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KINSMAN, I. E. S., D. I), S. honor
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DENTISTS,
Teeth extracted without any pain, or any
tied effects, Offiee in Fanson'a Block, west
side Mira Street, ]!:ester.
DR,D. ALTO A
NDFRSON,(P.D.S L.D.S.i,)
honors Graduate f the Toronto
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L
rcitv and Ro al College fi
eata Surgeons
onS
of Ontario, Teeth extracted without. pain.
All modes of Dentistry up to date. Office
over Elliot & RIliot's law office -opposite
tlentral Ho tel-Fxeter,
fie'dfeal
tt yrs. T A. ROT,LTNS � .'s A. ,�litOS.
Y Residences, same as formerly
OFPiCES,Spaokman,. building, Main St,
Dr, Rollins' office; senao as formerly -north
deer. Ar. Amos' office, same building --south
Booz, )stag ist. 1893
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D$.T. P.-'lfcl,ACUGIILIY, MEIi(13itle OP
i r the College of.Pltvsieiansand Surgeons
Ontario. &hvsieie,n, Surgeon Ulla Me011,0le-
our. Office, Dashwood, Ont.
legal,
RIL COLLETS, BARRISTEE,SOLICIT
OR, Oenveyancer, Notary Public.
O oe--Over O'Neil's Bank, Exeter, Ontario.
I[oney to Loan.
TT R.DICKSOI(,11,1,RRISTFit,SCL,ICITOR,
A.1. of SuppremeCu rt, Notary Pnblio, Con-
eeyanaer, Commiasionor, &e.lifoney to loan
tittles--Facasou's Block,F',xetor
1LLIOT & (iliA.DMAN. BARRISTERS,
Fte., Conveyancers. and Stoney to
Lean at 5 and 5}i per cent.
8. V. Exis.iur. is', W. GLA MAN.
Auetioueer
LLBROW?), Wtneliet.ea. Licensed Aatat-
. ionoor tor the Counties of Perth sand
Middlesex, also for the township ofUsborno
/slaw promptly attended teazel terms roe-
eenbalo,Sales arranged. at Post office. Win -
Insurance.
EELLIOT,
Insuraixeo Agent,
)),Iain St.
Exeter
WANTED, IIELP.
•
Reliable xnau in every locality, local or
travelling, to introduce a new disoovery and
sop our show cards tacked up on trees, fences
and bridges throughout town and country.
Steady employment, cum mission or salary,
$85 per month and expenses, and inanely de-
posited it any hank when satserted. For p r-
toulara write ,a`rim world Mediae', Iaootrie
too,,London, Ont, Canada. 2-2 95
TAILORING
CHEAP S`
AND
NOBBY.
"i The Hang -dog Expression"
looks of a " ready made,"" hand-
me-down "
aud-me-down" suit of clothes is
enough to disgust the Prince of
Slovens,
NO FIT,
NO STYLE,
.NO GOOD.
3
?�S
A tailor-made suit, cut. made
and fitted to the contour of your
form is certain to look right.
AND WEARS- -
Parts of machinery which
accurately fits withstand se-
vere service and parts that do
not fit wear out quickest.
Same with clothes. Choose
your cloth and we do the rest.
Prices small as stitches.
Bert. Knight.
If You Want
e
BEEF, VEAL,
LAMB,
PORK, SAUS-
AGE,
OR BOLOGNA
Call at the Family Butcher Shop.
LOWEST CASA PRICES.
One poor South of OENTRAL HOTEL,
LOUIS DAY
Also Dealer in HidesSheep and
CAIS burins,.
MADE. `ME.A MAN.
AJAX TABLES POSITIVELYCl7RE.
ALL2vesvo2i5 diseases -)''ailing Mem..
ory, Impotency, Sloerileseness, etc. caused
by Abuse or other Excesses and Indis-
cretions. Mop quickly and Aaereeu
restore Lost Vitality in old or young. and
fit a man for study, business or marriage.
Prevent Insanity and Congnmption if
"a;d enintime. Their use showsimmediate improve-
ment end effects a (men where all other fail I i-
aveoutodthouea d andntiilcureyou Wo give a hos-
pos-
itive written guarantee to effect a cure A Te 1 in
each case or .refund tho money.. Price - eloper
package; or; six Oozes (full treatment) For. $2.60. Er
mail, in lain wrapper. anon receipt of �prico. Circular
rree.5 notirLora 56,,
AJAX II'4' CO.,CQ
Cpiu,.a RIP
4"
in Exeter' by C. Luta, 1)ruggist
EXETER MARKETS.
