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M 3 II“ nook ‘Oflfllflloflc ll, fowl: N SUMO! an. tgl (.nlhf‘u “barf“ lounge»! 1 Dlfl‘l‘m. After more *than no year. 0:“ “It. lambupmwrc tad ran do! an ”In nboth mochanhm and surgical dom- “MAL": nun-u or Woman “Wu-41). lftonmonl of Tue-dun “my: and sum-days. mm STREET own. wommfié. bonfimon and mm» u Laud Survo on. «ma. K9113 stray-hop who Vhtorl. all. Brockvillo. Ont. ubxx'rIM-E oflho 0mm Cone o of prflwx Syqugong. Calm-«Gallagher _¢:‘k. “I new propric I. pdu in making "CI in 1.th scannu. IN throughmt. now And Inga. A lb (3 E! m “if may furnishml ht.“ “flu. Every um mu of (nuts. Gum! _\u ‘1' VHF”) THE subscribe d the grocery m IIHIBMQ m the 13 «I u full Block U! GIOCBRIES, TEAS. SUGARS, EARNED GOODS, FLOUR, FEED, ETC. '0 mt" the But SS-cent '3 tho mum for the Money Au. KINDS or FARM Ileana-m "-4 J‘ Allan Turner & 00., 'JIIIPIAK. BJJO. I ll 0,138 A L A'ruuxa 1!"! "NB EEW‘ .mfi‘ Paints. Oil Window 61sz “.3 Direct, E 01rd." ink-n Mun-n. . . BBOCKVXLLI WI. Dunno): a Aooououluu. PBOFWIONAL cums unuMCHi-‘iflgom “:bmullloul n «w ”mwmiflxfl no- nu ‘3?! ’v I yawn 0 OK .. I ohm-71s? CASH! WANT ED menu can mm A! m momma, unnnmz. t "' .- '! flaw-‘1“?! ”‘0 U0 “I UI Uvuo- «nu-cu, .Otl ILWM'I Econ-Iliad J. !. Harte, mun “NI 0' I” Chipman & , Baunderl, Geo. F. Ackland. V.8., MICHAEL ]. KEHOE rm»: 1': din-sum ' V1 .IALI" m ll". PIN“ "I. W”cst End Grocery. . G. MeORADY SONS. CHEIISTS & DRUGGISTS 40.000 DEACON ‘0 Po L‘mbi L.D.8.o Dominion Hotel. AND CALF SKINS Stanley 8. Cornell J08. Luna, I? R. 143 1' Gamble House, IROGIVILL Mum ARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK JO“ 1 [OT I“. LS. cl nth-v.“ Ion lid 1“. v. n in mm! M a at noon am“: “1% wl“ ’. Porch radiate”: Tailor. JOHN A. ItAPPELl for Silver's“. 11H ban ccoummn. 4 moon’s vulva-nu.) {S‘QWG‘é‘gfi “mm nan M.D.,C.U., J. IA‘UNDIHB" LA.” ‘OUR H E W :H“ 80'“ and“ \VIU'B \Wifl‘lh‘ fl 0 Paom “YR HHTBL HAS mmunhunt In the mllun when N) the min and Names. ' h h! £441]. PIMI t1“.“.“l’w In II. III“. P} m annM luv. u un”! Imam-q out. 1-191" IM pm 1 dun. m. mm... m Wufl M II. 195m t‘l will a a beat have! L8 bmm rufur r. ‘ TAKEN m )nzcs ». nu numb 1 an m OI. \" mo. rat"? I an AIM “mn- Brockvmo AT “ENS )I I'm; T0 23-52 utty A h What the People Say H. S. MOFFATT, 221$}. moth anrk the “not! “your :opoum In the Adduonp Coal Oil, Flour, and our 35c Tea take the lead. Lam 5., Vases. Mustache Cups and aucers. Dolls, Glassware, etc. just ordered. GUI ”OTTO! In.“ In!“ and Click Iona-nu. FANCY ’X MAS GOODS Thumb-ti my cmtmnon for their liben‘ put a n the wt. and soucltlnz sconuuu unco or a umn. I romnln Your obd't wrvant. TAILORING AM. CHASSELS T“ LATEST STYLE VARIETY WORKS nu M- m hm: «nu-rumo- my Brochdlle, 01d. SMALL MAOHIMRY, ENGINES, GUNS, SEWING MAGHNES, MB. l su- D. A. am. 0. A. fawn-noun hum w flag-- .4 ‘ g‘Wmfimi‘wh I! In SHOE HOUSE [‘IIOS. McCRUM, Geo. 5. Young BANK OF MONTREAL 3" PATTERNS AND MODELS MADE. [3‘ “RARE AND COMPOSITION CAST N68 TO ORDER. Mr-h'r up!