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3" I 323%" 'aj,,:",] ' :t.-tti _i.i,lilr,ii,i),'i) Nil,., ii mlgiii" lat the retailer induce you tq other in ordeif may make g. ft. j/,," nt plug nt plug Pointer Tobacco PLUG 1 ask for: ll plug k '5 TEX . f L'ACIC POPU N m' " SID} ot' TIH'r\ t fwd dis. vymtion. storourn- m, seated gangway, Mu‘ at the 't r0 " mty no v 1iouse l'slmer, ’h in the .mc nor mid the mfirmed Yr Hors- my ctr- virny a taken Pahuer, tI-nd to ot' the Home, was the -m-um “(med "thrusn vllor of ', Tho " pro- " Sh' $1! table rowd= 'sr the e said sincli As his mlmr strong dim-r who wk Pett In “I VP rt' Itt COUNTY AND Illlmlltt. The News of the Wsterloo County District Gleaned From Exzhangea A Wetlkerton hotelkoepor 'u tined 5.3) the refastag to mums the 1icertao 1lr,ipritortoisesrels his premioeq. The I,otelkeeper noppmlv" to Oseoode Hall, nu: the court-fused redraw. Mr. M. Flwl-Ihin'm r of Wallace, met Mm " punflu necu’rnt lust wevk. Whilr' Inn Hug a ion] of logs the "ham brokr uni the shm1) tertti of the binding pole struck lun on the forehead making 's cur about fourinchtnt long and leav- m: we hone bare. Aiter binding up the wound hr drove Ina loud to Palmer:- t,” MM :06 a doctor to dress and “itch w the cut. (”nun , and "Mam-u rree to Irate the tr TM iate Mr. John Cartwright, whose mmns were ioterred at. Woodstock " week, lb-ft, nu rstMe Raid to he ”ran $5,000, corkrstinst of cash and MI p-upvr'v in Vancouver, BC. l‘ha Ill mi SL001) mm: is left to a brother mi "Ist-i' in l%sr,land, and the, ragi- un- to his widow, who, with Dr. 'wr')"', are the executors. "o" (a Get a "Sunlight ”an". >~‘Inl 23 “Sunlight” Soap wrappers "r'H'r"u' honriug the words "Why Ir "t " Woman Look Ola Sooner Than V Il m 1 to 1.evm' Bros, 43 Scott tit., IKmMn, and you will receive by posts b , Ivtty Iucture, free from Advvrtising, ".', lm-H worth framing. This is an m-y w ;y to decorate your home. The "W i, the best in the market and it 'Al 1 unly cm: le postage to send in the “pr?!‘5, if you leave the ends open. Write your address carefully. 1y. swtftlt'e is Trexqdet- at Mt.” T 2l,1"ll,'2Su'gr't'1' all-gnaw“; The It mum. was-mm / . Melo ijndiceisnovetmrm Ire' ' "su.... 336 ms 49 49: Isss.... .434 168 65 “7 The yeum H90 and 1891 seem to haic, been prxrhtie in hulitiea. When tlu, extraorxlintsrT tnvel to had hom rho World's Fair is considered the mowing for 1893 is . good one. _ . but: Is".ru' I Mil nil! lxw ISSN \l I l p- will of the late Sherstf Mekel. st' H umlmn, has been pmhated by .uh)w Ttre "state is, valuad $6: :1. A. of which ls left to Mrs, Mc. u thtrts M . 10011 many people have t'ormedthe I'vvinu that the number of persons wl in railway accidents last year nun-v than usually large. This Il we”) to be an enormous idea, tigurvs given by the Railroad Lar.. fur 1.9 last six venrs being, as fol- m.“ _ur',itiv,,h:cagorihis100 mm at. Burnside, near Ness. Ham to llc, John Mohr, sr, for the unw sum of 56.300. The former It ',r ed Mr John Kiiler's farm i'nnm‘mm. 10.3 acres ivy icr;,700. ti tt t (run e \plr9s “all 1ll_lluuter,the vangoiist‘ In 'd oi the, nhuminnhle dressw y' “lune-ll in tlte hall room, said firm! told Hui that when be my 1“.» women were glows with .- mum“, and dresses buttoned iw (hunt, ltut nowadays the Gt m.l.unonrd up to the throat 'leN‘SVi find UNIV One button. town of Listowel seeks power 't Hm lnginlnture to pay bonuses 'pi) to Home, Field, Roz-ant Co., tr,rwrutucrureru, and $2,000 to . Hum-s and Martin, iron found- }. ot that town, In aid of their In. 1:: lustrird eytahlishun-nts. il" sum of .yr300. The former' §uudow overpower" ', k ed Ily Johtt Kiiler's “m" Nrw,' York, Fol). 24. Stinduw, the rtnpslrur..', NS aCCt's fur 5'3y7l3ll- mighty. why is thought to have more tttwrt of t.istowel seeks power \u-e-ngth than any man living,was made i fln' l. ~ginlnture to pay bonuses a'ororlutely helpless yesterday hy ayoung li) n. )lurrw, Field, 1102..