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The Signal, 1898-10-27, Page 5itywo THE' SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO. TMttaiMar, Oct. 27, 1898. You will be Satisfied if you,get your Boots and Shoes hero. There is no reason why you shouldn't be a customer of ours. A well select- ed stook, best goods, lowest prices and courteous treatment ire the induce- ments "tiered you. The fall stock is complete, and will be sold at Lower Prices titan you have been accustomed tQ Fay. ST. 6E0. PRICE, Custom Work West side of stows, and Repaving. Uoderbk. THE TRUCE OF THE BEAR. Winra$D &artiso Yearly, with test sad nee, our wireless white mos go By the Pam called Mattress, to shoot la the vale below. Yearly by Matti/nee be lollewe our white men 1.- Metss, the old blind beggar, bandaged from Drew to obis cyder, aoe.lo« and Hplw--toothless, of broke..p..ot. Ileeklag a dole et the doorway he mumbles Ws tel. to .sob- ---Otter and over ib. story, fading ite ha began : a Idako ye se tram with Ad•m•zod-- the beer that walke like a man ! •, Them was . dist la y wekeHpriekd and primed ma Whoa 1 were hastieR • EilDp that eland. Ilk. a Spa larked my last as tete timber, I lea sisq Inst as the mow When I west beads( Adam zed fifty sem. men ago ,. 1 asew hie Mom and sasses. as he knew mine. that Id By Itdmb$ is the rued arise d.ld and robbed my Mss .f breed - i knew his atresgib and owning, ea he knew mese, that .rept At diem te the .rowded emit pees and pland.nd whit. 1 dept. M Up from bis .tiny playeroasd-down from lei. well -dieted lair - Ost se the asked ridges ran Ad.m•zed the base. Ormarg, grutag sod roaring, hesvy with stolen Rawl.. Two Iota mNebe- te mrtbward lied 1 was at his bade I " TV/0 sartbward, at the tell el the sesa.d sight, I saw en mise enemy, Aden aid. all weary from bt. dight ; There was • .barge 1a the rsbee-/gWe •.d primed was t1.e psa- Yy dyer.r.ekd en the sregrur--whoa reared .p like a maa. " horrible, balry, human. with paw. like Mid. in prayer Mak." lel. eapplimalioa rem Adan -sad the bots I I leaked a1 the swarth sitrelderm, at the peewee swag and .wane, Aid my heart ase losohed with pity for the ..tetrose, pl..diag tithe. "• Teethed with pity sad weeder, i did sot fife Iben 1 1110V0 looked as mere ea womme-1 have mend so care with see. Nearer be temared ad meerr. with paws lib brads that may - Fawn brew to jaw the stool -shod paw. It ripped aro -face away t " Sadden. *that and eeyage, searing as ran. tits blow - Fearless 1 (.11 beiges his fat fifty ..inn.n 1 hear▪ d bin great sad .beokl.-1 beard him per to binder H. left see 1.4 be the darkling yew and the liftl• tmerev et saes. " Now ye pe dew. 1a the sietalsg with ✓ ase el the newer Mlle, That lead (I have telt) 1a the middle and rugs (I have beard) . mile+ Lath te the white man's rifle, that shoot@ so fest and trot, Bot -pay, and 1 lift my Windage sod snow what the bear ran do !" (Flesh lake slag le the Brame, knobbed and withered and grey - Mahn. the old lilted beggar, he elves good worth for his pay), " Row haat at noon in the bushes, follow and prow biro herd - Not for his ragtag and roaring, finch re •from Adam•sad . " Bal (pay cad I put beak the bsadag•l the is the time to fear, •-_---. When he stands up 111. • kW W, totte- log Dear and sear; When he "deeds up se pleading, in moD- arum, ma -brute raise. Whoa bo vale the hate sad-oanoing of the little swinish lyse. Ni g. be shows ea seeking gaartes,-wtth paws like hands io prayer, DM M the tree of peril - the time of the Tram of the Bear!" Ryd.r, nwlw and 4pler, &eking a dols •t the door, listen, the old blind beggar, ho hells it o'er sad o'er ; frobitng and teeing the rifles, warmwg his bands at the same, Hearten oar carless white men Wk of the morrow's flame ; Over and over the stay, coding es bo be- gan - " Thoth te no tram with At.,*,.. the bear that melts 11k.. nasi 1. FARMING IN NORTH DAKOTA. • 1.1.rer'. aapsdw. Tu.re_.