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aam A- & 1>. Dawson aft %
IP B, fine new barn� 60X-�O, on, -Ptt. -
near Kirkton. theit
�tuarVs dam' at witolkell I �
r days &go. Bapairs wig- !MY. -
eighborlmoa of 420,3. -10! A
dr. A.. Dent haja. been a . I
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� Sohool , trustee in wlai*
. of Mr. Matheson, Aeo Mitch'an! �
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k1m. P. Whelihan, Of I St.
itrar 04: the county left last �C,W�,
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apaniod by hia wife, for - ,,
he vigil, toIieland. a 4 . Q,
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IL few days ago, the firm. Of Datr
ar, of T&Ctichelll: delivered to '. 4k
40,wel, seven first"Olma � P"at
ind card-aRes- This - ton. b -
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I—ev. W- Henderson, R181nork
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minister at KirktQu 04.
� has bee for waft
� a removed- to, ft4be.
n much to the regret Of the, I r
eople. �. ' x4rk.l.
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�eventeen cAA6�dg ,of -Cattle -
,Lg 28G head, were , . - I CQJX.
A . sblppoa�' b
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7s. RObaGn & 4arlingat, schl.41
kesday, last week, destined fox i
. bur 0,4 _
., -try m.arkets.
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'he R r. 6ervia, a
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.her of the , ]K�athodist .Epfomsr .
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�hLl W -aa P4b1i`IY imnlerabd in I
A church in St. Alarya on 8,11, be
ng last, Gth inst. 4y
�av- G- A' -T- %,I-il--ligan, 1B. A., of Sk
L,�Ws church, Toronto, h �s boft-
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.ad to deliver a, lecture in Stiatpi �
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Luesd%y evelying, 22ad,-just. i
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. e ct)nteated man% wbo is II6,.?-A,-,,
,rrs. Wm. Wilson, of Atilver,to . U -
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;day f, -Il Off & chair -brealangb,�j
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She being well. adv4zle-od in
dahap is the more Serious. Yok"
Er,. D- D� 1�ky, of Listowel
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R91&ad last week. A few --
aveninga
ua he was Presented with an ad
stimonial on behalf ,of th;
� M electors of the ridin AiWz
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�esentatioa a sapper was given
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Pand Ceutral Hotel. � .
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'he ,late Thm. Xatheson. of ]fit_
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beq`UL-athed to KUOX church iu
owli the sum or 31 " 000, for the
so of assiatinell the fund for a Z,w,w
� buitding, He also bequeatheas'j".
kam to Th0maK Matheson Davis I
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'W. R. Davis of the Advomte"i
rds named after deceased 11'
he other evenino, a nam. ,
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,X members called �ta,t the Bible
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ian parsonage, MitcWell, and pre, -
, Rev. Mr. Pascoe with a, purss-,..
aing over $50, and Mrs. p&scze
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! very h andsurna. Cruet atand valued
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ut $15. The presentatio
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Me Surprise to both Mr. and Um..
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I late, ixamber of the Cherokee
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711 .- Dr. Hornibrook is. opening&
.rer farm near Sioux Rapids. The
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leat investors of - capital ar�onj
�iness men of our city.
hila 0. Whitmore, horse luer,
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iving &rotmd the race course at
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rys one day last week, he came
,tear being killed. The horsehla
iving. becitue, Lightened ancl rill,
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atwasknookedd6wn. end botit,
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rae and rig went aver, him, Ife,
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,uised considerably but not Seri.,
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V9 children came to grief in 31it�
wt week, one of them a little Avi _
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d son of MI r. R.. Archer, fell from -
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is ley fractured the member
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�etween the knee ana'ankle. Thel .
mtortanata is a. fti 1 ton yosrs of
longing ta the family of Me, W
'Tn(,- fell from a swing and ir;i;
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� iout two weeks ago Wm. ii=l ,
�Hr. John Murr, of Elli-cel was so
ly injured by a pile of lumber -
. on him that he died in a few-
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I He, with several others, had
imployed in piling lumber at Jfr�
I � mill, near Wartburg,. Having
d the lumber from one Side of
Qh it andiffenly gave away froin
asure of the lumber on the other
t.andstruoktheyoung man ontho
h and the lo,wer part of the ahesL
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,ered in great agony- about two
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�nd a, half, when death asme t*
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�., Thnrad&y evening, May. 3ra, A
,by the, na-me of SamuebaillesWe�
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�ided a short distk;oe- from htfll�
vent to- the village where he WAd
,Aby some businesir until &- &ik .
&ex t morning, %boat one o'clock r -
, TTI ted t g home and in ear �
t.,.,r0.,.-.'i"the Lill pond ]w
� habridgeand went over 4116-
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z . near the banirw of i the POO''
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look on Friday morning, but aft#r
� ut of bed could flud nothing
�' When it was foutidtha-t- Gilles-'
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" not-goue home, suBpicions WOO
aroused that he might have 9A
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- pond in attempting to Cross At
- &ter was let off and the bOal
� Deceased was one of the early
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led in -that h)ca,lity in 147, Wd
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eat number of years. -filled 68
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k of precanitor in the PresbytWil&
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'knew him, his death is a 08VOr'
�tb.6 co,mmu.ity and a tern,]#.
