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.-lerry Pee- Furnitura bought with care Is e
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it,Zdichne, in - A rlor finish, and Bold at right pricei
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4.ad colds.- I & 0 a- busineai mutually pleasant and pr(
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olical N. Y. - -Stalble- .
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ymw�_ I " ,Vpholatery coverings and material kept I
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3� lu-ng 160k. .
; picture Fr4ming done promptly. Pi(
.with. a � tares and frames for sale. Also Windoi
61 � .Sh&dea. Curts%fn Poles, Cott -age Rods, Pilloi
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Snarn Folders and many other such thinj
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; ]3&1 arriages in the very latest atylej
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_'1-c-oraL I I mlehines, than which there is no better i
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d Colds . I . . fabrio, and puckering is impossible. Tb
. I I Price; puta them within easy reach of an
U-4 k- inds. awWng a firA-claaa. machine.
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C,4,;*Iri� broarge, I Aid Eml�alming carefully and properly don
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il=101(il��tarl according to the latest methods. Nigh
61well. Mass- Wto answered at my residence, south eat
Ozomm"= 1� I comer of Jamee and William streets,
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� is used. 25c. All - 100,000 In daily use. Tb
Dnly separalo bu w th
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7ork. � - �
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ift to a, timber- A great many other kind
I le-, elephants at . of Separators are taken on
�hauts draw I - I _ and Melottes prt in plac
I tho 3 - ,r,-!, :,�. of them. A few p
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W feet ill disin. --t'A eNcellence in this Separato
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"arnatic ordez, ter tinware, turns easier, skims cleaner, bowl hang
, .they roll them ylun�b, sell balancing, has a break for stop Ing it
i4'ing -them fcc � g "ll enclosed, has a cono�bearing wffleh ad
as�intself to the wear, alluminum disc, will not rust
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�!irphant carrien. , . ihe �bandle easily taken off and put on, all wearinj
points of casehardened steel. I alio handle farm im
r lays it gently. plement8 and machinery Including Noxon, Wilkin
eLll off. - ToBon, and White Eng.ine3, Separators, an(
I I ClIdmills. All gronds at A. Campbell's Warerooms
ipresent a car. &dorth. DUNGAN McCALLUM. 1811-tt
i6ilar log which WAwo,.\, March 18th, 1903, This It t!) certify thal
Oner of the mon- . ,-, the No. I Melotte Crer.ni Separator I bought fron
off, and pushed ,you
,,,�agent, Dunun McCallum, gives gool satfsfac
a way Wba I irieveryrespect. Easilyturned, easilycleaned
I W T� and a clean skimmer. Have run it over two yc3xs
faigymnA others. and ace no aparent wear on it yet ; and In my opin
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,110ided hia war ion, the pr.,flts from Its use with 10 cows would pk,
� iity almolt hu. lorit, in one season. * MICHAEL ROWLA'ND, Walton,Ont
., I Sy-Ayop.Tu, March 17th, 1903. To whom I
may concern .,_ Having liurchased a Melotte, Crean
.1 He pushed I Separator one year ago rom Mr. D, McCallum,
617td,ge, but at I Uke pleasure In recommending it to be a good ma
mahoub and the chine. It is e"y operated, and I, think it can com
petc with any machine on the market to-d;Ly. Your
.t I it. 8till it . truly.�Joux HA,v, Seatortb, Oni. .
ible for h%lf a LEADBURY, February IOLh, 1932. Dear SIrs,-I at
Fwaighteried ottb well satisfied with the Melotte that I bought.
think lb would pay for itself In a. short .time with I
hole, force into, % cows, and the skim milk is good for the calves. It I
1, Satisfaction perfectly safe, and I cannot speak too highly- in it
,jentle. flaps of praise. Yours, truly, W.m. HACKWELL. -
� curve of hia . LzADBURY, February 5th, 1002. Dear Sirs,-Thl
la�to certify that the size 2, Melotta Creauf Separ
:c the mounted ator, which I purchased from your agent, J. D. Wal
& ,kerja entirely Batisfactary in every respect. Wi
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. d -1k and 20 feet I find that we c�u make far more buttt r th ain In an:
. oother way, and am quite Bati3fled that with 8 cow
� , he great tuska,, � The Separator would pay for itself in about.6 months
3aid -upon. the� The skim milk is excellent for the calves. It is i
le make a, jar- a running machine, and perfectly safe, �
7 - - ;ffnyk!51yhe best. Cream Separator on the market
Oich a timber )Lours truly, S. McPherson. �
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Af,'IHE. POW-DElLS , . Trains leave Seafortb as follows :
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it�a. 9.20 a. m. For Clinton, Goderich Wingliam an�
7--L" - I Kincardine' .
1 12.40 p. in. For Clinton and Goderloh.
ar- Begins. &15 p. m. For Clinton, Winghain and Kincir
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t . x with ek bad - 10.13 p. in. For Clinton and Goderiah.
