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� I strenSM N6. I and NO.' ,0 Lry scourage- �brated auth Irs ' which display an Agn I iiian" liery is tho given _�E - *
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: k"PS of � . 1 Sir W Itell Scott In his "Heart o , ures. . -
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leg -and towers often sur- � YOU? Alidlothlarx" .spe-aks of his heroine a cut glass and other articles � i i
es-__%sk your druggi 5t -for 0 ,q - I s a skin above re- I -, �
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� � I - I Votton noot C�ompound- Take no other V G' ! C1, 1 ipUnlight proach, untouc-hed by rougn or pow- .� -_ �
I wRtli eagde nests, a -Lid all I Inilt , that by Saturday, ul - � they shine and sparkle. 11 4 'i� I
I . . momw �hai,in- ! tb e 'merit of those peaccxnak� .
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� I PaMtec� elowing with the richest color ftngerous. � No. I and No. 2 are soI4� and ! I � , ;L" .
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� Weai-dngs of red iind blue, with here on Tecelpt rice and fou- 2 -cent pqstoze )UntiY on MondaX, before his . . .433 . .t_ I ! IT. -
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- � -%It Indsor ."I,, v�as gone. .. his life In ]E�bie reading Scotland, Sir ! - - I .
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. .1�, - , jo.wx the gleaming green river, and at erts, Alex. WilWon, C. Abernor* Or d 1. I dru landlord, who called'on Sunday' I ; I ek that ih ' � ' ow lines ahould � I I �
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� � glow. 1i � � �rVHOMAS BROWN, Licensed Auctioneer fox the i :
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. ,the � dark green for , es I I told' him bf an office where a compos- . . hex ItaWe- f h Was promi ,�-! _L Counties of Huron and PsrW Orders left a'. be thickly covered, ,so as to be WV -11 _111 , . �
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� I te, the -.canyon edge, and sometimes I . itpr was wanted. oreeley went there � - - I , � ani e liction of *the peacemakekg .1 9 i
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; � � e'ven rugged'and gnarled pines, the -van- ; Xondaj M�rnlxx 1. . . . wa 5 . ,She must have a straight nose, 7 - .
r I I 1 1 - g; before the place was i - . t "they shall be called the chil I atiBfa � - �-
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. *ad arms reacXng, out into the mighty . : , - culty In getting icomposltor for a . old SerIpt ir s, descended to the chief I t Lot 2, Concession 2, Rullett *111 receive large tb - . .
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I- ... iiep,ths, a resting place for soaring- - wa#ted done.. . i . ful �ctloxiar I who worked the , guillo- Attention. 'Even , un i t� , -,I I
, 1, laqk, . Oreen ud Japan eag, piece of work We F: 1882-tf and plump and rosy red. . _ ., I
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I - eagle or hawk. �, The sides of the can- Salida,� lack and mix' Tearr at -Ar.. This was setting !up a small New . tine." ni does not have to be a pro- . \�'- 34 - 1 :
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; I yon being not of solid rock, but, of � oms blifik %�d mixed laus. � I a .lead Testament with narrow columns, the PAIN ,; THE ST01 ACHI . - ,n 1A Auctioneer for--.tbe oo�ntlos of kti7ron and CharM W . _�_-, .
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. emm5ling, soft formation, have fur-' in' all tie best coffeer, a so sugars b all text interspersed With 'references, -to. i I � to Eno tl I ,, e no rious executioner . f I
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- ; "t bed plastic mateTfal for the sculp- I I I . kestrau� lated notes marked In Greek and other 1111- Ill ce do � of moder sije, pearly. white� with -_ �. . i
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" of water and - syrup 2be a quart, Ix 3t Anebo - and usual . . SUMMER COMB 11ATIL) NTSs 4 ed Sanson and I or n�ry. All orders lefk at Heneall t office or .: - 4_- . .
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i � . . L San� . i 98, Concession 2, Hay, will promptly She raust have a chill neithOr vh2xP � d'- - .
