The Signal, 1893-12-28, Page 7IAS SALE
ree days longer.
1 aid SaFdaJ
EEK ONLY.
ur life.
Foods like ours at
[ov1ar Prices,
stmas Booklets,
Christmas Cards,
[RD OFF
loks, Games, Toys
.iloid Goods.
n School Books
1 Supplies.
NG, JAN 3, 1894.
1 & PORTER,
Booksellers and Statinners.
T8=
Christmastide!
u r full supply of Cata.aT■AN CSL
les ea asmerous or value better Llan this.
Mead La ear supply.
bers. is lovely conk In ••Wes celluloid
hi bead-paret•d bisque, sad debar styles.
TIE MIST ACCEPTMIE OF All SETS.
re. to it Os.
o• what net. etc.
Oak ease..
aletades sa Cases.
tweets 1s0 ■aaser.s@ M rseaU.a
fellows. and drop in sad,D,. w• win W
show them.
Se a rash for slab sttraetire goods.
E, - Chemist.
1
Mrd ust
THY. :1' t L G DERTrH. nw'r.. URRn�Y, DECEMR .R 28. 1893.
WhiteBlaets,
Grey B
Horse Blankets.
SPECIAL VALUE
IN
SHAPED HORSE BLANKETS 1
Unlined Blankets, 65c., worth 85c.
Lined Blankets, $1.25, " $1.50
JOHN T. ACHESON.
arDDURATED FIBRE WARE.
is, but they are mistaken.
the longest and strongest
into shape without SWIM or
Indurate it by a patent pro -
impervious to heat, cold and 1'
D FIBRE WARS imparts no
contents. and is the lightest,
Id m durable ware ant
r
EDDY'S.
KERS.
14.01:)HgY BON
✓ one of B. J. Nash's Latest
▪ at
tursishieds is *a oosstY,
mala at primps 3e
tided t• by his sea wows. wi
f
• les poet tea yews baa a
: h'luso.. harm dam port
_W.I►.a, sea V$w pow
AT THE
ND HABERDASHERY
WAREHOUSE
+ + + + + + +
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
ALL AiIOUT THE CYCLAMEN.
Tleta Ars males 1►dsaer mod :MVgltiw•o-
lea B.1• te. Tbro•Sold MerM.
The c> clemen combines neatness of
lul,ic, elegant foliage and a beautiful
flower. The root is a round, Aatiaia
tuber, sad can be had at eeed and bulb
*tore, or of florists, and when planted
should be at least cne-thitd out of t.`.o
PALL SND 'WINTER GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Oar 50c. Caraet Cant be Beaten.
Ladies' and Cildren's Underwear, eitra valve.
Navy and Black Storm Series, tie beat u
Town for tie 'NM.
ISTMOTIO T XUTDLT SOLICITED.
5 PER DINT. WSCOUNT FOR CASHsteAme .
MVNI.o,
Draper and Haberd*ahsr.
900
O HER OWN OBITUARY.
ea.r. Bleeder Gales matters 1 a.
reseteetab.e ata ra.evaL
1-h he startling shames eta 1uasrsl sermon
preached over the wrong person oocc rred in
,os Aeries recently. The good. kind sad
weL-iateatimed reverend doctor mads the
Iistrsmbill eater el week -tog the bast words
)ver the wits mad wither of the family, in-
stead of the husband sad father, whose
Corpse lay is the mast a low feet from him
while the meshed widow, to whose virtues
he was dieectiag the discourse, was compell-
ed to sit is terrible suspense and Bates to
her own funeral stmoa. What moat have
utassi6ed her distroseand added to the gria
-omplicotios .t the situation ia the fact that
the lady is • stssnh.r of the entiaest diving's
chant. The preacher painted the tf.tela-
tisa of home without • mother sad extolled
the lady's virtues is • manner t that,
Men
lass painful circumstances,
tsss satisfaction.
A wsI1-1nown friend offtttMage to family finally
••y
explain i op enough brokes and iadistisct •oeents
explain
tube minister should omens his remarks
to Mr, and sot Mrs Blank. The minister,
who was is the midst .f hi. discourse, Ws -
understood the isterpsl tioa. sad therefore,
managed all the users i tessely his penegy.
vie. It was ss nes try -Mg to Nen him sow,
but after the percestiea he looked into the
open sad fell back. He had dleoovered his
mistakes
A CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.
Isom ammo Wretches reeved of Thor.
lttee/sa W..' stoma DrIal.
