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low days with her mother, Mrs. Andarso
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make it
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the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Berb Finlay lea
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ivenfag.-The Scotch. concert in Lucknow
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was highly respected by all and was much
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BmkT.-Rev, J. W, Holmes, of Gorrie,
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from Seaforth on Saburday.-A meeting of
the Lord's Day Alliance, addressed by Rev.
A. Moore, To�onto,
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purchased quantity of t
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Nofts.-The evangelistic fiervices, which
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have made every person look pleasant,- $4
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farm. -Our merchants have tbei� neiw mil. m
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room, and looks up to date. He has Sh
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Ne� York %% Manh sthi 60 arrived � at n hing doing in oxport eattle, and hardly l'
d I I I Corner Main . Th* Largest
1. sais.-Mr. D. S. Faust has a fine dispisy of b that thwasilings of one ol two boats _&_ IN and VY Qload% *Rig
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a Funo6l, BOdeim on the 16th Just, an An lik ly to he any this week. owing � to the � - )" U ki
- he e been postponed. This aceouate for I AT U"-Kl[ VN' _L & '0� "� 91 Mark*t Sreets Clothing
been sna hare bef4re','&nd,whioh areaure to th�re beibg practically I no export cattle 1� . S*Qferth,
."a ... , � 0 _ ring to -day, except a few picked cattle. I X ,a: Ontario. Concorn In t,
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-Fire broke VU.6 in MIS I
a DelmagMo r6om 0 good market, for choice butchers, eat. ;
in the Ward school at' st. Marys one day tl and several good small lots of light ex, �
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b started IrOm A box OfmStolles, which were Foi average good loads of butchers, eattle 1 MILLINERY .1 - -
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t they became ignibid. Fortu"tely the fire quotations, bvt the chApees are that If � I - .&W%k oft MW AWM OBIV01% 0
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was discovered in time. . ; there had been a heavier run prices would � On and after Friday, March 25bb, we will ba prepared va show ourNew Spring 1 a ll - . E RW
P -The death -took place, re " I 'inedfilittle. Rough cattle we're iMillineriin alithelatest Parlmand SawYorketyies inladieli'dress hats,ready-to.
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� h0me'In Stratford, of hlri4- Su an Sweeton, easier. , Sheep And Lambs-Wi6h the light wear and outing hats, feathers, flowers, wIng@, plumes, tibbons, velling@, and all the h (3 UL 1 __ I -
� trade was brisk and ri so firm latest novelties in trimminge. Now is the time to leave your order for your Easter hat � t5
anemia. Deoessed had been living with T"erything was sold and prospects are I , �
) at the age of 53 Years. Dsath'was due to p c .
ivhioh will be trimmed in the latest style'on-Aort nobice by experienced milliners, .
her sister. Mary,, in the city, for some good. 'Roge-The market Is easier tbiR The department is under the m&u9AOmOnt Of Miss Ho'd, an experienced milliner. ANW-NO90940 '
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ago. Before Moving to Stratford she lived I - � A@ has been our custom for the Ilaab few Beasons I , VP !
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bALE millinery opening this pritig. Our lady: friends are better satiafled to view our grand I � * d '"' 0
Years, her husband, Mr, John Sweeton week at $5 for selects, and $4.50 to $4.75 who comes very highly recommended, afid ably assisted by M'D i6s Moser, an experienced I
having Predeceas d her a number of yea;g' for lights and fate.
