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.. NE'�V, A'DVF,RTISEMENTS' of Dr. Waters, the Reforin oan�ida � i . D-EcE
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- - pose of injuring him in the forthcoming different,and if one c . an jud&' from Pros- Sion the members of the coninli ing of 100 acres, for $7,800. """ � . lwm_
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Sewi g Maellities-0. C.Wilhon. * ful where it can bel enl!6 ed: by 'ntimi- municipal election. He avers that be eat indio,Ltio,a, ttee sold his farm of 80 acres for $4,800 1
i I . that any person could - be much dis ' ire I , Mr. 1)&Vi,
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. .. dation. Arrests are having very is at 11 a Conservative and intends lively time : Mr. Thopias Alossip has Purchased a would do ,%
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� plamn kea--W. S. Robertson. pointed or surprised at this result. The wholesome effect. . con . tinue one. . Among those'who have —Mr. P. D. MoMjnnon, w -
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I ers—Thomos Hendry. constituency haw always been strongly I connectidin with the ay farm, containing 100 acres � . .
from the township 'of Grey, about a for 35,800 � - � See those I
- SUGAR ISLAND.—The island of St. change his skin ? Reeveship, is Mr. Thom' . . :-
- 1,Tw 1 Hours at Hame-"—Mr. Kennedy. Conservative, and the pressure tb'at Martin, West Indies, is gradual y be- � —A Mr. McCann, from Dorcbe�'ter, who formerly occu Yearley, Year ago, to the N,,rtllwest, ba,i been —The Grangers of Russel I � where.
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-1 - Walt Chose Factory—A. Morrison. . -- gonaing a sugar producer. Duri ig the has been in Goderich recently eudeN�vor- pied a T-88eat at the .doing well in that' country. He par. open meeting on Monday 'held k1l � _.. TbTeSb#
� , � wasbrought to L)ear upon the electors Council Board. Mr- W. 1' 13 -taker, J. chased a lot for $100, and re evening ... mow. ThO,
I 10 - I esSbaw. month of November 7,000 h heads ing.to Make arrangements to purchase Of wilsid .
. - The - I -al Hotel—Jamea Weir ill this contest from that side was RYan and J,'B. Hodgius, are�alsospohen. it for $1,5oo, cently sold last wieek to discass the - t . - erin
- were shipped to Holland. ThEl yield the,site of the old mill- from Mr. Hil- of as eat in Portage la Prairie. O' question ,.- I B
I ididates for Councillors. a "Does it pay the farmer to stall f -
.� . Boar for Service—J. N. Nnechiel. , something unusual. However, it is for the year is estimated � arlOtbel' 10t for which he paid $500 he - , �1 59 high'a,l
- . I at 14,00(� hogs- liard, and purposes erecting a woollen - —Mr. Neil XcL cattle?" This being a qu,egtio . 1: i :
- . 131111 for Sale—J. 11. Kneebtel. . some Satisfaction, that notwithst&ud,ing heads. . � auchlin,'Of Grey, has realized $1.800.. __ . a : I
. ; mill.l! j, Of gre" I �� . � jo the acre
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Farn: for Sale—Mra. A. Yule. ' . disposed of.a. Durnbek of 'Clear -Grit" I 1paportance to them, .a very ! i
� these oxertlo'ns,'the majo ' THOUSAND CHINESE � —On Wednesday -evdiiing of I . � more than I
ritv has )been 31"111AE13 Sul&- __i-Gecrge McDonald, late' of Goder- ast discussion took' animated . Wer Aoies
- 'Berk -hire Pig—J'ohn Thompson. . I I GED.—A terri ble ty Colts. as follows : .He SOld a Spring C place. Aftera lengthy
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- Iftodg; �rvilla Fac - made some thirty less than pboon has yisited icb,'was tilled $50 in the District Court, to John %Vynu for $75,'& yearling to debate the chuirman, Mr. MeTavi � Pic
to- as. Murra Cb-itia, rising the waters of the sEla and Detroit, (in Friday, for a . vici ity were hospitably entertained at decided that sh -
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I . I muggling a Will. McCracken, of Morris u the first
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— � vious election. This, if it dbes not .driving thern' inlaud four miles. � One pair of pants across from Windsor. He the residence of Mr. and Mrs. James ing,'if the value of, the .... r i,
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.. I .__ have any other good result,,- will keel) t09va was entirely submerged and wept wore thern under his old pair, which another to Duncan McLanohlin for taken to provide for the enjoyment of f feeditig wag I I hard M&W
� P, �t T 0 4 tx v 0 0 , the -dominant party from "bloW away with all its iubabitanbs, nu�nber.-' caused his Io0s to give him away. 0105. ; taken into consideration. ! . : I Jkeezl7n in�
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� . . �� � Itot 'lig" SO irig 3,000. , —The Presbyterian cong egatiou in the guests. Various -sorts of innocent —Last. Saturday night.,in Stratford, ' � -1 t 9
I 1, I . loudly as they otherwise would have . . I . .br —We exceedingly regret having to games and pl ' I �, thrershers.
