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. - -- . � i e ruined him with Forfaralike and ventured to make pro. cost 34ou but little fc, bought and a few ; i I � WHITNEY'S BLOCK,, �,
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I � -order to do so, sold my together,! and the important question you,'butthey lift a ount*in of,burden L I
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- . - Mkok -which I scarcely ever Was t i i 't preliminary sentiment from yo�r wi B I I THE FOLLOWING NEW GOODS HA
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I H --EAT- IER � to wear, I got I 10 for it or note o I warning Of course the lady and pro i by our fe 1; now '
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I- . - Essus.bim notes , Ing in doing so y. In will find a happy i : . I
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li: � 1w P wreecuted, selMlacrificing won met again. - Do you remember," zette. I I � . i - � I
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11 - - ex"& *OMM; why did you not tell me at length said the lady, 11 a question you German F So ieties. STICKY FLY PAPERv DRESS GOODSt � intimate t the citizens of sea-
ky or MINF-it ,Wh - coulc he ' . . . . . - fortb and surroun ing con
. � � _y I you not trust me?" put -to m when we last met?" - T . . . ntry, thai be
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809i not trust me?" Mar- Profaso said that be remembered. In Germany m k soc!eties arethe OASHMERES1 . . li�s purchased t e liquor business 0
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Aiany. Then she added, earn- Mr. Du an?" 11 Oh imp�r DUOKSS �
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. , - 41bave beau very much to blame. . " Well, Mr. Duncan," pro. and oevf re, penalities. sip imposed on III Po*der, and Distributo . for same. where will be found a cor�plete
� 4 �0& and self-willEd, and all e lady, 11 I have been le such mar ibers as t angres4 the statutes. . I . I of , ? .
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NE STOVE& I � - � - . and then leaving considar 'on, to -change my Mind." The general lines o these * k Aesocia- I ; - 8 Oa
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"sworeethaiiall. HUOla, dear,, 11 And so have I," dryly responded the : tions, I I FLANNELsy . IfiUORS1 &C.1
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— . � � 10 10 ashamed of myself for that. Profeetkit. . I "itedres Insibility,1 I each f4rmer under. Fly Poison , aper,� I , KESt L 'U- I
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. , NovuMan IS � , P , ' OT a' love ;at re .red for home - -1 I � - At Ramcnable'Prices.
so slight 9, pretext as I had.,, . erNetly S&LWactory I �
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It known improve. i�lbsnd .aa becomingf A farm' er's viife bustied into a store and youag stock l9ption. Milk : � TABLE. LINENS & OIL OLOTHSy .
�and labor of any -- -I thought 80, too. She w , . . ok I .. SJPC)Wc4-S S. . I �
Marl -'et. . ih.131164t sensible little woman in the in a town a few, miles up the Hudson a from a dis=� cow, t It e mouth and : . � UNDERSHIRTSo ' -
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I im-not going to let the maguan. prietor With . - ed, and e *pilk 0M cow after calving ; I I
. -- $All, � - 1Y g a We hatejust received an immense as- � DRAWERS$ NI)PORTERS
6— A to be on her aide. I -We were - "Mr. Davis, I bought, six pound of must be elivere 0epaxat Y, pendin � ALES A
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� M - . )A you, quite, little wife, got it home I found a Acne weighing 3 late, the faxmer is fined, %nd if the cart . I I By the Bottle or Quarter Barrel.
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- ... - must f-orgive me, aeAr I I . r h ve dupli0ste keys; the carter is � � GRAIN BAGS, &0.-v .
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� MAIN ST. . - these ca: is axe covered wTA Btraw dur- �DEa BRACES, TRUSSES,
F, . A@W1 �W; shan't we ?"-the little woman I 'I think I 0sn,11 he plov-,idly replied. I All of Which are offerea at the lowest possible profit for caLsh and produce.
� , ,Ofea.; and than she wound up' one "When I weighed Your 80 pounds of ing the jnliney, in summer, with damp ' . � - _ . 4 ..
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7 - stioa. in a truly womanly style, butter the other day I fount I the three- cloths; the. van too must! be hung on aps, Hair . . I '
- , . mbs of 1 Kinds, B k4ppt assorted with fresh goods. - - 9-;;9' Goods
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� . WN101011i ' ` . . RY STOCK is filwaY'
� a smiles and kisses. - pound stone in the orock, end when I springs. Some Of the societies include , ! Tbe-GROCE thd Town.
