The Signal, 1897-3-18, Page 6TURNING GRAY
�D Tiat*T1O'fa
WITH BALDNESS
S!iDow isAverted byWag
AYER'S Ma
"Nearly forty years ago, atter
some weeks of sickness, my hair
turned gray and began falling out
ao rapidly that 1 was threatened
with immediate bakdneum. Hearing
Ayer's Hair Vigor highly spoken of.
I coi iwenced uaiug this prevent -
tion. and was so well satisfied with
the result that 1 have never tried
any other ku:d of dressing. It stop-
Led
top
ped the Bair from falling out, stimu-
lated a new growth of hair, and kept
the sc;;!n free from dandruff. Only
an orrasieral application is now
needed to keep my hair of good,
natural color. I never hesitate to
recommend any of Ayer's medicines
VII my frieutls."-Mrs.11. M. HHAIGHT,
Avoca, Neb.
Ayer'. Hair Vigor
rrtre%urn r:y
M. 1. C. AYER Q C^.. l^lr£ll. MASS., U. E. A.
Leer's Sor.ap.rsU. kewrre. Pia.pbra.
HOUSEWIFERY UP-TO-DATE.
Give me • sp000 of oleo, ms.
Aad the sodium alkali,
Per I'm going to make • pie, mama,
I'm haat to make • pe;
For Job wits be hungry and tired, ma,
Sad his tissues will d.00mpose ;
8o give vie • gramme of phosphate,
Aad the oarbou and oelluloee.
New give me • thunk of twin. ma,
To shorten the thermic fat ;
And hand me the oxygen• bottle, ma,
And look at the thermostat :
And if the electric oven'. oold,
Just turn it on halt an ohm.
For I want to have supper ready
As soon as John Domes home.
Now, pass me the neutral dope, mama,
And rot.te the mutant m•obtn.,
eat rive me sterilized water lint
And the oleomargarine :
And the phosphate. too, for now I think
The new tvpewrtter'. quit,
And John will Deet mor phosphate food
To hal, w brain • bit.
-Cha•go New..
THE MYSTERY OF
THE NICHOLLS SWINDLE.
Jobssos ca• aOOsu►.rio. He was so wen -
brio that 1 wonder d eemeum. J.
indeed.
be was not mutt ; tot it did not occur to me
THE SIGNAL: GODERICH. ONT., THURSDAY1 MAR. 18 1897.
blest Wits alma Inseam nod hie .ben west
sesh.vsn fits tiara
His ending renes wee ee .seer • b•[TWk 1
and se dingy se • railway elation wauas
roses ; •mi the dsersptt armchair whish
adored the hearth wee iypMsl of thereat el
bis lenitive. The .Gly o.estsrt be seemed
la permit Ionised wee his pip. -+e mid,
ugly bleak .tip a • Min., whtoh he
e mtohad .verla•ttagly, and from wbsb k.
wee Inseparable.
11.
Ose sight --ase dtsrmy, Watering night,
with the wtsd shaking • oold roue is my
face, .sd scetteri•R the dead leaves Irani the
trees widen lined the roadway weer the
muddy p•rement-1 mode my way serous
the sodden gravel path that led .p to Jobe -
sores dipped". The ttreed along to my
boots and grated hardily •gain.l them, sad
1 shook it et ss 1 "tendon the .up in Ilio
dingy yellow light Mat "hone tram betted •
dirty glass doer ; end l thought what •
mser•ble. o•aof-He-w.y bob it was that
Joam.n, without say eeseldorouoo for the
mockery of the nape, Galled nu■ hosts."
The landlady seemed longer is answering
my ssmmuse Latin aeu•I. Perhaps 1 wee •
trifle impatient . but she came at last, and I
hurried pest her, teavi•g dripping um -
heeds in the .tend betwe 1 knocked at
Jobseus's door.
Nus room was os the groaad floor, with •
window lacing the back ; and I bad test
rapped basuly with my suck when 1 felt
the landlady toe= my shoulder.
" Yr. Jwh•soo a moved to the next floor,"
she said, in the habitue' free and easy toes
in which she addressed her visitors. " First
floor bath -e•me at this, only 'tgber.
The obasge ot apartment woe • new move
on Johmo•* pa -t, sad I tasted to mount
the carpetbag wooden entre an front of me.
wondering what the reason of it could be.
