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SHAPED HORSE BLANKETS 1
Unlined Blankets, esu. worth 86c
Lined Blankets, $1.25,
It
$1.50
JOHN T. ACHESON.
AT THE
DRAPERY AND HABERDASHERY
WAREHOUSE
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. t __
Our 50c. Corset Cannot be Beaten.
Lades' and Children's Uider1ear, erna rake.
Nary aid Black Scor® Series, tk kg lo
Town far the mi'1.
UCH
R INTERESTS.
ust
TED FIBRE WAIL
it they are mistaken.
)sagest and strongest
rape without awn Of
AS it by a patent pro -
ions to heat, cold and
1.2 WARS imparts so
A and is the lighted,
1 durable ware es
EDDY'S.
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r fftlrwitMatgs is the 1
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am yam, bet
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nalIMICTION =IDLY' COLdcTTE>D.
5 PER CHNT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH -
2014 Draper and Haberdasher.
A VERY ORDINARY LOOKING MULE,
✓ et fir ('.aid g.regart ugly emit. red tent
wristlet ver Me Comedies re..
rim The Galveston 1*117 News.
Mastitis. Tex., Nov. lb. -.t horse tcad•
natned W. A. Neal, who cease here late-
ly with • lot of mules, bee • Mack mule- -
a very ordinary male -which goes by the
•tame of Pete Vestarday afternoon 'Neal
• rued to sell Pete to T. H. Dwyer, but the
l:da't trade, Dwyer saying at the mule
:ma not big metnor streag enough for
As purpose. Neal ia.i.ted dirt Pete was
.m stems as my ordinary nub, sed made
'be •maroon that he oou'd drag 500 pousda
of +nit a daytimes of twenty fact on the
.'rood at the gni of • rope 500 feet lo•g.
Dwyer laughed at the idea of such • this'
Then they weighed Pete and found he ttpp
e 1 the beam at lass then 900 pounds. It
w s evident to Dwyer that Neel was joke
ng, and he offered to bet it 60 that. the mule
-quid not do what the bores trader limed.
rhe bet was taken and Neal oilseed to
louble the bet, end dually they aimed ep-
o lbs terms, and Neal pat up 11160 to
I iwyer's e7.6. There was much specuiMloa
among horsemen sad the citizens generally
as to what would be the outcome of the
'hiigg, some syisg that Dwyer had a good
het, others that Neal would win..red still
.then believed it impotetble for the mole to
.Ing mush • weight att•oi•d to mach • hon.
rope. }tut they wine net prepared to hat
no another man's trek. N rertheM►•,
mem money wasput up, en 1 everybody
was ou lbs lookout for the test, which wise
set for this .iterMw.
{ 2 o'oisek quite • crow, 1 .t
Dwyer'. store M t se the fan. cyapa of
•* 1T.. tasks were procured and filled with
mad beth pampas agreeing to s.hstit.te
sand ter art Thea s.ck.,aft.r berg tilled,
were pleaden the Beales and Mad to
wain eel dad not object to
the este Ess penala Then they sent to
sig task and newsreel elf 600 Met of now
htslblaeb gra rope. This and the mad
were placed in • wagon, to width Pets wee
hitched, and earns, down Seedy street to
• point directly iz front of the Cantel
school badiee. A big procession of chi.
'.ms tollowed the wagger. The was el send
were tied to the nice end the rope was
. trstchd out fall length. Pete was un-
hitched freer the wages and the trends fast-
ened to a eiegfetres, hitched to the other
ad of the rope. The distance of twenty
teat wag eseefully measured in front of
make, amid • stake driven down.
All brag ready, Neal took the retie and
Irove Pete down moil the rope was taut,
and then, after aroertaining that everytbiag
was reedy, said, "GM upVets," sod Pete
' got ep " in a burry. le Just walked off
. easily as if he were seeds. thin kind d
work. Neal gave him a little tap with •
whip and Pete casae near running away.
