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FIFTEENTH YBAIR. I I � I I AFORTHs FRIDAY9 JANUARY 26)' 18838 i . $1.50 a Yeax, in Advance. . .� ,
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� . � ,y could Right upon Main streoC in broad. day driving experience in the prairie cotintry: feet 2 inches. If any town Can . i 1
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etory enlighten ourselves or the public by re- 'Considering whether this cla I xious to learn the fact. I I
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ite in Dakota. exceeded, and milk kept in the f a . I . wo I record, we are an - i
.. A']Eluron- . count in light, with manypeople passing on each I -We have for the last t weeks been *
apt'in acing from their knoWledge or notbaturDea to valuable.se �- . . are" by the dozen, I �
-1� ADE -S P. O., llntehins�on Coant , I cans produces more � than that h ' prod . tfully themanufacture of crockery and other side of the streot4 -was she to impress a enjoying -some excellent Manitoba w.in-. - We can give "six feet I
Aota, Joinuai - the present way, besides- being worth expene ce. All of which is r�.spec . in an D I Score if necessary. Who takes up � , � I
D y 12, 1881., I . kiss upon his Doble, but no longer'youth. ter weather, the thermometer r gi g I or
stock. Now these bubmitted.—G. B.,Ci�ESBWELL,Secretary. Wares. . the challenge ?. - I
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NP.. EIDUOR.—DEAR 'Silt', -U M4 be treble for raising , . I - - . 0 --,Mr. A.D. Browne, of the Peterboro ful, brow. , -below. This would make —Mr. Win. Stevens, of Elma, 10th 11� �
are what we want to increase the profits - . . c nd two arms an Ontario �
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interesting to some of the readeV8 of of farming. It is no use to shut . p.pr I Canada. � . Review, has been distinguishing him. vaseer. he itate, ih a as ot � ' lue . � .
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TEm HURON EXPOSUOR to hear froija an L I self by f a8t. type,setting. On Friday be were &rot Rd the old gen leman'is I Rack man's, hair st-,nd on end, but it is really concessioD, having moved into a f I .
to the fact that we can no longer The ratepayers of_ Ayr are Making I wasplante no colder than it is in Ontario at zero. new brick house, invited a large num- -c,
old Huronito-who resides in Dakota. I eyes I I kiss - not on I I .
. i )rporat - ma4e a recurd not easily boaten. Al- and a sounding �
I make farming pay by depend w . 111 lit Sm,& It on the It seems incredible, but still I find it so bar of friendg to I
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came out hi3re in the Spring Of 1881J, and � I though he has not done. �' case work , the foreh ad or cheek, b 1 . � .
. wheat alone. Now, Mr. Editor, I sin- � ing the villa,ge. I when the thermometer here gets the 5th inst. After supper, which haA
myself and MY boys -have takon up i for �nany years, he Bet up 2,70b sing of two -lips, 'Astonished 'and a rprised, that - � . I
IL,60Q a. It is of first�'Olam cerely hope your readers will .consider, —Mr. S ieming has been re- . inl1ion in an hour and a half, common but determined to abide by"fiis bar- down to 25 below that is as cold as you been prepared in exceDent Ayle by Mr, I I I
.-acres of Ian - in ' and Mrs. Steven son.the floor was cleated .
, 7&mbliDg statements, and.,strike 11 elected Ch noollor of the'Queen's Uni . ain,.,the blushing voter resc�ed the ever feel. By tb at I mean that if it
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quality and can the iron while it is'bot, and not Wait i versity, Ki ' t . . . L 9 I were 40 yqu would not feel it any mora and to the i ii nusic of Ca,pt.Johu -L
gh rairie, and bl amy� ! - - . the ' A fire was discovered in the grocery Scene Of - etion and M&LAVU &LAS ballot . - I
hi , r Iling P a re about . � 5 below. I had a long Hamilton, the old folks indulged for. a
We ha,ve 160 acres under cultivi;- until the North-west has -brought our I —Th re �jgs on .540 inm , tes in - Monro Bros., for Mr. -- 11 � than if. it were 2 .
Boil. � . i y 4-m and1liquor store owr)ed by * during short time in a few favorite reels, after --
wheat below -zero, before we tbiuk'ofl, Hamilton Insane AB 1 1 �0 more ; �
tio ', and intend breaking u �le Lnqan, between the hours of 12 and 1 - —A Re Nly m arried couple arrived in drive the other day to Totoga�u :
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trying to save ourselves. PROJECTOR, females thaumal-es. . ",and rg ister .
the spring. There is good water to be UsBoRi,E, Jan 16,.1883. ! Mr. . Japps Davidson,'qf South 0,01 on the morning of the 18th inst., Cornwall the other day, 9 ed the cold weather. When I reachedT : :
g Py digging from ten to tweDt3' feet —. . r. John buttcla,B extiaguisbed after making con- atone of the leading �hotels.; ' They gan at one o'clock, I found that the ing -this came speeches and iongs, the I . � .