“ a: run» In” .................. AND PERFECT IJ‘ FIT JJ'D ”"0RKM .IIJ‘SII I P. Incorporated Read Oflce, HONTBEAL. ALL VOL. V1. N0. '15 W. .va:nan.00norolnnn r. n. {(3va- I. Aulnmm 23‘ Ila-cur ‘mro Momma Dunc . ”13. A 1m. Album Goa-on! W a W. nR. . nou'.AuL-unt Inspector. Gemlemen who wish to have their who made up in The Old Reliable Ilh.!:lr1‘u for ............. ‘ j n ....... $7}; ohnlw urn? .......... omen'. flue bum-ad Boot. ll Womgnfioflqou we? '1']? 3’? on row . o 0 J: tutor .......... Removed from the Shop «rd mm to the OLD STAND. M H Street. The Leading HA NUFAG'HYRIR AND DIPAIHXR 0, Gui» fiilfii‘au’fh‘g ' " nut-Inn a (‘0. Milli colt”... Om. 033'!!! A L MERCHA NT WORK “31133.1 STE”. YOU SHOULD SEE THE Ira-ole- In Cancels. CHASSLs, lull-d of Direct." II ()1;T S E. BROCKVILLE ALESM E H. S. MOFFATT mount-“Ill Km "9* FHOULD PATRS ‘uz: OOIIWNO 0" autumn 1m WANTED v. Mann-II. Angina-agar. m. . ’9.“ a; Won-um. 3.0 u w” ‘w . “ M '. . DD (ct qf Pmdm than and an Iowan. N.0.. Prmklont . VM~Pnlldont Mom. In Action. ATHENS. "mm '11- arlo‘ammt 913.000.”. award H. Y. FARR The West End ode price Dry Goods House B. Y FARR BROGKVILLE CORNER of'MAIN & PERTH STREET BROBKVILLE ‘8 ring assortment of Staplo and Fancy Dry Goods in now complete in every emrtmont. We will have pleasure in showing you through our im. menso nusortmeut of novelties in Fancy Good! and borgoins in Simple Goods. Giving away 5! premium: to omit purchasers, Gonuine Arfistio Oil Paint? Tngs framed in 4 incl: gilt frames. in size: 18x22 and 28:86. ‘ We are nine giving an premiums the following articioo of Silvornre. let one. Satin-Lined Cabinet, cnntoinin one half don. Table Forh. one hoit‘ «lnz. To. Spoon-y, one Butter Knito nng one Bugor Shell, oil rich! carved. 2nd one ole-gout Pickle Castor. 8rd one handmmo Butter Dish. he above three mentioned prumiumo are warranted quadruple plotovot Siorling Silver. We give you a Premium Purchase Ticket with your first pun-chm. when xbo amount. represented by the dim-rent amount: printed around murgin of ticket are all punched out we present you with a. premiumâ€"Ewen pumhue from be upwards in punched out. of Iirket. (TURNER OF MAIN AND CORNER 0! MAIN ARI) PERTH 812. Bnmwiu. HI lg! FA PERTH mwm'lm Lewis elm/3, Pafierson DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS OOODs DRESS GOODS ‘ DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS URI-18$ GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRE!!! GOODS DRESS GOODS n In .1... received, on in. who! Amt. mm mm. w. m '(3 the but Afln withthomut uybm but stuns. Everyono ad- mihuwhnunbcumdmmt. papal-lulu. Ou- P‘P‘flfiu. Tuninmthh‘wohnomimd. REII â€"'ofl|l.rcfldpal “Whanm- l9: Ounnhulufiofimlhod “INâ€"W ooncl«ion,”«idflnmtor,“nmm I! foru- mry “can up all curmu- dampenmdiumngo u, (with. w m, eoâ€"toâ€"to-J' whot!”uhdcvoi«. "Tooouqdoormwmup GM on KING ST; - 205 - KING WINDOW SHADES lawman for but uh. I: DRY 3 000m of may bathtub. Robert Wright & Co. Millinery Show £00m: now open for the town's bminou. and fillod with the very lute“ noveltioi in Ladieu' nnd Mino- Trimmed Hats and Bonnets. general n‘ifliury and “any goods. We invite yon to «11 3nd one :3: Hilliucry Disphy when at Brook- 9'. We are showing most exceptional ulna in tho newer materilll w] coloringa in Dreu Gouda. Our simple depsrtmenu we now crowded with belt van.» in 3“ lines, all imported diroet'from manntactnren. Only one profit batman the pur- chaaor and manufacturer. Black and odprod‘ Lnstreono are now mixing the lead in Drain Fabrics. We are giving may as premium: to Cash purchasers, valuable Articles of silver war-amino Genuine Artistic Oil Paintings. Ask fur a Premium Purclmae Tick- nt when you make your first purchase from un. B. \‘VRIG‘rIIT 8: Co. DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS This week show special value in Dress Goods of all kinds. Pattern] Dresses, Fancy and Black Lustres. the newest goods the market affords. Black and Colored Henriettas. Satin Soleile. Panama cloths, etc. You are asked to call at 205 King St. bgfore buying. I|ll St. opposite Bull 8!. DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS LEWIS 8t PATTERSON LEWIS & PATTERSON Athens, Louis County, Ontario, Tuesday» ‘. April 15th. 1890. BROCXVILLE $.73“?er M embed-II. M 00W" um we will nails-on nrylivos' DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRE” GOODS (an tum") PAPER muss GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS Goons DRESS goons DRESS coon DRESS GOODS DRESS ooons mass GOODS DRESS GOODS amass GOODS DRESS Goons DRESS GOODS mmss Goons DRESS GOODS mucss Goons! muss GOODS‘ DRESS Goons muss GOODS DBES GOODS mums GOODS Dumas goons DRESS GOODS Dumas GOODS DRESS GOODS DRESS Goons DRESS goons DBlfws 00008 muss Goons DRESS GOODS mmss Goons dam] . On Fridny evening ml» was not rob? tawdry the |high «dime. t u the ”boot to but 0 “firms on‘thg ,9“!!! our North-Wat .050 40““ our Cannon: "punctuate". Ht '0‘» Tu lor; Son-mt Parlay of Aria-bola; .n. m».- nm, n; P. M View; As the moofmg In saintly‘non- pnliticai in chums“: drain; 0qu n diffusing noon-eat knowlcdzo of the upabiliuen of the Faith Trovinoe, his honor Judge McDonald presided over the pmcedingu._ on the pitta! the Candi“; Govern: mom; “I“ while the and who! Great Brit-in nnd Ireland Md has covered mu‘pmd- numb“)- the ‘ advantage“! the U. 8. I“ M for omigntion. inryliule my hon do" to- make the. rescue” of Omndn bother known to tho poovlo of the Old Count. Anton the any which-he, with 71mm, his takenâ€"and “law an ‘ net‘s-4652p u: exodus from" 0 ('91: di 0 nd ohm-o of f .fflhlpigrfiion $0 in connu- , bud boen‘lho nppointme t of Mr. . A. Webster (5 panties! man, Well known tnhis henna) is Dominion- ‘Immigntwn Agent. Mr. Wébnter had been most active in them-charge” of his dutiea‘ under the mvmg com- mission granted! to him. Ind the re- sults of his labor: had been most gratifying. Mr. Taylor then gave n ancuinct account of a trip Which he had mad» to Victoria, B. C. Ho had been to 'Winnipcp prior to the con- struction of the railway, and own at that early date the se‘tlurs were enjoy- ing 3 fuxr madame of prospmity andi were won cantent, their only fear for the future being 11m diminution ofthe supply of fuel. Since that time the C. P. R. bad beau constructed and the discover of hard and wt". coal had placed din country in such a position that he thought it could not be spoken of too highly. In describin': his late trip to B. (3., he spoke find of that part of Onurio '41-de by the Kr. TI] IOI' m the M speaker. After Mn in‘roducmry amt-kc. which were of n huaorou character, he spoke of the emigration a! young Cnmdimu w the United Sam u be in: 3 thing of the put. 1! 