HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-2-11, Page 7THE SIGNAL : GODERIQH ONT.. THURSDAY. FEB. 11. 1897
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"THE BOYS."
GOD BLESS 'EM.
Hlti ARTICLE WILL BRING THE MEM-
OHN OF MOTHER'S KNEE /WAG*.
coal" las• Yawed Mets of a Loveable
led Wit rake Lad.r.taad. W'ke.th
to *eats Thwaaat Yes trde.nable
rival 1 • All.
1,1 you are ••atY the mUther 4 girl.
you many know very lata snout
boy.. The mother ret 1•W • is al o oy r
dllltereru loud of e. wonata' to cow in.,
the r aid girds. She hada &boo -toil r good
.1ea1 a their %'!&alta.. a ss w hu.tasinu-
se a fresh sea wind, and withal s a
prwtian. Menu, levet-headed lw•rsw,.
WI a undenclandlris •K the ..digs ark.
spa W alw►y• algt lI%g fur a Utile girl
1st the teuuly --a deaLr girl who would
tr•4 artier liar and hell, for about the
hoes... loud tR wttJl Ger when Um sways
are out at play. 1 Weems think to.
yaceber 4 tidy» lunge more for a &.t-
& daughter than she alio hes 'laugh
tarn, lungs fur a buy. (Soya are au
nosy. rays the latter. Thr b•.y
Mother loves the era. • Uatter
Her ear Ick attuned to their Lout st:unp-
ing• awe !linty LaRue Mits. ata her
bury pend never [tree tatting liege
chunks cot bread and butter for [:memt
of course the woman who to the lucky
ututher of both boys nmol girl,. le the
all round happiest to her progeny She
has lana on her breed, .a, to ►peak.
The girl Is the Iota But lam wouldn't
be much without the bread, would it:
He begin. -the boy does --au arptarte
tyrant of the household. Every.,i,e 1e
afraid a him. Etrry.m., tuu.dies Lam
With calm and unounacwus nffrvntery;
he uphoada the flag of tyrau,ny and
makes stag.. es ,.f true 'tritons. We
have d(sie great things for liberty;
we have forve>d Magna a.9tartaa frutu
truculent John* have uhopprd the
heads off Kings and P. -menages; have
broken up Parliaments and passed Rr-
forni WIN, but in the very sanctuary
d our MKnt.e we harbor a despot
more p ase erre) than all the eras • ..(
all the Bungee melted down Into op,
magnifc.-nt Czar. Ni. tzar •.f them
all . an equeu to despotUm King Baby.
lite niakra hypocrites' of the nest uun-
acientk eua arra upright mien. sad saps
mite very foundations of nora:ity by
making virtuous peep!, tell slag -rant
{peal as to his beauty. his sus,, his
weight. hie general appearance. His
aggrieved howl is a signs of "splendid
lung power." His clawing gestures in-
dicate latent hastrlu lir talent his, itc.-
becile grin and wild kicks at the mid-
dle button of your w'alsteetat p -int to
bis sense of rare humor Nothing
that he dors L wrong, not e. -a the
wild chant with which he proclaims
Lia n..cturnat edicts, and Insists on
dreaming his Chief stave and Wade.
magi -his father-fnttri the depths 4
hi, nosy bed. to tramp wearily up and
down In stuuty garments that whirl
In the hreese like d)strar•ted Bag*
of truce. and will not be ledttoed
ahretel his shivering lege. • Sung.
Croon. pa.lfy Me." chants the despot
In a series 4 pier ang. .brornaaic
aessleo. and the stave croaks deep lul-
laby i. under the Irapreseloo that be is
ae.thing the despot Into tranquil
s umtr. n till a w Ud and uuforttuiate
ahre*k, like the harmony of ten argu-
mentative eats rolled into •,ns-. pro-
s1.alrns the tyrant's displeasure with
his bondsman, and resort us in t.
Meant dandling% and partings and
prarcc•f n gs.
And later. when the tyrant le in
adort frocks. u hat liberties he s :a-
ive.d to take' The must portentous
chronometer r is a toy for hlrn to Islay
with aan.1 try to eat as be gleefully
&Vette-re --tic. tae," ale ...Laos the tall
of the unhappy -at *.'tom be finds dog-
tnr by the hearth. aru1 nota. l% pities
th. at. Na.y. :f she but by in the
aper: natural manner t.. defend bef-
all by taking her velvet glove uR for
a moment and hitting oast straight
groin the r.houlder,, what a " bail. tad"
- e atop. alapt- "Haughty I.ussY" site M.
