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. � , I Gomi NOATN. , i par,Tr � Mixed- TOHN OWEVIC, Y. S., Honor graduate at
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_-Mr, Kempthorn,shOemaker, intends � , . , Xthol ...... __ . m 9.,1 r.ILS.88F.M. a' ontario, Veterinary College. All diseases
` Mitchell to Venetian point lage, 'and the jewels � � . � Bruimels...... - 8-06 I 9.46 � , 9.20 of Domestio Animals ,treat6d.,�,'Cfift promptly
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hortly' removing . from Mr. - - 1 6.21 � 10.00 ! 9.50
! Worn were magnificeut diamonds. . I Bluovale.... .. - attended to and charges inodoiate. T-eterinary
roronto. i � Deere gave his de,ughter and his son -in- I . - . t.30 i 20.10 , 11.10 Dentiory a ce-_At wales Boys
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. � W Passenger. - Ifix6d. I specialty. - offt
-A party 'Of sporting gentlemen law a substantial, edding present in � . . - Go=ff=_-__ - I Hotel, Seaforth 1112 -it
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[eft, Stratfordo� Saturday, for a rew it -edged securities. He is' -at the head . I - � '"lligimun...... - V. 'a. . .
weeks' hunting'in. Muskoka. gi �- . GLO v. It, So Bluoyale _ _ - 8.48 11.22 5.56 � . . *
Of one of the largest and richest manu- - Brueselo....... - 7.02 ' 11-45 8.66
-The Fullarton Falf Shbw was par- a ' . . � � Mal.. _ _. _ - 7.14 : 12.00 981 -
- facturiug house in the country. I . ; I *
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of Weather. It: rained �, heavily through- fie 'a of the I i
out the whole day. � I � the pioneer plow manufacturer - A Tery, large stock to choose from. in all sizes, as London, Huron andBruce.
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-Mr. Wm'�'.Nloffa,t I t, who I � eft Mit- West.- The groom's mother gave the '. well as the mod popular makes. Now open, a new . GOING NOI&TZ_ P I assenger.
01. young couple a fine home on Staten Is- . . I � London, depart ............ 7.55*.N. 4.85P.*
6hell last spring for Uunt8ville, Mu; land, which she has spent several months lot of choice Kid Gloves. . ! 1 5.57 �
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koka, recently met With an accident' in making attractive. The bride is - a . . . - � Henson .. .. ...... .... 9.2& 6.09
whereby he was very serionsly hurt. � tall brunette, closely . resembling the . . -1 Kippen .. .. ...... *,.::,.... 9.8t 6.17
. Mr. Anlrew Thompson and family Southern type of beauty. The groom I . . : Bru"field. w .. ..... 9.42 . 6.20
removed last week to London, from ) Clinton .... :::::'., _: .: 0.00, 6.4
Is a noted electrician , Londeeboro ......:.... '*:: I
ho gh young, i t�, EDWARD . McFAUL , - .. 0.19� 7.08
al' io . - - I Blyth.... _.. .... ....., . - 10-2& 7.12
Mitchell where they had bee and s at resent Superintendent Of e , I . . - -
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residents since Mitchell was a mere . � � Belgnve .................. 10.42 7.27
� I Richmobs Light and I Power Company'of . Wingliam .arrive...4-1 ... 11-00 7.45
hamlet. I d and St. Marys f oot- Staten Island. 1 . I . I . Ir AFORTH. I Gorms SOUTH- � Passenger.
-The Stratf6r -Lord Salisbury returned to England SE Wingham,depart ........... 6.50A.M
ball clubs played a f riendly game in the I I Belgrave ................... 7.06 A.00
Queen's park Wednesday afternoon of from the continent on Thursday night, I Blyth .................. �. .. 7.18 4.15
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last week, which . resulted in favor of and at Newhaven a. customs officer I Lon4es1wro ........ .... .. 7.26. 4.25 -
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Stratford by four goals to none . . found two gallons and a half of spirits � I Clintonj .............. . �. .. 7.65- 4.46
Brucefleld ...... � ........ .. 8.16 5.04
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-Mestirs. Hay Brothers$ Listowel, and a quantity of cigars concealed in his I I . - Kippen.. ........ .... .... 8.24 5.12 -
have handled this fall about 80,00 @%rriage. The coachman is supposed to � I � Hensall .............. .. .. 8.82 5.19
Exeter ..................... 8.50, 6.88
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1, shipped to Detroit and have been the smuggler. , .
