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THE SIGNAL': GODERICH, ONT , THURSDAY, MAY 17. 1894.
R. W. McKENZI
BACK TO THE OLD TOWN
AND THE 010 BUSINESS.
I have purchased the Hardware Stock of
the late C. Crabb, Esq , at 50 cents on the
dollar, and have added unto it a full line of
SHELF AND
avy Hardwa
steredsl sad Le..dTees.
A few T erre ago the parses 'who parer
forty without a est of the Wont of telae
teeth N hu south was an seosptisa to the
universal rule. To day the peep. wader
forty thus u.lottuuau a the exnglkeh. Bop
wonders whether thus it became d.aHstry
has made marvellous strides in the last de.
cede or w, or because rather more priests
attenttoo is gives the teeth cow than term
erly. l'udoubtedly thea too Clings aro
both tactor► to the &acre. Ther. is alio
another oonditioa not so gt.arally ueder•
stood. The test dotard autbocilite tell us
that no part ct huu,an body is mere subjst}t
to the laws of heroine than the teeth A.ed
e lse a woman iuver.ably Lutes something of
the substauce of her usen teeth with the �• 'r,
birth of each child, se that the motheu of
large lanolin, are apt to be left pretty badly 1 �: '•
- cot m this rennet. i �•, E ,
nesting lye* ween the fleeter
PAINTS. OYL3, GLASS, &C.,
at Reduced Prices, caused by the lowering
of the Tariff • So that now I am prepared
to give my Customers better value than
can possibly be secured elsewhere. The
purchasing public know me well, and from
the large patronage given me while I vote
here, I should say you knew me favorablk.
I ask a renewal of your patronage, and
intend to please you better than ever.
R. W. McKENZIE,
C. CRABB'S OLD STAND, GODERICH.
I.I IT 1 t\
1► tiI1,1il).t 1) trona aLout he. heart appeared to,b. km;
• pronococtd. He continued taking the pdle -
aod he lealth steadily improved. The A broken bone Deed not beset immediate-
,cbanpe became apparent to friends and l ly. This knowledge saves much uatseoa-
TllI- l-:\p:RIFCE 1.1 A t•HAN1 *eights( re std a matter of public interest. eery aexiety when the doctor caatot be
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WHEN 30NES ARE BROKEN
lie gained is weight. As he remarked, last Procured at ( tree.
TRU Nh b:11i'I,f►1'Fb:• - .umnter he was little more than • walking Tha pin must be put :0 as oomfnttable
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ghost ; Dow. Ill the repo.ter could easily see, • position as possible, and meat nearly cor-
he was • substautial specimen of humanity. responding to tut :.aturrl toe. It ie news -
FILL tU. rase, a\r0+1'RC-rw,.uc 9e'ED IS-
CI'RA•L) Alta PAPATOTnit TOTAL pt9.ara1.1-
T- Dare%NCI AI.I.OWap nY Tot: cog./•Arlt --Dies�r
.otsa�c {oTUE kI OATO
.4tLr11 -.a Tal -1.4 110, it • %aC
AllOttT. t -
gle isere
From the Desto TNbone.
Vanes the past few weeks a fruitful nil
tett( of conversation among the people of
De.eronto .fuecuu. has been tee wonderful
recovery of Mr. %Wiliam Hoary %Wager,wlo
has been looked upon as a hopeless invalid.
A representative of this Aper was sent to
int§rvisw ►1r. Wager and tare all Wotan
tion possible to oriel to satisfy the public
concerning the truth of the wonderful cure.
Making hie *ay to I eu.ronto Junction, the
..porter informed Mr. Ravin, the stationas
muter, of the object of his mission. That
assuredcourteous official having assured the reporter
that Ise would find the camwoe of more than
ordinary intermit, kindly pointed out the
Dearest route to Mr. `l'ager's residence.
The %%-ager family a one of the oldest in
the Bay district, and Mr. Wager and he
people are well known throughout • wide
radius of country. Arrived at the house
he
treporter knocked at the door and was
quickly admitted by Mr. Wager himself,
who it may be remedied, is in he thirty-
fifth year, and was formerly employed as a
section man on the Grand Truck Railway,
Ins erection .:tending east and west of 1►e.-
.roato Junction. He was a rood workman
aed truthful servant of the company. On
A it 9et6,1,193,he was coal pelted ,onseem rat
of ill -health, to rive up work completely.