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� Jas, Shoebottom, of Kirktant
. ghtbefore. Messrs. Flagg "I
�� �d, wagistratesat MtO11011, 01' 1
day last week, under rather
� circumstances. Afpsisrs. Lark -
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0 --and Young, hired a horse an' ' '
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rom Mr. George Pearce da MOIL'
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,,o to Kirkton to .
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�ry stock for�Alr. Thos. SkinvO
,a been. sold, by Mr. JOsephY604'
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$hoebottom's h0t8l, d -i
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iowe4n theevening; but Wh-81
int t iet tke horse they todn', ,
kedo .
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�ebottom on his OW11 ROW"t
ho--i-ty. Mr. LarkworthY as' ,
�hg cauga of andh a AM am C .
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iad boarded at the hotel lot
-111-ing trees and bad kigotten to
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to the s,tate, 0, i affairs to *
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he at sent
,er his provertY sucl take ChOrge,
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r;ilsi, SC .,Lad a some of the- .4 maillfaotdrors who` buy - � � �
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. �, I b�iss Ora and vields to it; but 'it prejudiceis fast dying a-way,and Merino midnight watch, -the dead faces of :his i
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trai's is B06 to I I , I " . � - � I nsuall ppens that. be sees theta to. mutton brings AS much per p F,
I - � � � - . .ound in comrades rose up before him, and1he
�-djalsxolati �,g to ottinoisplodeal . 6heep m,Bn bam discovered that their ] � .. I . T � day and wants them just as bad an the BoAou market ag any of the coarse 000ld, not but wonder whether, in epite
. h � ',ht be urgod wfth co nmid� - � blody little Ueiinoa that' shefir all. so - J1 - - . I . .1 ,� though they -had not - b4ien refiiied him woot muttom. and'sbippers. - of mat of I hi i tended pr ti he o
I gh it I . I � M � : t- . i I ton '&I a u ecau on, F,b kdd
thou I . .. . average otpight.to ton pounds in. flooLs - . : �
able �Troprio -that the-genawm6rub. I . . - . yes my; an matarna drops em a �leep roug on M � i �
� � 1. - ot w many hundlreds, are rathier get4ug , , . I I I . . � I . Is See Jon pay - e are ir ate. His post was on � a
ism ileiwiy I *4 aftv i0f6rras - " . .� . 1.. .. .7 . . .1, I , for a -moment or if a chair and- table otin same price for Merino -as for other- mut- Alightl -risibg groun
away with those Books that were ,; I' . - . . I y d,a partially clea�ed
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tioln . g, er abise, iliatacter 641 1, I I I � I . - be used an Stepping stones, the cunning . ton," I ,
I 11 icording,'- but now, jilas'l -wre going, � ! - . 1. - . I . space stretohing between him and, &
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liaritim, I oul be as valuable awl I : I � � - ' � I . fingers snateh them add'tho- alert' 6yo � . I 0 . thick fbies 'lying in the distance No I
POO golpg, or - gone. - More partibuAtly 1 I I 1, I I i � i �
interestiug 48 Si, ist-kn-owledge con . . shine with tht joy of an &eobmp;iA1i4d Turning Cattle oia-t to Pasture. sign 0 broke,on the monotony'of bis
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, " ,ustrali is this noticeable to those who we" i I . 'We haye t o ned out I - . I f liZ . �
C,,rning4bp I odo dt A an bird I I I � _1us pe an imme se plan. Then too'; therware timealwi2en Formerly it was the oustom to turn watchful tramp daring the first few
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Which no�,, lii�es 0 y 4a the m�mory- of . rxvW-9 a- 00 � � stock' of -new ]Boots - and,'Shoes suited 16r Severe discipline is'ealled for -and , it -is'! the young cattle out to pasture as 'early hpure, and the gr�y dawn, as it Eple
lext a goneness, ka thqir owner's pocket, . ' . . . I I I . impossible to idmihister- ` ' Every ILI the.
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the oldest JubabA t. $be is sufftciqnt. , - - . � i it. I over the quiet scene, revealed n6t e*jan ,
� ory�, 11 . spritig as -possible, u d
Ight l000es in - -'wear u 05 the trembling of a leaf, so q,u
y rwre M Ue prew t day W chubs US t0. by#returning Wm,v -Spring and Summer . � Du Ahis mother, knows,bow a baby 11 show' off " 'the impression that every. pound . �
i , - pr6portion tathe ambUnt - of 'feed con.. � ' ' ring 0 1 � iet, so pro-
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look �d poyi hetl wit emotio a awn 4utned.-andsaid flesies bringing on! . . I I month we i cial p�ominoice 0 —invariably,behaving Its worst 'when .
