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s,
SuNE N, 18i8.
•
ithstanding- the
4eing the holiday
r assorted. -A full
great stoclx of
The .Aurore is
&tell niar!e for the moms,
-will be sold at one.
ie Lead- g Jewelry
Deo to ssi "No" when you're tempted to
Prose for a nxenentray brave boy, and thi
Think of thewreOltsupen life:e ocean. toss
Tot answering "I‘Yes " without counti the
Think of the mother who bore yen i pain, .
Thin
Think of the heart and how crue he blow-,
Think -Of herteert, at once an er " No."
Think of the hopes that a drowned in the
Thiokol the danger to • y and sou!.
Oink of sad lives oric pure as the snow ;
Look at them now • at once answer No."
Think of a maith • • With rum tainted breath,
Think of its end, nd the terrible death,
Think of the_ho'mes that now shadowed with
tfight,haVe beengeti.,Yellr had the answer been
Thintoof lone graVes both unwept and unknown,
Wing fond hopesthat were fair as yout own.
Tbinkof proud forms now forever laid low,
That might still he here, had they learned tosay
Think of the demen tnaelurks in the bowl;.
%Ting to ruin both bedy and soul. -
Think of all this as Welt journey you go. -
And when yetere assailed by the tempter, say
if No. -
chimney -amok' e of
ailing proclaimed that she had a
e change to the 'match of coin
one of the firift diwhat we frow
er modern Conveniencese in
'Hies it was one of the " child
chorea " • to prepare . wood for
matches, and to dip the ends in MI
brimstone. Theis matches - were s
ti es to be bought in shops, but
family to prepate its own. -S
n*ke- a trifle • of money by. se ling
blinchei Of matches - to their ore;
In sparsely -settled neighbor
head -of the houte to " keep the
He took precaution that there shop
iiood bed of " live coals at the
of retiring ; *Wee he. covered
ny Shovelfuls of ashes to prevent
in burning out. The next Ito
e coals were usually found -
Hie " on rakink open the- ashes,,,
. -A Paris paper recently informed
its readers that * the people of St
Louie, D. T.; Ti are dying of a disease
called the bIlizards."
N --What irritates the average hifsband
is, that he knows his wife knows he isn't
-so big a nian al he wants the world to
Rill, on
-Bobby- (listening intently) --"da, is
pa putting ups stove in the parlor ?"
Mother-" No, dear ; he is writing with
his new fountain pen.','
-Gueit (suspiciously eyeing the
flattened pillows and the .crumpled
sheets} " LOok here, landlord, this
bed has been ,eslept in." . Landlord'
(triumphantly) - " That's what it's fancy match 13024,8 in " old times " and
•
ose seemed ready , burst through the Skin.
re. You must be very hungry, comrade, "
erce he old, dra
the aceeptable to
Ited apologetically
me- thrown away
ew "There ii n
led soldier: "I
n to pleasantly,
so careless, a
go away Wit
oods. better !toque'
the "What lei
re. soldier, afte
d be glasses..
our 66 Hardirnb t said the duke, and
hem "jean -Vic
be tell you a c
and list -good h,
but I had onl
IMPORTANT °NOTICES.
g near. OARDERli WANTED. -A number of gentle-
_ men can be accoMmodated *Itti Board at
," replied the other, his a private residence conveniently situated to the
. business part of the town. • Apply at MIN EXPOS-
ou," said Do Harclimont,
"I, would not have
y bread."
harm done, sir,"_ said the
-do," 'replied the duke,
I ought ni)t- to -hive been -
a. had' opinion of me, we
nk of c?gnao together for
to loan, on Mortgagee, a lowest rates of
interest. _Easy- Wins. Apply to WM, B. Me -1
LEAN', Hensall, Ont 100741.•
.1: *ately„ a good, steady man to . do general
farm Work. Highest wages to a shitable person.
A ly on Lot 1.1,- Concession 2, Stanley„or to
TEAM: THRESHING ILtenntig. ENGINE
:yet= name ?" asked .the; powerWaterous Engine a;i11 .Boiler for Thresh --
they had dreinid their ing Machine, nearly neW a d firstolue run.;
Iiing order and everything ooinplete. Apply on
tot 15-J .COncession 14; gibbon, or to WM.
