HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1892-12-1, Page 2THE SIGNAL • OODERICH. ON'!. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 11192.
ONO UNICOlirill
Roth the method and results when
Synap of Fir is taken; it is pleasant
ru.d refreshing to lbe trate and acts
Lgently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
iver and Dowels, cleanses the sys-
tem t fFe, twill;', dispels oolds, head-
aches aiid fevers and cures habitual
constipation'.. Syrup of Fip is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleating to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach,rompt in
its action and truly benef e. I in its
effects, prepared only from the most
bcalthy and agreeable substances, its
man ezeelleutqualitiescommendit
to all and have mads it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Fids is for sale in 75o
1..,tt1ee by :'!I feeding druggists.
Any reli.:tIct!rugi't who may not
have it l n hand win procure it
pr:,mptly for any one who wishes
to try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP CO.,
SAS: DSAXal>lOO, CAL.
t0II13VLL1_.%Ere. MEW YOKE *.Z.
l:so. A. Fiii, Arca •T OODIIteR.
Wry M Waseed she Wes•y.
" Why no," said Mr. Peck, the wooer,
in a wrpri•ed tope, 1e ..ply to Besot' Bloo-
bumperrs requsat . I haven't say work 1
can giv. you just now. How is itou are
asking for something to do ' A well -dram -
ed boy like you does not often eek far an
odd Job."
•' Ob, err,', replied Benny, .• if you bet
knew how anxious 1 an to sato it quarter
you would surely give me • few errands to
perform. -
You osp't be buagry, can you!--
"
ou`.." Ob, no, dr. I have had my usual num-
ber of meals so far to -day."
• ib you want to gip it to • poor widow
or to• Med man Y
" No, or. I do not maw rean any web
poor unfortunates.
Do you waat to put it in the miaeiepary
holo"
'• No, sir. My patent provide me with
money for that purpers. "
"• 1 ou want to re to the minstrel show,
perhaps •"
Von have not yet guessed my need of
the money, sir.-
•' Theo what in the world do you want it
for'
•'huh, sir.' replied the di.trelte.d boy,
•• my mother and she would cut my hair
after supper tonight, and I am extremely
anxious to let the barber perform the work
before that time "
. My poor boy, replied the grocer, deep
ly moved. " come right in. I'll give you •
.luarter's worth of errands to run.
Which he did. Harpers Bazar
The Catch or the .eras.
Rene "1 don't know what you see in Mr.
folio Wood to merry him tor. He hasn't a
gleam of sense.'
Maude "No, but his tether keeps a coal
yard..
♦ sensible Mas
t''oukl use Kemps Balsam for the throat
aniline's. It is curing more isms of coughs,
colds. asthma, bronchitis, croup and all
throat and lung tr )able., than any other
medki11e1 The proprietor hes authorized
any druggist to give you a sample bottle
fres to convince you of the merit of this greet
remedy. Large bottles 50c and $1. 1leow
Aa r■re.w.lwe uptake.
Roving Ragg•- After all, it pays ter be
perlite, pardner.
Jocose lags Not always, the other day 1
was actin' deaf cad dumb, and when a mac
gave me a dollar I say.. "Thank ye. sir "'
and he had me arrested.
.!Mehr. Cured.
I)s.tK Ste., In 1880 my body was Dov
ered with blotches and 1 was at last induced
to try Burdock Blood Ritter, ; by the time
1 had need 31. bottl.s of it was completely
.•ural, and 1 cannot speak too highly of it.
lux+..Paan lhsuovu,
2w Halifax, N. S.
Wby leer Nap Wes Mem a .senna
sue was very thdn. Aaebe turned &roun.l
to give • view of the back of her gown said
she :
What do you think of wy gowa ` Ain t
it ► dream'"
" In one respect.-
What
espect.-What u that 1"
There's nothing in it."
• B.aarbmbIe ung.
t.t'Tu;eaw, -About ewe years ago I bst-
l.xd on my head@ • great number of .wit,
spongy wart, very painful, sod which bled
when touched 1 Stever witnessed anything
like it, and was quite alarmed. We are
weer without H ard'. 1'elbw ihl, @ad
one evening mylittle girls applied it to each
wart. They d this several night and is
tie morning the pain and itching were •o
bad 1 had to cool my hands with snow, but
ltually the warts dropped out and i have
mirror beau troubled rex.
