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� I I 11 � ,�a .g. 0 Hillilett Sop. S numerous other articips. Terdiocas .
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1. ,, I A make the story oup 0' the most, ter- ophailt in'T6ronto, convicted of tol ,
. I ,� ,, q9tomporory very pointedly 6�4 1 .- . Marshall, Annie . ..................... 432,_ ........................... S 5 No 1, Morris .
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I dt,� I �t��. i, � I... 11� A,no,tbar great patriot is, Liao. Col. rible in biwori. What was a beauti-: ery and now confined in -tile King- 1 MRS. FQ1WES, Prop , Jr. 14OWFION, 4usit 1
. IF,,` ,trict of'10,000 square i SLOU peultentiary,appears too be soula- I ,Pickard, Flossie Autia ..... .... 422,.. ......................S $ No 8, Goderich- S I I , .
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, : -1 , At least I whilt derauge viewofa reviv- � Stisvens, Alma . ........ .. .. .. .478 .............
� I., 11. 4, � , ir,d miles 6 now a rolliug sea. I , o` rag of his case in tile Wheatley, Susan Maria ........ 514 ---.,.....::: 5 8 No 3, Hql.lett . .
I . N coo Simone. The colonel never greiws t 4,000,000 people are homelers kind . al of some featu —Olt—
I I � ` LL J� 'JA , 1lJ AUY 13, 169W of lecturing people on their duty to barest I Courts next week h -i is worried about! Butchart, Frank .. - .. - - .. - - - - ,........ 431 ... o .......... :.. ' ..I.. - - ' - - - .8 $ No 1. Stanley ' I I I
I . I - . Absolutely closed Louis J . ............... ........ 598 ..........
11 � .1 ,.�11 - .1.11 I �� their Queen and country, but he has go nc-cessitleo of life. It is tholight thfit - witiat be calls his brief, for the prepara. Carter, ....... Clinton Model School
'A 140.1. jigs. I tiop of which he desired a typewrite- ' Carter, Andrew G..._.,....,.,......,r)07 ........................ Clinton Model -School
"."I Al" k d Proticeedt , little faith lit Canada that he has start. the loss of lit'a will reach 750,000. 1
, . — . Sill. Erwin, Sidney ..... ; ................... 512 ...... ...... SSIT181 COON.
�.. � 1 r ", I ache in Everything in the way offigures is as' ing machine to be sent to him 'Blyth Public Sabool
I . (c, parti.ca nsgivenit, Aug# -her ad his son in liusiu:�s3 cLa a ra: ftnt any ; Laidlaw, John ............ ........... a78 .......... ,.11 .......... .... S 13 No 1, Morris
I I Wyouiiii- territory. Why did he not yet, however, pure bpeculatior, with gular to Say, lie dues not * I —
q . poucerning resistance to SO( tt tile chances of a total illortalitY far. lawyer to see the brief until it id pr,e ............... 605 .. . ................ 8 S No 6, E. Wawaaosh
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tjontiltablei3 at Bayfield, on Tues- take up a ranolie in our own Northwest, greater than ilia present (.stituate. bented in Court. Kyle is evide McGregor, Archibald .. - ........,420...... ...................S 8 No 2, OulroBs There will �e sold on the prem1bies of
. it ion. lie Murray, John ........................... 627 ............................. SSNo10 I
� ' y are which he is so fund. of booming (is a Court, and bu�iaess circles ill Pekin, 'Ktifforing by his iticarcer t I Ray
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, 1, --are not ovf r . e Scott, Win. James... .. - .. - ....448 ...................... . . . S 8 No 1, St uley
".. ''. , - If the �enibcr Canton and other centerg are doing is'oecupi d in 8tone-breakitig. I
I'll �� Ora to, it is the impetative duty of malg1lificeat country Stevens, Wesley ...... . . . ......... 403............ 1. � ... Clinton Model School
L,�'. a for South Simcoe has so little faith in all in litiman power to cope with the. On Saturday morning a tramp came
, ;,,the proper authorities to) see 1113t, th disaster. About one-sixth ofthe on. i to the door of Mr Shellabery, living Tebbutt, Albert Charles . ....389 ....... . . . . ............ S S No 3, Goderich DUNGANNON, ox .
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! , � , 1 � ables Canada's future that he prefers to in- tire area ofthe "Garden of China,"as in the Gore of Downie, and demand- , Walsh, John S. ......................456 ....... _.......... Blyth Public School WEDNESDAY, Jan. 251h, 1688, '
�., law'is observed. Those coust t in America rather Ciall. Canada The followipg were a few marks below tile mirifflurn Oa one subject, .
�,*_ ance of le- ves HO -Man is styled, is uow converted ed.an entrance, went in and ordered .
1, I Ivent there in the perform, Rud were recommended by the examiners:- A magificent hard of Shorthorn Cattle-
''. 1, . raticho lands, ho ought at least to have into a. vatt lake, with here and there Airs Shellatiery toget dinner irnme- Cc
� I 'e Pro- 12 and Heifers and 6 Bulls. All are
.._� Opl duty, and )�Ivc a right to t1! the ' o cause prating about a pagoda top or the gable Of 90�ne diate!y, which she did. Afterdinner: Carder, Euphamia Lizeila ....... 407 ........................ Blyth Public School
- . I decency t . Buchanan, David ...... .......... . 457 ............... . . ......... 8 8 NO 10, Hay registered in the Doininicill Hard Book.
