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Bye, of thi about 20 ye: I;Xculiar aAnC ay. He w _, Bheehy‘s far :‘,;“vemlcx n‘s 4 stick A regigns ) hand the buggy and left it there till the :*fit’ct:‘ufl:l g‘;-;p[::,e 1:];121- (;::en:;i: p(?xt morning, when he took a look | on humors of the blood, such a‘: within the covers and was surprised | scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. Pin] mpon secing the contents. Before the | Pills give a healthy glow to pale anc Aay was very old the owner had learn. | SÂ¥llow complexions and are a specifi £d from inquiries made by Mr. Hogg for troubles 'pe(:ulia.r to the female of the whereabouts of his wealth, and suhlont Mc Sn the-cmle pf men the‘ it is needliess to say he was well satisâ€" ::::;t :nr:,il'::i&l wc,,um u:):llr;m«‘-.(s To c on fed that i.t had fallen into honest | cesses. Dr. Willi;Z;’ Pinko;’i'llsorme:; hands. â€"Paisley Advocate. be had of all druggists or direct by mail Harry Bye, a brother of the Misses fr:om Dr, Williams‘ Medicine Co., Brockâ€" Bys, of thistown, a young mah of vn:le. Ont., or Schenectady, N. Y., at 50c. Zb0ut 20 years: of: ae, met with a :():‘)x. ur' sx-x gm' $2.50. See t,hat' the eeculiar and painfulascld - pu'nys registered trade mark is on Ke and pain J ent on Sunâ€" | the wrapper of every box offered you, y. He was walking around coun. | and positively refuse all imitations or * Bheehy‘s furm in Arthur tp. with that | substitutes alleged to be "just as good." gentleman‘s son, and was whittling a | Remember no other remedy has been .:‘xck &al ii:r:dk-kni!'e as he walked zmv:;”grtwl‘l’fm .“c!(ile“k"gill’l'a.do the talked to his companion. In vyiliams Pm *y he slipped when he threw Snd imstcee it t on nc imsiavcnd ® hand in which he held the knife, to break his fall. . Wken his HONOR ROLL, hand came to the ground behind him she blade of the knife was pointed toâ€" m]:l;l:l't!'fdz for U, 8. 8. No. 3, Glenelg utinck. mwoand ie balns ant 1o Saliini the blide | * trp classâ€"John Little, Toon Catteron, ’i‘t@d the hip to t and broke Chas. McKechnie. wlf, A doctor had t6 moned to 3rd classâ€"Mary Cameron, Mary J extract zh: bll;oken and dress the | McKechnie, Elsie Smith. «. vanm:.b. vy:mwm b‘:o':'fi 2nd classâ€"Janet Litte, Lizzie Smitp, fi. ontin _ Maunt Remisi â€" pp., _.. _ | Hatry Hughes, While driving his brother over to Chesley on Tuesday, Mr. David Valâ€" entine lost a pass book out of his pocket wnich contained 250 in bills He did not discover his loss till after arriving home, and then he had no idea where At had been dropped. Mr. W. W. Hogg while going to Gillies Hill that same afternoon, picked up the dust covered book off the road, ‘but thinking it wasn‘t loaded threw it in the back of | door, he saw a man attempting to gecret himself under the bed, whereâ€" upon Mr. Dawson made a rush for the shot gun and ordered Mr. burglar to come out which he did. The next command was right about march, and Mr. Dawson marched him to the farm Of Mr. Thos. Smith, where he had to andergo the operation of a search. Nothing was found on him, and he was allowed to depart in peace. This should be a warning to people to lock their doors. 1 A Born Burcuiar.â€"On Monday eyening Mr. Walter Dawson, Gueloh Township, captured a burglar in his house. There was no one 2s home but himself. He started out to bring home the cows and did not lock the door. When he came back, on opening the Mr. D. McTavish‘s litle boy was badly biten last week by a ferocious young dog belonging to Mr. Runstedtâ€" ler. The little fellow was down at the eggry when the dog seized him by the leg ; his cries immediately brought Mr. Alexander and Principal Irwin to the rescue. The brute refused to let go until almost strangled, when the men got his neck between the edge of the door and doorâ€"jamb. â€" Before being released a blow from a hatchet finally settled his dogâ€"ship. Dr. Christoe at tended to the little sufferer‘s wounds, which are healing up nicely. â€"Flesherâ€" ton cor. Standard. Trarx orr THE TRrack.