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8o!....4 Report for August --alcor. Dili -
Ghat - V ttllaaa-'total narks 7 •) --1 Hee•
hest - lnb.rtsuu 572. 2 MI.: y 31orrish
5 }V ehm-4li30-1 Albs, i Robert-
le4 4ilti 4 B.MY Stalwart 400, 3 Henry
Xort'sh 461, 4 Annie LeTuuzel 317.
IU VeretsBeor.-54A-1 Rabt. LeTuu•
eel 43.7, 2 Albert )L«lel 433, 3 Gusty
Yigttgme ++90 4 Herbert Fisher 407, 5
Albert Ciudbill 358. III Class, June. -
Mk -4 Jas. Morrish 42.2, 2 Gottfried
Maedel 363, 5 Eddy Fisher 328, 4 Man-
ual Msedel 305, 5 Clarence Walters 282.
,Jtguiur Diyisiup--Il Class, Senr.-165
.»l Ldtiu Loud 141, 2 Ehr. t Lunt 140,
:I/lu*Uce Gledhill 1:12, 4 T.izzie liob-
erpn a 129, 5 ,1 'flee
Jas Less 1::,. II s,
Jr.1- 140-1 Carrie Church 121, 2 Lizuo
Ste" • it 103, 3 Geo. Gledhill 10.3, 4
At . . Stewart 20, 5 "(`harlie Mandel 89.
'1t t Mt ---1:1c• -180-1 Martha You'll,
Al.)'1 Mary Rodgers 161, 3 Karr •
T•'•t t 1148. 4 Ambrose Vanstone 140.
5 J.1• . Piper 117. II Part, Jr. -100--- 1
Facey Fisher 91, 2 Willie Fisher KI,
3 O' n Moore 74, 4 Libby Fi..h'•r 71, :n
51st a Handy 70.
13t- enlnat/be.
TI
e Tecuwseth House has changed
1'au•'t. It is run at present by Joseph
Nisi r. He will be found a very obliging
host.
P. ter Kerney has started a general
stone at this plane, and is doinga rushing
hush see. He is also postmaster. Her
Maj. aty's mails ari n e and depart from
here tri-weekly.1.'
Sine of the 4. ys, feeling nether (117,
euteitd the cellar of George Brophy,
and took a keg of beer, drwk all they
wanted and left ,hat remained in a
vnrart house en the premises. They
will likely get a warn reception if they
try it again.
,1tchael Walsh, on-' of the farmers
engaged in the erection of C. I:ayuer's
barn, recently fell a distance of 27 feet.
eine of the rafters was not spiked. Hav-
ing caught the rafter it suddenly gave
way precipitating hint to the ground.
He luckily struck with his feet first,
w h'eh likely was the means of eating
his life. His injuries are not serious.
Jntmes Robinson's team tern ;way re
coo y. His sun was driving them to
tin t:rl'd. Somehow he lost exentr'1..f
as in, send was thrown violently from the
a, gtou. His leg was struck 1,y one of
the wheels and broken below the knee.
Dr. McKay, Dungannon, set the injured
limb, and be is doing ns well as • can he
V ILLAIIOt.
Muaarr. Clare and 11'hitlr lie colo- 1 The Fruit Grower: Aaslw:au.•n closed
witted t , examine they Dmnganuou I its session at $t. C.ttharittes ou Friday.
bridge, and report at uvxt utuetiti rl; J c uw.itttlr WAR 44i uiyt)'d to r,1,41.•t
council. bloted by Mr. He'llurchy.:.thu1,4 t•'/loads.,fete• 41134 1) r'.j>tj
sounded by Mr. Whitely, that taw J-10 'laws, end w u.lvise unbar 51 aIIl1 .tl t
stills iu thlu1 , L levied for county t ezlf.pn the "Cg. lila-(lGat:e 4114 the
Toile:, and two stills its f'tte 4.41ar for , week Is ,l.
township purpose'} 1)y•10w1 Nu. 7, 11$33, 1 '_, ., -- ----- .--- -
to levy county, township and spacial.
seine' rates, mut mid and passed. nor-
vat by Mr. Griffin, seoundeu 1•y :11'•.
