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[aim the, city,
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4 the spring, .
Pt�, a�na - that � �
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report of the .
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,,ather the fol- -
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ulairs, regar, �,'
A : Na. on roll e
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girls,, 1.1,13-1;
a"R.,100. -Total, I
or each Sanday
I a sorry to learn
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L obliging agent :
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is tendered hilt
iame, has been
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not yet Made I
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6 he holds con-
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rreight sheds StL
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red men. Ghief
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4d had shipped
ised poultry to
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v.a% misaingg,, and
mers- know some-
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ff. Gibbons, died L
,ear of his age.
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anada. ifty
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(Zarch. He leaves
v. three sonar and I
�.e latter being i
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an-asind chickens, ;
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- _ OL K)Urer' Wag a Sort of a slarprfse jP&rty. Itis Zealan d wl�,ich is 6d better. , 'TWI= 'MnWr f ENTHAL 1 04 H
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1, 6111A 001�-!' %7 A& a were
108C: He immediately set out for a
P&r[011ioneri called upon hi 'in a body,
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ate up 'everything there in,
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11 slow Y. � Cargoes an) quiet. There
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form house to get a bag to hold his
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nails, and, to his great surprise, . he
found an his - return that; his horses,
amount of silty cents.11-H idaysbu
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wagon, lumber -and. nails had,disappear. ,
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On ,his arrival there he met with'
r4entiv had
lived at the residence of his. fa6e
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Brown of a daughter.
another disappointment. Finding t -bat; L
AugustalMaine, married a feN' weeks
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they had not returned be retraced his
and leased apartments in a I
nother pirt
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steps and when he had gone about a
mile. he found them in a barnyard all!
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oftbecity. The other evening aft)r
completing big d '
my's work, he left � tj
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but the nails, &portion of which he I
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Boston paper and then climbed the, 4
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to his father's hopse. Enteri
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-week Mr. A. Hummasou's team broke i 1
from the mill at Gorrie,
famil.
iar precincts le, marched to the
wash room, made his toilet and th
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away grist and
ran furiously into the driving shed at
presented himself at the table. The
Bruadipot,-of Kansas, 1.0 M ies Helea Ronald, ,
siscer of "Mr. .T. D. Ronald, of Brussels,
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Carapbell's hotel, where they ran into
family h . oper
tions e ,
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McRitaiMr. VVm. R.rbottle, of Portage la
XrL John MeLSUghlin's buggy and
,sm�ahed it considerably. The tongue,
I amazement, and*
at last -the mother- softly inquired - '
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of the wagon was broken in the 'met a I
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th"'M F son have you procured a divp
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early in
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CHLUCI the residence of the
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and'HoLaughlirils, horse knocked d
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your wedded career
A pale flush suffused the ' I an'S
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Xllxab�tij, daughter ot My, Wm.. Wing, ail of
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-Mr. H. Fowell, who has. been en- �
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face, w .
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_. gaged as colleater for Mr. Jas. Pickard,;!
dinal. Then be- gasped: "I forgot i
about being
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Of Exeter, during the paA four years, is
Winnipeg,
married." Leaving t
table amid a roar of I ogbter, the
a IM
about removing to Manitoba,
where he, has obtained a lucrati .
Ve po"
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Man hurried. out mid walkeo hastil
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tion in an agricultural implement estab-
home, where big young wife wAs irupa�,
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FARM To RENT.—Wanted to rent for five,
lishment. Mr. Fowell, during big stay
tiently awaiting his coming. ' .
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acquaintances, who deeply regret his
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Tjocal Notices.
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WINES. AND LiQuORS of the finest
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brands for4gedicinal purpcses at L. TijoRNK's
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W- estern v. Bastern Civilization. I-
FamilyLiquor Store. 776 * � .
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CARLING% AMBER ALF, and porter . La
's India XXX �,00d
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The -American who sits in a street
pale ale and stout In
and bottle at L. TIJORNM's Liquor Store. 77
leading to the recovery of this animal will be
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omnibus or railroad car and 4"s a,
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L. THoRNF. has been appointed'..A;e
two year old cattle, two heifers and two steers.
