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. . I are . 21 "I I know,"f interrupted REA1 ESTATE FOR SALE. . 11
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I St. Louis. Globe-Dent0crat. � . begin with ale. "XXX," what does . �
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� - G., acridly, " the tug does all the that mark mean? "YOXX" On the beer ONEY.-Five laTtindr Thousand Dollars i
I 0 - . ' of 1847 the Rev. Mr. .
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I - in the autumn I � e TILDING LOTS- FOR SALE. -The under
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ised to go for a time -to the Y . blE s drriy - tea of interest and . I -
� - Lyle was a dv , - kg and the b tri I barrels -. "XXX" on the brewer'i � , firm property, at lowestt I i ra , . JJ signed bas a number nf fine building LoW I I
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. South of France, in. the hoFe 'that ar —11 I think," said an exasperated - - "XXX" on- the door of the gmi h ; easy terms. - Apply too WM. - McLE AN, Hensall, I � On Gcderich and James Streets for sale, at low I
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or L Gibsoil warmer al [mate would streng then his room orator, as -he slowly elevated hin �- "XXX" on the side of the bottle. t Ont. ' . � - prices. For particulars apply to D. D., WILSON. 4
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I . .-If from the pavement to a perpendici ,,- being able to find any one who,could tell � - � . -
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ck Bas' ket Raisins; ser ntN- five acres of land, being composed
ke public that he ha� oora. I he wished once more to pre V I C undersigned has any quantity of Cedar .New Fruits, Va encia, Selected Valencia, Sultana and Bla* I L .e I-
I B is family feared whE 1- the re- a-corange-peel on the, pavement is no gu'M that the whole thing is an allego,ry: Posts and -Ash Heading for fences for sale an - - -
),� operate the, people. . I : No' Vostimay Patras i Provincial Currants, imported Citron, Lernou and Orange of Lots 32, 33, 34, 315 and part of 31, in. the Sth ' �
sult of such an effort might t e, but'he t 4 Well 11" said the ,, "'XXX,"th r rt breaks, I.Cedar Posts at Q-7"per hundred,and special
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� , lengths ent to order hnd F Inek Ash, at $10 per Peel ; Valencia and S. S. Almond, Grenoble �Valniits Filberts, etc.; Pickles I C01cssi011 - tf -
. 21--sonflor 116 -1k.+ A- n" +h;,A, -, nf . n thirty n" a +M� A '.+.,�A U of-VeRillop. Theywil,lbe�,6�dcheap,
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� 9 J -b P ..T �0_ W"A�0, cord in bulk. JOHN ROBB, BrusselL, P. O.' Sauces and Cranberi ies, Honey, Jellies and Mar'nialaide ;' Coffees, Spices' a-hd Ex -
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[OILER FACTOrty, th rough , i h the service. Ke knew Orange -Peel that throws a full-grown .thirty chances for a drunkard's grave, I i ,. 941-4 tracts pure and good. . I .
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", hisser on was f ull of sc lemn and - —The daitzhters'4 tongfellow,� while I were -to iirrite a s ,'the first chapter A LE FOR SAIJE.--:--F)r sak,, a tininber of � . I
,pared to. give I and - I - . tory - ow-ily calved wilch cows, a'-ZU a 11ULAber of . . I
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. - � tender appeals to Ahose whorl'..he had the guests of Mrs. Ole Bull, in N6rway, , he pawn-
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. . . guided and instruated for maiiy,years. this summer will take 6, trip to see the broker's shop. Be watchful ! At this on Lot 33, Concessi0n 7, AcKillvl�. ROBEki
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s � midnights' . What &.strange place Season all the allurements to dissipation CAMPBELL, Constance P. u. TEAS, TEAS—New Season 1885-6.
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; I � '- hausted ii body, but withlhis,' Soul- Norway must be.- In this- country the will be especially busy. Let not your .--^ . . — r � L
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FWF,E DS, L� sweetly res �ing on that Savi ur "Whom . rls do mot have, to take any trip to BE e flight to hell be in the winter. -. . HAWL LOST. -Lost, about the middle -Lof . I I � . -1
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h6 had prei zhed with his L dyin�) night son..� .The midnight son , S September last, a Dar
�N,Kt% _' . I also remark that the winter even- - Any person leaving the same with Mrs. Con. warranted to please every time. Having lately purchased very extensively in the
, - ed bb a , ings, through their . ver - lengtb, allow stable, Seaforth, or at TnE L,'xPOSlTOIL Office, will Eastern marl��ets, wq'are prepar
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'LAIDINGS I As the evei dug drew on, he ha d ;enerally takes the trip to see them.
