The Signal, 1897-5-13, Page 3II
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THE SIONADr GODERTCH. : THURSDAY _11A.Y...13 1397.
In advanced stages of Con-
sumption, Scott's Emulsion
soothes the cough, checks
the night sweats and pre-
vents extreme emaciation.
In this way it prolongs life
and makes more comforta-
ble the last days. In every
case of consumption -from
its first appcarance to its
1nost advanced stages --no
retnedy promises a greater
toes for recovery or brings
iodfort and relief equal to
Scott's Emulsion. Book on
the subjtct free for the ask-
ing.
sk-ing rscorr & HQWNE, n.IMvtl4, Oar.
Delathitr
MNICHOLSON. L D.B.
. gmrrac SUMMON.
Rooms opposite 114. Post Officio
Gold FWInR. Crowns Bridge
Work • Specialty.
35 Years hived.- see. _ -
1M. MABEE. p.n.st.
/. TaL SURtsgON.-L.ett and approved
methods for all dental operations. Pres.rea
ties of the aster& reale $ p olalty use.
ever Jones Reber tee �r7 ode storenor-
mer West et Se amt t tfsgare
tf)it. TIJ N i ILiw D.D.A.. V ria-
• Deatsl Simeon. (Lately associated
with Dr. Ixxem. of neater bold and purow
l.i.. eft lloW teeth as given to told the
...
pps.srvetion a the s.atural teeth. t)Alse to
Mclean's new block. fb48 th
'[wiles'.
W. A. THOIMSON. IL- D., C. M
Mo at Reeid.eos fee=esb
ascuoted
- M ,Oss r ea Iloath•et. 7W.►bene,lt.
�1It. HUNTER. PHYSIOI♦N. BCR
1J aeon. hae.O oe-Inmos street, thgeyree
LrtgAL
A SAD SPELL OF LOVE
♦ yens* Lady siop la osz oboir,
Whew Mair is the osier .t 'heir 1
Bet beg Wenn it unique,
Bbe tag snob • fair obtgoe,
1t is really • joy to be obuk.
Whenever eke looks down the stele
And Oval ms • beautiful mulls s
Aad .f .11 her beaux
I sin certain she Meaux
She Llkee ms sae lest of the whale'..
Leas Sunday she wore • wept',
Low -out at the front and the b.cqu. ;
And. • tovelyibougsst
Worn in snob • outs suet, .
As only few girls hese the koacque.
Som. day, ere she grows too antique,
Is marriage her bend I abet' gigue,
It sbe'. not • coquette --
Which 1'd greatly regrstte-
She shall .hare my GU dollars • wtque.
Norwtoh. N.J., Telegram.
HOT CORN.
Johnny -You're t he`meaoest, hatefullest,
spitetulest thing around.
Tommy -An' you're the craitbedest, ugly-
haat-
Father- Boys, boys ! i ou forget that
your mother u in she room.
Mrs. Wellment-Bot why don't you argue
with your lover about his drinking habit.,
Norah '.
Norah-Arm•h, mum, 01 hate t' epboile
his face Wore anlage. •
"Who made you!' asked the primary
teacher.
The little girl addressed evidently wished
tole veru accurate In Mer reply
"God made me tie Wag, tndiostiog the
lenetb of • short baby, " and I growed the
reef."
leglsigb-I see then is a melodrama
coelia[ out watb reel water, and • real we-
ber. and real polar been.
Watletgb-1 know of one that be
mon realism) still.
Tagleigb-What are they going to haus
In Oat - _-
WagWgh-Real Motors.
Takiuy no Risks. Guide -me Ossetia
man sill pay est in advance, Weimar!
ToerielehoWhat's that 1 -
14Addl rd•h R- berstrwe-s�q
snootlwssa fall and w kilt on see rooks
AS, CAMERON, BARRiSTEit, tiOLI.
