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BVRRY THl'R$DAY MORNING
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Oho+ et Yubttaauoo S sad IS, Nertherreet.
Oahu -we Octane.
T.ess of aoeawtpetes t
Ile 111110/00. La adtramea.
nee 1111:1111%
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e ss.ed .the pee ser Tsar
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to baa news to Three Rivera He had •vi-
tient& been killed by f&Hug down Us lone
M.11 isS s malt,
MNelda. Mr. fibber, of the Nelda Meth
edit Biers►, Tomato, to mentioned as the
webeklsaeee—or of Itev. A t' ('uermoe
at Kiagetea.
Montreal Police were •bastug l oomrge
Wilson fur robbery, whoa be jumped over
well hod fell forty feet, receiving (ated in
aortas
Rev. fir rows is reported to have said in
I•osdoe that Mr. Moody resolved #1,1100
Ss is reaegait:ere of hu weeioes is Toronto.
Ald. Hewitt has resittned his seat an the
roronto City Council un account of the
charge' made against ham in t'ostr•ctor
t ,,eheh'e evidence lefore Judge tI.Iioug•II.
.John .lohn•oo. • laborer, was threw°
down and killed in • barroom ting t et
t:uelph on Saturday es 'meg .John t'nos. a
moulder, has beat arrested en • •barge of
killing the mea.
General: eut,e,•riptioos aggregating
ver $l a'a.a00have
,000 are said to been of
i
sorer
for the new $.50.000,000 lose of the
t'nited -totes I; meat.
The ti.mingtou Arms Co., of Ihpo: N. 1
as said to nave received from the .lapaneee
l.o►ernmeet an order for 10.000 bayonets
It se ru,n"red that he war correspondent
sapturtd sad killed by the rhinos woe
a
tweet as weer Isbo.
Yew WW1., • etaadtae reosf$ of the ,late
which )eu am paid up. see that It as out
wed to fa.. Ito t• arrear.
hes Sc) one. .•f address le desired. h.dh
the std and itis new addnsa .boold be gat en.
he.erfl.ing Natee
laved and cheer nes'ial advertie,m.nt,. awl•.
law time for ern neon cud. mad f aeon pet line
Pm snob 4mi.eroet oast Measured by
n osincom carats of six Preen and redeem i)y per
Isar.
Advenasr.wnte of Lott. roan•,. +Prayed,
Iltwetlone Vavent. t.:twttoss Wanted air)
RuM...• I h..aon.. H'snt..d cwt .uroetiad e
Ibex nonpareil. $1 per month.
Howse, on .cal.• ani tons on Ns)e. bot to
e sansd A I. nee. Ii for er-t mouth. Sha. per • ib.
, Barone month, la=g. r whoa. In propert'on.
Aar epeeist ivories.. rt., 11001 t of stoke a to
Promote lb.. 1e.euniery h,'neilt elf any mei-
virtual or ren ,e..y, to h. roentgens' es ad
Vertlse,o.nt and cheered e.l accordingly.
Loral notice. in nonpareil type on. ..est per
word. polio( • .••.w.. hen air.
Localnoticee :s rod' rev, r.wi.og ftpc tRioi
n.'ete pee wont, No mai.. for IM. ti .. "?
Notions for churches and other relig,oas and I,
benevoleer ,pst'tutione I. .1f rate.
Frederic \ .Ihcre, the well known artist o
RI oak ar:d \\'hire, tunnel) of The I.,ndo.
:rdphic.
The urea football match on tuturday he
wean Tale ami lfat•ard ironitcd_aa-a use.
tory for the former by 12 to 4 It is eai.(
\ ale's tint game wale • fluke. and Horn erd
took a goal at the last ka,k, which aro on,
allowed, as the ball hal not dropped at thr-
eat!
hecatl of time.
'A heavy defalcation hos been dieraerwd
n the Shoe and b b=ier Rank of New York
lay. The bookkeeper. s. ft Sam, has
hie -ended with $354 000. Theatockhnldsre
held a meeting and decided to make the
amount good. F I:eker, a lawyer, is tri.
p,ieate.t sad hes tied.
The emotes of smallpox ac? diphtheria
hire throws ITetrow Into a partial pans.
epreod of the latter dieeae., particular
le, has been rapid. aid the Board of H;ahf
has ordered 'he closing of Bots webby &otitis..
pointed 1... sl''•,srci!ing %gout for ,he town.parochial s_h.tole The epdom=e is cootie
e Cowmen owme n edvenwp
leaera.
