HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-9-5, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT.. THTTRSDAY, SEPT 5, 1891.
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Childrs. Shri.k
from taking medicine. They
don't like its taste. But they are
eager to take what they like -
Scott's Emulsion, for instance.
Children almost always like
Scott's Emulsion.
And it dues them good.
Scott's Emulsion is the easiest,
most palatable form of Cod -}fiver
Oil, with the Hypophosphites of
Lime and Soda added to nourish
the bones and tone up the ner-
vous system. The way child-
ren gain flesh and strength on
Scott's Emulsion is surprising
even to physicians.
All delicate children neer* it.
Dart b. personded i• semi a.sMlYsd./
OMB i OMR _iIH1s Bolt OW tis
NEWSPAPER STOitl ES.
Ig■'ek Wit
A '•omedso on . h....uh theatre once
made • great but oat et a poteft! ttocidest.
On. day while 1odulgisg uo it •t hymn
play es the step he hat bra te.d violently,
entirely ea 140ident, against ow. of the pip
litre of the some oa Lite •time. On bearing
one thud every bode uttered • cry- '•No
rem h•r,s done, ' mid k e reedier.
„ . •... n,• • .i•I,k M. • g'•-• .f wa/o(,
sad • sal. cedar." thew were orou,tht,
Led tae eat de • " fold..* the .,apkm ta the
tors. of • h•nd•ee, dipped it .e ' he el re,
and •..,p..ed w_ telt raker ou tete ,let
part Having thine pr.p••0A • •o•nprw w
ourd eg to pres.trtpti en. mid rhes •very me
expected ka e..*. I app.' ,t ro h,. tnr.nrad,
be gravely roue ,ee teed It Orr the pillar.
The off N' of one .or ton vies .u,11 ' h t •ver
ow est bra douse as the readiest .a.1
'racist mo in has prof.esiea. --Harper -a
The Leer W.. wavy Na Spoke,
Ls (halos• relates the following amu,inr
story "A y ar ago Lord Cherie* RIMS
ford removed • letter from one of kis
biotech .eseu.ciog the birth cif tit► •
boy .ad • girl. fi. added • “Peewit no to
pie the ho your nam. - hat is to m,. call
kin, 1. 'rd Cherles Hereford Bros My
hlt•ni*er would be ualimit.d if :roe maid
.t the same time obtain permission for ate to
rill the rill Priaosse .f Wales Brows.
lord BereSord gave his .onont, eat
o'.t•i:..d that of the Prisons- New he
laugh► no mon of tete wetdeot until quip
three ly, be recetv.d a letter freta the mid
Brown, with times words: •'I ►'.e. the
Senor of letting you -know tet' Lord Herm
ford her his second tooth. As t. the
Prin.-me of Wales, .he died the day before
yesterday.' "
■*s'nearer►.
There are many earyrug i teas of what
grain' ride ts and in what way it should find
expreemoa. 11 is reported thew • soldier
in the emit war -it matters not whether he
Wks of the North or the Se1'h -n see ng
kin hamar commander, erpre....j grot,tude
to hon.
•'Its 1 you kens me •" he asked
eagerly
"N", my freed,' mid the former W-
irer
" X t, y , ire, you used. saved my life l• ..x.
t,s,o.uj 'Ile o•her.
"Ao, how was that
••Why air. 1 emceed ender you at the
ho n...1 --, God .rh •n vn.* rag sway in
t • •.-,I acing of the d[hr 1 ran •ftor
roe 1 might tato toes k.11yd. ire ;aleeys
t&uJtn' of yen as my preserver -my bene
tensor --ul.es toe
Me Wa • &•hasaed.
