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The JObbing Trade.

CANNED GOODS.
Tomatoes: Two-pound cans, 750sOc 3.pound
9Oc0$1.40. Peaches-Standard. 3pound, 81. So
200 3-pound seconds, $1.400 go: 2-pound stand.
ard ST .3O01.40. Cern-Revere, S1.15; McMurray,
ST. % 80 Blackberries- pound, 90cO$1. 10;
raspberries, 2pound 81 10 al 20: pineapple, stand
ard 2pound, 81. go %. so; second do 81 01.35;
oysters, 1pound, fulweight ST 90 al 10: light
55065c; 2pound, full, 81 .90@l.35; light, ST %
l. 20; string beans 81 D9jc Lssa BEANS S0cOS1 30;
peas marrowfat 75e 0$1. 20 90; small 500
2.25; Holsters, 81. IS 80; red cherries, 5000
$1.10; gooseberries $101.20.
COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal Sc ~ ton: Pittsburg coal $50 ~
ton: Blossburg coal So % ~ tons Raymond City coal
So so ~ tom block coal 81 50 ~ tons block nut 81
~ ton: jackson coal, SO " ton; Jackson nut, 81 TO
Connellsville coke, $15c y bush; crushed coke 10c
p bush: or 81 so ~ load; gas coke, sc p bush, or
$2.25 ~ load.
PRINTs-Albions. solid color, 5ioc; American
fancy 5loc; Aliens fancy, 512c Aliens dark. 5l2c
Aliens pink &C.: Arnods &c; Berlin, solid colors.
Eddystone &c; Gloucester 5c Hartel, 5i2c; Har-
mony &c; Hamilton, &c; Greenwich, 5i9c; Knicker-
booker, 5lsc; Mallory pink &c; Richmond, &C.
Agswam F, 5c Bedford r. 4l2c; Augusta, 5lsc
Boot. AL 6lac; Continental G, 6l9c; Dwight Star
IL size Pepperell E, 7c Pepperell r, 6lac; Pepper
eli Ga 16c; Peppereil I0-4, 1Sc; Utica 81, 25c;
Utica l0-4. ~ lec; Utica G. 4isc.
BLEAcHED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "A, 7c; Ballou
& Son. &C. Chestnut HILL l2c: Cabot Al 6l2c; Chap
man 5ac Dwight Star s, sac; Fruit of the Loom.
Sl4c; Lonsdae, 74c Linwood. 7iae;. Masonville Sc;
"a. 1Sc; Pepperen 104. zoe Hills. 74c; Hope
6a4c; Knights Cambria. 7lac; Lonsdale Cambria,
1Olac; Whitnsvie. 33-inch. &c; Wamsutta, l0l2c.
Observation-Disclosures AOA, f2i9c Uonestoga BIZ,
14c Conestoga extra l3loc; Conestoga Gold Medal,
13l2c; Conestoga Goa IL l2c Conestoga AA Sc; Con
estoga Y &c: Pearl River, 12l2c; Lewiston 36inch
Ia lac Lewiston 32inch. I212c: Lewiston 30.inch,
lac Falls OBO 32-inch Is iec; Mesheun AA II lec
Oakland A. 6lsc; Swift River &C. York 32-inch, ac
York 30inch 10i9c.
Observation-Disclosures, 7l4c. Bates, 7c; Glouces.
ser 7c Glasgow &c; Lancaster l4c Randelman lac;
Renfrew Madras. &c; Cumberland, 7c; White, 7c
bookfold, I0l2c.
PAPER CAMBRIcs- ManviIle sligo; S. S. & Son, &c;
Masonville, 5l4c; Garner 5l2c.
GRAIN BAGs-American. $3.50, Atlanta. 500
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ordinary cases are seldom written. aud the fail,
ures are buried from public view Crops oil
small fruits can be obtained the second and third
years from planting. For this reason, and also
because with a comparatively small outlay tina
stock pssnts can be secured from which increase
can be made a desired, and because these crops
can be more generally raised throughout tho
country, many more engage in raising them than
those kinds of fruits requiring longer time To
come to bearing state. For the same reasons
there are greater fluctuations of the quantities
OF these fruits sent to market in fresh state
ana of the prices they bring. On the other
hand the ease and rapidity with which, with
the exception of the strawberry, these fruits
can be dried, and their value in this condition,
are points greatly III their favor. Fruit-dry-
ing Is necessary part of the small fruit cult
ure.
In regard to raising fruit beyond the nAces-
sary family supply as part Of the farm rror.
it may be said that this is practiced to consi,l.
cradle extent, and with more less success
Unless, however, 1t is predominant interest. on
at least one of considerable Importance. it IS too
frequently neglected, when other farm work is
most pressing often sacrificing the crop or az
least the profit of it, Some farmers have the
genius. if it may be called, to manage a few
acres of fruit very cleverly, and do it without
injury to the rest of the farm: but, as a rule,
fruit-growing is best conducted as d business Cd
itself.
We would not be understood that every farm
should not, if possible, raise enough fruit for its
own supply, and there are few farms where it
cannot be done, the same as there are few parts
of the country where plentiful family supply
of fruit cannot be raised in the garden The
distinction between fruit growing for the family
and fruit growing for the market is very elear,
and while universal attention to the forner
cannot be urged too persstently, the latter
should be undertaken only with the most ntel-s
l0ent preDaratioD.
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The indianapolis Journal
heMeaPepdar, Most Widely Circulated and Most
Comprehensive Newspaper in Indiana

