The Signal, 1893-12-14, Page 7kiets
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Cards
Prices,
Saturday
LY
and Plush
ular prices,
d Saturday
e -third off
Goods for
pecial low
rfume Bot-
izers, Rose
obes, Hya-
stal Dinner
ilk Bound
on Volumes.
rames, bol-
rling Silver
Wirt Foun-
and Ladies'
ases
ORTER,
ellers and Stationers.
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times.
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t• and ere. We will he
attractive goad.
Chemist
ist
ED FIBRE Wil'
they are mistake&
gest and atron I
pe without seas s
e it by a patent pr
Ins to heat, cold and
L WARE imparts so
and is the lightest,
durable ware ovor
DDY'S.
is.
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I. Nash's LBttAt 8
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t•rtalii»tp in the woo*
r
Ja el0• she,
in years, W a 16.4.
l hope to shore sa raw ,Ffby MI�W PP'
r & BON.
TRI SIGNAL: a'}nFRI('ii, ONT., THURSDAY, DECEMBER Isle lets
7
White Blankets,
Grey Blankets,
Horse Blankets.
SPECIAL VALUE
IN
SHAPED HORSE BLANKETS I
Unlined Blankets, 85c., worth 85c.
Lined Blankets, $1.25, $1.50
JOHN T. ACHESON.
AT THE
DRAPERY AND HABERDASHERY
WAREHOUSE
+ + + + + + +
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
ffir 50c. Not Cannot be Beaten.
Lanes' and Children's Underwear, erna vale.
Hail and Black Sion Series, th int ll
TON for the ine1.
DTS7IOTIOLt =IDLY SOLICSTSD.
5 PBR CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
70.4
1\ACCTNRO,
Drover sad Haberd 1.Ir.
- -
Asewetnag al/tress willing is gratify its desire for knowledge
Many oder people forget that the things but who perhaps are unable to distinguish
whop m are perfectly simple to theare • f between what is � what M moi, good for w • ill losehild to know
itBow
ptu:le to children, and that the esquire%matey, sad to tears to look
GaWed ed is attracted to every strange upon open Ile in a dull, spiritless waY. without
,•bjea, and that it seeks to settle in itv owe interest or curiosity. Weave, however,
mad the phdusophy of the object which than not. answering a child's •Issetioes is to
naw its cariesiy. Not able to account ridicule them Nothing wound. • child so
:or the strangeness of the objects it sees as finding it. Iasi parlance abused
.r how they become so, it (tile to asking and its earnestly meant 'tuestioes made the
lestions. To the mature mind Rimy of subject of mockery. How common a thing
these questions are absurd, but shellbe it is to bear • child's ,luestioa immediately
u'elully and thoughtfully wwerei, sad. if I soh *ow conteotptuoualy (aHtdemned as
brtedy etcptai••d bow the object meats he I ".illy'" Vet, in most cars of the kind, the
its presser medium, it will add 1,111 M the militates is not with the child, but with the
rile opeaiug mind. Do sot .0 -lie oke alder person who fails to un4erstand how
kild to misses trough year in. • man- t the child's mind works.
r want of INereet la its tstriae. The Is early years the perceptive faculties are
sickest we, to stop the attest• of • child, kesaesi. The child hears, sees, and his
i that is what you are star) is to satisfy soul is tilled wish delight ; but soon be
its curiosity by a retiousl auewer. The ask "Why '" and "How
'bill may sot be able to gainsay an Mooed Everything in nature attract him, and cm
answer, yet there is every rearms to believe askt'sg who is the maker and titer, he in-
:.. sot *untied variably receives one answer. Thus the
Ms following conversation overheard hearts of the little ones are filled with rev.
betweena child and it. aunt illueuates the mews for the being whom with natural
•hougbt. eyes they cannot see, bat whose works are
One day, says the writer, I eat in a car all &boat them in the form of manifold
seat oe the Saugus branch of the Easters bssmties and blessings,
Rad behind • pale eareworn lady who was Some cbildreu seem naturally spiritually
talking to • little boy from Roston to MAI- minded. They live in a� �atoos�
deo. Ai the little boy was of a very isysir- sod sites surprise their f
Ing mind sad everything se ndel to eraser able of thought. We owoe'heard of •
his imitation, I could not help listening to flay gisi who astonished her friends by say-
some
M -
some of the questions. Leg, " Why' I "hottest I was gang straight
"What is that, miner the little buy t themes !" The life of that child has been
• inimised, pointing to • stack of hay .,i a mouttment in itself. For more than thirty
the msreh. yeses she has been engaged in missionary
"Oh, that's bay, dear,.' answered the work in Turkey.
