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": . I - 1%, I room, Hr J J. Wallis; composition to Tipell'in connection ': with the riesby- I
F I 4:.% e aa�_ssbility of! more B Ilk acoom- will and to a "purpose, anawe think rod
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11' SEEDS I EEDS I second form, W. E. Groves; schwl- teri . when moda,tion here. Quite rfg&h . iThere is Messrs, Carter, McEwen and 6 ith, to H.'
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j." . - - - __ J. Ferguson,; fasts, place one wee � .
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�_ . the pastor will be asE �stea by Rev. Mr. i r's charter A i An
7 . � . Mr. W. H. Stew art ; fourth form liters-
ih i . ' . I ogress of the work is largely due, are poo
111. , FLOWE.Ro GARDEN McMullen of Woodsf( ok'.-Some twenty- Mr. W. Kitchen shipped 3 esteriday 90 pr -
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f4 - _: F#D FIELD SEEDS- lure, Mr. J. Conuolly ; Introductory I ,entitled to no small degree of credit for rod
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___ �� - A .L . � lesson on fractions, Mr. A.H. Musgrove. 3members. of Brit& na Masonic Lodge head of extra good cattlo--� 7h biggest ar L.
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� I Friday -Special grammar paper. Do. 6116 to Mitchell !on � Fria , last to celebration ever held in the county Wi . on the work. eon
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�1, �� . WARRANTED, FRESH. I ll - Habit, attend the funeral �f the late Thoms, take place hereon the 24 A . bet
. camber, 1882, Mr. Turnbu ,
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. 4- . aking, Matheson. - The Sesforth Creameiy mento'will commence* at Sa. �n. and
� I .1 d seed in stock. Rev. Mr. Morrison; sentence -m I I Brucefield. R.
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�. i Not an Ounce of 01 'I operations on Monday last. [ 11 P. M. -The Grai i4 Trunk
� . Mr. N. W. A. McKay; :cultivation of compenced contin a till L - I- Lo
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I '� - 1; . A splendid list of pal rous has been Be- Rail a tickets at si I fare'. IMPROVEMENTS.
� t', : I : FROM taste in is, Miss Forrest; notes by 2 , 45
.. � YOUR SE 8 n,la here Characteristic taste, has been painting
;. I - 4 - . BUY . . ,he pasturage is as -Abo t 500 trees were pla ,4
- I I the way,oftewar; election of officers. cur�d, and although , bui
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;� 1 _4� 1 � . f 8 y. I I and refitting his hotel, giving it a new
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F A NU -r Quicrx.-A very pleasant hour largor than the mat agement i Qips � : I 13PE
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11 J� . GAOCEP., ri � was passed in Miss Aggio Qowan's room so sOon after the ope ling. Thd,- a coess I .MCKMOP
� 11 I - � . .,:-- Mr. PIG SOLD. -Hr. Jsm�� Hd�boweil wood andboxes from the front of his -
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�. f � Good (3rop on Tuesday morning. ossil4y he may el
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. - I pupils gave as a surprise �o their teacher Thomas Hill ni - 4 as
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/ 1: . i - �o� , n. of E is the possessor of 8� Berkshire pig to Mr. John tet
. f, , utertainment caneal- may Quee .,gmondville, . D
f� d- - � . ! - . SPORTS, AND R&STIXEs.-Mr.Broadfoot,
I'll, re cow, whioir he the 6th concession. He is a g od an-
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... �.L - "'Idliso * - chosen Queen and han4some little Ayrahi . I pr(
I . I , I Pendergast was ILVI I 'twice her size imal '' d was Sold for, a fair fig u 0. . medical student, is home for big holi-
I , ROV0 her attendants were E.Walsh, E.D id- sayq will beat anything an day � B. -
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arou expost - Hespents very pleasant and on
-11 son, K. Broadfoot, L. Sparling, N. I ilk producer. He I i r ,,Low
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I I - 1. on-, M. Kidd, L. Dickson, W. Killoran, alBoI has a Clear Grit yearling colt, � Usbo days aggo, when be captured, by far th6 H
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! . DISTRIOT RL&TTERS. M. McIntyre, H. Bowden and M. and which is as good as I its - nam I ,of Farq I ar, lef t biggest cat fish ever seen in those parts. 2,
L. Donovan, who entertained the Kddi- don!t keep much stock, '-but what he and Robert 86mers . Pa
