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the highest market price in cash will be paid.
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.-; hav6 done very little, after all. So you dade, urhonour, I juAstro"lled cut
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When I say tliat I will do a thing you
AgTioultural Item, ,
Several gentlemen were sitting 'irt
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reading -room of a St. Louis hotel,
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four or five pure bred scotch Collie pups
from imported stock for sale. Apply to JOHN
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GOVENLOCK, Seatorth. f 896
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Af 9—#..-.l 4- # f --- -A-d for which
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. It, R .days Weat on JL lost 110 D. JL Tonought
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CAMPBELL'S BLOCK,
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OLNEY TO LOAN. -To lend, �V,000 private
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farm security, onl3,6J cent. interesti payable
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C-1 ETTLE UP. -All parties indebted to me will
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,J* ,.� � �y .L Vazvu ey were rne - On, " - .y III-, VVIA W 9 .U%.; Li. 0 please take notice thatl I am leaviz)g Sea- - I . I
. - t � couldn't be for me, could it, � - - And all accounts not �aid before -the 1.1,th
� Etc., which have I - grave tone into.a lighter one. "' 80 You They were so infis brious that they wore Tha * � fen forth. I
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:111 be sold at low -eat --- 17- congratulation that you are ia be our �.. . cause I ache so I can't lay down - of February, will be placed in other hands for �. - �
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with ca. rrying - on � After the short, stout man bad gone to sleep. I wish I knew the rest it, collection-. THOMAS COVENTRY. 893-tf. . . �
- future sch6ol-mistress'V` . off, one of the party asked -the hotel clerk )cause ih - G d could give ille new
-,�. A-11goods, niarj�-, - cc )) . I . per[aps o Keep Your Mind on the Fact that Pickard's
lit prafits ou. cacti Certainly. H i OTICE TO DEBTORS. -All. parties in-
ti it i . Tho lie was. .- clothes so I'd- look fit to go where - e is, debted to the estate of the late John Kidd, � - -
)wrt out aa a bait. I, s not w very desirable post; hi- , e editor of the Texas'Farm "if I only knew how to tell Him about it. Pier by note or book account are hereby noti- . .
: . , Ran,� I is the Place to Buy Dry Goods of all Kinds,
� � � . dee(l, it is quite beneath y�olur accept- an ,,,,,) was the reply, "' and knows ' Now I lay i4e down to sleep.' Vaps fled that unless the said indebtedness is paid at I -. .
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� to take'my owix grontid in the matter, it 'Ipray tke Lord my soul to MTO RENT.-- F or sale a very valuable � . ! 1.
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: �� lie following k in(is: .. I and we have - arraw,PA oli u age, was telling the people in the"Wait- I hain't jest sure I know what that 14 fann,lot 11,concession 1% township of Stan- I .
� C, -stipend shall be Zfty pounds a yeax - inearis, (to you Jennie ?" I le- .
.. ; ing-rooms . y, there are 100 acres of land, a large brick ;- - I
Lnie inch Soft Elm; 8.1 at the Third Street depot, re- . dAvelling, two frame barns, sheds, &c., excellent . C3,
% I - inore than thi is out of our power,' cently, that, he had been East, to - " Oh, Dickey, -what is - the matter ! orchard. lipmediate possession. Terms easy. .
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-. ontinued Garth, stamniering a h4le, ' What makes you ialk so when you know Apply to JOHN BROWN or to JOHNESSON,
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� -swood; �. . and for the first time becoming st'ghlbly that on 1�is way b�ck he stop mother nli sed us that we should have' ,Bay6eld P. O'., Huron County. 1 893-7. T, TEIS:l J C1K::E1rTS
�, 12 inch Iline, and , -n -- � . 3 I ped off at � , ---" . . . � . .
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lerry. Also fresh.. dwelling -house or lodging attached to 2 I . - when she came?" GREAT BARGAIN. -Will be sold cheap ! � . .
