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PANT, ef'1'oroute : also for the PIIl39DLTt+. FIR
%hell 4s comP`ANY,oti,ondou. England,
the R O A C&RADIANof tkloatreal, and the
BRITROI MIME BE LU ASSURANCE cObf-
PANY.cf t,ondon. Ragland, established 1847
Assets aver, *5000.000; claims and bonasee
,paid.. over $10P00,000,
1 OC4L TTelvs.--We shalt be happy to sre-
oeive at all tines, from, any part of the
County, items of local news, such as ac-
cidents,or any interesting incident what
ever, from any of our subscribers or read.
ere generally for the purpose of public-
ation.
aellcalleasclieries
This (Thursday) evening ,at 8 o'clock a To the Editor of the 1Cxeter Times.
children's servioe will be held 'in Christ Sm.—Since' drat'poiled a vote in Caen ads,
Church, Exeter, when a sermon will be now a good many years, I was what is here
Preached by Rev, John Bidley, recto* of called. a Grit. I got my ideas of politica from
Mitchell. A.pleasant rift vice may be looked, the Liberal party in Germany, and oncoming
The annivernsry services of the James -
street Math. Church were held en Sunday
and Monday last, The sermons on Sunday
were preached by Rev. T. M. Camp-
bell, of Goderich, and in the afternoon an
to this country, I was led to behave that the
Reform party here were about the same, and
so I became a:Reformer. The Reform party , CONSI rrrON CURED,
in 040001 ntry, always professed to belie fav-. Au old physician.retired from practice, hav-
or of equal rights to all, knowing no race, re- in bad placed inbia bands by an Bast Indian
nem or social oxndition, tiin administering missionary the formula of a simple vegecabio
d f th ed d t Duro of
MARRIED.
'fwan-r-8Knnrtx.-0n the 9th inst., at the
residence of the bride's father, by the
Bev,' W. E. Gane, Mr. John F. Peart, to
Miss Matilda Skinner, daughter of Samuel
Skinner, Esq., all of Ueberne.
open session of the fiebbath-segool Was pearl the Government or the law, whale the Tory uonseuua t .on. Irrenebit e. pCatmarrrrbn Asthma
at which addresses were delivered by Rey. Mr, I party was alwaya held up to me as trying to
Campbell, and W. Bowman, Esq., of London. put class against class, roe against rage
bythe 1 e g1stir
. Excellent music was furnished th school. and gen rel y up strife.
On Monday evening a platform meeting was But I tell you that 1 and dozens of other"-
held, and addresses, which we can not too Germans in this county have lately got our
highly eulogize, were given by Revs. Messrs. eyes opened. Every German in the country,
t i an Mart' knows Biel deeer ed to bangand that John
Campbell. Eeruha$, of Ceu rel a, d lila ' Y
of Exter. On this occasion the choir fur- i A.. did just right in letting him hang. All
wished music. Amount realized from oot- ' honor belongs to John A. for not yielding to
tit der gimes.
THURSDAY, DECE11 17th, 1886
TEN CENTS. per line for arst insertion, and
Peru CRNTS per line for each subsequent in
ae tion' l lmbe ohargedfo no ice; epeeartn;
this
LOCAL HAPPE $NHS.
To give our re ,era an opportunity of ee-
caring a good. „teal paper and an unequalled
agricultural Ind live stock journal, we offer
the Mart,' and Canada Live Stock Journal
forejaa for $1.76.
Without exoeplion, the best and cheapest
linea in Boots and Shoes we have as yet seen,
stn now be had at C. Eaerett's. Children's
Carriages, Exprase Wagons, Bicycles of all
sizea, Felt Boots and Men's Band -read°
Boots ; also harness of every description
Constantly on hand. Call and see them.
Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for
,goods. C. Etcaavr.
f#iilt ,Aaother Dodge.
There are aoouple of agents travailing the
country, claiming a patent for horse colter,
who are victimizing farmers in Counties
around. The farmer signs a coutraot to a0-
cept an agency for the collar, and a month
or two after is called upon to pay a promis-
sory note that be knows nothing about. Be-
ware ed tit me geutry, farmers.
--
Little Sweethearts.
