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I � I � � I � �i . - ,I I . .1 I -13' �,_, I .. 'i 4�Q S I � . I . . . - -, -Ai. �.. � , . I - .._ - - .. 4VAP'N" . I . � I I , FA� � . I.: - --R . I .; J-UN18 I : - I . 8�t THE- TID a . I—) "14J. �. — - — . I , - I � - I � "' - -_ - W� I - y I , .4t, - - -i--- i � - I - M 4 883. I- -J.i J�t � I I — .; � 11 - 090 -..-, - I , ' . . I I 1. __ � . -_ . E., . . .1 � �. . .- .1 � - _a___A::�� _____ I � � *W1 IJ !`� I I , T_ ,,_'. q, � I . ; I :- . . . _______�,� -&I . . , — , ,�� _4 " I . - 6uy size- and tr seot a %ch of #9 Rioq _; day and is -said t(kbe. of excellent a - address AS MA and - a - presents s4es what is given to two in Walton be did not,. however, admire, and . � , � I - : - . I � - - 11 I - . d ra e and Dublin.. .A pears to think it n . I., I � .1 t. �4 ��-4.:, : I I through tbo POW of division . - - ____ I 'W re ap- , ' E ., MO -AUL � - .,�,-, V- - , SE -a , ,1- � ;-,I,,., '%EEb I If w � S 8-1 . - .E08 I 'draw- - AY. -Ur.- Jo4' Beittle, has Sol his . : �_ . I � bpi Y, hindbd Ja in the name of he mambo - afid those in 8. aforth ' eedless for a, gentle. - A4 1 -11, zoutal and vertical lines, --forming ni a Span of ' Pacing ponies Ao a ipntlei- -P of his -church by Mr. John g at, mauy think -they are giving- all to . man to att , t taking the place of a 0 . . , :,- 1.1' .1 ,ud. frion it -emp , . . Ii! �, i FLOWEk,GARDEN. . Smialer squaxes, (' on � . I - - � . I . :� - I . 1188 dotted lines th g m - in Lucknow- ' for ,the sum of Blat3hfo . The reverend inisters.-The Reform , ub of 'Win. 'in vain. I L. 7,� , :1 c X --f R a � _1 - gentleman, I cl lady so Ilia endeavors are only - I t � - , � I- . . * , , . - � . . . - . I - 1- :�-,� -- - 4NV FIFELD SEEDS. far.) Bisect each side of 'the inn 3r .$200. They were well'sold. � Mr. T. A. though '11 . a yobng ladies . � !�. �,,�� . - 7 , ,:- ., . I I I � mp, 4 tO� taken by surprisei so t rophas�one-'member, not inplading 1q;i 00 SLOV'-801118 of tb -1 - � . I : , - , - � - I 01" i I T 6 L!u�� , I I - � 1 - square ; iu ea6h cornei ,�o draw a Sharp, Started for Guelph� on Monday q . quioily bad 'the presents b I members, who neither uses of 86. Helens who have been f' � , I ;-..-. 4 via iL 7 4 1 ! - 9 � 111 WAfIRANTED FRESH. diagonal, With its aide to t Jr reontre A last with the trotti4g horses - 11 E b � . I - ,� � I ' ' ,� � I I � ,� � I i . � � I � 1. �f I I I .. � .. . ;press been raisedJ4 a few w6r1as thanked whisky, tobacco, nor profane libriguage. time desirous of acknowledging their - . - I � - I � � _-_ -4 - - THE CASH * DAY COMS mKi . � . f � an B ,fts. He - I , � - _. �,� , 7 1 � . , re ; from each d of evA,h Boyllapd rown�13ick,,tq tend the them Mi hfieh; valuable gi . . ng � - I . . . . �� . the large aqua * I at -re- A good place in MoKillop� for Aeform, appreciation Of the labors of theiryou . a � - - 4 got an lonnee of Old S'eed, in Stock. diagonal draw- 9, saine to �he - neare . � I � � , � 1 1-4 . A -races i I ., � % - . . . - � I I yl . . - . 4 that town yesterday and to -day.. viewed an'd referred to 'his stay -e - I . � . � - ., - I . . I . and clubs. minister, Rev.Mr. Jones, have lat. ly . - .. �, q I' I point of division on the' inner. Square. He intonded entering Dick in some of miuiitry among themp �Lnd assured I L presented him with a first-class valise I I I . . , � , ,tA 1;1 I � I � 11 - . _ 1# ; I - 'S - - . . I � . � - �! - � � - � *1 BUYr�YOUR SEEDS FROM (6) Draw a cone,'with sr. obli4u6 view- -the radec-Messr - Chiselhurst. d a nobby whip which were duly sip- � . a -.Donovan and Cbes- them ths We very many aa3 ; . L -, - �; 11 - . an . ,_�- - 4; . ,_� ,_� I . I,- !��__ I,- ilk r ' of its buse. Paper four: - (1) Dri�v 1% ney returned from Winnipeg on Fri. ness'theyb ' rendered him, mud Bia=Fs.-While raising a 'barn for pieciated. . . . . - . _1 : ad the I - '. -1 V L. THORNE, � cross formed of five squares IS ALLOWING . 4 � 1, � I � . (2 Give day last. They had'Lbeen out with hearty co operation they had extqnd�d 4r. George Wren last week 1# n Of - HORSE M011TAL Y.—Ar. R. Sonch I = I- V ) a , so IT . LL � - � : , x_ , , L I I I . L - - � �_ 1- construction lines for'fret moalding�, ,parload o, - fat cattle, and disposed of to him al through his labors, would not Mr. Henry Eyre. fell from tb,� plate, a had the mi8foitfine of losing one of his , . . I % � --ILL GXOOEX� BEAV011TI, . f . . . � ' k,L__ iJ filling in three Squares ; (3) Draw a' them to good advantage. -In the foot t *1 ai4auce of over 20 feet. It is, as pome horses the other day. . _____� I . 11 . �'.4 - ;,�� 1, And Thus Insure a Good cr\z squarearld itis diagonal . a ;divide 6 - be by bin i soon forgotten, and tha be Although the . I -_ I ': I � � �_ �. � 1._, I . . h ball match here ori Saturday 'last, be. wouldi; al rested. in them, oftherneusaid, a wonder that Tom farrier was secured, nothing apparently - I - � - .-- - � %%%% ,� I I � - . .. . Sys ee in � . � 83 I - �: k �� L. � � Side of the- - into three ' - I . - V19 ;-- ,, 4:j �i - I - - - I I _4 aqua e tween the junior clubs�, of Seaforth .and and glad ened to learn of their spiritual � - � � �_ E d - was not killed, Except -some bruises could be done to save the animal's life, L I , � i- I �. . parts ; conn= 'upper division f Berlin, the home tem ' THE H16HEST q � I 11 . J �- , Q -1 m, Cattle out victor. a mud tem oral, welfaxe and advance- we are glad to see him around as usnal. the cause being gas in the atom MARKET ' , . - - ,It �i. . I ach. 0 n --- L F1 ttt 'W - tor . the left side of the square with the ng t by 1 goal to 0. The Iit�le fellows were ment. � PAIR --,, - , I I -Xrx. Meters, who has been very feeble the same day R. Gall aighar lost a fine ' ' � L � . :1 . . . � . . - . . �� . . i..�- - TOO txvosr # division of the lower side of the 9'quo' 4 of their viotbry. as they had I slid childish for a long time,accidentally horse fromthe same cause. 1 CC . � � . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � . , a very Xrou I 1. 1. �. . I . q 1, .; 1, . I I I �� f ' . � Clinton. �, , He had Q w - '- 3 - I ,_ � by a single curve &awn through .'t e good reason to be, the Berlin -team' 1 34 . !V� :1 I - . L� 1� I fell off a chair mud fractured her hip sent the team to Brussels ivith the, - Z I - � . --- . .L. -_ Centre of the squa:re ; draw the three L being composed Of' I � The . - I I - I i . 