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TRI SIGNAL : GOTARTOR, ONT. TN I TRBDAY, DECIIIIMIR 8 Mit.
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-to all and have made it the most
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Syrup of'rigs is fcr Yale in 75o
bottles by el leading druggists.
Any rdia 'ct!rot,!iet v.'lo may not
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to try it. Manua('tared only by the
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Quo. A. FRAN. Aha? AT Goozaww.
THE POETS CORNER
Tse Rysr.rsese•s arrests.
.T J. Il 1OW LL.
&!nee to every man anti netioo Domes the mo-
ment to decide
In the strife of truth and falsehood, for the
good or evil ride ;
Some good cause. that's Dew Messiah, offer-
ing each the bloom or blight,
Parts the goats upon the left hood sad the
sheep upoo the right.
keel the choice goes by forever 'twilit that
darkness and that light.
Careless seems poet avenger : ksy's
tor
pg
1 toe death grapple In the dark mea 't en i r t old
systems and the Word ;
Truth forever on the scaffold, W roog forever
on the tiros..
N et that scaffold sways the future, and be-
hind the dim unknown
Standeth God within his shadow, keeping
watch above his own
Then to side with truth is noble wheu we
share her wretched crust.
Ere her cause bnug fame and profit, and 'tis
prosperous to be just .
Theo it is the brave man chooses, while the
froward stands amide,
Doubting in his abject spirit till his Lord is
crucified,
And the multitude make virtue of the faith
they had denied.
For humanity sweeps onward . where to -day
the martyr stands
On the morrow crouches J udas, with the sit-
ter in his hands ;
Far in front the craves stands ready and the
crackling fagots burn.
While the looting mob of yesterday in silent
awe return
To glean up the scattered ashes into history's
golden urn.
They have rights who dare maintain them ;
we are traitors to oar sires,
Smothenng in their holy ashes freedom's
new -lit altar fires ;
Shall we make their creed our jailer ` Shall
we, in our haste to slay,
From the tombs of the old parties steal the
funeral lamps away
To light up the martyr fagots round the pro-
fit. of tod&y'
New occasions teach new duties : Tune
makes ancient good uncouth
They must upward still and coward who
wooed keep abreast of Truth :
Ino, before us gle.mt our amp6r.c ; we our
selves must pilgrims be.
Launch our Mayflower and steer boldly
through the desperate se.
Nor attempt the future's portals with the
past's blood rusted key.
Yemelsses el'rMtse.
From Ole Hartford Times,
The total receipts of the gambling tables
of Monte Carlo last year were over23,000,•
000 francs.
UJa1e Jessie Was fend.
DEAR Sitio, My little Jennie was very
lad with is Grippe which left a bad cough.
1 gave her Hagyard's Pectoral Balsam and
it soon cure.! her. Mie. Mr-A&Tare,
2w ('opb.tas, Oat.
• Naha nesertpttes.
Papa,- asked the small boy, 'w hat s
dignity'
Dignity, my son,' replied the lather,
" ooe.ista principally of • tall hat and frock
teat." Buffalo Rzptem.
sl•seiaone maMssms.
`tome imam .neigh* Mali.•, pimples or
sallow opaque Oki•, ..trays the attractive -
sets of headmen* haler..e in all snob
,aces Scott's i<idsisa will build up the
system te impart bedlam sad beauty. 2
stewo e..ae..
rem' the Newark Advertiser.
Keogh, hrowsish arsagee are said to tarry
is their ootnplezlos • guarantee of sweet
.es., the peaslist appeases.* Wier dos to
the at mks of WNW* whe have selected
them fer this very quality.
• Mmarsebee 1'sw.
I.t•tttsstaN, - About Is. years age 1 sot
iesd en Bey head.. great ass.her of sabre
Wail warts, very 'WNW. sed white hied
whim teluebet 1 never withstood ening
wa
like it, sad s quite alarmed. a are
ewer within* *Word's Yellow 011, and
insmor llatle girls appal' it to math
weirtweillay ai tide several sights and is
We wierebig Iie paia sad itiftig were se
W 1 hal he awl m Web with screw, bet
Sway We wefts gagged eut sad i Aare
newer hese treebld des.
