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T111 F. FARYBIR'S WRN ER.
A NOVEL METHOD FOR DIUITROYING
CANADMN TNISTLEU
terries nee Wsileden CsI--R.e.am..'s
MM A ,deed U s Dip -Aa stemeea7
lien taaarre 1. tae Oardes-. A Lorne
gals Ad.a.t.ges of email reetaree.
The ono tli-of-an •err patch el
Ominho n tll.iIM G Ni. corner of s to
awe field oettainly needs aueutioes. else it
will moms *pried ever the lotus ten acres.
Lave the posed occupied by th thrt{ss
eaapltivated this enmess, est, obs the
d ells have grows un to twelve mates high
mew them off ad drop • Leh ssemmisl or
Isere of salt on the lop eat ohm stomp in
seek. Whim the neat se .t sprouts has
appeared, now again and Tepee: the app ll•
cation of salt, and two ter than Mown's%
ad saltioge will usual)) destroy the roots.
bat if any sprouts should appear nest auto
mar, treat that in the same way. De cot
trait this work to some hired saes Galen
be is mon then ordinarily cantle). bat M
teed to the matter yourself, in order to be
certain that no plant is overlooked. We
have known whole fields of Cattadiaa
thistles to be destroyed by this process of
mowing and salting, and it is not sepses
sive, but requires care and atteattoa, with
a repetition as often as nmvesary, to pro
vent too vigorous a growth before the plants
as cut down. J. Roar, w Amerman Agri
csltunst.
Hareem for Trai.i.a t'.11..
A cult *bold never knew how much
strength he has until he knows how to nee
it. 1f he ...nee runs way he s neyet •
safe horse aftet-wool, nod. while he may u.
all appearances forget it. there will moms
• taus when he .111 run again, and the
chtta es are that hr will do much damage.
The harness for breaking and driving colts
shred.' he extra strong and heavy. The
reins and bit especially must be stout
smalls for all possible emergencies. a
straight bat hit is good enough fur a steady
berm, hut it c-aninot i.e depended nn with
fractious antmala There ate names -cos
kinds of bits that are easy when a burse is
►tenth. but so made u tc hold the base
when he tries to run.
Iletektus'. tripe.
'17:e climbing shrub known as the 1)utch-
man. Pipe grows to the height of fifteen of
twenty feet. is is a native of the southern
parts of the Alleghany \locnteius and is
frequently planted is the t•eit..d Staten, an
Britain and o0 the Coutiuent of Europe, t..
torus shady bowels. 1t has very large
heart -shaped leaves to foot in bnesdtht of a
beautiful green. 1'1.« pipe shaped flowers
bang •)ugly or in pairs on long etalks. At
a di,tan . the ,use might It mistaken for ■
beau vote, but the flowere can be taken tor
netiung else but a Uutehnian's ago. They
ase three or tout inches l..n4, .i y,0.1.ia11
gM brows and veined with ix.hlksh-brown
Minh
��.,r� A {fined sheep inv.A simple yet effectual remedy for disprus-
isg of ticks easy be wade fromtoe fullewt�g
recipe : Otte gallon of wan nu water and I.
lbs of hard soap cut in she.-. and 'hookal
in lite water. Th••rnuhldv int: w ah : jab.
of kerosene oil. until it stakes a liquml re-
sentbliug milk. To each silluo of lite mix-
ture add ( gab. ut water. 1f lbs is used
twice dun ug the y.sr, once just after she
rug ani &gam to ti:.• fall, you ell' lav
trouble from licks. Tee sheep
keep in much irtter tou.ltt!on, w
U.at then will it not .111q.e.l.
be n.,ole in about au hour tae
the cost will mw exceed
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A.
As the warnydaye et spring Bosse oe.
heavy .nal tires are not comfortable and
still scene artificial heat n, needed, es.dal
ly durto damp au•1 woody day-. I-'tnele
mfterns see end ..rat mixed half and half
Mrmcsaurement burn with 'officio nt inten
misty and heat and hold the fire better than
a cleat owl fire kept low. To keep a ri.•ar
coal tire burning it is often neee.lary to
burn then stove or femme too brtihtly, thus
wasting cowl and rendering the Mouse un
comfortable. The hest n also valuable in
heating plant houses and hells.
ono
r.ss feed
is dip cast
anyone, and
Neu Manure an the Garde..
