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nes/rare ot t'b.Mt.
e r • uarlsiatiWt fruw au artiste
K .litietah. %.slug :
1.. leant.* i. • copy of the meet
ads judicial sentence which has
h .
prow/mooed its the wheals ut
rid—saaeiy. i hat ..i death against
stun, the kuueledge of which
soiterestioy to the highest degree
y Christian. Until tow we are wet
it hes ever boon meal* pabh. to the
,. papers. The waters** u word
rd as follow.: tii...t•oce pro -
by Pontius PsImi., lutarldeot of
.vend* of Lower (i.Isl••,that Jesus
,sre,h .hall seller death by the
to the seveuteeuth year of the
1 the Rejorir Tiberius, aid nn
noir Mtn of the month of March,
ow.: holy city of Jerusalem, dur
pow Moot' of Aus,•s and Caia-
'onhu. Pilate, lnt.i.dent ot
the
a of Lower (dahlee, sitting
sh,f.r the presidential seat of the
5, sentences' Janus Christ, of
ih, to death alta a crime between
,bora, as the numerous and icor
trstuuotusls ut the people *tore
sous is e 1suSteader
e hu excited the people to midi-
• is an enemy i, the lawn.
• alla loomed the Sun of God.
e calla himself falsely Gm king of
e went into the temple followed
sultitude carrying palms iia their
n ---TM first centurion, Quintus
u•, to bru.g hors to the place
um, forbids all persona, rich
n prevent the execution of Jesus.
themes who hate aigued this ex-
•earust Je..a are : 1. Daniell
, Pherieee ; ?. John Zorobehels ;
noel Rubaru ; 4 Caret Jesus
ken nut u( Jeru•alew throuuh the
Tournea.
Learn to reratv..
1 to forgive. 1/.. mit carry an sin-
g spirit with you through all your
fill hurt you wore than anyone
t will destroy the happiness i.1
•ouud you, yet its chief feeding -
w ill be found tri your own heart.
e your neighbor. Tinder is his
160 : levo paw by
tier, y.0 pluck a bslf-coueumad
oes it, Naming and gleaming, and
•1 under your neighbor's
to burn it. Who gets the
it 1 You find your garments on
your own flesh burned before
harm your neighbor. So is he who
IC. unFor„rving spirit in his bosom.
. his own soul like an adder
there. I know some, who •re
hewselves Christiana, who are
e because of their own revenweful-
',wove your enemies, and get
your knees and pray for thorn.
soon will ohne into yuor own
e • flood. "Father, forgive
Sweet prayer and • blessed
- Central Methodist.
ramie I r.ye•ew.
u one mark of a household in
.-d s known and loved which
',es wanting to our day ; I mean
ice of family pi -e'en. Depend
the worth of a practice of that
be measured only by its et4.cts
long period of time; and faintly
though occupying only a kw
dor make a great d,derena to
who,ld at the end of the year.
deed, an it be otherwise, when
ruing, and perhaps each evening
the members of the timidly
Id and the young. the paresis
children, the master and the
—meet ,n a footing of perfect
before the Eternal, in sub*se
each is as nothing, yet to whom
inlin.tely dear that He has re-
oy His blood each and all of
low must not the bed spirits
the enemies of pure and bright
'e Nee away-- the spirts of envy
s and untruthfulness and sloth,
whole tribe of evil thoughts
oke. way for His presence in the
1 old ■ed youuq alike, who,
Inge us one by one nearer to the
'-1 our existence, so does He
Ice us to, he "of one mind in a
ere, within the narrow presence
o,me circle, and hereafter in
time family of all nations and
which sha'i dwell with Hien,tbe
parent of all eternity. ---Canon
C. Hu -nano% t ea.
-Having u..d Miasr'd'. Usti -
several years in my stable, I
is heing the best thing i know
. e flesh. In the family, we
it for every purpose that s
I adapted for, it being reoonr-
) us by the lata Dr J. L R.
Personally I find it the beat
neuralgic pain i have even
R, Trct's,
:fetor Yarmouth Livery Stable.
be
ateueley .r Weaken.'
dintee went to a certain Israel -
red fur a loan of several thou•
nds. "On what security, Mr
queried the Hebrew, doubt•.
