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I �1_ e-oppbztun ty. i Mr. Mor low m spite of all � ihat his three attendants ks. Consider- com t
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I I 17T i. 0 1 Hawksbaw's. Hall,]�xetev, on
. f 75 �'Ive j�nd kicking chic ,he complainant then in . the
. I fieldsuperin'tending and assistingmost'Of I selves A th inL , iQ conmbed to the disease, Bly h J . RYBU�a t
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I JUST THE THING FOR I will 8 ISO Preach, � � . . hts dieeaw).dying on t he evening �ag t lat Mr. Klawson 'took t ie. eggs I mainiog Justioes, open. following Saturday, befor'..'e Messrs. lac. �
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... the day, and on Sunday ,seemed tobb, in ' *churol. on Sabblath� morning.—The �Bri� . . hap. ' 'res, and,'Bev- Witt drr.w, the re . ib. , 'r hearincy Bev.
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. . unusually good spirits. it was evident, � unded on FrWay A Wednesda 9th of July. The news L aZZILrd out of the 4to a Court and'�formally discharg d ald and Will!B. Aft'
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� Lunches. an&-PiCnics. h' ver, that his nose had been bleed- alarm of fire "Wits so - a entirely, unexpected bra4 .imd,B, owing to not the roughly ed ; oral witnesses t6,e magiB4rates dismiss. . I
11 owe th6'i firemen tur aed f 11's death wa i I
Bt and frieudg in )tinderstanding the ways of thei,modern I pr S�ner. j
: e -morning aftem(iOn la ------ i__ ed the case against Pollock,and fined
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I r D in working oppra. among the m, �jority of his ;
'.1urkey, Chicken, outau0adevei Yt in its bon, ;allowed her tempprature�to rise , doll4r. i � .
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I (Ianned Boneless I before leaving the house as there were 1 .4 4. 1 �., , �; r wroketer- and caused� a BUock on I 1! H-uton Notes. d Cronyn one
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Duck, PiWs Feet, Sausage _Meat, Corned Beer, . � overal plaoiss" tion ill stiort oraer, va .LOrvu"94 v J 1 , I . I the ' I f�ll MOM tnaln Was rig u, VY0 CO— . , weekiib 8o'Dappe'nea ; �.
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Salmon, Lobster, Mackerel Fin- drops of blood seen in s first beiu funera I hurch congregation at — no night last A
Lunch Tongues, n his .Bervic0s*ere-uOt,,rqq'uired. liThe law g k own. The 3 laroe, and 4B he is I The Engtisl�, e , 4
10 I gely, attelhiled by the �,Siderltho�returia Wal - Be par(
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a , I : in � .Gorrie intend ' :
- also in Croe'se, & I there W a blooc cting a new parsonage tbat'a young a ,who DtS reside ;,
Haddie and Sardines and when founc I . . n
. neu - i I a 4alt wo�ks ha( next day was. lar I outing a ;,econd time we I I i eric by boat,
�i ' now 'experim 0. �
Meats, Gol;no, Ham and Chick Is and it was quite apparenthis, mill M Coleman . vas n Wroxeter � Ahis summer , ! in Clinton" land d at Goo . :
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Blackwell's Potted' lit6lic some � vay caught firel but thb fire , friends of the family both t till! better Showing. W ft f: .
I nrg I ' .. I, ) 1, . , � I 'of IE[ulletb, has % after the la I � ml, - i
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. Ste. Canned Fruits and Vegetables nose had L,been bleeding. He was a and Harriston. The bere0ed family 4 to, learn of a 8 � st tr n had 1�ft f St.
on, Strasb ' bleats, I . is] edwithout �ny h ,rm . I . John 1 ovier !
eedfty extingu . of gettino bo e he staTt. I �
A,uchovoy Pa 7' sp I by of �� — I - r. I Being desirous
. __ " v^'knQf. active, young man, 2 11. 'kawc fha mosi heartfelt s4mD&t I I I 0;.; I!., old 0 W whic has given birth -
� of every variety, Piou—eB, dZe. MYAW KI P I —MI% I . lip. willaon has D n l i Belarav,0. I . taKe by a mail
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. values - years of age, slid prior to the injury being ! lone 1. ; t � ,
. hay lifte B �o seversi of � our the blitire cin le of their &�qc�aintance. � Calves!.
Doet forget that Thorne ffelia the beat scarcely knew what it year 0. )ld I I � t I PE soNALs.—Mr. Jolin 0 wons and Morris, has with a, wagon, *ho offe ted him a ride.
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I I . � M'' urcliesers *------------r ,! 4mr. Josep � Clog of ` from one th'
largeo J armers. ' � a W. PleCrea, The converB q ing
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ug&r in, the county. above referred to, 0 Ong the � . - '13 ,�wife it, timothy, th atiop drif to
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I in Tea. and S . was to be a day ill. His Sudden, and we , Eas; W,awano' h. grolying on his farm, S. me
� - ;. . sBrs. Geor e Sproat, Win. Ow. I . y om tho Bruce I it struck the Scott &cj,
� l 11 cal death, was & terrible a, r e X. ELD. A friendly �retu ned,on Monda are el1even inches long. to another, until,
� . tztk- Try Thorne's Teag ; they're good. mig _t gay tragi MoM Ilar WEBTIPI � q heals of which 3si�g his approval .
� - ch, John WELL DoNn Oyed t e trip am matron, the young m9m 6xPref .
. to his parents and friends. - He ler, T ios. �., on the I
. ' bilow all was pl yed on the �imineB having enj --Mrs. Wri t, a Wingh i
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, HORNE was � 11 I hatijustoom leted a p0ched quilt which tbereof. The f I
��� �� U T I � t I , a - 12th of Jul at Dungannon etween the lake ver has - side, and in strong term ; . stated that no . . .
