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THE SIGNAL: GnDFRI(`TT. ONT., TII1'RSDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 189!,
THE PEOPLE'S
CASH STORE.
Our U. h System is now one wetik old. We are pleased, orad ('wA•
towers are wore than phxsexl. We have made it plain to everyone
that One Dollar in Cash will buy more Dry Goal, than Oue Dollar on
the old Credit 8t'stehu.
In re -marking our stock we went about, it in a systematic, Lu,i-
ntoss-like manner, closing our Store for the: l,urlx►sc, and marking its
plant figures every piece of gook,
IN DRESS GOODS
We slashed right into the oke prices. We are showing 25 pieces of35
Kiel 40e. Double Fuld (:mods at 23 cents. We have Owed in stock this
,t're'k 64 pieces of New Spring Dress Uooda.
We are also showing New" Prints, New Satin Check Muslins, New
Flannelettes, New Embroideries, New Lace Curtains, New Carpets,
and right here we would like to call your special attention to this Ile-
Ilartn►rnt We didn't forget to mark each piece to the Cash Level, and
if you want a Carpet this Springa lock through our Uoais will con-
, intoe you that " THE PEOPLE'S CASH STORE " is the plate to
lady Carpets
JOEN T. ACIIESON.
AT f///:
DRAPERY ANO HABERDASHERY
WAREHOUSE
+ + + + + • +
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Oor 50c. Cone Caput be Beatel.
Ladies' and Chldreo's llodemear, ertra valoe.
Navy old Black Scor® Serge:, the best io
?on for tie money.
ixsPZCTIO11 =DLT eoraOITZD.
I'ER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH
lvrCTINTIZO,
Draper and Haberdasher.
T
DOSEASE OF INESRIETV.
he 1 a. at AI•eh.e1 1. Invariably relienr.d
by Mental Iseg.evratl.a.
Tile alta«ea c ..f Inebriety was urged as
fact lona before the (hriutias era."
ley it is accepted and established on
den,. shore doubt or losestion,
Ther disease primarily begins in the
p�ychu(-al I.rain entree, where all ins
prnseiona of the senses and nerve for.*
•n. correlated and adjuster'. Failure of
these .•entree is followed by exhanstiou.
sod alcohol of all other remedies brings
the most poeitve relief.
Some unknown rnnditi.n of derange
went. feebkttese and eihanstion Hegira
either in thew renters or is refler•t d
fr•'m other parte of the nervous systems
mud concentrates hers. and therttStn'for
alcohol is literally a "signal flag" (leech
distress. Heredity learns a feebleness
of these centres. with often a strong pre -
disputation of alcohol, which may re
wain dormant, only to name into great
activity epee taking the first glass of
spirits. Injury and disease may be fol -
leered by the derangement of these high
et brain venires. and the narcotic action
•f alcohol affords a grat.fnl and smite -
tire relief.
The atndy of alcoholic cases shows
that over two thirds of all inebriates
have a history of previous degemeratios
tw th of the brain and nervous system
before spirits were first used. The lar -
+t proportion of those eases cotta tenet
alcoholic, insane. consumptive and other
uearutic ammeters. The remainder have
a marked histi ry of diseases, injury, bruin
strains. shanks and atatee of profonnd
exhaustion. from which they re ap
patently recovered, although followed
by the woe of spirits.
Persons with such a history show
grist attseepUbllity to the action of *Icu-
htot. The effects are grateful and se
Prnnnncel as opium when it quiets the
painful nerve. The first action of aim
1 gnicken:ng the brain eirculetim.
- then slowing it. nnnshing and partly:
Ing the sensory centres, give the impre-
riot of comfort and approach to health
that the victim is finable to correct.
1 he use .of alcohol is quickly followed
• a train of degan.rati•on that le alwsya
Instated in the early stages and is nn
mc.ypriaM by the victim and often by
his friends.
The disease of inebriety is clearly tut
"'witted with criminality. in both •
IK•wrissivs degeneration of the blither
nnoral centres of the twain toner an with
a steady decline of all twain ,trot and
h'•alth. No other drng is known to
science which han an prominent an in-
flnenrr river the highest and last rernted
*lenient* of brain fore. and It. •scttlM.
rteher part of the brain is so gtsiekl
'I thawed and diseased by alcohol and
mewled by delusions of the settees.
Dr. l rothere in Voice.