'TOWERS, Farquher P. O. .1067x6
t an iMpossible feat to thus preeerve
Mit recouree to tinder -box _awl ma hes.
The modern : friction. ' match was
although here and -thele some old , ople
'objected to it, nonsidering it a dabger-
ous article, as no doubt it is- when care-
lessly used or -left lying about. The
first friction.match invented requird to
and -
This
uch
a the
ed to -
re no:
be drawn across a piece of fine
yras called a Wolfer, and was -
safer; illthnugh not eo convenient,
present match. - Then came the p
tent friction matches, which u
fur." - . . the tinder -box was' not consider d an
UN
and 070.
060. Stetragepasee.neeta
fro& London, OW
Glasgow at same ratel
ending for your friendsore
th prepaid passage ce
-France Gennany.
and Marine Insuranee deo.
titled& issued to Montt*,
loan from si• to 431 per est
Ice -Market Street.
}Una MILLE
unce to the pane that he Ist
isICIQL.LEN Fiat(
prepared te give got*
Nine* Spinning and ilid%
„!omptly Attended to.
-Gtece .**I hear that-. ken are ornamental article, but *as hept ut Of
--ii
about ? " She said you would be en- Viefind in a Salein-newspaper o June
gaged before leap year was over."' th, 1838, the following :
matimi in. 11 eg is coming atin." sg f , ,
El
:- shopping tp- ay, and _that is a surp sign
of rain." , -therms bid fair to prove a hear
body's hands, bnt which, with a
Notwithstanding the conve
ALS HOME WITH mg*
re-.3mi into Good Werldeg this
!lone but Efficient 'Wort:got
rork fa War=
R THE WROXETER Wit
ALEX. L. GIBSON,
rgionsi
PAPS
0K§TORE,
#y a/ iniencling piir0036
'Line.. Artistic -designs psi
line- Of Cloitt MAW
....:.gcr often 'wonder," said ChesteKs .to the community, We. learn that
first et Eve."-" Was he an ancestor tradesinan, who keeps a store wh
of yours ?"---r" Certainly."*''''j 4 Then he should generally expect to fin
probably asked her to lend him two things, but who has never sold
dollars. ii,k - nor allowed them to be used
-" Where -is the island of _ Cabs
situated ?' asked an Austin school 3remises. At hie benne and sh
ticks to the oKfashioned flint
teacher of a forlorn -looking small.boy.- and tinder. He shows his wis
" wtt my Ancestor Adam asid when e is one -men ins; saiem, a rasp
wliere sugar comes from YeS sir
we borrows it from the neitt.-door
neighbor." =
--.•McFly (who has done pretw 'well on,
a blue -stone contract) ,- " rn take
McFly (calinly and tounvely)-P Say
• -Merchant (buying. a bill of goods'
froul ,a Chicago drummer)-" What is
year usual time -thirty days ?" Chicago
drummer (absent-mindediy)-" Yes -'or
$10. I always pay the fine-oh-ehL-I
beg pardon ; yes, .thirty day!, or two
per cent. off for earth."
-" Why! do you fill your paper, with
• such nonsense as this ?" he said to the
country editor " John' Smith, of Pug-
vilie is in town calling on his many
friends." Just then the office -boy
pared his head in the door. and said,
Mr. of Pugyille wants fifty
extra piper's." " That's w'hy," explain-
ed the astute editor. -
-A little girl out viiiting was giVen
the album df family photographs to look
at while the hostess attended to other
affdirs. " Welt, dear;" asked the latter
on returning, * did you look it the
little maid brightly ; " and vie've got
' one 'zactly like it, only- the pictured are
4 =Envious' young Man (speaking of ei
favored rival)-" Yes, George is colev-ex
and handseme, but he is so abominably
conceited." Sharp Young Ladi-"But,
Mt. Darnley, if you were handsome and I
clever, wouldn't yOn be conceited ?"
few an:foments' reflection, followed by..
go doing. How, many more eau
ide Awake.
