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50 acre farm, beinA Lot 4, Coacelf-
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On Friday, March 21J�h, at I o'clock P.
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HEAD OFFICE,, �TORONTO.
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Per owt,, ohoW, �icked lots at $4.15
to $4. 8a -. load& of gc'�id, of whiob there
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Paid-up Capital, er�o -ftnd,'$3p5(0j00_0
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-:In4jements. John &. W.to, proprietor ; .
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John Taylor, Chiselhuzsb J. F. Haekwe%
Thomas Brown, saotione-.
HOM GEO..A. COX, F'remidenb; : I
from Urniers and desf4a that barl orders
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E, WALKER, Genera,l Manager. AUIX. LAIRD, Asub. Gen
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11ousaWdForninure. Rm"rt 07-w4alook,
AND ENGLAND.'
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� A GEN�RAL BANKING BUSJNt'SS TRANSACTED.
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Oa Tueadav, March 214, at I o'clock
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P. M, an Coneessioa 2 8r,auley, Stock
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S&ters and Heifers, 2 anti 3 years old.
Albert Nott,. proprietor ; Taomas Brownp
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Every faciliby afforded N,'rmers and grazlera for their banking buknems. Notaes
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SAVIN'S BANK
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Cattle and ll-tvehoia Purnit-are. Arthur
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Deposits of .81* and . upwards received, and Intere8t mll;wed at current rates f '
'0M date
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".%of deposit. . Interest added to the deposit twice in each year, at the end
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Michael, auotinneer. I �
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On Tuesday'. Maioh 28, at I O'clock pe
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mi.ements, lumber anti cedar posts. Ed '
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,waxd. 811)banis, proprietor ; Thomas Brown.
D posits may be made or withdrawn by mail. Out -town acjco:un receive
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F. HOLMEST6, Solicitor. � G. E. PARKES-, Yarager.
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those at the letter price having been
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TTOUSE FURNITURE Foi: SALK -T
be' under.
,wa Per b"W_ 0 "' '0 0 38
pgdg per bmhd---.., ____ a
brought in so shippers ; feeders, 900 to
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11 oignei having determined io lesve
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Scaf6rth
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61irlorpr bimbel-' - ___ -.00. 0 46 49 a 45
1.000 Pounds each, $3.60 to $4 per, cwt;
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stoyoff. furniture, etc., amon .
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those at 800 to 900 pounds, $3.40 to $3.60.
ht Rango "d * ood coal heater, t
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sale Rill
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tie of fair co good qualitk an regard@ breed.
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of the undersigned, oppoeiO the public
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SILEARING Wit of Farml 600k and Implem.
,ki Joneshao
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from John Hastings, to sell by public isuct on on lot
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21, coneqWon 6, Hibbert -to ship nesday
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xosscaag - - - - - - - so*. 10 40 to 060
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Tink"y sad%-. - - ..----. I 2b 60 200
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overstocked with interior calveN. Aces
ranged from $3 40 to $6* owtt or 1 to
years old, 0 steers I year old, spring a& 69, 8 ta!l
dalves I broad saw wit 0 yo -i g pigs at bar side, I
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$10 each. Few brought - the- latter r nee.
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cutter no . Massey. rig Mirk, 10
w ( , It I spade h%rro,v,
ket- about steady, Reaelpta of all kinds
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Sheep ani Lambo-All of good qualityj sold
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I lot dla;nond barrows, I ower, I I we I t
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bugky with pole and shafts, I a ter. I At on se'ef-
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now fair, although more batter.thsn is
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readily at a -1i ttle f! rmor prices. 0510Y
er combined, I stone be-& � t&4 1. o ble boat, I wheel.
forward could be handled, Prices
Dann, who in generally the heaviest Wer,
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I.Ajorning
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reports an follows: EXPO*.t owes at $4.50
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27 b6 290 ; Rood to choice dairy tube, 19*.