A I •k and ht• coon ry fa:her en•rred a
rastaurent .S.turdev evertor.. and took mats
et a table where set a telegraph rat aster
and a ;. porter. The old n.• r booed his
bs.d, •n I +•, •host to My glade, ware •
,.&,tor Sew up, sitgis& "1 have Loot-st..k.
o... itl•i, r,.U., .r' ou..ae..d, " Father
eon gave their order• ani the termer a.si
►-•wed ns head The y.•nn( mon to ", d
tee color of • Mail red beet, aid L'v''hiu.t
br fatter a ar00,exelaimed in a ..,w nervous
ten.:
"Felber, it isn't eultemary to do %bat a
'ret .s -I .
••ira eue1oma►y with me t. memo •hanks
W 1;01 wherever i •m, ' std the nhl mor ,
For Lb, Laird tnbe he bowed his heed,
and the t. IsIropu operator paused w t v see
rf .earring his beefsteak and bowed cis h .d
and the josrnel•et po.he1 trek M. fish ball
ad bowed lis heed, •.A there wasn't a mac
who heard the 0.,4101 sod sample prayer that
..t feel a t rod .uut'er respect for the old
f terser than if he had beau Govertee-G :u-
real
•ed 1he New eat 01 11.
Ae insides• nn.nrr.d on •n %casemae*
true 0o the Consolidated Rood that ought
M keys fovea ate way into mint hen -re that.
It has aamerooe lemons Amon, tism peso
elegem were three sweet gad quiet Sisters of
DROASES
KIDNEY
LIVER
PILLS
CURE
BACK -AC ITt
ClIonty ts their oh•r•eterl•Mu dream
'11° with. ver., drunk *44 aneoyteg,en
resod the car aw.l ..t due a b..tds um of
times Hr. talked pr.wtpail y, arses Irmo
• hlg h
battle that be tarried, sad •liy
L
kis disagreeable floe repeatedly lata
the lam bosom of • Sister in • meat moult
tai way. ohs wee evloently crush frighten-
e d The eusdtootee had already bees told
rt the woo* c ,.,Joel, but did setideg. The
'Mer p.men.ere, ta sr s paasatmr fashion,
eat and looked us. No eau salted.
finally • wemu,wkite ea • sheet .ad fall
of euPPree•pd indiguehe., tot IR frees her
n eat and .root to Lb* resets fie «ebbed
the fellow's b.ttle,wrested it Irma hte hands
tad agog 11 oat of the window, and thea
took kola .l ►1a, •ad after • lire's' wed us
abated lather Ilitot hum oat of the teat.
"1 a w K.0014 thelia, aka setd,•xsiWd-
lv 1' the .p.nt•t... "'taut I will not sit still
and tea a Some of Chanty insulted."
-Chicago Tittles
A eaten 1. admeee Mad spent 11 s seem es I
got Ib 1 didn't Reye mask te tear from held
tips '11.e he oohed me 1t 1 knew assay
people fig Safes -Aid 1 knew Bill Faber
mad Retry Stgemr. 1 told him 1 knew them
hots. He wowed to limit whet they wore
doing, sad I mud they were werklea u
Leaveswerih, oriekieg stomas toe horse
o belies '1 ms emoted to earpeise and
e ►••.k • •..rags' Thee he asked me if
1 kaiser Pentameter Woodruff and has sass,
sad how mealy sons had he. 1 told him
therm were two of Nem.
•• 'Are yea oars there are ealy two ?" he
asked.
" '90 e11, set ►•10.g•eg to hie immdiete
tastily, I ess't swear to it, but 1 ealy knew
two.'
"'Whet are they deiag be asked
"'They're workly with year ether two
friends, for steadies o•ttle:' asd them 1 re
marked that Ha •.:you atemes were a►
n osed ter their mown in beanies sod this
did net so.a 1. please him. He wasted to
harm it 1 wield 'ell hon hew to ask. • hog
strike, aid 1 cowered y... by workasg,
Then he asked of I earned a gen, ar.d pro-
posed we should trade, and he earthed fee
his gee trashes me, but 1 was too quick der
him, and bed the drop me him. 1 told hies
to t.'.• off his belt .d put it down .t my
feet He did as I told kin), but seemed to
he very mash •atpr'ved and hurt .t my
.dspleaoes.
