The Signal, 1897-5-6, Page 3010 OYMISERY
UMATIS M
r
U11.72 41114., cared by
larsapprilla
tars, I suaered untold misery
r rheumatism. I tried every
7, consulted the bat physt
lot hprinp, Ark., three times,
there, besides doctors' bills'
In only temporary relief. My
ted away so that I weighed
res pounds; ay left arm and
u out of shape. the muscles
Led
p In knots. I was unable q`
acept with assistance. and
!o about by wing a caue. I
1, and was assured, sy the
told not live. The p01e)t at
twful, that I could pelmet*.ane of byptderamiw Wei*
A-1 lied ay limbs based
tar, In poultices; but Mete
nary relief. After trying
suffering the most awtt,
to take Ayer's
ontb,, 1 was able to We
In three months, my limas
ten, and In the oourse of a
1. My weight has increased
id I am now able to do my
a rai;r-•ad t ieksmltb."
ER'S
Id's Fair Esrsapseik
ILS euro L•w.sda.b..
wont
Dort'ThatJ
i ae ikij C if;
1 CHOICE MEATS!
most faettdlens testae, an
trybod,. WE Ips every
lne.
t Meats
:d Meats
ed Meats
li Meats
ted Meats
lrtd Meats.
Sassoon made. See on-
ton have not yet boa to
ter. do not fol to call and
order display your !new -
IS BROS. &
is ai Haid.
d to meet it witia._ -
rap when it MOM
stook all -
THE SIGNAL, • GODERICH, ON : THURSDAY MAY 6 1S97.
One reason why Scott's
Emulsion curea.weak fig,
weak lung! makes j,
blood, and strengthens puny
And delicate children is be-
cause all its parts are mixed
in so scientific a manner that
the feeblest digestion can
deal with it. . This ,•_ xperi-
e the has only.conie by doing
Nest thing for nearly 25 years.
This means, purest in-
gredents, most evenly and
delicately mixed, best adapted
for those whose strength hes
failed or whose digestion
would. repel an uneven pro- '
duct. Irate frith all a�'rttggam se
alla Mid
is
Dentists .
M NICHOLSON.1FD.S.
DSWTAL- Stla0KON.
Rooms opposite the Poet Oftloe
Lipid l 11t11tR. Crowntand
Bridge Work a"Sp•.41ty.
35 Years Expert nee.
LN. MABEE, D. Oat I.. D.S., -DEN •
. TAL 8(• PUItON.-Latest and approved
methods for all dental operations. Preeerva
Ices of the natural teeth • p *laity . (Mire
tow James Robia n's wry o ds store. cora
Ned West di. mu the Square. of
T Yr TURN • JLL, D. D. 3., L.DS-
af . Dental Bart son. (Lately sesoclated
with 1)r. Dixon. of Montrer 1. 0o16 sad pores.
Isle, artificial teeth sweated os geld et
Isom lasses, *penial Ittiontlon glvsn to
��sweasaarrration of thsrangal Moth ( 2
1icLaan's new bles><. >•tr
A. THOMSON, M. -D,
v nolo at Residence formerly oocuoled
M De. Cat yea South et Telephone t0.
gene. =ETU. PHYSICIAN. SCR-1
��w.1� •e. Once -Brune street. tb. res
l tsfy Dr. McLean A orb
beat rgr[el 's Tslephewe St.
ML. CAMERON, BARRISTER, 8011.
. f.., pale. -res.
Ran Worm Aadrew-ts., opp. ('otborme
1' )trl. 37-11'
it kiNIST B.E.l1'ON - BARRISTER,
L' tbltofter. Notary Public. Aeneas's
Block. West Street !awl,
F('AMPLON,Q.C., BARRISTER, SOL.
Cranes. Notary. to. Deo. orer Medical
lab. %omire, Dederick.
UU. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER, SO-
rr bettor, oommisgoner. etc, Monsy to
ineB. Whine : oor. Hamilton and tit. Andrew's
tEle.a. uoderich. Ont. 804
OTI'CB L DLNCEY, BARRInTER,
L Soheitor.1b veync r. to.. oto. Moog
to loan at lowest rates. Horton'• Block. Op-
posite Colborne Hotel. God.rlob. Ont. =At
1'. N. LEWIS, BARRISTER, YROU•
.PJ. ter in Maritime Courts of • Ontario
..fge-8ontb Colborne hotel. !el!
