The Huron Signal, 1883-11-09, Page 3Rdl/eelal tkasllsntlrs
Cam be leave •11 hie wrougs to the thyro. sad
carp h4 heart l his wheel- I
Ca be do •n hours work in a winute,and Ilse
Cam 4e a sixpence
to ea equal,snd brow -
an Woodcut dunce 1
Cam be k things In apple-pie order, and do
h&U-d-dose* at oboe!
Cap baptises addll the lige of knowleJRe with
And b.
quick
that he k own h how muoh to know
*ad knows how to not know too much!
Dost he know how to spur up his virtues- and
put • cheek -rein on his pride 1
Can he carry a gentleman's tusuney within a
rhinoceros hide 1
('an he know all, and do all, and bre all with
cheerfulness, courage. and rim/
If to. we perhaps eau be auklag au editor
' outeu of Ltw !"
lT 1I.L C AKLLTUY.
Plata Talk 101 Idea.
Remember, ynumg friend, Most the
world is o'der than you are by several
yuan : that for th'.a..inds of years it has
been full (.1 5I .trter aid letter young
men thus. yourself ; th t when they died
the gloam went whirling on, and that mot
One nun in n hundred utilli..ns went tb
the funeral or even heard of the death.
Be as smart Rs you can, of curs.. Kees
as much as you stn ; she 1 the light ..f
your %edam abreaJ iu the well I, Lot
don't try t , (i.tsde ur astonish anybody
with it. And duu t imwine 1 thine is
simply because you happo:t''o think it
is. Dent be tauo Gerry for yuur father
because he kuuws m • Lauds lass than goat
do. Hu arca to think he was as mach'
smarter than Lib father as you think ye.'
are smarter th •n yours.
The world less great need 1.1 young
men, but on greater need than the young
men have for the world. Your clothes
tit better than'yuur father's tit hint ; they
coat more money ; theye m we stylish.
He used to be as straighi and nimb'e as
you are. He, too, perhaps, thought h s
• father old-fashioned. Tour moustache
is nester, the cut of your hair is bettee,
and you are prettier, not, fir prettier
than "pa." But young Ulan, the old
gentleman gets the biggest .Clary, au.l
homely, scrambling sienaturo on the
business end -of a check will drain m .re
money out of the bank in five minutes
than you could get out with a ream of
paper and a 'upper plate sleek ure III 111
months.
Yonng meat are useful, am1 they are
ornamental, and we all love thein, and
we could not engineer a picnic succeed -Il-
ly without them. But they are len nov-
elty. They have been here before.
Every generation has had a toll supply
of them, an 1 will hick) to ret-) end oaf
time ; and each crap will think them-
selves quite ahead of the last, and will
live to be called old fogies by their mons.
Go ahead. Hare y.,ur day. Your eons
will, by and by, pity you for your old,
.add ways. Don't be afraid your merit
will not be discovered People all over
the world are hunter.; for you, and if
you are worth finding, tnev will find you.
A diamond is nut WI easily found as a
quartz pebble, but people search for it
all the in ors intently.—rPierenaloeical
}touseholts Hint s.
Yank PAa'+rtrs.—Boil until tender
in called water ; cut into slices, dredge
with flour and fry brown.
Sash curtains are usually tiled in ,lee.
on slender reds of brass --a rod ing
used at both the tap and butteren b the
curtain, They oars slide on rings or the
rods can pass through the hemi. Em-
broidery or other oruausut.t' is usual-
ly paced on the street side, the curtain
being faced on the inside with the same
material.
PAaIN1r BTsw.—Three slices of salt
pork, boil one hour and a half ; rcrepe
ux p•rsnapi, cut in quarters, leuethwise;
a.1.1 to the pork and let twit nue half
hour, than add a few potatoes and let
all hail toretber until the potatoes are
soft.
WHILST MerriN:1.—One quart of flour,
two tablespoonfuls of sugar, fire eggs, a
teaspoonful of soda dissolved in hot wat-
er, two teaspoonfuls of cream of tartar,
milk enough to matte • thick batter.
CINNAMON Rn.LY.--Take a piece of
pie crust, roll it out and cut in narrow
strips ; sp riuele cinnamon over it and
roll up tight : put in a tin which has
b_eu well oiled wit% butter ; bake until
b own.