The doctor pronounced his trouble to be
nervous palpitation of the heart. The
district surgeon of the Grand Trunk Rail
way attended him and did all that medical
skill could suggest in order to give him relief,
bas at the same time freshly told him that
he could prescribe nothing that would effect
a permanent cure. Mr. %Wager was • mem
bar of the (:reed Trunk insurance aed 1'ro
vi lett Society, and during Mir sltases re
oe veil the usual l-.cuaiery allowance given
fo- a t eete:s number of weeks to sick mem-
bers. The society also paid his way- to
Montreal that be aught eoeswlt an emisont
medical man who sots as referee in such
cases This *peening at oke pronounced
his case hopeless. cure was imposibl. 11.
weed eed home greatly dejected, and the 1.
minium Society paid him the whole amount
gr•std to its members for total d,ebtlity.
14r. Wass has slime that time resided •t
hts home on the g;revI Riad, unable to
work, seldom ger, from home remota to 1
ssakes
• a. ooc•aton•I trip to i)eroeto
sad Nare
panee. Allot the menthe ago.
Jibs Kitchen, the well knows •actin mas-
t,: on the I;read Truett. who resides at
Da•srnwto detection, told Mr It ague et the
Menne triof i r. Williams' Piak Pills, sod n-
ror.,Da.ded hiss te give tboms • trial He
en
er , riil,gl o1ord • geastrly of the
them (meet* polls in nyder to R es ere a trial
New wean athe e.eult. He mew hit the
spoilspoil.* t• of this geese seedio.no Res
appetite improve. TM fl..t'enng esu•a
Lr. %%'
1Jagar interned the retorter that be- sera to give support abate and below the
foie he commenced taking I•r. Williams' break.
P•nk fills his heart used to beat rapidly 1 Handle the injured
sed (ontieue 1-dpitatinrt violently for acme not to force the -rough sada
time if he attempted to Cu'. even oma tick the skin.
of woad : DOw he can cwt the daily an
of wood for the house without any such
agtelabie aeneatioos, fie feels himself
dist, rept man anti his neivhbore are all coo-
gratnlatiog him upon the great change rb
plainly manifest. He expects as soon as
ayiganest opens to communee work again.
Mn. Wager was present during the inter •
view and corroborated her husband'* oar
ratite. They colsialer it a duty 0 publish
abroad the elite's of the hmeus medicine
which has brought such hope and ern for: to
their household. Mr. %\'agar also told of a
leading farmer in tke neighborhood who had
been troubled with • chronic headache,who,
at hie angeestloo, had aleo tried In. Wil-
liam: l'.nk Idle, and had experienced re-
5ta3' corefuily,
f bone through
ly Improvise splints of some kiw.i two
-trip of w-ood,a couple of stout book co' -era,
or pieces of i.e.:Maned. Place one on each
sure, when it is • limb that is injured, and
hind them in piece with handkerchiefs. A
long pillow firmly tied will answer the pur-
pox or in case of injury to a lee it may be
fastened if nothing letter can be dee., re-
member to tie it 'hove and below the in fury.
--I`laladefphia Record.
lief i0 a eery short time, Ihher case. 1.
ite�erooto and vicinity •re known to the
Tribune in which lh:. %Williams' Pink fills
have been productive of much good. These
pule are a perfect bleed headier mad nerve
restorer, curio, such disease* as rheumatism
neuralgia, partial paralysis, locomotor
ataxia, St. % nue' dance, reeve's/ headache,
all nervous troubles, palpitation of the
heart, the atter effects of la gnppe, diseases
depending on humors of the blood. such as
scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. rink
1'i:1. ``ars a healthy glow to pale and sallow
oompleness and are • specific for troubles
eemliar to the female system. and in the
ease of men they effect a radical cnrs in all
eases arising from mental worry, overwork,
or excesses. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills may
be had of all druggists or direct by mail
from 1►r. W.Iliaats Mediciae Co , Brock
will!, Oat , or Schenectady. N.V., at fine. a
box, or sir fere $2 50 Rea that the com-
pany's registered trade mark is on the wrap
per of every box offered you, and positively
refuse all iritetioes or sebatitutee alleged
to l» " jest a. good." Remember no other
remedy has boss di..eesred that can sue-
cesefally d. the work al 11r. Williams' Pia!
Pitts
A wmenss Of160ligManhea.
