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� � I I U�n in Londou wil� bo no doubt our. : . 10 that thol are not aw4ro �1.
. I )�7.717AAOM%rksblo rwwonlry prued to learn, if t4s not already T oro Is J one moy to core d,yspspl& -
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I I a,*%V0- of the feet, -Wt such4doile, suds � a Alsord#vl, trivial or sommo I
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11 .. ,0 "I'll � f1vatil thm $Atp 0$0, 1 wa4 the PrOms$10118 are annually held In many mind that is $0 us P Or at - 040tRy 611A0 Is. compelle(I to Uy* W work
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-1 11 N, I I J ,'t . to bave � uire Of heal&i-tben, lbeo%me, wbat Parts Of Canada, without dixturboupi. 0110, Stomach I - gloy will �00* to.eara )& ilvin * theswoU I . . . . . . . . . . . . . �
I ow - , bo. dme �, people .04.11 , Neuruthento. I grew 'The, Eucharist or Host is carried 40 Properly MU or atum the food. . * Uw. Me 14esL#AM isp to . 1, I
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- . them t4cn; all the latest, ple;plos,% wortloo, MAW wl 0, or the ocomion of, q�o annual f - .Ui-o-oo tsbloto quickly I ;1
0 , � , , arous.0 04 ao*. boy * to go t* town aU4 1
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, . ,oat P,bf*IQAI fatigue'exrer once Corpua Christi. it is borxw in fr�nt- 00h 0004 110 i11000011 412�d In'& short *4140
Vylos.. Wo guaras., "... , . easy, soft PIMP guelt as Oo-'s,tnil-o has. , . -
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foon 04, to, I , It Is able to do Its work properly.
� � I , t almolat in.4 of , .lion ixt a golderi veoW , _ . I -
I., 0'atfsWtoryl 1- a gorry Doda,of orldso 151t.. 0001"go, Howirianyottbein It2,-Notouelua
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... '' . kl 49molbipg unknowo'. Allibs al w Called the rionolrance, w, , q
! , I I 'd wookog,fit so a ... 11 0I oentre of glass. Through the glass mays-I'For govon years I hod 0.qtfqr� thousand. Far more go the to glad 1
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� thl , not Wriest, No wedloloe the wAfter repreaen t can ad ond opgat Moab Money doctoring, but 'work.la some close, staguent mill, to. . Plurnis. , .
Itlay boa lQng . kobo, felt the e#4 m . ting the Chria all to, , 49 ovall, I could oat but very little
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I forp, the, family is together i. . , � , , a new disappoint be plainly seen. 4oft in the -�, 1helood would ferment rind #our, mak- 6we4t AU114 the fumes Of ater-ra, Or to. I
I � qut, XVAA in 'rorro, The MOUstranoe is held a .
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" 11 � .1 ZQ4046 -wig A-16dutloo! vuqloo beasuse I front:. rank log gap. which ca,400.4 serious bear$ oppres. � bacco stooke, Or perhaps in some
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. the process0n, by, thw sign. 1,wga�,,10 constant
, �'.. , e. X-gainod WIR1010, enjoy- i . Misery, Poor gas � taIll or foundry, ourrou
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. im,proved, At glib highest clerical dignitary present, fol. I , , the, "IMT
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, ad my moolo, got, s lowed by th.e other digiiiWi would belch 1(oin my stonisob, I wAg Ion- vwlses of their follow meur, toll o.Vt A .
. �, .1 . - � inerva , as fe*xq.'T , � better ool,,,,r, fQr$por Vii 45 in er, gold *ad weak sna. bad no orabition, I did , -W W
. bowav Frorrov,o4e�buils der -of precedence, , weary,44Y of eleven or thirteen hours
, i 9% feel, like going anywhere or see' . .
. 130 Robeirt S,, , : mo,4P isaiivpkklng� it 0.040,4 new, won Young men owing icenpa . . Ing an). amd litter the day Jo
� " , , ro frons one. There wAs.p coupt1% over 'go home--
''. Photo -Artisto M18,01t 0906sua UOwT io* 9904 tot Wu'y, Whi0h, Mats incense aU4 children . at.dull Pain Lin ,
I I . years to apips 11 I . % . I the pit Of my ptom%ob, I was. Unable to and to Such 4 home! Up BOMO little
.�',',, __ I � � � . , 1�1 'ino ScAttef fiowers_along the way. -When - , box b4lit of Ulck.