1 had tw.roely got my toot ,o the brat step
when 1 heard the door of the old room open
e arreptttiosely--opts an a sly, on•ktn/
meaner, as if the Dampest was desirous to
avoid obs.rvtioo, and I turned .round
hastily. just is ume to see • du k bead dis-
app. within.
I ooly saugbt • passim glimpse of the
man's lace. but even that slight glance
thrilled me and h.ld me spellbound. It was
• law filled with the deadliest terror -a facie
that tnap.red me for a moment with • feel-
ing of unaccountable horror. I have never,
before or since, seen one eo expremlve of
oow.rdioe and intense fear.
I walked upwards, and at was almost with
relief that 1 found myself fess to tae with
Johnson, who greeted me suit his real
•osobelasoe, acid looked ou amiably as I di-
vested myself of my damp g•rmes's.
" Johnson," I said, as i put down my bat
en the table, '• what oo earth have you got
mbabut.tmg your old room downstairs 1
say ' what,for, 11 ever • men looked Ie.
like • human bung—"
" Hush • ' Johnson oried sharply. glano-
i•g towards the door with • atraage, ner-
vosa look in his eyes. " What the dickens
do you mean • Speak softly, tor goodness'
sake ' you dont know who may hear."
I stared at him is surprise. Ru meaner
had changed ; bis words were hurried sod
nervous, and he snorted to be to • fever of
excitement and re less impatiens.
,, Dear me. Johnson !" 1 remarked haw
teriogly. •' You appear to be in an ex-
tremely unoomfort.bls state of excitement.
Nerves, raw wrong, I expect. I always
said they would, living In a wretched.
dingy, outof-the-way bole like this. thick
with murderers. swindlers, and goodness
knows win
" Be sou;.:: Johnson growled.
He put out ea arm, sed pushed me an-
o.rmoniouely into an arm ob•ir, and it was
then, •t that moment, that u outbid with
sudden astosuhment • dif.eenoe in leis ap-
pear•aw. His clothes had altered ; they
seemed new, and were nester and were
more oomfortably arrested, and bis whole
appearance was more gwailemwaly time 1
had ...s it for years To add to the mar-
vel, he pulled out, not his stump of • pipe,
bet • capital Havens oigar.
leaks yourself comfortable," be said,
se•ti•g himself by my aide, and stretching
oat his fent to the fire, " and tell use bow it
is that you have ventured out on • bowling
sight like this !"
• It widely is set • sight to tempt one
for • walk," I mid, pulling out my pips ;
" but the trot s, • patient of mise--• mea
named Baines --ins for me at a moment's
estio., sad be Ines only • dosis throw
from hen. Poor fellow ' he is in • terrible
state, raving like • maniac, and tbre•eening
.eidde and ev.rythiag else. I fear hie
be•tn b affected," I west on, filling my
pips, "and .11 through that wreathed
camp ot s fellow who decamped the other
day ; h ioholla, I mean."
Jobesoc started, and drew • sudden,
sb•rp brother.
" Ab 1" be "aid.
" That fellow ought to be shot," I can -
tints= ; " he isn't fit to live. How many
happy lives he has ruined, Heaven iaow..'
I applied the mates to my pips, and added,
rasher bitterly : +' 11 1 ever mome serogs
that sass, I'll dr him to iodic. myself by
the hair of the heed 1'
I paused with • sadden start, for John-
son's dark eyes were died on me sign •
Me.sgs gbtiarmg expression whish 1 did
net =dsretaad.
But Were 1 had time to as= my month
--alms= hefere I had time to realise the
ohasge---be bad beat wad was looting maw-
gNis•lly = the wale is the grate.
" How wok did Bathes Ices !" he asked,
• Iltill. Indifferently • tied as i w.tobsd him
the fire ow op flwk.ciee shadows late W
face, Ise that for so imsast be nonmed to be
werkisg palatally seder some strong ems-
Moo
He bad • =mbar, e.selttve 1..., with
by that I ban sash at times quiver like •
we rim's, sad at Wines sleuth themadvin
soother under se indomitable will, They
were death= sew, sad %bore wee • hooey
hewn between his brows se he stared late
the tiro
' I den's haw," 1 reviled, " Benet was
tot well off, bus ell she mosey he had wee
in i
,Nlohelb' Building Sssiety, ane sow,
.Id ..d We=t nsetsat, he will probably
have to go the week -beers. pesr fellow.
