Kells Fowler & Co Offer Bargains Across Goods Line
Kells Fowler & Co report strong market visits and urge patrons to inspect their expanded Diss Goods Dress lengths and mantles selection. They tout new colored and black Kid Gloves, Ladies Vests from 10c to 1.25, and a well sorted Carpet stock led by 50c tapestry carpet. Boots and shoes priced low, with Mens Boots at 1.50 and Ladies boots at 2.00, plus 50c children’s boots. They promise easy showing and claim prices hard to beat.
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Brussels
Millbrook Reporter notes Death and Local Politics
Jas Williamson passes away after a well attended funeral conducted by the Orange brethren. North Bruce Reformers pick John Pierson of Saugeen to contest the recent MPP vacancy, with D McNaughten backing Patrons of Industry. Scribner’s Magazine October issue praised for its Northwest march, Scott’s lighthouse voyage, and business advice.
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Cavan
Jas. Williamson
Reformers
North Bruce
John Pierson
Saugeen
Porter
M.P.P
Pierson
D. McNaughten
Bruce Township
Patrons of Industry
John George
Scribner's Magazine
Mounted Police
Scott
Goldwin Smith's Departure Leaves Ontario Shocked
The late departure of Mr. Goldwin Smith to England is seen as a serious loss to the province. A scholar and historian, he spent twenty years among us, aiding political education and religious reform. His absence is mourned as a notable departure from his early political leanings.
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Canada
Goldwin Smith
England
Willie
Goldwin Smith on US History a Cosmopolitan Work
Prof. Goldwin Smith may clash with current capital power but deserves credit for a well crafted history of the United States. The forthcoming book treats colonial separation, the Declaration, and the Civil War in a balanced, time enduring manner. It promises to interest Canadian and British readers and deserves a library shelf presence.
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Goldwin Smith
United States of America
Hooper Case Heir’s Secret Wife Rumor Rocks Port Hope
In Port Hope on October 10 a Hooper inquest heard that the murdered woman may not have been his wife. Evidence suggested a prior marriage to a woman named Mary, with a later union to a young girl died last month at Terrebonne. The coroner’s inquest was interrupted as Hooper was brought from Cobourg jail and hurried to Montreal aboard the night express, while the coroner’s jury demanded stomach analysis be completed in a week. A Dr Root remedy is advertised at the end.
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Port Hope
J. Reginald Hooper
Hooper
Montreal
Mary
Terrebonne
Georgina
A. T. Green
Hoopers
Cobong
Y.M.C.A
H. A. Ward
Q. C
Carpenter
Cobourg
Syrup of Figs touted as gentle and prompt remedy
The passage extols Syrup of Figs for its pleasant taste and gentle yet prompt action on kidneys liver and bowels. It claims cleansing effect dispelling colds headaches and fevers and curing habitual constipation. It is described as the only remedy of its kind, manufactured from healthy agreeable substances, popular and widely sold in 75 cent bottles by leading druggists.
Coal and home goods cataloged for cash sales
Coal and a wide range of household and farm items offered for cash. Home-made yarns and tweed fabrics, flannel, bed blankets, horse blankets, flour, glassware, coal oil, tinware, stoves, pipes, washing machines, wringers, and course grains listed with price incentives for cash purchases.
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Kells, Fowler & CO
The
Millbrook Reporter
W. S. Given
Dr. Root
A. Leacu
California Fig Syrup CO
Sypupdhigg
Thos, Hayden of
A. Payne
John Gillott
Walsh & Clarke
R. H. Kells & CO
George Street
Peterboroughs
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