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A DOFFERIN 00. MIRACLE
NRNEtlT DUKE'S GREAT PERIL AND
WONDERFUL ESCAPE.
How ■ia Lira was &aero Arras at+ CoN
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DI THE Boa's Mortise A' uwrath WIT•
• Delta
D.tller age. Orangeville.
T .Ifiwad Ittteis oral
i. a ttmii d Mille, gd s�iyale Iia tie
ye of ekloaky was rose forever, and es
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every aide ei• we hear tr remarked
the days of i.....ck. area part of the
superstitions and romantic peat. We
not going to eider lute • dtsctuuon on
manta of either statement. Much of
chivalry that we read of had • great deal
the wild and vrotesque about it, while
little that was attributed to muacu
agencies WAS the work of men of talent
genua. wiser and greeted than their von
don, who had explore.] end oompreheo
the tre•rura of Mother Nature wi
whose bosom a said to be packed • panacea
for every i11 of fallen flesh. A newupep.
ehirf mission is le. faithfully and attract
ly record interesting current events and
rn
make such comments tad suggestions as
deems advisable, and it is this role The
i. desiring to till ill this article. The net
boriug township of Mono furnishes an
stance of a marvellous cure, which m
enlightened times would undoubtedly
bean credited to supernatural influences.
which hu even in thts stern and praeti
era created a genuine sensation. 1n a r
Immo we gave the particulan vt the redo
tion to puysical streu4th and activity
limo. Hewitt, of Mono Mille, through
use of l)r. Williams' Pink Pills for I
People, which are now boueeliel i words
the vontihent. Many who read the art
on Mr. Hewitt might be disposed to dou
but the lent credulous were silenced
eonvin.ed by the striking evidence of
patient himself, evidence whiob was cor
orated by several reliably persona who
an intimate knowledge of the fact.
fist banner township of Mono suppli
equally striking and conclusive testimon
of lir. Williams' Pink Pills as an effect
remedy where the physician's ak:11
knowledge have been utterly balled. M
may he disposed to be sceptical, mad
1aucy that much that is said in praise
these pills is mere hyperbole, but it is h
to confront the logic of facto, and in this
spect an enduring monument is feat be
built in support of the meritA and claims
this greatest medical prep•ratton of the
fury. Wm. Dukey.lot 1, concession 6, M
is our of the Mailmen and respected pi
seers ot this section. A fee weeks ago
heard that his little 12 year o!d buy
been snatched from the very jaws of der
by Dr. Willies.. fink Pills, and we dot
mined to fully investigate the reported cu
Mr. Dake resides about six miles f
Orangeville, and is ore of the most pre e
our farmers of the banner tow nabip. 11 h
be representative of The fust called at h
Met and comfortable home. Mr. fluke wa
t a neighboring threakine, bur the repert
vow courteously received by Mrs Ihik
Ve c.quired as to the condition of Ernes
he little boy who was reported to La
'seen cured, and were somewhat nonplussed
wheditold that Ile was at school. From ou
nfurmatiou as to his state of health las
spring, we dial not expect to find him ab
to leave the hnn.e, and were not prepare
or the news that be was ouec more able
ix with the gabbliug schoolboy throng.
E:neat the little boy that was so rick las
'wet and spring `. was our next interroga
ivr. ile is, inered, replied Mrs. 1)uk
to tell you the truth, we had at on
me to hope that he would ever &grtu
e to leave his bad,
To ttrbat do you attribute the, boy's re
very ' the reporter asked.
