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IMPORTANT NOTIORS. - . F10RLY tAT QUININ ., . a UMMUMUMrAM11
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V � In ,'Ile-kleo 'WhIo lKeep -
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. . 11� InIfuronco ,ty, g I' I liable "" to - I � z6w1w
ad. 11 , , uy ,- F1111 of t1te Drug All tile i1ne.
I N6,111 caoivrr, or work on cowmi8sion . i�rltc� ma�, ' I * .
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for partiou'-ank. lluGa RIC11MOND, Ne%vry r. 0. "The'quantitY -of quiiiiiik� takuln hy f or- 0 0 . ,
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I I - --16"IlOrs oil the soutlioast colt,;t df. A, hi�
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I _11 . FOR�SALE. I cesidt-lit of (his city Nvilo is ill ."(-re,sted in I -
I 6 � ' - � ('()ffc(), 0111tu"O it f1le ��ihter reptiblic, I I SYRU
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� -The ur.dersi-med has �, for "There is a goalbrial belief anion * the . 7ow'-w— I'
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�. eale 01, Inli E4,ConctssIon6,McKiIIop,I cow 9 40 -
- C , calve in a couple c f inontha, Alliel f -ionns 'and- English all tfirougl.r that I
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. 1 two-%eancld (tear, 1 ycarling steer, 1 year,old VQ91011 that the drug, is necessary fo.r.the . .. I
- WhIr , also 6 kheep, 5 limbs and about 60 h�nq. Pr(�Servation of lif�, and they
,,�,te (attle are the i1roperty of the late Thrtnis . keep full of
ii pell, ,,;,I inuft be sold. Apply to GEORGE: B. it from ong year' end to anoth . er. The . . .1 . - __. It
:,. DORRANGF. . 1744-tf first tilue I I the coast I stopped at ' This seas n Of the YORr When coughs I
I and colds are so prevalent, - it would I
. Frontera, the- first port east of Vera I be advisable to keep a bottle
, k-OR SALE.- ILLgi.tered.Shoithoi n Bulls fron�lo Cruz, and as soon as our ship tied- up lit of Dr
to ig n.ontho rt Scolch and yure Scotch br�cd- b I Wood's NOMay Pine Syrup u th� I
Q,, gocd,j�olora, and big, thick smooth, stylish bulls, y a tall, Sallow,man, Who .house. " I . �,
&lea a nuraber ct cows Arid hvifers, all at very, mod. turne.1d out to be an merican 91
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erste prices and emy terms. DAVIT) MILNE, Ethel, ill'. c ' �' to It allays 411 iriflammation and irri-
Ontalid. 178b -.f �ft_lrg_e of a big sugar plant tip the tation of tl�e breathing organs, and .
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�p Country. He made a bee line for the purs- I eures couglA and. colds of young and I
� IGS FOR ,QERVICE.-The undersignod will kpf er. 'Hello, - Bjlly�' he said; 'did you 0 .
. I'- old more quliekly and effectually than
P for service on Lot 20, C011OLssion 9, 6(111� P, bring that quinine?' 'Snre,' replied the - � any ()ther remedy.
I one: tborlughbred TAmworth and one thoroughb), el purser, and diving into his cabin he came
yorkshiroboar. Terme.-$1.00 at the time of service, - - . I'l,
- 15 -iNfrs. Arthur Molaskey, Miteys 11
with privilege Of returning. SL50 it chared. oil t with an �, rmf u[1 of tin. boxes about the I Pointp Queen's Co , * NRI ,writes:
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,ARTHUR GALBRAITH. . 1739_1�3 . lze of tea caniste 8 and japanned green. I .
