HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-7-25, Page 6THE SIGNAL : GODERICB, OrT., TH 1 i RSD 1 , JULY 25, 189x.
Bei
Jenne, s sww.n.
Almost
Passes Belief
Kr. Jas. Z. Nicholson, Illoreno.vtll.,
N. • , eirusgtes for Seven Lone
f L vo. Tears with
" CANCER ON THE LIP,
AND II OUR= ST
Sarsa-
AY E R^
Mr. NwwMlson say,: "1 consul doe -
tors who erre-Mord for tae, but to
bo purpose; 11e cancer began to
Eat into the Flesh,
spread to my chin, and 1 suffered 1a
agony for seen long years. rurally,
1 bet*u takIug Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Is
a week or two I noticed a
Decided Improvement.
Rai ouraged by this result. 1 terse.
erred. until In a month or sot the sore
under my chin began to heal. lot three
months my Hp Megan W heal. and, after
using the Sarsaparilla for sU menthst
the hist trace of the cancer disappeared•'
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Admitted at the World's Pair.
aras'S PILL$ Jterw/ate tks perste.
HIS PNEUMOGASTRIC NERVE.
Upon an asere(ge, twice • week,
When anguish clouds my brow,
My good physician friend we seek
To know 'whet ail. me now.'
He tape me no the hack and chest
And *cam my tongue for bile,
And lays an ear aguost my breast
And Weiss thore awhile.
Then he is read, to admit
That .11 hr can oheerve
le something wrong snide, to wit
M . pneumogastric nerve '
Now. when thee betas names within
Iheyeptic hulks like mine
(:e wroog, . fellow should begin
To draw what s called the tine.
It seems. however. that this Name,
Which in m, hulk abounds.
Is sot. dem inte its awful name,
So fatal ea it sounds.
Vet. of all torment• known to me,
1'11 as without reserve,
There is no Wrn.ent like to thee,
Thou paeumogeetnc nerve '
This subtle, eart%us nerve appears
To be . wueot foe -
1t waited nearly forty years
Ite chance W lay me low
Thee, like some blithering blast of hell.
It struck this guileless bard,
And in that evil hour I fell
n'rnlsgi*us for and hard,
Alas' what thing. 1 demi, love -
Pies, puddings and preserves -
Are sure W rouse the vengeance of
All poeumograstnc nerves'
fairly healed. "Gmeeetne saa.ser! Presy
leas' Hew dere 11.) write cask eta? H.
dare they print it' Oh, thea deg of • r
ter ' no em et w. Theft
Theftww000 be, etc," g'srisg mooed the tweet and
addressing •a uiyiaiab fallow n1. . ' I
tall you, ear. there woo t. be • Whale hose
lett is his body '
His tint step was W telegraph hs errias
wife W mane none ►m.edesteiy : hs oast
Lo seek tee °thce of the moraine paper mid
make the date for the eNihag ul • terrible
pore. He w.. ushered taw tam sanctum
of the editor, with whom he had • slight
solu.tataeoe, sad was cordially greeted by
the thin, wiry esu with yavitoot, laughing
hes. Hut Mr. Helmer, was in no moot
for the ameatttee of lot..
• W ben can I see the whippersnapper
nkat had the audacity te write this about
my wife' be demanded, giving the papier
• drestrufel thump. The dolor ran hie .ye
over the paragraph.
•• My Geer ear, t don't sec anything ob-
jectionable to that. Merely • oo.plusest
paid to • well-known sad respected lad)
••Gtr, interrupted Mr. LSelmere, friars -
tag darkly, the preps has too much liber -
t t in these days. It is not seemly to speak
with such flippant publiat of the wife of •
private at tea, and the tuaeg mw must
account for tt to toe.
IIE KILLED PITEZEL.
Holmes Has Made Thls
Admission.
Mss.
Toe editor looked as pini for a inmate
with a curious expression.
•• Vert well, be said celanit. "Uur
society reporter comes in from lakevtew Te-eas abs Will ideality the Ladies e1
tonight, •.d will be here early tomorrow
d mysterious, Match, and that be aim It r • lort•neM dry fur • te•li when M
1
saw Ilolows at Fort Worth, Texas. This ' t1n1 disoovere the vlu. of A. w'e Sare•par-
was from
mall that ootid y was sub- 1's as a htu. •-purinu tl',ilu thio mereapar,
l fed trot the man and kis story was sub-
segiwuitly eaptlrmed by lir. Shoemaker.
