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.Usmpx&.�_At the last meeting of persons. She has made her own way, onion (& ed. onion in'.the beat if it can i; � . , I . . .11 .
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the Usborne council, the clerk was in. and has been -very successful. I - have be had, 6 ,Ithough lacking this kind any ' . Electrio Hair flestorelp . �,
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- �xtracted to complete the roll, and do- had one or two women tell mo that they other oat, be used) and roast it. , When ! . I � I care for Dyspepsia. Scrofula, Nervous PrOftrs ---- 11 j
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4 liver the same to the collector on or be- a t"', t it � I � an . : Stdm it Iver. .- - . ,� I .
tried to do thin work, bat they could soft, so ft can be h dled without mush- ' I � - RESTORES GRAY HAM i tion, Co"st' t'6
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lorethel 15thof Ootob6r. The,collecter's, ,G - ge i . . ing, put it into the affected ear as hot . I . ach an L _ � , �, I I
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. 4( -Row 'did you try?" I asked th I �. . —TO ITS— i Unequalled for Producing ar �
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bond was duly executed in presence of �11 Oh I I put an advertisement em- an can be borne. Unless 'the cause is � � - . IF V OL BOAS. - '' I . -*.Complexion. - . . . . . . - � I
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paper but nobody answered it." cease I 1 . A botanical compound, put up in packages � .
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-was passed, charging 5 per -cent. ad- " m a very short time and will not , - , I I ; of ordino I �
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&I, on all taxes; unpaid af ter the Well, that isn't so very strange.- An I I ; ead Clean, Cool and Free . Z I ;�
-dition I I Keeps the h ary medicine. lArge packiges, tiufficient for 3 - m
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of December. After p"!ing a ent of that sort gets easily A coui h sirup in which onions form from Dandruff. I quarts, $1.00 , half ilze pack-4es, sufficient for - I
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er of accounts the council adjourn- lost.to eight in thet midst of so many an important part is. made by taking one . ' ! 3 pints, 60c.; sample packages, 25c. i I
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"wants" as appear in the papers. cup of vinegar, one cup of molasses and - I- Cures Irritation & Itching of the Scalp. ' A reliable. Agent wanted in this locality. .., Z
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,6d until Saturday, November let, at 11 I It . KNIGHT BOTANICAL CO., � � �
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. - Personal, endeavor is what is needed, to . - . White—'they are in I Broadway - New York. ; .� .
'16�clock. . one-half cup of cut-up oni'ns. Put on 0olorings—Fawn, 11rey and : I � 252 . I
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and that was what won for the New the . stove and simmer about half an hour, - � � run in price from less' than a Gives a beautiful gloss and perfume to the ' 1183-52' .1 I _. . I .
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York girt of whom I have just spoken. ntil e onions ate sof t. Then re- ' g out c s & 'oe " � I
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council the collector's bond was accept� Perhaps yo u - quarter up. They wiH all be sold at a bargam. e most & ,c w h I . . � - I
ions given that all a wo Id like to know just move an� strain. Take a teaspoonful of � * � f5h del atwe � - . ;
ed, � and inatraot . - id and him she ,1M ;f T� .3 .1 U � � . I I � � Halsted & Scotts --- � .% 1.
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- taxes must. be paid on or before the 15th . 9 . � 19nis frequently, heu virouULe w to a � � __ I I �
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I ember. It is desired that )parties the first place she didn't advertise. cough, at d unles's very deep seated, the : � . ' - FULL DMECTIONS. WITH RACH BOTTLIL It .
of Dee She'got some cards printed with h- . I I : �EDWA D McFAUL, � . :B_Z�_1%'T-._M:E1R,'S!9
baving accounts against the council er cough Will not 1968t long. - i I - . I '
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-send them in before the next meetingi name and -address, and her business- on I I I I TRY IT AND BE CONVINCF : �
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which will be held in the township hall, them. These she took to the large - . I � . . I � Josepnine street, Wingham,Ont
stores and gave them herself to the .A. Question of Time. � . Price, 50 cents per bottle. : I . ,
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15th of 'November, at 10 o'clock . . - * . SE FORTH' , Refuse all Substitutes. * . -
,on the I clerks, at the same time explaining her A story is going the r unds about a . . - i E: a I ! J. A. HALSTED, Mount Forest. ...
