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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1896-4-2, Page 6Subscriber's who do sot receive their papers egnlarly will please notify: us at once. Apply at the office for advertising rates. THE EXETER ADYYOCATE. THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1896 The Week's Commercial Snmivary. The earnings of the Toronto Railway 'for the first half of this month are $2,600 in excess of the same period last year. The wheat markets at Ontario points are lower owing to weakness in Britain. On the Northwest white wheat sold at 78c. The earnings of Canadian Pacific for the second week of March were 58.13,000, an increase of n°'+, 7 2.00J as compared, with same week of last year. • Canadian Government securities in London are firmer with advances of 1 to 2 per cent. Toronto 3 1-2 per cent. de- bentures are 1 higher at 101. Bell Telephone receipts at Toronto for gaarter ending February 29 were $51,- 251., against $:15,885 for the quarter end- ing with February, 1895. Post -offices were opened in Ontario on March 1, as follows : Boothville, South Grey; Lefaive's Corners, South Ontario ; Pape avenue, East Toronto, (Feb. 15.) Cattle supplies on the London market are excessive. The best United States animals bring 5d, and Argentines 4d. At Liverpool American cattle are selling at 61-Sd, and Argentines at 4 1-2d. The visible supply of wheat in the 7'lnited States and Canada decreased. 475,00,) bushels last week and the total is 62,1211,000 bushels as against 76,8713,000 bushels a year ago and 73,249,1x10 bush- els two years ago. The amount afloat to Europe is 213,960,000 bushels, as against 86,880,000 bushels a year ago, The failures in the Dominion as re- ported to the Daily Bulletin continue to +lecrease, There were 49 last week as compared to 00 the previous week, and 88 in the same week of a year ago. On- tario had 27, only one of which had a rating as high as 88,000; two were rated at $2,0U0, one rated under $1,OJ0, and the balance had our lowest credit or blank rating. There were 163 in Quebec, none of which were of any commercial import- ance. British Columbia had five and Manitoba one. None were reported from the other provinces last week. Business at Toronto this week has been quiet generally. Although merchants are hopeful, the indications are not very promising for an active trade. Values of the leading staples are steady, but stocks of merchandise are large, and it is necessary to cut prices to relieve the market. Collections are backward in the majority of lines and the large list of failures is anything but cheering. Bankers are very conservative and all paper offering for discount undergoes considerable scrutiny. The retail trade of the city is slightly better owing to mil- linery openings. The leading houses re- port a fairly satisfactory trade, but the smaller concerns have uphill work. The large number of bankrupt stooks are af- fecting trade adversely, and probabilities are that there will be lower level of prices in the near future. There is danger in neglecting a cold. Many who have died of consumption dated their troubles from exposure, fol- lowed by a cold which settled on their lungs, and in a short time they were beyond the skill of the best physician. Had they used Bickle's Anti- Consump- tive Syrup, before it was too late, their lives would have been spared, This medicine has no equal for curing coughs, voids and all affections of the throat and lungs. Here and There. We suspect that spring is coming; the " first robin " liar already has begun work. It will be noticed that the 1896 styles of bicycle hump are about the same as those of last year. Those accustomed to hear Salvation Army bands have been aware for some time that there was discord in the or- ganization. The surplus flowers which maudlin sentimentalists are unable to pack into Scott Jackson's cell in Cincinnati might with entire propriety be sent to the grave of Pearl Bryan. Lillian Russell has threatened to dis- charge her leading man unless he es- chews stage kisses and gets down to real business. The tyrannical disposition of some of these prima donnas is simply wonderful. The comet has turned about and is now getting away from the earth as rapidly as it was coming tiward it. The glare of those oratorical fireworks in the Senate was evidently too much for its nervous system. A young man has died at Edinburg, Ind., of softening of the brain from habitual cigarette smoking. A young man who makes a practice of smoking cigarettes is supposed to have a tolerably soft brain to start with. A Cleveland girl who bad a young man arrested for kissing her