)n the security of my ambition
Initis," said the young politi-
ly. "Very extraordinary oil.
r Disraeli," mnrmored the (Ab-
seil on me tomorrow, if you
1 ws will alk it over." The
Mai, and Disraeli got the mon-
serbaps, when be saw a yoong
,crit ut ling aloof, he re -
le stopped to help hien, with a
'Prete that bitter
lore when his fleet speech was
y the noise of the Opposition,
sed it abruptly with the mm-
'tl'h4 der will enm.
N . '—The A resit
Teas ewe et mane.
larch mother aught • severe
mating In a very bad eoegh
r we afield hear of was tried
sal. H.gy.r'd'. Netters! Mel-
, 1 and pro.
ole fleet Aare relieved, and nee
rely mired her "
. granulite, Heepeler, Oat .
'NEWS OF THE WORLD,
The tit 4:64 steam is ahead twoghi ds
Fight [Debra 4 mow his• Raabe, "(. D.,
Thursday infest.
The I Moms QaOess will
open at SL P.sssstaug es J.s. 111.
Two pren'siwd ogres ut leprosy mei re -
porton is MAe talo..e cutoff 1. tbfnsp,
Thirty -its wept, were drowsed by AID
"$I' a! of a terry boat on the Rive
Mr. Roble, PararUits, was returned to
Fathom/at Our Sem Ordway, without upposi-
t,un.
d isalsd Casey, • prosperous farmer, killed
Mrs. James Hamden Tuesday at Brainard
Neb.
The tenant.' defence fund in Ireland has
beets Glom& the subscriptions reachiuz a
total of $:iW.UO0.
T1s warlike tone of Emperor W tUum'.
speeeb at Koenigsberg has somewhat aur -
primed the ltueriaua
tier 'Menai k smuude, member for busttb
Dublin, is wffertng frost injuries .ustamed
LI the falling of his horse.
Joseph lord's house at Great Falls, N. H.
wen struck by Isgbtawg ou Friday and
bunted. Mr. Lard wag killed
Madame Dl. Debar, of New York, bas
been arrested in [tome, ebar1ud with ubtalu-
tug money under false preteens.
The wile and daughter of FrsMlent !Stan-
ley Hall, of ('lark l'uiverssiy, were suffo-
ated by gar in their house at Worcester,
Edea
An attempt will he made iia the autumn to
cultivats Auteriau and other cotton is the
Crimean and utter places on the Black sea
coast.
Four deputy United States marshals aerie
e.! at fader Keys, Fin , and arrested Mayor
Cottrell and City Marshal Mitchell for terror -
..:,ug tonna,
A . urre.p,rdlent cable. that led Harting-
ton repels In very strong terms ibe lotion ot-
o reuue,u of the liberal-Cmlouteta with the
Utsd•toniaa l.iuerala
A true bell bas been found by the grand
,ury a ole cyte of Edward Callaghan
'tainted Grand Mester Workman i'owderly
emit others fur alleged conspiracy.
lis the House of Representatives at Wash-
ingtoe, Mr. Flower of New York, presented
et p.titpn of citizens of New York le favor
f the restriction of iuunigrati.an.
`Und.'-Foreign Secretary Ferguson stated
in the House of Couua.us that Henry M.
Stanley's treaties with African chiefs were
not authorised by the Government.
[tis said that Mr. Goshen threatens to n-
o gg' it the tiuvernmeatreltnsduielt the cissase
in his bill which provide for compensation
te publicans whose lacunes are cancelled.
TRE II 1?UbN.8 WWJJAL. FRIDAY, NAY lit' 11110.
• Vassals .e.aaal.
