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THE ENN A I .: GOD1EIICH, ONT. T1111RST' A Y MAY 16. 1895
AYER'S
Clair
VIGOR
aamtoree natural
.Dior to the hair,
and elm prevents
tt .ailing out. Mrs.
1R. W. 1.swtck, et
Dtebs, ll. •., says:
"A little worn
than two years ago
my hair
began
to tura
gra
and fall
out. At -
"e ter the
use of
one bottle of Ayer's (lair Vigor my
hair was restored to its original
color and ceased falling nut. An
occasional application has since kept
the+ hair in good condition."—Mrs.
11. F. Ftxwlca, Digby. N. 8.
Qirowth
of Hair.
"Eight years ago, I had the vario-
loid, and lost my hair, which previ-
ously. was quite abundant. 1 tried
a variety of preparations, but with-
out beneficial result, tits 1 began to
fear 1 should be permanently bald.
About six months ago, my husband
brought home a bottle of Ayer's
Hair Vigor, and 1 began at once to
use it. In a short time, new hair
began to appear, and there is now
every prospect of as thick a growth
of hair as before my illness."—
Mrs. A. WiBCa. Polymala St., New
Orleans, La.
AYER'S HAIR VrnoR
rnarwasD se
It 1. C. MIA ft CO., LOWED., MASS., U .E. A.
Apses rifle erre Bien Ilalrelee.
DICK'S LESSON.
Bimbo to edema's triesde. "Abed .. p.•d
a � 1 geese, r these hs eeof 11ar�
debt Ihet they cry up se." he aid, .nes.
tints. testes that by this samosa ellen
meld aaasse/1s.mest be W esom led smelt
• Poor Me said Mo11y to Massif, mtop-
ps pick up o.e ;tit!!
the r
.z b ivsa ' Pe
MDick lt'. snob • pity kr mother hadn't
ugbt him that ' .o mem Syed' or teeth
ante human ;' then for lessee wouldn't
ha e been seeded. Maybe, though,
au we of rel(lehM s le .ometaiDg be takes
from .ems old anuoetor, sod ouch trait. ere
.low is moon to the •urlao. ..mcumee.
Bat there ' ► ve no time to .:.mb genet
logical trees. This is moo► more like out.
teas ase down. A. Parses Tre.alow would
say, • It's for.ord.i.ed.' That's it, I gom..,
sad not so difficult to understood. either
Dick had oertaiol7 bees • ' tree .gent,'
there was n*tiosg to keep blot treat coatis(
the wood. I've bees patens, too, till he
really make' o.pital of my pawnor, ted
expects am to • menace somehow.' Pettiest
the wood myself, sod even goes out into the
woods gathering stick., like the poor
widow to the Bible. I've tried gives, him
oeld dinners, and he only .ulks and goes off
huot.ng. ', it must be dose.' Molly
picked up the other ex helves, and
I I E leaned •crimen the pasture tiara,
cawing : 'Molly ' Molly "
A woman come to the kit Thee door --a
betgtit eyed, rosy cneeked wonaa, • woman
with the look of Doe vibe con both plan and
he( amplieh targe thtog . 'Well'' .he qua
tiaerJ.
'I want dinner -1y,' he said. 'I'm going
to town this •,tsetse .a Abuer.11 be hero,
t to. I set him p'owi,g in the south lot
ilia morally,'
'But, DtCit. you're not going oaf without
cutting the woad'.' ealkd Molly, u he took
up the gun he bad ',tvod age" *t the trout,
and, whiotli• : to hie dog, sauntered
eoro the field. 'Dick :' she called again ; he readier, tand we neves tee v • Cees Meal.1 Truk*.but he did not tion or look back : and
Molly, nrhing up the baby girl that was is Coersnt : He was not a
cloning to her e' •, ran tightly down the thoroughbred, high-toned dog with an an-
al-.' and around the cornier of the house to creme that made him • main* aristocrat.
the wood pile.
'Mete were several big lots thee Dick had
hauled from the wood% just attn. New ;rears
when he was 'turu•ng over • new leaf.'
Against the saw horse idly I. peed the •x
and the saw, like old cremes that were try-
ing to wink at the gudeman's sloe et oat.•
mon. But not a stick of wood reedy for the
„ ore was anywhere visible.