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, . . .,I'X �ogborxie, moral, I sloept wso nerv.012e, restleva, and W0,11,1 bacir street In, a band
. , . I 0 il tary are present the proces . awake in -
I * I . � 1IM101 , ,are tired than. on going to bed. I and named a house mor ' a likely . fu . I I
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L 1 is s uted bYbeavy guns an the, tried All-o-ne, and soon feund taJ d 14 or workman has his home, there to, �
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''. � - . 91:� 11 orrarviie 14 A nourishing toplo. .*bat 0 1
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1. ''. 11 �, .1 strengtheno, ta0pne,-buildo ap, restores so! ro Present arras. OR All Sides )coo than six we*ka Alt-9-nak had aomplete. 9 eaf "nAboagg a
. �4 ;A ,. . is 04 the chanting of prayers and , I ly cured me." - the . r,
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I 'i I weak 010 v pook a to bealob., I . , � X ' � The Hn0S we handle
V �.1 1 Y�"A f"' lit . jes. . W SL ulg a 4 VtW
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I � � � . ?irivi . OUR help yon'Retwell, 50 R Holmes, aruggiet. sells Mi_o�nm ,lit amid tire he t and at, 0
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� , , I I T - , ,� . W 3, The entire ceremony i ' tablets a ' , .,i probably a filthy street only a 4 . equalled lit the Countro �� I C
... I I I Qr*Qoxoi'ft bo . .,s 60a a large, ,box, undo - - ow feet . 1. . .
, *eq !Or $2, 6t all is conduaV . . r 16, V 1AI ,
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- Cal . on the principle that Christ is guarantee to do all that. Is claimed for. sueni -Wide, hot,, close and dirty. tIu any
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C � . I ent In Material form, and that, all or money3b4k. large city On, some sultry'nigilt one . .
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I 11 11 � lionor slibuld be yielded to him., . 11 may see the workman and their fAmI- price on every article -we hand
: � � I M 0 OR ff I E $ TQ'VA4L1AMEN..T.* -After the nio t P"amman voce riescri near '40.rd *'MXU� lies , in Mes e
!.. I - . _ I no rance is. token with a little narrow clt�. streets
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I I .. �' I the greatest reverence and. ceremony COcil-known in the family, circle 20 stretched, .about the steps and pave, � I
� I I Recent Suffragette F,pisode -Not t* to the cathedral,qhe host remains un. "Lfn,W�-wbo recently celebrated his' ments In all coudittons. Th - rm
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I First Intrusion In History. touched until it is partaken of by tho, thirty,iiinth birthday, � I . are not - les, ,Book Cases, 131ook Sh
I , celebrating priest at, t 0" ; a '*ry' slums elther, but fairly respectable- Pv . e.1
Mrs. Travers, SYWOX)S�8 recent, eer h' next mass. gawky bpy,11 and it'raust bf adraittei% . fets, 131aking Cabinets, China
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capade in the British House, of Corn- In Quebec on ..Tuna 2el' of this year that there is some- justification'for thal nelg6borhQods, I
L I . . -1 1. I � the Host was boriie oloft through the ' o condition -of life-maov.
- t mono, has beaten all previous records, description.. Not onl� is he tall, thin, .
I , . . I Carpets, Cribs, - Cradles--
. but there have. been ,many, incidents streets and was followed, by the arch.. pallid, and nervous, PartloularI7 wUen of our country. boyfl. have gone, and, . . I . , Oot�,
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- f __ . . � 11 bi,hon, -and othe . he first coinmences to speak, but be Many more are t . Sweepers, Curtain pi.Djes,' :aI
IT WOULD MAKE classed, according to May's "Parlia. r high dignitaries of. .oday, preparing ,to . �. I I
' ' 14, I seoms to suffer from chroni6 un go. Put .pay .and I big pay , envel- I Diessers and- Stands.IDI - I
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I mentary Practice," as "indignities of- the Church. I .. . � . 14er, . . 'It, gar city 0 vans,
fered. to About tile san)o time Eucharistic -tainty as to tile disposition of kisl , ? Not In these times'.
e assortment of Oakes al the ohAf4qter or proceedings � 0 - le�s arid hands. B it these char;b opes . X41urniture-Covering. Feathe'r ]pillow
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I to see. our flu Parli . roCessions were held In Montr . 1: - laborer average4 *12-9 Week, he Is A .