R0. HAYS, BARRISTER, SOLICIT -
. OR, ao. °Moe North -.t.. next door
IlsonsL omos. Private lands to lead at
Iesst rates of interest. Mea
('IARP.OW & PROUDFOOT, BAI:-
'sJ rimers. Attars* ss,, Soltolton• ta, Gods
doh. J T. ()arrow. Q.0.. W. Proudtool.
(`tAMZ113N, HOLT & ROLIMZS,
vv Wcrinteea, aoUoltore In Crawry, te.
Sdeedswtoh .C. Camaro*. 40. t P. dolt
Hol
al WARD, OON kEYANUKK,
V . ea, and eammfsadoaer for t•klag sad re -
airing r•oovtusea•o•s of ball sadavIts or
airmatioss, depositions or solemn deolars-
rss. In or ooaouralag au motion. self or tem
smilax in the Hkk Court of Jussto., the
Omuta AylIteel for Os>taefe, err (• say Osssty
Division Coot, Alt tr•asmotIo..
W s)(Addamsproms It exet)(Addamssad .
P
•ddr•s•-D..isapoa Cat Elleg -tf
f.oaas ana Insurance.
MONEY TO LOAN. - 00,000 00
Priest Panda to Mad at te Per *sat 611.
amity. M. O. CLUIION Renew* Meek.
k -T -S -A-
anti price annot be
et are numerous se
latest In
OLLARS,
HOSIERY.
CUFFS
MEOKWSAR.
YGL
?yawls Now*
ed to handle Bag-
od Household Ef-
teh at reasonable
1 all grades of
ism ib>dd delay
ers foo•
PRIVATE FUAIDB - PER80N8 DE-
areas of ebtattttalr mossy oar
farm •e.,utity can do so as 61 per cent. ape
'Dom to J. A. McI)ONAUH. Room 1111, toe-
hold 1Itutldings, Toronto. - vrlFa�
C('1 SEAGER, CONNEYANCfii9 AND
. insureseee.we, oppoefte Hardin/1"e°'
Qodench.
ONEY TE? LAND ON MOIVIGAG1
;
p a� t
t r mat. Notes dieooanted, a
rich.' ears opposite Martin's Hotel,Ood
Fj J. T. NAFTEL, FIRE, LIFE AND.
• seriatim buryaaos &.tat - at lowest
sates Omoe-Cor. Ifoitk.et and square. Ova -
'rich.
7t -
MONEY TO LEIND.-A LARGE
.meant et PAvM Ear la
vssdemsp
ARROW R PROUD fob' �11>►
RADOLIFFE' GE VIRAL 1S•
*armee, pad Bad 55atsar
relrosnegnted, Aims. OO.W? f Uad� .ui 1t
rank, at the Iowa* rata .t tatmr./1 Cloning, is
07 way t.all to1 t
Iad sh trove TOm �.aee.17Y.se Ai Gsde
delfraglit KEEMA fIOB' Ilii:
TIJ r= U * AND ��s MNtit
no M' eor. sf vte.es sad aeuar. tea
(Notre. t to aria., ad tree. Ii W_W�_ is r4r.
/ROUT 9000 VOL'i IN LIBRARY.
Leading D.4-, W.rkty seed I sex6 raui
3t�Pa�rs, 11 shwa, .tic , ata nae.
PAK
Puller trtree 1M IA MP MEM, WT
��e1 rMNM
Idellehr
tine• der err selMp t
eseeellss . la tees
t` ► Qp �enO�Rlfa: 1tL Ltkeuspm
'�-- iii ti9lli. N., I�s°sesr`
Sita
A941011[Ittiam.
HONORED IN VERSE.
iad,ard Hallos Neya hf Cas a's tieial.
a, sat ratelellleat.
Toronto Telegram.
Promptly on receipt ed the news of the
mew Canadian tarifa Mr. Rudyard Kipling
set hie:wilt the tack of composing a poem in
honor of 1h. stoat, Mr. Kipling is in real-
ity the representative British poet of the
hour and his reputation will not suffer from
this rattly tine poem published in the Loa -
don Times :
A settee spoke. to a nation,
A Queen sent word to • throne,
Daughter am 1 in my mother's boom
But ml.trsas 1n my own.
negates are mine to opeu
As Os [sates are mine to close,
And I set my Bowe io order,
Said the lady of the Saowa.
