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1'111. SIGNAL: Gdfitaittl. ONT. THURSDAY, MLT 24, 1893.
Ctt.LETtS
PURE
POWDERED
mutesT, STRONOUT. REST.
Ilea..a rodi co s I■.a7J o.M1tr. ►of atlr
ease • o etsr. fe IP p Ktlne, esu . kYR:ree
eras A .at equate .uuo45 char Alta
Weld by su I ,..r.. • 4 hews$ st.
EL W. cA x Lx.t rr z'. TsweceaseO,
COUNTY CURRENCY.
fissferth : Mies Della Livens left ties
teeth oe M•m,ay for Jacksonville, III lois,
where s1. Deco to remain for some time
with reIa ..
Breech' Last Friday Councillor Thom-
as expiate,' his mammoth St. Bernard dog
to Dr M (ullough, of Detroit, who pur-
chased him • short um. ago.
Reverts t'ouoctllor Stet 'reckon shipped
two cars of potat •es to the Fast this week.
This makes 7 oars, repreaentieg 2974 bush
els, sold since last Fall by Mae.
Grey • Charles Pope, who hss bees in
Washington Territory and British Colum -
bee for the pest tive years, arrived home
last Friday. He will likely remain here.
Winghsm : There is • rountor Bloat that
W ingha'n Methodists nay losdthe.reraeent,
popular pastor a• t'oufereuee. Norfolk street
church, ,.aelph, is stated to be the inviting
party.
lorry : John McNeil has rontel part of
the farm on the 15th coo..•easiou lel aging
to A McNair, of l'ranbrnok, the remaining
[pe[.•opr t ion he!ng rentI by John Taggart,
Moerrett
Brussels : St John's church coogregatioa
000template the erection of a parsonage on
the eligilee lot adjoining the church, Turn -
berry street. Heretofore the incumbent
hes lived Ina rented house.
Harpurhey : Isaac Miller. of Harpurhey,
recently purchese•I the Bell farm of 100
acres, inl{ullett, adjoining N. T. Mem'
farm, and made a present of c to Mrs.
Adams, who is hie only daughter.
Harpurhey : John 'Twist', who, for set •
-
oral years has msnsged the Mundell farm in
Tueker.mith for D. 11. \Gilson, removed his
family to Harpurhey this week, and will
have ch urge of Mr. Wilson's farm there.
Wingham . Our town band has heed
havwg hard time. owing to the lack of
fleece. Tee town Council declined to give
any aid and sinless privet! subtcriptioe
provides the aeassery cash the bind w:1( be
non eat.
Wroxeter : .1 W. tion I••reoo, merch.ut,
and Mr. Uh:ksoo, s..is•aut pastm*ter, of
Wroxter, role over to tV:nogha.n, one •lay
last week, on their Iioycler. They made
the return j.urney in w hour and tive
minute
Turnberry . A bas!! belonging to Robert
Toe, of Turnberry, was weighed here the
other day and plunq.e•l down the sales to
1,690 pounds. Tee animal hes beeu sold
to the cattle buyers end will tie shipped be.
fore long.
Brussels: 1)a the 8th inst. Mus Maggie
Maxwell, formerly of Rru.eels, and 1). V.
Kilpatrick, of !tattle Creek. Mich., were
naiad in marriage by Her Sir. Simonds,
at the residence of the bride's brother-in-
law, ('. I. Clapp.
Wiogham : Wm. i ithgow who has held
the waitron of librarian of the Mechanics'
*Mate for a number of year,, has ten
‘red hie resignation, which hss been ac-
cepted. 'It is not known at present who
his sseeew,r will be.
Hsrparhey : Menes.le node an l Isabella
Barr, the talented daughters of Rev. M.
Barr, of fiarpurhey, have into:eastullypssse•i
their third year eoorr at Queens ( allege
ant University. Kingston, taking honors iv
French and t:unlet.