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I - 11"ach of them heldj�l ' I "Jli the fall of 18.
a.pound of quinine, I dbwn with�a Severe attack of Lit
AUCrIONEERS. never sa it put u; th
� I � p, at way before, and Girippe 'which -left me with a bad
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. naturally I'Wsi�, syl,prised' cough, J tried Several remedies and I
niilCi�IAS BROWN, Licen8fel Auctioneer for the "I soor scrapedl an acquaintance with could obtain no relief and was almost
_L Calu.ties, of Huron and Perth. Wdf rs left at Ole engineer and ' made bold to .inquire
A. 11, Campbell's implement warerooms, Sea"orth, or - I In despair of a 'cure when a friend
i � Tur F,NK)srroRCf1.ico, will revelve prompt attention. what in tile world The wanted with such a ,
I . advised me to take Dr. Wood's Nor -
1 d or no charge. t718 tf supply. Are you ' ctting it on a specula; way Pine Syrup. I took three bottles
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;. UCTIONFERING.-B. S. Phillips, Lim nsed . in all and it made a complete cure,"
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I A Texican lailil.lisiannilalmmw-9.0111111znlrnlllgiiiilli'I
Auctionctr for the counties of fluron and might be intended for soine ',NL . I
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Few,. 1,cing a practIcA firmer and thoroughly artily contractor., ; He la.ughed heartily. - -
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I uneerLjandiDg the value of farm stock and imple- ,,Sl)eclllat on nothipg,' said Ile. 'This all . .
wente, I hic(a me in a be'ter position to re - alize good '
. barges mod, rate. Satic-factibn goes to mr. little' c-olo'oy of Americans 9 S,
'Prieco. C guaranteed i
I � or no pay. All orderalettat Rensall post office or back in -he inter�or, and it won't last GILLESPIE .
at Lot �3, Cercebbioa 2, Hay, will be promptly Very long, 6ther.' I With that he' drew a I
ttended to. - 17OD-tt penknife Crom Lis ipocke ' t, opened a blade -S -
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I E. spatula, nd thrupt it int' .
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. . cans. Be btougl'�t -out a flaky, white .
r"t) STOCK BREEDERS. -Our ShorthorDBull, � I-Ifave.remnve�d my barness ahop to my
'1' New Yeat's Gift, has �e(n. I emoved from Air. A 111ass-enough to licap a �teaspoon-put it own Eitore, ONE DObR NORTH OYTHE
- G. Suifflie'f3 to the p -e I misos of tha undersigned, whet e Oil his torigbe and swallowed it like so .
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I he wi!l be kept until farther notice W thesi CC, IV M nb. . much sugar! 11-favc'you any idea -how
WM. C1111111AN. . � I 1730-tf niany grains you, are taking?' I asked.,n nieet - all my old oubtomers and many nX
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-t-it:LLS FOR SALE AND FOR SERVICE. -The un. arnazement.. 'Only approximately" he re� " -, , , .
. . D deralgriel has for sale on Lot 16, Concession 2, plied car(legsly. 'A man'quits weighin- Gillespie's Harness is the
Bay, two 1,�horthern Durham bulls, dark red In color, quinine ,1'fter he has been 'down here a
I 1 7 and lb wouths old rcEpectively with �ed:gree i sud few Inonths ' . � � best Harness.
ored from greod 6tock. Will also k(cp that noted bull, " � -? 1_�
I Duke c f hentall, for service, tern13 on applioVion, "That ivas my first encounter with a . 1. . - j -
JOHN ELDER, flensall P. 0. 1739,tf bona fid�e quinine; eater," the coffee plant- A ful-I .stock of Horse Blankets, Robes,
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0 FIG BREFDERS.-Theundorstgned will k"P a Iterivard. �They generally keep the stuff Sleigh Bells, Trunks, &c - .
I ' on Lot 26, Concession 6, L. R. S., Tjucko�snt'tb, --- -
a tboroug.Whred TA.NiwoRTu PIG, also a thorough. in rubber tobacco ponches to protect it' Prices right and satisfaction guaranteed.
, Ofed YORUSHIRTS. PIG. A limited number of sows will -from per,piration, and when they feel Give us a call and we will please you,
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he adaiW0 to each, Terms, 01, Payable at the time
-)f gervl' like taking a dose they'dig in Fith one delight your horse, satisfy your purse.
cc, or al.60 if charged. JAMES GEMMILL.