mower. The faith of) ebildhoo l is simple yet
"What is (lay, ensue ett�a�. si.ttall and great desires are pre -
Why, hay a hay, dear." ccBtM M the Hsavealy father with a trust
'But what w it made of W simelieity which older people would do
' why, hayis made of dirt, and water tai yea is
Gtr.
"Whir makes it "
"God makes it, dear."
"Dose be maks it in the day time or is
the sti6t!"
"Ill both, dear."
"Yea, all the time."
"Afa't it wicked to make bay on Sunday,
auntie f
"Oh, i don't know. I'd keep still. Willis
hat's a dear." Auntie is tired."
Meer remising quiet • moment little
"• iitlis broke out :
"Whim *asters come from, auntie '
"I der't hew ; nobely knew.,"
-nos the sees lay 'em
" Ye, i gums so," repiiai the wicked
Can the mho• 1•y too
haetk,dine si whoa Willie broke
IlritmtebW baa involuntarily a feeling of
w-
hirthrough trust grown peep)., which is only er-
At, love al
ases. Thise•osle s.eidsalyita abu
W shakes may perhaps error be restored
to its enema parity sad strength : and who
could have W heart deliberately to impair
such sweet confidence
A rsslsl ht wast&
Fr rm the Man FrassUoo granites,
1.n4 Aei.m.re, Nor, 25 -Four noes and •
joker killed • tough, hearty Yana ladies
roamed Omar.% Qualms in the cent, jail
this miming. rdmis is sot the Bret use that
lour aeon have brought shoat a remeedy, but
probably the first time that it Lisa_ been
caused jest yips way.
gashes was cue of Chief Miguel'• bead of
rebellious Iodises who, with their leader,
have bass Is the county jail fora month or
out: se awaiting their trial eon charge of assault-
" Semis says miss is au owl, suet', : is lag • school teseher on the reservation.
tbe.+^ Quahog wee a pretty Ilia. sad sad was
• Oh, whops tin." allowed oeselderolaM liberty. He Immo
" I think • whale could lay eggs denl apuaiated with the turnkey an,), being a
you,•wde lolly fellow, was made a sort of comrade Ay
" kph, yes, i gams so, said the •base. stthe petty o1Rd•ta
woman. This emoningQtabue was playing a pwe
Did yen ever sees whale en his west'" of poker with Walter Scott, a fellow pa-
•' On, I guess se '" er. Som. dealt the eats sad Was* pink
" Won!" ed up his head. tt was a pet me. rashes
I NESS se. Willie you must keep quiet ; Melted at his cards and stretched out his
tis 6,0,4, only." band to raise the auto. whom Some was
What makes you oral?, auntie • ' startle.) at eeeieg his fellow player's fees
"I St, des. ' yes ask en mammy aueMieaa" shames is • ghastly my. He swayed I.
i, I you seer see • lit' le By eat suer !" his Asir a few secede, and tell ever an
1 ea, dear." the sees flntw deed. A. attempt was made
Where 1" to give him medical oars. bet It was sa-
WWillie, sit dews ea the seat and he availing. and the dooter premien:ra it •
It^r ill shake yen. New set acether as aorta.cam a blood vessel 1Mdimg to
Md •
And the la iy pointed her lager eh erply A Bost• or entice i that the ladies,
.. tit little key, an If she woo is dead, still cletohd M. earde r hie
"'la it Nasgh him. There area , y eE rtNtir/ Mesa her boy
meittea ik• little hoyt��YltysyW.iple is the V 1�w ▪ • g� �ber WOO*
b polars wM sora to When she omittedsm awl jay iu MIM told
tis mrd sus slgt/
SULU IN NOUN CULTURE.
toilettes That Alfred. wesr,ttr of rues
and Celer—The neared UI).
