The Huron Signal, 1888-6-15, Page 6THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. .T 'NE
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alto hien who Haire Itesrt■mI �. HI,birel
H.em.dleeM ■awss•
Ills J 11. Vincent. one o1 the lire
rsgdby bishops elected by the iietkodist
nesferroee, was burn in 1811. A. was
ounverted to Methodism In early life and
Dined the New Jcey muter, nee in 1" $
irt
s Ib:D 1 he sta., transferred to the N. -w
1 ork ronferew•e, where lee L*. remained
ever ot.,. Bishop Vincent has long
anode a-iv,•hdt4 of Sunday ach•a,l work.
and la. , rdcr to Inw.we better •r.luaii.t.d
with Itihle incidents. be has traveled el-
t.usively lee the Holy Land. lie has been
general agent for the Sunday Saimaa
tiepin and is •u (rrrnae edit.., of The Sun ?.lav
School Jounial. In lard he wan eleei d
editor of all Sta:.fay school bcoks, te.keens
and tried*. and....ere/ganeding secretary .4
the Sunday s.•h..d 1'u.ou said Tnu•t sue
etc 114,1,, i. t iu.vut ie a good *porker.
Ub.bs.p Jae e. N Fitzgerald cnmmenrrd
life.a a lawyer 114.‘ all burn at Newark.
N. J., cud .ries :, d t., practice in 1'.-0.4.
He wee o•.'.rrir.l during a revival in
1,41 at•d at i t.n• lw,'an,e a Met birdie*
preorlier. Ili.s taunt, in this geld hats,
always brnticht l.im suc'so.a. 11e has
been pre stonily elder of the Newark con-
ferrer., and recor.tieg monetary of 11)1
Missionary I.ar.1 nod society.. ile has
also been rrrretary ..f the Newark con-
ference and a•aetar:t secretary of the
lier.eral eonfer'ures i 'f Ill.'i6, It<to) and i**
Bi.L•op Isaac W. Joyce is a n.tivo• of
Hamilton. 0. His parted* resooved t..
Indiana when be teas • eb''4 be wa-
brought up on. farm. sad at 16 was r.,n
verted t , Metbndisnu. From that 1:::
until IVO he was ereopled In 1:11.14
in that year was admitted to trial t
years later was nrd..ined deacon. road In
two year; ti;.,re was ordained elder !'
was presiding elder of the End la' 1 t •
lad . district ter several years..tnl :• a
doctor of divinity, the degree, h•ving been
oonferred span httn by Diekiuwo:, r f!..g..
In 1t'etU ire was .e:oetary of t he rommittee
of itinerancy •.f tire genera. cont n•:..•
Bishop John 1'. Newteau Income ••:411
known several year+ lig" from hi • fri'•n.:.
ship for lien limit and his at:etelaure
npon the .reneral at the time of his dem tiro
it. was horn in New York city in I`111.
tad was graduated at the Cnaenov.a. N.
Y., univetvi' y. In 11.t4:t Le Loraine a rain
later of the W$hodist Episropai church
In 1810 and lbdl he traveled abf• ad ir.
the Holy Land. In idiot he wa..rut to
New ,-o►beret ire-- #�i•r+at
laboring in the aouth.A•n Phu:.1i. and
established threw annual eonfen•iroi two
colleges and a rbureh paper. lee iv.t lir
woof to Washington. I1. C.. and tote
limbed the Memorial Methodhsf .3,:.n
The name year be was ed el:. {,un
to the senate. He west ted h.-p•"t"r
of United Stab ten. ni A^:s in
1914 and made a tour around the v-(•i1T
in 11189 he became pastor of the Ma.:t•o,n
.Menne ebureh in New York u•, I re-
ed after t wo years' aerrice fE-hop
man has written eonaiderahir un
able subjoins.
Jt N. pwougas t. D.
