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MAY .1, 1888.
araissanalitanalain
tStrltt `;1e11U$,
llouso °leaning Ilan begun and 1'110
hnuHe ie lamed up.ido down, topsy.
turvy.
\1411. Heller has boon pith:ling hie
X'if it el. proven')
Ude wools. it nn 1(e'I LL gl•eat ie).
1)roven') Ili,
Whet nitwit our nnrly mail'' John 1ohush'u returned to the villasw
llru. W. Doig is improving alightly, from, an atomism dries) loading a vory
'I'ii. nowt tncnting of the Internship nett looking mat/101 of the driving kind.
"laddie&" will be hold here on Friday, 'Phe buys aro all pew fishing. All
25th inst.
A. :amoral raootatielistaking place in
our village both in -doors and outside,
whir:b tea en00 seidonon of spring.
Fall wheat is picking up nicoly and
will yield n bettor return it harvest timo
than was supposed a few woke ago, if
nothing happens it.
0341.5111-03* t 11.
Win, llawkshaw bis resigned his post•
tion no councillor for the south ward.
Wm. IIawksbaw is going to put up n Oen, 130 no service was hold in tho evening
brick hotel in place OF the present one, giving Johntttot'it people a chance.
Our friend Time. Heid, of Teoswator,
showed up on \Vedncsday evening last.
IIta wolcomo will always b.) warm hero
and wo will tlwaye bo glad to see hitt.
Mr. Haid, who to on old Oxford boy,
WWI in town over Saturday, the guest of
Mr. S•owart, It i•s to be hoped that 11t'.
R. will goo!) find it convenient to visit us
again.
Mies B1)ingsley, Wingham, has had
an unfortunate work. Eer music pupils
havo all been absent except oilo young
gentleman. It is to he hoped thoy will
all be et home next time.
Jeckeou Wilson, 01 Zetland, was in
town Saturday. Lie seems a rising young
artist as ho was displaying several spori•
mons of his drawing copied from "Grip"
the night before in Winghttm.
Rev, A. Y, Hartley took f n his text on
Sunday morning John 18 ohnp., 40 verse,
his subject being "The Multitude's
Choice." He spoke (1) on the ohoico it-
self ; (2) of the onuses. The congregation
was large and eoomed to be vary glad to
see their pastor again,
kinds aro to be had but the most plenti-
ful aro these about tarn and a half Malmo
long.
John Burttss is forting the lot owned
by Chas IIcrbart. This frown, when
aomploted, will add to the neatness of
tho village.
hiss ,Jaelteun, alma tt) return hone
from Detroit, was talion dawn with nb an.
los and thus hrr return has boon Provo" -
ed for a Unto,
The regular gnarteely sorvico was hold
in Bluevalo Motltodittt chul'ob and of
Andy Donahoe woe arrostecl for Inking
four loaves of bread mud ti quantity of
sugar from dm Quenneho'ol diutngroom,
110 appeared beforo Mayor Beattie who
sent 111111 for trial. Tito prisoner °looted
to be tried herons Judge Toms who son -
Mimed hien to six weeks in jail.
rased;1,0-0141.
Ersoding is well to the front.
Next Sabbath Rev. S. Jones, of Brus-
eelt, will preach hi linos church.
Council mooting at Plth01 on the 20111
root. -It will lin Court of llovieion.
A. number from this locality aro at.
tending tho assizes 30 Godarioh this
week.
'Toon Clerk" took lot prizo and sweep -
statues at the Newry Sprung Show. 13o's
a guirl ago an' dinna forgot it.
Rev, I). 11. McRae is atttending the
elyuod r.1 the Presbyterian ahnrch, con-
vened at London, due week.
it in reported that hotel licenses cannot
bo grnntod this year as applications wore
not nnado in time by the hotolkeepors.
V. Gramm has his Lime Works in full
blast. 13o is selling first -plass limo at
12i cents per busbol and is able to supply
tho drmood.
1Lia:towinI.
