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THE 'ATONAL : GODIRTCH. ONT.. THiTR`I)AT JAN. 1e. .181 16,
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unfortunate
Cod-liver oil suggests
consumption, which 1s al-
most unfortunate.
Its best use is before you
fear consuinption ; when
you begin to get thin, weak,
run down ; then is the pru-
dent time to begin to take
care, and the best wal to
take care is to supply the
system with needed fat and
strength. Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil, wail hypo -
phosphites, will • back
ho
hav't!
plumpness
it, r '•'eke
stiz•ng'th wh cod-
liver oil would • • • • en.
A .ed.rfw ear origin Mr ettlyrat 4
herr a his...11etievinr. O.L , los. sod;Lee
TetE OLD SUBSCii1
PriE (R ANO THE
UDEft OM
A tint to well, sir, teat k ye
'S well • I ever tomo
tehurt 1 d .alt end ..r that peer
1 tot l.o gilts in.
list t.e.k ler paper fifty yeti:
An watched her prow aa' grow,
Ti. now. tannin se'. •.whore n.er
I.ik• what l u.'Irr know.
'Twos Mot • weak lin' thee,
An uut ter mak• U.nar
Naar aur because it was too smelt
T alert t'l knohen fire.
bit Mat was let o.y w.le's quer way,
She u. -ver learned trasd--
As' lights& fire. was .11 tai voodoo"'
In papers that ehe.00d.
I woo t much totter. CII allow,
A•' lore 1d it boll through
A r•.dtn• oar 1 was t man
Another d be moot due.
Bot 1 kepi prowls' better warned
Th shoot k.l; groom' too, .
A. every vee. • keep &heal
Fly .pr.hgtn eon.ahin new.
1
'd cat h up oath •h' old plain type.
Th bang o use num • style,
When sem.e new ch•p'd come along
Au shift thieve roue • *bile
Tb' paper ch.ngal'titltew . o thing.
At tint i celled it do.b,
An' soul I d quit. but pretty won
I ab&eged roan tun, b Rosh.
It got t •!moon funny IMLs
Ac' 1'ydi. I. cilium we.
An writ., t...ut the wsmmn folks
An • I their new born fees.
It • to • paw.. th.t mime duped hard
Fer oe• Lk.• me t• hold.
But pat lb' same 1 road It &ll
If 1 am ..gestin' old.
I read &lout th. baseball games
An' all th ear• I s chaff,
&. •ll snout th' hi ,.,mw girl.
With skirts cut plum in half.
Marcor panes t h' teatime philter
1e .crop book. -do we road
Te' Sunday .ermoo., did v say '
Oh, yes, air . yes, indeed.
A. sow, by gum, I want t see
Tb' tbiaga that does th work -
Th' type machin annew fest prom
That pries news In • ;eck.
•
Well, 1 am beat. The blame thing runs,
•\•kitin' sure'. I'm born :
It heats th' new macho• 1 got
At home for ahelltn' corn.
Tb thing anti fed with little chunks
(f paper I ke I re seed
Moet presses run. but acv, gen whiz '
Its plat one round o speed.
They're heaps o' this's IA like took
About that blain' machine,
Bot my, my beat a •' whirl.' now
With all the thin,. I've seen.
i'll jut go home en' rest a week
As' quiet down, I gene,
As then 1.11 take another look
At that now prints& press
Arthur Chapman, in lir R'tokford Resis-
tor Genet te.
Poet • ar
Don't talk about the
Don't t•11. shoot the rortreet'e.
Don't dress to Monism veer guests.
Don't invite wore resets than sou can
oomfnrtably entertate.
Dent stove to Teeniest* envy of your be-
le.tings in the hearts of your smote.
Dent address all your . ' to fem-
inine ears whoa you are hos o and
women both.
Don't give your guests *oh setartaio
meat as will entail poor (antismog' the family
for • week after.
Don t convert • foam* gathering into ea.
exhibition Pooh as upholsterers read silver
smiths make ie their stores.
MY MOTHER'S 801'40.
When the threshes mom Omar saagiog sod
the wild hem leave the clover,
Wham the glory of the ssss.t lodes, sod
leaves the heaven pale
When ahem the hill sod nwnataw maty
shod. el twilight hover.