1608-62 ted, knives that they all 9_�7111'epairirlg a Specialty, I
carry and swallow.as'inuch as they see .
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I -4 .. �11 .. the cour-4 of a day, but I have weighed One Door. NORTH of the Poet Office,
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,, m Shattered Nerves and '
. Our direct connections will save yolV* see, quiniiie is as compressible as cotton, . I .
and tw,o 1,vads of'It that look about the
. tftae and money fox all points. I I'ame size.INVill vary a hundred per cent in Weakened System,
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Canadian North West . diOne would suppose, as a matter of -
1, Via Toronto- or Chicago, course� th it such enormous- quantities of THE AFTER EFFECTS OF LA GRIPP I
I British Columbia and California the drug would produce an intolerable T I - .
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� points. - ringing ,in the hetkd; but, strange to say, . �
� Our rate& are the lowest. We have them' th thin- of -the kind. The av - , Have You Had La -Grippe?
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40 suit everybody and PULLMAN TOUR. age white man down there who keepsun- . 4
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I .,9T CARS for your accommodation. Call de, the in luence all the time experiences Did it Leave any' -After Effects?
for further information. 110thill-� except a sligfit feeling of ex-
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IE - Grand Trunk Railway. hilaration at least so I was assured by* �
Traing leave Zeafolrth and Clinton stations he dozens of habitues. IVIlether the use of - if it did, read what Mr. F. J.
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,allows, the stuff is of any �eal benefit is soule- Brophy,, of Montreal, Que., has to
thin- I arri skeptical about. I 'never took
JOIN(I WHST- SHAPORTH. - CLINTON. 1�
I Pqm,3n�i,r .......... 12.40 P. m. 12.65 P. m a grain of it myself, and I was the only SaY Of the good Milburn's Hea'rt
- Pa3aant�er. . .. .. .. 10.12 -P. M. 10-27 P. M mail on our plantation who didn't have a alld Nerve Pills did him. .
Mixed Train .... .. � 9.20 A. X. 10.16 A. M. touch ,f fever.pp. . . I
Yxiv-i Tmin,..... _. 6.15 P. M. I .
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Pasi,,jnger.. -. � .... 7.63 A. M. 7.39 A.M. # I had a very uvere
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11 �g r�_ -, _. 3.11 P. Al. 2.55 P. M. HORSES NOT AS HARDY AS MEN . .
Ixed r'lin .... .. .. 4 40 F. M 4 25 P. M: - . attack of la grippet
- � - During War These Animals Succumb whiclileft'Me all run down, very nervoui
- Wellington, Grey and Bruce. tQ Hunger ana Fatigue. . and extremely weak, ! 50tilcl 11of §1eep at
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Goma Nowrn- Passenger. mixed, There - b a ve been marl'y fusta i .night an� wu irou'bid with profust pet.
I Ethel ......... � 8,07 P. m.
1 1.40 P. m
1. Brupseli.. .. " 8.17 - 2.10 which figh�ts have been lost or won ac- spiration, which caused me much amoy-
t Bluevale.. '. .. 827 2.86 cordin-'t . ol the number and cond - ition
Wingham_... 838 8.25 - t, ' , I �f ince. Hearing of the good effects of AE1.
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GOING �OVTII- senger. Mixed. tho horses. engaged. When the siege of burn's -
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Plevua commenced, -the Russians were c, .
1�*S . Pillst I bec,an taking them. Much'to
. winghart; I I ........ . �' 6.63 A. M, 8.66 A. M.
I Bluevale.. .._..... d 7.02 9.17 ' bringing all their stores and food from my gratification they braced me up, invigor-
f Brw3cls .... .... �. .. 7118 9.45 1 Ststovabyithe aid of 60,000 draft horses, -ated my whole system, and made me feel
�, fthol_..... _....... ' 7.28 10.02
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M, I and at thel Dd of the siege it Was found
. . 0 that no less than- 22,000 of'tbem had I like a new man. ' I can reco'mimend them to
London, Huron and Bruce. ' ' an suffering as I did. -
died from hard work and exhaustion. .