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best quality,, and is equal to ti!x othy . . gri . F tter, fpr *80 per &ere. ri were partially gutted and damaged to themselv3s immensely f6ra time play-. north-west of that, in all a distance of "Auld Lang Sync." ..
- . - �owiDg is the report pre�Benied ' —E a are 10 cents a dozen at Sault ! so long diives I always --St. Marys Collegiate institute costs . � � I
. and clover for stock. it does not cost The foll . the extent of $700 or $800. The origin ing the r iano. The swain- the� seated 35 miles. In the I I I . �
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much to keep stock here, for if I had of tj�e fire is a mystery. himself a large and niagnificept foot- take someone with me for company. the town a little over $2,000 per annum. . - I
one hundred head of cattle I could out cultural Society at their annual meet- plentift 1 at 6.8 to $10 per ton. .4--r , At Tilbury station on Wednesday stool, an his better half followed suit,*- This time I bad a broilaer-m-law of Mr. Some of the ratepayers are murmuring .
ing, by the Directors,of which we made (—Th 3 G, rand Lodge of Car sIda A. F. e where my at the cost . , but as the school has been .
- required, and Al is of V ' longing ,when all of a sudden atarriblecrasl�* as Murton'B. We left the plac I - � .. I
ILU the hay that i ention last week: I I & A. M , has voted $500 for t A relief of of I at week, a team of horses be . � found patient was about 5 o'clock. It was one of the most successful of its class in
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X good quality, and cmvtle will gfkin�Ou it m I to eter Sauve - Were instantly killed by heard, aid the two lovers were SO ., ! �
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through,. the, wiater. - Agricultural Society in preseuting ou� —Sm al.. Pox -bag LLPPoared �t varions A tri6Q falling upon them. Mr. Sauve rolling al overthe floon ed all right to the benefit ou the town not only as a, place �
bpre through the summer, the �,'grass , ' �nbined Manitoba we turn :
run and tlib public waq felling a large tree, near which his bad bro ien under their q � 0, . PODY on � I .
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re i4 bat- aadual report take great pleasure in re,- points in the Province . !
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being. up to their knees, The - I ' a aitied, but even in a business point of
there 1� is in cording the fact that the operations of are wai at d to Utke vaccillatiDl� prac i � I
ter sale here for cattle than . i ! t Helbad been offered �300 for the team —It is authoritatively stated that the got turned round and took us straight obt i � 1:
$10 I iiece the : year, have, in all respects been tions. ! I t . Prince of Wales and � suite wid visit out of our way abb ut 12 miles, wken we view by the large number of � - youths I
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in- the fall, and yearlings are wortl 515- Most satisfactory. The Spring Fair of. —H(n. Mr. Crooks �s-to pro- i
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I 1. * . ; #1 Last Friday -afternoon the Camp- Canada the first week iu_Maroh, re- came up to some half breed fishermen. whom it attra . . ,
this Society, held in the village,of BTucer gress lav r�bly, and with.' deowsary. — . . g of the I put the blanket and robe on the pony every year spend a large sum in it for . � I :
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common cows are worth all the way rest be wi 11 �Qon be enabled 1, return bellfcrd flouring. mills ,were destroyed maining here after the meetin - .
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from. p5 to- $50. Last wintt�r wmi the fi,:�!J, w" largely 'attended and the 1. � - by tre. Mr. Charles Smith, the pro- Science Association, VibltiDg the promi- and tied them on with the liDes, and we their maintenance, it is not .probable � L I f
. 3 very. fine, par. to d43 . I I or 'n As borrowed an,axe from the balf-breeds Abat a in ajority of the ratepayers will be . � .
! show of entire stock waf , ri - I . � to ad opt the ignorant or prejudiced . -
nicest winter that I ever saw.: The L onsid, of P . , is a .heavy IoFer. Several thong ent cities of the United States. I
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mogt anow we had was four inches.. It ticularly, in the draught horse and ' —Lieutena -Colonel MOE nd bushels of grain were lost. The soon as the Pritimss' Louise, leaves � time we bad a good fare.