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I . -� only excelled St. Mary,3 arload This
! once wi -rea ngs an - gongs. These .has I is of the best, and i4s, on Thursday w . ad
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1� win!r PEOPLE Bay �� olds. -Au .-andon, pounds and a half. It was brought to
. . . . . . I I theria and croup Raw,edy: My son, two pupils acquitted themselves very credit- in excellence by his fall Mang of horses aLd miloh cows for BI Brucefield, and for a while was the an
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4 , ,� !v woo aftacked with croup. He had ably. The room was crowded -all the #nmense bns ness Nsr, been done in this Manit a. We hope their a �ec ulation
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�1 j�/ � bad that he *as unable to pup-Ils, from the other rooms.beiug pres- t, W11 in seeds this season ill prove a profitable one. i
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, 1_1� I;ly. X. HROTZ. IAW el, April 19,_1888. o 1. mind, while looking with astonishment W
I. ! ti ad. Among these present war Hr r sources pretty well taxed to BuPPlY ! Walton. Jr
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I � .,� It I Robert, Wright, of the samO ce, states tha . nal at t
. of, age, had - theria. He used Z ' teunnsual d co
f, -if -i , . son, five Years McFaul, Principal ; Miss Aiideroon, t emaud. They were eq THi CHEESE FACTORY. - The Walton 11
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1-1 V� s ,�, , t once- OnO of my Miss Rate Cowan, Miss Killoran, and the f act
� � this remody. It helPed Miss 6 the occasion, howeve�- D
L .- I I .,. Chess' Factory will Open and �he milk
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4. I ren had diphtherlib. Wi had a doctor giiing lid oxi,sts` ,the best evi- by dad I there can't be so much meat
; 4-.1 . Edwards and Mrs. Coulter. The throne t4at the dam& as on th
� ,11 medicine for two days; but no sign, of getting � drawe after all.,,-SomG of the Sports are talk-
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� " f better; we gave only One dose of Dierlamm's as of white upon an elevated plat 1 4 ` Moud�y next. The prospectsl,o� doing of "fox O'C-
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� , Remedy, and he was reliEved at. onae. P- J. of green. The arch above the thro ,d profitable businesg at this
.� .1,4_ . a large an . and hounds " thig season. Mr. Dixon .
4�' �� RENDER. - Wallace,, 6th "4 i, April, 1W." En- - � �
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� 1, i'' � t ,wiks of overgreenBana daffodils. The .money. -Gardening nd house-oleaming factor ' during the coming Be so were
_ q uiriescan be made fo these &IrUes. . For sale a . y b as already obtained two gray hounds
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-A 5-2 Queen was dressed. in white and a are now the fashiopablg: oconpations, i I
% ; - . so I . never. better. Mr. Leech, the cheese from Toronto.
� � Mckson"g g. store, Seaforta. . I
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. - i crown of white and -green, while around he'f rmer is conducive tb good heafth,
I, I SALE, or BOOTHS. -The booth privilege. . - 0 i i univer a � _. hi
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:. 7 ' Y, will be: the platform were strewn boquets a to good nature.- During I
- , I - an Fairview Park, for the �&� of Me of and h faction to both. patrons and p�Ioprietors th
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� � 1_�, I t sold by public auction, at th� Commercial Hotel, � wild and house flowers and plants. All the oat seven weeks Mr.'D. D. Wilo6u last y 6�1 ar' t his post I and Will Dashwood.
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. h, present seemed well pl no dofibt do equally well d0ri6g the BR=Fs.---�Messrs- Weseloh &
. . � I Seaforth, on Tuesd@.y eveniog, May 15t P. eased with the ]b as b an p * Wurtz so
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- : I Terias-Ca in advance : -
. r, "I I @�alock P., M. 4 certain 010,000 per week for. hen fruit. Just \ i
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� .i :-; : I Brine, Auctioneer. �06,_i efforts of the pupils, and we are I comink season. . i � � are buildin� an addition to their pre- th
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� I 4D -.I- , ft 4 f I I r a satisfaction evinced by all, this tPink of it, and then give your hens an i . 0 4 . mises, and they i
. �� 4 , - 11�1 [. � BAG FouND.-Foundl on Main fit eat, from th - s. - M'in street has �
i I extra,feed of oat a J31yth. .
