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I . 9 is, no doubt-, true to the letter. Tb e pli
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. I . Ittou txpooltov# suffering in Southern Dakota durink tb e pr.
. I I , I past winter on account of the, ,intense to]
I I - cold,haBbeen beyond description,blit ve
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?; - DIST-RIOT MATTERS. mild and the 138
i - I winter has.been unusually
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3 WINTE It FLUID Will Cure or prevent . . . . . - . w
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! , CURLING. -A match between four
! Fieckles; Tan, Soreness .r -f the Face and Rougli- I
_ . be Hands. A positive @uTe. Only 166 - Club r(
. ness of i .. , rinkB of the Goderich Curling
I 0 %nd 25 conts a bottle. MaLlUt'a4.ured and for sale - tl
1!, , anequalnumber of the Seaforth
7 byE-HICKStIN & CO- Our Farmers' Favorite a,11d
I Feeder has not even its Equal, let alone beeu our- Club for the Gibbon's medal was play, 3d U,
I pass,d. knaufsetured and for sale by us, either -on Saturday last. Two of the Seaforth , Ii
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. in bulk or package - We have something worth .
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looking at and buy ing, in Tobet soaps,Toilet I?re. rinks, went to Goderich wid two rirka y
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parAt,ion$, Pare D ye Stuffs, Handy Dyes, Combs, from Goderi.ch came here. The ' ce 8
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I Brushes, Drugs and Chemicals, Smokers Sundries, was in fair condition but for some. i n. i
. Poektilt AGrks, RXCr,sox & Oe. Sea,forth, .
. exp; aWed reason the playing On
Ontarin. 1 693. & e. E - . - L I I I : I .1 -_ both .1
I sides -was somewhat indifferent and not I
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L WILSON &I Youxa ha,ve TOdXlCed the nearly'so good as 'these clubs usu lly 8
prim of all their Tea-,. a-ud now offer better value
than. can be had from any Grange or Tea Pedler dd. §ealorth, however, played wol ' rat . 4
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in the county. All we ask now from parties who -and got beat by 22 shots.. The follow- E
have been buying from either Orranges or - i
PeMArs is to give us a trial, and if we cannot give in . a - is the ' ,aco . re: I
- themi equally as good, or better values W40 Will GODERIOH- sEAr-OATH. t
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I tal-le back the goods and pay them their money. Rink No. 1. . Mink No-. 1 .t
. DG rot send your money OIA of town, if you Oau Captain MeGregor, . A. Young, I I
: ao &a wen or better at home - , A large lot of new A. Dickson, M. R. Counter, I t
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Teas,' -Just received and more now on the road. 698 T. J. Morehouse, R Commos' ... -
. i T T. .W. Dan@y, skip -27. JT,lR-Lyons,skip-L19. (
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- , ILsox & Yo-aN G have a. fall Stock of Rink No. 2. Rink No. 2. I
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Field and Garden Seeds, %U new, and bought Shoriff Gibbons, . A. Davidson, .
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from .the most Reliable Seedamen in the DOmin- A. MeD. Allan, . R. Fulton, , * .
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. ion. i Righest prices paid for Clover and Timothy Colonel. ROBB, G. Plitton, . I
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. SeeC 093 . Mr. Hutchisonokip-W- Jas. Halt, sldp-- 20. i
I W E Buly -our Crockery and Glassware Rink NOA. : Rink No. 8. I
1. direct from the Manufacturers for cash, and'SITE) W - E l"Ot' I J. G_ Wilson, .
therejore in a positlen. to give Our customers H. Horton, I . . A. Wilson, - - I E
. , WrLSON & YOUNG 693 B. Martin, I.D. D. Wilson, ; , i
good ,%:t the lowest prices. C. A. Humber, Bkip-15. .T.A.Wilsou,sldp- 25 " I
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T4AS.---:-LArDTAW & FA-IRLEY are offer- Rink No. 4. - Rink No . 4.
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. I ing splendid value in Green, Black and Japan C. R. D f 'A. Campbell, z
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$1 worth 60 cents per pound. 693w2l J. Thompson, . 0. Offord, -` 1 " f
SoRoLL, SAws.-Two first-class .second- ]EI. H. Smith, skip - 35. 1pi.'Verooe, skip 18. i
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. eadla scroll saw -s -one. Dirigo, and one. I I
hand tr ' Total ........... 104. 1 Total .... 82. t
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. Fleetwood -for sala cheap. Apply to -Pl- CA3E'?- Ma ority for Goderiob. 22. I I . . 1
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. CRMXERY AND GLASSWARE. -We axe DR. McKAY's LECTUre.E.-Doctor Me- I
aeffing off lines in this department at greatly re - Ray, the celebrated Chinese missionary, -
I ducedprices. LAMLAIV&PA ny. 6603-2 delivered his promised lecture -in the '('
I SO"_. -Self _w_ ashing and'lal sav- Presbyterian Church in this town ' on I
ing. Call and get & 10 cent bar and try it. ' Tuesday evening last. The church was
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CouNciL Doixus.-At the meeting of an inch of sitting room vacant. The i
I the town council On Monday evening meeting was opened by pyayer by Rev. I 11
I the . only business of in-portaince traus- Mr. McCoy, Of Egmondville, and Rev.. I
. . oduction of Mr. Wil- Mr. McDonald introduced the speaker.
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I . son's bv-law Providing for the continua- Ou the platform were exhibited various ,
- VI - Street across the radl Chinese images and other curiosities, I
tioU of Jar 'a Way and on the wall -in view of the audience -
- track, and a resolution instructing t e_ us I a an
. Constable to see that the poundage by-la:W were ma,ps of Ch .i , andtbell dot I I
. . is enforced. . The Council meet again Qn Formosa,the immediate scene of Mr.Mc- ,
I I . Monda,y evening next. : Kay's. labors, and portraits of several .
