The Signal, 1897-4-29, Page 7THE STMITAL : GODERIOH. ONT., THURSDAY APR. 2, 1 891.
HOT CORN.
/visas. Maga aid Priam Charles got
ai;ii 00,000 in wedding Primate ; yet
owe ar• those who hold that it is cheaper
to sinell•
Tite Emperor ot Chime has ten men to
bis umbrella. It bee sever bees hoe-
-010 l'ot-
o c,00rge, Oen YOU elt Ile with me to-
r
s. My dear wilearo yea r
.Wo; bet themo's to be &silk gals tomer.
pp at Kerala° & Co.'s, and I meat to be in
0104"
--
Illitanger-ls the submarine diver at
Soo!
/ Tee Diver'il Wife -He's down at the
ow, but 1 don't Mink you mu ses luso
Ibis morning.
Wenger- Why aot !
Tlie Divot's Wife -414's immersed im
beams&
--
Is the Surf -Hopkins (oonting up sudden
w -Where did Oat wave go
podmore (ooutthisg and spluttering) -I
sptillwed,. it.
-1101.-"yder--Wty is the ringing of a bell
*as obligatory upon bicycle rider.'
ge, gives their victims time to tit-
ter en ejaculatory prayer.
Edg.ee wee watching Mamma as she
kommel the lettere of her typewriter with a
erhiott she kept for that purpose.
looking f* few tallow's, he said
° r
Mantles, are y cleaning ins Math r
Some women seem to take mere pleasure
matiog the man they love miserable teen
they do in being reveoged on Demerol) troy
hate.
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" This is • irret town for cricket, isn't
-I should say so. A fellow can't evert
get off to go to her erandmother's tuueral
gaunt showing • dootor's oertifloste."
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Siegleton-Well, old mast, I hope you
wee t tind merriaes • failure.
Younghusbaod--I smossely hope not
The oourtship came near bankrupting me.
Ltura-I am surprised to hear that you
wears going down to the seaside this sum
--sase. Moire that'
Lulu -Oh, thereto no necessity for my go.
*ea sums& I iun ahead, swage&
• -- _
%the Audi decide whew 11171 db.
• MN? "
016 the uadertaker MIS* Rerisie ix
tarterthe boilist-totinothise
•••••••10111mmor
"1 mat • seer bet, is the very {steno
eye.'
" Pimps* down for • few minutes; the
Whim le jilt attest to chaise." _
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Teacher -Is IOW reenact wan &arise L
to blame tor his aisfortnaate wad
Johnnie ensile -He lost h s head in a
critical moment
As El teneive Wardrobe. --Said Moses
Cobalt. ben, to Meow Coble. jun. :
" Mose.. Mtn. me, dere vas nodding@
like industry. Mr. Sobwiadelteeves came
to die °matey ealr J. years rege mit eel,
wen skirt to his pack, and now ha toes rad -
"Geed eracitous, fadder ! vat &de be do
ers.lIltos 'hula
In the Sarogasso Bea the weeds are se
thiok that birds may walk on them.
--
Husband-How di yes like the vi..!
Wife (with sostase)-011. 1 mu •P•ich-
len 1
Husband -Well, if that be so, think wir
bed better stay here awhile.
Wile -Yoe are • member of is many
olube, Geoitaa Couldn't I jou one of them,
too!
Husband -Why, pray, my sweet
Wife --Ob! I should so much like, once
• while, to spend an °toning in your
company !
" Why did you do it !" asked the inquis-
itive visitor of tbe man who was under sea.
Woos for throwing his wife into the well.
" She was aryls'," the man sztleined,
"s54 I oould Maud tt to me • Ira-
nian ory."
Groceries
Groceries
If you want the above right
UP-TO-DATE
A lame Aiwortment ot
Crockery
Glassware
to choose from cell at
0. C. WHITELY'S
CHOICE TEAS
and COFFEES
80LE AGENT TOR
GOLDEN AGE Package Tea.
EAST SIDE OT 13QUART.
