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Januar 10, 18f10+' t •1 INTON :iXyir ERA
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YRTRRAN 4F `lllft LA1"'i WAXi, THE TEI,EQRA'PH . hhA.rdi r,
q•mak,' whu ver' Glti1 .43eoI toil :the "Ill
Qum or ;N`i,plcxitiliivt� Fox 'x1111 IiCitlaatr. A>yti
lttialga�ifite tt 01011141040ei.
ana flint X<Irl�it 1 A s . e elellt gr„1
aro Mzxtrrala,,itlb•Tnlis 131►t�a Tuoarl,utnhgt �� �ot�ln. �ui�rt?hiupl�,aa .of ” *Broad.
t11tM� Irt ere the FR�ral4ti ,A t� >��1���
Iifr.'W. kf, 'j1fppielut1n wither-`ot #1}e ►
.A.R. Wei. R0rt, I?al,. =wlrit�ar: „rhaave :Rt I" u" u eu_ i ivo away our : h1/54100.0,„„:
now two bottle*, of Dr.. Agislw'a lure foi'. ;<A1t 4040W, bili a bo l off#. guriereli2e. 0
the heert,'a id nava ;bleu Iantirolq patretl 94 :..411 boar there'b pt1otl�i Af minwv.•hkr u va
tlutterin o t ' it ' t+a! tlrtlph bL it a Se like 04 .'c1 stilets..
palpitating ; litre t, • ,i cid :�atet 7 habit ;4r the drink habit., .W.hen it oi?4o
areetherieg,:apR a oak;:IQ' 1t4tel, a, t#t n .. - t.
Iwrraparfla,; bar it Tailed. to 'any wax en; ?tuns. _ n a than ii 1i eeldnin, he evpr
v e I dont tlil t rue: the, . preaika bl4,101 at Ott till die a brpke, 1ti n�':
relieve izt .not ti hada ! r+e1f. ', bat'f :a �or un hitt it!s tarh,u, .If
Sear# Miro ' +tau, : ,p9 40°31'0'44 It ivaa., p li t
wr u lice -.111 h a ellaU ti :in Ina °64a16/911i4 wasn't. iitn the" •teiogt1101°0 rack rvo
,p lr 4 g , . � w4+nadia.'tF beg11>! CQ tlo.ntle 1lusineaa�, WO d.4, .
Watltl i�,Op.: a s p s 111p: et'
• gLfp►e Aloli dlssljtate - itt telegraphing ail.
B**OT*Atutta fiP Z4* 4 lir 14:4° titw'p (bias t<;Af sorts of cranky in'the world," aMd
r-� rarAl a
or Idea.
that 1 teal lilkp it ,11evx Mata, , Sitid by Sid 'il?te ur to know n
P 4 '1`1 t l<iHF..UMA'L li'f, ,014' and, every exot1se, . .
DOTair,, lip
if '>:' Idle sorts of state seerots go over the
A Nanir0oti';t4 411 nsiiias Bourn 'A i. wires, and important affairs are transgee.
dAN ltxitati?'%70 :0 -mw. ,etc by telegraph every dny�,, besides the
Id Weddings -sand
,
1Ih s the hardwalk,
ti111aaa .,Pegggii�: Aioxvvoad.. Ont. uttl roatlue 4f doayha an
ri s l shut l waserl
e so er anti Women. starting sins Il', n win ?a st rti on
dotxblod eF ' avitll, . 'cert nem, a pramnetifying their irier►ds to meet
�.- , no at the statim. But the regular tele-
neviOure ' f rtim •• B bertenif thi gist of, p mss tato the Hotel and
aesing l `l' oyer (claw. Tile Brat
avec xeli the three ,/K /Kettles com-
R'11ireti r 'naive bad neither aohe
ii'i }' Z4eumatisno since." Sold
*averted es,o otitl3 Amoriea 2 lebentti tee, gra h crank o0
" rashes into the office here and 'telegraphs
orWopdi cert,it;tbe beat an ,gliiok- half a dozen of hie friends: 'Arrived safe-
ly.' • Next time, half an hour later, be
wires them to address mail to him here.
Shortly after that be advises them that he
forgot to notify thou: that he will leave
New York on Monday. After a while be
oharigee his;mind and wires that he will
. stay; till Tuesday. The next romping ne
worries because bo has not beard from
home.eand wires thein to ask if anythii;ig
is the matter. He gets a letter by noon
and wires again to say that -the letter came
safely by the next mail and he will answer
by the afternoon post. Maybe you think
I exaggerate, but I don't. Why, in a week
a telegraph crank will often give me bis
entire pedigree and most of his family
secrets.