Mr. Kbiueatek,er said that be would not
tell for men's same until he had e..tsult-
One ed with Mimeo sad that he would pot
the latter to' -day.
PITEZEL NOW IN TORONTO.
Ser cb/Yrs■ It Is yaw % Ad
moroioe. and will; no doubt, be hapset to I .. e... M tet 1Jbr1, re
Me aromatic to a.ada
li'.r trial.
Tereste, July 1t► -Mrs. PiteseI. mother
of the victims ori the St. Viuceat-etnvt
tragedy, arrived in Toronto last even-
ing by tee 8.35 i'.P.It. truin. '1'b•• au-
thorities werr wired that ,b a hod lett
Chicago lot a Ten 0' rvuus and enfeebled
conditiuu. Tbr ►. are of her exi.ited are
sec )0u.
" i don't thins he will, returned BM
mw, grunt,
The oext moraine Helms•* set out oa itis
arced of vengeance. He °trode down the
street with the an of a ouatuuror, turned
into • saddler • lump, *elected • evoog,well-
made horsewhip, thea with • wicked gleam
in hie e) a pro.d.d to the oboe of The
Morning Trumpet.
A horsewhip naturally creates something
of • serration w • newspaper otfioe,and true
omission win no exoept.on,tbougn the tater,
est was manifested w an unusual was,% Mr.
Helmets we. prepared to encounter uppoSi-
eon, but found a unguis lack of it. Oa
demanding the whereabouts of the menet
reporter, there war readwens of response
sod there •ctuai1 . seemed • disp..atios en
the part of over, ood\ W smooth hu path to
revenge. As he mounted the stun a tele-
photo meas.,. went from the door . ease-
tne to the upper room :
"He's Doming with • horsewhip : are os
afraid'
The answer was Iigb1h leeched back :
"Not the laser in the world.
Mr. Helmer' rushed upstairs file en in-
furiated 1w11, tore headlong through the
corridor, beoged open the door, sod found
himself in the presence of -a tall,young wo-
man, with band.ome, clear -out feetures,ead
• e•ocking laugh.
" t .nod morning, else mid swarth .
" hood --good wornrag, be gasped. " I
want to see the ,.)clef) reporter.
"Yee. I am the sooiet t reporter. What
ciao 1 do for t ou'
, 1 thusk 1 ve mode • inutile, .tam
meted poor Belmar " that is -er -er my
name is Meller, and 1 called -- '
" Helmer'." cud this tall young women,
who seemed .once way to grow miler every
minute in Helmer's dteoreanizd eight.
" Helmer not the husband of the charming
Mrs. Helmer, ot i'b..taut street '
"The same, said the unhappy wretch.
•' le it possible "' else drawid, looking
hum over se he stood there, flushed, excited,
perspiring, and tl.en added m.Iuolousty : "I
never oou►d beer thought it, Rut out down,
Mr. Helmer, you doo;t spm well. Von are
nervous, feverish. Here, take thus cheir.
There, °elm yourself, Would you like •
glass of water' Allow me. Let me relieve
you of this whip. And gently, deftly she
drew tt Irons Ma unressttar hand. stood it
against her desk and *sated hermit to the
big .winging cheer before it.
Belmont did not speak. He stared .t her
with dilated e) ea. iie had a dim idea that
he was going into .m ep leptic fit.
" I Naw s our wife last eveniog,Just before
leaving Lakeview, and she told me obs had
been hestrl, summoned home, and no doeht
that is , our errand here the morning. I
will mate • note of it, and it .h.11 here •
prominent place in the fashionable intent
geoce.
"Hut—' choked the unfortunate cres,-
tura
"Don't distress yourself, sir : I
am really grieved to see you suffering eo, '
Me went en,Jottiay down some notes. "1 ou
really *heeld ss • physician. So fortunate
your wife is ooming. Very kind of you to
take the trouble to call and give this item
It shall appear se you wish. '
"Thank you. Ah --but .h I10ok you'
spluttered Helm ere, as he roes and sneaked
towards the door.
"Not at .11. i)on t mention it. So kind
of yam to o•ll, especially when you are not
feeling well. My respects to your wife.
Good morning
Theo, )rat as be was bowing himself out,
and uoagr*tulaltns himself that the wont
was over, eke celled msercuIaault. "01%, Mr.