" Peer faller 1" Johns= =heed ; sad
thea followed a =sago same.►- enrage he
wee Johns*. had relapsed isle • steamy,
wrtob.d, downcast weed that had est ep-
ee bum as if "Gose bitter calamity hal over-
taken bins : sod =ante Mews 1 null bbd
n o wdy ..t of it, =Wag to my sad meth -
big te see stew stare meetly late the tine
email the blew beau= =bearable. I
broils it ti hankie/ my pips badly
amend the rusty gratis
ftesabe.d
r that, hew lone we t dar
tllAlefanitieg Nishe1L- the WOW"
Wester. who bad perpetrated meet Sorra=
',stadia., .red who bad essaeed, with, it b
sapp.sd, eneroser wino of stegey-1 de
▪ knew ; bat 1 was e.ddesly sW_W_�l Ikp
J•besse's strays behamon wtNt unit ./
the bsagtag of • deer WWI Ms SWUM' d d
woos..'s versa la the pswthe blow.
He keasab ►I..11 tela a update peel-
dea by • sharp awn= ewe use , eel
tslsh is asagessei•M" leek el sl•em s. W
lege
" wflnd wee
-ten ordiD•' y' doctor, with a modest Lou-
den won'. End pr•otioe-that any sane indi-
vidual could live as he lived and net yearn
tsv.etimes for the lite and surroundings to
wbtoh he bad ono* been aoonstomec.
He had a "harm ot manner whish I never
knew any other man to poems,. He was
handsome enough to have won any woes=
and ol.tmed her as his bride ; he was dew
amid he was riot.
Yet he lived in a remarkable manner -en
something under thirty ebilli0.a • week, in
• miserable lodging -house re the other side
of the Thames ; and it wee Impossible to
persuade him to mix with his own est, 1 bad
to tarn oat and crudes through a Io.g,dark,
marrow Zane, lined with houses se wound
end miserable as the ase L which he lived,
when I wished tow hum.
Johnson had not the slightest ewe of
semfort. He wens -about in woes, ill -it op.
=brushed detb.s, that bad grows old and
were with envies ; bis hair cera d a ioeg,
ij9iOO
41*i4
WA
.BICYCLES AND
WATCHES Folk
4Ut4U4H
wpj'PpE
made him way softly tow•.M the deet and
1 W Missed linseed ter • .omen. All was slid
gats. The .s..d bad bass mind► rhe
Wes d • WI- .• hes► egg .alae We
wee gaisage la le assists
dowslairo ; .std sew i4 eaas.d. as/
these wee =Wag Se be Wird eatstpam-
leis sag.e menessets le the resin Wow.
1 hexed Johnsen draw • deep breath t mid
Wm, with • sena. lasgb M= =ended .1-
ogs. 1.1.04. be eine bask and test W
that sg.1s, o=dds. an wish rendes; ha -
With= and reeth same -width= N as
if eagerly awidt , my departure--ssNL.
..si sg W muddy, I re.. se res Thom be
o•mg dowaelaire blmeelt, .ad left me Wie-
n the dark .red windy sight.
During the Year 189T.
M tae permir.lwe nes .Iearame nm, er =pew
111
The following sight 1 wont dews soda te
w Baines, scarcely eip.rsimg to Sind bin
then, for bis mind had s.everwramgN
by the late Niokol's failure test 1 amid on
so hope for bum. %Vhea 1 readied Ms hew
• swage surprise awaited me. Instead of
finding him as 1 hat left him -er tweed
to an asylum, as I bad half sapsoud-I
fond bum up and rejoicing over the says-
tsriees return of the entire sem be bad de-
posited in the Ntcbou s Bedding Society.
He greeted me by waging • Inter la my
fan. It was wa •sceymo.s o.esmtn.ie•ti.n
returning the money. and what 1 took u
into my heeds I started and gasped.
For • =meet the room swirled wad
mc, the floor swayed up and dews ender
my bet, wad tore was a Wed mist before
my oyes as I realised that the headlining
was Jota•o.".--dnrale•d, evid.etly, wsb-
tet with • bad pen a.d thick Ink -bmf
Jo►m.o.'s .uist•kably.
1 got .way from 1laine. se Lit His gond
humor and almost childish delight ever she
recovery of his mosey oppressed me s gee -
how, sed when 1 was oat in the read ages
all sorts of questions and Melee forged
themselves epos my mud. What bad Jelen-
sos to do with Morelli • Where wen
Nicholls, tad why had the mossy been re-
turned to Baines !
