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TILE CLINTON NEW ERA.
4"gtA ry 28,1 183 .(
nted for
he high -
Parties
a8 w •t,r by env-
e chop.
''itzsinions, Clinton.
,BITCHIER SIOI'.
`i ituRRT
(allege en tIt'o osela prinoi•
%apply oni n etlomers with
sit lowest eying prides
RPHY, LINTON ,
mess Change.
nhgtity of fathogs wanted for
prl cisme, for which the highest
:Will be • ; id:. Parties having
Wiil'eblig by leaving word at
Clinton.
J'CIiER SHOP
-Sul amrth has ops e d . shop in the pre•
see recent*- erected especially for this
rite, opposr '.b'aiz'e Mill, where he will
Pim hand and sliver promptly, to all
its of the•tawn
reeh /Meat of all xY41els. A share of
tie patronage respeotfury solicited.
O'vijEYL, - - CLi�TTON
CUR AND FEED -STORES.
00K'S
ion ;deed store
a, 'SORTS
csmall quantities.
and MEAL
AZ,Tr BINDS.
unds,Clhoice Oatmeal: for 1 bushel of
O,ate.
COOT ,. CLINTON.
FLOUR & FEED Store
ate `Hill & Joyner)
Sit& ;Market, Clinton
., ,f3htirt , Oats, Pero, Barley,
fi"of mel old at lowest prices.
r Feed, 38c a bush
a Raisins, 281b box $1.
line 25c per lb. and up.
-insight at highest
In
orporated by
'CAPI ATI' 42,000,000
FUND- -f 01,500,000
HEAD yOli'I'ICE, MONTREAL.
INTON
o i al k
otof
arliament 1886
'Wax,: MO'L8ON MACP1nnsON, President
WoLFZUBTA?o Tritr*e: Oen Manager
ee discounted, Colleotione made, Drafts
Q, .Sterling American exchange
uglit and foold -Interest allowed on de-
ei e % Tinoe$A.ni--Interest allowed on
Duals of ;i1 ;and up:. Money advanced to
mere, on' their town note, with one or
re endOrsors . Ne'rliortgage required
g. Cj. BREwiR, Manager, Clinton
Fieri AGGART.
SER
CLINTON,
ing Business
eted.
OUNTED
tiytereat allowed on
posits.
AN & TISDALL.
BA.NKTIRS,
& arroN, ONT.
fleets taiade %tofarmers on -their own
haw et low rates of interest.
inatal Ban'king 19ueiness transaoted.
Interest allowed On lisposite.
Bao Totes bought
�,'• 1P, TISDALL, Manager.
n8E1111441 NIA IINKBchot
tYttolh 'street.
yhave inert redoived another lot of New
and,Deminitfn Sewing Machines; the
cit t ail exceptionally good machine,
$
hail given good eatisfaotion to all
and. ail ds of Repairs
kept On h#tnta
d on'monthly payments. Call
Write for prices and terms.
WM. MOO.RE
Seven Years
.At the next meeting °of the Ransil.
Presbytery,, the Rev, W, J. Dey,
of Sinlcoe, will move that every. Pres-
byterian minister resign his charge af-
ter holding it for five years, unless it
is contrary to the wishes of his congre-
gation.
T . I NG
pit4E,
• LWLIIIG
STINGING
OKiN DISEASES RELIEVED BY
PLICATION OR
Dr. Agnew's Ointment,
35 CENTS.
Mr. James Gaston, merchant,Wilkesbarre,
Pa„ writes :-For nine years I
disfigured with tetter on hands
But at last I have found a cure
Agnew's Ointment. My skin
smooth and soft and free from every
lab. The first application gave rellef.-
Sold by Watts & Co.'
ON AP.
have been
and ftice.
In Dr.
is now
blem-
$0.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Ls the only safe, reliable
3 monthly medicine on which
- ladies can depend in the
hour and time of need
I. prepared in two degrees
of strength.
No. 1 for ordinary cases
is by far the best dollar medicine known
--sold by druggists, one Dollar per box.
No. 2 for speoialcases--io degrees
stronger -sold by druggists. One box,
Three Dollars ; two boxes, hive Dollars.
No. i, or No. S, mailed on receipt of
price and two 3-oent stamps.
