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THE HURON d1U N A L, k ftWA Y OCT. 20, ►882.
wee 'assentsew. Ieco. Peek of tomatoes, -1, W.
8waflleld; 1, J. nalkeld. Peck of tome-
Tbe $t s1ey Branch Agricultural So- ; toes, swell -1, 8wamekL
clot)'a Qhuw was held ou Weduedsy, It/.irt•ra.-rl'tty - Teo yards white
11th Mat , et Bay6.ld. The weatherflannel, home - 1, L 8nikeld; 2, A.
was fetus -able and these was • good at- JubuTeq yards colored flauwl,
huwewastou.6allteld ; 2, A Jtohu-
tesdaos. tit e>vrun and apetatvrs. stun. Teo y7ards(uU cloth, bumeatadie
The indoor department was probably 1, R. McKay. Teti yards aatiaette,
.SO beet that hes yet been seen at this homemade - 1, A. Jubilates. Pair
show. Then was a *ray display of e;- woollen blankets, hutneu•ade - 1, J.
Tough; 2, I. Salkeld. Ten yards home-
oellent fruit, while the roots sot pommel made carpet -1, Mm Dolass ; 2, Mrs.
anything we have seen thea year. The Mwir
cC,,ah- Beat d. nen'its' suit of
show of grain was ltght, but the simple, clothe --1 and 2, D. 8. Faust. Skein. f
generally were good. Iu Lidice' work wullen yarn, tee knots or over -1, Huth
McKay. Skein u( sruckin yar4-1 and
there was a very nice but nut very large 2 W Keyes Pair woos en Mnka-1,
display. The show outside was out so Kiss simpwu ; 2, Mita Castle. Pair
rood u that in the hall. In h. rata cottPatron[ tucks n twins, 1 Mss . GTougyl h.
there was very keen ewwpetitiou to s tt; MW Castle. Pair of tine bouts
many of the classes, and se have seen s 1 and 2, Jwtiu Reeding. Pair at
better lot at this show in fortuer years. caret boots 1, Justin Reeding ; 2, 8.
Cattle, also were nut well represented, Vhouise Woes. -Tatting-1 and 2.
although canes were s few very superior Mita Woods Crochet work -1, Miss J.
grades. In sheep and pigs there was a Rtes ; 2, Mies Woods. Embroidery in
small show, but must ..f those exhibited muslin -1. Mies 8. Church ; 2, Miami W.
were of an excellent character. The fol- McFiocht Embroidery in silk -1,
lowing u the Mies M Gardiner. Fancy braiding -1
PRIZE Lis'''. .1.
2, Mies Castle. Bead work --1, Miss
1. Church; 2, Mies Semifluid. Quilt in
Howes*. -Brood inners asst foal 1, J.
patchwork -1, Mies Castle ; 2, Mrs. A.
Sparks; 2, W. Stewart. Twu yerr odd "I'Alb.tt. Gents' linen shirt -1, Mies
gelding -I, A. Sparks Twu year old Cameron ; 2, Mrs_ Swatield. Gents
Ally -1, L Salkeld ; 2, A. Sparks time fancy flannel shirt - 1, Mn. G. Elliott ,
year old gelding -1, J. Armstrong. Oue 2 Mrs A. Granger. Plain hand sew -
year old tiUy -1, Jus Richard.oa ; 2, J. is - 1, Mrs. Swa8eld ; 2, Mies Casino. -
Avery. Span of wurkiug hones -1, J. on. Feather flowers --1, Mies Church ;
Bowerman. 2, Miami Stigmata. Wax fruit -1, Miss
Gastral. Putttrttag- -Brood mare and Simpson • 2, Mies Duuglass Berlin
fuel -1, J. Johu.tOn ; 2, J. Elliott. Two wool work, flat -1 and 2, Mrs. J. Russ
year old gelding -1, E. Johnston ; 2, J. Berlin wool work, raised -1, Mies L.
Wallace. Two year old filly -1, H. Church ; 2, Miss MacDonald. Boquet
Dawson ; 2, R lir Snowdown. One year of flowers - 1, Mies Wilson ; 2 Miss
old gelding -1, J. Campbell ; 1, John Woods, Boquet of flowers, small -1,
Wallace. One year old filly -1, Andrew Miss Woods ; 2 Mrs. W. Woods.
