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IORSES.
wn Imported
anon,
RISE,
meld Of Stock during
as follows r,
I leave his own stable
tory Hibbert, and pro.
allarstvnee, for noon ;
tea Ik3Lad ley way of
r'e, for night.
be the Central Hotel,
) to ileusall. at liteyn-
teed to Shaffer'a Hotel,
to Bruetedebt, at
ight,
inmercial Hotel, Sea -
main until - 4 o'clock;
I. 01-manefa, one mile
r the night.
st along the 2nd line
mnth by way of the
r'e. Hibbert, for noon;
ne to the 9t1 conese east to Spring Hill,
'ed to Cromarty•then
o, for noon; thence to
will remain tintil the
continued regularly
xd weather permitting.,
RTONS, Proprietors.
646
cretteh
TOMo
ertretrt of Stock during
Ciao follows.
tave his own stable, at
) the I7th conceesion
for noon; thence to
Tuck's Hotel, kr the
';erist to John Long',
or noon; thence to
!ed to MOIeinvorth, at
thence west So Areh-
roneetnion of Grey, for
Id to Sameatown, for
tters071'S ilOtel,Bltke-
mth to Sunshine, for
is, at Parkeen Hotel,
1 south to Att�B
iles and a -half, thin
Of to Button'a Selma
ers, for noon; thence
rem to his own stable
3i1 the fol to -Arita Mon-
aontiaued regularly
add weather pernett-
•re see route bills.
cENVEN, Proprietors.
617
›rnasea. French
LAIN,
& Horton, will stand
stock this season as
leave ha owo stable,
). arid proeeed to. Her.
for oon; thence to
ercial Hotel, for the
tong the Ennio Road
ram; thence to Kitt-
, for the night,
ed north to the Watt
rrancti'll, for noon ;
altaw 'a Ho telr kr the
north to 13elgrave, ate
aefiCe to Bruaaels, a.t
nett t , remaining until
Walton, at Biero's
1 to hi own stable,
La the following M11 -
of pedigree see route
ORTON, Proprietors.
4'EOT_TS. 1
MED -Job Moses
ovaluablerrteclicine is
11 those painful and
/ the female conetitte-
ci all encase and re -
speedy Quemoy be -
rt ie peculiarly stated.
'or on the monthly pe-
a pale Kieran' not be
he flat throe montha
are to bring en ene-
ma they ark safe. in
,d Spinal Atfectious,
, fatigon on slight ex -
heart, hysterics, and
a euro when all other
although a powerful
u, calomel, antimony,
3 constitution. Fall
round each package,
-eserved. Job Mottos,
61 00 and.1.21 cents
throp & Lyman, To.. for the Dominion,
fling over (JO ping by
rth by Hickson &
It. Luzesden.
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tiamrtel Osborne,
wait affeeted with
jars, rut; lunge ba -
lain. I NMS
boahonees Remedy.
Titles I felt mach
rapidly, my health
ry, and when I had
tore, I wait ("trite
leth, mud have ex -
in for forty years
ze treatment of a
tint had never recede -
moot your Reimer's'.
/ veto very ba -d
ted the Shoehoneeto
MR well an I had
ow in businesa and
entit by eteatner.
tot he has t lett the
and Dyepopeia with
tehoshoneea Pills
ite any 1 ever tried -
aye ; My- wife was
too Nit/ f-tr . lmag
of -three different
Lot. She hag taken
tederot es Remedy,
I In v. Joan Scott,
seffered from SU
:ea nimble to move
to' a few b atlas of
Ilk as v;ellaa ever.
ntttlee, ; PilIa
dertIers-
to _
town. Torres and
a II. HALLETT &
626.52
to at home easily
Aldreas TRUE
616-52
a Lome. Sample&
to. Addrees STIN-
626-52
sted in Wali -St.,
raakesfortones
e explaining every-
: Co., 13ankera, 17
587-52
IOTEL. Creleridt,
tor., Thin is one of
Ole nod Beet Con-
!. The Looms are
and Bar liberally
repetition. 63D-51
s Inillet of Hul-
1 oprietotehip of the
Road, half -way be -
loge to inform the
ocommoclation for
a; no but the very
e bar. A share of
Ily eolicited JA -S.
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MAY 7, 1SSO.
Interesting ]tem.
