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Meal eal Travelling Ament for the town
ships of Godenoh. Colborne. Ashfield and W.-
wansh,
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U McOIl.LIOU DssOslT..t,
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OODf8RIOR, TNURSfAr, BKPT. r, iris.
WEST HURON.
«EST Hume is unrepresented in
the i)ominion parliament, and, as mat
tern -Ganes, an election may be sprung
upon the constituency at any day.
To be prepared is half the battle,
and it is absolutely neeesaart that no
time should be lost by the Reform
party in the riding in stetting evegy
thing in readiness so that no catijh
vote. may be obtained by the Govern-
ment party.
-It is, therefore, necehta:y that a
convention of the Iteform Association
be called at a date not later than
Thursday, Oct. 24, and, so that the
blest poesible representation may be
had, Dungalinoti should be selectee)
as the place of meeting.
The secretory of the ausocietioti
.hculd lose no time in calling the
meeting, as it i.. only right that every
etlort .hould he put forth to redeem
the .'onetituency and plate it once
more in the Reform eolunan.
SNP 10401 S.
- ('opting esentu cast their shadows
before. Already the nelst'mipal canvasser u
abroad in the load.
The advertising department has
the call in this true. The Mg announce -
menta speak for 1 henwelr.w,
Nett seek will IM a live one Its
town, and the holding of the Ilrsst Aorth-
weat..rn will be NN big event.
Isn't it shout tune •hi, Inter-
national
nternational yacht humht19 was called tiff' In
the languages( the late .1a Mira Hs:.Purr,
"there alai ngthin' t. it "
-Last week the tsars who ws., ear
gtneer os the Bret locomotive, and the man
who invented the luoifer mmt.ch,both passed
away. Between their eoming and ?Donk •
great march wM made by Progress.
The Toronto World is very kiutl
' is Its editorial roinmaa to the Toronto
Straw, ('ar Company, or it tray be that the
Toronto Ntreet ('.r (lorspany is estrentely
kind to the business end of The World.
The Norfolk It.•foruter has been
increased in avr to eight pages, and has
been otherwise 'morn.el We von ere tulate
liner D•..i y on the advance, and hope he
wall And oceans of wealth a the u.d.rak-
Ing.
That ;lav old airs, LILT LArt,TRv,
is still before the puble. This time she is
reported to have Iut 5200.00111 Werth of jew-
el.. The story, however, has the earmarks
of .r advertising dodge to hoot the old
mitt's nett sten venture, ea Incl. hasn't horn
running her way of late.
Tht r • an loyalty fools every
where, and last weak thev t.rnttd ■p at
Now Her.n, ('.ane , and requested a hotel
man, who had fee hi. sneaw a number of
English athletes, to take down the "Prone
lack which h. was thing fr .m his flag-
saR. We wo.ldn t have otpm-tad any
worm forst of foolishness from Col. Gess.
Tii Loa I)r.t...s If some wag hal Anse the
Stan and Stnpss to the % eeve in TereHo
pollee smart alley.
The following from La Patrie
shows the retIm.ttee is whteh Mr beerier
.e held by those who know him beet -Dor
ug the eatln time he has boat eked h. bas
.ever enemata' an error. Re is poor, he
has sacrificed ..gro4.ia,ly his por...al fee
tuna u p.Mk semis* and .t the dessa.d of
his party. Re has lime from platform t.
plasims M tell the good abaci .f better
Mmms sod hay. train H* W *..measly
gloom Yin ► hi *now and W moans to
Um urvioe lel kis eseatry, mid be has fats
he .eoo"iNee.e 11.0 e.U.wt. fnsadahsp of ►i
aappm tore to 1'u Miami, Lle estbu. a.S&r
ado,.ion of the Lib...ls wen when, mad
the rwpeut of Me adver.erse. to . lcr....ter
extent toes may party ua1N nu sires en-
joytd Io t toad."
MINISTER Or ACiRICULT URAL -
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Loudon A...rr,user: Nivuop tried . Lrsw
er as • a I Lever as Illno.ter of Amncul ore,
tbe I k.uoo,uu (:..rel omeat a uoa lu.i s.( eta
way NI' thr aypu.uluw.uI. .d • .1.w10r Lu the
psettim. 11 .ern.e In vi.ter the mads
of tee Ism su po. rr al 41 mere tb.' the
yr,,,,,, U.... :.. o•AY. M.ui.Le1 of AIIIeul
Lille ta . i.p.u..tt11ito twit—Us.