admitted on the witness stand that she had kissed him first. The defendant was discharged. It looked like a clear case of justifiable os- culation in self-defense. hfisspent Lives. Within the past few weeks some strik- ing instances have heen afforded of the unvarying success of the Lakehurst treat went for alcoholism in the extremes of . old age and youth. In the one case the experience brings mingled pleasure and regret, in the, other pleasure and self- congratulationbut both find common ground for thankfulness iii the fact of having obtained a radical,lasting cure. Every young man who has taken the treatment instinctively realizes that he has escaped a lifetime of misery and deg- radation and seamy imbued with the de- termination to retrieve himself. If, on the other hand, a man only awakens late in life to the realization et his misspent past and wasted substance, his declining years will 14 ,taunted by the vain regret that he had not taken the cure while life with all its opport.iuitien was before him. The man does not live` wino has used al- cohol all his life, who can truly say that he has been the better %or it. The'earller in life a drinking man makes -en h e mind to take .the, treatment at Oakville, the erecter will be his satisfaction. 'Seventh o#Lir.: i18 bawl: of Commerce Building. TOPICS OF A WEEK. The Important Events in w Few Words For Busy Readers. CANADIAN. Kingstonhas voted $16,000 for new school buildings, Lord Aberdeen will open the Industrial and Brantford Fairs. Mr. L. T. Constable, of Hamilton, was robbed of $800 by burglars. The private banking firm of • George Dobie & Co., Glencoe, has suspended; Alex. Archer, of Glencoe, was sand- bagged and robbed of $85 at Windsor. It has been officially announced that the There was a terrific explosion of gas in a new coal mine at Dubois, Pa., by which fourteen miners were killed. ' Tyrrell Kenny has been jailed at Buf- falo charged with " daubing with red paint" thirty of the city's churches. There is a strong probability that the Cuban resolutidns will be senasback'to conferenee'before being finally adopted tr congress. The resolutions censuring United States Ambassador Bayard for his Boston and Edinburgh speeches passed the House at Washington. At Galesville, Georgia, Henry Patter- son murdered his wife with an axe. Armed constables now guard him from the lynch- tbreatening mob. The Methodist Episcopal Conference at Philadelphia decided, by a vote of 117 to life of parliament expires on April 24. 89, to admit women as lay delegates to the ` Bishop Hamilton, of Niagara, has ac- General Conference. I cepted the invitation to the new Bishopric The strike of twelve thousand Chicago of Ottawa. tailors, which began on Wednesday, is Brockville Council has passed the elec- over, the contractors having signed the trio railway agreement, and the line will contract drawn up by the Men. be constructed at once. The Rev. Dr. Brown, of San Francisco, An effort is being made for a union of charged with adultery and nnministerial the Patrons of Industry and the Independ- conduct, has been acquitted by the Church Committee which tried the case. A New York newspaper has offered H, H. Holmes, the' condemned murderer, seven thousand five hundred dollars to write a detailed and truthful story of his criminal career. A call, has been issued in Washington for a national conference, to be held in that city on the 22nd and 23rd of April, for the establishment, between Great Britain end the United States, of a permanent system of arbitration. t The Rev. J. D. Thornton, living near Sharon, Texas, was warned to preach no once Canada Party in Essex. Mr. J. W. Bell, ex -M. P., Desmond, was elected Grand Master of the Grand Orange Lodge of Eastern Ontario. The Credit Lyonnais of Paris has en- tered ntered an action in the Superior Court against La Banque du Peuple for $5,000. The firm of Haines, Laedecking & Co., manufacturers' agents, Montreal, have assigned with liabilities of about $85,000, Mr. Alexander McLachlan,a well-known Canadian poet, died at his residence in Orangeville, Out., Friday, aged seventy- eight. Judgment in the Canadian prohibition more in that section. He refused to obey I case will not be rendered by the Judicial the order, and on Saturday night he was Committee of the Privy Council until taken out by a mob, who whipped him' after Easter. The bill for the supervision of bakeshops received almost unanimous support in the Ontario Legislature Thursday on its second reading. William James Hammond was commit - ed for trial at Gravenllurst on a charge of ,Canaria, severely wtih switches. Charles Ryan, of Buffalo, N.Y., who is wanted by the