Agta
number DI' dl.plaTrl •4•••••Is.'
neer* will by inserted at the M•11owing rates
DK Inch. one 1.I.PrOOon. I
four ifluor tion*
I rocc
.. h.r•.• no ahs. t10Dq
nix m,cnlhs 3 00
No adverte..in.•nt hes than two inrt.M an
myth will be ,afcu4r.rt on ably. haw, S
llerfeet. disc...weall,sted I. net W)ruenm
es three Mann 'hi .•o„er.et t an per cont. on ms
gswth•'. •t,1 Is pro- ser.. on s roar',. Theee
eeedJtlows w 111 he at n,• • i y en fore d.
a
Ansae "Tile Ngtol" 1M/IoM v.
hnPscnb•r who fat t,. r.••e.rr Tout +,wsit.
r'enilarly. eoth.r h) ca•ru•r or by nem!. wolf
roarer a fav or by ac:=nau.i ing us of the (natal
as early a latent. poeelhte.
Moja-ea.-4 ntenn•s•rtpt• et:m orlw ref uric -
Carrer;w„etence nine be written ounce tide
of paper only.
Peefwla.er. retie.,
J. (. 1,. Tn.ie.l. of (ind.rleh. has teen sr
ii of Oseierict.. Colborne, A.hfle.td end el • , od to children. mid lb. mortality Spew.
nro
Local poet nowt. w e. er the distrlc'y/ are flan
*empwered to receive sthecrgptfo/a to Tilt MUNICIPAL BOOMING.
awn a L.
All oonamunicatlone must he addressed to
D. McUILI.I('t'DDy,
Ti. Arosat.,
Telephoto. can M. Or1.ri.•h. Imo
(sUUIClt!['H. THUH.tDA y. NOV. 00. IOC
THE MIX'S SI•IIIIARY
' PsIltittal : The Katrina -election pc -
solos slid •ees•petiuos will be tried at
Kingston Dec. 17.
ear John Tt. •pro-. will be Mere 1a es a
member of the imperial Privy ('coned le
comber 4
The nuu.l..•r of immigrants arrived at New
York from Eorope, fur the fiscal year end
tag 30th of .June. shows • decrease of over
9b,000 es compared with the previous year.
The ('.w•ervatives of West Huron will
nest at Victors Hall, (:adericb. Friday,
Nov. 30, to select a candidate for the Com
no.. at the forthcoming election.
Thursday, .January 24, is the probable t
dab for the meeting of the Manitoba ,
Legislature.
A petition a being circulated at Mont 1
real asking the Leetslatwre to rake steps 0
forth. suppression of the D., melon Alliance t
the t ltarens League and other a•seutios a
formed for the purpose of -ensues better
F: i.oe,lle municipal (Ariel seems
I to be ,ilequiteu.. He is to het found
eserywhere, and if an opportdnity to
i work his uu
efarits designs is not at
hend usually he Innes no time in creet-
ingg it
Fmi, .the largest city to the smallest
municipality, wherever the opportunity
exists for a servant of the people to
work deal in his own particular in
terest, the " public servant " w,llia•gg
to further his own interests et the
cast of the ratepayers has slways conic
to the front when occasion required
his presence.
New York, under Tammany meth
els has been shown by the Lexow
Committee, to be honey combed with
rascality from centre to circumference,
so far as municipal conditions were
•oracerned . the investigations In Mon
real have shows that the silts of
' Gotham were not confined to the
'rifted States . and the recent dowel
pments in the Toronto enquiry and
he resignations of Aldermen NTxwasr
nal lleeirrr, which have resulted,
rose that even in Toronto the Good,
he crime of using public place for
rivet* gain is not confined to bey
o.•ality.
venre. to say th
in al
t
very =unto paliittj whereacorporationt
oris have been prosecuted of late
ears, and where large amounts of
ublie moneys have been paid out,
ten in office have been "seen "'y
ntracton. If they haven't " ta=ken
e shilling " it has often been because
ie amount offered was not large
nongh.
Recently l:. H. Ostm a the eminent
wyer, in paying his respects to the
fendant in the Inglis vs Hewitt
se, referred in scathing terms to the
profeeronal alderman " the fellow
ho wax in municipal atters for
hat he could make. .Nile learned
unsel could have gone farther and
ken in "professional municipal poli
-fans ' of all grades for we have
own of men who occupied higher
itio.s then aldermen, orcount i lore
d who were not averse to " turning
heneet penny " when a contract
sato be obtained or a franchise or
emit wax to be granted.