-1111e 1i11 nae .t tt •oral.. Ws publish this week an interaMe ieii amenia/ letter to THI BH:NAL from • former &Afield re.id•m% wbo•bes bad an experience sl farm laborer's life In North Dalton Lod M .vldestly sot .armored of it - When trey start seedier they bars a 'Deathly min to work for teem. They give bias as alarm olook and an old tin pan to put the slot is se it will make • terrible e ines at bill -pest three o'olook in the morn - log. The are mite ap, stare the fire, pate on the kettle, roar to the baro, gets from lour to ail horses ready for the seeding, gets Ma breakfast and gets the team out. The Mad use strong that be must put on a pair of g.ogles to keep the dint out of his eyes mid • ewer over his face to keep the lamps from breaking, the elan in the g5.g.lea. 1. tail way b. seeds from thirty to forty earn a day -that is. la fifteen boars --rad then the old terse( thinks some of the heroes meet be leek bemire he gotta as early. Wire tha seeding a den. • big windstorm is likely N cams aid blow all the seed late the valleys ; him th• seeding must be dose over again. By this tea the mesad Y very warm and the grin rola quickly and takes void so that the wind manot blow it oat. It grows upnicely. and 1 never saw orope look better than they look there in June and J.'y; It would maks . men 1hl.k North Dakota was a des plao.--bas all of a sodden you will w a b -g, reddish -looking "load rise to the sky and pass over a large trot of money, .bowertog down bag lamps e1 hail him would weigh from os to ose-and-a-brlt pounds, and a big windstorm behind driving It so that 11 oats sad threshes thousands o f acre of gni. la • few tamers. Tame farmers across the loud whore grolo the stern did not tenni) will get ready to out their trop when it is quite green. 'they go to town sad leek around for men. 11 they pt them they agree to rive them 61.50 a day The old ten will ask it they can run a Mede. They all say " Yes." WsL the farmer will pith his nen sad .111 say : •1 tblak you two ass dnve the bardest; Ion take the teams." He will give these mea a blanket mime sad will «y : "Ooze, sad 1 w111 .hew you where you sae slop but be awful and don't step ou say of ti. ohickeno, for they roost all armed hen. S.y, Bill, yea oma fiz your hd over here The pigs deep at the other olds of tate wall, but it Is ea Ism thick and 1 feed them a lot of the.s they weeds that show in the ysed m 1 deal think they will eat through the wall I am farming them for the lbremb- le( ; 11. boys o.osot eat Nisch of it, for 1 (god them on weeds and swill." Then tth jay of a monthly ansa este his old un pas ..d alarm olook ready sad sets 11 for half psst tato. When half -past three mores the cloak .rd the old pas make • horrible rumps. The lade rod out and get lour heroes ready to bltoh on the hinder, thea have breakfast. There Is a lot of fixing to he dose to the Mader and the harpies, the borers' hofs have to he trimmed, sad when the dew Is oft they start out, li may be half -past sight wire they tea manes to oat. Ther ie one of the family at the widow Irking througb a glass to me whoa the first beadle Is thrown from the Mader -then t10 men's time begins. They HUUAR SACRIFICES On the Altar of Diabetes, Saved by Dodds Kidney Pills, Only. Hardly a family in the country is free from Diabetes. Great thirst, failing sight, numbness in the thighs, bleeding gums, swollen ankles, ems- -- dation, nervousness, pale or turbid mine, loss of sexual power, decaying teeth, pains in the loins or small of _ the back, are all positive signs that Diabetes is in the system. Do you know how it ends T IM Dean. A