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Ready made Clothing
Prices to suit Pur-
chasers.
Mt ter lilt CLKAHZD or/.
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:1 Q- rhe h1w4tr. west -se.
WANTED
SALESMEN toseuthetns a #
Liberal Veyeeily Weipay
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THS HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, NOV. 15, 1889
OOUNTY CU!UtENLY
Items of IntarewnArrat over the
A Wont,! $4••s .Ss hem, Sews NM*
od ea Mask Sowers u of "ifs e4gaa1.•
rue aerr.tas, traweve awe lea.
domed frees liver! MMM..
Mr W Herbison, of O.derioh town-
ship, heel the mistuiteae to bas • S!0
bill is Clinton, the other day
Mia. C. Martin. of BeySsId, has been
sseat'ed for S. 8. No. 3, Stanley town
ship, instead 4 Oodertelt towoakip, as
elated, at • 'shay of we.
oak Joe. Oibafia. of Vancouver City,
B. (L wbo IM been visitttlg friesda in
(uteric this &amuur, is at present .t Mr
H. (iibeoo's, on the 9th cou., Tart,.
beT a Sesforrtb ftotball club 'mored •
rand victory at Berlin en 26th ult.,
beating the oelebrateo lingers of that
town lr• score of three to two. The
y proud ret their victory.
ethics, formerly of Charon
but meth recently a onauseroial travel
ler, has settled down to busmen IN To-
ronto, when he has opened out fur him
self.
Was 8. tt, Brussels. who has been
laid up for several weeks with • broken
leg, started to wort last Monday. H.
is employed at Smith A M•Ieclea's foo-
t°, and ie • first -claw mochaeic.
Leat Sunday afternoon Arthur. the
four-year-old eon of Andrew Crosier.
Br.•eel., tell on tea mad while g.aog t..
Alex Mc aughlin's and broke the small
bone in his left arm neer the elbow.
•Mr (home Levi*, of do Huron R..d
Oode'icb tp.,has leased his farm to Mt K
Lawson, at an ensued rental of $90.
George moves by family into what was
known as the Cattiek bees'.
The death ofMrs J. Anderenn, near
Belgr•ve, was very sudden, week before
last. 8%. went to the pump for water
and there expired. Her son, who is
beteg in Wugham, bad the &eme day
gone home with a wounded hand.
Mr George .1 Connell h.. rented h a
farm, being kit 32,u. the 9th 000cessi.n.
Oudencb township, to Mr Wesley
Hearn, of the 4th concession, for thr-
years, at an annual reutal of shout 8275
a year.
Mr Henry Carter, late of the 9.1.
ON ---ion, Goder.eh township, ha.
Uptight the farm lurmer!y rented by M,
Thomas Jewitt, ON the Bayfield bur.
eosoeting of 125 acres. About 80 acres
cleared, but no buildings. The pace ass
which et was bought for $20 an .ore.
He la now busy erecting buddings there -
A sat CONIC
eon SILIOV.NE... COaeTtMTlOttl•
INDIGESTION. DIZ21Ntp, SICK
H EADACHE, m.. ,Nasse er TN.
STOMACH, LIVEN AND SOw1tis.
Teter ad. e1.a.TNeaouae awe Mesar
,N ACTION, ANO roar • VA.uaats a/a
TO S.'aooca 111.010 D,tYT.G IN TN(
racATecer ANN cope er emaciate
IND OBSTINATE DISEASE..
OABLE ADDR___
littbros., - London.
PITT BROS. & CO.
Importers cf
anadian Apples.
45 eeea •Ietert..er.. L....a, tea.
;.onsignments solicited and
eral advances made thereon.
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NEW YORK CITY.
LeaiJiu Baptist Newdpa9 er,
Puhll.hed at Two 'killers a Year.
be dent o. a "trial tnp
OCTOBER 1, 1889,
--TO
JANUARY t, 1890.
For the nominal .am of
from
iIRTY CENTS.
bee w i'b to know what the Depsi to d.-
wenlaatior.44etag and to reserve all
the new, artist moral beside.. ire 'fes.
