The Signal, 1896-7-9, Page 4THS SIGNAL • GODERICH• ONT.. THURSDAY. JUNE !, INC
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Siert•L
AL oommunle.tlona must be addressed to
L MoOILLIOVDDY,
Tun Resu•L.
T.lepM.e Call fa. Godertch. Out
eODERICU. THURSDAY. JULY A Me.
HE 1S A STRONG MAN.
THE strong man in Ontario today, so
far as Dominion politics are concern-
ed, is Sir RICHARD CARTWRIGHT. He
it was who led the fight in the Pro-
vince in 1891, and if our friends will
take the trouble to examine the result
in that contest and compare it with
that of the recent election they will
find that the liberal position after
that election was, so far as Ontario is
concerned, about as strong as it is to-
day.
When we take into consideration
the difficulties that confronted Sir
RICHARD and his fne.ds in 1891, and
present them side by side with the
conditions favorable to the Liberals
which existed in 1896, the splendid
fight put up in the former year be-
comes more and more apparent, and
the su.•ceseful leadership of the gallant
Kingston knight stands out in bold
relief.
In 1891, the ('onservatite party,
under the leadership of Sir Jou.
MACtioNALD, was strongly entrenched
and -veil fortified against the assaults
of its opponents. It had the great
prestige of it, greatest leader as an
incentive to the loyalty of the rank
and file ; " The Old Man, the Old
policy, and the Old Flag," was the
shibboleth in the fray, and the hearts
of Conservatives from Halifax to
Vancouver were inspired with the
cry ; the franchise act had been per-
fected so as to give best results in
favor of the party in power ; the con-
tractors and monopolists had conti
dance that the leadership of Sir JOHN
was a winning one, and gave readily
of the sinews of war for the proem u
tion of the campaign : there were no
dissentious in the Cabinet, for there
a Oue Man power was supreme ; the
Liberal party was branded as dis-
loyal, and the branding was accentu-
ated by the publication of the RARNIM
pamphlet, which, although n -t written
in the interest of the Reformers, warn
male to do strong service against them
throughout the contest; the C. P.R.
influence w. also openly in favor of
the Government, and contributed not
only a solid vote but, by free passes
front end to end of the country, was a
determining facto, in fully a score of
oonatituencies in Ontario , Laymen,
the great Liberal leader, had not had
time to impress his grand
personality upon the country, and
wee looked upon as being young and
untried in the art of political leader-
ship. These and many other element,
were against the Reform party on
that eocasion,and yet the fight in On-
tario which was pot up and led by Sir
flonAiD CAarwatonT had magnifi-
cent results, sod after the tight the
record is favor d liberalism was
practically as strong as it is today.
At the recent election there were
stone of the odds to fight in Ontario
whish we have es nti..sd above, save
and except the fr.schise set •ad its
machinery, which was favorable to the
Government The OW Chief had
palmed away and be left la .eemear.
Disaster aper dimmable W Mowed
hie damlppeaeenee ; the Waded ex-
powres of 1$91, the diagram a
LmNwO, the driving from NAO.
meet of men of the R ve ear sad Mo-
OaasvT breed, the jailing of
CONNOLLT and McGassvY, and the
r.m.sJ.ties perpetrated in the con-
struction of the Curran Bridge, the
Tay Caaal and other political steals
had time before the people ; the tra-
gic death of Sir JONI THOMPsoa, the
honest man amongst the active Cabi-
net that Sir JOHN MACDONAI.D had I. ft,
took away the last hope and anchor
from the party, and it rapidly drifted
on the rucks , the Administration be-
came a place of cabals and conspira-
cies, each member seeking to exalt
!muesli and lower his fellow; the Mani-
toba school question, which had been
allowed to assume national propor-
tions, rained • war of creed all over
the land, which the Government en-
deavored to work to their own ad
vantage ; the head of the Cabinet was
looked upon as an " imbecile" and be
regarded sworn members of his Coen
cif as " • nest of traitors :" distrust
and disintegration was the portion of
the once great Conservative party.
And yet they -uanagel to pull through
in Ontario as well as they had done in
1$91.
All of which goes to prove that in
Dominion politics the people of On-
tario look upon Sir RICHARD CART-
wRIaeT as its greet leader. He was
second in the Cabinet to ALIXANDIR
)MAeitrens, and today next to LAC -
he is the strong personality in
Dominion politics. His ability is un-
questioned, his integrity cannot be
impugned,snd, especially of late years
by has shown that he possesses the
best elements of statesmanship. Asa
politician, on the American plan,there
are ethers who surpass him, but as it
statesman he stands alone in Ontario.
