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THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY. OCTOBER L 1880.
[leer ...«w....a. Co '0,1-M1' NI(' A T1 ONS TRYIN° a N)gW BRAII:H
hLeaasrdss r oras.
Wakf-tr. 1.r. knight W• u.� T OWe u tea els ret tae 1 The ere swish
Lest Y,s mesa[ •Av ts °v.,•,u�� m co▪ nfine n [lac hurry 4 ark.
artte. Jima
tcbot r
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kotCPRkopvi
1e.
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It 11 Kant'.
d Cp�.uery-I. G', Clinic auetlewlw
am.. - W R ltolieetaot. prima at agues tuna .h• •ws Mal o. this er trots nen ousel. ,1 Dt 'maths Brakes
(` urr
assets
tor Sale .lames ti�mailt tae. 1 .utas r. .•. r• •h•.r••ughly .i. (h.
111t*r )rsrrsnt•ks1 Miss .1 6tewar. Buffet. alis Irsa Hutto l)itia►un
f.*bin L'ndeetakrt D diagtutetl inti, 'b. .. ,' . .idgment .1 t.h• brat•[ Trani Beltway ander the
(itweet.. �Cff
dsplaywt to •h• [sags. .heel at OP wpor%Mi. • ' H 1....1•iniin Ery kmasl
RsUwa) • v). (eAdla51 Mr Usti Atidet'suo wiil leave for a tap
ab
sai•e r•reatt'eatlas- w Dakota OD Tuesday nes, Oot. 5th.
He Haanda ho visit his two sots now i
wow..;ntha
h . n and be brief s. .seen L •1 series M m7vlest
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1YUr M.an•Oi •., PL• i*./re. AVM&
OR* t• 711. • •• .1 . hinge ser} sic ' n. Ill •u10111.0 .t. yr •ttt,a.
tTV* •ltsapt,••U4 ....n recipient •1 week wwrestrny use .ur) .utwtrsaful
West tar.., tyrrieuIturtu wild .r alit I!ttrp.•ril.tAutdrut 1 B Amami
THE 11 l RoN IN A 1 (!shone! 1611 rh s eeds • feud . Bay tieet•rrs.1 Ou tend n sit the Port
Th. •are, 4 Ulla *b. weer tik
re. „suc. Dnver'rad Lek. Nunn Railway si A
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of heal m 1te1I 11..4 .1.. eta wait. p'War illy Pre. 4 th. titrttfurtt and
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11/e1 . bCT4lBER 1.11 true! .it. r 1.41 ^4.1.,. .1, I'1,. r cult Hue* katlw•, . and the ?menus. Di
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altheugl• wee) dDv IS,piI,. 1 Ilse n.,t1, Smith, trove Th. bars omit.
I hu • a it►, WWI r he .lawn d ale.tber illi sabots[ set I . h .the w«re-
i. ali:111 44 tr • al \kart .e /• 4ln on
nbl. �uurdr. Last .•.•e 1. Ik1nRAlaMr 'tftlaslrrfat 4' a►,.w ,. solo .nit, .t w: -«f [rosier of Ili t><ra, 1R [rata and `t
'`o ph • 4 fi i *4.4 Ea saws tAsu that L.Aaar • 0th
.h n ��
tlail� eau Lha togs,
Bern's. ..t Ktnk•..w. . I. et village new Mews* le myself .t the lair Mit. yt•t rimed. Tbr tits[ Nat was dew%• heavy
N.n•itord. retun.ud frau, the true. paws It mot inn elle the j rade leading into Godenrh th. train
.e.....o t r 0th .if pnrA+. 1 ttxik rev,n'a! .yf ow [rest 1 Manning ^O midge e.a how wee hn.ught
part. his father, iu. •Jct ntsli.1 f shtat tom, 1".,k at t.br eamplea, , llo,. ,.;mw.lese.w�, in IOW us ,,iidr f..ur
f el...it 701 Yugo* of • it". 'rho) hag t..th 'sear• the exp eseionl -of rite of ow linos[; of the ]Patent =tea helium applied from
ta.en dnnkifigtlesvi}y, and unite •.taarrel ssteesivr buyers, if sever raw at heart Ike tender. Ault e.ualedam tett ter mitts
.ruting. the drunke11 mil killed h1. father i arunplt of fel wheat 'flu the market i I the rest cm, .
rich hewy too:deu neck -yoke. , would give three Main more pet- bushel 2nd Tea NI._pinedtrain Intro 1.11.• retie
rr,roier • jury brouq►t ;a A verdict tl I for it than the ouradjudged due prises ' ,wry. attaches t„empty dot cars w feria[.
