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- INS tf DR. S. RIOHAON.
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The Comae wee M..ml. .
Iridt*tt•p•rlis Journal :
Midnight.
Th (:
The Comatose esesdbeim.r,..s Pork lag -
tarn. was li.te.i.g tweedy.
The east wee blkies is kis sleep.
Tree, whilee. bad •rek..ged her mil -
lows for his title she had waived all thought&
11 hue p*.saunat with • wanes's sauna eerie -
toy she wishe.l to know for the sake ed
kmewl„a_
14e•thw lessly . hearkened. Frew die
lady e
chiselled lips sf h.riebserm ie apogee
este the weeds :
Dollar potter,two for Ov. Nies HowHow'm'' TAIL& p.p1.,er .tfor Ove.'
!ems, Pies Syne ores meow
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THE FARM Hones&•
fie, Met
Why e, $.1i Wave the Meet Otwe
at All lhrewtr is
How mush of our success in farrier(
due to the long auteriug labors of our
patient farm horse* Heat», sirs
importer*
prow-
.ry importee that we handle end caro
tar thew lin the wrest u,auuer,b,.th fora
buwaue 0101•111.1110111I,ted r
rt, ., tram • wrernary
one *a well, as we w tab to extrud their
ported of usefulness as long as possible,
anal thereby get as much work unt int them
an earl be obtained With gond fwd, re-
gularly sui.pli.rl, borer. will Nand .toady
work thn,u,th the entero day and yet keep
in good condition, pr"vidiug they are out
worried by • eselw,
u.thoughtless driver.
In the first piece the farm horse* should
have comforteble sowmudiots stables that
are ouul, airy and well -ventilated, Close,
narruw Kalb are all abomiu•tiou. Every
horse
go
hand working should at least be .f-
lowed a rod wide boa stall 10 which he
can stretch out his legs, and rest in mon-
fort. Of reuse comfortable bedding
should be .applied. Not so heavy a bed-
ding is needed 1200 ea m winter, but • thin
layer of sawdust, dry loam. or straw is
12..0.1.4 to Ia-resas
it an annual to 11. easy, as
well as to keep him clean. To keep air of
stabled sweet and wholesome, sprinkle
' int
little Mimi
land plaster oeppu1uuelly.
The ha . working horse bsi have lib-
eral rata..uo 1 lata r -w best fitted for
h..r..-., but they ere a mewhat expensive,
and fur show work -nig trrw teams, corn
and bran may profitably be compouudsd
with the oats, Au excellent ration coin
state of one -thiel •* :i. of cracked cora,
bran and oat. ( if this combination, the
lana Horse may receive twelve quart. per
ut
day, or tor quarts muralno
° un and
night It b • mistake to vett a an
ail day, arts Owe tura tis wt way hes-
try to pasture by the roadside, to gel his
living. Thus the p...r beast. must work
both night and day By all mere feel
the grain retool first, with a little good
hay o: tut grass, then if • cool pasture is
available, the animal may b e turned fere
to rest in the open air.
Regular, tboruu_h groumiug, ai.d well-
oiled- properly -fitting bemires .re fur-
ther items upon which the good condition
of the farm team depends. (,rooming 1.
the egatv•leut of A certain guautity ofsa
grant. and is it out regnabl. that • horse
.. u
whoskin krps pars, •tnl the pores
unclogged, ahold be m..10 healthy said
vigorous and capable of performipr more
work than one that received no attention
in this direction?
Then there is no gsesti ri but what •
s
harnethat is pliant end supple from re•ar
solar applications of oil, is fad to last
longer and hear inse heavily upon the
horses than one that is hard and stiff
turotyeh neglect. A well-oiled harness
st
meat. lechaAn:, fewer galls and .ores
1n conclnsiou, it may be repeated, teat
ar
our fm hones deserve all the kindness
and tare last can be given them.-
M. S nor Perkins, in Ohio Farm
shinsIt shins limit.
This gate hits my idem of one that will
shot itself and open each way better than
ezv-I MVTRt0 0 1
AT
any I ever saw. A shows the irons for
the upper hinge, B shows the lower hinge,
which has double pinions. while C shows dr
the catch Weo Into the post with the
spring. Te open and shut itself the gate
most be hong about four niches out of
plumb, baying the lower binge, B. project
out from the port that much farther than
the upper one. 1t shuts then just like •
wagon rolling down hill. The lower hinge,
8, must be eight inches from slot to slot.