Messrs. Moody and Sankey il1
hold a short series of revival services in
New Orleans shortly.
—A. Newport, Rhode Island tclergy-
man referred in his sermon recently to
.a person named Ingersoll, ticketed for
perdition."
Jacqties, wife of the Presi-
'dent of Albert College, Belleville, died.
on Saturday afternoon from inflamma-
tion of the lungs.
—Wiliam Smoak, of Charleston,
:South Carolina, has lived to see his
_ youngest and thirteenth child a igrand-
mother. Be has just entered hi4 nine-
-by -seventh year, has one hundred
grandchildren, three hundredand
ninety-one great-grandchildren and sev-
enty great -great-grandchildren.
—Queen Victoria, having visited the
vault where several of the -royal family
of England are buried, is reported to
have given orders that one or two of the
velvet coffins which were falling I to
pieces should be placed in oak Covers,
and that in future oak cases shoithl be
used instead of velvet at royal funerals.
—An American lady in Paris,anxious
to inaugurate a novel en tertairiMent,
bit upon the idea of a "soap bubble
party.',The guests found table's f,ur-
inshed with soap and lwater, and clay
pipes gaily bedecked with ribbons, and
they vied with each other in the ttgree-
able pastime of blowing bubbles., The
more serious business of eating and
dancing followed.
—The ;Japanese keep meat freilla in
hot weather by placing the rkw flesh in
porcelain vessels and pouring n it
boiling water, whereby- the albu en of
the surface is quickly coagulate and
forms a protection agAinst the f rther
action of the water. Oil is then p ured
on the surface of the water so Fe to
prevent the access of air and conse uent
putrefaction of the meat.
—Tennyson, who loOks "old an ex-
hausted," is said recently to have ld a
story of adrunkeu man whom he met
reeling along the road. The f
came up to him and said, "Mr.T:
son, if you will shake hands with
seVear by God Almighty I won't t
liquor again." The poet shook h
as required, but :afterward , rem
- dryly, "I am afraid I didn't do
good." -
- —The late Henry Vincent, the
fish lecturer, once related that he
driving with John Bright when
news Cf Abraham Lincoln's_ death
told them by a man who stopped
carriage by the wayside for that pine d
pose. Neither of the two English en t
spoke a word in response. They Ore c
on in utter silence; and by -an
when each looked up at the other's
the eyes of both were full of tears.
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ne'er darkened the
"Weel, .weel, argaret,
short. I thong t it was
necessary to c: and pra
imas,. for he is sa deaf ye
not hear me." ' l: ut, sir,"
;Man, wash a risi e g dignity
!“the Lord's no d af !" A
posed the minist r felt the
reproach. , 1
1 il -7-The Comtese : Potoc
cost so Much lat ly that
appealed to the Paris , Co
4litration in the b lief that
Makers had ov:,rclaarged
dressma
k
er's bil from J
danuary, 11880, mounted
another dressma er's bill f
ter of thA year 1 79 was
fUr mantle was c.argecl at
court haei engage the se.rvi
'pert and will tryo fat orn
,
—A Cleveland I lawyer,
handsome young ady char
eeny, cloSed his a peal to t
"Gentlemene-Yo • may ha,
t
olcano, ski
n a grape -vine to dry, las
.trl the
anche, pin a napkin to he ..oath
ia) the cloudfr
with a tea spoon, throw s It one
tail of our no le American eagle, w
Sleepless eve watches over he *e
f our na ion, pestle 'for re t' o
noon ' and. stars, bat ne er or
ent- delude yourselves witl
des that this charming gir 1 is
f the charge aga st her." Th
acquittedl her wi hout le ving
sleets. .
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—San Antonio . eraicl, re e arks o
ewly married pair who had oone
%line,: They are ohto
an Antonio ; they -were ma ied t creel
: t b ' dal ri •
days ago: 1 The travelline ou fit o his
tidal pain is a twO-Whedled art ilr wn
y two donkeys. The Jair the , b ' ide
and the groom—airiVed lis ; even mg,
and "though on pleasure they ar sent
they have a frugal mind. ' II hey �a a. r-
ed in a wagorayarcli. Th lady is dr SS -
ed in calico. ! Whe made i p it4i as
fall in thel Skirt, hu after do ng t up
ry, and ca ate
1 sona thi hie a I
jle
the tea ' br al th.