J. W 10TEIL/ / JAMES W. TROD: ax.
JOO:s R. rt/Wit?T. D. It CMt•rr
/Bebop D A. Onndsell was born in 1.41
at N.whierg N. Y . and enteral the crit?
istry ie Dein at New Haven. Conn. 11e
has fnalnently been iw•retary of anneal
eonferrneea. As editor of she 4 br-uitia:t
Advocate and The Zion Iferahl he La*
achieveed r..nellershle reputation n an a
writer. Ho comes tr>' the ministry tic
inherits/ire. his father having been • pop-
ular preacher
The minsionary bishop for Trolls and
Malaysia. Jamas Ilf Thobur... was bor.. st
Mt. C'lalrsvtlle, It., in leaf He was grad
gated from Alleghany college st Mead
v1Ur, Pa.. and began prerhing in Ohio at
the age of 21 He went to India t wnaty
eine years ago as a missionary. sod. ih
otiejunet ion with Bishop Taylor. didtnnr!t
to bnUd up the chorrh among the nati-e
tribes He built the largest r hurrh in
India at Calcutta.. and preached for ivt
year; at Simla, the mummer eapital. P.
war, editor for a time of The India Wit
nese. published at Calcutta, and 1. ik•'
author of ••Mv lfiesionary Apprentire .Lip.
a Hbitory of Tye stty tive 1 ears' haler,
onee In fadia.' tied of a volume of '
',Amory Sermons."
Joie 111- Tablikier.
John 111. Palmer, nnwlnrted for g••:er.
nor of Minnie on the Democrat lc tick. ,
was born at Fogle Creek. Ky., wopt it.
181':. First a .xooper. then a tv Idler 1.-t
anally determinsof to become a law'.•r.
This decision be reached from •
ertquainta cis which he farmed with Mi. -
when Alas., Ho occupied himself
in teaching .drool and study. and 1:i the
epging of 19M he went to Alton. and
thasoe to fit. leets. From terry he vent
bask to U11nos
sad studied law
is an office at
Omrlfnvllle. He
drifted Into poll•
ties and became a
candidate for
county clerk, butn
was beaten
the whiter of 18190
be walked to
and
was examined for
the bar by John
T. Memnon. of
Zrntect. and 8th- -
A. Douglas. Jona W. ' 'lir. t
Bi -
was admitted.}
and that night strolling int•, a poiitieel
meeting listened to • aprerh mad. by
Abraham Llneoln. Shortly after Mr i'al-
pier heroine deeply Inmereed in politica.
le 1A49 he was eleeWf probate jndge of
lleronpls county In le51 he ran fn, the
asa•te as an independent Democratic emir
dilate against Doogl.a and was elected.
On the bwt.ktag not of the w Ilfr.
Palmer entered the se[viee of the natal
Mateo anemlenel of the Fourteenth 11iineia
velnnteeirs. He sewed under Oen Hea-
ter in Mlaaouri. in D'•eemher. 1`t71, he
was made se.
brigadier general. and ro
tamnded a division of Rope's army at
island Pe. 10. He f,oetght at the )atoll.
of Farrington where he arbk•re.l grad
d olinetinn At the battle of Stone rtw.t
he wore he major gwteral's .horsier
atm* In 1814 he wan made n.ilitary
an'ear�r of R#nt.eky. in 1881 hem wee
ei•[a�l Re'publlran gn•ernor of Minnie.
Bib auplwortw) Norco ureeley In ley mad
TM«..a 18't -
we roars comas
Cabe* WSW.
Wham did Meet bar t
Wise was her hes/her I
1IM she • camel
Nal she a nether!
Wieder pe•Adsnle
bests Were insierr
WW1 Identity
ebsedal Is mystery
Nail of Phsafola.
Pabst. Arabia.
Afilsb laths,
Orsea-kiaead Iduab.a
Who was her father
Webb, a viking,
nrUMMI abut
dile le els akin*.
Out of flea W hrnceoe
Otter the water.
