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7 J. HAMILTON, VETERINARY
1J M•raeaa, grads .i.4owed, V.tsritury
1 Tomato.
o 11s� used moeeber rr Os
M c ..t n ssakedes. Oak
pti erloyded a au bue, die or sight
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larrialln Lieenses
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171. S. CA11EauN, BARRISTER, duLl-
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L'1 ttNEtiT HEA1ON - BARRISTER,
Ite• m a at direst. Saly
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moor. Notary. d.a. Otdos over Medivai
Ht11. ore. tted.rthe.
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Iet1er, temmlesinaer. ale. Mos.7 to
goys, t)ooss C. 1lamlltos and W. As-
drevi soca Yed.riob. Oat lel
uirITSE. DANCEY, ksARRIhTER,
J &Ascots,. (7unvoyaaoer, t°.. etc. Money
to iota .t lowest room Flatus's heck. Op
po4ts Colborne Houk •.dank. List. SIBI-r
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wr u. Mania• Weise of tisane
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fewest ram ed later ot. Wee
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pally Holmes.
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osiiv TO LOAM. - 414,111400•s 4 Prean Rads to lead at 14 pr -
ipprte t)e1berne Week t.Msrteb.
L,RIVATE FUIIIJe - PARTIES DE -
Amur of obta,siag mow ee gut -lase
arm m uri17 era do w at M per cent. by •p.
11 i.g to J. A. JUDO N Al) H Roam ltd. Free
told Rend ige. Tereato. wpm
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.d. 1a.utaaom oso.. epposito.11 irtb:4 Hot•1
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gall •t be _Pee *mat. Notes discounted. C.
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rich.
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rosea Oce --Oce. Minket. sad Beam Oud-
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nvromaiod. Mossy to land os straight
loses at the lower rote .t Iateeet got la
sails way to malt the eo,r'ewer. O
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A'9OUT WOO VOL'B 1N LIBRARY.
Loamy Daily, Ws. ly tied Illustrated
Papers, Otaleekell, ek., eel P11..
HEMMER/MtTIMOR. ONLY •i-
& senaug free use of Library ase Readl.m
Awats•tleas tee men erahlp reestrsd be
L. beer ss.. f • mom
J. H. OOLRORNE. H. HAMILTON.
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THOMAS OUNDRY. AUOTIONEER
and l..msw Asea ticdertd. .Ont.
Agent leaden sad rtrs Ise. Os..
sad Ogre Matelot Mata its. Co. anise 111
leaded M to any serf of the mum ntly
JOHN KNOX, OEIIERAL AUO-
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\'mises unrested to histion ba
M .tIi'e Raga, et .eat by .tau to 61s add
Md.-ri06 P.O.. esretdly attended to. JOHN
[PDX Musty Auedsmer Whitt
Professional.
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(grit motes'., elnV1100.
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NEWSPAPER STORIES.
Trials May Reese. 1Ms•teas.
Oar severest Miele are set le be tram
of te ethers. yet they aro never tee 001-
5.17.0 alma White we have • p.ouliarly
grains ozporioros we ought to ask ourselves
bow we ea Improve this for the besdt of
semehedy else. It oaths to make ee wiser
and sero symttet6etto u 6eha11 of these
ate ore Marts, because .f ser through
widish they have passed Per.oaal dimp-
polamssa that we must keep to_ *armless
ars set to he kept for ourselves. While
He kept his Ieeeletten, .d became • pare
n eeded, ..ilea, Moored matlem•a. His
rale and •:seepie are worthy of unmtt•ttw.
Boys readily learn • elsem of low, vlgar
aspremee•, which are .seer beard In re
epeetn6M sleeks The .unset ..are Of the
parents sea scarcely provost it. Of mares,
so one thinks of girls as hetes es stook •s
posed M this peril We e.aot imagine •
detest girl mar words eke would net utter
holey her father sad tanker.
