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. . . . . i - At will, in- 1XIMU W rb&A:.LV,V MU Mi, E , —P, --,-----, - - eded that it wad one is
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N E - : 1, I ADVERTISEMENTS. president, 0ay!t1hey are Do I a ipose t' : under the ige c ircumstances
Q I Ittoruey General ally con 3
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I a figure between the parent1hests-after . )f the peo ile f th L k and as I te departed from the old Une of
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each 11n6, denotes the page of the paper on which W 9 hope to' see I 0 ( t " 91, Ministry i r io: insm son ma k In and fearles, , enounced the
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the advatisement will be found - 0 shortly, and a OIX I e eneb MiLd ) fili a can. i PIJANs Irol I 80HOO11,14BUI or a of the syndiest P the effect on
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Waltham Watches -M. R. Counter. (5) Ill .. I l 0ital, will j, L : — I L ea
g. tb .,: I 11. I i I ! at interes4 in ednoaiional the house was telling. He discuss,
the buildin 0 . otigh i takes a gre
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New Goods -E. -AoFaul. (8) ' 11L 4 an , I Tim To onto News r marks: Th - mbers of- the
. not be., I ,anti ll lol , toved"as I . sitters, mov 9d for &;return sh ming the past history of the In i -.
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Seed Oats, oko.-Laidlaw- & F&irley.. (8) . ill, ill%tL - we do nock sympathize 1 vith th, 3 Griiis on . d dealt some heavy blo wo
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WD eipe4t it, no 0 Bay 1. I I what plane of Be ol bt6ildiiA.
. Farm for Sale-M.L Garbut. (5) 1 . thli ' polic we be- ent at Mr. f Itephen, whose Ii ;itle game of
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.-- Auction saie.-A,aam Kline. (5) .. straits are, III,: fo - ; i 'a Pacific , 0 sing $f L 11 000,090 of Montreal bank fun do
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I i "I I . lie've with them that the Canad and recommended to-sch'olboardow and u *
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Artists"Material-Lumaden & Wilsoh.-(5) months every yew I 0 I t1 O ... Irig a . I . I s i what, if any systom of when h 3 was President, f r specul&t.1vo
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Seed Okts-Wm, .'Rehill. (5) rc entilAing and 4 ' in- purposes, he deuou ; I
this, rdu e to o Ire . ,, I,, I . . . lghtib , heatffig, V
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. . Farm For Sale-Ro'bert McMichael. (q) 01 I ! i .. . . an IS to be v ted throdgh as J were deser"Vitig of -severe punishme t,
irouni I Inef 'save 1 the .bof .1 I . n
Saw Mill for Sale -7. W. Mciwbray. (5) ai ly , other 0, I . P ig, b d been tpproved,", by ,tbe d part, and to show ib at
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Election Expenses -James Dickson. (5y Supply, the f nitur 1 prTs erity of the . .
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I Grand Masquerade Caxnival-(5) Canadian 'and .AnOri an I N rthi v- ,F t . . . I kidL by School and abetted the Syndicate in thoir
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.. Card -9 -harp, & Brigham. (5) . I I - 11 . .: e civi . scoundreIlly and dishonest transactiolps,
I dopends. . I . fi I '. I L el I . authorities *in tile 'ereptiolli Of EChOO1
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Iff Dea th,'; of IV, Ir. LE U4 buR 1'P(,')RONTq LE11TER. h room. H thou ht if pal one. W
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I Itron tX11 00 i for , , , ill regre ! . I rizes were offered for e best's
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. . . .: - o (From Our Oten Cb.)Tesponi lent.) lins for school buildi4 a, and col ies Of v I
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—. learn of the 4 9611111 D Mr. .. - Lau er, . . Mr. Patterson, th i `e thunderer,
I I ToRoXI:10 Peb.1jth 1894. b el surIceast' ul Ones sent to oards I
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13 . EAFORTIE1, FRIDAY, Feb . M.P.P.- for Nad, Gr y,'which I ook, . the flel . Sion h ' I as eb bOut to erect new building P, Much good followe , auaib his vigorous style made
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.22 1884. 1 . I he work oi' ' , ` I warm for the Mi nister.of Rs il-
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. - Ir .41 1 . mil bt plish d. ,'!- Mr. R 13, it just a -
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-at 'his renclone i Toronto on: reel ata .,gt
pl&ce . - Be y allv oed bevoia the t nsition 'P,ducati , said that yg AS i
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Wednesday,, la t.* fie as" 50 year i of! pe iod v b follows n)on the coriclu- 11 the resoluti.ons Mr. JOB,
. The H-mdson!s Bay Ronte. I - ; I - Opartment had alre dy Issued such On behalf of .
. af IS, and for se ;eral! 6 ... 81 aid - )ccupigid ion of thE 0 1 -ess. The _ 1, Wood And Mr. Dawsonj spoke. iThe
There is ai, prospect that somethlug 1 1 , I! ,. Is d I)ate on the. Addi lbiDS1 and wai i now en eav ring 6 urge I naoriotOlO QB
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I 1. a position ijn ' e,O posi s6 e of the slewhat a brous In whinei 3 of Paril' he importance of th 3 subject upon former did fairly, but the
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. Will shortly be 'done to open up the . . I I V10111 - I I hose engaged in educational worl. A twaddle of the latter, and the dead abol
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. Rudson's Bay route. In re'ply to a L, gislaturq, .a c6nd !I to r. 11"ered i tb. li4aentary / er in which h 3 delivered it
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I ext -book on wgletie' was also bein alive marin
. .. H) has' ocau i n , tl e Out 1'rIo . l, 9 had the Ling marlymem"
. pied a at i I i m hon for the trarisadion of business effect of soot . .
eation -by Dr. Orton, Sir Hector . . 0 . repaired for the use Qf 'Iteaoble7s in
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V,J the LegiBlaturq qontirlumaly I ince Con!ed- , . odel.Sabooh and I I
Langeviln last week. said th . . - . un'Itil the Address is carried,aB the 086 in attend- ,be is to f ileep.
