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THE SIGN A L : GODERICH ONTARIO.
T•usapav, Oot. 21, 1897. 3
Quackery I9 slw>tps discov-
ering remedies which will
act upon the Seams of disease
directly and kill them. But
no discovery has ever yet
been approved by doctors
Which will cure consump-
tion n
that ways
only be killed t y making the
body strong enough to over-
come them, and the early
use of such a remedy as
Scott's Emulsion is one of
the helps. In the daily war-
fare man keeps up, he wins
best, who is provided with
the needed strength, such as
Scott's Emulsion supplies.
- D.ntl.tr7
FAITH.
Then Power that beyoud tris w1M -7
Beloit, W tow I am resigned.
Fechild from me la snatched away;Fe
. valtupew hed at the peof day.
t f dletern with clearer brew •
A high indulgence In the blow,
ertal.lgbt In the storm that o'er me beoi,
A apselal klnduees to W stroke,
A gentleness behind the Law.
A sweetues• followed on the "we,
Mall 1 forget that noonday haur,
When as upon some favorite flower
A deep and Uug*ug bliss was shed,
A thrilling pre trap overhead?
1 hjd not known It since my birth,
1 alkali not kuow It more ua earth.
But now 1 may net ale 001 err.
Nor fear of ever luring[ her.
Though reelleg from thy thunder -blow,
Though:blinded with shy ngneuneg low,
1 staggered back to dismal Ilfe,
And judgmentxed $111$111 to mortal strife,
I feel, 1 feel, that we shall meet.tatAl.
-dtephen Phillips, In The pec
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DI•TLJ- SUSSMAN.
Rooms opposite the Post Office
(Mid [ruling. Crowns and
Bridge Wort a ap.oalty.
n5 Years Izmir' non
M. MARES, D.D.`tL. TAL SUP lh ON. -Latest and approved
methods for all dans o Done. Preserve
ion of thetasak a p Malty. (ice
sataver Jens Ws try ode store. 001-
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will rt ci teeth xmotrevi. Doti and ounted on gold or alurce-
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prim hosesa•ea, speclel attention Rlvea to the
preservation of
natural teeth. 61 In
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l tress to. Oce -Brace street. the resi-
dence 1v.(y eeaenpled byDr. Idahoan
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THE SPANISH PEASANTS•
W ALKING BACKWARD
1T8 DIFFICULTIES AND , UMORS IN
THE PRESENCE OF ROYALTY.
The Truth About an Ignorant and sate-
uudereteyd People.
In the Spanish lower classes, you will
and poverty an appalling ignorance -a
neglect of the intelligence which is purl-
tively aniuul-yet, ueverthelees, uut 'm-
alted with an ub'ytoas capacity of edit
cation and iwpruvement, au actual .a
adniltatle pluck and cheerfulness, a tem
per. grateful, hospitable and affectionate
and a marvelous sobriety of living.
There b one creedal word particular)
applicable to this genre baja. 1t is th
Spanish. word outride, which we mus
sender 1a a .1hg' a YAg1Db% word -by
tieut; but It menus more than patio
it means pitieut aud nnvludictive untie
grievous Injury and wrong. saute th
Such are the Spanish pea y -
cream of the Spanish people '1'hdi
only province in relation to theft Govern
meat is to pay. They are a paasiv
vehicle• for Ministerial extortion. Th
coetribuciones are already heavier that
they can bear, and grow more more
less as each successive administrntio
j ksnps ahte cuuutry sleeper and dc.
tufo debt. Iu return for this continuo
disbursement they receive nothing. Th.,
tapas are without a road, their childre
without a school. their navy is furuish
with ships contracted for at double th
price of ours, whose only quality is
go to tyle bottom without the shadow
a cause; tlitdr army is unpaid, nnotllcer
and undrillerl, and absolutely incom
tent to engage' with any European pe
er. The last Spanish census shows tit
of a total population of 18,000.t1Hu, "v
S,nC ),000 can neither read nor writ
•#uif ha
occnpatlon: Thte stn
so damning that it appears hardly n
eery to inquire farther. It atm
server to show that for the present Spal
is a mantry of Europe, but not of E
ropeana! that the Moor, and the ve
worst and most savage part of him,
still predominant in the despots who.
the .pewr_tg reiee.ot terror, aided by
compliaae'ent aid 1 W ino.inre'hy.
army, an arei d pollee, a suborned cher
and a subonied press. atnse the hone
attribute* of truer and government a
estminst'er Review.
