The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

OOURTIOE. ENFIELD. Mr. Thos. Rall has the diphtheria. Mr. D. Giff01d has gone to Michigan. A sale of a· anr ing t ·mber will talrn place at Mr. Arthur Aunis', next Fri,,ay. PAINTING A PAIN! A Nl':W I' AR !SrAN AR TIST".'! CAN VAR OF A "Rli E UM:\'.l'IO ." 8TORY Rusl1, Bush, Rusli. F. A, HARDY & 00.'S TRADE MARK. ss . PRISMOIDAL SPECTACLES YOUTH'S KEEN ANO EASY VISION RE.STOl/E!J. T hese gla_:>ses are ground on a NEW f'R~~S~PL~--'.:"~i~!:J~!ves the aid_~~ eye requires without causing any strain or , ~nse of weariness. FOR SALE BY -'-'---·-·· - · -····--- - - - ·· - I ,J· J, MAS() N· Every day a. rush at Jno.J.Mason~s DRY G 0 0 D S AND JEWELRY HOUSE, ' i · W lWn ~t 8QJ.tG .i.;. .. I :~~n~~~~vfnw~~~ !·~:er~~~.ifc~~: ,... !. ' t·· ··-- · · '""-' .""'c s we can. l Come 1 ~,. . . QU While others complain vf dull business, we can scarcely se1ve all . t d I t o ur cus omers, an a mos every afternoon p e ople have to go out lllOt waited on. We urge our friends to c_ome as_ e~rl.f in the day as ~oss1ble, as 1t 16 impossih]e for us to _ 'rive you t_ be atteit'o· · "}l ·· 1 1 n lU ~ 0 ~ & · "Tell me, Mr. Wight, asked our reMr. Alex . McLean, who has returner\ porter of the well-known art 0 .,nnoisseur from Michigan, ie spendiug a. few day> of 1he Everdt, N e'l'f Y ork, "is Amel'ic"n hne art improving in charac~ er and excellOnr thriving merchant, Mr. John ence 1" Atohton, has a fine lot of Xmas good11 on "Very much so." exhibition in his st(lre. "Do Americans much patronize for. \-Ve are glad to see tile names of eom" eigu nrt 7 " of tht1 Enfield people on the Editor'g "yes. And aa they pay the bc8 t prices, Honor Rull. More to follow. their private galleriefl contain geru· of all Mr ··fames Hulbert has been so busy the modern masters " in his blacksmith shop that he requires " Which are preft>rred, works of the an 11.;sistant in order to keep up with hi~ modern or a oc··mt miistP.rs 1" work. _. "The modern. Historical scenes, real Our popular choir is making great pre and ideal landsc~pes, and d~eided cbarparationa for the Xmas tree. Peooh aeters in fo~ure a.re the mos · popular. fou<l of good music should not miM th(' ·~ The lust time I was in Paris I !Jicked Tnnr. concert. up a very stnng bh of drawing, which - ---·- - Death has a second time ineido of a I dep;cted a middlo-a.1-:ed 1nim hol~terl'd up HA MPTVN. week made its ap pearance in Mr. Wm I in a much be-011shioned chair, his f1J.JJe A littlA too much s·.oft weather of late Bol-be' ~a':1il.Y. This time the s·roke ft-li 1iu1d surroundings i dicatiu g · in~ense to imi~ the skaters. upon \V1lliam Henry, who died on Wt'd aguny. inst., "Hi· table is crowded with many a Mr. Thoe, Clark, of Cobourg, WM call- netdav, h 7tl1 Th b aged 9 yea·s andb 6 uio11t s. e ereaved family have t e phyBician'e phials, abimdnned handages, sympathy of the entire community. and used np h!ieters . Bt<fore him a tub ·ng on friends her.i last wAek. '1 he tea on Christmas Day Ill this \'il· lI of eteawing water derisively send11 its inlage !s expected to be a gre::i.t succe~s. NEWCA 8TLE. oeo~e into his face, and i.he grat., fire The patrons and stockholders of the Mr. J olm Vennor, of Orillia, is visit- cheerily bla.z,·s in mockery of hi~ ui1happicheese fac·or:v are requested to meet in ing friend!! here. nose Hi· nttrse is a type of di~may. 1he T11wn Ball, on Saturday. See 'rhe L.A. S. , of this place, purpose "lreallyenjoylookin1tar. this picture!" notice in this paper. holding a social 00 the l!