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lea d all iisss el
M if this •saes e
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la om^.a.'a ems we
a
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r patraas
lee iskepi its the an
patios flame as lea./
e
►a.
mesially seed, they
t place in oommer oia
iome. See what we ve
se above heads.
we have a very
e writing papers mit
wry class of business
in this locality, oom
d and wove, linens,
ad other papers, ruled
as may be required.
;yea -you -go " plan was
the day the demand
t paper would not be
nit there are some men
o many dunnen that
er if the stock will ever
We don't intend it to,
sent our stock is coat
is line with four rises.
er and neat ruling.
de and double dollars
i columns. They Dome
ban bill heads, and are
✓ thing to send aper a
t once • month. They
to fetch him 'round --
L11
would be envelopes, and to get
theist
with the demand for
keep a large stock an
We have now about a
thousand in stock, and
s will range from 76c. t0
w ]l, We handle nom
tad legal sizes exclusively.
ady been partially swum
e some of tire beads above.
however, a vast amain
: under this head that to
its would more than take
entire space occupied by
et, bet we do it all at Ts,
.ons
'At Home" or a wedding
considerable taste in melee
metimes, but we make It
y matter by keeping is
the very latest and bed
■ to be had. Oauand es
e rtainmente and meeting
Uy turned out, from the
Int neat to the most t
ord and pencil a
►r s
m to ezoel in all the diner
o dd of work we tarn oat,
specially in this. and keep
ck plain and fancy papers
As for .11 requirements.
aha rt..ekt1.1
heed hovers a large rap d
frees a bread or milk 4ekt
mat calling card. from as or-
s mitnisean ticket t0 a filmy
em card or . handsomely
ed membership ticket.
facilities for turning eat this
of work are
"widowed by th.
that thegreat bans eb 1 r
by as This Hee also k+
es
Le 1
th our three bast-relu►ing jOb
sed are able to tarn eat in
rldngly short time.
8kkk1
rig to the posterdstiertosat
d
, and we make a species
lty n-prOWptoeles being gar sirs
his respect A Rods* el sae
appear in Tam Suit& fres d
rga whets bills for same e1e lie
• os *INC
lIM
be • aims i•
ea aerates* sof 1011019
mew.
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M. SWUM D.D.
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tienatrat • sposlalty
ever MOM de_
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. it =•feargilgid
. tamaws trims y, the
g�e/eerr.�awe the amoral teak. se
Mei�ee a a•w Meek.
t
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UR HUNTER, PHYSICIAN, SUR
al rarYe•T•mss • wise
Marriage LNaiei.
WLAN*. ISSUER OF MARRIAOK
• Llmsmesss, oMeremh,1mt. >bll:ly
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O. CAMiDIOli. BARRISTER, SOLI-
. cam ju u.vq aster, to Ofea-ear.
Heatduos ase St Asdr.wess.. elite ..r.
E RNEST HEA'ION - BARRISTER,
Li4s ielez rr$u ry Pub to A�M
oiS0
ly
V CSeamy. &a
BARRISTER, SOL-
teltee. eamy. tie. (lmoe oyer MMt '
Kali. aquaria Oedema
1V11U. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER, W-
illa hvJsor, o.mmar.es.r, bac. Mow t.
leas. lanes, : our. Hamilton sad met Andrew e
areas Ued rtch, flet. iia
t ONTUB Z. DAhiCZY, BAKR.itsTZK,
L ■ewslesr, tlssve/eseer. to...to. Money
toes at lowest rases. Monos's Week,U-
pesos Weans Reid. Sed.risb. Oat. MAU
' N. LZWI$, BARRISTER, PRO0-
1J. for la Marnts. (?hart. et Oat•r10
e•ee-Sealb CsIbsr.s hetet. Illi
1) 0. HAYS, BARRISTER, SULKS"'
the OR. he. Oft Norik.t.. seal door
gNMAL Utao.. Private reads to led et
Mwest rats of Interim. ietie
!,ARROW t PItOUDFOOT, BAR -
.A rise. Aug menJ% rouwtots. iae..,. Soda.
roe. J T. ~row. Q.C.. W. Prosdleet.
y`1AMEK3N, HOLT & HOLMES,
• 9errtsr.rs. MLLolton la Obaae.rf fs.
