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Centennial Cattle Show. good , will is � often preferable,toth . e . bras- . �: �; . ''. - " ft . . , I . ` TEAS. TE.E'S. T5-'-" :1 � '
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. . � Live Stock Departments at the Centen- of agreement. "A man may smile and .1 - . . - J--USrJP O:P:E31q-Hj:D .&r.r V. U7 -- IIII-il-j'Sw *M.� i is Be
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nisi Exhibition, a very poor show was smile, and be a villain," but smiles are . . � . thtep miles across,
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. to quality, for what cattle were on'exhi- �sunuy beaminig of the frank, op6n 'coun- . BELLE PIANOS AT - ��!� ,- , � . . -NOVEMBER FIR,S�T� 1 . ' - r-oad ; but, from
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I bitiou were some of the best from -the tenants -which diffuses balm, and healing 1 3 CASES OF NEW TW,--EEDS I - ". . jug Ana tinlo I
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best herds in the country.It was an to the weak and ,desponding, is quite a . <. . i I I ,ot �njyzoiisiderabh
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I . exhibition chiefly samples by the pro- different thing from its villainous counter. LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICESM �L - - so rather 1�i
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minent dealers in stock who ,were feit. But, given me to choose � - I ,Aamagp a
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i . make sale's-, rather tha. THIRTY PER CENT. BELOW VALUE. . it
on the alert to in 11 between two evils -unpolished, rough , . PER -1 . on one oemion I -
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. a collection of representative animals. frankness, and smiling, good tempered � - � ,e � 'ces 'a .
SQUARE GRAND . . ,Ojanion chances
The extra charge of twenty-five cents for bypocrisy-I should, for mine own com- , � I 5 OR 10 POUND LOTS, I � - .1 � -s intej
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admission, which was made'in violation fort's sake, give the preference to the lot- . The Cheapest Goods in Beafqrth. . ,'oj
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,of former announcements or engagements, ter. � - gb�, 100 GOINGFoR $275 1 ..
was a pretty meanness which had for its �p I � �, A T PRICES r'sf[jr,e,Wi11 show, I
excuse, probably, the fact that the;, -op- . Selling a Wife. I I I . � I
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- portunity will not occur again,for a ce'n- At Warrington,
Lancashire, England, � ,ant of Clothinq will Save Money by Purchasing at HILL'S. , . � . side -passenge-r-a vO,
tury, when the trick will have been for-- a young man recently sold his wife, a Parties in u . - I- the W101
want .� . . . i �111 WSA so much ,
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- gotten. i I good-looking7 young woman of six and SQUARE PIANOP � TO SUIT THE TIMES, .A I A —. , it A
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, I Seven Octaves, Roae�oo-d,'Serpontlne Mouldings, I I . . - - i
horns from the United §t4tes, including the price of half a gallon of, beer. He Carved Lop, � 6 .1 . I .t,runk, oln - e of inediu.
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. six heifers and a bull recently imported had lived apart from his wife for about � . . I ,markable in appftr
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I ed from her premium cow C6.ldcream. her mother, havin$ become - $350 GOING $190 . . posed Of In the -boot X
I These are, the property of Mr.- George her charms, conceived � the idea. that if I � I . o I . - b -variety of off';
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�4 inforce his already large herd on the be no lawful impediment to, her becoming . - - . 25 r.ro 65.03mwTs � the passengers, :
. I . Plains. Six - head of sTiort-horA's from his wife. Accordingly the ' proceed- PRINCE ORGANS . . - Opposite die- Commercial. Hotel, Seaforth . . X . Having arrived at=
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John Ackers, of Gloucestershire, -were was sent for. The other told him that : . gmn!!�f diVosed upon
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4 twenty-eight animals from Canada of her. The husband replied that he could I - � . � . - � -1 � boat -
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this with some of other breeds, have her for. "now -t," " if h -liked; but , . I �
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4 none of which were of more ordin. the -other man did not want to obtain her Buy of us and save $100 to $SM. Every In- I . I -said-
Ill COME AND GET YOUR tall gentleman -
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14 ary. merit. Of Hereforda there �were so cheaply, and requested - the husband strnment Warranted - . - . 44,
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;1 forty-five head, the best of which-w6re to name the price. He was told that he I . - if Al, sir," 1) - .