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Woman's Cry .f Agony,
It hag been said no mond ever dies
the air, but echoes' forever a baby's
'10. a man s oath, a woman's shriek
th if this be true, then the mien
agony the corse of man has wrong
en a woman's lips will go on and on—
'reit the starve grow .td.
of the 'cora. nnd ( th. j r.tddMwk enfold.
Woman hag et wined the very stars
ar prayers. bet under this reign
terror (dual se.ws.d pitiless to file
s.7. erred wen Isi(tst she Pry with the
psalmist of old. "They have given any
*ml to the heart, my starling to the
power ((1r "
1,1101111 BINSBOVAINW
if 0 i oar imettesre
'd /NE sled thews
I'MIr the thee& airs sag at the
smother s ansa all is welt but out in the
great world of trade and 1•omuten•e.
where hi+ life invariably centres. she
cannot come Saloons on every side,
with softly yielding doom. awing inward
to bis touch. Law and custom make
them hares of brass to *het her from fol
lowing. to shield and Kaye, gelert'd.
Athletic Total AYstaiaera.
During a re s nt conflagration in the
harbor of Baku. set the west shore of the
Caspian. a number of Cir•assian labor
era rushed to the landing and prevented
an imininent explosion by rolling a lot
of Meavy naphtha barrels up the steep
slope of the ieveee with an ease and die
patch as if they were trundling toy
colas. In ars than fire minutes a
dozen of the athletic natives had thus
relied tial barrels to a place of safety—
' feet which a sore of Rtsasian 'long-
ehorrmrn could hardly lure achieved in
less than an hour.
While they were alone it the plucky
highlanders (who never touch liquor in
*fly form • *leo mired several hnndhy of
hides and incidentally refuted the weer-
lion
eertion of an American drug elector that
ted• children of moderate drinkers as a
class are more vigorous than the chil-
dren of total ab.tatners.' The real ow
cret .f that widespread .elusion can
probably be fond in the circumstance
that a resod many of our American tee
taaters have been seared into reform by
the lino -grew' of seine disorder due to long
e„ntinn ed habit. a inteemperanee —Ex
A rsmny ItennIted
I went rseently into an elegant, fine
stun its one of .'ter famous cities and
fu 1 the head manager whom i met se
the doer. in every aentae a gentleman,
educated. polite and with an easy grace
that was charming. He wan one of
those magnetic characters that stay with
eon even after they are gone from your
presence
Tus 1 saw him, heard him. formed
my estimate .4 him. but imagine my
surprise when after a little eomveration
1m. said 'I Me year ago 1 was a cot
firmed drnnkart. i had spent a fair
eetst... my wife and child had left me,
and I wag nothing more or lea than •
salx'u tramp I'rovidentielly. however.
a frie•ud induced me to reform, and now
1 am a new man in Jessie Christ i
have had my old church relation,' re
sewed. and next weak my wife and
daughter . who have, held me on trial a
year. are conning beck. and, sir, I will
surprise thein with a neat new home,
e»mpietr'iv furnished for them. 11h.
sir. j stn happy me a king. ”—Rev. R. S.
Martin.
White Ribber. wnesee.
How strange it is that slime people are
so slow to grasp the meaning that white
ribbon w.nnen. or white riMxroers, is
the term internationally given troll we
men Wore/Ong to the Io federated ea
theta! associations of t peeane. wo-
men It nests math. tri n1 harp con
atantly to playthe song, " There Are
Bands of White Ribbon Aronad the
World This is "imply the poetic• arr
w
of petting it, that N, or mons fe l.rtt"d
motional assoniatlma form the interne -
theta' federation of women the world
over, MO that theis a knot of
white ribbon, sad thath.dge a name of the
aasnciatictn thus forked in the World's
Wo,nan's (yI*ar Temperance ('nine.
— W att11 lls�wr.
the sea 1. Ib. and.
Pimps. nfu. Wog, "Whore 1s My Mat.
lsrhg Bey To might'' hat the truth is
whas the para is wwmt to sere\ re* to the
tempts -aa stseting this "waada.ing hey"
ala 1d1 h... tad *mil Yds .»..lata ea
Blood
should 1* rich to Insure
health. Poor blood 'nee us
Amem la; diseased Lluoi
means Er•rOfula.
