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THE SIGNAL GODIRICH, ONT., THURSDAY, MAY 31. ISOs.
11118011 PITY AT PANTING.
Tec felaase mash Hue gelet moor parting
That 1'mt un eel.). am deer.
! repaid wl sock bleak Is. UR.nace
Your *Runt at. woil n•o.i .-.res.
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4e lged ow.
And oir natty thniugh a tangle of scrawl;
Though the .rryyeeat-Ie rlpoufalsehood
of falseh
Wove mysteries over It all.
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14..m the crier .d sln.-erye$ hive
A. the Matti ..(a w1m4.sept tetter
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That Idiom tTi 0 like a `lido. blatpt
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T!I E WANTED PROOF.
1. it pomible. '/Serlev, you have not
given up yomarNovel fes. tng it this )peri
od in your life'? Do you know I believe
it a w^ .te of One's time, and in this
work * day ezistouce we cert•iuly have
nolle to misuse.'
"1 trust 1 shall never be so busy that 1
cannot afford an occasional beer's read
ing. Steve. lel fact 1 believe it is as es
medial toward my secceas as my study.
to say nothing of the needed recreation
By the way, did 1 ever tellou how I
wou my first case and laid the tounda
tion of my lucrative practice from real
ing a Story!"
- A story within a story, eh! Well. :
don't mind listening as lung as you an
the teller.
Th.• speaker* had been friends from
boyh..,.l, though they had been repent
ted considerably of late years thruttgt
following their professions in different
towns.
"I wap a young, briefs ss lawyer in
Albany,' began Harley, "dividing soy
Hine in story re.4iug, wondering where
1 should get the money to pay lay land
lady and trying to deride what trade
would be the least objectionable to no
whet. 1 should have te. take toy shingle
down to begin a new career. Forton.
was de-vid at ebb with me, when
one sifter:eon there came a timid rap
at my door
"Bidding the caller to come in, with
out leaving my seat exp. -vette none
other than all importunate Inoney
•esker, you may believe 1 started to my
feet more lively than elegantly as a
young ao•l attractive woman modestly
entered my ('rnsue like den.
" Is this Mr. Harley, the lawyer?"
.he asked before I had recovered from
my couftesinu.
• 1 N course I replied in the affirma
illative. legged her t.. be seated with
what polio -nem 1 could cot nunand, and
hoped 1 might be of some eervicr.
-She Beni explained her errand. say
tog she hail route in the interest of one
Charley Grant. a young man of thr
place who was thea muter arrest for
the murder of hie un. -le.
"! had seen the fnll particulars of the
tragedy in the Iatprny and had followed
the details with moor than usual atteu
tion. as it bad reelued to me a peculiar
!y unprovoked crime
The victim hail been a man in mid-
dle life whoposile.•ed considerable prop
erty w,ll..l. ea it was undersexed, to his
nephew living in the house with him.
Mr Blanc hart -he had been bnt a half
brother to young Brant s father -wee a
bachelor -having a housekeeper. who
on the day of his death had been in the
house and wee one of the most Wiper
tont witnesses against the prisoner.
"At half past two o clock p.m. she
had heard a gunshot in Mr. Blanchard's
room. end fearing he had accidentally
shot himself. as she knew he kept a gun
in Its roow. she ruehwl to the apart
'neut. to had hit.. lying upon a lumege.
with a bullet wowed in his left breset.
"No one 'resin the To.ml, *11.1 as sown
as she had recovered somewhat from
her frigbt she screamed for help. when
some of the neighbors rushed upon the
WIMP.
-When
I (".-
"When the excitement hail abated.
she told that she had seen Charon
Grant enter the houre and heard him go
to his uncle's room about tutee' min
stere before the shot was made.
"She hail not known of his leaving
the house, but a man passing the place
had seen young Grant come out ad the
building in a hurried manner and dash
down the street at the top of his speed.
"He sew by the chock that it was
thirty one minutes past two, which
would have givet4 him just about time
enough to have left the apartment of
his uncle after the shooting.
"These witneeeee were not to be
gainsayed, while others declared there
had been a quarrel between the two
men, all of which, with the fact that
the prisoner had abruptly left town on
the first train after the unfortunate
affair, wade the chain of circumstantial
evidence so strong no one doubted his
g uilt.