1811 the Where
Bleb etre his daujl.:er'
Welles of Norway.
Primark, or Sweden
1;111lee the charms
N. Orden of F .I. n '
fdlede er kranet ten :
ilimeaded or Mende. :
liar/ er fright I
Uateght7 or tender
Wk., ars her graces
Unknown to fame
Ahem did Cain meet her
What was her mow.'
K hleper it eerily -
aV, oast k be
The lay we mak
Will 1t. Hags •' ;n e
T. ata. ye ■spm,
ated.ataof We.
Ar'w erg• query ;
Who oat Cain's w.fe I
Sar T. (•a.ot•an.
1Ws ora ietr •a•11•16
Againet .adder Odds, irrihtieg cow•
awl soreness of the Throat. K. it Mit-
yard's Pectoral Beldam at heed for them
prevalent trembles of Winer and : pr►►eg-
lit is the bot s.teguerd. 2
FARM AND GARDEN.
Tag C1/sltalrt WORM -The best
l.nowk emeedy for the currant worm,
which infanta both currant and goose-
berry busks., is elute huieb•.re. Now
white tetebure is an altogether different
drug fines black hellebore. ai remember
a id use the former. The chestxvt and
001114 aide of application is to max the
hellebore in water. Place a heaping
tablispeinf.l of the powder in a dish :
add grada•l►, a quart of h.,iioY Yater.
Burned ell the while to make certain
that the hellebore is thoroughly saturat-
e!. ?um this mixture into a pailful of
c>)d wader stir well and appy with a
garde, friar or ordinary ascot mg pot.
The object to wet every leaf ; n:ake
two applitltions, a few days apart.
While white hellebore is poisonous there
is little or no danger fn.tu its nee, as
above directed The chances are that
edam the fruit is npe enough to eat the
mine will have washed off all tracer of
tba hellebore, ark should any remain on
the eluuten the fruit will have a soiled
appnataat,sod be rejected in conae-
1 uwaw
A ateatittti of the Kiecutive Com-
mittee of the Irish National Lawn* is
America has been called for Jane 12 at
elevelaed, Ohio. The object is un-
doubtedly is regard to the action seces-
wry to he takes oa Ike Y •pei te•sq•?.
las es ie.erit earl.
Don't allow • ado its the head to slow-
ly and surely run into C'•tarth, • hen
roe can he cured for 25c by using Dr.
Chases Catarrh Cure. A few applica
ti. 1a cure i.cipie.tt catarrh ; 1 102 le,xa
cures ordicay catarrh ; 2 to 5 h, xes i,
guaranteed to cure chronic atarrh. Try
:1. Only 23c and sure cure. Soli by
all druggists. ly
A REWARD -Of one d..aeu "Tanana
ar'• to any one sending the best four lin-
rhyme on •-raassttat.•• the reworkal,le
little gem for the Teeth anti Cat:.. Ask
y .ur drug>(cat or address
Mare temarltaMe
Four.d at :net, what the true polilie
has been looking for these many year,
arid that is • maedicine which although
hut lately introduced, has made fin
itself a reputation second to Inc.othe A y e is Pills,
medicine a J,.hnaon's Tone Bitte +
What a Time
People formerly had, trying to swallow
the 4O•/aMleaed pill with its lis of
regaaab vainly diagabttag Its Wier -
sees ; sad what $ coattail to Ayers
PUM, that have bees well called " med-
icated swam -plums"- the only fear be-
lly Wes patients may be tempest into
tubing too essay et a dose. But the
dietetic' are plain and should be
strictly toUowed.
J. T. Teller, 11. D., of Cbittenango.
N. Y., exposures exactly what hundreds
have writtaa at greater length. He
says: " Ayer's Cathartic Pills ere highly
appreciated. They are perfect in lotto
and co.UUug, and their effects are all
that the most careful physician .•ild
desire. They have supplanted all the
Pills formerly popular here, and 1 thiol:
it must be long befure any other can
be made that will at all compare with
them. Those who buy your p::.s get
full value fur their money."