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I er i,tio'nlo* . I I -- I 11 ?. It is rumored tbat,Mr.. -'Jandr - (Keil:t)
. as re)reseni ed the same e at the Normal clools i y
estimates would contain an appropria. 9-44. , . . neg essary 3ommitteee are never struck . ,no I ; ;I, 1-1 : Will succeed Mr. Costigan
. conatifileric, . of I tie. so-called cha -t r - . 51UNICIPAL ACT #M I ND1101 NTS. :
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t . .1 I r or he Work f organizition bogun until . There is generall e I very ;Mr. It as (Hanitoba) a Doke, suppo t.
tion for an exploratory expedition 6 I . I .1 60
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. members -he arb -now but wo I efl. - lie resolutions. Mi. L con-
- Hudson Bay and fhe atraits connecting T , . Allier ihati is 'done. Tc r .the . 19 at week eesion a ho8t Of aralep men a 0 the ing, tf .* I ;
9W 1. re: cluded. the dehate, ending the Str g le
. . - B th Mr. X at and B It. -P I ereg ith oi, so, the House has not sit in the 1171 some ot the .14
it with the ocean. The question to, be . nicipal Ac t ; ..
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In de feell Mention 'of , a & Ld event . : . . id6ptej, while the n ajority are usually, at. 1.20. The members were call ini
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settled is, cala the,straits be navigated . . . I . LlIbwed to drop, or are killed in Corn-' an en on ldr. Came 01 k'S I
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- for a sufficient length of time e in the Leg s4bure .OnlVedties W B under discussioti, and -as it will do - I airiendment at 1.35. It was e eati
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q ach year h- I 7'a . .1 ,r . espeot - ; - . . , , 0.,. I On 11: onday 'Ar.'Ermalinger, . I
I . th House aajohrue Ig: tit o . I ag I n W he a 1 1 a pressut a of woz k begins %ding: When tbeFrench entered that an gr(e-
to, ' der the route, available for corn- . . I . .1 I vtla(tj Elgiu) toiloved t)fo se6'rgogl re
ren . ; . ; . . . . 0 . been arrived at.
: `]mem oryl,' of be do o -e -aa d. . : -; merit bad . I
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merbial pdrposes in competion with to the . I . lEte tol e'felt The varidus corrmitte[es, )f his bill to roduce th ; .
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lei xes a wi low' And )nEl 110 1, - lofOion for RQeVeB Sri D . I
. other routes? - We believe this questi . T . - ho _r, havo . ! a ag I
on , !I . In incorporated villa and towrilshlips ahist. Ton French for 40 A,
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. I I 'hi irrepara ile, 16i3d. i The O'b -mukea business h9ribeforth will be m -e rapid- I ge I - . ! TIn t . b( ittee - . yl
wiU be finally determined in the affirai- - . . . .. I o 0400 fre . old or 800' lease1hoild, private bills CO,
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. th 3 follOWIrIg *Ieditoiri I *in er tion of the .qualifi ati :n for' te . roviding for the 1 union ..... 45 f
ative.. It is known that Hudson's B - L I I ly procee(l with. It was xpected .an to place t e o , rs the bill ) .
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lay sad everit - I I 1: . . . n the Methodist eburches 'was 0, ssed 7
1 - tbiiit tile e timates. Would i Ave been , n incorporated villagq I -1same
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is never frozen over,. that, a few miles , . .It . . . 0 -committe - .
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I .9 I o*ii often alt a , communi y ( tilig as t ba for vote 461"'i town hips. , f4red ti: a sub 4
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4rom shore there is, open water in the ex perien . ch a B o6k ai i tba, i - wb ilch I I L, I 'd tim 3 'In tle SeDateto-day,lSenatorlDick-
ces , a bill was Vead a. .- ecoO
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coldest Season. It has not, we believ re WO EL .!e his! nancial .- i6. pal' Ommi ; E! his
I , e, followed upon,the. nounoement Wed. , asurer ld ma. Z ferred to We Mun Ic t'tee, Eldn's se t was declared valeant. IT
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ettled whether or not neiday moi iiq; tha' ' thS, member f6r sta tement to -day.- Ow Mr. boen absent two years in lonBeque
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been definitely a I 0 - i . Dg to, I e recent I a wusalso th6 One introclu.bed b .
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the Straits tare ever frozen over ; hat it East Grey i -0 OnI ! a -ft w UgO 1111. tho printin. Contract, &c., - creglithl,.prico) iding i at I citie
was de dlYs eba. and illuessIi .
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' a,g) he was- ,in hisplace '11 the Honse lie 0 1
is known that-this"seldom if ever occurs. . 6i thel,re has, been more d4blay t 11 n - usual . I .1 b n&d I 'gews of the eek. ;
ap'?.a'rentlyi ffi& heallt eat i :nd- a I;r3nf eat ' ' 6 d0ommisbioner shohldbec . , l , I
A assemblage. T 0 -da , he lies I I and 1addiiigtotfiemtW'omeinberE (f the I T i a E, FR E, k' a 1\1Avy.-T ere is ur tfsudl
The; danger from the route -would be, man in th. - . in'the Sessional printinb, this year, . Y, - I !E t I.
e Ld, the , : - ,;. At t-W'estimatea were n broutit down ! I, leg ,
Chiefly from floating ice at the mouth d birn, of W first an I 01' .. . unicipal Con cil. I activity in French Naval pirc - : z
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. of the strailt on the ocean aide. If this lilt ignifican , ailmen i of ac gre, ter im until, to -day. The bu -speech, the Govern ent. mesa res DAKOUA A STATE.—A bill.