Helmer, t on have forgotten t our whip '
He locoed, looked noes •t thole bend
some rtes, spar Id nag with malicious fun,
gays • groan and fled
Then from all quarters of the dark hall
dein' which he sped. from the kasiaeis
onion below, from the open Mer of the
*•notem, past whish he dashed, then arose
so heaven a Amos of jeerung laughter. Nay
more. At the foot of the stun • little imp
of an office boy pat his tow bead out of
• doer, and with • grin of ghoulish else
.oreewued, "Wall, did Or thrash hw!.'
Toe break ot Solman. as his friends palled
it, sand him of his ia.nit7. Theno for
ward his Maria had seam pew, while toe
baadsoma moiety repeater of the "Moraine
Trumpet had an extenstdiaar) souvenir to
exhibit to her friemda---
RbtTR Saau.tes Torte
Oh, that 1 could remodel man '
I'd end these cruel pains
Ht hitting on • different plea
Prom. that which now obtains,
The etomaeb great t, amplified,
Aeon should occupy
The all of that domain laude
Where heart and lung. now Ile,
But first of all 1 should depose
That (Debate curve
And.uther of'mt thousand woes,
The pbeumogastne nerve'
Eugene Field.
LONG AGO
('lumber* Journ•I
When opal tints and gray invade
The crimson of the west- -
When dot light a I ingotisr traces fade,
Aced meg birds Beek the seat -
W hen shadows fall o.er hill and plain,
And stare ot heaven clow,
We live in memory once .gain
The days of long ego.
And friends of days forever o er
Around us closet\ stand.
We feel the ktsdlt grasp once more
Of meat • " vanished hand.
And though fond, lot al, brave and
May be the friends we know,
No friends ma match the friends we knew
And loved long, long ago.
tens
rival had spreatl through the city sod
a crowl of curious eight.e••r• ue.r.• mor-
bid thus eoasiul. .art • tkr,.n_• •i Coe plat-
form of lite U*iou Dept wle•u the train
which bore tree heart-br,'Leu muwiln
arrived. Dressed entirely iu black,witb
careworn and pr,•tuaturely aged features
hiddeu behind a heavy veil, the woman
stepped from the train with au ut,ate+:dy
moieem+•ut which betruyed the t.•rrib.e
nervous *train •he -bed uiiJereone.
The sleek occa.:oned by the Pews of
the d:arov.•ry of the bodies of her child -
raw followed by the long fisire•y unat-
tended crud the i.vept.ou ueronled her
et the Hutton depot. have complete:3r mo-
m -reed Mrs. P.tex 1. stud it wee mit
tluou;rht jud'rious to allow h.• • t.. U• iu-
terve. last . venin;:. Ste idol the
u.At'bt's reel etrengt::eu her sulficieatly
she will undergo to -,lay th' terrible or-
deal of visitiwt taw Morin,. to identify
the gbiutly forty. upon the marble *luta
ea threw of her .uulghtrra Etta' Alice and
Nellie, whom eke I .et ..ace alive iu St.
Louts, Mo., iu ti.•ptewln'r lest.
11111 Try t. 11.Y 111sa.
Philadelphia, Pa., July 1`t. --`slowly tl:e
web is bring wor.•:i which w III bring C.o.
stolid. (secretive H. H. Holuws. sow pit-
titrg in hie Manly cell do Muy'umrtsiug
Jail, befoe the bar of justice, where h
will have to fare the charge of murder.
whether iu Philia. rlphia fur kiliiug R. F.
Parfet or in Toronto for slaying the
two little Ila light r.e ill Pitexrl. Huiw...
a uce his ot,e uct!.reak oil Tuesday, hos
refused t.r tall to auy extent, a decided
chuunge iu deweate.c. N.. before the die-
covery art 111e holies iu Toronto l-' wase
ouuly tee williug to suggest schemes for
the recovery of the wcasitig children. His
nttortyy still .i.,.ks to the sauemeu:
that if the bodice louud in Toronto are
really these of the Pitesel children. it
nowt have been the man Hatch toleo killed
them. Pitezrl'e Lody was buried iu tb:.
city,but certain I..rtione ui it have 6-.1
taken Dom the grave cruel lire saw to the
iui.a•rsiou of the officers ill the iteur-
esite rompaay vtctiwiaed by the arch-moo-
afortotor lloim.'.
"Holmes was colt Arlene in this horrible
crime," was the utterance u1 Special .ta-
s.atant "+cud that to my unite,
s our sot the most remark-
able things abort this great myetory.