(Changed every Wednesday)
Wheat per bushel
Barley
Cats
Pests
Butter
$0 85 to 85
32 to 40
08 to 30
55 to65
14 to 15
Pots i2
atoes perbag 95 to 85
1Tay per ton tooth 8.00
Dried Applesper ib 5
'turkeys q
Ducks 8
Crease ....... 5
°Woken
Wool per lb,
5
15
"How w
Id
She
Burn Her Face
That Was What People Asked
About Our Daughter
Dreadful Itching, Burning Erup-
tions Cured
Smooth, Soft, White Skin Now.
"0.1. Hood res Co. Lowell, Maes:
" Gentlemen; Our little daughter is now
#+seer year's old. When she was about three
months old, she had eruptions on her face
which h er
e very disagreeable, gxeeable, and l
tahod
a
,.o much, especially at night, that It made
her trouble a great deal worse. I was
obliged to ]seep her hands tied at .night
and it watt necessary to watch her during
the day. She would aerateh herself when-
ever she had the chance, until her clothes
Would Ba hovered with Blood..
We had a greet many doctors to see her,
out they did not ;help her in the 'teat, It
was a terrible task to care for her. When
we took her away from home, people
would ask, 'IOW oW did that child burn her
facet' She was completely covered with
soaba for a long time. She suffered every-
thing. At last we concluded to try Hood's
Sarsaparilla, because I had great faith in.
It, and after awhile we could sec that she
was getting better. People said she would
certainly be left with sears on her face,
but she was 11ot, It is now a year since
she was cured by flood's Sarsaparilla, and
her face is as
Smooth and White and Soft
as that of any child. I believe Hood's
Sarsaparilla to be the best family medi-
cine that can be obtained. I take it my -
541 for headache and that tired feeling,
and I have found nothing to equal it. One
yecaliarity about flood's Sarsaparilla is
that it is pleasant to take and it is no
trouble to induce children to take it. The
doctors pronounced my little girl's disease
to bo eoaema, er salt rheum." )flits.
Wxrnlru Waxes, Warren, Connecticut.
N. B. Do net bo induced to bay any
substitute. Be sure to got
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Telest-]n (wattle) One True Blood ratifier.
Sold by all druggists. 513 six for $5.
Duro Liver Itis•; eaisy to
Hood's Pills take, easy to operate. '215o.
Cook's Cotton Soot Compound
Is snecessfally used molrthly br Oyer
10,000Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for C..k'e Cotton Reef Cue -
Taken.) other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations aro dangerous. Price, No. 1, el per
box, No, 21,10 degrees stronger, $E per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed en receipt of price and two 8 -cent
stamps The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
responsible and 2 sold ane: recommended by all
Druggists in Canada.
No 1 and No 2 sold in Exeter by d'. W
Browning, Druggist.
Burned While Lighting a Fire.
Belleville, March 22.-A shocking ac-
cident occurred to Miss Jane, daughter
of Mr. William Lewis, of the 5th con
cession of Thurlow. While lighting
the fire her dress became ignited, and
before help came she was badly burned
about the body and limbs. It is hoped
that her injuries may net prove fatal,
although they are very serious.
A Bicyclist's Fate.
Brantford. Ont., March 22.-W. F.
Allen, foreman of the fire department
is dead. Deceased was out on his wheel
on Tuesday, and when coming down
Brant avenue the seat broke. ile was
tbrown violently to the ground, receiv-
ing severe injuries. He proceeded to
the fire hall, but on Wednesday he had
to go home, and it was supposed he was
doing well, until Sunday forenoon,
when he became worse, and died at
noon.
at is
ties
uNon?
It is a strengthening food and
tonic, remarkable in its flesh -form-
ing properties. It contains Cod-
I,iver Oil emulsified or partially
digested, combined with the well-
1-enown and highly prized, Hypo-
phospliites of Lime and Soda, so
that their potency is materially
increased.
