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THE ROAD TO WOtlaia•
m m tate. nwaaS.•d W. their-Meretaes nod
O.sset Wert...ds.d.
What shall I do to dvaaes myself ! m a
puilhs "eked by many young w whoa
few ernes area shah Wigs= maw
Tse sway an apt to meow it by sews"
tag that ease briniest maeserMseh. M the
tabour. that ie teepee the pathway of w-
ow before than. Briniest nose eteN+kee,
hrwever, slays ferry with Ib roast
riche, and as a rule, the •dvansemeat made
by pmsistent effiert is the ,•last, sweet ad
meat "eery of •ttaiamsat. Is aheosing a pre -
Swim or • trade, A is ell the Want Wi-
portaaw to Delete oat that le easgenW to
the toter ; had. havies chasm one, to stiek
N it, for then is a wonderful element of
macaw la the "whim thM while ser to
shot. How way d ear mot woesasfd
fern have dues to the pathway worked out,
at tines when fainter hart would have
ahaedoaed the tank and sought refuge is
.este bar dimia.h oocaped** • 1 , LOW •gosd
trade • is that • good profusion' are gem
tow that may be at all tines ..,cared by
" Yes, for those with the shinty eleeemry
ter their pursuit sed who possess UMIA r-
*overa•oe which tre8 ..owes at a0 *am
demands.
It is Indeed folly to expect to start out
upoe may career with the p,May of pro-
gress as ploidy mapped out as V hid dolma
upon a tart : for Jl these thine regulate
thews and while • permit which
promisee all things May prove wtir.ly us -
successful, one appsreatly very uninviting
rosy lead to rapid program. AU oocups-
cions have their periods of activity and of
dallneaa, and the brisk buateem of today
may be the dull oar of tomorrow.
Be especially usretfal not to overestimate
your own abilities. It is very natural to
feel quite convinced of your perioral ability,
sad to be aggrieved that your aorta are not
more specially reougnised by employers ; but
net moored that in the end employers will
recognize any capabilities you may possess
at to proper value,ad are at all times eager
to •vest themselves of any elemente you may
possess that are advantageous to the pursuit
of their business. If, on the other hand,
your ability u recognized, bear in mind that
you ere fairly established upon the right
Path, and be careful not to succumb to the
inducemente offered elsewhere by a slight
advance of remuneration. In • position
held by dint of appreciated labor, there are
s pat many advantages that are not vier
bele upon the surface, and which can scarcely
exist in • new position.
First of all is the consideration that you
are making progress, so that, be the ob
stecles what they may, you are surmount -
tag them. This is a great point, because is
• new position you do not know what ele-
ments of opposition may arise. Next bear
io mind that the length of time you have
been in one employ is • valuable element :
you are becoming identified with the busi-
ness , you are getting more familiar with It :
and, above all, you are teatime s reoatation
in tt. You are also forming around you s
number of business acquaintances, who will
be useful to you as long as they live. How
often do we hear the remark, " 010, So-and-
so rose because he had s friend who could
push him ahead "' As a rule. however, the
disposition to advance another does not
arise from friendship, but rather from a full
confidence to his ability ; men possessing the
elements which raise thein in business arc
usually tori just, too keen -sighted, and too
careful of their own reputation, to risk the
same by reoominendiag others mat of porn
frieadsbtp : because, as compared to getting
a good appointment, keeping it is tee banes
more difficult.
The road , u success is nota roy road.
but is toter/Miy straight snd sero o e. An•
arty and watchfulness for eneass readiness
to relinquish what u already gained for
something apparently more inviting, is more
often • by -way than the highway. The
energy expended in this w• will pay a man
• hundred fold more inter if directed to
becoming proficient in hit daily duties, in
learning the science of los occupation. and
studying its necessiti He should study
trot only in, but out working hours,wheo
his daily- duties are dad. It s this which
will enable tutu data' duties to be per-
formed
er
formed more e•aij'r and efficiently. In fact,
every jot of k wledge gained after the
hours of daily - bor is capital which will
bar ample iprtereet.
There wet sometimes ctreumstaoces which
may inter{upt a successful and worthy car.
ser in buiias, but in such • came it is only
=to begin over again,undiscouraged
increased increased determination to succeed.