Reid. Span of working horses -1, G. Ittn.ntsrns.-Lumber wagon, patent
McDonald ; 2, Thos. Welsh. arm -1, Roese & Field, Zurich. Double
Cautious. -Brood mare and foal -1, buggy --1, Hesse A Harberer, Zurich.
J. Salkeld. Two year ala gelding -1, Single buggy -1, H. Cantelon, Clinton ;
W. Stewart ; 2, D. McBrien. Two year 2, Hesse & Harberer. Covered buggy -
old filly -1, D. McBrieu ; J. Avery. C ns. 1, Hesse JE Harberer ; 2, H. Cantelon.
year old gelding -1, P. Douglas. One Iron plow -1, F. Seegwiller & Cu. Pair
year old filty-1, T. Naftel ; 2, J. Avery. iron harrows- 1, R Thomlison. One
Span carriage horses -1, T. Neftel ; 2, . horse hay rake -1, G. Park. Set horse
Dunn. Buggy horse -1, I. L. Shark- shoes
�ham;nep Pump -1.
John Rosa. RobeSaddle horse --1, A. Campbell, 2, Goo. poo p -
Bates Povl.ray. - Best pair ducks - 1, S.
Cams --GOADS.-Milch cow, having Bark ; 2, J. Salkeld. Best pair geese -
raised calf in 1882-1, J. Wells ; 2, J. 1, S. Burk ; 2, W. Woods. Best pair
Wallace. Twe year old heifer -1, Jas. Plymouth Rocks" -LSE Marshall.
Wells ; 2, R. K. Suowdon. One year Jepson. - Horses - James Porter,
old heifer -1, D. IL Ritchie; 2, A. Gran- Goderich ; Jane. Livingston, Mitchell ;
ger. Yoke three year old steers -1, R Alexander Innes, Stanley.
K Snowdon. Yoke two year old steers
Cattle -Geo. Walker ; Tuckeramith ;
-1, R S year
n ; 2, John Woods.Neil Mathieson, Clinton ; Jas. Young,
year
Yoke one old ,leets -1, R K Clinton.
Snowdon. Fatted cow or heifer- -1, J. pigs
Weals; 2, R Elliott. Bull calf -1, L Sheep,andnd Anry don erson, hntanley Walk -
Salkeld. Heifer calf -1, J. Nicholson. er, Stanley ; George A
Yoke of working uxen-1, M. Westlake. David Walker, Tuckersinith.
Sager--Cat'hwul.u.-Shearling ram- Dairy -Wm. Scott, Bruce,field ; J. A.
1, J. Elder. Ram lamb -1 and 2. Jas Stewart, Varna ; Jas. Thompson, Ba? -
Elder, Pair of ewes, having raised field.
lambs in 1882. two shears and over --1, Implements -Wet. Purdy and John
John Salkeld. Pair shesrling' ewes -1 Robinson, Varna.
and 2, J. Elder. l'air ewe lambs- 1 and Ladies work -Miss S. Wagoner, Zur-
2, J. Elder. ich ; Miss McKay, Tuckenmith ; Mrs.
Lawmen a. -tam lamb -1 and 2, "C. Jas. Stewart, Varna.
Clarke. Pair ahearling ewes -1, I. Sal- Roots and Vegetables -I, m. Morgan,
keld. Pair ewe lambs -1 and 2, Wm. Goderich : Juba Hastings, Goderich ;
Clarke. Pair fat sheep, any breed -1 R,bt. McIlwein. Stanley.
and 2, J. Elder. Fruits -Dr. Woods, Charles Middle-
Pios-Baagsras.-Aged boar -1, W. ton and Thos Marks, Bayfield.
