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: lt�V�Q�i . � I -WWah Should, He �aa Ty. to do to hold our ground, for the enemy give is flang Into his face, like a bons to I I
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I ; I kjVWy6Rthft,j T"d, to his Unel* 1tw ry: had brought up -several gans, and wexe a dog, the donor is not benefited by the I 17111-,RwirrTff --R:B- i MONTREAL HOUSE41 Change of Business. . . ..
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IIXG TEM i " y noda up my mind to ; . . . � e
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I . I iowt decide If It in hoder '. S. PORTER SEAFORTH. � .
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- � I I .11 on r Luore f01011is fefter.�' - Su denly, between two guts of tainly should not, be grateful. It is in- J . 4 : �
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ra%-E. - HEAT � OW111.4 -briapth us JOY end , rrow; smoke, one of our wounded, lying out sulting.". . . ! ! . �
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; . lEw 1=0 on the open plain, was own to wave -1 I I I determined to Clear Out my ,
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I � � . An ,rn&, there'll always be stecru$ wes Ow his hand feebly, its if for help. At - I � A.11 Neighbors. � I SEAFORTH FOUNDRY. - ' �
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*Iran hmtg the am," said Fred v ith emotim, harder than any one else on - Gentl I . # i
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�*, �7 Wei . . �". THOSE IN WANT, it will pay them to asoar. a � I
20ohibas no money I man Bob,' and his chance was a po r wait for the car, ly neces- J- Wu pricesbefore purchasing elsewhere. I DU.NCAN AM UNCAN , �
WAN, , and Uncle E Wry, , IB it positive] . � . . I I
cad be folly for us to &sir& ill . e L give 4 large discount to theme paying cash, so- _: .
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SME STOV t ;;a jos kn0V'tw01 . one, foi it seemed certain death to _ sary that your son must -play tb 1160- . I I
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: ..- j,-W,U—j don't --know," said the other turning - and reach him through sue peoial�y to newly married couples. . � . . II&VING purchased from Nopper 'Bros. thetr 1
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. . . . . . . . . . . the youth, 11 Since the 113re Is h' a pelt of cordeon until midnight for six nights a I am still selling six highly finished chairs for -1 .
- -V gow toward . I interest in the foundry, v -e will still continue :
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. . . - . 1`10 j word! of counsel to give you, w is, , the scorching sun was prettv sure the prompt reply. "Not any more best �.nd cheapest in the market; warranted Sesforth, a lull assortment of � �
; nd work for riches-" to do 'it. . . . perfectly notseleas. - Beg leave to call the attention of buyers to their immense stock Of Staple and - . �
310ty for level a . I I necessary than it is for your danghter Bt. R. Counter's . - I .
I beat known - . . All -at once a man was own stapph g Wareroomis dizectly opposite a - I .- !
Improve. . I , INt ()Two, yon see," said the anx OUR Freddy, and her bean to sit' on the front steps Marninoth Jewelry Store, Main Street, Seeforth, � G4ng 1�11=8, Land Rollers, ,Scuf- I
tuel and labor of ga � Out from the sheltering thicket, ar d Oide. �� I Fancy Dry Goods, the beat and cheapest in the market. I .
g,Usg. & uicelittle houarkeeping fund oar %dy, seven ni�hts per week and keep us Fast . .
ffiia market, y g With SL . 625' . JOHN S. PORTER. . I I �
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I I . AjIA will keei, 61033 in that man was 11 Gentleman 1�ob.'� H awake untK one o'clock in the morning. 11 ! ... .. I , 1 1 flers,--Cutting Boxes, &c,, i I
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� . - dear from the straits Ot "tit On. never looked to the right or left, bi it "My daughter, air, has a perfect right . i I
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L I Taft money ia-scarce, and the Is ai Ingo went straight to where his p6rsecut r to have- a beau,111 "And my son, air, E .