. j,'�tipu,&§4-asl' I ' a what w �- . of hay saved at the barn was so iduch fOuladlY still was everything aroub'd. -
vene , oulmeaves 'I , L 'tp .1� . . I she is most anxious for a good ini,pfesa, gained; but - many farmers' of ,to -day Hugh b6gsu almost to fear that tie
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r oue-thirdof a (lent, , & cent & PoUna � L Ladi6s' and Children's, fine Boots' alid , , and quite apt to a ring sonV6� , L
. MOOD% to d,qw6in't4oro are no m , , - ion, p I new beli�ve' ths 11*thing is gained by turn- 1 should have a
" . . mc" than the'"'flue' Jleeoes 'of double . - a t I very uneventful watch, � to ,
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; U I I hes - ragoh ponoorninj their weight.' as" to 1dutton, whk Shoe ite.the inspection of.the rick while callers are present'and'oblig- ing cattle' 'into the pasture before the � and hiLs �
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,D�, bor. voll , t spe&kof to his compapions,
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one 1yome ,:but o1jo ,need I . . I thoughts wandered away from big 0; I
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A � , jug her,to choo4'e`bd146Pn' 16tting it Pass weather gets warm and the grams is I Wn
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- hilos dip - thea? No-one, we preotime, will claiiia, 0 10 ' . without reproof, and enUrtii I lug her well - -
a 0001 or , . publi' to our- exhibit' n of these . gpws) III
usith � ,P I . Uar tQ ' 4L&rted-. 4idd that there is a double immediate circumstances, and wbre
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. cover that we auve o super dons Scrub.. thiii.the Morino is a, knutton s4eep, but � -.. 'and. b 'y � -is * friends with loud oriea. . ,ly reoslle4 to them by the Bight I
for si elgan dolkre.and�cente. ,( I P eve every lad., Wh ' calls. upon PoStP0ns4D,sut loss, first, by reducing the condition of Sosrcc
a . - ) � and that 1,�'. r � , 0 1 . I of a wild hog, which, wauderin
. , a hv ve a ,� number of women ip what'we keep sheep"for) both for � 6�
, 4dies' We hv ve a I is of,no avail with yopng children. The the cattle, and I second, by greatly in- . g from
who can do at jythi ex0opt b th' muttoal and wool combined, we would I will I amply repaid,- as ouu aim is to id- - , - ' 'promise of seeing them alone 6y'awd by- juring the Bummer. and fall growth of the distant .forest, appeirea to 11 be
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great wan Seems I I � � conveys no terrok t6 their souls, and gram. - Evew she6p had bettor be ke t picking up fP.(!C an it gradually croAed
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n"atally Acqua - . MY to 6ur brother sheep men who are' - . ways, keep a,large variety,of the very new- . 't* 7 a . . .
M, ex. 9 � . what mother does not s
thdoerwho aM, P thi - ing of -improving their Books -by- ' -it �1 -out of thfo. pastures until the grass go tbi i.temenino Space towards bita,
. a lai'a sorubbin est st U ran"Pu mo�re- ,
ad. *ith b "me, � les and best" quality of Boots and of saying, 11 yo ind -- don't," wellitoxted ; it is better for both the Hugh's ey 'i ,were fixed upon the - -11 I
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Conan ordkbing with these 'coming Sheep, It. - .- .
brUAes. 46 4 , I I drum" pre I .lFh -0 . and would fiot'baby like to ask if ire sheep and lambs, an welli as for the Monts of this animal with very li�tje : I
� widwe 0106te. �yes-il good deaJisAhamea . Shoei, -1 west 1i i I � . L �
, 10 - I . I T. and sell them t ivnig nothing but repression for hi's psstargt-
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P muscle �o a.. pplaiia(int,their ow ; ). e 6, , 'f b hunoy mind? . . . a .
I � 'actually tried. it one! A pro I i�. Seaforth Bo -6re.' Ocoasio,u#Jly as we ride ,.tbrough the and ndsirer,�he' 'suddenly rememberod L L
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sentst t& alf wh( h 000&8* n to emplo, . to -*Wl it, bfit v0s'h%ve been thoie �` . , have
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other 6; but lone since' ' ot. 8 I � -,' - -L-qt B. im&giD8 h Drself trying to I think a ,
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, is, wen I � . I I " I -farmer who cling to his orders, and bf resolutiqu. !
m ? � W6 are - Is' . t back tolour first love, the knotty, - . I . country. *e, see a L � is :1
I Moos comit4 � f sro , A14d ; a - . I ibed, Merino, I I — . �. , of a doz'en'differen3t! things, land to serve the 014 L - a *41f so much as a bircl movew its win
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ooD06rned abou h t music, tbe'post -- . . . ".* W, 'L 9-, I I . I I , Vid �011' in his U . I Will fire.01 - 9
e era.' t - a re � *11 . I I I I - .1 � . up a dinner for guests besides . mowing Ulds. when there is, no I
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and jho pbiloiwm��pb -�6f'�'tbe futake ths , 11 . I � . d-: P t I . h *
-� . I I I I paring a murmur about I flielping i nozer snow on t4o ground, during the fall and
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AV 3 e at t* . � 11 . I must do it," he Said to hims4if, .