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. project. She then said she would -call � local juryman, an Irishman, who clever- I � I .
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. township held its last meeting on the at a stated time f or the work. Of lyoutwitted a judge, and that without � I � � . . � I Deposits I received and Interest &I -
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20th inst. The reeve reported that he course it was an experiment; she did lyin . . � ! . . ASE I I
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not know how it would succeed, but He come breathlessly into cou'rt, - I . . � I ced to Farmers sad Busi- . �,
. had examined Gemmill's bridge and - . I I I - I I Money advan �
, she felt that it was worth the trying. se; * . -, Druggist, 60 HingSt.,Westo - �
-ths,t some repairs were necessary, which ying : . � I Chemist and . ness Men, !
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'Mr. Gemmill was instructed by the I I I : , i
- prices that she gave - on her card, but pray do i I do ulot know which will die I HAMILTONI - - - ONTARIO. I. collateral security. Sale' notes. boughtatafair �
,council to hav,o done. Also that he had . � - � valuation. Money remitted to all parts of � � .
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I sent Mr. John Ainsley to examine the oya'ly thing' I can remember was that first, my' wife or, my, daughter." Sold by J. S. R'JBERTS, ,Seafortb.. I Canada at reasonable charges. I
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Eadies bridge and report to Mr.Cruick- . . i I S 'it given. to collecting
the stocking Mending was from five to 6 at's SS OHANGE, 'pecial Attentio �
ten cents a pair, according to the amount * on are A - BUSIN E. ! I . .
shank, Mr. Thompson reported that � nocent judge ; " certainly y 0I . . � I - i Notes and Accounts. I I
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d, along with Mr. Cruickshank, to be done. Of course all the prices excused." . I ;,-_- I I (-)Wr-V-A-:P.T- (D I I I R
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� were swall, but the aggregate she - The next day the juryman was'viet by . � !
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let a job of gravelling twenty rods on I . I ' "I I ,
,7 at 60 thoughir-might be good. 'She came for a friend,' who, in a sympathetic -voice, . I I Bank of Canada. �
Ftfe's hill to Mr, John Porter . . Mutual Live ,Stook- 1 Office honrs-From 9 a. in. to 5 p. ni. I
ceats per rod ; job completed d re- the bundles at the promised. time, end asked : � l I � I I I I
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� . commended payment. Also letina the very first day she had her shopping .11 Ho s your wife:9" . NEW MEN R� AN OLID STAND' ' - � -E. SMITH, Agent. ' I t.
.. job bag, a good-sized one much More than it � . - - I INSURANCE CON � A.
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of gravelling thirty rods on the 25th . . 1 1154�52' - I
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side . - eel made. These she returned at the 11 She'3 all right- too'. Why do you I ,R. BE TTIE & -COO i
Mr. Cruickshank reported I Head Office: Seaforth. 1- &ih,6M Nvolo i%LL ir,,,)T^ i
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. per rod. promised time, and the next week she . 9 - - � I ' 11 .VP 46P.&I-L TIONS_ T�IEY V "A
hard Porter had � completed ask 9" . A& !
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that Ric 6 4 I 0 eq tdlling and sto'ck of Mir. James McGinnis BE DA14GEROUS. - i
. . had a still, larger quantity, so. that she aid you did � Have purchased the A r I THE ONLY Live Sto any I
gravallinc, fifty-nine rods on gravel road Why, yesterday you a . i
15 1 ' had to have the bundles sent by a not kno'vv which would die first!" to recei e a continuance of the liberal patronage in Ontariphaving a Governirent De t d I � �� 2� 11
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at 4o cents per rod, and recommended in Seaforth, and hope A � - 11
- iinoley had mesaeng " Nor do I. . being duly licensed by the same. � -,)Ore Eye� " I ,,,,/.�_ I
er boy. Her work has increased That is the problem , ,�. Thny intend +9,king it carrying on the business of Live Stockliasur I
payment. Also, that Mr. A so long extended to their predecessor. 't ...
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until now she has a boy constantly em- which time alone can solve." i ance and solicit the patronage of the impor rs I % - - ��
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ployed to get and return the parcels, 0 - i and breeders of the Province. . � . i ..atarrh . ' � I
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recommending that the site be changed , . I —_ �D 4
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and both the bridge and approaches � I as Profitable_�r Customers. - I.-
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what O'ne woman has done, anothef may - 0 1 1 , JOHN AVERYI Sec.-Trea% I .ameness, �;�t� _ ... (
-could be shortened. It. Maxwell re- do if she will only go to work in the Hamilton, October 3rd.—The mar- � . - I .;, .
