The Exeter Times, 1890-3-13, Page 4Established 1877.
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BANXE1R,
EXETER, - ONT,
Transacts a. general banking badness.
others on fa erablereintsQf luorohants sad
Offers every aeeommodetion eensis t ene with
aafeandeouservativettenningpritnciples.
riveeer cent interest allowed on deeeslte.
Dr a£tsissuelparableat any eines. e£ the
bx erehauts 3)auk•
NOTES DISCOUNTED, & 1><foNli Y TO
LOAN ON NQTRS AND MORTGAGES
THURSDAY, MARCH 18th. 9.590,
EDITQRAL NOTES.
At. idea of the change that is',
coining over the farming class in
the United States is shown by the
resllts ot an investigation made by
the State Librarian ot Indiana into
farm: mortgage indebtedness in that
State. He reports that this form
of encumbrance increase $6o,37g,
000 between the years 2873 and
1879 inclusive, From 2.852 to 1$88
the increase was $46,476,000, a
total of Sxo6,8se+000. Interest on
those loans is at the rate of seven
per tent., and the farmer s of the
State a_repaying annually $ ,4eo,00a
in interest. Nearly all these mort-
gages are held be foreign companies
thirteen of which in three years
forclosed mortgages aggt-egating
The murder trust for providing one miliiou dollars. Indiana is one
for young Englishmen of xneans, of the best agricultural States in
with head -qt asters at Niagara the -Union, and when it shows us a
Falls, may have done•a much mora
extensive business thee is at present
known. But the police are sharp
enough to get to the bottom etc A.
Tue. Jesuit Bill settled, the dual
language trouble averted. and. the
Orange Bili out of the way, there
will be peace in Parliament until
Mr. O'Brien asks a few questions
about alio reference of the Jesuit
Matter to the Attorney -General nn
England, when the aged Premier
will be worried for a few days
more.
THE Ontario Legislature had
sanctioued a Government Bill for
the estalilislunent of county poor
houses and industrial farms. .�.s
population ixlerea ;:e at is natural
under ordinary circumstances tera
larger residuum to be -precipitated
to the battoci c?f the social scan:,
and it is better until the world has
grown wiser rind better that those
to anent shceld be provided with
industrial homes than .that they
should go to recruit the criminal
class or become burdens upon, Putting it in a different way, the
private charity.
record like this, what must be the
general coni;tion of the farmers
throughout the Republic ? These
fads contain ample food for reflec-
tion among those who imagine that
coni nercial union would better the
condition of Canadian farmers.
Ixadiana has commercial union with
alt the other Mates, yet it does not
se Ve its tanners $rorll hanhvupto3',
Te ,Ontario Government has
issued a diagram showieg that the
value of the products of Ontario
are, acre for acre, greater than that
of any nine of the I.luited. States
which it quotes. Taking the crops
of wheat, barley, oats, corn, rye,
buckwheat. potatoes, and hay for
six. years, 1882-S7, the diagram
shows that ten acres in each of the
above crops yielded:
Ontario,.,, ,.. ,. ..$9,440
Ivew`kork............... .7,474
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana.
Wisconsin
Kansan
3iissaari.. , , .
.. 6,440
.141.0,..0,842
5,7179
410.0 $,078
•;,.5,309
4,355
lows.,•...., 41 41 ......
NEWS NOTES.
Information has been received at Tor-
onto of the sale of the Bell Organ
Factory, of Guelph, to an English syn-
dicate for three quarters of s} million,
A contract has been made with Spring
Bill. N. B., nines for the delivery of
20,090 tons of coal at Portland, Maine,
It will be shipped in schooners at Parrs.
b oro,
Germany has 19.470 postofdces, .Eng -
17,587, Prance only 7,346. Last year
05,000,000 postoifiee orders, withIr value
of 4,800,000,000 francs, were forwarded
in Germany, and 21,000,000 orders, the
value of 658,000,000 francs, forwarded in
France.
A ballot paper with a number on its
back corresponding with a number in
the voters' list may be a seer it ballot to
Mr. Mowat. but there are many who
talc a eif[ereiit view, A. numbered
bsliat can reveal tate voter, and that is
what the law was formed to guard
against
The man who was forcibly ejected from
a car in Sap, Francisco after tendering in
payment of his fare a $.Z gold piece,
which the conductor refused to accept,
has just recovered a big verdict against
the company. The Supreme Court held
that $.:t was not an unreasonable amount
for the a;entsof a corporation to change.
