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Mk. HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, NOV. 3, 1882.
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AoelpnCT. —As the steam thresher be-
longing to Messrs Cunnoly and Slattery
ass returning from Goderich usi Tuesday
evening, and when it had reached Com
nuly's Hill on the 7th con. , by winsome'
the horses strayed to the side of the road
sud the engine full over Tutu that diti .
The young than who wan driving got anus
bad bruises but was not seriously jujus,
ed. One of the horses was killed and the
tngi$e was considerably brukeu up.
8salotta Ace•t•semr.-- An accident of a
very serious nature happened at the sy rup
works, in thistown, on Tuesday worming.
Mr. kl.lmer Andrews wt* engaged to
feeding in cane, to the crusher and had
on a thick pair of mitts. The mitts imped-
ed the movement of his lingers and the
hand became entangled in the cane draw-
ing the huger* into the rollers. The horse
power was at tn:ce thrown out of gear
but beton. the machinery could be stop-
ped three the huger' of the left hand
were soterribly lacerated that aiuputatiun
was necessary. The sufferer is doing as
well as possibly under the circumstances.
— [Record. — —
Mlle 8. Morley has fixed
a h tot lamas for the wiutr
guile oomfurMhde for the
oannectiun with this It luny be
say that our people have; q
mese is Wag .Appalled w
tl .sachem NSW. . *bay tbe
Ill tbe vilaye a the Dauber of leety, are
beiatg ethieated in the private echoed.
Where Was She tat
Tim Clark, of Brooklyn, once
act which he showered the
m hu bachelor heart, and the
the slump, et a pquud of
ak'evety day. (boa mavoinRtha
Iced that his Mina samaaska
hid fall cad away to* mar, skeletoa,aad
immediately be W Pull ted hit boy Bill 1
t . , appear, before the bee.
"Didn't I tell you to give that cat a
pound of neat every day 1" asked the
Colonel.
"Yee, sir ; and (hats what I vire him
every morning before you are out of bed,"
said BilL
"1 don't believe a word act it. My op-
inion is that you either pocket the money
or eat the meat yourself. Bring me the
scales and :he cat.-
The
at."The scales and the cat were brought,
the latter was placed on the former, and
Tom and the marker stopped at the one
pound Dark.
rhere exclaimed the boy in tri-
umph. "Didu't I tell you I gave him a
pound of meet this morning 1"
"There's the pound of meat, sure
enough," said the Colonel, struking his
chin "But where is the cat 1"
Snmmarhill.
Farmers are talking up their ,turnips.
Mr. Geo. Hill's little boy had a severe
attack of croup but has recovered.
Miss Mary, daughter of Mr. John
Juhnatc n, of this village, is recovericg
from an attaca of diphtheria
PIP.
As Wray b, a lessons Mel . -
A pie as a part of speech is s pronoun,
as it stands in the place of • novo, nut •
very objective, most always neuter, un-
less too old, and agrees with any person
who is not sick.
They are generally round one way and
very fiat the other. When they are cut
they assume a triangular shape, until
they are eaten, and then we don't know
what shale they have. They are abou
the only three cornered article of ted
we have except beech -nuts.
A three -c anereed piece of pie is about
as convenient a thing to eat as one ever
cloned teeth on, and licked one's lips
afterwards. This is sharp and foremost
The only trouble is you don't know when
to bite it off; for the mouth naturally
widens as the wedge goes in. The oom-
pesition of pies is dough and something
else — what that something else is or
should be has never been definitely set-
tled.
You can nuke them out of most any-
thing that grows in the garden, except
thistles and burdock& A boy told me
that his aunty made • thistle pie, but
Quilting bees are coming round again.
"Coming events cast their shadows be-
1ure.'
•
Mr. Henry Bear.ut Lia re -aided his
house and has put on a new layer of
shingles. These improvements will add
much to its appearance and his com-
tor
The leaves on the trees are turning the bey said a lie one day before, anti 1
brown. Now is the time to gather cannot trust him aince.
Leaves and put them away in books to I have seen punkin pies made out .of
pick up and burn during the lung winter apples very much. I remember one I saw
evenings when the books are• opened at
the pictures.