And 1trdilltordis of the dot tuns far owey
in fall.
Whoa the rote whist* tlsstly rustles, sad
timid seps.a shiver,
And the West woods stgbi.g softly soma
from 'looping dowers brag
When the peewits ory together plaietively
by brook •ud riser a. a
Then it is Gat. 1 hear the old song' bat my
mother used to ung.
Round my fleck 1 fool the pressure of her
fingers warm tied .louder,
:1ud in sleeping dream and waking l have
tet It maim times,
,lust as when of old I !atoned to that ditty,
quaint and tender,
Till the houghs that waved above us caught
the oa.lenoe of the rhymes.
And ens heart throbs loud and quickly as 1
hear it riu.55 a.Mrer,
Youth is mine, its hopes sod vatoo.,
dreame and plans are mise again
K.rth is fairer,ltlr is sweet -ay, and heaves
itself neem. t.earer
To ane as I let in face w that no er fro
gnttwo 'train.
HOT CORN.
There • nothing like poached egg., as
the man said when he robbed tis. neighbor .
fowl house.
-Renew your subscription to Tots
SIGNAL for 11496,
Nervous Prostration.
Oured effectually by Scott**
Sarsaparilla.
al heart goes affected.
The oversize ab horse is • tenderhearted
entree! 11e is always ready
listen to • tale of whoa,
to stop and
Kray : " My dear fellow -two umbrellas'
What on earth is that for , 7 .►"1""
Jay : •'11 by, in case I leare one any•
where.
He -What month a it in which it is un-
lucky to be married'
She -Goodness m. ' wr•t spoor memory
sou have. We were married in June.
Mise Jay Mays sou env lettere for loo
tod
allots t'ostmietrees loo, Mist, this
card : and he is Doming on Thursday
Ihck-1 am surprised that you even crew
coder • proposal of marriage from Harry.
Penelope My guardian tells me that be
is a very promising young man.
Ihck -He is, to his creditors.
" So you think you Tan stand the arduous
duties' of • variety actor• 1 ou know in our
Play we find occasion to throw you down a
30ft. tight of stain lute • `erre! of rain
weir.'
"1 I think 1 can stand it, said the hue
rry man. "1 was. t.x eolleotor for three
years.
LABOR NOTES -
wkai worker. ars alas is ether Vlorew.
A 5:ermen potter earns $175 • year.
rleruselem gores 50o. • day.
in India toasty* 25c. • day.
'bipwnghta a Belfast eke 118.14 a
week.
Upholsterers in Dublin make $8.26 •
week.
A R..si•o teamster receives about 40
seats • day.
An Italian meson makes $3 to $3.(ei •
week.
Stevedores in Italy make about $7.44 •
week.
An trosworkee in Ss no can mak. $.3 •
week.
A Russian term laborer gets about $10 •
month.
A sword maker is Monacan. ten earn $5
• week,
Boiler makers in Hamburg ere paid $5.45
• week.
Gatherers of tea leaves a China receive 6
cents • dot.
('abioet makers in Florence receive from
48 to 68 menu • day.
Silk workers in Germany receive about
1146 • year.
A railroad laborer to India earns from 5
to 10 menta • day.
A shoemaker in Rome earns troni 11.80
to$240•week.
A street oar driver in London averages
$5 82 • week.
A weaver in
Leos makers
DROPPED 5.N THE STREET.
Woo w.. whru II.p,e..d • Welt a..we
if1.14..t.atoms. sf.Wks, WOwe
t. aeetlala 1188111146.
'Tem the News llama It
A hike ower • yosr mu the reporter o1
the New• while standing in front of the
*Mos, before its removal to C uiw, sut.►e.d
lour wee earryleg Mr. J 1' !hawse, the well
knows floret and gardener, into the (:wart
easy House- The reporter. ever oo the .l
ort fur • stews Item, at more wept over to se-
vesttKstr the matter, and ',raised that Sir.