Better Than a Hero.
ience
very -
their
curse
there
re we
such
n his
p, he
steel
in in
948
my life, an
against his ashen face 13ore out what he
De liardiment regarded his companion
with astonishMent, altruist fright, and
then taking him aside, asked him to re-
late his stotf. It was soon told. An,
orphan from birth,- an apprentice abused:
and half-starved, then a jack-of•all-
tradesi and hungry at them all, and -
finally the army and the siege. ,The
The young duke listened with tears in
his eyes, and at the end he said feeling-
ly : "Jean-Viotor, if both of us live
through this terrible war, we -shall meet
in pleasantereircumstances, and I hope
to be of hie to you. For the.,present,
my ration of, bread is double what I
want, MO we will diyide • it every day,
ne o'est pas as good friends ?"
The twolinen confirmed their friend -
ap is well off on the sick
rse soup to eat, and so on
- a little scratch, here' on
1Pn out to starve again.
I have been starving all
his ,ravenous white teeth
hip: by a hearty. grip of the hand, ,and
hen., as thii, watch of -the night was
coming on,:they_siithdrew to their quar-
ters •and stretching themselves out,.
side' by Side, !on the bunk of ' straw; theyi
Were scion sleeping soundly.
Toward Midnight Jean-Vietor awoke,_
probably because -he-ivas
from the gnatVings 'of hunger. 'The
wind had swept' aWay the olduds, and.
the moonlight, entering the hut through
a crack lathe roof, lighted up '.De Hard-
Mi011 Jeali-Vicitor gazed on the feat-
ures of' hit riewfnutde friend and WAS
happy. - It ;was a:new palmation for him, '
;which hi Would have. had difficulty :in
analyzing. -
Presently. the sergeant Of the guird
entered to summon the :Ave men -Whose
'hour: was come -for sentry duty. The
duke- wad -one'.Of these, but. orercome
_with fatigee - .:he failed to awake.
sa71, ra.nr:Ainlant s_honted th. e officer
'If yen donl Mind, sergeant," 'said
Jain -Victor, will go On in his .
lace; He' is sleeping -so soendly-4iid.
EES VOR SALE. -Ten Colonies of Italian
Bees in Jones Hive. Combs•! built from
full sheets bf foundation, very strong and in
good order.. Will be sold very cheap. Apply to
. with brick basement hill size of honed ;.also
a large oichard_and good stable on the.prenuses.
It is situate in 'the village Of Egruendville, on .
Centre street. .Posseieton given 'first week in
May. Rent' at 08- :per -month. Apply tO A..
STRAY SHEEP. -Strayed froni Lot ,-26,,Coh-
cession 11, Hibbert, about April 20th, 3
sheep=two yearlings and one aged-;-marhed-by
piece cut out of under part -of each ear. ,The.
aged sheep had piece' opt out -of the right. ear. -
Any information leading te the drscovbry wilt be
Suitably rewarded bY. the owner.. JOHN WOR -
DEN, Crorparty O. .e 197,0x4 '-
OTE FOUND,-Fohnd, on the Kippen. road;
on the 13th inst., a note of hand, bearing
'date, February • 16th, 1888; and payable ten
months ,afteedite, for the"eum of 050; The
ewner can have -the smile on proving property
and paying charges on applicationito. RICHARD-
ROBINSON, Tffekersmith, . 1070,4
" What a costard that Major Smith
Jonesto .Robinson, why, the very sigh
powder would mike -him ill. :How did
*Allege to become An officer the
r Don't say anything against Smith,"
Aobinson, "he once saved my life."
-out life Nonsepse, impossible Wh
he ever
army 7"
flavored
i! Saved
do ph
O. BERRY 'BICKERS.---Aily pinion wishing
to.Piek Berries in Robert Thrnerla Berry
Petch in Stailley, near Varna,. can have the
privilege of doing so, for the season, by leaving
one- dollar at his house befcire to the
bush. Parties.Picking without pziemission will '•
be prosecuted for trespess. s BERT TUR-
TRAYED.-;Strayed frorr. the premises of the
undersigned, lot 17, CORGQNSIQD 12, -Hul-
et, about the 1st of Jutie, fifur yearling -tabors
and tWo yearling heifers. • Three of • the steers
are red with a little white, the fourth is spotted!