'Well,' said Molly. '1'm eor. , ,but it ar-t
be dose.' The soe•: of • robin fluttered out
upon the air much • triumphant burst of
melody that the baby elate 1 her hands and
laughed. •00,' said Molly, 'little robin
amen as if he esu glad to ret beck home
again, doesn't he, Jessie
Such s wonderful morning it was ' Every -
t` '*g seemed to be rejoicing in the new
awakening of nature. Far off, in the shad-
ows of the wools, nod in some toque,
Aimee corners, Molly could nee the anew
dnfte that still hovered, as it loth to (save
such • glad, buutilul earth.
But there was work waiting to be done,
and only Doe pair of bands to do it. They
were etronk, solute hands, and Molly hur-
ried
ueried back into the hoax, setting herself to
the tasks before her with the deft fingers
sad wise forethought that always seemed to
work such mimes, in her homely world.
I.ittte Jessie followed her about, watching
with grave, await eyes while her mother
skimmed the creme from the loeg row of
.hin" *i pass in the milk room and prepared
the morning's churning. Then, while she
churned and the little one quietly amused
herself, Molly planted the day'e asmpaige
or rather, reinforced her courage for 1hs &t-
rack &lrtwly planned, with reamer that Deem
ed 10 her both etroog and jest. Theoburn-
ing dose. Jessie was at her side, begging to
be rocked to sleep.
'Sing, 'Hush,'. mamma,' the said, layi.g
the bright head against her *bother's heed,
that she had taken in both her owe.
Molly drew her rocking chair near the
sash window, and, web lassie cuddled
Clem ta 'ovine arms, crooned softly to ber
them sweet nod hymn that has soothed so
many childish hearts :
• Hush, my dear, 1s still and Bomber :
Holy angels guard thy bed.'
it was nota part ot Molly's wisdom to daisy
herself or her child the exquisite pleasure
this afforded. Whatever might be said in
support of the theory &rid practice of theot-
pph1otog the little ones to forgo (Mr '.odd•
hag,' Molly's tree and Tonder .bother
heart was *ts ow. law giver, and with •
reverent ley ate tested daily el this Dnp of
blessing the purest and sweetest that 1:1.
meld ever brise. she kesw that she had
sever seam ee .ear to l ..,... blew as this.
She knew the same .estatie joy that Mary
felt -when she (waddled is heroines theist•.
Christ. And. lin •11 the 7eor• to ceese,whsu
sever eeate that suss, head eonld rest Sp-
ee her It -east . Mere most always mania this
Skewed reinemberaeoe. Though, like Peal,
she might he '11 perils «fees, aye, Omagh
even 'the sword might pewee her ems soul,
se deepest eewrtw, M sharpest trial meld
ever rot Me of this mond memory
When Joints bad Allen into the sweet,
nsdreami.g dumber of ebild►osd, Melly
Mid her restly epos her bed, and, opening
the door ince the 1., rap quickly op the
hest stain into the Meta Veen the sees -
beam overhead hpeg greet braided bsoekes
of sweet oar., kept Der .sed. The air IPSO
r•dd.st al pes.yroyal, mist sed ewes
fees. Melly armed the large. uedstahsd
rem sed Mapped bslsrs • dim el as belvet
1wen a1 assessed hMaaer7 and sheered
werb manhi. Disk bad hews
est derhg seem d the elors7 Wiser
le&edi : se sea lbw w WMew
liellahewe .d a beetle pride Is die mer.+
out
dow,atairs and out to the woodpile. No
Dick m eight and time to begin getting den-
ser. Far off is the woods she could bear
the sound of his gun One ax -helve after
Mather was laid across the sawhorse and
deftly sawed into lengths suitable for the
move For experience had been •r sasetDg
teacher.
When Dick and Aboor, the hired man,
came in to dinner they found it all ready,
amoktn hot, upon the table.
'Well,' mid Ihck, '1'm tired ; such • race
as 1 had after that rabbit, and loot him,
alter all " He ate quickly, acid said, as he
pushed back lite chair : 'You can harness,
Aber ; 1 ve got other things to see te.A
nosiest, later Molly heard him chmbing the
bock stain and creaking across the attic
floor. He came down in • hurry, fluting
open the door ; 'Where'& them az-helves
Straw 1 can't fated anytbug whore I leave
it' I'm going to take em to town this •fter-
noom. Where are they'V
Molly went to the stove, sod, lifting the
cover, said calmly, 'Here .r. their ashes.'
Ihck looked at her for one moment in •
dazed, uncomprehending way ; thee, as the
truth limbed upon him, hie face grew white
with wroth. Hc turned and strode out of
the house, .l•mmiag the door behind him
ttll the very windows rattled. If be hail
been • club man, or of a stratum lower than
his own, M would have rooted his anger in
oaths. But Lick Doolittle, nurtured by
Christian parent.•, reverencing at least the
letter of the law, only slimmed the door.
