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pgee.• OMborae YMSI. Sedertcb. out. use es
o I.. .rt BseRISTlitt, 011..1 1 t ro-
tor te Marlt►me Courts at Ontario
Colborne tow. atll
RO. HATS, BARRiSTER, SOLICIT
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/ms0L UAW.. /Of ...to reads M lead at
sweet rases of lowest. IoM
GARROW & PROUDIOOT, BAR-
rlmare. Attersey., e.Hdten, Its.. Geste
ON. J. T. flame. Q.C., W. Proudfoot
CAMOKJDi, HOLT & Hi/LAIRS,
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ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
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THOMAS OUNDRY. AUCTIONEER
and Iranrosos Asset. Ooderto . Ont.
A.r.t Lends. mid IA.oOMre Fire lea Co..
sad (Jars District Mutual lima Os Saks at
wood to 1a say anal of the meat,. N17
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OHN ENOX, OERAL •1:10-
Weser .ad Land Valente,. a.4erteb.
Emu Havlug had ..saaderalis .aperlea00 ho
• trade, helereleellsa0tien • ppediies to
�5�5mai
to �I da. erases left at
bo=Ie: Rotel. er mos by as M hes
ete\
P.O.. ..,dully Weededto. JOB
mZ 0...*, Auctioneer Mont
Dental Announeetnent.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
ETHEL-CdiOBIDE
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DR. B. RICHARDSON'S
IDEOT•L PARLwtl.
MEII wousE llaPl ■EST -STILET
OODLLEOL, Orr.
.0^11 Mir4s me sallessittN.d setle�60*tlea. atter s
. oweeigh test, r`ef 40118 ttherr � and wooer
wit ~r 141i.tossitw t.�few oat,
w
.M*'lle d5.svery wide\ le ~meted sera
m .Nola *be Woe slat. devise Goa attra.dea
et tall* sr *Malys of oar kied. V asarty
wary aa0, sad vary little pair M the dost
.struts. ewes
STH TOL-0SLO1 I I
be • legal ammesthNle that sever abets the
p•Nmt la the eftliteet. 1. harmless se water.
Moi the beet .101.4 hew. ss earth a roe's
the meth .s..aritiv• to pais. Patients
amara a 1t 1.
F lsiv N7 1gr'Ne.. Jet Ms klitesa.
Prearmatl.n.t abs aafoomi teeth a
1,11 d/atg1*les. well sad eltM la
de
M7 Mita are rasa
teW DX R. RRR0ARi1.OW.
ip•..er warmer.
OhMlg. B -.M " Sabi " M aha ma of
• Japnoeee .j..1404is hoverer. distilled i•
sense way from the wise of the seestr7.
Mie\ ie mid M have Ahab as m.e\ mem
howilderloo than 0.aiew patios so th• i•
feat.'( pally* are mare bewildering than
Mime d lager beer. It is r-rked that
the variety of wh4tam so k y ta"Jerry
lighted./ Mas sow gift sepered with
the ".ski" .l doom, It 00140 • oma
dr.aker,'stys ba bits losisr. prdosea tr
mord a spore viewing* 1140 SI, ad
Wimp Mtol .s..1.46, ..Hp e d the it.il.et
mere NpiNy thea any .*her (New .1 44.-
b.... to mmmk44. That 10 ./hg'
n*gio eve allssa-4 that nap. 11 dap sit
Gael sorkenely the Jonowno, orbs hist M
is Or heft itwd...d r.eant-
IF r abs alsisoieds lal•sd•...4 the Waw*
amogagradbar theallavertesaprossIle• evillest
I1 oral a de Ma Saavedra smooths
prws*st Sy i• Ikon • r *aid • half to
i0e 1*ttA
THE STONE SLIPPED.
MWa bows the /Ne a1 • ala M 01000.
Gala.
