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Hilliard You Don‘t Admire Is eatirely free from it. It keeps the teoth white, the breath sweet and the gums l:l:hz. Suldat 10 cts. per oz. and zflu a bott WATERLOO Supper will be served from 5 to 8 o‘clock in the evening at the Hospital picnic. W.Zick , of Strattord, spent â€" Sunday in town. Wm. Uttley has secured a situation in Conrad Bros‘ hardware store. Jno. Fischer shipped a_ carload of cattle to Toronto on Monday. Mr. Boynton bas been added to the staff of the street railway. Mr. O‘Neill shipped five car loads of cattle from Elmira on Thursday. Mr. Levi Stauffer shipped a doubleâ€" decker of hogs to Toronto on Monday. Miss A. Wilson of Galt is visiting friends here. Isaac Groff shipped a carload of catâ€" tle from Waterloo on Monday to ‘Torâ€" onto. Miss Aljce E. Scott Toft on Thursday morning. for an extended_ visitwith friends in Toledo, 0. Mry. Walter Mellen returned on Satâ€" urday from a visit to | friends in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hutchison and Mrs. 8. A. Hutchison, Huntsville, are visiting friends ii Waterloo toâ€"day. â€" 8. Shelley, of the Wim. Snider | staff, was in Preston on Tuesday in the inâ€" terest of the firm. Jno. Fischer shipped two car loads of export cattle from town on Thursâ€" day. ~â€"Â¥. Balmer, Toronto, «pent toâ€"day in town on business. The Twin City bands will be in attenâ€" danee at the Hospital picnic on Friday evening next at the West Side Park. Thos. Hilliard has returned home from Toronto, where he acted as an examiner at the â€" recent examinations at the Toronto Normal School. The W. M. 8. Band played from the stand _ Friday. _ The concert was well attended by alarge number of apâ€" preciative lovers of musi¢ of the Twinâ€" City. The beautiful shade trees on the grounds of the Ontario Mutual are beâ€" removed to make room for the addition to their building. The pavilion will be artistically iidâ€" ummated at the Hospital picâ€"nic on the evening of Friday next at West ide Park. s Henry Walter, Bright, and Mrs.John Hoffman, Plattsville, spent last week in Waterloo, the gue: t of their father, Jacob Walter. _ Mr. _ Hoffman also spent Sunday here. F. Keil his found it necessary in order to keep pace with / the demand for his cigars to add two more hands to his staff. Smokers know a good cigar when they amoke it. A number from town attended the lawn social held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Powell on Margaret Ave., Berlin, under the auspices of the Ladies‘ Aid of the Methodist church. Mr Frank D. Turnbull, M. B., who has passed his final examinations at Toronto Medical School, spent Thursâ€" day evening at "Arcadia" , with . his cousin, Mr. Jas. 8. Lockie. The market Saturday morning was well attended by both sellersand buyers. Eggs soll from lle to 13¢ per doz, butter from 15¢ to 16¢ per lb. _ Strawâ€" berries. were quite plentiful and sold at 3 baskets for 25 cents. Messrs Wm Snider, J B Snider, Wim Weichel and Walter Wells, left on Satâ€" urday on a trout fishing expedition to Flesherton. ‘They will drive all the way, over one hundred miles, and will not re‘urn until next Thursday. Mr. Bracy who was pretty roughly handled at 8t Agatha last Sunday deâ€" sires it to be understood that he was in no way the aggressor but acted pureâ€" in self defence, giv::‘gl as good as he get until overpowered by numbers. Mr, Wil Kumpf _ left Tuesday for Muskoka where he intends to spend the summer. We ‘hope that he will return much lyenefitt‘td in health by a sojourn among the Muskoka lakes inâ€" haling the maflxtg and bracing atmosâ€" In A Tooth Powder. Icuilt‘s Fragraat Dentifrico E. M. DEVITT, LOCAL NEWS GRIT Dispensing Chemist. â€"ANDâ€" â€"BYâ€"â€" Corn, of theâ€" ‘Toronto Globe, was in| . : _=«~~ QEICK SALES. â€" â€". .