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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1921, 21 April 1880, Page 2

TO ADVERTISE<i'3, IfWS. OLOBS ;njoys> o Larger legitimate Circulation than any Evening New3pnper in this Province, and the number of its readers and general j'opnlarity is constantly inWHERE TO GO. ~UBT at this time it is an important question to know where to buy the the best Goods for tbe Lowest Priue. RADCLTFFE & JOU'JHIN Have pleasure in announcing that hey have now opaned large shipments of !New and FASHIONABLE GOODS, Which will be sold at remarkably low prices. A good Winaey at 4id, Satin <loth in all colors In. Persian Cords Bid, n iagoaal Serge 101 di a 'l wool Sergs Is 6d, Frenrh Merinos, French Poplins. Cashmeres, Tllack Satin Ulotb, French Merino, Ruasel and Persian Oorc' Lnstres, &c ,&c Ladies' Hosiery and Underclothing in great variety. New Ribbon Frilliugs, Collars, Scarfs, &c Blankets and Flannels, Colonial and English manufacture. KABCLIFFE & JOUGHIN, Bradford House, Victoria Buildings, Victoria street. 2175 IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. [WE Undersigned is prepared to SUPPLY L FAMILIES all the year round wjth first prize Cheese, and very choice Butter, Fresh Eggs, Genuine Coffee (ground on the premises) Tea 3 in boxes and hslf-cbests unequalled in value, and every description of GROCERIES, at unusually Low Prices. D. STRANAOHAN, Wholesale and Retail Grocer. Victoria street, opposite Red House. 3315 SEELENMEYER'S PHOSFEREINE, FOR GENE3AL DEBILITY, DEPRESSION, POORNESS OF BLOOD, &c. Also, NBUE VLQIA, when arlui? fro-u gener" weakness. SOLD AT 23 PER BOTTLE, BY HIS lONSR, IMPOSTEB, &c, MANCHESTER STREET SOUTH, C^RISTCIIUKCH. FRESH SUPPLIES OF HOMfEOPATfIIO MEDICINES CONSTANTLY ARRIVING. Springfield Brewery, PRIN'GFIBLD AND ED<3Ett T ARE ROi-DS, ST. ALBANS I X T S A N D P( 0., Ale and Porter Brewers ani Bottlers. Ci.r x\le r.ntl Porter, from pn'e maL and livus, cannot bo surpassed in this market Tbrco gallons and upwards. Town and Suburbs 400 .OMCEOFATUIO -i-TJL 3DICINE JUST BECEIVKD. Guaranteed Freshly Prepared FOUNTAIN BARBER, Importer of Books and Stationery, corner of Cathedral square and Colombo street, 1692