The Signal, 1890-11-7, Page 3STOCKER SHOES DAIRY1fEN'S 1OPIG4
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ENDLESS VARIETY
d Stylo and Prise, at the Ot441►Wlshed
Shoe Store
Or
E. DOWNING.
wedsot nenll.ee to...Pike e< etyle,(bwt
vee meanie seerebotss;of the
Best Productions
in footwear from all the
Leading Manufacturers
he the Dseioion. Prices lower than attest/
air morale the teumaaiuu Nettie same cleisis
Ordered Work
WHAT ONE DAIRYMAN DOE. WITH A
SIU HAY CROP IN THE FALL
nte• es sad Dry Paetar.e and iarsatag
Mayeaee m to Ay.aa...d B. rod Ike
Nept•o Har M ids lwtlk Cave -Part.,
tag Mee.ews fa UN fall.
How a �y to P'dtably utilise the
crop? le the
perturbs the meats el many
meta II think that • portion ef o New
has solved the problem, at
own aatiefactiou, for he told
was Wing to feed out his large
sof newly cut hay between
gust and winter's advent. His
for so cluing. as tolerate: Th.oontinued �y ser
was Dwr.bete the Paktum. red
teed and rapidly shriakirtg the
The milk yield of his dairy.
of �Y 110 per cent. within t
tweaks. mad it was of specs;
him to check the retrograde ac
some of the lost grow.
Gesseee bot appears to have
1'rice,and now itia
tendency -milk increasing in value as
this product goes up. Dry Features, a
stall lacteal yield and the market set-
ting toward better prices was Mr. Re
ti, and them were countless dairy farm -
ire in the fame boat. We preen
Sot one out of a dozen followed
summer and fall hay fold
THS SIGNAL. FRIDAY, NOV. 7, 1890.
PART •LltiiltT. HOUSEHOLD RECIPE& —
To the Mew of tae MOW -
POW At.stta'r •ru WtwueaSi Rant. Pickled Celibate. -Cwt
Rasa► dm .d •.tan ur t ash, lei
rd cabbage
pee/eh-AIM heard ur devotee' got the steed till eslt de 80161146
rsrtleu
ebur• aimed wempsay wag Meld la, thea brine oR, put 1n a Urge u
vin". oe Ttailo sy seesaws Last, 26th disk or • milk
pan,ult. Al the peeivas Ia .Iwg Mr Clue rt turn pour bn
Tupper Berne, a prumioeut financier of that
t e over taro the e s
this ail hat Ee re."'tt'r Beta aver all.
i carnet it labii •Minae offerailway oough- cabbage with • steamer, put lm Jan
y alts- meld the rl
rain all tee
pen eerthr°
dice spiced
nage oval w
3
"CHARD--A—N-1_3
1�1���_-AxD a�1�. FINE
s1ARDENINU ANO FRUIT 0AOWING FOR TMLORING
AMATEURS AND PROFESSIONALS.
Lit 111, rib. C.ad4al0as Vader wb*sb Caeamohee.
Mer rte Yost hweesedrllr rived -Ar
Ideal noose for Cae.nibir. D.aaed.
Pete. tor w arietie..r k. Il.► C a.asaeees.
11 lightly managed the English encum-
ber is one of the rant xaftifacter•y of
forcing vegetable,:. bane satin culture
01 English demands a roomy
house. rich. poems eel wt::, ge..1 drain
a`e, a warn, nutlet atm.aq.hrn% pinpty-
uf water at the louts, frequent sephca-
utimg, Aad utlered to get the r aatw urger again and pour over.
subscribers to the stuck neemeaary to and
a noir tb o ■1!1 be 4rlght rad
uhfaalse the oompapy, .I& : htauslt I any length of time.