ILLNESS. —FOUR' of the children of John
Johnston have been ill, the eldest with
diphtheria and scarlet fever, the others
with the latter disease only. G. John-
ston's little daughter also has the latter
disease. Some of them are almost well
and the others on the road to recovery.
Wo hope this malignant disease will not
spread further.
PEiomoNALe.—Miss Wright, who has
been the guest of Mr. and Mot John
Wright for a short time, has departed
for her home in Montreal. She made
many friends while here.—Miss ,Tilly
Lovett is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Tyner near Belgrave.—Miss Annie
Whitely, formerly of the Huron Road,
near Holmesville, but new of Ttlronte,
has been paving her old friends in this
vicinity a short visit.
3o .srich Township
Miss Kattie Connell, .,f the 9th con.,
is seriously 11 with congestion of the
lungs.
Mr. Adam Cantelon.has hold a horse
t o a gentleman from Exeter fur the
rouud sum of $160.
Mr. A. Duff, of Hdlmesville. has been
engaged as teacher of S. S. No 9, for the it was very nice. 1 tasted the most t f
ensuing year, at a salary of $400. I it myself, I know one ooy who was
very found of pies: in fact, rather than
do without them he would hook them
from hismother-in-law, if he had one,
but he hadn't. Anyway, he was fond of
them; he wag very apt to take a bite out
of one if it was in his way. One day
C SessertkaR Sed.
A g ed mute, e••.xl health, • go ed
ouutpanion and a bottle of Hagyard's
Tallow Oil aro au,uuq the first requisites
for human happiness& Yellow Oil cur..'
Iaheuiaatisnt, Sprains, Lameness, Brui-
s Burns, Frost Bites, ('tunp, Sure
'lltroat, and all pain and lutautatio.n. J:
♦ rad.
If you suffer from ChruuieDisease, and
have little faith in advertised remedies
and hive sought vainly -for a cure. C.et-
sult your dra*gist, or address T. Hil-
lmans R (hp., Toronto, for proof lenitive
rHv r'dt'ng the morns of Burdock Blued
the Great Regulating Blood pu-
�tng Tonic. that acts on the liver,
kidneys, stomach, bowels and skin. 2.
once; it was not a very large pie, but it
was got up in great style It was made
on a white plate with a blue edge. The
under crust was trade of dough, and
was very thin; the inwards were just
lovely. The under crust was made of
what .they call mince -meat and sugar
spunkled over it. The top or upper
crust wac made of dough rope yarn, laid
across like the slats of a bed. Oh, it
looked lovely! Around the edge was a
hoop of dough laid partly over the edge
of the plate and about an inch on the
fragmentary meet. It was ornamented
around the outer part of the hoop with
an impression made by pressing it all
over with a set of false teeth before it
was baked. It was a great appetizer,
you better believe ' They sacrificed it at
!a tea shrine, and it sold readily at four
1 Dents &triangle, cash on delivery.
Werth, of Praise.
As a rule we do not recommend Pa-
tent Medicines, but when we know of
one that is a pub benefactor, and does
positively cure, thilh we consider it our
duty impart that information to all.
Electric Bittern are truly a most valua-
ble medicine, and will surely care Bil-
iousness, Fever and Ague, Stomach,
Liver and Kidney Complaint*, even
where all other remedies faiL We know
know whereof we speak, and can freely
recommend them to all.—Exch. —Sold
fifty cents a bottle by J, Wilson. [6]
Their are a great many people whe
Tike pies but seldom eat them, unites
'tis because they can't get them. I don't
think the common apple pie is very
hard to make, for I made one once out
of cranberries, and all who tasted it said
As apples are so scarce pumpkin peals
are the latest innovation. H. C. Cook,
had one at his place last week.
Jas. Graham sold a fine mare fur $199
to an American buyer. "Thos. Trick also
sold a mare to the same gentleman for
$160.
John Nlels:ctc has purchased from Mr.
James Perdue a fine mare paying there - 1 there was a pie made on purpose for him
for the sum of $160. and put in his way, and he put it out of
Wm. Baker of the ltith con., built a his own way and everybody else's. I
stack of splendid clover hay of second never liked cayenne pepper since; it's tae
growth fur feed last Thursday. There is
a scarcity ..f seed in the clover this fall in
this section.
