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NEW ADVERTISEMENT 3. ,the "sole elector" to that body, ti, ii) to pre
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work a change in its partizan con ip I ,ex- me 4
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Waterlime-Wm. Robertson . ek Co. Aon. Mr. Hope would have done. 1)e;ter x ,
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Mouiitainaer�'Gharlea E. Mason. 1 1 , had he al6staine'd from discussion, i v1 at o
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Canadian Scotchma n -J. & S. Broadtoot I � is intervention' heL3 done him so� little mbi
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. Creditorff Notice--�-Johu Beattie. ' � 1, credit.� He proceeds upon the assump- I P
Notice William Johnston. .1 I tion that the Senate would be all right I ; 114
Monely to Loan -William Hill. i ' c
. Examinations -Peter Ada.maon.. . � if its partizan tendencies were Orly re- N ,
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Auction Sale-Gra,hanik Williamson.! , versed. He does not 'appear to ,,I c tice i
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025 Rewarcl-James Irvin. I - - . that his remedy would only Change . 1�
Notice -George Addison. . I �
R-emov&I-Dr. Hutchinson,.. , I I �, from one party to the other the UPPo- a 111
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Clinton Races -William Sheppard. sitiou to the Senate. He is very 1 ino- s jo
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The Canadian Pacific Railway Co. 1� It cent in his estimate of the lonplu Efer- :]
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Eggs for Hatching -R. W. Runcimah. I � if �1,
T wo Houses to Reut-L..'Mu' hv. ,ingeapabilit,iesof theConfiervativEs'l 86
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Auction Sale -D- Dickson-. 11 he thinks that they would stand:by the. a ' i
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Warited-J. Fairley. � Senate upon principle, if they found I of t
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Boy Waiited-gxposiToR OFyicE. � that in practice it obeyed the prompt- I t w
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— �. - - ----- 7 '� ings of - the Liberal lead er in opposi tion '
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fillton Orv�xpo$ I Bit* !for reform of the Senate would nc t be I aga
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SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, INUY 6, 1 81- 1 that gentleman could guarante - teu. 1. 1 0
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. MINENNERNERM .--Wr� i " yoars of power at a stretch to th a ib- -, c ar
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WE iiiusT asL- the iadulgence of the ,' oral party, and could give the further ,
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readers of T.up, EX-POSITOR this week for I I I
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any omissions or inaccuracies that May I ,,r,o..I,e elector," would be equal 0 the I T;'
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be observed. It has been impossible � task of effecling the necessary change "
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for us to devote to it the usual ELtIll an- - It is not such a change 1
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tion. The reason for this will be fo- r� A I in the political complexion of theSen- � I I fq'!
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in the brief notice, in .our obituary de- ate as Would make that body the - ool -! E'a
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partment. Death is no res ecto, Of i of one political body instead of the o her , i �
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persons. This time it has cut dow , in ,[ that is required. What ta . wanted is ale
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a few hours, one of earth's fairest and �1 i
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. best, ia the prime of life. Of her i t is ; plexion, the rooting out of partizeln , tee
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not necessary to say more here, t 2an ' tendencies; and as we are poife I gl ax
that those who knew her best loved her I satisfied that those peculiarities,, Ilich The
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most., and her memory will long live I a.re the fruit of the present system, 6oCn- I 0
- fresh. and green in the hearts of a.11 who I not be removed* by amy of the proposed I
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enjoyed her acquaintance. i . I- I systems, we are led to the conv I iction Ilac
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'i!he senate. I ! only practicable remedy is to re Ove
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For . many years, perhaps, indeed., 'I' the difficulty by Nylping out the cause. -
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since tho secula,rization of the Clergy i . � rbfta
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I , Reserves, the Liberals have been sueer- i The Leadership on the Other �,�
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ad at by their opponents. as a part of I � . Side. I ' EM
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Reformers with nothing to rofoTm. I I . , 187
was for f 5 1 Ong ;
There, may have been some ground fur 1 leadership of the party. � . �C
this charge, unless, indeed, it can be time a Source of no little d-Afficultv, land 60a
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granted to the Liberals - thafi their Oar- that circumstance was the more h ttf ul 0013
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SiStent. and certainly patriotic'effortg to , because (if the oppoftunity whi-,h . it has
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Secure to the country the benefits of I our expense. The tide I would Seem to- S
honest , government fairly protedted - . I I bee
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them from it, and justified them in the have turned, and they are appa,7e. tly i 06
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use which they made of their time ad � soon to. know how it is them 3olves I
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of their ,opportunities. Upon thislal- when the leadership isin dispute, or in I i,
doubt, or in any w - pendin o,. It
ter point, of course,. no determination ay 301 I Bp
.1 I is to be regretted that their v4teran Ion
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leader is in ill health, and that � is celi
. hold. to its own opinion; or, rather',,�to - � . I a, pp
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cibly impressed -as with the knowle - dge where his duty calls him. Let them .of t
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that. the action of a party may be qLte take consolation, if they can, froz . I ,jtbo 111a
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at va,riance with its opinion. To �he fact that they havenio, lack of aspi �nts. It
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-unprejudiced side of public opinion d Sir Chaxles, suddenly quite reca ered, Gol
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to, the historiam must we look, and. we is hastening back from London; even !I sh
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believe we may. look with Confidence, the High 'Commissioner would appear 4
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for the approval of that course wbicb. to have determined to turn, u b t 1 ,
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will be found to. lie outside the limit of I the right time to assert 'his Cl , or, 1(,rol
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I .rbing 9,nd . daagerous theories, �but I ,if not his claims, at least his greater 1 ,to
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icti. relative fitness. Then. Sir Hector, or Mil
which covered all that could be pra I wit
he who is said to be about to become I
cally useful to a young country. It is - � .