CoCANUT J exima(. —O.te pouu 1 of
co.eotwut grated,three fourths of a pound
of suiar,-three eggs. a large iron sp•ton-
ful of flour ; drop on buttered pans.
GOLD AND SILVER CAM' —011e teacup
wh to sugar, one -.half teacup of butter,
wh.tes of four eggs, two-thirds teecup
of sweet milk, two teacup.. of neer; two
teaspoons of baking pewder ; flavor.
Gold cake : same as abate), urine the
yolks of the fur eggs, and adding o:le
whole egg.
GRAHAM COOKlS-.—TN. cups of sugar,
nue cop of sour cream, one-half teaspoon
ful of soda, mix quickly, roll and bake.
Caro'ica'e Farrr'sa-i.—Cut scold b til-
ed chicken in small pieces, put in a dish
and season with salt and pepper. Make
a batter .1 three eggs, one pint of milk
and flour ; stir in the chicken and fry
in hot lard.
Ecei Sauce.—Roll One tablespoonful
of butter in dour and stir it into one cup
of meat broth ; add two beaten eggs ;
boil one Minute. Pound the yolks of
four hard -bailed eggs and season ; pour
user the liquid. "
How To MASE SCANDEL —Take a
grain of fa!seb•wd,a handful of run„ab )ut,
the same quantity of uirnble tongue, •
sprig of the herb backbite, a teaspoonful
of don't -you tell it, six drops of malice
and a few drachms of eery ; aid a little
discontent and jealously, strain through
(if
l
bottle ofutale tolruce,oin
and hang it up en
a skein of street yarn ; shake it occasion-
; ally for a few days and it will be fit for
use. Let a few drops be taken before
walking out awl the desire l result will
Journal. follow.
THE QUEEN ANNE CRAZE. —A carpet
A Remarkable gild Woman. caught our eye ; one of those Oriental
carpets of 'rimy colours and no particular
'Aunt' Hannah M. Jackson, colored,
tied at No. 314 \Vest Fifty-fourth street
Wednesday night at the age of 111 years
and 6 months. The most remarkable
trent in the life of this good and respect-
ed old colored lade was her death. She
was not a lady servant nor cook to
George \Vairhingtiln, nor even had the
pleasure of hen ling that warrior a cold
cup of coffee and a e arelyzed doughnut
at the wayside inn. i She 115, did not re-
me:nember serine General Lafayette,
nor did she set. '..,round hot coffee to the
gal, nt firemen battling with the flames
sof the great fire of 1837. She had not
read every chapter in the bible. She
did not perform a hard day's work every
24 hours up t) the day of her death, and
didn't want to walk ten miles daily le -
fore break`tst even if she could. But
she did live an upright life, and died st
the home of the four surviving children
of her family of ten.—{Philadelphia Ex.
pattern, much affected in those days of
Dutch incitation and Queen Anne revival.
I It is a craze, by the way, this, "revival'
i in art and furniture, and will go the
I way of all crazes, The other day a friend
irefurnished his house from top to bottom
to please his clierming hut slightly cap-
riotous wife. No sooner comfortably (or
uncomfortably) settled, than they dis-
covered the shape of the rooms and the
general style of the house to be out (1
harmony with the furniture. This was
unendurable. There was only one thing
to be dune. Having bought the furni-
ture for the house, they must now build a
house for the furniture. Lares and Pen-
ates sere warehoused, the house pulled
down, and my friend and his charming
wife have gone travelling abroad for a
year, while a famous architect of advanc-
ed views builds them a house en a pure
Dutch model to suit their upholatry.
t slawny Girt.
Under the present ostler of things,
should the novelist go into the highways
and resorts of the world to study reality
he would find many a daughter of the
gods, divinely tall, andthe most divinely
fair, who, when her lips aro opened, will
dispel the charm of her presence and
bring to mind the old fairy tale of the
damsel from whose lips dropped toads
and snakes at every word ; who acknow-
ledged no law of etiquette but her own
whim ; whose standard of regard to
others is her own con:e...ence ; whose
greatest virtue is indiffere ace and wh rte
best charm absence. It is true that at
summer resorts there are charming and
lovely girls, but their iefned presence is'
completely overshadowed by the pushing
noisy vulgarity of the roystering girl of
the period, the girl whose family is often
ixcellent, whose advantages socially and
educationally have been all that position
and wealth could command, and yet w he
„remains VI the end vulgar, selfish and
M,trusive.