W. T. Stead, iu a awuwuuicatioa to
the InwtdosCbruuicle.thus dessert beltthe
effects of a new tewetly for dipsuw.uia:
The trestaseat commenced on Sept.
11. The experimental mouth expired
:Hs pet, It. Our patienta were four
women and four Miro. Three of the
women were either married or were
wtduwa. Ove was a ap' aster. Of I he
wen, two were cuuiwercial traveler.,
no • solicitor, the other au ex-uaval
I.tticer. One of then: cause to us gt .t r-
uuteed as one of the worst case+ ktrowu
to the Church army; *wither similarly
t ertiticated from the Salvation Army,
while the others were accompanied by
tqually satisfactory certificates ns to
their thorn ugh paced drunkenness. A
fully qualified man was placed in
charge, and cum Went asirtants were
secured, who saw to it that the remedy
at the bcgiuning was ad,ypinietered at
the stated interv::ls of three hours, both
night and day.
Of the nature of the reuwedy I can say
w.thind, excepting that it is extremely
bitter to the tpste and acts as a very
powerful tonic. Atter the patients had
been wider treatment fur 10 .dart 1 vis-
ited the place and interviewed each sep-
arately. A marvelous change had al-
ready been effected, but 1 dee idrtl to
say nothing until tbo month expired and
l had the final report of the medical
men upon the vault of the treatment.
That report is now before me,and 1 owe
it to the public to lone too time in stat-
ing the n-anit of the experiment.
That result has been an almost un-
qualified buccess, tbo only exception
being one woman, who, it is believed,
did not confor n to the regulations laid
down. Of course it is as yet too early
to say auytbing as to the lasting effects
of the cure, although, judging prem the
experience of other cases which were
treated ucarly 1! months since, and are
still standing, 1 do not thick there is
ranch ream to fear that the care is as
permanent as it is certainly drastic, if
indeed it might not almost bedeecribed
as miraculous.
For, what has happened? Seven poor,
miserable wrecks, drenched with whis-
ky or stsdtlened with gin, and iu some
cases with an additional craving fur
morphia and lau.lannm, have been in
one short month so completely weaned
from all desire for alcohol that they
may lye trusted to go through the moist
tavern spotted thoroughfare without
feeling the slightest inclination to re_
some their potations. Nay, more: not
only has ail craving for drunk been kill-
ed iu their system, but in its place has
been developed an pb.olnte batted and
Ioathlug for intoxicants, a loathing so
acute that some of car patients have
walked down the middle of the street
rather than use the footpath which led
then, too close to the reek of the tap-
room. •
When the treatment begins, they all
experience a certain degree of discom-
fort, which varies eometimes from
acute headache to feverish ague. For a
couple of days they are abort as miser-
able as they can be, but on the third
day the headache leaves them. the sick-
ness!' disappear, and they begin to de-
velop an appetite. Before they have
been under treatment,* a week they can
be allowed to go out freely without any
danger of their breaking loose or re-
suming the habits which bad made
such a wreck of their lives. The crav-
ing for drink, so far as can be cern
from the close observation of the cars
under treatment, is absolutely dead, and
so far as can ire eeen at prevent those
who pave conducted the experiment are
more than satisfied with the revolt.
The remedy which has wrought such
wonders is, I believe, a concoction of
South American origin. The secret of
its manufacture remains with one man,
who refuses to divulge it.
cyct.auatt r•ICRsit 7i.
gnoend, or the whole crown exposed.
Many lose their fine bulbs by entirely
covering cr •n n of bulb. The foliage is
strikingly handenne, its leaves rouuded
and heart ramped, of a deep green, di-
versely mottled and embroidered with
silvery gray —so beentifal indeed that if
the plant bloomed not at all its foliage
alone would insure it a place in the
window. But bloom it does, and the
Rowers, standing distinct from the gay
.ilyer and green foliage, are borne upon
tall stems, and are white, dark red or
delicately marked with blush and pink
diadem, sometimes spotted and always
fragrant.
The bulbs are planted in pots of well
drtined, rich, sandy soil, the crowns ex-
posed, and after growth begins placed
near the gla'e and kept constantly moist.
They are tuoistnre loving plants and will
:.nly thrive with ouch treatment. A
stroug bulb will hare many flowers and
will yield them from late fall until the
Meat Jnne,and each flower has tbe strange
faculty of lasting ter *number of weeks.
