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I 8- - - . I - - . . I I . .. . ; "vere appointed auditors of satisfis I with his Prairie home in ])&. � I
-_ . . .1 . - Mr. johnston on behalf of the friends in Henssll ; S. Foster, Returning Offl. Vlls� . - ination for kots.-The Mul it of the Presbyto 1, I
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be invi , and it is also expected there - landsuaden gethat was so soon astor cer, No. 8 polling lace, Town Hall; C. schoo was a T . . � - .
_ . present, briefly welcomed the p I ,Ctnmiug Officer for Trus 8 was ordered to be held accord- churchl on Sunday l"t b . I
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- & COLDWELLs -big demo ake place., . I it is that we knOW1 . , Wilson, -Deputy Ross, from --Brussels. ---r The ' �
KENNEDY will. -be a notration here next t' , 7 bride, and stated that' liheY law on Wednesday, the 27th day Rev. Mr.
I Court, I not what - a y �or even- a single hour and his 1. hearty No. 4, pollink Place, Merrier's School ing tc reverend gentleman -made & very mble, -I-
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t I . So much for the Local I , . would find slawtokens of tha _ a several wards, and the I -
,fiarristera� AttoMV82 SOU040rsl &C. samme I words may bring r h. . . ttered House; J. 11. Schnell for No. 5, polling Decei abor, in th. oted to have the and earnest aAdres8. Mr. Clappiscu . -
I and no, v permit -me to say 9, few . I i .gQod will of the 'people 801i place, School House in'School Beotion Secre 5ary w&3 Matra -_ �
t about t ae Order in general. The Order , . . a the pantry''and collar to help ;ary bills printed and posted up preach, 3d -as usual in ,the Methodist
DONALDSON% ]MOON, I LocALBRIE s. -. The High School around ii No. 12; J. Cook for No. 6, in Dash*ood, neces g trustees churel on Sabbath eve . - If those .
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. Main I Street; Winnipeg. to 3whi6h we owe allegiance is the,oldeSt 11 peotor visited 'the Seaforth Bohol them in beginning their housekeeping that a by4sw be passed confirming calling the Same. . The retirin ning .1
benevolent organization in existence, it Ins I and ung og,entlemen I who are in -the w,
Seevirity, I at on Monday lal it. He complimented the career. Mr. Bickell replied in a few the sa,me.-Qarried. The Council Ad- are Messrs. Samuel Wallace, Robert yo M -
Money Invested on, Mst-Cla,50 havingi been instituted Ple 68, Jobu W I
I . ngland. It has from teachers on tl 6 highly efficient cond�- well chosen words, after which all on- eat on Friday, December w ood and David Man- habit (if annoying the wngregation it -1
, collectid1w xww, &0� Knaxet borough, E - Mr. Joseph Abell gaged in praise and prayer. The com-_ journed: to T � eat the M Abodist church on Sunday*oven. - �
� w I son., The Board adjourned to, m . 1:
i '. . tren6eudous tion of the school. 29th. .1 in -nary, -ings, con
'I. B. A. G . R. 0 ormw a Smad, beginning grown to iheu se- ------------- #.— .
. T. 8 - Xv N NPS W, FLLI B A nt time on Saturday I ist ,with one of his dray I piarated pleased with their on the first Thursday i Jan Id find some �ther means Of
I, I . I I P9111y - . I agn, s would confer -
, propor dons) and at the prese . of paper at eutertsinmerkt, pleased with their first � Winthrop. 188 1, according to law -Gro. SPROAT,- amusing themselve , they :
i� !strict Courts. The teams draw neaIlly four tons . a favor on the community.- 0 11
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.: compr. ses, 387 D . .1 station to impres4ions"of the bride, and especially Mr. Becrotary. ur mer. : '
Z 9 'j, one load from ' rai way BERmoic-The Rev. .. : I
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_1 courts in these districts numbir 4,587, 1 wil themselves� - for having A*OTEIER PIG. -Mr. George Plowes, of chants are busy getting in Christmas ... 1. I
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� I *41011- � � Xfooltot with average in each Court of '122 THic 'Ex�PoSIT� ind ja� d fitting dead to those Musgrove made touching reference in Tuolieramith, is quite a pig fancier. He Stocks, and report business as ushing. ,� �
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� , I big load, t3onSid ring there if; an up done a k an here on Sunday last to the I class, Partie i living near Ethel will fi r �
11�r� The n a in the spirit of their Master, hit; .sermon . f this 11 nd
I , - � memb, rs. umber of financial � gr'do a ,he wa,y� * Mr. John Lyons whocam. mise ofthelate John Cuthill, and has animals O . it to .c
� —, . in good standing is 563,909; . among � de I expense to procure the their advantage to do their trading in I
� __ memb .1 etumed.bome from Broindop on Fri- to spend and, be spent paid & high but well deserved tribute to and Dever f,pares , instea4 of going to ,,tov,,n.,, I .1
ICT 'MATTERS. honoroxy members � 13,224; Making &.� r much- pleas- them. . . � ; best.; A few days ago, he got h v, age . -
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I , DIST R. . mi.. 41 you$ is so , oryt of the deceased, .
i_ -, I total membership 577,133, with Court. day last �niqtry and "city" that he - . tile Morn 11 ING.— Mr. Alexander Adid young Suffolk pig, wbjoh he -We understand that Mrs. A. J. .
