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TAN SIGNAL : OODERICOII; ONT. THURSDAY, NOVEMBkR 10, 18l►2.
A NOTHBRIBLOW TO TRA DB
PROSPECTS OP AM INDUSTRIAL
WAR IN ENGLAND
Wee sisewls .f . ue.eewm.sati.. ..r ca.
1as.ter `N.w«e to a.de.. ...es Fla.
rev Casa-Tsci feeds! v.i.... mave
fi...0w. e..• -Owl.. Mee Hope t.
•emose4.
LoaDoe. Nov. 7 -England new Safer
day the bsgu.ag t what same likely to
be the greatest industrial wee that Ob.
nates ry has known ill matey years Cites
mine operating 14.000,000spas/dies were
drat down Of the 44,000,000 spindles ran
le S.gla.d the mill owaets he.. • Mestere'
Fedrattoe, is which 90,000,000 email., .re
Flel Tis ower. 1 the 6,000,000
.: ,1111 rsaning .i11 pay to the
,d.raiioa a hes of •((art►ug • spud!, per
week for such u they keep at wort.
There are about 94,000 operative spawn
grouped tato venous losd renes, en
federated is an A.talgemesed Aaeesiath.
of Cotton Spua.rs. flak average earw-
iags for a .eek .r e0 torn era 11 @hillier
The load onions have a reserve had 1
£120,000. this will b. further l.,rensed b
the contributions 1 4 shillings a weak frees
9000 members who will remain at week
From .11 .,.ren £7400 wiU Mw is weekly
w ami the operative.
The sales sass here Ise.., great ..it
tress the struggle, e.d teat is khat M will
hd.ee eatoiders to join the edn.s With .
vatic w is the "aseihmper 1•tmr,
The H Fedee.Mas ham remind •
severe Naw at Selma. whets the )iMac
Employees' A•emr•tios res &math' w se -
smooth with the Federalise la . sAe.• w
redeem peva !'heir 1✓>4SM,11S apls'Im
are still kept bum e.' M s openings see
th
wertiog en e add sash late
y at fav )
e pinned the tam pea 7.N.. they
see margin*apron.1palls other the. .
Mabee
.slog /.,Mens Satesn dims the
Federation end have shred these mob
If i.ps .newt is bolt sv.ti. ee maim
hr 1 ether mills will open„the them
paythe
-' pebble
s . Federasion Sae ~ w� b
The I. .imilitgreatly s .. i the wash 1. dolmens.
•Ms w the pan of 11e .sen. seisms
redeem wove S pee "nab
ON 1 JOYS
Both the method and reunite when
Syrup of Figs ie taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yt t promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
aches and fevts6 and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedyof its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasng to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent quill ties oommend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of T igs is for tale in 750
bottles h: all leading druggists.
Any rc:i..L:edn:€Yi.t wIto may not
have it c u Laird will pnxure it
promptly for any unit wbo wisde0
to try it. MiiiitliSallthei only by the
CAIIFORMII FIG anter CI,
gas r>i xoiaoo. Q4L
LOU1SV1LLL. KT. batty TQM i
Otto. A. FRAM, APIWT AT GODIOUaN.
THE POETS CORNER
Tin limed or V.s4-s.1..
Beyond the purple, May trees
Of summer's ethos' b.odurles ;
Beyond the sands, beyond dream.
Beyond the range 1 eyes like these,
And only in the reset 1 die
Enraptured gam 1 ss..ory,
There hen the land long len to o. -
The Land of Used -to -be.
A land enchanted, mak mewing
In golden seas when dream dimq
Along their dripping banks, .a4 seek
To Jason in their mystic comae
That dared mos with its malady;
0 such • land, with such • mesa,
Kissing its shores eternally,
L the fair Used -to -be.
A land where more err girds
The air with belts of singing birds,
And sows all 'mond, with such sweet words
That even in the lowing herds
A mewing lives so sweet to me
Lost laughter ripplee limpidly
From lips brimmed o'er with o11 the glee
01 rare old Used -to -be.
0, lend of love and dreamy thoughts,
And shining Gelds and shady spots,
Of coolest, greenest, gravy plots
Embossed with wild forget -me -sots,
And all the blooms that cunningly
Lift the noes up to me
Ont of the past ; I kiss in thee
The lips of Used -to be.