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. . P ERso,,.qAL.-W.e_ notice with pleasure plained the nature of the several reli-
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thei following remarks froria, the St. giou I
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Thomas Home Journal, eoncerning our, vaxio.:us forms of idol woxship, and gave -
I , townsman. It says: ,,Mr. C.- a glowing account of the progress, I of
young .
L. Fa,pstlleft on Saturday for Seaforth, missionary work on the Islaink and
where he* bias purchased the .jewelry dwelt lightly upon the perils and diffi-. '
L business of Messrs. Dunca,u & Duncan, c Ities which his co -laborers and him -
of that place. During Mr. Papst's so- s lf had encountered, and concluded biB
. journ in St. Thomas, he has succeeded. romarks by az eloquent and earnest: ap
6al to all not to be too much taken.
. iia making himself very poptilax among p . up
I our citizens. It was with regret that with the things of this life, but to pre-
. his intimate frioPtds saw him ta,ke his palre for the next. In the course ,of his
I -departure."' I I remarks be paid a feeling tribute to : the
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Ou FOR DA . XOTA.-In accordance converts,and lm%dWsp(Icialreferenze to:
- with . previous announcement Wilcox's thefirstwhichhe claimed under biB
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. Da.kota party left here on Thursday, ministry. This genti lema,u when he
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embraced Christianity iwas, 23 -years. of
. - eopleaud baggage, and wagons .a,ge and he soon became a devoted !fol- ,
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bearincsfreightcameteamin intotown.. lower and co-lalborer of Mr. McKay, iand
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'About eleven o'clock the streets and all for several years endured with him 1-tbe
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I I in the vicinity of the .sta,tion were hardships an * d perils, of MISSIOII iry
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Crowded with iatended Dakotaites and labor, and is now an active, zealous 1and I
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. their friends. - At abouthalf-past eleven successf ul minister in the Isl nd. When
. -at from the 6tation Mr. McKay went to Formosa there , as
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4 . and those assembled on the platform - not a Christian, Church or a Chris ian -
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I I - gave their deparbin - a --friends 9, hearty resident on the island, - and now there
- I cheer and mauy;were the words of en- axe twenty churches and a corresp6nd-'
.. conragement given from . one to the ing number of professedly Christian
I . other. The train which was ma,de up people. Mr. McKay .has undoubtedly
. I here consisted Of BeV611 ca,rs loaded with done a great work in the island of For-
, freight and two passenger coaches. _ mesa. His lecture was intensely inter -
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I The freight consisted of horses, cattle, eating. He spoke for nearly two hours,
. sheep, Swine,, poultry aad farm imple- a -ad WE) doubt if there was . one
- ments and provisions, and in neal in the vast audience' who was not
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- I every ca,r was. one or - more Colley dogs. sorry when he 'wa .through.
- . There were 64 passengers all told, four- a very pla,in, earnest and 'eloquqnt-
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. teen of whom were ticketed to Maui- speaker, and it is quite evident that,his
. toba and the remainder for various whole heart is in hie"work. He is et
I - points in Dakota. We were promised quite a young man, and ip active, sbatp,
I ; I a, list of the nam es of the passengers by and apparently possessed of great ,. CLe-
I . I Mr, Wilcox, but at the last moment he termination. and ain iron. will. In h.p. I .
informed us he uld not get one, so we pearance he resembles very much is
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are unable to * it'. Most O
91 If the Parr- brother, Mr. John 'C. McKay, of 1 is ,
ties were from Hullett and McKillOP town, but is consideral younger. In
- I with a few from Tuckersmitli. Among one evening ibis impossible for him1to
those on boa,rd We noticed. Messrs. Wm. CIO I 1we
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I George, Patterson and John :
Cowan would like very much if before he leaves.
Lillicrop, of Hul ett,wilth their families, Canada he could Bpend at least another
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aJ.so Mr. Alex'. .. cIntosh, Bon of Mr. evening in Seaforth. Should he again
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Wm. McIntosh (f the same township; visit our town, we -are sure he would
. - Mr., Hiram Hani Lah and Mr. S. Smillie, have even, a, much larger audience than
of McKillop, wiih their families; and the, t of Tuesday night. At the close of
. Mr, George Few; -or, the Misses Fowler, his rema,rks, a collection was takeniup
Mr. B. Wadker and M r. Wm. Grieve, in aid of the work to which Dr. MORI av
of Tuckersmithl, They all seemed has devoted his life, which amountd.460 .
chearfgl and hopleful, and we sincerely over $85. Dr. McKay was accompanied
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trust that -their brig eat hopes may be by his wife, who is a Chinese lady.. At
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i . realised. Another paxty from Goder- the cloBe,of the meeting she was P n_
ich consisting of 30 passengers and four duoted to the platform -and introduced
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. cars. of freight went down in the 'morn- , t3 the audience,.aud as,tbey passe -Out
O ing, and will join the Seaforth party at I:La,ny had the pleasure of sha,king hands
. Stratford, the whole rnal,king one train. with her. She is.very pleasant looking,
. . Quite a number,went from Clinton on and we believe an accomplished lady,
. Tuesday. . and is a great aid to the missionary , in
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D,16CO--UR1GI1_1kG JOURNEY. -We Men. Canada on his return to China, &bill
l tioaed two - weeks ago that Mr. John - 'T, un.e next. I . out
Beattie, of this town, had received a . __# . I
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letter I from - his brother -in-law, Mr. El- LocALBAiErs.-A little Bon of Mr.
