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[ that side. There is' getting to, be far and its
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� too much of this sort of thing in all
thrown-
aside by these
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Insolvenc,� Notice -Robert Gib -bons
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i city constitueuci
'es-Thexhasses are form-
there is
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Of callin�
duck,
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Not a Hambug-Hally & Anderson.,
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account.
sale in St ,
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Servant Girl Wanted -M. R. Counter.
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,1 ed into rings,and'these ings are skilfully
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Estray Cattle-B.6niarain Smillie.
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now a,ncther
drid quite
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-a diffE rf
of Cbr s
I Insolrency Notice --Robert Gibbons.
Teacher Wanted -James Spence. I
. era. These I Ilead:e'rs" grow fat by tradi . ng
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Everybo4y
knows w
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Winter Goods -William, Hill & Co.
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I dices of those who follow them. Under
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. these circumstances it is almost impos-,
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kna-ves- who!'care ()nly to adva,nee their,
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1 thes.e knavel are coArted-and rewarded
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him in t:ie
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past, to delay
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reek present our read
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with a supplement containing afull re-
! for much i - provement. , It is to be,
ofCommooswagin6ession.
more are coming.
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port of the speech recently delivered by I hoped, howe'
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public attention
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the Prdwier of Ontario at Woodstock. I
I eing mad4l tools * f -will
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. the doings
the doing.,;
1J at Ottawa,
at Tor( -n
the sup(ri
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The speeph being too lengthy for our
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operle
portancE
of .the House
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re,galar is iue, -we adopt this means of ception that;
is b�ing, Played upon them.
woul - d letive
him. at c
paratii e
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. placing it it] possession of our
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the creal
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o place pa,triotism. before
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ai�d impartial perusal.- It is tempera,te ! P&,T,T, -aiud waxn
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these peipple of th.� hu-
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and rea-pe ctfu I in tone, and, we think, 1 -milifting position
they oc'cupy., it might
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colivincins, in argument. 1 aid them to
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dairtas of the - Governme, at fairl and.:,
tbraldom in
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which they now are, and -a
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nows-that
no sessior
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of the CO
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plainly before- the people, and -shows
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such im
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in which they live, and
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as the
lid of
i,pproaching
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derstood the disposition which has been
in which th(.,.y
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too frequently abuse the
PO -y
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made of the people's - money. Let our
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has been entrusted to
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readers compare the statements it con-
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and use it to
sneak in
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il�aCibe ie
otberlefse
of Salary
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made a con;
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i T remarks we
e Ot weeRs ago anent Mr.
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b is pals .
bbait of the
u the front y1rd
thief wh . �
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. between them impartially. If they
.Tilley's loan
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dog, ly
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will do this, we do not fear. their con-
the righteous
soul of a writer in fill e
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clasian. Let, also, thobe who decide
Goderich Stir.
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We .still more deeply
booty.
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that M r, Mo'wat has the best Of the ax-
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regret that dhose
remax6 should have
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of,politics,
will e
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gument, lay the suippleraeat by for fa-
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so enraged him;
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emphatid
protest against
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I ture use. It will -be 9, convenient text-
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get. that he is,
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this protest
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gentle-
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them arguments with -which to meet
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all this,, we ran
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nae *eople -wlio
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and saccessfully refute the sophistries
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of our irat6 critic,, in-
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or design he is endeavoring to deceive
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this point, they can easily 'convince
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session cf
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theinselves of the correctness of our
point pwrty,
rcgardluss of t1iointerests of the country the Ex-
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110SITOR says - "Mr Cartwright di�ipo"Ld of. 6,ir
necuri,
Wes in tile t *
ondon market at 91 while the
equal feiocity'becaus3
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documents of the P ra,vince, if they have
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most Mr. Tillely, although aided b� Mr; Gait ,
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the m. convenient, and if they have, not'
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could got for thum was 85., Now what are iUa
f1LCtS 2 Atr. Cartwright fixed the price of his 1 ""
them for
not doing. -
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coav enieDt access to these, -we are sure
-8,6,000,000, at the highest figure lie thought could
consi'ston
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be obtained, 911, and lie soltl them, 31r. Tilley
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um of QB I. Iraltwis guaranteed by the British
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would 1�e only -too glad to explain any
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of the Toronto
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point upon , ich there mav be diffi�
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half the 10an,'W11s: taken at X96.1%6 on- the X100,
and the emainder was sold for X96.10.0,11 �
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culty or doubt, if a,pplied to. I
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It is Said that a truth half told. is the
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prove that
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The I-Zecent El,e6tions and C
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not fol i`owthe example of our critic and
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loaa still
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be so �ude as to say that he is guilty of
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falsehood; but we do say, and we shall
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prove that he only tells 1,,a,lf tEe truth.