.lust at daybreak, the nest morning,
Molly was awakened by the ringing blows
of an az. When Dick came in to breakfast,
Alper Mine with him. Dizk was saying
" *Nell, we'll um that prom -ant caw and
make quick work with eke old logs. Thev
..y confession's good for the soul, and 1
might's well metres that i've been letting
Molly lilt Om heaviest sad,'.
! e stoop and ought 00 Jeanie, lifting
her high •boce him. and then dropped her
gently oto her chair at the table. Molly
to, led sod looked at Dick, and as lone as
he lived be remembered that look, with •
thrill and heartwarmth that words alone
can never give.—Woman's Journal
AN OLD LADY'S SUM.,
A ;UTVERKR roe TRAMS ram
KIDNEY ANu LIVER TROUBLES.
tin! nam ArraTIT* •al) a rrtaa. r$uM
LAHaa.es to CUL ascii •vD p•a7ram
THi*UrIHu.T Tea IaUUy—DiMfl7 A.
yAvl'SD %%Ann 'OHO Is AIIAIO HALL AND
■ t A.Tx.
Hra'fold txposttor,
Stoolsad me the name o1 • pretty little
1•e• to the county of Brat, teelve miles
trout Brantford. Ors of the oldest rew-
dente of the village is Mra M•ry Kremer,
widow of the late Jame, Bowmen, sad to s•7
that -elm is kooeo t►every person iu the oua.-
triunity and to many outside the county M
but somas • ample fact. A reporter et
the Expositor, who recently bed occasion to
visit the village, was saturated that Mrs.
Kowouu is another of the sueaetuue army of
sulfrries mace well by the use of Dr. Wil-
lmar' Ptak Dills, and u-tervewed her with
• view o1 getting the pat neuters Mrs. Bow-
man ,is now nearly 72 years of ug., but from
sit eppt•rene s Is erj.yiog the best of
health and bods fur to be spared to *•
more years than the allotted three score and
tea. Her story can beet be given in bar ow ■
words. She said ." I het' been afflicted
with liver and kidney cosi leiot for many
veers pest, •ad a less ego this Sprites 1
was nearly used up •n.1 irrdy obis W do
anything. The symptoms of my troabte
were 1•meoeee ta ane back and screw/ all
through the body. 1 tad • kind of neural-
gia is my heed *early all the time, end had
completely lost my .appetite. For rebid I
had treed many remelts., but they *ere of
m assatonce, and I cent ioued to be troubl-
ed with these severe pain•. One may • lady
frieod urged me to try Dr. W illiomi Ptak
Pills and I purchased • couple of bole*.
tVhile taking these my appetite returned
sad my lameness did not bo Ser me so
much. 1 thou pure/wed seven more boxes
and oumuoued taking them, nod 000tmually
felt an improvement, mat be the time I had
ward up the :ells 1 was soloyiDg better
health than 1 hail done for years, and I me
now entirely fres from aches and pains. I
know that 1)r. Williams' Pink Pills are •
strand medicine, and I have recommended
them to many of my treads. Mrs. Bow -
Mae it so well known that no person will
for a mouleot doubt the statements she
makes as to the greet benefit she hes found
from the use of Pink Pills
Dr W illie:no' Pink Pills may be bad ot
all druggists or direct by soil from 1)r.
Williams' Medicine Company, Brockville,
Ont., or Scheuectsdy, N i ., at 50 units •
box, or mix boxes for S2 50. The price at
which these polls are sold make • cr otos tf
treatment comparatively inexpensive as
compered with other reawhes or medaonl
treatment.
Ibf1/4DAND9urP
GtesrutMEM nee •
PALA1O TAR SOAP
EXCELLENT'
IT CLEANSES The
3CALp, REUEVEU
THE DRYNESS AND
30 PREVENTS NAIR
IAWNG OYT.
DOG PETE'S COMMON SENSE.
He was a plebes hound, aew*oratic •.d
homespun in ba ways, with • degree of ion
telb.esce and common scow that would do
credit to man, the speaking animal Ha
same wee Pets, and for fourteen years he
sees • member of the family of N. M.
Wright, of East Hartland. He had • good
head am hist for • dos, and mm -:y of his (eats
of mind pewee, so to speak, arm trsditioas ta
the family. He k.ew ail the member, of
the family whoa their various Dames were
called and would approach the mother or
the aunt whenever told to do so, and Dever
made a oust Eke. One teatimes of Pete 'a
sagacity te worth .euoa •s ehowug the
quality of the dor.
