Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), March 24, 1898, p. 3

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i the bank op hamiltof head office hamilton capital all paid up 1 26000000 roeervefund 72600000 total assets 984687846 nbarly tou milllous of dollars board op direotoes ohn btuaht a g ham8ay i lrosltluut vioolrusiuoiit ao ittuou john llioeroli a t wool a li leb torouto wm jilihon nil tuuhuull csstiior h 8 bteven at oanulor n mwatson lusnoetor cttorce agency a general banking business transacted notes of responsible farmers discounted and special attention given lolhe collection of sale notes and commercial paper generally j drafts issued payable at all principal points fn canadaand united states drafts on great britain bought and sold savings department deposits of t and upwards received interest allowed at current rates and added to principal every year whether passbook ia drought in or hot special deposit receipts issued for large sums j p bell agent georgetown ont american and canadian wall papers ceiling papers borders a only store that carries a full line of these goods window shades all colors all prices curtain poles all lengths and colors our stock is the largest our prices the lowest call in the flm at home mostly of a local character and evarv item interesting geo hynds jewelery and stationery store acton ont mfcatan jfm ftofcs thursday march 24 1898 little local brieflets which caught the eyes or ears of free press reporters this week whon nights are clour and frosts ro koon and the da is warm in tho sun tho mow wrofttbn vanlab uko a broatli llio tap begins torun and throurh busy street with shout and bods tho i merry toilers go for tho boys are out for work and fun wboh the sap begins to flow reeyeship election on saturday the springlike weather continues early garden flowers are blooming board of education met lust evening theoyalibtbwiuboonbe out in force again the farmers boya aro hiding egga for blister the roade aro in a very bad oonditlon at pcotjc the grass is patting on its pretty vernal tint rthe low paasenger rates oontinaa on the railways prbtty now easier bonnets are now being evolved botipgi in order again fairy lake u abontfree oice llanornbly discharged ltur w w of thornhlll charged with stettlim unittll articled from eaton torouto on nov 30th labtwafi tried before judomorg in on tuesday and honorably diiolmrtfcd- mr 3 a ton waa tho first iii- oiimbcut of gt albaua ohuroh aoton and aunduotod servioaa lioro when a student while the parish wavvuoant aviug to the rcmovtilor bov canon trenmyna milton champion fall wheat promises well from personal reports of members of tho qlubc btuff and other equally reliable sources tbo information comes that the fall wheat every whore preaonta a moat hopeful appearance the snow protootedtheplapt and no frost penetrated the ertb to prevent tho biufaca water from passing away of oourflo itis posaiblo that injury may yet be done by alternate freezing and tttawinjf but the chances of a goodqrop of this im portant oereal aro in the meantime greatly euhanced r- baltou battalions new colonel the canada gazette of sattqrdayopqtafns the following 2qth hallon battalion xorne rifles to be ideatenantcolpnel major georgo stowart qoodwlllie vice kerne retired 11th march 1898 colon el qoodwlllie has for many years been an active officer in halton battalion baa earned his preferment and is well qualified for the position havins in addition to hia experience in oonneotiou with the battalion apent two terms at tho military college mr good will jo will no doubt prove a very popular saooeasor to col kerns a distinguished educationist to preach next sunday is the annual education day in the methodist ohuroh rev chancellor burwabb ll d of victoria jcnivereity toronto will preaoh morning and evening xr bnrwasb is one of tbo foremost educationists of the dominion and bis position at tho bead of victoria university gives him a preeminence which in itself renders his name familiar to mothodista at least from the atlantic tp tbo paoiflo his ripe scholarship and wide experience give him a prestige in the pulpit which always com man da appre ciative congregations jsalton jail statistics aooording to the annual report of the inspector of pnapne tfeo for the year end ing