~ â€"_ mpiin® * ,“,’,‘,"z in the interest of that ‘zvihnuu-ufif for 25¢. ‘The Junior Aflianceâ€"of the Evangeâ€" cua-:hu-.m&nq â€" Mchuehmummm‘m;“wbb in exchange for| Fridaynight which proved quite a sueâ€" | posing of the two fine Gerhard Heintsâ€" i cess. _ The -whhhn-wn- his firm bad «o kindly ceries mnpmuldnu-=“ng.hwfl’. to Miss Bean for use at her % was well rendered. â€" ‘The success of the zwu . The : oi entertainment was largely due to Miss both these instruments were sold Anthes who was indefatigable in her ndh'mom in the owners‘ & .orlock efforts in its promotion. houses a few hours is a tribute â€" cme:nnnm:-ougnnumt'mwdth remntinemmmmummmmes, | TUSsHay n{aht and lodged them in l;wbhml-th Gerhard Berlin goal next morning. Wednesâ€"| Heintzman planos and the straight Pineapples msC * ** tmmmwmu * % 4 fi:&#MWfl““ x _ â€"Going to Get some of the Ch Mn dW ol n : â€", comhee e > w 8 Bhydir, yetes ; x RING SALE. ky Silksand Dre:s Goods at Ry: . 8P T . Hunble atreriaing «t | * ~â€" o 0 | 0 _ COREAT COLEA "~~ .. ESsnnd â€" D d-Ldk!Jnm he drove to Josephsburg to after those concerned in the melee at St. Agatha last Sunday. Mr. W. Whitfield was in Waterloo on Wednesday auaulln{ the district meeting of the 1. O. O. F. Mr. Whitâ€" fiekl was the delegate from Hespelet Lodge, No. 321. _ _ Alex. B. Potrie, Jr., of Gueiph Proâ€" vincial Meet fame, was in town Thursâ€" day and reports that he is receiving word that large delegations of wheelâ€" men and other visitors will be at the big wheelmen‘s meet at the Royal City on June 30th and July 1st. A meeting of the Joint Committee of the Berlin and Waterloo Musical Societies was held here Wednesday night and progress made in mapping out a programme for the Labor Day celebration to be held here August 7th. The picâ€"nic under the auspices of the Young People‘s Society in connection with _ 8t. _ John‘s Lutheran church Wednesday night was marred by the rain but a pleasant social time was spent. ‘The social netted the society about $15. & W. H. Becker & Co., Berlin, are oflerin' a fine line of Hammocks at prices from $1 to $4. The assortment is there and they are good value for the money. They‘re just the thing ou need to hang up outside and enâ€" {oy the itecioul breezes during the coming hot summer days. Messrs. Robert and Milton Good bave returned from Albion, Mich., where they bave completed the Scienâ€" tific Course in that Uuiversity. Mr. Milton Good will we understand settle in Berlin and engage in businesshere while Robert will begin a four years‘ medical course next autumu. Mayor Diebel is of the opinion that it would be a mistake to postpone the celebration of Dominion Day from Satâ€" urday till Monday as the cheapexcurâ€" sion rates last until Monday only and all factories recognize Saturday as a holiday. Toronto will celebrate on Satâ€" urday and Waterloo and Berlin ought to do so likewise. Leaper Bros. are progressing very nicely in sinking the artesian well for the proposed water works., It is exâ€" pected that a large flow will be struck at a depth of 95 or 100 feet. As soon as a plentiful supply of water is obâ€" tained the committee will let the conâ€" tracts for pumpâ€"house, boilers, pumps etc. _ The whole plant will be it is exâ€" pected ready for operation by Septemâ€" ber 1st next. SAb AFFLICTIOX.â€"The many friends of Rev (Geo F Salton, formerly of Watâ€" erloo, but now. pastor of Centenary Church, Hamilton, will sympathize deeply with him in the great : affliction which has befallen him. Diphtheria inâ€" vaded his home last week and called away his second son Percy, a bright and intelligent lad. The fimeral took place on Sunday. _ Mrs Salton and the eldest boy Harold are still down with 6. PRoPERTY soLp. Mr. Win. Veitel has sold his storey and a half brick residence on the corner of King and Spring streets for a fair figure. â€" He intends erecting anâ€" other house for himself on the adjournâ€" ing lot some time this year. SCMIEDELâ€"DIETRICH NUPTIALS. Philip Schiede}, â€"of â€" Brantford, forâ€" merly of Bridgeport, ‘was united in marriage at the R.C. church yesterday morning to Miss Dietrich of town. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Schweitzer. â€" The young couple will take up their residence at Brantâ€" ford. A collision, occurred on King street when a cyclist from Berlin by the name of Steen collided with the turnâ€" out of Mr. Geo Lang of Berlin. _ The wheel was badly smashed. _ The ocâ€" cupant of the buggy very politely ofâ€" fered to pay for all damages resulting through the accident. "J.Fennell & Son, Berlin, announce in this issue that they have made large reductions in the prices of Binder ‘Twineâ€"they handle the celebrated «"Plymouth" brands of twine . which are knuown all over Canada and the U.S as leading all other makes in quality. Those who have not yet bought their twine will do well to consult this firm before purchasing â€" anywhere,and as carly as possible,as their supply is not large". $ No effort is being.spared by the good ladies of Waterloo to make the Hospitâ€" al picnic a splendid suceess. â€" Refreshâ€" ments and music in abundance. The Joint Musical Societies are busy reparing for the band concert at Berâ€" rln'n lovely park on the evening of June 30th. . Besides a fine programme fof music by the â€"bands of Berlin and Watâ€" erloo, a novekand important featare of the eptertainment will be the first exhibition hbere of views throgen t;.lh a large canvas by a proje¢ . is apparatus has been thm:y testod at the Opers House by I-grl’hmp: who imported it from the U, 8. and he now has it working in fime order. A novel and instractive treat is in store for citizens of the twin city on the evening of June 30th, Two Vagrants from Waterloo. Jorxt Baxp Coxc®et. A COLLISION. forward business methods of the firm of Mesars. Gourlay, Winter and Leemâ€" Park, Waterlono, on Friday evening uaxt’mod cheer antl_hml' music will be abundantly in ey . The Twinâ€" City band will furnish high class music and the hdlcr- of g"aterhu wiildnrvo supper from & to 8 o‘clock and during the evening the b:-hdoen delicacies ~of the season will beâ€"obtajnable at very reasonable prices. The park will be lit up with electricity and the pavilion will be brilliantly illuminated. No pains have been spared that will conâ€" duce to the comfort and pleasure of visitors and as there is but one Hosâ€" pital picuic in Waterloo each year, it is hoped this one will be generously patronized. We understand that the Mayor and the chairman of the Park Board have completed the purchase of a strip of land twenty feet in width from A. Janâ€" ischowski at the park entrance. ‘This will increase the width of the street to sixty feet. _ ‘The street will be at once properly filled and put in ‘shape. ‘The next step will be to erect a suitable gateway. â€" For this purpose the W. M. 8. and the bicycle club have already started a fund, the club contributing the sum of fifty dollars. _ The M. 8. Band will donate the proceeds of a concert to be given in the park at an early date. When the subject of a gate way was discussed some time ago in these colums a correspondent suggestâ€" «d that it be called "Victoria Gateâ€" way" after our revered sovereign, Queen Victoria. We trust, now that the street has been widened, steps will at once be taken to erect a gateway that will be in harmony witht the beauty of the park within. > A fine game of cricket took place at Woestside Park on Saturday afternoon when Waterloo defeated Berlin, by a score of 137 to 37. The biggest number of runs made were scored by E. Seagram and bowled by Cook 75. The scores are as folâ€" lows : WATERLOO. RUXS. Kershaw bowled Cook.......... 20 Cook, C. M., bowled Cook...... 7 E. Seagram bowled Cook........ 75 «"Dock" Sterling, C., Jackson _ The Piano Recital, given by the pupâ€" ils of Miss A. R. Bean, in the Town Hall, Waterloo, on ‘Thursday evening was aâ€"pronounced suecess.