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� I - Audio bear Vp under Time's chan am d chances was lying - helpless, and Wed to rai e 17 . An1d all cith* Implements in our line. We have I ��
# , _ I it,) has a legal right to play his accordeon I � .1 . $be irrangements with Thomson &' Wil- -
` : Iii say if sexy our cizeumstances.' I � . him - At 'first the French banged 5w Y "Gentlemen," began Mr. Thomas, as he l
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'm a rr I I . at him like fury, but when they sa � -III don't want to offend you, ! -
jjgto ill with a frown, mid Uncle Harry, came up, - 1 machines sold by them. 11 ;
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� . -p! stop. love is the girl to: marry I what he was doing, several office: DR. GEORCE S. RYERSON RECEIVED THIS WEEK ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF OLD COUNTRY '� a' .
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she'll not, thiak it'eme [ called out,-, Ne firez pas, wee enfants I - I - � -
I Jones, would clean out your alley, and � 1: � - L ��
I TO, live for &,while on water-grUel. . Uj_ L* R, 0, P., Is. R. 0. S. E., Lecturer ou the Eye ! : I � -14
�*Sv MAW ST. - Ana " Bhe!# true' e Don't fire my boys,') and raised the# vou, Mr. Smith, would noison vour n nnn a nions- -
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I �2 4 I . w wounded man gently in his, to, and Surgeon to the Mercer Eye and Bar in .. I ; . I
T iff. . A cheeflully take -the needed stit 3hes- - arms, ay �d five pounds of flesh per week." "Rello, firmaTy, Consulting Oculist and Aurist to the . ! ! . .
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. I - IM manies for love, and.not for ri 3hess sh elding � him with his own boa 711 Thomas I" Wuted Brown, fro the Institutions for the Blind, BrantfoA, and fox � I WL are making a first-class TAnd Roller, equal ;o .
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1071, ;, iDon,t think, for a moment, Fred, Itis �tter . rear platform of the car for as, A4sistsut . th� beat in the market,whish will be sold cheap.
ap Opt,Tff .,� T� bind the beart with a golden fetter;� I suoh a cheer as went up then I uev Dr which they had waite&, "I've been tpl, Moorflelds, and Central Throat and Bar I . it will pay'l you"to examine them before buying
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I - � - woo many do it, yet many rue it, heard before or since." . Mewhere.
. I 71 - is . wanting to. see you for' a week past. 110OPital- I Iffs � e services of MR. E. SAUN-
, - Ala� Love is a tearful witness to it 1: - . And, aid that horrid Lieutenant : .. ving eoureil th
� - There ign,t & chance for pleasant w6athi r die, uncle?" - Your old horse stands and -stamps all D�RS, la�p of Toronto, who has held leading
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. I Vbm two we Unequally yoled togethei ; 3111, CHURCH STREET, JORONTO. �, WE ARE SHOWING IN NEW I � Itions some of the beat establishments in
I E - AG-Erqo� . , 11 Luckily not," answered the Colonel, night long and none of U's car, get a wink � ... " ,
� solarn your back when money bewitchqu : eep. Just for a change and to be ! May be consulted at the tM3 count, , and to thoroughly experienced, we
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I g[say fox joys and not for riche,4. � laughing, "for I'm the of "I i 11 I hin�
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- Josephine Pollard.. 'b:)rrid Lieutenant' was no other than ricult implements. Special attention given
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I The crooked Cour 1 Love.- 10h, uncle I were yo On the ]Last MAT1JUDAY in EAC1111 pipmptlya d neatly done, and sathfaction guar-
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I , , orrom the 84. Thomas Times.1 as that?" lisped a voice in tones of I Ca8hmerw, �
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-aiine, maid � Blackberries in Newsi-Tersey. - . � . I , F
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.. Wag �t � [jit '11 "But -what became of I Gentlem Vineland is the headquarters of black- ! AUCTION SALES. -
,. A-grenty Convey, hoine _ le vi age iu Oxford � Velvets, .L I E. S.&tNI)ERS Fore,man.-
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� a OTION SALE of Farm -Stock and Imple- . I
I . Wed wearfl�., The sighing laes law and your papa," said the Colonel - two Philadelphians, we .believe, bought . A�1,a�ents. - Mr. Samuel Scarlett and Mr. Plush", �YPT I THE SEAT OF WAR.