bushels of barley , 7, -
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Buffalo. They could have handled -Dr. Johnston, of Jamaica, wbo is ' I � . . I 'Grand Trunk Railway.
more but for the lack of cars for sh" - at present on a visit to Ontario, occu- - I Trains I
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-Mr. Geo. 'Dodd) who was one of the Galt, on Sabbath, 12th inst., both GOING Wmv�- S311A)FORTH. MUMN
In th . o early days FURNACES. .
boys of Listpwel i' -m- orning and evening. Asisusualwhen Passenger .. .. .. .. 1,P8 P. IL � 1.20 P. K
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ty-five years ago, but who has Dr. Johnston preaches the church was. . - Pawn 9.10 F. M. 9.27P.
twen . - Mixed Qn..... ....... ...- 9. W A. M. , 10,05A.M.
lived since thai time'on the Pacific slope crowded at both. services. In the even- . I Mixed Train .. ...... 6.�b P. X. 6.40
in California and Nevada, is. now on a ing the congregation was very large, I ,-- -
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visit to Listowel; over 2,000 being present The doctor Passenger. .. .. .. .. 7.59 A. N. 7AS A.
-Clumsy mistakes are oftimes made gave two able and. eloqu'ont discourses Leading 0oal and Wood Burning �'urnaces- PassenTer .. .. .. .. 2.43 P. X. 2.25 P.
on dark nights. A St. Marys man mis- and also sang several hymns. He re- . Mixed rain.. ...,.. 6.30 P X. ' 4.66 P. N
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took his neighbor'er pear tree for his turns to Galt on the 27th inst.,to lecture. . _. . .1 I .
own. That was the excuse he made This will be his last visit to Galt prior � . .
when the ownei espied him -stripping to his leaving for Africa, for which
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his favorite tree -of its fruit. country he leaves about the end of the RNAPE, �a four , "S
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-The Presbyterian church at Shakes, year and expects to be absent about two sizes -5. 6, 7 and 8 --Steel Radiators, portable or Wick'set. I .
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peare was reopened on Sa th years. He takes with him eight native - . *,EXT-. OF *
trist., after being closed some weeks for Jamaicans as missionaries, and enters ' � . D 'b ANING I
repairs. The.Women's A�id of the con- Africa. at Benguela, on the east coast, THE ATLANTIC WOO , U ..-, -WILDa
,a,tion having made improvements travelling on foot across the continent, . . zes-Nos. 43 and 53. No. 43 - I I
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to the extent of $150. establishing these natives wood. 43 inches long, and No. 53 takes wood 53 - inches long ; .. . T. P,jvkW BE f MY
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-Mr. James. of Mr. W., points on the route. The Doctor has takes, . an EXTRA ]E[EAVY FIRE . . I
Kerr, of Mitchell, is down with typhoid set himiself a hard task, but � he knows no Steel Radiators, portable or brick set, has .�, . . CURES
fever at Colborne,! where he has for such word as " fail." . BOX ; is the most POWERFUL HEATER; Economical, Strong, I N I C'- L ERA
two or three years past held a good posi- * Durable Wood Furnace made. These furnaces are put up under the .. .
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tion as cutter in a la,rge clothing estab- All Men supervision of a mechanic with an experience of 26 years in the ftw- �
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lishment. : � young or old, or middle aged, who find I S �
"The. late John i Crerar, of Chicago, themselves nervous,weak and exhausted, nace business, and are guaranteed to give good satisfaction every ti . me. 0 Lr I C '&'�� --- ,
left several million dollars to public pur- who are broken down from excess oe 92r ESTIMATES FURNISHED. . . . R P%. N4 PS
�noses in that city. It is now intended overwork, resulting in many of: the fol- . I . I [M I
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by -various heirs to try to break the will. lowIng symptoms : Mental depression, I
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Several of the.heirs Xeside in Stratford premature old age, loss of vitality, loss -
and ;vicinity. Eleven � of these are named of memory, bad dreams, dimness TARRHCEA
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Stewart. � I I sight, palpitation of the heart,emission'sif, Kidd'9, Hardware d 8tove House, .
