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THE BOY.
'I'll have to charge you for that
boy, madam,' Saki the conductor of
a westbound train theother day, as
hepunched the ticket of a sharp -
featured woman of middle age and
held out his hand for the additional
fare.
'What jor 1' she asked
,'He's more than 6 years old. Iia
looks as if lie were 15.'
'Ain't you Jack Saniploton that
used to live down in Streator about
eight years ago 1' inquired the
wotaan eyeing him keenly.
'Yee. What of it V
'Utted to buy your butter and
milk of Widow James?'
'1 believe I'did.'
'I'm the \\ridden Samos. Recol-
lect the last jar of butter you got of
ante—the one you was going to pay
for inside of ten days 1'
'Why—Mrs. James, didn't—
didn't
That jar of butter, Mr. Staple-
hain't been paid fur yet, and
boy lacked about a month of
5 year old when you got it.
he go V
goes, madam; said the cou-
rts he passed on with a
mile.
oy is probably large for
ton,
this
bein'
Dons
'He
dilutor,
sickly a
'The
his age.'
MARRIED
He was in
tion on the
indifference a
women when
wife was using
ly.
"Mary !" said
doing !"
"Shorthand ing
John," she said
as he glared at her
"Yon talk a g
being consistent, Jo
never find fault exc
greatest' provouation.
to lead you a few extr
notebook. This is
report of a brief conve
took place night before
"'Mary, where in th
my slippers V
" 'Just where you left
dear.'
"'Where I.left 'ern, eh
you're a fine wife. Too- bu
nine' around millinery shops
'em by my easy chair, where
reach 'eel, I suapose. Where
leave 'em 1 Come, trot 'ora
and be quick about it. The ide
making lee go chasing all over
measly house after slippers wh
l'in all tired out. Don't you ca
anything for me V
"'What's the matter, John 1'
"'Matter 1 Matter, Mrs. Blin-
kins 1 Some inspired idiot has
put my slippers right in the middle
of the floor for ale to stumble over.
Started to look for 'em and nearly
fell on the top of my head. Some
people haven't got sense enough to
last a canary bird over night.'
"'Why, John, you said—'
"'Oh, of course. I said to put
'em where I could step on 'em and
roll over and break my neck.
That's just like mo, but if you'll
just leave 'em iu the same place
every night, I'll get 'ein without
crippling myself' for life.'
"To -night, John, you started in
like this:
"'Mary, I suppose you've put
those slippers of mine in the cellar,
or under the kitchen range, or
somewhere. You can find more
blamed fool hiding places for 'em
than any one I know. Here I've
been hunting for 'em for fifteen
minutes. You couldn't find 'ern
with a search warrant. If you've
got brains enough to grasp one
single idea I wish you'd—
"And then, John, you noticed I
was taking notes and stopped. If
you will go on---"
But John slam mod the paper
into a corner, kinked over a chair,
and exclaimed in disgust:
"Well, that's the last time I'll
marry my typewriter."
Now he's trying to explain his
last remark.
HIS TYPEWRITER.
the midst of a disserta-
woes of man and the
nd thoughtlessness of
he noticed that his
a pencil industrious -
he, "what are you
your remarks,
quietly. Then,
she continued :
.eat deal about
hn, and say you
�l t under the
I should like
acts from my
a verbatim
rsation that
last :
under are
hem, my
Well,
sy run -
to put
I can
did I
out
a of
his
e>1
re
Saturday, land 4014 Antra 4tayilt
too, 1414.. We ilad euoh :fun. that
did nut notice' bow 1100' tbe eon
was "to setting, and I was vfiry
much afraid I might* meet .0 trunk)."
"Did, you' nicer any cue r . nq *
ed Maggie.
i1Q44e cc4rlr, 'w'itto, noting the prey'
ens Of a oak, inspected: an, Qyaaron
(duty, sand repotted the matter
lto •0enerat Filler,. the 091114ator of
;Metope. Tho official at 0400 Order -
ea baggage alai cask to -be ,sunt to
1120 .cuetotl: bouee .for examination,
uJohnnietes. and regu:ated,that the iltieaionariea.