Exawetatt, IMI! Natisa.t taper, sad $
fwspapte as wait.
ma Aisea. ?roodsso, =Baenat?roods se
'ns.l nr�ssV waves N them fir
Nese of -
���sei�.,r�st •ehewe tr �,r4
or Qspta.sa' a. `VSaogr,, 11,. gess,
HE GALT-ORLI ARS,
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Mr W. Yungblut, Auburn, who had
been confined to his bed for some mouths
slab a cancer, died on Saturday night
the Stith of October. rad was butted the
Wednesday afternoon following, nn Bail's
cemetery. He leavesa large family. who
have the sympathy of the eumrnuutty In
their
11. Cooper hes completed his
on the new Baptist church, to
the entk .eatufactiou •.f the Building
Committee. The building is yet to he
seated, when at .ill IN ready for deet
cation. A intestine, coocernanq the re-
cent internal difficulties was held here
on Tuesday, several fdaptiet representa-
tives from oatetd' being present,, but
what course will be penned hes not
bean learned. -Chilton New Era.
Mrs Robert Mitchell, Clinton, who of
Isle has been •ufferinia great deal with
one rt her eyes, rrs,lved to have it tak-
en out on Thursday, the 31st alL Dr
Oa:deer, of the Daamond Medicine On.,
performed the operation. As her health
would not permit of her taking enough
dregm to deaden the pain, her *offerings
were very groat. We are glad, however,
to state that she is doing al well as
could be expected
Jami Imaglae)aur wife not being ab:e to
speak her res Yea What • change there
w..1• be la the lasN•aNs I what aa metatarsi
shear*( A elle d Shia Mad oonerre4 la
Hamilton .otos HEN ago, and one bottle of
wiho.a'. wad ("berry owed tie afflicted lady
to four days. Tide .edietne iiae uu equal for
Sha carr of Cellidi . Coda Wbooelag ('ouch
or Croup. Sold by all drslgglsq. lino
Another has be.s added to the long
list of burning accidents. Mrs Jos.
Johnston, of Weetfietd, went t) one of
her neighbors on Tuesday f•'rwnnon of
last .eek, to make • short call, leaving
her little girl at home. The little one
while playing near the stove had her
dress set on fire by a rpark from it and
rap to the pail of weter to pl ince in her
arm, but there was no water In it.
Catching sight of her mother .ppr.'tach-
ing the hoose ate ran out to meet her,
bet dress by this time befog in flames.
A doctor wad soamonod bet all that
r• :'d be done was to stleviste bar pia.
At two o'clock death eod.d her mi.t'y.
■hall'. Ltatme.t M abe.mnlM�
Prompt. potent and permanent (melte
always eons, from the ode of Milbarn's
Aromatic Quinine Wine. 1m
c e,Jbdio. r' I'rrortrrlu, Toyetiter
Walt Homely Notes TAerent,
as tyaplair t aM meat ammo Mlle
gm mi met eras ewes names sad OM
g.4 aware oho rift ed w
.shatever
lier ion sae. at ibis acsame thee NMI&
miter aur
DK OOMMISSION LIST
▪ why
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Tota
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erof rhe 'creel trip" one I
' mow r.mrlar era s of Sea �ssMr
MTtus • Met ger *ear sella Sista►
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sums
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Writhe sea*,.w'. Coar5blp.
rem Grip.
oldie McAndrew was • young, and
needless to sty pushing. 8cotohman.
after some years' experience of
Sian rural life, had invested in a
let Riders]le township, Breve county.
• only thing that was waatieg to
orosplete his outfit was a wife ; sod
Wallis. after a e•etio a moats' survey
of the eligible girh;in the neighborhood,
Axed epos Retries 0.mpe.Jarfer, the
ter at. well-to-do German farmer,
r ase test likely to salt. Armies.
to have the abir settled be called oss
ds etas he bad reuses to believe Ike
wssM bs away. The door was
oyw.i by Kama►
"Good seamy', Kanto► Hon's a
Vie ye rode WAS41.
