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THEE SIC NAL: GI:MEMEL ONT., THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1113.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
eraser 00e saloon for every eighty-
seven of 1,. , ..pulatioe.
Belgium is decisred to be tie most intem-
perate country is Europe
It iso t the drop to the wages that hurts a
man so much as the drop he takes after get •
tug hu wages.
One mullion two hundred _howas•d mM-
b.rs of the Salvation Army are pled
total abetatoers
The prohibitionist who cares for the party
will have little tro.•lbe in finding aomething
to do for the party.
After ten yeah of prohibition in Moose,
the number of convicts is the `flats prowe
leas fallen off sixty per omit.
A man to Pittsburgh who bet ten dollar
that he could drink a quart of whisky in
}tall an hour did it end died
1 he number of all kinds of dandiesrims
opined last year iu the Putted State, was
two thousand one h.adred and six.
Thr taking of revenue from saloons to
ambles the act of pouring water into • niece
as each as suything that .oma. t., mind.
at this moment.
1t the treasure is when the heart is,
where is the heart of the man who rives hu
payers to temperance sod itis votes to the
relnon' 1'ineland IN..I. , Out look.
To outlaw the liquor traffic we mist ere
tablish conviction 10 the public maul that
.l a
1.1 be destroyed in the interests .1 all
the people.
We do not wonder at the boldness of the
liquor traffic when every drier has• Hasner
given him by a party that w supported by
Murch members votes. Ihio'l yuusuppoee,
brethren. that the liquor men think you
hypr.•ritev' The l.iviug Issue.
Upon every Democratic theory the whole
license system is s monopoly, unequal and
unjust Na its apphcatioti. If the liquor
teethe is • legitimate, honest buena..., 11
should be open and free to all. like other
trades d it is an evil and pernicious besi-
ege*,
usheem, then no protection of the law can
justify or sector it. What then, is 0 !--
Ile.t.tm Daily Traveller
Tea years age the cause of temperance
*Al tot sd reepe'table as n s to -day, bee
omen there were Dot e o n•sov respectable
mme, and women advooatt.g it. It has
gained ground, it is gaining ground, and all
because men and •omen who believe in it
could not Le browbeaten or frightened.
Neither the hissing of geese nor the throw-
ing of rotten egg/. has stopped or even
divided the march of temperance among the
worker.. Terence V. I'uwderly
The true apostle of the slums baa mads
bit. appearance, at last in the person of
Muhammed Web The Saltation Army
and the Kid (-dove Slustners will have to
take back seats in the presence of an
evingelist who insists on temperance, five
prayers a day and five ablutions Cutting
off the rum, and turning on the soap and
water, are two expeetiiente in htinging en
moral reformation which never fail of useful
remits. -Philadelphia Retford.
The Superintendent of State Prisons. of
New York, in his annual report for the
fecal year eodinr June 30, 1892, recently
merle public, state. that " during the past
ten years the prison population n has in-
creased 22 5 per mot , while the increase in
the populattot of the `tate was but 18�lper
cent " The daily average number or con
Trete last year was 3 753, while in 1891 it
was 3,688. This increase of crime beyond
the Increase of population, and the steany
inereeee of rooeicts to be provided for in
our prisons, is an omiones tendency full of
peril for the future, utile.. it esu be check-
ed There is no doubt that it is InrgeIy the
remelt of the prevalent hquorlieensesystem.
The saloon. are the recruiting ground for
the prisons teltx'rs.std crowded prisons
r•e Sand in hand. In prohibition States and
localities many ails have few prtaooen, and
tetany are quite empty. Th. lesson is
obv teen
" NEW " POST OFFICE RULES.
A tunny pnalmaater recently sent to the
Post Office Department a new set of fort
Office rules. They were •
A pair of onions will go for two sestina.
Ink bottles must be corked when sent by
snail.
It is nosafe to mal apple or fruit trees
wt'h the fruit on them
As all postmasters are expert linguist.
the address may be written ('bine.. or
/lye taw.
Persons are compelled to lick their own
postage stamps and envelopes; the port
master cannot be e,nmpelle.l to do this.
Persona ere earnestly repeated not to
seed postal cards with money orders in
tensed, as large sums are Ion on that wave
John Smith gets his mail from 674,279
pset offices, Mace a letter addressed to
John Smith, Patted States, will reach him.
