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JOHN KNOX, GENERAL AUC-
Uoa.sr ..d Land Valuator. OodeAeb.
Oat Roving bad oondd.eable .xperiesce l
the &cottons eel trade, hs Is t. • pe.11100 to
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Dental AaNltnoenfe4L
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
ETHER CIKORIDE
AT
DR. E. RICHARDSON'S
seareL rAlta.ese.
OPERA NOME SLOOP MST -STREET
OODLLZOH. OMT.
It •abeds me unlimited satidactis. after •
triborme pepesdation of delightful .D watersng la the most hed
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p.tr os.. as subsalt that 1 lave the sly sad
selutVS night to w 4. Soderich
warranted10e
later
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to moor tis. least ear during the estnietioe
of teeth ever! road very ofps any
penInl tnhemost
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U • real sasembstM tftrt SeysesibS4S the
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hie moth hearse flys M pato. Patients
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trimeleevely aareedena es mas aa,.r.
p,y.rvetIo of the n•tsrs1 teeth •
AU dental operations well •ad skillfall, don.
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sand ' Y. mann learn to fad the
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with • bads 0( sesewsp,� t0. tl&Mle. WU IPSO a
ventriloquist. weed sake it y. aLlera,e.
b•wra' that's bet.'
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pia his bona ; said • very smell bey seeame.
who .,
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e.elante.eoolls 4.00
the fevsmidad . strutter* is the lie., sod r•
needed, drawing*/
'Weal, haw It, filen, sell Hefty'
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Peepie wee me eareeed to the mads
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A T.II.E FROM WINNIPEG
HOW TWO PROMINENT CITIZENS OF
THE PRAIRIE CAPITAL RE
GAINED HEALTH.
0111 si PULP MOO Tag VII I T,. 0t a Alak1A
AAu I•ulbe0Tlow, THA 4f411 10 711011
van. .h.. eituaTSATIu♦ Tttallt Anat.
An T4.0 A TY,aulla aarukTtit,
✓ egan the Wisai ias ?ribose
114. modem world is decidedly skeptical.
aid on the cam of .stow by Advil rt nod meds•
mimes, It is enae'.uoos remarked that they
occur at hog diatom*. Itveeatly, ho.•
ever, the Tnhuue tors told that • tt''nuipeg
genttem.au bad paned c him tough an ea penes,.•
as remarkable as ray of Otte. pu:dshed,a.d
1 I*smutty tato the matter revealed the tout
that several pruue•rnt cit,,eue of
\VInaipeg had tarn greatly leretitled
by the use ,a I)r. til,lltame' fink 1' Ib. One
tot these envies is Mr WA Charlesworth,
I th. well known contractor, woo, during his
residence 111 ttlnuipej, has added to the
beauty .ad wealth of to.• Prairie I'enttal by
ere•tlag some ot its deist and most sub-
•taoual bui..hog.. Naturally what Mr.
Chuloewot,h would say as tc the merits of
• medical oreperaton would be read with
IInterest by the tummy citizens who have met
him in buroees sod socially, soda Tribune
reporter was deta►Iei to met from him some
part.eulare nu the matter Mr l'harle.worth
was arra at has beautiful sent cry Moms
on William street, a few days alum, anti
while unwilling to attract publicity, yet. tor
the bene -it of those suffering as he once was,
he commented to icon a simple statement of
his can. Ab..ut thea, e0 tear. ago, while
11rme to the sought -re part of Illinois. near
I .arra, he had e• veal rt,acl. of 11 .lart.4
fever sol ague. vino -it left hl. bl.ee1 poor
and thin, end -' Jetenge.l bu intent. that
for about feu yaws .near lie wait a *offerer
from, chrome sof itoat ;on He cone north
after residing the'., t..r some yeere tot ordrr'
to try to shale off the effects of themaiarta,
but without much •once.. He has net
had. while to the north. another real attack
of ague, but every season he ha had incept
eat attacks, which were se)) warded off by
the prompt ma of quinine. Bilious fever
also tbre,tened i0 the sena way. He also
*uttered severely from indigauoo. Ueter•
rn,tioc to make • decided effort to get rid
of he c.mpl,.•Aten of disorders, he began In
the .0 4 of 1841 to toss t)r. W,ll,.os' Ptak
Pills, the advertisements of which he had
read in the newspapers. Mr Charlesworth
haven to use its pill In October. and for
the first month scarcely felt say improve-
ment. However, fr.-,n that time 00, im-
provement was rapid and the effect, marvel-
lous. The add of •he winter of 1341 2. se
will be remembered, was int -eon. and yet
so great was the toning up of the system
sad the enrichment ot the ble.J, that he
scarcely felt the cold at all that winter
His indigestion wan removed, and canoe that
time he has not had snot her attack of mol -
aria fever. He contino- d taking the µIIs
ap to .boat the noddle of January. In
closing his 'Purview Mr Charlesworth
said However. do est nil" upon my au-
thonty alone. but see Mr. Fairchild, who
has used the pills.
