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Farmers ' Attention Y. although. �
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I A Car Load of -Seed Potakpes from . ,of 1 ultimate success. A er
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cou roe sweet music for th :
. change your seed, as the., potatoes I of the citizeni, and 9�ould an
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. offer are first-class, solid, flesh and dry, posed to recognize � their a
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mealy cookers. . I thainkfully received. i We ar
� - . L. THORNE.: .. qu4sted to state that � after th t
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Don't forget that Thorne's Teas are . . �
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the cheapest, best and purest in the -communicate with the Seen
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county. Raisins at 5o per pound.. si�. is; as A. Anderson, �
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teen pounds of sugar for $1. an r, t. . I I .
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. goods. almost given away. . LpeAL Bnmirs.-We -illotiop
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- cricket club. has been': organized
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.OU (ftpoo*tor gina� 11. W. T., and.Mr. JamJA
ur, I # son,',formerly of this town, I ias t
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p . . I . of b ing first Presi4ent.-Cini
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last everal bicyolistsl� of tb a I K
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DISTRICT MATTERS.- I . Tie
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STML another car load of those calls. This 'a very good, but Sunday
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bratlid potatoes from Bruce Countylla seem pproprI - ay
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they cannot be equalled. M..A. CHALISWORT I
. 859-1 '. just 'As well on anyl othe t
Will. Murray, of Harpurhe , I
IF You want extra value in Tess and �
' ' whichl do their duty.! Hot as )
General Grocsries Zo to M. A. CHAELLESWOWTH'S. . I
� � 859-1 us with an egg laid by a u(I
OvzR three thousand pairs of boots . flock which messuresl ine, as
atl,cl nearly eight hundred hats still io choose Way &ad 91 inches the othi ir.- -
from at the Sesforth Boot Store. Great bargains frieind,'l John Cameron, of th a I I
in groceries at K XoI old stand. See ad-
vertisement.oulst page. .Gxo.GOOD. 859 Tucketsmith, is not .0aiily P1 I
' He haa shown uef sam I of
POTATOES. - Wilson & Youtig, the I . . .
w grass, Measuring 271 I
oheap grocers, Seaforth, have another car 10 %d of I no as in k
prime seed potatoes on the way from the County fall wheat measuring 17 inchei,
of Bruce. Parties can be sure of obtaining a full which are of n ! gr(
supply on Monday. First -come first served. 1359-1 were p�oduced on his farm. -
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BoxpwrER9 WANTED.-Mris. J. Hargan Broadfoot, of theIload
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could accommodate a few boarders, either ladie Poe esspr of a mare which 0ave
or gentlemen, on reasonable terms. Residence 13
twin fo*ls, both fillies, a�id t
-on Jarvis Street, below the par et house. 859 . I
6 I lively, 1healthy and doing wel.
A WORD FRom SANMAC COUNTY.—Mr. not ofie� that twin foals live
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Wni. McQueen, formerly' of Stanley, well, b t these seem to be an i
writes to us under date of May 20, from to the , general rule. The bi
Crosswell, Michigan, as follows: Seed. these foalp, with her . mate, d�
iog'iB about completed here, except on one hundred cords of- wood , A&I
low fairms where the late rains and did, all the work on Mr. Br )
have retarded operations. Fall, wheat farm this spring. -Mr. �'ug I
looks well, . rejoicing the heart of starts to -morrow for Idaia,to i
the husbandman and f alfilling , the sent alarge . .13 �
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Scripture promise that lithere sha � be meats to that rovince an ne
seed for the sower and bread for the dispose of it. -Mr. John rol ,III
eater." There is no wheat being plowed Kansa,B.�formerly.of Morris' is a
. up around here as far as I know, but it ant visiting friends in t lown.1 k
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has the appearance of an excellent op. loot has; rented his farm in li-a
We have frequent showers and Do intends trosiding in Huron -ag I
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understand that t6 Big Blil ,
growing weather. We - have an obca- : -�
� sional Canada man coming in here wd town -is to be,fitted up with I
buying landi A man from Hullet ,-it has Zoller process of machinery. -
bought 120: acres here an d Mr. H. Cov 'an, Haiksh�law purchased the- )oot
of Bluevale, is about purchasing a farm lege of Fairview Park for lie III
also. 'Still they come, and yet there is which he pays 626. -Mr. E 1*6
room. . I �,r I f I h6re 'on Tuesday lb
Jib: He intends. going '.11t4 � It
UNFORTUNATE.—Mr. John Ross, son and sh business in that b4 lom 1
of Mr. Donald Ross, of this town,: net and he hould dow6,41, a:s b) is m,
with a painful accident on Tueslay and tho oughly reliable mai i an 4
eveninc, last. As is known Mr. Ross stands is buainess.-Mr. Robt i
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- had been a severe sufferer from disc ase bell, forinerly of this office, i3 4
of the knee. Some time ago he had an �fVithe echanic%l depaituied1%
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operation - performadon it'in Toro to, g daily Sun, which is op
and was confined to bed fbr several neatest nd most handso ,ely �
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Weeks iii z th It city but had so .far rec ov. - sheets ft the Dominion'.- . 3 4
, ered that he was able to return home ceived communication fftTr 'I I"
about tilree weeks ago, since which animad ertilig very s6verEI,7 dl
I time he was getting on nicely and Was . conduct of a certain r si
sufficiently recovered to be able to walk that t- wnsbip towards hi
aroun4 by the aid of crutches. On but al the subject -i�
Tuesday evening last he was w&Ih ing one for newspaper,!, COEY e
� out on the verandah at his father's the crJmmunicati6n, �''I's . so
residence,. when his crutch slipped and persona , we do not care to ) cib" i
he fell, injuring his log � so Be ely Mr. M. orrison loaves, be *16 ,
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that he is laid up again and his rec ov- family r Woodstock on Tnesd
ery is very much retarded, but we hope are sor ,Jndeed, to lose M .. A O
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the 1-imb is not permanently or irrepar. bu he es wisbas of all tis . )l
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FOOT B.kLL NOTES,, -The team from Goes there be Proportion �
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our High School Foot Ban Club, w�nt esteem. n which they wero ela.
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to Mitchell last Saturday and plave . a they w 'I have no reason to 0, natil
. Foot Ball Club of that place, rJurn 9 Mr. Jar ieB Steele .. s mad 3 a
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victorious by a score of five to none. Tbe improvi mentg in is restauranC
return match will be played here at 10 added L han � dsome new sho It
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O'clocka. m.,, on'the Fair grounds, S - largely �.
at lar -1 ly noreased his stock O - 14 �
urday, May 24th, when an admission ery and made othc r inte I �i
.. fee of ten and fifteen cents wiU be clia rg- r r�A A � n
ments, which readers hi eat
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e& -Two of the best matches -of the mout one Of � Fit '*
season will be played on Monday, A - tive town.- I b4:
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26th, between Chatham and Seafo -th work n the Egmondvl*110 n I a
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Peniors,.and Chatham and comple ed and the'b ding B A.
