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'AiJamtromthatles0fLif0s, ' .4&tor - �now send season. Bvit a ful specimen, . a oment Veterinary Medicines kept ,ustantly ou,hand. 'r I -,
Distils- Its heavenly bahL ' real happy n arriage of I 1 a * ag- the shop her disappoi ant broke forth' I .. .
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� merit betwee I a man and woman is one 11ohn. why did you. - keep me from - I — , XMAS AND HOLIDAY COODS,,�'
Tabsel tboss broken hearts that -t&uA � � I . - _�
Around the W W dsatht � � of the things so very handsome that'if buying that lovely thing? And only . . . , . .
And 9ottly vhiqm 14 Peace be still, the sun wari,w the G k poets fabled, 110 V I am sure you could not think X ' 0 . . � Months give
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'Tit 1, tbashii&r salt& let me 0 I 0 � I I . special discounts off his -1
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jTwould take an angel's hand; "You are quite right, my dear," was .DUN C A N &DU N C A N 'S watches, � I -_
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A S.1ort Catechism. consider that a very" superior article; a .. M . -
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Air one by one theseehildrOu talm, Ques. Wh A is a "corner?" I . and the reason that I did not w t you 4cc . !V6 - 0 . . I � I
� Their last farawell. and kin � Ans. A. ,,cnner'l in gold, stocks,� dotL to buy it was bepause it came one a. � - I Jewellem,
From lips. that now growicy add, I ' fr in you . I - -Taking Sale to -day at greatly reducecl priges . � .
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And hands upraised to blan. ton produce I in fact anything) in PTO. of my own frames, aid I can 17t . . — Win oommenoo their Annual Stock j
. duced when no or more persons obt have -as many of the same kind Igo you __ Silver Eketra-Plate,
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Thai father bows o'erwholmed In pW. 6 on like.14 15s apiece." : i � . . in an Fall and Winter'goods, Furs, Fancy Wools, Underclothing, and any goods ,� I .
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Teen flow like summer rain; I : I . . 9 � — . . � '. cri 0 > . I . I - Hollon and Flat WarS. -
A resignation buoyed with hoM and.those ho have contracted to de- . I I
. f Canadian Fashions. . I . -q , tt ale prices, to make room for our large. spring
He'll meet Ids loTed spin. liver' a (owe - min amount of it witbin'l a j . be hela over will besolask wholes
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Not lost, but only gone before, ' . specified ti ,a are unable to fulfil'their ' hot . I 7 0 . > '? Remember, these Goods will be sold
A God, -lent gift resigned; Gontracts. lil such case they are, driven Flowers as- table or4meuts, are P W M Biock. I one should
calm Nnuiesebuce meets the atrok, . into a 11 o6r*er," and have, to settle on , as much used this as 1 last segsoo, 4ud I rw,* , W i I I . � I so reasonable, that every
My mastees win Is min�& . � 06ed. I � � . take advantage of this opportuility. I
I . the best terms they. can make. ' the florists sire very much dio ! di (!-) r We Will offer for one r6nth bargains in Dress Goods, such as French Cash- - � -
1�ut hark- I amid those soba and teanj , - Q. Who makes a. profit out of, Iloor. % Huge candlesticks of brass are,,ii�w the � ' 0 , .. I ' I . 0. L. PAPST,
I I ular dinner table decorations " I z C1 > :
I b;�x' the Toles of pra.Ter; � ners ?" POP .- . � H a , Maras, Freiaoh Twills, Black and Colored Sillm, Brocades, Silks and Satius,
rather take hom thy weary one, mes the men who get, them . Satin shirred collars continue J�Iahi�on- .
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The viotorlwarown. to- wear. . A. Someti &I - . �� . 7 - ' . - L Watchmaker and Jeweller,
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Take Thon her hand, dear.9midiis Lord, theartiolesin*hioli the lleorn�rllls and caxdinal still be. j,�g more .- �e fi�:vor C) 71 0 1 . . - �
. ' than any of the sha , ei�tly M I Sign of the Big Clock.