. J tooled them into a thousand fantastic - the task'and so little could the com- I : ,!so � ,st , . 1�_ ! . :
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castles, huge dog formb, bird forms, for $1.0 !� 'I abandoned th' Ork almosi a en bad . The 1 5 class ttended nor blunt, but .gently undulUtdIng in 4 i _i-
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� ., tinle faees-all adding to the awfui im- . ithat It wa talboa who digeoTered the I : - �� - I
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L. ressivenegs of the place- taugage, lnuch bacon, ior� beef, lbeat The foreman offered the work to . . I c Oc a yet Keats In his im. %_ I
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. Por miles the canyon stretches north- pure 1%rd, butter and eggs, all at 'Greeley, believing t4at in half a day I : . I lately and feel rivas a hard, domineering look. -_ . � � I 1.
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ward from the lower falls. From the boy would prove himself Incapable I I I ChIpmag's, omer" makes Cortes the J ..6 an occasional She must have a throat round, full � it:� t 1� �
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- oatmeal, rolled wheat, Tillson's rpllc � . 4 1 . &-ad pill�r-likea niarble column, to _E- I �
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. Ing lest the dizziness of these heights ker oats, malts viV vim, . I stretching way before him. inw1m havo glosay ba�r thathav :
g, onols, man why he hired that fool and said, tl'� I ' I .She -5. ! 'i .
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�, � . limerve him, may behold, a hundred flakes, oream sodas &-nd all kin s of "Pay him oir tonight" . . i - I . - I be g�ea Gibbon, who7was so intol- inever known the touch of bleach. -ojr ,,, V --, " iV
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new honey, , . . I OUR DRUGG147 FOR IT. ,rA K c k o I�T"gft. , A , -
- either toward the falls, which seem to. Ini. This boy had worked on a New Eng" " : a I through your �,
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!! . . I ha a few box6s of very floe raisins I o sell fr . dresging, and clin cWsely to that - *�
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� ward, . wher6, the stupendous gorge I - I 0 the mopritains of Tudia toward 1the - - I - - �_ .
at wholbeale prioes. 1, 0 atl & - . � �4 -_ "
� . large'slook of friesh grocerf Df fi6lds under the noon s.un.1 He was not � I - She d I., X
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f � i Nerve Pills and get cured f must have s all, A .
10eg. .afraid of toll. He set that Testament I sea. ' Yet every school .i-
� . ridens "out, loses some of its coloring, which W so . I . fo
w , ill'be told at Caspian! g6og- , �?" before things become too compact ears o -shell-like shape, ' i -j 'f�r', __
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� disappeaM among rugged mountains. and glaoswaie, all of w ich. ill be's I proof he found that Greeley had set . Int) the i se� of Aral, and the Jaxartes I As a ape-cific for &.11 . �� -1. �17'
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I &ces- the seal of awed silence upon the . - one else who had tried. . I I says . _4 I
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: - One soon sees all too much of geyser � . Bo mij �,11 and In his "Gertrude of I 3he must. h 4 and & , 4
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. , ; . Wanted ; heoh . r , ihich . SHOPS OFCANTON. I � omir g11 Campbell had tigers prowl- 1, heart and nerve .- - �
'a k ' drily sol 121c, for 8a, i ��� troublestheyean. hand, yet plump, 'with tapering 00- - � 1. I
and palnt,�I)ot; of this, never. At first � the big�dst mar et prI63 will -be p�id in i � 7,
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w overpower,ing that the spectator A large sto of all. sizes of frulb jars 0 the I In the Chlim,exe City. and 25c & yard, now 25c and- re- n1a. St ch In high places" true heart tonic, blood OI! th � I � :1 '�_5, . I
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only a confused sense of big- i .. The merchants', alleys are the para- spectively ; these are particularly good -14 V.
. I . I � hewer, they cure nervousness, sleegless� � - She must h � b, nail 'AltranspArent I , I
i and staidard vinegar. f alt by thofl rrel . avle . I - .
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t .- 1 either side the .narrow lane, - I gri pe, etc. I e. but of' a T'air sliape, with a. I-
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United it r Oom- OOM. Ylannelettes, Wrapperettes. aOd Dre8s i Vk. I
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L of it. .A. bird.sees, showing great un. torent by the monbh, ribbons,'etc., and all L.. I cers at $11 �er doz ; gilt edge j ditto at I all gileat ihixxgs,-]�axnartine. I co .- 2 L' Al .
