Film. IIDIII. IIIHMIIV than and lnnuumontnxlon.'0I(-5.` at can. Carey`: or Vaudewntor-`I nah Eton: will receive prompt attention. Hhe Manufacturers Life Insurance Co. Havc(I)1pened This Week Their Special Irn ortations for Spring of Fine Wool enriettas, Robed Dress Goods, etc. s these goods cannot be re- peated, ladies should see them at once and make their selec- tions before the range of colors are broken, The New Colors --Saturnolle, C 1', Mahogany, Old Rose, Crushed Strawberry, Chocolate, Russian ue, Nile and Gray Greens, Electric. BPENCE & 0BUMLEY 8. 132 and 134 Princess Street. BEAUTIFUL SHADES IN NEW SPRING GOODS. NEW HATS AND CAPS. Latest Styles and Lowest Prices. Cousineau; Quinn & Corrigan, 7517/ Buck DRESS eooo A7 WALD/?0/V 8. I I ' Remember these are a special importa ioi1,' extra heavy, and 45 inches wide, and worth 6 per yd. Inspection invited at MURRAY & TAYLOR S.- L%.:NEW ESIGNS, SPECIAL PATTERNS, EXTRA VALUE. In Embroidered Edgings, Insertions, Flouncings, Skirtings and All-Overs, ` EM13oIDE RIE H, n-- --v ---- ------1` N0. ID MARKET FQIJABI. ` Wmhouso : Old Emu and Pembroke. wu. smcxs oF;1.oun. onunax. um l'ood.!'eod Grlln. Seed Grain and Oral Soodl. 3' CASH PAID for Buckwheat. Data. In In P Fu 'x'R:cp'r`zo13?c"c'{` 15" " PARAMATTAS. 25 Different colors; COME AND SEE 41- vv:E:o1:.'mu.Lm 19310335. _.A_..___._-_'._.%4_..g____.A SPENCE & CRUMLEY JOSEPH F. SWIFT. Agent, Kingston. BUOCEBSORB TO F. X. COUSINEIAU & O0. mgxllas & BURNS. GRAND DISPLAY LAST ; CHANCE. ..._-_.._._._..__ . %4GLA%SGOW'AN%DLONlf)\0N mam INSURANCE co. 40 cents per -yard. OUR. The Surplus on Policy Holders lccout, $584,402. uunnuvou VIAAUIUII Dun Auuvlvo I . $7,000,000. Authorized Capital, $2,000,000. Subscribed Capital. $621,300. Amount Paid Up, $127,320. PRESIDENT, Sir John A. Macdonald. VICE-PRESIDENTS. George Gooderham, Wm. Bell. SECRETARY-TREASURER. Business Written and Policies Issued |l'l AAA AAA J. L. Kerr. 070! mun, mun sum) mu! ' NO, I KAHKE1` EIIIIAIIIL A LARGE sTo.cI?.- BOTTOM pmcss, oesms TO PLEASE, ~ MUST ATTRACT ATTENTION. Pnmcnss smm. wovn sm:NHui.sT uonl with perfect Iuoty. m auooal lmtrlnalou y THE BEST arming trom its beln VAL E IN THE ARKET. as well as thor- oughly adapted to the want: of the kitchen hu oxdud envious imitation: of its name uni up meannoo. Bownro of such. JAMES REDDEN, cm In srons, PRINCESS STREET. FERGUSONS BLOCK. .-u-...-........ ._v.. -v.._-.--. ` It contains neither Alum. limo, not nmmonh and ma be used by the most dolloato oonamn don: Lh norfeot nloty. In In-out I. `XKIICIIII IIUILIIUT BIUIJI. IIIIIU. HUT IIIIIIIUIIID and don: Iv perfect safety. u-mm beinn I oxoluu envious xmnmuom otlta sunny` 1 meannoo. such. No addition po or vammon from the ample name: COOK'S FRIEND IS GENUINE. l EKIVSIIILVLRIT VVRLVIIIIIJ B1 II!!! W. I. SINK. We llncwn Btm over P. 0hIko'I Plenum Eton. ow lnwov Iothod of Cumng. withouvuu of patron-xi mum. In one day. Droumu.lln:. elc. lu IJIIU vv 1 {*0?`i0 f5 !`?3IE7 cum rnmm BAKING rnwnxn IS A PURE FRUIT ACID POWDER. 1 THE PEOPLE'S Up-Town Grocery. Our tale in true. and it you head it. It will on- rich you. Be economical and trade with CAN MAKE BOTH ENDS MEET BY TAK- ING HIS TAIL IN HIS MOUTH. WE TAKE OUR TALE IN OUR MOUTH TO SHOW YOU nnnnnn. llllll-I\l\C'lll-lll\l\ -11-A--Ill llnrrowht Pen And lb TELISPHON E No. Ill MUNEY TO LOAN in large or small sums on farm on on property. WANTE .-Pereonn having money toinvest can always obtain mat-clam mortgages at the Iuders ned at six tosevon -r rent. uwl N k. I.AN(`,A:-XH: I1`. FIRE INSUR- always oounn mat-class mortgages or me to seven -1- LON N & LANUAL-SH`. E FIRE INS UR- ANCE COMPANY. Capital $9.llI).