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the other in the 'County,
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' b rids bore the Imperial
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experienced
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of Monck.
he former was before re-
gLaraj
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Canadian loan
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pro sented by
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Hon. M. C, Cameron, and I
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sold b I All C . artwright were ungu&ran-
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towo.rds the
their former positions
C,Irovernradnt. X Morris
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Mr. Tilley sandwiched. big. u nguaran-
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bi6iids wAh those ivhich bore thEi
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has been eleG6d
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his loan' that the purchaser
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He als forgets to say that . bonds bear-'
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yer has bE
-State Prism
611 se �Wnced
for swindlingr
to -two y "
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Government, and tile fornaer will, prob-
iI1g tb Imperial ' gu aramtee are the
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high es. securities offered -on the Lon-
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don m. -.rket, Dg the in-
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duck,
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tar Q, ich those s old. by -Afr. Tilley
sale in St ,
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both the Globe &lid ff
fail assured their
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bear are val tied by some at 108' i 6 we
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readers t1lat the result in. East Toronto
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based our Oa,lGula,tipn- at 105, the very
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p al the Cb apel
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wouldbe4 -Qorrect indeN- of wh a. t th e
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lowest I -* e .
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berg Castle
Saturday evening.
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while the h4hest that has ever been'
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have iv
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t1lat this is tlio case, the Gover m
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tiv�es. T1
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things which our critic has left out
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disappointudent at the result. Four
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his calculation. N
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take tbo trouble to-do a very simple
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Jority of 270.: 13:
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OF GE,n,,%r
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At the reaen6 Dominion, elections the
correct. Witil regard to the balance of
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Consorvalivc c'-uldi(late. was elected for
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his long axticle,in which b a -accuses us of
more are coming.
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. the same constituency by a m,ajority of
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drawing our inspiration from the Globe,
BRET HkRTE'S
gob only $50
P�orqq.-Bret
for h9s Luck
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say� R that sort of argument suits'the
Conroy thi
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1. action. The eople of the . pressedi, Nvill b,� ada with San An'toido jail, six murderer ;
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If con- m&tiOu to fficet on that. cl&�e flow, ''Church have not been invited.
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re have ess,, which left Boston for Gloucester, rivers SO much, that in the rainy sea- I instantaneously. I , revision of the voters, list for the town
nt' one t nglaud, is given up as lost. It . is sup- son the : channels of the ri:vqS Will not k -It is rum ea that the Stratford of Goderich - Conservatives pat; ,Oil.,, 17;
osed that the crew has gone clown with containtbeir waters. Twice has' the police are to b, -� authorized to seize iall Reformers put on, 10; Conservatives
hat the he vessel. . . � city been' overflowed. Now, 'however, goods exposea on the sidewalk - by I Struckoff, 14; Reformers struck off., 10.
AmaniaANE; ni BRAZIL.,Late arrivals they have,built a substantial -levee, and I merchants, ci xry them to the f'dwn loinitteA, by Cl�-Jh from �
are. It ' � I ,�- I assessment
to Bay at'New York from Brazil state that all by a city law have forced each property ball, and whei . the pile has accumu- I roll, 7. . I .