-Mr. A. R, Walker, of -the Huron lack of energy, pain in the' kidneys, � .
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Road, near Mitchell, lost a valuable headache, pimples on the face or body, I ''f' I CYSENTERY
brood mare on. Wednesday last week, itching or peculiar sensation about the MAIN .STREET, SEAFORTH, .
by getting down i� the stable and in- scrotum, wasting of the organs, dizzi- . I AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAMTS
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inring herself so that she had to be ness, specks before the, eyes, twitching I _7 AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS
despatched. , She ha"d just given birth of the muscles, eyelids and elsewhere, . . .
to a foal when found. . I bashfulness, deposits of urine,.Ioss of' . . . . T IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR
�, The other day,� at Mitchell, Mrs. will power, tenderness of the scalp and I THOUSANDS Or, BOTTLES -WHILDREN OR ADULTS.
Collison'o milch cow , was found on the spine, weak and flabby muscles, desire . -
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roadside near Mr. George Lark- to sleep, failurel to be rested by sleep, S1 GIVEN AWAY YEARY- ,; - .
worthy's slaughter '! house with one U `E -F: 0 When I say Cure I do not meag CA I
of her hind'legs badly broken. She constipation, dullness of hearing, lose of I C R'� �IT merely to stop them for a tim-, and thes T �
voice, desire for solitude, excitability of tave them return EAN-A RADICAL CURE. I have made the diseajaof Fits; C2
waacartedhome and a veterinary set temper, sunken� eyes surrounded with r.pilelpsy or FaMin'in is'llness a lifi-long study. I warrant my, re-medy to Oure th4 > 0 =
the broken leg, but it is feared that she LEADEN viRcLE,l oily looking skin, etc.$ rorst cases. Because others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure. Send & 0
will. have to be kille ' tace for a treatise and 94 Free Bottle of my infallible Rernedy. Give Exptoss an( 0 - C2
41. are all symptoms of nervous debility ?Ost0ific& It costs you nothing for a trial, and it will cure you. Address :-H. 41, MOOT . . ""
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-The livery stable building of Messrs that lead to insanity 'and death unless -S.04 br&nch offleei ISO VVEST ADELAIDE STREET, TORONTO. . . r
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Sheldon Br6thers, St� Marys was burned cured. The spring or vital force having I . I I 0 , . C3
down tho other day. All the horses, lost its tension every function wanes in . . i . .. C3
vehiclea and harness were. saved, but the . I 0 70 � - r�
consequence. Those who -*rough abuse ' . 0 , =
hay, oats and horse blankets were committed in ignorance may be perma- . I THE A � r"
burned. The fire is supposed to have nently cured. Send your address for ' 0 � =
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originaltred from a defect in the chimney- book on all diseases to man. Address
-Mrs. Walker, wife Of Mr. A. r R. M. V. LUBON, 50 Front street East, CANADIAN, BANK OF COMMERCE .