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� Seaforth Higfi School Jurtiors. Both It will 6 one of, the- . . Most hio
matches for the chamnion8hi of Vves- -; j. I
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I � pleted.- -The Ze'lbars ,of 13b. ,
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, be expected. Matches to commence at church are erect ng -new for I
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Y. ., V" C11'" Mission ae
of fifteen cents will be charged
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Wallis,
the appearance
and therwise
of their church
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tspected resident of
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is a statement of the 6-verage ' ti
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anoe at the Seaforth Public School for
friends
in this dis 'ct this ,we,
the naonth of April: Mr. McFaul'o ,10I
return
d home on Thursda
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partment, 37; Miss Anderabn's, , 5;
Miss A. Cowan's, 50; Miss K 6te
Burges
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has removed his reAadir
mises recently *acataa I
. Cowan's, 54 ; Miss Killoran's, 61 ; X iBs
Glass,
aker. He is having
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Sliaw's, 61 ; Mrs. Coulter's, 95. - M kk_
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s very neaa- fitted up
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ing a total average attendance of 03.
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venien ly mranged, all of wbieb,
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Thi ' a is three mor - a than for the pre vi.
Gus month. In Mrs. Coulter's depart-
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wifl, n doubt, IDE apprepi
ted
custo ers.-The 1. ev.: Joh
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Secret y of the PrI
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the forenoon and the other ha �
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School asociation, will: hol
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afternoon, and the system o ems
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School Teachers' Conventi
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work well sofar. Theteachers corn-
town 01 the two laBt days 0.
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Plain of the irregular manner in which
the fir t day of J 1 ily.-. Mrs.
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the children attend as well as the diffi-
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Blenh im, mother of � Mr.
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culty with new scholars dropping in I
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grocer is 91 preEent visiting
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&I-Itimes. might be well for t1he
town. . The eighth, annaal'Matok
trusteeB to consider�_the �&dvisability
of
33rd attaliola RiAeAssociati on
limitin _g the admission of new pupils
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held o the.range i4 this toynt
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the first day of each month, or to make
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day n xt, wh. er ,i Pr zes
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some Other fixed time,- which. would
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offere - for competi, don. . Be 7
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away with one of the grieva Does co.m-.
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best B� ots are already ptacti Ii
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plained
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SuDDEN DF,ATir.-The people 'wore -
plate or the cele�l r tion5her,
day, t a Queen's B i i
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somewhat ,surprised on Tuesday la t.
,rthday,
did d y's sport is, w surell. I P.
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on learning of the death of Mr. Hu
McKnight, of Tackeramith, which to:)k
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tions for the evi ning! are the
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place on the morning of that day. .r.
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Societ 's grand concert inc]ad
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McKnight owned and occupied the
exhibition of Mri. Jarle
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all of which b
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farm recently owned by Mr. James Me -
Ewing. He removed to it from the
will 3. pr6sented
size, �nd fully as Ddsome.
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county of Waterloo ai,bont two years
conce;t
The,jay,
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ill be the display ol
flin
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. the neighborhood, had made
of course, willblEl
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a holiday by our business nion
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- many
friends aud was greatly respected. "a
ally -LMr.
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Wm. Ca eroj,a, of
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was in town on Friday last. He had
has' two
lambi
owes whic 1gave
weighing 18 and 20
Mr
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came in to consult a doctor. On
spectilvely.
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home he felt worse and took to his bE d,
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and at the head of lille
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and continued to grow -w8rse unt,ii
Tuesday when he passed quietly -away.
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mere
ason.-Mr. G -eorge Lee.,
ant of Bowili'anville, ji
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He was just 44 years of age,,and leav 38
ill to .
n as a guest of Mr. W--.
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a widow and -large, f amily of small chl-
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h
ast few dayB'of warm
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. dren to mourn his loss. He was i a-
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whea,
all a magical, effect upon
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.-Mrs.,P. Cavau:� has
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terred in the Egamondville cemetery On
fined
to bed for several
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byl i
. Wednesday. Inflammabion of the bowe's
is supposed to have been the cause of
but i
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Tim BA-,,-D.-The brass -band organiz.
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ed'the top of
-to be
the secondi
one of theI
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ad under the auspices of the Ancient
build Ings
in town.
Ono of D : . ir
, Ord-tr of Fores,tors of this town, have
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sons is now
in the Unt
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recently procured several new instru-
v1siti
3g several of the
largest
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ments, and under the tuition of Mr.
Chisholm
turi4 establiBhmeu,ts
of selecting the
for the
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are making good progress. It
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has not however, been all plain sadling
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, Mr. homas Gove4lock
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it is
. a very difficult thing to maintain a
stockTateers whichille
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band in a, place like this, as both time
on hio' various faXM4.-M
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worth, of HamiltoI
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2 I ! � , . I . horse havim 9 come off w thou a scratch 1 - t .
r I oul. flo.0 *ng milla was itil,towii this week' ed �n the ble Chistiall church, in ibis Td )erry radoettlea o: � the. 6th con .
I - I - ath - The I con asion ht ti - School I 8 " wa n was near. &"a ortunate � 9 : -
nd visiting his Boa and daughter, Mr. A.' Place, on b I 6. . � VY as t MCFAUL 0_0_8�___��
. I ; venit g I . He tang ec- and t . I I I I 5, I I
0, ful Cho flesworth and Mill. . ,Brownell.-! Bar I �e gen an also gav 34 lecture in tion lo. 2 for four y s I where W' a fire b only aving a era all piso, i bro n off the I � !! I . I
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24th - Th( Congregation of t rat Presby. on MoI �Ilk a io initiated in__ t ,e mystories of dash, Gard. Fortunately, aWy three i � . I �
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� bo 9 -were on the wagon. at the I ' I � L .
;N a "'i a was xes of egg .
ITIll I due terii 6 A church in this to v vote oil th ob ot Of L which ' mo ey to the t ublio school. Boor i after � as badly broken I
I . I Pa was tolrimise I - " PS .
. ctis. orge n question on thE f ri t Babbath 14 off a lebt on the chbrob , O upied appo �� a ted' clerk L and t �easurer-,! which 0, one of which w � AS .
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I I ti ktion Jun 3. The vote is t )f b V ballot larild � by the colored people of,, ,:Ir p,)sitims he held for ab(1at23 ye4ra. I UP. �_ . VAI
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- RIA heavy rain storm pea � .
ad,- & . sact b Osinest, ' sea ;
114 t a by Lin favor -of it the orgs u wil.. not be in. i and - well attend .4 &Y I B 0ODV:Ui6D`tPlaCeto traD 0 - � 1 1 I . I
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� I 'L I be troc'nood.-Mr. Dicks 1, an in r.- looked f, rward to dn' Bata day. - - and: i i was alvva�s a ple are - to � see a Over here on Monday Dig t, 8:wd every- I � ... I L
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. I , O� H�y, .,ondon wort: y reeve or councill � thing ; I 4- I � � qe ,".
