The Huron Signal, 1881-03-04, Page 66
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MARCH t, t
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rhe Poet's Corner.
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on • pair of bright ayes meet.
agate yo a heart >, raptor. beat:
ane voile urort b you more sweet
'ocher voila you know,
°tOw+ sey httitad d sNw;
belghtsst yea have dt bMew; Q,
weeteat voles of your& sad maid
cry falsest thing let' add,
teby rrrotight •deal of woe:
Oo Mow. my friend, go slow.
ou're oo°vtnced ou are •
y past,
doing all the world to know it,
wine editor to show it,
r71111.
oes lull of glow and blow.
w slow, ia, friend, do slow;
many none hat dune thesams,
ought to grasp the hand of Fame,
Loa never seen hls n.nte
And why - waste baskets know:
o'low, my friend, go slow.
oar to greed fur money yield,
■g the mighty p,w'r W yield
a!ways found in golden field,
aselaes
o
the
th
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efling
tis
he
igion
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Lund
conspicuous
asinees
gh
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man's
mister—'
ed
lls
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nu
who
plied;
p
neral
n
the
seven
ptt-Chutta-Bartlett
her
Farm find harden.
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One pilus MI treat's foot oil seized
with four oar of lampblack makes a
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parhroees e>t life,.. the orbs, Ata beat
Cf- ?'_ 1
YIOIC'B
wined it .vsr tomo.
The 'lid theme Wage
Y,i/sff4l/11 iMS.ti NUMB
al►eweseful setas
with w we elite call • hummed
Y awed
He u but .l
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ye�ss,
new sod g0/ Illu■intitrs,
V hove 7]owwe
made
g tcto be in
the age wHe he Wroht to be in the full
thedesage
t,d. of cheerful t wtivtty, he to
have exhausted life. — (Yuri 'e Cum-
D E T L O & C a ' S
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psa�d
rat De esinsad ur Os est to aa$ty
a�
d� y,
wantdss� s ilssb are best In Ith «world. The
11)oral Omids wW tall how to sod gssw
f
Pliu tolls t Dsdelus invented the
saw. satrdie•t se d wl•ioh we
have recorded was in Madeira in
14�
When strawberry p is are set in rows
three feet apart and • foot Ln tees
.
rows it requires 14,690 fix an act*
one cud tarmrer w the+ he rehaaes
g 1"
histheir
stock, when it u draper than it u w the
st `he `t`it`er hu mitt f.ed `err he
winter
Charred corn u one of the htest things
which tan be ted to hens to [make theta
lay. It meet nut be fed as a regalia
diet, but in lirnit*,d quaatiti•s mach qty
There is no probabilit that milking
either hells[ or cow before ate oa1ves
Will do her goy hada., while wefieeting
nr objecting ludo it stay de ..nous m-
lull.
A simple and crenae remedy fur lie.
on cattle i° t.- . ve Ibm • tborossi dust-
l with w+ . +
ng ashes every other day,
brushisg them dean the following day.
Tu heavily foal a enw ec non[smal
a it r e y.
f� wH p�uce ery � „mks ,haii fd
to WWI that give large quentiteas of rich
milk.
It is said by careful men that it is mast
profitable to grow for beef these animal
that can be turned off at two years old.
Greater age will give weight, bat a much
increased of»t
During the comparative leisure of the
winter the prudent gardner will take care
to get in readiness all tools needed for
use in the field; a littlo foretho ht now
ng
will save hurry and loss of time in the
busy season of the year.
The excessived ry summer and autumn
of last year, oombined with the fact that
now the round has so far been well
$
covered with snow, will no doubt add
tl to the fertilit of the soil, and
oother ythings being favorable, we may
reasonably expect good crops.
A very simple remedy—are said to
be effective—to rid canary bids of mites,
is to place a clean white cloth over the
cage at night. The vermin leave the
bird and gather upon the cloth. They
are very small, red and scarcely discerra-
ble with the naked a e.
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The moisture in which one kind of
seed would flourish would be destructive
to another class, causing them t.o rot in-
stead of forcing growth. The heat ne-
to start one clam of seeds would
dry up and utterly destroy the germ of
another class. The aplication of rules
raqui,ea a mixture of common sense and
observation.