Yudtetua. A. 0. Queers . t1.0. ; P. Reit
Dudley Helloes.
G. WARD, CONYZYANIAR,
U • ma.. end eamelliesser far take* and re-
. o1 ball. .idev,s a
- seism&s&fsdessas-
es** orr say C.0 t u Is Come e1 Jewloe. the
0.°rtot M er i my (toss)
le Divides Micronesian's. e•rtituu e
aadrem- Oat mat
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1 Priests Fends to lead at ii dyU!glg�. ■a -
i.•. M. uCi
. .NKI UN. lair.eal flea..
thaw* Colb.rse Heti. eisiauleb. did
YK1VATE FUNDS - PARTIES DE
streusel *seise* massy ea ■MtLes
f.rm smarm Sas do M ta to per hest. so -
ply ug s J. A. Meta/NAOS Reese 1K
old Bulldog.. Toronto. wrici
t bEAGZR, (:0N VZYA3CU G 1141.)
hour acalwur see eyes, lageenuIMarur.'e B.ss
ON ET TO LEND ON MORTGAGE
et Mate met. Notes discounted. C.
HUGER, times elpe••ets Martis'. Motel. feeds
rtes.
FJ. T. NAYTZL, FIRE, LIFE AND
• •.Debs{ moon .es agent,' at Whom
rata Ole --Oar. Nott ea. and *mare. WA
seek. fie
1100,01110 TO LOAN. APPLY Tu
wt:AihUP t.*wane-
Lr a mrm
AUVt
rte
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!crab tar la
mamas el Meats vessaest
tt ►west **elm Ma reseav Ape
mese an .
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GENERAL :iI
and Mean
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thay ...l>.
reeresentelm‘Mearay to Lead ea mato'
Mum lowest tatersa Is
at the rats of s.lsg.
say wt. alt Mt sorrows.
scare. West .err. ted•-
ere deer from ■Sh
tt
fl[eaeaosieue tasawte.
INBTI-
LIODERIOH KEOHANIOS'
TOTs LERHARY AND M=ADI)IY-
ww , sm. of are swam and Saws (sp
dem from t • treat f ts 1e
M t.n,, sad r.L.
ABOUT *100 VOLS IN LIBRARY.
LesdiogDsily,Wsddy wed Istrafed
vranAPWr.
TT MONLY 4155.ua.
nneli iess ter
atosebersede resolved y
Libreria. In mesa
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ode
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THOMAS GUIDRY, AUCCTsIONEZR
all4 bin= Aged.
them Lades _Leseseldre
aheid•5 e• i say j et o[ w Muted a 00. esu
JOHN UOZ, ' t 1IRAL AU0-
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et 1.. X .n aim
at
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At
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n••oect OW. an erg MI6* �b
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THE SIGN AL: AODEKICH. ONT. THURSDAY AUG 18, 1896
SADLY MIXED RELATIONS. �o.�...u�...
SADLY MIXED RELATIONS, feta-cA s a tri a I .
How..1. I. Tarte will visit Maaltobs
A Duma..e and latesleseesg Ts•s1• b New
Walk /tats Ifeadnee.
A eioleos ease of involved relation -
WHO lo reported from the town ul &}
dos, says the New York Journal. In
tJts family of (Jeronimo Irenaruolo,
who recently removed to that locality
tram one tot 'l* western states. Pena-
rvulo le an ItaJaan wbu arrived in this
(triunity some eighteen or twenty years
ago. Some time after his arrival a
married a Mr.. Amelia Cibber, a widow
wbu bad one daughter, Martha be'
Mate and thou a young girl. The 1tru.
