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Toronto, Ontario.
As Weil as Ever.
After Taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
rated of eI $erit:tis Disease..
a'I was suffering :ront what 13. known. as
Wight's diseasefor ilea years, and for days at a
time I Intro been unable to straighten myself
UP, I. was in heal for three weans; during that
time I had leeches, ap:riled and derived no bene-
fit, � aadvertise(' t i
t, S4e1 I r) '9 S s, a ri b
d
to
3110 Papers I dealt ,L 1 t.) try abottle. I found
F it cap
relief before Iliad finished taking half of a bot-
tle. T got so mueb help from t i:,i; the -fleet
bottle that I deoined to try another and since
Salting the second bottle 1 feel as yell rs ever
IMUM mylife." Goo Mn urrr,Tuttut1;Out.
Hood's Pills are prompt and ancient, yet
sasy of action. Sold by all drtig iate. Kyo.
Mr. S'Vin. Hyslop, ex -champion bicyclist
of Canada, was married at Woodstock on
Thursday to Miss Madge MoLood, daughter
irtf the well-known millionaire of that
town. .
Out 8f 275 deaths in Montreal last week
512 were of children under two years of
ge, This is the heaviest death -roll in
at city since the smallpox epidemic of
:x6.
Ernest Harper, 10 years of age, was
drowned at Charlettetown, P. E, L, Thurs-
a , Ho went bathing with some other
boys and tried 'to cross the creek on a raft
and fell intothe channel.
The Newfoundland Methodist conference
rias passed a resolution deprecating the,
political disturlfances and advising the
people to. fear God, honor the Queen and
respect constituted authority.
At New York on Thursday Frederick B.
C-loldhorn, the absconding cashier of the
,American branch of the IITanheim Insnr-
ranee Company, was sentenced to seven
years and six months in Sing Sing.
Evangelist Belleville, who escaped from
the Hamilton city hospital on Tuesday last,
is still at large and no trace of him can be
found, Belleville is insane and it is
thought he 41as jumped *into the bay and
been drowned.
The Prince oC Wales' yaeht Brittannia
defeated the America cup winner Vigilant
by 35 seconds in the Thursday's race on
the Clyde, The Sara& collided with the
'Valkyrie at the start,and the latter.yacht
Sank in three minutes.
The-ittalian Chamber has approved
the bill making punishable the publi-
cation of . anarchist doctrines and
.pologies for anarchist crime and increas-
ing the severity of the law governing the
manufacture and possession of explosives.
In the British. Columbia Provincial elec-
tions on Saturday, Vancouver Island re-
turned fourteen solid Government candi-
dates. Vancouver rind New Westminster
cities and the four electoral districts on
the lower mainland returned eight straight
Opposition candidates, The interior elec-
tions will take place this week. .:t
George Boyce, who was drowned Thurs-
day in the Ottawa river, was 54 years of
age. He is spoken of as a steady young
man.He was a son of Mr. John Boyce,
'of the House of Commons staff. He was a
member of No. 6 Company of the Guards
and accompanied the battalion to Brock-
ville
rockville on Dominion Day.
The Prize May
Be Yours.
Dyspepsia and Debility
Easily Banised.
Paine's Celery Compound
Dos the Good Work.
Statement Issued ''r'0n the Ontario
Bureau of industries,
No troubles are more common and pre-
' valent in our midst, than dyspopeia and
-nervous debility. These horrid ailments
make life miserable for thousands, and may
die every year because they have received.
improper treatment and bad core.
Hundred's of lives daring the past year
have been saved by " Paine's Celery Oom-
pound, that wonderful medicine that copes
so'sncceesfully with dyspepsia, indigestion
and all nervous affections.
Mr. H. G. Poirier, merchant, of Belle -
dune, N. B. writes as follows:
"It gives me very great pleasure to say
something in favor of your wonderful raw.
edy, Paine's Celery Compound, My object
is to let others know what a valuable ouch -
eine it is for those afflicted with dyepepeia
and nervous debility. For years I have
been a victim of „these dreadful troubles,
'and have suffered terribly from time to
time. 'have triad to get relief and ewe
by using advertised medicines, but all failed
to (rive the desired results. I fortunately
gave your medicines trial some time ago,
and soon found I . had got hold of a
valuable and honest agent. lc soon begin
to do me good, and after using•itfor a time
it bee cured me.