I love ye all, anti with wet eyes
Turned glimmeringly on the skies,
My blessings like your perfumes rise,
Till e'er my soul a silence hes,
Sweeter then any song t., me,
4weeter then any melody
Or its sweet echo, yes. all thee
My .dreams of Coed to -be.
Told ser itinerate..
The Married Man --I tell my wife every
thing.
The Bachelor -Ever tell her a lie'
The Married Man -Didn't I my 1 tell her
everything' -Kate Field's Washington.
TWtt Pate vier.
For Nervous prostration and Anaemia
there is no medicine that will so promptly
and infallibly restore vigor and strength as
Scott'. Emulsion. 2
N.tm.r harprNed.
Mro. Fifty (who thinks the appears youth
fall -You may be surprised to hear that
that tell young man u m7 atm.
Mr. (.oche --Yes, indeed ' I thought he
was your grandson. -Life.
Iadt.aaLea stied.
GLNnowr<, I was thoroughly cured of
iodigeetion by using only three bottles of
R. B. R., and truthfully recommend it to
.11 suffering from the same malady.
2 Mm,.. DAvtuso', Winniper, Man.
A Spread Ve.tar..
Hank Bitters (prominent citizen of Okla-
hom•-('ewnin' over to the lynehin' weight,
Kernel
Colossi Nook* -Any special features!
hank Bitters--Yey music by the trine
band. -National Tribune.
It Neuss Ascii Irma.
DLA, Sun,- We have usede
\,lbw til in our family and know it is •
sure caro for lumbago and from bites. My
wife was .o had with lumbago that she could
not straighten herself, and Yellow Oil com-
pletely Carel her. It hat been a fortune to
u'.
2 Ouvua Auaw, Owen Sound, Ont.
Nd.'$ raw Wby.
• We might as well oor,dder our engage
ment ea broken, Reginald."
•' 1 don't see why ' Your father said post-
poned...
Postponed until yea arrived at yew of
discretion. Aum is your one, Reggy dear,
you know .het that eseas ,"-
mews Abseil Team.
1t i the current report about town that
Ke..p h liaison for the throat •ted lamma is
m•kbe muses remarkable cures with people
who are troubled with Dough•, sore throat
asthma, beveschitie sad esememptioei- Any
druggist will give y00 a trill hoar free of
eon. 1t is g.araateed is relieve and car..
Tao Imre bonne ore 50e. sad Sl. (Stow)
An Awdi latest.
Streamer WV by An you nail the town
Whoop Up' That's as awful same.
%mar (gravely) Stranger, if demi
Tea Ys .a,. le Wee ..r.
The Voll Mail Owens ..ya M has ae
then that sh. heavy With ea sense
geode •bread the ea the bane 1 the dill -
salty. If Mrs Zatriese is aleatd, it odds.
there e es chaise et • broth liveable ia
the Unita Stet., Itves if lir. Q...l•d
is sleeted • redwood day ea Deie.1 eiatem
goods is aa.s,t01 . With all the H.h
markets p••nAwed med ag•is * the=
fish pesd•n, thm outlook is set hay.
IN THE ARCTIC ICE-
TYrtr.se. of she Draw area bedsits
esptsem-45 t11..e. amens .e
tate Wg
Sax Fsawtwroo. 1i.,. 7. -The steam
whaler Sol.gi, pili wind tram the
Arca, y, bring. the ..w. 1 the d.
sonnies 1 the wheelies bark Heise Mee,
Capt. The=ir, and the 1.m 1 al 1 her
crew. Only dye 1 the veneers the were
saved. On Oct S, while the Hesse
Hae was engaged its oSNiag is whale, she
was crashed is the iw
The in wince i. • rush sod withers ware -
nig, and the Dicer. sad M had se these
to lower the boat ud gat away. f1. fifth
mate, Ward, • beet sower, Cook, Ker-
shaw and two sailors were the oily ores
saved. They elms, to the .an.ass as it
seat ear the we. The ret 1 iki, dre'wt
iaclud mag Cepa Theater, were either eawed'
to death or drowsed For forty-
/night
ortyeight hours rte ,cos clue, to the oma
sad were Seal?) taken og bythe stm
whaler Gera. The Belugia ea
brought down
will her the cook tad • Japanese sailor et
the Hae Two others remained ea the
Oen and one went on the whaler Modem
William Robinson, the chid officer et the
whaler F. A. Barstow, sad Jobe oallaght
of tie Thrasher died is the Aretia
RICHARD CLARKE.
