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THE SIGNAL: GODERIOB, ONT., THIIRSDAY, APRIL 1, 1893.
latiMa
LARD ust
CO.
since COTTOLHNE has tome 10
take Its place. The satisfaction
u:th whieh the people have hailed
Ibm advent of the New Shortesing
Cottolene
evidenced by the rapidly Increas
ing enormous sales is PROOF
POSITI YE not only of 1b great
value as a seen article of diet
hut is also suflitient proof of the
general desire to be rid of indi
gestible, unwholesome, unappe
tiling lard. and of all the ills that
lard promotes. Try
Cottolene
at once and waste no time In
discovering like thousands of
others that you have now
NO USE
FOR LARD.
A CORNWALL MiR+CLE.
HOW AN fiSTEKMY.0 t'1TIZk. 'RE-
GAINED HEALTH ANI) ! TREW4.TH.
soma • ,1 i zea -Path►' 1tT►:I:a.vrls.. slant\
Hit ralt.le• Ot'rtltCD fir KM Mp'n\-
att., 1.1 T 110 .'t. 1 omit: Llyt':Lie N 1111
11111 A� IIta RTI' t• nr %elm\ -A e,ttRI
rt 1I. 411 Hrs: lea .•rllu11 scoots/tip,
'Oro wall F're. hl:dei.
In this at;e there are few pea eons is ho Jo
not take nue or more uewspepers, mad it
may be said villa equal certainty that there
are few who have tet read from !into to
tour
1,1 the marvelous cures effected by the
use of lir 14,Iliams' rusk fills for Pale
Pe..p:e. Out reading le una thing and
h, -lm, -me what ymi rt -e4 is another, and no
doubt ot the thousands who have reel of
the Hamilton miracle, the Saratoga miracle,
the t'alg.ry miracle and others that have
aplware l from time to time in the columns
,r1 tli,
Freeholder,e
agenry t►r ' I I am ca nar.•ebus hltttlie
pellets, ,.soy may hate laul ,utile the paper
nn unbelief. While, however, these people
may u t lees h, cc what. happened .! `arato;a
r in Calgary. thev would no doubt be coon
voiced it one .!weld bring to their not ter .1
case in their in:mediate vicinity where a
marvefoue ...toe w.seffected thruut;h the use
of Ur. Williams' Pink Pills.
Every one in t'ornwall known Mr. Wm
Moore, who ler years has drives the delivery
wagon' for Meek s Exprees Mills, and when
tt soros known last sever that his health
was fallow rapidly, very general regret was
exprra.rd 1'y s large section of the commun-
ity. Has voice grew weaker, his laurh lees
hearty and it appeared that consumption
had marked him for a victim. .\t last he
was forted to give up work altogether and
keep within doth. til things acre till late
in th • sun.mer, wheat he commenced to get
.Ilan! agate. and he steadily improved uuti'
he wa. nn.r more able to take up his calling
anal work as r.f yore. \\'hat worked .n
mar clots. a :hangs A veritable miracle
it was .odce•.1. Hearing that I)r. %Tilli•ms'
Pink 1'.:1. had something to do with the
ease, a reporter . f the Freeholder called on
11n. %loose at hie cotnf,.rtable home on
Eighth .trot and found prim at home
1Vithout any preluoinary fencing the re
porter said to sir. Moore, " 1 am glad to
see yo, so hearty and strong sawn : the
1st time I sew you it seemed as if your
race was about run. 1 have heard that
your wonderful ram "very is entirely due to
ilea Williams's 1'ink Ihll. ; have you any
objection to tell me something about it!"
"No objection at all," mel Mr. Moore.
" Pink fills dei cure me and 1 am only tan
glad to let the world know all about that
wonderful medicine. As you know I was a
very sick man:indeed my life was despaired
of.
RSV what IS 50113 TIiiI),I.