• Sikes -Well, there's one thing we've
all got to make up our naiads to ; we've all
got (o drop out of life roomer or later. .
l'wist-Oh, I don't know about that
You may bave inherited that style of leav•
tug the world,but most of us atm" to avoid
the drop if we can.
Au Irish gentleman was dieing out oole
day, when eomebody insulted the Queen
The gallant and loyal Iruhman was on Ina
feet in an instant.
"Sir," mud he to the culprit," "the duel -
lo is not now in fashion : but. if you had
made that remerk fifty years ago, I would
oall you out tormorrow morning."
Mr. :Subbiabe (proudly) -We have kept
our last cook ov•r mouth now.
Nexdoor (envious and amared)-
Goodnese me How did you mating' 1t!
Mr. Subbube--She was struck down with
posumonta tour weeks ago, and oau't be
moved from the bowie
liTIRINU ROIL BUSINESS
Pyr
Mrs Wyly (proudly ertlkirg out of the
sewing room) -Weil, Percy, how do you
like me women !
Mr. Wyly -Oh, they do very well ; bat,
dear is., how much older thau meal they
make you look.
On the following day • neat peckers, ta
tended for tbe far -away heathen, was for-
warded from the Wit'shome.
The- -prevalent feediarlawse-reed many
households lust now is one of noomfessed
regret at giving up the sore comfort. of •
inburban home for the dubious pleaeureeraf
a seaside, mountaisq_pe country sojourn.
e_tete-
" Why did Who. lieglisw ibicharla_
Frmela maid •
"Incivility."
".What! She struck me as tbe •onas of
civility."
"it., tee but I believe see couldn't un
derstand Mrs Ltarlow's Itresch."
FOR 80 DAYS OF
DOUBLE and SINGLE
Harness
WHERE RI4EUMAT ISM IS UNKNOWN
SPRAYING FRUIT TREES.
Treeing, 411 ter Emesemperag is tweets That
Emelt Tree,.
Apple-Firee splaying; Bordeaux mix-
ture and Paris grecs (4 oz 19 the barrel al
the mixture)) whoa the beds are melbas.
bsooad speuyieg Bordeaux mixteige and
Perla green before the blossoms opea.
Third Spraying : Bordeaux mixture and
Paris green whin the blowout have tallest.
Fourth and fifth sprayine : Beason:
mixture and Peri& grime at latzrvals ten to
fifteen days, if necessary.
Pear-L.1a• blight, scab and *Willa
moth, the same treatment as for the apple
Ploce-Curcnlio, brow° rot and leaf
bliebt.
First spraying : Bordeaux mixture be-
fot• the flower buds epee.
Scoond spraying • Bordeaux mixture and
Paris rem as mum ea the petals have
fallen
Third spr.ylng Bordeaux and Paris
green in seven re ten days alter.
Fourth spraying : Bordeaux mixture in
tea to fifteen days atter.
?mob-I:Crown fruit rot, leaf blight and
plant ooroulio.
Fire, and second spraylogs : Seine as for
treatemat of the plum.
Third eprayieg Bordeaux mixture in
two to three weeks.
Fouth Spraying : Ammoniebel copper
carbooate it aoy danger of disfiguring the
fruit with Bordeaux mixture.
Cherry -Aphis, elite, brown rofi and leaf
blight.
First Spraying Bordeaux mixture as the
buds are breaking: if the aphis appears use
kerotene emulsion alone.
Second sprayieg : Bordeaux &store and
Pat is green, as soon se the blossoms tall.
Third spraying : Bordeaux mixture sod
Paris green tea to fifteen days after.
Grapes -Mildew, black rot and ft -
beetle.
First .preying : Bordmux mixture and
Paris green when leaves one inch in dia-
meter.
Second sprsying : Bordeaux mixture aad
Paris green when dowers have fallen.
Thud and fourth sprayings : Bordeaux
mixture at intervals of teo to flfteee
Perm green alone when the beside is m-
ucking the buds in the Spring.
