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Merchant of Venice.
A friend states that he overheard the
following conversation between two
bootblacks on Vine street one morning
about six weeks ago:
"Say, Skinny, where was you last
nig,ht ?"
"Me ? 1 was up ter Houck's. Where
was you 2"
"I was down ter der Opera House to
see 'The Merchant of Venice."'
"Wot kind of a piece is it, Bill ?
Wot's it about?"
"Well, Skinny, it's first-class an' no
mistake. Yer see, there's a cove in it
named Bassanyo, and he's dead struck
on er gal named Porsher, an' he wanted
to marry her, but he ain't got scads to
go housekeeping. So he goes to a friend
of laiaai named Antonio, wat keeps boats
to let, and tries to borrow the sugar
off'n hina. Well, biz, d'ye see, hasn't
been very brisk with Tony for a while
back, and he hasn't got the ready cash ;
but, as Bassanyo hey dun him many a
good turn, he sez he'll get it for 'im.
Well, he ups and. goes to an old pawn-
broker named Sheelock, an' strikes him
for the ducats. Well, d'ye see, this yer
Sheelock doesn't like Tony for a cent,
'cause he called him tuff names, and
camped him a time or two onct down
to the market house. Howsumdever,
he at last agreed. to let Tony hev the
mimey, provided. he'd promise to give
him a pound of flesh next• his heart,
d'ye see, if he can't make it good when
the dust is due, Tony says 'swipes,'
and the bargain's made. Well, Bas-
sein and, Porsher git spliced, an' go off
on a bridal tower or suthin, and hev a
happy old time all to themselves.
Bimeby, the river freezes up or suthin',
and the boat hiring business gets awful
dull, and when his little note falls due,
Tony hasn't got the wherewithal to
liquidate.
"Come an' see me," sez Sheelock.
"Sorry for old man," sez Tony, "but
yer had better come around this day
a month. I'll be better heeled then.'
Well, wot does the old duffer do but go
offal get a warrant and jerks Tony inter
gaol. Well, when Bassanyo hears this -
he skirmishes around. like fun, an' by
the day of ter trial he has enough of
wealth to take ap ter note ten times
over, but Sheelock won't hev it that
way, and swears that he'll hev his!ponnd
of flesh or bust up the hull city govern-
ment. Just as things look mighty rocky
for Tony, in comet Porsher disguised
like a lawyer. She makes a big talk,
an' to hear her go on you'd think she was
dead agin Tony ; all of a suddent she
wheeled around, an' sez she to Sheelock,
sez she, 'Its all right fer yer pound of
meat, ld man, but nixey on ter blood ;'
when she said that, cull, Sheelock look-
ed meaner nor pizen, as you could hev
knocked him over with a club."
A Cat's Long Journey.
A gentleman in this city had present-
ed to him a Maltese cat with four young
musing kittens by a former friend living
fourteen miles out in the country.
This cat and her kittens were placed in
a close covered basket in which they
were wrapped, and the whole then
covered with a thick rug. The basket
and its contents were then brought in a
wagon the distance stated. The cat
and. her kittens were kept in a room in
their new home, and carefully watched,
fed and petted for seven days she ap-
pearing to be wonted and content. On
the morning of the seveuth day she and
her kittens were seen at their new home
for the last time and were missed very
soon after. The following day at noon
she appeared at her old home with all
her kittens. She did, not return by the
road, the way she came, as she was
seen by several persons going through
the fields with a kitten in her mouth.
Allowing thirty hours to have elapsed
between the time she was last seen at
her new home and. the time she was
first seen at her old home she must have
travelled a distance of one hundred and
twelve miles, carrying a kitten one half
the same distance. -Bang or Letter to
Forest and Stream.
Epps's Cocoa.
Grateful and comforting. -"By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations of diges-
tion and nutrition, and by a careful ap-
plication of the fine properties of well
selected. cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided
our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavored beverage, which may save us
many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the
judicious use of such articles of diet that
a constitution may be gradually built
up until strong euough' to resist every
tendency to disease. Hundreds of sub-
tle maladies are floating around us
ready to attack wherever there
is a weak point. We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping curselves
well fortified with pure blood and a
properly nourished. frame." -Civil Ser-
vice tlazette. Sold only in packets
labelled -"James Epps & Co., 11 omceo-
pathic Chemists, London, Eng." -Also
makers of Epps's Chocolate Essence fOr
afternoon use. 482-52
the bowels, and give rest to the motihe,
and relief and health to the child, oPe
sting like magic. It is perfectly s
use in all cases, and pleasant to
taste, and is the prescription of one
the oldest and beat female physic1 s
and nurses in the United States. o d
everywhere at 25 cents a bottle. 69215
Rest and Comfort to t
. Suffering.