stied grey or, run, the other a large. red and
white with grey' shouldets. A reward of 05 will
be given to any; person sendinu notice of their
when Smith .advised Me to take Dr. Pierce's' "All right, if you' -are willing" said,
vitality every day with the terrible disease
peIden Medical Discovery. I had tried Ian kinds sergeant rfily,41 and the five - m
at
IN
WES. sok :SALE BY :TENDER.. -Offers'
wilthe reCeived by the undersigned., until
the first of Jtily, for the 'Timber On 30 acres of
Lot 28, Coopeseion the- Timber is
mostly Black Ash, would be good- for either -
Bails orl Timber. The purchaser Can have the'
privilege of • taking onehalf the 'first winter,
1889, andthe othet half the next year, 1890, the,
wood to be ail removed before the first Of Mar
in each Year, and to be usderbrushed before the -
.snow falls. --Tendets will be received. for the
whole Timber, or for the . Timber omitting -the
Cedar: The highest or any offer will not nodes-
sarily be- accepted Until otherwise satisfactory.,
IN
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the well-bred .mare. lie is a light- bay; stands 16
eh bands high; weighs 1,200 lbs., and shows Weil-,
'did speed.. Se has proien a sire- foal •
to getter.' Hole a Model Of hie class', and his never
been be'aten inthe show ring, taking first ptize
of medicines witheut success, 'and mY,_ bysielan marched o , leavi g their companions
had given me notole : -yet here .14m, swell as •
eleep undisturbed..
Ralf an hour later t
nigh.t wad rudely bro
who
into
on t
too
any
des
spe
red
att
Ito the wonderful remedy he reeommen ed. silence Of
A Cruet of Bread. an instant
ever a man was, ah I owe my life to -S
the
pid
the
out
en h the ra
nice de
s Paris.
heav-
isleart
silently
deleine,
foot ar-
e itoop-
attened
it with
it were
id it on
n
en has
Andre,
le force' was in a
the , moonlit nigh
What time is it?" ask
t starting up. "I waltoi have 'gone
kyburplace, and before he could gain
laing along the road at the ter) of his
ed. "All hands fall back inside the
oubt,"! he cried, "the Prussians are
ackink !"
And your comrades ?"
' They are coming, all except poor
•
One 'night last winter the with :fingers
,Hardiment darted away from
I club with a friend. He had lo d 'De liardi-
lly; his head was aching, and
,weary. The- tiro were pacing
lup-the boulevard -toward the M
when a' crunching noise under
rested- tho duke's Attention.
ed, picked- up a crust of bread
in the mud, tenderly brushed
:his silk handkerchief; as thoug
some precious,hauble instead,
a boulevard settee, and went
" What ithe name of hes,
possessed you 1" asked his frien
bursting into a laugh.
The duke's voice trembled a
said he, Ilunlesi you would saer
friendship, _ Yon could not a
my conduct did I vouchsafe -a
ay of a noble fellow."
One day in tlip fall of 1870 t
breakfast at' Aix. • Skimming
paper °carelessly, meanwhile, hi
upon the disaster of Reichsho
drained -his &as or Chartreuse
lie trunks to be packed, and t
later the express was whirl
toward Pali
tote' collapse .of Donley.) '
cContraetor*!" What does your
father de.?" asked"the teacher of the .
bey. HO'S a contractor," was there -
ma ELM : Et.sausage contractor, He ties
up theends after another man has filled
7 -The object of this lesson:is to incul-
cate obedience. Do you know what
obey' means 7" Apt Pupil=" Yes,
y• ou obey - Tour father." Apt .Pupil -
EDwARDs„,
he resiffeOts of Bay
try for the patronage
'cr.c. of Dry, Goods, Hate-, Ore.*"
ire 44 a�knowledged to be
NOM
no Miss, 40 clung t4
Tli Old Tinder -Box.
Probably -there are few children of the
. present (Ur whc; hare ever seen, or even
heard of the old-fashioned tinder.box
and matches.- Yet fifty 7ears ago the
friction match, now so universally used,
had but just been invented, and did not
*me into? general use for many years. •
Before the year 1836, or thereaboutii
house -keepers •Yrere obliged to usel
matches of domestic matiufaature
These were small pieces of -white pine
wood, _perhaps , mos. .the size of our
f which had bee
melt the- bri -
mon. kitche
utensitio many families in ew England,
- match the endia
- dipped in' melted b
iron skillet iii which .
stone wai once co
-if not 'elsewhere.
