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E. B UTT E R1 C K & C0.9S ! lenient in the matter of , oostE, but
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Mr.
Reliable - paper patterns for all kiuds'61
Ogler said be would have to d amisel
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Ladies% Misses, Boy's and Children's
case in the usual way, with f ail Cos'
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Garments, for sale by HOFFMAx Bitos.,
the petitioner. - He said he
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
practices had been proved to
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ISrThe figure betwe I en the parentkeeis after
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sent of the candidate, nor
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each line, denotes the page of the paper on which
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charges of corrupt practices b
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Victory is Sure. -C. Duncan. (5) .
1 in the ordinary way. Midd
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Hardware -Reid & Wilson. (5)-
servatives havehad bad laci : k of
latel
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Notice to Creditors -S. Malcomson. (5)
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both with their elections and elec -
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Notice-Garrow & Proudloot. (5)
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Teacher Wanted -A '-Foster. (5) 1 -
peti-tions, the Reformers coming -Oub
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Seed Wheat -Wm. Rehill. (8)
with flying colors on all occasions.
Mortgage Sale -S. G. McCaughey. (5)
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Housekeepers' Attention -Mirs.J.Kidd-8
THE MAm, which usually boasts ?f its
Dentist-,yW. J. Fear. (5).
Now Seed Wheat -M. J. McBride. (5)
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wonderful enterprise in Be6uring, Oable
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Estray Cattle -Win. Robb (5)
new s at great expense (clipped fror the
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Farm -for Sale -A. Nichols'on- (5) '
Now York Herald) has not had etter.
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st 4k 63 Jas. F. -Elliott. (5)
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prise enough to publish the deciHio, i in
4& C� (I T. Larrier. (5)
Seed Wheat-Pieroe, Weld &.Co. (5)
the Boundary Award case. Possibly that
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Tenders Wanted -Wm, Elliott. (5) ,
part of the decision ordering that "it
Farm for Sale -Thos. Ching. (5)
must he obeyed " was stroager an
55.00 Reward -A. Wright. (5)
the Mail could stand. Or perhaps the
Groceries -D. Weismiller. (8�
Plows, &c.-Thos.*Mellis. (8)
Mail is afraid that if a correct re o rt of
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Harvest Home Pianic—(8)
the decision were given in its news'
Estra,y Hei-fer—Alex. McLennan. (5)
columns, it would give the lie dire9t to
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EIE,AFOR rH, FRIDAY, Sept. 5, 1884..
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is somethii�g they do not relish-. .rLS
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matter of fact, the decision is one
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the most severe rebukes that p . arty
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The Reform Convention for the South
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Riding of Huron will be held at Hen.
ever received. .
sall next Wednesday, 10th inst., instead
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NewB of the Week.
of on Tuesday, as announced last week.
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DRouGHT 119 INDIA.—Anxiety is
felt .
There should be a fall attendance from
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in some portions of India owing to
the
all parts of the Riding.
continued lack of rain. The crops
are
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withering in some partii. .
HYDRoPHOBIA.—In April last a
lap
will also be held at Brussels, to take
dog bit James Mulvaney,a Chicago
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place on the 6.th inst., commencing at
He was taken ill'with hydropho
()ne o'cloak p. m,. Every supporter'of
week- ago and died on Sunday.
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Mr. Mowat who can s'pare the time
I STANI.Ey Go TO -EGYPT.—It is
ported the Government is about to Eend-1
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should make it a point to be present.
, H. M. Stanley to Egypt on a private
goes to Toronto,
I mission which, however,� is connected
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,whether an. appointed delegate or not,
' "th.'the relief of Khartoum.
some way wi . -
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will be considered. as such, and entitled
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His Lr,ARNiNG DIDN'T SAGE Him.—
R�chard S. Storris, Professor in
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to &badge on presenting himself to the
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Deaf and Dumb asylura at Hartfard,
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proper parties. It. is desired that the
Massachusetts, and a well known litter.
delegates from. Huron will report at the
ateur, shot and killed himsel Eon Satur.
Walker House. Toronto, -not later than
day, while laboring under mental
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lemGnstr&-
11.3a a.m., the da,y of the c
pression.
- ANOTHER FOOL's ER-RANi).—Cyrus
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tion, so as to- arrange for their appear-
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I Field, Jr., and a member of the
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. ainee in a body. Let the friends of Mr.
I York Yacht Club,deny that,khey in �
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end
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Mowat turn out and give him such a
to fit out an Arctic exped,ition.
i says that the project hag Dot been fally
reception as will show that he TaSS
discussed, but he -expects an e xpedition
n, pletee deep in the affections of the.
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will start- in about a year hence. . I
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DRINK'AND INSANITY IN SWIT�tRLAN
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Statistics show that the consumpti.0in
The Mqwat R,eception.
of Alcohol is greater per head .in S:wit.