. I I present stock. -Mr. John Grill, who has 131
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� - - some other artacles. The owner can have the POT 0 SHIPMENTS -.-Messrs, cKin- been in Michigan for some time, has
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A. � , proving property, and paying f oz this een cleaned out, and it
,_ .- "me on I . . ers-at least we hope no .-Com. � tpbleo have b n - hipped six cark of po- taken unto himself a wife. He intends
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. ! "i � �: ; 8U6 WO041 to the Uuited States t1iis week, to carry on a boot and shoe business at
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�, - -� - _�; DRA.wiNG.- paper of a recent date Says : I I Mr. Abe -Mrs. Hartop, a In
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1,21-- 1 -f . - . and t By Bay there is still mo�a to fol. Kilmanna, Michigan. an
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4t � pIvidson, of the,Carney House, . Shipped low. . I
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'_ _-I 1'-' ll School foot ball entrallce wili per' .'day a handsome Jumping on
� �j .- . � Hig , alub have arrived, a pleased to examine the express to-
_ I : . A I ECTUIIE.-Mr. F. S. gpLce, of former resident of Dashwood, but who
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. - and they will wear the �u for the Arst folio . deer, to a Sister in Ontario." Toroi: to, lectured in Watson'B; ]gall on has resided lately in Michigan, is
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. , �_ ; jn&tch with Berlin. ors,_Ykavy and on the curricu um of the examination. ,i Mr. Menarey, the merch '
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3i I royal blue. The team. for Saturdays ,We are inform d on good authority that I building a fine block. He intends
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4 .T � 0 subject 11 Marriage," was one involving I bag been bought and sold in this n
. . � �11 � ", match will be chosen Irom. the follow- they are of the type that may be expe t- Voccupy part as a general store." A .1 .1 re
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; - . . ingplayers-: R.McDohald, J. Ireland, ad at the examination. The prescri d ears 9go Mr Menar6y was a To say', that the Of these the latest has been Mr. Isaac
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� �;�' J_,. Dickson, J. Muldre: , J. I G. text b6ok is Walter Smith's primaxy school teacher in th lot No. 3, in the 12th
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, � , the , rsmith . [y indeed.
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I -, �, -, I A. Dewar, R. Hughes., T.Coleman, J.C. manual: First paper, -(1) Draw all Tue a - h 8 very ild] it was 1, iin ense." concession of Hay, and the north half eel
; J- , I ' There was a small, but very a' precis- of lot No. 3, in the 13th concession, to
.- i I Harstone, G. Cam.pbelj, Mr� Buegen, W.
I.- I. ,. , � � ,,quadrilaterali ; (2) What are concentric 4bouts will be pleased to learn of . I
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I � _ - � . I lone land.- Mr., -a sum of $8,100 ra;
� , . I Malloy and -J. Biggins, I Bquares? Draw two concentric squares, pr6sperity in the great - tive andielice present. Had ther been a Mr. Fred Ellis, for th I
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; L � al meeting of the outer Scluar bag a .
I - " i- . CluralmT.--The annt a; (3) Draw a square of any . large farm near Broadvie*, Mani- the admission fee put at 10 a to, the being lot No. 20f, in the 14th concession
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� , __ p Sesforth Cricket Clab was held last- Size YOU choose, using dotted lines, tobeo, writing from there on the'Il, sow baWlity is there would not E tia Stephan,
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�� � FridRy evening. the 40, inat. t Aing room. . for the sum of 04,375.' Mr. Bean, we L
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� ollowing were duly el actbd officers for: and bisect them ; join the bisecting ing 200 &craft of o ta.-Nearly one half I at sn . a&
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- �1 . the season of 1883: Points so as to form a square ; on each of thafall wheat in this neighborhood ,eter. * .
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. - � , I President; L. Thorne and A.H. Ireland side of this last square draw an isosceles will! be plowed up, but the clover has a hi
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5 � ", I 7 Vice Presidents ; Goo, W. ' Brent,, See- pax I a corner of the q'Iendid'eatch, and will be a good crop, I W
. triangle with it a I is farm of 100 acres with 'nearly thirty years ago, when, what is
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. �, I . 1 retary�;, Alexander NY, ilson Treasurer; firstsqua,re. Erase th) first square and aq it is not likely clover seed will be $10
; _3 _�� � � I .. - buildings and stock on cone�ssion B. now a well settled- country, was only is �
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I � . . � I Field i aptain. Manag- its diameters ; (4) Dra N a,cir6le with a busheinex't spring. -The comfortable - I wick, to Thomas McLesu of vast wilderness. By industry and care
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- �� - � I Ing Committee. . ,psidence adjoining the Catholic church, Turnberry for $3000. 1 Si
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i - 4" � , . 1; J . Biaimrs.-Mr. Manson is Oetting his Share of this worlds goods, and we hope ev
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. i!� 1. I Alex. Wilson and Geo. W. Brent. with its diameters an diagonals,' use � ; � 101od bypubli3 auction one week from tannery fitted up in the beat! style, he be maybe long spared to enjoy the
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17:4. , - I ruction lines' usina each semi- ji.�xt Saturday. This will be an excel- . I I I PS
, ", � oonst ) 0 Is also building a brick engino house benefits that he his derived from big
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�, 1 1 OMCERS INSTALiap.-A.t the I&Bt diagona as above, draw a sample curve i lent opportunity for pome person to get
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1. i 908 Iudepe its diameters. Second Imper.-(1) Draw, family left town on � Saturday last for a building as can
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: � . � I . circle, a radius, a chor( , and a parallel 1006%or, is Si nking a salt well and erect- is getting his oat kiln which W'was dam,
- . I of Gromarty, purchased of Mr. George
_. 1. � I term: Bro. N. Cluff, P - W. C. T.; Bro. semi-eircle -, (2) Draw an oblong box i1ing �Oxtensive salt wqrkj3.-There is';* all .