In &bluer every city or town there
some municipal man or men who,
hough they toil not, nor spin, are
a position to live.well, spend money
ly. buy wine, play poker, and
ori the public for election
municipal offices, which, sl
ough apparently of no pecuniary
nesquesae, gives them a leverage
th eo.tractors and others of more
estio.able repute, and thereby en
es them to make a liberal living for
themselves at the expellee of the
belie.
The municipal politician. are not
the position for the salary that at
hes the " pampa" are what they
after and the way they olio( to
awl the effects they pet forth to
n position is usually proof psi.
municipal government, and the P. P. A.,
with which the former are often confused. t
At ( ampbelltoo,t,guit: the following nomin- P
&tiees were made to fill the seat vacated by I
Mr. Mercier's death in the Local Howe •
Conservative, Mr. Nicholas Arsenault, of
Carleton %Vest, flue. ; Liberal, Mr. Joseph
L'yr •f Caplin,
A New York Sun correspondent says Mr. y
Blake hes announced that he wall only hold P
kis not in the I:ntish Parliament till the n
next general election. co
Hoe. L H Devoe, with other Liberal th
speakers, will hold • series of political meet -
tag an Nova Seotia, bestnain, with • moot- tl
leg at Halifax on Dec. 3. e
Herbert Gardner hes published • reply
to Sir Charles Topper's Dundee speech, is la
which he says pleuro pneumonia exited on d•
the Mongolian last Summer, and the matter
meta with the eowstry to remedy. na
ilia saw treaty of immigrataw between
the United States and Chir& has been ap 11f
proved by the Chilies, Government, and w
will in all probability he ratified and go in- eo
so offset by Presideattas proclamation next
week.L
Meier. Thomas F Kiag.mdl, it. Daniel
A Ionaldeen, Fred Boyd, Waiter l scan, kr.
and Robert Logan have been ermet.d ao pos
o,eseetioe with the spiriting away of John
Morkts is London on sleetion and leek
dayan
lag him up. Mr Merkin a improving. an
Canadian : .1 edge Peters, of St. .John. w
N R., is dead.
Pe
Daniel Shea, an old Rrtti•h pensioner, is
Missing from his home in Hamilton
u
Twenty four head of trotting horses will
be shipped to Ragland from amilton the alt
H
week. in
The Prenatal Fat Stock show will take free'
plans is (:s•Iph on December II, 12 and 13 w
At Iforwond on Saturday the football t,,
made of the high school at that plaite d♦
foaled the Koos .'ollege listen, I to 0 (-
The Hama%e
r,aster Hoek has arrived at c O
Ra1N•s short N coal, hens, had • tempest w1
boss voyage from 4'hr•ieusgeend.
The eessene. Tiber, whisk arrived at nu
ebb
Montreal on Satarday, had a terrible sit.
peewee. is the 'Jell
Edith Censer. a Hamilton girt of Mess Pe
pease. imbed up ter stoning, mad=e ewe se
*nw*ssful ameapee w her ewe Ills in
itis hotly s( Mrs Newry Rlrvy, itis bon gee
boss miltiq time Arum Fast` boo ba.
tsont M lie Akbs.a Bw . w'arI_.J, are
Sa hidesn bsiy el Mr. Isals.b, dsnj.k, °OOe
Mr awed et the loot of iho suis brolly op nets=
Si,. that their bread and cheese
beer is the stake for which they
andt$e Salvationist& would call a real
play 'geed time of it. J. K. G: tt'nT, who
some n ora iia auwe received the Pat
Pen nolhlltiation for the ('umuworlw, was
turned does on • sole of 31 to 6, be-
tsuw of non-support of l'andidate
l'omtoa.v at the Legislative election,
and the nomination went to U. A.
FoNaasTlit, of Clinton, on the first bal-
lot. Trios. (tt.slHILL and Joe. HELL
were the only name, that went to the
ballot with FLassnrea, although .l Arch
t'oemoLL1, Aims Rouse -noon and
others were nominated. Fonitlun xK s
address to the convention was a mod
hot our. and gave to th,.or alio had
not had a previous opportunity. ..f
hearing him an idea that the Patrons
of West Huron had a little Ulan of
their own who wee able to handle Lint
-elf to aclventege in any platform con
'oast that might conte tttr.
