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LOrVoii TE TRE; POST 9•E'FI0E0 OJAINTQN
The 'undersigned having 'opened out in the
Smith !}!sole, desires to State that he will keep on
haus tbt very, oholaeat_ }testa, iaviutt 3}0,.61
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He will at all times, be prepared to pay the
higbeet arket price for 1txport ((attics.
LIVBI cKiis R wiXs Eve4ted.;or eal>ol't...GUS };
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We desire mostleorcileilq t¢ thank'all,thoae who
r3ldva ,favored ue with -their patronage since we
' ,,commenced in business,asgd-toaesure them and
the pubilo generally tbatwe aro in better shape
ttllan ever to oateer to tholr wants, having added
prove
an imdretrigerator and other conveniences
Q our error • , .W _z.,,.
W HEATLEY & FINCH
Clinton SEAT Market
BUS NEOS : CHANGE.
'Ihe unersigned desires to "intimate'that he
'has bougg1t out the interest of Mr Couch, in the
butchering hnaingaa lately, oatrted ow under the
yle of FORD .t COUCH'. trusts will
continue bnuthe
he
ante attic old stead, and
e
closest and most careful attention to the busi-
ness straightforward and courteous treatment
to ail, and 6handlingg only °hole° meat, to,merit
and zeorders oareiully and promptly filled a. All
JAMES A. FORD .
Central Butcher Shop
Subscriber desires to thank the publio genera'-
ty, for the patronage bestowed upon hula; and
at the same time to say that he is now in a bet
ter position -than ever to supply the wants of all.
As he gives personal attention to all the details
of the business audscan satisfactorily fion led.
eir
orders being promptly"
Hie motto is "good meat at reasonable prices.
Choice Sausage, Poultry, &e.,
in season.
Cash`paid for Hides, Skins, &o.
JOHN SCR UT
aT ON,Alberon.
Flour and Feed Stores
Flour; Feed & Seed Store
The undersigned having purchased the busi-
ness of Messrs Walker & Hanley, desires to inti-
mate that be will keep on hand the very best,,
FLOUR and FEED
Of:all kinda, also the choicest variety of
Clover, Timothy & Small Seeds,
Which willbe sold at close margins for cash.
ALT also kept on hand. He will also keep a
choice
sumere w ll find tall tnds of o be excellent nt vallue. con•
J. W. HILL,
HURON ST., CLINTON.
.COOK'S
FLOUR; -FEED_ & SEED .STORE_
We have in stock a choice assortment of
Seeds, sash as
CLOVER, T MOTI Y, MILLET,
CORNAnd all seeds required for Farm or Garden
use.
Flour and Feed of all kinds
D. COOK, OLINTON.
BANKS
The Molsons Bank.
,Inoorperated by Act of Parliament,1866.
.00APITAL, - - $2,000,000.
REST FUND, - $1,000,000
READ OFFICE, MONTREAL.
J. H. 11. MOLSON Pres.
1. WOLFERSTAN THOMAS, Geaerst Manager
Notes er,scounted, Collections made, Draft
issued, .Sterling and American ex
change bought and ,sofas at lowest
cureefrt rates.
Interest allowed on deposits. '
F' A It IEC .
Roney advenced to farmers on their own note with
ne or more endorsers. NO mortgage required as
scarify. H. O. BREWER. Manager
iEO, 1)..McTA( ART,
BANKER,
ALBERT ST, - CLINTON.
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yosiuvelytelleve and ure yen. Price 60 ots.
A'hi4 Infector Tor its'ewtr,06ostul treatment is
furnished free. !remember, Shiloh s lteme flea
are sold on a guar+mteo td give satistectiou.
FAR.RA.N & TISDALL
BANKERS,
CLIN'TON. ONT
Advances made to farmers on their own
nates at low rates of interest.
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Be sure you get •STARO'S,
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Piton GLASGOW UNIVERSITY. SCOTLAND.
FOR, THE L STARK MEDICINE CO.
25 CENTS a Entirety !d by all Druggist.
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MONTREAL.