Mta. Wu. Otani,
Brighton, Ott
Warned a Mwd.w n.
She " W ben von speak to ptpmi. mad ask
s
hoeseot, be is snot to demand whet year
preyksb are."
Ho How es I tell what my prospers
are noises he sews his heed Gat
Fer the past year I hewn been troubled
ss • very great •:Leet with daedrir, ales,
• dulled= of color in my hair awl thew' the
advise d • frioud (who .poke 1 root ex
ones) i tried year Anti Dandruff, which
epee the application of los@ than • brittle of
pear liquid 1 find my head mot only
abereo.ehly cleansed Int a ram improve
meet in the color and growth.
1 hero &ad do reoemmad it ea highly
Le.-- ±J to the pre/melee cad pebble gee
er*l)T se se agreeable •s4 .rider..... nova
prim is the remedies p/uutt firth fer peek
fairer. life. P. WoLn,
Ter% aa, " Task nesse Ce.'
Adverting Agk, Anse 1110-011.
PASSENGERS HELU UP.
TNREE NAKED MEN ROS A MUTERN
TRAIN. '
S eery lee. M a teslas, r..tee ws
ae eeeed .f Ml. Tateabl..- n. Wore.
Vameteeted-Stare W.. Tolosa and
not Tal..... Stepped the Troia.
S.ATTLL, Wash. , No. .'d. The over
laud wmit bona! tree ou the Northern
Pacific Railroad nes held up 4.t tossing
Bear Hot "pruus by dines masked moo,
is h. tub L„! all of the male p..seugere is
the Veltman sleeper 11 .dens ; air is all.
Tho lubber* catered the oar, it is believed,
at Ilot Springs, as the train had out sour
fieo miles *bra lie a.un eutoral the roar
part o1 the sleeper rue first Irmo they
vainr .cror waft K Il. M Illu, of Pou ilaad,
Ore., wliu war in the .mokiug •.,apart.
meat. He sA. r. 'treed ..f 110 and
watch, and thin told to perch in ahead of
tbe robbers, cinch be did.
One of tke highwaymen weal to the •.-
creme end of the car, while the other stowd
guard et :he .ad they entered. All wets
droned to dark clothes, overcoats, slouch
Anti. and wore handkerchiefs over there
lase with boles oat out fur .y... They
pieced revolvers at the heads of the pumas -
gen, cad .'uaimarded than to hold up their
hands, which order was immediatelyobeyed.
As the robbing was going on S. Fre.d-
m.s of Portland, On., same in from an ad
Joining car, enol as he marred, Wt knowing
what vies going or, he was commanded to
bold up hu hands, but not Dom plying quick
e nough the robber nearest to him fired r
shot through the aide of the err, and then
Fre.Amen understood what war want«e,and
he handed user hu t,ttabla The robbers
did not molest the ladies, of about there
were four with two children, telling them
to keep quiet and no harm would ..ate to
these. This they did.
After robbing ever) body is the car, end
without going to any of the other ars, the
robbery pulled the 1.11 cord. give the proper
signals, and when the car stopped they pull-
ed the bell to start again, cad then jumped
off, fled to the woods and fired a pa•usg
toalade se they disappeared.
The total amount taken was 11,200 be-
sides the gold watches and jewelry end
other valuables.
The following u • list of the mall robbed:
Pullman co.durtor and porter, E. E. Heg,
Porilaad. $10 and gold wsteh worth $200
S. J. Freedman, Porus.!, $l00 ad gold
wntab; Nem Ohuer, $105 (be saved his watch
by throwing it uud.r the seat); H. Claimers,
between NM and $1,000 (he had jest sold •
mining clam in Sloe.t District in British
('olombio, and lies going to Seattle. It 1.
thought this is the nen the robbers were
really after, thinking he lied wore mosey
thea was found upon him; E. H. Miller,
$10 mid jewelry ; Pullman Conductor t:. W
Wiley, St. 1'wul, $50.
THE CHAMPION AT REST.
W/415m O'C..mer'. races at Two -mato
N M/urday tont.