Of this alliance was a sun. John, r.., .
seven years old. The marriage did uu
prove a happy uus, and a decre a of
divorce In a western state dlssu,ved
the relationship. Several yeass later
Fenaruolo married the daughter.
Martha, who had attained nratut ay,
A sun. Charles, two years of age', ;t
the fruit of this union.
A few months after her daughter's
marriage, with Fenaruolo Mrs. Clbo.r,
who had vehemently oppueed the al-
liance. became reconciled to her for-
mer husband, and with her sun J• n
now makes ser home with him and r
daughter. The latter then aasurn.-d to
herself the duties of step-m.,ther to
addition to the former sisterly carr
of her (halt, brother. Though he ,, act
her own sun are heart, brothers to each
uther,tbey also stand In the relationship
of uncle and nephew. John. It will be
observed, 1a not only the uncle of his
brother, but 1s aim the brother -In-law
of his own Lather, his mother being hie
retiree' mother In-law. The son Is
also a brother -In-law to his own fath-
er beeause his father married We
(halt) messier The present wife, who u
her husband's stepdaughter, was Si sla-
ter to her mother's .on. of whom she
1a now m•.ther, and alae an aunt. he
being the son of her brother in law-. Ile
virtue of the same relationship she Is
also the aunt of her own .on. tire.
Cibber Is mother-in-law of her own
da
r. 8he in
the
mother
of herr husband's s' 11 Charles, who is
also hey step -son. Charles 1s a nephew
of •his own mother, a brother to her
brother and. therefore, as stated, a
brother -In-law of his own father. Mrs.
Fenaruolo marrying John'. father, is
a step -mother to her brother, though
her brother Is her husband's son. 1 h-
husband Is. therefore, the father of his
wife's brother.
after the melodeon of Parliament.
Election prul.sia have toga are to
eleven of the fourteen cowetleuinas.
or New Bruaswtck.
Al etegtnidse Hall Ira Saturday tea
election petitions were riled, the. pro-
tested orate being all held by Coaaer-
vaUvea
The h:xecuUv. Committee of the
North tires Literal Asrielatluu name
offered the nomination fur the rattail
e tc flue. K'IUlarn Yatereun.
North Oxford ltefurmeru will meet
1n eouvrnt►un on August 111 to nominate
a successor to hIr Oliver Mowat W sop-
' resent them in the Ontario Legislative
Assembly.
be via. Daus•t e."
Linen collars and cuffs will prove a
refresbing part of the summer girl's
toilet There Is something very dainty
about them, and they are a neat con-
trast with the Mils and collarettes of
Lace and chiffon that are as l,lentlful
as daisies In the field. Apropos, ob-
aervee the Toledo Bee, it was the
linen cuff and the quick thought of the
woman who wore it that gave us one
of the prettiest of the tuneful Strauss
waltzes. Johann Strauss and his wife
were one dal' enjoying a stroll ►n the
park at Sehonau, when suddenly the
composer exclaimed. "My dear, I have
a waltz In my head; Wales, give me
a scrap of paper or an old envelope.
I must write It down before I torg(t
it" Alas, after much rummaging of
pockets, It was found that neither of
them had a letter about them -not
ever. a tredeem* n's bill. Johann
Strauss' music's eonsit:er,d Ilght, but
it weighed as heavy as lead on his
Drain until he could transfer it to I
paper. At last a happy thought struck
Frau Strauss Sh. held out a snowy
Stuff. The romp•+'• r clutched 1t eagerly
and in tw., minutes that cuff was mart_
uscrlpt. Its mat• followed; still the r
Inspiration was incomplete. r
Straus, was frantic, and was abo'it
to make a wild daub for home. with
the third part of his waltz ringing un-
certainly In his head-hts own linen i
was limp colored calico -when mudden-
ly his frau bethought herself of her
collar. and In an Instant the remain -
Ing bars of 'The Blue Danube" des- 1
opted Its surface.
The fullowing Mltttsterr were elected
by acclamation on Friday: Mr. W.