/leapt:terry : Anthrecnoeir and leaf blight.
First sort/leg; Bordeaux mixture mat
before growth begins.
Second Spraying Bordeaux ;axial*
about when first bloseoms optic. -
Third spraying : Bordeaux mixtues WWI
the fruit -re gathered.
Carreat and opeserry Itersordi
mildew.
Fula irprayine:,iterdeaux
Pails green as sotta-en the Immemorial& --
Seemed spraying : The same tea to fifteen
No Matter Etre Iatease the Pala South
AntericabeatitrOurci will Remove
It Quickly -A Lady ot Highgate Tells
What it Did ter Her -Permanent Care
of a Cm* of Years' Steading.
It hsa been declared by scientists that
every dimes. has a remedy. In rheumatism
South American Rheumatic Cure haa been
found • iodinate antidode for chi" tasteful
diagram It is always effective. Mrs. N.
Ferris. wife a a well-known manufaciturer
of Ilighgate. Oat says: " I was seriously
affected with- rheumatic pates in my ankles,
and at times wad &latest disabled. I tried
everything, os I thought, and doctored for
years without much besefit. I woe induced
to nee South Atnerioan Rheumatic Cure. To
my delight, the first dose gave me more
retort than I bad had for years, and two
bottles have completely cured me."
Sold by J. E. Davis.
ltapreindieed Advice.
A Western senator tells the story of •
man, travelling in a parlor oar between
Omaha mad Deaver, who fell asleep and, se
Pasch would say, " Snored profusely from
the nose," so that everyone in them:each was
dEllitME-Minoymi. Promo?, says the St.
Paul Dispatoia. an old gent eaten approsoli-
ed the sleeper, and shaking him oat of bis
slumber with • start.
•• What's the matter?" he exclaimed.
" Why, your anoriog is annoying every
one in the oar," raid the old gentleman.
kindly.
" How do yoe know I'm snoring'"
" Why we owlet help but bear it."
" Well, don't believe all yes hear,' re-
plied the etriteger, tat weal to sleep &rain.
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Rides" biome -Gravel and Stricture
-An Absolute Care Found in South
• American Kidney Cure -A Remedy
That Never Fails in the Moat Douses -
leg Came.
Tbe solid evidence a expertise* is be -
Whine hellehor• (kW)
Med South Ame(ia's Kide•y Cure. Mr.
Wilber Goff. of Chippewa, Oni. is shingt. _Water
daCia aloes, hell•boom-10 famio Moo
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Totsedo-Rot end blight
Spray with Bordeaux mixture se soon es
rot or blurbt appears, ter three times, tf
ecru emery, at intervals of from tem to fifteen
days.
Potato -Blight sod beetles.
First spraying : Pans green
the I *miss appear -Hine poured
Ions water).
Second spraying : Bordeaux mixture and
Paris green, when plants six incites hiela.
Third and fourth sprayings: Bordeaux
mixture at intervals of ten to fifteen days
if neesseary.
CAMARO—Pyrethrum applied in solution
(one ounce to lour gallons ot water) or dust-
ed on (one part pyrethrum to seven parts
flour) fi.r the cabbage worm.
Strawberry -The rust or leal.blight
Bordeaux mixture when it can he applied
without disfiguring the fruit will control
this disease. Apply at intervals of two or
three weeke on new beds after they begin
to maks runners -
testi Um op with a iseibmg I meld berdly
sumust ter 1..j heart.
" Twice I tries to put UM keit, tato his
throes, foad Micas he shaded am • on the
third attempt, just as the knife resiMhed
seek, I gamed halo ste eyes, sad :maw them
nob • reproachful look that Vie kills deep -
ped from us bend to the nosed. There
wee no so soulful sad hums iu that
look thee it seemed like murder.
"It was *sly by dint of the grease' de-
termination that I succeeded at Last in kill-
ing him, sod I have giver ItIt like the same
mini Amos."