I know of nothing I can so strongly
reoommend to the suffering dyspeptic:; if
faithfully used it will give him a new and
enjoyable life instead of misery and woe.
I cannot say too much in its favor, and
woad urge all to give it a trial at once,"
GE,',4RAL PROSPECTS WOO.
ran Wheat and Barley Will Present a .Pair
Average—Omit tiertofOther Cereals
''avorakty Itevortert—Only a
Voir Crop In bruit r;x-
peated,:
• Tonne ro July a -.-Bulletin L., issued
from. the Ontario Bureau of Industries,
contains the following report of 'the cod-
dilion of tile crops in the province up to
June 15:•(��
FALL Wx1L"AT.—The reports for this
time of the year are quite up to the aver
age. With favorable Westher fur the
next three weeks a good crop of faafl wheat
may be looked for. In the Lake Erie dis-
trict the crop was fair to very good, In
the Lake Huron district moat of the re,
porta are for a good crop. In the Georgian,
Bay eonuties a small fraction of the crop
has been lost, but on the Whole it is quite
up to the average. In the West :Midland
group the boat reports come from Welling-
ton ins theworst t r om ft dleee; where,
however, the crop is reported fair. Along
Lane Ontario reports are favorable for a
fair crop—folly up to the average. In the
eastern counties the amount of fall wheat
is too small to affect the total, but reports
are favorable. To sunt up: The present
condition is fair, with prospects of a crop
quite up to,. if not a little over, the aver-
age, with favorable weather,
• SPRING WHEAT. -,-As usual there is but
little spring wheat in the western part of
the province, while in the eastern half the
acreage is declining. The grain was sow4
in fine condition, and is now recoverip
rapidly from the extra rain. In tea.
places correspondents state that the t. iii
did more good than harm, Less than
usual has been sown in the northern diet
tilde. On the whole present iiidioatiopa
are for a crop about two-thirds of the
average
Beimay,—In the Like Erie districts
only a moderate quantity as been eown,
and the condition is under the average. It
has suffered from rain and also from
frost. In the Lake Huron district barley
is -not in so good a form as spring wheat.
In the Georgian Bay district ; rain and
frost did some injury but an improve-
ment has taken place since warm_ weather
returned. In the West Midland district
the crop is reported as being uneven or
patchy and backward. In the Lake On-
tario district the condition is a little under
the average. In the St; Lawrence and.
Ottawa district the 'condition is reported
as more favorable. In the East Midland
district the crop is fait. In the northern
districts nothing of any consequence is
reported. On the 'whole -it may be con-
cluded that the barley has suffered quite
extensively, is backward in growth, but at
present is making very rapid progress, and
with a continuance of favorable weather
will 'probably come up to nearly the aver-
age of the last two years.
OATS.—The reports, from every section
of the Province are pfactioally the same.
The c:aili is on the whole somewhat More
backward than usual, but present condi-
tions
point to ayield
fully up
average.
, BvE.--There appears to be less and less
of this crop sown every year. A's far as
reported upon it came, through the winter
in good condition.
PEAS.. The. continued rains did more
damage to this aro_p than to the other
spring -solos crops. The reports from the
largest pea counties of the west are quite
favorable.
Coma—Prospects are for a crop a little
under the average is quantity.
BUCKWEEAT.—The only report possible
at this time is that quite en extensive
acreage will be grown this year.
TIMOTHY.—,A. small amount of timothy
was winter -killed, but the principal
damage has resulted from some cold wet
days bf spring and early summer. There
is no need to differentiate counties or dis-
tricts, ,,as all report the same, namely a
light crop.
CLovxn.—On the whole the clover crop
promises to be below the average. Dam-
age by insects is. reported from a few
counties.
ROOTS AND POTATOES.—Early planted
potatoes were much injured by frost. The
season is not far enough advanced to re-
port upon roots, as sowing is later than
usual.
