The Clinton New Era, 1896-10-23, Page 3t-
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take* a place of steel worth
?mile and makea of it wa*tchspt'inge
w4erth X1100 that le tlklll.
Af lie dikes a piece of paper worth 2
000r and writes on it a poem that
Delia fgr; 5O that is genius.
f'1he tla eh a farm worth $5 an acre,
it in he t again, and mlabour and akes it worth
$0 an aore, thatra work.
If a Plain takes a hammer worth 60
Cents, and in a hal d day's use of it
earns $.1.85, that's hard work.
If a Man buys a yearling at a trot-
ting sale for $15 that in its three-year
form develops ability to make a mile
at a 2.0,61-4 gat, that's judgment.
If a man buys a silver mine he has
er eeen, and it makes him a million-
, that's luck.
f a man buys an article to -day for
$1110, and sella it to -morrow for 83.69,
that's business.
But when a Government takes 63
cents worth of silver and coins it into
a cart wheel, and says legislatively that
it is 100 cents, or a dollar and pays it
out as such to its creditors, that is not
finance, but highway robbery. — A
Democrat in New York Sun.
the doctors
approve of Scott's
Emulsion. For whom? For
=en and women who are weak,
when they should be strong;
for babies and children who
are thin, when they should be
fat ; for all who get no nourish-
ment from their food. Poor
blood is starved blood. Con-
sumption and Scrofula never
come without this starvation.
And nothing is better for
starved blood than cod-liver
oil. Scott's Emulsion is
cod-liver oil with the fish -fat
taste taken out.
Two size?, so cents and 61.00
SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville, Ont.
APPLES FOR COMPLEXION
"The secret of a bad complexion,"
said a well-known physician recently,
"is a bad digestion, and we generally
trace that to a bad liver. One of the
best remedies for a sluggish liver is
cheap and pleasant. Dieting is the se-
cret of the cure. The best liver regula-
tor for persons of sedentary habits—
and those are the ones whose complex-
ions are muddy—is to be found in ap-
ples, eaten baked ifthey are not well di-
gested when eaten raw. I attended
the pupils at a well-known boarding
school, and among•themwas a country
girl whose complexion was the envy of
all her associates. I found that she
was a very light eater at her meals,
but she bad a peculiar custom of tak-
ing a plate of apples to ber room et
night and eating them slowly as, she
studied her lessons. This was her reg-
ular practise. Some of the other gills
in the institution took it up, and I
know, as a result of my personal inves-
tigation, that the apple eating girls had
the best complexions of any in the
school."—Life and Health.
"I HAD NO FAITH."
0'•••• ER•.• •0000
..., e1ZWW for •
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•Lzzng •
.Troubles •
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EMULSION:
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Ia OO>1iSFIIIPTION and WI LMNO
• DIBIIAAtite, spermG Or BLOOD.
COUGH, LOSS OF Al's .ELITE.
• DOBItJTlf. t$*e benefit. ofthis
• article aro shoo* niaaifesil. •
Or Mosta of The "R s I." E nuadon I Pave got
• rte or • hackingcough which had Udl
o .d melba
over a rear, and ve gained soadderebty in •
• =VI. the tiro cntbla mee arou71 u d oto sow 15. •
• I was glad
T. U. WI000AX O.&.Montreal •
S•o. and e1 per Bottle
• DAM & LAWRElICE Ca, LTD., MU1TI LL •
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Destroy Decayed Fruit.
So A. McD.. ALLAN ADVISES, ELSE
T118 EFFECT ON FUTURE APPLE
CROPS WILL BE DISASTROUS
Mr A. McD. Allan, of Goderich,
says:—"Apple grower*( should pick up
all fallen fruit and destroy what can-
not be sold or used in some commerci-
al way. It will pay to do eo, as fruit
left to rot uppn the ground will propa-
gate fungus the bad effects of which
will be found in next year's wood and
crops -to follow. In any case it will
pay all growers next season to attend
thorcughly to the spraying of their
trees, especially early before the buds
have tnoved, with a strong solation of
sulphate of copper and water, adding a
little lime, so as to destroy all fungus
attaching. Even if there be no indica-
tion of a crop this will pay well and
prepare the trees for a strong healthy
season's growth, and the assurance of
clean wood with strong buds will re-
sult in a good crop of clean fruit the
following year. This caution is speci-
ally necessary now for next season, as
people are naturally liable to be care-
less owing to present large crop and
low prices. But as this tray not again
occur for many years, it will pay to
prepare for future crops when large
profits can be made.
