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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-1-21, Page 66 771gfrd+"^a • 'PR BI0NAL noDgR10H, O T.. JAN. 21. 1867. UWroLO MISERY THE TRIAL OF IVORY ! " l lialatyre MOM vory, bet it r amity Iarwwm that aides 4• coat will be Balled to •stag the other ooWtgel for the d.- ! 11e11ee 4 ea advaory omp.etty. Me C L [ata, Water Valley, Ni.,eeared by Basun In the Crlminal Court gfialisty kimmy. rushed tier f ntismeedinog eo.m•itutdly antismog RHEUMATISM Ayer's Sarsaparilla In London. "Pee gee years. I shier l uslola Wawa" Oen mestielar Simile -la I bled knows rewsd, eg called els beet dam gelled ad•ertsalt AIL. Uwe Ikegk speeding M1M mere, Maids dower e' lbs p meldbimeld Nealemly tampsey Mkt II. Ikea was wasted away se that I weighs* sell darty -three pounds, my WI 1111 sail kis were drawn out of shape. the 111111111110 't I ludas Meld up blasts- I sags Webb toss smeltdresmeltexcept with asefaiaaw; and could only hobble about by using algae. I bad wo appetite. and was assured, by w rasters. that 1 could not live. The pales. osM ds, were so awful, that I could procure s. bi relief only by means of hypodermic InJ• • lions of morpne. 1 bad my limbs bandaged In clay. to sulphur, to poultices: but these gave only temporary relief. After trite( `verything, and suffering the most awful tortures, 1 ttegso to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. inside of two months, i •u able to walk without a cane. In three months, my limb. began to strengthen. and in the course of a year was eurrd. My weight has increased t.• lm pounds, and I am now able to dole, full Ray's work u a railroad blacksmith." AYER'S TM idly Wselet FairSarsaparilla. _ 4vsr.0 . PILLSAtr..darAe_ CLOSE QUARTERS. Love looked in tine duor of my heart, ''Alt, tans • is en room for me here'' And then he withdrew Med , curly he, And i saw in his eve a tea. "ILs business, always business !' he method; " And horaee and books and art And • portent for tame and eee+Itit beset. Has otorded sat crammed your beat'" Rat I answered humbly ,.Without • doubt, What you .y, V Lnve, is tree But wait till I move this lumber nut, . For I must "asks teem fa von 1' .ad HOT CORN. Th• advent•ges of advertising were h- eady tlluatated in London. A man .d. mewed for the return of • les t oat. [u le thea • week 322 of them were brnnghi to his house. ed m " [b you konw tortner ' ' asked leis honor of a wooer to • Northern wort - roam. "Keay hire!" was the rupees,. " Why, j.dg., him sit' am is like hi -others; we've ed .barthe same mil many • night.'' -- JohneI bad • leap.v-sr pr3poml yester- div. Rooee-Oh, tlr proposals .vary Johns -Good K9yothing ; I ret several ay grievous, you surely droll, moan it ? Boer -1 d. ; I'm as insurance agent. A young lady of very eztrsordi•ery new city lately sddreered the following letter to bee ammo: " We t• all well ; wd mother's got the hu Tern: ; brother Tom u te rot e eh' Hopis Kaoah ; sad sister Ann has get• e bab; sod 1 hope these few hoes will Badrme the .grime- Beasts pe B me Rite mune. Your b- east, k o:se itu " There ie se very dramatic Gametes is my new play. It a where the morose nes the old form is foreclosed and the hero ain't M7 it off." Dose it .Beet the endwise, much r' " Oh, my ! %Vey, lest sighs • millimetre ie one of the bows we so •fleeted that he wrote out • oheque for t2,000. sad seat it up to pay off the tied ed get the hero eat of difhoilties. They stood beneath the stars, silent s. the heart -beau of the •irht, looking into the diamond -studded shirt•froot of the sky. "Is that Men'" ho whispered, es be slipped his arm around her taper waist, and sewed upon • glittering orb in the dimwit bias. No. it isn't," she otol.imed, jerking ata ; " it'. mise ; sed it you Mask you you are haggles mother, i ma 'ell Lea you are mistakes." The aster wee •minable 'soled before ssytlting serious resulted. 