THE JOURNAL collects the news from
all parts of the world, regardless of expense,
and prints it in an attractive and intelligent
manner
THE JOURNAL adheres politically to tina
Republican party because it believes that the
principles of that party are right, and that
twenty four years of successful and honorable
administration entitle it to the respect and
confidence of the people.
THE JOURNAL has a special correspond
ent at Washington, who will send the fullest
eports of news from the National Capital
THE JOURNAL has special correspondents
in all the principal towns and cities of tho
State and country at large, and prints every
morning the completest news columns of any
paper in the State.
THE JOURNAL of Monday will contain
the reports of the sermon preached by Rev
DR.. Talmage, in the Brooklyn Tabernacle, tha
Sunday before.
THE JOURNAL always contains the com-
pletest and freshest railway news.
THE JOURNAL prints complete and ac-
curate Financial and Market reports-not only
of Indianapolis, but of all the principal mar
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THE JOURNAL is the only paper in Indi-
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Associated Press, supplemented by specia. ra-
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THE JOURNAL is newspaper and as
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THE SATURDAY JOURNAL.

THE JOURNAL has made arrangements
for series of original stories for publication
in the SATURDAY EDITION. from such
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continue through the year 1885 in the SAT-
URDAY JOURNAL. Subscriptions are re-
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NEW YORK, June 23.-Cotton quiet and nom
inal; uplands, 1890; Orleans, 10lec futures
closed firm; June, 10.25c; july TO- PC; August,
lO.37c September 10.17c; October, $3.50;
November, 9.89c; December, $3.50; January 99Sc;
February, 1Q09c; March, 10.19c The Post. IN
its cotton review, says Future deliveries were
to-day in more favor; proby because prices having
for some time declined without interruption, q
reaction is considered legitimate. August began
selling at 1880, advanced to lO.33c, fell back to
1926 and then to 1037c, showing adj
vance OF 7-lO0c above yesterdays closing quotations.
The other months followed in about the pro-
portions at the third call only 100 bales of November
We're bought at 9.S7c; January, 9.97c; June was
offered at 1O.2Sc july 10 2Sc; August, O.36c;
September 1O.17c; October, 9.97c; November,
9.SSc Futures closed steady, and 6 10O0S-1O0c
higher than on yesterday. Sales, 81, 500 bales"
NEW ORLEANS June 23.-Cotton easy; mid
ding 8 15-16c; low midding, 93ac; good ordinary,
92c net receipts, As bales gross receipts So bales;
sales. 1000 bales; stock on hand, Sc, $50 bales
GALVESTON. June 23.-Cotton easy: middling
1Olsc; low mddling 97sc; good ordinary, 9Ssc;
net and gross receipts none; sales 23 bales stock
ON hand. 8, 9SS bales
MEMPHIS June 23.-Cotton duh but steady:
middling, 1Ol4c; receipts, 80 bales; shipments,
173 bales; stock on hand IL, sos bales sales 225
bales.
ST. LOUIS, June 23-Cotton dull; mddling
10l4c; sales, 40 bales receipts, none; Shipments
100 bales; stock on hand, A, 900 bales.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Centers.


