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Dyspepsia,
Billousneee,
S iolc Headache,
Kidney troubl's
Rheumatism,
Skin Diseues,
and all impuri.
Rea of the blood
from whatever
cense arising.
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Locals—A.(1am flood.
Bailiff's ale--P,SS. Scott,
Trustee Sale • .1.E. Hmith.
Servant wanted—Ure, Fear,
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Fyin.ir, .1 Ur, r ti, 1888,
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aa the flowering maple (the botanical
name le left to expel:lel, whiell has not
less than 2,000 blossome on it, the branah-
es reaching nearly to the ground. He
claims there is not snell n specimen in
the country, it being an exceedingly rare
plant,
Mrs. Samuel Riordan, living on the
Base Line, township of Illanehard, pole-
oned herself by tithing dose of oltough
en Rate," whin') she sent her son for to
Mr. Neely's, at Wooaluttn. The poison
Nraa taken at 11 p.me and the poor wom-
an died in great agony on the following
morning at 2 o'elock. flit far as is knowe
no particular Muse itesigeed for t
thots from tho °amp
rash net. She leaves a large family to
Ground. mourn their sail and sudden bereave-
- ment.
The last shot fired, the tents all struck,
the equipage removed to headquarters,
g Huron County Not Os.
weary, ofileers and men now rcouperatin
at thrtr respective homes, gives an elver.
tunitv to review the past, and it is now Gerrie Oraugemen will go to Listowel
in order to make suggestions so as to as on the 12th.
far as possible improve the surroundings The Early Closing By.law has been
and comfort for Rhine encampments. repealed in Blyth.
Blyth wants better fire protection. Try
a Ronald steamer.
A. Taylor, of Belgrave, has made an
assignmaut for the benefit of his credit-
ors,
Dr. Doweley, of iClinton, has disposed
of his practice, to Dr. Horsey, of Ottawa,
and will probably move to Toronto,
W. Roach, of East Wawanosh, has
sold Ms Clydesdale stallion "(told," to
R. 13. and J. Harris, of Turitherry, for
$1T0190e. Foresters' new hall at Belgrave
will be dedicated on the afternoon of
Tuesday, July 10th, and a concert given
in the evening.
Mrs. Samuel Dorrance, of INIcKillop,
sold her farm of 100 aores, east half 31,
west hen 33, 4th con. MoRillop, to Mr.
Robt. McMillan, jun., for the sum of
20,600.
The list of magistrate's convictions for
the quarter ending June 12th, numbered
02, of which 24 were for violation of the
Scott Act. Only three cases of drunken-
ness were reported.
J. and E. Bell, of Londesboro, suffered
a severe lose by the death of their splen-
did heavy draught stallion, Efuldfast 2nd.
He was imported last fall, and it will
take all of $2,000 to cover the loss.
Lucknow has five light weight players
that we think oan bold their own against
an equal number of quoiters from any
olub the Province. They are anxious
to try their mettle with some of the local
clubs.
Miss M. A. Cameron, daughter of Rev.
D. Cameron, of Nair, and formerly of
Lucknovv, at the recent University ex•
aminations in the first year took honors
in Euglish, French, German, Italian and
Spanish.
The total amount mind for Church
purposes, on the Holmesville eireuit,
Methodist church, for the last financial
year, was $1442.25. Of this sum Holmes-
ville raised $791.90 ; Sharon, 000.50 ;
Ebenezer, $240.85, the balanoe being
made up by various collections.
Constable Tedford, of Clinton, is mak-
ing a laudable offort to break up loafing
upon the streets on Sundays, and to this
end had several youths summoned before
the Police *Magistrate. R. Flemming
and John Cassels were fined 21 and costs,
tried to conceal the silent tear that glis. andaotjonetit-isrgismeivssneidnoviatthdiocaaeuritehfins.onie
boys ;rue Zineg lAresse as the town
nand. in the eye and coursed their bronzed U
cheeks, bus was returning from the station. In
the excitement of the play Robert Thom.
