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West Lebanon, N. H.
Derhotith Professors
But Hood's Sarsaparilla Perfect.;
Y
Cured
'!!il A 'rightful Ulcer Conquered.
ai In 1886 a Iittle sore gathered on my
Left ankle which goon became painful and
broke open, discharging freely. The
family physician termed it an ulcer, com-
monly known as an old man's sore, due to
the poor state of my blood. The doctor's
treatment did not seem to benefit me as
the sore spread to the size of
a saucer, $
was greatly run down by it and had to
give up business. The doctors said owing
to my advanced age it was their opinion
The Sore Was (incurable.
In 1388 I made atrip to the faculty at Dart-
mouth College, determined to have the
ulcer operated upon. The surgeons
deemed it inadvisable to performed an
operation on the ankle, claiming that my
advanced age, 78 years, in itself was a bar-
rier, and that only temporary relief could
be given. ? returned to my home at Went
Lebanon discouraged and disheartened. f
was pining over my misfortune when a
friend urged me to give Hood's Sarsaparilla
a trial. I bought a bottle. I had taken
onlypart of it before I
a noted
change in
my case. The eruption took on a healthy
ooga3 ✓S�a°y6N-
"a:�"'rtti4�''�•" ,,. r,1 + t?3`.rnw'6'"h27Ca
appearance. i perse- �i�
vered with tsta medi- "iss
cine, my faith in it
.
having been greatly � ea,h�,Ct„r
increased as the beneficial effects became
apparent. I tools kis bottles of the medi-
cine and at the end of that time the sore
Had Completely Flea ed,
only the scar remaining as a remainder of
the suffering I had undergone. The effects
of the medicine was also beneficial to my
whole system. I have not felt so well for
years." Soar S. CuzniiErt, West Lebanon,
New Hampshire.
N. B. uBo sure to get Hood's.
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i 'dews nl`liau the
after-dinner
cath nese pieec,
CENTRAL
DRUG
STORE
Those who have used
Winan's Cough balsam pro-
nounce it unequalled as a
remedy for coughs, colds,
and bronchitis troubles.
Winan'S condition and
cough powders for horses,
the best in the market, al-
ways on hand; also Aceto-
benefaeto and Liniment, the
medicine so successfully
used by Mr.- Chas, Munroe,
Parkhill, in this and other
towns, in treating and cur-
ing various 'diseases. For
sale here,
0.. L U TZ, Druggist.
TINNp1c's
CUTTER & FITTER.
ELLMr.- <
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main St., - - - Exeter.
Tweeds and Worsteds.
I have a complete line
of samples of all the latest
designs and patterns in'
English, Scotch, Canad-
ian and American 'Tweeds,
Troueerings, Suiting$, Coatings,
WWAs S ELL
FOR TWEJ TY-FeVE YEARS.
BAIN
POWDE
THE000K;
SBESTFRIEVD
LARGEST SALE IF CAF -AD' ,.
Variable Autumn Wheather
often Seals the
Fate of Rheumatic Sufferers
Victims ofheumati i1
�1,Ct
find a cure in Paine's
Cele o
r� Compound,
Nothing Like it for Banishing
Awful the Riseaes.
Olt and Chronic Sufferers
acre Made Ilale and Strong.
Mr, William McWilliams, of Brad
ford; Ont., writes as follows. about his
case:— "Uusoliciated, I forward this
testimonial as to the value of Paine's
Celery Coinpoiin t I am well up in.
years and was sorely afcted with
rheumatism. I purchased six bottles
of your medicine, and ani now per
fectly well. I have no rheumatism
left."
The above is just an ordinary saamule
of the proof that cured people furnish
every week.
Let us utter a few words of warning
to all who feel the pangs of a disease
that ,hakes life a misery and. burden.
The most dangerous season is now
with us; there is no necessity to en large
upon this fact, °billing winds, damp
weather and heavy impure atmosphere
aggravate "„
avato r_tety condition of rheuma-
tism, and brings many a sufferer to the
grave.