&bomb h J Is hu the floors. Fifisk 11 ., � . -- I � . . � . . ots," turn to find that a littli§ two-year- " though the brute's hardly worth �hlq L
ships n n fit s -- � 'S to sell for nter, unt4l nemly the Arst. of May;
waill ,�he windows 1 . I old had (lipped the hair brush into the t this is ancli a wasteful practice g a musket !a L
thib c�r;etolol:nralc . - Powder;" and lavellirl hi , t
- mbput as much as an rs, excepting, - I " .� , t .
.1 thi t �imell tning;"� indeed th � 7 ot -, dish of gravy, and was blaqkIng the that most of the f , theunwieldy-looking object, and taking
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of courve.fancy muttons. Too average % ., � . F . armers have abandon. i .
rn� f ces itsiblf upon. US 'Wit . I � � � 0 stov6 with it. Would she be fal aim, he fired. Then, following
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Ameriibah,'we thin4.- - cab �, hardly dia., I . I Is th ed'it. It is quite time that all 'should. I care
Urgel 0 in t L Dreflent. i 1-1 th ti, . ill 1. 0 , . abrikeabighmoralattitaAe? Jicdg'ing The farmer,wlio desires to turn his I '-low
inV\11 t1vo YAaj('eL C"Olue td on relief,' 0 aguish, - by the taste, I�Iacklegged i I I .- I L I " UPOU thd repott, was a sharp ]fin-
. 7 . mntton from- anv other if'equallywell ' . . ,� % . I ,4�;7 from recent experieupe, I think th %t she cattle. off earli should take raeasures M&L cry of agony, breaking the-Stillniess
,is I . � L. ai6 her o a sor . -.. � � 'S bxtrtmities properly� provlide,d , - , � of the quiet dawn. Thq� alarm' ,9�iw
j. eviny W(5m - . 'would utter i gre4lhank tfiat she alone to Secure � -
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. cookod. ; . . . I wituoBsed the performs6e, pitch the . . early feed.. This may b� so-
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lady$' bik the MIQ tto of Ampti femiDi, ,,Kb*Ao,nIt tbi" �lesse, that we� , . ffor Ithe -' L oomplisbed by sowiDg wifiter. ryO in onoughtobring two or three -of ihe� ' -
i of the nell g , - - - . Seaft -h,---.Boot md Shoe Stox e. ' ' brusti out of Sight, andaftor lck6kidg it Septetabei ; by eo*iug early It gets. a U lis
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In , whexi me would suppo our owd horn, for w,q have not it sheep Tbel e ad - - and the feet, axe our; pecuh%r for hair' V . - . -
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. that put of tho,l 0 a peroen � no allusi6n OAS foimer service . as a, strong and in' a condition to make a a Red Indian, who, thus cleverly &S.
UP ()f POO" for sale sn,d'not-a i6giStored blieep' of I , e. I
I We P P -car ,! Nothing looks SO .bad as an ill- stov6 polish. Wo ' L
tharo would, be many wbom.ueoossities any ebrt�, although l ride ourselves, . Wise Mau Often IiAmit very eart.Ly growth for young stook, but gQised in the skin of a hog, bad b4on. �
wo-ula Qompel.� I tio turn to shch emi . -on Shapp pairof boots or a -slouchy that there is n6t1iing wherein the ,feel there ' be so.me doubt if it Is more , intendingto add one more to the h8t of
th ft - having s; few eweS, that will she*�r 12 : 7 , hat. No' - � 4my - .
ploy-ruents, 912 they have neitbet to 15 popud3 ,all the . ) � I W, their Inability so muoh �as in the g- vern. won my to feed it than to let, it -Stand his victima; I i .
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brains nor eduCal io. a_ fpr,other work,it i4 routtou in them, too. Feariug we have . - � 1 � . . until the 'middle or last of May, and I .
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a fact that it is qua of the hardost o; alrea-4y gone too far sad waked UP, Some L '- � -- i4ay e, "if y'ou. have not A fashionable pair * ioh different trpat pent, then ,cut and dry it for fodder. �
taskrs, to find a wi rdan wh , . I � . ind the rdle that . SUCCes'as with' one ighop C
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� scrub -to oider. " (it there is no'l*ck ot you- have a flock thab� 1- I I i I .