The beekeeping business is an erten-
sive one in this Province, some 25,000
persons hemi; engaged in it. Of late
years foul brood has appeared among
the bees, and legislation is now sought
for the propar inspection and regulation
of the business iii this particular, which
the Minister ot Agriculture: is promoting.
Matters in South .A,frica are becoming
interesting. It appears from the des -
p; tehes that the opponents of the Buten
Republican Government have become
suiliciently strong, to hada down its flag
and assert British sentiment by actions
which place its powersatdeliance. This
is a sign of growth of the English popu-
lation in ra country where a short time
ago a law was passed practically dis-
franchising Englishmen. Emigration
has been pouring intik south Africa from
Great Britain, and British capital and
enterprise have been developing lands
which the Boers have long regarded sail
waivereserves. Thus it would appear
that the question who is going to own
Africa from the lakes to the Gape is up
for solution, and the British colonists
have made uptheir minds= the answer,
_ Ontario farmer, with eighty acres
;illi. Adasu. Bentyl., l . k', havingin the above crops, at the end of the
deee so well fur the .protection of
six Fears would have received more
pigeons, ought to turn his benevo.
lent attentioes to the cause of
insectivorous birds,and bringabout
legislation to do away with „the
English Sparrow. Once .upon a
time the woods and fields of Cana-
da were vocal and resplendent with
sling birds and birds of rare and
beautiful plumage. But they
have disappeared, Were they the
worst enemies, instead of being
among the best friends, of .man,
they could not have been slaughter-
ea , more mercilessly by man and
sparrow. The insect armies that
occa£ionally ruin millions ot money
worth are among the most strikiug
effects of bird murder, while the
constant depredations of all sorts
of insect pests are the direct results
of the disappearance of the birds.
And if those ladies who tum their
bonnets with stuffed birds ;would
only realize the amount of suffering.
and actutsl loss the Cashion entails,'
they would not inflict the pain and
sorrow that every m:tn of sense
feels.
than the farmer in New York, cul-
tivating the sante area and tile
game amps, by $ x,x06 ; more than
the farmer iu Ohio by $2,183 ; in
itlichigan:by .32,200; in Illinois by
$2,7gS1 in Indiana by $2,86x; in
Kansas by 53,2x3 ; in. Missouri by
$3,34.I . in Iowa by $3,682. On-
tario's average for the six years
was better than the average of
these nine states during the same
tear by 4S ,per cent. In wheat the
average production was from two
to six bushels more than that of
the nine states. In barley the dif.'
fererace in favor of Ontario was from
four to five bushels, in oats from
four to nine bushels, in corn from
i8 to 26 bushels, In rye from two to
six bushels, in :Buckwheat from xs
to 15 bushels, in potatoes from 27
to 47 bushels aud,in hay from one-
fifth to one-third at a ton per acre.
.MANITOWA appears destined b
set an example to the other pro-
Ninces in some very important mat -
tiers. The majority of the settlers
an the prairie province are men who
retain, •a too lively recollection of
the evils existing in the older pro-
vinces to patien:fily permit their ex-
tension to, and .establishment in,,
A1anitoba. Desirous of having a
homogeneous people, a harmonious
body politic, and knowing that
state -aided sectarian education and
ecclesiastical exemptions are potent
influences in dividing the popula-
tion into hostile camps and keeping
them divided, they have wisely de-
termined to remove the last vestiges
of the connection between Church
,end State. By this radioxel opera-
tion every one is placed precisely
on the same footing, each family
and each church being left abso
lutes free to take . char .e• of the
Y g
moral and religious training of the
young, • 'In . a r ew country this is
the only logical position for the
civil government to take. In the
older provinces the question is
ranch more complicated and cannot
be Fo eas;ly dealt withas in Mani-
toba.
oba.
• Children C6 ror Pitcher'.
0WW.
STAR GROCERY
Just Received a d-'
ietrnesey'sI3iandy in Casks
Also other grades Brandy
WrioLEs.ALE
Lake MIron, La1ra4orWhite
Aust received a consign -
Our
root Importa1aQI ofr
andeaises. Corby whiskey
l renoh & Domestic Wines.
AND REITAIL
Fish & I roup in Ebb. 1-2 Lb1s•
mend of This Season's Teas
Grocery Department is Complete
X13. Every 13rar ieh.
Exemption in Ontario.
A bill amending the public and separate
schools act, proposes that any ratepayer
whaling to be rated a separate edictal cup.
porter must ria notify the clerkof the mum -
ideality before Mardi tat in each year.