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perhaps, true tha,t are is not I
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reform; that there is less tham s$lne i was one. There are others, a ofigat 1�n
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ardent Spirits would ask as to belle've ; whom, to our mind, should be r liked L111
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that there is more than will be Ion- Mr. Plumb' but, then,'these axe in titers a � a
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ceded by those Who, never � having I uluti of domestic airrangement. No tubt *53
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anything themselves, are all the ii�oro I chieftain; but they will long and eat- , f�ie
� inclined to. "rest and ba tha,nkful;" 1but � *a
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we are all -the more- free, and the duty,' when he will have left them to - heir � A61
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becomes all the more imperative, to dis- I resources. I . I the
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pose of those minor questions w� ich I . , I .
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when left to work their inevitable -irinis- I
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chief develop rapidly into gr(hat evils, I T t be
the removal of which, in the f atur E) a to return to Canada from Lo-ndca a ort- I iris
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in the past, may shake the political I I i . v
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One of the chief of those Minor q: as- High Commissioner. This anti unce-� : S
tionsisthecoll-stitutioa Of tbeS ' ate. ment may be ta,ke,n, no doubt, as E emi- I �ei
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What to do with the Senate is a p . mb- I " official, and it is also equally is, I -tain six
that Mr. Galt's return is due to h';s in-
lem. over the solution of which t aere . . N701
. must be individual differences of o)in- tentioxi-to accept a sea,t in the o iern- 'B*n(
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ion within either or. any pa#y. _ J!LB it probably at no distant Tal
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stands at present, p&rties—as they .are . day, attai i3g to I t�ae
I in Pa.rliament- a,-'-,- amy ra,te—woul di- the position of leader of the CO , s rva- C WE
vide very nearly according to s�rict tive party. AS a party leader, 'Lie 11 be ear
pi�rty lines, not on the merits of the . long way behind the present 6 a and t Ai
quesdon,but with regard to i1pa t ex- will not inspire among his follo a the C
r, . worship and fealty wbich- they ear-, I er
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igencies." Why is this. ? Sim 11� , 6 � - tih 1,
Cause t4p Senate is intenBely a,nd4iith_ fully offer Sir John, but is lis al I and: I
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out scruple a partizan body. It i 1� y a� � �o is I is
very large majority devoted to the Oon. Possible for a p&rtizan,political ha er to' tok
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servative pa,rby ; it is in truth a I art, . be. As for the High Commissio:1 ship. M
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and a most important part, of thG I . well as any persoli. What he 1 1 hs in lion
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chinery of the Conservative . establish- -
. - ability he will make up in dignit , real dDII
ment. It is necessary that the eft, atry �
I or assumed, and be will be surq to draw- $90
Should express itself direclily upon this . t1ae
- question, and in order to obtain that his salary regulaxly, ellid this i tie of one
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expression of Opinion the .. que,, tion the principal -duties of the offic I Q 'We . T
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shudId go before tho'country witlil the may conclude that the High 0 mis- t on
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� . . n of the leader o - sionership will not Buffer an . . t
authoriza.tio. . f the, ib ' — . y he t :a
�, oral party. It should without delay go Proposed change if made.. . thir
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fully before the country, so tbat by the -1 -- 11 4st
�. THE LAMORERs &ad—freight h ds on... ,Qie
time of the geueral electiolu, a coup a of ' I . . ;
11 the'Grand-Trunk Railway in d about i
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yeara hence, it ma,y have be I
I . ,� Montreal are. out on strike iighe'r' rol
ad by those whose duty it will b to Ease
wages. They 1ave been 'ie v ng 90 1.
decide. We assume,� We believe! the � . I Ill
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� cents per day and have struck f r $1.25. .1 re
countr will allow, that the Senate 6an- .
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not remain as -it. is. It was.not int4nd- fused $1 per day. Their demallil d6ag Is yst
ad to be what it is—a partiz&4 b dy. . t ie
. not seem any Way unreasonable. In, a '
A partizaa body camnot serve the .)Ur- . Ck is
' city like Montreal, d, uel and I on
pose for which the Senate, as it is with I where food, -
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us, Was designed. An independent peo- rent axe so clear, O1.25 per day is � I very ,� ,
� 0, . '' moderate wage. How men ca a 'main- Of t
ple, it must be found, will Dot tole.,Me , b 11,11
I 116 Stu,' . tain large fa,milies in such a'cit y On go f :
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command of a paxty leader, no Ina bter � . - - , doul,t spend I I)Y1
early as much, if not more, laily o1i t, -re
what the party or what the measur a of n . '
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the wisdom of its leader. whiskey and cigars. : I stmt
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. tecently by Messrs. McMaster Did. LAND.—From a report of the � ubhn -is d
11ope, ri�embers of the Senate, have at- Presbytery just issued ,one cam. � ie 3 that n ia�
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. former,, as we remarked last week, le ins outpost outside'of Ulster, as' was the h %r
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case a � conipwratively few year; ago. - yet
. towards an elective Senate; the W ter There axe now-' in this PreFbyteiryy Beat
contends, for the Senate as it is, or twenty-five congregations and tw) mis- at
-rather as it may become, should his Sion Stations, with - 2,458 Con: Muni-... . ably
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party. reramn in power long enougb to cants. The total sum 'raised for ' all d in
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give death, described by the Globe as ;C10,878, which was slightly ur d 3*r the s
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. ; I his country, it may, be I east and olf the west, �ommanded by mental dueft by Misses Clench &nil CaremOny, of � , .