THE CASE OF J a C. NOBLE
A BROCAIIRE has just been issued
giving a succinct account of the matt
set in which the firm of J. t C NateLli,
of K llareev, doing business as a fish
ing company, were ruined. practically,
by the action of the Marin,. and
Fisheries Department of Canada.
F'r►oa it we learn that on the nth
and filth days of May, 1894, four
.team tugs and a number of sailboate
which iielenged, or were supposed to
belong, to J. tt C. NOIILL were seised
lay "Tabery Overseer ELuorr at Squaw
Island and Hyng Inlet, es tie (:per
Irian Itat. The seizure was Made under
inetructiorts from the Department of
M f'I110 and Fisheries to the overseer,
uc answer to a telegram hint from
that the NotiLes were fishing without
a 11ceniie'.
During the following month
charges were laid against them
fishing without a license, and t
were brought before Police Mtygist
Helioss on or about June _"l, w
one of the charges was withdra
ants upon the other a line otr
imposed.
The tugs and boats seized, soh
were valued at several thousand
lane were not returned, but the
boat, were sold by privets sale, is
oat notice to the Somme and
tugs were advertised for sale
tender, which has been postponed fr
time to time.
As soon as it had been made kno
that the seizure had been utatl.,
NuNL4Y represented to the 1)epertmen
hat they had been treated most
ustly and .nfeirly by the oversee
hat they did not inters,' to dib a
king wrong . that they had sent
heir tugs and boats to the fish=
rounds with the full expectation tl
icense would lie received in due cos
is they had made application and
-antedtheir few lie "'tidy as Marc
lust other fishermen had adopted
iutilar course, w hose hosts hal n
been seized . and further that th
ad Iteert led late a trap by the ov
eel, who had concealed from them t
act that their licenses were not like
be granted, expressly it, order
time them to send out their boats
gmei faith, in order that he mig
are the opportunity of seizing thele
These representations having bee
fide to the Deportment, the Non.
ere stet with the aaswerthat nume
us complaints had been made again
min to the Department in form
ars, that it was stated and believe,
he the fact that they had been co
cted of violations of the F'isherie
ct and Regulations, that the
nduct in other years had been sue
to justify their tiring treated
thaws, and that they court expec
leniency whatever, even if it w
ue that they had in this instar
u harshly treated by the Fisher=
e rseer, anti that their offence w
rely a technical one.
The Nostra asserted asrted tha
e statements made to the Depart
nt against them were for the meet
rt gross slanders , that it was un
e that they had, as charged, per
tently violated the law and incited
era to do the same , and that if
charges had been matte, upon •
Air investigation they could satin
fee=l, explain or disprove them.
n the month of July a Commis-
ner was appointed to investigate
case, and the evidence went to
w that in thirty years, during
eh time, either by themselves or
ugh employees, they had been act
y engaged in the b siaeas, they
never been convicted of an d-
ee until 1893, when they had
gilt a quantity of pickerel which
as alleged they knew to have been
lly naught. The overseer watt
reviled to state that he had never
en of • single conviction agai.lst
, and that he never even heard
one, and swore more than once
ng his examination that his sole
for refusing to recommend
for a license this year was the
alleged convictionw
oder thecircumstances it looks
• grossoutrage bed been per
ted upon J. k C. Notts, who
sot truly been hrobjected to • low
upon their tugs of some $25,000, bet
have had the business of • life -time
taken from them by the high handed l
action of • Department of (Govern
remit. Surely the Government of this
Dooninion has some higher plans of
duty than to allow itself to he used as tha
ed
a Juggernaut for registering e er
levest designs of • sptesoti. Aelisei.t
impostor.
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THE Patron. ref Wrist Hums met at
Carlow Saturday last, earl had what'
THE Editor of Saturday Night now
claims that there are two of hint. One
is E. E. SHEPPAaRD, and the other
writes the articles sod signs Himself
" Don.- - " Don has the privilege of
.tttw. (:rig the wide world, personally
or otherwise, but nobody is to hold E.
+I &hirer SRI) tp p011sTi%—for what
u Don " writes. The law of the land
doesn't allow of this dual conception
of the esteemed " Dori," and if that
vet -until,. writer at any time perlwtrates
a libel. E. E. SuerrAKn will ifesersed
with the writ. He can t Mork his
I)r. .JI:K)'I.L and Mr liver: orf on
the public that way.
IT is said that B. B. tines, the cele.
'rated criminal lawyer. is to watch the
boodle alderman investigation in To
ronto in the interest of the hoistiler..