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from Marylaud, and the property of. Mr. could have her for half a gallon .of beer, - NORRIS & SOPER, � . I � . � fou ml .
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k John Merryman. This herd is one of which was at once sent for and drank, � I I 'N o tureof tb4
i 'Wool Sateens, in the New - Shades, at Born'; - I
i Twenty-qeven and the -transaction, was sealed; to the - I
li the oldest in America. . 4a&4 8, Adelaide Street. East, To -route. French T- By Buying in lots at -fleman ; jr 4whereabon,
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,, .1 � purchaseusaid-s' tifu I 1.looked :in , J. B. Longenecker, of Union Deposit' him, and he.loved her. He would like WOTICM� I . . - I
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i 4, -f Penn. Th� Jerseys were the cream of to marry her, he said, and asked the I . I . :F1-&11E?.iT-jM"Y"7S
if . cep -the most 8k tical have to admit that Money is I he had raoozled about
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- t the exhibition. Prominent amen these husband if he would "hurt'? .her. The - � t .. I Minutes through -all
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1 I - P cow; Josephine -could hardly be excel- undersigned begs to notify the inhabitants I
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4 f I led anywhere. Other choice jeri,eys Wool Unde�clothing at Rogers'; Tlw Celebrated Comm -
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and the wife left the house with her pur- has commenced buslne06 . z1aimed. the passenger:
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uless, of Philadelphia, and some other sie Hosiery. equal to knitted, at Rogers'; Over- - ' . � "I . -
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j-'- M- exhibitors from Pennsylvania, New .IN SRAFORTHy - � =
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!; were numerous cows which are credited In the Shop next door to rillman's Carriage I � Paid in CASH * pat the- trunk
L I jEf sounded to the echoes of a policeman's ge F80- I . - nin
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Iq Li - whistle in the hands of a miserable, miser. . I . I at Rogers". Shirts, Draw full range at Rogers'. � . . .away we all went t v.
1, I ��- , to seventeen poand8 ;f butter weekly. - M, I . Wothing f
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417i � ly looking old Chinaman, standing on th6 - �
;Li I IVA .1, There .were forty-six Ayr8hires, of which . - � 5 0 0 3B -LT S T-3: 1E ij S, - all statiaing beside *M
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F it , many were beautiful animals, showing, v - �
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if . 'however, a considerable tendency in policeman hurried to the scene, and found' . . I f - . � pail
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i 11 ed who owed him some money and refus. IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. -
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ed to pay it. It was in vain that the of- . . - � � Everything -zeemed -1
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- ", . ficer tried to. point out with the legal I AW
sidered. In these again Mr. Crozier's 1Z. .3P. 1:Z0C3-3H3nS 9 sm&3pomrrim I POTATOES .
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I V Counselor Clarke, that. the China- none but � . - I �
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rj-.7tii I draught.cattle, of which Herefords and man's remedy was at civil law-thitt he - . - . -6
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', Devonswe,rethe best,.Were shown, wd o, he FIRST -PLASS WORKMEN . D .SSWAREN . - -11n the boot, sir,"
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�'1:fjfjwas interesting to the comparatively few money; savey me want it bxc-k." . . �I I --there." - I And'by strict attention to buffineezi the public - '.
