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Butelt r Shop
SDirtrt3: BLOCK,
PODI TH� POST OFFIOR.OL'iflTQR
underalgued .having opened out in tiro
look, desires to state -101st he w01 keep* he very eholoeygt neate. Having DO ex-,„
Obtaida of himself, bottle) a. position to eel'
tsar! eleseet prices.
$l�a wilt,&t AU tiweebe prepared to pa,Y:lhe
'highest marketprlueter Oxport,( .ttie. "
'II>;'QBI ROC#ti sprays Wanted ifor export, give
> 9a11 -
I OB'R FITZUMO TS:
ROI ST, BUTCHER OOP
We iteeiremest;ooraially to thank a..,thoee who
bare favored :na With thoirlpatronage eine we
freelanced in business, and to assure them and
eiplablio generally that we are .in better shape
an ever to eateer to their wants, having added
p.0
improvedrefrigerator and other convoni9noe5
rqur Ahop.
1011E,.A.TLEY I FINCH
Muton'' NEAT Market
BUSINESS CHANGE.
rhe undersigned degree to Ultimate that he
yw/'bgUght out the interest of lir Conch, in the
hatehgring business lately parried on under the
tient the old (lc aqd nd trinesbywill by giving the
gptAndmostcareful attention to the bus--
straigghtlorwarid end dourteona treatndent
all F'eedhandling only obolee meat, to merit
vepeiveA'fairt'share of.publio;patronage; Mi
orders Carefully and promptly filled;
JAMES ES A.. FORD..
entral . Butcher Shop
Snbseriberdesir0etothank the public general -
the patronage bestowed upon him; and
at the dame time to say that he is now in a bet
wants
of all.
to
u the
ever supply hon
lives
ter
est
As he t tbogbusiness,castensersooan rely on their
order* being promptly•aud satisfactorily filled.
Hin matte Is' 'good meat at reasonable prices,"
hoice Sausage, Poultry,
in season.
Cash paid for Hides, Skins, moo.
JOHN CRUTOON,
our and Feed Stores
Flour, Feed & Seed Store
'the undersigned having formed a partnership,
ire to intimate that they will keep on hand
heyery boat
FLOUR and F EED
Of all kinds, also the choicest variety of
lobar,
Timothy & Small Seeds
,.,. eb will be sold at close margins for cash.
I ALT, also kept on hand. They will also keep a
oboe variety of all kinds of TEAS which con -
Burners wiJ).AeiU'to be excellent value.
HILL & PROUT,
HURON ST., CLINTON.
GOOK'S
FIouriFeed Store
BRAN & SHORTS
In large or small quantities.
OILS' CAKE and MEAL
•( OF ALL SINES.
10 undo Choice Oatmeal for 1
bushel of Oats.
. COOK, CLINTON.
BA.NIiS
he MolsonsBank.
lnoorporated by Act of Parliament, 1855
y rte .PLTAL, ^ - $2,000,000.
'REST FUND, - $1,000,000
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
J. H. R. MOLSON.........President.
F. W, THOMAS,.•..Seneral Manager.
Notes cUAoou Collections made, Drafts is -
s3 'ling nd Ame+'ioan exchange bought
e d at Io at Current rates. Interest al -
9)7e0 on deposits.
Ra' ARM1EDRS.
Moneyadvane°d t0.;411 lilee on their ownnrnote
Wen 0210 or moreil. NO
qucid as security mo a re.
H. C. BREWER, (Manager.
•
�r
GEO. D. MCTAGGART,
BANKER,
BERT ST, - CLINTON.
A genorai Banking. Business
tl ansacted
NOTES DISCOUNTED
Drafts issued. Interest allowed on
deposits.
FAItRAN & TISU4LL
BANKERS,
cLIN TORT. ONT
A dvanoes made to farmers on their own
nates at low rates of interest.
general **inking. Business transacted
° IrtivI2 st allowed on deposits.
£lo Notes bought
J. g. TISDALL, Manage
EmigYff RVal WEANS Are a new db.
,,,�...,. lith, ar to "dried
IMI!l.I.lons or
Women Rs. kit
#Yologarorff~
1.011
folr alt'
orirand ' ..
iIoos4hous
It• oon11'R'.oll'
.^ Af d tinier'or
e• '•. • • i*
•
,L1t1/41,49 „oqu1.
for purity* nor
fig! 4914,0110100 ant!
