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-Dashwood.
BRtt;ts:—Ur. David Grigg has moved into
his new residenge. He pas eel(' hid other
property to ItIr. Beaker, who has rented it to
Mrs. Millar, ---Mir. Pfaff moved from town on
Monday to"Yage aville, While we regret
losing' lam we hope he may do better in the
latter pinee.-Kellerman Bros. intend snor-
ing into their new store in a few daye.s-Kel-
lermtur Bros• have sold their share of the rul
' ler mill to Mr. Jonas llnrtleib. The firm swill
now be known as Eidt & ltartleib. harry.
Xellerman intends resuming. big old, ocoups..
tion of clerking in the atorcl.--IWfr; ,fonds
Becker was iu town Sunday visiting friends.
Mr. Peter Hagan, of Hills (Preen, is visiting
friends here. --Mr, Adam Sipple has resum.
ed work with Bothermeal & Hartleib,-
We era sorry to as re that Mr. Rotherineal
is again laid up with bid old eomplaint, rheu.
n:atism„ We hope that it may bo a short
one, and that he may sown be around again•
s---,liIr. Ales. Wild has sold his property in
ftown and has bought a farm in Blsckbush.
-` We hope he may do well as he is thrifty, in.
'`tpstrious man. Mr. McGregor, who bought
1 his place, intends entering into poultry rais-
ing we understand.—A largely signed petition
'has been forwarded to Judge Toms, praying ®sr
him to he as lenient as possible with Mr. ,
Tiled As Mr. Then has always been known
We re -duet ,fully call your attention to a few testinloltiitls which the GALE SULKFtY HARROW MAFUFACTUR
rindsolbe hop d the and industrious citizen I . G COMPANY OF WINDSOR, ONT., have received from some of their patrons. Every one who has purchased the
• it is to be hoped the sentence may be light. N
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THE FA
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SULKEY
HARROW
AND SEEDER.
QUEEN CIT- O.I. WOR.
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fit Toronto, , +very Barrel Guaranteed.' This Oil was used on all machinery during 1 t
Exhibition. It bee been awarded NINE GOLD MEDALS during the last three years•
I 15"See that you' get ,Peerless. It only evade .b
S%AM'D E i ocfratg' ted 00,, ToE0z7To,
FOR SALE 13Y JAS. PICKARD.
-Mr. Johlr Ciraybiel nod wffe are off visiting
friends around Listowel. -Mr. Geo. jtuby
has moved into hie new livery stables, which
'are larger cud warmer than his old ones. Be
is now prepared to furnish first-olass rigs at
reasonable prises. -.Some of our sportsmen
were out hunting last Saturday. 'rhe. dogs
been started a deer, and toward noon was
seen; and shot by two of the hunts's. bet not
fatally. It was finally shot by=a bunter from
Orediton. So far the Dashwood hunters
have,succeeded 1n shooting foui'deer.
Implement renounces it a rand success, and an Implement every farmer should have.
g o , and is doing a thriving business in Huron
g, �, �,jeM.p�I�TUS is m,charge of a; company Gf rneti duel ei ht wa<�ons at Exeter, •
County.
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Interesting Item,:•
Ur: Gillis, of Ail* tlraig, has bought .40
acres of woods from Mr. Dougnid McIntyre,
of -East Williams, close to the village of
Nairn.
Mr, A. Hall, McGillivray, recently sold bis
fifty acre farm an the 20th con., to Mr. Wm.
Windsor for $2,300. faints that
A Kingston. citizen is complaining
some people are carrying away headstones
from the old cemetry there and using them
as bakeboards.
Customa,duties collected at Hamilton during
October, $60,998 28 -an' increase over the
• same montltlast year of $3,262 76.
For Rickets, Marasmus' and all
Wasting Disorders of Children.
Soott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil, with
Hypophoaphites, ig unequaled.' The rapidity
with which%hildren gain flesh and strength
upon 1t is very wonderful. "I have used
Scott's Emulsion in cases of Rickets and
Marasmus of long standing. In every case
the improvement was marked." -J. M. Main
11L,D, New York, Put up in 50 c. and $1
Sizes.
