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The Signal, 1893-6-8, Page 3TIM SIGNAL : OODERIOH, ONT., THtJRSDA Y JUNE R. 1893 I• THE a NG PI guiAL POWDER ppREST, STRONREST, NEST. OPIUM AND rar 01111M1 Tim PENALTY OF OUTS" Ihos lets sem 1. Uses meths M resell* wM flee la the Ayr m. Osie a s ear who kept • d record his Marr Yottt Herald than that nearly 900red 0 ant at 10,0110 prseriptloos he bad count- ed called fes opium. But that is not all. linen the/sinst medicines that ge to melte ep l e.P.rurths c[ the merchant- able sleek d Ihe obemist are gone over �e lo we run anon 'wore opium. With few eisoeptioos, the patented cough balsams also contain opium. That's why they are so dear. Tb. more expensive the preparation the larger the amount of opium U costaina Many unfortunate grads cherry a doc- tor's presrrtptiva online for half an ounce or more of opium 1n their pockets for vears and have it replenished as attest as they like. When the pa*.•r becomes old and fa=" -they have it .-.pied by an oblegutg druggist's assistant and it lases fur am><her oar ur too of loll • tr,s, Mum. Asr toric. Wm. use. PhosphNr. er ear Wwtea•• They are the perotsca who .00n.r or the cat hulic t 'mikes protested aiNnt later es. to All up our insane asylums the proclamation a overriding the sot• TT. Tr• ••.to. O.11. and private retreat,. If they are pew eretgnty of the individual Cantons. By they betooene burdens upon the (minium popular cote, play tN, 1878, the dieputsd ally. If they have influential (nends Section tib of the proclamation was CRISP AND CASUAL they find a house in suite retired rot.o at charged en that the individual Cantons where iho hope is kept green tight do aa they pleased, piewned that ��,•,•,anowel, R..awr.saa'. rrM.d. that they have not passed heyoud human is alma) cruises w, 41 out punished by S,rwds were manufactured in England w aid. Hy thin tine they are physical an,l death. Eight Cantona declared for the Use fifth c assn moral wrecks, for nothing lis,* opium penalty, and pixtt •r four-tUth4 of The l'u.tetl States contras 194,000 ayuere will undermine a noble character and a the whole pulxtlatiun. f the Republic of cord fields• strung wiU. against it. In the eight Cantons which odes AU this la the itioua side of opium. maintained the death•ppeanalty, three had The ultra, of Turkey 0M ° •pl.4 Now what good can be said rat it' A been executed up to May, 1861. �gg,000.000 a year ori his a"a.'."e"' great d.aI. It is beyond titivation a la Finland and Belgium the law still The .tr.ngth d a borne is equal on an valuable drug and no doctor can afford calls for retaliation •r thecae's' of murder, average to that of eaves and a half mise. to be without it for a mold nt. "To re- but no executions ave taken (lace in p,.s. Sulphur Seap u as elegant toilet Here excruciating ,•ain, which of its •1f th tirst-nese 1 country since 18'26, and article. and cleanses gad parities the skin may kill a person, it has no equal as a nose einem 1NNl3 in the latter. Norway ,pt etre. fortis. lm sedative. a sleep pr.,.iuoer an a t.nuc. h. a enuilar raw. Twenty persons were The ihldfellows iu the Culled States 1f wakrtul nights ..ave sapped a augur- otheially� killed from 1843 t, l875, but amber bol6,00R, and the Freemasons 606,• er's vital form! u..til there is little Jett nVele once thea In Denmark forty - 193. nothing like opium will bring on rest and seven person." were condemned to death There are man iediwtioa- of worms, bat freedom froua pain. There are many from 1'466 to 1>♦80, but only three were es hie*. N ire' Syrup meets them is kindred c od buss w which the use of ex cute.l. ▪ exec successfully. p,n opium w ►mutated, yes, deruauded, but Its Germany, the liberals have had the rarely has. it any other vala.