The newspapers, 1 remembered, bad re-
ported him as betas in various parte of the
°Gantry. He had eluded the polies wbe
were after him, and one day it was stated
that be had been beard of la Mamshe.tsr.
�t nos
W� Day
For quick and easy work
For cleat:t'st, sweetest
and whitestt clothes
&orbs Is MI
WU, ssrlag late the fee Wee = owl, end
valid tdtasghendly .4 his aster.
Mien I had tined •.d do art sd say
eeseisiw that h• and KN W@ were ewe
..d the some, be thing w titer we. • *ad-
d= newts= itass the fire, ..d, le.ang
bask, teaks We a peal of 1.tr�ht.e
I seared ed Ili• hsipisatl . !ms • nrmeet
it seined Se see that he Ws mad • bat the
mots atstss4 he hod r�e.tsg b b test.
•• Hare r he oriel Wb•s was tela
anis f '
He steed tweathlw ter a mew* bid
Shia, upright figure swing • lawss she.
dew ea the fisc, and his few eh•wgsd .ad
est, with • leak whit* 1 bad se= epee I4
tidy ams' before.
W. iistsnsd. 1 here was wines t be
heard am the ...kIug el the tics 1. w
wet, tad b.taw. the aim, Within* oar -
Isar et Won.
•' bidet you hear nomsen. .sine to r
Jobe... asked, la • vein thee 1..•lwly re
m.g.Nd, " Hew many aro there Is She
roam below !"
We listened .Asha. The miens= sow=
lands, tee venal .wrier ; .ad sedately,
as we steed, M. a•.c d ws.Wrs was spa-
sa.•sd eess'ms bigoa swag horridly up-
stairs.
Ja mmu's We gamed white, •.d he rush -
.d forward. As he op..sd the doer • rid
. euhl.d testes the threshold, and 1 elan -
ed w I rwsg.Ned bar ; and there was •
sharp battier .s my heart r I .•w hew
Wise sad frightened .he L.k.1,, and hew
she west forward a.d pet her hoed ea
J.herelea arum.
the act he bad been seas la Paris. sod then •• My father r she arl.d breathlessly.
be was reported to be travelling towards "Ce« dews te him l Tb.y tiro than r
A. dm spoke there same
Wm below
the teed, wild shriek .f • mess.~ 'There was
a sadden soles like the mesh et tarebesr%.
amid then the street deer fell te with • sav-
age
Mag.
The s face pureed whiter thea be-
fore saw her oat= her breath and
stagger bookwards, sad them -Jaime= bad
sad his Waage wrongness of manner lest rushed t. bar and was bolding bar with
n ight' It was the trot time that 1 bad nee tjembliatl bssdo sgeint bis breast
biro for several menthe, and the altr•tsm • • •
ie him teemed to point to eometitog dark
and mysterious. sad • black stupid=n.rept
lato my mind -a suspicion that 1 triad. to
throw aside, but which, in spit* of my NM
daunt clung there all the lasso. What if
Jobi.o� nod Nicholls were one sad the
sante!
The thought tiled me for • moIssat. Mea soother bum= being's, living or
Then, with • reputation at my heist. 1 i egad.
potsherd open the little trots gets sed wast " That. said Jobsaw. " u the de:i.lt-
ia. lar Niebolle. There he is --a coward la
the lest, sad murdered by awe of kid own
SWAM. I wit afraid of ii, Thee" foreign -
en have been oh dowtsg the Woe for •
week. Theak Heaves ansa ode."
I matronlybeard whet he said altar that.
1 was thl•isg o.dy of the girl-ol the eta
1 haus and until this day bees this te
forget; bot I beard m • vague, =tidied
way that she was Nio=oll'. daughter ; that
she was toed lied pare sad true, ted that
she was to he Jobaeos's wile. do told m e
also of the efforts he had med., for her
sake, to save one of the biggest swiadhn
England bad ever know. ; sed then I un-
derstood all that had patsled nes before.
I s.dereiood =II better when, • few
wade tater. 1 fulfilled the defies of Jottn-
ta.'s " beet ansa ' spat the cesseie• et the
ovist Bite weddins performed .t • West
bed .harsh.
Jonsson has seed t be.osentric sew.