1.a.lot apes ate right r.maty. \Yelk to
make • bag awry short 1 oestuaed te les
Dr. Williams' flak Hlls natal my old tame
ole wg*h bed fully returned mad 1 was able
to go Irak to work Stacie tees I have
bem teaming every day, lilting heavy
w.ighte as ,Mama, mid I sever felt better is
any life. This M the wbuis story, and you
may spread tt freely. I w.. on the brt.k
of the grave Bud you me net ..w la Was
lk. WiIIi nu' pink Pills that ,..toned me,
and 1 kuew \haul w be a greed ta.dwn.s,
and would urge everybody whose symp-
toms are like urwr to profit by my capers
rear. My care may nut be au emoderful u
w rite 1 have read of, but at is miracle
rnougb fur me, end I can never say enough
.Ie,ut Pak fills, they are beyond any
praI0l 1 cam glue them I coo only
. Wit .tsv unto taw I5 awe 01
to else them a fair trial awl I am couBJeut
they will never regret it
lk. William.' fink l'IIIe rte • perfect
blood builder sad nerve restorer, curing
o uch Juoaase as rheumatism. seur.lgl►,
parttal paralysia, luuoo,otoi ataxia, St. Vitus
.laua+e, uervvous headache, nervous ?rostra
taus mai the tired feeling therefrom, the
•iter effects of la grippe, Iuflueuz• and
severe colds, disease. depending ea humors
ill the blued. s-rofula, chronic sryupelma,
etc., Pink I'llb give a he•Ithy glow to pale
mud sallow coinplrveus, and zee • m ecr&c
for the troubles peculiar to the female
system, and in the ease of men they effect
relilal cure, in all cartes arising from,
mental worry, over work or excemer' or any
nature
Thr.r Pills are lwnufa,aured by the Dr.
Walloons %ledreine Company, Brockville,
Out.. and 'thenect•dy, N. V., and are phd
only to Iekee tearing the firm's trade mark
and wrapper, at S')cts. a box or six boxes
for 142.50. (tear in mind flat Ile. Williams'
fink Pills uc not sold is bulk, or by the
doaen or hundred, and any dodder who offers
substitutes in this loom is trying to defraud
you and should be e. gidrd. The public are
also cautioned agaeust all other so-ealleel
blood builders and erne tonics. no matter
rho• came may be given them. They art
.JI imitations whose uukeis wish to reap •
pecuniary advantage from the wonderful re
potation &chic% rd by Dr. William.' Peek
('alk Ask your dealer for 1)r. Williams'
l'ink tills for Pale People and refuse all
imitattous and substitute..
Ur Williams' fink I'illa may le bad of
Al druggist. or direct by mail from 1)r.
WVitlwms' Medicine t'ump•nv fromi either
.ddrear. The price at which the'' Pills
are sold make • course of treatment com-
paratively iuetpensive es compered with
other remedies tor medical treatinent
ODDS AND ENDS.
tteaard'• Iola/went Ie Cate near,
00'an n.'rei lift a mortgage by pttlhng
at a boob - Elmira 1:azette.
Death is the only power that can make
soave .enant amyls dust. Elmira 1.azette.
.4 Mimete, s position a supposed to he
nImre stable if he is metalled. Ibwrtt
('outlet.
All's well that ends well. of course. 'rim
trouble is that w many things end the other
way. - .Somerville Journal.
The reason some people •' love at first
right ' a because they don't koow foc1.
other then. l'Inclnnati
Uusighrly pnnptes, blotches, ran, and all
ticking humors of the skin are removed by
using ile Low's Sulphur Soap lit.
He -"1b you belong to the Physical
Society'" She " No I,ut 1 sometimes go
out oo my brother's machine. Punch.
It is very hard to believe sometimes that
• man tan le doing right when he Isn't
doing it our way. Somerville Journal.
"no' trtion claims many victims Ward
off this dread disease by the use of spall
sugar coated Burdock i'i1L when needed. I Ili
1f all the ptvrpie knew what they were
talking about there wouldn't be nearly as
much said as there i. now Somerville
Journal.
It is curious how much faster a street car
humps along when you are running .`ter t'
than when you are riding on it. Richtnoml
Recorder.
Mrs. One iregretfullyr " 1 called yesit
day and found you out." Mrs. Tother
" Yes. and Fie found you out, too. \"oo
saw ne when I left the house. \Vaahio;;-
ton Star.
