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00111111�11111 I � -, � __ I . . I I IMpoRTANT NOTICES . Wenington, Grey and Bruce. I I
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!!!W - bowed, as if -in humiliation at what he is ? Faix an' he roises4hat early that . Gonte Nown I 4 ,
�� almost gas.pe.d. I - I � OR SALE.—A first-class residence on t h Ethel...... .. .. 2.51 P. M. 9.31 P.M. 8.88P.M. � e_ I
his sigter ot ef he'd go'to bed. a little later he'd -mate I I . I I i
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.. � &I You are not exorbitant," she re. evidently. considered a mark of respe ' . I � . . . F cornet of Victoria and George Streets Brusselo ...... .. 8.06 " 9.46 9.W � _. I 1.
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� seenily in Christian wor- him9elf. gettin' up�in the mornin'." " - . . Go od- btable and orchard. Apply to A'. CARt)NOe Bluevale ........ 8.21 10.00 9.50 -i .
Inark _ 10.10 11.10 -
� ,ea. t, If you tire not f rightf ully to the choir, un —A Texaa-debating society recently I Saforth. Ilt-3 Winghain..... .. 8,30 I I
i I home with me to shippers. Thisop-_ude6anceofthecus- . . . .. Mixed. � 11 -
busyt will'you come 'to the end of his had f or a subject : —" IS - it - proper to . I . - a 011ie SOUTH- pasoenger. - I
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ther! Oh, whift a relief it would tonk he continued 91P OR SAJAP.—BARGA Wingham.... ..- 6-v- A.K,11-10 A- V 7.2b P. X � I �
. ,, Rafe, 11.22 7.56 . . .
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it . �: � � ace WO - sound the r iii dorg.. 0 . F , Combination loolt, double door, just Bluevale .. .. .. 6.48 . .
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� � be tp her to secure your services for Ro- like. 0 . CLEARING SA -L -E k I .
i - This ai n't a d warf ! . as it left the factory'. Also, 2iO sery a on ban I I
� i, As inflexible as he, was an excellent —A curiosity— . . . ed. E. N. Brumola ........ 7.02 11.46 8.55 1� I � I I
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;; .. it) ; . I I of Lake liuron; 15o deres clear 9.31 -, I .. I
. . 1160d. f the He's over five feet tall." "That's the Ethel...,. .. .... 7.14 12�00 .1 .
. r 11 woman who became a communicailt 0 . -11. I - 1168 1 . I
� In this way Hope did not secure a I - LEWI8, Solicitor, Goderich. —,. . I
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� , . E piscopal Church, and whis, after a few great thing about hi z I -
5 - pupil but she - our Men's Overcoats ; All our Boys' Overcoats ; I I
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i �_ o were to bring a great Sundays, presisteutly kept h I I London, Huron and Bruce. 1. . I �
I l � ya%do friends wh -Mistress to -All ouT Fur Caps;, All our Tweeds-; All our Hea,vy JA_ Implements on Lot 38, Concession 9, East I �-, . . .
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�L RA. shine in -to her lifg, and in. begining to end of the 96rvioe. When -Too High an Ideal. . Wawanosh. The Farm North half of- East half - Gonle NORM- Passenger. � � I I
. 'A d?alio! sun ' you are goingv ' Underwear must be sold within the'next two weeks. 38, Conces-ion 9, Buy acres more, or less. SaLle . 7.65A.m. 4.35r.m, . I I- I
I t y to influpuce her whole future. gend advised by the rector to conform Housemaid -What! � Louden, depart ......... ::.. 9 - I I
I � ,C �l y - ' Sa ,RT- _16 6.57 � � -.' I
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I -1 till1ralealld proved as docile as ot SON. Hensall .... ... v---- ......
N a her boys to the uqage, she declared with vehem when I do half your work every day ! Now is the time that- you require these goods and on , turday, Decetilbc.t 27th. J()HN BoBF Exeter ................. "
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I ould -not - for," said Maid -Yea, but you don't. do it W my on't -_ - -':�- .. 9.34 6,11 I
� g ence that she w I now is the time we want to, sell them out—we w . - I
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. ` when jubtructed in ffope�s charmi u HAWL LOST. -Lost, between Hensall and Kippen .. .. ............ 6.26 .1 .