To use hen manure it is the ).est way to
rake op the droppings from under the
roosts, and mix them with equal pans of
earth. leaf mould preferable. Keep in •
dry place, and put on laud, at the rate of
10 tors to the acre. pluwmg uuder. Or, it,
as is usually Use car, one has but a little.
pat about 1 quart of the euinpncl in each
hill for much trots ea cabbage. corn, pota
toes. etc.. steep) tomatoes. unLees you wish
• splendid crop of vines. On cabbage the
result will enema* yea
A Larne Less.
As a rule then is • large loss of fat in
creemingg and churning the farrow cow's
milk. The milk is much more viscous, and
its hotter fats will not tome •pas in new
milk with common setting. The farrow
cow's milk also dont not produce as good
flavored butter as does the milk fmm new
mulch cows. 'rheas, should be. of possible,
.erne cows fresh in mi k with them The
addition of new fresh milk to that from the
farr..w ...two will .1.1 in getting up the hotter
(ate : it will also help the churn in getting
them net of the cream.
Ad vnnteas of •wall Pastures.
Two or three small pastures are better
than one large one. The cattle as. be
turned out a week seeder. mid, when ates
field is well erten .luwn. they can be turn
ed solo another. They can always have
fresh grass if changed every week or two.
The pasture will last longer and the cattle
he better for frequent changing. Ton many
fences are no• de.vahle, but a four or five-
str.eJ herb wire fence may be beast cheap-
ly, or a movable fence used, .sed changed
e s wanted
Iamb Plasia
Farming will hear more shire, sedate
snore .la. -derma, stand up under more last
sass and outlast more neglect than most
any ether kind of business. Mune Farmer
Hr who can pest a gayeties fairly and
•sq{u•nly to mature, ani wait perhaps •
lifetime for the answer. is more than oma
Ran picked out of ten thousand ; hot epos
such mai the progress of ear agriculture
depends
teal A.n., to eke Nen-Noe..
K hem yon empty the cool ashes after
claming nut the moo. or furnace. oaks t.
. mil .hotel atone anti nae at to 'ratter •
few ahnvellide of hot dry ashes on the hos
sesta and •b.amt the hen hoses Erse.
creek .mol envies of the homes will he filled
w ith fine .nut to no dyetructinsi o1 all ie.
met life Ib this mew or tonss every
weak
A Rig neeret
The secret el the what dairy Msi•ess is
tester sew. batter erre d teem, Meter y
meatus cad • biker erases el marimbas
MIN ANO WOMEN.
Ii:slfA pees. hem tke resent sow et
kis " Modern Punters "were $30,000.
The neer Asehhiehes el W mss eeteti r js is
laver▪ k *Isfer bserto the 11111411111
lb▪ ..rner Illimang. (t.rgti. wean •
pair of cuff bake mads d bras battles oat
trees • Wsfdrste soldier's east.
Sir George Odea-Pwell bus mess to the
oesclssiee that dewstary illaia. r the
greatest Amesiosa state ems of t w present
age.
Cu- reasnrs Curtis, the one -eyed repro
matateve from New fork, is kaowe shout
Washington me the Cyclops of the Hoose.
Hairy K. Abbey said Maurice Gras ate
..cured the Anditertum Hall at (mango for
the mitre season of the Wurld's Fair, ed
will devote it te the sp.uuensr drama,
with • slide grad epees.
Thomas A Geraldd, the only brother of
the 1st. President (:arktld, reifies oo •
Mak farm near (heed Rapids, Mick. The
family commie of himself. sew alma 67
yeah of age, Mn. I:atfield and • or, Jas.
Abram Garfield.
Mesart'■ watch, ori.in•lly preowned to
the ooespoeer by the Empress Maria Ther-
esa, has just been deposited in the Moine-
mum .t salaburg. It is, of course, an aid
fa'htased but very headsoam affair, the
owes big sot with diamod a
RMaare% ua:.sssaa rows Im arta..
TIM Reese.
