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DELA`CEY'S FOR1MAN.e••v'ie11•1htt.ayerHo•,,l.1.WMl•
I worth Rie•hsiies Leian••v, of her t11ajWite..'•
Life (.oar:• Hese.
Nor, al:heush Cal 1.!arne.d had urterr.d
WHEN the knell H
nos .r lin• tghl Doti, t,,..r to alas ineny disparaging
liuuorahle the Earl ett tit Marylebone, esun arks au rrgaN to hit pnwl.nw Vu
0 ..trey known as the H000reble John WOO- eoigkbur Mn.dar tv his apr:ch at the "ro
Worth Ito, h.L.0 hcla•emv, threw up his 1
ua' :butler party, he was to reality
anxious W ..sure • Delancey for a boa
THE SIGNAL, : GODERICH, ONT., THi'RSDAY, DEC 20. 1$94.
led .p. Iib belt..: the: his visitor fess w
&loot. sad added: ' Vs didn't welt user
Larked '
Only, the Scars 11117011 DUNLOP,
• Not much, 1 didn't ' I seta your barn 1
. e 411Z. t �i ii
re• door open as 1 caner up, an found • empty I • i•
ng stall, so 1 hitched Po) INmy end gee him • t. ts. 1 n•
wadi feed u' your eats '.pose: that's all right "
ery v eh, oertedaly : yuu are very welcome,
aai.l •lack, as yea's! a. • man could well be
with Lamed s take 1t for granted style, but
w14,u.( to tads.: ate the fellow for bit dough
ter's sake
•Turfy dryau' d..e:y, lack. t'.° t yer
per Ow bottles me •.n. A sui.0 e' rye or
Sourbou, ur mesa • couple fingers u' gin,
wealth' t go bad.
'1 don't like my mem to use li 1uor, so do
sot use at myself, asdl have caws on the
plass
1..n wall find good spriest water at
the well, yonder. and p'en;y ot milk in the
Ilar. 1 flat a tete beet I cau do f.n you,
Lased. Hre:,. yourself.
But neither milk nor water possessed any
charms tor Cal Lamed. He threw btm.elf
full length upon the rough bench which ran
along the shanty, and filled fits mouth with
kite , ut tobacco, which he chewed vary care
fully for • seas of five minutes, He then
su. oeeded in drawing • grasshopper some 17
feet •way front him by • dexterous dia-
eharv. of black juice, and proceeded direct-
ly to the matter which just then accounted
for his present• at the (Delancey ranch.
't'ornis' over to our place today, Jack'
lelancey, in dsel.aar, threw down his pa-
per and replied : •1 es, I think so.'
1\'ell,eow, .lark. how long is 1t aiaex you
planted yourself dew. here'
'.l bout four years.
''o Hew long was you herr when 1 ger
you • knock down to my gal"
'Almost a year.'
'So \1 ell, uow, I un t much of • scholar
so of my calkerlatioas are wro.g, kindly
ke-rect me. Dar year from four years
leaves three years. Now, on yes own shwa -
a', you've been *parkin' Met for three
years \ow, .lack. when are yer gout' to
marry my gal''
.lack sat up in his hammock and dangled
one leg os the ground. Slowly he repeated
Ltrned's word. - 'When ani 1 gem(
te marry -your Kiri 1 ou mean whet'
stroll 1 marry Metro • 1 ou are indulging
to a confoundedly poor joke, I hops, barn
ed
ouami.uou as a Iauteneat in Her Majesty a
.• fur ue, sad vacated bit apart m law. As • matter of fact, 11 to ,k•1 u if
"'rots in the Allwy, he prop•.e.1 "'attar I►h i. ambition of the lazy etw kstau would s�
.o sLrely new •tart an ht. I u o• on, all probability he gratified. In alder c..nt-
plah this he trot oozy left his tauvr land,
sauna ire Cd 1...theda audits. ,rarid feet nil
Ltrrally to pitch his tri.: t,,(A ` mil.• ' the
• tu,le for packing
westward of the lirittih wrtiopoli., b.,, 1 not vuarre • might esti
born lail to t1..t very con.eateatauaprgoet,
alau repudiated 110 0111,111.11 1.1$ caper as was avpepta, ale tM• alone u: 1\'youusg
nut slrolutr:y neasrary for pit own tdruti- that liseam It ut,i00W0 and .a r.wbore
fboattou and the exigencies ul bue. 1.es a*dy V+a••rd
I stleallt "mu •"'node • spear.-
aoarety to the Far West. t hr
urea l:alNtr I. rimed the veil lacenr. but
That be was tolerably suco maul di nisei- !expressive verdict of ”,neap cues'.