Bulbous plants, properly managed,
will give ail abundant supply of flowers
it the wueeb,w garden tram daunary• to
May. Thome, therefore, who hate 'rely
the window to depend upon fur the win-
ker Sewers canned afford to ttegl..•t bulb
nature or to give it indifferent atten-
tion, says Veit, who give. tide informa-
tion on the subject in hi. illustrated
Irobthly:
Beseiming with the Routuu White Irya-
-inth seal the Paler uantie,us, tlwre
may follow a cunt' bloom of hya-
riuths and narcissus cit many kinds, of
tulips and trans and snowdrrgie, of
freesias and lilies and starred. and chide
nodule, and etillnettu.l allinnr, and be -
CHINESE SA('RED 1.ILIES.
sides the truly hellions planta there are
thou which have rhizomes that are
treated nearly the some at the lull's.
such as the anemones and winter aconite
and the small growing kinds of iris.
All that is needed is to place the bulbs
iu some light soil in poet and stand them
away in a cool, dark place for a few
w••eks, and then they are ready to show
their handsome forms Or the hyacinth
bulbs may only he set no that the bass
of the bulbs will be close to water in
vases, and this will be all that they
ask. Or almost any bulb will grow and
bloom well in some damp MOAN. By
preference a sunny window should be
chosen, but if not at command give theta
the full light of a north window, and
they will canoe no .hsapp'rintment. Not
much heat is needed, and in fart the
lower the temperature can be kept above
50 degrees" the better will be the develop-
ment of the flowers.
The Chinese or sacred lily is pro perly
a narcissus of the polyanthus type. The
bulbs ere large, and each one sends up a
n umber of Bower spikes. Theeeyraw in
puts, but a proper method is to fill a
bowl or some similar vessel with peb-
bles, in which place the bulb, setting it
about one-half its depth, so that it will
be held firmly; then fill with water to
the top of the pebbles and place in 'a
warm, sunny window.
!alms and Rubber Pleats.
Some palms like warm quarters, others
rather a cool place, but the ordinary
temperature of a dwelling hones in win-
ter is good for them. Rubber plants,
t,io, will thrive well in the common
waters temperature of our dwellings, hut
they don't like cold. Both are capital
house plants, thriving well in sunken
window., and, in tact, fore week, in the
hall, dining room or elsewhere on a aide
table or bracket and not near a window
at all.
Don't use big pots. One of the beau-
ties of these and other house plants is
healthy. leefyepecimens in comparative-
ly small pots. At all times the soil
should be moist and Dever very dry
Don't give them stimulantsin the house.
if the pot, are rather small and the
planta root bound, stimulants would be
useful. Use stimulants when the plants
are in full growth in summer.
Hauls• SesSete.
Whether in the greenhouse or ordinary
room, these will be found to take • liber-
al
iberal supply of water where a good growth
has been made. Nonattention to this is
▪ frequent source of failure, the plants,
whatever they may be, own asts'tming a
sickly appearance if not regularly attend-
ed to, In the case of any which are found
to dry up rapidly it is a good plan to wa-
ter them in the evening and then again
in the morning. If the soil has heel part-
ly washed away, a slight top dressing
would be a considerable assistance. All
decaying foliage and Bowers should be
kept removed, the potdtiou occupied by
the plants being one when snc't things
ore brought into prominent notice.
The Hest Country Ter Angles.
The apple is a native of cool and t eel
iteratively northern regions it ha. r..
hem able to adapt itself to wane , ,nn-
trfeA. Even in the eastern Mahe t ire am
pis I. not a particularly wm•e'tsfol fruit
south og the Potomac rivet, ex,rpl in the
mountains and cool melee. All along
the Allegheny range they thrive admir-
ably—quite as well as in the fanso••awi•
regions of western New Tdek-11•ttir�.
we get into the lower y l.. *him •
loot and romlparatively wet 101I•Mtrr
temperature prevails, the swill would
never be looked upon as a daWr or-
chard trait by those who art illl>I�11Ilt be
ay
profit from fruit culture, ss 'ti
Monthly.
T1s Ooswmles oaesMeray.