Laurier, Quebec East; Dr. Bordeu.
King's county, N.8.; Sir Henri July d.,l
LotiMalere, Yort Neuf, Que., Mr. Myd-
ne. Flatter. Brume. Que.. Mr. Charles
Fitzpstrtck, Quebec county; Mr. W.
Mulock, North York; Sir IUch&rd Cart-
wright. South Oxford; and Mr. Davies.
Queen's West, P.S.I.
*1:•s.
CI". R. age :s have received a circu-
lar Instruct them not to aoarpt
damaged c ..is la future.
American sneer is a nulaanoe In
Montreal, and as the bank. retu. W
accept It from the Btieet Railway Com-
pany the company Is compelled to re-
fuse It in future.
In the United States there 1. no im-
provement in the general trade a1Wa.
Una The crops of wheat. oorn and
cotton appear likely to be quite average
crops. despite rumors to the ountrary.
and the predicted low estimate is not
regarded as of say aceount. The Clevo-
land strike appears to have been set-
Ued, but It has .heady done incalcul-
able harm. A anion labor struggle
..tong the garment -workers of New
York is still Ip progress. The boot
and shoe trade. which has been so tar
exceptionally favored for some tuns
with buslnema, shows signs of slack-
ening Wt. leather 1s reported as scarce
In sorne grades with prices generally
steady, and buying is only for Im-
mediate use; hides are in large supply.
and much weaker. There is ogle a
light demand for Iron at low fig%rea
Comrer.la.l failures In the United
States for the week ended Friday are
given as Zai. against M1 for the ,Fore
responding week last year.
.'e. Nati Pr.lt..a, %.tl..
Bir Donald Smith has left Montreal
for New York on bin return to Lon-
don
1t is stated that M. Rlbot, ex -Prime
Minister of France, col;; visit Canada
In September.
Hon. Mr. Harty has returned to
Kingston. and will take an ocean trip
for his health.
Lord Russell of Killowen, Lord
Chief Justice of k.'ngland, who la to
vlstt Amerlea. wIU said for New York
on the steamer Umbria on August S.
In the garde -Buller divorce case in
London, in which Mrs. garde -Buller
sued her husband fur judicial sepera-
tion on the ground of adultery, a vers
dict was given for the complainant,
and the cuts suit was dismissed.
The rumor that the Queen will abdi-
cate in favor of the Prince of Wales
wee revived In London. It probably
arises from the statement that the
Primo and Princes. will hereafter oc-
cupy ltuckiagham and Windsor Pal-
aces, Her Majesty. whose health fs
poor. retiring to Baimoral. It in now
stated In London that the Queen wen
not abdicate la favor of the Prince
of Wales, who, without being formally
appointed Regent, will perform the
duties of that o8to•.
CA5VVALTI ata.
Mr. Morrison Hewitt. a yardama.
was killed is the Stuart -ate. -et yar
Hantlkun
Mr. Seth Young, the well.$rtow
horseman. was struck by a train
London and kilted.
The rmialns of Joseph Loftus.
arntlton boy, was found beside
alley track In liulalu.
The deaths from the railway ace!
dant near Atlantic City number 44.
eoros.er's Inquest begins to day.
Four thousand people were drown'-
n the northern provinoe of Kiang iu
China. by a tidal wave rive mile• lui.g
John Entwistle. who was one
Blrchall's guards at the Woodst
ja . was killed on a railway In Mich!
n,
d.
n
at
a
a
d
t
rick
A Candid Ark wow l.dem.nt.
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Two Brockville men had a scuffle on
board a steamer near Prescott They
en overboard. and one, Mr. A. Master)
on. was drowned
An Imperial tlovernment transport
barge turned bottom side up in Bali -
aa harbor and deposited her cargo at
he bottom of the sea
The German .gunboat Itlis went
down in a typhoon off the Shang Tung
promontory. Only ten were raved out
of a crew at as omM er. and men.