to 65 1%c per owt.; buelcm, $3.50 to $4.25
to 2W ; medium dairy., 17 to l8o ,- inferp*
pir Mt. 10 mixed COTAMOn lots at $.3.50 to
of 810 sM underi cash , over bbat amoua t twelve
months orbdit will be iivop on furnishing approved
lor prades dair,y, 150 to 163 ; gbod to*
$4.50 per owt.: n fed yearling lambs at
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jolat notes. 4 par I
cent, off for' cash on credit &.
choice dairy pound. rolls, 221 to 21a ; large
$6,50 to 47-121�-!, bgrnyr.rd Or Common �
MOU48. P081MV81Y 00 reserve so the proprietor
dairy, rolla, 20o to 9-'a ; mediurn dairy, 18a
19a. Cheese is steady.
r -)ugh lambs, $5 50 to S6.50 per owt.,,
lambs 84 to 88 earh. lloga-
has Sol,], Me farm and is ratlying; This @took hall
In good condition. JOHN H�.STTNGSi Prooriabor;
to -The mi)irket
spring ab
jAXjc,3 JONES, Auctioneer for Perth and Huron
Job lots here are quoted at lljo per pound
Mr. Harria boughb about 700 at an ad.
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forlarge, and Ile for bwins. lEgge-The
vance of 15o per awt. over Friday's pr1ces.
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3narket is about eteady. The demand for
or 25d ve"W-11, ore th!Ln he paid on,j week
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Hotice to arleditois. �
MAW laid is a0tive. and they are quoted un-
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agrt. Selects sold at $7, and lights and fats
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at $5.75 per cwt. .
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In the Sarrogate Ocmrb ef ,the Coanty of
are quiet &t 180.
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Huron. In the estate of argaret
MoN=EAL. March 14th.-Chome, On-
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Clark, deceased. , .
Urio f&H white, 110 to Ilia; colored, 11-1-
- Quebec, 10a to 10jo. Butter-Fine6a;
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ArPLFFORD-In Seaforth, on March Oth, to Mr
dalighter .
Notice ldhereby A 1 to In
that behalf, th4t ,If ryen, purs 3ant to,the i tatu , �
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grades, 303; fall or winter made, 26 to 28c;
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and Mrs L U Appleford, %
ni March 126h, to Mr and
WALKER -In Bruaefleld, 0 I
the estate of Marpret Cl irk, vddow, N a of tbie
township of Stai3loy, in be 0
t a ",.y of H ron,1 do -
'Western dairy, 21fe -W 22o ; roll butter, 93
to 21c. Egue -'No. 2, 16 to t7c ; Montreal
Ifirs James Walker, a son:
DAVID30N-In Tijakerarolth, on MArch 2nd, to
ceased, Who dle(I on or sboub the '16th d& of Feb.
ruary, A,. D.. 1905,,Ira requifel to aend oat, �
limed, 17 to 17jo ; sele-3tod, 20 to 216, and
Mr and Mrs A Davidson, a son
ru Ma M
uODGERse-In B cefield, on rch fith, to r
fibeylor
repaid, or deliver a Henry Peak, at B%3 a.
one executors of the above estate) 4 n or Pbo
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aewWd, 211 to 22%, -
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And Urs Rodgers, & daughter
PROCTOR -In Goderlob township, on March otb,
ff.the
r e he 6th day of April, A P,, ION,, th(Ir nsmas
and addressei and a full atatatnent.of pmrt[culars of
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to Ur an4 Mra George Proctor, a son
DEAOON-In But Wawanosb, on March 7th, to
their clikirng and the nature of I the Aecurity held by
ftem (it any) duty verified by an Affidavit, And fur.
ToptoNTo. March 14th-WheSto-Whital
Mr and Mrs ftmuel Deacon, a diughter
BALLANWNr,-In Brussels, on Msre,h tith, to Mt
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thertAke noilee th%t the nid exeousors, fbor the
said 5th day of April, will proceed to dish bute the
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$1.08 ; red, $1.08 ; goose� 900 ; spring,
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$1.02 ; care&!, $1.07 peas, 70a ; oats, 490 ;
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and Mrs James Ballantyne, a son
DWHER-In Brumele, on March fth, to Ify and
t%of.tbeestat.6 wong the parbleaeatit ed there.