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. I tance 7 Y Ong I 4f t e small the;i-refore, is ppst . ow. iave as yet be3n int og giced, but so .tates, Sen. 4:6
. difficulity can be overcome by careftil. . I go i a( .1SZ. . -'e ed i a a, (lay or two. - LO
illi iesses iwhioh, no, mily 0 us. . TB E UTH OXF&D c - )f them aLre eip et , . for the admission of. Dakota i t6
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naxiga,tion and the use of ships Specially ' th,,On wit iout exper' noilig. gn Tuesda.63 last thl Soutli -Oxford understand the Rivers an'd StleamA Union aA a State .
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built for the trade, tha rest will be com. A, more iv d illustiation of the.un(er- ma, er wa , ( I motion If the A ttorney- ill is, to be laid on the . table very CONJ)I Iox OF THE 6R — oya
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ta,inty..01 hiAi h , ,and-: ts at ibitims -General, refier ed to t tly . I I collmmis$ion has been Appointed Ito eu-
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pairatively easy. Melans will likely be . I : . .i . - . : L. . I
- 'Could aca rdely be i I agillei . Mr. Lin - Privileges i And Electiqas. The oaseis I .THE ESTIllirATES. quire into the condition ol the dw6flin ,113 T
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deviseq for loa, ling And un lop ding ships der's death.lis a grea loss t, big part 7- a Innique i on , in tbE Pkirlil L mentarY The gestimates brougl- t d:pwn t ;dAY of the poor in the United . KingdorL , ,
I from the ice two or three miles from the L , ; Loly lapse h O' ,0KED.-The shi Breclim. Calistl , I
more perimps ' pritit o ' his aerviaes history of,, an bda, the melanex in Ire uiiod for the , W,RE
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shore, and it may even be that naviga- . on "slide than - insid i tbe I louge. AS a intb. insariIity of Hon.' Hr. CA ks hav- . ear 1884 to b $,2,947, 73, as a from New York for leutta, hapbemi
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tio can be carried -on by this means, &11 cldmteir ho .did 'not e'x Is l,"but, on 1e ing. Do precede it in an3 legislative body 2,559,283 last yea r, D. increa e of ,wrecked off the coast of - Eurma,W TI ie
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. pli itfcirm'h was an 'effe tive Epe er. that has ver sat in onnectim With 87,790. The estimat3d eurren ex-
. lilt . crew were saved.
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. 'His 21 . friends on tbis Provi The ]at 2st s-iniflar case etiolitureisS2,224,726,0i ichpitalacl . I
. P(rsonally be had.al J F . - 'The Fren h
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the year round without interruption - I . i I .ount FREN(aMOVEMENTS. =
But even if this result should not be , th : Ministerial a -s.1 on I b; O!p psit ion in Fingland oecEirred u 181;1, and it 381 521, and - f or ot er. purpose $40,- 1 )-
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achieved, much,we ,think, can be clone Bi ' nd by . -his I old renyoyal ill aff6rdeid a guide for the prDOeedings 26. Civil Go,ernment will tak 6178,- itiforced by two ironclads, and the a, -
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I Auring the usual season of navic,at,ion in b e 'd'eae gretted. ; . the 97-adecreas inc year of U .4-08; -
1. ; - present' oco ksion. I I Por the 8 11 .
n . . ! .1 11 ; 1. . , : - . miralcommanding it LEA been sur
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.. . a -11. first time since Confedera ion the Com- Legislation, $1 11 mereme of
thesenorthern watera. The bay and . - I — . .: mOned to Paris by th Ministr IJ,f
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I . . A FailsehoQd, IS *ailed.-. Mittee on Privileges and- - ections, :$7,450; admin- f-justioet Ji299,. Marine ]or a consultMion . . . I
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straits have long been navigated by W, lih I . 001, an increaE 45 im' THE QuEEN's DiAny.-Ten thong - Id
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sailing vessels for nearly half the year. . existence, ,Pit for th7a trans ( tion of I ) -'10,3181; jublic
. copies of the first edition Of bbe Queen 8 1
. . Toronto Mail had tl b I, u, ,,e n audacity bu libeas, and ti) inquire into th petition I 1' I
With steam vessels specially' built for . I : I P institutions rdaintenaum, e,594,7 54, a diary we're sold thefirst da.y. .
t, ., . . -. . 'Oxfo c be de- i -
I l to make the - siatem e t thw--Eeat in South,'Oxfo decrease of $11 t88O; i I migration $31,- ROYAL ComarANDER.- The Duke bf
the trade,- and like Dundee whalers . . I - I . I I ' I
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I strengthened to encounter ice, surely flr%,,I .1- i I .. I illbsess. . Medical evide e WE E calli'ad, Arts, &-c., $1 0,290, an increas Oi Qonbingeut in the Red Sea. .