Sash valiptrity is thought by same boys
to he "mart," , the mit this to ew er-
iee." sett "sot so wicked," bet it is s habit
which loads to protwty tad Alb
the naiad with evil thoughts. It
✓ ale* soothing about them, we moth, •-nlgoru-. and desredee the enol, sad pee-
s fool sad speak mere ten.berly Is vow of p•ren U.n era))• fer MAO! -1 On groes and
them, and so our *rule u..y b.•oome • Li os 1.01101 ono *Mai met a•rrupr .0o1e•7.-
w to others. '1`e. (.•ir*ti•n,
• Sheep Retort.
The animist and oelebr•ced Welsh
preacher, Rev. (•ri•tmu Evans, who dared
publicly to express thaokfulnere to God be-
fore his oeagregatios for Jenny Lubeo
Weenie' sowing, bad se • member of his
oo•nrsgauos • strut 1•oed Oleo'', who
on the Said suo•sioo Kut oat from hr cast
sad walked toward the pulpit •ad stood os
the stops, and 'eked the preacher whether
• mu dying at one t f Jeney Liad's 000
arts would go ta h• eves. •' Str," replied
Yr Ewa, •' a Christian will go to hmvm
wherever he dies, bat • tool remains • fool
eves us the pulpit steps. -
use' e1 peer.
The S:otohman • disposition to regard his
own Ii tgment as t ter liter that oan he found
is teed illustrated to . store uooe told of •
tmederator of • Hooton I're.bytory.
This r.a'a opiate d demi widelt os •
certain quoit*.e rotaunv i o church di.oip•
line gruel that of the associates with ahem
ho wee est...i' ly coquetting. At lest be
mart he is ...I lay !he matter before the
Lord in pr•yor, and then wart fnr His said-
•i;e
'-1) L.'rd,' .ad 'h.- moderator, f•evereat.
ly and with peofro't sincerity of purptse,"O
Lord, great that we may be right in this
matter, 1.e. Tao ko .west that we sr, very
decided..'
Tho Christian t'blaamaa.
A Cinemas applied for a position of cook
in • family whloh belonged to • feeh.noabl.
obarch. The lady eked him
" Do you drink whiskey •
' No, 1 Cheuan moo.
•• Igo yes ply cards
" No, I Cli.tiai man.'.
He was assayed and fennel honest and
capable. By and by the lady rave • pro
t r ssive euchre party, with wens •osompant•
manta. John did bum part •ooeptsbly, hat
the west morning he appeared before hr
mistress.
" I want quit.
" Why, what is the matter!'
„ I • Chaim man : I told you se before.
No works. for 'Melioan heatless '"
A Fera Tear RidCrlevnare Removed.
In Bath, Oot., Chase's Kidney Liver
Pills are • standard remedy. Joseph
Gardner. of this town, suffered for 40
lean with inAigestioo and its ever pre-
sent •ocompannueot.-cnnsttp•tion and
headache. K & L. Pill. are the nilly
remedy that gage him relief. 25 rents a
hoz, of all druggists. One pill a dose.
Lepamy la Canada.
It lm proposed to transfer to Trao•d1e. N.
it, sine lepers a,w held in 000fisemett ,n
British Columbia. A new lareretto costing
about $20,000 wee reosetly erected at Tr.-
o•dia. There are • ei nine male and az teen
female p•tieote in the hospital. For many
years Dr. A C. Smith has been is charge of
for tetitutioa. Regerdteg the moults ot has
experience with leprous p•tisete, be says
t8.t no spwtic cure for leprosy hem yet bee.
dt.00vered Hie predecessor, Dr. Nioholeo
sad also Or. Smith treated several of the
lepers with coloured water to see if the in-
fluence of the mud over the body would
[lanes • •hangs. and is every leets•s it did
os. For rosea all symptoms of the &...m
were in abeyance and then was • decided
improvam.ot, but this was only for • time,
and it seamed as though the diatom made
up for lees time afterward.
1.hbtag 1* Is.