1 7.63 a. ul., Iror Stratford, Guelph, Toronto
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adition which Belleville mud Peterboro' and pointi
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. alves give us 3.11 p� in. For Stratford, Guelph, Toronto, Mon
1 ald all be con- . trell and points east.
. p. M. For Stratford, Guelph and Toronto.
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L nd, the germs . Goms NORTH. pasLx� Mixed. Mixed
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I kre, iaona part; Ethel.. .. .. _... 8.07 1.07 9.40
� V aubject to L Brussels .... .. .... 8.17 1.10 10.00
� germa, This Bluevale. ........... 8.27 1.30 10.20
, � I Wingbam.. .. .. .. &.38 1.35 10.30
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h -a commince- L Bluavale, ...... .. .. 7.92 9.17 8.13
_e.� it is not Used Brussels_. _. .. 7.18 10.00 -3.25
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I , -Palmerston .... _ � 8.20 11.30 4.20
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It. a useful hint I London, Huron and Bruce.
twhich brace
fi,Ung O, Me NORTH- . Passenger.
, 8.16 A.M. 4.60 P.m
, London, depzrt.. _ _
I ". prev�nt, � Centralia....-. __... 9.19, 5.65
E' be' - EX.ete,r__.._....._._ - 9.80 0.07 ,
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' 7� . Hens&lT_._._..._._ 9.44 6.18
- th:hlac 112� .
4 . Ripper_. . ........... .. 9.60 6.26
Pinst, the at- Brucefield_.... . ........ 9-68 6.33
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,� Londeaboro _ _ - _. ._ lo.So
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LI Blyth,. - - - � ........... 10.38 7.20
-, 1 other throat Bolgrave__ _.. _._._ 10,60 7.88
. I Wingham arrive .... . .. 11.00, 7.65
1 -:b,i Cresolener QOING SOUTH- . Passenger.
�uggiata .
. Wingliam, depart. ' - _ 6.50, A.M. 3.10 F. X
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, 4 Bal�rave ........ .. .. - - 7.011 8.23
�, . I Elyth_ _..._...__. � *. 7.14� 8.36
g:>od for rhe, I i � Londeaboro ........ - _... 7.22 3.45
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1:t:;Rg in good Brucefleld. . ......
� way, fouad . lKippen . ........ ........ 8-06 01.40
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prices. flenoall____ .._ 8.22 4.66
1 Exeter....___ .. _ 8.36 5.10
: Jor workerst el Oontralia_. .._....__ 8.46 5.20
%id by a large . London-,- (!irrIve)__.... - - 9.0. A. M. 0.20
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tind worker14 : 111Y-1, Beoy-Treim. Reaforth P. O..
. d -hand driv" : I DULDMIS.
L I William Cheoney Seaforth, John G. Grieve, Win
14 ;, George Dale, Seaforth`1 John Bennewels
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�L . HarlOck; Thomas Fraser, Bruoeffeld; John B. No
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.�,f ter, gradil- Cumming Egmondv ,e; J. W. Yeo, Holmel
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. f the Frank. ., I r'Lrkie* desirous to effect Insurances or IrAmii
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I.bato Model R811 1`01POOLiVek 00�j offifIBIL
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4, . in Vancotl- MICHAEL MU I
ftial C. P. F- ; I RDXE, Reeve, Winthrop P. 0.
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4sday, June 'CRARLES LITTLE, Councillor, Winthrop P. 0.
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I tAlle conamis- � -JOHN M. GOVENLOGN, C��clllor, Winthrop P.0
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� i�'harge, Of 0, . DAVID ORRISON Clerk, Winthrop P. 0,
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I I ! 8"OMON J. SHANNON, J. P., Wituy Inspeotol
1� ,hrough the Winthrop p. 0�
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i , 4-k . red briokJ are i. turned out. -Robert Stelok I
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1 .1 C. *d.... � bright and ch tful " tiaual.-Sidney Boe* * An i dmirable food, with all its na. - .
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Does it uot seem more effecffi�e to the Goveinniiint, asking -a grant for 'the I healh, and bo redab winter'e. ex -
breathe in a remedy, to. cure di erection of a 1�'dock [at the former place. , : treir e cold. Sold Jrquarter-pound
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� the breathing organs) -than- to tak6 the I
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i remedy into the stomach ? � I paper.. I � Limi d, HomceoTathio � Chemists,
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It cures because the air �endered strongly completed. 6me of them measure fott�' tem, ologged with poleonou materials, that, makes
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antiseptic is carried 9;Ver th diseased sur inolien in cirwinference. ou feel dull, drowsy, weak and mi erable.* 'L. t Bur-.