W rd Blake ba md, e'aU offer I to he ubt that , -
more than this can be accomplished, . . 1. which eatablisbed yo t'de a d) 1,1,31,290;, ho pitals , rid -, char ities, FAT.ffi EXPLOSIO-N.-Vifty Miners
Cb servative s 1 Quebec, to,Ah 'efleg*3t tlig late lldiri;isier f E ucati r wasin- 1, i ' ' 1. ' i . CO3 L-
. and navigatioti be carried on a month - . I . i ., I i .. r 92,869, , an nere se , 94 ; were killed by an explosion near
I . I that if they. 7ould !i-vot. a ai at .he Bane, and incurably , and the' sad, -dolouiz%tion r ds, $ 146,':,an inc: age
ea-xh'er and later than heretofore. This . . 11 !: g . .- I . nellaville, Pa., on Wedues ay last, 1
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. . Ca nadA PAcific. RaiWay r 8, , uti ins, find testimony was also given th it was §35,646 ; th remaining items 6 how- - F.&=r PoisoNED.-A fplimily of,fii-e
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We. think is -not :o6'xpecttoomuoh; I, . 11 ]not proba)le [re Would, Survive Inore iog very little ?haDge fir am the corres. . persons in Minneapolis are sick ivit
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and if Accomplished the season of navi- ... : ill tban two ) egi`ri Ion or. The Committee i ponding sums or 1883. I.
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. . wi the Refoirm patty, Mai. he wo:ild I . i 100000101090010000MR; . G- I trichinodiB through eatin.4 raw hall L.
. gation of the Bay w)uld be extended to 1 : reported t( thE 110age o this, effe&t on ,1 . -... The mother died after suglering hotrib. e
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- . phdge them that Iii . I : -m entwo3ld. Thursday, and theaeat was aco rdiDgly I . ---r- - - I . 1 , i
seven months every year. In that time . . - sIGov , . I , Ottawa Politic News. adorky. 4 . . 11
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ac ode to their - 1 emairda, %] id give th 9m rr, 1884. T BETAN"REN CHrm &I) B .-!
much might be accomplished, and as - i!, . ; - . ordered rhe writ ha3 alreadV been . ! I I I . .
. . . th money gra ts'th. ;a(M Dow ' . The principal, and, irLi - fact the only For three years a truce ,has been
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experience increased means would be . " . I askIng i6sued, 11*1141 it is S f0rE-one cmialrosion I
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from the preserit Gol en:t. business transacted by our Dom nion .
- ,Joungl for extending the open season , qrn, I , It, far- that a - an DPO Go rriment . i
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'!-, I its terms Bolivia is
- th r Stated that tbig pi -6 wisition was will be. re itirned,-probably by acclarria. legislators .dn ll[lg the past week, has. secur
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lz year by year till practically continuous , % . I . ing Peruvian territo or an outlit
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. navigation, except perhaps during seti- for mally laid before ,i i a no , bee B us, . tion. - - Mr. James Noxcn,. of -Ingersoll, . ,een t e laeu Sion 0 4 e reso u ions' to the Bea. I I
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. - I was 1 considered by" the . . is the Libi rs l candidate in tie field. granting the additional aid to,.the Pacific., SUM31E R RESORTFLOOD D.-Chaut I.-
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sons of unusual serverity, would . - . qua, Lal;e outlet hi- lerflowed, the
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;7he of y,6 terday pollingon hb5thprox.1 Railway Comp ny. Or Friday Mr. 1U.
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I Vel 'y justl I lenoune . i3 a emen as . NEW P4: AAMENT DINGS. 0. Cameron, of, West Hurop, finisbg d up filleled flood of 1,883. le
'that such will be the reault before 'I . . . I - Se ral factori B
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. ' an I I inf4mo as'falseh iod, 'and conclu es ..Thd question as to the erE(tion of an admirable speech by moving an, have closed. Iii
many. yea,rs have - ,passed, onee a begin- . . . I . . I . I I i Iiii
. 8: i 1111! Parliament buildings came up 8mendm6nt to' h INTERESTING TO TBLEGR HERS. J4
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ning hais been made, and vessels, epei . I . . , . I the reso lntiqns, t t e. lie
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tures, of any kindtibwarh theVrei ch AgAln on effect that the *- be not .4ioncurred In at tlip
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ally adapted for the trade, placed upon , . . . . motion by Mr, Clarke (West " loronto) I I . WeStCTU Union. Telegraph Company a
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. the route. r . I 1 0 Ort 9,11 forlaxeturn slowiDg the am) nt ex- 1. I I- responsi le for the negligc nee of Bg
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I The ening * up of this route is of very s. t the e J .
. . 9p .0 tfary, r, 11, to ings Since 18qo. Mr. Cl ke, o t cour . mater &I what is printe at the bee
I - ling * that, . I set House, with potructio,kis to make a Im
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great importance to the Cankolian I I a ibsid ' &. 1. being a Toronto mme er., famrs the - of the b*nks. 1`- .
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Northweat,and to Much of the American i . Ita erection of & w buildii get bu, in this I I STORX ,-A. fearful Win storm swe it
- . in r&x for the Miil v produce. he:differs from, t eriber fo London and standing pany, an re- Over the IState of Georgia on Tuesday,
N-iorthwest also., this 1B recognized by . . . J . . be m. 1. . I ' I . . .
. evilence. We shalli.See , vhat c: er on in th* Session. This , destroying life and property.
. . ourse it and the* Opposition merall 7. . The -port furthi .
the Americans themselves. At a farm- 1. I . !l l , 1. I .t .
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erW Convention recently held in Fargo, 11111MI 1. 0 : cry of I I ex, irav , 1, at Ack the . Ohio. terrible blizzard visit Milo -
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. : I . Government, pecially! in tlio rur l . . . nesota a d Dakota on Hot day.
