HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-5-4, Page 2THE RUMAT.: GODERICH ONT., TT11"rfMAY, MAY 4, 189:1.
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OUT was
FRYING PM
Has come not a little
knowledge r to cook-
ery—what to do, r well
as what moi to do. Thus
we have learned to Ore
CI TT LEIME,
the most pure and per-
fect and popular cook-
ingmaterial for all frying
and shortening purposes.
2 PROGRESSIVE
GOOIUNM
11 is the natural outcome
canis of the age, and it teaches
fius.oito use lard , but nth -
iii er the new shortening,
CtTT L 1E
.
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which is far cleaner, and
more digestible than any
lard can be.
The success of Cotto-
lene has called out worth-
less imitations under
similar names. Look out
for these! Ask your
Grocer for CorrOLBNZ.
c and be sure that you get it.
Mada oat? b7
N. K. FAIRRANK IL 00..
Wiellinron sod AM lata.. t t
ONTREAL. SiS�
MR. PANGREW'S ECONOM Y
If J,sephus Pangrew thought he had one
special minima in life, it was to guard ]let
Jo.ephns Pangrew from the Cin of sxutr•-
gence. To hear his frequent admonitions
on domestic wastefulness. Moe would hays
supported that Mrs. Pangrew was the most
prodival of housewr-ss ; when to rcailty,sbe
was one who conducted her housewihry
with • wise economy.
"Jane," Mr. I'.ngnw would say, "it's
the little dribbling watt. in the house that
keeps moot folks poor. A woman will let a
1311..e leak out of • man's packet, and be
sever knows where it's gone, by being wine -
fat in the little things. The waste of •pen
ny here and • peony there snakes • big sum
in the end. Jena, do be keerlul."
A few maniples of the reproofs to which
Mrs. I'antoew was subjected by her tem -
comical spouse might prove interesting re-
minder w more than cmc similarly •lihctel
housewife.
Coming into the kitchen one day he sped
a bar of ereip lying in • bum of water which
his wife had accidentally dropped More •
minute before. While bathing her hands,
one of her little children fell from • chair,
and hastening to its rescue, the .oep she
was rasing dipped from her hands and fel!
into the water. It was while Mn P•ogrew
was comforting the child that Mr I'anvrew
came into the room and saw the sap.
" Good gracious, Jane ! " he animatedly
exclaimed, "see that cake of soap meltin'
away in that watar. What do you mean
by such extravagance'"
" The soap dropped into the water when
i rain to pick nosy up, and I c,uldn' stop to
take it out," replied the wife.
" Why couldn't you ! " be asked abrupt-
ly,' ' Rosy wouldn't • died in that wooed..
It'sjest such wastefulness that keeps us al-
ways so hard up. It's enough to discourage
any tan to know that he's working so hard
for is being wasted by his wife. kowtow
Dela.'
When It is remembered Met the bar of
soap pmts only five cents, and that in the
1 ref time it lay in the water it could not
have dissolved more than one-tenth of •
Dent's worth, the reader's sympathies will
so doubt be keenly enlisted in behalf of Mr.
Pangrew'e ruinous loss
If occasionally a loaf of bead was burned,
neoeesiaung the lom of the crust, Mr. Pan
gnus would approach his wife as though the
loss involved their fin•acisl ruin.
When his wife would remind him that
some article of food was out, he would ex-
claim
' Well, I sever saw things give out as
they do is this house. I'm jest awe s.
s
betides'. It didn't Mee to be so in myFath
,r'. family. My mother was kral and
made thinp last."
" How can 1 snake things last!" ►u wife
woad ay. " We have • large family, and
whet we are daily drawleg from the grow -
ice, how can they last! "
' Well, i saw some rim on the ground
the other day that had been thrown out to
the chickens. Talk of beim, eaieomic•1
and feeding chickens on rico at tet cents •
It was a little rice that stock to the
bottom of the kettle in cooking. and w.an't
fit to at." the annoyed wife rejoined. i
never waste any fond that is it to mit."
" Well that's just where the point lies,"
parented her husband. If you caw ksarful
le awaking then worlds' t be say such waste
in lbs food.'.
it war eel tM fuel in particular that Mr.
Paegrew kept • close, eo+eomsiall eye, sad
kept up • oostinauus •ages( on the
amount med.
