The Signal, 1897-4-15, Page 6TSE SMINAL : 3ODERIOH ONT.- THURSDAY APR. 1ae 1897.
TURNING GRAY
Aar Txtai*TEaBD
WITH BALDNESS
The Danger is Averted by Using
AYER' S um
**Nearly forty years ago, after
•owe weeks of aickneis. wy hair
turned gray and began falling tort
eo rapidly that 1 was threatened
with immediate !baldness, Hearing
Ayer's Hair rigor highly spoken Of.
1 comu►enced using this prepsm
tion, and teas so well satisfied with
the result that I hare never tried
any other kind of dressing. It stop.
ped the hair from falling out. stimu-
tted a Dew growth of hair. and kept
the scalp free from dandruff. Only
an occasional application is now*
needed to keep my hair of good,
natural color. I never hesitate to
recommend any of Ayer's me•tlicincs
to my friends." -Mrs. IL M. HAIGHT.
Avoca. \tabs
Ayer's Hair Vigor
i•!tf:'tl:I-!, I-. y
• M. J. C. ATEA dt CO.. ! OMELL. MAKS.. U. S.A.
Ap.r'r Swra.p.rlt:d peewees. Pd -epi..,
NEWSPAPER STORIES.
Te. Tett
Last year, white staying at the seaside, 1
made •cqu•intance with two little girls,
wbom I met every mooree going for their
bathe.
One p•rticul•r morning the tide was
rather high. and where the little rids stood
the welter reached well up to their necks.
On peroeivine the, the _counter of the
two said to their puree :
" Ob, none, pull cut the plug : the Doth
too full'
r.l.anes et' ■ 'tanner
Cures in twenty four hems. Thta io the
testimony of tene of thousands who have
used It. Putosm's acts speedily, witbout
pain, and removes oorns in tweety•four
bourn.
Mltabtly elevated.
In • small watering place on the Firth of
Clyde • well known character wen wending
he way home in the small hours of the
moraine, tipsy as ritual.
Suddenly stopping before • lamp post, he
shouted : "Come down and open the doer.
No answer was forthcnmior, however
sed, after shoutiog again and again, be at
last exclaimed :
Come down here, Molly, and don't be
lectin on you're in had, for 1 can see the at-
tic window lighted. '
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Me kord hip.
' A oert•in Irish lord was very vein of his
title
H. had his coronet stamped on all les be-
longIngs, and when travelling in a railway
carriage. takes out he handkerchief stamped
ie each corner, and spreads it on his knee
H. is trendily with an who address him u
"lly lord.
One day, meeting • man who hal beep
poaching, he said to ham : •
Von scuuodr.l, have you been po•chinv
ea my proper! y'
" I think not, my lord," miff the poacher,
" I did not neo any coronet M the rabbits.
evading.
The incident recorded of • cyclist er•ed
Ing toil by carryinv bin machine through
the gate is not without an •mustog prece
demi.
J ,the under keeper to • gentleman re-
eidiag to Essex, and whit was reported to
be the •tronee.t man in the district, was
ase day on the roan to Stratford, mounted
en his donkey. 0 i reaching a turnpike
nab he asked the pikemen how much would
be charged tor h:s donkey to walk through.
" Twopence. ' was the reply.
"And how much do you charge for harry.
fine • paroel through the gate.
".'Nothing." said the p.keman.
1 01im
W, air ,. cried .1—, aid, qtly
BJIEIIMATISM
DODD'S CKIDNEY PILLS
I have been troubled with Rheu-
matism for several months. I
ID,u1d scarcely get around. I
had tried several remedies, but
of no' use. I read of the won-
derful cures Dodd's Kidney
Pills had done, and purchased
One box. From the first box 1
began to get relief. I have used
4 boxes and 1 am cured.
I remain, yours, etc.,
W. H. SiMPSON,
Lindsay, Ont.
's Kidney P111s
ya Cure Rbeu
diemos•Iiog, be deliberately awned under
the ani. &1. and, anus' bis fere lent, lifted
bum bodily off the gro.ad, carried ht.,
through the gats, and. remounting, trot
ted ea.