. ting' 0 013,533,425, the ad with the c( le. . GEESE- S�mAL sple ived on the 6&
_�_� . amoull I Blueva, , ged had purchased for a high figure, from Rainey, who formerly h
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I Cash I shall funds �' . jug up to $1,713,700-, intends, becomiug a permane�lt resident 'ni - Murchie, poot-waster ofthis place, MIS , I conceE sion, has lef t Jameatown,Dakots, - - I - .
� READY MONEY,---FOr , distri4 funds foot Brandon. '! returniabout- the A BOOTLE6 s TRip.-Two young T a of the best breeders in Ontario. I -
, froin now to: the 12th day, of JalluarY and the total district and . Court funds of � this Place finding game scarce in three of h ese "al few days ago. He On ' t to for Ca i ornis. I .
, - : m V rods of This� animal will be a great benefi I
J � - which completes my 16th year in Sea- svaila�le for charitable , purposes is firsf of the n6:;e*&ir1l' and 11 remove y, betook themselves 'to the followed itah'ee. tracks of the thief and . t. , I , eweslown f3toch, as well as to that -
� - I forth -sell at a small. advance on cost $15,247,125, showing. that it is the his family thither in the spr ng. -Many this vicinit, here found where the birds had been killed, M � � MoKillop. � ; ..
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- I jin goods that yoiX wtU:ftud ao. Ust of on . ra will re . learn of the rocky shores,of Georgian Bay, w * Of I neighbors. . L
,. iest benefit organization on the reade grat to m(rly & - res ing tor by the marks of the blood on the snow. -I SCH:)OLE-n iNATiox- -A public F,,.. I'll -_
, a. view of making this the wealth � rs, Diggle, for i- they intended hunting anA trappi
. nge 8, with not a few, death of M Constable Pethic was given the MERL ter � . -er. . I
I a 16 yeUS. face of tho Globe. There axe and sister of Mrs A. a few month's. After remaining about .. i Wroxeto I -1
� .. eat mouth's i I histowp, I ome searo ing I amino tion of the pupils in the Roxboro �
... pa,Dts Sp for themselves, and. do not in thii , country who seek to belittle the deni of t 001: place at - six weeks they had the good fortune to in charge and af ter some searo N�W STORE,—Mr- Conboy, lately of school, will tAke place on Friday next, .� X
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, I r I .any I,, . C. You need only to Ancia it Order of Foresters. They 0 cabridge on the snare one rabbit, and with this as a sign discovered . �o of the carcases along ide 4 . I I . .
� her residonc4 in Bra . the ftrice b6tween t4e.mill and tlap ast Eri �, has opened a fancy goods and the 1 th inst., commencing p6t9 o'clock .
stock. to: - pee that in the argue it is too arbitrary in its character, r of their. hunting prowess, returned home . Mrs. sanaer's blook, a III Parents in the section and friends I . .
. a Iny - . --aachinery is u i 'O I . ew iry ,store in . , � ,- -
i Ces,t, cheapest and t] at the ii nsuitea to, She �aa been ill f r a long . a their tavern. The third was found at'the j
. I . Una I have; the larl '43 wants of Canadians. We I time, and wis s1severe but 1 agent oaf- contented once more to assum stablo Secreted in an old stove. thre doors south of the post office. of lidacatiOn Rx8 cordially invited to .
(quaility considered) and most Complete the ta ites t'ono. We bad a peep into hotel
an a - former voos, I ' &to 900; alten� �. .
�, - . -8 )rpetrator of the theft was also "KETS.-Spring whoat, W . �
'I, stock in the - y yours. i forer. eafoith'h s this week been I af . _
- countv A Respectfull ersuaded now that the Subsidiary_ I d find a note as follows: The pe
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the leading jeweller. vollilng, . . I
_. COUNTER flicted with mi astrel per- their diary, i � f I 1 wheat, 87c. to 89c; barley, 45c to � I
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X. R I is in working two negro xpenoes tra $16; amunition, discovered, and made virtue of necf3ssi. &I to, 36c, to 37o ; -_ -_
� High Court ef 'Canada _. formances, o�e by the genuine Georgia . - He Was cited 500 peas, _68o to 70c; Oa ��
t REcErvED at D. D. Rose,s-Wew Teas, order,, that the laws governing the inst! . us $2 ; time lost $36 ; board, ty by confessing his guilt $6.7 to $7. Since the opening of LIST OF, I
which for quality and price I claim caWt be beat, tutioni will be so changed as to prevent Minstrels &�d ' another by a bog 3 ; traps, no rabbit before Mr. A. Govenlock, J. P., and was po I I ; .
� and it you doubt it 9, trial will convince the F ravellI,'Dg under that name. - A 30 -total, 02. ' Credit- 0 7 ordered "to pay a -fine of 85 and reim. the bwo grain wirehouses things have . �
- - any person from using such arguments troup t . 32c. peficii, 681.68. a I . Messrs. I i .
. most skept1W that it is so. Alsor, NeW Currants, umber of County ConDefflurs were in assumed a livelier aspect I
Valentl*' Raisin , Table Raisins, Figs, Prunes, 12 'on their vi 0 G. — Mr. and Mrs. burse Mr. Murchie for ibe geese. The I N �. I
in future. We h&vi? one of the finest town on Tuesday ay to the , G LDEN WEDDIN ' Hood have CHRISTMAS EW YEARS 1.