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.. . - Ii.ott Thynne, who had left here some t ohn Smith, aged about five years, tell
I weeks previously for Bouthern Dakota. down stairs last week and fractur d ,'his
I I He was then storm staid at Mason hip. The little patient has beeli a
Clwa. .Mr. Beattie has sincere. se"vere Sufferer, but hopes are entertain-
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. colved another letter, dated March 10th, - ed of his recoveey.-Mr. S.,F. Johnson,
fro,in which he has kindly permitted us of Winnipeg, &id his old friends here a
to make the followilag extract. At the visit this week. Mr., Johnson likes I
. time of writing is letter Mr. Thynne Viuuipeg- He says this winter -has
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. was still at M ,son City. He says : . peen. very pleasant and business is good,
. . "I have got tired Walking about, so I He looks as if the climate agreed With
tliou-ht the beat thing would be to write LM. -On. Sunday night last Cardn.-o's
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. .- . alett6r. The r%i I Iway, men axe making Hall was crowded to suffocation, on,the
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I I . very slow progr ss in clea,ritig out the' 6ccasian of the preaching 'of the "ex. -
road, althoug . a one time it was nea,r-. I )uk Widdows.-The Mechanics" . I
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ly Cleared, but gnother storm Game and itute -were out $5 on Mrs. Owen Flint's
. just filled the cuts fall, and so -me of the Entertainment last week. Mr. H. West
enaines were go fixed thal they could tas again returned to Saafortli "from-
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I get neither one way nor another, and Manitoba. H's i stay here will, how.
. of course were -useless for wa,nt of coal. , : ,ve.r, be sbort.-Cool Burgess had g, fair
- The road is all coverad with Snow from honse on Friday evening last, &ndigave
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. 4, 6, 8, 10 to 2C feet deep. There is a tolerably good entertainment.-'"'.
. abbut twice as much shovelling to do a re informed by - -one who was there.
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ainCe the I ow as t ere was before. thalt at his lecture in Listowel, last-
, . - it, &U,.d til . pects are "Otbat it will week, the ex-monk Widdows had an
. . - take two weeks at least and perhaps audience of only about 40. In thisi way
three to Clem Out the road. That will ;the people of Listo;wel showed their
mEdie four or five -weeks for us here at good sense. As a. show-maii,' the
V, par week. I hear terrible accounts ex -monk is getting "played oult.31-
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. of sufferiva frou, [the West. After such Mr. James Elder, veteri .1
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- a hard, wintqvr, -b ,pose who went out last geon, is having an Qffice erected ad
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l a much money to ing his private residefice.-The ornigra-
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. carry.them ovei the winter, will sell for iion from this section to the Northwest
I a trifle and leave the country disgusted. this season will be- immense. About,
, I like the appearance of the prairie in every fifth man you meet is preparing
tbettie paxts, but, I never saw in Canada to move, anct- we are sorry
. Such a miserable looking lot of f armers for one who goes to Manitoba five"go to.
. aud such poor teams, and alm told that Dakota. -Work has already commenced
eight out of ton of the farmers- have on A.G. McDougall & Co.'s building.
, their fa,rms mortgaged very -heavily and Mr. D. Woods, who has the contract of
. are paying interest )) at the rate of from the brick work, is busily engaged with
. . 11.) to IM percent. There axe always a gang of workmen tearing down the
. two sides to a, pi cture, and we, have front and reELr walls which'were destroy?.
been so much aoc - ustomed to looking at ,ed by theheat, and as soon as this is
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I nght side of the Dakota picture done they will commence building the
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. tha.t 9, glimpse at the dark aide will not now work. -The repairs on Hally &
do any harm. What Mr. Thynne says Anderson's shop' are. now nearly' -com.
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shis e Am- by a very large numIx r mee . - _.
si fir * b%ck into tb . e among 1 ihem mee g shares to the amount of se 1
res&ctea by all oi ia subjects. Prominent I I I I
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11. pa elegant , ea friends stooa Wm. Isbiater, Master of theDivi- all, , drea dollars have beo n taken. A I i , .
. now him, and t -he, bereailv ppoinited to 9AVertise t; . .
r 1 lim 4: —N 4 hav, lqas ters b 3for a whok, i sio'n (-'-range, who gives th to com * tee was a . .
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f . a XV001vea a mm - and relatives in Amelica an England ite tenders for putting down a I 1 1 .: -
aic Aidli %nlir It Syrdpathy Lpf the en- We fa ,mers in their purchase A h aple- or inV I I ;1
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I . i advertink .in p etty ba ve the heartfe Skd committee cou un
4 ,, ,n the conduct of three tir community. Mr., Clutteh's age Was menti ,groceries and goods of allkinds test B lt well. r I ".rU $ DA
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. . u ,,h the Grange. Mr. Re be of Mes . Alex. McE wen, R. G,. I E . _.
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169061 of Gi me ths. The cause th`r6 rt Cur- sisting .! .
, A this town, -who Bhonl I 42fyeaxs and tw welt Hille , and D. Urquhart. -.Another " I
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iow Inc 10 to behave'. r___i to be I paralysis. ! rie, o T cer in Division Grak I out meet g, was then called for Friday the I —OF I : I ;
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- principally on the moderate (njoym I i ;
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e . ily mounte . __ I' 8th . to make the i .,
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f Ot V ating rink and a I us : I tile well. . I - I -S,
! . 114 i Morris. ! the best system of husban ry to be ment forBinking . : . I
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I ... i -n- - , COXINGi-We underst4d that Mr. UR MMUNERY DEPARDANT .
10',jaielv)a for several hours bl6wir g 0 1 . : :
I Rogerson, beneficial to the farnlerB. , J mes T I " -
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I n i fq,,,,, horn, very much to ttIo ai: - . LocA.LiTES.. Mr. ood E ec 2L on McPherson, merchant ta#o.r of ,Dun- I I I I
I; , _ ' !ad sawyer in. J. Ro, Ygerson's saw mill, mins followed with a a . I - J
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. a.0 of the whole neighborhood. If h( on, who was here on a visit & fe ii I .- .