generally freezes up about �he- middle Durha�, classes. Most of the valuable Guelph, will coininaud. the Oan�dia,u a , . �veruor. We then turned the cutter up on it's views of the grumbler% and cut down . . �
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� I ght horses exhibited were irnporteq artillery team -at Sh aesg, I - the cushion on'the lee- the endowment. . - I ! I
of October, and we usually 'commence :drau I � . .1 I -2 insurance in the Western and-Lanca, -General will gg to Washington IaB the - side and sat on . - ,, - —8 . . . ! i �,
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seeding about the -middle of MArch, and ,at great expense from Great Britain, year. . I vVard siae till diy-break, when we start ; I
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from about the middle of A�ril wo-have and bore ample testimony to the know- --T1 a pwnship of Nort , !Ipumfries. -tone. quently spend several dave in New ed for Totogan and got there at 7 o'clee Presbytery Meeting and Sab- - . I
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no. More frost till the fall - We - ave' ledge and judgment displayed i and found the thermometer - �
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' ld be *aelection anc xes C —Samuel Duff, of Little River,Albert �
inter so far pvj co 1 � I purchas� . 1; , —A case of pitiable � destitutio s � I .
had as nice a W I ounty, New Brunswick, has lost --.his - The Pr-sbytery of Huron met in the . I
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expected. The coldest we had w& 21 0 Our Fall Fair hold iu Exeter, was have batin. handed in. 1 11 s 0 d at Pi An old zero. The pony did not fare so bad, &E Presbyteri'an church, EL-mondville, on I � 7
' entire family of five children 1�y di h.. beendi art Hope. �
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Cro.ps-*were as good herB last ever held -by this Association. The in- tario I )n!l of Wag- 3 TuesdiLy the 16th inst.; at 11 a. M., the
,aijyuaen'B Associati( - weBatouthe ice ourselves and sat �') d
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onow. . . I -, per has also lost two of his ftimily with in her home, half starved 9�d half 7
1 or. side show was a good average in regard torn 0 itariol" will be held i It il Ingergol I moderator, Rev. A.. Stewart, in the .
year as could be expected coas,ld . . nary. this dreadful disease. Several .other. frozen. Her son, who spends �is money songs and kept on a fire all night. -9 chair. The attendance of ministers I � � . .
to merit, the finest features being the on the 7t1i t �th and -:9th ol Fah whole time as ,coul: 1. !
jug the; way the land is worked. IiI -home for BUM6 were as warm the � i : �
an a sconding families in the neighborhood have bee�, in drink, had not been, � and elders -was u-nusu ally large. After � i � I
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people w � icted, but are in a fair way of re� bime, an I from Friday to Mquilay the � devotional exercises, conducted by the I i i
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1p is, merch�tnt, who,' said to aff, . - . ! I I
d have not inbide exhibit did not show any rb.alrked Philad * elled ut,es of last regula I i I q
for the laat eight years, an I - .. ' poor woman had no fire, being com'p ; i �
C, he have (efx4uded hi� acqua&I ances in qovery. Perth Iterris. moderator, the min ?, . 1 1 L i
I ploualied their land over four i ahea advance, the game cannot be said of the have ( . � o bed in order to keeii herself - . I I
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ad it every year a I a, East Zorm, warm. The confirmed. The moderator's term of ;
d,ep -and cropp I 11 . I Pearson, -on the 16th Lin . - . . i
_ ' 07 'burn the anure instead of I put- pears to be bounding ahead -w,ith - rapid traced 6. . oronto. �, . I co ing f rom the . chimney of ihe last year about 03-000. . I 'i I .1, - � .i
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ting it, oa the land,. as 'they tb i nk t h e Btrides, and live stock under I the,pur'pose of hauling them to the house house during that time'inducod one,of - - . Mcco , - I I .
I cas and large demand - seems Churel onto, have deciV 0" - , � of Bomondville, was appointed I? � -
-weeds- grow. of high pri , ;, , I to in. � rliiigfcfrd. y M I . �
akes too many , in when the pit suddenly caved in and her a eig a bors to make enquirie�. children in and arouni Ca ntbs. The amounts I I I . I
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. T. his part of the country is not as g get an buried the young man. When 'takep —A young colored woman in Hamil- e various congregations of the . I I -
7 l economy of the farm which its great' their chu worship, and N�i P � - a births, 38: marriages, 13; deaths, due by tb w �, I I I �
I " Manitoba for mising wheat, but it, is . lifeless corpB9, ton, n�n ed Ellen Goodman, has taken ar Presbytery were called for and wiere. I � � �
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i 'breeds seem to find most favor with:thb Montr9a.1.11has acceptedthe da, I to Knox 1111 e other night, a boom to fill the empty houses in the Rev. Mr. Thompson. The annual re- 1� I
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w the acre., 75 to 80 bushels inducted —Professor Wiggins, of Ottawa, still . ports required by the Presbytery from . I .
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� aer There! is no classes exhib ,h p� this mouth. Th salary is I nWl el 0 �! i i I :
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I bushels'of corn per 0. ited certainly showed'great the 30 � I over almost the W1116le of this continent, from being regularly —Listowel courcil have appoi e mission fund, were presented by I i i
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improvement in breeding. In cattle §1,200 a y( a . I , L. Bolton, salary, $100. horn .