forts to construct his urs l,•i t ut.c natty b. To his general ineanaese Lazuod ad led
inferred Rota the fact :hat, some tour yea•lir,U qp• of lanaees, tor which reason, up -
atter the honorable John's ■token dump- doubtedly, he was tolerably stall w ja.k
pseranee from sundry Uelgraviao (.all r.lome lelanry, and scourged his pretty daughter
hod ra1I Nall club houses, plats tai:. IM \ietta to accept the attentions paid her by
lancey found himself the owner of • trillwy the kanelsome Ltnglshman. He 'warred 00
setter of aO, YX acres of rich gra log tants, ! tt.e probaoility that if .lack should marry
o er which roamed the finest and largest l Nett., h. might pool bis boomed. interests
herds of shorthorns in Wyoming Territory. I with those of his sue 1a law by turning over
Above and beyond all this, .lack Ilelaucev Its miserably small herd at cattle t• Ilrbui
vies the moat popular young man in the
*astern part of the territory, both among
hie neighbors • -who were not very numerous
— and with hu • cowboys,' who were decid-
edly numerous. land good a girl as Metra Lamed u one ot
cey, and binisslt roam hither at ! thsth
•t Ilia own sweet will and at .Ia . • :tapes'
How this unsavory and uneatiefacto
Calvin ever h.canie possessed of so prat
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To them all, after the western style, he I those conundrums the answer to which
was •Iaek Delancey .0 more or 01 (res. I locked securely in uature s sealed book
Bot although tbi. energetic scion of the I When .lack Delancey settled In Wyomin
bowie of St. Marylebone had discarded the
'Honorable' and the 'Wentworth' and the
, Rieb.liea,' and had transformed 'John'
int. ' Jack,' he was still • Delancey. He
might have called himself Moses smith he
might even have ad"pted • 1ankee drawl
and seconded the sante with powerful west-
ern slag, but he would still have remained
• : elantey.
For, aetwitbetanling that the youag man
a::rated big untanned boots, buckskin
breaches. a re. shirt and a sombrero bat • married, she was youag and she was pretty
though he dined at 12 o'clock with 'flim Not only so, she was well informed, fairl
boys' and excused without a murmur such well educated. and possessed ut mach g
hss an
urries as table linen, cut glad surer• common sense. She was, from • so.
ware : though be slept in a hammock, rolled atanapint, the superior of all her nerghbo
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t la rather coarse blankete, sad took kit except Jack (Delancey, and, perhaps Spence
mt..°ing plunge in the little :reek which Knight. Knight was peculiarly reticent 1
furnished bathing facilities for all his men--- regard to hit antecedents, though that h
he au soil Jack Delancey,and 11 needed I had received a liberal educauoh heeam
sot the courtesy title accorded b;m is eonetan(•pa
tly more •rent.
