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F 1-1 � laughter by way of reply. It seemed as if caller is an intimate' friend and has no- in a long dripping pan; add one pint of hot fore. It is supposed that he missed his way, quires for its cure a very long 'and careful —AT THE----:, I
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1, I i him into an explosion,'and they neaxly ,sue- may tell the maid that she need not an- half an hour in a hot oven. Good hot or staits, leading downw rds, which he may film -like gathering over the eye, which aID- , ,Q I
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, ,...- I Yates came to his relieC:- I table. P. P. C. cards should be left on, the' AfIXT SAUCE.—GUt fine the leaves and seen going up -stairs, the 6ccupaifts of the is calculated to destroy human life. First, �
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1. , not cha.flmg." months on leaving'town at the close off the witW sharp vinegar and- a teaspoonful of in ,an instant afterwards the unfortunate oil in the imported paper, wh ell is nearly as �
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season, on leaving the neighborhood where sugar. man was found at the foot of the back destructive. I I
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ad - - - , ". there lay a large official envelope, on which you have resided for years, or where yon D POTTAOE.—Boil ten cents' worth of stairs. He must have struck on 'his head, to make the paper burn white and add La. - I I
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I . The reaction was instantaneons, and the prendre conge Oquify to take leave, and potatoes, �one parsnip cut fiii6, one stalk of instantaneous. It is supposed that he was the tobacco to give it the insidious influence -
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I nTOWT young fellow was completely overcome. A when good-bye.is not intended, and future celery cut fine, and cook one hour. somewhat the,worse of liquor at the -time, which it possesses over the brain. - I
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. moment later, and all his old comrades were meetings are anticipated, there is no osten- . POTATOBALLS.—Flourkng the hands,work as he was a man who . drank considerably. you wonder that the animal life of a young I
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ish- 1kr, ,� � Brings c*mfort and improvement and gathdred round .him in -,real earnest, con- sible motive for leaving P. P.. C. cards.- cold in;ashed potatoes Into small round The..proprietor of the Imperial, however, man is killed ? STYLISH AND CHEAP.
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. . � eilds to Personal enjoyment when gratulating and shaking hands, while Cus- J)eceinber Ladies' Home, Journal. " cakes and My brown in lard, with a sprinkle states that he did not get any liquor in his 4 -- � -
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pser only smile faintly, turn very pa,le,, find his Gemsof Thought. Parsnips -are nice cooked in this way, the deceased here, f arther than that he was an People over -looked the importance of perma-
1 -4 -ter than ot1ters and enjoy liflo more, �rit' I CHICKEN PATTIES.—Pick the meat'from a. itinerant peddler of harness oil, who visited =k just as well and last- twice as
,Rlt- ! � ,�'l eyes full of tears, and sink Zlown in a chair, Gran*d temples are built of small stones nently beneficial effects and long. - I
� fess expelidituTe,. by more promptly feeling very much as if lie'were going to Fold ebickenand cut in small pieces. Put Listo,%vel periodically. He was a man of were satisfied I
ieh-. I and great lives are made up of triflin ' with transient action: but now that it is -ilk call is sure to satLify intenalug purchasers. I
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)rs,. 11, * adapting the world's best products to make a -fool of himself and cry. . events-. . I in a sauce -pan with a little hot water and �etween 50 and 60 years of age, ruddy face generally known that Syrup of Figs, will - . . I . :
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I I . few inoments, and was able to thank hi , e flour and the yolk of all eq hair somewhat gray. He was fully six feet . : � ,
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ate, � fiax-ative principles .-embracod in the - comrades, and after awhile was permitted without any tears. I Line patty -pans with good crust, glaze with in height, and weighed about 200 Pounds- laxatives, which act for a time, but finally ' ! :
� . . I to read the orders which accom panied his . the white of an egg, and bake. When (lone It is said by those who have conversed with . . I SEAFORTH. - .. I
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4 � ' commission, and which directed him to re. other, you lose the enjoyment of that which fill with the chicken and send to the table him that. lie was 0. native of Glas(row and I