That dolorous shriek of Mail Iint.y
he -t, the cat snatchers hits, whin hie
not heard it' Later again, when the
deat•••t begins to 'gees g.•." and "bow -
Visa and halt every roan h- .,e -ea as
'dada," a," haw we fall door' hefoi a his
el• lineae -was there ever anything
Like tt". Arcot M• head' The size and
told;* if It: Brains. str, [.rains' -that
bey is Luing to he a great man.
who lummox outklitg At .Y short bin
royal shows. 4e -'be a eishinaa..
uunsiderable perusable. of geteeple honk
w r bey ata a wart of gran a0F
coal who tu
Wags tur
speak rJwyn taw d
ps
• nuke Ttmld i
tfve to flier -
waking
tai foliar nit Ufa is ata s Vowelar
nauseates to them- Shay never kauw
Shea he will blew up the house with
tipckata. air set flee to Missal air kU1
Um sat. Weil. anybody wbu cannot
sottt.aatedyr Bve ta tat midst et Warm/
had better shun btuYWIe 1 kava•Byvaisilla tae
fur the boy.
1 awed tat fees- L
uLs, but that was bar
fore I Itaew him. 1 remember Uve air
six a nun ,-.0 g-Ludeen" after
sae the ea.a,a4 Meet alter my arrival
is Canada- wham lay uluthas were stew
-and haw 1 blushes.' and stumbled as
I eau from thesis ' 1 Judeen- was a
feanr,me stud unknown utfe. What
did 1t insister That certain .k•Atcate
:Ysd abs rumens were revealing'
thenuteItt,s. That ogle's ptacact -hale
was guides? That *nothing deeper
ate had .asurreat to unto'. Link noir"
I have been trailed worm- things than
todoen niter thaw. fur 1 dtetinctly
• heard am int, tall me "Pte -face" one
alt. moon. but I Lad gut wt t.. tar
way , cot boys, by that time and merely
laugh.4, wkJeb aggravated him surely.
We women bland in danger or -o'er-
potting
verpotting our boys. no if We are woie w.•
*end Omni away from us. A "cuddled"
buy always remains a puling i•1tVY"
Shays natally like discipline warn eons
their imagination la bred by at_ h.,
striving to du the Levet thing for kiln,
we Ito through &Mother deet• grief, and
Irma a Lright ULU.- trunk oath a
bright little .vtttt-a fro very bright
tears falling amid the '•Longes and
maybe, and we take our uaby
deliver him into the hands of the
•soilage principal. The toy V. that last
day. a inure baby .t aln. t,." yew
bea.rt is breaking fie all that you keep
Ota au bravely end tell hien t., wink
hast and be a man and take tuts lick -
loge when he has earned thetu. You
are autfenag Mar more than to- 1s, in-
deed he in not sulfarityg at all -the
high -hearted naaeaL We cot taking his
first lonely journey Into the world --for
scn*. W the world la mtnlaturee---wftb
lila imaaNuation full .of themost der
hght(ul puesic•ilttiea full of the ex-
citement or eapectency. of the highest
spirits, and with tn.t,li 4 bells( in kis
own ability to pull through to fry dif-
amity: said hold his own "with the
fellow.." You begin to realize the
lnlury Your oo.idlina; would do t., this
brew r• manly, bright-eyed young crea-
ture who has always hated a epa-
suind but welcomed & suggestion. Tu
be sure you were his c.nnrade, his
dillay-feilow dinars. You had your
rornps together and your stories and
y„ur taffy -pulling. Your "don't you
think"always tarried further with
him than your -'d.ei't ,to this," but
you *ere 'pestling hien all the while.
You c uldn t teach blur to fight. You
thought hint to. ss.sltive. And what
a pity K is to torn a high -hearted.
fearless `d into a milksop who abed
not ear.• bald his own against youths
who bate Bad a harder training. To
be strong and Hard and plucky as-••
the cardinal virtues in a boy's • yea.