4 Mime is Nuesate the T.pelo..I of /e.eseere otere.w bp Jumps. gt•wkIaa -Legere Weil wig. Aimee& 1 e t'.s.. I eke reamer/ with .tram- mor.ev w Canoe etap/eetem rdikagle■ les Leta "aved.see trimmed Whish strut akow Tam Avery A.es.esle a 1 snorer Meeting el fatted treebmse la fakap. - I of with the other lawyers ter tae MM wear me I Wltmenee. trona Antwerp were et.ilr ed W deadly, whim Mr. Tey'tur latah ppoo•seeQ4 saying that us. *Wildest lode' datdwt had bees lard by the pi ueec* Um ow wfeioh to skive consorted purpose ter aotloa on the part of lr try with the oilier alleged conspire tors, Tyua , Kearney and Hulls Ivory and the others, be admitted. had been sora drinking together, sad Shite had also Meat .saage of PA - M= N bbetween the p 1•01/11f11 anti Tynan., 11110 those cirs.wnstat.m*e furalgbad yl1dsiae of the existence of s Ioa The adau=atoa '' of the Aar weep testimony was postponed. The mender of the Hotel Havre at Havre testified to the arrival of four men at his hotel a two were wppo.ed to have been Ivory and three ree al- reu-p aaaucfatea The court then ad- journed. et u''h oa London, Jan. 18. -The trial of Ed Ilford J. Ivory, alias l)dward Hell 1New Yurk, who was arrested in GIs" pwa Sept. Ira lee.. ("Imaged elle sue t destroy life and property Sy rite toe or dynamite, was begun In :ha Central Criminal t uurt, UW may, this moraine. Justice 'Hawkins presiding. Ivory 1. ac- ! Maid of baying eng.iffed 1n la e.Oeptrat•y with P. J. e. Tynan, al - aged to have been the -1\o. 1' a the iri.h lnvlhclbleo. u ho was oto frequent- )* mentioned during the trial of the tersvue ..ttargevi wttn thv taunter o I Lurd Y tederlet Cavendish. Cele( Sec :etary fur lr.1-'td, and T. H. Burke i'eri amen( Under Soerelary, in teem Wash makes clothes sweet, clean, white, with the (east labor. - The Heetsse•-1 suppose there is so ai■ sk .g you t. May t. Imam Y' ke Collet -Not in that prey " REPORTS 4111. SERIOUS. D.M. elisiveraee stlr$pMi$1k'e t+emdMe•a Causing Aureate aeeerelteg Leese" Aee.sess. Landon. Jan. 18-- (Montreal Star C .) -Though the morning reports gave fsvortble accounts of Lieut. - Governor Kirkpatrick s condition, this - afternoon the reports are more eetioua. Hie friends apeak ver) seriously of his - ; condition tine evening sex Para, Lub.itt, on May o. 1b4_, Juan r. Lueuary of ..tow Yu. k. J. S. m non ss al Ace, altar ilalnee, of 't e u 1 ora, - xners. 'a) nn u rr arr.etrd in bud Sranee, tar our Ater, l un the morn 14 of .' cpL i:t and brat pry an tleines were taken into . uetudyRotterdam. Kutterfa, Holland, on the seine day lyuan. Haines end a Barney were sues- sequently uersequently rrlea.cat by the r'rencn ere Dutch autaor.ues upon the grout' :hat the offenses with wheel they were :harged were net included In the Its tf crimes meQ uwted la the ratradltk,n treaties of Olhat Britain with Frame and the Netherlands Kingdom... When Ivory was arrested in Gies tow, ,her he had given the name u ;re Bell. letters and other ducurntary evidence were found among his et' frets and upon his person, which dim - :load but connection with Tynan. Kearney and Haines, and the Scotland Yard authorities demanded his extra dition to London, which was granted sed after several arraignments in the Bow -street Pollee Sta.'Ion he was for - malty t•ummltted for trial. Ivory's counsel comprised J. F. Taylor, T. Matthews and Cecil Dwyer, Solicitor - General Findlay, Solicitor Sutton, Q. C.: C. F. (1111 and Mr. Bodkin ap- peared floe the prosecution on behalf ib the Treasury, J. R. Carter. second secretary o[ the United States Ember •Y. and United dates Consul -General Patrick A. OofAs were present In court. Ivory was well dressed and ap- peared to be perfectly composed. He pleaded not guilty. After the prisoner's plea had been entered Strlkra dtor-Genel