"The rest of the ride wasn't bed. The
pamenger .ulked .ad asked m oars yew
tions, and 1 owe. led Lint, with the safe, in
to Sedan. It w -s after i handed him lis
g oes. after I had delivered my package
and was starting for the stable, that he
mid
•• 'You boli me Pretaaeter Woodruff had
only two sees -that's where you make your
mistake. I'm the third,' and like. Bath he
wee ofi.
"A few days after that I saw his father,
.•d he told me he had given this hey (Why-
Iey) 15,000 thew months before to so to
Toxo acd buy cattle for him. He had
tarnleled all the mosey away and had
stoke • .s•:1 herd Led bead driven it frost
Texas and had left it with hie bite brothers,
saying he had • benison deal l' :wyomiat.
Wholey had disappeared, the settle were
Wailed. and the two '500010* brother* ., .
s..Se.Nd a thieves,
"He wee sea'eaoed a few weeks ago --
you probably read the account in the pap
ers. He was supposed to be married to •
girl be was living with. She had a brother
avis' was sappo..d to be • little weak-
mieded.
"Oa. night something aroused the bro-
ther'e suspicions, and he asked to see the
marriage certificate. Whyley merely laugh-
ed at him, ti. boy picked up • Winches-
ter and .hot him five times"
It was oatmeal to get . story from Keno,
sad I was sufficiently e0000raged by 'dooms
to ask to nee lite cabin, at (,r.my. He took
me to it while we welted for the tr.'', and
he tar. me . nipy et Isis poem oe tee old
gray team he is ase nstomeet to driving-.
poem no'm famous throughout the Rocklin,.
as flood •s Wheat
"1 see,'' remarked the wide astute far
mer, "That wheat he• ,:one up to •eveuty
mots i• C1*u•ge,•ad there'. • report that
it .Lel keep mein' u►1 It goto to one do'Ier
New, 1 d 1.ke to matron two sell you my
crop for seventy mum. Sieves' , cont. will
J• use. 1 d rather have . sure tined shoe
it a gena' tea. to t.ke my otaaoss on dots'
better 1. waited'.
"Bet, replied the eommissito eserolont,
"1 • .. twee to contract ler your wheat at
000eat'. Aa .0.'
"Why dot? It's /Mil' .p to • dollar •n'
you'll Rothe thirty meets • bushel. Ain't
that enough,'
"Oh, yes , hat ton sea that is suly .p••o-
1 .ttve p.ws. 11. dt t what they pay for real
wheat."
"Don't pay that for real wisest' What
in thunder de they pay it for, thee"'
"Why, for upturns
"Wei., yoga the •dazes are options?"
"Why, Ney' • pros'see to get wheat
and sell it for tab and such • price.'
"Well, thea, they got to get the wheat,
ain't they t"
"No ; they sell he promiass apace, 00
oordnag as the market rises or Calls"
''A.' don't they buy and sell any reel
wheat •c •I1`
"Not much."
"Just 11.yo sell wind at *sweaty meta •
b*.hel'"
"That's shout it."
"Thunder an' Mars ; with I'd koowsd
that last fall. I woulda'* • sowed any
wheal 1'.a tied my bats to the hack'of a
t•s.i.' mill. an' kept the boy townie' it all
winter, till I'd filled ell the tags I pe11d
jet hold et. Bat it Lei t leo late yet. By
cosi, H s wiai They want stead of wheat.
I she Bopp. the merkee for thy hell count -
try right .( two f•,er •"
KING OF DRIVERS.
e Nary •r Driver hem tad ■ts *abhor
PJswager.
rrore the New York Iteoor ter.