-The 15th annual Meetj ! n MGISTUR. ! a OfIth �_ 11
g of the sub- Millinery display at their leisure than at i crowded millinery opening, and we 'notice -- � -
scribero,of the Stratford 6�neral hospital a Friday.March 25th, at I O'cloo'k p.m., any of the old-establiehad reliable houses throughout the country are discontinuing
on Lob 23, Concession 3. McKillop, Farm a' ose . - _ EMW=W.W-%-"� I
wan held last week. The manage th penings. A cordial Invitation is'extended to all to come at any time and view . I
port increased contributions to th lements and Householdj Furni. i our grand display of Millinery. I
a hospital tur . Thomas W. Adams, proprietor ; I I i. I
and a widening of the work of the Insti- Th)mas Brown, auctioneer. i , � I
tution- I ; The ebb of Winter goods, foreed by the po w-- - I
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. on Lot 25. Concession 10, Hibbert, Farm � Japanqse Silks, I influence of redneed *
� MAR 9:21TS. - Sic ek and Implements. Richard Iffoggarth, I! I ' erfu prices, -continues.
Proprietor ;. James JoneF,, auctioneer. Our Ja ese Bilks have arrived, 'We ordered them six months ago direct from - .
81"Gava, Mar. 24, 19% j On Saturday, April 2ad, at I o'clock p �Yokohama blef:rZ the war brr,ke Dub and got them at old prices. They are now worth OYL the other, hand, -the ffood of Spring goods
F&II Whe%i(neW),S1&nd&rd_.____ N to 92 . M., at the Co a P? per cent. more, but while they last we will sell them &D old prices. We show a large I -
Oats Per bltffh'�' - - - - - - - - -- - 0 81 *0 0 31 mmercial Hotel,_Seaforth, a, I
P643 pair bushel - - - - - - - - 1. 0 60 to 0 60 choice dwellinglhouse and four Iota. Mrs. auge of Waah Silks in all colors, black and colored Satins, Tafettas in black and colors, into all departments grows in volume and
Bak�ey, per buiftl- _ _ _ _ . molines, Loulaines, Pean do Soie and corded wash silks for waists,
BuUer, No, 1. looae - _.. 0 40 to 0 40 RO'hart Coleman, proprietress-'; Thomas �a - I .
13uWr, tub--- - --.,.-. 0 15 to 015 Br6ivn, auctioneer. � - ! . strength every day. Yes, 'Os a great occa-
E;p per doz- - _i- - - On Wednesday, March 30bb, at Lo'clock, I C)-A.S:U _A�MWX) OMT -M :PIRIOM I .
. FLOur. per 100 1W - - - - - - O' - 0 14 60 0 14 1
.- 2 50 to 2 76 P, ,, on the Charles Wilson farm, !adjoin- .., - .
ff* per to" now- - - - - - "'- - 700 to 7 60 in4 ;e%forth, Farm Stock and Impl �menie. I - Skin—" turning of the tid ." I . _�
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wool__ -.11--" "Apo , - — -_
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ons)��, , " � lm_,#_" 5 00 fm 009 1 -, I
W)04 per cold fivhad)�� O' AW " " pol r 0 3 Do 000 Rmpk Plod IMPIOM911O.- J*Jno# Oropan, .
U � 0 " FrOrietor ; Thow#w Bro t - C lo - t h 1*.*t - 1 g- - DepartPrient,
ist "ir bag" " MW MOT r, sw off " " " on . wo, atowt Met, i
wor 6004�, �, *4 m.-isfie " OF " Op Thuroj4ay, April 70h. 40 1 � I - .
pw 700- U.- ''P, M10 I FoRwMAL-DER-HYDE .
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follow, O" lb on Lot 27, Opiesmon 2, W�y, I ; i soutb �
wlmwmaff"�. ft 40 - r W .P1 W ��V�I�W'V�l
FOA, M W tZ, 01 Of NOrth b0un&rf, High Gii& Is a i I I - � - V � willl� - - � �
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T"ONTO Wrah 0.19 I jo le it-, en'.. ""
afta-FAWipw � I TV ial
of didry raho &wtings jarg@, jW4 �th@rjo j# , Umbst - I . :
96 j,"Y tdft#1 tO- thd merket; ner46, other wlf�"-Ifi 60&04, on USIVA Ith, to Ut" '40d %04-0-%%00--�q-%O�%%A,--%Oq-q-m- qOlv � 0#4444*4_�_ ++++++++4-+444_+ I- I
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qU64C1698 Aft twohimged ', &roxtnerk PrIfiltilt N w-Ift 00d&I I j 60 Ulf* 16thi to Mr, Aud ' We buy the verY b69f quidifY that spot emh cv,ft. proattre, and. eell A af, I I Z.