"" vinz referon6aa
to. ba only to Me claims 3f which
barley, 52c. Hay -%TO. I tiMODhy, $10 to
Mrs Jon" Backer, a son
'JOHNSTON-In Goderloh townehip,on ?kl3ioh MI
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they sball then have received notice. And the ex,
ecutors will not be respoDalblo to any or Itor for
$11 ,- clover or mixed. $7 to $8 per ton,
ko Wand Ifts Chris Johnston, a dAughter
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any part of the estate of whopo ohim they @boll not
Straw�Sheaf straw, $11 ; 100sq, $7.50,
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have received notice ab the time of suen didribu.
Hogs-Dreflned hogs, light, $7 75 anr owt ;
I Marriames.
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heavy, $7.23 per cWt. Millfeed-$15.50 to
MAYNES-LEI311MAN-At the residence of the
F. HOLMH�TED, .
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brido'o father, FAot Wawanoeb, on March 7th,
Solicitor (or tb.9 Ex3ouborq.
and,weat ; Manitoba. $9-0 for shorta, and
by Rev J Edmonds, Hr Albert Mayneo, of Ar-
Dated at Seaforth thiti 154h d�ay of March, A. D.,
$IS for bran exports.
cola. Aninabols, to Mim Mary R, daughter of
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Elorse Market.
lob, by Rev J Redford, Mr Adam Henderson
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Simpson, of Cullom, to Miss magoe, youngest
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Burns & SheppArd's weekly report of pre-
daughter of Wr and Mrs -Win Huadell
MURRAY-BRUMM-In Goderich, on March
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xayars of the Town of Q80aforten aTideer"y
notifle that all petitions t � r v(m b 'Aftlkq
-iraflivg prfee5 : Single roadfoerff, J5 to 16
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Rev James Hamilton, Mr Claude Murray, to
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must be h the olerk'aoffim on )r before
hands-, P -W- to $200 ; single cobs anti
Miss Unle Brunner, of Seaforth
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May 13th next. � \
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qaarrisafe horses, 15 5o, 16�1 hand3, $175
to $24a ; matcheId pairs sknd carriage horses,
MILLER -TODD -At the residenee of the bride
paranis, St Helene, on March M, by Rev 9 H
Whaley, Mies Jennie, daughter Mr D Todd,
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Seaforth, March 16th,- 1905 1 1944.2
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WANTED, CIGAff SAL AN.
1;5 to 16,1 handso $M to WO ; delivery
of
to Ur Riehard Miller, of the Northwest
boress, 1,100 to -1,200 lbs., 8150 to $175
AM DGE- Tu row
FOTH]CFJNGH -BUR In eke ith, on
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geDeral purpfAe and exvress horses, 1,200
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to 1,350 Us. j 091. 60 to $200 ; d r aught horcoo,
March 8ih, by Rev E H Sawers, at the home of
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the bride's mother, Mr Dougal Potherlugharn
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The wakera of one of the m at popular ten cent
2,350 to 1,750 1b., $150 to $230 ; cjervice�
io Miss Mary Emma, daughter of the late John
Burdge, all of Tuokerarnibb .
olgars in Canada wanb a saleen an for the tot rot of
Huron, Emt, We8t and South Applican 9 recom.
able second -'band workerp, $55 to $90 ,- ser-
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mendations muet be first alas , and his bility to
hot
Viceable second-hand drivera, $'J5 to $90.
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Boll agods to the trade. unques.
tion 10 as a most liberal Corn Witon will 0 anow.
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SMITH -In 'Egmondvlllo, on Marob 11th, William
ad. The opening lo A, epleadi -one for POPU]Flr
Live Stock Markets.
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MOIR--At the residence of her daughter (Mrs Jaa
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man posseasing the napess-Ar qnsliflis no. Ad.
drese, sWing experie8ce, go and r feren308,
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LONDON, EOglaUd, March 14th -Can.