Mem W.. ('gee,
Rrt(et. met.
THE SPREE IN 11.1J) -OCEAN
A PA MENGUE LOST NM WITS ANO
WENT OVERBOARD..
A heat.. Yap•-e•Mn Mewed • Ire* 10 w
•easee• Al as . sl•.tle user -flee
water-TI.Nt •wlabssds Saved the
5....l.
tt,tt al'xn/w:., De. 5. TheIjueeu s botel
• filled with the passengere of the steetu-
skip Spree, asd gray have barn °Wised to
go to Kilwurrar s, the European, and other
stash hotels or hndgu i -houses. Hod of
the pa.seugers have thrilling stories to tell
Nota few, however, acknowledge that they
had no .wu.•epuou of tee.r peril mulli they
Lad been landed Twice. at least, the °A
-
CM ger. up of esviag the .hip. yet
ac► dine they believed it wou.d be imp•
U tile for the boats to live in the tremendous
.ass. (hi Seriday ;tight all the o icer! were
.vnviuced that to D.:amtur the ship for the
boats would be certain death.
Eterybody 1. eloquent in amiss .f Mr.
[bright 1. Moody. Hu cervi..: did then
tbau anything else, &U say, tower.l stsady-
.nti the courage of the passengers. l • every
group of ("resigners. during the preac►irsgg,
sat.,isebody who translated the e.•ogel-
t t'. words as they came from his lips.
Mrs .1 W. Rubiusoo, of Chicago, today
told the cornspoateut of the International
Telegram Cornpui) the story of her expert
encs on the drifting steamship Sias said
"When the shalt broke 1 we. sleeping in
any stateroo.n. I was aroused by • crash ;
thea felt • heavy shock, which almost
throw in. from my berth. 1 knew that
something serious had happened. 1 gogot up
inarttedately, dressed as fast as I could, and
ran into the corridor, when 1 found the
rat of the pacer r frightened had bud
died togethw. then we learned the
.sum of the trouble sons of us realism the
danger we were in. When we got as the
deck, however, we re a frightful some.
Hundreds were straggling for Iib.preeerv-
era, shooting or groaning ur rsasisg
about ss if crazy. The preparations
to lower the boats 'screamed their
terror. For two days mad nights we
were tossed about and drifted away from
oar course. %'.e dui not go to bed either
Sat.rdey or Sunday sight- The ace wan
terrific The ship rolled so that we had to
cling to tables or than to prevent beisg
dashed to the door or against the partitions
.a t rerm•n lady, who tried to leave the
.cabin when the sem was at its worst, was
thrown seaman a pillar so'riolestly that she
broke her arm. The surgeon set it with the
greatest difficulty, as it was almost impossi-
ble to remain quiet even m one's berth.
The mietde of • vostrg num from t-ienas
depressed es all He was wealthy and was
engaged to marry • V ienuese yours lady.
Four women in the seeood cabin beo,cee
temporarily insane from anxiety and lack of
.brise M. L Merriman, of Bootee, was ill
it bed at the time of the aocildent, in fact,
too ill to reel's,' her danger. She was sear-
Ithrown on the door by the shock. She
dressed herself slowly and was one of the
last to get us deck. "1 never before saw
such a seine," .be said "The ship was at
the mercy of the sea, and the waves were
dashing up ou the decks The p•eengers
were huddled together in the passage ways
er on the stair., or were running about as
best they could on deck. Most of them had
been calmed by the time 1 got upstairs, but
the faces of all were white with terror. We
had s terrible Sunday morning. The sea
wee worse than I had ever seen it. We
feared that the bulkheads would not bold
out, asd at night had become so frightened
that we would not go to bed, but lay down 1
in the companion way. '
The captain of the Lake Hares says that
when the Spree made ber first signal of du -
tress he thought that she was us tire.
s-eventeen of the Spree's passengers have
started for America um the steamship
Etruria. The rest wall wait until Monday
evening tor the Havel. In trausfeeri•.g the
mauls .t was found that 1511 tarp had been
m thoroughly soaked that their coatenta
were worthless.