Waal that vtieere . be named by. hu., and to bete Cucumber )'wkle.-Pick smell and
�gw Jmry- obi uec.. ars dep.att toads "' this back la siJ eueweebrrsCrum t►w t u,e, with •
York state. cw Mid stuck, ,..rely require g that ibe em•11 piece e,f st.ea to esch ; well ru►
in
aSbgutayg farmer espouses -a metre tulle-eudrtbattntp� °«�° ht eb nwcut •initol pate '. J�r
)cast to his P•a
me th.t be beard shut the stook w hem and his well, sad put 1s jar ; pour but spiard
morphs' stoniness and t.. no oilier y.rty or par- vuteg.r over ud °ever close.
the !rt of An- ties. This °Bir tit Jlr Onion Prekle.-Choose small miner.
reasons Duras hewing been aocepled, the prewar skin 00400*, ties), d,, imti. beet white
gal. were mwtIog Was called for the pulp„.e
et eiuegar, °Q1Zre tight.
dry weather investing the stock book --•loch that Y•iluw. Yicklr.-t cauliflower, 1 qt.
sitting the iten0emsa had premised to heel *1 read. onions, dry, 1 oa, mwtard wed, 1 uz
railkflose +,tar -ha wuk receipt fur the items/tory sa.ry whew ginger, 2 tableop,+,nfu)a curry
had shrunk defwsit e 1 arz ehuuMod ti„..; !alarms", .pd it px,wder. Put all to a jar ; Dover wird
he last few passible tie a.aspluts neguwit° boiling vinegar. Dover tight buil
is
terwst to pFe+out u the the ' l vinegar
ire, There were pun nicest time. ?los of the prettiest and
d recover vesico Michael 61u1d's,n, (ii„wge $, nicest pickles clads
?meanie, l lou■ (hw L qta. ct'(t'asta 1Nn'xr
touched rick 1 har4l.g J t.rtte .bit. cabbage, 6 tions tf fertilisent. ttt'a iurlal
on the es w large talon Nrptek! with ?tan* Ratee to keep ,Iowa
ururuing,;
inaecte
into For•
_ 1 seed ( sewefuj cit
Bonaparte Berm, eo New ,u�ar; cen'er with vin from
brawn
J u.ius Cwasr Burns 2O $,u0o vee to two bourn ; putin
George Wasbingtou Bunts 10 1,000 pepper, all d
sthe beet praying
of tit
tt permitted their herd* to
over *ere pastures until an mf
eposi to the best in Garda.
appeared on the meadows.
1 thick I know d one farmer
forever abjure the perniciun* pr
act?
meadow' paltering in the tall.
son has cost lain at met ten tone
lay- in one season, and that Aortae' C
.owning from a ten acre lot we call ane
a
sou aevere1 learned. The farmer in
question kept young stock on the rneivinw•.
EVERT PAIR GUARANTEED. the untilrfreeasult was before fated.ng weather last autumn, and
As if to more strikingly illn*trate the ea
cause and effect of toe deterioration j,,.t
over a wire f
tae that
Mr. B.'e
�im, AI.zed Peck lea—Tv each
wander Abraham Lnrol0 Burns .. 10 1,000 ear take 6 tz gall
tenuatdl Luis Rid Burns 10 1,004) mustard, 1 , t
Chet Liver Burns turmrnc, ■ lutla as t, 1 tables
ll/ 1.00!1 each seized spice, pepper and
who tip John 31c(3snl(L Piero* .. 100 10 Wu ,tetter. Bull the viewer. mix
*dice of Adesie Dezey Barna 10 1,000
The lee Walter gaff Burns
100 lU Doll turmeric, and •largo spoonful
of good
NO SLOP WORK
Cortland, James Trey,D R. F, _
and Jab Amu d. Mr Muldoon ga. agrem
been ap;oieted enatrmr's, Mr Bur b I a,greet
•. al! ebopped hat,
presented he stock bee, which was le Bell wink Mtt, get stand nil
sigud by tb. following : diet
elf the brae, and
Na,.mShares. Arai, erls,t kettle, with eine tabesp
Chas Topper Barns 200 $'?0,000 rr , one v turmeric, ti.
Napoleon
or black
Whitelaw Rees Burns 10 1,000 ,riff. ,Cee taocre tomatoes f likecd. t.•
C. St.W.rt !'..,Hell Burns. . lU 1 GOI/ furl,
uu sips- with each other. which toe rat
cam in training awl selection of
varieties. W. M. Munson. .nth
the fureeeing, writing from Con
ramify iu A,nericen emeitm,
mune says nn the subject:
The ideal hottree• fur 'cue°mbe
which ix large enough t.. 4tll• �w
to attain u pm/tin/V. xize without int
1890.
.Fall al'1d vv "L t
Fine Display
rrstteds. f New Goods.
Fine English and Scotch Tweeds.
Fine Canadian Tweeds
Fine Overcoatln
1890.