Never use • liniment for rheumatism,
says a hitch medical authority. Don't
rub it ii -drive it out. Take something
that removes the acid poison from the
blood -take something that will improve
your digestion, and build up the body to
the perfection of robust health. That
"wmething' is Scott's Sarsaparilla, a re-
medy tbat obtains the beet results in the
shortest time. 81, of all druggists.
• Load Creed.
1)o not keep your love and tenderness
sealed until your friends are dead. Fill
their lives with sweetness. Speak approve
tat. obeering words while their sari man
h ear tion, and while their hearts 'tan be
thrilled tad made happier by them. The
kted Mahan you mean to say- when the, are
gam, my before they go The flowers you
mean to meed for their coins, seed to
brighten sad sweeten their homes before
they have them If my friends hays al• -
baster bones laid away full of fragrant per-
fumes of sympathy and •feetha whiob
they imtesd to break ever my deed body. I
would rather have • plan soli* without •
Sower, • f.•ersl without.. salary, than •
life without the.weetases et love tad sym-
pathy. Int es kern M saint ear triesd•
belereb•ad for their beri•L Post mortem
kiadoees does not ohm the burdened
spirit. Flowers of the oofio out no frac
rams beamed over 16. weary way.
Seger acid the Trop Ns.
Sem* ens gives the follewi.g soosaat of
dog heroine :
This is • deg story i• which Sow is the
sera The eek anions' *bat is the last ma
days tial Roger had developed • terrible
appetite, sad wee mot satisfied with one
base, hat bass stand anal 6. got two sr
16ens, sad thea he would start of with them
la 8h, m..18. The leek thought he buried
1hist, se be determined to follow ►tee eau
day aid fad out what he did with them.
He alleged him rim to the ban. and clew
to the bars there is ate mood hayrfek with •
knee armed it, end there is a terser wen •
poet Utile miserable deg. He was este with
whim we wars not •equa tesd, and there-
fore we sallied him • tramp der. He was
Neve eyed vol .buy, sad se peer that
wase his Mail wagged la appryst&N.m ol
Rsten brlmgiag him hoses his jean would
make • *time like o•edpapsr Tugela pat down the been b fang .t
air
Mo. make • little 4.r rA, sad HH dew*
and wench IM pees I*M10 *may ewe
to teat then tom. -Ram's Harm.
Ann a She= McR16. Ma
• d 1616.w.t1 anther says : w I resolved
whim I wee • ANL mem 1• use a word 1
HEY net pgsumos bolo. 4 EM61g."
• Fatally MQere IS Wow r • 15085..
•'sampan.
Mr. Neil Monism. 51. Jake, N. B : "My
daughter, Mrs Gregory, has had rheuma-
tism m bad daring the last year that .he
was seal l• to help her e8,14,....r attend
to her household duties. Eve,) him meg-
tuble was turd, but •o •o no., I• es. I e w
at last reoomtaeidsd to get Routh Ameril:..
Kbous•uo litre. Doe bottle oured esy
daughter within four days. and I take
mem pleasure in giving this reooes..ai•-
tien.
Sold by .I F. Devi.
• 'seed tortes.
•'I need oil. said an ancient meek, so he
planted an olive wpltmg.
"Lord,' he prayed. "it needs rain, that
its rote may drink and swell. Read gentle
showers." And the Lord seat • vans
shower. y/y'
"Lord." preyed the sok, "my not
seeds sun. Send sun 1 pray The." And
the sun shoo., gildiog the dripping clouds.
-Now Frost, my Lord, to brace its
tisanes ;" said the monk ; and behold, the
Tittle tum stood sparkling with frost. 851
•t amino it died. Theo the monk sought
the cell of • brother monk, and told hie
strange experience.
"1, to, have planted • little tree,' he
mid, "and see, K thrives well. Rut I .e -
trusted my little tree to its (;red. He who
• it knows totter what it needs than •
an like me 1 la,d ne 000ditione ; I flied
.o wave ser meati. 'Lord send whet it
needs,' I prayed -'storm or sunshine, wind,
non or frost. 1 hou hast mode it and thou
dint know. :elected..
Justice 1■ the Taal. Fashion.
