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AUGUST '2., 3 9 18950 . � - I I � I i I THE. HURON E-kPOSITORG ,,-� '. � � - I
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. NOTI06. I I � a stately team -of big 1 males, 11 6 bandA ' GOOD NIG,HT. � �
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IT ,S m lo'' kers Jll & - � - high -or over, perfectly well, matched 1
MOKENNA, Dominion and I'Jovincia,l Land � The clock ticics loudly, biit the house is stilL
I- E J. %urveyor, Merh1ser of ttLeAmda�ion of Ontario - - I 1 =-- I 1, F . - hmd pulling true every S ep, is as fine a i The wind moans Inoo(Illy in'tbe chimney
- � . Land Surveyors, Dublin, Ontario. ' i 1386-62 . � I . . I . , i le , - Ll P � I sight as a lover of live stock need want - *1
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. -DUGGY FOR ' I To meet thewi I mers, -I - . .
SALE. -For sale ch'ap,or will be ,� . TheGeo.E.Tuc�kett& Son Ob,'Ltd.,
" exchanged for wood, a % I --� - Stir speringly-e'o so
1. covered Buggy. ' Hamilton, 1 at!, have plftceF� upon - . I . hands in height. Why is not- the mule � _ mi�ht fairies
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Xp-ply at THr, E PosuoR Office, co"forth. 1436-tf � the market j I - better kii own * anq a ciated, in the It, . I .
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EDAR TIMBER FOR SALE -The undersigned P�Ug - -F ' A WORD F R; THE MULE, .1. . e P. I I i .
�-�h C has for sale a quantity cf CEDAR, suitable for A Combination ' OJT . One more Sto to close. jThe mule Good night, dear heartJ g$od nightl .�
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I bridge timber, which can be cut to -order. Also a. I ' I . [ - , To He More lateIll exit ,and .Better Tom-' haSa memory and a long one. He re- AlIday there has been:da �kness in my hea 4
large lot of Iftne Cedar Posts and.Codar Shingles., �� i pored, Tha � the Horse? I
S. S. COLE, Ethel P, O.- 1436-tf I . . - . I I members, bides his timi -And avenges- All day without you, oh the long gray hours
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I To think someways areall.setthic�,kwi�h
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AUARRY STONE. -The undersigned has for sale - . "'T . it is pleasant to In, ow that even a mule - vanLj. mines Was a mule dily�r noted I flowers I
W at his quarry at Granbrook a quantity of choice- I . I � I I i 1 ;
fto-ne, suitable for cornor atones, sill stonea and has valiant defeno] ers. These -say that .for brutality- t fforded himmore joy Wbpn iny way wends 4io sad and void of lightl
. orldge atone. Will be sold at reasonable prices. SMOKING , T081 CO.- I he has a name for stupidity and obsti- to torture he I-, than to give Good night, dear hear�, good night.� i
aNORGE BAKER, Cranbrook, P. 0. 1408-tf . . � . . .. I � I r !
I . . . i nacy that he by no means deserves.' them pleasu 0 one cf the Aiiiinels - -Exc4ange.
- this supplie.�41)nz felt want, �givi g I ' - � i
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I I TORN BEATTIE, Cl,irk ,f the Second Division tbeconsumet . ore 20 cent plug, oz a was a agalurt whom he seemed to I VEAL PIE ALL AROUND., - .
� 10 cent plev6, or,a5 cent piece of t3e
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0 , is one ,of the muld's frieno][4 MX. Kings- have an especial[ spitq. He beat and I �
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ca Agent. Funds 'Virginia Tob^ ley has had - exten ed e7erience with 1bused the dumb bmite month after
I voyancer, Land, Loan- and Insuran, - . I fawous ," T cc . I pu re , An American's TrIb itto to the Memor.t Of
linvested -and tor Loan.i Office -Over Sharp & . I . - - t
1��X IJvous'store, Main street,lSeaforth. � 1289 11 I - Mr. Long Ear in tit miu6s of his native Inontb, and tb, barnesse'd up Charles Dickens
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- ORTANT TO THE, BUILDING PUBLIC. -In I pie 6� e. �c 183�.e .� beast may be all- a �coun�ed for in two poor beast grew more . I more vicious .. Charles Dickens use 'to stand before when
1worder to reduce our large stoek of dry Hemlock , . 1 61 .