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I � . Goderich have purchased and are hav- record the death of kiss COurtice only jokes oc I �. . we trading
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ing placed in their church an eight daughter of Mr: L. J. Courtice, of the. evellingoupied the greater part- of the paped Edward K�ndall, who has . . hsit
done. Ou this occasion the t wn of Young moll of high , social btand ng in I � English
I I SEA] .�ORTH, FRIDAY,. Dec. 23, 1881. Cobourg did the b' 0 , which no - b
, . . . usiness. 'This old Limahavebe--u at -rested for ccmpli. hundred dollar organ. The amou t W and again d: ' eea ;: I t- . nearb
wOul employed in Sheard's browery for t 1; 7 horse team
__ I n - 7th COucession, . Goderich Township, , cause outbursts arid minglings ofil last five yearsi was found in the rear he I . ishorny bor
. — ' Icity ini6btirglaryin thehouse ofthe I was raised'by private Subscription -which Bad event occurred on Friday of laughter 4ffiai It to Of I I
. I . . aristocratic and Conservative contre I Consul General of Brazil, which 6sult aMODO the membe I � u I
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. I The County Judgship. - n rs. - suppress. Songs Schroder's hotel, in a dying .
. � gave th� successful candidate a m,,%jority- it last week. Deceased was a young lady in great varie some Of I
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I , I ed in that genbleman'8 decease th ( The new Presbyterian Church ill of estimable qualities, and her very , wounds and braises ,*Nxiously �8,
. I ; - We understand that the Dominion of 125, while Dr. Waters had ' � parties, some of which tond4;d towards. about the he I
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; I I .good , in a- I mounds received. I Gorrie is -now nearly finished, and it is pleasant social disposition had made for arousmg and elevating the nobler . ad and face, Dr. Hainil- .. hand
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I authorities have signified their inten- jorities in two out of
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. I . tile three rural I CRIHU� , IN HUNGARY.—News from j expected that it will be formally opened her a large number of friends, more . sOu- 11 toll was immediately sent for, but I .
11 ! tion 01 taking the matter of the Huron Hungary Shows that crime is feai fully I on the 86h of January. timents and t - they say if I
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- . - Municipalities. eader feelings of human- I' his arrival he prou � on
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� , . es arobar(l, I some edifice, anti will be a credit to the township, ancl h 11 0 11 - the i
� -th struggle in the Same con- and it being difficult to I th s e wi b fo owed by a debate in mock imitation oner.