MuMurilly, that rhes debit notif y' i'tlrn. 1
o'ltieliy to remove 1114 font fr iu Oho
road allow. tees to the proper heir itaa8wd ,
out by TI s. Weather:ad, P L. iu a
survey of sikio line 6 and 7, c:,1. 9 and
10, W. D. node Ly him on , e 27th
and 30th .lune 1,00. The tuM 1 j se--
ennui were ghee d : Wml Mis b,
'veva takes by Messrm, Gray, Ellice',
Ureuty, Smiley, It',a'1, CIuW, liaise,
McCaig and Wiggins, p athinater, $39 ;
1Y 1'. 1' 1v. c. ntra. t on hill south of 1
Helloes t/Mi, elgla,; ,Trate $tew+ait, cut -1
ling IiiU'wi S. 11. 3344"4, laork 4, E.D.,
86J; J. .1,:0.tig, work duce un Dun -
1
_•anmou hill, 810 ; J. Mullau, luutber, 1
8:3.45 ; 11. AfeGinry, ditching on D. L.,
eon. 5 #1U; Win. Cunningham, do.
$20 i A, Thielny, ti;t eeleert on c 'n.
4, SS ; Wen. -Malleu i, wire folic,' in
frust ..f his Linn N. G. rna3, $17.26; C.
Sanderson, graveling on am. 12, near
Grant's drill, 117 ; 1). McLean, spikes
and nails, 70 cents ; John Shea, ditching,
ane. 10, $4 ; G. , repairing eulvert
T. It. 12 anti 11, $14 ; D. Matbttwn re-
pairing culvert L. It, $10; Ales. Me-
3inrcliy, repairing two810 ; I). McKenzie, gravel twlveris L. IC, rom IT IS NO HUMBUG, EUT REALITY.
taken f That Diphtletl I. is sae of the eget daa;.:r
ons diseases and ■nasally swcepsaway thous- 1
ands of children, is s feet which no one can
deny, sad that doctors iu many casae, :.-•'
pl-... rices againft It Mies! ss true. .\ ute•ti-
vne that ii s certain wed slue . i.....:• (•.r
this dangerous and re •a.t 'uadisea.+e abould
be halted wtthjoy a.nJ warnuly wth..used by
•• very family, for utas .a :4.n • of need. A con-
flagration is much more wily checked at the
begin•.in:p ttasafter it has en:nc.t headway.
-lo it is with this dlatm:te. Keep medicine on
hendeand do not wait till it is too,late. Such
a medicine i -t ofrrrnd the public at DIER-
I-AM31 s DIPHTHERIA and C1tOVP ItEM-
bUW. \We are tborou,ildy convinced that it
will answer Its purpose. Letter* patent have
been taken out fort the Dominion of Canada.
sad precautions are taken that no one ,rill imi-
tate it. We kindly ask am,peiical men '.o givI•.
this remedy a trial. 'restl^.ionl.sis. .•iireolars
and trial bottles sent oa alit$vitutt4 for. '
Address Itcv. 41. U1 i:1tL.A B31, 'lnr`.•I :'. Q.
Ontario.
Fee :tale. a1 GIItn. tun -five Ute: stere.
(railer:r:•. Pat.
July :18. 1863.
•
Dnnla=011.
Mr. Fitz, of Blyth, moved into Dun-
gannon last week.
Theodore Roberts mid family of De-
troit, are visiting J. M. Roberts of this
village.
The Methodists a'rc giving their church
a much-needed coat of paint, which adds
. greatly to its appearance.
While E. Munro was unloading some
timer at J. M. Roberts store, one night
last week, ono of the boxes fell on his
knee and seriously injured that useful
member of his body. 1Ve are glad to
tee he is able to be round again.
Since writing last week, B. J. Craw-
ford has crane into px.ssession of a splen-
did English setter hitch. Lie has now
as fine a pair of setters as the country
can produce.
At a meeting held in the Presbyterian
church on 414.1i.lny evening last, a depu-
tation was appointed to wait on the
Presbytery at its next meeting to obtain
permission to J,uild a new church in
Dungannon. The sunt ..f two thousand
three hundred dollars has been snbscrib-
ed towards the building fund. A build-
ing committee was appointed, and every
thing look, ns if we sill have a fine new
church in the•villa-c before very long.
Kingsbridz .
ColtvA.as-. eNr.-- Miss HonnahO'Con-
nor is recu%eril:; from a sevete illness.
Miss Libbio Lennon, of Toronto, is
visiting her sifter, Mrs. Joseph Griffin,
of this place.