The Cook Company,
Windsor, Catania.
Sold in Clinton by Allen & Wilson,
druggists.
DRESSMAKING:
Subscriber
the house formerly
on Street, where
cute all orders
workmanlike
will also go
desired. MISS
rooms in
Rye, Hur
to exe-
a thoroughly
manlier. She
the day if
Clinton.
.
-
�.
.i
.;
u
need.
bas opened dress making
occupied by Mrs.
she will be prepared
enttusted to her in
and satisfactory
out and do sewing by
BYE, Huron Street,
J4
-THE
UNDERTAKER
IsGOODS
Best
Splendid
OPPOSITE
ST:iNEo�_ �
LEADING
-AND-
EMBALMER.
A FULL U[Ai 7
KEPI' ill STOCK
_
Embalming Fluid
Hearse
Residence over store
TOWN HALL
1cLEOD'S
System RENOVATOR
AND OTHER TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoveriehed
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpate,
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neu-
ralgia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and -Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dame
Female irregularities and Genera1Debitity
Laboratory, Goderich, Ont.
J. M. McLeod,
Prop. and Manufacturer
Sold in Clinton by
J. H. COMBE, and ALLAN & WILSON
McHILLOP MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE 'CO.
FARM as ISOLATED TOWN PROPERTY
ONLY INSURrD
OFFIC r- r:.
Geo.IWatt, Prestd r araock P. 0.; Tames
Broadfoot, V1ce-P- s., Sc•rforth P. O.• W. J.
Malmo ,, kleoy.T vas., Seaforth P.O.; eL Murdie
Inspector of las-os, Seaforth I'. 0.
DIREOTORS
Jas. Brondfoot, Seaforth; Si. Alcrdlo, Sea -
forth; Geo. Dale, Seatorth; Goo. Watt, Bedeck;
T. hl, Bays, S•'aforth; Alex. Gardiner, Lead -
bury; Chas. Carbutt, Clinton; John McLean,
Kippon. ,
AGENTS.
Robt Smith, Harlock tg-ret for Huhott,'Mor-
ris and surroundings; John U. Yeo,Holmesviile,
for Goderich, Colborne and surroundings;
Robt, McMillan, Seaforth, and J. Comings,
Egtnondville.
Parties dosiroas to effect Insurances or tran-
sact other business will be promptly attended to
on application to any of the above officers
iv/reseed to their resp-ctive offices.
1'At llllhril'
CS8
B
Trees, Plants, iambs,
This old -established and reliable business Is
being continued as usual, and those who want
anything in our lino can rely on the -very bust
of service
Clrolco :Plant's for Spring Bedding.
Floral Deaigitq fol: NVeildings or Funerals
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
spruce+ Scotch, it Astrachan ,Miro
imott few*
All rd entire
Sd,
tewart Estate 1 ►mlliler
Huron County ehristian Endeav-
or Budget.
REMEMBER WINGHAM, JUNE 2IST
AND 22ND, 1898.
TAKING PART IN THE 0. F. MEETING.
We are all pledged to take part in
every C. E. meeting. To do so is one
of the acts that help to develop our
gifts and exercise our graces. In doing
this many are timid and fearful and
need inspiration and help, and for this
we have large assistance given us by
the U. E. writers who provide for our
our need. There is a neat little book
published, by the Canadian Board of
Publication, Philadelphia- "The Pres-
byterian Cht istian Endeavor Manual,"
by W.G.Ellis, of the Golden Rule once.
It is an excellent and cheap manual.
Get it. Then there is a nicely bound
volume issued by the same house, en-
titled "Converted Anew," written by
Miss Belle V. Chisholm. This is an in-
spiring story, no one can read it with-
out feeling the high privilege of being
an Endeavorer,and being permitted to
do something both in the meeting and
out of it for the good of others. Ano-
ther is "A Daily Thought for a Daily
Endeavorer," by G. II. and E. P. Sut-
phen, and published by the Baker &
Taylor Co.,New York, This is a store-
house of tinefruit;the choicest thoughts
of many minds. No one can peruse it
without having his mindenriched, and
thereby beingfitted to take part in
meel'_ngs• e are thankful for these
most excellent helps, they will aid uS
in brightening up what would other-
wise be a very dull and uninteresting
meeting:
HAMILTON, OCT., '98.