Ti root. Sar lir. Hostague may ►e jest
M olovor a mw ae there a In the Dominion
()hine', but be u not the man for the v. -
sant oorttollo of Agnoulturs. No member
mot a farmer ma successfully manage tb.1
dep.rtmsat or be popular with the people
The Domingo& (ioverument has always
bees oriucired by patroos and farmers of all
klada bemuse • lawyer or mime profssemeal
mac who did sot know the mode of Lan.•
duan egrtoulturea was Minister of Agreed
Lure.
The Dominion t;syernmeat never con
ceded the potut and therein !hewed its
weakness The ()uteri* Administration has
a practical farmer .t the bead of the depart
meat end has wen the support of farmers
The Domiame Government should Got me
oppose public 040510s., sad not oily for the
good of the oouotry, but for the sake ot
eesunng 115 ewe *totem* would be wine in
selecting sums repre.wativs and able
farmer to look after the aureate of the
tma)ortty et toe people.
Hamlltoa Times : It is hinted that Dr
Montague will be •ppotated Minister ot
Agriculture to eu.c.ed An• -en. In the
short time devoted to prep.r•tton for the
work the man of pills and draughts has
shown astonishing aptitude for the arduous
ptettIoa. 11 is said that already, without
undue mental strain ba can tell • Jersey
heifer from • Shire sallies, and by the aid
of • colored .hart ma distinguish between
• hors by sad • yellow jacket without form
ug any mcquaintano with their hueisess
ends. The difference between troth on milk
and the "bead -on prim* Leer will Dome
easy, and when he has fixed a his naiad
the obief pt.inta of diffusely* between •
mustard plaster and • harrow, and • hypo-
dermic syringe and • churn, the great (:aa
adios farming public may seam to moors for
lobe sulking Angers end once mon let down
the bars and tan the chicken out to pas-
ture.
MARINE -
1 ta.5 Ii I'a0x VA.AILIYA.
The Sarah Observer : Reeident. •long
the lake shore, north of the awn, pottered a
remarkable series of variations in the water
levels between Tuesday eveaing and Wed
asodav morning. I►urtng the night the
water gradually rose until it reash.d • level
of three toot &bore the normal. At 6 A. •r.,
it receded rapidly until it had fellers four
feed below the normal, and shout 6:30 it
raised .gain to its normal level. At 7 A W.
it once mors recede.] about four feet, and
by 8 o'clock It had neea a foot above the
normal. During the low periods, the sand-
bar, ever whloh there is ordis.rtly four feet
of wear, was l&id bare, and none' stones
were in sight, to pave .11 the streets is
Sarnia. The water in its fluctuations rose
and frill with • ra.h Tike • tidal wave.
The wind at the time was light and off the
shore.
PRI% ATx VA.'IIT`I AyU rA.em...LR .
Fur some years past it has been • emo-
tion whether the owners of • steam pleasure
yacht, not runoma for hire or remuneration
of ISDN kind, could carry parsons other than
the master and crew, or for owner, bis fam-
ily and servants. witbcot mourner the pen-
alty imposed under the Siteamboet tnepes
min Act for carrying paasesgera without a
fic.nse. The matter hat been under the
considerat',-- if the Government and • de
e. . reached that a seam yacht
Iv for pleasure and not for
t aeration, if she complies wi
✓ . ,.Uemeuts of the Steamboat Act, t.5
earn- friends' of the owner without the let-
ter reaming • tisk of being fined. The pro
vielons 01 the Act,whieh must he respected,
are the psi mem of the rate of duty, tnspeo•
also fees, inspection of boilers and machin
en, the oblig•tlima to earn one life bo.t,to
take strict precautions armpit fire, and to
carry one life preserver for each pesois om
heard, etc.
inn Lu.trll. rr,L.