1nd been due. he mid, to u luck of Advertising P. R. had been constructed and the diecovct- of hard and soft. coal had placed IKE country in such a position that ho thmmht it could not. be spoken of too highly. In describinel his late trip to B. (3., he spoke firnt of1 that part. of Onturio traversed by the C. P. R. from Ottawa to Port. Arthur,‘ Including the letely Disputed‘Torritory ‘ (of which he thought. but little); then of the varied physical features of the country passed before reaching Winni- peg, next of the rich agricultural lands of Manitoba; then of (he greet ranching territory extending from Calgary to the Rock; ’Mte. ;‘ than of the grand scenery of that natural barrier to human program ween-ml -â€"-e berrier formerly esteemed im- pa-anbleâ€"md finally of Britiah Uolumhio. He dwelt atlength on the :l‘mjt growing capabilities of that. Province ana spoke ‘ glowing term: of its mines and ahefieadlw latter “finding im no opportunity of relu- ing love 1 very scaly fish qtonea. Ho than it our trade with the East. upeclelly with China. would nomi- dpy ”some giant proportions. Al- ready I considenble interehmge 01 I s 3nd floor we: taking place md iio trade who sure to increase. While ut. Victoria he paw three En. liah men of-vm- st nnchor‘ m tho hu- bor. pre mod to defend that part of olCn n aminal all enemies,u afoot Whit i should tend to Mill move firmly esmbliah the bonds uniting this with the mother comm-y. In conclusion, he said that all um wu macaw" too people our great North West. nn cure the pevmumnt pro-perky of Canada wu for war gowmmeut to leg ialuto more eupccully for the bene- fit 9"(if Gunman, grid as this was now ‘ygenorall recogniud M I requisite. he {thoughty the peoplv mbflil mt nunrui um over ythmg” would bu done to advance inlet-elm of the Dominion. Mr. Tnlor'n interesting adds-cu m "wan-30d with u wry lihonl q)- plnne. snd It: {allowed ’by a over- turn xhy the will mam-chain In a neatllttlc mm. chairman then introduced Parlay y, of Asia “will,- Minn-u dhmn he thought well go llad to g1 n- -li|bla inform- lion "Lulu to tho blocl under con- cider-Hon. ject thsn to give faithl'nliy nu account ! of his obmntionn and experience in lbs North-Wm. Ho wanld nd Id- vige Ihoso who wcn comfortably Imuwd And pmvidt-fi for here M olmncv {heir place of residuum; hi0 remm'kn were intmdod chiefly for young mm who mntemplfled u change. Marimba. helnéd. cant-in- ‘adnlngu pormugo of had than any province in tin lawn. Bentham Marimba eomflnod very fine land and tha! .nrmundku Pot!- ago-Ia Pram. 