•
Fine WorkmanlsIip and Trimmings.
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
�_ �raccO ;Ma�ec_
PUBLIC NOTICE
Another
large consignment of
wiry `'[ Fresh Teas of
f ber- superior quality.
fnrthrr-
rs
et our In order to counteract the di▪ s-
honest practices
rather perpetrated on the
Illation public by
, etrikr peddlers and others, w
prr[r[-
largrr are ofI'eri n S
•rgey g pec_la lInducements
cwnm- a and Coffee, and solicit your pa
ro
Reginald Bireh.11 Bun... lU 1.000 ''f cora starch, wit! cold vu,rgar,
'eepatrs Clara Burns ... 20 e, 011 u1 f>„ilio a then let boil, Iter
wen B. ebthuey Bulbs 20 2 0Dt i um an earthen chola; ; the
or more roof and which will allow via
sestet•., without permitting a dratrtght tt
ground the plant*. A large brute ix alio
mwtard, able to a tonal! one. 1Nr:att.e the
or more voln1Me 4.f air is not soquicklyaft�
stir to. outxiele cowditi(my. In building a
Tato jar iter boner ter by 80 feet ix a good size. T
Roe tare This will allr.w three 1cwt tables on each
yell... side and a nit foot table in the center,
Re_ airing done Promptly
and Right.
E. IJOWNINC,
liar. Etul►'at. and eeare. Ooderich.
RL POSmf1Y can
`P# �5, NNE S i THE
3cwe �etlapi JrL, Ciarri.oea
-111 t'j`--
s :i f0£ROMPLAINTS
KEEP A EOTT LEE IN C#
THE HOUSE.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
Wily EVERY FARMER
slwmid waned
Armstrong's improved
-eavb.-
RAIN & SBD CL1tI188?
of a neighbor. u y the lar,;° se
i8 n*catheed by fall ;;r.
and one of the heavies
crops it heel borne in ytare
Reverting to Har main topic --sunt.,
and fall hay foddering for milk cow
4,..1._ r
10 1 - - rather thick and a Moe
awe. 1 put beaus, cauliflowers.
ben, 0aiuw, the white of cabbage
$60,000 and radish pada in this pickle,
'ally Owego : it's a rerular dandy' and parbe el the beans, strain a
id the chairman after peruan.g the list, into vinegar left from last year's
net mould you please inform the Intel- for a few dl
s er w k+ till r
e*clow l+gent radiance, Mr Burns, why there is them, when drain an put nen
ring. 1,.� nate signed for the last 10 shares, mixture ; .tions, p u just as
t hii, and .hy you don't produce the bank re- cut cucumbers,
eetptf' Mr Burns hastene° W explain ltto week Erie flower : p
er file aw,ther-in-law's name had been edit- vu,egar over °' Wear a lett
ed t0 rhe list, but at the last mnnrnt h, tt ben tb• 's lo, put 41. le
considered that perhaps a woutd be bet- ori un tc, . J all pour • these
( and cover close These
ea vet nue of the reeves ut the teen lee are nicer when a year old than
p to take the *tares, as that wouel 040oths sod keep gtettiad better Irl
deeuleedly give both weight and tone up.
he document. Howerrr, that wase To Preserve Rhubsrb.__Cut up
iter shirt) he weal) leave t.. the tis- barb into inch lona pieces, weigh
ration of the R.rrd. After benng duly to every pound of rhubarb put
sidered Mr Burst' wgecetiou tee quarters of • pouted of sugar. La
irman !ori rated him that they were -tied aver nicht and in the me.
be name opinion. A .night lustre boil sirup till thick ; put rhube
wId be shed upon the d..eement by Mr boil tel! clear. S',ced lemon or 44n
n4 steatite a reeve or tee from the tilee boilcil with it to Astor.
