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Praises .. e .
Icor the quality of ,hoes soli by us is what we bear from
our customers daily. Under such oircuamtangi they will
oontinuelly be oor patrons in the future. We will do as
wall byYou as by anyone elect. And you oan do as well
with Us as with anyone elee,'at.d it might be that we
oan prove to you that you can do even
Better . . , e
with Us than with anyone else. Anyhow, we are here,
and we have some very nice goods for men and women.
We make your feet itlg4, and put money in your purse by
saving for you on your ptircha*e.
West Bide
Nepairing.. ST. GEO. PRICE, ara. 3
utle dons of BOa
FARMER JONE'S EXAMPLE.
" I was only a-tbinkio, said Fumy Jose
one day,
'• A-gotu' along aridln' to the city on my
hey
A-mta
en' out ter mud hoses an'.inkin' in the
Always seri.' an' bowl.'• be fear be spill
the lead.
Why o•n'1 we farmers haves road Oke of y
I ilks you ser,
Where all floe rigs an' things like 1 hot, eon
be trot se ole•n's oan be!
An' SO turnip' out for mud holes, nor
worr'to' your horse to death,
Nor bangle' 'round at. ut some pl•x 'till
the eritter'sfound tri breath.
'By gosh ! ver I, • I'll fix my road along my
farm an see
It all the neighbors take the hint an' do the
WWI es me.' '
Well, then. I begin es•Wiritk so' first it
'seem@ hke play,
But I bad my then s-betple till the oloein'
of the day.
An' every day that I-otf» Id span I was
gradin' that 'ere rood,
Asia' Ibinp so that • horse oould ..y
t the job was flti.bed, but
seem to prem ---
the neighbors was ooly thiokin' es'. -
wonder' what to say.
But they ki' der got ashamed of theirs and
seem -to take the hint ;
So they boreal •-workin,' too, to make
their rood like flint.
At lest the rood wrr -nM alike se you
oouldn't tell their Itkin',
An' Ilam powerful glad." said 'mak "that
I begeun
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" ITS you that's cruel, Teddie Blake."
„ Lrnel, Nellie, deer—Nellie, you little
demo. ! Why, I wouldn't touob • heir of
your head. berries the hit I want to out off
to Darty with me to Indio, and you're teas-
ing the life out ot me with the oontrariness,
and making it much harder for me to go
hen ever you dreamed of
and what do you want to go for ! leav-
mg your home and your regiment that you
were es proud ot, and the people that kaow
you sad the girl- - ' bere Miss Nellie breaks
down with • little sob, and it is all Teddie
oan do to remember the prom... the her
father, and keep his two .ems from going
round her,
" And the girl—what !" he says, huskily ;
for the life of him he couldn't resist that
muob.
"—That was brought up with you and
has been • sister to you all your life," choices
Nellie O'Malley.
"1 11 tell you what it is Nellie," the poor
young( soldier says, pulling himself together
atotl.ftteekieg gooh more severely,than be
really f..is, " you must try to andermead
my ;position. and then well say no mon
about it, if you please, once and for a11.
My uncle's dead (Heaven rest his soul), and
he's left the old 'place to me, hat it's up to
the °him'ey pot in debt, and stolen I tet it
b Lb* Rdglieh fallow 1'11 never he •hie to
olsar it in •11 my life. Then, if I don't ex-
change for India, I omit keep my places in
the service a1 all ; and, besides, IV.11is, with
the old regiment quartered at Thomeatown,
it would be mighty hard for me to see sm-
other man fishing my salmon and shooting
my birds end sitting in my ohimney corner
every day of the week, with all hie great
only few looking ov.r the pew at you o0
Sunday. 1 I meld not do it, Nellie, not
*y.a to remain near- the friends I've known
Mose I was a baby. So that's all about ft,
and boa m.rte't make it harder for me than
I eon bear—Do you see!"
1t wee • good thing that Aunt Ellen
eslled than to to sapper at this moment.
