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ivai.aehetbe en load ter plates*Utase-
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r•r.r de o 1�ee and Mistime ale
Oar p•a•ns eaw.cttas .e meth.
arm se thM..rva.
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✓ tar �ttleal�so-Over Willem, •
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L pees. to (lee--MeL.... Mucci. Mese-
, eel.. Nightoat s from Brian. li.a*CIlauge
1AR J. lHAMILrON, VK-'rl;R1NARY
Hes gnarl nate of Vetere Veteslasry
College. 7 , Registered mrmln r .f O•..
term v Meemal Aesuclauoa Calle
n rwMptlyyW d al ail hours. des
ght
nicest Opposite Otwurs
.
Hilt.. Oiler
M. u. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER, SO
fetter. mem ain=em s. ems.• Mucor 10
WM. Oro..: ter. Hamilton and lit. • •-
drew'e-eta. Gs Leh. 0.t. J.1
1 OFTUa R. DANCEY, K+1(RItsTEB,
J eslmlmr, ('.nvyo•oer, to.. etc. Meng
t„'can at =west rinse. Horton•• Meek. Up
melte Ceiberee Howl. Uodenc h. tet. 111n
1 LEWIM, BARRLSTRR, P11440mN.aot (hearth
ah Colborne this. 11tg
D O. BAYS, B&RRIBTEK. 11OLICiT
11i. OR, to 0r.e Nurtb-e4. emit doer
Pies•L Mace. Yri iv.. rands to lead •t
lowest eerie of Interest. M N- -
CI ABRAW a PROUDFUOT, BAR.
'.1 Oster.. ♦usrneys, Solicitors. &A...
Guderoh. J. T. 011110W. QCpdm,t
eAM=k0NN, HOLT & HOLSIY.S,
'J tharrtst.ra, Solemn, la dancer, ex.
ooaselek 0, Osm0.erea. �; P. Bolt
DIldlen WANK
O. WARD, CONVEYANCER,
J . ao.,aed e.mmheteaer for =true and rr
etivl.g newel new ot bail. al/Havre et
arrm.tlssa. d.posttuoe or auiemL declare-
t1.ns r or ear aay .orae- eaor pe
ess (j y a -
Is he Court of Justice, the
Orissa Appeal ver Ontario. or is any CO
ss Dtvlslsa lty'.ose1. Ali twtae•et1os.
�Desssssis Omottell""littrit
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t t:MAGER, CON VHYANI'ING AND
ineursima efaee. sMowei.Y.rett'e Maw!
LOIIEY TO LEND ON MORTfAOS
at !ii per amt. Nowa di.wuated. C.
ORR. setae epps.lteM.rtls'. Hetet. teed►
IMeb.
1AONEY TO LOAN. - $25,000.00
FI Private read. to 1•.d atSi per oval. ea -
s • t.Colborne a tiHD� (,'iii * 11
tt J. T. 1(A THL, 11BE, LITH AND
L e eeeideat lasareaeo Weak; al lowest
Ole-0er. $.rtleel. and liguare. Yod-
:
o TO WAN. APPLY TO
SROM Mot l BOU
WM
MONZY TO LYND.-A L. A R (11
ssuonntof Private reads for Ltsssmen
lahlwest
.BAARO t a OrPROOO(TDVOOT ne Morissam. Atha)
EuisIIADOLLPFIi, GYJi &UAL IN IN •
On'7Sitileseentr"ilasey to Estate
wd stralsh
Immo at the /ewe=("rale of interentafislot
• way es gait tha narrower.
1 hiss lgrre. West Stre._Uodn
1i9sI>rruotas • I Ututsl.
Q,ODIRIOH IIHOBANIOB' INSTI-
TUTE LIBRARY ANL RSADINii-
ROOM, eor. of Best .treat •ad sawn lap
made.
Open treat 1 se e Rut., cod tram 7 to 10 ran.
ABOUT 11000 VOL'S 1N LIBRARY.
Lending Day, R'•etly end IU idrakl
)g�P Y cos., etc- , on Fins.