ib3i, " ath ing,', nd
sin' erne.'
don't be s
of so ver
!with Tam
en h can
said t e avo-3
of in nner„
pdowiteri f hen
supi
, [
a's d esses
er liu band
rt of Arbi-
her dress-
iyhter1.6 ,Ontpe
to $ ,108 ;
;
r on nar-
$8,6 0. The
K416 . A
es o a; ex -
matte .
efencli g .0,
d wit lar
e jury , hu:
g the o can
0 an :avae
f a
sky
the
ose
fare
the
mo-
theiity
pry
eir
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110w she ming it) mit to
nnY- a yard or Shiro lout o
e 1 This she remedied
nah now the dress look
n e "pull-back.?'
rked ---Prinee:.Leopol
any youngest sdne-who
States in June, w'
ng- Philadelphia, and
Was given him etters o
he Childs a,ndlother
8 The Londoti corres
heir a elphia 7' mes wri
lioate in lkealth a
being trOtted o
aracter are essen
t ose of his broth
Wales and Duke of
t rb
ei‘f ng ELSt'
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—Of Chief Justice Oliver Ellsw
of Connecticut, it is related that he
a devoted snuff-ta,ker, and at one
believing be took too much, he trie
break the habit. Ile carried his. bo
his garret and.put it on top of
stairs, thus forcing himself to as
and desdend two flights of stairs e
time he wanted a pinch. But he.
found that this took up too much t
and so he returned the box to
pocket.
-----JosephJo-----JosephLaurent, one of the c
of the Abenacke tribe of Indians,
presented H. R. H. the PrinceSs Lot
through M. Cuthbert, M. P.„ wit
address, congratulating her on her
return to Canada.m
The copositio
the address was written undictatec
the chief himself, and embodies sti
proofs of loyalty. This tribe of Ind
are situated at St. Francois duLao
the county of Iberyille. Aceoropan
the address was a handsome work a
ket made of splints of elm.
-by,
ace,
in
rth,. Word. A fiend of
was Monaco a few 'week
iroe £400 in thei gamin g
to
the
end
ery
oon
me,
ids
has
ise,
an
'afe
of
by
ong of
out twenty minu
Pass the butter,
- Shooe it lightl
In theicorner of
Yon !will find
What fond me
. Of tie days er
When pon my
Oft *as laid y
` Lovingly I strok
In the happy d
Now I etrike the
In the butter o
iketil3en Viet r
$ to visit tie
; remain we
!Dean St nle
lintroduCt on t
011 knowcit
(indent ofl the
s!: "The Printe
d is morhi ly a
1Ilis ijd
ially diffe ent fr
re, the tinge
dinburg , theil
Very seas of 1
ine sa- hiiin
a o, whe.e hd 1
poem at rulette
eV'
mile able,
Won b th air
aide.; , love
jaut-br wnha'
oeS it , wake s
we wen we(
Pod co
Ur littl
ypu1.
ys gon
every
the pi.
collt r
hood
treese3,
by;
cal t Inc
Honet M e
- Charee.
e
a's
ed
in
as
8.
il-
is
se
m
of
he
at
st
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f allmedieiteg adverti- ed to (Urn nty aff jc i n
the ThroatoPlont of Limp, 1 e ]au w of ju ne
ans we can recemmenel so 1114-1ily as Dr. Cius's.
ill 1 Dieeovery for .• Consnmottion, Coug is, Pol -,
oar b,
( te. i' PIs3
hat ono re
can ,sh or
1
—The first year a sheep's front' t et
are eight in ,number, and are al o
-equal size. Tho second year the w
middle shed out and are replaced b
two much larger than the others. h
third year two very small teeth ap
Asthma, Broliehitis, Ey Fat
'Ealing in the Throat, leos of
- medicine does positively ettre,
everything elsebias failed. No 11
011 -11/1,1f so m
any positive
hale already been effected
cdy. For Asthma,' Silt
, fee
1v
y. it
0 1 I'm sale by Meesroollicks.,
IOnt. 1 -
IThe best salve in the orld f
0O,
voice
and
penntene t cures . S-
ty this' trnly wom or ul.
