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Occurettecee of the least weelr`riegmeellie
out the Neighborhood in a 4:70116180
Form.
St. Merys assessment, $1,150,020 ;
population 3,415.
Wingharn asseesment, $499,860; in-
crease, $35,123; population, 2,079; in-
creese'140.
elneheles tietiessors give the preent
population ofthet tovva et 2,324s
I really believe I would not be alive
at this tittle had 1 not used Everest's
Liver Regulator.—B. Scouter Forest
•
Go]. Goldie, ot the British Army,
will be in the country shortly, buying
horses.
The population of Windsor is now
e,100, an increase of 600 since last
ear.
The Winghatn people are making
arrangements to celebrate the Queen's
'ebirthday, .
Mr. W. Spence, for some years a
most prosperous farmer of Blanshard,
has retired and located in St.Marys.
The -SVingliane band is in a some-
what delapitated condition, and the
• town papers urge that action be taken
to resuscitate it.
Mr A. McAllister of Leeburn has
a cow that garie birth to a calf, the
other dity, whioh when neerly 24 hours
old weighed 109e lbs.
• Last week Mr. Frederick Worth', of
C.rediton flax mill, was out prithele.gang
of mep sowing flax seed. %Time sow
about 100 acres a day,
Mr, Rennie Maaladery, of Parkhill,
has left to take charge of a C. P. R.
station west of the Rockies as tele-
graph operator.
Everest's Cough Syrup is the most
remarkable medicine I ever used for
Coughs and Colds, two or three doses
.invariably °electing a cure.—Wm. Gillis
Forest, Ont.
The Victoria Lake Society of Strat.,
ford have arranged for 20,000 trout
fry irons the Newcastle hatchery, and
small fry will be dumped into the
lake in a week or two.
Blyth Standards—Tee large owl cap-
tured by Mr, A. W. Sloan last winter,
and which he sent to the taxeaermist's
in Exeter to be cured and stuffed, was
returned to him on Tuesday as natural
as life. -
The hand of death has removed
from our midst one of the most re spece
ed residents, in the person of Alexau-
der elurchie, postmaster, Winthrop.
Ile had always been a very active man.
The "green goods" men have made
a new departure, and now advertise
the sale of a counterfeit gold coin,
that cannot be detected from the
original.
• Bev. Mr. Fountain, of idle Parkhill
and McGillivray Baptist Churches, has
-removed to Detroit. Before leaving
he wile presented with $50, an address
and unlimited 'good wiehes.
Spripg I spring! 'Spring!
Boils! Bone! Boils!
The best Bleed Purifier and Tonic is
Dr. Carson's -.tomittch Bitters. The
People's Remedy. Large bottles 50 cis.
Clinton's total assessment 'is $623,-
745. It ha e $75,600 exempt from tax-
ation. Its population is given at
3,033. The population has increased
by 118 and the assessraent by $28,335
in the last year. .
Saturday, 281.11 ult., Mr: Anthony
Sharrow of con. 20, Stephen, was tramp-
led upon by a horse, and suffered such
serious injuries that death resulted on
Thursday last.
The Victoria Junior Cricket Club of
St. Marys, • has been organized as
follows .—Preeikeent, J. Thompson; vice
president, J, Cra.theart; secretary -treas-
urer, J. Ball; committee, W. Mclean,
flylands, 0 Johnstone, F. Wilson,
11. Sharp.
Mr, Geo. Cook, of Whaleneifound
his colts which had etrayecl awrirabout
es two weeks ago, in the vicinity of Sea-
' forth, on Thursday last. • A farmer
nettoed that they were lost and took
them in.
• The S'a Melees douncil has got over
the bovine difficulty., At a .special
meeting last week a by-law was passed
permitting milch cows to run at large
between the hours of 6 A. m. and 8 p.
iss., from the first of Mae to the first
Novehiber in euch yeee,
Phe Parkhill cricket club has reorg-
anized with the following °Mane:—
res.. te. M.. Duff; vioe-nree, JNob1e,
ec*y-treas., J.W. Green; captain, E.M.
igg; committee, W. Roas, W. May -
burry, Elarry quarry, A. Mayburry, A• .