I is d a very cred- Mr. R. 'acKordi r e I .. 11
Bo re. Dai cey's law office, . ,nter to d) appew ed in a flood A condition in � I . I � I
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a ... the ital le ;Xamina'tion be re t4e Law Be- I i�o%a,,reo intij left a a� ip, to the *old his b siness'-s PISII was theresull. -the 11.0,ft - - . I � . I I
; - Mr. 3hnaton ultimately', gave 41oach- Tir i C" The spri ig . i I
eats, and L o'ety atToronto las week, and was; country, end inten s vi4i ing both Xre crop looks I L
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0 ould d U licensed to practs as a. solicitor. i land . and ootland. 'a wish him a ing A devoted his time: to the I tolen bly WJTII,, but the felt wheat is - - .
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I _)ie' Trustees of see ion No. 5, Me- i Bafe and pleasant vo age.. The grain Ab , ! i thr e*e � he moved b) PoarC . 0 1 1 1
A#, Mr. -T � � . . �.lv up o the, aversi a and in a few GREA�1' BAR AINS L I
I Bee,- Killop, intend doing aWay,with the old i has been plowed undo' - ! I
t and fruit crop alike lo k p�omising in Win lam anlearvaedagotliere until his 0%116B lit . r. I
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building familiarly Down , as I the thi's n borbood.-M ' Stelphe Ball, deat . Deceased was a-, a. honest' intel. � � � � ._____=
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': � White School House,' d intend re- j of Q deri Ill, was here th a eek spend. ligen and gen*erous mein, and iduriog, Wroxete � I . - I � _IX_ I 1sB-vV,NTBJ±
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i ' his ong term in office, . �
111, at a placing it by a spaclo a new bribk 1, ing a few day�"with re st we ovzlan #.-Mr. Hill, who was so X,
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Re- edif ce.- Mr. A. G. V anE smond I has' -.NEARi,T On 11onday morn. lieve he made not oil s �I I I
. 1 5P . � ! A FIRE. a enem - badly hurt atthe sawmill a horttime, i .
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. , an ' " last what might ha*( pr Ved a very He wi Ls for several year - master 'of th ago, io no . i . I
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,. - fittc d up machinery in. hit new store lug � w inoving around and intends L I , I - I . 11
h 11 �'i' nor hou ie and is now -abared to dol all de'atraothe flire was fort in&' illy 'lisoov. Bluev ale Loyal Orange odge, p. 76 , starting to wqrk in the opurSeVf a week ! I I i � .GANAD',
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u day kinds of wool 0 � I �, � TIM , .44 I
arding io - that his old ered and extingui3hiiad be 're: much and a so a leading man of the 0onser or twb. - D RE I
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O mere can have t dir wool carded damage waf�. done. It ap 'ears Bo�ue vativc *Association for which he 'as fo unson � S� 0 Q008 Al-ITCY1 Op- I
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a t - a boyi had been I ' with fire- several years secreta, The Cootige 0 &G ' th z ve leased the new hotel 1, . .
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d lual.'_It is stat d thA Grieve'$ lit9 ,P IDY Mg - . I
!r I I I i I,n va,ly, of the,.
, h. urs. 'brid on the northern r . 61'road ip to orapkers in front of I r. the anau a deathi was a sudden attae,k of lysi from Mr. Co. 21 and will take possession �, I . .. . ,1 . -
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dbi I §s endown shortly i ih the view of d b y 0 ) m I' ',I, m ans a from which he Dever rallied. - ave of it 64ortly, it be' �1 i a in what is, ,p
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not be t frame. block, an Are Ile 11 ady for occu- . I take I
I � . : Of .Every Descrip4on.. 11-4 cott A,Ctll a.
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f Q; uch arse bing new stone pi r and �lacing an lighted'oae- foun i s a ; un - a wi a and fam S
d ,er the eight, all, how� patior . Tho i w in wh h the fitting ! ; t,te
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.... b ade iron superstructure the eon, We hopel ste�s and platform 'of . oDermid's ever, well provid d for , � The 161nera up an I fluist ing has heel L do�e, reflects .. i .1 881014
I'll I - I aD the col
ay� ' Mr. thos a in charge of the w )r i vill see that office, and commuuioat' g �with some whiclitook place to the I ingham'ice a the gr Batest credit on Mr, CoI6. I i UU: ! .
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!1 !d; oks the loreselit bridge isnot: - cvedUDtilit sawdust and -light;; tenil 1: which tery on Saturday was It ;r ely atten: 0 1 � L ' Of
II i - 9 I AMUDDLE.-Rather al o6d termi- Groh Gl�'aiv ,Silks for re88e8 aM a
8 olut'aly nee I ' 9 a-e-qu
I , I has eve1r bee natioiq has been come to here in the i 75c per �f4rd vp. $ we now gi,
re at ted .is at a essarI5 i o� h t the tithe chanced to be there, q�, okly! caused a -in fact the largest tha, of beeG
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! I -eon the removal Of ill old and the flame wbi h, as we have said , , w�s f or- soon �n these parts. �The' a4jacen, AlantW, fi-om y ,
f in his betvi � . ision I
!i I � � � liquor'business between bet Wo license I � . t pp,rtof ti
t'i e, DUE) cons,ruction of the tie m y be as short tungLtely noticed by a paoser-by a6d put Oran e Lodges 'Xurn oerry C6UD0;1 - � The fi-ts
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0 qr pld a's possible. This is in st important. out before any mischief was" doV,e. Of Wingl am Counbil (of w� lich he !'was i . the steps � �
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.1 Rol poin A to be lonly two licensed houses here A fe' n0re le7,Wths o , sdk8 aQ I to 'the pe.0"Pir., Ulad ,
b there being more tr al on ithis tw6 things we are certain at in memb r) and many soi1rowing f,riendj �v d,8))� I . .
ti ,�d, : lot, h pl� . - . hall be
, ; I after 'A he expiration of the license term, , Brocades yet 4o be 8ed 49 c I I
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own. road than on any other ro d leading to . a few minutes. the build�'D V have and relatives turned out �o testify�, to tho inetea I of three as -forme ly. ;The new i Of . )ritv of the N,
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-01 rd the tDwn.-Mr. D.D. Wile a had placed . been in fl meI at�d hat, fire crack. esteem ia which decease � was held. half ' � e. � I I � .Iw
2ud,i t p0ic I i , ; '
I I I . . i � i hotel received/ one of t a ficlenses un- I � i i �
IiIi nd in his office on Thursday a a _ i a . I I Jacide In f& -"r 01
1, ew burglar , era are bo h amuisance �x d a � . ; L
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f e, which w3igbB over seven 'article an I should not e s� � � I I � . come -- .
