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Ths knoWl6d90 of the wza of Atains atia � - - I .
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y#tnishes and huw to poliih and c1ran -1 I �� ... - .
farrilture Is invaluable to an;' coomomical I -
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liousakwper, who can oaAfy, with, the .V1 . - fl___- -A1 -1A0_11
. � help of an � intoll1gant,tusidt keep her ; � � �
� Aoilso olean oud bright jind freshen it up i L�- j,
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. - when nt-ed be, withouc"dallfrig to the hid . -1� , 0�
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rvsPm.,)ttvg namma wnoa%t, but of late. I .. . - � .;
oolvrq ftr,,,, usorl-graniza, lituea, rAds anti washing,'-d6ne a
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naturn of ratat, �,hnt ara Frta,n -, purt) and . � - . belongs to eV'ery
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situplo, showing ttie 'grair, ttf tha wtiod. - user of,Sunlikhf, so�p. _i Ion A . .
� Ttw ntont faslfinnahlti, staj�tj at ptemut. -1. . I � --rl
for enttage furniture ig gteekni not it jagv �
I greent 60 good, ()11.1 filisthloned regular The 8 ' rot ;
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Crown whichwhen robb id well into the 7 i . � �
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colors� Pornsidan bInq and raw Sienna, Tea' 8 ote, , . .
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, �Xrceu, or If it brighter tint Is d(!sirud, �till 16448-ju Blaak Greenra Japan Ts".
,Xamboge and Prusplan blue.- A vory 8616dat black id ibixe Tess land Ar.
� little of the lattnr-goes a 'great way, an olus black and imixed Teas, I alsO load
10 in altogether the�; MR0 powerful color I in all the best Zffesp , ��40 iugars fil , all
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otbor pfgment-..�f- mixell In equal pro- do wu to:, the very - � '""t. - Maple
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I � IV mind thEVt tt, I$q 1130r, Pitint, but staint Golden a yrup, mo gall n tie of syrup
and Oat a very, 11418 sho' ; a for $1.00, also skin ol"845, pork.,
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poiand being rmfliciant to stal . ", , Wb a, - and retail,,
. n (t whole � lo6g olear boa,
set of furniture. , � . - soaoked� barnfi, ihoked backs, bolougna
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T -O get 6 good color the wood must be � - 4�'usag;, lunch bacon, earn boot,; best
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any ofthexe aro sultableo "d the more the lowest * a.' . � .! I
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-at of . i , corn -meal, bran, sbor6,
gntned the better-, the Piero oV4 We have also, 10rul
bird'a-eye maple, the heavy markinge of q4tweal, roll Wheat, T"on's tolled
- oak and tht* P10%nrvoqq9 knot r,.o often_ ohtsp banner o.tfso oresm, of wheat�'qus-
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. ., wn in ytllaw pine, a . It coming out . ker oats, I mh�tsi Vitaeo Vim, Froncla
particularly well through thmtranslitcaut flakes, ore�m 40dam and all kinds of
color. . . fancy biscuits, 1 Fraps unts, awbe: food,
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- . ,-' grabam wafers� in two pouind tf vs, � pure
rob, best way to apply .stain and bring
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I ,,Vs & few boxes �of very flue raisins to sell
� i' quite thiak and then ruh it off with it at wholesale 'prices, - I have a: very
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� _1 dr- which will be wId at very dlose prices,
-14: natural condition without paint or v I A good assortnb,enb of chins,' crook
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7 migh. - -nding a spocial order ta the oryo
I � 3d �Iavxwaro' fill of which will be sold
� I manufarturer" It is easy to get eots of 6' eekp ;, I
I N farnitare without either; but if it is ob f I I . I
* I have a lot df very clean, home grown tim-
an apon plece that Is to be renovated It othy seeA for fall sewing and guarantee
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� dry, It should ba robbed all over with the. hlg� " , 8 PSI( JU
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� the prepared bvvswax� thitt comes IT% O%ns A 0"li Or'k' of all ofzee of frnit jars"M the
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cloth until it 1.4 quite shiny and hrl'ght, . ..01
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After tbe wax is rabbed on It 4hould be gar. Salt by the -bat.