'The Mr. F.,rchlld, it is needless to on,
is Mr. Frank Fairsh,ld, the larges: dealer in
vehicles and farm maehinery m N'esterw
('anada. Mr. Fareh,ld's name is too well
known to readers of the Tribune to need any
further introduction. He was also seen and
fully confirmed what Mr. ('harleeworth
i said. Some time ago Mr. Fairchild suffer-
ed from nervous pr,wtratioa brought on by
overwork, anti suffered also from • dull pain
in the back nl thb heart. Atter spending
some time at a famous Chicago sanitarium
be was stivirel to take something to build
up hie blood, the donors mentioning Pink
Pills in their Int of thing*&detsed. At first
he took . fluid preparation, but as he found
this unhandy Lar take with him M be travel-
led. he decided to try Pink Pill, as Mr.
Charlesworth had very strongly recom•
mended them. He Lound groat benefit from
their use and continued taking thews until
restored to health. He has 0o hesitation so
recommending them as • great bulkier up
and purifier of the blood.
Dr. Williams' Tisk POB may be had of
all druggists, or direct by mail from 1h.
Wiltis.s Slediceas ('ompany. Srockvilla,
Oat., Schenectady, N. V , 50 nada • hoer. or
iia bones for 12.50 The pita at whish
then pill are red metes a course of treat-
ment comparatively inexpensive, as 'anger-
ed with other remedies or medical treat-
ment
FASHION'S FANCIES.
Ivy leave* and a ooh of pink satin ribbon
w ere en effsettve trimming o0 • simple
gown of white silk organdie.
Evening brocaded 'owns are trimmed
with Valescisoes or point de Venice lace
fur embroidered chiffon, etc.
Loose teagowns of heorietta and silk are
trimmed with lace, fur and chiffou. Straps
and .trends of jet aro .Iso used.
'Falstaff' is the name of a brill,ant g.Idee-
brown that is exeoem1uely fashionable. The
rage Ior brown la Not yet waning.
The 'egg' roseate of white satin ribbon u
toted oe has imported front the gay French
capital. Then are near sad very pretty.
I ieep Dollars of beaded Vandyke. are
beautiful. Team are fielded with a mol
hustle of pale yellow or pink satin ribbon.
A magnificent carriage toilettes of green
brocade tnmmed with no► Mack gni re
taco At the font of the skirt is, an edging
.( bear fur
Buckle* of get or steel .nrtn*unted by a
plume of fathers or a Miniboom. aigrette are
n ew on evening toques of velvet. Fur Is
ata, a de.rable panniers.
One of the most &enable eombenatioea
for opera wraps w handsome lady'a sloth
and chiffon The lining is 'etre, gree A
1.nsdres, moire or benl(e11ne.
Los, this of aesordiee•plaited .ilk (0440
.44.5 the ends and at the cervine with eettall
resew. of Chiffon. trimmed a pale yellow
bgenhe silk da.eieg (reek admired at • re
Dr...y
chapeaus ars maids with full velvet
now.. The cabriolet shape is nee of the
Mwest ie military model, sed is invariably
trimmed Melt with ostrich plumes (lyrist.
MW ribbon hoes and strings, Mask valet
N W jet .
The -west quill feathers me pestered
with. jut. Jet is ciao etinIIs alders
g•reiteree employed by t_ g_s _cera•
makers. Strap of fine 1e* INNI e`eMve
ageism. the white citifies veet of a eels Wm
evening gown recently were by as seine
tow* Moeda.
id.aly the handsomest slyest •••••••1b.ttine smarrm are of blink ..woofer, with MIA -
metal rebid ',Mums, Old -sass Hessen blank
are very risk sed 511005,75 sed (atta•Nme
es brews in shwa fuhinea0w Merida Hee
oteseroler, rod. season sed cess -gray are
aloe b.s.tifsl grounds is e•r.enls.
se.�
,qty eared h larleek PHU They te
Sara ere Is rash he
THE SIGNAL : GOD MOH, ONT., THVIMDAT, DEC. 13. 1894.
