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; RoXimna.---The following iiport based
•-*.sin proficiency, punctuality, and good
vonduct shows the correct standing of the
pupile of Roxboro school for th 'e month of
February :-Fift4 class -1st, J....Dodds ;
'2nd, R. N. Hays ;.3rd, J. Hugill ;-. 4th,
' -J. Scott. Fourth class-lst, G.. -M.
Dickson e 2nd, J. G. Walker; -3rd, T.
Dodds; 4th, Adeline Sparling:1 Senior
third class-lst, J. L. Brown k 2nd, W.
'Grieve; 3rd, A. S. Brown • 4th, Matilda
Story. .. Junior third Class -2 -1st, C.
Dodds; 2nd, J. Brown; 3rd, W. Mc-
,•dlure; 4th, J. Neilans. Second class-
. 1st, Aggie S. Grieve ; 2nd, S. Somers;
rd, AisgieD. Hays; 4th, R. McMichael,
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enionrrstelas.s-lst, E. Sparling ; 2ndl
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Ellie Story; 3rd, Clara -Story'. Junior
rst, G.Dioe.
dds ; 2nd, Maggie
armitla
eevese-o.48f3t-isse jDurrhdowho obtained the greateat
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No. 8, GREy.-The following are the
umber of arks at the written monthly_
xamination for February in school sec-
tion No. 8, Grey :-Senior feurth class-
, ' lst, Mary MeNair,,, 405 marks e 2nd,
Wm. Woods, 375; 3rd, Henry /Seott,
73; 4th, Janet McNair, 322; 5th,
Emily Avery, 304. Junior fourth claes
--1st, Mary Stewart, 316 marks; 2nd,
Martin MeNair,'245 ; 3r1, Chas. Willis,
• 15i;. 4th, Neil 111eNair, jr., 207. Senior
ird class -1st, Eliza FuIteri, 231 ; 2nd,
Vm. B. Avery, 230; 3ra, Catherine
IcTaggart,. 228; 4th, Jane McNair,
,• 15; 5th, Isabella, McIntosh, 201.
imior third -1st, Hector McNeil, 174;
d, Jessie
Mv:cNai4r114;,Eliia
:41s, 112;14th, JamesMcTaggart,
2.7Secondc ass -1st,
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82nd,j1mieshields,121;3ra,
reterMcIntoSh, 100 ; 4th, Wm. Hu -ether,
3; 5th, Francis Woods, 85.• Bdst
• at the spelling contest, Mary Stew -
Slat.
1 ITARLOCK. -The following shows the
• standing of the pupils of Harlock school
= -for the month of February, based- upon,
,, .general profieiency :-Senior fourth class
=-1St, Albeit McGregor ;1 2nd, Joseph
teyens ; 3rd, Anna 1,..nOle ; 4th, 'David
orrance. Junior -fourth . class-L--lst,
ames Reid; 2nd, Henry Beate 3rd,
ohni Best. Senior, third class --1st,
elissa Tasker • 2nd,. Minnie Knox; -
rd, James Rapsen. Junior third class
1st Emma Tasker; 2nd, Wm.-Knos; ;
id; Maggie Torrance. Senihr second
lass -It, James Clark; 2nd, Robert
Vatt ; 3rd, Alex. Reid. • Junior second
la,ss-lst, _Elsie Burgess; 2nt: Ellen
EduoationaL
shirt to lin n, and bringing' his -
loons doW ' over'his blackened ots.
Between t ose managers who Used his
plays wit out paying him and those
Who kille them by inadequate produe-
tion,-he d not do well in that - line of
business. I len he suddenly • cut his
hair •shorit and • put on fashionable
clothes. is •aequaintances have not
been able decide ' whether , that was
due to iis arriuge into the hoteL-keep-
ing Lel nd family, or to his entry into
• Wall 8 re as a s eculator. He has
copious yep ibhshed is unpleasant ex-
perienc in t e latter respect -how ' he-
-asked Jar uldefor a - " pointer," how
the great I operator replied vaguely , to
the effe•t t it he regarded' theeoutlOok
Ito
few a ce • ' i stock as excellent,'and how
the pre ict on proved disastrously mis-
leadmg to the poet, who thereby lost
the last' e ollar of the ten thousand
which e h d hoarded. He 'fain would
attach , iis belt -the scalp of GoiAd,
• and ii gein to snake the attempt; but
• he will not osturne himself for the task
inlIndian t ggery. The Onslanght Will
bermade a a lecture on ' Wall Street
rascality, ad, when I saw him a day or
• two ago, he was being mea,sured ley, a
Eirciadway'l tailor for a swallow -tail coat:
", But Pm iby no means sure I shall wear
it when it' a done," he said. .
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. GRAT FuTi—CoMFORTING. :
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EPP '-'S COCOA•
BREAKFAST. .
