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to ante the least pole during the stet..*.e
of tooth or stumps of say kind. l• ..arty
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wdy ales Mae Wag BM /tea•
A U M& 01110116110011: A haggis( wall
•n.a averted ie )rr (.\/maty, this ri.ta, i.
e a amputated eamtf. A man was mar
dared fee his r...uy. it was tbaughL He
disappeared, and after • leag marsh only a
.koetos nen fo.md. There were stream.
stones Iniat10( to another scan se the per -
Mutant of the awful deed. The clew was
.ken ■ , and ono by one the hake in the
elate *i4' oevieti.g widows neert disallow
lad He wase ea trial, seevict•d amid
smtened. The day Its the Imaging earns.
Peoplo
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I'aeple by theaaa.de acme s toe • kaon
Mir rerun off an eternity The black
sap was piste over the victim's foes. sad
to /v.minutes the tragedy would hey* hem
oyer. Jeal the. • .11 tttaaateseser, who
had beta atkle.W to the heagi.'ss .ffela
with the awned, otsppad epee this .
lied • brief ..*M.. ketwsee him d hh.
sherlf mad.'I'S. tttr eremMh.gr wap en
the msm orb had diseppme d, mend wham
death nem Ana . he .usge d b, iM ren-
BONAPARTE'S FAITH.
A hew', Teta Tbeellt.m I.etdo.t 1. elle
tesarkekse Left.
tl. the 5111 .f October. 1719, • little before
onset, ea the top of me of the hells sew
Ai•ato, three two with • military appear
*ace, and wearing long overdo.., stood
lookag out upon the sea, says • writer is
Para Figaro Attlee/it the weather was
nwalaoont, out even • bubing boat was in
litchi. the gulf was deserted. At the toot ot
the meuot•a • portion of the tows ap
peered, anJ the port, 10 wuah lour big war-
ships were at anchor. This was tea opted
ren which uo the 23rd of August left Al...
..dra to bring 1.0u. Bonaparte to Franco.
The three observers were linaparte him-
self, ha chef of staff iterthier, told Adenoid
t:antheaume
There is no possible doubt about it,
laid the .Jminl, balding h. glen, ' then
goes an English warship ; and further in the
dietanos I 'otter two others
' Ito you suppose that the English have
removal information ' suggested Iterthaer.
' Ne.' said lioneparte : • thin daps are
pottier to sea without paying/ any attention
to 1 onto•-'
1111 ►.ung 1, 1.11,71'.1.
As • metier of feat,' sad t:anthsaum.,
' their course is nor' nor' weer, and they are
moving slowly, wit h very little wind. Gen-
eral, we shall he obliged to put etl our de-
perture twenty tour hours.'
' That . impasitle, Admiral ; we must
leave the very eight.'
• t:enenl, excuse me for IDelatllg : but if,
e s everything seems to Indicate, the Eagliah
tiest is there, we would be obliged to paes
through ite hoe, and it would be very dal
ticalt for me to dose without bring percent
ed on • clear night lice Sha the u.aces
are all against us
• Admiral,' mad Bonaparte, slowly, ' in
the lest • nasi becomes • fatalist. Now,
1 firmly believe that Destiny is on my side.'
At that moment nue of the sailors that
escorted the three chiefs came up. He re
ported • singular diwvery, On the crest
of the mountain the oteu found a masa of
out shrubbery, rvideetty atecded to make •
tonin This, 'in all probability, wee In-
tended to be • signal that night.
141'..117 is Tilt *1*11 .m.
A. thmilor finished his report two gas.
i _ l board, and shortly afterward two
a•iloM-brought • strugglang Urian before the
chiefs. Two individuals armed with guns
were found en ambush behind the rock near
the path. When hailed they took to flight
1 in being pursued they tired. . Me was cap
tared, and the Motors were stall pursuing the
ether.
The pruner wee • young man •butt
tweet► yearn uld. He wore • brown cap
•.d • hood. His face wore • savage ex.
pennon Hs hard eyessustaloel haughtily
the piercing planes of Bonaparte.
Grthetutpe yusetaoDed Lim ' Whit
were you deny then, helmet tear the road
.sad armed with ruts
' W ware watching for . wild boar.'