- . I Into Hooey & Sanderson and Mr. . -�
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Carded Peels, Bids -acts, Canned Tomatoes, Corn, systems for carrying out charitable pur . ge,e�of this place, having trod guilty person is, a man of dissol I . i , T
- . county town to spend their MR : table taken in and shipped & great quantity -
i.ams and Jollies, -can be devised, and so long he road , � - � has a respeo -AND- - - ,
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Peas, Peaches, Pearg, Apples, sithst moniall� for 50 years, habits, but , as he..�
� ats; am a fine assortaneRt of Pose 1 1 of ail kinds of grain this searson, and as I ;
and Canned as our�,cardfual -principles are to visit holidays-st. the public expense, of t grandchildren, family.we redraiii from publishing his I 11
ch will be sold at my I I ' - and . 6 to - -
. pure candies, �1111 of whi 783 the sick, relieve the distressed, bury the course. -Mr. James McCartney, who their .. children n their account. It is -to be thei obtain good rates th y are able 1- .
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- usuanow prices. t xn ad #oxn Manito�&, was in uncles, and ousibs, friends and name o I dl do give as high prices as can be I . . . . .
. �. FAumaa, YOuR ATM-CrroN.-Foxter dead !protect the widow and orphan,we lately re b 110sd�y- Mr. Mopartn,ey has acquaintances, assembled at the domi- - hopedi however, that this will be a an , d in any of the markets around. � "t PRESENTS �. .
. '�&ve no feats of being supplanted town on T obt�ine W�DDINAa ;
I need � ile of the aged couple to ass . .
. & Sons am makin- the beat Cutting Box in the ist them lesson to him, and that be will in fu�ure .
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,�. im ket, and are gMng- them cheap. Would " by '. itators whose .stock -in -trade is located land, ne�r Regina, knd intends 0 lebrating'their Golden Wedding, mend his � ways and provide for the _ Last week as high as 89i cents wa � E; bid . - .
� to get �. w year.- Man in ce . on fWl wheat and 71 cents on peas. . .
. � A returning ga,Fly lin the ne I ' i ily' by honest I f
1-. change for wood; so now is YOUT chance if-Rggrandizement.- rous and of necessities !-Of. his fv,m To be Found at the I
� ; dece tion and so � be presents B -The people living in
� & so,��s, seaforth Foundry.. 793-1 � I � id getting the TI were nume I
� I *no at F487MR are now blail engage . . .
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� IF you want f1ve year oiaRye Whis - I ng rinks in order. They differept descrit tions, values and kinds. means, whiVh he is quite capable of .A,D CONDUCT.-
� ; - i skating ani6 our4_ leave whiskey the' north and of the village have con- . _.
� . i . speeches Were c elivered by. the Rev. J.. doing if be 'would only clu -the mischief .
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;.- key call at KMLORAW1i liquor store Seaforth. Ing dad to put a a stop to
. �, if Y'o'u want five year old Malt Whiley, manu- Tia; MZCHANICR' INSTITUTZ.—The have considora�le. difficulty in g6tti T. I Fa rgow, M. p_ Messrs.� alone. - � I I � SEAFORTH 11 .
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I L I f�aured from barley grain, call at KiLLOR"'s semi-o6nnual meetink of the members of water owingto #he rink well being ,Ary. Philip, Tilimpno, Guest, Gordon,. — AU4, disturbance created by -drunken �� ,.
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I � 783 hanicB'*Institute was - The yo qing their pro- Leech rowdies going by. Last Tuesday even-
t ungattirs are watol I . I Stanley. .
I liquor store, Seaforth. the Seaforth Meo .. I King, and others, to. which Mr. _ ri- .
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� greas with g Mi. D. ing Is squad of young fellows got 910 i
� � . -room on Tuesday I ling and grateful rell F,kRM SOLD. -That excellent farm' be. Jeyivelry Emporium .
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� MAsoxxa.-Atv the Regal Communi- burned from New York on Magee made & foe . � ously drunk and smashed in the front I
.1 evening last, the V�ice President Mr. T. Wilson rel
. F agged couple are yet hate an lonoing to the estate of the late Skein .
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� � sation of Britannia Lod a-, held on I . - a fair Tutisday. H6 w1as SO` ill as to be co�fined ply. The 0 . ndow of Mr.Thomas' bakery, tore .
I I . Kidd � in the chair.: There was and have every prospect o Blair; near Kippen, has been purchased wl I I
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Z - ; g Brethren ple of days while in t down -part of some fences further on
� Monday evening., the ,1 . . . attendance of members. The r to bed for a icon he . . a "Diamond Wedding" a C1013E by'Mr. Thomas Dinsdale, of Stanley, I I (Established January 14,1867) by
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� -y elected office for the enon- city, and am H 4e d �*dn't care much then givID - anofinishedup by breaking some the
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E wore dul of the Treasurer and Secretary, = I � j foe the sum of 06,500. Mr. Dinsdale's I
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.1 rothers H. Cameron, P. M., m a In- whether t or abive. . I wi4dows in Mr. Stokes' wareho, I
L ing year: B were Tead and adopted, showed th he price of eggs went up the highest.
