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BODIS1011. T1UUDAT. DSC. IUSX
THE LEATHER COMBINE AND MR.
BECK.
LAST session a petition went trom
the Huron tanners, caking that action
be taken against the sole leather com-
bine, which has been endeavoring to
spread its tentacles all over the coun-
try. The petition was signed by
Semi Baoe., of Goderich ; JOSEPH
Bice, Ealtford ; and 0. t3. Maw*
ik
Sow, Clinton.
SborUy after the petition esu sent
the Doe's firm's tannery was burned
down, and soon after that Mr.
Bean, the secretary of the leather
combine, came to this section to en-
deavor to get the other signers to
withdraw from the petition and sign
a oonnterpetition.
The SMITH Brothers refused to be •
party to the scheme, but we are in-
formed that Mr. Buttes was more =c-
umin' with Mr. Baca, the gallant
Major not being able to stand fire, and
surrendering without firing • shot.
The DoANE firm refused to be ca-
joled or coerced by Mr. Bu&sa4p.nd
have expressed the opinion that .ear
soon as the combine is put down they
are prepared once more to establish
the tanning industry in that town.
Had it not been for the double-
dealing of JOSEPH Baca, strong pres-
sure oould have been brought to bear
so that at Clinton and Goderich two
well-known establishments would have
been enabled to continue to carry on
a legitimate business which had been
in operation for nearly fifty years, but
which is now practically Inoperative.
What has Mr. BECK 10 say in de•
fence of his double -face policy in the
matter of the leather combine t
THE STAR IN A SAD BUSINESS.
OUR esteemed contemporary, The
Star, is not adding greatly to ita cred-
it in the matter of political judgment
when it tries to get up • WIWI war be-
tween Clinton and Goderich for the
MUM that ROBERT ROUSER is • resi-
dent of Clinton.
Clinton is in West Huron and
ROBERT Houi u is an elector in the
riding, and possessing, as he does,
good qualifications to enable him to
represent the constituency, his fellow-
Reforn.re in convention assembled
have seen fit to entrust him with the
party flag in the coming fight Be-
cause of that The Star would make e
bog -town of Goderich, and wotild ad
vise every resident of the place to vote
for MoLaaw because he lives here. It
world be in order for the esteemed
Clinton News -Record to raise the town
cry in favor of HOLMES—bat it won't.
And while on this subject., is the ab-
surdity of The Star's endeavoring to
favor a town man not appa•ent to
everyone who has watched its course
for the past twenty years? Why, in
that time, with the exception of Mr.
F. W. JOHNSTON tend Dr. TAYLOR, it.
has always advocated ontaideri, and
we have had Poems, and Wesson*,
ER, and RowsRT&, and CommetT, and
PATTERSON, and so on, and The Star
never got into position to state that
any of them lived ontaide the corpora-
tion limita mod might feel inclined to
steal the courthouse from off its found
*Soca.
If The Star is really of opinion that
Godiarieh townsfolk should support
Roemer McLnew 1 moans, that gentle-
man lives in Goderich, pays taxes
here, sod kelps his eye on the curt -
huge, why should it lot support the
Pisa. Jen. T. ()ARMY,' beeline' he also
is • M aYmsg si Oadericb 1
'; Our sekeemed oentampora-y i• ea -
1r hes tent and is very 0114.
MAKE THE MAJORITY LARGE.
managers of Mr. Baca'' campaign'
and once more the old story, " Give
him • vote to save him from being
snowed under,' going the rounds.
This specious plea was worked for all
it was worth in March last, and a
number of Liberals, tram sympathetic
motives, either stayed at home or
toted for Baca, to help him from be-
ing overwhelmed. They wou't do it
again. 'Ibis time the Liberal voting
power of the riding will be fully
demonstrated, and the majority will
be such that Mr. Bsea'e dream of
statesmanslup will take the shape of s
horrible nightmare.
The Liberals have got together once
more in West Huron, end the majority
figures in favor of Hon J. T. Gameow
will be safely in the hundreds. Swell
the majority.
THIS election contest in West Huron
which will close at 5 P.r. on Thurs-
day, Dec. 8th, should result in rolling
up an old-time Liberal majority in the
riding.
Every man who votes against
JOSEPH Baca on election day will be
doing that gentlemen • good torn.