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. ported that he had inspected the Doug- right way. There are families who need ,riage of Elerbert Muir Morton, of atnil 1164 1 . I
nd found job completed, and H - They- have added a fine new collection of Sugars, Teas, Canned Goods, I'll, .
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- such work done for fhem as well as the ton, to Miss Elizabeth Mercer, step- � . I
recommended payment. Mr. Gemmill and all kinds of Spices. Also a full line of-, - I . 1% , i
army of single men and women. Many daughte of Sheriff McKellar, contains � . I ,.-,., ' i
reported that he had, along with Mr. a tired, overworked mother dreads the a tinge of romance- in the manner in ; I- . . I A BA R CT AIN. ,ornplaints � . .. I
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I gravelling'. eight rods on boundary line sight of the weekly mending -basket, which the handsome' baritone won his - ' 'A � % i
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and would be very glad if she could bride. Miss Mercer is a beautiful ' . A - - Onaccount of failing health,the subscri Wnburn I i
to Alexander Thompson., at 49 cents get a few hours' help each week from: bruuetto, with a well rounded figure . offers 9,11 his valuable property in the thriving % I I ow 7 I . J
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. per rod. Also, let a job of putting in a . � I . I i ith . . -
0" heard many a wo- and. eloquent dark eyes. She and Mr. W6 will also carry on the Pork Packing Business extensively this Village of Brussels for sale at a b - i
s ` fill culvert to Samuel Snell, at $1.90. somebody. I hav . I whole or in separate lots to suit pure ue�. The Weness -
m man say this, but she always ends cby Morton. were both members of St. � I �. .� ' _-,J'a prVy is centrally located, comprising in %i 4 FAC -SIMILE Of �
. fall, and will .:,1',1 F1 '
Gre r to pay half of both jobs. Alsot saying that'she can,find no one who will Thomas I � I I a lot, BOTTLEWITHBU
3 -church choir, and have been � foundry and machine shopil with I
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do it.—Sally Jo' White in Wide on very friendly terms for some months. I. ' plan, EChd three acres of land; 2nd, brick store,
,culvert on boundary, opposite John y . S good cellar, hard and .soft water, and fitted .
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Hamilton's lo,t, to H. Hayden, at $2.50. 1 � . I I . for dwelling above; 3rd, five dwelling houses _ *
� . 140 � the lady's friends that 9 -he was engaged " - % under rent at present.. Also wood working ma- - .# aflng. i
Moved by Win. Cruickshank, seconded � . - ;
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-by Wni. Gemmill, that a. committee of . News Notes. to be married to a gentleman residing 'he hard times more than half way by it I i
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. —A.miniDg'expert has located valu- in Vancouver, British Columbia, indeed, We are meeting i giving Bertram, Dun as; I moulding machine (3 sided) 3ruises USE 11 i
council, along with Mr. Ainsley, meet made by Goldie & Mcdullocb, Galt; 1 band saw i
at Eadic's bridge on Saturday next, at able seams of coal in Cape Breton, and she led her friends to believe that she I FIVE POTJNDS OF TEA FOR 25 CENTS. made by McKechnie & Bertram, Dundas, and i ^rl I
,-% will shortly go -to England to float a intende the 2nd inst. for .- good working order. For particulars ad � I 31julds 311, I
10 o'clock a., M. I and inspect site recom.- Banff, where she -was to meet her fiancee, I WM. R. WILSON, Brussels P. 0, 1118.6
mended by, Mr. Ainsley and take any company to work the mine. Give us a call; it will pay. 1:�Fw Remember the place, first door . I
action that may be necessary—Carried. —The corner -stone of the. new. Cen. and they, were to be married at the south of Hawkshaw's HoW Main Street, Seaforth. . — liles POND 8
tral School at Brantford was laid -a few residence of a mutual friend. The -sis- I . . I I Is . I
3Aoved by R. Maxwell, seconded by days ego, with Masonic corem,onies ter of the Vancouver gentleman came :. . 20 STANDARD NOVELSM .