Canadian authorities for the robbery and attempted murder of Ed- ward Russell, at Bridgeburg, Ont,, last October, was captured in Easton, Pa., and t is held awaiting extradition papers from baling murdered his wife, known as Kate In the United States Semite Monday by poison. Canadian laborers are reported to be Mr. Mills, of Texas, introduced a joint crossing the U. S. border at Niagara to resolution directing President Cleveland take positions on farms in Genessee and Livingston counties to request Spain to give local self govern- ment to Cuba, and in the event of Spain's The Aylmer branch of the Canadian refusal the President is authorized to take Pacific Railway becomes the property of possession of the island, and hold it until the Hull Electric Co. and wilt be operated the people oself-governme Cuba can establish local ent. I as an electric road.• The Medicine for Liver and Kidney organized toren a daily steamer from rap am". Victor Auger, Ottawa, Bay of Quinte ports to Clayton and the writes: ' I take great pleasure in mom - Bay Islands. mending to the general public Parmelee's PillsJohn Tremer, a teamster, while driving Comply nt.as a I have for d and the las over the Grand Trunk crossing near three years with leading physicians, and Whitby station, was struck by a train, have taken my medicines which were and almost instantly killed, recommended to me without relief, but The attached men of the Royal School after taking eight of Parmelee's Pills I of Infantry at St. John's, Quebec, who was quite relieved, and now I feel as free refused to do fatigue duty, were found from the disease as before I was guilty of mutiny by the court-martial. troubled." Another new steamboat line is being 1 t An explosion of nitro-glycerine at Petrolea wrecked Mr. Corey's factory and blew two of the employees, Messrs. John Owen and William Huggard, to atoms. Mr. Gabriel Balfour, one of the oldest settlers in the district around Omemee, FOREIGN The plague continues in Hong -Kong, in spite of the sweeping sanitary measures adopted by the Government. A hill was read a second time in the Im- Ont., died. Friday night, in his eightieth periai Parliament to compel the marking year. He was one of the veterans of the of all imported meat, cheese and butter. rebellion of 1887. Queen Victoria has created Emperor Chief of Police Mothers, of; Waterford, Francis Joseph Colonel in -Chief of the has been committed for trial on a charge First Dragon Guards. of receiving $250 from Joseph Lightfoot, The Chinese. Government is making no of Brooke, under a pretence of helping to headway against the Mohammedan re - recover stolen property, hellion in the northwestern provinces. A shocking affair is reported from The British and Egyptian troops are Wingham. A butcher named Fields was drilling daily in Cairo. The English sol - taken from his home by a mob on suspicion diers are enthusiastic at the prospect of of immorality, and as a result of his treat- fighting, but the natives are not so jubi- ment died in the hospital at London. lent. Andrew Boyd, of Montreal, who was Captain -General Weyler is reported as arrested in London some time ago on a saying that the difficulties he has en - charge of perjury in connection with some countered in Cuba may compel him to Customs deeds of the firm of Boyd, Gillies resign. & Co., was acquitted Friday. The Unionist members of the Glasgow The Rev. S. Fear, one of the pioneers of University have chosen Mr. Joseph Chum - Methodism, died at his home in Elora, berlain as their candidate for the office of or re ry Ont., aged 94. fie bad been fifty-six years L d R corer o f tl U ners ity. in Canada as a Methodist minister, and was superannuated in 1876. The Montreal Witness tells of a 9 -year- old boy on the Island of Orleans who is reported to be possessed of supernatural powers. His parents have asked the priest to exorcise "the evil spirit." The news has been received in Winni- peg of a terrible explosion at the gold have specific virtues truly wonderful in mines of Rossiand, in British Columbia, their action on the stomach and bowels. as a result of which four men were killed jam•, B. A. Cairnrross, Shakespeare, and two more were seriously injured- writes: "I consider Parmelee's Pills an David Stock, Deputy Collector of Cue- excellent remedy for Biliousness and De - toms at Dundas, Out., has resigned on ac- rangement of the Liver, having used count of a shortage in his accounts to the them myself for some time." amount of 3400 or $500. Stock had been The Times attaches great importance connected with the Custom House since to the evacuation of Kassala by the Ital- 1890. inns, which took place on