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IPrussian bluo alone makes a very pretty " � -
yeacoolk blue stain, raw sitaim a yellow 11 I
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lor Ulan, crimson laie a IoVely MCI, LN 0 0 A'%%j
burnt gjanna an almost exact imitation � I
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,� ate called transparent colorg, and are, 8'_ E Al"', 0 R T H I A .
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produce sometimes xery pretty effects. I I
Vhftw on certain woods bar, a raillcy � I - I 1;':,!11 , i�1�'l �
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ruay be used an svoodworIc as stains if � I I i . . I
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CA Ara a combination )f the active principles ri,
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I call primin-9, ,-that Is, onet coat Of the most valuable i eg6tafble rembilles.for I.' I Is-
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affairs of the concern that oniplqys him. n*oa, Blotches and Flin � pl3q., .
- He Is a creature of , extromes. He is , � � I ,
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bleg. He is either rushing with cyo)onio . I i
swiftness or lag � _%
gtng vrith feet of leacl.
Ilig attire suddenly iarlee from the most . � j I- .I,. I
neglige to rigid faebionablenesi. It Is '0 ' -0 tnach, Watop
not surprWrig that this creature of moods Dyop h,PgL',',*.,7,,S'IoCu,,',".',91t.il,'.Y,,, eauow 0V
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-1 place right. " , . Price 2sc, a hottleofb or$'l,no, Aildralers
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"Youse ain't no i4tockholder. " . 0% I , I . I
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ses do way dig Ving in allowed 'ter go - - System., -
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lot fur its good." . . Trains leave Seafortb As follows : I
'I'Vot's domatter wit' inindim' yer own 9.20 a, M. For Olintoili, Goderiob Wingba -and
affairs an' enjoyin' lifel," /.. Klncardine� M
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. 941 ain't no flyautfiropist, but I can't 12,40 p, m. For Clintoii and Goderieb. . �
set by an' watch things go. ter ruin. 6.15 P- m. For Clinton, Wirghom and Kincsr-
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Sposen I go on in allence.an' lot do boss io,m p m. For Onion and Doderich.
wreck de bull concern'," 7,ba a. -,�, For Stratford,— Ouelph, Toronto,
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a �Sposon ye does."
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- dress whon & sick person is too feeble to GOING NORTH. P400. Mixed. Mixed
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Experlance of this has taught,, me that a Eqi1evale ...... .... s.27 ' 1.80 10.20
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o way is to make it to button all the way
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� I Bruwels_. ..0A .. 7.0 10.00 826
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3 For mtjob a garniant- about four or give IM440GO - -",so 7112
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Anna half YnA 'rtlon arld n1no nalgrave.-., __ ___ 10,00 71",
4 m4otm rwxiv*_*,� " 12,00 7,156,
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'_ ota tree or shrub, pladia avnr It is small 910"n . ...... �.�._ ., 8,16 4160
piece of white linen eoWkIed In spirito of j14k011_,,_.W_- *#� . 8122 4165
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. al beauty, of tint and outline of leaf. I ; I is an oM, well esta _'
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I (),it. or 1,f"'M WAA N f0401 V� R, ruba) tned, bu I t I i .7.%"l and Vulgar Habita Tho.t Kill Lavo Cou&ing is the outivard sign
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It 10*� ever) , woman i w 3o can keop - I 'I ANked a clever, well-known doctor �
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time a � d keep the pe i — 0 ;,, the newly -married, "I would. tell the
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in COVA-01(4 OR., of Mrs, Jost ��b E. Divinn, TERRIBLE PAINS AOROSS : , woman," be said, "never to lot bar hu I
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wife of the pre wident of the FIrgt Nation-' THE BACK. I band bbink bw bad quitr won her, thab
.a, BaOkq rOct Ils a senstlito 2 as glinatly . : — � � there was not still something held In i 0
Z413juvw-axtrealiFtle. Mrs.1kiving was form- Could not Sit or Stand *i I
. . th East*- reserve to 111re hitu. A 1 woman nevor p 21 (0 11
CAY'ft� UWMald ID" Atl -Ut Where site —, seenig to think- she ought! to be fasainsit- C, or, nn USUM-W-t
404 10009� 41461t, property a r'. Mar -Yin, a- co, I tug to bar husband after intarriage. 11 He ov_k
nautted Five Different Doctors.