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. -urin niost. acceptaw-0 alld pleas- I � the tops, and bake then. Children are de. whether he has any relatives ill Canada is � Never so Good., Never so -Cheap- A �
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�� &. I i The thocightless boys. � ort t obiects of life. Velfriou Had Reft Them Apayt, but Love I I
... i ..and per�raallelitly curing constipatioll'. plants. . which govern the operations of digestion and .nutri. them. DAVID 3111XE,Eth�l, ont. .1406 ,� �
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9 .1 God wants the b-jyo. with all their joys, L Ilege-&tint ration'begina when the point is There are said to be *over 600 varieties of . tlor�,'and by a careful application of the fine proper. I
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I re�vffied where one is tboroughly satisfied wheat. ties of well -selected Co,,oa. ar.Epps has provided for i
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I � Bis heroes brave %vith himself or his attainments. The first ancient author to mention rye and Mrs. Luella Rollins, hiswifb, sparked erage which may save us many heavy doctors! bills. �
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i -profew;( i, because it netts on the Kid- Strength must be found iii thought, or it was Pliny. � I all over the station from 4 o'clock until It Is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that . I
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; 1; I (�Vst Livi,r and AL'owc's witbont weak-- will never be found in words. Hiall-'sound a constitution way be gradually built up until strong p
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84. away, and the leaders of a cause fall one b It, and they would both smile sweetly at fortified with pure blood as�jd a properly nourished 1. -
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bts�,, i �gi . , princ . ' �r. Rollins could c fraine."--Clvil Service Gazette. CHRONIC 1111OKC iTtsl .
I., Go( are. cterna , the.Egyptians. each obberuntil Af ontain Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold I L
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L� �' n The world may be, . verance your bosom friend, ]experience your -_rebef to his feelings. And all .of this LoNDoN', Exat,AwD. 1398,26 ' Is positively the most rational and MOST SU=F-"- . � :
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I L ,�ept any 4�ubstitute if offered. And purity, and, Hope your guardi Maize has been found in the most axicient It was not liard for a curious person to Skin Diseases. i �
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. r . worin himself into the conildonce of the Skin digeas739 are more or le3s occ.isioned b- Z
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�. 1. I The -irl turned to the witidow with a once and only once I pass ! The straw of rye is often of far more value was a stalwart, handsome young fariner removing all impurities from the blood from a e -)m- ENT. If you have Catarrh, Asthma, Bronebitis, Lung � i
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� . Dr. Low's Pleasant Wor Syrup removes worms of DR. ROURK is widely And favorably known 1. :
Z rl� TI)atN%-Iiieli-g�owsfgt-witliers as rapidly; of the bermans. lence.
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� � " Life is. It is ,going on all the '. v it. Won't it, Lu?" SUPERINTENDENT OF LONDON GENERAL .
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�311, '111 or -le partficalar, it bad effectually altered (lice ; the intuitive soiil of' one p6rceives - BeUeville Daily Ontario. . I
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� A - sarl, shone, and Craisebaeak gathered in gos- those with whom they come in contact. I of an "express messenger" arrangement. her. That was in, April. Well, I've been . .
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t, I .sipping groups, to discuss its little t,ragedy, Now, it is possible to have this sub-consci- p '
k . � � . end Dye colo -s are scientifically prepared, -In the forthcoming British naval esti- -to Louisville on a false scent, *and -I've .
: she lay, withdrawn, in her darkened room ; ous life, this hidden life, molded by Christ, m I FEAR'S
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"I., I -t, joy and pl�as- -Masked burglars broke in - bar. � Well, maybe I didn't come a -run- ave them Castoria, .
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I 10, ,I -nisfortun6 'to bad not confess where her money was. the worst scare any one of the family ever I have used Dr. Carson's Bitters for twelve months, -D
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� � lows fr6111 " Hayville " to the Weekly 8 tate- newed for home and street wear. Fath -The L'Aasouie Temple iii St. Catharines, got. 1 o I : , and can say that they are, for an appetiser, purga-
� i : I lack and his success to shrewdness. and son's suits are made to look brand new - I tive, and nerve tonic, the beat I ever used.