A Timely cerreett.a.
There was a good deal of bribery in
Lennox, clod there was a good deal in
West Middlesex. It was as bad in one
s„, case as in the other.—]Hamilton Spec•
tat or.
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIAV, NOV. 9. Ni3.
INN*.
Tim O tknluos t *fel gently sl ire up
the bang question and Ia rigs the loang-
ists after the following style: 'Oska-
loosa has • number of very pretty girls,
of line form and i,teUeetual ippon-awe.
They have ;tool foreherds, hut confound
them, they follow that hideous fashion of
hiding that evidence of cumeauese and
character by asy of 'bangs' that
would make an Iumuu uuiid of the Flat-
head tribe rend her garments with envy.
You know that the Flathead Indian
thinks the forehead a mistake, and mush
it out of all decent shape by prussinz the
heads of their intuit between cruel
boards. This gives the head thus stash-
ed an idiotiu and inelegant expression.
Bangs operate in about the Lona a way --
especially those that come down like a
hairy sheath, euvering the eye brows and
givene a sweet sort of idiotic expression,
and yet fairly sutgestint that the girl
utas shaken down her frust bair pre-
paratory to making a boating; Maohiue of
bcr fair heal. If we shall have any-
thing to do with celestial gate -keeping,
in the final sorting up of folks, girls with
those bad bangs will surely go to the 'de -
monition bow -wows,' while it will be an
awful tight squeeze for those who wear
those nasty little wiggly fluffy things.
It may he inferred from this that we do
not like this practice of 'banging,' and
the inference is quite oorrect-
Aaelbee Witness.
A. Chard, of Sterling, testifies to the
flicacy of Hagyard•s Yellow Oil, which
e used for a badly injured knee joint,
It is the groat household remedy for in•
flammation, pain,sareness, lameness,etc.,
and is used both internally and external-
ly with infallible success. 2
New ter the VIDA Day..
And all their attendant evils. Tho hot
weather brings with it many discom-
forts. Sudden attacks of illness should
at this seay.n be provided against. Pol-
son's . erriline, the great pain cure, is a
never failing remedy for all internal or
external pliers. Cramps, diarrhoea, dy-
sentery, and spume are cured as if by
magic. Always sure for neuralgia, rheu-
matism, etc. A 10 cent sample bottle
will prove its efficacy. Buy a 10 or 25
cent bottle at Wilson's drug store. Use
Poison's Nerviline.
Excuse os, but it was nothing of the
hind. in Lennox it was proven under
oath that Mr. Roe gave out two and titre
dollar notes indiscnminately. while
others wore equally active in disbursing
money in the interest of Stir John. In
West Middlesex it was not proven that
one dollar .]ranted kande on account of a
tote, to real thing proved being that a
ratan to bay two votes, but Mr.
Rale eomnilpe refined to entertain the
proposal --(Louden Advertiser.
Rite M.N.—The following is from a
resent sermon delivered by I)r. Beecher:
"A man that has become so rich that
he don't want to intimate with, is in a
bad way. He thinks himself too cultur-
ed, but the proper way to spell that hind
of culture is c -o -n -c -e -i -t. Some then
get too good to associate with their fel-
lows. They are s) god, so confounded-
ly good — (laughter) — that they don't
want to meet inert that are not so good.
Fur then[ nulh.dy prays aa they o.uuht,
noltdy preaches as ,they ought. They
thank Good that they are nut as other
teen are, and all the other men thank
Clod that it is so too. (Laughter.) There
is • tendency in riches t) pamper a
man's pride, fur with prosperity Domes
power and a tendency of self will ; et
this the] scripture says : 'Seest thou a
Ivan wise in his own couoett, there is
more hope (they didn't pay compliments
in those days)—morn hope of a food than
of him.' What a hopeless set there are
about Brooklyn, and some of them are
hen."
Mad 1/:alaage.