Rev. W. Burgess preached his farewell
sermon 10 Listowel last Sunday. His
frionds here wish him prottpority in the
west.
A Leap Year Entertainment, under rho
auspices of the ladies of the Young Pro.
pie's) Furnishing Society, will be held in
the basement of tho Methodist Church,
Tuesday evening, May 16th.
Tho following is the list of those who
are to have their lhpior licenses renewed
for another terns : Idotele-A, McIntosh,
G. Zilliax, J. Northgraves, F. A. Kraus,
J. Manuel, Conrad Zilliax (granted con-
ditionally,) C. H. Zilliax (threo month's
extension). Shop--illrs. Welch.
Tim following officers will manage tho
foot -ball club this aummor.-Hon. Pros -
'dont, E. B. Morphy ; Hon. Vice -Pres.,
14. lirieker, Mayor ; Pres., D. McMinn ;
Vico Pres., Ed. E. Nowman ; Captain, D.
in C. Stewart •
\Ic.1t
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• Field Captain,
t ;
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Secy.11 rns. Poole
Match Com.-
Alf.
ll \[inn, J. Morrisn , C. Stewart,
:\ [embers T. Mess, W. Climie, J. Mc -
Ilium, C. Stewart, 1). McMinn, 1:. Now.
1111, W. Wright, W. Patterson, George
Mitrhwl;, A. Poole, .1. Pogo, C. Harbor, A.
Mcllwraith, J. C'nlburt and J. Morrison.
•W 1)ugyh a1114.
lV it^taut wants a Beard of Trade,
1:,1. llino'cy had his foot badly squeezed
at the C. P. 11. turd-ttiblo.
C, lisrl'cr and Janes 'reit have par•
chased the W iugham Pottery.
P. W. Campb,dl, of Mont'oal, is to give
a lecture iu th.' Presbyterian ohnrett on
Monday evening, May 7th, illustrated by
dissolving views, descriptive of a trip
neatest thtAuteriean continent, the Paolfic
she n, the Sandwich Islaude, Australia,
Amble., the lied Sea, England, franca
and Italy.
Tons. son mf W. Mc('lynnont, aull Robt.,
son "f Nil McGregor, wore injured by
falling under the Imo cart wheels whilst
e number of the boys wore moving it
'donee after the 1113011031 ltd their run,
11(lyumt rec,•ivcd internal injuries
and t 0,1 bis arm crueller'. McGrogor
bail hi, roller Lon, hrok; n and several
rite crushed in.
'1'11, fo!lotvingo it o u were elected in
oonneet:on with tho'orioket club for this
season :-Ilonorary President, Ih W. C.
Moyer ; President, C. 11, Willianns ;
5ecratory, J. 1). Nichol ; Committee on
Matches, E. L. Dickinson, Dr. Young,
d', D. Nichol and W. II. Macdonald ; Troll
Connnittoo, \V. Dippell, J. Youhill, R.
Talbot and T. A, Tisdale
- 1213 th.
1Vio r rise.
The masons have etartod at the found-
ation of Mr. Howlet's barn.
Tho Union dabbeth school was re-
opened a week ago last Sabbath in Bar•
rie's school.
Hugh R. Elliott ltas goue to work with
D. Zimmer, of Cranbrook, at the framing
and carpenter work.
The -Sabbath school at S. S. No. lI is to
start next Sunday under the superintend-
ence of Peter Watson, of Grey.
Mise Jane McArter, daughter of Will-
iam 1foA.rter, 7th con., is laid up with
inflammation of the bowels. Wo all
join in wishing her a speedy recovery.
David"tlexwell, 71h son., is laid up
with broken ribs, having fallen down
in the barn. His brother James is wait-
ing on him and ho is doing quite well for
an old eau.
John Clennan, 8th con., has skipped
ont to Uncle Sam's domain, so it is said,
and left a lot of sorrowing friends to
mourn over the toes they have sustained.
Goun don't stn long.
