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-NOTICE.
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i,wish to intimate the People of. *noir
and sarroandlnk country, ths!-I aa now
ready to del all •kindp Of_work in my _
ins_itt lowest prices, consistent
with good work.,
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6130Cialty, Frames and Stereo.
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-seepes-always on fiend...
1 E.L. JOHNSON:
Lucknow, Sept ¶th.
TIME -TAEILE.
'GOING NOR141..
•No..1 71 p.
Ns. 2 -2:2i) m..
No.3-10,23 p. m
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GOING SOTTTII
No. 4-5.14, a.th
No. 5--11:22a.m
No.:6 5.80 p:m.
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Vittag
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VILLAPE .00UPIpIL.
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—More sno
°abide on' the
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—A couple df third -rite -blizzards
this week -
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--For cheap Canned fruits go to K.
J. McLeod'a• .•
—Mrs. Thos Fleteher, of Pt -rug -eels,
is visiting her . friends in this village.
..----The Refor. i majority. fir' the
Ontario House ill ' be about twenty-
two.• ' - H.
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—Mr. 'W. 'Me is received lastweek
by exp; ss -a ,ma nificent Pair- of `New-,
foundla d uppi g..
—it . cLet d extends an invita-
tion ' to the nubl" toCall and see. his.
cheap stock Of c tined fruits.
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----The mails were carried by sleighs
o-- -and: from Whigham during- the.
sno1s1ockad th A we6k. • -- - _ -
A meeting. of 1 the' village, -Council.
,- was...held - at the call of the Reeve in
the Clerk's office on Saturday evening
last, When the Reeve and .COuncillors.
Tennant, Robinson,Steisrart.and Bryan
were 'present. The minutes of last
meeting were read and on motion,
confirmed: An account of $20. from. -
M• Corrigan as ;alary for Collector for
1882, was rendeecl, witen it was Moir --
ed- ky.Ceun....Tennant and seconded by
Co`un. Stewart, that it be paid. Carried._
The Clerk submitted a. By-leawregu-
la,ting the Licenses for Lucknow,which
was read thefirst time. Moved
.Coun... Tennant; seconded. by Coun.-
-Bryan, that the, License - By -Law fQr
1882, be repealed. . Gerrie& Moved
Alelt.' Rose, harnese maker,
Weinte all paties indebted to: lain for
harness, etc., to q11 and settle for the
once. -
—It is i
sivpr
amount Of stiOw
on the railw
Lucknow.-
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--Mr. •Geo.1 o „las was a represent-
ative fi'omLticktow. Lodge A.O. U.
W.. to the -Gran( Lodge 'meeting . in
Lonclon•last Wee
__Parties.who 1 itend having auction
sales .should get t eir bills; printed •at
the SENTiNEL bffib, a free advertise-.
nient giveii toeVe y auction.sale.
ing what a little
-11 stop the traffic
e, running through
—Messrs. Whi ely, -West; McCar-
roll arid Jewitt e h :contributed $20
to the -village tre ury last week for
• b Colin. Bryan -and seconded by Coma. selling liquor eon ary to by. -law..-
t.eNlart, that this " Council go into a-
---We'had' bet gO: the
with Conn.
C.ominittee to consider the By -Lw,
ad days Of " it,ii the railway
.* Tennant in the chair.' • ,•
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Carried: Moved -by Reeve CaMpbell "conti.nu to cancel the c 's •• . ft • -
trains for.everr.littie snow storm,
aud siteonded by Omni.. Stewart, that;
tlie By -Law be read a second and third —The Rev.': J. tlgacuabb . preached
in, the Methodist .-Ohurch on Stindav
Carried. Moved by Coun.
Bryan And seconded' by.. Courti Stew"'ening 'last;tIle'11:ev-- 'L. T. Smith
a.rt,•that- the By -Law. be .adopted as °P41-1)Yi.-nga similhr'. position
- read. .Carried.- : Moved by .0oun. Presbytriaiichurch.-• •
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Anson, Past Taster
-incial Grange,. will
"Agriculture" in
Stewart and seconded liy•Coun•Robert- Mr. Ja-b61! Rd
son, that ,the Reeve and espuncillors -tof .the Ontario ;Pr
Bryan and Tennanj. be the lin: inCes deliver a lecture o
cbmnaittee:1 Carried; ,The Committee
•appointed to examine.' the ,Fire Hall
reported that they found it insatisfact-
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ory, and "eonsider• that if the'engine-
Were placed ina proper building, it
-would(be found in a perfeCtly-satis-
factory • _condition.; The report - .was section. . Wedding
adopted, :after -which the -Coun.cit id- but Weddings- :
, jeurned,.. - appears ibe at a:
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t -,Spring assize
Walkerton before. _
the ,1 -6th ;at
-Chancery s
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4-10.440w. .in.g..i:s.,a,eopy,'ofs telegram rain wheat
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eceived from Col. A. M. Boas, e 4=9 WWilt
Member elect for West Huron "My
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:best thanks to the friends inand around -
-Lucktiow for their good - work in West
awadosh and Aahfield.
