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__. E. BUTTEMCK & COW
Reliable paper patterns for all kinds
LadiWi, Misses, Boy's and ibhildrer
Garments, for Sale -by HorwxAw Bito
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53t'The figare between the parentkesis at
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the advertisement will. be f ound.
Drainage By Law -W. Mcdonnell. (5
Two Farms for Sale -J. McQueen. (5)
Tenders Wanted -J. Aitkens. (5)
Dissolution -Dennie Bros, (6) .
Seed, Whea-t-R. Bell. (5) 1
Fall Goods -Hoffman Bros. (1)
The Great Stallion Race. (1) .
Card of Thauks-F. & P. Scott. (5)
Grain Buying -A. W. Ogilvie & Co.
Servant Girl Wanted -Mrs. Ault. (8)
Lost -R. Sharpen. (5)
Farm for Sale -E. Palmer. (5)
Colb� for Sale -J. Somerville. (5)
Democrat Wheat -Wm. Chapman. (
Wheat for Sale -J. T. Dickson. (4)
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� SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Aug. 29,188
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Aeforin Convention.
A convention of the Reformers
South Huron will be held at Hensal
on Taesdav, the 9th of September, fo
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� prepare an addresa therefor. It is de
sirable, that there Should be a larg
atteridance.of those in sympathy wit
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the 0 4ario, Government, at this con
venitioa, and all who can make it con
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venient to attend should be there
Further particulars will be made know
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A Ruuon is going the rounds of . th
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Canals to the illon. Alex. Mackenzie
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will be sworn in on his return from thE
Northwest. It is not likely there is a
� particle of truth in the report,. for Mr.
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Mackenzie Would assuredly never enter
. the Cabinet so long as Sir John is at the
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I head. There may be some reason not
at present known. for putting such a re-
- port in circulation, but it is certainly
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altogether outside of the truth. .
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IT is a f a3t worthy of note that in no
place where the Scott Aef has. been in
force, has it been repealed. Attempts
have been made to repeal it in several
counties, bat without Success. -he last
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was, that of Westmoreland, N. B., where
the rapead, vote taken the other -day' was
in a minority of 73. The act was sub.
mitted to the people there in . 1879,when
the total vote polled was 1,092 for, and
299 a-ainst. The vote for repeal. was
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to, retain the la,w is greater than the
combined vote for and against it in
1879. The opinion prevails- that the
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vote to be taken in Halton, on the 9th
of September, will have 'a sirilax
result.
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elected hy acclamation for' West Ontario.
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Concerning his election the, Globe re-
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Marks . The presence OIL Mi-. Edgar in
the House during.the remainder -of the
exiati:na Parliahient will be a great help
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i as every member knows, that he does
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mentariari, an able speaker, and a great
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whierh will render him a most valuable
assistant, ,in the -work of organizing for
-the coming general election. The electors
of West,Qatario have pat the country
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under &-great obligation in placing the
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constituency at the service of tb e Liberal
leader at.this crisis at oar history..
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VARzxF,ss, the constituency represent-
.. ed in the Manitoba, Legislature by At-
torney General Miller, was composed
raostly of 11 the disputed territory," and
i3ince the boundary award decision of
the Privy Council, Miller is placed in
an awkward predicement, having,'it is
"d, but a single voter in- that part of
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his, constituency lying in Manitoba pro.
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per. The last number of Grip repre-
Bents him as huntin 'a &round with a
couple of lanterns, while he inquires of
Norquay, who ,stands near by 11 Have
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you seen the constitnericy I repr�esent.
It used to be around here somewhere."
Just on this subject a late issue of the
Winnipeg Free Press has the following :
11. Attorney- General Miller's constitu. -
ency is now a portable one, and all he
has to- do is to charter a special train to
carry it Out from Winnipeg to some
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Vacant Spot on the prairie, where the,
electors can vote as early and 'as often
as: they choose."
It Is quite evident that Miller's con-
Btitnency is nowhere to be found, but
Norquay will likely be equal 'to the
emergency, hind will provide one some.
