The Huron Signal, 1889-1-4, Page 7,
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NEWS OF THE WEEK• 1 silo w ki b. Mreer;d ng o hwere•Lot'
EUROPEAN, thew. se far as eueld be seen. He killed
Attob Paella has boom appointed Terk-
ish Manaus( of /beano..
Iles.. at I1aeso,u Baal.
pleetafwl end the Golf covered with
The Rumina budget for 188!1 shows a
rurpise mounts of two minim. roubles.
Several shucks of eartbyuake were
felt Friday in the easter, and south -
seamen parts of Spain.
From Stakim the Soutti•b Burdens
have sailed fur Sea It le reported that
Osman Dena i trying to oulNut forces
at Hacdueb.
The widow if Lawrence t Iliphant, wits
leaves Ludo, suvu fur Syne. nomads iv
.,side permanently is that .mushy with
her relatives.
Mears Sheehy and Ftoucsee, M. P P.
have tepee auatlnuned to snsinr to the
charge of inciting teswts to adopt a
policy of Iauwidatioa
The expedition to Thib.t, whish was
organised by the late M. Prepevaleky,
ped gut a number on board.
(1n hie retirement from the poet of
General Massager of lb. tjoebee Central
Railway Mr J. lt. Woodward woe pre-
sented with a handsome testimonial by
lee admiral* at Sherbrooke, and was
tabseyueetly eutertaiued as • o,mplh-
taeetary banquet. several proenitoeet
giatkr.n being present.
S Thompson, the oldest Mame in
Lr.odon and prub.nly the oldest it.
Canada, died at the Old Men's Home,
LosJou, Oot., ne Wednesday. He wee
• native of Beifeet, Ireland. was 9.3 year*
,1 age, and was • Mason for 78 pier.
Latterly he has hewn cared for by St
Juhtt'a Lodge 309A, an . will be buried
by them.
Mr John Lowe, Deputy Minister to
Ottawa from a trip to Manitoba, esti-
mates that •brant 23 per omit. of the
will start ort its Juuruey ou Meruh oast wheat crop was touched by fort, but.
under the command of (Ail. Wttn11 notwithsiend,nt tins farmers have dune
The Parts T.espa deems the report remarkably well and notes for agricul
that the Tunisian Government will teal implement• har• ores mor
shortly expel Italia. em lopes unl.s promptly met than ever bsfor., fully
they bemuse Freuab or lissome sob• 0 per ceut...1 such note beim g retire!
lie
Tbs Vor1A German Guvtte repeiets die
Cologne (lus•ite'a pus.uw'teeing' Sir R.
D. Muter, tse British ambsasetlur at St.
Petersburg, thus giving an vfli:tel stamp
to the Cologne (male', asertiwa.
Prof. ()effaces was examined is Bee
he on Thursday in er aoeeteve with the
dory of the late Emperor Frederick and
ha whole carver. Hie trim* will begin at
Leapsic about the middle of January.
The Berlin Post says that all efforts
have failed to obtain sews of the fate of
the Gerona East African eutpsey's efal-
ct•ls at the stations in Umpire and Kin
goer, notably them at Kees and
Mpw.pwa
The Persian Government baa iwseed a
decree rvetricting tavit•turn on the Ka-
roo in below Asset, baiting the stay of
torten, vessels to twenty four hours,
prohibiting the sale or I.... cf land to
!strutters. end forbidding the "entree.
teen .4 work. with foreign repeal. The
is regarded as especially aimed at
hub trade.
Tits London Tablet says : "Mr Gl•i-
atone, in • litter t , the Marquis Dori s%
says that the position of the Pope is
importatmstenough to merit iaterr.otion
by in times) arbitration After re-
marking that he prompted the Alabama
arbitration esbme, Mr (i!adstu•w add*
that arbitration wend possibly unlock a
difficult question, and the project has
his full and warts sympathy.
AMERICAN.
Diphtheria ii raging with fe.rfnl re-
sults in the country districts of Pens-
syvans.
The &mericao Government waste $2,•
000,0110 freer the Government .4 Hayti
as indemnity fur the seizure of the
"Hayman Republic.,"
At Newport, ft I., the funeral of Mrs
T. T. Pituaan, widely known an "afar
Eery Dean.. was held in Belmont
Memorial Chapel at lalaud Cwuietery
Friday aftersooe.
