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Dwntai AnfOUfMmhnt.
AN
UNEXPECTED LESSON.
IT aro.. Dsatiut a. . Stevan.
•' 11►IUNT edicts- the sermon at all
this morning," said Mrs. Fisk. " ii ...s -
.d tome Dr. Prescott went out of his way
to my odd thiays, and I am ..try to notice
In is beginning to put on bide gdpit •ire.
sesethav i .spec M7'dUWM Odliersy tlti.-
What do you mesa by little pulpit airs,
wile
•' Why, didn't you notice how every little
while ho he shrugged a shoulder•" sad Mn.
Fish drew up one shoulder in exact unite,
tiros of the minister's movement. " Then
Nen was so affected way of glomming with
great rapidity from right to left, as if swil-
led by his own idem."
Again Mrs. Fish mimicked the pastor,
tarots( her eye. from side to side to se ludi-
crous • manner that her husband laughed
outright, and little Dot burst into • loud
peal of laughter too.
l i s such .1 QOM. lttU. inanaaristas as
thea," she added. " That 1 call palpal airs,
and as I mid Were I detest them ' I only
wish semow* would tell Dr. Prescott how
he spade the .Sect et *bet be is myt.g by
smssd�sg soak leeks and attitudes."
!Kiss Fisk and hoc husband had just re
treed from church, and little Dot, seated
e the floor, was paying sash hod atttetou
to what her mothr was saying that her
father asked lwghiegly, " And what do
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT MIN
AT
you thisk of rrulpie airs, little Dot
" I a -tests em "' said Dot amphatimally.
This cased • merry laugh at Dot's ex -
poem for the little four-year-old was oar-
ticularly food of getting hold of words al-
together too large for ber little pucker of •
mouth. The dimmer -bell novae lust then
effected • casae• is the subtext.
it was Mosd•y afternoon, however, that
Dr. Prescott called os Mrs. Fisk, and the
ssrvsat, thinking Mr mistress was at home,
admitted him. Ilb discovering that Mrs.
Fisk was away,the girl returned to the per-
lor and was surprised t• Bud Dot carrying on
what appeared quite an asientd convertor
tion with the minister.
WM . Mrs. Fisk returned she saw bar
peeLef s mord IS the salver on the hall table,
sad later in the •h rs000 as .hr sat sewing
with Dot seated se usual on the fluor sor-
rowed by her beloved dollies, the wea-
ring,
aitress, in paestag looked into the room and
said :
"I suppers you saw Dr. Pres.ott's card,
wise!
Mei. Fisk replied that she had moon it, and
was sorry not te have sees the voodooism
hisoelf.
As the girl passed as, Dot l•ok"d up and
remarked is • taw of great satisfaction
"I seed his, and I tolled him I did a -test
pulpit airs."
"What'" Mrs. Fisk started se and spoke
with such enemy that i)•t started too. Theo
she added safe t uietl)) "Dot, toll mamma
just what you said to Dr. Pr•soott."
The child bila• again with • mti•Sed
air, as if sure of ciommeadatica for baying
mo worthily perforated • needed duty.
"I tolled him i did stoat pulpit sirs, and
he said, 'Wham do you inese,lits& girl" And
i my, 'You ou stooks Dryou ehsald'r, and you
Rom this way," and bet opened her brews
d
oyes to their ■tmoee attest a
litd• bedyabout u her desire to as wild
as pagoda*.
What ehe did he say, d what didyos
say asked Mrs. Fisk, her value fairly trem-
bling with •z.itstiest sad anxiety.
H• say, ' Who tolled vea that little
girl " Aad I says, 'Miss M ittthews.' " sod
Dot threw bask but head and laughed quite r.
athat all he said r asked bar
asoma.Ne; Who is Miss Yittikesx
lad i say. 'Ole Mother Hubhart And
he laugh and say, W he .ld Mother Hub-
bard is" And l say, ' Little aid Mars
Step -ted fete► it''" mad the usnen.oioas
Dee laughed the birder.
had N
Mrs. Fisk, d•api ter
laugh tee, bet she oskd again-
" Lad what did Dr. Prescott ay then!