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the American laborers who went there holder toraiRe his lots ten feet. TIE�ej la.ted to su 'ent size, distribute the I -Mr. Thomas Wilson has erected a
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me for i an away or starved to death, amd their now, therefore, 10 feet higher than when I an admirable system of charity. By '-wich, which will soon be in operation,
d says : laces have been. supplied by'natives.'. first ovdrf.lowed. This will explain the I all means gentlemen expose your goods It will be a great accoin minodati,on to
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i ween the rival doctors Jul the medical as in other portions of California'. The total ,-6st Ot li'litina the town past were obliged to ,,
the lo- - 0 t� g�et their gristing
i chools of the Michigan State, Univer-' ter remaining in Sacramento a incolubf , I of -Stratford during the past year, as done at Gorrie. .. t2 0
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k ity has been amicably #Lrranged. Drs. I and s )ending a very pleasant tim'� wit 4h I provided by tie � Council, was 079.47. . -In 'View of the incre
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uenced ' ankiin and McLeau, who had a re- some Canadian friendsJ went to lal-rbor 3 -,Is
eting of CelA personal difficulty; have publicly . SA'Z VOSE, I 0au.
,,,average $1C.25 per ]am p, and 32 coal 11 at Goaerich, Messrs. Ogilvies& 11 '
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i haken hands, pronounced S&n o za, to attend the lamps, costing on ail average $3.46 1 son decided to put in a new chest of
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judged lqew York, died suddenly on Tuesday, city of 2.5,000 inhiLbitants,-situate(I six structed nearl six miles of new side- have given the contract to the Goderich
direct- 17th inst. He was formerlv a Metho- I miles from tlie southern arm. of San I walk during the past year. 11 miles of . F oundL -y Compaily�
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pulpit and Sought a position on the po- Of Santa Clara County, the level part of ! culverts and. 25' crossinlo's Wai�&130811, succeeded on Moladay in
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liberty . , -The half yearly examination. of � .
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y grab, plead with the depraved chtsses. He js the acknowledged garden of Cahfor-.! School Section No. 7, Logan, was held Ith e la-r�gaest ever seen aroun .- at part; -
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A' 3wean the city and th bay � I � is, h ,
4s, and GRE T IbOLLTERY STRIKE IMPEXPiNU.- .1. e - tl'Oils�Lnds nation took place in the different tauts -of Wawanosh and Morri a,vif.ng .
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'he in- - ill the wages of the colliers in South �4erries. The laud - seems especiallY z interspersed w'Lth music and dialogues, -Th6 Presbyterians of Blyth intend
of 'gov- Yorkshire and,J\Torth Derbyshire, af- Oapted to them, it being warm.* and ! . Observinn th .
e most and the visitors expressed themselves h t> e , anniversary ,of their
fects� 100,000 men. A monster meet- . )aioist. The ground, which is very level, , highly Satibfied with the result. There_ -,chuTc OP*ail1g :on or about the AG-th
Mowat , iDg will be held durin� the holidays, 'is thrown up into ridges, similar to the 1 is much regret felt in the' section that ,of January, by having, a grand tea�
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an E6. I Miss Cowan :s leaving. �,31 �
'r' oe the commencement of the year will be , �Vater frcm artesian wells is rL1111 &10119 ; proved herself a very efficient teacher. m en from a distance are expecteci to -
trade discussed. , . - . . the furrows at stated .intervals. The i . �
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tage of 11 . . I I move with hils family to Maryland. '
] e North of 1' ,ugland, claim before but boy.9 and girls from the cities are I . . a serious a-cefilent a few days ago. He
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to an- 1 a -d- - 1 . Lai was helping a -neighbor t '
� the arbitrators a five per cent redne- employed in picking. L ad in the e . 9 I 0 "I pigs, and
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1paves . sided. Hellar, been superintendent of - two. of in
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act the business. The,men claim that the price outside of the city limits is valued at "the Presbyterian - Sabbath school at
of labor is - already low( -,r than for 20 fr0m. $250 to �300 an acre. A few I .. . ri il1OffWOrkfor&weekor*
ile e o I � miles Motherwell for many years, .and at
years. The newspapees continue to fr6*i San Jose it can be bought, uni two�. I
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o r the publish account . 1111 -Oue (lay last week, while Mr. W.