Mn Persons, wife of one of the ex-
ecuted anarchists, was announced to
speak in Chicago on Wdeed•y even-
ing, but the police took possession of
the half and dispersed the audience.
At • convention of thanlee-ia•1 pro.
lemons held is New Turk on Thursday,
the National Academy of Theology was
(minded. The object of the academy
is the prueeestion of theology as a
10311100e.
On Wdeeedsy night a house in the
eastern part of Harrieoebure a'arty.
Va.. in which • ..umber of cue -wed peo-
ple were holding a petty, was Mown
up by dynamite and several of the ie -
mates, it lewd, fatally wuund.d.
The anneal mimeses of the American
Society of Naturalists began on Thurs-
day afternoon fn the physical laboratory
of the Johns Hopkins Uaiversity, Balti-
more, Tao society embraces among its
members tke moat distieggsished satu-
ralista ie the eoantry.
Governor Beaver, at Peassylvasia,
has announced that the Mato debt hot
been reduced daring the post year $1,-
118,530. O•e of the gs►versor's pet
schemes is the total satingstehment of
the state debt, and he is bending every
energy to accumplisb this before his
term expire*.
The United States acthortties have
ordered all the dives in the Vermflline
Iron range district of Minnesota to he
closed. Some of the dive keepers hare
been arrested on a ebarge of selling
lienor without a license, and worse
shorge, ere pending. It appears that
the melbas of the Wisconsin pineriee
were resorted to to obtain recruits for
the dives.
United Sates Consul Hotchkiss at
Ottawa, in a report to the Department
of State at Washington in regard to the
export duty on lumber, says that there
ars do/bo, as to the constitutionality of
the law, sad that *Sort* are being mad.
to secure its repeal. It• .store.raent,
he says, M very detrimmeaal to Wm in-
terests .4 those manefattorers in North-
ers Michigan who perches Canada..
timber limita with the intention of tow-
ing the logs across pie gsire to prefer -
uses to moving the mills Se a.
CANADA.
Mr Dickey's axeat majority is Cava -
barked Coast?, N. S., i. 1007.
0. W. Colter was en Friday nominated
by the Refetsso to represent them In
the mune' 'antes' in llstdlrnt
The Deputy Minister of Manse
daisies the story which bee been eireu•
listed to the •Weet that the Dominion
0overnen.ntpse+pn.se e•bddhd.t abs
seal fisheries is tri ulna[ et At Law -
It is ueder•en.wI le Winnipeg, that
the Northers Panda • MaeltMa sail•
troy, despite the Nesmt &sides d tho
Ilalwtte Overt will prase 14 • Demise
1M soarer as the fasthewrieg seigisa of
Tb. streasp ei the Aglsalltsel Mal
Aste Amenities d a reed'* as Twaw-
1m instil desidd that, easing be lis
eserine of feed and settle be many NM -
wield be advisable to heti( •
`- w bald IMA.
A Mae to Deesetteeperre.
Mrs Roheti Wiliam/on, of Glenda,
Parry Sound, Out., says, "1 enutd not
keep house without Hagyari'. Yellow
Oil at hand. I have used it in my fami-
ly for croup. sore throat, and • cut tout,
and out highly recummennd it to every-
b►dy.
A de epeteb has been received at (k •
taws from Lord Salisbury to the effect
that the United States (internment has
allowed 11000 indemnity to A. E Hath -
way. a Canadian, who was arrested and
imprisoned in Fort McKenner. Wyom-
ing Temtory, in February, 1883, on a
charge of &mortice from the United
States army, which was found on invest --
NM I., be iwa rreoe, and he was re
. He made application for indem-
nity through the Dinerstein Government
with the above rule
"I never felt hotter in my life titan I
(n
have tie taking Burdock Blond Bit-
ter. I had • *seers billions attack ; I
could not set for record days, and wee
nuable to work. One bottle cured me "
John M. Richards, Sr., Tara. Out, Fur
all billow troubles use B B. B.