(:aitleatan tat an eretuog Party)—
" Madam, will you tell me why your low
dresses are called ' full dress'
Lady. , For the mote realise, 1 suppose,
that • picked chicken is called a • dressed
chicken. ' - -
aWerwh.
Sin', For five years i suffered from
lumbago and could get no relief until 1
used Hagyartis Yellow Oil, and must say i
find no better remedy for it. 2
Joie. i)etme:up ve, Sandwich, Out
Weald tied Lend Them.
" Friends and fellow.eitizena '" cries' the
agitator, •' Lend me your ears.
, Not much, retorted a minion of the
opposition. " If we did, we'd never get 'em
back again...
A torr M ('e.MlpatMn and aieadarbe.
Dr. Silas Lane, while in the Rocky Moun-
tains, discovered a not that when combined
with other herbs makes an easy and certain
cure for ouuatipation. It is in the form of
dry nests and leaves, and is known as Lane's
Family Medicine. 1t will cure sick • headache.
For the blood, liver ad kidneys, and for
clearing up the complexion it doss wonders.
Druggists .ell it at 50c. a package enough
for tee weeks. [hew
Preseere .t m. A
Mtn 1•. O. fart : "it is svekit that
woman over there paints.'+
The Vicar '• She is my sieffir.'
•
Miss F. 0. Pur : " I meas going to say
that it is evident she p.lkfta, from the in
rarest ahe takes in tfellt young artist.
American Paper. ,,
C 1 Ijj ii-ti;o.. k 12o
4.Jpvr..' I sprained my leg so badly that
I ,bid to 1.e dnven nano in a carriage. I
finmediately applied MINAKI 'S LINI-
M ENT freely and in 48 hours could use my
leg again as well aa ever
J..art-t Wit sats:LR.
Bridgewater, N. That string on your finger means Rasing
home • bottle of X11\ARI):' LINIMENT
Int
They Rod to pee op 11111.
•La.
Iwi.e.it.. P,.t.Snsl..5.. "1Ndu'1)ou hear
me ring that bell ` I want to get off here."
Jtreet car conductor " 1 can t stop here.
Thu is the middle of the block.- Imposing
personage lin a towering pesaims) " I'll re-
port you, sir, for incivility " I'm alderman
of !hie ward'" Street car conductor --
(apologetically to the passengers •• I'd
drop him out hen, gentlemen, if it wasn't
.)`ides' the rule.. You'll have to put up with
him for about half a Mock Os" -Chicago
Tribute.
The mseatUd v grippe. -
Following this scourge of humanity come
a train of eel's in the shape of obstinate
colds, lung troubles, etc. There u to
remedy an prompt. and at the same time
effectual an.l pleasant, as Milburn's lied
liver Oil Emulsion with Wild Cherry and
Hypsph,les, which Is the Latest awl
beet .aaskenation of anti consumptive re-
medies. Prior 50c. and $L00 per bottle
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A fare ensure.
Art l'atroo " look then. a Rembrandt
at 300 franca and signed. too ' What a rare
chance!" Friend "What does the pie
taro represent Art Patron "The Taking
of Sebastopol."
Im my endor.enaeot of Anti Dandruff 1
as. say something that 1 never could before,
which is that this preparation is • perfect
recover of Dandruff not only in the first
slags but eves where the plume hu be-
come chrooic and has merged Itself into •
dieeue. Veen of experience as • hair
dresser, during which time I have ex-
perimented wi h every recommended pre-
paration, not one has. nor 1 might say, .tai
as put together given the satisfaction that
Ants ItandrutI has
It positively removes Dandruff. It stops
falling of the hair. It cools the iced. it
stakes an elegant hair dressing without
leaving • trace of its use. i use it daily is
my hair dressing place, .t Balmoral Hotel,
ad have yet to tied the first customer who
was not pleased with it.
J. T. Fo,Tttaa,
Proprietor barber .hop Balmoral 1401.1,
M oetreal, 1'. V.
A GENEROUS HERO.