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face with every breath, giving prolo age� �f - m �ock Blood Bitters clear aw ii all t e poisons purity
.1 and enrich your blood, mal;0 you feel btlgiit %ad
and constant treatn'ient. It is 'in 7alu-4' UTTE�.LY - EIRUPLESS. !I�' vigorous. I � - .
able to mothers with sniall cbildreln.z' . � � .! - - -
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Is a boon tO asthmatics.1 1� W. E. EWO C 1___11 I Qod H4., There is no form bf kldn6i, troubie,trom 4 backa-he
� - : ! pld hot F __ 1, down to Bright's disease, fhah [D,)au's .Kidney P,118
. -FdR- � I ; will not relieve or cure. . 1. I
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I Kidn6l� Pills Cured Him. "
'. Croup � couglis i I �� aln�, give Doan � a trial.
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I Catarrh, Colds Grippo and Ra.yraver. :� �;
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The Vaporizer ' CEDARDALE,�Oat%, May 25th. Get Rid of T�-at Caug, .
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It and Lamp, which should last" W. E. Ellis, ot this pl 1
$ lifetime, together with a �ottle of Creol q ace, whose ramar - Before the Summer come@ Dr. Wood's Norway
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2s cents ana � soular Rheumatism set the Pine Syrnp conquers Coughs, Colds, Bore Throat,
;ocents. Write for descriRitive booklet cofitaiu.j whole neighbothood talking, .'.is out -with a Hoarsenes), Bronchitis, and all Diseases of the
Ing highest testimony as, to its value. � � , . . . Thraat and Lungs. .
- statement that hie'reoovery. was en ire y - - -
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VAPO-CRESOLENE IS! SOLD By i I to Dodd's KWey'pillv. � - - ______
. I)RUGGISTS rVERYWHERM I t � .
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Vapo'cresolene Co. i ! I iiscular �he matism, I 'could get 0o
� � got M � a A liver pill that is small and Pure, - that act@ gen.
180 Fulton Street i65x 4N . tly quickly and thoroughlj,, that does not gripe
otre1D)ame eet, relief from thelmedicines I tried andkin aA$_ Lax'a-Llver Pills, poEsesi the e qualities, and are a
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, I v � walk alone. T�lien I 'was induced to tt!y store enfeebled, eneivated, i x It usted, devitalized or
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4A Dodd's Kidner Pills. � I took six: boxes, and over-worked men and wome o vigorous health.
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. ! : I Dr. Fowler's Extraeb of Wild Strawberry Is a promp�,
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[The following local news was int0n&4 minds one of t! � he prattle of dyspeptic ol I a , ------* Wso= - -
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for last week, but came to han4 t6O ladies. We dO . o'b 11 care for it," you knov4 ' -Unitcd States Marshal Bat5a sold at
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late.] . I ;� It does not I Ith interest. public auction in D. troi b, a faw days ;6go,
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- I i But health . greab thing, quite thO 58.1 diamonds for $19,175. The gems were
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Grand Bend. I 0, oner on� seized in 1899 from -L,)u �s Busch, ', who was
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NOTF,s.-Mr.Rich%rd Hamilton ship 3e a n .his out. toe brtter. Is there anythin, , later acnvicted in the UAlited States court* of
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I . ! smuggling th9m from Oanida. The dia-
car load of lumber to St. Marys this Neek. more maddenin, t " in one's brai;
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-George McCulla, bf D"troib, spent the the de8ira to ., r to do, to get son* monde were sold in three lots. and were
spout the past week with Mrs. Wm. P itter. place, to win qut-aud to realize that OneA4 bought by local firins. I '
son. -C. Walker, of Wingham, hs,s rer ted a body is stubbQ Edy incapable of carryin� -Arrangements have been made for the
cottage from Wm. L%vett, for thq eam n., oat the rneutal� plans ? It is distracting. ; annuil Jaue eX3ursicns of :05 F&rrners'
Mr -and Mra. C. Copeland of St.' arys, Genius does t,ot thtive on starvation. Oir Inatitut Is to the Agrioaltural - College and
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have returned home, after i spending a few if it does, it wculd thrive better with a we M cry da - from
days withlMr. and Mrs. Robert]Hiamilton.__�!_ fed stomach. 0'ourage does not come with June &h to 29th i.i tukm up with two or
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Mr. Stacey, of Henaall, hao completed the n,3rvoua twinge 'and diStraeting pains. y.4u rno�e Li-1-itutes, makin 46 in all. Laht.