Davis had had • slight ••rot• of p.rslysis
A auto us the eirysrwtenoe appeared in the
New* •t the time and .othrny further jet
h eard of it Last spring Mr ISsvos wpa .h
• verd to be Ire.iueutl, to Came brixeule
m ower* and Tater a • getalrlee for solo, .ad
th *porter meet og him one Jay, the fol.
bwusv converse't.au took place "111.4 b
wee yon looking so •e.l Mr Ikea, said
the reporter, " the last time 1 saw you you
e eem..i pretty hall [woken up
" 1 ee, mid Mr. D.va, •• 1 did hey.
• pretty tough lime of it. 1 wee troubled
with mt h -art, h.vwg fnetuest ...'ere
sponse, .0.1 .hnrtuem of breath on dight
es•rtio. 1 had .l«t • srrtltuy of the seek
mia) W le ours, Two vein
from their use.
A depraved tor weer% osedita' a et she
blood or .k.atereu nerves .re the two 1ry11'
ful sources et almost every ,lease thew •1
flat. hunusute. sol to dl sufferers 1M Wil.
hams Pink Pak .re tiered with • mooed -
0•4:111 that they w the eel% putout aid s•
faalrsg blued tuilJ.r and nerve restorer, aid
that where peen • lair trial cheese' art
sultans( must banish. Ptak Pithier* veld
by all dealers or w t;l he mini by mail ea re
.sips el no mote • to ■ r $2 sitar eta buses,
by aadrses 4 the lir. Wdhaan' tiedi hs
Os.1,,.kyill.. 11111 , r Schenectady, N
ityssars of imita,i,oe and always rectum
tease .ahetttul... •lleazet to be "jest se
• *errs.
U • lot o1 I.t.b moue •
Ass • lot ret little •nic.,
Why are 55.• . lot of homes
Celled • 1.., of little two •
If • tot of ),'r.e goose.
tits • 1 it . I lathe ¢r•'os.
Why •re a . lot of -noose. r
I lolled • 1 .i of het!. mace : 4
1I COUNT Y CURRENCY .
�.,r lt04 hT1'.w 11. L. u..rt.W,
e. • allibi<bwa.
HAD INDIGESTION ! M•it people w !elk with e m'tt"a .r
1
for . a1•tt•r of .one Veiny Yews er
Mere.
Joseph 'Auditor, stunt dealer, of lath.
Miliaria. IP a great believer ss Ur.
(;ease's Kidney -Lieu Ytll• cur aadi;:ee
two. cu..Upetius. dyspepsia. Brig Xs
disease. rbauarti.u. raid kidney. I1%er
and slomncb troubles geuereliy.
• t was troubled fu: utter forty years
with iadigr•tiou uud eoustipp•auuw" be
write.. "At %uter.ula 1 •sfh'red frust
severe headache. 1 •peat dollars and
dollars witk,.ve result until Mr. Bolt,
our drugg at. edvwd ua' to try
K idney- Li Nils I did so. sad noost
that
say that they ere the only reatodY with-
out• me repel. I would net M
out the for siythiii ."
Many p.op.e 'pilfer from rheumatism.
Bsd blood sod dite,tied kidneys bring
it on. Dr. C'oor's Kidney -Liver Pills
will remedy all this i.t:4 east rh,unaa-
tteM. sciatica sad ell liu.lred cumi,la:tits.
Sem i• a sarnpl* exec : crippled up and
" My Ituy era* all Trip{
suffered awfully at 111. rheustatient.•'
writes Mrs.. 11. 'Will.. of Cheeky. 511.1.
" ii. also had a tot•'h el diabetes. The
when eat R doctors could do him no g.ot1, but Ul.
Mee 1 asst* sp from Nasaisto sad trek tea � 5.t Blyth, has yru.•h4svd the •ei. '•aaesatsog •( C:iw'm Kidney -Liner Yitle : omyletely
Herrin ration, hop►ng • ukanRe world do K H. Fortu.r cured biro."
1 Krusemis : A total "1 mute was Dieppe I sow by all isalers mod I:dtitaL•uu.
eastward se. Thureds, _by Nissan. (;legg h sates A 1'o . Tomato 25c.
Dsmee. -
I;toy 144v, F. V• ;mita who hes berm AIDE all other remedies toil Dr. Chore's
COUNTERFEI rs.
will
cure
Nlootresl. , worst / Uula.c cold. f5
Moleewor'h • The miaow of Molseworth
chosen, amours' Ing 10 shoot hes' bites, w*5
.Yipped last week.