'Teri tea mit me ; Iva .11
a.tli
a1.sMM Nti
i s the Dista dam•
est, Jeeblas doses lfiiogly at wain..
'+E.. impalas the batter. I'd 11k. to
bee s twat wi ye yet lama"
'Ob yaw -.yes like is gratilt soma
reddeewwM, =ebbs. Bet I disks vs
test's ban soh sltstl�
"Nits i Res erd4 ..ythiag *beet
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W W1 Na, as, h)esie. I 44 wept a . ea
bit eieaTes..tieo• • b...
"1141 Ntabt.rpLX►tisetrue
" , lust ORR
Jet bass in owl mit mer are by," said
aeries.
Weft* complied and est for a minute
or tett ewIetd.neg bow best to up.a the
tall. a$ewta•oat wastes greatly se his
inn, liaisons.' ..ort of sentemeutal pee-
imisary tq ► • offer .as, of eoer•.. the
r ghe and cuseentwtaal thing. Fatally
limns. pee Wm • I..d.
"D.4 wasp pw.ttfuol day, don' did?'
"Aye, weal easy ye my rho.. Deed,
it mi.ds .. 1' She days o' long ayes,
w hoa I was • wee heretic (addle on the
braes Abersnesshtemdl, sheer the
fr
berme wleaplli a.lana the
teems,40' the Melva !Mit t' the hk
o bese.' Her, y heaved • sigh of teed-
er ewer t.
"Veil, veli !" meld Kuria. symuathet-
ae0,, "and did td hurt you mooch I"
"Hun ass -did what button* 1'
"Vy all d•.ss-duse drugs vat you
mentioned I reatmember w ven 1
did have a boll on me yca.0 nigger like
• bee's eck. Mine Erebus, it vas beau-
Suwas the sileece which ensued.
"Kasrioa," resumed Wallis, "the
Soreepture, ye ken, lays We no guid for
a man tae live his lawn "
' N•., I disk not. I sooner lig me dot
crsfel toed UM Der lane ns yust so
deep ash aerie hues in mud in der
shrine dime"
Na, na, lassie, ye dines appreciate
the sagroeetic&uce o' the gtwtatiun. It
dorsa Inc.. then. it menus (1.1 like
Adam in the ()airdo o' Eden, man cam-
e • thole the bordello o' life we'oot a
11..1 pinata"
Yawl T�jo�lDnw. dal Adams.
H. weeps s sbd.r. by Belsky Fsaer
g •' him a eats a1f boot. dere and day
d..n'd er =set soot. He bearer
s tar dot maketgarden beeeness tn."
K.trin.," said Wu he inn desperation,
' 1 1... bought • farm, ye ken, on the
aeeatb onnoeseinn-a bwo'r an' vasty
ac ee of the finest Mc' in the t000ship'
1 hart the miler to stock 1L I ha. likit
t. er I.,oks sin' 1 tint saw ye N.ro wed
ye marry and err .•t 1 Gla ye lay ale it's
• iargaia din ye we no I amen e'en
....or e.me ether body "
"0 •, dot was rat you oh aider ! Vy
pis don'd say so right away den mama
al' l • 5'..ltahneaashoed Adams and der
r.dt 1 Vas der • coot house on dot
Term r
"Are, lassie -4 bras prick bowie."
"Und der don't yes no mortgage 011
it, hey 1"
"Ns, na I•'. a' pit for "
"Dot vas\ u ngbdt. I been your
,will frau uta ho... 7.4s like everry-
din,a,
And she tipped her 180 p. ands of
so down on his knee. sod threw her
nrawny arms •round hie neck. It is to ;
tis presumed that they lived haD1.y ever
after wards.
The Lady floodiva must have had ez-
ceptionaily long heir since it comp'etely
e mcealyd her lovely person. Since
Ayer's Hair Vigor came into ase such
examples aro not an rare as formerly. It
not only promotes the erowch of the
hair, but gives it • rich, silken texture.