A traveller is C14Iae tolls, is the ►ort-
.kgktly isoview, hew he amended Meowed
woo& Gia, St•o-o.0.*-e►ea. sod ►ow he
aisle the dement also, at • moment whoa
he let expected it He had reached ea
altitude of ewer alae atomised lees, and
having lust the trod, breached off, .ad
numbed a lower peak, to see 4f he could die
sever the neht track. He managed t.
er•wl to the top, sod there opesed his punt
box to twke • sketch. He says
As 1 was sorting out my 1rusbes the
stow in which I was 541100` gave way, and
I .torted eludt.g down the elsust perpe044
ul.r slope. 1 tried to clued' the ground
with toy sails. 1 seized every prulwn05
.tone; ,n the hope of r.opptsg tel preclpl"
tone descent, but at the speed at *haat I
Weil going, it was mu easy matter to hold on
to anything which 1 managed to clutch.
There 1 had death teeing nae in the fo.•e,
fur soother hundred yarda would bring ms
to the edge of • ptecipice, over which I
roust IwvIt.Wy go, teams • leap o1 several
hundred feet. My hair stood oo end as 1
approoched the dreaded .pot, and I well
remember the ghastly woad of dry hasty
paint biz, which had preosded se w my
&amt.
1
shall Deter forget the hollow souol of
41, b.ug.n, trona boulder to boulder, echoed
and magnified • thousand hetes, from ooze
mountain to eauther Then then was •
final b.01 far, tar below ; tie echo weakly
repeated it, end all was edema' noes more.
Another half minute, and the echo would
repeat • bullower *Quad eta! I abut my
eyes
A violent shock, which nearly tore my
body io two, made me think 1 had goes
over : but no, as luck would have it, I had
suddenly stopped
1 opened my eyes, but I did not dare
move, for m• pawn, though much im-
proved, was (•r from beteg eats My cwt
ead • long loather strap, slung under my
arm, had Just cau0bt on • projecting ewes :
but • single false motemeot oo my part
eiteht Kill place me a gnat dualist.
Slowly, ea my back wasslightly resting on
the perpsodicular slope, 1 Ked ti get •
tontine ; when ibis was done, the great
difficulty wee to tura around. Alter several
anzlo01 initiates, winch seemed ages low,
the feat was s000mplieb.d, sad then I
Wood, half -lying with my body oo the
ironed, clitchinr the rock that had saved
my lee
Theo, when my commotion had entirely toy delightful 00(4045 in commou. And
parsed •way, 1 m••eged to crawl op„ u 0 se is ohne the car, the eons and
cat -like Mahlon. to • memos ot moiety. daughter• of carts.. fanUles are in school
together, side by side m recitations, titers is
all the mon cheers for their !metal (uu
when school is ever. Jack le apt to he
polite to Jill 41 1he has helped hos out of
►u arithmetic. Uo you remember Whit -
tier's pretty 5Wa0 .hoes the school house
•ad the some be mails!
"I'm sorry that I spelt the word,
I hate to go above yon."
Never, dear girls, nodules in & Wahine
which has en air of mystery a your dalibis
with boy (needs. L.t aha walks and talks
and drives be open sod under the eye of
your older (mode, sod then you will find
breezy bright compeameship ot • sliver boy
will b. • tnieg worth having.
Sstas should look out for their brothers
i..oantises little ways. A sister oan make
boos so pleases,. that her brother will pre-
fer 4t of an among to any other plod.
She may take pride in having her broths 1
assort when ale pose about, and even if .he
does not particularly can to go somewhere
when he proposes it for oa0aeaie01. else will
oblige him 4f she is 1be loving sad unselfish
sister I have in sued, •ad .wri6oe hit own
iocl4o•t se to keep bits company.
WHY WOMEN MAKE POOR DETECT-
IVES.
• eeeset laves. Ms Gays she eterpostee Me
sake lad •pies,
New York Herald . 'Women are not stood
dst.cUves,' ectad se esperIeneed secret *str-
iae area ea beang asked hoe eplolve. • To
horns with, *here are many pieces to which '
a wawa menu. go without eactuog eve
poem, and this defeat. her object at the
outset, but beyond this, "tomato u unfi4tted
by nature for detective work
• lo the brat place, she Jumps at • non.
cIo.,ou and acre 00 It 40 opp.rlttuu t1 all
human probabilities, porlbutt,Maad reason.,
She looks on • thing •s .he smite It to be
or 104041 4t our1t to he, laud will 1. It .w
El..* theory. She u led by preioilt e,
favors or sympathies, redardleee of fact.