. I I - !� words -bad treat t Treat the mule in temper, hop aturally. The as a child 4e, drud d in a blackbag f;ac-. -
lumber, we will offer- special inducements to cash '. . ;: - ' Er 11 . wever, n
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. buyers from now until Jujy Ist. Bills for barns and I �, 0 1 1 as well as you t. I �a your horse, and he event show tory Every ay, oic his way to and from
houses filled out at the shortest notice. ' , 11 , will astonislv you oth by; his intellect been treasuring up th memory of' his work, lie paused to o evour viiinds with his
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Ixomlz, Dashwood. ?2"t f " I 'Karn Org W Piaho eyes, and sometimes as he said, he pressed
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. ARMS FOR SALE-7heunderai d hat twentv I , : � In the minos ar long low passages neax him when he was ble to use his do'ing�tlfat begot a'ittle bit o4, a taste�of I
FChoice Farms for sa] e in East linleron, ho'broa- .
ner County of the Province; all sizes, and p rioea to - Compan X, through which the coal 'in" st be drawn head naid fore feet freely. In an instant
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suit, For full information, write or call pei 3onalh% - I ; "beyoDd his rea -h. I i �
. . . I � � on small cars to the outh 6f the mines. he caught the ma,if in his teeth and �o far
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No trouble to show thevm. F. S. SCOrT, 3rusBela I . . . I
- P. 0. I � - ..391-tf What- we.sa : is rue, and These passages are in some cases not so 'shook him' arfully. IS o power could i. An 4merican w io 'aftires Dickeps T
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- . - I I I . high as the mule's ead. A horse would, make him 1 t go. He flung his tyrant hunted, up- this pie 'hop ,when. he was �n 1A
POTTAGE TO LET. -That commodious cottage, at � I it.- go on and d . �r I- ent K4
. � , Everybody knows ash his 11 ag4inst the top back and for li�up and do, Vu in that ter- Lo.ndob. in order to g atif sent* W
v,J present occupied by Mxs. T. W. Durcan, on , i ; . . I .
. . the passage and then stop,' says Mr rifle tussle s veral minutes. When at Ourl � I
Goderich street, Seaforth. It Pontains six rooms, . Of osio. It proved to b � a' mere box @I
place, lh� a poor quari r of the cit but ad
Our success demo so Ahat business can be length he sto ped for breath and flung ; a�
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large ball, kitchen, summer kitinhen, good cellar, 1-8"Ya' � Kingsley. : Not so the mulo. He 10% te
. woodshed, hard and soft water. Apply on the pre- done on a fair-, square baal,� and,be,succemful. . orlglna�Lbusiness was t1ll - onduct d the�e.
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-nises, or to F. HOLMERSTED, Solicitor, Seaforth. There's si. reason for us f continu illy getting the ahead, sees he .low passage ':aiAd reasons down the thi g ,he held 'n his teeth it As the tiravelor paere Into the shadowy i�- .
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. - 1438-tf greatest share of trade. N6vot has Dur mastery been to himself 11�e am,, 4: If �, go straight was not am , but a co - so. He had
) . . so complete as It !snow. No other concern can sell � . . -p terior a voice piped �lbow: !
' at. the prices we can and will ; 'non can give you the on) I will bump my:head against1that shaken the li e outi of his tormentor. "Please, sIr, Will w4 �uy me a Weal
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SCHOOL TEACHER WANTED. -Wanted for Sev- choice of ad fine a line of inatru ents pa ours, in Wall. I w1l stoop dow4,- i d then it z - pie?" I . I
� tion No. 7, Stanley, a male teacher holding a nos ir for , , i raft o Coach Horse, NVhlch? , I . .
