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THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIAY. JAN. 1?. 181''.
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wee. • • re ; 1 • tee priacipil planks
of tbu ..•: •cru :or the nest con -
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it is I. • : . • i•i . rue liberals
to st. : t' e trends
of bar. e.. • .. senses ems.
6. 't•'•.• ‘.IC Se.n and Ciotti.' ant,
whio.i .,t,.•; w .. eu • . t•ta ie:t by the con-
atitu•tis•, t, •.. -leer, jurisdicthet of
the le,{.a• .t. r : • or tentaraewaste no man-
ner itl.•.al, uu emeitu.ioual, or Antagon-
istic to dollen 1•n iutereses ; that the re-
peate•i o;iettiewroce of the act was there-
fore. io t 1e upinleo of this cuuvertion, a
vtula,10 1 "f our ,,rot incial a.ltunonty and
.an atta , ,.. • 'ire fun la ne.ltal er.cciple
of lots[: mil- e'er-111mt provided by the
conf+rde.:a ion act..
3. t'.I: irtee +lary award. It is assert-
ed dant t''c award should be Notal and
ttrnclusieo ; gist tins award esu accept-
ed by tete eevetu gent of this province
as in he to .• bound, but west repudiated
by the g•ove..tarda of the theniuion;that
• such relludi.,l ion' is, iu the opi.ti.nc of the
conventicle a viulatiuo t., eublic law end
natiou.tl f.tith, and an in-iereusible de-
nial an the part of the federal authuri-
Lias of the lust claims nod terri.olidl
rights of this province.
4. That the convention deli • a to
strengthen the bonds which un: • the
province.
5. Thea refers to the progress made in
legialatiuti, election laws, school laws, ju-
dicial retorma.
6. Praises the ;,„vernnlent for its, elu-
tion of the muuiopai loan fund ditlicul-
t.y.
7. Tilat in the opinion of this conven-
tion the naanagement of the provincial
finances by the liberal governments of
the province has evidenced their titieli,y
t i the reforrn pri:tciples of prugress and
economy.
8. Details what the refute., • overn-
meets have dune for agricultu.e.
9. What they have done to enc urdge
manufacturers.
10. Praire+ the p,oerest made in mat-
ters educational.
11. Does the same for the crown lands
.ulMninistrahon.
12. Does the same fur the colonization IN
13. 11, 21 the same f•,r the public mini-
t uti(,res.
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OOLDIN WEDDING.
Description .ra t:•ldea Wedding teat -
reeler •t Interest to alar traders.
•Ibe following, from the San Frruci
T. Fanta. Wasted. AG [Ni S Work. . Ste Yom,;::.,.
One fact, which we have were than or Capital rytthed, Ja lisp Last ► l .•.
trial ueeees •ITR_
•r once alluded to iu cenuectiun• with the _
ul&rcner iu which the finances of Ontario
have been husbanded by the Mowat
Government, was brought remittently
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rico out in the speech by Mr. Bar our iu [nor- ... was..wareeesnavw.a..••
me the address act re141y to the speech w"•v..:+wewarrrrore•
es
from the throne. He alluded to the
fact that while the (Government had ex- 'ar"1 Is►`
pendrd over $26,000,000 in improving 7 i 1 > w
the l'rovince, not nue scandal in counec- +fl; Jr . '
tion with this large outlay bad been prov-
ed against theta, and that the Treasury
contained • surplus of about $6,000,000.
-jttroc)tville Recorder.
(' 1t, refers to a brother of Mr. Charles
Girviu, the well-known Reeve of W t
Wawanush:
On Monday evening of lest week there
took iesce in this city one of the t
notable events in society during the pres-
ent season on the Pacific Cent. Alex-
ander Girviu and Catherine Daly were
married in Kingston, Canada, on the 4th
of December, 1832. Their golden wed-
ding wee celebrated on Monday evening
of last week at the residence of their
daughter, Mrs. Jas. H. \Wallace, No. 2,-
618 California street. There were pres-
ent on the (evasion three suns, five
daughters, three sons -{'-taw, ono daugh-
ter-in-law, fourteen grandchildren, tine
granddaughter-iu-law and a great-grand-
son. One of the remarkable feature& of
this event was the fact that after a sep-
eratiun of 1'.4 years the family was reunit
ed without the hose •4f one link to time
fancily chain.