, Why did you not answer when you were
hailed' Why did you run away, and why
dad you lin upon French Milers
• We on mouut.lneen, and we are not
.cgonatd with uniforms. We believed
that we wen atlaekd, and neutrally we
defe.dd ourselves.'
v 1 ep Tlltw .r l...
ou are spies is the employment of
Kogla•d, said Bonaparte. ' \•u were pre-
paring • sigma for the English centers :
but, es nosing us, another Idea same into
your head : you thought you had a good
chance to •4saminate Coen. Booaperu, and
you put yourselves in aaboab so that you
might fire oo me as 1 pond b But 1t
e ons to me that 1 know you. What is your
D arla
Asother report was heard, and voices
cried out ' He is dead
Ae eel:wenno of savage despair °Detract •
e d the features el the prtsocer, and hie eye-
lid. became red.
' 'i ou are a V.Ituno,' cootinued Son.
parte, • one of the bitterest enemies of my
family. See. 1 have seen you before : you
are Giovanni Valium.'
' No.' sol the prisoner, In • boars* voice.
' (neweami n the man whiling your hirelings
have just noweif.ted i am his brother,
I:roseppe, the last of the Valtunos "
' Yee hate me pretty bard, don t you
said Bonaparte
• If 1 had three souls 1 would sell Mem
with delight to the devil for the chance of •
single shot at you '
T 44.1 ....•t. A1,1
Bonaparte looked at him for • few seconds
in s*len.-e
' Are you • good shot ''
• At five hnodred yards 1 can drop an
eagle. I)o with me what 1 would 1101 te
do with you '
' Krug him ower to yonder leusn,' said
Koaaporte to one of the within, ' and count
your Men as you advaoos.'
The sailor placed himself at the foot of
the hash with the pruner, otter h.•iug
•0.sted fifty pease.
• t:lee him ham gun. said Bonaparte.
The sailor, almost stupefied, looked at the
(:essral, hesitated. but at last obeyed.
Bonaparte then said to the bandit Tak•
good earn "
Without losing • dosed over his surprise
Di0Mppi pointed he goo.
The Caine was se rapid and oe ettraerdis
ary that the two comppaanniome of the Demers'
were nimble to interiors. Tboy remised
there se if they wen p.ralytd until the
shot was find.
Ma Ferrel 01-IT1FIleD.
With kis back against the trunk of an ink
. sad hi. heads behead his hook, Ramparts
n ewer beamed. A few pieces of bark fell
ewer his clothes. The ball lodged is the
stunk • few makes over his left @booklet.
(:iseepw. almost weeping with rage, threw
kis `un ate the bushes.
' lot that moa ge ' said Bonaparte.
Swore diseppeensg the Conon shouted
' Yee may reign, Oat I will Dever be your
Ast,mate sight the French gest left
AjswM. Om the Tth of Ibtobr it reasbed
Frijyam..., sad onin
s nth afterward loaapar.
eslebrstad the ei7htee.th Rrei airs.
ifi..eppe Veltetia kept his word. He
loft (breis• and ..t.bished himself ie Ten -
ie, where he beam a Measalm... His
6ramdeen, by whew Hue singular episode is
related, lived at T•taree •1 the time of the
eieesinitioa.
r1reu. Mrklnr .ad War.
No ono hes yet dimmed • 'e/ouly safe
e rst.rn 01 either mvigatlom er warier..
War, at any rate, .ader the mot* favorable
e s.ditio.s, n • very do.geroae gams. hat
maims are sot deterred trema teat . war
by though..f .rpedesa, terpeele ea.ker..
emedialesp powder err etplessv.0040. New.
.fgmss Mr. Wrte, N is shows . be peso
make • a ehhie that wtU sa11aaJ yy I,
e t • Nth gol,04ty, and ..o0rr remains
NM es Imf. hon ke imma.myw lt.