NEW YORK. June 23--Flour rather weak.
Receipts. 1895 brls; exports, 4S5 brls. Super
fine Western and State, $3l0a36O. common TO
good extra Western and State, So 50a4; good to
choice Western and State, s405 $3.50.
Wheat opened weak, but closed firm Receipts,
l59 80 bu; EXPORTS ll0,370 bu; sales, 2,0s0,0OO
bu futures, 10000 bu spot. No. Chicago, 94c:
No. l hard. $l.O3s; No l hard c. f. and i.
Buffalo, 99lc; ungraded red, S5097c; No. red,
&l0ls, store; No. / white. sl.0l4 Nc. red June.
@LOI a LOLA. closing at 81 OF: July, LOIS 0L0is,
closing at 81 OH; August. $i03! a l. 03s, closing
at $l03A September, $l.054 a 05l, closing at
@1O53; October. 81 OF a L07. closing at 81. OF /;
cember 81 49, l. ln2 sclesiRg at 81. l0a; January
@Ills, closing at L liz.
Corn higher, closing firm; receipts, 207, il9 bu
exports, 90, lJo bu; ungraded. 52657c; No. 8. 53c
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Foreign Money and Stock Markets.

LONDON, June 23-5 P. NJ. Government
bonds-Consols, 80 ZIG for money and 99a for
account United States bonds, fours 1851. Rail
road bonds-Atlantic & Great Western frsts.
1925; Atlantic & Great Western seconds, 1851;
Canadian Pacific, al; Erie, 1l0s Erie seconds,
5Is; Illinois Central, 1881; Mexican ordinary,
264; Milwaukee q St Paul common, 72s; New
York Central, SO; Pennsylvania Central, 149s:
Reading, 1919 The Bank of England lost f24
600 bullion on balance to-day.
PARIS, June 23--Three per cent rentes, S1i
Soc for account
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Oils.

NEW YORK, June 20.-The petroleum market
was heavy at the opening, first prices being shade
lower than last evenings closing quotations. from
which there was slight rally and then the mar ket
continued dull and steady at S23ec, until the
close, when the price up to 03l4c anu closed
at that figure.
TITUSVILLE, June 23.-National Transit Com
pany certificates opened at 81 7sc, highest price,
83lec lowest price, 81 7sc; closed at 83loc. Ship
ments, J., 100 brls charters Is, 254. Market took
big squirt toward the close and prices bounded up
to S3l2c amid great excitement
OIL CITY, June 23-National Transit Company GER
tfcates opened at 7sc highest price SO 5sc; lowest
price, 81 sc closed at 83lec Crude oil Sales 300
600 brls clearances, 359S, 600 brs; runs, 66651
brls shipments, $1,000 hrls; charters, 1924 brls
BRADFORD, June 23.-National Transit Company
certificates opened 81 7sc and closed at SO sc
highest price $3.50; lowest price. 81 7sc; runs Co.
$50 brs; total shipments, TO 0S9 brls; charters,
1924 brls; clearances, $500, 600 brls.
PTTTSBURG, June 23.-The petroleum market
active, firm and higher and somewhat excited.
National Transit Company certificates opened at SIC
and closed at $3.50; highest price, $3.50; lowest
price, &c.
ANTWERP. June 23.-Petroleum, fine pale Amer
lean, 1Sf 12l2c paid.
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Wool.