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�� . knew him, and wag noted for his hindly very Qatisf rily, anil are & great an� loin s of Dungannon -an Westfield, keep i the PostOffleO at !Glenannan, con�&inB 15it,100 pieceso � i -
I Star Grocery, Seaforth. labo .— I dy, Jiving a MiW
- ��isposfition and steady and ,induBtrious ing of 1 Scott Act man 'should �ide with him
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�� � . Although he made no a hall Iro t a 8 ore,in Which She a salt which resulted in,a splendi victory for 11 been visiting here.—Mri Robert Nichol- 4Tbirty t lee Pupils wrote at the
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11 I IV babits of life. . 0 at er. performil)o� ber Westfield. Immediately aIt the OlOf,E3 Of .Son, A BeHm Plain, Iowa, left here on elattance examination I at Exeter, last the consEquence being �
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.. I-isplay of his knowledge, he Was a young - a few1mornings a � ,k Ekxriell 10 th h w � team came ��Monlay morning accompanied by his We6k. Sixteen were from Exeter Public had to climb ont of the tig] d. foot the,
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I 1"Vou txpooltov+ , ordinary intel- ,hou and di ho having I distance. 4 -
Man of muel J - crock weighilag 5 I forv�ard and obs1lenged !the victors, l, wife for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, ScItool. remaining . I I
r I 11 . I & few weeks' very pleasantly Iler, prificip I of Ma#. �
7 — 11gence and ability and had his life been poun. s of b.ntter in W th6y would n I ' The turnip crop in the vicinity of -Mr. R. Mil
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I - spared he would most undoubtedly ere poun" s, an I I - an ,easy vic;ory. I . The challenge was � among his friends and relati'ves. here � Be More seell 113 to be a complete f ail- Chester public so�hool, ,
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. osition in and r turned ho e within one ho ir. I j- � Mrg. A. To,ylor left I nued of a valuable ,otl paintipg I st Frid
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I �, DISTRICT MATTER long have tg.ken a prominent p Masti3r J vhi�ney lef pro � it her 4 . �y an. a"re$13,
�� P i mmunity. The remains were in- I . I w1tes had g6od here on Tuesday, Sth i0st., to yis . evening, accompanied
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I I I t�rred in the Egmoudville cemetery, Thur3day laBt' r Bay.0 I e Luckno At the relative� in I a4accoih- I 4th con. from his Pupils 8 milk of esteem., V
. - f d whe �,e he can 3o to change their mifids. . _�_ Mr. Chas. Proctor, of t116
-4 .1 -ICE-xsE FUN -D. -The -deceased was 'wherb his brothd reoides, an own ai�d mchild i g t
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. � . . OBtfield boys panied b� Mrs. E. A. Ch valuable cow last his resigning his positioil owin o b a
! I SOU,TiE HmRoN L . the esteem in which the 9de. - e is a b ,ight i cloEe of the Tatch the W , ces6oij, Morris, lost a � ' .
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I Blbarn He lef t the villilge 1
I I I I -i following are the amounts receive beldin the community as we as ' ' --Mr. 1 'ere again �Ivictorious, having beaten ren as far as Clinton, N.V . � e anima head health. i �,
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I . MP � I 1 1 a id broke her neck. for St HelenB, Whero he intends goi
I the Liquor License Fand- for South athy felt for the bereaved sndl boy., i nd will, no doubt, do well. ; . itgs by a Score of the Grand Trunk Railway for Kingston, we . .
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. 4� i And 6w Young,- Of tws town, haE;'9)08e r Luckudw antagoniE , spending Several unde E�i r i, The sa 'e evening a s -Ar-
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I tz: Huron by tU respective Municipalities arents sind frien I _�Mr. 1). ..11plady, of Clinton, lately into business. :Mr. Miller 11�d I
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I l- ricken p, .1 . rig ini�� li3Ohicli 16 to 7' T �
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1 1112 that district oderich town 6 ch jas th weig) over half aln o�nce ea 'h i wee] Lsainong Iges of the Oranga bo . He&rt Cricb, Tucker- pris _ dhi ith
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. L,� . I $549.36 ; Bayfield, $94 ; Gc , � attended the fan ral, whi �rin E) es, and wer� the admired B� jIEF�. S 1%�a male at $200, for which he presente
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U ,� W hear fr F , twc bard bat: 1 1 e8tee hs services. 1.
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.- , e have seen in this county,, . � I Ord, w assed through, our village on! $20 as a mark �
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� Ship, 1�-',31.32 - Hay, �188; Usborne 89'1; 1 a,rgoBt W ' 13 0
1 1 -i I -or . Robert Gove0ock as Soo)' as o� ell ndmir rs. � Brussels h rtl after lef used $225, F ell .
,� I Tnckersmith, $156.65 3ing one hundred an& nineteen , . I i � Sat�lird on their way to f Howick, was in precenting � in tae P esbyt i
. Stanley, $12,5 ; . " ; there N . -Joseph Murray, 0 Z>: ! �
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; q Stephen $282. The amou ilig to �'ehicleB in the Proo I , eek oil the Voxna. I whe�e hey enjoyed 14hemselves, muleted in the sum Of'810 and costs, in church. . I 1 4
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F � - � the r ' Ince is. $1,583.33, making a over a mile in length. I I 1 �. ing from a,bbard-P � retu�lnel in a ma,iiner creditable to the the Lord's Army -One day last we' k fr. Geoi ge,
rov I charge of ate-alin olo�h -.04 old friend all $15.85, for insulting , P
�. 11 I ORE GOOD STOCK. . vailed . stoott, of tbo nc J
11 . otion of $3,991. The money I Ord�r. 1 A great many also a we, 7th co ess'on-of Hal-
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f J total, - 116tel,has been sea. Mr. Thomas . in Win ..
4 � the Queen' worthy ellow citlizell( ilw i
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: themSelves of the cheap railw lett, discovered'
� *4 has 0 -A Wingham veterinary surgeon re I I
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L . i C ctive municipa,lit, cost, and an cost. Now is the tencE d to impris(pnmient for two Month 8 W k' Smiling and - young ones; b0iug tO0 f a" f rom the
i .� les. some lines 16ss th . rd, retur ed last wee � 4pent I the Clirlb,on. demonotrabiori.-�he crops I
: 7 the respe & dO lbs. of - le are sorry to O ., aving I centlyab racted a large darning needle .
I �_ time to get Bargains. for 60 day with hard labor. 1 1 al as Sual after inity are very favor#,ble look- . Stance, he tack.ed
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� t ` raisin 12 1b,4. of white sugar for $1.00, i .. y I . which hastbecome lodged crossways in house to sum � �.
