The Huron Expositor, 1885-01-02, Page 6v
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BY -SARAH K. DOLTON - ay . i 11�w SEAFO TH I STOVE : - I To
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. Undoubtedly the disc- nsion . of, one?i 1 � , � I . . i i �:� t,
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! � I . I � retailer of such details v ho -a � � . I � W , of merit, but we Poili ftscil � I
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to ariticise the minister, the churdh,. � i6e above i I a h,ve no been thorou ,, y re- TO.SAVE IVIO E. y 11 no other inedic! I I -Rev- Dr� 1�
e, � � complete ll I ;I I ,, univerasa approbatioll hi iLS OWn City, � �- .. 4 Edinburgh
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i e in hunian beinga so doing, the habit mr6uih I I i ' i I T. A N D' Y "d couxitry, and amolig allpleople, as - !! .-
all lie or she violated Ppre�io'lted .
school, the world in general. Of coUrs - nin good sense - an I I
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we cannot b i telligent good taste lb� . . I I : 4 � . * . C. M.. WH I . i I . � Of a 1111111ber 0i
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without having defi ite 8, but - �i_ . UN "Al Al ROI LEH PROCESIS. : . I � I
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alsof alls-ortathere e=ustaib'11"i . I I . ,. 9 Sarsaparflla. �
these are sometimes needlessfy or harshly. JO11rn , I I � A, I 9 and Xorthwk:st
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expressed. ; The I *11 ai 8 wehouse Buildings h%Ve been 1. ea,vy .Sn
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nent � . � - - Tontana anti- I
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Christian said once ide.ourJ which a t 2 '� , , pa,tterns. Don't fail to see them. � Note-th
I �p tl enla ed, and new machinery applied ! All new. e following are the leading The f,D11o,�rIng letter from one of onr best. �
A promi it D know that into sympathy with .'movements and ut. I � I I . lines made by the first foundries in Canadai )mown sts sbould be ,of � , -A
young convert -o you . L f.r,e,a,',, - L i . , - 41 - V -A Party of
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people say you are always blowing your measures that lift us int i &.new world. i - S L t. I � 'Eigrht veirs ago rL � I � Cana&_ arrived
. That injudicious �remark V ariety and change for, 1e mind: are as THE'l AT,4�T IMPROVED ROLL � I . 7 . . "1
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own horn V . . I I I . I had- an I � 9 �on Monoa V 11103,
lips, fQr forty � . ! L L "� - � - 1,),_
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nearly sealed the . T . � i f . .-A]qD . PbPULAR GF,64CERY I Xtheumatlgtn, go _-o- I I
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Lusanity among country cu, . I . I ". -d 0 . a.q (�-� .. re thint I could not MA Ove from . immagrallts tha
one of Roston�s most godly men, L voinen) parti - i I . I . . ; q the
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aid, . : . q hol - Aief until I tool -k. . t1i Petersburg lor
find if e- Flo Ornsing L �J �Jes witl i ;d
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ed by physidians to the ,: hum -drum I vr Machines ,, mueli if any re , .
� "It don't -take braWEL or heart, to I I I . I , � �a. jLyJ:- A S,V1t3A1,_&V,1LLA1, bYthe Use Of two Others are to f,
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.'ng is easier than to sit in led )by theux; the same * g to -day, to- SlEAFORTH � �>2 1 . letely cured- i
fault. " Notin _ . ' From the best!.Afa infactuiing *FinyiS have been - . . : (D -� 0 liottles of 'which., I 'Was eomp '! -An imintn'
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as . I I I ]1ave soid invre quantities of Your SAns)L-� 1�
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one3la Parlor and write letters to public. morrow, and forever, so f , at !least ut in, and evoryt iing neoposary iaded to enable' . . 0 0 :Z �-- (D " , * , fl other city- jJJlJ)JL
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� because their mental -life is exicerned.i Itis gerto irnowflo rl L . FAWTI-LiL, MId""'it, stia r-a-tai'lls its kv . -
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. journi,L- blaming.young women , � � I . YOU c ge� tile best value for youx money in all J4 'a) 'a) . . )I 0 popu!at table cures it has - - at Victori,
ruinous to women, in oular, -who are . , . . . I . W W �A , ;,Jty (1031vinece me that it
they will not go out to domestic service. t - fyVete" a 111iA Vic, estimated thad
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e' e )rived of mental . SECOND TO N 0 NE, I . t I %W W ;�, edicino ever 01fered to the,' .