"date, pleasant, and certain in
their action," U the concise t, i' ,u'ny
of Dr. George Z. Walker, of Martins-
ville, Virginia.
"• Ayer's Pills outsell all similar prep-
arations. The public having .once used
them, wiU have no other." - Berry,
Venable & Calliet, Atlanta. Ga.
which in conjunction with Joh.nsou'.
runic Liver Pile has performed sum.•
least wonderful cures impure er lin
pnrerished blood soon beconies purified
and enriched. Billiousneas, indige.tien,
sick headache, liver complaint, languor,
weakness. err , soon disappear when
mated by these excellent tabic medi-
cines. For Sale by Good, dru_Kist, Al-
biuu block, C:oderich, sole intent. [d
Jones (who catches his pastor o'.t
fishing` : "flood morning, D.ictor : Ai•
you studying theology 1' Minister :
•' Yeatchth'okay.'
To lb. M.dI.at Pr.M..h.n. aae. ON weeO
It may maces.
Phoephatine, or Nerve roan. a Pher-
p]tate $twstertt bered- upon ecieretitie-
Facta, For.nulAted by Professor Austin,
M. D. of Boston, Mass.. euros Pulmon-
ary Consumption. Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigo and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the human
system. Phosphatiue is not a Medecine,
but a Nutriment, because it contains no
Vegetable ..r Mineral Poisons, Opiates
Narcotics, and no Stimulants, but simp!
ly the Phosphatic and tiartric Elements
found in one daily food. A single bottle
is cutficiont to convince. All Dnagttists
sell it. $1.00 per bottle. [omen &
Co., sole agents for the Dominion,
55 Front Street East Toronto
Thr SA RRIS STEEL BINDER,.
Nsvhagtoe ate'$' ^.'?cert yeariorltrce.enre in heirei ing room ell a..d natwe. there arm s
trot roporrl''I t. -S'. that I etre d.tea.. ■r;.l r ',card to 11.5 barrio .steel Bonn r w bbh to in)
b aJ p. -arc,. tO, suprr.oritf seer all ..Pee:. :
i. �.eal••aw be f■lu4$b vt ....�.'l. r•.i, .• f lea,. i.y- any other ....e any.
.- e. 4.a, bap p,e a•, n. -u,.. ten ase i .1..4111 ,� treat ' t+r mssula.ilury. This t• tan
n:ew' leassuurw•.t n .M to ha.. ••••vii cel Jo. loo. M'1 .intuativinn&&• thee.
of sinal sad is then
3 f 1* sa. tun•,. tt..Dttpn Isom. i s whit
fuer :oleicabk P• :suit work.oc wet ebt...�m�sf at tore wnrn4
i. l ata n..' . + a, 011,1o
1:r r on, ray. ea..!} al+rwtt M h•ue4 re so' aLoP .'trrdlntr to !,thew•.
1 tourer wat.•c•A,ne orae ow. ':we. the�� e
1 ns,a
tly .nd:, .l. . l • 1,..•.1 din .reel. tl•e a"•+.
.MatI) eY-awl•,+'.'. .• i•.. pe.! env h ,• . •: ,.ir evrso'rteS in" tkup• 1 Lac ler ll Actin stork of .e•
Mau fee rario('•`isoiloassofan• - ••,t:atie tr.i..n.