In the past eighteen years Sir RICH-
ARD has borne the brunt of Tory ridi-
cule and vituperation,but his political
integrity has been so perfect that he
has turned every shaft that has been
hurled at him by calumny and hate.
He has been a grand fighter political-
ly, and now, with added experience
and his party is power,will be a tower
of strength to Liberalism in Ontario.
The monopolists in the cities with
axes to grind may not take kindly to
him, but the people in the country be-
lieve that es Finance Minister in the
LAI'atta Administration he will bean
eminently safe and proper head of
that most important department.
WHY NOT CAMERON 7
A great deal is being said at the pre-
sent time about the formation of Mr.
LAcatzR's Cabinet, and many names
are mentioned, good, bad and indiffer-
ent.
THIS SIGNAL is not making Cabinet,
at this juncture, but we have as much
right to bespeak a portfolio for a gcod
man as any newspaper in the land
has, and 1 ey are nearly all in full
voice on the occasion.
THE Slos♦L's candidate is M. C.
CAtaRR. N, the hero of West. Huron.
He is the oldest Liberal representative
in the Commons today, having been
first elected in 1867. He has always
hal • close constituency, and has
made greater sacrifice for the party
and been more thoroughly beset by
his opponent, than any other member
of the party, if we except Sir RICHARD
('ARTWRIGHT. His political foresight
and ability is of the highest order,and
his years and activity are in hie favor.
-For these reasons we claim that
West Heron's representative has
claims upon • portfolio in the new
Cabinet which are inferior to few,
and we hope to see the tiding which
be has succeeded in making safe to
Liberalism represented by a head of a
department when the new Govern-
ment is formed.
SNAP SHOTS
--Cabinet making has become a
great industry no the 23rd et Jung
West Huron is now the Grit hive
is the Hares trees. South Hera takes
mooned place,
TI'PPRR and bis crowd are going
to hold ea to the loaves and Sebes up to the
feet mists, U potable.
Nome of our Conservative oou-
hore. ars +md.rble wry the signs of Im-
provement are sot already visible Terror
is rill is oleo. He has hoes ,sneaky t@Id
le gut ma. bet be Is waiting to be kart
out.
-It is reported by The World that
Leri Amami destines te s•n.M.0 the
post meta apai.ttmels made by the
Terra A L LLMM@s. The people will
him Hie ii.asp.y r that le has desalts.
-As we go to prom we learn that
Hem w. I) sasiow,k Ilw.k . b Ms
Vlblasme. Is llkaly es be prey ed be a
pate In the Gibber. es Lha tetanias et
/r Duvet her the Leena Admiierakm
Mr. Rawer* b an eld a reale of Ms
Rem. sad has bad beg aspartame. l
Ltgaletive wart. 16 Ms made • Leer
asespeshle Speaker. and there he way sew
me le Masa that be w0 • wish as l&
_hem, ..d basalt es the Pemba the
headship of Me Dsprt...s waiob mow he
sawed 1e Moe whe he b Mbar W the
Gibbose.
-No Otsssrvadvie aims holder who
Me est hoes an ., eltsrw pentane " used
fear dienimal w the hands el the ea
Oeirerusees. bat Meas who have thews
the eleven toot what the Terre were b
poise, may es well head b their reties
E. HURON OFFICIAL RETURNO.
Ilayfi-Dopey ILO Yo4ill•s Hays
No 1 22 67
Majorityfee Hays lis
Rejecteballets. 1 : epithet! ballots. L
Hay -
No. 2-O. Sestets 56 40
No. 3-41. F. Arnold 103 90
No. 4-F. Soignee 77 69
No. 5 -Meese Gage. 28 7
N.. 6-J. C. RalblIelesh 74 16
N. 7-Jesepb Sall 47 36
3M 95fi
Melonty for MoMillae196
Spoiled ballots, 23 ; rejoined, 45.
Hullott-
No. 8 -Wm. Rine .... 52 49
No. 9 - R M.Dole 87 39
No. 10-J. Morriss 40 40
No. 11 -Deo Riddell 62 28
No. 12 -Wm. MoCeel .. 25 32
N. 13-Ie.eo Baer .... 38 26
No. 14 -Wm. Patentee_ 49 23
353 237
Majority for Moldiness 116
Spoiled ballot, 8.