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Atlanta, jwooe , the mttture maiden and L it universal tendency in'; mankind to do ` t
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real estate spe I ulailons, wh oh made him , -Do'an S, s�aid in my hearing that bo believed I - P.
worth nearly 1,0061'000. He then moved� i I froin all he had seen that the .happiness Try it to -night.
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to Cordele a Corseted a magniflueut , P,11 of marriage depended' PrImarfly upon , . If it doesn't benefit you
11 -which an a dream In the eyes of the won. Were be worth anything the I .
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I V61*00 but a weeks w) on. the doctor FINALLY M4DJE A should be addressed ,to both. There is , - Prices 25c., 60c. and $1.00
sickened rind I led, - Mrs, U irvin retuned COMPLETE CV,RE. ! I much that might be 4ald. First of all, I I
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.had telegraphi d to Now � irleans for an Mr. Jacob Jamieson, jarr�ieios Bros, other for grantedo making no effort to i I 1. Toronto, Can. LeRoy, N.Y. 3
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02POrt embalb or and an Xpert clectri. the well-kt�6wn Contractors *nd Builders# � �
clam, The r( ;ult of tb due. Thom is nothitwg one should kill I I
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WIlis that Dr. eft joint off orts Welland�._Q. nt., t4s of how ho was cured: . � i . -
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rOMAID. 11V hisseat In the parlor and by kidney trouble which increased in sever' encl Ineither one todicuses the,peoullar-
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8100tTical APpliance would Ise I d bow the last Ge yeaes. My most Oeri it Itles of the other befor ' ,a third person. I AUCTIONEERS.
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to big Nothing Is more fatal !nnd nothing In I 1HOWAS BROWN, rAcensed Auctioneer for tht
a I widow -and then ske his seat wasiburyearsm ,when Iwbi,scornpWely I
CIO I Counties of Buron and Ptrtb. Orders left rol
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. Aldle3lons as thi inCapac.itated. f0had terribI6 pains across Inorevulgar, No. one agkn overtakeii I I mpbell's itoplement wararoems, SeAforth oj
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ritinUAII(O. After abput a year of and waO in almost constaq torment, 61 PsrOOpAllties ars� nover, funny, though - ffl;j0acffr,v guoiranleed or no obarge. 170841 ,
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ad,of artJoyment the widoW eon. 'could not sit or 6tarid with e4se and was a h ' often �nade to do servko as . I
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tht 0� 'give her hand an heart to AIVI wreck in health* , ha ' . xppetite and � AMNS 0. MqUICHAEL,'Itconsed suotioneer foi
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clud d ta family jokes brought out for the enter. I i the eountY, of Huron. Saks Wended to in any
, v'n" no ifia tAi0inent of the stranger, Were Ito write
- become her busi lost Cre0ly ip 11 . ken me,dict px I of the 0006y at tooderate rates, *ad astlatemblon
Josc�h Bivium, Wbo bad * esh I had t'l
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009ST'Snanager, - After her marriage'she from flive diffgrent docto4 and also such' a letter a that mpthes described I � gm ArnpUed.- Otdery q3 at the Seafortb post omod
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toolO him ,to far home. And then to was numerous other. preparat'so0jo to no pur- abould like to bag that �amglng be pro- Prot ot 2, Concession 2, Bullott, vvill repelyc
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t tbatisho gained the retnafkahle distine. so, I fiiially be an to: take Doan's hibited, and tensing secrets; thatmutual pr, pa;j I att . Doti �11. 1. . I 188249
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t�on, of havin C two husba" a in the bouse Vidner Pills and Net n five c6beesolons be Indulged;, that every dis-
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at the� same thne. one allyLl Iud the other boxes the trouble left me and, 1, now feet appointment In the otbek be regarded as I I- Auetlon6er for the eountlef of ifur
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dea4. . better- than I bjiVe for twenty yea:rs. Those ' aix opportunity for helping that other, Ab, Being r. practical tamer sod thor hy
She had M . 331vino look upon the body who know me know how r, was afflicted 110d not of; an excuse for alienationi and � Uadentanding the vi%lua of farm stock and imple,
of her dead b sbaud In ihmparlor, and It and say'at is alroost imposdible to believe I Abould beg that the Ono who �ad a to wtq, places me to a better position to realim good
- . l;T wm, fibarges � moderate. Satisfaction guaranked
wa� only aftk nrgent .Soll)itatlon- on hfiq that I have been cured, yet they know it trouble sbare It with the other, so that ri rjc� pay, All ordersJolb at Hossall pmt offloo ol
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belog song to Macon and ib Mod in Rose but I feel, that I have take I n on the rosy wb ile declaring that noth Ing Is t,n a inat-
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Hill Cemetery.' i � . hue of boyhood.' , ' I j ter, AM'KS A. SUMI, licansed suotioneer for the
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c0duct 'we ate glad to k ow thdt Mrs dealers or , . ; - sitive to disturbed conditions In inist-yptittotthe eounty-and satlit"don guarap.