Burke s Peerage to proclaim this hie .(peso" 1 -es, Metty larded was pretty : but eh
Ba
men of a sturdy tu) as the 'Honorable' bad not tete patrician beauty of • hund
Jack Uel•ac y. So, although all the stock. ..d m s young limes whose •cua
.lint*nc
men and the farmers and the cowboys with- tee betaagey hal foresworn when h
in 50 miles of the Ilelsncey ranch freely ad• struck out for t West. Met was clever
dee..ed the wealthy young Englishman M but there were y branches of knowledg
Orme,' they cheerfully yielded him such that formed the ABC of .lack's own sister'
'narked deference as was never paid to any edueAtiou, of which the girl was asignoranit
other man in the territory, and ouch ea as else wof 1:reek verbs and f:vypt
lack 1lelancwss
y himself never dreamed of de- hieroglyphita. Met deemed ' nattily.' ye
an.'Ing. her neat home-made gowns weu11 have pre
It was at the firer bag 'round up' atter seated • rather 'dowdy' appearance along
Jack • arrival an the West, and the buys side the mast ordinary efforts of Worth oLamedweer dialog alter • hard morning. work Elute. To sum up Met Lamed could taw
ter nding the• young (Attie. oughly appretrale a good hook in vo,.
• 'I bat thin'Iietancey o' yourn is blooded ' English, she Could male an apron or hens
osis/ • gaunt Kentuckian from • neighboring stitch • handketchi.f with the unmet neat
ranch. ' He's got the generwme li.luid in .ess and she could manufacture pastry
is venni. you kin bet ' He's miner.' boys, which would have reflected crecit upon a
an' be's far, he is.' Panama chef.
• 1:e me faith. he is that same responded Wheo Jack I Ielancey lint saw Met, on
too of Erin. ' He's • lad after 5t. Pat- a breeiy summer afternoon, with the sleeves
ick'* own heart. Shure he's aigtal to none of her sample white dream rolled up, • huge
—arrab, then, be _tubers, I mane he's second 'men apron protecting her from the dusty
o gone • Hour, while with her chubby halide she 'fix•
•• It wur told up to the station. when 1' ed up' • batch of bread for supper, the ex•
wur over last month, am he wur • dook, or guardsman involuntarily °usheed to hideora mayor or e»mthin' when he wur on the selfthat the girl looked 'killing.' Hut,
Id sod. I'm a tittle shy of sech like pranks later on, as he pondered over a civet, Jack
irlmiu' 011 lncoco'ter. look, kinder Delancey'*Resat good nae compelled hint to ad-
tppery, as • feller wur ',honied of his own mit that it would lite extremes[ fully in him
mco
e me previous reamed ' to think ot a girl like Met Earned as his
The last speaker was t'alvm Irr°ed, • future wife. It was not snobbery, in that
ranchman of small means and smaller en- ltslanCey's early training, old aseociatinus
rarer, who nude a practice of ' throwiov *rid sly ties compelled him invariably to
ad ' at his neighbors, and who was only nom Met with his sister and Its mother
lerated for the sake of his daughter —.1 ys to the disadvantage of pretty Met
eft►. Larked. .lack was swayed by honesty of
• That's right. Col' Wouldn't he if you purpose, and he resolved never to ' make
du • shoot your dirty mud, retorted one live' to 11et : being Jack Delancey he kept
the men. • Jack lelancey's got grit and his resolution.
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d, anyhow, which a ore than can be (tut, nevertheless, Jack found it very
mai. of yon. pleasant on Sunday afternoon to ride over
' And 1 tell you one thing, boys,' said • to the Earned.' cottage, five males away,
rappingy0°og fellow, as the men mount and indulge in • chat with /Jetta. It he
their ponies Ln resume their work, '.lack de.ieed gimp, e he found 11 in the pap
lanet' chas got something else besides which came to him with his mail every
ck —be's got • ;eget kind heart and clean Saturday, and which Menta liked to read.
!lotto was 20 years old she had then li
with her father oa the plains for five or u
years, hawing lett her mother a thouaanIllinois g
miles away in an Illinoraveyard. Ho
.leek IMlancey came to pry :market sate
Lisa tothe girl u w conundrum rt al
She was the only marriageable girl within
day a ride of the llelaneoy ,sash.