Goodman, A. Hayes. •
A young man named:Adam Mcleay,
a etudent of the Collegiate: Institute
at Clinton, was drowned at Stapleton
last week. He and his 'mem, mate,
minted Lamont, Were m mg, and
it is stipposed he took cram' and be-
fore any assistance could le ered
he sank for the last time. le erne
is in Reply, Ont., and his moti a
widow. His body WitS recovered some
time afterwards.
At Mr. Johneon's farm, con. 21,
Diet Williams, • a young man • while
' 'tying his ponyin in the stable, last
Tuesday evening, • had oceasitim to
• draw the rope which tied the pony
through a knot-holii. After getting
the rope through a loop of it was
around his thumb, The pony, startled
by a cow in an adjacent stall, sprang
back, and the young man's thumb was
severed by the rope at the first joint,
"PEOl'ORIA" for colds..
"PECTOItIA." for coughs.
"PECTORIA" for the Lungs.
•"PECTORIA" for Bronchial tubes.
"PECTOR1A" the best, the Safest,
the cheapest.
",PECtORIA" the 'great 25 cent
Clough leemedye
A little son of' Air. R. 'ilOtigine, Of
Stephen was severely scalded last
week. le ritipetits he, and an elder
brother wine playing with a rope, each
having, an end of it l'astened around
his waist, when they came in conteet
with the stove vvhere a pot of boiling
water was setting; ia one way the
boys get on each side oiethe stove
and in playing drew the pot over with
the dentre of the rope, spilling the
conteets on the biack`of the younger
brother,
kiensall.
(Yee merehteee 'revert business brisk.
Mr. McLellan, eraet .1414i"`0,10.- V70,4 Qii
on a visit, has ieturuod to oer teidaie e
Messrs. Ball tis -Urquhart • are making'
]are shipments of lumber.
Mr. W, Boa of ` Hibbert, left hero for
Mieltinee ono day,last week,
A new bakery is, we eelieve, aboet to
begin here,
George Kydd, Mason & contractor, has
boreal buileing Mr, Geo. MeEwen's shop
next to RelMorrisons,
Alif63IditiEvans, milliner'has °polled oat
her springetook next door to Dr. MaDair-
Mr. Wn4 Walsh is busily engaged pre-
paring mattrial for the contracts wheats he
has takeree •
The Meagre Beverly se,• Colwill, and the
Messrs, Bern & Blatchford, both carriage
makera ha e made a large number of bug -
Ake of then 1' class. •
he (
Toaf works are in full working order,
a large lumber of hands being employed.
Mr. Me14wen intends' soon opening the
000per sla p. •
Mr. W.! Stoneman , photographer, inteues
baying a gallery fitted, as he Valetta he can
produce nitieh better pictures iu a gallery
than inane Wni 'is a man of energy
and push. -
We aro again called upon to chronicle the
dame of a very highly _respected and Ami-
able; young ledy in the ' pereon of Miss
Chriktie who departed this life at the resi-
dence ofieer brother-in-law, Mr. Williena
MFvon, Loudon Road. -
Rev. Sommerville, of Toronto, preached
in Carmel Preseyteriau church hero, the
past two Sabbaths. He delivered a very
able and eloquent address to the young
people last Sabbath evening, not on •only
showing, but impressing upon them the
necessity of loading cheistian lives, -
Mr. Wm. Robinson of this, village, was
mete(' in the matrimonial bonds to Mise
•McPherson, of Ibis village, a very highly
respected young lady of geed talent, and
prepossessing abilities, 01.1 Wednesday at
8 O'clock a. m. The ceremony took place
in Carmel Presbyterian church, a large
number of people Assembling to witness the
ceremony. We wish them success through
lite, and may their , path be strewn ' with
roses, and may connubial happiness be
theirs till the last sad parting hour.
The above was received too late fof last
issue.
Mi. James Troyer, grocer, purposes
erecting
a barber shop soon.
Rey.0. H. Bridgeman, who is suffering
from a very severe attack of the measles,
was unable to attend to his duties last
Sabbath.
Rey. Diondot of Alontreal, delivered a
very interesting lecture an French Evan-
gelization, in Carmel °hutch, on Thursday
evening last.
We are informed that there is a liken.
hood of a baseball match between Exeter
and Howell at no distant date. The flea -
sail boys ate masters of the diamond
They have a complete outfit.