' As • detective .he u wmettutes ■ au. cese
in entrapping • man, but her work 4.14.•al
ly ends to • blunder whi.h betrays her.
She is persoweriu,{ uuly a ben moved by
peewee. She d•.es not nook .t • case die
paestuwtedy. She •t tame decides that he
or .he is guilty ur innocent and w. the oa
that theory.
A woman enjoys the mys•enoas, and
she is re tilted at her pw41400 as detective
that she a unable to conceal her 1de.tlty . r
the secret 4nveattgauous of • cue.
' Women us even failures 1n running
down crimio0ls of their own •es. A trnn...0
trenteal will mislead • women detective 1.y
aborting on her v.otty, eredu'tt4 or •yen
pathy, and, worst of all, If 114. detective be
•ttroctive and the moo criminal handsome -
well. a man 4s better for detective work,uui
besides • woman will sell out • case, wed
cheaply at that, rehinv upon her eel to
escape pun4e14meot if .tetectol.'
homes Wog for 411.1.
1 .m not one of those pope• .bo fancy it
• dreetlul thlog tor boys 0od girls to be
friends. Why should there be any question
oa the mat-er • 1 •m sorry when I sotto.
se I do once 4o A while, • 1od•ocy oo the
part of 0 girl to blush and simper and look
coo.mous when the boys ere •rouoi. This
u very silly indeed, and no sensible sir.
dose it. Boys and girls should be contracts
ctrl should mast and know each other 44 •
simple netn:0l lub,uo, as brothers and
swore do. Now that trotter is here with
tut chances for outdoor .port --skating.
.1.8414404. tobogganing, and abater., elm
winter brings with Its tram, the young
people o4 • neighborhood ought to hove
roma IM may.
Moay years ego the late Sir Joh. Mae
dooalA was present •t • public dieser at
which he was expected to deliver . rather
important speech- 1• the co.vlviality of
the mammon be forgot tit mon sertoms ditty
of the SveoIno, and ahem, at • fats hour, he
revs, his speech was by mo .lees so lumin-
ous as It m:ght have bs'a. The reporter.
knowing Moat 4t would sot do to print ha
asses as they stood, called o0 hair John sett
day and teal him tent he ammo quit* sun
of haraag secured 04. sceante report. H.
was welted to reed ever ha wase, kat had
.et goon her who. Sir Joh. lotornipted ham
with "TWA is set what Laid." Them was
. mows sod Sir Joba r..laud, "Let um re-
past my remarks." Hs thee walked spited
sows the room and delivered a west impres-
sive speech in the hearts, of the amused re-
turner, who took dews every word as 4t fell
from hs Tsps H•viag tho.kd Ju Jobe for
ham ooattwy, he was mina' ►u leave. when
he was recalled to receive this Wdmooiu..
'•1 owe man, allow re to give you t►s
word of .dries Never ague attempt to re
pert a peeks spall wheel you ars drank.,'
lai.enp/.4 55104..'
At • small .halab is Mune the reviler
or5eaut b•ppltosd to by •beet, and the
coagr.gat.00, to which were • taw summer
wiener., were obliged to sag the hymen with•
mal Imtrumoatal aid and under the pastor's
leadership. (lee hymn appurootly set
familiar to many, car• several tomes to a
dutreseur belt and finally died out alto-
gether.
The minister, rather irritated, mot down
ea of determined not to ooah0ue the service
until the us1104 met hie approbate..
Ao oppresetwe silence fell epos the little
oompa.y, broken at last by • dem.tea o
94015*.
't I Lord,' be said, 'touch the heart of Sro
pastor. that he may he snored to 50 On with
the service.
Not to be outdone, the minister rose and
preyed sanestl7 that the oougreltatien
night have their eyes open to thou Wilts
and be wither to do their pert and not put
all the Wear oa the spiritual ebepherd.
Another embarrassing pantos followed
which seemed lately to last for the re nam•
der of the d.,. Finally • woman rale ia
Ow rear pew a.d Wetly petitioned that.