Every bit ref evnience points to the fact
tuat he worked aloes, except to UM.
',there when aid was needed to his; 1 -
wiuk somebody. 11;a uuly accomplice was•
Pitesel, and be wa* made away w.th.
There tat no doubt about it being Pite-
erl who was kilie.l in the Callow 11i11 -
street home, sad it was. his body that
was loond there. We have evideuee to
prove that which will eatisfy the mind
of any ressonab,r tau. Twice Hedmero
bas conlewsed that the body which war
found inrineratel at the house No. 1216
Callow Rill-etrret was that of Benja-
min Pitesel."
" A job had been arrayed to briut
herr the body of +. college. *abject," *e!d
Humes, " but Piteael beanie seared.
fearing the iwnrane•e people would de-
tect him art the crime. He went 0o a
spree, and whi:, drunk a.wwittcd sat•
cid* by taking chloroform."
At thin important pont Holmtw quit.
and failed to tell how the fire oeenrrol
that partially consumecl the body He
has ail *Ions contended that he could
produce Pitesel. hut now admits that the
men is dead *ud that be knows how the
death Deterred It *ertur as if the pris-
oner is becoming rntt:ed, and his suicide
would riot be surprising.
There is every aseuratrrr felt by the
district attorney that Holmes can b•
eonv rtrd of Pitesere murder. No iud'ict-
mrnt has yet been framed chargicg
Holm,* with for murder of Pitesel, but
it it esperted that the document will
be drawn up in a few days.
The latest and verhepr one of lee moot
important developments in the env to-
day r the fact that this criminals ..lb•g-
.d wife i• exerted to reach the city in-
laid/. of 13 horn. rhe has been 'stemmed
here by District Attoney Graham.
Georgienua Tole wee the womcru'e
before .5. all,• 1 herself witb Hulm •e.
Thr lattier'eyil.w et that time ea. Jlow-
•ud. Mi. Yoke took the tame Howard
alter the alleged mnriege at Franklin.
Ind., the Mme e1 M. Yoke's parents.
Ibis was shortly after Holmes' swindling
operation. in Ciskego and elsewhere. The
pair event their honeymoon in Denrrr
where Holmes is sail to have made 127, -
OO) through crooked methods.
me,SlSg rp.a ABM.
Tire prisripel development in the Pltrrl
ease to -day was the epparaoee on the
anew" of • w,tn.ws whn is to prove an
alibi for Holmes off the charges of mar-
deriag the children in Twrouto. The wit -
/Kea refttp*d to sire bin Ila IDP or where
he le staying in ch. city. Thie al'erm.n
a naafi of medium height, with remark-
ably b.a.ky trim grey lair sad .
c :•• •r••, eitoescre ale* strew/led w'•ts
grey, treat into 111, otter rat Cewver
f'..oCmaLer, ens+s••I for Holmes. TM
nae had tb.• Amor...ranee of a for.ig,rr
ale) it was euk*eyu.stly Iraremi that Ir
was a Frereh - ratas4Nan. Mr. Klee
malar and the stranger were ttageth*r
kir snow time. When the latter left tlw
dfior M wee .er.sted by the waiting
reporters. is replying to the gs.tomes
pt to bias be spike with .tr.sg Fr.urb
sweat sad d&Min d to gle. his name
se address. Ile staled. however, *let he
bed erase front T11ellinb is 1lrli.sn' an•
etrtere. He etild wt M wattle kr
ally a arger• flet la saw MAR dr
Though smiling fortune on us shower
Her gifts with right (rood will
Though every passu` day and hour
Bulled with .u.s6lse .11.11-
j'heugh joys and pleasures deep .bound
Upon the way we go,
We etch cod dream o'er joys we found
1s days of long ago.
And though we form new friend,, now time,
New Joy,. new pleasurse tri,
And though sew hopes like pbento.e rim
A. in the days goes by,
When Dema the holy esim of eve,
0.r tear sabidden flew A
We love, we hope. we plea end grieve
Again is Leag Ago.