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Ir Idoict . , ill ndt,t
( Oof .6 z I Buntl*%g8 sn I
' tw the older houses i 7ere �truck off, .All � Wo next'sild
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viii a d tons. One span of hoi al is draw it from'; village, pa 7ticularly so hen t NE,w SHOEMAKER. — r. Wh iddou but they Beeing how t from that -dA
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. � ! fireprotee, iion. I � I . d. . year$ L I
S. the railway station. I I � formerly of Bayfield, ha . pened out 'P- shades ia . 711Y 1 "5C . 11
- � is 4 � 9 _ plied for lice ties under - ihe - McCarthy I 'per y I ibird ontain the
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r; y ! � - - —_ - - --- : Dew b6ot and sboe store in tow", an( Act, and gob them, too, so that now I I � .. ja,d s;,..e the� oulY �
bitth to A Challenge ALoclepted. : I i . � -
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Y re, - . : I WaI I we beq'peak for him a pro pefous f ature instas, of two, we have, foal"I licensed Splen4i4 affigOrtment ) which tile
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li�' Mr. Bailey, hotel kee Der of' Goder- i A Nzw CITU . , . Smi ERANCY, MEXTINGL—A to 'per. hotels i � I I "
t th, 1)ZF0'0u'v'v "rst
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. It is h, 1allenges me through Mr. Living- Ithe genial boot of the 113a[f-Woy House nee eating was held i a a, per- . I . L 7E 6� I
. io ( :1 111#101 i a 1' i v 0"MVw4t as f _%
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and� o ston, of, Blyth, to. trot i ny 3lear Grit, JWLeadbu forthe Iasi th a, 1years, aDCe all, Varna, o l T esda evenin Hirkton.� � i � I I I
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par L y )ds Y , 91 I I ! � F, iON OF TRA
cepti n stall on "Garfield" against his horse z L � �01a,j3lT.lj
. chased the stock of g)( the late the 20 inst. Mr. Wm. Keys W 8 op. LociLITIEs - Mr. Samuel Murray, Large� 8 oc7c;
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Oth f ilRo n Cloud" for $100 a a &_ I do James Campbell on Saturday Rat. Ire Pointe chairman, and Mr. JameB Arm- who a chaDg d his farm some time ago Sij� , L
ewl 6V r now ereb accept the c all(nge on th'a I , I . - 25C up-- �1 &e'o!Ur all Parmot � �99� From. the dul
� opened Ott on, Monday, a 4 ho will strong, secretary. The meetin was for on in Hay, moved la;t week. it , at I ; I -
winie I f (illo ing Ion' ditions, viz Th it this race bogarI : of this Act comes:
adfol ti I ' 1rush them off at'coot tomak " ,room for opene by prayer, after whic-4 Mr. wastli largest flitting th hasbeenrieen One � 4 I . 'O
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. take place in FairviewPark, Seaforth � � effect
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. 9 a new at wk of goods, wEi Ii he will James I Wanless ma�:de a f w approI hereal out for some time. He has been i I , eafter as
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a.. , I He favor %ble)-- anti that the'r I . 11 . e therem, no
. .a a be trotted I �, infore
I �dodbt but'dr. Smith will �e its, ar Domin on Alliance, the purpoft of nearly all spr ng,'and af ter all it took . c . . !or e_�,C]UsiVely Sal
a tl�e � In the Milliner' Departm� I I
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in so-lordaiice with the 3sti(nal rules. P which 'was the advisability of BlAmit. nine ams to take SWILY what Was left. I purposes, or .
I a me'rehau as he was an �Otelkeeg. , nt we M i " .
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ge 90 I t I wil. be prepared to i its I I Ir. Bailey - , ! - I . i �
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fo t! O ' 1 , I . I ting the Scott Act in the Coupty of This n t to stole a fifty sere farm very buBy.� New goods are arriving pa .8011143 art, trade Or
; for t1 ;.a purpose of si I a i greements I �
I 9 , Huron, and the appoiliting of del6gates, pretty well.- Mr. Munn, N vho, eichanged i : i 1
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t Ptes- and completing arranp n ie ti on Mon- i Winthro , . i f the regulat
. DOTS.—Mr. J. C. Wrrisop, 6�'this to attend a- convention to be hald in his faim. with. Mr. Murray, is talking of express coostattly, and thel numberig -' I �ctioa 4 this
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.Broad- day f Drenoon of May 2 , 1 8 i, at the I ., I - � i .-Bub-B ,
.i. ii 'plac , lately pur Clinton, oa Tuesday, the 27th inqt. A selling again o Archy DaI who has �� : I
so 0 chased a �horOug4bred I I I , after authorized b
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a 6,nd RoyalfHotel, Seaforth ( me alongi . number of promine orders we a tapn to
I I stallion w nt gentlemenj were made him th o or o 0 000,11 hav 4to 6zeeWt 1 next �ab-sectiom,-
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nl--�We John, " -GEoi G a W 11TI ch maybe sel -1 at his, stable, eleg . 17 and Mr. . . I . 1-
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t�eB wil 0 and see' this appointed as d ate,s. Excelleht ad- Munn is only asking 57,290, dr 68,000 . f withio such coI
it, his 1h addition to the a ovo ."". do now Par d* well to ca . I I by far any: re-;�Ious season.' Notwith. I -
fine anima. before mak dresses were deli- 1 P I i
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e = chall, nee iMr. B3aile tol I 2atch his I in �_othar arrange- . Brad b, , the Re' Mr for crop, im ements and i stock. This ! , � I his ,clerI servant'
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r. � I M. horse 64huan� Cloud"wi three-year ments. I Ve wish Johg E ucc,ese it his Panby 1 J. B. Secord, wa� � James `Wau_* is a eb p far or any one, and especi- standing ourl large business in this liae ' � OP r sa. 6, 11 .-
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. , D�y I -had less. & meeting olose& with hi�nging a I I y f G'73'%AAxr e - . We sttorigl,�, advise % . ou an
, r . " f all nterprise. -II John C.1 ldor�ison ,, . � an, Pr e'
old pwing �filley "Flo cude G.? 1
t 4, for I ' and pr4yer by Rev. Mr. Danby. I him to bay, a he intends isettip . custome will find oar stiock I bat r, r i '� I �
siatex to "Garfield," forl he same very vah ,able horse se6ousl� i�j ared I i I , g sail on our I ag i or i -;C-*r__
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1 Lati- amoubt, an y - j,umping a barb wir' fen c�e. !f The ] the matrim ial sea b.8fore long.— i I
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.4 will be pie )are to con- . !) I 1 7 i I
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nimal is doing as well a . Kippen, I � George Balf r, of Fullarton, lbst a fine COMPlete as; Vero - . -e . Jk L '.
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r IP ort clud(L arrangements same time and . � I � - I � � I
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- acted and 3 . Winithrop Mr. D., WrnsmiLLER begs, to announce ay night, an hour or two I q ng liquor, i
6 boot place as'ab9ve mentioned. � I r the care of it a . . 1 I : toxicati -
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-9 I 0 � dl - Tyer that his 4tock is now comple after Bli foaled. Raving a of being u�
I wn , W;Tj Seafor - S, - MeE Bra. John an David , - te in all Ifu s. He al put, out the We: are ast tow showing a Isq6 Y : expabl -
9 GF,oRGE WHIT)- th. J . : -
-Uop, has Fur,!Feltand Straw Hats, all sizes, an 3b all W ancl at hand � _ ,*S
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st, dy . i, - i an, of tbi 8th ooncessi of MoK, � omb and no skilful assi I . � art of which " sl,
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I I I I oots and Shoes, all sizes and prices. ; LL .