1 have- 'ampler bons t1a0h batt at ray This ate, was me a tad.• a sickly. F�
•- manslaughter. store, whish ma he ejamin.td any was deemed 1d, lite[ng
-___ _- petrel who wishes w re. see theT ow weight. of ready ill rear of the pan t..
L.,Y ora t>eppttpuM the first prise mil Soot. at Trroltca, mud 1 : which the Maims were applied and t.he-
mush ray it hut no aimp•riroi to the heavy aisda
Irish Isnd1Ord sad mpr�
eaie, WHIN vie- !maniple shown by myself here. Now for 3rd Test ---'With forest Brakes and
tat.. of the latest agrarian outltya. He 1 the n18118W mad method by which 1 ob- oontinwius tope co • tau mai
+tar murdered oe Begerdd y ,kin, whileMined so Sae x .staple, and. .ymut
- such a , down the e grade, work from the
+churning home fmss a n,setispg of ma'16^9ilt calor. I ally pun -aimed the van only, was brought to a dead 'wind i
axe•d frotr Yr. Hilliard, grain sealer. in 57 wooutids, une braketnari doing all the
wistrstes. Thew were * nnISberof ehota Dederick; it wean ordinerylgood maniple breaking. Thin completed the Tests for
feed at hip., and when the corpse was of red $not, pretty dark in color with that day.
bla111171Wi one buret was frond in 's � Yesal characteristics of the thick out- On !]at
head, three is NA neck. end two in the ode eytv.ering. The ground it was sown Brakes -was renewed, with the followingMdy. He, had recently Obtained eject- • on wee prepared as follows. It. was results :
pas soma., fallow, broke u front meadow, 4th Test- [drusen of the slat .:dun fully
d urday the trial •d the Patent
[writ doctrine algaireit to -c ,ff his tenants. Before plowirt in the tall it was treated loaded with wood. After running .town
The xrroaateNtion has caused a panic w a swat of raft-aro ro tons to the Sebachs grade, which is a heavy .one.
anti mpg tandior'ds in 'Ireland, and ire• acre. Once Plowed m [the spring. Af- the teas[ mss brought t. a full .eel, ie
serllards a ooat of inane d t S rift d sties
plowings. The result was a remarkably weer appplied from c
1 line crop of wheat, and a great. improve- one bn►keman in the, yfut.
sues[ m Dolor. Seed tab n from the Stop ateive croft was that fall sown un another track, brakes applied and train leaded,
,11«[1.0 orlon[ revise re- 871 w0 rnOre one !senors am y . a. R
rear tend ..uh lav
Teases are in a bad meas sit the R••+ I 6thTest St/ I was made .n . level
The 1Jakaa reputes to sCt itt reason, "Id .ern ac7e lot; that wean through the wine same as in test number four. in 72 se -
asserts that he will eansider any further process, with this difference: through a eon*.
admetesof Montenegrins all •declt,rstiori mistake of my owe. in giving orders to No difficulty was found in etartiug the
.A was. The Potters have- again fortltally, :he hands in soy employ there. was de- trains the brake-shues relsaasd without
alealgnand the surrender .if l)• parted on the meadow intended to be tiny trouble. The Patent brakes apply
tanland if the Turk does nit comply, broke up for a rammer fallow, over 30 as well in backing • taajn.as in going
P y. t� heavy loads of rosch salt. When i sew forward. The utility of the p1aatent
brakes was thoroughlyproved a Thure-
day, for on aacenduig the grsde the se-
cond time the train bacl up a hand ' Their remarks being spread with anec
• o t e . alae, and w ittfcfsu
section men was noticed eonung down the 1 ing, and were confined chiefly to de- .,
grade within a short distance of the ap- ' nouncing the evils of intemperance. Theaverage over az auLax 1 \
saw: the straw very strong, and on tip preaching train. The patent brakes be- choir, alternating .. with the addresses
feet high; yielding over mg immediately - e. I sang apiropriate anthems, the Misses
Fi
ee•nibiaexl fleet trill bombard the place the ground after it was salted it. had the
The aslnint per..er.eness .,f the snitm,
.5 most extraordinary, and his 'lateral: -
out • a •'hake tett ha rendered kis eery
unpopular with the Powers. It ttrioy
however. that hr has been .0 edy•ife-
struot.ed ♦ ac t him present Pett by one
'f•the pew,- powerful nations azerealed,
earl if se, the sequel will be of the putt-
-ant instant eu Europe and the world.
