The Exeter Times, 1888-6-21, Page 4Tie(40t10..
THURSDAY, Julia aue 21, 1888,
EDITORIAL NOTES,
HON. C. IL TuRrza, Minister of
Mariue and Fisheries, was elected,
by acclamation in Pictou, Monday.
TIKE Emperor ot Brazil has
entirely recovered from his illness,
and now all the obituary notices
held in readiness for his death
will be put away for awhile.
WITH wheat cheaper in Liver-
pool than it is here, it is not clear
as to how the dealers will make
the grain profits they had in view
a few •weeks 'ago,
Liz latest p,alatable decoction
s the nilk•shade. 33uy a dime's
worth of lemon syrup from a drug -
. gist put it in some milk add some
the first flush of manhood, and 1 partsmouth, 240 miles dis' tant, stopping
without care Or. responsibility, Un- at Swindon, Datil, Beietol, Exeter and
dergo- wonderful changes when be stive'rrauln"),,t.1,Tsr ie.4uiivar 7tttaetri°1Y4,1 ,Ct3 IP°q
finds himself at the head Ca a great of the scene , I t 111) lttle view
nation, whieli he must guide to little surpVise
that ,"re were no
ea/attuned prosperity or to ruin Plaoes passed th •o I USY(rtnile0ollfehtmei
Coniplications ma ' ' t"h41).t
y arise which 1 a" Wore simply called, t
mens
while other places with not more than a
may make it neceGer ssary for G,
. theusand inhabitants were called cities.
Many tO again rise up in arms; but Clinrolt and State being united
aunts
it is not at all likely that Germany for the fact that a Cathedral '
constitutes it a pity. We von:unread pa ltletee
under the new emperor will be any we
to a eornpanion in the conch, that
more anxious for war glory and any rail fences since land.
bloodshed than she has been at ing hilt EVgrreitl
under the England,
' '
When we found ourselves
ty of explaining to him
any time since the Franco•Prus.
whet every little boy and girl in Canada
sian war, know, as soon as they ltnow anything.
Notes of a Trip to South Africa. fteaelling Killgswear' the terminus et the
— —
_____ R. R., at midnight weawere met by a
DEAR Trams—In our last letter we
sturdy old fisherman with a little row boat
1
into which, with fear and trembling, we
think we left your readers on board the
stepped, along with some dozen and a half
"City of Chicago" on the night of Tues.
day, 27th of March, lying at rest in the other passeegersaimong whom expressions
wonderful Liverpool docks. We thought of disapproval of the company's treatment
on leaving New Xrork we had bade good- were freely ventured, and after consider -
bye to "The Beautiful" as the seasons able pushing and shoving we got under
supply appeared to have beeu exhausted way and ware shortly afterwards landed
in mud on the Dartmouth side of the
ou, that place and so were not a little gur.
prised on awaking next morning to find harbor.
Comfortable quarters for the remainder
the deck covered with snow and quite a
storm prevailmg. About 8 a. in. we went
rushed or shaved ice, get an egg ashore and after satisfying the officials
c
heater and set it going, in a ..min- Stilhaot
that we
hadn'tltin'tRas anythingtcokeewithabfoaLe hat w
r Lune Ste,
ute you will have as 'fine a milk- about fourmiles from the Inman Line
shade as can be made. docks, on the route passing ships of eyery
description masts being visible in every
for London sia the Midland R. R. a die-
struction of the Red River Valley tame of 240 mil '
direction. From 11 a. ii. we took train
THE coNTRAcToRs for the con-
es hauling up at Wearing -
Railroad will begin laying tl
Derby, Trent,
LeCcester itTdeBedto?dr,Ptihee' place of im ris
rails on -Monday next, after Which onment of the author of "The Pilggires-
• P5.trogress," stesaning into the wonderful
is, expected the work will pro -
ton Stool rt
,Parteras stature at about 4 p. m.
