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STARVIS. able home; &'shall I hive to hold him at only now 8 & . .....- It- -_ . -_ - — . � . I. , � .
My T_tTTT11E MI � the tout?" . , in one of the most amiable women liv- � � . . - - -7---7 \ . .- . - . I
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The, Phelan* had a b4y. Tom out owt bay. why VI stated it ivenlyl ihoug'h no one would .- - I of � 1*0 up - .
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me a telegram r.unouncing- wh#t he ,,Boause I have never hold out beltsveit.,!!' � -* : � I , t I - X
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_ � I :��hsd befor -',, en4.1 i46 -sure I .8fiould let . it , (To �e 00"aissed.) I gpodersbaUz welt WAt*ft&wJ'APrl1W 01100k: .
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caged the happy vveO; lox , , ., - .e : I 1. ', fyi-LBONip"'t ,B)yth. 77914 �� I - � ;
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knom-IL. him ,WAQw .,qe were both`--iI;t - ' 'I- - p*,s_-.-#J%ug no . I I ! $0 - _1 � i . . -
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- t i4sjAt1ht'**h6 ijr�et�; and --,,-I- * _ I ikgid of losa BeeJournki, his plan, for wint ,
enterwaid thatw" . , q . ra I �, I Turnbqq, e6itaining 60 acres gaod timber . 7
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I - W- -Wey :%re all 144-remper&,! tad- - ,11;� sub�njt 4or -your criticism my ;,and 4gept, Seaforth. - . . 738 � .
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. h0l I , - . mann , , , __ UARV . In Tuakeremith for Sale. -For Palo, that � HO LIDAN
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Tom Phelan was not only a fat boy, of working themselves int6--,*Qhtfu1 winter. ,I &ski all 'Who hive had exper- -1� Flilendid farm known as the Moore Farm, LAIDLAW & FAI R LEY8 1 7 PRESENTS.
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but, in accordance with the promise of passions about nothing in particular, jenee in 'Wintering bees by burying"them. being Lot, 25, pouee8sion 4, H. R. S., Tuakersmillb, I . . I . . I �
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his yoath. be became &' fat young man, � . me I .
. just to.*gue peopli and make them inc m � .the ground, to toll contait4fig 102 sales, about 95 of whigh are claw -
over , � . . amps� or in lowing �lan : 9d and- in a high s�qv e'of cultivation, the.balaues � . . .
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with a mallow face like an . -ripe .uncomfortable." What theyAbiuk.-Of the fol , � � . . � . . - I
pear, and an amply, propprtioned per- . , coliiii6s' and 10 well timbered. �There to a large - brick bouse And .
For answer my fat friend shook his I Will hao- 40 Lgood 0 good out,buil(ft4s. and'a splendid orchard. The . I . . . . .
M01n. 111d80d,,-ft WAS because of that ifat sides witti laughter, and, when he nuclei, .41 Italiam, with about 20 farm is six miles from Sesforth and the o � � �
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1pnial,, happy 1��k and general air of - could speaki said.- . . � onnas of sealed linney to the colony ; same from Clinton and In within a mile of school. . � � -1
comfort which his fatness imparted, I all in Apply to the proprieto, on ,the premises or to
,, You talk like P6 bachelor, Fritz." and tbe:nuclef about 10 lbe. each;. Seaforth-P.O., ff. CRIOH, Proprietor. 781 * . -
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that little May O'Rourke fell in love 46YOU forget i . have not had twelve .f3implipity hives, . I I I - -_ - _�, �, � . - ! I NOTICE, 1�
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this sufficient reason Tom thought her said hitting him home. � .and three feet' wide, in dry sandy *oil, eitst halt of Ln& 27, Consevoicin 10, McKiliop, I
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tbe. wisest womauof hergeneration, ,only laughed all the more at this. - - sloping t4 the ioutb ; in the bottom will ontaining 50 acres, about 40 -mares of whieh are ; . I have now my stock of Fancy Goods
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wad quita believed in his inner consci Iffy reply seemed to �'please his fancy. put one f6ot of dry straw; one toot from is well timlieted. The,fa,rm is near the northern , . - . -
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. ousness, that Nature had endowed her $,It would be tbp beat thing in life for the to ' . I
0 . � � p I'will put two rows of scantling gravel road, and to six miles fivm sesforth
. with, rare and s.4mirable taste. you if you lio_; it would make you a outwhiob� to net the hiVeg;,Will place and within one mile of ti,e village ot Winthrop SPEOIAL ANNoUNOEMENT. .