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zerland than in. any conntry in Eampe.
The Toronto News says --There is
Brandy drinking especially, is increas-
little doubt that the celebration in lion-
ing, as well as mental disease
a� d
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or of Premier MowELt will be the lm�geSt
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misery.
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and moat enthusiastic demonstration
A THouGHTLEss ACT.—While
James Novail, of Baltimore, was si
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ever held in this city in honor bf a pub-
at a -window Sunday evening,some inis-
lic man. From all, parts of the province
ohieVous boys threw a dead cat in
her
come reports of the organization of local
lap. The lady was so badly soared
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Ref9rimers, with the object of partici-
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she was thrown into convulsions,
gave premature birth to child
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slid'
pating in the welcome to be extended
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to tle man who has so bravely fought
I SKELETONS IN A WELL.—A ghastly
dig.
th lattle Of provincial right
t� ts. -Rarely
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covery has just been made near Ferm�y,
'b,-�,ing
has tha appropriateness of a celebration
county Cork, three skeletons
found in a well which supplied all
the
of the kind been so generally and spon-
drinking water for a large farmhouse.
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taneously recognized as in this case. As
, The skeletons are believed to be those
210011, as the proposal . was made every. up-
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Of persons who have b . een missing
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for
holder of the rights of Ontario at once
seven years. , - ; ,
DEPRECIATION OF LAIND.—Throug
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realized the fitineSB of the suggestion,
Entope, and especially in England,
fil2e
and prepared to do his part to make it
estates are offered for sale, bat obbain
a. success, It is !lot a tribute to a man
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no purchasers. Land appears to
be
merely, It is. the triumph of a principle.
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becoming � drug in the market.
. the Lincolnshire estate the highest
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bid
which calls. forth the enthusiasm of the
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Province. Mr. Mowat has done well—
ago the owner of it refused to cons.der
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be deserves, Credit for his constancy and
an offer -of �300,000 for the same
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tenacity of purpose—but if he had not
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NOT YET DECLARED - WAR.—The
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had a principle to sustain, if his exer-
p6rt that China had formally declared
tiona had been merely pat forth to gain
war against France is untrue.
Mr.
% pitiful party triumph, the . v . ictory
FerryJiss gone to St. Die for a holiday,
would not have been worthy of any such
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which implies that further imme
complications with China are not lihely.
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commemoration. The reception should
Admiral Courbe� has left Matson,
and
be both a tribute .to -the courage and
is believed to have gone to Hain,an.
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: persiatency by which the rights of On-
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Five hundred French troops have
been
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ordered from Cochin China to Kehing.
INFAMOUS V11,LAINY.—Mo'riday
two
a warning.to Sir John Macdonald that
little girls of John McGothlin, lag
the -spirit of the people of this province
Springs, Missouri, aged 7 and 9,. were
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is aroused, and will tolerate no more in-
overtaken in the woods by -unknown
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parties,and -outraged. The, villains then
solent aggression on his par"t.
disembowelled the elde'st child, I rid
af terwards shot her in the head ' he
THE Toronto News published a. can-,
throat�of the youngest was- cut. he
ard on. Mondav to the effect that the
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Whole country is. aroused. The is-
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Canada Pacific railway had -secured a
creants will be lynched if caught, I
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they should -be.
con-troling interest., in the Globe,
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PLUCKY RESISTANCE.----�Monday right
purchasing the stock held by
two men called at the house of Tho
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Mr. Nelson, of Edinburgh, brother-
Rabbit, a rich farmer living About
two
in4aw of the I -ate George Brown,
miles from Dexter, Michigam.
strangers, who were young fellows,
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st 40 cents on the dollar. When
sented a revolver to Rabbit's head
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it ia borne in mind that the stock cost
demanded big money. . Rabbit was
rue
Mr. Nelson dollar for dollar it is hardly
' . grit, however, And fought de�spera
ely.
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He was shot in the leg, brea'st and w:
-ist,
reasonable to, suppose he would sell to
but despite these wounds he BucceE
ded
parties having so muG-h interest in con-
in driving the rasca�lei away. Rabbit
trolling theGlobe's editorial opinion as
w , ill recover, and the robbers are still
at
the Canada Pacific Railway, at f arty
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THE CHOLERA OUTBREAK. —
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cents. The Globe,of N-Vednesday,denies
cholera is still raging. at Carnales,
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Riince. A telegram from Rome Bqys:,
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rumor.
There were 150 new cases of cholera
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and 45 deaths in Italy during -the ast
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THE election in Lennox on Friday
24bours. A report from Naples says:
Forty-two cases of cholera were repDrt-
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last, for the Local House, resulted in-
ed he're ye - sterday, half of which proved
the return of Mr. Hawley, the Liberal
fatal, and twenty fresh cases. A P, nic
candidate, by a majority of 43. � This
prevails And disturbances among the -
doea not look like a large majority, but
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populace are frequent. The disE age
has appeared at Madrid, and a doctor
. when it is remembered - that the late
of London has certified that a boiler
Mr., RoeL (Conservative) carried the con.
maker died recently at Mill Wall om
Btitueney by 1730f a majority, it shows
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a decided victor for the Reform party.