Mr. Thomas 13erry has put abased one of
the best thoroughbred heavy draught stall-
ions in Western Ontario. He is a model
of perfection, being perfectly sound in wind
8,11(1 limbs. Mr. B. should receive the
patronage of all lovers of good horse-
flesh,
eltelIRIE D.
Wenez--Mosez.--In Stephen, at the • rein -
douse of the bride's father, Henry Moatz,
on the 26th1t, by the Rev, D. M.
7cilin;13.. teseiriee-
Henrietta Moatz„ all of Stephen.
Poreeice---foleenn —At Grand Bend, on
the 25th ult., at tbe Methodist church by
the Rev. D. M. Kennedy, A Pollock of
McGillivray, to Miss Emma L. Mollard,
of Grand Benet,
Munonanr —loLannn.—On the 2nd inst.,
by Bev. H.W. Crews, B. A., at the resi-
deuce of the bride's father, in London
Township, Mr. Edward Darin Merchant,
of 131yanston, to Kate, eldest daughter
of Mr. Robert McLaane.
BORN.
ELLtor --On the 61h of May, the Nile of
Calvin Eliot, of a daughter.
Dreeetsr—In Exeter, on the 9t1i inst the
wife of Mr. John Dignan of a daughter.
The Queen has forwarded to the Woman's
Industries section of the Glasgow eehibit-
;on a pi0b11113 by the Empress of Germany.
• A LAST RESORT.
Last ettunner, says Wm. J. James of
Atherley, Ont., I folt very miserable with
pains over my kidneys, fluttering of the
heart and nervousness; atter taking differ.
ent kinds of medicine, heariug of B.B.13.,
thoueht I would try it; Cele bottle etYwpiete-
ly cured nie. 1 Can blghly teemainencl it to
others,
A Rochester girl named Lillie Davies,
age 18, who has been masquerading in male
attire, was arrested Sunday uight iuHam-
ilton, end on Monclay Was 3611t to the
Refortnetory for 23 months as a yag. •
•et Nashville, Tenn., Andrew Logan,
aged 17, was burned to death Sandey night,
his mother's house taking fire; while ho
was asleep.
Detroit veseel men baye organize(' to
oppose the -peojectecl bridge across the
rivet; from Windsor to Detroit.
A SEVERE Tlenele
Those elm endure the torturing pangs
of Neuralgie, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Linn:
• bagel and•eimilar painful complaints are
severely tried, but there is 0 speedy relief
iO Hagyard's Yellow Oil, as thousands who
have uped it joyfully testify. It barlishes
pain and lameness quickly.
The traffic returns of the C.P.R.
amoutit-
ed to $803,000, or 601.000 of an increase
over the corresponding week last year.
The ,Stanclard Bank of Canada will open
a branch at Forest in a few days.
Itfany ladies admire gray hair— en some
otheuerson—but few care to try its effects
on their own charms. They need not,
siuce Ayel I-Ieir Vigor restores gray hair
to its original color. Sold by ,arupoists
fuel perfumers.
; Another naturel.gasewell was struck at
legidgetown Weduescley afternoon, half a
mile from the M. R. depot.
P003! HUM ON'n, May 2nd, 1887.
I wesn sufferer from along shuttling case
of catarrh and. being well up itt years (72)
hardly expected to ever obtain anything
that would give me material or permanent
relief. At the time of receiving Nasal
Battu I was very had with catarrh, bet
take great plear,ure in statiag that on the
second. upplicatioti I obtained wonderful
relief and its effect was pletishnt, soothing
and heeling. It acted like magic and is
worth ton tunes it cost for the immediate
relief it gives. I feel confiaent the second
bottle will effeet a per aaauent cure. I
have recommended N3301 Balm kr Cold in
the head and in every case it (tete like it
Yours truly
W. T. RUNT.
IrOW ABSURD
For peopie tQ rahe their heaith with un-
wholesome feed. The feed i)repared with
Iv;P0 leer; 0a IroCet, ul Tartt7 ,,Powdor
J, Andiews, a Terme() wifo.beater,
was Thursdaymorning pant to jail for ten
( A 3 3,1thOUt She option if a fiue.
A'BURE RELIEF
da Having consulted a fecal
Ized from a bad cough contracted
by feet,
fleeter weeont effect I thought I would try
Hagyanienectoral Balsam ft0 a last resevt.