Women are scarce articles in Wyomin
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and usmared women are especially fro
and far between. %letta Earned was un
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hands. It don't make any differsce Jack discovered a keener eatisf•ction in
whether be was a lord mayor or a lord taking tea—supper they call ,t in Wyoming
chancellor over ponder he was • gentleman with Mett• than he had ever experienced
sad that's there yet Now, boys, whoop's"' in sipping souchnng from dainty china cups
up. Stir up them critters lively. 01 Loudon drawing rooms. Metta'a sup -
This last chunpion of the individual un per' were substantial affairs --delicious beet -
der :cession was Jaek Delancey's foremen. steaks and the lightest of hot bread, with
.lust who he was or where he hailed from butter that the dairy maids at Delancey
not eves his employer knew. He had introPark had never •urpared. t.uch meals
duce himself as Spencer Knight, and claimed were particularly appreeiated by Jack after
—although his yeah were lees than 30 to a long week of tough meat, indifferent po
be an 'old westerner He told .lack he was atom and hardtack.
originally from 'the east,' but had settled in And .lack reciprocated Wats'!" besptality
Wyon-in, when he was very young with whenever he Journeyed to I ingense as he
the ,mento. ef 'growing up with the Doom- frequently did by bunging the girl • sew
try.' neve) or ' something pretty.' So they be.
How iDelancey become amounted with came good comrades, and beth enjoyed
Spencer Keight matters little. The K g• amar.ugly the Inng,.1uietSu.day<einoons.
Rehman stumbled across him in Kanas Rut their regard and esteem for each other
City. when K.ieht attar the manner of stopped just short of love . for, after three
Wyerning stockman during the dull season years, Metter Learn•d's affection for the
wan indulging in • •toot.' Iklso.y ren- Englishman was no deeper than was Jack
dated the yonsg fellow, who was a man al" Delancey's hkaag for the girl.
ter •,,• ows boort about his own age, • Cal lensedderogatory remarks at the
valuable eeryice, which raved Knight from
the dhearsee of arrest and possible Imprison
nest .:hereby placing the western man for
ever Is his d•►t. Tho was before Jack ted
located se • ranchman. Ming • fairly good
judge et human nature, and nightly estilrat-
Ing that Spines Knight would not speedily
forge. • kindlier, Delaney invited that
young man to ester bis service
Th• wnpact whish they then made had
i*eve. tees regretted by either. for after
1 fewer years of hard work and constant cern
pastneehip, if Kei*ht beheld in Itslaneey
his ideal of a gentleman end • trued, Jack
he.w, ea well as he was aware of his own
/siM..oe, that with his faithful servant and
t}tsttd. .ipe.sar Knight, he might safely
Imre* tie pasessirtea, br life .ad hie
hem r. And he dash Divvy, el Wye.-
Toreleage. hews wee se Mehl, tr.aanrsd I
'round up' anent .lack Delancey were not
n early en severe as his mu.stal comments
upon the same live subject. 1. hu own
mind be thought that the En•h.hman had
hewn , to•lin' around ' Netto 10110 Ionv
enouigh
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Ono Sabbath, when 'pee er Knight and
most of 'the tteyi had gout ever to ('hey
enne with • couple of hu.dr,d Toast steer
to ship by the railroad to ('hicsgn, IM
homey, as was his custom net Sunday morn
togs in mummer, brought his hammock out
tide the lose, I..w Mh•nr), airtime it on the
shandy side et the budding, lit his pipe mud
stretched himself out to sissy the three -
weeks old illestra'•d London News
' Morels' Jack ' •tel roes: • votes-- the
only woke whose &events ■sn•Ily dtt.u.ted
I *hewn.