ceed at the rate of a mile and a AIong theroute we passed through about
half a day. But when it is built
a se
rounigeeh solid reek. We could n--
f twine's in most
eo
7: $') eu
t °atilt-
' the rates will be the sa.me as the th
mire the beanty of the
nt
countrY
the ane
w
other lines, and pools will deprive hmeantinle having difieigeaelie-
shippers of the benefits whichvening the beautiftigsenleeshest
should flo w from competition. and pastureland, ploughed fields and for-
MANT experiments in burning IlIbtre aed there flocks of sheep with
D9rhyshire with its hills and Zfleysrreotgehd
are loeir.g made by manufacturers
=lit':
of brick along ths liudson River. tent2 in. their natural viigr 1 rite;ree,eitnhae
skill of the haemalisna!dinms.an
eosucsi 0 winsutnaidiepeass pasture ]ands.
will. be a saving of 40 per cent. being done caineif
Scarcely could we realize the fact that
effected. The main difficulty is wewerenow in London, the metropolis of
in the “drying off" process. One the d Our tette being limited to a
reSlat of using oil instead- of wood single day the
ests with hedge fences everywhere, euclos-
brick with oil in place of wood .picturelisq$uraYwhaT by.
rie tisleeien. eside.th Very
It the new method proves to be p g work
had scaecely began among the farmers,
practical it is estimated that there though in nu
. .
question with us was—how
can we make the met of it ? Having
will be the preservation of thous -
some business to attend to we elbowed our
ands of acres oi forests in the way along` a number of streets descended
countries affected. to an underground railway and in very
--se--1 few minutes emerged again to find our -
Tian Dein/pion Government haye 1 selves in the vicinity of St. Paul's Cathed-
ral at least five miles from the nearest
placed a loan of twenty millions point in the city circumference. Soon
the London money market at however we found our way back to St.
Pancras and after spending an hour or
three per cent. It is thought it
more around the stations of the Midland
will sell at 93. or 94. The pro. and Worth Western Railways, gazing up-.
off on the mass of moving humanity arriving
ceeds will be used in paying
•
and depaethig continuously, -w&retred. to
floating debt incurred in buading our lodgings for the night to enjoy the
luxury of a steady bed from which the
public works, railway subsidies; occupant wouldn't be unexpectedly
and capital expenditure, as well as thrown.
to have in hand a reserve to meet Feellnirefreehed by a good night's rest
any withdrawals of money from we found ourselves, on a lovely morning,
on the street again, and after having a
theov0ernment savings bank.
9 "shine" mounted to the top of a white
cola and for two pence were lended.at
IN THE neighborhood of twelve Charing Cross. From there we proceeded
years ago, Sir Richard Cartwright, t,:hTor::t1( 1 a r S ciu a r ,e1 and i f r 0 m tea poPfaoriiiicecelearins.
l eastnte the to)
when Finance Minister, borrowed son movementon gesn-aergc
months previous. Th. next
osefltnleiefr,iots that occurred at that place
money in Londonagreeing to Tiray
our.per cent interest on the bon ds; object Lofw attraction -was the parha,
ment
buildings and for some minutes we stood
ie receiyed for them something
in wonder, gazing at their beauty and.
less than 90 cents on the dollar. dizzy height of the tower
night were eventually secured—our old
pilot drawing upqn his head the landlord's
blessing, who declared that once was
quite sufficient to ring the door bell- -and
on going abroad next morning fond that
we were in the most picturesque place yet
visited.
Haying no time to take in the tosen,
which wouldn't have taken long at the
most, being quite small though very
ancient, a splendid view was obtained
from the deck of the allawardeu Castle"
to which we were borne by the tender,aod
which lay at rest in the harbor, secured
by two Inlays. Businese was Suspended
that day, it being Good Friday, and on
that account the sailing of the vessel was
delayed, for a while awaiting the arrival
of the London mail. . However shortly
after I p. ms the ropes were loosed and
the noble steamer that was to bear us to
our destination aommenced its long voy-
age moving slowly out of the beautiful
little 'labor amid the customary cheering
and waving of hankerchiefs. In the har-
bor all was calm and sunshine ample pro-
tection being afforded by the hig hills by
which it is surrounded. Soon all this; was
changed for the channel was very boister-
ous, a high cold wind prevailing, and as
consequence the tables, which at noon
were filled to overflowing, at tea, time
were almost entirely deserted, Exceed-
ingly Conservative, is one part of the
human oiganisma which regents M an
unmistakable manner the change from
land to sea.
Here for the present we must remaiii
and in our next letter an account of the
remainder of the trip may, be expected.