' 1. Mew.' 1. sap. • e the d.illa ' ad
valet•go whisk • dying ..skao www rive
ides pue.a..or ever an esa.y, 1 M an Utak
that a ease of war Emerson oatie.e would
hesitate to employ them, eves it oe.-hall e(
Us Ines savegaueg them were killed. At
the prone' tune •o ditfieulty . ever toad
t. getting volunteers to make awireT
boat attack upon • nae of war,
which . infinitely mon daogeroua thea saw •
timing • Hying machine would be, as the
letter aught be painted black and make Ute
attack at night a in • tor, whoa .1 would
be yenta impossible for the enemy to strike
hook.'
Aad yet, after all. is it net a pour thought
that ' the first Europese motion which takes
adyan.ge of this new engine of destruction
will be able to modify the u.•p of Europe te
ita ow. ids..'' le the dream of oo.turis
to end ugly u esperierety le the .rt of main
•) ugbter
roe Talking Rea.
lt•rpei. 1'ouag 1'oeple "there was come
• veutrlloyu.t a poor that Ire was obliged
to travel en gout from town te town to save
• e pemee,much .Iter the meaner of the gentle
man In adventure a Grimm's talon. One
day he was joined oo the road by • dog as
forsaken as htm,elf, but who eoeusd deur
nue of becomity his compa.iun.
They journeyed together to the nett toes
and entered the tavern tired, hungry, and
penniless. Nut being troubled with the a-
conventent rehsemeet which comes from •
long 11n• of •,cele autstor*, the man had
developed the quality known as cheek. a
he and the do( sae down to eat • supper for
which he mord nct pay
The ruom was lull of louogers, and the
stranger took • conspicuous slat. 'What
will you have' asked the only waiter the
place employed ; and the order embraced
. early eveythtor ou the bill of fan,
'But 1 want eomthiog for my dog, too,'
he added. 'Ask him what he will have '
The waiter muttered something about' What
cher givingus'' •o the stranger s•id,'What ,
don't you ike to • Well, Bruno, will you
haws beef or ash
'Beef, every tan,' said Ikuno, looka.g
with mild brown eyes .t the waiter.
'Aad what t.. drink •'
•Water, thank you,' said Bruno.
Ky •his time the I.odlord and every e0•
is the place were eager with suppressed
woodier, and getherred about b hoer • dog
talk.
The TMirilmi.ut feigned indifference by
avidity, while the landlord
was ..neatly considering something. His
cogitation moulted in hes offering the bran(
er throe hundred dollar* for hs wonderful
talking deg.
The yeetrilelist appeared to hesitate a
moment, then said, abruptly. 'Yes, you
may have hien for throe hundred dollars.
W hen ths money was paid sod the .se
trtlojui•t was about to heave, he turned to
the doe, patted him affectionately, and said
'Good -by, old fellow, you've been • good
hind to me '
'You are no friend of mine,' returned the
dog, 'to tall ale to anther neater. As you
were mean enough te serve nee sock • trick,
111 have revenge. I'll never speak another
work as lose as I live.'
The emu:It:enlist then made off with all
possible haste
Remarkable raker Maeda.
It h•ppe.d It.. than • fortosght •go,•ad
five gentlemen of *.otham, all moneyed Ines.
with • pesebant for poker, were the prowl
pale. To go to the theatre or have • little
game of draw was debated at the supper
able, •lad the latter preposition carried by
• smantmo1e vote. The limit was fixed at
1160, aid play wont on without any opened
Incident for about two hours. At length
one of the gentlemen messed • lad' pot tor
the limit, • brief aapectioo of nlg hand re-
ve•ling the foot that • trio of kings and •
pair of jacks h.4 been given him in the
deal. The gentleman next to him was
pleated to outs that his band contused
throe sixes, and he very promptly
shoved up $120 worth of yellow chips,
thereby raising the 'poser of the pot foethe
limit. The next two players threw dews
thou hoods, but the dealer, who poseoesed
a pair of aces, and who was • good bit
ahead of the gum, comeluded to prom kis
luck, an 1 with very slight henu4oa count-
ed in the 5180, which entitled him to drew
As soap as be had dome oe, No. 1, reeling
very secure bobtud his ' pat full,' uu ne&
•t.ly tilted th.• pot with another $60:
whereupon the otnen simply stayed. Of
course the opener took Downie. The .mooed
man drew two, and the dealer took three.
Incredible as it may wend, both men filled.