TETZ tZ roI1' 114W ERA,`
Not vWi,.,+.;:,,
The Humps*" of Aust''a, who 'iia making
tourist Ilse.been ..iollowin,?s the me,
erppple raf fiareaft iia$i:l',ifl agd iio.hn,rub.itlg
with:vsry humble folk. ° ' few day* ago
Her:Majesty .entered M. ecciscOOnei'.e shop
In Seyilie, followed by.a p..our, Wooer., iieb•
gink, The Empress made thepetit' wounsn
sit dawn table a with
and eat caked,' M' n.
her, talking freely the whale.
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Albert Monier, sen of 'thefaMouti Far
ts
o e a ufac ret has ht the
shoo lar m a tu.:, bong
house of the Baron de Gunzbourg, 15
4YBnne du Bole de 13oulogne. , !union Ale
funzb9urg built this hRueti ata o49t,o
f $1,-
000,000( but the failure :of the') 0u114)q4-g
:Bank in Paris 'and 4t. Petersburg has cora,
palled him to part with all his property.
The Baroness de llunzbourg, nee Gold-
echmidt, is one of the noted Parisian
heautiea, but she accepts comparative
poverty with grace and courage. She,
w to . was always. seen .in splendid car
rtages now walks in Paris streets very,
modestly dressed, and says, "My ohildreu
must work, but they are brave and cap--
able."
ap-able,"
PIM% lieniralY for Caters is the
lsaafesr+.to Ilse, aria '. ea
The interesting old table on which all
the marriage registers of the Prussian royal
house have been signed for the last hundred
years was need at the marriage of the
Princess Margaretha, and was brought for
that purpose from the Hohenzollern Ma -
sewn. The table,whicb was last geed at the
marriages of Prince of Henry of Prussia and
the Crown Princess Sophie of Greece, is of
painted green wood varnished' with Obi -
nese varnish, and ie covered with a magni&
cent cloth embroidered in silk, gold and ail-.
ver.
The cry of a "second Patti" has been so
often raised that one_ has come to regard it
almost as a cry of "Wolf," and give it lit-
tle or no heed. The last ory'ia so persistent
that it is beginning to make itself heard. A
Signora Bellinoioni, beautiful as the .day,
and rising twenty-five, has simply taken
Berlin by storm.
***
Queen Victoria will eeud to the Chicago
Exhibition a water -color, a picture ot Spot
(her favorite Scotch terrier), and various
sketches of Balmoral done With her own
hands, some of winch come from the walls
of the private dining -room of the Castle.
Princess Louise and Princess Beatrice also
send pictures. Princess Christian sends
some •very fine specimens of needlework,
executed with the most consummate skill
and ingenuity. There will also be a sachet,
copied from a piece of crape, worked by
the Queen, which was in a prominent
place at the Guelph Exhibition of not long
ago. •
'**
One of the wittiest of contemporary
Continental jourualists, Daniel Spitzer, of
The Neue Freie Presse, has just died at
Meran, at the age of fifty-eight. For over
a quarter of a century Spitzer has made
Vienna laugh week in week out. His wit
was of a most characteristic and distinctive
order, and was expressed in a language of
indescribable droll3ry that Spitzer may be
said to have invented.
***
The Prince and Princessof Wales are
about to make a long yachting tour in the
Mediterranean. They will atop at Naples,
and it is possible they may visit Rome; as
the Princess has never been there and has a
great desire to see the Eternal City. . They
will also visit Corfu, where the Empress of
Austria has invited them to pay her a v isit
at her wonderful palace on that island.
---Lady Harberton denies that_ohc.originat_.
ed the Short Skirt Leat .„;...she has, how-
eater, joined -the committee. A dress five in-
ches from _theground is not, says Lady
Haberton, by any. means so short as some
people imagine, and it is proposed that
members of the Short Skirt League should
begin gradually, and inch by inch decrease
the length of their walking dresses.
***
The appearance of Mme. Patti at La
Scala, Milan, in "La Traviata," proved to
be a great event, perhaps even more so than
was anticipated, as Verdi himself was pre-
sent. He was watched with interest—the
great maestro, and the audience could see
how profoundly moved he was by the great
songstress, paying her the tribute.. of his
tears.