Shy,
S vAndddeww-sta app. coiboorsse
Y.rel - 77-11
ERN EST HSATON - BARKIST KR,
Salictter. Neer? Public. ♦cbeeoo'I
ck, Won Wrest. taw-ty
EC AMPION,Q.C., BARRISTER, SOL-
. ,titer. Notere, deo. Office over Medical
ILI,. ?quarts, Ged•rWb.
MU. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER, SO -
. tenor, commissioner. etc, Money to
Init. U cw : o°r. Ham atm. and St. A od row's
tureeis tioderich, Ont.
601
uF1'US E. ^D 114 CQY, BARRISTER,
I- ';,honor. Oonvsr.ngr. oto.. eta. Money
es to... at lowest raw. Norton% Block Op-
pyi,.• Colton' Hotel. Ooderfob. Ont. 2.6141
N. LEW111 BABIIIIfTZR. PROO-
L. r to Marittew Oestri. of Ontario
ere -South Oslb.rse beast.
f() 0. HAYS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT -
ll.. 0I Etc. Odes North -et.. next door
D,aN aL Oacme yrvt1 sate Funds to at
1; ....et rates of Intares.. WNW
1 1 ARROW Ao PBOUDFOOT, BAR-
rtek. ] T. taarrewi0.
(`tkMEItON, HOLT 4 HOLMES,
V Barristers. SoYeitee. la Ch .sry he.
Ociderioh. M. O. Oameres. fj.o. ; P. Melt .
Dudley Hotaeos.
JG. WARD. CONVEYANCES,,
U. ae- and ecessabslauer terand ret
sill ationtiMeneWring rimmeef v a
Mvstl or
fro -
mediae e m ens et halo% the
Oeurt of �ar 1.a 7 Ornate
Divides ts•.•sa.lt.a.
saladtressiromDtty .e es OWL ftp
" A wen dhotis wsr et iso'.' int i1 is
Sled away so e.refal)y smisli.rm that it is
bard to find it again.
A.dvios is a readmits that we offer as •
gen for the diseee.d of others. sad whist
we seldom take from them without making
• wry floe.
Hs --I don't think there is anything mucb
finer than to have a beautiful refit.
Bb. -Lm surprised at you. Haven't you
oo.sIdeeed • beautiful wife!
He -Ob. yes ; but 1 mean oe the ground
ot economy.
Answered. -" New elms yam tell me what
is the best isolator known!" inquired • pro -
fewer of physics at • repeat examination.,
'• Why. poverty, ot course,' II Mb the
prompt reply.
IdoribbI.r-I always make it • point to
submit my poems to triends for suggestions
and criticism, beton publio.tios, and I have
broegbt Dome pares for you to look over.
Bibbler-Um-yes, of ooureee ; but why
sot take it to Nibbler !
Serlbbler-Hob ! He's • born idiot ! The
last time I showed him • poem he found
fault with ifs.
Always listen to •dvios. if it has no
other value. it will enable you to show your
friend, later on, that he- didn't knew what
he was talking about.
whet amu intakes • UMW extra wave, his
Ant duty is to make bis wile a pre! int of a
b•sdesms dress.
b.se•d Individual --You are • philosoph-
er, I pregame.
Nos I sen a draper.
Barber -Mao oredeaa 1 yea veal do.
New lire-You.oboos4 Witt me te go to
work. bat off.
es
Burling -No. Notes w 7� my hair
1 Nyou .re bald.
restorer. oh? •
Mouot•ie Golds (La Switserl•ad)-GeaW-
Men, ens are now coming to as esebedi sly
dangerous .pop You will have te be vary
omelet, as we have bad several fatal fall.
Isere. I teaks tele opportunity te submit
m7 prospeetuser toour previous taspwtiw
for I am also agent for • life insanities °one•
Pony.