BOSTON, June 23.-Wool quiet; new wool &C
cumuating; Ohio and Pennsylvania extra, 80 032c;
Ohio and Pennsylvania double extra and above 800
SAC; Michigan feeces, 2602Sc pulled woods, 200
&c for common to choice.
LONDON, June 23.--At the wool sales to-day TO-
600 bales Of New Zealand and Victoria wool were
sold.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-Wool-The market
was quiet and unchanged.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK June 23-The exports of domestic
cottons for the past two weeks have been S,136
packages, making the total since January 81, 800
packages 10 426 packages greater than last year.
which larger quantity than for any previous PEI
Rod. Agents have reduced the price of Humboldt
doeskns to 32c, and st. Nicholas doeskins to 26c.
The market has been quiet in all departments except
for annels for which there has been improved in
quiry followed by some business.
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DAY JOURNAL are full Of the best litcra-
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of original stories from the pens of the MOSS
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printed stories written by "Ouida," William
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are now printing one entitled "CuT By THE
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feature will continue in the SUNDAY JOUR
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LIVE STOCK.

The Cattle Market Slow at Unchanged Prices
Hogs Active.
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INDIANAPOLIS June 90
CATTLE-Receipts, -; Shipments
Quality generally common, mostly of butcher
grades; market slow at unchanged prices. We
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SEEDS.

Timothy. $1.7502 ~ bu; clover. S5.7506 "
bu blue grass extra clean Kentucky 81. % so W
bu red top, 75c 0$1 ~ bu; orchard grass, $1,000
180 " bn, owing to quality; German millet 81 80 a
1.5O " blu; common, 1.25; buckwheat. Sl.50 a.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-18

Les wins du Rhin de Ia Califor-
ME, California Rhine Wines pro-
venant de la Compagnie des WINS
de la California, font rapidement
disparaitre du march6 tous les
wins du Rhin allemand. La raison
en- est bien simple, la voici:-"qua-
lit6s sup6rieures des wins du Rhin
de la Californie-et prix raisonna-
bles auxquels nous les vendons". =
Faites visite aux bureaux de la
Gle q Minneapol1s-O&ce, CHAM
BRE No l5--2e ETAGE, BOS-
TON BLOCK, au-dessus de la
Poste-oMce.
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LIE plus grand ct le plus d6sira-
BILE assortment d'articles de tot
lette --millinery-de la cite, pert
etre WI maintenant au magasin de
NM. WILLIS & DUNHAM, 1923
Nicollet Avenue. Les Danes de
cette vile ont une excellente chan
CO d'avoir q leur disposition d nos
magasins, un assortment aussi
considerable que beaucoup de ceux
que l'on peut voir q NeW-York ct
Chicago. Tous les stocks r6unis
d'articles de toilette, Millinery, de
la vile, ne rempliraient pas plus
gu IN coin de Get immense ct fas-
-hionable magasin.
Dele HENRIETTE DESRO-
SIERS, commits canadien francais.
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Ia CONSUMPTION GuERIE.

Un vieux medecin retire, ayant recu
dun mlssionnaire des Indes Orientales
Ia fsrmule dun remede simple ct vege-
tai pour Ia guerissn rapide ct permanen.
to de la Consumption, Ia Bronchite, lie
Catarrhc, PAsthme ct toutes les Afsc-
items des Poumons ct de la Gorge, ct qui
guerit radicalement Ia Debilite Neryeuse
ct toutes les Maladies Nerveuses; apres
avoir eprouve ses remarquablss eHets
curatifs hans des milliers de cas-, trsuve
que c'est svn devoir de lie faire cennaitre
aux malades. Pousse par le desir dc
soulager les. souffrances de l,humanite
j'enverrai gratis 4 ceuA qlul lie desirent,
cette recette IN Allemand, Francais GU.
Arglais, avec instructions pour Ia prepa-
rer ct l'emplsysr. Expedite par la poste
81 gu addresse ave un timbre nommant
&c journal, w. A.. NoYEs, l49 Powers
Block, Rochester, N. Y.
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LIE SWEET l6 SOAP est en-
vente chez tous les 6piciers.

Ottawa, 13-Son Excellence lie
gouverneur-g6neral, q commune en-
emprisonnement pour la vie Ia SEN
tence de mort %prononc6e contre les
deux Indiens Sioux, LIE Coureur
ct Louis Montgrain.
Neuf autres condamn6s 6gale-
ment d Ia peine de mort seront
executes le ~; SO sont Mauvaise
Fleche, L'hnmme malheureux,
Ikota, Esprit Errant, Corps de
Fer, Homme sans Sang, Charles
Charlebois, Homme bien Yetu ct
Petit Ours, tous reconnus coupa-
bles de meurtres pendant la rebel.
lion du Nord-O Quest.
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Demandez lie SWEET 16 SOAP
4 votre epicier.
REVUE ~COMMERCIALE.