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l•b John
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Curr Cnn'r.-"Well, really T don't ware,
m st beautiful:
'est did o
but I think he
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Mr. Wilson, f r,n,uly teacher of oar lino
sohool, now of Zetland, favored us with
IL very instructive dose of mind physic on
Saturday evening, I am sure, as Air. W.
and I were always good frioncls, that ha
will not object to my making a few re-
marks on his lecture. .1 do not intend to
aritioise, but think that he will need to
loop a level eye in his head for some
tonne to coins), Joalousy to a ten•iblo
scourge. It destroys all the ltappinees
that comes within its sweep. No mattor
how well a person may do there is sure to
bo some me who would do far better, so
they think, and it is much the same as
far as they are co0corned. Ilowovor, n
just critic should always be listened to.
They can point out mistakes, and thus
assist as in attaining what we are striv-
ing after. It is not well to listen to vain
fiatterors. T1• y generally have their
objoots. Put no faith in them. Friends
aro not to be trusted in this ease. They
are too apt to praise when they know
better. 'Tho best tray for a young genius
just setting out on the way to fame is to
"aim High." I hope Mr. Wilson will
have his highest wishes gratified and
that he may live to 500 "listening Senates
hang upon his tongue." -Another dear
friend has joined biose that can never
return. Mr. Ard is harried, IIe left all
the Morris girls and was caught by a
Turnborry lass. 'Tis sad to think what
might have been, had wo been wide awake.
Yom's truly, BELL..
Jahn 1Smigh is having his hotel reno-
vated with tt froth coat of paint.
Will Walker, tailor, loft here on Thurs-
day ,or :Exciter, whore he bas obtained a
sittl•,•IiOtn,
Miles Young has had a handsome
piel;at fonoo erected on hie lot facing
King street.
McGill Brothers started on Monday
to move D. D. Carder's store, on Queen
atreot,
it low foot further to the front.
On Wednesday evening last our Ilealth
Hoard snot in the Orango ball, when thoy
appointed Conslablo Davis health in-
vents -Ms.
Eight teams and agents of an implo.
ttiou company arrived hero from Exeter.
They intend to canvass this section of
tho county for a oouple of months.
The Blyth Chloral Society, under the
leadership of A. Lawrence, gavo a con.
cors i,t bio tromporance Ball on Monday
evening. A splendid program of singing
by tho olaes was well rendered.
A petition Inas boon circulated around
town this week which reaoivod rho sig-
•)atties% of most of the business ,non to
tisk our town council to pass to by-law to
have all places of businoas closed et 7
o'Mlonkp. in. during the summer months,
Saturday ovotings exeopted.
A meeting was hold on Friday evening
at Illilne'shotol for the pnrpoeeof gotting
up amusements for tho Queens Meth -
day. Tha meeting was well attended
by tho sporting fraternity. It was decided
to endeavor to raise tho necessary !rids 10
celebrate tho day in a fitting manner.
Ilea oval. of.
\V,r. Dulmaago is again near ns buying
cattle ao of yore,
The ball season has bogs tt, mw hate.
men tiro on hand.
A. Bruen, 13rassels, paid our town n
dying visit lint weok.
A. phrenologist, W. Galbraith, locttive:4
in DmForesters' Bail cm Thlnr3day even-
ing,
THE BRUSSELS POST
p=; aaetzeses esecatizastG zettat reareatur tconn '•'ezza "r eleter ai.:[3 .w., ,.- ........... . ......:..
Tho 111th eon. 1108! two wrd lil gs last , u '.A '1 I 001) Fre 1111 ]'1111 li.\Lr l•: 1 N i)( 88 411'1' 1 1 r1011 1"! 114 SALE.