Tris typic.' Root M000tatn stage driver
is rradn•tly hemming ext'ust One of tae
beet kmwe who .t111 plies hie whip is
Charles R Armstrong, bettor Luown as
"Kano. A tide •.tis bila for several
hour., .eater us the boot of the old Cm -
cord e...h - for hem was • .-a••e04er that
der-0rnugnt forth the 10)10wtag awry In
regard to the gentleman deswsrado, Whyley
Wo'.druI, who heal bees shot . few weeks
before. tsar conversation had drifted on to
de.perate Mantel ece, ernes -•Iteso ..id.
"1 met Woes. oft h so.. id 1
wee ie great task to get off with • whsle
kine 1 be tweet.' unite • . 0 brought 'ate
Elk Fail., weers my route stetted. a email
epeces safe toot•mnieg &boat 24,000 In
g.11. My orders went • .' -1511 Se Sedan,
•'ts••a..e of .bout tw•0Ly-sis males, over a
p et o • cy 2 mutt y 1 bolted the station
ege1t carry the safe •oto the took r.om,•od
tam we born weer Se Mt • bite to eat. 1
supper we sere gone about three .nowt Len
el an h.r,r, and wiles we returned • • fo 'td
the nate had been tampered with. '1 be
hinge. had Sees piled .tad the lock partly
lifted. The tnoa.ongor --ietan• a teletrapb-
ed to Sedan dot io•r..ruettese and 1 walked
out to take'. survey 01 the pl.ttorm. I
round .Leo • 14.011en. of • small tout, •Imo•'
11.e • wentan's te the snow, and on the door
of *he waning room was • mem ot postal
•.n1. 1 pselad It up, and found the writer
had evident',- decided not to mod 1t and he
had wits it in 11.11 it was signed W. W.,
and 11001 .Lee edge eau written "Meet
me at silk F.Il, about the 16th, we may
hews tmporsant busises..
"By ohs tins the el pross omens at Seise
ed wired &+king if I was willing to sorry
the safe through, sad 1 •n.w.,sd 111.1 1
was. In a few minutes 1 had hushed up
tb• Si, broschos and had lifted the sate Lee
der my •set add heel throw.. a blanket over
it -and we were off. There were no p1e
answers that eight, and the drive of tweet%
.'t intim hid fair to be • lonely one.
"It ea' 2 o'clock when I started. It eau
14 ivemher, •,d the day was dark anti
moody. There was only one polo* ss the
n.1 lett afraid of, and that was *bout
three miles from the Falls. .lout before we
re•ohed this pl tee i knotted the miss and
threw these over my shoulders, and pot my
it cod on the brace of fusty Live Colts in the
breast poek.ts of my ulster. We had
remised the der side of the little woods sate
ly, at hen the leaden shied, and I heard •
vn,00 y.'I, 'Passenter?• A tow paces off i
asw a trim I,ok1.g fellow with a red band
•rouud hie . rmbrern, and i sotixd Me guns
his cartridge belt and • knife. He asked
me the fare te Sedan, and I told him , ; is -
side sod $2 outside, He asked tor the tors
to Sedo, and climbed up on the soot l,y me.
i enticed his teet instantly Tey were
small, like the marks i had seen i0 the stew
end I mole up my mind pre'' y Trebly thMt
tills was the man who had been temperas,
w.th the sate
"1 raked him by whet name I should
w.v hill him. an 1 he answered 'Call n •
B.ffalo BJ' "No, i said. •1 know Mr.
Cody, sed 1 w'Mt call you by his same
'All right ; ael1 me anythit g,' he said nadif'
ferently.
" W he. the Iwonoh.0 had Curly started
k+ bagse te ask questions.
'Do you Garry many *sprees pokage.r
h e beam.-
" 'Sometimes,'
seem.,•','Sometimes,' I 101wered. 'De you
wont to re by express!'
"'Well int enmity ; hat 1 *e.g111 there
markt be e.asthiw far met' be Odd.