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painting of Mr. Brenner's hotel, which ha�s can't bold yourichin in the air and thro�v year 35.000 people p rticipated in these
brightened up the appearance of th Ouse your head hlg�i and walk W-ith , -a etaaqy trips, and it is expecte that this will be
considerably. -Mr. and Mrs. Sol. W71�iame' tramp that keops, tune to the bAnd whou exceeded.:. 1'
ten montbi old baby died on Monday,, an 1 4 you arc ill. Everybbing is black,'then, a0d * - I ' � ,
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was buried on Wednesday.: They have the all the little suosbiae shafts in your h 1 t ALMACK'S 0 LONDON. i
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sympathy of the conarnnhity. I seem to be foldod up in gray shadows li . I .�._ - i
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THE WAY TO BIW WELI�- ,. Many times t;here conies * into one'a lille . tury or So, Ago. I
� � Moments of depression, of givi About a centivy ago the seventh
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The Blood Must be Kept Rich'i and one's Jeelings.; This is paitioularly us heaven of the f2shionable world o�
I with women vOho3e nerves are delicat ly. London was a club k ao-wn as Alma k '
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- Pure and the Nerves Stronk 7 strung and whiph play beyond the limits of L
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. . . ! I harmony. Per�aps you have been looking Castlere*agh, La:dy Jersey, Lady C.Ow�
Gool health Is the most pracious trj'amve toward the skyAine and have seen dano ng -Palluerston), I
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any man or woman can have. But,good there hopes of r4any months. hopes that re Sefton, 7
health can only b� had by koeping the lood elorioasly love1V to dream aboub. They re Mrs. Drumm nd-Burrell (aftell-
rich and pure- &nd'the neryeO strong. .If the Adwer-scented 4nd they are gowned in flo w- ward Lady Willoug by), the Princeso
blood is allowed to become vveak an wat- ere -L -you kho* all the beautiful things 143sterhazy and the Countess L ..
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ery, the whole aystern is wekkened 'ahe, falls women can thi�k of when they sip the wine" Their smiles or frown's consIgned - 1) .el
an easy prey to disqaae. There is no he�-j- of 1pntle dreamia. Bub suddenly tha hope and 'Women to happilless or despair. t
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cine eam equal Dr. William" Pink. Pills in ,:They shrink back �1* ' Is hard.for us to conceive the - impor-
keeping.the blood rich -and puire, and th fearlingly in, o �he wings of your heart a�d
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nerves vigorous and strog. Everyi dos:e scros8the stake of th-)ughts strut t nee which ," g
helps to create new blood, and by a fair us;e tragedian of r0ort&l life -M. Disappc�i�t. admission to Alinack's. Of the 300 offi-
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of the pills, pale, sickly peo"le ara 1�nac�e ment,- harsh,unyielding, severe, cruel. cers of the Foot -uards uot more thau
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brigbb, active and strong. Here ia Proof. What then, my reader, charming ? half a dozen were h nored with cards
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Mr. Robert Lee, New W68,minster B. Q, CA � � .. to this temple of tile beau monde. The
says :-" Before I began usinc, Dr. .'Nil] iams' What thbn,"!" depends entirely upoa the '
0 government was
Pink Pills, my blood was in a very impure state of yottv hoalth; If your digeFtiOn is . !
state, and as a. result pimples that were good and your ",'arms are strong and yogr every government. by woman Is bou�d
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very itchy, b;oke rub all ovEr my boly. lungs entire yo will thind n that disappoi 't- to be, and a host O intrigues was s�t
My appetite was- fickle, and I waa easily menb a creeV for greater .efforb, bett r sct In motlon t6 get an invitation. I
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tired. My wife urged me to try" D.-. I Wif- hopes, sterner �ourage. If you are ill, n r- Very often persons of rank who h4d
liams' Pink Pills, and J'i got half a Oozen nervow-, fretf�jl-why ! the faint drop f the elatree anywhere -were exclud�d
boxes. By the time I li�d used them � was a gentle ihoweo that shoves away the 's n froni the club. Such as were admitt d
compleltely restored to health, my skin was must fill yout mind with doUbts I st had to dre�% in con ormity with =
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smooth and clear and my app9tita good." that same eunlish%ll ever warm the ear
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Dr. Williama� Pink Pills do not .purge- again. ,
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they simply make pure, I rich 'bload, That It is a good � i hing I to be strong. It 18� a Ing allowed to appeat at the assemblies
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is why they cure Eu -3h tOubles as . infliges- fine and,splenffld privilege to 'be well. �t except In, knee breeches, white cravat
tion, neuralgia, r'aeumatliam, anaierhi,a, par-- often happen's lth%t the frailest folk ha*e and crusli hat. On one occasioh the
tial paralysis St. ' Oance,: scl�)fula, have greatest r rvous energy, but they lab r 'Duke of Wellin-ton ''Was about to
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-a' so common to tinder such fear' ul atrai4 that their woik t as,Qend the stairs to the ballrooin
erysipelas, and the - �
�ilmo"IT 3 leis beat is not worthy of what they might o
wome4, young and old. , bold by all d a . � dressed in black trousers when the
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Or sent post paid at 50 d i onto a box,, 4pr six under happier ponditions. I I guardian of the estaj)llshment stepped .
boxes for $2.50 by writing the Dr. Will iams� We have alliof us, met those individu s
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Medicine Co., Brockvilld, Ont. . who fancy I thei find special inspiration a forward And Said, "lour grace cannot
- 0 i. � . irregular living4 in staying up o" nights, n be admitted in trotsers," whereupon
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TuckersInith. overtixing their strength, in indulging ;n the duke, who had a great respect for
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I , broodina thoughte, moods, plain blues aid brders, quietly -walked away. - !