1.`'d' ltl a'hi P.1 WM® it
It will arrest loss of flesh and
restore to a normal condition the
infant, the child and the adult. It
will enrich the blood of the .anemic;
will stop the cough, heal the irrita-
tion of the throat and lungs, and
cure incipient consumption. • We
inafce this 'sta,tefnent because the
experience of twenty-five years has
proven it in tens of thousands of
cases. Be surey ou get SCOTT'S Emulsion.
or. and $1.00, all druggists..: SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronto.
NATIONAL HIGHWAY
IMPORTANCE OF THE QUESTION NOT
TO BE OVERRATED.
Board of Railway Commisaioners Wanted
With Full Power to Referee the Pro-
visions of the Railway Act in the In-
.terests of the Public,
Ottaws, March 15. --In the House. yes-
terday, Mr. Jameson moved; "That the.
i t
pub) a interest demands that the railway
companies
Canada an• d
es f
Pa o a should, at the earlI,°
est possible moment, be brought under
the control of a Board of Railway Com-
missioners clothed with full power to en-
force the provisions of the Railway Art
and to prescribe aud enforce the observ-
ance of such regulations as may be
necessary in the public interests,"
He said that there was no proper trib-
unal in Canada to enforce the provisions
of the Railway Act. New Zealand, Aus-
tralia and the United States each had a
Railway x v y C n
o emission, and the Minnesota
Ac commended1
t itself to Mr. Jameson.
Itprovided that the Commissioners, upon
complaint of auy person by telegram, in-
vestigated the matter informally, and if
the ooaeplaint proved to bo well founded
the railway company was notified and a
datee o
fix d for a hearing.r
I e cease of
de-
fault of theoI
c p n
R to make restitution
the fact was reported to the Attorney-
Genex;el of the State, to impose a penalty,
Ass t
a general r leu the, railway company
promptly rectified the grievauee rather
than face the courts. Be believed that
one Commnisslon, ,acting thus as a Board
of Arbitration, would serve for the whole
laomiuiau.
Mr, 1114oloan said he believed this was
the greatest issue we have before us In
this country today, Be advocated the
extension of our present maenad railway
system to the City of Winnipeg. ,After
dealing with the cost of such a Railway
Commission, Mr. Maclean staid another
thing we coin do in regard to railway
transportation is to lay down the principle
that Canada is to take a stand for the
nationalization of her railways..
Mr. Blair resumed this discussion after
recess, Ho said the inaportaneo of this
question could not be overrated. Tho
transportation question was one at the
largest questions with which Parliament
could deal and he would hall; with de-
light any scheme whlohwould amelior-
ate the grievances of which the people of
Canada complained, But this question
was not susceptible of easy tre:atmel.t,.
He sympathized in the view diet we
should have a national highway. Be lo-
itered it was a radical error on the part
of the Government of that day, and he
was not reflecting upon phew because
public opinion would not have sustained
thew in taking this further step, when
they allowed tho transcontinental rail-
way to become the property of a private
corpora€tion. Be believed the sound policy
for the welfare of tho Dominion was that
at any cost the country should have
.caned that great highway. Then they
could have afforded to treat the people
liberally, oven though it involved cost.
He mowed the adjournment of the debate.
The motion to adjourn the debate oar -
AEI, and the House adournod at 0.40,
Ottawa, March 10, -After routine the
House at 4 o'clock got into committee on
the Yukon Railway bill,
Mr. Blair announced that, owing to
objections raised during the debate, a
supplemental contract had been entered
into on the 2fith of February with Messrs.
MoXenzie and Mann, embodying certain
modifications. The bill was amended
aecordingly in committee. Tho expropria-
Ilex chauso was allowed to stand.
Mr. Blair moved the addition of a
clause declaring the said railway to be a
work "for the general advantage of Can-
ada."
The bill to amend the Act respecting
certificates to masters and mates was put
through the final stages, so that to Sir
Louis Davies belongs the credit of pilot-
ing through the first bill passed this ses-
•ion. The bill rospeoting Government
wharves and breakwaters also passed, as
was also his bill to consolidate the Aots
respecting steamboat inspection and the
licensing of engineers.
At 11.30 the committee reported pro-
gress and the House adjourned.
Ottawa, March 17. -Tho Yukon Rail-
way bill was sent merrily on its way to
the Upper House yesterday afternoon.
Ab the evening Session an old-timer
was discussed in the shape of the Sunday
Observance bill, prohibiting issue or sale
of Sunday papers.