Fairest—The frost has done some dam-
age to fruit. There is promise of only a
fair crop. Apples are setting well,: and on
the whole promise a good crop, especially
east of Toronto,' The Essex and Kent and
Niagara districts give on the whole very
favorable' reports as to fruits. •
LABOR ArD WAGES.—Out of every eight
correspondents reporting seven stated that
there was a sufficiency of labor, and as re-
gards quality, one out of every three men
offering for farm help was considered a
poor. hand. The result of the large num-
ber of men seeking rural employment in
the spring and early summer is seen in the
lowering of the scale of wages. Domestic
servants are still scarce on the farm; the
woman question has yet to be settled in
that quarter.
Terrible Accident in a Woollen 11411.
CAMPBELLPORn, Ont., July 6.—Yester-
day while works g in his uncle's woollen
mill here Fred Fair, a boy 13 years old,
was caught in the belting which runs the
carding machine and killed instantly. The.
body was horribly mutilated, his skull cap
being torn off and brains scattered, one
leg torn from the body and the other leg
and one arm broken. No person was in
the workroom at the time of the accident,
but it is supposed that he unnecessarily.
approached the belting and was caught. An
inquest was deemed unnecessary.
Killed in a Sawmill.
Iil3ELBTRNE, N.S. July 0.—The three.
year-old son of G. W. Lantz, of Centre-
ville, was instantly killed in the sawmill
of his father by a revolving shaft which
protruded two feet above the floor. It is
supposed the child thoughtlessly ap-
proached and took hold of the shaft,which
was revolving, with such velocity as to ap-
pear almost motionless, when he was
thrown with such violence against an ad•,
hjoining beam as to cause instant death,
is head being literal, smashed to pieces,
Ditoutreal's Weekly Trolley Accident.
Mor aiuAL, July 9, --Montreal is keeping
up its record in the matter of trolley car
accidents. Another horrible accident took
place by which a child was so badly in-
jured that it is not exp,cteal to recover,
While an slF i tear. .. ti la is trailer was
coming Iloilo t r ig street the trailer jump -
ea the truck, 4;:,i t tu: lira, who was on
board, was tints s a het e met t he car and
trailer and badly niatt;;l'ed.
aonirlainin g of .the softness of the pork"
funnelled to them, In a great many
eases large numbers of the animals are
totally unfit PO their pee. Should thi9
state of atlaira continuo, it will result in
,great lose to the farmers of this seotioll,
as an immense quantity of hogs are l'
annually ehipped from. this part. Th ere
seems to be a difference of opinion even
among the paekers as to the cause, and
variousreasons are advanced. It is the
got:Whip opinion that the softness is
caused by the feeding of wheat to the
swine, whilst some believe in the theory
that soft fled will
produce soft flesh
and that it is .causerlby the feeding o
roots. It will those . raising swine
to investigate the onus() of this soft pork,
for whilst there may be no loss at pre-
sent, the packers state that: should it'
centime they will be obliged to cease
buying.
"Ten cents it coat,' a west Mary criers,
"My dress is just a treasure,
I dyed it with the Diamond Dyes
One day when I Ii ad leia'mre."
RsTlf you mail this verse and notice and 25
cents instamps or money to Wells &
Riobard,on Co., Montreal, you will receive
Our Home, Canada's New monthly family
paper for one leer; alio illustrated book
orf clow to snake Mats acd Rues," and 1
psoltageInk Powder, for making 16 entices
of best black ink. its Mention this
paper.
There were, according to the last report
of the health bureau, forty per cent, fewer
deaths in Canals last year than ever be-
fore.
Smart Weed and Belladonna, combined
with the other ingrdedients nerd in the
beet porcusplaeters, make Cotter's 8 W.
& B. B ackache Plasters, the best in the
world, Price 25e.
R . G Dun & Co. report 34 failures in
Canada the past week, aga'net 23 in the
corresponding week last sear.
Always avoid harsh purgative pills.
They first make you sick sad then leave
you constipated. Carter's Little Liver
PillsIegulate the bowels and make you
well. Dore, one pill.
Emigration to Canada through British
e
porta declined 64 per oen t. during June, as
compared with the same month last year
KNOWLEDGE
Brings Comfort and improvement and
tends ; to personal enjoyment when
rightly tined. The many, who live bet-
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
lesJ expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's beat products to
the nocdQ of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of F'igs,
Its Excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas..