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THE full te-xt of Her Majosty's order-
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has jinel been published, and is virtually
as, has been previ ' ously announced by
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ing paragraphs of the decision : -I I That
without expressing an opinion as
to the sufficiency or otherwise of con-
current legislation of the Trovinces of
Ontario, and Memitobs, and of the Do.
rainion of Canada (if such legislation
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should take place), their Lorships think
Kdesirable and most expedient that
Su Imperial Act of Parliament ohould
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S be paned to make this de4 daion binding � c?nv9rted'in. o6nnedtior wi th the �6r- mud, most people think that a�;. w mot,
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of and effectual." ,, Her Mijesty ha,Ving � vices of tl L'e Methodist c aur 3h, the ina- suc1n instituticus a;rOtInd town wou.11
- ority were led to Chri it tbrongh iothe be. a welcome grievance to:' the con�
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s taken the said report into 3'onsideraO natrumer ' 't ht of the Lcr s Arl� Y, mu ity. � ; I I
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� � ttaeln��vvorking in this townifor -: A young laly in 0 inton ��� ame veo
8*, was pl6aaea by. and ' with her Privy ho havJ. eL - : . I
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Council to approve the 11 ast; � I nea cornmitti 3g' a blunder ' he Oth(1,
reof�and to, order everal w6eks P . 11
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3. as it is hereby ordered that the same be , `1
. . f . �and was recently sent ,o tbe peniten. hfej -Wishing to take somel medici�
punctually observed, obayod and carkiel - - 71l1 birth!ito a 6 b boy IirL goa� at she:went ihto a dark closet and broug �
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t,r into execution. Whereof the Governor- 4oderibh the (4her day, . Owing- to,� no out! what �Bbe %ought was 6he propiq
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General of. the Dominion,t4e Lieutenan t bfixmariyexistirig�, in ihe mutity, the bot�le, ano�.begaii to p ' ur out� the qua
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0 � of Ontatu woman wits 3, gaO I
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) Governor of the Provin �f ment anc lur I ts being peouliar,
and the Lieuten&a-t-Gov rnor of the I
' � . -The tOWnilrip Of Stanley came very tl:ia bottle, finding that she- I Id in hid,
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Province, of Manitoba, a d all other ear loi its esteemed deFuty-re6ve, - hand a poison that Would In' ve killell
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week. !He her almost irstantly. Thel. MiSta
persons whom it may concern, are to 11r. A. Mo. Campbell ast I
pas laid up b�", -a very evece attack of arose through the two bo't es bein!
take notice .and g.ovbrn them.9elves ac. - I
: . monichitis, an,d was t ion b t at !one id tical in size. Her scape , as a cloo
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cordingly." : lime to bE beybnd recovibry. His m e ; ! I
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ILLNELL OF PRWOR ss AuqusTIO.-Prtl] - One r� I In :)us sh't a Slight SUDst,roko� the other day, while _�
Victoria, wife ow belo: D,gi ' . to Mr. Ro 1. Fitz
Auguste of Pri�c a . z ght' ocently iom 11
cesS, , .� 6 In. w(')rk on the farm of Jchn Litt say H
. h 1,G 1 a none, of (. lint 3, who w,Ee 2� �PLged n xt w"- engaged In ul6tigbing, nd ielt I
William, -the eldest Son 'of t ' e erlman � I �
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day oxtra'ting the mis The ani fainitness corn.' ore he ell t tbi
5) Crown Prince, has been suldieniy taken I I gr � I I ) twis,qed aboal
ill -with scarlatins, Her condition IS . I aal will no t likf dy be per � , le atly iDj Ur- ound ; the lit es we E
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erious, and' I ( d though bhis hot weatt rmayposalbl his .hands, and mlled e horse arouildi
said to be s her young chi . . Y �
dren, Princes William and e Frederi6k, 13ad to fatal re ults. Cl ntoa sports'liad he i1aanaigea to Legain h is feet' hebard
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have been removed as � precaution letter coiffing themsel�es to Smaller lykilowshow-lbrid unhitched ,the -team
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against their catching the idalady. � - 111ne. 4 1 h- h Somo� of . th,
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LONG 1PiAST.-Kat8 SMal Boy, of Port , -An uniortanate face dent occurred boinSehold Seein OF the b6y'f all, pame an