' (:.ted 01oveing,' replied ,Iamb, easily Inek-
'Ik, 1 look as If 1 wur a sky larkln' or
et I meant bunts• No, Jack Delance
I'm asktn' you a eluar' gue.ching, an'
you're the :mal they .ay you are, yeti
guT me a straight anew:r. How Is 1t'
•My good fellow, 1 have never made lov
to your daughter for the very remora that
have serer dreamt of marrying Met. 1 hay
every respect for Met, and esteem her Ter
much : hut 1 have been particularly csretu
to give her no false impressions. Besides,
believe Menta 111 I understand each othe
blurt-. well. \lett•--'
'1 ou speak for yourself, 1 telancey. Doe
1 know all about her' Atn't I seen h
change in the last three years,unulebedoo
think of nobody or notbm but you' Can't
see how she's agrowin sick and weary o
seam for you to ax her"
.lack put has other leg out of the hammoc
and with two of his big strides stood ove
bit would be father in-law. 'Tall me on
thing, he said is • tone of voice which ind
cated that it would not be well for his list
enmr to tamper with him. 'Tell me t
truth. man. of your own child. Ibis Me
care all that about me, and does she real!
believe that that I lore her
She does.
So help you (.o3
See here, l lelancey, awl larged, clamed
rising to hut feet. what do you take me for
What do you suppose 1 care about you- 1 0
never used me hall way decent, anyhow
l ou an yes keep•yer-distance lord dock
style I ain't in love with you. nor yin yes
belonging.. 1 k.ow 1 ain't • general favor•
ite hereabouts. But Met's my gal. and I'm
her dad, an curse me, Delancey, of I'm
agnan stand by and see her heart broke an
the best years of her young life tooled
away by you, nor vit no other gay solat
er '
"That will do -- said .lack quietly. "1
care nothing ter your blustering threats.
As you say, there is no love loot between
you and me. Hut there it that which 1
dislike even more than \Ir. Earned, and
you will Dever ind me guilty of any di..
honorable conduct. 1 ea, 1 will nde over
Ibis afternoon."
('al Iarnel had acted his part well, and
knew It. He was fully aware that his
point was practically carried, for hapset
n ooeeded in mttuencing a man like Jack
Delancey he knew it would be an easy
matter to moped Netts to his will : so be
indultted in considerable chuckling as he
• hu'F1ed out to mount hu pony .rid ride
home.
A few days later Spencer Knight return
rd. to the evening he and I(•lasoey stroll-
ed down to the creek to smoke an atter sup
per pips. Spencer, said Jack, 1 •m gotmg to
marry Meath Earned.
1 es, responded the other, we all thought
it would come to that. 1 boss you will both
be 'ery happy, Delusory.
Curiously enough, each of the me., for
the first time in the course of their atquain
fence, remarked • strange glumness in the
ether They not nely remarked it, but both
remembered it very vividly. There was no
gladoessabout 1telasoey ■anoo0.eeenent,and
Knight's cosiestulatory reply had • mouton.
fait ring about it.
Nett Monday, said lack, after a pause, I
shall start for hone to make the folks over
there • visit hefore .mtthng down for Iib.
1 ou will stay and take care of things while
1 am gone, won't ynu, Sponte I shall sot
be sway more than • couple of months, and
dermas that tune 1 shorld hke to have the
carpenters neer from t heyinne and run up
• comfortable cottage over yonder by that
p.pl•rs. ('ee.ult Met tei as much as pos-
sible
IMlan..y spoke' so mechanically that
Knight knew, beyoe.i taw shadow of •
doubt, that something was wrong (tut he
Made no eirotries
' All right, Ilel•aesy, and whew you re
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i THE CLOTHIER,
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has hist returned from the clues where he
has been seleuttsil
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. •r •family pity.
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1 would bit
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Mother Urged Elle
to ts, Ayer's Paraajitt - .1. 1 •. •o:. ; ,.
bot Ice. 11..• xnr,-a 11.111..1, must i h:,' -
been trouble -d an..•. Italy the sears
rentals, and the mentor) of the
past, to remand rile of the goat
Ayer's f3arsaparllla bias done tete.