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Bi*Ins wns a lady of great charity and THE DOAN,XIDNEY OILL CO.9 loved is often the first vpedgo Which to d. Addr4D89 Wiritbr,pp P. 0. � - I 1W.tf
xbgny Christian virtnes, . iTORONT0, ONT. ultimately drivex both,apart.-Un.rper's - .
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iho Princli,al of catap oregla, o- the . I I I .
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m4l tissucY by means of cl aorle ourrontN, ., � roaming through the Interior of the state I
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ha:9 eon adooted with gr I t succe,19 in 1) I enjoying his week"o viacatiou on a roving i ,'�
h�, OF TH " SAWII� assignment of his own making. Alounted I
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bo,t medical 4nd dental - ork. In thctfte 11*
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anesthetic fo�. the purpose I of. rand,ring = I
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the flesh of 66 tooth to,be I operated boon immd I
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Im.sensible to Pain. The, bepainblug sotu- ULME I 0 � baggage , On big journeyings be fell In Ii
tIOn in forced[ Into tho �issue,and ever 1�9 Umd one ofernoon with three choice spirits, 0
in -to the obd4ata sonsitivI dentine of_jhF,- � W , I and the four stabled their wheels In the -
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co,dth,untij n4 sensation ,-whatever Ir, pos- bnooment of a rural homtelry together,
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d1ble for the time beln# In the region ; I ^nd In company sought the supper table,
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preservatian of meat, - Ho irnmeroes tile I I � I
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of electricity, r In fro ' ten to twelve : -9 �N reilecteif on the robust butter sind the � Are a ' ue ifeart I-Oftleg
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hours the sal ',Ing is; sald:by be complete � 14. W �
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i � � . O" -I vl`� otood it prootty well, but there was a Nerve Food and Blood 18tiricher. They buI14
and the. nicai Is taken� :oub of the babli (:� , mp and renew iall tho worn q,at an4 wasted
"d hung up to dry. For the guidance . (1) 02 dangerouc; gleam in bar eye when they tissuas of the body, and restore perfect health
-night be � isposed to try I " finally backed from the table with a "ta, ,and vigor to the entire system* ,
� of those who , (D 0 Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Nervous Pros
� t4e method, it . mtmt i be added thitt ID ' P__j 9 th, Mum le, " I � tration, 13rzin Fag, Lock of Vitglity, Affe;
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jhwhich 1,0�0 kilog of, weab may he hn* , L . 0 �� her bashful mood had vanished. She J Dlz%4alls, Lass of Memory, Palpitation of
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mersed, the I ul rr 'nt may - � -- laulthed Immoderately ree y Issing
I le M P at all their , Dreatho etc., can all ba cu .
pbres, with an ale(o-trom ott e ;Irceloolfl ei,,g,,h,t .. - clf� wartned over jokc�, and goemed strangeily *
volts, The allectrodes mu t be of plati- � 0 erl'. It exhilarated. Milburn's HeaA and Nei-ve Fills.
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num, 1. sinco 4 other mawrials, such as (M 1 1w -j 9 When the boys went for their wheels Price 50c. a box or 3 for $1,25, All deakrs ov-
zinc or iron,j were used, I be metal sultl,4 - (D - they fancied they found the reason for her Tur, T. -I&LBulm CO.. 1AMIUD, Toronto, Out.