-Excuse me, for I ehonld except the
pale young lady in my office, who. with
tears in her eyes. declared that he was
incapable of such a deed. 1 soon learn
ell she wap AM sffiamea4 wife, mai. of
oouns, ler plead ge is his WWI
ooaisd my 1eMl11114d
" 'Yea MIl maim hits won't yon?'
she besought- 'Ton shall be well paid,
and here is a hundred antes to ad-
v�ili whatphmwe I took my first
rwttdnee tee I will s d ■aderiah. bade
scribe, but i promote)( Illeellati rm s0
earnestly that I would do all I could for
bet lover. she went away feeling quite
hopeful.
• 1 never slept • wink that night
pondering over my first care. but when
I arose the next morning. nervosa and
excited, 1 amid seem) way bo clearer
toward saving my client frau the pit
tall Into which he kad stumbled
As soon as i could 1 Heimd him- I
found him to be s peep nesessing young
man. freak and honest in kis manner.
"He arknowledgsd that he had been
with his uncle that .flameout a few
Minutes. and had pelt him at half -past
two to catch the train They had had
no quarrel, and he could furnish no
clew to the mystery of the and .fair.
He knew of no enemy capable of the
deed, while it had evideatl ea been
dose for robbery. se his pocketbook had
n ot bees leached. The theory of sat
Mde was set tenable. for the weapon
with which the .1st 1114 been fired
was
the
homedRNs spa the millthe ethers-
w Islimper that i would
do all i e0� gar item. 1 mixt sought the
SUMO of dos 'Wish auW/ed in my own
Waal that Chadok (MOM was innocent
of **death of Oh wads. but Poland
how I was goring to game it.
"I Ieaei the apsimsmt about es 1 es
eves to the gas heating npi•ts
the well Thle weeps% which proved
le to Ina rtlf. lir. Semtiard had awned
hu actual service during the war, has`
au two pegs jest .love bat several het
ley 1 the lounge where he had been ly,
lag mad on the 14110. aide of the ram.
"Naturally enough this fine.rm is
criv.vl my fnt attention and I had
. arcely noticed its purtll Ielan ye to
that 111 til./ unfortunate IH,.)1, when to a
utuw9ut 1 fancied 1 saw the sdulion to
the whole sail alsir. The 911.41144.1 was
suggv.tad. I know. by a store 1 hail read
a few days previous. where the situation
was exactly similar to this. That pie
nourweut to the story I had considered
a chewer artifice of the narrator. but
wheel brought face to fate with the the
ury, 1 suddenly conceived it to be not
probable pnt tensible. At any rate,
was resolved to test It
•
"Aoeoe .Ngly, the next day I tout
Mx la -mons with lite who 1 k►tilw would,
snake r li*ble wituesees, and going W
the room I reloaded the rile and rester
ed it to de place apnea the wall, being
earful to give it tb,• exact position it
bad i.revion..ly occupied. 1 thou mark-
ed the form of a malt Nem a piece of
white cloth and laid it on the lounge
where lir. Blanchard had born found,
the spectators watching hue with cnri
one interest. Next, i took a heavy ent
ghats pitcher which hail been leaading
opsit the mantel and tilled it with water,
as i had learned it tail been on diet par-
ticular
arti.•ular afterTNon This pitcher of water
1 expected would lint as a ann-sslae%
while the hot rays .,f the 91111, shining
through the water. reflected directly
upon the rifle's cartridge chamber. it
was a hot day, as the other had been,,
and the midday sun poured its fervent
rays upon the glass forever throe bons.
"Kith what eagerness. I might say
excitement, 1 watched and waited. you
may imagine, but cameo enrnprehene.
e Due .i cloak pasted fuel two came, m
c"wchaff banions beginning t.. nee and
ndienle my fooltshume.
••Still, hopeful, I etoe.l with my gaze
fixed upon the glass and me watch in
soy hand, while second alter second
t:ekeed it.rlf away. until 2 ?11, 2 25. 2.Jt
h:..1 paaer.l" The men began ei jeer •t
wen, but 1 stopped theta with, -a wave of
toy hand The silence seemed tou sacred
t.. be broken by a human voice. I was
cuuotiug the seconds as they were
doled tiff be my time piece, and had
reached forty eight when a sbarp re-
port titled the room, cauetpg the wit
nesse* to leyi back with cries of terror.