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. ous ye a � income. The pew rents ' lier profits in t � Gen rals, Sheridan anallancook, � with Harstone, and a . drama, titled 7:30 tr4in for Philailelp.bi 04t i .. h2
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22,96� �, 4he eontributims I o th "Neival. engagements." The performers, future ,be bright and -L . h�
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t . mtstioi und 21,450, i o, missiolis, will Probably amounIti to O L65,000 less I the othet generals assigned to lut�y I � . prosperous i I � inin I
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5 a, ih ollei , 3-- a � her personal expenses. wherever they are mos- i available. � for amaieursi played their reipective wish 4 theirm.any frienji-S. U,tk i Ahe mightiest
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REA DJ:A,rH OF A. LEADrwd NON-CowF BU- parts very fairly. The attendance w - I I I , �� ao
X1,880'. i In addition --- -.th P6 LBSED Tim T�XRD D NG.—In the I � I � LoiIdejb04 ; � t:v Ferielc .
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d 2,4 0 1 -Be at lbany, Now York, the other I IST, Mr...Edward Mi 1, of Lo don, Ong ion Monday f NaPolean Bud I
a tbo niltilsters .recei ai,�g quite and ptomises to be a * ana =
at d w, .... Mr. uSted'MO ad that the bill ; one A the, leaders of the anti- State and -Millbauk � station is becor Ifair Success% " C,ofumbus i
the ' ition I unk - a village. It boasts of a Postoffi�e, two year. � I I
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, , t men to Note be ordered for I Church party -and editor of the Non I I I I f thau take -a retrosp
W 10 her sources. Nihiste(n 111 rVinig blacksmith shop, and -1a joint -Mr. W. Gra' of Hallett I :
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4 0 &TO 1, PrOvI Mi liste -a , wbich waE carried by I Conformipt, is dead, aged seventy4wo. hotels, I I I inger,
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, � otion of a large grain warehouBe. to Mr. ter, for 4 �
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I I owel hag succeeded in obtain- sum of 09,50. - �
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A;Dublin correspon ent, writing .I . ,
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I i is in 'he rodent riotE, Pillaged several ing�lease f6r25 yearsof thegrounds -The firsit sitting of the -(30V4 i . I -'our HalAl
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UND.—A steamer I - der date of April 30, a ya : Some idea . - - ]KnoxeE ,
3 Axle R AGRO One Jew 1 1 belonging to' the dgricultural Society, * Revislion for the townsbi I ' 4 � a ' esleys. -'i
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[Ind in t I Suez Canal an traffic da, � subject to the right of the soplety for will b6 held at Loild,asl 111-�
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� ju An investigation land agitation has tak ; I M. 1 3ft. �Twm,es X-^-A.n&
)J ad. i o' yl I- J farmers wben it is stal ad that 81 �rilh show purposes. It is to be us�d for a inst., at 10 a. . .
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L .Ra liv I ( Company he vd declar d - )ir-r-knE \., re are . -Kessrs. Poehlman. & Kaljb#eisch's and hi�lghly respected i �811 t 11 .
� I -at 111311 dividend of ,e per cent.,! ("ABINET I cEs. - The ' not - �e den of I don't 4 atia Mr. -Jaw
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grist mill of Tavisiock was entirely de-, berry;� died last week. 1H wa- 1, ��
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sper$ of aifferences in a Cabinet, ' . I '11 I tar'p-Treasurer. )
3AST� OUS FiRn.-The nater pOrt whi I I i been! commenced throughout vast ti actB '. r . . I �
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-- Kimbe'fleyj� W nting to keep a I stroyed byA�ie on Thursday 1 tb6Wingbam. cemetery on X forthe 04
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. aj has been. def troyed by.. lar a body of troopF else lin the Southwest, i i1b ere the gi ,a - fst, - ;
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in it, il ' which is covered by insurance. Origin has a6pointed the Rev, c. - - uu�e, I
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1)UOR CIL I SiDE.—All aloona � i 1 The attetilion of t e 3ople is abso.-b4d I of fire unknown. B. A. i� ofClinton, to th L ineu _ -4 - A!11110111111�
2 Ro al Con iBsion. I " 0 1 i . I -On the ,14th of May Mr, George St. Stephen's aDd. T - -
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. � IMIGRA: TS.-Bleven hu d red ' . .i Baxter, Mrs. Wm. Elson, of LoE an, and Goderieb. township. I 6
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I z I Yor t ' , . � ohn P. Lauglais and his wife, of —A'isort of ilifl z F!ZRBO1ZA-LS.—X1r
1;ist the iliquor traffic I
i ; gr nts arrived. at'New he other ' I Mr. 4 - 1� . Ory ,diseass - � I �
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ided. 1 � - do from reland by the City of Ches- Mitchell, embark frum Quebec by the preselit aff,eptin It d. from �
4 ,.-The I test es�i SWO Be condition to meet landlor s' i , I I -
10 EAR 4 umm I I Allan Line; for Enalaild, where they townstlip of ,Colborne. I - Toronto, .and iopk4
ter. This is, the lar est umber ever i a wo ' 4 L
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number- of vie iris by t 3e cla S when they gather their defilcient J r' . , ay is rep�,rted, the horse f - �0% -to h!