No. 2 made his fourth six, and the dealer
taught two acne. There w•a already the
snug sum of $625 piled up in the centre of
the table.
Theo the fun beg•.. The gentleman who
had broken the pot In off with the limit
bet, which was toilowed by • raise, and that
by a second raise. Another all-round raise,
another, and still another did not satisfy
these players, and then was over *3,000 on
the able when it eerie 1 • show -clown.
Toe main who started is with the poorest
hand took the boodle.
A Sew nuffete MAdli•.
A medical ea*herity has draws attention
to the urgent need for • better form of bi-
cycle.addle. While all the other ports of
this useful addition to modem means of
l000mona have been developed and im
proved, the saddle is still in • rudimentary
ante, sod is frequently the cases 01 •0110ue
physical trouble. It is simply • pie of
loather stretched over sprits'•, without any
regard to the disposition of the proml.ont
hones which rt epos it ia theme of tidier.
The worst saddles are those that w •oftenL
1s .hen the rider rte almost exclusively
on the perineal largess. From • hygienic
point of view, this is entirely wrote', and it
is catenated be militate /wily against the
u.quos4ossd general advantages of the bi-
cycle as • mons of exeroine. Regarded
n eechanaally, snob • soot es the saves of
great waster of strength at the exposes of
the propulsion of the a.ehi.s. As the
sprier. are compressed uad.r the weighs of
t10e rider, the Ana work that the leg pro-
ducer is hoarier upon the pad./ oowiate in
easing these sprier, by •.yatIng the body,
sod not in •cts•Is.1 the machine. Upon
the troch, when it is im,rora4v that the
1001 shell not waste kin strewth, the
saddles have no •prim' Rut the form of
the saddle i• of snob greater int
than i. enepuesion. As .zFrisch
on
eyelet* Icollaborated ori Dr. H ie
• Patina. ► gienist, in the invested. of •
.addle, white briar built es se entific liar
will .et only be more oesd.oive to the ossa
fort of the rider, hat will a.de.b.dly re
solea aeweeeag the speed of Welds wore.
The parts of the saddle oe whisk the Indy
rete sen seekee. se *het the pasts et the
.ehisms, the lower parr .t the pelvis halo,
se Matter beer all the weight a the body.
mask of wfit61 le dkorlbstd over the wider
area of the imos.l .sssta The saddle is
she hellswle stet et the ids, sad the thigh
falls at • .taw .aural a.gl., with the re -
▪ of greedy imroisg
pethe seatd the
r41its
rider. tarty the wsielenh
.. mat M
Imsos*My .pprce0 the Creat pktte d the
saddle, epee whisk he baseness me
mated, kat literally setrNe sL illa 1.1111=
bearing ..e open 4*..ataral emcee penis.
bat epos the ham of the abdowo. Be a.• _
cleavers to peak kneel' bask ward by beer•
sag w the beadle of the bar. tut the. teres
his wrist, and he falls atoms upon eke frosthe
at the least jolt. In the new or Nor' est
die these aoonvon..cs are remedied. The
rider'. Beet . fitted iota the saddle, tad
donates neither to the front air to the rear
at the moat rielent Menke.
Tale l .0.0 W Or. Cheer.
1 have never sees • Ha►aria man smoking
in church. lt's about the u•ly place where
he dos not .nuke. lie smokes to the
street can, he smue.a at the public dining
able, be smokes everywhere. The site
. eons of women . net cuasaWored u all
When coffee is brought ou the table the
.pan.rd or taut.• lights his :attar 0r now
.Ute and begins to .seal up clouds of amok..
He even thinks of saying ts, *b.
ladies, 'Ky your leave,' fur the custom of
the .wuntry . to smoke •verywhetre. Uu I
the railway trains there a uo smoking cru ,
pertinent. for • ran is privileged, and. iu
fact, expected 10 smoke everywhere. bf he
le not smoking hie neighbour will utTer him
• cigarotn. 1'h. driver of your coach will
mute and very likely offer you • cheroot.