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Twelve montihwago I bad acted as happy mants, he said, when he recover-' hives about air, or eight inches - &part, This proprry will be Hold cheap and on easy I I �
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Toin's, beat man; he had asked me to edhimself. AsTakemy word-forit, you leaving them � on their bottom boardi W,,..s. , Apply to JOaN TORliANCE,.Pro- - i . aak the attention. of 911 intendingpur
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stand by him till the last, and'I did. don't know what' comfort is till you're with capl,$ off,! and a sheet - of burlap prietor. . I __ I L .
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I Raw him throngh the painful cere- married." over the framds -; between, &round &nd � I . chasers to call and exam.,
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at L ARM FOR SALE. -South halt of Lot 10, Con- 7
mony, during which he L Wag staxed " ILS]m not Yery miserable in my over the hives I will put dry straw, but F otsuion 9, Morris, 100 acres ; 70 acres cleared, . . . . i I � "
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in 'thib keenest w6y by all the bride's present state of. blessed bachelorhood, notpackiigbt, Around this I will build, mostly meedad down; the balance abont-equal i I
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female friends, inicluding eight charm- and in no burr7 to-mak;D a obarige," - a rail Pon, commencing one , f t from parts of blaek sob, and hardwood. A never failing I .
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ing bridesmaids, not one of whom dur . the hives on each side, 11 wing spring craA runs through the back of the lot. �i . - . I . I
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ing the: time vouchsafed me a glance; . 86.24, stone ak;flar 24 lbet square ; barn 56k42, I � I ,
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for by companson with the bridegroom you know why I sent for you ?" he S&i,rl, the hives!; over this pen I will ppt straw with stone stAbliug un -ler L,eath, both nearly ni6w . I . .
I was an uninteresting man., who had 'looking at me. suddenfy, and, as I six inche pump in woodi4bed; never fidling 6priug near From thl� ecel Aer, we ha,ve dbterminea to dispose of
- � thick, and cover all at least . iing to bbar. - is date until the end of D ! - LADIES# COMPANIONS
I not the eoura,ge. the good taste or the tbo ght afterwards, speculatively. ,one foot 1,1with eaxth. 'At each end .of barn yaril, und young orchard begina I I i
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. sense to take any woman for better or . 11 To stand godfather to your son of thispit 1, will have a four inch pipe to Statiou. Apply to ROBERT TRAQUAIR, onitho our large assortment of merchandise at gri atly reduced prices for CASH. Our
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worse; therefore. in the presence of this o6urse.11 nd. at least ten feet from premises or Blyth P. 0. . .
. 11 � enter th� grim � . . I I . I dred styles, raDg7ing in price Irom .
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Itoble 0 cimen of humanity, the bride- -That is one reason ; but I have each end 1 hive; these pipes will extend ., ; -_ stock comprisee the largest assortment of 2,5 �
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groorn,pewas insignificant. another. . May. and I have laid a plot. under the bees, and termiusta I about F . - . � . i ;
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if ev�er a man was uncomforta-ble in I'm afraid I'm spoilirig sport by telling half way to the centre. I . I mainder is good hurldwood bush There is it good � - -
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uninterrupted gaze of these fair ere&- tongue-" ' I orchard and a never 1,oiling spring. The soil)s a I -
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tures, and of the crowds. of the , . hives au� extend through and alpiove e cley loam and well anner-drained. School and .1 I . In Plush and Leather' 25 styles L,
I 11" I replied, 'Mildly. "t" . pit %bout, six � feet ; the ends of ! these churches oot,venient.-- It is si.uatod five miles . 1.
bride'& relations assembled for the pose : .