A well known 11. P. minister notal
with some that Lie eursareestidw wa.
itea,wwa 'small by degree*. and ttriull-
fully 1...,' so after mush oaruatww 1. ,
bit u,1 a plan ■biah (tsar enc.) orue,l, .1
his church. At Ibe close of his aer..e o.
he •uuouuoed, with a solemn •w, that
on the Iollowiug Sunday it ...std
be hoe painful dirty to diaouss •
family scandal wbioh diredly effected
several members of the kirk. Oa tl.e
neat Sabbath the sacred edifice was
cruwded with an expectant crowd, who
had the pleasure of listening 1. an ri-
eelleut sermon, the subject of which
•.s the pickiug of the apple by E,e
and the satire( thereof by herself rod
Adam. .
t eleasaei. r.a.ee.a•ek.
"I read au today's taper that .t pouket-
b sk had been lest hen ny some ohs
taboo had found it, and I called to ark
about ii; I have est •,.tile, " nod a h.• •
York woman in • u.esp.per d thee the
othrr day
"Yee, ma'am." replied the clerk in at-
tendance "Will you p'ra.e describe the
contents of the pocket -book yon tint 1'
"Well, now—!et me see 1 ih,ik 1
Cal) nam. everythi og that was el u.y
purse. There was a dollar hill, two teu-
oent pieces, ono ..r two nick les, twos or
three coppers, some postage slam ps,soree
silk ...wok's, a eiaa11 sample of yell, a
Nom, a pearl -handed KI.Vr-[)[[diner, a
little poem entitled Baby's Kath, a r. -
cipe fur making sweet tickles, • lock
.d baby'. hair, s oar ticket, a samp'e of
torchon Igoe, a memorandum of thit.as
1 waded to get, • r .w .f pin., a (uglily
little joke cut from • newspaper, a small
pearl button, • small brass tag. acv. cal
addresses, a uuy lead wpm', a Caoadlan-
dime with • hole 111 It, a anis', rubb r
eraser, a railroad time card, ao advert' i-
ntent of a bargain sale of handkerchiefs,.
pressed violet to a bit of tissue paper, a
wimple of dressed btaid, and five or sax
other little things that i can't—t )h,tbank
you! yea, that's any p',cket-hus•k."
And the packet bock he handed her
was just three and • half inches fon? by
two and a half wide, and half •n inch.
thick.—Puck.
Tanabe • Trade.
There is little doubt that St. Paul is
father's plate eras One of combo', but is
• •as a national custom that laser, h•) .
should be taught some trade ou whirh
he might fail back if other rewurcr
Atthe next oumwU,ry In Rome three bulb -
failed. St. Paul madder, (,sw.lsei.
ops will receive eardittais beta Mgr. tier- mid«H. that hath a trade inhis hand,
noon, ,kar apostolic of wertent Chits, will Ian to wht is hs like? He is like • ,feed*,
traoderredto Polite in a similar capacity,
that tea fenced " Not to teach your h..y
Dade was considered almost like teach', g
bin to be a thief. Life has u,.n, up
and downs. The boy at Tarsus lin
thought, whilst he learned to weave tl e
taut • hair for ehich his province w
looted into tent -cloth for the shepherd.
and travellers of the East. .hat lode
penitence, whet c omf,.rt, his homely ars
would bring In Corinth it won how
that precious friendship with Aquila and
Priscilla; at Ephesus and Thesselohic.
it made his life a pattern of dilsgeuce.
and helped him to preserve that mania
Independence which all generations haw.
learned to admire. Nor was this s1!:
the Apostle's stall gave bread to those
ca mpanioia who, lake himself. had suffer-
ed the low of all things. Diligence in
early life will make you self-relian'.
You will know that If other props are
removed your own hands an utielder to
your necessities. —&soon Zion's Herald.
E . . , Maar., has a .liphtb.ria epi-
demic. Over one hundred cars are reported;
tidily deaths have resulted. Hotels are
cloned, and quarantnue regulations prevail.
Jacob S. Resigner, for many years super-
intendent of the county poor farm at Free-
port Ill., was murdered with an axe on Sat-
urday by an insane man nm.-ned William
Wilhelm.
Representative Edmunds introduced in
the United $tatty Serrate • bill "To establish
the l-ttiventty of the l; uited titans." It is
japed the institution shall be under Cabl-
coitrul.
