The Exeter Times, 1886-3-18, Page 11I EnE A. W 'a.'UER* .
NewsCondensed.
Mr. dames Roes, aged 75 years, a
respected resideut of Parkhill, and ail.
early settler, died on Saturday last,
War are sorry to state, that, the Rev.
0 i
o : o the 11 ret
Turnbull, esti
Igi`, ru u.. f
, P
Presbyterian church, 'St, Marys, is
Postai hAltrcathet;es..
F�rhe; �.'optll4a8ter-Qell9ral'e lettiltt
,far the, past ,year line been ipslle;
and the following table of +reosiptq
eto., for the different offices: in this
locality, will be,o' iutereet to Our
oa er
l• d
e.
oore ere ht 2e States of the UTneen 308,-
478more women, than neer Dalrote has
29,415 more neon than women,
Fla. 1D LIGI4TNZNG.
' All, sufferers from that terrible torment,
' Neuralgia, gab be Made happy in elle Me -
meet
meet; by a single application of b liiid Dlellt-
r ning briskly rubbed oil painful parts, and
without using: any diagusting medicine day
'c Light-
,
after` a with little or no result, Fluid
d i l eos ,1 g
y
,
d
PO h
Ping o as. al oh ,
Also rs e ti 1 ta
affoa l 1,
i
a a a
l lltaly.
Lumbago, 11heumatism, Headache,, and ie
only 25 cents per bottle at Dr. Brawnlug'e
drug stere. 1
Stonewall Jaekeon'a old charger died on
Monday at the age of 3e. Tho skin will be
stuffed and the skeleton'mounted. The speediest and most certain medicine in
RAPID WORK. the world,
I troubled with d '-
again unable to perform his duties, Name of Post-Offloe, Gross Revenue; Salary
$e is oOullleed. to hie house from a Auburn; , .$348 31 397 50
very severe affeotian of the bronchial Bandon. •. 9 95 10 00
tubes and will not be able to take his 1 Bayfield., , 46$ 17 220 00
•
t ark for some timq 13eeoligvooa, ... , . .1668 45 18 50
last Saturtmy ' nominated D M
regular,
W Belgrave . , . .. .7.67 79 175 00
The letorm convention at Brussels Benmillel............ 01 23 28 00
r, a Blake.;; ..., 156 09' 56 00
Donald, of Winghitm, to coarser 1Bluevale
4 50
27
• 2 '51'50 412507
3 00
East Huron at the nest Dolniniou $lyth., 1 5
Brnoefielcl 305 13. 140' 00
election. T.bey hav3 evidently grown Brussels, ........, .. 2764 38 800 00
tired of sees gg Dr. S1oau knocked Bushfield • 43 60
down, and l try a dose from the
new doctor. 1120Doueld is ambitious, 57 09
very, but he will have to make more Clinton; .. 4082 66
than one attempt to carry the riding. Constance 194 01
A go representation of the mem- Dashwood 214 34
bership Methodist Church at l Drysdale 83 84
Brinele a house of Rev. Do Dungannon 448 19
Dunlop 69 76
Rogers, g, on Friday eyes•
Carlow
Centralia
Chiselhnrst
99 15
218 00
good
of the
y, mot :at the
Ailey Craig,
ing, March 12, and atter spending au
enjoyable evening departed, leaving
behind them, both in house and
stable, substantial evidence of the
good will and affection which exists
between pastor and people.
Lightening has already commenced
He ravages for the season, and the
first damage inflicted was upon the
barn of Mr. Taekaborry, on the 8rd
concession of London Township, on
Friday night. His stable was struck
by the electric fluid, and two cows
were killed by the shook. The build-
ing was ignited, and was totally con-
sumes, together with nearly all' the
contents except the balauoe of the
cattle, whioh were safely remoyed.
The dates fixed for the first court
for the revision of the preliminary
voters' lists under the Dominion
Franchise A.ot, are as follows :
West Huron, at Goderioi, ou April
6bh; East Huron, at Wingham, on
April 9th; and South Huron, at Sea -
forth, on April 10111. A week's
notice is required to be giveu to the
Revising Officer of all applictt ions !o
amend the list, and iu oases•where a
name is asked to de. struck off, the
persons objected to must also be noti-
fied et the same time and in proper
form.