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young woman whose waist is pi ched
ly
for the Fairfield Plains Vineyard, w hich is
noted
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to a, point that makes her breathing
for tho best %vines in Canada. 776
or to the ndersigned, will be,suimbly rewarded.
mere panting and PUM-Ug, and wtiose
To THE: FARmERS.-Foster A Sons
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feet are, squeezed into shoes with a high
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are still pushing their business. Faitners
do well to give t rage ome
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on Thurs d, the 7th December, at 1 o'clock p.m.,
h1eal in the middle of the Bolef which
trade, as thc-y keelp first-class workmen an
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compels her to stump and hobble, asi
repairs for all kinds of Agric?ttural implen
er,
to.
she; tries' to, walk, should be very wary] I
Grain crushers re -cut and,;atisfaction guarai
teed.
PATIMSON Secretary; RoBBRT CARLISLE and
ALEX. ii�Awm,Trustees, Hensall?. 0. 792-3f
of praising the superiority of Earopeaul
All kinds of their celebrated plow points k-ept
gtock. 7 80
the Walton Cheese Factory will be held. in
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and American civifiz%tion to that of thei:
WILSON i* YOUNG have a large
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East. The grade, of civilization which!
well usoited stock of� oboice family Lyro
lies,
superior oars for so Tice, th 4, season. One
thoroughl red Chester White andl the --other im-
squeezes % waist into deformity is not'
provisions, crockery and glassware. Parties
Lot 26 ' is
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in that respect. at leastj superior to that,
which squeezes & loot into deformity"
quiiinganythingin either line can''depeadon
ttingit from them at the lowest price and
Lee best
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Seaforth, I thoroughbred Berkshire boar. Terms,
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It is in both instances a, barbarous con-
quality. All goods guaranteed to -b(
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repre -ented, and to give satisfaction, it not, ti
as I
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- ception. &like of beauty and of the f uIlic-
can be returned. The highest price pal�
butter, eggs, and all kinds of farm and 'da
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tion, of woman. The squeezed waist - and
produce Call and examine stock and judge.
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the- squeezed foot equally assume that
yourselves. 781 . ,,, .
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- distortion of the human frame may be
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. OAK If A 7,I Glothing House - th, 01' Pis
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beautiful., and that helpless idleness is
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to buy Fur gapsin a1l qualities and-ityl
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theL highest sphere Of WGMaU.
Tweeds in lRuglish, Scotch an ana Mtn,
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But the im-'erfe6tion of our Western,
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Cants'F`iu�hings in all the late noval-
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civilin,tiju sbows itself in more serious
a large assortment
ties' a
Coll9;:maPnrd'%ge just * received, Ulndor-
of
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forms involving women. The promis-
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clothing 1u!Scotch and Canadian, (sizqs,)
of Me-
I otious herding n. and women pris-
Boyle, yout'hal, S. Men's,Men's &,O.S,Xe4's,
OrierS 111 jg6ilS, the Opposition to refornia-
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Rea-dymad Clothing In Boys'and MeTi's
. tories and. peniteutiaries exclusively for
, Suits and a large assortment of O
. women, and in general the failure to
c9ats in al;'sizes, which will be sold. at
provide, as 9, matter of course, women
attendmuta and women nursea, for al�,
very much reduced prices. Orde ed
Clothing alspecialty. - AU orders
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women. prisoners an" ts, is a sigi -
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auteed, DFNCAN & DUNCAN.- 779. i .
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nal-illastration of a low toile of civilizm-, -
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tion. The moat revolting instances of
during the
Auction Sales.
this abuse was the discovery
On Tuesday, December 5th, 18. at
sum, mer that the patients in a woman's
10 o*.clock A. M. on -Lot No. 22 , on- .