The seen of Lord William Ia.re.f rd'. MI -
ant Meerut of • isern..sl.
roan Ilea
What one 11km is Archibald Forbee'e
" Barracks, Biveseee sed Battles " is tae
sir et freedom, the rebaetesas, the
Mustiness of these episodes is the
pageant of war. Mai do their /were deeds
without parade sad without fake humility,
het with jest • tomb of assumed e•releme-
e ms. 01 sears•, ern nraa rata his life
without caries, unless ha is tired of it mad
fa that oar there is not spacial .sant 1.
,nester after death. Rat really to earl
IIA M the somata, and pet it all in peril
far • .eattmest nae thrnogl *shuns te
wear • hatable of • eons that mese. twiner
that takes sive., Gad to do it with •
awns, as thresh at were me of the polite
amventieme of hie which are n of
physical impertertehhwm wb.e& we nae
'Newer." it demesds • eseadlesi spirit
era in thine n etches, hen we reed et Lod
Wain ir_:rra Meg dab He
d detail M ai.M�&►g �a wounded iron
W t �Ad Tieferiere read t�:
wettatisd Elea nhsed to so wish bias be-
muse it Weald eadmrsr .•ettewbe.I d et
brassiest revisable dealt ea was.. -we Wt.
Jon is • brave men i.1 wheat it is added
that Loci Wiltiata •• mere wish eimohd
httatl M would puha the woaaded meg
Mod it be did not allow bis life W he saved "
the touch of Minor brim the whole seem
wilds the rage at err sympathies. Is is
alt a play any wags with aeon et 11111 -
other Iso', hooka bit et ordinary, everyday
life made ides!. Then we ,ay, • He as •
hero. " e.rg�
The. • third mats mss. fria
O'Toole, ad 'boom down the
Zulus, who an at the very herbal the over-
burdened
verburdened horse, and the throe emendes teen
`ether at Inst reach safety.
Py sail by the Brinell troop, tad he.
but tae news al the les.* deed W lees
preceded thea Lord William is ems -
Mulled to Wisdom to receive the Victoria
crura Surely he had ,orated is denhly, bol
:here is room for eves more •'star" in
such • hero. He will hare no heaer that he
cannot .bare with ( )Toole, and the (,hens
knows valor whom she sees it and gives two
Victoria creases.
Then we say . " (fere to • Mee who is
not only humane ad brave, but isaetoss
and modest, ad withal be has a masse of
humor WLy, he is not what the looks tall
• hero he is • man, every inch of him, sod
1 woull like to take Ms hand sad tell hint
BACKACHE
C000�
oil 0 N E Y
PILLS
WILL CURE YOU
so.
t.lr■rd'. melenall m elm RM.
..r eneenalleilln
From The 1 outh's Compankm.
Thu works u getting too maaU te Mid
certain kinds of bad people. Two years ago
a bank meeneerer in New York stole a
package of bank notes worth forty-one
thousand dollars. He cunningly kept oat
with his work as usual for a year, and then
reamer.' with hie stolen money to Hondur
es, where he heed quietly and in much con-
fidence, because there s no extradition
treaty between Honduras and the United
States ; but all this time a detective was
shadowing him, and finally got the money
from him and will probably get the roan.
Lot year a thief was arrested in Mouth
Animus., eight years after the eomtnisaton
M a robbery in the tutted States. There
is now a secret understanding among the
police authorities and detective agencies
over the greater part of the globe. They
aasint one another in such ways as to render
it all but impossible for a criminal to es-
cape into whatever pert of the earth he may
go
Nothing can oumtnp the electric current
which now pampa over nearly all lads and
under nearly all seas.
We often hear nowadays of defaulters
running away with or without their booty,
and we do not always hear of their arrest.
Generally, however, they are arrested,
though sometimes they wow the penalty
due (hear crime by Burr nng•great part
of their plunder. The system Is not yet
perfecter and its working is attended with
Po much expense. The time ie sot fu du-
trst when the chief of police in New York
or Boston will be able to arrest a man in
Australia Just as easily. quickly and cheap-
ly ate if he were in the next street.
ore apse ass say.