. . � 76 9 for $1.00, rv(l that Mr ' a I Carroll is Buff 9 I Be ral wee s travelling th L Abundan� harvest I e old coon, afio=g ithe (log to look
'. � GOOD WREAT.-A few days ago f6r 25 corits,61bs te&-for$1.00 Se F 11 , .1 1 iDg at present and ST I the tongue of a cow ,11biplonging to Mr. th
� � i�� �i 4 pounds of currants i leto 11 , ewiAg the ones, of his 1 , . 11
i .4 -cannot be beat .from, ill healtii i nd f is scarcely al land, v re all
F,�! ity of Beein ) ; ED ces long ,imay be expected. -The farmeVB a ' hey o" the after the others. As We coon went up,
; - e afforded an opporturi 9 and up. llil� 17 varieties of tea, I t town.,,
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!,;,., -i Wer . Highest price paid for . lifiess. , �HiB many ft 011C3 wing acquaintsn I Roo �. . �
,,- ,J - eat of the 11 Star" for pTicc, and quality. atter d to buE youth and r ne bafwn w -with their hay whic-Uisrathe� ee Mr. Weatcott fol,�owed it,after he .
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� A, er: I fields of fall wh I i Rumball, of Goderich a tr
11 -:1 . of Messrs. James produce -Five per cent. off for cash at the Ch : will; vish fo a !speedy recovo ry. past formed and - nearly f�rgotten. He ligb � i -Mr. Ra '
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;-V .1, . I I t in general. -Mr. J - had dislodged i it and � was on his way
7 1 . I variety, On the farms 'GeneralStore, Balgrav'e. 867 a Egbaond, of E on('[- c 'uple of very I . township huF agreed to Supply the Pros
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- , , . 1 Mr. Leopold V brought out with'him. a q.' with a Serious acci. lown he fell ho� ad first'& distance of 12
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I ; i , One io I dent while holding a young ho�rse which once of Rev. R. Y. f eet, alighting ! n his f ace and shoulders,
- � d R. J. Turner, of Tackersmith, and THE TiME HAS dom-E.-Harvest Tools" had a va uagle heavy drILugl t a yearling of Wawanosh, met byteri it of 11,� ,
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, _� , an . Shines Cradles. -Genuine ALmerican ville fine stallion icolts. 4
full lincs� I 'ok-j'aw on Sunda; las i. E nd i the other a: weeks, d ring the abg 0
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I T, �� ore.even or promising looking --Canadia.0 Morgan Cradles, aliva mare die from . 3f DgliSh ca , horse a I I a sulky,rake. I J wasatunne by the fall, and hisf lee I
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, . r, - crop, Morgan Cradles. th wak being hitched to He
�, � stood- all small utensils necessary for use in the harvest He it urchase'd la�r 6ly a few moutl F3 eland * coacher. bey are bo : him, Thompson.
� '� z . All have . '01 v frightened and ran Over xeter north severely out, b6ing mu
, �� , could not, be degixed --- I bee ELMd � .Darwood,of E f
I � I sip of the Circul�r bn Templeton', of been' ,Mr.Cbas �
I - . the winter well, and t n,being now field at REM & WILSON'S, I ago for � 200.-, - olo &is fine spec�mens as - hs, e ever ' I be rake over hi ores of he --ame to he found tl4at t ale d had .
- I . ihe grai I trainpi4g and draWiDc' t ld �Om three-al,ud-half a � oral
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i i :4 sam, Seaforth, � ersmith, left ol� Thursday t�r tl �e brought into this country, and we hope
- I I �:. rLearly matured, promises an abundant Tue I body injuring him internally. D Con an.4 two young 01168,
r 7 -1 I I old' ountry, aui � expects to returp wi h Mr. Ward w�ill have. the DeSt of good' all h his property to Air. Thos. Cameron, of killed the old 0
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� yield. The fields of Messrs. JOhDstOR SE R 1 Bethune, of Wingh&m e understand, and the other ,
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- _li, is a new variety of wheat imported I&A ., The Exetqr Times ,st week as.
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� Z. I � i�' � With fe(klings,of the deepest regret of the . of SQCC600111 ,y - Varna; resident f E, � .
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� . the township of Hay, which took place &MPLIMEN Says : A er of � people who were lad liv e North'Endl determ- aed
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. . I attended it this season at the town of Galt on Saturday last, I I , - e, on Thursda ugly i 4
I ji ", ' yet aiadw I HQettT. * of Mr. A. H. MoBgrovl Paterson P favo� of the Scott Act
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; J_�,-`J make it a popul the 12th inst. Mr. Hollingshead bad .1 li e not yet � I in g last, assembled at before there Was & probability of it being towed a horse ) her mother's
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. I - attained the -age of 68 years, and conse 4 Mrs. , Jol M I � � o, Supper previous they will have hou§e, when he arrive4 tbO young �gkl
� _` _- d I 00 letod th cession of,11�1,lett, has pur-( tender him stibmitted, now think I
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�� -1 N_. -Mr. George MoLood, of lie � la A the 14th cor� I to 0 an y with ai� companion, 'ho,
�, f -1 A GOOD HE quently had reached very ' ! Eg ondville, left I hig Jea,ving the vill9l,ge. The sprea,�, n'thing to do with " ything but total com , ,
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. I .. __ H.ensall, w .tes. to us as follows -. I have I H , orson, Of! e i arm of Mr. Ja neo McIntyrei 1, wltiunrao t ad to receii7e at, invitation. -
. �. �_, � time for men of this geber- ! chased th m 2, Of �
� � ,.Ti 'allotted I 6 I : e la - - , Paterso, ibition. I I �
. � -,. - a Com- I- w ej i for Portua .!Praire, where s a ,14tl�, wbick,"sgotupby 'inehost
, . the parei Spanish breed, been - affected with near his ow a, being lot Q owthei I ter making necessary ]preparations;
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: �� I & hen of tion. He had � . � ' � ne, d ot' sixty-fiva !-Mr R-4. M xy, teacher of 4 J
� I d th summer v1.Biti3 � LB a grand o ont omc
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. ��., hined ha,tcher and layer, that began to P6 Wilt likely spe concession jA Hallett. I he farm con-� .W8 I > I 1* ig
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; I or a long- time, but for 0 - . ey all 4started for the ri , and were� if
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I - I layed heart disease f I i a , . 6� pat down to partake of the Super- School Section No. 4, Howick, just
- . s frieilds. She W& accompaD d fo 1 gueSts .