"Rushing to the couch I pointed to
the figure 1 had drawn on the sheet,
which now bore a bullet mark in the
exact lupet where Mr. Blanchard had
been shut'
"lore 9Urpriled hien you caanotf
imagine than those present. and when
we came into the courtroom I hal no
difficult] in saving my client from a
fate of ,lishonor. tee Bon ser one noref-
iet's artifice wee the mean9 of raying a
man's lite, won for me a generous tee'
and opened at "IWO a snecwetnl cureet."
-l:eorge. W Browne, in Yankee
Blade.
Vegaries of Hepta. Marriage. Licenses.
.A recent enactment in Belgium has
made it obligatory for brides G. hare
their marriage licences or "marriage
lintel,'" as they call thew in that land of
fens and dikes. gurgeottaly bund in gilt-
edged 11I'.rt*);o. This is considerately
done-ur, in other words, done for a
co neidrration-by the municipalities,
who have now taken to binding np a
gaanuty of more or loxe neeful inform
alien with the documents. There is a
summary of the Belgian marriage laws,
a rough and ready lessen on the treat-
ment of children, ones table with spaces
for a catalogue of the issue of the marri-
age. The table containr room for twelve
children to be entered. ao this may be
taken ass gentle hint that that number
1. the extreme limit tolerated by Bel-
gian burghers in a well Conducted fami-
ly. The manual seems only to nerd the
additi..0 of s few choice recipes and
hint or two on the boot means of ob
taining divorces in order to defy criti
clew.
How t. Bet Tklr.
A writer on obesity says : 'The satest
way to reduce obesity u te begin by eat
ing and drinking 10.11 and to take as
much exercise as possible. increasing it
gradually day by day. Butter. fat. oils.
sauces, haricot bests, peas. vermicelli,
rice. tapioca, maccaroni, all fatten.
Bread should be eaten in moderation
and stale or tasted All sweets are for
bidden. Plainly roasted or boiled meats
taken in moderation with plain boded
green vegetables may be eaten. also
fruit, apples and oranges especially-
(h,ueberriee and currants are good
when in season, and for drink, lemonade
unsweetened. weak tea and black coffee.
Housework is especially recommended,
such as dusting, ewoeeeppitng, moving the
furniture about, knemding bread. Glad-
stone fells trees Sawing wood is excel
lest. Walking comes next. Cold baths
are valuable."
RAIIYAY SHO1SSIINT
Unprecedented Clrrunatanre In the
History of the (:rand Trunk.
ALL BECAUSE OF THE STRIKE
Oyer Twelve Hundred ilea 1. Meeitrwal
Are I... Idle --Mr. IMergeaat Talks
of the Situation .1at.rte a
lItle. Ask (bout (•ata-
*dl.n a oat.
Moxraga1, fray 19 -For the first thus
In thee history u( the Ovoid Trunk railway
all its tires are ant, all it. hammers art
idle, mud all its mechanical employes walk
the streets. There have been tri.porsry
closings down, reductions of wages have
taken place, and now sail Ono strikes
bare produced temporary dislocation, but
this silence in pah.t, 111 ..tr, ca tueetem c•mi
and in locomotive chola it the first and
oppresses, experience to the 3.000 lawn or
man who have been depeuding upon tie
company for their livelihood- Over 1,2111
men are thrown out of employment and
the shops are all clu.ted. "there u not
114,1y to he any change until the coal
strike Is settled.
Coal shippers in 11o,.treal an receiving
enquiries from several American cities. but
np to the prevent few order* have been
received. A large con: shipper says that
the output of the l'auadlan mines could
at preseut be doubled of necessary. He
wished it distiuetly nudersnwd that the
Gruel Trunk Company euald get all the
owl 41 wanted In Canetlp, Thee would W
delighted to supply them- It was not
fair, 1.e said, that an impression should go
abroad that Canada was in any a•y 44119e1
up in the closing down of the ,aelwry's
work .hope. The tunic. were not working
op to their capacity of last year. There
wee n.. fear ..f coal being dearer iu Canada
*t p,rrs.nt one of the agents of the
lhnunnuu l'wl Company said that both
the C P. k. and O. T. H were customers of
the company. The U 1'.[t bought more
than the 01,7.1, ant the latter had been
making enquiries lately The only dider-
euce the strike made to the cutnpsny was
the fact that it bad been receiving anon•
nus enquiries .Epee It begin.
