HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1895-3-28, Page 5Saved Her Life,
Surgical Operations and
nest Medical Treatment
(Failed
'An Almost Milraculous, Cure by
Hood's Sarsaparilla-
(lhleago, Illinois,
C. T.I3oodA Co., Lowell, Mass.: '
"'Beginning in February, '02, I was very sick
for two months. Slowly I got better but was
confined to my bed. A physician said I had a
Pelvic Abscess in lifly Side.
Alter an operation I did not improve, the ab-
scess continuing to dischargeeven more freely
than before. In two months time three opera -
Lions were performed and tubes inserted to carry
cif the impurities, but an in vain. Finally it
f ci d upon
vias decided that my life depett oanother
operation and that I must be removed to the
hospital. About three weeks previous to this
had noticed an advertisement in the Daily
News of a ease where Hoods Sarsaparilla had
cured a boy soxnewiutt similarly afflicted in
r
Trenton, N. J., and i decided to give it a trial.
Waren the time decided upon for me to go to the
hospital arrived I had been taking Hood's Sar-
saparilla about two weeks.
1 Was Cretting Matter
and the abscess had already began to discharge
less freely. I felt stronger and had a terrible
appetite. Previous to this I had given up to die.
when I had taken the second bottle I was able
to sit up and accordingly I was not taken to the
Itospittl and the final operation was deferred.
Now I have taken six bottles and the abscess
tuts entirely healed I am well and go every
where. My friends think it is a miracle to have
rte restored In theln t g riu so healthy and even
younger in looks than below my sickness.
Feel iiietter Than Ever
I dial in my life awl weigh over 180 pounds, the
:waviest itt my life. I do a big day's work and
am gaining in strength every day. My mother
worried and worked herself almost sick in car-
I:1,g forme. Shehas Sante taken Flood's Sursa-
p•'rills awl it has done her 1nu.a11 good. Wo
praise Hood's Sersai,arilla to everybody, for
ithow it Saved My Life.
1 am 27 years old, and a stranger to look at me
now woule not think I ever had a day's sick-
ness. Even the doctors are surprised at the
success of Flood's Sarsaparilla in my case.
ktother and myself • continue to take the medi-
�Sx'lln Cilre
cine regularly and we earnestly recommend
Rood's Sarsaparilla." Alas, il`IOLLIL WENtDT,
505 West Eighteenth Street, Chicago, Illinois.
Corroborates the Above,
C. e. Hood & Co., Lovell, Mass.:
" Dear Sirs: -I am a drug clerk andhave sold
airs. Mollie Wendt many bottles of Hood's Ska-
se e trill& alai can . er'Ily teat she was cured. by
it. we of it." F. C. k)ILLEsnnci:, 530 West
..igitteertlt Street, Chicago.
oael'S Pills cure liver 111s, jaundice, bil-
ir-,,isuess, i hea::ache and constipation. 25e.
Rev. Dr. Davies, Bursar of Trinity
University-, died yesterday.
Piso's Remedy fbr Catarrh is the
Best, Easiest to I`se, and Cheapest.
Sold by druggists or sent by mail,
boo. E. T. Hazeltine. Warren, Pa,
FCion_flflI!olion
Women the Greatest
Sufferers.
GRAVE RESULTS OFTEN OCCUR.
In all Cases Paine's Celery
Compound Cures and
Restores Perfect Health
Headaches are varied in character,
:rf frequent occurrence and are pro -
laced by a variety of causes. The com
non iheadache is often produced by
me indiscretion in diet, or devialtioit
from ordinary habits of life. We have
also conrwestiye headache, rheumatic
headaches, and bilious and nervous
headaches. Women are oftener the
victims of these troubles than men.
W'heu neglected from day to day grave
and fatal consequences often occur.
Some of the ablest and best physic-
ians freely admit that Paine's Celery
Compound is the safest, surest and best
medicine for every character of head-
ache. Indeed, this opinion is strength-
ined by the thousands who have given
• estimouy in favor of Paine's Celery
Compound.
Headaches being more prevalent in
the Spring season, it is of the utmost
importance that every sufferer should
know how to act, One bottle of Paine's
Celery Cotnpound will often permanent
ly cure. Nature's marvellous Spring
medicine will, at the same time, build
up the entire system,
Logan: A meeting of the creditors
of Mr. John Nicholson, was held in
Mitchell un Monday, when a settlement
of 50 cents on ,the $ was offered and
accepted.