Miss :Mary Dalton, of Lucknow, is
visiting frienlis here.
lot 3, Huron township, 85 ; J. Johnet;,u,
ditehiug, con. 10, $1 ; J. Sullivan, re-
pairing hill between luta 19 and 20, also
repairing McDonald's bridge and Thont-
suls s culvert, 818: R. Wall, plank ou
S. R., 3 and 4, 81; Mr. Mattie,
charity, tis : Mrs. Lucy, do., 810: A.
Davidson, coffin for the late J. Lucy,
814 ; T. Calvert, ditching and culvert,
813 ; M. Dalton, repairing culvert un G.
If, in front of lot 20,85 ; J. Griffin, part
payment for ditching on con. 9, 125 ; R.
Jewell, road work and bridge on D. L,
con. 6, and plank by pathmaster 078.61 ;
Wm. 1Mc(;rory, fixing bridge nn S. R.
3 and 4, 84 ; T. Hackett. charity, $10 ;
J.:McKenzie, culvert lot 3 con. 12, E.
1)., 816 ; R McIntosh, plank S. R. 3
and 4, con. 12, W. D., $1.80; A. Phil-
lips, gravel taken by S. Phillipa, 3.
Cranston and Wish Shackeltuir, path -
Masters, 818.40 ; N. rl.erriar lank Harms b I)
Jonas, pathmaater, 81.62
gravel taken by pathmasters. $4 ; J.
Fletcher, culvert on boundary Ashfield
and Huron, $6 ; J. Bryan, p.rintitlit,
$36 ; N. Ure & Co.,printcd fornis,gl.58.
The council adjourned to meet at the
same place on Saturday, the 6th n,f (lc-
tober.-JOAN Coosa, clerk.
One day last week, while going to
work, a bachelor who doesn't live 100
miles from here, espied a pair of rabbits
just ahead of him. Jerry doffed his „F rot
anand vest, gave his trousershitch, lecaltaral and kris Associatiae
andd chased the nimble animals.
Hr
.
captured them, ton. The young bachel-
ors of Leehurn cannot, we opine, give as OF ONTARIO,
good a record or agility. Even the re-
doutable Jog Maywced can't equal this
feat. ie.,
The Part Albert Troller.
PORT ALBERT, Sept. 3, 1863.
To the Editor, of The Signal.
Six, -In last week's issue of TIE SI.; -
NAI. I notice a "big puff" in the shape of
a challenge from Richard John Henry
DeLong, to trot hie mare "Minnie"
against my mare "Polly," for $50 a ride.
Strangers would suppose Richard de;Lion
meant business and 'honest Injun" by
his challenge, but the fact of the matter
is this puffer knows very well that my
marc "folly" is very sick with "pink-
eye,' ant alae, has a colt six weeks old.
Heuer th., blowing. People smile to
hear "Dick" talk about bit, trotting capa-
city. If my mare gets better this tall,
and she u.+ "herself again;"Itichard John
.r.010 ER
WIN.
2
HIltON COAL BEPOT
Private School,"The Cheapest House Under the Sun.
QQDEiiICH.
•
,('LA 1'7x`:ltltllttlMifDON se,un.clers' Varicty- seZtere
Tl c dnesda.i, .Sept. 5ttt .
99
lir.tlsAbN well psorltl/sl 4u. at *PRESERVE KETTLE'S,
given to rea9:sg ase'TIC*: FRUIT JARS,
I ,'s Very ;1A/erafe FLY TRAPS,
t., iµrt':er }art: u:am el'plr 1
R. J. PLDTCM R,
Wort itemise.
1:: dirk*. Ana a h. Ute:. 1tt23.AL
iNGHA14'S..
GROV
is the best place in tiodertch to hold a
PIC"TV
BIRD CAGES,
REFRIGERATORS.
ANL/OTHER $EA1OSABL1. (100D$
E tovea 'a dd Tinware
argcsf stock In town. I %veal s. r, et, dour W tl • I'.U•
Jule. rah. la'•'3,
TSN E01'
-- Bargainb ►rl
BINGHAM S IJ RSEkY
'kiItis) Jn .►...
tµtjoinln^ the arose. will supply any quantity
of choke lower.. at reasonable rates.
Buu'lttet,. Ceases end utter i'lur.tl Ornautcata
made to order.
Persona requiring Coal fog the coming eer.-
lion.willgetitattbie
Lowest Rales Going
Ry sending in their order now. and thus ea -
edging the dealer to secure it when the rate of
freight is low, and the price of coal U at the
cheapest point. which it always 1a in the mid-
dle of the summer.