The Endeavorers`of Hamilton are
very busy preparing for the Conven-
tion of '98. Committees have been
struck and are hard at work, they are
determined to make it a grand success.
We trust the whole of our province
will aid in that.
THE C. E. SOCIETY AID THE SUNDAY
SCHOOL.
The C.E. society stands in the closest
relation to the Sunday School. Many
of its members are Sunday School
scholars and teachers, and it has in its
working force a S.S. committee whose
duty it is to look after the children and
see that they attend Sunday School
set vice, using every inducement to se-
cure this, or if they or any other
children have no way of attending
Sunday School, open one in a kitchen
or in a parlor, or in a school house at
the cross roads. Tnis one of the hest
works in which the C.E. society can be
engaged. It pays in a four -fold way,
pays the parents, pays the church,pays
the indiyrdual, pays the community.
All are blessed by it. No one need be
afraid to enter the work for want of
helps; th
abound.e
A most com
re-
heeive and
excellent book is the Prac-
tical Commentary or the International
Lessons, with hints to teacher, black-
board exercises, questions and class
register. It is complete and good, and
sound teaching, and cheap too, being
only 60 cents. If anything more is
needed by the Mission school teacher,
"Pelonbet's Suggestive Illustratione on
the Gospel according to Matthew" will
be yaluable. It is a choice collection
of the beat. Pelonbet is known by all
teachers, he is at the front. Both are
published by the Revell Co., of Toron-
to. Let the activity of the C.E.society
go out in this direction. It shall do
much to develop the members and at
the same time build up the congrega-
tion.
OUR QUESTION IkRAWER.
(1) What is the best form of a cense;
cration service ? The simplest and the
truest. That which will help the mem-
hers most in realizing that they are the
Lord's,and are giving themselves anew
to hirer. Think of how that can be done
best. (2) We are very ignorant of the
history of the church and have not
much time, what would you suggest as
a good outline of history ? There are
many useful compendiums. Wesley's
Church History is one that has been in
use many years. If you want a recent
one, we recommend to you an exceed-
ingly good one. entitled;"The Rise and
Spread of Christianity in Europe," by
W.H.Sumers. It is in the series of
Present Day Primes, being issued by
Revell & Co. This little book is full of
interest and will awaken desire to
know more of the history of the church,
Read it repeatedly till the events stand
out clear to you. (3) When should we
drop names from the roll ? Be not
hasty in doing that. Young life is val-
uable. and springs readily from one po-
sition to another. Be therefore patient,
little good and great harm is often
done by the hurried removal of names
from the roll, Deal kindly with the
erring and seek to reclaim them. (4)
What is the best time for C. E. meet-
ing? A time in which the society can
meet by itself, and in freedom develop
its own life, without any fear of out-
siders. (5) Can you suggest aood
missionary program that would deep•
en interest in missions ? Have papers
of three minutes on the country, the
customs, the worship, the people of
some heathen nation; let those who
have no paper read passages from the
word of God, or get a speaker to give a
well prepared address on the mission
you wish to know more about. Have
plenty of singing. (6) What recent
book would you recommend to ayoung
man as helpfulin the building of char,
acter? Never were so many issued an
they are to -day. Among the best m-
be named "The Investment of lir-
fluence" by Nevelt & Wright Hillis."
This handsome volume is inftpiring,
interesting as a story, and stimulating
as the morning breeze. No young man
can read it and not be helped. It is a
splendid book. Revell &Co., Toronto,
publish it.
Mrs Geo. Douglas, an old lady resid-
ing in Woodstock, died suddenly un-
der somewhat peculiar circumstances.
On Tuesday she was in bed upstairs
when she was startled by smoke corn'
ung rnt,o her room, and, although very
weak, got out of bed, but fell on the
floor, where she was found in a help-
less condition. She never recovered
from the shock.
Munyon's Converts
The People of Canada Are
Satisfied and Convinced
ALL WILL TESTIFY
That Munyon has Kept Faith
With the People and
Made Good
HIS PROMISES
His remedies are Beco`•mg the Safeguard
of the Home -The Peo• e Have Trusted
and Have Not Been Dec 'yeti.
TWINGING SHOOTING PAINS.