•"Well, ..1 keewb*g year eases. It
eveld M ember • d4 side mitt dr to fall
whether there was or sok'
"Thea a molted if f wasn't seer afraid te
1rive, sod I MM Wm that as I drew my
"One night at Fort riarker when the Storm
God was raging,
On my gr unread. pillow i rested m/
heed,
And was cumin* the hoer that I beth.
statin`
Whoa the hostler same elope to m' bed
side and said :
"Tome rouse up, old driver, get ufi of that
sofa
And there on that tibe s sage- and
001500,
Uo open your eyes with • cup .f strong
oofee.
For tonight y nu must tackle the good oI I
rrsy team.'
The clock in the taffies was striking
eleven,
In nne hour more the stage would
•rr1Ve
Aad blast was the eight, not • star shone
from heaven
To reeve as • guide, soil It was my right
to drive.
To start outfit midnight o'er the plains in
a hurry
With nothing to snide us was madness,
• twnuld Deem,
N•hen1p spoke the hostler, "Why, driver,
MAI. it worry,
You'll go threegh all rivht with the 'rood
old gray teen.
••AItbough to the horses and read you're a
stranger,
The odds are against you this dark stormy
night,
You tali • my advice, and you'll fool there's
no danger,
fruit all to your berme, and you'll go
through all right ;
For they know their busier'', and tbey'1'
make no blunders,
They man follow • trail like • tatter •
sena.
And limey • driver thought he'd perfotmsd
weed
Wks. thiners, credit was due to that good
old grey team."
we talked of the two sides of lite os
the stares,
bright, its dark side ; iia platoons
and toeing ;
The sweat was in daylight when earning
good wages,
The hitter at midnight wisers lost on the
plains.
Same driven will heap oe their heads
crow'' of glory,
And tell rat their dark drive* .ed .wim
ming deep streams.
Aadmake themselves heroes of •1l their
one .toriee,
Rut as n1d tiger always will worship hie
teams
Thea
Its
'n the Mehl* my horses stood h.rseesed ..d
waiting,
The eloek in the office was just striking
twelve.
The wild storm outside gays es ahem e(
abating,
And 11.m was the urbanise, au tor-
rents rain f.11.
Then we heard in the distance the stag.
bugle, sounding.
In dimwit the window' the teethe
bri.htly «Nest,
Ad oat tram the .table these haemes nam.
hettsA2.t
Ad eased is their places, that geed old
tray team.
• sailer oklpsrrooked a the tonnees4-weed
eases
Wee .ever seem happy et seeing • moil
Tkam I. whoa i aetlieed llie sic kers.' me -
Tar i leis serl.in they'd fellow Ie
W. dtgaged the teem opilkly, tis might
growing darker.
W ektma.d 41 or the slimes him • maid
in a dream ;
And far la the duteous I sous lett Fent
Harker,
/Lad trade • side trip wttb int good old
gray team.
Whoa my stage dnyi.g'e aided, and the
storms see •11 Mires,
Lad 1 must ley down all my lites and
my white,
Resin from the world with ma battles sod
clever,
I'll ask trod • favor to drive eta man
Ort
I 11 climb old Moses Zion, 111 pee 'breath
Death's Canoe,
Ltd never will Wt ter old Jardu s
broad strums,
Ad St. Peter 11 be proud to be my tom
mums
Ad rifle thrsetk the portals behind that
gray Leas.
soiml the Ware's`
The oummun sod ever-pre.eot warning
of kidney trouble, backache and weak -
nem lin haps, are iiutckly relieved by Dr.
C1.'w'e Pills The original o.ol only 2b
Deist Kidney -Liver Pill.- When a•I
other remedies tail, they Mors.
•S Usa_wwlmstt
Jeweler -• Mierm,sir,b • cloak whisk will,
I Lkitk,plesse n..k.tto taste. At preoiesly
10 o'clock every morning • obam of belle
rag, Led a Wed hope out and sings • usrol
Customer- "1 will take that if you will
mals • few sheeges in it
Jeweler -••Wet► pleasure
Customer - ••I have • daughter, •ad I
wish the cheek for the room where she es
tartan's her eua.p•uy. Make It .o that at
11 o.l.ok at night • milkmo.'s bell will
ring and a newshnv will skip out •ed yell,
'morning papers ' Jeweler• ( uvular.