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er pi&keii of typewriters, second hand ress. The erson _16 rarely I ,A=
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,� I st; need, by chance, a superfine antiseptic , I � ot maps either 1613 or 1614Y 1 �0 � .
I -orillis worth BA and points! we + . & urepondition of the blo I � 8 (datc - - 7
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knee, , tine, a 'very, delicate and'lasting'ex I rac (1) .
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- vumnicle. F - 7.80 P,M, 22,20 P -M 9- 0,m. -sirauleone, tv a vt;L.y e 'A, y-180" �! ' I * no, wl"u 11111ft r-4- '
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Wingbarn.. .. .. .. 8.88 Origin of Iripants.0.0 . . i C pei ned by oi te who had personally vis- and a pr Wty loss of S2,000,000 z 1.
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, Plora-�-He fL 10.15 8. I I _- I ulte (fifferent. Pantaloons were � I , I ;P - . I It I-, an'old stom one which may� . 11 i .
11 desperately In love V,thel ............... 7,28 . . were 4 � � � Uncle Are de -Have you formed an I , I :�.# .
. P,ximerdon ........ 8.20 - 11.30 C � � I . . ; be duplicated in new ly* every zom- -
with a girl he mpt on an oceau.steamer . _. i z .at first nothing but long stockings worn - Havi4 sold my lumber business to Opinion as to'the cause of Colonel HIx- r , itei� J - Grigg: The fatff- I ; ; _�
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London depart - I now o0er them for sale at g� "atly re- ,nee led m noy, and the wealthy uucle I A PMECT NONE REMEDY. � his family. Boys wdrked like 1, - e.
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- - - - 9,30 � . . ,ed pi4ces for the next y " h - ' by bestXnpab Journalsi SuppilL,d � �
Magistrate -How do you know this zzeur I . 6 duc � � . _ -
- . I Ken"ll_.._.,._-_*__�__' 9-" ' 6- 8 � ' knee, where. they were fastened wl tha ', th a Ing man ran away, ! ablo boyish plca-sur�o$� Days grOV7. w-
� A - -quality e u Lppy Y 7 B tbih Solcilers in South Aldea. - - - � .1
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. I - an has been guilty Of Kippen ...... . ........ .. anq was ne rer heard of afterward. Tor all Threat and G ,land Tmahles. Pieurf.%y, to young manhood and, 133nding them- .
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Detectivc-1 f.,,ked him Londeisboro - - - - - 10.80 7.2 1 il I .__ o
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my*-- __._,. , 10.88 7. . 7 former two. 0-11-e.6 4:,tsk IL ,break looce and rw�--P. Cain, Olil mars ,-,-.- � - li
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, . . r Her Right. 8eafgl'th L umber 'I Yard, rs, B, olnxx�-I read In the paper that 9 ; , � boys and wondei-i why his .nelghbdrs. , r - I �
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Irt. - Wingham, Oepart.. - .. - 6.60 A.K. It. ,,, X � - Q I - 71--l- -
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- Pliedl the littl boy who lives In a flat Ireown-.- - - - - . - - 1 8.22 4.06 . . �
I 8.85 . I 1flC13AEr,'UMDlE Reeve, Winthrop ?. 0, A bracteriologAs onfly made mic- .
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9Qod jolus ar, aken. but by the time I't AV 88 0. i
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-k�, � f prosperity gets followers, but adver- SOLOBION � SH NON, J. I 7 Iospec�vr - .- _.
� You are cap,,Iktt- of filling One -it will LM - .v f:. _' ' �� . 11 _.: -, . Wintbri p P. O.' .. -Ohlo -State Jou=LaAa GoderIch street, . . . . geafortb i : " .
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43'olock, a. rJ., to hear an ran, e which so promptly . � . Jute or Mixed Goo& in , , Lutb-thley are - ,
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THE H U rF�-, %f *�XPMITOK OFFICEI, 0oinplaints, or errors And ow as in the W '.. 0 � 10' *_ 01 . , -
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