� 11.5 . : "'Tub t I ce I rreve� saw, 1) remark. A140 acies of good land, heavily timbered,
fenciri,g diad ditch- the -salary; but the vieX-r wishes, that is a �i s a p a it' Now, listen, Jennic ; 'cause it eems chiefly inaple, ' JUST NOW AT HALF PRICE.
� � ed Oman a poke bonnet on. I some Hemlock and Cedar, never s
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.11 -e slightly datui.ted by the look in Queenie,'s . 1. . - =to steep; I pray the Uord in, r S-,,ul o
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. � . , -s-- � 14 'Well,,.". ere's axiver and the falls, ----'IF I should get to sleep', -Jennie t4nd , Olt SALE. -Three thousand dollars will buy . -
�.Ilistonlers- rart'Fle,,-, ..... - . P V part North half 29, concessioi 14, Me-
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� and,lotw'of hotels, and w�eral Ifijuns, . - Killop, 61 acres near Walton. Threethousand I
1,4rin- the coming An'Old Man's SoMoquy. and the bridal veil,, and land only knows 'would I lie, Jennie?" : 1. . dollars will buy East half 21, Concession 4, L.R,
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� r Tim -ExposiToR. what elsi�. If any old w manh d a-be�Ai "I don't -know, * )ic S-, Tucli-ersinith, 60 acres, four miles front Sea- . I
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V= be provided. ... . Beneath a large,. wide�spreading tree, along, she'd a wilted right down. - , know. Perhaps you'd go right up i to � -ed will. buy Lot I .. 4.
� � . . . ' In 6, Concession 13, Hullett; 1,;0 acres. -Apply to . .
I . An old man feebly stands, � I ' Illere 7 s water there, I sup ' e a cy. -ut please ( on't- die, Dickey F. 1191IMESTED, Barrister &c�, Seaforth. .
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, in solemn thought; for soon will flee,,.. - CC l . AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
� . . Life's few remainingsands. , Oh hea,lis of it '.It pours, and thun- d ar, 'cause you an&mother is .ill I've 896
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'at to the road iD- , Imprinted there by age ana care, - around inthe terriblest manner. You here ?" T Tceived- by the undersigned, addressed to . .- .
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i $01 time, ha 93) would I be7 I don't ache so very much MEN'S OVERCOATS TWENTY T
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� But children close, engaged at play) I "No, air"' no -w ; bu t I wish I knowed all I ( f it. ' .
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� 1, Of light is seen to smile. saine-kind of.shivery, Why,* the biggest -thesky without letting , I Dow I undersigmed on Lot 1, Concession 18, Grcy, Or .
� , r Walton. JOHN HEWITT. 896-6
1 I i For, in imagination bright ma,n that ev lived ain't half as big as was comin'. I s'pose d get thi owed ,
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;. - see that 'ere ---tter tumbling ov,er tben-1 a chaafee of stayin' a little while if ally- U AN LE. -For sale,
�very effort wiH be - - Unmarked bv sorrow's showers. .I - 0 11 cheap, a house and lot situated near the JAMES'PICKARD .
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i (Ii,stance ma;v have . t help but. feel ' body knowed I was comin'. .'No,ti old drill shed. The house contains three rooms,
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i , . . what a miseiable ho§s fly lie is. Y u7ve rne down to- sleep; I pray the Loy d my . . I
� home with, .them- He with his friends doth play, time, haven't you?" soul to keep.' Do -you. s'pose H4i'd take fifth of an acre. This property is conveniently . .
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,p y cus mer y cheap. Apply on -
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Attended to. � Through varied scene!v.-hlis thoughts. now 9 Smith& West's Old- Staiid3
� . . ' Well, it's about the.,same t4ing ; yoxi If , . JOHNSTON, Scaforth. 8070 -tf
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. ��rftd upon.. Scenes brighter f ar th era., - . I . RUCEFIELDIMILL FIRE. -The undersigned � �
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p .. - For once again, Love'st -olden dream, . "What portion.of the Falls did you the time. " � . 1885, for the Lot lately occupi�d by -the Flouring
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->VENLOCK. . I I Its, glittering rain-iene&;;i;1 - - most �dmire ?" she asked. ! " Indeed, it Would make a diffei ence, . and Grist mill at Brucefield, comprising half an �
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,I anuary . - - "If you put 10,000 kegs of beer oit the sister I've got, and What -%yoil had for the whole or separate tenders will be re-- Huron's Photographic Establishment.
