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The following ivietr4y dfrom Nun j SPRING Gf10�S
.d he following
and vicinity i. from
bye•yrle for February. lt will .
perusal -
MY Dz-tit Brett•llt—l'k• l.t,ove is t
title given to Uuderic h last bummer by
one wheelille, and eudursed
r who has visaed the
old n proverb, "Sats
"4310 a . le slid ate Hoderistb
iery
die, m ht be app. prutelly
you die."
Acknowledged by summer visitors to
be the pettiest (rive to C teed. ; it,
beautiful situation, together v:ith its
xplendtd gravel needs a • t t:herutiu3
glimpse of scenery. P, . u•dhing ed
the piovurbial beauty of its young ladies,
all combine to reader it a %cry Parrdiar
to bicyclists. Not outy are all itestreets t ".e$ory t'OTtrr
i{ravelltel, but shoo ell the ,.pprawchea
from the surrounding country.'the rant Striped `11irtiiig-,
from London, vis Luean, Eimer, Bruins -
field and Hayfield, 66 utile+, . if jne if'r'' •
the finagle rdele ta. h td t C. d-
ads ; ZOed vel Isaias allelic iv y and`!' t, �
no tills >.1to N nnotpMuug. 1tr�ld IM
Ambits/Ho'ender, honete., wiahl Cut
. hoi u selection of hills en which to test
his climbing powers, he tui cone from
Tints
1N1LL,O\t'f,•; ;,;Ni.
Brumfield via Clinton, the disteucc that
way is some 4 nines shorter, but wut.;ti
:ie u mush homier 1f the !i►lir were. tolled •
est. If st v of 'paha Si atltlt7 1110 .1.14,411Y r J'C .) ':
infortnattun regarding that Alpine pioec
f ro.vi, they .au ase ar.itt Pathe, watt !'rialto iii all the New •
l ll'1th r
04o,U ISld,WV, a Urge au :f , Idoeg.
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J. C. DETLOR & CO
,:,•t •.. ..t..t\'arrMt, OIdianlald. Jt.s,uuekekes eaI\\'11.1,Ot'►MNMF:vF:ItAI.a.11.t: t•,
i. • ,. Inca orf dollars: have you aro ids .• wh
nit ..,.No. --rel --reloaded* oar'sweretorntodonu.r'1h
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,',a.yi.lttl by otlu•r$,older,a lith of Kid
b a Irat 1';'.�o:, V, 4 .. 1rte;. tont meta.
end Low tansy all W. •.l Claudeat
• o. rteeriet ant Drab fennel. %Mai. h
w msay 'axle of the rare I slot from
•4.,1a. , tows the \ silt} of ('alto,
' )'.O•ce.
e s.,ringI.4'*'vi'. tem otie.,.1,•. •r .,..1l be .le las( al the w.*,.•r, sud .1
,r .t.1,1. Jt :,,y .
at special
intone ions by the pies*. ,lust reovived unr case of
Mal'' OP 3E''MtI1V pftINTtB.
Ft u.. -I•• ,•I liner In it R F: 1+-t 4:u1 !.norm of 111..\4 1. C A Sii\1 F. It i:1
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CALLS ATTF.I•ITIQ . T. '1'111.+ FI/ '..UN's (i..:
Y'� 1 �,�•tr lJ NG, ..s.\ L\l;oe .% (il1Tlawxr,
Nix I \'I'P:>t1' U'•:sIt.\-oats
-�— z 1 ` 1 - s••' \ , I�:' L��� I�
peg:: e:K LI,F:: 1 ':.\ I:1 1:•1 V. r i .'. i. t 1 t .' `.
has boon over it and can speak finial ex • - ^J
I.erience. On arrival in (i•,dkrich, , ., c,,);ii alto T.to\vesf tt. 1 ht t•
visitor tittle himself no the "Square'
which however will be wire ap{"try gold llpicid and at prictst til:ot
him the;impnsaien ofoideele, teeing ue• • , , • ; t ..
ta`uo in shape, and having the etglit •
principal street' radiating from it. lit -
t he centre stands the Court Elegise, :sir. DEFY Cpm P E T � -i" I 0 N ' -
ronnded by a fine petit of Rant: with
uu.neruus shade trees, giving it quite
a pa -k like spussesuce The diatauce
::round is about 1 of a mile, f,.rnuty. it
beautiful course. Leaving . ur 'head
uarteie, 04 anti& Iltechange, and k
tug a run deem West &l'eet to the li
house, we. itld ourielvee on the edge
the bank. ennne 1411feet' shove the Is
with • splendid vie% over the blue wat-
ers of Lake Huron, the hart,. .r and the
si inland Riser -arch t Isere ti omit into
th,• 1 A r a tort a,oi down t
the etsrl •f -Not t�ri.l tl/,uud bj
the j..tl, brills(/'' us- t•., tie Ateg !int
where we gotta t'ralil View et the beauti-
ful i.riley of Maitland, with as wooded i
bank& land the river winding its way -eel a-
ttryegA its fiats tat below., till it rah**,
tb`Lits. Continuing tree way rosnd lob
come to the C. T. R Station at the end
of gnat Street, where we conte upon an-
ot 6s. reset of valley and river n,vgr
a 11511, in length, with the village of
Maitlandville lying down in the hollow
to our Ie(t The river is here 'pruned
by **new Maitland bridge, •bandsoa»
into structure, opened to the peblld het
Dominion Day. A fine Sunday trip is
out ,y�Io the Point Farm, Mr. J. J.
