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READY, AY~ R~' - ---- --------·- - - - - - - - - THE SCOTT ACT. Complete Official Returns. 'l'he STATE.Sl\UN is the first journal in West Durham to give the complete retu rn~ of the vote on th e Scott Act on A pril 4. To the credit of West Durham be it said, it is the only riding in the United ·Counties that ~ave a majority for the Act, and Darlington is the only municipality that gave a majority at every polling place, exce[Jting one tie, fer the Act. We feel proud of W eat Durham. This vote as well as the vote in 1885 shows plainly that the tempera.nee sentimti nt here is stronger th~n in the other ridings, hence the Act should have been much. better enforced than it was_ WEST DURHAM. Brock ........ .. .... 204 Scott · · , ··.·· , ·· · , 178 Mara . . _ . . _. .. . . . 135 Rama .. . ..... . ... 54 W-ALL PAPERS HANDSOME PATTERNS - AND CHEAP. All the.newest novelties for Ceili?g and Side Walls. I a.lso keep an assortment of FlNE ENGRAVINGS. See my Show Window. Pictures Frallled A'i' LOWEST RATES. eDNE PRICE ONLY. Maj. Maj, For Agat 1<..,or .Agst BOWMANVILLE. M urketSquare .. ·· 41 59 West ward, north . 31 48 N orth ward, south. 56 51 5 North we.rd, north. 51 45 6 South ward, north. 41 39 2 South ward, south. 24 40 16 244 282 . Bowmanville's majority against . .. · - · 38 DARLINGTON. Broken Front ·. ·· 62 28 34 Tyrone.. ... · . . .. · 67 :'15 32 33 8 Ma!'lle Grove . .·. .. 41 50 Rampton . . ··.· · · . 77 27 Enntskillen .... . .. 87 25 62 54 (tie) Courtice .... . . ... 54 41 31 Enfield · . · · · · · . · . 72 i~ ~::~~~~·.-.·:::::.·. ·.·.·::.·:..·.·.· .·:::: P. T-rebilcock. ~ 179 TO .ALL WHOM 11' MAY CONCfilRN. 25 _ 1 I take this method of t h ankiag my old 2878 37g7 69 990 · custo.mers and the public genera.I!Y for the liberal patron , ge extend ed to me dur· Majority agai nst the Act · · · · · · · · 921 ing the vears that I have been in business and ha~ing fitted up a u;oorl show ruom THE VOTE IN 1885,' and office on the s ite lately occupied by . -. , . Mr. C. R ngors on Silver St., bet ween 'J'.he followmg vot~ pol~ed for a_nd ( Percy's blacksm i th 'sho p and the News ilgamst the Sct,tt Act .in 188?, w1 ll be m · office, where I shall be pl < a~ ~d to see my t..oresting as a comparison. with the vote old friends or make n.-w o n es and I invite all who wan t anything iu the follow polled ou Thursday April 4tn : DURHAM. ing lines to ca.ILand see me a nd eiu.mine goods and com pare p rices anri quality beP 1Jrt Hope .. ... .... ........... .. 297 fore placing yot1r or ders ; ·.g ricu !tural Hope .. .. ....... ... . ........ ..... .. 325 l~~ j machinery, steam a nd horse power threshCavan .... ............... .... ..... . 273 49 I iog machines, l:frantford hinders, r eapers 98 Millbrook ... .. .... .. .... . ..... .. . and mowers. ; seed drills, spring tooth 296 Mauvers . ...... ... ..... ....... .. . ~I cultivators, di~k, sulky a nd iroa har,.ows, 0 Bowm1mville.. . ...... .. ...... .. . 321 riding and walking plowe, straw cutten, Darlmgton . ... .. .. .... ... .. .. .. . 452 ~~~ grain crushers; root c11tters ; also agent Clarke. .. ... . .. . .... .... .. .. .. .. . . 479 ' ~ for the Goold Bicycle Co., and St ThQmas 72 Newcastle ............ .. ........ . ~~ White Bronze MonumE>n t Co. ; inaura.nce> Cartwright ............. ...... ... . 