7 ::: --- Z -�tp much larger, heavier AwAt.--�Rm W. McDon,agh and Rev. bone, and is now in a very ipreoarious hired man, but on reaching there one . For An tig of I � ;. � I 1. IL I ; I Opens - I D�OTRICT MATTE. .1 correapdndibg curves. M Whst.iS 'a Wya. , The match was a very interest- J.J. Ricel�are away atte . y Quin - - 4 11 1 ;�7 . � I - - ading. confer- state. We understand that the,Aoctor of them became sick and was imm'edi- . : 'Tulle Ath . ; . L — - . compound curve? How. can you draw ing one, and was witudesed by a good once. . . aanot do much for her,only to alleviate ately taken to the veterinary surgeon � C - - . . , : I � i :� � I 0 � I f twon of . 4 1 I I - t I F GREAI� BARMUNS InBoots and Shoes an ellipse if given the diameters.. (dY nuniber of people. -The circus of King, QETTIN4 RxADY.—Mr. W,. C. � S I - I - -1 -:: U ear e 'psi .1-1 1. at KeTntlyres, 'Seaforth. The old and What is meant by ,?quare and 8ignilar Burke & Co.., on Friday last, was fairly is. havinR �he cellars duo, . . � BOA] - �ii . ' on account (if her extreme age where it remained for' isome. time, - and r 7- 1 I': � I � Popular I .. I � � House. !R,ow is your turn for fine su . 17, I 10 .1 I I , ei bhoes - _� . t a th delicate �state of heAlth.-Mrs. Jas." - was then unharnessed and ', led I � The- - :; il I 0 ,,or � � __ � _� - = and SH�Wem Special, induoemen rnTn me affixed to figures; draw' from met�- 'aUebided. It was a �ery good entertain. perty he recently * urcnso� from Mr.' 830;bemau Slipped an�A sprained ber the way -home when it fell dead. Mr. ' . . ' - . . lw� - t for Cash . I P . --m � I I I Im i �. � - . - listrating a mmetrical at. menf of ihe kind. -The members of the Stsubury,lprevious to the erection of ankl� last week while"alig4ting from the GikIlaghar has replaced it by buying F11 . S - till I � '"" — I � .1 � - Buyers. 1A large stock and a great variety of , ori a cross ill y L . - R200TuCLAS BU I � ;� - - styles to; v�oose from. Closing out ray present rangement, about the Centre of a squar � . a � � . I refeved - �!'. Foresters' band arediligently practisin three- fine ick stores'. � - I . ttee . , I � St,ock,wi0h the view of going out o; ready made -_ I 9 - I wagon atibe store. :If farmers will fine horse from R. Mellon for $160. 1 . 1i 1111 I I - I I I I - I I I ; .every week. and axe making very good SH . i - . ' S. Andrews briug their wives to do their shopping S"BATH ScHooL ANNiT'ERsA,Ry.-The � ! . 0 . . I -Foik. ]�. B. Accounts are now oat an4 must : M ' ' . . - ! . EEP N rOltRIED.-Mm. , . ! I . I . - 31T. I . - I 11 be attend0d to At Once- JOHN MOINTIOU, Main ORE IMUIGRANTS. "Two more Imml ' progresq.-Rain seems to fall. v had about 20 lambs killed by dogs a few in their heavy wagons " I Z � . I * ' ' . - .: e . i I i I Street, soalorth. sog-i .. i I . ry � ; . ,.they should pay friends in connectioil with the Pricnitive � � i t ; . vioited. V - . � � . - . I I - grant families direct from the disturbs easily these dsys,� but, the recent sighteago, and Mr. Lindsay, of Goder- more attention to -assisting them to Methodist Sabbath -school, Ebenezer, I . - Wdge A I i . . I I- � - - , _._ - � 'Tum0p � . . . - � I .- - I I � - tEm-�-Wilsou & Young have districts of Ireland, arrived here b warm sho�vers ha��'had a splon- ich, had a so a number Of sheep . _IN- i . � . I � . � . I -0 concession of Morris, intend hold- ' . I - sfga�gol . � . , . . 11 -train on Tuesday�eveniug. - They were did effect'upon vegetdtion.-The wise, in th The dogs are beheyed out obliging Storekeeper and postmaster iug tli*eir annive.-sary services on next I � i . l6ought all theii turnip need for the last ton years - killed terra firms, or we w uld suggest that 2nd ' � t �_ - � . - � the I . I . 11 from the �ame house, And have iiever 4d any utterly destitute, 'and had neithei � � e same way.. , ._ , � for U �. .. . i: I I that did, =Pgfte the best satisfaction. The re son .. Pro, men of the County .are vegetating in the to bblong to parties in Cliuton. . erect steps!iu froni of his store, so as to Sabbath and Monday, June 10 and 11th. �- zments 4`11 I - I Is CIO It have always -hong visiops no I � . 3 r mearlB wherewith to buy county tow kkOnAxan.-The semi-aunual meeting acoommodite those that axe thoughtless �Sermons on Sunday at 10 a.m. ana at i )_ I I ht the Tory Xt to -4 thisl week, and are, no . � I � I - I . ured I i � . be had, pZug more attention to the quality of them'- There are eight. small children d - � VIC , . . - onbt, maki,pg a desporm 0 of ithe Orange Lodge - of South Huron in t 11 . . I : . I � . to struggle t � I ,hat particular. .2.30 p.m..,'by Rev. Mr., Tonge, of Stir- - iho Wilt] , I _. the seed §an tbe"price' A full stock In hand belonging to each family, and in on� earri-their wages,-Th� Court in con- will be held in the Oran . I ROLLS- PAI r- T-' qw J � ,. mOw. Price as - td* as at "y other reliable house. instance the man i . . ge Hall,Clinton, �, - , ton, and at 7 p.m. by Rev. Mr. Hartley, I LS 0 XjI3 4977,611d I I . f . � - Dd not run thb riak of losin a oro' . ? . �.- ,g p that requir6s . a aged mud lame,and nection with the Anci t Order of For. next Tuesday, June 12th. 'A full at. J Kin7burn. . 1 $ - With tht t. - iof Blueva,le. A tea part .will be held 1 ; -by buying poor seed, but buy the pidly increasing tendance of the brethren is! requested. - . i V " i ': . � - - *0 much' *ork totally unfit to provide for those depen esters in thistown. is . 'on Monday at 2 o'clock, When " I � L .Of . � PERSONAL. -Miss Spark . - 22 . -_ - .. beat from; "WImf & y Z M . dent upon hi '_ V % i Aeove � OW4 in, and in addition to their in a, who was so . . i . �� ! I . � I I meipbership and fi, alloial strength. M,&TRixomAL.