Le err Au. T
Our rig..rous and changable climate,
and our mode of life induces frequent
colds, that often lead to seat -re Coughs,
Broaching and other lung troubles that
are liable to end in Consumption. 'Phe
best and mord pleasant remedy known
for these difficulties is Hagyard's Pecto-
ral Balsam, to be obtained of any Drug-
gist. 2:
Mrs. B. M. Gifford, of Port Rowan,
was for many years a sufferer with Liver
Complaint, and a serious complication
of diseases. In a recent letter 'she says
that she has only two bottles of Burdock
Blood Bitters, and has nearly recovered
her health, and authorize• us to use her
name in advertising to suffering humani-
ty. 2:
The Monetary These says: —The Can-
adian Pacific Railway is about placing
four first-elass steel steamers on tbe upp{eer
lakes, and in (x.nnection therewith has
secured the service of Mr. Henry Beatty
who has severed his oonnection with the
North-west. Tranaporation Company.
,Mr. Batt) ns to have full charge of all
freight and passenger business of this
line. and teres for England
shortly for the purpose of obtaining
plans and giving the contracts for the im-
mediate building of the steamers.
Mr. Arthur C.intelon has purchased a
driving horse from Mr, Peubt, Marshall,
fur the snot of $I:10, and will now be in a
petition to take his best girl to all the
social parties that may take place this
winter.
Ealgravt.
Very large quantities of grain are beim{
marketed here this fall.
Mr. Hamilton, of Whitechurch, offered
Mr. James Oweus,$190 for a two-year-old
colt, got by Heather Jock. The offer
was refused.
Mr. Thos. Brandon is back from the
North-West. He likes the country so
well that he is pine back in the spring.
Bears are reported to have been seen
in this neighborhood, but as yet no one
has got near enough to have a shot.
Walter Allison is sending 'this fall •
large uumbcr of wagons to Manituba.
Wm. Duncan is helping him with the
blsckstnith work.
It is reported that John Lung has se-
cured tht contract ..f carrying the mails
from the station to the village 1 tr the
next four years.
The Presbyterian Caurch, on the 10th
con , of Wawanosh, was opened oa Sun-
day last. There was a large •tteedance
at the Sabbath meetings as wellas.at the
teameeting on Monday evening.
Mr Role. Sterling, wagon maker, has
engal{ed Mr, Ellis for the winter% Mr.
Sterling intends to get op a let et wag-
gons which he will take e o Winnipeg in
the spring.
Mr A. H olein has been building a
stow fuu.idatiou under his Mmes
Whet' the frame came to les let drown it
was f..tum.i that a glieht utistalculaDou
had sem nude anti the building took a
tasaUle .'ter to .reside. $5.00 fixed up
the damages.
The show flusear was a good one in
every respect. 'flee day was fine and
ewerytesa; *eat off ale meetly until Oxus
sight o'clock w the evening when tetra•
d the toastry lads erased a little aloe
r>iatime *ilk thew gs.reel rag and profane
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W410
ahn McCrea is down front Al
looking to he in excellent health.
Ylie has cheesed Mi attach that many 01
hum schoolmates waked not reeolrnize him.
He has 1 ureheeed a threshing machine
from Illwegow. Macpherson & Co.. ('lin
ton. which 1M will fake with hem a t!
grime
warn.
Wlotar's Bahama of Wild Cherry.
From the Kingston (Ont.! D.sily Whip.
This aid mdicine, the ever -effective heal,
er of ills that Hush is her to, is still be-
fore the public in its full favor. It start
ed on its career of mercy Ifor a good
medicine is a merciful agent), forty years
ago., and is to -day Bought after by the
children of the wen who first sought nut
its virtue and established its name.
Were it not for its merits it would long
since have 'died and left no sign,' like
many a once popular curative has done
even in the last five years. Wiatar's
Ralston of Wild Cherry is no artificial,
deleterious compound. certain to afford
temporary relief only by cutting it. wf�
by powerful agents through vitality, yet
leaving a worse injury behind it.' It i9 a
vegetable, and by natural remedies works
off complaints from a slwht cold to a
threatening orenumption. 50 cents and
$1 a bottle. Sold by dealers generally.