... � tection which tile law throws around highek wall ripsing, over the ever in- he Said he supposed that they would Sale without reserve. To commence at I
� �� -offlcers. At Ke nptville tw loyalty and patriotism. - . . - ave no objection to keeping a fellow : . . .. ................ . 414 . ... ............. .........S S. No 10, Hay o'cloch pau., sbarp. Send for catalogue to .�
,�".. _ _ o men ___ - ... .., - __ - . I - ___ . - creaq1ha waters to mark the Site of h, Cadzow. Atchie
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I �i . ,who amaulted Scott Act ofricers were .. what were a short time ago prosper- over Sunday, and be Stayed, and oa , Drummond, John Jones ... . ... 406 ...... . .............. Blyth Public School THOS, ANDERSON, DuNGANNON. �
'.. . . C, ) 1, R L E 'r T E a, 'R a X ous cities of many thousand iuhabi- Sucida,rmadeMrs. Shellaberry darn; Kelly, Win. James ...... .. ....... 402 ......... I .......... Blyth Public ESchoal .
", y' �ks, mend his vest and wai I
, or tw& veari ill cott, George Robson ......... 397 ........................... S S No 6, Hullett CHANGE OF DATE. r
o � fined $141.70 each, _ . - -_ - __., - -_ . .. � I � tants. The rest ofthecountr isover big so, ton� Westa
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:,: Prison; one, 89G.67, and tho other T1,IMPERANICE, CAUSE TO THE run with. him generally, and Air Shellabery the Number who wrote at Clinton ....... ....... ......... 43 Owing to unforseen circumstances the on -
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Z .: . tvvg $116.67 each, or one year's in- FRONT. No. 2. WRETCHED REFUGEES, sainoe, and stayed until Monday morn-; Number who passed . .. .......... ...........23 dersigued has found it necessary to chan
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I i paid — who were fortunate enough to escape Ingo when he departed ba5'ilAg "God; a . Number. recommended. .... ...... 6 forbeawance of patients for not being able to
, � prisoument. Three Of the met i To the. AVU,,r Qf1he Clinton New Vira. blesayou and the devil tni8syou," and. NV I N G H'A" M** * ........ Meet ilia last engagemeiit.
�,�' their fines and two WeDf to gaol. A Sm, The Anti-qcott Act Advocate, with their lives, though with naught went east. . .,
" . aide. In hundreds of instances m , . I Crooks, Henry A . . ....... ........... 463 ........... ............_,.S S.Ne 3, Grey
.� like that apparent- vol. 1, No. 1" is now before me. It may WILL BE AT -TfiV -, .-
little experience on � I .
i. I ople in seem -remarkable that a paper s who three mooms ago were men oi -,�� A Eugenia, Gray county, despatch, , Farrow, Henry W ..................... 379....... � . .. ............. 8 8 No 7, Alorriii .
I ly wotl!,.l jl()t hurt ,1sotue pe tarting �
.. with a ,,circulation, 10,00" should so wealth, sit gazing on. the inland Sea ,;a,,.,. Aleut one year ago it On kv fSe- � Gibbons, James ....................... �385; ........ S S No 12, E and W Wawanosh * -
11 .Huron. Sit IOI)g rts the Scott Act is suddenly become defunct, especially as Stunned and hungry, stupid and de- log L, to Mr Samuel Pedler, a pro- 11 Hazlewood, Brenton J ........... .. 505 .. . .. ............................... Wroxeter Commercial Hotel, in Clinton , I .
" to ,� was "free." This jected,without a rag to wear or a mor- mineut farmer ic this neighl: orbuud, � Hemphill, Thomi;s.,.--o---_..... .422 .................. ........ Wroxeter - , I
� �� thelltw of this COUntY it bag gC't the "subscription . —ON —
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; i .. ke observed, Rud ibe men who are anonymous shect is to be brietly viewed sel of food to eat." In the districts of swallowed a fragment of a Nhipstock, � Kelly, Wellington C.... .......... - .453 ......... ' '
�11, in the light of the present -three years Citing Chow and Chen Chow Mo less bwenty-three inches in length, which i King, Charles H ................... . . 381. . ...............S S No 11, E Wawanosh .� ' ' . I
Ii. entrusted with the unpleasant duty and six -months after its publication. than three thousand large villages had been broken and accidentally gut, � Macdonald, Duncatk ............... . . 443 .............. � ...... 9 S No 8, E Wawanash Wed ne.WayJaimary is, .
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I I ; �� of working it, must Ile protcLted- 1. The Advocate says 11 Yott, will,find are stated to have been engulfed in a mixed up with the animal'a fodder. LMcGee, Robert ........................ 494,....,.......8 S No 12, E W Wawanosh From 8 a. in. to 8 p. in. . I
P , � When Bympathi.4ers with tile open the lite" "'he lu making theinselves con- very few moments, and Scarcely any The other day Something was noticed I McKee, John Davidson ....... .. .436 ............... .............,,. Te.eswater Thursday, Jana, 3.89
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. 1. t 8JAcUoUsuln,forcing this injurious law, etc., of their ill-fated people had time to protruding from tile cow's Bide,which, i Sanders, Win ...... - - .. .. .. .,.....530 ...... . .......... � ............ .... Wroxeter .
