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Dealers in first-claq�,s Furniture of
. kinds, in latest de,sf,gns- Upholster
neatly done. We ii,lso do picture fr
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Agents for the New Williaim's Sew
Machine, best in the narket for
Mestic use,- no travelliric- a ents,
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In the Und � eirtaking DepoIrtment, we i
ourgoods.from the best hoiises in Ontar
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matof our work. We have always mE
ita.point to furnish chairs, and all other
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ces better than geretofore. -
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rjentific principles. � .
P. 8 . -Night'and Sunday calls will
attended to at Mr. Landaboroughjs re
dbnce, direptly in the rear of the Domini,
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Uegin now with a resohition to fit
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The surest of alP ways of doing this '
is to get a pr�ctical business or
shorthand educii,tion at Nimmols
Business Collegei Catalogue mail.
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1615-52 A. S. NIMMO. Proprietor.
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- Notice to Oreditors.
III t4e Estate of John WatSOD, deceased.
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Y114P Of Baylleld, who died on the leth day o
Jintary IS98 are required on or before the 16th d
Of AWE, li65, t. send to !the ,Undersigned Solicitao
lor the Executors, full pa4loulars of their claims an
Of the securities, if any, hold by them, duly verifle
by affidavilt. After the said date the - Executors wi
Caceed to distribute the assets of the e -tato &men
parties entitled thereto, having reference only t
the claimff of which thay aiiall haye received notice
And after such di8tribution the Executors will Dot b
secountahle for any part of' the "sets of the estat
toanycreditorof whoseclaim they shall not bay
received due notice. This notice is given pursuan
to the statute in that behalf. F. HOLMESTED
80)[foltor for Expeutors. Datedat&aforth, this 15t]
� da�r of March, 1809. 1682-4
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illiney b-asinesg .... � s, some with
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('S 'ic O ("P, and the arder. Our range of ladies' Ox-
�4 - fords this season is the laraest we
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L Sprincr* goods. have them cleaned or dyed and made to look like
7(jr , 0 0 - new, All work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
. HENRY NICKLE, Ooderich street, opposite the
thi8 Sprin-r— -- Catholic church, Seaforti). 1630-tf
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w1k :: Marine, Upright & Tubular
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I HAD BE;9N OFFERED. � to a q eer ruse once to Wb,.i, ti, ; i I 319 � , I
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'6" 1 quatitity of Sl borlan Seed Onto, gu%r,Aiite.d cle aa a d -- get an jadmisf 10 from a man I was after,,' E1ajI tit k4nlu, " I ( I fur -' I
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', free from fort ign so' said a Private de ective. �'Thera had been Quuint ano - , o :Ind fait,
, ! ed8. ROBT. BROOK. I I isjx4 The 4neer Dinclonure That Wam Made i Seen throm!,,, - - I vtAdlen bair, I
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j Ualirt Goauty0ommissioner, pf auro ,Con. and Its Owner Were, Causlut'In. a a glass 'of wine into the _ But an everla.,. It . It I:-- I
: -eylLe-ir, 7,%� d, Loim and Inamnoto A other's. face, T other did not resent the I ,-(-I I- Nviles - I .
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: Alalu f 1% 9 .6 � father b d f 1 , he threatened to dlsin- 1 Eyos that. shoot II 1114,11,�,01(j rrl3nj3eX,
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I ONEY AT LESS THAN Vi' to by persons wh herit his I ion I Inl " ss he whipped the man I .
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i 1 sucurity at 6 1 or cent. 1ender Will vay all costis of ten3peram nt, is"that on The father wl . nember of the same club, -yes not wholly ti.svij It, v,irth, � i
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� PPIY to J, M..BEST, BarrIater, Scafoith, 01.1 and he MAde a N, ager of a wine suplier � i-
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; Atuated cottago on Goderioh " This the man who iad nsulted him and whip- I Loving is she spitt, herself, . I 7
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i suvet , , aluiable delusion which Lam, �,j .
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premises: .of the un4r. am perfectly familf4r. It,s a storyof a
nal � 0 signed, L)t 20, Conce8bioa 4. Tuckersualth in
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his father for conmiracy.
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0! � Votober last, a two yebr-olLi red steer violin and of the genuinely,gifted owner
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a cAn have the fame b, -thereof,
ra-s' Y proving. property and paying �
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alll TO NTRACTORS.-Sealed tenders will be ro.