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E W� G. Duff, W. X - Goo. W. Brent, S. . a con. down, So he Inupt have been pretty bad. MUNIcip,&t.-Turnberry council met tender for� the farm was . MrI Stokes thinks that in such a case M ' Re COUNTER,
I I t" Rose stitute to be in a fairly prosperou all right again. - We here on Salurday_z�last, and after thei We congratulate our old friend in his irtue, and as he 0
W. A. H. Ireland J.- W�; D. D. ' He is -now nearly I pa�ience is not a v , 11
I - ; I ditiou. Mr. Holmested, the Treasurer, tion of routine business, adjourn" purchase and hope be may speedily . ; - I
, - Secretary; Ai. Strong, Treasurer; R' of several transac names of the parties and has .
f 1�, - have on hsia d � Phe reports . knows the f
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1� . N. Chaplain; John Williams, statea-that be had succeededin effwt. eat at Lower Winghani on th6 grow wealthy from the fruills of its AOTICAL . I
;, I nship council meetiD 8, but axe ad to In eviflence enough to'convict, he has laid I PR - -
I - Brett, loan of $900 from a private party, tow held irl fertile, fields. i .
C ing a! . � 18th iuBt. Nomination isAo be I
I per cent. interest, with which he forced to defer �hem until ,next. week. : tbe(i matter before two of our Justices of
K Tyler. at 6 1. Bluavale on! Fx iday the 22nd inst., and NARRow $;scAPE.—A few days Since 01
� , U meotingg are always th Peace, who it is hoped will give W CHMAKER AND. JEWELLER.
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; -At the meeting of had scharged all the liabilities ; he Reports of courif . 'Lower
- Cauxem DOIRGS. . polling ou New.Years day, at while a horse -power tbreshing madhine t they richl'y de -
1 the also tated that 14 billiard tables had new and intere a L I in
� Ithag (?), OR, ing at any � the punishmen -
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[� the Council or Monday evening - ' 1 i 9 Wingliam, at Eadie's school house and was'at wor� in the barn of Mr. W.1 Mc_ the. . .
,_ isposed of for 5150. This amount time. -At the Anniversary a& meetin . tanl6y, it ser a. _.
- usual grant Of b,00 was made to the been , I 11 11106SBi011 Of S .
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1 __ i in connection with the Seaf rth Presby!- Farrow's Hall. R. Porter, collector of Queen, 2nd '
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I Mechanics' Ing'%tate.- - The by-law for when- received will'reduce the Institute. - I , will be at Bluevalq on the took fire at the gearing, igniting, 60me . � Br'ucefield. I ELECTRO-SI:LVER PLATI E. -
the appointing 4 polling places and the debt !to 0750, which amount is Secured terian Chtirch, hich will a hold on Turnberry __ I . I .
- inst., the 22ndinst., to collect taxes, and the straw that h -ad gathered around it,! and 11 - �
n . , . a amed. by a ichattel mortga DLperty --Monday evenitg the 18t . ome�t or PERSONAL. -The many friends of Dr.
! ]Deputy Returning Officers was p I , ge on the pr4 � Hamilton ; Tul- Morris collector will be at the Chyde blazing up brightly. For am Stewart in and about Brucefield will be B"gicuit Jars, Batter Dishes, Break. I
. Revds. Messrs. Lyle, fast Castors, Call Bellff, Card Receivers, I
-, The polling places are Cash's Store, of the Institute, so'that things are now
I . � Hotel -on the 18th inst., for the same two things looked darigerous, but the .
'� . I ompact and workable shape. The ley, Mitchell", nd Loche�d, Londes- pleased to learn that -he has arrived SL
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i, Town Hall and in a 0 '. - purpose. � feeder had stifficient presence of mind to ; Celt ry tands, Cake Baskets, Card � _�
1, - Bratt's, store and the I at Vienna,where he is vigorously
. rough, will -d liver addre�aibs.-Those oaf Cases, Cups and Goblets, Epergues,
F_ - Wm. tota c the lot May bo .
t the Returning Officers, .Messrs. * REPOR�. - The following are tbb �atch up & pail of water and extinguish 0y
anted to $1,704.76, and the expe�- who were here 6n't need 'to be told, I pursuing his medical studies in the boa- Din 2er Castors, Fruit Stands, Flower
h, . four clasee6 the flames. I .s
I N-1hot,E.Cas1r5,_---dS-Stark. Thesum AmO names of the highest in the pit�als of that place.
r to 41;269.07 . . �
� ditar , leaving & bslaupe of but for the info istion of those who - . -a � He is, we believe, St do, Hotel Ware, Ice Pitchers, In.
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�, a granted to defray the ex- '. . lqevale school, for the month'of ARRIVED SAFELY.—Mr. Pet r Aiken. 4
_r� vf 435 ww I . particularly to
Con,- 0435 in the treasury at tqe present time. � were not here a ma,y atate that yester- of the B I !devoting, himself more divi lual Castors, Jewel Stands, Knife �
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�, 0 Railway , 900a h"d, fQrmerly of this towns
1� � nnses increased by th it is expected that by."the end of the day was the oo dest, roughestday of the November. based on attendance . hip, v�rites sutgery. '�' Res, �s -
. t Ing so- . ict and proficiency: Fourth San- to us frorri Groton post office, Brown , Knives in Dinner, Dessert, Fruit, -
- . tee last year. After pass' 1, nal � , IMPROVEMENTS.,— Mr.
