HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1874-2-5, Page 4blacksmith is a'Ways striking ;fox
vs twee,
When is. a thief like a re,vorter
When he takes rotes,
A Marriage on a railwny traits may
)r l
EriX he termeded y railroad tie.
e.
An Illinois moll has him ted a steam
jaekees. As if a stennl one were notes
eery.
If yon want to Make a bnstle in the
world, take five newspapers and a eieeo
f t}l,pe.
,p, pocket -picking, as in. e”er'tling
oleo, a hope ,never succeeds until lie gets
Ls hand itn,
” Came to his death while being hit
on the bead with a lone -handled Stew -
pan in the hands of his wife," was the
verdict in a recent case in Illinois.
A v¢ang gentlemen et Kansas City
sant seventy-five
ce
nt . toNow
York re-
cently
l-cently for a method of writing without
pon or ink. He received the following
1 scVi
rtIon
on a card
11
t0 with
it
pencil."
The Cotreh Pret'ext Rtyleai "lent and
llnt!er" the fact tied the First Prosies-
t( t plebe church of 13a>ti1116ro bels had for
its l.?natore, in the order named, the
Rev. Messrs. Furniss, Bellows, Sparks,
Llezup and Biirnop.
A bachelor says if yotl band n lady a
newspwper with a rarngranh cut out t of
't',
not P
1 a Vete of itwillbe •e
read, but
eeery bit of interest felt in the paper' by
the lady will centre in finding olt what
the missing paragraph contaire 1,
A wealthy farmer'at Fulton, N.Y.,
has this liotico posted up in his field ;
"If any man's or woman's cows or ox-
en gits in these air oats, his or her head
will be out off, as the case may be. .A.
Tuan eye am, and paw• my takes, eon.
£oolizatinn to a man who lets his critter
run loose, said eye."
A erten horse jocks' " down east "
wee awakened one night by a violent.
thunder -storm. Being somewhat timid
he awoke his wife with " Wife ! wife!
rlo you sunnose the Day of Judgment
has come ?" " Shut up, you fool," was
the aff 'etionate reply ; "how can the
Day of Judgment come in the night?"
A little boy and girl had been c au -
tinned never to fake the nest -egg when
+ileo gathered the eggs; but one even-
ing the girl reaclled the nest first, seized.
en the egg, and started for the house.
Her disappointed brother followed, cry-
inrz : "Mother! mother ! Susy, she's
been e`nd got the egg the old hen mea-
sures by t"
DA3BY� t'll'S Assoeteueseo " ()lt',l"eRIo.,-„,,
`l'he next ,A,nueel OeuYttitiOA of the
above Association will be held et Belle -
Yale, consi ent:Mg on Wednesday, the
1,1th of Februrtuy. The etiinntittee two
sipping *tet patens Ill order to na;alie this
eouventlou the Irtost profitable of any
before held. I
ie Services of
enir
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t
!;.otatlenleri, both from, the United States,
and Canada, having been scoured for
the ocoffeion. All parties wi,ihiug to
:Menu alaii become members .should
}apiary to the Secretary, MrJ. 4. Hog.'
lur, Of Ingersoll, ret mum
for eertif�ioates,.
}lf preeeut. tion of which to the ticket.
atgellis at the different railway stations
they, will bo entitled to a return: tick-
its at one fare and ti ird, owing to,
special arrangements made with the
liferent f
com railway companies. These
certificates canbehad from the Secretary
any time between now and the Con-
vention.
The
lifeless body of
I
youeg man was picked up by the con-
ductor of an accommodation train o
Auburn 1el near Farmington lLo$
week, who, it was supposed, had fallen.
or jumped from the express *Well had
passed a short time previous. A phy-
sician had him taken to the baggage
ear, and under vigorous treatment he
revived, but had no sooner recovered.
consciousness than he sprang out of the
door of the car, striking on the plat-
form at Fisher's station, As he landed
he tell backward, and would have been
out in too but for the promptness of a
newsboy who rolled him over. Picking
himself up he started down the track
muttering vengeance on those who had
twice saved his life. His name was
afterwards ascertained to be Hanna, a
resident. of Rochester, but whether in-
taue or intoxicated is s*ill a question.