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of the young
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Lission from the fath 3r
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lsol -jL 121 ,ginondville, until the , 11
10thotA M, ortlie'ma@onwor)cinc�onnoctionwlth lived In Bosto �
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Lot is, Con6tst Ion 8, Tu(keranifth, Rt velling, on 11 cOrfeq- touring the country,
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a detective.
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and gave th4t�up some years ago. He
do-� and opeoific-aftno way be seen, The lowest or any
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. i ft SALE. -The undersigned offers for a violini t in his f�amilyever since the
; T eale the timber on-ibe FAst half of Lot 88, Corf- . .
Mayflowe � over
him a New V
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hicle was elver known gli it
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got t&thi$ side, and also a
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ash suitable 1Dr ralls ; also some hardwood bush,
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attention of all, and expressions of
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day. An equally idtractive stock
willalways he kept on haud$the
mostup-to-date styles in trimmed
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millinery, also in sailors'w .king
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pmed shapes of all
kinds, besides the newest in .nillin-
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uy � Mr. JaInas L )ckhart to sell the same. GEORGE family wl 8 a gennine and very val was pleased at the publicity that the fight the"strong ol and the property of 41)(1 I I - I � 31 �
i.01 I ; HALL. . 1()13 1 Sfrtadivar:,us. In fac I it is O., uable was to'get, for the story of thef affair at of fourteen of the most daring, des writte, .. I � .
rt- ; I t of the t � he club had been I dange � rous and � s lLsk� r Carter's,
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re- known as '*-the one thousand oat," suitable for seed whom he imade into � a violinist, . sult. I intimated that if he cared to see They disco, remd and for inany !Yea ork- . 0 P F -j - .. ���
d was i and thus it I thought I cot Lld get him the picture ed the rich deposits of sil I emand . �
by the undertigned three 3, . at dand E
Thi's see Imporbed from LaCrosse, Wisconsin, transmitt6d from sire to son,- going always I I � . -
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year, and w I e violin, , ' the greatest � apti- j1e was eager I 10 e it . its the value �f which. if rl " Port r 7 11s, . . ,-a - t--1 9 ��
vion ar th weighed 50: III t �
8 ye r ts per . "I had a fri, a newspaper artist, who be true, for h*ndreds of year outriviiied -11
ei I ed 46 the. to the bushel ; the pre- 'tude for tl� ent -Liver Pi W ct-
belbushel, or i @. Price 70 ce "it fell into the h4nds of this Boston m qarte"s Little (D
P. 0. n ilk 60c.� JOHN STAFFORD, Walton violinist of who I � made me a pic Jure , He made a faithful the mythical riches related I of Ophir I I - I � ..
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: lad. It wits a beautiful instrument in fln- lery passen- I I r -r jP -Y S rX C)
I - ATOCK FOR SALE. . figures in it. T 0 picture showed' one ger to and tra n Catorce is trar�sported to, I . -
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. OD BULL3 FOR SALE. -For sale, Ilve regis- I ing him from the -ear. Behind him were backs of men or mules : I i ; I .-
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I 1633-tf � owners since tbelearly days of Massachu- I t Zeeb.fair play. The places In Mexico Rere are fo*d the clis- � 1 �! ! � . I %J.d
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� -DULL AND PIGS ]'Olt SALE.-For.sale on Lot ' by the influence of the stranger - Diffloult I
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JL-) 6, concess on 8, 1, ullett, a thoroughbred Dur out its long lif4--well, as an orchid is W � 0
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) ham b I �Fabulous w4s left off 'the pi ture, He examined It Of access, the town can be reac�ed only by i , I Pt (D
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I the best obrain Also ;wo breeding sows with carefully, . horseback or on foot Catorce has seld6in � W P 95 w
YO litter suins were offercdfor� it by grea European . 11 " " $-A . �
at fcob, one rkTbi.re and the other Berkshire ' , " 'Who are t hes 3 two men?' he asked, been visited by any,except those making . . I 1. TRAMP I ONTARIO, -
also a Y&kablre 6 , �violinists who came to the.United States - ,
; us litter In April. JAMES - 1 , 0 CD 0- W
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0. MARTIN, Cc aisnoe P. 0. early in this century.. 01b IBull made an ,pointing to the two onlookers. business trips. The ride up the mountains cc �tainl 7 d ! to, a dif,itinet position I - (D
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- � 1629-t I f i ellonnous offer -for it upo* hl ftmt visit && "They are � Jhe two Blacks, who went into tbo town is something. once accom- ,a' 01,gs he ian 1 business schools.' Ivs W .