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RTH. the mystery of the money was' weighedi your! sugar the stone must 160 me bers, each furnishing on
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� ------------------ � to inolre dark sfter Iffarian's explana- 1 have elipped +to the ao&7*s. We are average the milk of five cans. A ere . : - All axe invited to call and examine .
. ' both growing pld, Mrs. Jones, and .1, must be different qualities of milk how i . I I
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myll . tion, MCI it Wall months before we pene. presume your'eyesight ht . ts become more are the farmers paid? They are paid . _ ] , HAD., ILIN, Seaforth.
. 1, tea it. We did so at last, however. I L J. McLOUGI I CANADIAN
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L - ot She looked;at him for over half a cepted a a a min mum standard of rich- . I
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. 10-vair, I Bent to I minute over her brass-bouud spectacles, ness. vory rn�chanicalappliance hati I I .
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L ." come and th6n sai(I she had three dozen eggs been tri d'. to t6st the niblasurem I I TUF nin AND PurULAK 01fUlt 0 1 UIDE9 . HEAD OFF10E, TORONTO.
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. loom When he proceeded to 15aKe TOO which she wanted to exchange for som c the mpk, but without success- In all lits bra,ucheB, both in bottle and
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� As soon. as the front was re- -books and es and some red shirt P&sonaI and unexpecte4 visits of Offl- i in quantity. I ! . .
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. 't =1 perceived &, little black box buttons. - . cials to -,he far�a in milking hours, and .
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6 Agent', C`&nV&y- � tbo clew to the mystery. I whs the He moved over one seat to get along- . . I i -
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� Lay ile still under ,,How was wheat in this section this : . business, I have ae- I
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� t of sleep. year ?" I richer the �miI4 in. butter the less dense i .1 . -:�.'A 11�f I �P.. F �- SENT EXTENSIVE .
I the ilifluence ! aidedto REDUCE MY PRE1 h
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,;-EAFORTH. Marian was delighted. She actuaUy. 6S only medium, air. iaid intend to the milk,'wh wthe contrary is the ceise p�* PHYSICIANS' FRESCRIP- * -and I am prepared, to offer goods at pricei; whic
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, � &ad taars of joy when I told her of my get the old lal,'dy a silk dre I theimatter rich in TIOk;S CAREFULLY COMPO -
� i F18 thig fall ; for, che 3se. &use CANNOT FAIL T,9 PLEASEs
. L but wheat turne4 out so poorly that I I varied sasortmen" Of Ladies' Button
. distlovery. . L � I cheese tre hei in dissofation. One Of ED. I - . stock consists of a large an - I "
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"Oh.1 you abandoned man," she said, can't do it." i I ltherulc4ofth milk associations is that , and Balmoral Boots, Buttou� and Tie Shoes and Slippers, Prunells
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L ,Uking her head at me, "to suspect "Hay pret�y good?"' any M Llk w, ich becomes sour in bix I H. HICKSON Ov CO and Prunella Foxed Goods. I Also in large sizef
' I Men's Calf Boots, Balmor 9.
T -CLASS, MeL when &111 the time you had stolen ,,Nothing �xtra- I was going to get hours i fter d livery will he reduced in I � y S#ppers, . als.
p �� I Druggists,.Seaforth. and all kinds of Fanc pegged and rivetted—in
, represented. All kinds �� your own money." the old I wom n a new cloak this f &H ; price 6 ! per c nt. The milk is paid for . I I I Alexis, Button anaTie Sboes—sewea, White
: -- � 'a -a e to wear the old one Mrt � I . L Calf, Buff, Qoraonan Cloth I Top and Canvas Shoes. Also
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current rates on all ..... I ) every month never in' advance ; I)nt - � �
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Ul atteution devottd, tO . . A 1>ernickety Wife. anothe year, I guess.' I the acco4nts are fiD&lly balanced once � canvas REubber Soles for Lacropae and Shingling. Men's Toilet
ances effected on farm ,, � r 6.0 100 fair?" . , said d vidends declared when the Ch B11siness. slipp,x�.� cheap anabaAdsome. In Children`6 Boots and Slippers
� 31y wife!s a weary, waefu wife, 1� year ange of
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trict." of Gait,Lestabiish- g there endna be; -Well, th I won't begin to hold. out. nd f � tenilog Of Pi � variety, which I am BOUND TO CLEAR OUT
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I to, I per c sales of ch Se S 06t � . I have an immense
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� than any mut eut., culi. I- She's been the plague o's'my life. . My crop w ill fall short over � . be a realize& The societies � � . at from TEN CENTS per pair upwaxds.