.D_ "T_ E 1_R'ACA_1\T,
Prepared ay Dr. J.C.A erlkCo.,L s.. Yea. ernr7t:01 l,ta.l kne:re A,:flier ear' Cenral is of the
e' as kiod'.'t' toof nieete te
ax
Ayer r .cede es r ..+ '-..rt rwblag )Na;mtm • .h•. Armpits •tithe b et Aird., a -t name sonde air
he.sn•. ha:. ...... ,.:i.I ens req'nrre,: gni •pt until .sem tem enrpitet. Lrat•r 1nar under.
a.Y by all Dusk" V)t.a/d.a. • under. -141- 1s case- t notate -et.. Qudeneh
TRU Kxnror Tits Cnu. - About
Tee -.birds et the amount of a generous
ratios Sue a cow, legs the /t,«nuoun,
gnat to keep the oow alive and in health
and vigor. All the money there is, or
can be made. by fowling her is made out
of the other third. To put it in another
form, the first two-thirds is lust, --the
lain third is sold for three prices ta the
e ow. This everlasting truth ought to be
painted plain on every diaryman's big
harm doors, where he can read it every
time h* gues to the baro to feed hie stock.
tee, Masa steal money fen in their own
sad throw it ■way, by rating
teaquery, "will it pay 1" aad
wile he food. A man ought as
welled' i1 is will pay to teed oath to a
horse that is doing the ploughing.
There is no special skill needed to grew
small fruit successfully. ,Pur raspberries,
blackberries, currents and gooseberries,
there should be a small piece of land mei
apart, but the strawberries may be grown
in the track patch. One requisite for
wreceofel strawberry growing is good
variety ; .ad it is difficult to advise in
thie matter, as wb.t doe. well 1n ons
lom/1y often fails in anotber. It is
.traded advice, however, to say, do not
�high -prised novelties, 'but go to
e eneessefal grower neer home and
tike hie advise as to what to plant.
)it i• Igoe *economy in hatching with
h*teMest more than one at the same
age. god with the same variety of eggs.
The chicks of pure bred fowls Dome
mostly uniform in Dolor, and when • hen
is .ogeminted with the extremes of the
mood dist covers alt in between, the
wash d[ docks becomes then a very
stt.r. A good hen will take
gig*.1�e m
ciettlitof sisteas or eighteen chicks. w
.f two hatchings may, if not two
iseastees, be given to one soother, or
three Soaks gives to the Care of till, hens.
teyiey hews a larger ole in my du
t," says a well known: druggist, "than
soy aaher pill on the market, and giro
th>fbentsatisfaction for sick headache,
Whjeiwe••, indigestion, eta., and when
osselabilheff with Johnston's Tonic Bitten,
JehMella,'s Tonic Liver Pills will per
Neel what no other medicine has drone
Wee, for suffering humanity • Palls
IS wets per bottle. Hitters TiO cents
aMd SI per bottle. S..ld by (;wide,
Druggist, Albion block, Ooderich, sole
Mesh [e]
Let it lowborn' in mind that the cords
of hors, which bind hearts so closely to-
gether that neither life nor d.•t'h nor
time nor eternity can severe thee., ere
worsen of threads no bigger than a
spider's web,
Low's Sulphur Soup is an elegant toi-
let artiste, and cleanses and and pur'8w
the akin mad effectually. lm
Small knit, indulged see little thieves
That let in greater.
Tre.bt may be La,ret.d.
Ig poi de net heed the warnings ref nem
pars and ei owes pay attention to the
essiNmiesees of your health. How often
WO MI a wane pet off hum day to day
Yes pgehw of • medtei.e whish if pro -
Owed et Ugh tendert of • disease would
have remedied 11 alio* ilstedistely.
Sew II Jamming'', Tonic Liver rills had
hers takes whim the hat .eemsieaei
see& by sewsarene• the illness .wosW
have hese "-Ripped it the lied." Jobo-
s.n s Teals Bitters .ad Liver Pllhs ere
lad' p the hest assdisine no the sear-
kee psa.rel cowls, sod invigwe.tiss
.....111111 Pills 161. per bottle. Bitters
80 emote nail fit Mills, sold by
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THECWMSBESTiRIEtl
One air • of well curdane.'.
will keep a -row tie, r six m•.o'ie
winter : ehr will irolu're. , ao. avrr:wte.
nab sur 'hoer were* e1 pnehtt•• f.'' her a.tw-
m»r •apfs•rt. One aero • n t..• u•Iti ee
II Teen) wilt atrp,•rt her all tli. ;ear
round.