SCHOOL RF,ronT.-Tfie following is t4-3 ra- Z� I
. 'dumps generall�,. Their temperaments neeld -
port of the neligol in Bedition No, I f the . � I
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month of April : Fifth t� Cl so -Willie'' Mo- , 0 - I
Laren, Ethel Oaldwell. " I ;Zior Fo4th- Don't let sucli a little thought. bug cram Unique molun, talus.
. under the eave� of your particular thong t I __ - . .
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Laura Dilling, Netbi� L16yd.. Junior � Fourth lorne. It's a ba4 little bug th%t,breeds unreat - . There are four un qte mountains In
-Sadie Caldwell, Jeaeie Buchanan, IN agg 4 e , �
Buchanan. Senior Third -Willie' Bali - discoatent, un*holeaomenees of heart. it Lower Callfornla-'t o of alum, one of
Junior Third-Gretta A�cLaran, CE 61 Dill- ot%nda to reaso� that Bane living is oonda- alual, and sulphur Ixed and one of
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Ing, Leulla Boa. - . .Alb�e cive to sane th t 4ughts. When one conslde�a pure sulphur. 1t is estimateil that in
Tra * Alfred echai'�%p_. Junior iseb- � the wholesale ' mechaniciam of the bumIn the f our peaks na ed there vLre 100,-
oXuThra'a Rouatt, And' Boa. i body on3 mustibe a'pp!Llled that it all hol. e obopo tong of pur,e lum and 1,000,000
y I ton,ether so I ' and that Madam Natu
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. i � guards her foro a so carefully that when X6 .
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Lifebuoy Soap-disinfe�ctpmt-is L ngi . - I
� mach'nary br4ks down elis knows how io
recommended by the medi�al profession as mend it altoge�her again. It is very wo. - . SlhLort ,of Bedclothes. !
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% safeguard against infeaio�as diseases. - :; 1 7 derful, indeed, quite beyond, our uader- In golne of tho Smaller Russian 40�-
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hiimville, Et -are that are Oat in the heaven like sequ! 61e own bedclothes. . I .
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sun and showel-9 tend like EUrfleS overp . In the CfLueasus.
his ba6s and will pu�l a'brick bas mer -b baby's bed. � Utheie things are passed ovi r A, recent German t *aveler in the Cau-
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under -it. -Mrs. Bennet, of lLobo, is kp6nd- light, for some �� f, us do -not plant or cultiv te ' I -
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ing a. couple of weeks visiti4g friends, wd �s . castis reports that he saw inany hand-
. the seeds of kein appriciation in our scu 9.
the guest of Mrs. John Andraw.-Miss L. And whit anjong God's gifts Ehould :)e some men, but not One of the beautiful
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Andraws left la3t week far Constance. here women for which tbat region is fa -
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she will'visit .her ,6-3ter, 'Mrs. Stl� v nson, po'..'�. ar of energy and work. that keL-p3 � IS mous, althou,gh in the vilhi,ges every -
before she returns to Gorrie.-Mr. .Eli Coill- '
going and insp res every thigg that -fe -w,or 5h body Orned out to see him.
tice and Mr. Albert Andrer were in Lon- I
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(Ion, on Tuesday of last we0k, viaitipg the!ir .
� I whatever tl e faults of Mary MaoLan , Unwilling Custom.
sister, Mrs. S. Clark, who is very sick, and . - i . n - . - �
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with,slight hopes of racovs�y. -The if c Aball ,� 1; To attract custom an I
I 1 hl- reciation of r LO young woman's bod Brussels is selling stamps at less than
boys ara busy practi-ing nearly ever I , . . ;
. ig 11 9he feels the 1 �Oilaration of a big pai p . I
,-A meeting *as held in th',e townab ha ' lungs and enjo- ra tile woader of their in ic their face value. . - -
on Saturday evening, to consider ,t a beat In _ �
plan of lowering the craek-�ed of th6 Amain . workings. SA knows the keen enjoyme� t
. . . I z of wbolesome ivingw though this seems not
running through and south of the � v.. "age' -in jher bcok to apply to her thoughts. ! A. chicken hatched in Guelph street,
Und thus giving those fivh�g nortl� ot the .W , I
village a better outlet to drain their land. bolesome 1 � a gocd word, by the w y Wandsworth, London, recently and
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2 'I it Is It rem'inde onc of whole-wheat bread '7 * which died soon af terward bad two
However'no action wa taken, an� ;
quite ptbL%ble that the jengineer w 11 have sumhine-two:very appetiziDR good thinlee beaks, three eyes, five claws on the left
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to be called to make the; pibper enrye , and ch. . i foot and four on the right and three
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I ' ; steam Rcts of brains. .1
R�operly divide the cost, T �� Health I "!Go gitit." IVa the' 'I
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Zurich. ! and your ou shine. Without it there I in Street GgLa 1;9LMP8-
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NoTES -m-Thursday w%s -Ascension Day. little in we." Ind you can get it ' Gas was first used as a street Illuml-
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Mrs. Noah Geiger, from neor Pigeon is here' sleep, bathing - your lungs well, with pura
� . troduced in that city in the year 1816.
