HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times, 1894-5-10, Page 5Afte -kt e Grip
To ticeJlctitor of Vie Exeter Times.
Da,.Lit STU,-As one intimvtely ac-
quatintod with our School System .and
particularly in sympathy with every..
thing that tends to broaden that systetn
and mice it less burdensome to the.
tnasaes, menet refrain front; express,
ing ray appreoiation of your remarks in
your brat tissue with reg.trd to the great,
difference or favor shown by the Ontario
Grovornnient'to the higher schools and
.colleges Ascompared, with the ' common.
or•primary schools. : It is matter for t`e-
gret that those in authority over our
institittiona or learning do nob exercise
their authority to the advantage of those
schools which are the real back bone of
our province and of ourcountry, the
Common Schools; but on the contrary
the Mowat Administration is proverbial
for its pampering care overthe high
schools and colleges, while those schools
where more than nine tenths of our
farmers and working men get their
education, afire allowed to hoe their own
rows so to speak, unaided except by a
small pittance -just enough to give the
Government opportunity to say that
these schools are under their patrona,le
and therefore under their authority.
The farmer and the working ratan has
1
to bear the' burden, while the rich
rat fed town or city official gets the
benefit.' it is high time for the fanners
And other over taxed citizens to awaken
to the fact that they are not only paying
for their own children's education but
.far the rich and more capable tax payer's
children as well. While oar 'country
schools. receive from government: aid
about $1.20 yearly towards paying : the
expenses -of each child that attends the
Common Schools, those who ahead the
high schools receive $8.00. .But -if this.
were the roily grievants() under the !pre-
sent system we might not find so -much
fault but there is the everlasting burden
of book -buying necessitated by the con•
tinual change of books. In fact it is
beoorning an alarming question in our
educational natters in this province and
high time to put on the curb -bit to
restrain the ]-Minister of Education in
his mad career of "eternal change."
Many of our •people do not know- why
these changes are se often made. It
must not be supposed that benefit to
our schools is the sole object the Govern
meat has iii view, but behind that is the
desire to furnish some good govertnnent
supporter., a fat job to get up a new text
book for our schools, not so much that
ad
Drew r
simplyt
' but
ntiled
J is118
the book
some hanger on for political services
rendered. Thtee every book authorized
and put into our schools becomes in the
hands of the maker, so many promises
to pay for value received on the political
stump. In this way the Innocent un-
thinking tax payee is filling the coffers
of those who come around from tithe to
time ea do the hand shaking, hay throw-
ing: and tcumpetblowing for the
Government. Then again the whole
system is burdened with officialism: For
instance the teachers cannot meet in
convention without having a "Director
of Teachers' institutes" to watchover
their deliberations. Another useless
overpnici official whose usefulness seems
to•be only to draw so much out of ttbe
taxpayer, and whose merit stores ,o be
that he had to be compensate i for po•
litical services rendered . The fact of
the matter is the system of running the
Educational affairs of this province with
a minister or political head is wrong and
the sooner we get back to the system
under the late De. Ryerson the bettor:
Under smolt a system merit alone would
be rewarded and necessity and progress
the only motivejor change. I have said
this much by way of an introduction,
and in letters to follow this I shall give
data to prove that the Common Schools
are sadly neglected for the sake of the
High Schools. In the meantime every
lover of fair piny . and reward of merit
should''etudy well the system bywhioh the
elowat Government has bled the tax
payer for the sake of keeping round them
the hat throwers and hustlers whose only
object is to share in. the plunder, for
from the highest official to the lowest,
'their common motto is "To the Victor
belongs the Spoils."
Years, &c.,
J teeTIee.