premature, horrible, agon- ized, pitiful death. The victim has no peace, no ease in life. His days aro filled with tortures. His nights are waking dreams of agony. He longs to die, yet fears the terrors of his end. He dies, a bloated, fetid, repulsive mass of corruption. That is the only end of unchecked Diabetes. Dodd's Kidney Pills will cure it. They drive it out of the system thoroughly, create new, dean blood, rebuild the diseased kidneys, and restore robust bealth. Sc. BUYS 15c. WALL PAPER DURING THE ALTERATION SALE AT PORTER'S. HERE IS A URINE SNAP IN WALL PAPER 1650 Rolls Wall Paper, regular price 10c., 12c. and I5c., all one price during alteration sale, Sc. per roll ; 4s6 Rolls regular I&., 20c. and 25c., all one price during sok, IOc. per roll ; a few 35c., 40c. and SOc. Papers for lac. roll. Look sharp. SALE COMMENCES FRIDAY, OCT. 21st. These prices are positively Spot Cash. Money will be pheerfuliy refunded tor any Paper returned. Zia lea PORTER'S BOOKSTORE Court House Square), OODERICH week earl halt -peel eight at sight sad are allowed ileo-geertere of at day. 1f by do.,. Ute that the old farmer wilt give theta • shook on the back. The farmer all hive money is the beak, that la, those who have a crop wwu fee s. soon as the Drop is 114 the erouad 1.1. y go sad saongage it and put 1 e mon. y in the beak-lben they aro .tem 1% •.eu thrsebtog t tine 0 nem, as ...• a ,,. the u.a alias starts to work men 0 1, 1, elide shirt., stand-up milers and fast hone. will duly. up, inquire ter the " bow," .and, having found bran, pull out sot•. paper and ear that the beak has sold the grain to the ele- vator company. The man who her • shim ea the meohieo steps lo thee and waste to knew who is smog to pay bran and his moo. ' n by, the bask will, al its net Mopped by the oomiany that hat • *lam on 111. m.ohlse before yon get through.„ Theo he will rush thugs from five o'olook 1n the merman mW .1/bs .1 slgbt; but if it Doose up • big wild .t *levee o olonk, last. tag until twelve, the boys get o.ly threw quarter et *.Ayr ; if we, they get a full day, •and If they should lose ooe hour aid • hail they get only eve-.igbtb. of • day, as there aro sear sorters there sad they want to 1.t the boys know it. Deer reader, 1 am writing o1 what 1 saw sod .zpere.00.d and knew to be eo. 1 thrashed two muatbe, and in that time 1 did not eat • potted of butter ; for 1 would not rid. oa s wean...that was oiled WWI It. There was one morn we wore called out from under • pile of Wrath at half•ps.t three to break fest, hub ween we were seated at the table there 500 nether bet potatoes and ol4 rash. -W0 monad to belt the table .ed call fur bread, when to our great aur• prise t1e waiter brought on mime bus. made of flour and washing soda. Wm did not eat them, for the water they have la Dakota 1. bad and res to give the dterrh,r o. m they don't need trashier( soda. You have heard of the fine roads there. Well, if it should ram for twenty minutes the best four.boree teem Nsybay. le Dak- ota ooulda't trial an empty wagon ; for this Rumba husks N the wheels .od keeper regi- me op till 1t it the mountain of gumbo. The only thug to do then is to let the bones loom It you elan get to them. Leap the ditch and you are all right, for you can walk on wild oats tel the way home But keep your eyes epee, for tbe hedger and gophers are very numerous and greet dig - ran, and you may rite a mildest drop. The farmers there slum they Dan get "salty or twenty -fire dollar an acre ter Char land Tb.y o•o in this wry sell ler crop payments. bat when this bail ooawead mita is ull•down, the oarohaser leaves and the sellar has notbisg bat this vast, lately. dreary, demlete-lookier bed of gumbo. A RAMetdR COUNTY CURRENCY• Wlsgbam : 'rhea. Welker sblppsd • oar load of hogs