,loins townships t; take the temain-
*harr*. After singing God Save the Easy Way to Make Jelly.._ Just
n, the meeting edjourtled to *Beet the fruit with cold water, boil :en t
0p MunGa ''a''°¢ cert. We teen cloth,
tummies. Squeeze through
N y
been requested to he preatut and cheese ..,
wad full particular. titer: then put rue Bound white sue
every pita of juice that was put r
boil, hull too or three minutes
stir Juice end 4u,war ,iter sugar
- solved and begins to boil. Pour
our small j•n ur glasses
°team- with two throe foot walks, as xhown in
stalks flee di/ennui The center table may, if
String dewire.!, be rived far snap beanie which
nd pat tegnire *teeit the manse cun'htitnx as
pickle cuvumhers. With proper carr, flowerer,
Seal 1..1 anytotri--- '--
�••.se 1. modern construe -
vinegar tiau may he inside to answer very well.
peeled : The most popular varieties are Kion
of beth Ronne, Telegraph and Dake of P41,1 -
le hot burgh. Telegraph legraph � n hntolx.,me taut.
salad of excellent quality. Dukeot Edinbttr}gh
pick is a large, coarse variety. that sell,. well
at i nen when large cucumbers aro desired
1 used for pirate families its large xi
objection. For general use Kiou
•
ace of present conditions we do ter
nut see why it cannot return a fair re- ah,
muneratitm. The farmers have more en
hay than their stock will eat up during to
the ensuing winter moatlns. The dairy ma
is the - farmer's moneyed depemdegce c
!n tbo face of theae conditions we say con
that, if the surplus hay yield can lend ch.
material aid in alleviating dearth ofebe- of
pastures. why by all meows let it be thee ■o
utilized.
The dairy m.:rkets are relivingcid r
milk shortage incur v lbs )
aFg aaes.:tnd this meats* mg
more money to dairyine-t if they poesea4 Qs"
the milk to supply What rill became "g•'
of this anrplue bay yield if it is not fed h"'e
out soot': The barns am crowded to Will
tbr44 utmost capacity, and, atoned in mi -
sheltered *tack and ricks as it is, thees-
trs f, &der will be ezpo.ed to ti.s heavy
fill rains that will probably ena,te. Ten from
per cent. of it will be tens rained, and 10 M
per rent more badly damaged, while daue
there is nu prospect of any ready winter Ntii
or aprin: market,. Undrrstan 2, we are
not°r
in alvant-ing the claim, Mr
of lntre hay zoo a •'bang up" milk prod
)ng diet, lint under the circumstances
re-
lated we think it could be made profits- He
ble. At haat sate tanners that think as log o
we do are already trying it, and they are Thee
men who seldom go aetr..y in matters of miler
stock husbandry. --George E. Newell fe Mn
American Cultivator. r44itin
nage.
REES PRIG
SON.
Kay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
rad, bat �,a38rich
B
BLit Foundry and Machin
is preferable to either of the others; It t', -
and m Lux sit sma,th. handsome and
?bra• prolific. Unlike Ament-an cucumb erg --
t al. White Spine, etc. -the English varieties
rain¢ l+atri.m no artificial pollination under
tb in, g
The Care of Canna ,toots.
Delany Ceara roots art, lest during the
crier winter. -Attention to the following ad-
o Alf- vice Kiger iu Rural New Yorker may .
h fiat save you Iona: Frost ought not to re.Ph -
nun- canna rocs stocks, nor Idt,,nld they be
* to kept in very warm t, �iy� i, .1. i.
141 to Leave part of the hall of dirt &boat
thein when you lift them. and Lay them
e adults.- on a mude•ratel - moist
low theta tooe fiO7 Never *1 -
Kit dant dna is winter. It -K If tt-f: uN IIAN1, pug: YSALK:
A winter at dryness ploop to canna run-.
IMPROVED ROLLERS,
But do perhaps any other cause.
teasdiem wet -slightly D LLER$ HORSE POWERS
thwr fumes p not be-wttI*e*n net pile them GRAIN CRUSHERS STRAW
CUT ,
in . leis one above the other.
TERS, PLOWS, &c.
as is
We are
which are equal tofact long Improved New Model Mowers
age home manufacture. Give th m a. trial and encour-
AMBEP.L1.
(Too tate for San' week.
Owe
re Jto •Anderson, of Detroit, .cel
Ater ere vultuog 41 Mr Duni" A tine Newfoundland dog and a
reread. after a rlsbt.
William Kele Inn, , tie D tee tn8
M. KOS ter L
Q matter. They were bghtit.)g
RUNCIMAN BROS., - Proprietors.