Tell.sssme truly, Dot"
H. never say 'aeshar word, may 1ine\
sty cheek and say, ' Ob, you utile mischief,
you,."
Mrs. Fief felt • little relieved. She had
shown mush • predilection for silk mittens
all winter that her husband hod sportive
be Wpm, the wetter farther es tie •NM -
M Tedi w Dom speak te ..�..e d
thatia
rls. New rasa. .bee, Del .
And the kamee s Dot rsawred her, pre
Wein "Weedy reels' seem le lel it to Dr.
Prime* again, .or te any .ns dee. " ewer
Y me"
rimy
talking the salter overt with but bee -
Wad that sight Mrs. Fisk esseisdeed with
the remarks,
' 1 did sot realise for as tides% that the
Iitsis midget would uadaasteed is the hest
what I was sayisr mob less treawr. up
sad remember it. But it shows that par-
ser isomer be moo owfsl what shimmy be-
fore sbddren, and eoposi•Ily Moon others.
As to my mimiry, 1 am simply ashamed of
It, and acknowledge frankly waterier
morell a cherisable and severs
l gee only say 1 have learned • lassoo not
soon to be forgotten."
Net very long afterward Dr. Pr.eoett
preached as adsirabl" arson to which
Mrs. Fisk listened oath • treed sir of
placid attention, all -hough her heart flutter
ad an little en.w.a bouods at several points
is the di•mur.s. There was satire abloom
of any .uprfluous wa.riw, bet only a
very earnest, impr.ouvs w, as the rood
ossa admoauM.i Christian paresis to be-
ware lest their style of couverattou prove
ant thing but beneficial to the younger mem-
bers of the family.
Ila remtadd has bearers that '
pe cher be ever so faithful and ever so au•
ore. his teachings would lees •ll power and
his prompts all value, in tact hie onflueurie
for good would be totally lost upon the
young potpie of the n•o•ebold, if be was
criticised infer orably in their bearing. A
stogie remark. h.of • detrimental
character—ea �iMa( iso destroy the easel
earnest aorta en the pastor's part •
And the sermon was use that could have
been listened to with marked profit by
many a well messing get thoughtless par
ant. Amrisaa timeestasr.
ONE STANDARD FOR BOTH SEXES.
ienettee a.m.rbs ea the Subset from
••
Josiah •Ilea's WW1."
Jomeh Altos's children have been brought
u p to think that iso of any kind is Just as
sad in a man a. in a woman ; and any plac.
of amusement that was bad for • women to
go to was bad for a mu
New. wino Thema aims was a YOM
feller, he was h..hiked to ge to o lesser.,
sad Josiah said :
" better let him go, Samantha : it h•in't
so place for women and girls, bet it won't
hurt a hey.''
Pays I, " Josiah Allis, the Lord mads
Thomas Jefferson with test as pure a Mart
as Tlrrab Ann, and no bigger ears and .yes ;
sod if Thomas Jeferson goes to the arose
Turek Asea goes too."
That stopped that. And then he was b. -
witched to get with other boys tb•t smoked
.d citiewod mimeo*, and that Josiah was
jest that easy turn that he would let bin go
with 'em. Bat save I .
Josiah Allen, if rhontas Jefferson goo,
with these boys and gets to chewing and
seating tobacco, I shall buy Tirzab Ann •
DR. Z. RICHiRDSON'S
somf•L ramose.
@MA MK MOP NST-STUEET
SODMIZOL• M.
It sande me eatld etlea. atter •
tie eg
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send
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entrw mea
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the
patient mil the I. se inelb ow Imrsaless am miser.
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the teeth�,yM a ve to Bels. FtMfmt•
memo me Itis
redMvw i,gv lo.. in /M.gbsts.
