The Signal, 1893-8-17, Page 2THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, '()NT., THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1893.
"She
Looketh
Well
to the ways of her household.,.
Yes, Solomon is right; that's what
the good housekeeper everywhere
does. but particularly in Can-
ada.
. But her ways are not always
old ways. In fact she has die
castled many unsatisfactory old
ways. Fur instance, to -day she
is using
ala
c�lf IQi1V
the New Shortening, instead of
lard. And this is in itself a rea-
son why -she looketh well " in
another sense, for she rats no
lard to cause poor digestion and
a worse complexion.
CorrOeltNg ie much better
than lard for all cooking pulr-
posee, as every one who has tried
it declares. Have you tried it?
For sale everywhere.
Made only by
N. K. FAIRBANK & CO.,
Wellington and Aa. se..-,
isorernue.
THE POETS CORNER.
The atm In the teaslasea,
Fra.. H..rw•rs Weekly,,;
"TM ERE wets % ff xn or ant -.seat aY! miT."
it was in the Howse of Commons, and • fory
ha.l the floor, "v : - w►
Tae rafters of the chamber with his ela1ueoce
aid roar,
And, oh, he ha,i a pretty wit.a wit to pretty
that
Beside it that ot Losdoo I'useh seemed very
stale and flat.
He talked ant of the weather, and he chat-
ted not of sport,
But mash remarks as made T. 1'. O'Connor
wildly mart,
Where it T. I'. observed. amid a lot ot Irish
It seemed to him that Joseph and oid.3udea
moat be twins.
That mut the ball a -rolling : Mr Healy then
arose
And tapped a British t •olnn.oner upon hie
Ronan Dos.,
Whereap ea a noble Tory, to the credit of
hu race.
Bent both his Bate a -cursing into Mr.
Healy's face.
• ms
Theo aixtew member. from the isle letout
• wild burroo
_1nd twenty-seven 'l tris they proeeeded
then to "do,"
They smashed them on the benches, and
they towed them to the sky ;
The oely thing they cuuldo't Latch was Mr
speaker', eye.
When every Tory owe was red,'and every
eye was blue,
When every Irish het was smashed the
scrimmager rot through,
.\rad Mr. t;la.letooe, grand old mac, islento
nage fit and pat,
t'af'ed for the question previous, white was
' lVhere are we at
A Lessen Bra assrtuusr
NI Ind your own besaess.
Ave d c.rutr berry jiad areument.
! .•, not If 000i.o ve any good thing.
i • . directly when the call ur visit is end•
e.1
1•. e.• t nut. e a hobby ot personal ia-
tirn 1!t e.
1).t nn,t me,dn the matter o: entertain -
men .
Ito •u,: (rocs' lathing facilities for the
even:er.
"`.Imine yourself at hunie" -but not to
much so.
le ministering to the tenet do not forret
the family.
ito sot gossip then are better things in
life to talk about.
Ike sot make unnecessary work for others,
even servants.
(Al no member of the family intrude is
the g ,eat chamber.
t'osfo,m to the customs of the house, es-
pecially
s-
p ecially as to weals.
When several goes* are prevent, give s
et are of attention to all.
Be cewrteoue, bet sot to the extent of
'errata( r ng princip s.
Introduce gams and diversions, but ouly
such as will be agreeable.
Potter simple food with pleasure than
luxuries with annoyance and worry.
Have a comfortable room in reit/linear,
adaple.l to the needs and tastes of the
curet.
A gnmt need sot aetept .very proposed
eater% lenient roe shoo ,1 be cow,derate oI
Menet( and of hi. host.
(,earn the likes and dislikes of those who
are to b • into tined: bat not through the
mmGum of Imperative catechise,.
Regulate the Liar and Studs by the jad
Mom o.s of National Pills, they are purely
mgetabla
a marfIwg Stent. .