7 -4 meat -- Always look slick. and fat, and thrive
r 01 �, - t -Baker: "If you take these pies of and any cast off articleof wearing' apparel' the finest building of its kind in thi3 Prov- "But how did you get alcing In the - J. MARTix. Notary Public,
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; 2 were both destroyed by fire on Monday of "I had a prettyllard time, butI'd a -staid - 460400 I
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Only the first baby is'favored with be sUccessf away till I died before I'd a -given in," Stark's Povtders, each pwkage of which contains .
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. , if you lose ma'am 9 iii(juired the judge. . the time. But it's all over now, and Pin uable compound is, i I
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I � - ali eye, ,%nd ' ,;,'I 0, 000 i f -you cret killed !" . one hour, turn out of the rn6uld when cold, - - - Having been troubled with bi-liousness and bead. ` I
. . M i get rid 'Of band drives a canal boat." ' � I irgin wood. L . .. . "You bet your life you are, bone,-," prepared, so that we .
I paid tbee prenduni just tc sli n I ife round th6 edge to loosen the - " ache, with lose of appetite, -1 wag advised to try Dr. , . .
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- I -Ar. Malcolm, a fariller, of Scotland, said Frank-, "or if you have to run again Carson's Bitters, and found great relief after a few i . I
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-wit air, and cam, e nea,r to 9 , S,I\ i - ;1piu-cupof sugar; ireek, at the ihstan'ce of the Perth Mutual Globe -Democrat. ' I .
--- a kneep an oil the sharp comer of a to " Wife : " Was that all ! It* s - " , Iq alf teaspoolif ill soda . . This explainp, i .
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� , teaving - ' I two-thirds p it ter; h Insurance Gonipauj,., on the charge of ha,v- Toronto, Ont. in a
nie you had more thar. two." � I . 1000.
rail- Here was a le4son which caime r i't . I Rt I inry caused a fire at his premises about a Reproduction In, Dliciobes.
� . � . i9l . dissolved i� two t"ea�poonfuls of hot water - - 0 Meast a DICK & CO., Montreal. measare, their great popularity ana
I 110.1,1e to me. doctors bnn e, lawyers quibble, flavor istronaly . *ith lemon. Use flour r ago. The prisoner's wife is at present I
. U . Statesmen cant, , g parsons bibolp' 11 . yea, I have analysed and tried- your Blood Pdrifier in a Unparalleled success. Full direetions
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'. a ,a After the second (lay ill bed I bethought When d' 9 enough to roll t,lihi. Cut,like cookies ind suing tile coi�ipany. for the $600, the amount The old line of pseudo scientists, the ..
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frim t1ho To him who calls himadtf plain Mr. of the insurance. ", sults. I am continually prescribing It In my prac- L, .
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� get even 1 Arn 1 ill enough'.1 How do I get -Guest in an hotel : " Briucy me a gla,ss butter in a cup of sweet' milk, ,and, as it the C. P. R. in Winnipeg, the men are hold- 0 equal it for general improvement of stock, and on-, I
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Vtp mad -t- �, :S0 little of the policy that I liad no recollec- don't you wa,811 before you conle to .the ens and draws awAy from the side of the and ta.ke to farming, as they cannot make long since been exploded. There are sev- Montreal. � �
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, . - i � - - tion of where I had put it. Ies somewhere-, table T' - . . porcelain lined '9"ce-pam in which yet' a livingat their present employment. �
ore serick I� however. III(Luiry 6f a man fantiliar with' -11ostess - 11 I hope you are. enjoying, should make it. -Tak-e the paii from tile-, - � the 'investigators terin "reproduction by Everywhere Well Spoken Of. — ---- -- --
Xricixlakr"� . Of - - - Guest : "Yes, s 1 — � hile Miss Eflie Wright, of Allanburg, fissure." If, with it strong microscope, Are Stark's Powders for Sick and Nervous Head-
lfu�3tiorwv the accident insurance business revealed the your dinner, Mr. Fowl�r le" � tove, and, as it cools, sift in th'ree-quarters
-� I rit(A that I 11,1:11st he " disa,bled " and do Ile indeed. This country air has Q -en ine such of a cup of po'wdere(L sugar, a -teaspoonful near I t. Catharines, was returiiiiig to her we carefully watch a microbe for a short ache, Billousners and Liver,