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W Aogelso-Aa lueldsot to the Carisor
of the Dake of Ars/II-Dae to the
Late Primes Consort.
Among the many peculiarities oft eti-
quette at the wouarehkal courts df Eu-
rope there is bone that is more strange
tiro the walking backward. It is an .tc
coamiiahweUt-nay, one might alms:
dt'.crklie It a au art -that is by uu
means easy to acquire, aud yet which
is lndisyeusable to those who are called
upon to beak'in what is kuorwu as the
euushiue of royalty. Nowhere 1s k car-
ried to greater perfection tate auto it•e-
quntly praotkvd than at tete court of
Queen Victoria.
It is scarcely necessary to state that
the •token walking prufuuud raespect. rd iIt a an attitutes e
of homage that men ud the old regime iu
Europe still accord to every gr:ut lady
Vd their acyualntauuce wheu they beck
out of her preaance at the ouelusion
ine
of a ca11, and is based upon the
that it is discourteous to ever turn the
back toward any ups that is enr.tled to
deference. The turning the Imes upon
a person is to 'web an extent a armee
etrdtion of dinregafQ and come:net that
it has even come to be used lar a fgoie
at speech fun the expresekei of ave `feu,
and hence it is not .nneterulky feel+id•
dell "by `the etiquette- of must. of . tlx:
courts of Europe iu the presence of
royalty. At Berlin. at Rome. and at the
court. of some of the rne.re modes.r fed
minor dynasties the ruse is not so du+t-
1y ubeereadesend in the Premien caeetal.
as well as at the Quiriuirl, 1 have gftr_u
watched the great dignitaries of the '.m-
etrial and royal boureholds marchinie
wand of office iu lauixl, at the bead of
the ion, turning their gold-vm-
brui er•d backs full ep,.0 the gum. awl
of the Lord, who tulle wed 'u their woke.
Bat at Buckingbaln palac , at Windsor,
or at St. James' the Lord mberlam.
the Lord Steward and the other curers
of state invariably preceyde either the
want keephrst their faces toward
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steeds. Get eraeh. snit OM
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term rates et interest. IOW
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monetary is Su
4 $ M_ (1. Oaaostea. 4Ohaaoees it
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. f: e.. aal .� mandsa10•• for t.king sad r•
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the
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OsDtofes C. 1. �waIsas eantil,1'
tad premeds asesnerei. neeldeaca sae P.O.
Lome Dad In•uranw•
power.
A Plea for R.vwrrerw.
The old notion of holy places is gen
We cannot recover It. In truth there
very little [ouudation for it. Men
to Palestine; they stand at one and
other holy place, though the ecboars
ns that there is hardly one singip
in Palestine connected with the life
our Lord which can be definitely ide
tied. The old notion or noly places,
which men may make pilgrimages and
which they may find God, is gone ne
to return. For it we
are mere to .0bsti
epi
this larger, grander,
conception -that every place is h
place, erery ground is holy ground,
G 1. In all nature.
We Stesotm go hack to Sinai
the impression that God was only t
where the thunders rolled and the li
nings. Browned the moentaine with t
(hushing illumination; we are not to
hack to the 'Jfouut of Beatitudes
the impression that only there Ch
sat and only on that hilltop did
teach His disciples; we are not to
back to the burning bash and take
shoes frorp off 0nr feet and say, "
is holy ground."
In every radiant tree in Antmmn
every singing bird on evert billetae
every crashing thunder. and in e
lightning Aaiih. we ere to hear and
the token of an omnipresent God -
divine imminence, an it is called
Pi esetdce of a God wh
In all netours-.fie.WWltdtitf
b a holy day. that every manifest
P is a divine manifestation, that God
as truly in America an He ever
in Palestine, as tray in the White M
tains or the Rocks Mountains a #ie
was in the
Sinaltk Ms unt*IDEspeakinthe
is everywhere,
phenomena. This mast come into
hearts to take the place of the olde
o narrower conception of holy masse.