Wrigptys beautiful wormer rearm, 6
Indio north on the Lake Shoe Raoul.
Leaving town by the Maitland Bridge,
we da* thnesgh tits village thee .ttp-
lhibirsp i Sill, a long init&IIab, ta+t+uat
the staying poser. The rider is however
rewarded for his trouble. by the view ••P
reaching the top, when he will probably
stop to get his wind, and may take is
the view st the same time, Then four
miles o(.gur.d grltvel road until we
the farm, where we have about s mile r
mud or dust road, as rhe case may be,
interspersed with patches of corduroy
rather trying to the patience, and elicit-
ing numerous "cursory remarks." On ed Dross Silks, acid
arrival at the house, we era however re-
paid for our trouble ; piling taschines, White Tablings.
we at once make for the. beach, and en
joy a refreshing dip in thea.l waters of
the lake. Being,by this time remiuded
that we feel hungry, we walk to the
house -to interview the genial "Joe" on
the prospects of dinner, and spend the
int.erventina time in • climb to thetop tf
the tower, some $90 feet ab..ve the Lite,
whence we obtain. view unsurpassed in
Canada. After an ample dinner, and a
good rest, we again mount saddles for
home, where we arrive as the shades Of
evening are closing in. Another fine
afteroeon's run is around by Smith's
Hill and Manchester to Benrniller, where
we crass the river and home by the
Huron Road shout a down miles of good
going with some fine bits of scenery
thrown in.
And now hiving described .sur town
and ■urroundinet, a word about our-
selves. In the Lnguaae of the gentle
e
Wordsworth, "we •reeeven,"1
mystic seven, but we hope to fill up the
dozen before this season closes. That
seductive youth, Perry Doolittle, rod. in
bore one morning in July, and hie Petra
ordinary performauce, arupled with hos
insinuating elcqueoce, induced your nor•
respondent to invest in, the first bicycle
owned inOoderioh After wrestling with
the diabolical thingfor a week,and gettin {
more or lass d.maged is the interval, be-
sides undergoing all the chid sof the ir-
reprsssible small boy, he at last ..eesed -
ed in keeping his perpendicular, .and at
ence awoke to the conviction that his
iife hithcrtn had been 'fiat, stele and un-
profitable," but that, after all, he had
not lived in vain. Aix others •noon fell
victims to hicycleenania, and there are
indications of its breaking not 'gain in
an .gvravated form this sssaran. Se
much for • •irtn.,ns example. Your
newsy and interesting peper ie much
liked by threw who receive it, and if it is
not still more widely circulated, it won't
be the fanit of
Yours truly,
HUWSIutt.
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WIt01.11ii12. AHD I110TAL.
Itrugc,Chemicals, ilye 9tuIs, Horse nag Cattleltea. •
Psecy NI Pde•
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wi h especially t.•• mention
4,
Black Cahme;es, Black and Color -
C'olored and
Over 100 Pieces
of Embroideries from 3 cents to
45 cents—the Cheapest Goode of
the Kind ever seen in town.
Ladies who would regain that clear
rosy cow.plexion en justly coveted, will
realise tbeir hops by using Fountain of
Health. Price 26 cents
pedw/ak Maretees.
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tri.\1 1. I',\'t 1'F.I:Vv, \ AI)!sNit5 1,PIT ttao%IA 11110. !'.
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C?• WEST-S'T., GCjFR Tr''T'1
-4 THE FALL TRADE , N. M I LLI W ERY 1
F. fin, n.,,,; ,,ltt'netl at thttt l to:ul(lunxt•.r. s .. '.'t•:• ' 1 'hi.:"•moo 1•d(iliFe:
4 CO It11,1,I an. now in a position to .tat,' tont '';'• late t lC* h.,t•'i^.t.i'rial
- C ;t)1tiiinost reasonable prices loon lis' foal;:.: ti,e7.-. i:ror\-tl•ili;: in the
aro. Millinery.line in Misses, Young Ladies, '.1.1'r.:.1- :t:i,l Intl.• t• -•'t' e:tr it
t:1: on vied' not the Chicago Honest. A lna•tit•ulaiii lint• lint. is \VidoWR
Caps inn be seen.