At the toroh dance at the wedding of
Princess Margaretha of Germany, Princeei
Christian of Schleswig-Holstein wore a
gown of pale mauve satin, broeaded in sil-
ver, with festoons of petunia velour epingle
surrounding the skirt, the eanie' rich ma-
terial being used for the sleeves and berthe.
The Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Hol-
stein appeared in a beautiful toilette, com-
posed of vert pomme armure. silk ; the
front of the dress had an applique in lover's
knots done in white mousseline•de-aoie,
studded with tiny gold stare, while festoons
of pearls, attached and caught up by the
knots, which were ,outlined in gold, border-
ed the hem of the skirt. in a Betting of pe-
tunia velvet.
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The account of how Mr. Gladstone lives
has been followed by a contradiction relat-
ing how Mr. Gladstone does pot live. His
tepid baths, hard-boiled eggs, rice pudding,
and early hours are said to be mythical.
ase
Jean de Reszke has received the compli-
mentary sobriquet of ."Jean de Romeo," as
he ie, according to a Parisian critic, the,
most exquisite representative of this role
that has ever been seen in Paris, both aa
singer and actor.
The Crown Prince of Roumania received
a most interesting historical present on the
occasion of his -marriage from: the Rou-
manian Consul at Stuttgart, consisting of a
scepter which bad formerly belonged to
Frederick the Great of Prussia, and which
was therefore of special interest to His
Royal Highness as a prince of the house of
Hohenzollern. This scepter, which was of
beautifully carved ivory, bears the royal
crown and the arms of Prusefa with the
initials F. II. At the lower end of the
scepter is carved the Brandenburg gate of
victory of Berlin. It is probable that this
interesting relic was stolen by• French
soldiers during the wars from Berlin or
Potsdam..
At a recent Austro-Hungarian ball in
Paris Mrs. Mackin, ot New York, wore a
magnificent Worth gown of Nilo -green satin
brocade woven with gold, the sleeves form-
ed of straps of brocade and crevpe of'mous-
seline chiffon ; a berthe of Venice point
etherised the square decolletago and stood
out at. the shoulders very picturesquely. In
the bronze hair and at the bust a aeries of
diamond stars throw their gleam and glit-
ter, while on the left shoulder a knot and
ends of pale blue moire ribbon held one
blush rose with its attendant leavCe in silk.
en bondage. Mrs. Ayer wore a gorgeously
beautifulgown of white satin, with. voltam
inous sleeves to match, an overdress. o
prigeleas,,point veiling' the sheen of the ma
serial ; on the shoulders bunches of purplt
violate and leaves caught up the deep bene
the of'spider-web taco,. above wl idh seine,
tilated a marvelous neoklaob sof rubies
and diairtonds,' and numeroulr eiaa 54
44.r Dog Deekid With Diameter!.
Wes Etta Ton Eyck, of llartford, 4oan,1
really take the palm for eetray.gaut,deco,
rMdone of a dog. Miele Ek ii youg,
pretty,an* owns a two•poundblaTenycokiand tnan
terrier, and°tbia le the way she attires the
little mite 1. Diamond and earrings,made.in.
screw feishtan,atd thus lie Sat witdoggie's
pars. As the diamonds are two karat Atones.
and pre of qhs purest water, the New. York,
Journal thinks they, are easily worth $250.
2, A collar spans the little ' animal's heck.
1t isof embossed Russia, leather as a base,.
so doggie's gg a dear.little neck will not be in-
jured. Along the leather runs .s big band. of
solid old. its this band are set diamonds
B tr► . ds
rabies, eineralde; cat's -oyes, bits+,, of
lapse," .lazuli, strip.- of -onyx, pai,gis
of value ; its fact,' the collar n:pa
.imply a glittering' mess of splendid gams.