.pint ot barstoUy entwht rest upon their
pasta sod people Sod neve them to moot
and poen.. Thom • shrill wow struck up •
familiar eatbea, the toe was brokes, "all
joi0ed" ie the singing. and the service west
forward. Mont h. 1001 .nio4.
•o Nhero ate. g..
They were pretty girls, perhaps .4.1...
Dad wbt.ss 7••40 of age, both gal, light.
hearted creatures, who ..mod for as la.
mutat to brighten. toss the leap oor.sr of
the waiums room, as the crowd jostled .aeb
ether the way and that.
"How Aid lou enjoy the looters! 'queried
the dark o.s
"Itajo, ' Dom t meetings it ' i suffered
0.004es.'
"Why, Toa take my breath away. How
OS 4•.
"It tom WOO e'
"►esaW.r-. ! •01 I've always seppeoed
be we way np is (1."
"'Olt ' U.0'..14 "..neem, He's • perfect
*ick."
'tiles whet did be say '••
'Olt, 1 dent remember : bat it was tai
swirly awful fa eaytht.g."
v'(1.a't yes remember some of ube &tried
Woo r
"No, unload ' I dirket 5100 try M haat
the. He was bld.m.dy bandy, the los-
furor. I mass. sed the Galt was/.r " i
di4.'t flist.aught."
"Sot very 444.0.1, 00'I he •"
"I really don't know. 0.04517 people
arc w awful." -
"Yon wort with Fred, didn't you "•
"If as ; bar hie sew 0.5r'•••• .Welt •'•
"Ad yos play to -sight, i
"Ye, ef massa T6. wbl.= wee
ha • isle if 1 did.'' " Ad rhe pasty far
wag turmoil from sae a a.ihor d aha M
.talars, iuoyie oh. bad ImlpN -d •ham
wet► • proper mit. M hur haprh..e, elms
the udvere 1 wthment wag we ei we rew
that .osh tare .cranial Meatt,l _should ha
let abs elm! with width the triad to error
Gila.tore "ft by .varwausimg ...sin
Jgyp. t II. 1
owpromisme faded a roper
aro the people .hoot Mr, .d lads A5
10 s1 GOON 001 ab..htt h.
a go of *shahs .lght to.
Meese 0 .then we Iola •
Mesa to Wear.
()ne doesn't meed an immense income to
dries well 41 proper care te takes in selectug
the garments that are worn together. Good
good• are alwmys the cheapest, but if you
have not the money that would doable you
to psalms eoonomy 1a tis way, content
yourself with the beat grade von can afford,
het be careful about the Dolor. Eros though
you are • bloods, sod your oompaztoo the
very fattest, don't fancy that lavender
and that impossible blue which is .either
ea honest blue nor gray may be mingled,
though you Sok well in either .bade mous
the other. Take Dare that your better
slotting shall be of the same color or .bales
which will blend prettily 4..teed of offering
• charms centrest. If you are short 0.d 1.
chard to be stout. don't wear • hill .round
your tl44d4oe 0.d sleeves the most welam4o-
esu. Refrain also trom the use of large
plaids and stripes running awes *be cloth
Don't 4m.,105 that you are practising
economy by *reading a great pottier of
your trate to ripping your old 5000. to
mew aed .4.144.4 them over. A asw gar
meet made from an old one is • Rood thing
oec.aiowlly, but even that sort of work
may be corned too lir if you are 1.11 and
spiteful people call you 'Scrawny,' 4w'1
wear • high ooroered sailor or walking hat,
and if you are Short 0.d dumpy, put else
temptation offered by wide hate and 00s5r-
ou. Tuatara feathers far from you, for they
will ht save te •eceot.0ta your sanewh•t
liberal proportions 0.d tempt your friesd5
to spook of you as ''Oat hot girl.' Wear
good boots sod .lovee, if you ma., ••d ahoy*
alt, if you eaa have a sew pair nut very co-
sSinwlly. buy them In disk, Serviceable
colon. If you use perfume, lot it bs eoa-
spic.ove by its .been., a faint eaugesttm
being quite sufficient, and an over supply
krioginf yep into unfavorable nodes se moan
as others .n swan of your approach.