Take courage all victims of rheuma-
tism If yon have failed with doctors
and the ordinary medicines of the day,
remember, you have not yet given
Paine's Celery Compound a trial. This
marvellous medicine has made !dill/
men and women of thousands who were
pronounced incurable by phyiscians
it can and will, do the same good work
for you, if you fairly and honesty use
it for a time. Mr. McWilliams' case
was one thatobatlled all other medioined
but Paine's Celery Compound, which
proved victorious at every point, giv-
ing bins a new and better life, Go
thou and follow his example,
Kippen: Mr. James Mustard has
carrots three of which tipped the scales
at 24 pounds.
Ailsa Craig: A man named George
Towe had his arm jammed while coup-
ling cars here on Monday.
Flood's Sarsaparilla, taken at this
season, will make you feel strong and
keep you from sickness later on.
Goderich: Perch fishing has been
fairly good at times the pat fewweeks
but should for the balance of the sea-
son be excellent.
Usborne : 141r. and Mrs. Harry Tow]
have lost their twins, a boy and a girl.
The girl was buried in the Zion cemet-
ery on Tuesday, October 8th, and the
boy on the following Sunday.
Kippen: Mr. Taylor's two year old
colt, after four weeks' hard struggle for
life, died on Monday last. It was one
of the best of many fine horses which
Taylor has raised, and is a big loss to
him, Mr. Taylor is one of those who
has sustained heavy losses in horses,
Seaforth: It will be learned with
deep regret of the death of John W.
Nevills, which sad event took place at
his residence in this town on Wednes-
day 16th inst., after an illness of some
three months. The cause of his death
was heart failure, superinduced by
dropsy.
Hensel!: A woinan named Young
left town on Monday to take up her
residence in Seaforth. Her departure
is hailed with general satisfaction, al-
though interfering somewhat with the
program, which the boys had laid out
for Halloween, Her husband is a hard
woricing man and is now an employe
on the Irondale and Ottawa Railway,—
Observer,
Ashfield: This township lost on Mon-
day of last week, in the death of Mr.
Thos. Hunter, one of its oldest, most
highly respected and bests; known resi-
dents. Deceased came to the township
nearly forty years ago, and by his in-
dustry and ability, had acquired a good
share of this world's goods. Deceased
had reached the age of 83 years and 3
months.
4Viaghain: Mr. Walter Taylor an
extensive exhibitor of vegenables, flow-
ers and fowl, took the following prizes
at the places named: Al Wingham,
40: Brussels, 4(i; P'ee swa`era 22; Pel -
grave, 181; Lucknow, 28, ,and Blyth, 27,
a total of 189, at the six sbows,' or en
average,of•812.- at each.
record, espeeially when it is considered
that Brussels and Teesw
were held the same days.
l
This is a gond
atter shows
Brussels: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rillough
of Grey, met with an utipleasantexper-
ience as they were returning from
church 'last Suncia,y evening. They
had only gone a few rods when a• wheel
came off the buggy, and they were only
saved by a miracle from being thrown
into the road, On examination it was
found that all the nuts had been re-
moved from the ax lila, The car rtr •
a
p P
tor of such a dastardly• set should be
made an example of; a few Menthe its
Goderich jail Might have a benerficial.
effect.
TOPICS :OF A WEEK.
EEK..
Tiro1niportalntateentsin, ayew Words yor
Busy Headers,
Cowansville, Que., is infested with bur-
Biers,
Hamilton Is talking of a o.enietory ftmc1
bji-law,
Leamington gets $800 a month from its
natural gas well.
A 207 pound quash was shown at the
recent Gotloricii fair,
Several Brantford young ladies have
organized a walking club.
A trioyole drawn by a team of dogs is a
street curiosity in Guelph.
It is proposed to elevate the G. T. R.
tracks that enter Montreal,
Prairie fires in the vicinity of Winnipeg
have caused a sad $SD,QDD damage,
Alexandria has not a suifloient number
of houses to meet the demand,
St. Thomas will hereafter ,celebrate
Labor Day as its Civic holiday.
A sunflower, 42 inches in diameter, is
exhibited by a Luoan gardener.
An Essex farmer will realize $3,000
from a 20 -acro water melon patch;
The Canada Life Insurance Company is
opening a branch office in Chicago.
The secand natural gas main between
Kingsville and Detroit has been laid,
Windsor is threatened with an outbreak
of typhoid on account of bac! drainage.