. J'u�gatip in hand at once. ,,&. com- life'and des, ion the increase. The tim'
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I -quiry inade., into the -conduct of the - - — - - - ----------- 11 ----------- Z 1 light as p(msible by . the autho Th She was not quite 21 years of age. took themselves to their sever�l homes, 1 —Miss Maggie Henderson, daughter . � I
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� I S - I ties: — e Exeter Bible Christian Church - —Some days ago Mta. Yoomans, the highly pleased with the manner in � I -
I Senierl Judge of this county, and it is THE T. Tylomi-s Home Journal ; Oriminals &re sent to j,til only in� ex has been great enlarged and improv- celebrated temperance advoc,ite, on her whi wafA lately Presented with a parting, I
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, in Possession of undis � - ,_ . y � 13 0 tribute in the shape of an elegail�t silver L
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� I I Threocars Young man named Blatchford was in that town, of which she has be
- CocooN, TRANSPORT TION.— on Sunday and Monday together with several hours, Not "ring to leave the the Eli m villq hotel, j couple of youths ell a
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defia,it 3 L a 'bscriptious roalieed the handsome Station she made herself aS comfor- named Wi -oai.qt ch,ur,
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gated It is probable, therefore, that the fact that tile amal 9-amatiou between ; containing 250.000 cards, of silk w4 , valued member. Another interesting
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r I will be taken immedi- the Great Western and Credit Valle I 119s, each card having 30,000eggs, came � sum of $1,470. 1 v
� I L � y table as she could for the time being, a !son and Robinson took � 0 ellt in which, Miss Henderson Oce
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L Railways has already virtually take east from San Francisco on t6e Po� ific —A team belonging to Mr. Elsie, of certain hotel keeper in. town, -last. The
z :: � ter the close of the next Se'Sajorl' Possession of his horse and buggy,wbi
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lr - - when tile Domilion Government will place. This information is to the fro where she was, kindly offered her the Tbe�y bad no sooner �started 'off thau became ; Hill, from �
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� . , flan Goderich a few days ago, became an- hospitalities of his ho free'of all 'Blatchford, who had watch d their E , -
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� have obtailted from Parliament ther effect that Mr. George Stephen has Italy. Forntersbipments were ri�adol mmuagemble owing to a train p&ssing. charge, vilich bes, least, Dr. - '
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� as r spectfully declin- movements, grabbed the animal by the ( —The little
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� ,I -power to dfi,imiss, al -though. it is the transferred his Gredit Valley Stock via India. Four Itidian. ulerch lits. Mrs. Elsie and son were in the vehicle ed - He then Offered her the free use of head, and succeeded it- turning i folks attending the I
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a � ner of the Vehicle being too I superintendent, treated that gentleman
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, visian authorizing the limitation of &he . the The' Lord -Lieutenant of Ireland has —Me. J. J. Fisher,. of Colborne,has would go and deliver a to ' ' but the ow
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I � r�' . ree ing t week. Mr. Fisher on his way to the latter place he met for tbei I ful mod valuable presents. -They pre- . . ceived as R
� atiou inc females, and di " , tiou one aay I" arYs was Del, Esq., J. P,, and K. warrant, issued agated Mrs. McNeil With.a beauti
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. son, as bh,e om . i the hands of Coubtable Gill, of Exeter. 1, --chair, Mr. McNeil wi:
. - sigal will be vested in Son e per- Credit Valley n in- I women participating in any illegal pro. his horses lately., an ex
, . have to be amended So that the power evade the law which requires that the i thorn t ake meAsures against uy has been particularly unfortunate with
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. 15th inst., near El Pasco, Texas, high- Colborne, on his way to Goderlikell, one head anrl the other pulled him out of, range le ts- for ta ,500 missi<
r the Act However, be this as it may, they will really be the Same men who a in a
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I i abt but a vacancy in I Wel a I I agients are
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there is Ina da ed,a Southern' last week, his team got frightened, the buggy and tried to thrash him. Not about to ta i in Stratford of the death of Christian
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� - was knocked . day morning,whan the constable'tapped 1 county, Who died at El Paso, Texss,on I ,duties of ti
. . I ,Tudgsh,i,, D of this county will soon occur, Thifts the Syndicate have secured the . senseless, bound and V ag- wagon. Air. SCOtt got his wrist sprain- the borse arid came to his rescrie, and -
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. and new, appointments will have to be road which the Municipalities alony its robbec of ed, and Miss Scott sustained a few I �
. ged. The express' safe was together they used Mr. Shoebottom them gently Oil the shoulder and ap- �helfthof November. Deceased was -all. � The el
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I made. In view of these; changes, it 015,000 in cash and securities. At slight bruises. prised them of the fact that their ser-,, formerly- I, -
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.. building. The- u as the horse Vices were required down town. The but being imbued with a spirit of ad- _� . ..