on sept 80th last 325- persons 5 of whom were females were committed to halton jail the largest number boniined atone time waa 19 and the smallest 2 only 8 woredrank and disorderly and there were 285 vagrants leaving only 45 com mitted on other charges tho average per diem coatpf maintenance 7 cents was the second lowest in the province st thomas was lowest with 5 oents per day and sandwich bigheet with 60 centb per day for each of 179 prisoners high prices for thoroughbred stock the breeders who have been keeping thnir stables filled with firstclass thorough- bred cattle espeoially of the shorthorn breeds are to be envied this spring the demand for breeding stock for the ranoheb id the northwest has oaaaed the prices to rise to a point not realizsd in this provluce for the past twenty years mr taylor of rockwood has potphasad two car loads of young balls for which he paid prioes which put the farmersjwbo supplied them in the beat of humor last wedreaday messrs john a gordon and jphn m warren went to the sale of mr john isaac 2trkham the muni council resolution of condolonco to tho family of the laterreovo storey g h a oo 2 63 1 31 i as council met pursuant to adjournment at eight ootouk on wednesday evoiiiiij oh mb rob with mr james 0ark iu the otuir mom herd present councillors- jolin olarko jumus clarli j al murray und i franoib minutes of provioua meeting wore roud and confirmed tho fiuanao oommilteo presontod ila third report and recommaudod payraont of the followiug accounts cray oil co oil p 0 speight booth rout hart niddoll atatiohory john harvoy iroight and express juq mcenohrnn work r bingham work 1 96 6 75 moved by j a murray sooondpii by i franois that the roport jubt read bo adopt ed carried moved by john clarke seconded by j a murray that leave bo granted to introduce a bylaw for tbapurpose of appolntisg timevplaoo and deputy returning offloers to preside at polling places for the election of a reeve to fill tho place made vacant by the death of mr w h storey snd that said bylaw bo now road a urbt time carried the bylaw waa read the required nam- ber of times and parried the date of nomi nation being fixed for saturday 10th maroh moved by john clarke seconded by i franois that this council desires to record its dtep sense of the loss sqatained by the counoil and citizens in the death of the late w h storey q reeve of tbo municipality who for over thirty five years was a prominent and useful citizen and notwithsanding his large bnsinesa interests whiob demanded his close attention nooat of tho time gave freely his valued aer vices to thib municipality muoh of the pro- grebb and prosperity of tbo yillugo is due to his zest and the deep interest he at all timeb took in everything that effected tbo welfare of the ollizeua tbo deceased was widely known and respected indeed few command the confidence of their fellow citizens to the same extent as a oitizon he was a valuable member of this commun ity kindly diligent and honorable in all hia dealings and always ready to assist in any philanthropic movement ab colleagues we desire to record uniform oonrtoby and impartiality during his oconpanoy of tho reevoship thoie associated with him in mnnicipal matters felt keenly his removal but hta loss gretft as is to hlir colleagues and to tho village fala with peculiar severity on his estimable family t moat respectfully and tenderly would we convey to mra btnrey and family our sense of the great bereavement we have heen called upon to undergo we trust and pray that divine consolation may be granted them nnder atrial so great and inpasaing through a aprrow ao deep be it farther resolved that this resolution be recorded in the minutes of the coauoll and a copy signed by the aotihg roevo mr jaa clarke and tho clerk of tho municipality be forwarded to mrs storey carried council then adjourned coming and going visitors to- arid prom aoton ana varlouebther personal notes tbo fnttb ilikbfl invites all iu raaders to ooo trlbuto to tbla oolutnn if you or your frionds aro going away on a holiday trip or if you have frionds visiting you drop a card to tbo fnan iukss mr and mrs aroh monabb visited friends in turouto on saturday mr dud mrs n f moore visited relatives at ilillsbarg daring the week mr and mrs ii v moore bpent two or three days