McKillop -
No. 15- Wm. Evac .... 42 41
No. 16-J. J. levies 13 64
No. 17-W. J. Shama . 31 56
No. 18-W. G, BmiM23 32
No. 19-R. Bailie 48 41
No. 20-J. C. Homan 27 50
No. 21-R. McElroy 4t 43
No. 22 -Joke Sara 38 46
263 361
Msjnrity for Hays 98
Spoiled ballot, 2 ; rejoined, 4.
Settortb-
No. 23 -John Reid . ..... 99 52
No. 24 -Adam Hays .... 60 81
No 25-T. Staph... 65 83
294 216
Maj why forMoMilla% 8
Rejected [allot,, 20.
Star ley -
No. 26-T. Lenard 1C2 51
No. 27-S. Moffat 48 89
No. 28-R. Pollock 15 68
Na. 29-A. Armrtrona .. 64 33
229 241
Majority ter Hays 12
Tucker.mitb -
No. 30-G. A. Jaake's59 43
No 31 -Geo. Layton 83 19
No. 32 --Robb. Newall . 119 41
No 33-J. MoCley ... . 96 Si
366 156
Mrjority for McMillan 200
Spoiled ballots, 34.
as0•PITf LATION.
Hayfield
H 384 258
Hallett . 363 237
MoKillop 263 361
Seaferth 224 216
Stanley 229 241
Tucker.mitb 366 156
,1831 1526
Hay'. vote 1526
McllJl.'s majority. 306
Total vote cent 3367
Fanny Ting. gees Te Pre..
Perhaps the idea of .easing wooden nooks
might seem ridiculous, but it's just whet
some people in Germany are dont, and very
nice *oohs they are too. The wood is re-
duced to • loag milky fibre .d male into •
yarn out of whioh the seeks we knit making
• warmer mer. durable .d jest as soft pa-
t -sotto. as woollen ores. la a simili•r way
the per. 'preen fibre is made into the inter-
lining called Fibre Chamois. which provide'
for clotbing ea absolute pretestion against
raw air and held wilds braes it ls • oom-
pier nes eeadester of hast and sold, keep -
bag out every breath et Bold. This tabrio
bas also been made w•Mepr.of se that the
rail' aver p'l's4ates it, and is so light in
weight nisi inexpensive time • layer of it
provides the easel earthen for •11 outdoor
olotbi.g.
DUNGANNON.
Norton -TM real sgency b sen
ter Tun asa.AL Is ei the edam odJ. Ward.
J.P.. esevqusesr, ta, whip will receive or-
ders ter advertising sad Job
wort mal ts te give reoatpte tor
stsoeate said tar same
TUISDAT, July 7.
Mies McPherson, of Ho sell, is viol ag
here.
Jobs Miley, of Dederick, gave us a pen-
iae all on Moeday.
Quite • saber et our citizens misbrand
the Fins •t Gdsrleh, Lasksew and Port
Albert.
W. Morrow hes returned from Dederick,
where he Ma been reaps/rating his health.
oe Sunday.
rsu wheat
harrowing
bus bsis Ugh
The arra .re g [
ad s%nvenly matertsg.
The trissds ei T. 8aueby will be pleased
to hoar list he ausll recovering. en -
seder bre ease of Dr. Meld &.
An s-aM.r weesaiSrle, o.mpo.ed of two
boars .ad • netmbor of arendaepaired
ts pa
through here no Oa* sg te the
KZAML--Oa 8aesrd•y last the eds%s.s
.d puha easel arta exambatbus were
brought es a sleet We this the
re.Ns will be made paktle aside of two
weeks, and theee erM be may aerial hen
pla.abg sit Tia Saw. Upwards .t six-
ty writes at Duymusm.
Doo.•aa -Mr. Lindsay, a radial of
Latham Ise any yam did . Sunday
at W residers@ In lwaksaw. Re wee •
brethoran-low es CM. 4ilr.b, .., el Went
Wwanesk. The dsant.d seesemhed ts
the Asa e1 • e aesor le the fres. SL re -
melee were Mimed is Me Dsm ons's am -
ram es Tneedav, the NI.
Imams est Porou*sew.-8bnt the
• ol Oirermmsst W t@km pima. the
@p%i@taou a4 Deramsae, b m the imam
Or Reale& ter ig kW. Mus V,B..