Nellie had one of her teasing fits on her,
trying by this means to hide hr heartbreak
at Toddle's departure, and her perversity
tried poor young Blake sorely. He had
pro.Led her father, the motor, thee be
would not, by word or •et, reveal his bel-
ieve toward her. They had beets children
together. almost brother and elster, for
.early twenty years. dune Toddle first
mem to Moyliso.lan, and this .tate of
*Mos mast be maintained till Teddie'e for-
t..se should bear .loser and mon utefae-
Wry lnsseMon. Perhaps • fop years of
Wks ssMserieg, while the old castle was
let to a riob 8.!14.6 tenant, mIibl pet 1 he
said fortunes se their fest : meanwhile, ling -
etas is the etd rester, geodes wee a dang.
ores* essepeldem wed Ansi Ellen did wise-
ly te flag the supper hell out of the wis-
dom.
Pre.eslfy the garbing osne. It wee Run -
day sveaieg, and the remery kept early
)tours. Rapper was over, wed IM O'Malley.
were mashie/ their fatewsll. be Todd* the
nay err of the beers, her Imbed M gas hash
b The.eetewn IoM aighl and Mart ter
wiled sett -..akin.
" There's sem Cheer I went M take with
ter." be aci.ennee Meetly Were theme 811,,
"a leak el year UM, Met 1Wsu, aed se -
Mese et )fella'. Yee k..w pe. two .re
t\e fly we.•ekted 1 hews .r ewer kava
had, trema two .y • 4.M eta sed end Ill
boo. IM11b tree Ie a MAN dg.Mer stills
wear it ou my .ham, and you won't be sorr
to tb>ok I've got it when I'm amity too
Ta."
Ho looked at the rector as he spoke. I
was ell open and above board. sed the of
gentleman needed and reached down a psi
of sotssors from the mantel shelf which ti
heeded to h.. sister. Aunt Ellen out
her
look carefully, as beets • lady of 5v..5404011forty, w'ftasresir is eta! abundant and
namental, if not so bright en it has b.i
Nellie whisked her bunch of curls over be
shoulder and 'nipped off • tbiok brown ring
let. T.idie tw.eted them together in h
Pocketbook and said, with a feeble ettemp
at a :joke : "They'll go with me everywher
and bring me back to Moyl..o•lian Don'
let me find you've been, either of you, flirt
tog with Strsngew•y. while I'm away, o
putting him in my plana."
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Theo he kissed the two ladies as be bad
always done on great occasions, at Nur
Year or on birthdays, ever since he wu
-- d..rrtth the fat
tar tides ever. end hurried away off to
'mown. 111Tr'fb.noe to Indlt. `And.
oh dear ! it was dull .t Moy1•saallan
out him !
Five years later Capt. Edward Blake was
eremieg home on siva leave. It had bean a
" neer squeak," as a said himself. That
wetted -gm -his head, at the Burred t1'.
fair, halos all Europe talking about him,
but hadfarly done for bin aU the same.
Then came weeks ot fever and the weary
journey to Bombay ; the relapse as the
road, which but for Mrs. Demand's narsiag.
must have 6uished him : the elmoat mire
ulously acoomplisbed move or toetstpboe.d,
which the doctor allowed wean experiment
of kill or cure. •
And now he was teaming home as Last as
the P. k. O. line could do it, and every day
some fresh "ease of power in mind and body
wes re -born in him ; one day be Gould ar-
range hie own pillows, the next he could
read a few lines in the Tim.•s. A little later
he asked Mrs. Diamond if she oould dod
him paper and pencil, in he wanted to write
a note " home." Life was worth liytng
again with Moyleeoallan drawing nearer day
by day. Mn. Disu,ond was a little widow
lady, wbo, sines her husband's death, had
been kesping house for a brother in the
oivilservior. "The Judea," as s ailed
him, had fallen . viotim to the obarms of an
18 -year-old school girl, fresh from England,
and Mrs. Diamond's eervioes were required
no longer. Coming down country she had
stumbled an Toddle Blake,fever-.tricken and
virtually alone, and it wits undoa'Stedly to
bur esti that he o-' ed his reeve/ from the_
relapse whboh had bees worse than the or-
igami attack. She had deferred h.r own
plans to the onnveni•noe of the patties,, had
superintended his transfer to the Msuwsr
rom the Homtwy hotel which she had hardly
dared to hope he would leave alive, and was
• witness to his convalescence on board
ship, as day by day his strength and spirits
returned. So it sees not not wonderful that
Teddie turned so her for raper and pencil
on the very first occasion be felt he oeuld
scrawl • line, and Imperiously demanded
that he be allowed to wt its to " Mantrap's."