� Wm. Gemmill, that the clerk write to 9 out fro England to attend the wed- , The best brands df Flour, Bran and Shorts,- als& Peas, Oats and � 3urns I
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� the county treasurer in respect to the Grand Master Robertson officiating. are, din d was to meet Miss Mercer and Barley, always'on han d. . By Wilkie Collins,George Eliot,Charles Reada,R. in '! -
' —Win. Mulligan-, a boy of 13 ye - 9, a I and other famous �
salelof lands in Tumberry for taxes and . . L.Stevenson, Rider Haggard . �
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. . eeve—Carried. Moved has been baptured, and confesses that be accompany her toBauff. Mis's-Mercer - - authors. All �r-I.,V1114 — Yound's EXTRAVI 1,
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by R. Maxwell, seconded by Win. Gem.- -robbed the Winnipeg post -office TLiesday had been receiving congratulations for I I I R. BEATTIE & CON' - . - f
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Mill, that on. account of the lateness of night, 14th inat. I .so�-dra,l days, andt not 'congratulations __ � nsect I
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the season no action be - taken in regard —John Byron, of St. r3atharines, only, b4t substantial wedding gifts as --- ' I — Post paid. Well bound and handsomely illu- 511W TRACT. AOCEPT W I
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to travelli-Dg on the south boundary, I L I - , the Canadian public. Remit by P. 0. order or 3ites I i
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charged with manslaughter at the To. well. On Wednesday she bi,de good-bye ,,re,btest off er ever extended to -
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west of Wingham—Carried. -.Pr Ch . uilty. to . e make the trip she `ON r% TxTrn'NT *0TTaT.TQTTTVt1_ M. + O'L I
'rka �a"Qlsx" hf ar e a ainst Mrs did Wend to F1 RS)T 'OF 'THE SEIS 0 _�
sev �Ial friends. If the young lady
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attended the late John Kent, was also gossipp rs say that Mr.Morton proposed . . - I :
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equal amount -Lost. After passing a Keewatin.- has died after terrible suffer- - NFLAMMATIONS . I i . -
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the council ad- ing in Winnipeg ]3ospit%l. He was a St. Thomas'Cburch, at one p. m., the choice , new Salmon, flat tins best in the market. ...Also, in stock- 1-,i;...-, , 1.�,-,) 'I. k � I
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-our t at Sault's hall, Blue- brother of Mr. Wm. Watts, the well- next day, b Rev. Canon Curran. oneless Ch. Duck -',, If-& ,% ��_ and
y I rn Beef in tins, a'd by the pound ; B icken, : 'k - ;- I . I'll I I
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known boat builder, of Collingwood. - So secret and so sudden were the new 'and Tu�key; Potted . Ham, . 1�ott�d Ox Tongue ; Lu ch Tongue, Dun- . _ - i 11 :
vale, on the 17th of November, at ten . . - )EMORRHAGES -
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. -Word has been received that on the arrangements that. a number of Miss ' �:' -tkN�',,,%J,',.' .1, ; i �
o'clock. : dee MArmalade, Ori6ntal Pickles, Curry Powder .in bulk and bottles, \. - - , . i . 1.
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merly of the 10th concession Kincardine called on her that aftemoon to bid her I . 'L� . EW i � -
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it is time to tu:rn again to that lase third storey of a building in Red Jacket, th t-ind were dumbfoe i: ; ! � , 11 ff I I �
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o not wf6Ut, or cannot Both d_v�� I his in Green, Black and Japan, from 25c per pound upwards. THIS IS THE - 014 L', - I .
of workers who d ; .� �_ 0, 11 1 � � .�
Michigan, and was nearly killed. - Te . � "" ' I "' 0 L ' S - I �
take, steady employment away f rorn . I t, I , Sr RIGHT KIND� DONO' �
iscover that she had -gone with a L_� Ift i I
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home. The plan that I am going to � arms we . ' I � . � I � � .