W Ingham Wm. f :,left, of The Adesn..
*toil, bee purohese.t Rob". }:11 ct .a pro
perty on Seu'er•et.
I' imo.'Iville : Live ,reek, %Ir. sod %Ira
Ktobard strivetrt. r.•e .ed the fibasuirermry
of thou ...l,:.ng dab
Wroteter . Mrs. tt n Weir l.' for Ire
land on Wednesday to pat a )lilt to the
home et her childhood
Wingh•nt : Mr.'. ,rips, druggist. has n.
. r.t.t. 5..•w . ". Tit-yaf:ar, his oh •p 4 mammoth, rpb•nt pleat measur-
me good, bot in this 1 w..• dimippointed,and ialt bye feet to beat),
seemed w br steadily growing weaker. I Horne N'ellmgton eldest .ran of Rubt.
bad three a,-, run at dadenst tones,
but Gammas, . Us bur. ha,i .. tial run into bpi foot
thea- eppe.rrol not to uuder.ttiad my oar. recently, causing • p.in(nl wooed
At !set I got eo low that out day i tell down 'kneels • .1 H. 1 oath of Sault Ste.
in .he sweat, and those who picked m. up Mane, hat purchased 'he bakery' outfit for-
tbourht'1 was dying. After that 1 was ober!) belonging to Ino Grower.
urged to take kr. William. Poul Pills, and Exeter : Peter Kawrlee, druggist, of
almost from the outset they b.Iped me and ItiJgetowo, an old Exeter hot has been tiler,
after the use of abut half • dozen boxes 1 Ito the clown' board of that town
was as well es ever " Do you stilt take Helmore . Patrick blul;lyon got hie leg
the Pink Pills' asked the reporter broken, end his brother ,lames got moms
'• Well,` was the reply, '• 1 *WI keep 'hem keen broken and his lace pretty badly eaten
about me, end once i■ • while when 1 think up.
I require • conte I tats tow, but as you $eafurth 1) Tres'....,ref the star bakery,
eau "'°, 1 don't look hk. a mem who r"lauss boo received an order :At • large wedding
to tae medicine now. 1 In this pout the ale from over "forum'. Thts speaks well
reporter quite agrees with Mr Davis, se he for Boron.
looks as vigorous esti robust • neo as ecu Seatorih': Mr. 1 er.vke, who lett here
coal l wish to see. After parting with Sir. before Christmas wit t, /osteo n} valuable
Davis the reporter celled of Ytmbury R Co.'. hones for the old cowers-, had the miefor
drug ',tore, where he mw the manager, Mr.'now to li.•e.ix beton...riding.
Van Houten, who oorr.bor•ted what Mr.
Davis had 'aid regarding the um of Lr.
Williams P.ok 1'.11., and further stated
that he belayed Pink Pills to he the nnest
tonic in the work. and get• the names of
several who hod foes& rewtsrkable benefit
A few wean ago a great discovery was
made.
t'npriooipeled pereoon are trying to prey
upon and dupe people who me led to ask
for kidney treatment.
Soste of the methods adopted by imitator
are as follows.
First -To Imitate the rite, Dolor titiqgpp
sire of Dodd'. Kidney Pills and sell the%
by count.
Se000d--To put them up to appear very
nearly the same and to be offered at the
same pries
Third- To hook on the word 'kideey' is
naming cathartic pills so as to inoses the
sales of mere physic.
Fourth -To rev • oast* so near to 1)odd's
that savary people may be deceived tied
think they are getting I►odd's.
Look out for such dodger. Whoa you
want kidney medicine yes want the best,
and osght not to be t subject of any
trick -
So beware '
•
• lessee I. asmre.
"Overwork as a student at college
brought on an attack of nervous prostra-
tion, ergs Mr. Gilbert. a railway
missionary. " 1 was exceedingly ner-
vous and if 1 exerted myself my heart
commenced to flutter violently, and I was
warned that even ordinary exercise en-
dasgered my life. But thanks to Scott's
Sarsaparilla 1 feel better than 1 ever ex-
pected to feel, for i can now address a
meeting without effort, can walk a brisk
ppaaccet for two hours or mors without CI-
y.stion and am free from that distresafst
palpitation. in my work i have ohms -
owe recommended Scott'scases
sesSarrssaapr�ils
a.
amid have see. _y _
geeriiaffieCti a Sarve t/ been
sets likedsame Lal
restoringshattered nerves beca.se1t re.
builds tnerve centres. Nervep�l e
tache, nervous dyspepsia sod al1\t 'es
Berangements wear on the system.
