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THU1SDA,j AN . 6T1-1 I 8•88
-else;
MR. Fauna conservative, was
yesterday elected by acclamation
M. P. for Victoria, B. C,
• It is understood a writ for Kent
Halton, Russell and Prince Ed.
ward Dominion electious will be
issued in a few days, and, polling
fixed for about February loth.
The Ontario Reformers have
been growing more and more restive
under the "leadership" of Mr. Laur-
ier until they have at length deter-
mined to throw him overboard.
• They speak of Sir Richard Cart-
wright being the most acceptable
substitute.
In the East Simcoe coutrovertea
election case His Lordship decided
that Patton's agency was proved,
and voided Cook s election, Patton
and Owen having forfeitea •the
protection of the court, by giving
evidence unsatisfactorily, their trial
for corrupt practices was set dowa
• for the ist of Febreary. McLaren,
counsel for respondent.
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A SEMI •OFFICIAL announcement
conies from England that the Hon.
Joseph. Chamberlain is likely to
succeed Lord Lansdowne as Govern
or -General of Canada. It is repre-
sented that in view of the important
questions which are likely to arise,
the British Gove-nment needs a
representative who can not only keep
ambitioua Canadians in check, but
a distance of a few yards. Even in
the towns and cities of Dakota, dur-
ooeurrailee* of the least week Thienhou
hag the blizzard of the other dear* the Neighborhood in a Ooncise )(Porto.
school children were lost and perish-
ed, So far as the cyclone .is con
l'
he
between cers at Exet , •
country will only add to its destillot- months' ago, is able to resumele' lidurttY8
iveness, for the storm cloed that again.
passed liarrniessly Over • the unculti•' At the annual meeting of the Con.
yated prairie a few years ago, eow gizie.ccayvtilivige Aostris000eirastiowneraat aleppreQs4nsetelad the
carries destruction to growing erops „, „
and buildings, and death to the
g-Usio; jEesktei.: ;;--V-.1)oree-sPidr:lelittient, R. Leather.
Wm, Nightie -
inhabitants. , The deadly winter and Clete, Esq ; Secretary -Treasurer, A. H.
summer storms of the American N. Jenkins.
1101111WeSt C•i• n not fail to open the Mr, Samuel Bearss of Cherry GroVe
eyes of intending eilligrants, Who on has traded ins farm of '
1 he young, man who got his had
ceroed the development of the - -
eaquiry, will find that the Ca.nadia.a acres to Me, ihonapson, for the farm of
sixty acres occupied, at present, by
noriliwest is entirely free from the
Mr. Ralph Hunt, difference twenty two
surrneer cyclone, and that its blfs. hundred doLiam,
zarils are tame and harmless when The following is the number of births,
compared with those of Dakota and marriages and deaths registered in the
Minnesota. • township of Bicldulph for the year end-
• ing 31st Dec., 1887, Births, 51, mar.
The Commercial Union schemes rlagea+ 141 dead" 2.
of Messrs. Butterworth and William Oh Yes1 I should think mi.. The first
fades into pale iusignificance beside
the grandeur of a tariff scherne out-
lined in a bill which has been intro-
duced intoilthe United States house
of representatives by Congressman
Townsend. Mr. Townsend's scheme
embraces, not only the United
State's and Canada, but also Mexico
Central. America and the whole of
South America. It is simply con-
tinental free trade, and a tariff wall
against the rest of •the world=a
practical enforcement of the Mon
roe doctrine. The plan is a gigan•
tic one, and must ot course involve a
one hundred
dose made me feel like a new person;
did Dr, Crrsou's Stomach Bitters Absolutely Pure.
theeinvariable answer to the queetion P *
, .
Ir -
you? ity, strength awl wholesomeAc,,s. More (mono -
help 1 This powder never varies A niarvel of itir-
Ile 6 t. marysi papers complain of mural than the ordinary lcindr. And cannot be
reckless driving upon the, public streets soht in competition witii the multitudes of low
test, short ••veight, alum orphosphate powders.
Several runaways have occurred Lately Sole owe in eans.-RO Ye. E, BARING eo Naomi,
co„ we wan Street N. Y -
owing to the carelessness of dtivers of ,
spirited equines. •wornmegmensmermwer, 'enreesesavomatimea I
A sure sign ot rain or thatyou require
a dose or two of Dr. (Argon's Stomach
Bitters. Pains in the back and Inaba
headache, feverish cold, oft tecuring
attack's of the ',blues." Large bottles
50 cents.