J. J. Wagner. In Orange Judd Farmer.
A lNettet'. ravea..Igaslee..
Heinrish. • Gorman scientist who has
OO
given IMderahle study to the methods of
applying communal fertilizers remedy
tested the eomparatdve value of mixing
fertiliser with the coil and simply applying
It to the surface. He experimented with
te amm
sulphaof oniamood, ground meat. mood
bone, pulverised leather. dried blood and
he a.
ground horn. Tcrop grown err oats
and with two .ze•pttons (snlph.te of am-
monia and pulverised leather) the plants
d',eloped more vigorously where the for
tillsen had been mixed with the moil. F -aa
oept in the ease of sulphate of amammla
awl ground born the yield of both straw
wadhe
.r n
and grain waoti.sably larger when t
/ertlliswemixed with the soil tine sto
when spread on the memo. iso. - re
pastogathe yield wee fully othird greeter.
It apiaries es then that a rale the results
favor the mixing of the fertilizers with the
Boil. This condition of affairs appsre.tly
lead. to pruduo. 01,1forst distribution.
She O0/aen for the Table.
There M no sale for wetness In the city
markets, yt if the consumers In MUM were
aware of the luxury of eating gainer then
would be a demand greater than meld 0.
supplied. it flesh le what may be termed
a "gamy- sever. end it 1. well fund silk
meat, especially on the breast and thighs
in feet, a bird that M sin aides and *kWh
seem it• wings and the legs without rent
from early In the morning until late, meet
necessarily be covered with muscle on the
breast and thighs. High prime are paid
for prairie boa and .xher game birds •h0
ars In no teamster 0.pnrloe to the guises,
and *biel. do mat arrive im market In as
frogs ooedltton es would the goon if it
was ea ordeals eseght So far as the tee
star le .am meal, 0. man et lead tee them
ria his ewe taint tad .teed le allow ate
sit; pestle le have theadher Owls. -Mk-
tor .mel OYsmR
THE OLDEST SROTHERS.
Silber ferrry P0riare*. Wh.m. yes Wit
ar+s....11 Mesh*.
A 1(aediag, P., despatch eay i Lying
at Cern, Berk. Oirety, .re tires hark.
ere brother& They are Chi Mee. Winter
Winter, aged W years; Beajltak. Winter
Wilbur, aged 92 years, .•d Abraham
Winter Winter, aged 86 )sera There are
• trio of hal, and hearty old mien. All are
shoemakers by trade. Their father wee •
shoemaker, and hie seem gees ail learned
the mane trade. They have always heed at
Cesare, but ter years the three survivors
base Dot mended or made shoes and boos.
The father was amidst. in the Revolution -
ray win, .ad the three veteran immigrant
many tales he told Mem of the privations
be suffered dotting that Artie struggle.
Their mother's exudes name was 11' aster,
anal the sees all took her mom for • muddle
n ame. The wives of the three breathers
died years ago. Christian us the oldest iaan
au Berke rainy, and It is believed that
their .ggregau ages, 271 years, exceeds
that of any three ►,01140 s ID P0.seylyania
Marriage ser Meng tinea.
This is • true story, ted one that will
apply to Nary miner young men besides
this particular uric. It is • great pity that
this is true, but so it M.
A prosperous business mea who employs
quite a number of clerks, said recently that
be had been led to the conclusion that the
young mac she saved and layered his
earnasrs was an enoeptioo to the rule, He
w•a surprised to find this to be true. The
taco came out when he began reducing his
working force as business fell off. The
8nt to be .dropped were those who heti no
family depeodiug upon them. Them it was
that they would confess they hadn't eared
• dollar, ted had no means whatever upoo
which to live.
This same man also •beerved that the
married men nearly all bad saved some.
thing, notwltlst•nding their salaries were
Do larger, and in some cases lees, than
those drawn by stogie men.
By quirz1Dg these young bachelors be
found that riotous living was the pnncipal
cause of their poverty. Some of them
gambled u• the quiet, and others lust nat-
urally !et ,t go right and left as long as
there was any to go.
From this be concluded that marriage le
• very rood Ming for • young man provided
he marries • erosible, practical sort of •
woman. Hereafter he proposes to give
married men the preference because, in so
doing, he will be helping those who are
walling to help themselves
.w Bargees T..1. are Made.