ATHLETIC t X-: S.k -
The Nmmery It• re .11) •" .4. •.r~ e a
NM* rat.., 1 • • sr...,
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51.05'15 t.1 • pal- • 11
Heart 01 A'1.1...., ,...
Isles'►14 el to. A • . •
Lyes, V,00.5. '• tI I 014 V•' .. -
ialq 1.411 ruu...te • . . .. 01..• 111. •
Mr. T.sa.r •..,.. 1 , m • ...
appeared t.• 14... . , • .•• 501
100 lot VW... W.I. •.,. •.. r,. 4..
ISetnl M l l h ua, 4 . . rib*, ., .. , r • .
lis 544.'44)4 rifhuu' 4 e•, '.•M •p a
lower. d, .1)41 a... .. y . . • ..I ',.'. .. .
true. the 1....- 1 • 'r... ' 1,,. , • .
Isure..e til Use p:.••••• •'. •+ .
eve 4.d 4 44.. U.' I• • e. 1,4, a 4) •
Sir, ft 1 . .:1 . dear .. .. I ••r •1441
Urs. •v Asa •h' • 4•e• .. 4 - 4.... . f
apes .1..1 ••4 In• •' •m. •' 1 .1.4 e•..-.. , .
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hr, -v,4, 01 t1•..,. ". . . - •...rtrteo.;
vbl.i•c'rl tot It. • f 11.. 4- .. •d '4.•
hart .1-.0,4 eat 4.1 41 1' .~• ••.'y
A 'g .'1 445 1r•-4 1 .. 4..4 pi.....
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11.efhen1.114 •,l •thee p • .. •'• r, ►. 4 "
Teo.•tor, .arm. 14 . r .. •..e• .4' ,
genera/ 5..1 1440-, a...1 •.'- '. t..*•.
•,uui. TooleTooleM • 0' or '.-."1e,sree 4 .044 .'
Ise o..re .'l.b.ht, •.n •. 4-0•.ro ••• 4
ler L,t.t: pe..l4c • •..• so ••1• • . 'h •'.. 4..,.
There le a ui:11 4141 .....011.15 • on. t.0 d
far.d1J 1ico•' 141.4 •• •' • ' 4. 014. 4, ' 1 ,
t•41C V"htracit1114 • ,I.• 44.'.' •r r 4 . •
*5)0444.rppr.4. lis. t•.. the t.1 14 ,
peels es. '01.1 uo..e 0.0.lg4rrm•brral •
tow ie. .11th al. 11"'14•r• "f ler tat..,.•.'b,.
urea Toes waist.., r,t - y T1...,.1.•
to establish the teat oho .Ib NW ea..• •••
are sot tree ,ruuw Jaeger whew .wrl rd 1••
Witten.. "
From this it eat Ir sre44 •favi .,-,.,4 t.
oleo are sett 111.4 10 . th 4.0eitsr. 5.4 : i
question 4w to 4 h.• t.tl ....1•. f.,».. oar -.-1•
athletic .*.'refs.. 1.. Iitsume•g. ford 1..1.
•e ftintoa1 tern.* u. Te sear• f.•4...1 .1... u
•.eru8.-rrll In cam.. q.,rw. .1 lh• or ria
temIfun4 brat t .I'. plre•e41.,•.a : 1141 ..
runner, who M•4 • .n'•.I 0t.ery toning foes
the heart, had the rtvhl airiest. •f tt•.
heart . nl•rge'I ; the 410•4.44,0,04 1.01 RWaoe.,
toe the he t' • of th. 1•... , •.,...d the petrel
tar and undo-rrehie l.-. iirts es heels hod pre-
viously bun 01..r*Cr.1 144 aoilor seas. 1.4
of her o)wwrve. •
Arterial pro.sure 4mV,Mwer.d in all tl.•
r00oere, 0.d V. Tamar ascribes this 1•
peep -sorties. IIe11•ral f.t•gue, and to the as
cumulation • f pow.nou• products to tb.