Habitually the Sultan drinks only water,
brought to the patios in casks under special
His food ie extremely plain,
telly of vegeteblir. Few moo -
mobs. If any, work bards: than Hamid. Hs
takes tow homer el sleep and sometimes
passes the entire nicht pea ie hand, dguiog
every document himself, tram the appoint-
ment of a Reverser to the lowest officer at
the palace. Like mos. Orientals he 1s an
early riser. After the ars said ablu-
tions enjoined by her he drinks •
oup of coffee nod t*SS smekheR
cigarettes, which be esmtUas se and 4 ell
day.
NEWSPAPER STORIES. -
Gauged.-" I hadn't been talking with
him three minutes before ho called me an
era What sort of • person is he t
"• Well, I never knew him be tall a lie."
Thew His Cogoludoo,-Mr. M. -That
vest-p.ssay. bonnet that Mus N -
had on.
Mrs M. -And pray how lona have you
hese • judge of millinery !
Mr. M. -Never claimed to be. All I
knew is that the other women declared that
18 was hideous.
HD-1 understand you have been &Weod-
Lat the ambulance Mama Can yea tell me
what to the best thing .n do fora Isogon
heart
She -Oh, yes ! Rtnd up the broken per -
nes with • gold band, bathe with orange.
blossom water, and apply plenty , f raw
ries. Gaaraatsed to be well in a mouth.
Amy -I understand Miss Moneybagpe is no
be ()Marie, Smith's helpmeet.
Lues --Yes ; probably to yelp mese his
Pn°Mo•117.-" Then you hays learned te
love we already 8" he .sptero.el7 ori.d.
Steulght tote the eyes of the m•• of
wealth looked We.
" Tea," she ••.wend, end her wards
thrilled him strangely, " I was given a thor-
oughly ph"Maal ed•°1.tus'"
Hoetseus
1-7.1ON EY TO LOAN. - MAO 00
M. Q. Q
Privet Tads toles' aHo es% epi
■wally. _MON a
ioeite Cottons, MOM Q.d.rfeb. 10T
Pitt ATM !WEEDS -PERSONS DB -
.L r1. OM el eiggiallan meaay ors p-�fi•pe-
harm seourl Mat oast. 1'e..•
piling
ile K to J A..i�etr,lWAO Dor
F
ttielrs. Toronto.
elSEAGE , CONNEYANCINO AND
r issus11•eeod.s, r uposit. Martie. s Howl,
litoderleh.
M
ONEY'To 1J N • IN MORTGAGR
at Si ler seat ..uw d4No°ontsd. C.
' M.ebA.Aft - 0!411 oppeette Martha's Hoag. weds.
J. T. NAVTEL, OPIR , LIIJ AND
wick Car' �I.rtL.et. •ad gipa:r 4-
MONEY
MONEY TO LEND. -A L ♦ R It
d
•menus el private ler lavesis e0
',rest suss es �• AOph
Is ARROW a PB UD
p mu se. Real
Ilt� l[eaw
1 •. a'aba••e Itetl fires .e�sa�p
D stashed. Morey 10 Lead ee err•1fmS
est • .t •.• lowest rate of Worse .M
e7 way to nthe noyrowsr. tlinew-2 .
bib MR door fens Sonans. West Street.1006-efdod►
_ 6fwef11112110•• Igulttntw.
ccbkiuoH 11.110BANJOIr INSTI-
aillADTIM
M,.ra, ever. Of Rae warms .aa Nimes tor
Ones from t tot rete , and from 10 rage
ABOUT 2000 VOL'i iN Y.
Leading 1)a.Zy, Weekly owl IUwMatsd
rwyri.,ate , Nit /O..
us H tge ign" 1, o1=as
gra *Law fres ma et i1Msr •5 and sts11a1
•wileast es !.t Iinewbeself/ renewed b
Llbrmeis• to -
• R. S>g�8,
H. HA1f[Ib.T
a°SAN . iiereh''lib leek
A ettOneslrfiaR.