The shaft broke at 6.30 tm the morning,
at that ..rly hour tew of the paseengen
hai arisen anti when the noise made by the
p•andiug of the broken shah around them
they were thrown into great alarm. Many
of (tient rushed on deck an their night
clothing, mothers clasping their babes in
their anus, and a secu*J-claes passenger
named Paul kerion was m terribly fright-
ened that he jumped overboard and was
drowned. The other passengers aro all well
CENTER FOR IMMIGRANTS
Thirty -al■ Tm.ws.nd Neer Prairie wr.ot-
1ers is the Pot 1.1.e.. Meath.
Wis'.trm), Dec. 2 -Nearly 1200 settlers
arrived in Manitoba and the Northwest
during the last month, making • total for
11 months this year of over 36,000.
November is not considered • phoaomen-
al month for land sales, but during the lest
'gel days the C. P. R. land department have
disposed of 7,I„100 acres in Manitoba sad
the Territories, on winch they hay* realized
$$14,000. For the corresponding period
of DOI 1144,000 was the total amount
received for land by they. Novem-
ber sales, as compared wire • year ago,
show an increase of about 300 per .tot.
Those who bare been agitating to make
the Red Paver seagable are delighted over
the report of Prof. Nelms D.ngkter., an
explorer and scientist, who says be hes a
feasible scheme for diverting the waters of
Lake of the Woods through Red Labe into
Red River, Mus increasing its insight by
four test wed making it Navigable
Th. Ntuatios at Ottawa,
OTTAWA, Iltee. 5 -The petit/oat tsados
of the past her days is rsbeved somewhat
by the official anew•esment of the wait
lishsteat of the New Department e/ Trade
and l.Lmmne.. The Oddest met at 4
o'clock Sat.rd•] .Rennase, wh.. then
were present : Mir Jobs Tboespe•, Hon.
Meese. Rowell, Oestiosm, -tr-,ipart Daly,
t brunet, Patterson end Mir A. P. Caron.
A decease was ru•eb.d to advise His Exert
leery to issue kis patisseries brinesg is
to fora the Acta of INB7 crsaung the lee
perusing of Trade and t;nmeseree, and
molder the Departments of ('sa.omu ams!
hirer Review subsidiary thereto. An
extra of the Canada Bassets was treed te.
day matabsing the prodnamm.s_
I'aa.da'. Wisest Pettey.
aloxrsasl, Dee. b, -At • meeting of the
members of the Club National hell Bator
day errata( antic. was given that at the
n.11 -sing • santios will he made to pall
• em
sresttsn d . the weeie'ipl,
itietio wrer+et•- l.hr i4 etherw
ppeeiimtieas Is the (� M be hell in
daMeowed is coarse 1- - Jemmy ,,,nett,
dames the .aism(�yr�g
amaw
ww wo Waage
the eligis l sod iwsmeit
will be disowned M ti: nest mewarg
of the .deb she .sews end .swadw
baso their melba en the Set et wtwMss db
elwiebstien mwslb ted is dlslsmit pets et
the ormmtry with the meow regime
lssgh.w herd Tfe.r..
LattEkter •ad Tors til e ". 4qe. i• s A L AND dad! Ill".711.8"1116411.6.4116.16.11415811
he w•ss►t» and .hada mk.�d
pimwaty there, .a ti. breath of the
weds war strong in die air, es war else the
hsyleae. et the ohmicaid tear Shr. Die
tM-i.ae wee Iso Narrow 1/ dbw both
pan, Ler fa.gliter was kdslese•s. and MN
ed shout .e meek thaw he task up • deal
room ; while Ten e..sated le be half Idled
.sanely and weld see her w•
Silo said, la • voice like the .meg of
Might -bird nil don't you let etc pan ' i. Is m
; WINTER
;COODS
No," replied (xagktsr, "thy l•.e as
Int.., sed 1 am is a burry, *oyes bad better
climb th. fence into the darwoods and
walk through the dead leave."
" Why dw't you climb the ether Imes Y'
said Tens, witty, "sat ...a aloeg armlet
the blower, in the s.nahi.e! I'm sun you'd
las it Meter."