A bucket shop a'ndscted by Cherie*
H. Wright, at Adelaide street, Toronto,
was raided be the polio. recently, and
and Wright. Edward K Driscoll, • tele
graph operator, and R000ert a Barton ar-
rested All the papers, documents, eta ,
that or old be found were taken to police
beedq.artan along with the three prison -
en. who after being searched were lock-
ed up. but were shortly alter allowed to
go upon each depositing $100 in sash as
a g.arsntee that they wooed appear is
the Pollee Court in the morning.
• severe That.
Frances S Smith, of Emsdale. Musko-
ka, writes, "I was troubled with vomit -
tog for two years, and I hale vomited
O D oh.. et five tomes a day. (toe Crottle
of Burdock Blood Bitters oared toe"
The teems of east.
Severe pains in the towle and stomach
ate often speedily relsevd by the appli-
eatioo of a has of hot self. A week so•
lobo• of salt sod water is recommended
by stied pdyeia•ns as a remedy for im-
pMfewt digestion, and fur • cold in tee
head it is • a..replete cure snuffed up
from the bellow of the hand. We have
known severe chronic cease rf catarrh
entirely cured by penitent use of this
wimple remedy Very night and moraine
for several eoliths, when the best efforts
„( the beet physicians failed to do any
good. It should be seed milk -warm. A
scud handful of rook salt added to the
bath is the next 'beet thing after an
"ocean dip," and a gargle of • weak so-
lution is a good and ever -ready remedy
for a sore throat. As a dentifrice malt
sad water is very cleansing and alio
hardens the gums. It will also prevent
the hair from falling nit. When boil-
ing a steak throw • little salt no the vela
and the blare front the dripping fat will
not anevy. A little in starch, boiled or
raw. will prevent the irons from stick -
ug. If the Irene are rough put • little
salt oe s thick brown paper. lay • piety
of thin muslin over tit and rub the iron
over it till perfectly smooth. Ink wins
are entirely removed by the immediate
• ppli.adom of dryisalt before the ink has
dried. When the oak b.eoeee diseolor-
ed by sb.orkieg the ink, Week It off and
apply more ; wet slightly. Continue
thin till the ink is all removed. If new
ealienee ase allowed to lie in strong salt
water for an hour before the Brat wash-
ing the adore are less likely fade Damp
salt will reeNsve the diweoloration of
imps and assess. mused by tea and are -
less washes,. A te•epooe,fui of belt in
e ach kern.., lamp makes the oil give a
meek dearer, better light.
Mases S..rersabse Rona
Found at :ast, what the use public
has hoist looking for these many years
sad that is a mediates whisk although
but lately istrad. eJ, has made for
itself • reputation second to nose, the
medicine is Jnhaeoe'a Tunic Bitters
which I. atn'enchon with Johnson's
Toole Liver Pitts has performed anew
mist woederfnl owes impure or ta-
pveriahed Mood sone been.• purified
tied swished. Billioweneas, isdtg•aties,
sick headache, liver eoeipleint, lamt.11r,
weakest*. eta , noes ,disappear she.
treated by theme eteell..t tonie thelia
eines. For Sale by frond, druggist.
bias blush, Oodsside sole agent.
• WserliaM Oren.
The lamed asMM, sad rune that p1aas
a centralis` putt 11s tie health of the
body i. the lest. 1R ow tensile*
site*
the SwholeWeggimm diseased,I,S'o illMade spookily
for Liver Megases, and f0
meirs1=11.10 MI= sod
Dr. r
A 1krrRg fs•ape.
"tee Mt ,as.. I metered with •y
Mass'snd •alaq•1 tensile. i way sort
week I 1 tl•Mored four yearn and had
shield tress thee dossers ; they said I
ovoid batt• t• .adorns an eperatien. I
ttisd KILL lsot.sd. One Inds Bend
NSA K. A. Brodsh, Refits., Oaf; •
COUNTY CURRENCY.
sass from all aver eseidea.ed free. Ka
camases.
It is mid the peat year's building «per
atiuoa nn Wiisgbam aa•oeut to •b..et
$32,000.
The Dwyer firm. near Blyth, hes bee..
pureheeed by .1 H Grutuan. The prim,
paid was E2,bt0.
Last week the Henry Berms' farm,
Grey, was sold to Thomas Maund-
ers, of Ethel, for $3,300.
Tender* are being received l..r the
budding of the new Idethuatet church.
Blyth, ora eyeing.