Mr. Baca is a jolly good fellow in
many ways, but he really cannot afford
to go into politics, and his friends
should vote against his candidacy on
the lith inst. so se to ems j ee_iN7m
himself.
There is no use beating about the
bush, for everyone knows that West
Huron represented by Hon. Juges T.
(JARROW, with his parliamentary
expenenoe and ability, will bold •
larger place in the public eye than if
the membership wera.held by a back
bench representative of the Opposition
contingent.
What West Huron wants is a rep-
resentative who, on all occasions
and under all circumstances, will be
able to rise in his place in the Haus
and give satisfactory evidence of the
faith that is in him, and not be con-
strained to back up all public ques-
tions by merely saying, "Me, too," to
the remarks of • previous speaker.
Upon that boar there is no question
as to the relative abilities of the Hon.
T.-bl'c Row and Mr. Baca, and the
duty of the electors in the constituency
is to hold fast to that which is good,
to continue ita confidence in Hon. J.
T. GARROW, and to elect Mm by •
thumping big majority.
(,yarrow is the Man for West Huron.
Make his majority • large one.
THE PATTERSON CANDI DACY
FAKE.
THE facility with which the Tory
newspapers are making up political
ghost stories u only exoeeded by their
celerity in knocking them down.
Saturday last The Mail and Empire
bad • " scare -head " that Lieut. -Gov-
ernor PATTaasoe of Manitoba was go-
ing to contest West Huron in the Lib-
eral interest, and take a seat in the
LAURIER Cabinet. This was published
on the assumption that the Liberals of
West Huron were like the Tories, in
the habit of taking anything in the
shape of • candidate that the machine
might suggest. But the liberals of
Huron are not that kind of people.
They do their own thinking at election
time ; and as they ailed up Hon. J. C.
PArrsesow when he ran in this con -
1(1101107 as a Tory in 1892, he is
al,out the last man on earth they
would select for a standard bearer at
the present juncture. They have bet-
ter men at home. Mr. PATTamiOW
may g.1 to Essex—his valuable serv-
ices are not ren tired in Huron.
Of course, on Monday The Mail and
Empire crawfisbed on the story of Mr.
P,trraluow'R candidacy, and showed
that tLe story was an invention, but
that does not shut, the mouths of local
To•it is in this quarter on the question,
enol they will munch the morsel from
now until Mr HOLMES is elected.
THEY HAVE GIVEN UP HOPE.
T II E local leaders at the Conservative
pally in West Hseoa have given up
all hope of snaofiiefl contest now
pending, and are in a funk because
,.hey claim that little or no practical
avoidance has come,jo them from one
side
Up to the present none of the lead-
ing lights in the party has smeared,
although it is intimated that iowes
WESLEY HT. JOHN, of Humber bog
fame, will throw language over the
oonstiteency presently. Mr. Were -
way is also expected and, should he
come, will detihtlass put up as strong
a tight as possible But the time for
the Tories to capture West Heron has
Pa end, and the train will newer again
"slow up" at that. aWiott.
The heart is eaapietety oat of tea
POLITICAL POINTER&
- R The eyranellMM►eete is set always a
safe one to dielifit
— hi a perfect peaked machine there
should be no tog -slipping.
t1W My sol, don't start into politics un -
lees you iutend to learn the trade.
fir At this stage of the game it looks
\cry much as if JoespM Bice had shot hi.
holt.
tor Running two bye -elections 041 000 tidy
ns like honing two ring attractions iu a-ir
1'Ue under one canvas.
or True independence is to warn your
(party if It goes wrong, std to stand by it
when it is in the right.
Q Lennox was the turning point in the
bye -elections, end it turned toward. the
Manly Adminietratioe.
Sir A little erxvuragernent from a politic-
al standpoint often results in the undoing of
MI ordinarily decent man.
.11r Dose Seng for rater Se pa firm p14li,
tide, but it is the only thing smut met ha%e
to depend upon for Mention.
tar Running a political campaign without
metes is sheet as profitable an shovelling
snow with a three -tilted for k.
Kr When the enthusiasm fur the candid-
ate begins to weaken before election day, it
is time to look out for squalls.
ar Everything counts at election time-
cven shouts But, after all, shout. are only
about., u"1 hallote are wasted to do the
trick.
sr To hear the esteemed Star yap one
would think that stste.man McLi&N had
the Goderich court house attached as • pen-
dant to his watch shain.
