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yer's Hair Yigtr
ii Ike "Ideal- Hatiediesseing. It re.
` Mann the calor mow heir ; Poneetew
• treat rad vigorous growth ; wernals
the formas1I.s d
Mad/mg; nabs the
hair salt and silken;
and Imports a de11s
tate bat Ioselag pen
fume
leveret mwthe
rs m heir same
r falling onto
aad la • few weeks
leWed was almost
bald. I tried moo
i... but they did so food. I Saa4
ly bought s bottle of Ayers Hair Vier,
mad, after wtog only • port d the one
test*, my head was covered WWI a
heavy growth of halt. I recommend
your prepvation as the tet he the
world." T. Huntley, Oberon Grove, Ky.
"• I lave used Ayer's Halr Vigor ler a
somber d yawn, mad ft bas alws .g1ves
ma satisfaction. It ham *saga* mum.•
tag, previews the bahr from tee=
gest insures its v w�
keep the scalp white chemo " -
Mary A. Jacksuu, Salem, Mass.
I have used Ayer's Hair VWor for
promoting the growth of the bwG, and
think it unequaled. For notarial ib.
hair to it original color. tad foe •
ing, it cauuut be.urpased."-Mrs.Geo.
La Fever, Raton Rapids, Mich.
"Ayer's Hair Vigor le a swot meet -
teat preparation for the heir. I speak
of It from my own eaperbace. Its we
promotes the growth d new halt and
taakes it gloss and and soft. The Vigor Y
o boe cure fur d•sdrnt."-J. W. Bowen,
=Nor " Enquirer," McArthur, Ohio.
"Il have used Ayer's Halr Vigor for
Illtwo yawn. and found it all It is
ted to br It resumes the natio
oolor to grey bale, gimes the hair
W grow freely, and keeps it son and
pll.at. -Mrs. 1. V. IM,, Cohere N. Y.
. My father, at about the age of fifty,
lost all the hair from the toped his bead
After one month's' trial of Ayer's Hair
Vigor the hair began coming and, la
three months, he heti • One growth 01
hair d the natural outer. "-P. J. Caen.
Saratoga Springs. Y. Y.
Ayei's Hair Vigor,
eau'*m
By
Or. J. C. Ayer & Ow. WM% Mus.
Ovid h Dragswt. emu l ishatae.
BEAD 5Wb.ie =�txf as &
.:mlrmsatasM.on• faith)
bows, a&ot +v.• wilt boot tout by extras. t'.0.1).
this Cloy -0111. w Malt whleb y ou eau examine. and
it run do toot Aced
1t all sad even more
than we elates for
it 00 MOT TALE iT,
but ,f perfectly esi-
heat'•ory. pay the
Expressoccult
twaSIMtOf S6
the watch. p
. tlr b a
thane to seoar. •
reliable timepiece
at sects a ridfcu-
lonel y low price is
relea 1t river be-
fore. ofered. This
E & wA 11e t
etatee ' Sstg
elle over compeer.
toot met•L 11 tae
sdld bow. cap and
crown, heating
caae.beast nulls- tee.
graved and le dust -
proof The warts
are Waltham style,
etsbl jewelled, with *Spandau batatto.. la
011,1 ere warrant It an ere-unitet4 .
t le suitable for either • lady or
p=enaa. A gime-wee M pont withsae►
wt.
noAdartr.O*_ wy4orT £ 00.,
Watchmakers, Pei erborenaL Ont.
SENO US $1.00size ot�r*Ur
we wet send you postpaid this elegant
HOORAN OIAuSS
NUS MI FILLIP NMI
Theis rip •ea mme
worth by lsdfs sad
ratlines fa the best
sori.ty. anMAIO d Imre the
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SHiLOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
ABOUT MILK AND MAN.
PROF- ROMERTOON GIVES A FEW
UNIQUE FACTS THEREANENT.
�. Op saint r mortgage ceoreilloette. -
A nag slew 1. Whir• It M OeoNaded
stet ebe ultra mertgag. Oft.. M a
Name to Wealth.