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. stat- square or upright pia I . church or parlor - will not hi � me. And t4es intelligent . D . . I The owner of thevolce -0vas a small, 4i -
second class certificate for 1896. Applications orians.
ing salary required with testimonials io, be addressed 11 -new organs and pia i lanted for the term mining mules actu 11V dip. d The 1carria e horse is pure luxury, sheveled person, with wh4m a veal pie or To
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to the undersigned at Hills Green P. 0. on or before 'of seven years. . . i the drdt ho se an everyday necessity. any'othe kind would ha-�e agreo�d rio, t GY
the 15th of August. I in the low axchway, and draw the 'coal . h
Duties to conamence January TERMS -83,85, or �10 or- more montbly,until paid. I . . I ' I
. �1, more inducive, more ' No such fancy prices can, �,ver be obtain- . I
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� ist, 1SOU. JOSEPH HUDSON, See. 134Ox4 What can be more liber' cars through tunnell not so 11 igh as their 0
� Baf than to buy a KARN. I , own heads byfour ifiches, Whoev 'saw ed for draft horses for -work as for fine "How mauy boys 4 , u suppbse thit t
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,rVO SCHOOL TEACHERS. -Wanted lor School . . I . coachers or f"t and handE ome roadsters . �
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_L Section No. eight, Grey, a male teacher who I ,
holda eecond or third close certificate, to teach the, 0 L. D.oivney, ' - For many years iin the Lcka,Wona In the,: possibility of producing fl� world think. " i 11' wi
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" balance of the year 1895, duties to Commence after I . , mining regions ther was a iaithfni old beating trotter or 'a sensational carria,gye "Well, you go anJ et 15 more boys A d fo
summerholidays. -State salary expected. Applica- 1429 1 MANAGER'. . . ;
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- tione will be received up to August 3rd, is 9 . � . . � . � I : � ofteii en-iovs a thrill Of bring them I)ack her, ." " ' to
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applications to be'sent to 1). MqTAGGART, See.- : I ! � . � I i i. f
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rrHRES�I-NTG MACHINE and Grain Grfnding Out. . � - . f - 0 a si e stre t, with'a yell, Hard I I
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years, a Stratford Decker Threshing Machine travail- ' � I I � eral compensating advani ages. For in- fore
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. ed two yeirs, nearly as good as Dew. A Waterous � I . � I stame . e, he has' fewer misfits, his colts head cf a, procciss'L f 16 gamim e asserted
I Engine Works twenty inch Frenc.h Buhr atone for � I ni
.. as to size and cl4hl g, una mcus in a -
grinding grain. only done� our own grinding, better B . , I - 'Will istand rougher treatment, 44d' if. petite and hope. Thl ragged b taliob -
� than new, our own make of elevators, price at the . .. � I _
wqrks $2 . ,$475,00 will buy the whole outfit or will ; I � they should get injured by barb w#e or sembled close behind thebeliefactor ��
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sel Iseparalte to suit a purchaser. MARSD9N SMITH . � I � . .. ;�. . _ -
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�. ECOO 10 S - T FRIEND v7l.-,� . d 1colt � give the I Shed
west I . demabol a cortain amoun; of breaking, � .
� I : LARG.EST SA CANADA. , �-- . .... .... . : er 0 ap 0'am" iples, haifid
5 500 rates o in . - I I _Ie�- - - I—- handling, training and fit -ing, for which baker served "weal an
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. li,� 1( elity v rtho . ag much higherpric'esin-
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Then he mac e o er into be next gen- dividually for fin 'roads ers land coach -,barge at Tel -e - e -
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STOCK FOP.1 SALE. : � � - ' w y. When be be ame too Id to draw hors9s, I believe that the average far er,
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I ines, , rasputm* situated as he is, will nLore: generally I
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-RULLS FOR SALE. -For si le three young Short I tive e e'Siaht to normal vi�ioi),� I tl e yards to shove ihe smal mdue tiains' find it to his -best intei-est to* stay by the tumbl6d into the strhet cheering and went 1
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- I Red, good animals with zood pedigrees, prices and
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. terms to suit the hard times. DAVID MMN9, Ethel
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old; solid red in color. Will be sold on reasonable '12 kinIly as he had p rformeo� all big other ever I wish it *tly under- com�llcated nor di cult. First, he,,4qbem-
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eaforth, P. O., JDS. ROBE T$ trxgl:s during all be rest of his mule sto6 that I am a sincere beli0ver ist w'eigbp' a small d sh, cup or stucet and
terms. - HERBERT dRICH, S � I i A in. and )
- . I i . carefully notes dow the result J n ounces, ZU
.- -14264 f i lifd Bob entered this n duty. At admirer of coach horses, and' given the I .