�Io one b t Jo h .n ie. would give hint n ,Pall ate. $Qat .art
He wee coming down the hilt they returned tn. Salem. • The
whistling, and with a big water suSyicious mit TOO taken to the,,
melon under „his arm. I was p
scared at first, but when 1 Paw who
it was I got over it,"
At„teceaa, Maggie said to Mary
Ford:
"Kitty told me that she saw
Johnnie Gates carrying a great big
watermelon on Saturday evening.
Wonder where be got it and what
he -is going to de with it."
Before school, Mary whispered
to Sallie Bates :•
—
"Johnnie Gatea was seen marry-
ing a big watermelon on Saturday
evouiug. I Wonder if he got it
honestly."
"Mr. Hart's melon patch was
robbed about that time ; maybe
that's where it came from," auswer-
ed Sallie."
At noon Sallie told Susan and
Jennie.
"I know something, and I'll toll
you if you won't breathe it to a
soul."
"Oh, no, we won't," cried both
girls in ono breath ; "what is it 1
"Why, Johnnie Gates robbed
Mr. Hart's melon patch one night
last week."
"Oh, dear. isn't that awful 1"
exclaimed Susie.
"I always thought that Johnnie
was not so much better than the
rest of us, for all he made believe
was so honest," said Jennie.
"He couldn't have done it alone,"
Sallie said.
Whereupon Jennie hastened to a
group of school girls who were in
the house, and told them "Johnnie
Gates and' a lot of other boys
robbed Mr. Hart's melon patch
and destroyed all they could not
carry away'"
Just at that moment Johnnie
himself came iu whistling, and
looking like auythiug but a thief.
"Oh, girls get together quick ; I've
got something for you, and it's most
school time.
HOW SLANDER GROWS.
PSALMS 101 : 5—" Wlloso PRIVILY
SLANDERETII BIS NEIGHBOR, HIM
WiLL I OUT OFF."
Not infregnently do slanderous
and lying lips cause infinite harm
and misery to entirely innocent
neighbors in a community. The
following sitnple story from an
exchange, very effectively illus-
trates how slanderous reports grow
from an utterly foundationleas be-
ginning :—
As Kitty Coleman and Maggie
Weir were going to school one Board, leaving their belongings at
morning, Kitty said : the Lafayette Hotel. There they
-._ waf; neer a� nc o F`ro'a's Iasi- atiracF,e�"'fiie ai�en'litin `oT n- ciis€tiiii
The girl.; looked at each other,
and with little movements of dis-
gust turned away.
"Why what's the matter with
you all? Hurry up, as the bell
will ring 1" cried Johnnie.
"We know what you've got.
Johnnie Gates," apoke up Sallie,
"•;.ud we don't want any of your
stolen melon, and I think you
should be ashamed of yourself."
"Who says I stole a melon 1"
cried Johnnie iu an excited tone ;
' I guess he'd better not tell me so.
I was over at Uncle Henry's, Satur-
day night, and he gave me a splen-
did, one, and I saved it on purpose
to give you all some ; but if that
is the way you are talking about
me, you may do without."
"Well," said ono of the girls,
that is what I heard, anyway."
"Who told you 1 I'd like to
know "
Then all began to talk at once.
and became so excited that they
did not notice that their teacher
was in the room until she spoke to
Johnnie, asking him .to explain the
enure of the confusion. Then she
carefully examined into the matter
until she found that it all came
from Kitty Coleman saying that
she had snot Johnnie with a melon.
custom -house yard, the byn k1194
ed out, a proof .glace'needed to find
out what kind of liquor wan inside,
in order to fix tbe duty ou it. They
all tasted—collector, deputy, collec-
tor, naval officer, inspector, and a
tribe of hangers-on. They drank it
neat, they drrnk it with water, with
sugar. with biscuits, with ciieese,
but could not agree what kind of
liquor it was. Bete were made, and
it was finally agreed to leave the
• knotty question to be decided by
two absent iospeotors--Captain Bill
L— and Captain Steve It—.
At last they came. They tasted.
Captain L—said he would stake
his reputation that it was Lon+tou
Dock brandy. vowing ''he had not
tested suult liquor since General
Crowningshield launched Cleo-
polra's barge in 1819," Captain
R— declined ':to put a name on
it." he said it had a flavor different
from any liquor with which be was
acquainted. •
The next day the missionaries
arrived at the custom -hoose, to
have their baggage passed, all save
the casq of likuor. "That must pay
duty," said the General. "Would
they inform hint what spirit the
cask contained l" The amused
lnissionrriea complied by telling
hint that when they left India they
brought out with thein a pot orang-
outang, which dying atter thirty
day's experience of sea -life, had
been put in a cask of ruin for
preservation—all explanation ac-
counting for the peculiar flavor that
had puzzled so many experienced
tasters.—.A'. Y. Observer.