“ Co., Hum who weighs'less than HO pOUuds. ti,rsrrutucrureru, and 33.000 to Tiwruan of muscle Was hypnotized,and mm“. and Mrsrtin, in,“ found- _ sit) qr-cwsfully thatihe not. only obeyed l. ot Hm: town, m aid of their _ Merry cunmmnd of the physician while lst' lil luhtrid! e_tahlit,hrrwnts. bre mu in the hypnotic sleep, but also _ . w-n-rie'l out injunctions Mtrr he came "/ "T' ”Mu" TtTr) "a'yn'it mm of the sleep, The amine-e took place L A, ', :~--.tnn, P." 1,'aultt' hturl', nt, Nunluw’i mums lmfure a number of " w” 1rrve,stiscated "t 'j/l', be, students of the College M Physicians minivans >1)»qu M-lltl (:illmlmp. and tiurrgeorrw, "nil a”; hypnotiz-w was y T?""'."-" the 27th tdt, rst ly, In: (2H? 1lecwreau, of So 160 East , Afrtrr y'svrtiu', “(will ti,r. a" Hm llumlml and Sixty-fifth street. ','"' TIt 'c,r""t"tt." dieirui the _ uulmv was hypnotized in less than 30 l ce'sulcrrs,r trrtsitstrate “PM" told _ mmmh As he sank deeper into the 'rtrt l:' I, be “it? houurtsirly "f" l hypnotic sleep he was told to wave his I‘M '/,1 there W“ ttot a stain l hitml< almut. making them move faster wt tl" “""r ' ‘or slower, an the will of his master. At - --- "M the: mnummd " 'stop,' his arms came to than at ll H. m . I ' . I Inyces. angers. Others. Total . . 424 ITS 89 6ftl MI0 I I6 06 672 5.1) I77 63 790 .169 172 6.") 8m llv U) th 'vlle-m‘y juppliwl ILL infur- the pvtseo'S, stating tCut the Hrs. Wright regarnlilzz the ln-nlth owvol,tuuteri that oi ll RELEASED Y H haul In 0|“an L\lll VII, Toronto'; big swind: l d 1.VA ago pleaded guilty of muva fraudulently, to two years and six liiuyr,sttm penitentiary. uv~, it " said. (“HI be M1 Matheson, but it is Hu- M alone wk en his uul ('unnlly won L L'.lo p.m. m h f - o-nvml "_ His Fcicelledcy ml has. trt. the rt~ hi, miriitturs, 21p ut' (lw Mit/is-ters oi Maxim. McGreevy {Th-anal ';iGiiL, ttrp.P.a.t, otit Pinon-n. with l on their gimplmdium, . will unruly give a IIDMIM'A nun-4.1; Tum pin their faith on his prover-hid good look. 80 has, indeed, tmd it mmnrkmln we ord, one of unhrokm mead. In 1857 he went into South Ontario to contest his t1rstJsUG"Mmtary elvetio'u. l'he riding mo anything lint A “in Libvrul mm, but hr. was manned by I huge majority. The following year he wont hack for re.eieution M s mem%r of the short lived Brown-Dorion Gov. ernment, and was given over 700 of a unnjurity. From that time down to 1804. when he was made Vioe-CGmst. lor of Ontsrio, he went through three mom contests, and was triumphantly "uceesaful in all of them. In 1872 ha lungs persuaded to quit the bench und l i re.etrt"t' politics as Premier of Ontuio, ', selecting North Oxford in! " constitu- 3 (i"/ii.' There i, I ttle merit perhaps in lesrrying the six elections through which I Ac, liss since gum:- in a. riding I6 over- l whelmingly Lilwrul as the Oxfords. illut thut is not all. As Premier he ':, wm leader of his .urty, Mid he was not lonly successful In null his own elections, hut h.. curried his pirty through with (tiii';'; colors the five erections, which they have hurl to Lee during his Prom- liership. Ewan It! on Alderman of the iCify of Toronto, before he wus known in the larger tiol, the same success " ‘tendml him. In six mmths he will hunks: his sixth; und in all human proh- ‘ubility his last, appeal to the electors of his native urovince, and with such a "ford behind him it seems impossible- 'that he will fail now. The career of mu other Canadian leader is compara- ihle uith it. George Brown suffered personal defeat, an I he Currie-I his pair ty in defeat, but he was defeated " lend-W of his party. lllmlm has known hath Sir George thirr, in the, Zenith 'of his p war, was buried under one of the inrgt'a‘t lmjrxritivs ever given by n (finulinn constituency. Only one lmder, Mowat. has been invincible. He has gone through eleven personal contests. without it singl’e casualty, Mid hm- led his followers to tive successive victories. A man of that kind is not I likely to go untlhe gets rtudr-.