Every little while the police arrest • man
with • kit of burglars' tools in his perva-
sion, and one naturally worden where they
all come from. it is easy to buy a gun M
any description, and the most reputable
citizen would not be ashamed to be ern
purchaslog the must wicked -looking knife
ever made : but who would know where to
get • dug shot, or • Jimmie, or • device for
drilling • safe, or any of the many tools
used by the prof ssionel burgle in the pur•
suit of his calling ` There probably are
places is many large tinea where thew
tools are made 'and .old to the users, but
such places ars scarce. (fur as • whale the
polio, had such • factory, and then things
go bard for the proprieters. It may seem •
hole strange to learn that snout of the tools
used w burglaries are made by mechanise
*no are looked upon as respectable man in
the oom.uarty. %S h.o a burglar wants ry
particular tool made be gone to • nosebanic
whore do the job, mad pay, him psrb•ps
five times what .it is ameally worth for
waking the tool mad keeping still about
it.
To Loewe nes.
In reply to • reporter'. question : "Whet
would be your advise to a young nun just
starting out in I.1e t" Col. Ingersoll rays :
" I would say to him : ' Be term to your
Wal. Cultivate your heart and brum.
Follow the light of Tour reason. d*et rill
the bappinese out of life you possibly Ian.
Ib not care for power, but strive to be use-
ful. First of all, support yourself so that
you may not be • burden to others. If you
are successful, if you gnu • surplus, use it
for the gain of others. Own yourself and
hire and die • hoe exam. Make your home
• ►eaves, love your wife mad govern your
children by lindens. Be good natured.
ebeertul, forgiving and 4goerous. Find out
the oonditioas of happiness, and thea be
wise eero.gh to live in accordance with
them. Cultivate intellectual hospitality.
express your honest thoughts, love your
friends and be just to your goem1M.' '
Two et ■ and.
He win the eon •f • worthy Maochester
citizen, and had just returned from college.
His father was • brogan*, matter -of -far
mss, who had o* liking tor anything pro-
. oun..d, and he noticed with marrow tbal
hie son had returned with the latent thing
is sonars. and various *.signs• of • duke-
dom The old 7.atl.stim surveyed him
eritieelly whets he appoar.d in hie ofio.,and
thea blurted ems, "Yea man you Ieok like
as ,dot."
Just !at that moment, mod Infero the
yearn man had time to make • fitting reply
• friend walked is.
"Why, beat, Billy. have you returned! "
he asked. ",,Dear me, bow mock you re-
m. our
mNfather."
" So he has beim telltale -m•," replied
And from ghat ;da� this the old
gentleman has had no fault to had with his
e on.
• Sera N ■
The bwiness mem suspected that me of
hie clerks was doing more tainting the.
wee good for him, tied he sent an old em -
payee to isertig.1.. H. ewe. his re.
port very �`yt T-,1
Wes .etdw empkyr, • what did
• "That he bob some."
"A groat deal r'
only • little...
"How do yes knew!"
"Well,' asked hat about a muse of poker
he est is the.igbt betas., and be said,' Yea,
i was there and I wee 186. "
"I should say that banned he was very
keep ie it," exelalmod the horrified empley-
•r.
"Quite the .osWsry dimwitted the Mw -
Mester. "if b hod Leen as it very leen be
*ever would haw, said. .1 wee 106,' but 'i
win Mb.' That's the eel; geemiss sig. el •
veteran et the bait..&
Peas 0me.rel.
The make s0armty wee Weise the 8ni.h-
beg te.eheg M bar tiler
"1 have and • Seethe of go.me s," eh*
'1bprefeeimal besot; bum her earns'
lag Wes over the gas perk
"1 mm set 'embed," .he ...w ..I.
"after Tee did the v.mithtsg lady set ee
The bless es the mins' leer Mooed
A pima swMine • mile of wire.
A flask el liaktdag, it le said. Neale 14,.
000 hems power.
Dr. Lew • Pleasa06 Worm Syrup ramseyee
warms .1 •Y Weds (rem Millirem or adults
Reerait far the Chimess army may not be
salmissalmisam
▪ ad salmis they u leap a dire► as lest
mike.
Every year the Krog Ire Italy 1.0025es •
present of 10,000 picked cigars from the tam
parer .f Austria.
.smoke Derby Pies M.oktog 'Tobacco, b,
10 and Z) poet plugs. Take ou other.
" Cake " maks tt
Sinn., the hied star, sow in tae amend -
mit, N compelled to he 100,000,000,000 pules
diet.nt from the sun.