� � Jay after Sitting nine ed exceptionally 1 4. . taiDS'80 aOr s, and was - aurchas r, . cloth hal pted the posi- comfortably Seated, ' hen one of: the
� .. Afterl the orth of Gor -ie, has 4cce
1 -the past year had enjoy y. Cle 6, , of Westmon, kt ; repast. 13 IV
� . -ore the chicks were hatch. Miss Mar it B an excelienb farm and W flu)uS
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: I- eight eggs bef od heslth, so much So that his friends I . $3"000. 1 wer Wingham young ladies hoisted lier parasol. The i
I . I � i r. 9 ran i I M Ofl M�. J. Leech wf B
I F . . nine chickens. go wh(i goes to 0 1 i ahe.-M ' d value I or the money. r.Mills is to b6im leared I ti6n of Prine pal in t4e Lo
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� I " She brought oat I _ ing t had go �. � )what �pirited,it became I
I � were beginn H4 called ito the ch 'ir a d performed h s PInblic Scho(l, and vV.ill enter upon his horse being SOME
� � ed oat. o ho"Pe that he P I
I gs since hatchingi, I . -an, former. of ��his town, but n rchaBe. `1 �_ . I . nixig &Way. it , I
� - � and layeq four eg disease and W�Ottld have Moi . be congratulated on his pu 0 1
1 - overcome the � . hEj following toaBtB We] 0 lidays. His place frightened and began illun
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I pauking iri all twelVE � a resident in Micb�llgan,__is at preseu� I 1 hr6o as fine farms as can W du�ieslwell. T dht,es S,fter the hol - lig man I
I . ) eggs from the time 'before him Several years to live yet. has now t . hded to, and a right y Mr. J. R. Balfour, of had not gone far wbeg the 7you I
, . . I visiting his I mother. NY e ar Will be fill I b
. . Can any of heri., he county. This is the wa � dri uk I and respo �
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i -1 she commenced to hatch. !Two weeks ago-, however, he! was pros- found in t I . y M I Owen Sound, who has an excellent repu- jumped out, les,viug t4e two girls, void
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, that will - �Ia(� to learn th al,t lie is doing w,6 11 a a; I , P . @d time was sp6nt:1- The Queen, so I -of lines, to ran their chances. The
I I . I your readera produce a hen tra,ted by an attack -of paralysis from . � . land of the St I � I intelligent flarmers mak money and ar� go d Silve the Queen ;Governor Generl : I
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beat this? I haive ferl my hens the ecovl&d, when pro )ering in the lenabledto ddfieldt6fiEld and f&rmt Gc I n as a teacher. t .
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I o doubl- which he had partially r I Stripes. Heintetidstemainingher.. ab iri or = Bolig, He's & Joily GOPd Fellow; Army I -Mrs, H. Tewsley, of Clinton, met horse ran quite a diAtanco J
I wheat all summer, and they hav on Friday last -he had a second attach, i i I . farm. May he go on a4d prosp Avy, Song by Geo. Hughes; s one day last buggy came in conULct ith a tree, i
I a week. -The � Silv'ation Army inte d continue to increase in goods as he io an I N with a painful accident 0
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- . ed the expense and, 30 per cent, over up, 'followed soon af ter by a third,the effects . I net her � the Evening, speec-b by Mr.A.H.MOB- week; sbe �afj using a rake to pull ,Causing it to MPSet, &O Pre ipitatiDg the i
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� to the present time .0 deserving o Success. turned thanks for down the ry tree, when 'young ladies to the' e of i
� which he only survived a few hours. 1. ,grou d, On
� 4 . � wh ni 1 i I which be r6 li bB of a cher � ,
- kind of stock will pay better than . we0k from next W3dneBda , - I grove, iii I " h
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� no . ative Cana gr P C. I � ,shown him while it broke, tbe'teeth of the rake entering 'them was thrown agaiust a tree
. hens when properly fell and attended to. � Mr. Holling8head was a n ext, �cted Major Coombs and oth p th3 many kindnesses
dian, having been born a Bho.rt -distance . I I . Hills G-rp_4n. . !I . ' t leaving ; Muli' her f orebead, making a painful " pber of her ribs
milient members of the force will b3 here apd-his sorrow ,h wound such force that a nuri
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I . . � north of Toronto,, where he resided I . I I I .1 ANOViER FARM TURCHA ED. -Mr. Jbh� cipal �� Councils, r6aponded to by that bled prof usely. � were broken. while the Other 'was 11888 �
w -The Sporting fraternity are . o pre ient. , I - . s injured. . i
. R.,, c E s, _LLI I of the 5th conceslion of ed & new The bugg I somewhat
I � h considerable ,,-',1nntilho started ont to make a hom . � Forest, Stanley!, John Dinaent, sr.; ProfeBsional It, 1 -E xeter has pur,cha bell, yi was
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I - lookina forward wit . -.aBed a f arm in, I i : 3,Sed from his lbrother Jamep I ing i I - ther inj ary was 1
i ; s, speech by Dr. -the damagcd, but no fuT
0 r biniself. He. purol I has purchi terest' Bethune, . W I Custom Office : �'
� . of September, the 7 fo , Bru�sels. �. I � hich i� now ly .
I pectamey to the 4th I � I I . . joins his own. I f
I the town8hip of Blenheim, county of - .. the 60 acrel, f arm which inguam; Mercantile Interests, ased at Troy, done. � I
� - � li3 W at London. 't was ureb
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- - far the great Stallion and colt QARD.-I desire to inform the put - . . it the Sam df and ' 11
� datefixed . Oxford, and resided on it for nine years. I ... . He paid for �2,700. M4. — 1
t - Fairview and:vi i it' that I have a ain i - - , Speeches by New Y t a cost ,of nearly �300, and. I
� of Ii rmsels, cini � I Cbee8e and Butter
� races to, taRel Place OR , In the fall, of 1819 be purchased a farm I ' . ;1 1 Forest hasls:splendid fallm of 100 acre4, Ti nardins ; Agricultural Infierests, . I -The Monkton. . .