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ins&.ne, hospital in Now Orleans were
cession 131, Hay, Farm Stock', i
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bathed. by male attendants.
ments and Household Furuiture.T1
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It should not need such outrages to
draw Boupet, proprietor; E. 'Bosspn-
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apprise us of the worth of the general
berry, auc�ioneer. � d
� principle that humanity and decency
On Friday, December 8, at 12 ol ' clock
require that in all public institutions
noon, on Lot 12, ConceBsiou 17, r Y,
women should. be employ6d,in the care
a it &
Farm Stock and Implements. ;
of women., A wise proposition during-
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Archibald Duncanson, Proprietors�; A.
the yeax to provide women at the police
Delgatty, A,uctione6r. I
,stations for the examination of women
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T31F, MARKBTS-
It is haird, upon the merits of the propos-
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al,to uaderstand why. Women who are
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SEAFORTH, Noy. 30, 1882.
arreated maybe criminals, ordrunkards,
Fall. Wheat Rer bushel .......... $0 87 to 4 92
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or vagabonds, or insane, or witless', or
_ Spring Whe%t per bushel ........ 0 85 to Q 95
slak. But whatever the reason of the
oa.ts per bushel .......... �.; - - - - 0 36 to 086
Peas per bu,4hel ............... ! 67
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. arreat, there can be no good reason
Barley per bushel ............. : �.O 45 to 55
whatever, in a truly civilized .colju�
=unity, that a woman taken undev
Butter, No. 1, loose ....... � ..... 0 JL7 to 0 18
Butter, tnb .. ............. �-. .. - 0 17 to, 019
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such. circumstances should be ab&nl-
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Eggs.. .. .... ...
Flour, per -jopo- .1 -b -S. ... - ... - - - - , - - 2 50 to. . 2 70
doned to personal search and examina.
iE[ay,new .... 4 i ............ 8 00 to' 9 00
tion by the kind of men to whom that
business is-usua,11y allotted. The sures�
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Hides, per 100 lbs .. .... :::::
Sheepskins each ............ 6 ... 0 50 t I 1 20
to' 0 20
sign of the civiliz&tion-of any com-MUD'ity
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wool ................. I ... l...... 0 18
Bait (retail) per barrel ............
I 25
isitatreatment of womela,'and. the pro'-
of our civilization is shown by the
Bait (wholesale) per barrel ......
Potatoes, per busbiel(new)..... * . 0 35 U
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-0 40
greaB:
constant amelioration of that condition.
Dressed Hogs ........ ..... — .
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But the unreasonable and even revolt-
'CrANTON, Nov. 80, 1882.
ing circumstances of much of the public
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ran Wheat per bushel .......... $ 0 87 to 090
ant of them may wisely modify
tra&tmp
Spring Wheat per bushel ........ . 0 88 to 0 90
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ecstasies over our vast superiority. -
Oats, per,bushel ................ 0 84 t,q 0 85
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Barley per bushel ........ I ........
The squeezed waists and other tokens
Pead per bushel ................ 0 62 , 0 65
of the kind show. that our civilization
Butter ......................... 0 18 to! 0 20
0 21
has not yet outgrown the colaception,of
Eggs ............... �., _ *, , * _ t6 22
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I th moat Meretricious. epochs, that wom-
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Hey Per ton ......... I � ........... 7 00 to 00
POfttrOeV, per bushel ............. 0 32 to 0 85
- and is
� an exists for the delight of man, -
wool ........................... 0 W to 0 25
meant to be a kind of decorated &ppen-
Hides, per 100 its ......... _ ... 7 00 'to 8 00
- f6tten.
dage of his life, while the men
Dressed Elog$ .................. 7 00 to 8 00
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daritB and men nurses of woman Pris,
oners and patients show -&most unciv-
LIVIMRPQOL, Nov. 28.—Spnng wheat,
ilized diarecrard of the just AlustiuCtS Of
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08a 10LI ; red winter, 8a 10d to 00s
098 6do
sex. We are far from asserting. th at
in this
(1d; white, 09s 0d; club, I
oats, 5s 06d; barlqy, 5s 6d; peas, 713
,, therefore the position of women
country is to be likened to their position
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10d ; pork, 097B 6dj;
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cheese, 60s 6d.