" i omit one to the life of tate how you
manage tow se meek weed in that hitch
e. be would my. i know i could do the
work there sad net sae hall as mach
Many • time after hoapnv snob reproehes
on his wife, Mr. Pangrew mould gr to tows
and speer) • dollar for toMeen. Rat that
was aot wo-teful*sse, 0 se
To my that Me.. Regrew bet become
tired of this omsmdass sad amdhese harangue
ten demmtie prodigality i .o .xpr einem
whatever of Use iodise no the ahj.rt.
She had beams et wwe out awl disgusted
with it, the very s atie. .4 the word
" soseessy " would predate • feeling of
mums tbro.gh 1.r pbyeie•1 bring the same
as come. to sosm. p.nple at the rsenlLMMn
of e-ralloveing pills or meter oil And aha
heel for • Inv bene revolved the question in
h er farad if Mem www way by which she
mold pmt ea sad to sea septet peresea•
t inns
Ons Reamer mmeal.g this � lady
M te Mar M her
" Abut Ivo sr ria y.is," he replied.
" Yoe bought it for • �eod bar.sm,
d dt s yea t" she persisted iwisaret hareem
Yss, it wee • 6tat-utast
Ir for H."
"Way, as* how dry earl meeked
said hie wife, esaaiaiaa it more oladti.
. iton't you ever cd it !
' Te -e s."
'• How -.ear tithes bare you oiled it since
you had it!' emulated the iaqutdtive
wow.
• • . e, I down know— two or three tial,• 1
guess."replied the ee000mw•1 mss.
,. No wonder it's wearing set," said his
wife. " My father used to .ay that • good
harness moult! 1••t fittest) year's given good
care He Sade a rule to oil his harems.
ovary time it got wet and oiled it every
low months • h." will kat loner,
"• f1f course • hareems
with much care," Mr. Pangrew repbetl.
•' But I'm always so busy I da t have time
to oil mid."
Mrs. Pangrew stood for • few minutes
thinking, tben turned an.. went out of the,
barn.
A new day• after, glancing out of the
window, Mrs. Pangrew new bee baseband
driving out of the field with the harvester
When be drove up .he asked .
•• Have you been harvesting • 1 didn't
know the grain was ripe.
, No, I'm just bringior the harvester up
to got it reedy." be replied.
" Where was it "' she inquired.
" In the field," he answered.
" You don't mean to ay the harvester
led twee in the geld all winter do you'!"
" YOB, it has," he replied. " 1 left it
there when 1 got through last season, and I
intended to bring it up and put it under
corer, but 1 was so rushed I forgot about
Upon •:amination, the harvester was
found to be so rusted and injured by the
long exposure that repairs to the amount of
ten dollars bat to be purchased.
Mrs. 1'angrew's opportunity had coma.
"• .loeephus," .1. said, " for fifteen years
1 have listened to your everlasting naggtnE
on the subject of economy. It seems to n.•
the burden of your talk Wrier we were
married has been an admonishing me against
wsatefuloess. And I hare Dever warted is
the s hole of my married life as lunch as
you've paid out in repairs npoa this mech-
lee, which u just the result of your mike,
to take care of it. The hareem yon were
trending the other day n just about ruined
trom rough usage and the want of oiling
I've been keeping my eyes open of hetes and
1 believe there's twenty dollars wasted of
time farm under your management where
Mere is one dollar wasted to the house
And I've come to this couclusto• —that
the time you spent guarding me from.
extravagance and giving me needless
lectures had better be spent in keeping
from going to waste in the farm matters
order your care. You have hundreds of
dollars worth of machio.ry that stands out
in the water the year round rusting and
rotune out. haat week, throe Iambs died
because yon neglected to put their mothers
up out of that damp snow storm. No, 1
want to make a treaty with you dating
from this hour : i never want to bear
another word on my extravagance while 1
lira You will have your hoods full it you
prevent waste in the farm matters that
come within your own duties."
Mr. Pangrew made not • word of reply
He had both sen.e and justice enough to are
the truth is the matter, and accepted it in
keeping the tre•ty inviolate.
sae Severe awed..
I Irrutuits,--1 had a severe cold, for
which i took ir. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup. I find it an excellent remedy,
riving prompt relief sad plemant to take.
2w .1. PAr•rta, H..ta.ills, Out
Weal Cash.