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: 4 - this town. The first race . SUDIed practice. R. G. AHAM. 8654 1 1 eighs 1,50 pound . The only diffi- Company received 13,200 pounds Of Milk
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I � park in in the township of Hay, in this corinty, . 91 1! direat ro a e , and has determined to remain in Sta�- speecUeB by Messrs. J. Gardner and Jas. it a
I is a matched trat between Mr. White- I _iaE cheap ... 8 an: Most �t in esiring to Soo - culty now if I that the council are i .at their factory on Monday last week. I
old," and Ito which he removed his f ar�,ii ana'on �1 ley,. as his nly 6bjec �
ys -to � ae Northwes, i� by he Canada Pacil ic bc a I ! I Elliott, song by Henry Cowan; Milli g loss to knovi where to place it. I
- , ;For ickets and full info - L_ ec , re a larger pl ce. . � �
ley'�s Cleax Grit sta,11ion I I Garft - �, lt � 'The amount of Cheese made from it was,
which he Continued to reside until ,iiabwen sound' I was to 13 � � IL Messrs. Duff and -The interest in the Lord's Army , I
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t, Roanclaud," a stallion owned by Mr. I :a, little over 1,b00 plotnds. The cheese
-when he remov- tior apply to TH �AS , FTOuBn, Agent,! 3rus;el s. �-----�- � � I
. about two months ago, - . I t ducational Interests, speeches still continT es in VVinghs,ru, and they I �
- ' le. I. � 862 . Nxon ; E
- Martin, of Goderich, for �100 a Bic .. I ' - ;sold last month brougitit 0, Out n
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, I I Haxloc- � by Messrs. Mosgrove' and Dr. Bethune; are holdii@E crowd4d. meetings every 1 : 11
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_ ed to Galt so as to be near his only SOD, , i
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� The second race is a matched trot for He wasa , J'Joca BRI ,� S.--T�-The friends of D. I M . . und. - I .
Henry, who resides there. . I-MpRoVE6NTS.-JObn Torrance,H. . their' i per po i `1 �
I colts Owned few I . . Mechanical Interests, responded to by night. Tb( offic'ers e assistedin ! i I I
� �125, between four Year Olc man of faults and manly virtues, So" tt, Who ls� lylk, very ill at his Allen and � Alex. Watt, I ave lately h ,d I n; Our Vi � BitorB, SpeeCheS )y h -
I b,y- Mr. Thos. Kidd, of Seaforth ; Mr. � lS,rnosb hui�bYy,thaukthe Orange F PaWrso ,, work by thf pastorslof t e Methodist, I 1 �
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. I all, of Wingharn ; Mr. Thos. Hall, d was a genial, warm hearted an hay forks fixed up in weir Sheds GBo. H d Dr. Bethune; Tie 'al and I Baptist Churc CB, �
I an 1. , OoDgregatidj!n I . I
Thos,B His Lodge of BrudBelsl� for, refrainin 1 Ifloin � I �
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sincere friend and companion., . 3 barns. T ie�e forks greatly save lab by Mr. C. Leee i; : prese t over 60 persons -1. E, MC. ,OL� I
� of Brussels, and Mr. R. R. Hay, of Lis- I 'the morning of the -Or Lidies, responded to and up to tl�e prese I . FA
rd was as good as ,his n ng off anv is onii � I
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i. I r J. Barge S- �ave profes �ed to be converted and to ; I I .
I at the wo I . . I . . and are :more speedy than the old 0 Host and HoBt6BB, by I I , ,
I towel. It is also OM. aving their drums ' . 1 7 ; I �
� . . 713 ,& Mo. more honorable, upright, gentleman 12th, and f � ' - fasbioned one. During the eveniug the band Play a d n Ry: 0 � -
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matched race between Mr.Ward ! I . u th6 I Ouse'. -On Vlredhe3- 111ave foun �a perso i A Saviour. i
. ver lived, aud there are � none who W��Lile passi ' lelattendance f 06S
; . BRIEFS. -Tho averag , or I , I MAN
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! - ,. scme4choiceBelections, and Mr. Alfred k as Mrr.
- Mr. Rattenberry's no q ; , Gordon � THE CASH D I .
. I ; ham -k Chief,." and d y of last wp6k O' r cricket eleven vy eAt -One day last Wee ; .
I . knew him but will sincerel' regret his Oabo'ne sang three or fohr sougg in is , ch he I � - I
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i 14 Revenge,,, will take place on nd. affectionately cherish his to WiDghaMjtg play the .club of that, our School during the laiBt 81X 11 in Goderi � .
-1 . I .Toulig, of Colborne, was � I
I Royal � eo"Untilig the number of days school hILB bro 6 I
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I I . the s Vic iury . I In Dal excellent Style�' The party '
L &me day, but this haa not been . had occasion to go i 0
malmory. His aged partner Still sur- p1 ce. The me, resulted in a � uto a store, and 1 1 -Is Off �ring
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d'efiui I been kept open ,as ub at, 2 a.m., haViDg! Spent a most en- I ')t Mrs. Young and 4' � . I
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I � � tely decided yetl; At a I lly rate i 'ea him, and he leaves but one son, f6t the hoME � !by a -score Of 10 �o - time there have been 116 pupils in at- , . � I i he team in charge ! * : � . �
. I a sport. v v i I C ahle-evening. started, 'Mr. ! I
there is. sure to be- a good day' 'Wingham um d tl ie i I or father.; The ieam I
. � y in tho , Mi. Henry Hollingshead, now � of Galt. 84 Our boys I By, teudance.-Mrs. H. W -Allen is at pros- s, illness old � �
I Of the horses are alread I I boot them at the Wil. ow, I NotEs After two month -young ca,m oat aw L only succeeded in GREAT BARGAINS
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I - . I d that the I I rn thercon p�i_ out very . Crowds of berry Mr. Barrett passed � away to his lop I ;
I hands of professional trainers, and asi , op � to retu I , �he roads With ! g getting one of the I neB, drew the team I . !