His heart *111 never be too stout is the
after years as 1t is now. With what
alturity he wall plunge, tutu the wildest
tight tad slick to It till he wins ter is
"ulna! creat" Y. you are doing the
v. ry beet thing in sending >'uur Why
aoay from you to were- he will be
among his fellows and learn to give
and take. Boys themselves have the
- best e..nceptton of *hat they ought to
be Let him work out his own salver Ion.
And through it all -the toy's mt
cher !a bearing the eternal piu.gs of
Maternity. Theo, never cease. The
&t gtita pain* of birth are the stua.11..t
of an. Side by aide with .-tray deep
)'Y her I*t baby bring.. there Iles
tpnuc shadow- of grief. anxiety. pain'
i'hat sorta.w- it t to wean him' ' It is
tit, float growing ane ay ,.1 her i..v That
ds a night of woe that limit night when
IDer arms ar.' empty There are t. -ars
m the quiet h•ura He seem, her reel
baby no longer. I think 1f strong idea
Who are going to be cool to a WOOSIL l
fir uted a second to think or the far
time when all their home lay in the
arms and on the breast of a * onion
they woad be a little kinder. There
are true everywhere who M their an-
ter strike women -sometimes the blow
Kalbi on this tender and mere,' [•law,
lead then the pastes at the mere blow IP
Inst in the anguish of the thought
that it fell on the breast of a woman.
The second growing away of her hey
tragal her Is when tube breeches him
)T1s kilts are taken off, hie long glom*
cut and there he 1s with the first
sign re4 hlis manhood upon him. It Is
e. grieving time for a woman. 1 know
Low i grieved. crying Intent f.n,•1-hly.
der way women to. upstairs 1n the at-
tic He may grew strong and tall and
Ina1,v and W that a raw, may be, but
be •i11 always be a baby to his rw-
Iber.
this Is the way with warned.
nit will ere very out weenen Mottle'
twgniarly to the churchyard t.. "%l,ut"
a little gree long shoe covered with
1 thick greenery. I knew an old. old
gneeiture who used to grieve over the
grave of a boy who waw dears bettor,
1 he was born- her flrst-borrx Someone
has avid that one may well believe
un1'•.ttatlnsiy in the divine when he
ha ..nee s. alehed a mother's face with
I. a I ere and discerning eye. The old
w, • . n oho hears that her brave son
-a ', ar4.1 man Tong since -has been
Sia '; In battle will not think of him
to the• nx,t.,,erit of her grief *4 a man
1R 'i tt. Her mind Beats down the Dar-
r,• • f years. She will take from some
Seer, t place the little Berries eta be
find w•-.-' h•. t_hrtetessing robe per
hate -like sweet Margaret Ogilvie did.
Or his little worn shoe or ono -legged
w'°wlen harm. She will rerall hail
/['.sty ane••her•rnrie* as he ('Jung to
Ler breast that far t long gest. Said
rep will grieve tot this belay that 1s
farellym* tidal-tagwho
i of the ed' cl t
moa elle Ilya dig away me
iluaht.ie4aald. Raghaei understood
goat areal mamma
G od ftbear said irew'eayam bsaaid �x
Rad dig ltadrteys� �uw yfou-
tan Pe* et Metro womanhood hood 1* tins
- 1-2001 to •r•a
'!barsthe mMrhlevous �..agee
' al S` s- M(, �-
But *hen the moment of parting
natter how aletfui grows tJte lad's
face^ His small heart is full to burst-
ing. You who know hen as no other
woman in all the world ever can know
him. road his grief sad his love in his
large soft eye*. that at times take ea
all the gestUenera of t girl's. He is
'raring up bravely and toll are fight-
ing with a queer thing M your thrriat.
He rubs hie head softly amain Sour
sleeve. and MtrOke s your band a1. the
wax driving down to the statio*
tHr never used to be w. gentle t, as I
be holds you that last supreme mo
Meat so easeely anti st ronrrO that yOa
feel quite siaddt•aly that your son L'
Enron up and it, in a man's waypro-
tecting his mother. then you step away
quldtly to the train. tearinir y,ur skirt
Y you mount up. and ice.king ioa. k
you rte.• a little figure You never before
thought It was so traH•-ata.nding bare-
headed beside the headmaster. and a
wild loruripec takes you to get off some-
how and gather your lathy it. your
arena and carry him oda with you
again. Perhaps there is no moment
of her life when a woman cornett near-
er to Oehag a heroine [ban when she
goes calmly- in :cord takes tor lonely
peat L the tralu that err bringing her
back to a *"rid that is very iripty
for her now.-KIt, in Toronto Mall and
Empire.