the 14th, as it Mr. Christopher James, a farmer on the will entirely alter the whole situation for town line between Aldborough and Or- Italy, and will be likely to react seriously ford, Out., was killed on Wednesday by a upon the position in Egypt. Mr. Samuel Plimsoll, the originator of the famous "Plimsoll mark" to prevent the overloading of ships, is dangerously He is seventy-two years of age. As Parmeleees Pills contain Mandrake and Dandelion, they cure Liver and Kid- ney Complaints with unerring certainty. They also contain Roots and Herbs which stack of straw falling upon him, He was 90 years of age, and leaves a widow and a A despatch from Carlo says that baggage large family. and stores are leaving daily.for. the British expedition to Dongola. The Sixth Egyp- o r 11 L' i7p. J Liz The English Regiment, Princess Louise tion Battalion was bidden a cordial fare- II1+ AL i� ALY V . HAPPINESS. UNDER FALSE PRETENCE. Tll1 CONFIDENCE INSPIRED BY MERIT PREYED UPON BY GREED. :The '.Snliisntin*;'Knife►tor-'Tho YlihiI Acus Fraud --Robbing on the Strength of roar 7tesolve to Use Dodd's Kidney Pills, To warn and guard from danger and wreck beacon lights stand high and bold ly on rooky coasts. To lure and deceive to ruin the wreck- er sets uta false lights. There is a sort of loyalty due to the man, or men, who point out grave dan- gers and how to avert them. And there is something unspeakably execrable in the villainy -that seeks to profit by your danger, by deceiving you upon false grounds, " Such is the act of those who endeavor to palm off: upon yogi imitations of .Dodd's Kidney Pills, They may offer them to you by count, dignified by the name, "Kidney Pills." it is almost needless to say that the original and genuine Dodd's Kidney Pills are put up only in boxes. They may be offered to you in boxes, too, at almost any price, but you are safe from the intended fraud if yea note the absence of Dodd's Kidney Pills on the ease label. • No one dare use that name, for the counterfeiter would be liable to imprison- ment. It is something to be aware that in buy- ing Dodd's Kidney Pills you are buying the real thing which envious greed would cheat you out of, if they dared: But there are scores of ways in which the.attempt is being made. The true and original Kidney Pills are put up in a large, fiat wooden box, cov- ered with blue label with white letters, also having a red band. There can be only disadvantage and danger in taking anything but the genu- ine, so do not be defrauded by accepting anything else. Embarrassing. A story is told of some visitors who were going through a county jail under the escort of tele warden. After a tittle while they came to a room in which three women were sewing. "Dear me," one of the visitors whis- pered, "what vicious looking creatures 1 Pray, what are they here ford" "Because they have no other home. This is may sitting -room, and they are my wife and two daughters," blandly responded the warden. Peel and Welland Solid for a Safe Reme- dial Measure. Everyone has not the same interest in the ailments of the body politic,but when the body personal is sick the case comes home to a person. Mr. James A. Lowell, M.P. fonWelland, suffered that unpleas- ant sickness that comes from catarrh, but he found. a cure in Dr. Agnew's Ca- tarrhal hal ow r Powder. Mr. Henry I+ra ' noes, of Brampton, Peel county, Ontario, a well-known citizen, identified with the Great Northwestern Telegraph Co., had suffered from catarrh for ten years. His words are these: "I was greatly troubled with catarrh in the head for ton years. I tried every remedy, and also doctored, but little or no benefit came to me until I used Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powders. Relief came in ten minutes from the use of a sample bottle. I persevered,' and four bottles, which cost me, all told, only $2.40, have completely cured me." Sam- ple bottle and Blower sent by S. G. Dot Ghon, 44 Church street, Toronto, on receipt of loc in silver or stamps. A Great Editor. • " He's a great editor, isn't he?" said s. one reporter to another. I " I should say so. Why, he gets so used to saying 'we' that ,he often pays two fares on the street -car." SIX WEEKS IN BED. Eight Doctors -- No Relief --- Rheuma- tism. There is but one remedy in existence which ever has or can ourn rheumatism in two to three days, It is a remedy pre- pared. expressly for this one complaint, and is worthless for any other. Morton L: Hill, of Lebanon, Indiana, says of it : "My 'wife had rheiscnatism•in every mus- cle and joint; had been in bed for six weeks, and suffered almost death. Eight physicians attended her, but she didnot find even