Is the title of a wonderful picture by the
great artist, Mrnrara. It is of bewitching
beauty that words fail to describe.It is
published by the Family Herald and Weekly
Star, Montreal, aha is carrying the hearts of
the people by storm. State and Provincial
Governors, Sen store, Members of Parliament,
and all classes of people the continent oyer,
have deluged the Publishers with congratu-
lations and compliments, A postal card to
the Publishers of The Family Herald, Mon-
treal, will got you terms and pattienlers.
To Choose a Turkey,
As Christmas is drawing nigh, the follow-
tng hints bow to choose a turkey :nay be of
interest to some :—Do not try to twist its
wings, but feel the point of its breast -bone,
if this "gives" to the fingers, instead of be.
ing hard and sharp, von may know the bird
is young. A hairy turkey, with reddish or
thighaand beak, is likely to be old;
so is one of unusually large size„ unless you
can trust the dealer's word. The pin-fea•
there are pointed in the young and rounded
in an old bird; soft, pliable legs and feet are
the signs of freshness in game, as 'Ithe legs
very soon dry and stiffen.
Canadian Grams for B xliibition.
Mr. Alex. MoD. Allan, of Goderich, who is
working with enthusiasm in collecting ex-
3libita for the Colonial Exhibition in England
next year, has been requested by the Donal-
d= Commissioners to make a collection of
Fain, seeds, beans, porn (shelled and in the
lar), as well as fruit- A peck of each is re-
irred,and each sample must be acoompa-
ded by name end address of the grower, to-
etherwith the name of variety. IMr. Allan
leotions and subscriptions totalled up $175, 1 threatening message of French supporters.
Tlrevstles.
,For .Fancy Goode of every description, go
to the Dominion Laboratory.
J. W. Browning has the finest assortment
and alt ttroat and lung affections. tlrleo a posi-
tive and radical caroler Nervous Debility aud
all Nervous Complaints, atter bavuig tested iia
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases. has felt it his duty to make it knownto
his suffering fellows. Actuatedby tale motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering, 1 will
send frosof °barge, to all who desire it, this
recipe, iu Gersaan,French or Zeal ieh,with full
directions for preparing and using, Sent by
mail by addressing with stampp, naming this
paper, W.,A . Noxss,149PoteeesBiock, Acchester,
And now wefiud the Reform party, just for
the hope of getting into office are willing to
turn round and join with these i, renchwen,
after telling us for yoara that the French rnl-
edthis country and lately that the French
of X-mas cards in town. Calland see them. would prevent Riel being hung. Before his
The Tiaras is not clubbed with any other !fate was decided every Reform paper that I
Mier, unleas at the caeca of publtoation. I saw said it would be disgraceful to let hire
Dressed bogss are beginning to be brought I escape death, and now when he got his des-
erts, what a change, If the Reformers are
going totem this country over to the French
entirely, I for one, want to know it. And
according to the Reform papers that I have
bowl resdinr;; tbo Globe, the Advertiser, and
the Expositor, tbeRefornora are about to
sell Ps as a. body end bones to the French -
Into the market pretty extensively,.
The Dominion Laboratory is noted for
new and cheap Fancy Goods, X-mas and
Newyears Cards, &o.
Jas, Ferguson keeps the best Roller Flour
in town, rnanufactered at Fried's milt, Dash.
wood. Glee .him a Call and try it.
We are toldthat a lady fainted in the S. A. men. It ie about time we did get our eyes
barracks on Sunday evening from religious open. We know of old what the Frenchmen
excitement, are, and we don't want to be ruled by theta,
The new $. A. offieara (male) have taken and we will not submit to it if we can help
;Marge, and reside in the "parsonage" on
Main -street.
Mr. E. Scarlett has opened a drug store
in Coulson's old stand. He comes here
highly recommended,
Remember the performance in the roller
skating rink Friday and Saturday evening,
and Saturday afternoon matinee.
We return our best thanks to Mrs. Andrew
Stewart, of Ueborue, for the gift of a nice
large turkey
Bead T. Fitton's mammoth advertisement
ourselves.] No Moro Globe or Reform party
for me and to say dozens of others.
Yours on the other side of the fence.
Zuriorl Dec, 8th 1885.
EliniviNo.