"A lot of men do their love -making by
telegraph, and a lot more do their,jokging
with business friends in the same way.
Any amouiit of chaff goes over the wire at
regular tariff rates. Some men have a
fad for sending wedding congratulations
and death condolences by telegraph to
great people who probably never heard of
them. Egotism is usually at the bottom of
most of this particular kind of insanity.
The man thinks it makes him look im-
portant to rush into a telegrauh office as
soon as he strikes the town and dash off a
message.
"Then some men are nervous, and it
sometimes sots as; -a sedative to let off
steam on a telegraph blank.. I hate a
'Have -.on sent it?' 'How long •- 111 1t
take to get there?"How How soon will I get
an answer?' And men of business and
common sense,who ought to know better,
ask those same questions. over and over
again." ••
"The way people write telegrams makes
me :pint, _I. know -a m1t11ona1re,who will
work fob late minutes to get what he has
to say in ten words for a quarter. But
usually people write around Robin Hoo is
barn when they. begin &4eiegra�tl and ase
twice as many words asneneseary. Women
are the Worst for that, but»very few mot-
or women seem. to understand the art of
brevlty. °
". npther funny thing is that telegrams,
usually written ina hurry and sometimes
under stress of great excitement, are lit-
erary curiosities in the line of spelling.
'Funeral!' is one of the words that is a
stumbling-biook to the mourner. 'Until'
is another hoodoo word. You would be
surprised at the orthography of the aver-
age American in a hurry.- Yon learn lots
of things In a telegraph' office, but yon
have to keep your month shut. Ohl a
body can generalize, of course!"
Lll'ErIL, TO LADIES.
Kia wwIT11 no AFTER UNPLEASANT-
t)Illlfl 'io 'clown Wim UeE $017TH
,,,,10dk' 1 1i111' CURE.
,klitsk" qt)i:•seri, Fare sufferers,from kid-
tr xbI 10 'Inany respeots women are
Iia; s to ,gg u1}alb w eknessee and pains, be-
9,00.1.44
e-
uecof disorgiinizzatfon of the kidneys.
Ohjcattoit ''•.taken. and rightly, to many
tel adios hepatise of+ ;the. method of use, as
ayali`exs afte unlilen5antness. This is never
kiikuasewi 'the •Sou.dli American Kidney
Ouril, ' I gives pate to the patient in six
flpursl. At.1' no annoying effects follow, for
ibl 'a itirt :time 'even in aggravated oases,
curt} ; is:effected. ,There is no
culler met i ino like South American Kid-
Fney Gturo . It is a .rsmody for the kidneys
t1bladdex on ---not a general specific
Chet e' suppose to dare everything that
epdd,; by ccptiFng` no cure. South A'ireri-
ce.n,iUdiiey Oure.doee its particular work
and ;ttoea It well :Sold by Watts & Co.
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'.:110T 3D: K1'ISCOPALIANS.
,fiEI1.. DR. Ao iw'e CATARRHAL
Eli, AND iN THE. INTEREST OF SUFFER.
NITT OAT ROW Mucu IT HAS
sgiastioal history of Canada
tie Right, Ray. ji Elwes nan
Lord Bishop of Tq Tto,
.Tohn Langtry,.
1t : r prginnellt _ and within
0:e owA.--`'-',43#1811. .:, may be added' to.
eleetbo'Fitatoeof the Rev.W.R, Wi11hitams
..Lsngtryy.'e popular curate. ',Chess,
t18men belrave 10 acting one the axiom
hQ Oooddlfook, that having learned'of
fit;'whicl�i.hhs bean '>l source of benefit 'to
VA00001veti,11 rs their duty to fell the .good
newd'to others. Tbes three olergymen of
�Ilie E''pijelopixl,•t;ltttroli ave epoh need Dr.