300°h, MAI .15110 Ann, .I tghtrr of 1 11forris c u E.. I 1 . 3.0 n• to urs . ,)'3 - a Ile t e1n: , tarot fir pule 10 tato
James Shaw, was Wilted in holy bonito to elaso Oho atf,itw ,f n I ilii of Lim Into '!'uwmh)p of 3lurrte so is.. (emote of 11 ..real
to tL Mr. limey, of 1)11)1 t•t. May their tY.11. ettuwato'1 tl ), ,ire toner Chi, fol. twin!' 1i.•.,1th hall of 1,orrli hall1 s f Q 26
Y Y 11,11'1 valuahh, la„ M t ,berth nL 1 1'",111 half of e, i,, 1 ,n containing
j rmt,ey thermal' life bt' l)loasant and their , hul1 ,l L"t •W, ,low. , t:;.'1;1::-•.ui,l it .d IC 11,1:11, r ,n ,r' Ti1 s 1 n .ren urontlY
gf'tan'eL tl',Iilldee be 11111.. elle.. l4 our Atr....l0 a'anknl)t1un 111) n 1 8 , tltls 3, I
(n n . tit l of rUHse sf Wei Velj,r, 4:+e l .I u•1, n l i wap . '4)!,''!''': gond 1•,11 ,n ;mil i se;s: lttri i i a I; feet with
motet in rite holy binds of matrimony Iv ntl'h.n1. 1, ,w,.l 1, u,,it. t .0111 )till f
a
clear �AIon pa:Li in a 1 3 SLaOe r)3 weld•
, � ,,, ,),• h,, • nt, arab,, Cd.❑
• 1 l W'lt f Il 1 rrwtp)d n g I f, u t a •I,L ..too.• fuel- V1W'u, 14 1 •a t, 413
,r 1111, urr'1th, '11 ,YID to ease
to iti.ts Mary Jttm,, daughter of (leorgn r•lusnlp tali'., "*'. 1 of bin .: I d =e,t.3I 3 tell „1 r'o• v, hope
Avery. Two weddings in ono week is
not so had, still ten beieve "thorn'i more
to follon,"
Ms. 1!b 1 rue. -'Pito eomniuientiou of
Anti-Settt Act in haat woke is.,uo ie the
oeuasion of smile little nommen:. IIe.
would fain have telnporanee ami liaise
walls together when virtually tho one is
ne nulolt opposed to the 03lmr au 1110 east
in to the west, License rnlnesonts tho
Government as saying to Ileo liquor tree.
flu you destroy much good, you aro 10
edam lint I will lle•nso .1110 man its fivo
hue drerl to sell 0 1 condition that bo glees
mo part of tlto tnonoy. T will be very
strict with him. llo obeli not commit
this primo on Sunday nor sell to mine) s.
This is liceneo. What dors temperance
env to the traffro ; It says you oro a aur.
dorm and tau 81111131 die. It it possible
that Anti.i4oLt hot disoovers no diffor-
onoe in principlo between giving one a
legal right L• do a pernicious wrong oven
under roetrietinu, and prohibiting that
wrong and declaring that it shill be up-
rooted and destroyed. He would have
the temperance people including the W.
C. T. U. to kuuokle down and beoom0 a
party to Hoene° for all time to come we
suppose. Tho tom •eranco people are
not to bo coerced in that e ay. They will
continue to force the qua -tier of Prohi.
bition upon tho attention of politicians
and the intelligent cousoienee of the pop-
ple and will never rest until the strong
arm of legal suasion has thrust the
sword of Prohibitiou through the mon-
ster's ineart 01111311 will be at no distant
day. ' Axtr.Lnezxsr:.
Huron Comity Notes.
Rev. Jas. A, Andorson,of Whiteohuroh,
is to poach his farewell sermon on Sun-
day, the 90th of May.
A. J. Jones, of Kippen, who had hie
jaw -bone broken, has so far recovered as
to be able to return to work ill London.
Godarioh town council announces that
all parties desiring to plant shade trees
in front of their promises will bo furnish-
ed with the same free of charge.
Abonb 800 bushels of flax have already
been distributed to farm,-rs in Blyth sec-
tion by Livingston Bros., who are afraid
that their present supply -400 bushels -
will fail to supply the increasing demand.