Tao Welater .r TAm moose e.e•Lee fhf♦
deal, Weseree.
Toaowro, Nev. 7. -Tae many friend@
1 Richard R. Clarke, editor and make-
r of the official Ora*ge or
of this eitq,will regret to learn of his
sudden death, which occurred at an earl:I
hour yesterday morning. Mr. Clarke had
n et for a Ionil while mimed good bealta,
and was subject to • -throat affinities.
On Saturday he was o.supied at
Th. Sontinal office till thou. Thee
he ret uroad home .ed oomplated
of feeling unwell. He had difficulty 1
breathing and complained occasionally .f •
choking sensation. He retired to rest
e arly, bot them unfavorable symptoms ia-
sreaeesg • doctor was test for. Before be
arrived Mr. Clark* was dead, the paroxysm
Doming quite radioed,. D..s..d, who
was in the pprrig of lif., was brother of ex -
Mayor Clan e. M.LA., and Charles H.
Clarke, also 1 The Ueatiael .tett
Wim mlr.. le All.
Triumvir:., Nov. 7. - The Growth were
i
kept busting Saturday sail Sunday, there
vy no lees thea viae Manna, but only in !
the instance were they ealled epos to [sake
much 1 a fight.
A fire whisk was .tte.ded witbeoe.ddea
able loos and that tbr.nt.aed to out • big
Swathe is the Meek was discovered o
building ....pial by the A. 10-Cola.Ml
Manufacturing Co., 108 110 King -thee*
west, .t 1.48 yesterday morning. 11. itis
brake tut in the ground Geer ger
shot up the elevator shalt, spreadit. M
every l.1. When the froths reached Um
spot Games vera oaring eat frees every
window, mashinngg tar moth. etreet. There
was a eenddelable yua•tity of puns anti
eels stored u the bundle, d tbie natural:
Serener.dded to the Serener of rad the inane. Tis
are was des min to the hiking. ht it
took the fins.. a ,.wpb ef hon to dam.
Magneto is The lees is estimated st$60011.
The mese is oak..wn.
A Mash taep..tev Dealt
Timone Nev. 7. -Mr. Waiter Dar -
lbw, inspector .t the Dessun . Laky
died last aught at 6 .'od.a1 as
h is 4..e, Olen Stewart, Norway.S.
had bees • sneerer from fro a sht.e the
bet fear years, .ed for ...the leek he was
a•N. ee .read the bank. He was 1
foot address, seeder beariag, and pnpuler
irir4 the .tier seethe sad •a.bamere .f
the Demonise
Mr. Darling was the veosgest see e1 the
tat. Re.. W. IL Darling, rector of Holy
Visit whip died some years ago. Hie
mtrvi,4 brothers are Mr Fronk faring
mrd Rev. Charism B. Darling. heti of tris
laity Mr. Daring warned a daughter 1
Lar. W. O. Comsslc and leaves • family 1
pang Andres.
like tear .ease yr can buy the all town
Owes.
nam& bworfrd el "wit
eat ea' ohmage if. 41s's that wire Aare a' t" yosWS 140""11 \e.
ler. -New York Pew Teri H» Tp..mka
�0 e
.w..a
MT*.' SM A Si<VtRtO MEAD.
N eave StW Them mese .s othesteesesss
Maar Dwpiseat.e
On
George White, mower al
Me•hisie:�isiy per bttetd • peen teeth
eig►ngberthulme y'. de wW bed MetP
B fa Mart
Beath 11s was sada a the e./,
• ting▪ g'M 'fl. "h..thene the �tvt�le the
art Chase
the 1. aver by e bead
melt,, eao.ted 4tlkeAi. Asleii ee the seemed
melt, sett. Alter W had been severer
it was left fora time bends the body d
the ari.aL
About an Iter afterward {des berm
looking .t the bead. ibe jaws hong op...