I w satisfaction. -, L. Brucefteld........ .. .... 9.42 L
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-_ - planner. It H itI. -Difficulties" vanished, she, 11 there is no sense in so much get- * p I Assort- S I Seaforth. R LAROF BLACK WOOLFN SHAW Clinton .... ........ - 6.4 I I I _', .
. I f; atch.-Fatber-You ask parley about the 'rice if we can suit you.
. nd in ting up and sittinK down." � -An Even M I . ularded on leaving I
I I - I I The finder will be suitably re : :: 1'0-1'9 7.03 �
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: the toughest obstacles melted, it, Miss Wilkins , y -Aaugh ter's hand. Baveynuany . mplete. I Mr. Londesboro ...........
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. '. - e said of one of her most for m I It at -the fitore of Mrs. R. Melli, Blyth.... ......._..._. 10.28 7.12 � :
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I �. an incredibly short Ppace of time 11 itor-No-none. Fatber ld,or with the owner.
- � -ing. ud captivatiDg 6turies- prospe6ts! 011 . . McIntosh, Bruceflel M RS. _ 10A2 7.27 ��
L . � _ the technical triala of read characteri,stic a - ,1201-4 Belgrave ................ .., 9.
I ., inastered ither. Take her, and . I - 1.00 7.45 ,�. �
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I W , t -tie, were never that of the girl -wife who drove the tin- -She hasl-pone e AS. CARLISLE, Heirsall. Winghain arrive .......... I I 11
. I Mrs.. Douglas and Ka . I ' I I . _ L . -Tu-�- Passeuger. � , -
I z � 11-1 - t"ir' peddler d cArt around the country -that be happy ! - GoiNG Sot, , -
I . L tired of thank ing Hol�e., who in . - nguished -States- ED ARD McFAUL J ' 11EIFER.-Calve into the premises . I I L
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I � ; t h%'d not a shred of truth in Jt, but -No News.-:--Disti . I . of the undeisigned, Lot 2t, Concession 4, Wingbam,depkrt ........ 13.50AX 4.00 - . .
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0 - Was, the young teacher's method was .wa4 whotly evolved from her imagiva- . I I "I" H. R. S., Tuckerswith, - Blyth .... .............. .. 7-18 4.15- �� �
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, tion. What character studies would him I have uothing'to I � RedReifer coming one ycar Londeshoro........ .... .. 7.26 4.26 " �
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I � I I Simple. enough; sho pursued a pL&u sor. There was wan here tin � . I can have the same on proving property and pay- Clinton ............... .. .. 7.65 4.45 ,; -
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; - , usad keen interest -she never- -she not make of such stiff-tiecked wor-' So I have, I . SEAFORTH. � Brueefield ........ * ...... .. 8.15 i t - I � :
� ,Which aro . reply -did -ingcharges. JAMES BROADFOOT. 1200-4 5.04 -
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I . at to flag ; this ac� shipptra as these; and what a dai�nty lit- lninut�s 11,90, - Rippen .. ........ .... .... 8.24 1,
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- ." . pe - t -le romance she would weave out of an he make? Servant � . - ONEY TO LOAN. -Private and company Hensall .............. .. .. 8.32 I �
p()a1plished, all else was easy. � � 1 5.33 i,
A W. i- - dered you hadn't found that out I�ug l, N funds to loan atiowestrates. $10,000of Exeter ..................... 8-50 .1 - A I
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W _- . - " having fallen ill, ago. I . - . � I -' s it borrower. t :
_� . -year in which she bad first . thade the " An Ohio peddler thing salesman--21Vell,_ how do . I . - . Pwrlilich we will loan in suuis to u I .1
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I . . ance, Hope and his aeventeen-year-old daughter mount Mans can be completed at : I
�. I , 11),3agh-s'd &c(lli ki-at 9 . Customer- I . - Grand Trunk AailwaY- - i . .. .
e � - , . ed the cart and drove about the country you like this p*attern . , Cardno's Block, Sea. . . I
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I I I Roland weie %,. alking. together, Roland tle ' ft ind Clinton eUtion ", �
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- had a wild fit oil 9 You see I frequently come CLUMS , . 4
1 . in the quieter . 7 � W H - &T WILL- I GIVE P ERSEY BULL. -The undersigned will keep Goixe Win- SR"ouTu. I I
- is ,exuberant child's opirits any that her father ever . made . I Passenger .. .. .. .. 1.03 P. X- 1.120 r. x .- ; � .