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- SEAFG H - %untea the oat office, but the post- eic ,hanging a sly7 look with a . Thompson Morrison have instructed me to sell by L
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need that - "Theres 310 Place' '
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h give his entire persOuglat'
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ae one, come &-U F mud bri14-
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whom e� 'I I ected thincs te'vp�r come. a quiet smile.' 11 And now that you ve some colossal lying, to be explicit, soon Farm' Stock.—Ten cows supposed to beAn calf to .
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hought that hor heart h (I your tale, go and say good -night, !or succeeded in attracting a considerable a thdrougbbred bull, 4 steers coming three years � Velveteens,
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wonld break,,for she realizedl at last high time for b .by.,,— r - oldo: 8 steers coming two, 5 heifere coming three, I .
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'thlesgi The scene y ung Folks. . y LHarpe.r's population. The new settlers geDer, S ,al�ee, I bull calf seven months old, with pedi- I .
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that her lover was fad- . I ally wentthere under the representation gree,! best in the:township ; 14 well-bred ewes, 8 1 Silks, z . I
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-, I shffts.� - it is October, 1882. 1 In Fit. I - . . - that it was a* veritable garden spot, and ewe lambs, 1 shearling Leicester Tam, from the I . - I . . R ad to Slay Me En.eray. -
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. is now a happy wife with two ihildren. spam� of three year old Miles, I two year old filly, Satins, - I I
.. to death before [they could get away. driver, broke to harness; 2 colts rising three �
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She has forgot -ten the faitbles: one of. TLey in�ested all their money in the old, and about ..60 hens. Also the above I I p I
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� . her days of woe. She, therefore, is sur- "lot" and had notbing to purchase is . containing 100 acres to rent for three yearl. : � I
. ter, is the faculty some people b ve ':or . Implements.—One lumberwagon, I double buggy, J10ires"
meant provi Raising enough to oat 1 p,fr kneebob-a eighs, I pair bench bob- PLOWS! PLOWS 1
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I prised- when from the town of 44 youth taking offence where no offence is sions with. � sleighs, I I t .
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I CQ 0 was utterly out of tiie question, for the 1 cutter, I reaper, 1 mower, I sulky hay 'rake, I
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� tion, her maiden name, not that derived land was certainly thepoorest we ever 88t 6011 . F,ILIS again .to the IZOLt ,with a large
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. from her husband. An acco ' et eyes upon,�we having visited the I T. M`�
- MP&Dylug therdselves and ever body else uncom- 8 chni is, cradles, scytheo, 4o. The above will . Fto of Plows and 4"g Plows for the bene-
- note from her husband explaini that in y a place once, which wag quite enough. pool Avely be sold, as Mr. Scarlett has lost all his I . U18teri"s) At of his many custorner%. All those In need of
. . fortable, for nothing deeper than a m feed and Thompson'Morr!Bon is, such a Protec- allied P'� ows, Thistle Flows, Sod Flows, 0eneral
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. tearing. away Rome of, the - boar'ds of a or more than a, fancy. Huffy eople re What has been done oflate years in the is:determined to go to', Dakota, and Will Purpose ],Iows, Plows of all shapoc, and 4 prices
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I letter-ome the missive was fou�d. The to be met with of all ages and ever - way of increasing the fertility of the soil t'014st h I f th4 noxt election. I . . tp suit th times. A frill stock of Gang j Flows
: y a- not oven wait. the result o . If antlin, Harrows on hand. Plow essihige lot
elavelope -is poatraarked IL6 1877.`3 The tion, neip4er years nor condition bri 9- we do not know, and even now Wo see Terms.—A.11 sums under $10, dash; over that . abd Iron
� lady spanks the baby to keepj it quiet - - it stated that nothing can be grown on amount 12 moutho'credit will be given - on fur- Costuaw, I the Matec y No. 18, Oliver's Chillod Plow-, Tees-
' I Ing necessary wisdom and unsuspic.10118- nishing approved notes. A discount of 9 cents on � ; ,water Pl�wo -blustro Plow, Prancistown Flaw,
While she eagerly devours the -----.-. ' the latid-but-sweet potatoes and black- I I Bell & Son's Plow. and Seegmiller Plow. - 064-
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,'Heaven. I I it is from John I " who larger proportion will generally be fot nd berries. That they grow blackberries amoiltnts. J. C. MORRISON, Auctioneer. 777-2 . , Uuters � . ings for a Litha above mentioned plows in stock
r . r by the -wholesale is a faA. People of 1) RepairinE of all kinds done with neatness and
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p,opowEl in glowing words, �and: begs fo among women, and chiefly among th)se � I . I . I despatch. A large �stock of gate and barn .hinges
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: jujoys the letter, and :out of curiosity � every nationality, are engaged in the : Shawls, � - first-class style. Small profits and quick raturns
I � ( . I . or who are unhappy in their ,circum- - . -4 jo my motto. Give me a trial. Remember tbat
unicates with the reltitives of � the business. Crates that are numbered , �t - lamboundtodobusiness. A call Bolicited from
conim . stances, not to speak of their,tempi �rB. b� - the thousands are shipped daily . 0 0 . . . .