Before I hedlnished the firet bottle my
Ienjoy
coeuglotb idbettoreneetiththanlyidisePPee
a revae,rb
andeoftre..drevi
1-010.111ece7t8,cTieenletig°rIlslr
apri'0;rinetlileor,11dEastSelkirk,CSelkirk,
Manitoba. `
At Helena, U. T., Joe:e'en T. Rand
killed his wife end bsby with tieWinchester
ride and then blew les ovne broth)* out.
BILIOUSNESS.
'I should not think it right did I net
give my testimony of what I know to be
the value of Burdocic Blood Bitters, Being
a safferer from 13illieueness, I took one
bottle of 13.13.13. and it gave me immediate
relief, I reeoremend it as 5 cure for bilious-
ness, Aunio McLean, Woodville, Out.
At New Yolk on Thursday the Del
Debars (of spook picture notoriety) were
committed, on the charge of conspiracy,
without bail.
A 'SUCCESSIT'UL RESULT.
Size. I was troubled for five years with
liver complaint. I used a great deal of
doctors' Medicine, which did me no good
I was worse all the while mail I tried Bur-
dock Blood Bitters. After taking four
bottles am now well. I can alsorecomm-
end it for dyspepsia. Miss Mateo LSteele
St. Williams P. 0. Ont.
Dress -Making
.4
Mrs. Bissett and Miss Welsh beg to in.
form the public that they ate opening out
business, and can be rotund on the corner, t
of 'William and Giclley streets.
Dress-makieg done in all the Latest
• 8±3108.
LE 90011S 011 Fancy Wolk given.—Staruping
a specialty. Orders promptly attend-
• ed to'. A call solicited.
•„THE LARGEST SCALE- WORKS
IN CANADA.
OVER 100 STYLES OF
• HAY, SCALES,
GRAIN SCALEs,
FARM SCALES.
TEA SCAlS,
IMPROVED SHOW CASES
MONEY -
DRAWERS
Meat Choppers
' AND BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES
tuormss XIS ruse, Write for term!
C. WILSON & SON,
100. SI!LA RAM
•* -'TORONTO, ONt
Ifention this paper every time you write.
T1LARJETRBPDRTS,
1.%XE2USIt
(COIT00t0(16t6o'c1ockpa51, Wednesday,
lial1Who i 0 80 to 81
Spring Wheat••• ••• 0 7,9 to, 79
Oats
Clover Seed .
'1'imothy "
Poos
Cern
ilhggs
Buttel
Flour peibbl,
Potatoes,per bucesel
..• 0 0 70
10: 700 rue 34 0
30080
2.0 ;0.0 600 tt (poo 000 16.65 2
.0
() 58 to 0 60
...
0I3,toiJjl
78±0 80
Apples,per bag ... 40 to 000
Driedeeplesp0
r b 0 0034 too 00 0060
Ocoee per lb.
11;unOlcicYperreprrli) 0 45 to 0 50
„.0 07 to 08
,chickensperpr ... 0 20 to o 30
le :deg s'dr'roQual: (I. ° :I'? 546351 tt± (1°0 755 5°080
" dressed ... .. 0 00 to 0 00
h1130pEkin0 030h ,., 0 75 t o 1 CC
Ctolfolkpinerib s 0 50 to 0 70
Flay porton ... 0 20 to 0 21
800 to 8 OQ
-Oniensuer bush 0 50 to 0 70
iroodu or cord .. 2.5 to 3 oo
' se: 313.11Y3.
Furnished by Messrs', Carter, Son .Sc Co.
Pall Wheat • 80 to SO
Spring Wheat,. , 80 80
Bar,ey...., ..... ......... . .......... 63 70
Oats „ . . , 41. 42
Clover Seed. • 450 500
Timothy.. ...... ...... . . 60• 2 0a
................ .... ...... ...,60 02
hIggs• 12 12
Butter .... . ... - ..... . . ..... . 1.5 16
l'otatoes per . 1;ush... • 60 70
tpolf s peiri;bu sh ......... ....... •(
21 3)
jtiron ,- • 85 0 00
SALT! SALT! SALT !
The Exeter Salt Works Company
-IL offer salt at the Exeter Salt Well at $2.25
per tort.
1%13. °Antics, Secy.
The 4.Arl's!tsistiatgectlinPeterPE'L'"•
• 80 years in thousands of eases.