Bronchitis rt is a len- .
specifio, curing the ',try linnet sea i t re
rtest timen) pOssible. - env b all item give
trial. Trial. bottles ''ete eget Rize,
n&B1 tescielo Seafok h,
pear, one on either side of•the eight. A.
the end of the fourth year there are six
large teeth. The fifth year all the
front teeth are large.- The sixth yea
all begin to show signs of wear.
--Mrs. Meller, the wite of a manager
of a railroad hotel at I3radford, .Eeg
land, ordered some dresses neon credit.
Bueklen.'s Ar ioa
r Cu
; Sortte, Ulcers, Salt Rhepha, otter,
• 1 Hands, Chilblains Corns arid a1 kin;
1 Eruptions. This salve ie guaranteed te
feet satinfa.ctionin every elect or looney
Priee 25 cent; per 'box. For said by-
,Blcdsdell, Setif :rth.
ve.
.1
s, Brut Es,
Chapped
s of Sinn
give per-
refunde 1.
iekson
566-8
The shopkeeper sued her husband for I - areati Weatel•••
the amount of the bill, the latter hav- ,r .,tins lea tIc. 'Brussels s ttfiOu, north and s -
ing refused to pay because he hitt for-• as tidc-r: ' •
bidden his wife to buy upon , credit. GOING NOItTE.
!GOING SCrTEE.
The court decided that this ground 'vas l'fix
d A. M.
Ace 3:13 P. U. :encore
Mai ...........9:i8P. M.,
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well .takenand disehtirged the hush' nd
from obligation to pay the debt. 'he
decision was sustained on appeal, nd
English tradesmen are sorely er-
plexed.
---Onewho knows the labor of b at-
ing eggs for pound cake says the cake
will be justas nice if they are not
beaten at all. If you will cream he
butter and sugar together until smoo h,
then stir in first a handful (4 the flo tr,
next two eggs, another, handful of flo
two more e“i,-; and -so on until 1,ou
have it all mixed ; add the flavoring,
stir a_ fewmiontes and it is ready For
the oven. 1 could nut Le induced to
• trythe alloVe recipe for some time after
Iheard if it, hut -since I have tried it I
do not make cake any other anay. I
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Grand Tru
ants leave Snafot th
follows
G�x1G Wosn-o' SEAFO
F :press .....
Express 8 55
-Mixed Trainor ...8:00
Mixed Tr inn-in...1:05
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GOING EAST— Sronc
E. press.. .8:00 :
• E -preoto 1.3e5 I
1I-xed Triiin...I. . 4:15
xed
Londo411. U.; -o an
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GOING- NO-P,TH—; M
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London, depano
Exeter • ',. • 3
think if my sisters will try it, they will Heesall
like it as well as 1 (10. .
some weeks' there has b en
ominous tltreatenings among tlhe
operatiyes in the different cotton nail s.
This .:lissatisiaction culminated at tlhe
Valleyfield ruills a few days ago in 1 a
regular strike for higher wages. Mcn-
day night a le tel y ; tf pollee/nein wcjre
sent up from ..`lontreal, but they only
seemed to aggravate the strikers, ani a
row enSted. The policemen used thOir'
batons very freely, but they were to
match for the strikers, and commenced
firing their revolves. It is held - tha
they tired over the heads of. the strike6,
but one was shot through, 03,e should r.
Several others were wounded, and tt
length the police withdrew to the - fac-
tory With one of their number badly ent
about the head. The strikers
I
25 per cent. increase 'upon their wag s, ,
and half of the 600 operatives are said
to be on strike. - r
' —A poov,old deaf 'man resided in
Fife '• he was visited by his - minister
shortly after coming to his pulpit. The
minister said he- twould Often call a4id
'BOO him ; but time went on, and he Old
not visit him again until two year afttir,
:when, happening to go through the
4treet-where the deaf man was living,
he saw his -wife at the door, and con
therefore do no -other than en claire fpr
her husband. "Well, Margaret, how is
Tainreas ?" "None the better o' you,"
was the curt reply. "How, how, Mar-
garet ?" inquired the minister. "0 ,.
ye promisea twa'years syne to ca' and
pray once a fortnight wi' him, and hie
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Kipper). 4
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W righarn, arrive • - . • 5
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Wironham, depart...,7 1e$10 55
Blyth o , 7 ki '12 10
Clinton ; 8 e 1 15
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\-? t_ils:DERFIBIt CUBE
I \I a perfc eitlyocured
of Mot yon Strirtairg b,
in the hands of F1ic1c&n
tit er 1 pci ticulars lapply to
Sea:1111th.