"By a hough knowledge of the natural laws
which go ern the -operations of digestion and ;nu-
• trition, ni d .113i, a careful application of the line '
propertie of *ell selected Cocoa,Mr: Ep s has
p ovided burl reakfast tables 3with .a delicately
11 vored ye e which may save us imany doc-
•a ides o die that,a ihonstitution may be gradu-
ie
rs' bills • It is by the judicious use asuch
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ally built up a ntil strong enough to resist e3Tery
tendency o d sease. Hundred's of subtle nuda- -
dies are • lion ing around us ready to attack
wherever tiler is a weak point. We may escape
many a Wall haft by keeping ourselves well
!edified *id( pure blood and a pi operly nourish-
ed fraine. '--C vil Service Gazette. Made simply
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NA.Ith boiling uater or milk. • Sold only in packets
b grocers, la elled thus—"JA-Auss Errs & Co.,
oniceopathke Chemists; London Enginnd." Sole
ant for ,,a7rf a,0. .E. Colson, ifontrial. 884-52
,110bil oifs Phos-th9rized
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asker3rd, James Knox. Senior first-
lass-lst, Agnes Reid; 2nd, -Susan
•eilans ; .3rd, Amelia Mills. • Junior
st class-lst, Bertile Allen • 1 2nd,
allace Alien; 3rd, Albert napson.
* g to the very severe weather during
he last month, a Ipumber of the • pupils
ere linable to attend regularly, come-
uently some stand lower in the above
eport than -they would o herwise have
one.
anitabaandNortitwestNotos.
-Among the- contemplated improve-
ertS at Qn'Appelle during the coining
eon ia the erection of a fionr mill and
levator, and a nevi' church building.
- -John Brown; of Prince Albert, was
ecently fined $209 and costs for selling
hisky contrarytolaw. He will not
e likely to repeat -the- offence: ,
-That terrible a
iseoure, diptheria, has
recently;visited the discirict of Brandonl
Hills. In the great majority, of cases
• the attack -Wai slight and it passed 'off
likean ordinary -cold, but' in shine eases
it assumed:a malignant form and proved
fatal. Mr. Wm. Johnson lost two of
his family. One fez almost drownto
'manhood, of great promise and a Univer-
sal favorite. Mr, Wm. Dunbar also lost
a bright and interesting child by the
-same malady. , 1
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!anted. -
FR MILLS. ,
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t, .A.gient.,
kGARFs.
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pool.* Lon -
.11 -f to. •.0.ition
Oars,--h4f fate; ,
,K,ct. Inter- -
Liverppol or
Sig.70 and
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onde ry or
ill, SI , 8.126
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iltirance Com-
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-Mrs. Thomas Robinson, of Kings-
ton, has successfully established her
Claim to property in Philadelphia Worth
One million dollars. ;
• -A quantity of silverware and car-
pet which were stolen from a Grand -
Trunk car some time ago, were found
on SaturdaY in a barn at Pickering.
-A committee of the Hamilton board
of education, visited Buffalo on Monday
to investigate the -Antinn• of the Kin-
dergarten system of education.
-Rev. James Ballantyne- of River
street church, Paris, Preached his fare-
well -':sermon on Sunday evening, the
22nd ult. On the following Tuegday.
evening he was presented with an ad-
dress and a very handsome purse filled
with gold.
, -Watson &Malcolm's furniture -ware -
!rooms in Kincardine had a narrow escape
'from a scorching by fire a few days ago.
tA can of asphaltum, a very' inflammable
material, was placed oil a stove in the
finishing ,:room to beat. It • Very soon .
became ignited, and it was only by
prompt and daring work that the flames
were prevented • from spreading, and
were quenched.
-Miss Murray, of Toronto, who is
visiting Conductor Mayne's family in
LondOn, while on her way to • church
last Sunday morning, was struck and
seriouely injure(l by a large piece. of
ice which fell from the roof of the' Bank
of Commerce building. Miss Mayne,
who accompan;ied Miss Murray, was
also struek, but was 'only slightly hurt.
,Miss Murray ,was picked -up senseless,
-her head and the side of her face being
.r.r.badly cut Sliel was taken home and
lat last aecounty was seriously ill.
Wednesday, last, on motion •
beingtmado by ,counsel for the Bell Tele-
phone Company for a writ of certibrari
to bring alp into a superior court the
proceedings taken before the Minister
of Agriculture at' Ottawa to void the
Bell patent, Judge Galt directed tha,t
the motion should be enlarged until.
next term so that it might be heard by
the full Couit and stated that he did
this in view of the magnitude of the'
interests involvecl and the general im-
portance of the case, -which he charac-
terized as one of the mos -t important
that had come before the courts.
One Poet's Appearance.
There.is probably no man, says a Cor-
respondent, who so radically varies his
costumes i private life as Joaquin Mil-
ler, the poet. The peculiarity of his is
construed to • have: reference to the
ehanges in his employment. At a time
When he emerged from the wild -wood of -
the far West into eastern civilization as
nature's -untutored rhyinster, his hair
was long and unkerript,his.hat was wide
• and ilappy as to brim, his shirts were
flannel, his coat was a velveteen blouse,
-and his trousers disappeared intothe tops
• of heavy boots. Such was literally the
rairnent in New York and London par- -
lors..His first departure from that style
was made when he went in -to dramatic
work, 'and it consisted of ,changing his
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IS particUlatly adapted: to delicate females, in
t ese low states of the system that manifest
t emselves iii so many of the ailittenps peculiar
t their sex. Always ask for Robinson's Phos-
orized E *islet), and- be sure you getit.
1.52.2w.