The
in the s
of thews
how muc
their han
The to
every one
from this i
before the
resolve that
but what you
that what you
exactly a8 you
tell anything
even if it is true.
will forgive you,
never forget the
learned to -day."
I amu glad to s
did forgive thorn, a
piece of the melon
I hope that neither t
my little readers will
gossiping men and wo
ing Star.
The older the perso
the slander the more
and serious It becomes.
of God speaks pretty
such offenders, and ev
condemus the mischie
spirit, It is most cruel and
thus to injure people behin
backs, and a few false word
injure worthy citizens for life
children that had taken part
tory felt somewhat ashamed
elves when they they saw
h the story had grown in
ds.
cher said :—;`I hope
f you will learn a lesson
ncident, and just now,
habit becomes fixed,
you will toll nothing
know to be true, and
do tell, you will tell
heard it ; and not
to injure another,
I hope Johnnie
and that you will
lesson you have
ay that Johnnie
nd gave them a
11 around ; and
hey nor any of
grow up to be
men.—Morn-
ne retailing
xaggerated
The Word
lainly to
erywhere
f -making
winked
d their
8 may
QUEER•TASTING LIQTJO
Some forty years ago, the "Go
nor Endicot" arrived at Sale
Massachusette from India, and the
landed several missionaries, wh
departed at once for Boston to re
port their arrival to the Missionary
R.
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AS YOU LIKE 1T.
• 1.18p1L? fli' TUE. f3Qf3I'IT41.4.
And eudoraad by the nwdlosl faculty
tlu:attggtwup the teAtes. Ctaitk'a Catetre
Carta 104410410.tO:bSreef dell .asths41a1y
deal epSeitio left OM dreeaaat•.:,Let Wavery
ease. it Werke* eerteln, *fa,, and rpeett}r
4ure, . i'i(#4r1,trtn tO taata.itnd pmt?Il it Ho.'
• vep powt:tiet 4 iiwtllu}tpnd teetering tbe
Raturet f fnatione. *se ether remedy
firos.auoh aatlofaction, 4ai;aut<a rgeults
rond OP A-4 the antua, 1iRld.
ily 11' druggiSte, .or ttent'to any addresa
on receipt Of AO Cents bit Qlark..Chevaig,d
Go., T.9rente Na* Yoi'Ift , -
A Natural Irig; ry.—Wagg—
What are you doing; now 1 Wood-
en—Oh, I'm living by brain work.
Wagg—I want to know ! Whose?
Stranger (to cabman)—My gond
roan, can you tell ale the nearest
way to the depot? Cabman—Yes,
sor ; ,Inst inside the cab, I ere,
SOC,
..Aubert 'Wallin,. aged twelve,
eon of f F., Wallin, pfr Micllinret,
wart' ;Wing on a 1o4d. Of • manure,
when be ovdrbalapced and pitched,
forward headforemost under the
wagon wh.eet and" broke his beck,
His death was instantaneous.
"Why don't you have your um-
brella marked," said the thoughtful
man. "I don't want to be robbed
of'nly good name,' Hays the wag.
You can reach a woman through
her children and a man through his
wife. And if you want to hit the
whole family shoot 'cm with mo-
lasses.
Sunday School Teacher—Johnny,
who Was the prodigal son? Johnny
—Oh, that was the fellow who went
away a dude and carie back a
tramp.
"And I suppose, like a brave
soldier, you followed your colors."
"Yes ; whenever there was a battle,
I noticed that the colors were flying,
so I fle 1, too."
The wan who makes two blades
of grails grow where one grew
before gets honor and praise. The
man who transforms a check from
eight pounds to 86 gets 17 years in
the penitentiary.