Finally he was sped and it was foxed
that the seeks had been moved not milt
twenty feet but about fifty yards, end 1'08
mild arenrently have gene a tads or more
,1 it had. loose L additive' to
the, • half dere. tarot .wheel boys,
unable to contain their wthal e s wham
'trey saw tha dead be bogie a twNr, ram
nand jammed o t Whew on rode there Ill
i'et. mrd •d
didn't this -
ale wrest of two er three he ndred
paned* ; he didi t haw it wee there
.lust before the tat there we re inen who
said that yen Watt pet • brand of owe
live het re frost e( Psb's Mee when he was
hitched to that rad send he would starve
•0 deet}, bit after it wee all ova every
befit sed, '• OA, mal, i Mew he wsnM
pall it ." reellei
Neal peeketed hie sad
he
weer hsu thatYpa rt
be erasIdo �til hm
Ow *misfit sed IMMO M py, blit ebe eson
hail, teak the Ma Sedhae emery, bet
%boa Sete emakialr Apy ease Is me
me OM
Mbar
A ret•Ieaed Pah.
.t lawyer defendtat • prootisory mote
went to .uach, leaving his books and oit•-
lieoe on the table in the court room. The
armies counsel sneaked back into the
room sad changed places of all his book
marks. In the afternoon the lawyer refer-
red the court to his authorities. His lord.
ship noted every volume sad pare carefully
and took the case under conaideratos. In
rendering his opinion, he said . " I was lo-
dged, after hearing the argument of cons-
o rt for defendant, to nen wit plaintiff, bat I
dad, atter referring to the authorities quot-
ed by camel, none of them bar oo this
case, and I .m led to think that the gentle-
man hes wilfully been tryi.g to isalt the
Door t. He hs referred me to an action of
an Irishman who sued the proprietor of •
monkey tor damages for biting him, to a
c es of •nor, one of burglary, two of petty
larce.y aid three divorce cases, now of
which bear o0 an action to reoover • preemie -
t ory mote. Perhaps the grossest insult to
the court is referring to Duckworth v.
Boozyus•a,' an action charring def. 1a.t
with brach of promise. .1udgm..t for
paiotia with :woe" The lawyer never
knew what the matter was ad to this day
Wake the lades wee eat of iabllai.d.
•e a res e'wee.
(:RNTt use. For a number of years I
suffered from dealers, and last winter I
could marccely bear at a11. I applied He -
yard's Yellow Oil sad I cam bear as well as
a.yese mow. Mrs. Trrrts Coos.
2 Wsyeseeti, 7. &
Aa ttrhneaar SMah
MM. Ciriney
Tam ,
(awakeutng at 2 A. w )-L.
that
Mr. yes,
\"Gahm
of the dower -viral.
promisees the name
you're gut on. --Champ Rec.
sed
Vat VeW.ad atts tllemames,
DgAR Sias. -I have Mee .slag B. B. B.
hr bails •ed skirt d .same, amid �W it
good s • curt. A. • di spepesa ours 1 h*..
.ism feed it eoetga•lled.
MR". Sot to H.t ulthms, Me.Wsi, t/...2
A aro messy.
.loess Ukiah the oedema paeyle of the
South have bees basely saniersd
Smith What (maks yam *Mk as!
Joe Hen is • (Margie paper that says
that a tram dawn there W • hen 20 years
eld.-Exchange.
As Se sod AMeted.
PhyaieWee. travellers, pioneers, settler.,
invalids and all Masses of pimple of wvf rye
degree, testify to the medicinal and tomie
virtues of Rurdock (hood Bitten', the moo
popnkar and &Recti)e medians extent. it
ewes all diseases of the steesch, Bver, .rd
blood. 2
RPM. (e.re.N.t.
Mier tVonldn't lee odd if all Boa's
thoughts meld be road on one's forehead!
1 radian -tithing d the wart i. • st. ry the
ether day.
Mamie i Umiak it ward/ M lost l v.ly.
0.. could W1 thtr jet MOM apses nut's
Mesa our --IelhiIpelh it- .
• Sews eates-
Kase. Osa., who vviiA�alady ..sed Idle T. a M. _
h.tlilslael MwblM . K*0..J' .sad Lioar
Awe, bee rewetitd a •luslswt to the
alba that it aampM•ly dead hat at M-
lhommoillay vMs'-st:.-+. Merry ad Ewen
Weeliese.
disseess
Salami seegue a t>rmgw;Wd* Wilde :�
amdd
IRWORITarer i�sr fie
am Mea
•atltel
IMere,eb a ltals•rt als•11m or elm `e
THE SIGNAL : OODERIOH, ONT., TH(TU D %Y. DECEMBER 7. 1893.