From Landon Truth t -i ebould hail the
establishment of tasking schools for domes
tic s.rvanta to ea assetion with the technical
duoatir.n movement. %%'e are already mow
ing that way with cooking, and Mere is a
promising echoed of densest* economy at
Edinburgh, where all the hou.ehold •rt•ere
cultivated. f►nabtlres the day will mime
when • dovecot le applying tor • place will
produce • diploma teetered of a character,
wed when the wages will vary aceordiag as
the yraduat• has taken a first, es'.nd, or
third cls degree- or • mere "pass.
A l...! 4Ml,
A lady named %In T. C. M bfnmpliriss,
living le Keene, Oat.. who u.ed only two
betels. of M.smhray•. Shirley and Liver
(,inn, ks. forwarded • statement to the
effect that it completely card her of i*-
flammatory rheumatism, kid..y rued liver
trealhas tench a mmplination of disease
yielding so quickly to this remedy .houId
eamoureem sister ester..m to give it on
beast trial.
GREAT MEN'S PECULIARITIES.
r onium ne it 'staid, was pa*siooate'y fond
of watermelon seethe
Samuel Richardeou arote hie novels while
attired in full dress
Herrick, the poet, was fon.l of pigs as
peta,and taught o00 to follow bum about and
to drink beer out of a mug.
Nest to money, iiembraot loved no thing
. o well as his monkey.
Julius (' • tar was ashamed of his bald
head, and epee it became shiny he constant
ly wore a laurel leaf.
The 'elderly Duke d•t:pernay became
sick for hairs if he saw a hare, once kept
his bed for a week Incense one leaped on
him.
Cowper loved pets, and had at one time
Bee rabbit., three bates, two eu:sea-pigs,
• ettsgpie,a jay,a starling, two canary bird.,
two lop, a 'retired cat,' sad a s.lnirrel.
Macaulay took his Sunday dinner alone
ata odfee Bosse. Altar dinner, he would
bald s pyramid et wi*.-glanses, which usu-
ally toppled over. He wo.W pay Inc the
glass and go.
Terms of teases Tweedema/b's emit.
The will of Baron Tweedmeuth (Sir Dud
ley Peart. Majoribe*ka)w•s made publie to-
day. He leaves 11,000 to each of hie
daughters, the Hoe. Lady Mary energies
Ridley sed the Hon. Isabel Mari., Canter
of Aberdeen, saying that as they had beim
well provided for by their husbands, in ad.
ditios to their tn•r•iag. settlements, he
wishes each of thine to hay with the mosey
he leaves them mese towel or other cane
moss as a souvenir of their father. Ac-
cording to the terms of the wi111Lori Aber
d... 4/overawe •snared of I'ae.da, will also
recent. [1,000 as a tidies of his father is
law's esteem. To the Hoe Coons Marini
banks, his mooed me, Baron Tweedmouth
loft his saik ranch and machinery is 1►a
knew. and his interest u RookingH(.r.
ranch, se well se 600 shares in the Hodson
Ray company, of which he advises the
lees -
Wit to become • direetor Th. eldest .ea,
the Right Hon. Edward Marluribaeka, re-
medy the Liberal whip, hair sate.ded t.
the Mate and title.
$fres,-1 had Wash a wtyb that *y
threat felt as if e • ,glib. 0.
taking Nerway Pine Syrup k .d the int
d.e gar* raffia, ..t1 ti...w.4 aseenistnly
eared ewe
Stew A. A. Dow est, ►laaetle, Oat.
A clergyman in the southern part of :so,*
Josey was forced by his parishioners to re
ergo the charge of his church. In hu tare -
we:; •list -nurse be addressed the following
brat, pointed words to the pearls of he
church . dearly Beloved. Our parting
does 1401 seem hard 10 mt, for : bre: r, aeons:
you du slot love tee, you d0 rot lore ea,11
other, sod the Ladd does not bre you. It
you had loved me you would have paid met
for my ..rvrices during the lout two tears
lou dO nett love Bath other, otherwise I
should have had more n it entre t u celebratet
w ee in cone1osion, the 1. .rd dots soot have
you. for otherwise he would call uloreuf you
to Him-" This rrmieds w, soya the Mid-
i.enti.ent, of the minister we men heard of
w ines resignation wae ionated epee by •
number of his people. Their oppoeittou to
their pastor .aa eery determied let they
enticed it in many wa•,s. The parlor diet
ung secured en .appointment as chaplain of
the state penitentiary, anuot:ate.I to hie
people that at 001;4 a time he would preach
a farewelhecl•n,on. Tito church was cr.e.l-
ed on this intcre,tivg ocoeai.'u. The tine
satisfied once AL..we.t their Ij.tauDese,.as the
pastor antittpaioJ, by eomtug out •n Ja:i
force. H•• very solemnly' arise -*pd an.
