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Ns. s ler l ..
sooners of au olir �,e�
perart of this .houses;
tI yin•
uses meet
i. watt
ferias °mufti
te
d Mar prow
~will gift,t
d1
sin is kept ie the h1
italitiee sate as
`Lle
generally used, Mem
t place is Oemr...t,
dens. See wk.' vest
r the above heads•
tads
Me we have • very
fine writing papers
every clam of hafitaa
ted a this locality, mta
laid and woyr,
e and other paper,, raw
ltd, as May be rryWp.4
d1
pa
-es-yea-go ' plea tn1
the day tlu' .beta
/At paper would bet b
bat there are tome *aim
so many duaaen the
oder it the stock will eta
We don't intend it IN
preeeot our stock is •m
this line with four tits
and ant ruling.
rut
1e and double debet
columna. They art
than bill heads, sad eco
thing to send Afars
ent once a moetk. They
re to fetch him 'mai-
It woad be hard to pa
without envelope., sad Is
p with the demand 1
we keep a large stock a
We have now •hoot t
1 thousand is .tank, aill
cern will range from 75c.
per M. We handle cern
i and legal
sizes exclusively.
Yes,ebt V r\Ntttn
ready been partially sate
in some of the heads abets
is, however, a vast amine
rk under this bead that u
rate would more thea talc
e entire space oocuped h
v't, but we do it all at Ts
1
tons
"At Home" or • wedding
000eiderabie taste in robe
mediate, but we make 1
matter by keeping R
the very latest and bel
to be had. Call sad eco
tertainmedta and meeting
ptly turned out, from IY
but neat to the most elepd
cord and pencil attacks&
SYS
to excel in all the eiihr
inda of work we turn att4
ly in this, and ken'
k plain and fancy pope
bis for all requirement*.
aid T �.eXtets
heed ancon a large rasp if
from a breed or milk tient
neat calling card, from eaM
admission ticket to a Mg
ens card or a handsome,
membership ticket.
1
facilities for tanning out di
ei work are evidenced by tN
that the great bulk .[ it
by Lu. This line also
eX 1
oh our three feeNritaala*lli
nes are able to tura eat nit
iriaingly short time.
BAA t
mg to the pester deciartmad
ad
, awe make a spec -MA
a -promptness being oar
his respect A notice et OW
adppear in Taa !SIAL fro• d
v whoa bilks for same veld
:.Ttt011 oS T ark
he typovran►ioal print* IS
b. glees II; Ibi eefsbliit�
aa eexpeditiese ••J 'rte
Iver and
'.gees %tM be jel►+A
onus vtasotnabte.
Awed ear ___ for f ex
solidi a esothismooe ef
Pm'!, AZni
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TIER SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., THURSDAY, APRIL 18. MMU.
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_..erisytls es halt 1.1 !•tstest Mew-
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seined
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ya 0u.es : on. Hamilton and at. As
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LOFTUS 1. DANCLY, BARRISTLR,
Cent :ser, to.. eta Mem"
se boa as rates. Ilartealy eleslattp-
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VD 0. HAYS, BARRISTER. SOLICIT
_p:oa• UM. Nernst.. est door
Ilse1&L�(1NCe. Pre vete reads to had at
lowest rater of t&ierest. 1115►
t i &BROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR.
lJ[ rioters Astern" adWlton• to.. Rode
rich. J. T. %arrow, Q.C., W. Prvadteet,
°AMLION, BOLT & ROLM'S,
ll aarr4Rer's. aollenen 1 Chewer', to,
t Wlo►fl�: 0. Cameros. Q.C.; P. Holt
0. WARD, OONVEYANOER,
J . ta_... e.s.m1..1...r ter scats* and
re-
sorts" r'eessaimeems et hall. radii%it. es
aaresatt.na depodtlers es Solemn d.ol.r•-
non is er wry settee. salt ur pry -
seeding Is the lli Overt et Jones. the
Court of Agog: tarso. or is any County
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tiSdsrtst.
ONLY TO LtND ON MORTGAGE
LTAM mem Notes dteo.ustea ( .
N urse. .tlw eggeslte Manna's Hotel, eel.