visiting her mother and sister an�i other ozone and takii,ig your bath every morning, i
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friend8.-Thos, X,elly, who was lail up like a gentleme �` ,n ;nd a Christian. A I-Caffir Tax.
with a bad cold for overl a Week Pas 9�art�d Health! Iw Is the watchword for all m St
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work again. -Alf. Shettler has the M mpO, sorts of allecfes. It brightens the eyes, pay a labor tax of shiliiDzgs a Ye�aY'
and bad to quit work, b�t is arouni gaib. - cheqrs the spir![O, clears the complexion and � �
-A large number of the members,lif, the discards from 6ie's heart that dreadful pla.� unless he can prove at he has worked.
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Luthern church were in Logan to ship card which is Vora so oftsnp " Closed for for thr. . 1.
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Over Sunday, to attend a ceremony, in con- repair@. . _�_G_ � I I
nection with the introd6otion of a!new or- f Hin EmbIttered Existeuce.
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gen in the church- tNeref and wore well I .e souresi� wbrot
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pleased with the proos I under- At I. V. Feqr's Drug Store, Seaforth. . .-, You're tl
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stand that R. Hammoke haa sold his dwel- ' . il 0 . ' Black -Well, you s ae, I live next dwr'
ling and barber shop t , John Deichert, and -A farmer ' ELme b. I
is getting ready to go t Michigan. We re- be�d of $750 in ;10 bills while boarding a. C. to a vublic school.- C)Wcab, News, - --I
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gret to lose Mr. Ham4er � an he is ; good p. R. train at �� Cilgaryj Northwea� Terri- - I ]I
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't cure- germ that w� cyad�ro kill. J Gono��I_ila-oxlcct . varicocele, :�'. �
disease that medicine can Yevers all Izi
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fillout this coupon. Wit will 011 *1 I � � ! - ��
Oxygen, as Y-0 k ow is the vital part ! j0all-Stones-Gout IN ornen's Diseases p.
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you an order. on your druggist f(or a full- Influenza 11'eal, Eyes � I, -
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U 4, All d;iseascs that b gill Nvith fe-ver--all in- __T
size. bottle of Powley's Liquifie� Ozone�,' most essenUal le ent of life. In this fl 0 L
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and we shall ou�*selves pay your Uruggist I;quid form it is4 e hilarating, purifyino-, body-allcon&agious smses-all the results of t�
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an aniinal-i� de dl ,to vegetable: matter. .
vince the doubtful -to help theidiscour- This fact seems a rovision of Nature to t
aged ' and to prove to you tha I � Ozone ,protect man" g'a pst, germs. , if you need Ozone and bave never tried
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germ . - , , justice to yourself. The fact tbtvtw,eo r I
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Each disease m th s list is known to 'be when you tell us your trouble Ave will send ?,I
4 ,!�old for $100,0�0 c 0�erm �. I�Any drug that kills I
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The rights to Ozone for tbel United germs is a poisor ' tol �rou, and it caanot be ones, showing -what Ozone bas done in zi
taken intern,*11y. All that inedicine can thousands of C�.JSe.�, jils, ike ff,
Stafes have been sold by us for $100,000. - L . I' _L wurs. For 1 -
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rights in our country on any �cientific 0'vercoinc 114 gel and those resultsa're, Powley's Mquified Ozone is rold in two it,
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disiovery. We tell you this I fact t indirect and� un( �LU - aill. Success alw�iys 7 __
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indicale, the value of Ozone.1 Oreat depend,.,, on the F'�ti nt's condition. . -_
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clairns may be m.ide about any 1product, , , Ozone is ;dife t nd sure. Its re -sults I �1
no matter how worthless ; bu t olly a pro-. - are inevitabli�. . - ] �7o germ can e-5cape it, CUT OUT THIS COUPON 11 3A
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form into, the blood. Ozone dc es tbat. catarrh-Canoer I Skin DisCILSeS, : . L � ..... 1. .... � ....... 11 ... I., ......... �t -
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We s end 14 days in inaking a; bottle Of Dandruff-Dr4nsy I storn I i . - ��_
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Anecdotes of Sir Oliver. I � - ._� . I . :
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rhe aut'horized biographer of thq 19te Sir � . . I . :
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Iver Mow'at, Mr. C. R. W. Biggar, X.. C., I - - . � . � .
s given to the Globe, from the extensive - - - - - : 11 �
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7eral incidents and -anecdotes of th� late ! ...
