The Exeter Times, 1891-2-5, Page 5k
For 30 Days
FOR cas$.
Come See Prices
We now offer Stock, Tinware
land Stoves Away Down.
$ cts.
No 9 Tin Boilers (made from best
Bradley tin). each, 1 75
10 qt Tin Pairs, (do), each, . «, , , , 20
10 tit Tin Pails, (do), each, rim.. 25
12 qt Tin Pails (do), 4 for, . , 1 O0
12 qt Tin Pails (do), rim, 4 for• 1 50
Steamers , , 30
Stove Boards all sues,,,... ,,.,1 00
No. 9 Brilliant Peuensular Cook
Stove. , : 14 00
No 9 Woc t,,tlr.'ook, - , . , , . , 17 00
Fine Art Royal Coal Stove 20 00
Brilliant Novelty " 14 00
Second hand Radiant Home Coal,8 00
One 5 Hole Northwest Standard, , 20 00
2Exteo,dedReserviors ,,,,,.,,,- 20 00
4 Gallons Coal Qil, .. , , . 70
" " Water White-1 00
Chestnut Lilaeksinitllt Coat
O -x15-Z\157 ,
Ilorseflails,.,...... ,.,,,,,,2 60
Steel Nails . ,...,,,.,.«, 2 90
No 3 Daisy Churn... , .... , . , . , 5 00
GROCERIES, CER;IES SUGARS,
S
I
TOILET SOAPS',—full line Electric,
Russian, London, Digoan
ul;E gI's.,,,f , Pliers, WOOL, 11ICSI ro, E-Tt"',
:k GOS, POULTRY, Ir: xsans.
Exeter Roller Flour an hand at
pttt`,`tt �ryT A $,x2135 pertr, cwt.
JAS, J4. ROWARB, if ., H,. NONettitt,
Froprietor. lana ger.
NEWS NOTES
CANADIAN.
At Winnipeg Sundae the thernaotne-
ter registered 32 below zero, and at
Qu'.#gp,Mte 42 below,
James McRae. a Toronto convtet,
received lashes in Megaton penitent•
Bary on Seturday,
The Oxford County Council has re.
solved to erect a county poor house to
cost not more than $15 OuU.
A large influx et lfennonves t
Manitoba iQ promraed by a family just
Arrived in W'iunlpeg, franc Rttssttt.
TWO freight trains ;let wtth a terri-
ble crash on the Oran Trunk car
Kingston Sunday reorntng. A fireman
named Norton Clow was killed.
Mrs, Gibson; an aged lady of New-
castle, flat ;was auflbcated by coal gag
,. and her husband, Joseph Gibson, may
yet fall a victim.
On Monday last Mr. Albin Stayerand
wife, of North Norwich, eelebrnted the
sixtieth anniversary of their marriage.
r. Stover has attained the age of 87
years white his wife is 85,
Elijah Eaayniian, of the 4th conces-
sion of %Variemk, fell from alad(ler the
other clay while fixing an eavetrough
on his barn, .and was instantly killed,
having atruck the alone bridge In front
of the door.
The annual meeting of the Shire
Horse Association of Canada was held
at Toronto on Saturday, John Gard
house, of Itrghfield was elected Presi-
dent; ,John Donkin, Riverview, Vice.
President for Ontario; ff. Wade eras
reelected Secretary.
Samuel Lane, Junior .Judge of the
county of Grey is dead, at the age of
62 years. Ile was Warden of the
county from 1868 to 1872, tole was the
Conservative candidate for the Com-
mons in 1878 and was defeated by the
late Geo. Snider.
The Canadian branch of the Jackson,
Mich.. Corset Works, will be Located in
St. Thomas. A new company will be
formed and incorporated there, coo
pr•isintr'several members of the Jack-
son Corset Co., who will furnish the
larger part of the capital, .$20.000.
R
A daring robbery has taken place in
a
Montreal house ofill.farne,the victim
being a young man whose name the
police are not willing to divulge, 'I'wii
women belonging to the house robbed
bun of $20,000 in real estate deeds and
$400 in money and decamped for
Chicago. The Chicago police were
immediately communicated with, with
the resu t. that the women have been
arrested.