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. , trengfb and glory, 16"rou arei'my boy. We want to make tubes wil be made to keep .out � Mice, from Sekiforth and mix. from 0 tintori. The above . i . � .
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occasion, in &11 their s I . . farm will be mold on reasonable and easy termil. , I
inside- the walls �of St Bride's Church, YOU -as h1apPY " Ourselves by marrying snow an4ain, and still give voutilation. AP111Y on the pl-emitme or to Con6tance P. 0. � i � . � LADIES' HAND BAG'S
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Dublin. � . . . . you to Ono of th e- brightest, and best of In this shape I pr�poseto leave my bees GJIAI�LES FOWLER. .______ - . 777 � � it to their advantage to " -
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as h -appy as you could desire." spring. � � FA4X F04 SALE. -For sale, the, south h �
long speech, in': which so many maknifl- . _ I I - i Of Lot 18, Concession 9 Stanley, containing purchase from us. Every depaxtment is now fully.a8sorted, and pricom will be Unsel. ,
cent things were said with so much Upon my life,'you are -awfully good, . i 1 50 acres. Ekbout 40 of which axe eleared, the -bal-
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weep; and poor Tom, who thought it tOJOia the hot 8f xaartyra-I mean to--.- rrof.-A'. s. weich, formerly principal ,acres 'under fall wheat. ere ia a log house and found low. � .
his duty to harmonize in all thingti with to Onter' into tho'holy bonds of matri- of the Normal School at Ypoilanti,but at good �railie bai n, also al�ourig o,chard and a - . . Dressing Cases, .
. t I I � neveil iaiiing spriiix of water. Is within a mile � . WXitiDg D,eeks.,
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present c nnected with the lowoo, Agri- - -T- Work Boxes, .
-tho feelings of his new . mada wife, was mony.11 . � , of tboBay e oad, and co. venient to markets, —_
91 cultural College, 46d traveling in Eu- chu*es, schools, ther patticulars , �
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� until you see her.7 rop6 in i�s interes�s. thus describes the aPP13�1 to the undersigii(d on the same Concessign . i -
and shed a few tears also, whou he . or DAVID POLLOCK 782 . . I i . Portf6lioB, 0 �
aught tha stern and reproachful gaze d 6 When will that be ?" I asked, feeling common: horses to befound in Ger. to Varna . : . P.O. - � . � .
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n ' rather cur I ious to see the wozAan who many. : - GKIZOOEIIEZ1,414 - 1. .
of his nowly-madq mother-in,law, and i ' TO RENT. -Wanted to ,tent for live I Oliva. Wood Goods,
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. that one g1snof decided the matter, and my frienda had d-ecidecl was to makB The first thing T noticed was the abi FA'm Lot 11, obnwsslon 7 Stanley, a farm � I I Glass Ink Stands,. . A
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stayed, the emotion immediately T me a happy man. sence of otmall ho�ses. p Containing 100 acres, about 80 . I . I Brouze Ink Stan&,
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- ; "On Wednesday morning; she is to be nor light�roadsteril were to be found i;
I 3aw him through it all, poor follow, . ' � - ten a�re- under fall whest. I he buildings 4nd, Cigar Cases,
Z one of the godmothers." the entire exhibit.- There were & few es ran ftom 25 cents to 75 cents
at I promised. I was true to my trast, I il, . fence ,oi d,,, -and the e ig a good orchard. It TEAS—In Blacks, Green and Japan. Pric 7 go
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There was much ado -about that draught orses of the Norman -breed in two n les of the village of Varna, and iR f
and at th� laRt n�oment,,v�hilst the car- ; 4. is i Bill Books,
christening. The'cake was of giglUntic but otherwise t1ap Collection was re- conv nierittomarkets. The fallplbwiin�g is all . I
, which wag to oonvey him aLud his L ; done nd 27 iic�es am seeded to grass. P.asession . per pound. . ! Toilet Seto,
r1a ..., a . as if ordered with a merciful con - markabl uniform in style and figur� � L '
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� � ay I w ti!ei . -�el ittion for the healthy appetitoff of By far the larger pumber werq br , e . I .