One/of the greatest muses of failure is a dis-
Iike to strenuous exertion, especially when
manual labor is entailed. Too m•.y young
trees get the ides that because they we
"mart" they ought to be able to live by
their wits anti they shift about from pillar
to pat in any occupation that does not is)
pore what is ooa►monly termed mewl la -
her. This indeed, is • sad mistake. All
we cannot, in the very stature of things,
learn or follow • trade, but those who ere
adapted to do so will find the pursuit less
oaerout and mors remunerative than that of
eetaring some other pursuit because of a die•
like to manual labor.
Had operative becomes • skillful work-
nra, he is a sower even though be does not
attain riches ; and if he permits this latter
fat to make him dieseatwtd, tt is not an
evidence that his career hem not bees • we
cess, bat esNrr dist he permits • . eerbid
feeling es that point to overshadow hie
moors as a workman. It seers to be •
human proclivity to wish that ose's oec.p.-
ttoo had bees something este than that
which it actually is, and we often hear it
aid, " if 1 had my life to pees over again 1
would Se a so—
aad-as."" Ws bard the fallowing remarked a few
her If meo y father had educated me until I
was eighteen years 1 siesta set he required
to toil at the beeoh. "
The reply Po the was ss well ohoesa that
we give it is fella fellows •
'That is a miM.kea idea. Whoa • young
mos, of eightee. or twenty years old and
with • geed deceits., w.ts oat to ars his
own limn he le pitied. What is be fit for !
He karma .ethieg of my mai s beeeinees, and
Inas so ezpmiwnee of either badness, ne the
world : he ma perform elided work. bat
so me the office boy who went into the
Dies as fourteen years •M and hail • year
M sight wheal. H. e.s probably do the
saw work as the boy, bit he owe* work
ter the boy's pay i he emaant •geed to start
M the boglsaisg, tet dries to jotnp 'rte •
middle pasitias white hes ate capable et
healing. The ib la hie .ttpmisr, Wow*
m Be W lammed s.sNhista el the meths
. ad .f the psetiselar, j.msnteww..11tIbM
eft bad will i Hpertiesiar bedew ein li s wTwel,sdthe
leyeets Madge
few the else b• forked ey up. astirer peliden
=7idemselles-
a , with the unless eE •
eight eseignifea wf M a bol ter may stWsrp
bare mod linedlosh bud
BMestd taWWII ea • 464
Dues r==.bees j 1 it be
be the best isaiMl- 1 ever rtri sold
N ot sat MAW sallseing ham • terrible
her.isg psis is the pit 4 .y st esseh. 1
seed six beadle .f B. B. H sod am (lad 1
did se er 1 Wald have been M sty ewe te-
dy, it osmpbteely enrol sus. 1 take • bei -
de ..try Ogees( .d wad nes be w1hase
it if it oset110-• btllWa
8 Date Pentar, Marley, Alb.
this.semens. -err rowfpywa
A writer is thetW W oestaUy enssisa
to pm the f nnmarbe, Mina may be
useful she to
"'time are preachers who never may •
Ming which ham set been 0441001... ad is
is day of thews he
the ha•ria seats . mein which
tuner truth into truisms. and pathos tate
*Wades. Ministers mast preach the old
✓ apid, but they are not *impelled to be
The ..wm.psn have mads it as
tm• pomibilit ter dell preachers ow to be
e choed with gssid •tteatios, eves if they
are tolerated..sd itj is set meept.d that
shay will be t.Msesd very long If they
MOM what they my wawa they preach, IN
theta he is wow ; lot them feel the
trims=
of the service-- far it
is • m floe. ansa A real preacher is the
ste.sfmi of a arewa w be won by bim-
mdf. The saved .ed wedged hares are
to be his crown of rejoicing at the great day.
There will be no dull aoognratioa when
that preacher occupies the pulpit who has
no greater beppieon than winning the
sods of his hearses to the glory of the
Why aquaedr maoey to eapeners doc-
tors' bills when De. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pak People offer so chap and positive •
blood badder, terve tome and Sprmwy recon-
structsThe most marvellous remedy of
the age. (titres where doctors have pro-
nounced sees incurable. Sold by all deal•
en, or snit en receipt of prima --b0 Dents •
box or nix boxes for 8250. Address Dr.
Williams' Md. 1'.., Brockville, clot , or
Morristown, lie - Y. Beware of imita-
tions.
A Metier and aka la.".
From The St. Louis ttepublte.