violation of the law go so far as 0 . F �om 8 a. in. to 4 p. m. PaUents please
,� �, I . are meniiof little chameter, upmece8o;ful in save themselves, as the breach occur- when withdrawn, proved to be the � Sutton, George .. ..................387 ............ S S No 7, E W Turnberry , call early. i
, ,:, chreateu murder, it is high time that attending to their own affiaing," etc.ol These I -time. tit of identical piece of whipst-ock.swallo-w- Thomso;, Albert E. .. ........... -.438. . ........_..S S No 7, E W Turnberry
". an wl�; ,,forced" t@s law or fav I red in the night An exte ........................ 528 .......... ............. 8 S No 5, Turaberry THOS. SPEER, M.D.,
I the mojesty of tile law asserted it- In 3rer ountry much larger than the whole ea by th a bovi tie about twel ve men ths I Tucker, Gordon
, it are still in our midst, thud on exami- 0
,�. - - I principality of Wales,and much more ago. Extraordinary as this incident I Armstrong, Je�nie E. .............518 . . . ........... O......o....S 8 No 8, Culross
, ` I , nation it will be found their "character" SURGEON, &c.:M.C.P.S.G.S and L.T.CPD.
self, We do not want any temper
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� auce advocate or Scott Act support is quite ts good as � those w 11 :
" � sue. Sea, and all the inbabitants are either ed for bv the owner of the animal, it 1 Burrows, Minnie A. . - .. - - 503..88 No7, E Wawanosh RndTurnberry THE GREAT EAST INDIA
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I � � er to exceed his rights or have any a licens d iniquity, and, as to their The people so man of 'undoubted veraci I ty, awl sev- I Burton, Louista ............ ....... 380 ................. . .......... S S No 1, Culross
�,r cess in business, most, if not all, of drowned or have fled. I I �
1. them have continued to carry on their terribly visited cannot Dumber far eral nei-bbors. r. ,
.,!� , : preference over any other member 0 1 Campbell, Annie ....... . . . . ....... 417 .... .... SSNo5, Morris 8 P am 0 1 A L I S T
, . Ali incident, oceurred ([uriug tile i Fulford, Mabel .......... . . ....... .. 547 .... :: * , , '*** ...... Teeswater P S
,,�v of the community, but we want toolue basinoss much longer thrm the enter- short of the whole population of Ire- ... I ............... . .
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1�� �� prise to publish an Advocate has flonr- I tud, as the Province includes about Service in 6t. Jatuies' Ciit.lft,dral, To- Wrnlis�,Jemitna ........ I . ............. 547 ......... ....... . .......... S S No 8, Morris For the treatment of all Chronic Diseases I
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1. him in the rull enjoyment of all the ishad among us. 25,000,000 inhabitants, with an area ronto, Sunday eveDine, (if a Somewhat Gillies,Jennie ....... ...........545 ........................... ... Teeswater P 8 and Diseases peculiar to Women. 30 yearb'
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allows him. 2. Our attention is directed to the of 65,000 square .miles, and the wa- ludicrous nature. After the anthem I Hartley, Maggle V . .................. 472 __. ... ....... ..........
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11, if summonei cannot be served on financial question, by a comparison be- ters of the rivWnow cover between had been sun& one ofthe young Indes I Hastings, Acgie ............... ........ bit ......... I ... 1. ... I I .. $ $ No 5, Tui aberry The Doctor has been educated in nearly al I
1- tween Halton and Huron. "Phellerviie of the leading Medical Colleges and Hospitabi
11 � - "hose who violate law, by one o ' two .fees from hotels, etc., in Huron in .1882 eight nud ten thousand square miles. in the choir �7ent down rather Sudden- i Hood, Viney .......... - - - - P ....... 582 ................. .......... ......... Wroxeter in Europe; has served asSurgeon in the DAL- . .
V� conatall The accounts published in the native ly to her devotif)ns and her headgear Johnston, Minnie . . . ................ 464 .................................... Teeswater ish Army in the East Indies, Surgeon in the
. constables, then enough lea to were $11,2085, in 11alton noth They The lint � Macdo"Id. Sarah - - - - - - - - . I ....... 473 ..................... ..... I ..... Teeswater American Army dtiriiig the late war, froin
ing is y 1861 to close of the same; has treated all na- .
I . see tb4t they are Served must be sent should publish another Phs.t i� ear, and foreign papers and in the Pekin loosened from its moorings,
, . . __ � of 1888 , and let us knew the amount the Gazette reveal most horrible Sufferings which, according to the prevailing Moffatt, Clara P - . .. ... - .. . .......468 .............................. ..... Blytb P S , tionalitios and eircuinuaviyated the globe.-
," - . out. . law -breakers of Halton, Huron, Middle- undergone by the survivors who are fashion, NN -as a ponderous article, feil Moore, Lit cy A. .. .... . . .. - - .... . .. .44 .3 .......... _ ............ S S No I Culross Ilia thorough education, argo and varie(i
. ".1 � - ------ QD*_s`-*__ � . S S No 8 Morris practise and experien a, entities him to rank
In hundreds of I ,,,, a SvecialiBt-seconc t
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I � A Comiiig ISSItc. sex, etc., have contributed toward the perishing of famine. over the gallery into the pew on the Reid Hattie A . ........................ 417 ............................ . d o none on this con-
, . . . public treasury. In the first part of instances when the witters rushed in- ground floor bclow and struck another Reid: Lizzie. . ... - ....... - ....... - .. .406 ................ . ................... T�eswater thient-for the treatment of those dangerous
I � . - and difficult diseases that have battled tile .
'� . . their paper they speak of morals, but oil to the cities sweeping walls, houses lady with cousiderable force. The re- Robinson,Lizzie _.............,595 ......... I ...... ..... S SP No 5. Turnberry skill of the local physicians.