â€"A bad acâ€" «gident happened on Tuesday on the mew G.T.K. road in Keppel. _A gravel train with a conductor and three others aboard was backing in from Shallow Lake to Brooke, and at Henderson‘s crossing, some distance this side the Jake it ran over a steer which was lying on the road. The train was thrown oif the track and two of the tour men were hurt. Mr. McColl foreâ€" man for Mr. Boyd had an arm broken and was badly cut, while John Loe a car repairer at Wiarton was also badly ‘ injured. Both men were taken to Wiarton. â€"Advertiser. | Keertno Coor.â€"There are a numâ€" iber of people who do not look at the thermometer at all if they can help it, and who will not discuss the weather. They will admit, upon being concernâ€" ed that it is hot, but they are hard to corner. _ According to their way of thinking halt the pangs of hot weather are due to the operation of the mind and immagination. Dwelling on them makes them worse. Playing that you are cool and comfortable, even when you are not, has a tendency to make you believe, after a time, that such is really the case. was .n a bad shape. Wounds howeyer slight, caused by rusty metal should be promptly and carefall y attended to, s if lefs to themseives they are liable to produce serious consequences.â€" Chatsworth News. Mr. James Dowd met with what he considered a trifling accident a week ago last Friday, but which laid him off work until Tuesday of this week. He was slaughtering a beast and acâ€" «idently ran the point of a rusty hook into his elbow which produced blood poisoning. and for a tew days his arm _ you want to find out where any one A5, advertise in the Toronto Daily Mail mud read the avertisements on the third page of that paper. The charge is two cents a word each insertion, or ten cents a word for six insertions, â€" Address the Hail, Toro: t >, Canada, y The storm on Monday did considerâ€" able damage in and around Holstein. A cow belonging to R. Mickelborough was killed by lightning and the heavy wind which accompanied the storm at ithat point blew part of the roof off J. Ai. Smith‘s barn, broke three cherry wnd two apple trees in W. Main‘s orchâ€" ard, besides doing other damage. â€". Mount Forest Representative. | While unloading bananas the other day at Toronto, Harry Burr, a carter, «ame across a snake in one of the bunâ€" €hes which had come all the way from Jamacia. It wasof the moceasin order Aand measured 3 feet in length. The third page of the Toronto Daily muil is noted for "Want"‘ advertiseâ€" ment. If you want asituation, a meâ€" €Chanic, a business, machinery, lodging, hi VOU WanLt tos ind sark cbuacls ut 2 again.â€"Mount Forest Repreâ€" | 3. EXCHAMNGE EQHOES. $ ' Mr. Wager inforraed the reporter that h | before he commenced taking Dr. Wilâ€" is | liams‘ Pink Pills his heart used to beat t | rapidly and continue palpitating violentâ€" e | Iy for some time if he attempted to cut . | even one stick of wood ; now he can cut * | the daily supply of wood for the house & s s without any such disagreeable senâ€" ° | sations. He feels himself a different ~| man and his neighbors are all conâ€" ° | gratulating him upon the great change 0 | so plainly manifest. He expects as soon t | as navigation opens to commence work 1 ! again. Mrs. Wager was present during : , | the interview and corroborated her husâ€" ), band‘s narrative. They consider it a _| duty to publish abroad the virtues of ' ' this famous medicine which has brought & ; such hope and comfort to their houseâ€" ‘ | hold. Mr. Wager also told of a leading | farmer in the neighborhood who had been troubled with a chronic headache, f who, at his suggestion, had also tried Dr. Willioms‘ Pink Pills and had exâ€" perienced relief in a very short time. Other cases in Deserorto and vicinity are known to the Tribune in which Dr. Williams‘s Pink Pills have been productive of much good. These pills are a perfect blood builder and nerve restorer, _ curing such diseases as| rheumatism, neuralgia, partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, St. Vitus‘ dance, nervous headache, all nervous troubles, palpitation of the heart, the after effects of la grippe, diseases depending |â€" on humors of the blood, such as ' scrofula, chronic erysipelas, etc. Pink | Pills give a healthy glow to pale and sallow complexions and are a specific ‘for troubles peculiar to the female system, and in the case of men they effect a radical cure