Blu.vele : Messrs. Duff h Stewart are
rushing their work at their mills. They
shipped 8 cars of maple blocks, 6t inches
e luare, to Liverpool, England to he used in
the manufacture of mange! leo 8 cars of
hemlock to l'anadisn torero. -
Mortis: A very interesting event took
pi** at the residence of Matthew Gibson
ea Wedneadsy evening, lOth inst., when
Benjsimo L Kung, of the lot concession,
was united in marriage to Miss Bella,
younger• daughter of Mrs. Gibson.
Grey : .1. McLeod'• tease ran away last
week. The driver received a few cute on
the head and the waggon was alightly
damaged. J. langster's team also ran sway
with a spring tooth cultifstor while on the
road by Icing 1rightesed ivy • bicycle. The
cultsvator did 'tome good statute labor lor
about a toile, it is stud.
Eteier : John Granger, head sawyer in
the Exeter sawmill. met with a painful ac-
oident while cutting stsve•bolts oft Friday,
May, 12th. It appears he was turning a
pace of timber ns t.be log carrier and ac-
cidentally rot the middle Linger on his right
hand caught between the timber and
machine, seueering it so Madly that it was
necessary to amputate it at the tint joint
Morris On Tuesday of last week Wm.
Manes was taking • land roller from one field ,
to another and in going through the gate •
the roller hit the gate post and frightened
the team, ceasing them to run away. In
their mad race • treed drill was run against
and damaged and the tonrve of the roller
was broke. Two little girls were riding oa
the roller when the accident happened but
escaped without any damage.
Rruseels Monday of last week t:. A.
Deadman. who , one of the loading apiary
ins of Ontario, put his hese oat for thin
damns 911 oelooien were wintered in the
caller sad :he remaining 70 were outaide.
Oily two or three out of the total were lost.
The season is •boat three weeks later than
taual ibis year. Mr. laminas says whoa
the Kees are sot allowed to weft earlier in
the year their existence is considerably
shortened by over work.
Seaforth Expositor • The friends of Prn-
feasor Robertson hereabouts will he plowed
to loam that he has been re engaged by the
Dominion liosernmsst as Dairy Commis
sinner for three years, at • salary of i•5.000
• year. Problem,. Robertson M • self made
man He started • prow M7 and prior to
entering the service of the Ontario Govern
meetwas cheese maker in • 'mull fee
tory se .Velliogton convoy. He is en ex-
ample of what a sisterly asset indium -toes
ne acan attain to in ■ few years in
(leadsmn 11 h. tries,
McKillnp John Berry, • well known
resident of this township, had • narrow es
sae. on Teesttar e1 tam week He wee
es
making some eh ms in the teed drill when
of his horses, a salt, got the hrldl. nlf sad
attempted to run away Mr Remy, is ea
deeco.riag to stop the team, was steak by
eve of the wises of the drill and kaded
deem and ked his bask =lured. The hems
me sheet ib reds ever an ueekrwa/ geld
ani e.saared eco ani tress esij matter Ie. Ide Ism bat WI
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THE STORY OF •IOsEFII
A ROMANTIC MALAY VERSION OF TH
INCIDENT OF POTIPrIAR•S WIFE.
•
A HSORY OF SMOKteei
w. Vewes• Ileyertess .ors. we N
E I ta,►su - A Noel teee•sttee.
1t es Vale ur Drama/Ws Md ItessaaSM
*EMt-aM Was •rae.rwl se tr. Aat.-
lope seed ra.aetlfai as Use Fall Mesa.
Abed Her ware Was xeetelks.