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I ting financial year- this balag - Season. A gen Ina blizzard set in W IROTEL ,,Wm. - r and Fish. Napkin Rings -25 I
: I wunts for lumbe4jabor, &c., amoun _pe will be do I � or form -L. Smith, E. Robillson,Tbos� , County, Dakota, as follows: On ac�ount , . But, le
11 I doll'ars the Council creased to about. $58. 4 is satisfactory nesday ni h conti0ed through. I Di*on has recently made some impor- no. Preserve Dishes, Sardine
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- to elbven hundrec gbt whic Smith. Fourth junior -Bessie Smith, 'of the extraordinary hardships iny� wife .
r, out Thursday, and that d4y none were . tapt improvements on his hotel premises pat�er
11. and ancouraging to know, however, that , ffumm�r, ail Bo�es, Spoon Holders, Star Salt Stands,
� .adjourned for two W810M. t . S. Etcher,, Aggie Messer, E. Johnston- had to undergo the past I
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1, ... )w paying its way, and around who 00' Id Stay in' doors and he m. He has had it all.newly painted,
�, the stitute is n( , .1 0 Third-Aggie Tindall, -S. McCrackeri, our old neighbors are anxions to learn . Spopns in Din-ner, Dessert, Tea, Egg,
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�4 THE PuBmc SGHooL.—Tha average Inuell of the or -edit for this happy and consequently tl Lore was not: much busi Coultis,C. Conover. Second -Ed- bow she stood her journey to Dakota. bo i interi Sugar, Salt'and Muitard. Sugar and _;.
t - Emma and sheds in connection
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i Attendance of pupil's at each of the some what unusnii�sta�te of affairs is due noes done. - The count roads are . Cowden, Melissa Farrow, J. Now,knowing that the most of them, t � stables Cream Desseit- Sets, Syrup Cups, Knife -
4departments of the Seaforth Public to tba good management of the Se6re- pretty badly bloo.ked up, 1a,nd it 'will Coultis, A . h 'a been Similarly improved. He also
. Matters to McPherson. as well as myself, read your sensible Pa. Rests, Tureens, Tobacco Boxes, Vases, i .
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, . -60 Messrs. Moore and likely t9ke a day or two fo� . - � � i , rids erecting a now verandah along - astors, Nut
� Sohool for the month of November, was t&ry and Treasur , . - . per, I take the liberty of asking yon to . an -Wit6 C Crackers, Children's �
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I . ai I foUo,ws: Mr. McFaul'a Department, Hol. sotek There were last -year 359 assume their normal cond4ion.-An ex- Brussels. kindly inf�rm them, through the Ex- th'-' front of the hotel, which will be Sets in Cases, Tea Sets Complete. .
I 3 of work was done last . t, Vtional convenience and comfort, .
. 40 ; Mr. Cameron's, 41 ; Miss Ander- meio�bers, but this year. so fat, the cellentpieci i. "at she arrived all'ssfe and Old; - . - I
"bership has'oply reached 218, but week at the machine abopl of Messrs. MARKF -Fall . * y in summer. it is now one of
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S US. wheat 88o to 896; IOSITOIR, tl��
4 oon's, 40 ; Miss A. Cowan's, 44 ; Miss mem well. I allBo tender them my heaxtfolt especiall -
i t, is expected, in &'few weeks, � af ter the' Thomas Footerl & Sons of t4is town for red 90a to 910 ; Spring 85c to 900-; peas thb most comfortable and snug hotel I -
2 K. Cow&n's, 54; Miss Killoran's, 54; i . &nks f'r their kindness to me and . �71
_' -he last meet- towli has been canvassio, -to have it 'up *the Clinton W The 69c ; oats 32o to 33a -, � barley 45c to 526; th 0 . pr1operties in the caunty, and the pro -
'I Idisa Edward's, 57. At t ,. oollen Fa0tory. potatoes 35c to 40b; mine. I ) keep it so. � NOTICE. .
E chool Board Mrs. Hart was to t4'e old figure, or probably beyond it. work was performed in a Woof sstis- pork 07.10 to $7.30; - � . . prietor just knows how t( -
2 ing of the S % hay 07 to t8 ; Oggi 21c ; butter 16o to I I I a is the largest stock
i - ta,ker during the It i4 proposed to expend 017*0 in new factory mannek by Mr. S�unders, the I i SABBATH DEsEGRATION.-A meeting That the abov
- re-engaged as care . ., . -hides $7.25 to 07.50. i 1, : . Morris. ; 118,
thel Board. The salary of book� this year. When these books axe' foreman of the i3hop, who is one of the 18o ; . : rvance of of .Electro -Plate ever brought to the .
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I r. McFaul, Principal, was increased in, a a library will contain 2,167 volumes, best meolisnicoiri the country. Either- BRIE HALF A! PuRp.-Mr. G. Embury was tb�o Sabbath was held in Mr. Ross' Town of Seaforth, and that. they may
E 11 the Tecumseh House on Tuesday last. i wi sball, for
besid iodicals to all such work had to somewhat� surprised to learn -the rotber ofi' , Brucefield, ou Wednesday, the be � thin the reach of" all, I .
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i to 1700. Mr. McFaal is a thoroughly ke sent to Weill i 'ount of .
0 a be a great con- He is an obliging.landiord, and will . I -k p.- In.-, and con- the next two -months, give a a Sic
competent, pains -taking and efficient for - ihe reading -room. So soon as the Torout , ' nd it must day wheni'the tax collector came around 5th inst., at 7 o'cloc
*F . sustain the goo(X-,-'*..put&tion this at- that he was the owner and bac sii ering that notice was only given on 26'per cent. off the manufactureW t T
If teacher,and this slight recognition of his bilhi xd tables are removed, the room veniencetiotbe: manufactarers,of the " I to pay
': I - able - now to get it cellent house uo*JfijoyR.-J.N. Knech- - �.