FLOUR MILLS BUILT ON THE LATEST iMPROVED SYSTEM
al farmer, has a held of Peelle ,u full ,r.
oc- bloom. bridge, and Leine blind wrath rage, on a
,ft
mlock City en the cue. neer they watt 11,0,
mist mill es now turn- water. The banks were w high
at sixty barrels of flour a dal. Aar they were forced tc swim some dista
Treleareu, of Lucknuw, is head hef•.re they came to a endues place
• 1414 very rimy tar the Newfoundland d
James .lohn*tnne is at pewee be was as much at home lei the water
e friends in Mitchell. a seal. But not so with poor Bra
Kenneth McLehen.e new hotac i4 Het struggled and tried his best to •w
made little headway. Old Bra
ria Packing Apples for Market.
that Place the Brit two Town Mettle down
nee ag aaust the bead to be taken out when
I t the barrel is opened for sale or rev.. t ni.
„s : fortuity in size should be ub*erved as
clo6ely as ;Amiable. It is always best to
gee (make two qualities when barreling. and
ire. the present season, when even very in
Mr
ewer* "Teams Batter.
If the butter extractor l: to be a coet-
BECAtT13E : batter
=atrial success in making sweet cream
be Mr John Matheson, of lrle of Skye, Ing .nd that he was likely to drown.
•t hes returned from Olasgo., whither he what should be do but plunge In, se
f had been with • load of cattle. him Ey the collar, and, keeping his n.
the public tate will hare to
or '•edpcat.•d" to prefer swot
N ft allows so fool *reds to be blown gags Changer]
the cha.T, which fs of item' import•ass b cream
every farmer who wishes to keep his farm
clean. opinion
-it tart* and cleans all Timothy seed Before
from any kind of grain while cleaning the
train, Prosed
Per Market ekani.g 11 removes t'oekl . terri..l k
Chem sad shrunken grata. and gives the need to
Grant wfanner ith no m uce*f ble weight for hie spy Ba
b. -it will sample grain for show and seed anti c
aareoses equal to hand alektar• consist?
about completed.
the NenefeaudIsed, had reached
Mr Hugh Prltchard's new house is and turned to leek at Ma old •enem
about completed.
He saw plainly that his strength was f
,o, ferior apples will sell. the latter, if
nd, packed at all, shoull make a third class.
y, Leaves and twig.s ought to be carefully
.0- excluded, and the &apples should be
So premed in, •o there will be no ahaki
eze when moving the )erre!., around after
these are filled and headed up_
14 Gripes for wine.
it A French horticulturist claims that
Its the grapes gathered at sunrise
anI produce the lightestaiwpid
still most limpid
wine. Moreover, by plucking the
grapes when the early morning ern is
upon them they are believed to yield a
1 fourth more juice. Later of in the day,
too• despite all precaution it ie impos-
e dble to prevent awne of the detached
gapr' fr,y Mees 10 give
i entlnK. which LATEST STYLl.S.
,neatly suffices to ve a slight ewes,
r at color to the sunt --a thing especially
b be 'waled i° a high claw c
Remnants to be Cleared Out. Nth*
Now way .f Propagating Hydrangea.
Pita and Showy Shapa<
A new way of propagating Rydrangges
Paaic.lata consists of using the Bawer
bads as cuttings. The finds root raaeHly, . DUNLOP U N LO Pr
provided they are taken off with a beet H r
If grown in small pots and forced these ltd; The Weetwt Tailor.
sell plants cin be made very effective
for decorative purposes, as they Bower
flavor. There is a difference
as to what is the flavor of butte
butter was made by granule
we were 1 to the bu
faun,. but now we bare got
and like bntter Inde withon
fur except that derive,) from rip -
ream.
In what does this ripeness
Home say it is the Bret stage
)x.dtion, and we ezpect the adro-
sweet cream butter will ask us
want to eat butter made from rot-
. Weil, the tinct stage of de-
ign i• not by any
When we eat a well ripened
has reached the same Bret stage
.composition that ripened cream
greeter and no 1e..
ver may be the cbe,nie',sl change
in undergoes in ripening it has
of changing the Bavor of the
r. Rev Kenneth Mscd'nald is at present sheer Water, tow �'
r in Windham attending the Sabbath It was curious to see the d� 1010
t- Scheel convention. t¢e look
each other a gegen as they shoot the
We are glad to date that Mr Duncan wet maty. Their glances said plainly
t Mackenzie, who he. been siting fur e0u5 'ludas '•We will net" gsarrel
time past, u able to attend to bis work. mune. -North Carolina P ,
•. (hanfwpgg seed Wisest It rrrgvan all d&com
Cockle. Mustard seed, Wild I'tr*, Wlld
Flax and otber fool acid shrunken asd Cete•a of
clean grata.broken e., glues the farmer gown. if we
b. it will clean Data. If10He . fie.. ihor ten cream
oughly without waste of �n. compose
b. Ckaten" Pews : 11 will separate the :wads.