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pelled to Yield. . ;
Obstinate s lit diseases, humors Of the bldodi
e ptions aiI old lames are cured by Burdocie
lood Bitter S Which purify and regulate elj 'the
steretions.. 7.52:2w4.• • 0.. ; •
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ellow Oil is par excellence the remedy for pain,
I meness, rheumatism, croup, deafness barns,
oat bites, stiff joints and all flesh wounds. Any
edicine.dealer can furnish it... 857.52.2w. : I
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A Voice from the United; -
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! States. ;
have suffered for the 1as.t,28 years with dys•- ,
pepsia and 4,Tenera debility, and tried many
remedies, but .3with _little. 'success until; I used
Burdock Blood Bitters, then relief was quick *and
pennanent,, • •.uo• •
A. Loceli, •
l 857.52.2w. ' •Alpena, Michigan, U. S.
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; 'Good- Athrice.
: If our readers 1411 rtecept proffered advice,
they will always keep a bottle of Hagyard's 'Yel-
low Oil at hand for use in ,emergencies„ such as
burns, scalds, wounds; lameness, croup, chil-
blains, rheumatism, ,and all varieties of aches,
pains and inflammations, it Will ever be found
tellable. 867452:2w.
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. , Not Bad.
It is so agreeable that even an infant will take
It. For coughs, colds, hoarseness croup,.asthina
nd bronehitiS Hagyard's PeetondBalsam is reli-
?,ble for young or old. 857.52.2w.
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The Best Combination. I
The best "Combination of blood cleasing; regu-
lating, health giving herbs, roots and barks enter
into Burdock' Bleed Bitters—apurely. vegetable
remedy that cure S diseases of the blood, liverland
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idrieys. 857.52.2w. • .1
Dr: Low's Woi•ni Syrup MS, removed tapeworm .
from 15 to 30 feet in length. Jt also destroys all
kinds o!woiIns. .,.857.52111. • .- -
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Prof ow's Sulphur Soap is highly recommend-
edfoij the ;mire of eruption, chafes, chapped
ands, ,impies, tan, etc. .857.52m .
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Free nan'S Worm Powders require n,o other
• urger ve. They are safe and sure to remove all
•arie es of u-Orms. 857,52m.
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National Pills act 'promptly upon the 'Nei.,
regulate -the bowels, and as a purgative are Mild
had thorough. 857.52m. • .
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Fluid Lightning cures neuralgia in one minute.
Fluid Lightning cures toothache in one mimite.
Fluid Lightning cures face ache in one minute.
kluid Lightning cures lumbago in one minute.
Fluid Lightningrelieves rheumatism in One
minute. • 1 ' .• .
I Fluid Lightning cu -res any pain or ache inl
etamtly. Price25 cents per bottle.at Lunisden &
Wilson's drugstore, Seaforth. 851.52m. '
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;• Hone Items 'and Topics.
i -.,--", All your own ;fault •
, If yen remain sick when you can ,
' • Get tfop Bitters that never -fail, .
1 -The wep,kest woman, smallest child, and
ickest invalid can use Hop Bitters with safety'
nd great geod.-=••
h-noOsltdnrenweibi st,outtseinrignguaorpoBuintidefrrso)qrheumatism,,
•Riney trouble or any weakness yill be made
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sr,r My wife and daughter were made . healthy,
y the use of Hop Bitters andilrecomMend thin
to my people.l..-Methodist Clergyman, .'
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• Bitters are not the best family-inedreine
' Oil ettah ! ; !... : .. • .•• I
Malaiial ferier, ague and biliousness will leave,
very neighborhood as soon as Hop; Bitter'.
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. rrive. ' . : .. •
4' My me. t' he'r drove the paralysia and neuralgia,
1; out of her 'system with Hop i3itters,"-EditOr
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iM'KeeP the kidneys heaithy with Hop Bit-
ers and you need not fear sickness. , •
--Ice water is rendered harmless and more re
•eshing, and; reviving with Hop Bitters in each
r—aughhet v . • vigor of youth for the aged and infirm
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in Efop Bitters!
( —" At the change of life nothinF equals) 1
-, Hop Bitters to allay all troubles incident it- !
t Thereto." - • ' ,I 1 ;
—The best periodical for ladies to take month-
if:oHnoi Hop Bitters.
will receive the greates
l'ser,naeifinit
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; —Mothers with ;sickly, fretful, nursing.-chir
ren, hwouilLcioureditehaen:uhailldlyreinroanril dsobe:efittorti7mo
dyistaeoSklien7th: preyelited
pu'iBigihtttelh'Sadvaeibbr.ee 1
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y a thnely nieof Hop Bitters.
1 —Indigestion, weak stomach, irreg,ularitie
the bowels; cannot exist When ,Hopj. Bitters
. used. ..
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IA timolv •• 4,,'•° use of Ho )
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titters lila keer; a whole famil
' , In robust,health a year at alittle cost. ,
-LTC produce real genuine 'sleep and child-
lAce reposing all) night, take a little Hop Bitter
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ilff'None gen me without a bunch of gree.
-Hops on the- White label. Shun all the vil
tioisonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" in their'
tune. 864:52m. ,
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McGregor ' & Parke's Carbolic Cerate has hem'
tested by years of trial and has been found'the
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id Old s
WS Car
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of cot
Wring:an
only.