� Ay along the rivers. i of Feb. ordairip(I she will . � as a missionary, for Treasurer I 1 4 1 .
timber here oi — I B. if 'Lli Dakin, of Halifax, Nova to take place between the 9tt � the Rev. Mr. Turnbull. Upouthebasis . . I I I .
-the sbort.horn and its grades are the *all a I right, salary, $100 ; a0easo - :; .
Ito $5, - - ),Ys : travellir g from place to place through- clerk, W. B I . � I � . .
� Wood per cord is worth from $, ruary and the 9 th of March. He st of these reports the Presbytery recom- � I
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far to haul the wood, it is cheaper to clin6d (by the introduction of Verefords, Howe is�'Iipsing from hertu. 8 I have great iears for the safety of out the -,ountry a re , of Mitchell,' return - mended the following gra
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burn coal. I have a pasture field of 60 Bay.of Bengal and the Gulf of Mex c! , forcib.e ione and crfati6d a..very favour- ad from the Nort $100; Grand Bond, �200 ; Exeter, 0100. 11 i � I
jee a, d 9, Macy of this peerless breed of cattle. -she b -6B f rl n into the river.: . . . is He says it is i'tensely cold out there . � i . - I
re fey n I* able irp�'ression -upon Miss Goodma a - . I � .
sereatenced with a wi i ��, ' on the night of the 9th of Marcia." A memorial W&B read from the trastees - � i . �
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creek TUUU111g through it. This country ng to the World, ha dly a , . I 1
. 1:1) sheep the 'Cotswolds and Lincolno stated in I iii, sermon in Not a Dame on —Accordi ; —Mr. Henry -Hansom. of Stratford, I . � �
� ng UP very f ast. When we: came . be Grai4d —En uiries were received at.TQronto they would not hold themselves respoR- .- I
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aintain theirground peran( p be we it, but dOntaiDS M�n S ya ago, i ski�g � the police to and among ,the beautiful Oble for the Rev. Mr. Patterson's salary
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as West of us and now it i arniDghomeward from the lumber huntup and Islands hi3 after the month of March next. The .1 i
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in value very fast. Really I must say I y ar 11 of In. They say they are disgustel--with the She waF found in a house o I I . trustees were 'Dot held personally re- - ! . � i � �
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ate, and The pig classes are certainly improv- granted b3 the Toront She is t$e daughter of wealthy areuts, � ible by the Presbytery, and because I -
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and obliging. The settlers around here payments, and the board is wretched. was led astray by a rittsbuy young rity of the congregation. A call i , � . 7 i r
I the lumberers pork barrel, and the sleek were U1',f139;-disburseM0T1tB; $10.876. pu,pils on school register of all agefly autho I � It I I � I
seem to be- prosperous and well pleased � —The St.'Ldwrence ri'ver in front of Mau wi h whom she co6sente 1VO elope. from the congregation of Exeter to the ' - a . i .
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of the Suffolk and Berkshire. - —T e earlDings of the Crp it Valley Bents & glowing picture of The Ifit er, after taking all Nr Money 572—boys, 194, girls,.278: I .� � I : .
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with the cha,nge. .11 know if any One appearance Cornwall pre I . i � I
rinvinbes the Railw for the week endin '' ecember * I - Mi�s —A social and sleigh ride party in Rev. Wm. Martin, of Norwich, was lead r � 6 � i
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consumer that they are worth 8 cents 31st h r an in - - in - .,is case of one of the freaks of natur ��, nection with the L�Aiea' Aid cf on tb6 table by the Rev. Mr. I I . -
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Bed with the country. crease, T �leage has ,,shoved" and, in so doing, b" Bal anxious and willing to of Exeter session. The ca : ! . . �
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. awarded at the Spring for th� eq reBponding, week the pre. y f Mr. John Leslie, 6t� tery, and Mr. Xletcher was appointed . . , .
and 'wi�lliag to work. The amounts - , ild si ' t, pleasing to the eyes -of theritief have been notified, ind the the residence o - . i � ,
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Of Morris. , , 4 . Paris, Of which Mr. Martin is at present - . 11 I
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I . gaol to payi ill i —The other.day in St. Thomas a Charles �on, South Ca ags6mbly recommending the appoint- I
Z —Would you be The open winter of 1881-2, followed co'nn -, �E' This is - . re lately finea $20 eicb, with costs, . I * i I �
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unue I horse became friglitened and ran r ment of a I E .