()h, to tothine but Dr. Williams' i'iu
'ills, was the ready and emphatic respon
f Mrs. Duke, who is a very intelliget
may. and who then gave the inter-iewe
he following interesting and well•ntigh i
redible narrative: Last Winter Ernes
the grippe, and he never seemed to full
eouver from the effects of it. In February
t, some time after he had the grippe,
ss so unwell thmt we took him to Ifo
Bonner, of Mono Mills, who esantined him
d raid that what was troubling him w
decaying tooth which required to be ex
reacted. He pulled the tooth and said
ke the boy home and he would be al
ht shortly. Instead of getting better
owever, Ernest got far worse, and w
confined eutirely to his bed. lie fails
strength and appetite, and was becomin
ore nervous every day. Sometimes h
ould get twitching and nervous tits, an
e so hard that he would frighten you
e shaking was so strung that the whol
shook with him. 11 a beams alarmed
seat for • second doctor who preecnbed
the bey, and who gave it as his opinion
t bis recovery was impossible. At this
me Ernest had lost the power of both legs
d arms and they had to be tie.) down to
the sufferer by lessening the nervous
talion. The second physician called in
deeded the Loy some time, but the Ares
getting so bat, every day becorgink
store helpless, that a third was sent for to
ult. This last one said that there was
chance for poor Ernest, and that all the
utile sleeted to be in the nerves. 1 need
1 tell you how grieved we felt over the
Prod
of looming our boy, and would hmye
tact anything to save his life. We hal
reading in the Post about the wooderful
rem male by Ile. Williams' Pink 1'tlls,mnd
on thought of trying them as we were
d they would do no herrn if they did not
any good. Nearly every week we real
wt miracles wrought the pills, and
day 1 determines to ask the doctor if I
ght try them. Well, said he, the boy
't get better, and the pith are not likely
hasten his end. Yon can do as you like.
ortly after we bought • box of the pills.
n wee in May last. Little Ernest had
been taking them two weeks when we
a wonderful change. We quit the
s megrims akngether, and kept using
pills only. The boy improved m rapidly
t in a short time he was able so be out of
t )me am hardly believe a story like
, but every word of it r true. 1 tall
these is a wenderfel eha•ra in nor lay,
we ought to be thankful to the fink
M. Kneen is vrowiee stent and etrosg,
this u his lint day at s.bnol. The aloe
said he would he dead Wore the feet
o rnate a lhibttea., het ray hells fellow was
well them that h. was Mile t be around,
eves went with his father to the.rhibi-
We have been Maytag the pills fr.m.
Steven., nese of the 1RaagaviU. drew
. and Emma is still mag these m)
not en Whew m at but It smell
mash out of aha way to esti at the
rad then yen will find Rreese, who
he •hle to seMk lee bimealf.
at u in Detre was enemhdime her
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Mager hoer, sad the repesesr sawed thee
■crest would tura me, sad •m hi- • WW1
to the @shoal He was idrmd, Meares.
that the boy had tales Ms Web with him
in the newness mid wesM owed the User
bear as play. Mr. Leashed ae.emps.i.d
Oa repartee to the reed .d ea the wy the
weber said that Dr. Williams' Ptak Pah
meld not b. tow widely kaisers I ha: s
been taredutg all aloe, at Hr. Duke's said
he, asd 1 tell you little Error was to • bad
stats Teat Spring No was suer thought he
world got better, and it seems w *traria
that he war cured by such a simple remedy.
Why, three doctors prenou.oed has enol
hopeler, Yd yet he is et school tuday ' Ne
is • bright little boy, and the Piok Pills
saved his Ile.
The reporter was full ot thought as he
haeteeed to the school o tetervtmw the hale
fellow who they be said to have heard the
santnoms of death, and to have been saved
front an early grave by E. Wiliam's won-
derful Ptak Pills which the teacher had
fully described as a simple rowdy. Whea
ws reached the school several cbtldtee were
playing in the yard, and in answer w our
callforkroest Duke • bright little boy
started out from the romping throng. We
asked bun if he was the boy who had bees
sc sick, and he answered with • mild a.d
clear yes. Are you wellet ! 1), yea, 1'ui
ae well u Byer again. What cured you •
Pink ]tills ! was the ready and unilieg re-
sponse. The little fellow did really seem
to be iso dr full enjoyment of heatth, and
m, one who did not know the facts would
think that he had so recently been in such
a feeble and precartow ,00ditioe ae to 1.e
despaired of by three local phystctans of
standing and experience. We shook hands
with the boy sled started for Orangeville
fully convine.d that there was • good deal
in the stories we hut been reading of mir-
acles wrought through the use of Dr. %Vil
limns !'auk Pills.
The reporter else interviewed several of
Mr. Duke's neighbors, and found tkent all
of sae opinion. This was that Lis s'•o
would now be sleeping in the silo[.[ church•
yard had it iso: been for the timely use if
Pink Pills. He also learner: that inane
other, were urine the Pith with gratifyme
results, while many more bad made pp thetr
maids since the nurvelose Davin Of young
Duke -s life to try the vieat remedy for len
ear ailments with which they were troubled.