. I former lover. It is, lewrns& thai't be is a HuffinesB, which seems to be a self- I � z (::) - > . $kirts, I 41L Loo k out lor the sign.
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bappy, London grocer, with a wife and � � . i
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I ; I berry season. There are several shi - W - - � THOMAS 'MELLIS, Kippen.
I three Bons. — � I negati*e form, and which the possesmrs .3g stations, and. at Lon alone it is I I co I Corsets aud .killinery Goods - I -- - -- I
I I I I thereof classify as a high spirit of s6i �si- P11 e n r
� A Brave Man. ' . mentioLed that the daily shipments � .�
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� i tivenem, according as they are passian- have been this season over fif by thousand � Z. � . I WIHITNEY BLOCK.,
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. jilbout a brave man, little people,"said of self -distrust. The person who quarts. As soon as the harvest is end- � . -
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Colonel G,r&y'1ock,. as his balf dozen I ed, the laborers begin to cut away the � . * ELEGANT AND RELIABLE GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES41
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sftemoon's play, gelthere around his Throughout the year pruning iBfrequent- � R �� -n �
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arm chair by the fire. ,, Well, I'vb seen ly resorted to, iLnd those who succeed 2.1 � .
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- . ever knew as i a young those who fail with neglect to prune 0) ; I - I
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bravest man I t1ma0y with huffy people; and you are : �> 0 � 0) I � �
Ensign in our regiment, I 0- I we used . enough. The blackberry borer is a great I I
in Bo; 7 nd right aiire to flounder into the bog with ft em I 5 < , �> --i
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to call 11 Gentleman Bo o- � while innocently thinking y6u are w k- peat, and the way that it is treated is to ."! M -� 0. > The Largest and Cheapest Stock of Gloves, !
Well he deserved the name,, t ugh not . � j- out back the stock up which it is boring. 0 ! CD X M > THE COOK STOVE DEPARTMENT I
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as he meant it I . Owing to the mildness of the winters, I )-" > I
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dangers of jesiiDg are, above all, great. no winter protection is needed. The X ! tV r 9 g. IS NO'V r full. All the newest styles fitted with '
Soldiering is a very differ nt thing It may be laid down as an absolute r Ile, I 0 --j n , M rn i-iosiery and Small Wares.
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now from what it -was in J young which has no exception anywhere, that crop is regarded as the most profit6ble I M the I itext improvements for baking, economy
I that can be.raised on any soil in the i - rn , of fuel -4c. Over thirty different patters s to I
days, and men have learned-;wbat it's 0 huffy person can bear a joke good. I . . I cc q cl) 0 . 0hoose f�om at prices that cannot be -undersold.
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a. man may make none the worse officer you a:ttempt the very simplest form of (A � . I . I
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� for being a, gentleman and a Christian. chaffing, you will soon find.out yDTIr It mudt be admitte& that the opm. ' P 5a W ll'd -U
Henry Havelock taught us that pretty mistake; and not unfrequently the har- . ssunied by some very 0: . r+ I 't -0 * 0 AN IMMEN-SE STOCK OF RIBBONS, ISILK TIES, 00L- PkRLOR- STOVES]
fairly, but in the rough old tdbaeB it was r iony of a wh6le evening has been is- pany-manner8 a . CD �� r > > : '
� worthy people with the beat intentions, Cm * " 11- I I I X tbls� department we bave the largest variety
- S. very different thing. Then the harder tarbed because a thin-skinned, huffy . ).� > . � d in Seaforth both in Parlor
are little short of maddening to their -1 )-a- z �� I
An English officer drank,, and t�e louder jerson has taken a pleasant jest as a X1 C V, ffi -4 i-1 everl offere
he. swore, and the moie he bujUed. his I erson,-,l affront, and either blazed friends. What is to be done with a 1z 0 .5 �� 0 M z LARS AND OUFFS . Heatei� land Parlor Cooks. 8ur Firm Parlor, .