"I'll I : .lof any more anch antics, M e had his foot badly si nashed by having the i iiprovement from the 0, d system gann WMU H . .
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all , -1 weeks ago, was so much pleased V -I . . I I !
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. ( the 1 Carriage run o 7er it.—Mr. J. 0. in" a&icultural implements. D. '3teW I t —
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I I mes. of' the offen L- I axrowleseape from being ards i on benevolent societieF ; A. M. the pearance of our vi Ilage, that he i I .
. i . I — Mr. Ric ard .Donnie :Conery had a n here, 'I VVIEDKESDAY AND I FouRTEB
19: We. ieB1. I - ove, teache ,on educati n ; hos. III gemen a o move ,
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10i U 3r I . 3nnie, o h L the Sunshi'ne saw mill the 1 usg has ' ado a an I ! I . I I i , — N
) - DIF. Thomas D . . tl le rt in . and i1ntends carrying on 'he tailoring ; , I I ; . . W'HOT-JE I
- Mrs. James Churchill, of Hislop, on legislation. Several c . -
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. q in. a nceof fivey(ars in Am P eri _ 24 to, oneof tbemost pleaEantenter. McPherson Spoken of aslan excellent I TKUftSDAY NE . i - _..
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is at , N W Zealand. He h4 . . I enjoyed y to a workm au, and we have I .. .. -1g= 3: -EJ T
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the latter Conn. 5ry last, and : I stiict- . t4innients we ever I i I 4 - Z ; .
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fi ae4rf 19 in the world. l He intends re Staxiley. - . - I : % .. . :
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Ig h about three weeks, and Ile . 1A BIG SAVE. -On, Wedneiday next N]Rc.K TIE SociAL.—A g and neck tie i 1; i ] A
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8 F at , is rother Thomas 'in the np- . E )ITOR,-SIR,-'We have this year three I I a
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e and 0 .a ose factoriesi lom ting fqir the milk too Niebolsou Brothers, on the 6 ian congregi , -,--1 SP
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ff A).-7-,1'Th6 use of the Agricu tur 1 oi , the 4th and 5th concessions, in the ; ouse of Mr. i . . I , i
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. . Clearing out sale. TheyhaVQ a-IOtOf tion,:St. Helens, I I .. I I - . .
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mmer as .I so d to Kli6p, and the assertions made by one , -Monday evening. As i ;l; . i . .
, C11140,for'the au I .iBarbour, on T! t: ; ; -
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. t d ot h4r. I inten I -to sell my milk as I their fin.e young stallion will be sold oil usus, deal of amusement in the match- . .
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. . tOrms tosuit purchasers. I 1! - 11 g ARE M`W 81US1
eaqri do 'my grain , . the best! purchaser. the older .:,
ce on the Ot adjoining the. ties. Many of ; i 3:
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.is r nce on Market street. -M r. 31,1111 you in n xt wt . ugli to get part- " - . TRADE.
, I iog, t ae 8th inst., *a surprise )ark, with people being lucky one .. z
31 E; returned to town I We gures of last yet r's work L ter the . I .
I I isited th( regidence ners With the bloom of youth on their 11 - , , : -
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g a.] ter I an absence of Bever a.1 ; :
a t . . Stanley. 11 . 11 I I
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ON THE 4TII Tia i LINE. OfMi . John Redmond, of The coun enance, and bein g older i,n L
I . I ience they may have iwparted some I I i 1. I OUT lu 'GOODS Ma
1:) I is L-Iffr.ChaflesArnDld heinotod =p 5 expet, i n&VE .B!
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III a ry.)Pan of Paris, is at prese, t B D : . I p d ineighbors on the Babylon Line. usefutl lessons to those who boula not be I Ofl Choicest Goods in aU the Newoot De . I . GBEAT
*isit this '; Colb : e. , . i 119M. l 1 -,EILT . -CAR'E Al
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)I Ir 11 !,in town, being on . . I i0ted to be so well poked in the I Ith' .1 I
. - : ffie were given fall poBsesf don. . . 'I . - - l T ;
) .1 Alv, Mr.- Charles Clarkson.. Mr. HoRsE, .SOLD. Mr. John 'Gentles, of T u 0 plicacies of matrimony. But while . - 1z I
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4. R ewi painter, has left here ter Kincardine, has pur!-Ihaq edl from Mr. 4 were so successful, others, sorry :1 . I
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e C ,.a ',Mr. Frew is an excellei t th ' Ite and "No one :
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E , f .s. . Joseph Fisher,lof C lborne, the heavy ok. It was rather amusinp, o see to say', were a oppos] j! OUR TRIMMED . ! -O'U -
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1 i k nal i , and will, , lea e b is cb-aught imported at 'on which Mr. rbell could often: be i ard from th : -
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P= of the plucky young boys com- for I . !, . .
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: h . their younglady friends t:) to&. hop , I - : ,- . . . I
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we , Gent E; paid for him Piny i §
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01 I . After tea was over the crov-dil ai aused The ravings of the inne man was a ATIS - - ll I . ;
c h n W. (hiams it; confined I be . 4 . . a
beo m t ti. e sum of 61 5m. e intends trav- laying ,I
. I 0 , . ; ways by p i tend0d to by the -ladies of Ithe section in I . - .; . i I
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f I I Ii me through ilhiestij althou h 6&g hila next 136aso in the Kincar- - : , WS .8110 W. -A , L L00
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0 8 re ap hen4ed.- - dine district. i he chair and
a- results a pre i , 3 a
. , I =d several other amusement s. Anon- M. I ockert was called to t "Are Great Novelties, an4 shoulAbe, sen By -i I
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MoArs.Gouinlock; of this 'towa, HORSE PURC A E.D.-Mr. Wm. Dixon 11 J I i I
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e. I a I I eat little chairmiku'a speechi- f! Every Lady. 1, 1'. -
i joyal)le time having been spent, the gave! a n I 11
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al 8, pu -,based an extensive proper 61 the Millburn Hotel, has purchased j . .