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"an r- 1L Winghan 1, Ostavery alu able mare end ' �coh laot E'ces' ant for a veterina Burgeon, but range of LS&BI.San Hats , in- I , atilig. L
� His Print Department is comple ,containini "
I . g the , Uisset ama :
I .1 eek.—Calter Br have al eady she was dead before he came. , This is ; . I
a P- PE) L .soNA.Ls.—Mrs. J.- Wei wood Br., 1w ,� � latest de� Igns and styles. His ress Goo 3i De- � 4 t I I 1 2.. .ina neither a
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a n er ornmenced brick =g i in a very ex- partment pleases all. His rtment far the th rd mare that has ied,, in this Children's §ailor, Hato $ &^.
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� of Ea it Waw:anosh, is Prostrated' with ' � surpaBsef anything heretofore sl own In E ippen. iieight orhood and eleve t. �
( he . i�ensive ties, e.—Wiathrop C lease factory Y te I
� sig with but hobe of re. I . ; I � I tailing �
_� paral: olig it I .90th - I Very fashionable lines in Glasaw I 're and Cribekery —The Kirkton Presbyt, rian 1. Sabbath i =:tor .
a of he cover, r. ' Mr. Baker s%, of ihe same mence(. operations 0 ' .1 he lift4 ill8t. have been received lately. 'In (�roceries %�e offer . I A Call Solicited, ghd comparison in � boat or other , V,
g( I r 21 pounds of Currants for $1 �; 21 pou�ds of T - �� *Iaky
�, UP i �nd is doin 1, a very'fair . , iincleis ORde school intend having thol annual tea 7 vhl - ,or other sp
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locali ry, is lBlowly rec a ats ins f r 81 ; 14 poun s of Frunes for $1 ; :LO eetin g on t1 a thi ay 2� �
)v ari n , d . ,rd Mo3n - in June., 1 4 er, porter, ol
sye re. ' - � ` from the management of I Mr. drI Park. R ' ' I assortment, quality and price requestW. . - ale., W
I ounds . I
, severe to mporary illDeS;. : P �F Granulated Sugar f0 $1, and' other —The Kirkto: 1 creamery c om upenced on I L i
iii . . Tihe oompt ny have just co 'Ple ad a I . �
11 op A( LEVER�! YOUNG HU" ObfITI'e Clip . . sugars equauy cheap. ! �57tf � or fermente,i liqu
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I a the very large hog pen in cCn 60 ion 'with I Monday last, ind A; likely tO be well [ ,---4- . tailiog �
the f(Ilowing from a re ent4spue of the I i I M � � oense ifor re
a t Of Daily Mail; wch oFeaks r itself. their f actory which is oar a" le of. oua- JOTTMGs.—Mr. Doig has renteh his patronized this season.—Mr. Uigh who �� � . .
0 I. I kney last week : � . boat or oth er vt�
i , ng 150 hog3, and which Mr. Par has, farm to Messrs. Pattl4rson BrotherI for was the guest of Mr. Hac . I I I I �
Wife, The imeporte� is offering oritic I . � . �— POI zeider, or , c
I ism On-& , - I grazing purposes.—Mr. Tbos. Dunsldale, was TERMS! CASH OR. PRODUCE.
0 : __ linGet alre %dy. filled. - 1 ade the owner ol the best cow ft,
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. �c Bly feworthe est paintingi etc.,at the I . �� I - - meiited liquors, 1i
. ;_ I of Stanley, near this'place,has par'has., Mr. H ckney had, as a gift! to his -
t d I __ i I � i � . whisky, or other -
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I I I exhiblion 6f the Onta . rio . Society.of Gorrie. ; _ 3 ad 11 Ruben Wilson,21 on of the year- ; daught6r, Mrs. Leigh.—Mr. k Hack- , I I I :
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.y. at Arts He'Aays: I I Tie a 1 another . I I h Y descril
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I. L J!Joung cently im b� Mr. Day rx at wit i a very eimple �ut none L I ev r7 r
B I — 41 head of 0 RiEFS.—Miss Kate . , ling stallions re rted . 5 . I I ,a , , all I'll.aul
� Mr. Harri8 thl LocAL E � �
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opposite ' Charles Mason, for wh he [paid the lest i painf t I accident a me tme ago. I I �
ith ... is UIYL returned to her home in fhis- village I , legal #ny act abnjE
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i " WaLll'L but .i,ts wooden t ii Is 0 serve I- " 8900.—Nir. Taylor has i roved 1. the He wai i driving the seed dril [� and in I . .
Y.,,: a "to anhance - bho �ew days ago.—Mrs. Notmam , W6 has . � . owtion. i
i ad rably' drawn � EX AR)FAUL . I
m, 8 n, been visiting �vith her si t9r, Mrs.1 Car- appearance of his residence by the ddi - attempting to extricate something his L � 1. L I ;
- head by Mr. Reid (&'yo ng pupil from . I 3. Provided alw�
, 1 tion o- a commodious woodshe and' fingei was U LUght in th4 t go g and I . .
d 6 ti- ,4 Phi �on, returned to Toronto on Monday - I
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' .adelphia), which is paintel 111 - I � summel-kitchen conabined. -Our t pro- pinchoo I so tig 31 that he cl: uld not pull I k � wine for exolu,_lklv� I
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Orn- "natiralflesh tints. ' �aBt. Her daughter is at present :stay. I I � I i
41, . I B. bile referring ,.I � � duce iierchant, Mr. Sh�tfer, ree ntly it out SH DRY GOODS MAN - - Poses shall be 1111
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eirs . 11 to Mr. Ose 110du tions we Ing with Mr . He next thought if h i stopped � . : a : I . I rs as herei-aw
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Reid, wh s. Carson.—Great prepara. I � . L..
L purebai ad some 300 bushe Is of pot, toes the horses and stepped ahead ewould . � �_
tc � 1 the ,, lb tions are being made t(, colebrate the I the certifii_-a`ezof a
; havenot 'efore noticed,attentionis, . � k, -
. 24thofMairbere. Thebseb� . from. Mr. Elder. The qt ality is good, manage to get the digit on;, bu, instead � SEAFORTH, I i
.1 f 11 dire,ted t9wards a, Amall landscape , . . all I clab ; I that the wine is re
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` . . . and Mr. Shafer will now I a able tqrBup- of this it IdEly drew it fur;her' in. He — I I
U. practising with a,wew of coinpotihg I � . , ,
I — 11 with two correcil dramn, goats in the is ) - i � : tal purposes. t :
I y . . ply those requiring it wit I good eed. *then,gave one determined I �
ten ' I -or the Ot' prize offerail.— ' ' I which � I
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I 64 fore 3,,round—ono of the b bits of I I Mrs. Arm- - Ono of tille, rett Biblicall Institute in 18614 Inl$63 . I
Jeading Epiritsof the Ifetche4itoutina manglEd q�ndition. I I
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h I '� . P3 strong has been v4ry il.dur-ingthis Grange here, Mr.Mc a f pastor of the Clark a :1 ,toxicating 'liquor �]
6v � II-auirrial painting- in th eshibition. ; - MO -die is.now , He has since had to get i- trod
Eal'v � , he becam I I
ca e, I eek. Hex many frion ) i a putated : I I -
Mr. George Reid, the gentleman here W _ds deeply :sym. I Methodis 'n' i - einal purposes or.