As Irsbm•a who was • dealer to • email
way sod kept • little duskily sad art,
come on nae ooa•.lon 10 • bridge where toll
wee levied. but to his disappoint/eget he
Wised he had sot enough to pay it. A
bright Iboo.bt struck him. He an►arema-
ed the dookey and pas it tato the cart
Thea getting between the shafts himself,
pulled the cert with the donkey .tending to
It nu to the bridge. lo due coarse he was
baled by the toll ooheotor. ,. Hey mon,,'
rued the latter, '• whim's yr toll
gcrra,- said the Indian, " Just ex the
driver
Turning the Tahtm.
1e an Auckland (New Zeala.d) paper •
girl advert'''. for • eita•tken to take charge
of a le&odry or dairy. She can cook under-
stand. housekeeping, .ad add.--
" Noce but • respectable mi.trees, who
wishes lo Imre her servant in undie:urbed
discb•re, of her duties need apply."
What a oomDStetloa there mut be among
the r.retrsese for the model servant
Tb. meal Tues
" Tee,' mid the meek -looking man. "lee
Do douht voo're bad some great hunting ea•
perienoe to your travels abroad. '
•' t have indeed.
Buffalo butting--
" Yea"
" And hoar hunting
•• Of mune.'
" Well, you oust come rowed and let my
wife take you house Mistier and bargain
hooting with bor. Then you'll begin to
know what real excitement is'
A Celebrated Statile.
Many years ago • oertaio F:ngluh baronet,
who lived neer the spot where nae of the
mom celebrated battles of the War of teed
it, ase had boon fought, was preaenged to
George III. at • levee.
An igtorant man, he knew little (-1 Inc
history of comer', and was nonplussed
when the King remarked gr•c.ously •
" Von Dome from the sosoeof a celebrated
battle. 1 understand, Sir William."
•' Well, tour Majesty," was the &newer,
" 1 did have • round or two with the hack
smith : hot I'm very much surprised that
your Majesty should have heard of it."
Jolla ler Irma.
A few years WO two men were convicted
of horse -stealing, in the district court. Cha.
teao county, Montana. They deserved •
matron of ten years imprisonment, but
Judge Du hoes let them off with three
years. The worse men of the two, suppes•
ing that the sentence once pronounced was
past revision, oidresed the court : '•I jest
want to say. that when I get out von 11 be
the fist man Ill come here to kill " "Oh,
welt," said the jade.. •' to that case { 11
male it ten years. Then you wont trouble
me Ila soon.
Hering said this he turned to the other
man. „ Is there anything you would like
10 SO ••' Not • single word,- answered
the prirooer.
Beaten e1 ■is. Ow■ Caine.
The amiable young men at the Geoeral
Poet Orrice in Rochdale have been the ytc-
time ot arrest 'deal of 'neon•ace lately in
consr,iuence of • curious addition that bee
been made to the (Aide counter.
Alone its front for its whole length, •
piece of wore nettle. had seen placed, just
rimed above the @arfare enough to allow
email parcels, etc.„ to he handed render it.
Owior to no, the asst tante at the counter
have received • good of chaff from cus-
tomers Rnt the other day • local legal
luminary was effectually seen d. atilt
been having In serve I. he asked the me mat
at what time the animate Asan to feed.
The young mot was equal to the occasion,
however, and, handing • few nuts over the
oounter, be informed the astonished sone—
n-or that be meld commence at mace'
D. ar.meted.
A Whitat•b!e e•tice-belonging to the
order of Mammalia and not of Molin.ca-
wes discoureinv learnedly and at great
length en the structure and habits of oys-
ters.
y -ten. His heater, • London visitor, became
tired of the oonrersation, and at length in-
terrupted with the remark that be knew
one fact about the oyeter.
" And what's that !" said the native.
'• Why' they have well-developed
b .ro,," w•r the reply.
Thera what the aetentific mea say, 1 0'
Drove it, prove it, said the Dative, jealous
of the srranger'a knowledge.
" Well, they know when t abut up."
Exit native.
s'.mpr.ml.ed.
The following authentic .tory from 1 -ie a -
'hire is as chfracteriatio as it is amusing,
end needs@ no comment.
.Inck Taylor had been welkin, out with
lane Taylor for some time, and an olt,bt
he popped the ,lueetion.
'• %%til ta have me. Jane'"
And .lane replied
"I m noon fro p•rtic'lar, .lock."
So it was settled, and ,lock wended his
way home to hie mother. • widow.