Sesst's Sarsaparilla makes sew Use area
wades and Mres( serves. Of all
Moak $t Don item hell
las taaapaeatell.
McKillop : }lt Rees . I;enneweaa, of Mc:
Kinn., was elected 1: -ease of Logan town
skip by • maferity of ,:40 over hie opvo.est,
W. Smith. Mr. Itenoewteee lives in
Lean but hes also property in McKillop.
NO SLACK DAY
WITH TTS
Some tnerchaat* look for slack business days after the ti.+t of the
year, but we don't want them, and
WE WON'T HAVE THEM!
We'll give you such goods at such prices that will make trade.
This is the way -
Youths' Buff Bals, size 10 to 13, solid leather, double taw, regu-
lar, $1.00, for
Boys' Pebble Top, Pegged Boots, size 1 to 5, solid leath5•r. regu-
lar, $1.20, for
Men's Heavy Lacer! Boots, Blucher cut, rivited sole, guaranteed
solid leather, regular, $3.25, for
Men's Waterproof Grain Books, felt lined, regular, $1.75, for .
Girls' Rivited School Boats
Women's Heavy Laced Boots, leather lined, regular $1.25, for
Ladies'Kid Ruttoned Extension Sole, point. d toe, patent tip,
worth $2.00, special at
Have yo. tried
Madagascar was ea stoned by the early
explorers from the Malagasy or Malays who
inhabited it.
Normandy was thus named beosnes it
was oosgeorsd aid inhabited by tits N .ref
MOO, r Nerleeae.
Nov. Beetle or New SootMad was nomad
by Sir William' Alexandr, who rsoeived tits
great is 1621.
Italy was •o milled from the .ams of
holo., w early kis, wive governed .test of
the peninsula.
Belgium tool its .Mess frees the Balgse,s
warlike tribe whieh ub.btted ie bete* the
time of Christ.
liritta.y was we called from the test that
that for many motorise it was ol•tt.ed by
the times d Rritai..
Kardesta. wee en milled homes* the rul-
ing" tribe is its plain. Mad meseries was
that of the Kurds.
Australia mese. ".sett ' Mad the lied
sow koewe ky that Meas was formerly sold.
.a New Helloed.
T
styles
WESTGATE OVERSTOCKINGS
hey re the best. We sell them
$ 75
98
simile* a Brandied. returned CO collage at L:.. ed sad Purie'ut:m• ills
15
refits.
nark-Aess. fuer-.aeke. •cl.45.
rams. %...remit rota. -
rale IN lir w1Ar. err.
The "D. &L."
Menthol Plaster
Norm ,u-4 •••1111 2 1. N.ri•tr••I r•11•r
M,•tie,-lata!e. r.. wet .tai 117:1111=1.
'oiler..5,45
• reek. -A Lars a. ti , rl.a4.t.Mwa . tat.
Prior e.6.
!'At'lS de i.AWRE\CE CO., Lru.
1`,'•flrn.r 11.1,,T11.1 AL.
N7 die ,T
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
"BREAKFAST --SUPPER. •MIME
"R• a 'h..mn.1 knewle•dire of rhe' natured
Isms which eneern the opera•..ma of dierttion
and nutrition, snot hen rarefy)! •pnliratina of
Lha floe nmportie. of well aeleetoot row*, Nr
N!nt'• h.a provided for our breakfast *nn "'le
per a d,-hcaely flavoured beverage which may
5ve n• many heavy donor,.' hills, 1t Why the
rod ie ian5 oar of much article.: of dirt 't,*• aeon
stunt on may he start 'lolly Milli on until •t roof
ennurh to resist evert trndeney to di,teaae.