t Of t1E . . brAght from that country at one time. i 0 I I purpose Spending the Summer. M . arrier being k tbough. Ilot qui
aid 10 0)0 1 crop�. All the land billIS the Gover. - , I
tiqu a i.,E i I � - I Ithey i d an quire4 in nearly a before -he left for til
L I ,000 killed A irge prDportion of these are main- have ai,lpleasant passagaian very,instancie. �
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Aed bf I t meut could pass in 20 � years would not utry. -M a special vestry meeting ,of I- - -�
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I � of the Irish littDd Leaune. ! enjoyable time while in the old cou I 1 _4 1 studying with, )DT
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CTURINd �A.0 adopted d ughter of . � r, make up for this fatal neglEct. � I L ig the stmmlel
Holt IBLE � ' I T. Livingston, of the St. PWal's Episcopal Church clib
. I. � 3, ip lectur- . I The d4s are long, b:r . X11a . -Niessrs. � I & J - . - I duril B. I
oval �st, ; I i .Aocu*ED OV � UELTIES.— .ight and w I d a few days aaci held on Monday evening of l � Xessr
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P: R. Jame Al: unisiap gener i as wri - I and I at t1iie feeling of indifference cau�B- . ax willa, Sol ' 1i0k 11 . Hay 41
, *� I to Mr. Jol L 1 0131 Lati(),n ,.Of the Re, . I - --.
1111 Saa I I Bey, the T i i Listowel fl n . i
1� Cisco, after a. sojourn I in ter a letter- to the Ba:.y of Tunis accus- I y 111 ' Scott 71 of Galt,00ut.70 the r'- gii v o I tlous.5,aba 7" are �
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Aralie. I , . ad by the" uncertainty Of their fate b4s' - A ,s6hool, Z
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in the French othoIrrible c I head of splendid cattle, for the foreign I Matthews, Rector of 4id cl��rc
BANSIOR I D1 - The Rimia h . . paralyzed, the worn out energies of a, na�lt , � ��, I% Normal,
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: oro , i 4 3 5 0 . - jaxile Nihilists, is alleged that th charges are pure. ; farmers-. They drink so deeply of toli- I market. The price realized was $5.60 1 accepted.. I I . curID9
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. fal ificaticias invented to account for - i. .. � per 100 lbs. The average w6iglit,of the -Mi. Miller has so], the So acres and, clags ,certiracab�
"lassi La phorus a a , route for . I I tical�Strifo during the Winter, that ihOy � tly th � i � 1% le ti
, - - � onsequen a the I�ase Lne, Go4rich Town .
balien. I . ; A a defeaj and ignooainiou� retreat. I tWactio to 1 itli- I cattle was 11500 lbs., c . I - . 13elVes better ab
. , ' cannot return with Isa ar -a knowi as the Arn;i 1-4 jq�h they have ,-Q(.
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, I rhe English MERICAS MEDic ASSOCIATION.— pations. . i � sale amounted tone ly 16,00% or i -strong farm, to . wh % .
� NETAR Y ( BENCE. mate, oce, I ]k � ili-tbl
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� I ar5. � thirby-Becond a Dual session of the net figures, $5,880. 1 John'Murclock, of Hu'latt, for �j I
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he monet con feren i3e Th Every Done agrees in: desor bing � � .1;8 a% I skilfully A0111a I ki
Ote to toe � 'a of years � 4
nt . J A eirican Medical Association com- -Rev. J. -1 1 tengerer died at �be resi- of S$,500. A coup' I . a -aa Sampsoii ta
preSE 8 t the conference comm t- attitude of the peasantry as ne of Bull- 10 . -at thel
I I . . I I deuce of bis son-in-law, Mr. I George this 11arra cost him �onsidarably they rtturn �
. - melLeed at Ricbm�ond, irginia, on 'hat their ' � I . � .
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ieeti iE ip Paris. sday I st., FX*vel bundre lon�d,etermination. Tlieyfeelt Bald, conce ion 3, Fallarton-Jon the $4,000,. 1 _ -
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Apn R B I L .-+--Some of the ladies )f Tu� d delegates . y —
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war present, � y. con- I Government, cannot b allow d. to 24th ult. Depeased was 73 �Eeats of age -The river lishing it Bayfieldis-40, . I
i� are b, a izing a paper ba 1. repre euting ever . b 4p I , .
this Stivity . rl siderable city' and Slate in the Union. i again until an amel. . I and was for 13- years minister,! of the fairly i commenced;. young Iga , . .aod
y Will ap - tion tas I eon I � 4 � - �
� I I mov�E .�Tllo T inisian commander ! - I - Lutherivin Church. Sebringvillej but in Monday catight w 11 I his hallds,4 - I
ets Mi & of pap rl Z effected, and the gre majority appe, r � - _ I-T,ug Nr,w Bmm�
11 . Wards of 100 pounn , �, -- -
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has remov d the Tu iisian Camp South ' ' " ' 1873 retired. fioni that charge and went .
Al THF, r, On M day of ter- I . to think their condition so had th t it , i - on Xondkv .
of E.enja. The French Consul-Goneral I to Buffalo w here he remained .until number of farmers . me in froniv . i
1)� a pasEer gor train on t a Western I . ty Road cowwl$
. cannot be altered unless in the � a - i ; . I
ha, i received, a telegr6ph fro 'in the Gov- 1 1879, when h a to his late residing � country, and afber.wa i t I upand (lot,
ilic Rail7cad ran off tb 7 tionof improvement. � I , a cam � 11 -
. track and � ereptan iron. bij
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I I place to live�retired. the r alight I f I
e4 fivE C Ili ten named Nebas. . er or of Algeria, aq.nouncing that the The people evicted are dragging ouii-i a I i I few � rs, o I Maitland r
� - . er I I -A. few weeks ago Mr. E. 4. Cairu- , wagon load of fish. ; , ion 4
I --- 4 utters ei�n Prench occupied ti�e Kroumirs' hill - ac ill, �
N STRUM The Sttlie.c :- I precarious existence on the roadside, ,11 Their, at . w ,..