Having arrived, he mated himself on •
three-legged e• tel-ecoording to oustom-
and had • " rood think. ' Presently he
hunt out
•' Mother. I'm Noe iterate) to be wed,"
" Tha' arn't, Jock."
" Willn't ta let me, mother
" Na, ,look, 1 willa't
" Thee, of i can't be wed, I li keep • ball
Prep'
m swdenee,
There may he been, on any tweak day. net
• hundred miles from Toronto, • poor, blind
beggar invariably reading from • book,
printed in the customary raised type in-
vested for the benefit of the sightless), and
usually •coempanied by • dos, whose duty
it is to receive for hie waster the elms of
the pbil•nthropically isoltn•d.
Oa* day, this novel sight attracted the
attention of • local errand bey. who stopped
sad rased en with •pp•reatly profound
e.a..i.bt.eat.
A bs.evelent eld gdntl•m•s who happen-
e d N be paging at the flute, observing the
t.terset displayed ow the hey's rownte.•aoe
*waved sad remarked to him • " Well, ley
1•d' trying to leans the per awe *only
method .1 timeline. ars you ' '
Ne ' 1 •i.'t," returned the p eriegsee
seeks.. llaeeo.ie.dly. Thee, after • peeps,
hag
~" Akin your game, rev ser • try*" as
e m.k bis deed I"
A miney of amens.
The aid paallema. wee Ohre the bey ad-
visee sus a tnaeb became the bay .41 It,
as bows, be bee male Ibbs be brace ekes
te do with. and tb• bey might as well
hove it.
"Joshes, ' bo .aid, be polite to eery•
body. Remember y.. ain't age mtllmemee
•a' ye omit afford tor pet on tee many im-
portant ways.
N'.11, 1 alai as sere shout that," was
tb. reply. " 1t meow to me thy'• • let of
people studio' 'rimed ready ter impo.es oe
ye at ye 40.'1 show wine spunk "
Y. b.v ter Mar luta of thinks to this
1de Ilia tea week es ooeees. Remember the
little buoy bee. H. jest keep. • week's' an'
• amain', day fa as' day out_ An' they's
mighty few been, I'm given to u.d.ntu'.
as can't leek back ste their loves with mi e-
taettus, and be p anted mit le the emerhbore
as • 1200.05: an•11 bemuse they jos' keens
ed • werkn' •u' •-woraue."
" That'. so. tether. But there's etre trait
of obor•cter 'beet the bee that you sia't
dwelt en."
' W bat's that •"
•• He don't 'sew seaway ser nit on 'on."
It Was Cases ls....,
Some years •go 1 was debuts ora the Spey,
where no lettere reached cue, and the morn-
ing taper wasn't bora yesterday. 1 had
first oleos sport and caught bah regularly.
The only drawba•k was • apectolly time
ealmou from wbiob I aould never get •
nibble.
For •bout • month I tried eery fly 1 pos-
sewd. and still no Dearer my ambition.
One moroto gmv ludledy brought me •
moos of bar daughter's weddmg•c.k. Iwt se
I was starting, and 1 crammed it into my
pocket.
11.11, atter trying all my fishing dodge,
ort my old friend. I welded together • boll
of the oaks with the yellow sticky •1.ff just
under the icing, Bred • hook in it, and flung
it out.
Joy ' 1 bed him in • moment, and • fine
tussle as was, with the keeper looking en.
„ Who would have thought, Donald, said
I, •• he would have taken • piece of wed-
ding -cake
" Tbey'se aye caaoy, chef, ' remarked
1)ocald, as be threw the tieh back into the
river „ He knew yesterday wits clomp
I:me '
Oates Istel.
An old woman who kept • stall in the
market of a provincial town on. day asked
the cashier of the :met bank to oblige her
with tire inversive. for a Bank of England
£5 note, bot being out of temper, he refused
to do no. She preened her request for some
time, but he remained obdurate. At length
she meld—
" Well, the fact se, sir, it's like ties. I
door like them tarrin noise, but prspe
you Ii anyhow give me one me one of your
good notes for it. Then I shall feel safe
like.
The unsuspecting cashier responded tato
the complemedt by handing She old woman
one of the note* of boll bank in exchange for
the other- She took it and reed shoe--
•' 1 promise to pay the bearer five
pounds.