last wetk with friends in toronto mr and mrs john firstbrook and daughter of toronto visited aoton friends last week mr john noble left on tuesday for winnipeg he will spend some lime visiting friends in the north west mr robert campbell has secured a good situation with messrs bowmana zfnkan tunners southampton- mr campbell has been ayresldent of acton the past four years and leaves a number of warm friends here midland routecaliforniaex- z cur8ion8 via the chloaoro milwaukee a 8t paul railway to t68 arjtreles arid other points ln8outhern california if arrimalw fmm bin hftrri at thin sain fbia thirty bead of canadian and imported dorhams and bborthorns were sold for 88000 there were buyers present from as far south as kentuoky and west to the territories unique evening by epworthxongae some four hundred invitations have been sent out by the epworth league to what thoy are pleased to term a birthday sooial to be held in the methodist obarch to bo heldin themflthodist chnrbh tomorrow evening the invitation la extended in the following novel fashion this birthday party is given lo yon tlbbomothlng novel tis something new we bond you eaoh allttlesaok please either send or bring it back with as many cents as years von are old we promise the number shall never be told km frtsnqj wffl wf yog bpmotblnr to cat and others will furnish a mosioai treat tho kp worth league with ffreottngs b earty feel sure youll attend your own birthday party after light refreshments are served in the school room the company will adjourn to the anditorlam where a very enjoyable programme will be provided including boiob by mr eddie johnson guelph read ings by mr john straohan the oldtime favorite of rockwood seleotioni by miss mina walker and orohestral numbers by the jubilee and sunday school orchestras ao enjoyable evening is anticipated put down permanent drmlag tusfplly of using lomber for drains and owers espeoially when laid in the center of the streets baa been- manifested very folly here the put week for several months the mill street drain has been defective and as a result the cellars on the north aide have been periodically flooded the council remedied the raster tempor arily but last week it waa found that more effeotiye aotion must be taken or hoavy damages were likely to result in order to determine the whereabouts of the defect the new road bed on this street was torn np in four places before the obstruction was located the drain was found to jt deoay- od and oavod in but when opened there was soon a rush of water from the flooded cellars the drain should be replaced with these popular every bat a rd ay california excursions for both first and seoondolasa paaaongera are personally oondnotod by intelligent competent and courteous couriers who will attend to the wants of all pabbepjjsrs en route this is an entirely new featote of tourist oar service and will be greatly appreciated by families or parties of friends travelling together or by ladles travelling alone the midland route tourist gars are apholatered tloeplng oars and are supplied with all the aooeswries necessary to make the journey comfortable and pleasant and the sleeping berth rate is but 500 for two persons from chicago to california askhe nearest tloket agent for a tourist oar folder giving complete information about tbo midland route or address eastern manager midland route no 95 adams street chicago iii or a j taylor canadian passenger agent toron to ont canadian c work a honie enterprise deservlnar of i our countrys support wo havo before ns tho annual- report of oanadtau child saving work for 1897 and aperudul of itb paes commends ibe matter as ono deervfng general support those who doviro little boys or girls for adoption or employment need hot depend upon lon- donwairs write rev c w wat oh of brighton ont and receive particulars of the institution at that town for canadian child saving work this work is entirely jo the interest of canadian obildren and mr watoh now has a number of little canadian boys and girls awaiting homes he is prepared to assist needy children from any part of canada his work is purely voluntary and canadians sjbould aiatat him with flnanoial contributions which are urgentty needed prohibition conference tonbtfto maroh 91 a call has been issued for a