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. I al%vays in. check. A man whose norse sam . � 9.10 P. X. 0.27r. X
. I . . . of some -importance to me not to wake . .- � ". Concession, 11. R. S., Tuckersmith, w thorough- Famen er - A, . I - �
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- �� was; not in full coutro-I was riding along �ftl . . - . ! . � bred J . er.-ey Bull, sired by Canada's John Bull. Mixed QJ;�.:'.::. :: 0.20 A. 3H. _s-_ 10 -05A -N- �; �, .
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�� -, � le at the.time of service Mixed Train.. .,. .. .. 6.15 .
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L pland ran in his path. The -on the Train. up my wife. I Terms -$1.50, Pay P. X. 6.40 �, I
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I "I 1, horse knocked the boy down, and might On a Christmas eve an emigrant train stairs at 0 a. m.)-Yanny, will you ask Many are now puzzling their brain- trying to thihk what would be HANNAH. N. B. -Also for sale a J�rsey bull Passenger. .. .. .. .. 7.69 A�. if. 7.43 A. I � . - ;
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� have killed 'him but for Ho Sped on through the blackness of night, p into the hall a most suitable. article to friend or relativ calf, eleven 111onills old, thOTOlighbred. r .. .. .. .. 2.48 F. x. 4.66 P. m' t, . �
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I I ht hold of the bridle, And cleft the pitchy dark in twain . that you,ng man to ate the present to a Mixa I �ra�in .. ....... 6.80 P If- 11 � �
I rushed forward,cang moment? Youug Man (timidly) -w- . tion to decide, especially when funds —_ , . ;
; 11 tep. 1i 6 With the gleaul of its fierce bead -light. STRAY HEIFER -Came -into the pretuibes 3.30 P. - � 1, .
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I and forced the hor'tte back a a - - well, air 9 Paterfamilias -I just wanted This is often a very -difficult ques * E Lot 11, Concession 9, 1 Freight Train.. .. .. 4.30 P. N. ;,4 . I
. trampling it badly,and ' L e to be i emem-bered. We would recommend all of the undersigned h veniber last, a - A . . � I I
I rod on her foot our - low and many ar ,, I Tuckersmith, on the 14t of No . I � I
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I . � . to ask you where you wanted y . , lieffer. The owner can t, �� .
� z cramblea to Iii -3 feet, his life Sat a mother and her child : r at once to Two -Year Old Roan - f; �
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� I y P. hair�s breadth. The rider, a The woman's flee bore %�ant'a wan trace, trunk put when it comes.. such anxious ones to repal . - hfk,V,e the same bv proving w - I
sa�ved b 11 I see," remarked Mr. Phunnyman I IL199x4 �'Q_ . c I .
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. C someth I And tagged and pulled at lier mother's dreas, ing a meal of Africa." " In what -way . EACIIER WANTED. -A Female Teachet for .
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�� ffope limped to the nearest seat, and And h'euvoice had a merry ring, . LUMSDEN & WILSON'S. T r department o . -1 -_ . , _i,
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11.1 . aia, come and guess 11 Why, they have swallowed nearly all . I . ,of No 9 Ilay and Stanley, Blake. Dutiea to - z.1. _ ____ .. � .1 � � I
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q. .P.61FLud ffew off for assistance. the Sahara, and rom the very cbeapest to Applications I E . . -, ! 7, .
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� � What'Santa Claus'll bring." I of her territory but Where an enormous Stock is now displayed f comm' -rice on January, itt, 1891. - - .
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� �, , . triffe, but the pain But sadly the mother shook her headi Turkey wants o gobble that." Y) the finest and newest novelties in the market. itabl( sta tmber 20th, � :1 I - -
�'; L in her foot was so � the�� �_,, ara, what- for?" I I Dessert. , wonials, will be received up to I -Pte . *1 �
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I . i ite, that when Katie Dougias ap- As Hhe thought of a happier past ;4 r presents is so varied that it is in isgo. .6,ddress b% letter or apply personally to . .
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- nd tried 11 Ile never can catch us here," !,he said, - I -tr-0- eye to the useful as well as the - JOHN 11. ISCIII�ELL, Blake P. O. go � W ( - I 0 . I
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peared panting on the scene, a .' Music half the lilies but it is selected'with an - � .