Jlr k11AP.D Dairw•noi tr, III.. P for
Destro 'Huron, will pay his annwatteisit
to ha constituents about the middle of
October. He will deliver an eddies& in
'ioderich on Oct. 18th.. and wll also
s iesk.at. **forth, Waltoe and Leaden -
bore'. stir Richard ii considered to be
tape Col -the meat finished speakers . Can-
ada,and will be able to throw ooasider-
eble light upon a nuniber of thargeestious
..,f the day. The Pacific Railway Syn-
dicate and the North-west laid Saguia-
' tions, -.will, we think, (all for attention
.at hi4ha.nd. If they do not on. the oc-
casion of his visit to Huron. he :ill cer-
tainly -take the questions in hand .,n the
doors -df the House when Parliament
appearance of a beevy fall Of mow. It
was a question wa3ther I would order it
to be shovelled off or plowed under. 1
*Included on the -latter. The result was
one of the finest crops of wheat I ever
that territory, sad will be absent about •
. u►.etth He has in iatantftvn •( aettl
trio •ben however
k1 t f• ttawrort. Usenet ..t d k h.,
1 nae been re-atrtg•ged at f.,c•hsei
vu $600 per annW1 leu the tea, 1881
1'aaeDau MI e5ckwo(d (rusher f w ...
sir law .•f c` lisTet
+seal Et1q, .i (:harry
del* ram last us the 22nd uta fon
Aur, arhor Mesh., te mount. ho
' endue u• ..pt Modica/ eellege ther.
1t Den M1 Wllltar► Y•wag .h. .
spin'[• d Ret'•* •,t (lli1bonrs .eN o, tit UP
day ru..rwng fey tb. P►uvtn.-.iat 1,xhlbl
1101. ..e filaiai)Uyr w• 810 M .n. .d the
I i$rdgeo fin .erv,os• wart, ale.. wad. .,.•
of ru elan Rthahttuw !held at Toronto
i'anaonu /tee M. t'rsi.Iial.nl, 4
Wealth Hill ..nn Msntheasei , has 1wh for
a
skip , tali amorist his friend. Rev'
Mt. Hit vent Ali aged 811,1 retired .inia-
1 ter of tie. Baptist denomination, •mss-
+ris11 b0s }rplrit at Manchester, Wild RM.
Mr. 11tJaTlanr at Rtraith Hill
'. fanner of the township .1 1 )/!bonds,
r*,atoned ...harp wheat buys., -.t t.ode-
nch Mks buying as old wheel, a I0s41 ..f
this yews growth and obtained out nitre
1lswa1lktm a bushel The honest farmer
became so elated at his pecua,ary •ueceaa
that be "set 'em up'• f.,r the boys at the
herds in town, and *1 . wayside 11111 .n
the way home was taken down m 16
word& and will tit .•onfined to hue tied fit
some time with a disjointed ankle and
limiter' leg.Honesty in the beet policy
even in selling wheat. [New Era.
THAN KIWI VrN1, Pam' vet. ---A thatiks-
giving festival under the auspices of the
thel congregation of the B. C. church,
war held on the 27th ult. Tee was serv-
ed on tables, to about 300, which were
beautifully decorated, and laden with
delicacies in abutdance, then' being
enough and as much more to span:. The
church wan tastefully decorated with
mottoes. etc., composed of evergreens,
flowers, and the different kinds of au-
tumnal fruits aid cereals. Tee being
served, the meeting was called to order,
and after prayer led by the Rev. Mr.
Spargo, the chairman, the Rev. J.