A VMS ft1MIMAfr.
why Tees. Caere Se Ilse Wes of • L... ..-
tiee onakeedW.
Lava to the Ills el a grimly lensed ea
giver. whose enemies is easel Waist eua
s:awt Mager, there so.atimes fall. • spark
of light sed a toy of human eatrhtne ill.
misats hie eseskoy cab, prostrates his greasy
Wens and dads to way deep tlowa tato ►is
breast.
A bttle incident happraed down at the
male the other .e.aima &her the arrival et
THItKINODOMOl►WoUf 1
awl BURDETTE, THE GENIAL HU
MORIST. ON WOMEN.
A ares .ad witty _..telt .f the Tandem-
s!** of .r.d.re Three - A Parried.*
Ql.estle_ 11et11.d - Marfa Port.. Tolle
Weir to Bay Moat Moe Two.
Let ma saaam • very mew facts abort . the overland train. .bleb, 1.bo a one Now, wom u cap du anythingW . tris,
Ilse malting et banter after it has jut that I pts mature, will long be remembered by • even to staging is.. lu bar owl go•rtette
far. The cow elaborate. the milk L the certain 1.'. 1'. mignon. The great Iron neon of girl..., that liar Iran is a asprluity
adder. There is bleed mating in by the Mer attached to the train les throbbing and to the choir, write. Robert .1 Burdette u
wearies id Ilse cep of the order. which is
oompeasd of two glaid. Iti ing Ieagtkwiss.
Peculiar urls line the undo of the Inetifer-
oas duets down which the milk trickles to to the depot w•e deafening• but out
the sulk ram.!.. Al the top of the teats. of the mama of .,sad., a sweet, girlish
In each cell a formation grows that is al- voice was heard welcoming home her
neon like a tiny bud. That bed parents, who had &,rived ..0 the train_
by ad by drops utl and trickle. Site was r little, guWe• haired beauty,
down with the liquid milk. These scarcely ns years of age, with a quick, in
buds are the glubales .1 fat from telligeet eye, sada lovtag Mature, to which
which butter t. made. They float is the she per full vent in the radiant and int
milk. Milk is pray -tinily .11 soluble ex- palsies way she welcomed her fond parents
caapi those gbbnlm, and timer aro held is back.
.u.penstem in Use liquid of the milk. They I At tut they took her by the hood and
cone to the tope when the cream ria proceeded toward the waiting ferry boat.
because they are lighter then ate ' A. they pawl by the engin beloagiag to
pf8mg after ate h,og mad u,sous trip over his new department Iu The [*d... Hine
msosiona miles and rocky defiles, tretabling Journal. Ste Ito harmee.ecd bet ewe,
Metter mod marshy stretches. The din hoops Leaded, and made • bicycle of them:
We row., she fishes, she shoots, Inasmuch
that .11 ease, and it ,tory 1.t• that some game,
fear bar shooting l joke); she wearcth her
brother's hat, •uj 1us new up; his shirt
frost, his four-tn-kantf-u., and many things
that are her hrutber's. She is stresger
than her mother, and can stand a great
deal more rest; she + quite as happy. and
fat more tn,tependeut. She hangs to the strap
in the street -tar when her another had a seat
in the omnibus 1f every man rode outside in
the ram. She gets jostled and pushed &boat
in the crowd, when a,toe bate beaded mem,
bowing low, used to make way for her grand-
mother. With wady patience she .tands w
has at the ticket -01110r; woe is she + she
presume os the ptvilage of sex t•..1. , m
ahead of • moo; she gets hustled l.e.-k to her
place. Much she bath gained eedom;
unmewhat, also, hath she Ort. SheWrhnut eat
her Bake mad keep it. Still, if ri . didn't eat
it, it would become fearful) stab, or some
boil else would get it. And cake r only
good to sat. anyhow. Scarcely would she
exchange her rodependeuce for deference
and helplessness. Her loss is more in form
than fact. Men are more unselfishly
chivalrous toward her than ever their
fathers were: hut this hurrying age of gal-
lop and gulp has trampled upon the de-
liberate grate. and studied elegance of a
lazier day, when 1T11.11 bowed lower and did
les; when men abandoned loafing and went
to work, they quit wearing lace at their
wrist and rapiers at their sides; they
toned to talk in blank verse. :end con-
versed in plain prnee; they cut off their
los relicts. and the curling tongs were
dethroned by the clippers_
Beyfwt Neat for Two.