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
I:enefloiaal properties of to perfect lax -
Wye ; effectually cleansing the system,
sy ,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval of the medica`
profession, because it acts on the Kid
nays, Liver and Bowels. without weak-
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance..
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug-
gists in 75o. 'bottles, but it is manu-
factured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
For Sale at C. Lutz's Drug Store
Few medio'nes have held their ground
so successfully as Aye; 's Cherry Peotoral.
During the past fifty years, it has been
the moat popular of all cootrh cures and
the demand for it to day is green r than
ever before. Prompt to act and sore to
cure.
It is said the choice of the West Bruce
Patron convention for a candidate for the
House of Cmmona lies among John '.l'ol-
mie, Peter MoXeezie, William Valens,
Dr. Bradley, Peter Corrigan, Neil Mc-
Dougal, George Leeds or James McEwing.
'Be thou the rainbow to the storms t f
life,
The evening beam that smiles the clouds
away,
And tints to -morrow with prophetic ray."
For headache, neuralgia and billiousness
take Stark's Powders. 25 cents a box,
Near Glencoe Monday a seven-year-old
son of John Thompson of Avondale Park
was killed by a kink from a horse.
To prevent pale and delicate children
from lapsing into chronic invalids later in
life, they should take.Ayer'e Sarsaparilla
together nith plenty of wholesome food
and outdoor exercise. What they need
to bold np itio system is good red
blood,
Carter, the bicyclist, rode 423 miles,
1,564 yadrs;in 24 hours in London on Sat.
nrday.
Not one in twenty are free from some
little ailment caused by inaction of the
liver. Use Carter's Little., Liver Pills.
The result wilt be a pleasant surprise.
They give positive relief.
Canada's revenue for the fiscal year end-
ing June 30 amounted to $85,382,000, as
against 137,183,000 the previous year The
customs yielded $19,110,000, as compared
with $20,707,000 the previous year.
A Boon to Horsemen.—One bottle of
English bpavin 'Liniment completely re-
moved a curb from my horse, I take
pleasure inrecommending the remedy, as
it acts with mysterious promptness •in
the removal'„froni horns of hard, soft or
calloused luittps, blood spavin, splints,
curbs, sweeny, stifles and sprains.
GEo. Ronn, Farmer,
Sold by 0. LUTZ
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HOW TO . GET A "SUNLIGHT
PICTURE.
Send 25 "Sunlight"Soap wrappers (wrap
per bearing the words "Why does a woman
look older sooner than .a man") to Lever
Bros.,, Ltd,, 43 Scott St., Toronto, and you
will receive by post a pretty picture, free
from advertising and well worth framing.
This is an easy way to decorate your home.
The soap is the best in the market, and
it will only cost le postage to send in the
wrappers, if you leave the ends open,
Write your address carefully.
BEDROOM. sci/TES
ry?
•
Its a genuine pleasure to show our
goods. Never before were we able to
give so much for the money as now.
Look at this, Ladies. You never
realized the beauties of furniture, it
you haven't seen our lines of bedroom
suites. An inspection of our line of
furniture will reveal to you a variety
of designs and lowness of- price such
as you could hardly dream of. A lot
of new goods arrived this week. Call
and see them.
WHAT A
LITTLE MONEY
WILL BUY - -
If spent is the right place,
That J. D. Atkinson's is
• the right place to buy your
furniture. The following
facts and figures prove :
10 Piece
Bedroom Outfit,
$20.50.
BED,
DRESSER,
WASH STAND,
14IATRESS,
Selsun,
2 PILLOWS,
Rocnuli,
$20.50. Clown
TABLE.
Coining brides and young married
couples take advantage of the above
offer. We supply comfort cheap.
$20.50.
JJ.ATKINSOS
Went,
Furniture Manufacturer, north of
Town Hall,
ltnsus13110i i.'trlr;P' IN A 1.13.7i..- South.