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-3ULLS, FOR 8, � along with yo son tt see that he � t fair plished, always to'be renienit)ered, pai+tl' W rkstan a nd 'above its competitors. . 9)
LL9.-The undersigned has for to the United States, and he wrote to the � 9P y . I
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c d ; roan months father of the-Bo�ton Violinist u ceasingly play," I told hit. � . from Its element of personal peril, bub I 9 are eminently successful in ftel
and ed ini color. These are first-class " 'That's aH right,' he said, 'but who Is more because of the beauty of the latid � # tt `1' Id
a 3imalp, and are re risfibrad. with regard to I t ebusinois�vorld. W6havebeentoobu .
, Tko of them were bred t. from D4 urop;e renewing - sy �v L -j 41�- -
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t om Thomas Busl �1'� prize bull. THOMAS CUD. and aniiijifying his oders. A ear was thl,s?' pointing lat 'he man who was strik- seli,po encountered at every turn. Glancing of 18 to 6 Write . advertisements, but the I I
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I - i C c0selon 4, Usborne, or Lumley turned to all of those offers. t was in- -
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OLSTEIN li I ninin with the descendants of the man " 'That's a I ie V he exclaimed. 'My son .Gladree outlined against the, green of the iiia I V �-j - -C4 � - �
R L UBL& FOR SALE. -For sale, on s6od right in fiont of him and hit him mountain side, Thousand � CD '"` 9) , �
H ot 8, C icessidn 11, Ifullett, two heindsome who brought it over ip-the Mayflow s of feet below I nited to', 16116w " to list them here. From ,
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On Bulls z 411 2 and 26 nionths, of noted m Ilk " Welli gome tinle ago this Boston violin- squarely in th � fa, -o. J told him to do sh i ut'nier the waters of a mountain streanL u(iw on wo h e to keop you posted in what . W - I . .
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� ies., JOHN McGREGOR, CODORUCe jSt t iat and stand tip in front of him a1l the The bhifting coloring of the wountains as V06 are d0g, Write for catalogue of either :� C1- ,
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. - h concert, got Into a t me. I was rip ht across the street, and ligh - and shade chase each other over their partme � t , . I -
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8 FOR ;;ALE. -Three good young 8hort-.-jorn railroad sniash up. ge was In the sleeper - ; 101 % . -
tho, alley. below and the hills in the hazy � � ,; ��
B Bulls for at i to -one roan 9 months ; one red and at the tinie uf the collision, with his violin close enough It see all that happened. 7 1 � I 14LACHLAN & Co. Chatham, Ori, " 0 I..J. P) I
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a little mifte, 11: aienths; a�d the other red and alongside: of him. Ile was pretty badly 9 hey, will tell . rou that he didn It hit him distance are - beautiful exceedingly ' � I (D 0 IN C .
. little whi to, 21 n ont.hq. . All from the well known � . t i I
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stock bill$ " E anbh3rd Hero." Apply on Lot 27, hurt before he gQt but of the mass of e lie ,faced him fairly and The Real de-Catorce is buUt on the side � I . NJ -1-1-111, -
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j ' , him faift That was the way of j% ravine near the top of the range, and e, u,Go;'.'*'ng to Manitoba- 1z
Conceseip 8, Hibbert. DAVID HILL, Staff& P.O. w-reckaget but n6t completely disabled. w hipped . I 7 .? - .
1632x4 we made it up tz) 6. If that's printed, has a varying population of frorn 8.000 to , , I I
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STCH K FOP. SBRVICE. I suddenly bethought him of his precious ly adapted mixed! farming, and Is well suppli,ld � I I �
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FOR SERVIck-The undersicned will to prevent him alleged conspira, The men concerned ore assaying $15,000 to the ton. ;Wi be , v 0 . I . I 0 ; 0
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Boke , for service On Lot from ollin bin; back on top of the wreck , Catorce on zppHeati n to the undenikned, 0 , LM .