Itrnppleg the ••11."
The fine oh: English oustnm or Me -
carding the Initial "b' i. told t,. be
going cwt of use. Som., writers age
indulging in reminiscences od amen do
wh•ee eon%ersiet1'0 It Rave pietur-
ewtue•nets.
At the cele'•rat•d etetb.n in 1343. at
which ?'r. l]ladston.c lust hI- at -at for
[►%ford l'nlverslty, his opponent was
?4r H:•rdy. Tie. pretties. then tend
for aught t . the ewrlfsrY ft may be
still arra a rnntested elertlua/ *as tit
t. - /et- to reword 1U* vote by
word of mouth iwefore teller br each
[.arty awns In the ConVOratittpn House
r s :• anther oldie's*? plare M mere.
Mg T" isle. "rerereK Henry timtth
•t::,• reline teller for Mr. Gladstone,
alien an un -with c'nvatra- fisreAn en
lered, an'' to the otual gu+stk.-c for
abum he -t-$sM' t, rscnrd Me "ale• re.
pH•'d Ih rYmfus-inn, ' 1 'cue for. Mr --
lino -1
r.ogled-1 Meow 'or 'Ardy." "J lsim
that vote" •sulctly nt•t to t'r ••.per
Henry Myth. "Ain, n'" protested the
old tlergysnan, "1 Wiwi vel await,
the name." "You 410n't -.Vet- 1. -".,. t
other," was the pro:esa.rp dry .•t
A story 1w tool of nu-`•'�a'•t--•i-.-%••.aC
prtartutl..ner wl.•, 'Yoe
similar difficulty 1n pr•¢!Mgr; •'"M tt
aspirate* many yarn a -n. -Ile• f n.'
particular dirllke ter a la a ;etre .I
1.nrd Chaneeilor, 0h• fool p•- t! si ..
hook upon hymns t•p.on thole hi
ries( enter the mem ..r one ucreelen
hr. wads heard ter mutter' "'irf' a ''
es- tnas, 'omitting 'tie ymns: 9t' sM
'trnb'ug, 'erne 1 do 'ate '1-11"_
t1l site• et • re.
Wyoming's game warden Ian , •1 r .1
with the statement that the ntyrre•r
of elk wintering In the ieelUsen Henle
enatntre U greeter the., tot r.,ntt. (•r•
viotta yearn. A eon•eo Ivy • stl not•
Stag the member at kn. Tkeg are -
ori every hill and In evel't valley. Ahd
the night's sooral* are moat piteous
fres the (.tying of the calves loot front
their mothers Every moraine, Oleo -
srnd. are peen traveling iron` the
great swamp. along the Snake river
to the Oros Ventre halt The game
warden says
r.oestiy gazed stay a eight
with* far wrpstwed anything 1 hod
.tier Sera, and it utterly
sad ellrra•d are ray a d
sit seer a wird et O! wan .irestistl
ort Tb. tlrtaals tetra ere* a frail
Illawer. aha manw weds want ware it
aa time .. 1111006011 Mfr I hale. tales
te.,e 14,110 hese «4.1* Unit llt b n& ...•
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A Red - Letter Year for
1897.
THE entire novelty of the plans for
I s97 is noticeable. For instance,
the series devoted to
"London as S/en by Charles
Dana Gibson.'' Mr. Gibson has
not before appeared as a writer.
He visited London last Summer for
Se 1111,Ytt'8 MAGALIVK, for the pur-
pose of depicting with pen and pen-
cil those scenes and types which the
huge ntetropolis presents in endless
variety. Of like novelty is the
first considerable
Novel by Richard Harding
Davis, 'Soldiers of Fortune."
The hero is one of the most vigor-
ous men that Mr. Davis has drawn.
llluetrate.l by C. D Gibson.
"The Conduct of Great Busi-
neeses.'• A beautifully illustrat-
ed aerie- of articles of which the
following are already completed -
"The Great D-partment Store."
" Theanagenaent of s Great
Hotel.'' -a'`
" The Working of the Bank."
" A Great Manufactory."
Undergraduate Life in Amer-
ican Colleges." A series of art-
icles touching upon the life of our
older universities as represented by
the doings of the students them-
sel sew.