Customs duties collected at Toronto for
October amovnted to $276,901 60 . as comp-
ered with $304,429 73 for October last year,
showing a decrease of $27,52813. ills in
Where the danger lien to using p',
d1d weather -almost all purgative pills ur
pellets contain calomel or mercury in some
form or other. By using Dr. Carpon's Ste -
mach Bitters you get a perfectly pure vege-
table purgative. Large bottles 50 cents,
A young lady became so enthused with
missionary zeal at the session of the Women"s
Missionary Society, Belleville, that she sue -
rendered a diamond ring to tbe Society to bo
disposed of and the proceeds applied to the
mission work.
Gale Harrow Co., Windsor, Ont.
GENTL1 Mese-^This is to certify that the
eombined Harrow purchased from your
agent has given 'entire satisfaction, and T
consider it the best implement of the kind
ever introduced in •this neighborhood. 1
prepared my potato ground for wheat with-
out
t
out ploughing, and I can say that the ma-
chine does all your agent claimed for it, and
can cheerfully recommend it to my farmer
friends as the BEST.
Yours truly,
James Halts, Usborne.
Gale Sulky Harrow Co., Windsor, Ont.
Bran SIII --In answer to your question
as to my opinion of the Gale Harrow, I
would state that as a Cultivator for loosen-
ing and tearing up the ground I would as-
sign it the highest place of any that I have
ever tried, doing its work mare effectually,
leaving no blanks, light of draft, and invar-
iable uniformity of depth. Nothavingtest
ed it as a seeder, I must not speak too posi-
tively of its,rnerits as such, but from its
construction, and what I have seen, I have
Pectoria ! Pectoria I Pectoria ! A. bettor
- cough owe or exnectorant is not made. Be -
for you give up try Pectoria, 25 cents per
�"haus, all druggists.
MOBAL PROOREas is like a bicycle. It must
either go forward or go down- Bev. E. A.
Stafford.
Dyspepsia Directly Disapifears During.
Doses os Dr. Carson's Stomach Bittern, the
most reliable family medicine. All druggists.
Efforts are being made for the establish-
ment of a High School in Lncan, and one
"Somewhere near London," for the benefit of
pupils in East Middlesex, who aro laboring
under the great disadvantage of having to go
out of the riding to attend an institution of
this character.
no doubt it will fulfil. all that can be claim- key Harrows and Seeders. and must say
ed for the very best in the market:
Yours truly, A. J. Ross, Nairn.
1 , t t:1 ams, July 2(i, 1887.
Crediton,nt, Sept. 23, '87.
Gale Sulky Harrow Mfg. Co., Windsor'.
GENTL1MttN.-I purchased one of your
Harrows & Seeders and have thoroughly
tested it on all kinds of ground, t itil. after
seeing the work it will do have no hesita-
tion in recommending it to my . farmer
friends as the best implement in the market:
Yours truly,
Tobias W urt'z.
Sttrepta, Sept. 24th, 1877:
Gale Barrow Co., Wiu sor; Ont.
GFNTLE916N.-I have. bought and tested
one of your Sulky Harrows and Sdeders and
think it just what every farmer needs,
and it will do all your agt. claimed for it.
Respectfully Yours, Alonzo Foster.
Centralia, Ont., Sept. 24, 87.
Gale Su1ky,Harrow Mfg. Co., Windsor.
DEAR'S1n8•--I bought one of ygir Sul.
thas I am well pleased"witl1 the way it does
its work, I prepared and sowed wheat in a
very rough, lumpy field where it was impos-
sible to use my drill. I also used it to dig
potatoes, 'and afterwards prepared and sow-
ed the same field without plowing, and I
ani convinced that the Gale is the beat and
inobt useful bnplement ever introduced' to
farmers of Huron Co. Respectfully yours,
William Anderson, Stephen Tp.
FRIJITS,FRUITS, FRUITS..
THE, `u AIVIIL t" GROCERY
Is the place to go for all kinds of fruits in season.
GROCERIES•FRESH
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
04 ND IES NUTS, ANO CONEC TIONS r ,
Gale Sqlky Harrow Mfg, Co., Windsor Ont.