- -, . i-3 M � Parlor Cbok, New Aurora double beater &c. can -
en, and the Xeadier he was, 0 fight a o gloomed. sullenly, according to hi or hostess who, though she may be the > : I not be e4ualled for beauty and usefulness. Our
m , most comfortable motherly soul in ex- jo I (D. rn �* - j :� . . Little Glaut double heater is a wonder. l7wo or
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duel or to join in any low f4olio, the istencq in everyday life, trandorma her- - , M- �0- more rooms can be heated with this stove, which
land I'm !, - . takesle' fuel than any oth*r stove made. Call,
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i better his comrades liked him,' - If into an intolerable bore in -societ�, . A) z ��i r 3: C) CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPESTa as .
afraid we were much, the aan�e as the I Be . I - . � see and ibe convinced.
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I rest. I . . I - by her endeavors to talk only of, such , I P, I --I � I
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eye, gives the following advice a nor guests, without any consideration as M 0 0 M - ,- � . -
when a man like Is Gentlemian I�ob " . to C-) :r C0 > > . � VE
plys quiet y . � �
came among us, who was alwl - I whether she understands them or 1 0 0,1 M t -j Z These Goods axe imported direct, and can be depended on for quality and � COAL STO DEPARTMENT I
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- and sober and orderly, and, 1 stead of - My oon, when you hear a rumn gryw,l. no. A person of tbiB kind. will talk of 1 )0-4 - > ..I, �> to a r- price. , - INthis!1me "The Royal"takeg the leadwhere-
like the r - t of us, ing and Becdding because Moody gets art to an artist, literature to am author, I I over'shown. Itgives more heat with less
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0 Q2()o a week for, preaching Christiaulity, fo ' n, countries to. a traveller with I ).W. i . coal than any other stove, and is no sooner seen
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will perceive that he'never wor es the md�t sublime indifference, and will :9 0 1 . .
books that we know nothing allout, and you (D -q . t-4 t74 M i . . choose from. A completestock of - stoves always
. � ngersoll gets $200 a feel recompensed for the tedium of the �
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0 3ible� eve�y morn- (), -q I on hand. . I
- read &chapter of th I I $:L 0 .Cl �0- >, > IDU'NCAN & DU N -CAN. �
How we did Ilaugh at night for preaching atheism. You will task by the conviction that she has %,%--' � 0 , * Just redeived a large variety of lamps, lamp
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him, and make . mock of him, t . be sure I -1 (bserve that the man who is unutt 3ra. done her duty -an amelioration of her , ; �t -1 0 lllllll,l, � ., � . goods, lanterns, &c., good material and newest
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e I ly shocked bee& Be Mr. F o . . t - P - , Best ualitles of coal oils, Canadian and Amen -
Bat the provoking thing wa that b are good hos )Ai 0 E: r- . ..
one bi , and he 5 150 a wbek for temperance work, se 3ma her victim. , Then there pi- I ).- M ! . -
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to min -a it � - I M z 0 . I . rmn, an
- never seemed ' who embitter every mouth- Xd 0 w > I �xtensiy e and varied assortment 6f both English
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. at I eper takes in twice as allowed by their guests with Im � . - f � I
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� any one a good tam whenheco'n1l3b .e much nioney in ful aw M �� F3 r -f- rn 1W --i . ! . I . All or, lers for jobbing work promptly attended
. it certainly ought to have i made us a single day, The laborer is wortliy of apologies that their fare is not more i I I
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V better prepared, while 0! " A call respeetfull� Come and see us
Ives; but didq't.more's his hire, my boy, and he -is just as. wor- costly, or � is
aahamed of ourse : (j) I 0 0 . I - ,,r soheited.