It coot $0,000. 3. This daintily decorated
dog has also a harness, This harness con.
silts , of a strap. which passes around his
forelegs • andthence across' his back to his
hindquarters: Thy harness, like the collar,
is of soft Russia leather, aad.is just' ablaze
with precious stones. 7.'o add to the unique
picture. Mies Ten Eyck has tied blue-
baby blue—ribbons along the harness at
interyalA..,,,,
Mies Ten Eyck herself does not wear e
gem. She puts them all on her dog, which
is probably not only the richest dressed dog
in America, but at the same time has an
especial servant to wait 01441111n.
WOR SALE QRS TO Ll'iT,
IBRICac, HQWSR TO ! NTZ
The, uutl+ relgpg� ace be west hail et the fine.
adOonyenlentdQlible;briekhouseonRattenbury
vent et terY reasionable terms, .The !louse.
io
alreoet new and baa ey, try oonvegience, iitlflfi
g9,Xpoll,
ROUSE TO RENT
The conal}; on
Batstenu
rs stre
et
11ow coon ieby Mrs ,Thrower ' s offered to rent. It contains lining
room pa tor bedroom and kitchen
downetair,nitb three be�rneAis
apMt,•ixe. -Acca!
cellar. 9nlyY a minute's walk from the business
portlen of the to•w •. App15, at NSW. ERA Office
Air.. Silstditoieolat tome
When relieved from the *Seim of, state,,
Mr, C "adatone ,finds no pleasure eo great as
his hone life, e►t Hawarden.. There his
family
are withered together, thea.
and the great
man• romps apd.plays with
kis grandchild-
ren as'tbough"he never knew what it was
to be blamed' for anything that went wrong
in all Great Britain and her colonies. Mr.
Gladstone is ..a Wonderful •soholar, a busy
writerridd.speaker, but the! little Gladstone
children know him beet as a good, kind
grandfather who ie fond of fun. He, too,
would'. prefer to enjoy their company rather
than to be surrounded by England's great
men at an all-night session of
Parliament. His other recreations are
walking, and—this is' really very funny
—chopping down trees. Our great George
Washington, according to tradition, had a
like fondness in his youth, but by the time
'he became President he had probably out-
grown such fancies. Mr. Gladstone, how-
ever, is an expert woodman, and though he
doesn't destroy valuable cherry trees, he
goes out with is axe and takes the, keenest
pleasure in felling trees in Hawarden Park.
A visitor to the castle one day noticed an
axe behind the door in the great hall,
where it had beon left by the statesman
after one of his copping expeditions, A
curious ornament for tilzoh a place, it seems,
It may be out of compliment to the boy
George Washington and his hatchet that
the "Grand Old Man" prefers to use an
American axe.—Harper's Young People.
Why Women Paint and Powder.
There is no use in talking, says a writer
in the Philadelphia Times, women do use
paint and powder, and the only thing to do
is to accept the fact and learn, if possible,
the cause. To ask one whose cheeks bears
rosy evidence against her "why she does
it" will bring no satisfaction, as there has
never yet been known a woman willing to
acknowledge that any portion of her
make-up is false. Rouge is used most
undoubtedly for the sake of winning the
admiration of the oppoaite sex; 'as there
is hardly a man who really admires
the pallor of the' lily in preference to
the glowing tints of the rose, and many
masculines candidly admit when questioned
on.the subject : "Oh, we don't mind, so
tong as it ie done artistically: ' - Ah,there'a
the rub, or rather too much of the rub, for
so few women, outside of beauty do ctors
and those having maids, realize how much
they get on, causing the very marked dif-
ference between their face and their neck,
which is certain to call attention '‘to the
daubing done by the unskilful hand. Very
seldom is anyone deceived by the vivid red
of cheeks that have been heightened in
color by a rosy liquid or powder, and un-
less it van be done well it should never be
attempted. Powder is ae much a part of a
woman's toilet as her soap or her tooth
brush. It is, not used to deceive anybody,
but takes the shine off in warm weather,
and at all seasons of the year gives that
sweet and feminine finishing touch that has
Do more harm is it than wheal the mother
uses the puff on, her baby's soft skin after
the bath. Rouge, certainly has a flavor of
unreality about it, and no matter, by whom
it is used it gives to that piirsoii d I'ook t1at
is certainly not high brnd, to put it mildly.