FOR THE LARG-EST ASSORTMENT,
CHOICEST PATTERNS, AND
BEST VALUE IN ONTARIO,
—GO TO-
23M.A..a"rl'IM crk CO S
Where you will find carpets of all makes and qualities, and
at the lowest cash prices.
Remp Carpets, Union Carpets, All -wool Carpet„, Tapestry
Carpets, 13almoral Carpets, Brussels Cari.ilts,
Anglo-wilton Carpets (borders to match)
,
Don't fail to visit the Mammoth Carpet House of the West.
Mr. John B. Geiger, of. the Bronson
Line, Hay, has sold his hundred acre
farm to 1\1r. Oficts. Brill, of Zurich, for
the surn of $6,100. Mr, Geiger intends
leaving about March next for Dakota.
Ile is an 'old and highly esteemed rest
dent of the township, and will be muoh
myraid of details. But Mr. Towtis- The west half of Lot 9, con. 1, S.E,R.,
missed,
in his Adelaide, 100 acres, being part of the
end has made provisioe
Wool000k estate, was sold at auction
to have all these satisfactorily ar- recently to Mr. John Galsworth of the
ranged. A. congress of represeuta- Ist con. tor the. sum of $3,50Y0'. The
other hundred on the opposite side of
the road, being part of lots 8 and 9,
con. 1, N. E. R,, was bought at the
same time by Mr. Jos. Brent, a neigh-
bor, for $4,320.
"Pectoria" loosens the phlegm.
"Pectoria" soothes the inflamed
bronchial tubes.
"Pectoria" neer fails to cure a Cold
or Cough.
"Pectoria" 23 cents a bottle.
tives of all nations of the continent
, wive is conversant with every phase I is to meet in Washington early next
of the social and political condition year and settle the thing. The
of the country. It is known that 'United States of North America
Lord Lansdowne is to return to his must have one representative for
Irish estate. each state, and the other national-
ities will be allowed only one repre-
sentative each ; that is to say the
United States of North America,
being one nation, will haye more
votes iu the o.ongress which is to fix
the continental tariff than all of the
other nations combined.. It is a
much broader scheme than that of
Messrs. Whelan and Butterworth,
butuot any more likely to come iuto
effect.
THAT UliWNOL Ear M E p aliticia.n,
Mr. H. H. Cook, is again unseated,
his supposed election haying been
proved in the courts to have been
brought about by corrupt means.
This is no new experience for Mr.
Gook, who in 1874 contended with
Major Walker, Mr. M. C. Cameron,
an other Liberal candidates for the
champion's belt for corruption, an
honor since gained by a younger
competitor, Purcell, of Glengarry.
The evidence before the Election
court showed that one Patton had
been one of the most active, if not
the most active of the Liberal work-
ers in East Simcoe. While osten-
sively employed by the Province,
and paid trone the Provincial treas-
ury to attend to public duties, he
was busily employed in canvassing
and wire pulling for his party. Then
News Notes.
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The increase in the eustoms duty col-
lected during December was $296,411.
Hon. Edward Blake at latest advices
was in Italy, and was considerably im-
proved in health.
Four times as many lives have been de-
stroyedby the Dakota blizzard than were
lost in the suppressioa of the rebellion in
our own North-west.
The 'Winnipeg Call dubs Hon. Thos.
Greenway .'the Judas of Ontario," and
as a good Liberal electioneer, he -Mr. Prendergast .`the Ananias of Mani -
went still further, the evidence show (toba." Both were Conservatives in the
ing that he was guilty of bribery by past,
actual payment of money, of having
vehicles to convey voters and of un-
duly influencing electors under his
control.
The Dominion Printing Bureau have
leased. temporary premises at Ottawa,
which are being stocked for purposes of
preparing voters list under the Franchise
Act.
F. Hudson, of Ventnor, England, gath-
Ma' THOS. GlIE "wAY hasbeen ered recently from his garden fullya, gal -
called upou to.form a ministry for lon of geeen peas of excellent growth.
Manitoba, and has been successful Thepeagrown in the open air,
in its 'formation. Mr. Greenway as withouteanvyeriesroteetion, and this was the
aanopportunity
of discontent will lot gat lhave sixth I
ered so co nmence-
ince th i ' .