A BUSINESS GIRL SPaCIMEN OF Petite ILK'S Pit.
tiller ('sn'lerrd wee PWSW, Mem Le.arellee flew Tear Aviaris w/desy et embitter Ree
•weenweilsse•• Mead ep
" Father, I would like to tee you in the
literary ew a matter of aroma
" 1 wry well, l Iola corse Along. Now,
then, what is 1t
" Father. you are aware that Merry
Noodeahainmet has been paying me lois at-
tentions fur the last year ''
" has, and I'te fe:t like kicking hint
The idea of • \uodeuhammer oasis• le as-
pire to the hand ui a t:rafters "'
" He has asked me to be bit wife."
" The .coundrel ' tt' hy, 1'11 maul the tar
out of him.
" And I have Mutual. proposed,- she play
idly Coot inert
tt'het' WYbet' Sly daughter marry
A delicious pieta of waiter • " p:e wt•
rawly bate served up to the readers of •
Litmepoel paper um Tuesday d ornug. sibs
preview eveuiu6 its rrport.r 11*4 to •tread
• e seisag •' • Wee:cyan chapel for tate con
veewta of the Hebrews to 1'hrutiauity,
alter which be toporltd the address' guru
by General 11 1. 11."welt to the l'ulytach-
ale doom un the cooversinn of sewage tutu
thea. minterntut Is the pewter'. band. '
IM folio* got muted up, &ad the report . when they are buying Moves to go to dealers who handle
read �h
The Chlorinate, afar the meeting 1.4 1
otenupeoal with/refer, pea Aimed that thee
STARTLING!
At ROYAL APPOINTMENT
7
The enormous waste of fuel
which might be saved
IF PEOPLE WOULD THINK
tweyersion u1 the errs was oar of the gr..
a Jloodarksmn.ar watwg far arli, • week' set works that could engage the :tteattouo
air .mutt prfcct autbnciNs Filtration n
Nath' Cu to yow route while 1 seek th'r the mot u,ot
lwd that o.iuld be. ado
6a�,e 'Avow" tett fur ,uriti::.tion, but a filter hes it
Father, 1 watt r calk straight you tate mit.. rj,,.,.,, i, a Do ular notion that the
with yt .," she itterrupted. " A. you err p
wws contain • vast amount of weal(
aware, thin i the .tate of Massachusetts."'.art t4 alu.l a must be liken out of it to
•
"Have you seem the vital s+auetiw of
he purp•.stt of itrigath.n, as it otherwlt
the state for the last year i'' .hok,d the pores art the fwd, and they ween
" No, of course not. The idea of that
Jim Noodeohammer akulLing amend here
alter my"- -
" Wait' .►atordicg to the stat iatiW, thea
state has 811.240 more females than males.
There aro 225, 890 more marrtajteable girls
than csa tied husbands. to say notbiog of
182,391 widows antiow for a N.I. 2. The
ausber of yoga? men in the state ~auto
over 815 a week and in the market is only
22,107. Theta are camped on the trail of
ihe.e young nae exactly 230,000 young
amass and 150.000 widows. Three out of
.eery 6ve children born are girl*. heath
removes two young men to one married man
er oh) bacbeh. - "
The old new t.trnel pale and grasped •
ebur for support, and after • pause she000-
taled .
" k rom June to October over 80,000 mar-
riageable young women visit our watering
places, and it u urinated that 31.0.42 of
of theist catch hasesnol., thus further rednc.
nag the chances of a reel..,4t Father, tape
the pencil and tiiure oe your Viola's calmer
of catcht•g another man if she lets Jame.
Needeabammer canter away."
