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Inotherdarling; yoArown Hope won't I I'm AU Right. ing a fit candidate for a lunaitio asyluto . I . IMPORTANT NOTICES - . :
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.let you d " Thin is going to, be a hard winter on . I .o bear, it, bear it I � - Gonis Nown-. Passenger. 3fixed. �
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. The restless eyes certainly grew quiet the poor."-ExtrAct f rom patiently and aileDtlyuntil his eight be- - . . : Mhel ......... .. L51 1'. X. 9.31 FaL &88T.N. .-
the Daily I I F Brumels...... .. L06 9.45 9.20 A
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$Md "lm,, and the feeble baud tried to Chastnut. . � . gins to fail. and the light of the eyes . - Good i,table andorchard. Applyto A. CARDNO, � -
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. . return Hope's warm pressure. goes out in utte I r darkness. 'Theo there � - I . . Saforth. 1183 3.21 , 10.00 V.50 � . �. .
*1 There's a barrel of pork in the cellar, L I I I � Wingham.. .. .. LBO 10.10 11.10
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tt I must send off the I tter at once, With turmits 'and plenty of spuds ; is a %ight check -rein, partioul%rly the - GOING SOUT11- Pasoenger. lilixed. .� I
TRAYED.-One two year old red heifer with Winghxm i;.. .. 6,39 A.st.11.10 A. v. 7.2b P. ill I �!.! �
I - -V ARNI S Bluevsle'-Z� .. .. 6.48. li.22 - 7.56 .
she said. 11 There is quliete time to catch There's an elegant patch on my over-all@ � awkward overdraw, running Jrom the THIS IS NOT A' . _JL X3.
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: tibe P08 bit over the top of the head.- This . " to the whereabouts of the above will be
, . e The kitchen furnacc is full " . '. I u0efield 'Bruseelf.:.I... ..- 7.09 - 11.415 8.66 :
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, Shoran downstairs anA entered th I Of wood from a hibkory tree, American abomination (unless it is ex. I I thankfully' ieceived. R. 31, ROSS, Br i ' Ethel ...... .... 7.11 - 1-2.00 9.81 � i
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;, ; . drawing -room. It looked just as it did I'm- reading the EXPOSITOR in S comfort -like tremely loose) 'tilts up the horse's nose .1 But we have Yarns that will please you, 'Yarns . I w
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- � � eyery evening. A bright tire shone and so that the'rays of the -sun strike direct- � i
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I .�, And that's what's the matter with me. I that you will appreciate, because they are fine, F Safe, combination lock, double door, just London, Huron and Bruce. .
� � in the highly ' polished grate. - ly in his eyes. By pulling at his checks , -_ I I . -
;. I orgakled I � strong Always in stock-tbe best as it left the factory. Also, 260 acrt s on bank GolNe NoRT111-' . Pswenpr.
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� I y shaded lamp- stood on a little There'. . pu 1. I . of Lake Huron; 160 acres cleared. E. N. .
- � A, pretk' And I feel mpkin pie on the shelf I and stretching his iieck, the poor thing . Saxony and Beo Hive Yarns, an Well as other LEWIS, Solicitor, Goderich. 1168 Londen 55A.M. 4.85r.11, .
roun(l table beside her mother's empty th. A I"in right "to hinn," tries to got relief for the acl.ing muscles - . Exeter...... ..........._... 9.16 6.57 -
31 Jocelyn had crouched up in one The storms may pour and rorir. galore I in his neck, cramped and strained. from . makes -in a large range of colorings. Henmll.. .. ..... . .. 9.28 6.02 . I
. chair. But thera's - pippins and cheese to come," � � � I STRAY SHEEP.-C�me Into the premises of '....
7 - - 0ornor of a large Chesterfield sofa ; she There's a wholesoine hain on the wall their unnatural position, and for his I I I Ethe undersigned, Lot 18, concession 3, Stan- - Kippen.. .. .�.......,.. .. 934 6.17 . �
. - . i - - . I Brucafteld.......... .. ...:.. Y42 6.96
wusobbiLng- bitterly, and the doctor A cheeroome thing to see, tortured eyes, blinded by the hot sun F - , ley, In the latter partof September,. a ewe. The Clinton .... ........ _ .... 0.00 6.4 . � I
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and Cecil Grey were bath trying to 00111- And I sleep like th,e dead in a feather bed pouring into them. But in vain. The I owner can have the sa vin, Londesboro . - 10.19 , 7.03
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A And that's what s the w4tteir with me. and paying charges. THOS. FAASEK. . .............