It was during the period of heavy snow
snow and impassable roads immedietely
suc- ling the March blir.&rd of 1888. Oso
member of the family eras away from home
six miles and • half and sick. There was
Do way to est soy word to or from her, with
the snow mit to ten feet deep in the roads,
Pete was f&milar with the place where the
ae'b person mesa and how to get there. He
Mao appeared very .sewer And evidently
missed the sick Doe from the hems. Oe.
day it °carred that communication might
be .&sabhshed by Pete. A note was tied
about his .sok and he wee told to go and
find the sick en*. He plunged tato the
mow, made hie way at miles and • half,
raised entrance to the boars, ra.bed into
the sok room and jumped upon the lied.
The Note was road, an .aswer tied to Pete's
collar end he wee cent hook He made the
round trip is two hope and • hall. .ed
each day fes twoweeks m frame twe the o a
hours r otrip
eyioe.rcel7
and • half susay trip.
Well. Pete grew add. Be was weak, his
teeth were goat, sed it wu hard Imes her
the old bound. Mr. Wright, •Itboewb be
hes .bot many &annals in his capacity as
ageas for the Hume.. Reeiety, oeuld cot
hates himself to pert eoa en with •
friend that had dose such falcate' .ereiee
and had been so worthy • member of his
faintly. bo it h•ple.ed that me day this
week Dwight W. roll, the germs' &test
of the moiety, was out i. Hartl..d amid he
was called upon to perform the sad office.
Pete was sent soros the Styx pa:slowly at
the maul. of Mr. Thrall's revolver. Vie
body was pat is • sew pin* box and he was
aoeord.A a dewed burial :.ad there
real tsars BM thene Whet loved him.
resIAe"artl Thea.
Slam purse Yee say yet .b pot in love
with anyo.w Slee, but you are ` fete with
an ideal. Perhaps 1 ens we time approach
that ideal
Mis. Beach (regretfully) Im streid not
He M • sher•eter i. the •Arabian Nights.
Everything he touched turned to gold.
CRISP AND CASUAL
81c I.A43t`y pe2 5ItaissOo6
0. CANTELON
1
West street BAKER,
STILL LEADS THE THADB.
His bread is made from pure
Manitoba flour -made fr the
creast of the Manitoba va heat—turd
therefore is the best in the world.
This is a big thing to say but it is
a fact and you have the privilege
of buying this bread at the same
as trade from inferior Hour at the
price of 4 cents per loaf. delivered
to any part of the town.
Orders for cakes promptly at-
tended to.
£? Wedding cake:: and almond -
icing a speciality.
D. ('ANTELON.
The Prince of Wales has accepted the
('hanoellotehip of the newly -lovas.' Wei.h
l'otversity.
It is expected reeler train& will he iss-
u ing on the T., f1. 1 K het ween Hamil-
ton end Waterford by kitty 2A.
Tb. wales used in weighing diamonds are
se delicately poised chit the weight of •
• mole syei&ah mil turn the balance.
Horse radish, se medicine and emeltmest
is mentioned in the Egyptan records 2,1)00
years g C. It is easily /;rumen in almost any
part of the world.
It is estimated that g1,000,OW worth cf
butter could be mode hoot the whey pro-
duced sone/illy in the maoutacture of cheese
in New 1 rk State alone.
(CARPETS AND SPRING QOODSI
We terve the largest and (Bert a+- OurK Stock is mow cer-
sorted notal of Cepetr Liver awn an
(loderich. a
Brussel., fru the best makers ;
sIiz GRE
Reli bore acllei
edit muscular Rung. aqd
ilab iubt put' on nor
Bans&her of Baclucheb
'fele .94.L° M0111101 PPP3ttR
an
J >Icl.a.vua. root au c'heew. writ.em .`roth-
inr better for [A[AimBack d Lumbago than tie
1• A I. )rented Planer w'{edsor. "The R
A e: hlart.ua writes teem
* 1_ llentbOl Mete,r Son SoBacks sad
ati•
Itheunm at • Resat rat• mW .vieinnr
ir
sic each 'o au -tight un box.
pieta, sat eol*•ietli of a great variety
all the new things for the omaon.
Drees lauds, its the toter Fabrics for
Tapestries, iu great variety, from _a.c. Spring Trimmings to ..nit the latest
Nooun•Ueme for the vacant represeo•a
tion of North Brant in the (Atone I.
lativ. Assembly will take place on May 20,
and polling on May 27th.