Ain. oat all young housekeeper+ find it
serum; but if a person after milking
leaves the milk is the stable wul the
temperature goer down to sixty degrees,
these globules do sot get through quite s
quickly. ('banes occur wild make it
almost impossible for these fat globules to
gather to the top, either so completely or
so quickly as if tete milk were set iu mW
water .i nwetlatrly. To give no illustra-
tion. A min gets into the habit of dosing
nothing for an hoar after breakfast every
day. He will by and by, wast to tale an
hour sod a half and by and by will become
au unskilful, lacy moa all Jay. Let him
get into the habit d setting down the milk
pail for ba.1 an hoar after mill.ingauad these
globules will follow his example, Muse the
titan they are trytag to *erre u not trying
lo hurry. In that way you will find that
inanimate nature always responds to man'*
aciaeity or to man's slowness. From &d-
Nress by Prof. Robertson.
I his head into the cab there were two itght
THE FARM MORTGAGE- !spots on the cheeks of the duet -begrimed
ace. - 1 error
the train, the little nue broke aaay, rasa up
ni
to the big, black •c•hite, died patted the
driving wheels affectionately with her little
white hand.. Looking up at the smoke-
stack, she said : "You good. big old iron
horse, you have brought back my' papa aced
manna mansafe over the fearful mountains to
their little girl, and 1 want to thank you.
even if you don't care for me because Iain
so little ; and you. too," she continued,im
turning her face wi.ttully toward the gry
engineer, who was leaning oat of the cab
window ; ••I love you buck' Then she
kissed her head to i him amwas gone tike a
ray of sunshine.
.fust thee u fleeting sunl.ewm from the
great orb sinking down into the Golden
(late cense sending through a chunk in the
depot Awl stole by the engineer into his
cab. There ams • strange look ,on his face
for an instant, and all at ooee the depot
was dark and lonesome. When he turned
Tamm CRFAT er ! :II CURE, tik mesa
t1 CONSUMPTION CURE, is without a Wm
11d to the history d madicwe. All dreggim!
re autharierd to sell i; o,e1 • positive gmmm.i
sar
Int that no oilier cure eat successfullyWant
you have a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis,
s it. for it will cure you. If your child ha
as
ho Croup, or Whooping Cough. e 11 tPr 't
ad reliefiswe. 1f you dread that
noose CONSUMPTION, rfew't jecif to use 11
mit.
n71 ee you or cart nothing Ask yon
ler SHILOH'S CURE. Pries to ds,
ono. dal gem.I1 mei, are sae et
lout` tees, tam Shilob's Panes Maw ss an
(m
It is en the Mamas .f Making the 1 -Oakland ( Cal Fey .
Partner well OIL
How lo fermi mortgages come into ea -
The srahlt. of home People.
Meucci! The majority of them, at least ha - I law such au interesting letter the other
a new country. represent the ambition •ad day about the mana'uvres of venous crown -
the determ:natinrn of men without means ed heed" and other distin^ached personages
to become independent. They are the step- in Europe. The ('ear of Muria, this letter
ping stones that lead from the level o1 the lath, aiwys paaas hu hand beck and forth
day laborer to the level id the laud owner; over the top of his head when he is deeply
from the psttso• 01 employe to that t.1 "worked In thinking Some p.•uple lay it
proprietor. An industrious man comes tato is this habit which has male hint bald.
the North- West with no capital but his h- The beautiful Archduchess Marie of Ans-
dustry, or with . few hundred dollars to tna 'eke 1" to he, you know. the future
rely upon. He want a faro, of hi. tela. Empress+, touts and untwists a mase little
1f Mr wash until he bail earned and laved cart growing over her left temple when she
enough mumry to buy tt, he will hate to is very much interested in bar book or in
remain • laborer and secnficr the owed de something about which she it. thinking.