'No .Strength, No Ambition
`Hood's Sarsaparilla Gave Perfect
Health,
The following
letter is from
a
well-knownn
merebant tailor of St. George, N. I3.:
"0. I, Hood t,; Co., Lowell, Mass.:
"Gentlemen -1 am glad. to say that Hood's
Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills have done lie a
great deal of good. I had a'severe attack of
the grip in tate winter, and after getting over the
fever I did not seem to gather strength, and had.
no ambition. Hood's Sarsaparilla proved to be.
just what I' needed. The results were very
satisfactory, and I recommend this medicine to
all who are afflicted with rheumatism or other
Hood'sPCurcs
afflictions caused by poison and poor blood. I
always keep Ilood's Sarsaparilla in my -louse
and use it when I need a tonic. We also keep
J aW Des:ne terr, St. George,�Ne vBrrunsw Brunswick.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, and do
not purge, painor gripe. Sold by all druggists,
Serious damage has. been caused by
floods at the Cloquet lumberyards, near
Duluth. Maiiy million feet of lumber have
been lost.
Five Kingston druggists were fined $25
en Friday for selling liquor during prohib-
ited hours without demanding a doctor's;
certificate,
R. G. Dunn & Co. report '35 business
failures in Canada the past week, as com-
pared.week
` the corresponding
eyed with 27 nn
P
.ag. ear age. Y
The Roman Catholic bishops of Canada
have sent to the Governor-Generalin coun-
cil a further petition on the North-west
school question.
The eleotrie light service on the streets
.of Niitgara hasetreen stopped owing to the
scarcity of coal occasioned by the miners
strike in the States.
Sir. John Thompson will introduce a bill
is the Commons establishing the first Mon-
day in September as 'Labor Day, to be a
state tory holiday.
Fernaro an .Polti, the Italian ,Anarch-
..asts arrested'in London, were sentenced
to twenty and ten years imerisouinent re-
spectively on Friday.. -
A new Public School will be erected in
Coliingwood. This will make the fifth
school in the town, not including prhVate
schools or the Collegiate Institute.
Japanese laborers are Seeking to.Van-
•eouver, B.C., in such numbers that the
.Japanese consul has decided to advise his
Government to restrict emigration,
The controlling interest in The Chicago
a
nter Ocean was sold on Thursday by H.
et Hoblsaat to Wm. Penn Nixon, for the
;past eighteen years editor of the paper.
Vies Florence Carlyle of Woodstock had
;again reached the Paris Salon. This
;spring two portraits are honored with
'admission, both taking rank in the honor
list.
It is announced that the Right Hon.
Arthur Wellesley Peel, Speaker of the
British House of Commons, is to retire and
.aocept a peerage with the title of Viscount
Sandy.
Griffith, of London, Eng., who is mak-
ing a tour of the,vorld, in an endeavor to
beat Nelly Bly's record, passed through
-,'SVinnipeg on Friday night, one clay ahead
.of his scheduled time,
The Presbyterian. Synod. of British Co-
' lumina, in session at Calgary, on Saturday
.dismissed the appeal of Rev. Mr. McLeod
against the finding of the Presbytery of
Victoria in his case. .•
The United States House Committee on.
Railways and Canals has decided to report
:favorably the bill appropriating $10,009
-for a
preliminary survey
of theLake Erie
and Ohio River ship canal.
The Supreme Count of Illinois has de-
•clared the ticket scalpers' act constitu-
tional.. This act renders it unlawful for
;any person to sell tickets without author-
ty from the railway,eompany,
While driving a land roller tin Friday
.afternoon David .Armstrong, aged' 16, son
of Atin ,,:Armstrong, North; Easthope, was
thro,n off and instantly killed, his neck
being brolten by the fall.
r arm and
officials o
f the German The y
seb of experi-
ments,
n exhaustive
nay
after a
p
Y.
ments, have decided ageing the use of
peanut fiour as food for the troops. and
:sailors or as horse food.
'While John Manuel and his son henry
were returning from their lobster pots
.near Canso, N. S., their boat upset. The
.father manager- to held to the boat and:
drifted to the shore, bet the son • wee
drowned. .
W F. Guest of London Township was
'tried at London on Thursclay and found
;guilty of. bigamy. Evidence was given
b
both wives each of whom has children.