Another cosi *hipper said it the strike
Contained inept eel the State+ he would import
oft coal from the 01.1 Country. He said
it was quite in the power .of the Dotniillorl
Company to divert .1i their coal to the
S:•tee it it so pleased, u it was merely 111
American company. 11e had heard that
the company had received one order fur
50,000 tuns for New York.
tieteral 1[an*per S•••argeat.t, of "the
G. T. R.. when asked the latest in the :DMA -
non said the mot interesting feature to
us is how the 9'.u+a.ban railways will bp
able to keep the traffic going if the strike
continues any length of time. .eco far as
the (.rand Trunk is concerned we have
'not b. -en desirous of increasing our stocks
of coal at the different points along the
system becau.e of the uncertainty of tin
oral duty and in order to see whether the
duties would mot be abrogated by joint
action on the part of the Canadien and
l'uitr.l Staten tiuyerumenta, Lut we had
shunt an average stock on hand and we,
to a large extent, have been drawing on It
since th, 4eginming of the strike. Pres-
sure in the l anted Slates became so pro•
nm11wed that we found it imposeible to
get onr coal through from the mines, it
being confiscated en route by the Ameri-
can road over which it had to pass, The
general commerccel pnblio need be under
nu appreheu ' on to our ability to carry
on their operations, but we may want
their assistance. It is simply • question
of prudence in the face of. repossible dire
ca:.mrty,
A BULLET THROtJ�MI H18 BRAIN.
A
new of the note '•J.. f" Rinds Hie
Life by Sale
MosraisI.. May '21. -Yesterday the re
port of • revolver was heard on Craig
street near the News office. Watchmen
Borns and Emery. who wen in the vicinity
at the time, hurried to the spot anal on
their arrival they were horrified to filid a
man lying In • pool of blood with • twenty-
two calibre revolver beside him. A crowd
sous gathered and several perwona recog-
nized the prostrate man as Thomas Yo-
liurnen, a sun of the late • Joe Beet,"
The watchmen at (mos rang for the mu-
balanee. When it came it was foetid that
the man was dead- He had mint • bullet
through his brain.
The deceased was twenty-aeven years of
age and was a stove plate _moulder. He
had been employed in Clendinning a
feendry for about thirteen years Recent-
ly he was iatd off on account of the de•
preeslon, which is felt in several branches
of business, particularly in the iron trade.
This circumst•nee, together with the fact
that his wife had been ill for some time.
had made bins rather despondent, and to
this ranee is attributed the desperate and
fatal act_
Mils Rep.vl.nee Aeneas.-
-When I lore anything." says a well
known Maine Institutes man- I charge
it to the account of experience. Yon
may think it strange, bot I believe the
good sized sum i have already entered
under that head is the most profitable
money 1 ever spent Adve my is the
great teacher if we but heed her lemon -
I lost X300 once in a transaction bloat
gave me information and a ',-
apart
eeapart for matters i had deemed cif Mee
account, from which 1 afterward mads
$3,000. 1 would not well my experience
account, at sty mgr. for five times what
it cost me, for 1 shan't live long enough
to get sharpened np again-"
O..rprewd Air for Trams Car aaryNm
Compressed air is again to be tried on
tramways to the Louvre to el Chad,
and is expected to be more aatliehp
than battery or trolley rets, sod mare
economical in their working. The hie
romotive will weigh 18 tons, said esus
work with • pressure of about 180
ponds, and b capable of drawing OM
Or four cam loaded with paat��1�
The water of the ?seine has been atfit I
as motive power for the compromise el
Mr The advantages expected tiro. 1s.•
.idea ecmiomiral working. the abeam
of smoke and offer better halftime he
dispatching several carloads at the same
time.
This Lr'+A MOwaV.
The longest reach of railing, .Illwt
a carve is claimed by traveites M b
Moat of the new Argentine Nettle iin-
way from Buenos Ayres to the cwt
the Anda Fox 911 miler 1t is witheind
• carve and has no cutting or eonlania
meat deeper than two or tapes tea
Aid the oars ars draws b beam se
mules toe the whole hag& el Ib ash
teerxding to the latest authedly.oma
'wing a sesntty sf OW ea &s Elaut
plain', asd (psdrieeds kin fmlmilisma
V the shpts►
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DON'T
Find fault with the cook if
the poetry does not exactly
suit you. Nor with your wife
ember-perhspe she is nos to
BLAME
It may be the lard she is
using for sltnrtening. Lan!
is indigestible you know. Rut
if you would always have
YOUR
Cakes, pies, rolls, and bread
palatable and perfectly di-
gest it de. order the flew short-
entug,"COTTOLENE." for your
WIFE
Sold in 3 end 1 pound
pail., by all grocers.