G. A "STACRY,
15th May 1888. Cape Colony.
•
s, one at either
The nresent Finance Minister, Mr. end' A P°11"man Partied
Foster 1
each entrance
and Wks. pointed out by on
, las recently negotiated a 1
loa •
e of them the
blown
window that some ti
n in London agreein t
o was
g o pay own Oa by dynemite. juntle ag
a poose of pold:eur we
were
interest, and 11':tg along
,only three per cent. •
en m sin -
marched through a gateway into
the bueildin ,
he has rTecheiisved over 95 cents on
dollar. favorable reception From '5,17e2 TE • rer bridge which cross.
es the Thesmelri
and the eagerness displayed by
to Alm Parliament
houses we receiveeedeeasmtagnfificient view.
p ists in., England, to sectire Turnhig to our right t he urther end of
wCanadian securities at 3 per cent. the be r alongii.ai
ge we walked a considerableiitolitsh-
the Albert Einba.nknie
ever
is the
shows that the the'eTI es., l of little boats, to Our
erpaid, plainly
right ancl thefuniu numerous buildings of the
icapitalists have every confidence
St. Thomas Hospitleall.
11 the ability of this country to nning on the opposite' si)cleencfltelfte. Retadr-
imeeti all liabilities, notwithstand- i
e_gs_wr-eeereceropeed the bridge anVeprobcaild-
ong tie: blue ruin alleged by the d
ter Abbey.dittthe place
ef places,Westmieneis.
m short time
the ppOsition, • that had - overtaken on its wonderful elltkeziiTcr fnr tered in
country, owing to our heavy ;get. ctcliald apirit of dilettantel-liseniell
v thinking 4 ratellepr te
debt ft is true enough that the
But the money for which that
Canada has increased. day—of ttli0e pray—'thinking
— 1; ; is,
eltatamee an-d.....weario.es in (ay./Lay, poetry,
hc.ilsreest there.' Ser -
debt
vice being in progress
wis . was .incurred has been so listened with pleasuresetaottel(11 °In:selves
we ttse eeemexintIceint
debt
la ely expended—the expenditure singing,Q'and, though
bas so added to '.the wealth and towatch
must confaenssc wed dthiniorceeof the former,
we piay,. en this occasion
rataridce of the country—has so for otriosity rather' ai,
incPrne e the money -earning and 161130 thither, The seat we o p s
I eveoutipdhad led
to a lifessizediestatYnaes in
taX- asy' ability of the people, IleilagirtnisitY ervice over we f
stea. the.credit of the Dominion is
thatPmg
ceedecl to look around 8
around and b '
d ly than
tribute of sixpence we werey,F,ihPaymg the
pro -
proving, and now stands
hi gh eli• that of any other .
pieturesque
geide through the gloomy cum 9wn by a
country it atnhe world, Great Brit. c ape s ce a, or
mysteries of the sa II sepulchral
ain and 1
the 'United States alone 11 1 . Among tho tombs of the poets
in the Abbey as well as in the Nave d
Worth 'Transept visitors are free t all
excepted. nander
Curred on Thursday last In ele8 wore -the
"I RtDER1Cle s deatha 3 Imes. Amo t 0 .*
It Will famous Scone stone on which the Scottish
oc. . t . t .... rig he many ob• •
t II t' '
EalPER .1.e the twocoronat" jeats of
x s t ion chairs one
oR
Pi s to hold the
made by Edward. the
be admitted byallythat he Condu binge, for centuries were 1
P e crowned T le
, ca. r is supposed to have b • 1
been Made by
ted himself in a manner worth f c'th6 •
a king. Ile - •Y ' orde '
ca
1,--ases-4
CONSUMPTION 'SURELY CDRED.
To TEE EDITOR:
Pleage inform your readers that I have a
-
positive remedy for the above named dis-
cage. By its timely use thousands of
hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two bottles
of my retuedt FREE to any of your readers
who have consumption if they will sebd
nie their Express and P. 0, address.