--iivin" i niprg Nor'westrr. 33' 7 at to My u' ir/RUC. North's 5 Are those powders "which everybody :ia using now for sick headache, neural- :gia, bgiousness, etc. They are culled , Stark _ headache and liver Powders. ( Write' the nume in your hot or on your 'cutfso that you will know whst to ask l for when you have need foe them. If :you have twenty tive cents in your ' pocket or good credit with your dragg- :iit, you can ulwuys get A box. n tame position will) a. jerk. He Fay then told that his arms and legs were paralyzed, and. although half a. dozen mun tried to mom them, they were un- able to do so. He was then told that he. was a prize fighter, and in a trice mu transformed into a Corbett. The most 'vremarkalsle test of the hypnotic state was perhaps making the giant eat salt. This he did, and apparently ap- pveciated it and asked for more when he had '.finished what was given him. Before the hypnotist finished he made thr' giant think that a. dumbbell weigh- in: 2’le) pounds weighed two pounds and vice versa. Little Johnny---' go.?, _ - Mother-In what way? Little J onnnr--Ua' Christmas I got asled and there vun’t, no wow; and” the Christine: before that I got ohm, and there wasn't any ice; but this Christina I got new “the, and a how sled, too, Ind there wun’t e thing I could do ell day unless I went fishing; but I didn't get my pole For Sore Throat, Sudden Colds sud Diphtheria, no remedy has ever been dimmers-l to powerful to cure-s Davis’ PAIN-KILLER. A. In Lithium: it has no oqul in curing Rhino-um: or27eurutis, Bum nod Bellini. and Mad. of our! W ld in the We?! - ttee? 'ttttttef tTGliGii'i'iiU"tur2luTti"_ ya "Ar anoinleas wing To wait. me from distraction " It’s queer how things otGfmq 3 ya..." I -..;..,.., w.-- ._V,v.,,‘ ,1, out. no the Mere 1341;, mm down " one M the tuu Wu“ last Fridty. and he' MW IQIIIG l we and oxetsllettt lolubér- 4uptayetd, isle. Charlié is as much P' epiutt, M the [and tuned and I su-newhat. limited ulnry will tulow, tad be so pod together enough money lo buy I- bi; aad,ippsreatlyoootlstsoa't' lobster. The lo tor was sent to Charlie's house, and when CGrlie arrived that night h-c 'Iu filled with :houghts of the feast l mu going to have. Now, in Charli a house there is a. tall and tlii:,i',ii'i'i'iie'is,'isi',') who has feet of odd sizes, and s complete a amok of ignor- ance m any domestic ever poswsssod, which is the p dine way of saying that the ind min the intelligence ot' an old rubber hoot. She has not been in the McGutlin family lung. and Mrs. Mc. 'Guthn is not. entirely with her ways. Mrs MeG%tt'm thougltt that the sen " ingof tha, lobster to the kitchen wad suttieient Jotifieaaion that it was to be served for? dinner and she did not bother het little, head again until Char- lie had arrived and thn servant had notified them that dinner WM ready. _ C,hatslie/fitigeted around until it was time to biing, in the lobster. He was in a hurry; to get at. it. Mrs. .UeCn1th'n noticed his anxiety and ordinal the servant to bring it in. tilv, went into the kitchen and brought in a. big plan- ter, in the: centre of which reposed his scarlet highness, surrounded‘ by sprigs of parsley. V {Ah-hilly said Charlie, tlmt looks WV ,__p _.. . aers. 5LoGuthr, said she thought it did, too. _ __ .. Then Charlie gave hi, wifa a claw and took tclaw himself. He made * int, at Mail-law with his fork and found that it, was empty I Mrs. McrGutrm had gone through the same process 'There wasn't any in mine, either,' mid M rs. McGutiin. , . Charlie made a. hasty examinatiuu of the reumihdm' of the lobster It was stripped clean of meat. Nothing, but the shell Numinml. U L V . 