As active Jose hug doves a girlie book
will give bar Lbs clearest idea of what as
earthquake feels like.
lie owe .ad prat • bog ••f Ayers Pills is
year eata•hel before tr.veHsg, Water by lead
or wee. Von will end thew convenient, ef-
ficacious, .ad safe. The beet remedy for
oettsvaeer, irdivestio., and .lei. headache,
and adapted to any climate
1•vesws ewe Tbe....
'e-isiter Hew des11 the Lad 1k sot tide
wag • I'',nseer It isn't the hied that 11..,
Mit its th. load area
"1 de.! peel NM sails kssaktass We.
arannai Thk 1 a e11sanan reaesrk ..d
w rad amities thea Ihs Cane.. sad
Liver ase at of osdae and nasals asitia emit
liar robot A bowls el ye.'htly'v Cid
sea Law (yew son w` Ow of all
er..W. Try It Tar ask IP G. A.
rasa ata. ?.
TH[ LATfI JOHN LOVILL,
re Was so Osseo. What the Chambers
Urethane W.. Me the Mosher Lead.
With the death of lulus Lovell, as the
Ant of this moat►, au epoch ls tiara in
the history of (:antdies literature. Is
that sphere ot our national life. he might
emphatically be calkwl the "grand old
case" of the Dominion. A valued curre-
nt with literary tastes wi.ung to
t ls ual on his death, save of hien :
"Oa frequent °tomatoes has i.e Loren
wasted amongst Canada's dde.-t and
mast public spirited lenefactas, and
particularly as hrviug duos much the
sate grand work as a putdiahrr. to 'this
Canada of ours' which the brothers
t'hsnibete, of Edinburgh. did for
the mother laud. Mr. Lovell's
coag-uwtinued and nobly (eeriest
part in journaliuu ; his patriotic
and uuselfi.h eatery's.) iu oducstional
and literary publications; his generous
stud self-sacrifking besefic.nee iu .t orthy
causes, and specially in such as t•uu-
corne.l the welfare of (caned t: hie readi-
ness to acknowbutje �ooe1 -iron en
opponents- jusn (dr goosodne..' lake; aml
bis manly tlettuotaation of ret-aourw and
wrong. either in individual., parties or
cum time even 'though 11 were to his
own hindrance. have ever secured for
Mtn that confidence which he so well
merited. Exceptionally remtrkable,
too, were Mr. Lomeli's activity and enter-
prising iudtwtry all along is tan last.
At the ripe old axe of eixhty-thr.-,t, none
will grudge him the well-earceu 'rent
(rout his tabors,' whilst all wit., know
anything of the male and of tai large -
minded nal patiaetaking activities, will
be thankful to t'.:uk bow these wort fol-
low tum in the continued ptutnuuoo of
know ledge and truth."
Tiemeantie wan, knew John Lovell can
applaud and eudoree this. He had a
(wart above creed and a soul above
pert. , Au illustrcuon can be give:[ of
each a thane statements. Though a
staunch Piutest:utt, he mice taugut the
nurse of one of tete convents the art of
pouting, and helped them to establish a
printing office. Years afterwards when
he had a serious strike in his office, these
good num, remembering his unselfish
act of a former dee. cane down to hu
office and tusk their peuei at ie.. ashen
till hie trouble wart overcame. Eeon.
plifyittg the other statement, a ,;,at 1
[many years a•;n u certain cabinet mein -
ter sent the• wunlrcript for the retire
ceneue down to John Love11's office to
pout at h s own price, provided he
woukl take a given hue of policy in his
raper 011 a political question of the day.
The job was worth tuou*ao ds of doll dr.,
but John Lovell returned the nat,u-
script on the instant with a nicetes"
that lett no doubt of hie independence
out the ratite" of the cabinet minister.
who expresee.il hue surprise with a mut-
tered curse. There is a savor cf redemp-
tion for humanity in the remenibrance
of such acts of .elf.forgetiing goodness
iu tete oust case, and of rock -term in-
tecrity in the oilier. When John Loretll
felt moved W do a thing the financial
cotrequent'es of his course were of no
more weight with hint than if .money
had never been invented. He could
have been a millionaire three tunes over,
but he ralued character above wealth.