A Napanee farmer was swindled out of
$200 by a stranger with a little tin box,
Brantford will probably introduce a
aoinmeecial form into its Public schools,
An oil gusher just struck at Union,
South Essex, yields 5,000,000 feet a day.
Idrs, Mills, North Yarmouth, aged 108,
is the oldest person in Western Ontario.
In British Columbia this season 18,000,-
00e poand tins of salmon have been can-
ned.
The new line between Welland and
!Hamilton will be in operation by Christ
mac.
Tho Synod of Ontario gets $16,000 by
tho death of Mrs, Katie Gainfor8, of Pres-
cott.
• The Lake Erie railway route from
Ridgetown to St. Thomas is being sur-
veyed.
Hamilton business men who have failed
to register their partnershipwill be prose-
cuted
Tho skeleton of an Indian girl who died
70 years ago, was unearthed at London
lest week.
Five lives have been lost by prairie fires
at St Vital, Elm Creek and St. Charles,
Manitoba.
The G.T.R. will build a 150,00 gallon
tank at Kingston for cattle passing
through on trains,
The contract for the construction of a
lighthouse at Cabot Head, Georgian Bay,
has been awarded.
Montreal is still without means to
legally meet its obligations, and increased
taxation is likely to follow.
An unusually heavy crop of . beech nuts
this year indicates, according to an old
saying, a very cold winter.
Over 580 patients have been admitted to
the London Hospital within the last year,
of which 560 were discharged,
Chief Justice Strong of the Supreme
Court has been granted four months' leave
of absence on ,account of illness.
One day last week 19 Barrie merchants
lined up before the Police Magistrate,
charged with obstructing sidewalks.
Joseph Deacon, of Dresden. was poison-
ed to death by an injection of stramonium
leaves, commonly galled the thorn apple.
A Stratford woman sued another for
stealing her cat, and while the suit was in
progress the cat came back from a jaunt..
Tho annual .general statement of the
Mo]sons Bank shows the net profit for the
year and above all expenses to be $222, 827.
Early next spring the Brantford Musical
Society will give a grand festival with 500
in the chorus and soloists from New York.
The London Tpyographical Union has
resolved to fine any member $1 who pat-
ronises a Chinaman, and 52 for a second
offence.
Swedenborg's complete works, in 32
handsomely bound volumes, have been
presented to the Brockville Mechanics' In-
stitute.
On account of the many delegates to the
Hamilton conference of the Methodist
church there is trouble to find a place of
mooting.
Tho Government is being urged to put
a tax on natural gas, which is being piped
into the United States, it is said, in large
gtiiultibies.
Italy is willing to negotiate a treaty of
commerce with Canada en the lines of the
Franco -Canadian treaty, which gods into
effect this week.
The Hamilton receiver has received
23,076 as its percentage on receipts of
$11,388 for the quarter ending September
26, and 81,517 for mileage.
The competition of Canadian cheese in
the English market is so keen that the
agricultural papers are writing very pes-
simistic articles on the subject.
Quo warranto proceedings were taken
on Friday to. unseat Mayor Villeneuve, of
Montreal, for his alleged interest in a
firm now supplying, lumber to the city.,
Mr. Thomas Bennett, a highly -respected
farmer of the township of Oxford, died
very slide illy of heart disease in Wood -
stack Sal .n day. Ho was 68 years of age.
Mr. john Wilkins, Ravensworth, has
in..his possession a work on the life of
Christ which was written by Jeremy
Taylor,.and which is nearly 200 years of
age.
Every couple married in the town of
Thorold, village of Morritton, and town-
ships of Stamford and Thorold during the
balance of 1895, will receive the Thor-
old Post for one year.
The sale of a consignment of Canadian
Salmon has boon prohibited in London, on
tho ground that the fish was bull trout.
Sir Charles Tupper and experts aro inves-
tigating the question,
Deposits In the Dominion Government'
savings hanks during August amounted
to $314,088. There was withdrawn the
suns of $257,862, leaving on deposit at the
end of the month 217,706,021.
The Banque,dn Peuple, Montreal, has
obtained judgreent in the Court of Appeal
for $14,688 against the town of Ibervllle,
for money advanced. The town sought
to evade paymnent on the plea that their
borrt,wing the money had boon ultra virus.