Dealt S1Rs.-The Sulky Harrow & Seed-
er bought from your agent is ,jest what we
need. I have used it to harrow, cultivate
and seed, and can truthfully say that it
does the work better, easier and with leas
labor than any instrument I, ever saw. I
will also state that 1 have a good drill, but
think that broadcasting as. done by the Gale
is the way to sow grain to get the best re-
sults I have worked ten acres of 'wheat
stubble with the cultivator without plough:,
ing and it did the work to perfection.
Wm. Rowtcliffe, Stephen.
CONSIM.PrION CVB1D. UNGMEEN Suffering from the effects of
•An oldpbysician,retiredfrom practice,hay yo early evil hab'ts,theresult ofignorancolor
ing had p' -aced in his hands Dy an Fast Indian folly, who geld themselves weak, nervous, and
missionary the formula of a simple vegetable y
remedy for the a eedv and permanent cure of
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
eXhallEtad" a1En MIDDLE AGED and OLE MEN,
who are broken down from the; effects of abuse
Consnin tion, or over-rvork, a,id in advanced life feel the
ands a osr-or and
al osend f
'ons.ess
affections. P youthful excess. lungaf v
p t and consequences e
all throwcon q
tive and radical cure for Nervous Debiiity and READIYI, V. Lubou's Treatise on Diseases of
allNervons Complaints, after having tested its Men. The book will be sent sealed to any ad -
wonderful curative powers in thousands of dress.oureceipt oftwo Sc. stamps. Address
oases, has felt ,ithis duty to make it known to M. Y LUBON,47 Wellington St. E. Toronto.
is sufferinj;lellows. Aotuatedby tt la maive Tan.l3th.1887. 1—v
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and a desire to relieve human eufferie* w i
send free of charge, to all who desire •t, this
recipe, in German,Prenoh or English, with full
directionsfcr preparing and using. Sent ,by
mall by address ng With stanfp, naming this
n per,W.A.NasEs,149rower'sDDlock Rt cheater
American anthracite coal is selling at
$10
MARKET REPORTS.
EXETER;
The Great En-iish PrescriptiOU.
= " A. successful �1lfedicine used over
80 years in thousands of cases..
•t ,' Cures SpermatorrJtea, Nervous
r. Weakness, ..Emissions. Impotency
nd all diseases caused by abuse.
Banffa lou in Winnipeg, and Galt and sEFoaE] indiscretion, or over-exertion. Correa]
Banff coal at OTHE Six packages Guaranteed to Cure whenallothers,.
Anvros To oken o f sou Are you disturbed at Fait Mk your Druggist for The Great Enallah
nightand broken of your rest by a sick child Preeeylptton, take no substitute. One package
suffering and crying with Main of Cutting Sl Stx$5, by mail. Write for Pamphlet. Address
Teeth? If to send at once and get a bottle of. Eureka Chemtcul co., Detroit, Mach.
"Mrs•Winslow'sSoothing;Syrup" for Children
Teething. Its value is incalculable. It will
relieve the poor little sufferer immediately.
Lepend.upon it, mothers c there is no mistake.
about it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrieea,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind
Colic, settees the Gums,reduces Inflammation,
and gives tone and energy to,the whole system.
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and is the
prescription of one of tbe oldest and bes
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, aud is for sale by all druggists through-
out the world. Price twenty five cents a bot-
tle. Be sure and ask for "MRS. WINSLOW's
SOOTHING Swarm "and take no other kind.
Raymond, Ont , May 3, 1887.