The Lieutenant, point tog to the canyon
" If you don't accept me, to -morrow 1 shall
he down at the bottom of that canyon
The Colonel.* daughter . " What dead
The Lieutenant " No fishing." Puck
Mrs. Languish "'fired ' Oh, so \heal
all the time Mrs. Smart " Well, so 1
used to be until 1 began to take Ayer's Sar-
nparilla as a spring medicine, and now 1
don't know what it is to have that tired
feeing. Try it, my dear ; only he sure you
get Ayer'..'
M.vkr Tan tray •Mees.
• • 44 ell be weighed down more this Vie,
entitle day than ever," Gatti the`t�q,�do•
" What rakes you think so '
•' Those new postage stamps"
and 1 esu forced to be nut in all aorta of
weather, for people must eat, you know
11 often hao panel that after lifting heavy
seeks of flour or grain at the mill, I was in
a profuse perwpir•t ion, and heated as 1 wit
has to drive in the face ot • fierce storm, or
with the thermometer ever me many degrees
below ?erne A man can't ,tad that kind of
thing forever, and after • gond .many warn-
ings I felt that something had really get
held of ese and 1 was forced to quit work.
i had heavy (otds all the time, severe pains
ii the heck and mins and no appetite what
ever, 1 Inst Groh .•nntinnally until 1 woo as
you remember, a mere shadnw of my former
self, and everybody the, saw me thought 1
was dying of cnn.amptiran. 1 doctored
for • few month■ ; had poultices •I1
over me and wank a great deal of
medicine. 1 will not say that the doc-
toring .11.1 nn good, Mut it didn't ,bo
much, and 1 felt se if 1 were never going to
get better. At this time my attention wee
directed to i)r. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale Temple by reading an amount of • rase
That seemed 11111e abort of • miracle. A
sister rat my wife heti used then, and had
forted them a veleahle medicine, and
\.ember .r the emtarle.nesrd of Matte
flays
1 have prescribed Scott's h:mul.ion ,n
('oasumption and eves when the digestive
powers were week it has hese followed by
good result.... R. 1'. \' Renee. A.R. , M. 1)
2w
tot • Mewed ed .e pare
FURROWS IN A 11G FIELD
Ides• •ed uaseewN.s.. r.a sae rewer..-
.aye Tar we..
Th. Iarssse who leaves hae wale to weft
the garde. Jest Jeserrs te have el' her.
Testamawr s •l.ued.et and .,o.duaive
as to the desirable .deet of be. s upon paps
vines, Trutt tiers marl butt Dearing manta
genera' ly
I lite ti4htb ••1 w most, used .s • plot to
mak lists mid exp.', mato ta, will b • . ul6c,o.at
to enable the farmer to learn how t.. better
mama\;. tie a hose fare,
Ihd ..•u ever try cutting rue..es ii the
.prim sob n the domed :• 11,•feu • if wt,
try 1t eve Pharr me a great malty 11uigbl
comlurlwb.eJay, y.e .an dcrote 10 this
wortrb. ground being frozen tote straw
of for bullae- are staff and ri1td a'"d a brow
takes them o!T..sily.
Farm"eti make a plea.\ mut. l.. it. letting
their hay .land too loig fur feeling apt 1u
wee \ hon at gets tutu seer) it has tort
the eleeruts that produce the lost a.•1
most milk 1 be ..'ail crop .. preferab.c
to the brat, but rut your brat . rup
Prof 1;resurnn.
WVhas a farmer wane. more heed he
should try the eaperlment of aiming to
duul to the pr.,laet o: lets from, without e.
-
tending it* area. %Alien he has worked in
that dureruw, to. .. tea seaalrs lie will
then be more inclined to get rd o1 none of
his land instead of desiring enure. \ lU
acre Loin is • large one it at u pt •rlc
cultivated to its highrs' lima of produr
tion.
It a at the 5e..on that the plow, hat
for, .uluvatcr aud email tools will iequire
beim;. ord. i , fur e. eu a belt .out of piety
wall i.,• allot ieot to tender some tools use-
less : but the feet 1s test nut and decay,
expo.uie deco g the •:user, will have
been the .au.'•. Look osmr the tools, and
u the grindstone, is -ipaFper aid plenty
1 • ,ill grtlieg them vi nyder.
