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The entire Stock of W ll McKay, at the Bargain Garner,  sold,ijis;lx
so you can he sure of big ibangains in Ready-to-;wea|€ 
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Gaps, ` ss goo s, e c. It sa golden opportunity to buy
fire and water. Don’t lose any time iii finding your way to    _
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- ' _ wnou: err! or Matsui. was found was christened ~.aiaddiii's THB PIODUGTS 01' P08!!-
"` Cave,” and the land in its vicinity sold "*'“"
Brid term Deaerted. Town in On- In 1892 twas st m ted th w
me “it stud. Tha., atfabulous prices One frrmer whose 109 1 9 ‘ “ °r° °r°
` I ’ 8 ` :farm ad°oined th  sold ive acres to t ' ""172~224"'h°¢`° i“°th° W°§`m- C7f_ *bitt _‘IV I 8 8'   I 8 8 
I L Ill the country of North HaS€iU2S.0Dt~. an EnglJish Syndiziatevlaor $100,000 cash. number Canada '"3 Granted ' wltlm’ I  '  ` ~  . s »- 
_ is 8 W a , - - - 706,785. Il such methods of _ _ . t V, ~ . " ' f
d¢S¢l'l9d U0 HG 1105 BI’idg0W8l181' Thes silicates ent nother$100.0001n _ _ _ .bf°°d1P§~_. ,_ . _ .,_._,~ _ ,
_gi ip which is built entirely of marble, says &§v@1gping|h¢’£1aim8;buf; never obnin- 1'°’~‘“`m£'» f9°‘il°K Wd f°t°°1P8 O“°d15°   ” ` ff! .- _  " - " "
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counter a lot of Men’s§
t Boots in laced and Cong-§,
, ross marked from $2.75 to I
$4.00. They areyonrs at l
half this price. A chance 1
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tage of it at once. Call;
__ _ . at once and ‘get first clioice_ E
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 it-=5§¥l;§.fil ll l ill! $25!? itll! 53?!! ?§?l!Il§`!§
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DIRECT DRAFT SURF A_CE;f th! ri 'h' ter-mile run, on Staten Island, in the
The New York world. Abontzs mst _ h°¢S*<==\\b° f°1l°W°¢l IS Will makv tho.
The well known carriage stallion, _ago 8 gm-may wife was samhing in tsged an Ir?;l,?,(;i,n °fa5fr°°B,gi((;l;ewat;.': bacon for them acceptable as first class
' 'the woods for a vis ~\h=t hed strayed Patrick Kesiwii, received an offer ”° Bmw” °°°°“‘°°1°» *ll* 11\“1*5°1' “U .
   away. In a particularly dense pirt of of $125,000 efor his farm, which P°d°“b1°d Q1' ‘l““dl'UP1°d_Wm\°'Jl m¥¢h»
I U16 f01'0S_i.9_l10:fUIl'\d 9- C015 SPFIDS Of consisted ol 109 acres of roskpiled. lf 'mf' ian m the ' Price; A' A hug”
For terms, etc, apply at _ &crystal water and stopped to drink from ,N barren land. He refused the offer. hold P°m°” °f the M59 V "9 “B98 Md “fd
' it. As she did so she slipped on a round ing out for $150, 000, which he never 1 m "wh a Wa! th” 75595' “T9 98103510 Ill
stone which rolled from under her foot o-0|; Today any me gould buy g he 0°t°b°1` “ld N°V°m\'°1` W1? T119" *T0
   8.D(l f8ll ll'll0 U16 W8l6l‘. All1'&Cl8d ` bY Efgupgrfy for 5 dgllgr an ag]_°e_ ._ th° mouth. at which _hogs  
,the peculiar color of the stone she \Vighm aggu 19 of 93,1-git becamga 3*’-‘ll f°\` the 1°W“t P11093- It 15 lmP9\'°