relief until she tried South American Rheumatic Cure. It gave her relief within first few hours, and she was able to attend to her household duties in three days. I am sure it saved her life." 75 cents. A Natural Mistake. • Connoisseur—I tell you what itis, 'Mc- Daub, these ostriches are simply superb. You shouldn't paint' anything but birds. tArtist (disgusted)—Those are not os- triches. They' aro angels. nedthe British Government that they will troops of thea Hussars, King's County, N.B., have note, well by he Khedive, who exhorted the to maintain the honor r raise volunteers out of the regiment to country. send four squadrons to the Nile in the pro- posed expedition. The Prince of Wales'evrirbe installed as Messrs. C. M. flays, General Manager Chancellor of the University of Wales in coming summer. of the Grand Trunk Railway Company, loceal tyise e of the oflceremouy was left byThe his and E, C. Smith, President of the Central , Royal Highness entirely to the choice of Vermont Railway Company have been 1 the university court; which has now appointed receivers of the Central Ver- mont Company. Dr, F. R. England, of Montreal, has been awarded 81,000 and costs in his action •against Kerry, Watson & Co., wholesale druggists, for $20,000 damages for the, death of his wife owing to a mistake in filling a prescription. Mr. John Craig, head of the Dominion horticultural experimental work, is au- thority uthority for the statement that the outlook for next season's crop of peaches is very unpromising. In many districts it will be a complete failure. The worst snowstorm of the season prevailed on Thursday night and Friday throughout Ontario. Immense damage was done to telegraph and telephone wires, while railway traffic was, in many parts completely blocked. Thousands Like Her. Tena "McLeod, Severn Bridge, writes: "I owe a debt of gratitude to Dr. Thomas' Ecleetric Oil for curing me of a severe cold that troubled me nearly all last winter." In order to give a quietus to a hacking cough. take a dose of Dr. 'Thomas' Eclectr, is Oil thrice a day, or oftener if the cough spells render it necessary. UNITED STATES. The strike of the Chicago garment walkers developed a' number of acts of violence Thnrsdty. ' 'William Miller, aged 28, has been ar- rested at Lancaster, Pa., for the murder of his father in January last: selected Aberystwyth, the seat of the old- estof the colleges of the university. The Prince has formally confirmed the selec- tion. Agitation in the world of homoepathic medicine has been its very soul of pro- gress, as in polities and religion—the diffi- culties of opinion and the individualities of men have been parent to the disagree- ments by which the standard of these bodies have been elevated. So with most of our famous preparations—foremost in illustration of which truth stands the world-famous remedy to general debility and langour "Quinine Wine,." and which, when obtainable in its genuine strewth, is a miraculous creator of appetite, vital- ity itality and stimulant, to the general fertility of the system. Quinine Wine, and its improvement, has, from the first discovery of the groat virtues of Quinine as a medi- eel agent, been ono of the most thoroughly (lisci'[ssed remedies ever offered oto the public. It is one of the great tonics and natural life-giving' stimulants which the medical profession have been compelled to recognize and prescribe.' Messrs. Northrop & Lyman of Toronto, have given to the preparation of their pure Quinine Wine the great, care due to their an- portan.ce, and the standard excellence. of the article' which they offer to the pub - Lie conies into the market purged of all the defects which sl i lnil observation and scientific opinion has pointed out in the less perfect preparations of the past. All druggists sell it. OI THE PURITY OF THE BLOOD DEPENDS EVERYTHING.' Dodd's Kidney Fills Ilave an Unbroken Re- cord of Success --They Always Cure. Health is the largest part in the mix- ture called. happiness. Health depends upon the purity of the blood. It is almost impossible to be ill if your blood is ptire, rich and red. The organs havingmost to do with blood purity are the. kidneys. If they are out of order you lose first the pink of health, and later the pallor of impurity is seenen. find then scice steps in to help the kidneys do their work. They will, respond to the first dose of Dodd's Kidney Pills. " Because thee pills are for this very purpose. How quickly they cure any minor kid- ney trouble is already well known to a hundred thousand people or more. They have cured in hundreds of cases after the patient had been given up to die, And it is only reasonable