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4. Plain, New York, is still alive. Her to Mr. Jaries 119terman who as work- cakOdd him- to the house, andl, IaB he Wa
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condition is unchanged. his is now ing on th I - I M Intosh c. lurch building, 111100118clous, reEtorativies were' applied
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�the 167th day of her fa,Bt. ! north 6f G orriq, on Thai ids af tern( on He is now noue the w - rse for i his mis
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BniTisH WHEAT TRpE.-Returns I last weEk, by which a hal e . I �i I
)f show the average yieia of gra� id in E ing. ribsbrokeii. fle-waswleelinlyma ' Tb e Goderi ch Sign E61 Says, 1: A part
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1, land per acre is: Wheat, 33 bushels; ell he lost aiS Alance n of I
barley, 33; oats, 29; bears, 26; i4s,s f 11 on*& p st 8 veral fe 3t 3elow. He ed Up Dorth stre at in fr ' .ut of �he -rieglis�
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25, The rates for wheat are. dedli , � v�ill be laid up for some bima. � try offidle. Thev were,;, in ch4rge! of i
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Finest red commands 34 to 36 shi*j i t hi
11 and white 38 shilliDgs r 0 3 fa'i m of the lat,� Jo iii Shiple fines of
. per quarter. I . I y, Ines t� light nititton. chop whiskers
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e this country and they *ill proba,�iy : b,u't it w -As only by tbe!gre),test exer. ters T 'quoth ()Do of, � the f lir ones,
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decline. still more. �� t: ons'th'at i was prevent d - i m burn'- " 0 �, that's the, registry o ce, rep lec
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. CANADIANS FoREGYPT. 'Lord WolBe. i g everyth ng pp. 16cii,ught Some dry tlies��.phposophqfi, and .1 guide� ,ol An C-
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ley has requested the Marquis of ]Lan: - � and C pickly spread thi eateni I to do they /do there,?" pe , i8ted th(
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- 0 considelable damage, ut wisfortun- fair 1 q tioner, -- Why, d U't � YOE
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downe to ask for 600 Canadian ra,f1tsm6n I..
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and voyageurs to volunteer for �. service 1 a I d before it ad � one spy kno* ? Thy th y register t e-f1e,
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in Egypt, the men to be assigned t"he 1 More barU' than to burn �s,ever il fences. the -4-0h, that's here they re .isfei tho
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Special duty of leading the expedition 1' -A shicx� time ago, v 1E �eeditlg a � the biii hs, deaths 'nd Iman'
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Tup the Nile for the relief of General thresher on the - Rams], rd f irm, Mr. riagdE-"� And the lady tha iked ;: hirti
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Gordon, A limited nnmber�of India S I Andrew M,,Gregor' bad V e rr isfortutie for In !
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3 may also be included in the confin 3�t. 36 have tb.E� fingers of his,riglit'hand cut she ad been bo-, -n a man, so! that, shei
There is no doubt whstever that - t I he with ttie band-cutte 's k4ife. To save wo ything, and not have to
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request of Lord Wolseley willmeet with the fluger:s if posBib e, th,�y WEre k 4 lestions. : � I
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a prompt response.- . . - � ,� a ), but mortificatioa s t ill with t e - be Goderi(h Star thus )mments
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DEAj).-Lord. Ode Russell., 13ritiah hitle fingiEr" and Mr. T cGrr3gor was d'a art of the dinle sho I
Ambassador at Berlin, is'dead. i I obliged to have his-Tinjer amputat3d Which recently v iBited Seafort TherE
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A�k IALNAviGATION.-Captain Ren c'Dse to the and. - . I is a Jeeling of deep relief. Wes
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the inventor of navigable balloons, -Mr. V. � Rogers, 0 1 Binesels, has Street at the departure yesterd rnorn-1
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claims that the problem of aerial navi' purchased the xxi$ohin �ry. of Runci- iDg Of the 11 dime museum " sh w bic
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tion is,' completely solved. It is now man Bros., of Goderich, , r the manu. has- beld forth for several as I I th I
only a 4ttestion-of time and money. He hictu're of d airy salt. Hil' will erect a stord,. for tnerly occupied b Jame I
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)w buil 1 a at his salt ' s for that Vivii�ii.' Every one in the i eigl�bor
says a balloon postal system is as eaSy 114 b or . .