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household a few hours at a. time, but so � . - I I - I
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all r�ady furnished to receive his bride. ! I . . f List of Lands For Sale .. : I
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perience with the McKinley Bill that � �,--�, ,�l - I I . f - -_ ,
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The has opened his eyes. The - deserted pro�spective' groom is 1 H igbest prices �aid for c� hoice' Butter, Dressed Chicken I C'.0 �3- A a . . I
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Potatoes have ' i , .1 83 Ducks, J 4, U vari a In the County of Huron, belonging to The Can- I I
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been selling at Niagara Falls for 75 James� Towniiley,, formerly ,employed i etc. P! st Office Grocery. , I . ada Company. Only 10 to 25 per cent. of - I i � - ;
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extmmely useful and is in' the in- cents per bushel, and the Pelham .,man .with the fludso . chase money required down, balance � � I I
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teres�t of econ I omy. The stock in trade took a load there, expecting 75 cents per Railroad at'Barrie. He and Miss Mer- - . i within 10 years at 4 per cent. Instead of going i . j I I �
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ia a ca,pacious work -basket with scissors, bushel as the price, but the McKinley cer would have been married last spring, _ I I � .
secure aome of the finest land in Ontario on the �_ I � �
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ape a a but I easy terms mentioned. County of Huron's Va- I I I .
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thimble, thread, silk and cotton t Bill b d been in force for i few days- for the fact that the death of Miss R L E 4, Y I STEJ A F OR m H ' - 't -
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other little appliances that naturaJ]y to 50 cents, and at that rate he had to of date of the wedding. _�__ . ; I - OF THE - �1; half 87. Maitland Concession -Island opposite � I I I I
dispose of his load. Mr' - Townley had left Victoria and ; � : I
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ed stock of iDatience. stson's Corners, arrived at Banff to meet his bride.-. B � , t % I �, I
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I self 11,-o in business as a professional . 1% W halt 11, 8 half and NJ 12, 13, W half 15, W ' 1
. gaged a cab, went to a saloon, treated - in the Canadian Pacific Railway offices . t . halt of E half 20, W half of E balf 21. 6 con -K %
meude�, and if you manage it properly . - , ,
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W his cabman and then took off his coat to AhFire. It is several years since he and � . .___ - � hall 4, W halt 6, F4 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, S half I
you will soan have a large class of cus- . ; I half of N half I
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fight him. When he was induced to�,- bAiss Mercer -or Mrs. Morton as she r . : i
.plenty do; I remember once - ' ' I . Seaforth Dairy. 4, N half 6, 7, 8, E, half of 8 half and N half 9. �
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looking over all my dresses to find one put his hand in his pocket after (18 'must now be called -have met ;, a d . � 10, 11. 12, 13, 14, WJ 15, WJ 16. 8 c0n-El 6 Et i
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, . e does not r g after such Head - - art rs r Boots and Shoes., 15, E hall 16, NJ 18, E hall of S halt 19, 'N half . 1.
- to pat on. Something was the matter he was $75 abort. H eftleln- the anticipation of ma'rryin� . . I qu , e I � � 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 . 9 coll-E -1
ber the saloon, the cabman, or even the a proinpted separation had, it is said, � . . I I I I I
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with every one, and the trouble finally I . . � I . half of E half 26, EJ of EJ 26. is con---�N half - ,
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resolved into the puzzle of , whi.h I been wearing on the prospective bride." I � : . from Mr. Roderick Grey, I beg to solicit a con- 9. 15 con -NI 7, W half W pt. 21, 26. � 16 con I
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leas Onions. . An iDame'lls I By -WJ 10, E 1 33, N E 70 ac 36. L. R. - East- i
-ne�of the lead- , - ; . i be able to give my cuptomers satisfaction as to E balf 22- i
. One of the healthiest vegeta �q I ery hot weather. .