He was sentenced to two find a half
;year's in pertitenelary, • '
Grand Master Ramsay, of theTelegral>h-
ooers' Ilrc>therhood, on trial for tatupering
,with the wires of the coast Itepids, Bur-
lington and Northern railway during the
r00en1 strike on that road, • was acquitted'
by the jury on Thursday at Cedar Bal ids.
A number of :r;ots haye occurred in the
.•districts of the Ientited States where the
:great miners' strike is in progress. . t
.Scottdale, Pa., several strikers and one
woman were shot by deputies, blit none
-woe fnatally injured,
Lootists have appealed by the thousand
in the Chittepbtin Valley and Northern
NOW York. They emerge from lroleivary-
itig from one to three foot deep at sun
else and return at sunset. This diStriet
luta been covered With these itisoots every
•treventeonth yeat since 1869.
William C, erdou,' a convict front felting-+,
flitted suioidts at the Joliet, 111., peni-
tentiary
tr ,, . byplunging from the
'tentiary :art 1 rtday ]? g a.
ironic- the top tier of the eelld to
,gall+.ry
thA --rigging forty feet below'. Gatdon Ax.
.m b eon Ilieat the eth n aellabl ooute bntIle Bee ago lt lilts
THE XBTER
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comforb and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet-
ter than others end enjoy life more, with
loss expenditure, by snore promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to healoi.,-.of; the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs..
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptab_eand 'pleas -
•e hie
alit to trio taste, .the rofi s g truly
y
beneficial properties of a perfect lax-
ative
axative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing- constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because' it ants on the Kid
neys, Lit*'er and Bowels without weal.
ening them acid it is perf eetly tree from
every objectionable substance,
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug-
gists in 75c. bottles, but it is manu-
factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup
of Figs,
being well informed, y
accept any substitute if offered.
For Sale at C. Lutz's Drub' Store.
\'Ir. Wilkin?a n declares that the whistle
was not s.>utided.
Those unhappy persona who suffer from
nervousness and dyspepsia should use
Carter's Little Nerve Pills, which are made
expressly for sleepless, nervous, dyspeptic
sutferers. Price 25 cants.''
Bi1wAlc'a 'natrns
ri?uz Uirrraranto Buono or Dopt>'s II1n»n
PTr.r.9 rNAg'gs FAA.neasrr'r' summons
xo ,t'rrnturr To Vasa W9nT8ti.nas
RsnispTns ax Tan rUMAc,
WNTED
Yt
Toronto, May 7. -This appeora to be an
age of lakes and trends. It seems impost,
able for any sew idea or valuable invention
to be made known without a host.ot fntita<
top trying to foist their ''fit rthlese goods
on en unsuspecting pablio in the hope of
making en unmerited profit ant of their
wortbires ideas. The unegnslled sitcom
of Dodd'p Kidney Pills in curing all forms
of kidney disease, Les led to the introduce
lop of many cheap asd base imitations that
are worse than valueless. 'Dodd'() was the
first kidney "remedy ever offered in pill
form, For their own safety, purchasers
should buy none but Dodd's Kidney Pine.
Sold in large boles; pries, fifty cents per
box or sit boxes for $2,50. To be had of
all dealers
The Stilton poison else was continued
andel 'Wine at Tna'ito. Tee defenoe
will endeavor t prove the poisoning story
to frighten tion th
e
woman
Frac g
aoole t
was y
P
Evans into signing
Pin
g
bask to
her husbandi
propertythat had teen put in her name.
Skis Diseases are more or less directly
occasioned by hail blond. 13. B. B. cures
the folio ming Skin Disetyes; Shingles,
Erysipelas, Itching Rushes, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Eruptions, Pimples and •
Blotches, by removing all impurities from
the bloo 1 front a comm 11 Pimple to the
worst Ssrofulons Sore.