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Walker, of the Hurom Road, near Mit- Toronto, Ontario. Books sent free � EstabUshed 1867.: 1 1-1 ED
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,_ died Monday night, la'st week. sealed. Heart disease, the symptoms of . � , I ,.-I. 0 q
Deceased was a daughter of the late which are faint spells, purple lips, HEAD OFFICEl TORONTO. : (D C -i
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Win. Murphy�� and 11eaves a large num numbness, palpitation, skip beats, hot OAPITAL (PAI� UP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS - $6.000,1000 fm% 0 Pi tl - 0
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ber of aorrowiDg friends, besides he $800,000 0 P) CD. Z
husband and six children. ,The young- pain in the heart with beats strong, ' 0 C) PJ 0
est child is an I infant of two weeks. 7 rapid and irregular, the second haart . B. E. WALKER, GENEP-AL M I . Z N
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-A barn 'in Walla,ce t4wn8hip, the beat quicker than the first, pain about I "�. . go (D
property of Mr. T. & Hay, Of Listowel, the breast bom, etc., can positively be Z P ca VA
waFi burned to the ground ,on Saturday cured. No cure, no pay. Send for A General Banking Business Tmusacted. Farmers' Notes. Discounted. 0 5 C -t- t -d
night, 4th iust., about 11 p, m. The book. Address M. V. LUBON, 50 Drafts issued payable at all points in'Canada, and the principal . CA, Pi (D c.t-,(1) W
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origin of the fire is a mystery, there Front Street ,East, Toronto, Ontario. cities in the United Stabes,Great Britain, France, Berilluda,&c. 0 � ,--A
having been no lightning that night and 1 118152 . I ' 0 t:r C) . 0
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no light having been used about the , .&-- I - 1. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. 2 0 C?- CD F /
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premises later than 9 o"clock. The Madame de Stael. Deposits of $1.00 mind upwards received, and current rates of interest allowed. 93 � 9) 4
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whole season's crop was burned up, Mr. It was a high tribute that the most INITEREST ADDED TO THE PRIEWMAL AT THR END ov MAY AND :NovEmBER IN EACH I I
Hay, has $1,500 insurance. P L.1 0 C:1-
. beautiful woman in France pEk'id-to the yEAR. I . as
. - most fascinating of French conversation- ��. li . I - Im 93 93 ) bd
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. 1� . I traced Walter a0woer, who hired a horse command Madame de Stsel to tAlk " to .,
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I I t. 1�1. -1 � .1 -his horse on the ring when one of his OCTOBER, 1890. IMA. I 0 tj
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. ;_ Moline illinoi , I . $ Coleridge was sitting one clay with � - V . United States &Royal Z.,
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I " Oh, dear!" she exclaimed, raising Everything new, good and substantial, and at prices that -will return $40. All ci
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: . in white, while the maid of honor, Miss :upportable!" - of FALL CAPS j ust in. .
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� � -1 . tian point lace. The; wedding gown was ker, kissed her on both cheeks, pressed : 4f . the United States, Auptralis and China. Head
� F - I I t. I Gents' Furmiu3hin and Staple D�y Goods at rock bottom prices. I
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HC. DOAN, Veterinary Surgeon, Graduate
of Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto
HonZrary Member of the Medical Society
Calls from a distance promptly attended to.
Veterinary Medicines kept constantly on hand.
Ofiloe opposite E., Bossenberry'8 Hotel, Han.
Ball. N' B. -Veterinary Dentistry and Surgery
a specialty. I - � 116&6
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I1RANK 8 Beattie, V. 8 graduate of Ontario
Veterinary Cloliege, �oronto, Menber of the
Veterinary Medical Society, etc., treats all dis.
eases of the Domesticated Animals. Ali balls
promptly attended to either by day or night
Charges moderate. Special atWation given to
veterinary dentistry. Office on Main Street,
Seaforth, one door south of Kidd's Hardware
store. � . 1112 1
SEAFORTH HORSE INFERMARY.- . -40orner a
Jarvis and Goderioh Streets, next do6r to th
Presbyterian Church, Seaferth, Ont. Ali dis -
osses of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, or any of the do. -
masticated animals, - mooessfully treated at the
Infirmary, or elsewhere, on the shorted mottos
Charges moderate. JAMES W. ELDER, Vetev.