96 to 99i -, sofld# 1# - ' t � it In theNe days whan any one candaim Anj4hing ' "
., to "Od ,- ofialco dair, 0 16 disughtev, In tba nuwspaparo, ' �
- f- j � ry I - - IMA "c"O I Wall -margin above exxt, Out of - tho hundred -q d ponda oold laof it Isf i
- wnd � OdOlObs 0 Usteh Ifthif M Xf, end I y6ar, 'We Abgalutaly hjp6ratiNd that you 0=6 to th6 Wre f,6 me how hoteg't oft plaims 1 -
0 I � -11 70 ; large dalry rolls, - rt, W)WI trwin, A 06n. tave not beard of a fAngle influre where I
16 to IOU - . a choice dairy tubi, 16 to VI A14-10 Goderfah, on Ranh 166bt to Ar, and it wag naed ��iag to direotions, are. At thestore we will show yoU hundreds of r.ew .0 i I
lie ; lu dai t* 14o ; poor dairy is, Barry Videsn, & dou too. . r I . Spring suit,%--taodels .
� 13 I MR. JOHN MURRAY, the veteran thresher, whom you all knowt says: developed by th-or finest deaignera in the C unay, Baits whose beauky will 1 �
10,to 12o. he - e stocks here are' PO In Wroxeiar, on Marelth 160, to Mr. and 0 Im-
� I 11 Where Fear's Formaldehyde has been uged, I flnd the grain free of smut, medlateely captivate You. At the store You'll sw how is . showing- ` �
largefor the local trade, especially -at s, , re. Donald Popq,' a wa, . . Upenor D-ur
time so near the arrival of now cheese on i . � . I . - �nd I can heartfly recommend it as the bost formaldehyde on the market," is, and how much better fitting our garments are than the ordinary onea you
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the market. Twine are quoted easy at lin - . mamages. I MR. R, B. NcLEAN, President -of the Farmers' InAitute, says : "I see. A' the store we'll prove to you that our prices are Aaolut,ely It ,he lowtat.
arge are unchanged at 10-,L I HUMPHRIES-Ab the residence of �he "
per pound. and L HALL -
,bride's parents, Walfou, an March Oth, by Rev, �ested Fear's Formaldehyde last year on my grain, and it gave every satildac- At the store w4l demonstrate to you that we know what we are talking about -
to 110. -Eggs—Tte- market is in a nerv- 1, M. Wcbo, lir. John W. Hall. of Gainabora, �ibn; the grain was free of,evaut, and an excellent yield," I when we claim that you can buy wi-th greaWst advantage -at our store. We
one state. Eggs are weak and � easy at out- Ashiniboia, to Him Edi th J,, eldest daughter of MR, FRED ECKART, of Brodhagei), says; " ATY oats sud wheat were use facts to gain your trade, not fandful ideas of over_zeg4ous adve-
� P Mr. W. H. Humvhric,t, I 0 - ,tising �
side points and the recei N here are heavy, Mc1#011DIE-STEPRENS-At Nisgsrs palls, on yery dirty with emut until I used Fear's Formaldehyde tbree ear's ago. writerg, �
but the comumption is very large' and, � IMarch 16th, by Rev. J. Walker Shelbon, Ir- . Y
priceb are 3hointained at 22c per dozen, Istowart PeYCIVAI momordle, of tho firm a Bince then I have used it every season, and my i i " n, and yields well New suits to haud this week, $8,60 will buy Z Bp6cial imported 1womteid
f Boirry I . grain is ciea
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� MONTREAL, March 2,9Eggs—New laid, land MeMorrdle, and son of Robert -MeMordle every year. I My it will pay every farmer to use Fear's Formaldehyde on suit, faney stripe, all sizes, 34 to 40 ; $9.75 w buy one of u ng pe .