Neter fuser a load -bid by digg.ng bat
deep est stones that become uncovered by
w, .r : i.,.1 ..mer then& soon, .i't with e
.Duple ot ..1s from i he roadside, but with
a load of gravel. More time lass urea spent
digging out rocks of our country road•beei
a. as to make It necessarily • water r111r+''
than would servo to bury them altll tare
pike the road on each side fur sods with
gravel so at would take • paragon to
wear down to them.
1 have found, "eye e.. observant writer,
that manure has a marked influence to
bringing water toward the surface from
depths .. great as ex feet below. 1%hile
the mattered ground soutains u, the upper
three feet of soil three pounds more et
water to the equate loot of surface than ter
unm•uured ground, the Warr ti.rec of ma
uured ground oo•taana .bout tee sank am
Dunt leas than the unmai:urr'I gr•.und. It
apron., therefore, t.et term yard tosaures
have an effect upon vegetattoa other than
that exerts I through tee plant food they
may :mutate By increasing the mosemeut
of water toward the surface, as it a needed
by the vegetation, 11 is of great efficacy and
value to time of drouth.
" Tommy meet be • very bevy man."
Why
" 1 gal a letter from him and to tt hr
spells recommend with one m . '
ty.pe..1• rand.
Iimin.aa,m, 1 was trebled with #ipi
pcpmrm for about fearears i noticed en
advertisement of Beranek Blood Bitten, ,.
1 started to nes it zed mon found that ther.
was nothteg tereq al it. It took just three
tootles to • tit a prises ars in my cow
2* ■m J. Raw, Winghem, tint.
t..tpefaed.
Woe Pbkerly Why, Mr. Tutter, what
are those little parkas fur in the sleeves of
year overcoat • vass..s
Tetter Dem'► you know, reallyWhy,
they are tor alady to pet her head ie. I
will show you, if you will let me have your
Land
Mies l'mkrly Oh. Mr. Tatter Georgr
this te •o *udder.
?bete Tawe TNI the .tart.
strongly urged me to try them I meet Parabolises of drsseed fowls should -II
eesfssa that 1 diff so with some reluctance ; ways testa on hawing bird. with the test
i hod tried so may medicines withnet ea. As old goMdee or gander m he made
head t that 1 despaired of 8edong asythun I to renew his apparent youth by rutting off
Se elm me, bar any mar ell desperate and � his head and feet ami carefully dreansy the
1 yidrl«I to the anliciteuose of my friend, j body. but if the fest are left ne they al
once tell the story of his age The feet of
ta...1d lard are always reach, is WOW they
hen.... barley, while those of • youthful
specimen w as tender as eey other part of
appetite, which had been almost entirely Ike body. The webs betw.le the tom of •
Hasa reterning. 1 ennu..ed an take the l= dock Ir goose son be tori by the
pbk Pi11s and fn.nel my strength er.Aaaltp almost as seely ss • hit of
retiree*, smwme hung 1 had despaired ' 1. there of an old bird aro u tenam
1• • low wash. 1 led en far improved that Mather i1 buyers walld p.rebsae so fowls
1 was .hie t. ge.►..led. mid wee er.nseatly from *birth the (sea hove h.s. eat, Das
'hieing I sat..iy rtdished my 1.x1 plaihta of whey
wsad .tehle
t it did rile gesd, sad 1 mw that i a. Ohba world lei bee
and purchased • *applyn f les from Mr.
1L A. Rrews. the druggist.1 burl not hogs
takiay them very long when 1 began to
settee a difference in myself and foiled me
browtag limseeberrle.,
To be sucawaful with the gooseberry re
quires some sk.B and judgment. In twat-
Ins
otalIng the gooseberry plat, select, it powWe,
• locstiou where the sun will nut send its
.corrhing rays (u11 upon the Lushes much
put midday. The soil should he oeitber
too wet nor too dr), • moist sal well no-
derdratued, so no water *til staud about
the root. at any season, is preferable.