The hand that spanks the baby
and milks the cow and makes the
buiscuits and' plants the flowers
and its the hens and totes the
pantry keys is the hand that ruins
this country,
IUJJ. Y.B.i.. OIL,
Tnie awed, for liagyard'a Yellow' Oi1,.
the beat and promptest pure for all pain
from the simplest sprain to the racking
torture of rheumatism. A ueverfailing
remedy for croup, sore throat, and pain
in the cheat
—Mies I,aeek, who -resided on the
howestead near lleadford with ber
sisters and her brother George,
walked out into the garden and
expired in a few moments. Heart
trouble was the immediate cause,
but Ole had been in delicate health
for surae time previode.
THE RED COLOR of the blood is
oaueed by the iron ft contains. Supply
the iron when lacking by using Milburn's
Beef, Iron and Wine.
Mr. Serultbs (indignantly)—Sir,
I have just discovered that your son
has engaged himself to two of my
daughters. Mr. Grubbs (stupefied)
—The young rascal ! He should
be compelled to marry thein both.
Mr. Constant Squabble—What
kind of a euit do you think I had
better get for Sundays ? Mrs. C.
S.—Well, if you want to get one to
match your Sunday disposition,
you had better get a pepper and
salt suit."
He—Dearest, this is our engage-
ment .ring. It has "Mizpah" in it
—that is, "God be with you till wo
meet again." She—I suppose that's
a delicate way of saying that when-
ever you're around you want to
have me all to yourself. Oh, you
jealous creature 1
Many a man that can face the
enemy on the stump, goes down
before the motherly eloquence of a
woman's tongue like dead grass and
broom straws and lack rabbits
before a prairie fire. It was so
with King David and Marc Antony
and Alexander Hamilton and Julius
CEegar and Mr. Parnell and many
others.
Mr. Tennyson's explanation that he
owes his longlife to hie adoption of a
rule to "oast all your cares on God,"
has the poetic flavor, but it really
won't work in practice. While it
may conduce to long life, it is likely
to lead to a life in the poorhouse
or the penitentiary. The only safe
way is to acquaint the Lord with
the cares, and to follow it up with a
good deal of personal hustling on
your` otiv (114.,
—Messrs McBean Bros,, of
Winnipeg, 'recently shipped from
Port Arthur, by, the Canadian
Pacific Itailway Company, a cargo
of wheat for Montreal, which was
transported by the company's ships
to Owen Sound, Ont., and then
transferred to the railway, and
arrived at Montreal five days later.
This is supposed to he the quickest
time on record by this route.
aa. INT F'R SPORTS.
T ue. gay winker beacon exposes many
to sttauks of c•rl ie, coughs, hoarbanrss,
tightness et the chest, asthma, bron-
chitis. etc., which requires a reliable
remedy litre llagyard a Yeetoral Balsam
for their relief and cure. Known as
reliable fur over thirty years: The beet
cough cure.
—Robert McCormick, who lived
on the east half lot 7, concession 3,
Melancthun, left Shelburne for
home about 8 o'clock in the even-
ing, accompanied by his wife and
two children. Arriving home, he
went to put the horse away. A
few minutes later his wife looked
out to see how he was getting along
and she found him lying on the
ground whore he had unhitched
his horse. ile only lived about an
hour.
ILAINTDEPDIVIEEP ORGAN' FRE
Ciiet Away Beet With kin awlest �. Vier Tat
illru gee, the pian s» wOrgan, now, on exhibition. 'VI(
MANY MEN, MANY MINDS,"hut
all men and all minds agree ail to the
merits of Burdock Pllle, small and sugar -
(salted.
C . NTON
—John Currie, of Victoria, near
Stoncwall,Mau.,sustained averyseri-
ous losses well as nearly losing his
life a few mornings since. About
6 o'clock he went to his stables to
feed his horses. On entering the
etabl.i he lit his pipe, dropping the
burning match on the straw and
litter that covered the floor. In au
instant the whole was in a flame.
Mr. Currie attempted to get his
horses, but (lid not succeed in
doing so. His clothes caught fire,
by which he was seriously burned.
The stables, containing 5 horses, 2
bulls, 1 calf and about 70 hens,
were consumed. His loss is about
$1,000, no insurance.
HEALTH IN HERBS.
Health -giving herbs, barks, roots, and
berries are carefully combined in But -
dock Blood Bitters, which regulate the
secretions, purify the blood and renovate
and strengthen the entire system. Price
$1 a bottle, six for $Ci. Less than 1 cent
a dose.