-Mr. * Joseph Ratten- successful as & music teacher in tions, dialogues, slinging and addresses ' . .1 . . Def, � I �, ! L - GlnL i AwTv I this . � ana __ . - 1, .D. -LA good girl, corn. helplessnesithey have neither suitable We a' . I . i: .. . . re informed the!memberslaip has bury, of the Rattenbury Hot4se, Clin will form the programme. Tea wili. be . eathe � �� I � . I petent to t 4�411 kinds of � , ton, part last summer, is now busily enga - I - house work, wanted to clothing for their persons nor house- .ged � I en �� - . I �� I - _... - , doubled within, the 'past year. The was married to Mae Martha Logan, of organizing another clabs. Knowing her Served at 4.30 o'clock p.m. The follow- - In Exchangd for 1__� I I'll * to 42 fe0i - . - gatoftlq Art'hur'sLunding,forsnual family. holds, and 4o furniture of any descrip. Lod talk of importing'from England -'a -Goderioh, Ii I . ., I � - Gmdz Wag" guaranteed. X!r�'_ pass � � I t I- 41M , , go wit Wednesday. They were abilities and qualifications to be o entlemen are expected -to take part 1� ture to IN. . f , Age I on 'on- tion to put in a house f the !119 9 I . i � . _bven if they. -had, maguificeat banner, which will cost over married in,' Goderi a4ne down' I �: I . no , riftnaining a certhlu446e W situation. ch and �, in' the services, viz.: -Rev. Messrs. il Couseque : I � Apply to Mw. Tnoxpson, John Street, Sealorth - One, and nothing to bity" it with. T is higbest order, we feel assured her efforts I , . . I 9 � . ! I , � I - It $.100. -Mr. R. Davis, of Mitchell, on the noon train from ther4. and took will meet with that - h they Markham, Jones, Philip, Hartly and . . I witb the, , I � I � or at Tax', Expourrop. Ofilce. L�" 809 . eartless cruelty to send such V . , s 11 .4 . I I - ; w. . ... was in. town� on Tuesday last, and the 3.50 train for Detroit etc',. edly Tonge, Although all previous enter- � I cool I � .1, - L NOTICE To DxBTOig.�-All parties in�' people to this. country in such a condi- "Ained " on a number of Mal fiiends them happiness and proape ity, and a imerit-, � � _.. exam - . . � I , I I . debted to the estate - . � OT . � .v i - we � �. _. % . are requested to ' e ,-Mr. Walter McMillan, son 91 Mr. long and usef al life. . h , of John Kidd, dbeeased, tion. They � are not able to earn their' h re D a. -Last Friday Mr. Alex. Leitch tairlm6'nts at Ebenezer ha e been a Dry Goods, milhuery 1� isither by �oto or book account ' own livIihood here, aLd' `1 at grand kuccess, the one named above '4 . I I" Q.�e the towl . - hid erected on his farm one of the fine I � 1. I - settle the must ultimate- John�MizXillan, M. P., left lastAveek ' GOOD' Tgm:PLARS. The �ollow* * . I Mir - . I same on or before July 20th 18M. - 1139 Is frame barns in this part. -The attend- will I y �� lto, * , After th�Cdate the same will be placed' in ly become a burden upon the undoubtedl surpass all others on 4�y . , th -pubho. for Scotland. He intends bringind out the list of officers fo n 'former occasions, as all nec'essaxy . � . - I wal�4 ti .1 I I I I . hands of1t e Solicitor for the estate foircollection? Thia anco at our School is greitly decreased - . 11 P1 - . - 1. . I . - � 1. . il i MRS. Jolls Kim, Administratrix.- 80-3 - is not the class of emigrants we with him on his, return some good depqndent Order of Good Uniplam in- arrangements are being made to. make � . 21LOtild -1 I , .1 I.- want.in Canada, and this last couple of weeks owing to the I .. _. - - t!A� - it is a very ques- breediDg marps and witire horses of the ce: - C.4 Clark, outbreak of that juvenile, epidemic, the it both Pleasant and We — I � for a W . stalled by Bro. J. J. Ri' � profitable. 4 br, . q . . L � L' . 1-1 -, n - RZADElas of THE EXPOERTOR who do tiouable policy on the part of our all. heavy draught class. -The General As. W. C. T.; Mrs. . J. J. Rice, I and subn L I Ili � I business in Wingbam,would do well to_pad the L, thorities to encou . . . . . I W'. V. T.; mumps. -The farmets in this part a df em. it important to'mention that the . ;o . 1, - � - M rage, -or even permit semKy- of the, Canada Presbyterian Harry Stanbury, R. S.;, M rs. Coll, A.S.; . - - 1 ! I itable 4 1 N - i'l-a" adiwthm�ment of James A. Cline' &,jPo., which- them to come he of the opiniprit that the amount of rairae chuTch choir -which will be assisted by SU . . _. � I : � � .1 I - . � -w4X be found on the 5th page.� 8W-1 : fe. A, lew able. bodied church meets in" London next week; G. C. �Doughty, F. S.; T. "g. Booth, which is falling this ,spring wil! be very I . ton *ut'hl I . 1 7 . . . . . a conple of !iotable gentlemen from a ' �, I � - . .r , -- � then .1 hi -1 . . . - . . , J -------- 11 ------ e- men who are sbbD and willing Rev. Mdlasnr. McDonald and McCoy will ,Treasurer; W. Begley, Marshall; Misses. injurious; to the. crops on low land.- distance, one from Philadelphia and the - I . � , I J-UsT op. -The Wirinipeg,Free -Press to' work could be provided for both be '-present as delegates. -Mrs. Clark and Nettie Brooks, I. .; H_Ini �01 the `1111 - ` 1AC - .1 I . J_ . Of a fe--;v days agosays: - j. M. Mo_ here, wh, a men of litaited � �,J;ns Jar4es A. Anderson leaves:on konds�y gram, 0. G.; Hale, W. Mr'. Abrimnain Taylor, an old and" otherfrom Toronto, will furnish music We advertise ourselves . - 11 A. ea- exteriiiVely - ; . Gregor 'eturned from his trip east on could *soon.: 'niake .; Messrs. teemed resident of'this neighborhood of a hiob order of merit. All are .,cordi- eonoem,o � , I r, for themse - - . I 0 , ' . r M I l'i . Ives next, with her daughter, for a trip to R. Crawford and E .. McLeod R. S.; J. died asthe . I I , but, . I L ! 11 * vited. � _� I - - . . tiou . I Ir - Morldayoveuin$. He brought with him comfortable hbme8 in the- NortbweSt, on Tuesday evening last after a a Y M I . , , � the old qouiatry, where, they intend C. Stevenson, P. W.C.T.; Lodge Deputy, protracted illness. He was one of the - . . I ; I ropidrs, i . . - � 1, a lot of boppei coin, of which there is and the better class Of teigant fj , , I . . i Z �Ii� rmers spending the summer. Mrs. Anderson J. J. Rice. - � . - I Brussels. . I . would bE � , - , .; pio � � Such an! ',abundance in effete Ontario, 'with some capital couldfind here &bun- -go neers of Hullett, and was an industri- - . �_ ! ? .�, - . I es by way of New York, in which city- CouNcrL.-A special meetlp' of the LiQuoR CAiE. - On. Saturday, n m . . approsol , . 9 � I : - ' L _. . .. P� 1'. Y, - she will spend a few days visiting a council was held last Mon ay ,,'night'. I ciWe4w L i and Aistauted 'them as curiosities da,lit scope for their rilone but the . - laig remains will . � � L � I . . 11: a among,�is friends. The copper our. destitute and helpless are a thousand Sister who Zesides, there. -We have on' . be interred in the Kinburn cemetery to- 2nd,'Wm. Ballard was summoned be- CASH DRY GOODS - - - � � 9 STOK � -.1 - � 1. eximnue( .. �ii . rency may be very useful to a poverty- times bet One of the questions under discussion day. . � - . fore A. Hunter and J. Shaw. J. PIS., on - .