in all cases avising from mental worry, overwork, or exâ€" cesses, Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills may be had of all druggists or direct by mail from Dr, Williams‘ Medicine Co., Brockâ€" ville, Ont., or Schenectady, N. Y., at 50c. a box, or six for $2.50. See that the company‘s registered trade mark is on the wrapper of every box offered you, and positively refuse all imitations or substitutes alleged to be "just as good." Remember no other remedy has been J discovered that can successfully do the work of Dr. Williams‘ Pink Pills, y ed upon as a hopeless invalid. A , | representative of this paper was sent to _| interview Mr. Wager and gain all * | information possible in order to satisfy Y | the public concerning the truth of the * | wonderful cure. Making his way to ~ | Deseronto Junction thereporter informâ€" ed Mr. Ravin, the station master, of the , | object of his mission,. The courteous § officials having assured the reporter that he would find the case one of more ‘ | than ordinary interest, kindly pointed | out the nearest route to Mr. Wager‘s * | residence. ‘The Wager family is one of | the oldest in the Bay district, and Mr. | | Wager and his people are well known | throughout a wide radius of country. n Atrived at the house the reporter ; knocked at the door and was quickly admitted by Mr. Wager himself, who it \| may be remarked, in his thirtyâ€"fifth * year, and was formerly employed as a ‘ _| section man on the Grand Trunk Railâ€" way, his section extending east and | west of Deseronto Junction. He was a | good workman and faithful servant of the company, On the 28th of April, l 1893, he was compelled, on account of illâ€"health, to give up work completely, | The doetor pronounced his trouble to be | nervous palpitation of the heart. The | district surgeon of thefGrand Trunk | Railway attended him and did all that medical skill could suggest in order to give him relief, but at the same time frankly told him that he could preâ€" scribe nothing that would effect a permanently cure. Mr. Wager was a member of the Grand Trunk Insurance Provident Society, and during his illâ€" ness received the usual pecuniary allowâ€" ance given for a certain number of weeks to sick members. The society also paid his way to Montreal that he might consult an eminent medical man who acts as referee in such cases. This specialist at once pronounced his case hopeless ; cure was impossible. He reâ€" turned home greatly dejected, and the Insurance Society paid him the whole amount granted to its members in cases of total disability. Mr. Wager has since that time resided at his home on the Gravel Road, unable to work, seldom going from home except to make an occasional trip to Deseronto and Napanee, About three months ago Mr. John Kitchen, the well known seeâ€" tion master on the Grand Truuk, who ! resides at Deseronto Jsunetion, told Mr. Wager of the virtues of Dr. Williams‘ || Pink Pills, and recommended him to |â€" give them a trial. He accordingly proâ€" ‘ cured a quantity of the famous pills in 4 order to give them a trial. Now mark j the result. He soon felt the good effect of thissegreat medicine. His M appetite _ improved. _ The fluttering ( sensations about his heart appeared to | , be less pronounced. He continued takâ€" | ing the pills and his health steadily imâ€" | 7 proved. The change became apparent to friends and neighbors and a matter of public interest. He gained in weight. As ie remarked, last summer he was lit.le more than a walking ghost ; now, as the reporter could easily see, he was w substantial specimen of humanity. During the past tew weeks a truittui subject of conversation among the peoâ€" ple at Deseronto Junction has been the wonderful recovery of Mr. William Henry Wager, who has been lookâ€" FELL ILL FROM EXPOSUREâ€"PRONOUNCED INCURABLE AnD PAID THE TOTAL Disâ€" ABILITY INSURANCE ALLOWED BY THE COMPANYâ€"ONCE MORE ON THE ROADTO HEALTHâ€"HE TELLS HOW IT CAME ABOUT, From the Deseronto Tribune. THE EXPERIENCE OF A GRAND TRUNK EMPLOYEE. LIFE ON A RAILWAYL A. GORDON If It‘s Clocks, »:â€" Watches, Novelties, â€":â€" Silverware, Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done. ud xLBy, Mica., Dec. 16, 