Fyle), Snowflake, Manitoba, Margardt HeQneen,
Staple Brand," P.O. box 856 Montreal, aeboo.
adian oatb%. to -day are unobanged at 1% to
rellat at thelate Andrew Moir, of Usborne, in
her 80 year
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Vn Godericb, on March Brd,Elizibeth Mae '
per, pound ; sheep. 12 to 12jo per pound,
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Vicar, rellet of pb W 8 McKay, aged
tb, l"te 04
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LIVURPOOL, M arch 141%-Amerloan oat-
tie,. 5�'d to 6d,1 Cansidiang. 51 to Vd. I
65 yearm and 10 months .
DULMAGE—In Goderiab, on Warch 5th, Margaret
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Ann Qarre�t, rellol of the late Christopher Dul-
Adds few more years to y)ur life.
MOST.UPAL, March 14th—The butober3
were ont strong and trade vvaa good, with
Z 0'aged 6 I years
AiMSIWONG—ln Godarloh, on M5rch 8bb, Fred,
Mr Mrs J H Armstrong, agei 10
About one-third of your time ,a r3iJent
n,,f t
in bed then why not bave I or
high pripen ruling for good stuchr, About
son of and
yearo, 11 monthe and 28 days
; 0 ,�o
able mattress to lie �on? ��4 2 lee�
BO head of the bett cattle were bought by
lbippera, who paid from 41 to 60 po)r pound
ELLIS—In Eaet Wawanoqb. on March 'o th, Arling.
ton, the only son of Mt and Mrs J E Ellio, aged
,e
will be sweet and your restoref RhIng.
inatbr
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lor steers and 4o per pouni for good larp,e
Wyeare
SCOTT -1- Clinton, on March 8th, Annie Mehera,
on a hard, lumpy als ou are
)ug,
tosaing a�oub when you ( h to be
bulls. Pratty gooi cattle sold at, 3� to 41c
per pound, common stock 1from 2j to 3�ic
wife of Mt James Scott, postmas Wr -
SNKLL—In Hullett, an March 7bb, Jane HolmQq,
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wife of hIr Goarge Snell, aged 81 yeare and 10
nionths I I
We give special�attentio4'to
part of our buolnese and n�ake !
mijoh onwij ware superior animals,buh
trade was dull and priew; monged from $20
ROBERT-BON—In Bruce townabip, Bruce conn6y.
-on March MI Duncom Robertson, formerly of
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Hair Mattresses tq Order.
to $60 each. Mr, G. Nf arvil paid $I 1. for
conceedon 13, Gray, igei 34 yeara I
SCOIT—In Auburn, on March 6ti-4 His Samuel
rangiDg in price from $13 p a0-
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R superior calf, &nd $5 50 for a very 6ne
, Sentb, aged 31 ver. -re
cordiag to quality and quan ity of
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sprijg la,mb� Young calveo Piold at 82 to
WNABB—In Groy, on March Oth, John A, young-
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hair. Give u8 an bpportan 1
$4 each, and & few others ab $6 to $8 each.
est son of John and Mary McNabb, aged 6
you comf6rtable. We will be pleased
Sheep aola�at 3;1& to 4a per pound, yearlings
monthe and 10 days , ,�
WIL9ON-4n Howick, on Marob 11th, Wm D Wil.
to show you eamples of hair auj��quote
about 5
at per Pound, the spring lambs ab
-sold
son, aged 84 yeh?a
you prices. We and
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,$5 to $S 50 each.. Good fat hogs at 60
moss mattresaom and carry. a f line
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to 6,1a. per pound..
' BuF-F.iW,Maroh,14tb—(',f%tble—Aebive'de-
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of WODI tbnd sea ' graes 4t lowest ' Vices.