Antarioan Itbun at'c Cu' F. let Ilbruucatiasu
and Neuralgia, radically cures lu 1 to 3
day's. Its action apes the ss stew is r'ennat k "
able and torte, leas. It removes at once
the cause and the dikeaec inemediately die -
Appears. The fifert dose greatly neueftts
75 cents. Sols Ly (, Luiz. Druggist, 518
Positive Retention,
Positive Comfort.
A CURE IN1THOUT AN OPtrRATION.
Children 4 to 8 weeks. Adults 7 to 14.
Sire, --I had such a severe eongb that
my throat felt as if scraped with a rasp
taking Norway Pine Spot) I found that
sue dose gave relief, sad tie veecad lot,le
cowiletely cured n e,
Mies D. A. A. owney, Mamotio, Ont.
Burdock Blood Bitters cure dyspepsia.
Burdock Blood Lettere core Cenatipation.
Burdock Blood Bitters cure hiliouencee.
Burdook Blood Bitters cure headache.
Burdock Mood Bitters nulook all the
clogged secretions of the bo veils, thus car-
ing headaches and similar oomitlaints..
Twenty -Seven Years Continuous Practical Experience with.
over 22 years in Business in Toronto,
Should give ruptured persons oonfidenoe in our' ability to relieve those suffering with this
terrible affliction. Even after all others fail, I succeed. Oursystem of treatment is entirely
new, No treahyor foreign goods on hand; all high-class work. :Remember, a poor, ill-fitting
Trust may in oduoo life-long deformity. If you got any, get the beet. My appliances are of my
own manufacture, the grandeet.most perfect instruments the world ever saw, designed on the
basis •otHeinen Anatomy, and oonetruotod,in aocordaneewith theWishespriuciplrs of Salome
and Mechanical Art. 0 he undersigned has long aiuooabandoned the beaten path travelled by
so -caked surgical meohinists and truss makers, and is to -day aoknowledeed as The First, the
most competent authority on this continent in the science of meohamoal surgery in its ap-
plication to the positive relief and Absolute Cure of reducible Hernia, in suits forms in old or
young—age makes no difference. I Can refer you to physicians, eminent in their profession, as
well es to parents and patients throughout the Dominion, who can testify to my success. in
hopeless ewe, where all other moans bad failed. mothers, don't negloot your children.
Remember, a neglected Hernia in childhood is a dangerous thing, and if put off now you may
regret .itwhen too late, Prices within roach of. all, Children cured in six to eight woke,
adults in 10 to 16, according to the severity of the ease, The evidence that tolls the story is
the testimony of those who suffered, who tried others resulting in failure, and I alone succeeded.
Examination end advice free. For those who write, our address is J. Y. EGAN, Hernia Special -
1st, 226 West Queen Street, Toronto, Ontario. The Rupture Specialist will visit
EXETER, Central Hotel, Tuesday and Wed-
nesdayJul 24th and 25th.
� Y.
Wingham, Queen's Hotel, Thursday, July
26th.
ICin.cardine, Royal Hotel, rriday, July 27th.
sotorraoltiagEouo
Ask for our "PLUME" brana
Meats. They are the best.
SNELL BROS.
rtutum.
a
Largest
Finest Designs.
Lowest Prices
Immense show; rooms loaded with
goods ; every quality, style and price,
but all the best for the least money.
Our
Spring Store
now complete, is the pick of the mar-
aet in everything—is elegant and varied
beyond description.
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Parlor Furniture
u�. e
Will be the fate this week. The unus-
ual size and variety of the line does
not admit giving pieces in detail.
Odd Pieces
Will be especially attractive in price,
and all who wish for much, in return
for small out lay,will not be disappointed.
8. OIDLEY & SON,
ODDFELLOW'S BLOCK.
A Full Stock
—OF—
SCR�d6 SIIPPIJfN
AT
Browning s
—DEALER IT—
Books, - Stationery, - and
Fancy - Goods,
Bibles, Hymn Books in every var-
iety, Scribblers, Pads, Note Paper,
Ink, Pens, Pencils, Lock Boxes,
Etc., etc.
J. W. Browning's
BOOKSTORE.
Carriages
a Not baying more tban Co years longer to
ilii , tl� ilei nrnita
to do all the wed I cot. in t.11allatr+est ot.Men, Wt. lit( at rl ('l:ilcl.