A few ovenit apo a man who
gave his nand s Thos. Hope, of
Toronto called upon Mr. Matthew
Penin, Mitchell Road Blanchard, and
represented himself as an agent for a
particular kind of wheat, which he
was introducing. He stated that
quantities of this wheat had been
purchased by farmers in the neigh-
borhood and it was necessary to have
some place where the grain might be
stored for the , convenience of the
purchasers. M. �st??,earn was urged
to allow the wtrieatlto be stored in his
barn and finally consented. In
order that there might be ne mistake
Mr.Pearn was asked to sign an agree-
ment to allow thegrain to be stored on
his property until it could be remov-
ed by the purehaeers. The agree-
ment was simple enough, the actions
and talk of the slate Aliok were
plausible, and Mr. Yearn signed the
agreement. A. few days after this
apparently innocent transaction a
note was offered in St. Marys
purporting to be drawn up by Mr.
M. Pearn in favor of one Thos. Hope
for she sum of $180. One more
Egmondville ........232 25
Ethel 380 28
Exeter
Fordwich
Glen Farrow
Godericlt
Gorria
Harlock
Hay
Henfryn
Hensall
Hohnesyille
I{intail
Klppen
Lakelet
Leadbury
Londeeboro
Marnoch
Nile
Port Albert
Rodgerville ,
Saltford
Seaforth
Sheppardton
Sunshine
Varna
Walton
Westfield
Wingbam
Winthrop
Wroxeter
Zurich
2372 72
540 54
24 11
514872
613 01
35 00
106 32
112 29
566 03
202 80
160 52
307 72
164 41
106 73
389 68
5243
138 16
223 91.
92 91
84 89
4519 44
52 04
53 71
302 43
251 66
78 11
. 3049 57
158 84
706 75
557 46
50 50 Bitters cures dyepopsia, liver and kidney
50 00 complaints, and all impurities of the system.
118 00
22 00 A farmer in Passumpsie, Vt., made 0100
apiece from tho milk of lbs e2 cows last
year, and the same cows gave hire $2,400'in
1884,
lil(.leVAit/e 1J()UFlT:Eet titleTe.
Gt>LBS' L1NIMCXT IODIDE AMMON'JA,
"For two years was rou sy�
L A
ALL 1' L
11I1 1 L
. S 1J S E I T,
find relief
•nor. fi l.
e sit — could neither bol
t a i labor Pp
1.
Less than one bottle of B. B, 73. relieved no Weak Back, Enlarged Joints, Paralysis,
—3 bottles cured me." So says John; A. e heuinatisiu, Neuralgia, Diphtheria,
Rappell, of farmerville. Burdock Blood Selittioa, Prolapsus, L'lterei, Female
Weakness,
1100 00
59 00
80 00
' 28 00
167 50
24 00
119 50
142' 50
68000
200 00
20 50
1700 00
260 00
16 00
72 00
42 50
205 00
67 50
80 00
90 00
78-00
40.00
()HOLE RA PREVEN'2ATIVE.
In order to withstand Cholera and such
like epidemics a perfect purity of blood, and
the proper notion of the stomach are requir-
ed. To insure that end, in the cheapest,
most available and complete manner, use
McGregor's Speedy Cure for Dyspepsia and
Impure Blood. There is no purer. eider or
more reliable remedy in existence for Indi-
gestion, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, eto. Ask
your neighbor or any person who has used
it. Solcl at Dr. Browning's Drug Store. 1
It is reported from Durban that the
"plague of drunkenness" in Basutoland has
nearly disappeared.
Rev. Guy S. Fiume, of Jersey city at-
trioutes the recovery of his wife from an
attack of Peritonitis to Giles' Liniment
150 00 Iodide Ammonia. Sold by C. Lutz, Central
20 00.
36 00
50 00
47 50
124034 0500
20 00
15 00
84 00
105 00
31 50
900 00
60 00
339 50
190 00
Drug Store.