-' Tay as you go' is my rule," said the
man who was about toe rest a boats.
" Excuse me." replied the real
agent, " bet we cant wait for you
You'll have to pay in advance."
Neel Over Nada
DILA, tins, I can highly recommend
H•gyard'o Pectoral Belem as the beet
remedy ever made for coughs and cold..
I am never without it in my boast
2w HARRY PAl.rsa, Loreeville, Oat.
/pmwed i. ib. kers ..d
��d trwmmdd by whet
sassed to be hsabets el add harems
" What ere you delag r mho embed.
Y work Imam is give, all .e1." he
replied, sed I'm trying to patch it up
wN A .-en a tide elle straps
lust. have w~ rn eeimle hareem very
estate
La go.
ACQUHtINO A VOCA$ati.staY.
Mw se Oes a Weed aeNmtl . .t Wands I
r .r DNB Use 1a C.e'r.M (tpeeeh.
Retinas le more fwta•tt.g than the
study u.l mord-; not hum sour,
clearly
the acme-
sotes the so•olet ar opposed t
tyro thee the nine .s l faau.i;oes bee of
thew. to worm:, we clothe our thoughts. i
Yloyueut, subtle, pxtt•el, or thri bieg ea
these uay be, t coy are 1,,.•.• gime- and IF
vwbie but,, Alnapki tr i"i gas ge- 1k
Spoke, thoughts are 4*1. Male re children.
Thmy .a .out .-Cite tdlu the amid or •.a the
stew of inns •cups till they ere iorn
tb. spubeu ,e the w,ltten word.
Ons way el.arrui;lltg • geed voc•bul..,
is, et coarse, b bat,Ku.ally .,saoctato,g
wale pi .p a who speak utssr.otl7, Cad
whose cheese ul words is carefs end els
gent To int. wail. highly educated .al
cougeeial peep:, to to tree.( I:brral
*dominos in this regard.
Oise sometimes wonders at :he stngb'.a:
lapses tut., d.vee.ty sod illi:srdt• blunders
conap e.ous in siva sod Nowell who
".buuid loam hotter. " true, they M. uld
find piondity do kaom testier, but to daily
practice few Iropio rtes very much above
the ordinary levy. of tbos.- s itb wbo:e they
always .wverss. A city -bred girl want to
live in a part of t be eouutry when pro -
rue Alluvia are the . art et. t • •u. of ,'ally
talk returning a few years later to her '
home tau one would have supposed her to
be the same ppomnes., so any queer little I
Ores,. And downright f,e,na tat speech, 1a•
elegant and lacking in 'a.d norm. ha 1 .1*.
• eery susospiible person. picked op tad
&dopa rel.
It we and our daughter to bo proficient
an music, we take her to hear the met re
invited as tuna. Technique may be argner-
.d by ouatsot p,actice under the leant in-
structors. but she can gain feelisg, appro.
ciation of color and worming, Marcie and
genuine culture in Canes, wily by hwnog
at rendered *ell ; and this is true of both
voosi and ostrusseetal performances So :t
is true tient a ;nod vocabulary a greats)
augmented by habitually listening to elo-
quent and beau dot apeeeb, to the polished '
diction of the pu pet, to the rounded and 1
rhythmic ieueencre of prayer sud praise.
The young person who •!ways goo. 1.0
church will gun eometbans not included to
our usual thought of church going — e
larger and more facile vocabulary.
"For two years," sud • student d
French, "1 heard! to English that 1 cosy
help. 1 attended a French church ; 1 went
wherever French was spoken in public and
in private ; i lived in a French ems
mph. re."
This is equally tote of English. A en
cabslary is not gained in • day or • week.
It is the slow accretion of many de s, tha
development of many weeks.—Mariner.
Haler
tasty resp'. Can's Cry.