Arthur Oregon, a Bell telephone Ilea.
man, wbilo working on one of the
company's poles ria M0Gl11-street,llont-
r'••l, tame In (thereof with a 1!ve wire
and fell forty feet to the ground. When
Dkeked up hewas dead.
Am.Ib,e Reek'. imddea aralbo
I- t the NI5allw wen mot a melees mese
slight my is the rttr of .wide deaths
Preen heart Lilac; that emir week M • reoord
bleaker, ever thea wk.ek has preesdmd ►t
Then. sever ens a tis,m when greater need
mowed foe howl rag the two (L.g of damper.
sad appeals.' to nes sad woods1m all ms-
dadens of We le keep within solvesiest
reaeb a heel* of Dr. Aa•.vr's (lee. ter tbo
newt. Wise the •ttgbte.s systems, et
beset sresbt* relief le erred witbl.. hell
as hear el seise this at.d,sda.. The eamm of
1. W. I s., N Terms. Jemm s, who
heed h.e es.sabsehe spells fee eiguw
.as* . Wag 1.a•as.'ly wed by this
cat s ideals, i stays ea. of tbwsamd..1
bsetsaese Mat weld M wed.
He le the young man who writes th•
newspaper advert.sements for a large
mercantile firm. He writes them well.
too, and enjoy -s lite as Is the pried -We t
of a man who has successfully &willed
himself to his business. Among a num-
ber of friends with whom he was talk-
ing was one whose long acquaintance
makes it possible for Ilim to say thing.
which would be resented by other Pre-
pie,
ear
pie, says the Detroit Free Press,
"It seems to me," reked the
friend. "that you an a they lucky
man.--
-Well.- was the reply, "that lo what
the envious always say of a man who
makes a success of literature. 1 have
no doubt that remark has been made
of nearly every man who has worked
hard and finally prospered."
"Taw seen to take a rather serious
view of your calling."
"I have to. It means shoots and neck -
Iles and house rent and three toads a
dal and lots of otber )Ittle things that
make lite pleasant."
"StOU, I don't think ft Is very much
to be proud of.'
'.Perhaps not. I struggle with m1
self-esteem every now aid then."
'Weil, this period of civilisation has
oertaloly produced strange demands.'
'That's u. There's the keynote of
the whole situation. When I reflect
tkst I am making a good living In an
Sea when Shsbe.peer5 or Lord Syron
would probably walk the streets la
vale looking for a Joh. I tell Tem. j
cafr't help getting a MW. bit p
and I might lust as well own up to Itr
bah 1'p'ew C.veews.
ne"and under the silty or ilia
r full d eay.res of anknows
A man was 00501iggtes a well
a.Pa Tie Net strobe be gave with
Ore bet ted est ata he
d telt ebeorw togb, s(tbody tamers
pads Qs ihti.
Mm rlw a.velle f seen
. plays se
the 4b. i petite, the
mime
eialtassei
geatlemeell. and matured
a AWL awe MOW* illeidempeeee by
sea
but is.r .yUirrlIre
to taws bar a Steal eli
tiesd+. llama.
That have li aa- --1 Mk. what
tree a heels. law's. Pm, coy
=IV rteahRioa,
mis v, inneber
- axle
Cat sand tartlet
A iamb pest nip : Wtlies • par-
rs ` • urge amp vrivmd lo •
bagap •t tbm 0rmajjerwr
M ea kis w the unit �e .
eta diedUThsrei.. be as ed 5.4 two mdrtaf seers
eie M w Pew
mors* INld areas. W
Whoa the Steed bad t
db.al.. •
large, Meek one appeared w the sass., sad
eras the bha.tieht4 aemieatisely .p to
the sips sad k�3s 4 0m. Iris ams.
wPPs4 Nwhet ► rises
M
ase J tis .tt.- rbei eels •al.
alts ss` eawb MiS
Mr. sselses as it ihp
t15 ▪ ▪ _ mesa •eS*tela akar
hat
yerdie2 OW 006
he yearly W
swell* lWh Laa
=Pi" 4111101i 110.41 .11114%
dairrelDrI
illeediate law w 4,k „
Team ask 11hAat► p Softs.