" Are you oars yon oan do it ?" Mrs.
Meowed asked, prsdaoing the written
board, but not giving it to him 00.endItioa-
ally.
"Quite safe-11as le, not • bit of it—bot
I'll try."
"I thought you said yon had nobody be-
longing to you "
' No mon I hays—ao nal relations --but
an adopted family that is the dearest In the
world—not • mete **ablaut of birth. Ilk*
other people's tamlU.s—I must write the.
inn • few words to say that I'm alive sad
oomt.g home, and it'll be ready when an op-
portaafty Domes fol posting it, though It
can't remit Moyle/wallas' more than an hoar
or We before 1 de myself."
" Moyl•oo•Uan," repeated Mn. Dia.sed,
" what do you know of Moyle.esllan 1 I
only heard of the alsoe for the first limo •
month ate sed now 1t turas op again i"
" It's my he.•." Shake said, palatally
.ar•wlleg the date at the too of hie shout et
paper. " The castle belongs tome eel? I'm
some bees able is Hes In it you. My psspts
live at the r el•ry—ii is te Mr. O'Melley.
the meter, that P. wntinr. And what did
von hear about oylo.e•llan, the sweetest
plant is all the earth
Why," said Mr.. Diseased .udt.dy,
"that i• the oddest thing I My oerrte,
Owen. Sara reway., rooted the male frets
04.041004 "ons yeah ego --fen. yo■ 11 •p-
p.•.s--ad sew he's emag d. married.
probably, by We thee. we ase ef the reeler'
gMrh, HHm O'Malley, • daughter, 1.apif,as,
.f this very old metis.ae yes are w1lMeg
to 1 I IVA the Wyle isle befell I met y.a
aerseq'r. sed bio sandy alma I/
• IbeeRbt Biba
Om et lb. rests . nihil.
Toddle abbe W is least mast M
M. hes a wail .6 Meese faro i he e.
Imbed lime le the are sere *NM acus, bell
THE SIGNAL:
DER -ICH ONTARIO
M had sever terma what boo* west W1
Mania Dimmed jesie ted bee Utile story of
odd ni.ddesoes sit tee es tie eseseabip
desk, half way earmark their homeward
flys,, Fee a ...est be revealed the
words : „ E11ee O'Mall►y ; there M @sly
vee dsvbser at the mow. y;" sad Mrs.
Dis..ed. whose eyes were Ma tae .ilk rt k
eh* wee kelttlog, west en oteerluil) : "Oh;
thea, that's the girL I did not hoar from
Gouge 84r1111/e4rsye direct ; rhe clews com5
threat& my bsosber, hu , ..f noires it te tie
same—the young lady at the reetorr Faso
old Guru auocumbag to an Irish girl',
tassioations after losing all ov.r the habit-
able globe unscathed itit rt.,* !"
" Is be • good fellow !' T,d lie .eked.
Something in his votes aerie ill.. Maw
mod five • swift glance at her companion,
sed to that giaooe she unc.ntood every-
thing
" HG is • very good fellow.' she answer-
ed, • little more sriou.ly the.' she had hith-
erto spoken ; "any girl will he happy and
tenderly treated by him though he Is so
elderly map -45, L should tb'nk—and a
little eooeotrio and old fashioned in his
ways. •You will find letters te.ltog you all
ab,ut it when you reach Dhgl..od, yon may
be sere. Don't yon Mak yok had b titer
let me take that writias born down stain
again ! Ie trill be time esoo.k to write
when there is • obanos of posting your let-
ter."
He het her lift the writing things sway,
only putting out • fro.. hood to crumple
up the sheet oo which b. had begun 11u let-
ter. Then be 1•y back wit:, hu eyes shat,
and her tact took her a little apart, fur the
struggle which he had to go through now
must be fought out •loo. By sod by his
servant wase and helped him down stairs,
and Mrs. Diamond saw him no more that
1-
" Poor, poor lad—If only I could have
saved him from sucu a blow 1" ale kept say -
tog over and over again to herself. "bot
derma setdbrd - r+E>eeitiw>,e4
for u.."