--- - Havin,g taken s, .c64'�rse of s�udi s at I I I grains and fraction of grains. Next, he 11
. I 1. . lam he became. o old th his owners proper material and the necessaxy owl- pours In some mil - to be anayzed and
BULLS FOR SERVICE. the Detroit Op icq, Institu is pie- � , 6�1 � it
I � , t ! * weile fain to relea e him f s edg 7 d ability for their productic ii and again carefully note down the.r �sult. �By
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, . pared to fit.411, efects, of isio . occiisiolial light w rk. &j'p was nearly bfwdlling there is no other breeding in- subtract it of the 4 11sh from
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. TERSEY BULL FOR SERVICE, -Tho unoersiqned �! I ,� I ., - 0 i g the we gl
ej has for service od! Lot 27, concession 3,McKillop,, 40 : rears old. M:)r than a � eneration of dustf� in the world th t ff 8 such that of oth the. eight of th� milk is
a thoroughbred Jersey bull, the beat in thel; county, Astigmatism, H� � ! 14 L* 0 'r
to which a limited number of cows will be taken, o , �ermetropia, grinding toil ba. not b irdened big handsome returns, presenZ afp6spec- found ano -recorded. Next, th�e �eccptacle
Terms, $1 at the time of 4ervice, with the ;privileg . t I I is placed over a i�t m. jet, W�i h evapo-,
I ,e MyOpia, -Pre byopia, kindly temper, ;h ugh it f ad hardened tive,11has tbe prod4stion o ! coach horses
of returning, if neceB8 ry. THOS. GOVENLOCK. I 7. 11 all his muscle�. t of q-da'lity and action.- exan er al- rates thc. waterof be milk, 1 ving only 0
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I - - , 1428-tf Or any *Compound 1 Pefe4. . I �r , o,s,o . Agaln the dish
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- , grazing e gro M � 11 an� its ' ,ODteDtS re weigh nd by a
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- Astigmatism is due to irr�gular s"pe of the eye, 11 "If tghe-co ', mine.
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BOARS FO� SEPLVIOE. 1 1 � i To Drench Hogs. I , he percentaO of solids
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and is usually congenital, but is .often caused by im- the strang part cofmes in. , The . I I . .
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properly fitted glassesi lany sobool -re Ahiinals that are very �ick and that .
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this defect are called stulij, but , with pr , operly fitted refused I t, 'be dis6haxg 1 - He � ,, found
r".A.MWORTH BOAR FOR SERV10E.-The under- � 3hildren with vet1ran 1�, ec-f The "solids o t e milk has,'been
T ofgned will keep foriaerrice, at the Brucefield - . Will! bot come to the f Jed should be by innumerable an lyses to ave�agp about
. 9 asses they way become the. brightefit ,o f scholars. � was not willing I o sponggo is living I .
