HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-01-26, Page 1'VOL. XXVIIL—NO. 1449.,
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WE SEL.. CHEAP,
NEW STOCK OF
STAPLES
•
In order to facilitate the quick sale of
the rest of our large stook of Dress
Goods and Fine Dry Goods, we have
bought a very large stock of stapes in
all lines, Flannelettes, Wrapperettes,
Shirting, Towelling, AproxLiuen, Tick-
ing, Cottonades, &a, These will be sold
.at lower prices than you can possibly
buy them elsewhere. The public knows
.as well as we can tell them that the
prices of all these goods have greatly ad-
vatnced. We bought before the rise, and
.as we sell them at cost, q>ux crtstoxriers
.get thele at a price less that ithoy can be
bought wholesale to -day.
And don't forget that we must get rid
-of the rest of our Dry Goods before
.spring. Hitherto: we have been selling
them at cost; from; now till they are all
gonl.e,we shall sell BELOW COST.
We quote a few prices to show we
:mean.what we say:
25 pieces of Dress Goods Regalia,price
was $1,00; now 000.
25 pieces of Dress Goods,regular price
price was 85c, now 55c.
15 Pieces of Dress Goods, re
r price
e
'75c, .now: 48c
8 pieces of Dress Goods, regular price
was 65c, now 87e •
10 pieces of Dress Goods, regular price
'Oe, now 32e.
.
„ 5 pieces of Dress Goods, regular pica
'Vas 85e now 210•
5 pieces Dress Goods, regular price
was` 50o, now 27c
10 pieces Dress Goods,. regular price
80 a 18e
was o, now
The balance of our stock of Ready-
. made Overcoats, Ulsters and Suits will.
be sold for the balance of the season at
cost," This is positively a fact; we mean
Specially low prices- will be quoted
this mouth. in our Boot and Shoe Depart-
ent as we want to make room for
c.
,
3n Goods.
g
ntl
has'� ids
Dept ov
' r` eY
• Tailoring Otu
g
P
.caught the attention of the puUHc, al-
though late in: the season we are still
,crowded with orders, We claim, and
•our customers will bear us out that we
give the best value and turn out the best
fitting, most stylish and altogether the
most satisfactory Clothing made in the
-County. 'Don't forget to leave us your.
order for the next suit or overcoat you
-want:
:tth
Sons.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by 3FnANIt PAtCF:taSON, ]'To. 20 Victoria
•street, Wingham, Ont. No witnessosrettaired.
NOTHING LESS THAN
THE
l
should satisfy you. You will in all
probability, attend a business t
col-
lege once in your life time, e
why not spend your time in
school where there are noty
doubts about getting a first-class
re• training? The Central Business
College, Stratford, Ont., has the
i• reputation of being one of; the very
ebest schools in the Dominion. It
• has a large staff of expert instruet- jN
ap ors and enioys a large attenclatice,
Write for our handsome catalogtt
1 New term now open. Enter as
' soon as possible.
W . J. ELLIOTT, Principal,
Central Business'College,
Stratford, Ont.
ig-
-
Smash
among the
JARDINIERES
Having bought extra large
quantities of above lines we
•want to clear, and for next 15
days will give 20 per cent.
off the already bargain prices,
3 1! Ar:<si,s,
A� PAHA?QN
The China House - Winghatn.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park's advertisement,
Dr. Butler, of London, will' be at the
Queen's Hotel, .Wingham, on the first
Friday of each mouth from 11.80 a.
m. till 8 o'olock p. in., for consultation
in diseases of the eye,, ear; nose and
Dego A.T KINCARD former resi-
dent ofW giu ham d at Kincardine on
Friday last, in th person of Andrew
Allen, in his 79th ya sr. Deceased moved
to Kincardine a nu nber of years ago.
Ile was father of R •bt. Allen o town.
The remains ware i iterred in the Whig.
ham cemetery on l uday afternoon.. em
Fon Sarr•-A, E. Oarr is offering hie
desirable property on. Minnie street for
rms' other aarti ulars
sale.. For to aucl c
apply to the OWNER, If...
Fame Sozn,-Ales, Ross, of town, bas
his 150 -acre hon: the Bluovale
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WJNGIIA.M,, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JANUARY ?'ii, 1900,
To Suescallealle. The figures aft,ar
the address of everyeubsoriber indicates
the date to which his subscription hoe
been paid. .A change of the number is a
receipt for money received. Watch the
figures and sea that you, aro paid in ad-
vance..