Rural New Yorker adrisse a few plants
of the Columbus gooseberry, of wild* I:
mart Takes •11 toall, IN Is the half vu
riety yet raved to 0111 ew,try, .r Per
those Arts et it whine the ,NNrlbeigy
Mtge& The leduelff ,tlEI.«. wflt••I
the Columba is mildew p•d
WHAT THE TOWN PUMP SAID. I
Mawurwel •'•N1 from Me yews Pm.'
A bond Teneer,sre teeters..
(Ise et the mem cleanness end elective
mew apse Temp ra..s liRibosome "met
our eye" is [further mob "Rill tae. s Teta
Pump." Take the fsbewhig M • el•SM
"semen."
"Herd they ems t A has day, gentia-
n's .1 , my (rind ; you will
seed •nether to wash the dust out of
your direat, if it this- es thiek there, from
your travel In the eeentry, sem it is upon
tour cow hide skew I see that though you
have trudged hall -a score of (rile• to day,
like a wise •us, you have passel by the
averss, use stepped at the running brooks
and well -kerbs Hut drink, sae make room
for that ether fellow, who seeks my aid to
es rech the dory fever of last aight's pots
ti'..., which he drained from ao :up of
MID*.
•• Welcome. most rudicuod sir ' 1 ou and
I
nave been too groat, *treaters, hitherto ;
nor will my nose be afamee for s closer in•
tinucy till the fumes of your breath be-
come • little less potent. Mercy un you,
mean' the water absolutely hisses down your
red hot gullet, and is .luito converted into
steam is that boiler which you call your
stomach. Fill ag.iu, man, and tell me, on
he word of an honest toper, did you ever,
in cellar, tavern, or any kind of dram shop,
-pend the price of yew children's toed for a
swig half so delicious Now fur the first
lime them tau years you know the flavor of
cold water. Coal by ' and whenever you
ere thirsty. remember that I keep a con-
stant supply at tis., old stand.
"Who nett Oil, my little friend, you
are let loose from school, and ante hither
to 'crier your blooming face, and drown the
memory of certain taps of the fertile, and
•cher scheel-iay trouble., in • draught from
th 'own -Pump. Take it, pure as the cur-
rent of your young life ' Take it, and may
v.wr heart and tongue never be scorched
with a fiercer thirst than now'
' •There, .ny dear child, pot down the cur.
an 1 y old it and your place to this elderly
gentleman, who treads so tenderly over the
,,.. og stones that he seems afraid of break
t hem.
'-"i hat he limps by without so much as
thanking me, for my hospitable otters were
meant only fa. pe..ple who have no wipe
-eller.. Well, sir we have done, I hope-
eo draw the cork : tip the decanter ; but
when year great foe shall set you a -roaring,
at will be no affair of mine. If gentlemen
hove the pleasant titillation of the gout, it is
di one to Town -Pump."
PHILOSOPHY OF' BALSAC.
Soassed'• Urtret relieve. aenrslale.
Too often vice and genius produce similar
-fleets, and this deceit es the common
•rind.wry. ur
A girl who is stupid, ugly, poor and rood,
possesses the four cardinal points of
To rise above men simply to command
'hais only magnifying the role of school
miss m (ser.
Nett to the pleasure of admiring the
woman we love is that of seeing her admired
by others -
When a caecal is loved by an holiest
roam she either bseomd criminal or he as
honest man.
Later we love the woman in a woman :
rat the first woman we love u the whole of
womankind.
There are two kinds of silliness — the
silent and the talkative. Silent silliness is
eapiGetable
In a weleorgaaired man pessooma born it
rhe brain always survive those that emanatr
from the Mart.
i do not know which is the more coward-
ly, the one who is always hoping, or he who
'mo len ger hopes.
National rills are a mild pnrgatire ailing
ea the stomach. Liver and !ewe's, removtu,
all obstruction. 4
Women only make themselves implacabl,
e ' as to render their pardon charming -- the)
have i•terpreted (cod.
No sea i.e.yet been abbe to discover the
means el giving friendly advice to a woman.
n ot eves to his own wife.
etnard's Usinsrsa Ar nate Everywhere
Lev is a counterfeiter who is constantly
passing off opper
...es turn goldfor
iintocopper.p ut who some
It is natural to deettoy what we ounce
omeessa, to deny what we cannot under.
stood, and insult what we envy.