Moylossallan woods in September ! How
often Teddie Blake had pictured his boom -
owning through the green glades that
.tretchad between the castle and the rec-
tory. Those sylvan idles were the rallying
place of all hie favorite dreams, tor did not
-Nellie .roes them day by My, and would i
not be hen be oould bring her to tell her
the sweet width 144 the.gbt sou moat have
guested long ago. Rentor O'Malley would
tet him speak at last, for the loos, 44511465
had borne rte fruit in reooaping the Blake
eeffen, while Teddie knew that the Burrow
Pae* affair, of wbioh be himself thought and
'peke so modestly, wart not likely to he for-
gotten when his name oame op to the Hone
Guard.. A thousand times he had gone
over all this in imagination, Angering mean-
while, the little flat locket that hung from
his watch-chain—and now—and now, he
wan or.eping hook to Moylsswllan like •
thief, having given no word of warning to
either the rooter or his agent at the castle --
creeping home just to see Nellie's face owe
more, and then to go away again anywhere
a.d die. He wee still weak and wan from
fever. Mrs- Dia.00d bad tried hard te
persuade him to remain • little time to
London for . oonsultatton with • first -rete
dootor, het the determination tow Nellie
at Moyleeoallan once more was the only de-
sire that mamboed to trim in life, and till ft
wes s000mplished 4.0 shrewd little friend
saw that then was no good talkie, about
scything ales, so he had harried over to
Ireland, and 11.d resohod Thomestown the
areal.s,batoes. Toldsy h. had . takea.a nae
ever to the 'theca (in the old days it was
the shortest and pleasantest four miles ever
known) ►•d "savior the driver •vloop in the
son at see Dross roads, had turned into the
wood that i. • short out to the two -principal
hoopoe in the perish. He had no very defin-
ite ides of the plan to pursue. Now that
he bed reached 11M tourney's end. It seemed
se if all power bed left him. Perhaps some-
where .mous the trees. Ironing from the
settle maned. to the rectory .id., he should
ase Nellie moiler by, and be would slip
down aeon 11M knee' among the fern and
loot at ber—O.orge Str•ngewsys' wife—
aed—oh, this faintness I Merciful God ! ie
that Nellie'
Teddie, 4. It really you 1"
Teddie wet 50 151. moss stretched flan,
save that Nellie'. arm was wader h4. head,
Nellie'' little. brave, susb reed hand au-
tomatised hi. colter—be ooald only look
mile. Teo gree Moylt.raUan leaves were
overhead, danoi0g against the blue, Nellie''
fess wee very alwoe, and be thought he must
be ie Heaven.
"• Hew mold you mese like the .0d lake
se by surprise, and yon se ill. Teddie" the
girl tweet en repro.obfelly, " if I had.'"
been teeing sorest to the o..tls this morales
early, and mime en yen lying here 1a a
fir,.
"Ooiser acres" to the owtle," Toddle
felted bogus to utter, his use on Nellie's
left head. " Dee'1 you live at the .mels
new Mesgethee." .
" *.d what .b•ald I go maid live a" the
made ter, what I've a geed tans of .y
ova. bitterns; ea newly .arriod peepb
se it I didn't know bettor 1 Betides, *nut
alley tat bask Irom iter ltdram toren TM,
sad Miele Doone—wb•t, Me you able to sit
ep 1 Take wen se you'll—"
She meld eat outs11 the egotism, fee
Capt. Blake erns 'Hien up with a v apace•,
sed te steady himself he bed put Its era
arouse her waild.
" So yea sever theegbl if Aunt Mee re
sed Nellie, by acid by t "sew, y.e woad'
IMAM'S TO 4'AL>II>t
et'YLON TINA.
ST +1M& end w
set ham b ea e. 116a51.-- if y.. habil
teeds a awk..e.ewber. I O .ly tl y.a
had ewer saes U.eis Uwe" 1 dee'e sleek
you'd hers dmiebsd ate, T.4da. dear. Oh I
Miry have bmo e* homy, euart4g ono mi..
tuber thew eve yew 1 awl it 1 hada't boas
so well amused,1 tetra l ...a bate lied. ter
yes kept a • loot time worst., whitest a
word !"—Bogies (Rae.) Guardian.