I e or not well bodily-, to b I : . p. 0 0 %_-J I ; tbe bi;s':� blood ni ' , �§ in private n -s
Would the writers go ff they w re po - � . . I . A L
and similaely circumstanced ? Wh,.n. relief. Deprived is not ;he word to'use I � '. I I kinds of i ; ' ! L� . L 0 10 . I- 0 public. . L.,. J.". ILtanis." � �
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ladies themselves treat girls in the kit� it is not so much deprivi tiJn as a failure grain f --- i far. . ati� pping I L 4i :- and - thel .Ir�_
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chen as politely as those who sell ribbons '� have a friend: xt ed. Grain can � - . I �1 v
s to seize oppot-tunities. i , have al� � dee � rent. - - L
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now be ;ake I l . "I verseer in the aw __ " .
and laces, and teach their sons t�D be who quite recently set he[rself to , Phink- � � "_J (LI MIX . A corporation 11 , -One off oar _.
. and loa( ed into carns at bushels i : .r-4 F___q P -d. carpet I I A
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- ing what she could do to brigh�en up per hou'r, by '*e Ni ork of t . men. - ! i 9 his � . the follo-win" 4',
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I courteous like -wise, the word "servant � I . � a) I r.f. � - , ras for over twenty years before remo;Q : . 111)
n m the winter intellectual for herself and . .il � - �J fat nheum in its ,I k� : .
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I . I Crodker, I I 0 Lowell- anlictea iiith S religrious eraid- '
g nea i g fro � and 1 � i" . - 0 k -H (D Its, ulcerations aetuallY cotered
,irl " will have a, diffel-ent ir n ' . by
L What it now -has. I friends, and after casting, about among i ! I
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1A LJkR 'M FEiD STONE � - CZ 0 ibore than half the surface 1�
The world is not wou by denunciation.. I her resources - ended by ()telling he� piw- -1 � � I i . W ,y AYMes � ,4 in his hf_�,111, ali]
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Jor every morning for with a i. -F � , 44 � �n (D 46ertificate ja .Ayejea �Ii �
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e- ove popular healt I I hnal= for ,18W. !� he i
how quick one has lost influenc r course' of lectures on I N � M �� � . R. tj � . - . 3 tmynplii ul;
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e: - good in topics; how to live 1. . I . t - -REPARED BY - , I ..I,.
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him� We must commend th � 0 U S HOP,PING � , I 1
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people, and kindly pray over an Iras beei , a*d the n acessary machinery for � ; . I � Cn .1-i _. )..a - Dr. J. 0. Ayer &Co., Lowelf, IV , ,xi .
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about the bad. Most persons can be led, eligagred a ,woman physi-lian to 1 O.eliver hiandlinE cho ! coarse rain8.1 . . ; - I . . : P.; .. . . 1�' En 61, six bottles for I& I �
: I hav( just received a lo� f ;1 a) CZ I -The Dr. L I
few can be driven, even children, with- the reetures, and sold enough of tickets � Al 0( she � as been erectedi, so that wagons I 0 : �cz - � ,Sold by all Drug,&ts; � I I of the � Indi.j"o .
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call geo u 110 ax d reoaA e er cover. . I � (V .F -q I " %K i - - ___ - - . - J , I),
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out spoilimr-them. -to. defray the expense The lecturer . I 0 : � i been fonud gL,i �
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charmed every woman dio heard her, I ;_ I �! __ I � P-4 Cn Z (D I p i T I - 4 wil � ;
obedienee, but true justice is always : L I � B ELLOt, UNCLE r . . . , J1 a lady ic t��.
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tempered with mercy. I L I � �ifrE,!_. � . i -
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aind her ideas, most plewlsantly - pres6nt- ' ,,Fres �ugars a id Teas d bi
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- ed, aroused her auditors I to new th ughts � � � : I I
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I know a family where the wife is cbn . I � ; i 0 � I I I -1 The chin
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tinually telling the husband and children and discussions, and the i wn i�i � which ,; I P attended th, and . - I 'r � )-� !