**4441:0111/4„ nor
previewing the
.hand #Moi IIn-
�urYrl "itlioll,Afor
ail -round,
general use.
REFUSE CHEAP IMITATIONS
1..COTTOLENEI
4111P-
4111▪ P--
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4111•-
d1111-Itta the new shortenIng--4111
IP- -411111
▪ taking the place of lard
111104- or cooking butter, or-
both. Costs less, goes
--farther, , and is easily-+
dip• _digested by anyone.
so--* ---4P
AT ALL GROCERS,OP— -
41110— *-go,
IP— Made only by —4.
o.. N. K. FAIRBANK & CO,, .""'.r
11110-- Wellington end Ann Ste., '-'4110
�—. MONTREAL.
n-'iiiiiiiiiiii
oNGVP5#'S
RFU4RTiFrC
Not only a relief blit d Duro for all kinds of
HEAD PAINS, SICK STOMACH
AND BILIOUSNESS
Harmless. Contain no hurtful drugs. A
wonderful Compound. Nice to take.
Sure death to pain.
Be sure you get STARK S.
PREPARED BY R. STARK, M.O.D. P., OHEMI$T •
FROM GLASGOW UNIVER+ITV,•SOOTLANO,
FOR THE R. STARK MEDICINE CO.
25 GENTS a
Entirely lnew Compound Druggha
When we assert that
Dodd's
Kidney Pills
Cure Backache, 'Dropsy,
Lumbago, Bright's Dis-
ease, Rheyrnatis>rn and all
other forms of Kidney
Troubles, we are backed
by the testimony of all
Who have used ,..then ,
,14,40 Milts T. ft AY culii
sit eel til: at' 1I Od e
`y9 the Editor of the Clinton New ,Era, Yp '
DEAR r$1R{-„-• Because 1God• .'1 Oed 1 � IS
temptation 111.A.dani s path* alae aI w
ed itto retnaiii 'ther'e, does net justify
•
titan in refusing to remove the terrible t inerlcals Cl rftee 'lliigi'
two -ed ed sword that is. cutting . its
way with such relentless force into the, -'�-
Iplle of the la a;: We do of know`w °y Tho �'OtR1' Womanwt 10 is ,: the
Clod did not xemove the tbrbiddeia *' 1111b Rook LI h I' �
fruit, dor why he brought�it; into exist- ; �• Q
encs, buts this rnueliwe do know, tk►at.. ,-.. "The
' ��
mHe provided, a Way wherela Adam, IleV tiont, The al osctla Exh><h�
pr yl y , Walnut Bedroom Suits ;for $2` iodic 'price $40
ight be saved, after he had ,falleO.. net], at The. Wprid K .Fair, ,
Hut how dtfferen t it is with Mae. ManSIDEBOARDS�i 3
has placed before ftim?�elf a teu#ptation,orth: eplfp $1���e
a
14seoun
to held to *Well paeans rnlsery and THE HEROINE WHO HAS 1iA.VEIa ♦
y
destruction, and he has failed to pro- ` i$ LINES TELLS HOW HER: l dxo0 l 'Sli1tS "� $� 1 � ` J a>Ilt ( +'
be saved after•he has ' fallen below the' OWN LIFE WAS BAYED,
vide way whereby he himself might
beast... flresll importation of C • urtain
lain Poles 1n Enamel., ,Solid C1aak,
Does drink degrade a man? Whicje
with the
pitiful leavings of the bar -room. I , Newton, R. I., NOV. 24th. --America e
CONGRESS
� . � g,
wa Wept o
do o streets of this GIVES HER A' GOLD MEDAL. p- ,�. M - p'78118('1$1 long lengths
walking wn (ME of thet
spiral . aes1 a l� ah0 0l and EbonyPoi
rr
Walking one morntn not longago, a man Beauti ul fixings in, Brass and Oxldlzcd,, Gold' `Poles , coiore.
gits e t out a saloon
afterward learned that he had at one Grace Darling, the heroine of 1$ life-hav- 1
time been a missionary. He scrambled ing exploits, the woman' for whom the To
to his feet, and there he stood jabber. American congress had oast a gold medal
ing inallthe,idiocyofintoxication,with 9f the first class, the first of the kind ever "40c.