A .ZEALOUS HUSBAND.
tr1 R. Reimers' was winordinate)
can. Be tines rht tee beet was to e&
cin wife is ..sse iadisorsties was M send
hot le the eeuntrv. This he did, *rid them
appeared e.dd..I) ea veriest. oeenemas. bat
'rialtos*. %Aisg anti esti e.peeiall) 4iveted
to Mn. Reiner
As k. Nat at breakfast ase mereirg sad
u felded the dell) rarest hie gam tell apes
• paragraph, •ad he beta.* se • psiaMr
that kekelde the prey. The paragraph NMI
a • foist) 'stem levities Iran the newt
se width Me wife wee metier is the tallest
ems, N the ward, sad ran es foMw :
"lbw of the mete p_pslar Is bens His
mom is tale sheresiag lite. Jame lialmar,
whn lee by bar oarruslitali MM. aid
ties was bats of °til dlNs."
live..-Wtaiee freeman&
London, July 111-ilr Charles Rivers -
Wilson, President of the G.T.R., leaves
for Canada on Aug. 7, and Mr. Price
the vice-president. on Aug. 11. Their
volt Is to Inauglurate reforms In that
service. flume reforms baye already
been Instituted by tnetructlone from
the new board.
iK.TIAt ay MS. .t&vII
That Tb•re was any Intestates
Swore tar Petty fenny/l.
Montreal. July 1&-A very d Mttn-
gulehed foreigner passed through this
city to -day In the person of Prof. L.
Pruscourtakoft. of the Russian Rail-
way Department. Under Instructions
from the Czar, the professor goes to Ot-
tawa to consult with the chief engineer
of the Dep:ertment of R►llways and
Canals, with a view to obtain h.nts in
the building of bridge•, the same to be
utilized. so 1t 1e said, In the construc-
tion of the Trans-Siberian Railway.
Archbishop Laugevin and IL's:top
Gravel of Nicolet were both In the c.ty
to -day. His Grace of St I outface has
adopted the Orangemen's w:,tehword o4
•' No Surrender." and *aye these can
be no compromise. as tar as His Lo d -
ship le concerned.
Mgr. Gravel made tb • follow ng
e .tement to the press : " it is not true
that there was ever any intention of
asking Rome to influence the Privy
Council, and that this w a to be done
through Cardinal Vaughan. Cardinal
Ixd*,ehownkl, at the time of my visit
to Rome, asked me what the Vattern
could do in the matter, and nugge=t -d
that 1t should call the att•-ntl..n of the
British Government to thle matter.
and that this might be done through
Cardinal Vaughan, as Cardinal I.edo-
chowskl was not acquainted with the
British Ministers. You may re't as-
sured," concluded HI. Lordship of Nico-
let. "th.it there never was any idea of
influencing the Judges or of having any
relation with them, and that Rome
newer no acts.
'• What I had suggested was that the
then Colonial Minister in London be
reminded of the engagements made by
the Colonial Minister of OM. when
promises and engagements were made
with the Manitoba Catholf •e of thore
days. The honor of the British Crown
was at stake In the matter, and we
wanted Rome to tell the British Govern-
ment that. On my return tram Rome
Inst January I nouns that my clergy
were not quite acquainted with the
true state of affairs. and for the pur-
pose of Infhrming them I wrote the
letter. I also thought the question was
finally tattled by the Judgment of the
Privy Council. and i wanted to create
a public opinion which would enable
the Dominion to act In the matter and
give the Catholics their rights."
SOT* wt0S/.11 TWEAK fl•Ttgt.
Iwerr.dIbt• Crime or Two tads of 11 sad
1:1 1 ears.
London. July 1S. -A most horrible
case of Juvenile depravity and brutali-
ty came to light In Plaistow, an east-
ern suburb of London, this morning.
Two boys named Combes, aged respec-
tively 13 and 11 years, were brought
before a magistrate upon the charge of
having murdered their mother, and the
accusation was substantiated by their
own confession of the crime.
The boys killed their mother M' stab-
bing her through the heart, ten days
ago. since which time they have occu-
pied the house alone with the woman's
fast decomposing body. The husband
of the murdered woman and father of
the two boys is a ship's purser. and f*
absent from home on a sea voyage.
The house was well furnished. and pG•-
seeped all the requirements of a com-
fortable home.
After the boys committed their
crime they pawned a number of valu-
ables they found In the house. and pro-
ceeded to enjoy themselves by taking
Mpg to various places on the river. and
In the interim visiting cricket grounds
and indulging In other forms of amuse-
ment When they were arrested they
were playing cards, In the hou"e ron-
talning the decomposed corpse of their
mother, 1n company with a half-witted
man, end apparently getting the high-
est degree of enjoyment from their
pastime. despite the stench which per-
vaded the rooms.