W all lovers .,f Lantern books uo one
knows better how to interpret Mala
literature for its than Mr. D. Oerth calf
las
usuuwast of iia inWdtsORoa
filer liairl li, tobacco in Iry
tel the t
beat'urite uarcotio of
Rumple sud every forst has been teases
or lest in urious. The quid. the •anaU-
box. the pe, the etsr, the cigarette -
each em udies a p ta.e of errvu. To-
bias -it to'reiets of the leaves and stalk of
a pleat . .arged with an aroma, purify-
ilsutiugg, exhilarating, and
fragrant to the busmen being. Lake the
Y aroma of $ rose this aroma should be
inhaled in the fordo .1 a seed vapor, by
the huuan now. The chewer sees re
• lobster.' at the right temperature. but la
y the wrung form. and pule it into the
wrong place. ibe snuffer reducer the
leaves and stalks to p.,wder and puts it
up hi. nose. He uses the tobacco at the
r nght temix•r'ature, and puts it into the
right plats., but in the wrong torus. The
cigar -smoker gets elle tobacco into the
right form. but put.. It at :: wrong tern-
•
p.ratun• Itto a „rung piece. The
it I cigarette -smoker blends aper with the i
d tobaccv. The pipe -.tacker putt hie to-
n Is..r. iuto a receptacle w•lticit m u.:.d for
act ludetir.iW time, to eery difficult to
clean. :toll teptlo to produce cancer u(
the tongue and lips.
• 1 Moreover, in ell fonts of smoking, the
tobacco becomes saturated with the
• smoker's breath. tTilts went. to be al-
l' moot poisonous. I is Cie which causes
• the lower half ..t -a stocked cigar. if left
• on the table fur a yew hours, W become
indescribably rater.: it is this which
stake, the smoke of tobacco in a foul
pipe noxious, and the smoke of tohsocu
not pre,std down to the bottom of a
i clean bowl. nauseous even to the smoker
himself. For wholesome smoking, Die
lower half a the cigar or cigarette should
be thrown away : the pipe -bowl should
. be kepi as clean as the stem. the bhsat o
prn.e.d well down in it, and the eta-
' tents. when three-quarters have basset
coastumed. stink. n out. All the adary
to clic smoker Aid then arise free the
rd•h •t smoke, ashes and ,lint r wbieb
hc• pla.t. n his mouth, throat and eros
itch.
Nature protests as hest she may
against this varied abuse of her bounty,
site tweaks the incipient sufferer's nose
with endive*. "inagnitk•ent •neeass."
She weakener the cigar -smokers heat•
and sometimes threatens him with par
alyais ; she inflict cancer o1 the lipatlad
tongue upon the pipe -smoker. ♦ sled
alio sucks a foul pipe she ataNdi res
strike. dosd. What is the lesson she is ,
trying to teach t What urs r1 t
mole of using her delightful gift? Ob
viuu.ly to rxbuce it to vapor, to cool 11*
vapor, and to apply the cod raper to the
are. For thin end a combination of the
hookah and Rummers odorator is all
that is needed.
In the United States the cognate ideal
was recently suggested of manufactur-
ing pure edam° enwke and distributing
It like gas! If this idea were carried
out the air Qf hospitals, theatres. law -
courts, sick -rooms, would cease to be
poiaonms, and would become fragrant
and exhilarating. Smoke would super-
seb• scent ill Romish chapels, anti stern -
new in Protestant churches. Indignant
ladies might even be found eomplaining
that the pew, the opera -box. or the rail-
way rsrrtage was n t pervaded enough
by the d odorizer. To be sure it would
be a shocking thing. -Literary.
Wyk,of Hstavis, in the tele of Jacn.
He has studied printed hooks and mauu
=tripes w the Malay twutue rev
Ibesosghly, and he knows the Javattaw
dialseta e.pec i•Ilt well. lu the last
number of the a1uvt•-menti.ued Tyds
shrift. Mt. eau Wyk Idler,. to the nettle
a Malay version of Old Testament history
It varies very much from other Molaum
aitdau and heathen verrieri-. and i, ex
celled by tune in beauty mol dramatic
and nuual:tic effect. 'hlte follow ing
act eatraet front the story of Joseph an
Rotiplar'• wife. as given by r. Vat
ceche:
The Klugg of Tituwr« had a daughter
graceful ns tliw antelope. be tutiful
as the
ull mom. While .he was still a child
she Lad a dream 1u which the taau
whom sl:e was to Atter appeared to her
Ibis itta•,e etch an impression upon 1
that site heroine quite ill for a tint*.