national prohibitionconference of representatives of the good templars royal templars sons of temperance and womens christian temperance j7n ions in this city on friday march sstr fast grand counoillorg h leos of hamilton- will preside it will be held at the looas hall to complete arrangements for concerted organic union for the plebiscite campaign the national temperance federation was organised here during the worlds vf 0 t u convention by representatives of all the provinoes in the dominion it is expected that the plebiscite bill will have been placed betoro parliament by that date to aeonre an abundant growth of hair see halls hair ren ewer or if possessing an abundance it may be kept looking finely by using the rnnewer occasionally in addreshiug the merchants association ofnow york john wauamakers partner mr robert 0 oden said the success of a business depends on three things merobandite service aod advertising and advertising i regard aa the djmadio power of the busiuess hagyards yellow oil cures sprains bruiees- wounds cuts frostbites chilblains btings of iubcotp burnb scalds contusions etc price 2co wonihy eveniko h 1ikkt1ng council met again on monday ovenlnfi march 21st with mr jbb clark in the chair councillors all present the fi committee presented its 4th report and recommended payment of among the passengers on the campania which arrived saturday were julius m price the special commissioner aod artist of the illustrated london jtfewt and lionel w harris speoial commissioner of the financial news and a wellknown member of tho london stock exchange messrs prioe and harris will go to tho klondike in the interests of their respective papers after a fow days hea is bet iaddqftddqtitq aud oq not sleep at ftnri i y 12 vari fo 25c at these prioes wa can only offor the vartotloa below ordor by numbers named what yon want paid they are sent by mall p select from the following hat t bny loflf- is essential to health every nook and corner of the system is reached bytho blood and on its quallty tho ponditlbnof every organ do- ponda good blood ineans strong nerves good digestion robnst health impure blood means scrofula dyspepsia rheuma tism catarrh or other diseases thtfaurest way to have good blood is to take hoods baraaptriua this medlolne purifies vi- taliecfl stud onrlehes the blood and sends the elements of health and strength to every nerve organ and tissue it creates a good appetite gives refreshing sleep nd cures that tired feeling remember ay it pdys to buy at ballcrts itpaysto buy at bollcrts for the boysf we have made a purchase of the entire range of an european manufacturer of boys j e rs 0 y su i ts lathe best in fact the one true blood purifier hnnrld dlllc y llutju s rjlis take easy to operate 2fto paste rne upon pgfrti ured that i onnli vegetables l beet eelipsesi round 2 boot bgyptlan flat round gabbaga wlnnlngstadt cabbaeoimhleri brudnwlcl 5 carrot half long nantes boarlot s carroll oxbeart or ouorande scarlet 7 cuoumbers ohleagopiokllog 8 oooumber long greeb 0 oelory golden self blanohlng 10 herbs bage 11 herbs savory is herbs marjoram 13 iettqoe nonpareil cabbago 14 lettuce donvor maeket ourlod 19 unsk mellon extra early haokonsack nutmeg 15 watermelon hungarian honoy 17 onion joarge bed wetheraqold 18 onion yollow globo danvers 10 fannlp hollow crown 90 badlsfa french breakfast 81 iladlsh boay gem white tlpnod 33 bquasbt hubbard 93 tomatoearly ruby m tomato dwarf champion flowers is asters mixed 96 mignonotto sweot 97 pansy mlxod sfl fotunlaa mixed 99 nasturtiums tall mlxod 30 sweet peas flno mixed 81 wild fjower gardenv mixed isr wo will not acobxt ah onben at thoao prlcoawbeio the packets aro not aolootod from the above bst fbee with every obdeb providing this coupon is oat out and sent to us with an order for twojve we will inolnde 1 packet of bur mammoth showpumpicfhtrrbig yankee squash froo of obargo uf pbkb pnxss sub- borlbors tlo walls and i will make your home pretty wall paper 30000 rolls how stock from the lowest price to the finest quality have r you seen the new ingrains that take the place of paint if not you will find a complete line of our new 1898 samples at the wellknown drug store of j d mckee who will be pleased to show them to you see his window for some of the newest things c l neiles thb