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I forther. . . . cruel bit presses up against the sensa- I . Blyth_.. .. .... ..... - .. 10-28 7.12 - .
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1. - "Ah ! here comes Hope," said" Dr.. Hard times come tumbling down . . . - tive mouth and it is impossible for him I . ], - . , n Belgrave. ... 10.42 7.27 �
T# - � I . � NGE.-One hu ':... 11.00 - 7.46 .
. � I With heavy and sickeiiing thuds, � I - Wingham arrive ......
-� 3&arvel. to ease his head. It is held a3, in a P dred and sixty acrea near Gladstone, Mani* GOING SOUTH- Passenger. .
� But a f rwer like me can giggle -with glee - I , - . - - , tobs, will be exchanged for Seaforth or any
7 - .� which vice, in a position that rebels against SEAFORTH. W-ingham,depart ........... %L60A-K
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1k , :' . Whe he's plenty of pork and spuds ; I I other town. property. Apply at THE EXPOSI- I
I tn 'i��. the tears were streaming. . No liveiy bills I pay . � every law of his anatomy. Patient, long- I _ L ' , L I- � TOR Office. ,�, - 1197x4 Bel ve .................. 7.05 4.00
,o , . - � I - BINb7 - .... .. 7.18 4.15
1 -i $'Come here, Hope; how unkind of When my sweetheart I to to see - �. - sufftrin , much -enduring, L'faithful al- �
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: - -...N I you to go away from me !" she half- For iei about in iny own turnout ways to their duty, what our horses suf - - EA0,HER WANITED.-Wanted a niale or fe- �
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� 1;: i half -screamed; and rising to - . i Tmale teacher with third class certifleate,for Brucefleld .............. 5.04
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.: sobbed fer, not only from wilful abuse but from I : :
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ro. I er would 't reake-wagons or shoes, thoughtless cruelty, only their Maker - . . . .
� 2, I - I I . For particulars, address applicatlion enclosing Hensall......,.-.......�.. .. 8.32 5.19
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� . 1� V_� , I wou Idn't keep store for a cow, - known. Looking into their beautiful, I testimonials, statingsalary expected or apply Exeter-....* .............. 8.60 6.83 t
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� .9 minute, darling," said Hope. Neither I'd progeh, nor teach, nor leech, I
; personally to D. SCHAEFFER, Sarepta P. 0.
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I 9� k In a � But rather I'd follow the plow ; . plEading eyes as I pass each one on the ; � 1197x4 . 9 � : � .. .
I Z pp� import- There's buttermilk fresh In the churn, .
� _� "Dr. Marvel. I must write an street my heart aches for the miEery I
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I I &nt letter immediately. I in'Ost catch (A remarkably good idea) I see there. i , -
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I ; the post. -+Ceoil, will you fly with My All winter I'll sing, but I'll hustle next spring, � EACH)�R WANTED. -A female teacher for
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� You who are fortunate enough to own I I T follows:
, or I And that's whab'sthe matter with me. - � third room of Piiblic-Scbool in the
�On. � letter to the'�08t-Oflice When it is writ- I- ; -
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. - . 0 a horse s e to it that he is made comfort- . . of Zurich, School Section No. 7, Hay, Duties to GOING WWT-- S11AFORM. CL=ToK i
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. � � - commence January Ist. 1891. Salary $200 per
S. ! tan - � i le w e I . Passenger .. .. .. .. 1.03 P. m. 1.20 P. K - �
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�_ ,Our Ain Wee Way. . I , or by letter to FRED - �
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. . . Passenger... .. .. .. 9.10 P. X. 9.27P. m I ;
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: �� . Loosen his check until he can hold' his . HESS, Secretary S. S. No. 7, Hay. '1198-3 Mixed Train.. .... .. 9.20A. m. 10.05A.M. I I
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I ,� Rope," said Dr. Marvel admiri I LUMSDEN & "WILSONS , - �
; Some folk are unco proud an' stiff . an' digilifled head in its natural position without any I - Blixed Train .. ...... 6.15.p. Y. 6.40 1 .