Neither with iaagbtar.nor weeping,
For or the obild'. amaze,
Soberly under the white man'. law.
My whits mon go their w . ye.
Not for the Gentile's olamor,
Insult or threat or blows,
Bow we the knee to Niel,
Said the Lady of the Snows.
•-kly speech is clear and eingle.
I talk of ooalmoa things,
Word• of the wharf and markst•ptaoe,
And the ware the merchant brings.
Favor to those 1 favor.
Bata .tumbliog.bloek't..y hie,
Many there be that hate rte, •
Said out Lady of the Snows.
- 1 called my Wigs to camel
In the din of • troubles y tar,
'""-Vor the alike of • sign ye would not see
And • word ye would not bear.
This is our mees.ge and answer. ,
Thin L the path we oho..,
For we be also a people.
Said our Lady of the Snows.
Carry the word to my sisters,
To the Queens of the ease end bait*,
I have proved faith in the heritage
By more than the word of the month.
They that are wise may follow,
Ere the est trumpet blows,
But I, I am Bret so the battle.
Said our Lady of the Snows.
A .•tloe spoke to a nation..._
A Queen sent word to a *ewe,
Dilatator am I in my mother's home
But mistress in my own.
----4ie testes ere misss to ol.s
As the gates are mune to close,
Aad I abblitigag mother's boas*,
Said oar Lady of the Snows.
•
" New. El.., you've bees essr.hees
pockets again. 11'4 not right. Whoa did
you over ase me saarob your pockets!'.
" Never. I defy you to do it. _ -
Servo's -What broogbt you to this ter•
able oonditioo' Were yea ran over by a
wagon '.
Patient -No, sir ; I fainted. and was
brought to by a member of the Fust Aid to
the lojared Society.
The illwtroue traveller looked 000tempt.
tsewl• et Cite moonbeam
Nothing en very steep about here," he
said soornfally.
Make oat his bill." maid the 1•ndlord,
turning to his clerk.
Mark Tw•in.beinv called upon to respond
toe toast at an ennivereary celebration of
the corps of tee "Anoient and Honorable
Artallery Company," in their native land,
expressed his admiration in the tollowfut
obarwterutio nen tan os
" if too 8481 as well as yen eat, Iaeaw.
1
Maguisrate-Os•'t yea ad year hothead
Iv* together without fighting ?
Mrs, Mulo•ly--No, your honor, not hap-
Ny.. .
1<10 the weak pointe in
the td of roar ls�%!
Weeds. pia Wim to your
wits.
No man want. to b. • woman iouger than
it would (eke to show his wife that be oat
improve on her method..
" Well, now you are teak you can tell as
bow much it opine to go to Europe."
" All yes'vs got and all you am borrow
whim you vet over there."
Arthur - I would marry that girl but for
one thing
Friend -Afraid to pup the question?
Arthur -No. Afraid to questiou the pop.
Mrs. Easton -1 understand that your hus-
band can't meet ht. oroditors.
Mrs. W s.ton-I don't believe he wants to,
especially.
" How do you like your new neighbor,
Mr. Snook ?"
" He'.. most charming man, and • mag-
nificent oonver.etionelut. et by. last even-
ing he li•teoed to me explaining my •vola•
tion theories for two hour., and
shipped in a word."
" Your life hu been one of many re-
venge,'
esvetoes,' said the kind old lady. "
answered Dismal I)aweon, "'Bout SONY
plass I turn up I get turned dews."
She -She la doing her best to fasolemAle
that widower. Of aosrse he hoe roes
able mesas.
He -Perhaps the thinks the ms•ne justi-
fy the sod.
CI•n-I suppose the brightest moment of
year life was when Jack proposed.
(:ors-itnght st? There wasn't • par-
taelo of light in tbs room.
Deg Faultier -Yes, madame, I have an
kisdr of doge here. Ie there any particular
breed you wish ?
Old Lady (who reads the p.psal).-.Ob,
uytbiatt tbee'p fashionable. Lewes see
r enlals-_y�ssli -
Ober 80,000 rwpeokablt .ibttiittati i0Olfed
for jobs at shovelling snow in New York
lett emitter.
" How did the mrprtee patty go off last
night?" " Doubts quick time: The SW -
prised petiole thought they were burghre
and turned the nose on them.
She -Everybody says you married aeon -
Iv for my money."