MISS WILKINSON iy also agent for l;uttt•rit•t::'-' ",'tt('rii . and
DragIiiit 1 Perjter's Stiam bye Works, Tore::lot;.
t'e.-•.i.i.n: . Ttoil.: .At Wlr• an
80B9$VLA
and all wrote/ow dismal" New,
Baemw iteteMs. strt�wJelr.'ltiss ons.
maniacs, netts. and 1Lrwltaf.sf.1 alae llkN.
are tMs direct result of an immure of the
blood.•
To care these diseases the Mood must be puri-
fied, and restored to a beanhynd natural condi-
tion. Aria's SAa.APA.ILt.A has for over forty
years been recognised by eesiwt- sendleal au-
thorities .s the most powerful blood purifier In
eslstenee. It frees the system from all foul he-
mon,
o-mon, enriches and strengthens the blood, removes
all traces or mercurial treatment, and proves lb
self a complete master of ase scrofulous disease.
A Resent Cure of Aevofnleua Soon.
•' Same months ago t was troebied with scrota*
IoW sores (ulcers)on.my rep. The limbs were
y swollen sod inflamed, and the sores die
lanae mantNed et orhseNa matter.
remedy 1 Vied failed, until 1 used atones
=s£PASILLA, 01 whlcb 1 hthree
have,
now taken the
MR 1O{ges, with the result that the sores an Ma�sd.
s my general health greatly Iwpr•oved. 1 feet
vary grateful for the good your medicine has doe
Wt. lours respectfully, Mos. Ato (YBetAx."
lel Sullivan St., New York, June 24, 1rc1.
.�• AU persons interested are Invited to
en�1. o.Irr..O'Brian; also upon the Rev. Z.
P. Wilds of 78 Roast oath Street, New York
City, who will take pleasure In testifying to
the wonderful efficacy of Ayer's Sarsaparil-
la, not only fa the cure of this lady but its
kis own rase and many others within his
knowledge.
The well-known .writer on the Boston Herald, B.
W. BALI., of Rochester, X.N..wrtte.. Juno 7, 1812:
" Having suffered severely for some yeses with
Ramon, and hsviug failed to find relief from other
remedies, 1 have made use, during the past throe
meths of AYClen SAaSAPAR1l.r.A, which has
eite
sed s eeetplete cure. 1 consider it a ns.galfi-
esat remedy for all blood diseases."
In all other Departments our stock
is complete, and Prices as low as
the lowest.
A Complete Stock of (,roeelries.
Our
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
e tfnnlates and regulates the action of the 11-
gesavt end sedmlletive orgena, renews and
w }efftissie tke vital formes, aka speedily cores
Iiewrsleia, Rheumatic clout,
gMa@b, Gas mI Deiility, and all disesteem
Mosta. from as impl.rished or corrupted eo•dl-
Lion of the blood, sod a weakened vitality.
It is tneomsparsety the cheapest blood medicine,
on seems* cel Its esaeentrsted strength, a.d groat
powst oust dlsatae.
3 Ta1rTA•an BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by .33 Druggists; pries el, six holtiss fee tilt
50cent Japan Tea
deserves special nwntion
5 lbs of Tea for $1.00.
The Best you Iver saw for the
(ionwr•tt. Mar. h !, Id*.
Wend..rale• hath MMI •Mtn Price.
(nerlegl a beat, I (0 • 1 at
Flour4NI 1 *0
aM. ► . 17 • e al
Pew pi.:eel • o„
Barley.
sh 6 Mi 0 • 0 •
7M 0 11M
Har•. ti ten 0 111 w e 11
Ratter. 11 1..... 010 w• 0 9
Ow, e. hapeskd) a 11 0 11
i ew1_ fig l' 1
pram • rept • ..... .....
aloe • rot4
Wow) 3IIf 110 • M
1 Ii iii
Rides
WANTED'
Tritonlenther the pleee: THE ('IU1'.\(1O IT( 'S West -St root.
t1 E Vtil A^ J V L S
AT ret t
1 • !`&L & `! .
OA Works :.
Star ' `W S �:.
(19,000) Nieet,ei. Thou,;vtl Fite Hnn-
0—v-
0 -v :: RC0 �_ C! s
•
CORD OF
�/oo Scotch, Eu�lish, Irish & Dubin tweeds
llassuLl lleathli r173-Gx n v r, =,oP
BOLTS,
(38) Thirty -Eight mat, Prices THE L A DIMS' SAY
$2.F4.1 to $2.7%1.