,- firmed would be injur-lou i. � ekeessivo jollity, Through each of the
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rat el I itld ever vac Inated, on the t. -Ta rt 0 --% a it- d
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sibay, who tea on the" 16th of April, I . I . 0 � A woman carrying a fan, an umbrella, Undertca I 1
�,816. The nsacriptlon on Mr. Je8cy,J4 � . K a pocketbook, a handkerchief, and a
Oravestone s ates that the deceaHed wavi 2: , W I loose glove stood an a 13ank stra&v oross-
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particularly 3oted for having been tile M - 9 walk and waited for adar. TwIceshowas .-
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. ye r - b f r Air. Edward . Jew)er oblIWd to turnb1b off his wheel to ay6ld There in nothing Ue the Marshall. Bad:
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two 'a "'4 0 e 0 9) ridden patients have found, their bei eores
inade his fir t vaccination on the b -)y of P___0 F___A I running over her. WWI* shestood an the -L eat up on this mattress. � I
.Taines Phip s an the 14t i of Alay, 170(j, � crosswalk she dropped her handkerchief " . -
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The doctor Inoculated ,' that boy, whc. a ,saj 1-, � We also remind you that we sell the
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taken from �b I e bltnds Of milknisid whn " I bd . I"i � , I that her bat might not be on straight honestly believe that it has no equal in the
Was suffopink from cowpox,and sIx weel;t� I and so she shaved the umbrella under coun,ry. Itbasalithelatastattaohment
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later be tast4d the aftects Of hisexperl- 1 onearmafid the fan under theother, and,notneeding to take off the preFwr-
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smallpox. Hiq first, 6.9se succeeded p -r- W �� karabief and flie glove betwe6n her tooth, few jjeco'nds. Before purchasing, �all and
feoUy,the bo being . four d to be pro)l cw?� ? �, made out to clutch at her bat with both sf.e
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against the. irm of stuallpox, and 0(- ; � I hands. This spilled the fan and umbrella, chines, cheap in price, but good in quality.
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practice was soon afteryvar& generally I (D and in pickina up these she must have
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A Wo an's Xent totutlef %0 1 P , %,
al .41 . I to the pavement, Of course when the car Upbolsterin -New and repair work
Miss Gage was g btlng � dress for th( I , come along Ott was on the wrong side of 9
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hop and It ,aa t Ped. -that day, 0 aaefully done. ,
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thinking thi Ir dressai w1l, not, be dona � L I.S. bered she had forgotten something, Any -
for a 'given achsion, nd so arronge tc, Ob ' , way the car went on wAhout her and she
bave them t the � Inst, moment. Mrs. @ISO- 0 - - returned to the siclewalk, dodging carts UndexAaking I
Alarch went with the girli early In the ca and pedestrians and droppIn I g something
afternoon W have'it trfel on for the last . IV rMn every two or three yards. And E.mba1M1h2g
tinie, and tl ey came �hoinb reporting that - - ;1% I I And yet, " said the philosopher at an -
it was a pbvm My wlf(� confided to Me - - �_ ar window, "they olaim that the Readves out prompb and careful attention.
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that it was 'at half donei-merely be -Lin, ayerage duration of wonjan,s life if, Night calls answered at Mr. Knechtel's resi-
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time in tho world., She aiso assured Miss , � � . DySpepSIZ6 B0114 Plain Dealer. blacksmith shop.
Gage that ,3 ie need not:, be in tha least . Pimples, —.----- - - _.__.______ .
uneasy; tlij it there wa not an hour's 0 . Clothinz for -Notivalgle People. % V "I
work on th . c dress; and that the dress- Headaches, Neuralgic people are always sensitive Knechtel d Ad cK, a nz 1" c7j
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maker's,� rep �tation 71as vtstnka, 4nd she , .1-1w I Constipation, to changes of temperature and sudden
would not ( are to fail ber. I knew sho ' Loss. of Appeti* ohIlls; and to avoid the riisk of these tbey SEAFORTH.
was perfeot) y sincere,in b)th these declar- - -Salt Rheum, should wear woollen underclothing- M8
ations, whi(h vvere, .Indeed, merely the . Erysipelas, not the clurnsy woollen garments of
expression cf two naentfil attitudex, and years aryo, which Irritnte delicate skins
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bad no rela�ion to the facts. -William Serofula, almost beyond endurance, but one of the Thdroughbred Durhams For Sale.