lights d home and family for many years. The Archduke Louts Victor, of Austria,
He sea that the toil. properly cultivated, when he becomes animated in talking,
will give • nplendie return apron it cost holds his right arm straight out from
pace, far in excess of any prevailing ratedthe shoulder anti keeps snapprog his fingers
interest. He takes courage. buys a bit d in the air. The Emperor of Uermany is
land, pays what he can, women a nowt- always jerking and pulling hu moustache,
gage for the balance and goes into buetneme and the Emperor of Austria is always eon•
kinteelf. pl•cently smoothing ins anew -white whisk
It is a happy change tar him. It mime c'ra
petsevery anerggIt encourage. habit of The Prince of Wales drops his left eyelid
d
inustry and fr.y. galaiy. it maks him a over the baa of his eye every two or three
better man and • better eitosen. And, if "mut" whsle be talka, for all the world n
fortune is not unkind to him. be pays off though he were winking at you. But of
hu inonetedness and becuo,e. • nam of course one underarm's that the is more of
memos years earlier than he cumkt have an elfin -tem than • mannerism. A manner -
achieved equal competence in may other ism is a habit, by the way, shout which one
way. Sickne.. ou ,rtabap or crop fatter. + generally alit/ether unconscious. 1 hope
may ret.- his success; mid hu debts may that none of us have any. 1 wonder if we
bang. w these circumstances, like lead lave. Soo" one else must tell tea, for ole
about. him. But tt is a burdcu voluntarilynever knows such things about himself.-
wume.i, voluntarily born for the oak. d Lillie Hamilton Freneb, in New York
the great good that will come u the end; World.
and whole he is entitled to the sympathy
which we feel with any co -laborer staving ; Teen_ no.. Novel* tar Cborrb Peopt,
against adverse cireumataates, be does net • Manus the Epicurean. Pater. Rome,
sat Is not entitled to the sympathy second century.
e follows • viola of injustice. And Hypain Kingsley, Alexandria, tifth
other in this way or for the inking d I century.
seminary or desirable tmprovemeut, ban I Harold. Bulwcr. England, eleventh
originated tbreeoteirtbr of the farm metres ' century.
pee ia the West Corday. -St. Paul Pilal.sr f Romola. George Eliot. Foresee, 6f-
iY'envesss Meath century.
Schoenberg -Cott Family. Mrs Charles.
A ist•r/lira *Iateme 1. Cormtaay. sixteenth century.
Thr average farmer Jo.s not work. ill Westward Hu. Kingsley. Ragland aid
MOM' ore 1.111111tea ..oaths out of the ast
ye. gpaouh kion, iteeut t cvotary.
Seen our Display?
Nothing hut useful articles
which are at the same time beauti-
ful anil appropriate.
FURS_
During the winter he mi•aagee to f his John logies•ut. Shorihou ..
stock and himself, and Chat r about all. and Italy. seventeenth century.
llynag the summer the old motto: "More Henry Esmond. Thackeray.
rain, more rest,- r applicable, and • little fifteenth entury.
mat►em•tia will abuw that the farmer Tale cf Two Cities. Dichosa.
hasps to let a good "aa warier days and France, eighteenth century.
go by without much manual labor I am of Adam Bete. t:eorge Fdi.t.
the opinion that there Isn't aooM.r else tuneteenth coning.--Ltbr•riao
of laboring people n the United States that (leveled.
p.mefs ee many hours oat of the year iap.nees a u as the average farmer.-Eugese L i w.p.t..o's Parlour.
