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� NEW ADVERTISEMENT cc . well grounded, their � yearnings will not a battle was in progr as all day Mon- are presumed to have no intention of house. They, intend starting a v�agon 9
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� . - I Wood. The Board thev adjourned to in been stin fed or grOOlned.
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I _. i be gratified. It will be seen when Par- day between Gen. berts' command returE ing to the country of their adop- shop in the spring. Mr. Collmils is meet'aga , if there is another 19-M,,1t,,,
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r Christmas Liquors -Thomas wact. ' tion, :In several instances naturalized about commencing the building. of a of December, in the school house, in animal to come up to t1l
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a I tiffalo Robes -Wm. Hill & Co. I _
i . f B HONORARY MEmBER-.-The Marquis of, citizens of the United States who hava printing office. His plant is now� in j tile village of Egmondville, at 2 o'clock ince. ..
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I i Holiday Presahts-M. R. Counter. leader may be, the Iteform party will Lorne has been made an hon �.rary mem.- spent over two years in Germany have Winnipeg. I am not at present able to . P. X. � I -M-r. C. Laird, of 11,.enfr
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; . Millinery Goods -Wm. Hill'& Co. - presen:t to the enemy a solid and u'n- bar of the New York St. A pdrews So- been'&essed into the military service give you the name of the paper, but he . COUNCIL MERTIN.G.—At the last mbet-* A wild cat in a trap ,9, Ore& -
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I ,of that Government. .1 ;- expectstollave his first issue A b �i A T'ckersmith Council it was
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r Special Lines-Durtcan & Duncan. ' ciety which held its annual banquet on The animal 'was caught by its
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Spring Sa,le--Huron Live Stoek Asso. Saturday night. - i � f3�;
0 DisiaoNr,qT Ammy drpiciAL. - The the Ist of January. A Dr. Beat J *7S. Landaborough, seconded Paw and was removed from the ,trap
t, I - ' d men on the ' '� � " d by
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� arper's Weekly Harper & Brothers goo I GivE, WAY.-DuriD -a ,funeral of United States District Court has ran- an 0 . -t Elgie, that the- fbllowina-ac
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. �' tL Englishman from Toronto, has! been 1 by R)ber � without beina'seriou
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1� I stray Steer -James Campbell. 17th of September last, they still POB-' Hon. S. Harry in the Episcopal Church, . - captor now li'ls it SIY injured and Ife �
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. . . dared judgment for that Government in this Province all summer fo � t gravel for statute lab 0 safeky � in �
- roperty for Sale--Jolm Leckie. sess abundant strength to make the Sterling, Illinois, on Frida. , the floor aaainst Geo. Atchason for failing . to good of his health. He has b In . so pass( 11 for payment - Jas. Dallas, 023.80--$ i 'hze it. -4
lif - � - - - 2 " box and is tryi-ag to a v1
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,� o Pij Breeders -Wm. Cowan. . I 8&ud robably da;ngerous of the vestibule gave way, recipitating . account for about $15,000 placed in his much beriefitted by -the change, th-st,he � Win. Cooper, $18; Geo. Sproat 19.9 ; -The Council of Brussels -
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f Farms for Sale-Rusiel J. Ross. � the crowd into the cellar. Ed,vardPierce hands as an. with other -,
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�, - forthe Government, if they attempt to 'army officer for distribution has determine4 to remain bere4, He � Win. Bell 015.19; Mrs. Getninell, mon mullicipal )"Odies -
- - Teacher Wanted-Williani Curry,, I was badly injured. ' has travell d I along
- �; ' . . among the Indiana in Minnesota, in V3 over most of the Province, 1$11.30; H. Chesney, $5.04; .Richard theline of the southern extension of
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I Estray Cattle-Benjitmin Smiley. . back down"on the - pl edges which they EDISON'S ELECT.Ric LiG T.-Notlea December, 1870. ' � � and has now concluded to take u -b. his ,! D9NM 1.15; `Wm. Clutten, $11.55 ; the INTellington, Grev and Bruce ItQ
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�V_ Music- Professor Jones. Objection to the grant of i I patent to _