Mr. Fisher introduced his bill to pro -
toot Canada from the insect pest known
as the San Jose scale. After discussion
the bill was read a second and a third
time and passed.
Mr. Richardson (Liberal, Manitoba)
brought to the attention of the Govern-
ment evidence he had of the existence of
a combine among the manufacturers of
spades and shovels in Canada.
Mr. Fielding promised that the matter
would be given attention.
The special orders of the day were then
reached, the motion for the third reading
of the Yukon Railway bill.
Mr. Kaulbach, in a brief speech, placed
himself on record as opposed to the bill.
Mr. Quinn moved an amendment in
place of section 8 of the bill.
The amendment was lost. The bill then
passed its third reading on division.
At 11.25 p.m. the House adjourned.
Ottawa, March 18. -The Speaker took
the chair at 3 o'clock. •
Mr. Parmelee, Liberal member for
Shefford, introduced a bill "Toprohibit
improper speculation in the sale of but-
ter and cheese." It was aimed, he ex.
plained, to suppress speculation of future
makes of cheese, a practice which had
grown up in .the past three or four years,
with the result of demoralizing the Brit-
ish market. Tho bill was read a first t]ino.
Mr. Fortin introduced his insolvency
bill, with tho observation that he.hacl'
hoped such a bill would have been .pre-
sented by the Government. The bill was
tead a first time.
A bill by Mr. Penny, to provide for the
appointment of an inspector of fruit in
Montreal, was also read a first time.
The House having gone again into
committee on Mr. Charlton's bill against
Sunday newspapers, Dr: Montague moved
that it should apply to "any :person who
sells, or who employs or procures any
person to sell, on a any day of the week,
any paper, whether published in Canada
or elsewhere,; issuing or purporting to bo
issued on Sunday."
The amendment was accepted, the bill
was reported and stands for a third read-
ing.; The House adjourned at;11.1 i p m,
JUST BEFORK,
THE I3ATTLE.
DERVISHES ADVANCING iN STRONG
FORCE.
Angio-Exyptian. Army ,waiting Thein al
• Atbara-Th. Viceroy of India to Resign
-Irish Local Government Bill Passed
Without a Division -Cable News,
Atbara
Cam
p, Nubia, March 22, -The
e
Anglo Egyptian force is hourly expecting
an attack. .During a false alarm at the.
Huai fords last eveniug a shot was firedfrom some
the
whole British brigade stoodown twithAarer, ms at
fixed bayonets. In the pitch dark a High-
lander, rushing to the plaee, was impaled
on a comrade's bayonet.
The army marched yesterday six miles,.
and is now awaiting the report of the
patrols who are feeling for the dervish
army.
Ali Digna, brother of Osman Digna,
has thrice Iic
e at
t11 1f !
q od the post at Adenoma,
but therien
f dly natives have each time
defeated him, tailing in all 41.
LORD ELGIN TO RESIGN.
The Viceroy of India Will Quit -Lord
George Hs )ton to5uccecHim.
Loudon, March 22, -The Standard says
it has reason to believe that the Earl of
Elgin and Kincardine, Viceroy of India
since 1803, desires to resign his post and
that the Government Is considering the
appointment of a new Viceroy. It was
rumored last December th;1t he would
soon resign and be succeeded by Lord
George Hamilton, the present Secretary
of State for India,
PARCEL, POST.
The Delay in the lattar True to the Slow-
ness of Treslliny;tori i.aathoritles.
London, March 22. -.--Replying in the
Rouse of Commons yesterday to questions
on the subject, the Financial Secretary
of the Treasury, R. W. Banbury, said the
delay in the establishment of a parcel
post between Great Britain and the Uni-
ted States was duo to the reluctance of
the authorities at Wa:hiugton to inau-
gurate suob a service, Negotiations had
been proceedng since 1885, and there wore
reasons to hope that au arrangomnene
would be shortly reached,
M1. Banbury said a conference on
pastel rates within the British Empire
would meet in June next.
PASSED WITHOUT DIVISION,
The Iri.h. Local. Government 11111 in the
Imperial Parliament.
London, March 22. -In the House of
Commons yesterday the Irish Local. Gov-
ernment bill passed a second reading
without a division and amid loud. cheers.
China ORlcially Denies It..