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sion, but as i� -"Centennial" affair it w guardian -of the public peace, gently shoe- I
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�i� ordinary county fairs. Next week the L k REPAIRING done with Neatness L . I . J. FAIRLEY, Seaforth. - . - -
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� , white man money he go to prison; white 458 J. J. SCOTT. . - Grockery, Glassware, Fruit Jars, &e., DOMINION BLOC, . the sands. Den!lt y�
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!-� tj � - I man he no - sea, I declare, is j .11
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FORTH, f! ty, the gamin le Parts, says the Sauey you allep salne fool." , OPENED OUT AGAIN. STACK 4 � SEAFORTH.. - -test I never,was jw ti
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I oD Globe, has again been distin- Here the officer made a grab for John, - . I . 4 -- . 1
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. gnishing himself by a brilliant invention, who effected: his escape amid roars of But New Goods New Patterns, Close Prices, to ich he invites the attention . instars
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I' � cess � . J. BROWNELL 4having at lenjA been I
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1W . posed at the Police Court. The profes.!' A Woman's Lonely Ride. I . . went :our way to Cu
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T.' iDg himself with a -tame palpt, w . the inn and them '
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was trained, like a-falc'on in the age of Mrs. --E. W. Neal,. wife of Dr. Neal . GROCERIES6 -- I -discharge 4, passenger
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I, - ti � I 'Pat,'thefamily horse the buggy, q� JUST RECEIVED �
i lt'� I owner in. obedience to a particular word � � 11 . . - 'her
" '- Teas, Sugars, Dried Apples, ,leave the,coach,'t te I
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age Journeyed down through Belfast and Prunes, - I Fruits, Pickles, I -
would go into a grocer's shop, as if -;.for 9 - out again in -. � - . � departing oil the backi
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I . weeks she returned ov irly the same OPPOSITE THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL I
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I - i� present was instantly aroused, and every - Cornmeal, J Mill Feed, &c.
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I., . one—shopman, assistants, and chance . , Where he hopes to be able to supply his many ibly *11is in -file,
1 . V evening, getting belated in reaching the I SATISFACTIONC 0 :
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H - customers —rushed about in pursuit of e,enir - .
F. -71r ous ers with ; I I -Not a -bit of it,
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I ( place where she designed to remain � -.. ��& . I FREE'DELIVERY. I . WILLIAM
i I the lost birds` While the chase was at 1. 1� � ,w
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costly delicacies within his reach, and as got out of the carriage and lighted a I - ' . The guard now bega
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I I- collected. would recall the bird to bim read the guide -board, and so was able to this trunk was 'some
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pretend to catch him, and having return- ,, place of her -, I . . � other eartlilly trunc.. �
ed lifin to his cage, march off with him destinatlon.. We think, considering the � J. BROWNELL',- - 0
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great num,,�er of tramps now patrolling My Ternis for the Future nre Strictly, GRAN A N D DISPLAY S P L A Y OF GOODS - - I — ;
�,�- and with the booty. The trick was . I I
I.' . Cnisli or Produce. -- good pleasure..
ruined by its own �success, a. too frequent the country, and the fact 'that much of - 7
- use of it having excited the indignation the road is through woods,. Mrs. Neal has -- I . . I . AT IT AGAIN. "'The Lord have a I
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. of the tradesmen, and brought about an demonstrated that she is not only smart, Don't forgot the Plaoe-Taee Doors North of . —A—WID -- � I �
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. application to the. Police, w�o have now, but brave."- . the Post Office. : � . . - . , gage, who, to do him 3
. been down on two offenders caught in --. ' exceedingly sober and!
the -very act. in How He Lost His Teeth. � THOMAS LEE. - WILLIAMCAMPBELL, 4 tThe� Lc �-Mhav,e a -care.
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4 The following story is told by the Au- - --- RUSH OF CUSTOMERS Z t mnk'A no canny. I
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i . Rough Diamonds. gusta,.('Me.) Journal; "An elderly and TRY, TRY AGAIN. . -g -gr
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respected gentleman from,, city re- . . 1, - I I
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"is the apology often; turned home from the Centennial minus -A�- rE 1. . -
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rough .in manner, I I his teeth. Sitting down on a sofa at his undenigned would respectfully inform his I I the fact wm, that -6
offere(� for some particularly rude fedi- i THE AND CLOTHIER,
. old friends and patrons and the world at large � takeii-out �ef the ce&W
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. vidual. - But, disguise the fact as I boarding place, seeking for rest and re- that he his going to try Wo luck agf.;n. Now in lobbyinor-der toallol-M �
. I ., you ! freshinent,' he took out his set of artificial the store Ir tely occupied by Mrs, Rumle y, one . . .r . - 4
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may, these unpolished jewels are among I teeth, laid them. upon the sofa, leaned door south of Alegarey's new bakery, and oppo S' NEW STORE * SEAFORTE. articles being -got at *.