As fur pattiottem no mac ere loved
Canada alta a more intense and con-
stant lore than lie. Many a book by a
poor Canadian author be published, fore-
seeing a lues to himself. Tile first
Directory of the Doaunios he Waned at
a hien of about $Sou(, and yet up to the
day of his death he was intent with
ail Itis soul tea the issue of a
great gazetteer and history, in
eleven volumes. which would give
an accouia of every lake known.
never, stream and mountain, and ..1
city. hamlet and settlement in
Ileitis,' America. Everyone who knew
him knew that such a work, dough of
immense benefit in slnowiug t-, the world
the wonders of our ci 'unts.. would have
been published at s certain bra; but
they also knew that the question of
financial gain never entered( hie :.cad :n
evolving the enterprka'. It was simply
his denier to pay one great hat tribute at
1, it believed ro nd:y. lied it orae moat
touching to be wish v: it.it euunetnis 11e
.aikt,l, and with what in.lu-try lie work.
rail on hie daruug eeheur• et • intro hours.
He never ktww an idki • our iu his life,
end idlenew, in otters oat about the
only thing of which he was in-
tolerant. f)av a(ter day he might
be been, at 11..• age of over eighty.
.n his printing °(lice at Ira penis nix or
maven in the morning. • Ave,n.:n. with a
bre. Iu in his Irt'e i ewtel,lag .mint an un-
ary comer, adnn,'timee ret.1t114 type at
toe one. ionietimrs reuoloir; proof. lie
w-nr the oldest r.ublisher on the coon.
nein and few people have any idea a the
number of books that have been tunicd
out of his establishment since he began
buainea.-13,O01 W d).WO different books,
besides pamphlets and catalogues, would
be a reasonable estimate.
When we review a life like 111i, we
may well ask oureelvos and our twigh-
tton the question, What might not a
nation like t '.nada--etnall in numbers as
we ars in the eommunity of natione-
attain to is character. power and enter-
priee, if any individual comp rs ng it had
taw patriotism and the spirit of John
Lovell?
IllawtN.1 Cut labeer.ed,
TM.s•mierId's de. in rugs. again e.• 1,the was*
lapswd .-
17wd 1.. ft Mem and broad .tr.. hat and Wrest ,
tea,. galore:
MM .eu.re e. .serf mean tlrt ..ares, .he Mann upon
tea Asia
And wars to lose et .11 her .cad -or cm-
; disc
She wan. upon Um smuts arm elm whlM the mos.
rooks.1,.m,
And says the th.mr. to Tnmm1 HM'k.she .rid Iret
night to Hems.
Mae gi w young Job. • deal rat Mope. and Tompkins
feels that he.
Prat what .he rya dem ,v all Mr Mart .,ta
mammy
AM 1n the teatee8 'ram night she wait.,. with
irk 1'ar,
A. If elle ryes, amen bayed to dine* ,ie rah.
seam
Tbonglt tae, w the Mita' paten she •Messe a
n
Aa thong% ar ti.nght rat he Mom et all rose ass
di. Or
Reeh terms with thea wanly hails wean rep
wren,: 1001/ tars,
VI e mast ,ern ,ire Crown and H1. -as et d am veer
near mew
Aad tar i. by we room th.•r ,emit awe vire to this
tdoom
Each bet lc" lir emit W the met twn•mw
girt berms
--Ns*w9 brew
T. ball Tibyatt..e .f the throw r«w.
improvements are being made every
day In the fan motto whitb is hemming
• geniality in mumrnrr time; but sone
of the earlier forms of motor are apt to
mime • grwt deal more vitrattren then
r pkwnt. There aro various ways of
remedying this objaitio nab.. feature,
but probably) the beet dampener far the
vibrate -me of a highop ed electric, fp
motor r a pad of wort felt about h� test
bets thick planed elder the bass else
motor. A pad of folded aswep.pata
make, a good substitute,
Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Kkawberry is a reliable
remedy thee can always be dspewbd as
so cure cholera, cholera b/aatum, enlist
cramps, diarrl.w, dysentery. sad an
alaeeasas of the bowsla It is a pees
Extract
enetaining all the i irtura of Wild Straw-
berry, cite of the naiad and surest cane
for ell summer complaints, combined
with oilier fannies yet prompt curative
ysak well kuowu to medical science.