. I R(AgersStatiou the robbers jumled —On Monday of last week, while found that it was free it started off and-, case was. however, Aettled by P1 1
7 may not be out of'place at this time to prowaters of this arrangement laugh at off and escaped to Mexico. I A - I
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M I . RISH. CONSTABULARY DISSATIsriE ; turning home from Listowel in com- -
I say. 4 fa.,iv words as to how those ap- any talk of legislative interference Oil I . � —,, . Sboebottorn bad * I
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. I L pointme-h-ts should be made. Huron tile part of the Outario Assembly, as Considerable dissatisfactiou is ,Olt - pany with Mr. Wilef took Woodham on foot. . s, to I go before the magistrates. was twenty years ago. Lea g Cali-
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. ulary-at- he fright at some children on the .bill ! I ----- fornia he Went to Mexico, and from Wh I
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q - new movement of the Government in South of the village, Upsetting the bug- Huron Conservative Associatio I i Perth Itenas. I thence to the boundary line—the Rio . . � .
n' Railway to elect. recruiting their force from the militia gy wa The thirteenth anniversary services 1 Grande - -1 vorgted-
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c � claimed as an ornament to his will cause a slight inconvenience aLd a the man will refuse to 0 roads, over 100 pers I .
te - di So strong is the feeling t1lat —A 'correspo a dent who was preseu t at Sabbath last. . years of age.
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. � . it. The Judiciary has been a disgrace ly assessed on the public in the form of : apprehended' Dewar, sa;ys : "Mr. Dewar has'that in 6 " , A warning -to pugilists. damages, which might easily be avert- 11 -e-A Frida-
little added cost, which will be prompt. ! new recruits, and a general Strike 'is was being examined"';by Inspector cers were I corporations
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� �_ and a rel roach to the county, and when added freight arid passenger rates. So HARiKs.—Art extensiv la d describa —The L. adies' Aid SoDW at the resi- ed by a little ti - . y A
.. ! : e ble something—that magnetic Lucknow -'Secretary - Tr6as urer, H. W. mely attention. At the �� vioua�occaf
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11 I new appCintments:are made it behoves the work of "gobbling up" g
I --- . - . influ,3lice which attr�acts the young and ' . Meeting of Perth County Cou-nei-1,
- i I C, C. Meyer, Wingham. Presideutk for night, realized $15. - . - ; 'The mufflic
.i Oes 011. � Parties residing in Emerson, Manitoba, draws them within the -sphere of the oach towusbip, town and village1were Mr. W. Cheinow'eth,Brooksdale claimed
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� those wh:) possess the power,to make a Where the Syndicate cau I . d, and a constitution adopted. ___� ged damages for an accident,. whil'oh .hap. .
; ' 't buy they � by Misrepresentation entered lands J�in true educutor's will. . . I —Mr. Seabor . ,dialogues, �
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11 .. tainly Sul Fered enough in the past and where they will pull up short of So . � residence in Canada. As they ire Sul - have a salt well. Mr. Isaac Cal -ling i . who addressed the meet- This is his second year in that secti' bridge on ti . � nificent. ,
I � cur- . rig were F. W. Johnston, Wra 0114 le Morningtort. and Wellej, . Mr. W. F.
i bf has give C�MP- —A little son of Mr.1. T. Hicks, of ley town line. He asked - � .hit; p
� I.. 'we should have a rest for the future. ing entire mastery of thi' � jects Of Queen Victoria and citizens n two , acreli of land near the - bell, and Samuel Platt, Goiherich ; !Geo- the Hicks House, Mitchell, di '!�, �, ositiol
� I ali�g with this question, Plain ours. 8 Canada of . another country, they are beyo id, station on which to sink the test well, Jackson, I ed a few of his horses; S5o for himself and �50
- I - the jurisdiction of . Egoaoudville;i Dr. J. W* days ago, after an illness �'-J sity eourse.