Respeetfully, Dn. T. A. SLOG011,
Toronto, Ont. 87 Yori-go st? eet.
and Maly. Gold
it of William
was well beloved of cm -MIA purchase them yet fortheir
e, an he deserved '
their peal ance and intrineie value. A f
his peopl d 1
affection d y
s of an emperor who
had endeared himself to the mass-
es of the people even more than
Lis illustrious father. From Can.
ny arm_
an admiration. G
moarns the los
erman
adian hearts the death of the Em-
peror of Germany" brings out un-
usual sympathy because of the fact
that his heroic -wife—now his be-
d vd the t
reaye ow—is e es
daugh-
ter of the British queen. The
death of the etnperor will probably
make little any ebaege in the
European situatiou, t, his been
said that- the young emperor is a
vvarrior, and anxious to distinguish
himself in the field, as his father
and grandfather had done. But
the opinions of the young man in
Limos To rifloTREns.—Are you disturbed at
night ancl broken otyour rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with pain of Cuttino
Teeth? It so send at once and get a bottle
of"Iklim.Winslow's Soothing Syrim". for Chil-
dren Teething- Its value is incalculable.
It willrelieve the pour little sufferer int
mediately vend upon it, mothers ; there
is no mistake about it. It cures DyseuterY
and Diarrhoea., regulates the Stomach. and
Bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the Gains,
reduces Inflammation, mud gives tone and
energy to the whole system.- 'Air s.Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" fOr thildren teething, is
pleasantto the taste and is the prescription
of • tine of the- oldest and, best female
pbysicians ,and nurses in .tho, United
States, and is for sale by all druggiste
throughout the werld, Price twenty-five
cents a, bottle. Bo sure , and ask for'Mas.
Vinisr,ow's fil,foratffro s-trcm "and take no
other kind. •
e -M -E -N -N1
Oar Specific No, 23 permanently restores
,EXIIAtisTnD VITALITY, LOST MANHOOD
and GENERAL DEBILITY when other treat-
ment fails . Send 6 certs in stamps for our
Treatise an d Directio vs for home euro. To-
notTa 1lMoraxs Co„ Syndine Ave ,Po -
onto, tint,
MACKINAC.
The Meet Delightful
SUMMER TOUR
Palau) Steamoro. Low Itatee.
'Sour Trips Dor Week Beton=
DETROIT AND MACKINAC
Astd Every Week Day Between.
DETROIT AND CLEVELAND
Write for our
"Pleluresque Mackinac," Illustrated.
Contains /full Tartioulare. Mailed Tree.
Detroit & Cleveland Steam NOV• 004
0. 0 • W erco aze. PAUL Ant.,
orreorr. mica.
Absolutely Pure,.
This powderm ever varies &marvel of par-
ity,strongth and wholesomeness, liore econ-
omical than the ordinary kinds and cannot
bo soid pompe tibion with the =Latitudes of
low test, short weight, alum or phosphate
powders. Sold only in CIUNI.—ROYAL BAK-
POWD011, Ce.,106 Wall street N. ..2•
To Let.
STATION HOTRL TO LET,, Easy Terms.
Apply to the undereigned.
June14.— 1. CARLING.
PRACTICAL
Watch-leaker & Jeweller
)'or the Finest Stook and Cheapest Gocids to
be found in Ontario call on C, RE CHBNBACH
Wateia -Mak 3 11
Jr Guttman,
Fine Assort
verwere, Re
all k iieds
setisfaeter
Parichill. A
mont of Sit -
Pairing of
promptly, &
ilydone.go
work seet to . e et ies,
but all exo _ cute& in his
own establishment, under his Tersonal super-
vision. A trial solietted. G. RELICRENRAOH.
Everest's Cough Syrup
CANNOT BE BEATEN.
Allan - Line
•
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Liverpool and Quebec Service, calling at Der -
Days of Sauing.—Parislan, /stay 24. Poly-
nesian. Friday, june 1. Sardinian Thursday,
June 7. Circassian Friday, Tune 15 Sarnia-
tion,Thursde.y, June 21. Parisian Thursday,
June 25. Polynesian Friday July 6. Sardinian
Thursday July 12. Circassian Friday June 20.
Sarmatian Thursday',Jitly 26. Parisian Thin's-
dab Aug 2. Polynesian Friday Augi 10. Sar-
dinian Thursday, Aug 16. Circassian Friday,
Aug 24. Sarmatian, Thursday,,Aug 30.