'wan, h» brliovori. the aunt in Con-d3. Aha: describing an pnirie morally, the Ipm‘lfl du- md the maindvr of his remarks Io flu Noah-Writ Ind oolarly to m armory km ' W‘ bank: h luau. «G. I. 3., ”which as: am! 3031': 3-”! Inn not tudisnoo school to aqum of Immutmw "‘ w “than, ml m belie. tough“ “with? dominion-tel) inlollimelmnms” AI "Him, ' a» mum thielw‘ “handing .tlto clerk of "filmm- ‘ tom. hormtlvlhot who had not ham on Incline to ho enrtetl for Ml l ‘lo ‘ ”you". helm III with , enn‘, ileum-etc" lathe Cleverly neat, end neatly of than)!“ M moot Initiator, pm a brutal. Bonn-sud grinding on n no oillged‘ more: Whom ‘ eini t ,‘e cw near. 619°:pr utfi «idem! of the. = polioe force all!» prod”... .Whloh version the” ‘tihtonhnoe only end order among a nettle“ u walla: for keepingiflhe ladle»! 'hhln bonnie. The fox-rem largely new poo'ed‘ of young Englishmen who, fell,- mg in their “temple at fuming, Md entered the force on e denier noon Alma“ every village oonuinod a , [901319 01 these gnlrdinnl ol' the pew, ' to tut life and property and no mo in ‘the territories'ae in any pleoeiu‘ the Dominion. The people were highly moral. and school houses and Ichurohcg dotted the land. The cdu outlounl low of" the North West want most liberah The 'Govemmo loon- tribute for": lot, class teacher, 45 per cool. of his salary; 2nd class, 70 per cent and {or a 8rd class.’ 60 pot cent. No dialinction is made between in!” 1 and female teachers. An out-ugh ‘ attendance of eight entitlor o aclmol lo the G wernmlnl grant. , Thereorn only Ive h-rmsg'éévcn manths in all. l As to soil. he. said the heat was i found in Red River Valley. where thrro was an alluvial deposit, vary drop and rich, but was too low for mixrd farming. In tho territories it :‘wae lrom ll to 2 feet deep. At lle ' glue the arable soil reached r. deptl. of 6 font, and it was unusually good i at Indian III-ml. Good cultivation ; paid there as (-leewhero, as during a ‘{ very dry season an exceptionally good A farmer raised 20 hm. of wheat to the‘ 7 one who crupe generally Were n‘ total failure. There was no mull thing as failure known to good tillers; A settler could obtain free a home- stelt! of 160 autos, the only settlement duties required being no mo. residence much your for three {ears and the bringing uhde‘rcultiwt on of 15 norm. ’r Early nettlere, he said, thought only 1 of raising wheat». "which was one“ :1 mistake, on it does not do for a form- or to have his eggs all in one basket An ne-ertod that the country was adapted for mixed farming and in pursuing thin method failure was ul- moet impossible. He evoke at. length in support of this assertion and was enthusiastic in extolling the mot-vol lous richness of the native grueee. country m mu hr in pregnant dporlrm yand b0 mId favor [aging “ion tog“!!! Io promote 3m: As to frosts, he said "that he had now: known a spring {rest to do my1 damsge and that. to make agood; crop a certainty plowing shank! be‘ donoin the MI and the and put in the ground on curly}: _ He in tho spring. From would happen, he thought. when I Inger am ofooil wu‘ hrougM undo? cultivation u i! would than be rendered more porcno and in s condition to absorb s greater