George Francis trun arrived at New York
ituaday on kis trip around the world and
left to r '1 • x,ma, Wean., where his journey
each He Inas been exactly two mouths on
the trip to date.
Thomas McCheane, cunsuiar agent id the
United States at Portatn.uth, England, has
c ,cunitte I suicide at soutb.ea castle. lie
shot himself with a revolver. No rear,' for
the act is known.
A meeting of the directors of the United
States & Canada Railway was held at Mw
sena Sprang*, N. Y. to fill • vacancy in the
directorate. The choice fell upon Dr. Mc -
aides. •d Mass. ne.
Mia Margaret lesl.e'.le Blaine, daughter of
the Unite.! States sieetary of state. WAS filar
rod on Saturday to Walter Demme -h. of
New York, at the residence of the bride'.
parents In [Washington.
John Crouch, a wealthy farmer. aged 7i,
his wife, sgoal :U, and his sou Andrew, aged
..I, were found by neighh.,rs in their beds at
Itentleyevfle, Pa.. with their throats cut
There is no clue to the murl.ren
Lubeck. Germany, he excited over the
mysterious murder i4 Miss Peterson, daughter
of a prominent lawyer. The body was found
in* horntdy mangled condition, with eviden-
ces that she hal been criminally assaulted
before being butchered
A case of wholesale poisoning lis• occurred
in Wnrsen, Kinney, which has caused wide-
spread emeiterruent and alarm. Several hun-
dred persons are affected, and filly, mostly
cblldswn, are seriously TIL The Vienne ate
tread made of flour which bad been ground
la a leaden machine.
Dilworth !'hone, tbs New York reporter
who achieved notoriety in ronneetlon with
the Flack divorce Daae, by
the jury room. pleaded guilty to contempt of
court. Judge Barret fined him CO, which be
Choate's escapade coat hien 41 days in
and 11960 cash.
A meeting la aid of the restoration of the
oronto University library was held at the
Mansion Hoene, Loudon, the Marquis of
T.orne presiding. The Marques stated that
_.400 hooks last already been received and
moan) more were premised from all quarter.
The Wren is arming the donors
It is said that • !marriage hag been arranged
between Henry M. Stanley and Miss Doro-
thy
orotesty Tennant, wbo le youth and artirtic,
and mach admired, and has become well-
known through bar [laver pictnree fn the
Academy and other galleries". The nor
ringe will probably lake place early in
June.
Mining riots an reported at Ortnll•, Por-
tugal and Dssierti At the net nantwrt plan
the miners stoned the troops, who find in
the sir. The striker* continuing on the of
fendve, the eoldlre seat a volley into the
crowd. killing severa and wounding other.
The whet* province of Biscay hes bee' plea
.d mist n a tt/J Mw.
, F... 1. d , May tee.—Shortly before
no
Reoe y Thos. Fee, foreman in
110/Mhr4 R Peplos'', dour mill, met with a
slhseltfng da. h. Hen was in the hammed
waning enema the me. bl%ery, when he se-
rid•ntly fail Into • couple of argo bev.lkd
mg cheek remained with the main abaft.
The mea DM tat in two le the
lower part of bis body and literally ground
t, .bade between the attal teeth. H. was
akin at the klags seed the enetdeet became
know. through the jarrlag of the .teehln-
airy. The mutilated remains promised a
sight. The upper part of
the std fleet. wen Meted epleartt,
bet the teesabasr wags *excited and shape -
I es sire. i,t [lues and bleak ikraaaed mea
.bat f8 years of ug. and Mama • wife and
tem. -Midi -en. His lits was Bl et the time,
and it b feared the additional she irk may
saem we death. P'm cant. to Feeilewo.Et.
Asn Kat Rope lest fail. R. bsMugsal to se
balersrl sumer sad Ms Iles was udarelr.
r
• fort Wonderful Stab,.
