's Bazar.
ILLIIBTR
HARi•K6'e BAZAR is a Journal for the home.
it Rives the Isteet informatloe with reward to
the Iraabloas. and its numerous illu*tratios..
Paris designs. sod pattern -sheet snpplenwnts
are indiepen••ble alike to the home dram -
:raker and the profeeoo•al modiste. No ex-
pense ti spared to .make its artistic attractive -
mess of the highest order. Its bright Morins.
amuning ooatedle•, sod thoughtful e.•aya sat-
iety all ,esus, and Its last paste is famous as •
MidgetadMidgetd wit anhumor d inct In Its weekly Mutes
evtrythlag is lael.ded which Mot seises*[ to
women. The tterlais for IMO will be written.
by WALTKR ata*oT and WILWAO BLACK.
Mrs. (r.trHattT will berots* • contributor.
Mamie HARLAIti. Timely Talk& "11•y In
and Ilai lit." are intead.d for matrons, and
HID. Ks MAIMHAI.L NontTH will imperially ad-
dress Rirla. T.W. Hmeteree. in "Women and
Men.' will perms a eulUvated •,dienee.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per Veer t
llAR,'RRS BAZAR ..... .
IIARPRRSMA(7AZINK.. . ...... .. LIO
/IARPRRR N'RRA,.1" ........ 4 a,
RARPFRR rof'.v.I 1'fOOI'1.R y ,e
Posinp. Fir to .df sab.rrlhers is the rattled
.Stat••. (smile, sad Mrrd' .
*4 re'
The Volumes of the BAZAR bootie with the
nest Number for January stemh year. Whoa
no time is sestteseet. euksr:tptItis• will bled•
with the Number ewrreat atthe move et receipt
et order.
Douai Volumes of Hawse'. R1rAR for
three years beet, in nem (-bth Medina. will
be Beet W mall, postage mod er by worms.
ergo of e1pswr panelled the1brt sot
emeemendmh
nae dollar per voluel. 40, 1j: Np ter
rdew.r.
and
eleth raise for each veemew imitable for
khtdbig, wO M ale by mak, met odd. ea
1100411 of OM sash. Iy ispa .d for Several weeks rehearsing the
.team M no* b peuMwm l Allay in whish .he will make her new re.=
Memel Order 0r Draft. 0. tired shame et Mss. tem mid &hatted pleasantly .bout It One
�s,.�p0rs twerpter Sane day. ' 1 an going to play her the fret
w•
smrstf ~„,,, 4*, what+id As eat wa no my Iifo the heroine in • modern
is offrare
Reorrrw00. .smsdy drama. 1 derided to %Am l is step
i We way : Ile. day Mr. R. Pt Maar
Adams' KARMAa ftliOTHew T gibed me to rad • play he had written. 1
TIIE $IGNat.: GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1*1.
EVERY FARMER'S SON
1 Business Education.
A pee:al a secure the catalmg':e
of
T HBnsiness o: ll CITY
r.parDplr,
otter IM etetteats tm atteadasoe.
J w. . rrsartpat
ODDS AND ENDS.
petard'• L1n4mesl ruses Mpbthrrta.
It takes two
champagne.
) ears to make • bottle of
Mr. epwrgetie signed the abstinence
piedge o, 10610.
Expel the worms by using the safe and
reliable untheimtntic l'ret•n:aa r %Venn Pow
der•
Im
%Viten a luau realises that be cannot bt
famous there I. sonic hone that be will set-
tle Mien and lee useful.
To invigorate both the body and the
brain, use the reliable tonic, llilbura's Aro-
matic tluininc Wine. lm
If you hate nothing flee t., I. thankful
for, it thankful that yon mint always read
your :eat friend.. thoughts.
Xati,nal fill. are a mil.( pu:''.,tive, nct-
i':a earth.- stomach, live: and bowels, re-
moving all °batnr-eons. lm
•
Evert' workman in Japan Wars of his
c..p.nd en he hark at; iutcriptitm ;wine
h., be 'intim au 1 bis emuloyer's :rune.
V ictor:a t iu•holic `talvc is a great aid to
int trued medicine in the treadmill: o: serif
elens •.•res, utters aril al...-•ewsew of all
kinds. 1m
When a woman di.e an.l her hushand rc
-
fu.es t., marry again is it a compliment to
his fire. wife, or is its sign t hat he has hal
cueing!' of it :•
itch, mange and .crotches of every kind,
o. Iranian or anitnil.. enrol in 30 minuets
by'Voollotd'a Sanitary Lotion. This cover
fails. Sold by F. Jordan. 9G•ly
The man who'goee into iM 1`e Caere
butinoss may not naturally be energetie,bet
lie id Ia,un.l to keep things humming. Eel
Lenore :\nter1C'an.