� in the abolition of the dr !h -penalty on their The tresis cable, which has had r lift of therapy er Lha cure of disease. It is p* .gramme since 1►t8. The law rat 114 u I..t fettle more than thirty ye@ra, sow seldommore than a rernaly nt expedi- when voted uppsoono showed 118 to 81 w rHctche• over 120,260 miles. - secy. A. a nils it dtagutres the very favor of the alsolitiun of the penalty. At Occasional doses of a good cathartic like sy:nptoueb that enable a thoughtful, con- the third reading Biasnarrk demanded 8.rd.ok Nits are neeee.aary to keep the pett•ut .l. e.t.a t.. strike at t,u. root of the tl.r retention of the penalty and carried Wood pure and the body healthy. lm evd, as he should, ld, and it is precisely for his print. 10 Germany. death is indicted It hu b. en observed by aciestuta that dere rearm. that as apparent Iusphazanl for wonder and high treemmn. In Ano- de. &ars not appear so profueslyoo material sue ie e. much W be ouudeuiuud w tris. the law moor 1852 inflicts death for cel .ret red or black an 00 green or yellow. medical practice. murder and trea.on. The same u tow rat liuus:ary. Penalty by death stall plays an impor- tant part nn France. The law counts tweuty-two cars sentenced to death, but tne )swages usually listen to the jury's recommendations to mere The num- ber of executions is wally falling off. In the first decade u the Ju11v monarchy (1$31-W) 301 were officially killed ;during the first decade of the Em 're 111451-60 278: during the second (1.. 1-70) 1655. In the tint decade of the Republic (1871-80) 107: and from 1881 w IN855, sixty-one. The death penalty ham always been cowmen in England.not only for murder. but tor rape, theft, etc. In the beginning of chic century about a hundred persons were hanged every year. Since 18)0 hal of the executions were for murder. Since 1)461, with three exceptions, all executions have been for murder only. In Spalit the law of June iM. 1870. alternates imprisonment for life with the death penalty, There were 214 o xe•CU- tiuus from 1t71-18711 The Russian law of May 5. 1866. tets the penalty by death as a punishment for many crimes, called crimes against the State. Murder is not puuiahed by death, but ley pedal service in the Siberian mines. The net result of these .tatistiea. shows that the p.•oalty bJJ deatn t fast olisaap- pa,nng front the European law and prat. Lace.-Literar% Digest. A s,rmre .t the earliest •sneseo. ■.4or. 4 ts.... T.waN. le. The death -penalty has been ak�.liehedla Its'. ,rex 1!!'16 crtuu a lewd Jam 1, 1860, wkstitut.s fo. it Imprison t for lila. In Walla- chia there has be . iso execution Mhos HMS, and in Molda • u none since 1648. When the two antes were united to Rou- saaala, their criminal law of l>M6 abol- ished the .katb•penalty. In Portugal the last execution took plats in 1646, and the law of July 1, 1867 abolished the death penalty. In 11 11and the net orirutual .xacutiun ray dtv►th wok plate in 1961, and the law tel 1870 put an end b such executions. The penalty of death is abolished f1 Michigan, Rhode laland, Wtisoe M , Maitre, and in t'e. ezuela, Costa ins, aud flan Marino. In Switzurtand, a pruclamatwn of *FY 66, 11474. did away with the penalty, but Enrich the blood b) the tin of /dithern•s' Beef, Iron and Nine, which se im the' moe.@aty hloo.l budding mann W. 1. Al an md,cation, of bow the slave trade w ines in Africa, it ro stated that lot Sumter a mealy of 10,000 camels anti 4,000left Thubecteo for Morocco. A diamond weighing 474 carets in the ro.ih is sow being cot by Antwerp laps dine,. t hely one other diamond in 11441 werl 1. the l:rend ldogsl, be of larger size. Kee. meat, is order to collect a pound of do, • r hooey, deprave 62,000 clover blooms of their nectar. To do this the 62,000 flow ere must he visited by an aggregate of 3, 750,000 bees. An Idaho 'tan is about to 000strtet • ss• Bohai,hank os • hum tor the csmvesiesos of wining towns on Kootenai lake The boat will make regalia trip betimes the towns, cwt eta o1 which is game enough to support a tank of ita own. Mrs Harriet A. Marble,of 1'oughkeepwie, F 1 . ass for years a martyr to headache. std neer fountl anything to pve her more than ..emponryy relief until' abe began b take Aver's Pills, smear which she has 1. in ;fie enjoyment of perfect health. Texas is large •ooegb to give all the papa- lation of the world steadies room, sad it le IAA that it all the people of the United state. were crowded hate_ Kansas, t &literals .el Nebraska, those ytatea would not be nen thickly settled than England is now. Is it hot enough for you' " is a silly .iinstum : but if you inset a roan who com- plains of suffering frees the beat, teen to one you will find, .iu eagairy, that he does sot see .'