And the enema oott and all declined to be
partioipanta la the mune, and the dinner
proceeded as obeeslessly as a funeral.
as soon as
to 100 gal -
BOUPPA x
mIXTuni.
nee nest Remedy ter (eras
is Putaana's PeiolessCOrn Extraotor. Rapid
painless, its &otter' is a marvel to ali who
have tried it. Fancy getting rid of painful
corns in twenty-four hours. " Petition's "
does it.
amok en the Errifeiser.1
Tim late Prefemor Bleckie used to relai•
with great misty the following story riga:nit
himself, mid I do Dot thick (winters the oor-
respondent) ttat it bee ever been ehronicled
in Gold, print.
As everyone knows, the genial old pro -
lessor used to to • piot unique risid striking
figure in the streete of modern Athens. A
wiry framed old patriarch, 'Fah striktogly
handsome features and loog hair, that foil
in ripests shout his shoulders, no one once
having seen him oould forget him.
Foaming along one of the principal Edin-
burgh streets, he was socosted one day by
very dirty little street gamin with-
" Shine your boota, sir''
'The urchin wee very importunate, sod
the' protemeor, tenor impressed by theex-
(5105 filthiness of the boy's tows, remsek•
ed-
" I don't went • shine, my led, but if you
go and wash your face 111 give you • .ix -
'p0000.
" A richt, sir." was the lad'. reply ; and
going over to an adjgoent drinking fountain
he made his ablution. Returniag, he held
out Me hand for the money.
Well. my led." mid the profeerior,
"you've earned your money ; here it is."
"1 diem want it, auld chap," returned
the gamin with • lordly air, "y. mu keep
it and get yew hair_ont."
Copper sulphate 4 pounds
Lime (fresh) 4 "
Water . 40 gallons
Suspend the ooppec sulphate in five gal-
lons of water. This may be done by pet-
tier in a bag of mares material, and hang-
ing it, so as to be covered.* the water.
Then'mix the two and and the remainder oft
the 40 gallons of water.
Warm water will dissolve the copper gni-
phat• more.readily titan cold water. If the
lime is at aU dirty strain the lime solution.
Annarit-caL oar= CAATIVIAIL-99.1..X2P".
•
metw tett.
. The famous Hungarian, Count Z Doh y, w h
lived on a princely inoome in Vieona, was
in bis younger days, well known all over
Europe on amount at *4. 10*.. he made and
.ren. Onoe, wimp there wao
neavy ditty imposed on (motley head at cattle
ing the Austrian capital, be nude •
bet that he would mere a lamb through
the gate of %less& or.d that the este-keeper
who was acting am imperial offioer,ediustieg
sod remiving the duty, would be glad to les
him pair.
Next morales, the mon% disguised as •
butober, his botcher knife to hie hand, his
shirt sleeves rolled attend oarrying • beevy
sack on his shoulder, made his way to One
of the fashionable gates of Vann& ifeh'ilt•
watchful offioer sees espied him.
-west saw. yea bi that away fellow r
" A dog, sir.' -
" A dog ! Dog yourself ! Do wn with
that seek ! I know fellows like you some-
times oarry dogs in woke through the gates
and sell them for mutton in. tows. Down
with your sack !"
" But its *outing but • thia. ma • bad
dog, too. I will—"
"Never mind whet you will. Down with
your sack !"
The offioer pulled the seek from the sup-
posed butcher's 'boulder, out the stringtind
sure enough, out jumped one of the biggest
doge in Vienna. The dog rushed at the
faithful ;government servant, landed him
several steps away in the gutter, and then
left for parts =known. After him went
the ysnag butcher, shaking his knife before
the *yes of the frightened offiaer and ex•
claiming :
" settle you after 1 oatch that dog !"
About two hours afterwards t'his faits of
the botcher ..sin appeared before the raised
window of the goutoffioer.
" I have just caught that dog again.
Would you like to look at him
"list sway! Get out, you and your in-
terne' dog And with • orseh the vrindow
went down, and the limiting butcher entered
Vienna. -
But no dog 'wee thet time in the seck but
the tatted Iamb that eould be found in the
subuiSs.OF capita
Copper bertionekbe 1 ounces
Ammonia sufficient to disoolve the copper
earboaste.