� canip. The Krolimiirs are ow partial- . 't Cross, of Shakespeare, got a Small bit of I .-Horses are allow� I)d ,to roam Al - - to theapproval -01 I
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vi� don t I ie 6ty Hall, Philadelphia, I temporary huts, or sheltered bones. I Paris gree I Wounds on his i streetb of G -ug t6 � 11 - - -
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On stlile because the' contracto", ly surrounded. 1 r . the roofs of neighbors.,waiting dogged y I n into smal orrie at w',11, knock., � � at ,,--ta June nleo,
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E19d tic disiliarge a -no . I bridge is to :,much i
1, I Dr . n-Itmon mst] . I birt b. of tl 6. 14e Gec rge S tephe"D BOU is i - ad off. Shor, t'ly after the hands �egan 1 rn-a'nner. A child b oiging to )it iolitltiely -aan
TiLIAN C. .. , BTs.�Tlie debts of . store their holdings. Occasionally a - � be abf � - 19
to a i . . CA I � I . year. Shx
Italiancities, amounted on the list disgraceful scene breaks the mono'.011 I jiuother I
- a celeLr bed at Neweas tle-on -Tyne to swell until his arms became iuflamea , Ard was the other ay- struck on t4 -
I y 1 to the should r. .The lancet and costic i head, almoststunni",u it� it 'Was -M.
rch, I 8 to 843,079,820. lire. n on.1he 9th Of1i June ext. - In order to of this attitude of watching and ,wait- I 10 . . was tvv. 1 ;datlon of the Cow
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i had'to be unsparingly applied to both , ried into - Mr. Paasmm , ke's dru I I
I a. Per- tE his main r it is intended to ing. Bailiffs guarded'by the Mi ary I I . . 9 I
3'they an" unted, to 545, 29,178 lill I � y Akk.. - , ed by t1i,o 'Collacil,
I . I , � hands, and n he is able to go about, 1 where, the proper ii ticiratiVe Mew: t
. BTAL INDusrR:iEs.-T 11 bu Idihg for th uBe of the Uni. I low . �
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. -xn va, -1 �ity of , ollege of Physical hoar or two all that is �eft may be 3491'n , Pli, I I � Th-esestruCtUres b
. Durham Y, ', but his han.4 are still in a -wretched I were administered. 1
1 and in Ail industries in, Belgiu, � . � I --A subscrip, erwas eirculaw in ,other places an �
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Inate'a I .therB, and constitute the So once, to be - called the Stephenson in four ruined walls, and a desolate - ,ht. I � . tion pa ) - C
we th o t i ! in- I -The KuOl�' Church congregation of I around Londesbo.ro a 'few days.mot
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is of" tb 3 material f the Co I age. I I ily is huddled together 7 on the road lid�- , satisfactory, SUA
I I us Rlabe , .1 St. Marys are now entirely 'free from i send a present to Mr, : �
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On. : � � I I DUEL WU11i SWORDP.—Jul r, The tide of emigration has a1r, ady A. Cockerli4it , . adopted, by the G -n
� wyer', !,-ad Captain Wender, co � in- . I . misfortune u -� L I � I . � . � .
! Pa WREcKED. - The British a 14 � , debt of the i $6,000, which has been 1 Manitoba, who bad the .
TRAMIk' - m4nder of 9, local military crga ization, reached lodarming figuroB. veri their church eince its be buirlit out and lost I �� , . Tlailway Compailie;9
mer . MeMourne, has , n to tost them in thi
T),rarua, of I I The enormous receipts of the Land , banging. o almost eve �
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n � wre k 3d Dn the I al editor of a German pa,per, qu ereebion. Mrs. Milner Harris� who he had. About $60 have -been r* -�
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I i reefs off Otago, - . - ar- League Executive Committee from'.A,Ei- I ha a- ry great interds ' - "I desired. than 11"
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v Ze lani , I and ei lity perso B relled at Williamsburg o1h Saturday, eri6a are attracting increased attentiola. . E; always tal� n a ve t which have been forwarded to X � causiaerably Mor(
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wned. I.J 1 : , fought with swords 'lai min At the last meeting #, was annou 0 Id I I � lit if gratifying to him to 4 � - wooden etructure, I
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CYAL T -11 Que6n Victoria, it is Sting! eight - that the unprecedented Bum of XC6 ,0 0 aubscribe twq-thirds of the amou 1, bal thus remembi - � endurable, ana re
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iB g( Weinder was wounilled. in the : . the congregation would guar 11 b his oid friends.,! I � ,
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oi ted, i to Italy il June, so- I . I was received during the week prev.0i 8, - The decision of th.
"hL son. Leo old, whose I . . 1�1 ; I - 11 the goods leff; in the -businemd ' -not therefore, b&
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panied. b: fa principo.11y from America. Sums 1; I balance. Within two hours alf the , . I I
Dicir,AULTIN�q CASHIER.—The default- ron ' balance ha&�een Subscribed- d with- John Haggitt. the albscon � than judie,iom, Uni
cite be Llt* is giving ri to Serious , the local branches in Ireland have fa I- : ding Lonas � - �
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. Co ]pany has been unearthed at Arica, . . t
rehen�i nal I � . ing cashier of the, Panama Canal an almost to nothing. -I in the next' twenty-four h ;rB the boro Wagon: r I ker, wiere sold., or, in ON able grounds to dol
, LRRA,N E; CsguiiD. - Warrants have . whole amO`U s subscribed, sense::, of the 'wora,,! given away 19 -� -; wi-U .u,e. be fully ex.