amount of but. Mr. Perlvy has had an extomnive ‘oxperionco in Moth-hing and in fun; Waning cattle for mnket, nod we to. lgrol. that we hum not spam 1.0 give in full his remmks along ithis line. We must be coment with. flying-«which :11 present will undersea-Hum hi: speech was a Mr, impartia! dowrip tion of tho North-Wait, an it WM and u it is. and contained much inform» tion of a practical nature such as would ho of great value In my one cantomplfling the ellnbllnhing o! u’ home in (but Province. A vote of flunk. to the miter. was moved hy Mr. I’m-ink, «000qu by Rev. Mv. Wflgh‘, aid unmimously carried. The meeting (“spend me: the pinning of the nations! anthem. ml DANQUIT INTERIM?!“ man 130! OBI If”! 01' “3338903338“. Alumni-'- aim-90w nmâ€"Amflm ‘ ~11. twain-u. . . 0w V“ ‘4 WV. Guru-5.0" ‘ w. am I. m. n. MB. ”Wk. 0. I. m. n. Maoâ€"W. A. Won-ta. mun-wan. L. A. ”I. 3mm W m d 3:. Pi... »Mr.louoym.l w 9 ~ ‘ The lingin of Auk! [Inf 8”» brought to u 0 one one of the» «shut. in gllhoringl "or assembled in Athena. M. W. Vault. 'l'. A. 00-. “Wmâ€"I. A. 3m OI: Momma.“ With-KIM Hanna. April 14:41:. Geo. Green hm mm! In the bow. meant ly (greeted b A. M. Mr. Goo. allot has bind with B. C. Brown, new Lyn, and lave: Prue. Vina this wee-k. Our cheese factory in being put in readiness for the season's work. 'n‘aw Williun b waged a homedper and two hr lands, and. hunting leased the miller‘u plenum wagon, is going to has a good time and take things on . He should not, however; try to ‘ to over «Ir-logo when he bu. be", pan-angers. 1 ;, CHARLESTON LAxn. Jeanna, April 12. â€"-â€"'1'ho ice it In the Mn wt, but i} in going 3mm} Hm sho’ro’. , Mr. Hmks has boos n ppoiniod final: impoctor for the lake. mecca-Io: to Mr. Johnatm. busily cntmg Th: wind on Wednesday ni In. had a sand sweep at Charleston. ut did not do any damage. only to‘ fences; A. Russel in a mi-lcnc ofonr film. He saw he will move if Delbert, shows up a good little. N Wsnxmmr. fin-il 9.â€"-8ngnr Inuk- «ra this «won na‘not lxlaeno‘over taxed ’0 hop up to o sappy sap, althonfl- it in prodiptod by those who nugM to know am the quuntity ‘will ‘ equal to farmer :esaonl. Mr. T. Kerr had the misfortune ‘0 l ‘ his sugar house. with s qnnmity nf syn! . wood, 2 milk cam, up pans, £0. no fire is supposed to have caught in the’ building from u dates» the chimney. Lou about one hun- dreé dollar: Mr. Milbum Wing, of Jeflyby. has hem engaged to manufacture cheese ' r Mr. Smith the present mean. (gm loot Fndsy one of W. W. Miller's cows gave birth to s two bade! calf. Both cow and eslmied. , Mr. Miller has engaged the services of s lexi- -lermist to Prepsre‘ the ballot the calf for exhibition purposes. ’30 per- aoxhilfifing it in o 'tlan to merem Dollommh roconJy found in the township of Amsrsnth. , , Wet Booth bu returned sgoin am: ihie sudden depsrure for Uncle Sun'- d mmns. _ On Tuesday evenin s Very happy maul. tamnap‘red st. t a residence of Mr. Goor ' Dixon, by which their daughter ennto wss united in me holy bonds of wedlock 'to Mr. Ed. 8mm“, of Addison. The gift. no: said to hue been very numerous sud oostty. The ceremony us perform- ed by Rev. Hr. Sundown". now of Kingston. but formerly of this circuit. We extend our best wishes to the Mat)! 