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. �_' � . Sister J. Murray, with a horizontal line above it ; (3), �xc6 8 t1own for an I Robertson his farm of 50 acres for. the
; ,T. H. Piper, W. C. T.;: .1lent openingba �bhi
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I i . � Turnbull, W. S.-; Give a definition of an o4al and* draw O;at,meat mill. If !some enterpfising I handsome sum of $2,800. This is eon.
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:1, :, � i Belt, W. F. S,; Sister M. Brett, W. curves -are applied. with construction take hold he brick building at the no buildings except a log Stable aI
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I z,. I- I � 'Bro. W. Steet, W. I.; Sister T. Gray, I? � MoiiE GOOD STOCK. -Mr. David Hill ""
� quavefoil. giye drawings illustrating �chihery in o it, a la' e and profitable
. ,- � Si t P. Avery, W. I. G.; rg he has been making a number of im- . re
4 1 . I � W. D. M4 them ; (6) Draw irom memory an eigl;it.- 'business could be done. It is conven- . I of the 8th concession, has Purchased a T
. . I � Bro. J. E. �1�1.0�oga:l, W. 0. G.; Sister . - I provements in the working capacity of: fine t� -1
, pointed star. . ,I, , .- lently situ' ated for hipping purposes . orough, bred Dnrham bul four -
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. � , , �-� 1 X. A. Porran8e, Vj'. R. S.; Sister J. i i . teen months old for which he paid 0135. 1
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i � � � I ;-, .]Booth, W. L. � S. ARiaox D.cr.-The anada. ship t?d a great quantity of potatoes He got him down near London. Mr.
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1 , 7- 'r I . I THE TwzNTy-F0VRTH.-EVerytbing trees to those who' would plant them, Iville met Paulin has bought from JobIn' ' 0
� - . . Hr' Hill's in E with a gentleman, a Durham cow far $125 t
�- . __ I I the Wroxeter livery, and it pr�pared at "
��, promises faivoial�ly for a -spleAdid cele- has resulted more Successfully than . Mr.Hill is fast becoming a prominent
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i t .4i - I I een's Birthday. . any person anticipated The committee I. . a all ti as to give good satis lactign to the stock breeder and will in a short time u
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I� �_ I I . � Already assurances have been given procured only 300 trees, but those were publ � in horoes and rigs the best breeders of the'
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. � . t qn hand. . Fairview - Rua recitations, and a very . pleasant be recognized by us, and -a I orders Gregor, of Brucefield, this Spring for the t
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" � i . Mr. �oseph Higgins preached in the attention. I . lion they ha
� the main Centre ot attraction daring if not all of them,hav been well plant- Egmondville Presb3 terian church last MCLEAN BROTHERS, Pub,11shers. years. It is said that misfortunes do
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. , � best Queen's Birthday celebration of the place. There &re atill several , un- t t of their loss. I
. I I I lent �mpreBsion upo those who heard. JoBeph Brennen, at Gkand b
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I I Streets where properties belong to effort asspubiie sp4aKer in a debate erci#1 as time rolls on are our pioneers pas
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. . . I church on Monday OV011111g Was very Make any effort to beautify their 'pro-, The Canada Methodist choir will give a Sam Dles. The Sauble bridge', NYAN UU"- our midst is Mrs, Peart, aged 66 years, v
; fairlyatteuded. Th, chair -was occu-, party and the town. It would greatly parlor concert at th residence 'of Mr. ' who breathed bar last on Wednesday a
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- I : . . d by the clover oung pastor, Rev. improve the Appearan a of those Streets John Beattie on Wednesday 6venlug - about 04,000, which is partly'cgvered by 'the 2nd inst., after an illneB t
- Mr. Teeple, .and thel a was an excellent and w,would only be doing JuBtice� to programmais beingpre- insu*ce. The Co. � ontlig which she bore .with'Christian
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. T staff of -speakers on the platform. Maple thosc,.-who have 4uC rred the trouble paired, .also parlor games and amuse- kuo*u. I patience and fortitude. She was buried 6
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- J - -1 ty, were abundantly provided by the council would,, have these! gaps filled up, L f �Or- B
� I table.and enjoyable time may be ex- Iiumlev.. attended by a large concourse o
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f� � � ladies of the congreg. tion, and the marl- and next year1linstead of giving trees to pepted by all who may 1 attend.-MrS. E ua&TloNA.L,-The followiiiq is taken rowing friends, relatives and acqualint- I
I . I I � mer in which they L isappeared when those who will plar-t them, it might be � on I ances. She was plain and uuassumi"Dg
I � . i i he Charles Fowler' and ,family left fr2theieport forthemonth of April
I - 1 distributed among the audience is the -wisaomforthe council to devote t 'Thursday for Manitoba. They locate of tie Lumley school puPI1B.I . Only the in her manners, was well and favorably
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� Addresses were da- have the work done under their own
. . .:_ I domestic economy. ,which he has been located since. early art, ThoB. Greenwood, mag& Fyfe. � (
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I ! livered by Rev. me srs. Edwa - - I ,' Spring. ,As. will be Been by notice else- Sen�or Third.-Euphemis Kydd, Wil- Tuckersmith.
t i Coy and M oDonald, and readings by add9 more to �he beauty and comfort of 7 - - - '6 . .