MEN OF THE HOUR.
James O. Blains, jr, - is • law snidest at
the 0.ivrstt7 of Ytrviai•, sad bee awed •
ktg rspstal*s as thos omen rash of the tont
"entity football team.
Aeon -dine to • writer in the Caaadian
MaKsuw, lemur Joseph Papoose, the Mader
.f the C•sad►au tasurreertow to 1850, was
the ereeteet man that Freach•Csa•ds ever
pruduond.
W ('larks Russell, the writer of .es
storms, is such • sufferer from rheumetu.m
that he oat use asttk.r his bands nor his
fort and dictates hie literary work to his
.I.le.t mom- H. resides at Rath, Kogland.
The heaviest um000shIler in the world r
M1m. Mullion, of 11.0 ick County, Teo. the
s.•oq;l.. 070 p.uud., mud •lihough the rev
esa0 officers have a clear case against her,
they find it impossible to get her out of her
eabin.
GkJ.tone 11 proud of his Scotch ances-
try The family line, on his mother's aid.,
tr..es bavk to King Dubow& Dub.awl s ounuest•
eel with the geseologleal tree of King
Jams 1. His father's people wan suMut
tial folk
Rudolph Homing., of London, is writt*g
as err• peers, which, when completed, w►11
troutate 2,000 can,.. from 1,00 to 700 words
each. It 1e a history of 11 ,gland from the
time of William the Conqueror up to the
Lime of James 11
lt'ilhaiu 1' de, the great authority on
whist, who was torn in 1814, is at mice an
erprt civil engineer, s skilful organist .ad
au authority oe •11 qumu0Is relating to
.team engines, railways, armor plate, dr.to-
a:e end army orinaar.
Mn. L, H Leland is a woman to whose
. chtevrmeute women everywhere may point
with pride She a the biro trombonist to
the orchestra of the First Bapua suoday
shoed .•t It.lt,more. A few years ago Mr&
Leland know nothing of the possibilities of
the tromto..e, but w..h:mg te develop her
how, she h.y.n to study .ad practice. Now
not only aro her lunge e=panded and her
general health improved, but .he occupies a
roams of musical huuor and responsibility
tai, well.
Bev. Sabine Baring -Gould, the author of
the popular hyn.., 'Ouwsrd, Christian Sol-
dier,' s at own a country person, a country
e mirs, • lord of the manor, a sermon writer
a student of comparative relmion • popular
nolelut and & poet. He has written fifty
books, is deeply versed in mediaeval myths
and legeode, and at the same tome u to
sympathy oath modern life and pr.gress.
He is t,0 years old, end Ines is the beauti-
ful old Eurabethea Manor House at Lew
F rench•rd where the Gould family lived
ever sine the days of James I.
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.
NI:se Emily Feithfu- ll is an inveterate
smoker, through the advice of her phyto
con.
Grimaldi, the clown, is to be kept .m•
mens! by having • street in London named
atter him.
Preeidrnt I'assimlrl'erier'e new carriage
m. Po high that an aseass10 couldn't reach
him with a .1.geer.
Mn. J h: it Stewart, the widow .f the
confederate generic', is the principal of the
diocesan school for girl in Staunton, Vs.
Miss Francs E. Willard says tint good
cooking Is e..entsl to eternal happmnees,
while bed cooking has driven thousands of
men to dnak.
Earl I:rey, who died recently at '.2, was
the oldest Iiviog peer sod the last survivor
of Lord Melbourne's tabmct, the cabinet
which held oboe when Queen Victoria as-
cended the throne.
As an off hand epigram maker, Bishop
Lawrence is • success. For instance It is
far better that some mistakes be made with
enthusiasm than that no mistakes be made
with indtffereoce,
A currently reported utterance of Queen
Victors is to the effect that but two men
not only sever toadied to her but at times
flatly cootradieted her. One is Mr. Glad-
stone ; the ether was her devoted servant,
John Brown.
Joha.na .ad Freeman Moses celebrated
their fiftieth wadding anniversary at Port -
lend, 4. , the other day, and the mother of
Mr. Moses, a lady n2 years old, ravened
with them. The senior Mr. Morel died
only • year ago.
TRUTH IN A NUTSHELL
A soft answer will Intl where • club will
not.
Untie the hands of sip and it will cut
your throat.
'Let him that thinket)) he staodetb take
heed lest be tall
A loafer i■ the church is as worthless ea
he is anywhere else.