RATES. Cabin 850, 865,875, according to po-
sition, Return 8100, 8125,8150. Intermediate
Liverpool, Londonderry or Glasgow 830 ; re-
turn $60. Steerage at .lowest rates, Steerage
passengers hooked to and front Glasgow. Bel-
fast Queenston or Loudon at Liverpool rate S.
Buy tickets to go home, bring out friends or
relatives by the Allan Line.
For further Particulars imply to
JOHN SPACKMAN,
The only authorized agent in Exeter.
THE LARGEST SCALE WORKS
IN CANADA.
OVER 100 STYLES OF
HAY SCALES,
GRAIN SCALES,
FARM SCALES..
TEA SCALES,
IMPROVED SHOW CASES
MONEY
DRAWERS
Meat Choppers
-V-
CARPET
Our stoult or the aeason is now complete, our immense impottationa hayies' all arrived
We are now able to show one of
The Graudest Stock of Carpets
AND BUTCHERS' SUPPLIES
ADDRESS in roars Write for terms
C. WILSON 8{, SON!,
-100 ESPLANADE STREET EAST
TORONTO, 0 NT,
Kention this paper every time you write.
Try it and be convinced of Ha wonderful
ees wife woeld not accord thein a place "ratlye inCT(311188' I'll" 25 elg.
in the back kitchen.
Having only a couple of hours to spend
in this place where weeks eould profitably
be spent, a passing glance wag all that
we could take and regtetfully though
thankful to have had the priVilege of
spendieg ever to short a time within the
abbey's sacred precincts, we took our
departure andthe feli, refnaining mintage
we had were spent in the National Art
Gallery, a place, too, svhere days could be
tvell spent.
We didn't call at 13uekingbarn Pahme
Her Gracione Majesty being absent oil the
Continent but we found our way back to
St. Patiercie, and securing a cab had our-
melases and luggage teanefeered to Padding-
ton station some four miles distant. Here
the bustle and excitement was even greet.
er the,u et the other stations, to adecitiate
idea of which can be formed without a
pereonsil visit The same can be said of For DigeaseS of the tiver.Eicluoys 0,, ono
London in generalpurifyiee of tee :weed, Pried 81. Six
. bottles, 64For Mile by all drug -
From Paddiegton, at 5 p. We took gists, afanufeetered owe be
train via the Great ‘Veeterri le, R. for o.t. tv ohotilt tt, voro§t,
(rntao mark.)
Try Everest's. LIVER faBOLIITOIL
DR.Wathingto
'throat & Lung Surgeon,
TO BE FOUND IN CANADA.
Carpets of all grades from the !meet priced Hemp to the richest patterns
ould wish to vee.
a man .
13ut a more important fact is that our stook of carpets stand to -day unequalled 06
regards value. Having been bought personally by our Mr. Beattie for CASIT in, the -
°Best Markets m the World, and marked at the elooest ptinee eoesible, we af-
firm, without fear of contradiction, thee we min and give you the best ealite /or your
money that you can possibly get in Canada. Don't forget:the ae)
New Mammoth Carpet HOuse
Of Toroete, will be at the Cent al 1 -lo -
tel, Exeter, "
MON., eTTME 25th
Catarrh,Bronchitis, astha. Consumption.
eta, Permanently end effectually cured.
A few Promment Testimonials
of Permanent Cares:
gis. John McKay,. Kiegston, Ont., Catarrh
and Consumntion.
John Melte Ivy., lein Oaten, Ont., catarrh.
MreJXOnt.,B
roncho
Mr. E. Scott, Kingaton, Ont„ Catarrh , bead
and throat.
RcaijW, It. Storey's Original Testimonial.
• Catarrh Throat Cured.
'Listen to IV H Storey, Fscta of the ; firm of
W II Storey & Son, Acton, (Sieve alanufaetur-
creak's° PreSident ManufactUrerS' Association
of
feW
Canada.