THE •DOMINION HAIR RESTORER
,,((ADE BY S. TAI'SCOTT, of Brantford, pleases them better then shy orpreluir•-
C.STT 17
nn1 tion they ever used. It t man refreshing bi ca.. of ht-adeche or feverishness of the
a W �og� Ina1p mkt.," ", tradedtraded(lrsv flair naeuntc a charm ;ly n tl atm)ayni h'slthy n3p.:rnnce.
12,000,000) Two lot, 0 Iwo • -[
Consisting of Soft Elm Ruck Elm, Base -
wood, Maple, Birch, Black 4.ch, White
Ash, Hemlock, and ill kirni' of lregs, for
whish cash will be paid. APpl) to- '
JOHN ECOBIE,
Star Salt Works..i•oderick
wILS0 rT, S
Price 50 Ceri.ts Pei 7?ottle
-GEORGE REYlUS,
A C3•ENT FOR G OTYT3 IOH.
. i •., .• �'�TKEFARM�R�Ii�'TNEIr�I�N'��Y���H��I)N
P�scr� too Drs t�1
P , (;EN'l'LEMEN, -By request •.f n Iarye ,tptuher of they .t • the coy ity
- we have decided to manafacture
ROWN'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY BUIL
ICOR COUGHS, COLDS, RC, ' "'
DIAMOND DYES,
-THE •
BEST IN THE WORLD.
SEEDS! RELIABLE SEEDS!►
O(114 DRSCRIPTIVE PaICsD OAT-
Ai,OGUR, b.autlf.11y 111wi180el Mn-
talnl all seeeessty lefe.•maNen flat the ante
asesett1 euN/vsitns of \-rgetalaee. Hewers.
field Roots, 1•otatt eti. e:. . Is new psi tubed,
aM will he malted free Is all appMo•ata.
• JOITN A. nitres too.
Seed (trnwere. HamIitoa. (mads.
320 Ams FR.EE!
COLBORNE BR4)S i
IN THR
1OC- PER- PA.CSbQF_
D' v i l'e Lake. Turtle Mountain
a .ad Mouse River Country, 1
NORTH DAKOTA.
Trib.st%rr t.. the Posted 0114••s law/4/ee to
GRAND FORKS, DAKOTA.
•Atvie1AL. ittr. aid P11ltlt partlr.I.se
malt' 171011 to am address hr
H. F. ICNALLY.
(rimers) Trsedarte I Agsal
17 poll
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REIAPZIQGF AND MOWING MbCHINES,
uv action with our Plow business ft r the year l$ir3, which for material end
,coot kn• tnship will be second to none. Do not git a your order a for reapers or in ,w -
I era ant •1 you see those manufactured by us. We will attend all the spring fairs in
County ,whislj will give the farmers a good opportunity to inspect our machines.
We di lT warrant our machines to do as good work as any ether made. We %•t11 al-
b bare s number of good
L A N D H O L L E R S
for the 14 ring; trade.
$IN�
STOVES
tonsorial.
OOO
always on hand, and will be sold cheap for cash, ••r be exchange.; wood t salt
paid for old iron. SEEGMILLEIt d et).
Getierich F. u.tt:ry,
•
T013N' moi._ NAF'"'�,t='i..•
CREEP HARDWARE O`t► sw
New Firm 1 New Goods 1 New �'r;c:?s.
March. Int. Just received a choice assortment of table riflery, n..
razors. In these Hess I am ebrieg • dna ohne article, la tin Is It .,t •es •ur 1 IQ
Nh.Akld Eng . (7ues. end see say ivory handled knives ani flack .o:.h
nate& .(Ino Aho hast bone handled. bort rent. an 1 comeontteet I .•1
waters In every �a•f!�
la knives alai 8•rlts for p.n� use 1 her. areonget others, • vanes;
handle sad blade, with amen ars ter eklktreu
:epctal value 1s tile, diced. sad see apnoea. something new in .1 .•
silver, eMsper, tad leaks JIM as welt. Meer white throughout. Icon t .
whether rem seas se bay or set. No fresh& t•. show hoods,
ihrWese sad ethers w•a • call In end etc the Zorrka so•�t. •
(ruelpb f1Bss s geode Co. iaae rid and . heap.
Sarnia Agricultural Implement Yanafacturini
t . 1 M ITED_,
MANIJFACTURERS Cas
. 1 . • to
Rappers, Mowers, Binders 8 T',' .
!'ire the Dominion Separator bef.trt• You 1'uteh•ixe . Tll„ E.
nine. Simplest and Treat IhlrnIde Met hie R in the Malt
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RRI4411T. PRACTICAL BAR
W . a>b. �tend .« T . i v >s ; ,A 11} 1 • : �i :V `+� W A 1'v '111"
W v1sR Peeler. near '
IDS lllieeEA M • lwlisafl 1. I. a ♦ e t..,rw CI
se t tires* Si fesef.aegirs �is1IO111103Rt A_ ROta '
Aesetal greet
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