AUCTION SAM—ling/1 Prior of Lot 12,,
Con. B, cn l3 Line of Turnberry, will
sell leis farm stock and implements by
public auction ou Thursday, February
8th. The proprietor is giving up furm-
ilig and everything will be sold.. . Seo
large bilis for partioulare. T. Currie,.
auctioneer,
APPRENTICE WA? nn --A good s;nar t
boy,wauted at once learn the printing
'business. Apply at Dues ofll.se.
CATAxaraua:s Ai.. HANGERS. -•- The
Tines job dopartin t has this week
issued a number of taloguos and hang-
ers for Messrs. Swtir and Doro, Wing-
haui's eutorprising c riege firm.- This
firm are turniug out me five huudred
vehicles for the coni, g season's trade.:
This shop has now a ut twelve work -
mon and are =akin . things hum in
their line. This is law ooe of Witige
ham's flourishiug • ustries acid the
Times wishes the firm
Goa TO CALIFoN:
and family left Win
morning last for Sa
every success.
=a,-3ohn Felton
ham on. Monday
,Tose, California:
Mr, Pelton has be (ju a resident •ot
Wingham and vicini y for a uumber of
years and has made • number ouo citi
zen, and the. town Neu ill afford. to Xose..
such men as: him. Sihould the climate
in California agree with Mrs. Pelton
they will probably mike, that their per-
manent home, and should it not they
may return, to Win ham in a year, `The --
u friends o thew -family will join the
may en f thtrfa y J
Thins in wishing t m , a, pleasant trip
and prosperity in t it new home. .
ltarmu.�Any one wishing to pay
their notes, or iti part of them, can do so
at the Ba 1r of Hamilton. As 1 consider
11 my customers good none need pay
until my return about the first of April,
1900. Rosi. MoIsinoo, tf
$1 A. Y.
VOICES OF `f' Xaa PEOPLE. THE SCOTT' H CONCERT. iiVig
A
The Ndttor doss not 1to't himself responsible
.' c
tor the (minionsxc7p-:41s(xi by oorreapand•
rats, Nor does az always Loki #L(• arsine,
view Xe4 s
as cal (41 Ire c orrosimnabeuta.
solda fas
road to Wm, Maxv e311, whose farm is
chase 1
nextthe to elle cess -1 l ui t. We
yP
60.
i�ndexstand the pri a� paid was $6,000.
n sold 50 acres
Mr. MaXtvell has re a try
off the back part of 'he farm to Mr. Geo.
Walker. Mr. • Max veil will now have
one of the 'best far_, as ; on the Bhievale
road,
MAnntrAGEa IN Oaseesio.—Tri . 1898 the
total number of ana.l:tagessolein iced in
Ontario was 15,298,an increase of 318
over 1897. In Toro ';e there were 1096
marriages, an increa 3 of 105 over 1897.
More Methodists mus rigid than any other
denomination:. T)1eii ewere 10,382
Methodist,niarriiaget 6400 Presbyterian,
4902 Anglican, 467 Roman Catholics
and 1908 Baptists. .
A ..TANUAftY Wannr n Wednes-
day morning Miss IV -eery Kennedy, sis-
ter of the Messrs. 'Kennedy, butchers,
Seaforth, and. Mr. Robert King, of
Winghain, joineclhateds in matrimony,
Rev. Father McCab( performed the cer-
emony. Miss Lizz - Kennedy assisted
the bride, while them was •support-
ed by his brothel.,: The young couple
left on the afternoon train on a trip to
Toronto and other joints in the east.
The above from the teaforth. Expositor,
refers to the marria90 of a young couple
well known to our r aders. The Times
joins their many riends in wishing
them maeli happine dini ig their wed -
deed life.
Fon SAnru.—A quantity of second-
hand two and three inch piping for sale
on reasonable 'terms. I am also prepar-
ed to pay the highest price for all kinds
of wood. Apply at salt block ofiloe.