Mas -Bat I d . ' I kaow you
Jil!�Clly dear, but
PIdsgogoe (esverelyi-No i -Mr. for the
tart time, what 1e the hypotenuses( • right-
eagled triangle equivalent to I" '--
Roy ( desp•r•eyls It'• slealsto •
licking for me etr
Culprit tea confusion) -I beg your p•r-
oan ! but really I cosld'o help it -you look-
ed so rovoish end tempting." ,
3be-Arm von sorry ?"
('alprit-Nn. I'm not.,'
She -Then 1'11 forgive you." '
Creme -Look bere ! That gun I bought
of you blew into • thoaeand pieoes the jet
time I tired it I can't think low I
*ams off alive. •
Gusset -0h, yes ; I forgot to tell you.
You hairs heard of tboes new disappearing
guns th. Government is getting? Well,
that was mato of them.
Doctor -Have you any idea bow your
wife naught this terrible oold ?"
Husband -I think it was her (Adak."
Doctor -Too thin. .8"
have meroy upon the enemy." -_= $wbeed-No, it was • Mat winter one,
4eed she didn't wear it."
Lady rte servantl-W.l, 11y, I Tont'
sister married yet
Mary -No, mum.
Lady -How's that? 1 thew/lit she was
to hays been married last weak.
Mary -Yes. mom, so she was ; but her
young stem. in.ta•d of buying the furniture
bought a bioyols.
Fast Shopper -Ob, I just saw the loveli•
est, ■westest, prettiest baby • minute or
two ago.
Second Shopper- What I de yon moan
IO tell me Chit itcpld mine his dare to
brlmg out my own little d•rlp$ on snob •
day ssthis
l
uI joat love Was oat berg" rsii-BsbMs.
••
Mist do you like best ahead NT alkyd
ole oiod farmer's wife.
Yon haven't • bathroom in the bonor,"
said Bobby.
I illOgiatiOTloli;
VIAL andV
OST. M S
saaM b L r1ettra.�bsaat at-
Menses a *Laws• ♦IIC'
Oat ftavtag hma twa04 ea
8., �Usties& M
Ya
eft moos
li.DfslwslI.
190;ma awtMearenw,tv,. town usrtm+Rtferr/i
Ii.., WO. tam, ).11
Foca*: riaUtau sort sr-'- - '16`5-
•
"Did you know t8.0 I passed your door
last *vector( !" said the young man very tat
derly.
" Of course," replied the beautiful girl
with reproach in her glistening .yes. " 0.
yon think I would not know your .t.p ?"
" Certainly," said the happy young oast
as Its directed eh. oonv.rs•tton sway fro*
t8e subjects, and evotded remarkiap that be
fres ea the street air. _....
"What ars you walking over that rag so
mush for Arai you •frmld you'll war it
out Y" .
•' Yea don't understand, old man. My
t.eerers are under that rag being pressed."
Bidets', the Lion King (te the y'.
ares." iced beton tit skeet fast -Look
ilii eve aie.Y1.:1C"pr: et. ad:
Tawe es my wages, sad II yon don't band
1t over to a• et ones, IU let the lion go for
• walk taw the sadienoe.
ne get fa.
"Bobby is •tt.mdiag be his pinaforbe lee -
sew vete faithfully of late,"aid the youth's
endo
t Yes," replied his mother. " I deal
have ..y troeble about thew bow."
•• wow did rot masegge. it T'
" Sans st the nslghltoes esmr0lsined .f
eke sobs ab remises made, and 1 told hits
M�" New be thistle a r great fa to
M. was Wen esternied.
First thief (in hotel bedroom) -Go quiet.
Jim. There's a woman asleep in that risen."
Second Thief -It d ,'t matter if lee
wakes up."
" It don't? One s •ram would hring half
the folks in the house to the door."
" 8b• won't scream. If she wakes dp
she'll throw the sheet over bar bad and
keep eta"
Why-vitt-obe
" Her had is all up in onrl piper.." -
1Paradise Per Tr.eses.
A oorr spoode•t rye that Australia in a
paradise tor tramps, who, be aye, 000priee
nearly one 'darter of the pop•latioo. The
" station* beteg so far •part-twoaly to
thirty muses, or eves mon-the people bare
not Cite hose to *sad them adrift to the
book, to go haagry for the night, sod they
are recognised as • neos..ary evil Tim
well-to-do farmers have nommen e " travel-
lers' bur," and regular rations are served to
the wayfarers.
ievelvl.yr Towers.