; 11 I g -it Y Ed to offer Teas at prices never before heard of in
. -W INCEYS,, member o'- his family the following I g, My dear madam," said the docto ., gr�zts* 'Ing for indulzences-;-!' Few young-- be-ouitably rewarded: 910 Seaforth, quaiity clsidered. Price and Sample on application. I
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- - prescribe 'a soporific." "'Thanks, doe- - ; I - HROPSHIRE LAMBS.- F or sale, five Shrop- .
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�G YARNS. Al� e ! Fast falls the eventide; , - . �eleven. reading Moitley's Dutch; Repub- such should apply at. once, on Lot 177, London . 1� -
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� 5Lflee, 0 lie or John Foster'9 Essays. The young � I
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� Whe other elpef-'_ fat I I never could get that boy to e ki it COOPER. - .
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pinning and ]�� - � Help %, oh abide with in e. ly to soap in any form.?' men who have been confined to the store I CRO ERY AND -GLASSWARE.
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�- Kxy�ift to its close ebbs out -life's little 41ay; . - I . I - . I Q,HAWL LOST. -LO I .
Attended to. I ' . and they must go somewhere. The most 0 on the -gravel road,'between Leadbury ana I ' I
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. Earth's joy's row i ni, i , ories pass away; She Remembered. u Dinner
. I : cay nd: . I see I . I - J ' have, of. a winter's e i Scaforth, a black Shawl. The finder will be We are offering special bargains in this department, especially i
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Change and ( , in all %rou - ; I of them ve-'I'ng' liberally rewarded 'on leaviiig the same either at Sets, China Tea Sct7g,' Chamber Sets and Glassware of all kinds during the Holl-
- I A young lady met a dude on the three or four hours of leisure. After the 1 � �
e will, sa far as possible Oh, Thou wh' changest not, abide w th me! THE EXPOSITOR Qffipe, Seaforth, or at the Lead- - day Season. Call ai�d see our stocks, and compare prices. Just to hand another
�1 WITH TH" and �; . � street the other da -y. and spoke to him. .evening repast the young man puts On bury P. 6. 1 936tf
& Q100d Working Not a brief g ance I beg, a, passi n- wo rd I That night he met her at the house- of a his hat ,;,.nd c6a:t and goes out. "Come . . % I
Order T ' - shipment of the 11 IAJorld " pattern in Dark Brown and Bronze Green in Tea Sets
fficient. Workmen, But as Thou welt with Thy discipleE, Lord, . I . , , - '
I I � Familiar, CO d,eseending, patient, free, - friend. � in here," cries one form of a1lurement. OTICE.-A general meeting of the West Chamber Sets, and Dinner Ware. Prices extremelyllow. A _Iarqe assortment of
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� . collie not to, -ojourn but abide with e I Ah, Miss Chestab," he said * NEnd Cheese x1anufacturing Company, will goods suitable for lid,liday presents. Call early and niake your selections. A call
" I "Come in here !" 'her ' "GO " be held at J. M. Best's law office, Seaforth, on
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1 believ e yqu spoke to me on the street says Satan : "you on ght,to see for your- ,Saturday, the 30th day of January, 1886. at 2 is. respectfully, solicil ' � d. - � .
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I , by wings; I self." I ""'by don't you � go?" says a o'clock P. M., when &it account wilf be submit- - � .i .
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. . MILL.S. I ocs, a heart for every plea: comrade. "'It' is a shame for a young
. - Come, Frien� of sinners, and thus bide with " Weally, Miss Chestab, you wIll ex- man to be as green as you � are. By this property disposed of. J. It[. B&M, Liquidator. I L ,IDLAW& FAIRLEY, SEAFO.FiTH,
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Proprietor. And though rebellious and perve e mean- you know." , I . — I i
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L v. . " Ah. indeed! It was ,at Saratoga, L ple to resist such temptations,'�Tal- Centralia, Blyth, Winghan) Brussels, Listowel
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On. to the clo e, 0 Lord, abide with n e ! , mage. . . — 2 1-1:0 � 0- 0 T -.j E) ID IT — 1. i I 0 1 T.
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4 " Weally, Miss Chestah, I .beg yoah , - . . Twine Binders, Single Reapers, Mowers, Sulky . .