F G Sr t1cnxNG,
ARE Yotr BALD
It Thursday, Fob
oedemata see
utiftil Wigs, T
d Plain /Narita
and shade
wheat pre
eta, ornament t
' .ratify the expr
otnise piently tone
Prof. Derenweenel
;any ne•av and pr
added a number
arca Faris pat kerfte
>alyd 1mt forget clay
3'ts ra let.
atteleitig
•
Will be at Wingham
cry 1st. Ladies and
Prof. Doreineenci's
pees, Bangs, Wavy
Switches ill every
tc. His Hail' Goods
ly adjusted protect
head, soften and
en of the face and
p aged appearance,
has far this Metal
Designs, Ile has
/,Tow Yorl�, London
Be sure Cct see them
anal date, Th day',
rot CSV�e85. Tare
AP
To the miter Timer.
Dean SIu,—I no sated in pno of tha
town papers last week an articlo on.
cigarette sanoleiug. I do not wish to in
any way condaua or ,neourage this per-
uicious habit w?aicl is certainly the
most injurious form. of :using tobacco,
and the more partici larly so from the
fact that it is the forr a commonly used.
by boys and young veli before having
attained their tall ph :steal development.
But I Gannet allow t pass unchallenged
uncle a statomeut as t: ds: "The physician
opened the boy's ar.e. and foimd. that -
the maiu artery did: at contain a drop
of blood. It had all ;fried up.” This is
rich and would, t}o _loubt, make great
Pleat for goody, goe-ly gossips to feed
upon. It reneinds ne of the story of a
physiolau, who, in .a tempting to bleed a
patieet failed to get ,rood to come and
Made the excuse to tae patient that the
blood had dried up, eta that he would
have to give the pat ant same medicine
to get it goiug again Of course any
novice should know that the doctor bad
failed to strike the €ht spot, or else he
would soon have go any amount of the
vital fluid., The act of the matter is
this: • - • ' in .we always contain
impossible if they
eath they are always
this latter fact that
naive. The word
lora the Greek •ser,
terse; meaning to
C. O. F. WienBo M—Court Maitland,
Canadian, Order of Foresters, will
or . The
omiut a ore faweekso
bo h sus
members intend hol ling a basket social
for themselves and eientls about the 0th
of February. W. L Strong, one of tha.
Orer sor a
niz rss vill spend
a eouple
of weeks lis Wingha. .in the, hopes,:of
adding many new Labors to the local
i R ut al -
Court 1 t t 22
WA>\ o e o B ei c a
'�'Foresters 's i2
A--cli z
C t. The Cana_ien a r
o�so Raw Furs, No. 1 Prime Fo - f,50;
the foremost ranks ef fraternal societies and ;lust a few words as to `= e Peddler
doing business inti nada and a •
olood;.Iifo would'
did not, anal after
empty. It is fro1
they derive their
artery is. derived
cleaning air, ar
watch over. Ar 'es re so amedb
n a ries we n
tc
y
the ancients beta se in the deed bodies
they examined th arteries were always.
found empty of load . and they con-
ue 1 took h e err. non
seq. nt y p the v ry o s
notion that Arte s were: designed for
the circulation .2 air through the
system. Thus he name of the stat�e-
ment that the bio sd had all dried up ie'
too silly for any tat a blatant fool to be-
lieve, and I don't think that any good
call be aocomplisi cd for the welfare or
morality of a corauunity by circulating
falsehoods_ =
urs truly,
VBRros.
uy per- vs: your General Meechan Tour Mer
son desirous of join ng at; good fraternal: chant handles for • cu setter, eggs,.
society should scud u erose ire M f Pe' b' tliers,Deet e 1 P the Bei rot ncl.
the opportunity of joining wall r In tee spring out . [ les the Egg: Ped-
Strong is in our wn.. The regular dlar and Tea Peddler, He knows you
meeting of Cotirt aitlaud will be Held not during the rest of the year. He
would not dirty his hands with your
this (Friday) even g, and all members Butter; Tallow, Pork, etc. Now,. I ap-
0
melee she 3d b., resent 3 ,,e the.xlecessar
u P y peal to you farmers as a falx and im-
Phallic= OoNc RT --.A: patriotic con- any cenuris ration'?" Did you over see a
cert will be held i the opera house, ou Tea Peddlar who offered to sell Sou
enough sugar to last out the tea? Much
1e aid pre,- �;tt.' '` s ,.n d 0
Tuesday evening _ A p h p less take your trade for Itis trade•
arra>ugements for fix. Strong's coming. partial jury, "Does Mr. peddler merit
The Annual idnterl nument of Caienioa1s
Cuas, was a armee seeeseea .-siet a sea
Talent unto a -arge Attendance.