on hand. Why bake at home Thies Rivers, St. 11y;kcinthe ifiers ., � I Coverings, Fringe, Q[arand-fathers'
- of ament." Among such is the eal., . , cter-
8 e4se, recorded by Stow, in his Survey, . � and oth. Sstics do not prevent o -from re- lucky,man, Tens 0 _
. ,g thousands get less Chai ,
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=n you have such an assortment to of "one Robinson, a lewd fellow, and, ed Quebec cities of importance. , ; cogniziiag in him the cleverest of the rather than more. Country. boy, bat rs,
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. 1�1 .eboose from, give us a trial and they , a skinner," ivho "had the confidence "The Rost has been .' carried I Cecils-and the most original, He Ore' � flall Mirrors, ' 'Hall Racks'.J
I . . Hamilton, London,, end the: Ge 1n has startled the House with his view&, ,you, make the clisinge. 14, the name of .
will talk for themselves. Bakers of 'to sit in the.House 4,11 day. though rman . T-ngrain Rugs, Inlaid Lin6leuim$, Jn
komemade bread, the best to be had. no member," Robinson,.wIr I � , towns of Ontario without an bnouing I . on many' occasions, but never 'per- that country "ii have been taught to . , � i'_ .. .
o was kuil I - "but I am . f. ti 1. S, Iron Beds, LTardhhit, .
While up town come in and try our ty of this intrusion in 15N, riern'aii2ed riot," said the dignitary, hope qWte an much as when he pro- hold W reverence, look and 49 not - .. I I ods,
lee Oream and Soda.it will refresh you for some little time in the custody of certain that one would -result if it posed to punish members who didnot! 1�apl If You understand farming there tin s,- ' itthenCa:binecs, , itch
� the Sergeant -at -Arms, -I,, aud so, it '. as I ... , I I
I while doing your shopping. were attempted in Toronto . 0 . obey the chair with imprisonnient tot
We keep a line of firs .4re Just;.As many chances on the I"d ' le ' I s, Mo
t class confec- seems, was di No Bucharist has ever been held iii an IrWeftite period.. The House an- . . Li I Um .rris Chairs, M4.
tionary and fruits in season. sinissed." Nearly three troronto in many. Years. Back in the , grily deb . to be worked ,gut as there aro lu.-ther .
centuries* later two str. ,ated the ,question for two I city, I I . ',,'- Mouldings, MWeedles .for or
angers were I . . ! tressesc,
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Cash or trade for ButterlandlEggs. I discovered in the division lobby while seventies a procession .ht hours, And then voted qg follows- For, This is a great country, 'and .If - .ing Machinesi organ�, Oil Cloth
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. a division was in progress. 'They* ral to visit different 0; against, 426 -probably a Parhaidaen- , ... . , - . �
M churches. It was attacked and broken tary ricord in roajoriti6s. O, ' 'Y014 ,do not like the'.kind of, farming - Odd PieOes�'3_=iaa6s 'PArldr'Suit '
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W. W. NIMENS however, unlike Robinson and : . , . ne of the, , * I ft . .- f
I Travers Symons, se6m. to, have been up by the Orangemen. On -the next funniest mistakes which 4rd Hugli You a re are many
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Sunday, by -the did of the -troops, the ever Made was *hen hd undertook .others, 1, .You belougg to a fatally that, I � . �
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Phone 42 Clinton � deprived of their little niche of .!in" , nrocession 'Was held, * but .since then :to open a church bazaar at Deptfdrd' Ratan Chairs , "
" mortality, and, were merely hustled I I follows. the grind, grind 'system of all ., . 'L Sideb � i�d
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I I quietly out without any no . it has. been discontinued Lin order to a.few years.ago. Not, till h6 arrivedt work. and no play, -when you -'reaclk . ' L 'Ls, 5t
a .�d X . . toriety at id disturbance. , . I L 1. at the'Church did�he discover th . . I tariesi Slewing Machines Stud6,
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PA INTING ANDI all. On another �dccasion a stranger- avo . .. * t� at your majority and start -for yourself . . I 0 1
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1 , deluged the House� with pamphlbts- . . I . I . . L '. . it was Nonconf6rmls whipla 'led, his follow. out an easier system-, Do not . rZables, ,Toy'Sets,. "EJ'ndertakin
I TRIMMING, but the- Sergeant ai�rely had him � LEMON EXTRACT LIQUOR. P?litical opponents to slyly declare . pondiDmn country
L re: thid ,,,life just because you. -'� best and pric6 l6w�: 77elvet .