� , , . 4er in their nativeland. Th' hand a number of school reports, all of was the watering of the street out of a charge of keeping liquor on his pre- � � � I � ho one A 1�9 e . .41 1 . - 11 I . i I 1% ? -1 �_ stricken people such as prevail in the families which arrived here on Tuesday which will.'receiv6 due attention next �the ' ublic funds. The bu �'ness men � of 59 feel - - . I - ;_Ii, � Easteini I p 8 to Bayfaeld. - - mises for sale without the 'necessary � - . Z" . - . 11 I � : - � a - - mll . rovinces, but this community were provided with quarters and food week. -Mr. Win. Baker, of Blake, has subscribed over $30 a Montlh wb.rdB it license therefore', and was f I . . brilve.So A 7 ' * . lued $20 and but we want everybody to knoW,;'ihM il, 1. . . ims.-A.- trotting race for ALM parts fin� . .1 I t has 111. so long -accustomed to the i'a the town hall, until some betterpro. sold his ,trotting mare -Daisy Dean," and asked,the council for !about the HORSE NOT t I - � , � . . .� quantities of gold vision . ! $20 Aside otook place in Bayfield on . i . . � �.r . han,dlin� of nnhmi,ted could be made for them. Not. which distinguished herself in the colt same amount; but alas the Istinginess, 111118�ssimiirF,s A:aRoAD.-The following PRODUCE as W9141,io � l4iw. . � . . withstand' I � -1 we. take Uidthlthe � . and silver th'st a copper Coin is S are6ly ' e �;-n 1, I 0 - meanness, and selfishness, ich,we clip from a Brandon paper I - wV . d , . 0 ing their destitute circum- race in this town on the Queen' Birth of some of Monday last betw n Mi. A. Reid's . 11 . I � � and Mr. T. Twen- will be of interest: Mr. j M. S at arti6S Wi I 9 trade Vit4_ 'a �placea ai I stances the Seemed cheerful and con- day, to Mr. Marks, of Bayfield, for 3200. -Ahose councillors is simply te�rible. The tyman's horse, 11 D" I .. , . considerel worthy of a place in opr pro- y horse, - Smallsbow,c th - shin iop� � - res i i ilization.11 It is an old and d the men appear to be in- �Mr. D. G. Sutherland, of Hamilton, a council would not even grant $20 a disposed of the north half of section 13 3 I . kould bi .: 9 sive MI I tented, an - E. S ith ba P 1 -1 - . . � a trite a - h 6 , was Ovon by Mr. Reid's horse, �though , way depend up3u getting their 0A � - raillw; I fall 11 4ing that 11 Pride cometh before telligent. W en placed -in the hall, th nephew of Mr. Robert LumBden, of this month towards the work b4t at td.wilship1l, range 23 west, to James �, the I , 3 veq MW � - children, despite the long and trying town,'died last week. Mr, Sutherland they did agree to open their! hearts t6 Watt, late of Brussels, Ontstrio, for th6_ . upon the SAME TERMS ' ' I � I 1. . i . last oeiver" trotted well. -Mi. T. J. . ., - a . ,14 Dee, I _* � . I . I J ourney which they had completed,wer� was formerl - Mar�s having purchased.Mr. W� Bakerla sum of 0,000. Mr. Smith has sold lot � - as if, 1: : : -*-. I �� . THEL ;TZ1fts. C . - y Wresident of Seaforth, and the extent of $15 a month,an4 leave the - - � 4 � a hole id - I OoIrL.-7--Tbe Clinton as lively as crickets, and -we& A— i . � trotti 9 colt, is- prepared to match -any I . New Era ed last week says : The death au:i - - lPPID9 was very favorably known by many in business men to make up th� balance- " I 39, block 32, section 2a', to Joseph had the CAS H to, pay for the�a�' ' ' are so I(X* � . I singing_�.round as merrily as if they this vicinity. , Consumption was.1,11ne It ia i nab as reasonable to have the stroef threa year old colt in the count; Here Baker, of Cranbroo . k, Ontario, for 0400 1 9 - ..: � I ill fact t] ,of one old. settler after another follows ' r . � . I Y. � � � were permki�e-hlly quai.tered. , in a gor- cause of his 'death. The is a obance for some of' the ambitions . ... . siderable I I - I Ilia quick succession. i I . Hamilton watering paid for out,of the Public fund cash. . � . On Wednesday geous pala(ie! They digpla � � I . �_ __ . I . . ye . . � � . � "I .1 worning,i !Mrs. Cook, relict of the late -m d a deal Spectator of M nday says : The f uueral as it is to build a sidewalk in; any part colt owners. . . i ,V . t . PIRESENUTION.-A few evenings ago . - - I � I abutmen! , � , , ; . , . - . � 11� �' - ,4. � E . _ ore of the Mark Tappley spirit than was largely att nded by a crowd of sor. of the town that is no i the members of the B-ussels band ,as- .1 . -V �� I ... _13"telm i . c �, I 11 I . - Robert C�ok, of the'. Hation Road,Goder- most Canadian youngsters would do rowing friends. A procession t used! by every I McKillop. - I I . : . 11 � he person in ! - . ::: � that in a, enca of - Mr. Wm. ! . 1-1 � 11 ' * .' ' : � , M ' ' � I I h town�hip, died at the residence of under similar circumstances. members. of th4 Ancient Order of Uni- would-be economical councillors viiii do � SCqO0L REPORT. -The I I . � - ic I . . of t the towp. But so e of those I sem�led at the resid '; . 11 . wve;*d.,l her dangb ter Mrs. Brigham,lin Seaforth, � I 'following re- Kne6litel and presented the Misses . - 1 . I � . � ted Workmen Headed the hearse, and' one thing to -day and vo the port, based on -1proficienoy -y � � - bridie ba . � I ! -te I C _, !punctualit Knechtel with a complimentar address W I , - , t the age of 86 years. With her hus. ., �PpXdte E CFAUL 11, - I I LETTEE FRou, Mae. e about 25 carriages brought up the rear. to -morrow. t . . . . y . . I i . _. "d 44 & . . '� I �aand she. emigr � MAoxAy.-Th.' 1i � ! and duct, shows the. correct accompanied by a present in the shape . I A - ated to ithis country following letter dated Tamsui, March 0 -.—: . . I the . . - � t, sioner, , , "rs ago, and akfied on . . � �� of a silver watch each ,� the presents � . I , I . about 50 � The coffin -of the deceased was well gar- stand"llg of the pupils inRoxboroschool I . I 6th, 1883, addressed to Mrs. Mae . Exeter. - '' for the month of May., . 1. .. I . lot on tl�el Huron road, where Mr. Cook Laren, nisbed with beautiful flower wr"ths I Senior fifth I I � from the I I - of Toronto, and written 4y Mrs. Mae- .. I I .-The Orange celebration CHANGE OF PASTO class t� _1st J. Hugill. Junior fif tb class were made in recognition of the servioes . I I bridges it - � died in 11�t5 She his - been in feiiblq Kay, 0 ia.