OS.tT. ONLY *Lea,
boo .w sad Reoetsm.
yra� semberm ip received by
it Lamm
J. H. COLBORNE. R. HAMILTON.
�s�,slsr�
Las iise.
Rasmus lastei'Itsb fid.
THO�MAB OOD•NeDRY, AUOTIONIIR
ASI Largs. end lanewldr. FM law Oa.
end Ogre Detect Matta lar. Oo. sales at-
*•nded to le w part of tM county. 10-17
JOHN KNOX, GENERAL AUO-
_s�s�s� sad Lead Valuator. 9edsrieh.
r~ ap. les t•
mge6elba v .sin
4s >• • tlle•wp•
Weems ealfmpt.4 M him. brise ld1 .t
I[�arU 1a,1MIAOt.,, or .eat by mil se hisP.sddtwss
Cwux Oeumv Ams. eareIwiect ~ fB1.1
THE TALI OF THE TOWN.
As A -rive ("ovum:¢. - • The ..amber, el
the oommittes for edvssbsnp the tows'. in.
*ere= ale dovui.g • plan f..r moving the
Maitland Home from the ("Ration to some
selected epos ow Hems • basks 1t snob •
scheme de socowtmlly carried not the pe -
set ere may lutiJy claim a tows testimonial
1r N'ucL1' as • Boom. -W have hese
informed that Demon Z Co. intrad ,,
beteg in between five and six minute feet it
lumber tba....n,. to Gelerioh, if suitat.o-
duek room eau be had. It is to be bot-e•i
that tfirre will be nothing dg the eat of
rentor the required dock room. as the
haat/hag of the geaotl•.y of loather meu
tiered • uuld mean. large output of erste,
antelle t the laboring sten of the town.
A VutTar:L S, u&.ii - A little three
year old d•aghter of John Burns, V.ct•ria-
et.. u • weeder for her age. Shit can read
sad spell as readily as the average pupil of
eaves or eight years Raoe.tly she visited
Rev. Father West. cod the reverend gentle
w ith was delighted with her youthful iotel-
(ig.oee. He found .be weld read scbr of
looks, used by pupils of .mice her age,
with greet precision and aptitude, and his
debght was increased by her perfect know
leige of the mewing of every word and eso-
1suoe real. She is the prole et her parenon
and well might they be proud of having
inch an inrilligeat little dein/Mar.
A PL&A1:ANT }.\'xlrlw: - There Irma •
good Wand/woe at tbe open meeting of
C .!1.48.1. Literary Society Friday evesiag,
whee the ft (lowing programme was premed
d. President's address, C. Dorris ;
strutaeotal solo, Miss Campaig.e; reading,
Mita Mardon ; solo. Mr. M.Cluskey ; read-
ies, Mr. Beckett; chorus, glee club : away,
Mr Hooper ; question drawer, Mr. Strang;
quartette, Messrs. Simpson, McKat,
McDowell and Harvey ; recitation, Mies
Farrow ; impromptu, Mr. Seiler ; editor'.
n elecuona, Mr. McBursey ; solo, Miss L
Msest lied save the Queen. Miss Moss
ma5.."4uS 01st play In our yard any
sees `; eni'ms M oe mealy as to take the
Conigi.se by Mann. During the
madras were pawl, thanking the "At
Henle" oommitt a and the retiring executors
ter se ably carrying out their allotted duties
the peat term.
Ft imam. The funeral of the late Mary
Sinuss took place b nday morning from the
Seasons reudeuoe, Cambria Bead, Meseta.
P. Feed, L Graham, D. Wilson, Geo. Heo-
der.ua, Jim Hyslop .sd Jae. McIntosh
bang the poli bearers. The proo.mien ar-
rived .t St. Peter's cbarch shortly after 9,
and .t eke conclusion of the religious dere
mo.y, proceeded to Colborne cemetery,
where the casket was placed in the family
pilot M.ny of tbd deceased lady's relatives
and • largo number of old friends were
preens at the obsequies. The late Met.