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Buten ant. Governor. " Sir Oliver"y he �� . L
A, " was able to write at five years! old, �, , . . , -
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d many Kingstonia.us have to!d me 6f the -_ � , WHITE SUR Low
3ture, still fresh in their mind, of the little, I X I . ., �
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rly-headed boy, sitting on the ooun�er of � � .
i father's shop and reading witha Scbtbioh --- � I I , FIFTH AWNUAL
,ent andmuch drama tioo expression' the .
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a pen name of " Backwoodsman," i4 the I IN 0
ters of Rev. W. Dunlop, published under 4 01 -OLLAR - EXCURS1 N'
lingburgh Scotsman, recounting thelearly i I I . .
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periences of a Presbyterian ir� the I back, i - i� . 8
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iode of Can%da. I I . rom.Godench To -
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11 In 1836, at the age of 16,, a Rig land � I - Y,
otoh company was formed 'in Kinll�oton, . . .
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d� Sir Oliver was one of its mem')eriq and, I .
,hink, one of its officers. His Higibland ; . I
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i1orm of that date is still preserved �y the t -
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nily, but it wa!3 eoon discarded foT the � I - . .
6�leb coat of a Lieutenant in the � First � 11, � - -
o3tenac Battalion, formed in 1837, and in I 4 I �
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Ock and Lieu t9nant-Colon 81 Maoqonell I . i, f I , AND RETURN
a rastpred, Sir Oliver carried the coiore in I i J "
3 I)abtalion in which he had just received : Mednesday, June 17th
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"Nor'lli Oxford -is full of stories � about . � i � ,
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and, �nd if he did so, could turn i ib off pk,: � , 1�m �
bh a a � orn I pliment which always went home. " I '� I 1: - . I R;�! . .
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_9 stror4est Conservatives in thq, riding - _; . !
ve been iarnong his warmest friends, and . . .....1- " 5 or It _� pogrom-Tym," �'.
ve alwa a regarded him as one of their . . ;f;$ . - � - _.__._____.___
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t ty, 1�1. Wm'. Gray, now 92, and for �- �11 .. � ,- - - _�' - �_
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my yeare mayor of Wcolstock, - is � among . - � - � " - .--. __-__.,�.____1___1 ---',-
3 Conservatives who always Elipported and , , . � - -1-1- - - -
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I At Phe nomination meeting in 1872 � . '
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ien hq was opposed by Mr. McKellar, ! Qnly $1.00 Round Trip
o a Liberal, he made sallies on th6 mem- !
-s of the Sandfield Macdonald dabinet, . i I .
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I had -one Reformer in the Cabinet of ; ile4ve Goderich for Detroit 8.3o a. m., Wednesday,'
e, and'they had had pretty good legisla- . I '
n, what would they expect if they multi- j4ne i �th, (canada time.) Arrive Port Huron at won,
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its "Tb,a arithmetic problem was so � � i Returning leave Detroit Thiirsday, June x8th, at
iple and effective that it brought a,bearty ; i �
ponse : � rpo p. ti. Central Standard Time, Port Huron 5-30 P- M-,
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11 . al�,rlve 13oderich 9-30 P- M- ,
On the occasion of the farnious interview e X � -
April,'1893, between the Prohlbit'onists I i - i - 1� I
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)bibitory legislation to the, extent of the 4 �
7 i : Fr Aay, June I 9th, at 8.00 a. m.- (cana4a finie) leave
!ertsdned powers of the Province, the i - . . �
Brni ' er f * read a carefully prepared etitament : Z: G�e-Fid_h on the return to Detroit. . I
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reply to fervent speeches by, Mri. May , Fa �e with baggage $i.00. -
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oruley, Rev. Dr. Mackay and otheri. At : , 1
� concluefon Dr. Mackay rose and lasked � H � : " I
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'Mission to ask a quastion. I Yed,' re- . ,,, : ,
ed Sir Oliver, ' ask me something out nf 1� A Special Exetirsion, Train will leave Stratford at
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3 Shorter Cateohis&, for I know tl4t by .6.4o a. m.,'Wednesday, June I7th, stopping at Mitchell,
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irt, ' The laughter which followed1broke DtIblinj , $eaforth, Clinton, and Homelsville, catmecting
3 strain of the omasion and disarmed his I I ' -
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tice." . � C�nto ,7.4o and arrive In Goderich 8. i 5 a. m
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I`ARF�NTUM, 21795 -The phcnap'nnal, - . .
ill. brad standard tro'tiag stallion. Leads arttval of stealner from Detroit, f'or Clinton 1 and way
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atalliona in Uan%da for siring great speed, stationg I to Stratford. i
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a showing better than 2 10 � peed, �
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,ed in over twenty-five thousand � ollars . I �
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bt%kee down the grand circuit. latry i �
commences the grand circu-it at Det i �oi t in : V�rhite Star Line Steamers.