APresrvedge et rho.nerd math a ar
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adeftesdeftestspersei ae well ale
I117 patten/ latest a stewsa,
MIM DS. S. ItIORARDSON.
--- galled her Yrs. MittRw, and of xouw.
sakes up foo of or mambas trio Sham say
ether erode of psa'ahene.t To remise wit'
she hey, le talk it ewer with him calmly said
lsmisgly wield We as hoer, perhaps two
keens. Bus yes eau whip him is three
ensures. A tam ashtrays, my at ow hsa-
dred •adt •tone mends, might te be able
to kessit a a�ye•r-old boy oat u the Brea
rosad. Yes us to your wort nervous,
salt s•kame -,q erttaW, year oe-ooieme•, if
at be see osssii to mllesm.sm, lashing you
with a whip of esorpisss. Aad the boy moo
his way, wrath aid bate sed coss.sps
writhing u he heart bre of the pais and
ache of his smarting bask. It is the punish
most of the stowage ; it has bees abolished
from the Davy and the army, and is retain
ed only is Christian homes, and other ho -,es
net quite is Christer.
And U whipping dues very little good
iniad, I don't admit toot it dummy --.sold
ung, which is the next most popular node of
wisteria's', does absolutely nu good what
over, Nader any oirvumeune,a Not one
partial. All the scolding in the world,
from the dews of cresteou dosn to this
late, never did one solitary bit of good. It
makes people—boys, girls, women and men
nervosa with sever : it irritates, annoys
fret• and maddens then, ; drives boys away
from home, and men t" distraction, and
tint is about all it does People sN, " Well,
see bow your fayerit. `reed old prophets
.•-olded " Yes, they did, and some of them
sawed is two for at. And the people
whom they scolded west on worse than
ever. Resides, they scolded sen who ought
to know better ; we ■re discussing the pun.
ishment 91 boys. hoot could a boy. If you
only knew of what he was thinking -pilo
you were molding him you'd do it
again.
Of coerce, then must be punishment for
offences : punishment for the sake of dimip
line. The prohibitory law without the
penal clam.s is of very little effect Rat re-
venge isn't pauiehmeat. It is better by
your example, by your helpful companion-
ship, by your honest counsel, to keep the
boy est of trouble than it is to whip him for
• ttiog into it. The more loving and for-
triviai• your punishments the deeper will be
their impression upon the heart of the boy.
fie gentle and pat tent with him. His worst
faults irrithe you the most kesaly bemuse
you know whence he inherits them If you
•re geisg to make him • New Teet•mest
me.. model yourself on the mise lime. It
was Mira, the prophet, • good man, a holy
mea awl allot flee, wits in righteous sager
uposi l:esesi iRS leprosy of Neaman
Mat should " clove unto him and usto his
oblidre. boraver, ' • punishment for covet.
comma sad lying Hut when the Man of
Nazareth came into the world He laid His
fraud upon the leper and cleansed his with
portent !malls( ai..l tender words. When
you have wide up your mind in about ten
minutes or tea monads that your boy needs
• good sound whipping, take about throe
days to think over it • whipping will keep
for • weak -and then see if you can take a
• tisk and beat him.
pipe."
Aaa that stopped that.
And about erudite ," says I, Thomas
Jed isms, if it be the will of Providence to
change yon to • wild hear, I will chain you
up and de the beet I eau with you. But if
you do a yourself. torn yourself into a wild
t by drinking, I wirun away ; for 1
could never stand it, never ! Aad," I ass-
tinned,
ontinned, " if ever I use you hanging around
bar -rooms and tamers dors, T,rzah Asn
shall hang toe."
Josiah argued with me. Says he : " It
doesn't look es bad for • boy as it doss for
. girl."
Rays I, " Custom makes the difference ;
and we are more used to geeing the mea.