. Dakotak, resolutions vyere passed in favor Sottled t a, t. .: . . B . ,, Dien would be nrelo pu rSUQ in S pri- i
of establishing direot communication - T . I .1 I . CO413titu('pncieS;, whenevoir the - - . I I LucKy JoKERs.-The wi I of Colon
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-her'difficulty pe"Eg ,etween the tion to plat up ew buil Inge hyfopboeBeIn va,te business t ausactio 1, was opt Osed Hunt, ii millionaire lumbe: -man of Ruoi -
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with the markets; of the Id World by a* Dominion Governmeit An the Que ec me; e. r If it ere no for .thi deter. by the -Government on t 8 ground that .common. county, Michigan, disolose
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route from Winnipeg to Hadeon Bay. C , . - mi tied hoE tili -to t ffial dis- it, would create -i delay, a ffiat delay is that be I ad bequ'eatbad $I 0100 to Car(J. ,
ouservatives has e idently been Sat- . . I . .1 . I
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By this route the distance from the Red tle4l it lap T played by he pposi , 60 I) oatis. 'bampering thel' compan , proving pre- line' Br(wn, the mothe of Artem:010
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. River valley to Liv - I factory' sch )me ould n doubterelong .j- idicial to their iuteres SU4 inpiring Ward, at d similar amounto to Eli P - ;
erpool would be ind appov ' In I I . flo I I
. -ently, in amicably, - in be proceeded with. ii ' 0110 ing fro
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shortened 800 rniles This is 4 very ; . .
. thE politio al tiaceB I nee Ili e is GRIGULT JRAI AND AR ASSO(IANION Ottawa correspondent g ves 6 very good lover of hu'mor, and ownedl an extensi I
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great ad -vantage, but it is not the obief - . . I GRANT. i"' . b les of the situation and the exciti3inent library rE ade up mainly 4 humoro
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one. if the distance from Winnipeg to Railway reffolutions,and the grauti rig I . '
I I I Motions and asking q 'Btions of the - Since the anaounoern ntthatiCahada INirumax BuTcaERY.-Aldvices froni
Live ool by Hudson.- Bay were the tothe Company theloan Di thirty n: il- GoVern Mel t. , a- . 1E acific Railway resolutio swoutah'e in- Hayti sh)w that i
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same as by Montreal or Now York, it Iiondollam-' Whatisis At ho . tin'ger,l Mr. ROSS, Provir ial.. T eastrrgsr, troduded, the Quebec in mbers an re- mercham's, who incited t! () rebelli, '
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*.ould still be worth "while to open up He the ra,ut" 'ren said it wa3 n6t tiie ii: ention of the- presentative r6en-from 3hat, Province have been barbarously I slaughtered'
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the route, because the distance for which" I . i . GdIvernmet't to make arl chan , in the have been urging, better teIrms for Q nobec. Some of the victims Were Pied to fence .
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. commodities would require to be,caxried tb6ir dl )mau I I or . ! matter of t) te a nual gra. t of 6 .-0,000 to 'No one believe : but that the: dem rids and shot. from the ankleg the knee ,,
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by .larid to the point Of embarkation a an' d I ! There has been! more or ess, d acussion . -T- vital spot .wa . re ched
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ter ad , iono, r 'il N y subsid '1081 ' t li fe Sir Job seems to have taken a de. until the . The'
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would be shorter by the Hudson -Bay hall ' of late year 3 w ether t is Ass:3) istion, c 4ed Stan , And is determined to i how displayed extraordinary coorage. 11
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. route than by either of the others. til I 0off . . 1. I ,I I I so far,At any r te, as th holdix i of the 't at the countv'ry is n,6t suboeryient ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOXE. I Arebbisho )
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.. . . ie to li ?ht b ',or . vgs I. 101199 ;yearly Provin ial Exh bition' :a cow- t te influence of the Quebec. fo', low- Feehap returned to Chicago' last . Sur -
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1. Owing to the cost of land transport the we have in ci 11 I . i6ril'the terms, loerned, has no outlive - its us a n1ness, ii . i . day, from:& visit to the Pope. He WE) 3
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In de vire -I- , ; , . her e wojKZk i is doh il do - AS the deba IS progrigisse the escorted home by a procession of 10,00 )
price of wheat is nearly doublg in Mon. . knov I I it 1 il 3e: found t hel land whet uld - . d. and
treal what it is in Winnipeg. - In-tbe a ., . I . . 1 not be: carried ( n withoi ,t troull -1 by the tj Me when the division I would become persons. There were overi, 100,000 pe .
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- b -the help of water I . i i - ts hievitable drew, tie . tement ple along the three mile march to wi 2
y 'Aeat'y P c . ,rig the Quebec meilt d. ness the arade. Ex
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summer season, i I lvar ioug large JLBSOCiatim aheady in
. I . h.a been alfol, T, hob, Id lexi tgsnce,,augl Which do Jaot ask for aid amo ere -increase ceptGen. Grant'
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transport on the - great lakes, thisine- maiim, " ' h?M tl ark i v6shp `1 e l-know . I I I tb it if tl 6 Go -,, ment member from Quebec coold be seen in .of the kind previously iwitneased i,
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. quality may be to some extent corrected, def itroy tb ey fir 't at m : e di '-delernsito W . t I
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I i A. graknt were wit idrawn f rom . tbe Agri. big Best. Caucus aft r 'caucus was Chicago. I [
but it con never be fully corrected save be meetit; 3, with, veri 0 * ti i i n Jie P r- , 1
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by- the opening of the Hudson Bay -1 f cul tural an TA -to Assoc iatiorr t I i t could b eld. The mem'b ra kept themsely 3o in THE 1OOR RED TITAN.,A despatch
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route.- Were this route opened, a Bea- I k, j 1,- I 1 ; 11016ngeroonti ugsitsoperatious. Mr. 0 C)MMUDication, w th Sir Hector Le roge, from Fort Bufford says:i The cond -
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Ili I Ro I Iss' statc wert would, - herefole, seem vin. who impar ad -all thd pr .