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1� The pull ,Nlall Gazatto)s commissioner this question of finance they leave out and every.thing down before them,the sult was a decided sensation for a Sanderson, Mary .. ................ 534 ............... . .. . . . . ............. Wroxeter The following diseases, with really otherg
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.1. pretty 'hied tostir, and met their b. g ac I in The occu rronce-, -Scott, Julia A .... ........ . ......... . . 450 . . ......... S S No 7, E and W Wawanosh successfully treated: - Astlima, Bronchiti.q: .
I who ik; travelling in Canada, is a the moral aspect altogether. And it is people rel iief p a o ti a. Catarrh Diseases of the Lull - D Me I
.. � just this aspect of the business that has deaLh with that wonderful indifference created so much amusement among i Staples, Minnie ........................ 556 ............................ Wroxeter Disease6l of t1j., Eye and Ear. ]Yeartyl) spast
, sharp journalist, and his letters are .
I I., . led the good people of Huron to put the which ebaracterises the Chinese. Ac- sorne oftbe younger members of the RECOMMENDED. , Ellilepsy,iiar lysis, Nervous Debility, GoiEt're
, Fever and Ague, Malarial Affecti(ills, It liou -
...,P;: , therasultof keen observation and in' ban of the law on the whole business. P '10bS . Cl _ Flaslem, Charlotte I ......... . ....436...................... - - .. . 8 S No 5, Morris inatis
anon. l)u
; . cording to tile best authorities the congregation that Rev, . i S i ti 6 hills Strictures,, Him-
quiry. has to say is, of course, 3. Inconsistency. On page 1 we read, f lite will be numbered by. v moulit� admn,jished them in severe. Rae, Margaret Mary .... � ............. 404.; ...... .. .......... 8 S No 3, Turnberry lid ell, "Cal
,� What he turas�lls a )Iizaa. yDilas, &c. Laaetrioiiy
1� :,o . only his own opinion., based on his in. "A healthy body does not require arti- 0 . used whim required'
�i'.. � '' ,his remarks are ,wor- ficial Stimulants of any kind, as nature IIUNDltl,7DS OF THOUSANDS terms for their levity. Wellwood, Carrie ........... ....... 435 . ................ S S No 10 W Wawanosh TrSTINIONTALS OF EDUCATION.-ThO follow-
vestigations, yet will supply them in sufficient quanti- while -there are millions of starving It is estimated tLat -tile total export I O'Covuor, D iel .....�.._. ... 405..........SSNol4,EandWWavvanosh ingtestimonials andoliplowas maybe seen
!�- Vumber who wrot� at Wingbaw, ........ .... ..47 at my offico. with many others froni nearly
� . I thy of consideration. In his lost letter ties." Then, on 3 John A, Mac- people who are now depending for of Canadian.cheue for this Year -that I all ilia leading inedical schools in EuKopa;
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- � paT subsi4tenoe upon the ebarity ofothers. is to say frorn May of last year . until I Number who passed, p� ................................. 35 . Trillity College, Park St. School of Medicine
he says -.- Donald is spoken of s ll�ing bright and
,, Comn)ei.e,ial Union is the com- energetic as ever, at the age of 75, yet 'The Emperor has already contribut- May of th6,present year -will reach I Number recommended, ....... . ' . . 5 and Rbyal College oQjirgoons,Dubliu; Royal ,
... College of Surgeonr lelfast, England; Royal
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�11' I I , I , iu�qtuegtinnfor Canada- it is talked be has never been afraid of a glass of ell 100 000 tael§, besides ordering 2,- somewhere near 1,250,000- boxes re- I JULY E,VTRANCE EXAHI��:ik&9_"'1888. College of Surgeoz� Edinburgh and Glasgow
.it ou -ery -here estion bearer s...thingstronger. ,,Look at ' I I - I Scotland; Licentiate in Midwifery, and ell- �
. I e�, -,% , and is a qu - 000,000 taels out of the imperial tred. presenting a value of $8,000000 01 The Literature for Entranct� Examinations in July, 1888, will be 4�
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� which will t,plit canadian parties and ti -t an(I then at this"- I ury toward the relief of the Sufferers. $9,000,000. M r A. A. 'Ayer, 'of the i f`oll,)w.;i:- . . dorsod by the highest medical authoritiea in
1 A "The only counties in Ontario 5 . . the Uni'LQd States and Dominion of Canada.
ke----- �_� will determine the whole relationship ______-sols� well-known Montreal firm of, A.A. I 1. The Face Against(be Pano ................. ........ --ll .... "'.....1). p. 74-76 Tho above with many letters from different
P I �1,bet*eeil'Canada and the United States which have passed the Scott Act axe, , parts of the glo,ble are a medical passport -
o and affect to a great, Halton and ITuron." In their next is- ' Ayer & Co., probably the largest op- 2. The Discovery of America. ....,............... ...........,...... 115-119 without re-examination, doubt or quibble- 1. .
�- for years.to Conn NEW.8, NOTES. eratorg in this line of business in the 3. Lady Clare ......... ........ I ........................ . . . . ............. 128-330 over every sea, and in every land from the ..
t - if'not vital, degree the future of - the Sue will they kindly give a -free circu- * . � I ��,
lation" of ihe faci that nearly three I country, says: , "The movement of 4. To a Skylark.... . . _. 187 rising to the setting of the sun.