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of re nir If n I otesary. I JOEY V, DIEHL. — . -- railroad a to) pr fo sale. SPARLING & MURRAY, _ - �
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handed tWo b in Its. leat Queer ffln!"Ifth Contents. combination of cut and fill, so that to " 111 .
I ULL FOR ,zse was crushed in. her case. The The wo . . tumble into it on one side an L ` A ata. � ei-Municipal Clerk's Offlee, Main stpeek, 0 0 � . - .
8 RVICE.-ITbe undersignel has for The Boston violin- irking I ie(ple of the Whitechapel d out on the DA pblat Itoba. 1032413.
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service on Lot 4, Concession L 6" HUllett, district enjoy a I k Luds of trials of skill. ! C+ P1
e B the Ist h94 -the heartbreak of opening the case othe,r would be extremely disastrous, The j ; .
-thoroughbred shorthorn bull, 11 Scottish- Robin." and of seeing his glorious instrument One of th stre6ts are neally pave 0
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y sal'y lie &!so hs @for service a thoroughbred York- crushed in. He took It back to Boston test. down hill. niany or them at an ankleof 45 ' --mlow" CD .
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d at . "ce' : 1026-tf . pieces of the wrec'ked violin. Inside of it baskets, and t e I after several heats are show places of Mexico, -Modern Mexica !- . 5 (
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0 PIG BREE )ERS. -The undersigned will kee , up neax the E eck he found pasted some run, they are g dually increased untU u OF I E SAI (D 1-4. I
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0 T on Lot 26, Gancession 6, L. R. S., Tucketenilth, writing, done vi - 'Lall and fine, in the many. as 16 or W baskets are balanced on I � _ I �
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6 thoroughbred &HISTIR WmT]9 PIG, 9180 a thorou,rh- penmanship of the lAst century and dated the beads of the c mpetitors. many and An Individual with considerably more i . � ; . "T .
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e of service, or $1.60 if char ed. AIQo & few Chester ! "This bit of wrl ng was a confession. contestants, of hich the following will hearers was hawking ffsh the other morn- f I I `< td t--7- . - C111 0 0 - . I
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ite Pigs for sale., JAME1 GEMMI,LL,* . 1608-52 It stated that this was not the great Strad . PIG. -Ono competitor on ing in a northern town I � 0 � .
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P - that had been broug�t'over in the May- & TJ ved at the hall with his , "Fine fresh herrin-fower a penny, he I t" I 1 , P1 V-<1 . It+
AMIYORTH ZOAR FOR SALE AND FOIL BER. ilo ; � , Fr
wer. The writer,. who h84 inherited baskets, 19 in i in m ber, already stacked on roared In a- fashion that made the w indows i : j (D -
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- 3hesse Factory, a rojhbreJ I 1 , : IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I J,-. 1:7, C-+ p3 CD I .
Tamworth Boar, w0h rezietered g to ther. In t 41 a race neatness Is taken A woman approacheo tbe barrow and CD 02 11 - �
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, Ile of service wt prIvilege of re' pasted note went on tb say. So on one of b�a o as well as and eyed : - " - - I .
turning if necessary. Alffoanumber of thorough I i =j �� P, t:3 I I
bred young - his P,uropean trips he#Lad a precise dupli. nui aber of e 8 3arried. The )rlzes In suspicion, which consi erir g the �iftum- : I � I
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Tamworth Boar@ and Bows for gale, 11 at 4 W P
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RUGH MoOARTN ZY, Brumfield. cate of his glorious 8trad made in I i . � � .