lerder gublph in sizes to 4 we bought them at a big discount off regular prices there are 33 different and dis tinct styles and prices arefrom 1 to f 3 per suit some of them are very nattily trimmed and all are nicer ind neater at the mohey than anything you will find in the they wih go with -a- rush commencing fltlday better call early and get first choice v 9 importations and home purchases are coming to hand in grand array e r bollext fe co 25 and 27 wyndham street guelph i froi z sor b pnxss sub- i address all orders to geo j thoep market sq and maodonnell st gublph potatoes wanted i highest price paid in trade for all good potatoes deliver ed at symon bros acton we carry a full line of hardware groceries boots shoes oranges and lemons at 15c and 20c per doz unions and sets steels flower and garden seeds linseed ground arid whole at cmg08bbye gos h6tonj symon bros cor will and main sts acton 8 f seeds i i gruw uayiiih uuua i iliey i cruw ijaylny uupa because iliuy are fresh and always the best for sal everywhere refuse substitutes stick to ferrys sebds and prosper 189s seed annual free write for it dm ferry co detroit mloh bajgegk opticians and fine watch repairers 0jr fjmt rtho best advertiainr ciroular ia a nowflpapor that circulates the btreet crossings would stand a ihttle more oraplng this week the water willows are already oovered with the pretty white catkins rrevs orossloy and hunter are cout daoling bpeoial services in burlington mr w e smith and- family have removed to their farm above book wood counollldr haviu attended the ad- jonrned session of the county oounoil yesterday it is expected that all the active militia including the halton corps will go to gftmp flo june- the rollowiog accounts boyalbll co oil il d 03 w stark illuminating and framing itesolutlon 600 13 92 moved by j a murray seconded by i franois that tho report be adopted car ried moved by john clarke seconded by j a murray that the collators roll for 1807 be received and that the collector bo released from further duty respecting said roll carried a deputation from tho baseball olov waited upon the counoil aakino for the a so of the park during tho coming season decision jwas reserved until a later ropjtirig hardly walk 1 saw hoods saraaparilla advertised and procured four bottles my health is now better than it has ever been since i waa a obild and 1 have not been sick for a long time miss jessie turn- ball cranbrook ont hoodjtf pills are the only pills tquke with hoods barsaparilla easy and yet efficient portrait when you see a ijlrl eating an orange with fanny shaped spoon you oan gener ally be sure that if she wat alone she woald stick her thumb through the rind and snok ft milburns bterliug jsradohe powders have you had one taken lately if riot give rarrishaw the artist a sitting and you will be delighted with the result courteous attention satisfactory photographs prices reasonable call to- p the day tlifs weathet just suits limited t glasgow house acton in anticipation of seasonable weather we are this week showing special values in ladies and geutlemens waterproofs ladies paralsols and umbrellas dr j m boll dentist will vtoit aoton on the first tueeday in april offloe clrk8 hotol rbey mr lnxford will continue his erieapf sermons pp the second coming of phriit for several snnday eyenlngs it wm two years ago last thursday friday and satnrday sinco the bigsnpw blockade when we had no mails for three xdaya- dr a s elliott has removed his ofuoe to bis fathers residence corner mill and john streets reoently occupied by el- ckiodoulbtw b bmlth the auction ssle of it n garvin last v thursday oonddotoij by audlioneer hem- streetwas it decided suooess mr oarvln will move to tqwn lo a few days mr wallace a lasby sold this week to mr john i warren a thorough bred short horn durham bull fourteen months old sjn aid eoeptiohally good figure aoton base bail olub has been reorganised for the season councillor clark is the hoopresident the names of otbisr offloers havio hot been handed tp the fnupjisss rthe growth of the use of tho bioyale in guelph has out down lue baiiness of the uvsynlen to such an- extent thai the polioevopmmissionsra have reduced the liverymens lioense fee from 110 to 10 mr john bvans ba seonred trie oonlraal for the carpenter work on mr