°" Doesthis razor go easy ?" asked
the barber of a victim who was writh-
h e ander a clumsy instrument, whose
chief recommendation was a strong'
]nindle. Well," replied the poor fel-
lam, that depends upon what you call
this operation. If you are skinning.
me, it goes tolerably easy ; but if you
are shaving me, it'goes rather hard."
A good mother was trying to explain
to a voting hopeful, the other day,
about 'fighting arsainet the devil. After
telling the little fellow who the devil
wee, end how hard he was to success -
fulls, resist, he turned around and said:
" Mamma. I'd be scared of the old de-
vil; hut if I was to come across one of
the little devils, I'd knock the stuffing
out of him."
A toper got se much on his stomach
the other day that said organ repelled
the kale As he Ieaned against a lamp-
seet vomiting, a little dog happened to
step by him, whereupon he indulged in
this soliliquy : " Well, now, here's a
.co lun'rum. I know where I ate the
aked beans, I remember where I ate
that lobster, I remember where I got
that rum, but I'm banged if I can re-
call where I ate that little yeller dog."
Says a Detroit paper : " In the Police
Court the other day, when a man was
about to be tried for assault and bat-
tery, he brought forward his boy, ten
years old, as a witness. The Justice
asked the lad if he knew the nature of
an oath, and the boy said his father
,had explained it. "He said," replied
the boy, "that if I didn't swear that.
the other fellow struck first", he'd tan
the whole hide off my back. He wasn't
used on the stand."
A. minister walked six miles to marry
couple lately. He said he felt sort of
fee -bill like. The groom saw it.
A colored man applied to a Boston
savings -bank, wishing to draw one dol -
ler. The clerk informed him that the
iron rule of the institution forbade the
withdrawal of less than three dollars.
Dur colored' brotherwas in deep study
for a few moments, and the said :
" Sar, I'll take de free dollars." The
three dollars were paid to him, when he
at once added : " Now, sar, if you
please, sar, I'll 'poset two dollars in de
institution." The amount was duly re-
ceised and credited, when, with his
loose dollar in his pocket, he gave the
clerk a sly wink, and walked away,
whistlirg, "Catch a Weasel Asleep."
A LARGE HEARTED JUDGE. ---A jnstice
of the peace out in Iowa has a pretty
,good sized heart, judging from a recent
decision promulgated iu his court. It
appears that a stern parent attempted to
invade the sacred precincts of his parlor
at a time when his presence could be dis-
pensed with. An assault and battery
snit grew out of the affair, and the fol-
lowing is the decision of the Justice:
"It 'pears that this young fellow was
courtiB
the plaintiff's parlor, and that
plantiff intruded and was put out by de-
fendant. Courtin' is a necessity, and
wrist not be interfered with. There-
fore, .the laws of Iowa will hold that a
ear int has no legal right in a room
wriere courtin' is afoot. So the defend-
ant is discharged, and the plailltiffmust
pay the cost."
It will encourage many cf the young
men of the land to know that the law
is all on their side in cases of this sort.
.A. Paris journal.. tells the story of a
beggar who presented himself regularly
at it certain coffee house with a clario-
net under his arta. " Will you allow
me, gentlemen," said he, in an humble
torte of voice, xr to play a tune ? I un
only an amateur, and if you prefer giv,
Mg me a few coppers I will spare you
the annoyance of hstenitig to Tile."
Every one felt at once for a few stray
coppers, and the musician de katted
1
with n profotend obeisance. This he
repeated several evenings
in sr
CCe si
on.
At last, one evening, a young plan ask-
ed hint in a friendly manner to give
them a tune, goodor bad. " But I ate
Afield, sir, 1 shell disapp
oint
you,'" '
"
tever end that ,blv0 no s time.'
"But z am a very poor plityer, and 1,
heave,fa 'very poor instrlimellt." "No
natter for that ; I was t to hear you.'