A new fuel for steamboats has recently
been tsted,Arst is the merohant martme,and
later aro, In the Italian and French navies,
with great success. The german Nay IM
pertinent has just ordered •xperimente to
be made with this fuel. which is called mas-
ut. It u, properly speaking, a derivative
of coal tar, which In turn is manufaotsrd
from soft or b tuminous cool. Thu liquid
fuel a carried in tanks, and is fed into the
fire boxes through pipes, at the. end of
which • strong curtest of air atomizes the
fuel and blows it into every career of the
Are box. A strong Name passes op through
the tubes and wall of the boiler, burro •I
asst nmokelesely, and develop, • eoosider-
&My higher temperature than ooel, gonSrat-
irg thereby • largsrf aeseust of steam. 1t is
clamed for this fuel that it will increase
the moo. . •pa. n v about d per out. The
first .tpenm.nte a the rehoolsh.p Parol•
were so ntoeestnl that the Navy Deport
meat has ordered the battleship Weiseen•
harg.•n.t the armerclad Siegfried to he sup
plied with meant fire boxer., .aid tie result
of the experiment is looked forward to with
great Interest.
... w.lax mx01.1a/1 sAIuA,Wt.
('apt. G. Cawley, R.N.R., hes well said
net "it is • guanine of patriotism mad ..-
heal etpewli.ney that w• should foster
British seamen ` Not only are ftoesspers
filling the formation of our freight carriers,
but they are •Ian serving as *floors surd
master,. The late:Admiral Hereby, in an
important letter whish appeared in The
Tin*, d.ahng with the enemy of sese.ea,
r.esark. that ship omen •.:nplaln that
ther ars nh1Ved t• .eipley many of tine*
forewomen as mates. and oven as eapalu,
for want of semp.t..t l sucIiahmen.- If this
be true, it fellows that the downfall of king
htwd s enpr.msey •t sea a teensy • matter
of tams The Shtpmeaters' Society has de-
n ied that their* is my truth in the impact•
tine. Nev.rthel•s, tt meat he ssatwsed
that foreign sailors are becoemag mer* and
serge ■nmsrea• In the British .,erehent
name: bets are rarely found, and there is
no rwstrtetlea at present with respect to thin
Iwsdtens danger whish threatens te sap the
feumdabiess of British snu4Mu• supreme
as he other ewaw. save Belgium pow
mils bar I.ereltaat vessels to to mamma
•ddr by f.r+(ra ao That e•kbrae•d nos-
stist. Glarh Russell, in one of kis meat r.
sant A m.eera* of the salt *m► .takes No pelmet -
pal .hsas.Ssr IsaNhdly sap lbm$ Vali n
"'el. seai d°"+na'.--wiwaSSISAVED MUCH SUFFERING
tfhev built the Raglish sad east.. the
BEY, ! ATHKR oUTLKR'S INTISIU BT- I J As..
ILIO KXPKRIIIN('E.
lie histioma no alae.' Amylase and
phis.'' Oar bsrttago i Lbs esti mad w la-
e..saat ides d braise —mea dors sat
Wool to make it moue for theta denial
attar is. To bomb British bora seams sib
quire* that our youth shall b. trained on
oar merobast skips, and ship imams will
not bars hove HOBOS UM simply et uatN
born seasn.s will grow wryly loss, wbilo
those eeasgen found in Hanish ships will M
e ither melliment or 1otwg. It a high time
that the queens. ot the supply of 110114/AMS
removed the serious atteskoa of our furs -
most legislators w it be too Iota S..gois/
training ships have become almost abdolatr
ly zsoss.ary to imam swim a proportion .t
illt ssrsbaat e-aman of Nettie
bulla -`ka. mkssa's Josrsal.
HARBOR NOTES.
The Irtlativd left os Saturday as her way
to Gotdes Valley-
t'rnwr Petrol was is On Saturday en bar
way from Lek* Superior to Lake Kris.
Behr. Aurora arrived os Tuesday from
Thanatos with a cargo of lumber for N.
l h meet.
i .br. L. L, Lama arrived es `in erd•y
from Cleveland wttb450 tens of coal for the
waterworks.
The steam barge Molly (:rumbles was in
on Monday from the Georgian Bay to load
salt for Wiarton.
Capt. Robinson is arbors this weak with &
sore hand. He will likely go on the Aurora
next weak If better.
H. McLeod's boat was in port on Sates -
day, bound from Bayfield te Grewwieh
for the fall Ashi.g.