133 effected on farm buildings and p1ivato NORTHUMBERLAND. residences at lowest rates. Headquarterdor plo w point s, machine Agst For 348 oil aud axle grease. JAMES McLE;&:<i, 308 14-tf. Bowmanv1lle. 44.3 311 311 H nldioo.and ...... ; ......... .. . .. . 4 21 ULCERATED STOMACH.-" For 3 years Brighton Village .. .. ... .. . .. .. . 16,1 ·, 101 243 I was unable to work, snfferiug f rnm ulBrighton Township .. . ..... ... . 318 M edical aid having 103 cerated .stomach. Cam pbellford .... .. ...... .... .. 117 166 failed, I was told to try Burd ... ck Blood Cr.1.mahe . .. .. .. .... .. ...... .... .. 336 48 Bitters, of which 7 bo ttles mad e a per137 Colborne . .. ........ ..... This was two years Bg o 258 manent cure. Murray .. ..... ; ...... .. .... ... . .. . 272 276 and I feel that 1 have to than k B. B. B. Per·:y .... ......... ..... ......... .. , 276 34 6'l' for being ali ve and well t o-day." Mrs. Hastinzs ...... ...... ... . J. .... · ... Rose Ann McC!nskey, Marmora, Ont. 224 228 Seymour- ·· ··-·· ·" ·· · 15 South Monaghan ... . T ..... .. , 118 81 82 Alnwick........ . ........,. .... ... . 3il0 · ! Mi 22 31 1l . 661 A WORD TO FARMERS; Our Prices and T,l\RGE ST ~tyles cannot be b eat , :\.\C>SOR.'l'YIENT IN TOWIV. r42 1 1. . . . . . .. . ··I···""" ...,.__..._.... -· · ~ -~ . -. -, .. -... -. .... ~...-._,..._,.... . .-._......._._.............._,... .. DISEASED BLOOD. RECAPITUL ATION, BOWVANVTLJ,E, APRIL 17, 1889. 8 Willfams t. urg . . . . . 27 35 2 28 South Cadmus . . . , 26 Tn Sooti Aot, like ita elder brother, Cre~area. . ···· ··· . · 54 38 16 the D1Snkln Act, ha~ been buried too North Cadmus: . ·· 34 17 17 deep to '\>6 uer resurrected . H was a 141 us poor waif, th!· offspring of the Dominion Cartwright's majority for .' .·. , . . 23 Government, whu cast it adrift in ita inCLARKE. fancy, and tbe Mowat Government in Newtonville . ··... 71 2 73 aympat.hy for the outeMJt took it under South Central. . . · 27 66 39 ·its 1hehtirtn~ wing. Its foster parents Fisheries , · · · . · . · . 3.9 33 6 60 aootl found it W!lS & trot:ibleaome VOUth Kendall. . ; ··.·.·· &3 7 Orono . .·····. ··· . 78 71 7 to rear, 1111 a large nun.her of their politi· Leskard . . , ··.·· ·· 61 21 40 cal eupportera hate4 the little vagrant, North Central ···· 41 26 15 and to ·hefr opposition 1Jfa11 added to 3i0 350 atrong opposition and 11pite of ita legal Clarke's majority for. ~ · · ·· ··.· 20, paren~·. the Dominion Govemment, who .NEWOASTLE. made ref,{nl11tfons allowing 11pirits to be East Ward ·· ·· ·· , 19 52 33 't aken iuto Seott _ A ct counties, and re- West Ward .··· , · · 15 58 43 iu.oo, to ~Jlo" the fine· collected for vio34 .110 latim:i1 of ihe law tQ go to the Pro\'.incial N11wca1tle's majority a~ainat · .. · · ·-... 76 Goven ·m·mt to meet the eipenaee of its t1nforce.,.eiu. The conseq1Jenoe wa1 that RECAPITULATION. the lov> ·>f its fo-.tM parent1. waned, · and the m11K1r,.ble urchin·v111 left to the-care Wl!ST' D .tlRlJAM, of m~n· c~led (for warlll; of a better name) 'l'Olt. A.IU.IN!IT. lioenae in11pec.t on who111 Vlaia effort· h1111 Bowmanvilla . . · . · · · · · · 244 f.182 . !!66 lteen in many ouea to pocke~ a1 much Darlington . .····· , · , · . 460 ~ cll8 goney aa J>Ollible for Cloini a. ~ittle work Oart1!'right · , . · ····· ;. .. 1.U Clarke ··· · . . ······ · ·.. 370 360 ~ aa pos11iblio. N ewcaatle. , ........ .. ; 34: 110 Cc.uld the ScoU Act have been turned to politie.tl advir.ntage by eith.e r party it 1249 11£6 wo~ld not have h66n de1erted and allowed 1116 to die horn negltct. Unfortunately liq. Majority for· · · · · · · · · · · 133 uor deal.,.rs have fuo firm a hold on the :ieur nrrRJU.M. FOR, .A.GAINST. throat>! of buth government11, for tell\per· 441 ance measure& to receive foeir united Port Hope . ·. · _. · · . .. · · 224' 256 Hope . ·. , ·.······.....· 236 aupport. Tb.ti Soott Aet was a 11tdp in Cavan ...·· , ···· · · ·. · . . 16!) 156 the directfon of prohibition, therefore Millbrook . . . ... . .... . .. 73 65 181 temperance men 1uppor~d It, bu~ now it11 M11nver11 · ···· ·· ·· · ··. · 166 deniiae is 1egistered 10 ·emphatically, we 868 1099 .are done with it, and 11ball advocate n'l 8-08 'mOre intermediate or half-way temper·&llOO me&1nre1. All temperance effort Majority against.. · · · · .. · · · · · · 231 WEST NORTHUll{BBRL.A.Nl>. :for legi11lation 11hould hereafter be direct·ed toward11 iota] prohibition pure and FOR. A.GA.INST. 41& 'aimple. In the meantiooe we ahall have Cobourg ... . .·····.. · · · 197 352 Haruilton .. · .···.··· . ·· 251 <the Crooks License Act and we look to 300 Hald1mand . · · · . · , · . · · 321 an those who condemned the Soott Act Alnwick........ .. .. ·..· 51,\ 82 32 ti an inefficient meuure, and who voted S Monaghan..... . ...... 75 for ita re})sal to see that this license act 899 1182 11 ril(idly enforced. Op;::onentl! of the 899 Scott Act placed the reaponaibility for its enforcement on temperance men; now Majority againat .; ······· ·· ··· 283 by the aame rule tha reap ·;naibility of EA.ST NORT'K UMB:tRLA..ND. enforcing the Crooks Act reets on tho11e FOR., AGAINST, 16$ who vo~ for the repeal of the Scott Cramahe , · · , , , · · · · · · · · 261 69 Ac,. Tile obange takea plac<i on Wed- Colborne. · · · · · · · · · · · · . 86 Brighton T'p . . . · . · · · · · 152 237 nesday, May ht.. We shall watch dili105 Bright on ~ il . . . . . . .. · · 71 gently for the result. Murray . .. · · · ··.· · · ··.· 171 146 . Seymour , . , .. · · · · · · · · · · 232 275 126 No single subj00t, connected with agri- Caw,pbellford, · · · · · · · · · 106 319 culture, say1 Pr<>f. Robertson, is to-day Percy · · · , ········· , ·· · 187 Hastings . · . · · · · · · · · · · · 23 97 creating ao much discussien or receiving 110 muob thoughtful attention from the 12&9 1535 1289 farmers of Ontario as ensilage, and it deaervee yet more attention. The moal Majority against · · ··· · ·· · ···· , 2&6 extensive discussion of the subject we A..G.lUIST. FOR, have eeen ie in a apecial "En11ilag;e Num· lll6 West Durham ..· ··. ·· ..1249 ber" of the OrangeJ udd Farmer, publish· Eaat Durham ·.· .··. _· · 868 10119 ed. at 3e8 D~ar9orn at., Chicago, 111. West Northumberland . · 899 11R2 1535 Every Canadian farmer should 1end 5c. E ast Northumberland . .. 1289 for this excellent number, which coutaioa '1305 4932 as much Uiformation es ordinary dol4305 lar.book. Total majorltJ against · ········ ,. 627 Stop Tha.t Oough. · TH.ll RM{!LT IN ONT.A.RIO 00, Many people neglect what they call a The official returns for Ontario Co~nty simple cold, .-hi-0h, if not cheeked in time gives the majority against the Act 921. may lead to Lullg broublo. Bcott'1 Emul- The Volte wu : · ~ of Pttr8 God. Lif!M 00 with Hypoplws· Maj. Maj. ~ will not only atop the cough but For Ag1t For Agat ~eal the lung1. Mndoreed by thousands 134 of. Phyaicians. Palatable aa Milk, Try Whitby Town · · · · · 143 277 54 it. . Sold by all Dru11gi.ate at 60c. and $1. Oahawa ···· · . · .