I3rUSSOIte 1.40/JODI c) a rd. son, aged 15, followed the ball beside the
—• bus, and from some at present inexplain.
A. special meeting of School Board able cause fell. The heavy wheole pass -
wan held last Friday evening to the Conn- ed over both legs, breaking them and
ail Chamber. Members present : Rev. I. 4 e
otiierwise ireurinci t1.40 boy.
The camp of latlb will be long temem.
bared afi being a severe strain on the
physical endurance of those who took
part in it ; a change in the temperature
of over 50 degrees m a few hours is bad
enough in itself. This cannot be govern-
ed or controlled by any human aid, but
there is a matter that should be well con-
sidered, that of Inter supply. The evil
effect produced by the use of tepid water,
and the abhorrence felt at the very
thoughts of being compelled to drink it
is sufficint to upset the stomach and
make camp life very unpleasant as well
as dangerous. I would suggest that in.
stead of placing the pipes through which
the water is conducted to the grounds
four inches below the surface, a second
furrow with a subsoil plow should be
made so ns to gain a depth of not less
than eight or ten inches. Then when
the pipes are placed in position the same
should be well covered and packed with
the loose soil and the sod part placed on
top so as to prevent the possibility of be-
ing affected by the heated state of the
atmosphere. The same mistake made in
Stratford this year was made two years
ago in Loudon, and the only time during
24 hours whet a cool drink of water
could be obtained was early in the morn-
ing.
I make the above suggetitions in the
interest of men and officers alike. The
same is applicable to London as well as
Stratford, and wherever the camp may
be located in the future it will be well to
carefully look into the water question. To
the citizens of Stratford is due the thanks
of the whole brigade for the universal
kindness bestowed on one and all.
An episode of a very interesting nature
took place within the lines of the 38rd
Battalion in the shape of an address and
presentation of a silver-niounted cane
and a valuable meerschaum pipe to Cap-
tain Wm. Elliott by the men of No. 2
Company, as a token of good will and
esteem to that gentleman, who has been
an active volunteer for near a quarter of
a century, he being a native of London
township. Many of his friends there
cannot fail to be interested in this item
of news. During the preseutation Capt.
Elliott was deeply touched, and many of
his men who have served years under him
Jno. Ross, B.A., J. Hargreaves, A. Hun.
ter, T. Fletcher, H. Dennis and F. S.
Scott.
Moved by S. Hargreaves, seconded by
T. Fletcher that E. Armstrong's account
of $1.10 be paid. Carried.
Moved by A. Hunter, seconded by T.
Fletcher that the Secretary be instructed
to disoount a note at Bank of Hamilton,
Wiugham, for WO for the purpose of
paying salaries for quarter ending 80th
inst. Carried.
Moved by A. Hunter, seconded by T.
Fletcher that the Property Committee
look after the necessary repairs at school
and attend to whitewashing if required.
Carried.
Moved by F. 0. Scott, seconded by T.
Fletcher that this Board advertise for a
female teacher, 3 insertions each in Daily
Mail and Globe, salary not to exceed
$250. Applications to be received up /0
August. Ono competent to teach vocal
muno preferred and send testimonials.
Carried.
Moved by A. Hunter, seconded by E.
Dennis that 5 copies of the school regula-
tions beyrocured, Carried.
Principal Shaw presented report for
school attendance for May, 1888, as un.
der :—
Dept 1 2 8 4 5
On Register 24 86 48 55 86-249
Average, 21 27 40 38 60-185
About 20 were sent from the nth to 4th
rootn about the let May.
Tho Board adjourned to meet again on
the lst Friday in August.
Perth County Notes.
The License Commissioners for the
West Riding met in Clinton and granted
the following licenses for the warrant
year : Goderieh—Geo. Cox, Thos. Whit-
ley, Wm. Babb, Jas. Bailey, J. Martin,
A. M. Shepherd, Wm. Craig, Ed. Pea-
cock. Shops, G. II. Parsons, W. L.
Horton. Colborne—Wm. Lasham, H.