Meer* Peter Moodie aid J• ho Zettle
of Zurich, cut • green ►.emelt lug. IC
t•ic!ies in diameter, in 53 w.x,oda, willa
a lance tuotn saw. haat this who can
Mr U... McNevght,:m, the wall -known
hu,ider, Iiru.a..la. te engaged potting to
the machinery :n Due flea
mill at Kouthaapt. a Just now. He un
derstasda the whole sap buss.
A little soon .d hlr J. lin II Hmadfuo,:
IN( the tops cut off two of his h"yen in
the furniture (scurry, Sealoreh. on Yr.
ray last.
John Ilene., Brussels, bas come loser
fr.,ei Sault Ste Merge, where be hos been
(air upearJs of • year. Hu talks ..f try-
ing British C..luwbte nest spring.
Thomas H WI i , of Relgrave
was . ne of tine successful •tretem.ls of
the ()uteri,. veterinary
who received a diel non from the• Agri
cultural and Arts Aae,ciat,o,n, Torut.to
James Dueiford, Brussels, has 'rages
ed of the dray, boron, Ac., to Robert
If ir.Herw,u who• triol p,sasau.n la.,
Monday. Mr Henders..s wile till th,-
bill well. We bare quo! beard what Mr
Danford intends doing He will, pr* •
hab'y, take a trip tv the west where his
brothers are.
Mayor Inglis, tt Inghamo, has di.poee,l
of Lbs last *4,500 true of cou.old.ted
town debentures 4. Mr (1 A Stamsmn,
of Torunh., at 103 1 16. This is a moat
excellent and creditable es!e.
Mr I) ' Sisal*, wife and daughter, are
in Brussels, from Sacinawarie. Miph.
U A thinks there a no p! !see (Me-
tairie, Mars particularly a, he Cad dos n
with the a ee fur snore toil., while in the
laud of the free. He purpose* lauroca-
ing out Into Manner agate before .ut.el
East Huron Farmers' fel nate in
Brussels ou Friday std Saturday, 11t11
and 12+h January. i'r,•f. Mins, s..d o, •
cf the other Pr,leasurs, not yet meet
will he In attend.nce.
Vs. C. Haseiwr■,d has purchased th.
hoes. and 1.3 un Huwick-st , 'sVrtitet, r.
lately owned by Thomas lt.11at,tyse
The price paid for the property was a
moderate one, tba lot being eery elk ill.
for betiding purpose',
Mr James Watsoob hal on. removed
Mei Varna a ora p,asosaion of the *oNOUNCE'0 6Y ARTISTS TOW TME MEM
(arm on the un road, "sr tsfo-oh USE INCANADA,sedopal tsRekeit UAW Olats
which he rchau.l l r.,m Mr* Jobs I mousse* steatite dilly sed %light is pl0
Puna. Ag he Mr i l carry
hes ,gee • Pi/Imo Los
m
into farming he stil still carry oras lib
bwinem of eolonsettug atoll fretmr...
Mrs Touter has remured to Nguema. ilio MIN lssgRa OINNNATI
V1111 Tit pw0aSlslttt
Brilliant !
Durable !
Economical !
Diamond Dyes excel all others
in Strength, Purity and Fastness,
None other are just as good. Be-
ware of imitations, because they
are made of cheap and inferior
materials, and give poor, weak,
crocky colors. To be sure of
success, use only the DIAMOND
Dots for coloring Dresses, Stock-
ings, Yarns, Carpets, Feathers,
Ribbons, &c., &c. We warrant
them to color more goods, pack-
age for package, than any other
dyes ever made, and to give more
brilliant and durable colors. Ask
for the Mamma and take no other.
A Doss Dyed FORA Coat Coloed
10
ferments Renewed CENTS.
A Child can use them?
As rbtwtsm and M,wc•sar Dr, look o..
WELLS. RICHARDSON & CO.
l iontr•al. P. 4
DESTROYS AN 7 r emowirs'M RMs
or ALL WINOS IN CHILDREN OR
ADULTS SIN LET AS SYRUP ANO
CANNOT O1_lCATC CHHARM ILD E-
EWCOMBE
PIANOFORTES
Elegant In Design
Solid In Construction
Excellent In Tons
After fourteen reo.ntto' einem, borne
with psee..1c. and Cl.r,•u'tn rwrgn• iv:, oCTArive NCWCOMDC • CO.
the wife. f the ger 11141111111111111 ItIST,TWITS
the Metbouat church, Vs rims ch etch,
peeled le her real Stbe ass • quiet,
tiuobatrwrve, tute!ligeur, nrduetrr us
e ntomb, for twenty years the faithful
helpmate of an itinerant w.ni.ter.