Cures Spermatorrhea, Nervous
*-$ Weakness, Emissions, Impotency
e•
' and all diseases caused by 31311334
13-17onE] indiscretion, or over-exertion. [31FTER]
Six packages Guaranteed
ill),91;fril:171n17112
J5rOisl.e4ptsikeeY, otuarkeprnuoggsusbstitute. One package
$.1. Six 35, by mail. Write for Pamphlet. Address
ki.urellstr Cherstlen1 Co., Detroit. Ditch,
For Sale,
A large one storey frame,store building with
ieellar underneat1i together with :IL of an acre of
eerie, 'sit:listed in the business part of Exeter.
There is also a dwelling at rear of property
facing William-st. Terms to suit pm chaser,
'h'or further particulars apply to
2 mos. THOS. EA3ILItr, Exeter;
THE 'KEY TU HEALTH.
'Unlocks ellthe clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carry-
ing off gradually without weakening the
system, all. the impurities and foul
humors of the secretions; at the same
time Correcting Acidity of the
Stomach, curing Biliousness, Dyss
pepsia, Headaclies, • Dizziness,
Heartburn Constipation, Dryness
of the Skill, Dropsy, Dimness of
Vision, Jaundice,- Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of
the Heart, Nervousness, and Gen-,
eral Debility; all these and many
other Bitchier Complaints yield to the
happy •iafinence of BITBDOCW
BLOOD 331PTERS.
ratan. ; eorttior.". 7orout5r
Dr. CHASE
Has a eerie -wide reputation as a physician
and an i is I\ILtnorake Dandelion Liyer
Cure is 0 triumph of medical skill, curing
all , discaseS of the :Elude y 31.1C1 Liver,
SYINCP'1.'OMS 037
Iiidney Complaint, ,31),i1Z°:,,Sii,j',g
p15118 in .Le bach ;a dull pain or weigh t In
the bladder or base of the abdomen ; scald-
ing nrine often obstructed; frequent desire
to urinate, espeeiiity at night, among aged
porsoes ; hot, eey seise pale oomplexiou rod
a lid -white deposits, drop distnes, sour
stomach , constipation, p i les, liver 51081
swellings, ,Ste. •
Krivi e oet s oF
Li , e n Id t. Pain wider tb o
vel Jot. I slimmer wades
iftundioe, eomnioxion.0. Nvoar5,•tired'
toolinp, no lifo or energy, lusiid ache, dyspep,•
iedigestion, spots, pimples &e.
14,0W CUBED :
nand also and Dandelion ar 61,16(.650'nli 1.01'
(0505, and wire, combined with kidney' rem,
ft,511) Dr. Ohae's Liver (iuto, s011 most
positively 0650 all lsidiioy4tyer ±rlitt)iO5, 11
00t0 )1.30 0, 616510, stimulatint: the clogged
/Pier, strengthening Otto
"ating the whole bode Sole by all .lorders sti
°he dollar_ with roce,iPt 0001s, 75111011 610110 is
the money.
iv,.1Dr, Chase's Inns 0.50 010 Only
"-1-1uuu,y i an ey vol. lints made ; they
Live act gently yet eireetnally. nay
. be taiw11 during any employ-,
• pala newts Titey cure kidney -liver
•troubles, headache, bilmMlnese
costivenese 41e. One Pills, close. Sold by all
dealers, Price 25 cents. -
To JO OMAN SOS & 00,,
:Bradford, Ont, 1,11anfs
—CURES --
Liver Complaint,
• Dyspepsia,
Biliousness,
Sick Hea.deephe,
Kidney Troubles,
Rheumatism
Skin Diseases
--and all -
Impurities of the
Blood from what-
ever ceuse arising
Female weakness
&General debility
Purely Vegetable, Highly Concentrated,
Pleasant and effectual to use.
• --ASK FOR—
Doctor Hodder's Cornpoua.
Take no other Sold. everywhere. Price
75 cents per bottle-
• DDREt'S
Cough Lung Curs
Sold Everywhere. Price, 25 cents and 50
cents per bottle. Proprietors and Maners,
the Union Medicine Company
Toronto Canada.
Paiiffl
k 1A,‘111.-14: ill 1
XI, PERIAL 1VXXLICa
WOQDHAM.