KIDNEY DECEIT
How Many are Uaieteetlwlty Deoeivod to
Tr.etug Kidney 9144r4e3e—flee Yee
Afford to Trifle with Your Ow. Exist-
ents* 1—II You aestrw' Glue is say
Kideoy Trouble, Deo.rd P Ile, Powders
and Care•Alls--Soo'b A.'erto•. Yiduey
Core is • Tums -Teed too; Testit7ed
Kidney M1,eoceo.
A nmady whiah dissolves •1t Ghetto&
tines, Wanks heals teed st rens' hens the
affected parte, .0d whtoh Irom its very
astute et•dio.tea all Impurities from the
system, if the only safe 50n2 ...re remedy is
oases of kidney disorder. Suets remedy 4.
South Amerio.o Kido.y Urn. l'iu. 4. not
hearsay. The formula has been put to the
.av)rest Of testa, and It has hese proclaimed
by the greeting authorities in •hes world of
medical forum that ligatds — sad 1 quide
only—will obtain the result. 4.13gbt foe. A
I quid remedy takes lata the.- •yuan goes
dtreotly into the otrooletion and Weeks
tmmed staly the affeotsd pard, white 'elide
soots as pills or powders op. .pot pew'bly
attain these resatts. I(tdosy .t..orders can-
not afford to be trifl•'d with. The qu;iiktitt
way is the ..fest way to oomh•t the. fa-
ddism p.tlmeste. Theorise' remedy
file. It's a liquid k•d.ey .oeolflo. It'. a
solvent. Sold by J R. U.via
Chief " clear sky."
Lord Aberdeen, the Gov.nor-Governor of
Canada, now bears, besides numerous other
titles, the mime of Clear Sky He hoe been
made • thiel of the Seneca tribe of the t!'=
N•tiose. His initiation took platy at • fair
of thee* Indians on tater re.ervtioe. to
Lb. oonnoil house lien were, on rithor
hawk ot the Govereer-(:.aero), (thief. of the
Mohawks, Seseom, C.yugeo, Oasides, Tea -
caroms amid Delawares.
rbc aiUatlon was u front of the grand
ete.rL. - livid *isrdsss air- iwa .areeela
Hees et India.., 1\e ebief wpo e.- 4uored
him maile. _a( halt -dams s d
arab*
A blind ` Wesel for kb ebsgo..oe,
talk.d V Ideeativeaa.wn. to tits w•Iv in-
itiated Samoa, sed the goveeese-geser.l
begged the Interpreter to extreme hie thanks
to bis ' brother chief.'
The new oiyiliratioe war surywl sr. ap-
p•rest. The farewell 'truths/ M the new
chief was ' three war whoops sad • tiger ;' •
bt3yole was seen at we Indt.O's house ; the
band was composed of 1•di..s sad played
the sotfoeel anthem. Cooper's red men is
• thing of the poet —Yeo h's Companion.
A LONDON kP$SODE. s
A Premiaeat Co.trwtor Cored of Bngbt's
D4.us.e by Dade'. Kidney Pale.
I...ie..�i 6 --Not eiooe the great .1.0 -
tion trial, 110e14 years age, hes any Lostdoa
episode °rested such widespread ezoi testae
es hes the rose of G. R. Brady, ot 229Q•1 -
bot Street.
lir, Brady, • proaineet ooetraoloe sub
fared for years with Bright's Disease. Doo -
tors and .p elel remedies failed utterly to
help him. In despair he tried Dodd'. Kid-
ney Pills, sod Was Pared by . sew boxes.
Dordd's Kidney Pills, have prayed them•
selves, in this atty. es be the only remedy
Chet will positively ours every nese of
Bright's d1.eese, Diabetes and thew
ktdaey oompl•ins. Toot' have failed
Isere- People will but no other medicine
Bates ger Candy -.&king.