Work the soil deep-oliodangerof going too
deep and add • liberal dreiug of Imre
manure and work It into the sal before
setting the plants. Keep up the fertility
afterwards by fall apphcattons of manure
and spading a la between the rows. Mulch
heavily in summer.
Prune the vines quite severely attar the
plaints have been set a few year; the will
give large fruit. Keep the gooseberry
worms in check by .pptyimg white helle
bore, first as soon as the eggs are found
after the leaves put out Io the spring. In
ten days go over them •gain, applying the
..oven in water; •spoonful of hellebore to
r pail of water, using a force pump and
sprayer which will send the water with
some force among the leaves, the object
being to wet all the foliage, especially
that on the under part of the plants, as
the larger portion of the egg. Is lad by
the parent 8y on the under side of the
lower leases. One or two apphcattoes
after the fruit is gathered should be
glees to destroy later broods of the u-
. s.t..
nteat.g Please Crews Seeds.
Many perilous think It so dlllc.lt to tains
planta trete seed that they will not mike
even one effort to do so ; others have bees
so discouraged by first hoboes that they are
reluctant to ,make a seabird attempt.
The trouble with many beginuers is that
they imagine seeds say be mows in any
fashion, watered occasios•lly, and success
be assured ; when the fail to grow under
such treatment the seller of them frequent
ly gets the blame for it. Nothing is more
certain than if sods are mot permed as they
should be, they will probably failto row.
The pr, treatmeat tor coarse, large
seeds will 'mother the life out of Rae Does.
They are soothing like little children, we
must study their natures mad treat them
accordingly, and in this we a� profit
greatly from the experience of others, in
steed of wetting impatiently for renal"
from our own hephasard keowledgr-
The best soil for seeks is a light, rich
sandy loam ; amy garde. 'oil will do if
thoroughly pulverised. heated to destroy
insects and nelsons seeds, sufficient
mad added w make It porous sad am
sbu.daaca pf well rotted masers worked
into it. There are, however, some seeds
that will do betty in rather poor soil,
abrmis, verbena, nasturtium, and • few
other.
Flue seed should easy be sawn deep,
and if veryfloe should be ;nixed will omen
mere thisy over the surface and pr
firmly down without covering at all Ih
n ot let the eel dry out, keep It trout until
the seeds germinate, then give • light
sprinkling of water every night sed morn.
leg. Ib not pour the water on, use • plant
sprinkler, en ordinary household .ynngw,or
a hair brush ; i prefer the latter, as it
coven • larger surface at one. Keep the
seed' in • moderately warmand
shielded frost the light until t tiy�g.rtpi.
e ste, then bring gradually t.te the light
aad sunshine If too strawy • We is:yteam
at Brat the tiny plata will droop sal die.
Whenever the weather permits opine the
widows and give the plats fresh air, or
es mile days carry them outside Shield
Diem from heavy winds and rams until the
"tease begia to grow thicker, awd tabs them
iso at night scan all d•sgwr from frost ie
ever
Verbalise, enurrbaie.e sad states will
de ay if ryes too meek water. Do sot
lose patients' and bogie to stir .p this soil if
the seals do sot enter .p just wham yaw
tot et them, they are often a little slew
.bout atmu.g when the we•tesr is cold.
It r better to sow only a part of seek
packet the test UM., thew i1 they de met
pew after a rsoammhl• pried pat is the
rest, fleet Medlin the directions &irefully.
`He so .flaw donee =te Maw tee tarp
�t {bait permeates,
8narter.4.11linetir had.
rt
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nes ;,RT1El1T
A
Wash Day
AND
No Steam
1N THE
EPPS'S COCOA The Signa
BREAKFAST.
"If) •-becoeth knowlde• tot the wtlar.l
1.w• sobs govern ter .tparatlues of d
mol eat riIWe, ar.d by • easeful .PN of
the ti as Droplet lee of w.•b+r•leoted room. r.