Martin, J. Cruse and A. McAllister.
Clinton—I. Rattenbury, W. B. Smith,
Chas. Milne, Sarah Morley, 0. Pike, C.
Spooner, Geo. Swarts and Pat Reynolds.
Shop, James Sheppard. Blyth—R. Milne
Emigh, D. Erwin and J. B. Bennett.
Shop, S. A. MoDonald. Wingham—A.
Rowe, F. Korman, Dinsley, W. F.
Dulmage and R. B. Simmons. Hullett
—John Bell and J. P. Fisher. W. Waw.
emosh—W. M. Champion and J. Labett.d
E. Witivanosh—S, Nixon. Ashfield—
Wm. Flannagftn. Shops, S. Martin, A.
Nicholson and Geo. Iriviu.
G. -astern.' l'ica "Ns.
The Czar of Russia plays the nom•
bone as well as the autocrat.
Dom Pedro has reigned over Brazil for
67 years and at a liberal salary.
The -United States surplus for the year
ending June BO was 0110,000,000.
Monro county Ill., has more saloon-
keepers than Sunday school scholars.
The United States debt has been re -
domed 0113,000,000 in the year just
cloaed, dull monotony he whilee away the time
The fruit crop in rho vicinity of
Mitchell Tooke welljust now and promises
to bonntiful yield.
kb the next meeting of the Stratford
separate school board a resolution to ap.
point a truant officer will be submitted.
Dr. Hodge, of Mitchell, has decided to
give up his large practice in that place
and remove to London, entering into
partnership with a Dr. Arnot, of that
city,
Miss Carrie Hillyard, of St. Marys, re-
ceived diplomas in Art at the Hamilton
Ladies College, and also the Hamilton
Prize for original water color landscape
by graduates.
A. worrier pigeon was started from
Kingston With a message for portions un
Stratford, on Wednesday. It reached its
destination on Sunday, wifely bub ee.
hunted by the stormy weather through
which it had paned.
Walter Skinner, of Blanshard, while
running barefoot host week suffered
eevere out in lois foot, which produced
look.javi.!. and in spite of 'all efforts for
his relief he died Tuesday morning, to
the great grief of his parents and friends.
Before leaving Mitchell for England
Mr. and Mn,. Casson wore invited
by the members of alto V. U.
to alt
evening party at the reside= of Mrs.
W111. Brown, Min. Casson was motion-
ed with It'll° membership to the W.C.T.T1.
as s token of the esttsom in which she is
held by the society.
W. H. 13urnham. tie. Stratford floriet,
is exhibiting a prodigy of a plant known
neEle an el
Was poised in reid-air moused a sensation
among the negroes of Aegusta, Ga., a
few nights ago, The uncanny light
dancing in the 'unveils terrified them,
and their cries and mama are staid to
have been woeful to hear. Ono old Won-
= prophesied that it mil a warning to
them all to repent.
There aro a tttunbor of warm sulphur
springs in Elsinore. Cale and it citizen of
that team is utilizing them fon inenbat-
in pufpowa. Ho puts a tin pail full of
ego in a spring whaeo temperature is
102 degrees, and in three weeke the
chicks came out. As the temperature of
the infringe does not vary, the eggs re-
quire no attention. This beats the pat.
ont incubators all hollow.
Tho annual record of railway accidents
for the year ending Mortal last in Great
Britain shows that 209 persons were
killed on railways and 934 injured, a
compared with 220 killed and 843 injured
in the corresponding period in 1887. Be.
sides these, various accidents were re-
portedby the railway companies in which
the movement of vehicles used exclusive-
ly upon railways was not concerned,
bringing up the total for the three
months to 223 persons killed and 2,141
injured.
The Ballinger A: San Angela Stage
was again robbed Saturday by a Ione
highwayman. The robber was on foot.
Ile had a large red bandana around his
neck, and when the stage pulled up be
pilled the bandana over the lower part
of his face, and with a six-shooter per-
suaded the passengers, eight in number,
to stand and deliver. After taking about
$300 from the passengers, all of whom
were unarmed, he compelled the driver
to unhitch the best horse and liana the
envie over to him. The driver was com-
pelled to catch a mule to supply his loss.