W.waa's Tree reread.
A friend in need is a friend indeed.
This none can deny, especially when as-
sistance is rendered when one is sorely
afflicted with disease, more particularly
1 those complaints and weaknesses so .'cont-
mon to our female population. Every
woman should know that Electric Bit-
tern are woman's true friend, and will
positively restore her to health, Brett
when all other remedies fail. A single
trial always proves our asscstion. They
are pleesant to the taste, and only cost
fifty cents a bottle. field by Janine Wil.
limn. [21
F. J. l'Leviey A Co., preprieturs Hall's
Catarrh Cure. offer $1110 reward for any
ease d Catarrh that earl t he cured with
Hall s Catarrh Cure. Sold by therms
Rhymes, sole agent for I;.tdsrieh. :ten
Pn.etam it far and wide that Dr. Vag
Bi•ssx's Klnitsr Cuss twit Poly Sass*
dwMly relieves .11 kitbag diesasss, hat
what 15 more important to the sahwtu-
`nate sufferer. will ultimately nen him
eferateally. Fold by 3. Wilson. Geri*.
Inas. 2m
WHEN IT is i'NT)F.R6'Tf W"1'
the, moat of the 4t ,e*.r+ of 11- body
whether functios.ldvratomeada er .Iestr ,e
tier n nlc cl• le th r1ca1 orpos, err
povorI meet N tba Menet ear *tarragon er
the Haemes. It Is easily open why W
er'■ lett tea and Canasta. w teh
epeneao the Der on and awfmDation of earl
toteeecmthe work rat repair. N enecetndnfy
used In the Lrea,n,cnt of the wide range of
sfncctinn'. for w1t1.•h n Isew•ommew .w1.
the �iewottont of Prrees (wen ttlon from 1m-
rIr •sr Navy.
Thousutds hoar eitnesx to the posi-
tive ccrative powers of the GMAT Gaa-
Ma!( Iavtooaams, the only remedy that
has proved itself a specific for general
debility, .eminsl weakness, impotency,
etc., and all diseases that arise from self-
abuse or overtaxed brain, finally ending
in ooitsumpti..n, iusanity and a prema-
ture grave Sold by all druggist*, or
will be sent free on receipt of $1.00 per
boa, or six boxes for $5. Address F. J.
Cesxsl-, Toledo, Ohio, sole agent for
the United States. Send for circular
and testimonials of genuine cures. Geo.
Rhynes, Goderich. Stu
WILSON'S
PRESCRIPTION
DRUG STORE.
J UST RECEIV 14: I )•
AT
FERGUSON'S
A 11PLENDID A'.I()RTM1o.:NT uN
FRESI! G1WCERI!S,
SUIT.t4LE FOR THE SEASON.
Spec!al Baron. Teas at Yery Low Prices
25c. p it tb atad upwards. If you want a really fine Tea try my 67.:. Young Hysor,
it is a splendid article and wort'i more m Indy. I have also jilt opeue 1 out a cont
plete assortment of
MRS. PINKHAM'SCOMPOUND.
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
AUGUST FLOWER.
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Special agent for VAN BU RED'S KID-
NEY CURE.
CLNG ALESE.
KING'S NEW DISCOVERY.
MACK'S MAGNETIC MEDICINE.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
ELECTRIC BITTERS.
SMITH'S GERMAN WORM CANDY.
It has become customary fur Govetn-
seut °n ails to deny statements appear-
ing in Reform papers, and a few days
afterwards oonfess that such statmeuts
wore correct. Some days ago it was an-
snuned, to your readers, in these Notes
that the war ship Charykdis wan to be
reamed to the Imperial Government at
once. As usual the Mittuterial organs
contradicted the statement, but nowc.ol-
l.y announce that Sir Leopold McClintock,
Admiral of the British fleet on the North
American and \Vest Indian Station, has
received instructions from the Lords of
the Admiralty to receive back the
Charybdis, which was loaned by the Brit-
ish Government for the purposes of •
training ship. The Charybdis enterprise
has cost the ratepayers of the Dominion
about$20,000, which amount might quite
as properly have been thrown into the
Ottawa River. What a howl would have
been set up a a Reform Administration
had been guilty if such etuyid folly as
that displayed by the present Ministry in
reference to the Charybdis.