There is nothing mitre productive of
disease in a neighborhood than bad drain-
age. Open the culverts and ai aiceways
and purify the locality. The obstructions
in the human system may be remedied
in a similar manuer by Burdock Blood
Bitters, which opens all the outlets of
disease through the Bowels, Liver and
Kidneys. • 2
The grand jury of the court of assize,
Hainilton, have signed a long petition
to the Governor General asking; for a
couuuuntation of the sentence of death
passed upon McCabe for murdering her
infant. A citizens' petition is being
circulated.
krans's Fluid Llai■Ing
Isthe only instantaneous relief for Neu-
ralgia, Headache, Toothache, etc. Rul_-
bing a few drops briskly is all that is
needed. No taking nauseous medicines
for weeks, but one minute's application
removes all pain and will prove the great I
value of Kratn'a Fluid Lightning. 25 ,
cents per bottle at George Rhynes' drug'.
store. 1)
a Wreag .rtalea,
Alauy a duller is pard fur poremier:pu'e •
for some disease that never troubled the
HUGH DUNLOP
patient, and when the sale didleult was
Poems which • few od Freerase's \unu l• Able lI'ailor
den are would remove Those Pow
ashion{/L
den ars plessor, sato ■u3 sure, contain iy_
their own cathartic, and are adapted for
children or adults Y
a titesataa t. all ■aaktad.
la these times whoa our newspapers
are dooded with patent medicine adver-
tisements, it is gratifying to know .hat
to procure that will certainly cure you
If you are bilious, blood out of order,
liver inactive, or ;'mesal debilitated,
there is nothing in the world that will
cure you se quickly as Electric Bitters.
They are a blessing to all mankind, and
can be had for only tifty centa a bottle
of James Wilson. [2:]
w: sT s'r'REE'I',
Has the Finest ki;stirtment of Goody for Fall Wear to Chose From
IF YOU WANT
y
8 Nobby Suit at a Reasonable Price,
cel.L UN
HUGE. AID"
1..I.1TLOP_
f30DERI08 BOOTS AND SHOES
PL A4 NING MILL
Buchanan,Lawson (Robinson In End I ess variety,
cl.tN UYACTUKRtta or
ESTABLISHED 1853.
At the nldeet Established:Shoe Store in Town,
Sash, Doors & Blinds
DKALCKa IN ALL KINDS Or
Lumber, Lath, Shingles
and builder's material of every description.
SCHOOL FURIIITURE A SPECIALTY.
[]All Orders promptly attended to-
Oolerlch, Aug. 2, 1883.
190-'-4
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OP
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPF
LIVE RPooL-LONDONDERRY-GLAD :OR
Every Saturday From Quebec.
SUORTF_•iT SEt PASSAar.
SPEED, NM FORT AND SAFETY.
Summer .lrrangem •ent.
ttessen IRai.
Peruvian
Sarntat ian .. .
Parisian
Snrdtuian •
l'trctusiaa Nor, ••
I'Oi,y noeian l u
Ycrucia " 1r
Sarmatian " .1
Pastengcrs moire to leave Uodcrich rat noon
on Thursdays, to connect with stran.er at
Quebec.
Prepaid eertifleato ieeuedtit grcntic reduce 1
rates to persona wishing to bring their friends
oat from the Old Country.
For 'tickets rind all Information, apply to
H. ARMSTRONG,
Ticket Agent
Ooderich.
Ooderich, May lath. 1353.
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To Ht'-►vEN Ix• A Ptn.LYAN CAE. —
'Aud his (Eleazeris) sword clave to has
hand,' was the Rev. Mr. Talmage's text
at the Brooklyn tabernacle on Sunday
last. He contrasted the Hebrew gener-
al's energy in fighting the Philistines
with easy-going ways of those modern
christians who want a'roae-water and kid
glove' campaign. 'They want to ride to
heaven in a Pullman
sleeping car,' •' said
he, 'with their feet on plush cushions.
They want the bed moa de up early so
that they can sleep all the way, and have
the black porter, Death, only wake them
up in time to roll them into the Golden
City. They want soft sermons, in
morocco covers, laid down before them
on velvet cushions. But that is not the
way to salvation. We must expel from
the church those who eat the commun•
ion bread on Sunday and eat the widows'
houses all the week. Not a baptism of
cologne and rose water, hut one of fire,
is needed.'
as among irewore.