-The Rev. J. R. rendered *by these young ladies in i coa- ' I - I reirrim ! health f;rl so' ie time, but h wife of the well-known Formosa for this district will this year be held in Gundy who has 'been THE -CASH 'DRY GOODS M# ,J - his � - . her. death is pastor of the -1st iMaggie Hays,2ud Addis Dorrance, nection with the diamatic performances 1, I . I , I � , 1 V -t missionary and translated by him,'was Seaforth on -the twelfth of July. A Canada Methodist church here for the �3,d Ji' Scott. Fourth class - . all. lave t � � supposed, h ba,ve been caused by an I at m e -1st Bell& given urider the auspices 'of the band . . . I � . I I ' ' - Wingbiwi I as,'arising from a all. -she sustai.ned F - Mis .. ionaresti,19-01 - � . abs.ce f read at the f the W6mens! la'rg number of loftes are expecte& - past four years, is at present 1 attending Dichspn, 2nd R. N. Hays, 3rd A. Spar. daring the past season. � I . 1. , ., '. aboutaye ago. H I oreign, ly Society in connec- Mr. Win'. Hawkshaw formerl of the the conference at St. Cath ling, 4th G. Dickson. Seniorthird clacm PnEsENTAT-iiox.-On the evening of . - . morlo I - long residence, t- I y . arines. We tha � ' ion .1 I ,- V - , -I* - , - I I - � ;� - �h t i 4 " I I 1 1 R'. � a I �4 .1 19 1 1 U. , o t I e r "jL 1�i I �, J I I � I I 1 4 � I z . . t I I I - . Ike with tie Seaforth Presbyterian Commercial, has � purchased* Bowden's understand he. ha let J. Aitcheson, 2nd Adeline Spar-- I SEAFORTH, ONT� I lee , re and happy disposition placed her a been stAtionea at - I Thursday, May 31st, the members and � � doubt I . - - i z I � . church. Mrs. MacKay, acoompanlied hotel in this town, paying ,f ing, ,'3rd J. L. Brown, 4th Lizzie adherents of Melville church, af ter the .. . L _1 or the hotel Sarnia. The Rev. G. 19. A. F. T. Dick. il Pease, - ". � hi' e ans H,� � rem " high in th' esteem of all.- She leaves her h4sbandion the occasion of a last property and bar'.fixtures the sum -of isou will take his place here. :11 � IN I . Junior third weekly prayer meeting, assembled at � - � - I I . I ' ' - I I I . : -1r, ,..'r."! -�eu living, all of whom are visit to Canada and will be rem- ember- 05,400. He takes possession one Week CoN*FZRENCH.-_The30th a Spar - and address the gathering. Membe��ot : I � I I � .. - . .. . � tainly -b I . ra � ingwried.;1 , � I . unnAl con. ng, 2nd Marion I lack, 3rd Bell& the residence of their pastor,'Rev. Mr. lodges -are requested to appear in,rP-ewg&-1t1&- I i . ed by moat of our readers, The lefter from next Monday. Mr. Hawkshaw is ference of the Bible'Christian church, McCl re, 4th Mary McMichael, Senior Ross, and presented him with a of flood a I - - . Tux L x1isZ, FUND.-Ille following is as follows: . " liker the rek . of folks . purse or badge. No pains -Will be spar4 io - A � I " once he gets a .of Canada, is at present being. held- in seaon clses-Ist J� Neilan, 2nd C. ' I I cannot bi Arco, the un�ts wirl to fl,- ] I TA3oui archL6th 11MIR +00fa ^4 lif , Q 4 U '4-1L . - . T% containing 3105, as a memento of their .1� &11_ A -le-_ - ++ I . . r I ou 9%29 Ce ' . I I . � V " VIL okv are IS no ot nor line Wle Christian church herp. The Ouu , ard J. Browns-th .R.Alcmichael- appreciation of him as a minister, pre- L" 0 Rk . grandest T,qmper#" the bridg , sta, _ � - I'll � mannicipa, ` i a frorn the License Fund , - My DE.&R MRS. MAcLAmEN,-Accept. place like it-, and he can't be ha py followi Junio second class gathering ever held ill the county, 'Am - � it in - � I my warmest thanks for the very nice away from it. 'Twa§ �always thus.- 2ndi R chel NeilanS 3rd Isabella Kyle, ' *. the P /J I of East Ouron for the current year, . P ng is the report of the tioning -lot G. McClure, vions to his departure for the Old are cordially . invited to c6me. - ear's card'yon sent Die, and for Mr. Hugh Robb has returned from his of the Exeter -district :-Exeter, Rev. 4th will 0a viz: Brai�aels, $400, Grey, -8213.33 ; . Now Y . C0mmitt66as1t stands at first reading [iA gie Kyle ' , I—- Country, for his health, where he Platt has kindly collsen&64 the u sOO . of -.', I ' . � ' pf Howiok I your kind letter also. I am so 0 . . #_ remain for 3 or 4 months. He left Olf his grounds pf I and Idoes I � � - . : � � - S. Pascoe; Mitchell, Rev. T. W. I t' I - L, t" 11 Off, and t ,6186.67 ; Turnberry, $80; glad that trip t' Manithba.-'Mr. and Mrs. James W Tuesday. Mrs. Ross .accompanied e . I Wroxeter'j,!.$80; McKillop, 060; Morris, we can look down the future and see .& Ritchie, sr., I of t here for the Michigan Blatchford, B.A.; I i � . 9 I i : Fallarton, J. Kestle - Varna. him as far as Elora where she will re- - . - 0 sEy brol � 153.97; Hallett, 53�33. In addition to neat little school full of little' girls of Co' I ., Mith. L � �� I , . pper mines 'on Tuesday last, Mr. . Usborne, W. Quance and G. F. Cannon , ; . FERPoxAL.=The Wany"friends of Rev. mail' until his return. ,�- Tuckers - I I tiwt for � those amo�ats th6 sum of 0433.34 has my dear native Formosa. How I will Ritchie has been.'a 'resident of the town Crediton, J. Veal;,- Bethesda and Hen- Mr. D4nby here, are glad to See him BnmFs.-Tlj� Brussels fire compan ' ' PIG SOLD.-Mr.W�S.Mande,R h - jola . for the I n 4 over to the ProvincialL Clap my hands when I see it. I believe for several years, and by his quiet and Ball, W. H. . , ,y -hiswell-known thoroughb, as bridge is . , S'parge ; � CHri ton, J. Kenner; arou In re ehas been laid me at at red Berkshin we will have it. - W hen in dear Canada gentlemanly demeanor won for himself dolborne, T. J. Sabine. Rev.E. Roberts 'up for Kincardine on July 2nd. Th6 -33rd pig to Mr. John Hannah, deputy TOW* 'e. be -very i Treaaure� its the Provinces share of the I I one" 0 * intend competigg in the tourna revenue, 0d some time by a severe attack of . . . , the sum of 0650 has been how many sweet little faces I Bavv, and* the highest esteem i of our citizens gen- of Toronto, is elected president ,1- for tZe' bronc tis. . . battalion band will also dompete.----48 it He is a splendid animal of his -elk* Unt wet, 14 Mr. Mp#dAll intends purchasing joh. retained tp� meet current expe, Beg and how many zealous won,�en I heard speak erally, and we are sure that all will current year. The Rev. G. W6ber has . � bridge i* ' - - � . . . - , the balan�� remaining will be destribut. of.Formosa.. 