The best half of life is to front of a man
of forty, says an old , osintry contemporary,
if he be anything of • man. The work he
will do wi:l be well dune with the band of a
master. and not of a raw apprentice. The
trams' intellect does not see " men as trees
walking," but sees everything clearly and
in jot measure. The trained temper does
not rush at work like a blind bull at a hay
stack, but advances with the tales and or-
dered peace of conscious power and deliber-
ate determination. '1'. no roan is this world
se new, and the future so fresh, a. to him
who has spent the early year of rnanhoosl
in attiring to understand the deeper prub-
Ieneo of science and life and who has made
some headway towards comprehending
them. To ben the commonest things are
rare and wonderful both in themselves and
as part of a beautiful whole. such a thing
as attendees in life and its duties he cannot
understand. Knowledge u always opening
out before him in wider expanses and more
commanding heights. The pleasure of grow
ing knowledge and increasing power makes
every year of his life happier and more
hopeful than the last.
shard. Liniment Mases masimr.
A hew-1rshMma deet.
Prom The Boston Journal.
She'd a great and varied knowledge, picked
up at a female oollege, of quadratics,
hydrostatics, and pneumatics, very
rut:
She was duffed with erudition as you stuff
a leather centime, all the ologiea of the
colleges, and the knowledge' of the
put.
She had studied the old lexicons of Peru
visas and Mexicans, their theology,
anthropology, and geology o'er and o er;
She knew the forms anti features of the
prehistoric creatures : ichthyneactrus,
plesiosaurus. megalosaurua, and many
more.
Weed describe the ancient Toscana and the
Ilan{see and the Virtuosos, their grid
dies and their kettles, wad the victuals
that they gnawed
She'd discuss the learned .harmer, the
theology of Krahw, arid the scandals
of the Vandals and the sandals that
they tred.
She knew all the mighty giants mad tae
master minds of acusce ; all the {seem-
ing that was turniag in the harming
brain of nun .
But die couldn't prepare a dinner far •
gaunt and hungry stoner, nor set up a
deoent sapper for her poor voracious
papa, for she sever was ooadtr.cted on
the net' domestic plan.
The Mlo.. Serosas. (brained.
it is • Mumma which every merchant stud
bass me sirs haus sad detests
its a Mosinee' which is the staading
(treed ol mothers.
it is • hseitsem which is the mantas fear
of fathers.
it is • Matas= which n the horror d
every wife.
It is a business which i.akye ninety per
cent ei the baboon of the rrietimal marts.
it is a Mrinses whieh makes .sooty per
tat. of pauperise for which the tae payer
dens te pay.
it is a buss.ess which keep .mpdeyd an
army el petiedara is the titres.
it is the haeisess whieh festers vise for
profit, sad dtmYas is wtcked.ese ler Rale.
Dbuakaissss wirepriaye ell sober vier,
t Y lbs dietiemsry 01 vies, for it Malden
*my idea
AKI
POWDER
Oluslss ne Alam. Asttrsla tier
Fkmpksre. er sus Is jerla.L
LW. GILLETT. TeasR s. OM.
WONDER IN WELLAND!
A Representative Farmer
Speaks.
MR. C. C. MAUN.
The following remarkable farts aro tally
certified to as being :-)deniably correct in
every particular. Mr. Hain is well known
in the vicinity, having resided hero over
fifty years, and is highly rocp'ctei as a
man of the strictest honor, w:.cse word is
as good as his bond.
As will be seen froze his letter, four
phy-aic:ans had attended him, and it was
only after he had given tip hope of cure
that ho decided to try Burdock Blood
Bitters nn the rccom:.isndation of a
neighbor who had )"n cured of a similar
disease by i:a oat. lir. Hutu writes as
follows:
Uz a St: s,—I t:i_nk ? :,ave_ been ens
of tlia woad suffere.:. you have vet heard
of having been .tx yeas in the heads of
four of our best doctors without obtain).:(
permanent relief, tut ccntintully growing
worse, until unto:: beyond hope of re-
covery, I tried your Bitters and got relief
in a few date. Even r y ori as of my body'
wat deranged, the liver cr.:are-ed. hardened
and torpid, the her rt aid digesti7e organza
seriously deranges{, a large absoves in my
back. followed by paralysis of tl.e right
leg, in fact the lower 1 ail of my body was
entirety naele•'a. After tieing Burdock
Blood Bitters for a few days the abscess
burst, dia.:hcrging fnity Cue quarts of pan
in two hours. I hit as if I had received a
shock front :. pow. Hnl battery. M y re-
covery after ti. s was steady and the cure
pennauent, seeing that for the four years
since 1 have had Le good health as ever I
bad. I still take an oocasional bottle, not
that I need it lest bccsuse I wish to ken
my eyetem in perfect working order. I
can think of no more remarkable oast
than what I harm myeelt pawed through
and no words oan express my thankfulness
for such perfect recovery.