: I % to move her, �she fainted. -, --- , " The traiii is going too f � ast Difficulties of Making ) I . 6 .
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� I[ great - o, mamma, yes he'll come, I say, I . ony D -well - I ornamental. We . Would call attention to our stock o . RF,NT.-To Blacksmiths - * W 0 �'. tj � I
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I - -A few days a I - . I all kindR from FIdesire 1 o sell or .rent my property and W . I
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f n lital So swift are hits'littie deer, ook and BOOM blacksmith birOncss at G op 0 1 �
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I auffariag she was moved into a Togetlier. Bibles, Testaments, Prayer 0 CD '14 . .
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� � n They run all over the world to -day,- istically bound volumes, Photograph Albums, has a good trade. No opposition within f 2! C) %a b� W . 1 7
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� I for, inv&lid gentlewomen in Harriet the very cheapest to the most art ,, shop and tz, . 1; I
� . _. 6d one - wiles. I will also sell my residenc� -
i - 'I'll hang my stocking up herr Anniew" said Mr. Benedict, �'. (D tit
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� _ West. She was kindly treated h Albums, Illustrated Books in fine bindings, Poete in all styles, Chil C. -d. ;
Street, . evening. I I I 6ink it is too bad that' - Autogi1lp several lots. This il a 9 7 4 z
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� She pinned her stocking to the seat, . -en's Bo6ke, Leather Goods) Writing Folios. Music Folios, Jewel Cases Card . I
I ; there, and had the beat surgical advi--e, . . vou are neglecting your music so much. di Work Boxes, Writ- -ears. Write CD 1�q
., I And closed her tired eyes, ness has been runninz for ir any 3 -* 0� 5= H - wi ... ,� .
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I I - for a sTaAIL weekly I - ,tle, DOW sea, Pocket Books, C ff and Collar Boxes, Dressing CalleS, - C I - . . -
I , . I �m � And soon atte saw each longed for sweet . I You really ought to Play % lit ts, Whisk Holders, Ink Stands, for particulars at once. Good regsons for sell �i .
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_�, I flope was not a girl to despond ; she In dreaniland's paradise. i keep in ing Deaks, Cabinets, Fancy BiAskets, Wall Pocke I ing. DONALD PATTERSON, Grand Bend. . � " CD C." i
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I . PS0a"e had a us stock. Come and see our goods and prices before you make your Christ, season at Leadbury, a thoroughbted Holbtein- I I
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I LUMSDEN in seven days. Terms, �1.50, pal ;:r .
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I � fill her bright grw . . th a sigh, and opened 801. J. T. McNAMARA. 1178tf
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, - i I .iarly blessed lot. find me out; ots, I Directors and one auditor, arid orber business U) r:� 4 11; -
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� I . a lat, of sunshine just in living. - The child was surply rigfif, - unie's beau, and bh� wag his girl. - 0-4 �, " I -
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voice : onging to tho estate of de �31 9D �:: .
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� bright horne, dear- loving friends-& For ihe saint is fond ef masquerade C-1 1Ti8 years sinec,,we have met,. � ceased for sale by public auction on a date to be I t ,Z. � � � I
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. - I 11 I have lodgings in Bayawater ; my And so he carpe to the little maid I have strug- � . e - 29,' -J 0 �:)J �, I I
- In an emigKwit's disguise. . I . id passed into stock large quantiti's of 31, Con. 6, L. it. S., 98 acres; west'half Lot �.,
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� � I We have just reclaived ai xes; west half 1,ot 30, Con. I
I mother is dead." B I ssie ! Take Con- 5, b. R. " �
i A Bessie ; no, DO, 0 4, L. R. S., 50 acres; all in the Town ,�
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I . there alone 9" And he dresses in many,wa - Fall and Winter Goods. All kinds of Men, Women's, Boys', Misses' ship of �
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. .3 a off the keys, or' mamma cannot- e co , :� �
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� . C.. Ile wishes no ene to know hini, . � - d Coa'rse goods ; Men and Boys Long BoOtSy &c., of the deceased ,,� & (D, 0 � . - __
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: . .. I - yes�" . never,tays 11 I am'Safita C -mus," . '-struggled to forget, and Childrein's Fine an farm stock, implements, )I . 0 93 1 -
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, I en, iny love ?" . , will also be offered. JOHN WALKEH, Jr., a . i � I