Robert Pack, of Syraouse, who has ar-
rived at Suspension Bridge with his
boat, the Phantom, in answer to the
challenge of Charles Percy, of that vill-
age, to race through the Whirlpool rapids
for a purse within six weeks, will make
a trial trip through the rapids next Wed-
nesday. The Phantom is 15 feet long, 4
i
feet 9inches wide in the center, 34 inches
deep, and pointed at both ends. Air
chambers are disoarded, but between the
outside and the lining are cushions light-
er than cork, and which give the boat
great buoyancy. The nature of the ma-
terial used in the cushions the builder
keeps a secret, as be wishes to secure a
patent on it.
Sam Jones, the famous Georgia reviv-
alist, preathed in the Methodist church
at Detroit on July let to an immense
congregation composed largely of Ameri-
cans. After saying that on the whiskey
question Canadians were no better than
the residents of the States he caused
something of a sensation by declaring :—
"Now. Pll tell you, I think we are run-
ning the last political combat on the
lines we have been running them on. It
is between the Republicans and Demo-
crats, this contest, and it is the last race
the Republicans will make in America.
The Democrats are going in overwhelm-
ingly. Four years from now we will
break up the solid south. Theisen° then
will be God. or no God, drunkenness or
sobriety, Sabbath or 310 Sabbath, heaven
or hell. That will be the issue, Then
we will wipe up the ground with the
Democratic party and lot God rule Am-
erica from that time forth.
An action was recently brought in the
Massaohussetts courts against the Boston
and Providence railway company by a
lady who claimed a free pass over the
road on the ground that shale thedaught-
er of John 0. Dodge, of Attleborough,
who when the railway was °bartered in
1836, conveyed a portion of his laud in
consideration that he and his family
should ride free over the railroad ae long
as the land was used for railway purpos.
es. The grand -daughter olaims that she
is entitled to the privileges named in the
deed and that the word family meant
descendants of the granter. The rail-
road company demurred, bort Judge Allen,
of the State supreme court, has over-
ruled the demurrer and expressed the
opinion that under the deed the Boston
and Providence railroad oorapany would
be required to carry free the descendants
of Mn. Dodge for all time. This decision
will make railway companies careful
about granting family passes.
Very few people have had the good
fortune to coat their eyes curiously over
a eopy of the Ocean Chroniole, or ever
knew that such a paper was published.
The Ocean Chronicle is published at sea,
on board the ship Fronk Pendleton, by
Capt. E. P. Nichols, the master of the
big square-rigger, This is all announced
intheheadline, with the remark: "Terms
—Ono Letter," and the half -apologetic)
observation that it is "Printed for pastime
ono, and sent to friends as a letter,
therefore not open to criticism." Capt.
Nichols is a merry old salt who makes
long deep -water voyages, and has stowed
away in his oabin aft a case of type and
a printing prow. In the long hours of
The Prince of Wales has 17 brothers- by "Woking" type. Like the multifold
in-law, 10 uncles, 57 °enable, 68 nephews crew of the Nanny Bell, Capt. Nichols
and nieces. fills all the offices of a well.established
A. recent waterspout in Yorkshire, newspaper and is the owner, proprietor,
Eng., excavated ons field in s"ena Pim° editor, publisher, reporter, compositor;
to rho depth of Eleven feet,
A.3 a recent Paris wadding another new pressman and deliverer of the Cowin
Chronicle, It is in this unique manner
idea was started. The largo plate glass that everything that happps during the
window of the coup was taken mit, and voyage is faithfully chromeledi from the
in its place a network of orange blossomselighteet change in the ship's barometer
Jinx 0, 1888.
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The crops in Lambton county' are
looking well generally, the late rains
having improved the prOapata Ila.
torially.