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Goderich, Feb, 28th,. 1883.
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to Mrs. Smith's for Polka,
Dot and Cream Frillings•
Wedding party, consisting %Of'
two couples, created considerable
amusement for the boys, and girls too,:
on Wednesday last, by Marchring-ip
.and down the main' street, locked in-
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eachothers arms and having on White
gloves and all the other parphanalia
required to set -out" a -blushing bride.
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--Metrepolitan March -Numbers, 3
Cents each, or Jan. Feb. and: March'
_Numbers for 5 -Cents, - at Mrs. Smith's
--The limesint Of milk receiVed at
the Silver Lake. cheese factory, Kinloss;
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during. the season of 18823 was 538,150
lbs, 50,905 lbs of .Cheese • were- made.
,The average Price received per lb. for
the cheese was 11.15 cents. A. Total
receipts from All sources,- were ?6,217.
$4,210,20 were paid to patrons during
the season. T. J. 61;tewart, -President;
John Kaake, Secretary-Treae; -
--As a general rule our subseribers
have reaps:aided to. the request for ad-,
_Vance payment with gratifying prompt-
itude but they are .still'a great many
on our list who are in arrears. We
should once more urge them to pay up
old scores anct favor ; Ili with 'a year;s-
subScription in advance as well. We
do not like toresorttoektrememeasures
to collect Our justdues,and have so far
refrained from 'doing so,but the amount
owing us for subscription and Other
claiins are growing go large that We Will .
be cOMpelled to enforceits collection if
it is not speedily; reduced: .
rotatoes.•;--perints.
• Hay--Tper ton. .„
Wool .••
; Pork -Per .9wt.
Eggs
Butter-
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• Apples,-
Wood•.--
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eheipskins-
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... 020 0 21
700 goo
SO 6 to'
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Overeteatil
Shirts' an
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75 1 00.
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.6 to 7 as .per. lb
MI -1E .IINDERSIGN,T;0 WTglIES. TO
inf;irin the .farmerSznud ethers in 'this"
se,Ctirin that- lie will. .for service this
sepson. at -Lots 74:and 714 fi in 1, Township
of 1(in-1(4s:that .fine thin*t irli,rdedfSrohlztm-Trl.• jrn.,
Bull; " N•iro,"
11. Gardner, of Mal* -0 Film:
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Red -and White„calVeit prit lOth. 1880,
Bred bw111.essrs. J. & .R. ,Quttin, 'Salem:Pm:
of Wellington ; got 1.93, NW:A: Pothes [51781
dam Ji. -)11,11113 (Vol- 4, p• 22,1 by -Roger [2157],
10892 g .d Princess- 1' trice, by Oxtord
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Prince • [192a] gr. g. r4.1, oris. by Joh
O'Gaunt 2nd Pro]; • (1308p) it -Berl Tab, 2nd,
by Sebsatapool N571,-;:13-01 Lily, by Irlarrw
.6215.- I.W1 3rd, by P.rince
Albert [545j, 5085. -Rod Z.
-11e, by Berry [58],
(.1(41);--Cifiderdra,by (3•184);-Ysfing
Florit, by ecebs, 34:9, bri by Mr.
.1!„Iason,-of Durfg England.
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March 14, 1883? ucktiOW"P.• 0.
Settle your Accounts. .
- Mr. Alex. .:Fincliater, jeweller; re-
quests :all parties owing him" small
accounts to tall and settle the ianie as
Bean ai possible.- ••-
the • Grey Ox ol house, to-nieht - N- • A
- - ttt- I OSt MTV Ce ews paper ge nee...
.(Thursday,).11arci„. 1st,. -at 7_ -o'cloek.