, in Ir I i $600 besides. A te I �
ail Cincinnati fic r the arr;st Pern, I w4i�re be bels !been gaily I i and some . I w more week, for they did n6t bring oiia,fovA . ty 1couiltil at its 1�
n issue � . i I . . I - �
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I . squAnderib ibis booty at the rate of a I I I of such word0n. would be a grand boon their -value., at leastil for Some of fm , ,
bgprop,ie;prs and actois of several 9 I I - i .
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- thol isand (1011 ars a day. He Was secure Shakespeare has a Population'- Of 1 for the chute- articles. The property istiow raady-� , I
0 ,B of aint Bement for -violation of - I � 14. 1 . . I . Cb
I . . I from arre ., hub consented to disgorge - 300. . I ! receive another teilliant, -there Q%
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Sunda law. i i Olt 000 of the 4olen f unds, provided he Fall wheat promises to be a f%"r 1; . 4 1 . . . very I accomm -...�. . I truem n
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BJEC-�Iolqs -Several of the'European � . ; 4 : I
tie, i � crop around Mitchell. � I � - I Bux-F,v �'NLZOTRSl
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ernme ts -an especially the Pirig wals let a16 I - Shop closirig' at 7 p. m. is lialkedof for aniother Shop. 1 1 1
MiRITIME HoRitoR.'-The latest mari- . -The village of Shakespeare I h� . - to 11mladling" I
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--have r onE to the in-' I I 8 by the merolants of Wingham. -Mrs. Meehek, alias Widow ,D
a aised object' , -wi I crop.-Afany fa-=
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ation �Uti-regicidi6i Conference �St. G60rge's Episcopal Church. which bu , , .
a . I " Miss Brownlee, of Kirkton has �. . p. lowea up their 11
I I I H. 'A. S. Dotterel, on her way to join I =le, child an& ,,eon .
posed i I tussia. .1 -Goderich, wa 8� opened on Friday of last .. . . � . Sin" had *� " .
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I . QuEsTiox.-Jhib English the Paci -with a complo- co�meDeed dress making in that. . - ; .-Extew
HE OA f 10 squadron . I . week. I i ceived from a band df Wingham rcia*' - - doing 130
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Ornme t regards fa lorably t a m6nt of .14 0 officers'and men, was blown . vi age- -Mrs. FiShley and family, f Brus. �n Wedne2day, the �Oth ult�, shoojW- ... . �
upon the 26th ult . . . in the Straits of -1-The foundation of the KirktG n I I , -tion of the 24th i
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P fc r the introdu Aiou, undle I I T�a 1 80113, left fo � of dust of the inhospitible town from I&f �
Ositio r , Winnipeg on Tu eisday -1 J
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i�teri I a spices, of a )ill dealin' MeLf ,,ell an. The loss bf life amounts to creamery had to be rebuilt with a MID IaBt week. , I skirts. on the follow*g day and - .
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h1the a 12�� the eom�aander. of the vessel being Substantial, one. ' ad forfresh fields ::: ?--- .
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I among the saived. � -, ,, Messrs. Switzer BroB., of Mitc1he 9 &- ,
'�OLAR KP D ON Dr. Arthur all I coricession. 0 Grey, had thri a sheep In the meallime., L 1 or Wiligh am ,vir . �' � I � 11 of th
A Vicious HoRsE.-A vicious horse are shipping potatoes to Buffalo, hic 1-illed by do � -aim- her, the Chi I and the i1coule" -
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A . Lel Xr us pr*07eBsom at a Bar , 981. I . � ' letter h
at Brookl day last, fatally is said to be paying them well. � T :received a
)I] ri, I on .Sun . -on to it populat-lon. :
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ki d h 3 � owner, G a little '-The Listowelites are Makin - . . Qty, Maultobs, I
r exp oing expedition. They *1 � a�- abandoned ii � semi weekly and adopted Thomas Scott, �f the to abir 4"T .
. i ao. - t' e — I . - w -n , � - � . 1 $1.50a buiahel the
d_9e ten i on for a gen n16. � � f !-
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ter, who Went irlt.'etoh'. Stable sive preparati s oral . � TuLrnberry, I .
from it Francisco. . 7 � a patent sid4lveekly. - I Wought before IV
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A 'TO TiaE Poimus.-Tb Ge(. Lyon 3, who! went to the rescue, brE: tion' on the Quee Worsbip Dr.X,cDo16ald,L0f W-� I at a Simi
N� L Ap� L n's birthday. .1 '-�. -
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i -Brussels 0 becoming awakened to j I . tighti4i.l. -
?f Til � t wai also Mck6d and his IE g was frac- 4J6,hn Scott, of Blanshard, has, p�t I on Monday 1. . rged I . .; Nelsonville, Maui
is has made an . I the nee it ' f h i g the rul. 8h re- I ast" i cha by Mid -, - I
ap a L L i � essi y jo, ,avin )bi . . .
L pea Ong Up, 6 . - -; . I
, . . tur .d. H 3nry Argie ran tc help L a n'w addition to his barn F Davi4son with being' drailik and 4; - his bi:Dther here. i.
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C 8 on his belialf n t au� the clild, and had ME. hi almost are Constantly improvi 9' - orderl on the stre6ts on the p �- I L to Ee I
naiy o p I "I � app � There Oo a number of fw ,111ors 111 I . y � . MUM the last, and he W
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frai turel by the brute. -4-The foundation Of buildi I 1 aturday ILd by XT W .
French inva ' I � g 01� the towns � r evoning,! &1 'a. .