Water 10 gaUeos
This solution is sob much used, and is re-
commended ooly in teigell when the fruit is
so for ativeneed that it await be disilgared
by using the Bordeaux mixtsre.
PARIS oasts.
Paris green I pound
Water 1100 to 303 minims.
Use 200 rations of water la a mixture tor
apple trees. 250 tor plum trine, and 300 for
peach trees. When Paris trees is added to
Bordeaux mixture, so as to form • oombined
insecticide, add four neater to every 40
ratio as of theBorderinx mixture.
HILLIBORZ
one of the Ineadrerle who bare' eindkiiiisa
equally moose terms. He .aye: "Attar
felting six bottles of South American Kid -
Cor. I am completety cured of stricture
and gravel, hevinceuffered from these own -
;debate for over ten years. 1105.4 peas
relied after takinr ens bottle. hut oestoneed
tha embody mail 1.. ttarfteoile altred. and
1104:40;estsTisli NT best td health."
Trunks, VaUas, Olub-Sags
ot all sizes,. Oarrizfte Rqrs,
Robes, Whips, Brushes, Fur
Ooats.
4
The Harness Stook is largest West
, of Tomnto. and the entire sleek will
he cleared out at less thse ant of
manufacture. I am retaining no stook
or interest, so oOst Or vats of geode
will be disregarded in tab ode. A
rare chance far FSITISSIS sod Hate
rneneaevsry set of Harems is gear-
4ntead h.5A made and the bust of
Union Oak Leather, while the Mount -
lug -silver, braes or rubbse---are
hot quality. -
" Nook terceints must be settled
Eel Osse or itsts ems.
WM, ACHESON
leunce.
5 gals.
IPTILITIIR VW.
?tee, trees powder if reth
Water
Adeatatstestises 1
Apropos .4 (8. recast visit ef the King a
Portugal to Great Brits* a traveller who
h es sees the Portugues oolosiste at work,
give' a piques* ;gators of the adthisistre•
tics is am eettleness.
He wee Molted 00 050 eocesion to dinner
by the Oevermor. His table rempasioa
warmed him agates* that; ellisial.
** What's haw matter wish him r seated
the traveller. •
"Walter with Mr ? Why, be wim gas -
mama te *Mesa months' teeprlessineee
1.1 robbery, amid rove, marvel ate taloa' ' •
Artm disseir. the Governor task the trav-
eler aside sad esbiesnly warned Ma &gaunt
aim ern latrineses.
.. Wh000s las manse with him V'
" lirefelt whit him t Why. he wake sea-
lemettli he Adios ndstk's uspiessmeat for
sesossidest, sod erne served Ids Oboe"
TY, 4111.410 dee west ttailtillbrIls,
maslest sewas very dallsk..."Wiatitt
soil Os trineller ine
d
the ewe was .5* renewed sod euebirol.
"04, as," add tee Oorseem °net aim
alseif t hob est et all a buil !slim. At pae-
an lie le SaSeirgriteg eiteensesisat ter re -
500 sod ..by riessivoi twos* bum a
as" as taw goal. os 1 pie Wma a lob
illittlewel eat that the lilliaat MOM Matt
SOW SW pi issols Ss rod* ilk
*am
1 ounce
4 pls.
K !Metairie EMrLlI0,
Hard map. potted, or soft soap 1 quart
Bei wate r•teref t 1 gallon
Co.1 oil 2 galloue
Atter diesel the sine is the water,
" "-
ininutua. Wm, limberly mired. "at -''''-"Essicemesiesr eg semse-seree Ill'artiprorker.7f
vier but
Yule's
Bicycle
Livery.
FOURTH SEASON
After three years of successful
work we open our Bicycle Livery
again this year, and trust we shall
have a season equally successful, if
not in advance of these of the past..