2'o Sditor of the Exeter Times
Deas Sia.—Sino you were kind
enough to publish my last communi
MARKET REPORTS.
{corrected ate o'clock p.m. Wednesday.,
raw. "near
wniteWne a t 0 75 to 080
VDite Wheat New ,-. "' 0 se to Q &4" y , HA'NDI
EGSS
axil waxer
rife (new)
,rail ux
Clover Seed —
Timothy "
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Exeter,
GROCERIES, DRY -GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
'GENERAL
°ern
Sete •»
Flourperbb1....
t'otatoet,per bag
Apples,perbag ...
Drieda,pplespr b ..,
cieeeo per lb.
Turkey per lb ...
]lucks perpx'
Chickens per pr
ffoga;irossedper100'
Beef ".
FiYleadreuon . ' ..
Sheepskin s,o+toh ..
Calfeatne ^'
Wool per lb ...
fray per tea
dptonsuerhusli
Wood per cord
nte
I"
IiENSAIair 51 BK&TS'
Fall Whsat Per ... ... E 0 80 to 0 83
in this crane. Ne is offering astonishing Gillian re kliQea' )flatus a week to Haring „ 0 5u to a sol
bargains during the holidays. Faring{b
late and With a tall to boot I lruat
A few articles of household furniture for ' ' Ilarleytfee•
Exeter. allowing thea *hart apace while I Bleak *ata o a
A large stook of Chnatmaa and Newreare make a for o'lnialeuts with reference otetoes .ter bit 055 to 070
cards of the latest designs, just opined out
at the Central Drug Store, at low prices, 0.
Lutz.
For the iuforrratioa of those who don't
know, we state that sleighing here is ,good.
0soto075
045 to 0 ;s
o°.a'to0SO
600tos
125Go*00
055 to 050
904to004
olato016
010 to 014
500 toe 65
osoto000
04010050
00410000
oo5to006
006 to 005
050 to 000
025to055
'000to540
500toe 00
500 to 000
60ot°700
05010457
0 60 te 0 70
o to 0 00
050 to0IS
250tosoo
riebt) a t•5 to O 70
ling) .. 0 ee to 044
sale. Apply to Mrs, Logic, Andra,,,-street, you will kendly 40 me the favor of mita oats. ... a as too se
tto033
i Apples per bbl. 1 O0 to I. 00
to aeid tail. Inthe f1;at place we
are not iu Rome (Exetor) and orae
queutty' you will please excuse us if
we don't do exactly ae the Bewails
and, iu oonsequenoo thereof business has im- do. Iu the eeooud place we treat
proved. May it continue to improve. men as we find theta, and ohariey
The ether day furry, son of Ar. Brawn- thiuketh no evil, carryiug out the old
whiled ee di a' ofd & t
dislocating his Dallas bone, lug. everyman iunoceut until proven
One week from next Monday will be no- guilty. In the third plaoe the looture
ruination day all over the country, and elan• was delivered in Ehmatile, sad the
tions, whore in theitew y artl take place the people of that plaoe and those bsdidee
first M++aday in the new year. ! 1
On Saturday last, whiles lad named Web. who heard the leotnre inert bog the
eter, waa operating the sontehing machine privilege of judging its merits, and
in the fax mill hero,lhe got lone of his hands
badly lacerated.
At the regular meeting of the Loyal Orange
Lodge No. 924, Exeter, after the routine busi-
ness had been transacted, the old at'floers
were re -sleeted for the ensuing year.
Both the Reese and Deputy -Reeve of Exe-
ter voted in favor of the appointinont of a
police magistrate to facilitate the enforce-
ment of the Scott Act in this county.
The Totgmann Septette Club will give a
concert under the auspices .of the Exeter
Fire Department, in Drew's Hall an the
evening of the 23rd inst. The club bas a
good reputation. Usual prices of admission.
A team of large horses attached to a wa-
gon, ran from the post office down street the
other day, but fortunately they were caught
before they had gone a groat distance, so
that no damage was done.
The "olde foikes"" concert in aid of Christ
Church took place in Drew's hall last even-
ing, and was numerously attended. Owing
to our going to press while the entertainment
is in progress, we can not comment ou or
give particulars of it,.