â€"In response to invitations sent out a large audience filled the ball and gave an interesting and appreciative hearing to the differâ€" ent nun.bers on the programme. â€" The pupils all acquitted themselves in a highly satisfactory manner, showing marked improvement since their last appearance on the public platform. bowled COOK.:...â€"........ N. Seagram stumped........... Hespeler C., _ Jackson bowled dulikay .â€"â€".scssssmusrreshs B Hendry C., Jaffray bowled Cook 11 Morley C., Garlock bowled Cook 0 Bruce G. A. bowled Garlock.... 4 Gleiser not out ................ 0 Bechtel bowled Garlock........ 1 Extras....2.222s2222222222.... 10 The plnyiug throughout was characâ€" terized by a dash and abandon seldom met with in amateurs, their interpreâ€" tation, careful attention to phrasing and splendid intonation _ reflecting much credit on their painstaking and efficient teacher, Miss Bean. Vocal numbers by Miss Elma Snider, soâ€" The two Larks.â€"LERCHETISEKY. Mise Louise Hetnrich prano, and Mr. (Chas, Ruby, basso, were enthusiastically recelve&, Folâ€" lowing is the programme: A) A Shepherda Tale. _ _ _ _ _ bxgere BERLIN. > Bowlby howled Kershaw...... Roos bowled Cook............ Cook C., E. Seagram bowled Seagram.. ... Illing not out.... EXHAS c2.cnccc0s: ) Shepherds all and Maidens fair (Voenl) Ady ten.â€" Valse Brillante.â€"MoszxowsKkt f Miss Alberta Werner, Practudtum + M-â€"mw Op. @. For tws "Missca Clara Snider apd Empa Bean. Page, 11, l Smss Misa Rlun Suiter, Invitation Pout ia Vale, ‘Op.4§, f Mr, Ernest Cork: . GooD CHEER At the Hospital pienic in Westside WATERLOO CRICKETERS WIN. In K. Major THE PARK ENTRANCE. Misa Reith Weicho}. PIANO RECITAL. Total... Total Min« Mary Roos. Mist Ada Snider, Mr, Ohas. Ruhy : Nevre . 137 RUNS. 47 4 6 pieces d D: ccoir, differcnt pieces Black Lustre, fine qualit J. UFFEL M A NN, Waterln . 25 o3 CE ETY * l w se im e 10 p‘eces Fancy figur nd Mohair, fine figures 1}yds j ’r'::| c.l.. e:-_.n‘-htprh-‘zo,.ls 'id.r..mnla‘::k. w‘:{? 50c. wunmmmunmnmmmnmmememmntamnetemnemommmmnmmmmmmmnmenmamamammemmmmeneanememmmmmnmnansmemnmmmmmcemmmmmae | . "":‘%IFNI as and Tweq 15¢, | Black G &‘-m"fi:“m&‘ Clemens Fomily ReUnion: â€" |â€"__ _ _ _ . P res goods, meois prines $0 "aud _ _ | Black Raney Sisiped Lrcss guode A_ very pleasant family gathering took place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clemens on Benton street Berlin, Saturday the 17th inst, when the decendants of the late Jacob Clemens of near Breslau met to spend the day under the hospitable roof of their host and hostess. Jacob Clemens, deceased, The morning was spent visiting the market. The visitors from a distance were greatly surprised at the great crowds attending the market, and at the immense quantity and excellent quality of the produce which changed hands, and at the general air ‘of sociability which prevailed every where. This feature of our market was comâ€" mented upon as serving an excellent purpose. _ At one o‘clock a sumptious repast was served in the spacious dinâ€" ing room, after which the family spent some time in Victoria Park enjoying the beautiful sights. . After a delicious lunch, served by the hostess and her estimable daughter, Miss Ada, short addresses were made by J. Z. Kolb, Simon C. Bowman and others. The speeches wereinterspersed with songs, and after a hearty vote of thanks to the amiable host and hostâ€" ess and their daughter, whose hosprâ€" table entertainment had contributed so largely to the pleasure of the day, the company dispersed, feeling that the event was a bright spot