the,horrible stench of a night's' de- given to a woman, keeps the Lime rook
bauoh clinging to his garments. Was lighthouse.
it really a man.I beheld! Yes, a man, It was when the Russian warships were
made in the image of God. What had lying at peaceful .anchor in Newport's
wiped out..God'b image, and stamped beautiful harbor, jhet a; small company
there the counterfeit die of the' devil? ' from tete hotel Agaidneok went out in a
Was it ".natural depravity," or was it sail boat to pays visit to this brave woman,
itis own "miserable, coward) self." whose life-bggt,, -the . "Re$Otie," has been
No sir"; I tell you it was drink hat did one of the much talked -of exhibits at the
it, and it will do it quicker and more world's' fair. The story told by Mies
effectually than any other power on Lewis of how her own life was saved,
earth. Man bynature walks -amply repaid the visitorefor their journey,
erect and lifts his eyes to the Lime rook lighthouse, the home of this
stars; power and dominion giv-
Wworld-famous heroine, ie within the her-
on him; he is nature's king. hat bor and is a abut sail from the New York
has broken his sceptre, and torn the yacht club's house. it high tide an ordin.
imperial crown from off his brow, and ary oat -rigged sail boat cannot land at
debased him below the beast? Was it Lime rook, and a row boat must be used,
natural depravity? God has given to from which a landing is effeoted by climbing
man reason, and set before him a des- up the face of a perpendicular rook upon a
tiny, high and glorious, reaching into ladder lashed with fetters of iron to the
eternity. What has dethroned his atone:
reason and hidden her bright beams At low tide the row boat is guided Cow-
in mystic clouds that roll around the and a pebbly beach through the sword graeo
shattered.templeof the humansoulcur- that outs against its sides like slashing
tamed in midnight. Was it his mus- martial blades.
erable cowardly self?" God gave man The lighthonse-the saving station of
a healthy body, now it is smitten with wrecked mariners -is the blessed symbol of
disease from head to heel. His body peace on earth and sea, saying good will to
a w
is fearfully and wonderfully made, but men. The fair woman n to visit-
nowhom the
it is a mass of corruption, more ore listened told a true narrative for every
hideous than the sores of Lazarus or other brave and good woman in the count -
the leprosy of Naaman. What bas ry-a narrative for every woman in the
done it? Was it his miserable, cow- .country to heed and profit by.
ardly self. What seared his heart, Ida Lewis looks to be in her thirties as to
and damed up the fountain of pure age, with a highly nervous temperament,
and holy affection? It could not be slight figure, bright eyes, with a dash of
natural depravity. What hangs you Dolor in her face.
trembling wretch upon the gallows? "It is 35 years since we Dame to Ltme
Is it bis miserable, cowardly self? No rook, six in family, and now there are but
sir, it is drink. , two of us left, my brother Rudolph, who
Thank God the light at last dawns helped yon up the rocks, and myself," said
upon us in our darkness, day -light she. "My father was a cripple for 17 years,
stands tip -toe on the mountain top in which time he never cut a mouthful of
and sends forth the sharp outline of food for himself; my mother died 10 years
shadows upon our path, that tells . us ago of a cancer, and my sister six years
day is breaking; a day of triumph, ago with consumption.
a day in which the oppressed shall go "I have never been well in my life until
free, a day in which` there shall be a now. My trouble tvae in my chest and
jubilee, when every drunkard shall lungs, and I have always had a cough from
burst his fetters, and the tear be wiped a child. What has done me more ,good
from the eye of the weeping wife than anything else in the world is Paine's
and gently the little child shall be lift- celery compound.
ed up to stand whereGod meant him to "I have always been miserable in eam-
stand. The'day is to cone, but now mer, and I believe I should have died this
w e are in the midst of conflict, yet in season if II had not taken Paine's celery
our e no blood is shed; we mean compound. I began with it last February,
ro haarmrm ttoo any one. The weapons of and thiasummer I have been splendid," and
our warfare are not carnal, but her eyes flashed as she warmed to her sub -
mighty through God, to.the pulling ject. "And I am delighted to tell it," she
down of the strong fortress of drunk- continued, "for it is the truth. I have had
en tress. We are engaged in a bloodless, so many doctors and so many doctors' pres-
acefulconflict, and Ihope itshall con- criptions that I had lost faith in them, and
time to be so to the end. I have tried so many patent medicines that
With best wishes for the temper- I dreaded the summer. But I read about
complete for 25 cents,
handlot
a more of Bamboo Tables, 25c, 30c.