Too many tarmers ,nanifeat a degree
of contempt for the smaller pnoducta of
the farm particularly these cultivators
who are en ed in retain Lr a coo of
g°g g Ps
wheat avid corn, or who are largely en-
gaged in the dairy business. Aa a con-
sequence there is after a lack of vege-
tables on such farms, with perhaps a
short sup ly of eggs or honey, combined
p
often with a complete neglect of amall
frnita
A correspondent hands us the follow-
ing method of preparing sugar for feed-
ing bee°:—To four quarts of white sugar
add one quart of boiling water, heat over
a brisk fire, stirring all the time until it
boils about five minutes. Remove from
the fire and set the dish in s basin of
cold water, and stir briskly until it be-
gins to et white and creamy. Now
ur on plates and let the sugar cool in
large des, If it does not crystallize by
stirring there too much water in it, and
you will have to put it back on the stove
and boil fora few minutes again. When
you have got your cakes of 000l, herd
candy, ut them on the frames over the
bees. —[American Cultivator.
pe.stun.
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Anecdote■ of Carlyle.
—
Ameriwtu were always to see
NOW Scotch T�eeds !Nei
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s
Hats .
I a e. nom` t * lutb"
W Pts fn pored Plate: /IAO In vinsp o
InNied�: oe F r Fqr
s steasaine-
going
him and were coutmonly rewarded for
'
cttriwity and adttriratiuu by being
told do his grttlf way Liar their ouustry
wag bent devilward. std that it merited
its doom_ Many of thein will remember
Lin house in Ch Chelsea,
CHOICE PAl TERNS 1
IMPORTED DiRECT !
TH1C NEWEST STYLUS.•
Bales of NEW CAR PETS I
SPECIAL VALUE:.
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py culuead l'i■tely■te i uayry a h gad
tastily tine Kngrsvlt�. Price {116 a year;
1'1ve Copies er $&OS. specimen Numbers
( 1e■
scat fur ° ccn 9 t rul aro dor rs lents.
Address. JANt;tl VIC�. Rochester , Y
his a row,
andthte pLin drawi room in which he
oeuamonly sat tottwlittg himself with hie
cls pipes, and surrounded by
Hume,
An IMMENSE STOCK
TO CILUUBZ FHOM.
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BIG BARGAIN6 IN TABLK LINEN
AND TOWELLING.
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WHAT
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'portraits
of Frederick the Great Martin
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A lr
Luther, Goethe, Cromwell, and .other
heroes whom he reverent ed and honored.
Engliahmatt once wn,te to Itir.
Carlyle calling his attention to a news
paper debate on his religious opinions,
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BOO
S & S H O E S e
And People iu l'art►da ray about
��o► ++}
I M/No Y ij'S Emulsion
pomp and pride and show,
glow, my friend, go sloe;
usar,d., tempted b the dare
th. have fallen fn thesnare
thief. And now despair,
and shame have brought them low:
: slow, my Mead, go slow.
d old earth ls never wrong:
bed works taus Jet ere beat
pea. before a happy throng
re in the meadows taw.
r slow. my Mend, go glow.
sting Elves life toeummer s Aew're,
nnur'srunand summer'sehow'n
the trait for autumn bow'n,
tumn frost brings winter snow;
r slow, my Mend, go slow.
and asked the Chelsea sage point-blank :
"Are you s Pantheuil' r. Cariyls
adwered: "No, never was; nor a Put-
theist either. Far the rest never mind
these poor people. $o far as they don't
meat[ well, the dautage is all their own.
T. C. March 7 18; 0. "
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When Charles Dickens had decided to
write "A Tale of Two Cities " knowi
that Cartyle had made .renal stadia. ave
.,
bit French Revolution," he eked the
latter to Nod him • few books that
would best worth consulting. Judge of
the novelist's su rise when a la a van
fP r$
drove up to hie door and discharged its
We are reoehl Ilberat ahi menta of Of Pure Cod Liver Oil
s,g p
S P R T -��-• 1\'I'fll
1 1v gQT1ophOsp�les O f bi1� l & Soda
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which comprise an the Desirable Unca of the Lead[ag Yanufacttten or the Domialon. i A ` t
The Promtnent Ferrara of ler Stook this ete.run will t>L
1 REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION
THE VERY BEST QUALITY , AND
1
THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES , ( WASTING DISEASES
And PRICES 'THAN
load of volumes in five ur six languages.
This was Carlyle's notion of a few books
—re►lly euough fur a moderate libra-
rya
A characteristic ane,odute is told of the
Scotch image breaker. A ship owner,
a fellow countryman, went from Glae-
w to call u n him and enterin hu
go + K
pmence, tai with fervor and feeling :
1 have come to see ou, Mr. Carl le to
tell you that I admire and honury you,
that I have built • ship and named tt
after you on account of the good you
have done in the world." Then quoth
the author, with his [narked accent, "I
LOWER EVER
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We have also added
s
So4e='at1 New Linea of Orr Ona e,
to both Sewed and I'e'glvd, which saw be foead alt chat tc.e cusw,ner oar desire.