On Wednesday last Mr. John Hes-
lop, of Ancaster, the aged Treasurer
of that township, was murdered in his
house, and robbed of a considerable
amount of money. Although the Chief
of Police and his detectives have been
workeng,persistently on the case no
real clu to the murderers has yet
been obt�ted. The County Council
have offend a reward of $300, and the
township of Ancaeter offer $200reward
for the arrest of the murderers.
According to an official returnwbich,
has just been issued, there are 400,000
milch cows in the colony of Victoria,
end the annual value of their milk,
ilk,:
butter and cheese is about X3,000,000.
The Government of Victoria pays a
bonus for the exportation of feeds ;
hence the great devetopement of the
dairy interest there. IA. establishing
dairy schools in k;anada, the Minster
ofAeriiculture, Hon. aft. Carling, has
made a wise move, and one which the
Farmers especially will appreciate.
UNITED STATES.
Hog .cholera is carrying off many
animals in several counties of Kansas.
The Diemen f Palace at San Francisco
i wrs enterer recently and $7,500 worth
of'jewellery taken.
A Wisconsin mis-ronaryt who is
laboring in Asia Minor, reports that
,o00 people flied of .cholera in` six
eeks in the town. of Muesli.
The consolidated Mutual Fire 'mum
`e Company, with offices in Chicago,
has made an assignment, The schedule
of assets is but $13,295, while, the
liabilities are $100,000,
The family el -las. Bail, of Dennison,
Tex , consiatiag of Ball, three onildren,
two hired men, Edgar Reeser and
Dickerson, living three miles west of
Dennison, were poisoned on Friday by
eating bread made with cotton seed
oil.
Win. Ii,ornuian, a hermit and miser,
supposed to be worth $20,000 was
found murdered in his but At Argon..
tine„ Kan., on Friday. Not a cent of
money was found by those who dis-
covered his dead body.
John Dayfe,age't 30 years was ar-
rested at Springfield, O., on Saturday,
charged with murdering his mother.
The woman was found sitting in bed
with her face horribly distorted and
Unger and blood marks on her neck.
Thirty-two counties in the western
part of Nebraska are in sore distress.
The farmers were unableto raise
enough on their farina iast season for
a ed. To keep the wolf from the
door they have practically consumed
their entire surplus means.
Miss Grace G. Ridley, of Amboy, Ill.,
who went to sleep about nine months
ago, awoke the other afternoon for the
first time. She wandered about the
house but did not ;peak a word„ At
tea time she took her accustomed
seat at the table, but could eat noth•
arig, and when some of the family at-
tempted to assist her she motioned
them away with a guttural sound, but
ala distinct word was spoken,
I Phial!
Another fight Ilas occu(red between
nattwea of the tlaroline Islands and
Spanish troops, in which the latter suf
fered severely.
The deepest lake in the world, so
far ns known, is lake Baikal, in Siberia.
While 9,0110 equate miles in area, or
nearly as large as Lake Erie, it is 4,0.!0
to 400 feet deep, SO that it contains
nearly ns much water as Lake superior,
lis surface is 1,350 feat above sea
level, send its bottom nearly 3,000 feet
!.'slow
Centralia.
Benxi—Mr Chas Lingard, jr., ]s
thinking 01 starting a butcher shop in
ur vias e. Charley is quite a hustler.
-- dr, Thomas Dearing has left our
town, he givt'a it a bad name -Mr.
Wm. Boyle who has been an the sick
list for the Iasi few clays is around
again. -gr It Cohleigh, is thinking of
giving up the eattle trade and going
into the snap business, --Mani be at
home next tune your girl comes to
see you.- Thos Boyle is thinking
about teking a tri to the States in
the spring, --On Friday Task Nell's
school toot ball club of 11cGiltivray,
came up to p ay our boys a ftiendly
game of foot ball but did not succeed
in defeating. They lciciced for one
hour and when time was called the
ecore stood 4 to 1 .m favor of our toys,
This is the second victory for them
this season,
Kirkton.
Blum -Mr D. W, Dulmage, of this
place has rented his prenznsea to Mr.
R eictxmvan who will conduct a gener.
al store here, Mr. Dulmage has pur-
chased tha dry goods business of Dobie
& Co Wallacohurg, and is now in pose
session of the same, The well wishes
of the neighborhood go to Mr Dulmage
for success in his new departure at
W•illaceburg -Wo would remind the
readers of Kirkton notes to bear in
mind the date of the discussion to be
held on the evg of the 9th by the Y.