>th in..t. "l lmow ho"' thti old fel"ow feels! People in this locality have not folly Th I' x i:r· I myself was for t\relve years a victim of 11'J.r. e · "ev. decided yot who they will bring out as J tl · tJ.lraiwa, d · ·a native <l of inflamm~tory theumatism. Evtiry a11rin.., "' lo appoua e epu- " "nd witi·"r perf· ct t . <>rtiire tw111tad _ nia f·i~ uew · blood for tho C"uncil of 1888, but t apri.n,1a t f th" th m1smonary ti ,_ · J ·v v u · 18 I P aco e rst wee .. m an · 1wo or three mouth·, we expect everything will b e mature d by a ion or ., dr1r1'11g .. which I was nomination day. ua'.(h S l , often unable to elt>ep lor a week at a time 'I ' e ~. A. t irce d~y s banquet and was turm-nted by continuou agony, and Rev.Ch><rlea Fish preached a. very sym- jubilee commenct>s next Monday.the 19 h at one tiwe was totally blmd for a fort·g t1 .111e 1·1 evpected Oh the · Pa.th tio sermon here Sund ...y morning· inst· A h1 ~ · · night, t he disease having settled in my In the aft~ rnoon he gavt a very able ex- poor chickPns ! eyes. I had the beet medical ek1ll, used position of ·' Eotrthly and Heave1.Jy If rho parries who took the hrt>ad Oolt all the most approved scientific specitics, Treaeure11," t·1 the Sunday-school, with of the Onino baker's wagon one night Ills · visited the fawe 1 nrineral sprimis of bl...ck board illuetrations. week on its way horn·· will go and pay ·h" America, ofCarlab·d and P ..rfa, but ;very Mr. I. L. Ilrown has a few pair of ex:- proprietor 20 cents he will let him off, year the same m ad fire literally burned tra £r,o Mamm· -th Bronze turktys for this bei g tho first 11fftiuce. me a 'ive ! s·le. Bat·1o1a1us r!ns w o~k. Come early. Two more initiations into the S. 0. E. "I often Ia.ugh to myself as 1 think Mr. Brown's Plym<>uth Rocks .. re becoru- on 'I Ut·Bday evenmg last. They pnrpnse what an old ·bear' I to:> mu·t have been, ing more popular 111! the time. A line having a b,g supper shortly. Ucme down, when suffering as that old fellow seems trio WliB shipped to N .·panee last week. Mr. Editor, and bring along your friends to be. " A large number of pers·ll1B by invita- and piirtake af the luxuries of the season. "Aren't you temptin11; fate by making .:·'"..·· %ik\l:.'f.1\ui ,", ~~t't:\!~':r::~:: J tion <iseembled at the r .. sidenoo of Mr. S. S. No. V, CLARKE.-An ente.t-ain· sport of y··ur old tinemy ? " Tho!!!. Peters, on Tuesday of last week,t.o mN1t consisting of dialogues, tableaux, "Oh, 110, I f.,ar him oo longer !My last witntJ~a the marriage of his de.uµhter etc., will .be given in the scl1uol-ho1.1ae, tusslll w·th him w s over two years ago, Ellu, to Mr. E. 1'rnll. The coremnny was hy the scholar11 and o ·heto, on Wednes and all the a~ ony of ·'le years of remis performed by Rev. E.Barrass, M.A. 