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Cb ese Factory, a thoioughbred Tamworth Boar, This'Isquite.acommop.a d1dan,verousd ect. Hyper- I � bed with the inedidine sbal-'en up
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'Wig registered pedigreo-f Terms, $1; payable at n etropia is I a malforma ion which kee a the ciliary eve I n after he b ad�l given so Im, my years I I 1 13 per cent, and hile the fa� varies in I
time of service with priviiege of returning if neces- rx usele in constant use,l 41 I ," the r ormal eye it tobisowners. Wi1lihisint6lLgentin !t1,11119,water. Great care should be' exer- milk from different cows the I Eolids, le&
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soky. HUGH McCARTNEY, Brucefield. 1405-tf is at restwh6n This defect, if eye he watched 3� oceedings ciseol. in d-renching bogs or they Will b6 after extracting't fat is f0rid tobea
. np lected, way result in '�.nervou�- depression and I .1 a: -ound him suffocafed. Donot turn thebogonit . p very constant quan ,ity, seldom: falling be -
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E SHIR IGS. -The un( ersigned breeder Of pain, and even prostration. 14yopia. w a diseased an with his i)4.telligent'- n ule com- low 10 per cent or �Ier 14. This gives the,
t4 orouzh bred Berkob ire swine, will keep for coxidition of the eye, which should,be very carefully pr� hension note' the ex,ac . moment back to drench it, but. pull the cheek chemist apositive �asis for his 0alculatious
service on lo�,26 Concession 6, 4cKillop, the prize fitted to prevent an increase of . tbb def ct, and per- . , , ay'from. the teeth, go,, as to form a �
winnin . Be* -shire boars " Election " and "Protest." �h�ps ultim4te blindness. Presbyopia is loss of ac- When the signal -� as wont �to be given a.'�v and enables him to state wlth'� great cef-'
Terms V payable at ti;,�Ie of sWi,,, with -the privil. epnimodation in the eye, Which may ca se cataract, � ouch, into which the modichie may be I I
for -him to place his strong old chest p tainty whether or �bt the M4 has eon
less corrected by artifici I aid. Freque tly nervous I : :
age of retur In- if necessary, al;o a number of 9 � red. It will , ow from the . I i
pigs for salen'bo7thsexei3. JAMtSDORR.N,EY,0,u,n,-, or sick headacbes, and- %lso serious illnea3, are ag JDSt the car aj4d push., Th(n instant- slow' Pou I I I
. orth P. 0. Jar Pa,irs furnished, not akin. 1412-52 brought on by one or more of the above Jefect8. Re. ly, without even 4 bray to c . Al attention chee�- into the mouth, andwhen thehog The fat or 0" milk is determinefl by
. member no charge for testing your eyes. . I finds out -,vh4.t it is, it Will Stop squeaI- dissolving it by in of ether, the res due _
- L - - - I - ; I ,I to ais -unheard o behavior, lie trotted . fterlans
- -.7. ,� � i . -- �� I . ing -,�nd swallow. In our experiments remaining -a tich test being terined,
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4-��-�, - C EWST 1AND , up and placed - S breast ' a -ainst the. I . veraw
INMEFW� - V�,:�!: - " - . �.'T- - , I on ' � hogs! which were so sick tI iat they would "solids other thai�fat." Then ,e fat I
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. - 11- - -: �', '72, �� � , FGGIST, train and me- d.' And there eat nothing I-a-ve commen-,ed to eat ve or oil found in Milk from cows is; 8 per"
- I Gardno's Blo�k , or,th. the fine old - � � 117
. -- I IN I - � eak i . fello i is to this s oving soon after g 1ing a dose of the remedy cent, and a unt less than 3 per cent:
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1.:;�,:�.�!; - �, coal cars w� being tolo to do so day I o a certainty that the
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- -, --- : � i after day. The oiliuntless v4te an s,tands milk has been skii1imed. If analysis shows
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--�- �-- � - . - 11 at his post even Mter he has been pen- . I a decrease of fat, i� indicates that the milk
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01 Our direct connections will save you I 1� sioDed off, whicli� no biped Soldier would I has be , while if fats and other
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. . .i M�my fain us trotter4 started out as tbeskimmerbas one its� wor'k,.-S4,. Louis;
. � : It is well kno that a licag course I i .
Canadian North West . I S , ; paceIrs. � I ,Republic. a I I
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. TARK ; . . * . i Weeders m he wish to raise pigs to . . �f D :
Via Toranto or Chicago, ]� man or aminaimal cious. The: mule is a Oil PaIX tings Ogg.