But when liquor goes to work to make a fool
and • brats of anybody, it don't stop to ask
about the sex, sad makes • wild besot •d
idiot of • man or woman, and to look down
from heaves I guess • arm looks as bad
lying dead drunk as a woman Iowa"
Says I, " Things looks differently tram up
there than they do to us --it is a moresight-
1 d Ayou talk about looks, Josiah
Allen esI don't go os clear looks, I go on
principle. Will the Lord say to am on the
last day, ' Josiah Altsn's wife, bow is it
with the soul of Tiraah Ann ; softer Thomas
Jeffercm s soul be being • boy it haia't of no
acsouat !" No ; I shall have to give an ni-
cotine His for mydealings with both
ehuse noels maand
taIshwd
fool guilty if I brought him ep to think
what was 'impure for • woman was pure for
• gra. If • man has a greater desire to do
wring—which i won't dispute," says I,
looking keenly mite Josiah, " he has greater
sts-eagtli to resist temptation. And so,"
says I in mild sweats, but firm as old Ply-
mouth Rock, " if Thomas Jefersou Wags,
Tb -rub Asa shall hang too."
I have brought Thomas Jefferson up to
think that it was just as had for him to
list.. to a bad story or coag as for a girl, or
worse, for be had mom stres,th to "-
away, and that it was a disarms tor him to
talk or litotes to soy staff he would be
e sbaned N have Tirsab Asa or tea N hest.
i have brought bin up to thiak that sanli-
n om did. t ..sit is haming a vigor in his
ism* and his hat on one tide, and swear-
iag, and Haag phrases. and • kteiwledee of
stieaable amnss
eeests. bat is Myr' bolt
oaf every duty that ossam to him with •
tray and he cheerfulthe weak,and ; kelpie, to maht
twarms.tted protest
mak-
ing the tart and beet et w lobed sadet teso l
God bee gives him Is short.
brought him age to think that purity lad
virtue are both fesainine and .iasauU.s sod
that Ged's easels w sot s.cessarlly all she
ons' Josiah All..'• Wife.
BOB BURDETTE ON WHIPPING-
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Ter Oasisl Sou se M Sem doll•dteA. It
dAar Good.
'l'io eeosties of puaishm..t—Trow ben
lensed the mar. by heart a a
as.smhame r alts Dot bad time. Thee. Memo, d Mr
Nod-
ose.
Ila Ttiaad—What keesme.1 thatbwY- ^e.short lieges drold ys
sr tar • Haber shapeless Mt
..hon
I'd lull length portrait of yenrslf sad your
first butls.d
Mea Tw.Yrm-11 is bade. away up M
Ike garret. My woad buehei d has .ever
elms It yet. I'm k.epiee a 1nr • surprise.
" A teepee• C
" Yea If be over agsia gives me • 10-
eon
0'eet heals et pertem•ry for • Christmas
premat I'll glee him that patens( fes • New
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KOBURT J. lir REA gts.
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net Two Boys..
It was os • Mi•higas ('..Mel train the
other day. A t•Il, fine-looking mag and
a handsomely dressed woman sat just is
front .,f a plainly dressed, sweat -faced lady
of perhaps seventy years. Ocoee is a while
—pretty often—the man turned and made
seem remark to the elderly wooer whom
he called mother, and whom eyes showed
shat she was proud and fond of her eon.
The younger woman, his wife, seemed
somewhat lees cordial, but she, too, oeoe in
• while, turned and dropped • word or two
into the ooaversation.
By and by the porter announced that
dinner was ready in the dining car, and the
young man said :
"Well, mother, Emma and I will go sow
sod get • dinner. You ikeow she needs
▪ mg warm. You have brought your
lsnchoon, I ootid•, and I will send you in a
cup of tea."
After the couple bad gone, "mother" eat
looking out of the window in deep thought,
apparently, land perhaps not altogether
happy. Folly she reached under the seat
and brought out a little worn, black basket,
and began fingering the ribbon with which
it was tied.
Just than the train stopped at • elation,
the door was Bun` open and a cherry faced
noon stepped inside. He looked eagerly op
and down the car, and his glance fell upon
the old lady. "Mother!" ha cried.