M. U. I. C. A. Everybody welcome
at Town Hall. 7.30 p, in -Several
delegates from Kirkton L 0. L.atteat-
ed the county meeting of South Perth
on Tuesday last. -Our enterprising
storekeepers are receiving a large
amount of patronage at the sales they
are new holding. -'rhe Quarterly
Board of the Methodist churches on
this circuit held their business meeting
on Monday lase -Mr B. J. Roadhouse
has nearly the whole of the wateriel
on batt tor the erection of the new
Methodist church at Anderson.
Biddulph Council.
The Council met in Temperance
Hall, Granton, Feb. 2nd pursuant to
adjournment. The reeve and all the
members present.
The following accounts were ordered
to be paid: -Meredith & Meredith,
legal services to date, $15.06; W.
Cruise, ditching S B 1890 part paid,
$7.75; F Kent, drawing gravel Sauble
Hill, $2; R. Cooper, do, $2; A. K
Hodgins, work on Sauble [sill, $1; F.
Kent, I3 cords gravel, 65c; Jas. Mc-
Roberts, error in Reaeasment 1890,
$1.25: Jag, Hodgins, salary as collector
and incidental expenses in full, $62;
R. Keefe, ditching Div. 3 1890, $1 50;
R. Keefe, rep. bridge Div. 4 1890, $2;
r. Breen, two 3 -inch tile drains Breen's
sideroad Div. 4, $5.
Mr. Michael. McCarthy addressed
the council asking for aid to his road -
beat. He said there was an unusual
travel on the roiid'through wood haul-
ing which made it dif"&cuit :f r the
statute labor to keepthe- road in
proper repair- Reterred to councillors
Toohey and Beatson with power.
By-law No. 3 or 1891 taking lot 23;
con. 6, from P 8 S No 3 and attaching
the same to P 'S S No. 6 was duly
passed.
The clerk was instructed to procure'
plans and specifications for a cedar
bridge over River Sauble, con 4, at
Armitage's. 'fenders to be opened
at the next meeting of the council.
The council 'adjourned to ; meet at
Forte's Hotel, Ulandeboye, on alamlay,
March 2nd, 1892.;
W. D. STANLEY, Clerk,
• . .W11 be Maud an excellent "rtimody for
sick headache, Carter's Little Liver Pills.
Thousands of letters from people who have
used them prove this, (Kee. Try them,
511or Roller Mills.
11I111i[LGT 1ZEPOill PS.
Wheat . 90c, to 92c, per bush.
OUR SELLINQ ettlOI S.
Flour, Strong Baker's,
do Best Family
do Low Grade --
StanStan , ...
Middlings ,, ,.
Screening .. .,,
Chug . ..- t1. 15
$2 75 per 100
2 50 •*
1 75
800,
900,
1 000.
to 1 25
'5,
(e
Chop stone runui,tg every day,
ETERNIS CASH.
TUE EXETER. MILLING' Von,
NATIONAL, PREJUDICES VANQUISH'D
TH,u =MMUS or A GREAT DI?COY551C,.
The magnetic i"llnei ee of gold attracts
the people of avers clime to our shores.
Men ash nations, and speaking all the
languages of civilization, are to be found
congregated on our auriferous plans. Diff-
ering in all other things in their customs,
habits and religion -.yet there is one point
upon which their epiinlone coincide, Eng-
lishmen and Americans. French, Swias,
Germans, Swedes, Delmore and Chineea
admit, without a dissenting voice. that the
went remedies introduced to the world
forty yeara ago by Holloway are better
adapted to the cure of diseases rn this cli-
mate than any other preparations in exist.
0n00 This appears, in fact, to be the
experience of mankind in all parts of the
world, and hence the uuivareal popularity
of these medicines, We consider, Inewever,
that the boundless confidence placed in
their effieaoy by the reprmeutativea of eo
teeny nanous at the mines, is a striking
plieuoruenon in medical history. ;Many of
these peopleiu then youth, and even at
maturity, were accustomed to the use of
drugs and no*trims peculiar to them several
countries, These remedies were connected
in their minds with asaeciattona of borne,
and indorsed, as it were, by their national
prvindicos. *1,•.t, they have been thrown
aside and num), repudiated, \slues Boum..
ay'e fills anal Oiutwent have been adopted
by a c ranui'ui itutpilsa throughout thn en-
tire gold regions. There is only one way
of accounting for this movement. Itis the
result of conviction-cnnviction grounded
en rersonal ahservatien and experience.