I I where Mr. J, P. Fisher, of Goderich ARM PURCHASED. -Mr. Robert Elgie,
.. ,_ , belMina Kydd, Maggie I Ellerington. F
. I . i -7 Mrs. -Lowrie and Er. Campbell. Miss a town than shade trEl ' e's, and when an 6ffers to match his blood stallion against Jun . jor Third. -Andrew Kidd, Willie of this township, has purchased another i
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I ; singing by the jbobBr n choir he it . Ethlerington, Jessie Alexandler. Second !arm. At the auction sale at Varna on
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I ; was spent, and a 90(, d sum realized. doubt but the inauguration of Arbor tiiig race for $100 a , side. We fancy Ste cyi Mary Passmore, Albe)rt Kvdd. of Stanley. It contains 100 acres and
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� - � : I this town to establis'. in coAnection with notbeen made, and it will be well to PoBed of quite a numl�ber of building lots I . - . a good bargain. He is now the owner
. � I I on the Adam's property. Mr. David :' . I Hensall. of five -farms of a hundred acres each.
. . -ad. 8everal mem- keep it up. I �
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' . cti- a to those iutending to write at the forth- gr6wth.-The fall wheat, which looked COUNCIL MEETING.-
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� .L I .i would only require 0 1 little pra c has purchased -a similar block on Goder- .. . the sp " is now on the 2nd hist., all the members
_�. - � ; Inake them.good pliyers. There axe coming examinations for admission, to ich street, and Hr, Robert Willis ha promising early in P139, the present. The treasurer handed in his
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� .. � - town which can be' procured for" the the applications must be in by the 24th bought the one adj6ining his own res]L- fro tj and while there are any fields * bonds, which were accepted as 99tio-
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� purpos , - 6f two lots.-IZIs reported tb at Mr. . onded by Mr. Mundell, that
, I . : landable entiorp will succeed., as a take place on the 28th and 28th of "'a - -promise, there area large umber that Sproat, see
I 11 � . rise John Campbell, of Brussels, has bought ad up: -Mr. the following jQbs be let by tender at
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� . � I lband gatten up und(. ir the auspices of June. -It is e3�pected that Rev. Profes- will. ,require to be Pion ' � .
I I - out the Commer ial Hotel, in this D. )rquhart, of the Hen all flour and Daly's hotel Egmondville, on Friday,
. ! Sor Gregg, of Toronto�will preach in the . I
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. I the lodge would be domposed inainly, if 0 town. t . . saw mills, is ere. -ting a neat and sub. the 18th day of May, tenders to be re-
. Presbyterian, Church in this town on . � ,
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. I I he usual hours.- f! his present ceived up to one o'clock on that day
, . . Suudp-y next, at It � sta; itial. building in f rout o [ , : 1,
Inallently located in the town, =4 the I , - , Se&forth to Egmondville,
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I all Start- Messrs. Wm. Clinton. res' donco.-We understa graveling from
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A, IT � � . B R. -E IMr. D. Erwin of Stoneman, sr., ]age, intendd 50 cords ; 2, graveling on Kippen
llt�_, � 1. i ! ad, be a Permanent affair. SWorth Gibbinga, of Tdckersmith, left on Wed- ,- ,Loc" Pa.- I of , this vil
. - . I - I esday for Manitoba, Mr. Sproat took Blyth, has rem,oved to town. He is erep ,tiDg shortly a! private dwelling on concessions 3 and 4, H. R. S., 15 cords;
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I' � , �_ : go sue- his family with him, '.and intends re- Agent for Agricultpral Implements, of his. lot on King street, 0 hatWiSe known' 3, graveling on Kippen road,coucessions
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. I ceed,we are sure they wiU receive every kinds.-Ifilas Maggie,Gray of as the Zurich road and 6, H. R. S., 15 cords; 4, grUVeliDg
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� reasonable encoura 1 . make the noIdessary improvements on Blay City, is visiting here for the good EiDUSTUT.-We� notic, M . R. Patter- on Kippen road, concessions 7 and 8, 10
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.. townspeople. . - � , sonie land Wh' h he has there, And will her healIl�h Hr' Blachill �. S. has 8 I of the Heneall PlIanilig, sash and cords ; 5, graveliDg on Kippen road,
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�k I NORTEr H1URO_ - ACHERS' ASSocrA_ Er years Clinton with mark. � t�w .