A certain captain mos left Marseilles for
China, but, being buffeted by the winds,
muds for the harbor of Tunis to .wait bat-
ter weather. The collector of the port came
o board, •end, although the osptsin stated
that he wee treighted tor Canton, and bud
nothing to do with Tunis, the collector euo-
tsed.d an proving to him that he mut pay
his harbor does.
Captain B- did so, hut instantly re-
paired to the p•I•ce of the Bey, and de-
manded justice.
„ Good Frank." ..id the Bev. " 1 •m
your friend. What do you want •"
" Highness," said the captain, " your
('.atom -house has robbed me. I had to pay
unjustly
, Excellent individual,' answered the
Roy : " in this oomatey, when we have the
es...v, we keep it. The first salutation ie
• difficulty. bet to give book • thing Is un-
6mowm in Africa."
Shall 1 not bays justice, then 7"
•' Cert iily you *h.11 : evervose has Teets
ice in Tunis W.Il you hare it in French
or Tuna fashion •
.. French justice, ' I •m I0 • her
ry. ..
•' So be it then," said the Bey. " What is
your rano
• Marseilles map and 20.000 oottnn cape."
" It is well ; go away and 6. tranquil."
The hey the tmmmoned his V,zur.
'• Vizier,' maid he. •• we love justice : we
love the Franks, Proclaim that .very Jew
who •ppmrc out of doors tomorrow without
• oaten cap will have a little tr•ac•otioo to
settle with me.
There were some thousands of Jews in
ILIUM, and there was oot • single ootten
o•p- The unfortunate men were preparing
for death when they learned that Captain
B- had an abundance of the desired ar-
ticle. That mm enough : he was able to?
dispose of hie entire lot at 8s. • cap.
He ruebed to the Roy s palace, and poured
nut hie thanks
•• Not so fast." said the Bey. " I have
tet done yet. Vizier, proclaim that every
Jew who keeps • oottoa cap another hour
will hove trouble with me."
The Vizier made • greed salaam, and re-
tired. What Captain B retuned to
his ship, he found • crowd of Jews already
sweatier him, cape i0 bend.
He pureb•sed all the articles agate for
Id. spicae, and west es to Canton with his
cargo intact, and her parse laden with the
silver which had been iagrked from the
Jews.
PROTESTANT AND CA l HOLIC
CLERGYMEN.
Ave of Or.. Rind Tosehing Ise Remedial
flar•eter of 1h,. Amaro'* Catarrhal
P owder.
While Protestant. and Retina Catholics
are wide apart se to oert0i0 remedial mos
urea proposed lately, they find somemo
amet1tn vowed is Dr. Araew'r Catarrhal
Powder. Take Hamilton alone. 111ir med-
ialis hes bees mod by Presbyterians like
the Rm. Mango Freest. D.D.,ud Rev. John
B•stt, D.D.. by Epica.p•li•na as with *6.
Rev. N . H. Wad* sad Rev (''bas. E. Whit-
eman by the wall-ksewn B.eptiat Rev. G.
Arian..: by premisent members of the
Methodist ohnroh, and by the Rev. Father
Hinobey, and manly of hie psriehioagrs.
They •11 tell the same story of the great
good this medians has death theca The
sem story has omit from the mon protein
eat clergymen in Tomato ••d elsewhere.
It is unlike my other °Merr6sl remedy,
simple. easy and pleasant b t.ke,.ad gaiek
in • nun. it will give relief is ten 'names
in H• Fever.
Bold by J. E. Dttivb.
PHOTOGRAPHY CURES DRINKING.
mr..ve*1 by • Woman Whoop ■.sem.d
Was Rewe •ddke.d se IW see.
Photography, whleh wee at 6ret employ -
.d merely for the purpose of saki.e per
trsib, has greatly broadened its geld of tw-
fnaem. It in sow used ee .. •dj.sot to
Emmy of the arts sad eai..esa is edge.