flounced the tent,. " l go to prepare a
place for you." This manner well trident-.
ly one shoed. --
latae T. it, ;tt►aa.ctse;•, r:iPaq&
Are.. Santa f.rtu,.(`:t1., Lille•.;:
WI.• y ilJ tglat *thee& la ler a.';
Ohio, I head a lier.'ru at:,t- k a t b,..,it
test'! bit r t creta. 7 found at; self
perf zt•tl bald. ate',. for l:• j', : Bente-
'leered I should he lrr.:s•. utly;,s
ideal* urgutiante t4 ten li,,-'li'$
Vie-r,-et.',enPolegtn,u,•1-ir
Bega s to Chfoiri
. awl Inon- k.. uoleosrke.•IatIoniaas
nae/n'ul'l• -,i,,:•. -riot-. .Lew.
co et, fro. t i.. : t.• t.,
"Aft et a iit of tlr-hert, me 1'1:1- Mee.
ne las c.-•r,10r•.1:, I . t v tie r loot!t-'.. of
HaI'fig4r
all l• 1 . :1: - - . hogs
f.::. r : i : :.. l .. r . ,
•. ith
• Wb) 1 art armed rb
ed 1. aeul. - t..
71Vheo a Loy one clay- ! re eived a ,sere y . j„i
101 0e. the itutep 144 nit lout. Of course ro a iy S i+
more school fellomed fora while, to the l L.."' .
- ..
envy of the other bee, not ane of whom
but would have risked a little wound for
the sake of a holiday. 1 had'decidel, as a
vatatu.e median•, to wok- the wound for
the. it was trottl,, 1.14; in spice argil it heel -
el rapidly. I knew se tally return to
'whet"! was ttaritohie u I could oras per -
suede nor mother to allow me :o at:eed t)
the I-audagiug moll drooling alone... In this
I at last niece -clod, and matters seat ea
.win:Qiusly. the :r.:rnin,t, after hen nil
ly and carelessly bae.ug.eg the foot, I pru-
oeedd to the breakfast table, hopping eon?
on the other foot :o a mus: dextetuus mar
Def.
.. Hutu-," said my father, •• how ie twat
wound :' "
\ " Petty bad, pa," 1 replied
" Bat you eosin toie..c sreund very
numbly.-'
Yin the other foot, pa, etan.ping
heavily to prove its seem:Less.
" Weil : • continued the oil gectleman,
whose ruspicions ae:c *oleo%hat ar..0 el,
"you 11 .prkin it Lopping about in that man -
err. Just let n•e lock at :Ile- weaseled
foot.-' ,
My father's *eminent' aro i -slsss.
was no escape. My b *dart erow'ti
around- At aay -i' w e, 1 tbooit6t, herein against
against ho, e, the and is not entirely
healed, and 1 may la0 a few drys yet.
So I ',resented the wca7:ded member 1• r
exam' ation. My father proceeded to ac•
wand :he lasiagcs, fold cher (old, amid
profot nil silence: and aceumulating excite-
meet emoting the loots. I clier d nay (tit ea
• watt cg d.veiuptrruir. The otwiedipe
continued . the last fol: s uropped•,to the
Beer There was a roar.
I h d beadag.d tate wrvom foot.
sill, -
OE DS ANO ENOS-
Gslvealon News - No mortal a rich u
long as ha has the toothache.
Arkansas Traveler : My neighbor calls
bio tat "Thereby" --became 11001 it haeg. r
tail
l uukere etateaman : it is when coining
golden sentimeuts that a lady euylrt to
purse her bps.
S :tinge : "These are tryirg times for
me, ' was what the took said se .be 'tote!
peer the lard keg. ,
irr. Low's Worm Syrup Lae removed rape
worms from 15 to 30 feet long. It alio do-
strove an other kinds of worms. 1m
l'uck - Mrs t'ob.igger 1 bought •
necktie here yestetday, and the one you
sent hone wass.t anything like it.