Agnew's catarrhal Powder, and found that
r cold in the head.and catarrhal troubles
great,.belper,' ` and over their own
natured they have -paid to tl'ie,pubiio that
things. are ,oh, that others may be
benefitted and helped,
illiortpjtif of;the' breath through the
• enpp ied :with" each bottle of Dr
'a Cat'ttrrhai>'-Powder,: diffuses this
ver': 1110 s'nrfaco. of tics nasal pas.
sinlege stud' delightful to use, it
tail ini;Itutes, and, permanently
shay fever, colds, headache,
tonidlitie Arid deafness. Sixty
le -''Witte blower sent for 10o in
`here • p, G. Detohon, 44
:Toronto: Sold at Watts•: &
'er
net'T
•0H
of'. human nature was
fl: the two wives of Dr
s, •wbo liad,,committed
field, .met at his cof-
Oniati of. ;about 84
a m'er'e girl; each
es the'lawful.,Wife
- Easels rei cieniz-
been decei ped
seefinly F>'Irangle,
w9nnatl *.armed
girlVilte; end she
ower Tifo .Incident
tl1$ new' woman in it,
easing solution of a
- Queer Wills.
Those who never cease to regret what
they call the good old times may usefully
reflect on the condition of sooiety in days
when a portion of a subject's goods was
obliged to be given to the Crown or to
some royal favorite, in order to preserve
to the testator's family the meonre posses-
sion of the remainder. Thos, Sir Alward
Haward, 1515, bequeathed to the King
his great whistle, the insignia of . office
as Admiral 1n the King's fleet, "for the
strengthening of this my keret will"
A Presbyterian divine left a legacy to
a ohurob at 8t. Ives to provide six43iblet
yearly, for Which six men and sliu whined
were to throw with dice every Whifr'j,'ties-
day in the church; while the mtltieter
prayed that the toss might be dtreoted 5
the glory of God.
Ilady Frances Wilson, daughter of Lord
Aylesbury, was one day informed that_ a
man who had reoentiy died in a Pimlico
lodging, - had'left het a . valuable estate
in,Hanta Incredulous, she went nolo
town and recognized the remains of a
man .who had frequently annoyed her by
staring at her at the opera. The same
man had also bequeathed £4,000 to the
Speaker of the House of Commons, and
£1,000 to the Chancellor of the ifixoheq.
, tier, neither of whom bad been a vare o1
his Istenoe.
Joh Gaunt directed that his body
Ahoryid'be kept above ground for forty
,,ddiys, and that on the day of burial ten
o ••great tapers should be burnt around hie
`, `body in the, being of the Ten Command-
: Monte which bebedew wickedly trans-
grestred, and, "Seededthebelen; seven in
]npmory d1 the seven, works of ;charity
K 'wlrioli`I hive, mei-tie-sod, sad hostile* tete
eOt'0U five others for the five senses
Whiob 1 have' negligently wasted, and
• over and above all trig aforesaid tapers I
rrlll',that there be three -in - honor of the
Bloated Trinity:'' . • •
The. Earl of Stafrord . married at St.
german, 1651, the eldost:daughter of the
7Jount do (�7r'aminont; in ills will bp thus
tont - '- , _ .oxpboasee -hiinselt : , "I leave. to the Very
worst of womdn, who la guilty of every-
-
' tiling.' that, is ^bad',the daughter or M.
CC Granpueiat, a P'rohohmatl; whorn'I bay r
,unfortunatolyr.lniirried, iforty';.five brass
,half -prince With Wadi `tri buy a `pullet;
for,iiiipper, h greater Solution itor hither`
oa'4 Often giV:O�lior, lip bring,tiin worst of r
triol, and his wife the Worst of women.
11ad t otd$:•kuowil their chiiratdtilrs I lied,.
• never learned-titbitdaughter - nor made.
my*lelf'so unlia �'pyi F , ,
An old proverb. sayer that evi rynifiii id
either a: fuel or a physlrialt at forty. Ste L
11. Raiford happening one day ' to' quote "l
the saying to a circle offrieildg, Cloning
numorouely inquired: "Sir" 4Ikcury..-
't be' bt1 both t"' At any trite, stk. :
,jaaehee that lawyers who draw 1
s eolmettstes make treat
ad - Romilly's will i
: (Thief Dermal
stip jeoa of
'Without doubt rho hoary mow our: hi'pelirsel�r° 111, acid * death is daily
'divot* of moderns tinea hairs touch to e$pi'etefic
do. with the perlehalllettetpl .ort' r ederit • The Otte' it dQ Oris 1, wli$oh 1p' antegou-
pflTengentt. The bardoat rook itself cap* 'iv#ie;io ihil liberilpartylen:onto t111APi>190
nee lung witbi t fed 1bu eentlilauowl grltid Mr. rl Chephnnie retirement,', the Cun.