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� . . Men s Felt Boots, a very large stock, which will be,
; I - _ � -_ - - poor. I have _IIRI,�;BY C. WAL.S11. �Op ? How can JAMES WALKER, Executors, V -.4 11 1 I _ -
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I I mamma sing, when � I Of light 'rub� ta -% 12 feet 01 ,A) I - I
i e of those and a good assortment 0 F ining 5 acrem of choice brick cla ' - , I
I I earn the rest. . WJjJ-(,Io you ask me so, � � - At the Turn of the Road. do.'t cry, just because I slapped your Knitted SOCks, .a full liu . . b � I . . -verty is adjoinin ' Wilway 3 M )J (D tj : , __ - . I �
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11 be happy - I � . ut-a very large and well 0 There : 7
e plunle - was in vain ! We have . just . one'portable en.-iln&e and 0 - � W 11 I . I
� - t I bless you' he purple -hued sster8 still finger in blooin ; -, . CD 0 _�l �
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� � .L: 0, my dear, cy Slippers, and any. 9 boiler, to( gethEr with barrows, lacks, &C., all in z
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; � mv dear I" Tile lady sat for some tirne The birchois bright yellow. the sumachs are red, I know we can ,.� f -'L 1-t '�. ��'
� I maples like torches aflaine overhead. Robbie get off my Bboulders, and us a call. . full running order. Therei8 a cellar, W 0 1. i .
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I i� grumbler tyle and price. lso hard and soft water and a good stable. C14"_ 1,
I - puzzled. She was the greateE and r3tand Suit you both in s . - � - _� I
. I . 13�ut what if the joy of the Summer is past, take your hands off the V�dals This is a very debirable propert%, and well adap- -i C) I .
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: - . . i,a the establishment and Arid Wnter's wild herald is blowing his blast ? lup.here,'4uiet, while mamma trifis to- Also apice stock of Trunks and Valises at prices to suit the pur- manufacturing brink and tile on a large P 0"a �t -
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I I home, friends, and bix'timea Hops's in- For ninull November is sweeter. than May, � � 0 ..,� l,.� P1 - . I �
. a -she ineets me No, no, of -course ,.Von can't put On scale, and will be sold at a bargain as the in V P) a -
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. I In especial the ko Ung girls in- the hoe- . ,.,Ordered work of all kinds, and repairing a spe is a going concern and a fortune f . 0 , I I
r � � . For her voice lives 01, the breeze, . . n an For full particulars apply to the proprie- -4 . 0 L.� � � � .
. eral younig Will she come ? Will the ring -dove return to / P, ct- .� - I
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pital-and there were sev I And her spirit comes ht-' orb8,ltttt:rto Blyth P. O. - " 0 1 1 1
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I girls - I le swiii' back from the east or the let my music alone and stop - I S WM. 11OUfRAY, Proprietor. 0 A.- I /
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they one and all broke into lamentation � . _____ ;91 I
. west ? . -will be I, that high not / McINN J SALE. M - �_� .
when. they heard the day wa3 fixed for it her druniming on te, Bessie I
At the stroke of the hour she e on that HAMILTON & --- REAL ESTATE FOP ,M ��. �i ,
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. . late. . it ! Give me the pin -! There, no -For Sale or to Itent a large and coin- - on 0 O.. C-+. .1
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I 0 . irodious frame house. ill connection with this P-."
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� -1 he di9tance ? Not yet. I � . . -fifths of all acre of land with 1� � I � .
. I Aunt Eliza and the Church Do I see her afar in i both of you stand I I I house there is four 0 . .. . I
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� y E. Wilkins She will flash full in sight at the tur6 of Ghe Let me see. -GOVENLO forth. Immediate po-leebuinii gi,elj. For fur- -.4 0 �
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� 11 the aiipple-minded, - quaint � --- - 1200x4 I- �� - -
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� I w nt, and knowing of no pines : Robbie ? NO* 9 lt's your father, is it ; .' General Bu.siness Advertisemen 0 � good ccuifortable dwelling house on a � F: CD tJ 4 � .
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i her I basto by the boulder that lies in the field, * . - CD I'll �
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�� 1� Could go, a he 1. eornor lot in one of the best loc En aig I 1. . I
: place in the world where &he hcr promise at pa'rting was lovingly What i -Ch.arles, Charles, wake alltioll in town. 9 �
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� 4 inived in- _ Where I . 11) — L -arly new, Containing .. P, C4 C-41 " . 9� .