1893. . Dr. B. J. Kemany 09. ""=_""" MICBâ€"» DeC. 16, 1808 "l‘(;o-l have m«ti yo(\;r Khondlll". q?vin Om-‘ox {ood-ucoeu or Curbe on two horses an 1t is the best Liniment I h.avo.cver used. _ Yours truly, Avover FrcpeuicL. Price @1 per Bottle. For Sale by all Druggists, or address Dr. B. J. KENDALL COMPANY, NOseureh FALLs, vT. KENDALL‘S SPAViN CURE m n 3. Rm‘-;:':uétsvlnl, 22 e 220 t ky eHe 10 200E Gentlemenâ€"I bought a lglondld bay horse some &Imflth :nsivln. gothir: for $30, T used ‘s Spavin Cure. The H,n\ in is gone now and I have been offered $150 for the same horse. I only had him nine weeks, so I got $120 for using §2 worth of Kendal!‘s Spavin Cure, Yours truly, W. 8. Mansogx, KENDALL‘S SPAYVIN CURE Braver Tonacco is bright, clean and natural. â€" This is why it is 11 favor with Gentlemen and good taste. _ McArem ‘Tob. Co., Toronto, Ont. Bugay Fror SALEK.â€"Brand new top buggy, for sale cheap. _ The latest style, trimed with leather, Brantford make, Apply to J. Woodland. CasH for wool at Sparling s, opposite Parker‘s Drug Store. Montreal. â€" It is the first time we farmâ€" ers have been caught by such a cattle scheme, and I think it will be the last." The facts as far as we have been able to learn are that instead of chopped peas and oats being provided for the cattle on the voyage, that being the grain they were accustomed to, cornmeal and shorts were provided and the cattle would not eat it Then they hbad a terrible rough Atlantic voyage, and the vessel shipped so much water that the cattle stood in water and filth up to their bellies for four days at the last of the voyage and were landed in bad shape. When they landed they struck a bad market and the miserable appearance and wretched condition of the cattle made things worse, and they sold at prices which realized returns ranging from considerably less than 34 cents per Ib. to a fraction over that sum. It is also said that had Mr. Harkness not been in a hurry to sell for a week he could baye hit a market that would have brought a cent a lb. better returns.. There is considerable dissatisfaction among the shippers because of the abâ€" sence of any official returns showing what the cattle realized, and because of the uniform priceâ€"light, poor qualiâ€" ties bringing as much as good heavy finished steers, and coarse rough bul locks fetching more than any others. The principal complaint, however, is against the absence of official figures, it being claimed that as each man‘s Sattle were sold separately they were each entitled to a statement from the commission men who sold them, and instead they have had to content themâ€" selves with whatever figures Mr. Harkness saw fit to give them. We are also informed that the food which the cattle should have eaten on the voyage was sold in Glasgow for a handsome sum. â€"Chatsworth News, THE ie '087’_ SUCCESSFUL REMEDY know what to think of it beyond the fact that the experiment has been made, . and the result has been very unsatisfactory. When we came to find out the facts we found we were not guaranteed threcâ€"andâ€"aâ€"half cents a pound for our cattle, but that Harkness only offered to advance that sum on the cattle when they had reached ness met the owners of the cattle at the City Hotel on Monday of last week. *‘Well, what do you think of the new venture?" was asked by a represenâ€" tative of ‘‘The News" of one of the shippers who had returned trom settlâ€" ing up with Mr. Harkness. ‘"What do I think of it," he said, "wellI don‘t Mr. Harkness and those who accomâ€" panied him to Glasgow on the farmers‘ cattle venture, returned to Owen Sound last Saturday week, and Mr. Harkâ€" FOR MAN OR BEAST. _ Certain in Its effects and never blistors. ______ Read proofs below : Just waiting for you to come. OLD STOCK and we have no dealings together. Or in fact anything along our Lines, it is to our mutual adâ€" vantage that you should see our Stock. It‘s all New, Bright and up to Date, THE FARMERS‘ CATTLE VENTURE. BLUEPOMT, L. L., N.Y., Jan. 15, 1804 ;ah..