1 nowwe•gli two hundred slid 10.nt:
pnuud+, *nil um Is tie- best of h,alrh.
I bare tees on the roast fur the nn -,t
twelve years, have noticed Ayer's Sar-
saparilla advertise.l in all prt. of the
United Stut.•m, and always take pleas-
ure to teIl:u, what ; ,.,1 it did for m,: r
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Itr.J.(•. Ay•ra ...,Low.J,ysm.
Cures others, will oure you
SLAVES OF THE GALLEYS.
MatINM, *I tome 1 elers..ate• Wham, war
rows Darken Serer, • ■l.tery.
[.alleys were extensively used in the Med-
iterranean until the end of the eighteenth
century. The 1 enetian vessels of ibis class
were sometimes above 100 fest in length.
Four vessels, celled galeasee.. about • third
larger than the ordinary galleys, were em-
ployed to the S tib armada, each one lir•
ing rowed by 3W gall.v slaves Motley, in
his "History of the 1 Dated Netherlands,"
1 eaya "They consisted of en enormous
towers, fortress at Inc stern, a castellated
structure slmoet slushy musty, in front,
with seats for the rowers amidships :1t
sum and stern and betweec the slaves'
benches were heavy cannon. They were
splendid apartments, state cabins, chapels,
and pulpits in each. all gorgeously decorat-
ed and amply provided with awnings,
cushions, streamers, standards, gilded saints
and bands of music,"
Convicts ear galley slava, chained to the
✓ benches, propelled with oars these Heating
e hells. During the French war the notorious
Algeria@ corrin committed most of their
parscles is swift galleys, rowed by the forc-
ed labor of Christian slaves. Criminal@, .l -
though still ntaimoe their original title, are
no longer employed in the same manner,
but are set to labor in the docks and mill-
tary harbors of France, Italy sod Spain,
cabers they have gained an unhappy
setonety tor misery, filth and vice and the
utter degradation of human nature.
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atones, jaundice, kidney and urinary
diseases, St. Vitus' dance, female irreg-
ulartties and ,.neral debility.
LIBOR1TORT, ‘OOERI(I, ONTARIO
J. M. McLEOD,
Proprietor and Manutactwr•r.
McLsos'.9rrrgr Itg`,ovaroe eon be had
from all dr • is in them •e well &strum
all the dr ere oetween Owes Sound sod
Seaforth. Hrut..1.• /Durham and Toronto.
Ulf Iv.
Patronise
True
Competition.
Taut Carantaw Paolino Rucway Qa•
as sing* earwwd to res rbi•
• .antes with her d.i /•r
sessmtit foe
t r ell•••e.d on bushels prlacIples sad be
the laterite of 14 patroas,
It deserves the support st every penes who
believes. In oompetlttae
leer quirk caspee•e w Ibis r.ntpea.
Ilosa
ea., emetleg with all Iles sed slit
Is Raised •ernes, tamale end aerspe.
Direct immure waw te all semis Is
North west,IRltl.1 Colombia sad Fenella Cast
Q o.— teeth Side wet•tet.
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DON'T DESPAIR
PATENTS!
MEATS. imam ■AUS AM CNIMIUITI
Obtained, and all beelike", In the U. S, t
0111e'. attended to et MODER/ TR rs
Our elle@ le te the U. S. Patent Of
Il,.. and w t sae obtain Amain 1. lose fire
has these -emote trim WASHINGTON.