When summer comes, tbe bulb should
have a season of rent. To insure this,
Vick's Monthly, authority for the forego-
ing,
oregoing. says the pot may be set in Dome half
rbady place and given only just enough
weber to keep the ground from becoming
dry and dusty. A very good plan is to
bury the tuber at this time in the pot in
the open ground, and thus the root when
uncovered in the autumn is fresh and
plump.
As to kinds, the Cyclamen peraicum is
an old and well established variety of
very beautiful and mottled foliage and
great variety of coloring as to flower.
titiganteum is a greatly improved and
larger variety of prereiewn, the flowers
of great size and many colored, the
wealth of rich dark foliage with its sil-
very tracery most beautiful This va-
riety is becoming better known. For
:nerly it was a great rarity, but is now
more often scent and bids fair to become
quite as popular as the web known and
much loved pet'sicum. It is well to cul-
tivate both, as one variety enhances the
beauty d the other.
ONE OBSTINATE JURYMAN.
nr w ea lel Set t rose to tear let for tele 'alee-
.eU pad tine Mayer. =
Lnadon Daily Newt.
The most remarkable ease of a fury
•• *tending out " against what seemed ir-
rMutable testimony, and all through the
reseluuos of one man, oocutred before Chsef
Josef.* Dyer. He presided at a murder
trial in which everything went against the
prisoner, who on his part could odd• say
that on his ruing to work in the morning be
had found the murdered man dying, sad
tried to help him, whereby he had become
covered with blood : but when the ma
pressatly died, he had cone awry and said
a•Niag about it, because he was known to
have hada quarrel with the deceased, and
isar,d he might vet into trouble. The hay
fork with wbioh the ten had tem murdered
had the prisoner's tune os. la ether rs
spots bis guilt appeared to be established,
sad the Chief Justice wits convinced of it,
hat the jury returned
teaser skittles Wtaaeel Ire
From Tb. San Francisco Rsamtser.
Martin T. Mead sod S. M. clamor, of
this atty. are the investors of the sew sub
-
stltete for ice skating. They reosh d their
patent Inst Wsdaday. Eerf1y what the
kseoliwu of their oaopead are they de
sot ammo t• say, bet tis body el it is
•alpige. Time are four other ingredients.
The sabsem a it.eU is of a phobia sad
eI*atic alma -actor. The surface is as slippery
as itis, and, though of an oily .n ootises,
wilt not gems the clothing of those who
fappea to tali rpm it.
" Our oomp•ny is not organised yet, said
.se of the partnere yesterday, " but we
Imre iemeset rated that our amapsand is va
A . E•De. T Or " NOT .:CILTY."
This was alit Justice Dyer's oase,and he
pat some very searching •tuestioos I . the
High Sheriff. The cerin* of the ac•laittal,
said the official, wee undoubtedly the fore
man, a farmer of excellent character, es-
teemed by all 6u neighbors sat very sn-
hkely to be obstinate or vexatious. "Thou,"
said the Judge, " 1 must see this forams.
for an expl•nstion of the matter I will
have." The foreman tans, and after ex-
tracting from bis lordebip • promise of geo-
recy,vd at time that the prsoste had
Moo �tfully acquitted, for, said he,
"it was i myself who killed the man."
It bed been so murder, for the other had
attacked him with • hay fork, aad (as be
showed) severely iajared him, but in ths
Yadds to got p• . of the weapon be
id the ablates. to give the ma
- for sheers parpose� to its Tier
he pians
hr ilro ruk aro •lredy drown. Tba bu -
inZ will be crested in the form of as L.
TM will follow the linen of
Me streams It will be 275 list kragrd
160 feet bread. The lateral .heat will be .l
the surialsegtb, bus, not se Woad.
"The ea1111peiti s will M spread mar
Tato the dah of sa omit
slaters
not spas iris' Itinerating,
est _Eden•• sh, tlrssahout all the sew,
Oita jab well bit srvaags& dentes. imam
•pit. Tari win be used lar meiti g the
esla'aead sad givisg is a tees intim wham t
the wgaktisbosm.s roughened. Tel lash
MI be x11 Net is wssese ry to sgewaNi•h
Me. The mei ad dirt left from the
*psora' bases Ili ilk in ths lighter igsid.
sad when the M&M•abe hardens .gala the
new wrfrss wit as peefootly smooth and
dasa. "
TM hops •.sail rias at 2.117
(leMdsa t aware. It is twenty foot
.ggaee aad was Mie manly to MA the
video of their watarial fart ths poorest t
which it is to be gut. ).rest WetuNas,
wigs has won • stsdal as thea ..IMskater
.f SesBii•sH•. and who, with W pirouettes
7$11111.11111" FILM
Tap GratUng Worthless Trees.