Holloway's Fills.—Sleeplessness, flatu-
lency, acidity, nausea, and all dyspeptic
indications may be speedilyrelieved by these
famous Pills, of which large quantities are
shipped to all parts of the world. The con-
etantly increasing demands for Holloway's
medicine proves its power oyer disease, and
its estimation by the public. In weakness
of the stomach, iu diseases of the liver, and
in disorders of the system caused by cold or
a sluggish circulation, no medicine is so
efficacious, no remedy so rapid, as these
Pills, which are altogether incapable of doiug
mischief. By quickening digestion, they
give refreshing sleep, sharpen the appetite,
impart tone tho digestive organs, puify and
enrich the blood, regulate the secretions,
and etrougthen the whole physical frame,
Scott's Emulsion of Pure.
Cod Liver Oil, with Iiypoplrosphites,
IIs incipient Consumption
seems to posses& remedial powers of great
efficacy. It heals the irratation of throat
and lungs : Makes piire blood and builds np
and fortifies the system against further
inroads by disease.
The Nebraska City saloon -keepers have
all signal an agreement not to sell any
liquor to any man who is known to have
signed the temperauce pledge.
HORSEMEN, ATTENTION!
When your horse is galled, scratched or
cut, or has an ugly sore, bathe twice daily,
and apply McGregor ea Parke's Carbolic
Create. It is uudoubtedly the finest healing
and cleansing application for it. Be sure
you get McGregor (a Parka's. Sold for 250.
per box, at Dr. Browning's,Drng Store. 1
A 0A. P.
To all who are suffering from the errors nn
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss of Manhood, &c, I will send a
receipe tont willcureyou, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
sionary in South America. Send n self-ad-
dressed envelope to limy, TOSEPH T. INMAN
Station 1), Now Yorke Cit
• Do not take Pills or Powders containing
Calomel, for, at this time of the year, the re-
sult may be serious. If you require a dose
of physic, take Dr. Carson's Stomach and
Constipation Bitters ; it acts gently on the
Bowels, purifies the Blood, improves the cir-
culation, stimulates the Liver and Kidneys,
and speedily cures. Biliousness, Headache,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Search the Drug
Stores from one end of Canada to' the other,
and you cannot find a remedy equal to it.
Try it and, use it in your families. Sold
everywhere in large bottles at 50 cents.
interesting .Items.
Why will you cough when. Shiloh's Cure
will give immediate relief ? Price 10c., 50c,
end $1. Sold by J. W. Browning.
AN OLD TIME FAVORITE.
There is no other remedy that has stood
the test of time so long as has Haggard's
Yellow Oil for rheumatism, neuralsia, lame
back, pains in the chest, colds. croup, sore
throat, deafness, and most painful affections.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A positive cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, and Canker Month.
Sold at Dr. Browning's Drug Store.
Thus far eight cases have been beard at
the Niagara Falls Park arbitration, six are
yet tobe considered.
The decided alteratiye action of
Itobitison's Phosphorizett Eruul-
ston upon the blood, adapts it iu a re-
markable degree as a blood purifier well
worthy of the trial of those suffering from a
oonditioit of the circulating fluid. Always
ask for ROBINSON'S PHOSPHORIZED EMULSION,
and besure you get it.
The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind., says : "Both myself and wife owe our
lives to Shiloh,s Consumption Cure. Sold
victim had bean added to the already I by 3, W. Browning.
large list of theeo who, in order to be George Leach, of East Sandwich, fooled
I with a revolver
Thursday, hursda He carries 'the,
abliging, allow thence elves to be ball around in his left side now.
fleeced by heartless pet,fessrooal
swindlers.
Mr. Wm. Rundle, who lives in the everybody around my neighborhood knows.
same neighborhood, had also • signed Sy trouble was caused by obstinate Ion-
a similar contract, but after thiukiug stipation, One bottle of Burdock Blood.
Bitters cured me entirely." This' state -
the over matter for an hour followed
meat is made by Walter Stinson, of Gerrie,
the wheat agents, and came ap to Ont,
them at the residence of a farmer in Aro you made miserable by indigestion,
the neighborhood of the 'Presbyterian constipation, dizziuess, loss of appetite, yet
church, where they were attempting low skin ? Shiloh's Vitalizer is a positive
en- Sold at Dr. Browning's drug stole.
to work Ibe earns dodge. Mr. Run- The London Chamber of Commerce has
die insisted on having his eignature petitioned the Imperial Government to sup-
withdraln u, but he did not succeed in pert the Canadian Pacific Steamship Line.
AN OBSTINATE CASE.