Treasurer Rosa tax exemptions bill, pro-
poses to exempt all church bn-ttdinge, but
the land upon which they ore situated and
the laud attached thereto eba11 be eul+,;eet
to a local ieeprUvemeut tax. 411 educational
institutions, except public awl separate
schools, ars to be taxed. 1'oreenal eropertr,
ineladiug reroautile stock,, will be taxed is
the same Mentzer au etpresent iu vogue itl
Toronto. Clergymen's salaries and their
reeldenees are also freed frons exemption.
The twenty years' license of the
1,0141siana State Lottery authorities ex.
Tares this year, and the utmost vigilance
u being exercised by them in trytne to
get a footholdin some other State. It
is understood that though the Govern.
of Louisiana has mules, stood thing
out of the lottery, and have been offered
several millions to renew the charter,
they are resolved not to legalize tho
system after the expiry of the term now
running. North. Dakota, beiughard up,
was offered a big bonus to allow the
lottery* to be quartered there, but the
lawgivers resisted tho seductive influ-
lances brought to bear on them. Nevada
has now been approached as abut hope,
Anel a despatch from. San Francisco says
the ahamces of ettcceas 'ire geode es three
State isin need of money, and nary
leerisletors will back the scheme. If it
does not get a foothold in Nevada, the
lottery is likely to go to the wall.
Presbytery. of Huron.
Short Items•of News.
CANADIAN:
The body of A, H. Alexander, a glass
stainer, aged 35, of Toronto was found Fri-
day afternoon hanging to a sapling in
the township of Vaughan., near Toronto. He
had been suffering from la grippe, and had
been in the asylum twice and it 1e thought
his recent illness unsettleu hie mind. He
was an artist of some ability.
The Connell of the Equal Rights Asso-
ciation of Ontario has issued an address to
the people of the province. whinh says that
true friends of confederation are they who
could obviate bitter contention, which mea-
sures tike the Jesuits' estates set will in-
evitably breed, not they who would allow
the fame principles unhindered to work
permanent discord and confusion. On
separate schools in Ontario, the address
says that .public money should not be given
for sectarian purposes. All provinces ohould
have liberty to establish or retain or abol-
ish separate schools as they should see
cause.
At a convention of retaii'merolhaats of
Manitoba at Winnipeg Thursday, strong
resolutions were passed against insurance
companies now doing busineas in the pro
vhnne, it being contended that they were
making fortuues unjuetly out of merchants
by charging exorbitant rates. It was decided
to ask eastern companies not having repre-
sentatives here to enter into competition,
and the merchants would pledge themselves
to give the eompotinp companies all their
risks. If no oompetitora eau be found it is
proposed to establish a co-operative oompany
A. committee was appointed to wait ou the
Legislature asking for legiel'ttiou to regulate
ineuranoo companies, autl also to abolish
theobnoxions Exemption act, whioh,,geverai
spankers alleged; made dead . beats of
debtors.
UNITen: STITES. 41 41
A protest-erainst lowering the dutyon
bops has been trade by the 'United Staten;
Brewers Association in the 'Ways and Menus.
Comtnittee iii Coni;rese on the ground that
American bops it ere . sufficient. Lt was
stated that io the prohibition, states more
beer ,was eoneumed than in the licensed
states, because thane was no license to ho
paid in snob stater+, and beer was. corse-
,quentlf' cheaper.
11.1.10.1.10
Burchell the Man.
"ANTED..
Toti:xahangoaciumntity of firstolasa
Cedarreate fora horse. Apply to
Sarepte 1' Q • moot3, 011. 4. lot 5. Con $, liay
WAN TED
bion to take orders for Nursery Stools,, on Sal,-
ary orComimaslon. I can make a silocesafnl_
SA-LESMA .
O A PION FOOD t h well work and follow my i
and aaz_youur salary or commission every
week. i'Pyrita for terms at arca. -
A anFone who
t
/�R. •�.t�7 +mo�+ww •1 t` etruetiona. W,ll furniau handsome outfit frac-
a'aN4 qi! t1 ,�h+^ a 1`ie IX tall'ti MS. 4Numer'mAn.
Live Stack Food
0otiulsl< o'orgltto out.
..:Bu:raock
mom -
"..O OD
TTE RS.