Geo, L. Hayden, of Pergus, has lost
lois thoroughbred steeplechaser Bellevue
from lockjaw, mound by ail injury sus.
tabled at the late Montreal meeting, lie
recently refused 21,000 foe the Rolland,
Tho number of failures in Canada for
the six months ending. junto a0th'1888,
were 872, against 721 no 18117 and 090 itt
1860. 'Mlle is bed showing, but there
is an improvement to be recorded itt the
amount involved in the failures which
has run down from 210,003,015 in 1887
to 07,802,422 in 1888. In the United
States there was a largo inoromee both of
number of failures and amount involved.
Fred 1Vood, local editor of the Park.
dale Tines, dived off the wharf at the
foot of Dufferin street on Thursday night
Jens 23, and his head strut* against
rooks nt the bottom. His head was bad.
ly out and his whole body partially para-
lyzed with the shook. He became un.
conscious about 1 o'clook Saturday morn -
Mg and died shortly afterward. He was
a bright and promising young mon, 21
years of age.
At a union meeting of the directors of
the North Bruce and Saugeen Agrioul-
tural societies and the Port Elgin Huth.
cultural society, hold at Port Elgin the
other day, it was decided to amalgamate
the societies to hold it grand union exhi-
bition on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sep-
tember 25th and 26th. The town has in
course of purchase a park of some twenty
acres, which will be used for exhibition
purposes.
P.emricrwqrs,,
Otiyssiejia issues mad Trod o Marks scoured
and all other patent causes in the Patent
°fanned before the Courts promptly and
carefully attended to. 'Upon receipt of Mod-
el or sketch of invention, I make careful
examiuntion,and advise as to patentability
Free of Charge. Pees moderate, and I make
no charge unless patent is neuron. Inform-
ation, advice and sonial referenees sent on
application. J.11 LITTE L , Washing tor,
D.O., P a ton t Odin. 10-
Returned to Brussels !
ROBERT ARMSTRONG
desires to state that he hos again become
a resident of Brussels and is prepared to
take Contracts for all kinds of Carpenter
Work, such as House Building, Barn
Framing, Mill Wrighting, dm.
Ho will also make a Specialty of Mov-
ing Buildings.
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
in every instance.
11()131. ARAISTONG,
OF INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC.
As I am leaving Brussela in a few weeks
for See:forth, where I have purchased
husiness, I would be pleased to wait on
any of my old customers who are want-
ing anything in the Photograph line,
frames, etc. Thanking the public for
their patronage in the past,
I remain, respectfully,
A. BAUSLAAJGH.
FARMERS
TIEC10 N 0 r.E1001111
I have for sale Plows of twelve differ-
ent kinds. Four different kinds of gang
plows, wafflers and cultivators, all of Pat-
erson'a Coia, Woodstock. Implements
such aslight steel binders, mowers (front
and rear out) horse hay rakes. I also
have A. Murphy a Cois
Patent leversable Ray Carriers,
Steel and Wooden Troolts, most, Com-
plete ID Canada,
Tolton Bros.' Pea Harvester.
aa ,1.
me came. 0tter.in,
Several nicely situated village lots
with houses on them for sale, Selis.
faction guaranteed in the sale of imple-
ments.
Win. Martin.
Brusgos.
Henn TtalNlinnnv STREr
a.
ALLAN LINE.
1808i SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1888.
LIVERPOOL & QUEBEC SERVICE
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Rheic wvanroor,. 1 smuhlrini, 1001011 Q03313310
perfumed the air, to the important event in the life of 3 April 20
The Eleetrican states that sumo Ger.onanois," the shipis pig, when the latter April 20
Man See, fishermen are making experi• yielded up his life and gave the editor- May8
menta with the electric. light for night captain his first taste of fresh meat in 3150'11.
"4. ,
fishing. So for the results are said to he two months, All this is put in type as 'irV5
highly satisfactory.
Wagons bearing immense advertising the voyage pr9gressee, and the last hole
signs are permitted to follow Chicago destination is eighted by the lookout.
in the form is filled when the port ef
funeral processions through the streets.