4;0 OUNDRY ♦UOTION!'HS
ste
04414 Se maty ,tart .f swats.
joint Kit 0I, (tsfi*♦L
- .ad
Ora
w.0 I.temtteaM. , -
"And," said the Old Party. proposing the
toast of the evening at • silver wedding,
reepeotlnq our host, 1 oan say this -end I
.peak of him with great ooatidenoe-that •
better fellow never lived.
- Hear, hear !
' I was proeett at his christeoing. I was
present as • banquet given whom he came of
y., I was present at his wedding. I am
present tonight to celebrate his silver wed-
ding "
Hoer, hear !
" And I can only ezprees the hope that I
Nall be present at his !caporal."
Hear, beer !
oosatry ewe he wewered ; "1 will seceed
w which will
l baso discovers/ • prertWtoa
bring me moose soywbeso. Jost lot m.
get • start with one p•tatao and huedrede
gill foll.w."
The frit patient cisme two weeks after he
had den* out his ebiorle. Rh. was • prse-
ty bet bored-looki•R y000g woman. Teo
minutiae after site entered the offing eke Dame
out flushed and Nailing, and she reed the
presoriptioe • dozen tunes on Mer way home
and sash time she uttered as exol•mat on of
delyibl.
Next day uses women -all friends of the
first p•tiest-o•Iled on and went E way
one paid leer fee Redly
happy, reading the precious pr•scripttoa
over end over *gein. On Clap fifth day six-
ty -savers women and young rids filed into
the dooeor's ethos before now. Three
latter the number of the day was joie
Dee
buedrod. Then worms Wotan to pour in
from Brooklyn end New Jersey, end the
doctor fwd to employ several as•utente,
eye 'rhe Now York Journal. Finally, is
order to ate Ar., he bad has prescriptions
printed on •hps of paper with blanks to be
Ailed in with the name of the passes, and
each 41,41•44110a4 to pay $3.00 for • dip
The proscription's*. as follows
" A bicycle. Use after each meal and e
oigtit beton retiring."
no
time is this
world than thetwejsated Wm
Ons .nob man tells how the humorist's
wife called away her little boy from papa's
9134
door.
" You must not trouble year pap. 1••t
sow. deer," she said ; "in has preset mood
be is not to be .rifled with."
" What bt he doing, mummer
" He is writing •.hung s to make people
laugh. and he's awfully crow."
Temporary fa.lty.
Mn Kelley -Yee, Mrs. Casey, ms hoes -
band left home two weeks wooed 1 hav'o'c
seen him siaoa
Mrs. Cosy --A$' phwat imide him do Y,
Mrs. Cmee7.----._,.-4_e.-e-e-,
Mrs. 'telly--_fellk'ihr iMtor says he
thinks he rota away in • fit of temporary
sanity.
CRUEL SCIATICA.
Inosesaat Pala-Tormented-Rasked-Life
Despaired of. -
John Mendell, Varney P.O., county of
Grey, writes these strong words : "For two
years I was completely laid up with sciatica.
I doctored without any permanent relief. I
-hid given up hope. A friend saw the notioe
of • cure of what seamed • parallel cos to
mine, by South AmericanRheumatic)
the Cure,
and knowing my little
y
of any remedy. be pea:mred a bottle himself
and brongbt it to me. 1 took it, end to
make • long story short, it saved soy ltfe.
In a day o. so I was ant of osd.and in three
day, I was able to walk to Durham. • dis-
tances of fe ar miles, to puncheon •nether
bottle. I am now entirely oared." Sold by
J. E. Davis. -
Like eke Ree.
Mrs. Newed-Are you sure you love me
se much as ever !
Mr. Nosed -Perfectly.
"And you will , never lave anyone
ei.* but me !
" Never.
"And then isn't anything you weuidn't
do for my happiness !"
Nothing. That is, of omens, nothing
with's the b,nnds of reason.''
•' Ham ! I thought ens Yon are just like
all the rest. You've begun to rangers."
Tea week se Rip.et.
An excellent .tory is told of tbe weakness
in spelling of an old Ind • as oelopel.