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7 had, her few- household goods 0 . sealed. up ! you -You wretch . . The house io fraine, nt ,o a good - �; .
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� P l s come by the hillside or round through ' stable on the p . . at once. For fur- I
. gallery she had her cooking ful, my dear, beautiful-�From the Boa- - , cheap and pobsession given !
� the wood ? � GRIST AND FLOURING MILL - THE FARMERS 5� I
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� I ,-reened by a pateb-work inantle toiitt Traveller. . ther particulars apply to F. W. 01LIC11, Sea 1�
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I hnd there, a( Will she wear her brown dress or her .
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p�-!, men. No pains or arm . , .
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aws near -but her� watch may go rvision of most skilful work ARR FOA SA LE. -A valuable 2(,O acre f
�4 ,CDnti'nued to live in spite Of all the of I , Qhristmas in a Lighthouse- under the supe . I
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11 both in re- situated on Concession 13, lots 22 and 2.3, - I . -1 .
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I I ort 31y heart will be asking? HaLve you ever thought what it mus care has been taken to go hic'Killop �ownshfp. They are cloise to the bett 4,
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; �4 . lodgLe her. � . long'? . d a Christmas Day in a light- gard to quantity an give the zi4
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� Ir Her defiance and triumph Rre brouabt lough which the grain, ineal, etc., passes, as to markets iii Western Ontario, on good gravel it
A 0 simplify the operations tht system roads, and within a few minutes walk of store. . - .
z 7,� Wh3; doubt for a moment? More shaule if house ? For fifty years my Christmases .at and still retain the 61(i gri8tiDg . urchef, and every necessary � i �
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A, have been there. 6 perannal super convenienc . The soil is . 1
w4 in Ohio, as Are a�ngels g trade shall have our ow ck or grain i * - � LOGAN & 00-9
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. -ppened ill a certain town Why question ? Why tremble ? -band, and well adapted for either 8to raising,
1, Ila. 'a snowy Christmas generally The g First-class Flour always On . I
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� N, . ,eported i0he Chicago Tribune : rds at as b AND FINANCIAL AGENTZ. �
� I e hae just endedL in the. She would come to the lover who calls her his means that the ds,V is complete ; but to be to accommo . oth,farms are watered b3
� f�l & _, morning in lots of 100 lbs. and upwal ..
� I f 'A naval cas owl) I ften delivered in Seaforth every Monday * ortek. There are about 30 acres of choice tim, --U*NKERS - i .
, � the light�.ouse keeper it is too 0 otity required and where to be deliver- and 3 't i
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I �i Co mmon, Pleas trod in tho trick of a whirlin- wholesale prices. A post card stating qua ber on both farmst a house sind stables,
f Court here. The Cen- Thouch she a 4t 'ale. As . Orchards of c *,Now In heir own premises on Market 9,164 I .
. ushered in by a northea, 9 delivery the following Monday morning. hoice fruit. The farms will be sold. ; .
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� 'f".1 opal Church, cyclone ! ed, ,*il I ensure prompt separately or together to sult opposite A. Stron a 0 0. . - I
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g ,, time ago on I croF:9ed the old bridge ere the minute had I see nothing but the fast driving flake8p MILL- KICVEN, Leadbury'P. 0- 1191tf � � I
. , C11-ased an. organ a short passed. ' while tho sea dashes white on the rocks SAW � I � and cashed. Interest &Uowed on depositiL -
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� I " kin accoUn � they glowed, mg noisily every few minutes. Cedar Posts, sawn and round. Orders for bill stuff attended to on short notice on z � -
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� � CZ1,117 t the turn of the road ! hrieks through this old house. 8 I
: . I 3e pious old As we in et, face to face, a wind p ltptrxlo= side of Queen btreet, Petty'ci Survey, ;
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I � , w , -Oliver Wendell Holmes. �hrough the lantern with a noise
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r I-tdy.paxtieularlyl known all over the ----.*.-- theinc � ere Is a fine frame dwel ; . AM � I .
i , t Elizi.,' who looked like the shritl.whistle of a steamboat . . . . . track. on which lotg th frame -
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; , Claieties. ' . ling 21x32 in first-class repai _____
: ; . � country as 'Au,n -ttioll of the fore tel ling "danger, and even round th 0 STORE— I . -
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I I . ui,,)on, the orgin as a Gre an of doors there is a chorus as if an army of ry I the lots are nicely fenzed with a I . .