At the opera the men will walk and smoke
betw.eu the .eta to the span between the
boxes and balconies. \ ou will see finely
dns•A1, eoemmgly wail bred men, with
ladies In full eyeing toilet, entering the
theatre and smoking an the. go
ou never we a pipe iu Cubo. 1t is the
country of the cigar and,ctgaretu. thee of
the odd amble to • stranger as that aff..rded
by the negro women, who smoke big, long
black cigars in the onset. It was here that
the smoking helot which has epre.d around
the world, had its .tut, and the Culane
are .tall mere devoted to their cutup than
tiny other people. The eager industry and
the tobacco trade hive embloyment to •
large portion of the population of Hevaua
In every quarter nos will run acmes .mall
establishments when from two to ten meu
are employed waking cigars and some
women and cbildreo engaged is stripplug
tobacco. Washington ".r.
01101/44111111111.
To leather's informal earl.
The Berlin paper Du Volk claims to hasr
received the following story Iron, • Frena h-
ooka laving in Kerlin. As will be renumber,
eel, tie Emperor William, ou the mooing
the news of d t'esimr•Prsr's resignation
became known oe Herbs, drove at once as M joHN R
an early hour to the French embassy. NI
Herbetth had only just rot up sod when
the 111.tnou. visitor put in an appearance
he had jest begun 1. drew The emperor
who had to be Informed ot this, amiably
soot hien word that he was not to put aim -
sell out of the way at all, but to come lust
e a he was. He consequently 4►pe•red io
hie dressier gown, sod the emperor joked
him about his early ratan. But then the
emperor asked seriously what he thought ut
t het wrpriung news.
'What mews' answered M. Hrbette, as-
tonished. 'Why. that from Paris.' '1 ha.•
n ot yet opened the telegrams, and knew no
Important news ' He was horrti•d when
the emperor told him about the resignation
and more so when he fond the Pars tele-
g rams confirmed It. When the emperor
took his leave, M. llrbette weompanted
him, but on °prams the door he started
back in • fright, for In the hall were not
only some gentlemen, but several ladles, to
whom he oould not possibly present himself
is his costume The emperor smiled and
laud '1 Mas ; you Man receive the German
emperor in your dressing gown, but ladies
that is anther affair. '-London ltail y News.
.!N Two Mau
Two bills were wailing in the beak for
their turn to go out into the world. One
was a little bill way its dollar : the other
was • beg bill -a ihetlehad dollar bill.
N Idle lying there side by aide, they fell
a-alktsg about their usefulness. The dol.
ler bill murmured out, 'Ah, if I were as big
se you, what good 1 would do ' 1 could
mete to such high places, and people would
be so careful of me wherever I should go '
Everybody would adptire me mad want to
take me home with them : but small as I
am, what good nae 1 do' Ntbody cares
much for me. I am too little to be of any
' Ah, yes ' that is so,' said the thousand
dollar bill. and it haughtily gathered up Its
well trimmed edges that were lying sett the
little bill in conspicuous .upenority. 'That
is so,' it tepsated. ' If you were as great
as I am, s thousand times bigger than you
are, then you might hope to do some good
in the world,' and its few smiled • wrinkle
of contempt for the little dollar bill.
,lust then the Mashier comes, takes the
little murmuring bill and kindly gives it to
a peer widow.
• God bless you " she cries, as with •
smiling face she re.eives .t. ' My dear
huofry children can now have something to
sat.
A thrill of joy ran through the little hill
ea it woe folded up in the widow's hand.
and it whispered, ' I am doing some good if
1 em small.' And when it saw the bright
faces of her fatherless children, it was very
g lad that it could do • little good.
Then the little dollar hill began its
journey of usefulness. It went first to the
baker's for bread, then to the miller's, then
to the farmer's, then to laborer's, then to
tel doctor's, thee to the minister's ; aid
wherever it wont it rave pleasure. adding
. In.thine to their comfort and joy.
At last. after • long, long pilrrimar. 04
usefulness among every sort of people, it
cam back to the hank again, re.pled de.
faced, ragged, softened, by its daily use.
8esi.g the Mounted dollar bill lying them,
with scarcely a wrinkle or • fi.ger mark
upon it, it exclaims, ' Pray. sir, and what
has bees your missies of reef ulr.ss
Thor big hill sadly replied, ' 1 hove been
from tate is safe among the rich, when
few could lass me, and they were afraid .
let m go out, lest 1 should be lest. Few
indeed .re they whom 1 have made happy
by my mission.'