GOING NO&TH- Passenger. i of rest and food tells on a
. London, dep%rt...... I... 8.15 A�M. 6.40 P.M The want
� Centralia .... � . .......... 9.19 5.66 horse fnr more than on a man, for in , To the public of Seaforth
Kxeter. . . ............ .. ORO 6.0 tbe case of the latter there are stiniulat- and surrounding country
fle133AU., .... .. � ... . ... .. 9.44 OU ing influences of patriotism, the glory. of . .1 � .
Kippen ................ .. 9.60 26 � -y and other feelings which ar,e nbt I � - . _. .
13ruceflold . .............. 9.68 .6.88 victol. i �
Gliaton .... . ............ lo.n 6.66 existent in the nature of a horse. Quitd . IIAVI.NO, PUR0HARED_____.,wr0,
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Londeabora ._.. .... .. lom 7.14 half the horses in England sent to the I
Blyth .... . . ............ 10.41 7.28 Crinica' never returned, most of them
13o'grave ...... .... ...... tom 787 1 The Meat BUS1121ess
I Win1wham arrive ...... .. 11.10. S. 00 having died from bard work and starva- . I
GOING Stum- Passengar. tion. Indeod, only about 500 were killed . Formerly conducted by
Wingbarn, depart .... .... 6,58 A.M., 3, 16 P. id in action. - I . - .
. Be!'grave_ ...... .. .... _ 7.01 8.40 T. R. F. CASE & CO. I
11'-� th � ............... So reducad find starved have the poor
.... 7.14 3 66 1 1 trust, by strict atlention to !business -and
boode-lbora. � ........ � ... 7.22 4.05 beasts be sions of this kind '
�;llacon .............. .... 7.47 4,25 that they ;aye been known to cat one an- 61I.Pply.jug a first class article at E, repsoriable
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. P,Uvet:Od .......... * .... , 8.06 4.49 other's taills [Vila to gnaw the wheels of price, to merit the patronag� bestowed on '
11p,'�-n . ....... . .. 8.16 4.67 , the late firm. . .
" ':*:._. 8.22 the gun ( ,riages. Napoleon took with
� r.unnall . ....... J6.02 . I I
,`-4eter ............ . i . 8.36 6.14 him acm, the Nieman 60,000 cavalry Will pay the highest marliet
7:trilia, ... .......... - 8.46 6A3 I.r - - price for
I Ur ho 'e_ I on his return in six months dressed poultry, good hides, s4ins and tal.
1ndoo, (arrive) .......... 9.37 A. v. F, I -L ', a - .
. - ---------- he could only muster 16,000. More than ow.
Do You Want Hens. . half the horses which were en -aged in �__ - . -
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I our Egypcianwar of 1882 were disabled.
I I)-% uwayithensthatlay%hou eggs ate a high Six hundred of these were killed and FRED GALE8, Seafarth,
prive'. Then get egve I om our pen of barred PIy_ oilly- throc-fifths Eda-in in action. In the � I - I 1719-tt
In 111h Ruck -i, f cleared from the beat wit t --r 14yer . . Afghan NVar of 1838 - it is said that 3,000, - _____1 —
ll,:Ijlj q e of Felch and Miller strains mated with a cattiels an I half the horses engaged were � .
Out- (o , , f -Conp or ttr air). D cpf ed ohicker8 of this , s P
1�� . fe-e last yea '8, Q (',t in,thrr niouths.
br(T'l , -up lit UEJ 500 a P - r. Eg, SI for FURNITURE
15- t %v 11 t us be seen that actual fighting
SNIILMS BROS., Bluevale, Oot, ,- . does not claim So mpny horses as starva- . .