· 258 312 41 Whitby t.p .· ··.·· · 197 288 86 E. Whitby....·. ·. 213 299 The qnicker the better in Mlling dam- Pickering · ··· · . ·. ·UO ·'16 24 aged good·. -Elli1ou & Oo. 145 Port Perry.. . .. . ,.106 39 The great sale of damaged gooda begine Reach ···· .· .· ·. ·. 307 401 94 on Tllul'llday.-Ellison & Oo. U xbridge tp .. .... 205 287 82 A larJt& pile of men's aoita will be of· Uxbridge town . .. · 137. 114 25 feradfrom $3.l'JO 11pward1.-Elli1011 & Co. Scugog ·· ·· , . ··· . ·· 43 62 19 92 57 Our entire 11took i$ . damaped to some Canningt.on . ·.· · · , 35 39 93 utiint and pricea will be fixed acrording· Beaverton ·· · ·· ,., M .. Thorab ..... . ..... 97 '1 u 11.-Ellflon &'Oi;:. 0 SOOT'l' AOT-OROOKS ACT 460 256 Darlington's majortiy for ... ... 204 -THE RlllSPONSIBlLITY CARTWRIGHT. SHIF'rED. , Through the medium of one of your book@ 1509 received through Mr.Frank T."Wrsy, Druggli!t, 1087 Apollo. Pa.. I bAoame acquainted with your Cuticura Remedies. and take this opportunity to testify to you that their uae has perm tLneht Total. . . · . ... .. __ 6050 3863 Jy cured me of one of the ...orst cases of blood pol·onlng, in connection w!tk ery..ipela.s, thin M:tjority for the Act, 2187. I have eve:r seen. and thi' after having been pronounced incucsble by po me of the b!lllt WILLIAM ROBERTS, M. D., F. R. c. P. phyeicians in our conn try. I take "re11.t pleasure in forwardiug t o yn11 tlli~ tesL11nooia.l. Un· "Preg1,ancv is a f ruitful cause of Brigbt'11" solic1ted as it is by yo11. In order th'lt otheN cis.,as.;,. The relative proportion of cases eulfering rrom similar maladies may he en· to give your Culioura R~mediee I\ between the 11.ges of 20 and 45, are · 80 couraged tria.1. women to every 100 men, while after this P. S. WHITLINGER. Leechburg. P". Wray, Druggist., APOilo, p.oriod the mortality falls to 59 ~oman to Reference ' Frank T. P&. every 100 men." Women dur10g pregnancy are especiRlly liabltJ to con\r~c~ 8CROFllLOUS tJL<:EJllll, kidney 11ieea11e, which if neglected will Jame1 E Rlobsrd·on, Casiom Honse, )fow terminate in Bright's disease. Keep the Orleans. on oath Maye: "In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcers broke out· on mr body until I was a kidneys active, and maintain a h13altby mau of corruption. Everything known to flow of urine bv the frequent use of War- the medical faculty was 6ried in vain. I be· came a mere wreck. At times could not lift ner'11 Safe Cure" during the period of preg- my hands to my head could not t,urn ht bed; nancy. It will keep the kidneys healthy waa In con·tant p1&in snd looked upon life as a ouree. Norelie(or cure In ten ye11rs ·In 1!80 and active. I beard of the Cutioura Remedies, usod thorn, ~~~~~~ and wa11 perrectly oured." aworo to before U. 3, Com. J . D. Crawford. · AUOTION SALES. OXE 01' TllE W6RIT C.Ult:S. East Durh11m . . . . . . . . . . . . West do ....... .... .. .E ~st Northumberland . ... W1111t do ··· · 1189 1507 1882 1372 Scrofulous, Inheritf!ld, Oontagious 722 Humors cured by Outicura.. 545 J. H .. KJENl'VER~, -VARIETY -·-- ·-· 1·- ~ALL. - . - ·· - -·- -- The West End House bas just opened out a large shipment of DRESS GOODS --AND-- Spritig .Manlling. Every lady should call and see their goods. They are the latest and nicest goods to be had. SATURDAY, APRIL 20.