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chknjrov illy, no scird . . vi , I . unfini§hed. 'Don't fail to - her?" we any to a mother,in reference sheepout to,pasture'six mAthif "of the story it th6 expense of the Episoo I �
t ity',of ap icants 19i, ,good care of tbe�n, and don't be in too � com OrtabI6 and IyAl ,
, .0 wboman - , , 'to follow the' fashion, . to her little girl. 11'Wbat can'I do when, your, many believe that milch oowsi chu'roh: During hi's vibitations tbrough
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I I 4e Irc thia wmah visit he * S6aforth 1�oot Store* i�here` y- � sb�e tells me, 'I won't do it, y0'11 cdd I
work: s4hld,otu . - . 'but if you wish 'to improve. your flock - . . ) on some farms, osa be kept to as the state the bishop fell in 'with An
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nIuch exercise If muscle", a great a� I lemon you 1""'Rho asks in return, and 9oQd1
* � do so 'with tb� best �: iopecitneus of the . can a ,ways 'get a large sto'ek of fine,boots prescrip. if not better advantage, by feeding old'sowoW comrade who had been -ye.
a �Ing mauffisted for me, 'talike. - 'Don't pro,os, thinking you I we admit, in silence, that the eon fodder to them at the barn. � T ho con I tly made chief judti" of the a a".
dai nial � Same, blood. .
ve fiesseo,' teachers book-keepers, cs, . . I ih to 'Select from, consisting of gr . �. .t
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Go n, It - a re0se I fancy minton audL he&Vy. and oes I -- - tion of gou tle roprov&l we were about to, number is every year increasing wh6 Tbb bishop reminded his friend of c4d
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copyi�ta, saleswonietf.,, by hbmdreds ; fletmes, for the two don!t combine worth Fren�h Kid', Frehch Calf, Oil Goat, Polish believe that they should not be turned timei and �oongratulated hi -m upon
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women for Aemen tie Aervice by, dozens, & ceqt. At least Such is my experien3e." . . 'innocent, bblpleas beings teach as ' Oak to grass "until the first of June, -and their success in'liffe. and ihe houora-
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O'neat gr&v't'kWs Carlyle's Courtshw, and Married , . I . St .' * and another the 'extreme fallibility of
toirairdd flidtories, d emplq 1I ents of J . ' . . cludiug,, � "I And b�#er
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similar character; LAM I- ate4lal. .. -theory is relatir- to their training.— morning duriug the entire pasturin:
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oapture a i t a) ovecimen, it is Perhaps nothing is more interestitig Michigan F-ar:uer.�, ' . I
can , . - . 'A. � I The time i0ems to be rapially aproach- " Well," -said the juage, 11 thaVa M 1
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necessary to Sta vii' b;r with a dub In the volames than the recoril of Car- Frene Calf Boot in the e,oun'ity. Szti8fa13'- I . —0�— . Ing when we' shall be as careful to keep a mAtter of chan'0^8 than anything ore
lyle's courtship, the Wry of whfich is � Concernhig 'Sheep. I else. !,
to be%t ihi6 lier IU114 raprehending'brain . tion ,uarainteed." Prices verylo"'W. M.eds I our pastures. in good condition as wo You,see, when.1was gettiDdestablish I
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the American y � doing buiiness. I . ppy AS . A correspondent of th4 New York -Tri. uo*'ire t6 -keep up our mowizig lands. ed in my p salon . '
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The typical good nd ; . . I I I buns says : � It is a *ell settled fact smong in- we O'Ught to join so,me ch - 4twar
who can bepat in n, r�om with in-! Welsh *aseit had at yory pathetic side. I � 11. - . I � � . uroh ; ,
. I ' I f 1. 11 The beauty of 9, flock of sheep oon. tellige -t fartne're that it p4s quite as more respectable.. 8o after justurede.
as to ol�., n it thorodgbly, ind Nobly as Mrsu"arlyIq did her duty, She ! - . ! . . I I I - -
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will 4o it as faitV. ly am if utider b i 'did notldve her- hus�and as she felt she .1 P 01 �
i- . . I er I . . I i I . I .. and qnslity of wobl. Thesto points show ally as it does to rusauie mowing lands; Baptiste and got on very -well for a '
. could I ve�` how, St -tong was her at. �
misti6so'eye; liv only in the.meraory d I I .1� � � tid breeding; den6te by so doing the food is ,not only i a- time but they kept harping ,on j,ji
of out grefit.)grand r others. Ib Is Stated feotionforJEdwaxd1r'viug isonly now , I . . th"
- . . U,i . arlyle sued some .time �ere abe I . I purity �of blood, and cann6t be obtained creased in amount, but very -much im. faith, till we pretty Soon -discovered
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that 6vef eight ,hui Ired consented to marry biru.,I-will be—yotit ' ' I I I by any mixing of bre6ds. A good deal provod in quality. Tife better the thAt they, r�quired more fzitfi� than we .