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� i "Then she had a secret, and it is �Oi '11 upon the bit. If he has a load to I I EACRER WANTED.-31ale or female for
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q her mind.. Capital ! Now no one must . draw remove the check altog6ther. Ex- . I . TUnian School Section No. 7, Wawanosh, Passenger. .. .. .. .. 7.59 A. x. 7.48 A. I
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"I . I Othe Ian' I - duties to comwence ist January, 189 1. Appli- Passenger .. .. . .. 2.43 P. x. 2.25 P. . ;
, . I talk wbite Hope writes her letter. p ir folk, of course,'are only delf, or pig, or amine the mouth, to be sure there is no .
� u cations received up to December 20, 1890, stat- Mixe I Train.. .. �. 5.80 P X. 4.65 P. x i
__ ; Wlould you rather write here, or in the couimon clay, ' Royal Glycerated Balsam of Fi r, i
I "I sore there, and that the bit does not hit I . Ing salary required with testimonials, etc. WM. Freight Train .. ..... 4.30 P. m, 3.30 F. 4
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F � study, Eope ?" � .. But we're maybe jist as happy in our ain woe it. Then when this faithful servant has . - ROBINSON- Secretary Treasurer, Marnoch, Ont. I
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is �'111 14 J:[errj,-'.'. Said Hope impatiently. I .1 . - I # 1198x3 � .&.0- I i
� . � I Out ain wee Way, our ain wee wa.y-; grown old in your .service send him - . ..10 � �
I ;,11 � I . . . T he great remedy for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and kindred troubles. , I
� " slThereis,not an instant to lose; I We'remaybojibtas happy in our ain wee mercifully ,to the happy hunting ;, CHOOL TEACHER WANTED -Wanted for I
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� : everyone, please, for five minutes -I They nay hae a' that' wealth 6an gie, an' rein and blinders, harness -sores and I holding a second or third class certificate. _ .. 4
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treasures rich an' rare, � docked tails are unknown and forgotten. cations stating ealary desired, accompanied by - L i
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I Go away, please, Jocelyn ; I'll . UO' tt es 0 wit in t e- ast wee . - . �
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� An Jist the very finest aye, to eat an' drink ,an' A hundred times over he has purchased I -1 . testimonials, to be addressod to the ufideraigned , - ... i
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I L spea But though they get the cream o' life, while we his freedom. Is it not base ingratitude, i � �._ ..
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i letter." � JoCe " get but the whey, then, on your part, if in his old'. age .- . . . ?Z.
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I I I I Oh ! you are unkind," sobbed We're iraybe jist as.happy In our ain wee way. you condemn him to drag out the miser- .. i , . . MO-SEY TO LOAN. -Private and company - I I I
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I � flope did not take arty notice. She Tiae doubt, . worn out horses as they pass froin hand . 01 W
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; 13'eribbled away with burning spots on Butth strongest wa' that e'er was built 'line tohand.-A. D. Fogg, in Jotirnaland . tory. DICKSON & HAYS, Cardno's Block, Sea. ) .04. 1
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; Very,ill. She cannot speak., but She . A chea; and effectual Blood Purifier, and one of the best known reMe- concession, H. R. S., Tuckeramith, a thorough- CD �+ 0. Z H i �
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I to mve- her life.. Itisthe last chance. walk a bit, i 4 �
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Jis. 4 " A stranger traveling in Africa with For sale at I I -1 d .... i
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. . 1 1 HANNAH. ,W. B. -Also for sale a Jersey bull ? 0 i
� _Y- our affectionate niece, ft: only. two or three attqndants can go - X _:� 0--a 0 (D go
i, � HOPE KARRON." - So thoi�gh our burden's heavy, an' the path o' about without much fear of molest%tio � .1. � calf, eleven months old, thoroughbred. 1164 � 0 i
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I il We're maybe jist as happy in onr aln wee wily. A great armed body, like the Stanley - QTRAYED CATTLE. -Strayed from Lot 36, " Id - __ (1) i
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� i Simeon Leonard Boyce, the well-known tary traveler can find out about Africa I . ' HAMILTON, Auctioneer at Blyth. 119OX4 r - o . CO ).-A ,
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L C lady always and alwaya looking out for IE19ndreds take from it, yet it never apparently. diminishes. This' � -4 I 0 En .
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- . :. I i succor a very demure lot of boys who hauled familiar face has been Missed from a Clothin�, Hour!e. separately or together to euit purchaser. For ow. .