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in China, where the contempt of men
denied them souls, Or to that among
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—Fall wheat, 50.90
- savage tribes, where they &,,a treated as
to 00.93; apr�ing,
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00 to $1.04; oats � 410
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beasts of burden. But because we are
riot wallowing in the Slough of Despond,
to 420; peas, 60o t
740 ; hay, per touill,
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72o ; barley, 550 to
$13 00 to 016.050;
it does not follow that we are sitting in
The traveller who
butter, 18c to 23c; potatoes per bag,
75c to 80c; eggs, per doz., 25c to 28c.;
- the House Beautif al.
has climbed to the mer A glace at Cha-
dressed hogs, per 100 lbs., $7.00 to
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nio,uni, and sees the valley wide out-
$7-70 ; wool,, per pound, -18c to 200..
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str�eteh�ad fax below him) sees also fox
above him tho awful .un lit dome of
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Iii-ve Stock Markets.
44 Sovran Blanc-" ' Whafever point we
MONTREAL, Nov. 28.—There was it
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m&y. have reached. there is still a higher
lively demand for home consumption,
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point to gain. Nowhere in the world.
prices were fe to c higher Ter lb.
are women so truly respected as here,
Prime beef sold at to 51c; second
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nowhere oug,Lt they to be more happy
class, 4ic to 5c ; and ean cattle at 2jc
than in this country. But this is no rea-
to 3o per lb. livemeight. The best
gon that the New Orleans outrage should
sheep brought $7.50 to 08.50 ; Iambs,
be possible, while the same good ,sense
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$2.50 to $4 50, and hogs $7.25 o 07-50
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and love of iustice which have removed
per 100 lbs. � .
so many barriers to fair play for women,
EAST BUFFALO, Nov. 28.—Cattle—I
Should press on more cheerfully than
Fresh arrivals light and demand fair.
i _. ev,er to remove those that remain.
Prices were shaded still furt4et,,and ip
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some cases all of 10c. off. A nu I mber of
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choice steers taken at 65.65 to 05.75 ;
-yght fair shippers, $4.60 to $5, Stockers
- Small Difference Made.
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in good supply And lower, especially, _
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U dressed iman with
4 Who is this well , i
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light ones, Some Of Which Wo 'L
theseml skin Overcoats bat and gloves.?
33.10. Other grades unchanged
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I lie carries a gold�headed cane.' and is
Sheep and lambs —Demand: light; all
followed by a. bull -dog in a scarlet
not sold. : Fair to, good Western sheep
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blanket T Do you know him -?7'
were quoted at 43.85 to 04.25 ; choice
It Gh, yes; that is Sluggerj_ the pugil-
to extra, $4.40 to 15 ; �Westem lambs,
� ht. Fine man. H -%rd hitter. Very
44.60 to $5 . 25; Canadas, $5.40 to 85.60.
[ popular. Always surrounded by a
Hogs—Market dull. and lower. Sales-
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Yorkers 9 - $6.10 to $6.20 for good to
him. He is very well off ; WaS given a
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choice-; light Yorkers in very ligbt de -
I benafit the other night that netted him
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mand, at $5-90 to 86. 00 ; good Medium
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weighta, 46.30 to $6.50; gd,pd heavy,
- Indeed; he is very fortunate."
56.55 to 56.76; one load of Vary extra,
" Oh, yes, & vary fortunate fellow
; . 5.50 to 05.75. �,
f 6.85 ; - pigs, $ 1
r3ulis high in his profession, YOU see. if:
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looking old man close behind the pugil-
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ist and hill friends? Poor mans he
LoNPoN, Nov. 27,—The Maxlli Lane
seems, thinly clad for this Wintry
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xnress in a revie w .of the British
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as beenf,-nO a I dvancein any oll6r do-
riptiou of foreign, breadstuffaj which
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11 slow Y. � Cargoes an) quiet. There
;Ave been" eight arrivals 4 d five
ges. - W. 1 - California aivanced
d. -The forward trade has b een in-
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lactive'. prices remaining steady.
lourha �Ieen in restricted demand,
d sale are more or less labored.