Ducks cannot he sent tkroseh the mail
when alive. The quacking would disturb
Ow dumber. of the clerks on the postal
erre
11 is earnestly requested that lovers writ
Nay to their girt will please ermine their
gunning rhapsodies to the inside of the
es velar.
Nitre glycerine must be forwarded at the
risk of the sealer 1f It should blow Nap in
the postmaster's hand he ca.*ot be held
responsible.
When w.tobas etre east through the mail,
it the sander will put • settee en the mite
side, the postmortem will wind and keep in
mores order.
When yes rend • stoney order in • loner,
always write full and *spleen direetin.. in
1h* mane letter, so that any person setting
the letter con draw the money.
Wham lettere are received bearing no
1 Betio. the senor for where they are
ieteeded will please Dignify the feet to the
peatm.oter that they may at ranee he for-
warded.
The press of .tamps *ride dews es
1.1*.n is prohibited. Revers) geolo..s.sn
heti newly hese seriously injured while
trying to steed se their heads to named
chops paced in this manner.
The {'soccer Soiree/ever the M
New ear at M.s er i. ewe m Ie Is
es* ism
flgOPLE.
Brooke nalMendinSt I.M1 es
Ya.1ea has sow re.ehed tie am ..1.t of
g7o,ea)
A see .ee.t) is the piste country ad
Northers Wisconsin hits Lowe mowed after
Sweater Vilma
Mrs. Malar will .pend tie. .t..oaer .s
Europe, had wall be • eueipae'ed «y hew
youngest ,Is.gh .r. Hattie
J. Sterling Noreen will espy toe t.c-
lion of being Nebraska's fire representative
m a l'reet.lest'• Cabinet
Flee average weight of the t int.e.e Wein
is sail 1e. be ►savior Lima the v. tan
weaght .d the braes of may other rare
K.Itwm4 children ht hie first note are
Iauilsrly called "lee" end "leash, trots
tie chi, actgni .0 the Monis alphtIn•
Rsbeit Ky moo. .4 Vet sallies. Ky , • i .i.
eldest mullet in (lintel it•Uss, aa! is
n ow trgetstutg a null built 1..a' years ago .i'
still wee the prisoitite lasehisery.
Prof Bell, of telepinwe fame, iil it w. 40,
strongly built tam. wh.. look* as roast. he
e.luy. hie He hos m 111.•1 4o !0Rt•w
_ "How ltd the 'Merobmt
smile
Nen. I:rmt ..nee neeLaeel u... roe lest west
Utah
presid..t of the Praline ne fatal U.rmp.uyT, "All riche everywhere sateen u rlars ,
with . d 0:7t.ast, Lessen.. he 'height het obese, wire. lsiber tut t:ubbo Joel.red
ala mimeo nD ticahle. that et is a wise father Lha'. lea a his own
1'ra' child, ' the people all took it e. a iereenal
Precedent Fillmore, who. ewe a Beelike- insult sad lilt the bootee.
111.1,, tool hu law parturr Nato he 1.I4 et So man with a good, sweet heart can as
as Post nieeter General. Mr. Cies tested. an• sour nn the world.
other I:ull.mlm0e•u, will tin likewise I:imrr Ire omnin u p•em'.n the crux
.tlt.. Susan lin Ae lt.wy .bw•n.d tree ohne Trivet -That'■ rtpht It .laser. e
7:1rd bithdry at 1to.he.ter, 5.1. Wr.tu•.m- rt
.uy The ?reeler state. teat *eget t-• et It su t wrprtat.g the, army wisest. ate
all exaggerated ertiaalw eternally M w fie* Inking They ere all made 1..
root anter
Pere t h.rmat.,ut,:..under of the,rdct d
t 4,, 1\ h. c Father.. who was been it. }'rata.
to .11. era here eppeitnted b.n.rrce. the
ire. 1,.rdtual K:a1tIi. sapeimot.'aiel.
flea
Mit-apet these m.dr by \coni . the
lee:.ton milliner. etre if et tattoo, .int.
Dot cwt tet. that. .1:.0, ruf i s -t. let• e,lie
tis '•p.uerette t:uetuenr toe paw iirl5
Ir.•..