IN THE WORLD,
riouey Uved by its Use
Horses can now be kept in bettor
col;dition ; cows give more and
At fife Ouror:or'a inquest at eteinaaton,'richer milk, and all kinds of Live
which was COAolndett an Saturday, the jury
agreed to the following;---" Ties find
that the eald F. 0. Reuwell came to hie
death by two pistol phots, fixed into ilia
bead from behind—ore at or near the rare
of the neck, and another a little behind and
above the len ear, either one of wbfob wife
Sufficient to vanes death ; and your jurors
have reason to believe, and do believe, that
the said abate were firedby the hand of
Reginald Burettetl, eke Somerset, with the
deliterato purpose, wilfully and feloniously,
to cantuhit murder, on or about the 17th o1.
k'ebruary.1800: and we are of opinion that
Caroline iiurebell, wife of the said Reglad()
I nrchehl, was accessory to the murder after
the fact.
P. blcLs's. Coroner.
Roar. Rrrusurosn, Foreman."
Stock is restored to health, fattened
and improved at a much less ex-
pense by the use of
p i aSONAL.
The ranter which nae Gained currenor during
the past few days. to the effect that Afr. Jona
lleleleell.storekeeper. and Lewis titaide, brick•
maker, of Crediton, bad failed is utterly, false
and wee orientated without the slightest
foundation.
Moth persona are carrying on business as
heretofore. and there ie not the elidhteat
possibility of their becoming insolvent.
Jerre 1LF1.e1113T,.
Lewis S:U1u..
1110 OAIIp ftNTE R'S, STONE
4. IUASO:1sa i,xn PAINTERS.
Sealed Tenders addressed to the undersigned
and endorsed "Tenders for school repairs" will
I,llniScfctins,abt1ansadpean e seen, andai
necessary information obtained at the *Aloe of
the Secretary.
The trustees will not be bound to accept the
lowest or say tender.
By order if trustee board.
W. J, WTrserr.
Secretary school'.o.10.
The Presbytery of Huron, met in Willis'
church, Clinton, on Tuesday 11th inst.
There was a large attendance of ministers
and elders. Session minutes were called
for and examined and found to be correctly
kept. The report an temperance prepared
by Mr MoConnel, was read, and set forth
that the evils ot intemperance in their
differentforinawere quiteapparentthrough-
out the Presbytery and more so since the
repeal of the Scott Act- The report recom-
mended keeping temperance teaching
prominently before congregations ' and
Sabbath schools during the coming year,
and which was adopted. Carmel church,
Hemel', reported that they had raised
their minister's salary to 51,000 and a
month's holidays. The report on Sabbath
observance was read by Rev. I.8. Hender-
sin. Mr, Henderson and Mr. Martin with
Mr. Carnochan, elder, were appointed to
draft a resolution tare the Sabbath Legis.
lotion at present before the Dominion
Legislature. This motion was afterwards
submitted and passed, commending Mr.
Charlton'e bill to the support of our re-
presentatives in the House, The report on
the ,tate of religion was read by Mr.
Musgrove. It showed much progress
made in all deparenents of church work.
A ealt from Bayfield and Bethany to the
Rev Robert Henderson was sustained and
sent to Mr. Henderson who is at present
supplying Manchester congregation. Rev.
Dr. Lang, of Dundee, was nominated for
Moderator of the General .Assembly. A
committee was appointed to draft a reso-
lution regarding iug the death of the Rev.
George Jamieson of Bayfield. After a long
conference on a report submitted by the
commissioner appointed to visit Bayfield
Road and Berne congregations the Presby
tery adjourned. In the evening a very
intereetine conference was held to,. which
the public was invited. Open discussion
on several practical topics took place,
which were eatroduced by Revs. D. Mus-
grove, D. M. Ramsey and others. Rev.
.dr Acheson, Moderator of the Presbytery,
presiding
Minerrl's. Liniment (hires Distemper.
Oreenway. Ont.
CHAMPION FOOD, WILL CURE OR RELiEVF
SOW BY GILIOUSNE$$$ p1WNfi'SS,
JAMES PARKINSON, moloe DYSPEPSIA. F UTTY,
lNt1/CEST/QN, F�f/TTERINO
General Storekeeper, JAUNDICE. OF T11EHEART
Agent for Exeter, ERYSIPELAS. ACIDITY OF
SALT RHEUM, THE STOMACH,
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS
HEADACHE, OF THE WM,,
And every species of disease tubing' fro
4lsordered LiVER KIDNEYS. STOMACH.
i3OWEt-i; OR 8L00%,
. MILUURR & at. Pr"Plciamm.