.t young lawyer without cases a young
tooter without palatial., are the two ea -
rem., expression of decent despair.
I have spent my life in seeing people die.
or of their albums, bat of that great and
incurable disease, t he want of mosey.
The moral world has gutters where die
honored persons try to splash the mud to
-h they are wallowing up on men of
bowie,
to an observer there is sos ithiag sad
tuning in the spectacle of poverty mads up
'ike an old woman trying to give the lie to
her face.
In political If. men [removtly turn their
haracters inside out, and it often happens
•--• the public dosses not know which is the
tight side.
i. me heart of the woman who loves
t here is each a wealth of hope ! It require
savvy a dagger thrust to kill them ; they
love aid blend to the very last.
HapylBam has no history. Story -tellers
.l all semen.s eads,etaad this es well that
M ltd baggily ler ..'w
(flee wee aH s(va•N..a a1 ism
I'. f'. RENAME & Co.
I .ave seed your MINARIYY 1.151
M F: so
eo...fm 1 in • seriesg ease of
(roup a Noe ly. I easily it • remedy Do
house should he without.
J. F. Cu'ettl!rnnAN.
I ape Island.
That . r ring on my meas.
home • heeds of M[V AR '81.1NIMEN�T
POWAffsaIwO Mr
ATENTS
saes
ificientific American
APPOINTMENT
A
Wash Day
AND
No Steam
IN THE
House
AND am soil
so vat dun L
that a young
cel oe dullest•
„•Wgi4
ran .111 •
fasttly a s1: ills
without I.. Inv
Orel
NS Nutty OEM
re lot
You lay:
HOW 7
BY USINC
hg/it
SOAP
leecgving• to EasY Directions
rut ul,ie yens own ,.les. neat we,1,.lay
and try the eon, r:a cn, "Sul /0NT • • way.
DoN, t tee aaotber eta:heay l', Remit
1 trying
vetoes" ALL TIM SLOGS!, .ON•
or r.,t •Dun's, RTC/NITS San LIVER.
cattily tune +++++ ou&i.tY, w.ThouTie
.au THE r. Au IMPeeirlta AND FOOL
huaoas. AT Tet /Art Tint CORRECT.
1140 ACIDITY or Tht STOMACH, Cua.se
• IltOUSNtas, DYSPEPSIA, HEAD -
ACNE•, DIZZINESS. HCART•UNH,
CON•TIPATION, RHEUMATISM,
DROPSY. SKIN DI . JAUNDICE.
411.7 mecum, reys.Pcuts, scoter.
ruts. FLUTTERING OF THE MEANT,
NENYouaNE•s, AND GEM
DEBILITY. These gine as s.a.u
Coae.A.ars sweaty T.tLO To Tat CV.a-
T.ve .n sec or •umooca stoop
• ITTER*.
COAL nxo wood
Y82ZD.
Special attendee given to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
Headquarters for all grades of
HARD, SOFT A BLACKSMITH COAL.
coal weighed on either market or ms Scales.
Get ml Prices before going elsewhere.
TERES CASE.
resepbsse Centrales.
JOHN S. PLATT, Prop.
till-ly.
GODERIOR
Steam Boiler Works.
1[Ilyf ABLt81[St)'1550,1
A. S. CH RY STAL,
Bweoe nor to Caryatid e! Blaotc,f
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station.
ary Marine, Upright k Tubular
Salt Pats, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
�g,atl.,,,.Workss,,eetetc.,, etc.
valvvee Madam AsMieWOM
Leiaamis y mai hannad. S ef el e
skeet P. O. Bos It.
Werkt—Oovaslts O. T. R. Statlw Sadmioh
ORATEPUL—OOMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST -SUPPER.
laws • whisk rh PrbarsTi •lpessdaaats o�fe tM
and maritime
sad br a eaeaferl or
sloe SasRoos
•• baa ire am kssas�if•aasew sup-
per him msseagy
Miliesew ...► of4it tow this
1.1tint as
etltutta mar bath up eutil sewn
te
te
+r•�•�, ya ski .�.., ,�e 1. a
eh' ami I�fiei mw+�'T'w•e.
Clod
Made▪ l slush with bailIns water or �-
awl sate Is sae ustithy Itreessa, labelled IMLs :
JAIME arts wmy.eire
fellow
PATINTS!