Broad, presiding gator, introduoed in
order th>'' following rev. gentlemen
' rollick, Webber, Gray, and Thomas.
i HER C. P. A. N. JOB I
rn, ••.Ir »oy .•rt. aa, •r'►.. ...•.•..i rn'.. nit rinse. • Mlu.t,.tiald
car loaded with iron care f h d ns, were very interest
•M• . -r tn. Olt Hign U.,mnlla.i ,lree
!•nett,• Esau •.et,l1uil.,. lords
The Estate of R. B. SMITH,
M ••sig tt,*i uwil 10013, my per.'.•n*1 rtii•'•ri. (-1.; N M,wase
air, who hae lately pealed through y r t•owu. that you seri' tab leire lak .ar .Ott
mom or 1.•,' JOOM IN JAD/aem, Mad that yoe oil � t w•Mt • .dark,
I anangeu.eut* with you ti, supplly the sen wodrkjpg on •the P. B 1t, atone rill
esquire piles or Shirts end Iftiswere alae Over -mats, Tweeds, Cloths. .M'tl rhyme, ,nit
OoN tt Shirting.. :�Io'kn, Witte Rats, Gape, And :i �M llktll• 1i1fr-t" . ••tier[
I Mat 1, with deal• i'v et that you still have a Mtge Iambs;; of kt. i.;.. ,1•
Ithat 81011011 of Cantle, and as 1 know they are wonderful peopia ter canoe • vette 1
hat that even the N. P. won't prompt them from baying you out bet, '•e wy re
tura_- but be sure to keep pleats of the above Bloods for nate. Iwo .ri ail1 r� +rept
hem fh.tav,a I t ill.makt it 1 O.
1 remain. yore- frim'
17tH
DEW A.
Miss J. Stewart,
MiIIiner. Dress -Maker,
rHh.' Sy& 4ftlt',
AT 11{x_75,
Al, iE:�.74',
A.'118:1111/7-
r +ss_5u,
Al'MMIlle ' 85_5U,
' I (tl1(s.AT illlta• AT Sir_ gCa. A T ts7_f30,
nee- HOSIERY, UF MITCHELL MANUFATLRE, •for ladies' seer Qildsla•
Apprentioea Wanted. (1464) ' 11 S BTE'WAIRIP
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40 bushels to the acre when cleaned and have been a small ut werious collision Jewell. erninghanr Butts and Partner
Naim
ase Groceries and Provision s
fit for market, acrd a most remarkalde was at aided. presided at the organ. The proceedings r
change in the color of the wheat, it be- From the result of the trials made we closed by votes of thanks being to the Crockery, Glassware and China,
ing almost at bright as our bright.eam- have nq hesitation in saying that this is ladies for the sumptuous repast which
pre. of white wheat last fall. I again just the brake required on freight cats, they so kindly provided, to thechoir, and Ha purchased the business of Mr. 1ittNar H0111'061, is now prepared to supply
sowed the seed from that raised in moth- as no better stops could have been made to the speakers all which were unani- , all Having
customers and'.. many new ones as may favor him .with their patronage.
er held, said field receiving a liberal with the air brakes on the same ei, ously tendered by the audience. Pro-
ceeds of tea 160.25. AN INSPECTION SOLICiTFI1 NO TROTBLE TO BROW d0oD8.
CHAS. A_ NAIRN,
[air. of H hollow Slyer wed Market Blstart.
dose , •1 emit before plowing, perhaps d and equally loaded. 'We hope to ear of
about 1000 lbs..•to the acre, and plowed' the general adoption of these brakes. as
in, afterward a coat of manure; result I they cost but a trifle, and that IN. - .
this fall • a remarkable fine qrop, very Smith and those associated with him sem•
strong in the 'arse; Jn
w; and for red 'wheat a ay reap the benefits of their persever-
Dunlop. 1„ l:exicrich, on Wednesday. and .ill., "52the wile •A Mr. Hugh Dunlop, of a son...
remarkable bright color, and very titan i once in their laudable edorta t.r place be -
transparent skin. I ma add that the fore the railway companies a cheap, Rim- ' N1-
Jone.. aged R4 years and 6 months
10 sews i seeded down the rather le, and effective freight tar brake. Jo11aw. lu liodench, on the 70th Sept. Isrorgr
extraordinary crop of salt has since pro- These brakes are also well adapted t..
duced very heavy crop of hay. I think passenger cars, and can be constructed
I have received more than the expects and kept in repair at less than one fourth
of the salt used in the increase of crop ! the. coat of air or vacuum brakes. N
Perhaps from the brightness of the
• C i
wheat the judges thought it was net rad Bide.