Mn. S. T. Rorer tells he. to snake
cmdiee a1 home for the holidays in the
L'hrbtimae Ladies' /oma Journal, and gives
the following rales, which issue the suc-
cess ot the work : " Never stir the raper
tied water after Ohs sugar hu desofited.
Wipe d 'sen oonatantly the granules torm-
Ing on the sde of the sanoep•u. Do not
Make wee meat Mai 'sene p.e whit.. -tie
syrup L boiling. As "eon as the sugar be-
✓ m" to boil mete% i1 carefully, .win, in
your hand a bowl ot toe water, eo that you
may try the syrup *hooet oon.tantly Bevil
everything in readiness before begetsieg.
If the auger endue use it for old-fashioned
oresm candy or rigor taffy- It oa00ot be
D -O -D -D -S
TRIC PIOVLUHZTIss
THIS ,SSD.
No Name on Earth So F
ons --Ye Name More W
ly Imitated.
OF
am-
ide-
lee
m-
ide-
lee as.s m earth, psrbans, L so troll
b.owa, more pso.11•ry sso.trnotsd or .ors
widely imitated tina the word DODD. It
ponaaeI a p.e.iarity that .akm re load
out pro.Is.etly emd Mamas i1 ie the mem-
ory. It smMlm four IMarm. hat rely two
Where of the elpbabel. Everyoee kaows
thee thee ant kidney remedy ever pkt..tsd
er mid le pill fern was eased DODiD'S.
Their ddsoovery slartletl 1he lee•6161 pew-
t.sgis& the world over. sod revel.tl..i.sd
the tr'ab.set est &liewy dht.sem
He I.ibter bee ever ..evaded le eon-
Meteetlege ef DOD . O seem
Ikem nearly all osaatom
woke a ef.ilsr a passible is mead sod
..ISlrmitlee to NIL 11.4 toothiest@ pro -
mots lbsw r alisl.g stat attempt, to
.. lid -
tam frees.the be. et T)odd s Kideey
still..
Wbp is the ,assn ' • Ddd'. Keeney PM"
seediest/ t As chi why are dteme is
sed geld Wedge& Eew.w dimesee . air
the elm pesehab geibiot Nil .r l Ith .r
Meas top ere ate ca
. Imes aregwr.Ns meet
dike Ne algesi bee OM k.ie'e.
j�• itrYi' tee ewe Meta Worry Olio
11i!P.t .dish) 16016,611 110,11 D.id'
s 6, . tib. ward. Ne elfub. over
Ohm TO
linlise .�`edliso.�'el°�'d11t�'�>tawry
ep
cult* . IUb)isl y, Sear db.
sem Lessbees. sal sere liaise Odomr a Dean [�
His have. Ie b etllrrslsfly time fiat
OW Ilbeialikeemil
\risa�stor .ash reit e y -tea -- -1 Ip
mod too fs dews Ues sal, Ike bout lasss-
1.►od soma ter foram, and a..batises tar
XXX fee kaeadty. It year fondant maims
walest apparent mese yes may leave bt1-
ed It • lisle fes lean. A tow drops o. loose
joie* or a Vale ores. of tartar will Forest
trio, Fs.d•at is she anti awstarb wale\
terms best toe Leas et the 1lreeak goodies
and thea materiel is width Ntq are dipped,
sed 11 is so o►"•da 4114. test tis taro is
boiled.
" Altar the moor heir mashed the ' soft
ball.' a ami -herd oogdiaea, it mutt tie
poured Oaretally roto a burgs cess -pia e . r
es • marble slaw Do sot serape the sauce -
pa. or yes will mania*, its syrup. Maks
year ts.ia.t nae day sad alms. it op into
goody the .oft. ?hem .alt fo.asni by
pisdag tie serapes Imasdketely oo the
stove. Prowess the dosser of soorobinv by
standd.g she pan tont aiding it in • hests of
w•ler. I1 the teeli.d to0dent b too thick
add water most aautt.usly • drop so • 11.e,
* halt teaspoonful nii re than es oeoe.sary
will rule the wbole 7'o 000l candy platy
it io • out, dry oleos. To keep candy put
!t between layers of erased raper In He
bezes. If the day u brtiht and c ear the
eager loses to stio►tases gnlokly, th.relote
"elect a ase day for your candy -mak log."