"In the spring of '83 I was neatly dead, as
his purpose without considerable
difficulty, the sharpers naturally
We are constantly receiving testimony that
Dr. (;arson's Catarrh Cure is what its name
is
enough hating toegive up their' prey,
implies • orized to refund the money ifure." Your i t druggist
to.
IP •S• 41 give satisfaction. What' can be more fair,
PLibilcations i eceiVe(l. ' and need you suffer any lcnger?
A COMPLETE BREAKDOWN.
FRANK LESLIE'S P,
prolonged Wintsi�
sible even into w .
Spring, so'that the
this peculiar amusement are still fresh in
mind. Mr. Stephens, in the April number
of FEANI. Lnswx'e POPULAR MONTHrY gives
the history of these vessels, their vipresentt
popular forms,.and describes t'idl Y
exhilarating sensations of a spin over the
glassy ice in one of these fleet vehicles. Mr.
le B. Mayer takes es from the ice and its
pleasures to the balmier Chesapeake and.
-
and introduces us to theold towns and
manors of the western shore of Maryland
giving illustrations from his own 'artistic
peneih' hilt' Hi gin, under the title of
"Romance of a Court," gives a mdst inter.
eating account of the late Xing Alfonso of
Spain. F. 0. Valentine initiates us into the
m'steriee of "Indian Sign Language in
Central America. Lawrance Hutton re -
vette recelleetions of "Infant Phenomena"
pleased with their precocious talent our fore•
fathers or ourselves, front the days of young
• in
boyhood, and drill ie
Betty, brilliant y r
y'
the artist, Gustave
inaturityt The story of
Dore, is Grapbieallly told by II. Tyrrell.
"Meals and Mealtime" is a sebleot certain to
distract, while "'Tho 1?'rene'liwotdeu in the.
test" tells' of two recent French trayelere of
the fan sexy, A very ettriotts aitiote b1l a
elaturalfet:; tri what are:' popularly catlott
rtteara
tites solves all the, bagstery about
doers etiriotts obledta, 6otieerning tvlyieli so
many absurd stories hate boli robbing t1;e',
rounds, The atoned are all good. ';,1lesidee'.
the t'batighters' of Cain," by Istta W.ierce,
there Etre short atoriee by Wttl a IJr1gss
McCall/I 'le P t3ildretl , t4eet•gc
.PULAR. MONTFILY.--The
_Ade ice -yachting pos.
t is generally regarded as
ttraations and perils of
"For ten years," says Jennie M. Barrett,
of VValll.ceburee Ont., "I did not see a well
day—was all broken down with dyspepsia,
liver cowplaint, Matarrh and debility. Three
doctors:abandoued"hope for me, when Bur-
dock Blood Bitters came to my ,rescue. 1t
is the best medicine I have ever taken. I
'say this for the benefit of all suffering as I
did.
The English Hoeso of Lords by a vote of
16 to 62 adopted' the motion in favor of
opening museums and libraries ou Sundays.
Shiloh's Curd will immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Sold by J. W. Browning.
SURE CURE FOR RHEUMATISM,
If the system isproporlycleanse d` by Some'
inediciue that nets upon the bowels, kid-
neys and shin, such as Burdock ]flood Bit-
ters, and the sufferer Will use Hagyar's Yel-
low Oil locerdiug to ditections, there aro
few casae of rlleumatiain,. however hal, ,but.
will yield promptly to the troatmetrt.
Counterfeit coin to the amount of , 00 -
000 has been put in circulation iu' legypt.
each bottle of
A Nasal Injector free with,
'Remedy, Price 50 tents;
Shiloh's Catarrh
Sold by J. W. Browning.
WILL, TAKI OATH TO TIE +'ACJ.'.
Edward Cousins, of Rurisou, declares he-
was et ono time nearly dead from the effoets
• terrible cold mid cowls, fee tried
ready remedies bet Ittgyardel 1'eotoral 1 '�
Balsam wad wfiat Mired bite. Re apelike hi
adds
highest=' idled of it ru otLot eases, smid a
.m willing to take oath to hie state.
time lm itv g
h1
ry . of Chest, orad S
Pot lagne ba ltl aide , � ,�
EXT TER
POULTRY YARDS
W. G. BISSETT,
Breeder of
PLYMOUTH ROCKS, BLACK JAVAS,
BROWN LEGHORNS and HOU.DANS
NO. 1 YARD—P. Rocks ; Cockerel, scorn 091; 4
Hens, average scoro 92. 'Eggs $2.50 per set-
ting,
NO. 2 YARD—P. mocks; Cockerel, score 91 ; 4
Pullets, average score 00; Eggs $150 per
setting,
NO.3 YARD—S. Logborns. C,ekorel score 03 8
Pullets, average score 92; Eggs $1 per set-
ting.