of beav7, 404111' Sallp¢rtetlupon • Mirror! • •trvratiires iMva' rad no one 411',4404,910.
tlrar. fin; thio " foo11ah and d0$IUUIIXU othtet.1lir' .111. : bili:; ;Adol
' rimier at�bulldintl, earl* •'lad dre t,d6.' Shrivel seed kale a litx i'a has ' not
y , :�� seed R. Y. 1�_ � � G..p b , t! n ,
eiguod tot the '� atol . rtation,ol rat.'tlka:r etian1 Whieli ralvtl'�t o I r,'
'weights , she..-faliutro -, rix ,,rodorn.pay.. (Wale; le ..s big ufffvr who neve *d y
mn`gs is,1ue: ft .m ust „1 .• remembered Lreliliteal,at�rengtb pave wheteinno.0 f we th'
•chair thtl celebrated goads af;,uti 1. cit aiid,'lii o.6r'1%*"Ikono h ba e . •
e q . y A i~,r. ldA . _.. the n�e�
were npver*INeotned: to alxmjlar tens,' anti ti:vo porty:uo good. "in; Qtlob►ee N4;14404
-that: tko 1nlalloer tho�.Flutfaoe called; upon ' horn) einewberp._ '1,Ir Laurieri:.,e,u- ti
e 'Sustain t .e, t, h i ,
t .h ., -great vaeipt t the >:,oag ; h bk►xgiitrided,, .1?i4taresltio,' ioro�+nad
.
nytural will 'be ttcQ;; �esistaioQa pQ'vie# thti lte,io o>1le aprelii Of' ;sill 'LibeRLil � n••
offered, and tits groate> ,*111 lice. W_ uwree. , adri., rtteota.no foomc worth�yy'. of tete Heel
one upon the point of contain, Xf any. ' in tin Provinoe. and'appareti. ly there he is
qp0 will. take the trouble-eceeeeeretaiu tali i king. • Yee, einem Onteri() is he: hingg•al-
weight of . an averolge lead boo* by so. Siebe tho death of Air John Aleaden-
hundreds ,through 'All Our, eblef oWoe ski, 'Ur Laurier' has not had .a rival in
0a41y, ituoasliro the width of the tire and polus of popular leadership in any ppart, of
then figure the pr'saaro ger -squ re . wee, Oenada. And deservedly so, Mr Laurier
rim the ,fraction of a oirole Which In Wv11om ever section of the community
hotter, idea of What road builders of . the , •
present day have to contend with, Thie
width'of Dart veheels and tare' should be .
regulated by lhw with a view to muni-
olpal eeonomy, and each Commonwealth
ebouele endeavor by legislation to en.
force bounty in the laying of founda-
tions for every foot i1f pavement used.—
Lippinoott's Magazine.
EVERBODY IN KING'S CO.
Everybody in King's Co., N. B. knows
Mr Geo. S. Dryden, of Mitchell & Dryden,
Sussex, N. B. He says: "Norway Pme
Syrup is the beet cough remedy I have ever
need. My wife had a very bad oough that
was most distressing for ten daye. I tried
the Norway Pine Syrup and one' bottle
cured her. I never found its equal.' ;;,GED.
S. DETDEN.
Wm. Bryon, of Lynn, committed
suicide by cutting his throat.
Liverpool has the largest total debt
any town in England.
One of Maine's curios is a E. SHOULD KNOW THAT
10 a pavementis u i•. t
t h a o l1 h U r iv
4 b n nt s s basedees e s to
expose e x ro s an
F p� P g .ter >n ,
ouebes a straight-line,. he will have a oanbave eon$ once.
of
GIVES
rnESI-I-
NESS
AND
CLEAR
li�.,a� �y , SKIN,
iii:4'141... 1 ICS T i PAT 10 N
•h1DIGESTION DIZZINESS.
TIONS ON THE SKIN,
BEt1TIIRIFIES COMPLEXIO'N.
i 0 i c �h . -r,-, L :N • au:
An greea.le Laxative and NERVE TON/0.
Sold by Druggists or -sent by Mail. Oita, 1100.,
and 01.00 per package. Samples tree.
RO The favorite TOOTH POWDER
forthe Teeth and Breath, Oho.
Sold by J. Ti. 3OMBE.
VERY FAMILY
Machais,
town of 200 inhabitants, withont a
debt. •
There are 13,000 school masters in
Germany whose salaries fall below $200
per annum.