All
-the leading Canadian and Amer-.
jean tiewepapere can be obtained at
All are _iiivitecl;' adilnission free: •
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=The sever -0.... id weather of club.:.i.at6 applyino• th
ijj present 'winter- ha:..proved a .boon to, Melli,3-at the LucknoW Post'OttiCc.
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ent °Men of .this - ; ' - •
weddings, nething. :Short -Mor,
11 other busine's Mr Wesley Ilencletsbn,-of .the-prst.
andKinlOse,'''.purChased. last Weekwill7,.
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be held . .at from- Mt. Jame* 11. Gardner, of Maple.
r; Justice Galt be Grove, Ashfieid; the well known Short.
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cnieribh on the .,W.1 7 4011/ B!.111, "Nero,' for the handsome _
ting at Walkerton. -son, Of $1.60.-. :iFor.furthet partiettlats •
as to pedigree, etc., reaka,dvertistnent
in another 'cOlunni. •
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' Co'm Olin, enter* it; a Lucknowite.
Speaking of a_inceting held in TiVer:-
ten on Mcnidayi. evening, of last eek on the 16th March- At Gocletich ..20th
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in'the interests of Mr. IL -P9 O'Connor March..., ?
It P.:. R., the lOttch Mao Op t ------he fel., • .4-TheKinloss C
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tributeto fr.
1 E1 Camereli, Of thra village*:,— •
- "Mr. Jii0..-141vgilven was -elected -to
_ny. have - pur-
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-chased another young Short4forn Bull
$ . - ,
.to replace the#10 b q.1-"Sentinek"whielf
was sold this winter 11 . We beleive the
CompAny paid in tli neighborhood of
' the...chair, and in a few_ pithy remarks' $200 for the young I till. ' He is a per-
Etroduced the speaker of the .eiretii14; fect'beatity. i ' .
Mr D E.:Cameron, :of Lucknow, WI);
exprected regret .at •Mr. OVonnor's
being able to- be present The riding
fate, and it was impossible-f6r-
cindidate to .visit the Whole of it in _
person,. Therefore hewas reernmisciotied -
to express- kir: O'Connor's s•polOgiea. to*
the niceting.-- That .gentleman- was
known to most of those*.present,_ And
a1thou4h he was but a young member,
Yet we -had; proof that .he was to be no
.tigurehead -or..-11.ummey- in the Prov-
incial Parliament. ,, Mr. Can:retort-then
went. o:ver the principal of the:, legisla-
tive acts of the Alewat• Adininistration
frthe past few years; alicfcintiPletelY
-v:rndicated,the action taken in every -
'Alter about aithourEanci a halfa
ableaddress, the speaker. sat down
. amid a hearty ibehd of applause,. •
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After a tea, -reinarke_ by Mr. Pollard
Cie folio -wing rfisolutiou put -arid
rried eoarthimusjy, .ovhm ;•this
uteeting - _haying"' heard. With. ,-pleaSute
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the eible speech of Mr. D. R Canieron
-far .Mr. O'Contio-t-,,;pledgeS itself to
.11arii1y support the.- Mowat
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traion.-. by_continuing their support to color, and stimulate R the follicles to
' tftlie present member, Mr. H p.produce ' a new-a'a4 I liriant growth.
(Connor." -• . It else cleanses the .calp, eradicates
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Qu. inotien of.Jno. Pollard seconded ' dandriiir"and is 14 111°
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harmless dressing; i
,b.i, Don. .Caw:Ton, a unalimous - vote- -
is spring.: resurrection of
Iature's latent foto • is ,taking place.
-Like the World atoll d you, renew your
.complexion, in.v40 te your powers,
(deal* the channels of ,Ayer's
Sarsaparilla is the 'ens to use for
this purpose.- '
addition . to.,
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Paisley- Adviwate c,
another -for paper fr
the wail. of the
mood here- is
- the „Enteipisel'
"A freight train,: ha; not Arrived. 'in-
-Chesley. for abo t .thr*.e- weeks ; we have
a'lot :of printing' pOr • oft' the road,
ock arrives, have.
t week's issue."
and unless- the.neW
not paper to:print noil
*---Mr. D. G. ROCS,
Ssotland,
J 8..1-lamiltbn a
tford,- their age
mag ifieent silver: cu
for byithe Curlers o
-particulars' of the Co
made public,
. your - hair t
gradually failincr
newer will restore! it
f the ten ViTyvis
s sent to Messrs.,
Company, of -
.5 in Canada, a
to be -competed -
• Ontario. The
*test Akre not- yet'
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ning gray and
Hall's Hair" Re -
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to Its original ,
of thanks Wai given to 'Mr: -Canieron,
fw hii able address.'