This year's crop will let the world
know that, Canada can grow liner ap-
ples than any other country, con-
sumption will largely increase, as a
result of a cheap, fine article, and fol-
lowing years our apples will be asked
for at any price. Let growers be on
the alert to keep down fungoid dis-
ease and present expenditure will he
fully rewarded."
BLIT MY WIFE PERSUADED 171E TO TRY THE
()BEAT SOUTH AMERICAN RHEUMATIC
CURE AND MY AGONIZING PAIN
WAS GONE IN 12 novas,
AND GONE FOR GOOD.
J,D.McLeod of Leith, Ont., says : "I
have been a victim of rheumatism for seven
yeasts—ccnfined to my bed for months at a
time; nnable to turn myself. Have been
treated by .many physicians without any
benefit. I had no faith in rheumatic cure?
I saw advertised, but my wife induced me
to get a bottle of South American Rheum-
atic Cure from Mr Taylor, druggist, in
Owen Bound. At that time I was in agony
with pain. Inside of 12 hours after I had
taken the first dose the pain bad all left
me. I continued until I had used three
bottles, and I now consider myself corn-
- pletely cored." Sold by Watts & Co,
The Anglo -Canadian tradefared had
ly during the month of September.
British exports to Canada declined five
per cent, as compared with September
1895. The total exports for the first
nine months of this year amounted to
42,775.957, a decrease of £130,000. The
imports from Canada increased three
per cent for September, and five per
cent for the nine months, as against 26
per cent for the eight months ending
August. Sheep declined £39,000 dur-
ing September; oxen -declined $50,000;
wheat and flour, £47,000; butter in-
creased £65,000; cheese, £17,500; and
wood, £93,000.
EVERYKNFAMILY
Ie 0 very remarkable remody, both for Itd-
TBIRNAL and EXTIIRNAL use, and won-
derful in its quick action to relieve distress.
PAIN-KILLERlea ems euro ter ""Tltront, Count -.
Chills, Dlerrlarea. Dysentery, Crump%,
Cholera. and an Bownl Complaints.
PAIN -KILLER
is TIMF. BEST ren.
evils known for leer••
felektkneAs, Stele nominate, Pain In the
Into or side. liheumatteili and Neuralgia.
PAIN KILLER DSBT LIIN IIENT
1ttA tale Itbring0 eP111Dr AND PltaiiI.NLNS aaLtrT
in Ati cASM or Sreflbsr Cater Sprai?. 11ev0re
Banal. etc.
if A 4flU,Ei'R U�� f
wall tried 'se
,i ltsial _ _' Wit...' Via. arlsv
> bel lite 1A[ (?hats.
e
it
Jrut a little faster titan tie rot.
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sauce j" �7 7IJ� E D AH LS
To all amateur winners on McCready
Wbeele at ail sanctioned moats, we
will award Gold and Silver Medals es
follows: For the first win, a hand-
some Silver, Modal, and for ea oh
suoceedtng win a Sliver Dar will be
added—up to $ wins, when a Gold
Modal will be presented, and a Gold
Bar added for each succeeding wtn—
the amateur having the greatcoat num-
ber of wins to his credit at die Laos°
of the 147 meson to hive In addltk°n
to Medals a fine Diamond fling or
Scarf Pin, Try oonelnsions on the
fleetest of raisers—" The Ptnk Flyer."
You're bound to win. Write about it,
and mention this paper.
.R. A. McCready Co. tr•
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TORONTO
Agents wanted in unrepresented
O.A.A. districts. 402
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A POPULAR 0. ]t'. B. °FFIg3,111i.
,IDD*' HIB TaWTa0O1R TO TSS MSRUT8 ON Dab.
Aatt1w'$ CATASSHAL ROwnaa;rOR caesium
Ian cow lit THS WMJ HS BAT8
IT ra PERULSRB.