Mrs. Logie and Miss Dixon leave shortly
for Goderich, where they will reside. Miss
Dixon has taught in the public, school here
for a number of years, and will be greatly
missed there, as well as iu the Presbyteria
Choir anda at .-so 00 .
ing, es n ng a pair dark stairs.
missed his footing and fell to the bottom, priuotpla of Bntish jnidice, of oount-
WO1? POWDERS.
Are pleasant to take. Contain their own
Pargativc, Is a s-fo, sure, and rttectnal
tile man's worth, awl we claim that 7'm' et worm, in ChildrenorAdaits,
right. none daring to realest or
make us afraid. In she fourth place
Ur. Hine furnished us with oertifi-
oatee of obaraoter and ability, sigued
by some of the most eminent diviues
of Great Britain, United States and
Canada, as well as eulogistao extracts ;ANMayo
DIi a o recientl iL'SiC1srd a SlewrD 146
from e0m0 of the m781 prominent ontheradioalaadpermauent euro twttb-
publieatione of the day, on the phyaica) capacityNimpediments ok ra nage
strength of which we gave him a eto„reeuitiuitrom excesses..
warm invitation to come, and we Price,iasoaledonvolopo,only6nenta,ortwo
poatapo stamps.
were not disappointed. He came and 1 Thooelebratod authorofthis admirable es,
sayolearl demonateates, from ttdrtyyears
gave us an able and highly. appreoi— suoeeeefu, raotioe, tbatalarming oonaegnen-
ated leotnre ; acted while with us the
part of a perfect gentleman, and now
who pays the piper,you or we ? Again,
for further proof of this man's popu-
larity, kindly refer to the comments
in his lecture by the Loudon Free'
Press, and yet in the face of all this,
and the fact that almost wherever he
hae been before he has received
pressing invitations to return at some
nests thet all samples from this county or S bb b b 1 future period, it is to Exeter he need
1 apply for depreciatory remarks and
!section be sent a left at Mr, F. Jordans We are glad to Ir, that Mr. John Gill, condemnation and why? It is Said
drag store, Goderich, as that gentleman has telegraph Operator, London, son of Bailiff. '
kindly consented to,receive and care for them Gill, who has bean ill lately , is sufficient- that he takes hia "English toddy."
is case of Mr. Allan's absence. ly recovered to get around. He will resume Well, granting that he does, and.
many a thousand good sten and true
do the same who pays for it ? Who
bas to answer for the awful sin, if sin
it be ? Not the people of Exeter I
assure you. That is a matter be-
twixt his oonecienoe and hie God, and
I would venture to ask him that is
MANHOOD.
How Lost, How Restored,.
village Council.
The Council met pursuant to adjournment,
at the market house on the 9th inst., all the
present except Mr, Johne. The minutes of
the previous meeting were read and confirm-
ed. Moved by W. Biesett, amended by A.
G, Dyer, that orders be granted for the fol.
lowing sums, via.:—John Yager, $21.50 for
lumber; J. N. Howard, 100.67 for lumber ;
Jas. Creech, $2.10 for wood for Mrs Corbett;
Spaokman Bros., $6 for two lamps; Fire Co.,
No. 2, $5, services W. Treble; I. Sandford,
82.10, account 1884; J. Pickard, 39.75 for
charitable purposes and $8.15 for rent of
amt-np; Exeter Brass Band, $60, usual
grant, and R. Terry, $1.55, labor.—Carried.
Moved by J- Pickard, seconded by A. G.
Dyer, that Mr. 'Whitlock be granted $25 for
widening the street opposite his property as
soon as said widened street is duly registered.
—Carried. A communication from Mr. B.
V. Elliot, concerning Mrs. Pinch's assess-
ment, was read. Moved by J. Pickard, sec-
onded by A. G. Dyer that the Reeve get legal
advice concerning the matter.—Carried.
On motion the Council adjourned.
M. EiORETT, Clerk.
Church notes.
Rev. B. Y. Thompson, of Hansell, will
preach in Caven Presbyterian Church next
Sunday and administer the sacrament.
Mr. Bowman, of London. occupied the
Main -street Methodist Church pulpit last
Sunday, morning and evening; and preaohed
two eloquent sermons.
The annual missionary sermons. of Christ
Church, Exeter, and St. Paul's, Rendall,
were preached on Sunday last by Rev. R.