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. .--- ----.--. � by an accomplished violin counterfeit4jr. con list of med I I purses of silve -and all "Are they frosh?' she doix anded� w th a T I ,,, _ �� ':I- ID
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-PAMWORTH P G FOR SERVICE. -The under -L The gQnWne Strad be had sold to a great manner of use I a �ticlev, suspicious oniff I � CD CD ,_,
-1� signed hae h r service on lot s% concession 8, i LZ P-1 F-I *0
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Shaving con s are extronaely popular "They're fower a penn�, . ; I -.41111 I
cWhred Tamworth I ! I � �, 0
HaKiflbp, a W ]French -violinist, and, this instrument was ' ?vas � - 6! P , �
sows will be takp'g' �'o which & but a perfect duplicate -a replica. nd there are always the guarded reply I . - 0 k
limited number o en. � Thl. Is an � With in Whiteohapql, �, i � I I I . CD "
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- extra good pig an( breeders find It %dvan one to the statement that 4e could not die and plenty ,fsubj �t to b ted up " Yes, " responded tho otheir with � i -% PO %.4 ��w Is
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Terms $1 with vilege of returning IfIL' I I I � I yer �ay . so. i I 0 �- - Dmzm ImPoRTzim OF
LLj; . necessary. But axe they fresh?' I � � : 0 �1 I
JOHN MAil i � 1606xif the writer of the p"d note went on to � , ; I �� W
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. say that he had haq the top of the coup- The Clev rl Weaver Blriill. . : 4 go Julex Robin & Cole Brandy, Cogus,ep
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Aurption Sale of Village Lbts at., co�f6sslon within, tli*S L to in some i This was too much. and,'adoptitng the � land Gin, Rotterdam, Holhwd -
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d. I . ur�,��sal,Ve his guilty conscience. - � nests merely fo the purpose of ex0rolso In sarcastic style of his question r. the hawke I I I W -.4 CD Bo6th's Tom Gin, London, England ; L
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YOU M "Can't say for sartain, m r m. I 10, plied I . M 9 gow, Scotland ; jamieson!S ll�
There will be offered for sale by public a6otion, on violinist, as ay well believe. He birds with strngs and straw, and they P ....
Monday. the 3rd day of Apri I for the birth an death stificate of - every fish . 0 t - � : Whisky, Dublin, Treland ; also Por
Mrs. Elliott's Hote, in Bayflel 1, 1899, at � P, in-, ab went secretly to ork to trace the original will them up i -6
d, by E. Boseenborry, - idly, and their fabric ?,I �I. I ....
auctioneer, fLrBt-- Lot 8, in Range F, in the township Strad that had en brought over by hts en w 11 on the barrer, 6ut, at fower a penny it . -. : and Sherry Wine from Franee and
Is wo r-fectness that il's aston-- r.t� �j :
of Stanley (excepti iz therefrom 11 acres owned 'by ancestor in the ayflower, and it did not ishin simply couldn't be donei ; 0 P� ? ��'- Spain, Agents 6r Walkees Whisky,
n Solna wuntries It is t.he cus- I -11 0
Mrs. L. Clark), the land to be sold containing seven talie him long t 5 "' Ere Y'are i Fower a penny, herrin� " i 0 M 0 CD v I Ontario ; Royal Distillery and Dav&
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arres ; second-Nc rth east corner of Lot 7, in Range ascertain that the Strad tom o the weavel birds to e/-)lo4lze and -,, - � ,so I )I I -J. M a Ale and Porter, Toronto.
I I - build ne big flat t�,pped platformi two or.- "Ll . I � � 5 - CD I . : - �
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F, in the township bf Stanley, containing three acres, Is now the cheris ed and priccles�s posses � ndon Answers ;
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within the corpora,lon of Ba field. Immediate pos. be Boston vio'lir ist -had his broken cou:u- put to, �ether as to sl ied the rain as', Weil as N. . . -' To THE PUBLIC -
These lots are bott situated on the Bayflold road, Sion of an aged German violinist. - The� three yards a hich is so admirably � I � � . � . tz� M tj i �-
session will be Y t LWzy Bird � �- 8 - '. I �0, - - -- I,
given. Title free from all encum- to r,fei Strad patched up by an expert, an j .
brances. -Ten per cent. of the pur- . t any rc Df could do, r this roof they I -, 0 , I
Terms e r Sale Undo' The" mound fowls' of Anstralla and CD W Iml :
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. chase money to be paid on day of sale, and balance when it was put ,together again it wa!S make indly1du I pocket shaped! nests, lNew Guinea construct m unds of decayed I . CD 0-00 a We have opened a retail a '
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p artle.ilars, apply to the undersigned. f little ,nro � I- - CD a . L .
For further P crt.- 05" " - business in the rear ,of the now Do
ROBERT WATSON, HRNRY PECK, Executors m6r glorious tone. The Boston violinist a large and in rei ting family laid and covered ovex. with the same ; I �� 0 . � I
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1031-3 put weavers. Ther h another bird cal led the I . PD
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--- - - the violin collectors who had yearned fo� "tailor " which Jn3toad of weavling its decojuposltionot Oe lea�,E s causes the eggs - � C7, 0 P, 0 - . I
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h,js Instrument, fitating frankly that the nest, ii closes to hatch, and the young n due tinae bui � . - P- pa .