He inserted the thumb 1 k right herd
• ed the foregoer of kr less heed, sassing
the dire about an leek use the te.sib .i
the aniesaL Alhet instaatly the jaws
thumb b.iw...' iseprtheing the Sager t
s . U044.' eas
with pair and beeogia to his aeaista.c, the
hired oath and ems .r toe ether penises
present. 11e digits bstweem the tiepr►
vented tier trues clotty tightly 4.4. er
amid gave opportunity for the insertion
• steel instrument used r pulliag raffle
frogt pecks/gee, and with the the jaws
were prod apart for emengh to allow
ether true iassru05.ts me be
thruigb the aid et whisk the jaws
6u•lly prod aprt aid Cloth thumb and
The grip of the jaws was seek 41.6 She
neessered the�.i.ger.the thTM ia�jary will
c'..' dor using his right head ;
*obosh ec. hahe ties,
1lnd et the ...d W been severed
ben the boy tail/ ea hose Were the oe-
enthus, ire eempbuss .athr4ee en the
embers 1 tants a that .ash adios ,
will thew sive ed We bele sin to twelve
bum seer the bed was eeere& sad ie i ;
t~.s e sit foe & 1 b
emeneiee Ise the jaw
-•a.1asi..i and pssi.sin ate
54 t... Nen Neeneasla
She..S.. 1 she boom aleph e�k..�
the M1Ry wee iedWwo4 e.& pas nab=
edam le inner is thew
' WM r undid die
ile.siollwr smelled wildly Is the waffle.
"=as►-e-kh she.
"ertar d -. bens. �:...& the maw
The therm made w sent laps need
the seem. At.5.4 the seieias baby vlg..
suety. red pe ie.md • great twiny .t en-
k...M.s Ilse �.ps10 p supposed a mike
} Wb.sp re' .egi s their bwahn.w
"Meth, .ilei w Httle.mw
"Hed-abp. baby en the bra .'
Tb. se m..1 the dunk
Q.s y was the sand. J flew Sawa'
through the beer-gkism Wales pow ithe
Au* a the thing *,aerie.
the .aM.e basis. with • Ahlisen glow.
the 1.17 tat weep. With •.hid..f ten-
der
en-
r the cradle sad imp.faerd ••ssoft kine uher pon
Se brew, than termed a her the thick.
The mater 1 the Mese stirred and opus-
d4W.,.
'C•• I helpers. /t•ri•r' he feebly &skid.
with a yaws
The vile sed mother sighed.
Ho.."1=1
Jobs.' .1. weariilyd r joiasd.
he
It was the ymater of the been talking e
• teased nut day.
"11 I leek mp M fearfully h•g,ard This being
H.
With the baby terribly wearing."
Tis master of the both looked deeidsd)y
satiated with life.
Clear arts,
"Speakingof bravado on the sea%1d rte
alieiu a of a oto -legged nos I saw turned
etf i. Western Paean .anis with I wee •
. mud Blah •
Roger soles, gnat 1 the
See aro "He was known a has killed
five . . He had lot • leg while trying to
add • sixth to his string. bet finally roomer -
ed, was tried and seetaieed to hang. The
eethntiom wok dace i the court imam
yard, ..d several themsmad people gathered
to witness is McCoy, for that was the
mihiaal'e nide, nesseded the scaffold with
me other assistance than that afforded by
his numb. Whoa asked if 4. had soy-
=
�1�� to m7 he replied that be
tori like to my good-by��� �to his fiddle.
is was brought sod, steads , on the death-
trap, played a hvely air, handed the
violin to sheriff, and with the aid of his
match dano.d • jig on the trap. He them
menounced that be was ready. His arms
were pinioned, the black cap drawn over his
heed and the trap sprang. The reps=
ad stir being earned back en t1. etr•dond
more dead than alive he asked how bag M
would take to proems another oma Els
was told about Les mitat.a. 'Well, gin
an my old fiddle while I'm waiting, he
said. He was uspiaiomd, the cap removed
and he reed. W kat bow w the amdienos,
saying he had not *spieled an e cr.."-
Wswa.b Proverbs ea Women.
What woman .ills God wills
H..1. takes a wife finds • maser.
A foolish woes& is knows by bur *aam7.
A melon and . woman aro herd to oh.....
H. that bath • wife i always man 1
strife.
A woman unemployed is M is .i.
skier
A woman aoaosals what she does met
brew.
Never • looking glass told • woman she
Was ugly.
A woman wbo looks much i• the gleam
*as little.
A tender hearted mother makes • ambb7
d0rght.r
A deaf husband .rad a Itliad wife mak. •
bMPy co.Ind
With an .ld ha.band's hide a widow ►tie
• 7005, han.
Weather, wind and w.maa'. .ids
snags like the them
Widows wap fear the lathed • hambendn
n et frthe loss lthe.
He who is married, r tries b bed r
a., r .ever free free plague
Disraeli ..d 5I.•.r,.