'fhe day evening, 21st imt., commencing at aion settled 011 me then. My physici1111 preeent~ t o the bride wern very numerous 7 o'clock. Admission 10 cents_ gave mo no h ··pe of recovery. I had faith And c stiy . Our worthy Biblt> cl11ss teacher, Mr. iu myaelf, bo .. evn," For the informa·ior1 of the Sun corres- .Asa Walbrid14e, h·s rl'signed ou account "Well how did it work ~ " poudent ~nd the patrons of rhe Hau1pton of his ht'altb. Mr. Walbridge rs highly .. The rheums. ism was i11 my ca.~e. as d d L h h · · Cheese Factory, we would say that Dir· esi eemt an .,a11 t e earttolt '8YIDJ.IBLby 11'1 a.ear1 y ~"l oth era, caused b y a d" iseaae lingtun CheeBe Co. did not 3 .,11 their ia~t of bis hrgc cbs1, who have for mauy of Hilt' bl. md, prob.. bly produce<l by un fl shipment of Cheese for 12.l cents P· r ~ears liste11ed tu him· with the gr.. at~et 1 a·1epeoQtod ina<"tivity o~ the kidne~s. for I pound, 11..r yet did th~y . get llJ centaper mt~res~·_ .Pl~asure ~nd. profit. May God'111~ar;l n~v~LOJ!\1 1in~ ~atn ln t:he,m. T~enty pound for t~e fot. 10~ ot>nts was the I !lllll \l _l:.....n upon n ts 1a ··ol'e ~nd Ull\f. !lw b~ ..ut<ios of Wari?'ers ;::,afe Cure, h o'l'I ev~r, · amountreahzedforthe1rA.11gust ma.ke. ,- !!:;>tec11lyres1.ored _ toheahh. compl.,,t~lypurifiedmyblo ·d,any.lnev0r save_ S.c.ow Bov. - - - - - -··· ·- ···- -have "n]"yed euch rohusL !tea.1th M IJOIV, MesPrs. Andrew, J anws and George R undle, wit h l\'liss L1liifl Rundle and Mis8 Oliver, of Brock, have betn visit ing at Mr. Il.. F. Richard's. A eurpri> e part.y fr<·m Oshawa were themselves imrpriseti to have the doors of several of our CJ! izens cJ.,~ed agiiiuat them a few eveuin!-(B ago. The party re turned home" sadder if not wiser." Mr. Samuel Stacey, not discouragPd ;u having llia first purch>lse in horse flesh killed by the l comorive, has bong ht a new horse- it's 8 iret fir " too. s _,veral loads of wood were required to secure it. In the a.hs01 :ce of Rev. R. Sa.nderson, who was preuching missionary sermona iu Cart1uig t, tho pulµit at Ebenez,·r on Sund"y last Wllll ~uppli· d by Mr. William Evt1raon in the morning and l\fr. John ~ hort in the evening . PROCRASTl NA IlON 1 IS THE Thief of Time ! Therefore we have decided to ciear out at Once ffEGARDLE~ COST~ Our ~tock I LOSS. of Furs, Blankets, Overcoats, Mantles & Millinery, together Goods. --~·---- with all our Vv7 inter Our experience has been that.. F.,URS, BLANKETS, Etc.~ are· not usually worn in. July. So weare determined f' TO SELL NO"W". CA C_l and w e will do · . vL ~ ~ A:~·Kfr77ofit3 R __ con d . tin _ .Jji$ ..he on IY wa_.:t" ..... . T na Cl>_n ar.count for v tl state of \JOID0 l_:.,Jfl10 · , SI , . . Rev. E .11er . l >U1t~ 16 T vival sernces 111 Les~ard. l Iof Oshe.~a . hM ~!!~~=;!;ing with agent11 ~:1 ~~(cead ha.