.sere. Sarsaparilla to to.. up his system A TERRIBLE HORSE RACE - it M Propo.ee to 1 inure wadi kill flaw Horse% by a it o. of 700 stiles. The 1 .:I ' ving circular, darted by Georg.. T..lu4t Il, president of the Am- eriran Homan,- F.lucation Society, is printed in t our Dui.:., A ' talo: "Our readers all....member the terrible house ram between aernran and Auettian oMeers,which a fee months ago shocked the humane sentiment of the civilized world. "Fran our February paper they a:so learned that sorne three hundred cow - hors were pngs..ung to .tart from Gudrun. Nr rani.•. at sunrise on )(ay 15, for a similar retool over seven hun- dred wales to the Sehraaka building rot the Chicago World's Fair -the tirat ar- riving to receive a intros of $1300 and the weasel a purer of 6.,11). "Lettere now coming to us head us to say tii.it the racy meets to be fully de- termined upon, that the time of starting ls Axed at about Jane 2Sth (perhaps the hslhw part of summer). and that each Mir 4 allowed only t wo horses; for oyez weer humid miles mikes. Igudev these cir ustauoes we do most �rn ly pray all the about ten tho.o.au.l American editors who will receive searited copies of tight patr'r, and all our eeetem Humane Some:les. and all hu- mane citizens, to prevent. by the power ' of the press and the enforcement of laws, this disgrace to American citiliza- tion, so that if the race is begun no rider shall ever he permitted 14, enter Chicago hail ridden two horses night and day, ' under whip and spur. over seven bum drool mike to win these pun's*. • In behalf of the dumb ,.•.t•.;i whom it is proposed to ride in this to rrihle race, i eerncetly pray theassistwnce of all who are able In any way to a.obt in saving them from turture and our country from this disgrace. sad free hrs blood from irritating humors. not M tier, 51. exec the Meseene nrah. "1 ,e 40111 in ler y.., a fried,' solilo snored the meetpiMy it • lift» deeper into the skapieg r aka. tee sad tit w.s et Deaba. " 1 canu.•t understand Pa American papers,- sa,.l the ideated foreigner. "Here is one cit mays ze lank is goes up and here is nue rat mill re bask is gone utdea•' A Ilene fesembIaaee. Many symptoms of (mediae cholera an similar to those of the real Asiatic cholera. such u vomiting, purging. imt41sw p. in. rte. Feer all these auspice's Dr. Few 'a Ex- tract of Wild !strawberry is • We awl sem specific. Prion 36 cresta at drepritla ihr Med rates the PM7. " She has a garish taste," said a nese the other day, referring to • yoeamg metras of ha aapuasntance : " else overload@ every affect I believe @hit sprialtlss b.r .i*Mts with perfumery." Gess+ MINIM vfista/au keep the bleed pre, the rums -b ie good e..rkiag order, and the snake stystsm fee@ from morbid deb =attar by tidier Beranek libod Bitters, when dresses. efs.egtheas and un.s the whsle system. Chelsea im- am attack the healthy. tw • tr.ebeM Mt.ee Teller. Fortune-Teldr (to extnvapat*y-dread nal -Your \.,heed will be • per man - 'niers - Maiden (eagerly)--Uelw what Fortune -Teller --Yoe dram mere eoseami- tally after marriage thea yea de saw. ea a ny Wisdom Great reat sad time) .yrisdem is Showa by krepsag i». Fe ll extra et Wild Strawberry ole bead. It has se meal he cholera, cholera duffle+, dysset- wy, collo, cramp sad all smmmr es- plunts or Inaeaeeea of the heaven. >N m.wytm.at•s wae1.4. t rotor l a■ ea read the fefefrt i rte s Teller-l:eale that's ay bseasims, Tis' iter Thea i you'd tell ms Y ear seek Plat to leave, er sett she's hsaa mala* wry q.er Mr the Ise three dare• tars a,fpsoesMa sham ahe takes wad be hal" that �Su ktd Mlhm Is by Meg aide the sass seam -/sl and .efe t« Aysp-pis, h n-1. - , by 'r"mwss. bad ihlsll, aka It is piePfke • vial. reef as to Yo.