tual eom- Ard -yet shWs unco gade tea me. 100 shall li e i i I I
a following companies, - bushels. I ' as going to send the old to suppjy ,pure milk to � � I
I g and cleans the bale dsy lang, IF . also ul Aerts e I I . I
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�& Lancashire,. England; In, s,ye fin's oot there's something wrang-) woman on: a visit to - York State childre i and it is becom!iug- the practice I � I . . I
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1 X me abqot are dang to eel �t the neighborhood of these ' r I .
I '. The chairs an! this fall ; but I guess she'll have to 1 i . � .
I,, Royal Canadian, mon- I - Because she's am pernickety. . �
�lt; Canadian Fire & stay to home." tics for 11 nursing stations." StAFORTH- FOONDRY.
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te, � 11amilton; Toronto, - a big . NOW IS THE CHANCE FOR READY -MONEY CUSTOMER&
� A speck o' dust she canna thole, -But pot& toes axe certainly I .
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� Agent for tlxe Canada I An' faith her een aye gleg'. to see; crop ?11 � - 1 Sub erranean Lake. , I —1 .
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itip Company, Torow�� - . Awee bit mite ol dirt or coal ,,Yea t6toes are a big yield; and '* i . I . i .
. Mak's her at suce tae clean it, flee. � I PO in C)ld�rado is a tea abr"e field, which i . I
it. on real estate. Agent - - The flair is nearly worn iswa's . that *ill out the -prices down to *two . . ly a subterraneEk1t lake, covered Thig Sale is GESWINE.- I Will do What I SaY. IJ I
. I is SIMI A*ING purchased from Nopper Bros. thefr
ISM company,, saill-g The chairs are maist wiEoot a flaw; shillings a b shel. I was going "to let with soil about 18 inches deep. On the H X terest in the foundry, we will still continue I Don't Believe it, Just Try Me.
Wasgow, First, A cleaner hoose ye never saw, . i - In YOU
in ; Steerage, $W. � I � the old wo .1 an got a set of false teeth ' to keep on hand at the old staad, Main Street, � I
I Za—b!'69 My wife is sae pernickety. . ' 8 � - d a field'of corn, which sqafoith, a fun assortment of . . . . � 4 I
k for 19 months. W, N. I this fall; bgt the way things look now . Oilis bultivate
'd I I produ�es 30 bushels to the -sore. If any .
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eaf6rth. office,. Cam13- � . 'We has a cosy but-sn'-beu- rather goes to show that she'll have to one wi Ll take the trouble to dig a hole JOHN McINTYRE, Seaforth., I
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� mangion note � 1. � -1 - For twa the hoose, is nane Owe *86, gum along IRIntil, next year." - I I depth of a spade handle he will I
. An' e hex time the wife mun spen' I 7 to the I Gang Plows, Land .Roller8, Scuf- I
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� - - Tm makin'things look spruce and Spree. I find that it will be filled with water, -
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� . � She aya pursues he deny plans- i . I Sh Caxed for Him. d b3 using a hook and line fish four � I - I
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-1 a the trying pant', � A young amsel, who is engaged or five ini es long may be caught. The i .� -
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7 - The body's see pernlokety. 11 will shortly united to a gallant son fish L have neither scales �or eyes, and are , ' . . KILLORAN &'- RYAN I
HICHAEL, S.) I I ; . * I
. of Neptune i lately visited the Ma-riner's in shape. The ground is a And all other Implements iWu 0 line. We have
. . - Vben I come back free work at niaht I V I . , Eerch ike L . also made arran,gements with Thomson & Wil- .
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ONTARIO, � I Tae tak my' hamely cup ol tea, Church. ! lack narl in nature, and in all proba. of Stratford, to keep'a ful I line of repairs
. - She glaw'ra me owre ta see a's richt During the sermon the parson dis- bilit�y 6t one time an open body of water,- f r ' rn-chinev sold by them. .
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- . More a bits is gi'en t" me. coused eloq-hently and with much earn. (in which accumulated vegetable � ARE NOW SELLING OFF THEIR 1IMMENSE STOCK 0 -
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� ' I Guds faith. if glaur is on my buits, estness'of & dangers and temptations , , � creased from time I -- — .