Spain. Later en it we. =sowed that be
had arrived at Brazil. sad • short time
afterwards rhes we. oontr.dlot.d. What if
the newspapers and the polies were .( the
tesok .las.ebher ;
I war Deering Jnkasoe's lodgings, semi this
gave • fresh tura to my thought.. What
wee the messing of kis maenad Weenie,
I shall never lsep;.t the look el the dead
we we toted la the room below. What
we .p.sed the doer be was lylag huddled la
a chair, with a small dagger be W breast.
from orbs= • stream of bleed w rowan
en to the Seer, tend with • look et gbsssly
terror ea kis taw sacs as 1 bop. sever te
1v.
The dim light trona the ball oast • dingy
glow es the gravel -path that led up to the
house, and • strange movement es 0)y
right, in the tittle bit 01 garden between
the house and the strut, caused me to stop
suddenly and peer into the shadow ort by
the bushes, with • tooling that was some-
thing akin to fear.
I stood, boldinv my breath, ..d then,
with a abrupt movement which took ms
by surprise, • mss, leaping soddenly est,
gave we • blow which sent me headless to
the ground, and ran like • hare atoms the
revel -pati unto the street
Ho was gone dined Were I realised
what had happened. bat 1 noticed that be
wore a slouch bat •.d • =oak, sad M= he
we. to all appearance a foreigner.
I pinked myself up, •ad, without stop -
to shake the travel from my Wahss,
node my way into the horn.
Wbee I reached Johsso.'s room, 1 was
surprised to find that he was not these, sad
that la bis plasm was a girl, who darted as
reekg esti---.tared so then all the osiswr
ram frees her cheeks wad the rem tree Ma
seat wits and trembling.
I passed oa the threshold, stammered an
apology and ingmr d beauty for Jetwen.
I tbosgbt then that the girl's voice was
the sweetest I bad aver beard I ..•reedy
remember her words, but when she went in
search of Johnson she left ms half dated
with hes beasts, with • wild, passionate
years:ng $ my beers to oall liar bath amid
to see her ow again, and with all Meuptt
gond from my sued eie.pt •bat of her
beautiful eyes •esti ber marvel's== red lips.
Whoa Jebeeos sale up 1 inquired eager-
ly who she w.a
"Whewas the girl !" Isaid.
He started at the question' and stared=
ate la • .warned amid oorions wawa.
• What girl ! " be asked hoarsely.
The words mesa= to fall from bid lips la
jerks. His bends trembled as he applied
ills we= te bks oig•r, aid the next me -
meat it bad Muse to the floor, and be wad
trammeling oat the light with hid foot
What girl ! be repealed. And when
I denoribed her he gave me es amewer. He
palated instead t the grant= my men►.
As be new=el to my t .f tie
stranger in the garden Ms 1.e. grow grove
wad stern. The frown b=ween
his brows .ad hie by thsmsel,...
sommtber. Bat be m ads M rough. H• ms
•.sem sten it a isf, fs
SLOIICIII Bladder
DOES PILLS
enrs
I have been troubl.u., Leif Stone
in the Bladder. 1 heard of
Dodd's Kidney Pills' cues, and
concluded to try them. I hive
used 18 boxes, and can safely
say they have been the means
of resnoving the stone. i can
iigl. recommend Dodd's Kid-
n ey Pills to all suffering from
this disease,
I remain. yours, etc.. -.
Jose MADiLL.
Shelburne, O.
Dodd's Kidney Pills
1 Cure Stone la Bladder.+ a mar
3i .T 0 1
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..COAL:
always on hand. The Beet
and only Scrwton Coal in this
market. Hard, Soft aced Black-
smith Coal always on hand. All
Coal weighed on the market scales,
so that you are sure of Good
Measure.
Ito
WM. LEE.
.r Harbor Quay.
EAMES LU'$ 84.'e.
A hiMNsl pins.
The ate E. K. Kodak., brother of the
batter knows Sir Jobe Kanleh...god to re-
late • geed denies eery of the old d.ye of
patsies& esrr.pties. Bribery was sot al-
ways serried oo te • direst form, bat the
'cathode employed sever failed to be under-
stood; and • very sisal practise w•e for the
...dilate as ge roe= to the various trades-
men .ad buy their goods at • priosgszerbi-
lastly above the "Misery odes.