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Upholstery
sirable butchets' grades, 10 to 15r. higher -.
others Rteady to strong. -Prime steers, S5_35
and Embalmers,
Now is the time to have i done.
to $&775; shipoing, 64 75 to jr) 25; �butch-
Eitber repairing or new work to order
ere4 $4�40 to $5 ; .h.affers. $3,25 fin, 14.75 ;
Night calts answered at Mr. hIcKeazie's
will be promptly attended to a d oat-
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ODWS, $21,50 to 84,�5 ,, bull@, $2,75 to $4.25;
residence,'Church St., third house north �of
isfaction guaranteed. I
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Otockers anti feeders. S-2 to $4.25 ; atock
116ifers, $2.25 to $2.75 ; phoice onwe and
public sohoo-1, west side. Graduate Maeoa,
chusetsOpIlegoof Embalmiing,Boaton, U.S
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Kneohtel & McKen ie,
,ij others 92 to $3 lower ;
springera, steady.,
to 416 M; to
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Knechtel & McKenziie,
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good choice. ao medinm
Furniture and Undertak, .
good, 83& to $41, -, :s6mrnon. $2a to $28.
�SEAFORTH.
Veslo—Aotivo, $4 50 to,88.25 Bogs—Ac.
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0 how-foreale an his farn, one mile south of
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tive, a Rhado lowioi'� he�vv. 85.35 to M40,.
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a few at $5 � 45 4, lhipd, $5.35 t D $5.40 ;
Yorkers, 30 �d &5 41) - .
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$5 I : ofg.. $0.0-5 to
Brucefield, on the London, Road, Staulay, mi qual.
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15-34; roughs. $4+5 0 to 34 7 a'- ntage, $3 to
41ty of AmEmcAx 13ANXER OATS,And MANCITURTA BAR-
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.S&50. Sheep, abd L%;�bs—'Aotllve sod
LEY, mailable for need. JOHN MURDOCK, Bruce.
field. 191441
. We have many!racefi of We chew
lower; native laraboo, $6 50 to 88-60'; west.
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from $1.25 up ti � 1 23 jewel d at
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A UCTION SALE of Cattle and Hoga.—James
.era Iambs, $8,25 ,,tb $8.50; vearlfi3gs, 67
1 $35. Theone we.m ni."ion = y is
to 87.25 ; wetheri, i $6 to -',,,'6 25 : e w e_g,
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JA_ Joneo has received inatructions from Mr. An.
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. a good ratiable and urable w tch,
$5.7-0 to 8,6 ; shia4p, mixed, $2.50 to $6.
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drew McLellan to mail by public auction, on Lai 19,
conoeselon 4. W. of Hibbert, on Friday, March 24,
an , use, lost 5 or
A willp in ordinary
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1905. the -following: I newly calved cow, I cow
1 20 vearn at Iamb.', Elgin or" I
IOU—AbDut; five loadh all told, the bulk of
duetocalvel7thof April, 17 stests rising$ yea"
tb*&'m make, in soreW come, an� we
Whtoh wera picked up in small lots oubot
old, 0 heifers rising 8 you@ old, 2 steers ridbg 2
will warrant it shd I stand by �t, as
mixed lo4d@ of butAers', sold all the way
ye to o14, 2 brood oows, I to plg &Wut time of age.
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lie at one o'clock, ' Tema; Eight month#'
we have sold them for the past ighb
1com 84,538 to $4.90 Oar ewb - the bulz go.
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credit on approved Joint notec 4 per cenL off for
- years in Seaforth. � '.
Ing at $4 60 to $4. 01 �Oer' awb, Evort b "!
I aaah. This took is all in gool condition, and any
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sold from S,� 25 to 075 per cwt. Bn4 h
OW—Too many half4b butchers' cattle am
rivon wanting gram catle should av&il themselvejo
rl this * nity of swurlag tbf right kind, &*
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the,,, 1,011,erin'lo resierve a@ the has
John Bulge' r, , ,
'b8ingmairketed. TK,,o same complaint is
(30mmon on all the leAding live stook r3ar-
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Proprietor sold
one of hlfj farmc ANDREW McLELLAN, riet-
or; JAMES JONES, Auctioneer for PprV.and
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Huron.