� . Anglo-Saxon- r-�7re upon the globe. Both ce passed it, and Sir John A. McDonald passed his cheese at present is very healthy, and 5. TheGulf.Stream ****. ........... ' * Consultation free, Road circular andRameni- ..
the Toronto Globe a-0 Mail, tile first scare counties have rin� .... ................., . .... .......'.. . . ..... . .. - -bar thadate., . ..
� being the Liberal organ and the see- that vigorous efforts arebeing put florth 73rd birthday, on Tuesday. is likely to continue so ,. because of 6:: The Conquest of Bengal . . ........ . . .. . .. ............... . ..,4 . 222-228 � I
and recently converted firom. Coneervat- to render it effective in these counties, I the shortage in Englandy which has 7 The Demon -of the Deep..%.......... - - .......... .. . . . .. - - .....,. 266-271 COTTAGE TO RENT. -CENTRAL LOCA- . i
. in the face of opposition by men of the Win Moyle, a farmer of Blenheim 4
� ( I vie with each . . been very much over-estimated. 8. After Death in Arabia ....... .................................. . ... 272�7 to TION,Stlitable for small family, Apply
. " t i dependence township, on Tuesday morninZ, c(,m- W. C. SEARLE, Clinton. I
, 'am I class who address us in the Advocate, 298-302 - -------- - -- - � ... -------
-1-- I - other ion t a str . ength 'of their support. 0 verges of Be There is no doubt that there will be a 9. The Forsaken Merman ......, ..................................... T-TOUSE AND LOr FOR SALM-SMILD
, " yov ixperience," says the oolnulis. quoting therein over 3 - - itted suicide by dro-waing ,bimself good demand for all the cheese ther6 The examination will begin on the 4th day of July. and all intending
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. that outside of Ottawa, which t,ire. Might they not refer us to a few in a well on his farm. house and (ivarter twre lot for salo,cheali .
. sler, TIS , such passages as these in their next is- is on hand,and that the stocks will be candidates shoald Send their names to the Inspector not later than the Ist o'n'the corrior ot James aiid Iiing St., at prv�,-
is the centre of Ministerialism three A Swine plague prevails in the fully worked off." The value of the of Nlay. ent occuplod by Blk.T.McKeuzie. Possession
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I out of five of the most intelligent nacii I sue? 'IF6ar God, honor the king," South of France, Thirty thou3and exports of cheese,com pared with some . . . givcn�st Januf�ry. Apply to A,3lc1%fURCHlE, .
have met are enthusiastic cOn"nerciul I I Let every soul be subject to the higher Clint 11, or A.-JOHNSTON, box 563, Stratfor(I
$ powers * * � For rulers are not a ter- animals have died in the Marseilles of the other principal items of produce - __- - __ - — .
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unionists." I ror to good works, but to the evil.,, district within a month. . from May 1 to Nov. 30, will be seen to malre room for capa . ble,bone3t men. I J30RN . X .
. TOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETIN(4 OF
. . now IT IS VIFWnD IN THE, OLD COU"I'Vity, " 1"I the McKillop Mutual FirwInsurance Co.,
Thou shalt not kill. Thou shalt not '�,,I�ake Huron is lower than the 'old- from the following, table: Cb eese, ; If it Is true that a nation is known MASTERS. -In liforris, oil the 2nd inst., will be held in the To1vu Hall, 8eaforth, on
. The following special ca,bll) appears bear false witness," etc. ' est,!s,reddeirtir ever sfox it. Tile $6,371,604; flour, $1,145,519; cattle, bythechar'�cterofthemen it elects vio wife of Ill: M. Masters, of a soii. Friday,Jan. 20th, 1888, tit the hour of twelvo
in Saturdaylsm.ftil; , . 11 Two years in Halton isquite enough wat;r is two feet below the lowest 4,579,267;pea.9 1,235,123; deals 1 586,� to office,cwhat wili the world think of' MARRIED o'clocic, noon. mombers are reapectfully re -
I . London J , an. S. -The feeling is rapid- for the people," but within seven weeks point of a year and a bal f ago, 943;phosphate 421,910; wheat 1,575,- us ?7, quostod to attend. THOS. E. 11AYS, Pres.,
I . 91 . � DODDS-CALDER.-In McKillop, oil Doe. NV. J. SHANNON, Sue,-Treas. McKillop,Dm.
I I ly growing here that as Cominercial from the issue of this unsupported State-. The tbeiti-icimeter registered 52de. 334. Dr Philip Cross, tbru;erly a surgeon 28th, by Rev Mr Musgrave, tit the residence 28th, 1887. -
#.,.. union viould greatly promote the pros- ment the people of Halton declared by I . of the bride's father, MrJohn Dodds, to Miss _. _____ ---I'- —
. . .,., inion it is desirable a larrielil increased majority that they gree8 below zern,at Belgrade .1lontann, , On Sept. 5, 1884, Julim Ferret es in the 53rd Regiment, was hatiged at Tena Calder, both of MoKillop. OUSE AND LOT FOR SALF.-THI-i
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. . I parity o� the Dom would Pn;t consent t0gG.back to license ,on Saturday,. tile OpIdest since 1885. Caped from Sing Sing priS no .where Cork, oil Tu-,sdav for tile murder ot n the Gth Inst., at Branio house at present occupied by Mrs. .
I in the interest of the British investors he hRd served four month. of a five 1j, wif,. �) I St. George'q church, Godericb, by Rev Air Alcock, (fin mal lately to bho rearof MrJos.
