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a with r stered pedigree. Apply on lot 't /- - - � - , �
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d Coloml � . . I I I I - , flanithation of the bronchial I 11 . I
I- i i -f the Second Division . century comes in In five or -six yeltis from , . %) gi-ve th,is view to di
114h Silks in ' -_ i BE , Clloirk , - . . tubes, throat or qhest. No un- 11-
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I I I 0111 ty Commissioner, of Hurou Con- certainty. Relieves, -soothes, .
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il Creponfl L ' - � I ce! and Insurance Agent. N�ds I .promptly. in the eighteenth century. I do not see i \ ,
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go, Pink, ' . I- . bar,, We W* , clal inducements to. ca �, n. . 0 . i
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a de- �,_A TOC FOR SALE. -The undersigned ` -�n , wvs - � .
E thi' I ,,ill soil great deeds I Oh, Yo Luag M la, ge� ready I ,
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e � !rime gi en it required, DAVID HILL, Lot 27, Co 3- 1 - the world li, Only live sum- 11
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') A � -� - I 'Danegelt, has produced some of the fin- .
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t has bee -a 1 . 9i HERBERT CRICH, Beaforth, P. 0. � I light It will be['when this cogturylics -
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from the I .;;; � JLJL arable property In Eginondville, latey 003u- : SEAFORT�1. 5
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I A goo4 ! - I . i But mil4ong Will MOLUrn Jig going, 0 y � i
1 , 4icks, ginondvillo, orto I.LV. Fear, Beaforth. I I Aao- ham�ion hacku stallion. ce
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. t w4tor; cellar, woodabod and gardeti ; .� . vicissitudes. Old nineteenth ce y of on her long, I eat neck. She has also iia�
It to 100k . Al In g rep&4 4 at liberty on Ma - , gs and is prepared to pay t e bighest I I
A in tolin O- ISAA or I ith. Apply eg I I weddings and burials, of defeats and vic- � � . A
E V LANGB�RATH, west end Market stroot. mar et cash pAce for FRES EGGS I l .1 de.1 . I 1428-tf L . I orn and nations dead, . . .
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.L % two lot , vilth irc)d garden. For sale on - t , ,then more than 1,700,000,090 inb�bitants , Ill :�;V! 0
- W J. C. L IDLAW,, $eaforth. . 1430-tt, . W ; "TAKE ; of the earth will hall its birth and pray I I ve
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. . . W if still yo ng in spirl , Of - undoubted charac- 100 years, and the most of your life I think L . .
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! * Is, accord n -T, a y for it idave your heart righ� . .
I up air ,,! to ability. RXV.T.S. LINSCOT ��, -
� B,:.tt()rd, Can&, . ano-is , is 4 1 nerves right; your brain right; your dl- � .Now@.. di
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I � our commerce, our mechanism, our arts - -%X -.� . . --Z-`-----;4 ---
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. L I a thor ugbhred Jorsev bull, the beat in the county, . and sciences, our � professions, our pulpits,: -HACKNEY MAII.E.
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f I � . . our inh6rit e lieve in you. We
T Terms, $1 at the time of service, with the privilege � � plenty of bone to support her strong, f
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I . of ret rining, 1. mecessa K. �
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; I . r . � . musnoss we may have disappeared from
e It . Boa e'tbree Shorthorn Bull calves from eight r Ops, co#t a doe1c. I earthly scenes, we will not lose our inter- tak n as resenting the best that has ed
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. -- by "Alo arch" = 17890 = a son of "Bram Pton E erd" I it ours lnolpiont,�Congumptioll-&" In 111 will,excuse, us for a little while from the � I t al
I � = 324:: DaMs sited by "Royal. Saxon' =10587= best Mugh sm�d Citoup Go*.. L .
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L ir by 1. V. FJ�A-R, Seafortb. I I Rape Growin In Michigan. Or.,
I � . all"11al". pe Igrees, low prices. Apply on Lot mansions N e 6ut on the battle- � 9
, � 11 8, cone -an 10, Tuckerbmith, or i iddress Kippen P. . .�Ie will com 0 At our state fair one, of opr most a
I � I � I nients of jasper,, and cbeer you, an .