Brown's Household Panacea ha
equal for relieving pain, both into
and external. It cures pain in the
back, or bowels, sore throat, rhe
liens., toothache, lumbago and any
of pain or ache. It will most s el
quicken the blood and -heal, as its
ing power is wonderful. Bro'ns
Household Panacea, being ack
ledged as the great pain reliever, nd
of double the strength of any o er
elixir or liniment in the world, sh ld
be in every family handy for use wi e
wanted, as it really is the best remed i
the world for cramps in the stom c
and pains and aches of all kinds, an
for sale by all druggists at 25 cen
bottle. 692-52
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A Wonderful Discovery.
For the speedy cure of consump
and all diseases that lead to it, suc
stubborn coughs, ueglectea colds, B
chitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in
side and chest, dry, hacking cough, ri
ling in the throat,hoarseness,sore th
and lungs, and all chronic or linget•
diseases of the the throat and lungs,
King's New Discovery has no equal I
has established for itself a world
reputation. Many leading physic
recommend and use it in t
practice. The formula from which
prepared is highly recommended by
medical journals. The clergy and
press have complimented it in the ri
glowing terms. Go to your druggisOai.
get a trial bottle free of cost, o
regular size for $1. For sale by
Hickson & Co., Seaforth. 657-52-5
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Gray's Syrup of Red Spru4
Gum.
Nature, after all, is the great p
clan. She hides- all the secrets of he1t
in her broad, generous bosom, and
needs but to go to her for his e
need. The discovery of the great cci
remedy, Gray's Syrup of Red Sp
Gum, is an apt illustration of this,
a cure for Coughs, Colds, Loss of Vc
and Hoarseness it stands unrivall
while its low price and readiness of
cess places it within the reach of
Try it and be convinced. All chero
keep it in 25 ancle 50 cent bottles. 68
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Zopesa.
Zopesa, from Brazil, is now cne
into Canada. It is a mild purgat.ve,
acting as a wonder upon and gi' ng
strength and. energy to the Digesie
Apparatus of the human stomach,
recting and. increasing the acids. Jt s
strongly anti -bilious and carries o
surplus bile, tones up the Liver, a vs
sound digestion and speedy healt. to
the dyspeptic and the bilious. Asa J.
S. ROBERTS, Seaforth and Bayfield, for
a 10 cent bottle and test Zopesa, he
new compound. Large eight ounce ilot-
ties 75 cents. 679.52b
Spread the Good News.
As a family medicine and tonic, t u ere
is no remedy at present giving such ni-
•versal satisfaction, and effecting so n.ny
astonishing cures, as Electric Bitter.
Our druggists report a lively demand for
them, al times being unable to su ply
the many calls. A]1 Billions Attack,
Stomach, Liver and Kick ey Compla nts,
Diabetes and Gravel, readily yiel4 to
their curative qualities. Sold by j E.
Hickson. & Co., at 50 cents per bottle.
662-26d
Delicate Women.
Cases of female weakness, delicate and
_enfeeoled constitutions, and those suffer-
ing from Stomach, Liver and Kidney
Complaints, will find Electric Bitters a
speedy and certain eure. The sick and
prostrated should rejoice that su h a
reliable remedy is placed within eir
reach. Health and happiness will euiiely
follow where Electric Bitters are uSed.
For sale by E. Hickson & Co. Price
only 50 cents. 622-26d
Dying by T-nches.
Very often we see a person suffering
from some form of kidney complaint
and is gradually dying by inches. This
no longer need be so, for Electric Bit-
ters will positively cure Bright's dis-
ease, or any diseases of the kidneys or
urinary organs. They are especially
adapted to this class of diseases, acting
directly on the stomach and liver at the
SIMS time, and will speedily cure
-where every other remedy has failed.
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by all drug-
gists. 696-26.3
Never Give Up.
If you are sufferingwith low and de-
pr6ssed spirits, loss oftappetite, general
debility, disordered blood,- weak con-
stitntione headache, or any disease of a
billions nature, by all means procure a
bottle of Electric Bitters. You will be
surprised to see the rapid improvement
that will follow; you will be inspired
with new life ; strength and activity
will return; pain and misery will cease,
and. henceforth you will rejoice in the
praise of Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty
cents a bottle by all druggists. 696-26.3
Mothers ! Mothers! Mothers 1
Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child suff-
ering and crying with the excruciating
pain of cutting teeth? If so, go at
once and get a bottle of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer immediately -de-
pend upon it; there is no mistake
about it. There is not a mother on
earth who has ever used it, who will
net tell you at once that it will regulate
"They All Do It."