"• Now," she mid, " 1'11 thank you to govt
me five sovereign. for this note, and if you
don't do it sharp 1.11 stand •t the door end
tell everyone the beak'. brok e.
The cashier brooded ever the money with
teeltnrs more easily imarteed than de-
scnbed.
Hesse. talo
I'hs followloe is one ot the few instances
on record when Mr. Solomo.s, t1.C. (se we
will sell him), of the Supreme Court of
, Australia, was, se it 1a popularly
termed, " scored off.
It happened in this wise. Solomon* (who
to by birth • slew, but who has since adopt
ed the Cbrutian religion, had gone over
with womb friends to see Mr. Saunders, the
Crown solicitor, oo a matter of busieeo
and. as wen invariably hie custom, began
chatting the portly Saunders about his dress,
which, though as • rule slovenly, was on
this ocwion muobh more me than ever.
" My dear fellow.- exclaimed Solomon..
" it is quite disgraceful that • man in your
poettsen should appear on such & verb' Look
at that coat and that waistcoat . And,
gentemeo, I beg of you to examine those
trousers '
Saunders listened to this, and • good deal
more, with an admiring smile, and, ea the
exoit•b'e little (1 C. finished, said, in envy
tog tones :
sly dear Solomon*, what gen eye yon
Jews have for old clothes 1"
L•agbt.r in Court.
The nn000tcious display of humor is
well illustrated 'a an anecdote related of an
Irish lawyer who had • point in his argu-
ment ruled out by the judges. Turning to
the bench he blandly exclaimed :
" If it pleze the coort, if I am wroog in
this wan, i hove another point which is
equally cooclooetve.'
That the judge* have their little jokes in
proverbial. &'though it i. te D• regretted
that more of the sayings of them gentle
men have not been put on record. le •
Scottish court, Lord .lu.4ne Clerks, in-
quiring the obese of • juror'. &boses,
said :
••Wb•t excise int • brow fellow like him
h.e !"
Ny lord," uew.r.n the sheriff, "he has
lost his mite."
•' Has be, indeed'!" .bid the justice. who
wag not blessed with the stoat perfect of
wives. " Has he! M•t'e • god. eines
1 wish we had the same."
With the jury, both oellectively and as
individuals, there is otters much fun. One
under exasnin•tlen was asked :
'• 1)o on know what • verdeot is '"
" No, sir ; i never went to a menagerie in
my iba" •
While the verdict. whioh are sometime.
brought la bre ridiculous, they ars, strange
to say. .e.•Ily recorded. A Webb jory
after • long deliberation gave this :
•• Not guilty, but we reoowatne.d the prio-
ritise sot to do it •gain..,
A winner's jory perpetrated this :
W. find that the de.,r.u.d mus to his
death by • blew on his bead which was
gyres either before or Mew drowning."
Hot, perhaps, the extreme ores resohad
when, on • orimin•I trial, the jades as►ed
the oeuvre, if he anything ten offer fetors
..st..ee was proaosbeed.
SeMhe: _
•' No, sir : i did imve f2. brat the byre,.
took that "
LITTLE BRAVES!
1)1d time • quarter -a -bot " Purgatives" an
(gaiting the field le whole banshees
Dr Ag.•w'. (.ger Pills at 20o • vial are
dri.i., them out at all poises.
Hewese they sot 'esti', mere efeeW sly,
serer pais, sed are easy se take.
!il•k Rud.elre eoeese.M to sae Asea
Cereals Os.mibee/ dispelled with else veal
sad Stemma el years' steadies
aaeslutely eared. 40 deem, 901,at ail dreg -
sista Sold by J. L Davit
.46
HOT CORN.
Knowledge is power, bet the uanecemary
display of it m weakest..
le she fealty !"
" No ; bat she hoe • pr•ptreoe•ety bask
•aoease."
" Nies umbrella, that. What did 11 noes
you .
" A guinea. What did yours eget
•' Oh, lust • little effort."
Brief. - He (readier) • " • And se they
were swrn«1 That le the way all love
atebes sod.
Sbe, " Yes, they des't burn long."
Peedeaai• Whim a desirable thing It ie
to have • friend con osa *rust.
Warrington Yes ; or one that oats treat
you. _ -
5be You know you would be iust as
happy if you dlt:a't kw no
He But do you sot se i am selfish eo•
out i to think only of self'
His l'omeal•tioo. - . Did you vee
kaodeome Chrifonse prtrint from ybur rich
0001'
B (hopefully): "Nu, But site wrote and
told me that she wam't feeling very well."