Great Britain pays the Continent
upwards of 070,000,000 a year for sugar,
and makes not an ounce.
Mr.R.S. White has been appointed Col-
leotptoof Cnstomg at Montreal.
The death sentence passed on Valentine
Shortie the Valleyfield bbmioide, has been
commuted to life imprisonment.
Canada's deficit for 1894-95 was 04,158,876.
The net debt which on June 30 stood at
0253,074,927.09 has been increased by 06,-
891,897.
Irwin Caldwell and Wm. MgLure
got into ascufhe'at Inggersoll, and after
a fall Caldwell Was picked up uncon-
scious and died in a few minutes.
James Freeborn was killed by an ex-
plosion of'dynamite on the Trent Can-
al works at Lakefield.
e fox-hunting championship of
Verbnont is claimed by John of
Bennington. He is 40 years old, Davis;and
has killed 251 foxes.
At Montreal the gale attained a velocity
of 93 miles an hour. Buildings were un-
roofed and chimneys blowndown at various
eastern pointe. . - .0
VEGETABL•'E ,
\PA
A...,\;;21
, .
3sa very remll rkttbla ri*nedy, both fpr IN-
1111BNAL and NXT9}itNAL use, and won-
derro/410ts;4ni4;aotlo;sti'ty relieve metres'.
F llIe1=BIL EItb'k't osis rut sere
� ,,reas. CenEtait.,
«�71h1-ais; AlArrnoea;�breentery, Cramps.:
CLOIe, pad Rowel11oalplalnte,.
.PAI 1 ▪ LER hi Tem b p
dy =own for Flea.
Bich mead he, Rain in the ;
1de. Rheum*
moms iveuralaan.
PA 1 LER ]Lti7ST aiivutEhT
'LADE.- Alnico sum, AT D. rlB IAziplr II>erreP
,i1cWa of,Rraisea; eine. Sprain; severe
sum. etc.'
FAIN -KILLER' 14,21 wellenof ad
]alto niE. harmer; Planter, Bailor, and 1n
tiet.►n"CLaebe Wsnting a medicine vlwaya et baud;
sad p i'o Ler tntergony or externnily with
mtrta-o*tr a tetter.
ae.lsre or ImitSoM e, Take none but the genuine
ia6Y bars.^ add everywhere i 46c. big battle.
The best anodyne and' expectorant for
the oure of colds, coughs, and all throat, -
-lung and bronchial troubles, is undoubted-
ly Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, the 'only gePci-
fie for colds and coughs admitted on exhi-
bition at the Chicago World's Pair.
An Arizona prison has an'exterisive apiary
which ie under the charge of the inmates.
A sibgle hive is said to have produced 200
pounds of honey last year and it isexpeoted
that the industry will . prove exceedingly
profitable.
Trustworthy reports regarding the
recent outrages in the villayet of Khar-
put alone, show that 138 towns and vil-
lages were desolated, 5024 houses burn-
ed, and 12,708 persons killed. Not a
single Turk was killed as far as known.
Stc ••••N•••••_
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• it & "MENTHOL
4.m � �� PIASTER
•- I have Stelcribed M Pleiterina number •
amens of neuralgia a and rhenmatio rains. and
et • ?mo nDa�Hotel forlintltllso tonWH�. OAHrrei.
II have need Atoothel Fisete in Leung oast'
i Uric dbtr rhemaat1tm, aprdLndj,nn pyon cera. •
t -.I L It Hive almndtfaet u,t and Porinnnentra1WL
-.1 it. Homan ALD , Waehington D-0,
O
It Cares Boat -tea, Lumbago, Nen- •
® Any • inocularPabia iPains.h or Side, or •
m Price I Davis & Lawrence Co,, Ltd, •
25u. Sok: Proprietors, MONTREAL.
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Gi711
sP SIA '
gAA "BI.h®Dr
lON rIPATION,
KIDNEY, TR®i��LEs,
H1EADACiii IE,,
slLIODUstEssa
8.8.0. unlocks all the secretions and removes
all impurities from the s'yatem from a common
pimple to the worst scrofulous sore.
BURDOCK PILLS act gently yet
Ihoronghly oA the Stomach, Liver and Bowels.