LIE prix du bl6 de 89c. quill etait
la semaine derniere est aujourd'hui
de 81 ct 9l3c.
On offrait hier Gle. compliant
pour lie vieux bic dur, pour le mois
de Novembre.
Les ventes de D6cembre Sc font
q 923c. ct $l.00 est lie prix ofert
les ventes du mois de mai.
MATS, Al q 42c. Avoine, rare,
prix ferme q % ct 29c.
Seigle, 40 ! Sic. pour les nos. 2
ct 3. Orge, As a47, pour les nos 2
ct 3 sur 6chantillon. lie march6
au foin est sufisamment approvi-
s1onn6, les prix Sc maintiennent
fermes; foln de Ire qualit6, $3.50
q $500; qualit6 inf6rieare, $6 b 81.
F4ves, demande mod6r6e, choice
navy, l.25 4 1.50; meles, rs a$1.00.
Les arrivages de beurres de bon
mes qualities sont peu consid6rables,
ct Ia demande est active; extra
creamery, 81 3 22c. extra frts
creamery, 20 q 25c. Beurre des
fermes, de 10 4 2lc., suivant qua
lite.
Nouveau cidre, $3.50 4 $500 brl.
Pommes, $40 4 $2.75.
Frontage, 8 . &c. par grandes
quantities.
Mel, IA 4 Ice. pour Ter choix.
Volailles, en- abundance, poulets,
81 a 7c. la lib. Dindes, 8 ! sc. lb.
Canards, $2.50A $500 doz. Pou-
let's prepares, 8 d 10c.
Pommes de terre, IS d Coo.
Les v6g6taux, assez abonaants
mails les prix Sc maintiennent.
Ognons, SO q 75c. le minot, ca
rottes, Is 4 3Uc. le minot. Citrons,
doz., 40 q Soc. Choux, doz., SO 4
Soc. Celery, doz., IS q 40c. Chou
feur, doz., $l.25 q $500. Persil,
Is 4 zoe. Nsvets, an minot, Is
SOC. Betteraves, au minot, rs .
Soc. Citrouille, Hubbard, doc, 80
q 75c. Les viandes se maintien-
nent aux prix ordinaires, bmuf, Z
Sic. Veau, Ter choix, 9 q 10c.
mouton, 5 d &c. Jambons, 10a lie.
Sucre d'eraple, sc. sirop d'6ra-
bic, ST. . $1.25 gall.
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WEST FARNHAM.-Le propri6-
taire de pHotel Commercial, situe
auprAs de Ia care, aussi appel6 s.
E. r. Hotel, s'est tire un coup de
revolver lie jour de la Toussaint.
La bale a p6n6tr6 dams la chair,
dams la region du occur, mails heu-
re easement ellie a d6vi6 sur une
cote; car sans celia cen etait fat
du malheureux h6telier. En- voici
un qui est venu bien pres d'obsar-
yer pour tout de bon le jour des
morris!
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ux- Charsd erer elegants sur la Hgne complete 9nEH SO
y LIGNE COURTE ENTIRE ST. PAUL EFT MINNEAPOLIS.
sa Depart do ST, Paul-645a m, *EO5a n, 1880 am, *5s q m, 1906 m, $50
/ m. $50 n. 1880 m, 1880 m, 1880 p n, 1870 p m, $50 pm, 246 p m, $50
3 m, 4 p m, E3o pm, $50 p m, $500 61Op m, $50 m, zoop m, 8o0p m, $3.50
m. ll2O pm, 1130p M 54a 8I
: D6part dc Minneapolis $3.50 a m, $50 a m, 1870 q m, 1880 m, *z45 6 m, 500
. d. $50 . m $3.50 N, 1880 m, 1I0O n, 1880 m, IL m, 1880 m, 1HOp m,
1880 p m, $3.50 p m, $3.50 m, 4:s0p m, $50 p n, *545 pm, 1880 p m, *645 p m,
=" Teus les rains ont quotidiens, except6 les suivants Eek Dimanche, TEX. sa-
medi. Tx. Lundi. a Samedi, pour wahpeton .euemert B Lundi de Wahpc-
- OFFICE POUR Ia VENTE DIES BILLETs-st. Paul, Union Depot, cdu
des u 80 ct siblsy.- MINNEAPoL -.Unisn Depot, Bridge square: No. 10 Nicol-
let House Block. = s.:#-4# #%9# ga# &G81# a##H& aE@l
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1885-11-18
Quebec, 1876 vaisseaux sont
entries dams CO port pendant Ia sal
son de navigation, 500 en- sont sor-
tbs. II reste encore six ~vaisseaux
dams le port.
BARTHOLDI.

