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Globe, Volume VIII, Issue 1012, 22 September 1877, Page 4

“I SAY, COME LET US GO TO MARTIN’S Cheap Furniture Shop, at the corner of Cashel and Durham streets, where we can buy our furniture CHEAPER THAN AT ANY PLACE IN TOWN.” Before you go to anyone else call in and see Martin’s sleek. FURNITURE BOUGHT, AND THE HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN. MARTIN, FURNITURE DEALER, Corner Cashel and Durham streets. am. M’CLATGHIE’S U R N I T URE CAEPET WAEEHOTJSE, CASHEL STREET WEST (Next Mr Anderson’s Foundry). THOSE who may honor him with a personal visit will find that they can suit themselves with a good and genuine article at prices less than those of any other house in town. N.B.—Repairs, &o. Upholstery work. Mattrasses Re-stuffed with promptitude, and despatch at very moderate rates. 2292 HENRY J. WOOD & CO. (Late C. Bonnington and Co.), High street (opposite City Hotel). npHE undermentioned BOOKS, &c., can I be procured at the above establishment at reasonable prices : McClintock’s Sir Spangle and the Dingy Hen ; Macmillan’s Science Primers ; Morley’s First Sketch of English Literature ; Pathway of Promise, Pathway of Safety ; Price’s B Currency and Banking ; Robinson’s Family Herbal; Spon’s Dictionary of Engineering ; Spou’s Workshop Receipts ; Tennyson’s Works, cabinet edition ; Thompson’s Dictionary of Medicine; Watson’s Modern Practice of American Machinists and Engineers ; Works on Freemasonry, including the new and revised edition of “The Perfect Ceremonies of Craft Masonry.” A choice assortment of Photographic Albums, Cabinet and Carte Frames, Book Rests, Work Baskets, &c. Scrap Books from om shilling each; also a large assortment oi Photographic and other Scraps. Note the address—--6251 And Twenty-five per cent, discount allowed ofi Ladies’ Hand Bags, slightly damaged, 5751