" (:rest loott'" he gasped, after tiguriug
for • monomt. " Wby, your chances are
rely 1 1. 22.87o.?47
Jest as i figured it out myself. R'h:;
.hall I say to him this ermine
" Say ' Say ' Why, tell him you'll have
Wei and he m' lily glad of the chance, and
t•
as•l
h•
e
e
a wandering race over the whisk few of th
habitable glut*. They were denied ►lee in
im:;able hiessinis of Christianity, whit
might rte counted by thousands of tom pe
annum allowed t ' rue to waste when by
judicious mi:titre of lime and clay, toe be
nettled Hebrew who sat in darkener( migh
esaily be converted into lithe and tenon
for building purposes, and if (hies deodor-
ise.(, after being first dried and burned in •
kiln, the ardent ram would .rain take its
proud pnr(i14 0 among the nations of the
world. Suhecriptiooa were earnestly ioiicit•
ed for the purpose, though het the spathe. )
declaimed soy idea of making a profit oat
of the process, and in conclusion he urged
increased etlort. 1n the good work, %bowleg
that, thus deodorised by • very novel lwr-
ores of evengeliratioa in large tank* coe-
.tructed for the mutt -lie, the grateful He -
berme might flow over the land witboati
,.jury to vegetation, while the expense of
ooevereion, which was progreming as rapid.
ly as the beat friends of ('brucould
cold
wish would be more than repaid by the sale
•.f the phosphate of bine and valuable
cement for building purposes.
We w*.lied the ■N bog.
The nun 1111,31111.3sat 10 the seat with me had
•o many 'lueer-looking •can on his face and
'seek that I finally decided to ask him how
they had been received. 1 pot the.tuattio•
h
e
Don't
don't let him draw a ktag breath before you ea delicately as I could and he modDeter
add teat the cseem sy on take place right t .dry . replied " I got 'em by whistling.'.
after breakfast tomorrow morniog, and t
I'm to siva you a w.ddieg peanut of 45,000
u malt !'-f 'triage Tame.
('gid sl �evrmsl•s tieetlewsa..
Semewkere to bit writings (:ardt0al New-
man thea describes his idea of • gentleman.
•' He has his eys on .11 ale company.
He is trader toward We basbtul, etae
toward the distant and merciful toward the
aboard." In LM coevei.auto tbe gentle
man will remember to whom he is speaking,
have thought for all the company and avoid
.Missions that would give pain to any of
them, steering away from topic* that irri•
tate. When be dos • favor to •anther
sad he does many--tbegentlelnao will make
it appear that be is receiving instead of con-
ferring 1t.
" He ie never mesa or little to his die
peter Morever, be shows that be has an
•atellectfa above the averse. in the t.c'
that he never mistakes pet.o.alities and
sayings fur arguments. Most of moa
k do. Wham grief, illness and loose.
comae to him ' bet enbmiu to pain bemuse it
is inevitable.' Bere•vementa he taker with
heroic philosophy because it is irreparable
He goes to death without • murmur bi adds
1t i. bis destiny."
As Carless ea edema .ad Fee.
There is • local tab told of the Earl of
File, the boon comp.aion of 1;e3. IV., says
the Leedom Sea, which, now that his sue•
esssor, the Duke, r .t his IlaaAshire home
Duff bones is appropriate, and as the story
has not yet appeared in print it may, pet
baps. rove iotere.tiog The old earl,
when out walking one day, came acres •
poor pun braking stops by the road -side.
" Oh ' Adam : .kdam !" was his reiterated
complaint. " What is the cause of your out
cry against poor Adam ,' was the quo), of
the F.srL , To think t la t had it not been
for Adam's sad Eves curiosity, dun would
not have been forced to earn ba bread by
the sweat of bio brow," was the reply.
" Welt, my man," rejotnd the Earl, "intoe
•p to my house ; 1 will undertake to give
you a good dieser every day so long se Tot
can refrain from inquiring what may be in a
certain dish, over which • cover shall be
Maimed." " That's easy enough,' was the
reply. The man ate his dinner, in accord
.nee with the age etm..t, for warm weeks,
bat o.e day the fatal curiosity which tempt-
ed our father and another is the (laden of
Eden overeating the Earl's protege -just to
have ore peep ander the dish. But no
Boner was the thought serried into execu-
tion than • mouse jumped from nada the
Dover. The dinners, of oourse, were dieser
dead, awl the tean returned to him steer -
breaking not quite eo ready to rail at tbe
folly of Mother Eves hefare the tempjgtatalioe
had Mee ptaoed in his way by the Pari of
Fife.
Ur. elln'mMwe • WWr.s.el gm••.►.
Among W old heads .. the Treasury
Bench, Mr. (:hailers% has, of course. more
than maintained his •aksowledged mire -
may -% supremacy by brad sed shoulders.