. . . ]ionic on Satnrda,y, 120i inst., her horse . 9 . ., Dr. McLellan, London, -
41 work in order to get the fifty dollars at an appebite that I can eat a1mostanything." of vanilla, and, one at a time, the beaten . time, we see a "constriction" appearin: hir Wood, manwer Imperial Bank, Port Colbo
g 0 ran away, pitchiag her head forennost to the ' Says 11 They do their work admirably." i
!0. oxst� r . --!Fhe wife. of a celeb6ated wllea� speati- yolks of four eggs. BuCter a pudding on cacli side -of the center of the body. 234 I)nn das Street, 11(pecialist on tbe
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� u lie neces,�ary for Tile tGstil,y ill bed to get In Liverpool. Her cloffies, he'r diamonds, dina into it, beat into the mixture the beat- line across, and tben all of a sudden the Mr. George ff. Wifflams, Thorold, says: "For over
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I IM- 1011ey, she said : 6' Well I should inuch en whites of tile eggs. Bake three-(Iiiarters microbe separates in the - I)c- Headache@ and Giver. I tried all the remedies with- rse at the New York Post
. 1i and her gr4vi -mar have occasioned middle, and,
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; 9, US$ of welcome to (4encral 1�ooth, of the Salva- lace of one! Each out effeel. Stark's Powders cured rne."
i I - 6f tin hour and serve with any nice pudding 11 )1d, we have two ill p Graduate -Medical School and Hospital on the Eye,
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; � think tfuvCivas a cinch, If Vol,t can make ta,lk. � I I - tion Army, on his arriv-,Ll in Toronto, on ( Price 1;16c, a box; sold by all medicine deale.s. Ear, Nose and Throati 1892. k�es Tested. Full
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I I (I aict for grac- k captain bad on board his ship it num- sauce you prefer. of thoso rapidly Increases In size until .
t 9i I "�50& week for just keeping I I I 13 _-Z .
!� . t� - February 7th. . I � �11111 stock of Artifical Eyes, .Spectacles and Lenses. Will
� 11 very fonI A I'ma. NFiN-E-N(.LA-,'DBTtowvBILP,AD.-One and theyare as large as the criginal, when the -
; �, iuu.,; sakes do it!" - bet, of cats which lie wits -
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OWN- . '['%vo (lays settle'd it., I (rot too. inuall senger whoby no mcans shared the predil- a half pints of rye ineal and ,the saine quan, -Tile Rev. F. IV. 1)obbs, uncle of Sir miracle of tlic"side spots -and transverse - I . be at the �
� 11 � . t) I Richard Cartwright, has concluded his 40th 'RATTENSURY HOUStil CLINTON-11
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.a. - viuditv ill hed, and I lost Illy grip on tile ectiogi, made no secret of his views on the tity of corn' meal,u with a teaspoonful of i �
. % � I . year as rector of St. .JohWs church, l'orts- Cheaper than Ever,
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r . S50 by Itubblill" dowil to the, office. subjel�% wbenthe skipper's pets caine pur- slift. Mix well� then add, a cup of molasses ' four. By tbis wonderful plan of repro- .
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. ! I -4W---r- rincy around like little harnionitin-is at break- and m beaping'teaspoonYtil of soda dissolved duction one incrv;�ses to two, two to four, 9 -
, 0 The late Hiram C. Comfort, who was
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; W J. I "I suppose, captain," lie sa4d, in a little warm water. Int' four to eig e is now
I � I . fast time. o chis stir lit, and e1glit to 3 (5 until within A cleaiina sal going, on at
: � or',St. Thomas, died in tile summer
� ytieh!xv- Custer's Great Ambition. � assessor f 0
7 I with infinite sarcasm in his tone, " if pro- enough sour milk to make.n, soft batter. . the space of live hours we havb 2,000,000 A. G. Ault's store. Before taking IWW2 �
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� !. (reneral Custer ex.,itered thp army as a visions ranshort, you would feed your crew Pour into a buttered mould, .cover tightly I I wiggling individuals from a single speci-
� - � , . OW. By his last wfll, dated December I I th st m -k I will give to all cash buyers, I
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1 t lieutenant, but (roul. the beginrling -%�as de on cats ?" not'whfte there were amy passeft- and stear� four hours. 0oo a 11101I. -St. Louis Rct)ublic. . I
Wr, Lead, -i 0 J - 13- ' 1891, his yoting wife is left only $4, 8 the I .
