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e beg to Nati
Our customers and the public generally that we shall on
wit
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Saturday Next,
May lith,
Commence to sell one of the largest stocks of Clothing
consisting of Men's, 'Youths' and Boys' Snits,
which has this week been bought from the trustees of
the estate of John Calder & Co., the largest •manu ac-
turers in Canada, who have gone into liquidation.
The goods have been bought at a very low figure
for spot cash, which will enable us to sell far below any
dealer in the county of Huron.
The first Saturday will be devoted to the Boys'
and Youths' Clothing. ; the following for Men's Suits
and Furnishings.
We invite everybody
to inspect these good 3.
CLINTONJackSOn., Sr
ur
THE CLINTON NEW ERI
INTOtt MARICETS
Corrected every Thursday afternoon.
ThOrOday" July 4, 1901.
Fall Wheat 0 04 a 0 64
Oats ..... 0 31 a 0 32
040 & 046
140 • ... ••• Aff... • 11 •••
1341'14V • • .'• • .... • . 0 4° 6 0 40 DENSTEDT-In Brandon, on June 19th, the
t ...... 0 60 i 0 00 Wife Of Fred Denstedt (formerly of lilYth)
Flour per owt,
Butter, loose 14•13,p1k.' ,O 14 a 0 15 TWEDDLE.-In Bruise's. on June 25th, the
Eggs per . . 0 9 a 0 10 vrifo of F. W. Tvrecidle, L- 1). Sof a daughter.
I(ENSOLIFFE- In Winghani, on June 26111,
he wife of Harry Hertecliffe,
Witivhion, on June 2/th, the
wife of Frank Illertine, of Toronto (nee Miss Et-
Jul 5t1iy 1901
ItORN.
Bownianville. June 22,
the • wife Of Mr Neil Yelllwlees, fomerly of
Clinton, of a daughter,
G 17LEY---At 9 Sheridan Ave., Termite,
to Mr and Mr e Robt. .T. Conley, formerly of
Clinton, a oon.
800 a 800
Sheepekine ... . 0 40 a 0 50
No. Z Green trimhidee 5 00 a 6 00
Potatoes, . 0 25 * 0 25
Chithene, per pair ., 0 20, * 020
Docile, each., 060 o 070
Geese, per lb 007 a 008
Turkeye, per 0 09 a 0 10
Pork, live 0 75 a 6 85
Pork, dressed 8 00 A 8 00
Wood. short 225 a 2 25
Wool • 0 13 a 014
Live Stock Markets.
Montreal, Que, July 1. -The regeipte of
cattle at theeast end abattoir this morning
were 650 head of cattle, 200 calves, 15
sheep, 1501ambe, There was a good at
tendarioe of bnyera and prices were 0054
Cattle, choice sold at from 50 t o 5ao p
pound; good sold at from 4to to 44n
pound; lower good from 2ao o, Ban per
pound. Caves were sold from to $10
each. Sheep brought from 30 to 3ao per
Ib. Lambs were mold from 3 to 40 per lb,
Hoge brought from g to 7o per lb.
T..
bargain -
OF
SPortina Notes. •
BowLixo.-The Seaforth annual bowl-
ing tournament ie on ;July 16 and 17.
Fooratnr.-Seaforth defeated Galt by two
Role to one in the western Football Asso-
ciation matoh on k witty last.
• Besestm-The Clinton and Goderich
junior baseball teams played in the county
town on Monday and after a yery exciting
game; the match was won by the Goderich the metal of°1117 gaTe7sClUtr4,1111A
PRDOI -J
teem ,hy 18 to 9,the more being: Goderich- I road, Goderich, by Rev. M. McKay, J. E. Pre.
0.1 5 5 0 0 .1. 1-13; Clinton -0 2 1 1 0 I ston, both of Goderieh •
dons, to Ida, eldest daughter of Mrs R. John -
2 1 2.0-9. The players from here were
Sage, 2b, DohertY, 3b, P. Johnsonl I
lb f IgeLEOD-ALLEN--At the residence of the
brule's father A. Allen, in twirl, by Rev. M
ta Ilushja son.