Cook ; G. A. Cuoi er. Boar, six months
or under -1, J. Avery. Sow, sixmontha raaephailae
er wait -1 and 2, W. Stewart. L a wunderful thing, yet so natural, so
Soyrulsa.--Sow having raised pigs in rcasonaile. Why 1 If you have feel-
. ser Rrewart. 15ow, etz luvutho mss of gonenese; too weak and dragging
or end i an ..11v; too nervous to sleep; an appe-
or under -1 and 2, W. Stewart. to keepbody and
DAILY PRODUCT. - linnet salt butter, tite hardly suit.:_. --i
soul together: headache, w:!!; pains
50 Lbs or over -1, Mrs. E. Sparks ; 2,
Mrs. G. Weston. 25 lbs. soli butter- across the back;
the whol
sysre tem
and
1, Mrs. 0. Weston ; 2, Mrs. W. L. Keys p
ed; p • coughs and e
5Ibs. butter sufficiently salted for table will use one to six bottles of Dr. G. L
use -1. Mn. W. Swaheld ; 2, Mrs. J. Austin's Phosphatine as the case may
Wallace. Cheese, 20 lbs. or over, fac- demand; it will not fail to stake you an
tory or made on factory principle -1 enthusiastic friend. Why do we say
and 2, J. Tough. 2 bottles of john- thus?
Buse Phosphatine
e su supplies
a
made wine -1, J. Cowie : 2, A.
S ton. Honey in jar -1 and 2, H. Dow- ing ani yearning for. It is not a medi-
son. Honey in comb -1 and 2,11. Dow. cine, but nutriment instantly converted
. on. Baker.' bread -1, J. King ; 2, A. into blood, bone and tissue. It is also
Johnston. Home made bread --1. Mrs. deli is delicious to the
certain ataste.tTry
caaseand hetire-
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A. Granger ; 2, Mrs. W. Keys.
GRAIN Alp Saire. -Two bushels white go hand in hand. All druggists. Low -
winter wheat -1, I. Salkeld; 2, A. John- Den & Co.. Sole agents for the Domi•
ston. 2 bushels red winter wheat -1,0. nion, 55 Front St. East. Toronto.
A. Cooper ; 2, M. Westlake. 2 bu•'iels Lost Nation wheat -1, I. Salkel.l 2 The following is frothe1 eAberdcee-
q bushels Fife wheat --1. .1. Salkeld. 2 Dsk., Republica:, oSept.
bushels any kind spring wheat -1, .John fers to two former residence of Goderich
Salkeld. 2 bushels small peas -1, G. A. township
Eliott f.Bothersn half m les
, who own a
Cooper ; 2, A. Johnston. 2 bcshels two- large tract llr
rowed barley -1 and 2, J. Salheld. 2 southeast of our city have just thresh.
bushels four -rowed barley -1. W Town- ed 4, 000 bushels of .... 1 wheat which
send ; 2, G. A. Cooper. 2 buthels whi a tested 60 pounds to the bushel and went
oats -1, J. Salkeld ; 2, A. Johnston ; 2, 38 bushels
to the
for sowiwill ng in the spring.
325e
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bushels black oats -1, J. Salkeld ; 2, A.y
Johnston. Bushel timothy seed -1, J. They n een
are bonanza farmers and thorough
Salkel•' ; 2, I. Salkeld. Bushel flax gentlemen.-
seed -1, J. Salkeld ; 2, I. Salkeld. 12
ears of corn -1, J. Dunn ; 2, J. Salkeld.
Favrr. --Apples, 4 varieties, 5 of each,
fall -1, D. H. Ritchie ; 2, E. A. Robin-
son Apples. 4 varieties, 5 of each, win-
ter -1, D. H. Ritchie ; 2, Chas. McGre-
gor. Collection of apples, 5 of each
variety -1, J. Manson : 2, J. Wella
Pears, 4 varieties, 5 each -1, P. Camp-
bell ; 2, J. Wild. Collection of pears,
5 of each variety -1, D H. Ritchie ; 2,
J. Richardson. 6 bunches of grapes -
1, J. Wild ; 2, 0. Weston.
VZGITASLs.. -Bushel early potatoes
- 1, J. Wells; 2, G. T A. Salkeld 2,J.
el
late potatoes -1,
Dunn. Six fieldn.angolds. long ired-1,
C. Tippitt ; 2, J. Campbell
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mangolds, yellow globe- 1, L Salkeld ;
2, R. PenhalL Sit beets for table w
__ 1, W. W. ids ; 2, R. Elliott. Silt
heads of cabbage -1, R. Dailey : 2, T.
Naftel, Two beads of cau1Aow1'r-1,
W. Townsend; 1. Dr. e
carrots for table ase -1, T. Nail I. WssW. Delays aro �, particularly in
Woods
Twelve parsnips -I. so take at seem Dr.
earl. ; 2, T. Neftel. Two ppospkias- Ride) Dismiss.