Thirty .is .asre ago Joseph Pnlitaer,
M opretor .1 be New York Worfd,!and-
ed in America, a poor Hungarian. with -
oat even • knowledge . f the English
I'nvnage ; today he own. the New York
World. the an.t widely eireelated news
paper il the universe. It in not over
p1 vers since Mr Pulitzer bought the
World waich then had • circulation of
snout 10,040 daily Today it h.e an
average daily rircul.tlon of 345 000
r"pies, greater than any two other news-
papers in America or Europe.
Meiepi.- Weep
L.11., Gomm oned by a barressing, tick-
ling eo.ah which might easily be cured
if the right remedy-Hagyard's Pectoral
Balsam -was made use Of. Its suo.hin,,
healing and expectorant qualities make
it wnndedslly useful is every family for •
coughs and Dodds. 2
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OaNTIAMSa,--My $rueble mai heart
dimes* std dyspepeta, bet 1 took l e o
bottles of Berdook Blood Boise, &ad
mai of Border& Pt1M ed got well. I
mover felt barter in my hie. My brother
nes also tried FI B. B. and Shoats it a
•t landed medicine. Mita J.o FOLLY,
Ha militia, Oaf. 2
ele
Wm Reis of OWMma Ir,.
1 Never lues .. Siege. 1 do not
'beak that lust which is &peel so •mese-
taeat or reervation every day ; bet al-
ways be in the baba of bring employed.
2 Never err the least in troth.
3 Never say ea alt thing of a penes,
whoa thou most My a good tbing of
Nut only speak obari•abSy, but
reel so.
4 Never be irritable or unkind to any.
body.
6 Never indulge thyself in Iuzerirs
that are not neses.ary.
i Do• all things with 000sid.ration,
and when thy path to act richt u d ll -
cul., put ouotid.nse in that power alone
which a able to assist thee, and exert
thine owe powers as far as they go.
ralperteaa te Weehhp•ea.
Ari..sos, mechanics, and laboringtae.
are !table to sodden socideets and i.jie
rise, se well as peirful cords, joints and
Tameness. T.. all thus troubled we would
recommend Her/yard'. Yellow 011, the
bandy and reliable pain euro for outward
ur internal use. 2
When • young (:reek determines
tr take • wife to biome', he does
not go •-courting, but he takes his
oldest lea ale relatives into his sou
tuieom and they at once go boat-
ing fi.r a suitable mats for him.
Marriageable matdous are visited and
silently appraised They receive the
.old dames courteously, answer all their
yuest1una and never venter. to sok the
asters of their errand. As noon .a the
vd•It.,15 have mode • choice the wooer
dispatches them again with iustruotice
to ask her band in marriage.
The crop bulletin of the Manitch& D.•-
partwent of Agriculture for October
states that the average yi ld of wheat
oer sere for the pro. ince a now placed at
12 4 bushels, rats 16.8, Carle• 13.0, po
tattles 11.9. Th. average yil1 of wheat
per sen from 1883 to 1887 was 90.6.
The season was perhaps the worst on
roe •rd, drought ih•o gbo 11 the totem r
baring dime an rumerse .mount if de-
struction,
o-struction, and yet notwithstanding the
unfavorable conditions Manitoba has
e me through much better than Dakota.
The official Sgures for that State recent-
ly i .sued m.ke the average yl 'Id of
wheat in North Dakota 10 06 bual.el•,
and in South Dakota 8 66 bushels
mer acre, while the Manitoba average 1.
12.tbush. Is.
XSome weeks ago we sent oat a X
nu.nher of accounts to setbscrib-
ere in arrear. Several persons owingu•
were timid enough to respond at once,
and we return our thanks to them. A
number have not yet been beard from,
and this week we send out duplicate
accounts to many who have failed to re
• pond. We will cnntinae to mend nut
accounts to all in arrest until our book.
are straight Essen if you don't pet en
ase. unt this week, look at your label.
and it you are in arrear be good enough
to pay at once. The item is only a
small one to you, hat the aggregate to.