IB.4CKSMITHS
E BINCH 1M.
Wanting a supply for summer and fall use
should apply before the middle of July.11pow
Bible.
Orders by mail carefully attended to.
\5 rite or apply to
S7OHN A. NAFTEL,
Hardware Merchant, Godcricb.
June 13. 1833. le):16-
8E1: -ruE51. - A EINE f.tx1'.
...4SHTOX',S GEXU!XE F.`I,''1' (tt)L011's'
.\T 0 AND lc) cF: •rei 1'1•.ti YAM,.
U.xlcrich, July S. '•le1. i F; t:
North rest Traasputi +i;ell CI1IIii i iy
rr 1:
The Cheapest, Most Comfortable
and Pleasant Route
• TO ALL PO'TS IN
TIIE+111E..4T.it)I,TII it'EST
is ries the Steamers ..f the North 55..4 Trans-
portation Company, on f which will. weath-
er pyccrW&.ting. (rase s,Pnta taut 1 es 'otos..
tt Friday right. en arrival of Gra:, 1 True
Trane,. ('ALLItiG AT s:Otsl.nl(' t'.e T`,L-
LON'hG Oa\. /.•r I'riu' t L :r'. I.a, •1:c11.
Itul:ttlr.and:tit .1'-:. .•. r ••n.
Disko:sand tP t Ne;;:.:`.': •.
gPi•;v21i.t,.
The :':earner "MANr'r-.•H:\" w;:
rich• weather perm lC u e;: cry to -i
foe at.+ Anil FrtLive .- •
K;n. aldlne, tlo.itttamp nu dee.
't•
11tt. otcotinl Pre ::, >
Tbnn.l'r Hay.
For ter;;ter mforeiatio:: as to 1' lis
\W3f. LEE. Godcrtrh. or to
.J ARIES H: hh •17 TY,
Oene:•al Mana3 r
Jane 7(b. 1845. 183* -:m
Canada's Great Fpr!,,
THE• N11TI021"
Henry will either have to "Ai) up or 1111 f T
•'dry •Faithfully your, l
(' k E N'I
Gederaeb Markets.
Ootnattcu. Sept. 0, 138.1.. Cif Live Steel:. AericWtural sari ludustr :i `.
et t1 al
\W beech (Fall' la bus),........... 00.37
tWbeet, (Spring' :+ been........ 08
Flour, tt barrel .................. t 60
Oats, P bush 0 :ar
Peat. St hash.::..... 0 ro
Marley. N bush ..................0 10
Potatoms 1' bush new 1 00
Hay iy ton ,.. `
Butter la lb 0 13
........
Eggs, V doz. (unpacked) • • ... • . 0 15
Cheese, ..•• ••••..,-•- • • 0 11
Shorts, r cwt .............. 0 90
Bran. i cwt • 0 70
chop. la cwt .• .... • 1 60
Wcod_.:........... 350
!lidos.......... 5 : 0
S h eeusk as ............. .
Products, Fine Ar swot La:Hoe Work. S•••••
lit l(0
i ti 37 TO=OINaTTO,
• 070
9 b Sept.11th 1•o 2nc(l,1S<Sd
et 0 15
ss 0 10
0 10
lit 100
082
1 70
600
1 20
•
38th
ProYillcial Exhibitiou
ORiTcskt.--Many of your readers
will be pained to learn of the death of
Miss Margaret Hogan, which sad event
took place on the 31st inst., at the resi-
dence of her brother. The deeease,l had
been in excellent health up to within' a
short time ,,f her demise,but was sudden-
ly stricken by an attack of inflammation
of the lungs, and succumbed afterashort
illness. The large attendence at the
funeral showed the esteem in which the
deceased was held.
"Leaves have t heir time to fall.
The flowers to wither at the north wind's
hu,
And utasreato e.i lint alt.
Thou has d1 seasons for thine own. D Death:
To be Held at Guelph,
ON TAR
24th to 29th Sept' r, 1888
The 1'ruzrecan • of Spacial Features and
Novelties will be the heat yet presented by
this Association.
Prize Lists and Entry Forma can be ob'eia-
ed from the too :netaries of all Agricultural sr-
•lack. and Me,-nanies Institutes, or they w•111
be sent anywhere on applleation by post earl •
to the Secretary at Toronto.