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� I Sh&ca,s me e the dirV hTaits, of the sailo�-. He concluded by askWg rust suffi- I GROOERIES OF EVERY DESORIPTIONy VIZ.:
. � An' turns me out to clean my caltg, the following question : . , until now it has a - c FARMER , - . I .
*iends, and the travel- The body's sae pernickety. . . cientl strong and ,tich !�to produce fine . . I d -Rice, Baia-
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' chased this new . 7 � ,-Is ,there anyone whothinks anything corn, though it. has 'to be cultivated I ! Tess, Sug��all qualities -Coffee --Green, Roasted and Groun
"N . , jug', Currants, E;piees--Whole and Giound-Cauned Goods of 0 Hindu, the
aildinpui,rhe hasthorough- A'fhings. mun &Te be in their place of him who wears. a tarpulin hat and i it is not strong enough to *a ate making a ftrat-class Lan I Rollei, equal to
ted it from. top to bot- At nicht; it's imit the same wi'me blue jacket, or a pair of trousers made by h di: ate e haX- tfie-best In the market, which Will be sold cheap. g , American and Canadian Coal Oil, &c.
f the most comfortable - She gies me an allottad space, bear t e'weight of a ho . Whil -before buying .Beat Brands of Ci an . I
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: the county. By strict I From oot o'which I daurna get. of duck? -In short is there one Who veati the-hanlA Cato eat strings of It 8 wija pay you to examine th . I
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F his customer-, he hopeff � 1,m saaw in a porner chair, o e k rough the earth. el liih'10- —
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e patronage, The rooms In case.I fyIshearthstane or flair, oaressught! for the poor sailor?" fish making - ., Having secured the services I I MR. E. BANN- I
A little girl, a sister of the damsel, . I is heel and coming - I
1 well heated. Am munna move &noe oot o' there, � _ A per n risin D,RRS, late of Toronto, who - iss hold leading
,h L The bar . p�jdtions in some of the beat 1 stablishments in
i and an at� . � The body's mo pornickety. who was si�ting beside her, immediately ' the growing corn
wn ud4enly can see
the best, � do' tfie country, and Is thorougli r experienced, we CROCKERY DEPARTMENT.
hV hostler will always be jumped np,i and 'looking at her sister 1;bake 91, around him.' I .- .
. - - rooMSL for Commer- i An' then she .etaL t&eL scrub again, - � will be prepared to do all kind of repairing of ' -
mplp L . said iu a loud tone enough for anyone -*--r— Threshing Machines, Reapers, Mowers and all . Crockery Department is filled eat and Cheapest Stock A
� For scam a meenit has she tree- I . . given Our with the Larg I
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; We I mpi irtog of all kinds Goods in Seafort
7 110tel." corner of 3fain At stoup, or cloak, or window-paue, to hear : sleyls'� Tact. h, or any other Town West of Toronto,
4forth: 733 At fenaier, gmte or crockery. , a Yea, air - Becky does ! " to Engine and Mill Work. i u a ction guar- . I
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� At mautlepiece, or bowl, "tub; I W � believe never anteed. eive usatrial. .
,' W E TR, Proprietor - She's never oot o' the hub -bub, laughter, '!and the Minister bit his of Me ' lam # I . � .
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tDVtLLE t Gadeties. . Maxry a Gentleman. a remarkable manner the mingled tACA E. SAU I NDERS1 . FLOUR AND FEED- I
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Z Gi ria, if you would be happy in mar. and piety , of , . cut is always stocked with the best - Goods
t it ia ail very well for health jo � ah . Althc ugh Vesley, like the apostles Our Flour and Feed Depaxtm
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� . to t& people who are restless and un. . the market. -
, A true gentleman is generous and un- found that his preachitig did not grea �F; -OLOCKSI. . �
I able to sleep at night to place the head . mighty or the noble, still he - I
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� of their bed toward the north,but. 1i numbered some families of good posi ' .
� . no good unless take the baby to the and welfare as well as his own. You will I I is followers. It was at the I
you � his go. tion among h � , LIQUOR DEPARTMENT@
IDERMILLSin a the trait running through all I
-- other end of the house and Plaeo his Be . house of one of these that the inciaeup, CLOOKS .