- 'SNAP SHOT&
— Hoo. J. T. GAaaow is • farmer's
t ot who does credit to his breeding.
—Workingmen,vote for the Govern-
ment which has enacted advanced legi•Is-
tial In your interests.
—The eyes of the Province are on
West Huron, Vote for the mon who will
do honor to the riding.
—Don't vote for Beni and be sorry
afterwards. Vote for I;Aateow 4.3141 (./11
O 14010
will
have fro mune for regret.
—What it Bece'R policy t To get
M. Mr. Oakum is interested in .ocutiug
gond levislalion for the Province.
—WnrrwgT iz ooming. Let every
Reformer bear the Opposition leader. It
will increase his love Inc liberalism.
— Keep up West Huton's record of
sending clever nein to the i.egislature by
voting for the Hon. JAN IS Ballow.
--It is as much to your interest as
to Mr. (lassos's that he should he elect
ed. Vote fora good man she: you hate
the Chance.
— West Huron may l -e represented
by A tack -bench member of the Opposition
or by s Cabinet Minister, according to the
way you vote next week.
— Ontario is the -Daly Province in
the Dominion that is not in debt. ft in
the only Proving* that has been continuo
ously under Liberal rule.
—Our Qoeservtive friends who ere
taking part in the canvass are chewing a
good deal 'limit en alleged chewed halls.
After the 8th inst., to nee an expree.ion
from Kipling they will have "a haul bullet
to chew" instead of a ballot.
— There may be nothing in Mr.
Gleno W'. new title. H. w•aa honorable
long before he was " Honorable." But
there is something in hie position an a Cab-
inet Minister. There M hard work and a
chance to do esrrioe for his Province.
—Hard work his brought Mr.
Ballow to his position as one of the Inti,
Inc lawyers of the Province. Hie early life
on the farm gave him the stamina which
has enabled him to persevere in hie work.
The farm is the place tohhrieg top. bays. __ _
PuLITIOAL NOTES
The ...i atlas fee the l'rovtneul bye -
skeins le Ran Nortb.mberlaad takes plass
Deoamber 74, polling nn 1).es.eker 144.
The eandldatea w111 be the rube se as eke
general eleet/w, Jeb' Douglas, Liberal,
.ad 1)r. Wia.agbby, OprssresM,e.
Here lees. of The Mall and Rmptre 05 -
taws earresesedeare swiss : Deihl*, the
Ministerial erpleastise *bat W Feies.)
bye-eleotiee Is West Hary bas b.re poet -
pelmet because .f the k-revta.id e..tea*
there. the raster le r*vf.si that the MUNI .f
the paNpwrtla* Y that a deal rem te bare
Rea .1. O. Pette se. sass the Liberal
O.bb.t apse 41. eeNQ.•ma• ef the M.ei
tabs 0.v.r.ae.Me. In whi.b ems be weeld
ne fat bis old sesetlteeeey of Walt Berea.
The ..m e11115.40, eeatrib.*ad In (hide
✓ iot to .Id of the Algoma wad Nertbw*n
"IP•"•• 14 tm*safalty he -
!envisaged
by G.., Beak*, btsdsesee.
BOOKS AND PgRIOOMOALS.
L.11.1-41111.4 Mutsu TASLa-1M 1).n.m-
14* ho as of lierpore Rous' T. b'e •ell+ b.•
Oltristmea doable uumber, with s .poets
lllusuaated *ever from a outgo 1 y Mar
Mad Parrish. It will wont. tasty four
pages el reading matter. instead of forty•
eight wee ss usual. and the leedlsa holiday
story, •'a Kyoto 'loamy Basta Jj'taae," by
Percival Rldsdalr, will he illustrated In
colors Irises draw.ege by :Kieran' Penfield.
A. supplsmeats will be gives two fall -paged
colored plates, suitable for (ramie', of war
subjwu, trom pouting' by F C Y -,bo.
HAarste'a MAG axons run D•t blsan.
-The assossoemest of the contests of
Harpee'. Magesine for December shows •
large °flasher of short stones written by
well- knose writers and disunited by prom -
Moet artiste. 't'he crestas one, "014
Captaas.' by Miles tiewsnw.y, is tlluetrst.
ed by Howard Pilo with .even drawtag ,
Matsuiog the frontupieos in color. Amon'
the others are " A° Emeralds of Rooky
Cau)oo,' by Bret Herta, illustrated by
Peter Newell ; " The 1'seor d Nutmeg el
Salute Sae." by Ruh MoRo.ry Sieert, il-
lustrated by A. B. Frost, '•'Pb. White
heron, " by Foos Macleod, illustrat-
ed by Aleut E. Sterner ; " How
Santa Ciao, wee Saved," 1 y Mary r. vas
Deoburrb, illustrated by W. T. temedlev ;
sad "Th. Uo.xp.oteds.se of Mr. Remo.