Xw foots up several thousand X
dollars. Pay op I
DESTROYS AND REMOVES WORMS
Or ALL KINDS IN CHILDREN OR
ADULTS SWEET AS SY UP AND
CANNOT HARM TS4E MOST
0=1..5CATC CHILI, E -
Wines, Liquors, &c
TOR elALIC BY
G. H. PARSONS
G000 EOM IS OOME AT SIGMI. ALBION BLOCK. eonSRrufl•
GOOLE, TEE DRUGGIST
Makes . speetallty d
FINE DISPENSING, PERSONAL ATTENTION, FINEST WORT:,
NIGHT ATTENDANCE.
TELEPHONE CALLS PROMPTLY ANSWERED.
1f yon request it. your Physician will leave his order at my ILMaWbbmeat, thus securiag
you thesis ad vantages and moderate charges.
-We lead ea ---
HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES.
•••• Ter m for Merlin/S. TOILET ARTICLKB, PBRFUMRRY. ET('. A Sew pleces:ef that
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC gives 10 IMO. with purchases..1511 is stock.
McLEOD'S SYSTEM RENOVATOR,
aid all other leading Patent Medicines.
W. C. GOODE
13- I)RCTOOI8T. ALBION BLOCK.
I ATS ST S 1 I S
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2\4= .T .T� =ltaY'.
We have now' on hand s complete stock of Pattern Hats end
Bonnets, with Latest Novelties in Ribbons, Hushes and Trimming
Materials
Inspection cordially invited.
lvtics 13018,3=c9e,
gl.seewer M Mao Owbam, Vootef 1
FALL MILLINERY.
MI88 CAMERON, Hamilton bs to saaoa>oee best
she has new in stook the latest ,Sayles Mislay, apeoist-
ly imported from the British .1flasrksste ttbie sati trade,
which oomprise some of the MOs' �' 91118 1110011in this section, including Ftathll2S, Mapes,
Trimmed Goods, to.
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1u1:10S Ca�°ra.1111. ' ?,ON.
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The Teacher
Who advised bar pupils to smoothes
their Wade by Skis am .1 Ayer'& Baa.
sap.r111a, appreciseed the nut\ that
bodily health r sauoatlal to meatal
vigor. Va woofs of delicate and f .bI.
eeasslletliaa, whether youmg of std, yr
madiclae la remarkably beoe4olal. Be
mote yea pe yses B.es.psatUa,
" livery spring sed tall I take • num-
ber of bottles of Ayer's Barsapartlla, and
am greatly be0e111e1." - Mrs. James II.
dl.stmea, Stoneham', Maw.
"I bare taken Ayer's Saratytarllla
with great beeedt to my *sacral klealth."
- Mies Thirst) L. Creme, Palmyra, Md.
"My daughter, twelve years of age,
bas sutiwed fur the past year tram
General Debility.
A few weeks since, we began to gIve
tier Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Her health- les
greatly improve.,." -- Mrs. Harriet Ii.
Battles, South Chelmsford, Mass.
"About • year ago 1 began using Ayer's
8areaparilla as a remedy for debllty
and neuralgia resulting from malarial
exposure In the army. I was in a very
bad condition, bpi six bottles of the Bar-
sapariIla, with occasional doses of Ayer's
Pi1lo, have greatly improved my health.
I am um. able to work, and feel that I
cannot say too much tor your excellent
remedies. - F. A. Pinkbam, tlouth
Muluncue, 11..
" My daughter, sixteen years old, b
w in` Ayers Sarsaparilla with good ef-
fect"- Be.. 8. J. Graham, United
Brethren Church, Buckbannun, W. Va.
"_I suffered from
Nervous Prostration,
with lame tack and headache, and have
been much benefited by the use a Ayer's
Seraaparilla. i ata now 80 years of yes
and am satiatled that mypresent health
and prolonged life are ue to the use of
A ver's Sarsaparilla." - Lucy Moffitt,
'fittingly, Conn.