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. I ,moved by a constable and then Set L 'L . . . . . � � had't being a High 'Churchman, hf) .411TO -been unfortunate . enough to, bbf . Desks,. Willow Chair�,-..:�kteniion
We can paint your house or free.. Quite recently Mr. Zoseph.An- 13. 'o. be absolved before bb co.uld. . - . I
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arkston*L Ash - C. , M agistrate Says "It Is and So 10 proceed with the ceremony. - , . . brought up in the' home of a mduivlio , Jao L , - 4jed.1f � L'
draws, elected for the It ' I . . . I . L . �
paint and trim your buggy, . . , Worcei' S"*' . L kno*s 'nothing but grind.. Do not over : . , ney 6eerfully teifu
division of Yorkshire during� the .der , - . . .tor .auce. . I : L L . . I _oods.
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and make them look like new. clinifig. days of Mr. Balfour�s Minis- Is lem. on.extract. an intoxicating li. . . � . . 4. . . � I 'I . look the fact that If such a.man,was . I ,
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. I . your.,boss,.Iii the elty lie would.grind . �
try, had the misfortune to be defeated quor ulidertb6 law? Such 194 .the , . ' ,- . .. .. I of coloro
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Lt followed - P�iat t)JOL 'courts are called upon to to L as I L - , - d W ong before. -Yom :% . :1 . . . -L . .. -L � It -
at the general election tha Freventics, the -new C Candy, Oold , your. life a ay.. Long, I ' , tarried. in stoc
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All work guaranteed, : O.pre Table or a d.by ' ru$'Tgists to. . -, 11rani . ed- while you w L ait.'Satistac
,, before -,he, was able to take his seat. , deei4 11) the appeal. of U. � F. Bender . ,"rare twenty-dne years old You would, rwares
prices are right. . 'L I have four special speoffle - advantages - I L .. ... .
� Determined, however.to taste � the j6y, '-of Victoria,. D.O. Mr. Bender, a re- over all Other rernedies; for a coldi First . be ' occupying* some sik'feet of green I .We are. 0ound 0 please our chst
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of privileges Ithat had been §o near . contly in-' Alberni on a fishing tripi Thek rontain'no' Qtiintna, nothing . I . ear, . , . . . L I . . . . I . . . . � I . . . � .. . . L .
I WMATH & OVERBURY to him, *he took possession of a -seat - where be, daught an -unusual number harsh or sickening, -Siieond4�.T,hay the.dr6a&d calfand�curse bf the boss.. I 0
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Les I ie's Carriage Shop Clinton on the assembling of a* new .Parlih-' 61 'fish. - All Indian known' as Oultus. 10ve �Iruobt instant relief. 'Third�. Country life may -not be and probably 1. L
ment. This "stranger," however, left. Xohnh.Wped Mr, Bender with the fish, plqasa�nt ta the taste, like candy, would �. . . . , . . . . . . .
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I - __ without any intervention, onAho -part . � and carried,sorne of%them.up.tc the. � ' 4Foufth-A large box o 48-preventies-. it-, but all things being equal, it -is. far - wi ent our I
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. of the Sergeant -at -!Arms. . . . hotelo' He then asked L Bender.to, R�t �.it 25 cents. Also An'e for feverish .� . IS'LJU* . I Saoitary Carpet
. - . I h im. a. bottle of which children. � ,Sold.b an'De.klers. I ., DUS-KOT. -. �, � . . '
..... . . � . . lemon exti:oct, preferable to, city life. That' st , - .- , , -
Seeley & West, I . I � , I lie said. his daughter liked46 -use in* . ... . " 1. I .7, I ., I . where W.com'es in; � City lifeAs.aqver- � .. . I . . . . . I .
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� . I I , . . makitig cAkos., This Mr. Bender did; . 11 .. . . 4 . I . I . . . . L - . . . . . L . I . compared' with 'countrk life 'on . .. . .. I I . � . I � . . . . I
BLACKSMITHS I . I-, I . 'ffiek. . .. .1 I . I .an .:25OPiettire��priceg.n6aily.cutinhalff. set
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9 - ' ing a, present 'of the bottle .to the : - '- 7'qulnn9ss7s.71 . -equal . plane. Etemember that if you'. :..' - for Saturday and next we k Th'V w ..
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I was cured of Rheumatic Go'uf by' Siwa4i by way of, recognition, of: his . . Guinnbs'13'si stout and Loi , I regular 50c- at 10 -r ulak - � 1.0 �
I . . d Iveagh, mustwork 1U. the coli.fitrk for a�llvl�g. eg
- AND' I MINARD'S LINIMENT_ . I sorvices. 1. I .1 . I .. .1 . I I �: - . . , C, I . . . I .