We had Anticipated that our mission would
bo disappointing in some respects, never c v
patting to have the strange story which we
had heard of Ernest Duke's recovery so ful
ly substantiated, but here we were return-
ing to Orangeville with everything that was
flying rumor before cecclusivoly established
upon investigation.
ti HAT TILL U6r..•_I�Ta �sl.
On arri'tgg at t )rangeville we determined
to interview the local drtaggista as to the
popularity of the remedy that is working
such wonders and causing such genuine sen-
sations in many parts of the coaa•ry.
Thema, Stevenson was the tint drugeiu ia-
tmry ewed. Do you sell many of Dr. Wil -
lams Pink Pills. we asked Mr. Stevenson.
I should think we did, was hu prompt re-
ply. There is no remedy in my store for
which there is such a demand, and w bile
the number we sell is very large, the sale is
certainly increasing. How do you ecc wo:
for this large sale we asked. I believe it
due e.tirely to the merits of the prepara-
tion. Those who nae Dr. Williams' I'iak
Tills report the best results. The remedy to
certainly a wonderful one.
!\'hen Mr. A Turner was questioned he
said the sale of l r. Williams' Ptak lilts
wee a surprise to himself. In his exper.
isoc e as a druggist no remedy had made
each a reputation or produced such wo ekr
ful results. Scarcely a day paired that he
dad not Leat of parties who were benefited
by the use of I'iuk Pula.
J. R. lhxlds was equally entbumustic.
1f you call Ifo•. Williams Pink fills a
patent medictoe, said he, they are the moat
popular and best selling patent medicine
to my store to -day. The sale is undoubted•
ly on the increase, and I can say that scores
who have bought from me are loud in their
praises of what Ile. Williams link Pills
have done to: them. They are certainly a
great remedy, and my experience is that
they affect all that is shiuted for them.
Dr. Willmar' Pink Pills are • perfect
blood builder and nerve restorer, curing
such diseases as rheumatism, neuralgia,
partial p•ralysu, locomotor ataxia, St.
Vitus' dance, nervous headache, .ervons
prostration and the tired feeling there -frost,
the after effects of la grippe, diseases de.
pendiog on humor. m the blood, inch as
scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. Pink fills
give • healthy glow to pale and sallow com-
plexions, and •re specific for the troubles
pecul ar lei the female system, and in the
Daae i f men they effect • radical cure is all
cases miming from mental worry, overwork
or excesses of any nature
?hire pills are manufactured by the Ifo.
Williams' Medicine Company, Brockville,
Ont., Mcheuectady, N. ll and are sold
only in boxes bearing the firms trade mark
and wrapper, at Shat.. • box, or six boxes
for 12.50. Hear in mind that Ifo. Williams'
Pink pill, are never sold in bulk, or by the
dozen or hundred, and any dealer who oilers
substitutes in this form 1. trying to defraud
you and should be avoided. The public are
aro cautioned against .11 other so called
blood builders and nerve tonics, no matter
what name may be given them. They an
all imitations whom makers hope to reap •
pecuniary advantage from thewooderf.l re
potation achieved to Dr. Williams' Pink
Palls. Ask your deader for 1)r. William,'
Pink Pills for pale people, •sol refuse all
imitations and substitutes.
1k. Williams' Pink rills may be bad of
all druggiata or direct by mail from Ur.
Williams' Medioin. Company from either
address The price at which these pills are
sold make • course of treatment compar-
atively inexpensive as compered with other
remedies or medial treatment.
no antes.
Wink. (gloomily Armories bait no great
poets, now.
Minks -\n. These Slims hair-esttees
are pl•yiag hob with literature.
weep sees IOW.
Sirs, i always keep • bottle of Hag•
yard's Yellow oil for ants, sprains and
bruises. The folks at the how use it for
almost everything. i knew it to he • good
medieism, it r as excellent mollifier for
cracked .w chapped hands. 2w
messes aratstmss now, .1 seas,
Mrs. Reform (jeyes.ly) " Now that yes
have been elected to the city .esmeil, i .ap-
a@ we'll have dement drinking water at
Mr. Reform- . Y.e-., 1 e ta•ilord behave
las artesian well sow."
A fuse par -tsyswemasa.
