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THE HtJRON SIGNAL, rib f OA I.. Per
Fun anb Fincy. RAILWAY OOLLISION
The editor of a lobsl paper wu asked
by a stranger if it was puesib.0 the lift!.
town kept up three rlewspatrers. And
Out reply was, "No; it takes three uewa-
papers to keep up the town."
An old loan who had beim badly hurt
in a ltulruad adluton, betug advises!
sue the company for deuagon, said, "Wal,
no, not for damages, I we had euuugh of
theta; but I'll sue 'feu for repairs."
A Bradford girl cleared the space
around thirtaeu oars "f green c•,rn at one
meal, the other day, awl picking her
teeth with a haiin. observed: "Ifrtheir
I ifet well enuegh again t that touch, I
think 1 could live uu corn.
A lady at a watering place was trying
to, attract a great deal of attenti.m at
the table, and her rummer was none of
the finest. An old fashioned gentleman
quietly remarked: "Surae people give it
all away. Now, I can toll by the way
that woman ata espar ,gun that she used
to hold clothes' pins in her mouth when '
she washant;ingeut her week's w;t,hitee"
A ciuick answer is like the sharp cut
of whip. "You are iso eentlem:ui, sir."
said an irate individual to the person
neat to him,. "Are you a geutlealau
yourself 1•' was the aueerine inquiry. "I
am, sir," was the reply, in a time which'
implied a duel if any doubt wu express-
ed. "Thea you are quite right in saying
that I am not one," retorted the party of
the second part, "neither do I wish to
become one." .
aelweer ne exteunlea and Freight TrWa-
ThePraetry of going Anginal elvers.
ArutEB, Out., Sept- 28. --The 8:23 a.
m. excursion traits tens here to the Ex.
I bibitiou at Linden collided with •
freight train at Orwell, 2} miles from
1._
re. note is so much exeiteweut all
so many conflicting rumors aro flyin
that it is impoesibie to get full puttee
tars. The followiug appear to be th
facts:
The excursion train had orders t
meet the freight here, but beiu•r tut
tMaw tw ahcad of time the conducto
1 went on, lintending to meet the Emig!'
at Orwell. The cutision occurred ou
atrsistit piece of road where the view is
uninterrupted fur two or three miles.
The driver of the freight appears to have
aeon the other trete mud was nearly stul,-
potxl, but the driver mi the excuriuu trate
diel 11,4 see the freight and kept on at
full speed. The passenger train con-
sisted of uiue coaches and five of them
were completely wrecked. Five persons
are known to be killed and severs!
others are missing, who are thought to
be buried in the wreck. About twenty
are severely wounded and a great ninny.
slightly. ,
THE DEA!
are Willie Cook, of Aylmer, W. Ainsley
and his son, the driver and fireman of
the excursion train. of St. Thiene', and
two young mea, names as yet unknown,
from Jarvis. Ainsley and his son are still
under the wreck of the engines. The
d
g
•e
u
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a
dead will be Drought here this afternoon,
nd au inquest will be held. The driver
f the freight lumped from the engine
nd alighted all right, but was severely
wound.d by the flying debris. FrankMorrison and Enoch Stanley, of this
place were severely wounded. Defeo-
tive Clayton, Win. Warnock, J. Glover,
Oren. Harrison and W. Carron, of this
place, were slightly injured.
'Words of 1itSaom. a
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To understand the world is wiser than a
to condemn it; to study the world is bet-
ter than to shun Acta use the world is
nobler than to abuse it; to make the
world better, lovelier, and happier is the
highest work of man.
It is easy to tell when other,• are flat-
tered, but not when,ve ottl)<'selves are,
and :every MAR and- woman will lend
firm believe to the soft nothings of the
very man they believe to be an arrant
Clatterer, When others are ill the case.
Never did any soul du good but it came
readier to clothe same thing again, with
more enjoyment, Never was love or
gratitude or bounty practised, but with
tnereasiny joy, whioh.luld* the ptatotiser
still niore in love with the fair act:
SWEARING. --We are sorry to know
that many young men and boys in town<
have learned the abolninable habit of in-
termixtng their oonvertatiim with oaths.