McCosh, rector of Winghom. The sermons
were both appropriate and interesting.
On Sunday evening last, lieu. W. S.
Pascoe, preached in Victoria street Meth-
odist church, Godeich, the pastor of that
church, Rev. T. M. Campbell; preaching the
anniversary sermons of Mr. Pascoe's church
hare.
Rev. A. fe Russell, B.D., of Forest, will
ore Sunday next preach the anniversary ser.
tons of the Main -street Methodist Church. horence to just and true principles, enjoys
the usual week -night service in connection the reward of seeing the paper possess the
illi the anniversary will be dispensed with, largest circulatio f.any agricultural maga-
the friends are expected to put on the zine in the Donzlli.
4lectlon plates on Sunday the amounts me- Each year has been marked by a steady
his duties in a few days. The cause of his
illness is attributed to internal injuries re -
calved by falling.
The Parkhill Review, a new Reform paper,
came to band last week. The initial number
is a credit to the proprietor and village, It is
well written, and the advertising patronage
is good. Mr. Darrach is the proprietor, but
we fear he will be a sorry one in a year or
so, as Parkhill can ill -afford to support two lwithout sin to oast the first stone.
newspapers. .1 Fair play is fair play, and we wish to.
Wait for the grand entertainment under
condemn no man on conscientious
the auspices of the Oddfellows lodge here, on
Monday evening, Dec. 28, which wilt be gig- scruples, for you know we are none
en by the distinguished dramatic reader, cue perfect. I consider you had no
Homer D. Cope, New York. He is well worth right to affix a tail to a foreign cons -
hearing. The entertainmept will be held in munivation, expressing, as it did, tihe
the Oddfellow s hall. Admission, 25o.
H. D. Brush, veterinary dentist, (son of
Prof. Brush), of Fingal, will be at the Com-
mercial Hotel, Exeter, on Saturday, 19th
and 26th inst. for the purpose of examining
the teeth and mouths of horses and cattle,
and extracting such teeth as are injurious to
the health of the animals. See advertise-
ment in another column.
°es may be radically cured withouttbe ang-
orons use el internal meal eines or'ttrause of
the knife; Point out a mode of euro at 01100
simple certain and effectual by . e of
whlaheveryaufforer,no matte what : ?' oon-
ditfonmey beanay cure himself oh.tapl4, prl
vatelv and radically.
ISeThi lecture abonldbeinthe hands of ev-
eryyonthandevery man intbeland.
Address
g'HE CULVERWELL MEDICAL COMPANY,
41 ANN Sr.. NBWYOliKL,
Post Odlce Sol 450
SANTA. CLAUS
IS COMING !
and as usual will make the
Dom Laborat'ry
His Headquarters.
Already he has forwarded
several consignments of
Y -M A. S
views of .a great majority of the pee And Holiday Coods
pie present that night, and we refuse
to condemn whom to us appeared And still there's more to fol.
perfectly inuooent. We had no right low. And
to extend totheman any other than
a cordial reception, and I fully and DON'T YOU FORGET IT
fearlessly endorse all that was said in
previous item of news, and just here, CONSISTING• OF
A. Euccesstal Majority. by way of conclusion and a parting TOYS
salute—and wherever the cap fits I ,
After twenty years of • faithful • service in hope it will be pulled over the ears- DOLLS,
the interests of agriculture, the Farmers Ad- can ea tees nothing but contempt
voeate, though oft -times severely tested by p g p CUPS & SA.UCERS,
its enemies, has emerged (thanks to the just . for those who can to a man's face
PIPES, PURSES
discernment of the Canadian farmer and an eulogize and flatter, and behind Lie
olio of standing the AUZOGRAPH
; an regardless o
right d dt f politica or party)) a ing yon for this indulgence, I am &o. , and PHOTO ALBUMS,
decided
sueeeu.
unohangeable policy by bank condemn and Blander. Thank
Its independentposition as regards poli- FAIRPLAY. VASES, TOILET SETS,
Bee, its devotion to the farmer, and its Elimrille, Deo. 14, 1885. PERFUMERY,
resolute stand against all fraud, are the
main causes which have placed the Advocate . [While We do not retract one iota COMBS & BRUSt1ES.