"• Wsl1," reprised Laughter, piwrntly,
" I'm tore 1 don't groat to quarrel with so
gentle a maiden, .ad so, as we don't semi
able to agree .boat the path, suppose I turn
.bolt and go with yea!"
That would he very pleasant, Iadsed,"
said Tease •' for I am lardy.
So they went on together, the
twinkling shims and shadow, and felt
better fur the wmpaar of the other.
And that is why it is that when pas mast
La.ghter you aro absent ogre 1.W Tears
not far away.
T•Rays f - 10
Its on hand promptly in the m e Sieg at
your place of business, and make it • point
never to be late, aad perform okesrfelly
your duty. He respectful to year am-
p oyer sad to all in autbonty over you,
and be polite to ever use : politeness einem
nothing, and it will �p you wonderfully in
getting along iu the world. And abort all,
be honest and truthful. The boy whasherts
in lite with a sound mind in • ••and body,
who falls into no bail habits, who is henget,
truthful and industrtocs, who remembers
with grateful bre Ire father hal mother,
and litho dares not grow away from church
end Sabbath school, We qualities of mind
and heart that will insure ham moosce to •
remarkable degree even though be is en-
dowed with only ordioary meatal sagacity ;
for Donor, truth and industry are more than
genius.
Don't be foppish in your dress, had don't
may anything before you have the money
to pay tor it. Shun billiard sal•on., sad
be careful howou spend the • •
Cultivate • taste for reading, and read
good books. With • love for reading, you
will find in books friends ever true and !till
of cheer fu time of gloom, and sweet com-
panionship for lonely bouts. tether Meade
may grow cold and forsake you , but books
are always the same. Anil in closing, boys,
1 would say strain, that with truth, banality,
and • living faits in god, ysu will roomed.
Honor and shin.. from no conditions rue ;
Act well your part : tame all the honor
1 ins.
N Was TNM tat.
In the momtaia districts of Pennsylvania
two wrens had built their nests wider the
saves of an old fano house, and there they
reared • sutall and interesting family.
Among the attaches of the farmer's hoese-
bold was • white oat, and when the wrens
became so tame that they Hoed to hop
around the piazza in search of crumb, the
at would lie is wait for them, and several
Weed came within an ace of catchingthe
adult birds m
When the farmer noticethis
be kicked the cat, and she finally learned
that it was dangerous to fool with the wrens.
When the baby wrens grew larger one of
them fell out of the nest, and being too
week to run and unable to fly. lay helpless
on the gram. The at saw the accident and
ran rapidly to metre the bird, bat, seeming
to remember the Immo taught ber, when
she reached the helpless littletbing she only
touched it daintily with her paw and then
lay down an 1 watched it.
Presently there came • black asd yellow
irdeo snake towards the eutteringbirdlin1.
The cat was dating and was awakened by
the fluttering of the bird. Instantly elle
arose and struck at the reptile with her
paw. This was an enemy the snake did
not appreciate, but it was hungry. so it
darted forward and attempted to seism the
bird uuder the very shelter of the cat's
head.
Like • flash the cat seized the sake just
back of the head and killed it with osebate.
When the farmer happened along in the
afternoon he found the at crouched in the
grass sheltering the bird, and ten feet away
was the deal snake. This made it clear
that the at had carried the bird away from
thetlttake, and the young adventurer was
room ored
.to its anxious parents. Bran -
doe
lNee WOO strut,
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrupthe mod-
ern successful euro for coughs, mold., hoarse.
new, asthma, bronchitis, son throat sad all
pulmonary complaints, is made from the
best pectoral herbs and barks by the most
. kil!f.l and scientific methods, and cannot
fail to give prompt relief. 2w
Yard Se OM At.
Inquisitive city people is the country
sometimes find small satisf ctioa is atec-
obiziag little country boys about their
enN sad affairs. A "summer border"
mane said to a smell boy dressed in • breed
straw hat, a newborn heist, beg trousers
and bare fast : -
'• Hallo, little boy! What is your same'
" Same as pa's," said the bey.