Mrs. Ann R. Farnsworth, a lady 79
year obi, Roo. Woodstock, Vt., w'rltee :
Atter several weeks' suffering from
nervous prostration. I procured a bottle
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and before I
had taken half of It my usual health
returne.L"
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
t.• raxraam BY •
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price $1, e. hotdip, N. Waite •s a Saab.
wig
C, p, R, B00M
TOWN PROERTIES FOR SALE.
$100 AND UPWARDS
I hare a large number of Houses and Lott
and Vacant Lunde in the most desirable parte
of the Town- (Yea *ALL COEIr.
Nur L the 0010 to aemure property before
the Mitt Rush. The C. P. R. Is coming sure,
and in a abort timec• will have advanced
beyond the r ouch of ie -ant.
,'all and wee List mod Prices before parches
ing elsewhere.
R. RADCLIFFE,
Real Estate and demons, Insurance Ascent
iHflce West -tit.. third door from Square. C. P.
It Ticket and Telegraph (loos. ti-tt.
A COOK BOOK
FREE
Sy mate any fatly seating es bar pest egos
address. W -Its, Eithardsom9 Ca„fiostresi.
3=5=CaA.z
Pon. SALE, •
PRICES I..ow,
CASH OR ON TIME.
1 General Pulpoae Horse.
2 One Horse Wagons, New.
1 Fairbanks Hay or Cattle
Scale.
150 H. P. Engine and Boiler.
2 Boiler Heaters.
Shafting, Pulleys & Belting,
200 Plows, various Patterns.
50 Corn Scufers, $2.50 each.
PIPE AND FITTINGS.
Plow Repa rs of all Kinds.
Cash paid for Cast and Wrought
Scrap Iron. Warerooms near
Victoria -et. Methodist Church.
C. A.. HUMBER.
15-tt
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ENVELOPES,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER PAPER.
RILL HEADS,
Ftr... etc. &t
THE SIGNAL
P3557189 OFFICE.
Meev Aanrs
can get heir 10111 Read•,rl.ett.r
kr-. litlisttel at MN Miraram
biers Wm
OboT
paps ail N Steles M vsllttldN their
pootaisat
Con sof ase mmplr ami me Miers
PATENTS
QlMEATS. TUN MAA AB3 *IP ITR
11. Pates
Omos�eeede *0 soltee it MOt an D A IV P
oama we a e>1sMa teats 5* IrPatentIMa
Mae those reseem from W4ammerom
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d400ILt04 DL w'o wener M.
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W• edkr•ss.tease .
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PIIBLIC NOTIG2
Another Targe consignment of
Fresh Teas of superior quality.
In order to 'counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
public by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ro nage.
REES PRICE Sr, SON.
Hay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
NYYAea Ttivw anJ, betters, i.a vo-.th c% J'vh\ivni, ri b.
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WE HEAD THE PROCESSION.
GEO. BARRY, the Furniture Man, is giving the best of
value in all Tines of Furniture -from the timeliest chair
to the largest and bast bed -room set, or parlor suite.
Cali and see his stock and get a bargain.
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NDE R TAgITTG-.
In all its branches, promptly attended tc
for EMBALMING FLUID alway, kept on hand.
PICTURE FRAMING a specialty.
GEO. BARRY,Hamilton-8t., Goderioh.
EXPERIENCE, CAPITA' AND SKILL
Are the factors employed in the purchase of Goods from
the best houses in the trade.
The general verdict is that Munro is abreast of the
times, and in all departments fully up to the mark. My
increasing business is an evidence that my efforts to
please the public are appreciated.
And while I endeavor to keep almost everything us-
ually found in a first-class house, the general public may
rely upon getting the correct thing in every department.
Notwithstanding the advance on Silk Goods I will
sell Satin and D'Lyons, Surahs and Satin Merveillieux
at former prices.
.Sp 'cialtics /o; //ie .S'cason.
Linen Goods in great variety, Laces and Edgings,
Fine Hosiery and Gloves, and all the leading items in
Smallwarea, from Needles up.
All Goods marked in plain figures and strictly one
price.
ALEX. MUNRO,
2064 Draper and Haberdasher.
FURNITURE
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