The induction of Rev Thomas David-
son Into the pastoral charge of the Presby.
tenon «,ngregation Wet -meteor, took place
on Monday last seek ut the presence of
• large and deeply interested cesgrega
ton A very sueoesstul and pesassut
reception and social were lu,d iu the
evening, and the new paster enters up'.0
hie labors in his bear field ut.uer Use
moat au -p ens& Circa m.tancea.
DUNN'S
BAKIN
POWDER
THE GQQr'S BEST FRiEldfl
Oe Christens afters...nu, at the ad- ••
mooed age of 8o years, Mrs Tholes• scribllers MIIZfflO/UAgnew, sae, Marnucb, calmly •aid peace-
fully departed ibis life. She and her
husband were among the first settlers is
this community, and were bkaaed with a
long and peaceful companionship, but as •res, „imbibe,. og s-r:han'a .Vc;r,_far aim
all earthly ties are bow severed, we Isiah tem...- It the malt winner sad enterprising
the bereaved husband many blesatuga its heur�rrt baters.te ll s e. pr r ren
during the remainder ..f his life. i,.ve ,ems drawn 4. it daring the past vii
months In the Iwcreasrd ex,•ellesr-e of its
For 1889.
Deal yeriMse.
ken no mi in buying medicine, hut
try the toast Kidney and Liver regula-
tor, mom.''. he Dr Chase, author of Chase's
reosines. Try Chase's Liver Cure for
all diseases of the Liver. Kidneys,
Stomach and Bowel. Sold .by Jame*
Wilmot, druggist,
travelling Suttee.
(ARANO TRUNK RAILWAY.
Trains arrive and depart at Ooderbb as tel
lows :
A eines
Mall sad Repress . . LSO a.m.
PSSm.
Silted .......... .. ... 11» met.
Mixed .. ..........7.13
MailT.M.m.
Mall ani Za s... ............... I sb p.m
Wised ................. ........... ......l ea p.m
tam
• i.. moa
.his la w.im.e
Ire aft Oa ow
a•. •• rel .. are via
.lri.rw hi... •.. On la
r b orrow Or �S
piranamia.nO dews is
rad ase alb be
`~►
Jr: eoLre
asga-
b e..rrrm
ee,yraateutsUnueMT;he ,tatlwa3 artivi,•.i, and is
crowi at. etivii d year with a new Imprtus
and as assnrrd ,o•,•'.e. The ittmtr-„quos
will show some row .-ire:K. and no:bing to
make lteribner'• .Vngtr:iwe attain end in-
tervening will be neati-.ted.
Tint RAfLR0At• ARTICLES will he era
tinned by several wen striktnat paper.: owe
,eapeetally i:,:erestinet by Li-Peel-master-
(reneral Thum. 1- James on "The Railway
l'ostaI service. -
RI eatroleJ
MR R4)r.Eirr u.l'IFt RTIEVTcNNOA tt noel
tel novel -The Master of R.,lvtraq" w1l-
rue through the greater part eat the year.
B. gum in Vi,rvmbrr.
A ('ORRE$PO'liENt'E sod oollertion of
manuscript memoirs 'elating to J. F. Millet
and a Mamma group of modern FRENCH
PAINTZRS will Nurrlrb the substance of
several snick.,
til a,wrare+.
The lime? wed ampere wrinen last year by
Robert loons Hteiesieon. will he metered by
equally lnierMisg contributions by different
tamnts author. Mr Thome. nalt•y Aldrich
will write Heedful ar them fur tbn January
amber. .
Wrest mind
Articleem ART St'AJLt'TP will he a fes-
tive. Papers are arranged to appear by
Ciatsams Cook. IL H. Blaebteld, Austin Deb -
era.
era. and mut, umbers.
filed rot ed.
rlP1iiNG ARTi(-I.KP describing sport M
Rea twee Ilebing monads moll appear. fees.