I had a severe oold, for which 1 took
Norw.vy Pine Syrup. I fudit an oxoelleut
remedy, giving prompt reliet and pleasant
to take.
Burdock, Blood Bitt; ire dyspepsia,
Burdock Blood Bitters `s•Conatipation.
Burdock Blood Bitters cine , aeness.
Burdoek Blood Bitters Dura headache.
Burdock Blood Bitters unlock all the
slogged secretions of the bowels, thus oar-
ing headaches and similar complaints..
•
now
TO GET A "SUNLIGHT
PICTURE.
Send 25'"Sunlight"Soapywrappers(wrap
per bearing the words "Why does a woman
look older sooner than a man") to Lever
Brae., Ltd., 43 Scott St., Toronto, and you
will receive by post a pretty piotare, free
from advertising and web worth framing.
This is an easy way to decorate your home,
The soap is the best ie the market. and
it will only oost le postage to send in the
wrappers, if you leave the ends open,
Write your address carefully.
(MohoAgents to sell our (Moho and hardynursery
et. OoIeither en eelars, ur Commission. We
alatagive our mon the Privilege of selling our
new and ohehee varieties of steel, potatoes.
Secure the agency :at once, wbioh wttl ;hand-
emcee repay Yon alt now is tits time.tc sett
such goods tor spring planting.
Address the F. N, NIAY 00Mt'ANY, Nursery-
men and Propagators of °holes Seed Potatoes,
J. Paynter, Huntsville, Ont.
Alto 11 tvo months ago I was nearly wild
with nead'islre>I: I started taking Burdock
Blood Bitters, took two bottles and my
has laches hive now altogether disappeere 1,
I think itis a grand medicine.
Era Finn, Hassey Station, Ont.
The widow of Joseph Hamelia, pilot,
who was killed by being run over by a
street tsar at lfontreal last September, has
obtained jnlfmsgt for tri 317.50 ee telt
the steset renew cimpan r on the ground
of gross ne,tligence bythe employes
in
oh trod of the car.
5 ra,-I Nati such a severe cough that
my throat felt as if scraped with a rasp.
On taking, N,irw.ly Pine Syrap I found the
first dose gave relief, and the second bottle
completely oared me,
Miss. A. A. Downey, Manobic, Ont.
Dyspepsia melee8 Dizziness, Kea,laohe,
Cousti,iation, Variable Appetite Rising
and Souring of Fool, Palpitation of the
Hart, Distress after Eating. Beranek
l3lood.Bitters are guaranteed to cure Dys-
pepsia, if faithfully used accoriing to
directions.
There are 1,000 men out of work in
' Winnipeg.
Heart Diseaeie rrlieved in 30 minatee.
All es e01 of n-; took or s imp Mettle bee rt
disease relieve- in 30 tuinutee au&creak ly
cured, by Dr Agrtew'a.Care fur the Heart.
One dale oonviocas, Sol i be C. Lura.
3. 13. Thameson, Esq.. of Thompson
13
Bros., Buitders 34olyat St,, Toronto, Oat.
writes' "I have had Dyspepsia for: 12 years,
very times: have tried anumber of
doctors and. patent medicines,iicinea, but twontd
get no permanent relief. I. purohased a
paokage of K. D. C.., and beforeI had
finished it, the symptorns were' all gorge,
and.I now enioy better health than I have
ead:for many years. I can recommend it
to any one,"
On. Monday the berms of Thor.: Jaffe -
son of Hibberf,were, burned to the ground.
Twenty six head of (tattle and a number of
sheep were burned. Mr. Jefferson had an
insurance of 82,000 but notwithstanding,
.
hisInas l be heay.
F
When • fattens and other eptieMias aro
around, safety lies in fortifying the system
with Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Aperson hay.
ing thin and impure bloo 1, is inthemost
favorable condition to "watch" whatever
disease may be floatiug in the air. 13e
wise in time.