in the history of the family. was born in Montgomery Co. Pa., in 1788, and moved with his family to the then wilds of Canada 1825, settling on a farm west of the Grand River on what is now known as the Breslau Road. Here he died on April 8th, 1876. His only son Abraham B. who occupied the farm after him died in Berlin at the home of his daughter Catherine, wife of Mr. Christian Eby, on the 2nd of March, 1888. Mr. J. E. Clemens, at whose home the reâ€"union was held, is the only son of Abraham B. Clemens, deceased. During the forenoon a number of friends and more distant relatives of the family called, among them were Joel Clemens of Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Snyder, of Natchez, Mrs. D. B. Sherk, Mr and. Mrs. W. H. Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Dilman Kolb, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kimbel. _ Among the decendants present beside Mr. and Mrs. Clemens and daughter, were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bowman, MMr. W. C. Bowman, Mr. and Mrs. J. Rosenâ€" berger, Mrs. Owen Dodge and daughtâ€" er Arletta, Mrs. N. Eby and daughter Bernice, Miss Matie Winters, Mr. and Mrs. Christian â€" Clemens, and Mr. Simon C. Bowman, all of Kent Co. Mich., Mrs. Catherine Bowman, Bay Shore, Mich.; Mr. Titus B. Snyder, Petosky Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kolb and daughter Helen, and Mr. A. 8. Kolb of Elkbart, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Moses Betzner and family,Mr.and Mrs STRAWBERY FrsTIvat â€"A straw berry festival will be held under the auspices of the Methodist Sunday School in Mr. Glover Tanner‘s lawn on Wednesday, June 28th. A suitable C Z%. Kolb, Mrs. Christian Eby and daughter,Isabella, Mr. aud Mrs. E. B. Kolb. instrumental, will be rendered. Reâ€" freshments served from 6.30 to 8 p. m. Admission 15 cents and 10 cents, Baxp Picâ€"y1c.â€"Great parations are being made for the gnic under the .naécu of the Band on Dominion Day. A concert will be given at the Lake in the afternoon. Supper will be served at 5 p. m. after which a second concert will he given, followed by a splendid display of fireworks, forts, batti@ships, etc. on the Lake. Come and enjoy yourselves at this splendid summer resort. Graxp ToTRNAMENT.â€"A football tournament will be held at Crosshill on Tuesday June 27th. The Heidelâ€" m brass band will be in attendance clubs from Hampstead, Glolnllra. Wt e N"'r't‘.n' p:::le-l will compete. e on leave u: mu.:‘m- the p-o:::: l:‘ 8 p. m. ternoon‘s 8| asâ€" rnnd md'!?l:.re should be a large atâ€" tendance. lOPi:t-D?.!lo:bphguuzM $0 Dete Lengtht; all thiim me uouilh clocis 15. $6.50, $0.50, HAWKESVILLE MELIDELBERG. CROSSBILL Specials in Millinery. All must go. PRICES IN â€"DBESS G0O0DS. iewl in proves farm. t sel at REASON ABLE â€" PRICES 2 s _ Watchmaker and Jeweler. AG&NT. CENTRAL BLOCK, â€" _ WATERLOO WALPER BLOCK Wedding Rings. from 50c to 2.50 each,Neck Clasps and Blouse Setts in large quantities, Hat Pins, Chain Bracelets,and Ladies‘ (Gold Guards Also the Nether Sole Bracelet and Hearts in all styles and s qualities. _ 8 Agent for the Waltham, Elgin and Hampden Watches, n x ts e fike pilthe / an‘ aw .( We have today a full stock of| I d 1 ‘r.r-f“ > Regatta Shirts for Boys. r L e[§ancy stripe collar attached, 50c. Our Ohristy hnat; ue. fiim, pracsfully ri® x _ Fancy Zephyr S::iparate Collar, olnp:tl and .gqui.m" fored, h‘; rtainty sizes 12}. 