1741xg tiou or over,ffork. Defective shoeing . _M P 0 R I -U Mi
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� sore bac4s, want of food and rest an3 E
other siwilar causes go far toward rea- I .
&%Mforth Post'Office dering horses useless for p�aetical war- - . .
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.�- 1. (Z)TIIQ L . dan.er of injury horses rub when bf.,ing J, Landsbopough
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. Important Reduction in Cost shiPI)vd across the -sea., They are in Pon- �
. stnut motion. They continually rnll, -
.1 . . . of . . . _1111itry-of t[cm to be trampled to deoth, DEALER IN
1111d tha rest becoI716 frightened, kick nd I
Money Ord,ers.' batter one Arlother about an -d tire 'r- Furniture of all kinds
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Simplification of the Systein. "'I" "' und 'hat one reginient. on the way At live and let live prices. Upholster- .
to the Perillistilitir w-ar was deprived of , ' -
— . just half 01 its horses on the voyage.- in(jr done and satisfaction in
Orlai.AMU r April ls', 1901, th- rrt3s of cormnle- ' .1 42 -every re -
I 4'on for inint-v orders issued In Cautida, and ityablo London 0o den Pen';iiy. e . i�pcct, . Pic,ture framilig neat and clir-ap.
N 0-miadd or L'ofted StateLt, will bu as folloN.r : � 1. I - 0
1 9ti ()�dare up to- I llfortrn�nu Clotbes In Sweden. .NLew Williams Fiewing machine always
$ 6 ........ 3 can's . I
I .f)v,,r 8 6 wid up to 10 ........ 6 ,1 In Sweden mourning clothes are some. on hand.. No travelling agents, and
., 10 it SO.." 1.10 11 'What pectiliar, according to our way of no bigh pr:ces. Goods delivered in
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. , , I 9 ilihildmn For women a long veil is ab- town and country free of ebarge.
.10 75..._..211 " I t� '
I.! 73 ti- 100 ........ 30 1. I s0filt(.1y ne,�essary, its tire also a black - I-- � ,
71w 11mit, fo, a �inglc marivy order it; 2100, 4ut as dross and it crape bonliet, �ut a jacl-et I
"fam (,,- $100 ut-h rna\ lie g!vcn its mh.e r,wittcr -any color -may be don Od
rcil,firb�. . I . or mantlo Of TI Undertaking
. Vorn,4 of ar,plication preparad, andu certifleato of with thes,e, and it is by no means unti- I I
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ii�-uv f i vi4hNi i -t the nqliett of itio rcnntdr� sual for a ,vidow to wear the regulation .
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I 'N10111u.) Orders exn be purchased or pald at over � . Deparlment.
it mlovds'in conjunction with a brilliaDt'rod . .
�Mo 11 -it (1fi-s in cariadm .
Tf ( I)ur(h ise of it tv uncy ord, r bs- n, remitterjor a jacl�et. .NI(n allo,- will dross in black -
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111o8s, ti ,er, itf but the work of a minute. Paythent trousers and [lilt and a colori - it We bave a ]a
I . �flaldl.k proniLl't S. DICKSON, P,.stmabber. . or possibly even a colored coat. Ment from which to choose in AiMe of
. llt:, 4 . I Unjust to the' Caterpillar. ( . nee(l, at prices that bave bi-en a matter
______ - of agreeablo surprise to all who have
Dr. -J, G. 117ood, the SCiCl)tifiC lectifrer, 0 . I .
. With a Telephone in the House once expinined the'st'ructure of a caterpil- dealt with tis. * Two fine hearses on
F * I s�h clergyman. With d han(I for summerand,winter use. Nir,bt
f,tfe bccomes wQrth living. You may lar to an I ' ngh, - tie 0
e;lt in your lib%ry and give your orders f1stonishiner t at the .revelation, tliie cler- calls at Mr. Landsborcb,,Ii's residence,
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i for Lhe (lay, L6�the butcher, the" baker, gyman exe i1nied, "I always supposeo corner cottarle' in rear of Dominion
the grocer and the many other trades- that a cat,q)i1lar was only Shin .,iijd , -Bank 0 1 .