To beautify and preserve the t
and give fragrance to -the breath
"Teaberry," the new toilet gem.
ple package, 5 cents. 679-52
AN ADVICE. -It is stated that Aus
Germany and Russia have ad.vised
Prince of Bulgaria to persevere in
task and endeavor to form a strong
ernmen.
-Street fighting is on the inereas
Mitchell.
-The Town Council of Mitchell
granted a100 to their Mechanics'
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London, Huron and Bruc
Gouge NORTB- Express. Mail.
A. M. P. M.
London, depart 7 40 2 20
Centralia 8 40 3 25
Exeter 8 52 8 88
Hensall 9 05 8 52
Kippen 9 11 3 57
Bracefield 9 21 4 07
Clinton 9 89 4 23
Londesboro.. 9 58 4 41
Blyth 10 06 4 50
Belgrave 10 24 5 06
Wingham, arrive 10 45 5 26
GOING SOUTH- Mail.
A. M.
Wingham, depart7 00-
Belgrave 7 18
Blyth 7 35
Londesboro 7 44
Clinton 8 02
Brumfield 8 20
Kippen . 8 30
Hensall 8 86
Exeter. 8 52
Centralia 9 02
London, arrive 10 05
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Express. Ex
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2 55
8 13
3 28
3 86
3 54
407
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4 20
4 32
4 42
5 36
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Grand Trunk Railway.
Trainsleave Seaforth and Clinton Stati
follows:
GOING WEST- SEAFORTH.
Express 2-17 P. M.
Express 8 55 P. M.
Mixed Train......9:15 A. M.
Mixed Train. ...... 6:40 P. M.
Goma EAST- SEAFORTH.
Express ..........7:50 A. M.
Express Train.....1:10 P. M.
Mixed Train......4:45 P. M.
Mixed Train... .10:50 A. M.
CLINT
2.40 P
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9:15 P
10:00 A.
6:15 P
Crate
7:30
12:45
4:15 P
10:00
Mr
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE LONDE
WINTHROP AND LOGAN CHEESE FACTO
have appointed John Beattie, Esq., of S
and James Kerr, Esq., of Me1cillop, Trees
the above Factories: All the patrons
will therefore be paid at the Factories after
sale. Hoping we may have a very success
son, am, yours truly, W.11-rr T, 699
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FIRST
RT1-1
SIGN
l`aT
TE H
RON' EXPOITog..
BOOT AND SH E SHOP.
OF THEJIG B
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
ExP,TER, 016ARIO.
FOR ONE MONTH.
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TD T
LASS CUStOM WORK BY MR. E. GRIEVE.
rices and Be Con need.
Ask. Our
W1V. LOGAIN, Seaforth.
BOOT$ AND SHOES.
ROBERT WILLIS,
HAVING commenced Iusinese on his own acconnt in
the Store in Strong' Block, MAIN STREET,
SEAFORTIII, Next oor to M. Morrison's Grociery, is
t
now prepared to furnis all who will favor hi
i with
their patronage with a fir t-olase article in Boot stood
ShtOes of any known escriptiOn. He will teep
Only the Best, and I1s practitial knowledge of and
lel experience In the brie ess enables him to purchase in
sue a Way as (tan not ft41 to bo beneficial to oustensers.
GIVE HIM A TRIAL.
CIUST0111 IWORIK of Every Kind Promptly At-
tend4d to. Remember the Stand and the Name :
MITIMMENSIMP
RetBRT W
LIS, SeafOrbh.
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P0I
PAPER AND WINDOW BLINDS
KY
!-UMSDEN
SCOTT, S
BLOCK, -
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SEAVORTHI OT\TT.
WALL PAPER AND BORIDERS I
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OVER 600 PATTERNS, FROM 5 CENTS PER ROLL UPWARDS.
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OW BLINDS AND F(XTURF4S.
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CHIL R.ile
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For C
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OLD ESTABLISHEO HOUSE
TQ TIEJ FELT
7, Come and See my Large),,fl tock of Cheese .Facory _Milk Cans, Milk Pa,ils rend Dishes,
Y thing Belonging to the Cheese and Butter Business.
iTINERIAL MEASURES CANNOT BE BEAT
ee nes And Quality. All First-Clase Goods, an 4 sOld at Loweet am Frites. I not afraid of
i the Grangers in competition ofl Quality and Prscer I
• , •
A G vleral Stodk of Building llardwafre Alwrilys on Hand.