Many farmers who have good orchards
suffer loss by allowing a few trees which
bear worthies fruit to remain year after
year. When this poor fruit is about to
tall, the owner resolves to change the
tope next spring by grafting, but before
the time comes round doe has forgotten
his resolution and tbe tree remains. This
may be prevented by following a sug-
gestion from Country Gentleman to place
some permanent mark on them or by
blazing the span branches.
In inserting the grafts, the common
mistake should be avoided of petting
them out at some distance from tbe cen-
ter, thus allowing much of the defective
growth to rennin atter all. Select
shoots never more than an inch or two
in diameter and make short round
stumps
of
them fur inserting tis gra
and compact bead may thns be given. If
a sufficient nnmber of grafts are set, the
fruit may be changed in a yogi few
years from the useless sorts to the beat
by this operation.
A FATAL wM"XT.
Re bad no fen as to Ws beteg fogad guilty,
bet, the Aasiam briar ls•t ewer, his fats
affairs meld bare been rained by a coafsg-
.i.e, throne% tying is jail a looms be et•
Meal matters to take their Kane.
Hs was hurdled to flag see d his own
s.rvaau massed .< the usurd.r : be support-
ed his wife gad Millirem while is jets • mos -
aged a M aleesd as the limy and .1.eed
ferusasaBe added that it he had failed in
this Its weeld e.rtabaly have nosfeae.d to
hi. own .bare in the bgis.ge.aod rho lodges
ltt9ive y yry ear for Its his lordship
ma& bydri s ate 's mistimes,
sad at let, hi. -ing M survive Mus, he
gnpiietsd Mardi fres to t.11 the story.
a Pam .by.
1..sen Ms --"What dem that baby mut'
It Is this poser
Assess Baby — 'Ahgoo,
'4Of rare., ,bat'. it. *ad doge baby wast
Paw
Ida'M1M r!"
1'gs, mammas *swing. correctly. i wore
der what • baby wages .f p.sail sad pope
'Me'M!me! am
' Bless his hs... t Y. waste to b.gie to
meta W semi la'—heed Nowa.
The White La Pewee Rase.
Gardening describes this rose not as
pure white, but ratber a blush white. It,
however, is one of the loveliest of all new
roses, and now being extensively planted
in greenhouses for forcing for winter
Sowers. It has been tried for a couple
Sr years. iu some cases extensively, and
oder much of the country, and reports
of its behavior are generally very good.
About how it thrives out of doors, north
or south. we have not yet heard.
To Med O—o
Ilisadostes sod tis elms. the
maim �im�
ist Cal whim aseq.•
sod Idm lstel..
st. dM„ a insad eerie@ ea g ish. t meg habli al eau
the toe, has Mated W way bite used•1
* er Isse 4tIMB• mambos tie Meow sad gem
Mee is hetes .a.AIis, lee tweed tie sob te • boa*, seibtbg. tellisseeMistimed ,�
the sr
sees 141e�y�.wed-Ia lo
*same • Ade be �'g
time. use Syrup e;Ass 16 M 1Mwleoes,
stases eldg• .11110*Va era ad@r mhhrgia
the NM
es bees% er Is horse se
fOlintO ON MC817
Fable et the Rase Sael.ca.
In the village of Smithvillo • brand
new Ram Moloch was set up. Thep vil-
lage had never had a Ram Moloch with-
in its borders before, and some of the
villagers exulted in the enterprise of
the town. ''It will improve trade,"
said they, "for the farmhands will now
come to town to see the Rum Moloch
and incidentally wt11 bay groceries and
things." They forgot that the farm-
hands were then buying groceries and
things, but not incidentally. The Wise
Man of the village shook bis bead. He
bad head what a Moloch is used for,
and he told his fellow townsmen abort
it. "We'll wait and see," cried soon
of them incredulously. Others cried:
' • This is terrible! Lead the way, and
we will pit•.:h the Rum Moloch out of
town. " So the Wise Man strode into the
presence of the Moloch and laid his
bands on it to poll it over. The crafty
Owner of the idol. however, had slyly
smeared it all over with teeth Meek
paint, which the Wise Han instantly
discovered. "Bah!" be cried, looking
in disgust at his blackened bands. "This
is dirty work. Let no wait until the
Moloch is dry." So the respectable peo-
ple waited for one day. When they re-
turned. the crafty Owner had fired np,
and the Moloch was now redbot, tbe
paint thortmghly dry. But in the Mo -
loch's rtdbot arms the Wise ]den, la
agony, new his own dear boy burned to
death. This story teacbew that it is bet-
ter to attack the rum power at the risk
of soiled hands than of burned flesh. —
(h,Idett Rule.