•ed first
frvi) trio
great remedy
liver disorders
Seaforth;
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nal method of apply,
antiseptic in use
res. Be °sure you ge ,
olic) aerate. Sold fo
Non, druggists, Sea
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eedy Cure.
mon sense • businesff
article for a certaln
that which has bee
to test before buying
bolttle of,MeGre-t or'
. for dyspc sia,
at Lumsden
Sold at 50e. and $
from persons in you
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meet convenient
ing carbolic acid.
for outs, burns.
McGregor &.• Par
26 cents by Um
forth.. 851.52fiL
- MoGrego
Very purch;
capaeitY, when re
purpose, purefies
tried or he is aim
You are allowed'
Speedy Cure, the,
a•m-pure blood and
Wilson's drugstor,
per bottle. See tr
own town. 851.
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Lot
hire
be
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during the present 80580!),
Hay, a pure bred!
limited number of
with the privilege
JOHN WILLIS., Hay
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CIARKOW & ROUDFOOT,
Ul- tors„ &c., ' oderieh,
W31. PROUIWOOT. -
Ontario.
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Barristers,. Solici
J. T. GARROW,
4 686
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10111- C.' HAYS, So
..1,1).. lend at lowest
Corner of Square and
icitor,
rate N
West
4. Private -1Ioney to
ei interest. Office—
*re•et, Goderich. 774
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riAmEnolsr,
V Solicitors ii
M.- C. CAMERON)
CAMERON.
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OLT' & C.WIERON,
Chancery;
• Q. C..,
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Barristers1
&c., Goderich, 0nt4
PHILIP Hour, M. G
•506
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T ..1.1. BEST, Barrister,
0- CardyIS Block,
Pahl Office, Seaforth.
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0.N, HOLT •V CAMERON.
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J-OFTUS E..-.DANCEY,
jHolt & Cameron,
Cardno's
Solicitor,
Three.L.Doors
Goderich
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&c, Office
North Of th
Agents-CANIHR1
' 870
Goderloh,
&e.
Block,
late with Canieron
Barrister, So
Money to loan. ten
Seaforth. 78 ,
licitor, ConveSneeir,
son's Old Office,
it TANNING, & SCOTT,
.1Y1, 'Conveyancers, &c.
of Johnston, Tisdale &. Gale:
Office—Beaver Block, CHI
MANNINO, JAMES SCOT'F.
Barristers, Solicitors.,
Solicitors for the Bank
Money t to loan.
ton, Ontario. A. H.
• 781
F.. aoLmEnt
. McCaughey
licitor, Conveyanc
the Canadian Baqk
Farms for sale.' Office
Street, Seaforth.
, successor
45 lloli
r and Notary.
of Cominerce.
in
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to the jate firni, of
tested, Barrister,. Sq.
Solieitor fojr
-Money to leni.
'Scott's Block, Main
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1UrEY,ER & DICKINSON,
JNL Block, Winghatn.
of Hamilton. Commissioners
vits in Manitoba.
cent. LucknowO like
p. MEYER,. B. L. D.
'Solicitors
Private
every
MUNSON
,
Barristers, &c.,Kent s
for the Bank
for taking affida-
fu ' ds to loan at 6 per,
1Vedncsday. H. W.
. 738
riARROLL &;DICKSON,
k j aneers; &c.;
Brussels. Seaforth
ware Store,. Main Street.
the firm Will always
CAlt-noia,, Seafkirth
Money to
Office
be in Seaforth
; W. B.
Solicitors, Canvey -
lend. Seaforth and
over Johnsen's Hard-
N..13,-Grie member of
Office. P. S.
DICKSON; -Brussels
-.MONEY
TO
LOAN. '
ONEY -TO LOAN.
-- cent. Interest
per cent. yearly, with
of repaying part of
time. Apply to
Seaforth.
-Straight
payable
the
the principal
F. HOLMESTED,
loans at 6 per
half yearly, or- 6i
privilege to borrower
nioney at any.
Barrister,
' -850
.U. S.
Sail from Pier
GLASGOW
. . RATES
0 GtASGOW„DERRY,
POOL; CABIN,
• CABIN,
' WARD,
. Anchor Line
aid free' of -charge
reland.
For:passa,ge,
apply toHENDERSON
GREEN, Nin7, .0111i,
Office:, Seaforth,'
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-• AUCTIONEERS.
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and
&c.,
Post
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T P. BRINE, •
e..) . County of Huron.
parts' of the Coti
ExPoirroa.OfficoWill
Licensed
ity. All
be promptly
Auetioneer for the
Sales attended in all
orders left .at Tun
attended to.
;A DELGATTY,
_,L-1. 'County of Huron.
promptly attended
dress Brussels P.
cession 12, Grey. .
Limns:A
to on r
0., or 1
Auctioneer for the
Sales of all description
.a.sonable terms. Ad-
pply on Let 4, Con-
'77
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which is Situated
has recently
throughout,
attention
I R. L. SHA,
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ILL be
Growe
to Autumn
the usual
vances. ''
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SEAFORTH -HORSE
Jarvis and G•derich
PresbYterian Church,
eases of Homes, Cattle,
mesticated animals,
Infirmary, or elsewhere,
Charges moderate
inary Surgeon. P.
ary Midicines kept
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succe-sfully
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conata
IRMARY. —Corner of
reets, next door to the
forth, Ont. All dis-
,ep, or any of the do-
treated at the
r the shortest notice.