DENBOW-In Brussels, on June 11411,the Wife
of It. Denbow, of a daughter.
BOWYER-In Gerrie, on anne.20rd, the wife
Of J Bowyer, of a deughter.
WILSIoN-In Goderich township, on June 18
to Mr and Wire G. Wilson, a daoghter.
MARRIED.
HIGGINSON-TUNIS-•At the Rattenbury
St, parsonage, on the Ord inet, by the Rev.W.G.
Howson. Mr Abram. Higgnisovi of Goclerich,
to Miss Bertha Caroline Tunis. of pandas -
BEST -ABEL -At the residence of the bride's
father, *afore', on June 26th, by Rev. Rural
Dean Hodgins. Mr W. E. A. Best to Miss Maud,
eldest daughter of Jos. Abel
APIY.,McQUADE - At Seaforth, en
June 25th, by Rev. Father Corcortni,ygrisx
Mulcahy, to Mies Margaret, daughterof-John
McQuade, all or Seaforth.
""--EE'VEgL-SMillit=kiti the manse, Egmond-
ville, on Juue 29th, by Rev. N. Shaw, Mr Fred-
erick A. Reeves.Of tbeaforth, to bliss Mary Q.,
daughter of L. Shade, of Harpurhey.
PRODGER-FORD At the residence of the
bride's parents, on Jul:1018th, by Rev, R. Mill -
yard., Wm. Prodger, of London, to Miss Martha
A.., eldeet daughter of Jas Ford, of Stephen.
• LOUTIT-VYPE -It the residence of the
bride's parents, on Jane 26, by Rev. D. Perrier
Albert Leutit to Miss Jessieivoungest daughter
of LavvreneeFyie, both of Wingham.
BAIOIR-GRAVISTON- At the Methodist
Rev. R
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ross, to Mies Mary A Eginvistin, of Hullett,
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ILLINE RY
We are olothog our Millinery department for Ott oases and we take
this opportunity of returning our ;sincere thanks to our numerous
customers and the public generally for the very liberal pat-
ronage extended to us,.This has been thebeat millinery seaeon have ever
had in the history of our business and during the next ten Jays we will. offer
startling bargains in trimmed and untrimmed millinery to clear, sis we will
carry nothing over to another ettasort-eVervthing must go.
Ladiee' Sailors, in plain white and colored strew, silk bsnd, regolor price
40a, rot 25o.
Ladles' Sailors, in mackinaw etraw, worth 50o, for 30o.
Girls' Sailors, in white and fancy straw, worth 85o for 20o,
Gide' Sailors, in white and black, worth 25o, for 121o.
Ladies' Trimmed Hate, very stylish, worth $L50, for 980.
Ladies' Hats, trimmed with ohiffon, Ilowere and foliage, regul tr. price
$3.95 for $2,25.
Ladies' Tuscan Hate, trimmed with veiled roses, foliage, and black ve1.
vet ribbon, worth $3.25, for $L05.
Ribbons at greatly reduced prices to clear,
• A large colleotiog of. flowers and foliage, regular prizes 15', l'Oo old 250
each, your choice toi 10a. •
CARR -DOUGLAS- At Bt. Pauls, Ont., _en.
June 20th, by Rev. E N. Baker. of Stratford,
Robt. Carr, of Brussels, to Miss Liza, daughter
of Mr and Mrs Wm. Douglas, of St.Pauls.
GENTS' PURIST ISHINGS
Men's Flannelette Night Shirts, regular prioe:75o, for.600.
Men's Duke of York Neckties, something new, 25o..
Men's Bilk Knot Ties, in fanoy patterns, 15o or 2 for 250.
Men's Collar, in all the new shapes, from 10c to 180.
Men's White and Fancy Shirts, from 25o to $L
• McKinnon az Co. Blyth I
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E. Johnson, se, S' eveneon, o, McRae, .p,
Sheppard, U,Dayment, of, Twitohell, rf.