insry Surgeon. P. S. -A !arge atook of Veterls
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Agent, Commissioner for taking affidaviU,
Conveyances, &c. Money to loan at the lowest
rates. M. MORRISON, Walton. I �
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3'M. BEST, Barrister, Solioitor, &o. offloe-
. Roomd One Door North of the Commercial
Hotel, ground floor next door to Beams butchee
shop. Agents-CAmNRoif, How & CAMBRON.870_ i
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n ARROW & PROUDY00T, Barristers, Salicl-
V,W tore, &c., Goderich, Ontario. J. T. Gmixov,
Q. C.; WN. PROrDY00T. 686
nAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Bardykert
%J Solicitors in Chancery, &c., Goderich, Ont I
M. C. CmaRozi, Q. C., PHmir How, M. G
CAMBRON. 506
11)J. DOWNEY, Solicitor, Oonveyanoer &c
. Late of Victoria, B. 0. 0111ce-6ver
Bank of Commerce, Main street, Seaforth. Pri ,
vate funds to loan at 6J and 6 per cent. 1035
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MANNING & SCOTT, Barristers, Solicitors,
Conveyancer@, &c. Solicitors for the Bank
of Johnston, Tisdale & Grile. Money to loan. ,
Office -Elliott. Block, Clinton, Ontario. A. R.
MANMG, JAMIS SCOTT. 781
FHOLMESTXD, successor to tht, iste firmal I
e McCaughey & Hohnested, Barrister, So
lioltor, Conveyancer and Notary. Solicitor foir
the Canadian Bank of Commerce. Money -to lend.
Farms for sale. Office in Scott's Block, Maiz
Street. seaforth. ,
11) ICKSON & RAYS, formerly with Messrs,
Garrow & Proudfoot, Goderich ; Bar -
rioters, Solicitors, etc., Seaforth and Brussels.
Seaforth Office-Cardno'8 Block, Main Street.
R. S. HAYS, � W. B. DICKSON.
Money to Loan. 1127
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MONEY TO LOAN. -Straight loans at 6 P61
cent., with the privilege to borrower
of repaying Fart of the prinoipal money at any
time. App ly to F. HOLMMTED, Barrides
Seaforth. - I 850
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DENTISTRY.
FW. TWEDDLE, Dentist, successor to W. J�.
Fear. Office in Daley's Block, Seaf orth
Ont�rio. Nitrous Oxide Gas administered fo�l
the painless extraction of teeth. 1169
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GF. BELDEN, D. D. S., L. D. S., Dentist.
. Office -over Johnson's Hardware Store,
Seatorth. Electricity for painless extraction of
teeth. 1164
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�77� . S., Exeter, Ont. Will be at
I . , Zurich, at the Huron Hotel, on the
*iN�Asr TiiuRoAy IN ItAcH moxm,
and at Murdock's Hotel, Hensall, on the FIRIST
AND THIRD FRIDAY in each month. Teeth ex.
tracted with the least pain possible. All work ,
first-class at liberal rates. 971
MEDICAL.
WS. FERGUSON, M. D. C. M., Seaforth,
. Office and residence, that formerly oo-
odpied by Dr. Hanover, near Goderich street.
I 10alls night or day promptly attended to. 1178
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RE. COOPER, M. D., Physician, Surgeon
. and Accoucher, ConstAnce, Ont. 112?
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T-�&RS. ELLIOT]!' & GUNN, Brucefield, Licen.
_U tiate8 Roy&l College of Physicians and
SuNeons, Edinburgh. Brucefteld, Ont. 980
iG. SCOTT, M. D., &a., Physician, Surgeon
t and Aocoucher, Sesforth, Ont. office and
residence South mide of Goderioh ptreet, Second
Door end of the Presbyterian Church. 812
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ItW. BRUCE SMITH, M. D , 0. M., Membey
. of the College of Physicians and Surgeons,
&o., Seaforth, Ontario. Offies and residenoe
same as occupied by Dr. Verooe. 848
,LkIAX BETHUNE, M. D., Fellow of the
Rojal College of Physicians and Surgeons
Kingston. Successor to Dr. Mackid. Ofte
lately occupied by Dr. Mackid, Main, Street,
Seafortb. Residence -Corner of Victoria Square,
in house lately occu , pied by L. E. Danoey.
Dr. Mackid has gone to the .-Northwest and
134r. -Bethime has taken his practice. The
Doctor will be found in Dr. Mackid's office
during the day and at his own residence during
the night. 1127x12
AUCTIONEERS.