Arent, is Ohio Fernier. I "Napoleon's pensions were stress aml rs
ltissare's rearm w•rndng*. call those of Italians at the time when hie
Have se besitstiom in handling any plant ancestors quitted Italy ins Corsica. (hue
that has hese,40l a aurwcimve 8.wera, day, at Pate, when he nen •boat to make
horns or fruit of as Iliad, for Me two kis fi
Cont with the Pope, be said to
u
p0000ua native plant have itsee.apica- Volney. 'Feaace wakes for • religioet'
Vopsoy replied dryly, 'France lushes for the
one greenish flowers, mostly ander the �r�ett eapoe he sudden', Licked
Wes. oil lour, .rail blurs -orbit bans Fiery in the abdomen with to h fon as
close to the ',mad,. or steals[ fromark
The balk of our remaining
stook consiatw of our finest goods,
such as Real, astrachan, Beavers,
Alaska Sable. be., in Capes, Storm
Collars, Muffs and Gauntlets.
Shopping Muffs a decided
novelty.
Gentlemen who w ish fine
1 T nderwesr, Tien Handkerchiefs,
(ilovea, Shirts, Collars, Coat, &c.,
will find oar counters replete with
the choicest goods at priees to suit
everybody.
An elegant variety of hatA.
W. T, HAYS & Co.
0*. Ilsellisubeh mod Douala
*past he ib. Ps.lmlea MUM I.asdry
England
England,
England
England,
Brett of
thaw Beware of gurgreas red yellow
autumnal Meares co shred* sad .limning
tau wino► are ant knows se be harm -
Our two poisonous native Paola
display the most bnllant autumnal colors
of any species to our woods and byway -
Gadea • it Forget.
g aseuw to N...ty .M cement -
Plenty of shode trees about the farm-
beaee end the hoose grenade are ensein isl
both to beanie wad o nefeet. 1e summa
shay give shelter frees the horsingwr. sad
Tigi
is w.uter from W wtiis4 nurse
Weald. however, melts tee y aro
mise. snot the hens, as then Wei cause
dampen". Pleat jsdicisasly, bet pleat.
end pleat ,low; Icer auyMmg se better tam
here premeds. U yue abase tort the in..
is toe thick y. • part may be.e try renewed
Whoa they h.... gr ,w• larger, and se shown
that they are not •eed&A
New Wars..* Were
Farman newt is ailed weather seta
barer proper leeire---tbM se to say. 6.
peed the sale Ihmlt of a.dere.ee. beta..
there are eoetltt"wm tie; revere pnrleogod
ant. Bet One mass be ..sp.siwe'
r. t...len.:r .sou n.wt el era -work a fall
knot, or ep.e, w .u..1 be tak* on. d am.
that .,... . ss mggbt be end is later.
Bend •,.,•.nog a,"1 1t ltd Sy beck when
rele•eolt , . n awry n beat a week &ad it
Ell Ie.4 re n. its formes baps tie with
• hard w .. „os turner who tabs w hole
aim.. far .....
tw
A n
tli• r• t
es,.
Ola ..
et
b.. •
his -
la1.
ly
to a him fall and len cowcmonwnees. He
had to be carried hone, aced remained ill is
bed for several days."
He was • magnificent* beast et prey In
lone among domestic herds.
nteida* a,..d_takl.,.
...I. Aaimate tK
nnt.ral esperiesst etre
d 575 plsar tea. gen
.. 1 de , tie .beep, cwt el
refs 141; the rove, eat
• ';s mad reform t11Ai tate
.err, este 101 mad ro-
mp,
►r, em* e1 WI Outdo.
. were..
or. es afarler q.slity
..Lata heady .11 the
,.mrtW Y am -
The Medea. tbosgh as primitive is bis
bresdmakieg es the Bedouin, in • little
more dainty. H. waits until the wood Bre
he bee built on the genial bee been burned
to coals; then, putting two or three *tone
around it, he pines a them • skalbw
metal bowl. the under side beteg ■p.
W baa his dough of deur and water has bees
pawed and pulled into • one d an iaeh
and • half to thic:mess he bakes it es tap
*Item bowl_ It u by se mans • Mead to
w delepi.d.
=e Other Narae.
Min Gash -"And Sahel. des, what is
the baby's same !"
Mn. Newmotier - ••I'.. meant him
AtWMrt Alipin oe."