Emu TO CiarrroN Bowmtns.-The Mit •
Ba' KOENIG
Bankrupt Stock
has so far been even more successful than we anticipated. The stock, howeyer, is a large
one and although we have already sold a lot of goods the vacancy is scarcely noticeable.
We intend to run off the stock as soon a; possible and our low prices must do it. Come and
see therbargains we have, a few of which are mentioned below:—
Oturflress goods are all bargains but webave not room to men
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Mow them all. Besides the goods must be seen before the
prioes can be appreciated.
A couple of pieces of the Fancy Plaid left at We and 42e.
Aline of Dress Goods in purple and red only, at 12.
Some nice dress and skirt lengths at°6llc, 75c and $1 per
yard.
Serges, Lustres, Henrlettas and Ca meres et about whole-
sale prices,
Dress Muslim; at 10e.
STAPLES
Our best ehirtings for 1,0c and 11c
Cottonade 25c •
Blue and Brown Denhains 150
Toweling worth Sc for 4c
Regular 124c Print for 10E
Colored Sateens reg. 15e, for 12e
Cotton, Towels 5c a pair • -- • • - •
Turkish Towels 20c is,p!dr ap •
Linen Towels 20c a pair up
Table • Linens at less than wholesale prices
Table Oilcloth 20c •
Floor Oilcloth 30c
Turnbull, Goaerich, on .Tune 25t .Annie,
est daughter of A. Allen, to N. McLeod, of
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Loolialsh.
13ELL-HANNAH-At the residence of the
°hell bowling tournament resulted_in a de. bride's parente, near Seaforth. on June 26t by
Med mouse this week there being thirty Rey. Waddell, Thos. Bell, of Farquhar, tomb's
rinks in oompetation including Clinton 5, Hannah'
Seaforth Mitchell 5, Guelph 3, Stratford DIED.
2, Toronto Canadas 2, Toronto Thistles 1, McLAUGHLIN-In Xellillon, on June 30th,,
Toronto Proakeot Park 1, Listowel 2, Brim- John J. MoLaguhlin, formerly of Hullett, aged
sele 1, London 1, Ilarrieton 1 and Goderich
1. The final for the; trophy was played, .off
between-Jacksonle-(Clinton) and- O'Connell
(Goderich) the former winning and earring
off the troph; , copulating of four silver car-
ving sets and Goderioh the four club bags.
The victors won all games played _having
won by default f....,, Zilliax (Listiikvel) and
58'years.
HIGGINS-At Mountian, near Montreal, Rev.
Joseph Higgins. 2nd son of the late Mr Joseph
Biggins Of StErnley,---••
• PIPER --In Seaforth,on June 21st, Ada Bar-
nett,wife of Ef.Piper,aged,27,years and,Rimonths.
Wingham, on. June 22nd.
Mary, relict of the late Duncan McTavish, aged
51 ears
CheapFruit
We have decided to Belt until
further notice--
defeating Raneford'e (Clinton), Steele AITCFIISON -In Wingham, on June 2.5th,
(Stratford), Beacom (Harriston), and final- Sarah Alice Currie, wife of Jas. F. Hatchison,
ly 0 Connell Goderieb; Goderioh aleo won aged 82 years ana 10111°,101s.
all except the final. • Forrester's unhappily shBeTHERVT -In With, on June 24th, Mrs J.
riston for the trophy, Yule ' (Listriwel) in JA.184Lr's -In Grey, on June 11501,M's Rufus
ed17 years and 8 months
24th year. •
Met with defeat throughout, losing to Ear,
the association math and Smith ,(Slitonel I) -jaKerRuNiAnki•hilerAN-In Morris, on June 2/th,Jas.
Roberts (Seaforth) and also a default from KWIthelicit atgal=glifOt J _r_)u e23rd,Margaret
in the completion; Spalding's won from
Yule (Listowel) but was defeated by Liar- I Strong, beloved wife of S.C. wils..n, of con 12. -
riston in the ti °ploy. won from Weir Sea• I • •
The ealendar.
forth) and lost to Buritt (Mitchell) in the t. __
•aesociation match, and was in the eamole- saturdl eth-Ffuron Old Boys' Re-
Dayia (Mitchell); Ransford's Won from July 8th -School Board.