Scot, but if they' were the iodise
ought o. have been. they culd hav� •R.u, t u. R. H. Tuck has removed I •
onoe seen by the formation of the grain. his business t.. the more commodious BAKER AND . C MPECTION.g , (Natal ',vase in th. •_otle.ly, used Largest !talk 1 ii ride +,f LowdoR!_
that it was Sect when_ I really thought 1e�,e, known ae L.ckie n old stand
ourhsocieties were
re for the of
of 't"est street. near the cosh Dice Pastas & 1Tir,
Leo • ocupied bs Jno. Stewart, the
ferric. At tie residence of her brother. 1St.
Leonard's. Cumberland'. Ont, on the 23rd '
:Sept_ Catharine Julia, second (laughter of 'Del -miter
the late Archibald Petrie. R. and *Wet' of
res aietrright. of Godench.
E. KNIGHT,
@lignite.
Daniel Cordon
ewuig now the produce o Me farm former place- being'te.r, small for his. Rae-Rootf Semi,.
could be- improved and if that is the -
Pm -I
- I fact. if by any ordinary mode of cultiva $mussels RritM lurid attended theOdd- Wane mei ped p�� 1�����,
FmAY Ctriam.
1 tion you can improve on an • variety of T9ee' '
- • ,1 Fellow. demun'tratnon in TomnU, lad it 1�
1 grain it ought to get the prize. If the' week they spade a a:editable a 1 A rind Iter
ers WW fine it to their sarastatse toes my ODA if tlifry used • stied armee as •
LebtiraOm
1h u 1l'iwaeoccupiedySabbath burn and t s grant .hewn by myself had been faulty The Plymouth Brethren who have plain and tan. 1.41.... and t'onfrclronery of crate yrlob
Res. 'A church
McFarlane.wNibi goon t y o�erwise, that is in the size or fortes been holding a tones .'t religious meetings all kinds.
cc tabic �9 tion of the grain, I would not have ohm- for some time !asst have discontinued res we•e4ltg lakes a Rpeetaity.
P plained or troubled you with this ens- thew for the present_ BTeadjielivrred r ter, afternoon 1.• a1'
• munication, but the grain shown by mei Pseem,,, R. _ George Roger. wh,, his of the teen. pale
was superior in everything except it war been confined to hin house for the past t �1 v
too bright for red wheat. week • we areglad t. lav ha a,. fax rec,v- I. E. KNIGHT.
meets. sen( requlremente. \ •w , . , • Sies-Beeses,
East Wawaaosb.
. t;thrum' v. Miss lira.:. Whit nut. of lours truly,
the 911h eon. Eesi Wawanoeh. died on
the 10kh:inat., after a prolonged illnem,
of consumption. The funeral test place
..n the following Snnday, wllse was
very large* attended. -She waa a per-
son Aha woe highly respected and lied
just reached the prime of life. itseuralielial Meet.
Rp•annaacel.. Mr. tVeatheratd. of
4S. Nt,. S,;$at Wawanoeh. has been re
wed for next year at. * salary .4.1330.
which as.an'tenerea .• of >)<1Ci 1' .r. than
Ahis.year.
0ailarich Township.
Rev. M t.'tlirahaln, one of the . Jdest
t'resby4etien,rsinisten in the county .,[•-
.,+pied the ftilpit of ilnion church,
imd Sunday. Afternoon.
Fears Remus. Mrs. Taylor, of Che -
min. has rented her farm of 110 atria, on
Ent Maitland t . (loderich townibip, to
IMeisrw John earl Henry Raker, .fora mile..
elm of,yeam 21st Wind at NI p. w. North -wed,
Feel Rawrau. Mr. Henry Young, of string breere, cloudy Number of miles
ski 9th too., has rented his farm to Ifr. Ute wind travelled during 24 hours
Thema (1ordlmior a terns .4 fico years, 10814.0 milt. Shower at 11 a n. ceased
.t fir twt•.nf $300 a year. at mot/111, 0.5 c. 1. fo11.