Findlay pro- ceeded to narrate the events leadingsg up to the erre.. of Ivory in Glaow, b ginning from the ;Jme he left New Yk. Mr. Taylor, for the defence, object- ed to the In;rodnt tion tato the case for the pron llevUtfoof anything that had taken place outside the jurisdic- tion of the United Kingdomwhich sae calculated to operate to the pre- judice of the prisoner. Justice Hew kola overruled the Me- JectIon. Mr. Findlay then stated is the court end jury then there were two charges •guinet the prisoner. The first of these ."haret-e, he mrd. was that of uunsplr- iug w nth '1 yi,ata and ethers 10 cats xp .tosione endangering life, and the ei.'sond was the. tit Conspiracy with the same parties to cause explosions whh-h would endanger property. Mr. Findlay than went on to trace ivory's movements anseekingseekg after his ar- rival in linear Britain, and called at- tention to the fact of his having en- deavored to find certain men whom he could engage to effectually cause thexplosions.ezpeions. He next spoke of the pre w,nera letters. In which, he mid. the words ••flndlrtg stock" meant finding agents. These let- ters, he contended, showed that the prisoner wag acting In concert with Tynan and Kearney. The Solicitor -General pri t eetdod to read soothe, letter, in %Mail the prl- toner had written these wurds, 'Things look very bad for me tis regards Lon- don stock; so much go that Billy Burt won't do." This letter, he said, proved that Ivory had been engaged In snaktog en- quiries in London similar be those he had made in Glasgow In an attempt to engage men to cause an explosion. Counsel then read a letter written to Mitch by Tynan, in itch the anter said: "We nustat have self -r specting men not men who out Lowing their manhood through drink_ We are bothQ capable of doing the business pson- ally in any event" Mr. Findlay. 'continuing hie argu- ment. said that the evidence which to the pr miieutn would produce would link ivory with bite doings of Kearney in Antss•erp, and also *hew that the prisoner belonged to the Order of United Irishmen. bring mould also brg le eve ver to show that Ivory had attended a secret meeting of Uni- ted irlwhttren in Chicago. and that he lett the United States in concert with Tynan. Kearney and Haines. At the eonclnalon a the opening ar- gument the taking of testimony wee begun. The first witne.. railed was Julio. Opholser, a welter emrloyed In the Vt.-eerie Hotel in .tmeterdam. ()ptblshowinger produced the register of the Vic- toria Hotel. showing the arrival nn Aug. NI. 1333, of an American who gave the name of W Ilkro tne. He wait anm- partled by • man supposed to be • German. Clerks employed M tlhe Rt Pancras Station Hotel. London, IdenUfted the t.rl•un.Y aa having arrived at the hotel oe Aus IR last and registered under the 11 name of Edward .11. A ncrml. him ter named Parkhem Identif Ivory as having applied to r the purrhass et a lame quantity mf •t'tphurie geld. -,•nrnas. e Charles Sonea chemist In 4'•ttlowsy-tread. testified Stat ivory eso4 celled at his pwa ace of bunIneand *eked to gtrre•.hawe 2s pounde of t1lora to ref potash. esteem" that he *meet It per the d Mather remise nspertments. Policies? Teyhvr. for the etei, a-. . erms_rieW9IIPt the wknwaa with greet severity se to the identity of the pri- mmer as the mom win fled nailed at ids lattrwatee' Asanetated with tate •prbeerser'e Mpn- s•l. els e% oho irnedstdee Sot M'lles- Arsries ibsse 4I. son err the Ltr,l UMW* Chief MW* of litre laa4 le Mr. John P. Yw cl.tyy., RlrrsIy Anmatant 1Nfsrtrt Atteeney of New Tori (bunt,. who ems estipagid try *erre Menai b HUMr Teri be eerie to reg4ared and NON wehs ors eshase. it lived bees d - aer nes esey • IUerwere Expected M be d I ■Mer me se the heat. Lender, Jan. 18. -It in understood •i that the Queen's speech at the opea- d Uig of Parllan•eut W rnorruw