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as the railroad System, and he could plirp6se. I 'Some. six or loij � additional hood, !elt 'they could overlook 4ie fraud -
construct a balloon to carry a hundred hands will be employed, in this n w uleUt character of, the attracl �on% but'
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Soldiers. . I - bianch 4 t 4ade. , the ,,music (!)---never i One ljhousand�
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Gn"UPM Rumapt.'_Great .ex,citemeIl, ' I annual exhlibition of. e . W u be me ody compared with]
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was caused in London on Tdesday by' s T:)wn,,bip (I Ha Fall Shov -will t e the 61 dle 8 gasping and aroanib of the
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rumor th4t gained currency that the place iri Zu�icb on tbe.lRh and 19bh of Orchestral machine. The owner of the
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Queen was dead. Investigation, how. S . . . . . .. ne:Kt. The dt'reclors of' the �ui�dipg_ 1 a Mr. George Achesonj but
ever, showed that the report was a cruel Brand h,A a made everyi ex rtidn this even his ' 0 1
, ,1 � , ImanygeNA qualities w�ill hard-
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a,nd senseless hoax. I . . year to ma e this one of Itlic i 0 0
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ecounty, and if we are 0 the Vves� Enders should the I !likq! torj,
MAUD S. -Robert Bonner has engaged F irs in 0 . I i
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Bair to take Maud S. to Hartford and judge from the large prize li3t whi h turg o -,cqr again. ' I 11 �
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speed her to beat her record. Aftershe they have already issued, their exertions --Lilmlothy Fitzaker'ly,an 41d lresl'_
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has been trained three or four weeks an' I will- be well rewarded. I : der t cf G ey, died suddenly at pis resi-
exhibitio-n will be- given free. Bormer -The ar �a,de Skating r ... ink ... t Goda- der ce o# the 9th conceBsion', oil th� 6th I
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is negotiating for the purchas( Y_ ri In, was� totally destroiled by 11re 6n iDst. lie had go:ie to bed on t1ae e1ven,J
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., orinnat(i the ac,:i QV611g in a hi , but Ellow h m a long rlapl� What,
&� ,�Y, 1'y tiwind w ' bl wii her!su�rprise ongoing to hi becside
Bush, fires re raging in.th.evicini, , avora. e di�ec ,on, other*ise a serious I �
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of DaShwood. I cliftagra ian w6uld have ccurred. The about I ' chick to find the ol gehtle.,�:
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-No less than 0 lot's are adverti86d - e 4idencot I Mr. Chris. Ci abb, , ook fire, r13 a] 1 , �lbepin� the sleep that �nows 1
to be Bold for taxes in Goderich. � . - . . ;
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Brussels list this year. ; . ibip young ,ad'y who Wa re as no evide
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-A very SUC06BSf al flower show w�g ).rried to i 6 Clinton you g ir ai .10 - con 1,ortion of the body. The old gentle -i
hold in the Clinton skating -rink l0f I' all I . �
week. . il d tb6 lattyr to secure and furnish Ja mail had , uietly lept his life a vaylaud
1 �, licuse an arrange for bhe inarria4e, like a Diect of, machitlery long in �! use
-Mr. Wm. Darling, of the 3rd con. - - had suddenly stopped. ' The t ece-413ed'
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cession of Stephen, reporta a yield �f 76nt to Dakota. Men so ett es pl�y , was Very smart on his feet for 4 peir8on'
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sixty bu-s'hels of wheat per acre. i I 6h ri--k:, and it is but air hat tl� , e ove 8'. years of age. .! :
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farm of 100 acres on the 2nd concession' ecially 4u hig the plivileg3d leap .
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of Stephen, to Mr. Samuel Sanders for, ear. ; � i I I I I
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Exeter, has leased the -Exeter hotel, ati Imiller, of .�, �, ore, and fc r a time the I ftoiontinueo� from last week.) I ;
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the station, and will, take possession' rriage an wagon shops )wr ed by Mr. Ill a I
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I -Kessrs. John Hess, Henry Weseloh danger, but owing I to the I ,stron lions ef- sea ch of oibulistlo provender. I then
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and John Honher, of Zurich, pulled a d' Its put for h by the nurldrous willing expres. ed. Ithe of inion that ve -y little
bound one acre of flax in 8 hours c' �
d w(rikers, the flames were �ubdued, and liqubr, was l'being E old in Milton, and to -
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50 minutes. This is pretty fast . wor . I at might have - been a ,lisapt mus fire day comes', Sudden and strikinq proof,
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-In a fray between Wm. Beard am'd I ei ulted in only 'a slight loss 'for Mr. not )bl y that that belief was well found-
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nesday morning of Ittst week, Bear � i .-Heith, McLean, of Gode-ich, who .Mer,t WaB sure an I swifL ToA�,.v it is
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broke Wilson's leg with a stone. t� ok 2nd prize in the five- mile cham- said t: at Ithe cointy town of Ralton
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-�Rev. W. AP[cDonagh, formerly pf- - '(nship race- at the SeOor-lh bicycle mot: rAE tb absen.-e of twol of h1er most
Clinton, is stumping Litmbton in behalf t urnament, met with ain,accdant- last prot ii I nt citizen i. I ; .