I That Ifeaven-bouud spirit bear, . gotten up, for they got &higher p , Ge for, deg more, 0 . - - �. � M. , Muffiers'Wool Ties, 40. Balance of Ladies'
Safe tbrough the shadowy,wale of death, their � � .t introduced. - . � 9 - �argains in Shawls, Clouds, Squares I I .
To.HesvenlY mansions fair. . . W. lay. I I - co� d ease tial - in 2! . '0 ::� , 03 . . . QleL
: Q. se in "corners?" I . Aprons are a re ized ease 1, -4 I M *antles and Ulster Clotho to be ared at once. An immense stock of HJ Ouse �
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who think t ey can speculate in those worn, y . on i ga, Towels, Towelings, Linens, Quilts, Coverlids, &c., at special prices. N. 13. -All, repadring done on the
The Mastet's. come and called her home ' h w thout are 1 I SmaJ1 aprons o 'black _j, � Furnishin . I . a, and satisfaction guaranteed.
7 making 6 ulation-their business, and grandmothers. � 0 5 < j00 � . Iremise
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Shes gone, and all is Waco. - who buy .. I what- satin have borde of white po',, t lace, R M I �> 0 - . wool
Egulondville. ' GA"DrA. Pt4h stooks, produce, or. . rs. - ' 0 (D I t4 M > Two hunareaenda of Tweed to be sold. at hilf the cost. HoBiejry, Glovest . � -
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I Ancl now her witneva is on high, I ; k irouna; $ C M
L p � because the agent price is Iowa than pots, cups, eto.,' on . a blac � M Call an -AND-
, And nom her �record`s in the sky. f�pr � 03 tj, n Z)- r1l qost prico to clear. Millinery very cheap before stock-takizig. d com-
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f se a si to its mith*& pleated frill at the bottom, a 3: 0 d . i .
- on a rise is , a to fall back agai P M Cc It *U �
- � The hour of her departure'Ei come, . , � t - . : I DUNCAN & DUNCAN, Seaforth. .
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I At ulators, who agreed to deliver propert White silk band very C CD
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. Thy servant now bM diod in peace." much worn around th JU C �� > bt t4 Fn .-I > ' � .
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I ond rapturously precious it isl I should neighbor as one's self. I Hand -knitted boFe are Imuch more 3 0 - 1�,._ I co 0 0 - 0 z . � . P1 very nice stock of
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were taking a, loving promenade, 11 Sam. lance. - : . -by the machine, loo is coarse, - and no , X ' (30 I - KERY AND CLASSWAREt
bo, how do you tin -k the married life i � nice make stocking 3 0 C) ' M - t:�i C13 > > . )0 - '
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the most happiest? ' " WG11, I'll te dence g&md? . is quite 'a desideratum. ii 1, ��, , > . ! �> to 0 "I 4 . � � Of the neatest and lateB
.you- ))said Sambo, " dat arr ,ponds � � Black cashmere is a favorite material _0 .0 ..< r , P .. - . �. -- z
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2md%hot him with a barn t&ovel. The
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Light lilac kid gloves, stit
first time I hit him I missed him, and
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black, are the corre t style fo: - gentle -
the second iime I hit him in the same
the stra�t is a term applied lonly to
men in connection ith evenin o, dress,
place where I missed him the first
cotton or' produce. All contr4.�tB f6r
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and for button hole flowers tl a chry.
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future delivery at a fixed pdoe are
4anthemurn is now high favor.
-Very large California fruit is -now in
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Bois are entirely out of : ashions.
town; it looks well ,,,ona dinner table
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Q. Is dealing in "futures" ri&t?
A. Yes, wben it is a legitimAebusi-
Small Russian coll of fur are worn
instead. The stole of far passi ijg round
but is very expensive.,
lady ask, -How much are those pears?,,
ness tranBaokion. All business in which
the neck and stra-i&t down e4ch side
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of the front garme. it, is styl+fi with
keepery ,,Will you take back what is
not used at the dinner?" Well ma'am,
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nature of 11 tures." . .