Ons of aha most curious facto ooasoouo
with madame is the atter abeenee of tears
amid tbs mans Whatever tbs form of
madness, tears are cosspicuoue by thou
demo& as mach in the depression .4 met-
ascholy or excitement of tnaatt as is the
u tter apathy of dosnwtis. If • patient in e
Medic asylum be discovered is tears it
will be found that it is one beginning to
remover, or an emotional out breek is as
e pileptic wbo is scarcely truly rmasas
while actual memo persons appear to have
lost tha power of weeping, it is only tenors.
ing rea.os which ma once mote unloose the
fountains of Moir tears. Even when a
lunatic is telling o>•• is fervid leaguegp
how .he has been deprived of her children,
or the outrages that have been per -
parotid on herself, hoe eye ea never even
moist. The ready gush of tears which
sceompaDiee the plant of the as.. weasel
e.atrase strangely with the dry-eyed
mgpmol of the talkative lunatic. It would
gjd..d same that tears give relief to feel.
lags whimb, when pest utt, fwd to mad-
ams It is cue of that privileges al reason
to be deli to weep. Amid all the misery
of the insane they bad no relief u terra —
The Million.
Father—•' if them waan't anything in the
letter about her sot feeling well, i don't mss
why you worry."
Mother ' Do you suppose if she was
herself that she would have written • letter
with only three pssoripla V'
teens,.. rare&.
St.n, - For years I was troubled with
deafness, and last winter weld .oaroelr
bear at .11. fa spplyiag Kag7ard's Yellow
Oil it restored may he rlsf mad I now bear
as well es wens 1IaL Tares Coot,
2w Wesmpsth, N. S.
UMW (flair marl.
• • The rya ai't • eersin' quite se last as
they might; was the complaint of the mu-
seum proprietor.
•• That ' km wiser asserted. " 1
wonder how it wsald work if we brought
out a hoidens piMle►"
thwart £Oaenem ttellswe
Keep the blood pun the stweh u good
working order, Cad the satire system free
horn morbid . 1. atter by taming Bur
dock Blood Mem whisk oleammen,
strengthens and tease dm whole system,
Cholera cannot M *sk the healthy. 2w
A Heal 5sms.a.
i weeder why the wedding was post-
poned •" said oee girl to assbher.
. 1t was wows of e m•thiee aha aid."
•• Who was it!"
•• Sha told him she seslls t cook. but she
was gooeg to Imre"
• whtrtf..s dune
Gahrn.ers', 'levies oiled fee over
two yarn with ,era, •ad the
doctors tort having =titre
1 reseeded
to try R. R R , .•j btitre 1 wed rmm.
bottle 1 was cured. 1 cam ales ree.bmsmd
it for .ick headache.
2. Penal. 11 Diemen, Lakeview, fat
me r.spmes ea rbee Poem&
Women must or•sider it • dreadful fate
to Man nd arid," ssmsed Mr t3h.gw•ter "
They do Jasiab," mod Mrs. Chore -aloe.
" What terrible Heimg they wsmstiss.s
marry to escape it !"
And .lash rubbed len chi* and said NM
thine
Mass t.. 5e Ilene.
When tba system is overloaded with bib -
parity, the circulation d.,gf•k, and the
stomach eat of order,as is often the mem la
-psis, tires. there is se remedy a. A.
OWING as Mrdnek Bused bite . te remove
every Ina, ne perks& heath,MimsMaar ad tier
Ne fi.m•tm •be ea tend
ef the ant lialM ne*en 4.55 L
is it wide et
ef teArt=d Mownfnadik Litt
Nsssrwsasd 1L.51 Pale 'ban rind <1sJ I
•
at
MMetSe•w tag• K
M all winless*
1.0.40ma.
Hwssh
and And it a
Seat o•rwfort
and saver S
iiilAgPht
••••••••••
Has roe equal
he purity, n•r
tier °Manliet ani
sweetening, war
preserving the
cloths and
hands from 1w -
Jury, nor ter
all-round
nnswed
ttt•sr
sIr%1 u OHNAP INIITAUOIM
As I asau.t,rWy .ta.w'ee.
4'..inter Ito it gentleman a bo se portraits
he bad just completed t -1% rel, sir, how
does Your portrait plrasu you!
Gentleman (after casing at the inclose
for some times—Say. you'd obtie. me ,cry
much it lou'.1 just change this picture into
• Lam ism pe.