In 1721 there was torn at Lubeck, Ger-
many, says the Ft. Louis Republic, one
of the must remarkable chsr•cters ever
known in the history of the world. ,r
perhaps that will ever be known in all
time to come—little Christian Henry
Heneckeu, who could . every
word contained in the German language
when only 4 months old. When 1 yt.sr
o,[ age be knew all the leading events
to the works history and was as :lam li ar
with the pentateuch at most modern
professors are supposed to be with their
tint text book. At 14 month* he could
gave a complete history of every book in
both the new and old testament. tit 2
years and 6 months he could answer any
question in geography or ancient history.
He could hold conversation with the
learned savants is German, French,
Latin, and Dutch, when ending the`third
year of hs life, which terminated • few
months later by his death in 1725, in the
fourth year of his age. In the few short
weeks alloted to him little Henry was
baby, boy, youth, man, and graybeard;
learning more in that short time than
,many of the world's greatest personae. s
have been able to learn in the years of a
long life. Jost a hal. while before his
death he was ealled before the king 1 If
Denmark, who showed the little prodigy
every mark of respect. Returning to his
native city he set about studying the
religions j•nd learning to write, which,
added to his other acquirements. was
too much for his delicate health, resulting
in his death aa above mentioned.
The Teacher
Who ado teed her pupil* to strengtbee
their minds by the nue of Ayer's bar -
savant's, appreciated the truth that
bodiky health is essential to menial
vigor. Fur peauns of delicate and feeble
euustttutioa, whether )num( or old, this
osseus* i. remarkably beneficial. Be
sure you get Ayer% Sarsaparilla.
" Seery spring Md fall I take • eats
ber of bottles of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and
am greatly benefited." — Mn. Junes H.
Eastman, Sometime, Maas.
1 I*.e takeu Ayer's Saraapari to
with great benefit tont), general health "
— Meas Than L. Crete:. 1'a1w3 ra, 11d.
" My daughter, twelve years of age,
has suffered fur the past year (row
Medwee ren .r
Instead of studying to pet up pries@
and gat more for their products, farmers
would better conserve their interests by
seeking to reduce est of production
If a bushel of cora just piss at the price,
and the cot of -, ' ' be redoeed 11'
per teat, that will Ilia se much net profit
General Debility.
A few weeks since, we began to give
Ler Ayer's Sar.ap erilla. Her health has
greatly Improved."—Mrs. Harriet H.
betties, South Chelmsford, Maas.
"Abft a year ago 1 began rising Ayer's
Sarsaparilla air a remedy for debility
and urnrslgia re.ultiug from malarial
exposure in the army. i war le • very
bud c..ndttu,u, but elk 1.'111Y/4W the Sar-
saparilla, with u,•cis..iuoal doers of Ayer's
Pills. hare greatly improved buy Isea1111.
1 aim now *Lie to 0 urk, and' feel that I
cannot sal' too much for your excellent
remedies. ' —F. A. PlukLaut, Booth
bloluneus, Ire.
"Illy daughter, sixteen }'ears old. le
vain%Ayer's Sarsaparilla *itis gime' ef-
fect. Rev. B. J. Grabens. United
Brethren Church, Buckhauuw,, W. Va.
".1 suffered front
Nervous Prostration,
with lame hack and headache. and have
been 1i bele wed by the use of Ayer's
8ar.aparilla. I am now NO rears of age,
and am aattafh+I that my present heath
and prof ngre.l life are dur to the use et
Ayer's Sarsaparilla." — Lucy Mt.ttitt,
Willingly, Coons.
Mrs. Ano H. Farnsworth, a lady 79
yearsold, So.. R'o.sal t..ck, \'t., um., :
After several week.' suffering from
nervous prostration, 1 prururedl a bottle
of A,er's Sarsaparilla, and is -tore 1
had taken half of it any uoo.:al health
rcturuc.l."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Paxr.taxD DY .
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Cp., Lowell, Mass.
Prim(11; atx souls,$+- Wotin4".o tools.
B. B. 13—.
Burdock Blood Bitters
Is a purely vegetable tompound,posssas'
perfect regulating powersover all the organs
of the system, and controlling their mom -
tions. It so purifies the blood Oust it
Lama aablwg.
