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Thames Star, Volume XIV, Issue 4578, 6 September 1883, Page 1

" The Light of Other Days is Faded and Gone"— ,(So the old song says)— But tbe LIGrHT 03? thh PRESENT AGE may be seen any day resplendent from the Shop Windowa of CHAS. McLIVER, BROWN ST REE T, ORAHAMSTOWN, Where all gather in a merry ring To watch the passers-by near and far, ' As dull care to the winds they fling In curling clouds from Charley's best cigar! iir The Choicest ol TOB'ACGOS — A!3D — ®» CIGARS AIWATS IN SXOOK. Being in a position to obtain'the Very Best \,Brands of the above, he can confidently -recommend to Scnokists bis Superior Assortment of the same, WHICH ARE OF THE BEST QUALITY; ALSO— Cigarettes, Pipes, and all Smoker's Requisites of the Best Quality, and at the Lowest Rates. BOOKS! BOOKS ! BOOKS! STATIONERY! STATIONERY! STATIONERY ! CHAS. McLIVER WISHES to draw the attention of the Thames Public to his really *CHOJICE SELECTION OF THE ABOVE GOODS. Also— TOYS, FOOTBALL & CRICKETING REQUISITES, &c, &c, &c. Stationery OF ALL KINDS KEPT IN STOCK, ALSO — FANCY GOODS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Ac. &c. PJT REMEMBER: Charles McLiver,* B R W N STREET'/ Gbahaustown.