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s speakingi required,andwedonotintead courts. the United Stat and the sum of $1,800 has been Sub- Holmes. Brussels, and Some I fOr his wife; 825 each for tb ,�i I 1 4
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i. " ast Sunday denounced the Ahe coveted article under -lies Exeter pastor, Rev. E. N. English, with The mi
�t L was sank it, a Laud League frorn the pulpit as revo- also. I I
� �f C unplfts&10 t, and we may give offence to Ing ffaiteen persona harmonious and earnest. atter was referred to the County L . xnateh to. tj
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have spoken plainly before rid unworthy of the BnpPO t —The folloWingLare the officers elect 7 o'clock, as two young girls were ,v ralk- tried as an experiment, is a. failure. ,It , sible, Mr. R. Tilrnb -
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� f, . . I Islands, and all per I bed. of Catholics in either America. or In - for Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 24, Bay- ing along Huron Street, iClinton they was t all claimed a set- I 1. .S. Fairbaix
I IPRIS014 FOR LADIES --A spe�ial prison � laud, and severely criticized Father field, W. W. Conner, W. oo I -ate when it was put down. It -� I
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I - I tion, as being in direct opposition tb. W. J. Stinson, Treasurer; Michael for the purpose of violatina her pel: others.
the event of the Senior Judge being dis- ticia of lady Land Leaguers, a number i y wet day.
� - M.; John were met by a low set ma -ii, who 'g,asp- is soft and dirty evor� a to his horse on the Made an
. . �, 'know, that in. is being fitted up for the accommoda i Sheehy.and the recent Chicago convor'- Pollock, D. M.; Goo. 11
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0 Oil ; Kinkora. bile coming down stairs 1� —A W. Robb Esq., Mayor of Strat. TEA
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... " STPOintment of the present Junior � '. fOrO fell and broke her leg. i . the auspice
:: . I left Now York Saturday afternoon car- , Church. . McDonald, 4th"' corn.; Jaf ) POSO 6red out of danger.
� .. . . - 3. Sturgeon, parties near bycame out on hearin �be i expected, the sad event has cast a ..._� - of St. Paul
I'll, ith, and --ad 184 bags of newspapers. Huron Notes'. I . I 9 .. I d j-_ H4CA
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. . . The British Consul at . . Mr. Charles Wilkie, a former. resi pre' nted wi an and it will be some timp b: Y -four was united � illness has been -of verY long duration, Aelivered I
� Panama — I influentially and 4! I - souri farmer of sevent I
position that we now occupy. has dent of Exeter, died in Detroit a few nutherously signed requisition asking of ; .1. �� I
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. - - � him to accept tile popibion of Mayor of few evenings after thi her fright. A of,eighteen. , civic � - . field, and N-
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� Tomfs' abacacter for uplaghtness'and ry, .stolen from the 40tel where he' chair a few times during the year. I
lu was Stopping, I I � be 9t that town'durina the while a couple f Magistrate of Str.&t- �� I .� ENT.UIXT-k
I il. ��2; integrity i e, while from 0 coming year. Mr. Of YOnDg ladies were re. arrived home from his trip to Scotland. � ford. Mr. Robe - iliterary-eill
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1 �42 & legal poi, it of view he is eminently at gentleman in Wingham for $4,000 pressure of -private business. Sine they bad been preparing for . ; , Th att I
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. _ _ ir the Officu-, but, unfortnia- in Wic,ldow - —The'Haron C jnt� Sabbatb Schoo. -then Mr. Forrester, the present M entertainment, they something ' his 29eb year at the ti e of his domise; . !� 4
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c ,ai:l e more yeal , er in fall or, —Rev. D. B. Whimster, of the Proof Rogistrar of North Perth. He was best local '�
It- 7 It . --) I Or8012- On separat- , Wednesday and Thursday, February 8th will likely be elected by acclamation. for evil intent is unknown. Clin ton � �
. 1�_ unftt him for this high, h they cheered Paraell, Dillon, - and 9th, 1882. ' � ' Line Presbytetian Church, was pre- educated at the public and High ' several 11141
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� I the arm of a lady on the street in Wing- *—The following is an extract from a l8eaving for Manitoba, with a purse of th!ough . - . . �
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T :i� � Y�-, - - it would be little short of -D . the various primary classes in C&SIOD� alK
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1 - Petersburg eight the township of Ashfield, who 9 ... .