L gr�a . Oi rio'a _ Gh'had lodged them- older tb proprietdr, Varria'P. 0. R_ TURNER. 782x4 d and Raw -splen VAJue i Figum,
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. solves in big 1 ft eye, and picked up the. sisters, consins and aunts of Tom mares, any . h4ving colts by thei t . I i -, !_
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his: baytt hat Xich bad- been rudely I � A salt ,part uf L, t No. 6, Cot cession lat, Hul- - .
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knocked off hii t head by the bl,qw of an lett eolitainitig 25 aomj T1 of which is uDder i i Pocket Companions, I
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old slipper f -o)�a some friendly, but the event more' fitly. . cullivItuion anti the balaitoe wood. There is a �
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early, and went down into the drawin'g- Letanding well up and strongly muscled good rame house with w8tone et,l:ariand found&- ! .
. wwkward hand. - . room, where Tom was talking to bfis. all over. She is what is ca,11ed. A horse tion, lao a wood -shed ant'. thretA wells. Also I . Leather Ce�rd Cases, -
So, as I cox0menced by stating, they MaeFum, a lit6le Tvomau with a twinkle of all, work, but is specially built for good rame. barps-and stables, ,Th;s land is all nd Ground. No a lulterated ground Spioes kept in. stock. Paper W,Aghts,
had now a baby, and tbey made as much plant d with t4e choicest variatieN 'of fruit troos $PIC S -Whole a i - Piocket Books,
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fuss and excift ment Over the fact as if in her eyes, and w, juvenile cap On hor enduraw a on the road. She comes and hes, Alsoa greenhouse 16 by 45 feet. ' ! . Ladies' Satchels,
�, head, who prided herself � on being con- from a.ci oss of the Hanover stallion This 'pitice has been used as a markev, gidfAn for
it, ware: the -rapst wonderful, instead OIL - EXTR CTS -A large assortment- quality A No. 1. I Necessaries,
nected with thQ family of the with a fl ly of the country. The Han. the past 8 years, and a la) go ond profitable buni i .
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MaoFums, to wh�m Brian Born hipm- over atall ions axe bred and f arnished by "'" � � .
. inten, R r, moving 1-0 M,nitoba and is determined , SAUCES, JELLIP,S, ac., U. . Accordeong,
after recievin�g the telegram I had a self was butan upstart, and the lords of the Prus iin Government, which keeps to ser Foi fuither particular,, app;y on the PIC]iLFJP
letter from T6i, in which he described Kildwre'and LeiDOer but -I mushrooms, them in �1611 the -principal towns in Ger- prom aes or io Seaforth P.O. ALLAN Hossom. 774 � I I Bisque Figures,
ther lined baby his sisters, his cousins r - I 1, � I I esJ Pears, P"ne Apples, Apricots, Nec-
my dear if it mnies to that," as she many, so that they may be easily so- - CAN14ED FIRUIT—In Peach X� Music Boxes,
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names are legion -.had ever seen. It used � to say, wi�h a sense of pride, cessible. The owner of a filly pays, I F 4emigned'offers his farm, aituated in the , i
expressed by a sudden backward jerk.of am'toldJ2 mS`rks (53) for the insurance ti1srines, &c. Stock unusually la.ql,e, and prices as low as last year, not- Wax,Dolls,
town4hil, of Aullett, a(lioining the vWaye of Kin- � � ... - -
walw a boy, and ,nothing would please her '..head, ihat Eqade the lace Rutter of W foal.! It is eakiy to see that the burD,fores,16. . The foam contates 100 acres, . . � Bisque Doll Haaas, I
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airily, ind the 'roses , tremble -fro ' � Governme't is to about 80 of which are cleared anti in a high state �
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ex<,'atio n, in more sense than one, on r&ise throughout the country a race of : I i . ..