Lon- I can't decide on a Christina. gift
for Arthur "
1Mrs-1;ere him _yourself.
Dora --He made me promise not to give
him an expensive present.
A French newspaper recently published
taw following oaten* advertisement :
Ernest / 1I•, et I't&mbout, inventor of the
spring toppers, oottfiue his customers that
he has nothing to oomrcon with his name-
s& kr, Emile ZoIa,wnrer.
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A-The essential element in • present is
the surprise it noses to the recipient.
ft -Teen the present I got for my wife
will be an emtnently su.-csunful one. She
thinks 1 am going to give her a gold watcb,
but I have bought • silver glove buttoner
for her.
Very Different. --" 1t'. • gond thing to
have a emotion memory," said Fags.
• rest depends,' said Fogg- " 11 the
memory is yo'trs it is • very good thing, as
you my ; tut if it happens to be the proper
ty of your wife, that's another matter.
Itest-Burglar- Moho Jim' Why, you
look •e it von had been in • railway acci-
dent stone I saw you last. What'. wrong'
Si000d Burglar -1 got into • house wrote
We woman was w.itan' up far her busband,
et she mistook me ter him.
Financial Item -A -Do you write it
Christmas or Xmas
B-1 wrote it 'hrtetmee before the day
sad Xmj. &fterw•rde.''
A rhat moires strange. '
B -Not at •11 : one generally gets shorter
atter l'brutmea.
Fur Young Girl -Oh ! I lore to hear you
read your poems. It snakes me realise how
bravo too are
Poet- Itr.re
Girl-Yse,brave : you mid you took them
yourself to the publishers."
" Here ynu anytbtnv to say before *oc-
tane i. pronounced •g•ttet you asked the
Judge.
• The only thing I'm kiokin' about.- an-
swered the convicted burvl•r, " is bort'
identified by • mat that kept hie bead under
the bed-clot/Its the whole time. That's
wrong. '
It 1900 -•• Frederick," amid she, "dor.'t
let the baby stand alone."
'• Why, she's old eoouih to leant to
walk."
,. Old enough to lest° to weik ' Why,
.1-. b•m't erre ►.•cued to ride a bicycle
yet.
Youthful Author t ori, . has dropped into
the theatre before the performance) -What
are von doom, opening them doors '
Atteod•ot-The manager told me that
your piece wait to be plotted to.ight, and bs
wanted all the exit doors open on case of •
mak.
1'he youth had meds a request for moony.
For what?' demanded he (*Aber.
" 1 wane to vet • golf sun,' he replied.
Noumea. ' You don't need one." re-
turned the old man
" 11 simply rutss hie school clothes to
play golf in them," eurgeeted his mother.
"And a fellow can't walk m well is trous-
ers. ' added the led.
' No one w.nte yen to," retorted the
old moo " 11111 1 dea't nee why you o•a'I
borrow your ei•tn,'s .v '
AXES TO GRIND.
1"0 TH■ MAX.
When • diem coarse up slyly
And proceeds to natter you --
Tells you that your work 1s graadt
'Lha■ rear rival e'er can do-
t bow doves to her In warship.
Thn ieb you may be so Inclined.
Tor, per,•.hasee- there le no telllsg-
nn. may have an ■ze to triad
TO Testi MATRON.
When the Almoner whispers to you
Worths tbat set your brain awblrl--•
till. ynu tl•it you look so youthful
And rose as a girt.
1)o sot listen do not suffer
miss to captivate your mind,
goer bb, (-benne are, gad wanes.
That there Is an axe to grind:
To THE YOiUTH.
When a world -Irmo woman tells res
That you ars a "beanie's mane'
That she wlattoo to forget you,
(Hitt, • eh, that she never ton," a
Thee, deer boy, gest up and sccamper--
I'rer for wino to tdtare the wIsd,
ger 'tis certain that there's some este
with • gleaming axe to gnat.