.1 will be promptly responded to.
men. Items forgotten in earlier orders 18(luash!" . I � I . . t
nmy be arlded and amendments made, . I � ,.
in sh,)it, the posseesion of a telephoDo Already Imfornied, I I
I is it, practical solution of the problem of Dj��;-IppoiTl (,(] .k(liniver-Yo' �-in_ tell JOHN L,
� � eumfortable hoot eke( -ping. - Dinah dat I h;lw %villits dat chump, Sa in I - SEAFORTH, ONT. I
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TIfE [if-, TELE'PHONE' COMPANY John- See ? I .
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-- GRIEVE, Wunvilli,r, Winthrop P. 0 . . -
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1, I "A GD M(GREGOR, Conocillor, Seaforth F.0 � I S' ecisi Attention
,� C' MORRISON, Clark, Winthrop P. 0 , 'ONTARIO. . i to Troeshoeind, and CARRIAGE Opp.
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VID 51. R089, Treasurer, Winthrop P. 0, I I General JobbIng. Queen
'el-lAM FVENS, As,ewer, Beechwood P. 0. - � � MAKER ia,w.
I R I,F,'4 DO D DS, Collector, Soaf orth P. 0. . . . i . . . � .
dMtf) P(JLLA,RD, firsaitary Inspector, Load No Wl�'NESSES REQUIAED Goderich street, - . . i. .
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The rablilt and the fox. . . i - ..
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I Catarrh N an inflarnmation. of any of SPONGES AND BRUSHES I
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Acute c.qtarrh, unfortunately needs no WILSON'S
description, for it is only too familiar to � I .
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It -is the mucous membrane of the uostrils I � . ' F
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pharynx or larynx, ive have a sore throat,
and if the infl[IMInation extends still far- Wal'ting for the - Oven
�ther we litive bron0fitis. In the latter .
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till e IRI'YDX cartses niucli sivelling, ntid I - i�
this glives rise to the difficult bi-eatbing - . ! .
and hoarse voice which ebaracterN - e orie I r—n- P el r i a I - i
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causes severe indigostion, find wbon the .. . - -1
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� the most prominent symptom is diarrhea. R a D ge,
Conj'L1I1QdVitiS and acute inflammation. of � �, .
th . e ear are the exlwessions of catarrh of I
� the eye and of the drum of the eat,. The men 1,11eilmonic-t(r ,,-,Iiovts the ex- I 1: - , 11 11 � - -_ . :,
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Vious inflanimation which has destroyod . I � - I .
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the mucons uienibrane, leaving ill its � .
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poses of a niticous invulbrane. Sold � by %Sj I L LS & MUR'DIE, Seaforth.
A catarrh niny be caused by anytbing . . �
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Ill 031bra lic-d u!:t. sulphurous, ammoniac- The Gumey Foundry Co, Limited, Toronto
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Ity, Apply to JAN. Ell HILLORAN, Barrister, Sea
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resident oV Nantucket if lier life had ar-
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toodi irusranteed.to giye good satfs?"on on short-
letbotice. Sbawls, curtaine, eta,, at modemto
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The old lady sat looliing out of the
As ry au.n w hoh2s pumbased Page 1rencing
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s he has the best Fence an the market.
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WICHOL, oppoisite the 14uadry ,north "in eir"t,
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dil Slippose you'll think it's foolish, like to have Y�u consider the merits of tb "Pa �# Skims cleanest, runs easiest, $65on
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. Fence. Coiled Wire, maft in our tnm A�,,. wig,,, ,
maybe," sW said, "but I did have one WOVC12 by oarselves. Shipped already to put up. time. The gearing is made
grvat disappointment, and I've never for- . - � . . of gun metal.
gotten it, There was a nian that canic, to The -PAGE WIRE FENCE CO. (LW.) I '
tile island once with hand organ and a . .