CAVEATS. TtWE RAM IIM CBJDMINTS
gi.. afl sled to at'a'MORK i'TN Aria
Oar Plea le U. fs PoteN OI-
Ma deadP•OD{T ! • . 1i�1 _dwt.
y. 7�wY• wt.
vWja11�•Itto , r ,, '- ti n JI"' . 1 Oa
�yggwe m,si. Me, a the Pentameter the
tcss. ty� m mag eisa
awe NSW et ,v 'HMO to
• a rwswia eat,..
'apedWtin O herwhi4/Isa. A o
STARTLING !
amamorawr
The enormous waste of fuel
which might be saved
IF PEOPLE WOULD THINK
when they Pre buying Stoves to go to dealers who hand i 9
none hut the best, and guarantee them perfect.
SAUNDERS & CO.
have had the best Stoves for years.
SEE THE NEW STOVES
FOR THIS SEASON.
DOUBLE HEATERS
FOR COAL:
THE SOUVENIR
THE ART COUNTESS
THE OXFORD.
COOKING RANGES
FON CCAL:
THE KITCHEN WITCH,
THE DUCHESS OF OXFORD,
THE HAPPY THOUGHT.
A full stock of Coal and Wood Cook-
ing and Heating Stoves.
THEIR RAND -MADE RE -DIPPED TINWARE
is telling its own story in increased sales.
WAST S
Carriage Meersa-.fact-LZrer,
t3a jyg pw hued tlr lyrtjng s of ' '
1 icCRE:A T8 & WALKER
I have now arr••ged, not only to continuo the Carriage Trade, int hays decides to
do all clsases of work in
H0Bt3E-3H0EIJU AID UlEBIL BLACKSIITHIIUt
NONE:BUT THE BEST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
31W..Ag W a L.T 11,
2396-1y. PROPRIETOR.
SALE OF LANDS FOR TAXES.
ply virtue of a warrant under the tad of the Warden sad IOW of the Corporation et th.^
County of Asses, dated the into day of August. 1'tl. commaadtet MI to Vern the lands
bereisafter described. for the arrears of taus respectively due theca, with s ;
notice is herein givos that unless rush lazes and costa are aousera�fg, I to eon
with the Amusement .1st, Chap. 173• R. S. O.. proceed to sell by l'ubMo A� s
prop meed thereof • may be to dle+harge the same, at tae Daub is tis Tows
of OODKRiCH. eu FRIDAY. the PI BERTH day of 1►Et'YMBCR, oda, at O. o'clock in
the afternoon.
TONS. nu' OF IO% lel;.
140,01, Lot PAT'D Answer Caereatn
i've !prime. on PAs. No. or Cow. No.or on or Taxes. Coinstasolr
or LOT. ow STnanr. A, ass utteavu $ CRS. B till.
Part et N It I Pat'd 1 ig 1 it
,a. metes Or THILDWlCH IN 110. "K.
I victoria st, $.
a •'
II Louisa -•t.8.
pub•DIT.f MW Iteservs
M
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Toru.
I'Te.
e0
Uupat'd 9. at : W
fr
42 3 40
N az _ W
SI /f : an
Pat's ; u a S1
1 90
vt1.LACE OF aELnOltt IN HOW!. A.
W. part of ! ! I'at'd
TOWN01111. Of NORMI.
N lei S N Pat'd
O 12 5 i15
90 114 2
i N 1 a
!! 711 1 71 21
ILLAt:t OF •ATeIELt.
INS i Para 1 !t I I! 230
RS i I to I I! ! t0
MoCasgh y Ilarysy Lai is
tot •1e• tress river. Part 414
.2nd slop trim chert
u.LAai of a1.TTIr.
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WHY
Does CEO. BARRY, the
Goderich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the best stock
of furniture and undertaker'.
supplies 1 And how Is i.
that he can sell so cheap I
BECAUSE
Ife'flnds that it pays in the
long run. Hie motto is
" Small Profits and Quick R.
tures." He also makes •
trolling y of pictureframing
(Give hia call before cparieho •
ing elsewhere. Rio
Fluid always on hand lUS1',
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
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WM HOWLER.
Treasurer.
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