Headaches, dimness of vision, parties:
deafness. hawking and .pitting invariably
remelt from ••atarrb, %rnieh may be cured be:
the n.e of Nese) Halm. It has cured others,
why not yon'.
Stranger {in .3aysiati--"I cin t
steed bow this little testa menages to sup-
port
u -
dtwo ." Resident "1t
sn't. It supports The Ripper. The
Snorter Gres on spite.
All nervous dis..rlerr,.11 disease,. peculiar
to women, such as bearing down pains, sup
prelaiom of the periods and weak nerves,
can be thoroughly .tired by the use of lar.
Williams' Pink fill.. Try them.
-
Often That Way.. `•H'm. that yanig
man of yours is he worth anything tinan-
cially"Why, yes. papa. Ile is worth
at leant *35 a week to the store, he .aye,
though they only give him $10."
Did you ever I uy n horse and not have
some misgivings as to his points tiU they
were fully tested \ot 00 with .tyer'a Sar-
saparilla : you may be sure of tt at the
start. It never disappoints those who gine
it . fair and persistent trial.
"and when you have finished your lec-
ture," *aid the professor of elocution and
deportment to voang !Mlle, "bow gracefully
and leave the platform on tiptoes." "Why
on tiptoes!" queried Dulk. So as not to
wake the audience," replied the professor.
Nearly all colds are slight at first, but
their tendency is to so lower the system
that the sufferer becomes a ready victim to
any prevalent disease. The use of Ayer's
l'herry Pectoral, in the beginning of n roles,
would gurd ataiw.t the danger
''Women dress very ridiculously," hP
said, as he watched his wife finishing her
toilet. "It is the usluon, John," alto said
pleaearttly. "Fashion he hanged." said
Ihe.•1 would be snpennr to fashion if I
were a n-n.nan.- Five minutes later he
asked her to sew .t button oe the back of
his coat.
English 'p.vin Liniment removes all
harts, soft or calloused humps and blemishes
from horses, blond ap.vin,curbeeplints, ring
bone. sweeney, 'miles, sprains, sore and
swollen throat, coughs, etc. Save $60 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the moat
wonderful blemish cure ever known- Sold
by F. Jordan. 96-ly
A height ten-year old girl, whose tither
to amateurphotography,ata
i. addicted erod-
ed atrial at court the other day for the first
time. This was her account of the judge's
charge : -'. The judge made • long speech
to the )cry of twelve men. and them sent
them off into a little .lark room to develop."
1'. 1'. Ito it & Co.,
i have used your MiNARD'S LiXi
MIENT successfully in a serious case of
creep in my family. 1 t,r:ider it a remedy
no hoose should be without.
Pape Island. J. F. CV!ttr't.:HAtt.
Tint string fee my mow
home a bottle of MIWA1111044 U111 IRNT.
Im
fess w•....aIddwr Vow Vomelsore.
1 here Ito been much daass.t inters*,
w ines over Men %mat -%dames' iotsutiw
to return to the siege. There will 1.e od-
dities.! interest lent to ter reappeseoaee
from the fart that she will . est hes n-mn-
trance h remedy drama, in a rale entirely
le her %Ire NrIrions me uses aetiws-
did se, .ad liked it. Ten Mr. 011. Maar
read the play to Mr. Palmer. They put
their heals together sal asked ata to plc
it. 1 iwoepeed their older, bemuse the role
was et diftereut (runt anylkluiigg that I had
ever attempted. If 1 suomed, the public
will greet ate, 1 hope, ea " the other twin"
to be loved and liked, bocawso " t'oUier
este w Trn't bad" The play will be produced
at P.lu er's theater, Nee York, about lice.
17.
A farmer teacher in the Ottawa tic llegiats
Institute, tie meeitu a recent l'wamdi•n ar-
rival in Chug.', mud: "vita are the sixty-
fifth of my old pupils 1 wow anew to be m-
eanie to this city." This was out of the
pupils of five years. Them must hate beau
MI
(Geer Adobe..