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A ' I . Which I am'bo d to sell cheap for cash. E �i - 0 IQ - �� s �
of their shorte she. lives was greatly enlivened and I- Jgh. 10 1--, - ).-Wn )-I I . �
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good inanners, mi mental development, brightened up. Thi& ,same frieAd, who I RS' S �OLUR i FLOUR � . I I . . � 0 -P-4 . - FF W V . I ! I., � shall be rest 7
' I . � . - teen pounds o , Brown Sugar and ,14 pounds of - - . I—- I I I , )r--.41
and in success,and the peace and he i is one of the brightest of -women and the I . 0 .. . 0 9-.4 -1 . I - , 5
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I head of a la,rge family, with many' cares, a 1-4 i _4" " � I : L ., , .
nes-s of that home can well be im ed. ANTEED ' 9 Q . � l C I � .-I �
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am glad you are not rough, as som. e are " to,rical -biography., For ins4nee while '( -4 pound, and 4tr i voluo ot 50c in Black and I i __ i -
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as to say, "Why do yott. always talk so I was with her the-Aeatli- of Gambetta I " . I I I � � ! . . ! I � .
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llpolite ? , ctorily and without del i sb so. ne extra fline ; . . . . '
loudly and be so ii " It is quite occurred and she mourned as if .she had 1 Chopped 13049M Green. )o I � :
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-to, say to, a alusband, "I am gl, ,. : I . .1 i .:-I 1 ' `
as easy iriend. For some 5 7 i T . , � I . 2 � - - hole of one s fill
i . I I I t Also the faillous Stove Boards --iso cheap. � Send in your orders 'and get your L . i w . -
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L e I I' �, I SYRUPS pipes deaned and stoves ill orde�, for cold *eatheir is oming � I L I I- A I -IJ �
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.4.�. z, I I in abuilding� They are pat together by and con,v .� .. I � -44ND- - ; I ' ' ". I
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� she is so. It -is very easy to compl, bunions. 7 P , . _r I -I -S ID T-1 W0_ q. " : p -
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are well don.e. Many a child has grown I I . � I Read the following testimorial by one of the best musicians of the present . ,_'_., - I
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indifferent and calloused ill heart from � ' (lay: " The Upright PRihos of Messrs Wilhain deserve, as well an emphatic Well, r bliould say so, and here 1want a pile -of .-, ". I night of last At -,01_5
Bolo-na S Mings.. 'i I . '. , - . I -
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neighbor. It has gone forth from your It. � XILVIE & CO I I 94 � and Cu �_��!--,� ness, in. societ
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. . a iii, I irhi nk vou have done the man all th- P ,OPRIET DRS. . � . I � sympathetic quality, call not I e surpas . : I
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-agemeint, such as mischief you can; you'iejoice to see hi . . � I . t 0 . it � . : ` has, made. !J�u :
encom he reiceived I - " in �j. 0. HE P, 11a,nager I . 41 appearance." -THEODORE, THOMAS. . li� :,- - 1; adian, born, e,lw_�
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get an educa.tion. 'John B. Oxonih came I hini ?" , That . word hag : gone out., that I' - - __ __ - I . � .- and feed your large family, and thiies are hard, 1 �; I
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to eminence because of a. friendly hand . . �t � I . � '�*, '
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,_ I blasting way; you think i w.1 . . wheat to get two suits of Cloth", a Dress for . � ad,% or England, I
laid upon his s1loulder. John G. Whit- - I ,III
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you any harm. But I am ivatchin' that [ � . . I . ot I such as to -attx,�
tier owed his inspirationlarg.el� io Gar- . .9 W � . . 1. i . � I . . . Gloves, five Bustles, eight yards Fur Tnimning, �. ,
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rison's com mendation of his first poem. - H � �> I T � . 11 Corset Laces, two webs Cotton, 1-7 yards of ' "
tast nd and is aiming at your I , S� : I . 1 1
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Captain James B. Eades got h4 for curves a,rou . t I I ? 11 -This celebrated Organ has always receive( �e highest award wherever Fine Irldnnels, two Fur Caps, Oi Set Furs, four I - . �
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engineering from a book furnisbed h I �Z shown, taking first prize at the Northeiii Union 9 hibition in October, 1881 boxes of H. ir Pins, three Fine n . oun .1 purchasin
into m, and after it rolls -An a � I ; I of Tea, a lot of Currants Raisins, r . . . w . - tli
by his, bachelor einployear, when, a �oy i your boso f .11 . I ' EIAPO�IUFV Among other Organs shown at this show were W. Bell & Co., Guelph; Kilgour, I 0 ocken . � ` AlexAndc-r 'Mitc]
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'his. store. � , i z , ; . Hamilton; Karus, Woodstock, dx, Call ajid see us before buying. Old instru- I . �. ;i been coninlissionv
what measureye meet it shall �e , meas, f t_1 I : . � I . �
I � want to go. But, pray where is it? - ,chase all the ",
- We axe creatures larg�ly of circum - . I . � � ments taken at their full value. Orders foil tuning pianos and organs attended 1. �t.. �
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ured to von again. ' -- - . I � � � I - 4-. 4. I � Why, out at RANTON BROS., Exeter. See, I wheat - he �caii ovt
stances, and hable to change in a day. . . . i �t I - W ! �� C) I
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cause ill, the � kindness of her sympathetic and garrulity. It makes. you. m . ad to L tr 1 bd' (I - I
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. heart, she often wrote obituary poems. 4 heax, him tell the same story twice. Y OU .! %. f �. C)
By and by a petted child died in the au.- , i I'v �t
thoes hom, e., Mrs. Sigourney sent to the 'pi,,e him food ho.- cannot .m9sticate6 I �t
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The poet was never ridiculed afterward. He is going to stop. But � , Cf) .