J• uly 9th and 10th-Settforth races, _ •
Anderson (klitcnell) but, lost to Jackon's July 12th -Orange celebrations at Stratford:
(Clinton) 'for. the trophy. and did 'not play and Lucknow.
the second day defaulting to Bciritt (.S1 it. July 16andl7th-Seaforth Bowling -Tourna-
°hell) in the associetMn; Gotnbe's lost. to 111.711241.111,herualTournament of Len.
Donald (Toronto Canadie) for the ' trophy donlinownng Club. •
and also to Woods ( orooto Canadas) in •
tion match but prvotically defanited to Union at L nton. •
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the association match. • Tloe rinks were:- Liz; gro
J. Taylor, E. M. Markt), V. Brydone
and W . Jackson skip; W, E. • Rand, J.
'Wiseman, T. R. Leckie and W. P. kapald-
ing Joht,ston;' ' W. Irwin; Dr,
Agnew and D. A. Forrester skip; E, How-
ard, Dr, 1:Iolroes, A. matrons and J.
Ransford skip; J. W. Trelsaven,H. Wiltee,
A. Porter and ,H. 13. Combe rink. • i
28 lbs best selected raisins $2.00
Prunes per lb 5
• Dates .... •5
• Figs •." .. . .. , 5
Young Hyson Tea per •lb15
Agent for Ransfords' fine Dairy Salt.
Come early and often.
WU GROCERY
W. O'Neil
Our telephone number is 48.
Garbleicaranite_ _ _ ,
Now is the time to order
-We are delivering right off the cars at the lowest possible
.
edraggled Skirts
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This is hard weather on those beanti-
fill white skirts; makes" them dirty all
around the bottow-so dirty you'd . not
want to wash them yourself.
We want to wash them for you,though.
We want to make them clean, bright and
•fresn. We make all jinen look fresh and
sweet. • • . •
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John Itaysitevere•Laundr y
.COAL Cli
WOIRJICS
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The ready–made Clothing hasrbeen one of our busiest depart ents and it is•in this. finals in the boNling tnarnament at 1 f monument
• The
• in the reliability of the firm, fr3ra• price for'. the best grade of Anthracite Coal
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which he buys, for the material
:department we can mate the greatest reductions, We are selling all our beg suits at whole- eon'e rink (Clinton),2nd,0 uonnell s (Goder.• should have . conoplete confidence
. . Mitths11 are: For the trophy--lst Jack-
:sale prices which means a big saving for you if you need a gut
Tweeds from 20C up
• An exceptionally nice black worsted at $1,..30 Collars lOc to 1 5c •
Pants made -to order from our best striped) worsteds, for $I$ • Cuffs 25c • '
.Odd pante from 85c up Cotton Books at 7c.a pair _
• 'Overalls at 45c and 700 We have a few black sateen shirt 'Waists left, mostly email
• Boy's braces at 5c and 10c aim, to clear at $1.•
Men's braces at 20e, 25c and 40c Another line of black sateen, trimmed with white, at 60c
%White lanndried shirts at 45c Two pairs only Cheralle Curtains, Koenig's p•rice $5.00, ttir
Best line 75c price $3.50 •
• Ties from 5e to 25c A few Chenille table coven 50o '•
Boots and Shoes we can show the highest quality, combined with the lowest prices to be found -in the trade.
We extend to everyone a hearty invitation to come and inspect our stock and get our
prices. •
Plumsteel & • Gibbings, Clinton
1111-1311 TWO -A-- J's— Good Shoos
Buy your new hat
Before Easter, beforethe style •and
eine get broken. We make a speciality ot
'theta and have a larger stock than in any
;previous season of the beet English and
American make, styles and sizes.
In English hate we have the 43,31e-
lbrated Wakefield, Sackville and Leslie
exialtes. Our American Hats combine good
style and quality in all the new colors from
pemil to black.