Oa ewe =wise Mr. Hsr.Isk• was caw
tithing Odsh.eisr. la tan course of his ons•
vase las e.ter.d • shop whist be took to be
abut at • }deer. H. tstrodsoed himself to
the proprietor, and atter some plow= an -
v nstbs he suggested that thew should
make him a box to held deeds sad p•psea
The spas took the e•sdidats te the b•eh of
Ws gimp.
There." be said, " Wes are the only
kind of bones I make," .ad he pouted to •
row .f =Mos.
Ter • wesent Kerslake was taken •bask.
Then be recovered biased!.
" very well," be ea5d heartily ; " make
les awed atpg•, sad mg•gere me at Ones t"
•• 8o be did," dr. Kerslake would add is
the .eery ; •• wbat'' mor., 1
+ te laws vette M after the
was over, sad 1 have that edlia at my
Webers aew." T•
, es.:rov TUUTs>D— ._ .3
It
sane
CEYLON TEA.
le the lien Detetens or as Tine.
Nai a LIAR iAI*S*. SIT
PTIIRDY BROIL
SEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
tmsssassrre Ohrpdnl • esaea.
MYidade er or •11 tide of
t BOILERS.
Smoke Stooks, Balt Pana, Miss* Icon
Works, due., ago.,
Abd Weld le -
sag1..., M.rkr.ry Oistlsdi, 4..
An ohm .4 Apes odd PMe VMlksg ,
Steam and Winer Weiges, Highs Vann,
jpbu Cheek Valves. looptessoce, Illagags sad 1a.
OesMaNr es Instil at lowest
mist W. of &eel Wer and Hag
ler w el haw. sod saw
f ldebbg axes.* -----
£. L tlM1? 11PAL.
VP. 0. Hie a larbkite
es�er aeuocttoi
NILS.
Those intending to Build this
coming Summer- should pur-
chase at once as Ni. Clan wrens
never so low in price and may, /
not remain at present pritee'
very long.
TIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY
and
SEWER PIPE.
We hale purchased these
Goods in Car lots direct from
the Maaufactnrers and - an
give very 'ow prig
A full line of GENsa.m. HARD -
wilts always on hand.
DAVISON & Co.
Ths Vs -to -Date sardwars.
EPPS'S COCOA
ENGLISH
BREAKFAST COCOA
Gold is King
Plant your
bane claim: with
Steck, Briggs
••1011.6 Grade" feet.
said by lane/sr dodos.
Ask for than.
Saki investment
GOLDEN RETURNS
OAT 114.001116 PRIM
Tr. steNe. Briggs Said Co.
Towne. Owr.
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watrtntiorvaoa
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealing la all kinds of
LUMBER. LATH. SHINGLES
Aad bdldtsrh material or revery dss.ripssa
reesese s the tsllowinlduMlsotiv. mems
Dsiisaey of Flavor.
f.Mlriortty In Quality,
@,ststrl and Comforting,
to the •ervoae or Dy.peede.
lietritive Qualities Unrivalled
la tl.erte voe .d This poly.
JAM —tit fe. s
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Telegraph
Canadian
Patronise
True
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TQ it*r�71 t.s b.$) s.s�11••b.0ad
public • beg -AM wit with 5 sad
School Faraitare a Specialty.
Spring is ai Hand.
8o be prepared to meet it with a
good Hat or (Jap when it comes.
We have put la stock all the West
Styles of Spring
HATS
which for quality and price *moot be
equalled. In stock aro numerous as
nortmenta ot the latest in
masses esmpetltlsa. psv
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GLOVES COLLARS.
SHIRTS. HOSIERY.
MITTS, CUFFS
CAPS, NECKWEAR
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frf Lmesl1eseader Yad.viaa
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•C. R.SHANE &Co.
The reliable Hat ted Foranbing Emporium
WB MAKE.�w
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
Al Woe firs= 4 i lesgg ole �s
W NTR PON PRsaSS.
THE ONT SIO SEWER PIPE a
104 AOfLdIIIIS ST. sl..
sieves SR MIN& TORONTO
OLve
Baby
The only food
that will build
up a weak cons-
titution gradu-
Chance ally but surely is
Martin's
Cardinal Food
a simple, scientific and highly
nutritive preparation for ihfants.
delicate children and invalids
assure wayw.R •.o , t.e...sve«-
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flitkbout Om' C1ibbiii Rates? TaLe'eU
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