H' I I I , ; I I., , 'I t. I . - oceedin, is to tion of the Indiana at oplar Creek
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Fort eabablished on udson Bay, at the I ri I i to indicate that the Gc ernmient Con- big colleagues. Sir Joh face, N, mcies isl so dep] .
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mouth of the Churchill River, or. at I . I Bider the A 4so'e; iation to Pe subeErving Serious, Showed an air f indifference, that unl3ss speedy relief is r e
he reckless man er i hi the usef ul i -
I ' . end.1 . while his colleagues I I many milf die of starvation. "I 1.
Fort York, one or more lines of railway fm ,n I . .. Ook da11xiOUB,
ces 0 Canada' re b it it is- 1 ED PARK Sir Hector Langevin, who has been allowance is So meagre that it is D it
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built connecting it with the interior, ter d is C)m I 1Z n V no ,ce !- Mr. H rt, Mon k, moNed" for abtending a caucus all eivening, entered sufficient to keep them alive. 0,
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and steamships plying from it regularly, an CauBe' co Meat . b -load i 9 e B if. papergin 0DnnQCtiOn wiih the roposed the House a few minuteB1 ago' and i im. game ha i all been destroyed. Man
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price of wheat in Winnipeg would rise Gib a Raily ay M. itter . .. He )ointed out how co,used them to look anxious. When traded o I for food. The men, are so
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almost if not altogether to the Montreal ing gtat I I I i I re the adj. urnmen ast reduced by 11unger that they are scarce-
einents hie lot we 'i 66 , be ug -des, ad ho thesimplicity ight, urged t
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level. The result would be that on the c I an grandeur of the atu bridone vote tak In, h
olifess. at full , just d by tIL01 facts. . i . -night and a 0 e did I i in aren are gaunt and hollow-eyed fro
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: siverage, of years the fa rmers of Mani- It g 1! i I . id by the a
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. Lobs and the territory west of it, to the '' " The fina"Cial con . I an issuo I the IN EG PT.-Gerg. Gordo4 hasiSSU
Ill tio J Canada is . . e4'
. L, ' : a b ks of the river, ao ever, by the I roBult of which he was fix from certain. proclamation at Kbartoum, recognizin"
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haps, also of Dakota and Northern lain. lie debt I . i ve d 'Cho I State o New I .1 rk is JJPhu Costigan, minister "of inland ' ve- granting other privileges with which
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3aesota, would get from 20 to 25 3a a a . 13. , ebt of he Moving in the matter, alnol has! idopted nue, did not tend to make the feeling the Arab 3 are much pleased. Theriebells
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- can obtain under the existing gygj,, . though e larg loa( ed w I'll 6 O' i- the owners.and. turried ato a ps! rk. Mr. leau were in the hands o vern- till the End of the month, but Wants
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I . th Carl &I L people Go'vernment ati Ottaw Should bear 1-1th much vigor to -day, I .
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number : tilate d. The corn was seat-
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Of tb ,
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throivn *1 I o thwe ditch alud! badly smash-
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employed in drawing the
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Brucefield Station
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Joig
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The 6 ring s46w t the West Riding
10;nw , be
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-Dr. Elliott, of,
Goqeri Ch tbiwriliihi
to E i,nbargh
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of Hd ro
Agricultu LL I Society Will
rfli,
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wbbaonie time ag
.
wejlt
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held in
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0 cl I
to perfect himself
in Ii.ig profV88i0h
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been ere'ded
i t U ii6riville, uearthe
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there, Som
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site of
1the ffilmeqvil,le bridge, during
went fro M the,Nofthw1o'st to
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past
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few we 31's. I
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of him. On S&tur sy ,ey 151
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_Mr.
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v v a dest Toy , I y fire on Monday
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the howebold
)f last wee together with all
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tb 6' worst they b 0 ,a fot the bei
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- Thom-as Agnew, ot the 10th
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Iriable COW )ei nging to Robert
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cesgion. E Uat Wa, variosh,
re 4ritly I
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Camp be
suddenly
1, of dodari "'b died L
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sold hig ,u),agnificent bleavy rangl`
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after eat
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D 800ap the sweeping from
to &r. Jo;ieph Bell of I Duriga 11m
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1 ,or 1
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equa
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the Hat
a few
millb I days Isgo.
-the i
Utifted States market, for I I
-was
LL , 11
6 i Of a ;
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J31gbi
-Thel"Mae 'org
Order of Blyth have
$360. lie one; of the hest 401-ts,
rail. ! :
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lately m
)v A ill o their
new hall. It is
ed in the county.i Ile Was,
ired by i
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u nishe I*
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Barph of Scotland,, was rising
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being tie
tr oppositt
t4e
postoffiee. .-
'teameeting
oldi'. Mr. Agnew has
two other
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youf
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3r sue ,essfill
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malB equall]
ani' 7 pr]PM-
iLq1`gi`g 'one
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311ilml
held in t
Ili Union Pre6byterian. church,
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Awl the other a fall
col$ .
Go eriC
.laist
L ownsbip, on .1 . ..
The amounted to
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Orr ondent
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Yotillg --
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Via.
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Samuel H ln
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. es, one of the
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lad;ies
ebikilch
were mak
on Sund4,y
ng - . near
eDing last
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clij for I
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iveek
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pioneers
ol G od3rich
township, died oh
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fields, when
7-
Ju re fence
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4t. e bad resided in Huron
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Allgotsifelyo
r but i
. ,
ne, *who ,I
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' for over
R,Ity years. He was 76 years
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id the objections
fou
on th: e p
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of ago.'