S W. ELDER, Veter-
arc stock of Veterin-
th- on hand .
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111114. -- '- gu
• kin's
Gola- Filling ai
Town patients IN
a day or two •
tion performed.
the rooms formerl I-
up-stairein Cady'
cial Hotel, Seaf .0
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=teed
admi
d Pe-
11 pleas
evious
trig' Re
occulied
Block,
le
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and M. R. C. D., of
nto. All operations
•Anasthetics of all
istered.Specialties—
feet Fitting Plates.
make engagement
to having the opera-
uember the place, in
.by C. Cai Wright,
ePposite the Commer-
-874 .
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NTIST,
Medallist
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llist, TorontoeSehool
Med:eine.
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S'A.VING NATUR
t• TEETH EAS
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the ide Mr. Bugg
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tions begun. by hi
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Block, Main Stree
. L ' TEETH
LY AND
XTRACTED.
S MODERATE.
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'A SPECIALTY.
CAREFULLY .' ,
bought
n, I will
.
i satisf
-onfrs 11rdware
,Seaforth.
out the business of
complete. all opera-
etorily to each patient •
Store, Meyer's
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W. M.
THE Simplest, S
. Windmill yet
swing wood, chop
machinery, it has i
PUMP
! I also inanufactu
tion Force Pumps,
satisfaction.
' A Stock of pump
hand.,
- -Give me a trial.
no sale.
All orders•addres
chell P. 0., promptly
872-52 • . •.
chell
DM=
nd manufactured
MORRIS.
,
.
Standard' ,
.
I...,IL, 7
by -
rongest
made.
ing grain
o equa,
..,.
!PUMPS!
e Iron
vhieh are
and hose
If I do
ed to the
attended
and most s'atisfactory
For, pumping water,
or driving any light
. - .
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Lift and Double Ac-
guaranteed to give
.
kept- constantly on
_
not give .satisfaction
undersigned, Mit-
to.
W. M. MORRIS. "
CHRYSTAL
, . PRACTICAL
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BOILER"
. .
rrtHE Subseriberslhave
:11,. Boiler Busine
Goderich Foundry
and having had an
in that shop, ate n
trade in all its.bran
Any work entrus
attention. - First-c1
All kinds of Boil
Smoke Stacks, She
able rates. - .
• New Salt Pans ni
the shortest notic
competition.
0
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& BLACK
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MAKERS.
.
:
s latel
,nd M
4)06 2
w pre imed
hes.,
•d to -s
1:s wek
,rs nu
t Iron
'de an ;
, and
CH
.
ought the Tools and
earried on by the
nufactUring Company,
nce of over eight years
to carry on the
• • .
will receive •prompt
guaranteed.
e and repaired,- also
Work, &c.,, at reason-
.
old ones repaired on
at prices that defy
' YSTAL & BLACK.
, .
S :nd Si Cents for Postage and
it:PRIZE. r. ceive,.free, a castly box of
goods, whieh will h Ipso, of tither sex, to more
inoney right awa than anything_ else .in this
world. Fortunes a vait t e :Workers absolutely
sure. At once a. dress Tars • & C., Augusta;
Maine. • ' •: 854x52
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D. S.
13ROVINCIAL IJ4ND
',1: Engineer. cjrders
tended to. D. S.
19A PBELA -, .
SURVEYOR and Civil
,y mail promptly at.
CAMP :ELL. Mitchell.
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UR -E BRED,BERKSHIRE.-:-Thenndefei.
will keep
, Concession '1,
oar, to which -a
aken. Tenns-$1,
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sows will
of rourn-
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Lot
hire
be
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during the present 80580!),
Hay, a pure bred!
limited number of
with the privilege
JOHN WILLIS., Hay
.
UFFOLK PIGS.—The undersigned will
•on hand during the present season,. a
il ughbred Suffolk Pig, to which a limited nut
$f sows will be taken. He is one of the best
1,f his class in the counti. Terms -,41, with
1
lirivilege of returning if necessary. Appl.
he farm of the undersigned at Grieve's 13
; orthern Gravel -Road, McKillop. HUG
RIEVE. .
cep
!her-
iber
pigs
the
on
' tlge,
J.
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rpo PIG BREEDERS.—The undersigned
_L keep for service at his place in Lead
luring the present season, that well -k
I horoughbred Berkshire Pig, "The Guelph
1 kis pig has a Registered Pedigree, is one,
est in the county and has taken First.
vherever shown. Terins--$1 per sew, wit
trivilege of returning if necessary, WM. B
Leadbury. .
will
ail',
own
1 oy."
o the
P izes
the
'AY,
80
ARE YOUR CHOICE, -Two
shire and one Suffolk, will
during the present season
at Rodg,erville. ,T
the time of service, v
if necessary. JOHN
[ 887-8
Pip!, one
be kept for
by the u
rine: Seventytfive
ith the privile
P: MARSH
1 ark -
ser.
der-
e of
• LL,
ice
:igned
cents.at
returning
0 UFFOLK AND BERKSHIRE.—Two
0 Suffolk and the other, Berkshire
for service at Rannie's Saw Mills,
cessidn -8, Township bf Hay.
the privilege of returningif necessary.