W tautasb, Ha., sad Tarpon aro the set(loe5s
mew twanged. The authors are well kno
tea. IIIrarrefnL
ITutATEls ART1CLF.P of
king upon W mbens.r of se
it
tom phi. dm.criptlon. rte.. nil •p-
ef the eoaveetleaal eemmg,-
tamp. sweet.
illearroMd.
IA races the moat intermitter" In the Bet et
ssiewtlee papore Mr the year wile ha • re
�/w•trticle by Prreotsereer Jetta Trow-
msd twee a[ PiIOTIIOns R A eat T.
developments
Hfiref eded
�/�•��eltaas *1 *Melee wbtteb Byer/
1`el passes aapwa ELttT)t(C ITY by •i resat
aa�pp,1b atte s , b' seism[ •ah• -hies '
•ite.v 1 wnGer att,•,tg pawn. aper eaiRP xlagllro. •al
stMr I f Ifedrsf4we.
A SPR( AL (writs to sever feet rears
e.m *Nen feelsd• •S w RAILWAY
ARTICIASS as as'beive:
A yearlarierlditNe Chain and IS. sent
A FrettebberMatt• MR sad the atm
nmm�► brurd 1• sten. M N
ewes • years O mean • a...ber
usememeaummeggistammemsemme
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SPECIAL—Tweed Dress Goods at 10 c., worth 15. A great bargain
J. C. DETLOR dz CO.
PLANING MILS
ESTAIILISMED
BUCHANAN & ROBINSON,
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OssAsxrCg. 1)iiM11s i•.0., (/at.
May 11th, tie;.
rrArrvAcrt nxa• My wife sneered for eve years with
SASH, DOOR and BLIND. cm was oar of the worst known lo thefts
digressing disease. catarrh.Her
parte. She tried all of the ,atarrh reme•
dice I ever saw advertised, but they were
of no use. i finally procured a bottle of
Nasal Balm. she has used only one half
of It, and now feels like a sew person. I
feel it my duty to say that Nasal Balm
School Furniture a Specialty cannotor.,nbe Vito 'les, and\ recommendedpleaset
for catarrh troubles, am parallel to
M1 have all such sufferers know through its
use 'bey will receive instant relief sad
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Dealers in all kinds of
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
And builder's materiel of every deseriptioa.
WOOD.
WOOD.
Parties desiring to take wood from me
mese leave their orders at mace, before it is all
shipped for the season.
Orders will be aiteaded to It left at the
following store -keepers:
G. H. OLD, B. PRICE, JOHN ROB-
ERTSON and JAMES LUST'.
XAVIER B/ECHLER,
17m
e
Falls k.•srve
FAPIERS' (}BISTJ(1
'vo PG'A'D U8:
Are plcaraettot. a. Contain the!. oma
Prrsti:. Ia . tee, ern,. and c..oernsi
devereyer et worse in Children or Advil!.
Fall
Goods
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Marlow
'rumbaed and t� GREAT �A
?LOUR and FEED Eestamsee Mr. R. Price.
ea Eat street we are prepared to
EXCHANGE GRISTB
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FLOUR, BRAN, SHORTS,
is any mann y and on the best of t erre
Oar well-known sad popular Wanchester
Mills have been recently Improved, and we
are able to torn oat a
FIRST-CLASS FLOUR
which we guarantee to give satisfaction.
HIGHEST PRlCR PAID FOR OATS
Cboppt•g dose at Sc. per 100 lbs -
at the milL
AT OUR GODKRiCH STORE
we keep roestastly an band a full supply it
FLOUR, FEED AND SEEDS.
l Ire n
a ca -you will find os prompt sad
ee
A. H. CULL'S,
77 rt. 0oderich and Ma•cheser.
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TORONTO
CASH STOREo
P. ODEA
2151- MANAGRB
WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
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GEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, in giving the beat of
valve in all linen of Furniture--frcm the smallest chair
to the largest and hest bed -room set, or parlor unite.
Call and see his stock and get a bargain.
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In all its branches, promptly attended k
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Ur EMBALMING FLUID always kept on hantL
PICTURE FRAMING a specialty
GBO BARRY, Ramllton-Nt.tiodalorr
AderIize in The Hoi Sial.