Lucan: Many Lucanites will be
pleased to learn that Mr. C. J. Fitzger-
ald, who resided with his parents here
for a number of years, bas been ap
pointed starting judge at the track at
Washington, at a salary of $100; per
day. Chris has been for 5 years sport-
ing editor of the New York Sun° and
we wish him success in hie new iposi
tion,
Tuckersmith: One of the oldest sett
lers of the township passed away on
\londay, ISth inst., in the person of Is
abelia Reaburn, wife of Mr. Donald
tIcDonald, of the Llth concession, H. R
S Mrs. McDonald was 75 years of age,
arid was one of the oldest and most
highly esteemed ,residents. She had
been a sufferer for a considerable
length of time, and death came as a re
lief,
Hibbert: Mr. James McConnell, met
with a painful accident on Tuesday.
Mr McConnell was attending to his
horses, when one of the animals kinked
and struck him, breaking his arm.
Once before he was so unfortunate as
to have the same arm broken by a kith
from a horse. The accident will lay
him up for some time, and be the more
painful on account of the previous frac
tures
Mr. John G. T yn r,, C. P R. baggage-
rnan at Guelph, died snddently,
Jeor Over Fifty `hears.
An OLD AND WILL-T1tn:n 1ti itn`Dr.-Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for over fifty years bymillions of mothers
for their children while teething, with per-
fect success. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays all paint, cures wind colic
and is the best remedy fox Diarrheas. is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists In.
every part of the World. Twenty-five cents
a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
and take no other kind
Mr. William Swartz, the , Guelph
small patient, hes been discharged
from the hospitl cured.
To Make Pure Blood
The is nd medicine before the people
equel to hood's Sarsaparilla. It is the
standard spring medicine and blond
purifier and it possesses peculiar merit
which others try in vain to reach. It
really makes the weak strong Do not
neglect to puriy your bland this spring
Take Hood's Sarsaparilla now,
Hood's Pills h'come the favorite
cathartic wirh every one who trigs them
25c. per box.
Mr. Thomas Lee, of St. Catharines,
who was injured in a ruuawliv acci-
dent on Thursday, died yesterday.
London, ILuron and
TIME TABUS.
GOING Noarit= Passer ger.
Bruce.
London, depart.-.......
Centralia
EXETEIt
Hensel).
Kippen
Bruoetekl
Clinton
Londesboro
Blyth
Belgrave.
Win gham arrive
cloltta Soumx-
Winghe m, depart
Belgrave
Blytl•
8.05a it 4.3e r M
9.07 5.47
9.22 600
9.37 6 15
9 44 6,20
9.59 6.28
10.12 6.05
10.20 7,14
10,58 7.43
10.62 7 37
11.10 800
Passenger
6.85 A. i( 2,25 V is
6 50 8.47
7.09 4.01
Londosboro,. ,........ 110 4.08
Clinton 7,80 4,28
,l3rucefleld 7 59 4,534
6
Kippen
Bengali.. .... A06 4.58
EXETER- .... ......... 8.26 612
Centralia .................... 8 40 5.23
Hon John Gos'igan Was. banqueted
by frienps at Kingston.
FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
D.UNN'S
RANI' TU. SELLERS1101011 OF NENE tiNozon Steel Hoosier '-.1)17
OMEIISE
.BEAUT1FDL 'AND BRILLIANT .COLORS„.
A Commission to be Appointed by
Treaty to Consider Them.
CANADA WILL BE CONSULTED
Sir Charles 1115bbert Tupper and Other
CanadianGentlemen Will Confer
With the liriti4Ii Ambassador
as to the Phraseology and
Splrit of the Treaty.