. I I made to the people,, and on the satrehath of fi� F. Way, have m emoriafizeathe PostInastar
��i . I � 0 - . �1_ quarters in our village, and be hai just I Fowler, Jr., $16; Frank Goodwin
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�, I Edison for his -electric ligh i has been i . _
. . of which they were reinstated ,in -.place arrived, and -having secured& cou�le of $2; D. Tguson, 45.85,; Mrs. McKen- General to place a secolid �� ,
� __ Teacher'Wanted-Robert Allan. I filed, in tbe'English patent office, Lon- I From Manitoba. - Fe, 1; ine. daily Inail
� �, � , I - rooms, ii now ready for business. 'I no- 1 zie, $310; Joseph Fisher, $26.25; jas. delivery on that h
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- -icholas. Guming. . . don, on behalf of J. H. RI L88ell. The To the Editor of the Hdron Bxpo8itor. ticel have overlooked the blacksinith- 'B-roadfoot,37.20 - Jno. MciPsrlana,39.80; -11r. Win. RoI
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. I I Oming- Sheppard Jubilee Singers. - I case will come up in about wo weeks. - . lythl has -
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� I I - I . - t GL.kDST0VF, Manitoba, Npv. 13,1878, ing depar". tment. I am glad to s&v we � John NcFiddeL, $2. , sold hisproperty on Dinslay, at
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. -Anthony Boyd. . The Local L gislatures. IJCREASED Emcm.kTiox.- Five thous- posite Mr. J. Emigh's ,
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I 1. na Holmes. and seven hundred and'fift5 emigrants -sides which a number of other enter- �15.02; Jos. Ward, 01.67': John Mode- In
. -, Estray Gattle-Willia, We notice that several:of the Conser- . ceiving enquiries from old friends about g . about two acres, to .X.r. wril 4ris-
� � " Our Girls "-A. G. MeDoucrall. & Co. arrived at bastle Garde'll', gew York, for the sum of �1,1_50� Mr W. %Y,
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11 I- � 10 I as are talked of, and no doubt manv � land, $7.21, ; John McDonald 56.51 - . . -
- e-, v&tive papers have I aiken up the -ke this country, I take this opportunity of PrIH I I I � I ay th.
I � Estray Calves -Wm. Dougall.. , ' y durincr'last mon�h, being over 1,200 of them will be set ago t ds -taking immediate
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� n - il 'd more %han -dullin Noven �ber, 1877. - Perhaps the most important of * -open a wood yard onthe pren
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� 1.., - � _�___ '� of your valuable paper and the ' f these is I Samuel Landsborough, 14. -Carried. , ijs�s
t, -, . , A time ago, and a 91 a,bo t The emigration thus far th a year em- i -Jane Reftsou, the �, .
.�. sh amoring u. ; 'o.' of John Daly for a refund 'Woman Ch
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i . . . 4 ceeds-that of last by 1 - - matiori I may give ma * � -with having exposed and deserted -1�
. . the expense of governing this country, to our building material. the want -of of License. he having paid the full h-
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� _ t rp 0 V_* . DESTRiXTION OF A - — to y of your readers. I an a here . an
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! ! que, Royal erably. Last winter being such an read and I 'd over till next meetin .
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i 13- - . the abolition of the Local Legislatures Diademi ready -at Charlesbou, South _iy few logs were got into -'alovect by . seconded by S. ircumstantial M--
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�,� Carolina, . fur, Amsterdam,, took fire s I dance was givah by the ,
� SEAFORTH, ' DE cEM,,BER 6, 1878. as a. judicious step towitrds the. reclue- � I Ile , have inother saw mill Landsboro , that Rob
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11 I I - � - . � I I . ad lately that it was 'reported -about up at the Spruce, about 18,miles north paid the a ; of $10 for gravel laid on OP'nll)u Of the Court 0 . U,f
; I - I . ashore and filled with wa0r. ' The ficient evidence to ' -
� _. - I Seafort.h that I was-siok of the country, of here. It was only taken up there the Kippei I road, he to pay for the . 'warrant a co
. 70,000, is boAly dam- I'victioll,
� South Huron Reform Meeting. Judging from the general tone adopted cargo, valued at 4 last sprin a. We look to it for the bulk grav ajad she was discharged. I
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11 .1.1 i . We are - I -we aa d by fire. and water. . I - and was coming back again. I have. 0 . el. - arried. Moved by W. S. -On Saturday afternOon AIr . . . . . . . .