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om Anjerics are heavy. Barley has
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ROWN-In Seaforth on the , the wife
Brown of a daughter.
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1e4NMNr-'WI',mieafortb on the 18th ult , the wife
of Mr ;ao. McGinn of a daughter.
OALLUM—In East Wawanosh, on the 21st
,nit., the wife of Mr. .jamiDs- McCallum of a
�on. � * . . I
OL&RS—In �&Ft Wswanosh, 20th
on the ult,,,
- wife 61 Mr. George Solws of a son.
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mael Longman, formerly of Hullett, of a
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Mr. X. B. McCoomb of a uon,
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IRRITT—In B13 th on the 27th nit., the wife
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HE42N—In
AX'Mr..
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the wile of Mr. F. Maophersun of a Son.
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116DIE—In Walton on the 22nd Nay., Mabel,
. daugh.er of Mr. Chao. Brodie, aged 1 year and
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0STER—LYONS-1tHillside,Dundag, on the
29bh inst., by the Rev. Jas., Graham, Mr.
Hurace Fuster, of Clinton, to Miss Sarah,
youngest daughter of Edward Lyons, Esq., of
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HOADFOOT—RONA,LD—At Chatham on the
:_ 23rdiwt.,by Rev. Mr. Walker, Mr. John
Bruadipot,-of Kansas, 1.0 M ies Helea Ronald, ,
siscer of "Mr. .T. D. Ronald, of Brussels,
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ARBOTT PATTEESOZ�—Iu Grey on the
13thuit., at the residence of ' the bride'h
,father 'Mr.. George Patterson, by Rev. D. B.
McRitaiMr. VVm. R.rbottle, of Portage la
�Prarril, to Miss Mary Patterson,, of
,Grey. . . I
RMSTRONG—HUNT—At the residence of the
I bride's -father, on Wednes0ay, the 15th ult.,by
Rev- & J. Robinsoa, Mr. Irving Armstrong
. to Miss L. Huut, daughter of hir. E. Hunt',
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CHLUCI the residence of the
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brideV tether on the 26th nit., by Bev* H '
Dierlamm, Mr. David Sehluchter to bliss
Xllxab�tij, daughter ot My, Wm.. Wing, ail of
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nit., b I Bev H. Dierltimm, Mr. Adam Yan8b
to Mis; Paulina. Loewegat, both of Hay.
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,_9f Lot 18, Cbncession,,9, Stanley, containfug
;0 ae'res, about 40 of which� are cleared, the bal-
knee well timbered v6 ith miple. Therb are 6
Lares undeT fall whpat. There is a log house and
rood frame barn, also a 3 oung o chard and a
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never faili�- sprin,J of water. Is within a mile
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theBayfield tioad, and couvenient tu�tnarkets,
churches, - chools, &e- For juriber pa, ticulars
apply to tl e undersigned on the same. Concession
or to Varna P.O. DAVID POLLb( JK 782
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years,' Lot 11, doncession 7, Stanley, a farm
containing I 00 acres, about 80 (-f which are clear-
ed and in a state of good cultivation. There are
ten acres under fall whem. The buildings and
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fence are o d, and there is a good orchard. It
is wilin t�,,)O' miles of the village of Varna, and ig
convenien to markets. The f,%Il'plowing is all
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d?ue and 17 acres are seeded to grass. P,issesBion
given at a y time, Apply on'the premises or to
the propli; ter, Varna P. 0. R. TURNER. 782x4
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8 " , Tuck6rSmith, P;bout the middle of November,
a two year'old red and wbite steer. The owner
can hmve the same on proving property and pay-
ing chargeo. SAMUEL C&,RNOCHA-N Jr. 782x4
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STRAYED . HEIFER.—Strayed froin the prem-
ioes of the undersigomed, 2nd Concession,
H. R. S , uckersmith, in the month of Octobtr
last, a red eifer, 24 months old, well-bred and
with fiPe beid and borns. Any information
leading to the recovery of this animal will be
suitably rewarded. G E.' CRESSWELL. 782
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ises of the undersigned, near Varna, four
two year old cattle, two heifers and two steers.