0, I do know that many unite' with us in * wishing himself and been appointed to t � I Nzyv RESIDENCE. -Mr. S. A. Moffatt, not about time Brds6els ana Morris ,,other shortly, andas he always kee I . abl 11, ed next *y. The f and amounted t women in Canada will n t . ake charge of the our enterprising and pushing implement weresettling about the division of the .0 - , V , . 1patronaL,Vay be all fen-oielt - is making preparations for the Land Improvement ftind. ' , 0 i 'he total of 02,210. For th -poor idolatora here. wo 1� , I - t _ - i sum 0 1 I he Mrs. Ritchie healtil and happiness in Bible Christian church at^ Oshawa. aaeut Morris has the best his old .. I that they will not suff � any byl� I � quiret 11 . ese uld like to - their new home. -W6 understand that BUIEFS.-The abundance of rain and eroection of a handsome residen now had the money more than . a year, . I � �. indebted to' the courtesy break every idolls,head. I feel so Angry the contract for street gradin' I Go On, t � - g has been warm weather is bright�n�ng th' ' - change. . .� . �� is very "911E.9711 Inspbetor, Mr. F. 8, Scott. whell I think of in -dear countrymen - awarded to Mr. John McManu for 8120. . entiful b e Pros- his lot on the corner of Main street. and Some say they got it through fals& R-Eoovz.uxxG.-The many' frien&.0f wollid 'Of t evt(y, y pects for arvest. , . i . I - � i . ___ I . and women. - When .M - - Awo�Hzn BAD -Bnmc,E-�The bridge representation. -Is our council going - . r. Macka,7 re- . We hope he will give as good satisfac. .Grand show for fruit in . South Huron _ U . I Streakth . I . THE Aw " ExHmimox.- reparations � turns from the cour-try with idols - n-3 tion as the ,,+� 4 ,.1, . - at Mr. Foot's on the Bavfield road about :to gravel the Main Street through the , x. David.Elooat, who has beeu-iios�e- ' . I . VL e pa8b DWO 1-isseason.- ar enterprising farmer one mile east Varna, is' in I Ville go and to the station 2 is the ques- onaly W, Will De pleased to leai that.116 - I AL er"W4. � I � for the Art ExbAltion, ta be held -'under I tabl, ' ven ,,p b idolatQr . feel like. years has done. -The trustees of the and stock raiser, Mr. T.Russall,Thame of a very , bas sufficiently recovered to be aroul �, f0f a long . a well �tion asked by ratepayers. -Thomas , 6 i I I I the - sPic( 9 of the Medhanics'Insti-tute, � 0 "" 81 y y ands �Jor am ' purchased a inew road, has just returned frora i Scotland, again, He was conflued to his bed �$* qrey and u (31 . all h in and � ing M, High School h shaky condition, and it would be ' i . 30Y. t g . true pp - i . - for the council to. look after this bridge Gatenby sold his farl- on the 5th con- ' - t I are I-progresoing favorably. A very good The Od is pushi - our work rano fqr use in the whool, and will bringing with him two` thoroughbred at o- ce before another accident of per- . . over three months, Land got up for-th# . pla�ea un i . . �, lisVof ouricisities has been proctired, and I onwards. He do'es not l4ti stand still. 9.ve it in after the holidays .-Several short born bulls, one heifer,au&one a n cession of Grey, to ROM.,' Voddeu Jor first time on the 24th of May.' He *$;# I requ,ire fid I the c0alo 1 You could tal. baps a more serious nature occurs. $3.500. -Alex. Scott, nephew- of Donald . L - . I I . 9 ea are now in course of pre. ; building 0* hardly think W'MCC-a pretty "farmers in this vicinity have not got lion. -Our w6rthy tolwmaman,' Mr. W. ' ACCIDENT.—On Tuesd4yafteritooti as Scott, ia here on a visit, having I - � I I ,' � : � 1. paratiou. - 1 he . able to' drive to Seaforth on Xondq ,ster ita, - . U � . � cotaitki, � ately last,- aInd'is-now �r MI regalnW . Oxhibition will likely xford college is, And so their potatoes planted yet owing to the Bawden, will Ahortly leave for a tour Mr. John Turner, of Varna, was driving come from the old country. -The � Li- � � . - . &V * . . .�open in about two weeks. Mr. Moore, I light in every room-. Igoeverydayand backward season., through Manitoba and the Western strength, although he i,.� sd I obliged� io TOP". teach the students. I have So � bridge on the Bayfield river, cense Board of East Huron, meet here- a � 4 with crutches owing to the wask- � NX , na many —.-- States -Mr. I). Rydd, son of Mr. R. one mile north Ot 'the Librar*,, and Mr. Wm..Ballantyne over the - I have.tbe matter in hand, and axe dili- things to tell them, and the . y helieve -the village, the bridge next Friday. -The new cheese factory w 1 ! I I . I . Hensal.l. Kydd,*of Usb nessl of one of his le' I .� Aftorasur, � !�-jently worlo'_ng it up., A is astonialillIg whatever I say. . 960 11 ' � - - . I My.bead.A.sof 11 of E,&RLY CLOSING.— . ?rne, who his been for fell,mnd- precipitated Mr. Turner, horses commences operations this week. -Allan .. , a , Our merchants have some years a resident of California is at ScHooL REPoP.T.-The honor roll IX at lut=,A -1 the numbO of relics and curiosities they things I saw that SOmetim6s I haye;� to agreed to close thei . P and buggy into'the river below, a dig- Spears leaves for a visit to Scotland i . � thr respective places of present visiting his friends here. P)3pila atterLding .tbe school in Sectim I Plans 'and I have &Ire& procured, and there are' stop, because I get thi M i tanbe of about 12 feet. Mr. Turner was shortly. -Quite a liumber of cases 1 of go, _ � n9s 'ixed up. I business during e su I , I . ati-IlLmany to come. When the collecti ri, don't get Canada, tupside down in my mwer months at conoiderably shaken u - pink-eyd are re' orted- in this vicinity. I . 6, 2nd concession of Tuckersmi06 - 'lVia.90.1 ire I . � 0 7 o'clock sharp. This -will give both � � I p.but n6t serious- ' p taught b , tract -for I . is completed it will form an exhibition head.' I remember all the way up from employer a . I ly hurt ; the buggywas broken and I -King,Burke & Co's Circus visit us Chis _* Miss Gilpin, for May . Winthrop. . one . �, 1W,c� - - P I nd employees an opportunity WHO WILL GET THEM ?-Mr. Park, of the horses slightly iiijured,', but con- week. The youths and some of the as follows: Fourth Class, 138-nior-10 eonsiitfibll . of rare m, rit, and one which will ',be Quebec. I remember too when I first to enjoy a little leisure and fresh air A. Cosens, 2ad Ella Routiedge, &-a � And xb'stw � ' - well deaerv*,,of most liberal patron. a&* the land of Canad L ] ) cheese maker in Winthrop cheese fac. sidering the situation, it as � -miracle older ones are anxiously' awai � . I arrival �'" its Mary Townsen& Fourth,Class, XadW 11 to a 10 tl a. I thought and thus reciaperate and refresh both tory, offers a lady's wafbh valued at 320 Mr. Turner was not ki w .