A man is generally lying when hetell you
he is too poor to give.
The devil will run tram the man who is
not afraid of the truth.
If we keep praises alive then will be no
hick of joy in the been.
Some men are more apt to be controlled
by prejudice than by priciple.
The sin that will keep you out of the
Bible will keep you out of heaven.
No ('hristian iso ean think of failing un-
til he has stopped counting upon (mod to
help.
it is better to have grass enough to stead
the thorn thus to have the thorn takes
away.
Obscurity on earth will sot keep you
from owning a mansion near the three" in
heaven.
Then are people who want religion, but
they don't wait enough towed them for usy
thing .les.
Norway Pine Syria, cures ooushs, odds,
and all throat end lung troubles. Prion,
2Se. aid 50c. l m
God will not Maw .way from any place
where two or throe Marta are hungering for
his presence.
1'o remove worm" of all kisac from chil
dram or imitate ia. Low's Worm Syrup s
• safe and cure re nedv. im
elwenit t. 15..J.sa.
It was the [Mohan d fiefdom, • clever
and beautiful Sooteb woes. who e.asss-
tdly] dumbfounded • pr•et..tioue dandy.
H. was bead* her st • .upper party, and
in order to gam her geed greens .(held •
liking for the Senttsh taogos deeleri g that
Awe we mot • S.Mtsh phrase he did set
soder* as
Rax tog • eprswl n that bobbl1joek, too
plied tbe amebae, without tillemillse e
ersede of her lace
Th. .zquteite leered appalled„ sea thea
d usk away in osatur.e, while the seaML•
Dion was performed by • cavalier ll�ng
from the .earth of the Tweed.
!Os wanted him is haled her • ttltakey-
wise-
rwee.aelt ea Orono.
newgW Perri, Ter.sen. Oak, dates thee
Milb.yw's fled livor (KI Milder. with
Wird Cherry Bark is fres Irma .b jsehem
sore teat.. betas alms* as plaasaet ee strap
whits ter soughs sad eelds N eyes sem=
satiehOtrs, arsine ,.._ply even is
mute sews
MIFF ANO BRIGHT PROVERBS•
Rlebeo rates weak children
Bls terols west split rail.
Where fathers flee mothers fight.
Sweat se the champion fsuluer.
Th. blackguard is the thief of spar.
Meet farms pasture too many Mamas.
Ache ours. do out strew too boot trees.
Scalding tears will soar the fairest cheek.
Rank books contain easy take of fashion.
Short sermons make wide-awake t'hrs
Cans.
Art loess nothing by cyaniding modesty •
tis leaf
A etas's sign may he bigger that his bust
ear.
Guts withoet (0raight Moot wide of the
mark.
A toothbrush should go with every dirty
story. -
It take* many a wail to make • drama
tad . laugh.
Don't put your secrete in the advertising
column.
Beware the strength born of carrying all
the hurdles*.
Temptation relies more on suggestion
than etpalm re.
The best sough owe r llagvard'e Pectoral
Kalman. It heals the lungs and cures
ouugh* sad colds. liti
tae.... t4 Baby.
Mary Harwell Fiver the followiog 5111s
ot fare for baby in the St. Loos Republic,
and she says they will agree with any
healthy child from 12 months to 2'. years of
age
1. Milk to drink Half • .•aoer of oat-
meal with • little butter and alt. Half •
saucer of oatmeal with cream and sugar A
few teaspoonful of strained prune juice.
2 Thoroughly mashed p.,tato with • little
Lotter, cream and alt. A thick strip of
rale bsef.taks to suck 'should he allowed
only the juice,. A few teaspoonful of fine-
ly swayed apple. Milk to drink.
i. Half of • sots boiled egg Milk teast.
Baby tea --made of milk sod warm water is
eloel proportions, with sugar and • drop of
vanilla,
4. Bread and milk Two te.epooefule of
tine graioed apple sauce. Half shoe of bread
with beefsteak gravy.
S. Half auoer of rice with butter and salt
Half saucer rice with cram and sugar Two
or three teaspoonfuls of orange juice. 110E
to drink.
6. Half teacupful of beef tea. Crackers
and milk. Third of • slice bread with pure
maple syrup.
7. A little strained fig sirup of constipat-
ed) mule by botltog figs in water with sugar.
%lush and milk. Small slice breed and bet-
ter without crust
8. A teaspoonful of the breast of chicken
or turkey minced very hie. Toast and milk.
Small lump ot sugar ter dessert.