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tter of t 8 on I 'i hi f G Stlkka-s � I . .
� i ' , EmIGRATIbli.-Duril: g the month t rworkB in Mitchel 1. 'a' the QUeMJr L On Thursaay mor.
I UDEF wat is finij &E c llatchford, proprie�or of I �
EIACONS LD's DESIRE. - BeaCO - ; and removiii!j'0io D�raekyotpau'ling _ - � I � . on of Mr. S. DaN'
d 16 s have Strongly e"Xpresso Of I Lpril i � Mr. McOlay has the contract far the -A. D. K6�e lotet, with an infraction of By-I&IF, i . IS .
I I 101 faimlies am grated to the 1. . L ally, an Old tesidaut Of 1, I- � age" Wus So �
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View O.House of Lord8 befor Unted S aW- from Montreal -by: the Lucknow, �em the , of No. 11 passed in 18W On both thal' - . 1 ; -�
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. ceBaor. 'eq � Sebringville, after a long period o L and c' sts, 05 altogefiber, or 20 days a � - . ' �
d.64 h t Sir- Stiff r N hoot C ' t I Vergont, the South Eastern -L,Mt. J. G. King, station a the McCla 1 don. counts he was convIcted and filled ll�
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11, be is MOB an elev� are roads. These families, I � . f I- I -A bay ' med Ilati in Clinton was 0
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6NA a Lewisl I - the other da;' badly bitten by dog be- Lga ! A, -
e A Lighthouse, has bee a t' silence. No single men the 28th ult. .. - ' � I -1 .. L - BUS
pprmanen. re I . -On Friday aft�rnoon -, i - �
t1lo L longing to M . Newmarch. little HeRi I
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Lo i L w th a silver teapot by t a no� the Usai4d or morE bricklayers: -Mr. F. W. Meckes, the host ol. !i�e -The fu�eral Sermon. of the late Bossing, sigpd about' savela, dild not va; , . 1 , - . vii6usiy reg � ara,ea ;
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I American hotel, Listowel, is rat iripag ..I � .. � -
I% a oldiers at Fort. Adams f r arE includ d in this report. L James Mi le was preached by the Rev. to goto school,,- but4 with the,consed f - � I : �
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IrIg a lers rom, rDwning Ila I1WA,RTJ?,D.—Qn Monday & police from business.' Mr. Kreuger, of Pkt W. N. Vollic, on Sunday May . Lst. his inother, accompaniedan � . -1.
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]Etrilili URSizi),-While a gun W*S th( train fro�n :Clonmel with the pnu �-- I AS. with the- WC chanies, Institu , Bras- waSongaged. in his 4ishing and aid ad -It i
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i4, 1 Prussialn . . � .� eids, has bee closed until next fall. . - �' I � on -the Street, an�
, rat a.uld p a ted on the train. Dillion avoided Passing the promotion examination for � _Mr. W ' aL 11 n8ekin by an i ,
nang s i MarS, the Shell lbu . I mL Bruce who h a been pur- , 1. y person, fell, into th: i I In imposing the .1.
- alidli . hteE n till trap by proceeding to London by 'entr�qce to t � I— I -
Suing the ba�dware business In. Gorrie n I I i
person W,ere kille he 6th Class. verjuSt below Thomp. -flI I
(I , sou,s nli 11 dam," �- I to Mr. Newmanlei
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Jo rnal *egards the future. with grave � . t�e boy, saw his cap flog -ting &I - 11 I
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OMMISSION.!— F. I d1i, tt nakd almost diBM . i Short ,time ago worth 6100. They 11 are- river, search I . I i -t
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IREIGN D Hi� C; I . .1. . I found dead inthe morning. I re -The Walton cheese fact Sh I was mia&e and bis lffelt*�--L : haiveaasmiBsea, i,
6 . I a S.X body:wasfouudiu�hat d.ein li. I -
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resigned from the bU t Of George Buchanan Armstrong, pswer engine and boiler from t] ie Blue� W a - ,, , Hunt WAS Sever�l
I tannety, died on Friday, 22nd ult. Vr. I yeara ago. An inql I lestw -i I * .
In iSKC D. a &CCOUDt of the lack of fo nder -f the railway mail service of . r as heldby D i head- A pot wiu
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1. I to be in a very fiourishing cond 6 n. residence toxr. Charles Fulb w who is � 11 . I � :
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f - . t re commodious quarter . -vessel men at Goderich a -a grow- , i -r L- J Meld
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0 ec imself Set in diamonds as a ARLRlAd ; . -Mitchell is to hai've another 1 in. g impatient, as May is now at hand scho' .. . .. I L 4� 1 1 * . The ' I
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an Of �ra itude for his services to the Q een and Princess Beatrice paid a buyerwhich is suppo ad will re ML ve Ap �
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nt des ir yed a' - - bb.leg. -Mr. John. Walters, of Milt, urn, has . " - � 140,ew :
n elevator and ware in waiting we ep mourning. _ Sion were read and on niotion adop ,7--. I i : -
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-: h loss ol tbeelevator', which T ey took a SIP - Mr. James iie �d' - . e block-
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eJ38 0 . � . in ton. � p . good a� citizen. I SL . . CUSsion on object teaching, Mr. G _- -_ 1 i WboXI
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NIIE I . TATESt AND �xlco.-Tl a I A HOL WAR PROGLAI D. -The re- ; - Si � by Howick, has Sold hi f arm containing - Baird, Sr., gave one Simple rule , ' i ! the - .
. I ._ i ,a !rq. one hundred acres to Mr.' Matthew - . ; '-sly. .