Some of the addle -headed among them
no doubt think it is manly to swear.
They feel themselves an inch taller and
more important after firing off a round
of oaths. A more degrading practice
they cannot well indulge in. Profane
swearing inarks a low, vulgar, ignorant
and irreverent mind, and the hshit Ulu
useless as it is profane.
Salam For tight etvlaa.
1. Keep the betty clean. The count-
less pores of the akin are so many little
drain -tiles for the refuse of the system.
If they become clogged and so deadened
in their action, we must expect to be-
come the prey of ill health in some one
IA its ceuntlees forms. Let us not be
afraid of a wet sponge and five minutes
brie k exercise with a crash towel every
night and morning.
2. Devote eight hours nut of the
twenty-four to sleep. If a mother is
robbed of sleep by a wakeful baby, the
must take a nap some time during th
day. Even ten minutes of repose
strengthens and does one good like "a
medicine." Children should be allowed
to sleep until they awake of their own
free will.
3. Never go out to work in early
morning in any locality subject to damps,
f and mutants, with an empty stom-
ach. If there is not time to wait for a
cup of coffee, pour two-thirds of a cup of
/ boiling water on two tablespoonfuls of
cream or a beaten egg. Season it with
salt and pepper and drink it while hot
before ging out, This will stimulate
and comfort the stomach, and aid the
system in resisting a poisonous sonous and de
bilitating atmosphere.
4. Avoid over -eating. To rise from
the table able to eat a, little more is a
proverbially good rule for every one.
There is nothing more idiotic than
forcing down a few mouthfuls, because
they happen to remain on one plate
after hunger is satisfied and because they
may be "wasted" if left ' It is the moat
serious waste to over -tax the stomach
with even half an once more than it
can take care of.
r,. Avoid foods and drinks that plainly
"disagree" with- the systems. Vigorous
out -door workers should beware of
heavy, indigestible suppers. Suppers
should always consist of light, easily
digested foods -being, in the country,
so soon followed by sleep, and the
stomach being as much entitled as the
head to profound rest. The moral pluck
and firmness to take such (not! and no
other for this last meal of the day can be
esaily acquired and the reward of such
virtue is sound sleep, a clear head, a
"tering hand, aad a capital appetite for
breakfast.
Wheat Marvesltna.
Wheat cut early avoids waste from
shelling arid makes whiter dour, hut
the tour frien early cut wheat contains
more starch in proportion to the gluten
than the dour from wheat cut after it is
fully ripe. The microscope shows that
the starch and gluten are not formed in
the grain at precisely the sante period;
the starch cella in the interior of the
kernel are filled with starch granules
some days before the gluten cells, next
the bran, are quite full. Hence, wheat
allowed to get as ripe as possible to
avoid waste, makes, nut whiter, but
better, because inure glutenous dour
than that from whest cut early. The
rather common practice of allowing
wheat to stand in the shock until time
to thrash, has perhaps the advantage of
saving once handling, but if it remains
in the field until one kernel in a hundred
gets sprouted, irreparable mischief is
done to the flour. Wheat taken from
the field and secured in the barn, or a
well -Made stack, as soon as it is dry,
will pass through a' rocess called
"sweating in the straw,which leaves
the grain sweeter and much freer from
mustiness, than if it passes through this
sweating process in the granary. -Ameri-
can Agriculturist fur October.
A series of recent assaults by a man
named John Berry, 55 years of age. of
Guelph, upon four girls, whose ages
range from 12 to 15 years, has just come
to light. The names of the victims are
Annie Fisher, aged 14; Alice Large,
e aged 12 and Lizzie Griffin, aged 12 years,
of Guelph; and Sophia McBride, aired!
10, of Galt. So thoroughly had the
sc.undrel frightened his victims, that
for two months or more these vile prac-
ti;es have been going on, and the know-
ledge of the facts was at, last gained
through an outside party.
Ad•er,hits g.
Seldom or never have we seen the sante
truths so pithily and so pointedly dealt
with as in the stanaas subjoined. As a
rule the non -advertising class of mer-
-r i -i Slants are Marlen to complain about
"hard time," "town being killed," shad
All that sltet,ot, thing, while they oval --
look real team of the lots of trade: -
For towns meet ,crow, and t -ate Increaser,
By nerve and enterer:is.