ANDREW KING ' -who ,will. c6lebrate* hi�a zikty-first. you will have to work 1n .the �clty for . , . . . . . . . 11
' a, - An Indian' policeman . was.'xn' " the " . . . . . I . . � . . I �, I. 1,
MACHINE REPAIRERS1 1Hw%1aifsaxc'ax.-ed of Acute Brorichitis by vic'hity,. birtli6y 'on -Nov6mbdr- 10th, are ne- ' one t6o, aud.if you, Possess. the ability ' . Wee uld �ot have nut -this sale on in ` be I 11
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. I and .saw. the lemoli -extract c6ssarily inseparable, but. so, are Lo' , .
MINARD'S LINIMENT.' . . - . . . rd in, yourself to rise -above the ordbiary , . -' 9 **
!Suabscribers having formed:a �-' incident, , Next '..morning. Mr. Bender, Iyeagh and. philanthropy. - Fdr Guin- . . . our cutttorpers, as Chrislruas,ii only*.% few day .1n.
partner -I LT,.COL'C. 099WE-READ.'. workm'a'a:,1n,the city thatsanie.`�bili ' . p to, -'date goods .a
. . received a summons cithig, him to" " ty and to get nice'. clea,n, -new, 'u - . .11 b
11 � ..". ship. are carrying o iness in Seeley's Sussex. . 7 .. I � .. - IT)� nes9's ;stout - lies - rn�de ,Lord JveaWi III curve. outa home'for h . I y are selling, is. a rare chance.-, We wi . sy
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I , old stand Ra$ten= - a . pqar. before- the lociLl.- iriagistrate.,to, .. In 1 be. v�orlil, " you: in t e�" .. , the '
. I I 7 ,NL,, *her I was cured of Acute -Rhedinati4in' ans ohe -of the richest.' an n t ' ountky. Look before yoil, 16ap,: egn� . �
, ". t It , arf-, e pared to , I . wer to -the elia'rize of-selll�g ap,jn.. 1,;! -and . Lord IVeagh h. I . 0 . � ; deliver when you want.thO gods, -aii I , articles � b
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give =,�,t 1pei. ,by 1WINARD'8-LIXlMHNT " * ' d ri.Antoxic(tting liquor. He.� sider all things, aad, If you aro-siure � ry 4' . N.0 at spe.cf. I
, . , small deposit.. ' EvO rticieNT.-will, AV
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" ��,____ ' I.. .." Markki6m,'Ont,olle. S'. BILLINGS. I ted 'freely havinj given the rain h of. gratitudb'which ddXF-jir1* Dublin -icau'betteryou : and see through- our establiih
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�_ LL. Satleliketion auarant#e ., - � . . . bottle oflem.pn ek-tract, -but said:,that , . , - You . . . . . .. bound with. undesciibable 'oy . a satisfaction. ,
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. . . . 1 '4 . ' owei W his loitdship'Z fieyer be .re- .If. not,. stay on the old farm.', � - , . . . ; ; I , I I I I
. . . he I 11 ad no idea . i t 'was, - intoxicating, . . ", ... . � - . . 11 I .. show the goods'... I ,�- I .. .
* . � Paid, and, in spite Of -his jw.mense.r - herls, I . . , , , . . I . � . .1 . . . , �', t, I L I
. *ork at . 101mard' Untuient cures b1put . � . . . , .1. , . I
Seeley & Wes - , vicem ;;Coo$ wri 'Ivlanw�v. 11 . I I .and that he.gave it t�) him just o s,still donteni to I . 1. . . 6.d_
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-ell known that there Is' -con- ,)--.a would have given 'a- bottle of Wor� his business. Often one may see him ' �' liepe . � ., , "
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Blacksmiths, � Clintom siderable risk of' 1fitroducing new. - Oestershire sauce;. , , , 'Whg briskly from his houM on St.' . . . .
.. . . I wa i . ways cars, my ovaghi. iiid-colft,"! � - : I., . . W. � .. L W.- . ��' � , �
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ating. ViftV dollars -nd costs,". was did block -of buil w L I..
7 % � ','�- - .4 . dignitary , L clings 6m'the south 3ll.Q0 piLys for Tiav NEW ERA, to. - ne .
bay and ,other feeding s.tuffs C . . V V, L.
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ulte information on. this -point, espe- . In, grafting the tomitd . a potato thro his lordship's, ebi coughs ainil 6olds.!! , . . .., .1 . I. L . . L- I , ,
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. lowest possi4le price. . , L i&i6d. The saddle graft- and splice 1�booting * barehe4ded, and. - it.' Is' � -
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plateaf etc, Lamps, Mirrors, Dinner and Too, Sets.
Oradle9b Bureaus, etc. Handkerchiefs, Ties# a *
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