Mr. John Edwards. the genial purser of
the 0. P. R. liner "Athabaska,' says : "I
used Dr Agnew's Catarrhal Powder for
oeld in the head. Itis very effective, easy
to apply, mild and pleasant. For catarrh
it has no equal. I have tested nearly every
oatarrh cure made and found none to
oompare wish it. I recommend it drat,
last and always." Sold by Watts & Co,
Lowering the rating in Chatham to
class (1 means the increase of 60 Bente
per $1.000 of insurance on all inercan•
tile risks. The action of the under-
writers is prompted by the refusal of
the city council to adopt improvement
in the fire iirotection service ordered
by the association three years ago.
TESTING HIS HONESTY
Your druggist is honest if when yon eek
him for a bottle of Scott's Emulsion he
gives you lust what you ask tor, He
knows this is the beet form in which to
take Cod Liver Oil.
A Woman's Town
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11the 'd
?sues
doe.
IMAM of g y,
withoutt"it1.e..u=i�ig,, �t,h,te-
bid harmer
tbe acwee t tR.
Setonntekeurl Correa-
ing g loa-
miness.
tibleaSs
al
Salt
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utast.
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and besot al Dabtlity;
88 thele and
'� i�'!ar cchomppiyybints yield
BOR.WCH1
tar saitimAttitoddd‘
T.1.111.euRN neo.
TOROaltTO .
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HOW ALLSPICE GROWS.
Do you waists bo leibeeletie Drink coffee.
Drink lots of it. Drink. it with breailrfaet,
lunoh and dinner, and drink it between
meal?, i ltlk it when $u gob ap In the
worzing,and drink lb before you go to bed
at night. Drink it long and strong, and
keep it up, and by and ey you will be
sightless as the proverbial hat.
That ie what the celebrated Frenoit
physician, S. Arnaud, says,and there are
New York dootore who indorse the de-
olaratIo n.
It Is well known that the Moore are
Inveterate (toffee -drinkers, especially the
merchants, who sit in their bazaars and
drink coffee continually during the day.
It has been noticed that almost invar-
iably when these ooftee-drinkers reap
about the age of forty their eyesight be-
gins to fail, and by the time they get to
be fifty years old they become blind.
One is forcibly impressed hy the nun:-
ber of blind men that are seen about
the streets of the city of Fez, the onettd
of Moroeoo. It is invariably attributed
to the excessive use of entree, This opin-
ion has been einifirined by the neinion of
European phy-.icietnv livino there.
The noted chieftain, Mohatunie1 Ben
Zaed, the most powerful vassal of the
Moorish Sultan, is a striking example
of the effent of exoessive indulgence In
the use of the bean. Be is fru years ()la
When he was 44 his a esi 'ra began
fail, and by the tiny? he ee;rah .t hi; .int
year he was utterly sl;;htie-s. lie vi.,tt•-,u
Fes to consult the Eur-ij a:.n p`tysiuian:'
there. They could do nothing for him
Then he was advised to visit Madrid
and consult the famous oculist, Dou
Manuel de Esoobedo.
This expert, though he had gained a
wide reputation as a specialist in eye die -
eases, was puzzled with this case', which
was not capable of pathologiee1 solutio.?
upon the bass of his past ex;,eriel,Cr. 1-["
knew that the effect of coffee wa: of it
decidedly stimulating nature, end to a
great extent tonto ,that the excessive us `
of it would severely ad' mt the n nes
sytite•m end bring talent eonj,.nel,,.t.•
n:,.i knititls, but in the practice of the
various specialists In l:' e.,,:., ,,wase
110 other eifert of cnt"rc trt, va, t. he
tound,exce.pt in .:oma v er'• r rises. end
Lhdse were meai:ell eerie • - lt'h•arn
iced Ben Zieel was refur.1
home without bee. inr .1 ,fav relief
Something About the Beautiful Plmeuto
Tree. '
The pimento or allspice tree is calti-
vated in the Wee* Indies and Jamaica.