His experience in eronne,•tion with the
I )ttaw•:a iioxllers will make his spry i, es
axtreutely valuable to the pert -set
ahlernien.
The ,cities are wheeling into lane
for Mow ST in good shape. Hamilton.
Ottawa, Loudon, I:r:antforl, and
Windsor are now in the whirl and
K incite,' ...ill soon enter the Alarmed
circle.
SNAP SHOTS -
Is Mayor Essear still pining for
an early session of the Legislature.
The town is free from the demi
monde et present. Let/ he kept free
The oldest inhabitant claims that
it is about time for Indian Summer
Mohtreil and Toronto might list
thums in the matter of stay alder
turn.
Pores Life of Sir JOHN MA
lIONStn has appeared, and the tt
Man is once more beatified
If the weddings ami funeral; of
the ('tars are any criterion. Russia
travels to mighty slow music
The .laps has. walked into thin
with a vengence. The campaign show
the preponderance of brain over brawn
it doesn t take long for a Toronto
alderman to (discover that his useful
nest is gone when a skilful lawyer anal
an upright judge gets after him.
That Military College in Kings-
ton, outside of being a greedy sink-
hole for good Canadian dollars, doesn't
appear to have much of a mission i■
the interests of the Dominion.
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A WOAD TO "$ZONAL" REAOEai
()N and after Jam. I, the ('moth
*deems" system will f. adopted .d T
Swam ofbos. That is the only syr
upon which a aewspapr can be etavo.wfell
earned on. sad has bees adopted by alio
eew•papsrs and away of time leading cum
try Journals-
Those of our reefers who subscribe f
pry newspapers are aware that they hats
My for them in a•dva.•,e, and tweet hnsiu
to de r•. ver the same persons will yrar
and yet out wishes to pay for their boo
paper, and will• -aft•,, let the 'our* etasd f
a t. , i., .-t y 'or. This a not right at inn
boast.
During the pal fifteen .ears, Tux Si...
has lost t h.•u.ands of du i by dwelt
suhecribere, and maid* of the pest mon
hu been compelled to place several hu
dads of William worth of subr•nptIona
legal hands for oollection tither se
scriber. have been notified (tum our cows
mg room that their arrearage must be
up or the claims against then. also will
pacem
',humid wort for collection. 'Phis is
bluff it a r
straight humors anal if out a
tended to costs will he ascurred
.r 'he above reasons los have decried
adopt the l.5H 811STEM at Now 1' .
swe h. pe to ON me ,ate memo
thrmeelvesccordiagly To those who ha
responded to our statements we extend
best :hanks; to those who have thu• f
failed to resposd w(
r we now extend a la cal
before the accounts paout of our hand
N . l'usiea ecan he run without money
even under the N. I'. and we aro not gem
to try to do it in the future.
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An Overcoat,
A Suit of Clothes.
Are any of these articles on
your list? Are you a ready -money
buyer? Would the saving of from
$1 to $5 on an investment of from
$5 to $20 be an inducement to you
to pay Cash ? If so don't make
any mistake about the right place
to buy. Ours is the
aur in the County where you can get a
complete outfit. Do you know
what Cash and One Price means ?
If not, come here and see.
Don't pay a high price with_the
idea that you're getting something
better. You're not, you're only
paying the long credit prig.
DOMING AND GOING.
Mi. (STti6 116y1pj. flatting is the Wanly
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McLeod and R. Price visited Seaton
last week
lir and tire. F. Doe cum; t' isitrd Rni
se!. last week.
Rev .1 W. Hames, . f t hnto°, was a
root this week.
tit., Seeyd, of Reaction, was m town
Than keg,.ing day.
Will .Isckw°, of Clinton, was visiting an
town the past week.
hair Aiken spent Thanksgiving Day at
her home in St Mance
Mae. +ybml Toms stent Thanksgiving with
friends in the queen 'try
Messrs. A Stratton and I.ord•o Render
son visited Clinton last week,
Mr. find Mrs A. !Landers spent Thanks -
Jiving with relatives an G&WThe Clinton News Record says Miss Edna
Curtis is visiting friends to 10110
Jae who has been wheelsma■ on
the ate t lympis, returned home list week.
!ties grace, of Stratford, visited relatives
in town for a few days during the past
week.
Miss F. ti Buchanan left on Tuesday to
visit her surer, Mn. H F. Sharpe, of To
Motif.
Mw Webb, who was injured by a felling
signboard, has denseslightly improved deog
the week.
Mrs. Fenwick i Margie Rarri was the
guest of Dr. Whitely during her stay Imre
last week.