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JP. BRM, Licensed Auctioneer for the
. Countyof Huron. Saleo attended in &I
parts of the County. All, orders left i6t T0v
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XxPearroa Office will be promptly attended to. �
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H. PORTER General Auctioneer and
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11). Land Valuator. Orders sent by mail � td
my address, Dayfleld P. O., will receive prorupt
attention. Terms moderate. 1185_5�
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W. G. DUFF, I
AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY, Cony . e
ancer, Collector, Book-keeper and Accountanz;
Real Estate, Life, Accident and Fire Insurance
Agent; Money to "n, Correspondence, &c.
Parties requinng his services in any of these
branches will receive prompt attention. OFFici
im DALRY'N BLOCK, (UPBTAIRS), MAIN STaMff, SRA_
FORTH. 1134
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Has on hand a Jarge number of Robts and Shoes
of his own make, best material and
Warranted to give Satistiction.
If you want your feet kept dry come aDd get
a pair of our boots, which will be sold
CHEAP FOR OASH,
Repain*n romptly attended to. All kinds of I
Boots &Z Rh,3es made to order. All parties who
have not,rld their accounts for last year will
please ca and settle up.
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MARRIAGE LIOENSEIS
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR OFFICE
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SAVrNGS BANK BRANCH. . -
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I Deposits, &coo . rding to amount and
time left.
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ad North Street, Goderich.
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Goderloh, August 5th,1885. M
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Merk of the Second Division 0ourt.
.County of Huron.
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. - and In4rurance Agent.
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OFFICF,-Gver ftarp & Livens' atore. Main
treet, Seaforth. I, 1116tf
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Still two days in th4 week, Tuesdays and Thur& -
lays for a while On account of apples being
warce. If a%3pepoanv wishes any other days -
mides these 8 h e mentioned, will they
)e so kind as to let. me know in time,
L188 BERNARD THOMPSON, Hensall. -
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PIROPERTY,ONLY INSURED.
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Thos. E. Hays, Ptesident, Seaforth P. O.; W.
L Shannon, Seby-Tkeas., Sealorth P. O.; Jolta �
E[annah,, Manager, $eaforth P. 0. . .
,I)IRICTORS.
Jae. Broadfoot, S6&forth; Donald Ross, CUs -
;on; Gabriel Elliott, Clinton; George Watt,_
Elarlock; Jose h vans, Beechwood; J. Shan -
.ion, Walton; Rosi Garbutt, Clinton.
AGENTS.
, Thos. Nellans, H�rlock; Robt � McMillan, Sea-
orth; S. Carnochala, Seaforth. ohn O'Sullivan
Lnd Geo. Murdle, 4vditors. -
�ramact other busi�ess will be promptly attend -
'd to on appjicatioti to any of the above officers,
)�dressed to their �'espective post offices.
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-you must,� go to Bermnda. Xf
you do not I �will not be responsi-
ble for -the consi6quences." 66 But,
doctor, I can afford nelther the
time nor the money." "Well, If.,
that Is impossible, try
OF PURO NORWECIAN
COD LIVER OIL.
180metimes 'call It Bermuda Dot-
tledl, and MRUY CASes Of
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Broncbjtzs,�, Cough
or Se vere Cold
I bave 'CU"D with 1t; and tJW
advant�mge t9 that the mOst sells&-
tive stomach 1 Can take XL Another
thinil. WhIefil commends It Is 06,
stimulating J)v)pertlex of the My-
lpophosphlteM which It contrAn&
You wH1 finid it for sale at your-
Druj*lstls, 11� Salmon wrapper. 11110
sure you get the genuine*"
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. � ,s, ]Cuo Gladstone is An ,
Wnal person. In looks
]ier father�, =d the hm, i
� . I _`tality. She is w1ways lat.