The Clinton railway delegates left
Thursday for Ottawa for the purpose of
showing the plaints of tho Guelph Juno -
tion, Seaforth, Clinton and Goderich
Railway on the Government for the usual
subsidy.
Alex. McDonald, of Tuckersmith, was
brought boforo His Honor Judge Touts at
Goderioh, charged with fraudulently
obtaining threo hundred dollars from
Banker O'Neill, of Exeter. After hear-
ing was die.
eco tho defendant in the ..vide
g
ohar ed.
Saturday afternoon while two or three
young men were swiming in tine river
near Stapleton, ono named John MoKay
was carried under by the current and
drowned. His companion, John Lamont,
made heroin offorts to save him and had
a narrow es0apo himself from sharing tho
same fate. Tho remains weir) sent by
00011105 train to lupi..', where ins
widowed mother resides. ;McKay was
attending the (.'ollogiate Institut° at
Clinton. s
CLINTON Srrlance.-Complete totals of
the result of the town assessor's work for
1888 aro nor to hand. The population
is 3033 as against 2803 last year. There
aro 070 children between the ages of 0
and 10, 100 youths botwoen 16 and 21.
Tho value of reel property is $574,743, of
personal property 1183,100, of taxable M-
emo, $15,860. Of all property, $028,745.
Increase in value of taxable property
over last year $128,1336. Property exempt
front taxation amount to $76,000.
The Clinton Now Era says :--ln one of
tho town churches on Sunday morning
last the riertnon soddenly lost till interest
for 0 lady, who is a regular and faithful
attendant, The minister had just got
111(11 • into lois eermoll, when a little bit
of humanity abort two mrd a half ye re
old, without ally hat on, hair disheveled,
face tutwashod, and carrying a doll as big
ori he'seli', made her appearant0o inside the
ohnecll, and was about to walk clown to
whom hon mother sat, but tins potsou,
catching sight of iter, quickly came out
and carried the little mischief back
home,
Over one hundred thousand dollre has
been spent at Wiarton for timber of did.
tomtit kinds during the winter that has
just closed. And as near as can be
learuod five hundred thousand dollars
altogether has been spent on tho penin-
sula during the sato period in the sumo
commodity.
S,,L a•<)`1'.
A largo quantity of ilex will be sown
in this township this spring.
Marbles and base ball aro now part of
the school program for the smell boys.
Mina Noliie Habliirk. has retnrnod to
her situation at Eaton's dry goods °stab.
lishmenb, Toronto.
Tho Hannon perjury oasts was thrown
out by tho Grand Jury at Goderich on
Tuesday afternou0,
Scoffing operations aro being proroidea
with as rapidly as possible, the land
boing in tho best of order.
Formes aro busy seeding and if tIte
present fine weather continuos tho spring
work moll be Rnished early,
Theo has beeit considerable done in
the maple sugar line this year as this has
been an uncommon good sap year.
Lash Tuesday Hartwell ,Sperahn jr.,
10th con„ had the misfortune to break
lois leg while assisting at a raising 0n his
OW11 farm.
Tho little on of David Clark, 14th eon.
died very suddenly last Sunday morning
Without anything particular being rho
mattor as far 05 could be found out.
A11 fore that the fall wheat had boon
badly winter killed have beo11 dispelled.
Sinop the growth eommsncod the roots
aro showing signs of life and now give
promise of a good ovon crop.
Mrs. Richard Alcook mot with a pouf.
iat aooidont a fow weeks ago which still
botltors her. She was emptying som0
hot water when a portion of it spurtod up
and Orrick het in the loft oyo.
Sunday sohool oponocl in Shino's school
honed, ettho 12111 can, last Sunday. 1'.
ititohfe is Superintendent, Tho sohool
opened with a good attendance and
promises Mho eucoessful. In commotion
with this sohool there is singing erotic()
anelbiblo study at the school hnuso ovary
Friday (0001115.