~ Lyman Ahdntt. in The Outlook.
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THE BOY AO 1 LIKE HIM-
Do You Soo Yeat l.oag-lorgettoa silt In
Tads rioters.
We hear a sort of half-grown rap oft
the dour and open it W awe vie a bright.
sages face of a feu-yeii
wauts our boy, and iu the
uutr of
um a
a waxiness. en the pot*
the girls that he is 111 hearth of help to
drown out a wwldchuek. 1u return she
tells him that our buy Sas Wen keeping
two bwz 1l.bee uesta until such a time
as they could join skill and bats in the
strugglesud share. the risks, fun and
hoary uelike d. ueiue
1 do like a toy. 1 like hint ge
gust u little bit la the rough, with a
hearty scorn of clothes, and just enuU,lll
of the "aid Adam" to keep hsa from be-
ing too good for
earth;
two, ith s saUed-up
suspender, a pa sleet
a tag hanging here and there, a po
cuutaiuiug wore 'Roues, nails, leath, r
stride, empty cartridges and a curtain
ring. 1 like him to have lit the bureau
drawer gssigned him a lot of =oh ar-
ticles as these, with a dve-dollar bank,'
u broken toy engine, u valeutille,. sy tooth
and lock of the mane once belonging toto
au old family horse, end,.awry dow'U
one comer, a rumpled Ip blouse an
shirt or two.
1 prefer him freckled, tanned and atilt -
ward, with light or reel hair, w•h' 'h
breaks Tato curb that he detests and Ms
misters envy.
Of course 1 want hint to live on a Wale
for in no other place cau he grow so
freely or come so near to animated na-
sovereign or her c •Wren, walking bac-k-
royalty end their backs to the remakn_ler
of the workl.
Let any one try to walk backward
along the hull length of a big lytll, bow-
ing every few steps, never looking back-
ward, and yet keeping in the proper
direction -all the more important to pre-
serve, since the official* tune welkin •
he,liniewill see how toaf� ?T
either end's kgutty or one's bearings
And very often the walking backward
has to be done not merely oo the Weil,
bol also up and down steps and stairs,
which is even still more arduous, and ri
qquaiies an imrneltse amount of practice.
Deiced, those not accustomed theretu
.onwtlams come to grief in the same
manner IU"$he fluke or -Atwell. Ow mo-
ot the rain occasion on which 'Once
Aictoria presided at the opening M Par-
liament
ar
liament in state ahe wit attended by the
lord high who,
a of 11aty1e ere lm, carrieammo d
the crown on a velvet Multiuse At the
conclusion of the ceremony, e during
which he had occupied a plc
dais of the throne u the. Howse g[
Lords, he proceeded to move backward
troin the preAmce of Her Majesty. He
forgot, however, the steps a the data,
and" when he reached the edge of the hit-
ter .ha fall backward all huddled tip 'n
his long and heavy ermine -barred ml
peer's robes frwp the folds of which le
was extricated with difil silty. The
crown shared in the mishap. for it rolled
from its cushion to. tine ground. and a
=miner o[ the stones dropped oat. The
Queen, whose face showed more concern
than amusement, although the gravity
of those about her was sorely 'taxed by
the spectacle, presented by to "C rk
of the North" (as his graced 1s styled in
Peotland in consequence of his solne-
wbat strutting gait , spoke a few kindly
words. expressing 'tier Were that he was
not hurt.