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of the Scott Act. - He Jis a terror on ek; He wasi riding, oil hii bicycle I I
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religious. Ssina under a spreading troE. At the Poli 6 Magistrat� ''of Milton, 'against
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-Mr. James Agnew bag - lat4 same -time his wheel struck. a Rtone,and Dav d. . Dei or, hotel keeper, charging
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brought the norbla store -in the Leech losincr his biflance, the rk'�'er -N s flung him In infractical. of the isedtt Act.
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block in Gorrie, and is fitting it up pre- viclently forward. As a iestilt of the The case -was trie(
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para,fory to moving his boot and shoo he�der one Kelith's arms WME broken was convi .
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business into it. !* the wrist, afid he may be 11 -,ountea offencehe assent6nee
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Zurich school, intends' giving up his'! of -the aeaso � 'f ,: t I
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charge shortly for the purpose of Study.! i �
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Ing medicine. Mr.-Trank Crassweller" R. Warwick of � the 2o � . I I
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will be his successor. . 1 14C Tris -1 ving;to jum,j) I vex � L piAot Wal aco b5 Dame. was also indicted for
--A meeting was held at the Huron gate, impaleh her'self ther . of the. a me oi fence. The trial was post-
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hotel, Goderich, last, week, to consider the pickets enotrated ,hior ii e just onnod unti Fri ' In his third
the feasibility of P I day, it bef g I
Securing additional'! poEiterior-to th i, ail . a pot.. offence ab o. Wallace has n 't been
r , � 4= fully two feet Seen since ast night, and it is 8 PPOSed I
railway f acilities fo ' the- town of Gode.' tion of the ! )erit .
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rich. . I . long protrud 3d. !The servilces of Mr. J. that h'B ha i reach ed Uncle Sam's do- 1
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-Mr. W. J. Batchford has sold his:' Wilson, voter inar � � surgeon of W ngbam, main in sb fety'. rollibition s, ems to I
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farm in Turnberry -to Mr. Andersoli,�� were Secured, and the We ted por- work 'a his case mdo. � ?
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late of Scotland, for the handsome sun4'- tion had to -be 1, . Y 1
A rrarit'was asued t6 -da 'for the
of $7,000. This was formerly the pro_�, skilful treatment contrf iry to, every nsion of Robert ,Benilett, of
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perty'of the late James Johnston. . " , one's ex ectation., thp matO IL com- G I Own, w v�cted of
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=H. W. C. Meyer, Esq., Mayor Oft pletely recoNereol. ' . . � .9
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Wingham, has presented a beautifql, -Thomas Campbell of ord'vich, re�- has] oe a Sentence I to two monAs, im-
silver modal to, the Wingbara Quoijb! ceived 'the sad '� :1
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Club to become the propert of th' brcther, � killed A ev, days ag6.-Inspector Black went ,
Y 0 RicliarO Campbell, wat ,
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part; winning it -twice in three yearg, by. 4 stroke c f lightning in Kabil oba, on to Search the pre ises of John Bennett, I
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one match to be played each year. : the first day- of August. I � -resisted thosearch, �
-On Sund6y afternoon of last week it dead Some tirne.*�! -When ftand 'his hat but the I SPOCtor completed Jt and '
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most terrific raia'and wind storm1passed was torn o I iecep but he as ... ot dis,- -found ,no lioluor. lie has 1:164 swprn out I
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east, taking for its course a narro . figured. , e wad, residing a,bo:it thirty an ir fol mation ag Unst Bennett !,for re- �
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strip just �9, mile -and a half south o miles Son -h A 113randou, N�P,s about 25 sistitig'the Search, and he_'1w:as 0'rreRted �
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-The aged men of Hallett 'can hold' He was d'i i g a cow at I I he time of
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their own. in the h ax vest field- et;�,Mr�� the a6cid6ut. The c -3w waij not injured. so I e tin .ago hief ,
Robt. Robertson, who is oveJ I - . � Constable Brad-
sev,ent' -The ir gham' board c f ti so Is held' leyl on, hs Dpen6d
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years of age, shocked between 12 and I its first egilar meetin In onday quite incidE IIt&llY 'O be in attend inoe at -
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acres of heavy fall wheat in,one �da;. evening last week. wit �: a ember- an a ti -,Soo 'It Act � neeting in the !county
this harvest. . 1. ship of ov r 40, The me0ing was very of B uc Is. V thile tl iero he, ma,de � couple
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-It is said that Mr., E. Kin Doadsl � ent �usias ic. The folloN i i I
9 � F ng officers of Bments regarding the working of
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p r � were ele�qted for the crirrent year: th 0 t ,3t.in tie county of "10alton.