Sco 's
Emulsion
the Cream of Cod—liver Oil,
enriches the blood; cures
Anaemia, Scrofula, Coughs,
Colds, Weak Lungs, and
Wasting Diseases. Ph3Yrttans,
the world over, endorse it.
bet Ise deceived by slllstI tes!
f111etii so.a., I1slls std . A1J Drava..... se a t L
she street corner. 'Piro parents are singing
Nis Sony and shouting'lows with the
Gideon ' while they are giving their boy
full liberty to do as he phseaca. And be
generally hoss up to hu privileges. This
is one pha.s of • large subject. and it is a
please which should be lookoa i.luarcly in
the face. however ardent parrots may be
in supporting the eansc of temperance, they
may by tour very Deflect, by their short
uutniug in home training, help to foster the
liquor teethe. Their plain and manifest
.duty as to nip the evil in the bud by wise
and careful training of their boys in all that
is a xcelknt and lovely sal of good report.
In the work of tempsransc reform every
one must build over against his uwa house.
Muth l,'ou t ineut.
Bert be a L.batrr.
A lobster when left high and dry among
the r 'eke leu not sense enough to work his
way batik to the sea, but waits for the sea
to conte to him, explains an exchange. if
it does not come he remains where he hand
dies, although the sligtteat exertion would
enable hits to reach tie waves which are,
perhaps, tossing and tumbling within a
yard of him. There n a tide is human of
tarry that casts men into tight places, and
laves them there like stranded lobster& If
they choose to die where the breakers have
flung them, expecting sortie grand billow to
take them on its big •boulder and carry
them 'rack to .month water, the chances are
that their hopes may never be reali.ed. Nor
a it right they should be. The social
element ought not to be expected to het
p
him who makes no effort to help himself. - -
Exchange.
- Who • were (benires tier tease.
It is and that the practice of the wife as -
miming the husband's name at marriage or-
dginated from • Roman custom and became
the coming wagon; after the Roman o.xu
patios. Thus Julia and l lideria, married
to Pompey and Cicero, were called by the
Romans Julia of Pompey and I i, tavu of
Cuero, and in later times marred women in
moat European countries signal their names
in the same manner, but omitted the of
Against this view may he meotioo.d that
during the si.teenth and even the brines*
of the.eveoteenth century the usuageaa•sa
doubtful, since we find Catharine Parr se
signing herself after she was twice married,
and we always hear of lady Jane (:ray
( not Dudley s and Arabella Stuart loot Sey-
mour). Sorne persons think that the set
tom originate•l from the scriptural tr
that husband and wife are one. It was di,
tided in the case of Baa v. a Smith, iu the
reign of Elizabeth, that woman by marriage
loses her former name and legally receives
the name of her husband.
IRISH BULLS.
A barrister defending a prisoner in !Amer
ich, said: "Gentkmee of the jury, think of
his poor mother -hu only mother."
Some people were laughing at an Irishman
who woo • race for tayiog - " Well, I m
fret at hat." Von needn't laugh," said
he ; "sure, wasn't I behind before'"
About 70 years aro, the grand jury of the
noun of Tipperary passed h the following res-
olutions : Fist, that • new court bone
should be hid ; wooed, that the materials
of the old court hoose be used in building
the new court house ; third, that the old
court house shall not be taken down till the
new court house is finished."
Tom Moore used to tell a .try about
staying, when • troy, with an code at
Sandymount, near Dublin, aad finding one
morning a dead highwayman lying on the
road. There was • small bullet bole in his
right temple. A. old woman' was looking
at him. "Gentlemen," else said, " isn't it
the blessing of God it didn't bit him in the
eye."
in the coffee roost at • hotel in Dublin an
Inch gentleman said to a friend who was
breakfasting with him : " I'm sure that's
my old college friend, west, at that table
over there.' " Then why don't you go
ewer and speak to him '" said the (riled.
" I'm afraid to," replied the other, "tor he
is se very shy that Ise would feel quite awk
ward if it waa't he."
Sore young fellows of the ravy shaved
the head of • brother officer, an Irishman,
whew he was drunk, •ad pmt him to bed.
Ile had previously give111 orders that he was
to be called at 5 o'clock in the m..rnine, nod
M was, accordingly, called at that hear.
When he looked a the glass anti saw an ap-
pearance so anfike What he expectes
Hang me," said he, ' if they haven't
called the wrong man."
The following oe•ver.atios was heard in
the Fenian titre., some yeah ago A cab-
driver named Tom starts the eelieiny.
" These are terrible times, Hill" " Redad,
they are, Tom : it's a wesdber It we'll ret
out of the world alive." " I'm afraid we
won't, tree if we had as tars lime as
Plutarch." "If Oliver Cromwell oould only
Dome up out of hell, he'd sees settle it."