JOHN KIDD, Main Street, SeafOrth.
,
ITA
time,
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ING
tlhe PioW
staana
ALL REP4
HURON FOUNdR, SEAFORTH.
Atten
Cutterti,
furni '
Iron;
shop
Spec
natio
• to oni
La d B
d b pa
d
Mr.
an Engine into the Fitting Sh� p to dri
Grinding and Polishing ,Mao hi nery,
111 be up every work_ng day.
IRS ON ENGINES MILL
hort notice. On hand and made to and , lorse Po
•
ollers,Gang Plows, Grate Bars, &c, !loiw Castings
rties wanting the sa.n1e. P 1 ow Points 4 sjeciaty, mad
rr nted hard an tough. also Fit, Olriid and Polio
fitte with Grinding tones and Ern ery Wheel f4r such work.
Bo e*s, Grist and 1�uring Mills o Saw Mille i.ni other Machi
idiots for Mille, &o. All Alteratio, n s on Mills r Engines att
on all lands of Machinery.
-1 1
e Lathes, Planes and Drills, independent of
a ies wanting1VOrk done can have it at any
D 0 HER MACHINERY
to
J S. R
Ir. J. S. Run iman has gone aw ay for
n until his r tarn.
s, Grain Crasher Straw
ade to order from p tterns
l
from Genuine Pio Point
lPow Castings cheap as the
!ill also take Cont (Astor
ery. Will make 131 s and
tided to.. Will also m e val-
Seaforth.
he winter, the lidoinees will be carrie
on by
A COMPLETE and
'LA' Drugs and Chemic
hand and warravted of
and -at Moderate Prices.
Fall Stock of
Is constantly on
he Best Quality
Medical Wines and Liquors can be re-
lied on asbest quality. A. complete stook
of Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Chest Pro-
tectors, &c., always on iand. Also Sta-
tionery, Sohool Books, ancy Goods, &o.
•
The Central Drug St re, (Winan's old,
stand,) directly opposit .the Central Ho-
tel.
662 1.1111m, Exeter.
LUMBER FFR SALE
HEMLOCK, Eiret Quelity, $6 per M.
PINE front $8.
BILLS CUT Tq ORDER,
1
All Length, from 10 toT50 Feet, at the
PONY MILL, McKILLOP.
The Subscriber has also a
LUMBER YARD
Where all
tained.
4'79
IN
SEAFORTH
kinds of Luriiber can be ob-
ThOMS DOWNE-5-.
The Great American 1?emedy for
COUG_H-S, COL.OS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, LOSS OF
VOICE, HOARSENESS AND
THROAT AFrECTIONS.
Prepared from the finest B.ed Spruce Gum. (Deli-
cious 'inal,01%) Balsamic, Soothing, Expectorant
and Tionic. Superior to any medicine offered for
all the above complaints. 41 scientiflccombination
of the; gltlit which exudes from the Bed Spruce tree
-ifitlaut doubt the most valuable native Gum fol
Medic!. Lai purposes.
Every one
has
• r• tfh 81,4476°77- GRAY'S
fects Of the
andl the SYRUP
PinesScaPelAsc iofe
Lung Dis-
ease.
In Trance
the p Lysi-
RED
clans egu-
tarty 'end
pat Leh.t,s to
their p • tinne-
su:ptt
SPRUCE
woodS: and
or;ihe:
toi
a tea made
from. the
GU
In this
r CP fl ra-
ption the
all= never
s eparates,
and at / its
an t i -spas-
modic,
ex-
p ectorant,
tonic, and
b al s anti°
properties
are p r e-
s er v ed.
This Syr-
up, car e-
fuuy pr e-
a
pred at a
low tela-
pera ture,
contains
a arge
quantity
of the fine,st
picked
CUM. ill,
S P It c e - 0 ) sap tete
tops. • solution,
Its remarkable power in r elieving
certain, forms of Bronchitis, and its
almost speciiic effect in curing ob-
stinate hacking Coughs, is now well
known to the public at large.
Sold by all. respectable ch-emists. Price, 25 and
50 ce • a bottle. •
The words "Syrup of Red Spruce Gum" consti-
hite o tr Registered Trade Mark, and our wrapper
andlobels are also registcred.
HERBY,- TVATSO_AT c6 CO.,
wholesale Druggists,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers
•111•111..