(Ipso bag pr.. el. d oar breakfast whim wilt •
b. -away A.eourel Lorne, whesi may Wire
VW in.W) l,ro' do, ,ort hole. It la by the jrntt
Ielms. uea• ..1 such art tile• of diet that • outsell
tal•ua ■as) Le gnauan) built up unto strewth
N~oath to re -i., rt it ten•'eney lit Menhir
e
1
U Le• we
A
a, cut 4owe
that among
tial or delleatemememoata de a
Lally w••11.1,14wltbost Lelag
tired.
~oath
1N Burn Bea
re lug
House You Say:
} HOW 7
BY USING
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ton* °eor'ding' f0 Easy OIren p
Put smog yew u*s n. lea. •1, ...ski day
slims try the soy.. !atm •' SUNL ICHT way.
307 Let a,�ey irwub day go by miasma
The (:udders of Liberty don't haul; up her
stockier.
The wimmeu .ufragut• want it changed
b " Peelle of earth, good will to winnows."
Santy Claus mail in polhties, mettle, but
he • mighty nice to people teat's got
money.
THE G. & J.
PNEUMATIC
T otr►e�1
TIRE.01 op
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lathe oily Tire Mat save satisfaction lest year
a
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The OHM Bicycle Cs.
lirassifesit Sint
i. 50110[ tTela1T,
Toltorro
of wMka u,e)adl.. are IbaHna
ar,,.tul w marl u, alleuk wh.'n ,er there s e
meal p•lel. t1 a may ,..cape nosey a 1.1.1
.batt by keeper/ (urwls,• well ?..reset mob
pare t400d and • tourer!) ,our,eh,d frnne-
l:1ml Serr(tw Casette.
almte
stow) sotto b-Hllne water ne saw
so.d wdI Iso lrekets,b &Owerw. Iahnllud thee:
donde Moll A t •., m.merep.►ek imam-
- - -- lata, seadea, ea alaad.
1893.
I-Iarper's Magazine.
II,t.0 ErrEoATFon,
lisaras'e )Iaaexla. for ltsit3 wilt c•ru.mr
to maestafm the berlvalled e..adard.1 eitt.s,-
1...e *bleb bee characterised It fres the ►
ginning Awnw( the noabk fe•rures of the
Iw'ee will be mow a.rele _k \. l'UNAr
kiarSl R. 1e•tot eTAS('t VRa111,NR rroolaOt, mad
W IW an BLACK. short nonce w111 be se.tri-
Wted by the moat popular wr.tere of the day
lisedutly Manr K. Wittles, Rtt'sAsa HAW,
Inn Marla. Mangan,T i)ILA•D. H.4110..
Marrstev .. ar d mass other. The lllustraoed
deeorirllve papa• will embrace articles to
Jl'tete ILIUM en new goat berm and Weir era
outdate: by T11moio.i Cam u on India; by
I 0. LINK, 4Hla1n1w on HH•ri. and Ocrmaiy ;
by R11'.a11D H►a0LSu UA,' on a Lyndon da.
SOD; M Colonel r. A. l)oi'.0 nn Kamera Hiders.
etc Immo A. A Hilt,'ll itlustra'tom of theee-
seeme's ('udaedie. will he rnatisoed. Literary
arta, tee wilt becoetrlbuted b CrariL= Kt-1ov
NOW run lira JAWED T. ?ILUr. WIWar
I/ta% HowttLe, baaxutw MA"Tmxwa and
Wires.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
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Pootag. Free to cut aabaribera i. tae ['need
)nate ('oaado nod Alferk..
I lie Volumes of the M .. bogie wtta
Ithe Numbers Inv lune .id Uatemb•r of each
scar. When no tomer apes riled. V bspoript age.
a I1 trail, with the Numb.r current at the
duke of rewire of crder. Ik.uad Volume. of
I ties -per's Mataxise for three years back. In
neat cloth bindles. will be rat by nail. pant
paid. on teeniest or $1000 per meanie. Cloth
(am.n, tar l inol lntt.:s) .:•n• s each - les mall, peat
Paid.
tteaiitta•es• should be marts tg Pestediee
Mone) Order or altar.. to amid cbanoe of
loss.
Newspapers asoot W copy tee. advertise
meat ,rat cnel tae erprrss oyer of Homer It
Brothers.