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. - . From off the page of life, . -was all LvIone here aft to
; roof of this building, and 'set the 11 t er nlothbr go -,s
. te immediately. For then it was a, blushing inuid, ceived for the Lot, for thq stone an& bricks, for .
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E . I NV4s heard. the din of joyous ones Did it cost yo.u. much ?.. inquired. a me coine up into the sky, it woi Idn't a note of hand made by John and Heniy - -
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� Then, " each orie of these grew up, "Bout sixty-five cents. I I �o 'k cep. " 1 . and bearing date February 14, 1884, and payable I
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� ... . Was buried 'ne�ith tho sod. town 11.) 0 0 Januar,yj12Qth, 1885. 895x4 . Having refitted his rooms with. new and handsoine furniture, .such 'as chairs,
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CKI h ti- nlea -- . circus don't begin with Niagax,i Falls !" steel.. . I
"I . With tottering f embling hands, . . . ; . - business of the late 0. Andrus, is now offered to inets, and 8xI0 Photographs, the 8xI0 Photo is considered the picture of the day-
. I Tc him ]lad come thateertainty ,hich Rent, :This is the oldest and best established
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� I Arid, distant through the �louds doth be', I Wouldn't sell it for no fifty dollars in, .
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I I I I . Within his a -ed breast, hundred and fifty fat hogs, was within' y ' one party, as the Proprietor and Applicant may
LIM. kS . . � -e ei - and a large and varied stock of Fra m- es, amon a
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. .Mr. Dve-w, I.belie-ve you're ,a ('bris- sinith, about the 19th December, a small sized
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w. 7t not to steal appleg ot: pecars, or anythiii- Daili-11, witli1q,11l W. clan, Surgeon, Aceouelieur, &c. Office . A � �
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a . an. erliergeucy. It is a ,(,rood thing to " Beca se. " a( 4 little , . if)(0king dt�y after bu .
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. C. - . us(-ful kriowledge, lynt sometintes it is says we inusift.': . and therefore sold for 3j. Let us cm, J, and Accoucher, Seaforth, Ont. Oftic� and I , > I
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� t,petter to have & less expensive style 'Of � Plight, love, ".Sai(l lie,. moth(.r. L.11j1t bracC and console each other and divide i . � ..
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6 I I are bound to d 0, and 1*011-vt he forbids -11le, family 0 . the College of Phy-4vians and Surgeons, .
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old deill shed for - ate 1_)o ill, - we are bound to I " ve undone. ' Thou - -a arn - I .
;Iicelv A' I. . 6 � . puker chip in the clitirch pl y is ' Same s occupied by Dr. Verene. 1�,,848
tted up; for I I shall not steal ' ar his own word.,;. If ed tbe other (lay. - A poisoned s�% sage . 1�
r i�inf, Colts and I take. -Fewpeople -%%-Duld have known I � ��
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.. rare&- -opportunity, - S.*1itl he had the inoi.-iey ,%vith which to 1�(-t . tliv (311(, 8ud N6rth Side of Goderich Street, Firqt Brick House . -
. - . i i vou have given in , I Because (;(.(I M."v.q I (le-iilytlicl)ait(li,-,appeared,. an(I the East of the'Methodist Church. 496
.understands the art I - redeein that (,hip. He told tile, uliiiiAer I . .. . general conclusion the family axi-ir --d at , � � . .
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or, in every resp . , i 'The i I - -. I - - Was Piat the child had caten il. A R. MACKID, (late of Lucknow) Graduate of Large Assortment to Choose From.