�;., � - two or and free whiskey. The liquor dealers' Stcc'c is suffering sc,-.�e'rely, and -the Young, Mr A. 0. Gftuible, Now We4tiniuster, Chidley'shonse) is offered for sale. Ibcoli-
� that this view be Put forward in years' term for forgery. e made " �
a;-. - a and is favor- paid advocate, Air Dodd, declared that losses will be heavy, ',,, IVIO . :, ungesttson of Clarks Gamble, HIS(l., tains sevon good roonis, gooil collar,hard and
�."':',; - t three Liberal newspaper � 'Rev John Lowther, a rector tit ]--)ol- 13* C ;r0routo, 0 Miss Adelaid soft water, and is in one of the best localitie,,-
�� �4', � , , he ,,would stand or fall by the repeal I his way to litreal, where te assum. Q. C, a Mary, jilest
- 11 Oi� Sunday toll, near Wigton, has committed daughter of Horace Herten, Esq., Gode'rich.
�,,' ,,�X � ed by several prominent members of morniug�Mr';k-"is Dayes ad the narri-e-ot'Clsai. Chestnut, and in town. Tho lot li; one-civartor of an acre.
- We jndZ rmer o ' 1"varticulars apply to 1'. C. ALLCOCK, fit,
�0 ,.��.. vote in Halton. .a he "felt," it well. known fs, fthe f5th can. Fo ,
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e,i. I L, I � , the Peace Society, who have just re ol . rich- suididn. by shooting, Previous to the BRICKENDEN-PORTE-On the lith inst, tha ,�oulld .
7,�, 1 turned from a visit to the United states as lie has not since been foolish enough cession of EaRt Zorra, dropped -dead married a j)retty young Fre ons to a ttlie rwidence ofthe bride's. brother, 370 ry. I
" .- . The latter say Canadian to take the platform in deferice of the Canadian girl. Three montlis ago be act It . a had received it summ 1. .. .... - - _. — .
"' A prospects are not very bright just now, S%, brought his wif6 toWilliamsb rg and attswe
" , and Canada, suddenly in his barnyard. Air DaVe , �, Queen's avenue, London, by the Rev J. G
'" liqnor tr, r a charge of aggault upon .a Scott, George F Brickenden (,ion of Mr Joh n SUFFOLK BOARS FOR SERVICP.-THIP, - � .,--,-
I , affic. , A . � u ,. Brickendon, Clinton) to Alice H.2 da igbter of subscriber keeps for survico Oil hiq ffa-w,
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. .. , - If the. above statements from the d. was about 65 years of age. " t I
- that our exports to Canada must (Is - Squred a position as drug cteric. servant girl, Deceased was a cousin ,
�111�1;' , I �. �tl I tile late otibert vorte, 11s,1. lot 41, con. 12, Base line, Hullett, an aged $.tit-.
'' :41 . aline owing to the tendency of the Do- vocate look so ridiculous and untrue Col. l7albat, the pioneer wh,) cut Sin'cq his marriage he ha� led all ex. of the Lord Lonsdale and a relative folk Boar, rftisodbythe well-known stock-.
',*-,, , I bey be.viewed a the first tree wli6re London i ' DIED -
.__�.-, -ease, and thatcfree- notr, in what light ,ovill t .. 10W emplq,r,y life, and believed himself to OF the Right 11 on Jais Lowther. . rnan,MrKiugsvilla,ofLondon township,and
" minion tariff to inci
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� 4P ' _ JOH'N'S -At Ont�rioxalifornitt, oil theKst also S young Bear bought frorn H. George &
" I trade between Canada and the States few years heiic6 ? One will read them Stands, was on the London market 011 be free frupi pursuit. One day last I The recoru of fires in Canada and of Dee., Cornelius B. ,johns, brother of D Sons, 1 ombrooke. Both ittos first,class alfl- - I
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1. I natural with the same curiosity as lie would Saturday morning. The Colonel is waek aforinbit� jail compani . Exotor, after a jingerilld illuesig: mals, from imported stock. Terms, $1, at
on recogniz- t
��.,.�;"`�' would do more -to develops the _ the United States for December last Jollus, P.M
V - resources of the former than any Vother iead the article of 25 years age in do, ad 47 years.,� ime of service, with ,privilEe e. of returning, �
age, but etill liale and I , ' ag �
I I - 9 0 years of , ad him and i�atified Wf�rdpn Brush. shows that the .ofal loss of property if necessary. JOHN ,OV g *4i,
i fence of slavery. I cannot refrain from . C, t �
.. , . ., measure. They are therefore, favor- hearty.* - . ' On Saturday lie was c,tpturdd and re- by McCONNELL-In Tuckersmith, on lift nr- -
6 able to. commercial union, although giving the following quotation from Dr. this a footed up the stalt.- day, Dec.Stst, Win. McCoi,nell, aged 66 years
- I . iber I' turnedtokthe pi-k6n. . amou,�ten&1,200,000, or oina 11 months. �P-t�sq . . ,4 ,;. , HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALESVB- _
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. they adinit it woiildpinjure British traile Talmage, "This work of reformation OuSaturdnyVrChouinard (L �-, Before being ing $3,000,- I -
. . I . takenawav he aske&�permission to 000above tbleaverage. During 111VINP.-In morrisi, oii flic**Mth Doe, Mar- scmima offers for sale the splendi,l
-1-6-96me extent, though not, they say, will. be Be thoroughly done,, that after RI) Was elected M. 11. for'Dorchester, . 1887 garet Irvine aged 56 years. ' � Fratne House on Victoria Street, now occu- .