TososTo, Nov. 2m -Tho funeral of Wm.
O'C'oenor, champice oarsman of Arterio,
took place on Saturday from Ian hobs M
the eerier of .\,t.-l.nle ao,i Simeon street..
The attendaaos was very large amid included
many public men and lading citizen..
Ndward Haml•n was one of the pallbearers,
who all wore ou their arms the bins and
whit colors of the deceased •.arnnan. A
requiem high man was held at St Patrick's
church, which educe was densely crowded.
$t. Mi. hael'a cetnetees was the place of in-
terment.
Lead..'. I; aero pieyed.
Lostwai. Nov. 27. Trafalgar .yuan was
to -day the scene of mother animated gath-
ering of socialists, were-hist/1 end ea other-
wise motley crowd, which required police
supervision, though no Denims oomeict oe
cured The &nsrchiate had obtained pee -
mission to hold a meeting in the square to-
day. Thousands of spectators resembled in
the square, but the anarchist abandoned
their orientate' of holding a meeting. The
• however, were premed in large num-
bers prevent the socialist or .semppl4nired
from wag the mews. Low Michel
.ted • .umber of foreigners, ea
eat the square were inform
ed by the police that no meeting would be
allowed. The woman said she did not with
to eremite • disturbance, and the dp.eeprrttodd
Several other speakers, however, esdewvor-
e d to erste. but the police quickly pot a
stop to their harangues. A Franchises.
tluerim, surrounded by • crowd of forei
ers, held his ground fes m while, sad de -
n onacid it ireoch the extr ditto. of
Francois. He .aid that if the !Pugh t& gov-
ernment hemded Framooi@ over to Fatima
tied that harm owns to bin Lo.doeess would
hear of the matter aloin in • very loveible
and revoluuttio.ry way. The police here
broke .p the meeting aid a.utpe lad I lamria
to move a. An F.ngb•hrnen, who was
shouting ncitedly to &•ether emmill •ode
erre, bad jest time to have adopted a
resolution ao.dn.si*g the extradst,N
whim the emwmhlege wee diwpwese at
&hoot 4.1D Abet the af1erneem The
polio, wore cwt 5.854 Ups M make say
arrests Friend. d Fenn state that
they have sensed emeugh essey to meet
the expenses of ea appeal from der ie.
which greeted the a tsesditioe.
To the eeriest -ands preened to the
e evernmemt by U. assailer of to mem-
payed workman's= el Leine Mr. Olsol-
stone
has seat • knee reply i•which be
says the governess% is ewsnideriy the
wM•le goodies.
Mod 1s a satsatar.
I N'I..e►loo, Nov. 1111. -C. I. Cheek
weevils for Remised lrBndeaNeYsg 0.
Hawiltnu, while .grew the prairie
howeee Iatihrrit��ga ami Masked Inst his
trail is & hiteM.laad wee heed le death.
Hie body was fammoArsisedag Ii. luso..
• wife awl three .bifid.•m hen is was ems
of Manitehs', elan ltd the pupal_ ea.
e p-W teavdlen.
WfMMIr SM•eastil.u.
Wherever ti esseamy w ..tatalM.kM,
is Isms
d he iser bd whoa +t 10.01 nail
Mat eel�~Wad darer
resod beMidiamb i. N... The md.lhf.,
ddrMs beiler ps.btlesiv. rbeld be it
pewee des sad so merely tusked ie, the
air -holds Meson be mad. by Sha children Ifo
Hier restionse
1 . ►w..wifs.h..ld b. content le by
her sen orl.tisa reedy made U she ems pm
MWy m.ho them herself .r bas them mads.
The ready made coos or es short as S • "-
teed only to MMe hot of the bed, and an
soeseep.d-Iy marrow. Ono., as ecomemy
of time, I booskt some, and although 1 paid
1250 each, they were so swell as to ever be
an eesuyanue. And I found 10 them the
must inferior oottoe b.ttiue{ 1 ever saw ; it
was se full of dirt sad Harsh it met have
hoes the very refers of the antes. 1 bee
recently had sumo usmfortere made is kick
aro very satisfactory. Fifteen yards of
cloth and ax pounds of sotto were used in
each. They were three breadths wide red
two and • belt yards ln.g. At • "bargee"
. ale 1 begat for sir carte • yard, a soft,
twilled •mottos goods that usually retails for
tea ants The batting was fifteen Deete a
pound, sad 1 paid one duller each for the
makt(eg�.- So the oust of my good used sem
fortabiw, male of good materials, was bet
little sere than the prixe of the inferior
kited that I bought.