22nd Wind at 10 inial North emit,
light breeze.. partly clear. Number of
nuke the wind trsvell.rl auntie 24 hours
1'wo..11 14101 week Moore Dan.13146 0 pollee
A .loser . 1 r .+red altser i resell killed a lar! wind at 10 i. met abet-
So 13th salt,
hake. ,.f the ,.mnteO rps0iss. .•n /112' 146..
hen&'.•. .Iver. Via. bet- .of miles
Robert 1Elli.. farm. trilbies. 4hr win•1 trwr IIrr1 dunes[ 24 hour. 257.0
eh .s 1•••11•9. sees rt, oetl [hire.
pp re- tits. than elven a noes,
N mil ..t IIP It u. \1.uth-eastt
a
.aryrsr /nom ten Ulla" f� IL 1"4in Baths, . bear V hey of miiw. the wi1M
travelle.i. 1sir n 24 hors 20151 t tare
C. ('RA ata.
P. f;. -I may add that mw
y faith in k
is each that 1 have salted about 20 :teres
this fall with ,ver 20 tons of salt.
State .4 the weather for the week end-
ing September 2fith. 114 11.
Nth Wind at 10p. He �.•uth-eaet,lfght
'tweeze, partially etc•udt Number of
mules the *Arid trav,•lleel diming 24 hours
:1260 milts
15th WHIM At to I' rel South, fresh
titres, Ludy Nuulher .f miles the
wind tratelle, dur1i, 24 h•.ura 484.0
mile.. g�1 t.. run at 11 :a rel . 1•e%ad
raining at R 1• '.... '2 2 tubi.. inches fell.
20th Wind .o 10 p.m. `••13th; mode-
rate gale, clear. !dumber ..1 miles the
wind trevelled dame: 24 hour. SALO
mow.
..,1,w1 ng al • I
6e'�''"' '. old Winn ant i41 p 11, 'i•.nth, fresh
et,irrr avn.11 cl.ndt Number .f ng h.Itsr wh Irav t 'r►t
.1 truttea.rd riot Ise• w••ttlst...4 least cher � r� H • h„1,00„,
`e• tai*• , I'hwt hotter ' of Mtesdkr
ered se to be able U. attend te his usual
duties -The many friends ..t Herbert
Inman will be pleased u • learn he hese, far
recovered as to be considered out ..f dang-
er. -Our old townsman ,1. D. Carved',
who is now engaged in the mercantile
business in Tars, has been spending his
honey moon in town, he having1
entered into • life partnership with one
of Tara's faireetdaughters. ---Wm. Arm•
ung formerly on the staff of the Brun -
ass Ppd, has taken his departure from
here and intends to locate in Manitoba.
-We also miss the smiling counte-
nance of Ave Aldridge, who has gone to
secure a lucrative position in Platteville.
-Mr' Skelton is again in the Tnerket.
buying gram. His appearance no doubt
MB tend to keep prices firm
(loop. - Mr. A. 111.&, of Queen's Hotel,
Brunela.. •ffers a silver cruet stead, worth
010, f..r the hest lady equeetrian, not
Is than three t,1 compete, at the (trey
Branch .Agricultural Sow.
A gang of gipsi.l1, who have an en-
campment about half -a mile north .4 the
yaw,. discovered that an intruder had M AN IT 0 B' A
visited their tent ...n.. time during the
night, and abstracted thrrefrem the mat ..e Au ;Nil li r. Tin
a $300 in .ash. A watch. a seven -sheep .
er and •d.hei valuable,. which had been at North-West.carefully c.mctslwd in a obsess h.....dir
had been !Meade to At. the .i,.tthl. duty 4
safe and .rosy chair f.r th. mitt,. m Nu
clue t.r the robber.
John Starr%. lett •t r 1.. Orli. ,
Merit Starr.. hantwar. n.irrhant. .rh.
hast sprinhwent 1.. Man
ran ,. ih. N..rth wee 1r.•vnw•
166 TWEEDLIE, two doors West et DIII.
M MCL&AN'S. Cutting and Fitting A•ee'ia
die Latest. Approved Style.
1781
MeNAIR'SSP,ND,TORR
REMOVED
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TV .AT 0V • MLDRTAN I.. N 01.11 rt1TO
M4RRrr'M ri-RNTTI•R1r MHo••.
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/PINKI'n,prtetur rat urn.l.hank, tar pant tea, o.•..
1l and would inform old and new Mend. that
he ha. this year a superior lot of
Garden and Field Seeds.
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Meunier .11.001 for the best t acre Carnets, t sere
best Msngolds. 1 acre TurTurnip,.; aped to Is.
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