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monkey. He got as far as the corner of . WALK9111WILLIC, ONT. . -11 The Highest Award
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our ,street, and 1. thought lie was coming � : -
right this way, but he didn't. . � -AT THE--
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" I was housed with a cold and couldn't �, 1900
go out to see him rind his monkey, so , - STEPHEN LAMB' Paris Expo'gition,
or,ly caught just a glinipse of them. They � y __ .
1) - layed halt an hour in the next street.
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"Disappointments like that stliy by Wholesale' and Retail Dealer in Grand Prize and Gold Medal
folks all their liVes," she added after a Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Cedar Posts L Has been. won by the
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sympratbetic ejaculation from, her visitor. aind Timber. MELOTTE CREAM SEPARATOR.
"It was more than 30 years.ago, but � �
I've never ceased ,regretting I didn't sve Our ItimbEr consl.otb of the I eA quality of Hemlock
n and Pine, being %%6,11 n anufactured. Any smourt of Eight -days' free trial to intending pur.
tl,int monkey. I've beon wonderfully bless- Red Cedar Shlufele$ E,loays on hand. Bring along chaserB. Skims cltan and turns eapy.
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way, dear;� but th'at or- your bills, you %ill'be sure to 0, them filled adtis-
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gan grin -der never came to the island factt,rily. . AffGo&.rIch etre,t :;lA 1711-tt DUBLIN, Janua-y 214, '951.
a,-. .in, never!"- Youth's Companion. I __ _� - ---.-.-- __ _ ___ Having tried three different makeg of Cream Srp.
&rat-rs, I bought a hielosta. I viould reconnnepd it
. � t 1 any farmer with fc-ur at five cows. I think it Is
1. Peking Bells. ' tt.,c beA yaying ai ticle. on the fat rn.-Jicoi; BRUX91t.
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Peking 1p rich in remarkable bells, the -_ - - Call On or write the local agent,
fincst specimens being locatvd In the The Township of Tunkeramith his about $3,000 of
V r_ T,,=Ip Funds to loan at current rates of ir,tere9t ' J. D. WALKER, Staffa, oat.
boll tower on the western side of the Tn , In - opf rtv. Apply to the I
on ortgage cri farm p. 17,08
to I- city and the Ta-chung-su, or Tenip V Rc&vo or Treaturer. ff. 4ORTON, Reeve, Hansall
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of the Great Beli, bvyond the ,city wtill. P. O.; 0. N. TURNER, Tre�surer, Clinton P. 0. -_
The latter contains the great bell of Pe- - . I 1783-tf P
1,inp,Z, cast by order of the Emperor Yon-- FIERIFtY S
Lo in- 1415 and hung in the present tower . - . . � 9
by the 'Emperor Waulch in 1578. This �i *
1�flintic object measures 1',-) feet Ili livight, Don t I YOU
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is .) inches thick and has a eircuniftm-nee A . I youtre planting -1
of 3-1 feet at the rhii. It weighs 631,�_, tou"4 I . . whell you .Plant
and is eoverEd Inside and out with i ". -1 . I Ferrylsaee4(10. �Jf YOU
scriptious from the Buddhist ontras lit 1, Des'pair buy che&P seeds you can't
Chinese ebatacters. How this litige I)ivvc 0 , � V, - 4 � be sunbi Take no chances -
of motal wa� raised to its presviit posi- .;. , - ! got Ferry's. Dealers every-
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tion Is a nly�tery which has never bven - , 1% ,_ . . I .
solved. i (9. I I troubled with for 1001 Seed Annual-
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_,,I41xanderxtood. � I not able to :at- 0. M.� FERRY & Co., I
Billson ?110, 'Jillison! I've calight yo" tend to your Aftsehold duties. If I wincksor, orit. .
nt last. I've been trying ror three w(,(' I(s I .
to get hold of you, so as to pay you that yoa havi,, not u$ed Do'anls Pills you I
$10 1 owe yOu, but every tinie you sod � caa be'absolatoly cured by them. I .1 , ,
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Jimson-Eli? Have you- been WRI)till.- ' I QE4 NTRAL I
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to see tile fo� that? _. PROOF� FRON'ONE OFMANY. ' i I
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"Great ,snake�ql I tbnnght you watiter' ,DOAI;'S KIDN11Y VML Co., Toronto, On*. .. - i
o borrow worc�J" . I Dear Sirs, -I ha�ve been suffering for 12 ' !