1, G. A 2, J. t3alk•L . Tire Vas uana's LIMIT Cris and obtain
.stagers --1 OsrsAeld ; 2,J. selkIIL relief illus sU your sufferings Your
potato onions, impR.gtiar-1, st keeps it. dols. W Mtr
ann, God
Peet
Walken1 f, T. Neel Peek o- risk. 9m _
tab onions, Qaaedren-1, J. Manson ; h.setsaver.
2, W. flwed>reid ; $, III. H.1 Twelve from
Acid _rigs -1e J. lett* ; Ii, J. Man- ' V1 pwttAs !�f boss of
.os.. Sll! M , � e.eI�ur y-1, Dr. Colds, LMNNs d the Throat and IAfll$g.
Se node. Bis nssrot.-I, Dr. (Y W nRaudos call at Wilson's DOW
Woxdi. Twelve Arg 1, J. are s Trial dean �•
paspAsseql, J. A�,sisis• , !th mists SW" t
; •�, A. Johnson.
two nitrons -1, J. Wells ; 2, J. Ana.
Teo lles*ss.loea-1, Dt.
Wo▪ ols; 2,, W. 11. Woods hTwo water
to w.-1 • W. Townson/I 2
1,41611310w•
Tuo or WAR Caaussua. - T•. the
editor of the Sensual. In regard t.. the
Tug tit War that cute elf on the 13th
Set{r( tiers has been su much said. nut
.,uiy by John MoHatdy, but by outsid-
es, that t feel loft in the shade after
getting the reputation of Bruce up and
keeping it up so long. Now, if the Society
is agreeable, I will take ten men from
Bruoe and draw MoHardy against ten
trate Huron test year at the pines.
I will also het any amount to give the
new boons a chance to sweep clean.
1 kohl this Melange °pen 011 the 20th
of October. Replay you will insert this
uhalle ege iu y sur uext week's issue. 1 am
yours truly, ALax.CuaILu, Lion's Head.
J1rs 11'u . J.Treleaven has retuned
from a trip to her permits in Artuweeia
township.
Masan K Crenate, It. Twawley,
and N. Craustan are laud huuting in
Algoma at present.
Mr. Thomas E. Finlay shipped nit
Saturday last a span of good horses to
Mr. John Reid of Thewlon.
On Wednesday, 4th inst , Messrs
Richard Finlay and Alexander Shack-
elt ,n, left for Algoma, where they
intend to look for land and remain all
winter. Mr. Robert Shackelton left too
the 7th inst for the same place and on
the same omission.
new. M. Hey ea etarmeea.
Rev. Juan M. Kier, an able Presryte.
rir, ,..tweter, writes to the (betide Pre_
byteruze. taking esgption to the spirit
in which the withdstwsl of "Marmiva"
was criticised fat Must gaper. The rev.
geutletuaa puints est teat 1ffiere are two
side to the quesfies), end khat if Arch-
bishop Lynch loud the work tibiae
tiouable its some details, it was quite
within his right to call attention to it,
and that in defrrriug the Minister of
Falucaticia was not necessarily obeying
dictation. If he were convinced that the
position of the Archbishop was sound, it
was his duty to defer, u it would be W
pay regard te the representations of
Presbyterians er any other class of the
community who desired the redress of
grievances.
31a srstial.
An incident, the like of which due
not often occur here, enlivened the
streets of Kincardine, on the evening of
Wednesday, 4tlt inst. Late in the after-
noon of that day there arrived in the
town a young man about eighteen,
mined Bayly, and a•girl of fifteen named
Macdonald. They bore the unmistake-
able impress of the backwoods, and came
from the swamps of Huron, in the eiggh•
borhood of Ripley, which had pribably
been the largest plaice they were ever in
previously. On coming here they pro-
ceeded to look for a marriage license, but
being frightened by the big talk of the
newly appointed dispenser of such things,
and not being able to find the other
official, they decided to adopt a more
primitive mode of proceeding and go to
bed, and took up their quarters at H.