No. 4 YARD—Heudana, Eggs $1 per setting
These birds wore all scored by Mr. Jarvis and
wen n good share of prizes at the 'Exeter
Poultry Show,
t. One trio P. Rocks for sale
ANNOUNCE
ARRIVAL OF
—New Dress Goods—
Albatros Cloths;
All Wool Ottomans,
All Wool Niui's Cloth,
Prints, Sateens, Cotton Crapes,
Embroideries,
' r hams ,
n
G ,
gOriental Laces, Valenciue Laces,
Torchon Laces, Dentine Laces,
r � . `S
I •W'
teb Tweeds Scotclt 1'antiit s,
Seo ,
r
g s
r's}i Sal.
F;riglish tVorstods, I i 6 ,
x Canada Tweeds, Collloiiiacle-s,� y �.
"WALL " A.:I� LrGtii�y
New Groceries,
New Field and Garden Seeds.
inspect for oneself you
Cell and lisy s Y
p
not b'e'ing ortlinocl to buy.
will
The best and only certain remedy to lolieve
pain of all kinds, no tun ttor of how long stee7d-
ing. Instant relief' guaranteed Grippes. Swol.
len Joints, Varicose Veius, Bites of Insoets o:
Sink Headitche. No oil or grease; is clean and
sweet ; will not soil.
INI'TateneATION 0i TR la EIDNEN8, BRIGies
l)IEsaar, Diabetes, incontinence of Urine. Is
the only Liuiment in the world po.teessing al-
terative powers. Can be talceu internally;
euros Cramps duel Colic, Diarrhoea and Dys•
entery.
o5DAY ALL Dan OGISTC. TRIAL BOTTLE 25o.
Write Dr. Giles,box 3,462, N. Y, P. O. who
will' give advice on all diseases free of charge.
r eewareofunecrupulousdealersaudcoun-
terfeits. The genuine has oho name blown in
the glass and Inc similie of the discoverer's
name over each cork.
GILEs' IMPROVED IiIANDRAIdE PILLS. SAFE
SuRE,BELI,uoLE andEvpsomVE. Do NOT GRIPE
They are composed entirely of vege table sub,
stances, and can be taken at all seasons of the
year without restriction ns to diet or clothing.
Foralidisorders of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels,
&e. Pr.ce, 250, 'per box. C. LUTZ, Agent,
Exeter Ontario,
REEBEAD ',S,i',
WORM' P07. -VDT -I171&)
Are pleasant to take.. Cot:I-tin their owe
Purgative. Is n effectual
'o,>,ter of worms in c:Lilllren or Adult&
irTHIS OUT and return to ti: with
10c or 4 3c stamps, and you'll get by
return mail Golden Box of Goods
that willbring you in more money
r than anything else in America.
You,: fortune if you start quick.
CITY NOVELTY CO.,
Y•trinouth, N. S.
aOIZINT
UNDERTAIER &
CABINE r -MAKER,
Walnut & Rosewood Caskets
ALSO COFFINS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
A Complete Stock of Robes & Trimmings
Always on hand.
FUNERALS FURNISHED AND CON-
DUCTED AT Low RATES.
My Stock of Furniture is un-
excelled.
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Ati- IN VICTORIOUS ! HIGHEST <HO�fiOR AND
GOLD MEDAL FOR
I
At. !Toronto. Ihvery Barrel Gual•itnteed, This Oi1 was used on ail ngaollinery slnriug the
Exhibition. It hes neon awarded? SIX, G.AI,1) MTDADS during tile last three yettrso
f 'Ste that you get Peerless, It is onty tirade by
M'iT
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E014 SALE 13Y ALL DEAL
1,
o1111 COMBIIIB
PRICES CONSIDERABLY REDUEED to make room
for Fall and Winter Purchases, which will arrive shortly,
FULL LINES OF GOODS constantly on baud, All
Shades,
Finest Goods, Best Artistic Cutting and
Superior Finish,
It will pay you to order now and derive a benefit from pur-
chasing good and oheap Goods. A call is respectfully
solicited.