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British Columbia and California . - . � sell �or stock purposes only sh uld not Dogs a es with the early,
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� it, neither pride Df apcestri'lior hope. in -1 painter . In Aloraudo's'!St. Roch and the
I Our ra,tes are the lowest.. We ba e them . . time both thLe sow and PffsP 'ing will Ai3ge& I
t � posterity. Every' d makes fun of him, � we see a sweet little innocent'look-
- to sWt everybody and PULL'-NlAN !TOUR- I ) - '
� I � I nobody respects' In all ages he has degenerate i'Lider this for(iDg p ocess. Ing Scotch terrier, casting covetous eyes, -
I IST CARS for yaur accommodation. Call I I in f for some reason i: nknowh to, anyone but
. for further informa,tion. . POWD R S I been considered. e�iyimate ga � me f6 r the We are III d to see The Soutliern Live himself, -upon the fallen toses. Poodles are
I I . lg�a, torinenting et I brutal Stoc�- JonrD,-,l advo�athi the 'laims of � I I
. Station G. T. R. Ticket OfFice. .Cure SICK HEADACIIE and Neural I . , very great favori �es With many painters
� in --p MINUTEs�, also Coated Tongue, Dizzi� men. H+sents cruel. treatment in his the inule. If . faxmers'in ;he D rth used and frequently ta: ce an active part in the
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,;Biliousness, ain in the 8ide, Constipation - - es in thoir' w irk and bred
Torpid: Liver, Ba .
r, Train SEirvice ait Seaforth. � n"' I Bre4th. To stay cured aA blimaering, 'helpless way, but that only mOrO mul . drama, or symbdically assist thel'prinol�
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, � reguUte� the bowels. IIERY NICE TO TAKE. affords the more amusement to big tor- fewOr scrub, borses,� they would be the pal actors. Thu In Bellini's "Death of
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Y� PR16E 25 VE STORES# � i ers a3l avound. Comparatively few St. Peter, Martyi " the poodle � and the
NTS 47 2RUC2 . mentors. Mr. K: pgsley says that in the gaiD 2
F Grand Trunk'Railway. I -. ,
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Trains leave Seaforth and ClInion stations ab . I I I I � I I it0s a favorite'pasitim'e of the- e north even kno' how sheep are asleep.
followal � . � I . . Does this not 1 estify to the calm death
. I . � tough bo�s who ftive the,animals at- to d,-ive a mule.. .
faoufa Wma- SAAFORTH. Cimcroii. . ' ; . � of the martyr, who, In spite of his skull T
- PAWenger - - - - IX7 F. x. 1.23 ?. u. The McKfllop� Mutual Fi e tached 'to tthe cani to tease and hurt them It is'partlybecause' bogsphave been '
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I Passen er. - - - - 9.06 F. m. 9. 22 P.m. 11 � I till they begin to kick. ,The boys want fed lmost exclusively o c4n in this bcb�g cleft by a sword, peaccfully� N11
' ' ii , : I . I - asleep? Sympathetic animals may also be
Mixed rain- -- 9.30 A. Y. 10.16A.U. . � ;
I � .�' Insurance Zompany, I to see the', muleskick up and hit the roof� =;Itry for geuf3 "" ' seen in the "Adoiation of the
6.20 P. m. 7.05 P. m. m i � rations iat ,their flesh Magi," by
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� igh 'become unhealthy, wber'o it is so. an artist of the school of.Baxbarelli, and a
� am@ XANT FARM AND IS6LATED - TOWFI of tunnel. Then Ith ,boys Jai - has I I -
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I �B u isthe mules that dt,erward got C heats and fevers the blood, and the delightful lit�lo Maltese terrier sits up as
pameniar - - - 2,63 P. M. 2.25 F. M PROPERTY ONLYINSURED. � I' I ' ori I -rs in tb
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I raa; 4.20 P.m. ' . � � , i the ad ii�me, nc t the bo � one of the prine P acto
Mixed - - - - :6.26 P K. I I " ys�.vdio deserve abse ace of such food as pe is, 94ts, � clover I
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- ; - OLFFICHR8. � f . . Adoring the Inftnt Christ," ascribed to
� I t I . . it. �. �, i and middlings weakens -t ie bones. I I
I I , D. Ross, President,' Clinton P. O.; W. J. I . l the school of BellJni. Here, tbo, is a beau- a,
� - WeRington, Gre aiad Bruce. , The obstiniaev of the 1�'tule, is not, as k �1' 4- 4- 0 T7 4 4- A Q 4- � 0 1 -1