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yearRIt -a docoral a )eStowed hjion those breathe I . I , prove or eVen keep up a wdil-beed'stook 'tbe cattle be turned into iberntand find' change. matter over
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who have serve�dl one faJolily foilorty never-4ver. .Not tbopgh you ware.as : i �7 . I . I i . I to'& oertain Standard ; but compsrati,06- iaufficient food to keep them in &M considerably, an rom VW10148 -
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Ist * i a lsu& where it 'a rich"as C (Bsus, as hol)01.7e�d ilid reaouu� . ; I � ly little is necessary td raise, grades or condition.— [Mass. Plowman. � reagons, made up. our inind8 itQ. join the
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a'dy can keep her domestic a year, slia you Xet Shall bei ,� . . l . � , . . carp, of I latter kind our flocks would rapid]- de- ' Enemies of the, CurrQat., mand was work, -work', - incessantly,
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thinks it a notewo . I '-fact. - h eel luige for Irving were still ,froah. � � . their boots aA& shoes. - The great deinand in -this line is ' teri6rate, as t . here would be no s1rce —the Worm and the and it w4i6s prvwntJy apparent that th4qiy
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r 8 ae tacitly' coqseated , to become or sometbifi( str"Ong and substantial for those 11 terfiblie deniand6d more t ,�4,
- � 1 ' f to draw rains from, &Wali isii�pos�ible Borer. The - firfft' wilich has latterly Wor ,hau- We Were
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, Cologne, a a rif4y ilay, in! Qwrlyi�q Admired Uphis Welish ; he - , I , so the breeders of thoroughbred 4ock 'k s6 Liu,. and vast about
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I was looki ug out f( 'si�ailes and me. loved - her in a 'a�itdia ,sense ; but,'Iike � � Store,. a�d 41; thoge boy's boots with Rivited Se&ms ind I make# its s1tac ,.'on, after the leaves in"-" ollat'go 491 .
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. m .should have the credit in a measurl' for are off all size. . The insect begins its w - ith much caution "'that this move '
- -S We are sure they will give satis, the good flocks of mixed kinds of s4eep work by laying tho eggs awn after the might be final. At last we decided #
taphors,- as I gene .ly am - ,but 1 1 had her, he was not ialov�. tie had I Cable � crp.w 13ottoms. . ,
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nothing Oil eafth � ook at -in the square her irai oge to intertw'iDe itself --with all � factioni - Trkes very iow., that ' ften hear about. To establish leaves appear. The- best re-&edy, ati counwt OMWIVOR with yo- 0
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" of the ci�y but a I-pu D& � I I . ur hurch.
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kind of IK- similb uld'; in ak6 I oup of it 4is feel ings for b6r haduotbiDg in oom- i . L � I � .. . � . . _ , on we have for tWo or three years ree6m-
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ilia ,not tell. tiaffi, , S�emed -men,bc 6 the:namo.- " There i� not a hint 7 .. rk-
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suspended, ib raiuG I L oo hard, but I anywh -&tbat.heha4 'contemplated as, � -.1 11�1 hat), of unif:)rm �bwered state, which should be dig- — "� L
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a backet.' ks'I kelk 'bu 1kridui anAl que'n'ce of i-Diaftl'age--m-ai',%m-il�of-obiI . - � � . I - . - . � impossibility, hanoe, the Jarmer that powder to an ordiu'ary bdo'kot of water, At a large dairy forty miles from ChIL
looking out now ani I then, I saw the I dren.- . He th?,ngbt of a wife as a co4n'- . f � � ''I . - � raises gradd or mixed kinds of sheep is and spplied with a sprinkler. Some cago, the artiAcial Souring of cream- is .� ,
. . " - . . . I �, no breeder at all, but may be�prop�erly sift the powder over the bushes. in the practised,& process new to dairy
same friend with1l, 'often bucket a 'and I ,panion to hwdig&�, who would'make life ini. By i
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blueblou�e ioming' �o tfie' 'Barde Pam him, Matters � i 9 t oti'V'e �
I . I . i wood and,, Hammond were p I them; but the dust --is liable t6 be in- processes -are arras d, t
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thiakl saw, fiftn"a dozen times. I mation, The stgra, aud*fowerfal Sense. i I . � . sheep -breeders, and their names wi I be haled, and if it is it produces diatrbss� are kept under perfect eontrol. A`
IM, I .. In Girl's Boots Shoes and Slippers we heve a ry . jaciemora,ble 49 Such. I 1, .