There will be about us, much financial profit in the trattsactta,p
there will be to McLean or Weismiller whoever' bits iii,
Men's all wool Tweed Suits to order for k3xo on ; Fine Ma o1 Suits
from $xu ao up. 1SFe Mike a specialty of fit e mcotls. Ou Guinea
^,r -Give
tand
i Mt
1° s 11 seefor
Trousers beak the world art 211, apo cash,i eta
yourself.
IETTE1,
341.0. -St,
C:e
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We have receive& a choice lot of
Children's Carriages and Wagons, which
will be sold
0E1 C&P.
Come and see them and be convinced.
Our Stock of BOOTS & SHOES is
now complete in every line. Prices to
suit everybody. We don't advertise a
20 per cent discount and claim. a 20
per cent profit for our trouble, nor do
we drag people off the street to induce
them to buy. Come in yourselves and
get prices, and you see at once we have
no 40 per cent profit,
Good:Cow-hide,Hand•mace Botts p2.90
ra Lip .a - " 8.26
Bals 2,25
" Plow !Boots 90
Men's Half Soling - - 85
Women's " a - - 80
1vl'o charge for rips; also see our Har-
ness., Can't be beaten for style and
quality, and. everything in the Harness
line.
4, r,
J, TREBLE.
FOR EVERYBODY.
Harvest Mitts, Forks all kinds
and sizes. Best machine oils.
STOCK OF ALL KINDS FULL.
Cofar
See.
JOSEPH COBBLEBTCK,
EXETER LUMBER YARD.
The undersigned wishes to inform the public in general that lie keeps con-
stantly in Stock all kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL, (DRESSED AND UNDRESSED)
PINE and HEMLOCK LUMBER,
B. C. RED ONTARIO AND HIGH LAND
And PINE SHINGLES.
Special notice is drawn to B. C. Red Cedar Shingles which iaacknowled to be the
Most Durable Timber of any that grows. Specialty for Shingles. Said by
competent; judges to last from thirty six to forty years in any climate.
JAB. ..47711,.aX
IL.!
THE BOBIER PRODUCE CO. have decided 1-0 Retail Oil at
Wholesale Prices :
Best Canadian Oil, -
Best Canadian Water White
Best American Water White
COME ONE, COME ALL.
12c.
17c.
20c.
THE ROPIER PRODUCE CO.
Jt Murray & Co,
The - Exeter - Foundry
Manufacturer of
PLOWS, S, LAN D ROLLERS,
TWIN PLOWS.
Wholesale Manufacturers of Plow
Castings, Also General Castings con-
tracted for in Iron and Brass.
Also Manufacturers of Bridge Bolt ends,
Washers, etc.
Iron piping and fillings kept constant
ly on hand, Repairs promptly executed.
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DO OU
Want a Bicycle?
THE G..& J.
PNEUMATIC
r o�
TIRE N Wsuo t"
�r Fos
lathe only Tire that gave satisfaction last year
MANUFACTURrn BY°
The Goold Bicycle Co. LTD.
u s YONOE STREET, Brantford, Ont
TORONTO
PERKINS &1MARTIN
Fanson', Block.
1101104.14*.
The name of Rev. Bro. J. W. Hodgins,
of Seeforth, the Rural Dean of Huron, is
freely mentioned by leading craftsmen in
Western Ontario for the position of Grand
Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Masons.
The office is held this year by l3ro. Bette,
of Brookville t two yearn since Bro.Fairlie
of Melford, filled the position, and now
it is felt that a Western clergyman should 1
receive the honor,
Change in. 13usi .ess
SN H LL'S -
Butcher Shop !
Having purchased the Butchering bus
iness of Messrs. Wood Bros., will take
possession on April 1st, and I would yes
pectfully solicit the patronage of all the
old customers of the shop and as many
new ones as can favor me with a call ,
Meats of all kinds always on hand,
and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
17724S. $211,ZX L.
!inab $tyo$!
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Best Ordered Clothing11 roduced in hetet
Gentlemen l leave your orders 'early,for'1
with the beet staff ,of Tailors ; the bell,
stook of /Pine 'trimmings, and the. best
Cutting in Town, yen are stare of aatisftic
ion
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