C. C. Hach,
Weiland P.O.
In this eonnection the following letter
from T. Cumtn.s. Esq., a lading druggist
of Welland, Ont , speaks for itself:
Meters. T. Milburn A Co., Toronto.
Gztrnt.tnua,-I have been personally
acquainted with Mr. C. C. Hann for the
last 40 years. and have always found him
• very reliable man. Yon may place the
utmost confdenco in anything he says
with regard to your medicine He h►a on
many occasions within the lest tour years
told me that it was marvellous the way
the Burdock Blood Bitten had oared him,
and that he now felt ss able to do a day's
work as he ever felt In his life. Al
quite well he still take(' some B B
000uionally, as he says, b keep him in
perfect h
Yours truly.
Tress !
Welke& Oat
The a/mdiy inerwsdng sole of B. B. B.,
the length of time it has Men Mime the
people, and the face that da muss to stay
oared. attest the darling merit of fife
monarch of s. bete ss. bete �beadle
blood mid
THE SIGNAL
Fess now till Jaw. IM. 1102.
FOR SIXTY OMITS.
HORSEMEN.
TEs ARRA? tenAnl?es r7A5J.10v,
CARLISLE 13026
wtiJ. es AT TRS
Albion Hotel, Goderich,
From four r. N. Monday until ten
A.M. on Tuesday of each week.
Parties having maria to braid
ahould not book them before sw-
ing this grad harps. 57-11IR
"I.esacki the+.wp.►s
saw the Ili -sl/ Meg )enter.
deme are la "Delp is
boob& Dears �EE�.Nra. Mep-
Kibep Tibial?* I.c t54 bIdaep
p,. (reMiJ treaty•. rear It
•'1i per stat la Iad hood,
of dise•e. 1.
Opre tou r
Neiere/ s/frer ii, and
the west Ian-
erers • all,
a'Nightgown
bIgMa
try b bare • Diabetes gad
healthy city
rankest swat- ' y . a4•0•
egg as geed inseam e•E•et
Mall ashav the exist whir•
hid..ga are Dodd's Kidney.
clawed, t1/p are Pigs ow newt
IIM kr d dudes ersset by sties nreelet
Fk. er a Wt4M.
haiaisi Wier
T22.+F !
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CHEAPER THAN LUMBER -
The subscriber has he, pule the laid
agent for the celebrate41
Drayton Tile,
And is prepare[ to furnish any quan-
tity of any size on the shortest notice,
. tical.. r than lumber cam ti.- had for
lex draining.
PRICES :
Per Per
1.0)o Rod.
2 in. Tile, 14 in. long $ 812c
2. in. " " 1014c
3 in. tt 44 12 16c
4 in. • sew 17 26c
1 idler of De:itery at G.T.11. Sta-
tion, Goderich. 1st -3t
NEIL CAMPBELL.
OODt1RJCH
Sten m Boiler Works.
.l.v'rABLt3HED IDH
A. S. CHRYSTAL
'.tvv'aer (" t'Arystal at ISheet.
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright k Tubular
ROII.MRS,
Salt I'an.., Stroke Stas•6s, sheet Ir..n
Works, etc., etc.
Also dealers in t: pt•terht mad Horizontal Slide
Calve Easier,. Automatic Cni-Oar Hatless a
pecialts. A:I else. or pin^ and yipe•flttin,t
non.taiUy on band. lt.clnu'es furnish...) on
abort notice. Itepairiait promptly attended to.
LMC'-Iy P. 1). Sox T. iloderich. Ont.
Works Opposite (i. T. it. Si*tlus. tiodenctt.
PATENTS!
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Obmined, sad all bossiness h the C. 8. Pates
ONee etteaded te •t MODERATE PRES.