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' I their' wire stems. I When my host bad horses that are most suitable for cavalry all fir'st-ol,to,4. This to one of the choicest farms . r
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No doubt he considered he paid me a . ! . easyterins as the proptietor wlsh(is to retire from . . . . I � I . I ; # Tobacco Boxes,
. "Yo4ile cap in r1cognition of my best , I flonn bushlesH. It is within seven ' : CUp3 and Saucers,
compliment; ior he seemed to 12,y groat Ju ' * � tho'hormes shown at the fair miles of Seaforth
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bow, 9b: went oni with the narrative of atandiDglin long, lines, so that the andsiboutthe same distance from Clin ton with I I
. stress: on the foot of my being reques,te'd e ! , Y ; . I J&panese Match. Safe@,
. . what her dear friend Lady AriadDe bg;d could be jeasiI3 examined and compared. grav6,1 roads leading to eaqh place. For further : I
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� purpose of introd16 cing me. �i kept by us -11 don't you forget it �
the comil _�i_�e asked to hold the sa-Me i * prize an I -VAAM IN TUCKERSMITH FOR SALE. -For - .1 Layer JRaisins, for the table, good to . China Dolls,
I savi that he v�as impatient* to get the , i Itual. had been selected- I -1: iiale, Lot 11, concession 8, Tuckersmith, con- ; i
position i.�W&W other little � types of away, but there was no � und in* his insp�3cted closely a brood mare that' tainilig I 00 -acres, 90 of which are cleared, under- . . . i I Photo Albums -large variety, -
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. striving to stir from Mrs. IffacFam, ja' th bado-9 which signified the first drai4ed, ,*ell fenced and in a good a' te of culti- iphoice. Come and see them. P4t up in si gle layers and quarter boxes J71LU0681C.ard Receivers'.
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, of what Tom Moore had told her he had mare, and I wish such stock was com.- orch�rd and. thre% never failing wells Also the i , li I - '
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friend hke Totp' Phelan, even to getting - taiiiing 50 acres, all well timbered. The above Pool IMPORTED. � Shelled Almonds, MsAgs I Gold Pena,
So IL sangi 11 Believe xn� if all;" and so I was' olea�n liWbed, solid and symmetrical. , farmp will b I e sold together or separately. They LEMON, Orange and Citron I
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guest' alr. ady arAved, all of whom 'Were I . . Grapes, Eleme Figs, �. S. Almo ds, Walu�ts, Filberts, Brazil Nuts, &o. I
during which time I did not exactly bless strangers to me. � as a knife Made.' The Germano have the Great Western ItaiiiWay These farms vk 111 . - i I I 'Slipper Patterns,
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with 31's, and brimming over looking at the 'speaker, who had the . I i
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that he must bp a'com.-plete COU .Y �r I I . � 76 ot which are -cleared and in a good state of :P1ZV1 0-71 , 103�-S_ Large Asso�tr.neut Poets iu Clotk, -
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my.self, for ioal de mer -always made . , is W 11 timbered with hardwo(d There are 18 - 1 . Leather andWood Bindingo;
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muscle v ind limb ; weight 1,200 VOU11(18, is a i tone house, got.d frame barn with stabling ,� 4 �
and certainly �id not improve my tam- ' , I . -wall P'eket Patterns, ..
: . She 'gave a pleasant, soft, musical age 2J years;- a compact, beautiful und4 �rneath, �nd other good out�bul:dings Three , �and- as Usual. . " .
per.. . Flour and Feed Alwags on H � I Otton.*isn Patterns,
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for the pos,308aion of my portmanteau. "I offly spoke of the weather to break But I 1mvet give you a glimpse of the buildings havp been fitted up In a complete ��_ 0 R 0 0 KI E R 'Y 0 I-1 1R.0 Is rT M _& I _"J
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sufferin � from ' ,ffects of my voy- a riciful," I answered., forf 'a fel days ago. This fair is held order, afid.h fine paying business can be done.