SU
0-- SST' The publ
is growing quit
of medicine dea
a bottle of Pal
they are " sold
good, if not bet
price. The obje
substitutes are
the Pain-Kille
STITUTES
c are cautioned against a custoiti which
common of late among a certain class
ers. and which i4 this : When asked for
-Killer, they 'suddenly discover that
ut," "but haveanother article just as
er." which they will supply at the same
t of this deception is transparent. These
made up to sell on. the great rePutation of
r; and being compounded of the vilest
and cheapest drugs, are bought by the dealer at about
half what he pays for the genuine Pain -Killer, which
enables him therefore to realize a few cents more profit
per bottle upon the imitation article than he can on the
genuine.
FOR C
SUMMER
HOLERA MOREL'S, CRAMPS,
ND ALL
SIGN OE
THE
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SAW
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OR BOWEL COMPLAINTS
PERRY DAVIS' PAIN -KILLER
IS UNEQUALLED.
IT CURES ALMOST INSTANTLY.
The PAIN-Ktet. R is put up in oz. and 5 oz. bottles. retailing of
25 and 5o cents resspectively,-large bottles are therefore cheapeet„
SOLD
BY ALI- MEDICINE DEALER&
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WATCHMAKER
L. PAPST I
11313M3r ONV
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
Successor to McKim. Duncan & Duncan, late E.
Hickson & Co.
WATCH ES, CLOCKS,
AND JEWELRY
In all their isttches, kept constantly on hand.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
En sving Neatly Executed.
C. L. PAPST, Seaforth
RECORD OF THE LYMAN BARB.
FIRST P • IZES AWARDED THE
LYIVI A N "
4-BAIII3 WIRE FENCING
At Motreal, (Quebec,) Hamilton, (Ontario),
Cincinnati. (Ohio), Sracuse, (New York), and
Davenport, (lewa), Exhibitions, for Excellence
and Superiority over all Competitors. The
Cheapest and Best Fencing in the World.
Adopted and in use op 19 Railway Lines in the
United States and CaOada. See that our trade
mark, " Lyman Barb," is stencilled on each
reel. Buy no other. Send for prices and circu-
lars to WM. ROBERTSON & Co., Hardware
Merchants, Seaforth, Sign of the Circular Saw,
or to the DOMINION BARB WERE FENCE
Co.,Montreal. e see e2a 692-26
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CERT1E1
THE CELEBRATED STALLION,
CANADIAN SOOTOI-INIAN I
WILL Stand for Mazes at his own stable, on
the Mill Road, Tnleersmith, throughout
the season, excepting Seturdays, when he will
go by the 4th Concession to J'aMeti Sproat 's, for
noon; and 'rm thence he will return by the
2nd Concession to his own stable.
TERMS -$12 to insure.
700 3. 4 S. BROADFOOT, Proprietors.
>10010Vd
AYER'S 0A11-1ARTIo PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PUR-
POSES OF A FAM-
ILY PHYIC,--Cur-
ing Costly cues 8,
Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Dyson -
try, Foul Stomach
and Breath, He a d-
ahe,Erysipelas,Piles,
Rheumatism, Erup-
tions and Skin Dises-
sos,Bullioa s n.e s s,
LiverComplaint,,
ropey, Tetter,,Tun or s an d SaltRheurn,Worms, tee
out, Neuralgia, as Dinner Pill, and Purifying
It e blood, are the in et congenial purgative yet 0
p rfected. Their el ects abundantly show howl 151
ads they excel all ther Pills. They are safe
a. id pleasant to tak , but powerful to cure.
They purge out the f ul humors of the blood;
ey etinardate the sl ggidt or ndieseorndearnedd torgans
i to action; ard the impart it
e wbole being. T ey cure not only the every
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ntageous diseases Most useful phyeicians,
ost eminent clergy nen o and our best citizens,
nd certificates of cures performed, and of
reat benefits deriv from these Pills. They
e the safest and bc t physic for children, be.
c use mild as well s ( flee real. Being sugar
o ated tney are eau o take; and being purely
• getable, they are entirely harmless. Prepared
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HE GREAT EN4IIiISH REMEDY for Ner-
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G".A.I'S SPECIFIC pILDICINE. This i. the
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ID the Heart, Corsu ption in its earlier stages,
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• ergy, Bashfulness Desire for eolittle, Indis-
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; t our pamphlet, w b eh vs e Fend securely sealed
i receipt of a thre cent stamp. The Specific
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HIS new Companyformed for theparpose of
Jay eeting French Cspitai in Canada, is now
p e pat e d to advance money on the most favorable
t rms on good landed sestrities. M P. HAYES,
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