er,- will bold a meeting in Wingba ; Pri sidont, B. Wilson, agent .B),nk of H re ST so e of Iis statements!-
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shortly. He is a very flu � Ha, ilton ; Vice -Pr sideft, D. Me a 0 ..
ent speake � . I . 8 I . the c 1 tt ot a success in alton ?
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and a large crowd of the friends Q ' Innes ;! , r aadi merchant;� Secretary, Decidedly not. �
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both Bides will gather to hear him. �1 Jamies r in I . 1. . . .
rn . C i e,'hardwarE! Ir el chant ; ' � asicrime increased thera si ceAhe I
-1he Clinton -New Era lunderstands' 1 Council, Mes3rs. Clegg, Aad ng Gor� I
that an action against Mr. W. M . .1 11 ' 0 ,1, ac� c Line into force ? � :
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orrison I 'don, Olir, Elliott, Scott-, �es ic, Gre- it � Take tl is .official rec rolo as
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of Hallett, has been taken for breach of , gory, Mils, Williarne, A11deison and sh1w ialllliB; ��u will -
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Promise of marriage and Seduction, iy Noblymoat. i 1n4 I �at we have ad more donamittals 1
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the case of the girl Anhie Wright, �vho --The Go rich Star Bayfi: A few of for�ldjupkennessjduringfw ' I under 'i
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was taken to Goderioh a couple of w eleki , he Wes III residents I3 Oar t as -big the a -� than we had for four ye4rs pre- 1
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Imes where liquor could be obtained, tiers into partnership with evi-� will ulti- The number in our penitentiary h # I *_ * - become W4re h
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n er e (0) ooks Act. � mately gc 6 the worst of it eivery itime. steadily debreaied and w h ve 4W :1 I
lostl i, nifold are thy W_
Are the fines for illegal selling suf-' G6d pitythe poor shrunken-so�pl that saloon-kee�.ers. i saw one of A _1 - zas ,
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ficielit to meet the expenses of the pro -1 imagines any good can come' out� of a day. He I keeps a little gin to. ,;, - 'bast
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E eoution ? , grpgshop Our worst bondage' is our Hamilton. � He is one Of the Iner, V i i : I �
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applydo the County Council for a grant- t4at is in prison sober is more free than prohibit. Now let me tell you . 110t -If � i oreeping innume 14
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1300 behind. . They a that the closing doWn of tion that w. on't have in their rnids,� Any. _;� A 0 i �
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omehow, every Opp of the above these den of iniquity will dostro� the body that sells liquor. � .� I :. qw�elliri 7,
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ateiments were crusiingly answered market for barley. Got any' boys you It woul&be manifestly unfair ' I _.- I 1 Immel Y%8 r
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-dw' I I w�nt to trade for a market for barley that prohibition is a f . ail - 01�q .. A_ 11, wether. The- lis in
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Regarding No. 2, a,constable rose�k,atl boys I'll stand by the boy," and Idon't of t I t6111 You I of ten worldet 1 `J ' �
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the meeting this morning, I forget bis you doubt for an instant that I 113tood at your p�al ience, and wonder th�t yo 1 , -` � . �
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6 at he had not made a single arrest i fatmer. � � village of our State did I , eternity vast, � fat
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C:)r drun.kenness sin nto: Now, continued the ex -governor, let there and set up & dram shop I _� , is � W�,,4
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ce the act came i : I � - I TwstV � � ' the east is fr,)in th
F)rce, while before he had made dozenS: 111340011 at this barley question? There women got together and called jn.fon, �� : ` i as I
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3nd hundreds. An examination of the: aro just 1,300,000 bushels of baxle�.. used Strong men armed with good reva I !Vfrl, f � 4 -h ca 19-
),Ifficial record showed that the commit-' in this cc utry in the manufaot�re of The men!84id, "'We will not se . .. � is ]1e hat I , st i 11 ri
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,,Ms to the county jail dUriDg the -past! liquor. That is a peck for I' eacli in- insulted. , These women Smashed, the � ' '.