. � . .. 0. McK Y:!BRCTHERS. 142841 i d per- � .
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I NTENINING pUrchasers of Harvesting Machinery I 4ulet you may hear our voices a 'If you will just k0ep, still p
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� I or It 08t , i . from afar as we cry, "Be thoU 'falthf ai l about this; rape businoesh, those of us who a
I I blylleme9ti, would.do wel to call at,Fri I . I
� � & Wood'* ware-rpoins, Main Streel, Beaforth, before . unto death, and thou shalt have a crown � " � undprstalu: (I it will soon be at I the top in t
. . ordering i eloewhote. Examine t is now (Walter A. I i . I i r
.. I . I I t I e breed�ing of mutton sheep til
- q Ila canivas Bindpr ; the celebrated Buck-
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I eye mow bombID dion, and are here ; Orlgl� of Coal. .
I .4 .: Weiare in no I I tly ,e6me- la,
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I" i , TAIRWX I The formation of coal, according to Dr. r
I prices foV first cliss goods. 1. MaINTOSH. 1429-3 � L L - what of au! enthusiast over rape Culture. to
I �- L!- � -T*---w --* "? i . . I . I Homer Greene's cosmical theory, was due i .
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V� '-'-Ift- � L i 11 ! I � - alize 4 t is an easy m4ter3 to oyere;s- W�
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. 1, 1 8 300 - Priy,,-ate funds ta loan at lowest � . � I years ago, when It was larger and hotter � timate tho' value of this or a U� - �
3. . : 8 500 i'ates' !of interest in sAms to suit, - I - . I 11.1 . than today, a wonderfully luxuriant vege- I crop, and that two or three ymrs' ex- ge
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. . $1,00 plet�d. and money advanced , POWDE�RS � I I , in all seas o*ns and Under all gi
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4th 1 $1,5(0 -,�ithin. t o da S Apply to�R. Cure SICK HEA ACIH4 ayid Neurs, , at that it is a great aid in
�l. I ,,Iarriy - In --o �itovurmrs, al-o,Coat d Tongue, Di i- clayiy soil and forming denso jungles In the raising i of sheep I - belie-ve, must be 1b
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i . year after year, century after,centui. I
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'a thoroughbre I Ta nwo�t A - -1 a ,process of ' � 1 Mimi -ed to lie for one week and thorough- iit
� CheeslO I a#ory,L - t] Box. t, � wth and decay going on, Un- , plow:
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r � with rl�gl 3t�red pedigree., Terms 81; pa�.%ble at L
I . I � - till the bodi of vegetable matter thus do, ' 'again, and five acres sown be
i . I time of ser�lco with privilege of r)tdrnipg f nem- I Jy-dragged
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.1 � L ERXI H�RE PIGS.-Tbe unde raignid broader of I - - � shrink, in mini equence of which her crust ,
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tho -oughbreo Darksbire aw' tic, will keep for j�,,�; L nes contritic I in. The land : of ha ving sold so much to our neighbors Cl
I A � B ice o lot 26 PO. - 11 T a& .� at th ted and fell
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: i . I winning � lekkohir,o'boars, " Eliebtlan " and 'Protest." I . . � qu ... . I then sinking throughout vast areas, the , and I iad to sen 6
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� : . ings for Bi 610. both sexes. JAMESDORRANOE, Sea— 1 1
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Z i L � ... Z., - ONE ILLA;fEft ' F -AT I N G L again, as often i; foot high, and I, turned 75 . -
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= - :��- L - GE*25 CTS-THEDODID's IE"'- LTD In this way, �ccording to Dr. Grcen6, lamb 3 on i .It our o
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: � -�& �, ] � i I M sheep oft the, rape or lan.