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.000 Et)ike and then goes down the grand - __ Ir � � � .1 I
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Dduced a colu E it won seoon mayisy
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i Eiecond start in a race at Memphis
)91 and 2.10J..- Route as follows :
londay-Si-mon McKenzie's, - Tuckeremi
)R; then to Blake for night. Tuesday
noon ; Crediton for night. Weinesda
noon ; Forquhar, for nigM. Thursday
Staffai to Dublin for noon. Frida y and Sat
his own stable, .Egmondvil;e For extended
ii,gree 4nd further partieblara apply to A.
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3WORTH, Yngnioadville Ontario.
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Phplaomenally Speedy Coft,
Tarentum.
The Horse World, of *Buffalo, says
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Zurich
Exeter,
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Wit 4 i is no wonlior
that - his colts ' ail -a �howiog ex'reme
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speed, and Mr. Casrksv�oyth ma well feel
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proud of owning euch a !good stock horse.
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The breeders ia big , * Ity bbould, and n �
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d,-ub 'IcIn ouch
t will, a�precii� ta wwell bred
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horse. !h9 up -lo-,- te lbrceder does n0lb
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we nt all Pddig as ana no, horse, but demand'
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a sire that his, dedi A -at .ited his ability to
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sire extreme speed.' �th* isize, substance and
gool indi _j
.viduAlity, , -1 1848-3
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Hinbluan's, loth cont!e3slon, Tuckeramith, for noon , t
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noon ; then south to Henry bhafer�s hotel, Rippen, ... � 1
for night. Thumday7-WIJ proceed -west to Robert -, - I
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Lwe's, HiEs, Green, fir nonn ' - � ben west to Mrs. - m
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ston'a hotel. Zurich, for night. Saturday-Raut to � ..
his own stable, HrAsall- -where be will remain Until I - �
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the foll3wing Monday , I �� �
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StAlfion�,, Fo r 1903
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eel in a field of I I starters,all speedy
ones.
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Will stand at h1s oW;n Etable, Lot 13, Concescion ��
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-in B., by Greyetone,the sire of Tar,,ntum,
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animal. Ternis--87, payable Janualry'.e., IN4. S.;
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%11 third, Dorothy Wilton fourth.
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The folloAng wdl known stalll will travel
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iie 2.091. It will be seen by this
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during tfie sAa'E01 of INK;'! as follow@: I
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7mondvile, Oatario,is fast coming
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enturn
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Monda;y�Wlll eave h own stable, J mile south Of
Will make stands this oemon At McGowAn!s, nou _ I'll i
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Blyth, Wednesday night; Waiter, Thursday axt �,!
lenalopeed. He has one that haa
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Brucefleld, by, w y of th,- Mill road to Dick's hotels
noon; Dan Rigley's, Meliillnp, � Thursday bigbt ; f. "
Lal miles better than 2.10, and others
that
Sesforth, for no a; thei by way of the Huron road
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then to MoLiuKhlln's und R.-peials, Brodhagen. A
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-Byway of the Londi 33 road to his own stable,
and Dublin, Friday tight. Sit-Irday __.
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Kinburn Clinton tar niglit. Soundnes, klndneBo .�i
ly sire in Canada that haa produced
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where be ,will remain Until Wednesday morninT,
Wednesday Varn& f to h
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and compactuega are the special.charactarls-tios of _..
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It that was third in his first star'
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-To T noon and return
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these borses. . 1845-8 �:::. I
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ce in 2.14J, and in his second 6
art at
own stible for night. his own stable
ay y wa
11 day- Frid w of the 2nd conceaelon -Of
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race ip Memphis, he was second i�
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Stanley to He'an ,at T. J. Barry!@ sale and ex-
The Clyd, E(1361C Stallion 1, . . 11
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irEntum was bred by, M. L. Hare, i
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:stable and reipain tbere until Saturday
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morning. Satu,day- wayoftbe. ndonroad-to
il *his
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own stable, % ,here h will realain until the fol,
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13wing Monday Y loroft : 1845 -IQ
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ambletonian 10 on the sire's side,
vice to Hambletonian 10 on the
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T. J. Berry, Propilator, - I
Aer's Abdallah, a cross that produced
-escens. UP -1 the King of the turl�
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Owen G�siger Z,' Co., Propriletors.
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breed-
,1" Monday-Wiltleave h a own cti'ble. Hene*ll, and
i� iselh WiRlam
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roceed emt to rob, ana north to
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