. —On night shortly. before
JOIeven„o'cloelc, flames were obseree;d
eking through the roof., near she,
eltininey„ of Mitchell Beni, grocery,.
�rner of -Harbor and (been . Streete.
.Xincirdine. • ' the ctfurs• ;of 4vro
•ksarinoesiithstanding the exertions at
then and citizens, this bu4ding 4wd
one actioipi..ty
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That t15,000 Prize.
"The Look -nevi, SKitlitsizi,.man didn't
draw- the $15,000,- as he :expected to
'do; but has become resigned to his fate;
We are. pleased to'See, ..however, that'
his fellow-townsinati, Berry,
was more , lucky, he being entitled to
catch .on. to $25• of the. $150, that..
Went to. Luekno:w: he isn't at all
satieAed, either; as . he: was crack
certain of the big prize, and not being
a newspaper inan he will not be able
to wear a look of .calm re -pose; -like
Brother- Bryan, for some: tithe to come. ,
Never mind, 'Yank,' better luck next
Zits4 Time
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• Percherori 1-1.erses..
lumber merchant of Car - aid a vi it
DISSOLUTION o ERSHIP.
VOTICE IS IIE Y. * GIVEN
.. the partn‘t. tip liertefore
existing between T as Lawrence
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and, James Findlater, he village of
• Lucknpw,- Plow Maker -I -and General
Blacksmiths, under th'01-tyle and firm
of Thos. Lawrence Jr. (yA., has this .day
been dissolved- by Af ittial. Consent.
'The business- will in -J,iiiPure• -be cap,'
.ried.en by James Firtd_14 -
All claims- against t,
Thonias Lawtence
senteci to Thoinis La
-settle the same, and
the said firm must be
Lawrence at once.
"PIUS: Vaioii,.?-
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Witness
Pated this 22nd day
ate'l.Firtni- of
mii-stbe pre -
"at, 'Who will
plats.' dile . to'
Thomas
LAW/IMO!.
INTiLATICIL
Feb. 188s;
J GRENA
Wishes io infOrmthe public t lathe trito
constii1)tli7 on -hand-a-
FIRST-CLASS 8TK CF
Mcn'ts;
Women's,
..Uisties' and
Children's Boots‘
Go And exainine' JR sucos,99
Rtock iti each claris, esinc3a4ly e
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BuffPebbie & Whole -Steck 11,044s .
Before pureitssIng' :sinewlh ie. e
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Manufacturing a Speciaity.
toist .year's. stock 8fill at, 8 R. 1111,104 r '
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VrEsgs and 'Butter taken is
for goods.
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selling a• portion o
Etiock of
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Mr: Henry Cargill, the well known
restores,' With: the glOss and ffti-thness of youth,
ftidedor graylair to:4 natiiratl:.-01. brown color,
--or deep blitel,ns may desirctli 4 its use light
or red hafir.may be darkened, tiiKliair-thiehened,
and baldness often, though aciA ki4rayS,
teltecks falling of the haii41.0 stimulates a
weak and Sickly growth to vigofr.k4 prevents and
cures Scurf and dandruff, and'A4Is nearly -every
disease peculiar to the scalp. Bair
oressint; the tiCtorg. is•uncoitaf4d ; it contain*
g , p s n later oil. nor dye renders r soft. glossy-,
:zee silken fit anpet:rance,and ist1;n: .Orts a delicate,
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'agreeable, and lasting Perftiniel
;to the farm of W...Diinhani, Wayne
-Illinois and. Made a pUrchase.theIe
three 'Percheron horsek. and ;tie
•-thorough-bred mire. One .of the
two: years." Old,
and "Vial's; a inare is twelve years old:
A young mare and "Viale,"doet
The thorotigh-bred-'mare-Ltive -ears*
$25Q. Mr..-Cergilrs intention
is to raise -first -class steck.-for'which he
has 'made 'a-gbOd befinning.- '
Feathered Visitors.