22 to 24o. Butter—Winter creamery, 194 'Ef q,, Kippen, to Min Edith Wsbel, daughter oi. ill 0 T Spri- F. ciale,
J. H, SNObenso Haq., Niagan Falls, A Wh gats, wheat and barley." four patterns, new out, the latest weave of cloth ; $11.40 will buy a fancy
to 20c ; newmade, 20..�, to 21c ; full grass, TA L,OR- WDERSON-At the residence of the I ,
bride's I Words of. pikaige have been showered in ftom all sides, but the above wi I worsted, imported '
full makes, 15j to 211, according to qual- grents on Mareh IM, by Rev. R, W. I 11 goods, two patterns, in fancy stripes, perfect fitting goo&,
fifi ; westorn dairy, 15 to 16ja ;- rolls, 16 Rho% le,#. Mr. Pr;ak Taylor, to i1jus Hilda, eld- be enough to convi nsible farmer of the superiority of' Fear's For- -
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to 17c ; creamery, IS to 18je. Cheese- est daughter of Ur. Wilson Anderoon, all of I ince any se 00#*#4r*r#+*+ .
Ontario, R to loc. , Crediton. I 69ddehyde. Get a bottle early, and treat your grain before the rush of Spring, -
HOEWEN-ATTRIDGE-In Grey, on Alarob 16th, Owing begins. The price is the same as last year -35c a pound at I
. - by Rev. D, B. ldclgae, Mr, John A Ucgwen,� of I . .
� 'Potatoes. MOMO, 0 Miss Q%tharine A H. Attfidg2, Grey? I a U. , IR
are ar- March Ifth. by ftev D. B, McRae, U'r. WO, . -
ani quotations for Cook, of hforrig, to w ""HING t 0- A t _' R - * UP `__`
At "Duart" Farm j1'rey,on
ToRONTO, March 22 -Potatoes COOK-:LAMONT v
riving now fairly free, I M. EAR'S Drug Storse,Seaforth C .1-i 0 11 0
In Marion J., daughter. of I . � �
car lots here are easier at 85c par bag, Car Mr. and Urs. Angus Lsinout, of Grey. � � �
FOREST-Coofl]IANF�Af the residimce of the � , ,, --- I - ;
of store-atock is quoted unchanged at S1,408 bridc'j father, on Waroh 16th, by Rev, Id, 0. Me. I ' The world loves a lover, We love loVers of good dre8s, 'and tor their
to $I.Iry.- Lerman, of Kippen, Mr. J. Cooper Forest, of benefit we W'ish to Aunounce the arrival of our new Spring ,woollen$. Dolet
0 Hoosujaw, Assluibalis, to Miss Mary Oochrane,
daughter of Mr. Jamos Cochrane, of Bay. - till You see th 8U' .You admire ' one els&s back. In order to -
Poultry� wai'- e it on some
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LOGAN-LA IDLAW-At the residence of the bridele TIME -GREAT CASH STORE " I$.
ToRoNTO I It retain our "rep as the "home of individuality, we have confincdhour nov-
, March 22�-Good stock contill- Aldrris, on March Oth, by Rev. Dr. I I
use in demand. ;C01u,"Irl, InMr. Ww. A, Logan, of Morris, to Miss . I . 1
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Quotations are unchanged ' I elties tO One Suit Of each pattem Suits to order from'$12 UP- I'
at 15 to 16o per pound for choice chickens, Kfizabeth B., eldest daughter & thd,l&te Robert 1� i "_�� L i 11
Laidlaw. � - � .
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9 to -11o. -for vealded stock, 7 to So for old -_ I . IV - i
fowl, and 13' to 14c for turkey gobblers-, . Deaths. . I I . "_4""A"***"""*"*" 1
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- --i 4- L MoLHLToAN---:Tn Tuckentnith, on Match 29bb, And. . � .