The house was tastefully decorated with
smilax and flowers, and uta the certain'
of the bay window in the front parlor
were the ttgures wove 1 in evergreen,
"1832 --1882." The dinuer t..ble was
also beautifully decorated, and en the
weddine cake, beneath claapedhazels, ap-
peared the in5Criptiou, ' 1832-1882."
The bride And groat', with their ei;ht
children and sons and deaghters-ise'aw•,
sat down to dinner at 4 o'clock Crane
WAS said by the Rev. 1. B. Howard, pts -
tor of Mr. and Mrs. Girrin ie Brantford,
Canada, 25 years at.•o, and lately frau
Tororto, Canada. When dinner was fin-
ished fourteen grandchildren, a strss id-
d.w titer -in-law and a great-;randeoe
sat there to :t seeond table.
The family watt then arranged i,
ole, inginning to the right of the
eatendieg Mindy around the d
ro•.nis, ant; ending en the left ,
bride. Ti,,, children, with their fa
sat in the order of their age, the
being nest ;o his father, and the young-
est sitting hy Itie mother. Mr A
yecupied a place in the middle, and
making a brief address he repeat
rnarriage core.noa y. . Wm. Harrison,
Genie, the gra,' ,.-ucdio'', aft
months, wc,t' tech christened b
clergyman, who 25 years before
christened his father, Mr. E. A.
%lr. Charles Girvin, the grandfather
Wm. H., is the eldest son of the
and groom. which ncakos fourgene
in the direct male line.
When the christening was over,
bridegroom feelingly addressed his
ily, briefly summing up the experience
50 years of wedded life, and reminding
them although he was not a mart
tern, he had, in former yuan deal
anvil many a sturdy blow with his
mer, arid consequently claimed to
twin of mettle. rhe present qac
he characteritea as one of the
spots of • long lifetime, and like tie
old; Le said "it was good to la, he
1 4 t'i: -
gronu4,
rawing-
.1 the
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eldest
Wng-
oward
after
e 1 the
nal 11
y the
had
Girvin,
her of
blade
-tt ions
the
flint-
ily, of
'ding
of let -
t the
ham -
be s
herieg
Kenn
le of
here."
The bride s lifelong Christian, then ad-
dressed her children, and touchingly re-
ferred to the impeobsbility of their ever
meeting &gait. Her discourse consisted,
in great part, of scriptural quotations.
Beginning with the oldest, each member
If the family then contributed his mite
to the general entertainment Most of
those present contented themselves with a
few wards expressive of their enjoyment
of the occasion. Mrs. Margaret Gillen,
t he eldest daughter, an artist well known
in this city, exhibited a number of
sketches, painted by herself duringa two
yrrearS'i visit to the Sandwich Islands.
Mre. W. H. H. Hamilton read an em ay,
written for the occasion, in which she
drew a graphic picture of her parents fin
years of wedded lite, and pointed to
same of,the letranne whteh were taught
by its contemplation. Mr. Junin W.
Ircn,, the youn rest sou, gave an inter
stunt description oI the Sandwich Is
Ws, where he hes lived for nonny yeara
Ir. Earnest A. Girvit, read an erigina
p Tern no the subject of the ''Golden
N'eddins," and his brother Ltwrenc
ng a snug of his own composition, tall
"The 01d Fashioned Couple." Al-
red Anderson, aged 12 years, gave a
ecitation, while Edith Wallace and
Rachel Anderson, aged respectively seven
rid six years, entertained their eeni.,rs
nth songs. The bridegruoni addressed
is numerous progeny a .econd time, and
ited an original poem. Tho rest of
e evening was spent in the enjoyment
instrumental music, conversation and
Sir. and Mra. Alex. Girvin, the bride
d groom, live in the surburba of East
kland. They are seventy-one years
age, and reinerkably well preserved
nd ye nthful in their appearenco. Two
their daughters and a son came from
o Sandwich Islends expressly to attend
e golden wedding. The remainder of
Gorily lice in Califnraia. The pres-
to", which were4tisalayed ori a table in
e dining nom, were numerous 81111
autiful.