with his 9`ual off -hand way. I Mr. R. Look- . _J I . I
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ol I I I the Ovenifig's entertainment. ert a!nd Mr. Leask were alled and re- :, I I
It ;;; 0 - w 611en manufacturing 1 bui i- imported -caxt a on, "British En- ,i . . . ! i,G.oODS IN THE
tail. . . _. all, Sp aking --of -the ALSO RECEIVED 1, . t
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118; 1 0 dre. 1, This-, we 8upposei, w 11 sigT11 paying therefoi the sum of $900 i i i 7:
1 1 I I Bocia ble manner in which people are - q I :
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, . i leteran horse importer and c wner, avO I .1 BLAMS,
11) L Hal on Wednesday ev, 1132r, b is a good one, and t lie one he has j ust . 11
F . D . rriVe d here'from the old con ntry- a few Mrs. Barbour for the use ,of their com- Silk Fringes, Law and Silk Ties. il 1. FASMONABLE I
y are fai 1i, b t the audience 'was very purchased'is no ex to this rule. r 11 I I
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. I d-. ous house the meeti g was closed i
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.tig at of good: days ago 11.w .
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III I 0 I d i there is not a bette tur I- -Vre hope he may hav:E) the be when all wen4ed'their.way I -:1 I ;
Clydesdale stallion which seems to be by p: I . i I
41t 10-0glI6 the Mechanica'Instituie Iuck with him, as f - I I F,W MANTLES .AND DOLMAN,& ' WO Slaow A. Ltm
i . 8 a od as any he has own an( I eir respect ; I . .'
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. . i . E I ed ' that t'O t ive homes 1 satisfied that I I =a
I eal. . - d spent a good tillie.-Com. A -
k)n' i tit) much richer for this specul i- ii g.. they ha p I
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. evening, and the boys antiyi- - .- : ! n I ,_ 11 .
Id. th 14 Blooming Ilill. .. ii I
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13 from Goderich township let -here - , I ( : I
ti) L k?lendid time. -Mr. David R t- MATRIMOXIA . Tkere were no fewer al , A. G. MOD OUG AL L & -00.19 L "i WE SR -OW A L&RIG
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"Ide ia 4 leaBed the hotel oce'upiE Dr Ian ve we ing I russ! Is on Wed- on Tuesday for 1),akotm., The party H USE Molvi - - . I L-
I f : I ed in moving Mr. George z . . I AND -
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I i i wised between fifty ind sixty per- I q I
SO 311 612 1 ye a by Mr. James eir, aid. nesday last. -he muriage of Miss E.. (30m] . . i --, : -
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ls no V (I l ting the samel Mr. Mt- F. Stretton took plade at her father's 0 ads of ic, 3 ou the' roads he )#,as u, nable, to I - :! . L
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3 ie a obliging, steady young man, r siAence, on Wedue day last, at 4 p.m. Mauloba. There were nine car lo J , 'L ,' WE STILL FURNI
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I of fri Iight. - The Messrs. Fisl ler c f Col, I worl: the rollers, and, at I ength had to , WIT'a VIRST -,
16 . uVe stft e all the la as equally , I
w no . doubt, make a P pu ar ir We evening. The town band and a '. I .of V1 I WNTB, AND j
I born 3 took with I teax it to pieces and c -raw it OU Sleighs. sorry to learn that ,the ad,rocates ti I
" happy .five fine stafflons I L 1!
s a 1, r Mr. Weir has i retired frcm. n E ibor. of friends f scorted, the I I;
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16 d I them. - I PUBLIC EXAMIXATIO - 8 tliat horrid state OfL existence callea . ti 'THE BEST U M-
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. . 1 tive , Sbil inglaw, of School S.E ction No. 10, ,,Si -ng Blessedness" c - d their
d i h FU ' Ai O`Tiirim FiRri,.-Another dest . le arrie I
Vq hl wili do. -Mr. Lav renbe tj a 9:$0 train for the West. I - ; I . ' t; . TOWN.
I . .. uckersmitli, proposes hc Min a a public point. This Fridav e1venin- there will I !
u .hi - morning i T . - . I
Y bad a valuable driving horse IlocAmTE,s -The readi on. Jare occurred, here* on Friday .
. Ing room in c . . ; - . .
exal iination on Tuesday, the 29th inst. be some -good readings an T . .
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I e r I inflammation on Th" rsd%y n 3c bio)i with the M&hauica' Institute, last eatroying sever frame stores on 11 . d recitations. -il I .
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. I terested in education please !
I i : Main street and the brick store of Mr. I The e in I given. and these will be interspersea
11D in . :% b ch was opened to the 'winter, will I - I ' WX C ONFIDPMV1.1
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I I " h musical selections. On next F I . FOR THIS E
! , i ! : Qoates on' the corner. I b6ar this in -mind, .and let parents and wIt . -1
% il 11 Tuckers)daith. guardians turn: out an, mam, for by 80 do.yevening the debate has been ar. :i TRADE EVER I
, , v val meetings are being held in the mar et building had a 'nar ow eseape I .1 I
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I - doing they will encourage the teacher 'In ranged to take -place between the I .
ANOT M 1 OODCOLT SOLA. -Mr, Pei or Methodist church. -The regular month- and . as pretty badly scorchod. Brick meln. . I
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rAcravi. ,of the Mill Road', Tacker- 11 - c atble f air will be lield on Thursday, , gtOrfis are to b,e erected in th a pl Ce of I his r-ying and onerous work. b0s, of this society and those of the I . pl I I
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31 ts so 18 eavy aug stall- -ar Yed. The bulk I R BBIT HUNTING. - Considerable S'ciety of School Section- 1i -
U 1 ch 31st. -Mr. W . Rands, of Mor. the Irame ones destro . I I 14) i . No. 1, Grey, .