"John, my John "' answered the lady,
and the two were clasped in • loving em -
braes
"Where are Frank and Samar" be de-
manded.
"'Toy have gone into the dining ear.
Foams isn't strong, you know, and has to
have a hot dieser."
This hint remark she repeated in answer
to a look in Jobs's eyes.
"And you did•'t want any dieser, i sup-
pose'" His eyes fell epos the Lasket. Be
mustn't hurt his mother's feeliegs, and he
checked himself.
Aren't you glad to sea rue ! ' he said.
"Aren't you surprised ' I found I could
nest you here hotted of waiting till you
reached Meese. And say, -ether. isn't
that the tame basket that Trask end I seed
to carry to school ! Vas, Iil. se, '
By this time there was • emses the
mother's tea.
Well," said John, "I'm pretty hungry.
Suppose we keep this for supper, sd you
moo with me and got a reed late dinner.
No ; no .rows.'
As they left the ear they eekli the ether
couple.
John ! Wham pea as..
from r
"Row de yes de, Burnt loather and I
are jest ens, to dim.sr.
At Chimps the people who bad sate all
this saw m handsome yeseg mea, with •
little blank basket es his arm, tenderly w
•seeing • sweet-faced old lady through the
stoned to • earrtegs. As for the ether
ample, nobody seemed to hat say eyes for
ties.
I.btard. The a�pallatiee " Nati• Maria
g�..i.feseh it, Mr. Fish Aad applied
Dot b Mb s ode, ber sad k.ewiu, tse hWOW
g ige aid
Mal Me Mager • mine he weld log the
better she weeld like it.
Mrs. Fisk took Dot os iterappt look-
ing at her steadily mid gently a
mese
desiY little Dot, i want you to 1.11 me
truly, did yie say ayNtag at all to Dr.
or
twDsf_ MMeekbborMd �iaialen is her
• Ns i trimly reedy, I A Y say sawss
am mope me at& flee ks• Ski added lIghtiVADOolsbiNI
a
Oe1t-1fa...
If you must
draw the line
at ViiiP
and have, like thousands of
other people, to avoid all
food prepared with it, this
is to remind you that there
is a clean, delicate and
healthful vegetable short-
ening, which can be used
in its place. If you will
CO
USE
OLENE
instead of lard, you can eat
pie, pastry and the other
"good things" which other
folks enjoy, without fear of
dyspeptic consequences. De-
liverance from lard bas come.
Buy a pail, try it in your
own kitchen, and be con-
vinced.
Cottolene is sold in 3 and
5 po . nd pails, by all grocers.
Made only by
TN. N. K. Falrbank
Corry pa ray,
W el/sgeoa and Its. sty
A Puritan Jars.
The following list of • Puritan jury,
which sat in Sumer, in)b. 17th century, is
remarkable says the smote. I Keg I I:•sate.
Many of the surnames are still common is
the country, though few of their owners
would oars to be eacumbered with the pre-
lims of their sa.eators. The list runs thus:
Approved Trewen, of Northern : Be Thank-
ful M d, of Brightlirs ; lie courteous
Cole, of Pevoomp ; Safety on High Seat, of
t'ckfleld ; Search the Scriptures Mormon.