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I I I � . i -ng of the North Hu on Teachers'. As- home on 'Wednesday of last week. B an tbel building and the ec d story and on Rensall road, concessions 1 and 2, L.
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in 7- the Ceafral was ou his way home -, hen the Bad health and will so I
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. School, WiDgbarn on Thursday and newg of his mother's death reached him, Mr. J. T. Marsh is seriously I � I
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�_ evening of Thursday, in the., Town Hall, climtkte of the Pacific slope, and will �_ . i5a in needy circurnstances.7-Rev. proved machinery, &�d em,DlOying a road near Brucefteld, 20 cords ; 11, op -
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. �rrgster,Wingbam, likely return again Shortly.- the, list W. Gr I . I I I
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- I gen, alDcompanied 117 brilliant ex�peri- Brownlee's Alms Hotel was inadvert- n1orning.-Mr. Ing of Chicago . IF; notice that giveS,4tid I tio'n every time. H. R. S., 40 rods; 13, opposite Lot 1,
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I- " - - ostelry, and i6ceives license as'uBual A! large smonnt �f timber has been arot pushing on woi nee- pool
E . I . -with choice literary �9,Dd musical selec- h I �kur '%I� Com . to Lot 8, concession 6, H. R. B., 20
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i; �._I?,�Z . �_,- I .Thuralay- rresident's ho4el in the thriving town for Quebec. -Mr. A. Irwin handled over tacture salt III# 25 rods; 17, op..
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ite Lot 2, concession 14, H. R. S, 20 and
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a delusion. Pupils must lisve * 'I
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a ; 18, opposite, Lot 3, concession 14, something
to stir up &spirit of emull, ,
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R. S., 20 rods; 19,opposite Lot 7, tion;
they must work towards scras
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asssion 2, L. R. S.,1 22.,rodi% ; 20, op. goal-;
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.. for it would be very wearisome it ,
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ite, Lot 17, concession 2, L. R. S., 25 there,was,
not something to re i ve I
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a; 21, opposite, Lot 43, concession 2, monotou�
of B6001 life. Pro I
motiollex, -1 .1 !
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as t6re in vogue in Somecourl. 1
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are an admirable idea,for they not �
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ween Lots 5 and 6, concession 3, H. . only
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inspire the pupils to work wittL i
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S., 20 rods ; 24, grading between gres"
� zeal, but also tell the progrew I
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ts 25- ani'26, concession 1, L. R. Si, they
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have made. Where unifbrm Coft. '
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Irods., - Tenders will be received for ty
promotion* -examinations are heM !
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Iding a bridge on the 2ad concession, there
' 26,90 fed fro
'ift �
is no need of a publioexamillat - ;
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one end of year , other - �
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11. The bridge 'to have cedar course,
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trustees and Pa,
g6lits shOula be ,
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Aments, and either two bents In the made
welcome Whenever they dkop in
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tre, or with a superstructure known to
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see the abhootl,'and s1hould be invlte& .
110,T -JE
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a Queen's truss; at the 'game time to
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visit the school occasionally. I haye I i
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ders will be received for making op- known
sebools to which the trd-gto% !
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aches to the bridge at so much per were
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inviied to visit the last Fr,:4y of I
Da4c
bic yard. plans and specifications each
month and -that plan worked Very -,, -
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:i be Been at the residence of John nicely.
If therp is not a Promotion L .z
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4nnah, deputy reeve, lot 16 concession amination
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in y6ur county, and Out of '!
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H. R. S. A few small accounts were neC:08ity
you Must have something to �� -
,eather- from:
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good for payment, and 85 each grant� interrupt
the sameness -.have anexam. ,'
tivae - to 16 s�
'r
in charity to H. MeE wen, N. Price illation
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as to work gone 'over during the ��
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"I" oap,rate m I
d Mrs. McNamara. Charles Robb term,
but don't have one of these 6xw .,
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to to betake Ot
a appointed pathmaster in place of bitions,
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stereotypea accounts of 'W�h I
tionol Bud I Pt
In. Elder, John Hyslop in place of we
In. MeNaughton,ana Patrick Keating,
read weekly. �� .....
Yours trul , 11 I
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L Aanelfftof WILY '
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May,
,, in place of Michael Williams. The
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letters S)r I
3 noil th 9n adjourned to meet again at
Friday,
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Aub-arn. 7 i�
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while 1.
dy's Hotel, Egmondville, on
a 18th day of May, at the hoar of 10 the
Brtm.Fs.-Wo are glad to state tjLt i
Rev.,Xr. 8mith is again suffitioutly ' I-
it. and
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look a. In. recovered
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1. pastoral
Hullett. 0 preached
duties. - On Sunday just hs
to a very large congregation.- 11
several
; chariget and el.