The undersigned woulcl reseeetiuny infur
he communit y that they hem leasedthe above
mills for a term of years ; and will be pleased
to have a call from all. The nailehas recently
been improved, by th o addition of now mach-
inery. It is the intention of tio subscribers to
add a set of rolls as soon as possible and all
combined, the
Woodham Grist Mill
Will be second to norm in the West.
—x—x--
Gristing and Chopping Done
Promptly.
Fresh oatmeal constantly.on hand for sale or
• oxchanged for Oats.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
ea5enA TRIAL SOLICITED.
J. & A. MoNEVIN,
S
ELL
Merchant Tailor,
Has.removecl to premises one door
north of Browning's drug store, w,hare
there will be found a
Teri Azzegted &Leek
OF SPRING
TWEEDS FOR SUITINGS &c.
Scotch, :English,
Irish, French and
Canadian Goods.
Made up on the
• SHORTEST NOTICE
CONSISTENTLY IOW •PRICER' 1
A CALL WILL CONVIN CE .
A. 1.
Grs'Ittate of CleVeland
Mitt lug Serhoo
LOOK OUT FOR
Spring
Goods
em in receipt of a choice and well.
selected stook of
Fresh - Groceries
I Would alsoinform my numerous
friends and cestorners that 1 will be on
the road. next Week with my peddling
waggon,
House oc Lot
FOR SALE OR TO RFNT, —Opposite
Town Hall.
T.:MAI:aNC
UMBT111)5 ICEW
The Proprietor of the
Dominion Laboratory/
Begs to announce to his numerous friends
and patrons that he 1138 jut put in full
—line of —
Staple cePaney Stationery, Accounts Books
and all kiwis of School Requisites, Leter
end Netts Paper, Fools Cap Paper,
Account Paper, Oolorea Tissues
Gilt Papers, Drawing Pap-
er, Pens and Pencils,
And also a full line of all the neweet and
most popular
WORKS — OF — FICTION3
AD of which will be :sold at the Lewes re -
numerative rates.
W. BROWNING, _Prop
QUFIEN CITY
WORKS
M IR,.# 11.4 S S T
At Toronto e Every Barrel Guaranteed. This Oil was used on till machinery durieg the
Exhibition.- It Las been aWardecl NINE GOLD MEDALS during the last three paella
1"See that you get Peerless. It -is ouly made by
Alta TiTEZ4 ar.±3. te?‘ CO,9 TOrf.01\TTO
FOR SALE BY JAS. PICKARD.
re You
Lookin
The cheapest spot in town for
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Paints, Oils and Glass, eke., see., if yoa are, c 5 call
BISSETT
at
We are now offering the balanoe of our stook of Axes,
• Cross -cut Saws, Lamps and Tubular Lanterns, at cost for
• 30 11.A.:YS 01\1-1Y" .T.
.We would call your attention to a few of our specialties :—
A. Handsome Brass Library Lamp, $2 50
A Large Glass Stand Lamp, new design •el. 00
A Good Tubular Laeteru: - • SO 50
A Good Axe and Handle $1 00
An A 1 Manure uork- §0 80
And everything at Rock Bottom Prices for Ca*.
A full stock of the following hies always on hand'.—Barb wire, Plain Galvanized, ,An.-
calent and eeled wire, and Buckthorn Fencing.
Having purchased. our supply of Binder Twine early we are now in a position to supply
at the lowest possible price.
A full stocit of tinware of all hinds always in stock. Eavetroughing and roofing a spec-
ialty. Agents for the B & R Metalic Shingle Roofing. Ask for paces. Agents for the
celebrated Raynamul Bowleg Macnine.
BISSETT' BROS., Exeter-.
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manufactured only by Thomas Holloway, 76, Nev.' Oxf•.r.1 Street,
late 533, Oxford. Street, London.
age Parchasers shed& lo* to the Label on the Boxes and Pats.
If the address is not 533, Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
SPRING 1888 SPRING
Carpets,.
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Now that liouse-Cleaning time is near, weinyite your in
spection to our BIG stook of Carpets, Curtains, mid thoso
Fancy Window Blinds, &c..
When buying 'Wall Paper don't forget that the Old.
earries thc Bggest Stock and 1ic2,test Am-
erican Patt,erns,
Lots of Fancy Ceiling Papers witl-
Corners to match,
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