Why go on day Rfterday suffering
with splitting headaches when a bottle
of Dr. Austin's Phosphatine will cure
you If you do not believe it ask your
druggist for a circular—and read what
those who have used it say about it.
Price $1.00. 2m 4
Samson lost his strength with his hair.
Thousands of men and women loose
their beauty with theirs, and very large
numbers restore the ravages of time hy
using the famous Cingalese HairRestorer.
Sold at 50 cents per bottle by James Wil-
son. 2m.
A Vexed CMrvssaa.
Even the patience of Job would be-
come exhausted were he a preacher and
endeavoring to interest his •whence
while they were keeping up an incessant
coughing, making it impossible for him
to he heard. Yet, how very easy can all
this be avoided by simply using Dr.
Ring's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds Trial Bottles elven
away at Wilson's drug store '2)
McCOUL BROS et— CO'
TORONTO_
MANUFACTURER S
Corckery & Glassware
Including Stone and China Tea Sets, Children'' Toy Tea Setts, Ladies and Gent
Fancy Te.► Cups and Saucers, suitable for Christmas and Neer Year's Gifts.
Lamps 8c Lamp floods in teat Variety
AND .41' VERY LOW PRICES.
$600.00 Reward.
We will poly the above reward for any cane of
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache.
Indigestion. Constipation or l.'oativenest we
cannot cure with West's Vegetable Liver Pills,
when the directions are stri.tly complied with.
They ars purely Vegetable. and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Large Bones,
containing 1D MA. 23 oents. For sale by all
Druggists. Beware of counterfoils and imita-
tion. The genuine manufactured only by
JOHN C. WEST A CO.."The Pill Makers,
El and 4 King 01. East. Toronto Ont. Free
trial package sent by tall prepaid on receipt
of a 3 cent stamp.
For sale at W IIJS•sw ,1St& *TOSS.
Health is Wealth!
Call and be Convinced
Dir. E. C. W aal& Nam .aim Emalx TilasT-
lMCYT, a a s ,eidHyaena.. peer for Hyeria. Diz-
ziness, Convulsions. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia.
Headache. NelkOue Prostration caused by the
use of alcohol er tda.ceo. Wakefulness, Men-
tal Deprea Pion, Softening of the Brain, result -
Ing In insanity and leading to misery. decay
and death. Premature old Age, Barrenness,
Lass o(Puwer is either sex. Involuntary Looses
and Spernottorrh.ra: caused by over-exertion
of the brain, self-abuse or over -indulgence.
One box -A. ill cure recent case.. Each box con-
tains one month's treatment. One dollar& box.
or eft bone. for five dollen; sent by mail pre-
paid on receip of price_ We guarantee nix
tones to carr any cave. With each order re-
ceived by us for six boxes, accompanied with
five dollar.. we will send the purchaser our
wrl-ten guarantee to refund the money if the
treaimurt .toes not effect a cure. Guarantees
Mooted only by JArVIs WILOOrt able author -
hied agent for Oodorich, Ont. JOHN C. WEST
S CO., sole proprietors, Toronto, Ont.
AG E V 1$ Wance.t. Sig Pay. Light
work. Comitant employment
0- Capital regnired, Jetties Lax A Co. M. u-
real. Quebec 1762
Gray's Speck Medicine
TRADE MARE TUE (:CREAT TRAIN MARK
E,mm.IRH lit:-
xtOr. Aaun-
icing cure
or emtnal
WEAgr ase.
•rmator-
r ca. itnpot-
ency. and all
diseases that
follow as ase -
i (uence of self, MIR UMW
Aeneas M Memooxryy. t'!overeat LSW-
tede. lata hi the Back, nimneee of Vision,
Premature oM age. and many other discasys
that lead to Insanity or eonsnmptinn and a
pvemattrre grate. t; .Vnf p.lniculare in our
pamphlet, which we desire t0 send free by
mail to everyone. The Specific Medicine L
sold by all drum/detest it per package. or six
pee pt for t,the or pwpill ba
es�pdtrfreeinby mall
on receiTHE UR AT MEDICINE CO..Toronso.On'.
tom skid is eleda iCb by J. Wilson.