13, 134 and 14, at 75¢. the popular headwear for w 11 dressed men. Men‘s Regatta shirts, collar at | 1t wears just as well d.:.i:h;kh:, to:' I.nd tached 50c. that‘s sayiog a y a Men‘s Regatta shirts, collar atâ€"| $290, '350""‘%- Come and see them tached 75¢. y i3 Men‘s Fine Zephyr separate cuff $1 ons fike fogir epurete STRASSER & CO. «_ * _ soft body shirts for hOt| o _12 a wanee inr Chrictu‘s Hate Geo. A Roeach to inti that he_ha CPangt : hakar im Rchier wiokd® mrnd, Reing a d arher ervs= â€" We th £6,000 â€" Auifor $3,100. Write or call on B. A. CARMAN, weather $1.00. & Men‘s Reversible collar shirts 75c. _ Special line Men‘s white shirts for 160 acâ€"es of No 1 land in 3 ‘uthern Manitoba one mile from railroad staiion, post office and grain eleva or. For further particula:s oull on or write to ialcs F. J. UAMMETT, _ _ â€" Lean . ffor you a tig ~nan in 6+ «ore form with good bus d ng« & d 2 w res now + who w Wateâ€"lo >, Apr. 28, 1800, Tennis. IMPROYED and WILD LAND FOR SALE IN Huron County, Mich. â€"â€" lbomtwalttillserlous Gusiphrnnder the nusploes of tnc som» watey | trouble develops. Guelp ".‘i&i’ofr'\i'o'i-mu‘w" es of the South Waterâ€" ‘ Institute on Thursday June 29th. * 'r‘llll wlllmm. pany excursion. Every inv % MikKXOo SHAREAE *\ a cmsnorn. Town Property For Sale| We are experts in retieving I now ho ve an ©x0 Hent list of vild lane Sout + Waterico Farm>ra‘ Institute ANNUAL â€"BXCURSION NEW BAKERY. WOOLLARD & 060. FPOR SALE. gold wedding rings. Corâ€" rect color, quality and weight and correet make to present to ladies if you wish to please them. Inâ€" spect our stock of summer novelties of Sash Buckles, gold, silver and enamelled It.will pay you;to exâ€" amine our 14k and 18k oo id erccopam ercancusers | Have the strain removed. HaNYA"" â€" a omsronw, The sooner the easier. lE n omeuents. | Pivverty ndjusted tlasses 7 Gzo. A. Rozson, Bal Axe, Mich enamelled| C. H. Mills, Manager, Galt, Ont. ) & &) t | STEATHORD, ont,. 5 pieces checked Silks, shades of Brown, Black, Green and Cerise, forâ€" uwflgm".‘ § & x â€" C «& ~â€" $s cu.:‘.suamm-.’“u Blus, Gold, Gray and arg-.w-..‘ .m.a‘y:. Bilk, pure .nk.fiem-.'_o-chg. fawn and pink, & pigecs Pasry Pideib uhot Riffects, puse silk. in Navy, Green, Cirke, sin Hun.hr-.sr.fl..mopehl = = â€" « â€" _ 58e. 3 pieces Funcy Si _‘lll'u.llrbw-ndflnun'ulc&h P ig "to be an all week sale of Silks and Goode. _ i mm es epar ie ons nretadgent . Sale is on now. _ Don‘t wait a day; the best h:wnzm in :8 the forevncon and get gcod nni;fi‘u t 5pieces Fancy Brocade Silk, fnest French Goods, a variety of shades, hrrere e t l ae diepet bromch Coods avarlely <f ‘ DRESS GOODS 60c , special at * * Black and White Shepherd Checks, 3 pieces Black Lustre, liyds.wide, nice _ | _ worth 75¢c., special at _ â€" _ 4 small pattern, worth 35¢. special Black Grenadines, pretty open patâ€" » at « = â€" â€" _ 20c. terns for light dresses,regular $1, for » * = T G. B. RYAN & CO. It Surely Is the Hat of the Hour Grocer & Fruit Dealer T0 HAND Business Brighness Brings Success eye strain and guarantee satisfaction. A. G. Heller, Sole Agents tor Christy‘s Hats. | Hatters and Clothiers _ Waterioo, Ont | JPTICIAN AND JEWELER, C Eyes tiring easily Prove eyestrain. Strawherrics Lemons Oranges Figs Prunes Geo. W. Dodds WATERLOO BlackSerge, pure wool,1} yds. wide, worthagl.r:' al jt.y â€" Blncan_t_lc!.goox:lf:rgoqhd-d‘I-. â€"Doering‘s at marveloosly low prices Try our 25¢ ribbed, These lines are all special values and worth far moremoney Colored Lustres at 12 1â€"2 Serges at 206. Black Cashmore at 506. Navy and Cream Sergo at 500 Organdies wort}26efr 12 1â€"2 Waterloa High Class Seasonable DRESS GOODS Another nhipmont of our cela: brated lines o Sporting Goods. Base Balls Boysa‘ Lacrosse Sticks The Best Value in the Trade Hosiery and Gloves light weight, regular OOcts. on Procy Siriped Lreas goods..~_ vm, for _ . > _ b5e. CUELPH BuSHNES$ COLLEGE 4 and Shorthand Institute Individeal Tuition. No Classes, ) Busines« Methoda anmd Practice are *Â¥ taught thoroughly «4 the a SEXPRESS WAGONS, HAMMOCKS, &c. UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE ... Martin Bros, (learing Sale V V y y y y <gr apâ€" Cashmers Hose Foot Balls Waterion Ont. Ont