Mr. Wm. Dyson, Guelph, Ont., says. -
"My experience with Doan's Kidney Pills
proves them to be a splendid medioine for
any ono troubled with backache or urinary
diffionitiea. I had bad paine in my back
and shooting Using all over my body, toge-
ther with dieziness and sleeplessness.
Through the ase of Doan's Kidney Nile I
am now entirely oured and feel braced up
and as young as ever I was."
Oct tea.
'tif)iild
*Latter.
Is eti
ooy
Mre Mary Moes, No. 25 I' hestnnt St, To-
ronto, Canada, eaye:-"I ave used Mnn-
yon's Dyepepoia Cure wit. splendid results.
1 was so bad with this it isease that food
would lie for hours on m stomach, caus-
ing me great pain and agony. I also had
severe pains in my back and I was fre-
quently troubled with sour stomach. I had
to be extremely careful what I ate, but af-
ter using one vial of Munyon's Dyspepsia
Care I am now able to eat anything with-
ont distress afterwards. After suffering
for years with this disease it is a pleasure
i
to be again able to eat anything I desire.
Thanks to Munyon.
Munyon's Rheumatio Cure seldom fails
to relieve in one to three hours, and cures
in a few days. Price 25o.
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures all forms of indigestion and stomach
troubles. Price 25o.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneumonia
and breaks up a cold in a few hours. Price
25c.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs,
night sweats, allays soreness and speedily
heals the lungs. Price 25o.
Munyon's Kidney Cure speedily cares
pains in the back, loins or groins, and all
forms of kidney disease. Price 25o.
Munyon's Nerve -Cure stops nervousness
and builds up the system. Price 25o.
Munyon's Headache Cure stops headache
in three minutes. Pride 25.
Munyon's Pile Ointment positively cures
all forms of piles. Price 25o
Munyon'e Bleed Cure eradicates all im-
purities of the blood. Price 25o.
Munyon's Female Remedies are a boom
to all women.
Mnnyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail.
The Catarrh Cure -price 25c -eradicates
the disease from the system, and the Ca-
tarrh Tablets -price 25o. -cleanse and heal
thearts.
Munyon's Asthma
throe minutes, and
Pride $1.
Mnnyon's$Vitalizer
Price i$1.
A separate mare for each disease.
druggists. Mostly 25o a vial,
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 11 and
13 Albert St., Toronto, answered with free
-redioal advice for any disease.
Remedies relieve in
mire permanently.
restores lost, vigor.
At all
A STORY OF DR. HOUGHTON.
Too Honorable to Meet the Logic of His
Own Appeal -
The following story is told of the late
Dr. Houghton, pastor of "The Little
Church Around the Corner::"
Some.20, years ago the Gilman forgeries
attracted much attention -not only by the
skill and system of their execution, but
from the character and standing of the
perpetrator. Ho was convicted and sen-
tenced to state prison. His amiable and
accomplished family was plunged into
distress so poignant that many benevolent
and prominent friends determined if pos-
sible to compass his pardon.
Dr. Houghton was invited to go to Al-
bany and act as spokesman of the party,
many of whom were personal friends of
the late Lucius Robinson, then governor.
Dr. Houghton had become much interest-
ed in the case and made an eloquent ap-
peal for executive clemency, which moved
his audience, including the governor, not
a little. When at last he ceased speaking,
there was silence In the executive library
for a moment, broken finally by a question
from Governor Robinson:
"Dr. Houghton, I have been intensely
interested in what you have said. May I
ask you ono question?"
"Certainly, governor, as many as you
wish," replied Dr. Houghton.
"You area clergyman of high repute
for integrity and intelligence. I am the
governor of brie state under a solemn oath
to execute its law. If you were governor
is:. - ' • ' 'okcu that oath, would you par-
don Gilman?"
It was a temptation to any speaker, but
it ras retested. De. Houghton paused a
moment and very quietly answered:
" C ovcrnor Robinson, the law places that
power and responellality upon the chief
rxecuth o. It is for you and not for me to
say bow it shall be exorcised."
"Very well," Said the governor; "then
I shall exercise it, and I shall not pardon
Gilman, much as 1 feel for his family,"
1t is doubtful if PO few words ever more
clearly display( d Lao character of two
I.ct,, cacti of wh(.in Lad tho highest esteem
na tl:o other. -Mw York Mail and Ex -
mess.