. .� See*ds- . few NerAllso er. aled 77 yeam. ' I - � 9 I rM for
BLANSUARD-4W WIntfirop McKillop. on March 1 � We will hold our Spring Millinery Openings on' . Sprijag joat,
ToRosTo, March 22-Quotatione here are 210, Agnes O"h, wido; of the Isto Hiram i MEN 8 NAULO � my -JE -
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unchanged ab $6.25 't�D $5.75 131anshard, Aged 66 Years, 3 wontho And 8 days. I 4 .
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for red clover, MoMANN-In WOR1110P, on March 18th, Morge , March 29 and 30 - . �,
'I'd $6 to'66,35-for extra choice; $3 to ' MeMann, aged 70 years, 4 months and ,112 days. 'IV
$4.25 for ordinary alsike, and $5 to $5.25 GODKIN-In MoKillop, dn March 24th Eliza Ann � '
or choice lots ; $1.15 to $1,50 for me. lAorrison, wife of Alr;'Stephan God . Just a moment, please, to remind You that tile new shapes are here. Tf
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bins -threshed timothy, and $1.7p to 82 for year4 and 9 months. , � Lin, Aged 63 .1, .When will be. Aspl�yed for your inspection the m6st Up-to-date you want,to be in style, you will call for Me of :our hats right away, TherA
- HOLLAND -in Ooderiali township, on Varah 1�ih '11. millinery in the market. Miss Morrison, who is so well known a great diversity of new styles—the wide rolling b ` and �
ail -thrashed. I . . . JeVhs Holland, age4 69 years and 9 (nonths, # rim e medium turn,
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DAVE �In Stephen, on March 12th, Lewis Davey, I to the ladies of B1 th and surrounding country, is again in &Mrge all equally new and correct. .
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. - in his 64th year. " ,_ � - 'of the department. Y Ready to we ar Hats now in stock. Don't � -
. Grain, - etc. AIKENHEAD-In goderich, on Marok Ifth james I
Alkenhead,aged 89 yosma nionthe and k days. �, . e -IP -9- ---f -
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on Marob. 18ih, William ments, I.. � .
8a ; red, 98a ;- goow, 85 to 860 ; spring, Miller, aged 72 years, a native of Pans, Berwick. I - � .
4jo ; oats,38 to 38jo ;-barley, 48 to 48j ; Shire, Scotland, and formerly of Wroxeter. I
eas, 65c. - Hsy-No. I timothy, $11 to —..----- Any quantity of Butter and Eggs taken in exchange for goods. Al A M ' 1
12 50 - mixed or clover bay, 87 to $9 ; ,� , I � - . .1.
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beaf straw,' $10 ; loose straw, $7. Hoge lur � - 1UN11141 MUMX l�- iii��lil�''il�l�43Ei,i�li���l��l��ii�iii[ar�IE?-/TvI CARPET DEPIRTMEN *
-Dressed hogs,, light, 'per cwb., $6.76 .. -PICTURE FRMUNG. . I I ' 1: I OK-U.&R-wa . , � � �, I
eavy dressed hogs, $6.25 per awb. Mill- I - i - � .
ed -Is steady at 617.50 for cars of shorts, We have purchased the entire stock . of s 111TOMA If the largest line of Carpets in this vidnity mealas anythiug ; 4" a Wm-
nd $16.50 for brhn in bulk east or west Picture Frames carried b 6 M. McBEATH BLYTH, pleterange in styleand price, from the cheapest to the 'best, is of i�tereat to '
y Mr. Jae. Graves. , Y BLOOKP I
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iddle freights. Manitoba millfeed is � I - �
teady at $21 for oars of shorts, 9.nd $20 which, with our own complete stock, gives I you, and you want to be sure of getting the beat value for your mone.yj you
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or bran, sacks included, Toronto freights. us the best selection in this county, I Ema= I want to visit the second flat of our North store, devoted exclusively tP Carpets,
I I We would be pleased to see all M r. Ift,fill 1111 ,1111 117" Robefts' Drug. Store curtains and house furnishings, and see wbat we have to offer. I*
. .' I Giavebl old cuatomera come to us for their ; I i ' '2=30.13 . - 1 Oetpainly . ,
Horse Market. � picLure framingi We will guarantee batis- World's Fair, St. Louis, April 30 worth your while. - I - ;j
TOWNTO,- March 22 -The . following is faction. I . The Morse Electric Belt .t . .