Simone w w bora in Aberdeenshire, Scot-
land. ones 86 years .,ace. and is 1856 tailed
with her husband for Canada, tattling in
God.rieb towsnhip- After twenty years
farming the Indy moved to the o.onty town
whore she resided until her decease. year
=didn't' survive, namely, Miss Jessie,
Goderiob, Mn. Wm. Mewed. Li/olivine.
Ky., Charles, Beyfeld, and Mn. Edward
Shames. McEwen, Teen.
Bon5IN,: Toa TOW'S. -The follcwiue eiti
roes have contributed toward. • fund to ad-
verts= the tows .e • hummer resort ' ('.
A. Noire, J. W. Marsden, Colborne Bros.
J. T. Acheson. F. J. Pronoun, Thos. Tilt,
J. I!. Davis, 1). McCormick, W. J. Dow-
ding, R. Price t Sou, R W. McKenzie. C.
A. Humber & Son, S. M. Halliday, Jobs
Bauer, Harper tt leo, Robe. McLean, W.
L. Horton, H. E. SseU & Co., Geo. Porter,
W. T. Welsh, W. Sharman, Ir., S.slt.
Bros., J. R. Sharman. W. C. Goode, Miss
Osmer.s, G.N. Davi., W . T. Marney ..d C.
R. 86sse t Co. The sum has beim handed
t. R. C. Hays, treasurer of the commune,
.ad .dverti.•mestt will be inserted is the
tollewisg papers --Detroit Free Press, News
sad Tribune, (leased Tobiase, St Lour
(;IobieD,moci•t, Louisville Courier -Jour -
sal, Cimcin.tti Repairer. The oommitfee
M werkin4 meat esergetioally, and it is hop-
ed • great deal of good will result fres
their labors in the interests of tbe teeth.
1N THE 1410H COURT OF JUSTICE.
Vie 0..awary gisn ssi swore ■w Lord.
.11p Liss/ Amato Mereditk,
Following are the remainder el this mese,
.ad the results therein, that appeared baler.
His Lrdeltp Chief Justice Meredith yes-
terday :
Robertson vs. Bose. Anon to not aside
two deeds of lewd .e frsadwlont .ed void ea
ageism plsisti1, wM nus • creditor.
Judrwant astir& .aide both deed. with
ems. (farrow. Q.C., for Off.: Ayleewortb
.ad Boat ter dsbe. J. M. Bess and J. T.
Irvin.: P. Holt ler deft. J. W. Beim
Ds.ssO vs. Prost. Adis for wages dm
4 daft. M pl[ 8etelsd by tee parties,
d.11..gr.ois, M realist for IWO witboet
emu. (amen, 4C . for pfd-• ; Vomits**
ter ask
Merrill ea. How. As intim by iee
u reeky of Morris .s.inst the swimmy M
ewp•l Ile se ay to pay its properties el
tb sspre el bsildkM certain bridge.. E.
1., askew* for pl[, Darrow, Q.Q. far
deft. Jolgm.nt reserved.
Baylor re. Bober. As tutees by pM. to
not eve. will et t►. lath Wm. Behar as
mtv'tynl gnswri. Aolies diastole& wMb
eesbl. Apione ertb A en* her pia; Darrow.
Q. C., far dill
Daiwa 5588.1 vs. L.kharl Aileen he
eat aide es ewer' for feesilies of . biles
salsa .e_Ysa Iwres . ulnen, 4 Q,
ter pI . 1. L D{.balasw, ler dell
L
& Laidlaw .. at . Ageism en hal
bent. Addles dMoMam& will .mina Ayier
weesb, Q. Q, Mr pito Prosaic* Mr AGA
fes gisRig.a,�g.4.t res»....
M. amid d *oarm wed a rtes
Omdois r » _
than fat .aelndr Mr 7r MMasess the
• ..
through all right. Thew Wale ears • r
the imploded Madre. et • brother .f R.
8. and T. E. Miller, of this .hip, beth
parents having died .bat • year sr es ego,
leaving them .11 atom in that far off lead -
Mr. Millar, with kis tittle Marrs, mom
over the l'.aadtan 1'.•thu vial 010.1 North-
ers, arriving i. `81 Paul len* Saturday
night. sod resohi•g this any w Meade, .