I . i tby of it in the pulpit as be is upon the at the same time they profess to' feel ; N � OAK - HALL OLOTHING HOUSE. end savi i money.
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11 I the pity. Ftump. Is the man who is honestly try- injured that more of it is not eaten than : - 0 F . - .
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I But before long something 4id tbake * . I I WHITNEY BROS.
� us mha-raed of ourselves and tb *s- was it. i g -to save your soul worth l4pss than the a -merely human digestion can as- di W z I ;� C- I I .- �-
itian who is only trying bis level best to similate: Almost wor8e -than these ! I
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Oar Colonel was in, a, great hurry one I I � C: . I
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tigress? Isn't Moo4y doin - as are the old f aBhioned entertain&s,whose . : ,9�F`11LL'S. MILLS KIPPEN.
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� good work as Ingersoll? Isn't Joh , B. s.company mannerall consist in never a I ! .
,q laga that wasn't marked on his map, I � � � � .
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� ap of his want to get all the good in the world for a single moment you are not talking, or ! I n 0 . .
� man Boby' with a neat 1i I z - . I
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I the v ry 110thing, so that you may be able to pay eating or looking at . i � g in first -c ass wvr'king
O.Wn drawing, and there was e - , ' , �> : has no sr,ytliin
I "ODjOyiDg your- . - X got ey
. I place, just where it should be. The 16 high price for the bad? Ttemem ber, some visible manner I I I �q > DU order, d is prZpared to turn out an artiele of .
m colonel looked at it, and then t -as and my boy, the good things in the w rld Belf." All this brings us to the point I 0 H � FAK LY FLOUR which cannot be ex -
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- said gril6aly, ,, It's not olten, geatle,meh, are alwa eeding ; and we can scarcely look for j . -q t-1 10 I � ,celled 4 any mW in the country.
� rest officer of a rf giva ent is costs lose than corn whiskey; a box of br - I j � C13 M Ill � I
that the young . . ut in the much censured a � . I - GRISTING DoNz WRILE T11713 R&RTY
go theL smartest.; let. this be a lesson 4igars will buy two or three Biblei i - a an improveme i . . � - L
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I I lion of old brandy costs more th n a mannert, of modern 'society, while _, I .
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to YOU � 0813 is so little studied in domestic � . I
. made laarrel of flour ; a,l full hand' at P ker politen I - ,L so stock of Tweeds in Scotch, English anaCanadian,'at the very ,
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. - You may be sure this reproof ften costs a 'ma . n . more -in twenty life. When custom ceasea to allow the Have an irnmen 'Flour v,.changed for wheat. Chop�,Aiigofevery
I us t:he more unmerciful in talking CLOCKS) I I ity, am iok [retu L Ldescript ion promptly attended to. Flour and
. i . I 1 � lowest possible prices consistent with quah, all profits sua,qui ma Brain al, vays on Hand, and sold at the lowest
against poor Bob.; and perhaps we lininutes than his church subscription careless rudeness which marks the �
. ing more than amounts to in three years; a State olec- behavior of brother to sister, the tota !L market prices. Remember the PoPular mills -
might haive done sorneth e tion poBtB more than a revival of re. absence of ceremony between husband I - �
talk but for a th.Ing that happened on I CLOCKS � being the motto. Leave your orders early for & new suit ; perfect fit and satis- ; . .
� ,, - child � . JOHN McNEVIN, Rippen.
night at mess. 'Our junior Ca,ptain, a ligion ; you can -13leep in c4urch &very and, wif a, and of respect between ; - . I I .� �
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� rougb,, ballying kind of fellow, waq mean enough to dead -beat your lodaiDg the elevation of our daily standard, a i faction guaranteed. .
goia.cr to, " pty a glaBs Of 'Nine over - I M ! CLOCKS. . U M.
. r7 em, 11BIgn grasped in that way, but a nap in a Ivullmail car quicker preception in disoerning, and a . i - . . ,EGG EMPORI
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his wrist, a,nd, overturned thewine upon c ; f�r the I ttle the wishes of those whom we desire to � I I I � I . , ",
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I and blue from that squeeze for many a ones to put in the missionary box; 01 please. I -- T ou gtomers (merchants and others) for th-,,l r
. . . maps . I I U; the paid 7 yeus, 1114 .