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a �ti(ln- �athjze wi ' ' about landing in the old )ountry, bav- as the bone was broke i a Ld not . . t ch. roll in. Chicago, In 1865 J. I I
. alludEd,to, has just completei a two th her in � her ai Iliction i� and he was app, * ted:to take charge of the � some atI trade, 01
. I . ing sailed for- that 1� 60t little, igbt lin i g this lie worked aN ray iLe same I 0111 � I .
proi re. k pe she will soon be rI ad to hd<b. I
year's c6urs? in arts at Plifladelphia, 'O a ago. . Centenary church'. in the satn�e city. la be lawfuVonly by
onors, and ftom . . -
, little is] mud " some few da Mr. as usual, thiuldng it was ,only! bruise .
a )IiE 4. -with high I his sue,. - -J-MrI Jas'. Elough, son of Ithe Rev. �ohn - d 1872 he becam other vai�dora as U
aitr - Win. D lyman, one of Gull well-known and would soon be well, but it stead it . eFresidentof tiheNorthwi . I I
ceases so f ix, we bee eak �)r him a ileug'h, of -'this village, a home ion a I- r
' L University. As an author -bit I ally lice n 40 d, by -.tb
I I � popular young men entere into began to mortify. I . .
brick visit. . . i I ; and Western
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i 1 bright career in art lciroI4 Three I . I , . 1 1 connubial bliss last week. We e�tend . _. , most pretentious 'work is his answer to' . not in ea0h FrOViD
I T AcT.—The c ief to 4c of , !i
I Be is years ago Mr. Reid as engaged in ourcon�ratulationstothe happy �air, B J Dr. Colensols book. It had a large sgle.* � i exceedo 6 in each
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fed in. rusEwls. I �
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some I - he day is the 11 Scott A -,i, and �vary' and wis'ii the young Couple all sorts of BRiz ra.—ProfesBor GreI 9, Of Knox He is also widely known as a writer ou . nor two 14 leac .
� in the town �, Wing. t if , � �
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ham. . J various are the opinions regarditig'it. J I -
1 P3 1 prosperity and happineo� durin' miaccillaneous subjects. � . exceeding one to .
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1 co�,n- - - .1 -- Tho tempe ance people a a deterMined . i I g the College, Toronto, preach d I Knox I � � .. � I inhabitants; such
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. I coming ears.—The young men 'here Churcl: last Sunday mor ing, and in �
)M, �, Stanle. . . I to use every available, , a means � �
a4 legiUmat! � , �
I L are getting up a shooting 1 &tell to:,tak � Hurola Presb�tery. - cinalpurposes, to �
,a d * ajo hutch in I I I � I
EiDuCATIO1 o secure a Arge in rit I f Dr it in, this 6 Melvill the ev ning, on the I �
: . . . I loss thatibIle pint,
'AL.—The '01' 1OWiD t1l place C a the 24th inst The affair endowment of Knox I The Presbyte of Hato met in - .1
royipg correcb- report -of the standing of the 9ection. Some of th 3m % -a quite Ban. . � 0 a. I He and I ry 11 . 'the premise's A d
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. �� promise 3 to be a success and seVeral � Clinton on Triesday of last week, the ! 4 I �n
rI pupils of South school section No. 4, gains, and I say I I All ser bbi I � Messrs, Stra-clihan and te art are � � ,_ , .
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d I :And Stanley t � a persons well-known local marksme i have $igni- around canvas ing for su c4tions Moderator, Mr. Turnbull, of Goderioll, 1 � , the .-certificate of a
au ht b MisE Gownlock, for vivill vote for it." If this I Ie true- there for I I I . no luterest. in the
�' � fied their intention of beir g prese1lb.— that purpose this we9k, an siding. D�. Ure and Mr' Stewati : I '
01 et,01r, the in I y ill certain ly be a ve - arel meetiQ Pro 4
. outl of A -Y 1%1,ge maj,brity � I I I
I �( -Prii.—Fifth 31ass—Ist W . .With his usual commendabl it Of all thin with th ' . wem -1 � or vendor! - &�ffirmi
to old Theram D nn, 2nd RaoheJ Carnie. in Howick in favor of the Act, as Blensi- a sPiTI air representative elders,
I , with fair succE as con Bidered. � 4 I
I . . I 9 .1 I hasbeen presoriba�
I � — I entsrpr se, Mr. W ismille -, our aner- —John Leckie, of this pie appointed abommi ee o ta 0 sr . �
lil a Fonrth clai -let Annie Br)wn, 2nd ble people are numerous in this thwn. ce, as been V
r,'J' � ' ' getic in )reliant, has showr that he ' atra Prison, of stude i adtherei � ; and W
as. Emil) Brovi n, gid Ann' un Third hip; That -the liquo.* traffic is a �urse fully sive to .th@ � IS &Vpoint ad Bur 3ar of the Ce litarpoidihgor laboribg within . its use in � some ai
an� wanti 0 the boun 8 � tiring the college. vaI i
XDRDY Toronto. He leaves this we. " to fill � I
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, Y D un, 2nd to Canada is' a well ky i Uwe, the 'same to
!to class, senior -1st M . - �Own UI and ,a
- :10k fall lines . � . I I
1 Nr ' . castomi ra by keeping in st Intment i
)Y - Annie Howekrd,3rd WiTi a Car ie. Third t at it is a duty of all to try L and the position. A better SPIP Mr. Stewat't reportell that 11*3 had, 111 ; cerfifid�aI �Bigned I
I I I f ala�le seeds, both for the garden i � I
I 'new Class, juni61st Anni l Cam bell, 2nd 2'emedy the existing evil, vill'res,dily be , I could not be made, as Mr. Le kie has a cordance ,�Vith the instructions of I Peab-1 of; the b I
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� and farm.—Wbat fo -cibly sttikes combin 3d in him the qualIca one re- � . .:
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d �o0n-' Henry .Bro vn, 3rd I inime Da. �dmitted by- all right-thii Ung rn'e4. it. 8, th Presbytery, �preaohed at Hallett 3111 I catio 11
ng'es rand. probable - lil ria : . � . - I � 141 accompanx
If I st n or on entering our peacef al: and quired )y one illing such a ', n -a 11th instr�, an �
Second.. 01'as I -1st , Job, i Duramd, 2nd i ist ere Ic ng I U opport#nity - osition, Londesboro% ill d do- - . -of the applicant, t]
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' ill be given those enjoyi i� i i and I �is many friends con - tulate c1% i arg
; Katie Camp)ell, 3rd Is11611% Rohner. I _ t a nat of - .a �
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b 'his industr I out; Jittle village is � the faot;that 'L ,
: � I h tell the -ch a I vacant-. He also re- I
I. won,. pa .. -1 � I the inhabitants, as a rule, must be & him an I the qovernment on h � i used only for the
A Bacon I (31ass—ist It, oBeph Oster, f anchise t6exercise this �-ight ejither . I . . a &I ported that Mr. Lbollead's stipend W . � set forth i�i tbo, affi
.. � very nl�.sical community. For, let�:him point . I .