Motor ea Nee's.
The Bride is considered by many eon
ist. the beat of all the white roses to
stand. 1t is fres flowering and an excel-
lent grower.
UR DOCK
Regulates the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels, unlocks
the Sncretiont,,Purtfieathe
Stood and removes all im-
purities from a Pimple to
the worst Scrofulous Sore.
Cl.1RES •=
(DYSPEPSIA. BILIOUSNESS
1GONSTIPATION. HEADACHE
SALT RHEUM. SCROFULA.
HEART BURN. SOUR STOMAC
DIZZINESS. DROPSY
,RHEUMATISM. SKIN DISEASE
-c
STARTLING!
The enormous
which might L
If PEOPLE WUI
when they are b J viug Stoves to go to
nu..e but the best, and guarante
COAL AND WOOD
Y1�.22D-
SAUNDERF
have had the best Stove
SEETHENEVV.
FOR THIS SEASON.
DOUBLE HEATERS_
FOR COAL: THE„SOUVENIR,
THE 'ART COUNTESS
THE OXFORD.
COOKING RANGES
FOR COAL: THE KITCHEN WITCH,
THE DUCHESS OF OXFORD,
THE HAPPY THOUGHT.
A full stock of Coal and Wood Cook-
ing and Heating toves.
T11EIR IIANB1AE PSE -DIPPED TINWARE
is telling its own story in increased sales.
WEST STREET_
Special attention gives to
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
JIeadeuarters for all grades of
NAND, SOFT & BUCKSMITH COAL.
Coal weigbod on slitter market or my Scald.
Get ml Prices before gang elsewhere.
Tutus CASE.
TeleNeae Cestserltes.
The Madam Host. rope is of a palm
lemon color and is claimed aasoag demo
Mole tea roses.
Catharine Mermet is • Ase tea roes of
flesh color. large. full, well formed.
American Be.nty is of n deep rich
rose color; large flower, of flue shape; a
good roe for pot or forcing purposes
and • ihperb beauty.
Mrs John Laing is an elegaat rano of
soh pink hoe: flowers fragrant, large
finelysod shaped. It is superior for early
fittnvesir de Wootton bears a targe rods,
deligbtMUy fragrant and of light crim-
son hna
Roars hardy enough to stand consider-
able frost and to .err a climbers are
scarce. bot ow of Um bast is (31st!• ds
Dijon. Thomas limbos awe tie, 1W
has c!;au been known to gee damask
safely gybes the ILsrsoonsi E 1ma knee
*Nero. it is a tepid power mei is •
bw years will eoswr Ito OW a l • We
story bosses.
JOHN S. PLATT, Prop.
21!1-l7.
GODERICH
S_ ..__WA-LK� R
Cassi.age Ivr..aaa ufeactuses,
Having parch sed the busies.. of
M0CREATH I& WALKER
I have now arranged, not only to .ontinua the Carriage Trade, but leave decided to
do all chases of work in
HORSE -SHOEING MID BEHBPIL BL1CI8II? O.
Steam, Boiler Works.
(ESTABLISHED lap.)
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
NONE BUT THE BEST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED IN F..VERY DEPARTMENT.
leo MO. eau• ywALICER,
2396-1y. PROPRIETOR.
SucoesStr to Climatal & Black?
Manufacturers of all kinds of Stade*
ary Marine, Upright k Tubular
NEWSPAPER WIT.
Sigurd'. Ltalasesta••eea Sanaa. 1e.
A barber has no right to lather hie wife
It's a wise cow that knows its own butter.
Character is ole thing that is worth one's
care whetter it pays or not.
A t'hic'go paper swells with indigaetiou
that dried apples are not protected.
A miner may be ever so well oti, but he
can't help gettug ►oto • hole ooaaaioaally.
One of the most satisfactory places to at-
tend a church tair is at her home Sunday
evening.
Every man is supposed to know his own
business, but it is hard for his friends to be-
lieve it.
The burglar is not inclined to be talkative
but be is a vreat bore when he tiods the safe
locked.