The leaves
• of Wild
Strawberry were known by the Indians
to be an exultant remedy for diarrheas,
dysentery awl loommies of the bowels;
but medical reierw° Inas placed before
the public in Dr Fowler's Ext- of Wild
Strawberry
a co: opiate suJ effectual euro for all
those diatreesiug and often dangerous
complaint* .0 common m this eltangee
able climate.
It 1154 stool Use test for 40 years, and
hundreds of lives have been saved by ite
prompt use. No other remedy always
Cures
slimmer complaint., ao promptly, quiets
the pain so etit'etually and akin,,s irrita-
tion no saoceesfnliy as this unrivalled
prescription of Dr. Fowler. If you are
goittb to travel this
Summer
he mare and take • bottle with you. It
overcomes eafely and quickly the dis-
tteming summer totnplaint so atlas
caused by change of air and water, .sd
is oleo a specific against war-aickn.s.,
and all bowel
Complaints.
fries Sic. Beware of intitattons and
snb.:titutee sold by ut.ocrspsbss dodoes
fur the smko of greater profits.
The Whiteman Pea Harvester
The best in the world for the follow-
ing reasons :
1st. It is built of the best malleable
wrought iron and steeL
2nd. It requires no holes to be drilled in
cutter bar.
3rd. The outside divider coin be raised
or lowered at back or front, independent of
lifters.
4th. It has no rod at the back to hold
obstructions and cruse choking.
5th. There are no springs to break or
ret out of order.
6th. It baa movable clips and an be set
in line with tongue of u,achine if cutter bar
hangs back.
ith. Each lifter bas a guard stay, and
breaking mower guards is impossible.
8th. Each lifter is independent of the
other and can be raised or lowered at the
back so as to lioe in front should mower
guards be out of line.
9th. The number of mscltioes sol.l dur-
ing the last sosasoo enables a large number
of the leading farmers of the Province to
testdy to its meritsa. Every machine is war•
ranted and given on test. Sample machine
can be seeu at R. Tbompson's Blacksmith
shop, 4 osterieh, besides at diderent shoos
over the County. JAMES WHITEMAN,
Patentee sad Manufacturer.
Thomas Brows. Goma! Attest, Ssafot'th-
DUNN'S
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POWDER
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r.xr, yarn •what
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers la all kinds oaf
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Awl builder's notarial of every detsertptsa
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H. DUNLOP,
he Weetet T5Osr
TEX GUILT SOUTH & IOLI
ERVINE SONIC
StomachlLiver Cure
The Most Aston Medical Discovery of
the Last One undred Years.
It is Pleasant to the Taste es the Sweetest Near.
It b Safe and Harmless as tho Purest
This wonderful Nervine Tonic has only recently been introduced
into this country by the proprietors alai manufacturers of the Great
South American Nen-Inc Tonic, and yet its great value as a curative
agent has long been known by a few cf the most learned ph;,sic'ians,
who hare not brought its merits and Talus to the knowledge of the
general public.
Thie medicine has completely solved the problem of the cnre of indi-
gestioa, dyspepsia, and diseases of the p;ewcrt.l nervous system- It is
also of the greatest value in the cure of all forms of failing health from
whatever cause. It performs this by toe great nervine tonic qualities
which it possesses, and by Its great curative powers upon the digestive
organs, the stomack, the liver and the borcls. No : eneiy cornitares
with this wosderfuily valuable Nen-iae Toaic: as s builder and strength-
erler of the life forces of the human body, and as a great rtacwcr of a
br.ketialown constitution. It is also of more real permanent value in
the treatment and cure of diseases of the' lungs than any consumption
remedy ever used on this continent- It is a marvelous cute for nerv-
ou,ness of females of all agues. Ladies who are approaching the critical
period known as change in Iife, should net faii to use this great Neriine
Tonic, almnet constantly, for the space of two or three ycart, It will
carry them safely over the danger. Tliia great strengthener and curs -
tire is of inestimable value to the aged and infirm, becaaee its great
enerrzrzing properties will give them a nen l cc1 i can life. It will ado ten
or fifteen years to the lives of many of fauna who wilt tilt a half dusea
bottles of the remedy each year.