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UANKS.—MR. EDITOR, — Will You
place hare . L
The Good Templars of this , L ; 1
Led-
4 � �%tisf
3TOW, as to
:i4ly permit me to return my sincere; ielected
the following officers for the exi . .....
� WOUld advise I
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anks to those neighbors and friends' suing
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quarter: Andrew McDon d, W. .�
when t L
6, through the agency of Mr. D. Mill-
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U. T.; Mr. Millar, Secretary; ""r 2�
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papers L
�6�40,. and the I
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Sturdy, Vice -Templar ; George Sturavy. .
ly,
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) tO5L0 Mil
of 4� L
e1,andsome sum. of 675 to assist iia
Financial Secretary; W. H. ,1
. . Wi 111:::
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aeut his -spirit
a !Dg Up a 088 W Lich I sustaine
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ana.hig visiou:
e!burning of my house through which
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Mr. Gravestone, OutsifileGuara. : �
Guard ; .
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thing, farniture,provisions,
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Henry Sturdy, Martial. -There L .LL �; -
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a Been
.1 This kindness was unsolicited on -
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an entertainment in the Mothodisk
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r: as Well US for, L
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y�part.andiwss entirely unexpected,
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I do 13-inc . erely appreciate the gener-
church on the Queen's birthday.__�We
are sorry to learn of the death �of *.
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s action, and wish thus publicly to
,
Barney McCabe, of Wa �_ anosh, H's ;
witillhim. Sol
horses from fs
nk those kind friends who subscribed
died on the 30th ult. — was a generm .
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ad Hr . Leath
he fund. Should any of them meet
f avori�te with all who knew, him, Re I
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t a like isfortune they will not find
leaves a wife and fanal ily to mourn his -
L Winter, Sr -4;00.
a backward when a helping hand is
loss. -Mr. George Beedle, of Colborae,.. .
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I in, the sp�rlug �
aired. YOUTS truly, HENRY TAYLOR-
has an eleven months old colt whioh
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OcALs.-Messrs. George and Andrew
weighs 750 pounds. -Lots of sucker&an
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31allito,
rrigon int end beaving for Manitoba
now being eaught in the river 4 thig ,.,
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that the wl -
ore Ion - g. -Mr. Rbbt. Blair bad his
place.
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r badly out while attending a barn
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e1eep ,
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FACTS.,
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elocality, and not a few persons are
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be an authoril
Lvy losers by it. -S. Shine, R. Me-
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3od, Geo. Clarke and J. Houston, have
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ch lost a horse within a few days of
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(h other. -Mr. Fred Smith treated
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E. - MCFAUL
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e3k, and an enjoyable time was spent
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I wards, at
the woods. -The farmerg'friend, the
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rrier, Mr. David Campbell, appeoxg to
Is offering, GOOD -PRINTS - fad
- I years past bi
kept very busy this season attending
colors --at 10c per yard. See them at: -
: ponies o9t eve!
c i animals. He is on the road almost
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ery day. -A thunder storm, accom-
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L�ge parts on Friday night. .
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CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STOU
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I Presb3rtery Huron.
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The Presbytery of Huron met in
Ilis church, Clinton, on Tuesday
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� te= is On tb]E
q now,and1eal
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Mr. R. M. Craig, who has just com.
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Is offering WHITE and GREY. 00T. - .
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I . wholly untrue
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( �ted his course in Knox College, pre-
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TONS at mill prices. Examine' for
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I doing. ' Colt -B;
uted himself in order to undergo the
youtiselves, and see that the prices on -
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brought west i
maining trials necessary for license.
right at I
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i date Passed the examination
to candi
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i Scores of &
3ry successfully. The Greek and He ,.
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ew critical, exercises war sp�cially
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are -not intend
tisfactory. The PresbXte y having
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yr is y SUB sine . ex in ion,
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CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STOPX.
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Any manOf CA
25, 55 or 40 do
s ial form, af ter which D . Ure ad-
ressed him very impressivel upon the
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spousibilities and , privileges of the
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Ea MCFAUL .'4
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o3ition to which he had beer admitted;
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The Rev. G. A. Fraucis, aminister of
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i3 MethodiFt Ep church, ap-
IS showing STRIPED and CHECKED �,
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lied for admission --to the ministry of
COTTON SHIRTINGS as low as 10a i
, belowoutsi
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3 e Presbyterian church. ,�L Commit-
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per yard. These are splendid :gODh ,I
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it's ary,c
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36 was appointed to confer with him,
for the money. To be had at'
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d to report before the close of the
. ;
. body and feet,
; � �
'Beting. � .