The *Instate plant of the Rig Mill is rs
oavtng • thorough overhauling in now M
the arnyal of the grain boat -
Sir. Cawbna was in last week os bar
way up and leaded 300 bags of fitter and
other freight for the North Shen.
str. ('hskluna was a part on Tuesday
0o bet regalia trip tree) Montreal
to Duluth, and loaded sue oars of salt.
While boarding the Evelyn Int Thursday
evening ('apt. ylie had the misfortune to
miscalculate the distaste and step into the
water,
(apt. M. P. Mcrib lowly ,marine advisor at
Ottawa was here recently making an.1-
autination of the boat hems and surround-
ings with the object of pla tag a surf boat
and beach apparatus here. If toe maim*
u corned out, the surf boat may be akae
on the sort to any distance front here and
launched trot the shore nearest the wreck.
He also made ea examination of the piers
and noted the defects, which he will report
to the Governmest.
Steam barge Inland from the River 10
(:olden Valley to load lumber for Cbat em,
was off hon Thursday overtime when the
'term was on. The mpain, not liking to
Dome in, bemuse of the ohmage in the mare
ligbte sines he was biers last, wheeled for •
tug. Copt in Craigia, ot the Evelyn, west
out to her and showed her the way in, The
resident. of town thought some boat had
been wreoked, and about 200 of them g•th
.red en the ma
piers and many more on the
be•ob.
' AUCTION SALES.
All parties getting their sale bills printed at
this, .Noe will have a free ootloe Iosertec
Is this 41st 00 to the time of sales.
Wxf,itiDAT, (hat. 6 -On lot 1, eon. 4,
(;olborue, farm stock and implements. N.
W. Nott, prep., John Knox, auctioneer.
SATURnAV, Sept. ?B -At Amberley, Ash-
field township, at 2 o'clock r ie., the south
129 acres of lot 85, con. 13, W. 1). Ashfield.
If not sold will be for rent. John Knox,
auottoneer.
S4TI'ICDAY, Sept. 28th -At Mallougb's
hotel, Dungannon, .t 12 o'clock noon. south
pelt of lot 15, coa. 3, W.D. :V•wanosb, 100
acres. Joseph Mallough, swot.
MovoAT, Sept. 30th -at the Commercial
hotel, Chutes, at 4 outlook 1•. w., lot 32,000.
13, Goderieh Township, 80 acres. David
Dickenson, auotiesser.
F'xtoat-, Sept. 27th -At the residence of
Miss Futcher, al 1 o'clock r•. or all her
household tumours and effects, Thomas
G undr t , auctioneer.
se.mena7 le Wealth.
There are few industries, which from an
economical standpoint, are mon highly ap-
prseuted than the establishment of Parker's
Dy sing and ('leaning Works, whiob have
ever% appliance for einem/ ladler and
gent. wearing apparel of all kinds up to
date. Clothing can be dyed to look 1,ke
new at a very small cost. Agency at Mems
Tates NIa leery :'ton, (:oderlob. All
orders promptly attended to.
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.er?tila.0 MON *11 Aasl'1015 111 TUE 5105
wak'a Da. WU.LIArn' rlau PILLSeraa0
ARaa well= MED1e1301 FAIL
U•ledesia, N. e„ held Hunter.
Faith leads assay to belteve,yet whoa osa
bee ezpertelmo•d saythtug and has roams to
re1NOe, Itis far strainer proof than taith
wittiest reaseuable proof. About four miles
frees tiledess, aloag • pleasant road, pass
iw by samerous farina, lives Kay. T. J.
Butler, the pariah priest of thus distrust.
Reports having sane to the ears of oar re
p..Far ohm*" • weeds/Jul more effected by
Dr. Williams' Pink fills, he •celled en Mr.
Sutler to meek informatics oo the subject.
Mr. Butler spoke in very big► terms et the
Pink fills, and said they had saved him es-
tate
ssale •uffertur. and perhaps saved he life.