It baa, indeed, bees a "Madrona motion "
L 000ductia. the Home Rale bill through
committee, he displayed alms,' • spirit of
s•eeopoly in regard to the speech -making.
Then was orrery a rase. • line, a word
whose entire defence be would Estreat to
bas retreats. Nigkt after night be tent
threngh leg hours, answering every •asesd-
trent in strtap of little d•rzltng .p..eohlets,
soon breaking Um the doctors rule .1
retiring from the dakate at eine o'deek, a..d
at the sed of the teniae more poreletent in
att.eia.oe thea asy of it oolle'igoes.
Never -we ens say tvith.et ;ear of •, nitre -
dimities -baa M reached to a higher 1, -rot of
wt•Med dog ewes than darks' this .eadmt.
Whether em tate hie ruaf, speeches oe the
gem, Reseed sad third reading* ni the Hems
Role bill, hie hundred s",) .me bole can-
d itutioaal deoourses in ou.smitts, his iw-
nmoterable deploys of fait dad arJnment le
the personal on.ibate .ith Ila. Chisedrr
lain, and, last but not %est his many im-
portant speeches "e epee g•stiots like the
("iota l natio adl the eight hoar day. he
has ,horn ' 1. taint m, irailled sed unchal-
lenged tee-emh sees This, indeed, M the
great Material entre of the aeries the
perfor arae at Mr. Madame .n the great
Naar .t Wef>sinintar.-Woranks- (1•s-
etr. -
Tin teas thoolnit IMnty.
" Did you whistle for • burr saw or a
threshing machine " No fur so old dog
net wutb powder to blow him rep. I as
Hein' out in IVvoming. tine afternoon the
d'tg walked off, sod he hadn't showed up at
ebv.n o'clock at night. A leetle after that
hoar the old woman woke me up and arid,
' Juni the old dog hain't Wath shucks, as
111 admit ; but he's a sort o' link which
binds us to the old 'tome to New H•mpsbire.
Hadn't you better eo oat on the bluff sad
whist:. for him , Mebbe he's been took
paralyzed with old ate sonewbor', and it
el cheer him up to hear your what'. '
Wall, that kinder wept to my heart dad 1
tamed out. I was staodioabout thirty
test from the door when 1 seen samthio'
movie' in the darknes and 1 begun to
whistle. The critter cum. It wasn't the
dog, but • prime likely -looking penther,and
be didn't waste no time in gettin' to hive IS.
H. couldn't stay over a mint and a halt,
Bain' pressed fur time, but be bit me in
fourteen plass and left sixty snatcher
snatcb
AO tokens of bit regard." . It'd a wonder
be didn't kill you. " I cost think he
wanted to go gaits that far. Ere adds fig-
gered that his ides wag to sorter warn me
.tin brio' tool 'duff to whistle for a domed
old maize which was Weep in the *table all
the time' Leastwise, I haia't been oo no
wheelie' excursions atmos, add I aver pucker
my mouth in daylirht without jompio' on
one side and drawin' my knife. Yes, them
scratches Fee rayther *piled my beauty, but
I'm powerful Tato of bein' the first man in
America to diakirer that a panther could be
whutled up like a deg.
('. C. }:1. II 4N.1.4 & Co.
I Piave used your MINARETS LINT
hIENT successfully in a serious Daae of
croup in family. I consider it a remedy no
Mose should be without.
J. F. (rreeiSOHAN.
(leaps Island.
That string on my finer meas "Bring
boat a bottle of MINARD't1 LINIMENT.
WOMEN.
The eye that laughs is the eye that weep
es.ily.
A rink is not to be rue whoa it sen be run
away from.
The woman who neglects bee appea ands
oegfee1s her duty.
When a dreastmaker'a prime dad aryls are
00 Ismer modest, she calls herself a
mediate
The fewest women in proportion are found
in Wyoming, Kansas .ad Coloreds, where
women vote.
Nine women out of tea will few about •
trifle and meet calamity with • calm -eyed
and fearless smile.
A goatee of as inch leen of shoe heel add
and four inches more of waistbelt meta five
and fifty years more of life.
The Kassa modest who stole the girl
.tedaat'a aklrta from the yry mna.i.ro is now
said be have acted in r•etaliatios rel Ba-
der similar circumstances taste of the heyi
*lothfag had previosly Moen bares away by
fair taper finger..