*� merited. There occu- ied by them would Make a most county to be' 6 the taxes of half a dog. Although he t p pre�ious Sabbatk from the pulpits price list. . .
. faithful services is well � I of thoroughbrdd , :
m as examination, this suit le place for the holding of literary done nearer, ho e.-Wbile' the minstrel tel's auction sale is not &ware which end belongs to him, 0 1the village, was tolerably well attend- I — — .
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% ng along Main. street on Stock held lao it is I
I year, as owing to recerit promotions ante , ainments; and, if an occasional band was play�� i he has come to the conclusion that a � by these in the im mediate neighbor-
� , ou. attended, and good prices were realized. not the bead, as be never has it to feed h' d. There were also representatives I IN WATOHESO
r', , order to deb�te or iesdings, interspersed with Wednesday, Several teams were c . . I �
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. . which had to be made in __Vy our local talent, could be siderhbly frig toned, and one, which Every anima p was sold 4todisposeof it as Soon a) 00 '.L
�, Public music, &c., and want 8 & Kippen and Varna congregations 1
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� . aqualize the departments, a - seemed to ant artain, a particulai ab- except, one bull, which was a ' ble 'Any person wishing to pur- After considerable discussion as to the Waltham, open fa'ce and- hun.1-in-9 -
, , Blgin, open face
7 ex%m1_n&tiOn at this time would not be gotu , - . "
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k on fee, a very 0011aiderable gum horrence of ne.';rb music,bioke loose,and. very has( b dog will apply'to Mr. pf6per steps to be taken, it was resolved: ca 0, 901 a d i1v
M .. . C. R. Cooper c . I hunting case, gold and silver;
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i .doiner justice to either the teachers or misi i ur ad foi the In- mounting the sidewalk, would 'have bought in at 0200 razier Erlibury, who is owner of the ,-*That the association renew the peti- I aric .
� I mig. it in this way be see F I � �
�11 � the scholars. - windo", 04: was the auctioneer. -At the sale of Mr. Charpler, open face and hunting o&S0# .
.1 � Stitt to, besides , furnishing instruction dashed tbrou the front . rday last, a Wtir- other halll,, and who in all probability ti.�i011 to the Dominion Legislature to lombiar, open face .
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1, wapbell on Satu will make!, an equal divide. eiiact such measures as will prevent the gold and silver; C
C . � udinseful amusement for those taking Duncan's stor had they not. 'been J. Cc I
? LOW WATEp..-We -understand that & , d and silve.r; S. ,-
Z I part in the entertainments, as -well as caught in tim .-Mr. Henry Smith' has rior colt was sold'at $130, and a Clear
� LocAm,�ms.-The friends in connec-, running of railway trains on the Bob. -and bunting case, gol -
y the tank from which the water works
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V are Y. on for those composi4g the audience. Who returned to to , and resumed his for. Grit colt was bought in at $200. - Mr. F. Jacot, hunting case, Silver; - G. -
dr . I � 4 tion -witb the Primitive Methodist church bath and other modes of Sabbath dese.
. . supplied was pumped will taike the initiative? I I mar position i ,0gilvie's Mill, but he David Dobson sold & spuri of two year Wingha ' purpose holding their &Dnual eration of the Raymond. Also a few Russel and- i I
; I Tuesdaynight in filling thp railway . I . . I .- 0300,.to 111�1 cration,and the co-op ograph Watches, �
". -_ ort- I old colts, general purpose' fox as night. Tea people of the Dominion be enlisted- by Chroll .
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`� tank, So that it a.' f1re had occurred I . expects to re urn to M ntreal sh tea.meetipg on' Gbristm I
-1 � -Another . Mr. James Slemmon, of Grey.- j.- N. I ' ' 0 . . I . I . � �
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. � about that. time there would � not have A�OTHER FATA.L AcCIDENT. ly, 80 soon & a suitabh person can to be sdrved in the hall opposite th . of the petition." __
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. , -Several Knechtel Sold a vacant lot on PrincOss i � �
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f been, any water to extinguish it. It was terr ble machinery accident occurred in . ob rch 3 I .
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, � Seekers left here street to James Whitton. for $75.-Tbe . IN OLOCKS.
- sleigh loads of ,,,leasure in the church. A02011g, the Mbbert.
�� fall,, however, the next Morning. The thisi town on Saturday last, by which a. I . I
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.. I . on Tuesday night for Hen0all, with the band gave a fine entertainment of bairid
� I . reverend kentlemer: present will be the
0 reason for this scarcity Of water -is, we young man. named William Duncau, Saturday :FOR MANITOBA.—On the 21st ult., Mr. from 16
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C * intention of 3," Mr. and Mrs. I noted Rrv. Boyle, who is considered
; believe, the small flor ri received such injuries as to cause his 6 selections were Well Tpomas Luxton and Miss Rebecca Me. and upwards; one day Spring clocks. -
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.� ,v at present i I James Murray, of that villhge, who were everrjng last. Th wherever, he goes to be one of the firailt ,&,, where frpm $3 and upwards; one day weights, -
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� Silver Creek. In ordinary times there death. Mr. Duncan was engaged as - Quaig left here for ManitoL
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. � ii water enough in the creek to keep the head Miller in Messrs. 0 `Ivie & Co,'B formerly Beafc rthites. The; evening being rendered, and gave the best of S&tIS_
� . I 91 1. men of the day. -Mr. G. Embury sold 1% they intend �makr�g their future place from $4 and upwards-11nished in solid I
.. pleasant and the reads good the ' Darty faction.- The deb&tiDg Society held .