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high 0, wice to feed, 4nd farmers are not
Bulah I
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108ing Money as theyi4ay they are doing,
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f6w Prime butehare q1ttle of qualitv cood
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$4,60
T. A. Dodd.j. Wint"' .To Alexander,
Per owt,, ohoW, �icked lots at $4.15
to $4. 8a -. load& of gc'�id, of whiob there
Frank Kenney, � Dublin James Janslemen.
were few sola mt $3 W to 84.15 1. Medium,
$3.50
Robert Frazer, Walton George 8-Avenson.,
to $3.75'-, comin0b, $3 to $3.40 ; cows
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VVM. Fortune,. .884forth Alez. Broa&oat,
at $2.2� to $2 85 -,. caft. ore at $1,25 to $2
Mr. Harris, Leadbury Frank Evans,
par owt,, Feeders -1.3o
_Veral loade of feed -
John Taylor, Chiselhuzsb J. F. Haekwe%
'Bra, Principally shorb-*beps, changed handil
'at firm prices, as ther� was a good demand
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from Urniers and desf4a that barl orders
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John McC&Uum, I Thom&@ Whe*t--!V-,
. . fronI the eauut-Y to 611. Fepderar 1,000 to
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;2'JO POW -11 sold tkbm 94.15 to $4.50 ;
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� We show an immense stock of new dres3 goods for Spring. Every week
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VO4rikot Srsots Clothing
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for, and our prices are always the lowest. We also keep - fall range of dress ? --A ff%L a
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trimmings to match the dress goods, in. braids, appliqueb, gimps, s iquin, rush- At W I a 11k a
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i an@, in blikok and colors, fin -P gloqisy finiFth, 26 inches wirle, good valu� at -6.155e, 1.
. for 50c. Black and colired Venotian's at 50a, 753, $1 and $1.25. Orespine Oloth, in I - "
colore of black, briiwn, na,vy, resida, etc., makes a Eivylhh suil), at, 506, 75o, 85.3 and $1. � AMON1014LA
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in black, brown and cream, at $1, $1050 aud $1.75, Shirt Waiits, made of fine Flain- I I A IR E . I -
sock, trimme,l with flue lace aiid inserbioa, large alcoves, at 705), $1,,,and 81,50. Fine . . . . . �1_ .
Muslin and Organ4ie Shlrb Wai--W, trimined -with fine lace, insertion- and all-over em- I . I , 9
broidery, at $1, $1,550. $2 and 12,50- Bilk 'ShirD Wal#m, ia black and colors, very . I
atylmh. at 83 and $3.50. 1 0W'd,Vjr& L. 40 - .
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and to choose from the stock of hair goods, which he earries with him, just
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what you require. You Cali try on any switch, bang, pompadour., etc., -and
see just how it will look. Prof.- Doronwend can. be depended upon to sell
youlonly firsb quality hair goodi. You are not forced to buy because you call
to se . e and examine these goods, - If. you cannot call, write for Prof. Doren-
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Dorenwend. 1944x2
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SEALED TENDERS, *Addressed
to I he Poabmaster General, will be Spring is here ; it is I -
received it OLtaWM Until noon, on the time for rejoidsig, =1Z
Friday, the 28uh dav 'of April, I and also- for L .
1905, for the coaveyance of His ) Aft __ I
Majesty's Maili, 'On a propowd TOIN1038 - I
contract for four years, six times D
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HARLOCK and SEAFORTH /I great variety, just the Q
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Printed notices containing further in- 11 kind that will do you a
forma,tion as to conditions of pro- good, make you feel �
poss)d contract may be seen and - like a new persoa. 0
� blank forms of tepdar may be ob- Better have a bottle, 0
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Constance and 8saforth and at the tude which usually ()
. office of the poet office inapector ab comes with Spring. .
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Ut C. ANDREW81 61 Njoeyver Fad " Corn .
Superintendent. Cure, 10o�% box. I
Our own Neuralgic � �
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� Branch, Ottawa, Marah 11th. 1905. a bottle.