Henry McCready, about 61 years of age,
while driving to hie home' near Waterdown
on aaturdaynight during the storm not off
the road and was thrown from his wagon.
lie died a few hours atter the aocident,
Dammed leaves n' willow and eleven abilci
ten.
Eeoxoerx axe Seenrrern
Valuable vegetable remedies aro use' 1.1
the preparation of f13od's,Saeaaptrilla iu
such a peculiar manner as to retitle the
full medicinal of every ingredient, Thus
1;iood's Sarsaparilla , ootnbines soonomy
and strength and is the only remedy of
which 4100 Doges Otic Dollar" is trite.
Ile burs to get hood's.
h'ood's Pills do not purge, pain or gripe,
but ant prautptly, easily and effieleutly.
Firmer Wilkinson, of tete teen line be-
tween D.oroheeterattd tendon, had a Oboe
sail- far his life on Stturday morning. tie
was drawing milk to' the Vendome cheese
buttery, end did not heat a train; whistle 'as
he approached the G. T. R. eressiug, . fie
noticed the engine in :time to draw "up
eletigeide;of the Sheik rte it swept by. This
horse reared and plungers, and,,; ta'iliflg'
against the last ear, received seldom injury'
and knotted the delver trona lds sett,
Ma 'W lklneon Was not 't etiouelyr, fnje.red,
but' it, reeeiroel'tweety ttttebee at the
Waldo of
de th, J. lif. Tennent, V. 8., to tlt'avr
el egreee keenly Mel not being in robtittt tee stalk at 1Le )1owle. shoulder togetlialt.
zricalth was ' uirethli to tlo wool work,
0. 0. RlcnaRDO & Co.
My son George has suffered with neural,
giaround the heart since 1852, but by the
applioationef MINARD'S LINIMENT in
1889 it.00mpletely disappeared and has no t
troubled him sine.
Jas. McKee.
Linwood, Ont.
Iioobester, N. Y
tPI1TU!IRL
Largest
Finest Designs.
Lowest Prices
Immense show rooms loaded with
goods ; every quality, style and price,
but all thebest for the lease money.
Our
Spring Store
now complete, is the pick of the mar- '1
lot in everything --is elegant aiadvarlet
beyond destoription. l
ParlorI-
ur
nit
ur'e
Will be the fate this week. The unus-
ual size and variety of the line does
e not admit giving pieces in detail.
Entogackiagliotuo
ALL, MEIN.
hem-
.t
Young old or middle axed, who dnd
selves, nervous, walk and exhausted, who are
broken down from excess or overwork, result-
ing in mann of the following symptoms t
1Vfental depression, premature old age, loss of
vitality, loss of no.emirv. hal drowns, dimness
of sight, palpitationof the heart, emission,
look efenerhy,pai
in n the lsidnoya headpohos,
pimples on the face ,and body, itobing or
peculiar sensation abiut the scrotum. wasting
of the organs, dizziness,speobs before the eyed'
twitehtng of the musoles, eyelids and else-
where.beshftitness,deposits in the urine, loss
of Will Power, . tenderness of the scalp and
spine,' weak and flabby tangelos. desire to
sloop, failure to be rested by sloop, constipation
v voice, desire for
loss ofv i ,
dullness of
hearing. 0
R
solitude. excitability of learner, sunken Duos,
1 slit
y
1 t
surrounded with leaden circles. Wily looking
skin et3., aro alt symptoms of nervous debit-
ity t'ltat load to .insanity unless cured. The
spring or vital amuse having Lost its tension.
every Wootton wanes in eonsequenee. Those
Who through abuse committed :00 .ignorance,
may be permenetttIy cured. Send your ad-
dress for book on diseases peculiar to men,
Maodonnell Aivo. , Toronto Ont..danadaOS. 'x4
FOR OVER rxFTY1 YE ABS.