RAN'NIE. •,.
IIE SEFFOLKS ARE .THE
• dersigned has now on Lot
' L. 11.1 S., Tukkersilith'and
'mprovement of Stock, Two
FOLK. BOARS. • The-. oldest; "Granger,"
rowed on April 3rd, 1882, was
Elliott, Milton, County of Halton.
is dam were both imported.
'King Torn "liras farrowed in
vas bred by , Messrs. A. Frank
county of Peel, and: both hie
were also imported. They are
' vere ever offered for service in
novel) by the_ extended pedie•rees•
egistered in the Canadian Herta
1, with the privilege of returning
'EORGE PLEWES. .
Pigs
. are
Lot 12,
Terms : $1,
SAM
. '88
orie
'ept
on-
vith
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2,-
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He
as
be
BEST. -The
21, Concessi
will keep for
THOROUGHBRED
was
bred by- Mr.
His sire
The sec
April, 1884.
& Sons, of
sire and his
as good pits
Huron as ea]
which
Book.
if neces.ary.
.un-
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the
Sur
far-
Vm.
and
Ind,
the
dam
are
T Tins
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ACME I r• - , v 'UAL CLUB SKATES, GERMAN CTIAJB SKATES,
C [lEAP CAST SKATES, ALL NUMBERS AND SIZES, AT LOWEST PRICES.
QT?.AP 'PVT) A TPQ (Iv A T T. TZTNTTICT PT TNT SW-WM • •
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!:- 1\TOI-101R, Mal\TU
.U. S.
Sail from Pier
GLASGOW
. . RATES
0 GtASGOW„DERRY,
POOL; CABIN,
• CABIN,
' WARD,
. Anchor Line
aid free' of -charge
reland.
For:passa,ge,
apply toHENDERSON
GREEN, Nin7, .0111i,
Office:, Seaforth,'
--'
New York,
for
OR LIVER-
$80. SECON
- OUT-
$21.
lowest rates
-Scotland
_
of Tours,
7 BOIVLING
S. DICKSON,
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are
and
&c.,
Post
832
MAIL -STEAMSHIPS
20„ North River,
Very SatuidaY,
,VIA- LONDONDERRY.
OF PASSAGE
BELFAST
$60 to
$40. STEERAGE,
$28. PREPAID,
,
Drafts issued at
in England,-
Cabin Plans, 13ook
BROTHERS,
or. to
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ST. JAMES'
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, •TORONTO.
.
SHAR-P
(Fornterk
. PROPRIETORS:
HIS Hotel,
.. linien Station,
nd refurnished
. , be best and mest•comfortable
ta'Every possible
barges Very moderate.
. ,
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HOTEL,
!
directly opposite
been refitted
and is -now
hotels in the
paid to guests
Am, ,1 Proprietors
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one of
city
and
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of Sharp's Hotel,Botforthd
.
;
which is Situated
has recently
throughout,
attention
I R. L. SHA,
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• PPLESI
HARLE
79
iew
Iso I've
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Queen
ILL be
Growe
to Autumn
the usual
vances. ''
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With .
Shippers,
business. They
customers
. 869-39
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with
will
requir
DONALD
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St., London,
lad to correspond
, Merchants and
-and Spring
facilities to
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AL INSTRUMENT EMPOR UM,
SEAFORTH, ONTARIOI,
Rbad. the
day: 't The
" endorsemen
g g sympatheti
"and are eqn
" appearance.
••••••••••
PROPRIET
B- Do rEIAir PI.IFO..-
following testimonial 157 one of the best musicians of the present
pright Pianos of 34sa-8 Dunham deserve, as well an _emphatic
as a decided successChey develop a tone, which in power and
, -
._quality, can not be surpasse d by the now existing Upright Pianos,
lly beautiful in their musical .oualities as well as intheir exterior
'-THEODORE THOMAS.
S.)
This cele
shown, takin
Among other
Hamilton; K
ments taken
to at once..
N. B•
certina,s, &c.,
All kinds of I
and Outline
EXCELSIOR ORGANS.
rated Organ .has always received the highest award vherever
first prize at the Northern Union Falxhibition in Octob r, 1883.
rgans shown at this show were W. Bell & Co., Guelph ; ilgour,
rus, Woodstock, &c. Call and see us before buying. instru-
t their full value. Orders for tuning pianos and organs 4ttended
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SCOTT BROTHER
Small Instruments, Such as violins, Guitars, Accordeo
on hand; also a good assortment of Piano Covers, Piano S
ztruetion Books. STAMPING Patterns -for Kensington,
mbroideries.
NEW
MILLINO FIRM IN S....AFO TH.
THE SEAFORTH ROLLER MILL
LATE THE RED MILL.
McBRIDE & SMITH, from Strath.)?
Having bought the above milis, and refitted. them throughout with all ti
and best machinery that could be procured for
GRADUAL REDUCTION' ROLLER MILL,
And the resit attained is, they have one of the best mills in the
Farmers can ow get all their GRISTING and CHOPPING done in
and have it home with them the same day, and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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PI.4OLTI, I&3 .A.11\iTT) SI -10R
For' sale by the ton. or in less quantities-LFOR CASH. Cash for any equ
Wheat.