The children seem to hay. enioyd thew
long journey. and by reason art their Amigo
of haMutteo will eil.erte.ve tbe novelty al
eve.. $u..ms• oomwg In •asoes.ioa. TM
8. 1 of Salisbury was on the sass ate.m-
• . nth them. on bar tut-) around the world.
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.
We wederd.ad that Mr Taylor, from
14. rim, velli shortly t.ke po.ee• iuu of the
0odlert.•h Woollea Mills.
.1... Stewart, of Saltlurd, is bwldtag •
ex...m•.Lons two story brava veneered
swelling no tine corner of south -et and
EI,ilu Avenue.
A young nos et I H lroraell fell from
. Lenon Wednesday while p:. yiug,•od broke
W wrest. As a osestqueuue ne will be laid
up foe come time.
A. Weir has puroha..d the statiuwy
burger of 11 K. Carrick, sad will room..
the stuck to the old stand la the Actwsoo
block M song as possible.
- The I;oder.ch club was out in
full taro, Thursday ever.ing,sad carried out
.umber of rather difficult evoluttuaa credit-
ably. Kugler Bate, by his •iwlleot play -
iog helped the slasuiuvere oenoider.bly.
Messrs. Bird, McVicar, Rayls. Shaw and
Mtewar+ have taken up their abode la
•• B•.helors' Hall." •'Kscb•lors' Hall," ,o
subbed by their friends, is the hoe re.r-
fence of Mrs. Hays, on St. Patriok-.t.
The gentlemen will no doubt lied it one of
the prettiest and most conveateat rest -
d. time In tows.
COMING AND GOING.
J W. Smith, the F...i .t baker, i. on •
trap to F.naland.
Mrs. Thos. Graham u recovering from her
recent severe .amde.t.
Impostor Paisley. of Clinton. was in tetra
Friday on Bosses business.
Kees Price u now able to be around, bav-
iug come viotonously through • loot[ net:•
of III•esm.
E. G. t'ourtic,, recently engaged by the
God.rioh dlrg.. Co. re tr.velkr, h.. start-
ed for Etateru Canada and the lower prov-
inces.
Mr. aid Mrs. S. H. White, of Summa.
New Brunswick, arrived m town Thurs-
day oa • vait t• thea relative., Mr. and
Mrs. C. G. Armstrong
DEATH UF ALEX McMURCHY.
ins Reeve en At.1.s Passes •w.7 Atter a
loam and Severe 1lraees.
Clinton New Er.: Though not unexpect-
ed, the death of Alexander Mehlurohie,
reeve of Clinton, which occurred yesterday,
will oases • feeling of morose sorrow ted
eaduesi wMrever this gentleman was knows
-and be w.. tienenallr .cqu•tntod loth •
great many of the restdes1 of the meaty,
trona oae end to the other. For some time
peat, In fact autos 1882, he hes been *suffer.
sr
suff r -
sr from diabetes, and knowing that the
ultlm•te result of this would be fatal, be
hos comhatted the advemoe of deem with
an iron will, palma/ through a Douree of
sell -imposed treatment that none but a per-
son of indomIrble purpose oould endure,
omd he had the fret sstafaction of koow-
we that but feu the hygienic course pur-
sued. he would in •11 probability have long
ago pealed away.
He was born in Va's hos township,
York, on August let, 1� and was mot,
therefore, an old man ; his Lather was one
of the first settlers in York. Mr. Murchie
remained on the farm until he was 24 rears
of age, packetr up what education and in
formation be could. In 1859 he moved to
Clinton and took • situation •a traveller for
the late Mr. McTe.g•rt, who was them en-
gaged in the manufacture of tanning milk.
Im 1862, in o.mpanr with the late Joseph
Cbldley, he became a partner. mid se re -
mimed until 1982, when be assumed stir.
.satrol; shortly after wards the hum woe en-
throned by the admisdoo of Messrs. 1). Mc -
Carrie and A. McKenzie. which has .ince
bees kmwn under the .tyle of Mehurobie
& co.