!Vas -the art critic on c .,O�T I quality of milk even in the v A
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waiting for . ki � ; . I
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- EPPS'S- COCOA. � ome very nice Enes of Ladies'Angola Boots and lEtealizing that the cash system is the most 16, N half 16. 5 cou.-Whalf 13, 1b, E . I
-me. As she saw my despair deepen, ion yet, strange to say, but'few p3ople I tisfactory to all concerned, I have 7 con. -E half 19, N half 20, 9 con. -E half S1. . �
ag found expression in use I 'it as- liberally as t - BREAKFAST. just and sa . . � i
. her own f eeli hey should. . . decided to sell for cash only. 14 con -N hall 23- t half 2, N 11
,words.. I ral laws Gent8' Kan'�aroo. McKILLOP-13 con. -I, N half of i
Boiled onions used frequently in a fam- 11 By a thorough jinowledge of the natu f
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I, I would give a good slice out of AW Tickets supplied at reduced 14 con. -Rein. 1, 2, 3, ,A, 5, 6, N half 7, E I
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, and so would you," she said, nutrition, and by a careful application of the � y ' half of S half 7, N half 8. Seen. wJ_ 3, W half
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t6 find a wom a week and ject. . The principal objection to the hap pro ded our breakfast tables with a delicate- . CORNER OF MAIN AND, MARKET STREETS. � STE PHEN.-6 con. -W half of N half & X 11
80iMra and thimble once promiscuous use of � this vegetable. is that ly flavon hich may save us many i I —1 h0f of S half 23. 10 con. -E half of W half 10, I
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,put the odor exhaled after eating is 'so I . . _ E balf W half 11. 13 con.-$ half
bat would go through of such a rticles. of diet 1 that a constitution may _____ - -_ - . 3, S balf of N
. single question fensivei A U of strong coffe aken be gradu My built up until strong enough to re- The People's Miata". . Nhaif22. 14con.NJ4,Nhalf� I
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ts, and drawers and stocking bags, el�77ter eating is claimed y to disease. Hundreds of serious 9 I 0 - 4
close I immediat to sist every tendenc People niake a sad mistake often W10 4 11 I I half -10, N half 16� 16 con, -N1 17, N1 I i
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and shoe bags, and would mend the be excellent iij counteracting this effect. subtle mdadies are floating around us ready to results when they neglect a constipated condi- I I � . S1 7, NJ 19, NJ 23. 18 con. ;
�g strings I t- - attack w iierever there is a weak point. We may tion of the bowels. Knowing thattBurdock is V . 22. 17 con. -Rem. � balf 16, S haif 19, T
holes. an& sew on the missin an Although for a day or so after - Ua JLU& - 's n any a fatal shaft by keeping ourqelves �� - _ ... - -N half 7, S balf 8 15 N 4
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- - constipation,does not warrant us in neglecting V . 1, ri . � - -Rem. 8, E half 9, S half 10. North By. -E - I
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sew -up the rip in the pocket, brush the able odor, yet after this time- it will -be nourishe I frame. -" Oivil Service Gazette." - t the right time. Use it now. I . ( � - - — .
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.flounces, and make eaverythi much sweeter than . before. . � In packets by grocers, labelled thus: . 6 1 Aux Sables --9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, W halt & N hall t
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put on. But such a W`0mD6u isn't to be For cro ultices are used oily 1 . - - .V d will Of E halt 16, W half 161 17, 181 19' �
i tried and I know. I up, onion po JAMES'.1,PPS & co", Homceopathic Chemists, � Equal .Rights. - . - J prr- � BERKSHIRE PIG. -The undersigne �
Jound.. I have with success, providing the child is kept London, England. � 1041-52 . I WILL POZITiVEU� C'� - �4�1 Akeep during the present season on Lot 10, Rented 'Farms for sale at expiration of existing m L -
. t__1$ A _" . . 1 : 1- , 1- arid liberty and ji 0-riceii � sion 71 Stanle- a ThorouLyh-bred Berk- Uases. I
have suggested 11 150 Cb VA,--" out of dratte, and a sudden cn1L1 avoid- All nave equa r g a - V I I -
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the onions in goose oil until - soft, then -Those men alw%y's succeed best who wind lack of energy, nervous debility, w ak e8% eon- I i T 1. �
As I received. They all. stipation, etc., by completely rewo ng theoe -ri --- I I . ! I
sniff, (5f disdain I putting them on the child's feet and their ov� n business. The reason is probably be- P, �Iw ,,, r.-, ,,: �: � , " '! z I 1.- 0 , r,j: z , , -_ _� '-' sary. WK. McALLISTER, Varna P. O.,Ontajio. of S half 19. 8 con. -IS, 14 81 17. 10 COD.- I � � . 11