1 the
The British Govml meat resent to t
T o
p
library of the University of 'Manitoba a
full set of the reports of the"Challenger
Expedition." This splendid gift consists
of fifty largo regal quarto volulnes, of
Which the pttbltsheci Drilla: Is upwards of
$600.
The fineness of the General iiospital tat
laings ton show a deficit of $3,060 this year
azul the authorities have issued a oireular
asking for a consensus of opinion, regard.
big the ourtailtnent of the salary' of the
superintendent, as in the ease of thosu-
perintenftont of nurses.
'Newfoundland's revenue for the quar-
ter rending September amounted to $315,-
700, ova. $100,000 greiater than the previ-
otis quarter, but $32,3100 less than the cor-
responding quarter of last year, before the
oonlmoroittl crash.
On Saturday afternoon two neighbors.
named Parker and Johnson, who live near
Tweet!, Oiht , quarrelled, The former club-
bed the latter with the butt of a gun, in-
flicting a terrible wound, Parker is now
guarding himself with twb rifles, and
vows he will shoot the first man who in-
terferes with him,
Premier (areanway has announced that
the Manitoba Government will demand
compensation either in cash or lands for
35,337 acres of swamp land which Mr, T,
M. Daly, Minister of the Interior, says it
is impossible to transfer from the Federal
to the local authorities, They have been
disposed of in other manners,.
The Toronto City Council, at its regular
meeting Monday, agreed to pay Massie
Paulin, Sorley & Martin the sum of $6,-
250, and to place the not issue of 2750,000
worth of bonds in the hands of that firm,
as a settlement of the firm's claim for
breach of agreement by the pity in not
placing the issue of the last block or bonds
in their hands.
UNITED STA.T.ISS.
Sixty thousand acres of lance are devot-
ed'to celery growing in the United States,
Del Puente says that the only thing
wrong ,r, aibcut American audiences is that
they do not smoke through tho perform -
The price of steel rails has gone up in
Cleveland owing to the choked condition
of the eastern mills. There is a heavy de-
mand,
Minnesota has a variety of wolves which
so closely rosomblc the Siberian wolf that
many people believe they came from that
Country.
The Mississippi is at its lowest point at
St. Louis in the memory of the oldest in-
habitant, and navigation is practically
s uspended.
United States Ambassador Bayard has
promised to deliver the annulsl address in
the autumn to the Edinburgh Philosophi-
cal Society,
A mall in Pennsylvania
won $
DO by
y
drinking m quart of whisky in an hour
and a halt. The money was used for
funeral expenses.
Wheat growers in the Northw esthave,
in response to a secret circular, formed an
organization for the purpose of `advancing
the price of wheat.
The Popo has written a letter to the
Catholic hierarchy of America, condemn -
leg religious congresses such as were held
recently at Chicago and Toronto.
The vegetarian restaurant that was
opened in West •23rd street, New York,
last winter, has been closed up en account
of a lack of sufTiolont patronage to pay ex-
penses.
Instead of 5,000,000 ' boxes of oranges,
which is Florida's usual crop, only 100,-
000 boxes will be shipped. These will
come chiefly from the Manatee region on
the Gulf of Mexioo.
' The Superintendent • of Insurance in
Springfield, Ill., on Saturday granted a li-
cense to do business in Illinois to the Su-
preme Court of the Independent Oiler of
-Forrestors, of Toronto.
It is understood that the postal officials
in Washington have asked the Dominion
Government for permission to run United
States mail cars with clerks on board
through Canadian territory, and they are
sanguine that the permission will bo grant-
ed.
FOREIGN
The Queen is at r3alittoral and out driv-
ing every afternoon. •
England bas sent an ultimatum to the
King of Ashantee, accused of violating
treaty obligations.
A strict enquiry is to be made into the
rumored ill-treatment of the Armenians
under arrest at Constantinople.
The Jackson-farinsworth polar expedi-
tion party has arrived safely at Bergen, in
Norway, from Franz-Josefland.
A lawyer has been arrested at Constan-
inople for posting a letter from the Liber-
al Committee to Lord Salisbur,r.
The engagement of Lady Randolph
Churchill to a distinguished ofl'loer of the
British army is rumored in London.