Picture Moulding - in Gilt :' Bronze, i3 Ze, S>aver,.
White and - Gold Framed to order.
A Child's Chair, either rocker or roll on castors.
Table,
ance cause in the land of my boyhood Pa'ne's celery compound and went to see
the gentlemen who testified, and they were
loud in its praise. My brother Rudolph
days, I remain, yours trail ;•
said that I had better not try it, as I would
MAILING TEA IN JAPAN. be disappointed again, and then I would
feel worse than ever, but I went ahead; it
--
A Japanese host or hostess never in- seemed as if the Lord directed me, and I
trusts the makingof tea to the servants received benefit from the very first bottle.
on company occasions. Either he or Q. Yon should have seen me last sum -
she prepares the decoction in the pre- mer, I was short of breath, easily tired out,
serce of the guests. This ceremonial and had a cough and sweats, and my
heart
teamaking is an artistic process and is doctor told me I had trouble. I was
considered an "accomplishment" by and friendso s ssaid I looked and I was elike galittlelaok' gh stmy
the natives. Now I am excellent, and feel proud to tell
The teapot iso little jewel-like thing it and give the credit to Paine's celery corn -
inside
can be set --handle, spout and a11- pound. I htive faith in it because there is
inside ono of the common -sized coffee- nothing like it. I know so many people that
cups that a foreigner draws once or have been helped. I am eo much improv -
fineat a breakfast. The cups are of ed that my Mende do not @know me this
fine cloisonne, with plain enameled summer. I have taken eight bottles erose
linings,of each no larger round than the February, and the longer I take it the bet.
circle There a tulip's petal can inclose. ter I get. I have to live economically, and
dis in the serviceba small pear -t I no all my own housework, washing and
shaped pitcher, a beautifully wrought ironing, and even the painting of the wood-
waterbronze teapot inwhich atcqe er boxling work outside. I enjoy doing it now, but I
is brought, and the lacquer box the believe I should be dead if I had not taken
containing the caddy of the choicest t Paine's celery ocmponnd."
leaves from the tea gardens of ji Besides the gold medal presented to her
district -a tea so rare and expensive bythe United States of Amerioa, a silver
that none of it is exported or known mdal was presented by the humane society
abroad, and only the wealthiest Jap- of Massachusetts: "To Ida Lewis, the
anese can afford to buy the precious heroine of Limp rock, for the many heroic
slaves. and successful efforts in saving human
The host takes an ivory scoop carved lives." Another also of silver, was pre -
in the shape of a large tea leaf, fills the
little teapot full of loosely heaped rented by the life-saving benevolent aeeo-
oration of New York : "To Mies Idaleaves, and then having poured the hot Lewis, as a testimonial to her skill, courage
cool a water into the pitcher,, that it may and humanity in rescuing two men in the
leaves.
little, pours it into the teapot harbor of Newport, R. L, during a severe
The hot water barely touches the storm.
leaves in the, little teapot when the Not only on these several specialnasions,
host begins pouring off a stream of pale however, has Mies Lewis shown thea courage
straw-colored tea into the little cups, and fortitude that have made hbr famous,
that are then passed, each only half but also in the faithfulness and regularity
with which her daily round of duties have
full of the infusion. been performed, for they are not few. No
This tea is as delicate and fragrant lighthouse on the coast is better kept than
as if made by rose leaves,. and strong
enough to keep one awake for twelve hers, and not one has a better record.
. "People think, when they come and find
hours after drinking it.
things in perfect order, that there is noth-
ing to do here," she said. "But they do
notknow how early we start in the morning
and how many little things there are to be
done. The lamps have to be cleaned every
day, the lenses kept Olean, and the brasses
polished,to say nothing of keeping the house
in order."
Not alone are the "brasses polished" on
the light, but the shining oopper pump in
the kitchen and the row of brass candle-
sticks 011 the mantel behind the stove all
testify to the success and industry of the
thrifty champion of life andrength.