Washington, March 20. -Sir Charles
Hibbert Tapper,tho Canadian Minister of
Justice, who was Minister of Marino and
Fisheries at the time of the Paris award,
and tale other gentlemen who will accom-
pany him to Washington will probably
not arrive until the middle of next
month. The purpose of their visit is that
they may be consulted by the British Am
bassador, Sir Julian Paunoofoto, in the
preparation of a treaty looking to, the
formation of a commission to consider
the claims of the Canadian sealers against
the United Status under the findings of
the Paris tribunal, The Canadians will
take no part in the drawing of the treaty,
but in view of the direct interest which
Canada has in the matter, it was thought
that
well � Majesty's Government
by Dei 14 ]sty
they should be consulted as to the phrase-
ology and spirit of the treaty, which re-
sult could bo more expeditiously gained
bySir CCarles Hibbert Tupper
being in
Washington than if the conclusions
reached were subject to a correspondence
between himself and Sir Julian. The
Canadians will remain about one week, at
the end of which time it is thought the
treaty will have been agreed upon by Sec-
rotary Gresham and the British Ambassa-
dor.
Meanwhile the British Government is
still hopeful that when Congress meets
the appropriation of $425,000 will be
speedily passed with a view to compen-
sating the Canadian sealers for the losses
sustained by them. If not then, the
treaty will be sent to the Senate for rati-
fication. The British Government argues
that these claims are not for prospootive
profits and ought not to bo so considered.
The vessels, they contend, represented a
certain owning capacity and when they
were seized or driven out of the only
business for whioh they were adapted the
result was a distinct loss to their owners.
It is known that the claim originally
aggregated $700,000, but that agreeably to
an understanding between Seerotary
Gresham and Sir Julian a compromise
of $425,000 was reached.
Some doubt is expressed here as to the
correctness of the report that Lord Rose -
berg has promised the Canadians that the
British Government will advance this
amount to its Canadian subjects and look
to 'the United States for a reimburse-
ment. No such information has reached
here.
Ailsa Craig: AR the thieves in this
vicinity do not seem to have been cap-
tured yet as a goat -skin robe and sev.
eral other articles have been stolen from
the Munro House sheds. The enter-
prising proprietor offers ten dollars re
ward for information that will lead to
the conviction of the thief or thieves,
and will not give the informant away.
One or two examples will be of general
benefit.
Lucan: The return shooting match
for $25 aside between the Lucan and
Parkhill Gun Clubs took place here ot,
Thursday afternoon. Each side lined
up with nine men, ten birds each, Lu -
can winning by a scorn of 47 to 28.
This is the second math between these
two clubs, Parkhill having won the first
he six birds. Another shoot will b.
arranged for Good Friday, to take
place in Parkhill, at live pigeons. This
day's match was at live pigeons and at
dummy blue rocks,
Ailsa Crain': On Monday last about
4 p. tn., two men engaged in a hand -to
Maud tight on John Street, while a third
man egged on one of the combatants
Our Reeye Mr. John Morgan ordered
the men to desist and they were arrest
ad by Constables Maguire and Atkin-
son with the result that Archibald -Mc-
Diarmtd, of East Williams; Sydtley.
Hodgins, and Emmanuel Hodgins, of
McGillivray went home poorer by
about $1.5 in cash and richer by that
ainount of purchased wisdom Allen,
Craig is a quiet law-abiding place and
our village Fathers do not purpose to
allow the streets of our town to become
the stamping ground upon which
young men with bellicose tendencies
can meet to settle their differences by
fisticuff encotinfers. The P. M. promis
es the next man $10 or 30 days.
To Smokers
To meet the wishes of their cusstomers The
Geo. E. ' uckett and Son Co. Ltd., Hamilton.
Ont., have placed upon the market
A Combination Plug of
&8
Smoking Tobacco.
This supplies a long felt
d for luncheon with the residents
BAI( sumer one 20 cent retire p
watlt,
giving the r resented. Count William
plug, or 10 cent piece or 5 cent
of the body rep
" , - and Rni'ltert Bismarck and Count Von
piece of the famous l & B"bread of
Iiantzttu the ox-Clianeollor's cell-in-atv,
ba
coo.
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BISMARCK'S TRIUMPH.
Tl:e 1teicbstag nese-teed to Congratulate
Him, but Accepted His Hospitality.
Frieclrichsruhe, March 26. Prince Bis-
marck received the members of the Prus-
sian Diet and many members of the
Reichstag yesterday. The members of
the Prussian Lower House were the first
to arrive. They were welcomed by Count
Herbert Bismarck, who asked them to
wait at the station for the arrival of the
members of the Upper House. Count Bis-
marck evoked great laughter by remark-
ing: "As the Reichstag are not hero offi-
cially they must travol, in ordinary carri-
ages and not in saloons." Suddenly there
was a cry "Bismarck comes, " and to the
intense surprise of all the old Chancellor
appeared upon the platform quite unex-
pectedly and contrary to programme.