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Valter Harl nd Smith's weekly report of - , - I Cures Rheumatism, Paralyeie, Liver and I . .
revelling prices : Is roadsters, 15 to I
f I Kidney Trouble. Lame Back, Constipation, i -
Sing JACKSON BROS., Seaforth. I
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6 hands. $125 to 6215 ; single cobs and � . I - Cost of Exposition -S50,000,000 Stomach and all nervous diseases. A $20 _r ga 11% 1&1%
arriage horeep, 15 to 16.1 hands, $150 to - - -_ Sfze of grounde, 1,240 acres, belt for 85 at 1), C; F C -%L r t I t
borse#. 15 i MPORMANT NOTICES. ! .
250 ; watched pairs, carriage Dress Goods Mell
16.1 hands, $350 to $60 ; delivery . . , Easter, HoUdays. J. 8, RODURTS, � .
orses, 1,100 to It209 paundr, $1.25 to 1PARM TO ]RENT. -To reni for a year or term of I - You may stand on t,he fee all day, and
175 ; general purpose . iind express norneo, 4- yean. Lot 270 Conoession. s, mokillop, con- Return tickets will be issued'at single yeb have warm feef4 if you -wear a pair of �
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uAning 100 40reg. - Good buildings. immediate I r4t.class f re, good going Thursday, March .
,200 to 1,350 pounds, $140 to $185 ; Po"emion. Apply., to W. Govenlock, SeafortIL
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raugbb horses, .1,350 to 1,750 pounds, 8140 subly Govrm,osx. " In, ay, April 4th, �Vailid raturning' Electric Insoles. - The New Fashions in Dress Goodsq�
o $M ; serviceabW second-hand workers, . 1 1898-1 '11-'.'r"b,,�f,-,'r'ecITaeoday, April 5th. I �
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UTTERMILK.-Sealed (tenders addressed to the One way special excursion tickets on sale Invaluable for frosted or sweaty feet, sure . � . j
40 to $110 ; serviceable second-hand ' undersigned, Winthrop P. O., for the butter- I I il ,, to points in Montana, Colorado, cure for chilblains. Price, 60c j% pa Foremost in thought during theee ear'y days are, the 'L.Nlovoft4i ' th t
rivero, W to $100, The top Price was Pilk from the Winthrop creamery for this oe"on I ir at es , -a
sport Co., for a will be received until Monday, April Ub, 1004, aDa � J"t'Z,
aid by the Dominion Tran any Information desired can be h" from A. CUT-- . a British Columbia, Washington, J. S. ROBERTS. come from Paris, the daring weavers that 1'iave stopped aside from the beaten
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air of bay geldings, 5 mud ; 6 yearn,' 3,200 HIL4 Winthrop. dabs, Oregon, California. track of the dead level of conservatism, and so we have gone 0 th�. French -
undo, $440. 1=12 Special sebtlers traint to Canadian North- �
. . . . ______ . - ' , rest with colonist sleeping car will leave Roberts' PjjjS men who originate and have gathered likArally of the inany rewarka�]'Q werlVeS I
LEARING AUOTIOX SALE OF FARM STOCK � lorouto every Tuosday during March and that this -season bias brought farth over there. i
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Live Stook Markets. : C AND 111PLEMENTS.-Mr. Th as Brown bas . m