Sometimes this walking backward
gives rise to rather pretty and even
pethetictdevics on the part of those
who desire to theal avoid
ids accidents Argyl.ucusal
eau rerechappencaalltothe case oX a relative. who,
in turn for active serviee..was summon-
ed with several brother officers to Bock
Ingham in e e der to receive ftvn
the hen a o[ the .ove'retgn herself the
Order of the Bath. Ile had lost bit
right leg in action so near to the btp
int that there was no means of wear
an artificial limb. lord he was con-
W en,he entered the royal Tice it
was noticed that he held fasted a4
parenthy to the hand rest ori each crutch
a couple of lovely At a third
od the distance rip long room he
stopped, made the rc*ulatlon bow ss
best he ecoid and dropped one of tete
bunches of flowers on the door. Thene
he made his way to the Queen, tend
her the othi!r bouquet, which she graci-
ously accepted, tece.ved its Order of the
Bath, which she herself fastened to his
uniform with tnany a kindly word (feet
he and bud then he fprocetded to ‘withdavorite Of her rew
from her presence- ie ever there was
a ease in which tbe walking backward
m tt hat, been excused, It was there,
a the faces of the Queen and ogee
around her betrayed signoss ofrnann
cern
and anxiety lest some
overtake the Colonel. He, wev,•r,
banked away, displaying himself some
hesitation and anxiety until be reached
that part of the room where he bad pur-
posely lett the first bouquet on the
ground. That gave him his bearings.
He knew where he was then, and leav-
ing the flowersreached the door
in safety, tta. Queen kindly nodding and
waving her hand to hien in appreeht•
tion at his somewhat arduous act or
homage. That Her Majesty was mov-
.1 thereby was shown by tthbee tact that
a few da.ys later he received from the
Quern a rather utwtsbal preempt, name-
ly. a handsome carriage and a pair of
ho together with an expression e .
the wish that the tmve once might In
come measure tend to alleviate the des•
comfort canoed by the absence of rho
limb which he had Viet In her service on
the field of battle.
There was a bee amount of
walking bacbwa at the Raglish court
previous to the secession 60 the throne
o,{ Queen Victoria, bet nothing like as
much as there hi at newest. Indeed,
royaltynoUadatat in •d, at any
rate, estimated by a vat aegeee more
of etiquette and hotness than In days
of yore. This la fe tilely the doing a
the late Prince Consort. When he mar-
ried lir was not slow ,.to observe that
not only was there a groat amount of
corrttpt� extravagance, and malad-
ministration at the cook of Ida roy l
bride, but lihswbe that there was, par-
ticularly on the part of the great nobles
and prune pal lignite *e*, an absence of
deferencet
onel respect h teat d ti ngly
upon tk* ideas ort a pians prince who
Dred, Y lot his MUtecal pre les at
lie views with regard to man -
fur mate and'Iwewiln to Austria's
�e.eat Prism Mmttarnteb, A
Ltbt el I 'Attie. and that. too. of the
need d
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OARRdw a
ui
titres tla M Sad euaapatition-end.-It'nnitis
iorwhip in its species.
must don't ver b' sum to be tired that cruel;
the sight
of a chipmunk on the fence fails to
rouse the',.pirlt ad contest and^dart au
impromptu race. Away they go. Nip
and tuck, boy and bt'astie, ill and out
the bias sections of the rail fence, PIMP -
ins
across corners, dodging stump
d
stones, mindless of thistles or brush. I
like to have him a little bit sorry w'heu
the chipmunk pope safely into his hone,
but a good -deal ifie►ee he kills it. -
and alt. *down to' look the tiuy creature
over, and think of the fr happy life
be had rubbed it of. For II want him,
above all. to have thoughtful spells, to
to a bit bashful, very fond of pie, green
fruit. sour sorrel, his mother and otter
good things. enough _to go to
I want him healthy except
bed with no thought -of his body
when there may be a stone bruise,
stubbed toe, or a few bee stings
troub-
ling it, and so fall asleep as noon as he
straightew out, knew nothing until
�_� W.
dderaable exercise In ronstng
I like him this way .up to the 1 -yea
data. After that he may begin
pa-
tronise and protect tbe girls; hitching up
and driving the horse for them; killing
the snakes they scream over, andug tibnker-
ing up their sled and
they can like dullsso well and w•hy they
eaiaaot do many_iipngs he does. Even
at this period he does not 11 the61 lir'
storiels, except as they stir by fighting.