In addition to the larger num-
ber of Bicycles for hire we have
this year added a Tandem, whicb
will no doubt be appreciated Vf
those who desire t.) go in couples.
Al kinds of repairing carefully
and rapidly attended to, and a
vulcanizer has been secured for the
rehabilitating of old tires.
The Teaching Academy will also
be maintained with its usual effi-
cacy.
&member the old and reliable
place
Kingston -at.
YULE'S
BICYCLE
LIVERY
The Kellsilligoll Figlliture Co. Ltd.
u ODIC VC&
ARE IN WANT OF DRY ELM, BASS-
WOOD, BLACK ASH.
Pacific
Teiegraph
Canadian
•
Patronise
True
.Competition.
Tun CArtglet•Ili PACIrio RAILWAT Oo •
TeListio•rn has been established to give the
public s tlnit-olses settle' with falr and PON
Masan% ootnuetition.
It is managed on buslang trinciples sad la
the interest of lue patrons.
It deserves the suppoet of every perms whit
In competition.
Maim °ow:eating wtth all limes sod �bia�
ease* despatch nee this Cems
iniclited Mates, fund& and learepe.
through wires to all potato in Um
NorthweetHritish Columbia and Pacific Come
Oe.-94rth Bids Weatin.
ItAlerulf/S.
Loo" Manager Gc leech
1897 . . . .
hanouticement.
New Goods and Best Values
in the Tailoring line at the
old -established and reliable
Weet•st Emporium. Satisfac-
tion guazantad in Quality
Style and Price.
HUGH DUNLOP
FOE SALE AT A BARGAIN
Otrrrir FOR SAWMILL
Cash or Exchange for Lumber.
-Zak
The Goderich Lumber co. (L(d) has for sal
et the Harbor and at the . Yard on the G.T.R.
track. lam. Ain. and Homewood and Plait,
Hemlock and Cedar Lumber in all lengths aad
and Cedar Posts. Also Slabs In any quantity.
Lu uptowe *Moe for the sale of Millwood,
(Slate. e ) has been established at the store
of IR ARDIBR & LBW, who are empowere.1 to
accept orders and receive payments for our
uptown trade in that line.
6 tt THE GODERICH LUMBER CO
The vitality of sick people is elways low-
er between the hours of midnight and six
o'oloak in the morning ; consequently the
greatent amount ot stimulant is needed !lur-
ing that time.
Dynamite, controry to gamma belief, is
comparatively harmless so loos all it le kept
& pert from the materials whiob en seed to
explode it Gunpowder is far mesa danger-
ous in transportation than dynamite.
ivith the aesimanoe of the latest mach-
ine& a pleas of leather can he traindenned
bite a pair of boots in thirty-four inmates,
la which time it pasties through the beads
of silty three people and through fifteen
marshiest
N'ery yarns ehileren are not s•rigitive to
Milt to •ny great tx test. A medioel &nth
mite states the'. searittlItT it telilittti sbowtt
in lees than four or fire weeks after birth,
sod before that time laterite do not shed
tears.
The autograph lettere testifying to oar's
made by Ayei's 8arreparille, and other pre-
Pesten.- ar• kept on file at the J. C.
Ayer Co.'s office, Lowell, Man. They are
from all °Car Obs world, ant ars cheerfully
skews ilMiseue of seeing them.
GEO. THOMPSON,
Telephone No. 6l.
1
Manager,
ROO TENNI'
.About ten years ago I first became afflicted
with Rheumatic= and Gout. and during the
laet ten years I haye been treated by several
playsicians, sod they all advised me that it was
impossible to care me here, and that the only
remedy for me was to go to a warmer climate.
1 was confined to my house last December
owing to this disease, and was unable to do
any work whetever.
I oonunenced taking the Kootenay Cure which
Mr. 8. 8. Ityckman, M. P, gave me about the
middle of April laat, and attar aboutonerweek's
using this medicine I was
seildently cured to be
able to snort driving a
bread wagon, which work
required me constantly getting an &adrift my
W54011.