-The property of We have been selling your Cutic12ra Remo. the late Mrs. Henderson, including dies for ye&rs and have tile 1!rstcomplaiat yet fl!.rlll Bt·:ick, implements, furniture, etc. to receive from a pnrch1>aer. Ono of the .ront casas ot Sorofula I ever saw wn cured will b-. a0ld in Oshawa. Terms 6 mo11. br a.-c botiles of Cuticura Resolvent, Cutieura 'S . C. H u!i11:ING, auctioneer. 1ml1 Cut1cur8 Soap. Th" soa11 takes the 'cake' here aa a medical soap. SATURDAY, APRIL 27.~There will be aold 'l'A.i'"LOR & TA.YLOR. Druggists. at Central llotel, Oshawa,aeveral houl!e~ :F'rlinkrort, Kan. and lot· at 2 p. m. ~or_further. ~artiCU· . ' SCJlOFl'LOlfli IllRS9&1TED; Iara a .p.p ly to J , F. Gr1e1·1on, · n·d Con._ . ·.·-1oua .H umors, wt . . sol1c1tor ,.,. .· ore. ,_, ·A 1 b L 085 or·Hair, _ S. 0 · H Ul'fJtlN<), auct 1oneer. · and Ernptiona Qt tl!.e Skin, 11re poa!tlvely SA.TtrRA1>Y Al'IUL 27 -At Central Hotel cu.red. by . Cutlcura ana Outlcura Soap .U· .· · .. ·· .. . . . . · temall;i: and_lCutlcura Reeolnnt lntez11&l.l.J', Oabawa, at 3 p. ·m., there will _ be ·11old·\ < when·Di! other m. ediclnee tau, '·. Ey~rytbjng 1 12 l!Crtos of land north ofOehawa~· For :Sold enrywh·re. Price Cutlcura, 75c.;. par1iculara apply to Mc.Jee & .Jones; Soap.'~.; Reaolvent ~ue. Preps.red by t.he solicitors. , or··s. C. HuiunNG, auction· ~·aDaua .ANI> (;muuc.a.L Co.. Boston, eer.· Wl:lend for ·~How to CuTe Skin Diaease," I i W.i!DNESDA.Y, May 1,-There will be of- pqee, l!O lllustratlona, lOO te.atimoaials. fered for 11ale at Ohinn's, Ilrooklin,tbat black·he&de; :red, rough. cha1>Ped · valuable farm compriainl( ·Lot l&, 5th - · and oily ~kin 11revenl4!d byCuticnra; S0&p. 1 o'clock. - A n d by the CuUcura Anti-Psin Plsster. -a SPECIAL Nol'ICE.-1 have two first-class Perfect A.ntldoie t.o P.Un. Inllamma· farms io Darlington and 1ome hou~ea·and .,0 .., iw.d Weaknesa. A 11ew. lnetanta11eou lote in Oahawa for ea.le ; alsll private and infallible paln-klllin11111&11ter. money to loan. S. C.. H l.Jll"XING1 auction30 cent.. The whole eer, Courtice, P. 0. RIBBONS I RIBB. ON& ! RIBBONS ! ALL THE NEWEST SHADES. Nile s.nd 'Serpent Green, Coquilicot, Roif . D'orient, Electric, Suede, BeigE:!, etc. ": . at lowest possi_ble_pric~~--~ . :,.; :: . PIMPLES. JOHN McMURT.RY, - Summer Spring andstock belitnging to the estate of the ~~c.' ;';;~~!:t1~cti~:':e:~ w~I~e~~~J!~~~~~ved MILLINERY! .-----o----- To THB DEA.F.-A Persou cured of Deafness and noises in the head of 23 year1' 11tanding b;y; a eimple remedy, will eend a deacription of it FJUJE to any per11on 'll'ho applies to NICHOLSON, 171 Mc44-1yr. Douitall 8t., New York. ~very body in this district should know that W, Quick & Co. have moved their 11;rocery busiue11s we~tward to Mr. Buck· ler's block, two doors east of the ·post office, where they are now prepared to 1upply &he. public with everythin!I in the grooory line,and ·also the be1t fresh meats. The 11tore has been nicely fitted up, and i11 now one of the neateat in town. Call and 11ee. · HOUSES & LOTS FOR SALE BOWl'rlA.NVILLE .MARKETS. FLOUR, f' 100 lbs ······· · ·f! Wn:l!lA..r, Fall,¥" buah ····· 1 11 Spring, 11 · · · · · 1 B..ui.LBY, f' bush, No. 1 .··· 0 II II II 2 .. ·, 0 II II II , 3 .. ,.· 0 Rn, 11 . ... . ..... 0 0.A.TS, II , ·, · · , , · · 0 PBA.i!, Blackeye, f' bu1h .·· 0 11 Small, 11 0 11 Blue, 11 0 Burnn, beat table, \" lb. · . 