The rrvrsad gesUemea lilt • little he
tastily at giviar • puWue Montes*., at tout,
but after our reporter remarked that If cru
was really grateful for a remarkable man,
he thought it *as he duty a give It public -
ay for butsaaity s sake, he cheerfully sots -
minted. His story is his owe words is as
follows: -"I was led te take Puk Pills
through reading the testas sort. In the
patters. i was trembled with an abscises in
my side stud had tried many differeat midi
eine without avail. I took method ad
vice ea the subject, and was told 1
would have to Isadorgo as epsrattoa to
cure 11 which would met ins about 8100
At last 1 determined to try Pisa Palls, but
without • great feeling of both of their our
tug me. (he. box helped me and 1 resolved
to take a three months' course &sd give
them • fair utas. I did se, and today am
oemplstsly cured of the Moos= in my anis
through using Pink Pills, and I always
reo.tnmend friends et mw to use Ptak
Pills for daemon of the blood. As Father
Butler is well known throughout this ewaty
his steamiest Is • climber to the many
wonderful ;testimosuls that have appeared
in the hold Hunter frees time to time. On
.a.iriag at the stereo .f J K Cushing lad
N. F. Douglas, it was found that Pink Pills
have a sale sensed to pone. Mr. Cushing
on being inked if he kuew of any our.. ef-
fected by them, replied that he had beard a
great many pereoaally say Chet Pink Pill•
had helped them wonderfully. If gives a
fair sod thorough trial Ptak Pills ars a se-
am caro for all dueama of the blood and
nerves, nob as rheumatism', neuralgia, par-
s al paralyse, loeotetor ataxia, St. Vitus
Mince, nervous heedashe, nervous prow. -
1100 and the tired feeling therefrom, the
atter effects ot la grippe, diseases depending
on humors in the blood, sunk se scrofula,
chresio erysipelas, etc. Pink Pills Jive a
healthy glow to palaandsallow comploxioss
and are a specific for the troubles peculiar to
the female system, and iso the mass of men
they effect • radios! cure in •11 canoe arisen
from mental worry, overwork, or examen of
I any nature. Sold by all dealers or not by
• mail, postpaid, at 50 meta • box or six
taxes for $2.50, by addressing the Dr. Wil-
liams Med miss 4 .stpaav, Brockville, Oet.,
em
' or Seheotady, N 1'. Bowan of imiatioae
and substitute, altered t_ be " just as
The International Radial Railway ('ma-
pmmy ask for bonuses of $20,000 from Water -
down and *50,000 frost East FIa.boro.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherds, parents of the
Valleyfield homicide, have arrived in
Montreal (tom Ireland to attend the trial of
their sea.
Wiliness J. Hollis, formerty private meere-
aty of Sir Joseph Hickson, was arrested
u Boston oa • charge of robbiaq bin em
Iris yen
Oliver ( orals Perry, the train robber,sow
eaofined in Auburn Sate primo, thrust
needles into his eyesa number of time with
the obiect of destroying his sight.
They had • variety of weather in the
United gimes oo Saturday The Merino
meter stood at over one hundred is several
of the cities, whale in Wyoming and l -tab
snow fell all day.
A Iaadelide iscurred at St. Luce, Quebec,
which carried away the house of Mr. Nor-
mandin and burled Ave members of his
family. The ('haesplain river is completely
blocked.
Clifford wen the (Mesal handicap .t
Rrt,okly■ on Saturday, Sir Knox snood,
and Henry of Navarre third. Saragossa
was among the uopl.oed hereon.
1895.
R. B. SMITH
1895.
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AUTUMN. AUTUMN.
and
ON SWTURDWY, SEPT, 28th,
continuing during the Great Northwestern Exhi-
bition.
We wail hold cur
Grand Millinery Opening,
When we will exhibit TWO FLOORS of the
Lala WU ill MeV
After spending upward. of seven weeks among the Wholesale
Houses, Miss Donagh has returned and at once summoned her clever
staff for the execution of orders already taken. Active preparations
are now nearing completion to make this display on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 28,
and TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
OOT. tat., 2nd. and 3rd.
an event worthy of the attention and presence of the Ladies of (lode -
rich and vicinity. You will see a magnificent array of the very Latest
Pro.luetione in Fashionable Millinery. You will Lee a Stock occupy-
ing donhle the space that has been given to this Department at any
previous time. You will nee Millinery and Mantles a1 lioderake
Price*.
0. W. ANDREWS, Maassear.
R. B. SMITE,
ROBINSON.
csgsg s roRE_
Welcome
Everybody is welcome here --lookers
well as buyers.