11 act the let. Bulky Braun. saes
• tx,mman.led" as the phrene go... is
•peak before the queen, someone naked
him ti he was afraid "No, s. se
peed, smiling, "1 have preached before an
MALL FAVOila
of Venice take
The telephone girl has an raiment., .x11
tug revtwi.tance in the want exclusive sir
visa
The tongue seadwieet .ought 1.. lave •
telling effect on • man's appetite
Tskrug ones life tato one's hand. se net
t.. 1.e eemparsd with taking her in "M'S
arms.
Doctor - Veer tains e • bad ...s. Ira
you smoke tohse.•o • Patteat No, cigar
• A {tri c,.pelt el a banjo and wash
es du.
em That probably one rea+os why
matey are picking banjos
moth,, "My wife,.. said Squids, pr.,udly,
The pr• Beet Pope come, 01 a tot g. sures .•( the tis -sal le and she never retielited family. Wien for except to:: o! his 1.13 ale }ours.
.r,ther, the cardinal, who dnd a tett Fisher- How does the land ire out to
... ars age at the age of P2, his inosdu+te . way' Native - It ain't the laud that era
.,lett.,ee have reached the age of !an years sir. It's the land aa-nts
.'r over One could stand 110100 mea .. otng or ea
.. rai .oldten were executed durlug Sight of e:alnence If it would only oak
tee cisil wet for desertion, trre••hery, them out of heartug.
murder and Ito on ; but Lout A. V. 11 ad• The dude re his use to this world, afie
hes of the navy, says that not • single all Anything a good, they say, Mat ha.
.tailor .•n the wt. ewe esu .enh'rce•.t t• teit
tdecy 1.. excite ■ hearty laugh.
bath. She Now you've lo,ked o'er any muse.
Judge Witham Lindsay of hemtuekt, re• what would you like to have me play! H
.ently elected ('nrteO states Senat.•r in Father euchre or cribbage
place of :sir. l'&ride, rarely nae* an aeljti• 4 muco.,t•oiing 51 a picture of the im
live. and Clues no'. rely upon dietetic in his pprrersioout seh.oi)-If that's high art the
_tegument Hui appeal is 'slaw sled refs I'n. an idiot. Gessen. -Well, that o high
fee's. art
Mn. Wintery • will wee writer' ea h ant- Patient What d.. you think of a waren.
tele
sheet
l eettltof her to ihurt/old pp paper,
but
utait lc mance for me, doctor' I -actor -My dear
l..' whet dm trying t0 any
you :ram.
DYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Has no equal for the prompt relief
and speedy cure of Colds, Coughs,
Croup, Hoarseness, Loss of
Voice, Preacher's Sore Throat,
Asthma, Bronchitis, LaGrippe,
and other derangements of the
throat and lungs. The best-
known cough -cure in the world,
it is recommended by eminent
physicians, and is the favorite
preparation with singers, actors,
preachers and teachers. I t soothe,
the inflamed membrane, loosens
the phlegm, stops coughing. and
induces repose.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
taken for consumption, in its early
stages, checks further progress of
the disease, and even in the later
stages, it eases the distressing
cough and promotes refreshing
sleep. It is agreeable to the taste.
nerds but small doses, and do,
not interfere with digestion or any
of the regular organic functions.
As an emergency medicine, even
household should be provided with
Ayer's Cheery Pectoral.
„Hating used Ayer . Cherry Pec-
twat
ao-l..rat in m family for ninny yeetr., 1
can cur.titi•rtty recommend it for all
the conirlaiots it is alaimrd to cure,
It,t male is increaejng yearly with site,
and my c•oastownura think lhis prepa-
ration Lias no equal ns a cough cure.
S. W. Parent, Vert -fishery, N.B.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
by Dr J C. Ayer h l.' . I...wra. Naas.
ty aU
Muffin...Pyre 4, ; ..t 1.,114+. Ss
Peons,* to act. SYrs SO ours.
Sid. MYtSKgo..
• " 1 feel better about Lakin' tau pouters
stamp," said the hoe who had beam scut to
mail a letter. " lee nearer my site "
•
• Whey* Se wises* 1t.
Cwtosser Iglerior at him)-" 16sd &
piece of m is Mt. ape pie •"
e heM
Clerk (at lunch counter, loftily)-" Yes,
air. If you wish sontethiog that b..a't got
any
born is it, sir, 1 can reeemmeod oar
• hem .sndwidbea, sir.'.