One day • brlrade res joe approached him
with the remark. " Very sorry to hear that
you've beet suffering from goat, colonel."
•X30.1, i1 ' Whit The death 'do yo*
mean, air!" reared the ooloneL " Why
the-wb•t the --when the --should I have
asst' Never had goat In my life, ooefoaad
you."
Well, I am very sorry to best effeaded
you, eolenel, but only this morsings 1 r.-
osived In the brigade office your .pplioatdo•
for leave, and you dinUnetly asked fur tt en
the ground that you bad been suffering fres
gout.'
" I daresay I did," answered the eeloeel ;
" but what of that 1 You eouldn't axp.et
me to spell • weed like rheostats= r
USEFUL WORKSHOP HINTS.
Clean and oil leather belle without taking
tbem off their pulleys If taken off they
will shrink. Then a piece must be put in-
to them and removed again after -the belt
has been on a few days.
The deeav of stone. either in buildings or
monuments, may be arrested by heating
mad Meeting with paraffin unsaid with $
Bale aeeeoesv--A *imams " mint bsseter."
may b. up.d to beat the ,tone.
Set engine upon three or four movable
pointe, as upon three o.0oon balls. Con-
nect with steam and •:hetet by MOW .f
robber home, it the engine will run op to
speed without moving itself back and forth,
thea Unit engine will ran a Wog time with
little repair. If it shakes itself aropid the
room then boy another engine.
When you begin to fix up the mill for
oold weather don't forget to put a steam
trap in each and every steam pipe whish
can be vetoed into the atmosphere for heat-
ing purposes.
For leading steam iotnts mix the red lead
M litharge with oommon oommercial gly-
Nrfem instead .f itoseed oil.
Pat a little osrbolio acid in your glue or
pasta pot. It will keep the (entente sweet
fora long time.
Look well to the beariog of your shafting,
engine and machines. Sometimes 25, 30,
40 and even fifty per cent. of your power is
eoesmmed through look .of good oil.
When i1 beoomes oeoess$ry to trim •
piece of rubber it will be found that the
knife will out mnob more readily if dipped
in water.
Y\. U WANT 1 HE BES
T
Then waste no more time looking for it.
DELLA"
CEYLON TEA
L111a the bill.
it is not only pure, but always 1„
and delicious.
In Lead Packets. 40c, 50c, or 60c., per lb.
39` RQ T3HE3 L30JDINC3 t„}1-4,O0113RY E3TORMO
tettr.1** Thetas..
Aa athlete dine mean fame gays that et
enteri•g • Turkish 'lath we night b. found
• stranger straggling is the swimming pea
there was nobody near. zed the NUM was
evidently cable to swim. having jumped
in probably without .eesrtai hg whether
the water would be above bis bead.
The athlete sweet t. the .sretea.s of the
of agglbg man. Oreepleg him by the Mir,
be towed him to the aide of the teal .ad
.egitted him to Meg ea mead he recovered
•• Tet onitee torA . sa *4 •M- his kee.th.
a lovers' warred.'. What ware the Brit vett ►Mrodfoy the
•' Winos wee the gesture of It !" ,mooned on. t Did be stammer est Omaha
" ♦ dispute between them se to whish to Heaves or his human preeerv.r t We.
laved the outer the better." rabidThee bemoan
Ott,. As the
• b.lf-drowned man etre/riled a
lledback to cow -
Mischief ter Idle E.sde.-" I'm .hold esloneasee memories of ea aid jest sesupse
te tit tbr.0 It hie bride. for he sail -
By jive t Leaky far one I me.0 4 bald -
heeded I"
these will b. • green many people sat of
week this winter," mid the pblla.tbropia4
" Yea," ea.weeed' the editor, en gloom
ewers soar hr fade, " mad every one of them
wp1 asdartaks to write Sprlat poetry.