t I . I . I .) I lug . sneezing. A , second application though the cold bath tonds to 'so t a
bought to Ykelf,"! Ah, yoq do not of duty in thobe two remarkable pen3ons ' L . � ral - lit
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fetch watei f6f* 0 own I ,' I am hold them true through a long, and try attracti A � 11
y I . . I The bor'i is a different insect, and cans ais suffered to remain submerge - d '
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( g life together to,the ooure4of elevated sisting ill � rt of White Kid Buttoned !Boots, Pearl .Kid �
I persuaded - you arp a ,,water -carrier ; ini Pa . '
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- you fetch -water for ots of. peop �
that is wtiy you co LLLL e. o L ftener t an i�ny- .themselves. Ile ne'ver' ,�wevve4 from ' make an experiment, bought a full-bl.00d pith from 'bottom ti thp:- Thb moths irig. They are then, set ever & vat and li
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body else.1, � Now ere eauiug th� bigh aims to whic:W'be'reiolved to I I Peable B t ned. Also, a lot of Fancy Colored Boots and Cotswold ram -lamb, and croesed himon appear early in Jtiue; the -eggs soon the milk drawn frolu under the cream;
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- BOULI't �Iippers, ivhich we off6r at lowest prices. - some f all -blood Merino ewes and rased hatch, anti the *worm at once b6res The cregm ,
that at once weiitt4) tft� hat as I devote iimself., She by ',n,0*Ve-;'-`11UilIDg . 9 � I � . � I in the Morning is turned
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not ofily hsve to *o �o Uhristjor mys6lf, toij an('. - wa6obfulness, alone made it nine lambs, and there were about' ai�' through the contre, fesaing as it pro. into a crewn can, and the nightlir ore f
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but had been mitdo * watter-ca:rrier to possibl, , for him, to mc6inp] ish Qis� work : I . i ; ulany sizes of sheep and grades of wool gressies upon the pith. Its presence is added to iti making a dailych-grni ,
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carry the water of � everlasting 'life to' , which G-ac4ievecl. But we rds� what j � ; i � as nuinber of lamba. 86me looked in the stam may be known by the This can is then set in *a warm pla-ce ,
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others, r must cbmi great (le%l ditenbi ," �70 .Lai e. sown. Those who seek for . . � . more like the Merino ; some more like yellowish appea;mnce of the leaves. an e n ex a n, when som I
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than anybody else. IA , , , it is so. someth.ng ;aore than�happiuess' in t1lis. . the Cotswold ; some in between; ope in The besb remedy is to sprinkle the cream taken from the Cream that is nor,
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You c%n6t labor in � , ,- purtioular had just enough CotmwolA to bushes aft soon as the moth m Kkes its roady to c propor- I
Your Suncla:fmohool world z w6t not complain if happinegs ' distinguish it from the Merino. The advent with whale oil soap and water, ition of one gallon to th
Wass, dear frip ou cannot t&k1e that is not diefir !�ortion. �Shw b'sil'the cola. .a barrel. it if
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in the, ahurch Ig to qil.6rify God; Her chi iraoter �ras braced �y , 'the�6n- I �-, � . . - into an,uneven mixed kind. I opened five gallons of water, repeating it once temperature of 64 degrees, being-rjtirrgerv� .
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especially you Cana I 8 ,to a act w 0, I the mT eyes to the fact that I was ruun or twice. .. occasionally. - In about 12 hours,' o T'�
, Do you want soinethi' nice for the baby I If so, my flock into an uneven, undesirable The currin't-w"orza- doe's its work night, it is loppered, but is allowed te,
Gongregation from ,.aaday,taf sundiy, self-denial which the determination ing . I
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Year after year,alwi 9 is with aomething that he Should do his4very best inavit- � .ga, to the Seaforth -Boot Store.' We have opened ut , .lot of sheep, called a halt, weeded out rapidly in tconsuming the leaves, and stand ,twelve hours longer and theL �
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)3eeri7ag and, ably exact -ad of her. But she. was not , � -" the'prettiest Boots an - "' the mongrels, and. Shall mot 'try that thqy musb be att&,cked the moment they churned.. I I
sparkling, aad fresh ' zod a I I . 1. weiIty-Five Dozen of d Slippers �f or . plan again very soon. Where wool is show them , Selves.' A,aingle'day'v,oper- . �
refreshing, unless you; are oo.11ituatly happy. %Long , in thelato � children- , 6ver displayed in these,parts. - - We bave b m1n , I . beck -ea. will Play havoc.
goiac 0 the Great I -- aroo yGurself. ' In eveninj � of her lab?,rious'life, she, Said, ., I I , the primary object, there in no, breed ations. unc A The Scotch Wif-e and the * '
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proportiow- a-3 )on yon, 'I marj ied for ambition. Cailyle bas . complimepted by every, om ,Nvho has exauaine4 the'se /that will bring so much money in pro- plentiful supply of coal asheal sieved, Dootor.
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take care that you I Ic ep up the lopplies. exceeffi d all that ray -wildest hopes ever 1 ! goo&. , I � . . � /111 � � portion to the cost of keeping - as the� may also dislodge them. They mul. A Scotch farmer's wife stood at her
—C. H. fSp,argoon. I I I imagiued of him-r-abd 1 am wiset.Ale., ' � . I I . - . Meriuo' they can be herded together, tiply rapidly, and *h6a n't 9611 disposed door one day f6edf ng her geese when
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feed, and suffer neglect better than any d amage.—Gern] an town Telegraph. stroder up to her one of those itinerant !