A Member .r 110 Rayl. Sear* et
✓ , Orsi. :
s " I bare prescribed Scott's Emulsion in
Consumpte.o sod even when the digeteive
powers were " week it has area fell...re.l by
t , good results. H. P. Y torhws A.B., M.D.
ease.. to young writets that it fe anitintnft
to its .e gond deal twornet teas m • Myr 0111.
pue-
Walia•e Bowe, of t'oug.keepste, t'aitei
.tet. s I ..u.ul at Edinburgh, Ras berm elect.
ei 14. succeed the late .lohn l(reetele•i Wan-
ner a. lire eerre.pteetin, n.eniber .4 the
' eotii.h Society of literature anti Art,
I:hog"w
The name of Kle•uors Dass as nee tow
trains the ingenuity of the average theatre-
goer It may not be arias to say. remarks
a writer in the Critic, that 11.11 say i. .:m•
correct prouuncieeton of the Italian act:. -s.
nrrar, the empha.o falling on the non
sv Ilmbls.
Mrs lholtert Lou,..:streeason is . r!"°,
gray•haired woman. who was a graoI.
mother when sole became Mr Steven -o11'.
wife She Is a remertablecleser 5040.,11, •
talented writer and a chatty in W '•herr,
eon vresattemente
John W. Hrokwaiter, tai lJhi.• mtbiu..
dire. said the other day: "1 ranuot tell
y res how much enuor) l Rave spent 1:710.
to build • teacher. witch will (ly Bet 1
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The Henderson Pliant Food.
Try It tied you will be delighted with the 11111 ares. DSO
vst•l
rtso.--glow. re. V.g.iables. L.wr Ui.re Ms. Re
st1.r.
.omlo.l to tea Omes eel, Nan, wane at keel 54,11
Climax Furniture Polish.
AlI who tine it prseesses It Meben mai« Yes ase. it %R..as
olesaies. Sc.
D'Avienon's . Witch -Hazel Cream.
lh..arpaseed for the chaos. InitaUo«D, *a. its.caecal he
timing wleda
Um oar Tooth Ache Once, only 10o.
W. C. GOODE, Chemist.
Ogee ma toady. ter Preaeriptto.s Se.
R. P. WILKINSON.
I have now the pleasure to announce that I have ac-
quired and will conduct under personal management the
business carried on so successfully in this town for the
four ears b 1R. P:-WILKINSON &-W., as
"H.gln.ote says he was attracted firs
by his wife. voice " "Why, she can't au
• tote " "Yes. test'. what pleased hi
so.'
g 2w
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"The world ain't all round,' said Bob
know, b •rause 1 saw A.nrr.er en the map
at ,ch..d today. and it was (letterer thin it
p tscwke.'.
New Arrival --What is the an:•el weeping
anew in tem corner' St. Peter --That's
Co mules He hu je t semi • set of
R'anamaker'. @temps.
• Nowe said the editor, "1 want ,ou
wit a up 1 hiaeo's tnagmifoenre as a purl
center.I see," 'opted the reporter, "•
rota'-'
" Ih.t \1.a• t:oldentu look up., ...yunr sei.
with(icor•' " Oh, yes ; site Gemini. the
clothes etre all right, but .he .drje•aed
ter• wearer.'
Wen nes as heseisonee ,• they •hick.
And .ammo a. peas, 5. the y deem
Nom loviily far out t'.ril:w
Tho dull old earth r,.ul 1 .amu,
The utter reckleseeees of i..ettii iu regard
think [kat I have a mal*I andee wsv riir to whe• heoomes of them ha. ler, demon
that wul solve the problem " that by the discovery u( them in hoard
utg h. maw hut t.t.
Andre t:rertaer, founder of the Meehan.- ,\ "II•'tu, nld chap : /:.r.gratu'a..a et
cal %lu.ewu at premien, she was horn i. 1 hear you have m.rrail • lady with a.. in
1634, is sate tot love hseu the intone: of elepeedeut for u..e• " B - "No I married
the eiesstor la 1717, having Lerunr, 4•1 • f•:rn..•- with a, i.tden-,,.l, .t le,4 "
firm, he nimbi • m1C11100 which (metaled 1'..e Heir~ -'• Am the only girt ii the
him to go up and down tar •hree stun.. of week wide world you I .vee" Re '-N..
to. houw deny; but peter, 1he Duly girl 1 k....w wh'•
'Utley gate tten•tor Bots, of Teusesaee. • cooed adord in merry me."