-Messrs. Baird & Gordon played : I We. The eWbition will be hold in Mr. well, now? I'll have a cool time of it, for mind and body. . Iled. Our town. _ ' ' bers -P - - . � Ist Lydia Landaboro.ugh; 2,pd Fat, lor t Kidd's hal� adjoinin I am Chinese, a,rLd I am to the patron sending the most milk ship fathers ou,r,,ht to look after the "Nip and Tack" to a fair house in the send, 3rd Mary Sproat. - I I tooms, arldi �, *111 . 9 the Institute -�bf that. ' 110b ashamed - AcciDENT.�As Mrs. and Miss Star- daring the seasou to the factory. The building I Town - I for " hkelY 4a k�pt open a- 13 a t"O, what a warm and sweet geon, of H 0 . I I , t. . of these bridges very sharply.1 town hall last week. The perform-� Is Martin, .21, � is I - far off Ja d in the few . -Were returning home a watch call be seen in M. R. Counter's at This bridge is a c ance was up to the usual standard.-' - - is ., . - . week or moie. � time,I had in that,' ay, omparati ly new one . CIS, 8, Senior_-�Ist Mary M_ � � r evenings ago . . fVX yeaxs ago. Brussels is not going to have any games TownW%. I tavaulso" I , I ;Vet. Old and when near the railway Crossing one , - Third Class, Jul2ior-Ist Mary Tdin� 1 brridg,ij,.O from visiting friends, anytime. He -also off ' ring having been bui Eva Turner, , 3rd Amos . w8st- I will never, neve fo ers a gold It Onlya I � .,a valued at $5 to the party sending the — or sports on Dominion Day, but e,xpeot �. I Got)DOoL�;.-Mr —Tliomas MoLaugh. frieads.ask me why I love' Canada so 4 nd a quarter miles ' send, 2nd Albert E. Dastow, 3ra Be* liul;� _.an L colt to Mr. Sam' - north of this vil- most milk- per cow for the season' The - Morris. .to make up for it on Caledonian day lill Carilochan.. S�co,nd Class-Ist JW0 . Coin � I . � lin, of Brussels, recently sold: a sucking much, I tell them because love" * gets la,ge- fheir horse took fright at a dog number *of cows milking to be sent to BALL MATCH.—A base ball match i the begining of September.-LNext Divi- Martin, 2nd Emily Turner, 3rd HAO ruatex,iL - gliat L a . for 8200, and Mr.11orton purchased one I I � les Horton, of Usborne, love. How strange, my husband wotild tha� came boundiDg up, and springing the factory first w ek in Au sion Court will be held on the 30th of � � j;; L Calls his - 11 ... : rather die in what he . to be played at Browntow4 on Mond I Routledee. .1 ; to *4 co 1: I I . - I - lbeJove'd', to one side upset the buggy, throwing Tin REFORM C(L3UB. - The Reform evening, the lltfi inst. ' June.,�Not much change was made in L'I ... - - between the I I M of the samei age,from Mr. Solomon Man- ormosa. Fray for us all. Believe me, the obeupants out with great vio I )FOREST H63m.-MR, ED_iToR,-1uftV WAnn'or . . . - . I r - ;. ining,'of Usborne', for $165f" Mr. Paul my dear Mrs. MacLaren,-Tours siu,, lel3ce. meeting held in. the Temperance ball Blnevale and BrowEtown boys, . the assessment at the Court of Revision. elling south tbrougiathe townshiP4 . . - - - , stracliure . Doig, of Tuckeramith, also "-purchased a cer , ely, . , - .. We are pleased to say, however, that here on the 28th of May, was well at- A GOOD COLT. E. Olver was offered The Great Western railway company Tuckersmith a few, days . W, I V,O fest I � . I " I . . - besides a severe shaking up and .some tended. Mr. George McIntosh and Mr. I was assessed for 1 83,375, , havin g been . � � I I - � colt from Mr. 'Shepherd, of Tucker- MINNIE MAcKA,Y. - bruises inflicted the handjoine � � - I sum of U20 for' . I . . I . . .. on Mrs. Sturgeon, no - completely taken by surprise witb dil" � 46,16 a , � ith, for w Lich he paid $175. These ---------------- 6— a filly missed by the assessor. The names of I . anal . David Dorrance addressed the meeting. - colt only wo weeks old. It is generally activity which pervades the inhabitsu*- - re rA �r I serious injury Was sustained,. - We hope several parties were struck off t - � quite r � I Colts were all sired by the imported LocAL BRIEFS. -We understand that soon to see Mrs. Stur It was resolved to -invite Mr. ,Tbhn Mo,- admired bk ill who See it, and is indeed L he roll T@8 WiU I � I? I dpon quite re. Millan, M. P., to address the next a little beauty, but the owner of this ancient and romantic burgh. 09 . --- -'.-,- � . horse ,I W I 0, and we ' 11r. William Dorrence, who left here,a covered. 1. and several more added, making a . � - . I p com are sasu�irec . thinks it every -hand there were ill, Progress "�*. floor laid . I flae salesv�,�re mll genuine and the prices few weeks ago for Viden, Manito,ba- PRE13ENTATION to be bold in Smith's hall, is worth as much to;him as any cba�ge in the political aspect of thre � VI-VIn - 1. meeti"gt I person � , Uaboi�e. - . - as stated. 1- Horses are ,ust now som intends returning shortl I .-On Thursday evening Leadbur ,on Monday eyerlb g, June else, and purposes k�eping it for his roll of 12 or 14 votes.- G. A. Powell b as ous kinds of improvements,andthO , . the - . , . j e- y. He does not of last week at the close of the prayer 18th, at y 8 o'clock. 11 own been off work lait week with the mum)?s. were laborers and artisans; on-evol �� I wbrk I . , i � I I . thing like what Manitoba. town lots like the country atid is unable to find meeting imthe Bible Christian Ch I Messrs' George use. �. a Street corner. But perhaps some -of y0l� i' ! ; twe" ist . ag' - ; ur,eb l9urdie and James.Cowan ' ry for a cer- -Proceedings have been instituted- readers may nob be aware o � I . WMe- I : � , WEMO 86 Year, gro. E -very person seems eMPlOyMeDt-�'-.Mr. Andrew' Calaer, .of' the popular pastor, the Rev. F. Wbit.- . agreed to QuERms.-Is it 6ustoma ' f the 10* to be trying entertain the against R. Pollard, one of the depul re ; b - - Mr, " � a _& �: � a"t, �: . to boom them, and- the tbia. liown,' recentl purchased . meetin,g provided Mr. tain young lady to Bee her lover part of - ty i tion of this sprighlily villeje. R b -be re -,hu '11 y 'fr6in look, was made the recipieut of a very McMillan could not a turning officers at tho last elect � � 11- Ballantyne, of Down; � , . I I ttexid. The - sub- his way li�me, wli6n it happens to be ton, for , , nv�Aaw ent hand -some silver cup, compass, andL 020 jects they chose were the "Boundary Sunday evening and be. 11is walking. I sing his. poll half 9m honr for dinner. 