Icla Lewis is called the braMt woman in
America. But there are many brave wo-
mon who hive suffered ail she hasdone, who
are nearly broken down, who need today a
tree food for the brain and nerves, and
whom Paine's eelexy compound will "make
well again. Thousands of women have
been saved by this wonderful remedy.
ALL MEN
•
Young, old or middle-aged, who find them-
selves nervous, weak and exhausted, who
are broken down from excess or over -work,
resulting in many of the following ey�np-
toms :-Mental depression, premature old
age, lois of vitality,.1Ots of memory, bad
dreams, dimness of eight, palpitation of the
heart, emissions, lank of energy, pain in the
kidneys, headache, pimples on the face and
body, itohing or peenliar. sensation about
the scrotum, wasting of the organs, dizzi.
nese, specks before the eyes, twitching of
the muscles, eyelids and elsewhere, bash
fulness, deposits in the urine, lose of will
power, tenderness of the scalp and spine,
weak and flabby muscles, desire to sleep,
failure to be rested by sleep, constipation,
dullness of hearing, loss voice, desire for
solitude, excitability of temper, sunken
eyes,, surrounded with tEAtste emotes, oily
limiting skin, eto., ire all symptoms of nor-
.vous debility, that lead to insanity, unless
cured,' The sprir vital force having
lost "its tension, function wanes in,
oonset uence." tt through abuse
committed 1 .. ay be perinA-
idently our ddress and l0c
in stamps f• -s;peculiar to
Wan, sent ;s : lid. V. LUBON,
24 bfaodo . fo, Oiif.; Canada'
'vtrbon tab, Wed skit, w'il gseetaireasterns.
t:'aen>3he was a Chitty, rhe Dried for Caaterie.
' When ahe.beoame Miry 1111e olurir to Cagteria.
'W hen,the haul 0ltldl'bui cis ttrd ti► Ceitor'la
new
Extension no leaves to change.
New
J. O. STEVENSON, 917111ania4
GOOD GOODS, LOWEST, PRICES
LARGEST` VALUES GIVEN TO ALL.
We here name a few of our medicines that
pure dissatisfactions: -Men's Long Boots
from 91 np, Men's Felt Boots from $1.75
up,Men's Farm m Boole from $1 up, Men's
Fine Laced 92 Shoes for $1.50, Men's Fine
Laced $1.75 Shoes for $1.25, Men's Gaiters
were $2 for $1.50, Men's' Velvet Slippers
for 75ots., Men's Plush Slippers for $1,
Men's Carpet Foxed Slippers for 50cts,
Men's Felt Gaiters for $1, Ladies' Fine
Shoes were $2 for $1.25, Ladies' Fine But-
toned $2,25 Shoes for $1.50, Ladies' Laced
Bale for $1. Everything in Ladies' wear,
Great Value in Young Ladies', Boys',
Misses', Youths' and Childs' Shoes. Ladies'
Over Gaiters and Rubbers for 35ots. warranted water proof, better than hand-
Tranif 'hm $2 to $6. Toilet Sets for $1.95. made, although not half the price. Mania
Toilet Set worth $2.60 for $2. A Fine as- and Boys' Robber Booth.
sortment of Dinner sets, Great Values in
Tea Sets, Cups, Saucers, etc. 5 lbs, of 40o.
Japan
Tea for
91,Ingersoll creel)
PCheese 1
20 per
r
P
lb Red Salmon 100, Onions $1 per bushel,
4 lbs. Wine Biscuits for 25o, 4 lbs. Ginger
Snaps for 25ots., 10 pent Baking Powder for
5o., Fine Codfish for Carper lb., Fine Salt
Herring for 20o. per doz., Boxed Red Her-
ring for 15o., Sunlight Soap for 20o., Bird
Seed 60. per Ib., Currants 50. per lb., Green
Coffee 20e. per lb. Men's Shirts and
Drawers for 48 cents per 'snit. Every-
thing reasonable, call and see us. Our
Boots and Shoes are known all over the
Country. See MoPherson'e Grain Boots,
SEE OUR 50 CENT SHOE COUNTER.
TERMS CASH:—We carry a Grand Assortment of Groceries. Shirts and Drawers,
Flannel, Flannelette, Socks, Mitts, etc. at Half Price. Pictures, Rocking Chairs and
Photos given free to Cash Buyers: Ask for a Ticket. The largest Stook of Trunks in
the County. Thousands of Spools, 2 for 5 cents.