A neighbor has rained seventeen lambs
in sit years from one ewe, she having
had three .t a birth and lasing but one
in all that time. Ewes differ as mach ..
cows ; some will barely keep a single
Iamb from etarvine ; others ear two . r
three nicely. Tb. dsffertntee in keep is
very small, in can nothing, and to re-
turn immense,—Yat•.
CURES
All blood humors and diseases, from a com-
mon pimple to the worst scrofulous sore, and
this combined with is unrivalled regulating,
cleansing and purifying influence on the
secretions of the liver. kidneys, bowels and
skin, render it unequalled as a cure for all
diseases of the
Th. Segueing Tart.
Reeding a long time ago that it 000ld
generally be told whether or net any-
tbiet eeriows ailed a horse by seeing hoe
drink out of a brook, I bare sins* ob-
served the actions of several borate when
(trinities, and find that a sowed 1.,r.e
will sand square on all his fee., bet d,ne
ailing in shoulders or forward feet or
lege wall hand ono leg and steed bis
weight on the other three. i have rich
faith in tins test ilbat I world it it ii
press ie. belnppihtrtog.—W. C.
SKIN
From one to two bottles will care boils,
pimples. blotches, nettle rash, scurf, totter,
and all the simple forms of skin disease.
From two to four bottles will cure salt rheum
or eczema, shingles, erysipelas, ulcers, ab.
mcesses, muting sores,and a II skin eruptions.
It is noticeable that sufferers from skin
DISEASES
Are nearly always aggravated by intolerable
Aching, but this quickly subsides on the
removal of the disease by 13.13 B. Passing
xt to graver yet prevalent disea.•2s, such aa
torofnluas swelling+, humors and
SCROFULA
THIBEST 6ARTHAe
MINI "DER FIICToeT SUPPUES
We have undoubted proof that from three
vale bottles used internally and by outward
application (diluted it the skin is broken) to
the affected parts. will effect • Corp. The
treat mission of B. R. B. is to regulate the
jeer, kidneys, bowels and blood, to correct
acidity and wrong action of the stomach.
and to open the sluice ways of the system
a carry ca all clogged and impure mere -
.ions, allowing nature thus to aid recovery
and remove without fail
BAD BLOOD
$duel's {i119IIE
Cook's Fnslihl
No Alem.
Nothing lairstsea.
)enters ,
Vitesse Tres b Led rip
Less Pies Olsen..
Sanaa lot Pegs, Fara
Psap, mid M11hti
Crain $*sera' -err, Dais
ad tasetiy l:ta.sils.
swim STL':T,
NIIQrlTK�.tL.
Liver °complaint, biliousness, dyspepaia,•iek
'teadache, dropsy, rheumatism. and every
species of disease arising from disordered
liver, kidneys, stomach, bowels and blood.
We guarantee every bottle of 13. B. 13.
Shajld any person be dissatisfied after axing
Obs Ant bottle. we will refund the money on
application personally or by letter. We will
also be glad to send testtmotia!s and in-
formation proving the effects of B. B B. in
the above named distales, on application
to T MiLBCRN & co., Toronto. Out.
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CHAOWlCK'S
SPOOLI
Gd`riOti
For hand and
Mackine Use.
::s !3 surcuca.
ASK ern!! :T.
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HON TMB•LL.
•:one Derr.* M.. new 01 tb. moat .estrus
..o 46141.ai1ly tandem d Dot.:, i.s 1.t.
Cl'r. .Cn.ee.sao.tatiwt are M!A
ltaepst O V OOCa trio k7s s hammer
Aowmen
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ai.lEc&S31 ,fa..f raAort
b lone isle [m; L' of ons R"1301111I-
i:6L':C'STi' S;1:9w':: fifi
li IV.: i 1IL ST., steam r,r>ttey.
MONTREAL. FRICTION
rt PULLEY 80110,
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COMPANY.
RECKITT'S BLVk.
PUBLIC NOTICE
iff
Matti ..
Another Targe consignment of
Fresh Teas of superior quality.
In order to counteract the dis-
honest practices perpetrated on the
public by peddlers and others, we
are offering Special Inducements in
Tea and Coffee, and solicit your pat-
ronage.
at-ronage.
i [REES PRICE & SON.