A. J. MORRIS11, Clinton
Riea4yoWea i Ohm
Ready-made suits from Ave dollars up
to eleven dollars.
The five dollar line Is a tough dark
grey Halifax, extra good yahoo, •
'We have a line qtblack stoipe worsted I
pants foe $2 75 which would In cheap at
Moleskin pants and tweed from one
dollar per pair up.
An extra good bloc•* worsted emit to
der for 08.00. .
A. J. HOLLOWAY, Clinton.
for 'Ladies
The shoes that we're going
to tell you about now are the
cheapest shoes we know of.
• o its not $1.48 nor $1:98
• It's $3, $3.50 and $4
ich); association matoh---1st, D.,ugherty's
(Mitchell), 2nd, Steele's (Stratford); conso-
lation thatch -let, Bur:itt's (Mitchell),
2nd, Wilson's (Scaforth). •
CracitEd.t.-The Forest and Clinton cric-
ket club, played a game here on the morn-
ing of July let, the visitors winning by
'more tat .S5 to 41.runs. The score as fol
lows wets for one innings:- , Hoover,
',CLINTON t u • Proprietor
. '0 ' Next to C.oruniercial Elotel
and worktnan2 p a to
very few buyere are familiar with.
If you do not know us, please in-
quire about our reltability trom
those who know us 'hest. We are
the only praotioal men here in our
• line.••
D. Oantelon, b Mitylor.,
G. Sorge, o Naylor.
A. McGarva, b Maylor.
G. Twitohell, b Maylor
Lt. Kennedy, o Walters.. ..........• 7
Mokturohie, b Blaett 6
�. Hoover,o Brown 0
Conoh,bP. Bluett. . . 1
W. Harland, b Bluett •„ „ , 2
J. W. Chidley, b htavlor........ .... . . '9
J. Howson, not out .. .. ..... 3
Extras...... •... 5
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Munroe' b Couch •4 44AAA 6.0
Karr, b Couch., 0
Bltiett, o' Hoover.. . .. . . ... 5
Van Valkenbarg; b ......................
Walters. o Barge „ 19
MoDonell,o Harlanol • . 3
Pepper, o .. . .. „ 0
Maylor, riot , 13
Scott, 3 Howson—. •..... '0
Brown, o .... 5
Eagleson, o Kennedy oda” 0
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•%%nu. Zuventonnento.
Cook • Stove Wanted.
Wonted to rent at once, second-hand cook
ittotic euitable for campers. Send particulars.
•to NEW Bak Office, •
Feed Grad For Sale
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•The best is the cheapest
Ow rig to tlhe scarity of 1".;srs there is a difficulty in get-,
ting orders filled.. We woun advise ordering at once in order
to secure present prv...;, as call will undoubtedly • advance flrsa
of next month L not sooner. Leave your orderst our store
2 cars of Portland and Thorold Cement just 'received..
• Call and get our prices.
Bariey at 45c �orriat5oo, Oats at 82c, Corn
Chop at 95e. Cash or time as arranged. Drive
right to ware:lomat; always: plenty on hand.
Ju175-4 • W. G. PEitRIN, Clinton.
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Auction sale- of Calves.
Indeliblo
•Cold water paint suitable for barns,gates,bridges,fenc •
and all outside work, • White and 17 colors. It is durable al
mighty cheap too. Call 'and get color card and all particulars
Good assortment of stoves, screen doors and windows. •
ARLAND BROS.s
Cheap Hardware House
Mr George Chapman will be it the Com-
mercial Hotel, Clinton, on Saturday, July 6th,
with a choice load of Durham calves which he
Will sell by nubile auction, at 2 o'clock, p. ni
This vvill be the lastof the season.
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Good Biscuit
The Beet Biscuit and always the Beet.
No changes, no uncertainties.
Every Biscuit light, moist, delioione.
If you want this certainty on Baking Day, nae.
Hovey's Baking Powder, 25c per lb.