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A IrR.diug family - of my acquaintance - God has an account to settle with- you � . t:7 �_,J
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church, till their own daughter, cultuIrl-1. will be dim and your gait will halt � and � -C . H - �>
- ed and nable, was led into public work. the sound of the grinding wM be Jetw, I I P--1 'I .... � 9.
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alxd their opinion changed a -t once, and you will tell the same 9tory .twice, 1�x I t4 �
We shall not hold the stm e opinions on and your children will woiqder if -you I �� M t� M 1 W I
scores of subjects twenty- years from. are. going to live forever, and wonder if I cf) 0 � �0 - H.
:raw that we have at present.. When you willi never be taken away. They 9 . I , 0-�
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Tirothers lie sleeping,. and -1 am the only words you used in the ears ,6f �yotlr old, .q I
one who wakens to pray in the still fa,ther forty years ago.' What is 'that I � (I 0 1 0_� I 0
watches of the night. I I Son, " said the I : 0
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wise father, " you had better sleep, too, it unniasticable,and your jaws ache, and � : ,�/-4 C�-Z ;0
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tion, it will b 6 found in inost cases to the street by the hair of the head. The I M 0 tri : 0
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a few days, ago, while -sitting with a' whell . the old man arose and said : - - : 10
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one's self in a. ho ital. Good and kind back to'us! Do know that the I I
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. th� Onsists Cata,rrh-a New Treatment � '� -_ . . I I _.. .. 'I .
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Z5 , had " ell- attained by the Dix -on Treatment for Catarrh. ; . . I
Joyed bald health " all h�r life, and had. Out of 2,000 patients tro,ated dfurin(f the past six . I - �
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satbered from every conceivable ailin6nt months, fall i t. -per cent, have been cured .
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11 Init the yellow fever aild sinall-pox, and startfin-when it is remembered that no I ffi-e per
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e(I so much, slxe said she felt that site claini. now generally believed by, the most scien- It.
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was hideed a living Yniraale, and pro- tific men that the disease is due to the presence : . ; � .
ceeJed to tell me about some other party of living, parasites in the tissue, Mr. 'Dixon at ' i ND ow t at e Hoiliday Season is fast ap-
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who had been worse off even than her this accompliAed, he clainis the Catarrh is prac- Parthwil -doi]L lea; require something n"t and
self, a � : tically cured, and the permanency is unquestion- .
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It i.s possible that the ventilation of cuxe,q still. No one else has -ever attempt:X C bein fully alive to the im nce of thisfact,
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. our phyaical ailm ents. has all advantage cure Catarrh in this manner, and no'6ther treat. h e spei . &I extra arrangei lients foJ the ac-
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141, prolonging human liffe, for it is an un- of thd remedy is siniple,- and c n b done t ( r Ch t
deniable fact that persons who axe home, and the present season of the vear is the ear's Pi(turc For a Photo of Tasty D'esign,
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always ailing and always talking .about most, favorable for a speedy and pernia�nent cure : ccellenc B of E hade and Finish , Easy and Gra4Qe
. the iiiajoriky of cases being cured .at one treat' ul Position, .-oupfed %�ith aVroptiate Back -
their ailments, usually live to the alotted ment. Sufferers should correspond with Alesarm.. ' oundandAmessories. .1 I
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in Dress Goods Vehreteens Furs, Tweeds, and I . t ; ljpl�
certinas, &c., on hand; also a good
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All kinds of Instruction Books.
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Rodgers & Sons Table and
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11 Block Tin " Goods ill Jelly Mculds,
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Granite, Iron, Tea �nd -Coffee Pots. The
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