Morgan's In the course of the night
the father of the girl arrived, and invok-
ing the aid of the Chief of Police, after
making the rounds of the hotels, found
out where the runaways were. The)
were then aroused, and beth came down
stairs. The old man started out at 2
o'clock in the morning to wslk to Ripley,
taking with him the undutiful daughter,
and left the would-be bridegroom stand-
ing in the street. The 'Chief of Police
insinuated to the latter that he ought to
get paid for his trouble, when the young
xllvx said "us didn't send fur him."
He afterwards left his money in possess-
ion of the Chief fur safety and started
off.
ONN DOLLAR
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A simple herb found on the snowy
plains of a Southern clime hu,under the
skilful "manipulation of Dr. Vow Buren,
proved one of the greatest blessings ever
sent to suffering humanity. Dr. Van Bu-
tte's Kidney Cure *acknowledged all the
world over as the only perfect remedy
tor kidney troubles Your druggist has
it. J. Wilma. Goderich. 2m
About 35 candidates were confirmed
on Wednesday morning in St. Thomas
church, 8esforth, by the Bishop of Huron
Samson bet his strength with his hair.
Thousands of men and women loose
their beauty with thein, and very large
numbers restore the ravages of time by
using the famous Cingalese H airRestorer.
Sold at 50 oents per bottle by James Wil-
son. 2m.
The explorer, Witti. in the service of
the British in North Borneo, has been
murdered by head-hunters. The old Dyak
custom of collecting human heeds had
been thought to be dying out.
W e regret to announce the death of
Mr. Angus Robertson, of Turnberry,
which sad event took place orr4Mlonday,
Octt;b er 2nd. Some time ago deceased
was attacked kr a paralytic stroke, from
which ha failed to rally. Mr. Robertson
was born in Perthshire, Sootland,in 1813,
and was consequently 69 years of age.
Emigrating to Canada in 1853, he nettled
is the township of Tuckersmith, where
he resided till ab >ut 11 years ago. when
he removed to Turnberry, where he Avis
since resided.
A. K. R,bertsun, of Morrie, and W.
H. McCracken, of Brussels, each took
22 prizes at the fall show here last week.
Mayrrosa SKIDS. --The nicely arrang-
ed case of Manitoba seeds exhibited by
J. R. Grant at the Grey Branch Show
attar _;ed a great deal of attention. The
case was divided into 49 apartments and
they were filled with the following varie-
ties of grain, grown in the principal set-
tlement' from Turtle Mountain to Sun-
nyside :-White Russian, Golden drop,
White Goose, white and red Fife wheat,
red, white and b1a:k oats, 2 rowed, 6
rowed and hullers barley, small - field
and golden vine peas, wondow beans,
buckwheat and .wee'. corn. They were
shown in a handsome giass case, with
eight inch gilt moulding.
i'EBAONALs.-R 0. Wellwood, wife
and son have removed from tsruseels to
their farm adjoining W'ingham.-Robt.
Black intends leaving Seaforth to take
the ptionnof head miller in H. Wiffi•
eras well-known mills in Ayr. -W. A.
Tate arrived home from the Northwest
last week . He is greatly pleased with
the west. -C. R. Vanstone arrived in
Brussels last Saturday night from Mis-
souri, he left for Winnipeg this week.
He has travelled over 30,000 miles by rail
since last New Years and will likely make
50,000 betore the close of this year yet.
-We are sorry to hear of the indisposi-
tion of George Leadbeater, who * living
in the Northwest. - Wm. Thompson,
who hail to come home from camp in
London cn account of sickness, is able
t, be atout again although quite weak
yet.
BABY SHOW.- This was one of the at-
tractive features of the fall show last
Friday afternoon, the prize being a bird
cage presented by B. Gerry, for the pret-
tiest baby under a year old. There were
four entries, the babies belonging to
Mrs. Woods, of Seaforth, Mrs. Fred.
Pelton, Mrs. Rett. Kerr, of Brussels,
and a lady whose name we did not learn.
Judges were appointed for this very
difficult task and before long the prize
was awarded to Mn. Woods. As all
were not satisfied Mr. Gerry offers two
cages as 1st and 2d prizes for next show,
to be gfven for prettiest baby between
six and fifteen months old. Surely with
a whole year's notice the baby show
should be a success -(Post.