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� Ifar-lock. � . tertilined to vj.a proinotion. Indeed, his gers left," was the unexpected repl v. Cmun Pij.,.L-One cup of boiled cider; 6ne ' .0 .
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r ?; �. a wernan were ' i dower, while $100,000 goes to. his eldest Cigarette Poison. 1
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� s- I . aln-i-bition was such that Ile did not s( YOUNG ,LADIES
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I e t talk about it, aud once, in. a fit of frank- that Grela ins .
to a husband to match her disposition as she cup water; three e -s. � three teaspoonfuls All our oculisis are of one opinion- 4160
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. '' 'less, want so far as to say to some of his is in selecting is, dress to niat,31i lier coi - lenion essen Beat 6ggs and sugar to- ' the greatest enemy to -the eyes �)f young .
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.;�eaforth ,I (10tarades that li . a general plexion, there �vould be fewer unhappy get.her, flour and water, then add to other I is.a dautliter by deceased's first wi asks inen is the cigarette. There exists ' Ever -ot in Seaforth. 1
1;n an P,nd � I e I I nicant, to be . the pro ating 'of the will, whicli'will be , a, dig- 0 - -
� . . before the -war was over." This incallti011s inarriages than. there are. � ingredients. Balie'with one crust. In ease among snioker� which is dangerous, G E N T L E M E N
; ' . colitested on the ground of undue influence.- .1 �
. �� - or trar 9-- ' � J adinission. sabjqcted hini,heliceforth to no � -one of tile Mathers-Cotton INItither, I CINNAMWN 11,0U.S.-On baking day take a 0 :3o lbs. good Brown Sugar for $1. -�.-
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.. astic b, i - Cc, -pound -Mr. Alex. .Morrison, one of theoldest - - - - X KEPT 25 lbs. good Granulated Sugar fQr $1. 1.3end,l cents I 10 cents silver, gild we
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li�d to o-1 - little sare, mitering. think it,vias-had an almost ridiuulous wa,v piece of li ,ht dough, enoygh for a oi�e I I A;:T:," 1!.*M-NG BIZF12 in stamps or i
dressed t-- . a after the bxttle of sl�iritualizing every thing he saw. When loid of bread, and roll out till one inch .residents of Woodstock, departed this life . - will send yr -u by return mall.the
. �, Oue evdnin . 3 lbs. of the best 5(k Green, Black
� i .q, cleven days N%r a thick- ; spread thinly with butter,' sprinkle I Oil Tuesday of last ,week. Deceased had and Japan Tea for $1. �
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� ; .�, -Lached the advanced aLi,re of.90 yeats, 45 of *3 Bushels of Potatoes for $1
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� .. !!! 11 tall man, he would sa,y, 11 May lie be.Wl in with sugar and cinnamon, and roll tip. Cut i " ALL NIGHT. . Perfect Letter Writer,
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� * I of Aldie, ill -,51duh Custer -had greatly -(,Iis- he was wa,1king along tl
: ot th-a-gilished himself, Ire returned to head- - U 11�1 .
. I 1, lie would with a sharp knife, slices half an. inch thick which lie has spent in Woodstoek� For a , . � 43 pounds new Raisins for 2-5)e � in the art of
r - � quarters after a konv ride, and upon enter- grace !11 If he saw a short ma -i I , I A nest little book, being a per -feet guide
P : pl employed with Fid -end -
P ! ing the large tent, In'NvIdell the staff officers say, ",NKay he be short in sin ! There froin the end of the roll, let rise, then bake number of years lie has been 6 lbs. new Currants for 25c . Letter writing. It contains letters of Love, I
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I I 1-1 -Mr. INIcIntosh, grocer. He was born in Nvtil-that COUGH, if I � ship, Businem, etc., with valusWie instructi011b and
. : wer(I Wont to (rather lie was greeted by tile was soniething queer ill the habit as lip- car- quickly. I - 6 lbs. of rice for '25c
. 7 M xperience, bu advice. Every young man and woman should have
� I- 4 - to VINE(,'A-RPiF. -Into a cup of boiling vinc- Inverness, Scotland, and leaves a wife and vrant to repeat the e. .