Vogl ap-e.loee.
Mien on risk 'n buying ,u�iiullr__- but
try the afloat Kidney sod L•ver rel;ub , he Ot.� Established Were sad Mere `far torr !i. wifl tem rbc Hent faille one of the Largos
for. mad[ by Dr. Chaar, adfi. r Week, is ehr 1a,rt,
"' Try eJ'''Y' EVERY STYLE, QUALITY, & PRICE.
i..•s.es.a t':- L'y.•r• Kai
Sc_4 L)QU A:P. F^.8 BOR
BOOTS AND SHOES.
E. DOWNING
Chou', rreeiLive,
Cure for nit d
ifet's.1lrontaelr.iod Dow, t.. ts..., try a 9
dr uttgiste.
The distre.ii ni; palehees •.• ••ft •n ob-
served to yeatsg girls and ;+.•men. n slue
na a treat u.•;asor° to a !ace o1 ehr red
cerposic.es in t:ta Woo,. o,. To reasely
this requires a ir.nds ins ah.eh pn•d,tcrs
these n.•eeserr-y tittle id- est .ur.etiti.rtite.
and ehr beat y et desacs. rd is J'.hn«,n's
Tonic Bitter,. Price 51' •-eats• , rd •1
per kettle at Cl• eels • dna • .tone, A14, esu:
block. Ooderich. $.•ta .tent. -(!tf -
THE KtY TO HEALTH.
AN A ME1111T STOCK or
Lades Fine Goods
in Dutton Door.. Itt'u•,•rIle. a•.,r,wrees. e.ttord 'rte.. fifteen 1ilb-eot soylew of Kid Slipper -
Tom .;... p'"rar orice you like. Yoh. Pima, Rem. Pronelia. Carpet.
Wigwama'ui ierrutaa rd' otter • .0 p:.da■sun.
OVERSHOES AND RUBBERS1
t.)1 every dee. r.00:,on .with of eloadw ,nd American m,L�i. i would alien calf the anemia.
of .'r3►HitEItdtu :hitt pan er lrf-itoea eapecat!; euttabta for them, such as
Long Boots in Cali, Sip and Cowhide,
FELT BOOTS AND 3[OCCASL'I S.
1 hare • Into of !hit Bente. ,ny •awn mak.. n^knawtedae•i to he tin hest Felt Bost made in
t'seada. Ihvu.pt a„d caret JI attention even to
ORDERED WORK AND REPAIRING.
/i Please bear three facts lamina -1 hate h, far the laoryrrst stark of Bents and Shoe, in
tows • They are of the eery bee' Qsastity preeur..fdr. sang amide la • ie !test manufacturer .o
r'armada: And 1 will veil at tinea ana low ur lea rt. thea al.) of.
eatkitine a seatisu acr efrose valued c..-'om. w Luerwllr accorded sr during the past
len aloe
Efnlnekn e'lthe r:ht•^x'. of the -fourteen 7va=s...rear . Tour'.
y
Bowels. ?;Print': and Lint.,, carry -
system, all the impurities end fad .'rahb's Mock. C..r. Exit st. ash :=sear•.
bion ens of the ossetons ; st the st
tires Correcting Ability
Stomach, curing Bi:ii7aanetis. Dy3-
ppe�ppee:�:a, Heliaeht Dtrzlyara,
_ Hiartbetrae Co st.patieTt, Dryness
.tWf :h3 Skin, Dropsy, r:mn:'� at
Jaunt:hes, Eai,
polls, Scrofula, Tlt.tterng of
the Heart, Nervotua'sai ane. Gen-
teel Debility ; ail these end many
other similar
similar Ccenplainth a:1 to the
BL'OODinflt L f O
tliE
BITIMMI'g. IBM= 1 Cf.. PrssYane, !tis•rly r
ing off ti'rod•n:Iv wat}:c.t aeaken: gtae
E. DOWYING
GEO.