Cu qems bu a ata $ mite of Kidney
or lTiwer'u;le•priRt hist Electric Bitten
wit Ret .ppwwiiil ► eM. 1 We soy they
.saber, • tboseseds ttf eases alresdy
pitememen kr mised Ilei who are daily re.
coletweadlisil)] >*itters, will prove.
Bri ►t'sDisssesi Dhbet._, W.ak Beek,
nr as t quickly cured.
Theyyp si blood, regulate the bow-
els, sad Ws directly .a the diseased
parte Aker, hettie For
**lc •t aft ores& W J. WOO. [1J:
s AllPaot11611b the use
o1 Dr. g►r11's II"M% bolo
Treatment. Ste hhNlbiMut elsewhere
Sold at Wilmett i s' *4+ (I'
Sew lire Pre Va chem Weakened by
ease. Debility and Na_/MI •.
The Great German Invigorator is the
owly .,-U1.• for impotency, nervous de-
bility, universal lassitudes br.lJtrsss.
pain is *stack or sides, ala matter how
shattered the system may be from ea -
ceases of any kind, the Great Ge
Remedy willGenoa restore the lost fesetions
and mauls health and hippus sa $1.00
per pars, M2 boxes fes $6.00. Soli by
all drtsggistm, Beat on receipt of piss,
postage paid, by F J. Cheney, Toledo.
Ohio, cola meat tor United States. Cir-
culars and testi.anuisle Nat free. Sold
by Geo. Rnyttes, sole agent for f)ede.
rich. Ent :
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral wonderfully
increases to power and flexibility of the
voice, enabling public speakers to speak'
clearly and without fatigue. If people ; f
who are troubled with colds would take! Rev. Father Wilds
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral before going to( EXPERIENCE.
clulrch or places of entertainment, they I
would avoid coughing, greatly to the • The Rev. Z. F. Wads. well-known clt7
comfort of both hearers and speakers. anlsslonary In New York, and brother of the
late eminent Judge Wilds, of the Maesaeter.
The guests of the Albion Hotel, N ia,t- .etre Supremo cart, writes as follows : I N E W GO o D ice, N E 7C7 P R 1 C E S _
bra Falb, Ont., were thrown into a state ";d E. sub SL Nem Fork Mq le, Dw2•
of great excitement et dinner, on Tues. Weenie. J. C. AYER A Co., Gentlemen
ing humor affecting more eeprelally
my limbo, which Itched PO Intolerably at t iQQbt,
and burned!. intensely, that 1 mold scarcely Fear
any clothing over them. i was also a sufferer
from a severe catarrh anti catarrhal congh ; my
i ESTIMONI Z. _
loo:linge:t xl, Utmt -The crowfoot hitters I
(ask cured toe of Kick Headache. alter twenty
years of autf.•rang without Mir.g able to find
trlief. Mies..1. llot-uNciILAO,
Claria!rn g, rh.'.--Tie ('r a frot Bit, era Tel
teetty cn.wd me of rtahr: runt, without tieing
any teller We M . J,e4.1u 1.oLUHeLD.
If you wish t* net the warns .t pearsteeae
N
ask Year drusglat r IS.
THE 1' .-ILL KEEP IT 1
May 17.th. Pei 1891-:n
to suit the most fastidious and th most economic buyer
MY SPRING STOCK
Is now complete, and I take pleasure in informing my custo.ne:s that
vious time have I lied such a
at uo pre -
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. I haveraised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price unt i
it is a positive fact that no such value in foot wear can be gut elsewhere.
CUSTOM WORK
of every grade still receives my prompt and careful attention, said will be made ay
in the must approved styles by first-class workmen, red
of the very best material obtainable.
_ T CD WNING
CIGARS. CIGARS.
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
THE BEST ASSORTMENT 1N TOWN
A full line of all the Leading Patent Medicines always kept on hand
(Physicians Prescriptions a' Specialty.)
RCE R1IZTNAs,
BLAKE'S BLOCK, THE SQUARE"
OOTS&SH OES
=owreirs.g £t Wedc1-Ln.ep
Beg t. announce to the Public that they have opened business in the ebove Store
in the store 1a'el), occupied by Horace 'Newton. Having purchased a large and
well assorted stock of Spring and Summar Goods at close tiguree, we are determine
to give the Public thebener:.
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS WILL BE OUR 1OTTGI
.XiTPleasv' call and examine our goods before purchasing elsewhere.