Itr..t4, Stan, l have been trimly/al with
headache for ',err 40 years, and had it so
hail about ones • week that. 1 was some
Liens sot expected to live, i was advised
w ,ese R. It It, and have used 3 bottles. 1
now have an attack only once in four or
five months, and feel that if I eantioue us-
iag it 1 will be entirely cured. Therefore 1
reoutimeud it highly.
2 ML.. } A. •$hoots', Shetland, Ont.
minnow. NaI1$N- le tie Ile.*.
'I'hc nutter had brought Fainter Museum
a particularly diminutive "pat " Of butter.
The v:1 P1.n .„•kwl • ,, ins dish, looked at
It el, .sly aLa t)bservtd : " Wipe that grease
spit off that plate and bane me some out
ter.
EtIlterl•1 E, Ideate.
•1'iLt. '5L', Vour Hagyard'a )1 allow
Oil is worth is weight an gold for both
inlet nal and external use. !luring the We
la grippe epidemic we Muria it • most
excellent preveuttve,aat for sprained limbs,
etc.. there is nothing to ejual It.
let estee ., Editor Keper4er,
2 r 1 ya lei, l)nt.
WW Or ale.
A Hoosier las of twelve years was indule-
triou.ly at work upon a pile of wood la 0110
mothers back yard, when he was •
by a playmate.
"Hello, Hen," said the .your
you get anything fer cutlet' the
•• Well, 1 rtxkon t do," replied
gives mea cent a day fer Join' it.I
" What you goim' to do with yer .1""
• • Oh, she's mein' It ter me, and {rAsa 1
get enough she's goin' to get ate a new at."
A Olay* for We Setter.
Silt -1 hate taken three bottles of Bur-
dock Wood Bitten and tied it a splendid
medicine for constipation tad poor appetite.
1 will cootinne taking it, as it is a great
blessing and 1 feel a greet change in my
bealth-tince taking it.
�Ilt..1`' ( 141I\,
2 5.Sy.. denh..t1-s1., Tomato, Ont.
A Joke 1st 1al10atsdrtttla
He stood at the black .rd working very
hard over • prob. There was
a large protuberance on his cheek, which
might have been caused by his tongue ; but
the teacher thought otherwise. Laying his
finger gently upon the suspicious lump,
Prof. I hgge asked in penetrating tones :
"Quid est hocMatthew Mattes was
startled, but he did net lose has presence of
mind. ...hating the bunch to his other
cheek• he looked the professor coolly in the
face and replied :--"Hoc est quid."
Shard's Oilmrat Ise Ireeemeil.sa.
Aunt Sally "Goodness me '. How can
the President he so extravagant with the
people's money!" Unc:e i'vas tre w ' • %V net's
the matter mother`'" "Ilnly think of
keeping these peaky IndiAns on 1;overnmeut
preserves "
"Mt
For Palm or ('gilds.
/:earizer', Fifteen months ago 1 hal
a healing breast. 1 tried a number of reme-
dies but got no relief. 1 then tried llagyard's
Yellow Oil; which gave me instant relief.
It is the best thing 1 ever used for all kinds
of pain or oold. 2
Ma -.:,lone l'osnrre, St. Masya, Ont.
Matt rev the lime.
Rub lamp chitntteys in salt before wash-
inv. It will brighten them.
Wash the !ands in cider vinegar before
retiring. It will make them soft and
smooth.
One-third of a tenapoonful of molasses s.
a good substitute for ►wine glees of brandy
in fruit cake or pu.l ting.
Pine may he made to look like some bean -
tile! wood by giving it repeatol ooatsof hot
linseed oil and rubbing bar.( after each
coat.
if the differonec in the flavor of white
and black pepper were more generally known
very little black pepper wonld be used by
ea One.
In the days ..f Autumn Ironer cleaning
the wall brush made with an extension
handle, so that the highest ceiling may be
reached with ease, will be found a veritable
boon to tired clesners The handle is of
the lightest wood procurable. It is scarcely
heavier than a handle of bamboo, and it
may be extended twice its regular length.
It is so arranged that either a brush of hair
ora scrubbing brush may be attached to the
haadk.
New Nara= Sieges.
ih:AR Sten, _1 hare toe., six bottle* of 11.
RB. 1 took it for liser complaint. Before
i took it i had headache end felt stupid all
the time. Mut now 1 .m healthy and entirely
well In addition i have agtwni appetite,
which 1 did not have previn y.
2 Ltnat. Pot K , New Sarum, slat.
names Moles tar 441,4..