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. gr&ntme a small space by an nally cold and inclement the fir t( onuting to $25 :) -
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� your agricultural readers in Cur4e, of East son's grocery store wind with the i
I Hibbert reaw I ., 8 o- night. i 1: . I
L r) er and man ,11-,�n through into . the look at ffie distinguished visito: ' , agreecl to hold a I
- Utyborne to crops, and, indeed, many farmers were WilliamE, are perhaps the 6 . sat wed- cutt —During last week several Germans It was . i
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and the northern part of I of! the _, s, making a Bad nel DaN Vinton first came out of! the car, of religion withinthebounds I
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of the opinion that a tot -al failure -of the ded coup �e in the province, lAving bee I _ ' were engaged in hauling stones from St. 0 13 a a I ;. % - I
the development of an iuduafry that wreck of the cutter, Window and gTo- and Wa 3 received by' H. B. M.' Consul of the -Presbytery, at, the next regular � I
will very materially add tv the farmers' hay crop in particular was inevitable, married �13 years ago. The ,'usband is � I I Marys quarries for the foundation of a . . i 1� .
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� I . es, but -fortunately the man escaped Walker Vice -Consul Box, and, Captain I The Presbytery : 1 j, . i
be induced togive it but the reF,ult ebowed bow little depon- now N yei is of age and tb6''Wife 87. carl ; Lutheran Church which is to be- meeting in March. � i �
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pro -fits, if they can with a few scratches and a bad sean Domvill e, of H. M. S. Didb, who, in f all new adjourued at 6 p. m. a 1 . . .
their general sa port, I refer to the dance can be placed on the foreshadow. They krE both still bale aindj'hearty. ar Tavistock. They_ went ; -. � I
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—Saturday morning wbif —Thereig no longer any doubt ti%t uniforni, were in waiting. The Consul erected ne I On the followipg day a very success-
ul I tance about twenty miles- . � I
a, butter factory at ings ofeven experiariced and skilf - gave Coonel DoWintoh some despatches- dis - : .
establishment of men. The growth of vegetation in the Keck, ag d 15, wag chopjaipg on the' Win. E. Wiley, of Detroit, formefly . � )1 C1 ful Sabbath School convention was held . i .
a, has been a prelii�ninary . I �,. . d —Mr. James Hoskin.- who was an ( I � I
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Farquhar. Ther ; I passenger agene of theMiebigan Centr�al, he had- �receive for t6e Princess, and __ in the Egm.cindville church, under the ." : .
, 0 L ion al ''board 'months of June and July surprised farm (of I Goo. Wilson, 8�hl�pncogsion, and -a short time ago a resident of the Coloi3el returned into the car with resident of the neighborhood of MU . �
meetino held, End a provis . r. I naii ces of the Presbytery. gotwifh- -
ave ro- everyone; the feeble fall wheat de- Enniskil n big axe came i4 contact es nee on Mo �y auspi .� � .
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ire(Acirs, atpil - yield of with � br nch and rebounded . with �uch * Toronto, was among those. who 1pst them. I A few moments later the Prin- chell, died at his r ide unfavorable *eAther I 1
51,5.00 to pro- veloped with a la,rge crop; the the� arm of -tho Mar- e"aing of last week in the 67th year of standing I
solved to raise the sum of � , . I L as almost their lives iu,tbe Milwaukee fire. A gold Cess, Ie&U1,Dg Upon the attendance of delegates aDa visitors . �
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isites. The hay was enormous whilst barley and forc In ,is head that death# . - . ill,l) quis, 0 1 1 In . Deceased was universally es- � �
vide buildings and oDborrequ . a 9 ame out, followed by other` em- big age. as good, and th6 interest was austain- � : � �
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. . -- to 'be distributed in 150 oats tuined out much above an tiverage instan : ta Ong. : . [.,[ I ringbe wore, marked "Rate to W I They b w d to to a one of the pillars of W 11 . I
. I has been found in the ruins on &-.boay, bers of the party. emed, and wa ved d (o the close. A prayer meeting was � I . I . �
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ghaxoei� of $10 each and only one .share crop. Even the late sown pea , gave a. no' e' brakeman has " land the Methodist Church) having Bar .