on Gafton St.: fished it out ,md moz it hom* 1nves,i_ paremto imma? minigg. in Bndgewatg Vtaut that there should be a steady sup-
Eamln Showed it T0 be 9~ 20'P°““d “"3” would never pay, and :the prospectors Ply °f M33' marketable “st an "°”'°°',"
get °f almost Pure éold- and citizens demrted- leaving the mar- l°t the 78"' Th" mn mil’ b° dons
iii -=1_ Within six months the wilderness had big town tg Qetgle dgwn gg 3 future`_‘Vh°“~f“'m°l`9 °?“°-l`°£‘1`dmE U19 k°°P‘
_  .blossomed into the bustling town of d¢501,,;in_ ~ Pg °f af‘~‘.W SWING 3'! Of .¥l°¢_9D99¢l1l°°0°
, Bridgewater, with 5,000 inhabitants. ’ ____-..;_. "1 3°-'fmuZ1l““;g°m°lf» “Udt :;*l‘;°°~dI;'°5l'
There were old fort -miners from the; 1 Q” * °l-£3 9Y9f9°l*i Y# il
Pacific slope. amateuyrs f om Great Bri-. °l“m’|°f__R‘"m°r nuns' 3°* gesilshblil tial maui ‘a_“1’°“ in
tain and the United States. prospectors< _ , ~ - . alla as _U °°_°n_1° °P°_°*“ -is” in
from every field. Shafts and tunnels Y§;.;m::(§e§_ g,`f|:rs;;,h?ai}§di;n A12; *W8 b1'°°¢"|2i but It 1' _deslrabm gmt
were driven by the hundreds. In the rica "nd in England as the mnateur- 'most of them should keep more swine,
sinking ofa shaft a mile south of the champion éhort dmance maint ' ‘md “"5 und# P1`_°5“’»b1° ma"k_°t, 1°!"
I town. on a claim of Mr. B. Flint of .,Lon»1 “yen '"1" ,yas yfamuiarly 8'“1“l» f01fik\m‘ml1|§i \?\lit6l"mll|i l_Ud_
Belleville, who is now a member of the known was boi” ‘in Richmmm VI _f ,W_h¢I- smlle b1`°°d"°3 15 a PaYi°K,1”°
Canadian Senate, a vein of white marble fo,.ty_0;]e years .gm From b°yh’0.d 0 Zestmpnt ap an adjunct to ora bratsclfoi ,
was dicovered. At the suggestion ol ' del b f th _' “fy Fm "8-
Flint, wholwanted little or nothing for 33.8 ;al£:u|::;'a:im ‘ggwgagkedgugtn T|l§1mP0¥¢§_0f lf#-00lL UMM Wd lifd
the material. the town of Bridgewater as qw but bn. mnnen .mans the mu’ (1r°“ Bnlmn  1896 am°m1t°(l 17°
was built of solid marble. It has even to amateur ba'e_b‘n fraternity Ha gent '$53=437`»607» °f_Wh1°h W1? $5»163»849
this day a court house. school, :churcli, exceuad in any Held games other thupworth was obtained from Canada._ To
hotel, stores and private dwellings con- waning 1 ~ "l1;°_il;° h l'efl\11_1;m°_“l5t oftugi §1`1_ti|_.,|;£ ,
striicted wholly of this material. _ H _ d h- up t-H ta d »m 1' 9 i 085 W1 P 9”] 0 95 I _ `
VVnile the town was blooming the no tfu!,`,I:,I:.:ngPl;.¢:§(;'sis.':va1lc0rs gmategn-: lam! mat are Wanwd- Larger numbers
'entire country round about was pros- hiving equalled that” am; , , M1116!!! 81l0U1<_i be fed. 18|-felled 9-Hd
pected. Some ofthe shafts and tunnels 350 yards_ 36 4_5s__ phi1ade]Phia_;`m5°'k9t9d ‘flung th; 3‘l1§l_':\°1` 1m°Utll3»j
driven were more than 100 feet in Uctober 15_ 1881_ "nd as “YU 9 they S 0° _° S9 d °hW_
depth, but, remarkable as it may seem. _ 400 yuds (circular path), 43 5458” bly the farigier oii feeder _in order_§_batt_
there was never enough gold found to ‘New York June 3 1882_ L02 lglaghée taealggéigg ;:nP*;_‘; 3;?