Pc xeeee, 215 Yonge-sts , Toronto,
D EA it Sin.— I assure you X feel grateful for
the radical eure yea have effected in my throat
trouble; and th migh I dislike having my name
appear in commotion With the testimonial bus-
iness, yet, having regard for thee() who, are
similarly affectedas well al having a desire to
reeognize theresults ofyour treetreeheinicike
n, departure in this ease. Prior to nay ammeint-
Dace with ycii, X had suffered for tufo years
from repeated attacks of eatarrii al sere throat
each succeeding attack keit g more prOlonged
and violent than the former. At these timos I
hnd viedent fits of golighing, end would dis-
charge large esulatities of miscues', Feeling
alarmed, I sought GI ebest medical skill argil -
:Ole, ineluditg )5:L1mM-toted Speeialist, and
took almost everything known to medicine
without, experienchig alma -tick of reliof. Last
sprit*. I went to Europa. Tho change+ did me
goed, but en My retitrn the old trouble:was re
towed. Seeing You advertised to L tlitta
place, X though t 1 woUld consult youtal thou Oa
lcoefesssvith not much hope of receiving anY
betefit. Ilewever, I was favorably impressed
with Font candor. and resolved to give your
treatment a trial. The result, I am happy to
inform you, is a eeitll)loto Mireand one so
marked in ita chart eter its to surprise both ray
self and my,friends,, Froni the first your n16(-
161110 seethed Adapted to my date and gave re-
lief, In two trios. I war, entirely welLatid have
se eontinued through the retest Unfairortible
ff Miami of yesr, Feu are at liberty to tusk°
What Use you please of this letter, rind if shall
be Pleased to answer any eneuirmeeelative to
twe este. Watt Yell, sToRtt
Attons Jan. 10t14# 1887,
kirCONSULTArtI035
of the West.
Thos. Beattie & Co's,
176& 178 DUNDAS-STREET (East of Richmond-st,
LONDON, ONT.
...••••••••••11.1010.0.
$1.0 Reward for the Ocatiotion
OF DEALERS WHO OFFER POII 1 ',INFERIOR OIL OF °TIM
AND SELL Co MANUFA.OTURE FOR
L DINE
:MAGI -UNE- OIL
Eureka Cylinder Bolt- McColl Bros. & Co.,
_CutW
ting & Woo] Oils. For sale byall leading dealers. I , Toronto.
IIISSXTT BIR.OZ., Sole Agents, Exeter.
One Door South
of Post °face
--HE HAS--
.& NEW AND COMPLETE
----STOCK
Boots &
Shoes.
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing proinpflyattended to.
G -EO, MANSON,
JOHN BRAWN,
1311-)Eit,TAKEll
CABINET-MAD:ER,
Walnut &Rosewood Caskets
ALSO Corms or EVDAY DESCRIPTIOli.
A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISEED CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
GIVE ME A CALL
c.
Her sey 's
The Place
TO
Buy Cheap
GOODS.
DRAMA
SCENE I.
Enter Mrs. Enquiritiveness.
Well Mrs: Sensibility,,as I have
just finished washing iny tea dishes
I thought I would walk in and-asle
,
you where you bought that tea 1
borrowed from you this morning.
Mrs. Sensibility. — Why, look
here,- go to 1<ir1ton and enquire
where Dub:nage keeps and if you
'bily his 5o ct. YOUNG HYSON
TEA, you will smile more than
you have to.maht, for then you can
pay me bock with as good a,s you
borrowed.
(To I3 CONTINUED,
PUREST, STOiCT5 EST*
CONTAINS NO A.,
ALUM, AMMONIA, LIME, PHOSPHATES,
oeany injurious materials. sell
E. W. GILt Err , • Twtglisrt'eZTErs.
Meer tithe CE1,11311ATE3R07AIL21lASTe UHL
CENTRAL
u Store
A full stock of all kinds of
Dye—stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
ers
the best
in the mark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
Central Drug Store Exeter.
C LUTZ
500 TTTEIS
Batter Wanted
47. liflatheson,
EXETER Norma,
Our Stook is Well Assorteek
THE SEASON'S, TBADA,
LOW PRICES STILL blAINT,AlkNED:
GROCERIES 1
16 lbs.; eugar $1.00; 13 the. svhite sugar, $1
We can't be iinclexsold in Teas from 20
to 75e. par lb,
Boots & Shoes All Styles It Low Prices
is. nitely fiesorted steels of
HARDWARE.
PORES, SCYTHES and GLASS all siees
(Cheap.) Best Machine Oil dOe per Gal.
COAL OIL AS LOW AS THE -LOWEST
A nice Teti Sett of 44 Pieces, $2.75
A Ood suit of ready-made clothing fo $0
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