I ch as the TiDited States You and I are dead and gone, and far Que. and cl41oJ','-,which was the value of* property destroyed Is
. for long, inasmu He secures his seat by acclama- see his wife I piod by Mr E. Snell. It 'contains plenty of
1. y . . - roorn for fik Ir gized family, atolls foundation,
ILI tariff, which would probably be the on in the future, in a museum in this tion, the Ottawa Government, after granted. He entered big 'room and fire In the two ,countries was $119,- =---.---- —'—. �� hard and soft water, etc. The lot embraces
,,��,,.,,� country, there will be standing on the . three fifth -acre lots, and has thereon a num-
one agreed upon under the scheme, leaving the constitAncy. vacant for said feelingly to his w� 264,400 azainst $116,600,000inl886,
;,��;`,�t , f Call- lachryniatory of an ancient tomb and the 1 1`bD ,,"4� a em� bar 6f bearing fruit trees. Terms very rea- �
� ., . would soon be lower than that o many months, failing to put up a not Charles Chestnut, I . whilO ,..- 'clsq for the past fire years I gonable. A. DODSWORTH, Cl I inton, or at ! I
From what they beard and r Ferrett, an escaped c , _%" ex�i �t .he appalling. total of over ' - .
,aw dmniliohn of a modern wine cellar, both - onvict, .Wh ,�
ad&. . candidate. . . thcNEW ERA Cities. �
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at Washington and elsewhere they are alik; curiosities; and the antiquarian must go back to prison. You know 'I., ailliou dollarel . . . ... - - - - - -.—.
, in his lecture will explain to his Stu- On Saturday an -old man named , . . OPNIE,S 1PORSALF.--THE SUTISCRIBRIA
, Richard -Eel huish, a pensioner, was 2 I lit�,s tv,-ogood, working horses forsale, -
- . - - convinced tariff reform holds the field I dents how the tomb was a receptacle of that I have been honest since I met . "'nitlic United Statts flic -a, it shows they .
I in the States. you.' �`Yes," replied the young wifl, letter having use(( tficin forfiveyeat
tears for the detffl, and the demijohn found by Air Howden, of the 14th ' a,r a not faulty. The best one is about 17 �
... I . 6.04+40s.— I'vou have been a gi)od husband to .ostage �ikte is two centsi an ounce, . ai -ong and hearty, fit for either .
was the fountain of tears for the living. lino East Zorra, i6 a d3 ing condition . bands high, sti
. True TL -or. u;e.11 Then She Swooned, and the in Great Britain it is a penny (two the plow, roads or lum) er'woods. Only rea-
! . The Globe has made ample apology .Hullett, Jan. 9,188. ntrrRAN. .. H the rear of Wit honge. Ile died ay be fatnl to her. lents) an odite,e, and parcels can be son for parting with thein is my continued
I toRev A. Y. Hartly, of Bluevale, for P . I . . shortly afterwards. lie was 60 years shock in illhealth. .
. .- - ___...1.0s-11____._ - sent for three pence per pound, and in I
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�- I . Rev. J.B.Silcox, the Congregationa.
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" its allusion to him as .omo crank.' of age. pastor, at Winnipeg delivered a serl Canada the letter i'�te is three cents ,NOTICE TO DESTORS.-Plenty of itotico.
ikul . anyhow. ,, OBSLRVER'S" INCONSISTEN- Frank Falloure, it retired busine8s for half an ounce. � '-Therefore tile hasbeengiven to thoseparties indebtedt,)
That is honorable, mon Sunday evening OR "The graves � "' nic,and accounts notpaid fortbivith,lu trado
. . I CIES. man and a large owner of real estate, 8 on to refer to Americfn or the Englisl;iman can I . or caqli, I will I)Iaco in my solibitors hand.,;
� I — at Wheeling Va., was arrested on of' 7.11 He took oconsi rits letters' - '-which it
Dv_ut Sin, -As you will un(loubtedly Monday upon a charge of attempt to the pol itical grave of Ur Norquay,late send for two cei for collection, W. MARTIN, Clinton. � - -
From the Ottawa district, 0,5 persons see, ,,Observer" is pumped cornpletel Premier, and Mr Lariviere, ex -Pro- costs the Canadian six cents tb"mail. Norl, ICE TO CREDITORS. -
emigrated to the states last year, beirg dry, for in staxting his letters he head y burn the large drug store ofR.G. Bart . - � - I— . - __ - . . I- I
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9 & Co. Th I a crime is punishible with vincial Treasurer, and said: -"What If the tbiee cent rate cannot bi � . - � . I
, I Hear anything ibem 11 Tuckersmith council matters," I the Province of Manitoba sorely needs away with, surely the vexatious _.... Tile creditors of George Ashton, late of the
200 more than in .1886. death. Just now t, fflu Aftfrti'Vell1fato Townshipofflullett, in the Countyoffluron, j,
. '. lately about keeping Canadians in ou� and the next lie writes be boaaa it t is mbn of ability, men of useless half ounce limit can. I I - yeonian, deceased, who died oil or about tli(i ,:,�'
I sixth day of November, A. D., 1887, are hereby �� ,
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. . -That turnpiking." "Observer's"ideas The suicide of a young lady named rutb, men of honor, to lift the Pro- Rev Mr Bland of Kinaston , (Heth- * 1.