th . t f ' ul nine in the ' ' ~ -6~. , `
§ias5t'ric?.c0S 0 B emo 6 X i 660 Yards' 1 m' 225" New York’ Land cured in the manner to suit the,
The place Wheraihe 0;-oinai nugget? S00 'ard 'I m 44 255 Bmoklv preferences of the different markets. N
_ _-_._-, _._ " 1 J éeptemyber  18é2 ` °’ ~“’ " When Canadian bacon and _hams be-ng
_S40 yards .(2rass. course) 1m_ 4_8 come better known in (1reatBritiau_they
\3_5 L nd E I d J 6 1885 will be sought after at relatively
July 17 1880
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Enom -\Jf7\*/A*-.’ll5\ 1,000 yards, 2 m. 13s., New York; hlgher pnees to R0 °‘ on
Easily (isiuuuiimvti
Earned. l°.’r-Sf
Wasted energy must be made up
or the body will weakens and
October 8, 1881.
The first race of great 'importance
was with Edward Merrit, of the New
York Athletic Club. then champion.
Myers defeated him easily in the quar-
KJRNER FOR HARD 05 ,3‘0F'[‘_ pe P’ 9° 3 then fast time of 54 seconds.
MAL r For along time prior to taking Dr. At the Polo Ground. in November,
A“slow b " b ti n direct"
Htsure' com Us 0 asain.  rt ii. vs ‘
draft surface burner, for hard oi' soft Efdgno hea5'a§,€°sr;(;l¢;a¢?,l;e;;,;,'nthn;: .-35°
wil- - to f¢¢i°ca<i° 'tt are
.hyustrllgbt cylindpr, 110 Srsotgw dgral ;m';id;f_‘7‘°¥hey notyonly
. Or burn out, lined on U1
. _ _ - removed nervousness, but gave me
“dudes with best quality hetwy life healthy kidne ` removed all 
 lining top and bottom heavy cast md stiffness gin my back and loins, _
"°°» “sly heevv rolled She” S*°°‘- $.§'.I",,,..° ‘Z.i.”i?.§“.§§§.§.i§' f’§`L.°i.1-$.13 ”
‘Avcry P°Wel`f“I heater and coal please I khow of no medicine‘that _ __ _
FM. to ¢quals Dr. Ward's Blood_ and l\iei-ve three championships in England-
4 iii... tio, $11, $13. 17. pin. _ga-n:¢~:_;-§»§ss»k°hf§“;§B§;=;,<§_i;;=;»_ ____.....___ ~
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periect satisfaction or man¢y__  Y°g,;_s ¢gg;é]t¢;l;n girfutcheou, 5:3 RIOTIN OLD SERVLL
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Ward’s Blood and Nerve Pills my nerve
system was greatly deranged and  was
terribly nervous, so much so  in my
business (Linesman of the Kingston t
Electric Light Co.,) np' extrelxo nerv0\-\S-
ness naturally made cnc following of my
business extremely hazardous. Before
taking Dr, Wai-d's Blood and Nerve_Pilh .another ever sincei1879. 'In that yearj
be won the championship for quarter]
my Icidneys had been affected for some t
time. I had constant soreness and stifii- ,
nese across my loins and the small of my
back. My appetite was variable and
very poor. I also suffered g°reatly_ with
constant headaches. I am glad to be i_
able to inform you that Dr. Ward’s Pills
completely cured me 'of all the above
ailments and made me a well man. I
have found no medicine like Dr. Ward’s
Blood and Nerve Pills, althou h I have
tried many different kinds. 'Ighey acted
quickly and_..eB`e_ctuallyy on my nerve
system-i,=‘ making _m_y_ nerves strong and
removing all*indxcations~ of nervousness.
These valuable pills also removed all
kidney and back trouble and restored to
1882, he ran three races with W. G.
George. otEug1and. He won the half-
mile race. but was defeated at one mile
and 1,320 yards respectively.