'Wing for cesspany.
If you knew how to play dem /then you
ars asked by tried. who ere year guests
or whose guests you are. Remember is
this, as on other oczeitloa., others ars sot
t►tsking halt se mesh about you or }our
perform•nese as you are yourself. You feel
that you are sot death well M Jsaciao will
make allowance for yo., aeryoaeaees, ane'
thous who de sot understand music will
probably net hear the .•iet•kes. A brilliant
rotten says ; "1 always de whoa Fut asked.
If the oompa'ty do net like at aid arm honest
1 .h.11 not be treohl..1 again. It they do
ser tike it and yen oak one, they shall suffer
alis pasty JO* 'hypocrisy."
se ■any aorates In 'herr ars Vewe's.
Laughter has Ing been reoogntzed as the
oda prop arty of man •end oft int drvioe •ir-
tus of much suffering humanity. whish sep-
arates it distinctly trom the lower beasts.
No scientist has hitherto snught,however,to
analyze this peculiar notes of mirth. 1t has
restotoed for • tlruesel• ooyestipator to de
cipher the pkileenphy of laughter. "There
are as sissy laughs as there are vowel.," he
decI&res. Permit. who laugh on A laugh
epealy aid frankly. The laugh to E is ap
',repri•'e to mel.nchul, perma.. The I is
1*. babatu.l laugh of the naive, slavish
bona or Irresolute persons It Ie elan the
laugh of '.peed.. The O iodic -stew ineeroeity
sod b.rdihoort Shoo Irk. • pestilence those
that lea,1 In U. 11 is thus that Moe may
••leuvh and be a •'hale still
A Word Is .'perk•.
The •animal., held before y -ung men to
draw them to •r. eaty is the Letter chute
there for rapid advan.ement. I have some
doubt., remarks • writer in the Badger
State Grooer, as to the soundness of this
argument. In nee of the towns where 1
used to well • great many geode were •
couple of young teen who were clerks is
the two leading stores of the place. They
had many oonsultatons with me over their
choose of rotting situations in the city if
they should mote that way , and my. ma -
stent advice to then was,. stick whorsthey
wore. Some bueines. es Ilea me to their
town • few months age, and I found them
two young men at the head of the two load-
ing stores then, and each of them was well
fixed in money matters I em confident
that had they gone to the city they wouli
he working cm .mall salaries to day.
A hooking mark keeps the !Tends! toles
is a stare et constant imtatio., which, if
Mot speedily removed, may lead to chronic
br.nehutia. No prompter remedy can be
touad than Ayer's Gerry Pestorsl. Its of
feet is immedi•te and the result psrman0s•,
1eibi.g lees Eserlle.t. Meese.
The public hoeing proved the superior
properties of Wilson. Invalid's Pert wine
eertatnly de not want anvU rg inferior to
that unique article. (toe does not wilhorly
en hark to reel ail from electric Tight
Wilson's Invali s' Pert has made thousands
of patrons by merit alone. Invalids need •
something to stimulate and nourish, some
thing that will make them hopetel, sod
buoyant, making them feel that they are
gaining, strength, tied that they have • len
of happy life still before them Thin i. ex -
wily what Wilson's ievalij'e Port dose. It
is • Roe old wine aid extremely pleasant to
lsate, bet while ens tsetse it, it does mon
BIER BIT IN WHITER
That is what you can have by totting sea
of the Celebrated
HOWARD WARM AIR FURNACES
put in your house. This a. what one of our
*amens says about it:
Goderich, March 13th, 1896.
Ilotrnr'l Formic., (o.