� ; Shannon, becy-Treae., bealortin P. O.; Mianaw- i �, i a V I 10JJV1 V " -� a �10 U.LLOU
.. i . . tiful caparlsoned Porse, as wise a u TJ as
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i : '00"(9; XoILT11-- Pamenger. Mixed. -Murdle, Inspe6tor of Losse i, Seaforth P. 0. ,some believe "(ussedness." Wben -he f or- ser fartfiai th P(
; ) . I .. I Edlly�lard S. TiuFle of Brunswick, G' its m�aster, the k 0
. lfthel - - : 8.00 P. X. 9.30 p.m. 9. 00 P. hi. . I . . '7 1
i - DXRX�TOR;8. - . . �o go, it is merely,an unwill- , 4 who holds
I " I I Bruaselb... - - - i BAS i 9.43 9.46 man�, opens up an interEsting''prospe:ct simple looking n 1:1 is
I I �., Jae. )3roadfoot, Seaforth -,.Alex. Gardiner,' Lead u , . I 3N ng7a
1. I I Bluevale... - - - � 8.27 9.67 10.1,0 I bury; Gat i�;n inguess to- do Nvh it he knows he is uu- I- him� The rogui4l, little tertler pretends
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T , Wingham.- � - 8.37 10.07 ' 11.20 rial Elliott. Ch 'to GOO Watt, Harlock; I . to tile American farmor �tiid 4orse dea I
t .. I Joseph Evans, Beechwoo _,�. hiiirdie, Seafortla; . Consul Tillgle is bf )pija*Qn that a not to see -vvbat is Igoing on. -Good Words. ,
� 1 : Mixed. � . able to do, says I is friend. I I I I �
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� , I Wingham - - - 6.26 A.M.11.20 A. X. 7.30 p.m. Thoo. Garbutt, Clinton. � ' When'the mul *is intiodd6ed into the : . li
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T I � AGI9r9,. I � . . profit Me trade in liorSe meat can be . i
i- - Blnevale - -- - : 6�37 11.36 �8.16 The Heart an Inner Q&Tden. , 1
i . coal tunuel8, he vary soon "Sizes up" th ' or- I I .
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� : Brussels - - - - 6-64 11.69 9.00 * Thos. Nellans, Harlock; iRdbt. MoMfIlFLn, Seafortb , . I 1 e built p between thisl cou ntr�L. and G ' Jde who would have beau�ifui roses in
. I Xthal - - - - - 7.08 12.14 9.30 James Cumming, E mondville; John B. McLean, exact mumber of cars he ca draw. He
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�: : I 1. .�-� . Kippen. John O'Su i 111van audGeorge Murdle, Audi- is willing drig them all day and , bis garden must ha b iful roscs in
'I. ; throu. 1i the large pac ing houses. This VO "'
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F � . . ! .London Iffuron and Brnce. ora. ! d,ly after Iday. BILt let an additional one . ,� h� heart. bho, Wrierl,lg
I ; Parties desirous 1 to 0 et Insuranoes or trans. . will be a good Way to get rid of the old must love them wAl and alw' Ys. To�win as
, I 30uqo NORTH- Passenger. act other b . '111 be romptly att,9nded to on. be hitch d- oil unknown fo him. He .
4 London, depart . 8.16A.m. 4.40e.� country and be- 'he inust woo, as Jacob, w�o,ed Laban's
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T � I application uola'n"'y'%'�A the ab v6 officers, addressed to backs and scrubs in o� . I t I a
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. r Iczeier.. - - - - - t - -- -- their respective posti ofP -e 3 i . � g, and � -,he load ol6es not Move. gin al I over ag n. f daughter, though drought and fros ;eon-
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- : � HensalI... - - - - He tugs afit again till �he� is satisfierl I sume. He must have not oply �he glow-
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� � Kippen - - - - - 9.44 6.20 . - � . The man who is constantly trying to -
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� � Brucefield... - - - .- - 9.62 6.28 i . . I that it is more than his accustomed stint. . ii)q imagination, the enthus, ,�e li
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7 . I I I Iget himself ap � ointed a, judge of live . �ni and t]
'IT . Clinton.... ......... - - - - 10.12 6 55 - . Then he stQps stock still, and fire kin- p 0 Passicai, but tlaq lenderness,!tbe thought- 11,
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I ;- ; Londeoboro .- ... - ... - - 1.0.29 7.14 . - � stock at fairs is exactly the man not to
, I . . dle�d under him wou d not' -make him . I fulness, the reveretic? of lov�,-4Dean]Efolc. �Ll
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1-� I Blyth.. - - - - , - - 10.38 7.23 . �� I lappoint. There are no exceptions to - :1
i - , budge those �,ar& I . . .