� . .. . head toward the south. tions. A man who is a bear at home herereoorded took place. Wesley had I I guarantee them to speak for the -
L . among his sistera, and discourteous to of L � I Our Liquors are wiaeiy,known, and we
- I ING ORDER L An Irishman who waB in the habit of � avoid been preaching, and a daughter a :I . . selves. The Celebrated MARSALA Sacramental Wine always on hand.
. L r Once awoke his mother, is just the man to rl remarli, �
11 being called every morning, when you come to the gr"t question, neig boring gentleman, a gi ,
I 'a tOL his surprise. "Brid- 1y, had been profoutid-
. of his own acor , . ' able r her bev.0 - . CLO KS. - lar- We must trouble &U those indebted to us to call at once and settle up.
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L epared to, get," he asked his wife, 11 have ye called which i . a to be answered by yea or ly in: pressed by his exhortations. Alter � . � I I - RYAX-
, I Die yit ? 17 tfiN,o, Pat," replied hiswife. no- Wesley was invited to this , -- I . KILLOR,AN & .
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- W WORK 64 11 A Man way be ever so rustic in his the 8 3rmOn - .
. Well, bed4d, thin, ye had better ca gentipman's house to luncheon, and � I I L . o .
. . eaxly surroundings, but if a true - : . . �, I
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TO THE BES,r � -61 Some other folk would deceive you 91812tlema This preacher, like many -�,
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� . about these goods, but I have been in your . of the class at the time, wus a man q PAPST, � THE JEWELLER, a W% � I � 13� � ,-Ilk -
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1 TAGE. : ,s 20 years and never told & behavior. . pl&i- IL - conscious of . - I
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OfLICLIDER APPLU. re- the businer n d There is an instinctive polite . Manners, and not I I . � FE U) . ..
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� e HIGHEST PRICE L h6,11saidthe guileless draper. "A character, ich every. e �ratraints Of good ceit) . The fa�r = P� .
, why do you begin now V I ased the gentle herexit in such a sat beside him at tl�e I offering Seveuty-Fiv� Clocks, Of last . I
7 . e where commands reBpect, and mak a Methodist a ! � �r 4
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" fair one in front of the counter, as Bh pass for what he is - one f tabl , and he noticed that she wore .& I .
I SON, gathered her draperies together wad its owner I 0 num)er of rings. Du1cing a pause An ear I a designs -all genuine Americ8n. ca i
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EGXGND�NILLE. � 0ided smay. . nature's noblemen. the meal the nreacher touk hold of the � ' I . M T4 M, �
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friends to dine with her at two o'clock- , I in the world. You need not. YOun ., lied WeBley's atten -O t4e . I 1. � < , LILJ . � .
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� I e old maids. But wait until air, c i . be sold at cost figures. 'All who 0 11
JEH0USE * Noticing the dainty appetite of one of all di L - -What do you thiiqk � 0 - -- -
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. 8,111 my luncheon is always a very light on biLliard aversion to finery, the, question was a i Z 1"' X
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- the farmers Gf Tucker, . affair. I I . pecuiarly awkward one. But the aged I C. L. PA I � � = E . . :
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rrounding country . W- hen he was eating fast and fu - ' je�ist showed a tact wh �� . .
- I time to become a evan 7 He looked up . I
L Ompleted whereby i cau I -ay He has not hac d. I 1�- .
.1 . ly, piling in the food as farmers do h field might have euvie
a any liouse in I Ilchhampion," for he has -had too much R,JEWE
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w �Asa a; I -he barn an the eve of a. thundef mile, &�d WATCHMAKE I LLER co U- . .
� atioa to bui�iness- I -hope , itito t 0-st work to do i" 1 the world. with a quiet, banovelent 13 . . I . V) �
I . T- sethelarge patron- I shower in June, the head Waiter stepped houbst,earu A � these simply said: ! I . = .
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. Dees daring the part $ 'L, I know lcc seldom good for �te -bluBbing belauty had expect?d � . .1 I See the great DUNHAM PIANO before buying. bese magnifl R=14
. there's no train out to -night." I I . arly all countries, and are still ranked,
. hi've been coutinTiougly it," said- the man with his mouth full, much, else. som6thing far more different from : a ' , . have been used for 50 years in 1118
1 Be very wa' in choosing, girls, when ' I world. ORGA,NS.-The 11 Excelsior Organ" is tov
I " and that's -why I'm hurrying to catch : ry I reproof wrapped up in such felicity in a � AZIGN OF THE BIG 'LOCK C4th. the beat Piano� in the the leading Orgail n Canada. Piano
. i a good night's sleep I ), 130 much is a stake. Do not mistake, a mpliment. She had the good senre - acknowledged by the beat musicians to be
EATTIE, * -T . fancy for undying love. Mar- cOl , � supplied. and for Catalpgues.