. own country? oil one subject rniv,t certainly be very M __r� - notifled to send lyr f
, E08t, prepaid, oil ot Wiloi,43
Hillyard, who lived with her parents vince 'Out of the miry Slough into ocliat), in discussing the Christian G- COD SERVANT WANTED. -APPLY AT the 15th day of a ruary next, to Willfrat"
d*.*-*- limited, or else the objec of his writing about two miles fr)m Alton village, is which"it, has been drafged by pot, NEW ERA OFrICEP I Wftite, Londesboro P. O., or to William Hill, -.
is to defend the nian cMefly through t graces last Sunday evening, attacked — Beniniller P.O., Executors of the last will .
,� . Sir Charles Tupper, in an ifiterview whose influence that turnpiking was announced. Miss Hillyard was to house politicians and li t it to a re- the deceptions practised in trade. In d testallieut of the said late Goo, Ashton,
d. their christian and surnames, addresses and
have been married on Thursday to a spectable position before ilia worl be denounced the J)ucket- 'DOY WANTV,t),-A Goor) SMART ACTIVV an
1, tit Chicago, spoke favorably of tile freest done. If 11 Observer's" knowledge is as b% who can read writing, wanted to descriptions, the full particulars of their
I . possible intercourse between Canada limited as it appears to be, not to know young man from Monoo but the pros- We are in a sorry and shameful plight p ...... I" He said he did not feel liIre i"earn t a printing. M be smart, no other claims, a statement of their accounts,'and I
L She to -day. Men who were leaders h7ave -hops. W
, . I let me inform him that it is a difficuli pective rroom did not come. drawing a very wide distinction be- need apply. NEW ER Office. — tne nature of the securities (if any) hold by
, - I and the United States, but said there business to defend FL man who would be took laudanum and died before medl- left the ship floundering on the Ishoal tween Stock Exchanges and bucket- STRAY DOG. -BLACK COLLIE EDOG, them, and innnodiately aftor the 15th day of
- February next, the asBets of the said George
is no -party in Canada in favor of an- the means of having such R job done; cal assistance arrived. and are asking Parliament to pass ,hops. Statistics regarding the New viith roan legs and breast, has come into Ashton iiill be distributed among the particto .
1, nexation to the � United States. Car. nevertheless the people had the good Ali accident of a peculiar charge- special laws to make theta lawyer"- York E xchaDge sbowed that the most certain promises. Appears to know the entitled thereto, bavinf regard only to the
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I g too to- narne of Major. Owner call learn -of It oil claims of which notice s iall have boon fur-
. setise to ace that tie was becornin ter occurred at Caindin Saturdav, Thus they will make the noble p of the business connected with them calling at the NEW ERA OFFICE. ' nishod as above requit-ocl, and the executors
tainly, not as R party, but there may 11 locab, I and to 14 leave him far in the Two men with a horse and'sled were fession of the law a pit for smirebed - ill not bellablo for tile assetssodistributed,
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. be a ,'6w individuals who would hold background" in . municipal matters. did not consist in real sales. In both OTICE.-THE COUNCIL OF THE COR' owr any part thereof, to any person of whoso
up both ham'drA for it, and they are not ,, Observer" says something about try. crossing a bridge, when the horse politicians. As a citizen who has larger and smaller institutions the evil NPORATION Of the COUlItY of Huron, will chain notice shall not have been received 1)y
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- ing to disdritanglo myself. How am I took the "Staggers" and fell against loved this Province, and"does love it ,A,as th e* betting on prices, or the buy. Inset ill tile court House, in tile Town of them at the thno of suCb distrihution.
Grits, by tiny m@ans. the railing, which was rotten, One -and I know I speak for many others ing on margins, but the bucket -shop (.4odarich, on TuesdaT
entangled ? if 1 make out a report of (, ,Jan. 24tb, PETER WILLIAM WAITE I Excentor, I
j" ___._ - 0— the Farmers' Club meeting, and a man sprang out, but the, other, 3'obn -1 feel humiliated when I consider Affo ADAIMSON, County C cric. . WILLIAM HILT, f , I .
. tate � mith, went over with the borse, fat - the present. condition of the Province . rded facilities for smaller trans --- Dsted this 150) olity of December, A.D., 1987
� .. At Picton, N. a Vud&fe Sentenced the opinion of the majority of the club 9 Vince has been trampled on actions En I was consequently wider ,.wMqMneotoii1111111 ---.. , - -.--- - __ - - - I
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I thrke men who had been\found guilty Of one with any common sense would cer- were instantly killed. and spit on bl a huge buildbzing cor- generally ended disastrously for the 320 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
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1; � in j it. The f ct ,bat t 6y were Liber. not seem to i-indorstand this. The fact king was chargW, before Police Alag- manliness enough to resent the insult. familiar with such items as F'So-and suitable for wheat or any other kind of I
a the "�ju" w of the matter is, it is some one else that Like whipped dogs, they have licked so has absconded ; books falsified I crop, situated in Soutfiern Manitoba, Fon Aw., Yorit Mvssmms. .
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� would raise no objectiol afraid that anything 1, ObscrIver" bag to with a first ofterce was also fouqd characterised Angl6 Saxong the world Exchange itself." He hoped the I St. arms, $500 down, balance in — -
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11ho "I . - ,,, , I - So dAys. Both defendants were lodg'ed - fools and people who wish6d to 11',t,k'lPn'g after. Full particulars given at C. P, R. Railway and Telegraph I
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u, Mr Editor, in gabl. I man would arise and go to the Legisla money too fast seemed perennial and NE W ERA or, ME, or MANNING I",
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