Oe
Were "I.agotapp.-' is Now Orleans,
"Leiseeppm" will be more boor red is rho
be...b than is theobeervsee scooesi trader
ewe o1 New Cream is future. Tie is the
minae of the gratuity which the enrolee
were wood to ginee to customers, Om re
airtime being e►inly ebildras sad **toted
people. 1t took the form anally a1 con
feetwnary, pastry or mita Th. practice it
• relic of the Old Spanish dominates, •1
Louisiana The word "l gaispps" is d
leamrorsf.tmoa of the Spaniels phrase "Is
.epps," which mead • gemami17. • sweet
seer, to make • porsb•esr plased with ►b
This custom, it neem-, Ire aeon
obtained wteide of the se.ssd sod !Lira
discriete of the city, Cad "lagniappe" was
me preeeriptivel7 grounded that K same te
be regarded me • right te .bleb the peop'e
were legally .mtitld. la aa age of sharp
eosspM 1ioe, however. the tradesmen find
the gr•teit7 toe meek o1 • tax on their pro
It& A few lye cgs the Retail OroeleR
Aweutica ef the meted did third die
trice adopted • reahtiea duly •way wits
the pietaw•gee .rain.—N. Y. Email
Peet.
La.a-?tine 571014•
An account ban boss lately alma of haw
tiger hybrtdm—fist le. •Clad• having •
lieu as father and • tigress ea mother. Ur.
Ball has given •a intare ting dsseripWa d
several 1114 theme serious animals, i• the
breeding et whieh a aortae menagerie pro
prietor called Allis* was chiefly ecsc.rs.d.
Mr. R. F. Harnmr, tells me that to the esu
momm as Cambriag. thee• a bath the Cbls
tea and the staged .kin of a hybrid be-
tween a hoe .ad • tigress, which had lived
award to adult Iiia Mr *Huss was the
brander of this spacis.a. it was sheet
Tears old, did died ho Marek, 113;1. Th.
feet of the bead, Mr Harmer relates, re-
satabled that of the lira, while the body is
itc shape •cors • piety resounded that of the
tigress. The body, it is interemiag to sots,
was "fatally striped, .ad tiee prevailing
color was • dingy lion hue. Them was ea
mase or tuft N the up alb* ail. The .ss
was female, •d tha ebar,eters of us dolt
showed • mere dWimet appeswh t. the
Item thea is the tiger type. --Lambe
(kerb ie.
tee PIsreeve Palettes*
A sew iavttatina for the preservation et
pa■tiap, prints, ..tor -ads, damegs tad
•tata•p►mly-._r. gland ie •• tame {Mei
ie about to be Wench! ams.
1►to ilr
fr•mm, with a ..pp.r hook ei reveller ma
.areeti.., whisk lei. all respo,. •.r tight
Tha air r thea enham.M4, and the Orman
is in • parfait nese., and will rsussi• es
till any aseidsm1 .ease. either me break the
gime a Where the frame. it i. .ale teat
ibis pies man be equally well applid te
large palette. a te tas1l ye►a�e�g��
We Wd elle 1M armee bsew.im "N,
t..e al the painting sad the ease in of seek
weit•ble report's= a be prey..s the reit
el light an even elle sum from mmatlmg
.lam/a1 *miss. ad.enhr vibration et der
ruled sirs. —Lends 1114► (Itapws.`
00111 bAg islediesr aW *m bast
THE G. & J.
PNEUMATIC
Ytg� TIRE .171*
GRATEFUL—COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"N7 0 eM.eW:h kww• fMdA�- •: that natant'
ewe . i, h invent the eMte•f•a1~ Of
and sett ret less. and by • • d
11r Mae uropsrtiw of wells" lbaw Mr.
Cu.. be. pr..vld.d our breakfast tables with •
Jell. -.tete **roared beverage which teal sure
v. ,eery heavy doctors bill.. it is by Out Poll-
. mu. use of each articles of diet tbat a coma
ween 11 .y be gtadualt) built op until Wrung
..ria to roast chore nodose, to disease.
tiuoArwts at sabtlr melodies are tlustima
snood us readyto attact wherever lbw. u a
paid.week pd. 'e may casette man • Wel
-batt by kcepots ,mewl. »• well fertlaed wtt►
peer bk od and s proper') nourished frame." -
fYesf Serried- (Malt..
Made tempt) with bolting water or .111
dowel only u, eat ke+al.y (Jeerers. labelled thus:
JAlat •eret a e'.., Mmtpsate Chew.
NW lenges. awalamit.
Iea•..ly The this yew arisretlsa frim yes
manwaevu.s..v
The Hold Merge H. u.
r teas-• wrweet f*K
yoitowre
G. W. THOMSON',
C}EN T,
GODERICH. OAT.