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FOREIGN Cuop RETURNS.—Through.
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out Europe the wheat i crop is excellent
The constituency has been 96 very un-
and India hag' a large exportable sur.
certaia one f I or years, but has generally
plus. The English crop is ten above a
been regarded as Conservative in its
hundred average ; that of, Ireland , Nill
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Leallinga, and the carrying ,of the seat by
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be reaped from a largely decreased
acreage. The prices- are lowest within
the, Reform party, in this election, is
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the century, so that- the English far.
regarded, is az significsilt victory for the
mers are despondent over' their big
Nowat Government.
crop. The French prices have dropppd
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five cents a bushel within a fortni t.�
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TB:F, election petition against the re-
The same tendency exists throng ut
Europe. Wheat; from the fleilde; of
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turn of Mr.. D. i. Ca,meron, M. P., for
Northern Ru9sis is.offered on the Bi tic �
West Middlesex,, came up for . triad at
at 92 cents" a bushel. The European I
Londoa, on Tuesda,y,and was decided in
crops of hay, and xye are very short.
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the respondent. Counsel for
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Hops are a little below the average. Of
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maize an enormous yield. is reported, �
t&e Petitioner naked that the judge be
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Ad bric i and mason work;i ... oward'4, forme d the marriage ouetemo0y.
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Pyer the carpentering, a d i;i. Arlu-'. firing of volley after vol�ey by thouk
Otiong id the graining. &ch one'llas, tinds of soldiers and �Binuers, an,
40110 hi t , 119 . Arm ti ong: wavirg of handkerchiefs'was enoug
deserve 3 spec &I mefit ion -for the ;Ling to' unnerve the stron;�st, but . no:
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-lie hastaken ngraini'ag �! so the happy bride. Aft�r the bride
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f,empor try im ys: Mr,. ROM;- Holmes, of thous%nds at. the marria,wifeast. ' B
the New Era utilixes. his ":wheel " in thought he might serve ( -od[ better b
t I he furtherance of morality. He rode marriage, jbut� the salva doti of soul
om Clinton on San ay mornin last, would be his one object I ia life. Mri
Wass not affected by he happy nul
preached an elbquent iscourse in Blyth Wass
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and retarned liome again in the even. tials, addressed the mighl y crowd as �
I , pg. Some p )Ople wo ald lift their eyes she Were addressing si iners on tb
tn--hol V horr 4r a6t the idea of, a person brink of hell for the last.t nie, and nev(
4enoud, 3ing t] ie Sahba ffi by such ad ex- did a, thoughtless love-4eeking crow
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�ibitior, yet i he same individuals w4uld heark more. earnest, loving appeal t
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�epl their co science I perfectly sqene sinners to seek a .Saviotir. After tb
tu� drivi a . isge ceremony aridi reception (
g a horse to d 3ath for their Own marr � ' halle
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&�usement on the . sai no day, I 1 i d6nat ion, the troops were mars
I . _Mr 3. Fan Ron, of E'xisterl widow of. for a monster torchlight p ocession bac
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. orn, to the Richmond street ,barracks, tl
i r late Jas. Fanson, , vas thrown f .
a e uggy while. retarnir g from berry pick- entire population on th4 route beilo
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i n u one day lastwEeko and sustained -aither on the street or lo king throng
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10 0 Severe truises. . thewindowg. As many as could crow�
� —Th3 17th annual convention of 4he ed into the barracks for &a all nigl:
0 I ation 'openeA at prayer meetingi and minis�terp who� wei
nada Medic.al_ Asso 3i I ,
r�. ontreal. on 14onday (if last week. , he - preeent affirm that such A. holiness coi
ollowing medical men from this co uty vention was never seen. 10ne ministe
�, r . t y -six year
attended, viz: Drs. Sloan, Blyth; El- who bas preached for tw�nt i
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�iott, Brucefleld,' Campbell, Seafo�th ; testif6d that although bewas a Chrii
Worthiig�on, Clintou;,McKid L ck- tian minister, instructe�l in tbeolog
ow ; Hutchison, Bruf sels ; a6lol'Ta;111or, and living %blarneless lifb,so muchk
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tdorich. Thethr'eel stnamedge�tle- illatilone of his bearerWcould say
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men were ele ted members of the aB130- word, against his personal �piety, and y(
6iation, and Dr. Worthington was lion- he had never been conferted befor,
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ored with a Heat on tha president's plat- -He wished all the minist �rs in Toroni
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form. Dr. Ca,rbpbell was appointed a who stood outside of the! army, won]
inember of the Dominating committee, atteni a holiness conven�ion, and wi
. God a� he,had thi
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%rid in the � inedical iiection he read a ness �he power of .