The British battleship 'Victorious was
launched at Chatham on Saturday. It has
a fifteen thousand tons displacement.
The death of Makololo, ono of Living -
stone's followers in Africa, is reported in
London. He left only 45 widows to mourn
him.
Dr, Gunther, the well-known head of the
Department of Zoology in the British
Musetun, lias been retired owing to age
regulations,
The Liverpool Post claims to have
found the head of Oiiver'Cromwell in the
possession of the iVilkeson family, of Seal-
chart, Dent.
John L W. Mackay, jr., was killed in
Paris on Friday by being thrown from his
horse. He was the eldest son of Millionaire
Mackay, of Sian Francisco.
It is state in official circles that Enlgand
intends to land troops on some part of
Turkish territoryif the Armenian r P
orms
aro not honorably executed.
English argrioultural papers aro pub-
lishing pessimistic articles, because of the
keenness of the competition of Canadian
cheese in the English market.
Tho British court has received the worst
advices concerning the Czarewitch, who is
the victim of consumption. It is not ex-
pected that he will survive tho Winter.
Tho Governor of Goa,Portuguese India,
has cabled to the Minister of Marine in
Lisbon that the Portuguese troops have
joined the insurgents and were i.i,iaging
the town and country.
Sir Algernon Borthwatte proprietor of
the London Morning Post; Baron Henry
de Worms and Hon. Horace Curzon Plun-
kett, members of the Imperial Parliament
have boon raised to the peerage,
In view of the many reports in circula-
tion regarding the attitude of Groat Brit-
ain towards Venezuela, the following ofii�
tial announcement was made 10 Loddon
Monday r --"In consequence of Venezuela
not offering an apology or reparation for
tiro Uran incident, the Marquis of Salis-
bury has taken steps to inform her ass to
what reparation Groat Britain 'require
The doamnent 15 ''iouehod in forcible
terms,, sand points out that Groat Britain
will not permit Venezuela to overstep the
boundaries marked by the courses at the
rivers (;iiyuni and Amman, but is will-
ing,' that the question of the other disput-
ed territory should be siebirlitted toarbit-
retial.''
Mare
Dear sir there lives near Iatten,
A Matt. 1110y call ''Adore ";
And he watts Some sis+endid verses,
They are geed, 1 do declare:
sc His Dream" about the rai.way,
I really think its titre,
For its full of !rash wit,
And it shhles in eveay line,
But, his verses on Elora,
And upon Inc flativL land,
nave. a certain ring about them,
That I thick is really grand. '
1Vhen first I read those verses,
A. mist mine o'er my eyes,
For I lived uport f_itand !.liver,
I clean I lived close by,
Aud I'1n fond of reacting verses,
But its seldom 1 declare,
1•h at I meet with any verses,
Like those verses of "Adage"
Nc xt slimmer when out camping,
You can toll him 1 intend,.
For to meet hint et Lalte Huron.
At that place he calls Grand 13rnal.
And I Fend thisinvittoo,
Tliat',i if it don't annoy,
He will spend a week at Brighton,
With a friend, 110111ed James McCoy.
"B'Hee hnnrnoou 1'eolille,"
As Abraham Lincolu called them, do
uoG care C0 argue about their ailments.
VX'hat they want is a medicine that will
cure them. 'The simple honest state-
ment, "1 know that Hood's Sarsaparilla
cured hue," is the best argument in
favor of this medicine, and this is what
many thousands voluntarily say.
Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner
pills, assist digestion, dire headache.
25.
The groat secretin fancy butter -making,
says a dairy writer, is a studied purpose
to keep all foreign substances out of the
milk, cream and butter, and have only
original material from start to finish and
fancy butter results.
The New York Experiment Station has
boon making some practical tests with
cows, as to the amount of water they
drank. It was found . that during lacta-
tion, or the milk -giving period, the aver -
ago
ago per month was 1,660 pounds.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
The skeleton alone of an average whale
twenty -live
wei 1;•h a tons.
The newest thing out In London's world
of swelclom is a hand -painted shirt front.
A Dundee, Scotland, man is working on
a flying machine that is built on the
bicyclo plan.