1. Shot the door and shut it softly.
2. Keep your own room in tasteful order.
3. Have se hour for ruing• and rise.
4. Lara to make bread as well as cake.
ft. Never let a button stay off twenty-four
hours.
6. Always know where your things are.
7 Neter let a day par without doing
eoetething to make somebody comfortable
& Never come to l,reakfaet without a
collar.
9. Never ga •bout with your suit+ un
buttoned.
10. Speak clearly ermine% for everybody
to notlentand.
11. Never Meet, or hame to disturb
X12. bod
Never help yourself at tee table be
fore you pass the plate.
13. Re patient with the little one• as you
wish your mother to he with
14. Never keep .avhndy
ib. Never less► or fret, or
Mem
Data Noma, -1 Net two 10••110 of Wag -
'a Pectoral Il.l..m. and it eared me d
IKars.Rsm
mewl tightness of the 1110 attar
other things had failed. i have Men hied
HRR.. it works splendidly kw we•kttw
and headache.
2 SAryiRt. MAnnor'K, illinginerilla, Ont.
J. C. Rt.,,anse, (limbos, mot wise a
Falafel 1evideal ; while holding • pais a
gess/ yp 1. a.e that Net. •w•. mn flaw le it,
Tt .ud.Mml wr+ked dlasn.ally, and in 1011
iew the pabet11 s.. BMW eNsed his web*
mid est lam is W krA.
'7
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
PARLOR LAMPS,
DECORATED LAMPS,
LIBRARY LAMPS,
PIANO LAMPS,
BOSTON SHADES
LAMPS FOR EVER r it AseRE.
OUTSIDE LAMPS,
INSIDE LAMPS,
KITCHEN LAMPS,
LAMPS FOR
WEDDING GIFTS
Just What You Want
,
Presents for Your Rib.
Egg Heaters.
.lett%' M,suI'I
4 'at:, Sl' apes,
Rice \bolds,
I'urrilhe Boilers.
THE BISSELL " PRIZE "
1 arph't sweeper.
;GIVE YOUR WiFE A SWEBPER
Anil snake her work lighter,
And you u ill save your atrpets.
FOR CHRISTMAS
WEDDING GIFTS.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Silver -Plated Knives and Forks, Cake Basket.,
ting Knives and Forks, Biscuit .Jars,
Tota, Table and Dessert Fruit Dishes,
Spoons and Forks. ( Cruets ants Rnttere.
From .Simpson, Hall, i Miller & Company.
hll�
IN
GIFTS. -
Al Goods. Quality Guaranteed. Prices Right.
ALECK SAUNDERS, WEST STREET.
Keep YOUR FEET DRY
EPPS'S COCOA
"Hya th,-s.nrgh knowledge of 'he ranural
laws which govern the operations of dieestion
and nutrition. andn .areful apple -anion of
lect
Cocoa. Mr.
pps has pr void 0114 ilropertir o�wbreakfast'tables with •
delicately flavoured beverage which may save
us many heavy doctor' bills. It is by the judi-
cious n.e of such articles of diet that a consti-
tution may be gradually bttlt up until strong
enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladW, are floating
around us ready to attack wherever there is •
weak point. Ile may tscape many • fatal '
shaft sty keeping onr.elves well fortified with
Corr . .Implyd mod :rite. properly nourished fratne. Stock of Fall
orbits Sirius Gnc.ith Goods
(lade simply with bailing water or milk.
Bold only in pmketAby Grocers. labelled thus •
JAMES 6►PR t 4'e., N.mwso.tble ('Mem.
Isis. Medea. gmglaad.
This can be done at a very small cost by purchasing
your foot wear at the old -established and reliable Shoe
Store of
w
YOU WILL FIND MY
- 11r111N. r a r's• 1e leen; made by Jean R
cw.r.T.ny,l.1 A. west ter ow 0.1rr,
yes ww7 ale •.•a. r w.r0, M. ..e
,M yew "Willy ace r...,w 0� t. ,•
•le ei7 w 55. sena.. wn++...•.e e.
5101 es.. all r.•. he M7 1." ,.l
semi.a. yes ..w wr......., b..,, ... •
enrolees... *pan reraww •••. t.,
. eY wast. Aa Yee.. a,w1 r.y al'al a•
wrier ee.etee. w • ,,.•o 7 1 111 nr
..
CAGILY, .nai•itr ifenMO
m1 NS Adarnan '
• .l0TLANeSAa
PATENTS!