There is no ordinance to prevent, alad Then Capt. Nichols inks his rollere, gots
the fool killer nthatn
ever takes in tow. out his press, folds and addresses his
The Chinese population of Now Vork papers, and in due timeW&
hie enoan
of all that has happened to the Frank
is represented. by a publioation called the Pendleton and herjovial master since
Ohinew Weekly News, which prints an they emy him.
3
editorial strongly endorifing the nomine,
tion of Harrison bemuse of his Chinese
record.
The plans and epecilioations for an
electric railway lino, three miles long, for
Pullman, Ill., have been completed and.
tho conned lot. The Vail Depoole over-
head syetem will be used, and the cost is
estimated tot 2100,000. The nail will
probably be in running order by Sep-
tember,
Chicago will claim for itself and flu
immediate Potherbs an eveu million of in.
habitants, necording to the new directory
which will bo issued early in July. Tho
directory will contain about 211,000
names, exclusive of the suburbs, which
aro estimated to have a populalien of
not less than 200,000.
Cialuttlita,n N ows.
Dipthoria is on the increase in Ottawa,
About 2 o'clock Saturday morning
burglars entered ilio house of Samos
Leary, postmaster et King's Wharf, eight
miles south of Bobottygoon, and stole 050
in cash. The family were in a gonna
sleep until a terrible explosion in the
neighborhood of thbarn 'awoke theno.
Mr, Leary, looking out, saw his barn onOtto.
Oro. 110 ran out in hope of saving somefarmutsioslltt,
farm utensile bet was met by two
roughs, who fired two shots at Inni. ono
taking coifed in his log, the other passing
through shirt, parallel with his heart,
The perpetrators escaped.
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bios 7 Parisian
Jane 10 IPOlyunian
Juno 21 Sardinian
Nunt4221 101roaaalan
Jaw Sarmatian
July 12 Parisian
july 20 . ....... . iPolynosinn
July K.. Sardinian
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A. I, Gibson mune 00,000 lbs, of good
clean FLEECE WOOL for which he will
pay the Hummer Illamtirr Pla(714 (11811
or natio at the Wroxeter Woolen Mills.
11 ,,I001C Of splendid TWeeda,
Flannels, S101111110, Dragnets, Bionic.
ets,14ht,t lag Mal V111.113 or his own
make guaranteedw
to omr) and groat
variety in Fine 'Vweeds, Flannels', Over -
coatings, be,
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reputation by satisfactory work am!
squaro dealing,
OCR TW 1lEDS THIS TEAR ARE GREAT
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TO ALL CUSTOMERS.
We want your Wool and you want oar
goods and our money, so come and
see us.
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47-4w Wroxof or Woolork90)151.
Pumps -Pumps-Pumps
The old reliable Pump Werke of Brus-
sels still to the front and rushing busi-
ness right along.
DEEP WELL An max mos
always on hand with all the latest im-
provements and guaranteed to
GIVE SA.TISFACTION.
11111 prepared to take contracts for
Digging Wells or Cisterns at
Iieasonable Rates.
Special Attention iven to Repairing',
As I use only the best material, super-
vise all the work and sell at moderate
prices I know ib will bo to the advantage
of the public to deal with me.
J. _FELTON,
PnOrarnron.
Sloop opposite P. Scott's blacksmitheloop,
ehop, Mill street, Brussels.
May 11
Mayl 17
May
June 1
Juno 7
Juno 1.3
June 21
June 28
July
July 3.5
july 20
Tilly 25
Aug. 2
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TORONTO, CANADA.
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B. Forsyth & Son, founerly of
the Wroxeter Woolen Mills, beg
to inform the Farmers in this
vi-
cinity that they have Now in Op-
eration a Woolen Mill in Blyth,
and hoPe that by adhering
to their old plan of making noth-
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and trust that by so doing to
meet a liberal patronage.