The Freight Rates Commission hoe re.
ported to Parlament to the effect that com-
plaint, easiest the C. 1'. E. in the North-
west were without toundwuon.
To tins day Lapp nen and women dress
preeiaely .like. Their tonic belted loosely
at the waist, their tight bromism and their
wnukled leathern stesaang•, their pointed
.hoes, the whole appearance of them, to
short is identical.
In senate teens of Germany the tele-
Dbone a introduced by tobacconists as an
additional attraction to customers. Any-
one who buys a cigar may, if he desires,
rttesk over the tobsoocmw'a instrument to •
subscriber of the telephuue servtoe.
The visiting card of the Emperor of
Austria reacts : "Francois Joseph L, Em•
peranr d'Asstrsche, roi oe Ilongne." This
*e in the very worst tasty to Ecglaltinstiose
which strictly wocibit the use of the Chris-
tian name *o oonoectioo with one's title.
were
ses.ibS s la eesaegober.
Honer My dear ('east, yes must
parte. ems ant 1 have nail a Ter? per
7 of names. it's a real •albdw. I
have forgotteeoars.
The Coast Tom 'heals ge.wlt ass*idalmel-
set tie m.sdel diseases, my mar R.ekew-
you reale, shook Me segos M
owe& isekeidlagloaks.
• /MOM meerseenies se miessNs.
"Yea dallied me • ler, a r" deeded
eatery shifts to tie ether Selma
"Tea will lige to nerd that vet, i 1"
"l'h.t 1St obese the illeseseee r knee,,"
the
up , Bordering* to match our beet pat-
terns, which look as good as Brussels
----latest desigrm and colorings. A
big .tock' of All Wools, din ct frons
the Mills. Unions, from 'l5c. up, the
greatest value ever seen in this
touuty : Heaps, froui Ilk. up : Art
Squares, in all wool and union, assort
ed patterns sed colorings and sizes.
Lace Curtains, cheaper and better
than ever : over • 00 rots to choose
from. Lace Curtains are one of our
great specialties : Chinelle Curtains,
French Art Curtains, Art Hateena,
Art Mualius and Curtain Ness, Ax
Minster Rugs, Turkish Rugs, Moquet
Rugs, Dacliestan Rugs, Bean) Rugs,
Velvet Rugs, Door Mats, Velvet
Mats, Wool Mats.
Our hourefurniuhing department
upstLirm is very complete. Our Car-
pet Sewing Machine is a great suc
caw. We can have a carpet ready to
lay on your floor two hours after you
leave the order.
Patronise
T rue
Competition.
Prof. Weber has recently found thea the
normal temperature of all kiwis ot atac•n-
desoeot filaments is said to be about the
Baine, ranging from 1.2,42 degrees to 1.307
degrees cent , earl the Lament of • sixteen
candle power lamp only changes 180 de
grew cent. in temperature when the o•odlm
power *raised from 2 et, 32
There stands in (Berkeley Springo, W.
Va., on Washington street, t stately elm
tree, which was planted by lien. Washing
too in 1776, when the town mer laid out.
It se the oely Doe left of three planted a'
the time by the father of me country, and
It hes been suggested that an iron feces he
placed shout it with the tnactIption there
on, Washington Elm.
designs.
As usual, we lead in "tints. Our
stock is simply lovely in both cloth
and emir) : pattern. the latest.
A consplete assortment of Ducks, w
both light and dark colorings. Crinc
le.;, iu the Hew colorings for the
Spring.
Pure l4votch Gingham*, plait. and
st rq d Chambray', Mentalist Vesting,
Piques Sateeus and Cluilien.
We want to draw special attention
to our Ready Made Spring Capes and
Mantle and Cape Cloths, both in
Black end Colored Goods, all new for
this Spring trade.
We have a few pineal of Dress
Goods that are belling at about half
price --decided bargai•t, ge.xf all -
wool goods and good colors.
Our Ribbon Stock is large and well
snorted, as is also our Small Ware
Department. Gloves and Stockings
particularly good.
COLBORNE BROS., GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain Wa rehouse
of the County.
CALL AT THE
GODER!CH FOUNDRY
... ASD %*I OC*.. .. .
LAND MLERRS,RDISK HARROWS, RAIIKEES, �&ct. SCUP-
MRS,
o.• ',apply you with any kinds of Impls-
sneats you what.