to expect them to care promptly in simple cases. But we have yet to learn that Dodd's Kidney Pills failed in any case -simple or complicated: Docld's Kidney Pills revive the flagging organs. in the organs. are the least expensive treatment world.' They cure the deadly Bright's disease at airy of its stages, They have cured in hundreds of ,cases where all else iailea. Dodd's Kidney Pills can be bought for 50 cents'a box from any druggist or dealer in Canada. !CYCLES. Are the choice of Experienced Riders, THOSE WHO HAVE LEARNED TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A WHEEL THAT ACTUALLY IS HIGH GRADE, AND ONE THAT IS SIMPLY CLAIMED TO BE ` OTHERS MAY BE GOOD, BUT THE WAVERLEY IS THE HIGHEST OF ALL HIGH GRADES. DO YOU RIDE (ONE? IF NOT, WHY NOT ? NO OTHER WHEELS iN THE WORLD STAND SO HIGH iN THE ESTIMATION OF CYCLISTS, BE- CAUSE WAVERLEYS ARE BUILT ON HONEST VALUE LINES, AND THE PURCHASER RECEIVES FULL' VALUE FOR THE INVESTMENT. • GRI BELE - & M°NAB SOLE AGENTS 34 FRONT ST. WEST, TORONTO' Send for Catalogue. IT DOES BOTH. South American Kidney Cure Not Only Relieves Kidney Disease Immediately, but it Also Heals and Removes the Trouble. Those dragging pains in the loins that are a common symptom of kidney trouble are most distressing, but they are only the forerunner of more acute pain, and - will develop rapidly if an effective remedy is not applied.. No medicine acts on the kidneys with such speediness as South . American Kidney Cure. It gives relief in the most distressing cases in a few hours. But it does not stop ' here. It is a great healer, and its con tinuous use for a short time 'completely j banishes this disease. It is a cure fox kidney trouble, and only it, but it never I fails hire. Self -Protection. Weary Watkins»-Wot the dickens you CEYLON TEA carryin' that club for nowadays? Hungry Higgins - It's leap year, IS DELICIOUS. pardner, that's ' why. --Indianapolis Sold Only in Lead Packets. Journal. $100 Reward $100. Tho readers of this paper will be pleased $ learn that there is at leant one dreaded disease; that s lance has been able to cure in all i stages,atid that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cut, is theonly positive cure known to the medicee fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional die. ease, requires a constitutional treatment. Rail's l:atarrn Cure is taken internally,aetit directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of rue sy.5tem, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, apd giving the patient steep 16 by building up the constitution and assist tg nature in doing its work, The propriwere have so much faith In its curative powers, thak tiher offer Otto hundred Dollars for any case that It tails to cure. Send for list of tebtimon- lais. . duress, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Tel edo, O. S•+ati by Dru:cgists, 75e. it " IN T:E LEAD. " CALADA HEART DiSEASE OF 20 YEARS' STANDING RELIEVED IN A DAY. Mr. Aaron Nichols, who has Lived on Ono Perm for 70 Tears, Tells What He litmus of Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart. "This is to certify that I have bought two bottles of Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart for my wife, who has been troubled for the past twenty years with heart dis- ease. The first few doses gave relief,and she has had more benefit from it than ' from all the doctoring she ever did. The' remedy acts like magic on a diseased heart. I am pleased to give this certifi- cate. ertificate. "AARON NICHOLS, "Peterboro'," Assessinnet Svatem" MUTUAL RESET VE FUND LIFE Association Edw. B. Harper Founder. Fred. A. Burn- ham President. 15 Teplarseted Com - The Largest and Stron rest Natural Premium LInauce C01 ifempanysur ' in the World. $60,000,000 of New Business in 1895. $908,8eb,00D of Business in Force. $4.084,075 Death, Claims Paid in 1895. 825,000,000 Death Claims Paid Since Business Began" 1885 shows an increase in Gross Assets, Net Surplus, Income and Business in Force, OrOver 105" members interested. W. J. Mc UlITRT, Manager for Ontario, Freehold Loan Building.Toronto Out. A. R. McNIOHOL, anager for Manitoba, British Columbia and "North- West Territories, McIntyre $lock. Winnipeg, Man.; D. Z. BES• SETTS, Manager for Quebec 12 Place d' Armes, Montreal, Que.; COL. JAMES DOMVILLE, Manager for New Brunswick, St. John, N. B.; W. J. MURRAY, Manager for Nova Scotia, Halifax, N. S. ti YOU WANT THEM, CAN CLT THEM FRMERCHANTS OR.DIREDT 8L'T mean FRM CS. CATALDDUE FREE. B -S Fuchsias, assorted; . 5oc. I-0 Roses, ever.blooming, 6po: 0-8 Geraniums, good 00.53.V-6 Canna Bulbs; as'tl for bee. 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