CUSTOM WORK
of all kinds promptly and caro -
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The HIGHEST PRICE paid for
Wool in Exchange for Tweeds,
Full Cloths, Flannels, Yarns, etc. di
A Trial Solicited I
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AVING PURORASED THE STOOK IN TRADE
MR. WALTER COATS at a good reduction I will
give, great bargains in
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CROOMMEZ.Y.
(St 0' S VST IR) El
I have also a fine stock of
Now Gooas, Sugars, Teas, &G., &G.,
. I am selling very cheap for—
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Come one Come all and secure a good Bargain. -
John L. Stuxd.y,
Next door to Gerry's Hardware, BRUSSELS,
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Rates or Pealing° by 011111 Steamers,
01II10030 To avertroor,
Cabin 00,370$and 383 concluding to ammon-
modablon. Servants in Cabin, -3.80 Inter.
mediate $80, Steerage 820. /Whim tickets,
Onbin, 3110, 3100 and 8160. Intermediate,
300'yVeyalr6ngoVadit
1llc imam! nu Or other ox-
trast00,111028. Oabiit afty, slaty end seven.
ty tlolian,t050sOttioO ko acoommodation,
itt-
101051 tickets, ninny. one hundred. and ton
and ono hundred and thirty donate. Triter -
maim° sixtyclonars. Moorage forty doll.
are.
Viissengers oan embark tI Montreel 10,5
day before without increased charge. (le
yourself or sons for your friends. Prepaid
entree:an at rethieca rates. For full in-
formation tbral y 15
di, 'R. (FRANI',
lirtrisets,
A Positive Cure.
oi< A Painless Cure.
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rAurs Fo.ia NEN OF ALL AGES.
ITXISEASES ;MAN.
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'211111 k&0t10d41.57" .11E4.16 TIE I85i0'vriata,
Marva' of Hea)ing, and Kohlhoor of Modlotneo,
(10 luxe ma terrible consequences e,C)Inillscretion,
ttemzectwavGreturnotihkt.'4, EXI)Otaire and OVOinVOIPICs
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Wise are broken down iroln offooto of ;bussso131 una in No. 8 a radical con for nervous
clui.111;y,, . . grulf weakmoss, invollmtavy VItal losses, ete,
STIrPTOSIS von omen No. h 0131.1, tot tham....-Wout of energy, vertigo, wont of purpose,
dimness of sight, avori.ou 10 rock ty, want v.: toniblenne, avoidance of conversation,
down for rolit.tplo,10 it0 011.04biitY 00 02 th0 e.b1eti 00 00 at particular staled,
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cower/a detwrsincm a ;Otto, gtidinass, lm
est of omory, excitability of temper, ,per.
nuttorrhom, or loss of !b., Anal gala—tat rvrid L of bOlr.10,11130 or marital OX00814-1111130.
toney, innuteitiou, (lo 1,101011110Se, palpitation of lbo 0,Mil, hysteria !Wings to
fomaloo, tromlbi ; iatatialia 1.11.0:01130, ate., aim all U1111)101118 of this terrible
habit, oftentimes i11:00tialY mmired. In chart, tho spring c,1 vital form having loobita
tension, every PallOtIMI tous' 3,0 conceetionee. Scientific writers and the euporintendonte
nf 111Sall0 asylums null., ,a 0, scribing to the effeets of solfmbuso the great majority of
wasted lives v0,loit coma unn,r I hob! notice, 11 you two in05laa0001111 for the (Wallow;
&Woo of hoofnuoq, inoormritato.1 for the enjoyments of life, No, 8 effete an 5505005 from
rho affects el early Tf you an advanced itt years, No. give yon full Vigor and
eirength. If you 0ro. broken down, physically and morally from early indisontiou, 110
moult of ignorao.ca omi folly, tend your address and 10 cone in etanme for M. V. L131300'a
'Jinesbls 0, Ifook loono on Distance of Man. Sealed and Bonn from observation.
Address all communications to EL 'V, 0,138007i 43 Wellington 100. E,, Toronto,
A Man WallOat wisdom live* 1110 tool's paradise. ORES COARANTEED. HEM. THE 8150.
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