wilt be d unprecedentedly brad It b .ipected 10 congratulate Parliament on the gfgnlatg of the srbltr•etaon treaty with the United States, ani upuu the more satisfactory vita -king •f the alliance of the powers t ( Eue'pe fur pi uneit- f ' Ing reformat In Turkel. and eilr .z - press regret at the Beata tit: aster. - and at the n.hxetty t..r a purees expedition. The leguuattve pruixisal. are tteliev e. 1., ..r 1. .. , and Lte . u. - portant treasures prordiaed w 411 b • - I confined to the reliti of voluntary acha.ls and an employers' Itabeit, bill, supplemented by minor n ensures relating to the tmpros upset of get i - culture In Ireland and enabling the military manoeuvres to be more toe- venlentiy carried out A hint is also expected of the increased suns to be demanded for military services. IBS tit;AMA'a srsscM. CAA .11•14.% 1.1 LONDON. Kr Debar) mad *Mere gieereeets oke caner Mee muses .f , be ek..mare e. a .aimerer, London, Jan_ l8. -At a meeting tide afternoon, called to reorganize the Canadian section of the London Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Richard Dobell presided. Among those pre- sent were Sir Robert Gillespie, ti►• agents general of Br,u*1* Columbia and New ilrunawick, and Air. John W. Laurie, 11.P. for the Pembroke and Haverford West district. Mr. Dube!' suggested that the topics which the section took up should I..• the tariffs, the Canadian Insoiveni y Laws and the Hudson clay Railroad. 1In Connection with air latter air. Do - . bell regretted that the British Gov- ernment had declared the scheme to be Impracticable, and wmtsld a..t as- sist In Carrying out the project. Mr. Laurie was elet:ted chairman. and Mr. Vernon was elected vice chairman:. OSA 1141. • .401.11 Mltws, aM•t.b Treepeetp to soma n..•e.gli w raeb• N .a eke Masa.. a .Nolo... London, Jan. 1a. -A despatch from Port LOUIS, Mauritius, .ayes the Bri- tlgh troopship Warren Hastings was wrecked utf the Wand of Reua,o n un Jae. 14. Nu lives were lost. The crew of the ship and the troops that were en board have arrived at Port Louts The Plage. f.rewtag Worse. Bombay, Jan. It -The bubonic plague, which is ravaging this Sty. Is growing worse daily, and the flight 05 the inhabitants Is increasing. It la e'._:;..ated that nearly. If not actually, two-thirds of the population a the city have fled to the country tuwws or to other Sties, and in many tnatances have carried the contagion with them. a1mbeeley Care. Leader. London, Jan. 11.-A meeting of the Liberal peen was held to -day for hb• purpose of choosing a leader of the party In the House of Lurd. In sue - cession to the Earl of R,..sebery. The Burl of Kimberley was elected was accepted the post IMI ruku Iv MA *AMYL. Floor- The market is quiet teed pilaw aeenl.ally unebaage•d. Mruight eWMrw as. quoted •t 1:I.t4u t., it. Toront., freight_ Brea- Trade quiet and prices steady Bran 10 quotid at Ili at rim west, asj short, at W to 33.30. Wheat -The local wheat market Is gdet, with no ekangea In potties. Car Iota of white sell at 81m. and lid at a/c. No. 1 Illareteke'.hoe b neebanged st ror, 11141 - lane. and foe to a{.:, Tomato freight. Na 2 hard. erre to elle, Midland. lierkwbeet--Thr market is gofer, with mar Iota quoted ■t tate out.lge. Barley -'rhe mark.-( is stead,. 1fe. 1 quells re at sec to Me, No. 2 et aur. Ns. a extra as ase, sad No. a at gar. O.ta-Tie *0.0.1 la quiet mad p$tts eat White sold at 150 wept ivy at lac' to 1*%.' west. Peas- Trade .alt sad vvrle.e steady. Mies at OM to Ma west, Is f fights, Vor.-TM markt le weedy, wit* sew Yellow misted at Tee to Mite eatable Rye--TNe market Is bncka.g.4, with melee at ie Wert. ttataa.al-T1e market is Quiet and pies. embossed. Car lou aro diluted at $2 96 to BaiTTRH MARKETS Liverpool, Jae. Lt -apes` wheat. es I1 rte Tpees. feed; t. i ro Ts e0 . red. so eget. No ... Nelid;; lard. ds ed .maneI.e., beey.eds. tbes . go., tees, heavy, 2M ed ; tetfaw, tela ; eke e. white and enol seed, gill. (alis..