The mother and her boy were waiting for
the train in the Albany station, when the
dullness was broken by a funny figure of an
old woman, in rusty rowo, a cat.kin muff
and tippet, and • black bonnet made of u
many odds and ends as a magpie's nest, and -
her take front askew. She kept cbewi
on nothing, working her umbrella and
ing and shutting the other hand in ide
glove in the sonless way of old people.
The high school girls began to Utter and
make jokes to each other, 'retching the
old lady far too openly for good manners, or
any manners at all.
The rang lady is the /mart tailor suit
who gives read' nge al y school concerts
smiled hack at them studied the okl
creature with a ye.
The boy to ugh quietly with the
rest. " r. Isn't she funny'
I)o I
Dal you ever hoe h • sight' "
The mother glanced delicately and t timed
her eyes. " Poor lady," she said.
Ile was &debt, considering.
" If I hadn't yon," she went ow, " and
had lost cif my money, and gneved over all
I had 1 t in money and friends till my
mind tonched, and diced alone among
queer , I might look just like that
wo She must have been very gond-
!oohing when she was poling."
The boy's mouth twitched, a lie turned
is gaze from the poverty piece, as some of
the gtrla called her, to hie pleasant mother,
and, as the old woman went prowling about,
looking for something, a light step was st
her side, a cap raised, hat a kindly, boyish
voice asked •' Can I do anything for you.
madam '. "
" 1 was looking for some place to buy
scare eteekermi ter,.' mid the ofd awl, nod
ding carelessly and blinking with weak
eyes. " 1 dike checkerminte if they're Bos-
ton brought, but I don't seem to see any,
and then used te. be a boy with a basket
come round in the Fitchburg depot, and I
thought maybe I could find him here."
"Shell I get you some at the fruit stall" -
said the boy politely to her, but with dash-
ing glance at the giggling girls, which some-
how did not sake them feel proud of them-
r_lvea
Then the mother watched her boy lead
the old wontan to the candy stall and stand
by her courteously, pointing out this aad
sst(gsting the other, till she made her
fuablieg purchases, and escort her across
the hurrying poserto her seat is the
train, out of his own compassionate young
heart.
'Ilydeer boy '-' was all she said as he
mese back to ber, but it wan breathed in a
voice of mimic, and .he looked most happy.
The boy steed close to hie mother,
thoughtfully, one. hand just staving to cou,
ass her. Their train called, he picket up
her parcels and marched prokrtingly by
bor.
" You have a boy, mother, who will take
care of you," he said, lifting his eyes to
hen at the rate.
fled'. te.I SSt tel oyes a.uaayis.
A Osnsq ■inners r.. e.
Front Tbe New fork Wort,
Four months ago two mother monkeys
aad their three months' old babies were put
en exhibition in the Central Park Men-
agerie. They were the property of Mn.
Really 1 ooklin, wife of the es director.
They ware of the Mang•by species, add
omx•npted nee cog..
A month ago one of the enothers died,
leaving • little orphan behind, whish
"docker" subsoluently adopted. The other
mother and baby were plaited in a osier by
themselves. Holiday aftersoeo, without
warning, the baby fell from its perch and
did. it had always bees lively and well.
1t had not been weaned, sett the malts
loved it with an affection almost Memo.
The mother was nearly frantic at the death
d raggles of hr baby. She plotted it op in
her ares and hugged it to her breast, and
tne.l to make it mars After it WY dead
she refused b give it up N Keeper Cook ,
het feaght for the poesss.iee of ber baby
for an hour, at times midis( in • eerier,
straining theto her West, sed utter-
ing that imam West,little wry peculiar to
the sioskey tribe whim see al it...sber
dies.
A Who she
was thoroughly tired met,
Cask
get over her
and meek her . her. ear.nhe the
r'"
ioor.1 the day she paved to sod fro
Conk 1in ner 1eggu isks it did fnt bar frone .eesthf.g it ate
wide" mine of the visitors threw fete the
alga
Rash& Spans liniment rose..s a0
hard, sett r esteemed hempr and blsmbees
hes Menti 1ted rkee'`gYte.
tea,ilvee •ei
IMO y
o w el ... Wile Wr.aaMi the wet
wstedsehil blond ver Iowa dad
by D. J.dm taly
Tess tier A.A.. •.•m•L
Mem The Obiehn 1dl ll.a
" (hiss hew r' M seohimd, " W44I,
.heMM "e/ I was tar ►tis."