� telling stories She k-eeps
f,n s, roar. - . ju"deed-, whe
11 �_ I turn to see
'00w1hotion.,-1
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� idown. to'7 0`0164 dinner,
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hr. �geems frank, symp
. �,ud has great magnet"
the writers 64 Stresims 4,
4ut of her eyes, It amul
I what a shock ishe wou
Boston people.. If she w,
- 4 Wag, Brown, � of (
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Would P170][1011uppe her '91
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t',picst western woman, .�
InUst be sat uPO,u and I
,costs. But her big natui
- ,vitality would drown tb
. zisms, -and when they fb
Visa Gladstone they wo
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y,oston, October 14th. -
I Thomas P, Murphy., 1
1 hospital on Sunday, clos(
- real lif er which has raret,
e:xcept - in novels. It
� Inent in 1870 with Lady
beth Mary Anninciate, i
proud Earl Of Gainsl)01`0
. �nl: daughter of the 2event
y,rrol, . that first brough�
I prominence, ,And made hi
� -traqgedy in real life. La
brought up -in the luxur3
,one of Englaud's proud
sh,s for,sook wealth, statil
love's sake,and d-i*ed ine:1
� in a strange land. � She
barn of the Zvrl of Gal
-was a most be%utiful w(
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,&apel. of the Earl of
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jLady Blanche's love wh
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�,Esrl was informed of tl
I -would not listen to- BID
-termed it, and it wat nol
-covered his da-ughter"s '
hireling that he realized.
Vloping couple were Bed,
and t) -,ea asked forgivene
-would not took ,upon his;
until he saw her ffi I
-twelve years' suffering '
- �, He had disinherited her
when too late., �
Young Murphy took h
do . n, but soon came to Al
- could not live ib Englaul
� of their elopement wav,
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mouth. They landed � �
,poor, proud and friendlel
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one thing and then anoth
band essayed to teach
#Ought -tofid-d to their so
,writing. The signatui
Blanc -he Murghy" attu
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In some way the old E
4"11glater's haidship Am �
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ance. She became dissat
'York, and, with her hus
.Worth Conway, New HA
hoped to find'thB qui
. they could not obtain i
They built a house a.
from the village out of I
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from her f ather, sud t,
the remainfag years of �!
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engaged in artistic pur
knaband tiUed the farm .
_o . �on Sundays played tt.
Episcopal church. I .1
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. Ago, after tWelVe y6arS C
. � which she w.as not kno,,,�
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answer was.--" Send- I
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thence to England. T
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Adve the man who wo
Murnhv remained 0 �
-after the departure -of
until a short time ag(
. -stricken down with.
Friends secured his adir
. ney hosp�ltal, and Ah4
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� romauce tame,to a clos
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ALLA N LINE of the fumily havo -to L
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ROYAL MML STEAMSHIPS, . natured somebody mu
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TO DE4RY OP. LIVERPOOL.
CABIN RATES $415, $50 and $60 Single. $0, 4100,
and $115 Retur�', according to location of
Staterooms.
Per S8. PARISJAN, $50, $60, $80 single, $100,
$1,10,8160 return.i .
. NO CATTLE CARRIED.
INTERMEDIA[TH, $30. Return, $60.
Steer4ge at lowest ratel.
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BE HUNE or A.J STRONG, Seaforth.
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The Great !English Prescripfion
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Emissio , Impotency and all 04%
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WIUON Cheiribts & Dr�g&ts, Seafortb, OnL
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JOHN BENNEWIES, Reeve, Dublin P. 0.
I JOHN MORRI!80N, Deputy Reeve, Ward S,
Winthrop. f
DANIEL MANtEY,Councillor,lVard 1, Beech-
wood. I .
� JAMES EVA24s, Councillor, )VArd 2, Beech-
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61fA_RLE8 DoDDS, Councillor, Ward 4, Sea-
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JOHN C. MoRfUSON, Clerk, Winthrop. .
SOLOMON J. i SHANNON. Treasurer, Win -
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MBERT G� ROSS Assessor Winthrop.
ADAIMI HAYS, i'Collector, Sea'forth.
DR. 1011TH, i�idical Health Meer, Seaforth-
WN. ARCH1134LD, Sanitary Ingpector, Lead-
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crowd is not to . be tole,
- 'Re forethought as to �
help, wonderfully, to I
� to 96 wet day or an, evc
� ment. A fagot -party
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n Prepare a numberof a
t each with & perspio0e n
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being allowed to ru-u I
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. I thby do moustaches. .
. of twius bifore they.
L rig of pauts"s;
; they L rry are old *
arb twenty years ol&
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