L rt frohii a pla finding. the Conte I �
Kic in �isterj expresses, � gratifica- po s 4, yor -of Listowel for tree - nts of. .9, Sol, - I
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lei - The tree planting in the t Sanderson, for the sum of .$2,(00. This . - I I ! - -Joseph Bak
wit increasing .tra0e between the Arab the'ological Institute had re . . Own p , is which was as follows - Take the aro: known in the eit,
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as and exleo, an d s(lved to un Of the ommitte .rho of the base, X 4 tim�es area of mid i had for a. numb".
k-, th 9 extension of t 0 1 railroad an L i pi land, was well sold. I �
p, -ophet ... an proclaim % hol � war give 4hatever information is req rpd. sectd,011-, x area of top of the body di , " L p) oyed ,on the Q
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0 ,r' 1�1&11 wheat thezurn. b Land killiltip . tor, left a r,hort I
eDi ii t -Mexico willgr bly increase I �aiust tbo infidels is confirmed. The 1- . bhrou hout the ,y 6,
1 , a I Lg R$rth are devising plans for a succesiful day , ly bi Veil i � I I
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prosper�ity of both Colin i6s. , BE)y's polide having disco�ered indica- Riding promises to be a very fair 3- Op. Mr.,Baird then proi� eeded to Show t I i ; positioll on a I
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, t' P lot'and made attests, domi- Hundreds of acres that appeared be sports. They are expecting Donald a rule held good i4i the square, par�, I al
L & � y I d cylinder pr4sm. cone pyraln AlI3 -was inets
Ol[Si determillednott adopt ti.e--Ci,pp-a"ryov"%is,iisi,�es-'�altecI in the discover almost barren akenow lookinggeen Dinnie and George Davidson, the well A i
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trio igat as a street illuminator -01 large (ualitity of ammunition. and h altby from the effects of th( ate kno . = sph Late aind segments eat.,!* ,strengthof a -
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4 sphere, zone., wedgio and ellip W L I Caiinada Lodgeq
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)n ming twelve in . 14 all meeting of the New Barnett, Mech ical has been settled and t h a m a,. . # t I I I
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'. h th Lontir P cc as 7t D 6ing" allowed six Months to redeem himself. I Blak,er was killa
. a P rps tc a _�, and the ductiolli la$t year w t,000 barrels. of ab�ence to visit England. - -r:, � fOWw6d, in whibb. 4 number of teiicti- § . I
_ _. . ach i a district (if Brussel -now feel greati, - arB . I :
! _.. is ; I Montqeal, 'Look part- Mr.J.ames G.rassia �, I � $6n. elegaut cask�
Ilebs- A E took Of 91,006,000 barrel 3 is held in his ab$;ence Mr. Markham, of B will y elieved I I ;
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dicinhas been assigned. I . tl IE pipe hixes; and 4,000,00l) at the wells will fill the dutieB Of the office. . . after havincy this enormous dibi thrown thei read an excellent paper entitil-14 I i , is friendis in, 7
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rl�queh, which'are -tha r6positoric s 006 barrels. i i three years pastor of that body i I t. to secure the services of Mr. .James . . . �
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he 5 rf �:n ains of kings -ol - fhe Fifth SzvERi DliFEAT.-The Chilians' in MarYs� has been transferred to Clarke to make their cheese for the Tuesday, J'ab
�1 I I . an er . ing �eavei behind footprints on the kno '7 .. - -
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lit some it Peru have sustained a severe defeat at field. His successor is ev. Mr. Th season. . Mr. Clark * ha s 'made of time." The desi 00 1 -
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st]�E d tails respecting he religious tie hands Of the fugiti a Peruvian son.1 He will be assistedbyRev., r. cheese for thisfactory for the last two univ,"OrB&I that there, is no tribe., hoir- - - ; Donald X,cD �
ef �f ha ancienb Egy ians'. .It is g 311leral and President Pierola, in which Mitchell. , 4 ; , years, which alone speaks well of his ever uncivilized, but- seeks to P � . 1 01
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editt lit the information I hu�s gather- they lost one�half of the force engaged. -,rbe store of T. R. Barton, S�rat- ability as a "curd squeezer." 1 it$ r � I , .131rine, auctilonlo
I 4eeas of valor, or glory, arm r6now-�L : I : .
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ovfip� st sly upsets all p: -a v1 ous cor - The talk ,of &nnexining Peru to Chili rd, Was entered on Monday ii - r. John Anderson, of Wi ngham, He 'Went on to state that ,we must viot . � I - . �
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i0ils r. this �subject. Tle�discover7 si 111 goes on, but l� is varied by rumours st and a rke bought fro' Mr. Dane the I - I 6
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edl r id to be the most important of . I : I . PRIA in order to understand the P0- � . i hold Effects� &'.
il � I Chilian protectorate. :�eru is Still qnai . I sent-, in order to 'a
-. 1. iltity of shelf gooUs valued at .out Wednesday, of last week, for OW 5 cash, 1, oderstand and iip . - I : � I o'clock P. N
e. an I Ag the present century. torl by interilial dissensiolis between $3001 Were ,carried off. Only a few a beautiful i3pan of horses bet . five Preoiate the civil an � d 'religious. libedl : � - `
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ablitly. The adva Ce sale of I L. R. W" st
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016 than: 610,000,which abun-* I uesday relative to the rearrangement Of St. Marys in the Opera House last -Mr. James Twitchell, - Of Clinton ablqs us the better 'to :cope -with the .
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lirSures the . f the mil tary departments. It is be, Tuesday evening. Th a theotherdaywas united for - � . � 1
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