(Il). Pre- mium inqome 32,500,000. E. C. HILL. Real Estate Agent. Brock street. Market. Square l_QN_EY T0 L(_)'AN. INSURANCE. Subscribed Ca ital . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..e2.ooo.ooo oui Invested unda upwards of .... ..3,!I)l.(lX: one! income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 7681!!) Insurances against Lose by Fire accept- ed at the lowea. current rates and claims eottied without. reference to me Board at London. I0! [I00 III Ullllll. B0ttl9Cl W London. W. H Twoou um of`th onmc VBrowm4 }..an.m..o3u.uu&u- - gI_Jm_n1_uj ;s_s1muwx onurm. nnA4\4\1uu APPBIN TIOIB WAN TE D In` `nun 1:? ll nun-u w.Iu....o.... 9... Loaeopaud lntilyesrs . . . . . .. . The leadinf Flue Insumnov ,Com ny on the Continent. ts Annual Premium eceipts in Canada and the United States are larger than has of any other (`A)mpany. and it has an un` hleminhed record of 63 gears. J MES SWIFT. Agent um am A INSURLNUE cum1Tv, A`HAR'l`lURD CONN.` ` M M" A on, ,g n. -1. KIA I EUILU Dun A1. (`Ash Capital . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. O4.llI1.(Il).0. Ton] Anon. lanunry lot, 1882. . .. s.so2.m.so Loueopaud inmyasrs 53.llll.III).0`J leadinx Company party at the lowest poaaihlu mtcu. Three your poliuiua hmuud on rivate dwol Huts And farm bnildgggg at ow rates 0.` premium -~ honnoapald promuy. 1` UMAS` BRIGGS. Alwnt. " x}. it) o}..uu;voisi.. ' Orrosnn Bum: Annxout llonx. v.- v .-....u.' -u \JD - Trzge Msrk. on every pgckuzo w. 1-. int. c Clmro . wll Phno. bu qrw-- at I av: m.'n'3 . Harmony. 003 Lrutnentnxlon. Ol'duI'I1 This Commsni In one of the boot in the world. I mum a unda amount to OI3.&`i3.l39. in ad ifion to which I: Lho unmlwd lintillilioe of Ihueholdurs. The vunrlv nmmlums for fire risks alone Ilmreholcluru. * The yearly mmlums ` amount to 06.44 Jim. lnnumnoa emu-ted on Farm and (`lit Pro- O6.M'I.8H|. Innumnoo etfectod (`My perty the low mt poasihl - ml at. your wfixxiam humu`d or: private _-.--_ __..., -,---,--- --` Claims rmmptly and equitably muustod. hon by lghtnlng covorod wheuwr are on- us: or not. J. S. R. MCCANN. Agent !\II`Iu`ll`Ia` - A-I Dnu ann`n Iluvn Gmnuun ` l]VE} 5{)TAN D-|:0iliOri 1&5 GIEIICE L11-jIcINsq1Ar_c1:_ _C0PANY_.` ` ANY DOG van` vvsu xlnin Jun: 1002. hpihl S-ubscribod. - - $1,009,800 00. Government Deposit, - -' 122.000 00. I41..- __-_. _ A I _ _ _ ; . A . . x . _ L u _ . n : . _ _. CAPITAL - - $1.6(X).0(X). , 1'-HE GLASGOW AND LONDON lNSUR- ANCE COMPANY transact; the BIJOND largest business of all British Com nior In Quads, deposit nnunlly with the Bnnadian Government (ll!) of IBIMS for every 8100 of lin- bility as caiculnuad by the Government. PAY! ALL LOBBIB Iqu:1*An1.\' AND l'l(0II'1`l.Y w Lhout waiting the ununl sixty dnymrouulunur n the Company never but once having at end of any one you outstanding oxooodin 86 nor. NV. 0 BROWN. 8 ICWAR1` HR )WNlC Chief Inspector. Manager for Cnnadn. Tomato. . Monu-om I 7'` VIYEIPIVE lVlL- A_.-_L " 7` "' ""*"""'I" OFFICE : Ar POL8ON'8 Dnvu S'l`0Rlt. %*`1'o auss MEN. `UNI W G }Ll`I;P.` WITH ml buinou es and I .o.'I'$7..-a to U. FRED. 08 I'll Uoll Strut. A in (mud And hook: kept 11`; the week. 3v331a nu! on commission "GRoaER`IEs.TTJL;IQU0h.aT CITIZENS INSURANCE co. r/15 MA /I//708/1 mon. W. H. GODWIN. Agent for Kingston, Barman Wmo Onncn THE OELEBRATED gINCORPO_I:.ATEl-3 1904. (L,L-,A`I__.I AA Ann Music.-. II ' II--__l-A nvuut. IIUDIFOIN J. '1`. Warm (my Assent, / T M Huccx rNeURAN9L 4 W. I`. BAKER. Oolnmlulon Merchant. aldltnd And boot: up and on OI u. `n Clo Il$ll.