At • dinner gives is Losdo. is 1111 y
Barna Bro..., to the Orad Duke of Sawa
Weiner, Herr von P4.... k, who was one
of the ga..w, bed • keg oonveren4on with
Mr Disraeli then leader el the Opposition
He them serf he should shortly be
to undertake the direence 1 the
00..rashostt that W Brea duty would he
to reorganise the army; that he would then
take the 4t bort-ps.a.at a denary war
thalami Astri, a dineave the (thither
Diet, to overpower the middle end awake
mate, sad to gine • e•tM.a1 unity to
Grime, ender the leadership of Freesia.
" i em oath hese," he mid, " to say ado
e the Qesen'e Ministers." Mr Diera.I1'a
remark es this extemsrdt art pr�r•essh,
which wee ben liwrwl7 faNlled, was
"Take can d that man ; he einem aha•
he says." --Peet isse a of Lord Augustine
ML. innw Peat ills.
Leith.
spa 11srINI DovrliMPw
PAR AND MOS
'Ae aw Das. 1 illetletrlents aimed
berth will an, is is fail sheet el
Villa Fobs*. when the Date of Trek is
.s 4, t apiy with Professor Ike, at
ii.l `hent. le •py ku
pretty vtlru .• the
side 1 a is the village .f Neese -
lithe. The new primly ma .01045.1►
=furnished. is • fair three* of the
NiidG-clean Oew.•a nth, sed oo0504.
• m.gutta..t view 1 the of untie oppo-
site
pp -site the teen of Heidelberg, the Konya
sethl
o a .-
t•►l sad Holkesk.r sed the swiftly -row
nag ill.okar.
Beth the Austria• sod Garet•, Seepes.w
are giving • very basdsot.o prise to the
wisest of the lrug dutan a ram The Sim-
perer 1 Aintree • pries to the Wrath vi. -
tor a an exquisite suitor u solid silver ea
s ebony rand, representing an Austrian
Hurn officer on • thoroughbred at fall
gall.; on each aid. 1 the stead is • haw
retie( is •than, representing the Broaden -
berg trate and St.p►ens Tower end a
brut • silver third with the Hapsk.rg
rum, end bearing the dedication Ths
German Emperors prise is eh.taolwbk s,
brag • ..lid silver best 1 himwt
lei .K g..er.ury ham that Lord Ten-
nyson was twice offered • R.rs.Msy and
twin Method the than. He elevation to
w peerage was the int i•sta•e• of Wo wry
merit nese teems boos rewarded with •
patent 1 nobility.
De. Carlos •tti.ds meek •nsalies and
enrmou to She earisetvi .
snmks papers ol Teniae y ethos 1 hi
boy tar pets Oa the Pima Sas Hares
he i sessewawi y fees dep. whisk see
W by as seamy .trisw y the 1 Jr mem
ries lr�pdam► sr tw.1 these der ate et the FagLith pm/M
Lkeglev the • lav r permit there is
11.1 ne senvw•tia•Jiw and W • Mins
karat 1 its wean iessetily miss -
Meet Dan De- rise has hese Tiotiew
*dna. Hamer y, ..d Vias•; b i •hs i
l this his nether at ate, end hes
�Mgeens bilges d W ow Mose is
T;l. lase 1...e the oohed y • Fee -
iron Mahar ea ens thesis• for seethe
whisk suitably {The gr i Mir-
�M•r�. Ooset•iiw
retested a m•me•a, and thee wroth dos.
es the Mak 1 his sad i. Greek the weds.
"1 shave *lankly, sad ase held my ihege.
The nems that the &wee" hdmti±
and her sen d. 4 ggatot . well t.gsther ate
rite **Atha lo.mi ties 1. feet, i Oer-
W7. hao resakpa'-4 the la that the
ae.dmstry
ie is
reality lbs O Mims mei steHer p willies* Semi
aseenilirg hie masher.
Flange MU** the yesy.r i i•
the footsteps et W mere iU.Miwu 1.$
He is 0.kt"sg 44,eot ,fain. fav the peer
arts u the field., taking Liam .t their dim-
ple duties and labees as their theism Ills
week' priaeepally is pastil
Sir Fredrick Leijhtes is song the in
ant the u 551.ette the works for the
Chicago Yxbmbtion. A.•d.aioi.as sad as-
sociates will, 1 oomre, be well rprseos$s4,
bat painters 1 every school will he reprises=
to oostnbnte y Bir FredrMk.