„ N twee a.sa...-
(:ixTtam.x,--My mother was sulfate
Ham dyspepsia asd had as appetite. Every•
thing failed to tees her until one day,
while visiting • friend's loose, I naw • bot-
tle of R BR on the toes ; on enquiring
what they used it for, I toes feed out whet
it cured, and when 1 wet booms tope moth
er that .he should try it ; site mid else had
n o faith in anything and objected to try 11.
Nothwitbatasding her objection I Meet i•
the evening and brought home a bottle but
it was in the bouse • week before we oosld
induce her to take it. At kat, as she was
getuoe worse all the time, .he oee@e.ted to
try it, and an taking half the bottle found
It was cons( ber. Aeothor bottle cured
her, and we believe, saved her life. We are
n ever without B.B.B. now. It i. such •
good remedy for headache as welL
it Wrtr>s,
2w 15 Dalhousie -at., Mo.treel
The nee en Om Imre.
The file is a more important tool thea
many farmers, who during all their lives
here sever filed the cutting edge of • hoe
blade, are aware of. If such ma have •
prsctio+l demonstrates of the dlfftness
between a dull hoc •ad • sharp one, they
are certain to purch•es a will eat the for
the workmeu to awry u their pockets whoa
engaged in work requiting the use of •tarp
hoe. File the hoe upon both sides of the
blade, and it will retain en edge lover sad
cut smoother than when the filing is all up-
on one side, altlio.agh it should be 11.d meat
ea the inside. Roth • eat, • three-seram.d
and a round file should be kept se head.
Their use will often sere a trip to the shop
is • busy time, mid they pay ler themselves
seamy times sash year in sharper edged
took
!tired orb ele.daeie.
Mrs. I). A. Campbell, North egret.
Oat., writes :-" I cannot praise Ir. Wil
lens's Pink Pills too highly. My d•agbter
was • terrible .ufferer with sick headache
for twelve months, and no medical aid could
relieve her, but, by the the of two boxes of
your Pills, sloe is completely cured." Fran
all dealers or by mal at 50c. a box or six
boxes for 12.50. Beware of imitat:.
1)r. Williams' lied. Co., Brookville, Out.
sever Seeeive 1..r•elt.
Be honest with yourself, in whatever pos-
Itiou in life you ell. If you're a buyer
don't imagnie you're the only man lint buys
goods chap. Merepreeentation in rolling
w metimes ac..omplie a sale that coul
...,t be made otherwise ; but in the end loons
ten time. as many salsa. Just treatment to
euirloyer returns the largest percentage •ad
insures in almost every iuetance faithful
service Promptness, industry. integrity
and politeness oftee enables employes to be-
come employers. Whatever your skeet -Ma
don't imagine that your always right And
never imagine that you are indispensable.
Commercial Eo.luirer.
C. 1'. Rat naaw R Co.
I have used your MINAKI) L.lAi1
M F.NT suo>eodully to a venom case of
croup in my family. 1 consider it a remedy
0o house should be without.
J. F. t'r.,ti'u,u*yl.
tie !.land.
That string on my ti..ggeerr mesa " Brine
h ome • bottle of MINARibS LINIMENT."
A greet anal Were.
Tailor " Your suit is all ready, air, .sof
n ow tbere is nothing tor me to do bet make
out the bill"
Trtvere--" Yes there is. you've got to
oollect the mosey.'
•.a M DI0o4'e and !lab* s. err.
A ewe*, els Mas,
Fend.rnoo "1 deet mire ahem%mg o
the reception to. sight. 1 areg
blue '
Fogg - "Oh, then'. all right, Blue things
look green by p/gbt"
alserd's kaalNlsMf11 mod be PbykIa.t•.
M newer le We.
Willis - " Did you know Tucker we she
to -day."