I- LOCAL BRiEFs.-Mr. Patrick O'Neil an I P. i1elh throng I W� . I
i most of the owners have a good deal more ,� as. sold his farm of '50 a6res ourtbe M.'sntatan-001Y ate.-A.M.'I'ayl)ris pickers wh, 0 h)m- 6 on the 7th ins ants, and as bT4r- ound, UpSettilIg th� wagon and throw-
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i i pails, basl ets and lunol�, calls to mind , z -IgL-,,-
at stake than the prize money,the horses' h a iE d in the Bluevale cembtery on TU68- . Mrs. : I
I ast of the iowr., to his h<14me for hie holi ays, having pass(d, . Ing the parties out n the street. � L
, Huron road, e � the departure of the 11slaelities from I
. -all that is .0 I da,y.-Megars. Thornton and Robertson, -, �
k will be put in shape to show oceBsf I e.s;. mination, in 4his aili-_ ; a F - - � � :
. neighbor, Mr. Carlin, for the Bum of very ou ' Egypt. i Who 1lAave been ill,lare recovering, but I ',�Oung was,seriousl: hurt. I - �
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7 in them, . list. I I
I -_ - lighter of Mr. vqrsity courm,.:Sta4ding third on the AcciDEliT. �' !last wee .-r. - I -It has been de ded by the � DRESS 0 0 D S1
I � � . I $3,250. -Miss M. Daley, da peaks pll w,heu'lt is reniembor- -One du3 I k IM slowly. Mr. W. San' derson has remov- - B' anch i
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I I . DE&Tii.-People were consid- ; John Daley, of Egmondville, fell down ThiB s � . Scott,wholdraws cream iorltbe creamery, e4 inito hi's new i3bop.-Mr. James Tim-
. - .- 4 Agricultural Society to .
� SUDDE N_ turday last and fractured. edL.'that he is Msw taking a la; rf , left his horse tied at ith4§ blacksmith add a class for !
. orably Startled early Monday forenoon st 6B most Of the tiideks find one enough to . 6 . ly took frig n drisl will remove into his fine new two heavy draught imported horses' at their Of Every DiBseri�tion.
. jured her side. -Mr. ism , shop, wh n it Budd lit, � �
I I - her leg and in . . . B iorylbrick store thisweek.-Mr.Thomas
z I I I I . of tackle. -Th Vnalerwri�ere"AsslocJati D. I ishow to be; held at Exeter this fall. i i
last on hearing that Mr. Ada,rn Sproat, �', b It d ac . .
t I I ,ross the ro d,
7 7 son of Mr, George Sproat, "OU Broadfoot of the 2nd ponoession b oke lo ixop, Our onterpriSing miller, is having � ;competit' n in this e i
i eldest 'a tokin' I �Iorses eligible for 10 �
i of Camada ),r g of raising tie So' 0 e d . . �
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. . i ing been: I I run of stones placed in � .
� Tuckersmith,had that morn TaGliersmith, out soxne fall wheat on r,anc ,in Brussels on ale- tu.rned short an& upset the - wagon - & t o �dditiona . or bred -
i I � . - either,imported
� 11 Tuesday,,Ilast. This is the rateB of ins I - tents. The -wagon Was consideral ly olass must �be -
� � ! found dead in his barn. Mamy could! his farm on I � t of tb 3 �fire protection n t being con jig mill. -It would be a good thing if Ilairectly f rom impotted Stock or both Gros Grai?t S414 for �Dresses and
� � -A couple c0U,n � Bpilt to I i
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� I Ahe. report, &is the young first hE6,rvesting of the'season. damaged �and cream anough ale furnberry board of health would I arties Mantle,8, fro 75-c per ?,ard up,
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. not believe I be Sides. They also decided that p M I
i . - � n named Dona -hoe and Dug-' elficient. C 4 co incil will pro ab.y I d of batter, o I . . r -
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- . I n the previonsi ofyoung me . - make a4 t, fifty poul. 8 I svel the mill, dam cleaned out while the ter the lat Au ust ;
I : ma,n had been in town o " I ihey ind it touchi� a th Edr u � joining thei society ,af 9 �
s � - an were -summon 0 - I . - I
. ed to,apposr before ,wise when , add materially
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- � Saturday, and seemed as likely, underl one in patticular is to I lame . v ratdr is Out, as it would � 41.50.
1 I � pbcketB in aAdit,onal rates or- having I ,be charge(I & Mom )ership fee of �
. I D tower . I I Ang was he . I . Afew more 11671#,ths of SiZks an&
7 ordinary circumstances, to. live to & the M 6yor on Saturday last.to an tl ioir policie I c&ndelled.�Mrs.T1.Flqteh - SCOTT ACT.�A meet ld in healbhfulneBs'of the village and , i ,
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� .� � Sal. . � the sichoo housie on Jrly 9th, in the lit he villagers i ! -The Qlinton New Era says: An
gest amongst the charge of throwing eggs at the N citt Lgly � Doe Brocadesyet to & dieposed 'of at
good 0 . trip 0 TO)n- . y. T would: willid
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� , _. 'he report, however, was ultimate- vation Army while assembled on Vic- is,, arrived h) e f rom her I ntereSts of the SOO Act. Rev. Mr. ffi. 'unusual event hapy ened at the reside 4 .
us. T I ng� frien Is, I I lendia helping hand. -The county o . . I
. . - toria Square the previous Wednesday W, where she.has, been visiti - Hough and PreSid t Adams from � ",of Mr. W.,. H. Scott, 2ad concession, half pn'ce. i
'� - ly proved to. be only too true. It seems , k I ld have the customa�ry notice I i !
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. ev6ning. They did not put in an ap. 1(ioking note, th� worse.-W.T. 'ScAt . tauley, on Sunday morning, being an i
I Londesborough were - resent and ad- !S i
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- that during the present summer he had pearance, however, having left town by ment to Wa Nert( n games on the 1, The provision Of the Blue! ale bridge warn ng dition ot a dau&tbr to his family.. I I
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� . been living on his own farm, about a . � dressed t Ei meeting. � t io run their horses over it. ,ad i . All Wool hoice�
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: I ad carried bff 4 first'prizes but O' a I . consists -in the fact 4ftng8 tn c
mile distant from that of his father' the train on Friday evening. A warrant 04 . -fully given and discussed 'The novelty of this; - I
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ion p ssible 5. te il also to receii a -a )ld I � 1 -15 1 poryard.
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- �i-.is sisters � kept house for: has been issued for their apprehension P � . also man- 7 of the objections raised by, 1e adly. 'that it is nine yesrO since a similar thing shadm, at only q �
- . 'they will be edE61.-,A. Spot.,;, . of DundAB W' . nd iteams, trotting over it rack it b ! happened in the s e houBeh No
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I m, so that if they ever return - udh &B those pertaining to 0 ch- . . I I .