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pelisses. .4 novelty in far garments is
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wo?re notin the habit of doing that
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for show, Only for Bhow."' She got the
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sleighingit1s.especially suits'
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Acleri5al gentleman's wife was
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there isno chance for a cold
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shop]�ingin the Main street the other
to add to its well-being. That only is
strike the chest,as wind
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legitimate
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it has that of be. �,
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put in her sleigh wag going away with-
to add to tl
a world's wea1th---:Vecuuiary,.
of comfort
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out paying,. until stopped by a clerk.
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becoming to the average figure
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Somewhat annoyed, she said, "Do YOU
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vice rendej ad. That is illeg 1 *rnate in
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than the other. They w are. all
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him any equivalent therefor. ,
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was travelling f ro Esquint
i to the
-A- Yankee. paper, notorious for its
P ou
Q. :1 - illustrate a legitimate
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to be Ic
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and -
*veraoity, se,79 that a man in New
Hampshire want out gunning one day
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is fixed. ,
Ors in the spring, and a price
.; the spring he, takes the
the sunimit of a high range
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a turn in th� road rev
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aled an
sitting on a branch of an- old pine, so
he dropped a ball into 'his gun and
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wool at th�, price agreed upo�, and (16-
where
immense ravine or chasm som
500 feet
fare& The ball split the branch, which
the
livers it to the manufacturer. I Whether
he makes or loses depends upon the in-
deep, -I saw a Mexican riding
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striu'g.of five more att
is mule,
6ched to
closed up and caught the toes of all
!This
-with a
and a young orchard. I within
birds in it. ' He saw that be had got them,
termediate change in prices. is a
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the leader. The': custom oJ
leading
0, and he f%atened two balls together
- legitimate "fature." It is ne6essary to
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positively be sold without reserve.*
per cent. of the purchas4E money 1
. and fired,; cut the brafich off, which
the 'river; he then waded in
the carrying on of trade. - -
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"Their tails Are tied in ku ot
bunch of grass or cornstalks a
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id leaves
fell into
d g
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fastened to'each as � a bait, A
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them there were three hundred pigeons
A. A agrees in the winter to buy wool
cowhide is firmly tied from tl
�e tail of
and in his boots were two barrels ;j
of his ,companion on the'street, in the
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neck of
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spring, at a fixed price. His companion
the one following, �nd so on to
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has no wool ; A wants no wool. When
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The -rider mounts the leader S'd
urges
Mar-riage. .�
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hida on by the vigc)rous appl
cation of
Men and women, -says. Theodore
hands. If the price has gone up A pays
whip slid spilr, the baited tails
enticing
Parker, and eBpe6'&Uy young people, do
his companion the difference ; if it has
the rest to follow. �
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With a cordial invitation
not knoW that it �ak . as years to -marry
gone down he receives the difference.
This is illegitimate 11 future."
toThe leading M le stu,mbling
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to
completely two hearts, even of the
an
boulder, the ri4er ommenced
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yell,
most loving and weli sorted. But
Q. Why is it illegitimate?
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whip'aud spur.' his dulookE)d
for in -
nature allows no �udden change. We
A. Because it is not productive incluo-
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dignity made the mule lagh7out,
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reach-
slope very gradually from the cradle to
try; and no business is legitimate
ing the bead of NO. 2 With- 16
terrific
the. sum it of life . Marriagels gradual,
which- does not directly or indirectly
ied and inf i
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whack. He, I uf
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a fraction of us at a time. -,
help on the productive industries of the
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3, who
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A� happy wedlock is a, long falling in
cOm u
W nity. . .