The pr�n�iple of Presbyteri;; payment
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: although exp,4
I : . front -bitten, c,
f commissioners travelling a pauses to
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� General AssenEibly was . Opted; but
,Ire-Fresbytery did not see .
4 ti way clear
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CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STORSO : i
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oi the creation of a fund for- t ie purpose
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E. WFAUL .I
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be
:)�e, allowed to lie on the take till next
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11., YNI willel I
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i teel presented
'The financial commit
heir report upon � Statistical- ratnrns
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Is showing a large stock of TIBLN - -
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LINENS, TOWELS, NAPKINS,&II, L'
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f orce is not eq
� that sweep p-,
ithin the Presbytery. It w s adoptod,
ordered to be -printed, 'a view
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at prices to suit the times. Plendia ;
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-Casions, altho I
kept up witb
nd -With
o distribution to the congregations.
took the
.value to be had at .i.
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. InSay hours -a
I this fact whi(
A. long discussion pla a upon
tate of the congregation in Bayfield
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MeFAUES � �
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lied. t(
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ud Bethany, but beyo6d,,�@trong expres-
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ions of opinion by MoA of the .nembers
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CHEAP CASH DRY GOQDS STOM .
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the timber I . -
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resent, no, action wan taken� I
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. . seen broken
The committee to confer with Hr,-
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?riincis recommended that ihe F�resby-
for
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4 rotten or arp
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fimn so
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eave to receive him, on condition of his
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Is selling a splendid BLACK'SILK f0 I "...
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onseuting to take a four yea a' course in
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dresses at 01 per yard,l It speab br ! .
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i prarrie. In. fi
Francis having agreed to thi i condition I
itself upon examination at �
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ber fall,withil
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he Presbytery adopted the recommen-
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istion. of the committee.
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on motion of Mr. Mc -Donald, the
reBbytery agreed to endorse the move-
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CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STORE, 1 � IT
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. evidence of 11
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1. t from the�
ment recently inaugurated for the an-
dowment Knox College.
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frost biU6
of .
Dr. King, of Toronto, was nominated
as a Moderator of then t General
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Is showiug� some new lines of MANTLE':._..
. fet
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� besia OftenW40
Assembly. .
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BILKS, also Silks. &c., lor Dolal"�:%'
p �
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The Presby,tery aajourne to meet in
e
The cities may advartis6 their Uiol : �
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Goderich on the Second Tue clay of July
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goods, but we hav-e them right in tC,1M* 4
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- - b1tten cheeki.
next. -New Era.
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Her' ATJ�'S .
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School Exhibitions aILd Exam-
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inations.
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CHEAP CASH DRY GOODS STOUP �
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To the Editor of the Ruron ositor. I
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� winte � ri
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Sir,-" Spring returning swallows
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Passementerie8, Loop, Frogs) Orw� !
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. . -,quire to Sit
homeward fly," and a great many other
ments,, ete., for th', . I � �
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little incidents occur with t ae return of
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the gentle season, and not t a least im'-
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Dress and Mantle M.��g ,� .
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1: ticipated pie
pie
portant amongthe number: a the public
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ellough to h .
school examination. We read weekly
DEPARTMENT.
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in the local papers mecot nts of - the
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"quarterly examination of School See-
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. 21larket, B I I
---inat " and
tion No.—, held on the I
how I I the pupils were examined ou the
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BUSINiss I t .....
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Ou -threshi -
the aev �
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different subjects b Messrs. so and so
yi,
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"I'll,
I'll
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it a �
s wered
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-AT THE- �..,
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promptly to the searching questions put
to them." Then follows readings and
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. 'lag a -Istwk.
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onfloiae
recitations by the little ones and
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axe-
, shel ter of tj
speeches by the big ones, na Messrs.
so and so complimantXrH* acher,on the
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9&' Fresh goods arriving- -401 J
Vteath to We
. to Pernove, ,
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most satisfactory state of his school, and
tell the parents how supr ely happ
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American styles -being opened UP- go I
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Hats, Paxasols and Sunshades -at *0 �� !��
ae,04" .
nonea .
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1119i In win,U
they should feel at having Fuch a jewel
prioes. -
�A call- Bolioite& I . 1
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cros011 on tho
to instruct their young hop f uls, and it
is not uncommon to hear of the 11 good
things by the ladies." Well,
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,,ua in faet
. th
haa to -h I
B.a .
vitia farmers, I
provided
it must strike� the minds of all seusibM
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unostehtatiou4teachers th4t these ex-
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Tuff CASH DRY
YON!, . g wula I
tred ,
)Baunte g
hibitiong, (I 'believe that lis -about as I - 1, � I I
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appropriate as examinationp are af -aud - SF,AFORTH,- ONT.
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