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� ;, � �requested, to state that a by the press on that side of politics, 0 only to say, in reply to this report, that of our lumber from this out. . : John Hannah,
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. 7- � � - n agitation ther The Presbyterian denomina I i jobs be passed -for was, taking .Oat
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� .. nuicipal � Reform associations in re started shortly f )r the. abolition of tralasian advices State thti t there, is i,ltention at present than to live and tend building a $2,000 church in the . payment : 'A.. Elcojib, two culverts on-, a
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� 11 � 1�: cousiderable excitement ,il Victoria die here. . . . sideline bet,veen Lots 35 and 36, Con� the farm, of James po
- 'f , . South Huron, as constituted for the the Local Leaislatures. We may Bay over the depredations Of 'the bush- I Spring. The Methodists built a nice . tter, Esq. Reew
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,�, . Local Legislature,, will be held at Shal- i cession 3, L. R.\S.1 $4.70; Joseph - ��na lot
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� li� u. advance thal we are determiaedl rangers. Several constables have been
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: r� . y I suitable people may b� induced to come too small. They have bought Browd". repairing culvert in Harp4hey, 'outsicle�- the corporation, a In
� I far's Hotel' Kippen, on Friday next, opposed to. killea, led by one Kelly. A, reward of 40
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A -1 1 $ any such tep, and we be- to this country,'tbev may blame me, I block -in West,s John Fitzgerald, repairiu, hours and a half had it prone to tb,e
: - 4 . � $500 each has been offered f ir the gang, . survey and- intend 81-50; t)
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11 I ., - , , . shall, therefore, etideavor to state .as building next summer on it. _t- 13, earth. The troe measured eight feet in
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� ;�_ object of this meetilig is to make ar- $17 ; Thos, Tudor, ditching an ,er .,a �aet
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� . - f come at present, an a those who shoula survey9d out about 200 lots about three- pairingeu erton Concession 2,H.R.S., . I �
I � -, raingenients for the holding of a con- of thi' I Lewi� the husband of the wall known Ot'
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�. li,7 � � vention to select a candidate to contest er�ll George Elliott" and himself b likely to succeed, are those who can fift' of them at prices ranging.from pen road, $! ! ; Wm. Cumming, repairina SIOD, Ashfield, came
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r q . an author of -considerable me tit is dead. adapt themselves to a new country, and fifty to seventy-five dollars, ace'Ording at -
E i the constituency at the forthcoming of their ow� ,bridge between Lotfl 25 and 26, Conces'-
7 . i n local affairs to. quietly' � i buggy to
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� - I I election for the Local Legislature not be discouraged for a few difficulties. to location. .Mr. Broadfoot, who is Sion -1, L. in Doig, repair- tend a neighbor's wadding. During the
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. 1 - abandon this -great boDn, now they have in' 11866, a year after its birth was com - . Z9
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: . good, but for all others they should not surveying a po 1. R. S., $10 -, Axch. McGregor, culvert on Id and i1eia
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7 . � I . . agement.111 to the hands of'Mr. John - " rly
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- - saxy on account of both the President Th ey-e ai gre ev- ' - come unbil railroad I 3rd Concession, L. R. S., opposite Lot enough� to take off a hina wlieel
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� . �:_ I -1 - cretary of the Association being ery Reformer,in. the country should are built, and manufactories, &c., be- 16, 65; W111. Angus, repairing bridge at tD. 0 carefullv that
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� I . We hope Silver Creel �, $32.75 ; Win. Angus, cul- found.
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t 1,� 7 . firmly and unflinchingly set his face , of Macedonia are , suffering I erkibly tit
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� . , - - , ao,ainst any such movemen�' Ontaxio, grants who come in are in most cases 11 this Jacob McGi �e, lumber for drain on"Cen-' Pe'113"Of anew heel.
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: � . .. I I I highly pleased, and have selected for This society was only organized on the tr,5 Streeto mondville,$1.30; Johnson 0 Parsons., Of
; . * . , being the largest and the richest Province been burned and all but ofte ,thousand
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. , .- i- . � I :, . in the Dominion, is now . bled -inhabitants massaa -ad. The ward with pleasure to the ease with - Tavish, re ing a tree from road, 62; 'tr, -
; ' . 30th September, and it was not Until Brothers, : rdwa 8 Creffiton, was drivill- to Exeter, his
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I I � make it con"vellient will also be pres."ent. I freel' horse became frightened at, a wagon
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1_� � Reform Party. . . �. $2 ; James Crich, repair- �,of the village. The affrig
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it seem to be' dissatisfied, altbough I can- rangements and get up the show.