Mr. MoMtirebie's name was • syuomran
for bose.ty and integrity. H. regarded a
man's ward in all thing of as mush value
as • written agreement, and would carry
oat to the letter any promise that he mode,
teen it it meant • financial loon to himself.
H. abhorred anything m the shape of .ham
.r deceit, mad hai no beeitauoo in openly
desesm.ing whatever he believed to be
wren.. Strom, in his own convictions of
right, he was not • mon who ooald be .way -
e d loom the path of duty by any persuasion
or impulse
For eine years he has been reeve of the
tows, an ofBos he held at tie time of bio
death. In this position be ..peemlly =-
jotted the oombdeso. d tt-. pelta Eves
these who at times regarded him as nudely
mottoes and careful, knew that be eould
n ot be .uilty of intestional wro.g doing.
Eitnv.gant or improper taw of public
fends he would not tolerate tor • moment,
sad be was • most caret's' .verde.. of the
public trust. Ususually well informed i.
municipal •ff in, po..ss.is4 well-trained
meatal faculties sod with s11 the oomph:
and istric•te detail. M any ruble atter.
thorowgbly at commend. be wee • w el
more than ordinory ase pt.Nlity .t wiei-
pJ gstheri.ge, •.d so well nus the knows
and appreciated that he *Wes, mesh
.light after, was almost h.vrisbly a.sspt-
ed without gae.ti.n. As • member of the
county torah, he was simply ievakish's,
esp.ei.11y is egad to land ..mere.»t.
Mambos pmwos.Il almost every farm es
every essomien of the county, W volume
Mem, *bee • mnom►er of the egrUstles
t,m.alttos, was mewed as asthmatic
A member ales of tit. Hew of Refuge
semmitte•, his beat Alerts were gives to
Mb genion until the ssMor eau. brought
te • wileasmftti Mmes. he realising fully the
bsn.dq wish an Mitatiss wesid G to the
peer of the soleey.
Mr. Melee/olio has feu years b... •
twlasber of Willie Presbyteries .bent, .
*rads. Jin., soil one of the Board .1 Man-
agemmen, .ad se Iwo se Isis Meech would
allow, wee a regular mustiest en the ern -
loss .l t►. eksreb. PdiNmlly he was •
d.. - Liberal, esti • few year. ego was me.
numbed to {o before • Liberal ewiventd.n,
b., he pceitlsaty destined- By sere mad
pradsles be was able t Isere hie family
wwll ler. H. leaves • wife, w
eon sad twodanibters- wee of tbe Weer
baling *be wife et Dr. Robert /womw-
Manns.: or Coogan. Coarmpue. The
Fisaam. Committees met Friday mesing and
Prepared • report for pr sset•tioa at the
mit :.snag of Gesso& The thief item
disowned wta the raw of intorme o• the
tows. di.sounts, for which thine were two
.term, rmely, Beak of Mmtreal 6%. Beak
.f Commerce lei i,- There was also an otter
for the mend of the town's caking (nada.
Oa mem the severs offers were left in
the beads of the Mayor sad Treasurer to
aside 1k. q.atioa 1t was oleo decided
to renamed the nasal grans to the town
band es the oesditio. *hat see day'. service
M gives fres to the town yearly. The
8p.si•1 Committee agreed to report that
Gee. Riss•it be greeted • portion el W old
burial grounds e• the same oondiees that
Gelber.. Bros. t Harrows e.mpUsd with.
A proviso wee •Iso ceded that the lease
slay he termis•ted any lame by either
party es Ovum nim mamtlm' seise It
was aloe aged that the offer of Ulm Par-
i rs'e lend for • psbiie perk 8. set .e
..pied•
A 7,000 M u Tato -The tllowles from
Ole Eip. Maw, Tim.s.rekre t Moe orphan-
ed children of David MOlsr. res of the lam.
MMus MuIMr, .: this tows. end brother
of J. R. end W. R. Mill:. ef Taranto.
fernier .tuYemts of Gd.ri.► David MUM
will be lwmemaersd by old ...I seeklairimg
bins N esu tams • dark r Dealer(". More
our bats 1Maegere arrived as IF lam
Maeday sighs. They were *1*. seer ANN -
patios, or se rly co--- t8e land el geld, Asap
met and
Aestralles ballet grim.