" Pe lad, alybe bed rather stop when he
Is 1796, h the Doers* of a debate cos the
heather tax. the ob•stellsr o1 the exchequer,
Sir John Parnell, observed that "in the pro
..aline of the pretest war, every mean
ought to be ready to Rive his lest makes to
protect the realainder." Mr. V•edeiewr
said that"however that might he, • tem ns
leather weekl peer* heavily en theherefoot.
.A paass•try of Insa.d. T. whirls Sir
Itnyk Roche replied that this .mild he me
removed by maklag the ruder-latb.r,
.f wend
Speaking is favor of the osier, Sir Hayti.
midi that ere of its ether weeld he " tire
the hasten bills wank henriese fartae eat -
le eeeaher dab.te h* swill • • 1
boldly *a.ww M the a1Sr.Nii., Ne." 1•
the Ceps be Jad krties
(*whim were me casae• there that they
mho ewes
mist a t�„ Wan Wring
'boa band to mouth hits the butts of the
air." To sir Boyle Roche, also, is abttlbut.
ed the portentfoue ward.[ : ' Y .0 should
refrain from throwing orae tba tiowl•P'_
of democracy lest • ,,a should pare
1 •r • 1•enera1 ' ,,oll�g,.tiy. " rite way
I Ht WINTER SEASON.
I
11. mi, or n'.rl inn 11, Done Frani Nen
1 nth epilog,
DA lug tho winter Neeson all work
tu.l..t ,,, done wider eh,ltrr, except at
ouch time a. tie. w• shut -r way is warts
.•n.orsgh loo draw 1..,' front out ..f the
furetn.d and Limn it mf ns. int a.anrthiug
In the tield. r:h rul.1 sit. h o ^►t.tnitit•e
nrive. the farrut•r.. will not make •cal;
mistake by using the plow. as it who
In. a proper time• fur destroylt►g in
se te. at well as permitting the frost
ti get down into the ,.oil and pulverirs
it. Feast power i" o great beim to the
farmer if he will stiller it but many of
thrum ilo not du ru There is plenty of
work in winter if farmers will deter
route to lose no time, arid eespec•ially'em
etua•k fauns. In fart. thee*. is more
work to le*• done with etc. It its the win
ter season than its %nusmer, and the
newt 'successful stock raisers are those
,rho give their anivale their whole at
teethe) in wiuter
How many firmer* go to the expense
of ovrrhaniing the manure hcsp, - %et it
is a ueeesih-. fer dawn in the center
of the heap, amt near the bottom. is
beet sufficient t, permit ..f ferments.
lieu of the materials, while near the,
top the heap it roll and solid. When
the time comers Ibr spreading title
Imatnre. one pretest] will be coarse and
nsetese while tlw other will he fine
and well rutted. T., properly manage
the heap it must ire .rrhanlerl several
times. the n
e comrvs Material plated be-
low and mixed with fresh ut:tunre and
liquids, in order to reslncr it. Every
hour's work on the manure heap is well
bestowed. as the fanner eau bring the
materials to a ....million 1eady fur the
imme.late rise .1 the crop. thus' saving
time in the epring, as the manure not
rotted now meet first rut in the field Ise
fore the plants can utilize it Not on.. -0
or twit e. but a doom times. if netee-
nary should the manure heap be handled
during the winter, sti as to make as
well preparation for spring as pu..sible
GROSS -COT -- SAWING.
A Device wlib w knee Ai.1 One Mas.
Can Operate a sae.
(her iHind rat ion. re -engraved from the
Practical Ferner. is of a device to ell _
able one man to sutressfully and easily
use • cross -cut saw. A is the bench
made of • hog flattened on top. Id B
two boards, four inches wide. placed on
lop of the bench which are far enough
apart for the Raw handle to work be-
tween (' is the est. D D pins in the
bench to hold the boards which should
be nailed down. E is the block of
wnod between the boards to hold them
in their plate. F is the spring pole (1
is the rope attached to spring pole and
saw. H H i. the Ing way. consisting of
two lugs placed abort two feet apart.
and showing the ends of two rollers on
them to keep the front one in its plies
at each enol. 111 the ,hsps ..f the fr..ut
N
°NE HAN SAW' Ne; II,:r111;.
roller on the one side where it rests on
the log way. Bore two holes in either
end in opposite directions to insert a
abort lever with which to tarn the
roller J is log to he sawed Attach
the saw and see bow easy one man can
use it sad thus nave expense._
Way'• Wager.