" What's your pa's now •,
"bent es mime."
" i smes, what de they all you when
they tan you to breakfast • "
They don't sawyer all me to break-
' Why dositthe •"
"Caws I alle.,t there the fast
-esa
At this s.s.w the awls of ptarrb and
cold is the bead are most ssriouely felt, amid
te4 life and health it met promptly
tree Pot this purpose then 1s 0. rem -
ad equals Nass) Halm. Preempt is vbpg
relief sad mew fall to eon. Sold by •fd
dealer., boa • katal., by moil, pont
Address O. T. b
k Os., oek�
Ont.
AAA aR flibminremen finks Mess,.
The (4.alkt, pm was ls..LJ by Oaths(
in 1101.
eerrespen.
dont of the Mttekiastl R
Om
Tusaday, lith kart., Charles Osemli-
tie . oar poper .hm
sa•ber, trek este im-
esa b • partner for alb la the perms of Miss
Asper Aba est el lymenj,Ils.
My wife amid esif had dandruff sad lase of
it, -eeempaniwd by .dealt esalis.a1 It.Nng
of the snap. Asti -Missile f entirely] re
hewed en ten both wsaya•en .ad we
think it the hest pseper.tlss kesws is
elms out Da•ttret fess the heti .•d gist as
• dwd•g without oh* as ous.tsrsl sp-
L W. K wowt Int,
C. ..ler C. P. iL, betimes $mise•[
h Mewpars Vt.
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 bast
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
Tonfo Cash Ste
P. 012RA, Ywgv,
Scribner's
Magazine
For 1893.
Partial Prospectus.
Frances Hodgson Burnett
wUl t.atrlbute the arm genet to appear t. •
so mashie from her pea for loamy years, gutted
"THKONE 1 KNEW THE BQlT or ALL'.
• H. C. Bunner
will forbids • aeries of ala sketches entitled
' JgRstY SriEET AND JKK•t_Y LAN."
Illustrated.
Robert Grant
will reale the further eleerlaaers et Vred.a.d
TIIJosephine Ur A MAR ED MAN "E Illustrated ed
Harold Frederic
will contribute m political novel of treat power.
entitled THE (X)PPERHEAD.
By the Author of "Jerry"
miss R >Z ELi.scrr, the author of "Jerry.-
Tennessee mountaineers,
wilt write • realistic story of life the
7H( DCII ET
$PERRIT.'-
Personal Reminlsoenoes-
c'ARL.YLR 7U( XHR ARb iR I7IIJ said
others, dallsg with • pan of Carlyes life far
dilferest from that brought out In the recent
literature of Carlyle remisteomeet. RZCOL
1.1iCT1O).8 Or LINtt,LN AND DUNNEK.
By the late MApuu hes C11411smc^r. B.tb
articles are fell of new matter, AN ARTIST
IN JAPAN By Roamer Bix's, who has just
retuned from • residesc.-of nearly toe years
inethat tlq Bi.ITAbliaIRIC ntl iBmtrated her
have tees • tenure of the Mssage�E .a. wring
tering
thy. wig be oostlnts4 kp iseems parttcalarey
stoking papers, a.to.g therm several of the
Meat war roar warned mss' wtwar B Rt-r-
Antiats, and others.
Men's Occupations.
A seriom ittueiteltsiiive
articles ea the lifework e( twee in
marl 'iage-the chief t to which meearn• their In tbeirr hiy.11-
The World's Fair In Chloago.
A series will he publbshed later in the he year
giving tImmade by the exhtbl,ttn
upon dithrent observers of note. both Aa.eri-
an mid forele'n . and many M their observers
will be ales artiste who wilt Illustrate their
own articles.
Miwslllaneous Artleles.
Yurther ORKAT CITI/Mi butioes to r
Me.. Braxtrr•e Ihe P! minted
paver on the Loadoa plan for NOME AiD TO
INVALID CHILI.R N, etc, Of swots tater-
est aim will be Professor Hal Ver.'. authort-
tiaras account of the MART RELIEr eX-
PKDiTION fillustreledl. a very Interesting ar-
ticle by Orrsyt twits on the exhibition or
WI )MAN'$ ART now Dane on in Paris, ud
artielee upon ertistir rob/ s, accords of Us.
vela, etc., ate. 4
The Illustration✓.
of the year w gl roger, .e./ the work ere only of
the wog-ksoown Illustrators, but away draw-
lers will also appear by artists who ars beet
knows as painters.