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John McDonald, ..1 Sarnia, aged 50
years. creased to Port Huron the other
day and married Jane Henderson, aged
20 years All went well until tt fvrmer
Mrs McDonald nut i!! 1 ea:nu for John,
and toe!. atm in triumph back to Sarnia.
Late in the afternoon, hi,wever, John
returned to the object of his second love,
and both started on a steamer for Alpena.
Wife No. 1 arrived at Port Huron shortly
after and telegraphed to Alpena to have
the pair arrested on the arrival of the
steamer, and they both linger in St. Clair
County jail.
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Why go on day after day suffering
with splitting headaches when a bottle
of Dr. Austin's Phosphatine will cure
you 1 If you do not believe it ask your
druggist fur a circular -and read what
those who have used it say about it.
Price $1.00. 2m
After many years of pat :tit investiga-
tion Dr. VanBuren, of Germany, finally
succeeded in perfecting a Kidney Cure
that would permanently relieve all r,.tses
of Kidney Disease. Re sure and ask
your Druggist for Dr. V.ti11ui:EN's KID-
NEY Colas. Sold by Junes Wilson,
Goderich. 2m
A s:eaeral stampede.
Never was such a rush made for any
Drug Store as is now at Wilson's for a
Trial Bottle of Dr. King's New Disoov-
ery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds.
All persons afllihted with Aathtna, Bron-
chitis, Ladiesas ail
Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, ortalimo
en. We want au .{Kent in every
any affection of the Throat and Lungs, county Full parttrulars fere. ddress,
can get a Trod Bottle of this resat tame- U, 11. MruuAoctuuttg Co., N. illi Swith-
dy Fxas, by calling at above Drug field Street, Pittaleirgh, Na -
Store. (4) (
Gln ixtraordinary Offer !
TO.A.Q.E TTEt_
GOODS UNSOLD RSTURNED.
U you aro out of employment and
want to start in a business you can make
from $3 to $10 a day clear, and take no
risk of lou, we will send y•.0 on receipt
of $11, gouda that will sell readily in a
few days for $25. If tl e Agents fails to
sell these goods in four (lays, they can
return all unsold to us coni we will re-
turn them their money, can at}'thing be
fairer t tt'e take all risk of loss, anal the
Agent gets stinted i t a h s:cua, that will
be permanent, and pay front $1,000 to
At Toronto onTuesday Judge Armour
fined six gentlemen who should have put
in an appearance to serve on the Grand
Jury, bet did not, $25 each.
CINoALTAR. - A name well known in
onnection with the Hair Renewer,which
restores grey hair to its natural color by
a few weeks use. Sold at 50 cents. per
bottle by James Wilson. 2m
The recent disastrous explosion on the
steamer Richelieu was caised, according
to the inspector's evidence, by the igno-
rance and stupidity, of the engineer in
charge of the steamer.
SHOO Reward
ie offered for any case of Catarrh that
can't be cured with Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Taken internally. Price 75 cents For
sale by George Rhynaa, sole agentnt3 foror
Goderich.
A RwvittD-Of ors dean " TaAsax-
ILT" to say one sanding the beat four line
rhyme or "Tatman'," the remarkable
little pea for the Teeth and Breath. Ask
your druggist t for
An Error Corrected.
Our garrulous contemporary the Tor-
onto Moil observee that wherever Mr.
Blake went on the stump last June he
rolled up majorities for his . pponents.
Yes, indeed. This fact was eep cialfy
eotissable in those Western constituen-
cies in which Mr. Blake delivered ol-
dness*, the Lembtnns, East Min,
Ow* Perth had West Huron for ex-
ample. -{Ex.
A rented Cesrpmme
Even the patience of Job would Ne-
to me 'Mangled were be a preacher and
• Assenting te neatest his audience
as � while ary were teepee,/ up a. iaeaaaaet
CA SEs to be h I. Yeeig k b.p oireft Mr kine
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to be ►sand. Tat. bow •e•e�y'try .an all
lawsittr will convitigs
this be avoided by Bits using Dr.
and oboe' r_ s Elsg's New Dispoverr foe uta.slapeios,
regew sins bottle will do Coif Cough awl Golds Trial bottles owessway at William's dreg store (
FRESH ARRIYATJS.