AN Oran 15) Were.. -oma 1lsintlY.-- Mrs.
winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used fifty
years by millions of mothers for their children
while toothing with perfect siieeess. ft soothes
iho ohlldmoftens tune gums,all es the pain,
euros the sotto, ani to the beat roruedy for
Diarrhoea. 10 pleasant to the taste. Sold bit
drnagistg in every part of the world. 25 vents
a bottle. Its value to inoaloulable iso sure.
and ask for firs. Winstow's Soothing Syrup
and take no other kind.
Renter IN Sur Heels.'•--'Distrusaingt Kid-
ney and bladder diaoases relieved in sle
hours by the "Great Santh Amerloan Kid-
ney Cure," lbw new' remedy et a ores t
surprise and delight to phyeioians on ac.
aotlot of its eao,eeding prontptness to re-
lievitig pain in the bladder, kidnays,bao.k
and every part of the urinary paseageo i n
male and female. It reticvoa 'aetontiot or
water and pain 111 pa,tsiuoit almost lammed -
ately. If you want quick relief a a (lure
this is your remedy, Sod by C
itruttltterbe1t titaniti1 lila a Dat. •South
Amerlean Ithsutttatio Our*. foe Rlaeutnatittin
and lY , y
oars- g la rtd'roall Aures in 1 to d
dare. Its action upon the systesft is renterita
able ked myeterioas, It tangos! at once
the Ammo end the clientele imtaodrately
peauto, flold by C. Luta,ADruggist. a
75flta
Slg
Ask for our "PLUME" brand
Meats. They are the best.
SNELL BROS.
Coniqd agoas
Odd Pieces
Will be especially attractive in price,
and all who wish for much, in return
for small outlay,will not be disappointed.
We have received a choice jot of
Children's Carriages and Wagons, which
will be sold
S. GIDLEY SONY
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK.
EJLP.
Come and see them and be convinced.
Our Stock of BOOTS & SEIOES is
now complete in. every line. Prices to
suit everybody. We don't advertise a
20 per cent discount and claim a 20
per cent profit for our trouble, nor do
we drag people off the street to induce
them to buy. Come in yourselves and
get prices, and you loo at once we have
no 40 per cent profit,
Good Cow-hide,Hand-intde Boots 42.
ct Kip 3.95
"
Plow
'Men's Half Soling
'Women's "
After All
Stylish Clothes
Go a long way towards tuakio ry
gentleman,
Times vire hard, and you want til:
best you can get for your totality.
Have you ever tried
Grieve,
He is prepared to supply you tvilli;
a nobby spring suit of clothes of
superior quality and intake at Bard
tirne prices. Drop in and take ..
Iook through his stozk it will sur-
prise you.
Main: -S t.,.
.r::nee, bee'
YARDIO
EXEIER
The undersigned wishes to inform the public in'general , that he e aeps C
Soit -
stantly"itbock all kinds, of
BUILDING MATERIAL, (BRESSEDIAND:UND33.ESSEle
PINE and HEMLOCg:LLTMBER ,
B. C. RED ONTARIO AND HIGH LAND
And PINE SHINGLES.
Special notice is drawn to B. 0. Red Cedar Shingles which is adkeowled, to lie the
'ktostDurable Timber of any that grows. Specialty for Shingles. Snit:: be,
competentJudgesto last from thirty six to forty years in any climate.
JAS. WIL,TtIS
Want a�1�yicycle?
THE ®,A's v J
a I
PNEUMATIC
Bala 2.25
Bots 00
35
30
No charge for rips; also see our Hal-
ness. Can't be beaten for style and
quality, and everything in the Harness
line.
J. TREBLE.
J.D.ATKN$O\
tY
wllCxiitur@ Dealer.
044/
rLE,z. Sr TIRE ,20.„--,‘.9wth
IL,
THE BOBIER PRODUCT CO. have decided to Retail Oil et
Wholesale Prices
Best Canadian Oil, 12o.
-
Best Canadian WaterWaterWhite I7c.