Y
Whoa our utany friends visit the Great Northwestern Exhibition held is
Goderich, Oct. tat, tad and 3rd, we invite you to visit our store. If you Ilaee
tired, twine and net, We will find a seat for you. if you have say wrap
or parcels, leave them with us : we will take Annie of them until you are
ready to start home. If you want to write n letter, come, and use our pea,
ink and paper. We want you to sae us It. !ally way that will aid to your
pleasure while you are visiting our town. It will le a pleasure to us to help
you any way in our power.
At the same time, if there is any thing in our store you would Ilk. to
look at or buy, we ask you to compare plica with prit.e, quality with yuslity.
Don't Compare the Quality with the Price ; that would
not be fair.
Every article carrying within itself the on iucing proof that w its pun. Imre
you are saving money.
We woeld like you to look at our Waterproof Coats.
Then are distinctive features about our stock that
character and style from others.
If you are wanting a Drees, take a look through our immense .stock.
Prices to suit every customer. See our exclusive patterns.
If you want to get a little better article at a little lower price than lou
expected to pay, come to our store.
distinguishes it 1m
All Stylish,
All Good,
All Useful,
All Low in Price.
LADIES' JACKETS, LADIES' CAPES,
CHILDREN'S COATS.
We have a very large stock of these goods at a very low price, from *1
to =20, If you have the time and look over our mantles,
ALL GERMAN MAKE
It will be a pleasure to us to have you look over out different lines and Lode
pare styles and prices. We won't ask you to tsuy if you dont want to.
Once yon see these goods you cannot help talking about theta and that will do
us good.
UNDERCLOTHING.
If you want Ladies' Underclothing, if you want Men's Underclothing,
if you want Boys' Underclothing, if you want Children's Underclothing,
you will tind we lead. Flom 30c. to $4 a suit. We have a very large stock
of these goods. We bought when the markets were low. We are going to
give you the benefit of these prices.
We warn you not to make any purchases until you
have examined our Stock.
HOSIERY.
if we have not the best Ribbed Cashmere Hose in town for 25c., we will
give what we have in stock to the Poor Nouse, and you will be the lydgs-
Compare our other linea ; also ask to see our extra heavy line for boys' wear.
You can now reach the limit of the purchasing power of your dollar,
KID GLOVES.
We have just received our stock of fall Kid Gloves. We keep Pewny t
Genuine French Glove, made in Grenoble, France, We claim the "Alher-
tine" the beet value in Ontario for $1, every pair we ranted. Our other
slakes : A)bani, for $I.:'I; Pri,. ane May ---This glove :slim in the city for til.
we sell for 75c. Also take a look at our :,0c. gioce. We have a large range
of evening shades of Silk Gloves.
An opportunity to get just what you want at a just -what -you -want -to
Pity price.
CORSETS.
A Good Corset for .;:K..
The Corset we are having the big run on is the Trilby. The priced this
Corset is 95c. We are the only ones in town handling this line. See oar
other makes, "Queen, ' "Star," "May," 'Bit.,' ":'0O,- "666," "D h A.
"Yatisi," "Watch Spring," "E. T.,- "High Bust," etc. A large range 01
Misses and Children's Corsets and Waists.
1f you want a little better corset at a little better price than you es-
pec.
s-
pe c. ted to pay, try ours.
SILKS.
If you are looking for a silk drew or silk for a waist, take a look throet,'I
our Silks. Many exclusive waist Ir.agtbs.
EMBROIDERY SILK.
We have added to our stock of Embmiderrtl Milks. A11 Rersined k
Armstrongs make. All fresh, new shade. Any lady using these silks .tire
will have ne other.
There are many other li.es"we would like to tell you about, hut tune
and space will not permit. if you miss nesting the great Fall Rzhibltioo,
don't fail to pay a visit to oar store. If you visit as, we know you will sprees
the joyful tidings. Yeu will tell your frerele, your neighbors, your paittdr,
your scholars, tell old and young, tell rich sad poor, tell married and uiiu!-
tell'everybody you meet, whether at home or on the street, of the bs es we
arts giving. Come today, don't waituntil tomorrow. Again, don't forgive ni
make use of us in any way that will add to your pleasure on the days ya
visit oar Fall dhow.
JAMES ROBINSON,
OABH STORM,
COMM OT /SAT WRiI1ET AND SQUARE,
CK)==etICMC. ON*r
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