----- i !"_ . C� . intend lit him by the Shoulder, causin was found dead on having secured a more lucrative situa- , of Worth Perth for a number of �, t"11OMP)AIM
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r B. Doyle and Mr. Davidson, of beat � al was the largest ever seen
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�c Junior Jud . :,and that either of them will A BAD BITE.—Govaruor� Shepherd i death will be deeply regretted. ' d -at I
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I i 44, . all e I e North Huron Teach Y Ines Fahey, formerly of the - -where be �
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I t turn to Washington for treatment as ces of the . ed ational. reports rimers, I fenced, etc., and. in good order; a left Toronto for the capital of that i Bea ights an
. d- � believe, enti rely free from the main ob- 0 Oddfellows' Lodge. - . ., science p 1.
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; 11 j —Mr. John Cullis I y finished, Province on Monday. We have good sleighing now, and in fact . the pnbl�
I I , esent ' THE , of Auburn, has I Teachers' Library which, So far,' is and some 40 bushels of potatoes in pits. � have had for the last three weekg. The
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. t li:. u, under the care. -Of The man's name was Tom'McDonald, I as assistant teacher in the Mitcho i slf6w is about fourteen inches deep on I . . ; 9 . � V
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�L_ temperate i,4 his babits, but there are tarY, will,keep "bachelor's hall?, at the years from the first of January next I H49h School, has resigned, and the Sit. I and by -all appearance we are - i
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l� t which are well known to to preside on soci ently -held in Wing- ndent says:
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ham, was ver (j Ue r 0 our promising young in and linleiss the snow goes away before .
I I I I al occasions. ry, was withdrawing the cork out of a, tioned that. he bad a brother in r a On of ell has !' - . I
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I _ i", � __ t .... ell entirely unfit, him for To DEAN STANLEY.—Tbe lots were'sold at prices varying from $31 8 - . I
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made from t�e Bar of this county, Mr. doubt y will .a' ant, ' sudd-only. escaped and Scalded her ters. The Son has b ce. I I to the hymenial altar. Query—which � ing frozen over, east of Win ip I
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. Z.- Davidson is aided; the most fit per- moria will f Of theivillage of Craub Dr. Hutchinson I T�hese are the arily relatives of the do I -�
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� I election 1'.50 in the spring. of her There is no debt , el, consisting of' 75 acres, has bee
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. . - S during the Present year. will be re I —Mr. John ' steady worker, arid kind hearted. His the sum of $3,000. . this wee'k
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2 . I ._ 4 ccusa- Divine service., A tea meeting -in 0012- - few household effects covered the ex- I —Rev. H. H. McPherson, M. A., son 1 good business in their- new store. - . Fall whet
, . -TT . i. a,�,' e positionwith dignity and honor, no to false , � b,00k up 32 acrss of land near the . wes d Routland 9 -re doing -&
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C� ; � f -- th tions, and it is stated the false accu'361's Jera boundary of Winn' 11 I softhehineral. Thelotis-worth lof Rev.Thos. McPhersoa, Stratford, ' Buildin' .
V I 3arly in September of ]a something, say $100, or even , 00.,, Olng on here. The I - . to 38c, ba
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� � �, V th o pay for the land except a mortgage of Bays: In response to the communica- days with his relatives in Stratford be- ! in the tipring. There is gr6at ta in � to 1�
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1 � U11 ) Is -Hudson River dentist of Goderich, who is a lover Of 6,500. Mr. Gregory received a tele- 1 tion fore proceeding to his new home ill I Norqu having a r
4 . : d'' , 0011,111ty for th� Senior Judgsllip, and the Went down ay last ,Feek. It was-
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11� N - - ce offering him 1 Western 41ailw'&Y by His 'worship the Halifax. � LocALVI
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; � . maiii- &a it, 4 S. It will only be politi- 1,500 feet long was J. Harris, of Colborne. ting 1 RailrOad Company intend making &
� . . and 356 feet.wide. he remainder of 'his I&nd. He has I Mr. G, R. Mash, of the Great Western, - tile town , Of Stratford from her Chr
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�� 4- being done. The appointments will have been more severe gales and be, ullOtt, sold three bead of cattle to a ire his pile. � i mittee, . River and are going westward towards
-.11 in the parlors of the Albi electors last, Saturday, resulted in'the the coal fields, Some of our citizens I .