The following is a l'st of those preeellt,
ginning with the eldest daughter and
r family and ending with the youngest:
rs. Margaret Gillen, her daughters
a and Kettle, and her son Eddie ; Mr.
d Mr. Charles Girvin, their son Law-
ce, also their inn Earnest A. Girvin,
wife ittid eon 1. alto : Alexseder
jr.; )fr. and Mrs, N. Anderson,
it dant/germ Eva and Reatel, and
it Sons Alfred and Herbert ; Mr. and
W. H Hamilton, and their sons
rry nn.l Milton ; llir. nml Mrs. Jaime'
Wa leer, anti their daughter E lith
Mr. Janna W. Girvin; Mita. W. H. Hr-
lwtr, her soon 1.1,uis and daughter Kettle,
"fr. Janina W. Girvin'a Rif , and two
eitikitaa. and Mi. [forum wens is the
Sandwich ldande, and were the only
hens of the family absent nn the i.c-
,n of the golden wedding.
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14. Dues the seine for the municipal
1 'etif actions.
15. That tlt4 convention views with
gratitude the great improvements which
trete, under reform yuvernments, been
made in the laws affecting fempe::,uce ;
protests in the strongest way against any
of the retrogradewltanges lately advoeata
oil, such ns extending the hour. tof e1:
iag,lesenine the restrietiune in the uutn-
her of licenses. and the re -transferring
to 'nee:ciptl cnuneils the rosponail,;lity
••; ( licenses ; believes that the
general interpretation of the come itu: inn
acted on in all the provinces ever since
eenfeeteratiou, heart been that the prtvin-
cial leeislatures htve authority iu the
cattcr,aud that such interpretation is in
eleordaii,a• with the spirit of the consti-
tution ; considers that it is for the beat
interests of the derninion that the local
legislatures should have such authority;
d^prccalos any assumption of power hy
ti.e parliament of the dominion in this
regard. Leyoud what may be needed for
pearling a general law an to prohibition ;
declares that the locel legislatures can
best interpret and - 're effect to the feel-
ings and wishes of the i.eople it, e ich
pr= eeee as to the license system ; and
insists that action by the parliauttet of
the dominion would 1m nn undt'e inter-
ference with provincial rights, Anil det-
rfirent'1 (n the temperance ave.',
e
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ret
th
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an
ran
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the
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north, of reser. Mrs
.t.s a cul' r e do ri-t revieumend Pa- I Ha
t, tit Medirint8. het *hen we I:nnw of
one that is n public benefactor, and does
pnNtively cu. t•, then we consider it unr
duty Impart that information to s1),
Electric Hitter are tvnly a moat ridea-
ble meelieme, and ail) surely tete 11.1-
iowanoss, Fever ?Ifni .1gne. Sentinel', a
mai, and Kidney Cemplanita, even
where ell other remedies fail, We i.noe.,
know whereof ee speak, and ren (.eel)
recommend them to a11. --Etch -Sold
fifty ,elite n bottle by J, 11•ils,n. (GI
11'orrtl/ne iI Vahular &semi 01 the,
heart is not very common, its distar'oed
sNion natty lie due to indigestion, liege
irretwbrlties, Ar A Stomachdisturbed
with wins, it indlge•tikefood will cause
pain and Esetterillg 'mitt( di the
r.eri-es - of !fthoar► Rurdeot Meed
Ritter+ will attw.'•Iil, roti anehdiA!-
,te:,
Why go ,.r, dray after day 'uttering
with splitting headnelow when a bottle
of f)r. Austin's i'hosphatine will cure
yea 1 ifnn do Dot believe it ask your
druptist ter is mitultlr -and Jose what
these *he have Used 11 sof abnet
Price el On 2m
Beautiful Heir is one of the most strtk
leg sine pleaQtig of charaetenstles and
et. sadly he ohtalc,l by the as& o/ the
eines!~ Heir IteMwrr add st trAlrenta
.Ar h•,f/l.• 1., .1*aM Wil
D r. Strillb'acress as -aa Wesasssd
Is as agreeable to the palate of the child
as the most delicious confections. Sold
by James Wilton, Guderich, Ont. 2
When Idaho papers tell of hail stones
weighing fourt fen pounds, why not call
it the fall of an ice -house anti be done
with it 1 When hail gets beyond a man's
head in size it's something besides hail.