0 In all parts of City, Parkdale, 01' WHt is being offered Toront.o Junction. Capitali11t11 wishing to invest or pa.11tiea moving to the city will cou~urt their own interesh by communicating at once with me. Bear in mind i~ is one of the best assorted Millinery stocks No charge to purchaser. No purohaae recommended that is no~ a choice inve1~· (}A.LL A.1"D INSPECT. meot. It will just cost you ONE HALF of the prices usually paid Toronto has juet started to develope. Goo« nnii.cumbered farms exchani;(ed your order tilled. Fancy Goods at t~e same terms. for city property. T. E. WASHINGTON, Real El!tate and Financial Agent, 28i Yictori& Stree~, WGrocers' due bills taken. Toronto. 2-2w. LATE MRS. MORRISON In town. t9: have . at 75 cents on the VVholesale $. Stamping done W"- ~ _ as usual_ . 75 to f3 00 " 1 00 11 1 50 11 0 48 11 0 45 11 0 60 11 0 32 11 0 'TO 11 0 6() 11 0 70 11 0 11 Oo 00 The Meisterscbaft. MORRISON. 00 EG<is, V doz. ........ . ... 0 11> PoTAT01l8, fl' bush. · · · .. · · 0 00 PoRE., f' cwt ·... · .. · · · · · · 6 50 HAY, f' ton... .. . . ..... ,14 00 CHI~UNS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GEESE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · CLoVJIR SE&ll ·· · , ·· · , , · · · 05 00 ()() French, German, Spanish, Ihlian. 00 65 BRANCHES : Germany·-Berlin and Leip· ()() 00 sig: Enl(land-London ; United States 68 -New York and Boston; Canada-To75 rontd-and Bowmanv1lle. 0 18 scHooL oFJ:ANcuAcEs. Hersey's Block, Fire t Fire I Fire ! GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. BOWMANVILLE STATION. GOING BAST 11 11 O 00 0 00 One door eut of Standard Bank, over 7 00 Manning's Hardware Store. 11 11 II 11 II 11 0 07 0 07 4 50 15 00 0 08 Mall .. .......IO 0.&a m Mixed .... . ; ...3 ~pm (,ooal ......... 710 p m Mall ..........10;15 pm ·Except Mondays. I GOING .Wlll9T IMall . . ....... 867 Mall . . ...... 21 a m Local, ..·.··· ; 8 20a. m Expresa· ...... 9 ~7 a m Mixed ........ 3 15 p m pm ao Ducx:it .............. . ... O 10 W.BRITTAIN &CO. Market Square, WILL PAY CASH FOR 0 00 acquiring foreiRn languages. By it th~ 5 00 pupil learn·. to think and speak in the foreign idiom from the very first le11on and in TEI:i WEEKSgain11 entire maatery Qf every day and buaineaa converll8tion. 0 00 Now stands firet amon11; all me~boda of THE MEISTERSCHA.FT SYSTEM. Fortunately for YOUNG & CO, the fire did not reach the Wellington Buildings, and they are still a.t their old stand, turuing out in thefa.· usual business-like· style Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Glassware, Seeds, Teas, &c. By the way, have you tried .E xperienced Native Teachers. EYening ·and day cla111e1 ! The public are ·invited to call at the 11chool room and examine the 1yatem. Butter, Eggs, Lard. Bacon,Hams, Hides; Tallow, etc. BOWMANVILLE. · tap· wermA DR. IAtW'li W··K 8.T Rl!P FREE. Circular mailed on application. Addre1111 wmmunicatiou1 io CRAB. T. PAG L, Bowmanville. 14-3 m. An old resident say~ he has· not ta.stt.ld such fine flavored Teas sinee he has been in the country, and he is a judge of Tea too. OUJ: <. T E AS . Prices paid for Farm ~C>"UN'"G-· I ~Highest Produ~e.-~ Dont forget the stand, but come direct to tho centre store, Wellington. Buildings, for pure Groceries a.t right prices. · · . ·, uz II.as Hlllne4 l:NSIGRTLY Pl·PLU. al.ft()·D. T.&lf, fir·· IA te :ie het let1a. la aho . aatl all Uelll·· .....,.. ertll· lkla 1tre r· ....,a alt eflter ktltds efwn.., · me.-ed Jl.7 ·llfttca., lew'il &wl'p-.·· IUp. db Co.,.. TBllG~ -· · -- ------..,_ -- - - -- - -- --- - ----- ... .