1 -0 , a0re frequently an animal 'cha ges ke, a magnifici . situated. on the'Kippen road, five =90 The � - 1. � . � hands the'higher'priceditbenomes. It young Ayrshi C r. Ballantyne "gold_.piece, the same being- ac . d Award," a -d- Why in�t from Seaforith, ,, six miles east fw;% , - ftt v I _. . Ire ow. O)OMParlie , place A. Dalgatty in.the same a I I - . .address, expressive of I has silfoe been ascertained thit. Mr Mo. mA +'k � I d- I I a, quartht � ill be careful burg, of cattle and the no 11 � . - . I -would be w41I however, for operators to is a -Most successful r of this kin& by a very feeling 11 -the " National Policy." -It Who were the young ladies who aften Brue6field, and six miles and- . - The 11 boom " M -V I bree -11 C oox ? 4 I . I ni, u ased by Line g eral este a � . v B 11glaig pract ce al; Ebenezer as I d . - from. the village of Staffs,, in the soww�_ "WILL Ulf_ -o � I , - P I t I . Wag the pick Q11 em nd ro3pect in which 'Milian will be present at the" meeting : - I �, . and then the stock will become as dull -Mr. Calder, listeners, or rather gigglars, aL-- � , Wig . � %A not , Bhi of Hibbertl;- The village Of F-01*0t -eg&rd to- ; ; . of his large be - held by both members and on Monday evening next. . I Tempefance. Picnic'. � L I ., Ilia � . I - -of sale aa the town lots before mention. herd. The night he brought her home � � acting the part of lidies ? btlidge , . . I L all now axe! � I I .. friends of the church,� the regret felt, DOTS. -The youug ladies declare that AccIDENT.-Whil' - _� Home consists of a black'staith fib*, . . ,�� -1 , I enmiller 'owned by 'Mr. James - MeTtvilb,' * AM I any young man telling John C.Morrison attempting to climb 'over a fence the Temperance Hall on Saturday I"t, to of t�he i I I ) I I - she gave birth to a fine heifer Calf, for and the loss they as, a congregation at Jimmie Ellis was .A meeting was held at B I the _-Z. � . r___1 Tr I LPUPM9 which be has refused 425. -Mrs. -8 � residence owned and occupied by' Ito,, � - � � . ' 4��,�� __.� � 1� , .1 I DRAW'ING F01i Ex .A,NCE __ Papat has gone to Marine City , C� L. w ould � ustain, 'Owing to the faot that in any secrets of theirs shall be ostrack . other day he fell.backVards, and as one cons Wm. LSmith,- * retired farmer; a- 9�io L I . I ft '�. , � - i ., Michi. tba order -or government of their church, fr ied I idek the advisability of holding a �. . , I , L I � f I . papers in drawing -for High . 8 - removed from I 1, Gtaa be - - ' ' i . 'I 9 . The following are the trial examination gan,on a visit to friends there. -Mr. R. be wa so scion to be OM soci6ty.-The cheese makers at ' of his feet caught in the fence several of grand temperance picnic. Delegates hou.se where Mr. Horton WWI& 60, � . �1_ I � School en- W. Dickinson,is acting as local agent for them and a Winthrop are both young men hailing; the,bones were broken, but being skil- were present representing Blyth,Londes- birch and instructs the young idea IJOWL� - . . . . . ppointed elsewhere. The from Fullarton in single blessedness, ' fully attended to by Dri Hutchison -it, boro, Aliburaf teeburn, SaItford and M a '16 Igo &1e I- - I . trance, that we promised would appear Aid Association reverend geritlema . to shoot, a nu ber of comfort, b I - . , I . the Matual Mairiage ' I . L . I - I - ill this number. Part three —1. D'efi _n - was- , farther but are not likely -to remain so all sum'-,.. is thought he will be axound again in a Benmiller lodges.- It was decided to aw . 11 , . . � ne of Canada, arld has,vre uuderstand at although he 'would b� . residences, and last, but not 14A 5ini L . .. land give drawings of the different kinds ver� mer, as they carry the Exposi[ToR home, � few weeks. hold a picnic at the Falls, Belimiller, Forest Home Hotel, in which the WOW . . re to . - . . suocessful in advancill the L in - �, :.. it. it wo, � of triangles ; (2) Draw thirge paragel 9 _ .separated from them by distance and for the mats to read.-McKill Srlp� 1 RMTURNED.—John Kellington, who er is amply regaled by tl i wo, I . 11 ", tereSts of the ComPany in this towfi - in his labors, he would alwqyg be near I on Saturday, June 23rd. The vaxious travell I - I I What A th k .. - - le poriji; - � � .. curves. e base of �- a curve? Main street has been th I � . . L - - Dorts one minister *ith fa y � and . left here for A.Igoma last fall for the lodges to meet at'the hall, Benmiller, but genial and obilliging landlord, W��; ft - I now . C? - M than I . i oroughly to them as a friend and minister 6irtly supports three others - ,. purposoof working in the lumber woods, at 10.30 a.m.*, and' , but, 1, I The altitude ? � - What is a chord ? An scraped from one end to the oth - wi assist march i� procession Wrn go � � � � � arc? , (4) Draw the letters (capitals) er, p6nd; who had faithfully labored, am - Kyle, Such il this roman! . bri*, " lio ,� . I R presents a clean and tidy, 0139 ance from Seaforth, Morris an- . . le, �� I � %ppearanoe.- them, and that wher 4rey ; 'has returned home. Johnnie to the grounds. A committge was ap- unpretentious . villvLge at the PrOs6utl ', pen" - t givessome � - . I . and X ; (4) Ui,ing straight lines draw a The firs ever he went to but four *hotel-keep-ers and t ... i fAmi ! very striking account.s of the lumbel- eye of ,.a prID11 � I P t instalment of lumber for tree engage in the Master's work he would lies are T qng pointed to engage a band and Secure time -but it needs not.- the � R � 1. . � I - I � I - carry with him their best wishes. L y more especially of the speakers 4r the �oecasion. Mr. G. W. phet'to foresee that time has in ,0t0rd'- . 31r. , . . I 11 house and porob ; (5) Draw a sqaare of boxes and sidewadhs-, atrIved on Tues , supported and those p', ' $240' businem, but : .1 I . . i . . . � � - � �__ I - . - the licenses and 81,000 rent annually, ba- '.many qualifications of the cook, whom I Ross, M. P., will be asked to be present Lt-ZB, . � . - : - I : . � I for illf a great'fature.-MuAxx 0 � ; I . . - . I I ! � I . . I I I ' . ,. � . I � I I—, � . I i - 1. 1, � . I i . -J� i� " I t � . I � I . 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