blood m a remit
Prohse�ia� 01111etw kesw how trots"
aro exertion. t• their hoots when ocmtloter••
over • aeries ot years One of the hast •...1
moot eutwee•tul athletes Baltimore eve.
haste once declared th.t after en sthlro
had paused thirty odor. of age he docket/id
In ability to 00.04.ete with Younger men
Athletic sport• vier. o.igloelly encouraged
by tenures to 044404.11* tit .edrat.-y
of student', and they have dons • weevil
work to ceasing the vast m-jarstY of thara:
at schools and 0•-Iteres, m.I..ad female, P.
take beo.ticiel exercise. In this, se so sesr-
ly every other interest 10 life, there is •
golden mean, which is the mole and deur
.h4. course. Romeo." Is athletics, as to
other things, are to he •voided.-B.ltimorr
Sun.
Merl hp5r., * .50.
'Hurry up, Katie,' urged Mabel, as .h.
mot in her friend's mernlnr room watho4 14.i
her to des her .rap. for • promenade.
For wawa Mir Katie stopped abort u
her rapid circuit of the room and began to
whistle .hrwy.
'What a *hat for " asked Mabel ; 't h.
dot''
•No, for my g'evea'
'Hut yon surely deal expect your "love.
to Come Ina amwer to • whistle" asked h. r
sensed chum.
'Yr, I do. That is, 1 will led them s.
Boos as I whistle for them. There they at.
now. If they were heart they would haw.
sates ri, bat 1 mover mow them metal 1
whistled for them.'
'Nell -i-lever'' gasped her friend.
It'
'. one; K
responded •tted,'ewery tune
Don't soslore whistle when they west t+•
ruse the triad, •ad do.m't it 0001e'' It'. •
momu6o loot, dear.'
Kut the friend who Das not up to sties
ti6c facts called it superstition Iktroi'
Free Pram.
To Adders the Hair.
Iemeitis Mmthly What to wear as the
hair in the evesiag ohm proves • meet
pouli.9 question. i)aints velvet Senn of
the Dolor that is moat bsooesiog, shaped to
scale just where they are emoted, with Use
Walde. of • lower or oaricb tap. are sew
•led .kis
Wired lam bmws like butzafiies, is black
er white, with as attendant osprey, has
mods a OOSINIssed it.. Sore of Mem adore -
smote are attached to • hoed of velvet,
wee\ makes them .meter to arrange. A
lot heliotrope hoodoos had • white astrieh
plots god ..pre, smashed, which mm
abatmi44. Ti.7 wreaths of hoodoo.. with
irk(irk(. g a a maple of wimp. placed se that
ahoa Imbed like • Mea dying, to be bad is
any tit, opposer so • graceful (V"h es the
top of the head.
• N.S0.wa$.
A meta d tit Chamber of Depotees.
moth Oven to 1000 spesehes, mom nay f.oad
soother deputy onvarisg i• abs WA, with
• ewe whew fo.s seemed f•milsr to nim,
hat whom ha meld am remember. H.
basted abs mon must he as Ista•.diag
jwr.oli0 'Purim sem." ha said to the
*Aim wean. "het whom have we here P'
"Allow a Is i.t..4..e to yen," .0000014
the 4.p *y, "tkr mos who has weaken ono
►"Amlb sod 0.p4Migo this way N►.
Noe Ij,4.." "Wend r . M lbs ono'
men Ci tap pmMO11066 ... menet
les aa
a egPObee M IM slleabl "
Sat . a)sa..ii.t wtl.. M •O I be I
010100• nod tares.
To brighteo up the dark welter drew,
ribbons. Innes and chafes are used for neck
dr.esieg.
A roe' -pink bodice of mos ii cut out
from • very short V, manly expseleg the
throat With thus wore • fall cape ,f
"Otte lace th.t s naught op o0 the should-
er under two reset*1 of white satin ribbon,
and then it act full, but turned in bias line
so as to form what .moms rover of lace from
the V outline. This a caught • little lower
down ander • rosette deoorate.,wh,ch may
be worn with • light green silk bodlce,with
velvet sleeves of the same 'color, is of broad
white same nbboe, folded softly and caught
at each side with rosettes of yellow lace.