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-him on the street, " I want You t,O tell ry'ng in basie rarely ends well. Y' FO R B E S' IVE RY . .
Z RTH,. . ' later she again appearpi in Wesle 'a I � I . . ERS, Seaforth, Ontario.
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- - � I 11 bupy with wheat, -hay, etc., that .-A aniet family at breakfast ir
. Deaf men make queer mistakes some- you SP � I �
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� CALDER., & man of one whose hawring was dr I trance of a California lion, through the . -
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. I . fully, affected. T her many a step and ligbten window into the breakfast -room. The MAIN-ST.y SEAFORTH.- .. -
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TOGRApHER, begg to - - 1i % patched by the gentlemen � . I WINDOW PAPER, -
from Da- door!" yelled the grocer to a deaf man the *or4 a vast deal, and still not lio w a des I.
. turutd home ; e crops. We have Been many of the family by a Bkilful use of guns, : �
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I �ds to remad . � - a farm �Vhere the mother and wife and the family then fin UR FORBES, the o - established Liv. . �
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� Big facilities for doing aptain Wh d the best driving horses in I e business.
�, and he ea ,& story is told of two young Men who feet slave*. This should not be, and it is -Last week C it Bearch an idso e and cOM- -
� . a short-sightedness that will allow a Mouro, Michigan, after a year's Nest aqojjobby Cutters, hal In .. .
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and bring, � I wager they would prevail on a . I overed a sunken vessel in Lake foitable Ro �, . EST PRICES.
udi secare the drink until he became man to be so careless. You had better disc
- is, four miles from the lighthousig, "han& 0 THE LOW
�Inlshm& � an accom- 'Ile M n t Arink with pay a1ir6dgirl for a few months than a Er A, very hand some family isle h for one or tv ENT AT
- fa e - imi:ted.0 He agreed to i , I LARGE ASSORTM .
a send you on your way � . 0� eo. .
I d Prove 8. Charges them, and to their undiagiiised joy an- doctor next fall. Before going to the which he pronounced to be the schooner 1, r atten I ded to. !
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- ScOtVs Block. Uouncid that he would drink Ue a . d driving horses bought � snd sold. I I
I Iteast. Im - agine . their surprise when he Bring in pnough -fuel to la9f her all day. with a cargo worth about $300,01L)O. BE THE PLACR - OP]pwte O.- 0 1 1 et, Seaforth
I Is your W*ife fretful and- inclined to be Wreckers will beat once seb to work . Willson,s Agricultural Warerc oms, Seeforth. I � C. W. PlkPST, Main Stre
W CALDER. . f4ifuledhis promise by taking nothing AR7 HUB FORBER. I .
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enswmers (me erahmuts and others) f0t thdw
liberalpatronA96 dwinA this put 7 yeuiOmd '
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business to merit their 6eallAen" and tM& 111
the future. Havb ig greatly enlarged his prm- .
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por any quantity i f Gooa Fresh nes, deuver"
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Wanted by the ubseriber, 26 ton* of good dx7 -
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Entire Sto,-k of Furnitu,re regard -
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toin prices b ,
givt a Isirgs Mime t to those paying cwm, as.
ped&Uy to newly married pouPles.
I sm gtul sellit g six bl,ghly Anished thalm for
$2. I 6180 keq I Xr,wwltOn's SPr'ng BA the
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best and abear t In
perfectly U0166180 4. 1-1 .
W^rerooms dix 3c blY Opposite M- I&. (30untees
Mammothjewe Store, Main .Street, Seaforth's
Bast Side. I Jolat S, rouTEB.
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Ear and Throat, Trinity Me&cal �Coliege, Toren,
to, and Surgeon t o the Mercer Eye and Bar In*
firm"T, Consult ug oculist sud Aurist to the
titutions for he Blind, Brantford, aud� for
Ins nt. Late Clint.
the Deaf and Du b, Belleville.- 0
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