Oh, well, there's no harry. Wait •
few s.inetea"
" list a nti.te " I'0 sever be late to
eery kind d • asst yds. My wife has
1.5(101 M better."
. throe.. lemur" r -
"Mem • lecture, hat --well, yew veMVes
Minh
"may„
" Real sine. corder, juicy mesh
•• ()f .tours."
" With the mottoes jest right 9"
"Ya..
" These setki% w the seers elan with it
who • mit is mei hungry, he there !"
" No : 1 cant ser that theme ie."
" TLmatees, «temettM, terraria, and an
such things have to take • trek sat, dost
they
Well, did you ever sat a red good steak
coli r'
' Um, yes ; I behove 1 have."
•' A► t Now you're is my clam. I was
half as hoar ler yesterday and she just let
rue of the west stake 1 ser law steed
en the table till I sem. Did yen .ver
try to meaaore the amount of regret 1n
every mouthful of cold steak that yea meld
base had bot !"
•' ;o home, old mut. Your wife hes all
the best el it."
A Nevada hearer spent three month
looking for a grisly bear, and the Rhea's tea
Wives hate spent three months looking fo-
kte+. They think be must have found tier
bear.
.M ..
tae other odd
ea•
Dawn i. VIankIrt
day 1 heed
la the
with •
rugged .ed dirty .M hasdketehisk mid, s•
1 let down eleiyride. he remised ;
"Seed.
d sow, • deal Mit !"
et h
He MMi des bertlhenhi.f with thereab-
out reoe,, and there, e. one of the ices base,
an ►.dYoa amp sad half hew, wan a little
61t•• Whom
.yen
pa hie,"
" I. the .hest eat theta (let se este b.
was Whored."
•• Ane whet wW you Oo with him!"
' • Get him had and woes mei K W ser
He's • tittle feller •d ertr hive • fair
stew."
I added ney.sats to Jack's, sad idler •
few ideelles the bird baps be neve sheet
in • lively .resew and giving vat tee hie
smashed= by • aerie al Meiepa. Jack
lilted him op, gave beim • tale is the air,
and away be salted for his Nest ander • high
.eraia.
• Boys kin lit .la.g 'oast anyhow," .aid
Jack, as he shivered in the cold wind
i1Wup from the river, "hut birds is =
e fells• that we Ve got to sort o' boost
'sea saw and thea. He's all right and we're
.11 right, and good-bye to you.
The Leamington Peet ads : - Then is .em-
ployed at W. T. McKenzie s carriage factory
• man who talk• and waw dawtly niw
different languages, and has travelled over
almost the entire globe. As • woodworker
Mr. McKenzie says be has never seen his
wperir.
nrssvd'. Yaameaa M ate ey.rywane.
WONDER IN WELLAND!
A Representative Farmer
Speaks.
SNI
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411
kerreeMla
WAN DIJI1pp$ENTENI
NIION 1 11ETa My Lli<Oi•
e fir- t
CAN smug
tl'
,
—CITY
COAL AND wood
YARL'.
Coal, Wood and Kineling deli-
vered to all parts of town
with quick despatch,
Hard Coal.
(fest quality chestnut, stove and
egg coal constantly on hand.
Soft Coal.
Beat Shawnee lump oral for use
in grates, stoves, furnaces, etc.
Blacksmith Oo*1.
Best quality genuine Blomburgh
amithing coal now on hand.
Special attention given to coun-
try trade.
Cordwood.
I have purchased 1,000 cords of
maple and beech wood, 4 -feet
long, from Mr. X. laechler, a(
the Falls Reserve, on the river
" Menesetang," to be delivered
this Winter for town trade, and
will he pleased to reosive orders
for immediate delivery of this
celebrated nordwood at prvwent
t.srket prices.
COAL Spans_ Cornev of Victoria and
Angle... seta
Ramoaur•• Trafalgar... opposite
Be .east k f9oo's °Mee.
JOHN S. PLATT,
211M•1y Pso►a'rpes.
$900. a '1 `wz..i1
tae awl ('t•tpra••• u i%wMM • Yes ,me
warrea.da.d heed.
mony of 19 Ouatsrl.a M
hertelnitZisslailiewww
Jesus of Naa.aMga.
meet reemeheMe
WI w
MR. C. C. HAWN.