IT IS A GREAT REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
Nervouuacss,
'nervous Prostration,
Nervous headache,
Sick Headache,
(Female Weakness,
Nervous Chills,
Paralysis,
Nervous Paroxysms and
Nervous ('holing,
Hot Flashes,
Palpitation of the Heart,
Mental Despondency,
Sleeplessness,
St. Vitus* Dance,
Nervousness of Females.
Nervousness of Old Age,
Neuralgia,
Pains in the Heart,
Pains in the Back,
Failing Health,
Broken Constitution,
Debility of Oid Age
Indigestion and Dyspeps;a.
Heartburn and Solar Stomach,
Weight and Tende:net.s in Stoni t.5,
bets of Appetite,
Frightful Dreams,
Dizziness and Ringing in the Ears,
Weakness of Extremities said
Fainting,
Impure and Impoverished Blood,
Boils and Carbuncles,
* c'mfula,
Scrofulous Swellings and Meese,
Consnmption of the Lungs,
Catarrh of the Longa.
Bronchitis and Chronic Cough,
Liver Complaint,
Chronic Diarrhoea,
Delicate and Scrofulous (children,
Sommer Complaint of Infants.
All these and many other complaints cured by this wc.ndo cul
Nervine Toni: -
NERVOUS DISEASES.
As a cure for every clash of Nervous Diseases, no remedy has been
able to compare with the Nervine Tonic, whi•_h is very pleasant and
harmless in all its effects upon the youngest child or the oldest and most
delicate individual Nine -tenths of all the ailments to which the human
family is heir are dependent on nervous exhaustion and impaired diges-
tion. When there is an insufficient supply of nerve food in the blood, a
general state of debility of the brain, spinal marrow, and nerves is the
result. Starved ncrvcc, like starved muscles, become strong when the
right kind of fiord is supplied; and a thonsanl weaknesses and ailments
disappear as the nerves recover. As the nervous system west supply all
the power by which the vital forces of the body are carried on, it is the
first to suffer for want of perfect nutrition. Ordinary food does not con-
tain a suf8cicnt quantity of the kind of nutriment necessary to repair
the wear our present mode of living and labor imposes upon the nerves.
For this reason it be.'otecs n('eessary that a nerve frxxl be supplied.
This South American Ncr-ine has been found by analyeis to coettia the
essential elements out of which nerve tissue is formal 1 hie ceeounts
for its universal a:iaptability a Cid cure cf all farms of nervous de-
rangemcnt.
Caawrea)syrl t.^. T': o., Ag�er.'at, '!i. anise's'h CiLarsw't. et areas eratirr, 1.4
7'.rf4.6n.rr Se1A A,.wri.wr M'* efon" .rs : 1 ha4 tun. 1. a t:5rre11sed t't.ad,rlee for
Da.■ uavn:-i desire 1•. W to 7•e. 'tial 1
leave marred for sway years wits a very twines: tae years frets >erro.:sume, weeks... d tuts
diaewr tar tea.t.teweb sa,1 n. eve.. T trial every t atoma'b. Dyricep.ta• Lel •.wap.tln•. ,. nO
1.7 ssseriseils Rend w.'.! 1e. "so sa',wa 1s taint,
auls w:ts tear. 1 aaA trwa ddxter!ag tars
try y.,wr List Sesta Aa -Glean �<t+lw Took i .tact* ..Ila me iNx!. 1 hosgyt b.4*Ld
*trimly
nd hroa^.-k end Uwe :' .r, aw•b • .r n.•aw' Monti Alii! -as %er.ire, .hl.i d.°84.71.ca sew
several bottles of It I must yen stat 1 es our. ; peed two nay llss ..or,b of doetortee i ever
primed .1*'. wooderful pones_ , n tort• Ibe slew les la s r I:h. 1 wocid adrlee every weakly pee
aebtwataeemend
esd ei.n,l.sedy l.. 1 dayesti 11-er lo .•a to u.• Oils valuabie cad lovely remedy ; •
eat ks he s to sof Od tea dtrsaad. am'a
d n has rand s. emepbt.17- 1
J, A llaa.ss, lis -Thea.. Inoateslaag.es, leant*? It the grandest meamise tie Ivoeld-"
A SWORN CURE FOR sr. MTAs' DANCE OR CHOREA.