gramme of solos, -1 ruses, recitations, G. E. KING.
dancing, juggling orchestral Music, etc., . ' CrriznNs' 1VIEenjro A large number:
will be given by 1 'cal artists. Tho pro- of the citizens o town met in the
seeds ef the cone'1_t will be used rix aid Council Chamber • a Monday evening to
of the National Patriotic •Fund. The discuss the prop.aed new furniture
hall should be ercvdecl so as to show factory- for Winghan, of which notice
that Wingham is a traly loyal town. was given in our last issue. Mayor
Clegg was voted t the ehtair. Messrs -
T. Bell, 0. M. Wa er and others laid
the plan upon w h the proposed fac-
tory would be st ted and' also what
they would expect one the town. Mr.
Grundy,. of Ilincsadine, was also present
and stated that ha -would like to trove
,his stave foundry to Wingham if the
town would give; proper induootients.
He stated that . ne would erect new
buildings and w( teld employ about 30
Tor—The Clinton New skilled mechanic , whose wages would
o the return of Dr. Ag- range from $1.50
deoided to locate in feral of the rater'
. T. Agnew paid his first : connection with
n since his return from : and all were aril
lay
and Saturday last, lished in our to
i by many of his friends finally left ov
t stay. Early in the evening, when
his practice in Loncles- Town Council
oath sib to roc ti • sutl Hcotch sass
In the braid 5e atisa tompo,
The Hangs my fat r lovsxl too hear,
The saw's my x • ber sunk
a
opera House on Tu
week. The people
are ie. the habit o
this occasion as 0a
of the season and
year than over as
gone to great expo
talent obtainable.
tended was, th
large and more t
capacity of the h 1
provided with ex
casiou. Many w had coins a distance
and also many of ur townspeople were
disappointed in no being ' able to get
seats. The ore% 4 was managed with-
out the slighest 0 !nfu.sion, the ushers
doing their duty =ry efficiently. On
the whole the col ert was conceded by
all to have been t. te: best that has been
held in Winghalr for many a day, The
singers gave .sa isfaction to all, the
Scottish and Irisl dancing was splendid
and the sublime Dinsio of the bagpipes
was heard to per ection,
D. Stewart, Chef of the Camp, pre-
sided, and after ,banking the, audience
for their attend') ice; opened the pro-
gramn'ie.
Scottish
Miss Mary 'ifialslilun, the
voceliet, made hre first appearance be-
fore a Wingham audience, and proved
to be a strong favorite, each selection
pleasing the hear -rs better then -the one
preceeding. All er numbers were well
received and we will not attempt to
single them. a duet by Miss Wal-
1
and Jas. Fair was well rendered.
n
Missa1 ss o1n elle to respond
W dx n w c d xe o
P P
to several eucoreet nd also sang a solo
by special request at the conclusion of
the programme. • She inade a very fav
orable impression on her hearers and
will always be wel►sc aned by a Wiugham
once .
sail
J'em{, �r,.Fax, huni nous vocalist, of To-
route, is, no stra er to a Wiu;ham
audience,. and'we ever saw him ii1. bet-
ter shape than he as on Tuesday' even-
ing. Elis best se eerier). of the evening
was "Re Isn't Sleeping Now." • This
was a patriotic solie and was well re-
ceived by the attdi nee. He pleased his
hearers with. every number and was re-
called again and again.
Messrs. D. MeD •Wald: and 1).. Gilchrist
r' i pe music tohe de-
lighttushed the 'ba n. pe sic t e
light of the many bcotehtuen who were
See that we hatate a bumper house on
this occasion.. S. similar concert was
evening of
in ExeterMondaygin
held coca
g
this week, • the proceeds of which
'amounted to nen ly $150. Wingham
citizens can sure`e turn out and make
the proceeds of i_le concert on Tuesday
evening amount o this sum. The ad-
mission is 25c. al cl 35c., with plan of
hall and reserve( seats on sale at Mor-
row's drug story.:
Oon Nuw Dc
Era thus refers
new, who has
Wing1iatn -D
visit to our to
Europe on 'F
and was greet
during his sh
year he gave t _
bore to pursue further study in Ger- proauoters of
many, Landon: and Edinburgh. It was have written
his privilege _wring his attendanee at Council. Tru
these seats of lear�nilig� to have as in- much pleased
&tractors somcof the foremost igen of established iu o
the world in tl e profession, and to wit- furniture facto
cess and assis i ill some of the most hands and a sto
unique surgic operations. We are thirty workme r would. require new
pleased to len that the doctor feels houses, etc., au Winghaln would be
amply repaid or his year's work, Le better known t ever as the best town
his practice tending over a period of. in Western On rio. Wingham can
four years h met with unqualified sue- stand. all the in ustries we can induce
ess, and no v, after his special 'course, to conn hero an we aro sure the rate -
we can with etaiiidenco bespeak for Wm payers will be vp.t1iug to give any new
a most sueeessful course whcrever he industry as In toh encouragement as
may locate. In making comparison he they have done a the industries already
says, that while 'Germany excels ill established here The Council will no
special case. , it is not superior to Lon- doubt deal Wiser with the propositions.