The following remarkable facts are fully
certified to as being undeniably correct in
every particular. 1117. Hann is well known
in the vicinity, havir ' resided hero over
fifty yearn, and is 1.:. '.:y roepected as •
man of the strictest. l.u:tor, whams word ti
13 good as hie bond.
As will be sec)) from hit letter. f•,•:-
physicians had 'Mendel Lint, en 1 It tv:a
only after lie had "i c•t ftp b•;I,e of core
that he d^cited to try 1':irdock Blood
Bitten on the . Mr mcdof a i. of • NAIRN
neighbor who had :*,en ct•:n,d of a s r,uiar
disease by its tee. :dr liana writes A s
f.,. o.rs :
Dxaa f3rna,—I t'.'.tfi I harm been ono
of the worst sunere: s yon havo yet beard
of, having been rut y.an in the hands of
four of oar best doctors without obtalr i:•,:
permanent relief, but oontiaval•.y semi:::,
worse, until eln:o•a beyeed hate of re-
soyar,. I triad your Bitters and gat relic!
in a few days. Every erten of Sty bale
ws4 derang_•t, thn liver enlarged, hs
and torpid, then heart and eli::.sti7er
seriomu!y dcr..n;rl, es largo abuwesa in my
hack, followed by paralysis of the right
leg, in fact the lower half of my body was
e::tirely useless. After using 11jes oak
Blood Bitters fora few days the abler s
bast, diac':arging fully ger quota of poll
in two bon.-.. 1 felt s• I rprived c
sly My re -
revery after this sew the curs
permassat, .sing thee ter tholinar yaw
onset haw) hid as roil health se emir 1
had. I Mifl We on aeceieneillettta, sat
that I Need it MA bore
my 'yearn in psK-A trooth t tier I
think ink of no more ease
there bleat I have myself passel thtrfigh
sad no words out samosa may thankfulness
for such perfect recovery.
C. C. Hatt:,
Weiland P.O.
In this the toM
from T. Owen's. E.q., a hoofing
of Welland, One ..peak. for :
Mears. T. Milburn .t Co. Toronto.
Gnsvtssze,--I have
personally
acquainted with Mr. C. C. Haan for the
'&4 10 years, and hews always found him
a very reliable man. You may place 410"
atstod ooafld.nnn he anythint be oars
with regent to your medicine H. has on
many omissions within the lest four years
told me that it wag marvellous the way
the Burdock Blood Bitten had oared him.
aid that he now felt as able to do a day's
work .a he ever felt in hie life. Al
quite well be dill Wee snore B VI!
r, ae he sap, to low him he
periodhwMbYou s toly,
Tn
W.45adOM.
Ilm Meanly
the WO p hew lean oak dbefore t .
! 4 *Mad he i1mcM.gltmerft owes d OA
wenareh of mdiinss, the world a fat,mfh
blood runner, bats and rese(ator.
"August
Flower"
The Yew. J. W. Vennimore is tete
Sheriff d Lest Co., Del.. and Hie
it Dover, the Camay Seat and co-
lts' of tee State. The sheriff is a
gentleman I*y-wifte years of gps.
and this is wbst M,I hen
,.used your August Mower Ibt sew-
" eral
ew•"oral years in may &wily and For my
" own nae, aid found it does ms
" more good than any other .seedy.
" I have barn troubled with whop; 1
" fall Sick Hendsie. A pain comes
" in tie ilhck part of soy head fr<nt,
" and then was a geseral headache
" until 1 become sick and vomit.
" At times, too, 1 have a fulbis
" after eating a after an
" at the pit of the stomach. d
' • sourness, when food seemed to rise
" np in my throat and mouth. When
" I feel this coming on if I take a
" little August Flower it relieves
" me, and is the best remedy I have
" ever taken for it. For this reason
" I take it and recommend it to
" others as a great remedy for Dys-
•• pepsu, lir." 1
G. G. GABBS, Selo Maoufacterer.
Woodbury, !ice Jersey, U. s. A.
PATENTS
MIMS, TRADE MUMS *10 CSP U1ITS
per, sad W busbies. 1• the U. 8. Pastsplot •ts.Md to et MODERATE i/EES.
Oar sloe le oypoette the U. B. Pleat Of -
la toss time
Gee.
Wee . ead w sea ob Rite&RUVU MA*.
Bead MODEL 01 DR4 WINO. W. ad
sloe as to charge
....keXOCJARR UNWIC a
TAM PATENT.