CII . SOITTIZCOTT.
Fashionable Tailor, Exeter.
RENOWNED REMEDIES,.
THE PILLS
Purify the Blood, correct all Disorders of the
LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS, AND BOWELS.
They invigorate and restore to health Debilitated Constitutions, and are invaluable in
Complaints incidental to Females of all ages. For children and the aged they are nriceit
THE OINTMENT
Is aninfallible remedy for Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Old Wounds, Sores and Ulcers. It
famous for Gout and Rheumatism.
FOR DISORDERS OF THE CHEST 1T HAS NO EQUAL.
For Sore Throats, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,Glandrlar Swellings, and all skin disead
it has no rival ; and for contracted and stiff joints it actslike a charm.
The Pills and Ointment are sold at Thomas HorLowAY's Establishment,
78 NEW OXFORD -STREET late (533, OXFORD -STREET), LONDON ;
also by nearly every respectable Vendor of Medicine, in Boxes and Pots, at is. 1}d., 2s. 9d.
4s. Gd., lis., 22s., and 33s. each. The 2s. 9d. size coutains three times the quantity ofethe
is led, size ; the 4s. 6d. size six ; the lis, size sixteen the 22s size thirty-three ; and the
33s size fifty-two times the quantity of the smallest Boxes and Pots.
Full printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot, and can be had in any language
r Purchasers should look to the Label on the Pots and Boxes. If' the address is not
533 Oxford Street, London, they are spurious.
WIETALIANIE DREW
��laiifilllMOK1T
OU E FITS
When1 any: euro 1 do not mean merely to atop tleom for o
time and then hmio then, return eh'o /o. 1 mean a radical
euro, 1 have mode the dtaOaee aims, SPILIStSY or PALL-
ING
ALL
ING SIOSNE0Sa 'Reding atmtY 1 warrant myreniedy
to euro tho worst ceases, Sesame others h,. ve failed Is no
lona fore
Send a once 'treat s for 110Enowren rtttle of It euro.
treads s and PI'teo Settle of my lydl, o le rem fotrial, Give
Express and Past O�cO, 'rt coot, .you n0thlne for alrlal,
nod I will dere you. Addfess DR. n. 0. 11001',
1 ave it., Toronto.
Branch Offlc, 37 )(olive
33tP's orrza To intro•
v.0 V duce tltem
wo will give Sway I.iI'VE AWAY LOCO
,y
oelfi.Opnrating'st'aalring klnchinos, if
you want one send its your Dat)le,P, 0, and ox,
press1stofliee
et01300'1:H10 NATIC�I'AL CI,,, 211
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!Jndertaker
Cabinet-maker,.
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EX'FR, OS
ONE DOOR NORTH MOLSON'S BANK.
Exeter Post Office Time Table.
e
:m
>st Ins
Kirkton, Woodham Winchelsea andElimville ... ... 4.00 p. m.
Southeast and wesf, including Loudon, Hamilton, Toronto Montreal,
tfanitoba,U'nitod States, )Onglisb and foreign mails,... 10.13a.M.
South, east west &e 11.41 p.m.
North and east incleding Goderich, Wiughampoints
and all
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north, Stratford, Toronto,rMontreal, and stern States..: ,.. .:; C.le non
North east,&e
Sar'epts. Tuesday's, Thursdaytand Saturdays
vl
T hare a peeiavo rom0,ly for the aheve.11300,0 l by iia n30
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albrvlet that wi I seleve no0'r(03 Page,' together
spate a yeene tf a TEA
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sot dib cents postage
'arid wo will wild yeti
Mren a royal,'vnivable-
amislebeeOf :goods
that Wilt ptieeoit ifi the way of malting 'razord
igce them nit titieet ottani Agnerica.
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Both seSoe Of 'all ages can live et Wine and
week 131 spit ;e tithe, or all the time, (NOW
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patsnob for theSe NOVO start at nice. STiNaoia
4s o ,lott1ate Melee
10 00 a,m.
8.30 a. m
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bado9,
roST orrtoE SAVllt'GSllet NE.
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