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1 �� . " Aunt Margaret a letter will come on stranger. Subsequently I blave rd 0orn, e -r Main and, Market streets, Seaforth. . el- .1,
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I . Anvie Swan. 'Alr. Smit General Bu$iness Advertisement Banking . House,
- Ho o"s faitb, and after these warm em I h was a school , 10 -The undersigned ;
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� phatie declarations of her daught�r's Mast A Book in Stojae. . !
I - S ff into alr000t Lpeace_ riag( he has blegun the study of Medi- ' A literary announcement of a singular . . . I Property, known as lots number 63 and 64. an SMI.A.H 0JRrT33:_ . I
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ce- I nicely planted out with ornamental tTees and �;
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#- hen'. She Firth of Forth. . Annie Swan is not gard to �uantity and quality of the returns. Particular carebas been taken tQ so Shrubs, also with all kinds of small fruit. This . i
" Hope g, aVeL her a restorative, t are engraven the whole of the classics, Lthe operations thro - the grain, meal, etc., passes, as to give the valuable property will be sold chelp s the Seaforth, opposite A. Strong's office. t
Ic-W I trou 3led much with what she calls the simplifyi ugh which 11 For
eat , having no doubt i. e., the thirteen bo6ka' of Confucius. owner intends shortly leaving the village. ty General Banking Bunness done, draftos In md
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wh&tever in her own Mind with regard 'a rting element," however, for, with sterner the flour from his own wheat, and still retain the old gristing system. f till I
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ifil- There'Was no cheque within, however, unin the racecourse is used as a, golfing Some 250 years before Christ, there ber made to accommodate our customers. First-class Flour always on hand, and Public, Hensall. I . MONEY TO LEND . . i
M_ 7ree a, much to the delight' of , Mr. . delivered in Seaforth every Monday morning in lots of 100 lbs. and upwards at . On good notes or mortgages. ' � J
Ise and the large writing on the thick sheet 9 ruled in China the Emperor Chi-hoang- post card stating quantity required and where to be deliver- N.B.-Possession of the promises can be given . I
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� med.cal examinations with a round of ed t delivery th also a fine Trotting Stallion rising 3 years old, i
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.1 1. taken leave of your senses to Eyes. .- the attempt to destroy all the books in .Cedar P 3sts, sawn -and round. Orders for bill stuff attended to on short notice. ' �
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� kv large pital comes to an end when fer i *our hair were falling ovor the up- doctrine to all his officials and man - Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Glassware, Crk)ckery, Hatp and Cape, etc.., Josephine street, Wingham,Ont of his own make, best material and i -
people W1 to deny themselves. I aim per art of our face, we had no: hands. to darins, his soul was filled with a wild . I, �
k- sorry, of course -very , sorry --for _ this brush it aw desire to commit them once for -all, to which 64-ve been selected with the utmost care. We would, therefore, cordiaPy J. A. HALSTED, Mount ForbRt. Warranted to give Satisfaction.
: 9 ay, and ii had to - remain a I . I . es before purchasing . J. W. SCOTT, Listowel. if you want your feet kept dry come and got .
� illness; hqt,Idare.aay you have e3cag- invite the public to closely inspect and carefully compare pric I .
. I constant source of irritation. - The horse the flameq. If he had succeeded it is I I . , pair of our boots, which will be sold
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lave to SGptii., if she is %yell enough t6 . CHEAP FOR CASH. .
� drivers ever think to clip the.forelock in relieving hie country from its mental * I -owed. 1
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� receive, it, and write and tell me how bondage to the example and teacher of � d to Farmers and Bust- Repairin5 promptly Attended to. All kinds of I
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I I I hors 8 we meet are suffering from 'bad the ages ; a doubtf ul blessing, � I - � . in .
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p3 'pirty. ers are made of - sheet iron we can the chance of another Her'od, it was de- RY, Special Attention given to collecting, _�
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7 .1 ofthesickworna . "What does she . introduced the latest equipments and the most improved machines, i from Mr. Roderick Grey, I beg to solicit a con- .
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s flop's face Weis almost deathly. She ing ime to every step he takes. Put hall of the classics, are ranged these � I . . a , be able to give my cuttomers Satisfaction as to
. I - folded the thick sheet of paper, re- you, � Own hands up to your eyes in this tall solenin marble tablets, embodiments t . Township of Hullett. quality of milk even in the v,ery hot weather. I I -
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I - heeftate to speak a word for ' the next year in this place the emperor of China . �- will be at Kinburn on December 12th. and at t .
� (To be continued.) . Londesboro on the 35th, for the pui pose of re- - �
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