- Wisest ea pease e W eedl.. Rag - lies eae.try marttes partly lap ebewpee. telae en pmas.ge atter - moody. 'Damrf*44M-es ted ter epee rob., es 10hii hoarse for Mari, as ltd for AMI ay es pad for Jolt'. la }atom Is NM tor Feb . as �j ry1-1�i sad 1M br April .ad Me tor Pah : aeur, egg --eitme-Warst how quiet st kw �PM1t .. es 1eeldLd few 1 rets(, ati •seieJ as is flier hr tea. !. 1tor � row April om memiL:reir ttit /r MM..er. Rs.. «et tin. t on s•t•mf. artier Mr tee *relic ADM (eavbaed 1b. a..p.k. lee merit• ti the Greet South Americas N.rviee witb.t•ed aU the er•ulte of tb.. credulous and .eerie..'- 1%. hen they are euseerted tee t•• use is tapir perennsl silmeor• tk y bemoans its bot flied- It .ever Sods thea Mr. D4iwesd., lit Coati holt. rd, mays : 1 r.s...te.d South Am.,,..* N. •too to eve. Hedy. I o. alder .1 weal l e truest to the beer, uterets el hesp.any wen 1 mot to ate tea. 10 we ieot.ee 1 n u tomcod sa avowed wept to to .11 remedies .•1 its cursive power be l•roeur.d a hoed.-, sed it bee been tit sash WMM fit to bit that M IMO t ue. to purchase sad .w it, a l hive peeved it. 'root worth me a stemere •oJ metre tomo It has dose wooden for e•e sed I keep it osamteatly t. my Imes.. go twosomes, does evil to • prerr.uti mid keep tee well sad wrap,. It le wonderful , medso•..." Sold I.y J. K. Devi.. When yew hay • thin, for pent t.. w.•'► I M g it home a'ly worth it. Au I.s.reeee Man's story. J. .1. Haer•tty, Inepeoto ter the Qtsdard 1 Life Assurance Co. at Pe! erI oft tie h,cereal of muscular rbeam.tiam by the Groot Smith American Rheam.ric a •or- - It term the midoi.'ht of the -ring roto intd• day brightness of good health --Tutee ere hes words. I wits • greet •efferer. Treys aw.eahr rheumatism to rev arm, .o much an that for Jaye at • time 1 amid reit .leen 1 wall 6.1 the floor io pato the greater pert of the sight I prnourvd • bottle of Sew h AaM- •cao Rb.umauo Cure, end foxed great re- lief after • few dose.- 1t'. • ...e nor., and I heartily recommend it, Sold by J. S. Davis- " There, tiers mid lira Bloc Myrrh, picking tip her little boy, woo bad Aon cue, " don't orv. 11. • mid, I k. mama." Irehweg. iarelag able a/swam (tired fee as crap. I)r. Agoew's thetene•et release ie one day mod owes Totter, Salt Rlosu,a, Scald Haid. E_uma. Berbers' Hob, Uiu.n,Rbtekw mod all limestone of the skin It is soothed sad goie ing. arid w'. 'oke mei e t. the ems of silt b.by bumur. 3So Sold by J. E Davis. Mistress of tee II • . (t•ki.4* her w r• ant to teakl-R•Mp'. t ase afraid yea he.. bn-ken your word." Bridget ( •bread-misdedly ) - Shore, ma'am, it meet he.. been the oat. - requiem Leen la Terror, Bat Dr. Ag..w'e oore For the Heart Gave Relief in 30 Mtaatee sad Thr. Bevies Ef o tel a Con Which Banned like Beet of Ph This is what Mrs. J. Cockbnts of Wart worth. One,, nays "For fourteen years 1 here been a gnat .offerer from heart dis- ease: tre.b4d very mock with sharp,.hoot- i.g tom eeaetaatly p..mag %broach my heart Vary ones the spas.s were so g erms that I would become aees.ssoua My limb. would .well and beooare quote oo:d. For t bete fourteen Teen I doctored with best pby.imws without relief. Hay tag em Dr. Agnew's ours for t►. Heart advertised, I Set rmised to try it, sad k. - fore I had takes balle bottle I fogad greet relief. I felt the besebelsl effects inside of thirty minutes. 1 have tikes three bottler sad it has dose we mars good than ..y medblss er any pbycioms ever did. I ears eo.eoie.ei.ael♦ reeomme.a it so all nfetren from heart trouble " Sold by J. E. Olivia Repair As esterpretag juereel puhlsbed is • �/�i Lino Sottisen, watering -place has the follwisg kept w heed. sad sinus bot .0411ed sots at the head of lite • LW of Visitors " : hauls o espluy ed, .