TICT ES
'Ali§ is' to cc
f nitro ie rhc
receipt I
13ieasi ell.
CHAR ES
tify th
urnat
have
For j.
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a Sion
rrh, aki
Tection
and
is trey
enet
rice, 7
601-5A
(1-q-11.: AT J. S. R0]31 TS' DRUG
!8tafortb, for the GreaI Sierra Nevaennally einem ons in all
ing COmpound, it positive •
fBmi-pioi arifeoiriiaCiaAt
The! worst easel; of Ast ma P thsi
I)incases of thc ].ung s yid reedit to t
inept Mx L. SMITH, i rkona, lOnt.
A gent. Fr salla by all druggi ts.
cents it box.
TIDASTUBE FOR CAT E -The nn
-a-
can, any time after the 'Middle 9f AI
Pasturage for a limited bcr I of C
Sheep There iS a run of 00 acre, go
and plenty of water. Ter s -Aged cat
per month, for the season Yearliugs,
per month ; Sheep, 40 ce An each pe
Horses will not be, taken atany
prietor will nor hold himself respon
strays, lossesO or accidents. I Applyarly
a hunted number can be ac ontino ated
pasture'in always best in the first al th
Pastore on Lot 25, Conceasion 2. H.
el PI -Agit"). Apply to JOHN, H9RPE. R.
ersig
sif
ttle
d gr
le, $1
715 ee
Mon
(be p
ible or
as o bI
nod
Sean
., Tut ik
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RE VARIED T -IAN HER
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ty of the' Clothing mac e
merchants is well know 1.
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GOLDEN LION, MAN -ST, SEA ORTIZ HAROWNIE. IIARQWARE
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R "OLD COUNTRY" GOODS.
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ring Receired a nd Opened' Out our Old Country
we are- now showing a $plendid Stock pf Dry
We would call special attention to 0113 Blaick
'res, Black Lstre, Black Persian Cords Black
y Cloths, Black Sateens, _i_ya:.k Silks and Sati*, al
si (c. Also to a beautiful ;-ange of Colored Cask- DI,
? 1 m
with Brocaded Satin to 21Zettch. Plain Melan e x
Ind Lustre& We have alsio• a very cheap line n a
ool DeBeiges. Good Value in Prins, Musli?
ottos,' ic., all Stapk Goods. Table Line?,
Cloths and Napkins, tec..,. -c,
A CALL. RESPECTFULLY SOLIC ED. .
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MN ;OF PIE CIRCULAR SAM.
R. JAMIESON, Golden Lion, Seafort
BOOTS 4ND,SHOES. BOOTS AND SHOE.
NTS.,
COVTIM7-
GER GoOD
"tw
N 0
v us to that
1s6 offeir the advan1tage of an inimei stpdk of
est ancl most fashionable Goeids.
tock is
re cont
and- ih
ceh thb
icl n1
IS STILL SELLING
FACTORY MADE BOOTS ANC!)- SHOES
AT REVENUE TAEIFF
ITHSTANDING THE RASE N STO OK S.;
Stark% Block, Main Etreet, Settforth.
Mirk
the Largest in the Wes.
ually recpiving all the Novplties o
e alwq,ys something new to .how y
uty is large, our Goods are iso
that you can afford to pay it.
ighe t, tandard of excellence foi
cp is o r motto.
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TWEEDS.
c T -Wee is .in all tke new shades.
1
ndicl a
ortmel
Speicial Line
1 th ew Sin
Serr .Suitiug
1t113 cblors.
Th c Goods
one'11r.
Do
at is
ents
Exaa
t bet
Try,
-ewH.
tta
i$
STOM
th
sup
the WE
u.
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least pos-
'ortmeut cif Canadian Tweeds and a
t of Diagonal Coatings;
k
n Fancy Trouserings:
des.
t forget
Exclusis
urnishin
ne our
Tery.
9veicoatin( s in
in endless variey. lialifa.x Tweed
vill look well ancL cost but very
WORK.
CUSTOM WORk.
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hat ours is iithe only House in
ely Merchant TailorsT akd Dealer
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oods and seellif you can do as w
ny ottier House .1.1 town.
r, with is than
and se the ,E1 gant Fit and Sty
t yob. t look at us. Dn't be a
offence f you d not buy.