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IMAM A TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
TWAT MAO seg t1 1Y0Y tgil►IICT-Tali
TOWN ua$AT SOOT. A.liaL41 Mi
1111n rivals FAIL IX Tal OMB Or UMW
YA11111, a1D1 ST D.t5AaS AMD TUB weaaf
Mani YF 15 ueuMiNM .
' The Hees peat 8aate Mane* RgsedMe
bare bees caked lace wife wseh nosy a
dogeeale soca,. bot the ear Is yet to be
menial when they Mw sea ease est the
view. If we take Swath Amoral* Rites.
ke
se
bW-
ae
away thieves'ea
dives' plasm wh the bops el driv-
1.e the dime* tram She sy.ta 0*. Mads
wet • draws est ei Asps had ah• Bmgees .1-
y� be
Ike
Amerie.
M
y
Y
gs
°ailed sato eeuos, unlike palls rod pow-
ders ami mediums of that kind, it testae -
deathly disw►vs the brio meld sad hardened
ao
nub.tmee that ouestltatm that Mmes., bed
the system nd of Limos i•east-
ed.. • esnoes est -
ed. Mr. D. J. Loose, .1he
Sherbrooke, Que-
bec, says be spent over 5100 is treatment
ler • oomplieated hems of kidney dises.., bet
vs
revived so falai. After take./ a few doe
of South American Kidaoy Curr ho felt
an
wonderfully helped, d, to ousts his own
words, " I have now taken tear bottles mad
°s rider my sett oom pletel y oared."
Tworms w a
en tomo of Isdi■estwo were
hired by tar m0f South Americas Nor -
vise. It non the serve moiresmoireslocated
baseat the bof the brain, from wbe°h some
ail nervous troubles and diaorden of the
stomach. Mia H Ntapeltoo, %t'inghata,
Out , Saye : "I had bow trout -►ed fee •
n umber of years with nervous debility, la-
the....s
um sad dyspepsia, sad had *s
treated by • number of the best physicians
in mid d England. I was advised to
take South American Nervine, and must my
w
if J had not desol would not have hiss
. live today. 1 will sever he without
Sold by J. E. flavin.
ass* Cameo. the stark .t the peters* w
bey. bees eared by it lest* like %iyry
Mr. D. Deaea.td., .t Pet.rh.re', .a>ti e.dt.la
terribly Ir.a rhesemi*...het he wes
t.rd by dodoes tea different Sea*.a
aroma desseet..d. Hie Ids leg to
weaned is • planer .1 Paris east for sees
our w..k after mist Smith
Ks,.
heats Care Ws purest wes like a
man, mad N • atom sero was eo.pke1.1
oared.
K hes Beth American Kids ey 1,ve
Pretty simanser S.dr.eae there,
A very pretty and artistic way in which
to treat the floors of bedrooms', especially
those in Sennet boors, u to enamel them
in the ool.rs seed on metal bedsteads.
These sow .beds harmonize beautifully
with the sew wall papers and the matting
moi denim need for wainscotting. Moo. -
green ,Maes stain and the dell hopper
Dolor used on roofs are very effective with
white woodwork, and Dimon blue Gomm.' is
Just the Clung ler the tlooe of • room where
the feehnoa.ble Delft oolormg r desired.
No matter whet oolor u chosen, the effect
e ill a better 0 tee floor Matchers the tone
of the walla The enamelled floor should
be varnished .sd b.swaxed to eon the best
resolute In atoms, or in pointing doors
the mistake is often made of burrying the
work. lo be well done the work must be
vert• slowly done, allowing pleats of tints
for every oast of mint to dry thoroughly
beton another is applied. 1t is • very de-
sirable thing, d po•uble, to have Lb. floor
tmtouobd for at least twelve boon attar
the rubbing ria of the final application of
oil or wee. The floors must be allowed to
Set sad hairdos without disturbing jars it
you are dsirom of haviame them pretest .
thoroughly swiataotory appearance.- Hales
Jay to Iodise' Home Jeered.