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- I need Th 8 cc c. cry paqsing hol ir , pandon- .1 had quite fawgotten, don't I , to WM. B. ;
What but Tl�y grace can foil the teiripter' Anecdotes of Josh Bfflings. McLEAN, Hensall, or to the Krth American . .1
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� . a -undahstand I Manufacturing Company, I,Drjd�'11. 941 . � I �g-V, 3 .,..
, power? I . - you know', and I c: wn't � co . � Ir . � OWD
Who, like Thy!self my guide and: stay (an beg how you -could wemembah me Sowell. " Before 1 left New York I called on z .� IP)
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r YOU AN - Throu-h clou and sunshine, oh, abi e with me! " Quite eas , Mr. Morgan ; you know Josh Billingsivitb art. album and modest- I CM 11 W W" .
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I I . I fear n �ith Thee at band to bleas, the simpler anything:is, the .easier we ly solicited his autograph. lie- took it -.-N . 11 1 4% ,a! . . I ;, 1� I 0 I
In t- " L . hiefly maple, some Hemlock nd Cedar, never a ,- .. t .1
lflls have Do ig , an ars Lo bitterness; reme ber it. . . on his knees, gave his mouth a comical. c iling stream through it. T ree miles from . _. , , !*,,- ..
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� . Hold then T � cro8s before my c osing eyes, especial . .. � . . go. 0 RETIRED FAAkER3 , ND OTHERS.- - � .
Aiiiie throufl. the, ,gloom and point md'to the of on . . � t
i� CH 0 � young men, because some of their TFor sale cheap, aconi'ort, ble frame. dwell- � .
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� I E, skies : I.- . . 'Josh w Ziremely fond of animals, ing house and half an acre A I , lid in Egpiiona- -13 - '
� Iff-axen's mor Ang breaks, and earth's vain shad- h6mes in winter are � especially unat- and had -a ceLt in, his house at Albany ville, near the cemetery. 7he house contains 5 �
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' tractive. In summer they can sit on wbichhegraviely'addres"das"Williani." rooms. The lot is planted wit fruit trees. The � .
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I . This was his last hymn on earth. He on the mantel, and the ev�enings are s name� for puss, as cats were usually cali- monolville. . 935x12 � ; .
f ..- reachedl ' c, and shortly after. his spirit short that soon after gaslight they feel ed "Tom" or "Tip" Or a quick, short — ----- _- . - Wp c6mmenced December trade* with our stock once more -replenished with
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. � - . cognomen. ; OTICE.-.Notice is he eb given that the several lines ods bought belo* regular prices. .
. as. lie pas;ed away, and whispered, -�eliough pains to make these long ,winter - NAnnual meeting of t c flay Township �. �
� I , "But that's a special,swell, blueblood- '
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. I � I � Ed specimen of the .feline race-, I wish will be held at the Town I all Zurich, on Alon-
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� las declared it to it is stranae that old' people -know so .
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NIT' STOR199L forever ,wit i Him who L� you to know," rejoined the humorist. day, January 11th, 1880, at 10 o'clock, 11.
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. - about young people. One would "Recently, poor fellow, he has had fits Business, -Receiving the Dir ctors' and Secre-
w, ink that tary's Annual Reports,'Eledti b n of Directors for Also two lines of Black Worsteds very cheap. I
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with Him ey may th thery bad never been young ,andBilice then I call him 'Fitz -Wil- I . I .
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M THE I behold His rv. . themsel-ves, but .had 'been born witK () t I .
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t I 9103 I . ' sidered good for the welfare ;he Conipany. J. In Dress Goods we have still i good range.
I I tbeirspectacles.on. It is dolorois I �
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� . - Gaieties.� . young people to spend ithe three or -four was preseute4 to Jos , and the pianist Secretary. Hay, December I b, 1885'. 941-3 Ask to see our (.1lostume Twe(,,ds, suitable' for either Ladies' or Children's
W Hotel, - I - L hours of a -winter's - .. with parents - -
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I I . who sit talking over their -'own ail- a -UXECUTORS' NOTICE -A I parties having I . .
a laying his h ad': upon a- large Stone jar with'accounts of the obility of his an- J[2J clainis� against the estate f the late Thomas �
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I: - I _ ments and misfortunes and the nothing- cestors. "My family " said he 16ftily, Nash. of the -,township cf MeKillop, in the, Serges at 25c per yard.