JESSOP & McELROY
Dealers in Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Rubbers, Overshoes, Crockery, Glassware, coo
Opposite Queen's Hotel, BLYTH.
LAME BACKs
NEURAL IR EIUMAT SM EURISY,SCIATICA CURED EVER' TIME
ANWT.IdEN "D.&L'; ME iTEOL PLASTER USED.
DRWILLIAMS'
P
E
FOR
PLE
Are BLOOD
BUILDER
and NERVE
TONIC.
They supply
in condensed
form ALL the sub-
stances needed to
enrich the Blood
and to rebuild the
Nerves thus making
them at certain and
speedy cure for all
diseases arising
from imppoverished
blood,andehattered
nerves, such aspg�
alysie, spinal -dis-
eases, rheumatism,
re oiatio a,lo se of mem-
ory, erysipelas, pal-
pitation of theheert,
sorofula,chloroefsor
green sickness, _that
foe t" so malty, etc They
have a'ep o'iotion, on the sexual system of
both men and women, restoring lost vigor.
WEAK MEN
(young and old), suffering from mental worry,
overwork, insomnia, excess^d, or self-abuse,
should take these Puns. Thoy will restore
lost energies, both physical and mental.
SUFFERING; WOMEN
doted with the weaknesses peculiar to their
sex, such as suppression of the periods, bearing
down pains weak back, ulcerations, etc., will
And these pills an unfailing cure.
PALE AMD SALLOW GIRLS
should take these Pills. They enrich the blood,
restore health's roses to the cheeks and-cor-
not all irregularities.
BIWA.= er IMITATIONS.- These Pills -are
told by all dealers only in boxes bearing our
trade mark or will bo sent by mail, poet paid,
on receipt of price -60 cents a box or 6 for 12.50.
TME DR. WILLIAMS oMED.1CO.,_
rh•onkville.
Nick'DN AND BRUCE
.Lot, n & Investment Co'y
This Company is Loaning Money on Farm
Security at Lowest Rates of Interest
MORTGAGES PURCHASED
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
3, ¢ and 5 per Cent. Interest .Allowed on
Deposits, according toamonnt and time left.
OFFICE-Oor. Square and North St., Godorioh
/HORAOE GORTON, Manager
Bo .miller purser,'
FRU1'IT AND ORNAMENTAL TREBS,
NORWAY SPRUCE, SCOTCH
AND ASTRACHAN PINE,
The latter of which we make a specialty.
LARGE STOCK ON HAND,
The above ornamental,
and shrubbery will
bo sold at very low prides, and those Wanting Op
thing fit this eonnootion will save money by put-
chasing bete., -
OrctOd
110
Clinton Planing .Mill
—AND—
DRY RILN!
The subscriber, having the very latest im roved
machinery, and employing the most skilled work-
men is able to do work in his lino in the most
satisfactory manner, at reasonable rates and
on the shortest notice. A trial solicited.
FACTORY NEAR G.T.R. STATION, OLI r( N
THOS. McKENZIE
PUMPS : : PUMPS
If you want a firet-class, well -made pomp, one
that will give you satisfaction, send your oder
to the undersigned. He will dig and oleic
wolfs and do it at the closest prices. He aim
handless a first-class FORCE PUMP
JAMES FERGUSON
OppoeitelQueen's Hotel - High Street, Clint
OUNI1
KING
P WDER
ROBERT DOWNS,
Manufacturer and Proprietor tor the hest Mrs
tint iteig in use. Agent forth° sale slid appli-
cation of the arrISEIBIL PATART AUTOMATIC BoILIre
CLRANIR. STEAM FITTINGS furnished and app
od on simrt notice
Hollers. Engines. and all kinds of
Machinery repaired • expeditionsky
and in a satisfactory manner 74‘11
Perm implements manufactured' and repaired
Steam and water pumps furnished and put in
positipn. Dry Kilns etted up on application
Charges moderate.
S. WILSON,
11 GENERAL DEALER III TINWARE
HURON STREET, CLINTON
Repairing of all kinda promptly attend to res.
PURE HONEY
For sale, comb and extracted
C. HOARE, Clinton
Mutt
Wait
' till $Ickitege Comes
befbroBuyiti a Bade oft
PERRY I AVIV
IN' 1 141LEK
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