FALL AND
WINTER
CO)OS
1893,
Esrpwr's Mag...zine.
ZLL Q$TRATFCD.
Haarsm's MA-AZIN, toe NIB !MS esus
to aaletala the eerlvn-d Nandare of .test -
lea a which hes obaravtrriaod 11 truss the her
g inning A'none the ha et& Mai ores .f mha
year there will be caw muerte by Omant. Oan
year
R. t'0,1NT/been rtalroam Wootaoe, Cad
W ILLI IA ISLAM Sawn Marble .W ha oostrt-
bated by the most impala, wntere of the dal.
isolating Mans IL waxes, Mattson 41asa
t5* UArie. MAa0Aw.T DELAND, Nana-•
MArtssvwe, and many others. The Watraoed
dewrl.dmve papers will embrace articles y
JULIAN ItAI.t-N un caw Moatber. and Wavers
atyeeto; bt TenuotSS Cullen to Lodi*: kg
ILl'LTwmy GRAILille ea Ra.b cad O.rmaar
by Itscuaan Oswalt Darmee • lades h• -
son; by Colonel .. A. bosuns we Kamern Rids.
ma•. Euwi, A. Assays W•ntr.tlesset Shake
apsare a l'utwedise w111 be oostinnod. Limner,
ankles will be contributed lay C•AaLar $LJO?
Honore Mrs J•ins T. FILLER. W,LU*5
DILA% HOWELL.. Baarpsat Merriment, sad
others.
The only duty there will
be in connection with my
goods will be my duty to
sell and the duty of the pub-
lic to buy in the most satis-
factory manner and best
market.
Ready-made Clothing II,
bpecialty, and everything in
the latest and beat Dry
Goods and Groceries can be
had at hard -times prices at
Tk 'broth (ash Ire
P. O'DE L, Manager.
DUNNs
BAKINO
POWDER
TIIECOOICS BEST FRIEND
LARGCET SAL[ tN CANADA.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
iIARYKKSi .YAOAZINE ..P.. Yaw.. i5 M
H.4RPZKR WiCEKLY • d M
H.a RPRR'N BIZAR. . .... . ...... 4 es
HAMPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE" t est
p�e�. Pie to all wtl.o•gU
rr. as r UMWEfet , LTna• * cad Mendes.
The lysl.•r.s of tha M.aeaiw batpa mita
the Nundiers for June and Dsowbsr.1 smolt
win
tr.t.
W bee nomau
tie 1 speclaed.h.onptioss
begin with the Number curtest at the
time of reoeirt of order. Bound Volume. ell
Harper's Myps Ino for tins )ears bask. la
seat cloth Mewling. will bit trot be wall psm-
id, on receipt of P M per solute.
(7tatb
p.
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u.rar :alt sJl.wt ear eurpreas Drier of Harper t
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addressee : HARP$R t BROTIJHRS.
Noes York.
1893.
Harper's 'Weekly.
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RAnrois Waster V acknowied/N as
st•*dion gest amrag mttonted weakly perfod-
tads 1a cmisiriss. It occupies • Sam between
OW of the hurried daily taper • id that of the
less thinly monthly se. Ithw^Index both
literature sed awe. ••d presser rub puri
force lead felicity the teal .waste of entreat
history sad this imegl.ogve themes of notion
9e .e.onot ef rte veep emaylate sande- of Wes
testi..se of the Wield'. Pair,1t will be sot eel;
de beet goldsis tigreat eat yrpoohtio.. but Cleo
14 beet waeesM. Miter, nubile .rat of gen
o ral Interest win be fully lthtssrat.d 1. ire
p s.
lis onatrtb sloes Wire tram the best
writers and arthis in thio oo,Nry, It will coo
Claw to excel in literature, nowt and Mann
thins. all other publications of ire chess.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
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Pastaoefr a to all sabierrbbere in fee Melted
Stale., (Canada and Mo 4co.
The Volumes of the wesume began with the
Bret Number for Jesuitry at mots year. Whew
no tome fe mentioned. subscriptions will bogie
with the Number current at the time et ne
qeps or order.