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a of distress throughbut proved, for 5200 an acre. The price is sented with a beautif ul piece of 8'ilver ui�
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to 'be the country- . . . to'4 7.1.1) ?:,)
, with- DPARTURE, OF RussiAn. Ciluisims.. . an . d. vegetable land, the figure is not plate, A large family bible, a complete , hired man, were fel-h I na said a
DF .,. i ; trees on the
iter an I Volume of Bro wu & Fawcett's commen- I . t�
that if he departure on Saturday of the c&)�W"roecl excessive. To E astern peo- t&ry, and seNeral tokens of various ifarm, in Hay, one of a herd of cows got
sl eamers, built .at United States ship- � 4 . too near the fallina timber and was
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lactics u )on international law.. iUpon this sub- fot�nia, say at least seven-tentbs of it, I -A gentlerawn interested iu boatin-g, 1jure'd that it was
1. I � . matters has given the rowin-a men of deemed advisable to
. joct the statutes of the .United States is fit only for grazing, by reason of th� , kill the aninial. . .
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above are so strict that the abip-builder wlio lack of water. Probably 90 per ceipt. -*-Mr. J. D. Ronald' a '
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. , shape of a bad cre to be co i
ult 4.0 constructed the Steamers, s * s, it -is illi- of the balauce is 1i) inve'd -in Brussels last week� .over
b ELY fit for arain. This .. next year. It s, of blue silk with the . .
possible for ship builders to erect ves- le&vres only a very small poition "of the I itwerity of his workmen,with their wz
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governnients' even in a!�e for vegetable land, and this must I printed on it Al gold letters. At the , ,kncl families, have also arrived. An
ondent times -9f peacoe, let alone -in war - cessaxily alway's be rated high. Fruit top is a broa&-f iilver plate for the -win- !addition to the population of nearly 100
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1re these boats were construe; 'berer es, bowever, have thrived well on , -u � the result of Ro-
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d elec- American brokers as a blind. he &-y si(T�hills, once thought fit otily finisheawith gold fringe. It was Yuan- coming to Brussels. Mr. Ronald ex -
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fc�r the operations of the season in the bur best fruit now comes from these . _ 11the beginning of the New Year.
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1�rie Canal show that'more grain has same foot hills. Another reason� why I workmanship. Men eligible to row for -0116 dAY'Of last week Mr. James
with b'en transported through � the canal land rates so, high near San Jose is, I - 1kowbray lost a fingei in a rather singu- -
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s during the past vear than in any that many wealthy people from other -! . enty-one Oar,ibanner. He. "
they . 1 years. . , . . wa'.5 assisting in set-
emns Preceding one. The aggregate, 58,735,- parts of California, and also from ,the I
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-A- few dayE ago a. womain arrived in Jrick Bros. mill, in Stephen, aud. When
)1itical 604 bushels, is more tham double the Eastern States, have made their homes tistowel. in ver., ( desbitu te circumstances
carr ing of 1876. The number of boats here on account of the climate, which . n pl
I y . and appealed to the Mayor for assist- . aced on its
clearing from Buffa,lo f s more than one- is more equable than that of'Sacra- r ed, lie put hi�s finfirer -through a hole to -
, . � ance. . She clw. med to bav'e been mar- 0
third more than of 1877, aind the re- *Tnento, owing to the - influence of the . isclertairk. if it was to piliacel-anathe en- -
ondent -ceipts for tolls were cotrrespondin bay. The streets are well hued with ried at MountForest about a year ago,' 1� ., e being slid forward, cut the f m-ge
. gly but aboiit four months since her hu"s- r) I , r
) -that larger. , -Something like 18,000,000 Australian ga-m. and pepper trees. The band had left I er, 'without leaving her "Will as with a shears.