raemjirjiolapaenewfronadd hfisidenoeon the first line the oewhnildlng will be 20 x 83 two storiei the lt issue of the riobland iowa ctartoh made tender reference to the demite of the late mr w h storey mr btorey became acquainted with the editor council then adjourned halton county council twenty minuiee and leave no bad after effects one powder ac 8 powders 10c 10 powders 35c while visiting hie daoguter in iuomsoa last summer 1 v the morohnnt swore by all the rods beneath the starry safes that though be live a 1houandyearfhed never advenlie but ere a year despite the boast be coo fldeotly jasnnted he ran an sd benstth hebeadof slluatlooswadtsdj early plonabidg and seeding exploits are now ulog raoorded the guelph aferebrireayarfmrthosnljuffrit lot 0 aih cou pusllncb ill bonod to have his grain in early he plowed itbree aores of grnuud on tbo uth and seeded them down vlthoa1on hiatb lltihjiebrsjferrefllo m disturb- iiig the alumbira of qffloir qrabam snd tber clftasssoh tpielf y7nlgbfj itoi inst reintd lt bvlhernm pfadiilfciurtl4eiatwed ajrrased 1100 for a mbitantlal tile drain and trouble in fature would then be averted xbe road bed where the afreet was opened will not be se good again for months fjie vacant reeveahlp la compliance with the municipal proc lamation the electors met at noon on saturday to nominate candidates for the liesyeshfp rendered vaoaut through the death of mr w h storey the new regulation requiring all nomination to be pnt in writi waa observed and at the olosoof a very qotet hour the olerk was in possession ot the following nominations a 13 njoxiui proposed by dr j e dreo seconded by w h denny j b pciasom proposed by j k mc- qrail seconded by john williams w h dsttirr proposed by alex a beoordseoonded byhogh maon jituacunx proposed by h p moore seconded by a j mckinnon eiheeve nioklin and coonolllor olark declined lo aooept the domination the contest ia therefore between exiteeve pearson and excouncillor denny both oandldates are wellknown and well- qaallfied for the position to which they aaplre mr pearson has perhaps some advantage over mr denny becaoas of bit former oooupanoyoi ib oflloe but mr deonyi whllo a mberviif 5he ooonoll proved himself a capable aid lntarssied amiant of the people andj ipsvar ablfm dqtyenwhonitiomwltomelme wi jofrmt iivwiiviiwhit s the business transaotad at the march meetlnaon tuesday the session of tho oounty odanpil adjourned out of respect to tho late w h storey who was anexwnrdon wss held on tuesday the members were all present ezoept councillor fisher who was engaged in government inspection of tho ban joao scale a resolution of condolence to the family of tho late yf h storey esq was passed and a copy ordered to be forwarded to tho family at aoton the annual report of the auditorp messrs d dewar milton and spurs of oakville was presented and ordered to bo printed with the oounty minutes mr j s deacon inspector of publla schools presented his annual report it waa prepared and presented in such oom prehenblve and interesting a manner that the admiration of the council was won by the report the exhibit of examination papers drawings etc by pupils from schools tbfonfthout the county coverinrall branch- iltauh t was highly bredltable tb the pupils of our eohools and very thoughtful on tfao part of mr deacon the report will bo published with the jninutes etc the report of the committee on prlntiok who had examined the tenders ot tlie varm ptibluhors ot the connty aoceptcd tho followii g tenders whtoh were tbo low est for the respective work advertlalns sojiednloof oonviotlmib tbo aoton fnaa pribss printing minatos bylaws aod aeeouoti tlio uhton cniwpioj prl ma s p th ml h its mr william fields of fuirfisld waa found dead in his sugar bush a coroner has none out from brookville to ipqulre inio the case if yon are not feeling well why dont you take hoods barsaparilla it will purify and enriob your blood and do yon wonderful good h ramshaw acton photo artist john a trimble tax oolleotor bramp ton baa resigned there is a deficiency in his accounts at found by apeolal audit dated march 8 1898 amounting to 107070 and the council will demand immediate payment of same iu his vegetable fills dr par melee baa given to the world the fruits ot lpqg boieutiso research in the whole realm