Dean Howe lsj-. In the 0, tuber- Century.,- and ill troubles -newer makes; combining warmth with . . --- ..
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Clilldrem's Dirt jda,ys. - .1 arising from tho of 8 jljbbcrt� a number of cholee young bulls and hellf.
I . . � 1 [_" I P Very often neuralgia is complained t.,-4 from the best strains of Durbam cattle, all choke
way to co mernorate ther ' B ui'doc I ;
A splendid 11 I � . i Stomach' Liver, when, in reality, the halfforgotten stump -Anitrah-. Theheifersare in OW to the imported
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of five do lars in the balak to t � - 14k 1*11'C'ne" 866 -if DAVID BUZ, SU& P. 0.
account. Elvory year add 'five dollars I -BLVD I 'I 21re. A� Le to a good dentist would decide the ques- -
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until. twenty years have ,Yana by. I i. tion once for all.
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count at compound inWrest. wil . I then _BIYT�h` A % a.y.1 Ot I 0 " 9 a-' 9 be afforded by rubbing together equal 0 z
be? JU 0 is 'Voung! man � . j.)A' 'h""ayd been ror
� Surdock j3loo4 Bit- parts of ohloral and powAore-d camphor
in businwip, or a Uvon a �ollege - , . ters, 1w&srun;doVrn and painting the painful spot with it.
st enough t - -, a prantioal 100- . . __ __ to zuoh an extent K
courose, not to spealc 10991ria;7I Many people: cannot talw quinine, but ELPION
j,on of onjal, bi3gJnnrngi3 Ohown fortb, I that I oould #care#- 11 .
)y moyo a , bout the thoso wbo eon mill J1nd it sbe best rem- .
If the acomint were 0 roulain in the bougo, I,Waq 0414006 edy of all, � I A VW_ ECT RM REMEDY.
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bit Vand h re dOIJAVS d1a a tO It 70141Y , - I �
until ho botbine lift "' 0'�Tlq ()Idf how, bmkaWwa and dizzi; Tho Way of It,. rujilorf.,e(I w Ow !�a4,1'F.TjXl1h3b Joijriml& F-q,j)1)w4
I ntool; my !A Ito - . w RrItIrb Boldit'r.4 In W10b Afrilela,
y i , � M; lurg, Dab -Tlridgeb -told me sho �
touch wou he 01011 we Worm, ,� . WV, gono an fag dn For Wt 1V1#r#W.1 and Gland Traub *
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_1110togra fff of flyi amontly *'A 7 .
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P31"1- aly show dirk mtreaks; and .. R Ill U, I fou-nd bir, 7)Obx-4U_,Why, either xf. nobyion SM by vrdgjrwto� 260. Tr it *Mo.
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blurs just, f� front of thq� projectiles, anti I warmlyrodommend ,%
11 4 had"had anol, or attsw1c of heart trouble -- ---- -
it 10 thougl�% that 01�401 are the Imag*g I It to all ilreA " _
of little cl " Uds for aUd! by the suddon Wo-rn out WOWUM or Kro. Hobson has a now but,
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Ing bnIlet compresses tbO air aboad of It, Horset. CUT,v; beaves, Haverly-Didn't You say that 11ttlt, , ,
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. - Heave rhronfc.� afrectums of widow was off color? I
Literally Talkeli. I I tits throst and jung's, . I Vi , .
I'll Tboonly medicine in Austen -I did. 'It' ,
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trlyng to raise a loan omjile family Bible cure tho gbovo dis- - . 4�1 1,
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maney-lend�rs wouldn'ti put a cent on �NZ Dj� UcOANn � Debar6d. 4QXj"jj
anything bi�t gil"dged 4ecurity. . - Ust)ICINX Co., -Is Slugger going to play fo,t Gsneral JohWg-
Tom '. 1� MAKER mAsi.
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months in �jail for keeping a diraorderly
house. UnIc or oath he svMre that he was ,
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