MONEY To LOAN - 126,000.00
Private too t• lead at M ger scat. am
alertly. WrTUS M DANC.iT. !(osteal Beek.
W orts Ceiboru. Mondb
. Y•tleet.. IN -*S
a J. T. NAFTSL, VERS., LITEAND
L. mildew leiggeeoc sere: el bweet
alba O1111.0 -01e. rerihrt..ad aquae+, Rod -
rick. 71-
�pO00 000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
tF O4i[*RON HOLT t HOLM., Rod.
nee. IVSI
MONEY TO LEND. -A I A R 11 k
amount or Privet. reads for levemnes
et lowest rates ea o ret.isee Mersa/es. Appl)
• OAIIIWW & PHOIIDIOOT
It RADCLIFFE, GLNERAL IN -
a .ereaaReal Sea.. sad Seamy
Les.t.g rkeeet. Us1y areseleas essepastm
represented. Mosey se Lead es etrefgt
raw at toe lowest rale of tatereat taiga, h
satway Omit tht sarrowr. OM-Uu.-
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Open trees 1teSPn..and her 7wISrag.
ABOUT 9000 VOL'8 IN LIBRARY.
Louisa/ Dory, Weekly sad IU.Mradd
=lain( etc., on Aid.
MUT,U`1LY e1.ea,
gtesuag tree or t Wirers tad Mardi-as-
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room
J H. ('OLHORlat iL HAMILTON.
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Rodents• llard.11n ti.
THOMAS OUNDRY, AUCTIONEER
1 sed Ismraw Agent. ileder(ob. 0.1.
Most Leedom and Leaeeehire Fire las. C..
sad Hors Meek* Mutual let Co. gales d
leaded to Is say Pert of she eos.1v. 11517
JtlHN KNOI, GIN ERAL AIIO-
timer and Scut Tattooer. MAmbb.
• Ravioli aseeklarable Is
re' g trnuntisda. he hit . to
tlleoisriS with
Msem
sr Beeso hie.t by MS at
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it sear&t wIse tm1lm)be wtldaet).s. ottertilaraiNS •
met esteente
ala Nrf.eimles of la the
live ss _LJ4_*
morals. volmalt"wisely* Mkt to ewe to eiodtefoh. tbo Wee
eels•tlee disuovey withal y wertested sever
se ,nate the l.s. psis tertnotibe oswmriSe
of Ie,e1 or stunts of w ed,1141114
•vert sees, sad very little pals b the meet
waren. Mee.
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Is • Weal sesseth tie tail sever -moss the
pattens is the elleMea. bio a s's as wirer.
eat the het inalatows es earth 10 reeler
the teeth ..s- Uva le psis. P.lee
tt•
assure ms It 1e
P..wveb Mennen ea Ns dress•
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file 1t D)R 111 1gOS.14USOlI.
HYPNOTISM A140 CRIME. WHERE DO OUR sto08 WINTER -
ties ahem see IllelPessid se Uaretr reales
_A erowerar Nee'y.
Toraaa, Ka., April 9. Great catered
re *vowed here e• the Seprsm. Coen ve•-
lyday saesaiaist the Dories (Leri r the
oeuvioUoa of Aaderso. (;ray fes dm Panes
sander, although Thomas McUrmld 0-
11.10410 baviaj tired the fats/ shot. 11 r
perhaps Me first time i. Me history or pone -
modems' that hypnoses' has played s im-
portant • part, or bee bees srscusly ecesid
eyed s a plea ul dsfeaw. It is certainly
ibS dost use t bat it has figured mo ow-
epissmaly Is • murder 1rt.1, sad the Ina
bass that little understood Lower bus led
two mane rid a jury to declare that N.
dost .l • cruse u guiltier .ad the un a
8uermsi hum u responsibly 1. tar the ecu of
the subject.
Aadersou Gray is • wealthy Kansas far
mer sad lived ie Hamner county. Near bum
resided David mid Thoma Patton, toe uou-
10as, who farms were to the little lows of
Conway !Spi nap.