A nd the 7 who 11.e meat have the ploek
To risk amt *Avert .r•.
!Art the -e aro toms to oar town
Who do no' i.4 reenter:
Hood r estceere go mat their doer..
no cheers t,aoh 1:t tow :se.
And when they phi thetr hooka at night,
They're the saddest mon in town.
Aad ever and aeon they mean
'The plane 1. a'etna down
Thee. who are subject to 13ilionsneea,
Constipation, Dyapena. Indigestion err
any Kidney Affection, should take the
advise of an able pit]swam and 1Me Dr.
Carson's Seemanh and Constipation
tern in large bottles at 50 omit. Oen.
Rhyne' epeeiel Agent for G•wlerirh
Dr. Carson never claimed fur his
Stomach and Constipation Bitters any
Mir e.er tors Pewee OP HEALING, but
with the quiet consciousness .4 the me-
dicinal virtues he prescribes them to all
those who suffer from any derangement
of the Stn:mach, Bowels. Liver and Kid-
neys. In large 8 o7 hettles at 50 cent.
. eorge Mynas special agent for Gode-
rich.
ARE YOU 1
Are you a Dyspeptic ? Have you
Indigestion ? Is your Liver sluggish ?
Does. 3 -out food trouble you ' Does
sleep fa' to refresh you ? Is your appe.
tite and energy gone ? Zoresa (from
Brazil) will cure you, tone you up, and
invigorate your whole system. It is a
gentle purgative, acts as a wonder upon,
and gives strength and energy to the
Digestive apparatus. It is tttrongly anti -
bilious, carries off all surplus bile, tones
the Liver, gives sound Digestion and
speedy health to the Dyspeptic and the
Bilious. Try a 18 cent sample at (east.
A Heiser t asawtrede.
Never was there such A rush for Drug
Stores as is now at ours fur a Trial Bot-
tle of Dr. King's hews Discovery fes
Consuwption, Coughs and Colds.. All
pers,one afflicted with Asthma, Bronchi-
tis, Hnareeness, Revere Coughs, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, can
Ret a trial bottle of this great remedy
free, by calling at your drug store.
Nature, after all, is the great physi-
cian. She hides all the secrets of health
within her broad, generous bosom, and
num needs but to get to her intelligently
for his every need. The dlacnv.ry of
the great Cough Remedy, GRAC'p STEPP
or Ran Simms Ors, is an apt illustra-
tion of this. As a cure for Coughs,
Colds, Loss of Voice and Hoarseness it
stands unrivpBed, while its low price and
readiness of scow plasma It within the
retook ntt'Uk Try it and he convinced.
All chemists keep it in 25 and 50-cestt
bottles •- ad
It Pre l(10rmmA.- 4 wareeet. Aant:nitroeTl,rn.
-'By • thorough knowledge .f the natural
laws which govern the ofw.attqria of dht 'siker
and Mutton- and by a onwfuI Appltestaon of
the Ane properties of weanekented Cocos, Mr,
flew prnwli.d ore la/nektons sehle, with a
4 ttavonrel lirreenge which nosy save
ne many vis dealers' Mika It Is try the Jodi-
reointm Ont of nett ertielea of dim that a ,vet.
sutrtuor, 1057lagnat tally tit up tetra ,trove
al aatRrafeo 7,.el entre . tendency are Meting
some es r tt1 to armee votes -rase merit te
week point. We may .Nape many a ty�
Watt _he Lesetee energy's well fortified wltb
pyre betted nod fray name 1 1* neon-
-Cited l�tiO way in Psepk.lp
(tea Ar1�e•�ltrrn (b Aoaesabatblt
two'. emeslesw 11 mho ter . esabfre see..1
trq
Mejer•General Jarvis, of the British
Army, who, it is stated, will Imbueuwser
to Major-General Luard as etito ntider
of the V'oIunteer force of Canada, is .e a
well-known Toronto family. Aoounli.,.
to Haft's Army List for 1881, Semite!