In ta.estigatrng the ranee of this pr..
relent complaint it is found to rest prim,
fleetly in wrong actino .f the stomach sed
impurity of aha biped. Them m ieitia,
memo ars molly removed by the r.gal•tisg,
purifying tousle mad dipsum altos* el
berres& Rand Mites., be... she semme. of
B 11 R in eons/ denpueda 1. my M,,s,'
no matter hew bag steradhes er hew armee.
may he.
1111111. OIONNIWO
11111111ed flaw (semens es sn.ri.. era
elms.rlrsesd mad .w...A
Sarcastic Bagprman-Ob ! Moak you,
Mad sir, for this Depose,. h was so good
ua yea to rclamv, a pore sus wi' a hs'pss.y.
Itst:very fast lea poesy I've took to -day,
(Horror ! std little Banks out wish ►i.
best girl, taw
W hes • bicyclist goes at top speed he
calls it • .pus.
!telcosl hers are so twriers te the eras
who "breaks out is snag.'
Talk shoat your trandorm•uo.s : We
have seen a slur, scan turd round.
Light fingered people are frequently
felted trifling with the keys of an upright
mono.
"Mamma, did the hen burst a dew •"
*eked little Je nay when km saw • broken
w ug.
The map who erects • larp buildist( en •
very smell lot does so because he us short -
sited.
Wheal & woman gives her husband • ped
talking to he realizes what is menet by
presents of mead.
It M now thought that what was roped -
ed • few days ago as ibel•'. corset was e.ly
the price of coal,
Rosalie --Is your fiance gesterons ! (;rags
-Well, I should say s). He's jest atom•
gaged his house to buy me • ries.
Miss McDonough-- Phy did yes lave met
lest piece! Miss Me(;eogrs-Ot soda's
ahand tthe &issui ceokin'!
Amy -Why, Mabel. yeti bs.en's any mis-
tletoe
ittletoe hung up. Mal -O, Fred sever
seems to need arty.
It may take silt/ eaght rsesm.zmanesy Lo
constitute a beautiful woman ; but elle spew
about the waist makes • happy nun.
51ies Rory liolddust- Would you think 1
was more than YO• l'peos Doss ism -
steely) --1 think you are man thea all the
world --to mc.
Ninety, flue- .Sty, Blanks, have you read
'Romeo and Juliet!' Ninety-six I've read
Horned, and 1 inteesl taking sp Juliet moa.
Making Sure.- She --Then you'll take me
tor • drive on Thur,dayHe-]'es ; but
suppose 11 rains ! Sbe-Come the day be-
fore, thea
A lie gets over the ground rapidly, and if
ever out. slackens its speed soma fellow is
at hand to oil its bearings std give it a
fresh start.
The roan who can play cards, with his
wife as • partner, and never scowl during
an entire evening, may as well order hr
halo at once.
"Suppose Columbus hadn't discovered
America, Willie, would you have liked
that !" "You bet: It would o' eat jography
down owe half"
"1 catch amid every time 1 spend s aught
in one of those infernal sleeping cars," said
Smith. "A Poltroonery trouble," observed
Brows.
Sneer, swear. baser,
There is ,.o ear to help it, yea se,
roc pstp" hot landed once snore
to the home of the htav, and 1ree. ..
"De you play cards!" "No." "Billiards!"
"No." "I)o you bowl f' •'No." "Go to
the theatre !" "Never." "rhes 1 am sure
you can lend me $ :"
Eleanor -Don't you think Miss Noyes
Yes with great feeling T Tom (dryly)-
es ; she does seem to feel about for the
notes a good deal.
Slim Ancient -Here is a watery plant
we prim very highly. Fligbtey-Yes, yea;
beautiful, charming. I suppose you raised
it from the seed.
Hr. Staylate-Is that clock right! Mrs
De Pink (wearily} -I think it mast lead
cleaning. It's been two or three hours
going that last hour.
Tanks ---What led you to seeped Leat
night that I had been drip king t Mrs. 1'.
-I can't imagine, unlet possibly it wee the
fact that you were drunk.
A farmer in 6t. Albino, Vt., used five
casks of cider in • fruitless effort to sacs
his house and barn from fin. Now he's ea
out -cider so to speak.
The Sorest Way to Bring One. -A man
addressed a passionate leve letter to • lady
adding postenpt : P1e.n to send a speedy
answer; somebody else is my eye."