CfaA W FOnn/TILI.R, IND., June 2.2, 1 AR7.
My daughter, eleven yearn old, was severely) afflicted with tit. Vitus' Danes
sr (chorea. We gave her three and one-half hottlas of South American Nei
vine and she is completely restored. 1 believe it will eure every case of Mt,
Vitus' Dance. i have kept it in my family for two years, and am sure it is
the greatest remedy in the world for Indigestion and Depepsia, and for all
:.
formof Nervous Disorders and Failing Health, from Whatever muse.
Staleof Indiana, Joan T. Muss.
Montpomerp Gbttntj1, } •5:
tiubecrlbed and sworn to before me this Jens 22, 1P 7,
('IIA*. W. Wanner, Notary Publlea
INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA.
The Great South American Fermin, Ton!c
Which we now offer you, is the only absolutely unfailing remedy ever
discovered for the erre of Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and the vast train of
symptoms and horrors which are the result of dise:en c'i-i 'rh;P!', of
the human stomach. No person can afford to page by this jewel of incal-
culable value who is affected by disease of the stomach, beenuse the ex-
perience and testimony of many go to prove that this is the c::a end
our oxo great cure in the world for this nnivcraal d.e'ro\errs 'I Isere
4s no ease of unmalignant disease of the stomach which tan resist the
wonderful curative powers of the South American Ntrv!nc 'ironic.
H4101t13v R Neu- r Waye.to e, Ted . wow lila. Rt.ir A Itserr .• . d New Raw. rad'Ars.
1 our say 1llie to the Wont Meth Animism
Mewls.. 1 bad eves te 8al tor ase taoetee tees ea17: «p d0aatst atprvw Dow r•.ttrh I r we. to t::e
the osteo eras esba asst 11hiassh,Mints* Turk. Ly p-etem was emermeosr oho t•
ammo' Prostatlws, esti• avweri saaabrej gams a peeler ser. e c , r,w: reher surf rptl ting
1'asdltlos d y A"M Wilton Had gives p up Meed; as sen 1 was m the oust to
as home ef ea Geos Had toted three d • sem
tee•, with se rens/. The std bottle et As 1ray. !'ammesasial a Icherht. my hepar ti
Me Towle segh s't4w1 e. rya con t d 110 toting
Iasee.vwdwrwawhtiMleraseiMM the Tnnle, W rntrl•ttW It. .•r fm
oath asset. std a M WNW owed .r eadrap, ease! ens mariaam want vend It
Mame be ie Y the kat mimeo le the enema i r Ihs weae�ir awes. aW
ma ass to weimee d N w hlgap." hangs e,,, «
Me alta *esu 1 ... Isaacss we a esu b ti. !hews. no r.ew4y ane.
seem ewe aswea ierreliir e • 110111001311 ewe ter tee *Memel No ewevdy wwl wt all
8osspor.�lvia nova Anareta a SwOlk�esty ret re•S5 N► dto era esoap ..,e d to llow seyo, It It. p talo to
Meas deww+11festm sot waft -. t11otdahn f tY11 istta13r. aro
tea old ott tia013sw Nw pe w+ to
r woe ft b • great bawd te tl11 mei •sd Weft ant 7hle o t br aid.
a yrs de. 1110 ami/ .seise tea /.nw�r 1151.• err restore Ito al& X815 411 hens.