banquet tu'.1'a•h.ngu. the other night in Victim of lojuatoce. 'Yloo...lneve me,
honor of lie re-election ; 1401 toward tine ,lohuuy! What .re rote eryi •g dicot n awl"
close of 1'.e speeen•mskieg his wife appear e.1:•u.e Tominy dr.•o,..d abut •rtt,' pi
ed in the dining room with a party of lady last nigot, ..ad 1 didn't
friends, and was mads the restpient d Palmistry is .e. d;lhcclt. )ur can
much homage. easily tell • man's fortune by his hand 11
Cornelius Vanderbilt is a [member of a: tt m four aces, he is going w hxve a pot
leading duty in New York, l'haaot.y M. of money; ii s bobtail Sone, los oil got
Dopes of ten and Tong the President of eft.
one, N alum Waldorf Astor of fire, John ••1 don't k.nw that a seer old as.
Jacob Astor of four, August }elmoot 01 whyo.. roes Ded frolny
sin, W team K. Vanderbilt of four. Petry y �t your club." "It
Belmont of six, and ex-S.eretary WI.toey wee mo plap f1.r• poor Nano. 7'd letmhen
Rot to be mrstly ail plumbers and leemee."
.f six. Employer So r••u w.i, • fortnight's sal
TampTason Ihck*ne, a ton of the acv w •,franc(• But suppose yoD sl.oul.i
wash*,
whirr hes o m�well a .,..urh of His des to morrow• ('terk (prne..ly) .Sir, I say
brother, Edward Ruiner Lytton Dickens M poor, hot 1 sea Seatlriaao.
Md matppM hen • neere ear,
the youngest sou of the novelist, s settled y„t vrieel Wedded %a. rima,
in the ...ripening 1'ounty of South Wales *helot* Iver brae • and osuttn'r eel,
and o epee scuts 11 tleannie tea the hydeey "Pero, r v ant on amen
Parliament. Teemy -To raw • • girl at oar school,
Ii+ngfetlow'• "Wayside Ian, also know. mawaea, they call P.,.tser.pa. Do you
as the and How Tavern, in Sudbury. Mon, know why ! Mamma - No, dear. Tomei'
woo meld wt week 141 Homer Roger., d -fir' her amine It Adele* Moon.
Beaton, end Herbert Hoes, of Marin. -re, 8.o• aim` ng tar •nng ..1 ••TN Iwtesr
and wit probably l.e repaired and kept
Teat llfever Cicala." i h wesam sh. old WWI
apse as • public summer rent. It has u her 1'us144u.4'. oreru•rt pocket, He may
her the Komi -ay of the gene time/ fee Mre failed to deinrr it as expected
over Jolt t ran "Do play sometntog, p e w, Mos Psalms
A wines of the presidential .neu,furh w P said the 1.0.11.4 ai•ancmg to her
tion ceremwtes will be Benlamtn 1'..i ton. mn110l-.tang Atit, ..1" Prete
of Ikhaa,m, O-, who was in Waseiogten is ._...."111C:1-"ng
Out not Waif the vents arm gene yet.
14517 to net Andrew Seekar:a take the each Daughter 11 ••king up 1 ".n her .ores)
of office, and bas. t miwd an taau,ln'a- P.ps, to l.m ..f t mai .art do you eel.
tint. Hr is said to be the asty enrtivor el brings ter om rn.n. rt w smama' 'Nap•
Lha niiop hoidens ander ter Jwkmos miens (she w disonee juug.•I-Am s•gnittal, 1
iH canon
SSW Umiak.
C. (: R,r.aaw a Co.
(1.0,, eras, In driving •ver the n.•esat
aim, 1 4.44 • r.ero mold which settled 1n
my Irck Mot ki.lneys, nisei'1 we many
slearple.• n•thcs of .1n. The first .pplte•
tem .4 MINARI1'S I.I 4f11RNT -n
•.w 1«x1 1 tell tnln • de. p mlrp.•r.A n.mplet•
recovery skier ly 1011.'w*.l
Jong S. McLane,
I m A wn.podw,
Th. Demise (Neolism.l) l S.s a l.r 1.11■ ed .
while Ls•tf.•♦.s •.•.. 641.4 s• lir,• i; In.Iv.w
is AernaNr .w.t w•ighi.tg ',ear 44 ...mess
A bee% ohm"
adv.,t4 m t '• Anysatoe
wsae os m. thea my ewes V
Very Awa.ard -Wastrel (who in
• ken ray Imo had het trent teeth
StMkee out• re,. woe awkward part tad
the bseinesa is tort 1 bought a new tomb
brush only yeetent5r.