[i . I .I i'l . unj Honest Sandy," to Mr. 0, r a, sold his farm of E 5 acres, on the Gth 6f thle loss was covered by hisurance. I pleapure is being parti i ated in by the subject chosen is "Resolved that !11, - 19VERY MYER Sif
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F . I P at. of 1 Lowell,. ,Indiana, for e c)ncession, to- Mr. Joseph Smith, forl i . i i . b ra of our youu&-... U, Who in- a'anexation. to the United States would .; `
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B 1M ! dulg in rabbit hunting in a small bobeneficial for;Can4da." Theaffirm. 11 . .
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. 1 $ , I i ,a;rswainp near this place. It is ative will be taken bjt the Walton Club., I .
1SIr 1 8 t has got a good bar ain. tlie crowd to Dakotw . . L CTURE.-On. Thursd 10bb. .
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Fo . 'I KM'x.-Mr. Wm. X. Grieve, 7 Inst., Rev. Dr. McKay gave a; very in- Common to Bee a good Inarksman. car- The aides selected are as,follows: Wab. J ,
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: . . I I ryin Jr four rabbits, %a was the Case on 1 . JET X 3 CA T_J
o.. ic rsmitb, and son of Tao . r ton, Mr, D. Johnson, Leader, -assisted by. - '
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Grieje, j sq., of McKillop, tart )d on. resbyteria,n' church, Cromarty. The I Moil hay when Mr. Wm. Davy and T'. Messrs. James McDonald-, K, McKenzie, .: i
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. . KE TS. -Fall w eat $1.02 to $1.05, : ; -11
go, D hitb er l "r, I ! Ashford returned after being out but a a -6d John McMillan. Grey, Mr. D. 2
WEdheMay for Far akd-' & m ng 61.0 hulch was well filled, and Ne hive no . 11
I 0 ) 7 to 61.09, peas 60c to 64c, I 1 17 .
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h 3 ;, 'es 4 o visit friends. who re I ocat 9d .. oubt if he were to visit u in it I few lour.s. They brought with them Robinson, Lea -der, a tIpportea b y. Messrs. - , i MAIN SITUI
>: 0 tP 35c, butter 19c eggs 4c, lard 121 , I I
I " I m6aBR.r- - D. Perry, A. Hyslop' -and M. Black. -
it I hit, 3etion. He expects to I e cone I . i I .. 3 ag 4 ra',)bitB and a huge grey owl, 41, - -
t> Cents. I . r ould be crammed to its very uItmoat, I - 1, I
a)(Int a month. We wish him a pleas- . . . . . rom tip to tip 5 feet 2 inches and i - 1i :
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I . SALT. -The p . . pounds. HT
k . I pointed and impr ssiv Mau- and weighiug 7 ] deal- can be said on -..I S 3B _A : F
RII N isit; i Bidering the adviel ility of sinking IS 4irect, oth sides and it I
r I ANIT0113A.-Messrs.. ames Stark, ' I i
19 &T, ffotr-. -It is stated th t'tae cl)n 1 4 1 should elicit a good 'I, attendance, All .
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. I . a It lest well for salt _s)mewhere in the er :of speaiking. A Coll etio was .'I' , I .
f wwah Was seen alcouplp of, weEks I he close, which amounted , W11 . Stark and Chailes t obson, left on a'e cordially invitea to be present. . I
v Itage. , I I ake',u. up at t V a I . -
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ALmoST FATAL. few clays ago a to 650. I I I I i . .
9 ,,l O 4 1house on the Mill no a, was not I PrpcnAsED.-Mr. John S, ev ai t, who I thrE e able men,and if tOlqrably Buccess- Hall, Walton.. . ,I- I .
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I fulwill make their In A t West. z ,-a%- "A .M. o A. 'a 1
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a Olf iht all, but a vagral clog, which asimentio'ed last week as having I . . ,
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8 110.w iatresembled a wolf. Theani- grain when the sp:)ut was open, he gon east of Toronto for th( p lrpose of I I ! . l, I
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& . - locality,- as they were FC tive workers A. PROLirIc Cow. -Mr. Win. Murphy, ' .
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Bpeci, 8 ' still a debata,ble question. taBi the truth of thel tatement he step- B -6i Is, returned on Saturday with and members in theMethodiBt Episco- o Hullett, near HArlock, has a Cow - .
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I pai hurch. We wish them every sue- Which a, few days agli gave birth to three ! ARE, CL)
- IL!.XOI' C AN,dE.- he Messrs. Brcck . :
I p3d into a bin of wh3at in Sanderson & OF rfield Jeanie," a model of o asum- I . I
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are ainxI16 e: of their cess even beyond their most sanguine c iv,es, two females tana a male, aua . .
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- . you '19 Oibsou's Storehouse on Friday last, i1nat perfection. This mare tock the I I ;i . I
C 5'r 81allion, 11 hip o' Will," . . . i exp tation . - Mr. Thomas Ash they axle all doing w6l-1 and likely to- ;
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90 when the spout was ,)Pen and of course first prize at'the Provincial Ex ' ition, I z" I
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fta . I 1 spent last summer t such ad Thomas leilan's. thor . ' z
01 , : Peacock. his.is onelof ihe began to sink.' He snouted as loudly as 0 trt wa, 1879, and the first -prize at the 1 . ta, and Ive ough- , : PILES 01F I
lal & arri 'to, the 90 I i I
I— lAst, C e animals i this b§sible and was heard, when nothing _Tn4strial Exhibition, Tdron '; ta in Dako I - returned . to I b4rhed bull has the cr: dit of being the i,
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83C i . f the country, and a he conies p I . . . I I tako with him his b tter h to sire of this fine brood' . I i,
I I aides, will b66 his head was a ve the grain. He sa , besides a great ar y firBt a e t e p asures I "Ir eir p airie I - HORBEs SoLD.-H, ;- . . l n I
ftom t t best'stock on bot Of ... o a eell : .
ll . b now no doubt of the truth of what rizes at local shows. She is I allowed 1 Bha f ': I
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mak , viLluable horse for any person h was told, as such % practical demon- to be equalled by none west T)ronto i he . e, left on the Same tIIain for Far .0, i noted for good hors k ?