: , for a pillow -replied to one who inquired -. ' . Also our All-W6ol
. I I ness of this world. How date you talk it I . unty of Huron, who died G ' or about the 19th .
,AT LY DUN Ev! ' i,f it was n4 rat ar( , o a,t y � goes'back to thetim. of the Crusaders. 'ld(
L )) I such blasphemy? God was b ' six I , July, 1884, arehereby noti ed to seild a statq- In Staple Goods splendid value in Factory and Bleached Cottons, Tickings,
I - for I have altuffed it with hay. � I . "By . My re -searches in this direction enabled
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L_ 11 days in making the world, and has al- - it of the same �r d letter, addressed Shirtings, Cottonades, Denims, Canton Flannels, etc.
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L, � How lo�ld do you.think in y daugh me r that on of my ancestors to either of the unaersignad t Scafortli P. O., .
. ; . ter is?" aske a mother of a lady lowed it to bang six thousand years on accompanied th E i ero�tr, Barbarossa." stating the nature of the hecurity they hold, if In Geq Flannels we have a splendid line worth the attention o uyers.
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lie, - . " W - she _jVaS 1*11 bteen ?" fed you and clothed you and Shone on ly . before Monday the cigEth day of February, 1886.
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. ould you think u for � fifty years, and yet ' impressed,- inirned�a,te,�y remarked : All claims not then in mill be peremptorily Nice goods in Fur Caps, Capes, Muffs and Boas, Far Trimmings.
. . " 0;h, Yes," was the candid eply, " I yo you talk "On the piano, of Con *Be. , barred from settlement as a distributign of the -
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. - - __ - - I � - . shOuld thirk she was eighteen -about abou� the nothingness of-thi8 world? � .1 1 . assets of the deceased. will then be iiia�de. A" -few Jackets which will be sold cheap.
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. �. teii years ago f5L) 1. I Do yon expect the young people in . . -_ _#_ — JAMES McINT(611, I - . . ..
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L whole -evening and From a New ictionary e Quilts and Eider Down Comforters.
�'_�_ L C2 I -A farm Ex and - -his m hear you g,�oan about this magnificent � I . 1 4 Seaforth, December 16, 1 85. 940-8 . . .
��� _� 2C dentilit's I'How m,uGb do vou charii . I A- rill, 44 , ,�; , 4-1, 2 .9 14. . �
'111 : . , I star-ligbti :, sun -warmed, shower -ba, 6�L— IU LVC4%, V %J �1& 0 MLL a
A-11, .�, , cm . for fillin teeth?" 'asked thei farmer. I - u oinourselves. - -
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�.._. 6C IV 0 611 S, illingsY "An' I I .1 . Arniy—A body of men kept 1,000 da s
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, " -4 how fnilch for , Pullin'?" t Half -a- God -inhabited Planet? From su. h to be 'used on one. - I Y
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_J� = cro,wn." 11 _ Maria," said th farmer homes young men -make a wild plunge Bachelor—A 'ild goose that . tame
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. I I M I . - turning to I is wife) "you'd beder git it into d - issipation. .Many of you have geese envy. y .
I . P1111ed!" � the means—why do you not buy them a Benevolence—A service that "the re-
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� . little boy, a t ou It to b 11 itt -t help to make home attractive-? There Child—The. future in, the present. -
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� � his expense. "'Here, boy," : aid �hoe, Coquette—,A mirror � that receives all
i 11 j%ust come ind look in this ;ass, and the, domestic circle.. It r6quires no large images, but preserves none. I
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-1 said the'boy,"how did you discover it?" no chased sil�er, no gorgeous uphol- � , � .
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. . . The ansNver as not re0orded. I stery ;, but a parental heart awake* to its Conversatioh-�-Tlie idle man's business
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� = S - - —I)r. Bir 1, once a physician ii�l Edin- duty. Have a doleful home and yo ir and the business man's recreation. ,,, - -
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I I - - 1. . fast to them a million catechisms. I child's strength. . .