'a -Remember the place, next door to J. Wilson's Drug Store
otEr-Custom work will receive our special attention.
efe-None but the best of material used and first-class workmen employed.
oferRepuairing neatly done on the shortest notice D
Goderich, March 9, 1882. DOWNING & W E D
Ms
21 T F' R O Zai T _,e.c4-. .2N
ABRAHAM SM1?'1-1
CALLS ATTENTION TO TIIF. Ft I.OZVING :
CLOTHING,
£3'A LARGE ASSOf:TMF.NT,
AND THF. LATEST DESIGNS:MS
CEJ .\ FINE ABSOII ULESS VAR' ETY,r LTRNISHING GOODS
HATS £TALL THE LATEST STYLES.
AND EVERY SIZE11
£Ti.I. PATTERNS. kf SNI) ASF T60UAIRANTEEI) Oit NO FALE.'klCLOTHS
day last, by an old man named Wm. Mc -1
Intosh choking himself while eating hu
dinner. A physician arrived about ten
minutes after the occurrence, but found
life extinct. He succeeded, however, in I
removing a large piece of beef which was ,
the cause of his death.
last winter 1 was trouble.] with • most nnmm-
fortable Itch
A RawatD—Of one douse "Tsases-
IiR" is any one seeding the best four he
Arm on "Ttastaav, the remarkable
little sem for the Teeth and Bath Ask
your Aresgat or address
The sum of $5,000, in one dollar and
two dollar notes, has been stolen from
the Government at Ottawa. Payment
of the notes has been stopped. The
number of the one dollar bills are from
505,000 to 506.000, and of the twos from
145,000 to 146,000 and from 135,009 to
166.
Thr entekeet Thing ea Regard
Is Krant's Fluid Lightning for Neuralgia►
Headache, Toothache, etc. It does r.ot
blister or discolor the skin ; require but
one application to banish all pain magic-
ally without using any greasy liniment
or carrying your head in a poultice for
weeks. Try • 25 cent Rattle front (leo.
Rhyne'. druvgut• h
appetite was poor, and my system • good deal run
down. KnowIng the value of AIKII'a SAnAAP.t-
RILLA, by observation of many other cases, and
from personal use In former veare, 1 beg:tn taking
it for the above-named disorders. My appetite
improved almost front the 55ret dose. After •
short time the fever and itching were allayed, and
all signs of irritation of the skin disappe `n My
catarrh and Dough were also cared y
mean, and my general health greatly Improved,
until ft Is now excellent. 1 feel a hundred per
Bent stronger, and 1 attribute these results to the
Inietk' confldenc *s theMt the 1 recommend
with all blood meds Inn
ever devised. I tonic It to small atom-. three
times aday, and need, in all, less then tet. tedu lee.
1 place these fleets at your service, Moping their
publication may do gond.
Yours respectfully. Z. P. WILDS."
The above Instance is but one of the many eon-
stantly coming to oar notice, whfrh prove tbe per -
fret adaptability of As r-a's SAa art.LA So
the euro of all diseases arising from Ispareor Ism
pererlshed blood, and a weakened vitality.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
el«•nails, fortehm, and strengthens the blond.
stimulates the action of the Memessk and bowels,
aed thereey enables the system M 1355* ..d o.
Irene the an ebef sit •.+_Jeleue Ddswsee, hay;
Eye, Ear and Throat. free. the sank R..sees,M !Monk ciewes
MbUite, cad all elands raealting tum poor se
corrupted blood and a tow elate of tk. system
DR. RYERSON
an. aa..vk lersa. *sea"' Ont., Dr- J. C. Ayer li Co., Lowell, Mess.
1t. C. P. L. CAL II:. Lecturer on the rice e1, six reredos for fell.
cad
Medseal Col- bold by all Druggists; p
Mercer Rya
A sl.aa
oorArlds, an
Hospital. may !
CHEAP FCR CASH.
TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
AS. A. NAI1IN
HAS THE FINEST BRAND OF
CANNED PEACHES
IN THE MARKET, AND HIS
CANNED TOMATOES AND CORN
ARE DF.Li('IOC".
A TRIAL WZLL CONVINCE_
COU IIT HOUSE SQUARE. GOIotRICII. ONTARIO
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