' I fine hors the other aay,to T. Warwick of abode. We hope that good fortune veneer walnut- ; one day timepieces,
I tank supplied nearly as fast as it can be flouririg mill, and on the Morning in �
T; . I I had & very plo'asaut drive,' and 6n. ar- their first meeting in the �ouncil room for the siqm. of 880. -Mr. S. Barr, of the
� 131.25, -and upwards. .
f pumped out, but, 4,ust now, owing to Vne question he went to the 4pper flat of- ) May attend them both. I -
n. . i riving at theie! destinatio In were most on Tuesday evening last. A viary 4th conossion, has rented W. Elliott's "
- unusual drought, there is not a sufficient the Mill to ft some of the, machinery. I ' n evening was Spent.- The . CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT. —There . .
4 - der, hospitably an ceived by pleasa 15 . farm of 100 acres for a term of five '
� low of water in the stream to keep the To do this, be had to ascend & lad is to be 'a grand concert and entertain-*
-It - . �, n season Mr. Elliott . o. 5, on IN JEWELRY. -
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.., state of affairs, and � Should be looked soonding the ladder his coattail caught Joined by,& n . bar of .Toung people on Tuesday evening last., Admi purposes moving to Manitoba in the evening of the 21st inst., consisting of I
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.1; I in -to at once. -Some, weeks ago the in t* . Being una. aa. , n a , company was free. The council at their meeti I Ladies' and Gents, Gold Guards &nc '
� te gearing of two. cogs. from Hen 1) I d th a _ spring. ! . dialogues, recitations, readings, .vocal
� t, a on Monday night, passed a res6lu- Alberts; Ladies' and GentW Roal Flats
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I . Chief of the. Fire Brigade,. in his report bl o extricate himself, the cogs grada- repaired to ynold's Hall, and open - I
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. few hours ve " pleasantly�in the enjo tion to grant the firemen �40 wt. every � and instrumental music.. A rare treat Guards and Alberts; Ladies' and Genter i
I to the Councill, urged the raising of the ally draw him up tighter against them, y- ' 'he . Clinton. . s in store for thdse who a;ttend, as some Gilt Guards and Alberts; Laiies"and .1
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I gency of this kind. and the revolving wheel� wore and tore ment of the ", -azy dance." All enjoyed fire, the Sum to be divided between't . T - [yRoX THE NEW BUA.] . - of the best talont from Mitchell, Dow- - I
dam toLmeet an emer, any and the hook iud ' Gents' Lockets in Gold, Silver and .
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�. -fy work was a Strip about three inches in width in the trip, and,�eturued at'an early hour, steamer comp .
r .led and the i. . DEcAXrXD.-Mr. N. H. Buchner, the nie, and Fullarton aro expected to be
� .. Nis report was gay but sleep . - - ladder company. . Plate; Colored Gold and Bright Gold �
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- not attended to. The wisdom of his the flesh of his back, from the top of .Y - I . - . new editor and proprietor of the Record, 3reseht, besides the 1 local amateurs. Sets; Roal Plate and Gilt Sets* -
�U . adviceis no w. evident. If the dam was the left shoulder down to his right side, - I 1 � 0 I disappeared mysteriously last week, leav- t)UriDg the day there will be an exami- � I
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- I enlarged, which laving the bones quite bare, and grind- I � . I ce in charge of 11 the boys.?, iany invited. . �
� , raised and the basin � Gre iDg � his offx
� . . Y. . lets, Gem Rings, Seal Rings, au -J Plain -
4 y trif- iug a piece off his shoulderblade. The 1 -5
21 wald be do -no at a, comparativel FARAI SOLD, -Lot No. 20 con�ession . Loc"s.-Diplatberia, bas been niah- When he purchased the concern he paid � TE,k MEETiNG.-The. anniversary gar- QOld . Rings, from $1.50 to $50; 8-Mirf I.. :_
; _. ling cost, the basin would hold a suf - cog were thrown out of gear and the . i1ollan'd as- ing,its ravages in Morris, and a ntim- 4500 down on it, and had rented & house vices of the Canada Methodist Pins, Baby Pins, Caff Buttons Shirt .
. 6, Grey, beloiqgiDg to the' . I Church,
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� I �-Acieut reserve supply of water for all- unusual sound caused the alarm,.a,nd 0 ut,ev- �_ , � I -
- � tate, was soldi at Ethel by auction on ber of children have fallen victim ' 8-t it. ant d removed his family to town, b Staft, will behold next Sabbath. Bar- Studs , Collar Studs. - � -_
necessary, Purposes. At this season of Mr. Kemp, the manager, and other. am- -Loads of wood daily' car&van,tho I __1.
. plk roes o the mill were speedi Tuesday last,11and was bought by Mr. gro,yel road en route to Seaforth.�-A idently becoming discouraged, he picked Mons by Rev. Mr. Richardson, - Str&t- I, I - -I.. ..- .