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7C - of extremely sleriderand 1 wiry appear-. .tree in frODt_ Of your bon bone chips. I : .� I
I � ance—who greeted him bokerously sei." He an- I'
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�r ' r5 I willfade.7' 4saidtohim: "Youhave ment to people.
deed the e rly bird?",- The -response . ;11 " * 11 Family—Matrimon doing penance.
came, accompanied by a meaning smile. a beautiful garden Hereplied: -Yes, Y
Ili' -SAWS. - . � Fashion—A degree that enbances
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� Heireas—A capital wife. I
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. .1 � there, my - daar madam, 0"Ornpose: our- Pompey and the. ,Possurn. . I 9
� and Anierican , Y , � ings and fruition, beneath which flow
: setf," L&-(Iy--" I woitidet if iq can be.. Of course, you have heard the classic
� ... ,_ little Char -ley is upst . airs 'POssum story which is always told wbell the waters of disappointment.
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� lit. The 'possum waq ready. to be Love—A frozen deep ; beforeyou. ven
i never felt be ter in iny life."
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7 i�l ltwfll,l weat � Softly to the fire t1fe
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: . lite fpel Iniselable." " Yes, ft , ives, me ,graceless youth took the� 'possum out of —The, labor of the wealthy.
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aw in the niar- the blues. " ' "I Let'� tak.e a drint. " the pot and rapidly - devoured its gamey .111ankind—Pieces in a ame of chess
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Iemper,, we will Ig an ae ion of %va.S-to cat lie gathered the bon'
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' make;a. sacrifice for the go ers ? ,Success—A ene'ering
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"rolli, Lix erl�ooj or � -tle %v hi�,zk y -to' niake it stron- de water He said :, "N6, 1 will go doi�-n with the -
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�C(,M'_Ic, ,*4a. Re- Tendoirness—Passio i
,, L(indonderry or I _� itir, a,-nd de Sugar to iri&L�,e it sweet. -eci" that heroism. I I . 0 1 11 in repose.
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P-JtLerage, ��2(;. - � w � I ficant rection. " I . b
Uke it yOu,r If " indulgences foi the good of others �, Be Titne--To the a(yed- an atom; to the
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PREDITORS' NOTICE.-
.n the matter of the
1kJ estate of John G. Smith
late of the village of
Exeter, in the County of H
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ceased. All persons havin!
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G. 'inith,who died on
277 th day of September, A.D.JQ
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the 8th day of February, UN
to send by post
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I- dersigned, their
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ad. resses and de-
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arb of their claims,
a statement of their &CCCUD�s
and nature of
securities (if any) held by the
and, in default
thereof, they will be peremy
to ily excluded from
participating in the said esi
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also give notice to all partiesl
indZted to the
s�id estate, whether by bock
ccount dr other-
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time above mentioned- Date
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this 16th day of December, 188..
GEO. DOBSON,
Chiselhurst P. 0. ; JOHNTRO,
,ER, and JAMES
JARROTT, Hill's Green P. 0.,
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Lot 96, Concession 3,
Tucker8mith, abont Joe last,
a three year old
Heifer. The ownermay hale
the same by prov-
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SPARKS, Brucefield P. 0.
expenses. , JAMES
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rsigned, Lot
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Stanley,' about the Ist of
Au - at, a Yearling
Steer. The owner can have
the same by proving,
property and paying chargei,
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ATHAN PECK.'
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WOOD
still a quantity of firAt-c
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hip Woodyard, North Slain
3treet, which he iw
prepared to deliver in any pao
of the Town at
reasonable rates. Orders lefi
atlReld & Wilsofir's,�
or Wilson & Y*ung's and by
relpphone promptly
attended to. N. B. -The h
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Hotel and build-
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an avre of )and, aill
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ru in tile township,
�f Tuckersinith, in the Count
.aining 81 acres, lb,,!n ' �,oiij postd
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of part No. 9,1
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Concession 3, H. R, S.'. Ill a L
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icross the corner of the lot.
For particulars ap-1
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DALY, or to Eg-;
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bairy'Men Jr S Association
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�he Dair vinen's As- I
of Western outario,
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Olwn flail, Woodstock, on
the 136, 14th and!
15th of January next. Arrar
genients have been!
d,ade with the Grand Trt
nk and Canadian,
Pacific Railways, for the usuf
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�n presentation of the certiti
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required at the station froi
�,,al�hol ,men,,I�ervhip
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'ie th
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but no reduction will be
Mll wed unless thel
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1w v Certificate, to �
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� a'ryat fngersoll, .
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is to 1. mcced-
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E. CHADWICK, '
In-ertioll, DL ISS5.