The Prince was attired in a full gene-
ral's uniform, with cuirass and helmet.
Ho worn a long gray cloak and carried a
walking stick, although he did not use it.
He walked erect and with a firm step.
Everybody rushed towards him and the
Prince said in a loud tone : "Gentlemen,
welcome to Lauenberg."
Councillor Kleinschmid, a member of
the Landtag, said to the ,Prince: "Tho
members of the Reichstag have not yet
arrived."
' °What 1" said the ex -Chancellor, "are
they permitted to tomo?"
This remark created great laughter.
Just then the train conveying the mern-
.bers of the Reichstag arrived, and Prince
Bisinara z was driven to the castle, the
members walking. The entire delegation
assembled around the terrace facing the
lawn. Count Stolberg, Herr Von Keeler,
Prussian Minister of the Interior, and
ox -President Von .Levetzow walked
through the castle to the terrace where
each made a short speech of congratula-
tion, to which Prince Bismarck replied
in a clear voice.
"The Diets," he said, "ought to take a
larger interest in the foreign policy. They
ought to discuss what is known about the
instructions a foreign minister receives
and what he does. In the Federal council
the budget for salaries of foreign minis-
ters always offers a chance for debating
the foreign policy. This would tend to
revive national feeling in the Empire
which is not of late manifesting itself so
strongly as I could wish. There is no
doubt that there aro people who labor
u impression that there
under the erroneous
are two separate and independent Gov-
ernments at Berlin. There is but one, for
the foreign policy which was intended
by the constitution to be imperial
has been distorted by bureaucratic mal-
practices from the original intention. X
am sorry I cannot directly take part in
the management of affairs. I am not well
enough to co-operate. with you practical-
ly, but my Ideas are with. you perhaps
more than is proper for an old man like
myself; I cannot drive away what: has
become an habitual interest through life
long work. I cannot now express my
feelings better than by impressing upon
you, and especially you members of the
Landtag, that you must hold fast to the
national idea and remember that in Prus-
sia also we do not follow the Branden-
burg or Prussian policy but the Imperial
German policy. In this sense I call upon
you for three cheers for the Kaiser,"
Talo cheers wore heartily given. When
quiet was restored, Prince Bismarck
added: "I very much wish my house were
aable to receive you all as my guests but
there is no room. Although there is room
in the narrowest hut for happy lovers
there Is Cot ronin enough hero for 160."
The concluding remarks of the ex-Chan-
callor were greeted with Daughter and he
Within the last few years science bas
been at work, and the result are Fast
Diamond Dyes for Cotton: Turkey Red,
Scarlet, Pink, Crimson, Purple, Seal.
Brown, Orange,, Olive Green and other
colors
These dyes make colors so fast that
even washing in strong soap suds will
trot cause them to fade. If `% amen will
ask for fast Diamond Dves for Cotton,
and see that they get !hoar, then will
be able to dye any of the above colors
absolutely last and unfading colors
that will remain until the goods are
worn out, •
Fast Diamond Dyes for Cotton give
grand and brilliant colors to carpetrags,
and are, therefore invaluable to country
people who make Rag Carpets. These
popular dyes are far ahead of all other
forms of dyestuff's, and many large
houses use. them regularly. Commie',
package dyes -worthless imitations -
are stow sold in some stores; beware of
these; insist every . time upon getting
i Dyes;
rhe guaranteed' Fast Diamond
tried, sure, true, brilliant and unfading.
Mitchell: Mr. Jasper Walkout has
the sympathy of the community in .the
i hi occurr-
ed
of his young wife, r ch u
ed on Wednesday 20th. Deceased was
a daughter of the late Thos. Neal. She
was taken ill about a week ago with
inflammation of the lungs, and, not.
icithstanding everything that kind.
friends and an attentive and skilful
physician could do, she rapidly grew
worse until death stepped in and put an
'tnd to her sufferings She leaves one
,mall child and a loving husband to
mourn her early demise.
Hensel]: Hensalt once more boasts.of
a Royal Tempters of Temperance lodge.