Refined, womanly women will notremit, to
it any more than they will bleach their hair
or make up their eyes, but to powder 'is a
.ittle feminine sin that is both pardonable
End inr.,eent.
Best Cure For
All disorders of the Throat and
Lungs is Ayer's Chary Pectoral.
It has no equal as a cough -cure.
Bronchitis
" When 'I was a boy, I had a bronchial
trouble of such a persistent and stub-
born character, that the doctor pro-
nounced it incurable with ordinary
remedies, but recommended me to try
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I did so, and
one bottle cured me. For the last fifteen
years, I have used this preparation with
good effect whesever I take a bad cold,
and I know of .timbers of people who
keep it in the house all the tithe, not
considering it safe to be without it."—
J. C. Woodson, P.M., Forest Hill, W. Va.
Cough
"For more than twenty-five years, I
was a sufferer from lung trouble, at-
tended with coughingso severe at times
as to t:ause hemorrhage, the paroxysms
frequently lasting three or four hours.
I was induced to try Ayers Cherry Pec-
toral, and after taking four bottles, was
thoroughly cured."— Franz Hoffman,
Clay Centre, Kans. '-
La Grippe
" Last spring I was taken down with
la grippe. At times I was completely
prostrated, and so difficult was my
breathing that my breast seemed as if
confined in an iron cage. I procured a
bottle of Ayer'1i Cherry Pectoral, and
no sooner had I began taking it than
relief followed. I could not believe that
the effect would be so rapid and the
cure so complete." -W. H. Williams,
Cook City, S. Dal.
AYER'S
CHERRY _FECTHRAL
Piererbd by Dr,.1, C. Aro Au Co.. Lot.ell, Miss.
Solaria Drattrlraf. Peke ;Is .te !settles. SS.
Prompt to act, ours to Urs
TO LET OR FOR SALE.
Those Convenient premises next door to Leone's
Qarrle ge. Worse, suitable fer a handy man to start
a seocn
hana
furniture
wareroo or bestow
of similar nature.
Dwelling -Weise attached.
Apply to MISE} NOUNTCASTLE.
Th
DR I'cLELL I1, L01DO11x O T.
40 t 090 $t„ 400.411•44***,
F,.YE, ,VAR,' .NOSE *' f,RUAT •
Graduate of the New York Ey. alid:Eer els.�it�I
1808.„ Graduate iZe4le l Sob. Is New Xtlo
9 ran a pied oil School and H,oslziLli"ofr
Eye. Ear Noae and Throat 1802. Oyes Treater!;,
Full .too of ArtiAotal Ryes, Bpectaolps tins r�Afs
gee* gyillba at the.
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The: Fir*t FRIDAY to Raab '!!!curb.
Fitch. •Y'ieit4VGUST 7 next,, th �r Ho 9re
10 a. in. to 4 p,nlr. Charges Moderato,
HURON AND BFRUGE
Loan di
investment ' Volr'
4OOD HOUSE TO RENT
A large commodious and 'comfortable 'house,
on Townsend street, containing accommodation
for, ordinary ;lamily,-With altlaconveniences, 1a of.
fared to rent' on reasonable terms. Good garden
ttaohed
a Rouse is in eauellent repair. Apply
W either 0. WILSON or JAMES HOWE.
GOOD FARM FOR SALE
For particulars apply to
MANNING & SCOTT,
Barristers, &c., Clinton
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
For sale, two excellent lots, being Nos. 506
on the corner cf Rattenbury and North Streets,
They are both ada
and 607, on the corpnteer od f for Nbuilding
orth and Princessuoses Steand
.
prrpp
are both offered for este on reasonable terms.
Apply to T. M. CABLING. •
DYEING & Clothes CLEANING
Parties having Clothes of any kind which they
desire to have cleaned or dyed, should leave
them with the undersigned, who is agent for
BARR'S.DYE WORKS.