Pepin, March 22, -An oTeiat Chinese
denial has been issued of the statements
made by a special correspondent of the
Shanghai Mercury at Kiu-Kiang on March
4, who alleged that the Viceroys of
Nankin and Hu-I{uang and the Governor
of Hunan had entered into a compact to
direct the affairs of the entire. Yang -Tse -
Kiang Walley`, dead its- adjoining terri-
tories. 1t is added that the Emperor of
China has »o higher confidence in any-
one than in the Vioeroys of A'ankin and
Hu-Kuang and the Governor ofHunan.
Praire Greatly Interested.
London, March 22. -The St. James'
Gazette yesterday, commenting upon the
mobilisation of the French fleet, suggests
it, may be connected with the Spanish
question, and says. "If the trouble bo-
tweon Spain and the United States be-
came acute, it would precipitate issues of
great moment for France."
Two People Dying',
London, March 22. -James Payn, the
Moralist and journalist, is dying. He was
born at Rodney Lodge, Cheltenham, ell
Feb. 28, 1830, and has boon constantly
before the public as a writer of fiction
for nearly 40 years.
Miss Florence Si. John, the well-
known actress, is dying.
Duke of Talleyrand Dead.
Berlin, March 22. -The Duke or Talley -
rand and Sagan is dead. He was born in
Paris in 1811. His second wifo was a
daughter of the late Marshal Boniface,
Count de Castellane.
Death of Col. Dyer.
London, March 22. -Col. Dyer, who
was a representative of the employers (lur-
ing the recent engineeers' strike, a mem-
ber of the Armstrong -Whitworth firm, is
dead.
Swedieh Statesman and Poet Dead.
Stockholm, March 22. -General Biorn-
stierna, the former Minister of War, is
dead.
Karl Tavastierna, the poet, is dead.
Heir to the House of Warwick.
London, March 22. -Tire Countess of
Warwick. (better known as Lady Brooke)
has given birth to a son.
MURDER CASE AT NELSON. -
Doyle, Alias Sullivan, Has a True Bill
Against Him and Peels Serious.
Nelson, B.C.,March 22.-Theassizes
opened here yesterday, Justice Irvine pro -
siding. The only serious case was one of
Inurder against Doyle, alias Sullivan.
The murder took place at Kuskonook on
the night of Feb. 13. Tho grand jury re-
turned a true bill. The prisoner was very
pale and realized his position. J: Aik-
man, counsel for prisoner, asked for an
adjournment until to -day, which was
granted.
IMPORTED. NURSERY STOCK.
Instructions From Ottawa to Dota)in-The;,
Order Aileets British Stock.
Toronto, March 22. -The local customs
authorities received instructions' froxu
Ottawa yesterday to detain all nursery
stock imported `since March 17 and to
notify outposts in this dtstriet to that
effect at once. This includes rose bushes
and other stock imported from England,
while the, regulation of . the department
at Ottawa has reference one to n r r
en y ,u se y
stook from the 'United States, Japan and
Hawaii,"
Sloan's Indian Tonic
The Only I'er'nranent Cute tor
iaa4izestion.
This is to certify that I, ,lames Boss, Tollgate
peeper of the -rowel of Woodstock: Ont., Nage
been a sufferer from Indigestion and arrerY ?weak
stomach fora ntirr,ber Of years and have tided a
great many onedieix,es of different l;ix.ds, but,
could only obrain tells porary relief for la Short•
time but after uansg_or,e bottle of hicsn's Indian
Tonic, Icould perceive a. great difference. lay
indigestion was better and n:y atnreach iin?oh
stronger than lirfore„Alia I four,ii 1 bad gained
several pounds ire fleet', where I was week and
thin in flesh before. I think I need nine or ten
bottles in all, an,l I ant now a ht altby man but
still IdoDot runt to without medicine
e
in the house. and 1 hroeure ono or two bottles
every year, and 1 rain trutbxaally reeorurrend
Sloans"lndiaaTonie to others suffering from
the same complaints.
Price $1, G for $5. All dealers or address
THE SLOAN MEDICINE COMPANY, RAILTmaLIMITED..
Christie's,wir 1 THE PALACE
COMMERCIAL LIVERY.
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First-class Rigs and, Horses •
Orders left at Rawl shaw's
Hotel, or at the Livery
Stable, Christi
's ole Stand
will receive prompt at-
tention, , .