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The Volumes of the Magaairse bogie wits
the Numbers for June sad December of each
Few. W ben Do twee r •pepa•d, subscriptions
will legis with the Number cannot at the
time of receipt of seder. [totted Volumes of
Harper's Maritimes foe three years back. in
seat cloth binding'. out be rat In pitied. pe.t-
put e. oa receipt ll .M pee voltam. ('tell
Cases. fur MN , 19 cents each - - by saW, pact.
paid.
ttmrnittasars should be mads by Pu.1 Aloe
Men. Jr Order er !haft• to avoid chasm or
leas
Neseepopere are mor tooyer rhos advertise
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Address HARPER t RROTf11ci,l.
New Turk.
Harper's Weekly.
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11.. i itis WamtLT is aeksow:a4gd as
standl.a arms smueg Ylttwr.ted weekly period-
icals in A merte0 tt em.epics a p5sp Yet
'bat o/ tee hurtled dollypaper an4 eytef the
lees timely m.stbly smoggier. It t•dws Isla
'iterates seegd� News. ami presents with . l
se
tersadfsNetty the real events of ttmemall
kietare sad the/stattaallve themes of .Mien.
On s000emt of Its eery complete aeries of [Utes
d the e Wolds roar, 1l will be hot only
the tum guide to l be area/ Ian pemtsoe, but alae
its beet le•.vealr. Even publb event at gen-
eral !memo' will be fully illustrated in u,11
pe . Its contributions beteg fluor the beet
wrltmu and artists in this country. it will con-
tinue to excel in liieratun. Dews and Upon
Dons, all other pubtle_tioss et Is clan.
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States, Canada and lifs.rko.
The Volume@ of the Wita.Ly befits whh the
ant Number for January or each year. When
no time 1s meatio•ed. onb. rlptloas wUI begin
with the Number current at the time of re-
onip4 of order
Hosed Volumes of if.iu•.a'r Warily for
three years beck. le .sat cloth hinting. w01
be test by math puma.• paidw snows
sno
rem or.spsLa Iprovlded the paid.
4oss net
exceed ore darinr per yoluswe. for pew per
vdbse.
Cloth hear for smelt volume, suitable for
Mailing 11111 be sent by mall, post paid. ea re-
ceipt 031.00 each.
Remlussoet shoats be made by Post-ediee
Money Order or Draft. to arra ..brace of
Newspapers ors met to copy rids adrsMtse
.15.f le kiest the rsprrss order el Huree R
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Address : HARPOK R )IROTHERg.
Vew York.
1883.
T Irper's Bazar.
I :.LT7BTR &TicID-
Hamot'& BAZAR le • jotrsal for Om Irma
it erre the fullest s.4 hast t./emmensn
.bout rasMs....d Its=e f,
Paris &slim sad pat
are Ind ms. .&Ike b tea
dress-
er/et and the proteselo-.J .du Nex
pease is spared to make its s
mess l the 6commies, ud bi le �l
marl
Sty .Bums mad las kat pass is famous se a
budget et wit mid humor. la Its weekly Mees.
•reryWog 1111sde4e4 wbiob hof Intermit to
women. TM norlsr for Me will he tennis
b/
WALT'S Ra.axy ltd EDTA LTALt_
tlramflt.t Tsenveltts HH�Ojmle will fu, lab a
1fe a yg }nnvs y,Ll 7trOrL
homer it--"�1lie-
tea Tlss work et ts��N r
Enp*riw wall be tub
111.41.utn. T. W.R1�Rsga�, h r4r
Men. wig pram. • ettwegaa/ uNi ase.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
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The illege
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gat Nibm term] the
eer stew* yeyearr..itailf=is�when
5.iu.t a the bras et re t
etas
rig:Zetaof Haapmf. Rasa fur
beset I
tyes4 •05. ace./ t *tiff eat
mese Mr seri vehmsga. w1t litem Mr
ss '� . ab r p sti.Y. eta
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Adam : Rama
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The Signal
.... awe J,.k hili ins r •s
weed tile kr ti eospia
dad a"`.