8►s (with •.gen)-Yet Wittig pretty well
of yeurielf. don't Tel
Se (a masa of snot) -I t I Walt I'm met
hr from M enf1•i•
Jri.. Mott-11hikpe-I Sa'% eta bow
yea sea Seat as Sapw•d'e Mess Poieee.
Wipfins-Teg would If yet ha.w 4840
wear ether.
Tho nary calms =sot ti )ha follow who
brows nine erill impiellabe hs/no gasmat 110-reetea petals
rose ie 18
sayable be reset'.* eareattrettall $Mt
n nem sheet
Tiro-thibis el ..s Ufa le gest ie waiting
fee eta geed task Na. ewer swot
♦stmt --Ie fie sneer L..A"g "er
meY.t
}loan 1leshew•4 N11 gay .a Th• p...t
are Sew laws desidd ed be aeon
nersirmLn
10011100 maimattera ore 1.W►_
O•e►--team* ova
It Iy ettysiiiteg This, Y the deft i.ie.w'
2/42r1470 11;s• M1 erfiat1.
Of•
'dirt
eh*
Many farmers in Southern Towels Co.,
Mich., aro plow tug op wheat 6.1d. •ad.ow-
ing Lata
Farmer.of Lbnni t*., Miele, report that
peach buds were killed by the extreme oold
weather, and they expect no crop what-
evf r.
HEALTHY STOMACH.
Hipp Yea-ee46t•t{ ertpsetewW shone
using the Great !loath Awnless Nero*
line -What it has done for Thoweafs f1
ear to for T.s-Rate are [IbeuR Wass
Iron a R.Uable Ba ivies Mos -Basi
TMn,
I have Mosta prat seA..1 frees
Mon sad fysi./ds. I bred way
tint .be.lmed 'wry Halo sI 7 70w
Vsefeaa 'herniae .4•.4Wd, ani .es.
.fried to give it • WWI, tai t nest my I
411.Md.r 18 alma *wry hest medlsl.e i ting
Owe meed. I Attained groat relief belt tib
Soft low 4ssea I haw .rip seal owe heti'..
.ltd.= ham t. •a7 ft bee andel. new 0=e
el m.. I .tragi/ I1.rroomestotalC11% Orr 1t to Wows
Oases Mew
thee', .s k seism% 0.P1Oatf . Geld fy S. R DMA..
i
As Good as Gold
wORTM 1s the HA that stand, "r as bre on
emergency. " e2uIutcva-" Ir
111 Mlfilf�T•
t ff p� The Great Emergency Remedy
Many of the best known people In the
land testify to its efficiency. It promptly cures
Toothache and all pain. Quickly allays
inflam-
enation. Wherever the akin is cut, bruised, burned-
inflammed or diseased in any form " Qulekcure " will do
its einedudul work.
T1M��7r. 8 Ibbotson, Major Royal Scots, Montreal. and Com-
mandant pf Ilsley Team in rliy,f, writes : "' Quickcnre' is a treasure,
and does just what you may for it ; when ft is known every household
will have it. It is worth its gweighl in gold to parents, who should
keep it in the house for emergencies such as toothache, burns, cute, etc.
•
Seeds Seeds Seeds !
CLOVER -All the beet 1 NO. 1 TiMOTH.Y. SEEDS for the kitchen
garden. NEW FIELD SEEDS. Our harvest of seeds 1s, gathered froin
reiiible growers only. -Ai l we shall have the Bort Or
ate 1n in a few days --prepare for yourf:silo. •
J. T. VIDEAN
THE RELIABLESEEOSftMN
Mr. Root of the Grand Opera Hosea
Loudest.
sm. ie building a theatre et Bi i it
h
Seeding in Manitoba. except ht Mid
Abysm vinic is expected to he tabbed
ibis week. 'There is • large increase is
Ow sewage this year.
t Ibr-meevas- .tee the te.oaet sett
ataloommense'yeratiIds tetontlMou ooglving far fear
e`riatillos tet the .dirersitt.
Storer71 11. East -at..
♦ d•relees reonewer.