". ' d authority at Ottawa, i would be only a ExRAGZD � � - I I
I -�.�I,il,� � � . . LKOW that Mr. Blake has retut-ne I 1. . . AUDIENCE .-Chw�,es Berry, not see for why, as I would say,that the 9 vehicle but Mr. Parsons retain
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, F, �r. . . from, his Eur eam tQur much improved very - y � most fastidious tastes might be suited An- n nd ed the,
- i op . ing ing culvert in.Harpurhey, §1.50;
. _;Flr��l _ I and strenath . als are �incere I Paterson, New Jersey.,fled. b,n whole was a decided success, and . �
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I ill i � I .1. I t> I . day nigbt.with the cash box. I The per- were homesick. Some had left, a wife shown and the interest manifested, we .
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�, __ _� be L� universal demaud on the part of , in their professions an I 'really desire a formers thereupon refused to lo on the and family behind, and, had .never be- act to have
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.i , f .1 the'Refor mers of Ontario that he should decrease in the legish tion �axpanses of stage., The audience becoming enraged fore been a week itway from them. amp a show next year s�cond Memann, tbre coids of gravel in Ea- a mile south of Exeter, is the possessor
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: :�..- again an -ter public life, and. take a. prom- the country, let them urn their atten- tore down the scenery ai�d pra parties on Others had, no doubt, left a sweetheart, monaville, $ � , and �sprea of a calf, only twel,ve months
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� w ; - 300or400chaira. ThedamaE�aniount- werebeginning to se�m like ye lumber silewalk in Harpurhey, . eR,
- ;� � . � of the Ref4m, Party. That such a.'de- crepit politicians, bett air kiiown as the for he pair are doing w
L . - I - . ; 'ea to several hundred dollairs, arB to We -expect, however, to see a local road . I
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: i�. , Maud Should be made, need -not stir- Canadian Senate., L at them agitate I SNTOW STORM IN KA, 8 started next summer. We expect - it
I. _ � . NBAS.—I espatche altogether turn the cold shoulder, but culvert, $2. 1; Thomas offspring with all the devotedness that.
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. priae any olie. ,Mr. Blake's superi r . � , , ommend them to bring their through thfis place and on to th4 Sas- years and more maternal experience.
- 0 ' for the abolition of that institution, and f� would rec might characterize
4 -1 i - I dons snow and sleet storm li st Satur--. wives, families and a eethearts 0 I
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at any time his active ald -mud I assist- A very great sa-ving could be effectec tended into Kansas four a1d a half fied because they coulc hinds of grain. Dairy produce is at
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11 -,, - . . . - 0 ning along, in front of it. My own opi ; - Kippen ro9id C)ncession 7 and 8, 6177. a satchel containing iie"edles, thread
1. � 7 � in Canada i� universally admitted'by country ; nay,'its axis en-ce is a positive counky buriQcL in snow. � .. . ` bubter, 25c. per lb.; cheese, 15c.; eggs, I
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. �, ion is, some come here with tkeir ex 45; A. r, gravelling� and buttons, having been foun,l
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. I cures him at, once the love and---psteem knife is to be applied at all, let* this they expect to find boo much. Under tle, sheep, and ho -S, about the same as .
''I- . . . . ; . Pass is greatly exaggerated. 'A single such circumstances people will be 0 Concession not robbery, as nothing seems to have
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:,.. . For, although Mr. Blake's political op- (lone it will be time en)ugh to direct at- 1 Gener I ably year as last; wheat will run from 20 to . I
� -. i � � . h Hudson, gra a Ing on one the establishment ,of Kin,ne & Son,
. . , 11 Browne a force will prob soil, -so far as I have seen, is an t at 25 bushels per acre, cl ill some jases assion 6, H. .