I . . I � I ears from kidney! tr6uble. 11 fiad tdrriblo Spring Goods.
lackaah e and was �, troubled with dizziness. i I
It Couldn't Be. I w .� full line of Tinware and ;
"Oh, deir" moaned small Tommy, My urine was sow�ty, highly colored and Granite, All; lines of 11aware ma?de to or. :
'I've got slic 1 a dreadful toot 11 a che!" contained a thick �ticky sediment. I con. der, Leader �arrel Churom the eatierst run.
"No Nvonde-," replied his mother. "You 8111ted physicians 'Without any success and ning churn in .1 the mai ked. I
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are all the th ie eating eandy." I almost gave up in,despair. At laalb -1 saw Re Acting �Va�bir;g Maebitle-4 and Royal
. Doan's Pills advertigod, so I procured two .
"It can't b? that, ninnitna," said Torn- boxes of them and they gave me a complete American Wringets. Call and get our prices
my. "I cat cindy with all my teetb, anti. cure and I can �attend to m household for Buildi�rs Hardware, CoiJed Spring Wire
y fencing, Bar�ed Wire and plain Galvan. ,
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only one of I thein acties." duties wi6hout trouble. I can reeommend
I i Doan's Pills and must say that they should ! ized Wire. g4timates given for eavetrough-
' be tried by all who suffer from kidney ! ing, Galvariiz�d Iron and Furnace Work,
. Saddles In 'some form are of tie grent- trouble. MRs. M. LEGAULT. , I ,
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lie Assyrian cavalry were ptovided with I Sills J & Murd ie
thein, and the early Romans usep a cov- - Noticeof Dissolutic)n. . I I
eriDg Of cloth, hide or shin, whicill was no H�ARDWARE,
doubt very similar. Notice is here that the partnership I Couiatees iOld Stand. Seaforth
heietofo-,esubBIs1Ing!bctwefn us,the ut-dersigned, f .
In China trades and professions fire sp EgK Doale,B, iu the Town of Seafoitb,in the i
County of H&ou #bd Proviuce of Ontatio,under __ . I
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�eredi:tary In familie& the firm ncrue of D. D. Wilson & Co, h44 this doy IM(h4o �
i —0 been disfiolved by mutual conneut. 'All debts owing is coftolk lbot Cniffla
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Wilson and J. A,'" ilson at the said Town cf 3(a. AWL&&ex. exte, effeetual. lames "k
faith, and all cliams against the asH 1,artnerabip our 4'ruggUt for QW@ Co" RsW C��
CASTORIA are to, be preserited,to th, sAd D_ D Wiluon and J. peom &ks no e�her,ss &U Mixtures,T111asnd
i . A. Wildsobu,spy whotri the txme will be, settled, Imillotions are, dingerous. Irri". so. 1, $1 per
� I he eai Ineso will be carried on as herel,ofore by bOZ1X0.9 10 ftmostronger,$8 per b6z, no. t
the said D. D. Wflwn and J. A. Wilson under the I 01ri,=&M#nr&*1Pt*f pkice"dtwos-ftnt
For Inwo and ChUrelL firm name of D. D. Wilson & C,. VISM&M. whe� O"k -company wind"r-ont
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Molao- . witnes-1, R. S. Hilyd-tJOHN A. WILSON r"Ponable Dngostf La usuadc I
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of WIA"OL 1 17"-4 gold in Se forth by Alex. Wilson, J. S. Rc horts &,:d
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