Made only b7
l tog '•
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a.
THE
N. R- FAIRBANK
COPIPANY,
W.II.n1ton and Ann
eta., Montreal.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
A I'etrel.s Mos I...ta.11r 1111 14.11 Dryly
a. ►:leetrie
1'rraol.ge, tent., flay -18 --Mr. R. T.
Thowp-w.0 •.f this town, a >ttonrmar.n and
bricklayer. who we* engageet erecting s
.tune tot11.,lotion for a new ,barn on Mr.
John Merlin's farm, hear 'lilrnrae, was
ineta'utle 11411.•1 by b,htuiug ye•rterday-
It appears that Mr. Thomt*sm and hie
brother, J. J. Thou.p.an, and another stun.
sow • storm e46 rog up while at work- and
tan, to a barn tor safety- They were in
the building about feu or fifteen minutes
when the corner of the bans was torn off
by light uuiug, kn.s•king the other two mem
senseless and kettle' Mr. K T. Thompson,
When his brother came to, he found
Thompson standing np with hie baud
around a poet in the baro. hi. w..1,1, 10
his ae wcance but was oto late, death being
inrHtai.taewas une:
atone time captain olf the Sal-
vation -truly here and is well-known in
many places- He leaves a young wife and
two result , hildrru - _-
MR. FRASER'S All'OINTMENT.
Me w111 be I..poetor of teglat) Oplee.
..d e'.twtry-
Tuau..tu, May 13. -Hon. C. F. Fraaei
Ines been appointed fuepector of registry
offices and ut forestry. (hese two o43e.s
have been combined into one, Mr. John
stun, the former inspector of registry
o cos, retiring voluntarily. The forestry
office has been vacant ever since the death
of the late R. \V Phipps. Mr. Fraser
takes both office., sad will enter upon his
doties at once.
It is .I.., .tate,!. though not officially,
that }ion- 0. M. tiibson will succeed Mr:'
Fraser as commissioner of Public Works,
sod that 11r. Harty, of Kingston, will
succeed Mr. Gibson.
TO HARNESS NIAGARA.
A. t.v..tlee 111eh a Nlagar* Valle Mae
is A.kl.g a Patat For.
NIAGARA Fu -1/1„ (hut., May 12. -Polies
Magistrate A. (}. Hill of this town is ask -
Ing for • patent in ('aned& and the United
States for what be calls Hill's automates
folding water -wheel paddle which he has
invented. and claims he will barn...
Niagara's great power with. The water-
wheel eomsfle of an axle which can be
made in any length: on hear or six sides
of this axle posts are place.' at a uniform
distance, and on thews posts, metes which
work on hinges. which work similar to a
common ender shoot wheel, the wheel to
he plowed at the bottom of the river near
Bn*ab, and as the fore* of the current
drives the fen or paddle emend, and as it
••earl• the eer1Mlt above elo.me the ped-
dle like • leaf and the aseapas the tone of
the current above the axle, and we it drops
down ole current opens the paddle and re -
:mine the fonts of the torrent as it peplos
below the axle. melt toddle doing he por
tins of supplying power to revolve the
axle Mr Hill las no fear het h. will 11.
able to .npp lv ■Il the power to drive
Buffalo's steels Mien at • far peas teat than
even the great Niagara teen& can supply
ft for. hod being at the bottom of the
river be elesr of all navigation and in. and
be moieties'. power. The paddles can b•
made say vise and Use shaft say leagtl.
Dad M* Attempt 0.lelds
Hat. mw, May 91. -David Dow, ena-
lr•etow, wee found In the miller of a bowie
ea Plaid strew' with hie threat eat from
epr to ear. The workmen say Dow fell
lodes from the •seed story of the bent
=$ lsto the eellar The Area time he re
•mi.wd Dewy a few ltai..A and the mooed
Hem bed boa throat gashed by • saw. iI
ia alleged beweyev, that Dew hied M sod
lie life with • lead sew. Ile w sow
home, trill the phytilsn M atl.adease
ears he will reseyw.
EDMUND YATES DEAD.
Tl.. Noted Newspaper Corr..poade.t sad
Satirist rase.* *udd..ly Away.