paper on " Puerpeial Soptiewnia." nighti, and their oppositio to- the arm
� —Th) Gadt Reform r say,o: On Tues- would cease. The office s held a com
day af to irnoor a very �Roprious accident, oc- ,oil of war oil Tuesday, to devise som
4urr8d tit the Dicks(5n mills, whereby a mear s to outwit or rout the devil.-
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ill-wr ght in the employ of Goldie & Com. - I ) I
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;Ccull ch. named .11ichard Carter, of , � I
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Fordwiii b, in the Conn y of -Huron, aad ! I' That Proble I ,
five ribs broken. I Torkmen are at ' ositor.
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I esent employed put iing in roller hia- - - . � 1X13
oMinery in the mill, a, d at the tiME Of SiR,—That fence problem, as- put.1
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the',a--cident, Mr. Cader was standing your Bubscriber of last week, is an in
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upon a rjirt about twelve feet from �the possi:)ility. The only w in which .
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floor. 'In shifting the girts the posts t.nd 13 can together put u 100 rods an
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were in ved 'too far oul,allOWiDg the one receive $100 is by 'aftch utting up LE
pg to rods. * The problem is 9,!very ancier
-upon wtich Mr. Carte was standi ,
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slip out� He was prea-ipitated to' the one v 'hich some parents, I not knowir
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floor, a I d fel I with considerable f � tea any )otter, have sent t school wit
I . ipon E' icantling, brea i1og three of�, his - child -en to try and -1 catc� " t e teac
tibB on ffie left side rid two on! the er. 'Cho same problem is found i
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right si le. i 1 1 Sang 3ter's algebra, not ho wever, for tb
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says: ( n Wednesday mornipg? per onB bility. �
iving ii i Crabb's- bloch were �stonis ied ANOTEER �'UBSORIBER.
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�o find 5bat during th night daBtai dly . — 1 1 ,
�ittemp i had been In. - ade t fire the Sin,—The following W the anSWE
buildin a. A wooden shed i attacded and ork to the question I sent you lai
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to the rick block at t . e rear of F. A. W*eek : . I
Pridha -, - d the wc uld be iiacena. ary A does 45 rods at 75c per rod, $33 75
'm - . - 13 does 13 rods at $1.26 per r6d, 16 25
bad pla 3ed aqaantiby :)f straw unde - it, I
and fire I the straw.- A boa ... r was t den , �
Total, - 4 50 00
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�laced )eforE the, sti aw t hide the Then B and A change *ork, that ii
flamen atil such time as the shed Liad B takes A's end and worko at A's pric
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fully caaght. Fortun tely the shed did per rod, and A takes B's prid and do(
tiot.catEsuff-ciently, thoxiglionelocard likev� ise, I �R ,
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was ba ly bumed, and -the b 4M w thin 19 does 37 rods at Jt1.25 perrod $4,
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�harre by the flames 3tarted by the tire A does 5 rods at 75C per rod' 3' 75
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bug'. The firB was no mere accident, as T tal, I 1 $50 00
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0, num er of matches vere found at the So you will observe that � does 50 roe
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spot, and the burnt straw could be and receives 650, and B I does 50 ro�
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plearlv observed. It i i a pity that the and receives $50. i
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ellow could h t be ca. ight. - There is a I - SUBSCRIBER.
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lear that someoscoundrel or crank is ap- . — i i
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'ly�ng the mitch of the incendiary,in [" ubscriber " is certai4 in error i
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his town. . i is arit metic. He makosA and B d
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�,�ot er E3 c ho o 1 Hear� I . amount they receive, from his ow
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i I t 550 each ' He gives
Po the I'Nitor of the H% ron Ea�positor. figures, is DO ' i '
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1 DEAR SIR. Inithe ftenld fkOM Bills- error of charging A and ,B the sarr
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s3ls, in last week's issue, of your pa?er, price on both ends of the fence.—EDITC
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I noticed hi:,h enco 'iumsl bestowed EXPO31TOR.1 .
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upon tl e public 'sch I of -that town, 1. I .
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were a i the I s teadhars extominat oil, Letter irom. Ohio. '
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successful in passing respectively, the Po th e Editor of the Huron, Rxpositor.