Oentlem.n,-The No. 9 Howard
1'.rnace put in for me last Summer
by Messrs. J. H. Worrell k Co. Iran
gives good satisfaction and kept the
house comfortable and at as even tem-
perature during a winter of .6u -op-
tional severity. One alvantege is
the ea.e with which it is regulated,
but in my estimation that in which it
chiefly shows ita superiority, is the
entire almost,' st•' of gas or dost in the
house, which hag bee.. se much com-
plained of in Furnaces of inferior con -
sanction. • i .hall txrtei.ly recom-
mend tate Howard to those content -
plating pun:hiting a Furnace.
Yours truly,
not■t. J. NArnL. I
If you think of having • Formes put is. 1
sell and ma es and we will be p'-u.d te
give yea ea amtim•te.
Mous prelims • •tta•1•ting effect. It is • I T■ L - Signa
blood talar. It t• • '.sewer 01 etrosgth.
Sol 1 by .It dealers •t $7.611 per ease of 12
quart b.isi.e, halt ease $4 es' 76 .M. per
beetle AddressBordeauxClaret ('a, 40
kleep.I.l threes, Montreal
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35»CASII PRISES 35
1st prize, 625 ; 2nd, $16 ; 3rd,
$10 ; 4th, $6 ; 6th, $2 ; 10
prizes of SI each ; 20
prizes ot b0c. each.
Th. Proprietor. of
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Malta 08170
offer to school children the above
prizes, competition epee until let
of Sly, for the best poem or
rhyme, the initial letter of the
lines reading downwards to com-
pose the words -
'Salads' CtIou'fs
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The poem is expected to be the
result of the child's own thought,
flee name, age, address end school
to be appended to each poem, Oleo
T_ • card out of • package of
11 Salada" Ceylon Tea.
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STURDY BROS.,
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TIM tarTelepksae Osn esus., Square. sMsrMr,
FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THECOOICSBEST FRIEND
LARGEST SALE IN CANADA.
GODERJOE
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A, S. C H RY STA L,
Ss.eeresorto C'hryatal ' Riseh,,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pans, Sheet Iron
Works, etc-, et..,
And heater 1n -
Engines, Moehinery Cuttings, Ac.
All suss of Pipet and Pio* Fittings,
Steam and Water 1:runes. (,lobe Valves,
Check Valves, Inspirotore, Ejectors and in -
jesters Constantly on Hand .t Lowest
Prices.
A specied line of Steel Water and Hog
Troughs for use of farmers and others.
Repairing promptly attended to
A. 3. CZB YBTAL.
net -is' P. O. Hoz 37, (lnderloh, Oat.
wrote-oppositeG. T. R. /notion, Dederick
CAVE Alit(
DEMON PAT.■Tab
GOPYMONTS, Me.
rept- naneltion sed *u'
p,. T:.l nt init. in
III .F t xtt Apn.110A\, VlM en 11.
yerr 1.1,1`a, l•.re.r'wtro MM•,t• in %Iim•1e.,
yy�aettet l takes out sy ne U trrom rat before
e'.t'll.
aye erre'.. seen free et t min • to the
tttzcr►eau
l ar...t u�trein tenJ of rr:ra.Lmontt newer r�,(ykiat
1•00..122 s 'to 11/1 1'01 ft. Ramey. ,411
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PATENTS !
CwEAT$. UMW MABgf ABB COMMITS
Obtained, and all bolds s 1n the U. & Passat
Ogee meadow Nat stODIERI TR Fera,
Oar te ban=
the U. d, Patent Or
gee, tied w t ba slats= Patents is lam dose
I Ms th.ss eyt e from WAIRINGTON.
Bead �f-ODNL r0R nitAWINO. Ws ad-
rift sr to ttobtllt tree 'of she'll 1d
?4!N PI TAt 11.11 1 UNLESS WE Oi-
1 a
Tl► rmferb, to vibe Pou►srteeter, Lt,•of M
��f( pt•., ad M re�loeg
U. & ogees raw ei advise
1 rederenese se $sisal t>tigmy 1a sees
=bats or Omit write M
e • MOW t ter..