,i.s a result of the labors of Rev. J. W.
Bell, of Hamilton, general agent and
organizer of the Society, who spent
last week here, council 321, which had
lain dormant for some time, was reor-
eanized on Thursday eveuiu . The
following officers were elected for the
•usuing .year. Select councillor, Ezra
iteedding; vice councillor, Miss V Smith
past councillor. Wm. Stoneman; chap -
tin, Miss J. Westaway; secretary, Miss
R Smallacombe; tfeasurer, Miss L.
.hart; herald, Albert Short; guard Geo.
hite. The lodge meets every Thurs
day evening at8 o'clock, in McEwen'
mall.
pure Virginia were also present.
T E COOK $ BEST �'RIEN� Tlletintag m E" is on every piece. The deputies departed for
it
LARGEOT SALE iH CANADA. on three special trains:
thole homes
FUN ON THE SiDE.
Stalate-Well, I must be going; it's get-
ting ]ate. Ethel -Better late than never.
N.Y. Herald.
It is all right to wait till the clouds roll
by it you are spending the time earning
money to buy an umbrella. -Atchison
Globe.
"A very remarkable thing has come out
concerning Ellie's eng.igement." "What's
that?" "Her betrothed is going to marry
her." -Chicago News.
"SimonI Simons There are burglars
in the house!" "That's all right, Mary.
I Made an assignment of everthiug to -day
for the benefits of the creditors."
Obliging Country Butcher -Let me cut
it into cutlets for you, ma'am, leaving just
euough bone for you. to hold 1m by, while
you're eating 'em !-.Drake's Magazine.
"Have you any choice as to where your
picture shall be hung?" "No," replied
the artist, "only tbatTd feel on the safe
side if you'd put it in a room with low
ceilings. "-W ashingtou Star.
Midler-I wonder why Jones wasn't ap-
pointed on the jury? Muller -He was re-
jected on the ground that he couldn't hear
both sides. "How so?" "Why he is
deaf in one ear."-Tid'Bits.
FASHIONS IN JEWELRY-
The standards for soap of narrow rais-
ed work bars are very pretty.
The new candlesticks for tapers
as pretty as baby toys and look
them.
Transparent colored stones are sleeve
battens with no more gold showing than
necessary:
New bottles for salts have silver covers
with square box -like tops for their easy
manipulation.
Artistic leaf spoons grow in numbers
every day. A specimen is a lily leaf for
the bowl and two twisted tendrils with
buds for the handle.
There are deeide,d novelties in silver
v
fruit dishes, 0 lot
One is a , round bowl
with raised and perforated work. The
ornamentation is very rich. The same
designs have low standards, and round
keels -Mee feet.
Single sleeve -buttons are largerthan
ever. Tbey are worn chiefly by men, and
women who affect masculine dress. They
prevail in dead geld. The more elaborate
have a section in repousse work. -Jewel-
ers' Circular.
Combined. Drill and Broadcast Seeder, Single Drills, Single Broadcast Sudo,
There are other Drills! But there is only One Hoosier! All others aro baok,nnmbers'l'
The proof Is, there are more Hoosier Drills and Seeders in use in
Canada to -day thau of all other kinds combined
No Purchaser Dissatisfied Yet! Why should they be, when they have OS
THE BEST DRILL EVER MADE? WE GUARANTEE THIS.
IIXO BROS. MF CO. Cru., IJilEI1SOI,, oQ
Henry Jones, Agent, Exeter.
are
like
11 GREAT 1(T5AE
Had to "(lila and Bear It" when he
had a pain. Ton can grin and ban'
Isla it at once by using FERBY DAvla'
Sotd and used everywhere.inXLte?�a
A whole me dicine chest
by itself. Kills every form f extern
A
o al or internal pain.o
boss -A teaspoonful in half glass of water or milk (warm r eonvenien
F
IN PARLOR AND KITCHEN.
ook'sCottoilRoot
COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by an old
physician. Successfully used
monthly by thousands of
Ladies. Is the only perfectly
safe andrenablemedlclne dis-
covered. Beware of unprincipled druggists who
offer inferior medicines in place of this. Ask for
Cook's Cotton 1loot Compound. take nosubati-
tote, or inclose $i and 6 cents in postage in letter
and we willsend, sealed, by return mail. Fulisealed
particulars in plain envelope, to ladies only, 2
stamps. Address The Cook Company,
Windsor, Ont., Canada.