Bir Arthur Salti.•e has told ea War-
eham:, doubtless merely to appease hit,
that he finds the railway the best
plies to compose ia, as the • 1 the
enrage p•.sg of seem
try before the fermate th. brims.
The rrwwgessetm for the wedding 1
Princes Hare 1 ldiiburgh are very lir
from being bed. There are difficulties and
dispute the settlements whisk
thrsmwe to break off the merrier, aka
Rtiemad they w mot yet arranged.
the Pope le very reluctant to groat a
dipeneatian to enable Price F.rdisi•.d
(wbo is a Roma Whelk) to marry •
Lutheran, uses..e he uIr..gly objects to
the .tipnitios that any chi are to he
brought upp as members of the Orthodox
Church. However, the sense difficulty nose
overcome when King Charles of Romania
married Princess Elizabeth of Weed seeder
precisely similar ciro0msteseem
Bene Hir.ok, having devoted Me youth
e occ.h•latin mullions, app•rem de
seem oat► to dedicate his old age to pintan-
Bonze three or four mouths ago it
was •souaced that the Bron had than -
belted all his winnings on the turf for the
last year -$72,500- amen( the most deerv-
keg English charities Siam. then he 1..
...cumulated fresh profits over the "Oaks,"
the "Prism of Willies's Stakes," the "St.
and the "Lancashire Plate" --alta
r
about 9100,000. He very properly
eeeoeeves that for the pprr.seenena he ham
already oentribet d smscient ; bot be mow
ketissmtth that this ran will be available
isr eharieble ptrpom. at the onh eethe
.set 1 1111.
A wholesale interviewer 1 animal
/neck anthers has amaa,ed to trap them
while is the throes d work, and to plass
this record e t 1 .hat be observed_
Hs says : '•While writing Daudet smiles
malicouely; Zola repeats in • loud voice the
phew which i at the tip 1 the pea; 114 -
mead de (i.ree.rt shoves he hps as if be
were eating; Jules Lemaitr. ,troth his
mustache with he 11t bead ; Ladovia
Haler looks tap to the o4.14.g to collect hi.
to Mel►no paw his 1e.rl tato lie
e medita1; Jean Richop o nope en
Ms desk when he is m wentlights of a phrase;
while
mreht. forFrannie
•• thyme; •Boras r wmsrms.iss
W head; Sargent whistles; Jean Rthere.,
when he is ori veew, masss to be
Waking 1 else, and G.vry..
Ohne apeman t be 1 nt1i g
The Princess 1 Wales, the Dedesm 1
etf., and Prince. Hand have lately been
distinguishing themselves rather rem•�rksM]
with their fishing exploits sad have 1a.r
e wade after mlssoa, r wait d&Wlely by
the waters edge, rad i bead, like any ether
Sahara
Qom. Victoria has entirely ggiive imp sit -
Media, "public worship" on Smoky meth -
tags le the pariah kirk at (›.thio, w� as
wi.t regularly for thirty -M ranee, exSnpt
when the wombs,. k her 1i.
rash
of tourists from. lrasmtsr sad Banner
1..ah latterly an i.tolesbfw.d.•...,..4
ellen behaved vary badly. The Quoins
god• to cratbb only as the Autumn
Sacrament Sabbath," witj.h r usually the
- y is Oetobr.
they
sow
Ys.sen Apprs-_-.
The helmsmen eustrjbuer was talkies e
the editor .hos he beard a terrific itv in
the composing commas the Sour above.
"What's that"' he exclaimed, sterna, sp
tons
"Bet's .11 right," said the editor, sooth-
ingly; "lt'. nobly the forearm twinkling n
nes 1 year join"
PUSIST
a"n�asu%
LAMP
GOODS
NAIRN'S
ASSORTMENT AND
PRIDES.
OUR
RAISINS
AND
CURRANTS
ARS UNUSUALLY PINS
THIS SEASON.
0. A. NAIRN.
-orry-
COAL AND WOOD
m
Coal. Wood and Kinfrling deli-
vered to all parts of town
with quick despatch.
>sr1Hai D OO amino ob..wa.. Move sed est cowl
oe.sw.tly on head.
ENT OWN.
Sem Shawnee Iu.p coal for the in
sestet serves. formes% to
IR•AOXPCITZ 00r%.
llretq.allty pustt.e illesebottb smith -
ine SW sew se bead. est.W •tws,ba
given eserst,y trade.