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Shareholders and
�Atrons of the Walton Union
Cheese and Butter
ilanufacturing Company. will
be held.at BlUirfles, i
lall, Walton, 01)
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16, 1886,1 I
6 I o1clo.ek p. in., sfial-Tp, f
r the election of I
)tticars and Directors and
the transa,otion of
�neral business. . A full attendanco
is Specially
esired. R. H. FERGU60-N,
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ruckers.mith Agricul
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The Annual Meeting of tY,
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Nickersmith Branch - Agricult,�al
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H el, Se=o�h, on
' �THUR'DAYI 'ANNUA'�u"'11"teh,_I��,
4 I Oiclock p. M., for the I
0 lecting
itlicers and Directors, and
t� transaction of
�her business. � .
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ON MeADAM,
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SKIRTS, VELVETEENS PLUSHES, SILKS, etc., splendid values; in ENG-
LISH WORSTED and SCOTCH TWEED, a fine . selection; in CANTON and
ALL -WOOL FLANNELS, unheard of prices heretofore; in CARPETS and
OIL CLOTHS, a good selection.
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position with any house in Canada for selling goQd goods at right prices. �
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No. 40 Oliver Chilled and Syracuse Chilled and Ste,e-I Plows, . . I
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The Essex Centre Steel and Chilled, I
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Apply to W. C. GOURNLOCK, 'W-arsaw, New I
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M!, --ACRE FAII31 FOR SALE -North half of
I f) Lot 30, and the north of north half of Lot
31, Concession 9,11UcKillop. Most of this land is .
seeded,and in excellent condition for ineadow
or pasture. For further particulars apply to
ANDREW GOVENLOCK, Winthrop P. 0. sit .
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Lbt 19, and half of IS, in ibe Ist Con- .
cession of Turnberry, about two miles from
Win-han), and One and one-lialt'iniles from Blue -
M.
,vale. Ninety acres under - cultivation -well
fenced and `4ritined, with good buildin�s and - I
other conveniences, will be sold cheap. Apply
-to ALEX. ROSS, Bluevale 1". 0. . Mtf
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FARM FOR SALE. -For Sale, Lot 28, Conces- I
sion 2, McKillop, containing 100 acres of
which about 65 are cleared, well fenced, . un&r-
drained and free f rom iitunips. There are fair
buildin.-S and small oreliard Plenty of .good -
spring water. This farm is situated within two
miles of Seatorth, is pleasaittly located, vondome' I
of the best farins in the Countv of Huron. It -
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BEATTIE, Seaforth. . 942tf 19
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. -The underm
signed has a number of very eligible build- � �
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and convenient to tb e business pdrt,of ihe village,
and are well adapted for the residence of retired
�farmers, or Others desiring a pleasant and quiet � .
place of residence. DANILL CLARK, Egniond.
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_U township of Grey, containing 100 acres.
This lot is valuable for Its timber, beinz covered
with cedar, hemlock, black ash, beech, maple z
and a quantity of pine. It could be easily drain- .
ed as the Governirent drain runs along the front
of the lot, and when dra;;ned would be a desir-
able lot for a�picultural purposes. For parA'cu- �
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corner of St. John and Spar.ling Streets, �
Seaforth, being Lot 19, Sparling's Survey, This
desirable property bt3hig a corner lot near the - -
residence of Air. Wm. 31. Grity, suitable for a
small family, can be purclias ed on application to .
Mr. Armitage in- Cominercind Baiil� buildings, -
Seaforth,the house con6dns six rooms with sum- .
mer kitcheta, hard alA soft Avater, coal"boUse and - -
other Qutbuildings the lot is well Stocked with �
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fruit, Plum, Cherries, Crab Apples, Currants, . L
Grapes, &c., and is ivell fenced with new picket
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FARM IN MORRIS FOR SALE. -For Sale,
North-ba-if Lot 22, Concession 7,31orris,
containing 100 acres, about 70 of which are clear. � .
ed, and partly cleared from stumps, well fended
and in a good state of cultivation. The wood
land contains considerable cedar. There is a .
good franicliouse and bank barn with stabling
underneath and other necessary butbuildlIngs, a
good orchard and plenty of spring water. It is .
within three quarters of a mile from school, and -
only three miles from the flourishing village o.f
Brussels. This farm will be sold cheap. Apply .
on the premises or Brussels P. 0.