Before Use rouble coter about, the wife
of one of Gray's neighbors sued for a th-
erm KxpecUag Lint ids* would obtain it,
her husband, in order to pretest • donates
of property, transferred his mate w (:ray,
nub Lite understanding that he was to re
serve it back %ow the courts had •djudred
the claims of hi. divorced wife. Thomas
Pomo' was the only witness to the trans
action.
When the divorce bees granted and
the afore of the divorced nook* settled,
tie farmer "eked for the ntreaater of his
property. (:ray, it appears, wanted to keep
pemeeuoa of what bad been temprsrily
Rives hum in trust, and then was Daly os
thing te preveot him from demi mo, That
warn the witness 1'.ttea.
(:ray was • sea of much mosIligeaoe sad
cos well read. Hypnotism turned 041 of
has minims. He culntated the sinister
power and experimented with it ua Thomas
Patton lo the evidence it wee brought out
that Gray had 'ihtlueaced' Thos"e by •
'eugge.1aoa' that David should he killed and
that he had supplied the younger, Thomas,
with a melees revolver. He knew, it reemrn.
that David Patton was a man who would
shout en dight provowuun, and would
shoot to bull. A wail directed bullet from
his revolver would pot • enamel out of the
way. The solieme was unsuuoemful. Thomas
Patton attacked his oouua, but David's aim
was not tree and his •seaulaat was sheath•
ed. Item were arrested amd Mewed nub
• ammo hoe Thee Gray sought another
. akfect ..d found ow iD Thom.. McDonald.
• young moa who bed iris been marred,
and who was thea writing in • Wichita
restaurant. (.ray secured kin services, and
the oewly married peer moved out to the
Grey farm. Shady afterward, it is •Ilene l
Wet Gray sod to the young workman that
Themes tiattoe had base talking .bout his
wife. " Whist shall Ido the hypnotized
subject •akd. " Kill him," we. Grays ad
vice, and be gave the mw a revolver and
then • ride to plsatiee with. The *widesee
,hawed that I:ray had taught the lnaa hew
to handle the weapon, nod had cleared
away the brooches from • tree by the road-
side .led cut a notch is a limb for Idcliee-
a1d to lay his ride in when kW drew • head
ea hie victim. When the preparations had
been completed, and the murderer had be -
acme fairly proficient as • nark...., he
took up his memo under Gray's ' sugges-
tion,' and laud in wait for Patton, who was
expected to pose •Iaog the road that day.
Grey was sot with Mclboaid, but he kept
in the locality, so that his influencer' would
not be lest at the supreme moment. He
was :s the house of • neighbor when the
fatal ehot wee tired. He ram yotokly slows
the road when he heard the report of the
run and knelt betide the dye.' victim. He
had hen shot through the lungs, and tiny
left hem, proration* to go tor • doctor. In-
stead, he west to the house, where he found
McDonald. The murderer was pas. and
trembling. t any said to him wearingly •
' You made a pretty job : why didn't you
kill him
The murderer's face lighted up. ' Not
dead not dead. I ami glad of if, glad of it,'
be exclaimed, over and over again. Then
M rushed out of the house and began to
saddle his horse. ' Where re you Reim!'
demanded t Oros.
' I .n going to notify the sheriff.' Me-
1)os•Id cud, ' 1 have Mot a man mod the
sheriff most boor.'
Gray dissuaded him, sod the started te
find • doctor. The evideleoe showed that
he took his ume about getting one. Not
tiodiag the Snit one M called upon at home,
he waited Were for his return several boon,
although there was another physician in
the town wham he might have summoso•1.
Patton afterwards did.
A-eam.es N ..wile.
Frederlsk sue Great, of Prat, lemma •
regkmmt et the tallest mea be ee.M peSeea,
end iaeleted as their marryies the WWI
wawa they ae.id Sod, with the view of
pndmd.r a iciest ries of gserda. but is this
he was o ------.L Voltaire ear that
the.e roes were ►i. Apogees delight. TNes
who stood ie too erect soak wine arm sl
them lees Nee worn her high : s.tlh.