On' rongn to . Lpril at 9 p. m, Passengers travelling When you wake up in the morning with
received Instructions from Mr. James C � The continued style is towards tba light weight clinging -fabrics. for, -
Livmu,00L, Uarch 22-Canadlan cattle sell by, public %notion, on Lot 127, Concession 2, Hilb. ivitbout live stock should take the Pacific a bad taste in your mouth, you know that ' '
bert, on Tuesday March 29th, at I o'clock P. I I Pxpress, leaving Toronto at 1.45 p. in, - Te�is has danged very materially -front the close
re quoted at 50d to 5 . following pro V m., the � u" liver is oat of order. Take a does of although the character of the d ' I
t. d PeRi 1z - Hortes--Twe beavy horses Robert's Vagetablo Stomach and Live'r of last to the full ski t f the period of 1830, Via savw� gheer, soft �
LoxDoi�, England, 2ar,ch 2i -Live eat. 8 vears old, an &red mare In foal, I fifly comin ', For tickets, Pullmam reebrvations and ail Pills. gowns 1 - -_
Igtwo h, improve materials are necessary Ir 11 'DT )st Perfect congtruevIon. Chi u ,
e steady at 11: to 119c per pound for yeam old, I roadster gelding coming two, I ho&vv thformation, apply to They will cleanse your sto.mac to titei-] We& i favor.
draught gelding coming two, 2 firat CIA" rojid : r n !
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eers, (dreamed Weight) ; refrigerato-r beef, i4 your appetite and make you feellik-e a new are voites, , eoliennes, g ,(I- � etamines, Voila illur" - o - and I trot
horles 8 years old. .le -Ten first-class inlich rena( 1V 13
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j to Silo per pound ; sbeep, 13 to 131c per' man. 25o at I
cows having I calves or about to alsive, 18 first-c-im ' WM. SOMERVILLE1 chines. .
und, gram oattlo, 4 heifers coming 6wo, 4 heifers corning I - : �
MONTREAL, March 15 -Trade was good 3 in calf, I Yorkshire breeding 9ow, 6 storo Fi��, Agent � - - Seaforth J - S. ROBERTS' Drug Store. . - . , � �� I I - __ __ . .
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-day, and prices were steady tofirm hene,turkeye, eave,ete. Im lements--one . I : I X, _ i I
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- ber wagon i paIr ba-belsighs I covered - Carbolated Glyce i e Je , '
he qiaality of the stock offering iv -1 pretty cutter, I bluder, I mower. I horse rake, I seed drill, ' ' I rill UYS . I I
Ir, and the demand J& generally sufficient harrows, plow@, scuffler, etook raok, pulper, grin ' UOTION SALE OF TOWN PROPERTY. -Kra, � � / - _.,� A. , . .
Q act double harness rakes, shovels, forks and ARO-bertColeman has instructed Mr, Thomss Plapared by J. S. Roberts, to abeo- -
absorb it at Bteady'prices. Moeb of the ffiton', 13yown se'l by public auction, Ist the Commercial U I .1 L 4,
tttle were of good quality, The demand a lot of small siticies, TLO whole will positively be ,,, alonb, on Oawrday, Aptil 2nd, at 1 o'clock lvttely the best preparation known Ladies" epu-rtm", I I
sold witbout reserve as tho proprietor is giving up e pro erty on 1
?T!? fdr chapped or rough hands, as nu- ! .