THE NEW AIR SRIt'i
The new air ship travels 200 miles an
hour, good time, but none ton quick if
one wanted klagyard's Yellow Oil. This
peerlese,pain-soothing remedy is n prompt
and pleasant ours for sore throat, croup,
colds, rheumatism, pains in the cheer,
and back ; neuralgia. For external and
internal use. Pride 25c,
STRIIEs
THE POUT
: OF ,THE,
aISEASe
Ia need bath internally at d externally.
It sots ¢uio.1,9, attordiag* tmoat instant
relief from the never at pain.
'In iECTI.Y TO THE SPOT.
ITTST11TWOUS Ill ITS ACTI011.
For CRAMPS, CHILLS, CQLIC,.
DIARRIIC A, DYSENTERY,,
CHOLERA MQRBUS,
turd all BOWEL CQMPLAINTS, -
MO REMEDY EQUALS
THE PAIN -KILLER,
in Ganadtan Cholera, and Bowel
It cures In a very ehor t time.
THC.DEST FAMILY REMEDY FOR
BURNS, BRUISES, SPRAINS,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA and TOOTHACHE.
Sow EVERYWHERE AT 260. A BOTTLt.
ser Beware of Counterfeits and Imitations.
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DO YOU KEEP IT IN THE HOUSE?
ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.
NO BETTER REMEDY FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, CONSUMPTION, dt,C.
c SHE LOST HER LON; FR
BUSINESS Ai� ®I��CE ��T.
because her breath .+'.1 ..tr-naive fr rot n
slight tunc.h o1 ('atarth ile w„o..l ;+ d ('LslbRESr'ONIDENCE.
marries! ano.her ghl eheoe 1„e,'1 ',PPR We will at all tineas he pleased to
sweet fr•.m the us" of C ark's C.1 .r.h
Cute. If veer l'.v, r n+ ar,tti,•n in la., in receiveitems of news from our sub -
worth 50 +ee,to to rreeerve, thio K' io seribei-s. We want a good corres-
your druggist at once. T"ko nothing puudent in everit locality, nut already
else, for nothing else will cure you su ,K+I'resented, to ;end us RELIABLE news,
easily and quick, If you cannot pet
Clark'., Catarrh Cu,c front your druggist,
then send •'!sec' t n nark C11,1111(411 Cu,,
Torr•nto, Now Yolk•----
-
-During the first five utuuwl's of
thie year 6,309 settlers arrived at
Winnipeg with 400 care et effects.
—For the past year there has
been trouble among the parishion-
ers of Christ church, Amhersthurg,
and a number of charges have been
made against the presiding clergy-
man, Rev. William Wye. A com-
mission appointed by Bishop Bald-
win met in Amhorstburg on
Thursday of last week and went
into the matter. The prosecution
and the defence were both repre-
sented by lawyers. The charges
brought against Mr. Wye are of
"disorderly, criminal and scanda-
lous conduct." He ie also charged
with making false returns to the
synod. The evidence for the prose-
cution was principally a copious re-
port of a hearing before F. E.
Maroon last June, when Mr. Wye
was up on a judgment summons,
and the prosecution contended that
he swore falsely. The commission
will report to the bishop, who will
then give his decision.
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ADVICE •r0 Mteri".n1. Aro you tiis'urbed at
tight and broken of your rest by s sick chid
suffering and (trying with paiu,.f coo in. Ti, ib? ADVERTISERS.
It ao sand tit once and set a bottle of "Airs.
Winslow's Soothing S)+•np" f„r Childben Tooth AduertiseJ•s will please bear in rattle
ing. Its value is tnnaleuable, It will relieve
theponr little sufferer hoc:editttely. Depend npon that all "changes” of advertisements,
it, mothers; th..re is no reist,.ko Hb,,nt it. 1t to ensure insertion, should be handed
aures D,sent.ry and Dim rhe' , ropustcs the
stomach and bowels, cures Winn Coca. Hcftuus in not lute?. than MONDAY NOON of
the gums, rerin. es inflammation, and gives tone
and energy to the whole sy3ttnt. ''Mrs Winslow's each week.
Soothing Syrup" tar Phi Oe, teeth!, g is pl:+.Inant -
to the taste end is the prescription 11 ono o1 the I CIRCULATION.oldest and best fellatio physicians annou
d n. in
the United States, and 1s for sale by hal dru,tgist's THE NEWS-IZECOIiD leas a larger
throughout the world. Price25 cents a bottle.