ORDERED WORK &REPAIRING
Promptly Attended toand promptly Done. gar Call and examine tor yourselves. We ahall
pleased to show bloc rue (}Dods gad quote prices, whether you buy or not.
etfte■dMc. N. ti, rot. S 1010
Yemrw titOTr et=7tOW NE: t Irte,ssedetrl
pees�.-ribed fox same time -Scott s kinulsdor of
Cod Liver Oil,' sad fi d it an eradirat preps -
ration. agreeing welt with the st..rnach. esaiy
taken. and iu uonuaW qac adding gr■atb to
the n. and h dud comfort of the ingpianist.
A- x. SICK, M. a
l'on°' Yod. Ovllege.
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Amherst, Nova Scotia. Nov. t, 1�
Messrs. $ OTT ic DOWN E. -tient.: Foy
nearly two yarn I have beta .Pya.tntod wttb
scolt s /Cm ul.ion of ('od !Aver Oil with Hypo
phosphites. wad consider u the great prepsaa-
•ton low before the public- 1t.parmareuoy°s
an Emulsion with the pleaettot t1■vor, makes It
the great favorite for ch.ldrea, and 1 do kadhl1
aecommend tt tar wutiag dissaw of the
Words of lissom.
d not t.o tem tation.
P
ie the time fur improvement.
are but the aggregation of mo-
t and self-esteem ,se,ea alai
W
es.
'.elf ie s person of distinction;
inn ea such.
ng and old alike need the sympathy
ig hearts. •'
d your p.,sitiun whenever you find
If to the wrong.
Iy reaolutione amount to nothing
carried out with a decided will.
for the right comes naturally
ie goodness in the human soul
its, like the devotees of fashion,
�wom out at last in the service of
ng people often think that old pro-
fools; but old people know that
people sometimes are.
thful hopes sae 1(reat incentives to
and action, if guided by sound
ant, will bring health, wealth and
rit .
y
usual employments and every -day
nces of life are the hest things for
away our grief; jogging effectual-
woe to sleep.
end of life is.to be like unto God;
soul following God will i* like
Jim; he bei the &nein mid-
ngg g+
d end of all t}tittga
is semething that is to be had
moulding of the whole man to a
pattern, the Exemplar of which ia
Jesus Christ.
don't believe you, mon. I never did
ony garde in the world. The» ;. na
gude in the world."
Win. Black, the novelist, once called
on Carlyle , and after a little coavers-
tion the philosopher remarked: Yon
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all
system. \Dura veq Into.
t . A• •MACE, IL D.
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Halifax, N. 8., Nov. 11. 1M).
Yearn. SWT'P * BOwNE.-�entJ■maa: !
have prescribed your ltmgbio°for the posit wo
know Scootland wary weed, I see. I've
kread your novels with pleasure. They're
v amuse v But when are a
Pain' to write soave real books, mon7" y
g Carlyle once asked an Edinburgh stu-
dent—who tells the story in the Miltrau-
kee Seotinel--what he wan studying for.
The youth replied that he had not o uite
made up his [Hind. There was a s den
lightning flash of the old Sootchman's
eyes, •sudden pulling clown of the
ah a +brows and the olein fee»
ew s Y ,
grew sterner as he said: The man
without a purpose is like a ship without
a rudder; a waif, s nothing, a no man.
If You Wa.l1t Cfood
GROCERIES y
PROVISIONS i
CROCKERY or
f
GLASSWARE
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.pO YO_
ston,,acb and have d Itett�res tsfrom Dagreeable s use
from any other preparation of the kind 1 have
tried.
it. tc t AMMON, Y. r.
- 1ie.we C •
[lei lei i dgty1ow� art onty wyou Dot wsihe
community. to make the following statement
About three years ago my eldest daughter wee
taken with a ■even odd which settled on her
eines, and not withstanding all that her medl-
cal attendant could du she got worse and
worse, and appeare t to bP in the last and hope
crus stage art . ore, b t roc The ded or yosald he
nl+,uione. d thheo n.D t or (rpt wadi indU t' umldosac
p
Beforee alb hhoeeod the hIr� b ttttle she ebM
much better, and to the surpriac of are all, she
Have a purpose in life, if it ig only to
kill and sell ozena well, but have a par-
and having it, throw such strength
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continued to mend so r•pualy taut In [heat
mentheshe wag ableto gar celle as usual, and
has continued l etch hzcellent heaps that
slrgut msrr;ed 10 munehs naso red has now
pose;
of mind and into it sa God drag
purpoes
given you."
This last anecdote shows Carl le in
y
his boat
Hamilton Stree[ Opposite Baileys Hotel.