Brit he must still care more for •putt
thea clothes, be fearless of patch or dirt
and he able to run for fun much farther
than be could possibly walk for business,
with a dislike of the bath, but taking to
a ,pond. lake or creek, when the water
is so cold that be and his companions
come out andwarm anddry.t I nwl of
bank to get
him to still scorn the pant crease tad and
remain ignorant of the prestige given by
a shirt from the village laundry. Isle
mother can wash well enough for him.
and he only asks that she may be tea
crowded in other lines of this kind of
work to pay any attention to his neck
and ears. He lives mostly in the pre-
sent: thinks very little of either the past
or future except now and then when tie
is seised t'y a terrible tear that be may
die before and approacbtng Fourth
or Christmas.
I like a boy so well at this season that
I hate to think of every meal, every'
night's sleep. leap or somersault taking
him so mach further toward the time
when the embryo nature shall begin to
waken, and he shall be a bov no more. -
A. H. J., in Detroit Free Press.
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REST IMPRUVEMENT
IN TAILORING.
Iwish to let the people know that I have just learned
the lateat and beat NEW YORK SYSTEM OF
GARMENT CUTTING. and can therefore guarantee a
perfect fit in any case.- I bblave made about a assn Suite
since I secured this new method of cutting, and have
noticed that every garment was complete.
Mao I have just received from the beat Manufac-
turers a complete Stock of READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING -
AND FURNISHINGS which, I am sure, will be disposed
of quickly ; for I still mean to keep the prices away
down lower than the lowest.
AL t2;
tt. �sk��aaa 1 LOW
wayeaOa►Mmsans, at die 1wMt rale d tame**.1desr trem Near+ wet to suit the w
MS Institut..
14°DIMIOa UOEAJIOB' MTV ISA MMAD NG
ear. el Meal Mees eased Sgs•r'e tag
%ern treat t gP zt. sad r te le Pat,
&BOUT sflan VOf1S 1LIBBART.
L..5*6��,�sp�y essi likuar'dd
11,14;mut at usage` � � sKMot
A yr as is " uente sissies/
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1 0MAa GUXDIIT, A
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sea beta
areal etatlews't such a
mistit;:e of
That wss lled it phianthropesu.to
bo sips he�{ one halt of the world don`ts kn�ahow the other half lives, it fault ofethe women.
The Lord tpveth a cheerful giver, bat
not so wella the tramp•
if m?n never gets used to a woman's
honest insincerity.
Take the poet's eyes and ears-4iut the
nose of the scientist.e" said the
I do.. hate sa lib al11pe7 f the money
man u he gave liha wife earned.
Some fon& are length *ad breadt, bat nowt thickness..stiA tied in thine band Is worth two that
have learned to fly,The Cbap Book.
As Asinine, laakee.
There was a United States gentleman
who genially told Pi► Norio that he had
bad,the honor of being presented to his
Holiness' father, the late Pope. M7
houssekeeper Is a Roman Catholic, and
I was Wicked enongh to tell her this
story. 1t she had been able she would
have annihilated the ghle conntry not a1America on the spottogether satisfied with me, tat I believe
she met against It the relief 1 bad former1j7y ggi1ven by telling her that the Holy
Father was not (as she had firmly be-
lieved) confined to two rooms in the
Vatican by armed sentries of Sing Hum-
bert. -Notes and Queries•lyarrttese eta lemksNr.
A _- era he a martyr tt there are
:��� leoot •riPtr"YoK rioReoee-who thioles Aealraera trier had a sick headache
dog nogg gso bad for bar to get up �
�i new never look as proud mud
y as he wants to when he has es
at feels writed.
Te di let ai tterete betWewa 1 learnallat
sud aaper man is ghat tie Sratprints a lot more thalot mo,�ct br
toe
the second Mows
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
CAR0—
Change in BS►siness.
EW FIMy son A. W. CORNELL having bought half interest in my Un-
dertaking and Furniture Business. the name of the Neer Firm will be
what pia Bruin tenset"Ib1e-Ta. &PIM (ft As the
{�tt� 311 miters,
abao-- emalberea
lea ewe It a WO rst►k.--iQa-Attaclte at Olwu
17,77 -bet Traveler.