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LB oyal Iotel, Wingham, lately
fenbe to be tooboinVed,
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caught firmly u
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Ann
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sho'wag !
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. ageo3
Mau
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by J. L. Sturdy, will berd.
it der tilia control of the Ruther-
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nobly r6SCUed ber.
-The Lq-
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; after
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Cr() Si.Dg L a bachelor's
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lig t i-8 - still a topic
rnead*e
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I that town
for a I : I
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wi the aforesaid.
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11heir 1-11
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. vond -
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Blyth, Revie LAB ceased
I has been moved to
,,he
friendS.
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exist, ani
plpnt
--An
accident
of rather'
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a pain,W Z
Ron
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-where the editor expects to
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fielo l for action.
n at
ure Occurred at
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tbe river 'ill,
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ly -far
.
1 publis 0
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an&r ne title of ,1 The Wing-
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ga non,onedayrrcent)y.
cause
1 John Durain's
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. -Wwaril
t ham Vig lebte."
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o, a W*iaLd storm recently Mr.
J 1, I
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mati
nea
aggeable, wbil
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r the hill, and 3t
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hev as driving qovm. '
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1.John Hulikiiis, of Usborne, had two
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!l valuable sleers. illed. by a straw Stack
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Pat
rizk Pollard I S
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over
lar
his sleight ted-ni
was pretty bualy
arid. al.14 ,
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hurt, a4d
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Mr. Pol. N
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one of ,'
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13aarl
siderable. I i .
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I -Mi. James"Smitob,, who resides in
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his
animtd
horses bad
was shut,, -Es
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4i 1, g broken. The! 1,
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it WAS causid,
in Vi
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ue4ess
to try to ctire
. .ered , :
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i ceived.a te legratti from Mani toba stating
Smith,
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of tilie
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old reSidlent$ Lof I Z .
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that bis son, Kirkwood was
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f d f n to death Some two weeks
'Outi"L too
Morris
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. has passsd
place, in t4e
aiway to . h er I -last
,
person of Mrs.'
4oh a i
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ly, who died at the iresidente ofher;
iw
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I -Thomg,f; Me
'left
auclilin, of Brussels, I
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- law Mr. Jals. Ryan, on'
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for E h gl,and
: tention C f purchasing
last week With the in-
some entire
-of
Wlt Week, 'at tilie ad vaiicegl i
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' horses. . M,-Lauchlin
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is a. great
determine d to have
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The deceued was on A,
R.yari's residence-,' .r
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wh
- she took SiCl ,-RI14 dif a tivo
weeks
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only the b, ist ato,
money can procure.
lat4r.
The deceased ]a kv, a-celo
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Mp, 1 - d
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G.Obwiard,of'Usborne
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"Farmer's
by
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. have sold, beir .'--ntire
colt
Mo
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e, a oVe, ,_hi -V
i to_ Morri. rty-t
ro y
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Fa;ncy," tc Mr. 47Henry,
of, St. Marys,
ago'
,
&'ad She leaves behind all
'ems
her 6hif.
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I for the halids.om
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a,very fign
sum of 6500. This is
.
e, but the colt is -a good -
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" *thr :
and fifty ee gAud, :ch'
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dren
6 to
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good
one, and Weil, . a
1,525 pounds.
mourn her loss. -
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holding a SabbatJ,h
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ry ( .1. al 'an JUL e L
School convention at
tains the followiu& -
"". Last Tuef
day Our 1 i ; !,
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WiDgham, on
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arch 11th and 12th
toll$orial artist, tl-oseph, Laird,
hirdwell to bachellOrhOod by- juart
bade . I
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programme of
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Miss Eliza Bnrn , Df Hen -ryo;
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'Rev. I i,
viaile"
addresses i 6nd di aussIon a is , being pre-
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Jef rey Hill, of Lb&well, 4 perfO-r=Ie4
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the i
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pared for the oco: asion.
' - -Mr. J. J. BY. DW13 son of Mr. Adam
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ceremorgy.
. L The bride. was Biiportea
by- Aliss A-Lgie Burns, slisterof the
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Pr
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Brown' of Ratni tion, until recently con.
t
neetedL w- th We I i e1galand Revenue
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and the griaorn bt Jopeph C in , J
ri pb6U.: I 1!
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department at Wifn :sor, has been re
for on. ; 1,
Tb,o bappy Couple Ieft 1 rubsela ,
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A.onTnesday airterobn accompAlmea,
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. moved to )(Oderilob tD 1511 the v"Aney
0
Uth, 11. Detlor.
by L S&MUgs, L _ . J - . .
r 111id I wife, 100-11 I
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-We h a ve thf week to chronicle the
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friends in Seafort4 and Brussels W1,6:
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of L
of L Janieg Tucl.--, of Cran
death of L r
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Win 9, happy maril.ied- life With. all Ahe
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'brook, which tao k place on Suuds y, the
accompanying blessings. - I % .
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. 10-th inst. H6 h d rejached- the - savan-
L ded 77 1 He was buried
. iss .0180 . . . I
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erich, has had prit ed in gold letpers,
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. froix
age of y0arg. .
al'141ye honiors on Tuesday.
with. Or , .
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on pale blue ribbon of ottoman 4orA
'%e10()Me,
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Ju2kigt
able,
-On Th arsday afternoon Mr. Alex.
to
I "'Weloome,
a P em. entitleg: .
Eighty Four,. and -1; ias pr''esentegla 60
Ty
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Crawfura, Jr. b4a the misfortune
badly Zut his fooi while working in the
to Hie Lordship B.-
Shop'- Walsh, and the
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Horiorable Messn,
.