*.nr... c s 9400 4+ uit N :\ REV. W. S. BARKER MacFarlane & Co «fAicted as I have been with nervous prostration and indigestion. Ifound very great relief from the very first bottle, which was etrongly recomâ€" mended to me by my druggist. I also induced my wife to use it, who, I must say, was completely run down and was suffering very much from general debility. She found great relief from South American Nervine and also cheerfully recommends it to her fellowâ€"sufferers. «* Rev. W. 8. Barxer." ; It is now a scientific fact that corâ€" tain norve centres located near the base of the brain have entire control over the stomach, liver, heart, lungs and indeed all internal organs ; that is, they furnish these organs with the necessary nerve force to onnblo‘ them to perform their respective work. â€" When the nerve centres are If your COMPLEXION 18 SALLOW, or ,”wrrummumnnnu."' For OFFEXSIVE BREATH and ALL Disonrâ€" TERS OF ThE stomac#, . . _ If you are BILIOUS, CONSTIPATED esb Disease commonly comes on with slight symptoms, which whep neglected increase in extent and gradu ly grow dangerous. ""asup s B0 Hncr o +ol . pnrpanc Tat Colic, softens the Gums and reduces loflum«= mation, and gives tons and energy to the whole system, "Mrs. Winslow‘s Soothing | Syrup" for children teething it pleasant to the | taste and is the prescrption of one of the | best female physicians and nurses in the | United States, Price fwentyâ€"tive cents A | bottle, Sold by all druggists throughout the world. Be sure and ask for "M#s Wixstow‘s Soorerxa Syror " For Over Fitty Yenrs. Mrs. Wixsrow‘s Soormxc Syrur has been sued by millions of mothers for their childret while teething. It disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and erying with pain of Cutting Teeth senl at once and get a bottle of "Mrs. Winslow‘s Soothing Syrup" for Children Teething. 1t will relieve the poor little sulferer immedia tc!y. Depend upon it, mothers, there is 10 mistake about it, It ecures Dnarshoea, ret gulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind | Do You } FEEL SléK? A Boox To HorsEnEx.â€"One bottle ofl English Spavin Liniment completely removed a curb from my horse. 1 take pleasure in! recommending the remedy, asit acts with mysterious promptness in the removal from Z horses of hard, soft or calloused lamps, | blood spayin, splints, curbs, sweeny, stifles | and sprams _ Gzoros Rozs», Farmer, Markâ€"| ham, Ont. â€" Sold by McFarlane & Co. ‘ "I have much pleasure in reâ€" commending the Great South Ameriâ€" can Nervine ‘Tonic to all who are Heart Diskase ReurevzEn in 30 Minures. â€"Dr. Agnew‘s Cure for the Heart gives per. feet relief in all cases of Organic or Sympathe tic Heart Diseaso in 30 mioutes, and speedily eftect a cure. It is a peerless remedy for Palpitation, Shortness of Breadth, Smotherâ€" ingfSpells, Pain in Left Side and all sympâ€" toms of a Diseased Heart, One dose conyin cos, â€" Sold by McFarlane & Co, ‘ Mr. W. S. Barker is a young minister of Peterboro who has by his great carnestness and able exposition of the doctrines of the Bible earned for himself a place amongst the foremost ministers of Canada. He, with his most estimable wife, believe in looking after the temporal as well as the spiritual welfare of mankind, hence the i publication : Sr. 1st classâ€"Earl Mathews, John Nelson, Joseph Nelson, Palmer Patterâ€" son. Jr. Ist classâ€"Mary Patterson, Mary Ferguson, Annie Nelson. Average attendance for Juneâ€"24. R. F. Cuapwick, Teacher, son, Charlotte Pollock, James Klein, Pt. 2nd cilassâ€"Agnes Nelson, Charlie Reid, Victoria Scott, Willie McFadden. Sr. 2nd Classâ€"Robbie Lawrence, Sam Patterson, rence. Ripans Tcbules Regulate the < 8rd classâ€"Eliza McFadden, Pearlie Wilso,n Ettie McFadden, Edith Henry Honor Rol} for 8. 8. No. 12, Egremont 4th classâ€"Wim. Lawrence, Wi. Patâ€" terson, Ben McKenzie. 