All work entrusted to him will be promptly at-
tended to and guaranteed satisfactory. Prices
moderate. JAMES HO W SON, Albert St. Clinton.
NewPHOTO 0 A 1 LERY
Subscriber desires to intimate to the people of
Clinton and vicinity, that ho has opened up a
Photo Gallery in the premises nearly opposite
Fair's Mill, which have been fitted up expressly
for the purpose, where he will be prepared to do
any work in his line.
CABINET PHOTOS, PANELS,
SUNBEAMS or TINTYPES
Taken in the latest styles. and at lowest prices
on cloudy as well as fine days. by new process
J. W. COOK, : CLINTON
BENMLLLER NUI(SER1
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
NORWAY SPRUCE, SCOTCH
AND ASTRACHAN PINE.
THE LATTER OF WHICH WE MAHE A SPECIALTY
LARGE STOCK ON HAND.
The ahoy.) ornamental trees and shrubbery will b,
sold at very low prices, and those wanting any
thing in this connection will save moue
purchasing here.
Orders by Mail will be promptly attende
to. Address,
JOHN STEWART. — BenmIll.r.
THE _-RIGHT
The new model o ockford Watch, when
planed in a screw barrel erase, will fill a ion fait
want among farmers, as it is not dns proof
only, but very strong. The plate which the
wheels work between, not being separated by
pillars as in the ordinary
WATCH
But by the bottom plate being turned out of a
solid piece of metal, with.the edger lett of the
tops plate to rest on; it also being pendant or lever
set with Bunk balance to prevent breaking, mak-
ing in allsigood rong watch
For a Farmer
JOS. BIDDLECOMBE
Hoose Painting and Paper Hoeg
The undersigned ie prepared to promptly' exe-
cute all orders for PAINTING, HALBOMINING
PAPER -HANGING, &e. Ho is a practical man of
long experience ,and guarantees to do all work
in a manner that °hall bo satisfactory, while
prime will bo exceedingly moderate. Orders re-
spectfully solicited.
GEO. POTTS, Kirk St., Clinton
CLINTON
Planing •Mill
—AND—
DRY KILN!
THE SUBSORIBEDRAVING J UST COUPLET
ED and furnished his new Planing MDl with
machinery Of the latest Improved patterns is now
prepared to attend to all orders in his line in th
most prompt and satisfactory manner and at roc
sonable rates. Re would also return thanks to al
who patronised the old mill before they were burn
gd out and now being in a better position to ere
ute orders expeditiously and feels confident he can
ve satisfaction to all.
FACTORY—Near the Grand Trunk
Railway, Olinton
THOMAS McKENZJE
ROBERT -:- DOWNS,
OLINTON,
Manufacturer and Proprietor for the best Nun
Mill Dog 1n use. Agent for the sale and appli-
cation of the taTFiaHsa PATENT AUTOMATIC BOILER
Cawms. STEAM FITTINGS furnished and app
.4 on short natio°. •
isoners. Engines. and 'all kinds of
tiaelainery repaired expeditiously
and in a satisfactory manner
Farm implementsjnanulaotured and repaired
Steam and water pampa furnished and put in
positipn. Dry Silas fitted up on application
Charges moderato.
S. WILSON,
GENERAL DEALER IN TINWARE
HURON STREET, CLINTON
Repairing of all kinds promptly attend to ea
enable rates: A trial eolletlodr
BANNER ROUTE.
Does it ever strike yon that the new
Wabash lino between Detroit and Chicago,
just completed, forme patio! the shortest
line from Canada to the World Fair City
and .the great west. The now trains on
`
the W abash are absolutely the` lines t in the
World; not hell``tlie' ad Kritages of this
Rtallway esti be : outlined here, any It. It,
b i or
n 11 on the res serf, :
'ticket a e ,bill ke
calat' dti tied bMo0, N. B. Co,Ring! &
Yotige street,'Tolfotlte. J. B. Richardson
Canadian reisieisigor si gent.
to Oofwirany i8 1 ending ¥`careesy oa t!'.....