of Selehesat ; More Fruit Fowler, of heath
lege ; Free (lift *ebbe, of Chiddingly : In -
cream Weak., of Cockfield ; Restore Weeks
of Cnekield ; Kill Sin nimble, of Westham:
Elected Mitchell, of Heathbeld ; Faint Not
Horst, of H.athleld ; Renewed Wieberry,
of HaiWiam : Return M•lweod, of Melting-
ly
elli■
ly ; Fly Debate Smart, of Waldron• ; Reek
Wisdom Wood, of Waldron' ; Much Mercy
C'ryer, of Waldro.s ; Fight the Geed Fight
of Faith White, of Ewburse ; lhaall Hope
Riggs, of Rye ; Earth Adamib 11 Warble -
ton : Repentance Avis, of Mardali,
pantos the wseeenly iatredo. of the efferied r Well—if the patient eespial
l
"1" right kers—I sheuld say, looking at
the eeselsn from my ewe peat el view,
Nat very dram it is hest et.eeed by emit -
Om It. Hear in mind, this is the view of
w who bas kerma le his life very
Maly a Mae, complete eosld.see. bet two
boys,Ysswlf and le owe bey. Awl be
Missal very believee oe the red at all. Beating
iinft been the hest and
meet ones- .l trainees son the whip very
I .ir set at ail, mad it he'► a bit sitildren. Bevy mout be wtsr
tees.. say many time, jest es men and
wetw have N be peniehed ma., rima
Set Clod dowel beat et Every Sims we
he He don't strike ss with lightning
em rise we break • eostm•.imost ,
dues sot yaws ane swallow us up.
Hie weaned pusisbnenm are the Mavis*.
It swirl • word of smthl•g sd eentempt-
sees rebuke test Woke bad Peters beart.
Nee .wood it into • tesatds sf bombe
mare s 1t was a lsvlag, ielese deist•'
Uta a New reree..
Gsemi eaas,--I bed your 1111.R. an WI -
bailout remedy for headache aid dizziness.
1 heel tried several remedies, but to so ef-
fect. I hove taken three bottles of R. B. B.
and feel mainly eured. In fact I feel like
• difereet person.
Mrs E. L Tay,oe,
2w Holland, Man.
Subscribe for Ties StoiaL Daly $1 a year.
seepasia Woodwork con■.
Of all woodwork. that with the high
varsieh poke's, is the w dlftlenit to keep
leskieg wall—tet is a easy to mar It and se
diicalt to repair, wriest Jame Theorise M
the July ladies' Been JearsaL Whoa
deem ate starches de see go entirely
through the polish they any gsmetdtsa so
removed by rubbing ayer with linseed .dl
and rites Mese, swim/ • small piers of flat
telt te Is the rubles.. hare, bswsver,
should be taken ee as set le rub ten bard.
Hardwoed Ream if polished with shells.
r Mid, way be arse washed with sing
and water, mod thee thoroughly rubbed
with • Meth wet with all and terpentfns or
hormone and water ; this will make them
leak es well as whoa sew. Fleets faiwhed
by the waxen menial of our ammeters may
be revived by the ewe of t rpwe as.
A SUSS may
yvAAo�d lady meaRm. T. G Y. H
lett(- e. Oat. wile mod
of Msmbeefe Kid eytwo
wed Lives
THEY' AR E
PLEASANT TO TAKE
Y E T
POWERFUL TO CURE
£J1SUAY'S UNE L�E1CI$ ars' TS A SOL.
They de not n: cerate or rack we; weaken the system
Os pills and other purraiise., act they tone up the
Sew and stomach, and give them sufficient strength to
do their At naturally and well. 'Diet cure (.m
nipaiion or ryspepsia, Indigestion, Headache,
sew, t spies, `,It,wnen and all diseases sii.,n,;
from impure blood, or elugci.h liver.
Ask Tear tlewggkt it Them.
PLANING. MILL.
UTSIILISNEMiti.
Bilcilailaus & Bhyuas
earrwvaoyo.mr
BASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers Is W kinds of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Aad bulldS's' materiel el every desorlptlos
School Furniture a Specialty.
•aifs�s AOirli.B
Aging far
PATENTS
G. one.
rm�a�mssess. 1teesmlsayg�l..*m-g1s;, ]TDwwrroMe�r
pea.. M • i� .evea mos er s isms
Scientific i nteritan
NEW MILLINERY
ARRIVING AND TO ARRIVE.
ivrieS CAI�RRON
Has just returned from the cities having made her Fall
purchase in the latest lines of Millinery, Laces, Ribbons,
&c., and purposes making a second trip.