Ts. C►traDIA* PACITSI) 1LILw•T Co.•
he
peblle• ersseisee eureka withILUIPIOLLPII has been to give er-
with epee gad per-
manent amelia tloo.
It 1 maseeedon ieslnsss Pefuefplm ane f•
the tat root Se he pdeserves the•ausees
WilleysS to ee spetuloo- of every perms abs
For '.tete deepatrb ase ski. taef.sut satri
Uses. oonell.g with all glomsaid oDnaaisseee
In •st.ed tu.esa. Caned. end aam+p,.
Direct through wine to W palate le the
North west, Brit sh Colombia e.d i'•e Me Orem
pees 9os:i etde A'esr st.
R. KAM'1UJ1FR.
MT tr Lomat llsee er.'esb est
ROBIN ClUt•Ca Off • slLL1 .
• M.pewdees roses 1 weaselled 1.
PwbNM Werk. eepaetgorea
Chicago, May 11 -Mr. Kent. the
new (bminsesiou.•r of Public Sweat., W
discovered a stupendous ey.tem'nI 1raad
in for pay -rolls d the department end
bee preprint(' the evideue, of theft of
public money for enbmiation to the legal
department of the city. It ie estimated
that 11,000,000 hoe been attars from
the city in thin meneer by o4khls d
different grade, eider deposal' the Hid
of relatives or ward puddle's' . Deipli-
cation of .DaMtr. Insertion d .mare d
deed nes a.d rme.ideme. npgol.i. where
'haeaet Mtn were kirstsd age MY of the
imam employed to pleadst the dty.
t*ul 5?a Thep da.d/AW.
-,•seer 41aea Ossa IN M asega
shiaia�iw, lei. 1L—'•aIa--
64 Adiega to tif the atdfatb ed alta Tetley alta t of
--
diemsJeseph I. 1'd of the lath Ss-
IOtsr Liss. thew tribe ithis aids al OMB
Miler i.igbtaosia, la a dense tag tads
ws',dta. The Cayuga a seek 1. abtet =
atm Asap J the ebawned
.f ti. aV 4 w•m bbeech.d a..rb.+a
Ile amnia d (lb e•Weloa and
b wsafaleg d•mbsse el boll area
thesis piled tp te the eb ansae lemon
amid ladled bees 1b baste ogee wet
ods ahem 111 bat .gest visa rel
reworked R.bban seh Wi, who happened trlR•da IMO irltr.l.i.� bat 1t we
M dl r bow•s with •bed sf % Ws AWba song I Mem aria Is�1
Is amid the eelllekm. Ow
. indklilli
wee st...11. mem • r.. as dise'h Ila &. Mr nett•
1AMOND
TioVit,1
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C O I PATI O N.
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DYSPEPSIA,-
Ick HEADACHE.
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0H1: PILL AFTER CATINe
IN3U*ltS 6000 r'IAC5TlON
IPP.IC(25 CTS.T'1i0fas PAWL% "
House Crestings a Specialty I
Ali &lade of Castings •t Remsseehte Rads t
Band= Bros.
FIRE! WATERI SMOKE!
Did not damage BUSS PITCHER'S
Millinery Stock, but the whole of it
must be sold at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Now is your Opportunity to purchase Good Goods Cheap.
IF YOU WANT
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MISS PITCIEE
West Street, next door to Star Office
A SPRING SUIT
or an OVERCOAT
of First-class Make,
Good Material and
Latest Style,
-CALL UPON -
MUNRO'S_
Several Lines of Goods to hand for Spring and Sumpter Wear, to which
additions will be made es the Season advance..
Goods are all marked at the Lowest Living Profit and .elect,d with
more than usual care.
Customers ma/ rest assured that everything will be •p -to -date, and all
Departments well assorted, therefore no need of particularizing particular.
Special attention given to small wares.
inspection kindly solicited. Pmmpt delivery of purchases to any part
of the town
HUGH DUNLOP,
Tem wewl-at. t leader,
nest ie Sant of Metre.).
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
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A. MUNRO
Draper and Haberdasher.
3. -Do _ •o -u War.Lt
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE P
—MEW
R. W. McgENZIE
can supply you with . good article at • low price.
STOCK COMPLETE IN
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Don't fail to give me a tall.
Rs W. McKEIZZIE,
The Crabb Block, Gods**.
No Stones, Stems, or Dirt!
CLEANED CURRANTSNi.
Everybody Likes them. '
Your `)rders solicited
CHAS. A. NAIRITIEZ �
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