bv§hels of'gra.in have go I ne east from gardens are elegant and costly,'and ex-: i� -one,
b dm.v last week a person brought
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in the evease. bonanza .kings at Menlo Park. The i, was proposed. to Send pearan,e of being Rine aud,fab,and sold
alf of -On the east -bound train on Grand business part of the city is bright and her to the ly ng -in-hospital, -Toronto., it to a store keeper, -w.ho was deceived.
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oil Thursday night of �ast week, a pas- gentlemonly indepwidence about the - tomer, when he dis -tbau
e has - I penses incurre� , her case was consider- 6overea - it was -
senger named Walterl Storms was at- busines� menj very different from the vagrant *act staffed with sheep`a-liver. If this was - 4
ement tacked by .& fellow -passenger I while high prpssure of San - F rancisco. The ed -as coming ander the one for a joke it was a mean
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true. stinding on the platform of Ahe Normal SC�661 is admirably conducted I � t for gain the reward -was Oil
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culty rear car, who cub bis throat, robbed -by Prof .: Allen, assisted by 14 teachers. � I small as the seller's soul.
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inar- b . moving car. Storms Struck in a spect sho-wii to the teachers in -training ! - Huron N otes. JIrOul M=iboba last week. The Mani- -
sno*-bauk, andlerawled to .& farmer,s by the Read Master and all his assist- t toba fever is main -most virulently iiu
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all housb, where Sur ical aid was summon- ants, a �aarked contrast to the Toront � Mr. - W. Buckingham, late of E-xe- the southern'p 3 9
. ' 9 0 ter; has opened a blac ksmith shop at art of the County, and a .
now. ed. His assailant is a ga.,mbl6r named Normall School,'irr which the object ' Winchelsea. great many old residents talk of pulling,
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Ira- Crabbs, and it is suspected that Storms seeems to be to humiliate and snub the up stakes and emigrating to the Prairie
I - . �Dr. McDonald and L. J. Brace ar
- is his pal? and-tbat the Atack. was the. pupil -teachers -in every conceivable e -Province next, Spring Mr. GreenwiLy
. ,candidates for I he Reevesbip of Wing- �- �P* -
. -k'qua,rrel ov6r their spoils. . , ham. They are both good men. Mr. IS y anxious enqm Ters who
result of manuer. The order and discipline "' 1 besieged b
. Storms can bardly-recover. , . superior, and the work done is practi� I B Willson will be Mayor. - � l4ave a notion of following �bfib iniunc-
. I DEA.TII op -B4TARD TA YLOn. - The Cal, and not the unraveling of a mass of J! '-' �Ti. James` I eech is n ow the pro- fiou of -Horace Greeley. - . � -
law- death of thi * Gordian knots. From San Jose I I ' -A. m-eetin of the -W-,est ,Huron .