Ing it is idispeseible. Is .n,weEy is hes
helm of emermesa mmmmEmoa f • ... 4 y it
bee 111.4 • want Wog fol'. its vrr7 Itoty
o n is hi t8. line of tempmrssa Prwpntt
see tri redphetesnpiy may be • msec sen-
e.aaf.l apes* the ...ppressies of the
hg.er Wit them the asst etq..s* prehi-
bMba man too over brow a bromine The
6.p.rtant dignnvnry .f Who mow •pplia•W
. f pbolioarophy omit about es follow :
A w mmm i• 8alwvllln P1 ., w6• W sof-
farad stoat Annan for yarn a •5.1.00 of
beer km•6.ad's ...vlvt.l h•hi*, *.Mania••
at bin 0850 he sb.ld know bow M naked
Inns b• woe Amok. 16. Isis ems this
would be d dnrAoeebk roveMtee, for. Nb
teen mer who tirtak to mom, 6e never •p-
po•red to'8106 fiat he Welted any were
tem ether me..
10 mos, aim be maw home .oder /he
mamma" of more Lauer than was •bsolet•ly
seomsaary tad fell tato • media clamber,
she cent for • photographer, sad ordered
hos to take • peter* o1 her aemb•ed ea he
eat In hie °hair Ther the photographer did
faithfully. and W picture was • great cm-
.ees, betas an .:calla. likeness
Nort morainic the boohooed found the
piMasnplt iylat beside hie plate at the-
ast table. There was .o new of ex"
plaa•tie., for it szplsined omit. He
btadtel It long and bard, aid then p*.oed
it is his tomtit poodle,
Seco then he has not 4k.. • driik.
DIZZINESS IN THE HEAD
1rt. 1. a Sore Pse.■r.er sr Apopie ay. had
M. tg.ew •''are for the Peart siesta
as Once 6. rale..
N., one o•e reed the daily papers with
..tai bolos ..r,..u.I!! tnpiess.d with the last
.het • large sumpeople to the pretest
me have withlo their .ahem the evtd..o.
of •poplezy This is .ms and lett often is
• 'refold's", and asoertatan y of the limbs,
and frequ.-tatty in an unpleasant dtut..es
.ad bantams of the brad. He u• very en -
wise uses who, ksuoia. Howe symptom to
slut, dost not premp.ly aka measures to
have them removed. W• know of no rem
*dy that las bean so remarkably .uooseslul
.a the p•rtio.lar as Dr. Ara... s Cato for
Me Heart. Primarily it te • beset oure,but
it is equally effective In what is to some ex
teat • p•r.11e1 disease, •popletio system*.
In • omen. whim unusual heat prevails and
exalt/moult ruts bash, .e are do1(14 • kmd-
sem to mos end wumea, I.t le'rug them
Imo. of this r•-nark•t le manor..
Sold by J. E. Devi.
Less •..care.
Professor Pro(•lem-It take. • yard and
• bell of muslin to make • bat • shirt. How
many .hirt• ons he got nut f six verde'
Toby Tooyuick- Four, so ; but 1 k*.w of
• man that got more than that ..at of one.
He got five of my bag Grethen end three of
mine from our back yard one i:*1ht last
work.
The first regular peal et M.I. tune in
Keg .w.1 eta tI.•tfnt M 1' pe l'.1 ztu. 111.
ee • precast 10 King'. College, t'•mbridge,
in 1466
1 -IM RENC
By la use yes roes cover Ms
bald spot with • lazmrt•*t
growth et hair.
Gentlemen,- Please send me another three
dozen or your oelebr•ted •Wreae." Every
customer le delighted with it. sod daring I&
years' experience to the drug business I have
sever known any preparation except Lilo that
world positively restore heir and thoroughly
remove dismiss d the .rslp. Yours truly.
Joan McKim. Druggist, Teterboro,
The Only rr.p flat at tow Mak*
I7izir Crew.
Sold in Godertch by W. t' I:( 1014.:.
CASH for BUTTER and EGGS
i 8... still . (raw
DRYGOODS
STRAW HATS
which i am willing at • radon. on in it coo
At die
Cash Grocery.