Ilaffelo Courier : The world may rem
all wrong with some people, but as e rule it
is all writs with the in lu.trious editor.
Haberdasher -The one we sent, madam,
was picked out by your husband • month
ago, in case you ever bought one for him,
Brooklyn Life : I.aod:sly- Have you
tried the coffee this mottling, Mr- Linton'.
Lr. Linton 1 es, 1 have red it has proceed
an alibi.
Bastes Gaactte • " Have yon seen 'Ships
that fess tin the Nght " " " No, but 1
have seen 'choosers that par in the beer
sabeas "
Yonkers Statesman : He I d lust as lief
he hung for • sheep as a lamb. She-- teen,
you'll be hung for neither ; you'll be hung
for • (elf or nothing.
Inter t Icean Doctor --New, in case this
treatment failed to control Cie fever, what
would you thea do . Dr. Menem.-- Deemed
the payment of my bill at once.
I had • seven oodd,for which 1 took Nor
way Pine Syrup. i ;find it an asodle.t
remedy, giving prompt relief and pleural
to take.
.1 PetsTtR, Hoabnlle, (ht.
Washington Star : " At least,'. said
young Orris Stuffyksas, who has just gr t
back from playing a limited tour, " there is
ase eomfort to be found for sombers of the
profession in these hard time'." "What is
tet'' " Veget aisles are far too valuable
to be throws away."
Dyspepsia eerier d'ar'n-, beedoeh. ens
stipatios, variable appetile,ri.iog and eronr
ing d food, palppihtation of the heart,dutre's
after eating. Rutdoek Blood Bitten era
"tweeted to eon dyspepsia, is faithfully
sod aeooig direction..
Aso t Was.. Sotto settle barer, of ,See-
pseakased 18 head of .aisle from Demme
e1M+Ma, of (:bey, this weak. They
were wNelsed as the market maks ea
Th.redsy• the total weig►t beteg 20,220
,wads..o average of 11/1. They were •
prime lot and will M s.nerted-
Ahead twit inesth. see 1 wen seedy wild
with headambe. 1 started addag B1oN 161-
tors, M.•k two bottles and my
bate sew aftmgether dieap.anrt. itglatt
le le . grated meanie&
lets Tuns, gamey $1 a, at.
•, foe
lest
1.:t'e"
, :Jori.
t a
• 30�r
,.• ti.e.
Sea i'ranilla ltreatted.
In the Washiee' •'. fort 1!.,, other day
there was an inter .terg eceotat a1 satue
moa y.er lioh dost maim isiled tress, tteaj►-
ia Fra•aklin, '.td: to the l.e-•plaof Iiustee,100
years att0.
lies!•: . r.l•::lei the Si Oe.) he Le'i.resM-
od to the t,*u ah,7uld he pmt eqt at»terser
end left,incctonuiate for • century. Theo
half of the smonnt 'actnn,ulete•i in tint
way was to be token and given to gums good
patpoea for the beta tit of the pimple of Ka -
tun Them:tee half wen t• Ire" kept a' in -
totes: for ant:.oer tenon v,'at the erd of
.which time the State Mel the cry o,rt.
to •!nal gloaters of it. ltetjunte l reeklie
crier-•it!y nit' not tvtiieve that the world was
onstal if Ic, .43 clod in 1894. `r
ream hi., warm! tiS.006- there atenow
a`7J0,0") Tf%• ire f of this !a noir to be
14 en t n hued end pines s en in J ustri ai train -
mined.
•
If Teri a lab rains ire's* it( 1. hs0i0$( Hoe
away cigar.. L:rw
Dr. Fowler's,
I:3tr.tet of Wild Strawberry is a reliable
remedy that can always be depended 00
to cure cholera, rholc:r iu(uutunr, COL •,
h,.eitery, and all
lower/see. of the 'towels It is • par.
__ Extract
•
containing all the virtue,' of 1%'ilrl Straw -
berg, orae of the wired arid run,.t cures
for all stammer complaints. combined
with other hanuler* yet prompt curative
aagur,it., well kuowu to medical science.
me leaves
of Wild
Strawberry- were known by the Indiana
10 he an excellent remedy for diarrhoea,
dysentery and kx.acuesa of the bowels;
but medical ar-itut,• ha* placed before
the public in Dr Fowler's Ext. of %%'ikl
Strawberry
a complete end effectual cure for all
those duetrrwsmg and often danger n.
eomplainte r0 common in this change.