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! Relgrave j. .... -- �,... -- - , 10.62 7.37 , . � .. I .. . . I �
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"I � ! Wlnghzm arrive - - - - 11.10: . � "Now a horse," says, the mule's I Music is a discipline a 1 r�lstre�$ of
� 7 . - Passenger. � . order and good -manr Or . 'he Inp.1-es tbe W
- JING SouTff I - - hive no mor sense than ler
1. 5Y.M. e I � There is no doubt but inares in foal
1� ; I Wingham, depart- - - - 6.36A.M. B.2 I friend, " would 8 r
ar and gentle , ore mbral a d� .1 R
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-- 1 : Belgrave - - -..... - � 8.60 4.01 :, and stallions should be worked and i . �
-1 e � - to pull till he dropped dea4. 11 uable;--Luther
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.Is � I � Elyth .... .... ----- - 7.03 09 1 . 0 driven moderately. They grow weak, more reaso I - I �
I ; ; Load e9boro - - - - 7.10 ;: 2� It is a MuVi III er proof of good sons - .
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�t �#e 1 Clinton.. .. - �. - - - 7,30 1 1 to resent imposition than tos.ubmit toit, . Rhode Island, ip proportio,n, to size a d
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il i ' Bruoefleld - - - --. - - 70,49 63 � . * feeble offspring. rrotting and running :
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,I, � Kippen.- - - - - - 7.67 .68. ,1 . We have# ten wondered why mules . � . 0 r �
. population, is among t,ne ric-best of! ��
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i� . i � � Hensall - - - - - - - - - � �,8.06 .12 . . ar not morel popular for farm work -and mares in foal sh uld evea be speeded commonwealths, I)eing �ss�,sscd at $2,52 -
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.� .. i - I I I ' of big mules will pull,wore. tha.n,a team It iS e,1SyenO-(1g1L to mike,beef ani- ay fi oni Ic
.-I .� i � � � AtBombay2.4ihc�esof ain'h e 11;
I 1 S.; E E i TH . of Clvdesdales or Peroberons.1 The mules mals weigh 800 pounds at 8 months old, �
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�, . are far tc*Lgher tl an their U rse cousins. if you got the right breed in tb 1 .
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i -Ri-A--L*T.:E<--= 1::Z S- OFF' 1� � I Osage, the .na le � of -a Missouri , ver, i
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A C',encrilel Banking busi4ess trann I I = 11
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. Farmers"notes discounted', little of DICK'S BLO E PTJ RIFIE R in his Stark's Powders, 6a package of which containal - of
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� .,- � . I 1)rafts b tight and sold. i i I .. dmow,look a, I you-1here two preparatio I � - . I MARRIA6'� Ll %ENSES . - I
.1 . . ieed an t 4irr. I tell no, one in a � roun4 woodeh.box, the I . :
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-1. thereis no COINDI ON POWDER equal cover of Which forms, measure for5,one dose, an un. I - ISS 12D AT POICE Elam I � iuni .
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I Pof � 51 'ner cer t. T)&r annuin. -to ICK'S - rd aoirny t) trXr it on the nigh mediate relief for Sickl Headache and Stomach -1-A ; . I i er mvhn Ul d
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8AL]14�� NOTES discounte�, or taken for one now ' , I I i ME RURON EXPOSI 01 OFFICE
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(*ollection. i I . Oce Dick's Blister, 50a. oth:� in cap$ 188 (froi n I to J of one is an ordinary . is da 0 .1 ;
Blood Purifier, , - 9 I ub�& i
I I - I Dick's whiol U t lite ! $1.00 a I I
; - . . Dick's Liniment, 25c., Die k'ii'Ointment, 266. doe , oh ac a on th.-. Bowels, Liver and Stomach . 13RAFORT 3. ONTARIO. I I ,! T
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