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. day after. , or the theatre, and a pair of old trous- . e -open. r1A T, THE JEWELLER, . liberal patronage duri .
I About . a month after tbis, ne of our rs, frayed at the end, baggy as to the -Tbe third anniversary of th i . , hopes Dy strict integrity and tiose attention to
I ing of Knox church, St. Marys, was i - � . t their confidenze and trade In
nee, and utterly bursted as to tbe I
zuen, who used to have iftts. of madness I � I D . bnoinei is to meri ail., enlarged his. Prem -
9.n old - ound �� oine, for the.,Michigan sufferers; the celebrated on Sanday and Monday ' 15th -Five Clocks of last � . I . ; the future. Having gre
every now and then from _ -W I� offering Seventy lie isnow.prepared to pay
alot) -with a ancing 111dY who tries to wear the skirt and 16th insts. The meetiDgs were I ; ises during the winters
in the heaa,came flying . I � . �
.. f heraress under her arms and the successful in every respect, Rev. Mr. I American � . H PRICE
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big knife in his hand, slashing at every- � - pastor of this church. Y�ar's. designii--all genuine ITHE HIGHEST GAS
&ist around her knees, and hicks her Wilsola is . - I
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thing Within h S me cried to a -- I . I . f Good Fresh Eggs, delivered
s&id q ietly, dipper clear over the orchestra chairs Clocks --for the next Thirty Days. � For an, qnsutitY 0 1
r%,,, , 5ickness, for any oy's, ! at the , ,gg Emporium -
shoot him, but . 'A wery night, gets 0600 9, week, and the AP a remedy for Bes, All who '11&ve on hand an immense stock of OVERCOATS for Fall and Winter. B �
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. MoMjMt he had 3itv missionary gets 8600 . . � EN STREET, SEAFORTE1.
let me try. And in a 0 the first day, for canker of the stomach and moutb, i I �
-1� knife�hs nd, and orse-race scoops in $2,00 age, and for all 40 in want of a Clock should not mips and Youths, overoostis. Men7s Fine Worded, lisp, Beaver, Melton and i � 0 good dry
,allow's ! 13 and bemorrh� . cribet, 25 tons o -
seized the was trid. the church fair lasts a week, worhs for pile L � . 1 Wanted by the Rubs
tripped hi - go cleverly th;,�t he . plaints, Dr. Fow- , i
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we could call jou-i; and L lWenty-five or thirty of the best women varietieEv of bowel coin his chance. Come and see them. Diagonal Overcoats. Coarse and Fine Overcoats. Sack, Frock, Ulster OVER- : clo'",hest straw. D. D. WILSON
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. I ut $40 in debt. Why, my bov, if you specific. 774-65-2w. � COATS in Tweed, Beaver and Serge. Afull "Wrtmeut 0 :
. I secured him, . . ' i VitNSALL OIDER MILL.
nd yoursalf sneeriDg or scoffing I C. L. PAPST3 I I
. Of counte we could, say nothng . while you hear of a W..�H. Crooker, Druggist, of Water- --
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I - k after thaj; but all ecaukle once in a. - Overcoats from $4 to 818 each, direct importation, the bed goods ill -the trade- ERNARD THOMSON wisheg to inform his
"inst Bob's P.UCL . clown, under date o� June 1Bt, writes I . B comtomers and the public generally thatOn
t reacher getting a liviDg, or even a lux- I - I . is season he
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this was a trifle to What W"S' cOm'ng- xtmot of Wild - Tity of apples th
A few days later came One of a great- rions salat3r, or, E6 temperance worker that -Dr. Fowlar's E, ATOHMAKER,JEWELLER . . . very other day until
out in the dark and lotrawl)arry cannot be surpassed, when W - vAll only run his Cider Mill e
War, sud we were so alking moneyp go on TUESDAY THURSDAY
eat bate)LejaL of the ( vh era my eel ashamed of Yourself, and if you aU other remedies fail then it comes to ! I I further notice, v!7� : I ha,v-e -made
and SATURDAY of - each week.
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