One of the heifers was white, and the other red,
with a few wbite hairs on the face. The stpers.
were red d white and one was a little larger
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than the o her. Rey were all -marked with a
roun( hol in the right ear. A - ny person giving
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such info ation as will lead to the recovery of
these ani a , Is at TuE EXPOSITOR office, Seaforth,
or to the ndersigned, will be,suimbly rewarded.
SAMUEL �IARRIS, Varna. - 782x4
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AMEE�1NG of the patrons of Winth-rop
cheese Factory wiLl be held in the Factory
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on Thurs d, the 7th December, at 1 o'clock p.m.,
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sharp, to � ceive their checks and a statement of
the seaso' s work A meeting of the sharehold-
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mediately after, to make arrangements for next
season. Every one interested invited. JOHN C.
iioRRISCN, See etary. . , 782-1
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thi class c
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in School ection No, 10, Hay, for 1883. Appli-
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catioDs, w. th testimonials, will be received until
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Decemberll5th by the undersigned. ROBERT
PATIMSON Secretary; RoBBRT CARLISLE and
ALEX. ii�Awm,Trustees, Hensall?. 0. 792-3f
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WALTO�q CHEESE F&CTORY.—The annual
meqting.of the shareholders and patrons of
the Walton Cheese Factory will be held. in
Beirne's E all on Thurgtiny Dec. 14, at I
o'clock p. m.:.for the purpose of winding up the
business 0! the pa,st season, el6eting Directors
and "ki arrarg,ements for neybft year's work.
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Decemberig. 782-2
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informthe public that hel has two very
superior oars for so Tice, th 4, season. One
thoroughl red Chester White andl the --other im-
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proved Be-kshire. Both winnerg Of fir" prizes
atClinton-fall Show, 1882. Tdrms, $1, cash.
b Concession� Stanley) I London Road,
Lot 26 ' is
joHN STA.NB1jRy- ! - 782x3
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BERkKeN season
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his farm, onthe Huron Road,f2i miles east ol
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and payable at the time of serviiice. MICHAEL
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give, a L 1 13 discount to those I paying caB , SO
juarried conpl �s-
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T .&.ill selling oft highly 11 3dshad chairs foi
. weather. Do You -0- un- grain trade during the paslo wee , Skyo a - � tonlo Sgring Bea, the
"Oh, yes; that is old-Faithful,11 Co . Lopelessly late'. wheat $2.60. 1 sl8okeepRnOwl
rned man, they "Progress with h beat Sno cheapest in the morket; werranted
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� . say. Been a preacher of the gospel all sowing ifj -vary a . There is no W ma divect,ly Opposite M. R. Oounter'o
- at. He had a favorable circumstances . =
, gsrnmo�h.jeweir,y Store, Main street, Sestorth,
his life but poor as a r . imiDrovenient in supplies, and dry . I 6st Side. �
benefit,'. too, the other night." scarce. Trade is dull Be' . skins, fare apd, tallow. No
ruples'are still cash des, .-
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I :)pes that by honest and upright dealing, by close application to business, .
And h( . D inner 3#ir&-Good, Assortumat-Prices Low.
merit a fair share" of public patron- � j �
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age. Our stock is now about complete, and we show - some flue lines. and would .
draw vour attention to our DRXSS GOODS -very pretty; our BLUA - BLACK 6!hwnber &ts--F('hite and Frint#-Stock Large. ,
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CASHMERE -lovely goods; our BL CK and COLORED VELYWATEN Ej- I ; I .
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR -grand, value; our FLANNELS, BLANRETS, ToiZet Sia—Misap and Good. �:
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. Fancy Gooels Holiday, Weddi' an�d Birthday Fre8sn18--7r_,
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