Wa Mer, bare, te the Poerm•st r. the Baca.
sirMeavy Div.. •ed to efoWa d ria
L. ft. Pates' Ofoe. For etreolar, .dyte.,
terms sad referees.• to actual easels la rem
Iwo *ate r Count T. writs to
C • SNOW d ca..
Oppwrts haw 0111mwashInlos.D.0
Wof
S1=R21•TC1-
If you are looking for
something new in
CHAMBER SETS
C. A.
res
Can interest you at
ReilsoniiIe Prices.
FREE TRADE
•
19'GOODS
fill;o
The only duty there will
be in connection with my
goods will be my duty to
sell and the duty of the pub-
lic to buy in the most satis-
factory manner and best
market.
Ready-made Clothing a
specialty, and everything in
the latest and best Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times pnces at
Tie Toronto Cash Store
P. O'DBA, Manager.
UNDERTAKERS
J. ISROPI-1331r da BON
Have addend to their parent business one of B. J. Nat's Icatwat Style
of sty Hearties. aloe the Swat line of trasaai furdehiags in the warty,
and are now prepared to oosdoet funsrsis et pion O.
This department will be /tautly seemed te lag his MOS
in the employ of dee tab D. Radon iir theparlt Ms ytmaq has • ~
kwowledge of the beam.., sed by rump alhitst1on hopes tO share pari af
IZ
p.blat a b...ar the p1.--W.uhi.kth
. es year way to e past
edam
J. BROPHEY & SON.
The Signal
•Mmilies to
width meat
fhb 40
sad"easseldes el all elamerig•
pima el this asaseefth
Mat it lew ib saw iiiii wsell
that
ea re es.Yml
to roMe wee MO
tie approval ef r itewa
sepitman.
-tremor ♦hates
In this line we have • very law
stoc
of fine writlag papers emir,
able k for every class of basins)
represented in this locality, tome
prising laid and wove, hbep .
quadrille and other papers, saw
or mantled, as may be required
/IOU batted.
This aerial ase is kept in the fab
rrssttmtggee at qualities same •• letter
Ihesda. While
memo ..Ntads
h
are not so generally used, the, til,
warms in commercial
See what we've
got under the above beads.
B•\\ ;Mads
If the '•papas -you -go ' plan ova.
the order of the day the demand
for account paper would not be
so great ; but there are some men
who get so many dunners them
they wonder if the stock will ever
run out. We don't intend it to,
and at pnwent our stock is tram
plete in this line with four rima
Goal paper and neat ruling.
Both single and double dollar.
and centa columns. They come•
cheaper than bill heads, and art
the proper thing to send after a
delinquent once a month. They
are sure to fetch him round
sometime.
Firart\oVt.
Now, it would be hard to get
along without envelopes, and to
keep up with the demand for
them we keep a large stock on
hand. We have now about a
hundred thousand in stock, arr1
the priced will range from 15c. to
$3.00 per M. We handle tom
mercial and legal sizes exclusively
C'Ireu\ars
We aim to excel in all the differ
kinds of work we turn out,
hut especially in this, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for all requirements.
4 rov.,rams
of entertainments and meetings
promptly tarred out, from the
plain but neat to the most elegant
with cord and pencil attached
Cards awl. T ue.U. is
This head covers a large range of
work, from a bread or milk ticket
to a neat calling card, frau an or-
dinary admission ticket to s tasty
btrine"e card or a handsomely
printed membership ticket.
T esters
Our facilities for taming est this
clam of work are evidence. by
fact that the great balk of it is
dune by us. This IOW also ia•
eludes
Dodgers
which our three fast -running job
presses are able to tarn out in •
surprisingly short time.
8 a\t Bt.\\s
belong to the poster department
also, and we make s specialty el
them— promptest, being our ass
in this respect. A notice of mak
will appear in Tea SIGNAL fres d
charge when bills for same are get
here.
T ar tat ort s
to an "At Home" or a wedding
require considerable taste in seise
tine sometimes, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping i
stock the very latest and barn
samples to be had Call and aero
Commeriw►\ 4 rmAulmg,
hart already been partially aur
ended in some the heads above.
There is, however, s vasa ansae,
of work under this head lest ts
enumerate would more Wen take
up the entire space occupied by
this ad y't, bat we do it all at Ties
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can be t stsbliimet
in an expeditions and artistic
manner and
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W• extend our theses Ise path Sav-
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