• The weed ' Kea.' ob•rped three pease pro paid." USEFUL ASWgLL ORNA MENTAL Our Indurated Fibreware Tubs and Palls are handsome in appearance, but their chief excellence is because they last so long - because they are light-unleakable-un- breakable-and have no hoops. They have rsvdstl..lr.d the old style methods of Mishima . . . . THE E. B. EDDY CO. LTD. HULL, MONTREAL, TORONTO PLANING' MILL. ISTMLISSIES ID1. llhIchaIIalls & Rhiyiis VAes ►.ortrasmi. BASO, DOOR and BLIND V1•br. is all kids s' LUMBER, LATH. SHIN-3LES read b0114 ', m.s.rtal for every. deasrlpm.s School ?mit* a Sp ciaity. The Bicycle Season of 1896. is now want to over, and if you Store Your Wheel for the Winter, I base the accommodation, and will take them on reasonable terms. I would remind cyclist. that Winter is the proper time to overhaul Wheels and repair if necessary. Plumbers and Tinners. Ste Tinware .. . At CATTLE BRAS. Now is the time to enquire about Heating or Gook Stoves. Whe have them - all kinds and sizes at lowest possi- ble cost prices Aliso leave yotir orders for repairing and settin 12p of Stoves. We handle the bed Canadian and American Coal Oil. CATTLE BROS., H.muw-.t. Evsrythi.g fa the Righty la every als.dred. Suffer More er Less From That Most lklea- ave of Disease., Catarrh --That Dr. Ag. sin's Uasrrkal Powder i. a R' made, nal Remedy! is Testified to by Tbomerelle Who Ho,. Bess Cared Ontrig b' - Alex Sdn..ds.s of Rswuth, Out., Say. : "1 hero been tro.I.led with catarrh for a ,rear loamy years. Having eaaered smash from it. 1 bad tried all the ea-eml ed sower hat serer r.e. v,d any relief hams tk... Seeing Dr. Agaow'. Catarrhal Powder large- ly advertised, I detera,iaed le try it, •I- thonesk very sogtiral ahem ..y Mid, but I was neatly .ad agreeably dbeppoialed, ter from the Ane dam i ressored very gnat redid, sad to dry i eon Loper ly say that it bas stared. I keep et oesetestly in the h ems, si we Amid it • gaiok ours for sold is the head It gives almost ieetace relief. I have se heeita.oy la preelai.isg it 'he beet sorrier wtsarah, and I heartily ro.onmwd it to all .R.r.re from this malady,' Jades --Yoe oetaeked this gee Ileums ; yea k.onked Nm dew. ..d robbed him of hid watt& Promoter- Year hese Y rubs ; bet If I bad sot takes the iablad.e, who tan tell that be might eel hetes demo the sats M D WI? Give w Baby Chance The only food that will build up a weak cons- titution gradu- ally but surely is Martin's Cardinal Food a simpk, pricntiftc and highly nutritive preparation for infants, delicate children and invalids. ataxy waresw s se., erw.T..e, ea. 1Rt-t J. YULE StAele Livery Esteem st WE MAKE - 'Sewer and Culvert Pipes Altana a M Nam Alea WRIT. FOR PMr1Q $. THE ONTARIO SEWER PIPE C8 ea ADADLAl311 1T. ee sasr..rdPt� TOsaONTC Cakes, Pies, Tarts. Ready for the Rush. Call at D. CAIrru.ow's, the leading haltery, for your (,twistms.' Wires and Puff Pete Tort., Oy.ter Patties, Mince Pies, Short Bread All kinds of Cakes kept on hand. Orden left by ten in the morning will be made and delivered the same day. Wedding Oakes --Ornamenting and decorating d rho Wet designs with a fanny assortment of Wedding Oahe Ornaments. Almond Icing a specialty. =. C I taolo= ... DAVISON da 00. The .p o data HARDWARE and:Bro.i- um G000s E1aroatrI wish to call at- tention to the fact that their 97 stock o c are to hand, and aro be -1116,46M yood doubt, the finest - assortment and best quality ewer bran/twit; town. Already than pairs in Fancy and Gents' Hockey bare been sold We have repeated our orders in some linen, and would advise in- tending purchasers to have their or- ders at cans, as many of the lip -lo' date Huge will be eamrdg. DAVISON & 00. Fall.... daaonaoamient. New hoods and Best Valetas in the Tailoring line; at the old-os/sbllahed and reliable WMI•et Emporium. &Wefaee- sualantled Illyie arid PAM. )SUQR DUZI OOP. }