Tb' bah is of Woe reaching almost to th.
waistline led fathered oe very full. 4lver
this is • Knight, deep fri0te,vory alone an..
Diming quit* to the edge of the floe. o f
eruaoy, mai breis.
wakes Seems.
The wonderful mee\mate of the body is
ae a sealed book to the ordinary woman of
f.aioa. She knows, however, that she has
• heart, for she is familiar with the term
through random rstsa*o15 where nl.edleg
and broken hearts are groat to figure. Rot
of the heart se • treat mo.oular pomp
which forces the Irked through ell the arta .
lea• .else, ead n Ileries of the body, ah•
kaowe nothing. if She did, We .Galt he a
little more awful to give 1t mem. sod not
Ord Mr serail ea tightly ae to pries *he
stomach, loop and ribs ie neon it sod t14t
impede its *Mies. It is really true that
Warts de break sostetisea, but not often 111
the wooer set forth i4 nova" ; they often
Weak 1a • very ..r.o•nti Manner from
overwork is a tlwht. aowdsd plana '
ftk
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YOLK hu:t-'nd w,.; . ..- ^at
hr.•troyant:at IR yt.sf to thastg,
rigs
YGu use+ -E SIE
Your house wi;l tee' J with
the odor of but hr - r!, . ., n
U 117 NE
Your d..ct 4r , ' . ,t ..u:1:.: of hie
Dy'spep.>la c •,
)''‘; u us
014
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Your children can s. v eat the
same food as y. •.•.rseI , :r.:,a
Your money 'rill he ..vt'd, and
your coti.ang i%'•...0 t�. :• N
Yc' r."-- '
•
Fam' ws cu, ::., ; ....i.11t phy-
sio .tots and th. •' -In(I3 of every-
d..y houseke', rs endorse
Will you give a trial t
Sold In Sand S poun' 1 1 groom*
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Yuu want the BEST and CHEAPEST.
Buy tht3
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Soli.; \I"hit,• Rubber R .:I. Cleared at hushg0f1 C111201111 I;n,li Two Tltumbieli
Serewa
from li x. • tot.5.•unw s. reducing tnetlua, Bra„ Corners,
hie, Steel :springs. Tingled (an. This
fol. _lilt WRINI.E;lt fur
$3.00 :THREEOOLLRS $3.00
HARPER & LEE'S,
rest 011 Is erle..M led tr1.11
Tat. It telt". *I 011 et:ALIIMIS.
's:,VIC MONEY IS
MAKNC MONEY 1
vr'wel,
t..•1 144
All
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TIN Ali S>^..Yc• ' ALER,
13atuilthn rt ,
Partie•i wisl.i,i art wave In,►nry can ' l w 5'r calling on Rr.
.11 )H N K NOX at his W:trer'wnus oppots.te Martin'. Hotel, where he
keep a full lin • of Agricultural Iuhpletaent i or► hand open fur itahpee-
tiuH
Noxon Binder, Nox'•n Mower, Noxon Seel i)rill. Noxun Spring
Tooth Cultivator. Nixon Herw1 Rake anti Sharp Rake.
Full line of the t'sit'kshutt PI'►w Company,' hiding Plows, Walk-
ing Plows, T. in Gang Plows. Corn and Root Cultivator+, Road Scrap-
ers, Disk Harrows, Lanai R-.Ilers, Little Gem Pea Harvesters
McLaughlin Carriage o. Butzgies. Phlett.n., Road Carts, Training
('arts. All the latent design. All work warranted.
A.11.mo Wagons, Paris. Ont' all kinds.
Any penmen wishing anything in the above line will find it to
his advantage to call no Mr. Knox and inspect his goods ln'fore buying
eleew here.
AUCTIONEERING a specialty. Being practical in the above and
41 -stock. and having hal several years' experience, can guarantee entire
satisfaction.
JoEN ZNOZ,
AGENT AND AL(TIONEER.
1,10 At. del .,. t. -I -tr 1•. o. ' v- Inre•, and
well d.•p••-•-ot hoe to 111 attack
:ind L`LO N
14 0l "' 4 4.' -•. l 10.