181644 Lterep, .ed Ada b dd le oar
"lobar. Titre is • eamewk.trapear
▪ Wet et Fwo
wderieb was .e miseriese�11
regrow* el poem the I
l'."aah, Noma eel tirillabr eimhse mese,
tied that be embed ei et them le teem
whether se equal e.mMr ml Nair Sen4y-
wee weal' sets t. ea/a�• r�th end 51
dies. T s Tema ape.• • e.b•eed-
NONA le the a p.We i set die
eyrober pnp1etl real, ebife he
meat* wit .etlms W MOM thee Ms geld
•Oaks dish eget* hgs-
6.111111. heeler ewe two htiN elm
ereelk w .sl' te,.
laser's neblesese,
1)oahaw•y-1 had a queer experience
while I was esUine on Miss Pea•tock lass
sight. As we wen convening she wddeely
bunted away.
('bvertos- Yon don't tell me. Anything
serious '
h•sh.w•y-Oh, so, it only lasted •
few moments, but we were •los at the
time,•sd 1 cam (.11 you 1 wee rattled at fret
bat (ortunately 1 retained my presenoe of
mind.
Clevertoo - What did you do '
1).slrw*y 011, 1 gently lowered her
lead, stepped toes the hall and got some
water. and then, after dashing some oo br
Noe. I waited. Old Know it tree • thrill-
ing moment, i ow t.11 yes. to mood then
ie the presence of such trDas• andeat levell-
ers, her pure white fees upturned to min*,
helpless for the time being.
(`i.vertoe i suppose you felt just like
The rebut u wr.Mr y wmetimee sees is
the latitude of SL Least H. gees ...ib -
ward se far as tato Easter. Mexieu.
Nemours. the meadow lark may be sees
in Northers Maws daring the told writhes'
but be ie very pluatitul Uses in the Hest&
era S,.m... [cos* helots seven frosts mem
the wiles .ad bobolinks hes them eestb,
and de sot retina maul the wrse.sd leave
ereexpa.dt.g Rla.kbuds.les, throw the
....batiste States, sad ease of tbetu go se far
as Lbe tablelands of Mexico.
(M that numerous family, the warblers.
the ►Itiek stunted warbler winter. u Floe -
Ida, while the yellow • threat and the pains
warbler have hese found W winter in Heath-
erle Maws.
The catbird Rove as to mouth as Panama
.ad Cuba, sad the maim/ bird stay.
largely is the Seethe.a States, although it
somsitmes ROes to the Antilles ..d the
Brumes dusts the winter.
The swallows are to be found in Florida,
sad Lite purple maria to Mexico ; the
ruby • thru.t dies .moos the erase groves d
Flbad•, while the whip poor -wall stay be
found .s tar seuthward as l:aatemala.
The thrashes and the wren Jo mot re so
tar South an moene cubs bird*. The woad
thrush winters in (intense, the hermit
thrush along the (:ung cost. and the cuckoo
pewees to the highlands of Mexioo.
The roseMelted grosbeak .unto 1'ubo,
the indigo bestow reaches Southern ldex1oo
the gulden plover gin as fu as Pirogues',
while time upland plover makes itself at
home i. Brazil or Peru.
The mon brilliant the plumage of a bird
the farther South it miarotes, sad even
Ouse. birds which are the meet rainiest -
like the jay, the grouse, trod the quail--
MeVe in winter to • warmer elim•te.--(ie1.
den [l.y.
RLMess r.Nto.me.i.
('lev.lwd Pres . The young man Pante
went to see hie sweetheart the other even
u,•g, arid, being ymr at home with the
ily, thought he would dip hate the parlor
ooperceived nod hide bebiod tie sofa, just
toivas e her a little sutprime else Came is
to light the gas, for it win early twilight.
He had near to his plow of tosoealment
but • few moment* whoa there was a snag
at the oaten dew, and a moment later his
heart's del,rbt ushered another young mea
into the darkened parlor, the young lady
sot seeming to that ill.mipatios oetxweary
yet.
Tb.y set down oo the seta together, and
the young lady said :
" Oh, George, I am so glad it is you
Whom the bell rang I was &imost sure It was
that dreadful bore, Poet.."
Poon silently gritted his teeth behind the
sof►.
" My dear," said the strange young man,
slipping his arm mrouod b.. wales, "who u
thin fellow. Foots
" Oh, he'. • wretch that some' benging
t round her* once is • while that we have to
put op with became his folks come from the
same oleos in the North He bores the it.
tat of me."