Se•fortk : is Is rumored that (:ot It tiros.,
the enterprising millers of iHep.adl, •r•
about to buy the "Bed Mill" propert y io our
town.
Hensel' : On Fate/day afternoon let one
r+t the oldest and meet rttpewted pioneers
of the reot,00, le ter/person of Mrs. Barnard
Thomson, p umd peaorfullv away et rbe
ripe old •Ae of over 86 ytars.
r.iteiley : Jas. *ikenhe•d has lately had
/w. sheep worried by doge lhi daylight,
which were followed over • m;Ie, and were
thee lost sight of. It It • great pit y they
were unable to kill the doge. Re t. tenth
fernier in the neer oeighboehood wbo boa
lost • ..0 by dogs in • few month.. Over
1200 worth have been destroyed.
LE SHEPHARD
mauve. to
HARPER & LEE
OOOKIN(i-aad REAM*
•suss Thousawdtl Of Uv,*,
Pout years ago Jacob Dewitt., of Hay
Island, was dragged to the verge eg
("rad"
by dreadful heart Mame. He was
4.i sad gone f1,1": brrrpk n pon est wrreck.
He prorated Dr. Agsnew'. Core for the
mod ed it mediate.nand ta-d
weighs 118 pounds, and lives to bleutNe
day 11e greet remedywas recommended
m.
to hiIt relieves Itill minutes. ---34„
SQL!) BY J. E DAVIS.
iraj's
bu
by
cc
en
the
ml
AI
1t
1p.
of
3or Coughs, spruce
Colds, Broom
chitin, Sarco
tom, �.. Gum
any':. waptMela so., •taee.,.r•p.
For TW EN i Y -SEVEN YEARS
ST OvJ S
Ms side of Toronto.
We also have severe second hand stoves -
?near.
STOVE FITTING °romp; l y •
Plumbing, Heating and Gas
Fitting carried on as extensively as
ever
STOVES!
STOVES
STOVES
STOVES
that will Bake
that will Host,
that are Cloves
8771132
} Stoves
ALL YIND1i and ALL PBIO
- woi11t'
.:MeowMwres.
P. 8. Posy, Harass std Baggy be
sola
•Jlver
Plating
PRICE LIST
Spoons per dos
Knives
Forks
41
Table Crust, each . ,,,
butter Knife "
715e
51.80
760
75,.
60*
16o
4So'
1bo
150
Candle Stacks "
Bad Irons " ....e.....»
8.1...sd, pr pair 10 and
WO can )elate an
ix Nam. /Iasi
or,-Oalt .,tee _
wmoler at our work.
li D ;t: II
BICYCLI CO.
DUNN'S .
BAKING.
POWDER
TME COOICsBE 3T FRIEND
. , LARQEBT SA1.L IN CANADA.
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
C1I3M011 Hard Cod
All Coal weighed on the Market Andes.
here you get 100u lbs for a ton.
WM. LEE.
Orden hit a1 1111121:11 b LU'S Ston
promptly •weeded se.
GODERJOH
IMAM BOILER WORKS.
A. $, CHRYSTAL,
Speseaser Chewed 1 Moot.
M_areaNmer el ell kdea. et
BOILERS,
Bumke Stacks, Salt Fans, Sheet /roe
Works, stn., etc.,
And Dexter he—
Engines, Y•obtasry QsM.p, to.
All eines of Plpee.ed Pipe Fltt res
8/"ate and Water Geepee,alebe Valves,
Check Vele.., I.sp mase, Ejsetsn aid Ia-
j.s/.s Constantly o. Basd a► Lewes
A special line of Steal Water and Hsi
Tro.ghs fee use of fermate sad others
Reeatrtae pre.ptly sol dud M
A. IL OZZZIirrAL.
Maly P. Des R. ddsrb..
Cartage &Fuel Co.
are prepared tto handl
and Howl iii
fecto wtrinispa
at
rates. Dealeits rid Alt 'Rrodos of
HARD
SOFT
sad 8ksitiiaa Dad
Vaasa,
•
eat to gait etss$etmets sad dC!iv
ered with p'lislptmesa Otdatt w•
ltcitsd.
?.).phone et:
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