of xnedioal science combined with new and valuable discoveries never before known to rn an for delicate and debilitated con- lltuiiona varmelees fills aot like a charm taken in small doses the effect is- both s tonic and a stimulanf mildly ezoltlng tbeteoretipns ot the body giving tone and vigor robt noble the highest price for wheat althe fbas warehouse oats acton barley station w i iki n son ploughs xaat ioncest work easiest and draw lightest points and soles last twice as long all cast parts have our name and address in full on them see that you gel thejrn it will pay you the strongest and simplest pneumatic ensilage cutter in the market guaranteed lo cut 30 tons an hour and deliver40 feet tull line of straw cutters and root pulpers roller bearings all kinds of wheelbarrows enbbers in all sizes and designs we are selling shoes and rubbers closer than any other house in the county an extensive assort ment for spring trade millinery opening wednesday march 30th see later announcement robhbb the council adjourned to meot on trie first tuesday in june amateur gardeners aro cornmsnoink thelrspring operations easter visile are being planned and those interestedhope lheoueapfartlwill holdout if you want flratolaas quelph sash and doors at guelph prioes t hanoi oan fill your order at his planing mill a meeting of the executive of the guelph ataooiation of baptist churches wss hold monday afternoon in the first baptist cbnrob the following members being present be v j oneil cheltenham jtoyi geo tv webb brampton beviip a moewen berlin rev g w weeks trinity baptist and mr b d wsrrtn georgetown the baslneet waa tor the preparation of a programme for thalr annnal meeting to be held in june 1tchino burn1no creepino u skin diseases relieved in a few mtnutea by dr agnews ointment dr agnews ointment relieves instantly and cares tetter salt kheuro boald head ecxems ulcers blotches and all ernptlons of the akin it is soothing and quieting and acta lkemagloiniibabyhnmors i of the soalp or rashes during testhlnj time 88cenuabox boldby a t brown flour brah shorts 8bkds all kinds of peed at acton flour and feed store try norval flour the beat family flour in thomarliet frank harri8 ssaaager limited toronto henderson 06 bring your custom logs in and take herthirtiber home with you wm aning mills naasaravveya paye proprietor has constantly on hinda full line of lumbtr lath shinglea oadar pbf- wood jttor cusomlgs and bill stuff cut to order on short notice elanlng and m satisfaction prices very cheap and made to suit the customers pocket p sayers i 1 1 i i irgherryi yiwv jfc6et it honest it you cant i ii ttuteekit- ikltfurcsall coughs an3 j courtesy is the deferenoe wbloh every gtntlemen considers he owes to every woman except hie wife suooes is the reward of merit not of assumption popular apprsoiatloo is what veils in the long run 01 fifty yer rpjfl feayo been usingayileskhspatllla and today it is the moodpurlflsr most in favor with the pobuoy ayera barsspsrllla before buying seed you should write a postul for for 1898 when yoj go into an oil bsobslots room jou gn rally see ehsreoktle folder or sfaoyavlngwhwb xisome girl baa made blip ao4 wbloh be isbarliubgopoda waltlilnltlhg it was sn llrtensnevixoaiesf bdfipbjbs farm annual the leading seed catalogue a band- some new book of 144 pages tolls all about the bejsrt 8de that of ow twentyono exclusive novelties of unuaual merit hundreds of illuslratioha now flowers painted from nature burpeesj seeds grow oqr a busliiess growaalos we fill more orders every spring than do jny othlir mssemm lw liame1rt vnivmn our arrjly of qi any other seedamenjo the world ypii join ldelphiaa a lot of secondhand watches in good running order at low prices at nem s prints we have practically no old goods to offer everything new fresh arvd uptodate targer stock than in former seasons ah from the best makers latest novel effects make it a point to see our slock in above lines second hand watches tak en in exchange for new ones lpjk vvpwiyi chsapi cheapi cheap i 7 these rlitv- pinihcs as well as mcmullens choice steel wire nettings is tor trellis poultry yards lawn fohclngs etere wld miich lower this year than fsverbcfare ktbsy are the best ask you hardwar merchant for them

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