*. "No, tank you. my dear : I do not want any fly -papers or fly -traps about my bombe. 1 learned. ■ gre et many years ago, that the more things we have *tail Auto the store Is ill come. In the neighborhood where flies were dimply a nuisance 1 lived anent unmolested by them, twcaues I never permitted a par - tick of stale food to accumulate about the premises.F1iother things, e", like a good many will never stay where they are in dam of starvation. and I never kept any- Wag about the place to feel them with, not even Ay -paper. Everything that Could not be burned was tarried as far from the house as poesible and buried. All is valuable as a fertilizer, Mb Ossmasenses Rave yes me seesaws? shrieked the im.lignset victim" " Tee bet I hate," Vesawed the el the Odi+hMe that oak. Recuse '.led wimp e, Ws AM wsdd ba'as se ail t •a� dos w M MS yes SALT WATER FOR SPRINKLING. la.w, 0.I.g Used with *.errs la Severs* .f the EagtIsb Cities. The l rnctice has l,ccome quite preva- lent at Eagfi..h seaports to use salt water ter street t•pxwkling, and the method and rt tilt. according to The Boston Trans- cript. are prtnounc.d very satisfactory. A lVarm•,uth whe has a population of about 50,000, the se.. water is pumped b• a gas engine, driving a pump a 9.i,- O00 gallows daily eapectty into a tank 1 it is coneiderable elevation, whence delivered through a special system of d.strituting ppesniue mileslong.ndthree to seven inches diameter ; these pipes are of cast Leon, coated inside with a special pree rvative compp.nund. The total con- sumption annually has been 50,000� gallons for street watering.t of 5 cents per 1000 gallons, abeing *considerable saving over the expense of the same work when fresh water was used; the statement also is made that during the summer months the dust is kept under the adhesive qualtities of the salt in the water, and if ,1, 1eeurfaee coat - tog formed by the .alt is removed by sweepers at the appearance of the= no disadvantageous effects can be 10 the use of salt water. At Birkenhead garbage it is found that one spread of salt water and I stili*. it as such. . on the surface of a street or road pro ves "It is my opinion that every form of equal to about three spreads of fresh paper and trap which d• water, as the latter evaporates under the baited w� anyp�whdaaoe a just so heat of the sun, whereas the crust on the much inducement for them to day surface left by the salt water kerns down around home They think -if Aim the dust for a caosiderable length d time. oan thinkn at all -that they are god to In another locality the report of the en- list 1u ons, and. tb�r's TO• gineer claims that one load of salt water hang around. The best fly preventive is as three of fresh in that piece. and to starve the f 1..." -New York ledger. in various other towns where this s1 tern has once been put to the the it has been adopted as nate p.,mmtng special ad- vantages. THE F&CT That AYERAarsaparilla CURSE OTHERS of Scrofulous Diseases, Eruptions, Boils, Eczema, Liver and Kidney Diseases, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, and Catarrh should be convincing that the same course of treatment WILL cues vote. All that has been said of the wonder- ful cures effected by the use of AYER'S Sarsaparilla during the past fifty years, truth- fully applies to -day. It is, in every sense, The Superior Medicine. Its curative properties, strength, effect, and flavor are always the same ; and for whatever blood diseases AYER'S Sarsaparilla is taken, they yield to this treatment. When you ask for AYER'S Sarsaparilla don't be induced to purchase any of the worthless substitutes, which are mostly mixtures of the cheap- est ingredients, contain no sarsa- parilla, have no uniform standard of appearance, flavor, or effect, are blood -purifiers in name only, and are offered to you because there is more profit in selling them. Take Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.. Lowell, Mao Sold 17 .11 Dr, ggw.t• ; Pru -e- f. ; •ix bottle.. Ss. Cures others, will cure you The P.p.lwrllr' •r Total •hmsse.ee. The cause of temperance is gaining gr,und en social cu -des, hewe.er tint fact may be denier, i. 