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the most disagreeable of mortals, and in- site the Farmers' Store, where he will, as in the I It was --now once more I
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flict an immeasurable a -mount of 'unnec- , past, endeavor to the very best of his ability to . I I I . "we set -forward upon tb
, keeper of the boarding house came along, give &U who may favoy him with their patronage .
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essary suffering. There is, indeed, a" - FTER havlug passed through the Fiery, far- ,of the journg, hop -ing:
roughness born of ignorance, or lack of ! saw the situation, placed the teeth in the very best value for their money in FOUR DOORS SOUTH OF THE POST OFFICE, APace is again at business -purified and X0901ker- , - be n * ;
the pocket of an overcoat near by, which . . sled. Through the kindness of Messrs. X1110M I 0 more distarbanc(
cul tiva-tion which may be counter balanc. - - ,. & Ryan he b" been permittcd to take-up --lent member �.of the
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ed by - nu � kindly covered that individual with the ' BOOTS . � trunks. All wag - * ght
.. t-iildneoses of heart. But no one has a I In the Store Lately Pecupied by O. C. Willson the lonely- inn of --St. N
. ight to make himself rough And forbid- : overcoat to prevent him from taking cold. He has a very Large Stock of New Work tha I . TEMPORARY QUARTERS , �fide
- .r - ' owning will be sold at prices to suit the time. Also,a ' . ., . roadtarned off to
. 'di�ig, from the notion that his savage ne. I -o large quantity of old stock that must bo sold for . I I'll ��� 'Where it happened that
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Klett of the "small, sweet courtesies of 1 the overcoat came that way, the what •It will bring. I . . In one side of their largo .and commodious brick �, -to leave no to walk -to i
overcoat and wore it away, and with Jt - . I rge an - -
. life," so essential to its proper ei3joyment, � went the teeth. Our toothless friend . AS A 11 USIC STORE. store, -where he will be glad to seeand servo lag' � 1D9, a servant having I
will be mistaken for honesty. Who has I . old friends and customers. He has yet ;a
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not writhed und�-r their savage thrusts, awoke and was 'down in the mouth' when Parties leaving their Orders recently wW pleas , - � . � . .
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I he discos covered the true situation of affairs. call again, as he has I . -11 . - � The tall gentlemaul -
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at some sharp, sudden sally ? For they ` Not being able to grapple longer with the � HOFFMAN Superb Stock of Cloths, . , project
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. never iniss an opportunity of speaking I tough beefstake at Philadelphia boarding- LOST HIS MEASURE BOOK . body tb
'I houses, he returned home to have his jaw , I , -- - � � VrinAow, in order, I
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their minds, and, having strange ideas of , repaired. � . Containing thei� Measures. -- . OF ALL KINDS, 'the fairy tale, to see V
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right and wrong, the opportunitie3 occur i ANINNEMEN -
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- pretty frequently. Go to tbeva for com-
fort I All patties having long standing accounts un- I . I I . .1), � 7
1 And is daily receive more. so that he is hell - ��� Rolle s fellowo ,crie.
in affliction, and, ten -chances to one, I SPECIAL NOTICES. . paid will please I r - � "Valit followi 1
. . p epared as ever to give satisfaction. I I - - ng the iZenl
the response will be, "It is all your own I * - . . Remember his location and call and see bftL 8t. ,Andrew"s ,road t 1:
fault -your . carelessness. heedlessness, or Epps's CoCOA. -Grateful and comforting CALL AND SETTLE THEM - . . -
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. . want of common sense !" "Yon hadn't I _,. Bye a thorough knowledge of the i AT ONCE, �. �. let me ins ". 1) I I
orter do as you do," natural laws which govern the operations Now is Time to Adorn Your Homes with Beautiful WM. CAMPBELL . Peat A, )
I "Why don't you of digestion and nutrition, and by a care. As he cannot wait for his money as in the past. . "The trnnk Jair,.
do as you'd orter?" It is astonishing . I guard . I I
. I how na�bural itis for such folks -to want I ful application of the fine properties of New Furniture at Extraordinary Low Pri'ces. 0 A E;Zr:D ! ' - 7 11 iu wsententious.