EVERY one should call tin him before purchasing Fr.-RN[TURE elsewhere.
ONE and all can save mnr.ey by buying from GEO. BAi I2Y.
B tRRY sells cheap for cash ; be will not Le ur.drrsuld.
BARRY
makes a specialty of UNDERTAKING and i'ictLre Framing.
ALL kinds of FURNITC' RE kept on hand. ('all and see kis Stock of
ROCKING Chairs, Tables, Parlor Setts, 1l.,tt:esees, Bedsteads, Easy Chairs. he.
REMEMBER that GEO. BARRY keeps the best Stock of F("RN ITI-REin town.
you should call rad est his PRICES before buying elsewhere.
GE=O_ RA�:R=,
Hamilton -St., Oodetich
ABRAHAM SMITH
15 OYPLRI%G SPECIAI. BAI.OAiNte IN
CLOTHING.
( want you all to read and profit thereby. Now the holidays sort electieas •ren over.
we come down to business. i as catering to the public the largest stock and
THE BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING
IN WKSTKRN CANADA. AT THE LOWseBT PitIC1CB_
The stock nee and will he sold oat to rake roma far spring goods.
I rake the euvere lut et thanking the public is both tows aad esrrwsadfeet eeea-
en fee past slavers, and ieHclt . eestNsstkrs A.
SMITH.
Goderick, a fila =1
NEW
SPRING MILLINERY
MRS. SALKELD'S.
The latest Novelties of the
seems eoa he Masai ea tem North aide of the flseare.
MOUNTS, SHAPS, RIBBONS. GAUZES
sed every'thluar 1. be fses4 te • first -elm mllllaery establishment. A new hoe .f
PURE
PARISGREEN,
HELLEBORE,
INSECT POWDER
RHYNAS'
T23T RR�� 3- -IST.
AND NVN's r I.X
ten* run sail minima rhe stook and set prtaa. Aamt stir PesWs ale.m
p>N Teets. .root•. MAC- 1114.1...11E11111.3°.
�, Man In Buainel�. should �
Geode the 'dr.ggi t, per
Meek, ole his Ono. Stationery P
meat
TTAVINO Rb.-
FCItNI3t1LD
my slop la the atm
style. put In ehrre
slew atarberralrw
two of them themes -
bursted Rochester
Tilting l • h • ire, an.
hired a journeyman
Barber. we an in a
position to do heater
Werk than hereto-
fore.
Lady's R Children' •
Haircutting made •
.T is ty oa,all Aye
" alitasirtgison
proud.
"771\.2_ KWIC- T
g„t Wal Street. two dear. eset of P.O-, Sedstieh
NEW ANNOUNCEMENT I
The unde'rsigaeog, while thssking tee._ blie r their liberal paresage tte■tewe
upon bills place oestmenring b ait� te,UaleMr'tne. ileal heleas paY_ lows his
prices to
OCR
*0.17(01 FICCIES,
on,*
as 'Lebo ps,tleslarty to can atteattae so fab
SPLENDID LiNES OF TEAS
from 10 cts to T6 cts per Ib, Maple Syrup, finest case Prunes.,
pure Spices, Lawry celebrated Bacon, cooked Corn Beef,
Cut Myrtle, Cavendish and Club Tobaccos, best
American fine cut chewing Tobacco, fresh
salt and canned Fish, best quality.
12 Bars of Soap for 25c. 3 Scrubbing Brushes for 25c.
Leiner. Or+anaa. Mixed Omar. A Ns 1 Cher -Mato peep, de.. vet. Y..eral
GrocoriesiCrodery, tllassure. Flat,
JOHN ROBERTSON
1/11VO011Cli l07s TO O. L. W1rVISTOSZ,
Blake's Sleek ire fire, get ab.
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