901.14.," by M.rgaret Deland, IUwtratsd
by Howaed■Pyle. -- •
A BhAVTIicL CanYsras Num Bea -
1e Saturd.y N.res'r Chilliness appear
some very hue sturlett. The bwk is this
Year *Marred from forty to .s .nty p.ger.
Edmund E. Sheppard gives an historical
.pisodi ut t;uatemala, the Kdlasr of Jou
Aparioiu, a tee of the events leading
up to the upwinatioe of President Barrios
lest winter. This r illeetmted from photo-
graphs taken o° the spot, and portruta of
the leading characters, Daly cue of whom
is new alit,-although;tie intricate tragedy
op.sed but eighteen mooch' aro Two
Weeks Before the Mast, by l-harles Lewis
Shaw, is very humorous, and illustrated by
R. G. Mathew', W Mocked; The Colossi's
Guest, by W. A. Fraser; Rebel Met Rebel,
by Mack ; Tb. Rejols ag of the Stoat
Gentleman, by Marjory MaoMurohy ;
Within a Year, by Lady Johnson ; Love
Me, Love My Dog, by lire. J. K. Ltweoo;
The Miller'' Heel, by Octave Tbaaet; Christ-
mas
hristmas Fabian, by W. Gamey Beaham; Clarion -
saes With the goese,by 9 A. Tooley-ibs.e
are all inure 'tang sad artistically 'fleetest.
ed. With the book are two colored plates,
one showing the Big signal used in oonvey-
iog to the British flan hel.oe's immortal
battle call, " Enelsed expecte every man to
do his duty," age the ether entitles "The
Mystery of the Moro," of which J. W. L.
Foster, the well -knows artist,ssys ; "It is a
oomplimeot to Canadian taste."
A Susrr a4M M canoe Owe.
Japanese Catarrh fury -gee alz beim-
bey them •t ou. tl..-eppll exactly ete-
cording to the direction's -sad If you an set
cured see your druggist; he will armors
to pay you your wow back. There's •
posltire gtmmutee with every box that
apama. Catarrh Oar* will cure Ne eure.
you getour seamy back. Uuarantr, is
*very pace. 40 cults at all druggists. 111
FOR t4L y 1Ae W'II.SON
Bole Agee*, Oederloh.
ASTHMA
CURED
GODERICH BARGAIN CENTRE
POR VALUE IN DRY GOODS.
Fall winds remind u■ of the need of Underwear. Call and see the veto*
we are giving iu Wool Fleece lined Shirts and Drawers, Cotton Fleece
Lined Shirts and Drawers, Boys Fleece Lined blurts and Drawers.
MEN'S FUR OVERCOATS,
Io Coon, Wombat, Weave) auu
Dog.
-111"8121".1414. ''R' Dart' °ice LADIES' FUR COATSMom& yields A N n
w ><w neat. Naterhe Angles . LADIES' FUR CAPES
�eMy
Medical wishes has by the discovery of
wuaderful botaolral product pot a per-
manent cure with!. the reach et all hu-
manity for this most dlatreming and here-
tofore Incurable ■rslctloo, lad today It Is
bele``'nlver.11 tented the world over and
proving the welcome balm. Clarks'. Kola
Compound has proved the unfailing formula
and testimony 1. written every dal of the
cure. It 1a .ecompllabin`` In cease that were
considered hopeless R. D. Pitt of Kam-
loops. B.C., suffered for ie yea= from the
��ug�sgpgpg ail ala the
�I vcuuld ` get mom the diet
skilled physicians was that he could be only
temporarily relieved, he would always be
troubled. He took one bottle of Clarke's
Kola Compound and got great relief. Thea
bottles cored him, sod. to use his own
words, " having suffered u I have for
Trent, 1 can appreciate what a blueing this
great remedy must prove to sufferers from
asthma." All druggists roll at. Two dol-
lars per bottle; three bottles, with cure
guaranteed, for ave dollars Orlrsthe A
Macpherson Co., Bole Ca•adlati Agent.. 121
Church Bt., Toronto, er Vancouver, B.C. It
HAY FEVER
Mutes
tuar ids 0empome
UI i7rns+lela seed N. taiert es'a
FOR SALE BY JA8. WILSON.