Terms Reasonable
ri}eloplione
AL Connection
WE TRY TO
SUIT EVERYBODY.
Come and See us.
A LOOIC„oamilir
through our two-story
building will convince
you that we are carrying
a fine assortment, Take
a look at onr stock before
buying.
EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE
IN UNDERTAKING ..
R. N. ROWE
S. GIDLEY & SON.
DINTS FOR XMAS AND
NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
This season we have surpassed our-
selves in making and gathering together
Choice Oddments in !Fancy b urnItnre
suitable for presentation. The assoreusent
is now complete and everybody is invited
to 'view our Stook if only for the sake of
seeing what very reasonable prices Choice
Furniture can be purchased for.
SPECIAL
We wish to call special attention to a
line of Very handsome BLU 110025
SETTS in ELM, (Air, and Asit ANTIQI:s
and CREMONA finish. All aro extremely
tasteful in design and the prices are much
lower than it has heretofore been possible
to quote for similar goods.
ROCKING CH 1IICS.
Iia POnxST Gn:iEN, AMITIQ1nt OAK,
Custr-v BIRCH, and MAxocoNY Finish,
from S12.40 up.
IF'ANC•Si TABLES.
A magnificent line bought at a sacri-
fice and marked at correspondingly low
prices. Centre Tables, Fancy Chairs. Sec-
retaries, Lounges, Fancy Mockers, Music
Racks, Couehes, Extension Tables, Picture
Mouldeings, Curtain Poles, Artists' Mater -
'LC., Etc., Eta
fU,VI)EICTA1tiiNG and EMBALMING
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES? ...
S. Gidley 8L on.
.,.FARMERS!..
You will find at Bisset's Warerooms the
following line of Agricultural Implements
Deering Binders, Mowers,
Roller and Ball Bearings,
Steell Sulky Rakes.
A full lint of Seed Drills, Cultivators,
Disc and Diamond Harrows, Plows,
and Turnip Drills.
SEWING MACHINES ETC.
The celebrated Raymond sewing
machince.. Knoll Washer and
wringers.
STOVES.,..sask.
W
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and
Gurney stoves and furnaces
B
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The Chatham Wagon and a full line
or the celebrated McLaughlin buggies
"BILL."
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Guelph, March 22. -Mr. David. Tolton
o Toltoo Bros.' Si riculturell works 'net
W th a rather' serious accident' wester -
d y. ,He was pushing some machinery
ahead of him, when he Lost his balance
and went backwards, involuntarily: sit,
tin down on a harrow behind him.
Oe of the teeth' of the .harrow wenttiP e inches into his right: hip. He bled`
hnsiderahly and was taken home, and
P
a:, hysidi an was sntmnlonod, who dressed
the wound. Mr. Traitor' will be all right,
again in a few days.
WARI'l
MARL
CHEAP
HING
A luau roust consider his purchatie
ell these times; he must buy where
eau do the best.
Look at some of the figuree.
Pants made to order, all
wool heavy tweeds $2.00
Suits t9 80
Overcoat* $8.09
BIack -Worsted suits a spec-
ial, 312,Q0
Our $20 blacks beat all
others at 823. Como and see
for yourselt.
JAMES H. GRIEVE
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Bicycles I I
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Bicycle Pleasure.
Are you/seeking Bicycle pleasure
if so, you should seek first a good
wheel, We env furnish you any of
the best wheels made, at lowest prices
Musical.
Do you want anything in the
musical line. We have a choice lot
of Plebes and organs, tall sed in.
spect them before busing elsewhere
A full stock
Of sewing machines, baby oar
riages, etc. ete.
Perkins & Martin.
THE
�IRAL 8Rij0
STORE.
Try WINAN'S COUGH BALSAM '.
forCoughs, Colds and Bronchial trouble
in old or young.
We lelaunfacture-5
WINER'S LINAMENT
which is an excellent remedy for
Cramps, Pains, Neuralgia, Sore Throat
and Influenza.
The Old Reliable, Winan's Con-
dition Powders,
still holds fist place in the market.
Also Lotion for-scratehas on horses %Y
and Condition Powder for same. rF
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DIX LUNG- SYRUP.
C. LI,TZ, DRUGGIST.
FORT E . .
W NTY SE
YEN YEARS.
THE COOK'S BES TFRIIh.D
LARGEST SALE IN CAh.AJ.,,