Slw dreamed . 1 the ,slue ttutl again
year .,r two late'.:,nd again w hien .Ise
was it full -grow 11 umulen. when the ap-
parition ihf..rrned ler that he Was the
King of Egypt. She informed her father
,.1 this.
•'The good, old king had long wished
to be ale t.. help hits slaughter. When
he, therefore. heard that Zoeleika (such
was the damsel'e names loved the King of
E,gyp.t. he called a ...unci' of his n..bka
and wide Ines. The, cant- to the cn n-
clueiota that King than of Egypt could
net be meant, for he wan an okl ma .but
partial). Potiphar. the Cicero', who
would he king after ttian's death. A
deputation was sent 10 Potiphar tusking
him If he were willing to become eitein-
law to the King of Tim.ees. P.tiphar was
very glad, for he had heard much oe
Zueleika's beauty. and so the wedding
was arrnitged. K.t poor Zoeleika
eery vouch dtsappsiuted, f r l'otiphar
was not the man of her dreams at all.
•'Sbe lad been crib two days the wife
of Potiptaar when time acainuts .1 a
beautiful ll.l.yew lace reached the
palace. Thi. was Jaeuf IJtwephl. who
Wits then the prop -rt..- of an laWnaelite
tatted Malek Joseph h was so ret•'
beautiful that the say.. wit. had to e.atcfr
over sum I.rame immensely rich from
the m..ney conk In h • t.e.k- from ps•r,•ons
for ethic -Mg theta 0 glimpse of the nabnb
twines.1 fa..•. 1!. (barg•ol at first only a
detarius, then ten, and at nest a hundred
denarii for this pa siiege. Zoeleika had
hardly beheld hint when she ries-guise('
in him th.• prime. who had appeared to
her in Ler dream- and wh..m she ati l
loved ' earu..tl'. .\t her wish Potiphar
Iseught J., -.ph for an immense sum of
Malik. giving his weight in gold and
prtri.ws stones.
"Potiphar. who had no children of his
own. treated Joseph like hes eon• and did
nothing without asking his advice.
Meanwhile Zoeleika'a love became so
strong thptt she Gall.' nut control it.
•11011. me to wen Junetrlt's heart,' she
said 1., her .id aurae, wh. had accom-
panied her to her tits home. Thc• old
wos11 tri, who saw• with great sorrow the
sufferings .1 her mistress, advised hot- to
build a e•autiful palace with•,mans bed-
chambers. and to have it gorgeseemly fur -
Melted.
••Tice Malay book tells here through
marl' chapters Io.e this was duce. and
how- b.•Like endeavored in vain p,
swine, Joseph three he neatly gave
way. but a good spirit named I')jahrail
appeare.I to him in the shape of his
father Jaeob, and remind.,) him that he
was a uabi and the tion of a nahi. He
.fid, and it was on this otwasiou that
Zsx•l-ika rent hie garment.
•'She now accusal Joseph to Potiphar,
whs. inopportunely iirrives at that ells
111.•111. Potiphar If, however• informed
in •a ntir:..uloua manner of Joseph's inno-
cence. last he ho Joseph to keep the
matter secret. Nevertheless, King Rian
heard of it, and was so much amused
that be summoned forty old women avid
ordi•ed them to telt the story evefy-
w here.
••When Znelelke was informed of thin,
she kook a queer step to justify herself in
the rye. of the people. She invited
these women to a feast. and while the'
were eating some fruit or dessert. Jo epil
was brought in, dressed in costly robot.
Theewomel were so overcome by his
radiant beauty that they could
not turn their eyes away,
and cut themselves with the
knives which they wore peeling the fruit,
so that their rote. wen• entitled with
blood "See now. said Zoeleika. "how
hie divine appearance influences you,
who see him eel a moment. and under-
stand what 1 coffer, who see him every
day. and to whom he has apPear.d m
dreams 'since earliest youth."