is well knowti'American aP7 - prietor of the Goirie Enterprise and Mr. 9
xs in author and traveller to'ok place at plied for and � secured a position a ! . �eachersl Association Will be held in
. I I teacher in Nevada, County . .s � A. H. -Drumm. i i s the editor. - 4xeter on Fri
. Berlih, on the '19th inst: Altho . , the Priam.- ,
ugh , . I . -Mr. John 'AcIntosh has been re- . da�f and Saturday, ,TJaa,
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cloak, suffering fat .some time Noni a disease pal mining'a6untyin the State-. In my : . 14thaud2fth. Dr� McLellan will be
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quadl, whic next I will try to give yo idea of ;in t) " present and will take up reading, arith- ,
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S- for tre h his medical -men erroneously mining in California.'- U an .. the Cranbroc k school at a salary of metic a -ad algebra, an
ated for dro S , his death was sudden 0 - d. also deliver a
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and unexpeof-ed. 'The deceased was - i� � JAMES Vr.RcoE.. ..i -The wife ol Mr. Donaghy, for -in lPcture-�on Friday evening. A good
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r1and born in Chester County, Pennsylvania, .1 . , of the Goc Ham �fforl#.-will be made to make the meeting -
' Iiist week. Mm. Donaghy 30 - ,
with Ja ivary 11, 1825, and was consequently 1 . was just R
tians- fifi y -three years of age at the time of I . -Terth Items. - I years � of age. � . � - interesting andinstructive.
hi, � death.' A�b Seventeen years of age he Dr. F. 41S.- geager, of. Sombra, haja i -The terin Sabbath 'School '� -At a late christening in' the neigh.
Saved bel ran to .Iea,rn the - removed to' Millbar1k, where a medical , borhood. 'of Al:oleqw "
) print'na business, 'I � I Couvention,forthe County of Huron, orth 'Mr. Geo
t3 practitioner ,was badly wanted. I
ed. at an I at the same time became a con- . will be held in Blyth on the 4th of B, roWn bad a Son named 7 in hou or �i
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rela- tri. )u tor of verses to the periodical press. 1 �'. I
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S Qighil1g, green hardwood can be bough I I February. * bhe late Premier of the Dominion.
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s not Hi 3 first purse, -work was " Views A- - t , _Mr. Thos. I Trivitt, Clerk of the While perhaps there is notiuch in ,9,
. in'Listowel at $1.!�5 per cord,'aiia $1.50 ,' now 'Moved 4 1
fo(t, 6r, Europe seen with Knapsack, , , F ifth Division 0'6urt, has ilarrie, 'we would like to k -now of a more
to S2for dry wood I . I � .
orke, anistaff," Published afterhis retorn ' ' o Exeter, wh're he will -be pernian- �horoucybly Reform one. th,.an that of
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d for fre rn a pedestrian tour in that country I tuated. � .
Purchased five acres in the neighbor- , ently Si A xander Mackenzie Brown,. We only -
eased in 1846. Subsequently he became par- .. I -The Oke boys, of St. Marys, who it a the young namesake inay follow
b hood of Listowel, on which hepurposes , hop �
amily proprietor and associate I editor of the sta'Aing a - is supposed committed the robbery in 1;ihe example set- by the great Reformer.. .d
nursery and greenhouse. . ! I - � !
I NEw York Pribune, &-nd sliortly after ' -The St. Marys Temperance 1 Mr. Walker S Stbre at Centralia, have 1 -The Shepiard Jub ilee S i -
TS.- this be began - th' - Club is I arr,sled at Parry So I Mus- advertised- to- - g* - - ea,iterta ingers were ;---
- in _. 11 I Ive inments in,
e series of foreigi-i doi 9 a good . work. They employ able I been .und
Dern- tours which led to his being celebrated � - -oderich on Saturduy and Monday
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erlin, asatraveller. Asa -poet and descrip- lecturersand have crowded meetings. I -The new ':Episccpal Church in ell � i u gs. The attendance was so
lozen tiv e write , Such efforts cuunot fail to be followed ' � !
, r Mr. Taylor stooh- in a high 1 Blyth will belformally opened on Sun.
by good results. . 9 ! 11 on Saturday evening that there :
Place, While his oratorical albility led to i day the 29th ' St. It is one of the I 8 no entertainment and the tickets
. Mr. Chas. O'Donnell, a ieacher-
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Elarte his becoming famous -on the'lecture - - neatest and. M)st Comfortable church N
fresh from the Green Isle, has been eu� ; - re returned. On Sunday the Co,m:,-
aring platform. Last summer he received the � edifices in the coun�y. any led the i "I
I gaged in Section No. 6,North Easthope,1' I ,-' - ging in the Methodist
ed in a ointment of - Araericaa Minister to i -The new Fablic School building in 8hurch andf t' '.'