� , it inj L ig leaves and �titclies - � � CD I::5 : delivered to any part of le town� �
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I - had been dam. the lat or togeth rlvi Ith plant fibers, just row their LNvay out to lif( 4nd the open ap. �
,� - violin's outer ap,)enrance _ � In i.-3 P., : free.
P E y, - These birgs, are regarde I �-- the laziest, q i: go 6 I
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- 4 �, ti. -k I` / *1,� aged in the railroad accident, but that its as one would se Aece of cloth.
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i 6, still of several t ousands of dollars. Of bird of Ai�ierica'for laziness. These blacl� ' - I 0 C) �- -
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I , . . inside of the coutterfeit Strad before hav, . and leavO them to be hatched by foster . ca I �- 1"!Tj System Renontor
0 nl than are to be fo in in that part of the - 1 P. - , to �
U " ing it mothers. This is an unf�rtunate impos* I I -AND;OTHER- .
, patched up - human anatomy w1h A is most adm tion on e smaller birds, as the black- .
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"� "The collector! came on to Boston and �
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. :_:j�L�._ - took the in -truln Int at the Boston violin I -
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;�-� �� ist' s figure, i and I is now the collector's . I �� CD -% O*Q .
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j - most htghjly� przed instrument. The &nim&l is enabled 0 crawl along narrow * L � " .0.6 1-4 I Ron of the Heart, Liver Cowplalot, Neuralgia Lois
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I - to tile very last de mil, just as I have told it. to balance with cr t) � gain 4 hold. Igt is , A Rude Youth. . 1 I: _ 0 _ Jaundice, kieney and Urinary Beases St. Mu
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"Wherefore I guess the artistic temper- I How do you account for this, ma'am?" .1 -1 I Dance, Female inegularieles and General"DoblUty.
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We nev r handled a preparation for � prehensile, like tfie 1 ails of some monkeys. ;I 0 Ln t-1 LABORATORY--Goderich, Ontario. I
ainent is able to take care of itself, even By means of it the little be t And he hold aloft a In nip of coal which he al " r-1 ),- � � 111111111111111114
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horses and cattle I tha:t gave Ruch un- hen it get� mixed up in t had just dug out from the sirloin steak.' lj 0 -� J. M.'McLEOD, Proprietor and Manu
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bounded 6 tisfaction as- ness. " ing.it as a projecAle spring. I The landlady slightly flushed- L ji C�� X facturer.
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P I , I I I � � . "I suppose the poor cows sometimes W ! ja, I -J. 0 Sold by J. S. ROBLMTS, Seaforth.
He Acce0ed the Apoloa-y. - .. t � stray along the railroad track," she said. 1. il CIO 0
FEAR Cqn'dition owders. Kepl H �r Woril. . %* t I-I. I *-AD - iwi-tf
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. ansi ers and skill in repartee. about honor let her look ."Yes,' he said harshly: "I - I AL A&V MutuaJ Firm
hey prevent. stock I, I a eU ing, � He thumped the coal with his knife. .
t e le -s*; tb When a young Fractitioner he � appeared ocomotive " !! OP --- A-8
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ey keep the hid - and to herself. M�(, it -tells Is that she � Mil i -.4
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. before a Pompous old, judge who took promised to burn ev4 -ry letter shegot from Andthe meal progressed insllcnce.-�-- il ! I :
tie alnimal in 'first'class condition. . � P -ft J- lusumce Company. -1
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! ectiola, your honor,i" instant- , Boston Tranwrip I . "Why, what do you think he said?' Foi over a I �e have W the agwcy for the Sam d non, Reay.,rresc &afortb F. 0. ; Thom#& P..
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A teaspo S all honor alwa s is.' I : I MAW W� 0. Broadfoet, Heaforth; John 0. adeve, win.
on in his feed mak� I I . Mother (coming s viftly)-Why, WiDjej Chicago Po9t. � films GaMe Dale, Sesiforth; Thomas X Hays.
t is difference. . The jud ' lool�ed dubions, but finally Striking your little 9'ster I . . I aqw][10 . Lllr,O,P�h . jitMeS Evans, Feechwood ; John Watt, �
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