"When l'otiphar was informed of title,
he feared that his friends would laugh
at ham. and upon the advice of his
counsellors he t Joseph in prison.
••From the forward the story is very
similar to that with which we are
familiar through the ban ok of Genesis.
llere as there Joseph is delivered out of
pnw.n by his explanation .f Pharsb
Rman '• dream.
'Tyle Malay book rays, however. that
l'otiphar is removed from his high ofllos
and Joseph taken his piay. P.tip bar
W om
dies. and Jeneph marries the beauti-
ful Zoeleika, who. strange to see , instill•
virgin, for D alirall had reamed s spirit
to appear in her shape and take her place
wheneter Potiphar visited her. Zoeleika
presents .Inseph with two esme. Mail and
Alfartim. is whom we easily reeognias
the Manarieh and Ephraim .1 Scrip-
ture. "--Translatecd fro= the German ter
The Literary best.
Iderk Twat■ sed the s..da.
Mark Twain recently wrote to
!(w•rtyepj
Morten asking lox "a few choice
Sec=
of Mop ellen for "an English ladrio
Italy. "Rho ie a n.ighlax of muse..
wrote Mark. "outaide n( Flptmerr a d
has a great garden sad thistle aim andel
rats* corn for her table if alt, had the
right ammunition. 1 myself feel a warm
inlervet in this eaterpr.se, huh .cos port
*.tic grounds and because 1 have • key to
that garden which I got made resin •
was imperesion. it M net very good
soil. still I think she ran raise venue' for
err 1514*.. sed i era in • position b
select the table " in peters for the
seeds dishes/mist promised es • sealeuse
Tbs. Oa Tess.
1 set upon e' os tete, ea as,
Beneath the Way sky,
And •ra.l rotneot.d through the Bad
Awe to the world go by.
The 'bonito VMI nt has learned to wait
And nen OM impulse mother.
AM ponder Ing beton M puts
one toot before the other.
And eaten .Udt epi•nk,eg teems peas by
And rat upon their way
As If it ogee their here to And
The .orN'e cowl 0, .3 day.
And nen ,lash to n0 polar* a -ars,
On nes dark frowns :het .est,
As the lightning-dn ,n Itew•at horn,
t'poa the slow (-t 1 i•...
w'h)) to ,h!). ohne. twee rase M swam.
Their .m Aid. ushde .
din/ Ore Said
H,T at tSwim no weld,
what do yet, ye el resew
M tilt awl red jbs
Y this. is this the
That leads to hap pleeee '\\
And when ro.1't a swept sins tk►. pay
Aad dulled arrow the 'den
le floe&& .nn, station through the hill
Where man .con newt delight?
tea
Ah to the Ipery,, of Content, ,
11 here no tett efea.4 toren..•
leo by es m deet as guieh
As you me N by stews.
-ase water Pea
TO THE WORLD'S FAIR BY WATER.
A Blowiest Pottle re..eriptlo.s or the ttslp
From Chicago to Joels.n Park,
1
Ayer'sI'iIs
Are better known and more gge ner-
ally used than any other catbarti..
S -coated, purely vegetable,
aml free from mercury or any other
injurious drug, this is the id.al
family medicine. Though prompt
. and energetic in their action, Il..
use of the pills is attended
only the best results. Their elk,:
is to strengthen and regulate ill..
organic functions, being especia:i,
beneficial in the various derar..,. -
ments of the stomach, liver,
bowels.
Ayer's Pills
are recommended by ail the 1• a,.