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, in order fair crop. The. rtLvageB of the fly at St. ;Th I a;3. He wasal : 1�11 idly in the capacity of a local preacher for, 19 In I 1. a
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to be- given to one indi vidaal I z -Cqnsul, and then' walked r This was followed b - re - rts from the I
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threatened at one time the entire de- 23 years 9f age, belonging 'I Toronto, - The fair at Nex Hamburg onW y PO
I tbe covered platform leading to many years. - d with . . ;
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that the. interest may be spread over a �. bell. Hie nesaay of last week, �was well attended along . out Moth- various Sunday SchdOls connects . ; I
large, area. A atook book ha.g been pro- struction of the turnip and mai)gold and name William Cam' . the waiting rooms. Carria a were —A batch of young men ab in the Presbytery presented by the dele- % I
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at work can- crop, but the young plants revived so fatherl 11'1'*e ds entering awiaction for 'Len, and the W trty went erwell,havediE gatearePresenting them. The reports
. vided, and parties aX8 now �, . Quite a nunaber of cattle was on the then ta hole pi - i
ctory at -- mudh under the influence of favorable dama es' ag inst the railwa company. the following manner: Alexander -and . !� i
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- vassina for stock.. There is a fa, - ! market, besides offers for sale by the immediately to the Charlestoxi Hotel, were nearly all of a very encouraging" 1. I
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Kir on which has been running th �' and geuitd. weather, that a fair crop of / — I � i I
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us, but it has -not been excellent quality was the result. The , SaCtur my, t select a . ' 1 said the prosecute their theological � .
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past two aeaso . . I aDdtbough not keen, opened in. readiness for them. It is I College to ork within the Presbytery was pros. I
it as barr eral iparty . oberf son, numerous, . 11
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supported BaffiGieDtly to make � ot is perhaps at the present timei for thE Lip , Dr. 1 the WiLy for the extensive spririg Priuce�s will remain at Charleston eq.—Wi liam Bains has gone to W F. . I i
I be. I under cultivation M. t�e present popula� represen- up study modi- pering .
I'hero -is a tbesureA root crop P. P . unArbor, Migbigan, to � 1, I I
-profitable as it shoulc with us. -if sown early, its deep root tative :W'th�t6ountv, was ch!i'sr.n.- The sales. These fairs'are held on' the third until t4e 27th inst., when she Ilboard eine.—Wm. Brdwn has gone to Trow- successful meeting of Sunday School I ; .. � .
O"a arnoag farmers to I � � for Bermud Interesting and in. , � I :
general diappaid t ch month' the Dit o and sail was held. .
3, the fe ling excel- Wednesday in ea . � children �
I they see how it will pay enables it to withstand drought, wet attendi4a pe was lario , con agr tion bridge to. teach school. I � � I � .
Wait unti � ; t' —The Rev. Jas. Greenfield, of Storno- —A heart reading structive ad -dresses *ere delivered by,' I � I
causes it to flourish provideld the land lent, an( eyerytbing harmonious. —At the annual meeting of -the Ful-ar- �
before tlia�y will take hold Of it, and . . s Turnbull, of Clinton, Mr. J. -
� I way, Rosshire, Scotland, ig at present occured on Monday night Jan ary 8th, . i , I .
� at is + ' awhyitdoes not is drained, and no in soot seems to do- —WR Wallace ho :a�,osbot by . in the i ownship of K�rah, in Algoma ton Townsbip Agricultural Society the Mr- Jame
th .,be, sole reaso . � V! I erich, and Mr. Dun- � - .
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A- is supporters rive much pleasure from either ating Roderick! Howell: in w about iqh Mr. Noil Morrison, a steady following � ed for the R. Miller, of God
pay better ,t present t1 � some f e la elpoles, ai Malpe a Prince Northwest to growing of Seafortb. Tb- remainder ol the : .1
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or a,ttacking it in any way. In referring 1, I lost � iscup I I : �
are thinly scattered over a. large ter- - 11��tn E; of the country, and particu- ustrions Battler, , 11 of big current year, viz.. -Pre- time was occupied in the di .sion of I � ; I
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waxd'* sland, not long 7pince, has capabilitie, and iuq . William Porteous, Vice � I .
which makes the lifting of the to the destructiop of the turnip crop by Ed I .y after the I had re. President, 0110 - ing Subjects - � I I .
ritory, . , :1 jail larly to find out as to the severity of the property. Short] )rge Laversage, Secretary- the f W f
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crea Mw expensive, and the very limited. the fly it wilt not perhaps be out of died of hi a ound. Howell �.dB it � ad of the ;ousehold sideut; Ge( I-Therelationof Sunday -Schools I
.�� I f inter. TIponhisreturn to Scotland tired to rest, the he to �
I 0 . lDf' x�ar, or Murder. Hb. isseventy w . . was awakened by - a cracklirig noise, and treasurer; Robert Colgan,Thos, Green. . -
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antity'-f butter produced does not place to call attention to the valuable await' I � Church " by the Rev. Wm, Graham, -
qu i � I he will lay the result of his trip before . well, the 11 7' 1 .