~~ ~~ie~~; ::c~~;:;~:dath;~ all krnd~ rer;ently, used it. for general de '·· 1hty, ru.lartn, Tha Choral Society is making great progress in it,, pr;ictice. o·ur o1"1 cirizen It. R Southoombe now of Toronto ~-ae iu town last week ' The .""ail say's : "l\fr. W. H. Gibbs will coDtest Si. David's WiLrd for aldermuiic honors. The fun.,r ..l sermon of the hte Thomils C"ldridue was preached by Rev. N; H1Jl· las · Sllndav . '. eveni11g. . Th_e Vmd1cator reb~hs a W~1tby paper for g1vm~ ~oo luw prices m its U.;ha.wa revort. Ti;i to" bad. Col. J. McG:ll leaves on Wednesday for an ex tended trip through Western Onbrio aud Michil-(an. Vlr. E. Carswell, after a tour of New d · York :State, has come home to ehver a few lectures in Canada. A corn festival is to be given by ihe . ch urc1 you i'g people o f t h e p res byter1a.n i, on Thursday evening, D<JC. 15tb. A grand ball and BUJ.>per will be held on Fr1di.y, Dec. 28th, under the auspices of JEtna Assembly, K. of L. , 2355, Oshawa. Mr: J. F . Whit<>, Inspector of Separate Schouls, lri.tely visited the Q, hawB> Separoto Suhool, and was pleased to send a very fl ...tteriug report. Stepe are being taken for holding a meemig for thed1scuaaio11 of Commero·nl Union. ThtJ m ..e ting will tikelv take p ,ace early in J 1m11ary. Mr. Wilfred Dufuu r, barber in Mr.Jos. Mayon's shop, hair-dressed four, and sharnd five men 1n ou<;1 h <'ur and five mmutes on s.turday last. Who Ciin beat this 1 Mr. A. W. Farewell has erected an Hydraulic Ram ou his farm, for forcing water to his cat·le stables. The water is r~ised 35 feet and carried a diste.nce of 312 fetJt. Mr. Wm ,J. Hare g1we his employees, to the nuwber of fifteen, an oyster ·upper the other e vening. The meeting wae occasioned by the return of Mr.H11re ar.d his bride to Oshawa. A stable occupied by Richard Hobbs and owned by J. D. Hoitt wt1.e burn d Monday week. 'l.'hrtie horstts, a bu.gy and abou fifty fowls, were burned. Mr. H(lbbs had $2fi0 insur..nce. The Vindicaturcorrectlyenjoin110shawa merch1mts to get their printiug done in town and not encouriLge tramp printers any more than they dt-e1re peovle to encouragD tramp tea men, shoddy pedlars, etc In Oshawa we havt. a new kind of Ohristn1as entertainment called " A Jacob's Well." The presenta are taken out of the well and di~ti-ibuted to the children ; ,the novelty is a gce&t attrao· tion. The other evening a lamp expl ded in Mrs. Anderson's fancy store, setting the floor and t-.·blo ou fire. Mrd. Ander110n and Mrs. Redman struggltJd hard to extin~uish tho flamo8, bu~ wore forced to call m help. Ou Saturday last, Miss Eliz" Gullock, called Oil Mrs o·K~efe, a widow living in St. Patrick's. Ward, and found her wiihout either c.·al or wood. Tht1 young lady at once sen t her a cor d of wood al· ready cut. Thia was a kind and charit abl· lact. Mr. Wm. GibsGn, son of Mr. John Gib11011, of Oshawa, was in t he Guelph h')~el at ihe tiu:.e of the fire last weok ilnd escap ed in his n ight cloth <Js. B 1Jing a n _old Oshawa fireman must h· ive h elped him. fol' he was one of the very fe w who · umped for life wit hout being hurt. 3 1 6 1 VVe c n not wait until next "'W" i te r. VV e Wa 11 t the money and must have it. If you want to d d. t t· tJffie an ffiOney go JreC Q, l?ubli'c are b~.;oming conviuced that t:t pay& to buy good goods. We ...4 · t lle qua.l" "d er21-"-V~. lty our £ rtit cons1 ::mgs is that the -id.ion. "A poor article is dear at tmy price." If you want, to buy trash, shoddy., &c., the:re are places in town where ynu can b uy tsUCh stuff, but you can' t get it at our Mr. Duncan McConnachie, jr_, ha.a