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'�ur years demonstrated quite th I di�idual. Is-thatpeck of barley going bottles, s ov . I - . *,,o us concernijnL.� 'Him
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i to ruin this young and rising � cou*try ? decanters, �ore down the bar, ail i L I The voyage .
!arse of what had been stated by Brad- � � & . , t . �
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!' Nos. 3 and14 were answerell'by Brad- I ba tam c icherl s, and paid $4 for tt :em, God to bk.-SIS their work. TbatIn4ah, , � �
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iless in the Wallace case to -day, and I a boy for a peck of barley. But it� will Suppos,13 the Scott Act be repealA 1� :"
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1 r bad any other, to his knowledge, cal� fill 'E� I . Show We I - '71- - r, bowever,'that
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No. 5 was disposed of by one of the, respect. 4t the distillery the po�tion the ballot'. The whisky ring can tlimw I dan$`ers
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eves of the Halton 'County Council, of the grai a that gives the brain I and $100,000 itito this contest, and it de. ,. 7' 1: 11*i
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ade to the Council, or that any money give to thE Mon. I believe the man Suppose the whisky ring was hbid 'i lipit inan"i3 Nrigiliu �
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as granted. - Others corroborated- this should be iven a chance alongsidE the a meeting on the other Side of tb6 road, I .3 . ties have too of . _-,
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;The Scott Act may not be all that its trouble is you have been lo�gisl�ting wivos,nor'the children,nor them' " #. ence, anillwift,
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r�iends claim it to be, but it is not �vhat I in favor of the bog and -againsti the 4 or the choir to sing gospel songs. Th � ,remain Mr. Edit;or, y,
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JTo-day*opened bright, hot "and clear. ' They sa � you cannot prohib�t ex�ti e- kneel down and ask God to ble$8 the � St. Thomas' G,hur,c
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I actical questions were discussed by . respec I To secure this', wh
i actical men. I; if 11 could find stronger expressionS han table; man, you would see ten � , 1 ()riejit, a vast �Xpe
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Aine, bbt�w th us the woods are fuill of with, and dare you, point him to tht,t on .
L ej iron gray hair, and long, drooping i �t I , 1� these things arematil
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i ate for the presidency of the United I � day,:s in the saloon to catch the liq�uoxJ` how littl �, of the hum -an. There are .- � a Chazig Pf . 7
tates. . j vote, and o: 2e hour in the ch-urc)i to wi:veB right here who never touche'a a . � of Eastern landil ia 01
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e was greeted with rousing cheers; 11 stand. at th a door and shake hands ivith drop of liq nor in their lives, and h" it , , r it$ age �five Y�ear$), iB,
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to people evidently liked his looks from 1 thel I I tusks. Its color il�
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rpt, being very hoarse from hard work � I . I passiondd 9. peal to the electorate to . abode o.X
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A almost wearied out fro - I' Now look, f or a moment at the linen poll such s,, e for prohibition on 80P. . ,as such is venerat;
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m"OBB Of ,hwho yell th' pro I 1 ion is a failure. tember 90tl a would forever settle. the � . It is est J
Ei-ep, but as he went on he warmed to �: Lit le bits f pea -headed dudes, thit if question. F ar as Halton was concern. . *
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warm-hearted, more I �ploo:ie like dynamite. I long co itinned applause, a -ad ,at he , � were, capturea durini
i passioned, more," � tionce hearh a I by . ' ' �
�'littl,6 follow in Boston ing how ' ro- retired e 4usted to his seat he was i � sna fift7 two Y
Mroughly head yver ears in the: work. !1 . � y4 eaXf
13 means . itibitioll. W s a failure in Kansasi. I accorded ,a� perfect ovation. There 18 . .: - these holy sym�ols (
business from the start in 1, I -
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L 8 prohibition quefition; one look at his i 1 ... 1:. Ems 'kept in ,
de tells ,�-on that. i I 14!cOu d not tell the boundaries of I the storm. I � J mandalay, Bia�'gko
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L 'OUghout the States. He is working I a St ktlo�� I . I . the Great Forepaugl
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'When ca y' chairman The! per car its tax in Now York is 025, about him. 1 As he lef t the ground I . .