A Idre..: HARPER It BItOT�e RA.
G. W. THOMSON,
AGt•ENT,
GODS RICH, ONT.
FALL ^"°
WINTER
c000s
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 beat
market.
Ready-made Clothing a
ispecialty, and everything in
the latest and best Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times pnces at
The Two Cash S1Ec
P. ODEA, Manager.
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
nHRaacsEerFmo
gouda��
PATENTS
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1898.
Harper's Weekly.
IZLTJBTB
mase more calt..pou.l .Hull\&.. 1., Fla
Job Prtutlugji�foot\ footle t«, whaul. are mere
pawed outtlhie the cotes fur the prompt
said proper eascuoi.11 of all ekes.. „I
priwtmg A perusal tot this auu.•uu.,,
meat may esgglmt w.u,etbing ) may
be aan
1al of, and In .cubam
ge tum s•,hr
(11 your patrunase, beitug w.uti4gt
that our etfurtr to please will met auk
the appt.,val of tour pat toss
This useful alae is kept el the fail
range of finalities sone as (MG
herds While
llAl1rtl.'s Witmer is actwwledged as
nairuleg Orr illustrated weekly period-
ieaL la A twetea it occupies a place between
'bat of the hurried daily patter and that of 111.
cess timely mental) mopasl as It ItsoleS.s bete
literature and how, and presser with equal
fere. aad felicity the r.•1 everts of etwreat
history '10 a0000uentt the
v� compeete issaismasK&stor ills
tr.:toes of the Word'. fear, It will be net only
the best guide i o !be great Kzpositie.. bat alto
its best eeuve.lr. tern ruin event of gen-
eral interest will be faHy illustrated In frt
p.g. Its co.tributio.s brag from the h,•.t
writers rad metes is this emustry. it will on
[lame to excel la literature. sews. and einem
tam.., all (ober 11.Wicall... M its rimss.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per T.
HARPRKS WEEKLY .... ....... .. ea tlo
HARPERS MAGAZINE ............ t es
HARPER'S BAZAR.. .. .... .. .
HARPRA'S YOUNG PEOPLE.. t 00
Pooapt free to aU subscribers (o Ike natal
Vales. ('aaada and 1/erity,
The Volumes of lb, Wgx&Ly begin wire the
Ant Number for J•nwr, Welsch year. Wee.
no time I. rnemioned, .ascriptions will begin
wile the Number current at the time or re-
ceipt of order.
Hound Volumes of Hearau'. Ws..L, for
three year back. in neat cloth baling, will
be sent by matt, pomace paid. or by ex.reea,
free of epee ns tprovided the freight does net
exceed one do:lar ser volumes, for $7.00 per
c d nine.
(';nth oases for each volume, 'nimbi* for
Misting. w111 be scot by resit, postp•id,o. ,'e
xtp t o/ $Ian. each.
Remittances .bould be made by Pastdoe
losMey Order or 1401/. te. •veld r a.oe of
• Newspapers are net to copy fab edeert(se.
,sent rit*out the espresa oyer of }Lima it
address : H I RPIR Ile BROTHICRB.
New York.
1893.
Harper', Bazar.
ILLVIIBTR STMIn_
Haar\.'. BAZAR 1111)011111a1 for the home.
it gives the tallest and Mast lafot•rs•tios
ahem i.skles.• and Rs sumee•oe. Wearattone.
Pert Keetre•. .ad pattrsalre% .opple.l..i.
are Indisgemsabie .like to tee home drew
maker Dad tote prefelseosml modiste. No ex
prase
soared
tomake
itsnic nisei.e
as.eaMgeesmfieeordIts
bright Medea
•d thogbtrell mays we
tidy an sates.
end Its Set page It lamems .s.
budget of wit sad humor. la Its weekly Moss.
everytkltg M *eluded *blob lee lemma to
wmmss, The eerier for IMO will he wettest
Waimea Rs+ry and Rows LTALL.
liaorr rs Tmenrr. Htwwtc. *11 runtish !
practical swim, entitled "At the Tofet.