MR. T
Mills.
y,
Jatest
rovince.
eaforth,
ntity of
McBRIDE SMI H.
OMAS SMITH -will personally superintend the' Seafort
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Roller
et.
THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE.
IIEAID OFFICE, TORONTO.
Paid up Capieal, - - $6,000,000:
ReSt, - - 2,000,000.
PRESIDEier. HON.WM. MO-NIASTER.
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SEAFORTH- BRANCH.
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The Seaforth Branch of thikBank continues to
receive deposits, on which interest is allowed on
the most favorable 'terms. ".
Drafts on all the principal towns and eitie,s in
Canada, on Great Britain, and on the United
States, bought and sold.
Office -First door SOUTIL of the Commercial
Hotel. I al,
• A. H. TRELAND, Manager.
F. IIOLMESTED, Solicitor. 639
SEAFORTI WOOLLEN MILLS.
Having m3: N NN Mills now in first-class running
order, I have pl asure in announcing- te my cus-
tomers and friel ds that with Enlarged Premises
and
IMPROV*D MACHINERY,
I am better hari ever prepared to turn out
FIRST:id LASS
On the shortest otiee, and will be pleased to
see all my old eUstomen and as many new enes.
A -LARGigl
- • On ha
STOCK OF GOODS
to trade with as usual.
A. G. VANEGMOND
A CTION SALES,
A UCTION ALE OF DURHAM CATTLE:
lt SHROPS IIREDOWN AND LEICESTER
SHEEP AND - ERKSHIRE PIGS. -:-On Lot 27,
Concession 7, t ullett, two miles from Londee-
boro station an four from Clinton, on Wednes-
day, March 18 , 1885, sale to commence at 1
'o'clock p. m.,. j arp. There will be offered fo
sale at the abo e place and time, a number of
-Thoroughbred 1 urham Bulls, Cows, Heifers and
Calves; Most of whish have taken prizes at- the
Provincial and , 'ester') Fairs, together with im-
ported Shropsh redown and Leicester Sheep.
Also a few sple did Berkshire Pigs. The pattle
embrace nearlj 20 head of -first-class animals, and
those wanting • ally good stock, should not fail
to attend this le -The stack may be -inspected
at any time pri r to the Sale. Conveyances will
meet the 8:24 . ni. train at Londesboro, from
Wingham, the ay of sale, also the 9:45 a. m.
trains at Clint()) ; from the east and south, and
the 9:15 p. rain -at Clinton, the day4before
the sale. TER517.—Eight, month's credit on fur-.
nishing approv joint' notes. Eight per cent.
per annum di count for cash. H. SNELL &
SONS, Propriet rs, Clinton P. 0.; A. BISHOP,
M. P. P., and J GAUNT & BRO., Auctioneers.
, 900-2
AUCTION S LE OF FARM STOCK, IM-
PLEMEN 8 AND HOUSEHOLD ?URN"-
TURE.—Mr. J. P. Brine has been - instructed by
-31r George Stoi ey to sell by Public Auction on
Lot 1, Concess on 8, Tuckersmith, on Friday,
March 20th, 18 5, commencing at 12 o'clock,
noon, sharp, ti e following property Stock. --
One breeding Imre, in foal . to " Strammer" ; 1
gelding comb), four, by " Old Entennise " ; 1
gelding rising- two, by "Glengarry" ; 1 filly
coming one, by 1 "North Star"; 41;ows in calf to
,Mr.. Mundell's t oroughbred bull, 3 steers com-
ing three,.3 ste rs coming two, 2 heifers coining
tWo, 7 sluing ea yes, 1 sucking call, 1 breeding
Suffolk sow, in Ag to. a thoronghbrhd Berkshire
boar; 3 fall pigs.. Implements,. &c. -One good
lumber wagon ith box and spring seat, 1 single
buggy, nearly n w ; 1 pair of bob -sleighs, 1 Max-
well reaper, ne rly new; 1 good -mower, 1 Sulky
horse rake, 1 hulled plow! 1 general purpose
plow, 1 wheelbi row, 1 fanning mill, 1 hay rack,
1 gravel box, 1. et iron harrows,1 stone boat, 1
set double tearn harness, 1 set single harness, 1
set plow harries , several sets of whiffietrees and:
. neckyokes. Al .0 cradles, scythes, forks, chains,
!Sze., together w th a lot of hay in 'stack and in
the barn, and a quantity of turnips in the root
house.- House
ing stove, 1 -en
1 parlor table,
good Florence
1 lounge, 1 do
box, a lot of ini
of other smallei
without reser,/ as the proprietor is going to
Manitoba. TE Ms.—All sums of $5 and under,
cash; over the amount 10mouths' credit will
be given on fut. iishing approved joint notes. A
discount of 5.c its on the dollar will be allowed
for cash on credit amounts. GEORGE STOREY,
Proprietor; J. BRINE, Auctioneer. .900x2
old Furiiiture.-One good cook- it
board, 1 bureau, 1 kitchen table, .;
wash stand, 2 new bedsteads, 1 ;
ewing machine, 1 rocking chair,
en common chairs, 1 creamery
k and creamery cans, and a host
articles. The whole will be sold
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HAVE YOU SEEN
EY COT
AT
11
NS
nton.Bros.