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.tliird',andBiiud�ecoii�d,(wh�tev'er the
latter means) class e*mirlations' thLey DE iR SIR,—IU July, � last
being only 17 J years o' ,age. I admit, paSSE d from under 'the Britis
Lion that braved Jor ! a thousan
sit, that the foregoing is a b rilliant in. !
years the battle and'the] breeze, int
. tellectu %I record'for a people who spent I
. the dominions of that ,proud bird 4
so IMU04 of their time in devoloring liberty, the American eagt.e, that flat
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their phySiCill powers that they have' his protecting wings�screeohing defiano:
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for cousiderable time held the much of all . possible -enemies. Il am for
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coveted honor.'of being champions at time settled down unde�, the pruudl
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the bat. and tall in our peerless COUIlty. flap&g I folds of the statiq I and stripej
Our pa lie s hool at Exeter, prepared It was soothingly delightful as I passe
six can idate , five of hom passed the along fronwToledo oil the I swif t-winge
seco d lass. Their D. imes are, J. ed to ob4rve oil ever
L 1, O- locomotive bf ispe .
n �' . side fields of golden grain� oscillating i
Callum A; 11. Croley B; A. Gregory,
B ; M. E. G 11, B ; S. E. I Gregory, B ; a breezy Atmosphere. I was duly in
I ' 61otainE)d pore marks
and the sixtil � tiated into the mysteries of commercie
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than re i uirec on- the aggregate fcr.9, traveling atColumbus, Ohio, on Jul
se�condB,bu failed b ten marks in 10th. - I have visited,. in �usiness capi
We subject. Two o these are only O e towns an
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obildre of 1, , two 16, one 17, and the cities, Ohio is a fertile f . rming coui
other 2 years of ago: if Mt. Edi or,
i try, The cultivated land is almost fro:
you learR-of ,nv'schoo , either High or from stone. 0
. . lgotwithBtanding this goo
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Public,41nic, has excelled ours,you
I building stone can be obtamed from tl
will oblige u by publi �hing an acco:intl
i EUMErous quaries along lihe banks (
�f it, yours ectivel . the rivers. - Crops are goo4 this seasoi
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. hay. � to 4 tons, and corr 50 bushel
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Salvation Army Amniversary. fruit 'are abundant. � Harvest is ov(
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. ,Iva ,�, atry, only 3 to 5 ir.ch(
the . Army was celobrate4i in snow . .
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sembled on e site'of the new temple for - the presidental � air - is waxir
on James st t, where the head quar.' warm. In consequeneg of t is there is
ters of the tiny are to be erected. little stagnation in business, but as Boo
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Major and - si Coombs, Mr. G000er- as this political campaign is settled ot
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ham and several DaiDisters,'addresied ener1g3tic recreation � is I anticipate�
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the vast in titude. A table soon From all I cam learn Blaine an
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groaned b6ne th, a� loac-, . of . s presE nt- Logan are likely to win ,the electioi
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I ed by the tro ps and people- After he In the course of my , peregrinations
dedication of the land the so diers at- came to Dayton nearl� two weeks agi
took of refre3hments �n St.� Andre,W's Dayton is a good manufacturing cit,
hall. About five o'cli A in I the af ter- wit % population of 60,000, One of ti
noon the grand march of the! day start- most 3tupenduous monuments of huma
ed from the Richmond street � barracks, indumry exhibited to our eager 0a2
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and proceeded to the pavill n -in' the her.' s the world famed Soldiers' H6m
Horticultural garderis. The rocession e4 (ling 750 acres of land, cultiviate
was over a laile in.lerigth rid eig,ht into i 6 11 Garden of Eden" by 414(
deep, and Wag headed by lion m bands, herde 5 of the aboliBhqd slavery in tL
mounted- guns, gun carriages ind gospel south. This is the l0geStl home in tt
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canno . ns. E&ch street was ,ined with United Sta�es; the s cond is at Mi
multitudeB-of people a3 the procession wank -,e ; the third is a� Hampton Homi
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pa . sBed slong. Flags, banners 'and Virgi: lia ; and the fourth io ,'New Yol
-banneretts might be counted by �he state, TheDayton 9=6 was estal
, hundreds. Business was entirely sbs. liBhed ill 1865, for, disabled volunte(
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pended -along the route. All ha�ds soldiers of the Union Army. TI
from factoriei i and foundries, clerka An d dining hall consists of two' floors, eac
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merchants, h ed the Btreeiis to wit ' E38 seating 1,100 persons. It tequires ov(
;ITId one hundred w6iters to lo" k after tl
the monster parade of the two-year. . 0
Salvation baby. What will he be en wanti of their comrades, and ever,
-he arrives at -maturi*'? The rush and thing is conducted in atic fin
f tie Horticultt ral satisf ictory manner. 1 There is a chai
gardens Wag E omethinE appjal�iDg. I Tdt of Artificial lakes dottOd h re and thlei
only was the ,rest pavilion crowded in with " lands.. They are 'well StOCkE
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both auditorium and'fAlleriea, but ille with all And an eqa'ipmbnt of rov
extensive I too � also held its li ring at y boats are in readineeis, A, well drillE
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of -spectator . This tremendous a. band lentertaino the vWtorls with choio:
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monstration , vas led by -Major and Mrs. 6peratic airs. The Veer'. Park con
Coombs, assisted by Captains W%sB prises bears, monkey 94ligators, tu
And In -1 . . nal I tles, buffaloes, eilks, I �volves,, birds i
man, alvisio, :)fficers. I i
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The impri nr�aeut of Captain Hal � in various kinds, and sevoral wild-aninial
London end d here, r'omance-like, in this is quite an attr&0,ion. I The beaul
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marriage, And -seldom, if ev9r, was so of tho garden is in ilbable. Su
great a ,wedd: ug held or did a greater motii4ted by Cliffs, UrBrsacc s and lake
s df, joy gr6et. a happ er - con le casoa ,es and murn6uri g fountain
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than saluted Captain Was and his bless d with' living ispri0get of pu:
happy bride that niFbt. 11he Major watei ,and enlivened by the music
asked the Anny questims of the bride birds which give to it ain- air of fai
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And groom, w A Rev. IM i. Bo ville per. land. SwauS drift idly',. by on tl
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.__ essrs. Brigham & Elliotti of Hul
16tt, 1 ave bought the fifty itcre fart
Owned by Mr. Michael kelllwilo, fc
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I)erljie3 in Wing,4m, advertise I by tb
C'Ounly Treasur i " Sal. E Of and
(Ir 'a his _ �
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11 - - series of revival mee in n at
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beflig held in the Metbodis i cl: u --cl
1?ohdivrich, by Rev. Messrs. Otterwe.