"'Well, 31ir, Sinee you insist upoti•it,',.
said theoor . man, " 1 Will tell you that
1 doff*} ay.r�
The i4chborue fat,
PSY•QQQDS, ETC,
The course of the present Tiobborne
trial, which has lasted
through the four
seasons, may thus be summarised. It
begun on the 28rd of April last, and
the;speech of the Crown preseeutor in
opening the case lasted five days. For-
eign witnesses, who were anxious to re-
turn home, were first examined. Next,
since in trials for perjury, however spe-
cific the limited matter relied
on nlay;tbe, the examinations2 from
which it is extracted, must be read
from beginning to end, the Court was
engaged for more thanafortnight in the
reading of documents, and it was tho
20th of May before the examiaiation of
the witnesses for the prosecution
was re -commenced. From that
day the stream of witnesses continued
down to the 10th of July, the fifty-sixth
day of the tial, when the case for the
prosecution was closed. Altogether,
212 persons had then given evidence,
and might roughly be ;;divided under
the heads of the Tichborne family,
friends, and connections, children, Au-
stralia, Wapping, and other Orton wit-
nesses ;
it-nesses; Stoneyhurst, military, medical,
and miscellaneous witnesses. The
court then adjourned till July 21st, and
on the next day, Dr. Kenealy, for the
defence, began his address, which, with
holidays, lasted exactly one calendar
month. On the,22nd of August the ex-
amination of witnesses for the ;;defence
was begun, and lasted till the 27th of
October, the 124th day of the trial,when
the 260th and last witness for the de-
fence was examined. .These may in
lik4lnanner be divided into Wapping,
military, Australian, Hampshire, Dor-
setshire, medical, Osprey, and miscel-
laneous witnesses. On the 29th, Mr.
Hawkins, the Crown prosecutor, pro-
ceeded with rebutting evidence, which
occupied two days, thirty persons neing
examined. The Court then adjourned
till the 17th of November, and finally
to the 27th, to give time to prosecute
enquiries into certain statements made
by a witness calling himself Jean Luie,
and to do which an officer was despat-
ched to the United States. On the of-
ficer's return two days were employed
in his examination, andthat of the :wit-
nesses, and documentary evidence
brought back with him in contradiction
of Luie's statements. Then came what
may be styled the Luie episode, which
ended in the discovery that he had been
a swindler, calling himself Capt. Toren-
son. On the 2nd of December, Dr.
Kenealy rose to sum up " for the de-
fence, but after he had spoken for four
days, the Luie episode again made its.
appearance, ending in a discovery that
he—a Swede, and pretended steward of
the " Osprey "—was in reality a ticket -
of -leave convict. These subsidiary
proceedings occupied three days, and
resulted in Luie's committal to. prison-
Dr. Kenealy resumed his speech on the
llth of December, and continued it ti11
the 18th, when he was absent through
sickness, and the court adjourned for
the Christmas holidays. On the re -as-
sembling of the court, he again took
up his address coming to a conclusion
on the 14th of January. It . then re -
mined for the Crown .prosecutor to fol-
low, and the Judge to sum up, which,
however, it is expected will be accom-
plished by the end of the month, so
that this extraordinary trial will have
continuously occupied the court over
more than three-quarters of a year.
The expense to the Government of'',
prosecuting the claimant for perjury, is
set down at half a million pounds, in-
cluding salaries of Judges, expenses of
witnesses, foes of prosecuting counsel,
&c. It is to be remembered that the
Crown took the somewhat unusual
course of paying the Claimant's witnes-
ses, and bearing the expense of the
prosecution. Such n course is unpre-
cedented.
A nervous woman took passage at
the Tip-top House, White Mountains,
to dcsceed by the almost Ise. pendicular
railway. After they started bile inter
view dtheeonducterConductor,
hots do you hold tlicse care when you
want to stop 2" "Madam, we apply
the brake, which you see there."
"Suppose, Mr. Conductor, that brake
should give way, what do you do thclh?"
"Madam, We then apply the double-
acting brake, which you see at the other
end, 6f the:cars." "13ut, Mr. Conduct.'
er, suppose that brake should. not be
sufficient to cheek the cars, where will.
you go then 2" "That dopende entire-'
ly upon flow you have lined in this
world."