Wallace- " No ; was it an incident
.. it mast have bees : • polioesra did
it"
WIND WMl be Sorry,
Jess - i thought that you bated •lankand
yet you have seespted him.
Hes. --i did bare ksa ; hat heopesed um
der am smlla
twe, .ed mH id Ip r bk
would let the nb amp w my MS.
a erose air temolonWsn and ;ama.w..
Ile. fess Line, while in the leaky Mee -
thine, diseased • reef that who esteemed
with other barbs makes aa seep sad eons*
acre for • oeatip•tlea It ie in the Arm of
dry root cad (eaves, and is known es Lsao's
Fames Medicine. It Mal owe irk-beed.-h-,
For ths blood, laver seal kYnys, .d ler
Marine up the somplerioadm.' .dem
DV* rill it at • peekago-smeugk
hr bio Mesh. [Tepee
Dr. Dabha, the mmdisal •ivinr of the late
local T...yese, ad we, with fir Andrew
Q.rtt -Nsad-4 the lawn..e through his
Is.. Ulm•sa, Im . and playwright
se mil se • ph sad bas • now sem-
ids w of " Ptirwell " reedy he
FALL AND
WINTER
COORS
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
bpecialty, and everything in
the latest and best Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times prices at
The Toinlo Cash Slore
P. ODEA, Manager.
LAMP
GOODS
NAI RN'S
ASSORTMENT AND
PRICES.
OUR
RAISINS
AND
CURRANTS
ARE UNUSUALLY FINE
THIS SEASON.
C. A. NAIRN.
CITY --
coag AND wood
Coal, Wood and Kint'tins deli-
vered to all parts of town
with Quick despatch,
BID GOAL.
lint .uahty ehs&.ut stove cad egg awl
,onat&ntiy o0 lend.
IO!°r OOJ7.
Iles shawls* lamp real for toe la
unites. stoves. farmers, etc.
11I.04153CITH OOAL.
Held quality g.00l•e Bto.aburch smitb-
.ne cool rw o& hard. Special attention
levee to country trade.
WOOD.
there now trot my machinery in open -
o• for sawing and splitting wood. Cst
and .putt wood ready foregoes always 10
.tock, &ay else you want Iro.'t fermi
that I an Alias wood, cat sad spilt. as
bap as you can bay long were ea the
market. All my wood Is said by the
, ord of IW feat or tail cord Iota ; ne lead
or ia. badsees about It.
ZUTDLIIQ WOOD.
Woe and hemlock, 1 fat letg. er rte sed
epllt &a Smote.
O1rics, YAat AND COAL SHEDS in old
*krill shed, Nelson -•t, foot of Ham-
ilton -**t., three m&nutea walk from
Court House Square.
Orden left to my rsdd.mme. N4 g%N.INset,
sear tenitb'. tan .ory Mull ramie prow
ttesitio.. TIMM CAM.
JOHN 8. PLATT, Prop
lot
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THECOOICS BEST FRIEND
LA*SUy SAL' IN CANADA.
IMMO. Amain
AWN ar
PATENTS
sotiM
mamma
faeatitie ;Ickwnitar
Wei
DRAT EF UL.-OOMFORTI NO.
EPPS'S COCOA
leldriAKFMIT
"H«w
r • thtak use
ledas •i thea
,,...low a s•re oprrtlt l Wes n
•uttw4, i. •� J b) • easeful w
hoe u.open.e- of .• 11..• u.w. Hr,
fa. Ywt 0..1 our b.. att.st Sabi,. with •
sie.> Ass:ann 4erraee wlift h a•wy save
m.eery ao&v7 ducrur. W/b. 11 is b7 Itr•POW
DMus o.* o1 such .rlholc* of Jai 1 *bat • ooast&
metria may L. glomming brill uy mltl •lreeg
onih to ret -wt *ten tro•tru.•r ler dlwtlM.
Hawlrc,ls of .u1Mtu urledua a..• &mime
around t.. root)) u attack wherever hirer I,
may weak petal. N c ay "way* Mail • l
Shah b> !,.p'ad••i.rxlvor well lu.ul411 •Lb
pore Oisem mad • properly n.uri•hca f:am*' --
t'rr.! Sergio. 'usdle.