9p..eN. Posses OMil
gs.weekl.ggq D C.
J. H. WORSE
Reedsa
ag_IN_b. Kann/rowB*.
Haarow ..r,
eases
0001 20 1-" call.*. NO as entire re mg
Job Prin'iot fo:ilitor-, ed k ••'e unnsr-
p•..rd nu•.idr the 1. 11.1 0n- •1. ',towpt
and proper •s.r..tir'. .4 011 ela..es et
print's. A •,art,,er of eats'.., roma..
moot say season i.•. 0..11 'raw
be in o.44 of. - rad 1 It case we si4*-
011 your at1611•44, '•.line confident
at unr
'lip 1" .'I..-, e,II meet wt•b
the approval of err y,.r r..r•
p0 41 1\elkt\ i
Thi. a•ehtl air.• 4. k••rt it t"e t•,11
range of queitie. Game w letter
heatia.
*cm°. ♦\tad►s
aro not so generally used, this W
an importa•.t 00.5' in minim rcIsl
correspondence. See what we'y1
got under !lir Abu". e Lutein,
LtrMitr heads
In this line we have a very Targe
stocn of tine writing papers suit
&L:e tor every class of businees
represented in this locality, tom
prising boil au.l wee t', linens,
quadrille and other papers, ruled
or unruled, ai rally he tr•,uired.
W4\k iitci►ds
If the "plV-as-you-go" plea was
the nrler of the t',.J the demand
for account paper would not be
so great ; but there are some poen
who get so many dunners that
they wonder if the stock will ever
run out. We don't intend it to,
and at present our stock is coin
plete in this liter with four sixes.
Good paper and neat ruling.
Both single and double dollars
and cents columns. They come
cheaper than bill heads, and aro
the proper thing to .entl After m
delinquent once a month. They
are sure to fetch him 'round -
sometime.
Enve\oWts
Now, it would be hard to get
along without envelopes, and to
keep up with the demand for
them we keep a large stock on
hand. We have now about •
hundred thousand in stock, and
the prices will range from 75c. to
$2.00 per M. We handle coin
mercial and legal sizes exclusively,
COmme.re,a\
has already been partially enum
erated in some of the heads above.
There is, however, a vast amoun
of work under this head that to
enumerate would more than take
up the entire space occupied by
this adv't, but we do it all at TH■
SIGNAL.
i \Iry tai3Or♦8
to an "At Home.' or a wedding
require con.itlerab.e taut: in select
tion sometimes, but we make it
an easy natter by keeping in
stock the very latest and best
samples to be had. (tall and rte
4 rot►,ro ms
of entertainments and meeting
promptly turned out, from tine
plain but neat to the most elegant
with cork and pencil 'attached.
C'ere"\ars
We aim to excel in all the differ;
ant kinds of work we turn out,
hut especially in this, and keep
in stock plain and fancy papers
suitable for all requirements.
Zara.% ant\ r\•,ekeks
This heart covers a Targe range of
work, from a bread or milk ticket
to neat calling car', from an or-
dinary admission ticket to a tasty
business 'nl or s h&ndaontely
printed membership ticket.
4 esti' s
Our facilities for turning out this
clads of work are evidenced by the
fact that the great bulk of it is
dune by ue. This line also in
eludes
DOtkilers
which our threw foot -running job
presses are able to tarn out in
surprisingly short time.
o a\e, i ' V
belong to the poster demartnieot
also, and we make • specialty of
them- -promptness being our Aiin
in this respect A notice of sale
will appear in TRE Smear. free of
charge when hills for sante Den grit
here.
i\\ Acari• of os `Y orlai,
in the typographical prir.ui1( 16..
can be done in Nis establishment
in an expeditious site( artistic
Danner and
Ov►r 4t,%eta mtl;tt\\ of Boer,$
eery reasor+ab\t.
Weextend our thank. for past tai
ors, and solicit a continuance of the
same.
assesses, lin