A small beaus -power sect? which m said
to mato :orty-two elgarettes • minute is the
trio 02400 of •'rms.:hmaa.
A bullet frost tree of the new rifles is me
nu the Igals . many will pretnuiesinches
et solid ash at • os'am of three grrten of
• mise.
The lea! of • cocoanut tree is nearly thirty
feet lung. A uncle lest of the parasol os
guar of Ceylon ►Hurds shelter tor *thorn or
twenty persons.
l.teuteoaot Remise, of the French navy,
h0.ins rusted a rumor which dimes •era)
with • steersman, as the Dump•.. .teen the
vessel itself.
There s • great danger from lead pour -
tag on bottles which have been cleaned by
shot. Cleats .and forms an excellent and
safe substitute.
Smok• Derby Plug Smoking Tobacco, 5,
10 and 20 oast plugs. Mad, only by It
Ritchie & Co. the only urgent/ad " Caton "
plug tobacco factory an 1'rade. tf
The tensile etr.ugth of wrought iron rods
varies as the .quare of the diameter. A one
itch rod will support 7,000 pounds arid a
two-inch rod 28,000 pounds.
bore people laugh to .how their pretty
tenth. The use int Ivory White Tooth Pow-
der makes people laugh more than ever.
lt's so nice. ('rice 25c. Sold by druggist
The .old is .0 intense In northern Sabena
that the earth never thaws to • greater
depth than 111 feet. Bodies buried at •
g reeter depth tendo perpetually troi
en
The 4,0101an Emperor, in spite of his lame
and useless arm, is an excellent horssmi..
His attendant have to help pini ins the
saddle, but once there he can master any
horse.
1,r. Fowler'. Extract of Wild Strawberry
cures daarrb"-•, dysentery, cramps, colic,
cholera morbus, cholera infaotum, and •11
looseness of the bowels. Never travel with-
out Its price 3o.. 2w
Nearly ev.ry Jpaper has •
"prison editor." Fw infriction of the
publication lawn somebody must go to jail,
end so the proem ed,ter's chief duty a to
expiate the oewspipet 1 offence by languish -
any m a cell
from researches on different method.. 1
preparing food, • physician has proved Chet
both beef aid Mb Ida more digestible as the
raw .tate than cooked, that beef is generally
better digested than fish, and that fish is
more digestible smoked, than in any other
form.
Ayer'. Sarsaparilla as not a secret pre-
paration. Any physician may have the
formula on application. Th. secret td its
success as • medicine hes in it sxtr•er•
disary power to cleanale the blood of im-
purities sod cure the mast deep seated ars
of blood -disease
Cool mining -at least in the North of
England, is • much less unhealthy occupa-
tion than might be eupposuid. Coal-min.re,
according to the former president of the
British Medical Aseoeiation, have an .ver -
age of three years longer life than the ag
gregate of Koghshme., eight years lodger
than the Cornish miners, none years longer
Gar the South Wales miners, and enly one
year lees than that of the meo of the health
Mat distrota of the kingdom.
Science says that beauty is not .kin deep.
She or tell you that half the charm of •
pretty face •t least the expression is •
matter .f Bole muscles and a complex laby-
rinth of nerves. That the curves of the
lips, the riance of the eye.. the droop of
her, are • :natter of the prevalent use of
certain .mall muscles as obedience to • pre-
valent aspect of the mind. More -..r, that
the use of these organs of expression has
tome down $weetral hoes, and that the
m-uld of the features themselves r • ques-
tion of heredity.
A egotist died In • rural town in England
• few days ago, atter spending over fifty
years in pulling the molars of hi. fellow-
atitres He had toed. it • hobby to keep
all the teeth whi.h he had drawn in the
course of his proteesional career, and took
great pride is the collection. Wb.o his
will was opened ,t was found that he had
ordered the collection of teeth to be placed
with him in ha coffin for burial. His heirs
fulfilled his commacd, and almost 30,000
teeth were put into the coffin with the dead
dentist.