,
ll
he c'f% ,.
rend o bt
e
tccen Treeing ae',sz
tooth properly drawn by a professional
w
su.._o
c n
i'y, , and liming it lnitclteti out
miscellaneously by a,'"fall upon the
pavement, is only, a slight verbal dis-
tinction—one is dental, and the other
is accidental.
r
,liair '
- > said a young .lady our; the
sea before us at: the. theatre last eve
n
ing, (How I shoed tette to be ail ; tact,
resl't' (AlI actress; I-Iennri. tt4 Why ?'
'Oh, It must be so nice to be macre
love to in stn h pretty words every even -
L OARLING
=ZICTElt,
DPALER IN
GROCERIES,
Wives and Liqt;rs
IIARDWA �- E
CROCKERY
Boots and Shoes
Patent Medicines,
Also,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OFi
LEATHER
a HOE. E• F I N DI NGS
C:1.03 ,Patct tor III. es
'ISAAC CABLING,
Augotst 2t?, '7t
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aro kilo boo i.r ti a,1)4rkot
MUSIC, AND SEWING IilIAOU E •
)1<ii.C(< t(
MARgtIN $R4S.,
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Be sure and got the W. 1),
M
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loorlon Watch,
eforpia}1 6. You will have other after acvin
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who wear t
5v \ al horn recommend t.o nn them.
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77 Dundee Street,'I,L ndon. and
the tlestimonials,
'I ho largest, beet and cheapest stook of Ano Gold
Jewelrey, Cloche; Silver and "soca Wsre', yanoy
Goads, &o., ,Cc., iu time Province.rte su'i1lg of
evoy description. W D. M'GLOALIN,
77 Dundas at. Loudon Out,
CAUTiON,�I hereby forbid any one
from giving credit to any person without
my written order.
WM, SLEE.
Usborne, Tonvary 1st, 1870.
FARM T'O1 SALE
The undersigned (Were his Farm, Lot 70, Con, 4,
Stephen, for r x4 a. It consists tsof acres. There
i s Lr
s large brick house,
P>a storey
(new)and t4 -h 1f a
the promisee, with new brik dairy and gra nery
THOMAS GRANVILLE.
Stephen, Jan. 22, 1874, 3341,
F1 ARM TORENTON EASYTERM
-. 3ein Hollth half of lot 11,con, fl Township
of Hay, consisting of 50 acres e soros elearea,
frame house, log stables, young orchard, and good
water. Por further particulars apply on the pre -
1111808. JOHN 131iODE1tICE, 15-tf,
a MILLS & MACHINREY.
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SEAD
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1'.Tl,1t T'OWElt
Flouring and] Grist Mill,
EXETER.
The undersigned wishes to return sincere thanks
to his numerous customers for their very liberal
patronage in the past, and also take this oppor-
tunity of stating that he is better prepared than
ever to turn out
THE VERY) EDEST:tQF 1` of K.
The mill is in the best of running order, and par-
ties can ganorally rely on getting their grist home
with there. Having lately put iu a now water-
wheel, there is now an abundance of water.
HIGH la; ST MARKET PRICE PAID
IN CASH FOR FYFE WHEAT.
RLGUR AND CHOPPED PEEI 1 UIWAY
ON HAND.
D. ni'LEN N
J. ROSS
PLANING M I L LS o
J. ROSS, Builder, Manufacturer, and dealer
iu all kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL,
suceh as
SASH,
MOULDINIGS, -etc.,
DRESSED AND UNDRESSED.
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He has oleo on hand a ffrat-class lot of.
Flooring, Siding
CASING,
Scroll -Work, etc.
Which they furnish to order.
zioEnvic
Dressed and Undressed, constantly on hand.
Lath et 812111041es
Always an hand. •
Special attentiokr paid to
PLANS it SPECT 'IC,A11o1'S.
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only lltst-slats material, the tools eonfidohit of
givinge,ltlro so;txal'f+otilkh to all who may favor
lifiewitb their patroniige.
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We do not wish to detract from the merits of other Organs by upholding
ours, but are ever ready to submit than to a fair auct impartial test, feeling
confident of the result.