'' ata, salary of $400. He is said to pos- . I I heY,gave such good Eiaitis-
abriel GE rmauy. The funeral procession was sess the requisites of a go9d. teacher. �i Wingliam is nowAmished and ,ready for f Iction that on Monday the . ball was
000. fol.owed by two six -horse carriages be- . I occupancy. Se ool will open in it at- -�iot large enouggh to accommodate the .
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B al- nu mber of private carriages, and many V. The animal liad been I -Donald Me1janchlin, -Esq., collec- 9.11 by - d 31
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-as a mourners. ense crowd IiDed both - He . tor of taixes for ,he township of Grey,' 1� resbytery, at Tb ames Road and K
A d 1 at geese irer-tlo of the Huron
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a, to- Sides of the stre 4 animal of the species, and I took in a worth On MoudaY 31,- t')u on th� 6th inst., which .resulted in
. ets through which the , - . t Moles i
. Pr Cession passed. � . his skin fetched $1.50. . i k2 *the largest sum ever collected ' fivor of the lilev. Cohin Fletcher,
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ng of I . -1 -1 ,w � , , r- ' i in. �-Iolesworth f:)r taxes in one day- '61 ti
. T= ---,---- --- I � i -, Mr. Metzler, assistant High School , � , - - �FO: 1,�r Of the Rev. D.H. Fletcher., of
was, ! t7pacher in Listowel, has been presented i -A curlina' atch was I
. Notes on California.- - t1j, Played "I 1amlltOl1-;AVe Congratulate -the rev- �-
Lrrow . . IAY.,his pupils -.witb, a beautiful article in Wingham, a feir days ago, between six er' nd gentleman on -receiving a. - call to --
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Reg- My lirst impression of California was the shapC- of air inkstand and tirne� I Grit and an e.jual number of Tory sucji�ali impor astoral charge, af-
1 el on piece com . I tant P,
. the I v y favorable. I bad left Manitoba- binel, also a gold pen, show- I curlers, resultiD �, in a victory in fav
I - or tOr a large number of candidates have
the 25th of November,T and the ther- ing that Mr. Netzler ' and his ,pupils : of the former b3 17 to 6-. Blood will b"
. eon heard, thecliurch having -been va-
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Ports mometer at that time indicated 270 are on tile best of terms.. i Clint for some nine months. Xr.
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idish up the Red River to Morehead, 320 ' preached a 'very impressive sermon in :,Mr. James -Potter for the Reeveship of a�'congregatiou in Meaford.
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eter- miles by. stage, the mercury ran down I the Canada, Methodist Chureh,Mitchell, ).East Wawanosh,, and Mr. Geo. Forsyth .
that to 30 0 . Nor W � -At the examination of the School in
ag this a still clear cold. I on Sunday, 15th ins'., on the dep,th of i intends to contest the township of Mor- '' tion 4, Hay.
mply The wind blew with terrific fore en- 1 the Princess Al u . I - . Soc the examination of the
e, ice. The - Pulpit was 11 ris with Mr. has. Proctor, for the
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urder driver -was forceff to take the telegraph � sang� a funeral authem. I -The iqetliodist Church on the loth hom ivas Mr. H011dersoll, the teache
high , poles as guide posts, and at times found -Cheese making has been carried on. line of Ashfield was xe-opened on last fo�f -r
� . r the comiliff year, in place of mlr.