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JOHN RALPH.
Tho Sievele's nosy ■0smse.
Hese is as amusing linpuisti....Sult•ten
m the eub,eet of the denemisettan of the
velocipede to l,0...st i.go."es ' -i0
Frame its called eellirdere ead .slosh..•
than w.w the words !Peyote, bieyeletul
velem, soil at hat was. 114. word hew,
w►ie\ ►.s always baso giya to it, is t.►an
f r em the ergot_ ito etymology is oak awes.
it similes simply o..Nno.
is haw. It " gonad veboifero, veinal
pude .d Modet10. The goal. is Spanish.
to Olay it is tarred or simplyred,
se i Y Romtthey say wheel. The (im...
call it w4etim0w4fe\ m0Nr
=harm W p hl shag, lying
mse\i a T'b.y aim 011 k tai teen, ow-
r11getthat•gees-wNhwt-bona Sat tit palal
loot be Otos a lie F"mfa►. is eteht)
evi
on themo,eildaitesG .a•letd, 1 tile..
some et twasp is waen the basin at Ma 0
`.. `"a liso 0tbe :.% Pow Whir *hiked >.
geadonsigebeigelet
What's the time?
11 you have a Cough
it is lime you were fail.
GRAY'S RED
SYRUP °f SPRUCE
GUM
THB OI,i) STANDARD CTJRP.
POR COu(;IIs, COLDS,
ASTHMA and all I.UNG AFFECTIONS.
Ony's'yr.p has leen oo1 ria I for mor. t hm
ye yearw and the verdict t.4 I he proplr i• t Mt
t
to the hest rrm,dv known• rte tied .nr.
per borne. told everywhere
KIRNT WATSON • CO.. Peo►mI10001
(e) tteONTISKAL.
Rob c -
Roy
Cigar
It's oo because
I'm Scotch but
you cans•
smoke a better
Cigar than
"R01 ROT,"
nal fad 54.
but 1 get sail:
Of :Nis QI► a
,loaner.
HALLIDAY'S IMPERIAL
IS AN UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT.
+ + + + + + +
Choicest Confectionery, Oysters, Fruits etc.
Only the Best kept on hand.
PflE NEW TIN AND STOVE STORE
Is the Cheapest place in the County to buy
Stoves, Furnaces, Tinware and Lamp Goods.
W e are sole agents for tit celebrated HOWARD COOL 1I'KN A('1•:3. Them far -
name are all Cast Iron.
W• stake our own WOOD FURNACES. The best HE T STEEL FURNACE
made.
Ws are agents for D. MOOKE & ('O '8 STOVK5, of which make we sold 13 i* two
months Several peruse enure from Luekaow and Blyth to gat them. A no Stove for
4118 50 ; an 1118 Stove for /16 50. We here • special cut from 11. Moon A Co. 00 them
Stoves, and as our expenses aro Ices than any other Stove Store to town, we are is • pmt -
ties 10 sell at. aloes pries.. Come sod fere nt and save money
J. H WORSELL & CO
.,
vb. Practical Stove and Furnace Me., oppau• Martin's Hotel, Gedericb.
NEWI.I 0 S
-IN-
RR=SS GOOKS_
Now arriving and to anise, 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 1 buy only from the beet
Wholesale Monsen, and on s strictly cash basi. 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 (foods Trade.
eu.peesma rind* MrMesd. 1 Pee' Mat. NMemot tsar time. '
a.ps5• T61101108 raO.. n.mw..+
1
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A. MUNRO,
praiser and Edebooldollm
CROSS -CUT SAWS!
Wes keep • large aaworttnent of theVOry heet Brand hack 'baa
market : ground front four to live gauge' thinner
ea the face,
14ND ARE FULLY WARRANTED.
Than Oeoda we /Wyse reduced in price anti *14' now selling thee.
AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF.
A full Line of File*, Jointers, Handles and sett. always in Stock.
DAVISON & CO.,
isepea405 50.54.4.
ar4111mt'rs N It. P. 00S1
"The Signal" is way $1 Rif year. Get it.
RAIN A ArT SMT TOPYOU* Vial ' ifOR A TYA