Little Sammy, who is just four years old
came into the house the other day with his
pinafore off and thrown away, and his
clothing otherwise demoralized, and hailed
the maid with :
"Ho ' Biddy, I can jump higher than the
big pump out in theyard."
"(►h -go away wid you. t1'hat d' you
mane by that, Sammy
" 1 tell you 1 can Amp higher than the
pump. Now you sea."
And he caught Rridget by the dreg, and
pulled her away out Into the yard, when
stood the old wooden pump, iaratr,g spas
it that he could jump higher than the
pump.
" Tbete," said the girl " now let's see
youump."
' Ho ' Biddy, if 1 do it will you give me
• cranberry tart'"
Yea -Kiddy promised him, if he would
jump higher than the pump, that he should
have a cranberry tart_ Then the little boy
clambered up on the platform, and gave •
tremendous jump jumped with all Isis
might and main. And then, with •comical
leer, and • eeliant nod at the pomp be cried
tint
1!0 ' now old pomp, let • Kae yon
pimp '
end he elapprd his rhot.by bawls in high
glee when the old thing utterly refusal to
budge The pump couldn't lamp • bit '
And then Biddy naw where she had been
sold. Howev.:, Sammy was her favorite
CURE
THAI
COUGH
WITH
SHILOHS
CURE
TAM
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LINT
Wait ase
pie
Ort tails dal.
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CATURRR
Ir►ae.ega�y r�
"SWINT," ;SLUR
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fOUNDED ON MERIT
and Ow took hmu and wa.he.l ham, sad
o I ha p-nal.er., w.1 Fair Mum the
tart.
Shiloh's ('are iswild on a .uaranti$11
ores tncapient oou.umptiun. 1• is the brats
• ough cure. Only one strut • «o.,•
50 eta, and $1.00 per bottle. ;old by all
druggists. a w•
Parash...we ND $e.nark.
Miss FlYP11t Oh, Miss Elder : ho you
know that Mr Slillinabect thinks you are
as ,.reity as a psitore
Mia Milder (greatly pleased. sth, come
now ' He didn't my anything of the kind.
Miss Fly pp- - Vs «I1, he didn't use just
those word., but 1 gathered that to he his
meaning
Mir Elder But tell me exactly what he
pial.
afire F lypp - Ile said you reminded him
of s citromo.
Any tendency to premature baldness mar
be promptly checked by the use of Ayer s
Hair Igor. Ikon t delay till the ac..lp is
bare and the hair•root. destroyed. If you
would realize the bet results, begin at once
with this invaluable prepare, ton.
Inlet and Drunkenness.
If one is well fed. not much fed.. there
will be no lie'rbid craving for at insulants.
A lack of proper nutriment to supply
the demand of every part 04 the system
willa1 ehsc.. a constant (tissue fate
unnething. •u.l ,... the bailie -co stet
drinking habits are formed Mother,
upon what do yon feed )our children!
Is it crackers aril white brawl and rich
rake and pastry and tea and coffer'!
Then expect thetu to be peevish and
irritable. you are starving their nerves
and brains. Give thews fruits, brown
bread and (-creels—such as ..atmtal.
rdle,l wheat. etn study the nutrient
values of different articles of f,sel. Not
only drnnkennes•s but criturand insanity
may be trareel directly to intemperaut
habits of eating stimulating fossil.—Ez•
change -.
Whets n.'11 Quit.
The lfiltri who can drink or let it alone
is still with US. He is • genial sort of a
fellow and it might Is• barna to roll him
together as a send) or boil him in oil.lw
bake him over a slow fire. as he de
se•rvew. H,• feels Kerry for the slave to
row. "Why ," says he..'all yon need is
will power. when I want to quit I'll
sineply quit. The day *ill route when
ise ll gnat sure .atottgh. The cunstter
will be notified wtsen the time comes.
and there'll be a nice inquiet. with home
comforts. and all modern improvemehts.
and if our friend is rich the verdict will
be, that he died of heart (Minns. if he is
'o.er, it will Ise that hr Bird of alvohul
►amt. The man who can drink sr 1.•1 it
alone is worth studying.—Banner of
gold
ESiUAT$ uvea tl.