Tbe pains which I always bad bi sides
are now completely gone, and I ant neer ale to
work Without &ay phis whohreet.
•--MU Pert! lefiliderramerseraerm.
able weeny from' this disease. My general
health ha. wonderfully impaired wince taking
this medicine. Sworn to by MICHALL 0.
DWYER, OS Icendng Street, Hamilton.
Send for pamphlet to IL 8. Mammy Mrs*
CUM CO. Handllom. Ont.
CURES
U1SM
For TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS
DUNN'S
BAKING
POWDER
THISeciatiE•taig•ND
bore 10 15. wittiest oilmen. A syrbig• 50
pomp will ald much In this work. la eft",
dilute with from sine to fifteen pule et
water. Emcees* ernalnion may be prepared
with soar milk (1 gallon). sad coat (2 gal-
lon). no soap being required. Tide will
net keep tong.
rbeesent.
"Yee," mkt the host.-legpiag the wing
frost the turkey sad pew epos the me
estsbied oompeey with imitable madame. "I
wrest felt eo intioh regret be ill soy Ids as
rhos I killed this WM."
The parses isquired tbe reams.
"Weil matiased the best. "*10* turkey
wee bred by is, led beessae remarkably
tame ha. ewe of ids kb& He would food
etuost vet bawds. sod Mamma a.:hod Ire
the *Widens thee he would fellow these 114.
estumieg.. Well. patimmes, *hes the real
et hiblossie. op dm Weis fat the
Rickel MA le a amain ease ever him ; be
sedialk Is divnebragellsek ihse kte eves
1.. onsoL No espeaset hewed
her *Ls leobb sad le eatemythims
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temporary waste of morale times, sad also
as oprodable 19.1 04 moieber• mad *thes-
is as“ me.
Prima begentor-OhM as ever there
seems peettlesly to eelay the treadmill.
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Wm. was a bioyele thief.
Yew Leveler -1 bays come te ask you,
▪ to *use to permit your daughter to
*Marry late t
an Pother -to refuse ? Why yeta—"
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know I sem ret bet seseeat at ossa."
PILliANTHROPY
Or phileathrepy le give yen pod health
ter 20 esate---tbe met of Dr.
sew'. Laver Pills.
Same, safe, quisk esti pleasant to at No
go* wriphae.
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ing. be tee owed tse
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Wall Paper
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"WALL PAPER
LATEST DESIGNS !
Thanking siik-inistomers for past raver% I
beg to announce Unit I now emery • stock ot
Walldeoett sad hope to give satisfaction in
this line,
GEO. WATSON
PAINTIllt AND DECORATOR.
Montreal st. near the Market.
Cakes, Pio, Tarts. •
Ready for the Rush.
Call at D. Cranston's, the leading
bakery„for, your Party Cakes and
Puff Polite Tarte, Oyster Patties,
Minos Pies, Short Bread. All kinds
of Cakes kept on hand. Orders left
by ten in the morniug will be made
and delivered the same day.
'Wedding 'Calm.
decorating of the latest designs' with
a fancy assortment of Wedding Cake
Ornaments.
Almond icing a _siecia_lty.
Ce.man.atelors...
Tinware
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ARMSTRONG BIM
Pump & Fanning Ell Works
0•01131ORIOMEIC , ozqT
TM? aisraorravarr,
slink a very egieble _lPeseps. mans-
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wesleosed /MUM* quarter,'
oft out.
are *factored is a *MAW
Aid Meirele
1st to
oferestow
PUMPS
PIIIIPS for =tag
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maws: sod MUD
SERVOS
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AMMO= BROW,
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are necessary to mankind, then Law
much more so are they to the better
part--woulan 1 As they are so neces-
sary you should see that what you get
are good, thus saving in cash and
health. Tinware or Graniteware
bought from us la always good, and as
the latest inventions are always
added to our stock a better seilectior.
cannot be found In Canada,
STOVES AXD FURNACES Wtbee meths"
complete lies of Stoves and Zorn -
ease in Abe deenty.
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