9 1W Butji,�W 8 Ro,ertson, one of the partnersof .
age, and Zinew-hut out Of sorts, wonderiDg if she was laughing at me. in Frankfort twice a year as a market to Twenty! Dollars. NEW YEAR- i
for he did. not speak to me for some ' . I - the �rm of.D 1). Wilson & Co-, has gone. to Ed- Tea Set8 in China from Five Dollars I � ".
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reproach.. ed in the pedigre� of- the MacFurus, I want to Jbuy a horse in Iowa, I must bus! ess of �said firm finally cloBed up. For any Tea Se4 in Granite, Plain a4td ed, ;
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All right, I hope 7" I , Toilet t8_Cheqp and Good.
. haw ii he? she replied in the most musical of -A a�er which wa0i being hn4ted in h pewith'.& plendio pellar, and firstr-class frame Faulkner,and.gen �-: ,
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fqvent ayers for his heir a fe to stand god f athdr to baby ?" week, becoming probably exhausted and of flist-clags uit troesi and plen-ty-6f WSW I I
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tell me," said the affectionate parent,
with an air of pi,ride, and Boma assump-
tion of iadiffere4oe. .
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was a tone expressive of interest. _.
Tom was so, good-natured that he
hsd already forgiven me my wiut,, of
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presently. . ..
"What?" he, asked.
"'The christening,, of course," said, I.
"Wednesday," lie answered; 1�and we
kaive decided to leave the selection of
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11 My dear fellow, that is too much
responsibility; �f I gave the boy a name
lie disliked, likO Christopher, or Tobias,
or Alonzo, or Simon, he. would never
forgive me when he grew up, and would
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"What nonsense you talk, Fr1tz1
Ton can talk it over with May, and
some to some arrangement." .
"Ous question," said I abruptly, stop -
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t W&SL to carry US to ToWs comfort.
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she knew, and w�tching with pleasure
the �Xoh look tba�t suddenly darted info
her � wonderful 0yes. Ibegan to think
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faceb I � had evor seen. Her lips were
red *nd saucy. ap'd were, I thought jnv.t
then, m%de to hiss and be kissed.
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mother?" she askea, watching my face
as she spoke. i
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ing f what Tom had told me, and just
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face. She has b0n a beauty in, her day,
snahas just con�e in for a thousand a
yest, since which time she bms bad six
proposald of marriage, and has stood
godinother to one hundred and twenty.
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thal legacy, no one' ever noticed her -
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excited JUMpell t;.U8 SWUM LOUce and
ran Z;D the - road leading to the
tntirket, and ta�ing 'a bee line down
Main street turApd into Mr. Willis'
lumber-ya.rd, whefe it wag despatched
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G. M. Everept of Forest, states that
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its own amongst the many congh medi.
cines in the market. He says that be
has sold it fbr nearly sixteen years, and
the sales are steadily increasing. One
family has purchased over - 50 bQttles
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the other is impossible. Burdock Blood
Bitters is the g and key that unlocks,
all the secretifle, and opens the avenue
to health by pu'rifying and kegulating
alltbeorgaristoa proper action. -It
curesall scr6lulous diseases, aas on
the.blood,'liver, kidneys, skin and
bowels , and brings the bloom of health
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Huron, and ,Will be sold cheap and on ea,gy terms,
Apply on the premises ol to Brucefield P. 0. ALBX.
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faction throughout our entire lotal retail and
farn)iers' exc4ange tr0e, and we Gaire to thank
our �ustpmerq for their liberal patronage, which
of late has r,�tterially increased. We are well
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new oropi and hope to merit a contin
u&nr. of past pitron�ge. Our flour alsd take
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ana:wl a`re able to sell at good prices. With
thf-sp advantages we hope to be able to pay good
pri s for grain, and shall endeav'or,, with otherE
to lake SealQrth the farmers' In market. We
wotiald advise'them to caTefulvyalearn Sbafortb
pri4s this season b fore selling elsewhere. Flour,
milPfeed, fine buTel and lAnd Palt cona4utly on
I harif at business prices. "o a quaLtity of liye
ashp� for land purl)oses.
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