" A wretct, am 1"' cud Poote to himself,
bitterly. " I'll show she I am when that
chap starts for home," tied he doubled up
both gate.
Kut the young mw would not start for
hearse.
He stayed and rayed, and they kept s-
hilling and room, until after midnight.
Poots'e position was very ■ncomfurtable,
squatting behind the sofa, and the love-
making that was goat* on dud not add to
hie ease.
There w"e no knowing bow long the en-
t.rtoinmest world have luted had Dot Lie
young lady's tatter cons down stain in his
dreamer gem and slippers and abruptly
dueolvd the parliament. W hen they were
gone and all was still, young Poots tried to
creep out on tiptoe, but he stumbled over a
chart and mode web a racket as to alarm
the bones.
The heal of the house yelled " Police
from the upper window, and Note masa;ed
to Ret late the cellar, from which be steep-
ed
e pd by crawling up tbr,urh the coal chute u
the back yard and climbing m tea..
k1010e ble.
I away I coulees that something .1
dust cert sans isle my mead, but i nein.
el it at ones as hong enw.xthy of m.
Tb..k heave, i am tee mach of • gentle
man for tint. ?reeking amid here hem
more cowardly. fled es, or 1 peed isle
that beautiful fan, it made me s glad Se
tbak that it wee 1 'eh* wee tore to pro-
test her sad not ems ether follow, who
might have presumed epee her h.ldlme-
ecaS. it wee • tread, ierpirion 1he.ght,
old .kap.
(Sousse. -Thee yoe didn't hies her at
all '
[ppgkgrM_A, yes Hat 1 welted until
.ase mesa ta
Mgr TIM•.
'Stirs types at least are observable i. the
South eh Lek+el-tint, the ark Dalian
lochia, (bit, abs found is Doves; s.oeedly,
the telt, yellowhairedDrib& tree, awl,
thirdly, the Meririe01 Aryls of the Volga,
with red or auburn husk earl blue or eves
pets, who wry Oso bs fend ka OmenslL
The i.it squills, typo of Maim dams
.o.eiNwsWy frees Mat et lie /Web, mid the
icy bogus. le wearer .Lula M Cwawslt
the. to Wan. The .edMMe1 Lidmwe
of earleateresNet erne sem la Me sea*
though thM gyps a ..t5 ahlose. area
werseg Ws ewer amoos.
The esti hones mid brighe ilea of Mr
mellow prat manse pewees May emir
rim ethoomy. sad oho miagbl ruse of Oak
.1rg Boort . -ice, w • Ms, Mee that of
gglo irr soot -a• or elle...e w say r SSak-
Mei • i. YJ" --J'.'41 Mere-
Asa
e
r.
Wast a. It Week
What ui.•name ' Much ifit. Ise agood
one ; cod much If it he a had we.
Take all else that 1 have but leave me my
good name.
It u more than wealth, more than health
more than feme.
It le wealth. It u moral health.
I t is terse.
We presume, of coarse, that the good
pante ie really deserved sal not purely false
and fictitious. One may has. notoriety or
sew,p.per fame mid still not have • good
n ame with ties who know him best. It is
those who knows best who have the hest
right to give us • same.
What u in • name' Everything. What
is • ...ns but • symbol for something or
somebody, sad that symbol calls to mind
all that Mere is of the objet or peter..
Father, blether, Heaves, Christ
What's In a name' Everything is .oared,
A name is everything.
A young w who h., got a Dame is ready
to get ietn Lie beaker business or any other
He has a .took is -trade to Mt him • life-
time 0 he will Mks ore of it. He hs
sometime that money cannot buy, Dad
which be onset e01, Dad deliver the good.
It is the pride and joy of • righteous m•..
We should prize sod keep it se s priestess
pearl. -Industrie! School R.sord.
Heloses 5. Seery 11eeet.