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I k�hd R .a,hood. Qt ite an interest !is: n in
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t ow ns hip, thresl ed on'the farm' o! A i
(1. L. McIntosh, 1,500. boshelh of fa
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Els were 01reshe in 52 ininut(B. I
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1 . in grain the othebday,tb
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IP9 load, faili: g o ' It his I e'a I %11
81ho P*.ers, thus injuring himdrd f -
-Mrs. W. Hamlin, of EXBtel , hE
sold " jer. farm, containing 100- i crei
situat d on the 2ad concessi I of Sti
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hen, for �8,000. Mr. S. -Sanders a tb
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one A y with a 1�iDder; cutt4 9 .
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Let E36n. half-pa4t one o'clock � 1,E ur
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towns lip, bought last fall. a bus] .e I o:
4&rtik's Amber fall wheat, a 4�d E oive
the product tbis season �bei ig 4
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Ishe's and 45 pounds. , .
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of Gorrie, was totally 1613t oye
bi,yfir latelast'SQaturdaynight,tog the
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re originated fr�m sparkK fti,orrilbm'
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f6rward the un�, ortaking, as ,the ma
O�ver which the t afflie now hb, to I JAE
.ii; none of the belt. - I
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Olected �b� tLe Reform Asso,�iati A o:
EmeteIi to attend the demons ratior I
11 onor of the Hon. Oliver Mow t in 9,01
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,��amwell, J. nton, C. Pei, in Di
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-One day meently asMo. Ewler
Turner, of . the '. 3arr line, Stakley, wa
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going to the mow for hay, I e Blippe
kad fell 'heavily upon S sill,1, bra� in
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4ill be some time before .1. TurnE
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have I �een very n umerous in t . dui
ijig th 3 last coup' 'e of weeks. Work i
plenti'ul in 'the 63untry, and hey cnl
.:Visit the towns now to be out o the va
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t1ramr is invariably thougbtful�i
1 -One day last week the tea. of I
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(Iodel ch township, ran aw lil
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bead and Bboulder's. I I -
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Alex&ider Kina, who resides ion I j, ;
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tbtally destroyed by fire. 4 Mr.KiD1 I Ila
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a3 hi3 reaper, mower, ha '
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(0, her implements. The origin o� Jh
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be the work of ail incendiary, ' . .
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n ash, received word on the 201h ult., - o:
t�ie death of her husband, which o,,(Ul
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f6r a.few month past, and whe � af
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heard from w unwell, "rav 111D
homew s 11 Ot eiD
strong, 40 contr cted malarial feve:
mh-, ch proved fat 31 bn August Bth. :
--Mr. John Marshall, of the:.iBa�fi I
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, UE (loderich township, set fir 6 to porn
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NfindilextDight irredupthdUnDOLU
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a ad spread thefi e to'an adjoi 4ing.. .
�fiald of peas, a 0 nsi-derable 1�ortion (
which was consumed. What1wer) a(
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a-roun them. ! .,
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pro e: y Was Dished on Eturd i
slao tly before .midnight. The-eepi
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dri.led in about �8 working d . ys, 0 m
tra to r, Mr. Geo. McE wen, 1 a in g b a
re arkably.succ(ssful in the i,vdidanc
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�b )laced in position and purn,ping3cir
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b g work was don,b on the farr� 01 :
�i enry 'Taylor, 'near Kinbi rn, C
b, e'B of 1 spring wheat beh,g t rrie
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ore blian this Could' have b(en ow
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Zt Mr. Tavlor would not -- a low tl
tAa(,.hj!ne to*be rrii,to its full apaciti
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dxy cf Farran;'�acpherson � Hove,
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r iport d . that I Zvi. Mr. P .