twilitUVA�o of
to a senat estNslkl.E yea ms
im year patrassi i meth ems we soli
-' I•t'st
the approval el itti
the M Ilk
�1ttRt 11ti t
'I lur useful aizn is tt ph j• tire• Lll. ,;
r.1,1* t• of ytalilktr utkau •► lu,
heads. %('bile
AA:lact;
In this ijuo we Iwrb a very L.rge
z of I:ur aait.liid p�atperb e,6u
cholaIq
Able for every c1
le'preseutetl in this lo.:.lity, n•ui
prtaiof laid at it out.•, hurl&.,
qutrInik..tr! other imperil, ruled
or uurt11rr1, as may be r'tyuin.;.
▪ t,\.o . '‘ttt.alb
.41e not 5o generally used, tire) h
nu Itul,ortant iilatr ire couinNni..
corrwptiotienot. gee what e, ter
got under the above hew'.
tI
11 the " pay es -you -go " plan wsa
the order of t1.e day the deo.: a1
for stxouut paper would bot Ire
50 groat ; but there are sonic urn
who get w tnaay dumpers tint
they wonder if the stock will e.er
ran out. We don't intend it to,
and at present one stock is t•nti
pieta in then. line with four .ire;.
(:ani paper and :wet rating.
th A\t1•¢AAs
Both single and double dollar
and cents columns. They Deme
etbeaper than bill heads, sail an
the proper thing to send after a
delinquent once a month. They
are sure to fet, 1, him 'round _
sour ainc.
1Lne\oves
Now-, it would le, hard to get
along without envelopes, and to
koep up with de- demand fit
them we keep a large stook on
hand. We have now about a
kundrtwl thousa,ul in stork, anti
the pikes will inn,. Ltlm Tiic. tc
$2 00 per N. We Handle ami
Inertial and I.•gnl biz(sexclu*i.rlr.
t'4 1\mb err.M. Y%%‘%%\tf
llas alresuty horn partlni:; Ian•
(-rated in some of the heads abo.e.
There is, bowever, a vast amorist
of work under thin level that to
enumerate would more that tape
up the entin• spate .,.. up:1. i by
this adv't, but we do 4.11 at'f•!r
?IUK.t4
Ali1Vt0l,\0ti s
to an "At Horse" or a we,4liar
require considerable taste in seise -
tion sometimes, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping in
stock the very latest and bat
samples to be batt. Call and ..r.
C'\r rets\ar s
Wo aim to excel in all the tildi•r
est kinds of work we tarn out,
but especially in this, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for all requirements.
- rogrnms
of entertainments and mishap
promptly tootled out, from the
plain but as to the most eMpat
with cord and pencil attached.
Cthetike orad► T'%eNetts
This bead covers a large range of
work, from a bread or milk ticket
to a neat onlhng card, from an or-
dinary admission ticket to a tart,
business card ora Laalinrn1y
printed membership ticket
emirs
Our facilities lor taming est Ibis
claw of work are evid.nsd by the
fact that ti• peat balk el it bi
done by on. TU. lies hiss in-
cludes
odgtes;
...loch our three feat-rwaa1ug jd
pre hew •die to tarn oft je •.
..rpt'isingly rhort t tale.
4\t\\\i►
belong to the poster department
also, and we maks a .pri.lt7
them_ -p o.ptnem being ear .in
is this respect A notion of imps
will appear in 1b dteim beset
oherge when bills Ilse same are go
here.
#\\ Wmule os W o,
in the
lice
O
me beit11stlifihmtl t
ie as e:paitioan and srtidi'
manner and
OW, YIkt SS vier\\ het SO4►1\a
*Orr ett,SOWIAlke.
w..riRad our thank. Ise psi& far
as Gad Wish • eselisseme. of Oke
mea,
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