If you are desirous to obtain ire mediate
relief from any kidney trouble, and thus
prevent the fatal results that 'always at-
tend the neglect of these distressing com-
ppsiu:s (and who does note) why take Dr.
VAN Bt•ttga's K11,NCY CUSS At once. It
is safe,; simple and effectual. Sold by J
\Yilsun Gt•dench. 2in:
Tree M Her Tend.
Tau much cannot be said of the ever
faithful wife and [either, constantly
watching and caring for her dear ones
n ever uegl•cting a single duty in the
behalf. When they are assailed by di
saw, and the system should have
thorough cleansing, the aternach an
bowels regulated, blood purified. and
malarial poison externtivare,d, she must
kin w that Electric Bitters are the only
sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world and only
cost tifty cents. Sold by J. Wilson. 141
Ladies who suffer periodically trent
pains in the back will find immediate re-
lief in a few doses of Dr. VAN Bemires
KIDNEY CURL at was never known toted.
l'ry it at (tux. Your Druggist keeps it.
J. Wilson Goderich. 2m:
The Tories have been singularly unsuc-
cessful in their attempts to fasten upon
the Licence Inspectors charges of impro-
per exercise of power. In every instance
where they were induced to offer particu-
lars, the chargee we' -e prnmptoly and
emphatically refuted.
38.JA GO,Rocx12rJJJDIPACf'!
C.1Lthe .t•entto,t 01 travd.,s tO • he orgtr.,
ta0'.t •f .-• line. 8000.0[4,4 the bast and tap
r tna shortest route, .•44 u.z.. as pa • .
ant boo chis.s of os Maw ser cso..4owd
G {p .u.o.l yual, Lsavenwotth,
tnas laa a0d •4. caul 2t . ..eta et a-'
ttl 011 t . rtno,D.t l star oft One Lw' s.
tae t aLat.e aid alta Pget Owns. era clot•:
et i Id marl +a1M 504 old be .rat, 'rig * pOs.
M ..r-.. n.rat•ut n and lntog l
Maki • ,-^wt Horton S.onntoa Chair -:. Y►,
st..•+ i'row.st Takao. sl CCams.sad 4••9
L1.:; n Dtntaa Cato the
World. ib, -w t•.
b_w ---1 Lose ,e ud ]a...cor1 Ulcer )' t. •
••'r.. , b'e'es., Ch...a. Ydtdla•esDa./ 01.'1
lr ..' : •soh_ Enos.
ALBERT LEA ROUTF. '
a A r:.:: sad nt..ot L,ue, ria a teta ,-ttd a 1•t .
dkee,h .a r.oettr bio. c p.aW
s l
r ,. •1 t, .wystt $4,WL p.0 0
lobe sad Lar -vette, nr y ad, ,7;F
oat, 7a.. s.wt a -us 1:r, Tr •d '
Al:: h"..LL.h t'.a.wug•:[t res last is ?••`
Trams.
T :a re, ea. et aft p1- 44pa1 Tls►et Otrt.w
ane t Wanda.
;a
-cut •At,eaed ta•otand •.tea
• ..au of
Wel
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'.. ! tntacga: 70, i.e. th
-SCK ISLA Y a) R )UTE.