� 1044-8 Stomach Care for I
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What do you exPeab in the Shoes you buy'7 We handle only pura drugs, and our
Good quality in the leather, pr fees are right. I I
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Correctneas in the stylep 0. ABERHART, I
The Best Money's Worth. I DRUGGIST, I
You are Ruarauteed this combination in
bhe fjovereign Shoes ; they look well, wear Agent for Prof, Dyke's " Oit of Pines,"
well, fit well sad keep their shape till you and Cook's Cotton Root, Compound,
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1� � $3, $3 50 and $4 00 in b3th men's -
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GO and see our uew spring styles, they
are sure to please you. I Yes, we can fix it
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We are Pole agentm for the celebrated —
Lsnginuir's Trunks and Vallees, which for
durability and lowness of price have no Our repairing aepartment is really
equaL . where %�e shine b�vt, It takes
knowledge and skill to work Am we
� . do it, We. therefore, take --pecial .
Richardson& MInnis pride in doing repairing, and wish
yoa would give us an opportunity
SEAFORTH9 to show our skill. Moderate
Sole Agents for Hagar, Sovereign and Just prices in all Emsem.
Wright Shoes. R. McNaught, I
MeMann & NcMann, PMctical Watiahmakerf, Jeweler & Engmvfr I
John Momaun, or. John MaMapm, jr. md opticimil
(sacoemrs to John Molftni4 or.) SEAFOIRTHj - ONTO I
Am now propfired to bar -die all kinds of horch%, �
Buyers msy purchgAe homa at their sale stsblM
ftmogidy"lo, at any time. OPPOSITE HoFAU118 MIR -4 I
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Newness is evefywhere in evidence throughout the department. We
wi� showing the very latest weaves braught out this season. New arrivals
laily. You will be well repaid for the time spent inspeefing our now dress
mods Large shipments from Bradford and 31authester, Englan' have been
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Drepe do Chene, also Box Cloths, Amazon -Cloths, Cheviots, etc,- new Printsi
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All the new Embroideries to hand—Swiss and Parisian manufactura
Ladies'Kid Gloves to hand., in all the new and most desirable ahadM,
Mo dome claspe, assorted embr'01dered points, at 59c a paIr, . �
Twenty-five dozen Ladies' Lawn and Nainsok 0orset Coveraj trimmed
with torchon lace, extra'value at 27o each, I
A full assortment of sizes and styles in Ladi,W Print, Wrappers,, two
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ipecials, at $1.19 and $1.42 esch, made with flounce on skirt, and nicely -.
ximm. eedl. I
Muslin House Dresses, in fine patterns of blue and white, antl pink
tud white, special at $1.75 each. �
A few no-Velties in Shirt Waist'guits to hand.
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imrs, we feel a trial order will make you one. 'Try, us ' . Lt Suit to
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wore. We say this in every confidence in our ability to prove it. Just i
us 39 minutes' time to demonstrate,it,uith the actual cloths. aty'a
Imported Tweed Suffings from $14 lo $20. .
. See our specia . s in Tweeds and Worsteds at 810' and $18,
Special valuea in Pantings. See our $1.50 Pant. . '�
The first shipmen't of our $10 ready-to-wear Suit tuo haud—fora,tva
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T balance of our Ladies' and Ylees Furs to 'be cleared at Vjp4ea A
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Men's Fur Coats, worth $22, to clear at $14.
1 Black Call' Coats, worth from $24 to $30, to clear frow $16 to 822,
A few extra quality Coon Coats. See them, it will pay you to buy,
-Iladie6' Far Coats in Astrachan, Boaharan and Electric Beal. Theart-
goods� have to be . cleara .
Also several lines of small furs to be cleared regardless of cost.
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T. A. Dodd.j. Wint"' .To Alexander,
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Frank Kenney, � Dublin James Janslemen.
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Robert Frazer, Walton George 8-Avenson.,
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Mr. Harris, Leadbury Frank Evans,
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John Taylor, Chiselhuzsb J. F. Haekwe%
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Joseph Worden, 8115fla Hugn A1010togh,
Winthrop
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ism" Hay, Seafovth J. C. Woo4,
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George Gray, SwIllto"
asiforth Alex. Rau.
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The cheapest and best Condition Powders on 4he =rket to
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flesh and,make hor"s sleek and fab, It meant health to your A��j Aid w6sith to
everyone who uwg them. Some of these people have told us that they m*de iraw V-5
to $50 out of a single psakage when fitting horses for uuwket.
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