attract buyers, but, they have p�dd to leld root judges of the - years of E 9, - i 'in 'digcoyered that the house wasin flames. wood, Thos. Hanna, Alex. BoW of Egmondville ; the Rev. C. Fletcher, f - �
report of the f the agricalturists and other classes - . ; I
-fterdeducting expenses,an ,Nest Huron Agricultural Society. As -The ital statistics for tl 1p .. Town of Jacob Ney,.&Iex. Miller, Win. Hodge, -
pi . I i . e and ran into a room �; . f
the patrons a Could a mode of destruction or pr6entive Galt, fo.. ho half year endin: � 31st Dec- - He buiriedly arog nd'Neabit Potter, Directors. of Thames Road; and Mr. H. Robb, of � �
tending to ernigrat,3. Ile had an inter 11 T .
a -rage for the,geasron of lgiO- � . . � 0 where i bur -of his children were, sleeping, R. B. Gill, a ' i I . � �
� vp -pport; be - ember 1 i t, a,ro given by d e. Division view with th 'Minister of AgriculWre. and managed 'to . It was decided to hold a spring show at Seaforth. i I
increa,sed to moduce, the liberal and even what most farmers get !them out of the I�The best means of bringing the dis- � �
the su Lt)ay, .rly in April. � �
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()00, pa.au3s per day, 30 cents per 1b. would say exoesBive use of salt is recom- registr sfollows: Births,63; Deaths, � at, difficulty. for the Fullartou some time eS I our, church befqre - I I
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1, I I M Tiages i $hows the Of the Federal Bank, T)lsonburg, fan .house with gre - ch of tinctive features o " . .
ized and -%veekly- returns mended. If it can be demonstrated that 36; M P 36. This ered in dames, and —On Christmas Day, Mr. Cou I
could be r+1 - . . . intou fence post while tobogganing , on house was DOW COV ing " introduced by the Rev. N& - ; i �
I � Balt is as great a safegaardto the turnip death r e of about 14 per t -ousand for . Wiarton, carried off in the person of the YPIU , !i i I
made. The obdeot is-.-.tO endeavor to , - d them into the barn Ito await Bayfield; the Rev. H I I
I I Hickory H very carrie rs . i: I :
I factory at Farqubar.go as Paris green is to the potato a gre'at the �e .1 . . ; I, ill, and received some Miss -Charlotte B3,11s, one of the fairest Patte , On, Of ' M. Baxr: : � i
work -up a gooc i � Ll -Another y, of Varna; and the Rev. I
that they Might also Produce 1,000 lbs. point will be gained. Whilst oil the —Mr ., $ymmonds- an I Iderly lady severe injuries about his heaId. He had assistance. He again mado, of the daughters otDonegal. The Mar- Daub I il
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could easily be done if insect pest subject, we may remark that resident f 0arni. , OUR e elf on the a Yol ny was performed by Rev of Seaforth. , [� . ! I
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I � a without injury. A brokeii nose, a black to rocure some clotlaing fo himself riage, ceremo-i . C4 The I ob*t of Sunday : T�j � I .
per dayll which the pea bug is still master of the situs- wrong tr in at i g rec utly. The Mr. Graham, I of. Millbank, in the sim ana .i� .
UD.pbrtbe anything like general. M . ' - old1dren, who were de titute 'of roducea by the I
the a I P T 1 axil School teaching," int ! ; .
' leg the large tion, aad that the Hessian fly is presont train v, 1� in mot 0 w en a � discover- eye, and divers cuts upon the head and presence of a large number of the �r I � I ;
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. � cheek, serve to remind the bank cleik everytbiDg but an under gar!� ent, and Rev. A. Stewart, of Clinton; the Rev, �
command the bigh�s't- in most of the wheat fields � in the ed her I istake, but witho, ' the least I ads of the young couple. Mr. and � . I I
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,a , * � ti ' of his. encounter with the post. The 2g in their H. Caine i I
-_ county. - hesitat n Rho Jumped off, � disloca ag I lHe then Airs. Balls did everytbii i -- -1� � ; 4
-Ii! the State of Iowa where they I � - - ave, of MaKillop. � .
price. � I toboggan was knocked into Bplinters. low Ze o, but Wais Unaul. P. Musgr �: .
� During the past year a considerable her sho i der. ' power for the entertainment of the wed- - 1: .
ha,ve gone inund i�aade large quantities, .1 o a neighbor, who live , about is ies and discouragementscon- . . I i
� —As the east bound train was passing wbut ne� "Difficult ; I
breadth of Sorghum has been g 0 nil a tickets forbaorly used who numbered about o ii .
the, butter was gold in the creameries town, TI -3 � om the scene, of con. ding guests, I nected with Snuday School work, and I p .
, I . I 0 the oil refinekies id,- Wyoming about. 8 mile distant fr . :
last fall for', � ud,andithaa -with, ou the whole, satisfactory results. on—theManada Southern have been undred, and who enjoyed themselves if introduced by !L : .