'The young turn 16 110 to -day makes up his mind that he will be un rho- twf„ ride and adhere to.trict •hstii,ener, will 55.41 that he is not alone. Ile Las now the very best element in businew' aa.l social life in the largest cities of fish I e...I with '11111. He will not be chided ter his prineipl.•, hitt through it would cumm...,I respect. It will not retard him to co11.n,erci at .ucces•, bet prove hes surest holo. 10 will win Lien an enemies, but bring hien fire friendship of upright mer and Y•rri w.emen. It wttl win dam surer fiver than .04111, dee 111 his eyes which be wilt sometimes in life think are the sweetest he ever looked into. 10 will insure hits the highest com.oeroal esteem and the brightest social pwitinn. And as it moulds his character in youth, so will it dry•',.p hien `•Itis a successful man and • good ,citizen. Des's Weems Was Wee .f the Oetsa rs. the ,tory of obs English lady ten to visit the World' Fair, who said that she would prefer to board it the suburb et Chicago while dolaango, andMr o mirage ra e� 1 Maine The Buffalo (7nntmereiai conte me as fellows: "Now this seems very fumy, hitt we have heard of a Boston woman who made no Bette of her education, ask if it was es the Bodeen River r thanm t., not a Sella* to the Fay ego DI1 $5onian was asked by a 1.w corker who derives hie education hens a very pilar university whether IL shortest way from New York to IWO° was not by the Peonsylvaeta OnsiseL 0.. *.MM. Imam&. At the last drawing room the Duke of York's bride that ks In be. Printing May, gd6r.et d almost se sash attention as ad the Queen hea.slt. Abs was very settees user the firs of hundreds ds of e Tem thomen` waf ho Mow and wag �ai..otw .eeh •fllip emd •t•dy Mena mi she dome% tow hew fie bow, bed, if A moicao. Ode altstrotko pest Di dietr�ta leas. 7.. Di die EU WNW it of ba whale Is tom; Wines stat essaew ..d Tor. ltreseete, Thom who est heartily of bananas may run wine risk of becoeting tawny or corner colored. This my be inferred possitdy from the peoaWeiMn !f plunt- sge in the turaoos of Orion As long se the vreather is dry them bids are gay, the primary and ee eadary bathes bring gorgeously alines, bet elm the rain Gomm the color h Milled esI and the 1i1.66 man to breealYa/ed and ashamed at the te.nefo.m-1l . Bat the oohs re- am e -fur 1.fm..&. sr. The ma of the ce.oration hese traced to e..rrpper in a very pure state. A single feather burn - .d gives the characteristic inti. anon. The source of turacln has now been trac- ed to bananas, on which the cursors feed chiefly. All the aborigines who teaks hansoms a dist are very deeplyttinted, trot the color M sooty rather feet The North Americans Indian oalse0 k/s bas oars sown of flus front on r.servatiom, and ekifl► by the peelings. -the Fran- glais Os�� • Lk *beet 's 'sal aaw it mrww sten tied she was aul wk. Wei OPP yaws I Oasmaobi �iarlrieen `m.r•m••. tme I �k 4 FI ri 1l it 11 .1, .`j SpringStock NOW C01= ! And we are safe b saying that esu have a. fin, a ewe k; of Prints, Challies, Delanes, and Dress Goods as can be found in wen Se. Yriute in light and dark *hallow. k. Challis and i,e•. Muslin. We have the celebrated Crumm Print in ludigo-NZ guaranteed not to fade ; also in light colors --all fast. Our Pongee and Delane Prints are perfect pictures, . 1 colors good ; also a tine steek of Sateens in black and .•olors. our Dress Goods are in splendid shape. .t great variety of the newest lines and t rimunungs te suit. A line of litres Goode at I.'