Yedu .iuupty wi te b Nies w.a,r err mil14
sots troy it, sae t ote.V tero.••.ro, labelled itue •
JA111110I arra a 10e.. rwassee mile Slay.
I.... Loader..a.taad.
1893.
Harpar's Ma.galziae.
L L.L. (78TRA'1' D.
Iiarrara's w.zixa for MO .111 catatonia
Mmoms* rhe 0*iiv Il.d.*.ndardor steel -
Mans whleh 1.as sumo auteri.md it !rem the 4..
gtsolitt. Amon lea notable features of the
Dethere willbe new wooer by A. C„•.•
re s. W.rrraxcs itatielo•a Wooaiws. and
tkatt.teie ILLae.ekes warn. will be amain
bm.d hp the most pepsine writers et the deg.
*aol.nins Mane E. WIL.Is..ItrsAna Hca'
too taws, Manaamav DeLsee, braxnse
Mar r*swe, and mow otawa Tieiumais.l
drerlpltve 55p••• will embraceW
J vuax Nairn res new eu..thers.d .sera
Ny.ts.. s
A Tii000ss MILD •• 1.7•4/16;b
VUV LTStw luaww as Kann .d ti.rmmay
by )tetears 11 ftsti11Wg DAVIee •1. dam EIaB•
see; Colu..el r. A. Dupes a imam RM4sra
etc. KDwex A. Annan%idestrstMeeof intim
spesrel. l'geai4.es will be eeeu.sw4 Woven
article will a eastrtbatedCns ILK"
asa'L
Stumm Mira Janne T. metas. WI
Lu•t1
10 a Howau.e. Iquxw M
h•rreews, msa
eters.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
HIKPRKS MAGAZINE ...Air Yar-_fa w
HIKPZR8 WEEKLY 1 N
ll1 RPtWk BRAS. t N
KI RPZR'S 1 OUNO PEOPLE. 5 M
Pavel. her a..B .sb¢rikrre is the Veld
� (imm.4..01 Jrrstow
The V •Innes d 05no b•sin wen
tt
the Nmbirs for r Jnel sash
year. Whoa se time 1r wmiad. •a4ertpths.
will Sesta will the 0s..h�s•.ermmt u die
tlt sot '�ipt /ds. six 1104 Volume
kook. 1•'a
met eJstbea �ptt•ff will �.. v04u >tem
(].en. tee k/.dI g, W maw east mad. pow
Paid .
aemitt•.e.s .bald be nada P..t-•*5•.
iy Order or Drat, N • armee er•
Seem
.re net to ewe foe s/eerfiee
lseaf far (sprees elver Hat
•J Harper
Alas : HARPER It BROTHERS,
New York.
1893.
Harper's Weekly.
ILLTTEFT RAZ'IDI).
11a,50 ta's W�smedl�t.T r matt 0wwlleemd M
dierated moldy
lel. ▪ isametes. ft seeming pl.*tem
seeming that et the hurried daily paper end that et the
tem timely nss()s*y meganiaa 1t 1004.11.s bath
literature and mews. and premeds with mood
force .tad felicity the real events N roust
history asd the unarlaatfvs themes of defies.
Oa account of lle very o.mpiat• maw of atm
teatimes of the Welera P.Ir. it will be net only
18. beta vadat* the great expaitlo.. kat an.
its boss ieuvenh. 'very pa Wk evert of s•s-
oral inters& will be hair inesiraid is el
p. . ler eentrib■tiose heist from lb .sat
writers sed erns 1a this counts,. it well s.a-
usee to mud la Uneaten, res. and Illeatrw-
team all ether p.Yle•ttees of tee elem.
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The Vaumee «the W.Tani begin with the
OM Number M J of each year. Wane
n o time r ne.tlomod rtptlo.s will bats
with *be Number current at the time of re-
ceipt of order.
Monad Volumes of Hallrm.'s Wtssty ler
three years bask. la
watt cloth Wallas. will
tr sof t o a' had tie %reidaor y does not
free of expes.s. tpnwv
exceed one dollar per vdmmt.t. fee VAS per
Clott1.eases for each .dump. sultans tar
bepdt ar willIASebea. mo
lam t b7 ll. powFMC's re
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Remitt•soes should he made by reetoilloe
Money Order or Deft, to avoid .Stance of
Low
Newspapers pee ret t• repo tide advertise
w ept without t.e rrprrss ender .J Hears. &
!Monism.