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� . vil. She attended the services regu This branch of the business consists 01 a w well -assorted and full stock of HAND=MADE .'i
I I � kle inute the organ began principle. Pawnbroker -Mine friendt, fienda were attacking- us. Bat with all , Crockery, Hatt, and Caps, etc., fine net wire fence in front, the lots are also 1� 17--.:
I. I a in my Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Glassware '%Ve would, therefore, cordially nicely d out with Ornamental ttees arid I I .
arly, but the ni 'f I vos a Inan*of ,principal and interest$ -this against us in the element , the utmost care. rubZaials"o"Varith all kinds of sniall fruit. This . .
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� and she would then re,c - 'An honor iq not wit' for we were a large family of invite the public to closely inspect owner int m For -
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., the -close of in its own coui3try,"-re and liked,' just I do to elsewhere. . . I - full particulars app] V to JAMES R. :
the niu.ic anded marked tile c&n- boys and girls, ' . . ancer and Notary D. McINTYRE -
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I . turn fur the sermon, at giving and receiving G J. SUTHERLAND, Convey I .
. 0 ulusie began for the didato who had been elected to a fine, day, the pleasant Piibilc, lansall. . . - . � � I
.- I which, when th of gifcs,*which marks the birthday of inthrop. B ,0.egsion of the premises can oe given Has on hand a large,number of Boota and Shoes I
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� closing Ilyn1u, t d -She--Indeed, it's not an easy thing Chrixt. Now, with only my -brother, - . - I in a month' -d thrie if desired. The ow ake, best material and .
� aaume, lier seat on thl� church steps an -1 ov- .....� also a fine Trotting Stallion rising 3 years old.- . I .
i . theil return for the benediction. for'a girl to get a husband., He -Why, R'udolph left we make the day as j . which he will sell or exchange for a pair of good Wa,rrauted to give Satisfaction. I � �
e of so much a pretty girl ban make her choice of four ial as can be, and my dinner with its . - mares. Tnis Stallion is broken to barflem. Ifyouwant your feet kept dry come andget - . -1
; � The org,Ln being the caus, out of every five men she meetts. She- turkey -and "fixings" of celery -and -- THE JAMES R. BERRY. a pair of our boots, which will besold I I
, trouble, the trustees were at their %vits' e, it� mince pies and
-to ge -- rainy But itiq the fifth that she wants. cranberry sauc ke to share A-DIAN BANK OF COMMERCE F 0 R C A S 11 . ' '
� eu(I-s Ilow t rid Of it. On . -, FARM PROPERTY FOR,SALE CHEAP C I I -
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I . fe,ssor 0-ritt, have occasion - n � y 09 TO RE?ZT. Repairing promptly attended to. All kind]; of I .
1111UrRiag Pro' . I -Ida Lewis, in Christmas 7 . Est&bldshed 1867. south half of lot No. 13), on the 2nd Concession � -
- axecl to see thoir fine carriages 01 yelled a eocia ist with you all. � ]Boots and Sh->es made to order. Allpartitswho,
I _� -to pws the cliurGh, was am � are our Ladies�l Home Journal. . I ,y,containing]50acres of
I -1e, corner of speaker. I I 1vV h er,�, I as k You, . . - of the Township Of 1-113 is cleared, well un- have not paid their accounts for last year wiU . -
ag out, in tl 21 I . lnnd and of which 110 acres call and settle up. .
I tilu organ sitti, 11 S'loonkeeper's dr'ivin' ' , . HEAD OFFICEy TORONTO cul�jva. please I
. re wale no shelter over it, carriages ?" d in an excellent tit -ate of
I the liell. The ck pavement i d $6000.,000 derdrained at)
I oring chickens found it mine," responded a red -nosed reformer ,Cedak blo s condemne D. McINTYRE. Seaforth. I IF . .