•We climate.
It has stood the tent Inc 40 yeas. and
hundreds of lives have been saved by its
prompt use. No other remedy alway.
Cures
summer r•omplaints In promptly. gnitke
the pain en effectually and allays irrita-
tion so auece.afully as this unrivalled
prescription of Dr. POwier. If you ars
going to travel this
Summer
be sure and take a bottle with yon. 1t
overcomes safely and quickly the dis-
tressing summer (ntnpWmt so often
caused by change of air and water, and
is also • specific against sea-aicknees,
and all bowel
Complaints.
Pries His, Beware elf imitations sad
sisteMishis add
for onsyog'salon
MoLEOD'S
>YSTBM RENOVATOR
AND OTn.11 +=Kell 8811)41.*,
Specific and Anrido/e for
Impure, weak aed impoverished blood, dye
pap.ia, aleeplaaa.ss, palpitation of the
intent, liver onetpla ot, neuralgia, Io.• of
mensory, bronchitis, consumption, gall
.tensa, jamediee, kidney sad urinary
din ame, tit. Vitus' dance, female i
.derides and esseral debility.
L/>tYRAVONT. tODERICI, ONTARIO
J. M. Mcl.EOD.
Pwgrlrer .14 Msnarsei etw.
Leis,? ltvaT11y M .ovaysn oaf_ be had
ssNN ta is r wMs ser FIs
the dr v k.ttal w� donee 0.g
aw..r.lw nmism.aaglw
7 Ir,
,BIG WALL -PAPER BARGAIN
4. ♦ +
✓ +
1FRASER &PORTER
commence to -day to sell Wall
Paper at Cut Pricer.
As we intend tot make exten-
sive alterations in our Store, there-
fore Wall Paper will ba the first
line to clear.
NO FAKE -
- STRAIGHT SALE - - COMO PRICE
-- FR.ArZER 8C PORTE ,
Booksellers and Statior.crs,
Halal ■a.y.ea gill frleph.ar 1•.
NEEDS OF GENTLE SPBNG-TIIE
FOR HOUSE-CLEANING:
OLItLAX TITRITITLBE POLISH
make* old turnout, look yew. YOU eau .r
p'y it ion:wlf. 1t r :-:t of to sbrre•vd.
.iZATT TOLL
o -PIPZ VAR -
Weer a .044 bra r tr.'111■ag),
cud invent rust.
rLowzR AND GAADEN' LIPIDS
tin pecksgee., OU LIVER PILLS.
Raul onr •• Ho.usrl''tauitt, flint u Look t-cery bottle should
and keep.
OUR CONDITION POWDER
For floret. .:,d Cattle.
ENGLISH HEALING OIL
SASSAFRAS 131.600 AND STOMACH
BITTERS.
W. C. GOODE, Ohl:Win.
CHANGE OF BASE.
McIntosh & Harper
(Late SAUNDERS & CO.)
HAVE REMOVED TO
McLEAN'S NEW BLOC
(LATE CRABB'S.)
ON THE SQUARE.
SANITARY PLUJMBING AND HEATING,
AND SHEET METAL WORE
C000 WORK - - - LOW PRICES.
House Furnishings, Stoves and
Ranges.
EVERYTHING NEW. • ' r
Give TJe a
MCINTOSH & HARPER.
Call.
Personal !
Spring ie at hand, and after Housecleaning you
- TEA OR DINNER SET
will want a
We Lave the inrgeat and Cheeped Assortment in Town.
Before buying call and get rico'
50 - TOILET SETS - .50
Neu ek-iigns to select from inspection insitel.
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BP.op -y as BON
Hare added to meant eant one of B. J. Na.'.hWaist Mlle
Of pity Hearse., also •h, lieseclise of funeral furnishinp in the co.ety,
and are now prepared to mashes &ee 's's at prlo•s reasonable
This degas anent will be strictly. attended to by bis am Williams, wh.t b.iq
in the employ of the late D. Gordon for the past ton Tears, hoe a thane"'
knowledge .f i 1:e 1 *airy, sari by prompt attention bepam to share part eithe
public patronage. Remember the place -Wester ow rout my to 1h. pi▪ ll
tem Give us a call
J. BROPIEY & SON.