. of displaying his meat of Nov.
skill in , the governingf
. o a country
Rom Catholics,InaQnuebecprovhdlicie there are 1,486,000 John Willis, Stephen ; Robert McAllis-
.ected by 1 cardinal,,1 ter, fray' i. Alex. lhompson and John
to make its people happy. In sonsie
quarters the belief is strong that chhishops, I apostolic perfectand 15 e_Murdoch,i,Stanley ; Henry BeacornIn
2piairests and religieux. They have 9547 ' G_ o, erich Township ; Dr. Coleman - Sea' -
the Gteenway Goyernment will be churches, 28 seminaries and. collegese, 2. 32 forth. George Jackson and W. J ' I overthrown as speedily as was that convents and. 69 hospitals. ers werie-re7elected auditore. J.
Ulsr-
Monday 16th -was 'a red
The Huron, Medical A,ssomaticpa met
at the rooms of the Y.M.C.A-, Seafortb,
on Tuesday, Jan. 17th. The number of
euercibers present was not quite so large
as on some previous occasions, Some
interesting eases were presented, and
reports on some new remedies brough t
in and disousseet Al through the meet-
ing was one full of interest and profit.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year : -Dr. Young, Londes-
bore, President; Dr. Gunn, Clinton,
Vice -President ; Dr. Elliott, Brucefield,
Secretary. The next meeting will be
Clinton. o Into the storm. Selecting her way care-
fully, the brave girl led her little charges
Phe annual meeting of the members through' snow drifts and the blinding bliz- I
of the South Huron Agricultural So- zard, and, after a journey of three quarters
meter was held in Dixon's Hall Bruce.
OUNG MEN Suffering from the effects of
,L early evil habits, the result of ignorancie or
folly, who flnd theniseives weak, aetVoue, and
exhausted; SIBO ATIDOLD lonD and OLD mEN,
who are broken down froni the effec(e of abuse
or over -work, aud in Advanced life fool the
consequences of youthful excess, send for and
=AD DE. V. Lubon's Tree.tise on DiStIlIFOS of
Men. The book will be sent sealed to any ad-
dress on receipt of two 30. stamps. Address
h se Beattie 4% Co's
176 & 178 DUNDAS-STREET (East of Richniond-st,,
LIO 0 '11".
FARM.E.I.SSE&N „MIT ILMEN
M0511% 410'oraliod DArcliao Machino
Th ld Establish do
M'COLT. ROS. & CO.
teeFOR SALE BY BISSETT BROS SOLE MANPRS, TORONTO.
M. V, LIMON, 47 Weningtan st. E. Toronto.
•7au.13th. 1887. Melttits
one yortug lady teacher, of Voley Coun-
ty, Nebraska, exhibited wonderful courage
and presence of mind during the late bliz- MEZZONTEID
zard. A despatch says that, ',Miss Minnie ,
Freeman was at the little school house of
Myra Valley district, with tlairteen pupils
. . To new premises West side Mehl -street
imaging in age from 6 to )5 years. About One Door South
an hour before the time for &missal, the
blizzard which swept across the level prairie
, .
struck the school house with such force as
to tear the door from its hinges. Another i
terrific gust struck the building, and in the
twinkling of an eye, carried away the roof,
lea-1ring the little ones exposed to the ele-
ment, rhe plucky teacher . gathered hert
pupils together, and, securing a coil of 00 0 00 s 00:
strong heavy twine, began with the largest
one and tied them all together by the twins,
three abreast. Taking the youngest in her
arms, she tied the end of the twine around
her own body, and, with all the words of Sewed. work a speciality.
encouragement she could muster, started
Repairing promptly attended to.
of Post Office
Where he will be found with
A NEW AND COMPLETE
held, on Wednesday last. At the ap-
pointed hour the President, Mr. John
Murdoch, took the (their. Tho Treasui.
er report, which was read and adopted,
showed the receipts for the year to- be
$1,952 and the disbursements $1,813,
leaving a surplus oa last yearlsZtrans-
actions of $139, which added to the
surplus from the year before last.leaves
a bat:lace now in the treasury of $300.
This is a very satisfactory showing, and
places the Society in a better position,
financially, than it has occupied for
many years. The following officers and
directors were elected for the year:- -
Wm. Dixon, Brucelield, President; W.
Cooper, .I. uckersnuth, and John Ketrien
Stenley, Vice -Presidents. Directors:—
Alex. Forsyth, Tuckerstuith L Hun-
ter Usborne Jas. Pickard Exeter-
of Dr. Harrison. Thera is a vast
difference between the two men.