Joke MAY, w punt.esd walk a W
berrairag bey, ad es Mealy armies ear
mew peeptilsior m the rabbi Mime. Me
W m Maras te hb ktaily by the err al
of . lee Mt.ig bey.
1`0 t °e ss S. Rutlaeesa, of tkb
was etieseediel et the rasa mew
w TAM, Usfve a ty. Ile shed
amt la Me has. of rands. el the lard
yraier
RHEUMATISM'S VICTIMS
ATTICS SPASMODIC 0FFORTI FOR A
CIRI USUALLY OIVI UP.
Twee If 051 MADICI$S THAT eAl cilia»
reamP. •Rea 0Tnf$ ■rwensmm NAD
r•11.D-• tales.» sorraaaa *DIA RIs
eraaiu eV Dua••Tiei o1 Tile wee taa1VL
IAA MDT.
hap the Tresten Omar.
Whir as immune sounding trame has
eb.easM.ta..ad yet hew tarnute a reality
to the 1 em's& trim 5.1.e with ts. Den-
tate agree that rheneemism realm from
pleas of and deposits i. the Deed. bet as
to jest hew they me be rewired and wadi. -
. ted, it wield seem that their knowledge
Lila The n. •cel trenta-i M • lass series
el medial. welsh wrier may give romp r
my relief, but d. at sere, and Nen the
patient ueasUv give up, Mashie( thee there
IP Do ...bothe that will ere him. This i.
• n 05k.. Rheumatism r not a nessasary
evil, .red because one i. growing hid it r
set 3Mperattve that sae should maps ram -
sane as • natural amessery to acacias
years.
There i. • remedyfor rheumatism 4 .
the general beat that .14at it cannot be cured-
• remedy that has oared thou.&sds of the
[Deet severe oases. A noted t&stettoe of the
truth of this ae.attwo whtob b.e just owns
to the knowledge of the editor of the Courier,
is the case of Robert Feasaia, Keg., former-
ly of Treason, now retired trent bean. u
Rat Ost., and still reedtag rasa.
He lies • victim of rainwater far
over three years. Last winter be visited
his triaods in Treatss and was then oos-
templatleg a visit to the eo.tb is search of
rebid from kit meows los. He bad to as
• staff in waking and west at • slew paha
'lbw Christmas he was here 'Asia on • visit
to his (needs. smart sad erect and without
the sack or the sorrowful look of • year ago.
His friend, and •.gaaintasoes all aeowt
atm as • new men and 0ougratulate ria on
his healthy, fresh and active •ppsar•soe in
contrast with • year ago. He bee cheer-
fully and rrstefally given the following
statement of lou effort after • ours. 'My
home is at Rat Portage, OoL, where for
years I was se aged in bushman and where
I still reside. For three years 1 have hese
• wrest sufferer from rheumatism. I tried
Several highly recommended remedies to 00
purpose, ea I continued to grow worse till
it was difficult for me to walk. I was for
thirteen weeks oosSned to my bed at hems
and in the Winnipeg hospital. I was then
induced to try the Mount Clement Springs.
I took sir oour.es of baths of twenty-one
barbs eaoh without any seeminaly b.oSotl
result. i read of several oars in the Courier
rom Dr. Williams' risk Pills for Pale
People, a.1 friends who used than with
benefit to therrelvse erred me to try them.
I did eo sad after a share time I telt as im-
pr.vement fte ay oenditio.. I have [.ten
twelve boxes in all and my improvement
as been continuous and a•gaf story, se
that I seed the muse no longer end 1 have
increased my weiabt from 140 peende to
175 by the use of Piok Pi11.. Ism met en-
tirely tree from rheumatism but I w • new
man, ose throned per oast better than I
was • Year ago and I attribute my health te
Dr. Willem' Pink Pills"
Dr. Williams' Pink Pia strike at the root
of the disease. driving it trout the system
and restoring the patient so health and
strength. In oases of paralysis, rbaumstiam
erysipelas, ecrofalous troubles, etc., taw
pills are superior to all other te.stsaent.
Tay are also • specific for the trembles
which make the lives of so MOOT woman •
harden. and speedily restore the AM glow
of health to pale and sallow .bake Men
broke down by overwork, worry er ewes.,
will gat in Pink Pills • o.rMb ogre. Sold
by •11 dealers or sent by mail postpaid, at
500. • bet, or six boles ter {2.50, by address-
ing the Dr. Qt Mims' Medicine Oompaay,
Brookville. Oat.. or Sohentady, N. Y.