(Corrected at5 o'olockp •m. Wednesday.
ral1Whear ... 075 to 77
Spring Wheat ..• ••• •.• 7$ 0 to 075
Barley 0 65 to 72
Oats... 028 to 90
Clover Seed • ... .•. •.. 4 50 to 5 00
Timothy 1 50 to 2 00
Peasb 50 to 0 55
Corn ••• -• ••• 0 58 to 0 6C
• gs 017to017
Butter •- .•• 20 to 0 20
Flourperbbl .. ... „• ... 00 to S 65
Potatoes,perbushel ... •.. ... 75 to 80
Applea,perbag ••• ••• ••• 40 to 0 50
DriedApplespr b ••. 0 04 to0 00
0 -ease earth. m0 05 to 0 05
Turkey per lb ••• .-. 007 to 08
Ducksperpr .• 0 45 to 0 50
Ch'rc ken sperpr • 0 20 to 0 80
Beef •.• ., 4
„ 5 50 toy -70
HoSe,dreased'per700 ' •» 00 to 5 00
nidesrouhg 5 50 to 5 50
dressed 6 00 SO 6 00
Sheepskins each ••• 0 75 to 1 CC
Caifskins m... 0 50 to 0 70
Wool per lb .:. ... .• •• 0 20 to 021
Hayperton ••. •. .. 800 to 8 00
oni"' ,,, 0 50 to 0 75
Woodpor cord
, 2 50 to 3 00
Woodper acrd .. •••
BT HARTS.
Furnished by Messrs: Carter, Son 4 Coto 78
Fall Wheat g... ...... •,• 7C 78
Spring' Wheat-- .........
Bar.ey
60 72
Oats 30 32
Clover Seed.... ............•.• ,460 506
Timothy 150 . 2 00
Peas 55 . 55
Eggs., 16 t6
Butter ........... 36 20
Potatoes per bush.....:.. 60 70
Apples'perlbnsh 25 40
Wool per lb 21 22
Roy porton ..•.......... ...••.: •• 800 8 ,061
THE 13nrT1su GRAIN TRADE.
London, Nov. 1: —The Mark Lane Express.
in its weekly revio•.v of the British grafin trade
says; English wheat values are hardening
Prices aro 6d better. The marked falling off
in deliveries in London tends to raise the
tone. The sales of English wheat during the
past week were 65,371 quarters at 30s ld,
against 48 908 quarters 306 3d during the
ccrrespouding week last year. Flour is
steady, barleys are in good inquiry and are
6d clearer. The values of foreign wheat are
maintained. Liverpool quotes ld higher.
Corn is in small supply at stiffened prices.
There were sis arrivals of wheat cargoes.
Three were sold and one remains, At
to-days's market 'wheat was steady. flour
was firm. For corn the turn was dearer.
Oats were 3d to Gd dearer. The prices of
beans' and peas were against buyers,
Chicago, Nov, 3. Spring wheat -No, 2711
to 72e; No. 2 red, 72}c; corn, No. 2 41Se; No.
2 cats, 251,c; pork. $12 75 to $13 00; lard,
36321; short rib sides 50; dry silted shoulders,
$5 to $5 20; short clear sides, $6 80 to $6 00,
Toronto, Nov. 8. Wheat -fall, no. 2 80e
to 80c; spring. no. 2, 80e to 81c; red winter,
no, 2, $10 to S6}o. Barley ,po. 1, 78c to 79c;
no. 2, 75e to 750. Peas -No. 2, 59c to OOc.
Oats -No. 2, 34e to 3$e. Flour -Superior.
$3 65 to $3 70; extra, 33 55 to 30 00. Market
'nuts, and easy; *aloe made of bailey No. 1 at
Nasal Balm acts like a charm for my ca-
tarrh. I Have only used it a short time and
now feel better than at any period during the
last seven years. In fact I am sure of a cur
and at a very small expense. JNoYours
s truly,
A slight shock of earthquake was felt at
PortDasmonts, Quebec, about 4 o'clock Sat-
urday mornm.
Ottawa,May 7th 1887.
/timers. Fulford & Co., Brockvillle, Ont.:
Gents -I am very glad to give you to -day the
testimony that "Nasal Be'lm" has completely
cured my catarrh from which 1 have suffer-
ed for nearly three years. Yours very truly,
L. D. DION,
Department Railways & Canals.
About twelve o'clock to.day itcommenced
to snow in Montreal, and shows no signs of
Everest's Extract ofWilctBlackberry never
fails to cure diarrhoea, dysentery, &c. --. the
statements of scores who have tried it, 25cts
per bottle, for sale by all druggists.
The writ for Victoria, N. S. has been iseued.