GREET I NG 1896
We desire to return our tbanke to our patrons of the past year, and kind-
ly extend to them an invitation to continue to patronize us during the
year we are entering upon. We shall endeavor to serve you with [good
goods at regular market value. We have a large stook to ohcose from, and
are conetentiy receiving new and seasonable goods. We also invite the
general public to give as a fair trial and you will be odnvinoed that there
1e no, need to go away to other towns to make your purohales. We will be
pleased to 'attend to all who may favor us with a visit. We purpose doicg
ecce Cash Bueineso thin year. Wishing all a happy and prosperous New Year
.DAMS' EMPORIUM,
LO.til D EQE•O
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h wiener to leak: nicsi feelood fan$ molls Oki most a
ism.e1 'N. os an BItienik bSl for 1 make *Aida'rhait.•nrskat land.b atifui of . a foxllel, eisid aa1
W14114 do'for: etigem oso. 'bs`l oaimkrr you,
.0 1 r 1 Pa ld7 11 M 1ltwr ',Ask
tft*ttitgott. On
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n4 f,�i
FACE- m EAC 1.'u r 'iota
lt, lid. � e . iii . ,,• , :,'. . . ,
p it bot ,t' 4 ' , -� •,�,� • M
l '�►' lip, is
011e You roust have it if y,li 'want tree $0,04;9(400ltlgl i,
moth patches, &e.., •
A F!
>i'QWj)ER—White, Flesh and Brunette, CO cents u' lox, Perfection.
for -powder users. •
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.40017
iidea 9,041mo•
•VQLA. MONTEZ .'CREME 75c. in opal jars—oreates, and improves'tteco
beauty for maid, wife or widow. Foe to Writlltdii*. -
Mrs Nettie Harrison, America's Beauty Doctoa~, 40 and 42 Geso
St.. San Francisco. Cal. • Eastern Office, 56Washfn,gtoxl "
Ave., Detroit, Michigan. -
• Ji W. IRWIN
Keeps the largest assortment of newest geode.
Quality fine and prides low in
Groceries; Crockery, Glassware
TEAS—Blaok, Green and Japan are unequalled in quality and prices. You will save
from 5.to 10 cents per pound if you bay from us instead of Tea peddlers. Comb
-pare quality and prides. - -
SIJGAKS—We are headquarters, we buy direct from Montreal refiners. Keep,best
quality andsell at close prices.
NEW FRIJITS and PEELS—We have already disposed of during the holiday
season,:over four tone, and still have a large stock on hand. Different brands
selling cheap as to quality.
Crockery; China, Glassware and Lamps—We have to make room for our
Imported Goods, ana have reduced our prloesbn Dinner. Sets, Taa Sete, Toilet
Sets, Berry Sets, Water Sets, Bread and Butter Plates, Cups and •Sanoere and
tamps of all kinds. Call and see our goods and get prices. No trouble to show
goods.
uy� Your Xmas Presents
AT
J. C. STEVENSON'S
- FURNITURE-- MOW*
Beautiful Pictures Framed --price& right;
New and uoyel line of Fancy Reed Chairs. Oak Hall Racks,
full lino of !1Mattresses. Bedroom. Stites in latest styles.
Parlor Oiites in Carved Oak and Walnut—fine coverings.
Easy Chairs. • .
SIDE OAR,II'4 from $6.50 to higher price: Oak.
Bamboo Tables, 25o, 35e and 40e. • Easels, Music Stands, elision Table -
- in Oak and hardwoods. Male's Sprin
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•,Late of Picture Moulding, Pictures Framed. eking Glass.
- Lots of goods just iu. Prices you..
•PIIQTO FRAMES Very cheap. -See our 81 ROORER
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Before buying your Christmas Fruit oome and see how the latest im-
proved Fruit Cleaner does its 'work; it id on exhibition in our window.
We are now ready for the Christmas trade. -
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In New Fruits we have New Raisins, Currants, Apricots,_
Figs, Dates, Pears &c,, all • of which are very fine.
Just think of getting 61be. Raisins for 25o; 61be Currants for 25 cents;
61be•Rioe for 25o.; 4lbe Ginger- Snaps for 26o. No better values than
these to be had in the county. -
FANCY CHINA
A lean purse takes.new lease of life when it ie opened at our Fanoy China Conn-
er. Everybody knows that mire is the newest, stook in town. No old stook that
had beers oulled over for years. )We have a selection of Fanoy Chinaware and
Orookeryware second to now.' Call and inspect our stock- We will be pleased
to show goods whether you any or not.
OGLE COOPER & COS
Farm produce taken as cash.—TeephoneNo. 2*.
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