Beware of 1mitetio.a sad .ub.titut . alleged
to be "just ea rood."
New s.nda.o ter t%e Weave raw.
The Western Fair is London, meat See_
[ember ie sure to take a leap forward in the
n umber et exhibitors •md visitors, should
Use weather prove as favorable for them se
in the pent twenty -sem years. Tbe New
Beildings, whittle have been emoted by the
ottisems of Landes, are the beet me the oon-
tineet for exbi*taos purposes, and will be a
grad eight in themselves and worth a vis-
it to the Fairs SOL. The seerebary, lithe
is responsible for this ante., h.s had the
pleasure of Seeing most of the primeipal Uwe
ss-,ok .zbibitioa buildings of America, in -
eluding the mat World's Fair at ,Caamag.,
sed he stat.. portively that .one of them
will mai the new WSsUrm Fair baiid-
11ey are oo..treated ea the very host
impread plane after areal apnoea.
They ars without oarsman to the view,
.0 hawks Smiler beam, plenty t, et
.mel seasetally well arrested for
and every .eensary sa.mmed&Msm sad
semeaf..ee tor the annals al the axhib-
itera
Der renders will be .ale es arm some
. light e.esepl ten of them buildings from
the abbreviated desoriptloa rive below,
The butlebeee b the tint pbes Corm the
tone. . the weet, south ad east sides
to the Qeme'. Park ee ExMblM..
Grounds -
TM smile. sheep ted swim bnildiag b
736 Mm beg and 62 isae wade, with eve
tewere, ad will knish apt, aeeem ooda-
Men for say 1,600 a.k.a., the entire ess-
ht beet viei►1e from the metre .t thio
The inasidaery ad egrleelteral ball is
400 feet kap •.f 60 feet wide. farad wish
Ham el Mafths te drive the m.eki.ery. It
b built the same b.tth. p.mslinl be .d ad-
joining the O.T.R. pl.lfesm, theragns me
we.W withhwyy a.eki--
MMapTb. ~rimekilt le very i.e. 180 feet
sad 60 Mt aim ed}eiaim the
railway. sad rashest . elegies te.5--
emu* the view, -piesdid light`
The beim rate le simpty imus ee,
1.100 bet bar, with tare. Int'. tewesa ti
W tsar Sails. me side cad simple Midi.
dews the othm Every nen W hem takes
is the II4N, vestabtias sad osmforte of the
eahhesw ra tab ambling.
t5. pedlar b0Wiyl le the hem el the
Mod, sad t-' -4 thr.a/h.us with light.
aft wire amps, .11 siar, le snit the te-
isdrdWoe dMams brads a poultry
pora _
The deshimdrated ~
beg Med will imam
beg -leas wen The
Musa ttm W IY went with es pseuds, 40
s.lmals and 60 brae, will be thea1
Wase i tab ale ss Ham., a. ♦iat1,
ehmak TM maim
* imine at YRam Sash& em
sale ... woe posoi t ra
The nem of am itealbliles Iraillloso ere
beteg ramdelled simaged OD am te beep
Amara Ibe end morribleg
thapiq 4 a w -- 0ui Dhr. A arty
CODERICH BARGAIN CENTRE.
on.
the ATTRACTIONS orvi,k,
ON 7VS.1"" 13TH win be
The Bargains
in Dry Goods
AT ROBINSON'S CASH STORE
Which will be radiant with good valves
and sparkling with low prices.
On the 13th
For every $5 worth Purchased
From us we will return
The Price of Your Dinner,
Robinson's will not be undersold by any store in the
County.
JAS. ROBINSON.
Oorner Square and West St. Clash Store.
quite • number of exhibitors have made ap-
plication fur space.
A t try fair out of the Grimed, and build
wigs apposes is Ms prise list which hes jam
arrived
MAYFIELD,
MONDAY, July 5.
On Friday a party from Goderlob wheeled
tato our berg to speed the day. It o. -
mated of two ladies and two eeatlemeo, •ad
tho.yh ooasg from .,er oeithboriag tow%.
emus sae registered front • dtffereet point.
Measly, Miss Rall, Goderwh : Ma Cook,
Sway : Percy Sheppard, Toronto ; Harry
141:, Bretidos
CARLOW.