A shoemaker of Barry has roeatly put
■p the following over his door : "Any re-
spectable man, women or child ear have •
fit in this store."
Mi-gs-Why do you supposes it is am -
sideral bad look to open an umbrella in
the house! Milton -i suppose then As
danger of disclosing the owner's Hume
Johnny Bellow. -It's awful as • bo to
--
be born an orphan. Willie Fellows -Yes ;
he can't never get • lay-off from school es
account of his mother i.' sack.
"Bee, Bridget, I an write my Wile 1.
the dost t" Servant (admiringly -"Ole
mom, that's more than I era do. Thar,'s
aothin' like sddiatioa, after all, i. there,
was ? "
Mrs. Westaed-Th.s you didn't believe
that Adam and Eve really lived Ir Para -
dim T Mr. Hurray Hill- -011, yea, they
mast have lived in P•r•di..-they didi t
ham to keep servants.
His Weighty Views. -"I am amt drsid
to say what 1 think," ersete teed Hil.ad, "I
• lways express my views." "They are toe
bear to go by snail, I suppose,' replied
Lorimer.
"John," •rid Mr.. Mortis, as she sated
bawl( at the hotel breakfast table, "did
you all • waiter r •'Yies," mid Norte.,
looking ep from hi. papr, "I called him
Wed he had a tray fall."
Cigar Dealer (about Jena•ry 3) -Trod. i.
. lower thea meal with ne just sew. 1.lsos-
k.sper--Ro it se with mil le. •Tways an
lar aha That few days of the year: bat it will
soon pick ap eget.
"Mrs U'gg's erhildrun leek m ..gt.et.d,
per forage is she away r "No: elm N
stp.sdisg bar time writing alesm ha•auf.l
actin[.., 'How to Mak. Hems Aurae/live
for the Children.'••
Reetanrent Keeper tin referee.. M ..w
very unattractive laoki g .hs.e.F-floees
wase of this (rootage de Met Diner -Na,
thank& Them mime le be mere debris
thee femme about it
"Ikey is • mighty geed t.mtp.eanes w-
ean
-M i. •fr.is► t trai.ma
," sac. Joiek Ma
"No tatter Zrw m.eh do ern day ghe
leaded d. Ritee w'at d..e de work gitm
Mf ..a tee....'
Pte, : t .1 ATSWIT
est Cure For
/1J1 disorders of the Throat and
Lungs is Apes Merry PesiMaL
It has no equal as a cough -etre.
Bronchitis
" When 1 war a boy, !had a bronchial
trouble of such a persistent and stub-
born character, that the doctor pro-
nounced it i.curable with hiilboary
remedies, but recommended me to try
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. 1 did so, and
one bottle cured me. For the hie* tifteeu
years, 1 have used this preparation with
good (Arcot whenever 1 take a had cold,
and I know of numbers of people who
keep it in the house all the lune, not
coo•idere+nngg it sale to be without it." -
J. C. \Woodson, P.M., Forest Hill, W. VA.
Cough
"For more than twenty-five years,"
was a sufferer from lung troubb, at-
tended with coughing so severe at tiles
as10 Caine heraerrbage, the paroxveene
frequently Lasting three or four hours.
1 was inJuccd to try Ayers Cherry Pec-
toral, and after taking four bottles, art
thoroughly cured."-- Franz Hoffman,
Clay Centr, Kans.
La Grippe
Last sr tnlg 1 wa. taken down with
la grippe. At times 1 wa' completely
prostrated, and so difficult was my
breathing that my breast, seemed- as ii
confined in an iron cage. 1 procured a
bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and
no sooner had 1 began taking it than
relief followed. I could not believe that
the effect would be so rapid and the
cure so complete.' - W. 1. 1Willieme,
Cook City, '4.
h..k.
AYER'S
CHERRY PECTORAL
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.. I usell, ata.•.
Seta by all Drogues. Price !t , ea '.::ie., Sy.
Pre mot to Net, sure to sero
A C ssaosm/.N.e essees.
f.tterdon Torte -"How ars )er goo.' ter
spews de winter, le+1 y
Wary Magpie- "Plasia oat matt sem
mer'. lel,"
Iles Rale FM OM.