A statistician bas been studying the effect
of comfort on longevity. Hie tables .hew
that the richest people have as average life
of 62 years, the middling of 46, .mel the
poor of enly 414. A well-to-do non is as
liable to infectious diseases as • pauper,
while diphtheria, croup. whooping sough,
and starlet fever are mare pnvellelt amoe(
the rioh. Consumption and pr.u.neeis
chiefly ol•is:the peer, who .re oempare•
Wooly fres frees brats fewer. Cellar
dwellers are far more subject to disem.s
them those who live obese groomed, creels is
diphtheria sod scarlet fever; .or de them
diseases sewn greatly dvmsed by over.
erowdieg in te0•0tgo4,
Tei -drinking is rapidly browsing • vies
•.ee.g British working woman, shad It bas
remestly Ines gown by lbw Winifred Ellis
that the .Meesble ooadiefen of Me workers
ia the Slate quarries at Merioneth i. very
lamely dee to the inordinate 000.umptl le et
tea by the Ines, as well as the same., of
the dketri.t The teapot is in u•. all day
long, anal appease at every meal, and el -
though flim Ellie has herself held cookery
.0...s in this miming district, she found it
istposeible to wets the pear from imoeneot
tea -drinking or to pomade them to um
• utritbus feeds. There amts he .o doubt
Him the indiyeetioa sad mama from wht.h
werkgirle god servants so frequently suffer
i. largely dee to i.erdiu.te 1 sou *mp-
tion. in most workrooms .ad kitebees the
teapot M in oensts.t rgaisitioe, .rd ite ef-
forts, if I.m orrehl.g than those of the
hear -ems, are hardly nese din epos the
health.
Mee Mttus Core Menrs.e..
St. Peel Meter PRIM: Stex'tt FAWw,
8.11., Aug. 913 -W. L Ju..., • tartest liv-
ing • few tones Teem tows, bas lost nese-
geed his hearses M • meet remarkable tes.•
e ar. Five years • . be balsam ver; deaf,
and dace thea, though be bee tried various
ki.d. of treatment, MeMating 0.o bio
rs
prsettamlly ea. The other y be wee
working with • swarm of been, .rid many .l
them, tl ttt.t seder the net Thigh armee/
hie Saes, dew hist Mvarely se the OWL
T►. molt Ise gds essnisss loft him, and row
be format .sly herr with Me obi power, M
►M heathy is mesh seam ears. tees /er-
t eerb
. e
11We always
fry ours it)
Cottolef)Q."
Our Meat, Fish, Oysters,$tA-
toga Chips, 4gs,'boughnutst
Vegetables, etc.
Like most other people, Oil
Qin foAnerly used lard for all
such purposes. Men it dis-
agreed with any of the family
(which it often did) we said it was
"too rich." We ffn V tried
otr.
and not oe_eof us has
of "richness" since.
found that, unlike lard,tottolene
had an
We
attack
further
had no unpleasant odor when
cooking, and lastly Moths
v Trite and conservative _s �-
e cookiwg
authority came out and gave it
a big recommendation which
clinched the matter. So that's
why we always fry
AkP . ours in Cottoiene.
15o1d to I and 5 10. patls,br
,,, • . s11 all groomFarad* Made cul by
. THE N. E. AIRMAN"
COMPANY,
W.$linttoe and Ann atrsety
i1ONTRLAL
MODERN PROVERBS
1e the race of life gas slow.
A aigo of hard tunes "Tri rent. -
1 Inly hard work can take things guy.
There is nothing as busy es an idle
tongue.
Much hard work is wasted Its looking fur
easy jobs.
A plethora of prodigals insures a big crop
of husks.
The astute politician does no peck green
plums.
Never judge of the fere from the dinner
belt'., tongue.
The worst false faces are not found at the
mate 1 uerade.
The plumes on • hearse do not always Im-
ply angel's wings.
Before you repeat • slander, remember
that It has ne antidote.
Titled husbands do not insure satisfactory
foreign relation.
Toe wrungs of the many were never cot -
nicer by trampling on the rights of the
few.
If you can distinctly any rapidly repeat
British breeches the gold cure has bees a
.00001..
When org.nved labor disregards individ-
ual rights ,t becomes but a trust turned Ino
• mob ,,-
!)eta S,10.- -1 nave used yellow nil !tr
two or three years, and i think It has no
earl for croup. MRs. J. S. (411. ..,
2w Hestvine, Out.
OUR
IrY- IS COATED -
YOU ,- ' • -
NEEDTHEM
EOIUAr'O IIYER SIZINCE!-
They are not a cure all, but are Its he. medicine
Loess for ailio.enew, Headache, Coo.upetwn,
minim, I ndig,s..a., limi.le, Sallaen.as and all die
1r iwn,..e blond .1 ish li.w.