Entries should he made at once.
Cheap Rates and Excursions
on all Railways.
The Read Time to TlsI( Ike City of Termite'
Entries must b' made with the Secre at
Toronto, on or before the untierrae rd
dates, viz :
HersCattle. Sheep, Swine. Poultry.
Agri-
cultural Implemcnte, or or before Saturdsy.
Agust 25t h.
(train. Field "toots and other Farm Pro-
ducts, Machinery and Manufactures general-
ly. on or before Saturday, September let.
Horticultural Products. i.adies' Work. Fine
Arts. etc.. on or before Saturday, September
811.
Prize 1.Ista and Blank Forms for making the
entries upon can be obtained of the Secretar-
iesof all Agricultural and itorticnitural So-
cieties and eehanieti Institutes throughout
the Province : or to
Malan' WAGE. IMrretary, Agrleniteral a
Arts .'awed"'leas. Termite.
. r. McGtl101. President. Routh Flush.
Ang. 10th, 180. 1100-3t
SahLo1d.
The council met on the 25th of Au-
gust, at Finlay's school house. All the
members prevent The minutes of last
meeting were read and signed. Opinion
of (farrow & Proudfoot nn by-laws Nos.
10 and 17, 1881. Letter (rem the clerk
of W. Wawanosh, stating that the coun-
cil had made an appr"priati. n of $6O to .
be expender! on the N. Y. road provided
Asbtield would spend a like amount.
Letter fr on .lames Mahaffy, complain-
ing of damage done by water running
from hills north rat the village in Port
Albert Letter from the county clerk,
reomring in,333 21 for general county
pnrp.'ses. and $531 for Leg. Weatherint
Talent Account of Thee
engineer and surveyor, for surveying
site roads between Iota ta 6 and7, W. and
L 1)., through eoneeaainns 9 and 10.
Amount .'f Jas Bryan, for printing. Ac-
onent of N Missed i Co • for printed
forma Moved by Mr Griffin. seeondwd
by Mr MicMurshy. that the reeve and
MISS
WAIT FOR IT
H. J. HILL,
'tanager and4tecretary.
J. J. WITHROW,
President. 1913.(4
WILSO N'S
Pi'eSR11111011 DCII'SioN,
g
W.Taetes Rato Cure.
Van Buren's Kidney Cure.
Hairs Catarrh Cure
Cingaiese Hair T'tenewer.
Crowfoot Indian hitt gra. ..
Warner's Nervine.
King's New Discovery,
Fowler's Extract of Strawberry.
Try NERVILiNiI, the new Pain itemedy--
trial bottles. 10c. •
DIAMOND DYES,
—THE-
BEST IN THE 1 ORLI).
100. PSR_ F'AC3KAG1r _
_ 11 . R 1 I' I .
THE I'F.OI'LL'S t rOR?', COR. 1:1.t:.-tro:: .•. 01'ARE.
Godoricb, Juh 12t1:. 1`..t.
SIG
DRESS GOOD= SALE
THIS y ;t MONTH
t e
AT
J. C. DETLOR
HARVJST TOOL3
ARE EQUAL TO THE BEST IN TII;•::.L\Rift:T
7i'Izn A. 1Vaftel. Has I /ie&Iz in Every.Class
Hay Forks Iboy'a size), 20c.. men's size, from 30e. and h.pwanl. Darter and Straw Forks
Scythes Mew patterns, and ynaiths, Cradles! and 4'radle Scythes, liar% cat Mttte,etc. 31achine
Oil, from l5e.,up to $1:OO a gal. • 11)0': want
PERFECTLY PURE `17.I1 1 TE LEXD,.
JOHN A. NAFTEL has it, guaranteed po by the, maker. end.ra forfeit of $250for each ounce
of adultcratios round in it. If you want a paint, mixed and tinted. ready ter immediate use
JOHN A. NAFTEL has it, the best in the market.
CUTTAPRCi A PAINT,
warranted to contain nothing but Pure 'White Lend and 011 combined with Guttap:rclta and
Oxide of Zinc. SaTAll for sale at
JDh.N A. NAFTEL'S Cheap Hardware Em'orium.
Ooder:ch. July 19. 154 .
Rev. Father Wilds'
EXPERIENCE.
T}ae Chicago House,
,:U: ti E.\DQt1A1tI :I;- 01 FAS!'I'•N it;
N.EW 1IIL-LiNERY .OF .11.1. KIN 1 S.