L : � I und6 at the �pVocesses of decomposition,
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p L 'Via II`6ront or Chicago, TO THE FRONTA,S USUAL-. I
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p - . P 1 I . leaves and -seeds complete, an, 4 all convert" on at night, Jand this we did for A ,mont'
I I - B itigh 6olumbia and California I I - .
. . I . � . . d into the same kind of cp,l%l as that by unitil the en&'of the drought. The lambs so
I I I -1 � : Doints. � . 11 The luppen mills are now running at fl blast and .c � .� I � I
il. I I I i ve them -�vhlcli;they wero.'surroundedi. I were thon ijaken�off , and the 60 ew�s'
� � at�es are th� lowest. We ha !are prepared to do GRISTINQ on the'eh6rteot notice, I I
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I i 111 � )4� and PULLNIIAN TOUR- I were kept
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I i ! � . . A Jealous Band of- I�obbers. and on JunE graS pasture at nig4t. The m
, IST C R8 fot �your accommodation. -,,Call I flour from your own wheat," and better value for I
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I � I .for fur er inf gmation. 'the money than in any. other way. Good flour ad nc other -feed during the time
ek for fur D ewes h 01
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WSEF � 11 � I I I I gan a series of train robberies which�wore, �e on the rape and the ram
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.. I I 1� . Stat 0 � 9"! T. R. Ticket Office. guaranteed. carried out with !such perfecqAti of orl I . I
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. ,:r- 1.07 P. M. 1.23 ?. m.
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� . ,, 10.16& w ,ion with� thi3'robbery. It I I .
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, ' was acconplished by� twc 'young �men ! .
L . .a [ I Troin.. .,.e. 6.20 F. -vlo 7.05 r. m. , i I � . i � i ti
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7 L 4 -I �� .1 I - I � riled them 6nly *%'short -'�Udbffi�d "fribi 'the velopWnt of all thbir swine. Spring
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. � - I t 8.0or X. 0,30ir.m. 9.60P.M. surrounded by the to Id o Renosi, whb and'litt�Atl6n-' Onb of the* -iequ sites is a F
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s r ..�-- I bad quIetly-wfit0hodAhb?'-r bb6y�frdbi�a wa"hJ'-)pbu '�nd it' W-i'li pay to ake it as
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I I � � DO1111k, 1- � PpAwnger., Mixed. .- I is the r10 b ber' ok . � pi, It - i ep at
� I 1 6.26 A.M. U.20 A. V. 7.3%) p.m. - I I A bedding, 8 ing this froin the re -
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i ; I - 2.14 9.10 thcirr�`prcscrves, the Ronos used their lnfl , n edge. Give'Pleh of milk
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- -----r--* ; I ence to have their rivals arrested for the for the first I f0ur weeks, ' " '
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I . ! crim by which they lind profited so little,, tle cornmeal or chop stuff, -er which
� I q r pdojo, Zqron and Bruce, BELT41 . I
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� � � 09ING, 0 I .- � � and both were subse ot- more solid food may be given. Tf obliged is
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I -, - ! 11 , - Lo don, dep. I _ _ (Tra(le 1, I fark] I)R,. A . led and sent to, fe6d Corn , or other grain *11io e, ;it p
� � i ICI $40 f ... L" -ii .... f--..--- 9.22 6.00 ' , I Practikal Electric rl� Mos, mea9time, - � . I � -
I I I i � , 9.37^ - 6.16 The only Scientific an, than i penitent . The I -
. I 1 � . 9 sall... .. 1 .... �. .. - - ine sliould be'soaked six hours in warm wa t
�� � . - . I I I I C . Belt nu.6dc forgencral use, h i ere kno . i to have sqcured i
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t � J I B old..H* �. -... I". . that can be- readily feltla[id regUIRted both. in and kept the $600,were allowed to gb un- .
� . ! I .-- 10.12 056 � . � � it to pasture until the gra-4 is at -
I . ! I - ....; - r y part of molested and c;ntinued their dcpreda�lons.