CANNED
CORN BEEF,
LUNCH TONGUE,
ENGLISH BRAWN
POTTED
TO. G UE,
BEEF,
HAM
RHEUATISM,
Neuralgia. Sciatica, Lu.nbaggo,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell-
ings and Sprain, Burns and
Scads, Genera/ Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Paint and Aches.
.. CHICKEN
FRESH
SALMON AND LOBS (LR.
A FINE ASSORTMENT
OF
Christie Brown & Co'E
BISCUITS AND
CAKES,
TEAS,
SUGARS AN
Pure Spices.
TRYI THEM
Chas. A: Nairn
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EN EWE
ALLAN LINE
of
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY. OI.AS-
BUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
MAIL vTE.4 KEJ* - gEANON 1882
Cabin. Intermediate and Steerage Tickets
Loeser tuTaa.
Steerage Passengers are booked to
Lond
Cardiff. 1Queenstown. DerryBe f
Galway and casow,
at wine rates as
Liverpool
•AssnNON MON NLNM ,OCT. It
PARISIAN •.
OCT. 21SARMATIAN (X' r 21
POLYNESIAN NOV.V. 4
SARDINIAN N 1
C I RCASSIAN NOV. l8.
VER VI
AN
PARj81 N NOV. rs.
Tor tickets sad every Informatloa apply
t AN Omer*sweet tau.e w ..eta e••ii mhome On.
H. A tdlTWNG.
Ticket Agent.
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oaro .e.ey of M OsaM. slid every est .can _ _ - - - --
be wlta ` ma lets cheap end ponies peer
el IIIII l>lre.ttw. 1. lima Lempages.
SOLD IT ALL ID=1IISIID DLLLEl
ncle
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•
ANCHOR LINE.
ITNiTED STATEN IfAit?MAKERS
Nall Weekly to and from
ll*w YOUR awnOt.Aauow vis Lostriol.naa&Y
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&Peon t GMs. oto root urn Tickets. Sra.
Ntaseage Massage^ tinniest at tow rates.
Passenger accoenmodat Ione uneweelleA0.
41t N'IAwaaeaae nv IM e t Dreg.
Paaaaeeses belled at lowest rates to at from
Oeelnaw1. hely. Norway. Nwewien. Ilea,a•rk.
k r.
of
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•
111%. apPer ply to HINON tIION/ S aROTN1E1tN.
rime art
or to II RA. R. W A RNOCK. i onnItlsugoi stab
12111
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rms obs
(ktPartlaaI (yon Poetised Willow caawloe AetrsMems i11.. .t,tx, erm t
lest -int.
Has bean In
constant nee by th-
public for over tweet
years, and 1s the best
preparation ever In-
vented for RESTORING
GRAl' HAIR TO ITS
YOUTHFUL COLOIR
AND LIFE.
It supplies the natu-
red food and color to the
hair glands without
staining the skin. It will
increase and thicken the
growth of the hair, pre-
vent Its blanching and
falling off, and thus
AVERT BALDNESS.
.�
It cures Itching, Erup-
tions and Dandruff. Al
a HAIR DRESSING It
Is very desirable, giving
the hair a silken softness
which all admire. It
keeps the head clean,
sweet and healthy.
The
State
As sayer
and
Chemist
of Mass.
and
leading
Physi-
cians
endorse
and
Teccm-
mend it
as a
great
tnum ph
in medi-
cine,
$vv f R THE D C
WH I S KE R S
S DyE
will change the beard to a BROWN
or BLACK at discretion. Being in
one preparation 11.15 ashy applied.
and produces • permanent color
that will not wash off.
PREPARED BY
L P. HALL • CO„ NASHUA, Nil.
$.11 to all Dawns in Medians
eras
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�tnna, is the PEST anICODIAPIDITI,IbrIcso
tor, to t M• world -1k« BEST hansom i dose
not Eon'., but tonin , sleety peOliewoPieties usor-
ties ever the aide, .eeue.ne
tlattMttte tM swan too, E Alf sT be-
lt sesta No Mons loan Infector
sett mos baa was ess the work o
Of M SKIMP tomtits. A neem sa wah
Nirvana% Int Onartsa.'i ins tang Yat
Cesslsaaw•rs, . .mages segpe•
as fur Wagons eu A RR a he
reheats 110 MwMsso.
ira
Om Pi COPiMal" d TMfep IseO
Ib eraq sisal trees.
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