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- 1110641011i before opwations his trouble and - Ingenuity r000lied halt I �oau* 164:00 plaint rmition aoll. he
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i L. THORN Fdo - - oo*6 As 80 ne of their i heilhbors w ' cure h warrant for, the. ai�4t of Stai. EorA . little too f"t,�Wenoti(W the followiIig If � I le, a y6ungerman he would - — 0 -
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. I GROOM WME & SPIRIT toribe 'and had'tho'bonefit Of ths- . The. son - , - 08 trolt X*S�ks. The gentle -He wl Suied - iome b
. . . I r howtvar, after,riclsivitig , . � .1 11 ,luded to self. ' 8009mp 7 ST.&Txsticg.---;The total assessment for are being
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. __� . � milk besid4s. He thought,. h6w,ever . -1 --phod' to �hia er, a son of Mr' , 4Cm`A% p 61 this Mr. James --. Irservicet a former rep,* ,,he year
i, I I that thiswas rather a-favorableview to' ' Wroxoter- - 4 t, - Staftord � L60Uld:1_uoi be ,he=. yelop, a. wyef in d
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. I -, , ba .ent of I the to.wriaMp , -_ y P county rates, held in the Methodist church, this weeks
� town: I tThom �Jullo -, Mr.Fairservioeis.also
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, . - : take of the matter,, but he gave Wei i compelled t6 jiva- uo the'vooney, and the Moffit blo , has been & intea a, located in. DD 'enson county. He hisa - .
a I ; I , hAt to A4 - I had- I bettef, lay . ora I - , , w wns Ip f
- - . a ?w t4at the per centage of differ, .0.11 _ - a farm - ithi tie. 13,064.56 ; to 14 bi rates, 18 600,68; Willie Lamb, son of Mr� Lamb of this
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t � I e4onse he. sebool,rates, ,,896,20; dog tax, village, W" crossing. the'loto on vbkh -
. I ' MDUCE TAKER IN E�CRARGE- once Is paratively small and no� nh*W&0oq ag%instbim. at !-WiloiOtor, use in theontaiio coqrti. o is the He has been I ibbre about six. years,, an& PwasoxiLs.-We are 118604 to learn the Prince of Wales' stables were bull6j, . � -
I I ne&Tly Z %1 -to the viAue of th ki Ave him arkested'there -sud try first and only commissioner o the kind has.dono well. He intends ret I -
I __ . ' ur"Ing In that 'Mr. Sam-�,, Turner, who has been he fell into an old well which had be= �
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. - . milk. H stated 'e';,, this in Michigan, lawyers having I eon 6bli a few days, -1h d will takb back with him
I I � that the Qp6m il some the .o.ey out of it'a-in -this . - 9- - ow
. I I I ' ' seriously, ill with plurs, pneumonia, is left open. The we,111 was4covered
. � I . hoped to'As;ve the factory ready far Before' eidbelietofore to'visit Windsc r for the his two.oldeal I children, who have been ' Id' . John Turnert of the ,_
. � I . � � - this telegron reached - f I -recovering, - .r - I with snow, and be could not fte it uu'- ..
11 .4 01 - eat mony.11- living, with their grandmother, Mrs. Parr line, is laid up 'With typhoid fever. til he stopped fato the snow ivb�eh ghys
1--, - K11LORAN'& 11YAWO 81.6 � STAND. gehraftofn by thel first of 'May, mud ofi Mr. - Beatty had left for home *ith .. r I so a taking Such .t - L I
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I � , I he directors he made the fol,' m9ney In his pocket and &liberal allow. 0jameo MoVichaelbas rot ioved Inio att, for, sorc e years. , ` 11 ,
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. I I I I lowing to the patrons, vns,.:-Tha,� anoe for expenses besides. Bak in 00me town, and has taken posse I n of -the . . . a' of th
i . I - . tr "" .. short jime._,-Mr. Robt. Key V tom. Fortunately fibere was not ,much
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. I __ � 00itor the comp, ny would draw the areaml way or other yet unexplained, *tAe mes. residence he recently Pa. ( h eed from . 331ibbert. .
i - X I L I I Babylon IiLe; who was m iverely hurt by water in I_t,,g,,Ad " nee was near #A I
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I i ri , 'it * In I;itter, furnish firkins -,and a4ge, fell , into the fiandt 6t Staffo f -SPRING ftoir.-:4he spring ihow under falling from a stack, is not yet able to
! f# F Pay all ob) ior expenses of, . L L . hand - Willie was as quiet as a Iamb.
I I I msuufa�tu Who, veeing that ' too on 111fe-section of this Grs�d Trunk the auspices of' the Hibbert Branch ,leave the house.