- tin . 1, eing oppositia I, 0 i
� � � . Wn last we; k his brother, who . as , bi" I
�- him. On S; day evening last, howev I -Mr. D�". D. Wilson has leased ' ley, &C., vi are knocke -or. W. Roberts has bought th
arres'03. .� revenue, aar d hy Mo4d property apcl has bad the old � wonder W. El. w Bars & Smile 19
, . his sister went home for the night, --Dan.7ri4r,.of Chicago, IE rly . . � � . SP1671did assort*eW of ffantl� :!
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, deuce in Goderich and Mrs. Wil 3 ill. � � '. . I i ;
- . high. Thelfollowingoffi(ers were appoint i as a Sunflower. : I
. Re was left in his house alone. 1;4 a resi - .11 . . . - Ou e -torn down to make room f r a ! hursda, 11 � " ,
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. il ; ar& residiDg there no df this plac? as isiting here l stweek M Lo , Cor4.s, &C. �
- � on and f am y W � I r this polling'sul -division: Chair- I -On T last, as Rev. �- 07waments, opN, I
� I Sister returned early in the morning to a � da " ni the: co incil ed fo :iew one. -The Ora�gemen of this p] ace I . ,
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,- gh4 and will remain there during the hot ,-LaBt . movinj to L . I :
� I _ . retary,G. A. Now- . Hough wa�' ondesboro, while 4
" prepare for the duties of the day. ire com- maa,Ale:-�Watt; SOO 5ur Led out in fall force on the Twel th, , � I
- . t1- . h summe ieBon, a greed to t e, re UeSts of the 11, i ier were riding in the
. I found tbefire lit the kettle on, and th r month s. -Mr.Robert.,J-am ton; Committee, John Allerdyce, John 6ndihea,ded by the brass band Marche to he and hiBi daugh Large stock o P4,asols, fro7n- -
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2 1 Wednesday last ,3 on his pany in th il tell sts of the village� ' d I of & wheel 4a
. I iel� � left on - . u Mills, Ale". Reid, George Hesslowood for ! buggy, the tire cane off 9
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� cows had been'brought from the f rh e * he Mation where they took the traiu .. . Hough got -out of Bee 0 1
` they'now, d'ont*nue and complete k Crich. Before the clos a I th ir wagon. M - 2-5 0 up. '
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_: - __ - F for her to Milk,. but her brother was no, i Bemi-annual Visit to .the old coun. "I' ' ill and James 3r 6sels. The musical part was &vast 1 e ur ,all- $Vk Pwasot
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- a rrangemel ts, 0 P., our fire systerd I 1� . I
� . Supposing, however, tha, i try markets. He expects to be back e Small sum� was subscribed for the ur- nt to that usually furnished. the buggy to fix I& tire, leaving his
. - -�_ in the house. . . in F roveme I I at One. Dollar. !
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� - I . I � z' amieson to better:thkn before. They so , but the horse
. . he was a -bout the barn or fields attend*- in about a Mouth, and Miss J - . POBe of P O.ouring literature.. -Mr. W. Roberts is making large s ip. danghter in the linggy . I � . -
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- - who. has been soj ourniDg there since last havo learr ed '1'13,dom by ex ri . I , t I � I -
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: - I ing to, his usual duties, she proceeded to � I I Ze lelic ! � - ur wheeled around Suddenly and threw her I
i I I r "hey a , ; S . . Mel its of tan bark from this station.
� . ting Spring, will return with him.-The'Rev. ��_ ISO I discu . ed a settlem t cf the � I I out, falling betw4n the wheels. The
__ prepare breakfast, and was expec, � lai r 'suiO, but nothinj definite ' � Hens*1- - che 3sel motory is doing a large busi, iess I
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. hirri to return every minute. His con. Mr. Stewart, of Clinton, preached in IZO"Id ! . 1 1 . � irst horse Started to r n, but the In the Millinery Depa tment we are, -
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I tinued absence,. however,: at length . I Ily , 0 — I . . Id for 11 cents; for presence of mind enough to h
d even cDo'nald r' 11 � very favor�ble for hay=aking- a large hal: ' of May was so
. morning an . ing. Mr. M I - x i A i at 10 1-16 cents; for the the lines, and otcoped it before going very buoy. New goods a e arriving per
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� I alarmed her, andlearing that something 0 1 : W�oxeter. quantity 1haB been 11well saved -Tbe Ithe last half 1,
I . ppened him, She sent another and he exchanged pulpits. -Th Bab. ' � �_l . I - * June I 10 cents, and for . far.. Yery little Umsige done.
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, I picnic hold in Fan:on is G'�-Qn Saturday i if to rr oon grain,or( " )rom Be of a )d yi old. firs; half of 4 fill constantly,i and 'the number of
� 6 brother, who had in the Meantime come bath Seboo I I the last half at 94 cents. During the -One day last - eek Messrs. A. Hun- � �
�� , Grove on Friday afternoon passed off i6 heavy st rin U good over the vill ig e to -�-We saw,some whea cut on Monday * 34 ter and 1 Uri& eFadden, J. P.'s, of �
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� to, help with the hay, to the baxii I V? P . el , of month of June the factory � orders we have taken W date exceeds.