80. Anew, Gsdenob.
RICE'S
aest rem
Tait, Mir(
AND
IUSt
PURE SALT
NOM AMERICAN CII tMCAI. COLusrra
SOLE MAKERS --- GODERI�M,eN1.
Dollar and Cents
1)4'ISIEa LAnMM' HOma JOURNAL — p,�! gre p•
JwMa i�k,uets is Ladles' li«mwaaseetea ear. er*r11SC _.
passes all expectatio.s to the variety of its
literary oestents, in the interest and excel.
locos of ita pioiorial featured., lad the wide
raege of articles aimed to solve the problems
n,Hdant•1 to the holidata. toed is .
eatable 000tribution ea '• The First Christ-
mas Present," telling of the gift of she Magi
to the Christ Child, lad another recants/
"Washieston'sChristm.. at Valley Forge."
Edward W. Emerson takes owe back N
"When Louise Alcott was a Girl,"and givers
somedehgbtlal glimpses of her Girlhood,
her horns .n4 her duly lite. F. Replicate*
Smith's new story, " A Kentooky Cinder -
alta, ' will afford the Journal's readers great
pleasure. Other Sotto' futures aro "Old
Peg." sod the 000tto.ation ut " The Girls
of Came Arcady," '• The Minister of Corti).
see" and "The Jameeow in the Country."
Edward Bok's editorial page makes
a special cilia for the remembmioe of
those who am glens at Christmas.
',Christmas Deletion o° the Cha8ng•Dish'
11 the theme of Mrs. 9. T. Rorer's article ors
reeking " Brightest and Best of the Sow
of the Morning," the Jouroal'. prise t hriete
MU anthem, is the manus) Imams of the
u.oember Journal. The Curtis Publishes,
Company, Pbiled.lphla. Oa. dottier per
roar ; tea *este our oopv.
A water Meter has bras placed 1. Knox
ohurob for the blowlog of the pipe errs.. I*
was put astyD. W. Kut A.Co.,of Wood -
stook, and works satisfactorily.
Geo. Buskin, mtesiooai v, gave a short
address to North-st. Methodist church on
Sunday evening, at the oxou of this pastor's
sermon, i.1•e tutetdata of the Algoma and
Noribweet oolp'rtsgs miesiou. and made a
vigorous appeal for a1d in the carrying on
of the work.
USE SoitiTlliNo Et sg. Lest they should,
though with the beat inteotiuoe, spoil our
elegant pew gra.ohthic side walk.. we
would warn the junior catlike of tie stores
which are fronted by the saw pavement
that salt has • very juju/toes t Heat upon it,
and that sprinkling the pavement with salt
during the Joy season is sorrowed to ruin
it completely. At lout, so we have read ;
lad. anyway. the salt manufactured in
Goderich is too guid to be trodden under
foot.
How a person can gain a
pound a day by taking an
ounce of Scott's Emulsiom
is hard to explain, but it
certainly happens.
It stems to start the diges-
tive . machinery working
properly. >•t. You obtain a
greater benefit from your
food.
The oil being predigested,
and combined with the hy-
pophosphites, makes a food
tonic of wonderful flesh -
forming power.
All physicians know this
to to be a fact.
All Arugylsts; tut, sod glee.
4COTT • IOW714 Chemb.• Teasels
HATS! HATS!
1f yawl require a new hat, 1 ran milt tons,
berth In giudity and in Pries. 1 have the
Latent Shaper. and Styles, and you cannot
do better than 'Garet my meek.
J. A. HALPANY,
04TNTa' FURNISH w
Kent aide aware. Mnl.e•a'e Meek.
ONs DOLLAR or even Firrit
Caws a bottle for some REDS
DIl is a very high figure, espec-
ially for the kind whose virtues
are on the label. The poor suf-
ferer with pains and aches who
uses them will get no relief.