M. I1,11o, an engineer who has already
•prepoe.d oma or two gr•adlose plus for the
Paris Exhibitloa of 1900, which base bees
r.jeoted, not on their merits but amount of
t8. owl, intends to carry out &nether at his
bon risk. it ee...it. of • tower 400 feet
high, turning upon • pivot, and making e
complete rotation in en hour. Tbs vietter1
et the tables of one of the restaurants con-
tained in the tower will not perceive they
aro movies but they wiU enjoy • panorama
of all Paris.
'FELL DEAD"
Whet More Every day Heading do you
Read in this Paper than that ?-They
are Legion.
D,n't dally with heart disorders. There
le but one ours. "I had hewn for a member
mf years sorely afflicted with heart disease.
At times my life we. despaired of. Doctors
bad prescribed, and I had taken every
known heart remedy made, I bad supposed.
nail did not get any henefit. I read of the
witederful our.. wrought by Dr. Agnew's
Cure for the Heart. I procured • bottle,
sad in less time almost -than it takes to tell
it, the distress was relieved. 1 followed the
directioha °lovely and to•d•y I im • well
woman agaio, and 1 shall do ell in my
power to make known to every ooe suffering
as I did the wonderful ours it worked for
me. Mrs. Wm. Burton, Dertmow, Ont."
Sold by J. E. Davis.
Plgurteg It Put.
The bead master at one of oar board'
schools had heen severely oorreoting one of
the boys, and, and finished by saying-
" Now, sir, *it down and write • letter
to your parent., telling them bow much you
are taught here sad haw Basis you profit
therefrom. 1 .bonld bwAilta ed to tell
thea it I were you." -
The boy cried • Rood goal, making all
sorts of excuses, but there was no help for
it ; so he sat down wrote -
DEM FATHER -1 em very stupid, though
here 1s more to be learnt bete than any-
where also. Twice two's tour, -four boys go
to one bed, six beds make one &trio, and
Uate
four attics make one well-eenttiamdsp-
pointed sleeping dormitory. Ons mound of
Mand -end -butter- neCt8s butter• -blokes
one breakfast, .j --lie-r&keltr jam --^own
supper, and-
" That will do" cried the tssntltsr. who
bed been overlooking. This time we
will -er-overlor, k your oonduct. and yen
needn't send that letter. No doubt yea
will he better behaved in future."
The-
HHBIOtIIH
Medicines
viz GALT allertatILIr somata masa
Trots es wail spoon tar
rle•samt, rm.. pad mealtkfi•1
PHRENOLINE
Rheumatic
Ssecific
PKK1NOLINB
Pith
Guaranteed to cure
Rheumatism
Soiatioa, Lumbago,
Gout and
Neuralgia.
A sore core for
Headache, Dizziness
Con.tip.tio•, Iodi•
cation, Biliousness,
Bright Disease,
Diabetes, Paralysis,
Convulsions, Heart
f7dease, .to., oto
Mhfesmra/ ea nese, t 11e14 on Marti
only.
Woe -11. Address. 01
A Arm of merchants who carry ea bwi-
areas seer the Scottish capital recently had
sent back to them, through the Returned
Letter office, • note which they had recent-
ly dispatched to • gentlstsaa in London.
There was quite an array of poet -marks ea
the envelope, and also the following com-
ments__
" Undelivered for reason stated on back."
" U.oeased."
" Died six mouths ago."
"&dolma Not known."
"Yon deal mea to ay that that ea(aS]r
oft! wad km Rives yea too serif of. fob 1077
fait bet fe.taes I"
Weld 11. I told hes ehm would meet
aka a aeoldsat before she was tweets -tear
aware ed. '
Debtor -Ma, you said that I ersen't to at
Oat
Ares
.1 eake le at Nek.M pastry - _____e
Nwu1i
Nether-- Yes, Robby.
B.bhp tiemavla.imgy)-BM, ma. N hut'.
mob me *lona.
• i r w .eBwt■ett " S.Q, I •s.la
am eta, s►.. bastM�a eeMwarm - ss w .1
elk" VW. OOPS b W 771 .el vet *Awl itosti
ail
:2111skin teats tiro lkottputiro jnpr
tatsL•-lrI�R_ 11111011111mwas oily.