I t is said that the expression, " There is
• shop.e is sooty closet," arose from M.
follewi.g Maddest: A your Italian etudes",
Wag ties he was dying, fearing to brie&
the sews to kis wether, adepted the follow -
hag device . Hs deformed hr that b. ws
U1, and it hod bens foretold he would not m-
ower ..til be bed worn • .tort made by &
wenrn who Si.l coo trouble The widow
new disovwyed that it was so easy task to
W sash • pawn, bet at learn was refer-
red M • Indy wise seemed surrounded with
*very eos►1r1 and Magpies sad peemem.R
• Md..d who seamid devoted se her The
widow main k.owa her regales sod tor
smear wee eh.ws • sheet, where a shale -
tee hear .espesded iron • boat.. Aho wee
told it was the isolator of the lady's forever
lover, who, flew motives dhad
hese .Isla by her kesk.si. that he com-
pelled her to visit it every day. The widow
...el.1.d that ao owe was without tre.Nsl
that 'Yker. was • skeleton is every closet.
sad *same r.e.edI.d to 1h. •ppro.ebi.g
lots of bmr .e..
it
Oestolene.
MB
isn't in it
isJ a ust be% Cause i
ere s
no lard in it,thaf
TTOLE$E
file new shorttnin9
ie •o wonderfully poo.
Nlar with lloustkeepers.
OTTOI-iNE is putts,
DfiLICATE) HE/ILTH-
�Ly t1TISFYIN4-none
of the unp easant odor
hecessarflt( Connected
with lard
Sold to 1 and 5 pooled pail* by all voosr►
Made only by
•
The N. K. r trbank
Compal
\t .Iltratoa amid Sere
pa0)tT 11�A •
MR JOHN RALPH
TIN AND STOVE DEALER,
Hamilton-st.,
Has decided to continue in
Business, as he has im-
proved in health and is
able to attend to his cus-
tomers in the way of
jobbing and repairing,
and will continue to sell
AT +LOWEST • PRICES !
GODERICH
Stf am Boiler Works.
BST ABI.1*IIZD •1ttM t
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
8-erea or to Ckryafol ! Meek,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station
ary Marine, Upright A Tubular
R02ZdRRS,
Salt Pans, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Also dealers 1n Upright •ad 1/torrent/LI 1lldr
Valve Injuries Automatic Cut -Off Kewanee s
perdait7, All wises of pi a and pipe -*tune
Constantly on hand. 1Gttraatse furnished oo
snort settee, Repairing preempt', attended to.
11151-17 P. 0. Box X. Ooderlch.Ont.
Works --(opposite 0. T. R. 8tat5Ca, Ooderieh
PLANING MILL.
EITfISUS$I0 1551.
Bucballllhis & Bhyu3s
esaxt7vaorVasule
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Deniers la .11 triads a
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
And baiidels ltnaterfal of every teeoriptim
School Furniture a Specialtj.
SYSTEM
Aso 0Tea* tvrltn Ite*enteP.
SSecifit; and Antidote for
Imper., weak .ad impoverished blood, dye
petria, dsspleemer, palpitation of the
heart, liver oomppl1.int, neuralgic, loss of
memory, broaoautis, ooeesmpuon, gall
.hoses, jaeudioe, kidney and urinary
deserter*, St. Vitas' daooe, facial. irreg-
ularities and renewal debility.
LABORATORY. tODERIVI, ONTARIO
J. M. MCLEOD,
Proprietor arid Maareetarer.
Moidoo'. elyerr 1. Ruxnverne sea be had
fres ag dreprtets In town. es well whew
*11 the eirua.Asre between Oes Saud sad
g..fortb. Hrusesle. Itnri,am tad Threat.
1717 Iv.
$
Cheap Tin -Ware
•
Our Stock of Tin Ware was never so Large or Cheap as
it is this Spring. being our own uutAt and made of the best Char-
coal Tin.
See our line of
X Creamery Cans, Boilers, Tea Kettles,
Strainers, Pails, Milk Pans, dace
THE EMPIRE STATE MILK GAN
....is Now, having Several improvements. Examine this
Can before buying.
Buv THE WEATHER AND WATERPROOF PAINTS -the only Pure
Ready -Mixed Paint. Every can guaranteeti " Pure." Alto a full line
of Shy Punts, Oils, Turpentine, White Lend, etc.
HARPER & LEE.
tbhe resesamil w. rt..rIIb.. Ouse rid Verner*. lea.