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followed suit on to No. 4. D
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Ito slid 5 to,'6, wh6, being
tto from
ast, had
love. I know young persons -think love
belongs only -to brown hair and plump,
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from betting ? - - -
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.to kick'st vacanc§. Here tl.Qre
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- round crimson cheeks. go it does for
A. Not at all. ' I ji
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six mules, all kic ng behind,
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never kick before. The Me
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Ls mules
in swore,
its beginning, juBt as Mount Washing-
ton begins at Boston Bay. But the
A. Not necessarily. But I it is not
- spurred and whipl ed to his u t
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golden maMage is a part of love which
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honest industry.
Q. What harm does it do? : .
wassoon evidplit they were
down the hill �vith the sheei
backing
force of
. the bridal day,haows nothing of. - �
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'kickin'g. It was Ithe most
ludicrous
Youth is the tassel of silken flower of
iregular markets; it produces unnatural
sight I over pawl,. I expected
every
love,. age is the full corn, ripe and solid
flactuations in trade;!, it -occupies the
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moment something would giv
way, but
in the ear. Beautiful is the Morning of
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time of the parties ooncerne d, which
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rider, mules, tols hud cowhidi
held to.
love with its prophetic crimson, violet,
might be profitably occupied; but,. worot
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-that are to come. Beautiful also is the
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reached by the hilid mu,le, wh:)
tumbled
I evening of love, with glad
- ductive industry, and produces a spirit
over, dragging the next one after
him-
brances, and its raAnhow side turned
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still kicking 1
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towards he a-ven as well as earth. -
Q. Wha�can the legislature do ta
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o ou un.
Young people marry their opposites
stop tbie4form of speculation ? ' .
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fil the firsp, was rekelled-alli ti ill kick -
in temper and general cheafacter, and
n prp,
A. Nothing. Legislatio cannot
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the mi
ing. Loqking do, wn . le I could ,
such a marria-aeis generally a good one.
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.dimly discern the mass of m lanitv all
They do it instinctively. The young man
ises. nor give them the abilty to.filfu I
,I kicking, and foF aug-ht I
in a heap, still'
does not say, -My black eyes require to
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be wed to blue, and my over -vehemence
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Q - Is there no remed� ?. ,
this day, " a Gu temala mple never
requires to be a little modified with
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A. Stock gambling hao 'grown largely'
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corporations. Possibly ,legislation, by
George Kelcy,
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be wed, they do hot- know it, but - each
bringing these corporations under stric - t.
Of Dunchicirch, Parry Sound,. for the
.just like himself.
thinks the other,
er ointrol, could mitigate the evils of
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pars suffered from qyspepsia,
past six Y'
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Old people never marry their op-
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stock gambling to some extent. I -
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posites�, they mArry their similars and
Q. Ii there no Other remedy? -
cines until out of - patience I with all
from calculation'. Each Qf thew's ar-
A. General intelligence �- instruction
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treatment, but wa� induced by a friend
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rangements is very proper. In their
by our common schools'in the laws mid
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to try Burdock lood Bitters, before
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principles of political economy.; 4t!L-
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at the re q1t, a d eclares he plever felt
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both will charm the other back again,
a development of the moral senses
better in his life, and "I could name"
and by and by they will be agreed as to
that men will realhse that �herearp
says he "balf a dolzen others who have
the. place they will go to, and the road:
some things in this world wor
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derived great benefit from ille miadi-
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than money.
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being associated with so much. humani-
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in Foreign
lIome G0040( ,
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of the animal a conomy, is the depurtive
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structed in their 'Work gr6at suffering
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au authenticated one, is told of
the wife
and.dangerous diseases ensuos, such as
and there be real piety and loving in
of a well-known and respected
Notting.
dropsy, diabetes, Pright's disease, and
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their' hearts, to begin with.
hani Manufacturer, who, being
with her
many other painful 0ectione. Do not
The old bridegroom, having a much
, husband in Paris, and occupied
� with
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suffer from lame ack and inactive kid-
shorter j ruey to make, must associate
i the colossal shopping which su
visits
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neys, when IYArd , k Blood t brs sets
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himself 12h One like himself. A per-
seems inevitably to eutail, fe 1��
- in love
so promptly upo the kidneys, liver,
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foot and coinplete marriage is, perhaps,
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with a lace fichn of exquisit �1'
finenes's
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as perfect as personal beauty.. . Men
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for the m4erate sum of 240-frdacs.