Lave N Rxrvlarere.
Wherever 1 5.d • man despising the fates
estimate. of the vulgar, and daisy to empire
i. antiwar, 'mama and ooduet, to
what the highest Madre threu'i d1 ages
Adm ssoctiesed em neat smallest, to him i
aria marl by a art of neesmsary attach
meat ; and, if am ea leAeeee.d by nature
Of &menta*, that by mo easetian or 1•bove of
niy owe 1 aha attire to this commit of worth
and hones, yet w powers et haven er earth
will hinder me frost reties with afeetise
and remm s. spte Nese who have tai
remehLy aNsirad Yr grimy or appear em.
gaged in the .e.s .fel peraelt of it.
DIM wserame .
" Whra eases the greatest member et
Arse ie Imelda• bseres. aeserdis' sp gems
musrinne. !" asked a parses el •a mynas,
tura of mind of an imrara.e. %dimmer.
RAn bare er
Etat -I tll[tii "lath Mss sling Marne assess sheets meek es way -
Dan Mss," refand Me isemesee adjustor
(ladWigwam. bet y the use eMS*0. Y ,epsMd the other
r.
rird a. k R I guts sew restored to to health. ' Yes, hietiw, retained the ia.wram ee
1 ....w rt1ias al.hsci Bird Bitters toe amass.►• at ..t mere
highly Y Ie O. emir ug. heat tweedy tall Jag Wb5.$ 1 IMO
111. Ills& Reim Arum J. Lamm it yrsemwb d stosidittVies tat •
a ITagnsylle,OM IfliM hems "-it
:mmmraikaA.
Y
ere's Nothing none but the best, and guarantee them perfect.
Like 40
! SAUNDERS & CO.
L' sb�
- have had the best Stoves for years, IL
SOAP 1
IT DOES AWAY WITH
BOILING
HARD RUBBING
BACKACHES
SORE HANDS
LET
ANOTH.R
Day
GO SY
WITHOUT
TNYINO
3uolight
REFUSE CHIMP IMITATIONS
Why rhe Me/H.
During the wedding ocr. m my •1 a Leh.
losable church at Harlem, Bi die Md:inni.,
one of the b idesmaide, wapt bitterly.
After the c. re Deny Dudley Can,*ucker.
who was present, said to 1 irdie :
" What were you ening about, Mice
Birdie` You were not the ride."
" I know it," replied Birdie with • lump
in her throat, "Th.t'. what broke me tight
up. "--Texas Sittings.
COAL AND WOOD
satza.
Broil .NaNisr Share to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarters for all grades of
HARD, SOFT & BLACKSMITH COAL.
Coal weighted a either market or my Scales.
Diet my Pr[oes beton going elsewhere,
TZARS CUM.
Tetlegaeme Cesutertlea.
JOHN 8. PLATT, Prop.
t11a-y.
CGODURJOH
Steam - Boiler Works.
MST ABUSE= '15504
A. S. C H RY STA L,
thsecessorto Cenral & Marla
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Uptight tit Tubular
3:3012.rE1SS,
Salt Pans, Stnoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Also dealers in Upright and Horizontal Slide
Valve Regimes. Automatic Cut -Off it seines •
peolalty, All sizes or pl • sod pipe-tlttlsa
constabort R tl . hand. g p Retaliates tattesel on
short tHa� Repairing pn„nppUa1y is.
!L5!-ly P. O. Boz 37, Ohderiah.
Works-Oope ite a. T. R. Marler.. edarlsh
GRAT EFUL-COMFORT ING.
EPPS'S COCOA
• BREAKFAST -SUPPER.
"Bylefige ol the 911119,111
taws wahich erre thermalW Meaawa* et die
.sad .atrftioe..ad by • rarer sppIioitties of
the gas.repertt,. elf welleelscted ('oeor Mr.
Epee hoe pr.ildrd few our breakfast and yap,
per edelicately *seus many' harremed demon,esto' 11111*.•
which may
saveit Is by tin
Judlatems ass of each artluls of diet that aces
ettleatta may be grsdwalty built p matt stream
to resist every tendon', to *Maw.
Hrelle et Able maladies rro tsetse
.rowed r ready um attack wherever there M •
weak part. W. may escape ma, a Wei
shaft by keeping oarr,slvee welt Mused with
we Wood .add •proGpwr
properly .ouriebsd trans."-
ma airway 001.10
lade easy with belling water or IUk.