•
physicians, and druggists, as ,:
most prompt and effective rear..._.
for biliousness, nausea, costit..-
ness, indigestion, sluggishness .
the li'er, ,jaundice, drowsi.,e •
pain in the side, and sick head.i:' .
also, to relieve colds, ft-%;rs, n:
ralgia, and rheutna:ism. 1
are taken with great benefit ; .
chills and the diseases peculiar I
the South. For travelers, wiletil. .
by land or sea,
Ayer's Pilly
are the best, and should n:c.:
omitted in the outfit. To pre-_
their medicinal integrity it; .
climates, they are put up lc bore. ,
as well as boxes.
" I have used Ayer's Pills in r•
family for severalyears, and r
found them to 1.-.! a IMM and c
lent purgative, having a
effect on the liver. it i t ti't
pill used." -!:rank Spillman :
phur, Ky.
tettered byDr. J. C. Aper A G, .
Sold by t s -r,r;
•
Every Dose Effie.
Sysleetr reeeetlesety.
S t.'t sdmmer airs th ugh budding trees
Fleas drwmlly aha aftsrseoa
But we may Let another freest,
•sd nose can tell how bloemirig cow.
R. B. HOLLAND,
DUNGANNON
SPECIAL
SPECIAL VALUE IN THE
W. K SANDFORD
ADY - MADE
CLOTHING
And a Special Discount allowed
for ('ash. We placed a special or-
der f. r these goods, and conse-
quently have a very heavy stock
on hand, which I wish to reduce at
once, and in doing so, the public
will get the benefit.
In Canadian and I m p o r t e d
Tweeds, Worsteds, Cheviots,
Setges, ire., the stock is large r 1d
well -assorted. (food Tweeds and
Sergt•s from 35e., 46c. and 30e. a
yard.
Suits to order frcm $10.00 up-
ward. Now is your chance for a
bargain.
Another consignment of choice
Teas.
A liberal di -count; allowed for
Clash.
Eggs taken as carh.;at
Candace Wheeler thus d.ecribss re
titrant between sunshiny and ac
day on the water m going to the World a COAL AND wooD
Fair:
That tnor•tal, favored of the gran, wbp
falls upon a lucky day to travel this opal
raid, may easily fancy himself slidtne
along the curves of $ rainbow. He will _
be conveyed by flocks of wide -winged
creatures ; swami of boats, and ducks of C' -cele Wood and Klnt'Iln deli-
huaa, and tropical birds of boats, whose vexed t0 all arts of town
white -winged and red -winged tails drams P
long trails ..f reflected eok.r, or throw ft
off in palpitating flakes upon the gold
an.1 blue .4 baby waves over which he
sails. Whoever. tired of the flakier of
daily life. wields to experience a vision
of oiler which will recreate far him the
Seating hours of Venice, or We sapphire
day. of Capri. may have it in complete-
ness by making this voyage .n a heaven -
1y appointed day• from earthly Chicago
tel the eeleetiaf city. But, If Heaven
fails to keep the appointment,
and the uncuow•ionu and • unhappy
mortal holds 4, it, thea alas ! Hades
opens leefor, him : thee,
u
over him, darkness' surrounds him.
If he •neaps•• with hie lib, he
forever •or•hews the shining path to
whleh heaven has lent color, and which
Canny I'hicagoaru, flaysemhellished with
Crinns.m sails al,d fsary floats, and he
travels hee.e•forth with mundane crea-
tures on , he rails et the Miehagtan Oen-
teal.
"Yet it is well for one to take the
esitutial waterway sines- it brings one in
an artfully heightened sed hermit c
mdwal 1.. 1h.• • ulmination a besot►
whleh a • sots tom 11e remise to it, sall-
ies in gigot ..f s entities -Imp= shore,
tacked lot gray -leaved and tauten -bark-
ed wills. ..ver *welt ``.Iden seal °rye -
cal 4.eee,. eanng. H. Solite into •
I pr ,., . , ..rot hat ea which may
• sue. r L . t ali nations, aid
flat 1.., n so the shadow of the
gnx1 p
ppIr51m
bee s
IL B. HOLLAIIIYSkGN
n-c1"1"Y-
d e IIhm thea 0afm fe-
e
e sl..tea d Ohs lb -
slimy
et doimissi.
with quick despatch,
1 L :n
1 haadle the be .1 Reeds d horst end la
the market, cls.: the New Tarek. Oaaarls
r
t W.,ia Rains; Coy's ON5Leted
teekawassa Valley coal 1a four ekes.
civ - ("helium to Reece. leo and Grate.