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rf M e, Order DD.. aid y .aelat..t 5rr the
P. 5. Past One.. /.r Mede. advise
Mesa. • ed ediwsa.r to sided onset. Is Feel
room State er (Meet, write h
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WILL CURE YOU
W guarantee . R Fw1
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CoM hr ail de°•l..n Ia .t. a. et ire. ►y
receipt d *Are, pc. p - tam • ttmsa. Ila
DP L. A. SMITH 100,. Teresa&
OXFORD rA43,-.2 FURNACES
.. Fel ALL SUSS
capacity from 10,000
mums ..
to 50,00 Qubic coot
SWIM Wears IIUUMO
WOOD FURNACE
HCAVV ORATE. e•pa •utl;y
adapted for w,wd bunlut;
less. ,
said Plate Fire nus Dee.
sad ksatstorwhlel. heat
attacker and are snore denbi.
NADIAT [tet of Modern Ccy..t rue
Was acrd Ore.? Heat ing 1'o w er
LAR/rt: ASH Pit -.1te
COAL FVRNACE
tars* Cesisli stNQ taamb.,
tent; Fire Trnes•.•w.Ys•Ite r%M•t•r
gt-aedics
efnamt fend Seer
Notions/ Fire Pit
R•tetbr.ar Dei g thrum
DEEP ASH PIT
Fall: Guaranteed Ct • S.encs..
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For Sale by HARPER & LBB, Crabbls Block, Goderich
Protect Your Chest_
W. have • Spl•"ad'd Line of Solid Chamois and Veit ('h..' Protector*
made specially tar us and twirl. .utert•r 1e the artlrl.a usually void. ('rice*
.Fry M.deratr Kvrryon a .+.old prom, the ('hest whack is the l uadel of
Life with me of Mese. l'rrseritiw is better thou ('ore.
Protect Your Health
By law our High -tirade Ha g Pu l ou coo rely eD 114,5 belies
fair, r, why tris 1 011111000
Flavoring Essences
in greet .•rtety.
Christmas Perfumes s11'I Gift Goods.
car h.t e • IL•aun••il Aa•urtrtent of time Later r ud Hero •rr.e,n i 1...;.
Thr) are ter; AttracUre this year. You will be delighted w. it, tbent.
W. C. GOODE, - - Chemist.
LU WANT THE BEST!
Buy the "Gurney " line cf Stoves and Ranges.
" Oxford Rival, 1.1.•4 " Grad 1 tte," " Radians Souvenir,"
"Countess_ of t l t f„ r i , :u 1. i . 1 t f r., fr*sn no—up to ow
we HAVE
a number of second-hand Gal and Wood Stoves
front :t to Ms-
P.S.—There
1s.P.S.—There are ten " Gurney -' Stoves .roll in t;oderich to one of Imy
other snake. For 'tale only by .
HARPER & LEE,
The leading Stove Dealer., Plumbers, Tinsmiths sad
Heating Engineer, of l;otlerieh.
.'Stove Fitting and Repairing promptly attended to.
COAL ()IL –4 Imperial Gal's for 40e —Spot Cash
=)O -YOTJ WANT
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINEP
R. W. McKENZIE
can supply you with a good article at a low price.
STOCK COMPLETE IN
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Don't fail to give me a call.
11. SSV'. McKENZIE
The Crabb Block, Goderich.
No Stones, Stems, or Dirt!
CLEANED
CURRANTSINS.
Everybody Likes them.
Your Christmas Order solicit.&.
CHAS. A. NAIRN
THE GROCER
UNDERTAKERS.
J_ MIRO F9E-I3Erir ere BON
Have added to their present bosine= one of R. J. Path's Latest $tyle
of Pity Hearses, also *he finest line of funeral furnishings in the massy,
anckare new prospered to conduct funerals at prices reasonable
This detpertanent will be strictly slam eiwd to by his .00 Williaa, soh., beiu6
in the *employ of the late D. Gonion ter the poet teen years, has • therwslb
k.owlerign of the basins, and 1.y pros pt sweeties here te .1. pere el 110
public patronage. Renlentbsr the plies--.We.Nt, os your way M the Pail
ales. Give us a oa11
J. BROPHEY & SON.
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