|lIIJl|lUV34IIlIMl IIIIUII TERI. I? cum, although he am never ridden, In Ind ho was `growing lazy and felt like lying downngood deal. Amonthornonar Ina lrlghtchtcchud to chino for In here. we Inrooampying his noonn, him; his lnrgo room (or our duping npnrhnnnt. On 3 dhrwohndrotiudsnd my run Ind uhop. I remained uulm, an In my In. wading. I had put uido my book and Wu 1 hulul:in had moved Into his am zoom, bo- nnnnn ulthnunlu ha Ivan ngnnm D... -lrhlnn MA VUIIIWT WXISII III [9. HI UIVIAIIUT ` A STUIII FIIUI Bl IIAUU. The following curious story is told Ivy :1 well lmowu g l`llUL'l1l!1l] of lmalo: In the summcrof new -ii-nth took from me a beloved younger broth:-r. llo had lived in my fiuniiy ulmost ever since my Inarriago and commanded from myself and wife douhlo affection, for he Iocmvd to us both son and brother. When living with us in health ho occupied two rooms. one in largo front room with an outer door opening on the piazza. Diagonully across from thLs-ln the nppoaito corner of the other side of the room-the door opened from his bedroom into his sitting room. The outer door of his sitting room Ind venetian blinds attached to the outer = casing, thus allowing the door to be open ` While the blinds could be closed and fastened, giving increased circulntlon of air while in- suring against. intrusion. ucunu; mm. The youth, who was enacting the part of the corpse. raised his hand, pretended to catch the bullet (ho hm! .1 hand full of them). and threw it back 11: tlm student. Again the lat- ter red, and again and again, untnl ho hm] discharged the twelve cartridges. A fu-r uarh shot the bullet was trmad back at him. mt... ..x....I.. l..Il ....a -0 ob... -A...l....o`.. |.....,h. t'l`u SIIUL UIU uuuul, was ulubul uuvn nu nun. Tho pistols fell out of the student's hands and he dropped dottd. A R'l`l'\\' I'RIl lIl`l'I'Al1`| HIILUIIIK nuu llI|I IIVJL III!` II. He read on for another half hour, when he lieard a slight noise. He looked up and he turned whim as he noticed one arm of the corpse slowly moving. He was totally un suspicious of any trick. The supposed ' corpse alowly sat bolt upright. After a moment it rose to its feet and stood perfectly still. Tho fellows, who were watching through the farther door, noticed that the student was deathly pale and seemed dazed. But he did : not lose his nerve. He jumped up, seimln ` revolver in either hand and faced the sup- posedcorpse. The corpse took a long step townnls him, then slowly .ll\'.'1I](`*(l. The student cmnnmndml it to stop. No res so. but the curpsn kept advancing. Again the tandem, t'\'l\l(`n`.l_V crazed in the sight, com- manded it to halt. No attention was paid to his demand, and the mrpse was gradually nearing him. Tim vunth wlin wne mm!-tint! Hm nnrf nf TIN "ml 0' I7 nD ITIIIK In thn Inter weeks 0! my life. my bmther Md hi: had moved mm hh tlttlnn mom. ho IBIIIP llll `(III \I\. VVll III: Ill IIIUK IIIJKI IKISCLI read. He became deeply absorbed in what he was reading and was oblivious to his sur- roundings. His fellows. who were watching him through 8 crack in the door at the other and of the room, took advantage of his ab- sorption and one of them, clad in a long white robe, quietly entered the room and took the corpse from the slab and plum-d it underneath n table. He then lay down on tho slab in the place of the corpse. 'I`he stu- dent, intensely interested in his book, heard nothing and did not look up. N'n I-Ami nu fur nnnlhnr hull hnnr Irhnn lu- u uuzs. [1100 this room was brought the body of in man who had committal suicide 3 Couplu of days before. The lm.l_v was laid on :1 slnb in one and of the room. At the other end was a mbli`, with a student`s lamp in the center and covered with books. Two loaded re- volvers were laid on the table sido by side. The .