The 06mit 9-SheeP. � r�heories. : ,Boots and. Shoes 1 -made to order, . I
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"L Westqruer"' ntly wrote the .Lt I& quite evident from her beautiful ' and Repairing :neatly,' pro' t- ticka, aud can stand the cold better. No A Disguised Foe. � df lapidated Silk hat, and mayworn bootR I i
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Weotern Rural'on V * subject, tboodes on the training of children that � I * P ,y as much for the long, open- During one of the North American minus the heels He imiled blandly,
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it coraes from � Vhere tbe long our Qu en B—his very ilittle,practioal � wool sheep ' ith the Indiana, a brave y bowed twice, an�, after v, preliminary I
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- wools. middle wo I and 11118i r I grades as i oe with the infant of tZ-day. 1 ;1 . 4 . P I . -Ever since the war of We Rebellion, soldier, nam*d Hugh Sanderson, found cougb, launched into his standaird dig-. .
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have n trioa foryi - and froiuone do not',refor to -the patteru bbild who, I up to 1880, coarse wool has been quicker himself one clear Septe&ber night in coarse upon Aho many ailments! I
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4,. . Ud smoot� ruffies6, sits' of 'We than Merino Wool, And MuLti- exciting and perilous position. He had 'a - . , I
who has had some e., penance In banti. with a] -4an face a I i filleted humanity, and the wondrous
ling � the aiffeient bieeds, in his (hair for h6urs at a time, singing tudes of farmers changed from firie' to volunteered himself as sentry Jqr the 1 cures he bad been enabled to #,Imi,nig,
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worthy of aktoauti(�n ji om those of our ,, I want to be " ailgrel ;" but to the i S I � coarse wool, and now, the productioti in night on,oue of the Qgtpottaf. choosing j ter to thousands of .grateful sufferers, . � �
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. readers who are stul"Ing out for them, restleiS, active, dir—t-rovinglittle Jellow H A . & � C,A So greater than the demand, and last year the duty ii; face of the fact' that, for �' HO had Only uttered & few Words how- �
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. pt whea'- sadeept : I i . - . . the demand fdr Merino rams to, cross four successive days, brare comr&des�,of ever, when the goodwi -1
selves the question � whi6h is to be. ' : who to fieve ' r quiet exce . Ife hastily 'inter.
"the comifig sheepX ,%A: Westerner"` tudso dear to his mother's heart that , � I I on coarse owes wag greater than ever his own, who had occupied 'the same rupied him with-- I Stop, stop, mabraw ' I
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I I - I . i � . Un- - coaxing plump I 1 1 - t I before, and many extra ones were sold post, had been found de&A,,, stab to maunie ; rw *ttendlil, sojne� .- . �
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1,In red kiss, -2 Hats: that are Hats, in Christ� Stiffs—for for enormous prices, both in Vermost 1, er iftead� ; , e y'" I
almost every- paper - I armdabout her neck, tke profV � - i the heart by some raysterie" and - btle, esth ne wait yer .
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V- days; Such 4@ad- or th6 ftsuy . I B for Pardon . American Stiff and jSoft F t 11-af,s -for � . and Ohio, and those who ,held .on to �foe. The shain .Eculapiug .
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lines to adtertiRemen collfrout the eye ich � - ry- " � al I aw Hats in ull qualities for Alei Al 11 their fine flocks are now- in the boom I "Youll be number five, gaid big . . . .
tises livestock no,% -Swov - Plea -and -13oy,s,
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shire, Downsil Oifoi wua,l and, for and' heiye � �y .- big baud Boys. S4* up4 Clotb Caps f,pr Meu p6nd Boys. Prioes � -
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that �11 the other owns. Well, -we Stove alraughta, the la�Ap and the saw- I low. 1 �4 ; that Morino wwA can be growu 25 W 1 few of them could sbare. . I :
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lea'a baok in on r ob & - apd uoutentedly ing Ingbiline," 'wbile" scissors, , carving . I I I I - cant. cheaper than coarse, where wdol I - No feor,." he said, 11 my order is to the sun is McGzWi &,Pt.rke!x Carbolio �
- fty, to, ourself, f lost I opme., In this knives, thimbles, Mid 16rke -seem the � . . is the main object. Near large cities, fire if snytbiu id depend upon Carat& Th i I
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part of lowa,- at � I V* some (it these most 44 able of to,". r ". I � � in small flocks, where early lambs will it, it ' much as a bird stirs rU do it." cumb to its wonderful healing proper- - I I
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'(*ming, sheep hs vl& ooiiie4nd gone, I " Oh, yss,' Rays- &iSS Prim. But,if ' q, � � I Bell for high prices, coLm wool may,pay Aud so 11
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L Ilot&ble the - Gotswe Idss - Oxforag `and I he is taqght thiLt be can inot have anob 1 ' . as well Much has been said in years sharpened to more than their usual Scalds, festeri , etc. Price 25 cents at
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