Hay's Block, next Bank of Commerce, Square.
Orders by Telephone promptly attended to.
Goderich Foundry and Machine Works,
RUNCIMAN BROS., - Proprietors.
FLOUR MILLS BUILT ON THE LATEST IMPROVED SYSTEM.
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:IHIr H*V -ON--HkN0-.FOR BALE:
IMPROVED LAND ROLLERS, HORSE POWERS,
GRAIN CRUSHERS, STRAW CUT-
.eis alar net Lamaism little CUT-
TERS, PLOWS, &c.
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Ileted wit ..eek +• ranglI he'olds
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Halt b)' i..1 i►aef }.t•.
!.i fly & t ., Pr,F':e:rt, k�fruta.
Mew to sago seders for ice "eery 'sort. on
*story or CVmssisak,n. Iran make •.0 ••-euro
SALESMAN
of say on. ail•a sill work and follow mer In-
+arem ion. . Kiii farnIh hand*ense meet
free. and pay veer eatery- or rmw,lesion .. cry
'root. M Mt. for trema at soma. SI -ft
IC. O. OR ill All Nurseryman, Tomato. lint
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M' OFFICE
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We are Manufacturing Improved New Model Mowers
which are equal to the best. Clive them a trial and encour-
age home manufacture.
The undersigned is prepared
to undertake the putting in of
tWater Services in connection
with the Town System toDwell-
ings and other Buildings. Also
REPAIRS
To Steam Engines, Mills, Fac-
tories and Machinervof all kind.
Prices reasonable. Satisfac-
tion Guaranteed
WILSON SALKELD
We Will Guarantee Satisfaction,
It Will Pay you to use our new Steel Mouldboard Plows. Doty
Engines and Boilers for sale.
141CPAIR8 AND CABTIN08 OF ALL ASS ••s...1,,..
GEO_ BAPRY
The Furniture Dealer. is selling all kinds e( furniture at the lowest possible prices. ft Is a
well-known (ret chat fir
s=zis c== e
for cash. Hr is also the leading Undertaker of the town. Embalming Fluid alwarn kept on
hand. Fie also n siker • specialty of Picture I'ramine. Give him a call before purchasing
Furniture elsewhere. and you will And out that he does as he says sell. cheap
FOR CASH_
in tkaak[agone and all for their pan patronage he hopes to receive • continuance of tn.
same.
PLANING MILL
ESTAglSMEO 1111.
Buchanan & Son,
SI s *'V ie TI RrRU
CSE O. B A R.R.Y. I -i amilton-St -
MISS CAMERON
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers in all kind. of
lista had the !west productions in
SPMNG MILLINER'
Arriving weekly since the 1st of March, and will continue to re-
ceive consignments of all the latest novelties in headwear the mar-
kets afford throughout the busy season.
Owing to of business she will not have an opening
this Spring, but can show all the leading lines every day.
LUMBER. LATH, SHINGLES
And hellelm's material nl.eery de.erlptl.a.
School furiiture a Specialty
MISS CAMERON,
Corner of Seagate and Hamilton -its.. off the ![quare. 10 -Sm
APC11111. Sacci, a Peuuy Earned
ESTABLISHED 8O YEARS_
1 '*till take the lead) in special value in
G000SDRESS
1)reso bieltons, from 9c. per yard up, Twill Melton'., Stripe 1''oule and
Amazon Clothes, Stripe and ('heck Coxtume Cloths,Velvets, Ribbon, he
MEN'S SUITS
SPECIAL VALI'IK.
Tweetlit, full lines. Overcoats very low, (loodl Quality, Nearly all
(lone, Rice Sells Them.�,a,
g-1' In Grocery Department,
In Teas especially, I Take the Les,l,hoth in Quality and Prices. Pure Us-
ailulteratesl Coffee only kept, price, 80c. per Ih. Pure Spices only kept.
In My Hardware Department
I have a fall assortment. Glass, my os n importation, from 7c9 to
34:08, full supply. Crosscut Saws, ire. Wagon anti Buggy (yrs
full assortment.
iff Slab, 1009.
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