The druggist who sells them will
be blamed, faith will be shaken,
confidence weakened, and trade
lost. There are some MEDICINES
and REMSDtss that are dear.at-
any, price. Not so with OUB
a u A R A N T E E D REMEypp}�IES anti
MEDII.INEs used in our Dispens-
ing Department. OUR REME-
DIES are good, honest, well -made
preparations, and if after a fair
trial you get no relief we hand
you`back your money. In our
I)ISPENSINo DEPART-NE/a we
use the very beat and purest
drugs that can be obtained, re-
gardless of price. and test every
ounce as to its purity before dis-
pensing them to our customers.
Don't be afraid to bring your
doctor's prescriptions to us, be-
causn.THls STORE is under the
control of a qualified Cbemiet
every hour of the 24.
Telephone 45. Night service.
Terms—Strictly Cash.
J. WILSON,
PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE.
Buyers :....
Yon wish to know what to
bey where to buy, and
where your dollar or dime
will go the tarthe.t.
You will find SMITH'S
BAZAR the ngbt place.
Nowhere else in town will
you find my great an assort-
ment of New and Beautiful
Goods to select from.
CLOAKINO.
A large range of Beaver, Mil-
ton' and Curls.
TABLE LINENANu
TABLE NAPKINS.
CHILDREN'S
UNDER WEAR,
io 'AL Rises.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
in Fleece Lined Union and
Wool.
LADIES' OOMBINATION
UNDERWEAR.
MANTLES.
The largest range of Ladlee
and Children's Jacket+, and the
lowest price to pink from.
BLANKETS,
r osis gloat.. value. .. ELnnelette
Sheets, Union Blankets, Wool
Blankets.
Well posted people in Goderiob and viduib Illaiw horned by experience
that Robinson'a is the place for value and prioe.
NEXT BARGAIN DAYS
DEC. 1ST a 2ND.
AT'
JAS. ROBINSON'S
Beatemall StovePipe Varnish
as its name implies, beats all competitors In the
moat important points. Brightest Lustre, Fast
odor. quickest drying of all stove -pipe varnishes.
25c., 5 for $1, Take no other
'—*The Medical Herb Tea, beat of herb medicines, 25c.
Sassafras Blood and Stomach Bittern, 50c.
The perfe:t Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, 35c.
W. C. GOODE, Chemist, BEDFORD BLOCK.
Agent for the Birkbeck Building and Loan Oo. Loans on easy terms.
HAMILTON STREET MILLINERY.
MISS CAMERON
has returned from NewtYork, bringing with her the latest in styles
and shades The reigning colors are
BLUES OF ALL SHADES,
MILITARY PURPLE,
CARDINAL and
ROUGH RIDERS' SHADE;.
Miss Cameron does not hold openings, but evreyone is invited to
call and inspect goods and prices.
....Cross - Cut Saws....
I have just opened up a large
consignment of the celebrated
LEADER
LANCE and
BUFFALO BILL
High -Claw Goods in Fins
China, Japanese Curios and
Art Goods ; English, Oerig*fl
and Austrian Goods. TGFo
Novsltlos and Gallas
of every deaoription, at
prices to Boit all pockets.
Come in and smear Grand
Display of Holiday Goods,
whether you buy or not. it
is only by seeing that you
can forty any ides of what
we have collected from all
quarters of the globe to
please our easterners, We
are confident we oan please
you in Variety, Quality and
Prlee Something to merit
___a11 teas. and requirem.nta,
_.SMITH'S BAZAR.
NL[T TOWN HALL
WILMER SMITH.
Cross Cut Saws, Every Saw
is warranted.
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Also a full of Bucksaws,
_Axe Handles, Etc.
flO1I1YIE'-S HiflDWdHE STORE
POR CUSTOM WORK
FOR REPAIRING
FOR THE SLATER
FOR THE BEST IN BOOTS--
AND
OOTS —AND SHOES
• -give__
R
OSHA MAN
THE PRACTICAL $HOEEAIEII
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4.
call.
Being a thorough workmen, we cannot be imposed on by sellers of
shoddy goods, end we do not buy misfits, damaged goods, or bankrupt stooks
to sell as first-class lints.
We keep the LAIDLAW, WATSON SHOE OO'S QOODS,
and an they are splendid wearer+, good fitter+, and of the latest
+tyles, yon should give thein a trial.
WM_
ArawR OV RANT agar-,
URI $*Aa•1
1111 Tohas liitlit. IIIOs 1>AGi, Iiii[r mote
A.t+T Pot firs b.AVbi SOOT,
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"The Signal' for hal. of 1818 for only 15c
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