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I or beauty, symmetry and a Aion The . t - - I BLAOK I
a ration cannot be v ry easily doubted. f , i I ;
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wan in.- to sell him is tbat.th bave . sum of §1,000 was paid for berJ I Reid, near Harlock j recently sold to I i I I
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t 00 a 11 h6rses, and be can be a t vory I . I ; I Mr. Dunlop a two-year old colt for- .- i - i .
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I I AND PURCHLBE.-Mr. Andrew Mor- $j46. This is-thel-one th t t -
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I MARKETS. -Red w.. ter wheat $1.03 to 1, I I . . ,
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&PO7_ER:GoOD SALE. -The - ucVon - prizes at Ithe fall shows lad . . .
I 6 .05, white 1.01 t , $1.03, oats 34c to T UAT FOOT BALL MATCH.- -M . E 1, . I .
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sal ; 11 I he farm of, Mr. John C. Ote(le, . 7 d'tor I John Walton, which is sibuated.on the y ar. Mr. Reid h4s- since bought a ; . .
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1 35c, barley 60c to 75d. - - . gravel road, nearly oppo ite and very I heavy draught marO from Mrs. ,Tohu. I . I
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STALLION SOLD. dr. Peter McGregor the reason. given by your inba a cor- ; con venienib to his own. The farm con- 1 -eid for the neat onm of -$1,9 I . ,. I . . :
n T eil 1, aylast, was 6, spl ndid sic- . I - 0. Mr. ' :
. . has sold o tesl ondent why their team was I
. a were aboi . I sold One for $165 * %
ess.: , t her it 500 1peo ple ne of his : splendid imported . eatell ' taii: a 43 acres and, -was 1purch-ased for George Watt has also , : U M-3 M : 1;
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rQ8(itt,,and the sale realized 1early . . ; .
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tie Bum of $2,500 cath. Mr. Rattenbury notice in time,a e that i balra and stable, and about F acres of O,U,u SAW . ; I .
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1, I 0. :I Calves, brought from $11 to .bt. Knox, saw. .
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i itends taking him to Iowa. . I Y. fall wheat. It is a choice lot, and being-. miller, near-Harlock,: says he.has more T40 Large -
.,! I , ear olds from U4. to $P2, one 7 7 neaubUor
I y TEA MEETIN G. -A very successf ul tea he3 - did not receive notice in dme, I' I V
qLr old $32, 80 Conveniently situated I .
- ows fxr In. ;33 to . I
. r I 1 sting was held in! the Canada Meth- 'Will leave itto you whoBefault A was, i I
ej y ' - to Mr. MOr- logsthia winter than he ;ever had be- 1
5 . ' I Kee year old colt,01301, a last 6 I ... rison'B homestead farm, will make a I fore An - .his yard. , He has employed - I i
t. . oa,,ist church. iu- -this I village, on Thurs- as fliq captain of the Kinbur a te'a m was , r
pl, 11 JA $59, sheep from 1.4,14 to -318 ' I val able addition. to his already fine four liands besides himself all the ztimo. . -
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pe, -,. _. and all else in : ti)n. day evening of last v0eek. T,he attend- told when the Harlock team was*. com- , estate. Mr. Walton thinks bf remov'11-9 Ile has just received' Dy express, aneW
I . , proper ance was large, and! everything I to 11inburn a week before, then I - A - FIEW DJ
I passed! g . Yhborhood of Barrie, Where t
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I ier in which he did be I I his friends reside Ziwirh six month87, one hiavi . I
I I ddressos weie delij ered by Revds. Dr.; if 0 did not, give notice to the I ers . I I I
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ex , 0i etioneer.1 I Williams, of G Thom 9 of Matthew Mor on, E q., of the
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, I a n, of Brucefield, mud lamieson, of if their players wer( I :
" z away, 1 Cancession. of Grey, diea on. Wednes- A was cracked half thro i h and:cut . 1. .
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I gave a; , c . 1 dw r of last week after an illness of nine -most in two . 11
deLtli -;Of' Mr. WVm. Foriyt , youtif test _N ariety of well eld3fluted and pleasing' i eir players had been them th( corre- ... . a. C1 the dog a] I . :, . .,I
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8a I bf 1' dei. Forsyth , EBq., Which t k musical selections daring the evening'! I . SpOndent says the result inighi have I !
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. . caliBeofherdeatb. She leaves &family -When w orking in ,the Woods on my - . 1 .
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. I soneof themopt successful held in Was to * el ,eat daughter- being . Robert new shovel. I left he shovel where 1, 'I - J ;
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nob ht.,: all unexpected. r. ForE yt`h the village. - I ThE l final match was playE d, ar d Kin- i 4 , I
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. - .] . Ferguson, of Walton., She was a i had- been using it. I When I returned I ::
.Was a Jetim 'of consumption. Hehadj i burii h ad their full team I ai A yi 3t they -we man who was held ffi, the highest TO 04.