A cheap' lime in T:ii:fnetl (pats a Specialty. .\ first class
..— re ss Mak] n.g Estabil sllment
.1,•. • .n 1n coanertiat wit't'I,r :millinery Department. A call solicited.
WILKINSON.
A AT
The Rev. Z. P. Wilds. well-known city
mieslonary in New York, and brother of the
late eminent Judge Wilds, of the Massachu-
setts Supreme Court, writes as follows:
e "78 E. 6118 St. New York May 16, 102.
MrSSRS. J. C.LTaR a Co., Oehtlemen :
Last winter was troubled with a most uncom-
fortable Itching humor affecting more especially
my limbs, which itebed so Intolerably at night,
and burned so Intensely. that I could scarcely bear
any clothing orer them. i was also a sufferer
from a severe catarrh and catarrhal cough • my
appetite was poor, and my system a good deal run
down. Knowing the value of ATYR'e SARAA PA-
RILLA, by observation of many other cases, sn•1
from personal use In former sears, I began taking
it for the above-named disorders. My app.•tito
Improved almost from the first dose. After a
short time the fever and itching were allayed, and
all signs of Irritation of the skin disappeared. My
I catarrh and sough were also cured by the same
means, and my general health greatly improved,
until It is now excellent. I feel a hundred per
emit stronger, and 1 attribute these reruns to the
rax of the SARA A)ARI1.LA. which 1 rceommend
with all oona,tence as the best blood medtelne
ever devised. 1 tank It In small doses three
tl
1 mpl.ss.dhay • sift
Iy'uar,
se l Sts t han tw o bot tl.•,'.
service, h •yring thd[
puWicat'lnaoursmarydpecoat.
y. 7.. T. WI tisk.*
Thr *bore instance is bet one of the many cots-
' ,cantly coming to oar notice, which prove the pee -
deet a.laptability of Avr5'R RAasArsRI1.1.A LO
the care of all dhw'ases arlaing from impure or ler
peterlsbed blood, and a weakened vitality.
l iTIOW .A .RT Ayer's Sarsaparilla
duan..... ,nrlrhm+, and strengthens the hlnnd.
Mksnlatee the artlnn of the stomseh and bowels,
U A I N S' da thereby attacks enkoa tb. mrnfuhsystem to reds' andrsover,
R E A T BAR dame the hshe, tcaha rna, Aomori, .neral
paws of Me she, Narr'anliann, r'nlnrrrA, General
Ili Debiltly, and all 'Reorders resetting from poor or
igrrwpted blond and a low state o1 the system.
PRrrARTD RA
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mase.
Sold hr all Druggists, prlee 11. err battles for 5s.
_LOMM MAN UFACTUF •
1\ToT31.1i
11AERC1--1ANT TAILOR,
NORTH -STREET, NEAR THE SQUARE, GDERICH,
--)WILL FURNISH Oft MAKE UP(—
Gents' Clothing in Fashionable Styles at Lowest. Prices.
SELLZNC+ OFF
AT_COST & UNDER CAST
TIRTY DAYS.
Uoderich. July 49th I11a1
tv
t.' YI:►R% Fxl'I:R161('P. ('ITTiNG A RPPA'IILTI'. PI:I&01N'T FIT 1.1 MARTYR..
ORDER* PROMPTLY ATTBVDl:1)'TO. neTI: Tilt: IUuRP.tt6' •
PHILO NOBLE, NORTH -STREET, Gf)DERICH.
AYER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS
-Best Purgative Medicine -
wire re...illation Tndla'set inn. it.a,tvbe. sad
.n nflk,w bI.nr.tem
I.M e,errwbsew. Always ••'Lola
EEDS! SEEDS
A.T 'l I-3IC 3. 37DICA1-4 1IgL2
JUST RECEIVsD A LARGE AND VALUED ST('CK Ol•'
F1:.ESH GARDEN, FIELD, AND FLOWER SEEDS
from naeof the mast Reliable Weed Warehouses in the Dominion.
Fc)1{ SATE BOTH IN BULK& IN PA('KAGES
P. JORDAN, Chemist and Dr aggist,
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R_ PROTTDFOOT'S,
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GOOD TE.1 FROM 10r. 7'O) ,S'' r. 1'.' ( POI. ,VD.
HIS SUGARS AND FRUITS CANNOT BE BEAT
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Bargains in Faotories and. Flannels.
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