De Hardiment was 25 yea
hindsome young Frenchman
thus far frittered, away Meet
- in club's, green,rtooms, and fp
-he re
You ',.
lice our
reciate
explaf-
to IIIem
e young
ing his
ver the
eye fell
• ordered
o hours
ng him
who- had
rhis life
But he was capable f better
things, and when he read the ews that:
g French army had been deice. d On the
soil of France the hot blood mounted to
his temples.. -It was like a 81
face.
So it happened that tower
of November, Henri , de' H
member of the jockey club, w
his country in the redoubt -of t
hurriedly fOrtified, and was
by the cannetrof Fort Beatrie
It seemed odd enough to•
&lire to- fiud himself bound.
military routine, and sten
the barrackt one bitter cold
with his cit.wp • drawn over hi
hii half-froden hands the
-The only Way to light one of these
brimstone matches was to -bring it in,
contact 'With a spark of fire. For t*
purpose Ithere used to be kept in every
house a small tin box filled with burnt -
In orderi tit obtain a light a common gun
against -a piece of steel made of con
sparks'•Ithese, lodging upon the bur4t
rags,. lade sufficient fire to enable oi*it
These finnitidering rags, gor the
sparks thus obtained did not p.rodnee
Mize) Were afterwards eitinguished by
rounstin cover called a damper; II?
thus Create fire required some experk
„erice, eSpeeialy in damp weather, Or:
with cold fingers on winter mornings.
.,We 11E14 -known peoplq to make "-e; bad
piece of work with the flint and ste,e1
and to 14uccecd only with great patien/e
strilang a Tight" If one happened
to be crop- or nervous the chances wete
'Lila he! could not 'Succeed at all ; ner
was it an infrequent sight to see the
- good *ifs of the house running acro8s
the street -with a shovel to borrow" a
•
p in the
the end
rdimont,
s Serving
e Hautes
ad been
protected
he young
ng., before
eyes and-
ockets of
ror
What V' exclaimed the duke her-
and diploma at Walkerton twoyears in 'moo -
MON and when shown against aged horses. He
will'be sold on very reasonable term, as the
owner has no means of handling him. Address
JAMES STEWART, Wroxeter P. 0. 1054tf
OTICE OF DISSOLtTION. OF -PARTNER-
' SHIP. -Notice is hereby given that the
partnerehip heretofore [sUbsisting between, hs,„
'the undersigned Merchants, .at ' the village ef -
• Zurich, has been this -day disiolved by mutual
consent. All debts owing to -the said partnership
are to be paid to Ed. A. Axt and Hartmeri Hap-
pel, at the village ofVurich, aforesaid, And all,
claims im connection With and -against the said
partnership are to be presented the said Ed -
ti
ward A. Axt and Hartman Rapp 1; by whom the
same will -be settled. Dated at urich, this 15th
iiowto-Escape Business IV GO.
0.merchant, in thine hour of e e e,
If: on his paper you should c c c;
'Your onging after greeoback v. y v,
Take ur Advice and be ye y y 8. -
Go straightway °tit and advert 1 i i.
: ' You' 'find the project of some u p u ;
Hints forthe Siok 'Room,.
his red troupers, he thoughtfu ly.ttatch-
ed ,the white puffs, of smo e rising in
the distance 'from the Kru p cannon,
and refiectid on the ext aordinary
Suddenly he realized th t he was
hungry and taking from his impart& a
Coarse slice of bread,' he be an Munch-
ing it mechanically.- .A few meuthfula
were eneugh. It was har and sour,
snd yet it was all he would ave to eat
until, the distribution of r tiona next
morning. De• Hardimont sighed to
think of his cOzy little break este at the
eggs and - asparagus tips, W shed dOwn
with a bottle of fine old vine; Ah,
well, those were happy de). s' after all,
and coming hack- sharply o the die -
agreeable present De Hardi
his.piece of_ bread into the r
At that moment a soldier
pass, and,:seeing the rejecte
stooped for it, and, wiping
with his,-eoat, devoured
Henri, ashamed of his imp
the presence of such distr
the -poor intere
tithy. Ite was' tall, lag
le.potency of clath juice in easel of
88 of.