:;&dell 01111s3, or site»
R. R. u*SI E. E. sr. , J HN,
lr ,. .: •..a'1 a'.,, tN:l Tat. a rata •
CHICAGO
CINOALnrs. -A name well known in
,Inect.ion with the Hair Renewer,whiech
estores grey hair to its natural color by
a few weeks use. Sold at 50 cents per
bottle by James Wilso.l. ?m
The female teachers of Kingston are
agitating for equality with the mets in
the matter of salary, sexing that they
Malt have the same qualifications.
'Do not take P111s or Powders coatsin-
ing Calomel, for at this time of the year,
the results may be serious. If you re-
quire s dose of physic take Dr. Carson's
Stomach and Constipation flitter. ; it
sats gently on the Bowels, purities the
Blood, improves the circulation, stimu-
lates the Liver and Kidneys, and
speedily cures •Bilinusne.s, Headache,'
Dyspepps.ia, Indigestion. Search the
Drug Stores hem one end of Canada to
the other, and you cannot find a reined
equal to it. Try it and use it in you
families. Sold everywhere in heaps
ties at 60 cents. For sate by Geo. Rby
nu.
A CURE GUARANTEED
NIi'!!':
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T eA
MANN 4
BRAIN
total BRAIN & NERYE FAODr%:•
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t•r Old sad g•rias. State and I'eWr.
osttivetyebr•eeNerv1enee. is allIhta
y
wok' .1 r les st Breen Power.
! a
lig Smuts, Sper cache fault.
6ewrrwa st Aswwnrirsa, Yrntteel fr'
and Oeaeral Leas of Power. it t•d•sWa
Nervous Waste, /tejerenatra the .Fuj i 1'4d•
um Sime( awe Re-
stores Surprising roar and Vippeorr to •. a ex-
hausted Generative O rw ans, With tat* or
dor tet rwru.vs packatree accompaull•d w.n.
Me we w sen_ d our Wratten float
stales to d Illitt nibae . _ti he treatment
toes 't h re tbba krl. cana/a et and
does
fee 4t our addretlt t *mei,
we dee n• man free to, any ogress.
alasiett Magnetite I.Nirrae is *Ad t, tktiet
oasts at se cu. per box. or 1! Boers for $..t, w
will be mailed free et a on r cr i p t of tits
money. by addressing
114 ACl lou: i' *rat' s1 arlC1Nt Co.,
weenie. th,'., t}tn.da
Sold in Ooderlch, by J alta W 3tM . and
all Druggists every where tanS Iv
n Bitraordina1 y U:f r 1
7 TO Ata -231\T tee.
U.rtr I GOODS UNSOLD RETURNED.
- If you are out of etl.ploy,oe►a and
An old lady, the mother of Mr. W.
McCabe, of Goderich Township, is a liv-
ing example of wonderful vitality. She
is a native of Fermanagh, Irland, is 94
years of age, and can walk to town, a
distance of six miles, as lively as many
girls of eighteen.
A REWARD -Of one d.eseu " Teeat'+
NY" to any one sending the best four Ilii
rhyme on "T eetniRRY,•' the remarkable
little gem for the Teeth and Breath. a'k
your druggst or address.
Thousands ars being cured c: Catarrh
every year with Hall's Catarrh lure, that
the doctors had given up and said could
not be cured. 75 Dents a bottle. , Sold
by George Rhyme, sole agent for Gode-
rich. 3m
Love and appreciation are to woman
*hat dew and sunshine aro to flowers.
They refresh and brighten her whole
life. They 'take her strong -hearted and
keen -sighted in everything affecting the
welfare of her home. They enable her
to cheer her husband when the cares of
life press heavily upon him, unit to he
vary providence to her children. To
know that her husband fovea her, that
even he faults are looked upon with tele
denies. ; that her face to one at least is
tho fairest in the world ; that the heart
which ie to her the greatest and noblest.
holds hoe tittered in its utmost recesses
above all other women, gives strength,
and courage, end aweetnes, and vi"ncity
which all the wealth of the world could
not bestow. Lot a woman's life he per-
vaded with ate+ an influence, and her
heart will h), mnnt and sweeten, nn.l
brighten in perpetual youth.