Dr. I-Iarrison durIng his political
• career in Ontario was upright, and
not a single charge of political in
Ceeneistency or double dea,ling could
be brought up against him, While
on the other hand, air. Geeenway,
as is well known by Conservatives
and Reformers, was a person to the
vilest traits of double-dealing. In
/885 when he was returned • as a
' ,There are in theUnited States treasury
about $600,000,000- The people of the
United States will never consent ,to the
annexation. of Canada until that surplos is
disposed, of in some manner. Otherwise
letter day on
the townline. Mr. Albert Gunning VVRS
united in wedlock to eliss /knee Kirk,
niece of Mr. David Johnston, (council-
lor.) tenth line Blanshard. The cere-
mony was perfornaed at the residetioe of
the people of Montreal would grab the
whole sum for the improvement of the Mr Johnston, by the Rev, J. 0. Steven -
•Montreal harbor. son. In the evening a host of the
The Manitoba school lands did no frieeds and relatives of the respective I
parties partook of a sunaptuons supper
very well the other day. The Manitoba
at Mr. Gunning's. Instead of the
authorities should have adopted Mr.
'light fantastic toe' a chairman was
Mowat's scheme and filled the bidders
appointed when readings, recitations
with champagne at the public expense.
vocal and instrumental music as well as
humorous speeches were the order of
the mg et. Mr. A. Gunning has built
for himself antenviable name as a chair-
man. At the close, hearty and feeling
resolutions were passed and tendered
to Mr W. Gunning, (father of the
bridegroom) and suitablyreplied to, The
presents were costly and numerous.
At an early hour next morning the
aiisemblage dispersed feeling that they
had spent one night well,
The Biddulph township council met
in Clendeboye onMonday 16th and or-
ganized. 'file Reeve briefly addressed
representative for South Heron ill That vvould have merle the bidding "spir.
he interests of the Conservative
ited," and the sale would have been "un -
party in the House of Commons, he precedented1y successful."
signed, previous to his nominatioc, Lima, 0., Jan. 20.—Early yesterday
morning the house of Frauk Smith, in
an agreement with the Reform the eastern part of this county, took fire,
party to the effect that it that party and the whole family, consisting of Mr.
would give him no oppositicn, he Smith and his wife and four children,
would support the then government were burned to death. The flames spread
of Hon. Alex. MacH.enzie, which so rapidly that all meaus of escape were
was quite contrary to his open pro. Gut 01
fession, as a [Conservative, We are A short time ago a free ball was given
by a certain hotel -keeper inastnall village
of opinion tbat man who under
in Bruce. Among the numerous invite -
takes to control and Inel a govern. tons sent out was one to each of the min.-
ment, should be possessed ofsome isters, Presbyterian and Methodist. The the council. The lefunicipal officers for
; political integrityeveninf came and so did the clergy, who th° year are .s follows --- W. D. Stan ley
clerk, Jolm Flanagan treas.. J `
,opener the ball. with prayer, but as very
Ue To DATI.1 more than three I
lUti- few lads put iii an Lew, , as.. ere/1111h
au -i tore; R 1). Stanity, collec
dred deaths have been re weed as lassios_ the ParbY broke,tie at a prerneture
appearance Ana fewer Smyth, , amass°ri --• Breen and iv, J.
le following comprisetl -
tor71'l
the result of the terribleP blizzard 'lour for such a gathering. of Health for th
D. Stanley, John - . le Boerd.
e sear. -0. G [Todgine,
Minaetote an Nebraska. There
let recently re gee! in Dakota, nay -itY, --' •
cold-blooded murder on record he justfeineferd and Dennis Heengari, Jetainines.
CI micle, Jan. 20. --The t W
mos11 J.