Store. gone to Peterboro' to open a class ill _ 1 then as to our pri'ces, we want h An~ penrnans ip. you to distinctly understand that Mr. J. W.Tnff, Newcaatle, bas retired -dre sell CHEAPER THAN THE from hotel keeping aud resumed watch ~ CHEAPEST, and can aff01d to do cleanmg, etc. sn through reducing expenses by Dr. Shaw, of L '. ttle York, has been ..:. h b" d D calling on some of his many Olarke wi.ving t e com me ry Good s friends recently. · and J · ewt l ry b usmcss. Albert Colwill imd John H. Oooney A few of our specialties are : fr11 m this township are atte nding Belled 10 h ville Husiness College. Ilea.vy D ress G oo s cts' wort W. Banes shot better than Chas. Wil12~c.; Heavy Fiue all-wool Flannel, mot by oue bird at the pigeon ehooting 30c., worth 25c ; He~vy Tablti cuntest Monday week. Linen, pure :flax, 20c., worth 2fic.; Mr. H. Brintnall, Orono, is building a Heavy Quilted Underskirt, $1.00 steam buggy. Ht< 1;xpects to have it worth $1.25; All-wool Whitt> comp 1eted in a few days. JSla.ckets, b est value in town i 8 There h·ia been another social gatherh1e; f, · of frieuds at the ·esidenoe of Mr. M. N, 2 Good White Pocket H'dk'fa or 5 Samis. All enjoyed themse.ves immeucts.; a Good Heavy 'l'ie-down for sely . S5e.·, Kid Glov es frum 10c. upwards. Hoo . S. H.Blake will deliver a lecture K nitted Wool Goods of every d es- on the subject of Tempera.nee in the e,ription· .Another lot of tha.t extra. Methodist church, Oron·., under t h 0 aus· l 1 · S e alette and Mantle on p ·cos nf the W. C. T U. , Orono branch, SJHlCl& va ue m Friday evening. Dec. 16th, at 7. 30, Cloths to hand. p. m. Admlsswn free. g re . Miss Ed. Ro'ls, of 't"o1·011lo, hiis lJeen visiting friends iu 01..rke. Miss Ella Shoults1 of rono, has been on a visit to :B1 1wma.nvilhi. Fred. B. li'ovekin has gone to Oalifor. nia to his brother Charles. · berng · ere<' ted aroun d A suit»h l e fence1s the Methodist church, Orono. Newcastle Methodi·te will hold a Xmas Tree eutertuinmtJnt on the 2Vth. Geo. A. J acohs, Newcastle, ha.s gone to 'l'oron·o. Fred. tJ.kes the farm. UC o '" rheun111t1sm, etc., nnd I have never ~~ard ao un&a t1~fac&<·ry repo rt from then_i. Mr. Wight has a personal ><cquamtauce with th .. best art lover/! of Europe aud Ame_'rica, u.11d hitt experience gives weighty t t th k bl f the es·imouy " e re~ar a ., power o Cl:ll,~brated i:irepa.rat1on named. . . Y·:u thmk, t.hen. Mr. Wight:, th'.'t there .18 e~,batimtml art development m America 7. "I certamly do, and I h "ve confidence that when the true A.mertcan idea il!I s~ttied npon, our devel.,pment will be both rapid and excollent." fl - - ---- - - -Rl!l'OUT 01, ROAD!! A:<!D srnE KTB ooi.unrrl!s. STREETS. 11cc · l I 11I ' I R I I' , , ,, I . ' i ~ 1· : .. QLD STAND, B QWffiallv. 1_ 'l} 0 . · The Prices tell, Church ... ...... . ...... ... .... .... flntario . . · . . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . .. . . . . .. Wharf Um\d.. .. . . . . .. . . .. .· .. .. .. M,.n ver~ Hoad. .. .. .. .. .. .· . . .. .. Wellington ... .. .... ............·· Duke &11<l Argyle.... ... ... .... .· Silver and Elgin. ..... . ... .· . . .. .· Seu.tog .. , . .. .'.... .... . ... ........ Concession . ... ........ . ..... . ... .. Li llerty... . _..... . ... .· . . . . .. . . .. .· Sta.tie, Road.. . . ..... . . .. .. . . .. .. li·l·es Line. .. . .. ...... .. . . .· . . ..·· McKay's Bridge...... .. .. .. .. .. .· C.-ntre . . . . .. .. .. . . .... . . .. .. .. .. .. George. ....... .. . .. .... ...... ..... tit vision . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . St. George . . . . . · .. . .. · . . . . . . . . . . . . Tempe· a.nee., ....... .. .. ... · .. .. .· North Boundary. ... .. .. ... · .... .· McClellan·a Auenue., .. .. . . .... .· ~~·;~i"i·::::. ·:.:·.:· .:·.:·.:: · :.:·:.: :·:.:·:. i1~g 175 EBT. 8ioo oo 90 50 176 l!lti 10 162 200 7G 00 76 145 EXI> the Quality sells. 125 50 1131} ~ 50 50 00 00 65 00 00 40 00 75 150 50 JGO 16.'> 00 ~ 20 l!:'i 175 00 '12 75 15 00 HM 9~ 125 lG ~o 12~ 37~ 31 75 % ii~I:~~:: :: :::::: :::::: :::::: :::::: ~ W 15 95 :WOO l~ 16 50 00 West Bouodo.ry .. ... , .... .. ...... 15 Total. ... .. . .. .... ............ $20"Jl J!1XTRA WJTHOUT KS T llllATE , 1-5 00 3600 12 25 $2138 92} 21 00 We have now completed arrangements for a big sale of ~.t prices which must take the eye of eve ry econowi~al buyer. popular gb-Ods: We keep the best quali ties, styles, and assort1.1..ont in 'fhe finest choice of first-class Dress Goods to be p rocured in the mar~et. C1upets in Wool, Union, n'I We make a specialty 0 f .ng Goods M 0 Urnl · t .1!.apea ry, an d H h cmp as c eap WI TAI LORIN C& CLOTHlllc ft In the ch ea.pest. - - - - - -- - - DEPARTMENT. Ordered Clothing we take the cake. The best tailors in town do attr work. ~o misfits, every garment guaranteed. · Overcoats for $3, others sell for $5 " U " CC 4" .,. ' r)) H (C 7 6 · and up to 1'2, " " lS5 Large stock of Ready! made Suits at very Low Prices. The Canada Business Colle~e JourMl says : E. C. Thornton, from Orono, County of Durham, 1iow wllh us, is making rapid and aura progreea in his work i.nd we expect hilll to rank hivh a:nong the best of our students this year. ln the Senior Division of Orono S.c hool the two pupila"W<tJning highest positions during No, ember in tha 5th, 4th, and junior 4th clasees respectively. are Lizzie Wata.·n and A1rnie Newsom; Poter J~mieson and J Oii. Pollard ; and J as. Martin ana John Moment. Mr. Daniel Hall, near Orono, is bnildi11g a new ro11dway to his residence. Durng the year Mr. Ball b~s made nu1?1berl~11e improvements about hU! farm. Hie res1dence has been beautified, good solid stone foundations ha~e been baih under the barns e.nd everythinl{ about the plaoe betokens care and enterprise. 811.lll the News : As yet we have heard of but one fresh candidate aa likely to enter the fiold for municipal honors. We understand Mr. Thoa. Underwood, mor· chant, is out for first Deput· -R1Jeve in oppoailion to Mr. Jamt!s Stark, an old Councillor. There d·111't seP.m to be much fault finding with our present Council. Mr. Percy Biette,of Woo<lstock,young· eat son of Mr_ Jos. Biette, formerly of Orono, ha.a just returned from a. two weeks' huntiug expedition at the Peninsula. The Chesley Enhlrprise eays :-Percy unrl bis pa rty s ucceeded i_ n securing ei··ht tin e deer a nd any qoan h ty of piu·uldge an d game of this k ind . . ·F our out cf t he eight. deer wer·1 shot by P ercy. - - - - - - - - -- - N A'l'JONAJ, J' h ,.LS -..i ll >H>I g~lpe or i;lck· Bridge a.t Vans·one's Mill .. .. ...... . . .. $215 42 Walke on Brown. A.lbort & Ourhacnsts llO!l 62! for la.dies', gents' and childrens' wear ; also in Tru'.Qiks and Valises. Culverts and crossings.drawing dirt and gravel cornt'r King and Sou1o1og, .. ... . 