Coo. Silistugton
XTOTICE TO CRIWITORS,
In the matter of Samuel, Treutuner of
the village of Crediton, township of
Stephen, County of Huron. Province
of Ontario, farther and brick manu-
facturer.
Notice is hereby Riven tbnt the above named
Samuel Treuranor has made analignment to
mo of all his estate and effects, in trust, for the
benefit of all his creditors.
A meeting of the creditors of the said estate
is hereby convened and will be held at the
Town uell,Crediton. Ont., on Saturday. March
15th, at ono o'clock P.m-, for tbe appointment
of inspectors -land the giving of directions with
reference to the disposal of the said estate.
All creditors of the saidestate aro hereon
required to file their claims with me. duly
ch meeting.
Proven.
after the firn or st day of June.e the d D 1000.1 shall
Proceed to distribute the said esta'o, baying re-
gard only to such claims as I shall have notice
of, and 1 will not be responsible for the assets
of the said estate or any part thereof, to any
person or persons whose claim or claims shall
not Intro been filed. HENRY EMBER,
Dated 6th March, 1800. Assignee.
An experiment made the past. sum-
mer with cows, proved' that with a
handful of salt, or about two ounces of
it, given every day, the yield of butter
was increased one-fifth; and when the
salt was withheld . the yield fell off in
the same proportion: The reason,
beyond question, is thatas salt is re-
quired for full digestion of the food,..
more of the food was changed into
milk. Keep salt within reach' of the
cows.
A •correspondent -writes :-Two lads
residing on the Base Line, Blanchard,
strayed from home Sunday, and in due
time arrived at .Motherwell, in a trim
horse and rig. Whether the love-sick
ermine prolonged their visit . after.
nightfall your deponeth saveth not,
but at any rate the parental roots were
not reached till the wee sena' hours
next morning. What induced the
young gallants to cross the line into
i•3sborne to enquire the>way to the Base
Lamps yet a•tn .Ytars
} Y
P lher's Gastoraa
W 11. TROTT
Boot & Iii Mau
Has opened business in the
premises of R. SPICER, op-
posite SFNxolt's Photo Studio
where he is prepared to meet
his old customers and as
many new ones
FARM FOR SALE.
1100 acres—being Int 18,Nortii Boundary, Mo-
Gillivray. There are 95 acres cleared, balance
bush and pasture ; 19 acres in full wheat, and
fall ploughing done; watt -farmed and stall -
watered. Good frame house with stone meter;
also frame barn with stable underneath ; good
driving house. Distance from Oroditon post-
e/lice Si miles ; 4 miles from Uentralia, and.
convenientto schools and churches. Will be
sold cheap. Possession given at once if re-
quired. ApplY on the promises to
Peb'y 27-1m JAS, Ii:1lM,
AUCTION SAL
Sewed Wo rka8vec al ty
Repairing promptly and sat-
isfactorily done.
A CALL SOLICITED
W. H. TROTT.
REMOVED !
DAVIDSON' B1'.OS., Builders and Contrao-
orshavo removed toSwaliow's old stand, core
ner Main and tlidley streets end arorepared
to sell Doors, Bash and Blinds and prepared
oheapor than any other firm In town. Build-
ingscentraoted for, Pians. Spcoificetionsand
Bstimatca furnished if required. All work
done with neatness and despatch and eatisfao-
tion given. 'Seasoned Lumberalwayson hand
Davidson arcs.,
WM. DAVIDSON. JOHN DAVIDSON
NOTICE.
4 _Fresh, aiui New
STOCK OF GROCERIES
AND CONFECTIONERY •
Ault arrived at the family Grooery. Also
Pure Extracts and Spices.
A beautiful piece of glass—
ware given away with one ib.
Mayell's Baking Powder.
Of valuable farm property
in the Townshipnship
of Biddulph.
There will be sold by public auction anSatur-
day, the 15th day of March, 1890, at 2 o'clock
p m., by Mr. James Oke. auctioneer. at
Hodgins' Hotel .in the village of Centralia, the
following valuable property. viz
The NORTH HALF of LOT No. 2, in the
end CONCESSION of the TOWN SRI P of
BIDDULPFI, in the County of Middlesex,
containing by admeasurement 50 acres more or
less -
There is a oomfortablo frame 1t storey house,
with brick foundation • on tho premises, also a
good barn.
This property is about 1 mile from Centralia,
in a good situation and will be sold on easy
erns.