the 1 it -difficult to do even that. Imagine 11 to a large exteilt'in Elina durinc, the.. Sunday. On :� nday evening a -very ?-1)
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summer, with profit, to the farmers. - suce another section. Both teachers and
Isv in I my feeling of relief, then, when, af T T110s. Ruston, who is about leavingfor c-
( i . M ter I s I I essful tea-ineeting was held at
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c011- i 1113 trans -continental journev, I arrived ' There are,nine factories in the town- , which a numbeu of excellent addre'sses
o be ' at . . I " ' - oilier visitors expressed themselves as
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I , ship; the largest of which is that of ; and. choice musical selections were 14.1-ily pleased with the r6fl,cienev di,8- -
-will I . - S.WRAMENTO, I i Elma joint stock cheese company, who ,! given. . -1 p ayed. by the pupils P -
th( capital of California.. Here the air ' have received for their cheese this sea- I -Mr. Alex.' cKenzie, of Lochal branche�in ' in the various
, ; � sh, which they were examined.
New I wa3-asbalmyasintbeplea autestpartof son the laxge sum of $15,021.29. in the townshi of Ashfield, had his The examination rbflects great cr
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� -At the close of the Public Exam.- I new house, whi(h was just 7 about 'Ora- `4011 Mr. Huston, who has evidently
for I wii iter at S acrame to ranges from .31 ' � inardon of,the Mitchell High School, - worked hard for the welfare of the
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be- to � 70 0, the lowest being Ou1V 1 0 below ' � the tools of'Mr. UcLeod, the carpenter, '
. b � . the pupils presented Yx. Sinclair, as- i and who leaves it with the well-
azing point. The days were wairm � sistant teacher, who is about retiring i y The ^
eitv-%� fre 0 on Tuesda night, loth inat. 15"loo
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I i from his position, with a handsome � cause of the fire is unknown, as it was
the 'and agreeable, but the nighis foggy anc - % J 11 bei, of all with'whom. he has come
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the coll. It took some time for in to aP i souvenir, consisting of three elegantly 1: cout I
outh ,prE ciate the benefits of "cold Z� 'k I
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-nights I bo u-nd volumes of standarc i almost to the --
i� Sinclair is an earnest and faithful beach.: I -Mr. J. R. G� -ant, of Brussels, whose circular rec' 31r. Mol
and double blankets, a Point in climate out "Oo- 1 -Irl cOmpliarice with t
� 7 ently issued by Wat -
I , was destroyed by fire a short W the members of the legal profession
sday that old Californians boast of as it con.: i et, and Will be missed in his depart- , PrOPertY
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,the , duces to sleep. The nights in all parts , ment. 1 time ago, has en Jeted a suit -in Chan, throughout the Province, a meetingwas
with 1 of Califorhia are cool, if iio� cold, the 1 -Joseph Carey, until a few months eeryt',against the Reliance M, utual Fire recently held in Goderich, in Mr. Gar-
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es to The points of interest to me in Sac- '0 institution having refused to pay his sub ects referred to by 31r. Xbwat,
, Mitchell, was killed on the market j
9 up , rax 3 ento, were its well Cultivated vine- .1 square, London, on Wednesday, last I
' . . claim in full. We don't prebend to t1i:
). the 1 yai ds in the suburbs, the enormous size , week. It seems that he was engaged in know the circumstances: of the case, but tliat the Judges be empowerld to trans -
I off of the vegetables exhibited in *the naar- ; unloading a number o' 1 we do -know that; litigation on the
, an- ketE;, and the beautiful I f hogs from the Part for cases in the Division Court from
Z _gardens and 'wagon of Mr. Brooks, of Metcalfe, at I of insurance comparies is not a healthy one Division to another; -that is to say,
' I . Insurauc . 5 that that if an action is broughbi
Rin- Fair Ground; the orange trees loaded the weigh scales. when by some means , indication e cornpamef
r re- wit fruit (ieft on long &fte . nthe wrong
I they are the horses made'a sudden plunge and make a prVxtice of settling claims by division the Judge may have power I �
tau- ripe as an ornament) ; the acacias in, law,geniAll�r My themselves open to t'
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