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i : � - e did not exceed ten tons ; if* I overtook Beatty at Brussels, and, sh6'0-' and the trains have been ma '-jug. good hold at Staff&, on Thursday, 12th April. asion of li - evin him from his per' . 1OUS Lei a I
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i , I DISTRICT x&TTERS'. mak 9 � ation.
. : I , w sold his farm on the 9th conde �
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i � I . . reached twe'lve and a half tons, 31 cerit b� telegram demanded the, time during the Vast week.- he del-
, I ` : ind 'if m t I . I` There will be a good list, and the Sooie- Stanley- to Mr.John Armstrong, a neigh- ' , I
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- oivea direct per potwd A I it came up to 15 tou� , If 4r
! WMSG,T &YOUNG � have ree 'ng "I k Beatty demurredto this eries of grain in this town for, the past ty expect �, to have an unusually good bor, for's good price. - be I m con -
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. ! a#v'e been unugually lorge,. and show this season. tains 50 ,acres. Mr. Pollock intends
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; trom the vefinery one ear load of ougs DI boUft� 3LI cents pi it pound. This offer waa unT pro;127b ultimately, consented to week b' - To Buy or
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I L. I . animously � accepted by the patron* refund $5 .of the amount. Stafford for several days the streets hive been .
I . I we giving extm ga-A Value. A full � tock of the � - A PLEASANT Evzx1(Nq,-Ou the even- starting for Manitoba a tly, end ex- - - I
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I at f=ily I lyhd - . re -31 Mr. Hanni h wss then appointed Sales � e eased satisfaction with. this 'ar. thronged with vehicles apa'tbe mor-, ing of the 28th ult. a small par y o poets to make hisfutu I . .
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L . kept. L The best VajIR6 in all gftdes of tea ;Td man, andbir. J.- Duncan, Tre" ebants repors business bright ning up .
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I . - , . I as L le . young folio were invited to the resi. 'We wish him every sucoe 8 in the new - .
. i. -Johnston 4 and own &she had done so, without' wonder ally. -On Thursday last as Mr.
I - ftfaft. Seed& -A fall .assortment of field and - when, aft tendering Mr. f
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IL I parden, seeds, all new: and purchased from the - - r . - a max), and is -THAT IS THE DUESTION. -
. I dence of M l.'J ames Caldwell; 13th cona country. H6. is a first .01
� . I . vote of th a for his address, the medt� - giving any warning. struci Beat John Stewart -of Grey, was Coming to V -
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I ' ty a cessioil, whem they enjoyed a. very just the kind og stuff to a oceed whe
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. I Dominion. wlaox & YorNe. 797 broke . powerful blow on the face, knee in pleasant evening. A delicious supper energy -
i . I J � . -We m say that at the cloie him 'down, and be then struck him the road betw9en Somforth and Walbon ,,,. and industry are essential re-
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. . � SWorth, bave, opeued several cases of beautiful tb�e meeti quite a number gave iq sevoial blows on the. head *Whon he was and made the ouinber 1,123, and Mr. - " ' ------- *__ .-
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C law swrmg goo& an4l, Jim several more to fol- t] isir ordd for the -neces"ry cans. down. Swreral parties were dauding Charles Mason, of Bracefield, ig our to make -the evening pleasant to the - .
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� I I � . an '0 dedacteJ before any effort was made to secure his On the road between this and Dublin, -Mr. R.�Ifellon sold,a
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- ; Avery person who comes ..to, town. should give �; F kuy pent in the mon on such wait till the snow goes off,or to buy
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� -horse the other dayl to F. Gfaruiss �
It will pay theni to do ' da of the first sale of arrest Stafford * had fled. Beatty re- and he assu'res us. that if be had, not I
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� I ocossions, and at a seasonable hour-tbe for the round sum of $171. �
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� i wth Lookout for full announcement next week. b,ptter. f1i this way, the ce;hs used wilt, turned home - on Monday - night, and due regard for his reputation for � I - . early while you can get your pick of - '
- I . . , veracity, company dispersed, wishing Mr. Cald-'
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- I I You will see -something -worth reading, CAurnu bb uniform� and the company in'hsving whether he intendstaking f arther steps he would make it the- even two thous. PARTY. -An evening pa rty was given i
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� I N1FW SToRst Nzw GooDsl-J., L. -1 I � and much happiness. Ist concession, for the b)nefib of' the - .