Honed Volumes of Haaraa's Wsgs1tr foe
three years back. a seat cloth bullas..Hl
to sent by email. peerage peed or be eape%
u.ss worded oworded tis fms
relabt aeon not
aimed one doalmr per vdnsssi for SLOP pee
vdttso..
(1044* tees for -web rol.me, suitable for
bladlos w111 be seat by wren. pest eald,os re-
ce a of SLOB morn.
H.mMamoma should he made by l'ast•.as
Mowry Order or Draft. to Wanes anes of
loseNew.pwpr• err nal q espy Gifu advertise
meat without the rewires ender Al HART=
Bao roman,
Address: HARPER t BROTHZR$,
Ne. York.
1893.
Harper's Bazar.
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Job Printing_ fatelitima, whisk are sane
palmed outside the cilias lar the prom",
and proper execution of all eles.., a,
priuuag. A pi -regal of this &000.,tare
meat may summon mumetbiig you "'sI
l.o in need of, and to such oyer we .,,ii
tot your patronage, feeltag uonlideat
that our efforts to pleas* will meet vitt,
the approval of our animas
dktete i‘tQatl
Thii wieful rise is kept iu that le
rangy of ttualitiee same a least
heads. \\ hile
IAt«tr iktsis is
1n this line we have a very Imp
stock of fine writing papers sad
able for every class of lrssiaew
represented in this locality, o,,
prising laid and wove, halm,
quedrtlle and other papers, ruled
or unrult d, as may be required
Mttlno. �15UA
are not so generally used, they kit
an important place in oorotsraisl
correspondence. gee what we've
got under the above heads.
Btu% i% (Attie'
If the " pay-as-you-go " plan wan
the order of the day the demand
for account paper would not be
.-,great : but there are sortie met
who get so many dowsers that
they wonder if the stock will ever
run out. We don't intend it ts,
and at present our stock is or
plate in this line with four .ir
(mood paper and neat ruling
'Mate mtsVis
Both single and double dollen
and cents columns. They oohs
cheaper than bill hear, and are
the proper thing to send after a
delinquent once a month. They
:ire sure to fetch him 'round—
aom.time.
leri r.I eeffer w imil. >R pus
arebra ""'�.'•ag�N. —
F(trdsr M ae54 ofrogp�
iles sewn •pg df U*- A
Admen : NAAMS ♦ Iliawirsak.
Now, it woaki be hard to let
along without envelopss� and
keep up with the •anglated ler
Wein we rep • large Mock o
hand. We lore now •boat a
hundred thoseaM ti e tl»d
the prices will range frog, Mats
$2.00 per Yd. We handle Its
martial and legal sues escbsi,sly.
Cormautrrttxitwtt
has already beenpartially sou
erred in some of e heeds above.
There is, however, a vest moor
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 et Ten
8loaa4
j art<a�tons
to an "At Home or a wedding
require considerable taste in seise
tion sometimes, but we nuke it
an easy matter by keeping is
stock the very latest and beet
samples to be had. Call and roe
C.trtvi ar•
We aim to excel in all the sillier
ent kinds of work we turn set
but especially in this, and keep
in stock plain .Yd fancy papen
suitable for all requirements.
Q rowatluts
of entertainments and weetinp
promptly turned out, from tee
plain but neat to the most elugaat
with cord and pencil attached
Cardia aver► T-ttkt<s
This heed covers a large range of
work, from a bread or milk .o&M
to a neat calling card, from an or-
dinary
rdinary admieaion ticket to a tasty
haziness card er • handsomely
printed memberehip tidbit
4 natters
Our facilities for tarring oat air
etas of work are evidenced by tie
fact that the great bulk of it it
done by eta This line also is-
eludes
teludes
bOik era
which oar ti.rer, (:nal running Jet,
proems are able to turn out in •
surprisingly short time.
1auNt W'i $
belong to Use poster departauest
also, and we make • specialty d
them--- prompters being our min
in Ibis respect A notice el mkt
will appear in Tan SIA*AL free if
charge when hills for tame sire pt
here
/S A Melia t$ W orNit.
in the typographies' printing tiM
Dam lye dere in this eAaNl,htmsst
ill as -ape iitjgmg sad or**
si mese Smd
O*Lv *r a vete be Sokaa41
wary rwsolveb5t
fir• eit,md aur thanks for peat fey
MO Cad Mllelt a earliasaeo. el eat
time. SA(1 d4\
tasseteer