: : . 041 .... 1-i 16-.29 4 y and power; and appliod tahn I' '
�1' I to La ., - - � 7.1 Z qualitit my biffie during - I . C - , hes high, and if the obje�t
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ff , I .... !i, - - - working h6urs or sleep, ai)dN.vUlpOAtiyclY curu i e fat they should be kept
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� � � 1, � � . L 6mli.x. 8.25p.m. Gbiuerl '� -ty When at. laiige, they spend a c
N - .d4 .. , -- at D,bill "v -I' ng man was stranded at Custer reached.
� ; ; . � A i I I .. I . .part. I..... , . Lumbago. � . , arrival of a train and asked a I ry f(
. . I I I 6.50 4.01 I
. � I I *.�! .... �-'---- - great deal of time and do not gain ve
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7- � I I - '. -- Nerivoiis -Disicases .
�erous � , It .. .... � .... I . 7,03 6.08 - � .11 0 I rane.her if he could drive him to Whatcom. -
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: I i . 1, ��� al .r:- : , 7.10 4.28 J , - .1 i Hit 016 opportunity f st in weight when rooting or racing
�flj � fr.�....,. .. I Tife rancher jumped
i . . � 1, , Viorleoleele, about. Do not allowanyother swine X
. I � . �. 11 .... ,!.....- - - 7.30 . 4.46 - . � .
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11 B .. � I . I Ili] votenef. : d pigs in the same pen, t(
I - -I �! .. : J .... i -- 7.67 - 4.68 if I I I I I Con i. Whou he received $1.50 for the Job, but the mother an - I
hy ail 'I : 1� .. .. ... � � I I Ir- I (. I D senst's,
I - - he vas hystericial with delight and said he feq,d her liberally, and when a disposi-
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: � � ! � I Urinary Dilsenseis ha� not seen la� cent of c"h b
I I � 4 . I . efore f6r six tion is shown to wean them take away h
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� I . I ElectricitY properly _4pplied I- f4st taking the Wd' 10
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� I � ous, Rheumatic. J�id- oniy 35 cents: �This might serve for hor
T [ � f �� 1; No ice o. 0ontr6citors. place of drags Jor all Npr-v � I in a week thereafter.-Exchaii9e.
rooda, 1 L V � I - I ney and UrInal Troiibliias, 11( :Nvill efleet curds � rible case of de�titution Were it not f r the . I I I .
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� �, 1� in seemingly, hopeless Os�,� 6 � -ons, ;
- � _ I fact, that the ri� h 4ad c)ws, chi L t character L
I . � � �Ic seat d tender4, �ddreaSed to the undersigned. will . known . Tneans has failed. . I ,,nc or Oi�meal and 1 of tha ,
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;% qq be rec Ivied by t:hej council of the Townihip of a . � conta-�n much of otein v�nd the othes
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� -( ! . - by this means be ivusq� - I Ily vqas in a� state of elegant health.-
, ,kme- i I I � - tw, I' edar',Bridges, ODe 80 feet . ni"genons compo (18. - i
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L : 42. 0 o queen a Tr6os C before it is too late. - J I � d. Wh ttooni Revdille. I I ft
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Henry -ClAy was 'foaled 1837 , and,
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be a Canadian, with an untra ced ed-...-,.'
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Andrew Jackson', the .sire (if I Ienr�r�
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organ, then residing with him, GTan
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ashaw, descended the formerly wel4
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me Long Island Black Hawk the
Under of a famous trotting fa nily,
tirely distinct �md separate froi a the
i1nous Vermont lack Hawk fam .1y,
It will. -thus be seen that - the 'lays,
p Long Island I Ilack Hawks on([ the
tehen families, :he latter being found -
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Issius 31. Clay, son of Henry ClAy,
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probably -when Pearl, by First Cou-
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descendant of Henry Clay. , Le we
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The most prominent son of! AeU17
Jay -Was Cassius X. Clay 18, a broN�n
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s dam being of uutrace&blood, a5vas
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