TrasD•y, JUDO 30.
Colborse oonaml met m the township hall
all the membees beim present. Minutes r
Ws meeting read and signed The follow-
ing chigoes were issued : Peter McEr..
lumber, $1 54 ; Robert Glen, repaint., oil.
vert, $1 ; Jas. Gaan, work on beud•ry
lanes, $3 : Emanuel Mito.all, repairing old
-
ver. 50o; Hamilta4 Mammies, b%ildin, oel-
vert, $16,50 ; Carswell A Ca , Ontario G• -
sets. S6 40 : Albert Smith. impieties,
$2 50 ; *m. Carney, burying .beep, 50•,
Ti.. eased then edjemrsed to meat Auilust
77th at 2 o'clock r. e.
F. W. MCDoWAOR, oak.
DUNLOP
Mort.•y, July 6.
Miss Bessie Gibeoo, of Dederioh, sejey.d
our refreshing lake brass during lent
wvek.
The ether dosed oe Tussd•y of lass
week, the teacher gag to tier home sear
Seatorth.
Miss Mtmw Stokes, of (noderlsr, wheel-
ed our here tar • flying viat a Tuesday el
1•.t week.
Mies Nellie Tobe ie eejoying her wheel
holidays in visiting triads in Ooderich
township.
Miss Nellie Oka hes rearmed from • three
weeks' visit to friend@ and relatives in .ed
sear B.miar.
LEESURN
MONDAY, July 6.
Mrs Jas. Cbisblm visited relatives at
Stratford lass week.
Mrs. Bares, of Toroato,wbo has bees tis
g..et of Mr. ad Mrs. Foley. at Rosewood
Farm, Ms returned home after a pleases;
visit of several weeks, enjoying the lake
breezes.
Quite • number of the 8.8, workers and
Mare in the German obureb sear Bssmill.r
had a pleasant piesis at the lake sear bene.
The yea folks enjoyed themselves with
various sports, while the elders enjoyed a
shat .rssug themselves about the
FsMorbed.
The Iran by Rev. Dr. Hamilton b aid
et the 8.8 funds was sot largely attended,
but them present enjoyed • treat. as be
spoke of the may pl.oes of ems in Bible
history that be had seen in hie travels le
Pabstras, the feeling of awe that esemed te
Gems over hiss se Mad his fellow-Ms/1M
ao they were
..lent, seeing searing Jeru-
salem,
holy oily of Je-
ple ground ad ie Its
✓ ube e.voria a spate 36 .ores. We raps
to bear Ida a Me a the mine.bjzm.
SANDUSKY, WINDSOR,
Detroit and Sault Line.
I.�savt.g (1!•edastyev.ry Y..w t(.a
ear. Debet Osearrtwryr�i �arltla, s w
. iy..dNtktet
8aalt.
For rates and W ttera•ttsa
salves. C. P. R or O. T. R Baran meats, or
WM. LIB, Godorich.
G. W. BROWN, Windsor,
General Manager.
atm
VISITORS
Should not fail to
call on us and see
our lines of
III IIIDLIII0ll,
IIJC1 GOODS, &c. &c.
We will be pleased
to see you and
show our goods.
THE FAIR.
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METAL CEILINGS
EAVETHROUGEHINGl
All kind. of
TIN, ARAN I 1 AND COPPERWARE
REPAIRED.
CANADIAN and AMERICAN
COAL OIL
Fell to &sure, heated up. sad ranaien over.
W hSELL'S NEW FURNACE
is fust tis this. for email be..o .
Cell had Wee it at
WORSELL &
a Careful ani
WUI Select hie goods oarsiu ly, have his
Mira. mad. right, and pay the ragkt bbd
of • pries for thaw. You may rem .eared
whoa yes Sam year order with es year b-
teroets will be earefelly pretested.
No one shows as ea extensive a Ilse as we
Ile, beautiful toeds,amd sold .t • figure that
will sable you to save may.
PRIDHABI
TIE TAILOR.
NOW OPEN
The Balmoral Cafe
The prettiest tied hes furnished
Ibfr wed of Toronto
At The H.Imss.I may be ebW.sd
I0E8
et permit male tad Aims, by the dl.h m
huosor, .ad the Mara, Miami, is Mess
ceeerma w iii Me perm of beve neem
The
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COlrMsa TIONS
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of Na 1 manly Mayo 1. rink.
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Window Blinds
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