Has Utah-- "Bet 1 eieaym th..aypbt the
lather nein the buys
Mrs. tiewascwier-".1 yea meld hear
what bis father moor out wb.+e be r wank
Isis the Mar with°raw es the early .laws
yes waddles weeder 1 tans 1..41.4.4111 u y
ewe brads." -life.
The Lamer, .e Orta e,
Jeer. as Ibedys.. . h pee
Os to itimg , s
The anrtes..c r ogee
And eots.ts
YM frame- a, I.."
Wolk .verwr.
Lead t... n it It
Aad gores n 10
.mN°
Omtmanetla at. . t.,., soy
(b`IMdn e.wu reatir•elies t .
1 tab. ales *.tow, per..
arils
“Dosset yon keep
"Lard. sof
m Juin.•
. al espuadm
.e
erman
Syrup
99
J. C. Davis, Rector of St. James
BpiAcopa1 Church, Eufaula, Ala.
11[[y , stn has been badly afflicted
with a tearful andshreatening cough
kw several month. , and after trying
several prescriptions from physicians
whichaif led to relieve him, he has
been perfectly restored by the use of
two bottles of Bo -
An Episcopal achee's German Syr-
up. I can recom-
mend it without
hesitation." Chronic
severe, deep-seated coughs like this
are as severe tests as a remnedy can
be subjected to. It is for these long-
standing cases that Boschee's Ger-
man Syrup is made a specialty.
Many others afflicted as this lad
was, will do well to make a note of
this.
ROctor.
J. F. Arnold, Montevideo, Minn.,
writes: I always use German Syrup
for a Cold on the Lungs. I have
never found an equal to it -far less
a superior.
G. G. GREEN, Sole Mao'fr,R'edbsry,Lj
Seiestiie llaOriMa
AWN ibe
let
hard to make ft -enemies] and matisfacttry• •
purchase of meat and huh, writes Maria ��tl" � 1�
Parka in her department In the January
Ladles' Home Journal. They should un- Temptor
derstani at the outset that it is impossible new
bays for • large family. Another pant
i leets
to save in the same proportion as one who 1•v- sta
it to wiser to get only the part and the
amount actually wanted than to toy large I
pieces simply becanse they are cheaper by •
the pond- A roast, particularly of heef,
can be indulged iu only on rare oocusios•,
when the family is small.
Broilingmeats h the mast expensive el
all methos of conking. but to my mind,
the most healthful. When • timekeeper
rally can .Nord to follow It she sbonld de
so. But in time one tires of eves
the most delicious broiled meats
and fish. Wheu planning to roast or
broil • piece of meat, ite ado tibility
to being mule over into various little dishes
should be considered. Pork is the lent de-
sirable of the fresh meats for three purposes.
For warning over in venous ways the fol
lowing mined meat are the most valuable:
Poultry, veal. lamb, mutton ani beef. The
white meat are better ahas the red for Mas
purpose. This is also true of tiah, the white,
dry varieties being much better for matte -
over dishes than the dark, MIT kinds.
Here is something that one eau *buy in a '
mall quantity and use to advantage: A
short porter -house steak will answer for
two dinners. Cut out the tenderloin, broil
it and serve with a good sauce. 1f the
weather be cold the remainder of the teak
can be used two days later. In hot weather
it must be cooked for dinner the (ollowng
day.
Feeble . Chat.
Fans are shown called " dower few,"
which tee completely covered with leaves,
and in the cotter of which are bunches of
chrysanthemum+ or holly.
Feather tips not only trim the neck and
sleeves of the low-necked Louis -Queue neat
worn for evening. but form a dog -collar
shape to wear around the neck.
Stands for lamps or statuettes show the
top in olive -wood. hand -painted, with
wreaths of tlowrre, and with a profusion of
loops amt bows upon the slender legs of
bamboo.
A new kind of long ball -glove is shown,
which show. the top of the arm. as it IS
wide and droops down. Oa the top is •
wide ruffle of lace, won four toy reesIWe
of the earruwest nbbos.