The little dollar bill said, ' It is better to
be •mall, and gen ening the multitudes
doing good, than be en greet se to be i.-
prtsaed in the safes et the leer,' and it
reed, satisfied with its lot
MnacAt.. The doing well of Dar every
day duties rakes sea the most useful and
hoppy.
0o K's
now to avoid
socider1 pAStrr.'
�• PROW/1;15°0M
by the broductort of
our NEvv SHORTENIN(;
OTT°"14
v1/hlch makes
light", crisp, health-
tut,wholesome Pastrry
Ars. r:pridepiariot
Harland, arta other tatsvf
Coek'in3 authorities. ef.doaa
Cci 7otErE• YOU
can't afford to do
lrilrtcut C'TOL(NC
Ma,1r .mfr by
The N K. Fairbanh
Company.
Wetll.g*.. erg Aa•. are
DOITiaah►
erodes. P.M4.Neas.
Philadelphia toilets : It ie ietergetisg to
sore the sameness Menne the bw.ess of
pobliahing newepspers sod periodicals ►..
.atergese in Sha nanny during the lest
twenty -8v* years. It i• without pendia'
e ewhere is the would. Statham .how
that i. 1870 there were 6671 'shlie•ties' ;
new there are 90000, ' rams/ frim deity
to ..rlsrty.' IN this total 1.356 are dailies
a 14,/77 weeklies 1a URO the emperte
espial represented M Shoes p.bleatro.s
wee sheet $106,000,0(10 ; te predate* them.
MINN' persons new lam the wages
paid •wombed N taew wsa.
while the to sand sod sob «),000,000.
A falx 11 Ma
Deem Itlag.--�' f�1 a d 11. * R. cured
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me et seasliryHOtt 1 *Mk there is se
helaw -''- a Wm D. !'amour,
psrtlmm, Que.
R
TIN ANO STOVE DEALER.
• Harn lton-st.,
Has decided to continue in
Business, as he has im-
proved in health and is
able to attend to his cus-
tomers in the way of
jobbing and repairing,
and will continue to sell
AT • LOWEST PRICES !
OODERIOH
Ste am Boiler Works.
E8TABLLWHED'1.00.)
A. S. CHRYSTAL
Saeora.orfo Chrystal ! Black)
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station
ary Marine, Upright A Tubular
X30=S,
S,
Salt Pana, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Also dealers in l'prlght and Horizontal 8114.
Valve Engines Automatic Cet4)ff treeless a
pecialtl, All sizes of pi e and tip•`fttlna
constantly on hand. In nate, furnished no
snort an•to.. Repairing promptly attended to
/S12 ly P. 0. Box 37. lioderich.Obt
Works Upleedte /1. T. R. Stathw. Ooderlca
PLANING MILL.
EST11&ISNE/ ItSb.
BE & Rlipnas
rA'*VWACTU.e1.
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers In all kind. of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And builder's material of every description
School Furniture a Specialty.
MoLFOD'�
YSTM 1tENOV1TOR
Arp .,1 i1 0 10.140 II.msWmt.
Specific, and Anridole for
import, weak and impoveri•.hrd blond, dye
ppe.ppepi-. ekeplr.euese, palpitation of 1 he
le.o•rt, li . cr oont faint, tt ' irelgla, Ines of
memory, bronchitis, consumption, gall
.tones, jaundice, kidney and urinary
lithium*, St. Wiens' dance, Lonely irreg.
nlarit;.s and eon. rsl drbiI.1y.
LABORATORY. LODLRiVR, ONTARIO
1. M. McLEt)1),
Proprietor and Maenfar/urrr.
Nrt,►ou:e }yeyrw 1'.gl•-nvamw ran be had
from eel drt.v.iMM In tetra as well .. from
+1' •'.e 1roreler• bet seen Uwe. Mound and
•eaLxtt:. IR•t.w•Is. linrhae. and T.won..
1317 lean
R yv
Diger
1''s no'.x'.
lite 4 Ott h h'rt
you canna
smoke a better
Cigar than
"ROB ROY,"
Tli cost Sc.
hilt 1 ilt•t tiax
Jr f,• a
Tarter.