...sena .on •
25 CENTS ABOX.
Adm T..* anuideS for *hens.
PLANING 112LL.
ESTAILISNEDOIKO.
Bnchauaus & flhyilaz
111•1501•01 V1=1110
BASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers In blade at
an
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And builder's material et every deecrlptio•
school Furniture a 3vecialtj.
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Alma ter
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$ciestifc�American "'Rmmerican
set.N 'INroo.i
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PATENTS!
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M Oil V lfk..4
b .t amp l V • td TL lZr
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lu the V.S. Fitment Of -
w, sa0-�1es1. p1,t•m 0 M seas
Sr.,.
emote tree: W 11YO
are
a. MODEL OR DRI wimp. • d.
fineglpfh�eWesrT»p1f�I�rt11/1en/Sr.erg It•)t
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Sveapillg RBDIICU0IIS in Ma Folloviiig Cods :
A Goal 35 -inch Cotton, 10 yards for 40 Cents
A Heavy Sheeting, :36 inched wide, 10 yards for 60 Cents.
An Extra Heavy Sheeting, 36 inches wide, 10 yards for 73 Cents.
l'hinelle Curtains, 114 for 110.50, 110.00 for 18.00, and $6.00 for 16.00.
Ladies' ('apes. 15.00 for S3 90, 1:4.75 for 32.90, 12.90 for 32.00, and
12 25 for Sl 50.
A lot of Colored Dress Goods about half price, from 8
cents up. Good Colors.
11 short ends of Carpet less than wholesale price.
Fast Color C)lalllen at 5 cents. Art Musllns at 5 cents.
500 YARDS OF 121-2 CENT FAST PRINTS FOR 10e•
Ladies' Real English Balbriggan Fest, ts5c., for 57c.
:3 pairs Fast Black Potton Hose for 23 cents. Ladies New
Fall Mantles in stock already, direct from the makers. New York styles.
Nu Man/Ie; in the Trade tit like them.
Also new Fall Dress Cools.
COLBORNE BROS., GODERICH.
Tie Great Carpet and Lace Curtain Warehouse
of the County.
Headquarters for
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having received a large stock of Boot, and Shoes for hall wear
direct from the leading manufacturers, we are prepared to give the
people of Goderieh and surrounding country first-class goods- lower
than the lowest._
Remember we will give you good solid leather goods at the price that
is usually charged for shoddy, and being practical shoe makers, know a
solid shoe when we see it
•
We have a large and raric4l .tock to choose from anti `feel= confident
that we can please you ill quality, tit and price. -
Call and see us. No trouble to showgoo11s.
The old reliable stand -
W. SHARMAN, Jr.,
Successor to E. I ew!tl!(o.
N. B. Custom work and repairin;; pronttly attends., tin.
NEW I.i2NES
1N -
=R=Ss Goo=s
Now arriving and to arrive, and although I (lc) not indulge in the
Spread -Eagle style of advertising so common at the present slay, a dis-
cerning public cannot fail to notice that the Goods 1 handle are New,
Seasonable and up to date. Prices are right every time and all the
time, Quality considered. I nerd not enumerate the different lines in
Stock and to arrive in slue course, but the public may rest assured that
no House in the Trade can do better, as I buy only from the best
Wholesale Houses, and on a strictly cash basis. One of my Specialties
just to hand in an Extra Wide Russian Navy Serge, hard finish, at a
Price never so low in the annals of the Dry Goals Trade.
In.gereess Easily 0.11ette1. t Per Cont. Mtereant tee Casa -
9064
A. MUNRO,
Draper and Haberdasher.
Choloe
Family
Groceries
The Best in the Market and the Most
Reaonable Prices at
R. W. RUNCIIALLN'S,
agaapteu street. Oeleelefa.
SPECIAL NOTICE
(bur Stock of
BUILDERS' AND GENERAL HARDWARE
Far T•11 trade ie now complete.
Lanes' Genuine Steel Rarn Door Hangers and Track , T Strap and
Screw Hinges in all Sizes.
jEITE L NAILS.
orb Ruy • Poor Na11 ?b0. s0 ens net Mess meds from SOFT RANI(' trial'. at . very
ss..11.11,.... 1. Pv1ss w• 0....h... to alt Mee&
WI ARE HHADQUARTRRB FOR
Portland Cement, Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plaster.
Roofing Pitch, Building Paper & General Hardware.
DAVISON & CO.,
seernm5Y r R. r. weeaelreas.
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