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Aed over the crowd' leisurely, and ibeeq in force for five years, it is only lustily. Ho �started for New York this , . Qd FAII W' -hes -t- per' bw4l
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, a locomotive," �for fourtee Years, it is only �5. O'h ! hetter FvOin Rev. J. Edlnujads. , I .s pe -r. bus, I ... I... I.,
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d he. - Following is � brief sketch of yesp pi bib* ion is a failure. In Xa4sas ley -per buEhel.T.....
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. . We I ve a tel to every 2,800 of lbur A PLEASANT,1URNEY TO THE OLD I=, — rl � :
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Jvement in the Unitea States, which a oOn to ev r 200 of the people. ' Of
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ourse prohibition fails to prohibit. 1 MDuday,A.ugust 11, 188:L � ,
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iididate for the prosid noy in the field, ndier proh� bition we have reduced the DF,AR MR0 I -A month ago I . - ,- .....
,I he had been selecte as the 0andi- umber of E; tl6ons in Kansas from 1, . 00 had no idea, �hat I should so soon be on � : Hides,per 100 lbs.1- ....
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to. They were going to make a o23. I the ocean and Speeding In way to the � W -00E.... � � _ - - .1.,... -
itare fight of it, and as ' a New York I They used to say that we could �not old land, but failing health and the - salt fretail) perbartel.. -
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B6136, mber 1 it: last we have convicte4 'in the docisiom� ; and throu h the kind. . L
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thing, so far as he knew in any law, 4mounting iia'all to eleven and one-lialf I havo been painfully . reminded, hqw . . . . . . . . I Old FAIIWhrat pat bug,
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nor drank. The wL sky sold und ren ' to say that prohibition does not that the j b 'hel.
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[Ink just t�13 BELM6 as he whisky sold I They Said ,too, that prohibition would I was pro ate with sickness, and :1 I Euts Per bushel_ --
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der American law, an the dru uin!the business of the state. -What scarcely lif my head all the way, ana � i I I
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aim I sented itself,1 reminding me that it wu .1 � pplas per bar , . �:
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give A power to Zlist. it I was lia,14 i'a failu e -of the crops. God Al- I left Seaforth on Thursday, MY : ,* - I
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rent parties ; took I (Ai Voice "Never had such g4od with old frilends, Messrs. Sharp., , I . 07-B 7d ; . red
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the question of liquor, The Repub- rop$ in al on before either." . Brigham, of lithe St. James'liotel, VA0 _"; I
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at ; aOod*, Shouted St. John, and I h�pe showed me no little kindness. 101t .
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ir whisky had a tendency to make that God will, measure your s 1 morning I started for Quebec, arHviag . � 11 .
man who drank it . . I I crop i by tll, . � cheei3e, 508 00d. -
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moo a,tio whisky woula surely cause u ation, si nee the passage of the Pro. good ship " ]�Tontr6al." By some 11116. �, . ;in 9 I 4. ,
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ipel you and : � :� t 6 1.00 to $1.25; -�
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wealth prod ceirs, the men -that makle a the stream ald Started ahead at 10,15 .
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he collec tion s of cit IzenR in towns � � ishe ? There were four dis il- tare.. Thevi uebec and its foir-9 :. 85*
counties. What the � i . . z . A33OUT eight bun
it peop n the Itate. E'very one of th m fications, as we steamed down the tiv011, . I , I
iwas their guv'erniident, Given . & �has I i Goods, rw1ging Irboln
has een driven out, The big b ck was a revelation and a wonder to lAe6 . i i cleared at 5c, .# t1le N'
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, corrupt government. I That go�vern- clealu. Ab aby rate, in the hands' of praised, and I need not attempt . I
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anging out f the black awd � gasp .ng -size. The nearest w re within h 4 I i FEEDERIS' : NOTUN
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AtY tim6s 98 much! towardal the � other, state In the globe. We � istso � I ,should haveone.,
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4i,000miles of railway, touohi g nea float Sou,thward until they melt undq I
Bions. , ! , coun n . Tly � - . , � I 1; . 2gency for the �O*Wliu,
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privelege of voting in �the interest of f6r, and all ,ther necessary, public Jn- the captain fearing to proceed beos,40 � i i I
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�ress in society, ind the father! who stitutiono, in&uding a penitentiary, a ad of icebergs. -'Very soon we came withiu .. . I
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