II"
TiOci ins, fsi' l'
d
developed here. Word was recei; sod 1 - Sanitary inspeetor; Dr. H.
record will be largely added to when this eity Murphy that a woknaln i, od gibs,
can be no doubt that' this frightful Ohief of Police Officer. The
ivho threw her six sveeks various Medical lialtil
D. R. 0. poll clerks and con -
Outlying settlemetts have been old in the train one mile south of
heard from, and the figure still fur • La chiM °fr
ther increased when the snow 3is "eer' ('11 °'e 'MAcille:all Cen6ral Rlil-
. road. The officer repaired t ' p
bell house, and fouod the° tile Cjttrrj -
ot the unknown lost are uncovered., ing soundly, as if nothitici whc):11(111All slecP*
appears in the spring, and the bodies
esred vivi.tes in 1b87 were ordered to be paid,
to distinh her slumbers. Sheeceai r, W, Richardson applied to the
been subject to the deadly blizzards
The American northwest has always
_., a crutch, l'he °facer aw It ei 1 1 '
cripple, with but
a c., ec her and detached from
elle leg, and walks iviela' f
i comic'. to have his
. S S Ne 12 1
p , , , o , coil
lot No 91 3
• of winter and the e 11.
qua y deadly
stables weie ordered to be peid as aiso
rent of polling booths, making a total of
election expenses of $53.00, ordere td
the amount of $280 00, tor various ser-
cytione of summer, and it always
will be, The evil is not one that
can be nutigefed by niere In no
rural settlement can houees ever
become so thickly planted as to
afford certaio relive for the. entor,. aapp,a Ana dropped it acao at] T
tuilate caught in a blizzard for
asked i---"Whete that ebild.stour had on
the railroad train -with, you "hist night?
She started, changed color end answered:
siator mot me and took it," When
the officer told her that she had
mur-
d.erod ie end meg go to jail, she said she
took: the child on, the car platform;
. . ant
attached to P 8 No, 2, J Donelley
owner of Lot a8 con 5, applied to be
detaehed from P.S.S. 1 and Attached
to P8 8, 6- Both applications will be
considered hy the courWii on the flat
Moaday le March at 0 o m in the eourt
rOOLN, ClandebOY0.. rflb council ad-
,
ce yt he journed to meet at the temperenee
10 people on the train rieticed her leave the !mei, Grail ton, on the first Settartity
deneely laden with fine snow is tild Car With the thila and return 1611( it lie Februe
G -E O. MA.N SON
of a mile, the lettle bend reached the thres- 1311: A
hold of a farin houseand were taken be" ) Wsta,-• 9
v./ JA
issasrascannunzessr =le=
Tr-e.T71t1 rrti A 47
ATesitrr Intowarded 'are those who read foil gi
this and -then act; they will find
honorable employment that will not take them
large .and sure for every inatestrieus person,
from` their homes and families. The praits are
inany have made and are now. making several
hundred dollars a month. It is easy for any
one to make $5 and upwards per day, who is
eapital not needed; we start you. EverYthing a nu
willing to work. Either sex, young or old; W l t 6'5 Rosewood •Caskets
Pew% No special ability required; you, reader,
once for full Particulars. which we maili free. .
min do it as well as any one. Write to us at] ALSO COFFINS or Evene DmsoniPluoir.
Address Stinson & Clo,, Portland. lffaine. ---- —
' ---.--- A P. leto Stook of Robes & Trimming
wohralds drcervionlgu ttihoen 1 az es dt htahief - -OMP Always on hand. S
,INYENT.l.
een ury• Not east among the wonders oi in-
ventive progress is a method and system of work
that can be performed all over the country
withoutlseparating the workers from their
homes. Pay liberal; any one can do the work;
either sex young or old; no speoial abilmy re-
quired. Capital not need; you are started free.
Cut this out and return to no and we will send
you free,Esomothing of great value and impor-
tance to .you,that will start YOU ill business,
which will bring you in more money right away
than anythine else in the world, Grand outfit
free, Addreiai True ck. Co., Augusta, Maine.
•
reereemSea Wonders exist in thousands of
.1/44•LIA forms, but aro surpassed by the mar-
vels of invention. Those Who are in need of
profitable Work that can be done while living at
home should at once send their address to Hall-,
ett and Oo.. Portland, Maine, and reeeive free
full information how either sex, of ell agoS. can
Cern from $5 to 555 per day and upwards where, -
ever they live, You are started free. Capital
not required. Some have made over $50 in a
single day at this work. All sucesed,
KIOR SALE,—A BARGAIN.—
D W
Quarter section of North West Land, Dulmage,
near 'Virden. He acres, six miles from Virden,
three from. lIargraye Station s,741emitoln,
Amply to KIR K T 0 N,
•W, 11. MONO OE,
Exeter.
FUNERALS FURNISHED AND CON-
' DUCTED A.T Low RATES.