BOLT 00AL.
)test Rhawnee Lamp (baa ter w la
erste.. no, .e foresees. etr.
BLACISIKITZ
14.5. quality gamin* i we..a.nrytb .eater•
ow oral •:sass on hand. Upson! altos
tins styes 10 tensity mine.
WOOD.
( a. sal split wend. Y noshds and 1 fest
leem always Is steak, nsa't Weld that
I ties seam weed, out tied spat, as ehsep
es yea est bey lase weed ea Use market
Ali m, wet 1s sold M Ow surd ad tea
'eV Of half /era arta.
zonni ro WOOD.
4 fell isse. er eat sad 1•. . td metes
lee
Anna MUM.
I hese added to my well -quipped seas
aid ,road yard • sew e M we eh •tires.
Alt wet Ida sod seeeems eateNsed
Ovnatl, YARD AID OOAL Sms Is aid
drill •heel. Mdeos- t., foot .1 Ham -
MUM *Mk
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Years of experience permits us to esy we can snit the urostVfaa
tidious tastes. Our papers being so beautifully Weeded makea it only s
pleasure to show them. As for prices, they are the very lowest po,eilele- -
from 5c. per roll.
Ca,t seen will find no trouble is set -trig Borders, Frierer or l't•ilir.#,
as they a•.• designed to match our papers.
Over four hundred sampler te selett from. A few lines at root. as they
have been in stock for some time.
PR.&SER & PORTER
Loral F . - •ere Ile" 7rdgiese t ..
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Booksellers and Stationers.
The Henderson P1 tree Food
Try U and yea well be delighted with the way 0 enurisen V
• rias-fHewses. Vc Mablea. Laws. ere. No odor vete
goalie to use. Cate onily 7)se., woe h to ieu.1 .OS
Climax Furniture Polish.
All •wt . e it premium* It the beat mete. Toa aced it m notes
D'A vite'xon's Witch -Hazel Cream.
Ung
for the eases. Iniutions. taa, etc... *u-tteri.
Use oar Tooth Aoki f it's, o"''y 10o.
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W. C. 000DE, Chemist.
own as etm4& .(ear t ,rrip .ons, te.
Saf.tyBlcycles
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Wit ADZ OUTSELLING ALL COM PZTITOR9
PNEUMATIC TIRES, from $60.00 up
20.00 "
CUSHION TIRES,
de
01'11 OOMPETITOR8 ARZ MAIM NOT 3N 1T FOR QI'Ai TTY OR PRI('K.
GOSHEN CARPETK.8wPERS, '15. ' r' ""imR moltT.
LAWN MOWERS. •t•h' ,rs issuers is perieetioa.
GARDEN TOOLS AND HOSE. owe Ileo I. eemwete
R. P. WILKINSON.
NO DOUBT YOU ARE
VERY MUCH
ALIVE
TO YOUR INTERESTS.
1HAT 18 WHl YOU BCV YOUR
BOOTS and SHOES
E. DOWNING,
Where you will get good, honest goods, and everything warranted to be as represented.
We have s larger stock and greater varier than all the other shoe dealers u
tows combined. We keep the most stylish and fashionable goods ®afire in Canada.
Prices an Lower thaw the Lowest, and will be telt titre.
E. DOWNING.
N.B.-Leather sod )'endings in any quastisy at lowest prions.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
We have just reoeired a very choices let of
N W TEAS!
----OOner1TING
BLACK. GREEN AND JAPANS
Which we guarantee to sell at least
10 Cents per Pound, Cheaper
Tim eaa be
vies yeb:ali
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of this
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