4 Jr. 2nd classâ€"Geo. Reid, Bella Ferguâ€" AN EMINENT MINISTER following statement for HONOR ROLL «, wholesale and retail agents for Durham. OoF PETERBORO. the . or have Reid, Rose Thos. Lawâ€" Ttaixe RIPANS TABULES TAse RIPANS TABULES ase RIPANS TABULES Are RIPANS TABULES will at all compare with this as a oure for the stomash and nerves." feel like a sound man. I do not think there has ever been a medicine inhjoduoed into this country, which Mr. Solomon Bond, a member of the Society of Friends, of Darlington, Ind., writes: "I have used six bottles of Scuth American Nervine an‘ I consider that every bottle did for me lono hundred dollars worth of good, because I have not bad a good night‘s sleep for twenty years on account of irritation, pain, horrible dreams, and general nervous prosâ€" tration, which has been caused by chronic indigestion and dyspepsia of the stomach, and by a broken down condition of my nervous system. But now 1 can lie down and sleep all night as sweetly as a baby, and I Bouth American Nervine is based on the foregoing scientific discovery and is so prepared that it acts directly on the nerve centres. It immediately increases the nervous energy of the whole system, thereby enabling the different organs of the body to perform their work perfectly, when disease at once disappomrs. It greatly benefits in one day. force is diminished, and as a result the stomach will not digest the food, the liver becomes torpid, the kidneys will not act properly, the heart and lungs suffâ€"r, and in fact the wholo system becomes weakoned and sinks on account of the lack of nerve force. and Presorve the ments of this class are in the Toronto Weekly Mail for Five Cents a word for each insertion. â€" Twenty Cents a word for five insertions. Address The Mail Toronto, Canada, Made on!y by N, K, FAIRBANK & CO, BTSTTCC s 4 Sadk is maiivronitnl . Auiea". sc is mssc <s 9 méiit gli8illd moet the eye of some one it You wutlt 10 ky Sertic® dn U Tordh Cning evear made â€" Lanity Ll\ffus Found the BEST, and most healtiful Shortâ€" more than ever, beâ€" cause 5he made better Faod and he could eat it without any urblcasant after effect, Now~_ To cook, but WA@ Tired and sicKofflf.e taste and smell of land, She bought Cottolene, @”‘J shoztm'fl_g)‘lnd 7jof» ;n.d PISTU) but hi S$tomach vas delicate <HJoven To cooak, but wWas _ MEY ars NAPPY; feJo/SD / good bread ; P'.") and pastry, but his Wellington and Anm Streets, MONTREAL. OTTOLENE TO olene, A complete stock of Whips Enc kept on hand. icate. 1+ to FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY. We keep in Stock a large quantity of Sash, Doors, Mouldings, Flooring and the differâ€" ent Kinds of Dressed Lumber for outside shecting. Our Stock of DRY LUMRE is very I?.a.rge so that all orders can be filled. Lumber, Shingles and Lath always In Stock. Having Completed our New Factory we are now prepared | w. & C. T I also take this means of thtu}flng you for the liberal patronâ€" »ge extended to me last year, and soliciting a continuance of the same which shall always have my carefal attention. ' 100,000 1bs. of 0@15 W ool Wanted Durham Woollen Mills, _ > _ & ceesredrecrecee ns oo 02 CAPH ILREWPVEAR Ee L UID UHG YYR@iUibelccted of TWEEDS, FLANNELS. YARNS, BLANKETS Sash and Doorâ€"Factory. ... _ For which will be paid the Highest Market Price in Cash or Trade. I have on hand at the Factory 1 Full and Well Sel. New Job and News Type . & Something New ! Repairing vromptly attended to Firstâ€"Class Workmanshin Highest Price paid for Is still in his old stand on 1 Ofice, where he is re w'jé Posters, HMand Bills, Durham, Jan. 26th, 1892 + Note Forms, Receipts, Ete, Dont Forget that You can get a Good Clean Job as Cheap at home as by g>nding Good Money s wl e out of the Town As an Adverilising Med:ium the Review takes the Lead. To the ‘REVIEW Plant has lately been aaded a Large Quantity of We are now better than ever prepared to turn out Neat and Tasty Work in ‘osters, Bill Heads, Circulars, Business Cards, HEAVY Anyp LIGHT HARNESS, SADDLES, | BRIDLES, i COLLARS, Eitc, New Stock Horse Blanlke Custom Work a Specialty. zi All of which 1 will offer at ‘2"10;:3-;;;126‘: Calling Cards, Pamphlets, My Motto is Nb C in NO w Motto is Fair Dealing. T. H. WATCHORN. 0_ BP0md on Lambton Street, near the Pos: where he is ready to fill all orders for x« §PPPHH . LEAVENS, Jr., .. G. & J. McKECHNIE. Woxjkmanship guaranteed. ) P Raw Furse Letter Heads, , Combs, Brushes, Bitg, n when you can get at. the REVIE W . CHARLES LEAVENS3 5 SHOP!â€" Blankets, "AWimhes, orms, Stock Etc.. etc., 14 Douglasâ€"Monds Hamiltonâ€"Crys®i day aiter Listowelâ€" Fire! Fergusâ€"Thursc Markaakeâ€"Bet! Orangevilleâ€"5. Flesherto: Dundalkâ€" Shelburne Walkerto: CROCKERY 7 D § Try his i apan Tea. 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