Best American Water White - 20o.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
Is the only Tire that give s.., sfacttoa Ias:year
MANUFACTURED 6Y
(1001E1 Bicycle %3cLTL.
113 YONGE ST,'EET, Brantford, Ont.
• TosofTa
PERKINS & MARTIN
Fanson'a Block..
A Turning Over
Etas been going on in our upholstered
stock. There is nothing in it bob the
latest and best manufactured. Yet we
fool we have too much of this'one line -
and now you get the benefit.
PARLOR, SUITES,
BEDROOM SUITES,
DINING -ROOM SUITES,
Chairs, Lounges, Springs,or anything
in the Furniture Line.
THE BOBIER PRODUCE 01,
orrect �L .,� ap
est Materia
Combined with the best filming in
the world, makes the et Featherborle
Corset" unequalled.
y '+�57 21, .245,.xlEito
CENTRAL SHAVING A MAS
A. HASTINGS,
steometimmoe.e.
Agent for the Brantford Steam
Laundry.
FANSON'S BLOCK..
A Full Stock
ESL SIIPPLIN
-AT
rownthQ' s
-DBA.LEIt IN-
P Books, Stationery,
rlihlonglo 4tylos Fa
nc Goods,
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Best Ordored glot1ia�bp. ryro Iuoad in Exeter
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Gsntisntes t 1 ieb'7e oa
your orders . rly,rot
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with the bean staff a! xailore the beg.
stook od Pio Trinflslage, triad the beat
Cutting ta'toeh ,$tt Ate ottro s* itatisfaot
and
Bibles, Hymn Books in every var-
ani always
Be Dressed Well
If he goes to the proper Tailor -
We have a large nettle .,t Pat-
terns
Itterns to choose from - Natty
Tweeds, Serges anti W tstnds,
niatle up in any style, ., i,.T 21 tri lg
the customers so well that hid -
mate friends do eel ereple to
ask who made your t ile.. flue
customers never hesitate, ate bfa
answer with a blowing :oldie,
To is IT si
IN
OVERCOATS
IWE LEAD.
J. Murray & Oo
The Tailor.
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Manufacturer lit`
iety, Scribblers, Pads, Note Paper, PLOWS, LAND 110141 a 1';11 .
Ink, Pens, Pencils, Look Boxes,. TWIN PLOWS.
Wholesale Manufacturers kit Now
Castings. Also General
traded for in Iron and Ilri',sN
Also 1lxanttfeeturers of Bridge Solt, oidt1,:
Washers, etc.
Iron piping and fillinge kepi ix'tt::tent
ly on hand, ILeprtirs pro tele ly estiout-
ed,
Etc., etc.
J, W. row n i n 's
BOOKSTORE.
See that horse ?
Ile Masa
smooth and
glossy coat
and fools in
good •oiiouitli
condition to
win the
ah.d. so weuid
at ' horse 11
itt owner used
D•I(aC'S )3LOOD
it renews the (wets m, et ridbod the bleed land
givos nature a fair a saes, is 8150 at uhfaiiins
eradicator for bola andwornt5. 3t ii Just as
good fpr battle as for torose. Tri' s see pack -
ego if your horses or Settle and not thriving-,
more smolt. curb rlegeone or splint, use
Deck's Blister 66e.--Alok'sLiniment for
snrairts, kleallitati, bruise,, etc. 25e.-,Dlok'5
O toren 10*eoratdbeft old ;to easaddle gene
eta. 25e. mailed
on rootlet er erica.
MOS Ik+ a. P. Cr.71'ex 4112 Moaaranat,,
Change
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Butoher Shop
Having purchased the .Z alt ohevin a bus
iness of Messrs. Wood Bros:, Will take
possession on April lst, rind 1 would res
peetfally 'solicit the petronogt of: all t1m
old customers of the shop and a$1 many
now eines as can 'favor rile trite e a call.
s a, hand
a it
Meats of all kinds ittwv ►
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title1 perfect seeds factioe gimes 111,eeii'
lours faithfully,