.. than WHOLESALE pt lefts goal sound goods and good colors. We want you to examine our Spring Mantlings. Wo• have a grand lot in Black, Navy, Fawn, Drab and Grey -the newest things in the market. Tweeds a specialty --nice goals at 35e. to 51h. A complete stock of Hosiery .u►d Gloves. We ares- s�uw - ing a new laving Kid Glove, every lair warranted - splendid value. Cutl' Gloves in Colored and Black Silk.,. A Black Silk Glove with a pocket -something new. Lacing hitt Gloves, Black and l Colur•eol. We have taken great pair. ••., select our stork, and we know our prices are right. We carr • the largest stack of Brussels, V2 Tapestry, Wool and Union Carpets, Art Squares, Rugs and Mats, l)il l,loths, anal Linoleuws ever shown in the County by one house, and our stock for Spring is now _-,62:3 larger than ever, as our growing trade `•� ,lemands it. A rand line of all wools, right front the mills Carpet Prises -ranging frost Ilk. to el.3u . A goes union at 40c., and a Brussels at 60c. Our Carpet trade so far this Spring is away ahead of our expectations. A big stock and close pnces does it. lie aur) to We our stock befon' you hey. It will pay:you. % `. • We will have fully 500 sets of Lace:Cur tains, direct from the makers in Scotland, for Spring, from 50c. to $6.75, and of unheard of value. See them. 5 / discount for Cash on close cut prices. •`fle-1 4� far A tiret-class Dress and Mantle Maker up -stairs. COLBORNE BROS., GODERICH. Great Carpet Warehouse w of the County. t I Iib )'11 4 O g112 s •a . all•►c. i ° a I's' 4 .: 4,„s • _y. silk as 2S a ae ° . ,g o • 1 T. . o; .aa ; _2 o f 5.111 r v�g$ 14 5$ s e H 7 1 s" R a A ii' a Al YO .�,rr 7a� � iiiii1i so s$ q ol III I,1 8 r a O t*Iii 2,41'1! 1 ..a.1 g il,i • •� 1' h • r t 0 y' e � id Ps g It a r i i a. , W a is:: la; az as` rf - I2.°e Q 7u Lt. • a = S s a lig r. (r °Fla # a Ihj,to -11 6ae �' = d u14 ,�. Iv Q$ 3a �i " Id 1 J_ .A. �C%.ALgE R, Carriage Z�axi'ufacttzXer -THY. -- Royg Electric Co. £rr ..d 1•rn..--•t 110art Llibd s flee+-.- awl fao..e.t..• IOeTMCTtns t Stlt.Y*S IF £UCT7C {ICIT A.\3 PORI STATIONS Tatmei -..t tb, mini ft. N to 70 Weillart n at. A' mow"rtt=•L' PAPER WILLA News ;' , Prlattwa Wrapping ♦t\` LNtrss_ til' PETERMAN'S ROACH FOOD NOT A ` f- POISON FATAL TO COCKRCACNEI AHD WATER 6Uas. trrtiewif.re1.r. tin )•en nr.rrt-•. W..1'1,10 'trey DeLL.i.d. . U e+. peeve v ttar. it r. Marts eve a1 ENIK, NERRON & CO., ",Ir• "creep W 4ba, Wadi IO s Paal street, lmlrTal<AL CAN An erten•• m me t lef 6 P IDE teeeel ped. am ebb.., kw _Mem& met �.e.� 'b•.-�•A w1�iA.t:3 ,y essaar, Ll •t. W I N E el Wt��as. `"""' It: 8 P I R I T r.., wn.a1T, 1.M ..a kmean cr,Lr moi um aha o vs. MERCHANT. ate MrMrw eeA s.a.4wii Irma., 1 J .. eass,04..re. assumeItiw..'.,r..... Cal... Trowel. Caaatweaa,vr ter wreak r1..•*. 411 81. Paul IptNfe Montr.sI. Montreal a d o ,p,E TItMO4 p♦ 1 Wall g COUN � 1 fie MCARTNUR t Paper 1.404CO• + Factory . ov CORM TIltif6 FII MO nt. isL f. ,Mm, rm. ppgh„e..Nwail blotr?Sy •e.cV t,leea••tis•. wat• t.ye.r aPPat. Artificial Wag - Seed he 7 rit.aaa..t. Me•pw+a► Ir tetteee MUCILAGE & UOUIR GLUE MAIM s. AULD Prices Rigl'. lie Craig STRICK FEATRERMA FF w.RNOW,'mem aepsl.,d. 9 Thmite SAFE MANUFACTURER 1.1. til ItfWT.i., Pitmen' has • I,.d.Ny. WI tri THE EQUAL OF IIBY'S PANNIAN NAIR RENEWER Ons it be feud. for renaming grey b -1r lens atlesat ester sad beauty a is hese the bead a sed est. sad tis tree da.dr.1, n cher• the bar foes trtfhsg est, /...herone fPersm. es4 ghee the ear Gm glee,. beastly i s li ss'se4ei of 7"milt : wawa wades r.es5s1 IS ter ..e.r krone to ort Seta Ira btf the py* a tag alma p eepan al.., sail Is WWI Wise thee smg bar.s bele heel. tog raserwsr. at One a Mak • • $s it s o • ori A 0 Is3 a 0 a O DO U_ J 0 Baying paroliassd the humiliate of McCREATH & WALKER I have now arranged, not oely to continue the Carriage Trade, bat have do- -tiled to do all clam_ of work in HOBSB-SHOEING ABB RIBIRAL BLACKSIITHING. NONE BUT THE BAST 5)F WORKMEN RMPLOYEU IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Mee Iy. MO. £ W&L$ER, PROPRIfermi . The New Cl-rocc=a, S T -U :E D Y- B R O S Have a Stock of Groceries, Crockery & Glassware which for quality and prier cannot he eic•ee11c1*. SPEOIAL VALUE Ili TEAS. hlhandle exclusively ran - TM INDIAN end JAPAN 'I'1f.A8 wthey net be surpassed. • �L,.IO1Tirk ErrtraDY BROS PO' AT GMO. GRANTS OLD STAND