Judge Henry E. Howland writes on
" Undergraduate Life et Yale.
Mr. James Alexander on " Prince-
ton," and Robert Grant and Ed
ward S. Martin on "Harvard."
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"Japan and China since the
War will be a most interesting
group of articles, richly illus -
rated.
"The Unquiet Sex" Under the
title of " The Unquiet Sex," Mrs.
Helen Watterson Moody will write
• series of articles " Woman and
Reforms," " The College -Bred Wo-
man," "Woman's ( lube," and "Thr
Case of Nana" (a paper on domes-
tic service).
W. D. Howell's " Sory of a
Play." In this ]1r. Howell gives
us the best hove! he has ever pro-
duced
tsduced in his delightful ve n of light
comedy
George W. Cable- 'In addition
to the fiction enumerated there will
be a series of four short storiew by
George W. Cable, the only ones he
has written for many yawls.
Hcw to Travel Wisely with a
minimum of wear and tear must be
regarded as an art little understood.
Mr. Lewis Morris Iddings, in two
articles, will offer a variety of use-
ful suggestions and data on "Ocean
and Land Travel." This will be
happily rounded out by an article
from Mr. Richard Harding Davis
on " Travellers One Meets : Their
Ways and Methods." The illas-
tratlons by American and foreign
artists will be highly pertinent.
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IN 1897
FICTION The rana.a, tae naw level by
Ur warbr. the eagerly •xpsctied euooasasr
l0 "'Mlby.' basun 1a Uotober masher. WMs
with ilheetratloas from the *slog. dnwlass,
A sew novel byfrank Rto. . /quotdevelop
lag a TwentietCentury Renaissance lull of
humoroussitertluas•ad characteristically tl
tolerated. A Pair et easiest Lover.. by
Witham Gass Howell. 'laber straiten novel
* ter by American author,. stoat !tons, by
Mark Twain. Thomas Nelson Nags. ttichard
!larding Gavle OwenWmew. Jobe I(andrek
tlanre. Ruth Mctaery Stuart. Octavr T1s.
n et. Mary ii, Wilkins, sad other popular
writers.
e('IINUE:-story of the Preget., of Science
during the IVinet.sath Favour,. • Aortas W
p•pars by lie. Hoary Smith Willtarw supple
emoted by coatributlois on special subjects
by rxpert .c.0elleta, Ankles oc the eying awls
of curious psychologies' psnlfawauoe W
pto 'totality bylo Ands.-. V1 ilea
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spleadidly) illustrated -the result er • recent
visit to Meafew ut:dsrt•kea for NA
YAp1ZI N'S. lattice t. prwa.clneutly • silver
Producing country. and 11. monetary opera
time rat rnlhrly s • .11, er beat, owing to
the keen dtwussloo on oertala economic Rot
tense in tunas ctlo. with lanes of urgent .m
portaace in Amer:san politic,. these tapers
will ,na,maad general attention. A.sralra*
+belral Papers by Woodrow Wilson John
h4, 1. Ma*Master and Jetties heroes. The
true story of Nerldaa's tide. by Oe.. G. A
Forsytb. ('oltlnuattoa or Ilow•-al's Perw.al
✓ eolsI$r.S(es of eminent literary flume
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Aeries. • folly illustrated sett• of paper• by
Poultney Bigelow, the result of personal oh
.ervatloa. during • recent trip to Africa. oov.
snag the whole Geld of European exploration
el that country. lllurtrsted articles by
Stephen Bonsai on the trensfornutlots going
en in tans aIberia. recently visited by the
author. Igueopsrlion *betrbe.. orates and
drawn by P. Hopkinson Sttt,. The toll store
Of the reoe.t Coronation of the t'iar. by Rich
ail H•rdiug Iavl.. Illustrated by R. Pantos
Woodvillewho was eo Irioned by queen
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IN 1897
With the end of 1001 HAHPiCI"N ;VERA: -
LY will have -lived forty seat's. In that time
It Iles participated with all the real and power
at its commend in the great political events
of the most Interesting sad tmportaat period
in the bttory of the country and it has
spread before Its readers the accomplishments
of science. arts. sad letters for the last -motion
or the hiatus's iniad and the amelioration of
human aondit ions and of manatee.