This beautiful tree usually grows to a
height of about thirtq feet; it has a
straight trunk, mnoh beanoked above,
and covered with a very smooth brown
bark. The leaves vary In size and shape,
but are always of a dark, shining green
Dolor. During the months of July and
August the tree is in full bloom, the
blossoms ooasisting of very fragrant,
small, whits flowers.
Whey a new plantation of pimento
trams 1,� to be formed, no regular sowing
or planting takes place, because it is
news to impossible to propagate the
young Ovate, or to raise them from
seed? In parts of the oonntsy where they
are not found growing spontaneously.
Usually a pisos of land is selected either
close to a plantation already formed, or
in a part of the woodland where pimento
trees are growing in a native state. The
chosen piece of land is then cleared of all
wood except those trees, and the felled
timber is allowed to remain on the ground
for the purpose of protecting the very
young pimento plants.
At the end of two years the land is
thoroughly cleared, and only the most
vtaorou.s pimento trees and plants are lett
standing. The planta oome to maturity
in about seven years.
In favorable seasons the pimento crop
is enormous, a single tree often yielding
a hundred or more pounds of the dried
spice. The berries are pinked while green,
becrtnee if left on the tree until ripe
they lose their pungent taste and are
valueless. The green berries are exposed
to the sun for a week or ten days, when
they lose their green color and turn a
rectdtsh brown. When perfectly dry they
are put In hags and casks for exportation.
Tho odor and the taste of the pimento
berries are thought to resemble a com-
bination of those of cinnamon, nutmeg
and cloves—hence the familiar name
"allspice."—Philadelphia Time,„
In Kansas there is a small town.
Gaylord, which is entirely out of debt,
whose streets are smooth and clean,
sidewalks mended, public works in
good order and citizens happy. This
is the result of en Administration by
women.
It is the only town in the world
where petticoat government is snp-
preme, tor at the last election the town
returned to office a ticket composed
entirely of women, the votes received
hy Antoinette L. Haske;I, the candi-
date f(•r Mayor, being more than
double those received by her masell-
line opponent. Mrs Haskell has pre-
sided at the council meetings for a
year, and displays a knowledge of city
affairs that would he a CI edit toa man.
Her appointments have proved to he
excellent, and the town is content
with her rule. Her hirshand is a pro-
tninent hanker and land owner. She
has two sons, aged 17 and 11. Politi-
cally she is a democrat.
Miss Florence Headley, the City
Clerk, entered her father's printing of-
fice when she was 17, beginning as an
apprentice, and has worked her way
tip till now she is city editor of the
Gaylord Herald.. She is 20 years old.
Mrs Mary L. Foote, the Police Judge
elect, is an Illinois woman, and is a
very prominent worker in the Wo-
man's Relief Corps, as well as awuman
highly esteemed by the community.
An odd feature about her election is
that she was running in 'oppoeil ion to
her husband and, defeated hire by a.
large majority. She is 4.5 years old.
The Town Council is also made up "f
women
ITOHING,BURNING SKiN DISEASES
CURED FOB 35 CENTS.
Dr. Agnew's Ointment relieves in one
day and cares tetter, salt rheum, piles,
scald heed, eoreme, bathe's' l'toh, nloets'
Nobel= sad -.8,1 anytime e of iia Air. It
is rettai&ieg
1141 a WI %?l
ike
E3nto Wilt40 sit 0.� '
UNTOLD MISERY
FROM
RHEUMATISM
C. H. ging, Water Valley, Mies., cured by
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
"F''r fee years, i suffered untold misery
from , .:,..7 : sr rheurn,ttism. f tried every
r„•leaked the hest physl•
rr rr... r.1 ri. 1 ton, I,,,;i, Ark., Dave tunes,
c11r^, ' }• - 'Ir 'e, I esides doctors' hills;
140 r r' -,•,, u.;, ter,pnrary relief. lily
t1.' ” .; r-.. ,v see that I weighed
only ole '19.1 rte , ",n .s; my left arm and
leg were .11.. en .vet 11 shape, the muscles
being twisted ::p In :mots. 1 v r�
dress rrself. erre;-t is II 1'' •':1, i
could only hobble about !:} ;.-.,'v a Oa. 1
had 00 art.etit•', ar ,l r .44 11,',•11e'I, t' the
doctors, Mat I rol.vl not Ilre, The pile.. at
times. wer ., 'n1 that 1 et .:1' I roncre
relief only • '1' ••f :tars derr.IP L,rer-
tlons of m,.' Imb•, .t n'' " 1
In clay, in ;, , ,":es, 1 '1' Ilu•se
gave only 1r } tele'f Ail'i
everything, se e'%',-rieg tee L net
torture4, 11, eg'''. t,' take Ay"r'4 ' rc 4Uat t't,.