khbath 2nd RDbert E[oward C f r or again t the temperanceI F � m,n S. Lss.,Aie is a in able been a
,3r'.. Davi Hohner. I .. I Paid i fall before his 1�avw_g fOr I - be the duty � of a
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lj� I ,.v the enter atl almost any hour `0 a 1% we to be ai I �
a�h � And all SoUrivileged sh uld i t i I U�d nd is also Leavi ig with Parkhill. � � I i vendor to! file the 4
1 also his ears are i �
t I . . 13�ensall_. — I matter delit 'arate conf iide ation. ,, . lhose I Dr. Ure wao elected a comaiissioner- �
� his i ,, almos said night ) Mr. Leckie, w ere we all hope J he may: 4
1 � a Tegister� of -8,11 I
and who are addicted to this itl Will greetedi ith the duloet!8q%ins n % O ; i ,
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.vil ha.b I Of Via 0 recove her h alth.—East H " - a Re- to the Genor4l Assembly to fill die i �
lof A BROKEN ARM.—Mrs, 11. -McAxthur, ' or orga . ,and sometir is nerv0s, 1 1 1 the name Of the.
991 then be givc n a chanog .4'es f form onyent n, both D mio.on and � qx
� sr., had the misfortune to remo the vacancy caus0d by Mr. LooheaA'o traus- Lautity Bad, and
� a few days ago I ; - vo very set: sitive, would r�cei'e a rather q I i
- ungo to sh te I Local, -will beheld'joLntly I i
I , and in f alling, L roke her wrist , laptation -'arther from them, andthus ' . ; ere ... .a Mon-, lation. I �
. i severe P.Dock. If the at I � i Tatura on all riuch.
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� . ranger is YOuDg, day, June the 2na. A Itt attendance � A telegram. was received � from St. i Of December, in �ei
nds in bone. . I ! lessen its it finance ever them; while , . � q
. ing and E I ;
c f the � good -lo iuseep0ble, he Imay is expected aE businesa of un#sual I �
I RUNA,w.Ly.--On Sat . t�ose who da not indu lge, . H intoxicants � I im- ; Marys stating that a unanim I
will be nrd a r eve ni last may render valuable assiolt nee to hair possib I yield to the blaudishment� and portande is t) be transacte. � I , one ca leetar of Inlan,d It
. - a lively runiway pocurrec' in thi place. . I endear ants (musically BIlg) .—W'm. had been presOnted by the WAder strI revenue,division t!
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,,,a o" 'Mr. McArthur's team bec) .. * . � . . I (per ions on I �
eings. The (per � I
triore',unforbunate fellow Ol,'Our Vanstohe has l *mmenced Congregation Of that town toI the BAV. � - situated -�: -
fright- , charm demoiselleo, who 4 4 . .
.a ened of the train, broke hose from the r asult of the coming conte it will depend Plain 4-V161Y his nev� brick Dlock adjoining ithe Can- J. A. Turnbull, of Goderich 'and that I �
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0 .0 r salt will, a . . . I irgely upon' the position tak . an b the warble athetic love songs.of the style tral Hotel. It is to be tvg o is as i e call was apeomp i , I
Ing 8 . � . : I anied with -the pro- I
Fushing up treat at . my d the preF . that th y 11 P�re only wit f red flowers, ' height, the lower flat to � Of Cider in the, - C -0
O !t eed- n!iinioters a. 11 the Z=r I :)a 6 oupied, mise of a mahse,apd $1,2( )end,-sud. i
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a fearful rat of sp . I . ashed into a . and otEer utterly imbap)sible th nga.. m � )O stil - distillar or bre-wer,
om- wagon th . use their. : lifluence ant, b- ; with - their � rben complet d, by Ada -m G§od as a four weekw hoI each j,ear- 31r� or b,rew
at as coming into t 0, illage. . . . Should! the �urisopbivticafed Btr .' ory-wi in
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S in - The force 0 the colliBiori members � and adherenti he Act will , gar sho6fa0tOry a d wholesale a0d retail Pritchard 1 opointed to �=aachst- . nlaythero t
, was so great yiel - was RIP, a XP
0 1 d, 6e faoi would be hailed ith for boots, shoes and' leather. Goderich and Loeburn o f[the 25th
le I- as to throw oth wag 1: holy Pa ;1pand if th4 0 the . warehouSe I n � I 'o '
I ME i ito the ditch, """ )eo ) prof B asei delight ll)y the fair damsel who dia the I BMI liquor as
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1 3' the ho. -Bes o -Mr. McArl h ir t )mperance Ple will q& n an leaBy : r The otl ter sho es.Roth'is as a iust., and to cite the cot) ion to &I �
, Ing. I y q grega I -
ing also I . charmi I . L - ad th6realkl antl
3. 1,or I'l - victory. I i . 1 1 tailorin 7 esta ishment. The , urn;d I :6 I
. thrI off their feet. . Fortun at 31y, no � . $ 1 � . . 5 upper r thl6lir interests at an JO : i
t � . __ __ . I I , I pear fo � 4 all the � -B.a= �
- I :1 I" a . 0 occuple am a asolln c hall. meeting of 4 Presbytery b I in I - . . I I
da a Was, (lone save I I , to b hoic : . .
a, Droken wagon . I � i � . In qua,ntit,
I . Bluev e.tl I d Drysdale. :.i I I I lea
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rh I pole. � I . —The (ellars of the Garfield blook are Brucefield on the I 27th i Dr. Um ; gallons a the �
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n lif . � I P I � . . , or I
LBi belo ging to IM I I .
Tb� RUNA, Y.—A team . about excavated and masons W 11 com- :
Locil, aimra.—A g QUEBN'S B1FsTHDiY.-- e .24t is to was appo te& to cite tie I woodaud I Z0t less than, -eight
L � rei, quartity"fo D. D. Aeon, egg-clealer, 01 �eaforth � aud -mence perations in about a 1week.— t&
el''the . b celebratel here on Sat rday.� IThe 5 � Congregat'11% in Goderic4 townshiP ; ) 4,nd� It
rain las fallen here c'uring , I . _Only
AN r I k s. I tl �e past , . driven y Mr. Douglas, ray away *bile Corni is fast runn 1 titne L ,I -0 i
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ogramme alobsiats, of thi usual Ames ing th bricks ap ,- � 11
ith Plenty of . UP ting. i leeneed a� aforeea
7 d 48 I i " Mr. Dryodala's storci on Ong's block, mud Will start on I � , .
week. - Dry weather, v- P 9 pear at th.e.same
I ounabiae, is now what il wantied.—Mr. id sports.' ! stand . I in Mrs.1 � . mee . I I . as he ,has �good rei
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g Der,- James. White, of H CimEsx._ The tactory i 7 t ill fall Mon last. The natur Mr. Priti$bard *as appPln d a 0011* I
of the Ozei- Drew's next week.—Dr. M,Kel ey has ery L I i t �
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lo ay or: Road, . Oval, & dozen che - B -a ' dent 3 as follows: Mr. Douglao,while arse a a arge an coin 011111 i stable vener of the Presbyt Is 40 a miggioll i , fort With i �carry ti
9 : a8t. (33 ay, are � 1110 I . .
the wcIl-.kh6wn horse . I Uyer, mcently . committee,"for the ensuinig I ear. �ft,- IiinitS �'of the couni
t I b ing made,. The new C h ass' hitchin up the team� af ier dinndr at at the rear ol his brick rea ence.— - � 1 8613' - . .