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beer &. 1111 it five years, and ad . Zurich. for it again I discov4ea that it W" I - I
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beet c0ifin'ed to bed for the past wo FINE HEiRsFn. - Messrs. Ress & ga e resulted in A tie, -go 1 4 '
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mouth $, He was but 25 years 'of - I .ever, was not so skilful 4n removibagl , I I ZW AND F13
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and I a most exemplaxy i and k nd- ( ),bapleted a very I 3autiful hearse for isasilyseen;tliat the Harlockboys were I' his tracks as he was in removing the ;. i I I
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h8%] te Y04 -Dg Man. Of . Kinil ' I , , and I would 'be much obliged to . i'! . ;
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ail. e r.1 Forsyth has now li,ut bwO b6arse will cost 66 ), and![ cei tainly re: - t of the time near the nbui n goal. - hich ishe was- held iE the neighbor ;18 I " .1 *1 ral
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. . as 11' 6ts, great credit on the carriage --,,HARLOCJ(. I by the large '! . i
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th pir orest sympathy of man frie c I Hensall. .
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in t] lis i: is last Bad bereavement. - ar . SHIPPED. -Mr. Jam Tirz NEW CA - . I , ly I . sl i
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holi d ''the farm of Mr. -Fof4ytb, on 4 the 14th conce sion of Hay.'" Mr.. ,ago,acarloadof the finesi horseswe W ItonCbeeseFactoryhas been duly Vorth Dumfri : - _M.A=.
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tho M 1 Road, on Thursday 'of last Hardy is an active ellow, and we have 1a,ve seen for some time. ro I..: A
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W e i, I ore was usuall' IERSONNAL.-Mr. J. I I Ilia, Of this atton has been - lied for. The fol- = .the old This
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an un y large iio doubt he will BU ceed well in his new - . m v . e , an pure I '
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bf eople, and the saltJ wag one of enterprise. . villige, has resigned:his Bailiff 3hip of 10 , a gen emen compps I
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, i ked stock on bo .. I a, anA he I
th3 m0t spirited held in the Wilk hip DEPAnTED.-ThO grim monster again I "the Division Courts of Exet r an of Direcuors, viz.: LoiiI a MdDonala, i Ile - I : f - - .
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to:- sd ne ;time. All the &111,; a an d made its appearan'de in onr vicinity on , , Cre diton and intends le , altou; Andrew Morr4on McKillop ; 1 i valuable addi, 1 - to the thoroug I ; ; . I
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. goo pri -,ea. esday,, the ]a . r Dakota. 0 . o brea stock of the t I us i ip 1. -, , a
ar d .11E _ spose o rea ize -u 3 ., ime carry ly ! J . - - . i:;
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I Millop, and 'Johri ewitt, Grey., 1 Alillan has been very' successf al hi, her- . I
Coll a 0ouaht from $100 to $11. ; COM- JDg away old Mrs. :)insmore. Deceas- - OFF FOR MANIT01IX.-Qui o a itumber I - -
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IM)i Ci `uadlian cows from $28 11 71 years of ige, and was much -leftl this station on Wednesd ay for Maui Tte amount of stock h a , bb as a breeaer Of horses'and -we al X 'A
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. p 01 .e I een romise . . equally successful in. that I . .
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h . elded by that veteran emetery. ! I I.James Fitzgerald, of Tucke.-amith. , . , . -- . .
I ction of the new fact y will be pro- i direction., 1 _. -
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I . 131-advale , I gool demand here. Notasi leva-cant coieded with at once, anioit is expected I Moim GOOD STOCK. - Mr. WM,. , "' . i m
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' C11 om each bidder, an GRANGERs' EvE,N ING al. ,house is to be found a ords a 4 I . ,; .
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dil.it 'I uch a good humored and lvin picnic and social of le Bluevale Grange ,thi g like a comfortable dwelling, and son. ,
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. 1W Walton, but the site ha4 not yet been- chased a fine thor'oughbred Durhani
nin$l, . , seemei pame off in Farro, v's Hall, last Thurs- , e underatand that several more good I 4
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to likElto have the increasincr bi a dr %wr Oay evening, in giand style. During , ho Bes would at once be r tod. Here disfinitely decided upon.' 1 bull from the r ,I
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I I . the afternoon the young people ef that lis z ' opportunity for some ento 113111g !THE LITERARY SOCIET .-At the last Vickering. Theyaroboth cloth.1 an!
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a nimoce the deatt;h of MrV, bountry iuL pairs with baskets laden with i thE ir money. there was a splendid au dience, and a , herds, these anima. will be valuable . MAIN ST)M
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te 1 SO lut- actions of heir husbandry un- El)"T AG ATioN.-The a c ueStion v rY lively '
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to j I., f Huntingfield Hall; Suffolk il they made the tables creak. Six is E till the absorbing topic i I midst It is exceo 11 l -11
ying that the ! iboved to H about
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Ei laol, who died on MarZ i0th, , clock ca n4 is discussed from ev est tak p ople in these ', t wo ye . . I
I me, and t4o timo to eat, drink a I . letings is increaging and indeed -we 1 '. stock in the East and brought up ' I
Cdtten came to CfLnada in the - ear, lind make merry ar4 rejoice at seeing . vie ' The meeting annou ced to be 11116 1 . The:Chmce
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i helid in Hodgins' Hall on t a 151 h inst. do not kiow of any way, in which the , sev4ral first-olass ani- - .
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e(I in May, 1873, and -4as sine( re-, Oeir hands. ellectual feast next wah well attended, and th cozi imittee ople could spend one e* ingeachweek Inals, and his roe atpurchase shows :___
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M . John W. Walker, appointed at the previous meeting to more 1 .
Bid0d I the thirdl concessioh, of TUC ierl dame off, pleasantly and profitably. T determination to con#nue on in the , I
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s ithi' .R.S. Therem4ins er(in-:1 11'ast Master, was Ialled to,thechair, ! sol cit shares had the ple ure of in- subject . - .. :
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