Sold s%ly in aeeketrby Grooms. Whetted thua
2421-311w
PATENTS!
CHEAT& TRIM M hill ALP ppFIIINITS
ho
ot�i�art all
at MODER%TNPRII
Oer idles M e,ttri the 1).8. Peteet of -
bbsal wt a ebWn Palmate is kr time
e sethere 'Mete from WARRINGTON.
Riad ROwe matoWEL OR DRAWING. tirerase •6
TON
116.117:442.1011="
qPA �i1flVtppe Wee, bare. �;; � 11111410`c
tree �°RR►1!iPmatmaelsr the laot�a
um= send reders'N.t to oral Meas la goer
sera Mas. ter Oe .ty, writes.
O A slew la cr..
flwslldese own W ttIn. e. D. 0
SEE THE N'Ew STOVES
FOR THIS SEASON.
DOUBLE HEATERS
FOR COAL :
THE SOUVENIR,
THE ART CCUITTESS
THE OXFORD.
COOKING RANGES
FOk CGAL:
THE KITCHEN WITCH,
THE DUCHESS OF OXFORD,
THE HAPPY THOUGHT.
A full stock of Coal and Wood Cook-
ing and Heating Stoves.
TREIR IIANIIMAfl RE-IILPFEII T1NLIIE
is telling its own story in increased saps.
X77. -EST STREET_
J-_A_W DaJR
7'
Carriage Mazzufacturer,
Having pars based the britlese std
McCREATH 61 WAIdIA F:R
1 have mow arranged, not only to continue the carriage Trade, but hare decided :o
do all clammy of work to
HORSE-8110EI!U LID GENERAL BLACKSMITHINgt
NONE!BUT THE BEST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
NO..& WAiiailij'R,
2396-ly. PROPRIETOR.
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SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES.
By virtue of • warrant under the bard of the Warden and Reale tart Caveat' ion of U,e
County of Rama. dated the Itch day of/Locust. tier oommaoding me to bey upon Ib. Wale
hereinafter deeeribed. for the arrears of teem respectively due thereon, together with Deet, ;
0110e M hereby Rhe. that tinterr sorb taxes and oasts are sooner t ale. I .ball. In compliance
with the Aseresate.t Aot. Chap. Mi. et. 8. 0., proceed town by Pubtto Ameba the meld lands
or so much thereof se may be to dig"karge the at tie Court Beate, in the Town
of OODERICH, on ?RUDAY, the FIFriSVTH air DSC/ aft,"1tM, at ()NM o'clock :n
the afternoon.
No.or I.oT
DC•C*IPT4OX. OR PART
or 2.or.
Part of RI
tow:11111r or NOM 1011.
PAT *0 AMOUNT COSTS •s
No. or Coe. Noor OIL OP TARag. Comettastu.r Tafel .
oR $110 111T. AI'Ria tar .Y'D • 071. • t tai $ cwa.
12 i Pat'd 1 Id i 41 2 40
1 I1.1_*05 Or r.a»w'iCa
1 Victoria -m.8. +
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laelHv. a Nit Reserve I.10
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61
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W. part of 2
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fart It
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(Rad .hep treat river)
rraasstewa survey 11
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TOR N61111• of MOtikil.
.1 30 l'at'd
S 1M
T1LLAAR OF IAYTIFJ.l.
Pat'd
N 114.21.r or MATH.
1 42
1 42
1 M
9
1 42
1 42
er .s�tia; 112
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1 12
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1113
1 2124
1 12
1 112
1 12
t n.yt� 7hs.eerer'. °toe,
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1 42
1 11
1 32
2 S6
4133
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17 11 1 a 1. 1
WM H01.3111p.
Yrueottrer.
WHY
Docs UFO. BARRY, eie
Ooderich furniture dealer sed
undertaker, keep the beat stock
of furniture and undertaker's
supplies t And how is h
that he can sell so cheap i
BECAUSE
He finds that it pays IR the
long run. His motto lei
" Small Profits and Quick Re
turns." He also makes •
specialty of picture framing
Oive him a call before pureiss
ing elsewhere. Embalming
Fluid always on hand 23571
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