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Capt. McDonald, of the schr. Mary, re.
Id turned home on Pn lay last, having laid up
his re,iml ia Windsor
Capt U. Sutherland, of the schr. rater
act, returned hone last week, having laid
up his vessel in Sarnia.
•J. McLeod, who had been wheelsmen on
the propeller, 1% R H•ll, returned home
from Fort William last week.
Rev. Jos. Edge of North st. Methodist
church, and It., Mr. t:eme, of Hensel!,
exchanged pulpits on Sunday list.
Dr W. F. ('lark, V. M., was in Brumfield
on Monday, attending a meeting of the
Huron Veterinary Medical Association.
Wm. Baxter, who has hew let mate of
the prop. German, returned hors last
week, the German having laid up to AAta-
bulah Harbor.
T Babb, D. McDonald, .I. Hall and
David Wilson, who had been employed on
dredge No. 9, during the Mason, esteemed
home from Port Arthur last week.
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Now that the Jap& have ousted
the chines. from Port Arthur, Jot
CONNER knows what te do with that
other %stern, who has occupied his
strategic point since last June.
The cider will flow just about the
time when D. A. Fosastrraa ia hie
"blue jeans" will toe the scratch in
West Huron against the Hon. J. C.
Pei -sallow and his pants with stripes
down the sides.
Notwithstanding - that Hon. 1:. E.
ForITRR prates about the good times in
Canada, the C. P. R. statement last
week showed a falling off of $39,000
es against that of the corresponding
week last year
Wonder if there was any of the
poker funny business in connection
with the (==orlon k Maxwell .teal.
(:.Tots was an all round sport, and
came here to sell. But who was our
Ideal " V maim, f
It in stated that Hoe. Epstein)
BLAea will not sit in the imperial
Parliament after his present term ex-
pires He could he better employed
at home when the nest general elec-
tion comes armed.
The tide in favor of Oaoaos
Actinic," for the mayoralty hes been
rising steadily during the peat week.
A ba si mes man with bunnies es meth_
ods is badly needed at lie head el the
town eaagi just now.
The Signal
twos mon salts opottal attention te its
Job Printing faaidWes, whish are eaar-
passed outside the eines for the preempt
aid proper .x.eut•se of all obsess of
prtutiag. A perusal of this aa.waon-
, neat may suggest something you may
he is seed of, and u gaol no. we solo
e it your patronage, f.sllsg eafident
that our efforts to please will meet with
the approval of our patrons
llott, dead•
This useful sine is kept in the full
range of qualities same am letter
heads. While
Iat«er %%cod s
is this line we have a very large
stock of fine writing papers suit
able for every class of business
represented is this locality, coo
pang laid and wove, lineae,
quadrille and other papers, ruled
or unruled, as may be required.
'* t ttno . %%cod►s
are not so generally used, they All
an important place i. °omme roial
correspondence. See whet we've
got under the above heads,
#\\ `cvsmk% of Work
is the typographical printing line
can be in this establishment
in an
expeditious and attiatis
an
OWE NIrA A.% vi\\ be. Sou losscui
were rtasowob\t.
We extend our thane fee pest fan
en and *elicit • ee+tlal.a.e of lie
Ill -Bs inns, 0
The best things from the best
makers are here, all marked in
plain figures at one price ---always
the lowest price You're welcome
to look, to examine, to compare.
IFW SVC
GOSuo`OnQVrK,e
EVERYTHING TO WEAR.
Down they go again!
Another Slash,
Another Cut,
Another Sacrifice,
AT THE GREAT
DISSOLIITION OF PARTNERS lIP SLR
Ji1RASER & PORTER's,
Dresden China Coffee Cups,
Regular Price. 50 eta. each ; sale price, 15 eta. each.
Silver and Celluloid Photo Frames,
This is the week to buy them. Special Lines at 15 eta. and
20 eta. each.
Celluloid Photo Albums,
Regular price, =I.40 sale price, $1.00.
Fancy Cups and Saucers,
Were 75 ets , sale price, 25 eta. and 35 eta. each.
Largest Stock of Miscellaneous Books,
outside of ('ity of Toronto, in Cloth and Leather Bindings.
straight discount of 23 per centoff
Beautiful Presentation Volumes
at Dissolution Sale Price..
All Xmas Goods at Sweeping Re-
ductions, as they must be sold
by JANUARY 1st, 1896.
NO GOODS CHARGED AT SALE PRICES.
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