87 36 Como and see our elegant stock-Cash bought it, low priceG will S\)11 it. Two new culverts on Base J,ine and repairiol!" bridge ..·... ......... .. , ... ... :l5 ()fl Our specialty is to please our customers, our aim to save money for our Graveling and piling lumber. .... . . .. .. . UO 00 Cutting 1 .hi$tlcs.. .. .... . . . ... ...... ...... 26 00 patrooo, our intention to do better for you than anyone else . Goods 8hovelin11: snow .. ............. .... ....... 130 00 annot be bought cheaper-none are allowed to undersell u s . New walks and repairing. .... ..... ...... '1.5 00 S007 39~ Roopectrullr submitted. 28. T. Bn~DBN, Chairman, R1c11A , n w 01nrr, .1os HmTTAIN. ANTED.-LADlES for our fn.11 aad: Christmas tra.dt.'I. to take liRht. pl~t work at their own homes. 'l to $3 per day~. be quietly made. Work sent by msil any dtltt.ance. No canvassing. .A.ddr088 at oa.oe, CRESCEN1' .A.UT CO ·· H7 Milk 6,., 1lot,ltiin. Mu.i;s. llo:dll'ID BOOTS, BI-IOES AND SL.IPPE1.~S M. TRELEVEN. W ad;. ROYAL Qt.17&tf -·o\Y · 10 Spracc St.reet, New Wholesale Grocers Brookville, says : I have l'or !!ELECT Llll'r 01" 1,090 Nlt1YSPAP·:JCS;.. used " '.rama.riio Elixir " f-Or a &ever~ Cold and Will be ijent FREE on ,.PPU<!aUoa Cough, which it i mmediately relieved and on red. I:Iiraw Buker. Lumber and Chee8o Dealer. North A.ugnsta, Ont.. Haf': "Tamarac Elixir" Lher ~mplal:a1 ~ h a wolldortul medicine for Coughs nnd Col ·B. j' DY~ttepsla, Throat and Lung Complaints. lt is without 111u..no·-· doubt the best medi'line I ever nsed,and never Shik De~. fails to give immediate relief. We consider it Kldne;r Tronble.·sa household neoeffslty. ahe·111au11-. OUTtEB - -- -··-- - . ·------·- --- 8kh· ev ..r ean.0;e arli;la=: 1"omai6 Wea.k· ·essr.s and General tmpurUlf'B of U.i. ~ Uuotl rrom w·a1. and all Diii~ J.,blllt.y. 1·are)J l 'Cl(efa·1.,. Highly concev trnted. ~ sate pl.,asaat. dl~tual·. A.e X . FOH. J.J. MASON General Dry Goods & Jewelry House. DR. HODDERB COMPOUND. Take llfl flthc>r. S!lld 75 cent. J·er boltle><. evernvl:.1:t"e. l"ri.-... Absolutely Pure. DR. HODDER'S en, yet ai·c a C.bot-ough c atltar&ic. Thie powder never vanes. A marvel or vurity, strength and wholeso~eness. More economical than the ordinary Krnds, and can A. particle is avplled into each nostrll and l . _ · not be sold in competition wit h the multltnde of low test, short we ight, &lum 01· phoepba~e is agreonble. Price 50 cents 11.t Orug-,.:ista; by I So d everywher\'· Prine 2'\cflnts mrt W cent~ nowde;rs. Sold only in caos. BOYAL D.A.K· ma!frcgiatored. OO cen t.9.-0lrcul~r free. Elill pee onttlP. Propn etN·B n1t<1 m an~1!'1~-0tm·ers, BROS., Druggists. Oswego. N . Y. ) The UNION MEDl(;J.n J (!~i . . . · T w -c>n1o. CJna, L. 'iG P OWDER CU ·· 10'6 W all St·· N. Y.i