Bold in Exeter by T. W. Browning, Druggist
NE W -
HARNESS
SHOP'
' Vegetables should always be put itt cold
water half au hour before using them; it
will freshen them up wonderfully,
Biting off silk thread, if long continued,
causes lead poisoning. To increase its
weight, silk thread is soaked in a solution
of acetate of Nod.
A chemist advises that canned fruit be
opened an hour or two before it is used.
It is far richer after the oxygen of the air
has been restored to it.
Simple and pretty bedroom cur-
tainsvery are made of plain cream art muslin
trimmed with ruffles of the same and tied
back With self -color ribbons.
A Pompeian lamp in old silver, bronze
or brassie a highly esteemed addition to
one's store of brie-lelitem and does duty in
the hall, or in some "corner effect" in the
parlor.
Flavin leased the premises
vacated by Elliot & Elliot I
wish to inform the people of
Exeter and surrounding coun-
try that I have opened up a
new harness shop and will
carry in stock a full line of
HARNESS SUPPLIES,
HORSE BLAKKETS,
HORSE BRUSPES,
CURRY COMBR,
ETC, ETC, ETC.
Harness repaired and made
to order. All orders receive
promptattention. First class
work guaranteed.
CDT i RILL5 Codings Old Store.
Chrsfl's,gazir
OO b ERRIL LIVERY.
Bicycles,
Sewing Machines,
Baby Carriages
And Musical
Instruments. .
We are the only firm
'who make a specialty of the
above named goods .and
therefore claim that we can
give the people of Exeter
and vicinity,
Greater Bargains!
Greater Choice
Lowest Prices. ! I I
The latest and newest At-
tachments
ttachments for all our goods
can be had by calling at
our ware -rooms, -One door
north Dr. Lutz's drug store
First-class Rigs and Horses
Orders left at Hawkshaw's
Hotel, or at the Livery
S table,(Christe'sold Stand)
will receive prompt at.
tention. . . . . -
Terms Reasenabie
CL
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L Connection
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EXETER - ONTARIO
Has now in stock
FALL
ad
be SR
IN THE FOLLOWING LINES:
West of England Suitings and Trou
cringe,
Scotch Tweed Suitings and Trouser
n gs.
French and English Worsted Clot
All made up in the Latest
tyte,at best Raets. rriT
aJ
rolts5,9ot Cite kl eumatilgtl
arae Muueular
Pain ayairleht
Why or
Cry Che 9*4,.
*ti
las Yer,
*ado! ho
mywife otme
one. inured •
Pike make.
For along time 1 suffered with Rheumatfom id
the Beek so severely that 1 could not even sit
straight. My wife advised a n. do t, Menthol
Pfister. 1 tried it and Wei soon going about alt
tight. S. 0. Media, SWaet'a Cornell.
iiPriee 26e.
PEI(IS &jIIJiBTIjL
Jw R@Rf ROIL
B 4 you go any place to get
shaved acrd hair cut, give Ike
Dearing a trial. He is located
one door south of Central Ho-
tel in Bissetts old stand.
SpeoialAttention
is given to ladies and cbildren
hair cutting, ladies bang's
trimmed and curled latest
style for 10 cts. Hair work
such as switches Bangs curls
Puffs. Wigs and topics atrial
solected.
aJeating.
A. 14 STH CS1
r Proprietor:0
THE CENTRAL
BARBER SHOP.
HAIRCUTTING,
SHAMPOOING
and
HAIRCUTTING.
Ladies' and Children's Haircutting aspe V.,
A. HAISTINGS, Fanson's Block.
EXETER ~`�-�■►
PORK
PACKING
HOtrSE•
Live Hogs wante3. that
will weigh from 120 to :"2 '
pounds each.
I am selling at the Packing Hansa
Store, spars{ ribs, tenderloin cut-
tings, pickled nigs' feet, prestWill
tongue, head cheese, sausage, ba-
con, dried beef and pork.
As [ have engaged Mrs.Harrims
to attend to this part, our eustom-
ers will find all to he first claeadet
every respect at lowest cash prizes.
Now is the time to got your era*
or pail tilled with pure lard as
prices are liable to go Uri.
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