Several o our exchanges ,are re
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marking otkthe appearance this winter
in Various parts of the Province, of
t 'agteeable and: birds supposed to be *new ;to Ontario;
-Exeter -htia- alsO been.: visited sby the
feathered. strangers. One of put.;
doien of -them hopping about
spruce tree in. the , garden; .• whence
they .fiew. to a mountain' ash; breakfait:.,
ing, on the .frozen *berries. They arera -
large brownish grey bird, seine of -them
witlt.beautitul red breasts. ; they are
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not, however, altogether strange to this
part of the country, 'baking. been seen
variotia times, Over in *suehlaiigi
-numbers as. this wintei.- Their English
name is the Pine Grosbeak, slid. being ,
an ArotiC.bird aire not often Seen to fart
-47-he ' following. ,.composition
on tha- ow,. wai .44 ed: to :us ,:hy a
- pupil -of the-*Walketti Public Schisol",:
Tlio• cow. .is,anintle. *..i 4-": legs and : 1
- tail - and '2. ears - aind I-. nine-- and ' 2
nestrale, •a,,nd so fourth... Milkisxtraet:.
, , : . .,
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'ed from her bra- SOur us .mOshuu of
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the hands i not .thefco is -.hands but a
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persons. hands, , Her. ...esti- is good :to-
; but
at and her. hOrnis: . 4.re,,-keod_Tto prick:
holes in - is' boy: 'mini)! hr ,.hind, legs _ i';0 -
aft eAvy oirer the fee or..shoyo- Iiiiiii
p in at, $!iilk
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ied by.
ik
through the wall or
I pail, tie., tlre:
zenr the Ot eiinorning.ebserved about
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P. BaionEit writes frein-igiriv, O., July
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3, 1882 : "Last, fall my hair cd#16nceil fulling .
out; and in a short Mae becani.I early bald:
used 'part of -a :bottle of ii,klopStHaiit Vtooa,.
whickstopped the of IMO and started
a.new growth.. I hiti-e now a mail of liair
growing vigorously, andamcdn Owed that but
for the use of your preparation have been -
entirely bald." - - -
j. W. flowas, proprietor oft1,01.i7.4rtnur (Ohio)
uquirer, says : HAIR. •.gm
,kiott is &ost
. excellent preparation fer the. Ii21,3-11.j 1 speak of it
,froni-natown exiterience. its 141 promotes the ,
growth- of new hair, and makes' FttlgIssy and soft.
The VIGOR is also a sure cure fohlfindrutf.
within niy knowledge, has the **aration eller
. failed to give entire satisfactlopaill •.
ANo les .-rmitnitiRlt leak'llof -the !Cele-
"- Pairbairn Pandly "of k„ex4isli Vocalists, -.
writes from Boston; Mass., Pee FP144$0 : " Eve);
since my !Air began to gi ve ail ver.`4.11•gidenee (4 the
. change which tleethigtiniaproctili,4, liave ased
. AYER's I -I A la Vionic, and -so able to
:maintain an appearance of youtl'ifi:iness --a ntat-
ter Of considerable -consequenilt•Ao ininisteek
-omtora, aetors,-.and in fact everyi who livOia
" the eyes of the public.". -11
PRF orr,wrftLig tiu 18 Rita $f., .
trlildown, --.4fass.; April 14; :„pays "Two
• years ,ago two -thirds -of hi 1afr came tir.
t t•iinned, very rapidly. and. 1- waq fast growiil
„ bald. On Using_ A rocn's Hain rq,:n? the falrtg
Stopped and new growth eon,....v.encied, and 'a
libollt'a'„itionth my headwapdolt:41:40Y COTtirt4
irle4.1fIiort eontinne;;P. grow, and le
now as .gond as before it fell. I reiii.414.irly wird hut
one bottle•Of the l'toott but noni-1-4p it or
esesiey
- -ally as a dressing." A
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"M103' Of Ari'sJ11 VIGOR.' it needs haide
trial so ocuivisse the most iikepikt.;1 141116110.
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Dr. J.C. Ayer & -Co;;
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as oar latitude.
COST
Before .receiying their spring
Mena, Womans, Misses and
•drene Boots included in this Sal
• We. -purpose -extending this s
'Big . weeks, so do not miss the ehallit•
of a. great bargain by not eallinklearry„
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This is no humbug which you Noll
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see by Calling arid . pricing- o
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Peart Oorri
I wirb i111441.6 Ile citizens of Lucke
eenvandiag--tovittry, tlakt I IM
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evened. Up
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In R. G. iarelevill'a Oici Stead. 1
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on hand, a1:1 Ulnas
AILL *!NDS OF FRIESfri 1111.
Meat :Delivered te aB Pane
A; Village; ee 13herteet.it011011,
*Iva so a 'all.
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