I te 1 you -they draw custo
time. Cottons! IS the cry.
Cott° s I Cottons! all iont in p
n every
ottons
-Ice, and
-
special prices by the piece.
Now is the time to go to • ANTON.
-I •
BROS. for your Cottons, .and w ile there
ask to see their
New Spring Prints, Shirtings,
Cottonades, &c.,
And clon't forget it! All thi month
winter goods to be sold at th.se great
discou ts we told you about,
A 1ot of Remnant Dress Go ds to be
sold c eap. All come.
anton Br s.,
EXETER.1
NOTIG I
THE ndersigned begs to inform t e inhabi-
ta its of Kippen and surroundi g country,
that he has leased the premises of 'V in. Edgar,
and h on hand a large stock of fi •class sea-
sone,d imber, and is now prep4ed • execute
all orde s entrusted to him in •a st: e and at
prices t at defy competition. I t all times
be found ready to accommodate ensto ers either
in Sleighs, Cutters, Wagcms and Bug, es,nroatinceti
Paint-
ing and Trimming, and even to a Saw for
those r 9niring it. All Work warran d to give
tion, and done, on the sho
vill satisfy all that I' mean jt st 814,-ehtvati.
1 satisfae
A tiial
say.
:WM. KY
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such universal Dipproi,:A i.,l! 1 i 1.,- t ,.., ., , . a
interest -to every suitt,r-,,,;;---
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SA P.S.I.PA,MILLA. See eertilicate tn. Ayer's
.41.1..mana‘,c for ....11:,11-31E. pialtzr, y
'worst form, lis ulcc rations actu-illv covered
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more -than half Clio suria-:e of his body and ' .
limbs. lie yas entirely' cured by ATrit'S
Drrid„,JG4reauchi:4ADdYrueligrartitisen;
"WaS for over t•renty; years bf.foro- bis removAl '
to Lowell afflicted with .,-!sal. ithennt in its
is IT " 1:! -Lit b:oot.r in...t,..1......,..2.A2i. ,er o.f...?....A. io 4.12.0,
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• Mixed Train.. ....0.. S 2.5 A. 31.
ExpresS.... . - .. Lr.0 P. )1. 1 ., .929...431550 pai'llm.
Express .. .. .. .... t-.17.3 P. II,
, . :5'4 LOMB' mass
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Gaixo Wpwr- $z VORTTL.' CLINTON
i),
Trains leave Seat rth ai.d. Clinton stationls
follows:
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Gfillf0; EAST--
_ Express._ .. 7.45 A. V,. 7.25 M
Express,. 1.0 P. 31. 1.05 rm
Mixed Train,. 4.14,5 r. _ 400i'.
London, Huron and Bruce,
GOING NORTH— EXpIV.,2.0. Ma. 2nd Class,
London, depart.. ,7.45 A. m. 4.50r31.
Exeter . , 8.576.10 9.35
Ilensall...„ 9,07 6.24 9.57
Rippen- - 9.13 6,29 10.07 f
13rueefield- 9.23 0.38 1 10,24
Clinton., - 9.45 7.05 11.3
Lendesbere 10.007.20 f 12.0
Blyth., 10.07 7.27 12.10A, M.
Belgrave.... 10.22 746 12.48
Wingbani; arrive 10.35 7,55 1,16 .
Goma SOUTH— Express. Mali. ' 2nd class
Win triton, depart 7.48 A. M. S.03 P. XL 10,10A,11,
Belgrave.... 8.00 3.17 I 11.21, '
Blyth .. 8.15 ' 3.3011.42
LOIldeSbOr0 . .6 8.24 ' 3.38 12.00
8.504.05 12.45n. lit
Brucelleld- 105 4.19 1.11 ;
Kippen., 9.1:3 , 4.27 1.27
111, ensa,.
ll9.18 4.32 1.36
Exeter . . , 9.35•
4.43 2.35
London, atriee ...I. 10.51 5.50 5.30
Wellington, Grey and Bruce.
Goma No aril-- .Accorn. Express.
Ethel.0.30 .r. u. 9.39 r. m.
Brussels 0.41 9.53 -,
Bluevale,... .... ,......, 2,55 ' 10-09
Wingham. . . . .. .... 3.10 ; 10.20
GOING SOUTH— EXTTCS,S. IrACCOill,
Wingham . ° 0.50 A. M. n.N A.1V
Bluevale • .. .. . -. 7.30 11.30
Brussels 7.16 11.50 -
Ethel- -•
7.27 ' 12.05 !,
NOTR.—The Morning Train going South land
the Evening Train going North, run on Thesday, -
Thursday and Saturday only.
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FOR THE :-NEXT
TH RTY DAYS
V
wi I offer the balance of my
stock of -
Parlor & Coal Stoves
AT COST FOR CASH.
Come - and Get Bargains
,
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WHILE THEY LAST.
A Few Second Hand Coal and
Wood Stoves Cheap.
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MACHINE OILS,
AND 4LLING THEM
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The only genuine is jnanufattured by
MCCOLL BROS. &CO,
TORONTO,
AND 18 SOLD IN SEAFORTH
REID & WILSON
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JAS. Ai :CLINE
MCC01113110S.tikCo
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