111 Ili x4101 ■l*I1*IS i50 coPTRIIRTS
Obtained. and all business 1• the U. 8. Pato
040.. .110.4.41 to at MODJt4AT1 FEL8.
Our °see is opposite the 11. 8. Palest Of -
floe. and w • tar obtain Patents In lees ties
hen those remote from N'ARHINOTON.
Bend MOOR,. OR DRAWING. We rut
vieas to patentabilityCNA U LRd-
ss Wfree of M
and
we make
NO 0
we e
rem' PATRNT.
We neer, here. to the Postmaster. the ens.
tt T11o.•y drdar Div„ • id to ofeeiats of tie
U. N. P•te.t O40ae. Per circular. advice.
tame sed ref..eaees le seta•( clients In yews
WW1 IMMO sr Oenaty. write to
c • tw.W a tl»..
000101$. patent OSo.W �S.
a(S.D.0
NEW ARRIVAL
WINTER_00008.
LATEST BTYL:.P.
•
Romuastts mil liews eat. vert• -•t
H. DUNLOP,
RM mum $LRIBNER'i IOW Pguislgn, 74$ st1146 Brainy. Nes Yolk
Yo
Sits w.weL 12rllr
fits
As usual very large and complete.
Prices lower than the lowest.
5 PER CENT. 1)1S(IOU NT FOR CASH.
I give special attention to ordered work and repairing
and I have the workmen to do the work.
E. DOWNING.
SCRIBA ER'S MAGAZINE.
An Exceptional Year.
TNR rear PP.! has been markt-et br a pre,lrra.In..vton. tiny Similar period save the
Idaprt:i.♦ erns rMnblished. Not old An• tle literary and nriaflr ejerflran Aro* maks-
Mined anti inetraseit, hut a corresponding pain
inks .fainedantii.rrmrd,hutncorrespondinwgypain 00145,,'. 0114.' 4* 40, rale and i.rc
..o/fM
Mae/m:iae. At U '•
r end of I.f Ib e.rrwlnlion M ,..
t■ rise.. to one that IW.••-,. If ware, fsratip
be pmenianf that 40, farther s for 41., cornrow weer ..ill be lnrpm4iownl. to shier
homely i•nemore opporfwall{'a.
For Next Year.
1t is sot possible to give, in a brief spate, *n acoonnt of all the features in preparation. amt
the material is deficient la neither Importance nor raage of san/eet. Among the •abyeeu
treated
The Poor in the World'e Great Cities.
it is proposed to publish •..ries of articles. upon • .rate nM before attempted. el elate the
results of special study .sad work among the poor of the great cities. The pan will laeluda aa
account ed the conditlaas of lite In thorn .ince tin many landal where the result, of rewire*
will be helpful for purposes of memoriam as well as for their own intrtad• interest. While,
from a ael.ntl(k point of view, the articles will be •eontribetlon of greet Importaaee. the
treatment will he thoroughly popular. and the elaborate illustrations will serve to make the
presentation of the swhfeet vivid as well as peetareulee.
Washington Allston.
1 apablt.bed mad Letters of ibis forento•t asoeg early Amer. . *110
MK A number of Illwtratlose will seal additional iatere& to the articles.
Imports,nt Moments.
Tie dm of this ..ilea of v .tort articlee itt to describe the signal orc•sioa Whin
decker* *meat took plans, or when acme great .spr.bmaat wo Ism shown to he
ewe moa=t• as else of the erre use or am Alla tette sable. the fon m+ of the
tetamk ... the Esse suc enlful .aperlm.wt with ether. the • .f the 'aims,
.t lha estrat eof the vete ea the Of AMInw J ..t - este.
Out of Door Papers.
h tee.sriy 1prtas was M berm • cumber of am enaW. mtliss. among them Wag :
moan aw.ery Ptera4 bow te 1•y sot cel eeaUtify thew, h SAtn sn I'Alm•/g, M.
melding bare tram an Astpws 1smr...aea. by Du. L.■ev M. YALE.
ttlest.../w ailed.. LW Is Yew Imam d. by 1417101C, hw'.illia•R.
rorty On Aas.1., by esnw.v Loteu woe. with tq Roam
The dlentratts01 tire meads hent wridl a1 hamt.r4a1 - r.
A fail preip..twa appears la /4 Roinia• .Vwesbrr, hew mita& .....:" .a...�. ;
rearm N craws. sr m A Ti Ca.
a