They are not s cm* an, het are the Mar ,{' •.,.
t.wwen f NKiliou.n... (.o.tipa. 1t'
"eY'l•.1. lip.,ion, Henrie•,.ralin.sena s..dltaro.
•.est..._.. freer iv* aro h4.d .1n v- 1n.r.
25 CENTS ABOX.
Ask Isar $retort Per the a -.
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THFCOOKSBESTFRIEi D
LA*GCST sate to CANADA. ,.. .
PLANING MILL
UT*N lIl(O ISS.
&
Buchaanarn Son,
rairweac•reawaa
BASO, DOOR and BLIND
Dialers 1■ all blade of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And ban...'.' atertal .f .very daaertptlon
8e�e1 Funitare a Specialty.
STOCK TRIG SALE
order to get Our Stock Reduced we will Offer
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In all Lines
IFOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
Lamps and Lamp Goods,
Cutlery and Silverware,
Granite and Puritan ware,
Carpet Sweepers,
Clothes Wringers,
Japanned, Tin, and Copperware.
We have a Fine Assortment of Stoves and Ranges
and if you are thinking of buying anything in this line we
think we can suit you as to quality and price.
BEATING AND SANITARY PLUMBING A SPECIALTY,
SAUNDERS & CO.,
1VE$T ri:Err.
CHRISTMAS...
GOODS!
The Fnest Quality of Christmas
Fruits, Nuts and Confectionery.
R.W. RUNCIRIAN,
WHO Ls IOUR TLJLOB
This is a partition question and
este to which you should give
thought.
DOES HB SUIT YOU ?
If not, you can easily get sat
ufactios by calling at
DUNLOP'S KMPOIIIUM
WEST STREET.
A large quantity of REAM' MADE:
('Lt►TII N(; on hand will be disposed of at
whatever they will bring. Call early and
get Bargains,
H. DUNLOP.
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST SLIPPER.
tAmathermal'
knowlednmannas or onemannathe operation or digestion
and nutrition, yid by a capelin application of
the tine properties of well .elected rocas Mr.
Rppe bas preylded for our breakfast and sup-
per • delfaasiy ryvoured beverage which may
ave ue many heavy doctors' bills. 11 [shy the
Judicious ass of such articles of diet that a eon.
untidiest may be gradually built up anti) strong
eao.il/it to ratite every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating
around us ready to attack wherever there 1. •
weak point. We may nape man a fetal
diet' by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and a properly nourished triune. --
Cited $errire (Jatrfle.
Mode amply with bsiline venter or milk.
Bold only is aeketa.by tirneer,, labelled thug:
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PATENTS!
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Mtfaillad. aN as lewdness In the U. 0. Mersa
flee enemas' to h1 NOf►lil1A TX PR1l01.
Osr easeIs appeelt. the It. R. Potosi Ot-
seat sad or t sae obbttaallati Patina Ie less ttae
has these !tette front W AHAl
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GODERIOR
`Steam Boiler Works.
1 ESTA HLLSH [l►'I WI.1
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
tewsaoeto t'ltysfa1 & fltact,I
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station-
ary Marine, Upright & Tubular
330I1w1=I,
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet iron
«'orka, etc., etc.
Also dealer to 1'pright and Horizontal izontal elide
Valve Kngi•es. .lutonl•t[c Cut (Mlttwines a
pacis,tr. All sizes of pl • and pipe fitting
ocestently on band. leatlmate• furnished on
snortpoke. Repairing promppttly attended to.
err It' P. O. Hoc .T,. Ooderich, that.
Was fn—OgsaNte O. 1'. It. )Itatioe. Ood(rice.
MoLE4D'8
YSTE 1 REONVATOR
-sepOrnaa Ta t .craatli.
Specific, and Antidote for
Impure, weak and impoverished blood, dye•
poplar', sleeplessness, palpitation of the
heart, liver complaint, neuralgia, lo.. of
memory, bronchitis, consumption, gall
.tome., jaundice, kidney and unnaiy
diseases, St. Vitus' dance, female irres
ularitiea and ,e.eral debility.
LABORATORY. tODERICB, ONTARIO
J. M. MCLEOD,
Proprietor and Manuhctnrer.
McL.ot%a uretero R"XOVATnx can be dale
from all drrootgmg,ata la town, as well as /pea
all the drinelat, between Owen hound sea
aeararth, Rrossela, Durham and Tones.
1117 la.
HAVE YOU
BACK-ACH E
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PILLS
WILL CURE YOU
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