PRICES FROM $55 TO $1,500.
la''Testironials from the best musicians in Canada eau be seen.
MA.RRIN BROS., Parkhill.
GET aN
tovV) _t(o&NIAX
OR AN
Improved Singer Sewing Machine.
THE LOCKMAN 1S
The Best Family Sewing Machine in the Dominion.
1T 1S THE
Simplest, Strongest, Quietest, Lightest Running
Most Convenient Machine Vet Constructed.
lts make is unimpeachable, and its work most satisfactory. The
IMPROVED SINGER
1H an excellent machine for all kinds of heavy work, metes harness, boots ct: sh„tb, etc. '
THE SHUTTLE 15 SOLID STEEL, larger, simpler, and in every way better th,i. any othe
in use. C. SOI1THCOTT, .Agent.
MR, S. always keeps on hand a supply of
Machine Attachments, Thread, Ned1 es, &t'.
N. B. FULL INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO EACH PURCHASER..
f Mr. Southcott is prepared,to give complete and satisfactory fits in his clothing Line.
C. 0077727'X007".7r
ms 's c .A.1110 SEWINC1 . �'3'dib�f ■i� 1.V A1S r
0. C. WILLSON'S
MUSIC, SEWING MACHINE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
EMPORIUM,
FO
STILL IN THE FRONT RANK AS USUAL.
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THE FLORENCE Noiseless, Reversible Feed Lock and ICnot Stitch Family Sewing Machine cha-
enges the world in perfection and range of work, strength and beauty of stitch, durability of con-
str•uctiou and rapidity of motion. Ca11 and examine. Send for circulars. Agents wanted in every
°Wu in the Province. This Machine hastaken first prizes at all the County )airs.
0. C. WILLSON, General'Agent;Pier theDaminlon.
SEAFORTHAND HURON
Marble Works.
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.L.ME B OD rlryye da az 0 IT
(LATE OF HAMILTON,)
Would intimate to their numerous friends and the
general public that they are prepared to 1111 all
orders for
Monuments, Headstones, Table Tops,
Mantles, &c.
Granite Monuments Imported to Order.
Worli of the hest style and art, and cannot be
surpassed in this kart of Ontario.
A Call respectfully solicited.
Opposite Logan & Jamieson's Store,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH
M. L. MESSET. H. MESSET.
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GRIGG ,
Me'oha .t ° ' ilo and.
BIBLE DEPOSITORY
BOOKSELLER & STATIONER
A Stock of
Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Wesleyan
and Bible Christian llymmn Books,
Psalm Books for the use of Pres-
byterians, Church of England. Prayer
Books, Miscellaneous Literature
of a non -demoralizing nature,
and a general assortment
OF SCHOOL ROOKS &STATIONERY
always on W.
GTI1C4(1.
GO TO THE
OLb Ear tList/ to
OLD'
WG ST 'Rt
Tel•tho'Iargestendhost assortment of
IT
PU:AUGS,
-
ICI I.,S DYE S,
;l AND ritqcort8.
ingusna1I kept hi e
1 0ttelrttot• old to
siittildf0etiori
fRiE 0 THE F & INDEPENDENT
ELECTORS
CONSERVATIVRSEi•and REF013,MRS
alike should avail thomselve5 of tnis passing of -
portunity to secure some of the
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER
SHOWN IE ST. MARY'S.
at this great
WINTER CLEARING SALE
of G. B. Smith's.
He is determined, this time. if possible, to
MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP OF WINTERI00ODS
before his spridg stock commences to arrivo,ivhich
I-Iis Buyer
whom ho sent to 13ritain this Winto>
IS t10W SJ LECTm
a, .1. 4
MAITIr IfIZTZO
tit/mom/Aft
' Thirty per ,Ueft.r
C#. B. SMITH,
antiary 00, 1874.
EPORT OF EXETliM PUBLIC.
sciteOh vont 1878.