Tito oiutweut is used with aush wonder-
ful success as a dresi.ing for wounds, ulcers,
and ewe lege, and for all the external die
eases owl, casualties to which the adventur-
ens gold limner is peculiarly liable, that
ecarcaty a digger's tent can bo found within
the va,t area of the gold fields unprovided
With n Stook of this Healing, soothing, cool
inn preparation, The bard fare of the digger,
and sometimes his habits tend to vitiate
the blood and develop running soros and
perulent ulcers of the burly and limbs. Bail.
espeeiully, aro very aomen0n at the
digging, and seriously interfere with the
labors of the diggers. The worst cares of
tide e'ass are cured by the Ointment with
extrouidinary rapidity The beet method
of ht'aliug sore lege, and sores and Moore
generally, is by rubbing the Ciutrneut into
the inflamed parts around the orifice, first
opening tha pores and softening tho flesh
with warm fomentationa, The part affect-
ed is then dreaed with lint or linen satur-
ated with the Ointment Stroh is the
external treatment, but it is also proper to
give the patient a few doses of the P iia
during the progress of the euro, as they
serve to purify tee bleed and.,disoharge
morbid matter from the system, while the
Ointment IS doing its work on the surface.
-The Scientific 1Vitn•sd.
BURN. �- r
CALDWELL—In Hay, on the 29th ult., the
wife of W. Caldwell, a daughter.
Mo0enrux-At Mount Carmel, on the 31st
u't., the wife of James MOUarthy, a son.
Home -At Mount Carmel, on the 2nd inst.
the wife of Patrick Hall, a daughter.
MAR E U.
HODGINS—MODOUGALL—On Jan 21st, at
the residence of the bride's mother, by
the Rev R Wilson, Mr Adam A Hodgins,
of Biddulph, to Miss Sarah N McDougall
of London township,
CURTIS—FULLERTON At the Methodist
parsonage, Fullerton, by tate Rev 8 0
Edmuuds, 13 D., ou the 28th ult., Jae
Curtis, to Ruth 13 Fullerton, all of Fell-
a, ton
COLLINS—JUDGE— TO Liman, on Wednes-
day, the 28th ult., by the Rev R 0 Ren-
ders, Mr John R Collins, to 1fi,;e S eldest
daughter of Mrs Jane Judge, both of
Inman.
DIED.
INoxnnr—In St Marys, on the 22nd ult,
James Ingram, aged 66 years and 2
months.
ANDERSON -10 Exeter, on the 4th inst,,
Stella, infant daughter of George and
l'hcebe Anderson, aged 1 month, 13 days.
SANDEae-In Stephen, ou the 31st ult, Ann,
wife of Mr W. H. Sanders, aged 43 years,
8 months.
SELLIN c.a- OFF
—FOR -
30 Days at Cost.
To make . room for spring
stock, I have decided to make
the following reductions :
Ladies' Ipdia Kid Shoes re-
duced from $1.25 to 95c
Corde Van Shoes do,, . 1.25'``,1.00
Polished Calf, do„ 1.50 •'' 1.25
Fine ,Kid do., 2.50 " 2 00
Men's and Wotnen's Over
. Shoes, reduced from 1.25 " 1.10
All other lines' reduced accordingly.
A. large stock of Harness and Harness
Goods to be reduced at Cost.
This is a bona fide sale and the goods
being new and first-class, the public will
IfARKET REPORTa.
EXIST ER
Rod Witaat
spring Wnoat,..
Barley ..
Cats
Clover i3 sod „
Timothy
Peas NA
Corn >„
RRtt
Ber -
Fiourperbb l .,
Potatoes,per bushel ,
ApPles,per nag
Dried Applespr b
(leee per 1b.
Turkev per lb
Ducks per lb
Ohiekensperpr
fregs,d ressedperl co
.44
wiidesrough, ..,
dressed .