Nomination is fixed for the 14th ana polling
for the 210 of November.
CURED BP B. B. B. WHEN ALL
ELSE FAILED.
Mr. Samuel Allan, of Lisle, Ont. states
that he tried all the, doctors in his locality
while suffering for years with Liver and Kid-
ney trouble; nothing benefited him until he
took Burdock Blood Bitters, four bottles of
which cured him.
Jobannee Stodge, of Vienna, the chief foun-
der of the German Catholic party, is dead.
A SAD CONTEMPLATION.
It is sad to contemplate the amount of
physical suffering in the world, Flow many
weary, broken down invalids there are to
whom life is burdensome 1 Thenervous debit.
ity and gEinerel weakness of those afflicted
with lingering diseaseis best remedied by the
invigorating powers of B, B. B.
Mrs. and Miss Garfield have arrived at
Bournemouth, where they will stay for a pro-
longed period.
THE MODUS OPERANDI.
The mode of operating of Burdock Blood
Bitters is that it acts at once and the some
time upon the Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kid•
neve and the Blood, to cleanse; regulate and
strengthen. Hence its almost universal value
in Chronic Complaints.
Mr. Chamberlain has accepted nu invitation
from the Mayor ot Liverpool to attend a ban-
quet at town hall on Saturday prior to his
departure for America.
RELIABLE REMEDY FOB
RHEUMATISM.
FREEMAN'S
'NfirORM POWDER
Are pleasant to take` Contain their own
Purgative. Is a s -t7•, sure. and effectual
illoistreyer o1 worn. in Caildren or AdultI
A Sure Thing
FOR PURE PARIS
FOR GENUINE HELLIBORE
FOR No. 1 INSECT POWDER
GREEN
LOTS OF NEW GOODS
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KIRKTON.
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HE ANY DRESS GOODS (new shades) 100
EXTRA YOUNG HYSQN TEA - 50c. ib
17 ib NICE SUGAR -- 31.00
A NICE TEA SETT (44 Pieces) - 32.25
BEST LARDINE OIL, - . 62c. gal
131h Fine Tea, for - - $1.00
8 Pinga Chewing Tobacco 25c.
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It will pay you to drive ten
miles to buy from us.
ICE CREAM PARLOR
My Ice Cream Parlors are the coolest and best appo'intml
in town. The cream is of the purest, and always fresh.
PLEASE NOTE OUR PRICES.
Highest Price for 8ucter and
Eggs.
BROWNING'S r
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TELE SPOT
WILL CURE
BILIOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA
1NDIGESTI,,
JAUNDICEOk
ERYSIPELAS,
SALT RHEUM,
HEARTBURN,
HEADACHE,
And every' species of disease arisin
Sroar disordered LIVER KIDNEY ,
STOMACH, BOWEL.o ^� BLOOD.
OR RELIEVE
DIZZINESS,
DROPSY
FLUTTEVIHNG
OF THE HEARTA
ACIDITY OF
THE STOMACH
DRYNESS
OF THE SKIN'
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Manufactured only by Thomas .Holloway, 78,. New Oxford Street,_,
late 533, Oxford'Straet, London.
Purchasers should look to the Label on the. Boxes and Pots
If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are spuriers
HARDWARE
(Wholesale and Retail.)
BUILDER'S HARDWARE -Nails. Glass, (stained and engraved), Lrneke',, Binge'
Butts. (full line.)
CARRIAGE HARDWARE -Bar Iron, Bent Stuff, Hubbs, Spokes, Cutter Rnnnares
Shafts, Moquette Wunslin, Drill, &c.
MILL SUPPLIES -Stow Pipe, Fittings, 'Valves, Asbestos, Packing, Rubber and Leath-
er Beitinge, &c.
SPORTING MATERIAL -Breach Loading and Shot Guns, Powder, Shot, &a
Rochester
Lamps,
Silver Star Coal
Oil, Wicks, Bur-
ners, Axes,
Skates.
LANCE SAWS.
STOVE DEPARTMENT'
-SEE THE-
Original Cook and Triumph
HEATING STOVES.