� � the year it wo,al d be impossible to on- , .1y on the Wm.. mccuto . eorij of Gre , for the sum up and departed, leaving the glories of ford. A tea meeting will be held on the . � I
i , large the basin, but the dam could scei 1he accident. When. first dis- 'y number- of people in this. vicinity .c6m- * I
. . 1. of $2,325. It is a bush lot. C. Ri . jourt3slism behind. The office is now following (Monday) evening, tea to be -_
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. 1 easily be raised so as to increase the oov Brad, khe unfortunate man*8 clothes no. plain of a scarcity of water. -A m9n : IN SUNDMES. .1
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V . Coop�r, of ' 1 9' for sale, and it is said that Mr. Neelin, served in the Town Hall, from 5 olielock '
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� " water supply!P and this should be clone weie pulhd on him so tightlithat he i � for dog -raising possesses the minds of .
. tioneer. th Sun, is an applicant for it. t6 7 p.m., after which addresses will be 11
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: q . at Coco. We do not know the hour WaE almost Strangled, being even black A -GOOD BJjLL.-:-James MoLaueblin, more than one individual in this place, FATAL; ACCIDENT.—On Monday lal�t, delivered in the church by & number of Thimbles, Gold, Silver and Steel Spec- . �
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� � wheu a Supply ot water may be re- in t ae face. His' sufferings must have-, of Grey, recelitly sold a� thoroughbred -Mk. Beirnes has an object of curiosity Mr. Wnl . Whittington, of this place, left I rend gentlemen. The services of an ia .. I-
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. I quired aud it would be 8, Bad blunder to bee i most excruciating, as he was quite bull calf, 7 WotthB old, to Mr. -Ale*-. to the citizaps of Walton, in the shape on a visit ta his Bon in Muskoka. He nation of the pupils, to which all are cor- Pens, Silk Guards a -ad Alberts, 13t661- -� I
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I I kave the tank dry -or even a short sup- con icious when discovered. As soon �13 Forsyth; of M trio, for 0175. It pays to of a live bear. He purchased him lately was to have left the Grand Trunk at ir have.been procured for the .
. � . .0 . efficient cho Chains, Hair Brushes and Combs, Ti0- - -
s6ible, his clothing was cut from him, . ; a animal . . . � :
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: __ ply GI watex at the very time when it is Pa I raise good sto -,k. - . -_ froin a resident of Walton. Th . Georgetown and taken the Hamilton occasion. � and Bill Books.
. Xleade'd. � and be was removed from his terrible is about fourteen montlis old,and ad full I . lin Strings, Portmonia, �
I 0 position. Medical . aid was procured, I I I I I pristine riaan. and Northwestern at that place. By; [ THE, LAND Boom.-Mr.John IE[nmi8- Large stock of Pipes in meerschaumf .
� ''I Tloles'Worth. of' tricks as DarWill'g some rri�ans he fell or jumped from the ton, who has spent the greater part of Brier and other makes. French Clay � I
1. FoRxsriay. - MR. EDITO-R,—Sm,—I an� his wounds were dressed, and he _. . '. There is one person in Walton that�will train, ne&rLimehouso (two stations tbiB_ the siammer in theNorthwest, Since re- Pipe Mounts, all kinds Tobacco Pouches
�. suppose a few words concerning the wai I removed to the Royal 11otel, where TnE'RIG11 WAY TO DO Tiamr,s.- At not forget his bearship for some tirrie.- 1. .
- � , I side of Georgetown), and was immedi- . turning has disposed of. his farm of 50 - nd a host of odier small ware. .-
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� � � progress and doings, of Court Sherwood he aad been boarding. Here he received 9 o'clock. on a night of the 15th Nov- Mr. George Morrison, of Grey, has re. ately killed. Mr. Whittington was well I acres to his brother- Samuel for'83,000. .11, .
kore'st in. connection with the Ancient eve 7y possible -attention and kindness ember, the R6v. D. Bickell, of Moles- turned from. Manitoba, and he speaks . � 'All the above goods will be sold OLI r �� �
I � . . known by his long residence here, and 1 Mr Humiston intends removing tathe . �
. � Order Of Foresters, sa well as of the bot a from Mr. and Mrs. Weir and others worth, arriv�a at L'istowel with bis well of the eountry. Mr. Morrison has * iheir owumerit, and warranted as to-
� . . . from the fact that he has been sexton Prairie Province next spring. Our " PiO- . ,.
I Order ia gener&l - -will not be uninterest- wil) were wafti-qg, upon him -and on bride. Mr. R! Elliott, one of the, elder�, taken up land and intends returmDg . �Iresented, as I mean busiDeFs ftOM- .
I I I . i I . . at the cemetery for years, His remains near," Mr. James McTavish, 11 has gone I I
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r ing to, your readers. The regular meet- Sui iday it was thouglit be might recover. met him there, and at Chat late hour thither in the spring. � were brought here for burial. He leaves and done likewise," having sold his %his out. I Shall not be undersold- .1.
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q - unom MEETING.—The Council met �
0_ Sunday conversed .with them quite they had to Jeal With, a d quietly sub- : Co I
., rneeting. there were four candidates I .P . . Tuckeramith. REPAIRING .
. ' Friday, -December lat. The n�em- will necessitate the removal from our I
! received intol the Order, and there were fre ly. The shock, however,, was too mitted to their weari me journey. ,on . � .1
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t mt ch for his system and on Monday be When they 11t last came n sigbt of the :' bars' all present. The Reeve in the A BAD SLA-P.—A few days ago, as Mr. midst of the genial face of ,,Jimmie," � -1
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