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a d Well known,in this vioi tit , N 7i
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a ortl, r enter in . the state'c : Y;la x
. 01 7. I If -vie mE ntioned the na 13� (
� B intendel bride, it would luc- :
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bting kaked for.tl e erection o: a jpw
.e; nag ,it. looks as if,ithe rumor its
13 me good founda tion. ,. .
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E ete: - Timm says: The Reevi is or
tc rnaKe a atch- with Goo. , 'd eivi
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It if � *&�ed withhot air, and b I b
ertu im, )rovei ionto. Mr. 1 �tOP4 (h
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apprmching ' c,_ of W te� fowl. There i out the vi4ws of the meeting. I .
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are 'wo bun red flow A. -A St' Marys man, durin , "I . Jorditing " ,
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anI stooked with about 200,000 hours on iday afternoon las I boj�ey, 81 -1
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pla ts, flowErs and litirubs, all in the T ,ames there 40 bass land - �ii - .
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duct; of the home farm tte valued at weren't very good .days for i f1shin'g . � 11�,.F% 13r,ii-ey, of this pl
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eac EL day the followi g : � Bread,! cakes -tThe E�t. Marys Argus says: � W . i.: I �
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and biscuit, 0,800 it .; beef, pork and ple4sed to', learn that Mrs. Fan�y ,� I ., I L
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fish, 4,900 1to.1; butter, 500 lbs.; cheese, of this towi n,relict of the late MiL. J
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long � milk, 150 gallon ; sugar, 240 IDS.; has, by t death of a, relative jin I r . , ilao bones. -
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4S bashels; tatoes, 0 bushels; dried fortune. 13. Hill h weiv. 1 ; ': t6e salvation Arm he
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app�eg, 650 Mi.; wat�r ,melons� 650; ed twent ive thousand' dol �Anpana. � , i ,,,6tursl deeth for want i
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tur yo on Thanksgivil g Day, 2,600 Ms.; —At St�latford, on Saturday ruor*g I i - ; .
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n n Bach hoiday,340dozone. a main hile freight rain into thel Sr Of i J I . working. � He sa
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The e are 2,6 0 noble he oes depose A ight standingon thii truk i . - . . '
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in- the cemetery, and' Seldom a day shatterin a number of i : I i �! I � oy'ranlo
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vivors that another !has gone . from was nobo y hurt. The car.se 1 Of the ' i '! . , frora the
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amo g th to Jo n th; ranks of . i a i I __. ,
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thE C emetery,l is 48 fee� high, surmount. The ,kitchell Advoca e E �
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whit marbil�, and- are Carved in the one of tho women told him he had I ;. � a train d4uring & fi. ; -
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for acin�lati, thence to Kentucky. I side two 'bothers, named respectively ! I t two and a hall fe
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Dayton. Ohio, September Ist,1884. I hors" : I 61e first
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� . Joseph Motin's oat field. The; lattees " I ' '; : Dominion 'Gi�,y, �hai
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Tqe tirsb de atcheB giving particulars fit of rage Ihe deliberately seized, an an I out an average , �2
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Of H nlan,B �efeat in Aul8tralia are to and chopg'ed off the hind leg of oiie of � � ` , 1
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for t o miles'both osrsmen making a issued for'the arrest of the o1eriding 1 ; tA.te' th
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desperate strdtZgle for the' end. Amid party, wh6 Wag arrested o .; ;
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the wildest er�thusiasrn and tremendu- but his trilal b as not yet come 0 ' � ' - I %nouths, fell into b6 we .
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Hanlan pu ard� E611A vigorously;1 Ne wmah, �,and occupied by him as a 00 i I i �4 .. 8 S, �
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roNn g -in sp endid form � appeared to I a watch iand jewelry store; lmri& � I
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withl, Beach, And the ;pace was terrific 9 of Newmhu and Barker & Qo.i Iti - i !I , .i him by the muzzle, ivitli
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for half a mi e, whea H�nlan showed ! surance: iqewman, $1,000 on buia . i t-esult of-gettiug the.
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le�d �nd won asily by six[' lengths. The,! on stock � in the Waterloo; Barkerb i ac
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i3cE iio� at the nigh b'eggais description. i Co., $1,806 on stock in the Co m ekeial � : 1, i .U.rm of ]�T
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Cheer after eer canie from thousands 1 Union; Do. Sloan, $600 Oil Con entsof I �,
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of, throats, . , 6f which were clestroyEd. Hesl . ; , the VIlea
. , gs were waved, and on i office, all , � 11 i 'Was Playing in
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the champion! of the wor�d. Beach is, and did g6d execution. i . � ., ! 1:eg cut off S little below
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5 4et 11 incho�s in height, and weighs � � - i i -A distressiD4 a cido�
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m ! I BRmrs.-ILA girl n&ed Woo man, of I , near .