Mr. Myers had been amateur cham-
pion of America. at one distance or
and halt mile running. ln 1880 be won
the 100, and 220 and the 4.40-yard
and half-mile championship_s.`\ In 1881
he won the 100, the 220 and 440-yard
races. In 1882 he won the 440-yard,
being beaten by H.S. Brooks, jr.,_ of
Yale, in the 220-yard dash. He was
again defeated by Brooks at the same
distance for the champioiishipfof 1883.
ln that year, hew_ever,he again wonthe
quarter-mile championship. In 1884
he won the 220, the 440 and the 880-
yard championships.
His irst visit to England was made
in June, 1881. There he won the
quartei'~mi1e championship in 48 3-5
seconds. then the best record in the
world. He made two other trips to
England, defeating the swiflest English
5 nners. _
He won fourteen American champion-
ships. ten Canadian championships and
Ang¢¢d¢di-nggistssellthem. Iftliey . I 4 -*"' 'V `
,,°,t, wa mn supply you by mail on [1 uafioes riot between Clirlstias 
t of pace, 5oc per box, °f bon# Hciiamiaedaas hsveoocarndiii Old Ser-
" [S  _ The Doctor WI-rd Co- °a,' which several persons were kill-.a i gm” 3' ‘mum 'cw
&  f I Igdliteiljqomnto, Ont. »  oilinboth sides and many wounded. ' _ mailing tied,” I e an
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man may be
to whip the
single-handed,
is not taking
and is not
to disdain the
of help-
lot irons.
_ The same in true of
a wise man who is
having a tusslz with
 , in _ health. it is
barely possible that he may have the natural
inherent resisting power that will enable
kiln to con ner d' 'th ut th `
_ q isease wi o e assist-
anceof medicine, but-be is not willing to
talee the chances  nit disdain the
hegiof theright remedy.
' _ en a men feels out-of-sorta, when his
head is achey, dull and heayy, his body lazy,
his nerves 'ei'ky, his sleep broken, his ap-
petite iinichy,-j_.l\is 'skin sallow, his breath
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F foulmid his 'month bad-tasting, he is having
` a struggle with ill-health. If he is wise lie
, '-will take Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dia-
covery. It gives edge to the appetite and
makes the digestion perfect. It invigofates
the liver. It makes rich, red, pure blood.
.It puts vim into every organ and fiber of
the body. 'It' drives out all imtpurities and
disease germs. It imparts e. glow of
health to the skin and the vigor of youth to
the muscles. It tones the nerves and gives
refreshing sleep. It builds firm flesh, but
does not raise the weight above Natnx'e’e
normal. It cures 98 per cent. of all cases
of consumption. All medicine stores sell
it. An.-honest dealer will not suggest a
`F worthless substitute for the sake of a lit-
tle extsiprotit.
The most valuable beck for hpth men and
,_ women is Dr. Pi¢tce’s Com-
" » s mon Sense Medical Adviser.
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M "Iron, Steel Nai1s,..Sh`oés, Toe Cl_i_Pf _ 
pers, Pincers, ,Hainmers IXL
Knives, Toe Caulks' §'c.
Are you thinking of coming to town to have some dental work
done Z Is your time limited 'l Let us tell ou what we
y can do.
We can take the worst case of an' aching tooth and treat and
- fill it in one setting. ` ~ ,
We can take the worst case of aboossed or ulcerated tooth and
treat and .dll in one setting. »
We can take any number of such teeth and make them all
right in one sitting, and fully guarantee them not to ache or abcess
again.
we save rnnrn. Donn' HAVE A 'roorn Ex-
TRACTED because you are told that it cannot be filled. We
have the experience and methods for 'saving teeth. We do PAIN-
LESS DENTISTRY by use of the famous
Berlin Method
  and by Electricity
We make_Cro_wn and Bridge Work and put it .in pla¢¢ game
ay as impression is taken. _ I '
We have everything required and up to-date for best work and
or comfort of our patients.
. We make metal Plates or Vulcanite plates and put: them in
lace same day as impression is taken. `
Persons from out of town will see the greatadvantage of cam-
ng to see us, as they can have their Dental Work done without
,_ 'loss of time, and fully guaranteed in every respect. _ Cnr prices are
70 t_v,__and each branch in chargeof a specialist. 5[xaminations and
_ advice free. Call and see specimens of Teeth without plales, thc.
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