'What m blue blazes IN the matter with this? asked Charlie, excitedly, 'there is mu meat here.' 'Call in that girl,' said Cnarlie, per- emptoril )1 ' Mrs. McGuftin rang the bell and the servant came in. x" ‘Did you iix thislobste, ." thundered Charlie. j q did, sir,’ replied-the girl. 'Well, .wlmre in the name of all thar's 309d and great, is the meat" 'Meat ts it!' asked the, girl;. ‘I saw no meat.', Charlie was frantic by this time. ‘Do you mean to say there was no uieat?' he yelled, 'Ttusre “as not,' asserted the girl. q took the thing and drew it like any decent, clean givl. I didn't suppose l was working m a family that would eat the insides of a thing like that.' -- Buffalo Express. Valuable vegetable remedies are med in the t3roparutiott ‘ot Hood's Samparilln in ouch a peculiar nmnuer as to retain the full medicinal value ut (New ingredient. Thus Hood's t3arsap- villa combiixeu economy and strength and is the only remedy of which "IN Doses One Dollar" is true. He sure to get Hood's. “GOD'S ”Us do not purge. pain or gripe but act promptly, easily and ettie,iently, WI! and Philosophy. Until I man is tiually dead he should try to lt?fkylive. . "The biinkrupt is always willing to let hygofpeg be bygone-s. . . _ A mm! never knows how much of a conjunction 'but' is until he comes in contact With an enterprising goat. IGp'trrienee Beaches, why is it that the fellow who gets whipped always knows he can whip therotlner fellow? Those who have been there say it is quite a. bore to have some burly high- wnyman‘hold a pistol at your head with one hand while he rifles your pockets with thug other. 'rutdkrir--rh?ctor, IU getting so nearlsighted that I wsn't recognize peo ple on Ilia atreet. What shall I do for it? Dodtor--Umph ! why not pay your debts? . . Husbind.--thte of your New Year's resolutidns was that you would not quarrel With me forts year. wite4-Yes. C Well, you are snapping at me half the tim already. C I shodld like toknow what’s become of your ood resolutions. You ould, eh? Well, I wanted mother see them, and so I enclosed them in e letter to her, Ind gave it you to 'l,'end she writes me that she nev . received it. That's what's become 1 them. F Economy and Strong! In she Told Illm. who' liven 1'3} Mr. “but: s')t?'tt M MM! ,' Pmi-lm'M‘, il thm rip-6H; "in " War-Vin hor odrir'. "For I amt! . ml nunmtalvl , m- mg‘gnu-fnlly d Damion-d," will £36. "I time .‘P'; iettord unthinz tio has; lanolin] In? deep" than n complimem paid hy the " Prince"! Wastes, and a dietimratUhed l . company at dinner. given V in honor of the DukcoiYm'k and the. Princes. May a little while ‘hnfovo their wedd- , inc. Thr dinner was given by Mr. Alma! Rorhwhild one of my oldest and but friends. There were many my hie: premmt, and more dukes and cinema-mu than I can easily remember During the con-nonieu the Prince ot Walu Brie, IlldfCluxy amt. “vanish my", proposed the health of his "old and valued friend Machine Patti] Ir. made such a pretty upeach. and in the course of it amid that he had tirst sewn and hoard me in Ptitvie'phU im 1860, A whom I smug in ‘Martlm,’and that since then his own sttvndunce " what he was good enough to call my {victories in the realm of song.’ had Gen a.- moune his moat pleasant. reoollee ions. l H9 reedled the hot. that, his wife had held up little Prince George, in whmze honor we‘ware this night anem- hled, and bad? him his: [119,80 that in a afterlife he might - that he had F ‘kiased the famous M ldnme Patti.' G And theu,do you know, that whole G company of royalty, nobility. and men H of genius rose and chwred me and A drank my health." F Smmn’s CURE is sold on n gunrante It cures incipien' Consumption. Tr, is the but. Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose; 25e., Croc., and $1.00 per bottle, Sold by Simon Snyder, Waterloo. - Good Allure ' PAY no attention to slanderers and stossip-utoneers, Keep straight ahead and let their 1vusirhittng die the death of neglect, What is the use of lying awake. nights brooding over the remark of some false frient“ that runs through your brain like lightning? What Is the use fretting over gossip that has been set 'siloat to your disadvantage by some tneddlestune husvhorly who has more time than character. These things cannot possihly injure you, un- less indeed you take notice of them, and in combating them give color to their truth. If what is said about you is true, get yours, f right: if it is false, let it go for what it will fetch. If a bee sting you, would you go the hive to lestroyit? Would not a. thousand come upon you! It is wisdom to stay' little regarding the injuries you Gee irecvived. We, are manually losers in l the end if we stop to refute all thk- I biting and geesiping we may hear by the way. It is certainly annoying. but not dangerous, so long as we do ’not stop to expostultste. Our charact- ers are. formed nudism sustained by ourselves. by our own notions and pur- poses. and not by others, Let us " I ways hear in mind that onlumniMors umv usually be trusted to time nnd the slow but steady justice of public opin- IOU. Windows are kept from frosting by little electric fans. Three out of every .135 English speaking, people have red hair. The first M the new in our race’s history beats the last of the old. tggta,igr,',tl todadlkindsrof “this “d-i- . /' . ,' mum.3.c.Ayuuco..mm-. Prompttonot, summon". aver). I 'iiiiitli;iiiH that such remedies would of no avail. anlnr pan ot a bottle ot Ann-'- Cherry Peotom in the house, I gave the child three doses, " short Intervals, and unxiously waned results. Prom the moment the Return! was given, the chlhl's breathing - easier, and. in a shun time, she was 2909195 New Ind. mm: "NEW" I'ltt/tgi qlu'letly'lud breathln hum-MR. i"iii'illliti,rt'itirdSi?hrii't'jli1i, as“; " as a as I INF ton! saved her 'IM, m ' "I AYER’S Cherry Femoral Mrs. C. J. Woomnman. of Worthnm. Texas, snved'the life of her child by the use of Ayers Cherry Poctoral. "One of my'childrm had Group. The case was attended by our phyaiuinu. and was surpass-d to he wvli lindPI' contrnl. One night I was startled by the child's hard breathing. and on going to it found it stran- Ill/lr, It had nearly ceased to breathe. ea Izlm: that the child’s alarming couditian rigid beqame Pete' Ir? unity of iltt),ityt1ifltye Ram ad _ .lliilliit Saved Her Life. mam "rr,"""." "", tr'crec?f!.ll? 1”" .' il-?.,! mmmnmx. IHE Rh'flilll/l'd Granite& Marble Works Kindly tuvm' us with " call and we "tttll be Named to show you spuncim and mm (iv-nuns in Monuments, Head-Lune; one. and (wow yon tigures for any style of work when" in Gram: or marble. First cluayork guaranteed, tErb Street, opposite Markus. WATERLOO IF you have lent aloved mm and desire t erect a tittiug trilture of mfmnjun to th mommy of the dnparmd mm: INDIA. AND CE YLON COMPLETE MOUHA and JAVA COFFEE. Nothing to equal either in the country. We 00 our own blending and understanding the business are prepared to please you and give you just what you want. We will be pleased to have you gall and test qualities. Orders by Phone or mail promptly attended to. Goods delivered C. O. D. Hhtrttr" Bills, Empire Tea Co. A. G. CHAMBERS. FOUR hundred mm of land in Michlgm 130 urea Improved. balance heavy tim. bered with basswood. wk. elm. ani to new. with cedar. Wellwate :smallcrcek ttowlng thrrtatrhitilt which are abundance of noun Within 3 mile of the Chicagox \Veric Mlchigan Railway. and elght miles west or Pomekcy Fine bank burn beat in Charlevoix County. Flanged for when, com and other cereals. Flourishing young orchard, 250 tir/lf, trees and " plum trees. 