10 disposed of his handsom . Maker I i
ds. . . � matchid span Blake, ,�ad rehanged the br,'dles. on" the Mrs. George Fo-royth died Stewart was appointed to 1110 lerate in i Joining !'county -t-
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� of grays, which carried off for th . Ovalle, aeema� to thoro ghl uader. , i Ia i week and I h seeou part of tillb
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e1g ts . a past a' and his. buBiness. I I . horse ght bridle'on the left horse after a " ,ong ill less.—Our Loc: Nim.- a call at aullett , �ondesborOug I . d
two years the first prize at all the coun. . I
o f) Fol when the Olongregations there jare rear i and to be wbol
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ty abows, a I d also t he London Exhi DoTs.—Timmin's bas the fou diltion , Rad vi 1,E) versa. .ng the �'61d rods were out lately trying ir luck ! . �
d &r . . I 1 4vay in qjaantitle�
- . im. "everything in its right place," but report r ther unfavc rab', i . IF . _'LIL 1
I " 'bition, to M�oston a o hiB.new store built.—ld % G. R6bin. max .--The a i
( eri for th ve . . The propoo4l to unite Intil � g16110:1113 6t Ili -the I
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handsome Bum of . i
Ben �y I , he i)uj ing them when he Reeve �nd a fe w of the me -chants had H I less tll;n
. ,000 --Mr. Gavin son led"to tie alter M -, osed chang
I ISO ams: ey oue reache'c ills Green 'and Berne, and I BSYflela I tight gal
a- d.- I this place. Aftez descending the Reeve issu!,- a proolama iion I settin i I
Gibbs, late 6f Wroxeter, ind who recout- d y last weak. The ba . serenaded from t 9 wi�h Bayflold'i road .and Bei6_nj,VF*
at the - - ]a wagon he tied one horse aside onday I I i 6. .P,,rGv1.ded 'If
ly 6ngaged ith Mr. D. .1 rquhart of the them, -and George set it up or t a oys. Le the Quee:'s b�irthday - I I ��a 5C
e fal . . . - securel r to the post and bh 3n 'tookl: 0 approVed :of, �nd' arrangenle ts Woo 7 ad tt
W ng p — ' - �� I � Ompany authc
Hensa.1 miffill I Rev. Mr. Chown lectur ,1C o1a ff instead of Saturday. Th meblianics �
0 xedflent satis- I ,all per- made to cite t 0 appw- 01, the� bu
, 11 a C ngregation i .
0 ,the bridle, Mr. Drysdale going to� his and &e majority . ; . . . ei-ntee �Olf:
f ametio . Mi. Gibbs has ade � milling a ance:on Sun lay last.- T o aor6 3 which t merchants .are for their Int re-sts at the � 4illoa i Ing vinea
I he I -1 assistat ce, was in the act c f taking off in f6:vor of Sat irday as the int ad and I I i alid. o
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I study, both in this cou txy and Scot. W,ss.so,unruly as to B ray i wa� I � .
rl -, , �tl . . W ll"St. the oth 3' bridle whe meeting to be old. in Brucefie d, On tll& . 'Wine and other lif
la,ad, and i0harefore enabled to tarD its owner was BeeiDg IS 14:1, has be n the I iorses made had; Made arrangements to leave Oil 28th inst. : ; !
"I an owin I M that day, not knowin I . i . . rap IZ5 �
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I a plunf �o forward, nearly t iLr 99 r. . g of the I - � -1 I . I 9� 63,'havin-the
� - out ex(*Ileu,t work. He is in found safe and sound. . . othi 3r move .� . �
8 Ory . I I charge I I At him in the Dougla, k down, while the Fit rap. by w ch it being sprung on t 'I, 840h county Or
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I mostly of the gatmeal deparI nt.—Mr. stable next *tne or go on� I he cit zens at the —6,; P : posa� I
n4 . I � . if? Ot. 1 " � they were tied broke. ThEythenm%de lastmo ant. Someareli" ansy'sP books, which: are 120'r � ;
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Verey's moving panora visited this iOBITUAR-Y.—W6 regl!at �to annolinee Be �ely to have being circulated and sold througilou�
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anEg village on Tuesday � I I veral 1 high plunges, forward 'whereby two hoodays or probably I none. We Can at'da, are deservedly poplah,ir. smog � they shall have ��
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a d Wed th-e d ath of James Johnston, I te r., narrowly ,esca ad-- will be I exceedingly loyal 1 or I lisloyal � all clasee obs !
State evening . pesday I , �lerk Mr. D I rsdale very � P Npat and to otiler ; a:
ac .11 and gave a all n b iat 1.8*tion. . 'ad treasure r of .Turn be , Xch,'� Bad being or lobed between the wagon ' I $ of readers. . thera at i- but on:ly i
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luf I The scmes exhibitexdcw life 0 ook p Winglin onYr�lda � and I this year, time will tell whiph. writes -for the young is eapeCOX - that � tea �
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rpos 4e.and ant t lace in [� y the fenp, i. The horses oub ran a short _T — . gallono,
beautilul, and the descri tions, admitI They are bright $a A 11
a given orning last. Mr. John 044on was i I only � to druggistE
IV !! 'Fowler, one of thi four, _'Pla, W'� J I I
31`1�. . born distance down the side (If the fence I —Dr. .
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by Mr. Verey, were at o CE) ,linst uotive it, the countY of Fermfinal'b new cheery, written ill the siM . as af1aresaid, or to �
r, 2 h I Ireland, in when they were capsized ii�to the ditch, 1 big -hops elected at the Methodis. - Gen- Ural W : . � ,
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I and entertaining. In ad t lot would 1831. Emigrating with I 8 parent , a J ay , that children � dalig*, howve good reason f
din 'a the wao(pn and horses tntI complete. �eral Cox ference held last w 3ek & Phil&. in, while #ought, and expressi011 �* _ry
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akei say that the lesE;onB and! adv'ice given settled in th'9 townshi - ,. Cartw lit, ly upsidI6 down. After asilistance ',,waa delphis, was born in . 40P ; Vith ear tha, san
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haracter.—The Rev. Alex. Kersey, a Ig education, he ta ht a 3hool there cated ft m the wreck, it we is dis ,remove - - � Ill his'fa . His L p '. 1719 00tinty or cit.
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