Hundreds of sone!e modality are floating
around us made to attack where.•er there 14 a
weak point. e.V. mar ~Aro- mwnv • fatal
•halt by keeping morsel yes well fort' •Ld with
nitre Mond and a properly eouri*he•1 1rwlr,r.--
rw.l Tter.;re ner.frr.
Made simply with trifling water or milk.
Sold only in°o&eketa by Orno.re, 1•hnlledlt hue :
J.Ier t err* a re.. 5.A.. Ameleep•t�le
tlemisl.. L.e4.s. see
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Norway is saws properly Nana. mows -
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1•. �, &se I'ee.. • at aeon urliatersl sat
.vete. .5, ehas the oak• ep .oe pis. 5.
It •r• with .lot.•ev I.t.•.
1s '►.• r-.di.g lentos tb•14 sae •
Secs mated t o err' •, ore who had ''c"a, m Gated •
...d the ,woha oelt•.i stt.rlte• hs
ti • s..r.. 1.• '1 ' u•rau• meth -
log n•'.r. this • ••• •.old.
That aMer.oun Iohnuy hal to elite •
sopoeitine. sad like • .Muab.r 1 . • e►m•
for his •u' jea l. its aseowt o.t w 5.15:5.55 u•
oaniso. W lbs whole it w.. a pretty
Ail...I •u!• peefors,•n.',for • bus of .Iobt.ny'•
• re . 5.1 the tee. bar we. "1 !omit 1. In.agb
whim alto .su,r (1. this •rnt.n e
i ti.hed MII an hour,et.•' a.atrt.Msd deo
parches ai 4 woe hero pout
PYNY - PECTORAL
Positively Cures
COUGHS and COILS
in a .rwpr.•la.tair .b..11 neo 1...1 e
. ridge curtalul►'. !tire en • 1 u tat , x rota.a
eat h.s1isr in Its effect,
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M. Arra Ow .(,e.1 rioter.. 1.• •II .IW
k•,• 3,540. was.. 545155 r -tae •. •. 4112.0.
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n 1. •,.5.,w. ..•.:4r Nome,. A'W r••..s..M
la. WNW Ie se . wilt we 1' ...13/••••••••11114.
1051 .• stays n.41•n.r4 • *4 • •M.. as
f..s.k ...s► 5udlr.ae
Laser ltklffl.. IR in"-,
ptt'!', d 1-AWKLN. • Ct., 1 rt.
Neta. Prot.! t..
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Driving 1\♦ails
a Creel leve•f No.
Pate emploter is fond of things of an lir".
ante) suitor,. His 1'hrery a R'Ie.l up with
Turkish ri,vare .n.1 row., the wails are de•
°nested with all aorta of .•ur,nu• '.r -.n"• et
tlr Fee', ."•l is evrry way the r'o••••
...'. the 1 .renting place 01 an 1 to en' •I
pntelatat.. The latest a. -notation to thin In-
teresting room is • nsr¢hi1.h, whop the
proprietor .molea w,th evident eel'.yment
on frequent occasions
1'.t recently fnnnd it necwnar, to nater
the 'own OD *nm. i`ti,,ne.• cone..•t-d with
the fireplace. I'M for the first tim.• in hie
life hi. vieinn tank ,n the remain! glse. (v
hal; filled with water and the Inng. 'lender
snhinr noon staid' his rmpleter was con
tentedly matins.
Pat atnnned •hart on him war across the
room, and cared a. if awe stricken by the
Dight
What's the master, Pat ° asked hie mas-
tar, +rich sn amo••d .mita.
Nn'hir. , stir." replied ten ('.l•, '' 1►i
wei only snrpt.•ii54 •bit• at •etio hot sew
poipe err hay.'
" What 48 there •nrpn.isg about it •" its
WW1 ti•ked.
1Tt's s greet inyintlon, stir r-'nrr-d
Tat, with • •hake of his head " I !.n-.'
Seeteh whiehk., hal .hmnke in ut, he' 11,
didn't know Tel could git at out H.rprl s
Meter.ine,
THE BEST
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TAS BEST
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and detain I....un. ar.' s pool deal
•1140. floe wants to know abet• to strike.
1\
SILVERWARE AND FINE CUTLERI
1'5511 CHRISTMAS TRADE.