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. ; Smith begs to announce to the inhabitants of - '- Y SOCIETY. -There was a . GOING AwAy.-Mr. Wm. Allison, who teacher and pupils, a] I -
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w; i ftaterth =4 murouziding, country that he will `1ach patrol procured hip own cans. It we do not-knaw. There is no doubt, how- THE LiTHRAR some time ago disposed,of his farmi has a number of . "I 7
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. i have open for Inspotion in Mitaboll'a Block,one Would be ell. therefore;fq those who ever, that if Beatty's story is true, aul air attendancellai the Literary enter. select friends, (;f Schcomool qction No. 8. NEW GOODS If . .
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- ! door ioath of John . Kidd's Hardware Store, on hav' 0 tainm,gnt in the Mechanical Institute purchased a farm containing 200' acres AcciDE6T.—AfrB. Spear , Sr., -of th J , ...
j :. . I 'n I -of March, a choice -stock of e not y t ordered -their alLus to do io, we have no rose n to- doubt it, this man I e - . . I
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� : . a a daring and unmitigated rOO � eveDiug last. Thw near St. Thona as for 610,500. This may 4thconcessiou, met with verypsinful.
. I V611pleandFancy DTy Goods for springand ., beoonsidereda very reasonable figure, .
� ! ownmer trade. Also a st6ek'ot Family Groceries,- ing wa's a ,ost harmonious one,, and' scoundrel, and it is a pity be should b -6 chair was7 occupied by Mr.'M. P. Hays, - accident one day last wee.. . It appears - I . -
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. � I All of which will be marked at close prices. gee every perac In present seemed thorough- permitted to re-mJain at large. The S. G. McCaugbey acted as 8 a standing on a chair hinging . up puzzles t
. i Advertisement next week, J. L. Swira. 7in-I critic. Reaffings were given �y Misses. within six, infles of St. Thomas, and the clothes, when her foot ,slipped, causing he will, but in either oase you - .
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. - I . loran, Houston, Bowden and Canada South, 3ru railway runs along her to fall on & large stick of wood, . -
� I Rwr. DnRLA x's Diphtheria and scheme, an I from the, general, tone of young Beattie --to keep clear of -all such Mills, Kil . will find a large assortment of
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� I -Reniedy Is gaining confidence e"rY day. the meetin ,we have no hesitation in characters in future, as, under the !- Forest, and by. Messrs. Hayes, MOCOY, her I
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I - i W. H. Green, ,Druggbt at Walkerton,' 1, , . already taken a number of loads of
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I r to Mr. E. Leavens, of London, says: DzA,z implements and machinery away to his I �
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a t - -�'In reply to yours of the Ist would my new crea ry will receive a liberal - ed his money, he would mot bo'entitled The several selections were very well . pected.' - 1, . .
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pI I *atD1er1&mm!s-DiphtberJa and Croup Remedy patronage, nd once it is started there to much sympathy.. I I � executed, in some instances the rend�- , TIIE TnA.-MENTING.- A nost' success -
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F . I Immialle-euxesinthio'gection, and N selling will be littlb difficulty thereafter, as the . t tion being almost perfect, so much so with.his wife and family about the Ist ful and enjoyable teA-mee ng tinder the STAPLE AND FANCY Off GOOD'
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� I ! , beyond my expectstions-�' For We at Hiclsoirs. _ - . - — . of April next. Thd removal of Mr. and . .- � k �
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. I - benefitR ;�fi be S . tb It the critic h * d considerable diffi. auspices of the Canad - Methodist
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. ! LOCAL BRIZirs.-Mr. 0. C. Willson Mrs, Allison is very muell to be regre -
. I cuty fu findin & - t- hnrch, Jobnoton's Appo tment, .was �
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. -, i SoouL,T . . mak_ returned home on Saturday last af�er . tiou. This evening readings will be ted, as they were both possessed of a MILLINERys & 010.9 .
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.. I rare as, tome system of cheese h Id on Thursday the 22n ult. A very .
T Church intend giving a Social at their Parsonage . - - -
. . i sai Tues --overiffig next, an absence of three 'Months. His iiaanyt given -by Misses Log&u,-,'A. Cowan', Collie, those qualities which are worthy of excellent repast was p oviaed. The I
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: I public will be pleased to learn that & his eyes are nearly �well, all that is now next Friday evening the subject ,,Re. daughter of M . Gilbert Robertson, for- Messrs. Clappison, Cousin and'Hartly *
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I 6ablandand opened the. contents of Twenty- Laidlaw, have iprobseed the livery FOR THE NORTHWEST, -4he first mOv .