Peters Jarvis meowed his oomeuissiou
the 14th June, 1845; p lnnoted lieuten-
ant 15 January, 11347; otain: 21st $t4{1-
tomber, 1852;- major, Stith April, 1818;
lieutenant-oulonel, 4th J uue, 1873;
ouh,ael, 71b June, 1875. The date .,f
his promotion to Major-General is not
gtjlen. Major-General Jarvis served
with the 82 Regiment throughout t1,•
Indian campaign in '57.59, was in tem-
porary eomteand of three cunpanite
during the relief mf Luoknow by Ler.!
Clyde; was pr sect at the defeat of the
Oevshor (a,utlu..,e at Cat Willi, ore; a;t.
in the action of Kkodagungee, and al
the oecupatuu of Yuttehghur; was prex
ent at the capture of Baseilly, relief • f
Shahjobnu H.re jail, and took peat in the•
actum of Khankur. In 1870 he tutu -
mended a Ialttallon of Canadian riilelttm:,
in the Red River Expedition, .
Should some fanatic or fool take the
life t.f General Arthur, or should he die
by any meals, the Government of the
United States would be without a beuul.
The ooestitutiouel temporary succession
would devolve upon the presiding otacer
of the Senate and then upon the Speaker
of the House of Representatives, both of
which Olken are Dow vacant.
As • Family Medicine Dr. Canon's
Stomach and Constipation Bitters are
rapidly taking the place of pills. t)•ty
are squally effectual, do not gripe, weak-
en, or produce nausea and are purely
vegetable. In lanae 8 oz. bottle, at 50
Dents. Beige Rhynaa special agent f„r
Goderieb.
newspaper saws.
We tall the special attention of post-
masters and subscribers to the following
synopAlis of the newel aper laws :
1. A postmaster is required to give
notice by letter .,returning a paper dries'
not answer the Lew) when a subscriber
dues not take his paper out of the office,
and state the maims for its not being
taken. Ally neglect to do so Hakes the
postnnyter rey;,u' it le to the publishers
for payment.
2. If any person order" his paper dis
continued, he must pay all arrearages
or the publisher may continue to send i
until payment is wade, and collect th
whole amount. whether it'bo taken front
the office or not. There can be no legal
discontinuance until the payment is
made.
3. Any person who takes a paper from
the poet -office, whether, directed to his
name or another, or whether he has sub-
scribed or not, is responsible for the pay.
4. If a subscriber orders his paper to
be stopped at a certain time, and the
publisher continues to send, the sub-
scriber is "bound to pay for it if he takes
it out of the post -office. This proceeds
upon the ground thatt a man must pay for
what he uses.
5. The courts have decided that refus-
ing to take a newspaper and periodicals
from the post -office, mr reuuotulg and
leaving them uncalled for, is prima f oris
evidence of intentional fraud.
GODERICH BOILER WORKS.
Chrystal & Black.
TO MILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN
New 9O1L!•:1171 owl SALT PANS manufac-
tured on st,ortcrr notice.
All kinds of Itepairing executed under the
peretwl supervision of the Proprietors who
Arte
Practical Workmen.
• P. O. Box 1(13. 1787
x1111 13t'ILLIERS.
1KINTAiLf1BRICK YARD.
A piantity of geed white brit k on hand and
for sale at reasonable rater.
The snbecriher in now earn; ir.g on the brick.
maktnit
rie --
maktntf tinniness at the K5.ta0 kilns. and will
Tire all order+ wrath may he tent him the
most prompt attentfer.. The hit N of ttrst-
class quality, and (1e terra. are reasonable.
Aedrees
JOHN K. McGREGOR,
$intall, P. 0
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HOLMAN'S
Paas
Operate Through
the Nerve Forces and
TRAYS WAIL the Circulation.
Holman's Ague, Liver ! Stomach
pad. Por 1 Ago*
ttrouuble& PRICE. s�and atamaeh
004, ('Jesse,$osfs3sofat0Pad. Adapted to
too.
Moorman Spleen Relt. Pur stubborn
ream nt anerj44 NOMI, 1.4 un)181<hr1g Uv.
and
tomseenl■%rrootatirve 57.50.