to Uollinewood on Tburseay. Seaforth : Mies Fenella Kidd has been appointed teacher of the school two mile. wt of yeaforth. Chaim : Mies A. M. Whittiagh►m.wbo died at Qu'Appelle lesi-w..e, was a oleos of Mrs, Joke Bess. Turnberty : Mr, lames Grey has purohsr• ed 70 •arse nt 1•od from John Gannet for tie ram of 62,600. Kievan : Jamie Mulholland grew the •Jumbo pumpkin d th. vert. It tips the sales at 72 pound.. R. Waweemb : R.obt. Coultas, 1r., par oha.ed the Peseta term last Thursday for 33,076, whiob ls dirt oheap. Wtngbam : Mr. Holmes, of Lookoew shipped his nerd two oar 1o.de of apple. from bare to Gksagow this week. Egmeadellle : Mise Belle Smith is at the le this week •heading the (metal of her aunt, Mrs. MoWht,.ey, who diad there Sunday wink. Tunbarry : Peter Mot? wen has height ill. 200 acres on the 2oa )0oossVon, lamer ly owned by lames Stuart, tor the 0000ider •fuss of 88,000 ('limos : Chore lost ate of he very earliest readeat. es Tuesday evenlc, of 1•a1 week by the dsa'b of Mr. A. Davis, at the afro et 92 years. Grey : Yam Sarah Kelly. of Detroit, le ren•wleg old triendab•ps te Grey. It le 10 or 12 yew sire the Kelly tensity remorse from the 14th con. Grey : It is mud the Heritage 100 sores, Dor. 6, los been sold to D. Marsh, the pros• o ne lomat, tin the can of $3.100 Mr. Hert- tyte resides at Louden. Wto1b51.: Jamb Kling left last week on • trip through Manitoba and the N. W.T. his family will follow se moon u he finds s suitable place to bines Wineham : R. [I"Im•a is remov,og hn household edema to \Biroo u. week Mr. Holmes hes eoeared • meths on the 0 TR atthe.brvogees. Chat's ; Ye.. M. MuM,ro1w, map saetbor of the Ina A N.Wvehie, of tows, died at her residesee la Vsueb.° towsshro. York, oe Friday, in her seventy-.iztb year Stsaky : Mr, Ralph 8esveamw, of the Pon line, Stanley, mid a pair of two year old steers iast week for $90. Goo ot the steers welebd 1 300 pounds, sot had for a two-year-old. Rrumfidd : O. Wedsesdsy, 5tr last, the home of Yr. Joe. Badge was the seer o1 a very pretty waddling, wire lou wooed daughter, Mies Msger, was married to Mr. William McMillen. reaaley : John Reid bas purchased the farm aloha/ side of We owe item Jae. lore*. for the man of thirty four hundred dollars This farm mateis elysety•dve acres and is in s goth state of ouluvatlon. ('ray : The farm of hien Matthews. lob 32 ad 33, sea. 13, has been lewd to Dowd- ing Brea„ of Atwood, for a term of yore,s% 6300 per year. Mr. Mettbows esti wife purpose reesoetag te Uatewel. R Wswsnomb : The Taylor homestead was the some of s happy sweat es W oda.s day ot last weak, when Miss Jeanie Taylor win united In the holy tender of matrimony to Wm. Hesdermo., of Wrath.. &esr : (lea. Ashton, of Davenport, Imre, le terswl.a .Id hiadship here. Mr *mon loft keen- fty-than years ago, He as* lived on the farm os the Leaden Road, meth of Ermtmr, now thread by Jeremiah Heaeen. Brussels : The funeral of the late Yrs, Smallden passed through Brussels last week te the e.ssm.ry bra. The tensine were bro0bt to Brawls or Tuesday Ng4t's man from Michigan, where the old fid, hat beer restate'. Dottie : Yiie Mabel Horten, elde.t dasgbt r of (lesrga Herter, et this valets, died stout fear e'olnek ea Sunday of Wt weak, at het keine here, after s few days' Blame. The these of her death esu oat gesttea et the luso. Bram.: Loot Ssday James McLtoob- lin, of Writhe., formerly .f Rrare., pasted away ie h. 58th vest.. O•..s el dei was euMAa4an of the Naiad of theeh with whish M bad marred tee •5 4 two year.. UMW : Meseta N Imam .and Robert Deas M. week received word et the death st ask a,obr, is Holt, Ragland, la her 8i'l year. Ls.s rammer they had the Osiers ef ,Wt10t bre, wham elm was 1. the beet et heaph sand slltahs. r' Wlaghs.: Alar RAM* man I. Galt W?desday ea a plasmas tdrjw.. He ass• ei w 4rsemen he A. A. Usa., wise formerly worked with W. R. Bettie. 