man. quartered. neves, Oats sad whale apple it
Peas from each ober. c•rrytag each to *
different of d
h. It's m perfect Clover seed Machine. re hen. no
moeuig all deet. Makes and dead audit Wbate
the Clover er wd Israel or emrller than that crew
It It lea Bret Wass Oram seed Machine, the effect
Mt James McNasn and Miss Hannah
of Roar, daughter of Mr Duusld Ross, were tube wNhsred ctrl.
united in the holy bonds of matrimony Do you know many well-bred girls
recently by Ree Mr MoLennae. Ah, they can .sways be told.
We are sorry to announce the deetb of A well-bred girl thanks the man wh
one of the oldest cod most respected re. gives her a sat to a street car, and doss
sidenta of the place in the person of it in a quiet and not in an effusive way
Mrs John Boyd She was one of Ile She doesn't turn round to look she
Ent settlers that owns ep the shore of gamblers or posing actors on the street
Jake Heron, and made her home in the and she does.'? think that her good
wilderness. She diet at the residence of Inks are causing the men to star. M
her eon in-law, Mr Maloolm McLennan, her,
aged 84 years. Her remain were in- She doral wear all herewelry in the
tarred in Kintai) cemetery. Het mane daytime, and she understands that dim-
ofeorrowing relatives have the sympathy mond rine., canines and brees)ets were
this
'weeded for the evening alone.
She doesn't go to sapper after the
bows no seer away butter
b. It is •geed /biz seed l/aehlee,
sib. It la a fleet alms obeli:.
No matt
from what it would hare been if
the cream
b. limn be Rated tote the Woe feabteued
F.awgig MiK a wd mei* as wl«oea may be
and ,lance h l t the
it ma bwttsebed te • crew Yip with out, acrd
Omer owingte sad saa be removed at a.7
at
does not faf ~tiff tube w Meed. a- much o-,.
sugar seise et the Melt. of the re still isavr
ire stereo are •early an psetor•ted described
'Inc. eaganl fashioned
grata pse►ebr, ty et slaty bootie's d b1•-cltman
KM - sievesb se .
M tea ordinary Panning ria
-Every Nisshin le Ot•emerrtcts.
eerie row seder as seasItysra wale It We
NMI hires net see • Mathew sok
ttpw�.wesgt- rs re, mid that y°•
is stpawl fagde width of
NO BROS,,
Goderioh, Ont.
had been churned while sweet.
er how thoroughly the butter
wort Ma sew MOL that pec -'n
washed while in small grains
liar there, cannot be washed
we believe that no matter l:ow
meted batter may be washed it
*slight Bav,ttf which may he
as reminding ono of the old
buttermilk Bawl. -National
t,.,
II am.
Win
sisavann thee war
none** AM pot blot;
ft
ineftefte Me-
ad sea
2. Nom er asseNtuacteesessemesse
066 b. immitz
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•
We again desire to call the attention
of 'western packers and to
the nuisance which the patent &min; for
&stetting eovent on butter tubs have he-
mline to the trade, and to mere sensagie
that their me Le iliscontinised entirely.
The main objections to the books. Welly
state& are these: They frequently spilt
the ewers; very awn become twisted or
break; are so Meseure that exporters M-
idst cm removing them and ming this on
everything wbich goes atintad, which
entails censIdensble labiw mod expense:
are always dawn -one to any one hea-
dline the Veckeeeeecid when the batter
le put la cold storage r -e. hold the books
baeoraii y, and gamer-
diebtur• ;by bob* es that thee halm wai pelmet
ae dig bok. Strip the Which etre tee fame of
prepanel tor bat pampa*, ie desidefillp ems=
the lama babbles bean le Um trade at
piemeat; the era.
Abate that =Teo rzirt: Oa art -
book MOO peer a in& ivvezaterv
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We Will Guarantee Satisfaction..
It Will Pay you to use '.14. tee/ Mouldboard Plows. Dot y
Engines and "Here for aide.