---
Prow Ceders. ate.
Very gond orders are being takes flee
medism shads of bengaline for February
delivery.
A French example of an evening moire
shows narrow matin stripes and Oral bro-
cade.
It is expected that quantities of
chiffon sad games will be wont dung the
ball snow. -Dry Goods sad Fashions.
A w.mse .eoleres o• Fein.
Mime Murrill* rill* Homer will grit 820.000
for the Quays •'iehella of Castillo" to be
unveiled at the opening et tie Woman's
Department of the World's Fair. Contrary
toexpertatiosehe will remain in Berne until
M. bream east is made. Mho Homer s
sixty -ewe years d age and Wipe her ears*
•s • pepil of John (tb. . Tar &tang fir.
sbo worked in the studio occupied by
Cason 0.eege &tad. TMekery, Victor
Ellwsmel, O.ribal.b sod H•wtberee waw
among lest imtistase female.
.pausal.
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higout hall!'
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at lomat three years"
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hall.'
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bout mite swathe► owepentifaL"
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pophosphltes of Llso aid Sods.
No other Emulsion is so
easy to take.
It does not separate nor
spoil.
It is always sweet as cream.
The most sensitive stomach
can retain it.
CURES
Scrofulous and
Wasting Diseases.
Chronic Cough.
Loss of Appetite.
Mental and Nervous
Prostration.
General Debility, &c.
Beware of all imitations. Ask for
'the D. Ik L." Emulsion, sad refuse
all others.
MIMICSOC. ANO ilii Kw t10TTtg.
Sold b v J>- . J OL ‘Lat.n.
PLANING !ELL
(SIMI' IIS
Buchanan & Son,
11••1', 441. ,t..we
18 96 -SCHOOL OPENING -1896
SASH, DOOR. and BLIND,
IS•.Irr- it al: kb.A. o'
LUMBEKI LA1H, SHINGLES
Headquarters at Fraser & Porter's.
ALL THE LATEST ANI) BEST
DIICATIONAL WoRKs,
AUTHOa1ZClr -11\n Itlp'ONaasiDED Felt
High, Model, Public and Separate Schools,
See our excellent value in Exercise and Scribbling
Books ---The Bee Hive, Frontier and Silver Medal.
Nothing given away in this store except rulers, as
our profits are too small.
We give by far the best value foe your money in
town.
FR�SE1Z & FORTES,
Lviitreri Telephone Eaetaws e., Lona lI'Une Square.
Aod 1.0 tri • maierul o, !Mary deseriptism
School Ft1rn1tii,re a Specialty.
CLEAB1NG SALE
JAS. SAUNDERS'
M c LEA N'S BLOCK.
As he intends miring from bom*es, he
will well We arse ad wept-assstMd .Mak as
bedew prima.
Chinaware. Jewellery,
Wedding Rings, Bilwerware,
Nickel and Plated Knives.
Forks and Spoons,
Alb.sms, Pinch and
Other Goode, Toya,
Fanny Gooda,sto.
1,000 Rib of 11O11 Paw sad 1041111
www wt11 Y mrsn AT hate mune
Ifs is year Hoe iter ►etganfs.
20 PKR CENT. will ice• dedeet
fad for brae -hers and others get ng
up Chridatu Trees.
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CHOICE FRUITS
Raisins,
Currants,
Peels, Etc.
Raisins and Currants cleaned and ready for use.
ALL THE SEASONABLE FRUITS
FRESH AND (LEAN, AT
REES PRICE & SON'S.
NM -VT G --ODDS.
The subscriber wishes to announce the arrival all
NEW AND FANCY GOODS
BBOTAIK.Y
NAVY AND BLACK ALL -WOOL SEROE8,
Extra wide and moderate in price.
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NAVYLS, 28 IN.ni
In .eft wed hard finkii, from tit+ best makers
A ` assortment of other sew sod Isshinnahler Ossids
and well be noticed labor on A liberal diorama en all oath Vit!
one dollar up f4trietty one prier.
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