, ; mane cases of Old Country Goods. R. J'Aurnoif, peculiar HnO Mr. 'Kelly, of Brampton, is stock and business of Mr. John Ward, Northwest party of the season left ere w a so our - Crom-arty and MENT..4 -public examination was held . �
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t . i ments in town, which are quit6 ample Clinton. The train consist . B,oucefleld. .
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I I Trustees of the Sealorth Public 8013001: debut store proved -too much for - their mo, 6 of those leaving Collected at the at%. is bailding the iew grist mill, postmaster at Morrieb" , whose ill- Tr
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I I out by a score of 48 to 12. Youth wil well, but there was little excitement workmen from he Stratford Manufa - died Friday evening� Ma . . .
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i -i . reatschool when the alleged once regretted another opportunity was Sy day were ' STORM.-WigginSon-wina-anaVennor success in his e terprise. workifig' as shoemaker for ome time in
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i � . f � ibe witnesses produced by Mr. Hodgius, is the finest singer that has ever appear- putatiou sea woather prophet, . we [a 1 5 . - Spring Trade. for, the . I
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I I � a our belief that her rusnageraiint daughter of Mr. John Dickson, R ' : BLACK CAS -,I
� I i " Globe sa,ys:'" The singing Of IQUi I& . Qxbortl son,hotel-keeper, was 'indicted before � 9 close board fe ce. This ground will to the township of Turnberry i�nd took HMERES for the, I 11;
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. 11- f Of prhle"Idepartment over which she Pre- voce ' by Mrs. Caldwell, Of ' 'Hamilton, is engaged as ,book-koeper sud clerk il'li b4 used for the annual spring shows of I - Spring Tride. i
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.; Tim SyApanTir BUTTER FACTORIX.-A encored." . - y mercial college, Lonqon, and secured IS L but the charge was- uob Hustairt;d,. and fame, and the increased facilities which bank, upon the removal of Mr. James Trade.
- � , diploma. -Mr. J,bhn Lee 16f b on Wed- our genial landlord came off f 00 - R.' the society are .wisely providing will Orr to Missouri. He w v : -
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I ' I nesday for Winnipeg,' whare he' intends King, of the Don�inion hotel, well less have a beneficial result. I respected by the community a �.
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�� A BiTzia BITTEN. -A few weeks ago a * remaining during the summer woX�'iug fortunate. Re, for giving a few friends GOOD AGAiN.--Our enterpriging old which he had so'long lived. The i COLORED SMKS, &c. the- I
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I . � Iowa in placa of the cheese factory which young man named Beatty, son of Mr. at his trade. -The 14st gr&Dd car * al 'u- Spring Trade. I &a., for .
. . � niv s glass of beer on'Sunday, h9A, to fur. horsemen, Mr. John Rattenbury, in.
; Us been run for several years, waa held Samuel Beatty, of Tuckersmith, got tOrment took Place on. Monday af her- �
, . of the season - will be' held at the skat- nish Her Majesty with 020 in; current tendscoming 0 the front with- his noon to the Wroxeter cemetery. . - . I I
[ In the town hall on Tuesday last. There viotinuised to the extent of $50 by a . ' rink- this evenilpg. The Clinton jundg. I -
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� . The stranger offered to -bet $5o evening and will disolourse sweet music. how to put it on; 0 1. 50 for green is the tb�e' old gent Is ery gritty ou� -boraeo, I �
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� W.J.8hannon as secretary. Mr. Thomas and poqtmaster at Morrisbark, di- 41 beat pair of ma -es in tb satisfaction to our oustomers'this sea. I
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! _ Young L Man to:)k the box, -and while -Mr, - Goorgle, Lee �rived in town from, tarred in Wroxeter on Monday, and the wish bim-every success. which took place on the 11th inst.. Mr. soup as our stock &
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Beatty at once John Latimer has sold his house and the deceased wa � Careless," toV sors. olquboun,- Dow while employed on tbe- Grand Trunk, so I
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instittito at Kirkton. He stated that information the man had Bad, and thus 11 8 o'clock him are ocnsidevd by competent ' a
. ion .- rhe funeral of the late Ja�., I i J u gee - ua kept .a, good A NEW - DEPARTMENT, I
. � *be make of the Xfrkton factori rializ- the matter rested for them I if n6t superior, - to any 11 I house. li� was A �
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� he had every -coultdonce, that if % -suffici- � olue to the identity of the sharper. Ile 'I the aeaessed was heldby his nefghbors. losing a daughter or gaining. a son. 7 The seleet friends st an oyefer supper at He leaves a widow but no family. �
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i aftt- put large enough to attract comps- of Turnberry. - Acting upon' kumu- 8th inst,. Mr. asou -wok the chair . Gorrie. I ,;
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