Inside of two months, 1 Vra4 a''l' to 0 .65
without a cane. in three months. no 1 ee
began to strengthen, And in the emirs,- of A
year, i was cured. My weight has Increased
to 185 pounds, and I am now able to do my
full day's work as a railroad hlaoksmtth."
AYERS
ale Only World's .air Sarsaparilla.
AXEB'A 1'JLAS cure Hendon/ie.
..WLaulaVi
Sometimes It seems
to weary woman that
she must certainly
give up. The aim -
pleat and easiest
work becomes an
almost insurmount-
able task. Lassitude
almost overcomes
b e r . Nervousness
a n d sleeplessness
and pain llama- het
and life seems hardly
worth the living.
That ber sufferings
are due solely to her own fault seldom
occurs to her, bat often it is so. Health
and vigorous vitality are hers if
will but ask and reach for them.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription was
made for her. Dr. Pierce's Golden Med-
ical Discovery was made for her. The for-
mer is for the ills distinctly feminine, the
other for her general system- Togethet
they supply a scientific and successful
course of treatment. The "Favorite Pre-
scription " restores healthy regular action
to the organs distinctly feminine. It forces
out all impurities, strengthens the tissues,
allays irritating inflammation. The "Gold-
en Medical Discovery" makes appetite,
helps digestion, promotes assimilation,
fills out the hollows in cheeks and neck
with good solid flesh andbrings
back all,
gladsome glow of girlhood.'Best
with these remedies there is no need of
detested "examinations" and "local treat-
ment" so abhorrent to every modest
woman.
Thousands of grateful women have
written letters like this :
MAS. SAMANTHA M. CRANMER, of Bo..34, 14
Roy, Bradford Co., Ph.. writes: " It is with plena
ure that 1 write these few clues in favor of Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and ' Fa-
vorite Prescription'uch '—the medicines which have
done run
down soethat Iso tcould scarcely drag myself around
the house, had been getting weaker and worse
for several years until I lost all hope of ever get-
ting any better. I took four bottles of each of
your medicines andRe am uow
perfectly well."
tura TO MOTHERS .
A daneoroue time soon for this
little poo$ o autumn change*
and winter cold. Plenty of fresh
air is the gree safe -guard --pus
air ilnsit&o and outside. Don't let
a Single pore of the akin bo closed.
bon'( cover them with stifling
or rough underwear, but with
"IBM
1
"taw
made of woad that's all wool—•
wool that absorbs and then tbrowi
o$the hnpurkiee. So Sok warm
and porous—so snug fitting and
di comfy" math into combination
suite. Thousands of children are
wearing theca to -sill They have
proved to be the belt.
Fol' sale by Gilroy tt Wiseman and lloligens Brothers
P1ushParor Suites only $5h1' 3
Solid Walnut h,awes, ti piouee, etety place a different color See us 1, r t;stension
Tabl,a, 117,17',,rekChairs, Lounges, Windo.v Shades, PO) are Fry m's, etlo.
01-1:BiLI.J:P3NCT 1...1-5r111-1
'_' .O.±..-60.11 C 1-1 &T3E3OX►O C.7(3-13
Forest City Business & Shortland College, London, 0 n
And you will tint them practical at all points, Students attend this College from all
parts of the country; they have the finest set of rooms, in the new Y. M. C. A. building,
for Business College work in Canada, graduates successful in securing positions. Cata-
logue and partionlars of either coarse aent upon application. Good board, $2.50 per
week; ladies 82,25.