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premises of
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the undersigned, lot 29, co
Cession, 10,
Killop, about the ist of Septembt
r, a ewe sheep.
The owner can have the same b: 7
provinvop-
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STRAY SHEEP.-Ca�ie Into
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Tuokeramith, on the l8tb of No
veml)er, a white
ewe L and two lambs. Th owner
can have the
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HUR, ,,,r., Hen
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all P. 0. 7 8 X
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one year old cattle; two heifers
and two steers,
One of the heiferalwao w11tep a4d
with a few white hairs on the ft 38.
the other red,
The .steerj
were rail and white, �Lnd one was
a little larger.
than the other. They w are. all
mafted with a
round hole in the right e it. An
7 person giving
such information eo will land to
the recowry of
these animals at THR ExjPosiTOR
Oftlee, Sealorth,
or to the igndersiened, will be Bu
tably rewarded.
SAMUEL HARRIS, Varpa. I
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I -C�L the Townshipof T ekersm
th.-Mr. J. P.
Brine has been - instruct�,d by
Yule, to sell by Public A �tion a
rs. Alesawder
� the Commer.
cial Hotel, Seaforth, on Saturds
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1883, at I o'cloc� P. M-0 that sple
idid farm, situ,
ated on the,10th 0oneession, Tue
Lot 2, and containing 100 acres, j
ier8mith being
6 df which are.
cleared and in a good St e of cul
Live,tion, and a I
underdrained. The bal ce is
well timbered,
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with hardwood. IT'here e 18 aa
�es Of f0l wheat
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and 30 acres fall plowed. There
good fiame barn,with a labling
s a stone housa
uderneath, an
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other good out -buildings,' also th
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and a young orchard. I within
miles of Sea+
forth, on the Grand Tiet nk Rai
1w4y, and fiv
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from Hensall, on the GG eat Wei
tem. Schoo
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and.0hurches convIenten The
property w I
positively be sold without reserve.*
per cent. of the purchas4E money 1
Terms. -Te
vill be required
on the day of sale; the balance wth
the excepi
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tio� of $2,800 within 30 days themafter,-
and the
remainder to be gecured by mort�
age at 7
cent. ihterest. Further and
ler particulars
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nthe remis
or from the Auctioneer. . J.
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manythanks for the very
liberal pat.
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ronsge yon have extended
to me during
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th6 past Ave years in Beat
rth as hair
w
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dresser, and I beg leave
to ask for ik
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continua -nee of the same.
I have mypromises
fitted, up with tb
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adjustable chairs, which
for com . fort
and convenience are sec4na
to none
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With a cordial invitation
to all, I am
your obedient servant,
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a,dy's Block
opposite Commercial
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MOVING HOU
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DMcNAUGHTON, Brussels,
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We have this year by far the largest assortment of , Fancy Goods, Gfft Books
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property in the, "Gore DWet)" of GaIttestablish- - � i -
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in the variety, in the most beautiful goods$ a last,
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Kort4em,'Zngland; Scottish Imperial 99� ,
British Americap Toronto ; Fwyal C $ [an. Khn- ; . � L
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Albums guts,
t Ebonized -Boxes, Tootam
Gore I)istriet Galt ; Canadian ; �
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yajine, Hamilton; ARM I 'Iton, Toronto I ,
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Work Boles, � .
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Fermsuent, 1,6ju ",and savings company, Toro*to. , ,
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Japanese GoodS,
cigar ,Cases, violins, . = Boo ,
Picture Bookst
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Childrou's Dishes, Gift Books.
Shell Goods, ,
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