99"".- ‘ I. I., A‘__._. ’I‘he big womm of hidden Awnue bid 3 very windy and intomting net- to 3. Mr duyl are with the gran widow and hot mtiden Jaug‘hvor con. awning mo gummy of loft map which a with oak hi untamed a: a «ruin time. Tho Hg ‘ 11’: re- wh took in the who!» 4 . It In mud by competent a... ‘ t the wound moo-d pin. or u claim-nu ntrnulo. ”woaacgfllflv u. â€"â€"A an mflmx’nsmy Efigfl .. mm M” ‘57:?!“ _ “.‘FZ'?-.‘."&£H"M'Fhoow m lama. although I lei-Ip y one. '3 tn Ih P Juno‘- mung-He a“ on WWI!” wild am am . :1. w- Mal-nan "to the w 'u fimmW} Kim wmâ€" Irv-- -wâ€".â€"~-â€"vrw #3 wt” IM¢fixm our-rm é Mum-1“.” '80 WI ' tamar‘ WR’W'E.“ lg?“ ”fluornfl I E W“ £1.00. "and mum “hummus. 5. ”MW COUNTY NEWS. L-rhyghirc, from Athens. is trimmed doing of! Phil Wiltu’s ILBE 311111.8- GREEN“? 8!! igii'INGLEs, SHINGLES i ATHENS LUMBER x Yam?) vom this Ipting‘ LARGE STOCK JUST ARRIVED W. G. PARISH Wehudaoidod tot". atoning Malcolm: Radium, inclnd. Bradford - Wamfouse. nnocxvxms am vuwl mgr Goons mun. BARGAINS} BARGAIN”, 2 » BARGAINS I We will give the min.“ [In gain: us they never got. baton in Brockviile. Bigg’s Block. - King St. nuns v. MILLER. Wt. Came and-so for pursuing, we as auto you Will in confined 0‘ ti. wonderful ulna we um skint, ' ' ‘ mmamnu 010.0%” I“ MMMW‘Wflufi maywomcmmhu Banana-duri- 1‘thth mmmu-uun dhoh’l‘ubio LII-ale mum'Nwehm-nmw mama-summoned“ amm-ammummu . Donuotnsth‘mmnm «flange. nudmaymcummu Hudndn‘quud-Mh. mud Hudrododnau WWW nan-III“! “SEEING IS BELIEVING Bundnbbtyndl u Pm’nm no “ mum Omaninwhlow uni who Suffice to any we nieen basilica. We have now A large endfléil selected stock of New 'néble' goods, which we are deter-m: to turn into money as rapidly as possible. We therefore invite a“ “:0 wish to secure the but value for their ready money to come direct to Btedford Warehouse; Bradford -:- Warehouse Spring Has Como ‘ ‘ NEW Dress Goods, Pants, " ' Ginghams. Zephyrs, : Sateens, Chambrays, Thu no man“ for bounty and vans. Stock very comylm In all “In and all.” ”and from the “t marten. No okl Id ml! with u. PRINTS AND GINGHAMS Central Block - Athens Westward Ho! Weekly Settlersr rTragpn By this Old Roliuble sum um and Through Car Roch, the GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY King Street, To Minnow, Dakota, ”annulus. the ”arch-Wat, Monunn, wan». ton Mm. Oregon, British 001- umbh. to, lo" kc iottonades, American 13mg: examined a. Brockvilie anot by . 8. Dillon and checked through to ducinutkh, Inv- lug Wynn all further can. Fr. made-“on In Colonist. Staph. For Ticket! and inlnrmation all on G. T. ’ULFORD. .~ '0 .I m M“ .. m n 5. I OH, Wig-0M stun-n 0.9!- -_ '7‘ Mn. «um ' m fiONEY TO LOAN ARNOLD78 Mbmwflw gumbo... THROU“EI TICKET. ALI. PGIN'I'S AT VIIY LOW RATIO. 1890-SPRING-1890. CHEESEMEN BRADFORD WAREHOUSE We out ya uncanny to no on Opp. Central Hotel . H. ARNOLD. Cotton Shirtings.‘ Etc, Etc., Etc? 5;. ‘flp ” ”A.“ IIOG’I 3L0“ emw Brockvillc,