1a the Mose* cellery here, sad who wee .send to sae of tial►'. ?seat ladies ea the above day 8amfrth i Jamie lir lag. whit has bees.a.aar el C..ea.'e imides here ler severetrare. hN.moed a dmfs •tebiss m &Impie1aM.hme.t n Terwapsd left am esit4 fee that illy. He des tart Weed te wmrye 14. faii19y ler seer Wee R.. well t The Ns 4sw .f teal w. eA naw ghee b Um re.. Nem of tueseM b sr..alre.. r .se- men Mal. gt1OM we deme tote leo M Ow CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. Jureat Whatever is required in Housefurnishings for this season will probably --the greater portion -be purchased this next ten days. For a fast finish we mark a late stock received this week at an advertis- ing price : 36 -inch Heavy Union Carpets, 1-3 pure wool filling, anti in ��C. yd new patterns, spec- ial ���JJJ at 27 inch wide New Tapestry t'arpete, in bright, clear, flor- al patterns, regular 40c., for c. yd HeavyOi1 Clothe, in 20c.1. 11 and 2 yards yd wide, at 60 inches wide, 34 yards long, Nottingham Lace Curtains, regular $1.25, • for 50 American 12.4 4 -ply Stair Oil Cloths, in 10 new patterns, regu- lOc. yd our price has been =1.95, Crochet Cotton Quilts,9 • lar 1 e., for to clear, Largest and Richest Dress 600ds Stock in 6oderich. W. ACHESON.& SON. r•sidenw ot Thos. Whelan, Later Teiiii, the ooetrroting parties being himillitegibtare Mies Emma, sad etre. urgshoik, ..lbs Stratford Bank, Brussels. eS-- Brttwb t H. ,, Motmm, this locality, is • osodid•te for ' representative to the Legislature d Unable e tasty, North Dakota. W. B. Diek..s, Mao a well krewn termer Brateelite, 1. W the field again toe the of',th of tne atete,.h torsey. Clinton : A very quiet weddleg,in whjs - two popular Chatooioa were ooeMtmfir took plebe at the borne of 0,1e ONpr, brother-in-law of the bride, on Tuesday morning. The priompele were J S.C'satel- os, eldest eon of Wm. (A,ateloo, and Mum Y. A. Clark. Morris 1t Weald that Low. Hamlet, of Ethel, las purob.eed the 100 -sore farm of Jae. Wilms, tad lino, and will take pewit "c" 0081 Sprag. 655.250 is said to be the figure paid. Mr. Wilson is residing in South Riesz, next Narrow, and is well pleased with his loaatbs. Claire : 0a Monday evening about 8, o'clock, the Mad split • loam tree in frost o f Dr. Bleokall'e house, Abort St, ani it felt torose the road, oompletety block's( it toe troths until Mr. Wheatley, underIan- 'era's rays, oboisted it olesr ; tide tree bas atom berm entirely removed. Hallett : George W. Irwin, the well- koowo poultry breeder of Hallett. near Alma. ssoeseded to carrying off 8C drat and 56 wound prizes at the various shows at which be exhibited this mama At (leder- ioh he took 18 firm prizes est of 22 entries, end his prize mosey, all told. will loot e9 Ia sem Iy 670, Bemo.drlll. : W m . Ab.rbardt, ir., arm so uolortanate one day recently as to t reek his ler while picking apples. Tie. limb on winch bo was etendieg broke and i■ his effort W sate himself from falling hie lee naught between two branches sod a bed fracture was the result. H• is doing ea well o, meld be expseted, but will bare to rest several weeks. Bremer : The l,.egdoo paper .peeks d two gentlemen well knows in Brnseelo follows :--R M. D.eksoo, of Detroit. Mioh., II brother of J. 0, end W. B. Morten, wbo mar to Lsagdot some t+res aro a a visit, WE has decided to eater auto a partnership calks p W. B, and practise law in Lased. Tebr 'ocwer and caw firm will moony ommodioes syeater oe tie mooed floor of the Allen- 'inter block, and will undoubtedly have • wry lucrative practice. Mr. lechers is a grade- e te o1 the Detroit Lew Sieber, sed sines his oomieg her.) has made a tarp somber of warm friends, who