retai
t co
lied c
lief iddiphtheria, or .anyloase where
II
e Mo th is dry:: Glycerine or guni-
abie, ii Water, used 'to meisten the
tyvalidi . hanging a curtain across; the
em,.81tuttiiig off the draft from. the
eing persons passing hick and forth in
he hell and doing the. many things
ften necessarily done in the tick4Oinm.
seful.' tonversation. should,: if Oriel -
le; never . be; between yisitors r. and
tivalidinsoft, distinet tones, and' net
continuous _ --- short sentences - I arid
auses; And it ' would hardly , seem
atigues, and annoyances shpnld all bp
Unless we. hed heard it, one would'
id for weeks deve ed himself to the
are o the iniffering mother of his breed
f Hit e ones,,should bring, on 4. relapse
prove fatar by remarking to a
ab
lo
ta
no
ro
re
th
ar
in
TO
se
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that may
friend, Wthe presence -of this faithful
wife, that the enforeedabsence from his
busin4sa of -a traveling agent hy' this
long illneas was e lois to him of hund-
reds of dollars. Did he need td remind
her of what he could -see WAS retarding
petite or failure of the stomach
food. Hot milk added, but
ed in, or it may curdle, and
ackers are an improvement
bert, containing 100 acres, aboutS5 °CV/high are
cleared, *ell fenced, under drained- and' in a good
strte of cultivation. ,The balance 10 timbered with
hardwood:, "There is a train° barn and two geed
houees, and a good orchard. The Bayfield fiver
rune through the farm- and there is no waste
land. There is also on thelarin a well: equipped
STEAM T11,111 Ago BRICK PAD capable. of turning
out 64000 Worth . of material in the sesson,,and
bricks. The yard is in first cla running order, :
and is well fitted up With engin and- boiler, til
and `brick' machinesr kilns, sheds, etc., and a
very large business cap -be done. -1 It is situated '
'within two. miles .of 'Dublin .statien.' This le a
go - into the business and rnak4 Money. The
property will be -sold cheap,owl to. the recent
- death of tine ei the proprietors. 1 Any emount of
drainipg tile op hand, all' sizes, .and fa leei per
thousand than usual prices.. Apply on the pre;
rpises, ot to Dublin p.::. O. ROBERT COLLIE;
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Iti is rapidlyi filling with .the newes '.aika most fashionable designs
010thip;g4.)506:•:04p
eltivite attention of the pUblic to, the following lines, viz.;
CARPPTS—We ohm this season an Unusually large 'variety,
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driothirm„--xii.4 up: inits!—a splendidlot:in all sizes of Mens',
Jed 1 models.
DRESS GOODS—Words fail to express our confidence.
MILLINERY—Our aim is high. Having secured the services of
' MISS McLOUGHLIN, so well and favorably dknovirn in
in this vicinitj, assisted by Miss ' Govenlock, -who la▪ tely
returned from New York, where all has beeii perfecting
in Vie trade we predict for ‘ our Winery Department
un oubted success.
Whitney'8,
g STOVE AN b
URINISI+IRG
Seaforth, Ontario..
For an! Ai Washing- Machine, go to
Whitney's. •
For Etny style of Clothes Wringer, go
Whitney's. -
For a cheap and elegant Carpet
Sweeper, go tolVhitners.
For the best Cistern Punips snd Sinks,
go to Whitney's. -
For a good Milk or Creamery Can, go
to Whitney's. .
For Eavetroughing and Spouting,
don't fail to go to Whitney's.
cja
411 kinds of jobbing and Repairs pat
short notice at the Cheap Stove and
Furnishing House,
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is well assorted with goods.
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RA,I20ANT HOME: COAL STOVES' in Single and Doul3ris ifiaters,
a withont Ovens, fitted with`genuine Duplex Grate.
GRAND. miinigilsAii.,COAL STOVE in Double Heaters, with and with-
HAPpY THOUOT RANGE, fOr Coal o :Wood ;fi• tted with gpnuine
The ahoveStoves are the reaviest, finest cast, beat fitted, and ior fuel saving
f cilities are nnequalled by any other stoves manufactured. Full line of Cooking,
arlor; Box and 'Heating Stoves to lio4e1 from.' Prices Right. Give ine"A
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BULLS. 'FOR SERVWE.