don or Ed nburgh ill general work. 011 Monday eve (rg next.
'There is a ng feeling of a wider 4 — ---
patriotism in rent Britain, and special
TO r;aasvt, rT ar[atistlnxr�rxo.,
]tenor id she to ceesse inns, and our Hard to ems; an sy to prevent. Scott's
attitu:le in t preseut n,iti•itisal Mete Its lilmul.'dota ,ttoariarhos Ibo bocl,,y, keeprs all
greeted with a far greater enthusiasm � the organs a 'tkesuen heaa1tby, and the
than thorn \vlr
�t+atl friss,
IIt12to>et PrnsBYrn Y.—The Presbytery
ef Huron met in Carmel church, llen-
h hest. Mr. S. A.
Catittiriere,of Grand end, was appointed
moderator for the nsuing half ' year.
The records of lasso for' the past, year
were examined and a tested. The remit
from the general ass bly reconanend-
log that the po' rers o Synods should be
extended and that th y should be made
fatal courts of app in certain cases,
was approved. It w agreed to hold a,
conference on Clhur Life and Work at
the next regular to sting in March and
that the ree0niine done of Assembly's
Committee on t1r subject should be
discussed in connection with this con-
ference. Messrs. LVdosgrove, Savers and
Henderson were )pointed tel make fur-
ther attempts to : -arrange certain por-
tions of the field. ; An Order of Service
that ehu chi within tne bounds'
eat/ id as 'follows;—Doxol-
est tea, Praise, heading,
Reading, Praise, Inti-
, Prayer, Sermon,
sem, tenedietian.
sa11, on Tuesday, 26'.
inr�r. in
ogy, 1 i�
Pray. -4,
xuati. nl ,
1Praale l i,.r : oysters see -recite any
Oka at Baas, a;i aa,;klvle a Bata nettaaar-
amt.
A
qq•
Caledouia Camp, /�•1
ons of Seotlaud, cel- 1R\
brated the miniver- f'
cry of Burris' birth-
a,y by bolding their
natal concert in the
•ualay' evening of this tt.}}
:f tonal and country fti'
looking forward to I;
of the chief events , 4l The Magic Remedy
aerhaps utors so�this : �1 For Coughs and
the committee had •
se ingettiug the best rp� NAlcts.
The crowd that at- i/
TRY
KEAT!FIEL.Q'S
B4Y''.LSA
,* 1
•
r foie, exceedingly _ � STORE
n taxed the seating tiCii
which had been •
a chairs for the ea- .
to $2.50 per day. Sev-
ayers present spoke in
:he two new industries
iotts to see both estab•
In attendance.
Miss Murphy, ef Mtf Forest, has ap-
peared before a Tiringham audience on
several occasions-, and on this occaeion
she was better eh .11 ever in her dancing
of the "Sailor'sorupipe," eto.
Mabel Moab. ondd, of town, was much
admirecl by all n her Scotch dancing,
and received heI"tyeneores. Mabel is a
very young gir , but she can dance a
great deal bett ar than many who ere
Wee that we hi ve seen on previous oc-
casions.
c
casio s
n.
Miss Carrie Tisher was accompanist,
anti as ustial $lied this difficult role with
entire satisfacti oi.
The Sons of Scotland may well con-
gratulate then selves on the success of
their exitertaitr lent, and the committee
deserve much praise for the way in
which they cal led out all the arrange-
menu. This s- ill ill future be au annual
aflair of the So is of Scotland. The pro
cceds of the ev Mug amounted to $175'.