Five cent telegrams will bo tried in
Ltaly. The government is also trying to
have the tariff with other European coun-
tries reduced.
Here is a curious state of faots revealed
in a New York court record: A man
who testifies in court that he made a for.'
tune from the manufacture of religious
and other tracts is suing another in court
for diverting a portion of it, with which
they were to speculate in whisky on
joint account.
WORTH FINDING.
Two men recently found in a Missis-
sippi river sandbar a hulk of a wrecked
steamer containing 100 barrels of whisky.
It had been ripening since bete' de'wah,
and was in fine fettle.
Two boys in Muskegon, Mich., recently
found SOWS in . gold under an old pine
stump and the town is in high hopes of
becoming stumpless.
Years ago a queer old fellow in
Powderiy. Texas, borrowed an iron kettle
of a neighbor. Soon after, he died in his
house. There were many searches for the
kettle, which was at last found, with $3,-
000 in it
Ill some old buildings at Jay Bridge,
:lie., was f"und 22,500 in government
bonds but a little time ago.
eFasbions may come, and fashions may
go, but the diamond furor abates not. The
sllrcrkhug little stone holds its fascination
as of yore, and maiutaius its high value.
In A nettled society it is the custom to
tr,ke a partner for only one round of a
dance. By this means ladies and gentle -
melt change partners five or six times in a
single dance.
To be photographed while you doze in a
corner of your pew at church is one of the
latest terrors. The kodak has made its
way into the pulpit. An Irish. clergyman
the other Sunday during the service took
a snap shot of his congregation.
London, Huron and Bruce.
TIME TABLE.
GOING NOR
depart.........
Centralia
EXETER
Itensall
7tippen
Brucefield
Clinton
Lo n desboro
Blyth
Belgrave
Wingh am' arrive. .....
GOING Souris—
Wingham., depart
Belgrave
Blyth
Lona esboro
Clinton
lire ,efleld
Kippen
klensall
TSETBit
Centralia
Passenger.
8.05 A ad 4.30 r
9.07 5A7
9.92 6.00
9.87 615
944 6,90
9.52 6.28
10.12 6.5.5
10.29 7.14
10.88 7.23
10.52 7 37
11.10 8.00
Passenger
5.85Au 3.25rM
6.50 3.47
7.03 4.01
710 CO3
7.30 4.28
7.49 448
7.57 4,53
8.06 4.58
8.25 5.12
8.40 5.23
HASTINGS,
8 Proprietor ey
THE CENTRAL
BARBER SHOP.
HAIRCUTTING,
SHAMPOOING
and
HAIRCUTTING.
Ladies' and Children's Haircutting a specialty.
A. HAITSINGS, Fanson's Block.
GiI��EY
0
SON
Are showing special line
for the next two weeks in
PARLOR TABLES,'
MUM POLES,
ARO
NCH 11,91151MS,
S. GrIDLEY & SO
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Feely Bore. ache&
with mu cuIar Paula.'aiid
}jab jue put' fatal'
Bani8heroF Bachachei5
2.16E MiE0101- PltigElt
3, i1aI acnr+in-, Point au Chene, writes: Neth-.
'up; boxer for Lune Back and Lumbago Mouths
D. & 1.. lientiaol Plaster.
.A. E. Siacl,rav writes from Windsor: "Thep.
& L. Menthol Plaster is caring Sore Backs anti
Rheumatism at a great rate in this vicinity,
25e. each in air -tight tin box.
The
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KINS HANDLED R3'
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AND
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AGENTS FOlt
BICYCLES, SEWING MACHiNES
ORGANS, ETC.
The Brantford won
—289 first prizes,
—143 second "
88 third "
and holds nearly every
Championship from the
Atlantis to the Pacific.
Perkins & Martine
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EXETER
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PACKI H
ROUSE.
NHS WANTED
FOR DELIVERY
EVERY MONDAY A. M.
As we are killing hogs regular we are
prepared to fill crocks or pails with
new lard.
PRICE LIST:—
Tender loin 9 cents per 311
Spare ribs 2 `°
Roast pork . 10
Lard an crocks 11
Hams, smoked 12
Backs a 11
B. Bacon " 12
` Clear Bacon 9 to 10
Spiced roll 10 " ^c
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