! sale, -Months old POrlism' bull, red
colOr, -registered in the, he* IDoMiniOn Herd
Book. Apply to. the undersigned, Londesboro
P. 0.;•on Lot 2%, Coneeseimi 13, Hullett; JOHN
CUMMING: 7-105041
two years old; I iotpod keeping bim for service
the coining season., Tetnis.-TWo- dollars, cash,
et the time of -service,: except Jersey cows .which
will be charged three donate. GEORGE TROTT,
'ITntii 'further notice the dist-
0 of. service' te my tho'roughbred
Jarsey Bun fOr any . cows,- ex -
with -the, privilege •-of rethining if neeessary.
jerseys:05 cash. . This lea favorable opportunity -
to get good Stock forthe Dairy. G.' DEADt•
MAN, Druggist, the.,..trnssels, Opt. unexi
'ORHA31 BULL.-.4he undersigned *ill keep
on his Parm, Huron Road, Tuckersipith; two
miles west. Seaforthi the thoroughbred Dur-
ham Bull, " Tonsinan;"' registered in. the New.
Mike, S1,50 paysble first. of ihuary, MS, for
the seasen Sl, payable at the ti eopiirst service.
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for Infants and Children.
‘400asterla is so well aliaptedto ebsiren that
I recommend it SS supelior-tO any prescription
111 So. OxfOrd Brooklyn, N. Y.
The North American
BANKING COMPANY.
(NOT INCOR#OBATED.
1 Casteriseures Collo, Constipation;
Kills WOMB, .gives sleep, and promotpa di
Islorthgraves
her recovery ?-•-the vonscimisness of this
loss and of the accumniation :of: bills*t,r 0,!yv, Gig ps-ba p.ment
TO the Campbell I4oel;,. Oorner
Where helteeps. a large gecko! Gold and Sur
'hoot of Heavy Plain Geld Wedding -Rings, &m
„cheap \a! the cheapest: Watches, Cloeks ao
JeWelry relished with despatch. -
• W: al* ItOrtligralreS,
. ont tossed- -; does, the weeks and mooths -before her
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it eagerly.: lege, has gone to -Germany' tO continue
se, watched ='.f -At the Lentiox andAddingtan eoun-
and swk- license CommisSiOners of •Lennok; asking
wird, ;With unkempt bee d, feVerish for' $4010 for enforeenient of the...Sooty
eyes, and .--,bones whose .0 rp . edges -ACt i aloe One from Addington for $810.
FaTMet$ andl3ulitiers
: t ugsele ;
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, :z. . . . age alt k.z. . 31-; :::: :0: Surt,
1-:,:terci 1.01.;s....01:4:.:520:131 -:(-
nett," a 'Pure Bet !shire Boar, ,. TEUMS.--$1 per
-Bow, with the privilege of returning if necessarY.
N. B. A Very fie yearling Bull for saie,
The Old EstabIlclhed Butcher has removed. to
new -ivernises _immediately oppoeite his, old
. Stand, 1,V,Iain Street, Seaforth, where he will be
-pleased to meet -all hie old petrels and as many
/s.
F. KELLY,
supply any ameunt of •
0000, FRESH,
acted •
'Farmers' paper discounted.
Drafts bought and sold. -
Intereat allowed on dePosits.
orgicE—In the Comniercial Hotel
F. HOLMESTED, Solicitor. 1050
Liwg
For Plastering, Bricklaying or Stone Work.;
lwill deliver the limein Seatortb, or Vicinity for
18 cents per bushel. Orders proniptly filled.
'If by mall, adaress
Brussels Lime Worke.
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D._ Bad:cliffe,
Valuator am4. Inspector -
North American Life. Asstm.
ance Company.
A large amount of money to loan on
Real,Estateen the most favorable term.
and Manitoba for sale or exchange.
Parties wishingl to sell, rent or ex--:
change farms or town properties, -are, re- ,
quested to communicate with me.
Office -the same as - the- North Am
erican Banking Company.
HITE BFONZE
Monument Co.
The Only Bronzelgundry
tf* Dominion.
Our -material is en3lOrsedby leading sclentiet
absorb hielsture, andconsequently is not affect!
Bend foi-PeaVna ancl Terms to
o
Unapproiched for
Tone and Quality. -
CATALOGUES Mind--
BELL&CO Oilt
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