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
fGIVE ME A CALL
rIIHE OLD MeLEOD FARM, IN
TEE Township of Hay, for sale. It con -
tattle 1.00 acres more or leas, boingthe west half
of Lots No:21 and 22, Zurich gravelroad. Good
frame buildings on premises, Aud all convert
lances; large orchard of fruit bearing trees.
Tho land is of good quality being clay loam.
Good water. Two rind a -half miles from Hen-
son market. The property free from all ineum-
oritnees. Itel6ons for selling -I -Going north to
procure more hind. Will sell with or without
crops. POr further particulars apply to this
office or to
WAHLeWe BIAS. OPN. 6. Ont.
Farm & Village Property Accounts
Will sell the balance, of stock
--of--
ROBES, FELT BOOTS,
OVERSHOES AND
• OV.ERCOATS,
At hioeral vlsonn
Tbe TJnclersigned offers for sale South box cf
0 8 L
Lei 0, Con. 8, McGillivray, containing 50 acres
45 cleared, the balance har.dwoOd. bush! 0 S
There is it geed frame house, gone barn and 7 •
Mal had b ri r h
CEN TEAL
DRUC ST
A full stock of alq kinds of
Dye -stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. •Wina)\!..;!s
Condition
Powd-
ers
the test
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family rocij
es carefully- prepared, ,83
the Central Drug Store Fl!‘"t
C. LIT'
99 PRCN
PUREST, STRONCEST, BEST.
Heady for use in any quantity. For
snaking Soap, Softening Water, Disin.,
feetinscand a hundred other uses, A
can equal& 20 pounds Sal Soda,
Sold by all GTOOOFS and DruggistS,
M.vir„ GILLETT. - TORONTali
500 T*013$
Butter Wante4;
J. mathes.
fra
°ivsemrciounet:.re EXETER i`ZORTI-I
Our Stock 'is 77,ell Assor'
LLOW PRICES STILL 'MA' I-NTAT?„
LU 1N
If
GROCERIES I 1
10 lbs. sugar $1,00 ; 13 tbs. white so,/
We can't be undersold in Teas
to 75e, per lb.
Boot & Shoes (All Styles) at tv.'
A
wide streets; also a number of II A R D \Air ik
ieceiy assorted stoce
cc .
simply of good wnter on the farm, coliveuient Z..ort.
to school and churches. Also rillage property
comprising 3 f,ot s, on Elizabeth Street ,in the Vil
loge of Exeter, vath good frame. house and -
cellar. good stable, good. well with wimp, also
a quantity of choice fruit treos on the premi-
ses, Vox further, particularkl apply to
VPAED
P•XettIr North,
TOR Tile SeASON S Ills DE.
, gee ea ng o c or vlontittil •
Notice ,of Dissolution
Notice ishcreby given that the partnership
btisiness fer some time past carried mg by 'Meow
Charles Gidley and Saniuel Gidley, under the
lino of Charlet; and Samuel Gidley, at Exeter
ro e Minty of Unroll, AS Cabinet Afalters, an , •
Benders, leis this day been dissolved bg Mutual .r arties aesiring Land or
dallied on by the•said Samuel Gitlieri Who will ()uses would do well to con-
pt,s, adeetrets Owing bY the late 5nri, hod to
`whom all moneyb °Wing to the late firm must be
p016 00 or before theist day Of Febrel next,
500 Village Lots
For sale at Reasonable Pikes.
Situation good; fronting good
• PORES, SCYTHES and GLASS:
HousEs a rArE;HLADTD (Oilcan.) Be.,t, Machine 01100(1A
' COAL ()IL AS LOW AS TaIrii
FOR SALE
ItS" A nice Tea Sett of 44 Pieces c' •
A good suit of readyanede elothin6,
Ordered wag got up 'IR Good
Our PP 6ISGObli aP6 inatked dc
the Lowest Notch: -
COTTON -2e TAIII)S 'Pet ONE
A HO'af` and Lot, also, a karrn
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'JO ffN MATHESON'.
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consent, and the bUsiness will henceforth H d
suit the -undersigned,
Terms to suit purehasek.
• 1. CA.RLING,
WITNEF4q * 011AILLEfi XPLEY,
JOHN ELLtor. ? SAMUEL GILLEY,
N.13, Tire busineas will in fir tura Ise carried
on in Key Oddfellowte Block. opposite John
Grigg's Statonory Store.
eietee eitssist.day,of December,1881,