She- Every time ser of us girls gots mar-
ried father plans • tree ea his estate. -
Ho ---A much bettor plan would be to
Oast a boo« there.
nat pain knocked
ut
1111. lee. Ycgss,
Druggie1 Peterbao :
Dasa Ifs - I hoe been
troubled with Neuralgia
MOM Or Ism for n yam.
For
the pan lGMyst%eritare have �'a
saki tot winter. Mew you
�„ .4.10.1 an to ery a bos
PINE geweere Aber Wig three
w mar .s43 . ea pile aft i serinued tie&,
amenrser, uemeY Yeee berme were a taboo. d bn kd
as meaner e i el Me ■.i he •loot dee or is
mamas, 0. J. J401 , arklIssemo., oat
lire Powders arra P..Mfvy Cure her
Wbormaseima. ■oasis esMWIsfLalkl♦pe
Bolds ('od.rich by J. S DAVIS.
CASH for BUM ad EGGS
have min •tem
DRYGOODS
STRAW HATS
whist I am minim at • r.du.tion i prices
at the
Cash Grotl>�ry
H. J. H
es►. lil=a;"aid Cesare.
PANOAKE BREAKFAST
1. the wee let ahem imam d tn. yet, it
seaVv weer seslMM tbft bshna res w01
bare WW1 mems et ear OAK
211111M -IL bspeititaend wle
MUM
ptirta MApLE SYRUP
.teal
Reed w Oise •Silt llws.sakta
O.A. NAIRN.
WHEN NEXT YOU AU BUYING,
ABE YOUR DIALER FOR
"LUDELLA"
CEYLON TEA
and you will then have an opportun it of
enjoying something really delicious. You
may suit your pocket, as it is packed in
four qualities, 25c., 40c., 50c. and 60c.
11 Lal Packets Oily. Press BROIERS i4/ BENERIL STOREKEEPBRI.
7►1,
In Buying a BICYCLE,
it pays to
BUY THE BEST.
And doubly so when the best costs no more than one not so
flood -
Common
Sense
is one of the best wheels manufactured in
Canada,
The Ladies' Wheel
62-3m
being constructed on principles to give_the
greatest possible comfort in riding.
A number of second hand wheels, in good repair
at low prices.'
FOR SALE BY
GEO. W. THOMSON,
POTMAHOFF TEA.
This new blend of tea for fancily
use is now on sale a: our --store. .
We have also the finest in
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
and keep on hand full lines of best Family
Groceries, and the most reliable in Dairy
Produce, Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables,
STURDY BROS.
The Grocers, on the Square.
E 7TTJDZL T13.41.211' CSOLD
IS A BUSINESS. OR SHORTHAND COURSE
IN THE
Forest City meta, College
We have leaned the whole of the third floor of the sew t',M t'.A. bundlag and are taring
It fitted up e.pecially for our work. Besides a superior course of instruction, ws
have advantages pos...hed by no other school V Wireseene Ontario,
College Rs -open!. Sept Write for Partloulars.
J. W. W MST M.t-i,V $' LT Principiat.
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CASH FOR WOOL
ammemegannenspoommo
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TAN R YOUR WOOL TO THE
Goderich Woolen Mill
where yes re tp>s fall volas Oa jaw armed ({otos be '..brag. lir ear peps*/
WOC/1.4.i.sEaST Cs.00Df3
Wehire a owe ure
e e Is P. eea = ass" terse we will he
:Miler
M Ile %~ re, MONO wise Is e"e ., re' Ie ere. We re pa.
.CUSTOM WORK
its .R w homed•, tree a eel Order, •.d
watll.h OaS jid11f1i, lb We eco release e. M"'Lemesielg Tweak Trf...air„
~ Ike •b pPin% aim Wool. quoilly el 0 SIGEL
G. M. OOLLINB.