A number of big boys hold a ebsrivari
eolobratton in honor of a newly wedded
cotlplo on tho 114111- eon, ono night last
Week. They annoyer. rho whole lug&
borltood for home with guns, bulls mei
shoats. Theo boys should be well
spanked by their meantime and never al-
lowed to db 11110 liko again.
Na Seer
13 UT A. (•BNLTJ:NE
SEWING MACHINE
--IS '1101---
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,A." M O N'.TD
For it is putting other :o31ClliblOs
out of floors every week.
She i.a the 1lead
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Geo, Love & 00's,
'rola furor c 031 I ,.I . : 11„11 te.e. d 1 i : 41110 .sera) 1 r 'tk"r t ,1: r,.u:•
and In a 1.0m1 ,.313 1 1.tivato",, 1'0e ; ,1 it watered with the river ltiaitim4
pr1H,s and 1,1'. ) v .. ) , 1..1: , t fntlYui TAtvil cieelt. Pon..•.don
Itri osls.1. u., 11talo. l,a),ty+s, yh,tnra x111 101'4. tat any thoc. 13,r further ter.
Squnro or 3 3113' 13, 111, )tulle 1. 111.1 i"s1 r= 1 iy 011 t1, a f r uii: of 0r to A.10-
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HAS jest 110' 0001L ;1 lair;, stook :11 Spring tin 111.1,•t;Ilrit us Spade
Shovels, trees, Rakstook ,Fc.
Paints, Ui18, Varnishes, Sash. Glass, Shingles anri Irtth.
A largo quantity of Barbell 1111(1 Plain ,Vire- in Stt)t'k.
Our assortment of Silverware is large, well assorted and 111(1 on
close margins. Don't fail to see it.
Contractors or persons intending to build Mousey or barna should
call and get estimates in hardware supplies from us.
A.
M. MoKA.Y (Co.,
Brussels.
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llililitioton
of and Dealers inrn' all kinds of
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els,
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Woolen Mill
11. Forlyt11 t\. Son, (3 2311erl)' a�"s
the Wroxeter 'Woolen Mills, beg
to inform the Farmers i11 this vi-
cinity that they hftvo Now in Op-
eration a Woolen Mill i11 Blyth,
and Molle that by adhering
to their old pian of making noth-
ing but Sound, Durable Gooch&
' and trust that by yo doing to
meet a, liberal patronage.
CUSTOM WORK
of all kinds promptly and carr: -
fully attended to.
The 1I1C,lil:si• Puck: paiif Tar
Wool in Exchange for Tweed's„
Full Cloths, Flannels, Yarns, etx'
A Trial Solicited !
Satisfaction Guaranteed n
R. Forsyth & San.
AnotherWont .o I1neverwas lulendod,So farasIcan hoar?,,Tenteitller moa orwomanworn ntandoatto ha bald.I thick you will helieye mo,indsod I'm wool..
yntt will,
II at the "Paris Bair Works” you ))axi&
There is one thing Nature thinks of -let as
thank her ell we can -
She totes particular trouble with oar
race;
She knows a scanty growth of hair, ibo
gray and whitening locks
Will detraat trona the beauty of the face.Dut naturo has her l nwa so Strict that yen
most never err,
Por you'll suroly paytbe penalty et last..Sustain it, that bounteous head of heir.
Dootor L'oreuwenu's Hair Magic's unsur-
passed.
Just try it, your aIlilcted, you never 'tri:,
rogret,
'Cho Magic was never wet known 10 Sail::
1 And tine good that It will do yon 'will teaks,
you soon forgot
The expenditilre a bottle wIl entail.
This now famous preparations for invig-
oratingand stimninting the growth of the
hair Is universally accepted ae the mesa
valuable specifle on the nlarltet. Alldiseas-
es of t•lte scalp ire either rel,evod or per-
manently cured. A rich mud rapid growt2t•'n-law ttet Ldiennua at d rca trr 0111 fol n oflit I„ w rho vasaono. It rem.. u nthlar tranCm'rai . alts. Ila.
e S o d 1 Tser era hla to Cslotr.'• of l h a)d
drlluggist at: '•Hsu ttlet is s t _T 31, eI,staat �l par 18003.1 loco LyfOIi
not oltataablt i n your own locality send di-
rect to the sole manufacturer, enclosing
pride. A llnittexwitxn, Paris Hair Works.