After serious illneca, like typhoid fever,
pneumonia, or the grip, Hood's Sarsapar-
illa has wonderfnl strength -giving power.
Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then' she gets
into a tight place and heeds
helping out.
Thing( get started in the
wrong directions .,
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-
liver Oil with hypophos-
phites can do just this.
It strengthens the nerves,
feeds famished tissues, and
makes rich blood.
5oc, Auld Stone ; alt druggists. \
SCOTT & TiClVrtkVg; • 'dietitiste Totbate.
Working a Perambttlator.
The road from Port Lokko to Bumban
being well known, we did not sketch it,
but we checked the distances with the per-
ambulator and observed the latitude
every day, using frequently both theodolite
and sextant and taking meridians of the
sun and one or more stars. Wo had some
little trouble at first with the perambu-
lator. The native boy who had charge of
it could not be persuaded that there was
any legitimate method of transport except
by resting his burden on his head, and
when out of sight ho adopted this method.
When oured of it, he resorted to the device
of reversing the instrument occasionally,
reeling off a mile or so, and then making
it work backward for a bit, so as to defy
all attempt to get the distance covered.
But we very soon overcame these dlflf-
oulties, and our operator learned to take a
pride In his instrument and became in-
flated with conceit at his own intelligence
in wheeling it. -Geographical Journal.
A Considerate Boy.
Employer -You were latothis morning,
Henry.
✓' Office Boy -Yes, sir.
Employer -Did you forgot to mention
it to me?
Office Boy -No, sir. But I didn't want
to deprive you of the pleasure of being
the first to speak of it. -Boston Transcript.
Avarice says, "I will oppress the weak
and devour the fruits of his labors, and I
will soy that it is fate that bas so or-
dained. '-Volnoy.
_Pets gf run with eich fathers-in-law are
alwaFe 1red.-Washington Democrat.
LIFE DNSTiiOYT[vl'l. CI.Ot11' CURED.
GEwTs.-I have used liitgyard's Yellow
Oil in my family for croup and bronchitis
during the past twelve years and never
found it to fail. It cures every time. I
have recommended it to my neighbors and
they keep it on hand. I would not be with-
out it for any price. MRs, 11. WARDEN,
Winthrop, Ont.
Jas. Eves, of Toronto, who died on
Tuesday, was a generous supporter of
the Salvation Army in his lifetime,
and his will leaves all his estate, which
amounts to $20,000, to the Army. He
gave $5,000 towards the erection of the
temple on Albert St., and other dona-
tions during his life brought the
atnount up to $20,000, Mrs Eves has
been left about $600 a year.
The sick man .knocking at the door of
health gets in if he knocks the right way,
and stays out if he doesn't, There are
thousands of ways of getting sick but only
one way to get well. Dowhatever you will,
if you do not put your digestion in good or-
der,and make yonr blood rich and pure,you
will not get well. Rich, pure
is the
only thing that can bring ;:erfeot health.
Constipation is a disease of the blood. A
large part of all diseases are traceable di-
rectly to impurities in the blond,and can be
oared by eliminating them with Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. The first thing
it does is to put the whole digestive system
into perfect order. It stimulates the appet-
ite, excites a copious secretion of the diges-
tive fluids and promotes aesimilation. It
searches out disease germs wherever they
may be, kills them and forces them out of
the system. The "Golden Medical Discov-
ery" has been used with unvarying success
for over 30 years.
John E. Walters, blacksmith, Water-
loo St., Stratford, attempted suicide
Thursday morning, by cutting his
throat. He was discovered before he
had done himself much damage, and
no.eerious.results are anticipated. Ile
is about 50 years of age, a bachelor,
and rather eccentric.
REMEMBER
We don't advertise for mere effect,but for
business. We know that,if you are subject
to cramps, you should have a prompt, effi-
cient remedy on hand. Nerviline- Derv( -
pain cure -has a wonderful and immediate
curative power. It,relieves in one minute,
cures in -five. Pleasant to the taste and the
best known remedy for pain,
Canada is a great country, and Can-
adians are a great people. In the light
of sjme recent events who can say
what the future may have in store for
the Dominion? Mr ar,d Mrs McGilli-
vray, of Toronto, aged respectively 78
and 60 years, are now rejoicing over
the birth of their 22nd child, a daugh-
ter, who arrived on Monday last; they
take the matter quite coolly; in fact
they act as if used to such events.