JafJatfisa
do a W1re•-�M
-n.,w 1 ,,esTraveler* in Sibera tell of the wonderful flower that grow, there, and which
blooms only in January, when the win-
ter is at its height. The blossom has
something of the characteristic of a
day. "Te�8�awh� ��os,gigday.star-shaped. Ira petals of the same
Inch in width. On the third day the
extremities of the anthers, which atefive
in number, show minute, glistening
specks, veritable vegetable diamonds,
about the siae of a pin's heaAt e Nsethe seed of the lower.nobleman named Anthoskol took a num-
bet of to se' dl toofPnow add 1roaeeyn
were p acedearth. On the coldest day of the fol-
lowing January the miraruloua� wer
derburst through eta icyplayed its beauties t the wondering Fel-
elitists. The plantfhas been very ap-
propriately named "the scow flower."
CORNELL & SON.
' You sac buy dot-olass Goods at FACTORY PRICES -made bT the BestMakers in Cas.d& only. No trouble to show bode -and all at FACTORY
PRICES.
$ E�►T8ffi3R0.
Diplomas for Embalming in ear Show Wiodev. Best and Largest Stook
of ( _Tand Q077 1 and Funeral Trimmings in the Comte -Low
Prions.
WINEOW SEAEB.
We keep a large:Variety of WINDOW SHADF. oo band. Give ala ea
when you are looking for Bergamo.
DANT FORGET THE NEW FIRM,
CORNELL do SON.,2 STOR1ElS, HAMILTON -ST. and SQIIARE. Next Bedford Hotel.
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Farmers, Dairymen
And their Wives,
A Curious CollwMlan.
A cartons =be to s musebeen uminSignor Mantegasn
Flor-
ence, which he calls "The Museum of
Haman Passions." Since it le the ma-
terial objects which are onexhibits n,It
mast be the most cramp
col-
lections. Rome one describing it says
"the museum includes an ethilition of
instruments of violent death, and a long
line of keys from their primitive shape
to the elaborate patterns which now re-
present artistic burglary and the modern
passion a[ money -loving combined. Am-
ong lighter specimens to mosram con-
tains an array of farthingales, panniers,
corsets and even crinolines, which have
slimed male admiration in the past, and
which even now make up a symphony of
laded wines and dead perfumes."
Sines is delight in eating le a human
weakness, all the pots and pans of the
world would find a place in the Florence
Mneeam.-New York Timers.
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itewrarkaliae llresn►v.
An Italian school teacher nerved Edoe,
who lives at Sondrio, is gifted with au
almost fabulous memory. He had made
a bet that he would be able to recite by
heist the whop est Dante's immortal
"Divine Commedia." Betiore a numer-
s•a audience he began at 6 o'clock in the
aftiessoa. He spoke trough the whole
aidL finishing his reeitatioa without a
klteb at 2 o'clock on the atterndtm of
dm following day. There was not, how-
eryer la the whole audience a single per-
son
eeon who coned stand listening to him
through the whole of to 20 hours' re-
rkal. About midnight his &adifnee di-
vided Into two parties, alternately sleep-
ing and listening; the latter only man-
aged to keep awake by drinking large
nq antltiea of black coffee. -Philadelphia
Drop us a post card, and get free our
bookleton"INDURATED FIBREWARE."
It costs nothing, tells all about Indurated
Fibre Pails, Milk Pans, Dishes and Butter
Tuba and will put money in your pockets.
THE E. B. EDDY COMPANY, Limited
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The Rev. W. Bingley, In his "(Inatome
of the Welsh." states that formerly It
wee toast In some parts of North _!ale%.
whenever der nate of the devil oee•tM.
to spasm Mu loot.
aa e des■. et J.d * we eeee•-
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including the SLATER
and all other A I Goods
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SHARMAN'S
Oto Goode are the beet that can betobtained,"andsre."old at
Rook Bottom Prices.
Hundreds Ed.'.fictures leave our store weekly. They are the
prettiest ou sly* ta nothing can "otnpare with a handsome woman in
a prstiy, nestlytnade, fashionable pair of shoes, and we only sell such
•s becomes the sweetest of pictures.
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