Be sure and ask for 'Mits.\VINHLOW'H SO-,THINo circulation than any other paper in
SYRUP," and tube no other kind, 656y
this section, and as an advertising
—Mrs John I1loure, of Holland, medium has few equals in Ontario.
was thrown trues a wagon white Our books are open to those who
descending the Saugnell hill and mean lividness. —
fatally injured. .9011; I' INT1i%G.
THE KEY STONE. The Job Lel artment of this jour -
Regular action of the bowels is the key- nal is one of the best equipped in
stone of health. The use of B B B. in- Western Ontario, and a superior
&urea it and curet) euuettpatton, dyspepsia, class of work is guaranteed at very
etc. lom priers.
Miss F. Williams, 145 BL+or Street,
Ti,ronto, writes : ''H.;ve nerd your
But dock Rlo",l ktttere for ol er'p:10i' n
and p.tu+ in the head m i..lt gr<at +w.ue.e.
1 inlprrn•etl 1, mil the ace•iol1 ,lure,'
The patience of a stoic can be easily
fretted by the acute, spas.nodio pains of
toothache, yet :+t. Jacob's Oil will cure
the pain in a few minutes, surely and
nomppletely. It penetrtitee to the nerve,,,
arid- Ina the palu.
s
--In the assizes at Victoria, B.
C., lust weak, Patterson, found
guilty of rape on a little girl of tee
years, was Sella 110ed to 80000 years
in tate penitentiary.
AS AN AlD to int,.,,.1 remedies fur
Skin diseases. Dr. Low'. Sulphur Soap
proven very valuable,
—Edward McConuoll, seventy-
four years of age, one of the pio-
neers of the first concession of
Malahide, had just. dispoeed of
some cattle and returned to the
house when he dropped dead,
T'VO YEARS AGO.
Two years ago I way trrubled with an
ulcer on my ankle. ha.•ing used B, 13 H.
f r had blond I nrotured a bottle and a
hos of Burdock heeling °int",nt.
After using 3 bottle. and 3 boxes I was
oomph Lely cared. M Wm. V. B.yet,
Brantford, Ont.
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ERRORS OF YOUNG AHD OLD
Organic Weakness, Failing Memory, Teak of
Energy,. Physical Decay. positively cured by
Hazotton's Vitalizer. Also Nervous Debility,
Dimness of Sight Loss of Ambition, Unfitness
to Marry, Stunted Development, Loss of Power
Paine in the Back, Night Emissions, Drain in
Urine, Seminal Losses, Sleeplessness. Aversion
to Society, Unfit for Study Excove Indul.
pence, eta., eta Every bottle eal
ottle guaranteed.
20,000 sold yearly. Address, enclosing stamp
for treatise, J. E. HAZELTON, 'Graduated
ha _aoiett, 808 Y•qn e SI•r.,.-Tcrppt9.-Aitttr •:,�
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ClTRAY STOCK ADVER
TiSEM:ENTS inserted in THE
- NEWS Recoau at low rates. The law
makes it compulsory to advertise stray stock
it yon want any )find of advertising you will not
do better than call on Tewe•Reocord.
IMPLEMENTS.
The subscriber having severed his connection
with the :V •w-ry Oomnany, desiree to intimate
that be has been appointed agent for tho well-
known ilrm of
FROST & WOOD,
implement makers, of Smith's Palle, and will be
pleased to all n11 orders in his lino so heretofore.
Will also keep on hand WILKINSON PLOWS,
COLTER S. SCOTT DRILLS, Dtsc 11Annatvi, and
artiolee of like nature.
WM. STANLEY,
647-6m Bolmesvine and Clinton
A NICE HOME
AT A BAIIOAIN.—Eightacres of land with a
select orchard of choice apple trees;
euinfortable house end stables ; adjoining:0ode-
rich township. Apply to lh L. DOYLE, Oode.
528•tt
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THE' CELEBRATED
Ideal Waster'
and Wr!rer.
CI a
M?
THE BEST IN THE MARKET
Machines Allowed on Trial
am also agent for all
All Agricultural Implements
Wareroom opposite Fair's Mill.
Call and see me.
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