Of all the ills that flesh is heir t•e kid-
neydisease is the most distresan1F. To
yuanees, we can only say, take Dr. VAN
BrRR'I'n KIDNEY Cl'RR at once, and thus
obtein a relief you osnnot,find elsewhere.
All Deimgists have it. J. Wila•,n (lode -
rich 2m:
s speed fitter
The Chieaq.., Burlingtmt R Quincy
Raitr,ad Company has just mooed as
illustrated treaties, "The Heart of the
Continent," describing the wtinderfotl
growth of the six Orient States, The 1rt+4k
Is bettutiful) printed, and nbenu
,s en
graving* of high al
igh reerit adorn its pages.
Any ono sending their name and ao ewes
with two three-eent postage famine
Will receives Dopy by return nail. by
applying to I'erceval Lowell, General
Paasnnger Agent. Chieaatrn Illinoua in
nerLlka'a .\rale& awe.
The haat salve In Ow world for Cuts,
Bruises, Ulcers, Raft R17012/fl, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hans, Mil
Mains, (lows, and all Skin Eruptions, ,
and positively erne. Plica ft is gnsran-
tend fro give perfart twtiafeution, or
money refundevl Pries 94 cents per I
hoe For wile by .las Wihne lv
want to start in a business you eau make
fro -1 3 fa) 110 a dayclear, sticliake n.•
risk of loss, we will send 7, u uti receipt
of $11, geode that a ill sell readily in s
few days for $s5. If tl e Agents fails to
sell these goods In fenr ,lays, they can
return all unsold to is and we *ill re-
turn them their money, can niiything Ur
hirer 1 Wa.take all yisk of Lee, and the
• Agent ell1a atartedel^Y, leteinideArat. esti:
be peri nent, a p•wy fr.upal,0 )1,
$3,000 year n•s C. 14 drta,. oro 1 a.A
mem e wept 3'c .1geet 1 : o : n'y
county. Full pat ticulats f:, v. A :•l . , as.
L'. S. Manufacturing (le., N... 116 yes e-
field Street, Pittsburgh, Ps.
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points In tows,
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sea, HOW Rosie•, Anions
as
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SHORTEST, Pt' ICI - awl
REST Ilse to a'...
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The Best General Newspaper
IN THE DOMINION. i d
THE MONARCH OF THE WEEKLIES
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Contains elrenty'two Columns of Reading
Matter, and is admltted to be the beet author
Ity upon Agrioultural and Commercial matters
In the Dominion.
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for 1083 now, and GET -a
sLL &1 Z OP 1881 razz.
Orden and nesi/raoes to be addressed
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GL PRINTING COM I
DOLLAR
HARDWARE.
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R.W.McKENZIE'S
!IVY Y YOUR
CrossCutSaws&Axes
-YOUR
C0 cH.es ivs
YOQR.--
rabic s laid Pocket Cutlery --Beet 'Value,
Aad I.rsest £assrtraent ala the CosMJ. ales a tall line of sash tiatdwaee.
Paints and Oilsat Bottom Prices.
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Barb Wire --Best Made.
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DAIEL GORDON
GABrY
rET'MAHER,
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THItE AEINt UIINWERTA.ZERL
Furniture at Bottom Prices for cash
I have now on liana a very large ytch
oek, suet
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Chairs of all kinds, Tables, Bedsteads
Parlor Setts, Side Hoards, Rat-
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2 Doors West of 'the Post Office.
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SAVE MONEY IN BUYING.
A Discount of 121 per card Allolred on all Oe.sh Purchases in
Win Silk Velvets, Flowers, Hata, eto., etc., etc.
• bennln. Offer, as I am anxious to Clear oR My
Winter Stock.
Miss Jessie W1Ion,'
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