'36 cents per pou o'clock'Saturfty night, it collided with fla,grat bn, 'and who was much surprised h them, : I
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R cents-por Pon The practicability of this county produc after Mic�igau Cen- to their heart's content.' The happy how to overcome il: I I
. been as high as Z' Rd, but -- abolist I and here, cars which had'been blown out of to see his friend devoid of el(ithing on , s. camochan, of Egnionavilie; and - �� �
price. iDg its own molasses, even with the tral 1,( rton next day, Mr I .., . I
The New eo ipile tickets will e -goo over two I ouple started for Wia ;, . .
this is- an extreme the siding by the violent wind. Af ter such a cold night, with his fj�et badly c , of Seaforth. . - .. .
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I and so cold and exha4ked that ,,How to secure the co-operation 0"
York market is. open to i a hurling the two cars in front he frozen . 1e I k
shown, and we have no doubt f tb Michif da Central. These'- 'Pickets will � itionallistof Young giants since t - I I
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make q-tiantities to draw attention,tbore '" . �, ditch, the e I ne and tender left the he co d hardly spealkr-. But the ex- d . ents and guardians with teachers ir'4 IL ; :
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feslii.ngs of the juvenile portion 'of the be solc- at . . Morrison, tie friend one we published last week, as lollows: par 1%
being. only fOur cents d4ty,wllioh would an rob ly broken up. Happi. Plaust on of Mr. Sabbath School work introcluced by the .; I
aced bv the difference in community are consulted unlimited —0 recent Satur aylMrs. F. B. track . . . e'da way to the children, whom At the beaA of the class stands Mr. MeKillop ; the i . � i
be nicely balai I . . ; . . v. P. Musgrave, of I
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freigbtb6tween re' molasses will b HaZlen I -St. John, New runswick, ly no one a jured, but the fireman mad , George Johnstone, with a measnrement Re �
he and Iowa, freight e the order of thp day in 19 I lightly he fot nd in an insensible E tate, and a I I
- ly $1.40 per hundred 198�. The apple crop of 1882, owing to collecte� about 150 poor c Aldren of jumped off inta a culvert and 6 carried of 6 feet 5 in- ches ; next is Mr. Wm. Rev. J. Pritchard, of Manchester; An . I
there; being on on frozen to death. H the Rev. J. A. Turnbull, of Goderich. - I
-the peculiar blight which affected the both Boxes -at her residenq e and pro. hurt his leg. alm . Beattie, 6 feet 4J. inches; Henry David- I I I
0 . them to his house, and after adminis ect 1.
pounds.. A factory producing 1,000 After ewh subj nad been b . I
—A certain venerable, grsy-haired inches; and F.r 11*.17 . . .
- trees was poor, and the apple worm and , vided them with coffee, rols, confee- I -
pounds per day would reduca the work . I toring uourishment, they came to a son, 6 feet 4J Schwalm, )pointed by -
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'figure, and gale of September last made thq poor tionery, ot . In addition ev xy boy 6 feet 4 inches, all of these being verits- introduced by the persons ILI I
Incy expenses to a very low 0 . on ev and old farmer in the vicinity of Ridgetown Of sensibility. A subseription list n
t1i . � into the town for the purpose of State - be pbople. Th, -n Presbytery, it was discussed by -the co - . -
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suppose 25 cents. Were paid to patrons, crop still poorer; yet, after all, 9nough girl receiv �,d a pair of mitt and a com- Car" is being circulated for the unfortunate ble "Sauls" amongst t vention. These aiseti "i 'Were proiw - I
'handsome sum fruit was gathered f6r home use'and a forter. I recording his vote at the municipal Is benefit, and the neighbors are we have the Rev. T. Ti Johnstone, a
it would distribute the 1. elections. On his WRY to the polling Man t 2J bly the most interesting and, iustriwth's � I � .
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aekly, of 61,5oo sf ter leaving one day's con'iderable amount for exportation. . —013 a short digance north 11y. I literal ,,high priest," being 6 feel, you i
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cream., , Suppose that Lon4l East it is aslyad by b er for whom he — he Galt Reporter makes the fol- inchet f thanks was tendered to the pwpls Of � . I
w shows favorably as reg'*ards their pro- white, Los.; has been fo 'ad in large B1100 Und and lowin ,extracts from a let received inch; W. J. Ferguson, a -limb of the 0 tiji an . �
eekly distributed aniong 200 patrons, I ,gmondville, for their hOsPi tyl a - � �
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aye local boards do not enlighten the Parent not bel, dis�inguisbed from s�ow. 58 . . .
for six d . � a - e Is Prairie, sson of r. Landy Des,vitt, the present Deputy 1E . ;
it would give an average - ind and vote for the other man. He of P � - tag � 6' 0106A � . �
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alities, we oaniaot bright 'lit �Ue. exentlemea!'iLl town axe P . I
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