-atutlt-nt had placed them there as a pre- cautionary measure. But the men who wore testing his nerve took the bullets out of the revolvers and replaced them with blunkcnrt- ridges. Early in the evening the student on- tered the room, examined the corpse, lit his lamp and sat: down at his table and began to n-ml Hn hnmumn dnnnlv nhnnrhul in wlmt .- ,..n-rnn"z:51;a-En .. '-.............'*-~ -..:.:.-:.*.e.-.:"..s::.~'~~- ll'lI|{`.I l(l\' {'I|ll.lll'|l:4l'. Tho dis.-3e`(`till;,` mom was 11 lnmt. 1:zu`ruw chmnhor with :1 door at each end. with sev- vrul .511;-,;v.~2tive tables in the middle nud rang- ing shelves of surgical instruments on the walls. |n\.4\ `Li. _...`-.. ....... I. In I .. FIRED AT THE CORPS]-2. Ahnut six _vu'.- ago there \v.-is studying at a noted onstvrn medical university an extreme- ly lwiglit and prnmi.~in;; _\ uun;: fellow from Tmilwssoo. He wnsli among his fvlln\\`.< for liisulisnlntv feu|`lossm-ss. Man) II glm.~rl_\' jnlw have thoy put up on him to shuko him from l1i pinnacle of coumge, but he remaimsd undrumtod. Tll(`_V resolved to give him a mighty test. They dared him to sit nlmmt|n`n1u.:li tho night in tho dissecting mum in tho presencunf n corpse. H0 no- on-ptod tho Chnllengto. Thu aliuz-u-linw runvn wne n lumv I-nl-ruw I No lossnnmn than Samuel Johnson bo- llovqd in gbosts- believed in them implicitly, some of his hingmphers relate, Many emi- nent men ht-Iievo in `them. Few of them "`)l`t*toll(l tn oxpluin"wh y 'tl1~3"`beliva$ 11L.Ll',I`en1. `hey just. do it. that's all. `J SAM JOIINSON WAS 0NE OF` THEM... A Iiocllcul Stud_enl.`n Strauge.`Adventuro. A lluhlo Man and III: Dead Brother : Spirit-A Yarn from bun! Inland-You Nerd In-llpvo None of Thom. .~..m_...... Tales for Those Who Believ ; in th Supernatural. J BRI [1611 Inc I uuu Ul Illl luua, uulua In tuu _) ul u, 'I'erutr'thd{1y`a1't1'an:e.fooI-nguoiso, which nomad to procoed from the ground at their fast As he dencxlbod It, it appeared to be u amdl "whirlwind of noise, and sumo (Mn; womodtollnpel thou: to roam It. 1; gradually drifted over Into I corn add, and at the furtherhooofnt uoened tomslgtiullnto tho ground at t roots 0 an 0 panel; 1`hey went to the house. procm-od un- tun. nmh, roturnod, dug. and found. no `one u just how much, but that It was I great . 4...: nfnnnnnv nnrfchu hnna-(Ind wnnh nfn U, Wturuuu, nu`. Iuu nuuuu, uv vuu ` } mm mlqch, ` \ an of money. and the hou-dod mm of 0 mgumgof my old couple that died. in well known, The Brunnau have decided to still ......a.. An um .11.! (Arm mu! It In nnlnf. n-ul known. '1 no |'l'II.luulIl uuvu uucnuuu xv lull mum on tho old `farm. and It in `quiet and Inreno there mu. when All In: ohnoaq short` (Continued on page three.) ` Ulillupill luau nu, U IJBIU unuuvu [Jun In . Everything was turned topsy-turv y and it was imponibio to kno anything iiko order on the promise: P nium ruined. it seemed as though the very Air Wu tilled with uneasy spirits. The Brannon: grow desperate, and were thinking seriously of hunting pasture: now." when one morning Mr. Bruin- ueu And one of his sons." being in the yard. aha-o-olnniuhm gr n-Anal Jinn:-Ont-4|h|hm DOFIIUOU. 1!. was found that they had been living in the moat ubjoct ]mVL1`t_\ . The place present- od 3 uliserublo app0:l.l';ll1C(`, there lacing very little furniture or cooking utensils, uilh `st-arcvly nny pruvi.