The lady also gave birth to a child in
August, 1896, but it died.
C 1`' C H E
makosthe young feel 0$3, and fiescdd feel
that life is not worththe g. 4ti We a dan.
ger signal of Kidney etuxes/ink
evidence of 'weak, inactive aril i d'neys.
Any person cured of I4`idney tress will
tell you that when tike back ceased to ache,
all troubles ended. Neither liniments, nor
plasters,. nor electricity can once it. The
seatl o the trouble is not in the skin, flesh of
modes.�i?stn the kidneys.
k can
CUED
I had terribleains in my back and my
was thick and muddy. I was all broken up
and in poor health generally. Two boxes of
Dr Hobbs Sparagus Kidney Pills cured me
completely. Push the sale of them hard,
there is nothing better. A. if. VAN ALSTIN
f•Mt iER; e4 Toledo St., Adrian, Mich.
I had suffered with'a lame back and was con-
fined to my bed for nearly two weeks. I took
not quite all of a box of Dr Hobbs' Sparagus
Kidney Pills and was entirely cured,
ISAAC MARK, 851 S. Eleventh St, Saginaw,Mich
Dr. Hobbs'
PM%AU
W Kidney Pills W
FOR SALE n! '
ALLEN & WILSON, Druggists,
CLINTON, ONT
The old Clinton PLAITING MILL
H. STEVENS, Proprietor
The old original Contraotor and Builder,
who has made Clinton his home for forty
years, is still in business witha modern,
up-to-date Factory, and is prepared to fill
all orders of whatever description, on short
notice and the lowest terms; first-class
workmanship guaranteed. CONTRACTS
for bnitdings taken, and all kinds of build-
ing material fntnished as desired,
HENRY STEVEv8,
Vitilltam Street, Clinton, im r ediatolt
f
'be • •c1; the Park
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THAT 'I`HE
FAC -'SIMILE
SIGNATURE
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TORIA
dastorla is put rep in ono -size bottles only. It
4e not sold in bulk. Don't allow anyone to sell
you anything else on the plea or promise that it
to "gnat as good" and "will answer every pt r•-
peae," *airf3oe that yon get
Tho he -
tisane
Sa on
every
VuDDOr-
S� Reiiieniber when purchasing your
Christmas Supplies
If you take quality into consideration, we are able to meet all requirements,
in FRUITS, U S FINEST SELECTEDAL 1
V ENC AS RAISINS, S FANCY
VOSTIZZAS, CURRANTS, ELEME FIGS, NATINURAL FIGS, PURE
SPICES, Beet brands CITRON, ORANGE and LEMON PEELS', COCOA,
CHOCOLATE, ICINGS, EXTRACTS, ESSENCES, ORANGES, LEMONS,
CANDIES, CROCKERY, TOILET SETS; DINNER SETS, &m
1 Crate Fancy China, jnst the thing for Christmas presents
N. ROBSON'S, - - Clinton.
L
OATS WAN RED
In exchange for FLOUR, FEED, GROCERIES, ETC.
4 lbs. New Raisins for
80 25 Regular Price. Our Primo
7 lbs, Good .fapan Tea ,. 1 00 Washboards 25 17
Elbe. 25c Japan Tea.. el 00 Oatmeal
r„.5 lbs. 30c Japan Tea (per 11 lbs) 25
8 lbs. Black or Japan Tea 1 Laundry
Extracts... ... .... ....10 08
Laundry Starch 10 08
Regular Price. Our price Baking Powder 10 08
Laundry Soap, 10 gc bars for 25 Baking Soda 5 04
Brooms ...... . 15 12 Sunlight Soap,(3 bars 18
15
Brooms. .... ........-. 25 20 810e. plug McDonalds Tobacco 30 -25
Other goods at like prices. Much Sugar for little money. Choice family Flour, 82.35 per cwt
Oats wanted in exchange for Oatmeal- Choice Butter on hand, Bran, Shorts, Chop and all
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ElepM y * !l OST 11 Iw Airk An American Explorer to Africa
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