Phos were wwsmpemts& y men, R.
&
Millar, et this Idsp, vel. were » VOW
sneer. RCL, le mod Item sheet awe
weeks ego Misp wore Mani. Miller, 11
years .f ego. aaaes, 7 yews, Dave&, shone
4 sod Awing. I ram w.& & :clam awl
they isms • see "yam 1 store 7,000 sass
v .Mrs. I. tkmrgo N obs a1 ordls .f d.
Olsadr Podia else - Wtrafat... Thew
ism II logs so far osibb bib MO
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DON'T
Find fault with he cook if
the pastry does not exactly
suit you. Nor with your wife
either -perhaps she is u# to
BLAME
It say be this lard she is
using Sr shortening. Lard
is indigestible you know. But
if you would always have
YOUR
Cakes, pies, rolls, and bread
palatable and perfectly di-
gestible, order the new short-
etstng,"COTTOIENE," far your
WIFE
Sold in 3 and s pound
pails, by all grocers.
Made only by
THE
N. L FAIRBANB
COMPANY,
Wellington sad Ann
Sea.. Montreal.
-•
ih it+tt♦,i -ore..: 4sM,,to a yr,„ 1
kMie, meta.
In Jesuitry, 1892 my sou was takes with
Kidney dee. se. Though attended by throe
pbistctan.. and ohaoge of climate he grew
Iroise and by '93 had fallen teem 196 Ib.. to
96 Ib.. 1a 10 doys from starting to nae Dr.
('Yaw'. Kidney -Liver Pills we were able to
move ham boas. In 4 mouths be gained 50
lbs., and was fully restored to health by the
use of this mdicia.. Jet). S Heroism. 23
St Paul St., Montreal.
Now .t.rtc. Are Ra111,
Th. Critie-How are you getting ea with
your new book?
The Visisaey-_S leodidly ; I have the
title..koted,and •H I've got to do is to Had
• ,tory to ge with it.
S r Clarke Rivers -Wilson is like) to •o -
opt the C'hairsa.n•kip of the Gr� Trunk
road. A new and strong beard is being
formed. It will include four members of
the old board and three members of the
o-mmtuee, inoludiag Joseph Price
MB. JOHN RALPH
TIN AND STOVE DEALER,
Hamilton-ot.,
Has decided to continue in
Business, as he has im-
proved in health and is
able to attend to his cus-
tomers in the way of
jobbing and repairing,
and will continue to sell
AT + LOWEST + PRICES !
PLANING MILL.
ESTIIIISNED IAS.
Buckaiiaiis & llhyIffls
M•Irvr•orvsxem
BABE, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers la all kinds oe
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
t.s
MILLINERY
And builder'• material of every description
School Furniture a Specialty.
MoLICOD'S
Mame lams AaR1bs Raw.
Fori haw veer been • water
hes Liam trod& mina 548 slsa
w Undo mad GAM come raw.
he flssise,a,,d,. of 17r. Oho•
m+e Avail mess LM. Sing sand..
Oro bon dud • half .natabhlp wood ma
Is M deo Li sad Mr .Wlabaa
Next 1. !maw" i1. Gtll ohm.
uta
We have in Stock all the latest
designs and shades in trimmed and un-
trimmed Hats and Bei nets. Also
Flowers, Feathers, Laces, Ribbons, and
everything in the line of
FINE MILLINERY.
A large ,tock of very cheap slats un hail.;
• MISSES YATES
'1'11 E Stdl'.‘HE, (io.Ittrich.
Protection
SYSTEM RENOVATOR
AND OTmia TI/TIED etairewm,
of Building is always A WISE
To protect them properly it is desirable to use a good
is not affected by the heat, rain or snow, and which will
within a few months If you want a Paint that will give
tion use
POLICY!
Paint which
not fate out
you satisfae-
WaaWar and Water Pmol Ready-Lxed Past
(overs Most., Looks Best, Wears Longest, Most I conoulical. It is un-
doubtedly the Best Paint et er offered for sale in Canada, and costs no
more than ordinary brands of mixed Paint..