WOO
DhavenowgetWe meelaiswy h there
on for sawing and splitting woed. C.t
and split wood ready for stove always d
stock, any .1..' Fort want. Deni frR.t
that 1 am selling weed, cot and silt, se
cheap as you r•a boy Nog wood am the
marker. All my wood is mad by the
cord of Lys feet r b•rf Bard Iota ; as loaf
or les business about it.
E13rfDLDl1'e WOOD.
Pia. sad hemlock. 1 tet loss, r des sed
spilt any leemtb.
()mcs, YA*D AND COAL SHIM. in old
drill shed, Neionat, foot of Ham-
iltot. A., three minutes walk from
Coat t House Square.
Orders left at my residence. Na 1 N.10 -o..
ser Smitb'. tinny, wfa MOM y. room
Iteration. TINwa f*ea.
JOHN 8. PLATT, Pro
k,,,,
FREE TRADE
R1JtJ�1 I
DIVA
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 bay in the most satis-
factory manner and best
market.
Beady -made Clothing a
specialty, and everything in
the latest and best Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times paces at
Thr. Tonk Ch Store
P. ODEA, Yanag91T,
The Signal
tsar Na wW er
J +hwsiw �s
ar •..wtv .44itll�el.rm~�
tad • p55051 et We ,•ase_,
Last i= efli j V ye �
04
year
ib
that our r1. le mess
thee approval 1 our rises
T
a,ctttr fit; tl►11N
In thislitre we bave • very laze
stock of tine writing papers suit
able for every Claes of Weans
reresented in this locality, alai
prising laid and wove, Imam
quadrille and other papers, rttlei
or sanded, as tray be required.
•huts Moat
Thisunload eine is kept in the fall
of qualities same am letter
While
este , irkead►s
aro not to generally used, they till
•n important place to commercial
correspondence. Bee what we've
got under the above heads.
Bs\� �1toa►s
I1 the '•pay as lee ge - P� •m.
the order of the day the demand
!tor •cooant would not b.
s0 great bur= are some mss
who sant so many duttners that
they wonder if the stock will ever
run out. We don't intend it y,
and at present our stock is nam
pieta to this line with four aim.,
Good paper and neat ruling.
B<otementa
Both single and double dollen
and cents columns. They 0005
cheaper than bill beads, and the
the proper thing to send after
delinquent once a month.
are sure to fetch him 'round
sometime.
e
YaiN 0•e\Ore,s
Now, it would be hard to ga
along without envelopes, and to
keep up with the demand kr
them we keep a large stock ea
hand. We have now shout a
hundred thousand in stock, sad
the prices will range from 75c. to
12.00 per M. We handle taemt
menial and legal sixes exclusively
Cornriistrtswk '?rstl�pq�(
has already been partially amen
erated in some of the head, abova
There is, however, a vast amount
of work under this bead that to
enumerate would more than take
op the entire space occupied by
this adv't, but we do it all at Ti.
A 0.1At411,tliO'As
to an "At Home" or a wedding
require considerable taste in .elec-
tion sometimes, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping in
stock the very latest and beet
samples to be had. 0.1l and Pee.
Gansu\ort
We aim to excel in all the dilly.
ent kinds of work we torn osis
but especially in this, and kelp
in stock plain and fancy papas
suitable for e11 requirements.
r otr amtlYs
of entertainments and meetings
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elepat
with cord and pencil att.cbed.
Cord % otisd► T'stkets
This head covers a large range of
work, from a bread or milk ticket
to a neat oalhog card, from an or-
dinary
rdinary admission ticket to a wet,
business card or a handsomely
printed membership ticket.
4 otters
Our facilities for turning out this
clams of work are evidenced by lb*
fact that the great bulk of it ie
done by us. This line also Is-
e ludas
tcludas
Dodgers
which our three fsat.ranntllg j11
presses are able to turn out ki •
surprisingly short time.
belong
to the deparnesit
d
also, and we maakkeaa speciality
them --promptness being our As
in this respect. A notice ad sail
will appear in Tis Sweat fres ef
charge when bills for seethe ate Ii'
here.
\\ t$ W oak
in the typographical printing line
can be done in the establishment
in an expeditious and artistic
manner and
OW: V raid urs\\ tot Souse
%wilt rtotanob\t.
We exited our Bankes for path W-
ith and solicit a ems anew ee of the
••• • T *VV. SSA
UoosmoN. VOW'