SAYING MONEY 18
MAKING MONEY
Partied wishing -We -0e -money can do so by Balling on Ili.
JOHN KNOX at his Warerootns opposite Martin's Hotel, where he
keeps a full line of Agricultural Implements on hand open for inspec-
tion.
Noxon Binder, Noxon Mower, Noxon Seed Drill, Noxon Spring
Tooth Cultivator, Noxon Horse Rake and Sharp Rake.
Full line of the Cockshutt PI',w Company s Riding Plow,, Walk-
ing Plows, Twin Gang Plows, Urn and Root Cultivators, Road Scrap-
crs, Disk Harrows, Land Rollers, Little (;eat Pea Harvester&
McLaughlin Carriages. Buggies, Phaetons, Road Certs, Training
Carts. All the latest design. All work warranted.
Adams Wagons, Pari., Ont., all kind&
Any person wishing anything in the above line will find it to
his advantage to call on Mr. Knox and inspect his goods before buying
elsewhere.
AUCTIl1N EERING a specialty. Being practical in the above and
in stock, and having had several years' experience, can guarantee entire
satisfaction.
CAUTION
oemealsea.
• laughable HNtie story is told el •'
wenn se the wanton Meed in . Freesia
raft Lille was asked her age, cod she
eaetered this she wee thirty yams .*L
Std,` '. TMr Mewl., "sal yes rd
t.:! eye FM cow whim yes appse.d
ss
linage M tele r
"I tank M e�legr." - i. e.pllei
T e �� r �e ease ell e l
worn wile or Me thi g birder W an.
.
.Beer Maw kmaten...
Owing to the enormous
sale of our famous
'Something Good'
Cigar
JOHN KNOX,
AGENT AND AUCTIONEER. --
HALLIDAY'S IMPERIAL
Oskar Ms.thstwye, are patting ea the
market inferior goad' ender this mor.
A pew erten 15 lmitatd, tMre-
lore the fact net "ROrethl]SS bleed* is
mover
b eeenterfsited is • rneraelme te amok
Ws that is 15 AS best 6 Dent blur on
tiro asibt.
L pae-Ya.ieg Sea tune ser trade mark
(Th. lanwslansl cod them .time wen eseh
bre, en ether ie.resolea 0.r wem.mhin r
fore bread y regieemed ..d •.y cos
Mg ether eyes ween ibis memo wi11 be
peee.S.led.
Empire Tobacco Co., Montreal.
18 AN UP-TO-DATE RESTAURANT,
Choicest Confectionery, Oysters, Fruits etc.
Only the Best kept on hand.
DAIRY TINWARE.
WE HAVE MADE UP A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DAIRY
TIN WARE
itch as Strainer Pails, Milk Strainers, Milk Pans,
Creamery Cans, with or without taps,
Cheese Factory Supplies, Milk Pails, with Iron clad bottoms.
Also Pails with Copper bottoms. all matte out of the very best Tin
and our own ntaka
If Your Tin Pans or Pails want new bottoms, or repairing of any
description, or if you want any Tinware wade to order, come to the
New Tinshop, opposite Martins Hotel.
HOSPITAL FOR
LEARN TINWARE J. E. WORSELL & CO.
The Practical Tin, Stove and Furnace Men
Perhaps
•
_ • en
Some day someone, somewhere, will
make a better match than E. B. Eddy
makes, -but up to this date no one has
done so.
Meanwhile, and until a better one
is produced, use
E. B. EDDY'S Matches.
tc�'R.itl:. 2 L 1\01" 5 1 1 1
For the prevention of fungous di.easee and for the destruction of insect
life on fruit trees we are handling one of the best Pumps on the market.
lade ill
Five Ses!
Strou, Cheap
and DllrabIo!
it has an automatic agitator which keeps solutions in constant motion, thus
insuring an even strength and equal diatril,uiion of the chemical.
iafornaation regarding solations and timers of spraying cheerfully given.
DAVISON & CO.
Keep your Feet Dry
0 you eat oh sold show It will bass es f1W
Summer
WEAR GRANBY RUBBERS
are the beet clad last loosest. F . I'.
ill Fit and !Ym1s&.
tiT WISE YAM bels.