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es1°e and healthy ■ son a■ yea can nod in the
+sentry.
WILLIAM BLAND.
M61ors. Ont.. July, 4000.
one of muoda.
This is to certify that my daughter has
Skobeleff telegraphs from Geoke Tepe
on the 11th inst. that the pacification of
the country is progressing very favour-
ably: Sixteen thousand familieshave
returned. An amnest ra roclaimed
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and the chiefs have promised fidelity.
In
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addit[on
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to the orcllnaty
I e
linea of the Ora cry and Crockery Trade, I carry s fu stat of
s Pork aid GoIl6ral Pro�sloas
l
Lung disease for roma time, and very moo
to v aceos lobe street not act
idne w s y4.ed Di
a lady friend to try Soolt's emalrton. and
oar nit surprise before taro had tared three
1 �or her health ewasve completely d wiIhrIb
ease it (o every ua, troubled with tht
JOUR w. "OWE
Tun ana Fancy.
he counting Toom of a Galveston
tan the following notice ie sNtck uP
place: "Persons having
in this ufSce will please get
with it es sten as possible and
ishionable young lady was seen
ng her brother's boob the other
ng and the next day she helloed to
family washing. It is thought
fittin herself to become the
f an Indian count.
fidential friend (to elderly and not
.tctive spinister)—"So, dear, you. ve
u 'advocat' woman's ri hts!"
trig
y spinster --"Yes; I now go in for
lefts." Confidential friend—
left! What's that?" Elder.
Widowers, my dear?"
e u sn Old Cit bo who was sent
Y Y
fleeting recently, and when he re-
in the even& and handin id
g
unpaid, he said: "The neople
d this town like me first-rate.—
were so enixuu% to see me often
very man I went to told me it,
„
sin,
young milkman and hie girl stood
the justice of the peace. "You
this milk —ahem!—this man for,
or for worse[" the m' ht man of
Y
w inquired, the girl said it never -a•
o her before, but she supposed she
if that was the only whey.
are weak," said a woman to her
wa remonstrating against her
ing again. "Yes, mother, i am,"
"I am so weak that I can't go
father."
Sohamataweehakiemenkoff in-
to advance the railroad interest in
x it would not be a bat] idea for
run a line of his own by 'eying
me dude and spiting the rails to
o(d ba,k and a gond woman a»
ent thieyls for those who know hew
tly appreciate their value. There
en, however, who judge o1 both
beauty of the covering.
to the date only two hundred and
newep•Pees hill's headed the
wexdding "De-
and )lay." Ws thought there
be more.—[N<rrrieu,wn erald.
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Hagyard'a Pectoral Balsam is the most
safe, pleasant and perfect remedy known
for all diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
It cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, As
thma, Croup, Whooping Cough, and all
Pectoral Complaints, in the most speedy
MY MOT -IO IS,
gt
Fair Dealing and Moderate Prices."
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manner. A few doses will relieve the
most troublesome co h in children or
adults For °ale by a 1 deaden, at 26
cents per bottle.
emit Otl alsollsold. Seeley Stock and get my prices.
tt� Oouda dell, rred to any part of the town.
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D. Ferguson.
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The IMe,eesarat Mar.
When our successful man was a bele
and lived in a manufacturing village of
New Hampshire, a widow a sen, the
&greatest luxury he knew was to eat ap
Ple s So he told us the other day when
we fell into conversation about old
Limo°
"Yes," be said, "when I was ten yeon
old I used to think that if ever I wax
+
rieh enough to have as many apples as I
wanted all the year [round, I should be
rioctl ha And now !"
Y ppy'
He went on Go say that he had one of
the finest orchard on a +mall stale to be
found in Massachusetts, which
t .-
Panhing.
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ORNAMENTAL WEDDING
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CAPlTdL, 1te,roo,oao.
BURPI,fTt3, - ts, xxt,opo.
CAKES,
CHRISTMAS CAKES '
TI1R OREATItti1 WOND OF MOD gt
TIMES: The PULPnrifT the Illood leaver{se
Goderich Branch.
C. Il IIUNJFORI! lluuager
CONFECTIONERY OF ALL KINDS
CHRISTMAS TOYS and -.,
d1.ordera of the Liver' >iIowiaeh Rldbeysasd
vela gad are tbvat■able fa W msippia[etatsr
oidental w Females. The (llntmeatb the etefy
reliable remedy for Rad Legs Oi i Wooni.