Our office .s opposite the U. S. Patent Of-
fice. and w e sar obtain Patents in Mss time
Ise those remote from WAS1!INOTO.%
Bene MUD6l. OR DRAWING. We ltd.
rise as to patentability hes of chane .mud
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we make O CHARGE UNLESS R N os -
TA IN PATRNT.
We refer, he, to the Postmaster. the Supt.
4 Money Ororder U.v„ and to officiakl of the
U. 8. Patent (Moe. For circular. advice.
terms and roferresem to aerial clients in your
WO State or Constr. write to
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Oppeelte Patent Omeawaabtagtss,D.0
2741
SPILING CLOTHING.
My stock in this department is
now complete and customers can
find what they want in any line of
s. The assortment comprises
lI, English and Canadian fab -
ries, and cannot be surpassed either
in beauty or in durability.
Sole agency for W. E Sanford's
celebrated ready -matte clothing.
Ordered clothing a specialty.
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Your attention is also directed to
the choice selection of
WINDOW BHADEB,
in all the latest designs and choicest
patterns. on extra quality of
cloth . all bought direct
front the manufacturers.
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Special valve ia offered in TEAS
and other family groceries
Paints, oils and builders supplies
always on hand.
Patent metdieines a specialty.
People of an unheeded mind w111
find my prism as kw aa eke lowest
comps n•d with those of other hooses.
R. B. HOLLAND,
DIINGANI0111.
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In ibis line we have a very lair
stook et fine writing paper. a g.
able for every class of businam
represented in this locality, ,,,m
prising laid and wove, hem.
quadrille and other papers, ruled
or unruled, as may he required,
ate ' tuM
This useful sine is kept in the fail
range of qualities Mme as letter
heath:. While
10►tmoiitOt i
are not so generally used, they 1 I
an important place in oomntercial
correspondence. See what wP. n
got under the above hent,..
$•\\ iitatJ►s
If the " pay-as-you-go " plan wa.
the order of the day the dewami
for account paper would not be
so great ; but there are some inns
who get so many ttunnen that
they wonder if the stock will ever
run out. We don't intend it to,
and at present our stock is coo
pieta in this line with four .ire.
Good paper and neat ruling.
Both single and double dollar,
and Ixnta columns. They come
cheaper than bill heads, and air►
the proper thing to sent) after a
delinquent once • month. They
are sure to fetch him round -
sometime.
Yanyt\ohes
Now, it would tie hard to ate•
along without envelopes, and to
keep up with the demand for
then[ we keep a large stock a,
hand. We have now about a
hundred thousand in stock, and
the prices will range front 75... to
ft'sl.00 per M. We handle cam
menial and legal sizes exclusively
C•Areu\wow
We aim to excel in all the differ
int kinds of work we turn out
but empecially in this, and keep
in stock plain and fancy paper•
suitable for all requirements.
oortv.vAs
of entertainments and meeting.
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elegan•
with coral and pencil attached
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This head covers a large range of
work, from a bread or milk ticket
to a nett trolling card, from an or
(finery admission ticket to a tasty
business card or a handsomely
printed membership ticket.
V os<erw
( bur facilities for turning out this
class of work are evidenced by tiff
fact that the great hulk of it is
done by us. This line also in
cludet
Viot\$trw
which our three fast -running jai
presses are able to turn out in s
surprisingly short time.
%u\t 13%.k\w
belong to the poster department
also, and we make a specialty of
them -promptness being our his
in this respect. A notice of ode
will appear in THIt Sinew. fees d
charge when hills for same are /at
here.
T V�1sV<(,tkohs
to an "At Home" or a writhe*
require considerable taste in lienee
tion sometimes, but we make it
an may matter by keeping fa
stock the very latest and best
samples to be bad. Call and ver
OtNViIMAL tike\ 4 vera<vng
{tea already been partially MMR•
orated in some of the heads above.
There is, however, a vast amotm'
of work head slut to
enamerat.ander worldtttia mora than lat7a,'S'
.p the entire epees
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SISiMAL
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in the typngraphitsl printing lair
can he done in this estahlisdameat
in an expeditious and artistic
manner and
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tour rtawotnab\t
We mated our thanks for poet fa'
ems and solicit a oontinnanme of tis
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