There will be no so-called Fall opening, but the show-
rooms will be open at all times to the ladies of tlodbrich
and vicinity. 81-2ai
FLMILLE1,Y.
The Hisses Yates have opened a large assortment of FELT HATS
black and white. Also the latest in fancy FEATHERS and trim-
mings.
LADIES' WHITE WEAR.
We do not intend having a formal opening this season. The
Ladles of Goderich and vicinity are invited to conic and see our goods.
_\, MISSES YATES.
O3 -?m
THE SQUARE.
PATENTS!
Headquarters for
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having receivtxl a large stock of Boots and Shoes for Fall wear
direct from the leading manufacturers, we are prepared to give the
people of Goderich and surrounding country first-class goods—lower
than the lowest.
Remember we will give you good solid leather goods at the price that
is usually charged for shoddy, and being practical shoe makers, know a
solid shoe when we see it.
We have a large and varied stock to choose from anti feel confident
that we can please you in quality, fit anal price.
Call and see us. No trouble to showgoods.
The old reliable stand—
W. SHARMANI Jr, _ -
1Ugaair r *i.
N. B. Custom work and Tel airing prcmtly Mie ded to..
N=w ZSN=E
pp��C�R. UTL Met IIIIMISbuipp�1$ 1nse8 ldi.1g..WTS
ros
OM. mended linel. earlade at MoDia.4 the
PW.
Our �ee V /ho U. S. Peteet 00-
am
f
ate. and w l W Hain Pa sal_ la ices one
ins these '•••r• hem *A ING. r t
send
MOMIL Os DILA VINO. a ed.
—IN—
RR=SS CI -00=S_
Now arriving and to arrite, and although I do not indulge in the
Spread -Eagle style of advertising so common at the present day, a dis-
cerning public cannot fail to notice that the Goods I handle are New,
Seasonable and up to date. Prices are right every time and all the
time, Quality considered. I need not enumerate the different lines in
Stock and to arrive in due course, but the public may rest assured that
no House in the Trade can do better, as I buy only from the best
Wholesale Houses, and on a strictly cas basis. One of my Specialties
just to hand in an Extra Wide Russian Navy Serge, hard finish, at a
Price never so low in the annals of the Dry Goods Trade.
,'.'.""' O I g�1shUNLaN .1'f10s
to r 4� m
a bee sed fora& se mole wepwesek. renews. Abet te •iI� Ot1ea flea oewlsg
Lae leek the ted •'msee I tkwi• M ~ a omw�a-- .f Is- iwarr. fire N u•. w
eserew ter Dia We iamra-y tang Bear t irbeet Me bey, set tes
own ter w ma& bat Im ts..Y.. Eneh tar•• la m.sr� .,...nese le weal demo: t► yew
w to this remedy Meal& rase sheen r Unset e
eaon, we •are hemi treat to heal mom MMIGIGgh AIN iri�e de %w r nsorretet tow rtya D 0
beds we -'Ile► lacier of stt/sr a were b.�
'Ass wa aim • baeF MwM esu wbgplq
respects kindly s.ltnted.
e Per coat. Sl.eea.t M
A MUNRO
Drat ter and Haberdasher.
Choloe
Family
Groceries
The Best in the Market and the Most
Reaonable Prices at
R. W. RUNOIXBN'S,
stagess wens. o.dorleh.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Our Stook of
BUILDERS AND GENERAL HAR!)1VARF_
Fee Tall trade le sow eempleew
Lanes' Genuine Steel Barn Door Hangers and Track . T Strap and.
Screw Hinges in all Sines.
I3TFEL NAILS.
Why Hay • Poor Nati who. roe can get t c ss.de hen sort BARIC RTSSI. as • wart e
r.sall advise. air
Pytee. We bays them n all i.a
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
Portland Cement, Hydraulic Cement. Calcined Plaster,
Roofing Pitch, Building Paper General Hardware.
DAVISON
Ulou_J1 1N L P. wfaaaatn
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