We ere ytvfug great barrens. is
('nor“. f i'T SAWS, A\ES, FII.Fu and
(:FsrkAI. HAI:DW.tltl'.
r cur prices aro OWN t .town.
Qeaf-,rte lnhn N1'T•v,wh.fin'ter matter,
of his 'nom. has ..iter -.t Into Wart ne r-1 p
wish hill brother in law.
w01 .tart • g.(4rral in WroTeter
}!rotor Themes Snell, I;utley -t, has a
(•hnaoh of Rnpland prayer book of the date
1698. anti • dirket. of •-:,p*nieh cards over
300 veers old. They are relies.
BEST
BEST
BEST
BEST
BEST
BEST
BEST
BEST
BEST
BERT
BERT
BEE
BEST
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DAVISON & CO.
Noted for grad goody.
FOR TWENTY -f LVE YEARS
Rroreel■ - .1. 0. Bl.kl.y, formerly of
Rruwelti. has • reliant sun serving in the
Revel Marius Artillery on hoar.! H. M. S.
St fl«ir5e, out the African station.
Rel¢raye • Rey. T. W Heel, of f.e1¢rmvo,
received se • Christmas hos teem the one -
'rogation of Colvin church. Fast Wawa
nosh, • handsome for snot, driving mita nod
robe.
Ethel Kphri•m Coberand Mies Maty K.,
daughter of Roht. Ions. of Ethel, were
*noted is the holy sedate of ma►nnine% et
the Predwterian manse, I'r•nbre'k,hy it...
1). R. McKie
trey W. A. rnrnbull, who bas bees
tq.hicie near Clinton during the pest year.
will put in • session at the Ottawa Norm.l
echoed He is • bright young man and will
aka hie remark.
Morris : Alter Rremner, wbe am base
visiting here for the past few months. lett
for Astoria. Oregon, whore be has spent the
last sane years. Mrs. Bremner will renals
here until Spring.
grasses • .fon. R„ Mrs. i.root. Mies N.
Kay and Miss Jessie (;not, of 1Vion.peg;
are visiting fs Stratford, sod will be ls
Brussels is • few days. Tear sxps.t e
speed tits Winter Is (Astarte
THE REST
THE REST
THE REST
THE BEST
THE BERT
THE REST
THE BERT
THE BE81
18 THE BEST
IS THE BEST
In THE BEST
i8 THE BEST
18 THE SEPT
18 TOE BEST
TENTS 1
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
LARGEST SALE IN CANADA.
GODERICH
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CH RY STAL,
`eevr0etr to (`arvae& B Hioei.I
man it (to too. r of all kinds of
BOILERS,
Smoke Stock PI, 5,511 I'an", Sheet iron
Work., .etc., rte.,
And 1►e•'er In--
Engsom, Machinery ('asters,
Alt wire• ret 1':pe• and 1'.ps Finaglers,
Steam
.04 11.'.'r (taupe., (.1otho lues,
('heck Valves, In•p:rater.. Fleeter. and ln-
j.cten l'onetant.y on Hand at lowest
Price.
CAVEATS. Teeef •*iaS 410 (OPTI11101TS
Ubtased. sad all beelmee to the U, Pt. 1'ae•,
1)tl.e atte.dod to at N01)11411 ma.
Our .m.s r o5 S*u the c. a. Patera Mt.
5e., aa4 set tea elude Patents 1. tem 15sr
has them • meet •frees WAIHU'i'OrON.
. rye afr)PR/. OR DRAWING. yrs e.4
rows as to poiw&tsIilllt fres of .targe sod
we smoke NO CHARON UNLIN! WE 01
?AIN PATIN?.
We ester, re. the P0111100/P0111100P0111100/40r. the Rete
MowMowDedheis w Div.. Med to semole or the
wen.
a,. .I'/atro 1. syialort m Meets he treslar.rrwo
awe ems er County, writs N
C • MOW & CO..
Op.ewtts Noose o)llnaweekh'ttea D C.
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A •pe' al hoe of Steel 1Vster and Hog
Troughs for r,.e of farmer. trod oibers.
ttep•ir.ng promptly •ltee4ed te.
A. 5. CEBTSTAL.
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e• to ft. T. R. Put.00. Goatees
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