The Ties las been requested on be-
n. The matter was
1111111 nest Monday ®(��
Toole' meeting of the
ill be held, tvhon the
to two industries win
ropcsitions before the SYRUP OF WILD
Teems would be very
RICH GOLD MINE.
'Whether gold is found in the frozen
Yukon or in Wingham GOLD IS STILL
GOLD,
Well, we will ,{,rive you gold or its
equivelent right here, and in paying
quantities too, without having to dig
rex it. Here are some of the ,nays by
which you can get it.
Men's For :coats
Good, strong, well liaxed,: trimmed:.
and made, were sold in tae regular
eyay;at X 16, our price is $12.75. Still.
better coats were $20 and $22, our price.
is $18.45. Goat Sleigh Robes, wets $i0,.
our price is *4.50. These are full size,
well made and well Hued,
Everything in Overcoats will have the
price practically cut in two. Take one
good.
1` x 37
ami t.illustrate. - C bre
s p e 0. A r, cal � ,
to 42, well made, well lined, good colarr
2or *3.50.
Ladies' ur Coats, Capes,
Caperines, Ruffs, &c., will all be treated.
in the same way. Blankets, Large
Wool Blankets, 7 lbs for $2.45; big stook
Everything r in winter
to select from. l.ve ythiugw 4,5
goods goes the same.way at
D. M. Gonan0N's,
The Direet Importer;
tn.
. of a to time* the:
if am C edoi,ta
hta
,
ole f in la' _ai fr
e o m xAiz
people Wingl d y
their liberal patri ege OA Tuesday even-
ing, and they premise to give anoth:;_'
treat one year he,ce.
PRESFYTER OF MAITLAN i3'•x:
ThePresb 'te of Maitland
met at
y
Wingham on aawary 16t11, 11)00. Mr.
lsA;ller, ,Moderat •r. Mr. MacLennan,
Clerk, pro tem. .
' ,-.
Auditor re c�.ed Treasurer's l oa
Auditors P � s.
Carefully and coaectly kept Estimates
for the year passel. The basis .of as-.
sessinent for Prosaytcry Fluid teiuug sbt
family nper 1
cents y
The following orethren beinie present
sat as correspo iding members. Rev.
Sohn Buehannan( late of the Presbytery,
of Barrie; Rev. safe. McKibben, Ottawa,:
and Rev. Mr. Burton, Wostminstcr
Presbytery.
Messrs. Mao14'bb and. MacLennan:
were appointed t draft obitnnry of the
- late Rev, Dunoai Davidson.
Mr. Stewart, ler. Maxwell and other
representative el iers were appointed a
cone nittee to et usider circular in re
Aged and Inflr Ministers' b`tu:d and
report at not in
Rev. Sohn Bac annan and Rev. S. P.
Macinnis hiving' presented Presbyteey
certificates had ' heir names placer on
a endi roll of •esbytory.
The call to Mr, Burnett from White-
church and Lanide having been de-
clined Mr. Han vets authorised to mod -
crate in a "call i_ these tong ega.ioils
'when they are resdy.
Duff's Chureli, Walton, was rerouted
having been deck red vacant.
Oongrcgntious are urged to contribute
liberally to heti Missions.
The committee ppoiuted to consider
Mantua Aids tc Social Worship r'e-
ported:-• .
1. Tina the a ipal of the manual
Aids to Social rship be approved.
2. That the in ration of the :1,iiglicau
forms be 1lisapp ved.
8. That tics.:, anuai be revised to
make Presbyters n in fort. and spirit
(a) by omitting tetliate and reepouni're
teading&
to see the industries
town. With another
employing some forty
e foundry with some
do not wi pies -tt agi ' csnsutuOrlinot Deet a foot-
. OM •
C
CHERRY
LDS,
noArisvi ss,
CIOUGES, 4. By introduc ug a Bible rer.diatg far
SORE af'HfOAT, each Sabbath d r dealing wittt ties
1 101,10E ITIS, ferelanacntaal tlocxines and truths of taut
pAZN N on its +. word of God, tlu SeVerel partes it ix
noted and the seelpture pace gee is teat
appended.
ii. That psatltn. and
for the NOVO/lel se e
the Mental.
The report
Next rags
brie on
Relieves Dry Coughs
anew s Restful sheep,
J. Ep DAVIS,
DRUt",lGIS1 AND OPTIMAA
panes ora