MO*st, Cartwrigbt,
M Xtnzie Blake,!
eameron, AIR]
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. laid up by the accident, although
the wound is not considered a danger-
Rose and G. W. R4s
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One Lone. . - :L
--On A1 Inday i S'Son
I[ of Mr. Hadley,of
tore of the Glo4a
Preh;a. Each copy
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and Ottawa Free!
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is elInbellishea vith
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100
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Teeswater, while working at Thompsowe
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aeSj na in filoSelle,
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repr SgentiLng. baAe
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'a whitel
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saw mill,had a iiarrow escape for his
-a
life. It a ears h6 gotoa ght in 9, pulley, -
Of. Aowers, cornuedp ia
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filol4elle, lying orr,,an
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pen in
t 11 I I
arichor f'Cor-islt
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teri
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and was arriea!, some distance by the
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Ac, and -all ry
andi finished -with A
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wrtis ca lly 4es4ned
tas
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belt,wben'iegotout. Hishandaiiasirm
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- yon
were ba dI3 injured.
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1 On the night 0,
IN - .
I --- 26th ofl ovem I .;
113ev-S
I rs. J. Smith
-Mrs. r. Rope and. Af
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be7r. last, a strangg r
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in Winghlarn -wex' jK
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left Londe boro for Bra on on Tneg-
nd
ind ed i6 ace ompgrry
VI
two-youl,ng 1116:14: f
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the
dayof last;week,jacoompanied- by their
.
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(tra ed respecti vely Simons And Price) . 'i
housa ;1
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f3be
families. A. large crowd assembled
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in Lower Wingliam, arid A!
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the statiol to see them off. They all
i
few hours After tho' str4' ' arrived .he 1 :
niger i.
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lartil
left acco. paniea by: the well wishes
i
WAS robbed of 5126 ,.in bank notes; to- 1 i
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33er.,
L of the wh 0 condmurrity. I :
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gether With somell * Silver and. 91 ia
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-On Weduesilsy morning, last week,
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Wa . I. -The two you men Iven `1 i
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rtow
. not
.
as a freight train 'Was going west -it
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the United Stat4l's i mediattlily faer i '
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Struck a lo, -ry near Stapleton, smashing
fhe robbery, wherg the LL TeMainea.for a i ;'
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. Put
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it to pieces. The three men who stood
Short time and ag*in r urnea to Wing- I.
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,Whf
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by it narro wly OLS ape.d With , lives.
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ban i and were arror$ted and gent to .; . i
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accident wag caused by the fog, as
Grich gaol to stand, their trial. They ;
1 4600
,The
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the approach of -the train could not be
Were
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tried last we( k Wore Judge Toms .
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seen.
ana
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acquitted, u ' ,eported that the .1
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-On Thursday eveoing last. week
'Miss
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co plainarit, vvho ;'.'a;.,. Js Lush., in-- 4
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Ann e CaMpbell, teacher of the
ten Is carrying thi I Case to a higher 1.
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junior aivsion K')f St. Andrew's ward
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School, Goderich, met: with, a rather
. ,
--4-On. TbursdaylieveWng 7t)l inst,,.
L ilwhu
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Severe acci lent. L While . Elk&ting on some
L
Jac sonls hat atoti'la in Olinton had a: :;'
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stea
rough ice iss Campbell feir heavily,
.
nartoW escape from 4 beiog destroyed
.
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by 7 i. I
the Z
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-and in tryi g to save lip,riself fractured
fire As Jimee, J f Zh-Son WAS
Abo-M't to !L
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retu
her right In at the wrist.
.
close the Store, &Irdtiln I the w!
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-On Sa rday evenipg last w
' eek,
trips .1
chandelier to blow utir h V!
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and
in Exeter, Some evil disposed
. the
thetein, the whole U1811 L( .1
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a(
lai
person visited Mr. Robert Davis'
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floo with no regar 4 ie pieces. -The
for' tl ,I
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pots
slaughter house, and poisoned three
. .
oil from th6 lamps 4uiekly ran over the
. L * 14
1418
fine pigs. ,On, thb sa,Me evening
floo1r, ignited, aud i0'arnotpent was,in's i
.
tako
.
he had- tw lv.e, fowls poisoned. It is
.1
mass of flumes. Alssioance- from 1 the ,
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abs
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Supposed paris green was-- the poison
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used. I
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adjoining building " . $ ummoved. The I
.
flames were nOW BEread over a Japan e Of I
plwi,
a ne
-A trotting match took 1place. on the
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bo#t twelve feet B, [uaro. New Woollens :
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ice at gham., on Fiidsyo the 8th
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thrown on. the fier, P el menti, I69ectlug .
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Prize; Mr. Wm. Uele's horse, Wing.
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ham, seed1d, Ana. Mr. Sbane's horse,
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Swanson, Goderich boy, wbo gallantly
while James Hollid ay wasgawilag a t
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in the bush, it fell: upda,him . nab
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Goderi6h harbor,: and the skill did him
ma'A lifted off, And i meakal m sist
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credit on t iis ioccagion,
seritfor. About h0f
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Bhip of Stanley, for the y olr 1883 was
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31,745,935. The, sum raisod for county
which took over an
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purposes v AS 63,491.87 ; for the town.
About twetity miauties'
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Ship, 42,%9.55; for scho6la $4,273.57
patitent expired, beitig
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-Mr. E Ward' Jackson., of East Wa- 1,
'He WAS albout 28 Yeare Of age, ;
being one of a largo family ofa widovied .
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it Budderil slid backwards on the Stump 1
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