A CURE GUARANTEED
MAGNETIC MEDICINE.
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LARDINE OIL
ND
CYLINDER
CYLINDER OIL.
^oilcan seat t Feat at the I;Ad muses i bah
hsuede
L80111/. in the Dominion
MANUFACTURERS
ml a:1 .n••'i .yenning n.ealso
Islpwlby swag our toils our LA
IG l 1. DAH 011. has no equal
Meader theft wends, and the rebate e•a aa6 oar
that the rtrr.Ratwg s.serttws are the. be ler
ing,.se naw ale of our. this prices etc., ensag
dicatien to
ale save
IcColl Bros L Co Toronto.
The laxdi.e 1r int sale In Godetirh by
R. W. Me.+KENElt, G. H. PARSONS,
e CkAAR, sed D. K $TRACHAN.
WU-s
• .) tracer& Ma.etta: ( *Plena )
BRAIN and Nkr,RVL1FOOu.
For cow awl waste. ilk and Female.
Farsriars Attenatiori
Barbed Fence Ware contracted fur n any quantity at very lowest prices
SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE.
Wire and barb gaivauised &iter berg t wistud which cannot soaleoff
Use Barbed Wire for Fences.
NO SNOW SIFTS NO WEEDS !IC WASTE LANDS.
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G Ha PARSONS,
CHEAP rfARDWARZ, GODERICH.
ur,-. Nervnossras le all its maws,
r/lPeerrfat►. etrQJeiws'yy.r.rre, l tdyr
Mawmln
Week A ,sen.MMah Heusi Parry, ammo
strrwyraewn$s;o
tii F.ffreafed aiiha*.4*i
rr$ePrem is WaM RefOrewnfra fast fele/-
stereo Piworisi tof
lestereoNwrilsetoff
rose nod rigewIn 15e RN.
Massa t eirtherstOwt Orgasm With emelt e -
g seCgmpq�aled wftb
we w send oar W tlth•n (Joel'
when��77 . 1r rasa treat metmt
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wiltete he maattafle+•lfrper
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11110.1,41
HOOTS AND SHOES
At the Oldest Established Shoe Store iu Town,
In Endless Variety
tc suit the most fastidious and the most economic buyer
MY SPRING STOCK
G now eomple,.e, and I take pleasure in informing my custoinen that at no 1 r.
v Nus time have I had such a
Large & Varied Stock
As at prese it. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price uuti
tt is a positive fact that no such value in foot wear can be got elsewhere.
CUSTOM W ORK
of every grade still receives toy prompt and careful attention, and will be ma a up
in the most approved styles by Bret -class workmen, and
.,f the very beat material obtainable.
I�I�IPS �D(I
Miss, Boots Hol Plated Fite of Cliarg6.
.tt time of purchase if so desired.
E _ D o 'OCT- N11�T G-
SEEGMILLEP.
Chilled Plow
—AND ---
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
Raring pnrehased the Goderich Foundry.
am fitting the premises for the ntannfactur
ofCHILLED PLOWS and AGRIC LTi' RA
IMPLEMENTS on • large scale. Mill Work
General Repairing and Jobbing will be con
tinned. All work guaranteed.
Mr. D. Reinermaa w the oaly man authorize
to collect payment* and give receipts on be
halt of the late firm of Runctman a Co.. an
all persona indebted ars reeueated to gover
themselves aceordingb.
S. 86EGMILLER,
Proprietor.
GODERICH BOILER WORKS.
Chrystal 85 Black.
TOMILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN
New BOILERS and SALT PANS manufac
tured,on shortest noafce.
W. S. Hart & Co.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
God
(LATE PIPER'S.)
Beg to return their thanks to the public
the liberal patronage received durisg the pas
year. and to state they are prepared to d
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of pa -ties living at a distance will enchant/
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FaTAIIL1RHLD IN 1836.
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two new grapes. i unhesitatinglyadvise m
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