NEW ARRIVAL
of
PALL AND WINTER
Inftard's seadaseei tares Maras. me. thestre is over aloe* witb a man,
e She does not declare that the never
A lady at her own impetus sent hw rid" in atm" ""-
eareent toe the chute of • 1 She dnes not accept • valuable present
esok, and was delighted with her prow- from any man unless she expects to
nee At the and nf the emanate Inari7 boon -
she was berprised to Isere that fihe doesn't talk loud in poblie ptheett.
Bridget was asearred in lookieg for pm -
She doesn't above or posh to get the
tars• new '.'Why, Bridget, yea are not b„, ...t. „4 owed,..,11 wend., why in
vane rt loaf° w" 1 ,It Ttni,bsrlo ie ,,nt in* the world people °arty Aileron in the
tended to remain with as, 1 .00014 oot
have sent yen to learn *slicing. " "And, ears and wby tbey permit them to cry.
old wages r
,..it .. ,,A, eenti in the new trey en the sarcastic way, sad else shone her the
atere." returned Bridget, "you don't el• en oessaional biff, hie D.
stiff hate, smokes, eigerettes and using
doeseet try to imitate hist by wearing
loving deference that is her dee.
fihe demise want to be a man and dm
She dc ee not speik of her mother in a
She doesn't say the hates mese., aed
the his some good true friends same,
Mrs liege and Mom Annie Sims, Wei -
ton, tbe talented aseeiciane end atheism
glade performers, am enter ors • profes-
sional mew throgell the railed Stamm
and theN many Meads will he plowed to
learn tkat they ere aneeting with mamas
and neeiriag maim plaudits front lite
American pongee.
a/mose immediately.
Notes sad boors.
Tbe fruit crop is a ithrift 011e in trig
Oregon claims a trig potato crop.
At a meeting before the committne oft
mmerets the hoard of aldermen of
New York the Ives a neaten
ing that all frets veretiabies Rob)
ia that tits- by weeit.
.!ren el .1 ern -0.41:i day -In oarh year known
as "A titter 4'..4y." itupttrtest treat
America lute .1eleralia. in
with the thicken, 41f 161 111111161111r fIlb1
It et . that (Adored° is flee of
be I.- -t potato ter ing seetheas of tbr
She doesn't wear boots without their t
bottom ow • frock that needs meadliag.
se oppeateshy to extend ideally. He will hi AM yews aid Wee.
Dr Fowler's Rzereet of Wild It @bight he arrive till theft.
. turd raarrate fura- that b printed. Rio easel lasee.e Irene '
ben Dever bib.
every part et die Rearke. 1 tab Inefell fa betweeit KIN ant 011.•
I Oft
I -wee io foil yield of apples only in
am.,4 all el the geed armies this emote
re tree se the elineasippi neer.
weal ems hardly be nverr-dakelid
cetellInf.sT rirkk, twee eller Woof
to sell rnkniniaraut
MEN.local or travelling,
or nearrainaion•
, weekly. Outfit bale. Special attention glean
hesinners. Workers serer fail to stake
good weekly wawa Write nee at onee for
73 let E. O. °Renee. NneeerTmaa.
IThia hewn is reliable.' Torroirro. Orr.
Nt Insult Ku. bola
'WANTED!
=guaranteed weekly. corninuaton
• Gond selling Dew Irrnits and
FARMIllts east ret a gond parker Job
he winter. Write for hill tonne and par
ED. K. VOI 'NO, Nurseryman.
WANTED
Any quantity of peat, barley
and oats, for which the highest
rearket price will be paid aft
BURROWS
•
Firle ea nee rises we
out
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CAVEATS, MAIN wan AN prawn
Obtained. and all bilialiftess le tbe V.8. Patin
Ofkix In tended to at MOLICAtA Tit mot
Our 0111re is opposite the to s. Patent Of -
ace. and ive car obtain Patents in leas lima
than those maces. trout WASHINGTON.
noras to setentabinty tree or caterer • arid
74 LV PA THAT.
to Money vector o.„ and t • °menus of the
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genres arid refereelees_ termites] cheats III your
own state or taseats. write to
Oppoeite Patted Oahe WaahlasitsaD.C.
WILL CURS OR RELIEVE
DILIOYSNESA DIZZINESS,
DTSPEPSIA, DROPSY,
INDIGESTION. ILLITTERINS
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