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I �. poneats ma not 'lo,ve him, they are tention to the us � 4 could be desired. R. S. oppo, . Wingliam, met with a bad accident
1 7 _: . y eful I ranches. 3i ie ,', �ot 5 866.67 ; John Me-
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. � ter resistance, but tho Pass irill prob- may be, averaging in depth from two 60 ; baxley I a
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I I - has been increased by Mr. X1 wat, the Quebec Gpv- ly be, found easy to overc pme. N six feet on top of sub t6 but would consider it an average #o�' Fitzgerald, �ravelliug between Lots 5 table of the saw, -which can only be �
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--,,: - - -1 .attar may be. We � In this section good yiells are g6b. by 11cMann, was just rising up f rom, flxlng it, when �
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I ; 9 lafttohimSelf,he would,much prefer � . reAsnow with one man,Asa Paoker. man in ,Ontario with a farm w rth I . , gr lling opposite Lot 38, Con-
- , Z i � portant items of information in con - contains as g9od water in cool weather cession 2, L. - S.", $75-; John MeMann, ble, shpped from his hand was a , d
. _� to enj.-oy the pleasu res - He is president of the- Lehigh Valley 4 . arrie
) I - . I and comforts of as I ever drank from any well I from four to seven thousand d ars for�viia, and struck
z ! nection with this mat.'et * . The Mr. �qiia_rd in the
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I ; : � ,,�. private life, to embarking onen more on :,lich our Railroad and Coal- Co., of the Philadel- climate, I and a mortgage of Ir one to our
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� , - esteernedcoutemporary negl 0 to give ..- * phia Coal Co. It is Of tfiewinters I can sa �eal
. � I - , - the tarbid. sea of politics; but ive have . an Ontario. ellin forth, . 7 -nd a
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. , I forego his w.n pleasure for the good of . to sue I 9 a most splendid winter day troy,qcl by fire on Sunday last'. The
,� 71 1 his country, aad that he will respond � !llinla on Ifil road near Charters,, $51;. �
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� � . . ! hopeless bankrtiptcy, nd it is this tin- fro times goes down as low as 40 0 .. The near McCon ell's, 096; Angus Ken- the morning. From the a
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M I Ing fortunate condition of tffairs which has Carolina State that the bottom lands oi wl�ich the fire occurred
. I � er 31 would not, we_�.fancy, be . Ro.itn6ke river axe subm although we have n 4, H. R. S., $48.75 - "John Fitzger-
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� Parliament. � We know there are many , sustained by the destruction ol � standi McLean Brothers, there can be little -doubt but that the
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1 . - - - Glad.-Aone. is th� name of the village
i . ond, this reduction is be . fire was. the work of all incendiary.
. . ,ing made, .aud. corn, ant lumber, cordwood, n Robt; L6afUrland, bonus . -
� I pkLtriotio me� in the"Reform ra,nks who . 8 d other here. and 18. The land out there is a lAack � .
i It is *situated in the northern for erecting When the -flames were first seen they
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.. . I other similar economic are being prgc- property. The rains have I een very sandy loam. There is plenty of Irail 11, ,
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: � .�.: ment's heSiU,tioll, ib,g -wire fen � e, 030 ; R. LeAherland, -IMPOS yth In, addi-
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� � .. Comilla down .with a trE wenclous close at, hand and spruce withinj as , -
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: 1-1 . � . these expla,nations our contemporary is White Mud River, . The now Ron. C. two culverts on Kippen road, 05. -Car- "'
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� I I ney ready weloo . At Weldon the water i 8. twenty P.!Brown is the founde neax as I can judge, eight or ten miles. .. the Good Templars w hurch property
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I � meto all the polit leal ca,pitalit can feet above the usual le - place. , ho me'
� � fur hiin Nvhanaver�-he expresses his will- I vel, and I till He is 9, r of this, . We have not had Such a, fine fall this sea- ried. , Moved by S. Landsborough, see- 1 � I t in the
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z � . . .. SOCIALISTIC'PUBLICATIO This sebtion of 'country is very much . their services for the current yea;r : The
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� . .". _` 7- .... d *0 them, salve I indebted to him for the good be has ave had fine weather, especially
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J I . I a byterians on the Lake Shore Road.,
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s the honor Mn. Xo.ux LE Ys has been, selected by and 88 book� and pamphlets liave een don ; there,are now three goo( we h ,be�e, $40 ; deputy re
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,entative. the Reformers of East Toro I ull iatio� of G. W. Higby, who comes from Brook Trusting my friends
� a ii. .j ort�. . Mundell, that this Council do
I I 'W- e Sincerely hope they may have. tb at ex-Lieultenittit-Go ernor Morris for � Germany there is- but one Journali t- each one privately, I remain yours, &a., d- .