*Mace Yew. terve 'Mows Miut.. tad
CawDao t WNttatsw will befrt.sest csmtrtbs.
tors. Tbwork of women r t Columbiea
Y1eeelt len will be tun, repreee.ted with \taw
Ibustretbts• T. Wit mamma. la "Womble •nd
Mee.' w111 maws • cultivated tudteaee.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS
Per Tear l
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RPRR'8 Ws� LY•......t /s
ARPRRR PO NO P10opt.�.... .r M
Postage Aye fte ef7.ub.e'O.re is fee UMW
001.. f.4..s de• and Maris.
The Volume. ef Vb. Rasa. keds witk tY
gat Nleshse tar Jas.., eta & ym ,. Wb
.• Um. M me.Luse& mosimpa.r. wai
dwhit tee utter. N amberarena\ at t linnet rete. t
laseed \' ntesasa et R b 11 . Lr
three Jean trek. In vont �tutm�
or ode mat
WOO Per
be test by a.gk.ng
hes of ex pen.. es Ietrvfil
elte5 1 sew de per v
yet um.
QuH ( ter mash ..hams
p=at
a
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Rtmas.me..~y bes Pent masy�f .Lind
swum
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AMem : ■A■PSItlf• suoTl ea.
XICANIT the 4N11
ill chi. Iids we loose a very tars,
stock of tine writing paper. *Mt
able for every class of business
represented in this locality, cos
prising laid and wove, lino.,,
quadrille and other paper*, ruled
or onrnled, as tray be related.
lel. neo. ' toaa.%
are not so generally seal, they fill
an important place in cominetrir;
eornes►pundence. See what .,.0
got under the above heath.
MA%. ifkttlitk•
If the " pay -a. -you -go " plait was
the order of the day the demand
for account paper would not it
so gnat ; but there are solo,, two
who get so many thinners that
they wonder if the stock will ever
run out. Wo don't intend it ie,
and at prtfent our stock is cue
plate in the line with four sista
I IDDM paper and neat ruling.
Both single and double .dollars
anti cents lwlunina They come
cheaper than bill head., and me
the proper thing to septi after a
delinquent once a month. They
are euro to fetch him 'round -
sometime.
iLtNrt\ot.t.•
Now, it would be hard to get
along without envelope',and to
keep up with the demand for
them we keep a large *tock oe
hand. We have now about .
hundred thousand in stock, and
the prices will range from 75c. te
$2.00 per M. We handle cote
mercial anti legal eines exclusively
torawaseaaA 'Pwghtt►wil�
has alms* lipias
t� partially Mille
elated in nom d e beide above.
There is, however, a vast ammo
of work under this heats that is
enumerate would more than take
up the entire apace oocupled by
this adv't, but we do it all at Tun
>wAottons
to an "At Home" or a wedding
require 000siderable taste in melee
tion 'sometimes, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping in
stock the very latest and best
samples to be hada. ('all and fee
Cii.ee sktims
We aim to excel in all the differ
ent kinds of work we turn out,
but especially in this, anti keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable fir all requirements.
urns
of entertainments and meetings
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elegant
with cord and pencil attached.
oed►. owd► T'.e cots
This head coven a large range of
work, from • bread or milk ticket
to a neat calling card, from an or
dinary admission ticket to a tasty
business Gerd or a handsomely
printed membership ticket
lch Otte •
Our facilities for turning mit this
clams of work are evidenced by the
fact that the great bulk of it is
dune Try ea This line also in
elude.
odger•
which our three fa.Lrunning )ole
preen are able to turn out in
.urpnaingly short time.
oke. 80A\•
belong to the poster depeelm alt
*Leo, and we make • specialty d
them promptne.s being our atm
in this resp.ct. A notice d ink
will appear in Toils RI6Ir*L tree d
charge when hills for same are got
herr.
0»I WMI.• of W Oahe
in the t ical printing list'
eau be(oi ate in this trtahlieh)nent
in an expeditious and .rtidkr
manner sad
Ow V mets 4%, X hit. Sovteni
mete etosoo'o of t,
We extend our thanks for past le•
0511 anti solicit . continuance d the
IMM1e
woman. no'