1t,y1,r,t,les w ich willnnw wet for three or 'ghT,'tli't hits property will beach! on bloc or w " divided into two new: One half cash. bounce at 6 per cent. Good was to; selling. roupnnl. wishes RPEI'Y; was for selling. trr,.'", wishes to retire. A afiendld opportunity or . man of limited up m. If not sold the hem will be rented on mum. For further pct-elem": apply to The Star» Laundry, D-ttern delight in it! Phyelciane endon‘e HI Chefs praise iti Cooke extol it! Housewives welcome In All live Grocers soil itt Misanowbuinuo forourtown TW’ N ' . admin“ my reason to believe followgllgczachrgga or that our adorn will be apenUtod aaatttutsrrswt'.iittetivp'ersd withyonr . i-..... week. Aubholioitd. 'w x " . one.. ""a':jih't'A 'llttivlP"'"' , m. Ne.. Pst? hone 124. N. K. FAIRBANK & co., m wumnmd CHRONICLE 0mm: _ BOTTOLENE Cr?i1Elstl!cfB does all kinds of Laundry . work in Britt class SHAEFER BROS. FOR SALE OR 'N BENT. Wellington and Ann Streets, ', MONTREAL. When you use our famous We mulling shout I " shone- ding" which will no: - indi- ygution. Those who “know a thing "te two" tUtottt Cooking (Muriel: ,Huland among a but of others) YOUR TABLE Instead of lard. None butthe W, healthiest and cleanest ingredients go to make up Cot- tolene. lard isn't healthy, and in not always clean. Those who use Cottolenc will be healthier end wealthier than those who use 1srd-Healthier because they will get "shorter" bread; wealthier because they will get "shorter" grocery bills-for Cbttolene costs no more than lard and goes twice " far-so isbut half as expensive. and our celebrated WATERLOO, Made only by WI LL Ily, 'r6'rcem' * WHITE STORE, Z Al we intend to muke me eurtttettt in our Maine”. sunk must he twluce l, We had hoped to double our fad] Maine. as we drd our lpvlllg crud. but we were chmppomted. You all know the ntumblina Mocks that Gre itirsert in the way. Y m Md yuuv I "am: for running your money, your neighbor had hm Thus our hopes were him-wed and thc mum-r \vu lpiuuhi. April ahower- in Decemher And January monk litiutiuClkc In,“ "I Imam or ttm"stimal Agent: for the clothing merchant. but Wet Gee set nun axe I:0wiug, vhopping down price. right and left. and before the and of the nmmh we'll Bee i. decide I decline In the huge pihsn of Menu, Nov I 3nd Children's Chiming, and in the deep lawn-i and mu , " Furnishing Goods, “an, thsps, Etc. We will nuke " an object fa. you to Du, Now. Do not Song“ the place: ' Great Reducing Sale We do not say this boastfully. but bcrausc we behvw what we say, and because we believe we can prove what we .‘HV- Tlvhc “ho have bought trom us for yuan, know that we aim m gm: krtll tu~tomcr~ the best and latest goods. We make a small profit h: huyivg Ham: and paying cash. You got the benefit. 'l Ed. N. Devitt; _ mwwsm; BOOT AND SHOE STORE ’WISHES YOU ALL Happy " Devitt’s Drug Store Another lot of Bough hop, JUST ARRIVED Ther instantly reljeye the cough You can save money by buying from us, the TIBI) @O?EZ;QZ? for CHEAP DRY GOODS. SAVE MONEY! at the Great Montreal Bankrupt Clothing Store. The Great Montreal Bankrunt Clothing Store, Sign: Red, White Mid Blue Flag. King St., Balm. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. ', miR]ll/t/lti) dy Clt. NEW YEAR. Waterloo, and Prosperous UDER s: CD Am I BEG to announce to me people Waterloo and vicinit) that i haw full assonment ot WATCHES, CLOCKS. J EW ELLERY, DIAM ON DS, SILVERWARE. to. kflflllJfl PEQUEGNAT, 1htrairitig Skillfuly tad howdy attended to. anry /rt.,litottl,tt.,rl, :Tho Wholesale and Retail Jeweller. All Work and Goods Guaranteed. ARTHUR PEQUEGNAT, Ont. at bottom prices Ug a