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7 I I I even two Township of Turnberry will be held in � it� Of a conlidetiou with forty-6ne. � news as th 11 sad it it
. - ,. and the leadl., ng Conservatives of _�-this houses were unroofed and �artly de- ,bundred. I . .- V,
- Dominion Govern�me throughout England. Many -ought to have been made the —The municipal nominations for the ' , M uday afternoon last. The desir bil.
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I- i . I. The rivers overflowed and —At a ineeting of the members as driven the "Spec" out of their town property short-
, . � - 'A coa-lityllow have it, in their power to ,t � i 1, Bluevale, on the 25th of I Western Railway was discussed ful __N1r. E. Davis, who h
i # 'I t� of Decem her, at 12 o'clock, noon - -The fol- ! but Mr. h was C M -Kinner
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.- I w - A zN . the Baptist ('31hurch., WiDgharn, recently mas ver reti ent as � 11 staaebetween Exeter an ', -
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i . : . T t. ar EGYPT1_.1Qi FORCE A -i- I I hold hearty and unanimous call was y I ompally would do 'in I I via Woodhain and Kirkton 'e, I offering a bon -as of 375�000' for a raij- 4 -sio-ri tQ M
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" � F, ,a Polling Sub -Division I matter. I � ! yearspast, has recently removed big road from Portage -la Prairie we tw r - . -
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prophet w.ith 1,500 followers are total Wingbam, prepared "' " ,I family to Wood ham. He will hereafter 1 on the! south side of the Assinib -
t 5� I people and editable to themselves. Sou(la�,_ . Central Africa. A false son, of Selkirk, to -become their pastor. James Young Returning Qfficer; Sub.
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1. . -1 - this d mor. person eutered and Stole .a gold watch I . r —The sale at Mr. Thomas Green's with railroads before long. � .
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- that I A V'Iclous BRUTE. — Washington C 9, Tom K. Powell, Return- � , 1 Municipal affairs are getting
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I .' to look abo've 'nere partizan or per i Jersey, att . i ties desiring it. Regarding the proposed - I � : '1
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� i I ' all up - to $42 two i oldest �ettlers are riinuing for council turda,
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. . . � , —The'Exeter Times of last week re 1 amalgamation of the Credit Valley I year old ows T
. i fl_� SOnal Consider EL-tionS and free- US fro - empted to drive a large boar , —Mr. George Fulton, of Mt. Clemens, I attended. C Sa
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7 � . &: im� 1 -ing, uport, him and mangl d him terribly. traded the property owned by him . Of -the county as follows-. or the other I I ter to tell who w.11 I lisi.
- � I 1, � i the dograd Position we 1 a few days ago,,whon the brute turned Michigani and formerly of Clinton, has ! I
v - �t - " I -danger which is JO, 0 1 say nothing one way i ;011
: �; � now occupy' He died�on Wednesd on 1. A nomination day approaches, . I a A young boar pig was sold for $18, and i -s
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- I- threatened. e4able talk is being i - 11 up to � it over. .
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�� �1� I _ ult of the elections for Reeve . remain in abeyance until settlement I $59 and $59.50 respectively. Lambs,
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- Gladstone speaks reassuringly of the —Mr. John Beacom, th was reached. Enquiries a- I per pair, brouglit aship 6, .1
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11 ._� I state of Ireland. it - e well known made by v from #20 to $33.
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�� Tories-. The election took place on occur in a Country, to imagine that ing the rumor to the effect tha t o tone of the meeting wa& not al by spect .
e.� t and woli—b ,)rBt thillas en horseman of, G6derich township, pub- thie names of a number are mentio rious members of thA committee re- I —Several sales of property have and ha� on. The land e
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. �; - day that lishes a card'in a Clinton pap has ned ceived non -committal replies, but the' been made in Blansbsrd during the 1-fi3st qilality, but in some plac I
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Z � I. t ile unicips" r, together i past few weeks. Mr. Hudson has sold t e
� �_�'. I I the defeat people in the townhbip of Usbbrue unsatisfact Nwv, 8crubby and hilly, bu if the rail i
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