.. Oatmeal, crackers and milk. Raked
potato, cream and alt Whipped cream,
sweetened sad flavored.
10. Half shoe buttered toast, without
cruet Brad and milk. Taste of custard,
wine. jelly, or melted vanilla or ch.eolste
ice crew. -
Mooing old ae11ert.t.
An escheat,. eyes the following direc-
tions We give them for what they are
worth To clean black silk and cashmere
or hennetta, of It u badly soiled, n.ake •
tea of five cents' worth of soap bark and •
pall of soft water : let this stand over
night, then strain it. Wash the goods in
thus water, end then rinse slightly, hang up
to dry without ringing, and when the cloth
ceases to drip iron of on the wrong side with
as cold an tronas will take out the wrinkles
by Wiest. prolong. Remember that silk
and wool are animat fibra and scorch easily.
For sponging the same material use the
soap bark tea or dissolve one tablespoonful
of borax and indigo in • pint of water ; the
borax elesnies the cloth while the mate
brightens the color. Some oolored woolens
and ootteos are suooea.fully washed an bran
water. Put some wheat bran in • cloth
bag and boil It is water foe an hour, strain
it and use mated of seas and water.
An old•fuhiooed and, and at the tome
time, • good way to aeon black silk that
has b.00me glary from wear is to sponge t1
with water to which • tittle •mmon a has
been added. This process cleanses it.
Then spesee it with mold coffee acrd the
glossy epos will disappear and the whole
surface look bright and clear. But the silk
ought not to be ironed atter this treatment.
Stretch a out smoothly and pin of to the
carpet or something that will hold it firmly.
Black or blue oashm.re, besrtetta and serge
con be washed on soap and water, rinsed
well and then pat into water that te med.
almost black with bluing. The black goods
may the in this water for hour, but the Alae
might bonne spotted. Half dry the cloth
in the shade sad thea iron on the wren,
side.
Httpsmsv. •ea Main,
Bootee Poet : Th. shah of Perste owns
the moot valuable arm chair to the world.
E..hu u arm chair of solid gold, *alined
with pre.o0s stones. About • year ago
mmn of the stones were stoles from one of
the legs ot the .hair, and the shah, full of
indignation, ordered the arrest of • number
of servos and held the keeperof the palace
responsible for the tsniture, with the in..-
matioe that if the thiel was sot discovered
the keeper would be beheaded. The col
prit benne eventually found he toss forth
with beheaded sod his heed carried on •
pole by the imperial body guard through
the street. of Teheran. A valuable ants
chairs is in the possession of thr earl of Rad-
nor. It erigtwlIV east (40,000, and we.
preeoatad by the oily of Anpburo to the
'Emperor Rudolph. (1. of (:.,many .bout
the year 1576 It r of noel end took the
artist abort thirty years te make it. The
Omit became the property of Const Timis,
ambamader from the oast of Swedes to
the Reelsh court. (Istevs. Rnndr after-
wards bought it, as an ant,gee. for 1,800
guineas. .s4 sold it to the earl .1 Rader
for 600 ruinous.
Nis ambers Jeww4m15..
She isn't very pretty.
She isn't very witty,
Her oneverm ties
porn:
1.t the "swells" all Sank •mend
With rovreseepe.Atetd
111, etre pro.dly �M s hyphen le ler
.em.umos
is gait*
• Mw WW.b ashy.
The baby 1'. s.q.aiated with
Knowe aas,bt of battle a henna,
Although he's of the tofaatry,
And oft.s up en areae
He puts his gr_nd•'s glasses on.
Theo imitates hie frown,
And reads the paper backward. while
He holds it upend* down.
Sometimes he crit« and oh au hard
1 think b..odentood
The good old doctor whom he said
That it would do him Food
With kitty ott upon the rug
H. has • wrestling match,
And kitty, it may be, will win
By just the merest a, retch.
He Moons a little p,ng that lisped*
Like 'Gum, ob, gum with me"
And as be is • minor, he
Selects a minor key.
Each day nurse «heels hint to the park,4'
So, in his carriage there
A little nom and heir may find
A little sou and air.
Na is hie crib he chum of,
\V,th such a fuouy .uore,
(Te wish he'd sleep till eight, twt.ad
Of waking up at tour.
Malcolm Douglass in St. Nicholas.
When to tet.edy [.fret*.
Parents having • child born w:th defects
or blemishes should seek to have them re-
moved warns' •.bort time after its 'birth.