~ion.s, and suvurnl emu- ciamrl cats and half starved {owls completed the |x.wert_\' stricken aspect. Mr. Brannon bought. the pluro at uuction shortly after the two old pcnplu (U011 mid Immediately moved (hero with his family. But they won: there onlya short limo before they wished they had never won the place. Strange being: worn to be seen itting about after nightfall. nud dismal, unearthly Iuundi were to be heard during the day. Mr. Brannon. his wile and mus. being honest. hard working people and non-believers in hosts." they paid llttlo ntmmlonnt _ th `in: it some practical joint of the neig born. Butuo tho wuuln sped by things. grew worn instead of battqr. Cold, clammy hands _wcro laid on diu-out member: of the l .-unlly at all hours or we nlghnnondiug tlwm lam ncrvounchillu. The hodatomls woro jorlgod about theroom. occupants and all, by some unnoen power. Iivnrlhlno wnn tnrnnd hunv-t_1Ir\'v nnll Ill ux us ulswry. In Bullock county, Ga. not long since. a man and family by the name of Brnnnen movml on to a farm Iurxm-rly occupiul by a very old and miscrly couple. Thaw old poplo (mun and wifv) bad no 1-hildrcu or relutin-.~., and, both dying within a few weeks of each u'.l:or, were kmdly b\u'iel by friends in tho neiglr borhuod. I. ....... r.-.....x .1.-. .|.,... I...A I...m. |:.v:...- :.. bvrs. Tim furniture nsponds to the pr:-sure of uneven bands. Once a caseof drawers was thrown down still) a loudclntter and nothing was soon to touvh it. On another (lay a (`lie-st was tipped over. :1 table danced, :\ door oponul and shutxinis:1vssly,:ind n cal-ring of foot was liearrl on the [nick stairs. Whon .\Ir. lrn-uric goes out of the house a rustle follows him and when ho coinos in it gousabonrlof him. [10 has searched every nook and (`runny of the habitation in vain for an explanation of tho phenomena, and now ho has docidvd Lu (loo from the haunted house. The dwelling was built about `:00 years ago, and there is a tradition of a ghost in its history. In Rnllnrl: nnnnl 1' (In nnf. lnngvsinrvl [1 man uuu., \VIllL'LI I5 IIIIUXIXCU ll) 5 UUVUI Bllllbl. In the dusk of uvrmng a colorless human shape imprints itself on the gloom of his bed chamber. It reniaius motionless. When he arises from his bed and lifts tho curtain for tho light wconiu in HE the window the ap- parition vanishes. In thuiluytiino the fam- ily hear the sound; uf an invisible Objuvt moving about the mom or in distant chum- ll ll `Hg \N'[llll,'. In childhood I hm] been taught thtlt Chun- were no such things us ghnsts, of which norm of my plnynmtos stood in mortal fear. And I never took nny stock in spiritualism. My own experienoe I mum not deny, and (`Ollhl only consider it a mental phonmnonon. I confess. lll)W(`\'l`I`, that for a long time I felt as if I had really been granted one lnoL`c\ look `in life` for whiz-h W6 long after` thu earth has swallowed up our beloved; nnrl _l was sevretly emetl by 1!. I am noon] headed. prmtiml mun and may say with any one: `Wliat I have seen, I l1.-my soon.` I had lost dour friends l)_vd<\:1tl1 lvfore, and oven dearer onvs have been snntxho-I from me since, but in my Waking hours I was never vnuchsafed any open V`l.\l0!l uf nny of them. This set.-med strumxo. But in all my life I never had any experience morn viviul. nor any the details of whivh uru xed mun vmnplvtvly and clearly in my m+~nmr_\' than thatof the few minutes Ispenr, with my brother 11 few weeks after nu hml 4-.unvniru.l hi.` n-ncfnal fnrm fn Hm n x" Ilnl earth. " nu . u. A .\'URV\'I\_`H (:1-xos1'. A man named George Greene dwells in n lunn-ly houso svvurul ulilos from Norwich. L`onn., which is haunted by A novel glxoest. In Hm dim}: nf ..v.~mncr .