Sheepskins each
Calfskin'
Wool perils -.
gay per t on
onion.nerb uC ii
Woodperoord
NIA
440
9010 e() 92
^ 9Qto009
40lo0045
49 to 41
37; to42.
25 to 1 35
6010 61
o40to 51
3010 12
13to014
Qotos 16
40 to 040
100to100
0 41o0.50
005 to 0 e
07 to (8
0Otto 007
025 to 030
550 to575
400 tress
200 to 250
330to 390
O Seto 20
050 to05r
018 to 0 2'
5 CO to6 Rr`.
osato035
25010 3 00
ST:3[LRTS $
Fall Wheat 090 092
Spring Wheat .., .......... ,,,. ,,, 0 00 0 90
Raney >.,, .. >, . •1 0 40 0 40
Oats ..sm, 039 1.40
Clover Seed 3 t70 4 25
Timothy.-- .... ................... 1 25 1 se
Peas, , . 055 0 CO
Eggs , vie 20
!cutter. .....,.-. . le 013
Pointe(); per bag .... ,,., ... > ... 75 9i
Applesper bneb .,,.. ,,.,, 0 e
wool per lh ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,,,,,,., 20 020
Rey person,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,T. 5 So 600
Uran per ton . ,l:k 0014 CO
o.
f8ia me „ , alperbbl,..,,2Q 00 2000
.•.•.e..•,.. 6 00 700
LONDON,
wheat, 93e to Ole per bus. Oats,41e to
42o ner hose Peas.63o to Sae per busBar-
fey, f slting. Sufi to 57o per bus. Barley Feed,
4e
to fie
per bus Corn, Olio to 67o per,
TQRONTO.
Toronto. heli, 4 --Wheat Spring --No 2, Ono
toOle
a90cto .2
Oro No 3083
to r10e : PE et; aSe to 66e per baa, COATS 45c
to46cDer bus, Pr,OuR, extra. e45 to 44.10
per bbl: straight roller. et 20 to S4,25:
teronabakor,.e4.00to S4.M. BARLEY No 1.
62cto 62c t 've 3 extra, 510 to 550: NO 2, 57c
to
IirtrSIZTESS
. •.i•,,gyros o '
-TO--
IMCowan
TILINE8T"ILLE.
Goods at Cost
FOR 30 DAYS.
No Reserve,
Colyte early as the store
will be closed lst March.
D. W. DULMAGE,
4
When Baty was sick, wo gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorta.
When she had Children, she gave them CastorIa,
All Men
young, old, or middle-aged, who find them
selves nervous, weak and exhausted, who
are broken down from excess or overwork,
resulting in many of the following symptoms
Mental depression, premature old age, loss
of vitality, lose of memory, bad dreams,
dimness of sight, palpitation of the Heart,
emissions, lank, of energy, pain in the kid-
ueys, headache, pimples on the face or
body, itching or pecular sensation about the
scrotum, wasting of the organs, dizziuess,
specks before the eyes, twitching of the
muscles, eye lids and elsewhere, bashful-
ness, deposits in the urine, loss of will power
tenderness of the scalp and spine, weak and
flabby muscles, desire to sleep, failure to be
rested by sleep, constipation, dullness of
hearing, loss of voice, desire for solitude,
excitability of tomper,sunken eyes surround-
ed with leaden circle, gily looking skin, etc.,
are all symptoms of nervous debility that
lead to insanity and death uuless toured.
The spring or vital force having lost its
tension every function wanes in consequence
Thosewho through abuse committed in
ignorance may be permanently oared.
Send your address for book on all diseases
peculiar to man. Address M. V. Luben, 50
Front. St. E„ Toronto, Out. Books sent
free sealed. Heart disease, the symptoms
of which are faint spells, purple lips, numb
nese. palpitation, skin beats, bot flashes,
rush of blood to the head, dull pain in the
heart with beats strong, rapid and irregular,
the second heart beat quicker than the first,
painabout the breast bone, etc., eau posi-
tively be cured. No ours, no pay. Send
for book. Address M. V. Lune, 50 Front"
Street East. Toronto, Ont. ,
ADVICE TOMOT$Eae.—Are you disturoedat
nightaud broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering end crying with pain of Cutting
Tenth? It to send at once Ind get a bottle
of"hlrs .Wins low's soothing Syrup" 1 or Chil-
dren Teething. Its value is inoaloulable
It willnilieve the poor little sufferer im
mediate!? . /enendupon it, mothers ; there
is:nu, mistake about it. It cures Dysentery
and Diarriima, regulates the Stomach and
Boweis,oures Wind (;olio, sorter's bile Gurus.