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-ree -1 , pre.a4ler took the ,,;,�5, wid s at lie ow . College of Physiciam and Sur -eon.", of Ontario. .
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� in the past, and : ;IliVays knew that these little red solive- " I don't i'pose it,�iina -,es lui!y d1iffell- 11 Office in CaAy's Block, Resi&niec, L. Meyers, I
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- � didn't kilow they ence when po _(,� I i 'VIle oria Squarle, Scaforth, Ontario. 894
re in the future, I � trins cairte high, but lie or Zes k a diu� (10 you, '(t1he -medi I nian arrived lie sai(l � �oine
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' �� .knother frieild of niil,16, %N 110.1lad no I � What nlakeE I yoll talk like that, as 'i's p�ltiellt EYE EAR AND THROAT. POPULAR PRICES RULE ,
I BULLOCK. .:-_. . * -ent to a I Dicke— "' T t bad'nr) symptoms of having been pCison I � - - .
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f - r us, an feeling - the shade of �vlt 1jinbrageol:,is trev, break- that is, if she get�, the pay for fl-te N%ais.li- I . Ear and Throat, Trinity Medical College, Toron-
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IV to ar interest, � ing its ll,otse ---the ehilkl's nose, I !!P:13u. [ 111(y . . , 0 to, and Surgeon to the Merver Eve and Ear In- .
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(13forth thia year, -, N', v. butter, and then y6u. shall get up and $ ,t-tlinif C per Closing up Business. AT THE A STORE.
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I at we are more I � I I 'r . patolill niedicines and other ad%ertisvd, cures SI aniclosingupiny busine-sAin the Vill.U,e .1 I
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I C0LF.sf,A_N, F RAr.Clff : y enforced. TU1,11i ,L; -,sharp co. . might s�ein more 'cheerful to the poor the Largest qad Best Assorted Stocks west of Toronto, In Teas alone he now
14clun-kLa, S,A,�Afunrsb , , -the euth 011(lealiapted his cure to their extc-rminaiion�-- Wheelbarrows, Whiffietrees, Neckyokes, &-c.
� I %% lwtii (lid he inm-t bou I little iii -valid, wh had been confined to 'l,is acconipliAlf f' holds 175 Pa�kages. Prices from 15c., 20c., 25c., .30c., 35c., 40c., 4.5c., 50c., 55c.,
! f,-k.m 11caLgy. r_1W - se - A, lie claims the Catarrh k prac- .must all be sold or,givenaway before the ist o -
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(-Ounts that ow.1111; - aincrlt" The gentlenian repli&d bV grew more alli las a,il unusually sevore Turnips, Carrots, and Cabba e. ge stock of China, Crock 'lassware.
y mul by ure I am I . I most votable for a speedy and permanent cure, , Also at a bargain that most desirable piece of cry a
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LOTS FOR SALE. -Three hundred and .
seventy-five acres of land, being composed
of Lqts 32, 331, 34 35 and pait of .31, in the Stb
Concession �i Me'Rillop. They will besold cheap,
as the ownerwish" to Alspo.se of the property.
Apply to W. 0. U,AA-LNL0CX, Warbaw, New
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31, Concession 9 ' MeRillop. Most of this land is
seeded, and in excellent condition for meadow
or pasture. For fnrther particulars apply to .
ANDREW GOVEN-LOCK, Winthrop P. 0. 819
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-VARM FOR SALE.-Fo.r sale Lot S4,,-'C.onces-
X sion2 EastWxwanosh. Thiisdvm�ablepro- .
perty will Ve sold this summer, in order to close
UP an,estate. It consists of '200 acres of choice
land, about 145 acres cleared; good fatin build -
i"98 and orchard. ' For particulars apply to NY.
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:B UILDING LOTS FOR SALE -The under -
signea has avoinber of very eligible Imild-
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clu;irter Of an acre eacb, are pleasantly situated �
and convenient tothe busin ess part of ibe villag-e,
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finners, or others desiring a pleasant and quiet
place of resid.wice. DANIEL CLARK, Egniond-
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