-1 vnlnrl-\eq|\nn1nn tho norm 01' my dead ln`oUl03lf- WU IN N the corner of the rnoln PW! I`P**9- My that thought was thin! I must havedrovpped 0..-Jeep. Butlrubbed my eyesmatup In bed and 'loolu-xlmuliout Thorewls my wife quietly sleeping. ther-'* `VHS 039 `GNP Wminl brightly, there were my books and nevI'.~`P5PI'. `and there was my brother. I did not notice that he stopped gvlulo 1 took the huI'l`i('d survey. but now I jaw that he was approach- ing me. He had on his dross suit and a soft black hat. His {are n n.~:-not so worn as when he left us, but it bore the look of patient en- dumnce which pain heroically borne had stamped upon it, and through that shone the _ cheerful spirit the bmw youth never lost and which could not be conquered. He came to within a few feet of um, and I was strongly `minded to weak. but he appeared to be about to addres me and I kept still. Just then his, eye seemed to light on my wife, and he turned his face away and hurried from tho room, leaving by the outer door. His manner was such as it might have been in life if he had unwittingly intruded into my wife's sleeping room._ The outer door was open, the blinds living 0103841. find Ihf` only unusual thing uhout the aflnir was that ho pu& through the blinds without opening them. [was not at all startled by the ap- purititm. Ishould not have been if he hail stoppod and talked with mo as if he had been permitted to return for a visit with us. In- deed, after I had conviutx-d myself that I was awuko, 1 did not think of the appearance as other than 11 reality, und only waited tho plozisure of one wlmn I' dearly lovml. and whose untinu-lytlomh made me feel that I was vripplod for life. 1 Was glad to sm him. After he was gone I told my wifo of what hzul pzta-tori, hut n1(-nrilmd it to no other for a long while. ' n.1.. ..L:I.lI_--J r 1 , 1 |....._ A.......I.4 ALIA l|.,.._. J_U_3Tt F3_E9E'YED N ['1=1sH WHIG. TU ESDAY, MARCH: 12. aboutwta`pur. out we ugns, when r,r;o-zi'me purtiy open duur of thv smaller room TIN Hm farm of mv ri.-ml inx`(rtl1Bf. OH! $11 '55 puruy uour of mo sn\nuwI Iw--9 -Wm-W tho furm of dead lII`U1"'.'- 0"" '5 in`: Hm nnr-mar n! lhn mmn dirlfuf 0PD0l5B- JICIIL Hllll lll_\' IJIULIIUK ll ICW "(T113 UJLVI lmd vumnnited his wasted form totho ol. '3 IJ- J*c5VjEaE:Eir%sToNac O0 ONLY. ABOUT ANOTHER WEEK, - AND we am To veome one sroiue mo RJIIOVI swoon, To on safe) Ill TORONTO. We have decided to oiler for the, lII.la_.nee of the time we say the whole of our. stock at whatever price it will bring. Thin In only one chance in I life time of pain; Ill uwfd dulnblo good: 30 nw nucx nmrrm, all wool, 70, 75. am, 1. law max am: wm nnnnmm 1.1.10. 125, .50, gm z%:Ec%`.`:.?&.'3`oiam% 92.75 , 5 . c. n:wIuc1AA%n;lmm. 40ch45c. 501.0203 M CLNH. W00 nw nucx cnmrs .CASl.!l 25. am 35 112;; %L;GKo'l'l(lI`PIlP `gunmen raw. em 70, m LA A Oonrtluuh nxw nucx vmmas. Black Border Hundkomhiotn and mm mmnlu, YOUR iIMPLY BECAUSE WE BUY IN LARGER QUANTITIES, buy for ceeh, save the d iecount And give the purchaser the benet. In the undertaking, as every one known, the one who doee the largest bueineee con do it the cheapest. It requiree the nine number o horeee. heereee, cerriegee, eto., to do 60 funeral: for one year as it does 350. We eleo do our own engreving which in e greet euving. Attend pereonelly to every funerel end with the long experience which we have hed con Attend to funerele better and cheaper than any one in the bushes. JAMES REID. 264 and 266 Princess Street. R. REID. Manager. A Great Many Ask Why It Is We Do the Largest Business in the City in Our Line ? wiuvunou uu Iuluu. u: R. THqn7I'?5'soN, If. ilII\ AB-\Yl\$L!%