reduces fnilam,naMoo , and gives tone and
energy to the whole system , 'Mr s. Winelow's
Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and Is the prescription
of one of the oldest and best female
physicians and nurses in ,the United
States, and. 1 Por sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty-five
conks a bottle. Re sure and ask for 'Arno
Wiwsrioow's 80oxrnxe 9'n-inert/id take no
10 NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEN.
get the best bargains ever" given in town If you will send us your addres , we will
mail' you our illustrated pamphlet explaining
Agent for Sabine Beeswax.,BlackinD all about Dr Dyo!sCol braired,Electro-Voltaic
' .and Oil Shoe dressing. The best hie'. Belt and Appliarces,and theircharming effects
the market. Call and get a' bottle.
Repairine neatly done; prices moderate.
J. TREBLE.
upon the nervous debilitated system, and how
they will quickly restore you to Vigor and utan-
heod. Pamphlet free. If you aro thus afflicted,
we will send you,aBelt and Appliances on
trial.
Vor,•r,uuc BsLT Co.. Marshall, Mich.
RUT BEMICTIONS---•,-,-
-*---rn
CAE Oa
We will offer for THIRTY DAYS the following goods
at Great Reduction in, price. for CASH ONLY --
X-CUT SAWS, AXES,
LAMPS, and LAM GOODS,
COOK and PARLOR STOVES,
TINWARP of every DESCRIPTION
SLEIGH BELLS, SKATES, STOVE
BOARDS,
OARDS, E
T(a.
BISSET OS.
N B -We must ask those having accounts to settle to do so at truce -•-1ii B
WHAT THE PEOPLE T
The Most Economical Stove, The Hest Heater,
A Perfect Bak r Jar Pastry or The Best rartnets' Stove n
Bread. �' and Equali
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d
yI Good forPerson in F TQ
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Call and see this and other first-class stoves from E.
& C. Gurney Company for sale only by
WILL FOLLANDtr
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CENTRAL
Drug Store
A full stook of all kinds of
Dye- stuffs and package
Dyes, constantly on
hand. Winan's
Condition
Powd-
erb
the best
in themark-
et and always
fresh. Family recip-
es carefully prepared at
CentralDrug Store Exeter.
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Fashionable S1y1!
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One Door South
of Post Office
—BB HAS --
A NEW AND COMPLETE.
--STOCK OF—
Boots &
Shoes.
Sewed work a speciality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
GEO. MANSON.
NOTICE.
.g -Fresh and d?Vezv
STOCK OF GROCERIES
AND CONFECTIONERY
Just arrived at the family Grocery. Also
Pure Extracts and Spices.
A g
beautiful piece of glass—.
ware given away with ono Ib.
Mayell's Baking Powder:
Dashwood RollerFlour for sale.
Call and examine our goods before pur:
chasing elsewhere.
G. A..HYND MAN.
DO YOU
WANT TO BIJY
FIRST-CLA SS
tH-4 FURNITURE
AT LOWER RATES
Lii
THAN SHAM GOODS
t —ARE USUALLY ,SOLD.
—THEN GALL AT—
THE BEST' YET !
TEE CHEAPEST YET
THE BIGGEST YET ►'
Overcoatings at any piioe ; Suit-
ings at any price ; Pantings
at any price
Best Ordered Clothingproduced in Exeter
q de
Gentlemen ! leave ot r or e
re early; for
with the'best staff of Tailors ; the best
stook of Fine Trimmings, and' the best
Cutting in Town, yen'; ATE) sure of .'setisfec•
tion
A.. J. ZI:.nLL3
GIEDIAEY'S
-ONLY FIRST-CLASS---
Reliable
IRST-GLASS
Reliable Good 1
At Prices Lower that so -c;+,
led Cheap .Ileuses can give
Undertaking talon in all if.
B
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($nooessor to C, a fi, Gidley)
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