Por further particulars apply to Mr. Richard
Hicks or n r. Thomas Mitchell, Centralia P. 0.
Or
ELLIOT & ELLIOT,
Vendors dolicitors,
Dated 5th March: )800. Exeter.,
NOTICE TO 'ORE DITORS.
In the natter of John Schroeder, jr., of
the township 'of Stephen, County of
Enron, farmer.
Notice is hereby given thatthe above named
John Schroeder, jr., has made an assignment
to';me'of all his estate and effects, in trust, for
the benefit of his creditors.
A meeting of the creditors of the said estate
is horebY convened and will: be hold at my
office, Crediton, Ont., on Tuesday, March 11th,'
A.. 1).1890 at 2p.in. for tfio appointment er in-
spectors and
n-spectorsand the giving of Directors wi thirefer.
enoe to the disposal of the said estate. Alt.
creditors of the said estate are hereby required
to: • lo their claims with me, duly proven, on or
before the day of aunh'meeting. as cfter,the int
day of May I•shall mimeo . to distribute the
said estate having regard only to 'nen
claims as r shalt havcnotioe of. and I will not
be responsible for theee assets oftheesai
estate'
or any part thereof to any person or oersuns,
whose claim or claims shall not have been
filed. + Maxey Ett.nttn,
Dated March 1st, 18e0. -.1e. Assignee.
One Door South
of Post Office
Dashwood Roller Flour for sale.
Call and examine our goods before puri
chasing elsewhere.
G. A..HYND MAN.
---^HE RAS—
A NSW AND COUP l,E'1ii
--STOCK OF---
oot &
Shoes. -�tj
Sewed work a speciality.
Repetitive promptlyattended to. t,ss
1y,1,
GEO. MANSON,,
INTERCOLONIAL
RAILWAY
OF CANADA.
The direct route between the West and all
dointeon the Lower St. Lawrence and Bale
es tihalenr, Provinoe of Quebec ; also. for
New Brunswick ,Nova acotia,Prince Edward
Cap eliretonIslends, an d Newfoundlan dand
St. Pierre,
Express trains leave Montreal and$alifax
daily (Sundays excepted) and run through
withotit change, between these pointsin 30
hours,
The through express train cars' of the In-
tercolonial'Railway are brilliantly lighted
by electricity and heated by steam from the
locomotive, time greatly increasing the COM -
fort and safety or travellers,
New and elegant "buffetsleeping and day
cars run on through expreestrain e.
Spring Goods
In order to make apace forapring Goode
We will close the
Balance Our Winter Stock
AT COST PRIC�yE
WOn CASE O 4 L'
INOLUDh1G : •
Overcoats for hien and Boys,
Ladies' and Gents' Furs,
Ladies' Fur Capes and Muffs,
Persian Lamb and Astrachan Caps,}
A nice stock of Fur Trimmings,
Cents' heavy wool -lined hid Mitts and
Gloves, for
'75 cents, worth $1
Ladies' Fur Capes $2
We cannot be undersold in
Teas & Sugars for Spot Cash
J MATHESON
Canadian -European Mail and
Passenger Route.
1' eseugersforGreatBritain nr;the conti-
nent b`yleaving.11fontteel on;Aid aymorning
will join outward mail steamer at Halifax'
on Saturday.
The attention •of. shippersis directed to the
sup eriox;facilitibs offered b3' this route aor.
the transport of our nd generol merchan-•
dise iutdn'cied for the Bttetern Provinces and
Newfoundland;; also for shipments of grain
end produce Lilian dei for the Bnropeanmar-
ket.
,Pickets may be obtained' and information
about the route:; &Lao, freight and passenger
rates on, an plication to
N. 'WE 1 TFi'Op,B'PJN,
Western Freight &Passenger Agent
98 nosain gmute Block ,York Et .Toronto
D I?OTTtt' GI:;R, •
• Ohiei Superintendent
Ritilivav o1Ilce.9Soneton.N.11..Nov, 14, '89.
Dominion &abra1y
HEA s: QUA tTRS
Pure Drugs; Patent Medi-
cines Dye -stiffs,
Perfumery and ; Toilet
Articles, ;'`
School Books and Stationary.
Photo Frames, Albums,
Purses-, etc.
Cigars Pipes, and Tobacco.
Also a large assortment
of Toilet and Bath
Sponges always
on hand
Prescriptions carefullypre-
pared' from the purest
Drugs.
Remember thep .lace, Sign,
GOLDEN MORTAR,
Main.. St.,
3. W. Browning.