On SO prepare . Montreal 3 fai-
re une reception au sculpteur Bar
tholdi qui q dotA New York de Ia
statue de la Iibert6 6clairant le
monde. II nest pas decide mails
il est probable, dit IN journal de
Montreal, que Get artistic d1stingu6
visitera notre cite-spur.
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Ottawa, LIE bruit court que
NJ. Chaplain 90 prepare = donner
ga demission D la suite de la d6ci-
sion qui aurait etc prise an sujet
de Riel. N. Chaplain aurait Pin
tention de former IN nouveau
parti, ct pour celia il s'allierait d
Sir Charles Topper.
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Numue11es dm Gamada.

Les societies St-Jean-B aptiste
de Quebec ct Montreal sc sont reu-
MES aussitot que Ia nouvelte de
Pex6cntion de Riel leur est parve-
nue. ct ont decide de fare chanter
des messes pour le repos de Fame
de Riel: Nous aimerions 3 voir
nos soci6tes nationales suivre &c
bel exemple.
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Departementd es tai|Ieurs

CONNIE nous lemons 4 satisfaire les
gonts les plus dif1ciles, nous avons dams
&c dEpartement les tsilleurs les plus re-
NOMINEES ct les plus hablles de la vile.
Hardes faites sur commando ct 4 court
delai.
Impossible de pouveir trouver ailleurs
autant de facilities pour satisfaire ses
go0ts pour le choix des etoffes, Ia coupe,
le fn1 ct l'9legance de nos h~abillements
tant de nos hardes faites imperte.s que
de celles coHfectionn9es lei sur comman-
de dana notre Department special de tail
leur.
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L,AUI0MNE.

IAU1UMN E f R5Sr g fare eag, a : ,, gisifs sa ] BI g
|fait. Tous les departments sont maintenant au oomplet. Nous ayons
|certainement lie stock le plus grand Of le mieux choisi du Nord- Quest,
;ainsi que les plus bas priz Ayant fat nos achats ayant la hausse des
prix, nous avons pu sauver de l5a 20 pour cent en- achetant nos mar
|chandisest Dams notre Department de hardes faites pour .hommes.
vous y trouverez des hardes de toutes couleurs, nuances, qualities ct
|gonts depuis S. q 1876, ct depuis $3.50 d $40 pour pardessus. Dams
les GENTS FURNISHING, vous touverez un assortment complet
pour tout CO qui regarde la toilette pour hommes ! des prx qui vous
feront SQUIRE Notre departement de chapeaux Casques ct Casquet-
ties est aussi grand ct aussi complet que vous trouyeriez au BOSTON
DE NETWORK, les modes aussi recentes ct les pix aussi baL Et
pour tells que casques, robes pour voture, en- pluche,
Buffalo, Loup, Ohevre, Chat savage, pardessus en- Sealskin, Vison, Chat
savage, Chen de mer, Buffalo ct loup-marin; casque de toutes espe-
ces de fourrures, I des pix ct gohts = plaire 1 tout le monde. AVIS
aux patrons de Ia campagne; nous vous enverrons sur application une
de venir nous visher. #@@ s5.aaa8 5.5 #@a8# NIIllsb 6.
II. E, Landry, commits canadien.
Noubliez pas non plus que Ia montre WATERBURY, est donnee
avec tout habit on pardessus de 81 Of plus. IN