Whet the WKZKLY bas been in its spirit
and purpose as these have been nsanit0te.i
prtaciprlly is Jut editorial pages, it will cps
thine to be,
it is impassible to pronounce with precision
all that the WSKKLY will contain during the
year 1!/f. It were as easy to announce what
Oast to ha pea 1e the World. what tri
anaphor tor (Mod Oo. ernsreat are to be woo
what Advances of the People ere to oe mole
what is to la, the outcoa.e of the continuous
✓ iruses between the spirits of N ar sad
Peace what is to happen In the Far Bast.
what is to be the state of Europe twelve
months hence. what new tsarcel. or Science
are to ba rewarded. or what are to be the
achievements of Anl and Lettere. for the
WEEKLY is to to • pictorial record of all
this.
Cannesa will still continue to be a feature.
aerlal Merles. A New Zealand .tney by
Mies Mary IT Wilkins, will bagln In Janu-
ary. A tat of the Greek uprising against the
Turks. by Mr. K. F. Beeson, die author or
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Tinware a e
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At CATTLE Baos. Now i, the
time to enquire about Heating or
Cook Stovt'tt Who have them -
all kinds and size, at lnwe't,t possi-
ble coat prices. AI,., leave your
order, for repairing and setting up
4 Stoves. We handle the best
Canadian and American Coal Oil.
CATTLE BROS.,
Plumters and Tinners
Hamilton at.
Cakes, Pies, Tarts.
Ready for the Hush.
('•. at Ly. l'.tYTI.u,v n, thR leading
bah•-rr, frit your 4 1.ristmav Cakes and
Pull Pate 'farts, t Oyster fattier,
Mince Pion,, Short 13r, -ad. All kinds
of Cakes ktl.t ort Land. 1 rre!er• !eft
by ten in the morning will he made
mid delivered the same day.
We carry a lar,,e and assorted sloes in the
above Ilse., and are ready to &bow geed,. to Wedding Cake. (Ornamenting anti/
intending purchaser. at any time. ('all end see decorating Of the latest des.' ns with
Rood.. and you will find them new. up to date Il
and at prices to harmony with the tunes. Ile a faan•y assortment of Wadding Cake
member our stand nett to Davison s Hard
ware Store -on The Square. Ornaments.
JAS. YATES.
Pall .
Announcement.
New Goods and Best Values
in the Tailoring line at the
old -established and reliable
West -est Enlpuriunl. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed in Quality
Style and Price.
HUGH DUNLOP
'Winter
Suit
or Overcoat
. If you need a Winter Over-
coat or Suit t'alI upon PlitimaM.
The Tailor. it you leave your
order with hint you may depend on
getting goods that will sui
every was -in tit, worklna
and promptne,' in delivery.
TSE
Almond 1••Ing a eic•cialty.
Cr 'Zate1Orl_
TUare
Crauilewara
are necessary to mankind, then how
much more so are they to the better
part-- woman ' As they are so neces-
sary you should see that what you get
are E,oai, thus waving in cash and
health. Tinware. or Granitewere
bought from us is always good, and as
the latest inventions are always
added to our stock a better selection
cannot he found in Canaala.
PRIDHAM
TAILOR.
TOVES AND FURNACES We have
the most
Complete line of Stoves and Furn-
aces in the County.
HARPER & LEE.
Pails
Tubs
Wade of . a.
E. B. EDDY'S
INDURATED
F/BREWARE.
Iorgy ware that
boopless and
tinleafabk -'that Is
andseamless }o1ntleag
including bottom:
THERE 1S NOTHING TO TAKE ITS PLACE.
Any Old Thing
4.
Can to trade good as new at the Henderson Bicycle ^o.
We can make just as gond a e new old Plough?", Harrows, HgrewePowers,
Land Rollers, Cutting Hosea, Cultivators, Typewriting Maehinea, Skates,
Knives and Forks, Spoons in fact, anything that you might think was amu-
let's -Airing it it to as, and we will rerair it. We have for sale cheep one sno-
and hand iron Shaper, ogee second hand Dynamo --e0 Iampa, ani a lot of sec-
ond hand Pulleys- all sing. if you have work of any kine.' in metal, rail on
UUa : our moulders cast every week. took out for the Cerro? Mallet and
Huron wheels for 1597 -Peat on Honor-- Catatorten will he ready soon.
The HBNDRRSOVICTCLB CO ad NUBBY
JAS WILSON, Manager-
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