Paris Green, best grade, .25e per lb:
J. E. HOVEY, Dispensing Chemist, Clinton.
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This is part of the crowd who are going to Clinton on July 6,
. • to welcome the Huron Old Boys and participate
in the big demonstration.
They're not the cheapest
in the sense that they're the
lowest priced, but cheap.
est because they give the roost
wear, dollar for dollar, The
are ade of the best ]hila
phis, Vice Kid. with oak tanned
soles, designed and put, to -
ether by the highest skilled
intelligent labor, ensuring fit-
ting and wearing qualities not
to be had in other makes of
shoes. So much here, now.
Come in and see for yourself.
Fred T. Jackson,
Soleseliing Agent Weft.
Sale Register.
• Auction sale of boueehlld effects by
X Dickinson at the house of Mrs McLeod,
Gibbings street. Clinton, on Saturday,
July 20, commencing at one eclat*, p. in.,
Jut, Scott, solicitor.
Nicw M. D's. -The following from
this Country have successfully passed
their examinatione before the College
of Physicians and Surgeons, Toronto:
Final- F. A. Clarkson Toronto, form-
erly of Settforth ; W. ft. Ortok, Ford*
wick ; D. It. Dunlop,10ordwick .4 W. G.
Montgomery, Wroreter EL P. Koss
Exeter Intermediate—W. at. 4look,'
Fordwick W. R. Hamilton, Mother -
.well: D. R. LendebOrouglt, Seaforth
W. G. Mtintgotneryt Wroxeter J.
Saddle Bluevala ; N, Whiten*,
Londe:Wu ; Pti,rnary, with honors
—W, T. Genttnill, Seafortht F. C. Neal:
Walton; Primary, —M. D. Buchanan,
Zurich -
Rey. H. E. Kellington, B. A , pastor
,of Hifi street Miseion London, and
assistant pastor of bnders Centro
Methodist church, London, was .mar.
tied on Saturday to Miss Emma
Richards, of 'Orchard street. Sel:
linnton is well known in Huron, he
having' supplied at Wile for sonde time,
The Orangeville Banner . sayr that
Oroseley and Hunter had 400 profaned
converefons doing their stay in that town.
Of thee...bout 217 deoribed themselves as
Meithairats, 100 as Preebyteriano, 87 as
Anglicans, 24 re Retitle*, while Oongre•
gatiOnalistr,the Array and Eoman
CithOlitte Wer‘ 044 represented trootig the
terneioder,
NEW SHOE SHOP
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The undersigned bas opened ant shoe steep
in the Sheppard Block, Huron ' Street, where
he will give special attention to iepalringand
custom work. Parties requiring anything in
his line will find to their Interest .to call on
him.
Antos Cooper, Clinton,
July 6-m
• Farm tor Sale.
SUGARS
100 Ione, West %stet 80,1st Con,,East Wawa
nosh: good roads, good water, near R. 0.,
ehtirch, school, six miles from Blyth, lease ex -
Oct. 81, 1901. Purchaser has nrivilege to
plOugh and sow fall wheat. S. -MARSHALL.
June 28-.1m. . Auburn,
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• If there is one thing above all others in •which
quality counts, it is in preserving • sugar. It
should be pure and wholesome. We sell Red-
path Extra Granulated, and there is no better or
• purer Sugar in the world.
VINEGAR
• When you want Vinegar --send the jug to its
and have it fined with imperial. • It is clear
and sparkling—not a particle of sediment—fine,
sm.00th-flavored, and oxen etre h. The 'vine-
gar of a bsolute purity and reliability. Price 400
per gallon.
TEAS
Rattonbury St. Works,
• etsiasITON.
Direct importers, Workmanship
end Material perenteelt
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• We have heard many enquiries as to the name.
and variety of the delicious,. full.fiavored Tea
served at the Knox Church soma itwas our
celebrated "Myrtle Japan." This hone
of the best Teas that can be procured.
SEALE & BICE
Proprietors.
rlitit is first *Wog, And Is lh pure thitttifid leas without Molting or
other etiolieretioo. 'Ay you will continue using it
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