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copyists, or , cause ti ey meet such little competition- Im- plaints Burdock Blood Bitterns conf re untold 119OX6 E half 28. 13 con. -S half 4,' t _1
- want to be companions, or chest as hot as they can be borne. Un. conil I 11
. . perial Cream Tartar Baking Powder is the most benefits on'all sufferers. . . _�'. _______ - NJ 4, N half 9, -19. 16 con. -W half 6. W. BY.- � - �
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less in very obstinate cases, When � I CHESTER WHITE PIG. -The unde w� 18, 28. : 11
� cessful baking powder .in the market. be- - ',�, I rs e S. By. -11, N1 31, 32, 34. L. F_ ; I
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1, tions that I don't know .. onions-. This, although an old-fashioned its own inerits, not, by abusing other similar Timely Wisdom. I � P _., 1- . - ,�; P ,:`I. , - : " P, 4: 1 1 21, Concession 2, L. . S. Tuckerswith, a Thor . . . I
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number of sows will be taken. This pig waa W half 17.. 0 con. --S half 23. 1 1
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IV ee it, and make me feel a"nd for eradicating boils or any 'of the I 'on -3'B half 4. ;
i they refuse to B Sold by T. S.'Roberts, Seaforth. 118G52 - . - 'i , ,; firstpriris whereevershown. Terms $1, pay c 6con,-Nhalf 6, 11 con.- 4 4
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F. . I cold, which set- I Minard'o Liniment is used by Physicians 1039-t.f. I STEPHENN.-13 con. -S halt 14,8 balf of N half 1. . I
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V ree and a-balf pounds of bile. It the 15 con. --S half 4, W half 6, 16 3011. �
�, - Women ; yqung man who I beral 0 entirely lose my voice. For six wee�a I suf- ' pIGS FOR SERVICE. -The u will ', 8, 9, 12 i .
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�� fered great pain. My wife ad:4sed me i keep for service on lot 2, 17, 1 _E1 6, N balf of W hall 9-1. 17 eon P I
, live in boarding houses, and have no use of onions as a food. - I bile secyetion be def I If 7, N half -19, 1q :
L . e to look after their clothing and . :)ubles if profilse, biliousness and jaundice arise, Bur- , to try MINARD'S LIN] and the 1 Grey, a TuoRoUayrBRFD CURSTM WMTR PIG, also , halt 16, W1 10- 18 con. -S ha �
� on People suffering from nervous tri dock Blood Bitters is the most perfect liver re eff ect was m agical, f or only af ter tb ree doses I a T,U0R0UG11H&FD BERKsuIRE PiG. These pigs con. -E balf 7, S balf 8, NJ 9 11; half 11. 23 con I . �
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, are much benefitted by ming these vege- ulator known in inedicine for preventing , g� I outw , half 33, W1
ake the needed repairs. They would n I and a, ar I Amd new styles of Dress Goods v. -N �allf 32, F ;
�_, class of CUB- tables frequently, either cooked or raw. curing all liver troubles. - 34. y - .
. rMake a good and a willing — 1 and I was able to speak in the Army that night, at HOFFMAN & CO'S., Seaforth. , Terms $1, payable at the time of serviee, with 3,3 S. Bd .-';7. L. it. W.-2, 5, half of S - � �� �
�j tomers ; it could be easi!y arranged that When troubled with a bard cough, if a . a privilege I bad been unableto enj for six - - privilege of returning if necessary. W3f. BEN- � WCKERSMITH.-H. Rd. -5 -,con. -N �
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the work for raw onion is eaten, ,,the phlegm will - � I�LUXXXP_ _* .
to one's home, and then returned when loosen almost immediately, and �an b WILfL present an opportunity to extend the 1 011ARLES � ' v to THE .
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Jt was finished. I removed with very little effort, rs�w .- for cholera, I — �' keep -during the preeen 1187-26 �.."
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. . Strawberry, the unfailing remed3 - U . Mill Road, Tuckersmitb, 0, thoroughbred ; I
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A young -w onion is made much more palata le, if, cramps, diarrhoea, dysen. i M. i Berkshire Pig, registered pedigree and fr �
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evidently took the sens of when eating, -a little salt or pepper is tery, and all sumrrer complaints, to every part i . I I , EltS used ynonthlV I �
I _T_� stock of Mr. Jas. Snell. Terms, $31. per sow, pa, - ., PENHYROYAL WAF �
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with wakefulneas may soft or floused Lumps and Ble ishes from 4 1192-4 " at home or abroad; $1 r,boxbymafl :
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- Mining News. 1 horses, - loorl Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Ring Bone, . ,,,, Sealred Vairtieulars
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There are few aches to which cbildrei i i Sold by LumsI)EY & WILSON, Chem,sts an3 : I
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