Total No, of Chilttreh en Ee iste5
T tlfiY,
,Averse o attcudal 8o, 1st half year + 15740.410
” 2tid half year 170-;9' 41
for y
the eat
- 189•00'110
Toaahors 6mn36yo'tt
Bal. on hand, en Paid toaellers $014 05
R6od'7ciLlrilyii.n1, . 18 78 h, tont, repairs s
4861
Grant 130 00 ilio,
• Govt
'r ant 101, 00' feel cleaning.
,• . 'i'ai.escoli'd' 979 00 school, 66o.•tro.
other sollrce140 01 OOet, 51056 11180
105011110. ' 144' 44
1)aT�ant14,7aii.ls, 7I 100 tri
41000liX 01880,41
osui1 C'1.t7 RAMWEL3,4' A'aditorg.
!i'liOlVfA.S b IT TON,
Welt; f0alsdorc, sec. -avows.
ct tisetsr, A'athllary A%,1674, 00,110,
+
JAl7 N;S PICKA
Pegs torot!zn
tlaxllts for the ,..acro ago vs4ow6 upon for c1
vast twenty yearsb
hyootl oP ax teY r 1 surrounding CG tlY, n41 is new pponini—iu delµltuv]tg—t
et
h
Iaargest and. Most Gomplote �tacl�
OF 000DS IN TUE COUNTY',, COMPRISING
Drs Opodp, Mgeady.Xaclo Cloth ' , illi ,7
Mats ch '?4Y a m, Cfrocerio9 Moots c,
n& %
P
p{y W ,�1
Y M
H rtm '"
m� Qa�`h•�lx , o4d'r�u�+a �'a'b�t..�erp V(•� od yy
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, ETC., ETC
All of which will bo found to be as low'as any uther reliable house in the conntry,
Remexr,.ber this is the Oldest Established House -
in the County
OPPOSit8 the 'most Office,
NOW FOR GREAT BARGAd)"S •
0
REIN a OVERSTOCKED, WE OFFER TSE FOLLOWING LINES
T CRE TI "Z REDUCED P11110.
s.
CLOTHING :
AN IMMENSE LOT OF OVERCOATS.
Shawi;, Bianketsq Ladies' .I
Jacket
MJLLINERY,
mac, ��.
Jackets,
Frs,
DRESSGQOD� i GOOD
0
A. Large Lot o27,21.6.3 at a arose Sacci .o9
• TI-IOS. C-REENWAY & CO.,
Centralia & Crediton..
0
N,B. Cash for any number of Dressed "togs.
1 EXETER
ROCERY 6z, LIQTTOR STOR
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THE Selections have been made purely from the Upper Canadian If aI e
and the Goods are of such quality as must give undoubted satisfaction. Attention U yertlonl
Weaned to the choice stock of
Sugars, Teas, Coffees,
. Hennessy's and Sazerac Brandy In -Wood. & Bot�lR
Scotch and Irish Whiskey,
Del;Kyper's Gin, Booth's Old Toxn, In Woodand Bottle
C_ARLIlsTG'S Arnber Ale & Stout Porter
Together with a general assortment of all classes of
ITSTEX-1and RDINES
Purchasers are requested to compare prices before going; elsewhere, as the
goods will be sold at an exceedingly small profit.
Liberal,inducements offered to Hotel Keepers purchasing in quantity.
GEO. A. MACE, -
September 17,1843 Main Street, Exeter.
OPENED OUT,
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o Furniture Wa r r8om0 fit
Jelin Drew would, referee"the ublic that he has bponod etre his Fnrnit
new building opposite the T12:E;S office, and is filling them with
ONE OF THE BEST STOCKStobeFOUN%
;'ATE STERN ONTARIO,
10eom resos Chairs, T 1 s, Stands Barons,
Cupboards, Sidoboardaand„Bodatea(16,
” also on hand, a cheic
solootton of
PARLOR SUITESREP COVERED DRAWING ROOM SUITES
,
Ranging in price up to 51176.
Matt will And Moro overytbhI g useall kept in. a First -glass establishment.
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shortly a.large inaliertatiosl of the
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I3oilgot from tho b t manufacturers in the tiniest States,, "Th+
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a speciality.` Give the anbsoribur ru'Cull,
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