Y* Wa. 11..1.
It
1. .1 -
It was . little s.untry .eM4 is the
moseires Of {'w.waviruslm. them e1 the
w hN.r. was • «root wow 1.i.11 foil
wm se only '1tla.rut y wu on. .tardy of grew-
g.ap•.,. Alt., moot. tamer Ivor te.ebeer ha.l
1111Onee•ded to girth( mer • fair ..art woes
e ke erne dor •.[e 1 th • ea.l.l if she basso
Mao some of toe sari. .f the Om•od
States.
ma'am," ems the reply.
"WW1, 1 wii. ler. yea, .sad ohm yen
f leet try M rerweem er it, sat de ehehg
the purl sedo•.temel t .s m sats ed he
w end "repair as ser. "le r weshte.
•
WithhemWllf NM jtssgy„g +ate
111.
5ataele.t S1rewads.
Fair Client- I want to vet a divorce from
my husband.
Chic go Attorney --On what grounds•
Fair (:hent Well, we ere merriest -
Chicago Attorney --That's all that is or
test ry. 1'11 .end ton the decree C. O. 1)
1 Core for romp.
Croup kills thousands where cholera kill.
tens. For this dread misses n^ remedy can
compare in curative power with Healing'.
Yellow 0.1 1t loosens tee phlegm, givee
prempt relief, and soon completely cures
the mo,! violent attack. 2w
Tee AMY' lee S1m
Asher So your friend Torper r. -fused
to accept the Domination to the assembly,
eh!"
Tasker -" Yes, he said the life of • legis
Ial.w was too active a Ile for him."
Asher -•• Too 'sett ve
Tooker -"Of course. You see they here
to a•ijourn at least once a clay."
Those who kept their Wood in s pure sad
healthy condition need bier n0 fear of any
d .e..r attack t hem. I. is t he enfeebled,
inn d..wo .yatem npon which demise 15ateas
its tarot. Ile 1Yillums Punk fills has no
eyu•1 as a blood builder, nervy tonic, and
preventative of direase Thousands of
grateful people testify t0 the wonderful
power of the'eme.ly. Take uo substitute
••r .melation ; 50ca bot or six bolas f. r
8250. lh Wdlia .i Mol. lea., Brockville,
[rat.
-CITY-
COAL ANO WOOD
YIaRD.
Coal, Wood and Kineling deli-
vered to all parts of town
with quick despatch.
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WWI. the lee mule of hard seal
ter market, vitt : the New York, 0!tlarle
t western Railway Cey's. Celetws$y
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Ma : Cheeunt, stove. 4Q amid Grey.
SOFT DOLL.
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Mae Rhea le eomatry trade.
WOOD.
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I am maim weal, .a* sad sg4., as Wiese
se see em hue leas weed ea the mre.M
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feet .r hart wed les..
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MIMI OMNI
l tiRiIINIP fmnn
ware Merchants, and am further pleased to announce
that the business has been secured on most satisfactory
terms, enabling me to offer special inducements to our
many customers. Thanking our patrons most cordially
for past patronage, and soliciting a continuance of' the
same, I remain very truly yours,
R. P. WILKINSON.
BOOTS AND SHOESI
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A Shoe -dealer should have a practical knowledge of Boots
and Shoes in order to obtain the best results to himself and
bis customers.
Thirty years in the business has taught me much that will be
of great benefit to you in your dealings with me.
I have the largest Stock wast of Toronto, and the best Ooo'&
it has ever been my privilege to offer.
The prices are lower than you will find them for the flame
class of floods anywhere else.
Ordered work and repairing given special attention
Ripe sewed free of charge
6 ° off for cash
E. DOWNING.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
We have just received a very choice lot a
NEW TEAS!
-consumista or
BLACK, GREEN AND JAPANS
Which we guarantee M loll at haat
10 Cents per Pound Cheaper
Than sae be bought from pedlars. A trial order will cow
vinus the trq at this assertion.
tie best 0017111 obtainable
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