[sober -1-ou are very told. i)t; you know
what u the cause of it ."
Mr. Fewlock. -1 deal know, bust I sue
poet 1bat my hair falling oat lad srutethu.g
to do with it."
£ISeseDer t.teagprared,
ih.ar Sirs, Ahem, three tnuoth, ago 1
was nearly 1.l with headaches. 1 started
teki.v B. B. 1. , t 4 took two bottles end
my headaches have disappear -eel alimorther
now. I think at • grand n.edicire.
2w Lrrn. t Runes, Loadjeslwto, Ort.
Me molt res i as tsstm,, '
Bridgep�--- I don't expect be•ien to stem
Mali re!rgious.
Mint .iroo.k. - Why not !
• Bridges -Because all that prcpbty, i:.. -
per, jade sad pearl will leek just like one
of our swell uptown barrooms.
orway ' me
Syrup.
LRia 1s ibfps ,kses. mhh. amease
herl *10 asd
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Bronze and Silver Ink Stands, &c., &c.,
Indestructible Iron Toys, Mechanical Toys, Games for
old and young,
Toy Boots, X -mss Cards and Booklets,
F>Stock of Books, suitable for Libraries and School
Prises. Special discount.
ERASER 86 PORTER,
Booksellers and Stationers,
SAW ■assns., aW Tesgbese Co.
REQUISITES OF THE SEASON
Cold Cream with Vaseline,
Neshiwc bettor for chap. and Irritattoms.
Vaseline Oamphor Ice, 10 cents,
Davignon's Witch-hasel Cream,
Our Acme CoughDrops,Drops,
BWk .Chy 3 sBa.mk
ag,e.
The .ad reliable leash .sea
Our Cherub's Honey Cough Cure,
Rxeattant for roach, meld,, ervep. eta.. 1a eb ldrwa Ilc.
All The Leading Patent Medicines.
Prescription work • specialty.
W. 0. GOODE - Chemist.
FALL TRADE
for which we aro saw wowed.
In BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
you will flail all that is required W at pries
that make us stay.
In FENCING MATERIALS
PAINT and OIL
we deal 'hist you wart asythi.g that w:
have rat got 1e u department.
This to where More- curets' tbm meat
No stop goods allowed is the stere. os- s lee ,at is county.
tootle. general
bw� stock a stoat `omelette and well bomb, Our prices sottish et
yourpatronage.
R. P. WILKINSON & Co.
NOW TAKE
BOOTS : AND : SIIOES
FOR INSTANCE.
It makes little differ-
ence what others say,
the leading place in the
trade for years and
years has been occupied
by
E. DOWNING,
Cor. East -et sod Square,
PH—The latest and best designs
to Winter wear just to hand
NPTET9 THE PUBLIC.
8L1LD 004.L.
1 handle the beet grade et bard goal la
the market, via : the New Tort, Ontario
k western Railway Copy. Celebrated
Imekawans• Talley Coal M four Mase,
via : Cbe !nut. Move. Itis mud prate,
107T 004.L.
Rent nhawnee iwump OW far are la
grates. Moves, furnarms, Ms.
37. QT8 004.1.
Beet quality ern rine Itlesabergt smut
trio oral al were on Isa•t neeai•1 altos
lies given to ee..try trade,
WOOD.
(`tit and met wend. N Inehb sad ! hat
term always looter*. Dort hem. that
1 h.elltwg weed, ere said nein, whose
se yee cam boy Slag wend es ibm marmot
All my wed le geld by the aged se is
Not or 101? cord Nis.
s feet leas, ae met and .plea M lashes
loss.
VIM MALI'.
I hove added to sty welMradpp•d mai
sad wed yard • new l tam weigh .rah.
All werlehs.tad ms..ae,. guaranteed
OmcI, YARD ADD COAL Snarls in old
drill .bed, N.l.sa..<, foot of Haas.
i1tea-.t
mars Cur
JOHN S. PLATT, Prof„
We hays just received a Tory asks let d
NEW EAS!
Illeingsgumwmggemoos
BLACK, GREEN AND JAPANS
whits Ire par•atsa to sell b boast
10 Cents per Pound Cheaper
Than can be bought from tb11� A trial order' will con-
vince on of the trn of this assertion.
We sell the best COFFEE obtainable.
REES PRICFJ & SON,