Moot le1L sewd'ChOdrone' j2 .rnr srtmtna
Mil i navarateAibda��ila.arllKtr[Po��ad��« •7 titer
NQ, ,fl1 J1.ygO Renal 0�4.l10"re,
� Pad.
Mettlmta t� !' PeotorsI a Finag.dtor
or the l Vmr and Luna.. 3.50.
M m n' a: sorp Absorptive Medicinal
Ol#� i•laN..r 1r
.nett.- L�°MIL on 505,5er bas. see.
44elnta. a Abaorpttlive Medicinal
it st=op la
2110.
Absorption Salt for Mod feat**
eases
whew. a • reedRle.wd Rath m. needed, s hesawlisei M a nsweet-
SUM toot beth taw jt. p.ekaeer, ase
FOR SALE BY ALL ORIOMOT$,
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Nast I. lttplear etasa
brown et ail �� gLassa Is NM w
oho ,ape- IL M Sher 55.mltt.
Ilse that essh rad bows the priest"
A Vo Stamp N the Rt1t ttAlr P/D ♦ .
.%5 aim.. ?pa& Wart roues to row
Miss meow ewe ewe en areekw ra. AMtem,
MOLMAN PAD 00.
n rm. OT1�r WirtTOIdrro.
1,
it.r:,t.s.'tt .tit NO tease.
•.h.•',. -t w :•:.l fee out*,
8 ut..•*. .•. I. 1.01' ;data latteilu,•
t''•'' 4 Pi Yea tea, 4,W011'ps'4 1140.14,
Cb 1bjlir, 0 .1!1”. art, ail •-.it. Ereptu,tta
..ne positively t .•.a Pile . It is guer-
Nut4ed to give porfett a.,tllfat'ti.Ol or
o.u11y refom.:•xt. Price d;r omits per
is r. For sale by alt dru,tgists.
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THE KEY TO HEALTH.
Unlocks all the clogged avenues of the
Bowels, Kidneys and Liver, carrying
eft gra !.,ally without weakening the system,
all the impurities and foul humor, of the
secretions ; at the tame time
Acidity of the Stomach, curing
oasness, Dyspepsia, Headaches, Diz-
ziness, Heartburn, Constipation,
Dryness of the Skin, Dropsy. Dim-
ness of Vision. Jaundice, Balt Rheum
Bryajpelas, Scrofula, Fluttering of
the Nervousness and General
Debility ; all these and many other simi-
lar Complaints v1 11 t, the haply influence
of BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Sample Bottles 10c ; Regular Giza $1.
For sale by all dealers.
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makes
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To all whom •
Sy of the bowels -
vire sn Appetiser
Hop Bitters ace reseal
flat,
wh i the der or our all.
tersDon't wait asmyeas,
only feel bad or miserable,
It may tare year Ute -1t leu
5*00 will be mid for a
earn or help. Do not peer
rn5er,but um and arse Mem
Remember, nap .assn i 11e
helots. everroastttthe 'MUNI
should
sere.
ithhoout Mewssso Ma'r• feisty
pe C. a an ableit� sad,Hel.. emeats
sr'estad Isere Modisttessoovee�r.N•ew
oe
and Dandslton,: 15.11 raeL.s
res ase pr�aplrrtr of at/ ether
the greatsal a 0 li eL
sad earl&
se -te..� mill � H
* 4viser%tams.,sallabs
mNsrawass esu* irregalarf.
estuary arcane, or end WMatimnbot,
imam, without Int
aphis .r
1 is u.. Hop Me-
re rink bis it yea
use them et sea,
b,u drsda,
se they inn
or ietyoer t
arm Mop a
m• at!
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AFTER THE FIRE.
JOHN A rQ E Y
The Ti.smath !small! to the front,
1 have pleasure to stale that lespite the lnecnveateeaelfl was put to 4. tel• business to
recent Eris la my preintsa, that 1 am now to full Wart again, pntterrd to rive the greatest
Dorgain.s in Oudrrich tr
STOVES, TiNWARE, LAMP GOODS
and SIN try other lino in th. b,..