Loewe. 1lav 21. - edmnnd Yates,
author and journalist, was stricken with
s plexy on Saturday evening at the Gar-
rick Theatre. where Lytton's " Loney
was playing. He was relnoved to the Savoy
hotel. when he died last eveninR-
Faimund Yates was well known in jour
naliate, circles both un the continent and
Da America, and had acquired • world
w11a reputation as • corewptwdeat of ea-
tr.ordinary ability. - --
aerluag kat Thee.
Smartie -Which would you lather be -
the fool you look, or the fool you are !
Qsiette Re•lly,1 am so dissatisfied with
myself, don't you know, i d rather he the
sample idiot you are.
11.d blood moms blotches, boils. pimples,
abatwsee, ulcers, *scrofula, etc- Burdock
Blood Bitten cure 11.d blood in any form,
from a common pimple to the wont scrofu-
lous Mn.
DO YOU WANT
FIRST CUSS BUBDIBS
a4s
FAIIIXG IIPLBIIIITS?
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
H so, rail epos JOHN KNOX sad KOSSRT
THOMIMON, Ooderlok, or W. H. V •H(X)W.
Da.ssasos-
They *hew fret-vians ieh►kagglee, mans kaE-
glen wbwtews road warts, sod starless mbar
styles- A11 wort warranted sad W erutcl• e
tomb. made by The McLAUGHUN CO.,
01.11* W A.
Noxon Farm Machinery.
IN THE COUNTY.
400-S HITS -400
CREAI 111D BIPE LACE CURTAINZ
Direct frotii the w,lk.•r, in Scotland, and at Prices to suit everybody.
The nndewyr.od aro oleo agents fur Meson
Ilretbeew' celebrated feed IDN1ls. R.nden and
Mowers, aortae Tooth Cuttiy1oes mom
Hakes. `,e.. ate_ as wail as for as
Cockahutt Plow.
CHINELL CURTAINS!
CHEAPER THAN EVER AND PRIG QUALITY,
Mats and Rugs in great variety.
Art Muslins from 5 cents up.
A complete stock of House Furnishings of all kinds.
is
OUR CARPET SEWING MIACH/NE
a great success. we can mats, 1 :,(t „r 40 Vitra earpet in about
two hour& .ALL ORDERS 1'Ru\II'TLY EXECUTED.
COLBO8RNE BROS.,
GODERICH.
Tie Great Carpet and Lace Curtain. Warehouse
- of the County.
Choice
Family
Groceries
.annteeters* by the Cewk.hatt Plow es. of
llr.b(f•ed. oat
We are prepared to far.seb the prehtic alt13
ever, style of nolle,* • id the very bone make
of agrMaltonsl temesem . M the levee per
. lys east wsmmomeeraa with ereteltm
womatesehip.
'Yee ds71
n�tlave to wait we arts properoll a manta r owe attertoi- -v yes right es O WM/ 19 .►
11 yes want Laegalas lb the *tmv`` amused
nose aspen sad Imre Loar order eifb or ad
dram wag gas of the padpaplRpod
JOHN KNOX, (hiferich,
ROBT. THOMPSON, Ooderioh,
W11. VAROOK, Dungannon.
saw
The Best in the Market anT#te Most
Reaonable Prices -at
Ra W. RVNcIMBN's,
t'.r. Meatreal Moog avid *..r..
SEASON 1894.
Prosect
FINE WEATHER, and IbRI(,liT 1)AVS.
Ai the "Em orient rr ..
BRIGHT FLOWERS and FINE TRIMIMIIN(.S for F'ash-
/ ionable Headgear, to snit all tastes and purses.
=SS H. M. PITCHER,
MILLINERY EMPORIUM,
gar Next door to Star Office. tt-MST STRERT.
g41.3:30'L7'T
BOOTS &SHOES
The reason why nearly everyone buys their Shoes at
DOWN INC'S
is because, being a thoroughly practical Shoemaker, he
knows a Shoe when he sees it, and is not dependant on
the manufacturer or jobber for pointers, which very often
point in the wrong direction for the consumer's benefit.
Nearly all my Goods are made expressly to my or-
der, and not bought throughobbers or middle men,
therefore, I can Sell goods at about the price others Pay
who buy through jobbers.
As naval a large stock of the Newest and Best Goods
made in Canada, at prices that will defy the keenest com-
petition.
E. DOWNING,
WNOLESALE ANO RETAIL
r7Repalnmg promptly and well done.
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