r them was active. Prices ranged as fol fafming and going 1W. the cattle business, Terms- . �'�', East William otreet, noir Collo ate I - 1;
we -aa--Choice butchers', $4. 60 to $5 25 : All sums of St end under, assh ; over thht amount not 11U. consistivg of 5 lots, on which Is ereld A i4ro,ua customers can testify. Try
� Vort Is dwelling house, containing 10 roomo. a bottle and if not satisfactory, call Tea dozen ladiej� black roman satin Underakirts, extra widil flounce"
ood, $4 -to $4 50 ;1 rhedium, $3,25 to $4 - P .8 wonihs' endif will be 'givep on, furnishing ap- side# Arles, doeew, comens cellar, h4rd And f . I
; proved 6adorBed notes. A dinoubt at the rate of and get your money back. Price trimmed with ruffleg and accordion pleating, apecial at 96 ach, i
mmon. $2,50 to $& Calve� 11 -The deman I ws 4, also a good otable at)d good fruit. It ' i
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d 5 per cent. per Annum will be allowed for cash bee id on emy torms. Key at Mrs, T. E, 25 cents. The original and genuine P .30 to
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as good, Poor st6ok sold at $1.50 to $5-; etor, rx3ye, 01�posfte. 18931 prepared only at i
a THOXAB BROWN, auctioneer. 1893.1 i i
cd at 87 to $13 each. 'Sheep and Lamb i I — $1,86t to clear at 81 each.
me spring lambs changed hands at $4 to __ I :
I lust to hand a sample lot of baviery In cashmere, cotton, lisle,lsilk, ete_
eacb, yearlings being 4 to 4�c. Hogs- I M Ja So ROBE RT'S 1. 1 1
he demand was good, and price' also children�s fancy lw,e and liale suhs at ,opecial pAces. I i �
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de'rs, $5 to $5.25 ; sh�Dlping $4.50 to .. ,.RMERS- 0 r 41_�l �++++++ Our'spring sale of Shirt Waists is now on. i
p . .. - . . I New embroijeries, new laces, including heavy 1i'_ L �
; butchers', $4 to 85 ; heiiers, $3,25 1 . . I . q,pn ' rehon insertions,
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$4,60 ; noms, $3.25 to $4.25 ; bulls, $3 to . WO are overstocked, &Dd for -the also the new �abinet and teneriffe designs to I and, j . .
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ringers steady ;,.., good to choice, $42 to over their dry febd. Giv,9 them gains the Sterfin 0 I — . i
; medium t - cod, $30 to $40 ; com- someth � � Stanj rd, Empire and the Davis. If you want anything in the line of �
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on, $20 to , Veals-65-50 to S7. them %gdod condition for the grame. I T ROOFING a :
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oge-Fairly active ; pigs, steady ; others ,,our own ,, cot be I __ META" . I . . C,
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to I Oo lower ;I heavy, $5.70 to $5.75, a , excelled. it improves th �, , : - � I METAL SIDING . � i I
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, $5.55 to M60 ; pigs, $5.30 to $5,40; blcM, We guarantee its effeetive. i - HAVETROUGRING I
ugho, $4'80 to'S5 ; stage, $4 to S4.50, . . ness-25c a package. I
eep and _- Lambs -Sheep steady ; lambs For li I I FURNACE WORK I I %Kcgjaamg����� I
ce on cattle and herses, we keep'fremb I I
to 200 lower; native lambe, $5 to Undertaking PLUMBING and �
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.15 ; western, $5,75 to $6.16, yearlings, A little later we will have a few words to Ti, � G or, 'Eggs
xkkoei ST pricats paid for Butt
EXERAL TINSMITHING I 111ghe A. vo 1
.25 to S5.60,; wethers, W to $5.30 ; ewes, say about Formaldehyde, the amub ,6s special attention. Night and Get a igure on the same from I �
, 60 to$4.75 -, sheep, mixed, $3. �5 to $5, preventative. We keep only one Sun4y 6affi answered et Mr. Knech- I
XoRo.N-To March 23 -There. wss a light grade, and that the but we . a n d 1vurool. : . .
, . I can pro- tel's tesidence on James street, in rear Fs DWARD LATIM& - :
n at the city eattle market to -day. and cure. Give us a call. L
minen on I the whole was slow and dull. of Ba�ton & Son's . blacksmith 8hop. I can ,save you money on a flat-olass article — . __ � _____ _ _ I ___ I
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.-Ice@, however, were just 'about steady, ;lr,lllll!ll,llllll�li��111i;l!��i:llI I . Y. WN, PICKARJ) & Ism
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