Mewls. Y awbttlt ..gni wart ire M11 smlw p.awyr•m d amd0.mel11.1 A Iwwke-
sew. chose til A fi�gt{ tad Mgsty apes 7 apee ad lyyear r5Ma
ted quality Mie away" pear mimic ssaansw.a,
Large le ounce Bottle, $1.00.
EVERY BOTTLE WARRANTED.
H. JeORD.AN,
Wholesale and RetailAgent for
Ooderich and v>�ty.
•
The Signal
woes Joh Tawe mills_
e, wkaskerare is ie
ow
passed twinkle the tithes fur 15s pries
and proper meouo* of all cams si
pr*osaut• A perusal of this s.aory
meat say eggeet soahothiag you
a a need of, amid in such twee we t
tet our orarta oer faire" .`ep3eW3' i�lr ovation
Shia r to 1.plant win Wott with
the approval of our patrow
Mote i‘eot►s
This useful size is kept in the f>a.;
range of qualities saws se letter
Reade. While
•setter k%cot►a
In this line we have a very large
stock of fine writing papers wait
able for every class of Wiesen
repreeentei in this locality, von
pruning Laid and wore,,
quadrille and other pepsin, ruled
or unruled, as may be required
ce�o. \\eot►s
are not et) generally used, they 611
an important place in ootnmetris;
correspondence. See what we're
got under the above heads.
Vi\\L i‘eQois
If the " pay-as-you-go" plan was
the order of the day the desuaad
for account paper would not le
so great ; but there are some nes
who get so many dunners that
they wonder if the stock will ever
run out. We don't intend it to,
and at present our stock is troy
plete in this line with four sirs
Good paper and neat ruling,
*I.littattunente.
Both single and double down
and cents columns. They trope
cheaper than bill heads, and are
the proper thing to send after s
delinquent once a month. They
aro sure to fetch him 'round -
sometime.
Vane\ores
Now, it would be hard to get
along without envelopes,and is
keep up with the demand ear
them we keep a large stock es
hand. We have now about a
hundred thousand in stock, and
the prices will range from 75c. to
=2.00 per M. We handle con
inertial and legal sizes exclusiveiv.
CommerC.Q\ '' V.MV.nV
has already been partially emus
crated in some of the heads above.
There is, however, a vest amain
of work under this head that is
enumerate would more than take
up the entire apace occupied by
this adv't, but we do it all at Tu
SIGNAL.
T nvktomove
to an "At Home" or a wedding
require considerable taste in *lee
tion aometimes, but we make it
an easy matter by keeping is
stock the very latest and best
samples to be had. Call and troy
*Stake BW\\s
belong to the poster department
also, and we make a specialty el
them -promptness being our aim
in this respect, A notice of sale
will appear in Ties SIGNAL free 01
charge when bills for same ore gel
here.
4rosrwens
of entertainments and meetings
promptly turned out, from the
plain but neat to the most elegant
with cord and pencil attached.
Coatis one. rC'.ekets
This head covers a large range of
work, from a bread or milk ticket
to a neat calling card, from tin or
Binary admission ticket to a tasty
business card or a handsomely
printed membership ticket.
4 esters
Our facilities for turning out this
clam of work are evidenced by tea
fact that the great balk oaf it is
dome by us. This line n so is -
eludes
winch our three Inst-rnm.tag Jsk
100011100ptthe. ere elle to tarn out is •
surprisingly short tiate.
(,'.re..\ors
We aim to excel in all the (h&c
ent kinds of work we torn oats
but especially in this, and keep
in stook plain and fancy par"
suitable for all requirements.
¥\\ WAroks oS Work
in the typog teal printh"(OA'
can be (lone int this establiaMeeld
in an expeditious and artier
manner .ad
Oar \! nesse we\\ bs joV t'i►
btry vemac V.o.b\e.
We extaad our thanks far pest (av-
ers and •slidh a continuance of the
Gans TNS Vs\ 0.141•1*.
UooaaKI. U'K