The magistrate was astounded at the
developments of the case and amazed
at the cool demeanor of the boy*. He
dee•lar•*d that he could not believe the
younger *ane, and remanded them.
pending their mental examinations
The minds of the boys peens to have
been upset by reading novels which
made heroes of cutthroats, re.bbers and
the ilk.. The crime has created a great
sensation In Loudon.
be knows he has Weed • remedy • p►u
whisk M may rely, mad that los uta•. ng
tel•dy r. ai Aa.* a.., quoted. Has omen
*there. will oars you.
Aa auditor in • Japanese t • re is allow-
ed, for • emelt extra tee, to Strad up, aad
the unfortunate iedividusl behind him bee
•o ngbi to remoaet rale or to rip and get a
meta at the stage. He as.. bear, but be
°annul nee.
11 the surface of this earth wets perfectly
'svel, the raters of tie wren would *over
it to • depth of 600ft.
D. CANTELOI,
Sldw't Ute tie £.$been.
Fift) ) cars age the Preebytet1su of Meet
lead insisted that services of praise should
be expressed M staging to p1.a ample taw
the Psalms of David in "House's vendee,'
et is "meter. This certain, which easy
retarded asa prompt of worehip..tplailethe
following .•.cdet. :
An old seetob 1.dt wbo had no relish for
seders music was expn.iag bar Make te
the dogleg *fan •nth.ma is her ewe ebereh
ewe day, whim. neighbor said :
'Why that is • very old *atlas. ' David
pang that embalm to Maul.`
Te One use told lady replied, "Weel,weel !
1 see fee the drat time moderatos' why !Sail
threw Me peels at David when the led
;mag fee him '
u Years er IYtnes.
Wm (folding, en..ereial traveller,
I:M) Esther .t , Tort raw, says r For 15
year. I .offered snack misery from ltei
sat Piles, meneanw sailed pia worms.
Many sod many weeks have i W to ley
riff the reed from this tenablei triad
Mllglt other pile ni.tesente sad soa.Mad
rsmadies wits so peemesest relief le the
bloom Italics cad m*oRlag, wMek, Mind by by e weal' Seed mad al -
011204 Olat-
West street BAKER,
STILL LEAD Tag NUR IR -_
His bread is matte from pure
!Manitoba Hour—utile from the
cream of the Manitoba wheat—and
therefore is 111e best in the world.
This is a big thing to say but it is
la fact and you have the privity
of buying this bread at the alibis
as made from inferior flour at the
price of 5 cents per loaf. delivered
to any part o the town.
Orders for cakes promptly at-
tended to.
E7Wedding cakes and almond -
icing a speciality.
D. CANTNLON.
uR
&'BILIOUSNESS,
H DYS PEPS I A,,-4
ICK HEADACHE,
E6UL*TETHE LIVER.
OHL PILL AFTER LATINO
INSURES GOOD Dt3E3TION.
CE25 CTS.TNtpODps trolRcc �9.
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Mg. H•.war not iiiWibd till the after -
new and later h1e bort was f waif
with the ballast all In the bow, and the
stern just floating above water. near
Heron Island The steamer Longford
has taken nut searehtma partit. but
o trues of tie body baa lees towsA.
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
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Troubles. Impure blood -or mosey relssdd-
Sold by all dealers m medicine, oror by
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DP L. A. SMITH & CO.. Toronto.
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HUGH DUNLOP,
text le Mast of Montreal.
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>Rvrntt, Waith., July 11- .The Paget
5osne Mattoaa: neat Ma Mooed Its
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tot the pant them days AePgMaalg lees
bur Akar ..ItitteswMtg Omit 4_.
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINEP
R. W. McgENZIE
can supply you with • good article at • 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 oaU.
R. W. I/ ZENZIE,
The Crabb Block, Goderidl•
MUNRO'S_
Several Lines of (Tools to band for Spring and Summer Wear, M wb
kil
additions will he made as the Season advances.
Goods are All marked at the Lowest Living Profit and selected with
more than usual care.
Customers may rest assured that everything will be up-to-date, and all
Departments well assorted, therefore no need of particularizing particulars.
Special attention given to small wares.
inspection kindly solicited Prompt delivery of purchases to any part
of the town
A. MUNRO,
Draper and Haberd*.bS"
Intr. SHARMAX, till.
BOOTS AND SHOES i
We an that the wales. r keratin; that a fair primo paid Ise • sed Pair of gage
se iffier be a better k.ve newel then • very leo pries pea 5. • peers flair. i. lb*
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yea boomM.
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