A friend of 11211••••••• time are war kg a
shop, when • man entered, who arks to •
low toss of voice to the proprietor.
" Oh I" said the shopkeeper. when he had
heard the man's request, " you want me
to lend you • shilling. Well, I have only
one sbtlling that 1 lead. and it's out just
now -Jimmy Knowles hart it. Yon ean ggo
._ w...a •.!i .;- r _'a
fti'Tf 131 jos hive id; R it
hook ti • week or so, diems
with It."
Y CiWANT THE BEST
Then wasteno more time looking for it.
LUDEL
•
CEYLON TEA
TIAs tits bilj{. It is not only pure, but always fresh .=
and delicious. .
Zia Lied Pickets. 40c, 50c, or hoc„ per lb. -
H'ROad'.t r.r �'$� L L&Dz� t3 13-2tOO 1 seireaeurge-
FIRE OR NO FIRE
•
I am not going to be undersold by any body.
HARDWARE
clean and bright will be sold at or below the
- _prices of damaged goods elsewhere. _ __
R. W. MCKENZIE
OF THE LOW PRICED HARDWARE STORE.
Seeds Seeds_Seeds!
= --
CLOVER-All the beet. No. 1 TIMO'T'HY. SEEDS for the kitchen
garden. NEW FIELD--SESDB. Oaf- uest,01 seeds-.ia...gathered_ from
reliable growers only. As must we shall have the BERT OF FIELD
COEN in in a few days -prepare for your silo: - .
J. TrNIDEAN
THIESSLIAHUE SEEDSMAN '
$tote_YYOa'Q Sal. Bastin#.
New Millinery
M188 CA.M&RON wishes to ennno
a* that ilia les secured the Newest igfeees is Millin-
ery for this lesson'e trade, including
A11 the New Shapes In Fanoy Straws.
All the New Shades in,• Green ;
Also, the Geranium.
In thanking my many customers for put patronage. I again solicit their favors feeling
confident that i have the correct styles tor this season.
MISS CAMERON
Hamilton -ot . Ood *etch.
0
t THHI
FUNGUS & TRADERS
CUPS AND ACCIDENT)
ASSURANCE COMPANY, ltd.
Jamie R. STILL, President,
Joni. CAMPBELL, Vie.-Prs.ident,
1). E. OAI.BRAITn. Secretary,
P. ht. FRAtia, Managing Director,
HEAD OFFICE, St. Thomas, On!.
Authorised Capital 83600,000.00
Subscribed: Capital 360,000.00
Paid -Up Capital 35,000.00
Lowest Rate.. Up to date Polley oontr.ete
georgette. reliable local agents wanted. Ad.
Mow 112e semre1er, . lank
855.0* t
As inspeotes visiting • aortal,. rhos/ ask.
ed the ringers of the lower form a tett
Twirler ea ire deeeitiose el eeotlrsphy
One.( the gmeatier wee-
" What
ee-"What k th. Nate .f • river 7"
A petntul *Hoes sassed l lobes nddenly.
. mall youngster. wi.b4.g to keep up the
repntetd , of kis f•+'a, blurted eat--
' Please sir. it M the slaws where
river washes itself Up t"
There were ran store grater NUJ disk
city.
Net se M&ee.
Wb.l Jeschke, the ..ktbrated .is1
Too lidos at Hosovoi. its took Is de loss
kepi ft lam shadow. lb viols tea abs fork
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ereedeell w eat w • ass Mseettm•et
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kat sod thea Cho OWN a, 9i _ -
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I• the work fire is
et produced in this
'main and arduous
way -
-In In Canadathe
people produce
fire by the use of
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sad t
Iron Pipes,
and Minos
Nub, Hydrants,
and Bran Ts s
for Water Balt atoea
TILS$ and TRAPS
lbr TILE Drains.
All Welter Services
and Tile Drains
carefully put in.
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WOR3EL L8
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E. B. Eddy's
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...And Ever Will Be
Ink
• • •
Because for Style, Wear and Prise
it's a Daisy.
Well -made understandings mean
Smith and, Happiness, but ill-fitting
Bopp made ones mean Discomfort of all
The '*saran Ws CAi and De -please
oar patrons is that we understand
our business : via badly -Bt s int7, shoddy
goods aan be palmed off on as .s gen-
uine footwear. We know something
about Ieacher and Workmanship, and
use our knowledge In 'baying wnd mak-
ing gosdL
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