in the enviable position it holds today, viz., of what we said last weak in the note
without art. equal in Canada. - at bottom of Elimville oorreipond- . (yor Ladies' Hand Satchels are
Behind a farming experience of 50 years,
oe, W8 g p y ne.
journal, assisted by an able staff
best writersthat can be procured
as and Europe, guides and edngat
ht 'us1 " form "Fair la '" Fi
and the that our object in appending it wee
in,A seri- not to interfere with his opinion of
ee ho 'ay'the lecturer or the leotnre, or with
stock, dairy, apiary, die., and by a Rim ad- (hose who hold the same viewer bel
simply to defelld the managers of the
church. against the attack upon t`liem
and to justify their course, as we,00n.
sidere'd it onr duty to do. We "said
nothing whatever of the lecture, as
one would infer we had by reading
the above communication. In regard
to the correspondence being published
a wank late, we positively assert that
it did not reaoh us in time for the
issue for which it was intended, --En.
T±MEs.1
the editor and owner of this really excellent 01300,mi
mer in all matters relating to agrioultnre,
ally contributed towards a tea -meeting.
'Tuesday evening last, Rev. T. M. Camp'
belie of Goderich, delivered hia justly cele-
brated leotnre, "God Save the Queen,“ in
the leotnre-room of the James -street Metho-
dist Church, under the anspicea of the Exe-
ter 'Young People's Christian Association.
improvement, as oleo by an increased demand
upon itsissue, until the present month,
which is the largest ever published. and with
its neat print, fine paper and original prac-
tical drawings, certainly makes a creditable
appearance and affords entire satisfaction to
all concerned.
The speaker was greeted with a large andi sample copy mailed free by addressing
enee and everybody was delighted with the Farmer's Advocate, London, Out.
address.
33.
Our Goods and Groceries are warranted ofthe. Best
ity and Latest Styles. Families in the villa
ing country can rely on Good Value for
Aitticles delivered promptly at your homes, in
desired.
A Trial Respectfully Soli+
QuaI*
ound-
ouey.
ISBAC CARLIN
G ERAL STO
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NERRI
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COMgilli
'H. HICKS 9
Believing that We are about to experience a holiday season
of unusual activity, and anticipating that a general
and wide -spread observance of X-mas and the
holiday will bring with it a generaledemand
for
GIFTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
R. HICKS has a fine stock to meet the demand consist-
ing of
WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELLERY,
SILVERWARE, KNIVES, FORKS
SPOONr.
tt;
Thanking you for favors during the two yea% filch 1
have been in Exeter, and would solicit a continuance of the
same. A. liberal discount given during the holiday - eason.
Stand opposite Jas, Pickard's, Main.st., Exeter.
R. Hi CKS•
Gt
Sting lap.** alsolophowe
—AND—
HELLO FOR CH.RISTMkS
AND DON'T YOU FORGET
That G. A HYNDMAN has a Fresh Stock of
Raisins,
Lemons,
Biscuits,
Currants, Figs, Dates, Oranges,
Teas, Coffees, Pipes, , Tobaccos,
Confectionery.
'hese Goods are All Select and Fresh for the
X -Mas Trade.
Don't forget to give us a call before buying.
Oysters in Every Style.
G. A. HYNDMA.N , Fruition's Block.
Goods delivered at once.
200 WANTED zoo
U1 -OK!!
About TWO HUNDRED good customers at the
CARRIAGE SHOP, Exeter.
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The undersigned begs to . intimate to the residents of
Exeter and surrounding country, that he has fitted' up for
Carriage • Making Purposes
The buildings lying immediately south of MR. PARSONS'
111/1 c' c a 's Blacksmith Shop, Main-st., and having stocked the :same '
with suitable material for the construction of Carriage and
Sleigh work, we therefore solicit a liberal share of your es-
CA S teemedatrona e. .
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Repairing 'promptly and `properly dame at
'Satisfactory Prices;
Yours truly,
W. T UEIVZT$ICK.
N. B.—S¢ecial rates to the Livery trade and parties buying in
Quantities,
By the million and very
Cheap. Give me a Call.
Dominion Laborator .
.
J. W. BROWNING,
PROPRIETOR„