H. J. HORTON,
rear. ■.srreal-st and 1Mosar..
THE STAFF OF LIFE,
Adulteration and substitution in food pro
dodo have of late years become so grave an
evil. that (.overnmentsevery where have been
obliged to mil in the services of aayalyste'0
cboca their spread and save the live• of the
people.
One of the most important article of food
unquestionably is BKLAD.
Yoe pure wholesome Rand. It man be made
from Halt mod Hop Yeast ; for this reason It
is easily soluble an the intone of the stomach.
or. ia other wont.. light of digestion.
Hop and Mali Yeast la pronounced by the
beat analysts to Ragland to be the pare and
unadulterated yeast. and is owed by the beat
bakers la the country.
IN MY BAKERY
You ea get for one cent as much Bread made
from Hop feat as you can for three cents
from the pressed yeasts which are forcing
thetaeelver on the public, but which do not
sad cannot rive the soma sweet flat orad bread
MY BREAD IS MADE FROM THE PURE
MALT ANI) HOP YKAST AND NO. 1
MANITOBA PATENT FLOUR.
Tn it and prove for yourself. It Is the most
w6a1 sad .weetem bread that can be
produced yid say yeast os the merbet. ley
nag ezpesfiM In the Bakery bassoons hue
proved th•g1 Ir M tort.
D. CANTELON.
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Is Who thing foe thi.' sages of the year. If
yet have .ever realised this before, you will
whoa you have tried mesa of our PAN_
CAKE CEREALS. imotco aessed with
sena of our
PURE MAPLE SYRUP
•sod
OOFFEE
Ws all lbs Row Roo& processes
C. A. NAIRN.
MAMMOTH WHITE
ENSILAGE CORN
Will grow on any soil, and
Stands dry or any weather
Better than any corn in the market.
I have dust received a carload of the above -mutual corn from Illinois, and
as it is the beet grower and moot prolific in the markets, order* should be lett
at once.
T. J. VIDEAN,
The true-tonan,. Seed Ston.
Common
Sense
BICYCLES
BUILT TO FIT THEREFORE FIT TO RIDE
You have seen the above words so often that they
are engraved on your mind. It's a good healthy thought ;
leave it there.
Send in your order for a " COMMON SENSE " now
so that there will be no delay when the riding season
opens.
• We intend to have a BIG BICYCLE OPENING
on APRIL lst. A finer display never before seen in
Goderich. All are invited.
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3111.1.113
1i$ -3E
A nutnber of 64 ,01) second-hand wheels for salt.
GEO. W6 THOMSON,
POTMAHOFF TEA.
We
This new blend of tea for family
use is now on sale at our store. .
have also the finest in
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
and keep on hand full lines of best Family
Groceries, and the most reliable in Dairy
Produce, Seasonable Fruit. and Vegetables.
STURDY BROS.
The Grooers, on the Square.
A Little Knowledge
to the fact that the
is not a dangerous thing when it directs your attention
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ont.
is giving the most practical and business like coarse in Canada. Everything
strictly high grade. Write for catalogue and College Journal. School re-
opens Jan. 2, 1896.
J. W. WES'I'ERV ELT, Principal.
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CHEAP CHOPPING
AT THE
GODERIOE WOOLEN MILL.
I beg to my that i have opened a store corner of Colhorne-at sled
Square, in Mr. Lewitt's Knitting Factory, and have made arrangements with
Mr. Lewitt to attend to the selling of our popular Woolen goods. Yon will
final our stock frit clam, and made of pure wool, well selected, eonsiating of
TWEE1;9, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, YARNS, ETC.
Now is the time to buy your woolen goods as wool is fast advancing
in price. Buy before the goods go up.
i have rut a new Grain Chopper in the Woolen Mill, and will be
prepared to do cheeping every day. Grain ground flee or coarse, sad have
pat the price down to 4c. per hundred pounds, hoping by doing good work
and fair dealing to rooeive a liberal share of your p•tronago.
G.M. COLLINS.