J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser, a tr '1 page doctor book, profusely
illustrated, ul •s hicb 65o,00o have been sold
at $1.50 a ce.1 y, will be sent FREE on re-
ceipt of 21 ctnts to pay postage and wrap-
ping n,,,•. ,� ' S DISPENSARY MED-
ICAL ASSOCIATION. Buffalo, N. Y.
LADIES !
Emanclpatlon from Pain
IB FOUND IN
Dr. LeRoy's Female Pills.
Th. peration knrn+nlsb1.And1.55, trustworthy
rtf and7moa
.Reotive.enol/ ever area:ea for a4enla•
iterates ret tho tte+male erett6 Th ¢Rfsotaaled clreiaar
tft',eeurel �e<i ,m trntiojt of pelrw. or by mats
LeRoy Pill Co. Victoria St., Toronto, Can.
her polo hv .tile:..(. R'il=nn.
SYMPTOMS
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S J CF'SS
Nothing succeeds like success. We started in business nearly
two years ago, and have made a success of our venture. We
started out with a new stock of first-class Groceties, and a cash
principle, and have built up a
FIRST -('LASS TRADE.
STILL—we can do more, and in order to do 80 we are enlarg-
ing our store and putting in a plate glass front, When complet-
ed we will have a store second to none. Have you tried our
AND
CURE
OF
Heart ie Nerve Troubles.
CREAM BAKING POWDER, 20c per Ib. Tin
The up-to-date Cash Grocery
OGLE COOPER & COa
Farm produce taken as sash.—Teelenhone No. 23.
Have You Palpitation, Throbbing or
Irregular Beating of the
Heart ?
If 80, Milburn's Heart and Nerve
l'ills will cure you.
Have You Shortness of Breath, Dis-
tress after Exertion, a
Smothering Feeling,
Spasms, or Pain through
the Breast and Heart ?
If Bo, Milhurn's Heart and Nerve
Pills will cure or relieve
you if taken in time.
Have You a Feeling of Anxiety that
something is going to oc-
cur when there is no ne-
cessity for it ?
If f30, Milburn's Heart and Nerve
Pills will remove it.
Are You Troubled with Sleeplessness,
Nervousness, Forgetful-
ness, Brain Fag, or
General Debility — the
after effect of La Grip ?
If so, You can take no better
medicine than Milburn's
Heart and Nerve Pills.
They will relieve or cure
you. Every dose helps the
C1111!.
For sale I,r tt11 drugglats, or by mail on
reaslpt of ruse by T. MILBURN sit CO.,
Toltatrro.
rr .. t C. prat box, sr 3 WWI 10'1410.
0
The Best
for
The Money
You do not know what you miss by not using the above Tea.
Every customer using it is a pleased customer.
Our line ojsStap
le e ent withc(holiiestegoodsandlhe
and honestdeafound
ng. aslowas
PLA ICY Ts
Fnr a few weekv we will have a choice collection of !-Icuse
+ Plants from the Benutiller( teen House, which we will sell
at a very reasonable price. (;all and get I..i.c'es,
A cM[ 1tIt4 r & WILTSE,
ti earl'(}BtOflice—CENTRAL GROCERY—Telephone 40
J. W. IRWIN
Keeps the largest assortment of newest goods.
Quality tine and prices low in:
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware
TEAS- lack, Grn and Japan are from 5 to 10 cents per pound if you uy fromualled in tis instead of and willrices. You ea peddlers. Cora•
pare quality and prices.
SU(AS—We are d uarterbboy direct from; Montreal refiners. Keep best
quality and sell aprices.
SPECIAi. BARGAINS—3ponnds Evaporated Peaches for 250. 3 lbs Evapor
,.ted Apples for 25c. 5 lbs Prune for 26a. 28 1b Box Raisins for 81,
Crockery, China, CrlassWlare and Lamps—We have tomake gets, Tea Bmef r our
Imported Goods, and have rednoed our prices on Dinner
net
'sets, Berry Bets, Water Sets, Bread and Butter Plates, Cups and Basco.? .n4
Lampe of all kinds. Call and see our goods and get prices. No trouble to
goods.
agons
uggies
Ma
We keep in stork
and make to C. rder
Wagons and Buggies
which we guarantee to be
P.rst class in every particular.
Nothing hut the beet material u
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