The Bradley Eavetrough and Tin-
ware a Specialty.
Verity's Plows and Pointe, Cal
• aster, Carpet, Felts, Pitch,.
r,
Send in your orders for Chestnut or Stone, Carmel Soft, and the Semonic Blossbnrg
Coal before it advances. Ansaled Galvanized and Barb Wire cheap.
ALSO A FINE' ASSORTMENT JF 1 •
Fishing r1 a&"1 m MILBURN & CO, �p TPriOSITO.
JAMES "PICKARD
ALWAYS -------F ALL
& Yi} e� n
FurnitureFULL LINE1 ' e�+to ma
OF ALL FINDS OFGOODS
13RTTG-S. ARRIVING- '.
Cull and Examine for Your-
self.
J. W. B.ROWN1NG, Prop.
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—CURES— '
Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia,
Biliousness,
Sick Headache,
Kidney Troubles,
Rheumatism
Skin Diseases
—and all •
Impurities of the
Blood from what-
r e ,
T. Dearing has received,,
and is receiving daily his fall'
stock of' Dry -Goods, i eady-
made clothing, Flannels, win
ready-made knit shirts, and
Ladies' Dress goods, Hose &c.
BOOTS and SHOES,
A Well selected Stock for Winter wear,
Goods will be sold • very
Cheap for Cash or Farm Pro
ever cause arising' duce which is taken as Cash,
1� emale weakness ! e
& General debility)
Procure a bottle of Hagyard'e Y°flew Oily Purely Vegetable, Highly Concentrated,
from your medicine dealer, and use according :Pleasant and effectual to use.
to directions. It cured Ida Johnston of
—ASK FOR--
Cornell, Ont., of that complaint, and she s ' COll )Clad•
recommends' it as a sure cure. For 25 years Doctor Hodder 9 }
it p g Advices toas never the De ertmontsatisfaction.ailed to give of Agriculturo Take no other Sold eve.ywhcte, Price 1
indicate that the influx of Icelanders next 75 cents per bottle.,
season will exceed all previous arrivals from DR. Hn ODER S
that quarter, A
DIPHTHERIA, 1
"Last January," sas d. N, Teeple, of Or- Min GOO
well, Ont., "rheic appeared diphtheria in our 3 R and 50
neighborhood. Doctor ran night and day, Sold Everywhere. Price, 25 cents
bat I kept right to Hagyard's Yellow Oil and cents per bottle. Proprietors and Manf ts,
brought tnychildren through all right."Yellow be Union Medicine Company,
Toronto, Canada.
79C; No: 2,75e; and oats at 84;}c on track. Oil -tires all painful e p l
i otn faints andtn'uries
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xocrdrias Ai1Ways Fresh.
Everything required by the Housekeeper,
ried Pork and Roller �
D Flour of the Best
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Z,arn. taan.t , Om±630 1.
Organs For Sale.
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FANS ON'S BLOCK
i4 ould-call the attention of tho people of Fetter and surrounding cotrcti,y toff tock and buairness of WILLIAM DREW, aro oo
fact that ivo, Having purchased rue s
special indtisemente 111
Pallor Settq �Plain aim Fancy 'fables. Springs and ltlattvesse
,
liedroolll Setts, Wood, Caiu & Perforated "Chairs, Book Cases,
Whatnots, Cradles, Fiall.stancls,
'Writing1)eslrs, Sideboards,, Cupboards, &C.
And an Endless Variety in Beds,Bureaus, Cupb ,
Our Stock of Lumber is Large and Thoroughly Seasoned, and, having had extent -1
E;Nlenience a the leading factories of tris Dominion,'we can guarantee Stylish and Sony
l niture: , • -hoarse Hatt
able Nur
(,y4tr Stock of Undertaking Gooils,ls the Largest in the Cou�lya', and f the business, and'
equal north of Loudon. Spools. ntiu swill be paid to this
everyone will find us prompt and reins
REPAIa•ING OF ALL K131
INDS PROMPTi Y ATTENDED TO.
Remelnlier the Stand, One -t)oor North Of Molsou's B.' ..k
II° W-114, SD ALN171t,F S