1)o amt wait uottl a baby u two or three
years old before • specialist is c.11el In to
see • child ; have him come when the little
one is three months old. H,rthmark.,moles,
here -lip, webfingers, clubfoot, ern., can be
,more successfully remedied when • child or
young, and with much ,more atufactioa to
the perenta, if for no other redeem than Imo
cause they are .pared the peon of the child's
protestations against a surgical operatics.
The young baby cannot think and has no
dread as the child of maturer mind. It t.
only just and humane to spare the older
sold.
.ams.
• Berne lady
-A tidy named Mn T. C. M. Humphries.
living in Keene, Ont., who used only two
bottles of Membray'e idney and Liver
Cure, has forwarded a statement to the
effect that it oompletely cured her of m-
flammatory rheumatism, kidney and liver
trouble. Such • complication of diseases
yielding so quickly to this remedy should
encourage sister sufferers to give it an
honest trial.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
.IUIIN R.1I.1'II.
TIN AND STOVE DEALER,
Hamilton -et.,
has decided to retire trom business, and
will dispose of his entire stock
FNM lane.* Hite • tunnel,
H1,O.Wlesies ie e.amel.
Hr Isere would • hat-rvh pet t «baits•
Rat tbm deals bow dews Wee. bar,
Aad ter jest es. walls implore her.
Vesei.alad Sy that by 1. bee same,
-Truth
i erieeb iSlead Sher% eases J,epseaL.
periled! Mead Retso. sures •seselestMa
au„ dens 111..4 easeees ewes bltieesawa
111mreeek Meed Straws ears. haulage..
Neelleeti Mewl lateen .elesk. .11 the
eaersyena s w bowels, dm melee
sal dna* g.ngeUs11a 11
AT and BELOW COST!
01 tf
in order to sell out quickly.
JOHN RALPH.
-t'
The Old Reliable
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND.
NOW is the time to purchase your
HARD COAL, The best and only
SCRANTON HARD COAL in this
market supplied at current prices on
shortest notice.
All Coal Weighed at the Mar-
ket.
VM. LEE
Orden left at KARP 3. k LICE'S store
promptly attended to.
AI Telt 1I til l\f: Nt V.V KRrT
UP ALL NIGHT
W1.11 that COU(iff, 11 v nu .1.. nut
t1ei .'' rrpe It .110 cepenthee, buy
a ledlle u. the
OLD STANDARD REMEDY
Gray's Syrup of
Red Spruce Gum
The I. -.t lough Cove in ties world.
Solar% y where 25 Ma. a- (ferrule.
'UMW WATSON M CiO:. P.o..,gTO.s
(4) MOPITARAy_.
Rob c -
Roy
Cigar
It's so lrecap,.t
I'm ',total Lift
--r-*nett
snake a better
Cigar thea
"ROB ROT,"
They tail Se.
Mit 1 pet sag
of them kir a
geioter.
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DAY
HALLIDAY'S IMPERIAL
18 AN IIP -TO DATE RESTAURANT.
+ + + + +
Choicest Conjeclione'ry, Oysters, Fruits etc.
Only the Best kept on hand.
LATEST STYLES -
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FALL AND WINTER
.MILLINERY.
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
1+3 Sm lilasgow llouse.
Headquarters for
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having received a large stock of Boot.*. and Shoes for Fall wear
direct from the leading manufacturers, we are prepared to give the
people of Goderich and surrounding country first -clam goods -lower
than the lowest.
aw.t4t 1055510 se.. erNrana.+
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.
' Re have a large and varied stock to choose from and feel confident
that we can please you in quality, fit and price.
Call and see us. No trouble to showgoods.
The old reliable stand -
W. SHARMAN, Jr.,
Successor to E. Uowxlxa.
N. B. Custom work and repairing promtly attended to.
ter.
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IN
==ss GoozZs_
Now arriving and to arrive, 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 cash 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.
esseecob. Gladly 5NM15.d. $ Pe. M.s. Maswst ter flab.
A. MUNRO,
soAa Drover and Haberdasher.
CROSS -CUT SAWS!
We keep a large awoetment of the very hest Brand on tlw
market : ground from four to five gauges thinner on the hack than
on the face,
AND ARE FULLY WARRANTED.
Theon Qioods we have reduced in price and are now selling them
AT PRIOEB NEVER BIPORE HEARD OF.
A tall ilne oe rasa Jointers. }laadl.s and Hotta always is abeek.
DAVISON & CO.,
�eeM11a atttlAe.a, a0ell■Raeas w a. r. MtaatmM.