Addams H/RP'R t BROTSIas.
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are ladloponsable .db to tbe Maw drew
maker ad �a: �jr make is nor s
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emm mem Merles.
enw.b.g and thoughtful essays sot -
all lamer, and 1m Mt page lo uncia as •
of wit and 5.mor. Is ser weekly Mow
eserythlBg is leludd wklci le of Internet to
wawa. The .plat. for UN will he written
bp tN•tra Ran tier and tux• Lvaaa.
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the Tenet.'
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The Signal
as•sikees eare menial h 5 le
Job PristaraleeiBues, maw
pees* seields Oh. M1taa for the prompr
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Ewa wyA� w:t_ w.:
Ito is reed Is 110411••• anainakiing we est
Ms your patroness.lashes amides'
Chet our ed 1. p ease w n MN wok
the approval of our mantes
'1 ode
kite ad.s
This maul ohne is kept to the full
magi yuallties same as letter
While
I•eUer Ott ad.s
1n this line we Imre a very largo
.took of Ane writing papers suit
able for every class of Massa
represented in this locality, cue
prising laid and wove, limens,
quadrille and otter papers, AW
.r uaruied, we may be required.
lA
YAM*. die ad►a
are sot w generally used, they ill
an acs a comwhat
Hee what we're
got under the above heal..
ANoNh i‘tA►ds
If the " pay-as-you-go " p1.. was
the order of the day the deemed
for amount paper would not to
so great ; but there are scone men
who get .o army dunnen that
they wonder if the stock willow(
rue oat. We don't intend it tv,
and at present oar stock ila oat
piece in this line with four aim.
Good paper and neat ruling.
Both single and doable dollars
mod sent• columna They eons
cheaper than bill heads, and se
the proper thing to send atter •
delinquent once a month.
They
are sure to fetch Sim 'round--
td--
sometime.
Now, it would be hard to pt
along without envelopes, and to
keep up with the demand for
them we keep a large stock a
band. We have now about a
hundred thousand in stock, awl
the prices will range from 75c. tc
$2,00 per 11. We handle cru
meecial •ad legal .lees exclusivadv
otmNauri%ihk i 111. iA kaL
has already beenp.rct.dy mat
MOW emoted in me of cin heeds above
There is, however, a vast anima
of work under this head that to
enumerate would more than take
up the entire space occupied by
this adv't, but we do it all a' Tor
Shills I..
11a15:AOSAOUR
to an "At Home" or a wedding
require mnaitlerable taste in abler
tion sometimes, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping in
stock the very latest and beat
samples to be had. Call and nee.
C tv esa\ar s
We aim to e:oel in all the dila
.vat kinds of work we turn oat,
but especially in this, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for all requirements.
' rog,vo s
of entertainments and me.'.r
promptly turned out, from tee
plain bat neat to the most depot
with cord and pencil attached.
Cards and. T-e1itsts
This bead omen a large range d
work. from • bread or silk Shales(
to a neat calling card, fres ears
din•ry &dinin:an ticket to • bey
bailees cord or • bamboos,'
printed membonhip tieket.
V osiers
Our facilities for turning out the
dem of work are evidenced by lbm
feet that the great bulk of it is
done by u. This line eke ie
cl ales
Dodgers
witch our three fast- running loh
premie are able to torn out in r
surprisingly short tits•.
%e .e $heti
belong to the poster l
ale, and we lecke a epe•i•ity of
utas---prempanem being our .+
in this reopen A notice d sob
will appear in Tisa Moral. free 1
charge when bills for same are gat
hese.
#\‘ Kxutmks OS W oVk
in the typographical p t n'g I'
cap be dsxrate in iliis ert•blsllenrr
in an expeditious anti wrtatlW'
alelwer and
Oto.v `Vine kIakXk\I 5oi*V (k
Sherr :tersotnabke.
W.auf..d tbsab fee p&et 6'
.lm .ad ..at • 0emtiTner&t1 el ti".
rasa.
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