THE BEST BREAD IN TOWN;
B res ..d Mr' othoweveelo staa�t�
For Hrenchltle
Allows lntePMt on de tar. Drafts, lever
poo
of credit and olroular °otos famed. able
pa
a aU Mat* of W Waeld. 17
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°ha°v°m °11�v °� Os+si
Dlseasea it °°
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BIC A.RIZ OF AMERICAN OOUNTER-
. -I m
n 1 toast veep [aka oe to sa
the the uta to ga l
anywhere
produced last year ninety-four barrels
ui But he did nut est two • les
d e les of the idbest t satnet o ppples
per annum. He could not, for whi a he
las 'asking hu fortune he worked so
hard, and confined himself so closely sa
to contract a chronic weak noes of d' ex-
ig
tion. With all the iuzcries of the world
qt. his command, be waa obliged to lire
rinct l u n .atmeal and milk.
P �in
Later to his youth, his ambition soar-
ed above apples. He was beggining to
get •little more mune than he absolute-
Y
y needed, and war able to occasionally
to ind in ride. He then the ht
ulge ug
flat it M conic& ever own • house tad
.t,
enough to pass everything on the n,ed,
and take no man a dust, he should be
the ptoudad end happiest of men.
Well," he continued, "I have • hots
that think is the fastest to my country.
beg I nev.r drip him. 1 •hie to
d Mr to own
sr Mm but swimtrmer, an y
use i keep an old pug that Inge •boat
six miles ae hour without m tmnDlir
y g
rn seifAt t •boat him,"
At thio mint, our pour successful man
wearily to ►k out his watalt to see how
lame was Betting on, and we obse vets
that the watch was of a peculiar pattern
rarely seen in this country.
"This welch, said r, "is wtxolher
.*ae in point. One of my young ambi-
tion was to pnamem a. good a watch as
inert man could make. i have one. 1
gave� in ,lead for it, ata time whom
K i•s i valve etp�tlsive Otrlicle than
it r now lilt kisn•ktns *boot the
erodeh ,n slee ,n care and editnaane+an
esey,nbnsM, i wee *Neavr a little anoinue
for the meaty of my watch, and besides.
the pnsssseket of en costly an °*bola he
a freesias, is a tesnhatttinw In rebhers
c)ne day in Paris 1 re bowl in a shop
w�indnw this enrions little wateb, marked
twivety fee ftanea A Mi.e dollar watch
was a novelty, WWI l hbngit it 14
timwkrs m.
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
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attention of able Betake l to
ly t
that certain Ho■sestn New ort bre ed/net*
many of tae� ylobe ■rtmlot•s ttrrrartoMa
of my and tMntm t. Thties frauds bear
on their
Paid u ( tel - js,oOO 000,
p , ,
jlsn al 000
K' a S T Y T R 8 ET, ly O I) S R 1 C H.1E
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. Ia.dies requiring Christmas Cakes should send in their orders without delay'
some MAdreas In New Yert, i
do ant allow Iv Mediotse to be sold in my part
of the United Sturm. I have n �Aeg,e�ntt I .
d lig is Ali l7a Uao elsby s. fd[tr*tttO
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President, WM.
Hoe. -trade cakes taken &nand otnsmenled on abort notice, and st reasonable rates
•1g: to spurious nst bung ls aore4 b wees-
Put)o e�[ astltningdsoedved oeuse
- 11ON. McAfAVTR'R
Oeweevtl Muisa.er, W. 4NDICRSON.
tarfelta borai►Ebe ualeled b tib
trot. wE4ap CAo
,Y.
a
eifsfAsp
�'°`eoona "
Goderich Branch.
Daniel Gordon
bygmmrttw�IsA tr(den■ao■e 6•If(50 TO
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tar Me °lotuses&sad &resoldtorow ■°say
aims Medbtnss. I
A M. ROHR, MAwAngL
Interest allowed on deposit*. iha to on al
lbs pet ncipal Towne gad Cities to Canada
nd so'est Arleln and the united Sates• bough
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maer
Mgmle
�s���h�lo ,elMayoy.
w e
am' Po , bNa }gel
mesa Vd
eh Roir
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mom endeneee, without mortgage. 1763
Advent -este Farmers nn Notre, with one orIlli
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illligriater
mag�gt rYiet�
"HOLLOWAY'° PIW Awe O car
Lowson." waved thevees. Ott ysa ii
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the
Record Of the LYMAN Barb.
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�aldram� Le°de, wh e
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Mo f x 'ms's
OLAeat Hmur is the cownty, and Lory.st Rtget this side of Loudon f
w1st.,e f °tip tom' ecsk�ee�
em target T e e Ya.b et taws 111eN-
elassres 1*OMaws.
PAULO* f3UMraa, r
n ceases,
th,'O std 1fMltse �se'°lOY• who [may
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