FIA(LY iis4DERS
e Nstre give y
'aici. We
ak HaU
s in
wn
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ER OUR OWN MANLAFACURE AS THE BEST
GOODS IN- TH El MAFrtKET.
very Article in the above Lihee Gnaianteed. Prices Low.
JOHN KIDD, hardware Alerchant, Seaforth
bANS, PAILS,' ARP STRAINERS,
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Pans, Cheese rattorii
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PAINTING. PAINTlir. PAINTING. .1.1
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING -4
T. Gil.. VE
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left at Wils
receive pro
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s prepared to do all kinds of Reuse and SignPintin, Paper Rang-
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washing. Satisfaction Guaranteed ar no charge made. Orders (re
& Yung's, Lumsden & Wilson's, o JSVaa. Robertson 4,- Co.'s, will
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NGLISIf BEMEo'r , An nn -
or Seteiral Wealincse, Sprms
ny all diseases that follow
otl.nbuse, tos 101•04. Or 1001101y,
t. pain in the baek, nininess of
(1 oid nee, and 010nother dis-
TRADE MARK.
pre/ratio) erean perticulers in our peon-
cite: a that! hoot 3* COL ni) 4.114d01.1 and a
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string Till', GRAY MEDICINE
hrlic' Block, Detroit, Mielo 647
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FOR PLEfisuRE,
Fomfort and health,
smoke cmly theeerei-
ine GOLD FLAKE.
Pronounced, by all
- who have tried it, the
net-, purestand best
5rnoking- Tobacco in
lhe world. Ask your
dealer for it. And if
you cannot get it else-
where, -write to the
undersigned for cir-
cular and price list
None genuine with-
out my Trade Mark
and signature.
J. E. SAXTON,
Globe Tobacco Work,
WINDSOR, ONT.
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EXPOITOR
FOR SALE.
t Quality, $6 yer M. PINE
born 88.
Cift.IT TO ORDER,
hi* 10 to 50 Feet, at the Civilized Wor 1: with directions for rise in al- 1 0
most every la gouge.
IN 1V.feKILLOP nered in Ottawa, Hence. any met broughout the I
,
B T. iiTrade of these Medicitice are regis- 2
azts
scriber has also a ribiih Poseessions. wbonnay keep the Amer'. -1
. 'can 0ounterfelite for sale, will Le prosecuted.
1 11'' Purcla seaks ehould look tet the Label on ' •AA
Tots and Box n If tbe address is not 53, Ox -
RD IN SE AFORTH i .413
_ord 'Sheet, orldon, they are [Tarim&
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Imeemet we'
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Thia Gra HousEhold NNW:eine ranks
amongst -15 leading necesar1es Of lie.
Thine £ • 41 iiltrif:‘ the 13LOOD, and act
moat pee if- ;n.: Iounly 00 the
Liver Stomach, Kineys,
S. (]01! to, 0, ertFlyna)i el vigor to
ils; SP le I NG'S OF LIFE. They
yoreenterretidedias 1 oever failing
-net e %%lit r• lite clentitution from
n.!" e. e
lee., enily 1.io3,or.u0 in all ail-
., it! to I. 11;•air.i. of 01 siges ; and as
101A.3.1.1L1MDICINP. aro u_nour-
'I Its -r Healing ironerties
knew throughout the World.
For the 4)e of BAD LEGS, bad breasts,
are
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Old W IMds, Sores and Ulcers,
it is rfmedy. If effectually rubbed -
on the rock aled3ebest, an firth ilIlttO meat, it Cures
, SORE '1 Ellf AT,Iitoriebitin Coughs, Colds, and m
even A11H4tA. For Glandular Swellings,
Abeeesi es, Pi es:, Fistulas.
RheUltnntiSill, •
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And every kiroll Of SKIN DISEASE, it hat) mocr en./
been known inkfail.
The Pills arid Ointment a e nianufactured only
,at 5In3, OXFO D STREET, LONDON, and are t`'
sold by al: Vc dots of Med leiltCH throughout the
umber canbe obtained.
THOSI/Vi DOWSE"!
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SHOE FINDINGS of Every Description.
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inaderate. A Trial Solicited- All; orders by mail
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