. .. . OAPITAL (PAID UP) SIX MILLION DOLLARS : $8009000 t,on, with good fences, the remaining 40 acres 1162 — — . I
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. and the neighl) roost. The professor of society. by the medical health cfficer of Toronto. . __ - . - . , - - wood bush, the timber not , �
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� are under fine hard W - . .
a pleasant place to -The remains of the late Rev. kv rn. RESTs having been culled.. There is also a never fail_ d, r
: I . - -Irate- Politician -Look bere, you I B. E0. WALIKER, GENERAL -MANAGE& . ough -the land - rth Dairy , . I
, t once agaiost the t rustees Seaft
p 1L).,-oUg4t suit a odhouse, Simcoe County, - I- inff Spring creek running thr a
I The testi' ony developed published a lie about me this morning- Davis, of WO __ a bich inakes it well suited for pasturing or . . � I I I
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7 ,of the church. - an illfanlous lie. I won -_ sock raising while the land is highly productive .
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I tile fact that the trustees had thought sent at the - - . i i I
� , weather Serene Editor -But just think where Among the clergymcn pre , n crops. The dwelting which ;� m�
.1 - for all kinds of grai Having purchased the Da Business,, i L I
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: 1k lessly set the Organ Out in the - . station were :-The Bishop - of Huron, acted. Farmers' Notes Dis I , erected a few 3*e;ars ago i!3 one of the I beg to cit a CO �
1� ease old pious I Aunt Eliza.' you would be if we were to publish the ith, ]Elill. and A Gene Bankino, Business Trans ' r,sbip. built of solid bFiek with from Mr. uoderick Grey, .
o Canons Richardson, Sm e at all points ip Canada, and the principal best in of the patronage which he has re- ;
- nd slate roof, there tinuance !�- I
11 I ed and a ver- truth about you. ts issued payabl tone foundaVion and cellar a - .
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R ly cuntiMt Foreman -I think you'll Newman, Archdeacon Marsh, Dean Draf in the past. With the advantages I , . �
, ,The C -Ise wag hott -Tannery . Great Britain, Francel Bermuda)&c. , i,galsoagood brick woodihed adjoining with celved my refrigerator and situation, I hope to
.51� 4ict rendered in favor Of Professor Oritt nd Rev. Messrs. Hicks and Sage. I cities in the Urii0d. States, bave in * -
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51 se price of the organ - " : th r- 1.
i i tar the puralia . ' ervices in St. James' church, . SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. other outbuildings are cr�nv(lnieutlY situated I I
I r I a in tanning hides? Applicant -Oh, yes; After the -a " - . � . ,� .
. The writer once spent a sun, mer in f interest allowed. and in good repair. There malbo a fine bearing ,4uslity_ of milk even in the very, hot we& 0
. schoolin New Jersey for a South London, the remains were buried orchard with Liest varieties of fruit. This valu 'is the moig � I
nd-- attended I taught I in Woodland cemetery, the pallbearers Deposits of $1.0 and upwards received, -and current rates o � EACH Realizing that the Cash system, I
- I -certain country town; & � D OF MAY AND :NOVEMBER IN - to &]I concerned' I h&VC .
year. I . is within I mile Of Just and "ofaeWry -
-faghiG - L _KTFUEST ADDED TO TEIE rRINCIPAL AT THE EN able property which the owner will seU cheap
� � 4-hurea in the old ned meeting - tit be an early riser. I being the six sons of the deceased, R. I �� or rent for a term of years s thus con- decidetto sell, for CWh 6WY- f
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li art . on had .the I I Pat, you mu . '. f YEAR. - the thriving village of Rensall and i �,
1� liouse where the congreg t d always find you at work the first thing R. Davis, of Toronto H. Davis, 0 Ir d to churches, schools and good sr Tickets supplied at reduced r&tes �� I
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9 .custerin. of ri .. . Oi am, �Vinghftlll, W. R. and J. E. Davis, 6f - and Famers' 11 particulars apply to ALEX .,. . '
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. � g the singing. in the morniaR." ' 11 Indade an' SpeeW Attention givezi to,^thk Conection of - CommercUl Paper O., Ontario. I . �
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- 1acing the gallery durin , Oi do be Mitchell, I Thos. Davi &,as Notes. ANDEli UcEWE'
L - air. .it a a family thrait' 8 1200.4 1171 . D . D . WILSON. a
All bat one man -,-a tall, erect,'�tiff per fat46r is an and Rev. Evans Davis: - JOHN AIRD, Manager. I � . .. � . � I
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