/I.- salutations, " Hello, general," I How are 0 0 6 lbs. of figs for 25c this book. .AddreAs,
, .. ; ried it out ; but in tile idea of givin& y
,�,e . t 11 one so 'tate. -
I I tabl n, ,who resides in, Washington S a bottle of the �S lbs. of sulphur for 25c
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6 You ent-ral'.," "Gentiemen, Oeller&l Ctts- every com m,on event a spiritual suggestion, gar stir thickening made of one espoon- -
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t I I Eer "" ' NN'liv, Cencral, I congratulate 3TQu !" tberewas nothing queer. It.%% - f ul of floui, yolks of three eggs, half a cup -The man alluded to in the'following 5 lbs. new Prunes for 2.5c. NOVELTY
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7 - I " Yo-Wre loo'king well, General.". I -%v, - . 55 lbs. Tapioca for -25e Ingersoll, Ont.-
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11 0 of ently wise. ., of sugar and half a cup of cold ater thor- despatch, fro�n Listowel, is well known to . .
-� 1�n, w . Tillie grectin,m13 eame from a1l, quarters . __ *I---- oughly be&ten together; spason with grated i many of our reader�s, having travelled from . . 4 lbs. boneless fish for 2:' )e 1402x28
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tea ,tihe tent, 'where officers were 101,111gi ct Visitingy-Card Etiquette. leinon peel or ntitnieg. Have the crusts ' house to house oil most of the concessions -in Gray*
. - 01119, Corre . ' - — , I � 4 lbs. S ' best - ., ) ic
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I smoking, chattillf, Rvi.ighing and telling - fortable for c read), in two pie tins, pour in the filling wild this,county disposing of his oil. The Lis . 1 3 boxes of Eddy s matches, 25, L I .
� 03 it is more com . fillers when
. - stories. a findthe mistress bake ten ininut�s. Beatwhites-of three eggs ', towel Standard of Friday, Ilth, gives the . 8 piece, colored toilet setts, worth Grai�. Grushing .
-Zed.. . Custer was noted for. remarkable control . they arrive at a house it (I stiff with four teaspoonhils of white sugar, I following'details of his death in that to,%vii, t2.50 for $2.(W)
� cruests, to send in their � 0
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ii. overa hotand hasty ten-1per, and Ile 'was a,iready receiving ead smootbly over the pies,' and brown on Thursday evening, 10th-inst., at ,the Im- Riv.d Spruce Gum Best.�--) parlor lamps for $1.50.
. ards by the maid, if tbey have any doubt sP! I � 7 . , . I -
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.- -,,� er! o a - aotgoingto�Lllowhis conlra6s to'lailgh c y rcuoallizing quickly in a'hot oven. Watch, for .it burns perial hotel of J. G. And*rson or Andrews. - Colue ones Come all, and secure some lllb-RRA,� & TVNDALL will I be at the Grange hall,.
l� - s to the hostess imnledintel easily. I I . The man had'been stepping off and on at � I I
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:axid. I eD- lave a, , The best Coug of the good bargains. Einiondville, on THURSDAyand FRIDAY of "Oh
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r � them- . In large cities, where wom BAKED �A.LMON�. -Take a ten -pound sal- . the Imperial for the past few days. Thum- xindin . in, �
� ... With Rome bitterness tlia,t he answered: - week for the purpme,of g I -g and crushing STS
� I great number of formal acquaintances iti is Sold everywhere 25 cts. a bottle. ' t it home,with 11bem
Z:irz. auet- " You may baigh boys. L,%'I;gll as long iminedi- mon, dress but do not scale or skin. Wash day, it appears, he left the hotel before Parties bringing grain can ,ge d oats 5 0entil Velr -
.. ,.lot aways possible' for a hostess to . well in qold water, and rub inside and Out breakfast, and -did not 'return until about KERRY WATSON & CO., PROPRIU019S the same day- �Priee for barley an 14W4
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� as VOU .-ie u Iwil,l be a geller bag and 6 .cents forpeas.
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