1 would ate retare my thank, to the Etre Brigade enc people of C•oderl••I. tor the sus
useful efforts in eating ml. proptrty 1n my absence from Lorre, at tie tate iter!
II
John Story.
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. STRACIIAINT
RAS BIY•.\ t.1, ht.
GROCERY BVSINP.S$
To the 01 ; strand in the Albion Block. toruter;y act spied b► him, where he will be pleased
to .vrlecant all his old customers tine public 15.140117. .5 *aloe cin sktlty Of
NE«r, FRESH GROCERIES
A<
CUE 4.1' 4N Ti1E ('HEAi'J.-T.
D. C_ S'1`RACHAN,
I HAVE BOUGHT THE
HARDWARE STOCK.
-�} _
MR. D_ FERC+UsON
-AT A --
VERY GREAT DISCOtrNT
Nearly all of said Stock, e• well as my own original Stunk, Was mei( brtdee the Adrsse
.r Hardware. 1 am therefore in a position to sex, Cheallee thea ary ether
Some la the Cepty.
Faders', Builders & Gellor1 Hardware
LOVELL'S
irrailice IS COMPLETE; of Ontario Directory which 1 want co run off quickly.
MY STOCK OF
k• 2E81-18 •K' -
TC Lin/iM11 IN NOVEM13EIt 1881,
Pr-iee 4%00.
'11 !r. LIS F1.L., at. the request or several
1 arefiar:fxaplud others of the Province of
rttd ur', of t1•e fifty of Steetreal, nee boss to
ant:. or cr dots furlsitrpi v' .11 Pebhah a RO-
v;; . 1 0, t.:.1.:.iau i,inekTtvI;T, :n No-
e ,' fur, f 1TYf. oath! alien, Int
:.10 rtt,t qt Directory
ANI) A Titotto 'tiff
EL it%f ed &girt:lFS DiI n:tory
••i t • . '. a es. aad : rue nierul In. a It else
cr... '5 ••ns,ao • V,•ilk..,..n Vi,tart•o, with a
( ittsn;.fl'.d-l:'CailIeitc Direr: t:ay
ur 1111 .
f1!TV Or M 'INTREAL
It. , rue, t•..p,t•aie Matuned on
the 1).*:, io., s r ka.o ineial 11;re,.turee of
1 : n i., '1-t. , . i'. this wort,. Subscribers
torn •.:-«•i• • " , t rte's. Terms of Ai.
vert! 1hla.r n siren appttc.ttior.
JOHN LOVSLL a EON
Ilfgatvsal We. 1N1. Publisher.. 17ee
t.,r Bale by JAMBS WILSON,
' ,+• - sail Iirug,!iw a.
D FOWLEFS
EXTRA,:
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ST F?AWBERRY
Cres CAslsra,CAolera Irothus,O -
ttl ritery, Cramps, Colic, Ilea 8Ick.
Mess and Summer Complaint ; also
Cholera Infantltnl, and all Com-
plaints peculiar to children teeth-
ing, and will be found squally
beneficial for adults or children.
ion aau P ALL DROCONTS.
T. MILDURN & 00.,
Proprietors, T aroma
0030 AND BUY AT MOH PRIDES AS 'W'ILL 112.8E TO t"7.
Fresh Ground 11Vater Lime in Stook.
AGENT FOB BEST STEEL BARE FENCE WIRE.
R.
W. Mc ZIP
na-lm.
Eno. O CARRIAGE 'WORKS.
T. & J. STORY,
IAUCCFlsSOBB TO JOHN KNOXh MANUFACTURERS OF
s
8zC_ .1 t.,: do C.
ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT TO ORDER.
es
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REPAIRING and JOBBING done with Neatness and Dispatch, and at Hens
arable Rates. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
T_ J_ STORY,
t1.\1s1ILTON S': 1' i•' ET.
IKNOX'i3 OLD IITND.
'GRAND CLEARING SALE
Boots and ,Shoes,
-A T
CAMPIIETS BOOT �� SE EMPORIA
FOR ONE' MONTH,
Previous to Leek taking.
My Stock is linr'i,'u anti well -mere ortod,
and
GREAT BARGAINS
will be given -
TERMS
WM. CAMPBELL.
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