10:1 awl 100 To)tge street, Toronto.
Per sale by (l. A.I1,:wham' ..l. Iiurt!rea-vies
and al Drn.gists.
including Parlor and .Ucilroelu S, i1es, :iidt'13,111118. liifehen, Fall
Loaf and 111Xteusion Tables, &e.
As we 1111,Cc our 11031 Factory fitted up with ;t I1ro17-class 11ry kiln
and the latest improved machinery wt' will v,.0 141 unprecedented
Low Prices. •
ORS
Liver Compile. •
Dyspepsia,
Pili,.nlaness,
Sick.LIoadaoho
Kidney Tro'b's
Rlleu,natiem,
Skin Diebases
curl all inipur-
Sties of thio
Blood from
0110,13001 amuse
arising, Female Weakne'.e eu.1 General
DOblliiy.
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Dr, llodder's Compound
'fake no outer. Sold everywhere. Prier..
70 cents per bottle.
D11. HODDER'S COUGH AND L1JN
CURE.
Price Sold everywhere. 1 tns
ee ., cage won
:t0 tents per bottle, Proprietors anal
manufacturers,
gStr; 175uOx 11113 1310 (lo., T.>eesro, (tts.
We aro prepared to 111011ish Funerals ou short notice,Co1HnsF , LA
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Caskots, Robes, 4:c• kept constantly on hand and Soldt thi
an most a al . ).. 1 ' a..
reasonable 1'atoi, First-class Hearse and outfit. Satisfaction Guar -
1888. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT • 1888
a1103d.
EMB
Temporary or artorial, no discoloring or unpleasant odor in the
hottest woather. References—Mr. Saint. Si mho and Mr. Walter
3'110(800.
Sash, Doors, ,Blinds and Mouldings
kept on hand or 104110 to ardor. Custom work. of all 1(1113114 prompt-
ly .attended to.
1?laths and specifications furnished anti estimates given.
Smith & Maleol :m)
OP a1:;;a.. A:_t\ I< S.
LIVERPOOL & QUEBEC SERVICE
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Al'r11 ]0..:., , annum -am - ....ittay 1.
Maya Parisian .....clay 1t<0'.
;Polynesian ...Sino 3
Sardinian .,,...June
;Oiroaer:inm Juno 111.
Sarmatian Jilt e111
Parisian .. .. ,Anne 0131
;Polynostau Tuly G•
June 21 ............... Sardinian July lie.
Auto 20 lOiroaseian . July 110.
.Tttly3 Sarmatian .711133 s1;
Anly 1a Parisian ,....... \ng. A .
July 20 1Polynostan Ang.iit ''
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Aug. 1 I(ir0assiatl .,, .Avg, sea
Aug.. 0 8armatian .:.Ai1g.t4t
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EROS or Passage by Mall Steenweg.
e, Prim c To myratPco l .
'Cable eon, Vie and sea aeeording 1.0 w,cotn_•
nuulatiel. Servants in Cabin, ,3A0, mut.. •
mediate V30,Steuiag 420. iteturh tio)teltt•,;
(I bin,1111i3, 0101 and 13143. 1'ntorroaidiattt,.
410. 9teoragO Ale
1 ltvlolyhosian (l3'eossimu or nth°r acr.•
tratlottlhors. Oabin fifty, sixty and soon-
ty dontr, according to aceolumodatie). it•:0..
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gay )7
tiny 2i
May lit
Jule 7
Juno
ten-,) • .10.15, ttlnnty solo ItUrl t ,d nn 1 ti.,:::.
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medi.tr.; ustydhllart. Str•t1,e tarts d)1.1.
lit.:4.1tIVall,t,f:
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