will be glad to Iters that be has decided to moats. it NEW COOK STOYE Removal Sale. • • #0; Atany season of the year these is no greater comfort than a g reliable Cook Stove iii the kitchen. -Wilt-with cook stoveil7ike e"vbiy' `" "" - thing else : there are good, bad and indifferent varieties. with our know you will be.pleased 4 -- As .1 am about to remove from Goderich, 1 ` til offer from now until Nov. 10th, It entire stock of DRUGS, DRUG SUNDRIES, PERFUMES,ILET ARTICLES, COPIES, BRUSHES, SPONGES, CHArlOIS, SOAPS, PATENT rIEDICINES, SPECTACIES, Etc. at Greatly Reduced Prices. As a drug stock is a very difficult one to move, most of it must be dis- posed of at once, so that it is an ex- ceptional chance to secure bargains in the above lines. - • • • • ALL ACCOUNT'S Must be settled at once.-" Those re- maining unpaid on Nov. lit will be placed in court for collection. • •-_. ., U. E. DAVIS, PHM. B. FAMOUS and ABERDEEN StovesandRanges QALL ALT CATTLE EROS. PI bers,S&Embtters and Tiasmilbs West side of Pouter. next Sturdy Hroe. COAL An WOOD CHARCOAL and KINDLING. We are .till at the same old stand, Nelson Street, where we have been supplying our customers for a number of years. We know the fuel that smite you. Orden lett with our delivery rigs or •t WorveU'e stove and tin shop and .t our office will receive pmmpt attention. All coal weighed on market males, unless otherwise ordered. We run several Drays in connection. CARTAGE & FUEL CO., JOHN N. PLATT, Manager. Phone 62 26047-tf The Kensington ?unitive Co; (Limited) WANT DRY ELM AND BASWOOD 1. 1a small (p raiitles. They are also 1 the market for Green Elm and Black Ash. ANOTHER NEW ADDITION to our Large Line of STCYNTMS We have added the world-wide known Happy Thought ..a Radiant Home We have sets waroI la (led. 401 o1 them .ad all the other linea tot Bark's Move. W. handle aloe the geeds of the foNowla large flea : Gurney Foundry Oo. Quinas-Tlld.n Oo. Burrow. Stewart al Mlles Clare aro.. hitter yea the three of goods from eve of dm lamest and r a d meet popular m.b. Nand Let as Neuss en year E1sskltai. SWUM Trnith1at and satatls/ LEEISHEPHARD Culvert Pipes All alae. trees 4 1a. Be 1111 `. Nish Cesseetiene. WRrTE FOR 'amok& THE w00401:1O604 N1ARI0Ar)SEWER•T. stPIPE CO C.AIo. . 0.0.0y AT 00401:1: • . ONTC pIRIUR un �1 ter•.-� _ , • samatitifr° At •.rr Druggist and Optician..... ,...-..., n,.�,... 41. HURON'S. CR[ATEST STORE HEAOa✓ArzTEBy Dry Goods 1`Iillinery QUALITY AND PRICE UNEQUALLED. R_ B- S1TITH_ C. W. ANDREWS, Manager. FOR THE HOLIDAYS: '1.1.3 Hit "NEW FLORIDA" the correct thing is to have the be.it t tr your visitors, and you can get the beat GROCERIES STZJ"RDY EROS. THE SQUARE, GOD/RICH. "NEW BERMUDA"Li 11 CUTLERY AND i STEEL OVEN COOK STOVES -- t ARE THE 0INBf OF TAMERS, SPORTINGGOOD S aKit TAR "New Art Amherst,' n TME EST ECONOS1CAI DOUBLE NEATER COAL STOVE IN THE ■ARAET. cvm7 stove granwarrantedpreset or money .d guaranteed for see year against J. N. WORSELL t'sa 0I1&: fITOPI aux NOLO Ama0T roe C�ODI3RIGH Canadian Pacific Ry. IS THE ONLY - DIRECT FAST ALL -CANADIAN LINE TO TARE FOR Manitoba, the •Ne rthwest, KlondikeaAdYukon Gold Fields. ., LOWEST RATLS. FASTEST TIME. ACOOMMODAi ION UNSURPASSED. 3 TO THE PACIFIC COAST Table Cutlery, Pocket Knives, Razors, Scissors, Carvers, Butcher Knives, Bread Knives, of the best English and German makes. Stock now full and ready for Fall business. Greening Steel Wire Cow Chains, also a line of English goods. Builders' Hardware, a full line. Guns, Revolvers, Loaded Shells, Cartridges, Qun Caps, Primers, and a full line df Sporting Goods. w .r Above lines at bottom prices and fair dealirig for all from .� � 1 Irm•W :poly` � . W. MCKENZIE 3R JlL.I�C'JLIFFI3, AA0331M't'. - ooD>biexo11L OP THs OHSAP HARDWARR STORE.