920tf SIMON FORSYTHE, Proprietor. �
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Sale -Lot. 7, Conm,,don 12, TUC ersmith,
containing 100 acres, al)oift 85acres cleared, free
f roul Alinilis, we)lfenced and well underdrained ; . .
the -balance is well timbered with hardwood�
Therelsagood log house tu,oframebarnsafid -
9ther frame outbuildings. lihe buildings are all
In good repair. There are two good wells aild
a Spring creek rujining through a -corner of the
place. There are two good bearing orchards. It �
is within thre-c -miles of the prosperous village I
of Hensall, on the Grand Trunk Railwky, and
eight from Seafortli. This is a splendid stock .
farm. It is very convenient to School and within
a mile and a half of churches, postottice, &c.
Apply on the premises or address Chisellitir-t P.
0. PETER COOPER. - 94,2x8
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SUFFOLK PIG. -The uOdersigned will keep
during the present season, for the improve-
ment of stock, on Lot 31, Concession 3, Me-
Killop, a ThorotiFlitired Suffolk Boar. Terms—
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JOHN MeMILLAN, Jr. 939x26
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BOAR FOR SERVICE. -The undersi led will .
kee UOr aervice, a thoroughbr 7182 ff olk
Boar, on t 29, Copeession 8, in - the township
of Hibbert- rn I per sow, payable at time -
ice , Te t a:
of serv, with �h privilege of returning it -
necessary. WM. EPERHART. 935-t.f.
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BERKSHIRE BP.AR FOR SERVICE. -The
undersigned �-111 keep for ser.N ice during
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the season, at Rodgerville, his Berkshire Boar.
This Pig. is too well known to need puffing.
I ema-R,1, payable At time of service, with UIVI -
lege of returning Knecessary. An easy appi ance
,for losAing &lid �nloatllng Sows. JOHN P.
MARSHALL. 1 942
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BLACK PRIXCf,'.-The undersigned will keep
during the present s�&�son on his premises
at Leadbury, the, well-known Bcrk�bire Pig,
"Black Prince,% from imported Sta(�k on both
aides, and to which a lintited miniber of Bowe I
will be taken. Term&-Onc do]Jar per bow,with
the privilege of returning if nedeosary. WM`.
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SUFFOLK PIGS.-Tbe undersigned will keep
on band during the 'present sew on, a Thor- -
oughbred- Suffolk Pig, to which a limited num-
ber of ooiwii will be taken. T-rins-One dollar,
with the privilege of returning if nevessary.
Apply on the farm of the underoiKned at Grieve's
Bridge -Northern Gravel Road, MeKillbp. HUGH
J. Glakii. - 941
THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE BOAR FOR
SE10TICH--The undendgited hag f set-
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lgeH, in Rod erville, being part of lot 34,'In. 1,
vice and the Improvement of stock on bi-, I
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Ushorne, a Kroumbbred Berksbire l3o . - Thi*
aninial Is oired by -Win. Elder's Delebrate lm- I
ported boar " Duke,,' his njotber' being -a sQw
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breeder. The serviee fee for this boar, which
icknowledged by many competent judges be
me of the best in the Vountry, is j?i, , i )rivi-
ege of returning If riecesgary. HADL , AN,
itbolgtrAlle. . 9 4
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111Y, NUFVULKS Alit TRY, BMT.;--Tf)q un -
de ' of It" now on Lot 21, Cone " n 2,. -
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ralCickersmitli, and will keep es"If
R. S., for, the
irovement of Stock, Two TiioRquonoRLD SuF.
,K BoA:as. The oldebt, "Granger,",was far-
eed on April 3rd, 1882, was bred by Mr. Wm. _�
ilott, Milton, County of Halton. 11.4 Sire and
'dam were both imported. The second I - -
ng Tom," was farrowed in A nil, 1884. He -
i1bred by Megars. A. F m.nk I Solim, of the
nty of Peel, and both his sire and his dam
* also un rted.. They are an good pigs as
,e ever or= & service In Utrom as can he
van by the extended'pedigree8 which are
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i8tered in the Canadian Herd Look. Term*
with the privilege of Wturning If necessary.
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C)RGE PLEW&S. . 91
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Boiler busiue" lateli, carried on by it -be
lerich Foundry and ManufacturingCompomy, .
having liad an experience of over eight Y�.arx
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hat shop, are now prepared to carry on �tbe
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ny work entrusted to us will receive .
!ntion. First -clam work guaranteed, PrOTA -
11 kinds of Boilers made and repaired, allo .
*e Stacks, Sheet Iron Work, &D., at rea*on-
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