Expel the worms by using the safe and
reliable and anthelmintic Freen.an's Worm
Powders. 4
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Aka desires to Upright sod H
Vale* E.glass. Automatist Cat -Off
p_slalty, All rase .f pl • sod -
iwMRErtlus•l. loam
rhistY. sa
Werba alae G. T. R. IS
_s11n. Ymdeds•.
had Joy Weald Mt at Me S»ret..
if the workingusten shonld .nddeetly
take it into their beads to take the earn-
ings that they bitherto have nerd for
intoxicating !ignore and spend thein for
furniture. how mach tto you supple.
would be let Moo.* tip. Oho furniture
market? Not Is Num 0,000.000 in
Meer weeks. There would then be no
stagnation of trade le •M furniture
market. — Rxehsnga
Roma medical .1aHatin in *witasr-
llemd slow that Ile pot cent of tits roma
meligible
who wadd otherwise he a igible
Sar i.Altaey=ete tome ed unit
by acesels•
.. ORATEFUL—COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST—SUPPER.
"By s doomed' kaeuvlsass Of the dl mend
e
taws width govern the
solien
sad }settee•, Dai lr a
fps fisc a,erkiwgra
� i/gasltisl •Et
* �a ee
� ost=1
taead�a,� may
�v1.Me mi N sed rtlaltslgeese
may be modestly NOM
to recut every widow 4
et subtle asladl•s are
IR ready as steep wbe ever there �em1
pareb/ osemioaisl wrtaled frame."—
coot
bled .ad a pregsrll
cswz *osibee as en&
Made tdetnpp with brutes water or silk.
amid oats to sael ts.b7 wows. Waned thus
JMIN LM4M dIsa1.•• gel. rhe.
ensoseses.?tit-few
PATENTS !
MEM MBE tit AN CI7Ml1ITt
obsess . •oe m
� attended
a
see, Mike is
•.d wgl apse
Bead MADLL
m abase •
else as
TAiX PI
IPSISISSO AI NIM
04,11s7 1St
ATENTS
niti esu- I
..��R
The tellefront wine extract fro • letter from
• ghee tt� Mr. Jas. M. Carson. Banff. N. W. T.. will
denting A>�txtents mammoth's
for it:—'•I have been troubled
N with smammoth'ssti•tisu •ad gsaar'al debility std
t redatton ofd to was induced to age ran B. B. R.
reale 'ee�° boat a�,iss e • mein your •devot o set. 1 sew •
ev.ltrw ova- a - I trie.da, as *1 rovisetreresdimg it
aoe.to all my
National tins are • mild purgative acting
on the stomach, Liver end Rowels, removing
all obstructions
"Did the odios task the aoloael ` Ver.
bat be bad these days' start and there was
no reward out for him"
The boiler-m•k4 with oratorical tenden-
cies ought to have little trouble in rivetinc
the attention of his bearers.
The ideal juror is • Grimiest case is the
man who eitber never reads anything or
never unde stascle what be reads.
\-tetori• Carbone Salve te a greet aid to
internal medicine in the treatment of scro-
fulous owes, ulcers sad •b ce.ses 4 all
1kinds
t', l . /Ur HAaiM ai CO.
1 vo aged your MINARD'S i IN1-
1IE11'I' snesagetull is • • serious ease of
weep is family. Iyesasid.r it i'retosdy ao
beaks should be wiliest&
J. F. CcYvtxolgAs.
L•pe Island.
That string on my6.•r _sass
home • bottle of MIN.'.RD'S LINIMENT.
THE SH:<Al. u only MO dollar a year.
(fav it Eat to your friends.
CmMtp•e1M eared.
WHY
Does GRD. BARRY, the 1,
Doderich furniture dealer and
undertaker, keep the boat stook
of furniture and undertaker's
surplice 1 And how is 11
that he can moll so cheap 1
BECAUSE
alorise
le�Ms„Ni DUNN'S
JrJ•�mt.
1� Os-
sers a •vioNBESTuRfEND
gD.ni IM AOA.
4'2
P�WDZER
autl y cis
tr.
He Gods that it pays in the
long run. Elie motto is :
" Small Profeta and Snick Re
turns." He also makes •
specialty of picture framing.
(live him a mil before ppnnrobaa-
ing elsewhere. Embalming
Fluid always on hand. 23571
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BACK -ACHE
DODOS
KION"Y
P l t-
WILL CURE YOU
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tasoM the h11- y t5e s�os.
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KWasp MMI /Ms looted Aid n•g
arty:
p.r •
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w1E In fed IJood.
of di..... IS Ortp•psia,, Utter
nit eased by Complaint, and
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