I � .. I � pose - . J % the anti-Soiialist law. I ill accept this instead of answ 1,ohn Hannah, oarebynomea-us either numerous
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. .. ! � 1toixor, thmt tile country may have the � the seat in the Local Legislature cau'sed Socialist proclivities left, in� belit &I stock o A. MALCOL-11. jo'urn to meet again at Daly's Hotel, I pa,thy. and substantial aid of their Pros-
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I . ,� � - , services. by the resignation of on.'Af. C. Cam- and Southlt';rn Germany -there. still 're- shoes andhardware. ighbors.
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7 . � ! tueney is' NARRow EscAPE.-Mr. D. Elcoat and � . - ng and Wednesday -morning of last
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e I � I I Ito the Position Mr. Blake would oc largely Conservative, it will 'not sux- possible. . I a B: 1 week, some person or persons effected
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f .: I ; 'ia t1le Reform party were be to re--e-.nte,r prise any one should I
:: . .�_ , r. Lays be de- CLEvErt I;.;vE_fTio_ --A nail -gun has to this country. Next door is J81in A. Sunday evening last. - When passing 3fre Ferguson, of Gorria
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: . - an import- feated. Davidson, who has opened out � nice, over Broadfoot's"bridge the horse took of acres, near Sarnia, for-, $4,000.
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; . t question, i,i nab one of imminent . unmanageable, up -
i � � - . boa,rds. It is not un4ke a gun in shape ing from his quiet &nd unassuming setting the, buggy and breaking Jhe I engaged for the year 1879 in school sea- I
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z i ORAXOn Cinop.-Tbe orange crop in shafts and dashboard, but fortunatel. As soon as Mr.
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; � � ['be no dispute, anlong Reformers as to Florida, is unusually good. . v of $320.
,outhern up a good business. Next is W. H. neither of the oconpants was seriously I sitlar . hen, at
hia Services in Pftrliitment. There will the r , part of Orange county extent of about ,R70,
I � � I - . to t1de bottom, when t a operal or draws Campbell, who came from Ottawa last injured. _ -
f I . 0 - - I - 'formation to tbat"effect before the
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: � � f 'positions. When Mr. Blalm was� cle- CATIROLro FAht ni I up a, rod, and by one ownwaril stroke year. He has opened out a nice store . Tur - Knight, late of St. Tho
4 :!, ,I 1. 1- I of this the nail is cleanly dri,� I . - , been appointed station agent in - E __ I authorities, but no chie was found to -
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vate(I to the lea( I NewYork Catholic Cath adral Fair close,-' 7eu into of groceries, and keeps & full stock of in.0 circulated for signatures, praying ; -later the missing articles until Friday. On.
: 1. Z the boa,rds beneath. A practis6d. hand all in his line. He has also the ?.3 i in the room of Mr. Win. I-layclen,
. 1. Sitturday iligglit. Total receip�s, $150,- I . � Pro- that day Mr. � Sim on Hicks, who resides
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I i � - w fit to with- - varia,li authorities have aslied the trade. - Next - door to him is a Mr. 'of the'old system lay great stress I Hicks'had not beard of the robbery, he
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. , journads but two are aftjxnoon. pa-pers. mend'eremation in the followi ag con�- gained t;: -reputation of being a first- RATEPAYER. I I hs'cl- i the monotony. Next day, Saturday, , he
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� Reform. Party. -:On the dadly,rouild for broken meats, &c., tnrns veyance of remains to distan, � parts; he has accordingly employed a Mr. -John schoolhou I -In othe
leakier (if tLo Ohi , beggrax woman accustomed togo, a I during epidemics; thd he con- already dernanded. a journeyman, and Public Sch'ol Board w
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. I the hands of .11r. X ackenzie, Mr. B-fal FROST IN TRE SOUT111. here was a have postponed their decision. The axticles wbre brought back
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z . ranks, end however mu i- known as the Bancroft Treat,. - The machinery has been built J& Goldie' & the necessary notices rinted for the market . wales at. Goderich. He was I -an automaton to,signal the head of-
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. I them that, although their fears may' be tier than Cabul. It is I reported that ter a two years' residence in th 3 other are now busily engaged in building a No. 3, Jam a McE wing; No. 4, John yet he is only in. medium flesh, not hav- I still 9. few employees 'oji the Grand
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McLF,A.x_1n Tuckerswit-11, Orl
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