Security sat L°WOet' .liatCa•oj' Iseterett,
MORTGAGES - - . PIIRCiHASED
SAVINGS BANK BRANCH.
3, 4 and 6• per Cent. Interest 41dlowed'ois
Deposits, according ro.an:0W and time,"
OFFIOE+-Corner of Market Squire and North 8*
dORACE BOSTON,
YA1tAesl
• 0t 188.
J. C. STEVENSON,
—THE LEADING --
UNDERTAKER
—AND—
EMBALMER.
A PULL LINE OP
GOODS KEPT in STOCK
The bestEmbalming Fluidused
Splendid Hearse.
ALBERT ST.,CLINTON
Residence over store.
OPPOSITE TOWN HALL
DO YOU WANT
A First-class Step or Long Ladder ?
A Handy Wheelbarrow ?
A Splendid Churn, or anything of 11
nature? Then call onjW. SMITHSON, a
shop, No.7 Frederick St„ or E. Dinsley
Will bo at Dineley's corner every Saturda
afternoon.
--TEE—
Royal' ElectricIo
Co.nneAseent
bsad'memoa i ors. •
CONTNAgggae swum-
. tl>R %d 190 AND•.,
ltwEA Itictunis
Tbrougboul the Daoti(loai
ss to. se 1Wletltestofo,8u
MONTREAL
PAPER
MILLS
CO:
•
PETARMAN'S AOR FOOD
NOTA 180N
FATAL TO RO ' ES ANO WATER BUGS.
Wclt.e.tt0o/b»Om Drt l.t. We eri11g1,e .1,M
Dtt)L briewlya'a'trr,p�fM.,la3dlttrltpreP'',1'&PP"
EWING, HERRON & COu,' a $'nh eh'
Sole niLea 67s 681 St: iiiin1 sheet 'ictll iitEkt.
sole p5, oomdi. AU sbocad won 11 ilj�O�Ii�r
brands..,dsi AkuX* sb..r. eon
Ing thti'erilgil pr•rk.yv para F 1
PoE'!" L14W BeondABosatei
PORT, 1'6on'-nay, ; A." HBrand, �a
rade. Saccus, LLL Brand.
W ' N it
Manaatll. CLAEDT. Lion S P R I T
Brand, "A," pWaIIIi.ET, Llon
Brand,
Lion can ds Visr,Lfaa 1r11�ERCHA NT.
Ag,rttor John Bo'erteon &tons teh Whiskey; /amen
Ferguson Wong, Glasgow ; Bonnet& Deiametn Jara.o.
Cognac, Prawn CHAUPAoas,vind.Pdodoes, 'bInME
416 St. Paul Street, Montreal.
MOIlfr i1jT .,1 ot��1RAD4'o
Wall ..1% ' COLIN :
ti er 1 `MCARTHURo [
& CO..�
Facto
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rY 1nTR,� il,
Before fore
CANADA TRUSS FACTORY
Sat. 1866. r. CR088, Prop.
Appliances for all kinds of Phy-
sical Deformities. Gross'
Improved Pat. Artificial Limbs
—Send ibr— l
PRI® LIST and CIRCULARS
La Craig Street, Montreal
MUCiLAGE-& LIQUID OLUE,MANFR.
It AULb :+PretPjan#liylhl: :'159 draig
OSTRICH' 'FEATHER MANFR.
'W. SNO W, rather Rapalrs4, 1913 Notre Dame
SAFE `MANUFACTURER
S. REIMBAI.L,yarsirs!Aidoss.Eye alty.6?lCraig
THE EQUAL OF
PARISIAN RAR,RENEWER
Cannot be found, for reolortng grey hair to its
natural Dolor and beauty; it keeps the head
• dean and cool, and frtlo front dandruff, it
stops the hair iron► falling out, promotes tho
growth, and givers the hair the globs, beauty
and Strength yottli
, When' used adIro
ctod
it was nev ,,known to-fatt, Sold tor half the
price 444 Aide preliiiratfah', and Li muck
better theeran' known balrtoilet;
Bard eitlry'whlire 1<ti rfrg. ik' t