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MADE OF NO. 1 QUALITY OF OAK.
(Warranted to be the best .Cue in aoderich.)
Na. 1, $3.25: No.23.5O, No. 3, 8400.
I' \..t.• .aur Price, :uitl ,duality.
J HARPER & LE.E.
t sal .11 eth•Ir,aIr wad Mellen. I') 111111%1-.11151 ULtIPaw
SAVING MONEY IS
MAKING MONEY
1 , Parties wishing to' save money Ca:t el , ..1,v blurs' on Mr.
.1 OWN KNOX at his Warer)onlseoppl•s.t•• NI,irtitis Hotel, where he
keeps a full line. of Agricultural Iwpleul.•tlt..,u i.,t7 .I open for iaslaeC-
thin.
Noxon Iitn.li•r, Nox.►n Mower, Soso!' S,-1 !)rill, Nox.nl Spring
Tooth Cultivator. Noxon Horse Rake and Sharp Rake.
Full line of the Cockshutt PI ►w Company.; Riding! Plow, Walk-
ing Plows, Twin Gang Plows, Corn and Root Cultivators, Full
Scrap-
ers, Disk Harrows, Land Rollers, Little resit Peat Harvesters •
McLaughlin Carriages, Buggies, Pbret,.u,. R.iwl Carts,Training
Carts. All the latest design. All work warranted. •
Adams Wagons, Paris, l)nt, all kinds.
Any person wishing anything in the :►I.,ve lino will find it to
his advantage to call on Mr. Knox and inspect his goods before buying
elsewhere.
AU .'T ONEER[NG a specialty. Beim. practical in the above anal
in stock. anal having had several year's' experience, can guarantee entire
eati..Tact`ron.
JOHN KNOB,
At; ENT A N D Al'ITIONERR.
HAILIDAY'S IMPERIAL
I8 AN UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT.
Choicest Confectionery, Oyslt'rs, Fruits etc.
Only the Best kept on hand.
•m tf
DAIRY TINWARE_.
'VE HAVE MADE UP A LARGE Asch TMENT OF DAIRY
TINWARE.
Such as Strainer Pails, Milk Strainers, Milk I'am,
Creamery Cans, with or without tape,
Cheese Factory Supplies, Milk Pail, with Iron clad bottom~,
Also Pails with Copper bottoms, all wade out of the very best Tin
and our own utak-.
if Your Tin Pan' or rails want new bottom-, or repairing of any
description. or if you want any Tinware goads: to order, come to the
New 'i'in,hop, opposite Martin', Hotel.
HOSPITAL FOR
LEANT TINWARE
J. H. WORSELL & CO.
The Practical Tie, 'tt%e and I''urnao. Men
NOON STEEL HOOSIER DRILL
Coshed Drill ad Broadcast Seeder, Sieile Dells, Single Brenta' Suers
TiIW 111 IS KIN KILL*' 11 T 11111 If MLI till 11^ I c, 111 "111111 1111 55(1 MINN'
The proof b. More are mere Seeder Dellis sad *onion I. ear in Canoes ea.dy ta.a
alt caber blade ress Mse•.
Ke NKbasee dtesatlseed yet. Wby ah..Id 1 .e1 be ekes obey have gen TOE OUST
tt ■
RtIW, KUAK T We 4 ■
1 fill TOOL
NOXON BROS K'F'(A CO., L't'd, Ingersoll, Ont.
JOHN KNOX, Agent, Goderich.
Special Attention!
\ ... .. to • all the attention of
MILL, TUG AND STEAMBOAT MEN
- TO 01'0 '.ARI"(, I "eft- 't
STE 1°S.M EseeCIZINC-,
which ws fully W&rran& in every respect to _iter .*t.:factioo.
Dont Ivey a cheap Packing and run the n.: .4 it iniuring your Machin•
ery when yon coo got that which is perfect •i. 1 right front
Ia0S.0ran
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DAVISON & CO
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strict allaa 108 a 9• WNi9u.
"The Mensal" is only $1 s TOL Get It
NAVA • COPT /11131 TO, irotift MINDS V0111 A Inika.