Trusting his old friends will not forget I 'geniman,ts trunk, .
Well -selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has pro. . - 1. "k, and
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.. how ready they are with their judgment ly flavoured beverage,which may save us again. I I . MR. E# B. HOLLISt, - - W,ell maks sure of
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- circumstances. You may Muck up suf. I y heavy doctors bills. It is by the I - low
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judicious use of such articles of diet,that THOMAS COVENTRY I � AVING taken uphis xesidence In tile vicidby , and, let ,me iK'ee thi
fiGient spirit to resent -tfie insult -for JOHNS & ROWOLIFFE Hof &&forth, regVecanny informspartles got- jDt,,W- -
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L a constitution may gradually b�ilt up . I Lta that 30 - . . .
such it is, or, if nervously sensitive, and 485 1 SEAFORTH. I ting vp Concerts and Entertainments, �
tired out with physical ailments, it may until strong enough to resist every ten- � will be at liberty to accept engagements to Xbg The -trunk was .ac<
Will give the Best Bargains in Furniture that may be offered befq-r.e the next Centennial. We have ba,Lk, I -
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"the dency to disease. Hundreds of subtle I at the mama, either in town or oountrn during I _ And,, -to the tonfu
be the last feather which breaks the XAJL .
I . . BUTTER TUBS. deeresent winter season. The Toronto . Who had- -t N
Che very brutalitv of the i aladiis are floating around us rea4y to, though
- - 11 Mr. E. B. Runis Iff powerful in faclal ez- Alible for this ' t
camel's back. T rn I OUR STOCK- KIDD'S HAkDWARFE STORE- yL lib I
- attack invests it with unmerited import-. attack wherever there isa weak point. : - . - L pressions, and as a istage comic Ainwr is eqaA140 man! t s time,
�p ance; . We. may escape many a fatal shaft by . ' I any land superior to most." For germs, &Oqsd- I ,,,,.S Property, as el
you came beneath the blow, and, SAUMEL TROTT & - At present, but expect soon, very soon, to have it dress Mr. E. B. HOLLIR, Comie'VD0111A SW , -
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I for a long time, find it hard to recover keeping ourselves well fortified with pure AS now on hand at the Seaforth Tub Factory lofth, Ont. 4W4 could -,raae i -
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your self-esteem.. It is hard to forgive a I blood, and a properly nourished frame. H a number -6f his well and favorably ftowla SCATTERED FAR AND WIDE AMONGST OUR MANY CUSTOMMIS. I ,Mf- 7 talk -both
regard with Civil Gazette. Sold only in pack- � I . •
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coarse attack of this sort, or r Machine Turned Butiff kages. . . � CA.1W;OF THAWLS.-We ike-agdergigned
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. 11 eta labelled- James Epps & Co., Ho- I I Pac . ferers by the late fire at Seaforth,A441444wers L(I:y laid he Wa
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cordiality the party attacking, even if L . - ' te our U got to - - ,
mmopathic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle These Packages an the best in use, and will I for the amounts severaNy plaood o a L J40ru '
his or,her intentions are good,.- The ad- give satiductim 7 . It �. FIRST COME, FIRST SERVEDE - names with the Gore DiatrictKutual I d, I - 4, gfted:that maj�ifes
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van:tage'§ of a genial manner a;id 'winning . 11 . 06 -
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. address can hardly be eatiwated.' Polite- _the WS -V f0jr 40 very �prom - as J In
-M& ,-LARGE, XURCRAgERS. I , _ p*and . 11 -11 - , Yled, 1but yet -every,
DY -E STup,Fs. DYF, STUFFS. ,dAer, . slug out and we will ,throw you a rope, Yours � 14- . . . '.,W 'ur cUlms ha "' - I W
ness always pays . there is hardly any- � � I - �, I I . ': - . )MCb--9 , *e,.be I MS�def-L
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- thing which costs so little and goes so the flnest quallty, producing rich colors, at R. the manufacture of Wash Tubs on a large-seale- . ) I
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far, The mere semblan of a ready L: LumsdWis Corner Drug Store. 455 L 3, &IMMUML TROTT Seafoe% J It $218. I I . I
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