" I saw in oo• of the papers the other
day," said • Gnsweld street tawy•r to •
Detroit Free Press man, " something about
W. careless way in whish most men sign
petitions end it reminded me of • remark•
able case lo an Ohio city.
- r. v.gstMplaina.
'Y',.w Deets, Jobs Tobin owed sot r
- Io i . ' 1414 swam etemi.tatp part*
...r "Mr r''u• hi wanes le fie WIC oilP
'dem? ,• .dant p7441614aweb ef. NM
16. Nage
whet Of bele Nab M 11j.elt er mpg
New lVlillinery
MISS CAMII:RON wishes to announce that she has secaret the Newest Rfraot. in Millin-
ery for this *omen's trade, including
All the New Shapes In Franey Straws.
All the New Shades In Green ;
Also, the Geranium.
In thanking my many customers for past patronage. I again solicit tbnlr f.vore feeling
osnfldent that i have the correct .tyles for this mason.
., A shrewd bat unscrupulous member of
the bar fixed hie ambition on • Government
ffifJ, in the plane and eased to be tircel-
•ted, as quietly as possible, several pet'•
Slone wirier for the removal of the inoum•
bent of the post, on • fairly plausible pre-
text, duly Dot forth.
These petitieoe were placed In the bends
of oo-oonrptt•.ton, who Loud little dilTi-
wlty, owing tie the terelomessi; wentioned,
h getting numerous signature. They
were forwarded to Wasbingtea, sod the
bad of the department be whom they were
referred admitted them to the Congress.
man of the district In *Mob the office was
legated. that neJ -eies� a warm
personal friend of the edictal w removal
was asked, went the petitions to bite. witti-
est ae meoh am examining them. bus with
She nugeution Shat the official sow them
esrefally and quickly «44 op °bunter peti-
tions in him own favor. The *Steal n-
oosed them In sarprfn, kw the Sabena bad
hese ear quietly worked that he, being 0
sees deeply absorbed to him duties, had
nail net heard .1 %been. And oe running
ewe Wpm be was dssafen•ded te fled ha
ewe itisO nasty thea. Ne this vaguely
?wand stone a pN11Mon far sssuetbing or
Wier, wit yesst4.a, wed realised that
he had heft slowly duped tete asking for
bb own rtlMvol 'by a • sharp fellow who
heaw eseagh &boat Ibis biting of the aver -
wag to rink tub.INing the petition to
4840. r y as • joke. The om.t•) tad no
4ebble Netting stronger pedtiOUe asking
fee kb rosettes sod he, kept Na plata" ,.
40 RBD -COATS
Pat N Relit ae Army of PoraYab8 Tres-
passers.
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Pala wader the
SbasIdee*1 4/ , Melt Heads.ohe,
Depressed luta... Bleating
Atter =5Hmgla Dti4INte
gat tas.*sta.
MISS CAMERON
Hamlltonyt Godsvl0h.
t"'"'t N some arts of
p
.� r the world fire is
.eprocitieed 11 r ! -4-is
tl difficult and arduous
way...•..
r In Canada the
people produce
fire by -the use of
•
-1" E. B. Eddy's
Matches.
THE SLATER SHOE IS IN FRONT 1 ,
...And Ever Will Be ...
EMMA nam as Worm Lrv.t.
1),. Agaew's user pia, 40 IUtM, 11•4
Owe es • gnat of 20 agate .Mil es yet Ages
wwu *It er.
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M/ J.
Rename for Style, Wear and Price
it's a Daisy.
Well -made understandings oats
Health and Happidees, but 111 -
slop made ones mean Dlaeomfort ot all
kinds.
The reason We CAN and Dry please
Our patrons ie that we ulltlf,retand
our business : ae badly -fitting, shoddy
goods .•o be p•basd oR ors ea aa gen-
uine footwear. We know iemething
about Leather and Workmanship, and
use our knowledge in buying and mak-
ing goods.
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