A R.n..rkabi. nor
The Y'reetrtt Academy of 9detntp. In
ma
1729. examined the on of a French
lad, (isle 7 yearn old. who, ti all rr-
epe.•t., stave that of IntNlig•ne-. was
the equal of a map of 20. His trmart-
aMle physicist developm.'nt tte;txn when
he wan 2 yevw old: at 4 he could do the
f► n wnri of a tiny ,;f 15 or le, and at
7 he waw a fully gni-own mart. Although
hie physique wee tette remarkably de-
veloped. hit Internet n.oe was no great-
er titan that of ehlldren tri the eams
ego He died tw'frw;• he was flu As 1a
usual In mush mere of premature dc-
veMpme'Itt• his atrt¢glh faded ewer
and he became prr.ii tar-Iy t•!d before
other men wouM atttln maturity.
handier. the terminus of the Atone. Tao
tr.-sole was to ver and the hoer Boated
within thirty rept or *h. ground.
The sues., was almowt levet and ex-
cept for the Impetus given further
h.rk, theme would be very little modott
to th. water. OraditeJly the *ow 0.5..
M and the exalt and its pSlmwtgen
moved est a wwlleing pace up to 10.
dine*ut or the lumber t•oi.epany's tee
Wills. A workmen ttMs d one rade ail
the boat •.d bold it tubes tie MOM till -
ambertaiL .
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WF,BT-BT_
The undersigned has opeoed • ]teat Market
in the store on Nest .t between ('antelou'e
Bakery and the Poet OISee, where a ('hole.
Selection of Heats and i'cultry will always
h. found. Orders regularly called for. and de
liveries 'wade promptp.
fa•'Leaye • trial order please.
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1
STEAM BOILRR WORK$,
A. S. CHRYSTAL,
Inemenrr UA►pss.1 • mam
masstaot•rer of all made a<
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Halt kiwis, Sheet Ilep
Works, etc., etc.,
Aad Dealer Is-
Itagtaos, Machinery ('allay, te.
All sires of {tips and Pipe Frenzy's,
Steam and Water (:aures, Globe Valves,
Check Valves, !aspirators, Fjeeters and 1a-
Constantly os. Hated at Lowell
A "pseud line of Steel Water end Hsi
Trough" for age of !arses and others.
Repairing promptly •tteuded te
A. 3. CHRYSTAL.
211h -h 1'. H. Hoz 17, p nderioe.
Gold is King
Plant tw
bons chunk with
Steele, Briggs
"filth Grade" deeds,
.sad by leedieg dealer..
Ask t -r ttemi.
Sett airs -stun -ht.
GOLDEN RETURNS
CATALOGUES INDIC
The Steele. Briggs Seed Co.
I-uRuv 10, ON t.
memme
PLANING RILL.
1 EST*OtUS11E0 IOLS.
lluchaiiaiis & fihyirns
reit v,•orv.on
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers to ell klada sr
LUMBER, LATH. SHINGLES
Aad balldaos material of every desi-rtptaes
School Furniture a Specialty.
WE MAKE -
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
All Nam fMw 4 In. I. tat in, ale
tonueetle,.
WRITE FOP PRIOES.
THE ONTARIO SEWER PIPE CO
001 ADELAIOni •T. E.,
*Apia., env mesa TORONTO
Give
till
Baby
a
Chance
The only food
that will build
up a weak cons-
titution gradu-
ally but surely is
Martin's
Cardinal Food
a simple, scientific and highly
nutritive preparation for infants,
delicate children and invalids.
'MINT WATSON a CO., eee.a,eyeee.
ateenweat
Or_ W W. 7'1-102‘21=n301NT
Strode ibealer, hes mods err areal the armee, feorr�the sm oo and •bio prettiest
sl the
W e mat • (ENE has
turn
4 ilii•. =rich
will he • cls. err lettee GI the the Comma" Svc&
MY OPENING DAYS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Feb. 26 and 27, and Mar. 5 and 6
when 1 hey. to serine a large share of the patronage of tibderisar ani rarrwtr.dle, o •try
1 will have Wbrels or ether mskees so thee 1 eta emit all seiner.. WltatT ROODS mil
H()' RYT PRICES Is my melts. N• charge fee keteptag Is repair tat eau tear. ptttlreskre
bene lad iry.t
THOMPSON'S MUSIC DEPOT
veleta sed. eg IoW.,
Aak your Drugging fir
A
Wonderful Tonle
and
112"'VIIRemedy Oaf
Weak and Impure 111044M
kldnsy and Liver TtiI dge&
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