� ; Over A in its course a; flapb of last on ihe fsrm of Mr. Win. B of a i I
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� � tOL look, for him. Upon entering th I e very successfully. The iweatherl wss the north b � . ( . , road, whi-,h was certainly che 3se per day, being by far the is .gest Brussels, heard the particulars I
g tiuc4 a hemlock trpe on the the Lond n
1; A and the youngsters evidently igbtDiD . I squabble betwee: i Mrs. S. Walsh and
� I barn almost the first , object which a delightf L - I - is b hind a fine Specimen. The wheat was of the ma ie ever turned but. I ng - by far any previous Se4on. Notwitb-
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s enjoyedeverymoment of time, and all )auk of th fivO .about *50 yar� I .- - . I Vhitti I I
tracted this young m%n!B attt . the heads wore . 1
1 1 . ' �; n ' 0on's house. The I tree was 6 yl 1 ' Mrs.. C. I bout t S&lvatiO some
� the form of his brotherlyingonhis seemed pretty well tired out whe going. Etobert Gi I ug I I I Fultz vari t and � dispute about t e n Army. standing our large businless in this line,,
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� � back an some chaff in & m . -The r Lsp- in Wingham last ,�lveok by the discovery .y
� way Ord into the 1� I e ev dduced some'ver L * I
� : own & were over 31 feet in I ngth. oust more wiR fin.4 our Atook Laa-
. approaching him he found to his horr_�r farmers in this'vicinity have completed plinters o it.t I I �he i'books that had �een � unparliamentary 11anguage was made our 0 - i
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7 -ead. The alarm was ijllt their hay harvest. The : ' * y leld. I � berry sa Eon is now a hand, and pie iors of some of &A Scott I use of,,whioh in force and me ing � I I
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� that ha wa,s d Stolen f rom ibe Office of C. T ; 1p complete as ever. I I
t . . from f nd near cro d the pate 3es. I . . I . . I
. OBITUARY. R n a short' ime two nform4tion; would ca it Webs, -)erls unabri4 i
T once given, and tender and loving It s satisf actory- both as regards quantity 1 � ged I," die-
� lent* al and as B�Veet SO1040 time a . 11 I ,
alli 11 lying on ,�
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I were Speedily conveying the remains O and quality and has been well.,saved. In Ileaths hsv . ) It ste P a search e. Mrs'Whitting i
� _ q ' g thq I extreme! as = C I bived Mr. ,cott caused a search ar.; tionsry [n the Ohad .
-a fou as lyi several p1&ceA fall wheat and barley -will, pur acqua ando showi I ever � Mr. John C. Stonemsq, of rec!
__ the house. Whe ud he was I i g I r - 12 � sum t. to be iss Id b p. Kelly, J:. P., I was fined 52 and bosts. We are just now showing & large
.1 n 1, juncer I I -Cont table Gill,of Exeter,has receiv-
i 1, g on h;.B be ready for the reaper. life in -all stailes, The Cardina., is here ape iding his mer rat o
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� an his back, with his bat restin . -The Rev. Uessrs. Ball, Tor-- Blyth, and or, T%esday last week Con-' I 91
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� -t ndiu�fs recent cool, Moist weathe'r has had a � first was t ,t of! August Vo'wh z) had � holidays. sses anct.
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� 01 � lb . d Dyke, succ 3ssors to the Rev. sta I . I : aham, I �
ffect on the gro ing crops.---:- een ail, for �!a long time pi eviqu i to' rance at notoriou� cattle thief, John F. Gr 1 4 �
c ld seem to indicate that havi ;g splendid e w i mill in lower town, also, the!
a . __ . two 'Messrs. Spargo, Hill and l ' I C.
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� � 0 -o Mr. Hugh Grieve of the Ist, :h w e out of the Children's Sailor Hats,
. finished his other ehores he had g no t . . are engagt I of Mr. W. B. Hu �ton, I who abox it two years ago,brok 1.
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ow prepal McKillop, last week cut agq� . m. i Exeter lock. up, shot himself accident-
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- -us in nine hours and a half. I Over a " acre PreBbyte the R� v. (' orge. their ministerial duti s. -Our entt I : ally with a gun, I st- week. It appears
7 tory to drawing in hay, and while th - r 1. � ks and a quantity A Call Solicited, and comparison in; I
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- engaged,, becoming suddenly ill, he � I ti - The secand death iDg towilsman, M were found con-' he was i the wo a and had laid his I
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� haff and passed quietly Robert McMichael, of Hullett, retarned !was that o � Willie, second Ben of Mr. Hensall Mills, who is always up to the of I gun dow by the root of tree andwhen assortment, quality and price requested.
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- I rox- times as a large fc ree of experie ced ce led by some
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- have died without a Struggle, and wb . D. going back again soon.-Messrs;,Dono- � eter. Wi ow P � . � kl substituting th Several J. P.1si iDg his body, and killing him instantly. - - � �
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� - found must have been dead sometime a van and W ed-, a carload -of Iad, bad � , 6 n 4tending the' a] ,ri 8 on. I of his fl c �uriD g mills an, * * at and taken to Blyth nity wenti The deCE ased h - been for Some time , in . . V
I I q iving from Wingham and the vici I . . . i
- � )o SaA althd'u h ainon c, he! of the rolle ,, which - * , I —CAPH N PROPUSEN 4
1 - ,,, althoug'LL Miss Sproat very fine heavy dranght r proceAs, -doubtful; charge o a Saw I
. the ]body was cold horses the � High Sob I . 9 - n Jay, evidentl : D ill in Michigan. TERMS.. I
: � 1119 down on Wednes( y i
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I , 6 evet g of Dominion Dav, .
11 i 1. he Blyth justices to: -On I . I i . .
says when she got 'to the house the R;re I ' � I ' I --he ability of t � I � !
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� . U- was still Morrow, of Oxford county, will deliver adValiceli pupils in ,tLe F Aeol. used This will P. I
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- I : � I Jt, enquiry. The Bly h JJ at Gran Bend, a:: altercation took I
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I burning a -ad the water in the kettle was an, address on the Scott Act in Cardlio's : His uno milmo , abilities i . �, ing ` the s i �
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I not hot. The cause of his death, of. Hall in this town -on Saturday ev ning. application : - to his studies g4ve a] W a : ' O'Connors, which"ended in a free fight.
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Pourse, must. jast remain a matter bf it is unfortunate that �aturday night prominenice' tids everyth �Dgr in first. c14 running drder gei s, and refused to allow thelm. ta sit; � I
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� occurred in some w&v from the inj dry important centre like SeMorth, �91 it is future , witli th , brightest b � ope is We are i
- . .. . � .. ting who Bat upon a, previous crir Wall testants, Dennis OVonnors. It appears I I �
ks ago by the almost impossible to get out a 1 large illness C ' me 'ced about t I on;hs� Klawso: i, of this village, (who, we ipen- . I
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- *Which he received tv;o wee I . iry between the Same parties, ,and that after his "'at, and when in charge
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; I earth, in a gravel pit falling in on him, . I ig it to the othet juf tices of the .';onstab* 'Mr. O'Connors was � I
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1 recovered from that injury and on the vented from attending who on any other making, I b d the mo�t di ful! fairly �40ces t u mud �
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