Weather and Wateiproof Ready -mixed Paint is a Rubber and
Enamel Paint combined.
Will not chalk -check or blister.
For outside as well as inside use.
For sale by
HARPER & LEE.
P. S. -A few more DAISY CHURNS at cost.
DAIRY TINWARE.
'VE HAVE MADE UP A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF I AIRY
TINWARE.
Such as Strainer Pails, Milk Strainers, Milk Pans,
Creamery Cans, with or without taps,
Cheese Factory Supplies, Milk Pails, with Iron clad bottoms.
Abo Pails with Copper bottoms, all made out of the very best Tin
and our own make.
If Your Tin Pani or Pails want new bottoms, or repairing of any
deocription, or if you want any Tinware made to order, come to the
New Tinshop, opposite Martin's Hotel.
HOSPITAL FOR
Specific and Antidote for
impsn, weak and impoverished blood, dye
papsia, slerpletaoem, palpitation of the
!tart, liver ocsipl•int, .ssrslgis, lose of
memory, brono(sitia, oonsesuption, gall
d one., jaundice, kidney and urinary
disssec.. St. Vitas' dance, foslale irreg-
u larities sod reneral deitillty.
LAIORATORY, 600ERI11, ONTARIO
J. N. McLEOD,
Proprietor and Ma.aheterer.
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teem as dmietro 1■ balm. as weU es tram
WI the drumeetii bet wenn owes sound eel
ae•brh. Brumets. Durban% and Tarsals.
tall ly.
CAUTION
LEANT TINWARE J. H. WORSELL & CO.
The Practical Tin. Stove and Fades Mss.
SAVING MONEY ING MONEY 1
Parties wishing to save money can do so by calling on Mr.
JOHN KNOX at his Warerooms opposite Martin's Hotel, where he
keeps a full line of Agricultural Implements on hand open for inspec-
tion.
Noxon Binder, Noxon Mower, Noxon Seeds Drill, Noxon Spring
Tooth Cultivator, Noxon Horse Rake and Sharp Rake.
Full line of the Cockshutt- Plow Company's Riding Plows, Walk-
ing Plows, Twin Gang Plows, Corn and Root Cultivators, Roel Scrap-
ers, Disk Harrows, Land Rollers, Little Gem Pea Harvesters.
McLaughlin Carriages. Buggies, Phsetons, Road Carta, Training
Carts. All the latest design. All work warranted.
Adams Wagons, Paris, Ont., all kinds.
Any person wishing anything in the above line will find it to
his advantage to call on Mr. Knox and inspect his goods before buying
elsewhere.
AUCTIONEERINGa specialty. Being practical in the above and
in stock. and having had several years' experience, can guarantee entire
satisfaction.
Owing to the enormous
sale of our famous
'Something Good'
Cigar
:OEN $NO$,
AGENT AND AUCTIONEER.
ti Matches that Light."
Telegraph . .
Telephone..
Tiger
Parlor.
i
For the information of any-
one wanting this kind .1f Match,
we give the names of those fully
answering the requirement. They
are made by
THE E. B. EDDY CO.,
CANADA.
OIMr Manwtnetarele ere putting ea tbe
market 'stern, goods under this mama
A per wrtiel. i� inet.ted, there
fere the fact that t ewe e.
Wog assaterfetted e • rearamee se sneak •
in gait N U the bast 6 mut Cigar iia
mast.tam
Is pmri w that oar trade mark
(� B.owmi.$) and demw on moills. m ember a. .10.
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Ing eslm sipre wrier *Ns .amn will be
pawed•
3 7 S!!!
Empire Tobacco Co., Montreal.
For the prevention of fungous diseases and for the destruction of insect
life on fruit trees we are handling one of the best Pumps on the market.
lade iu
Five Sias!
Sunup, Cheap
and Dllrable!
It ha. an automatic agitator which keeps solutions in oonstant motion, thus
insuring an even strength and equal distribution of the chemicals.
information regarding solutions and times of spraying cheerfully given.
DAVISON & CO.
Keep your Feet Dry
It you oath sold now It will hong on oll
SummM
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