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championship .course (w ich is thr her fath :1 ; . C. ;
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mile 330 ya0s in length),, 20 minutes, I attempted rape, and the matter came I ;I ,. fell into a tub of; Water
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itei at 7 to 4, owing to the'fact that he i FiBlierltil iMO6 day, who committed the 1� ,:aware of what h.. ���
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had easily do�feated Elia'1R 0. Laycock - � I Broadvibw�,' on
.. .1 prisoner t� stand his trial. M y who * .i I -At I
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praqticingl for the Brussels 4ose !Every eff Ort m
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t1le following is a call,to prayer issued - . �� � I -t� th
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u ion, of � the province of Ontario, in; ohampion.4 of Western Ontario, defeated _1: i er the co �
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Ca aa da Temperance Act : . � f the'enz... U
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and can stand anything.- ats I 1,
ex Itath a nalion, but sinis a repruach � � �; � have sustained 4ea z It
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was naarried at Fingal on We esday, � i 11 ! ily
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to wy people��" -Our CanAdiati homes to Miss Macpherson, daughter 0 If Mr. D. �i - a Isst year. : �
are o -day in! danger from the liquor I J � - . John Owirlp-1
I Macpherson, the well-known threshing � . Mr . I I
traffi-1. Belie ing thab tl�le passage of i lxnaae an expeitimont
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ma0bine man Cturer.-N J
th . anada Temperance Act would be . _ . I determine what e!ffec�
� are in coorse of erection all Over the I 1 L j
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tario� do earnestly request all who - ' bushelB to 4 blishols I
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bel�eve in God to unite' with us in ear : 4 . found that theapre sov
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nest 1prayer, for the adoption of this held Monday evening, but to important � _, I t quantity was fully, T
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Ad in the differerit Counties where a business transacted -Mr. Seqxle i3 . 11 sow ;
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contdst is now in progress. We name * � � � ; Hesays the certaiUtY �
about to buiid another store herg. i .
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Monday afternoon, September 8th, as I I , erbalances the elxtr�a C
this� time of prayer, and ,urge .all our � � ___� I � I i � is much 1p1eal;ed wil'th 'I
Bluevale. I I - �
loc�,,,I, nions to observe this date, enlist. " . � � i I experiment. � ;,
in &LI pastorsi, and churches -to co-oper- STILL A� OTHER FiRE.-An old stab� I :i . 1�11r_l
L I _Xr. Robert -_
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peqtfullyrequestin pastors to preach on fire about 11 o'clock on Friday Wt b I �
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thi abject on the Sunday preceeding a neighbor -a boy, about three Jiears t .. . . ly_
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'ol -prayer. age, playing with matches. The I ; i , , ,
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- esuggestthe following, programme: � .. fore long Competent
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MC . nda,y, September 8th, 2 to 3 p.M.7 up a firle new barn this spring. Tile �'� that the' yield � from
just .stood abou� 60 feet I �'
SubjeIct-For the leaders in this contest. old, buildiing I I � � betw-ee�a 80 aud, 1W b,
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cot e h from above, and that divine pa. half way bletween. If -it had nb,t beeu - � ; plump, being morejiki
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tie c 3 and charity may be theirs under for the rain on Thursday night and the I I - I dinar � y oats. it is, 8;
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all ei,cumstan I ces. 3 to 4 p.m., For the wind being favorable the n ban I weigh nearly fifty , �01111
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voter i of these; counties. That thoy may been a gre t loss, $8 it was filled to the � I I TT�M__ �____
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lo � d ippeals that come from the homes STILL ANOTHER, &ND WORSEi 2 - wvmmu � i � -It bg unde Od
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and stables were �, burned I )rd., Presiden: .0i t
of our land, and resolve to protect these Ross' hotet - I I.i ., e G111(Isi
ho Es by votil I ag for the Canada Tom- about two o'clock on Saturday morniDg. I ; r , e from th- I
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an Native Lind, � � parties who had left the plac�e aboit- . � . vill probably 8,
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A.(1 CHISHOLM, President, Ottawa. half an boat before. There was .a $1111111 I � 1. . _WarraUtS 1�-avlp be
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i till near tw O Everything Was � � . on charges of
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dent 'of St. Ma"rys, died at Adriac,Michi- keep the fire from going to other buil � . I -While th : M,eeti.
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. I! . ings - to the south. The 106B Will W 1 � c, their .
gait, !ast week!. � iriejur� � �quare, Riu I'll
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for ierly of Stratford, has purchased I I I I . I -1� a littil
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thE G,oldie hotel, at Gretnai Manitoba. 77777 , It tl
about the fires that have taken plW ! � ber of the arnly, 01
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cotting is being practised by both sup- , I i � i � � I
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�t Act. ! Timmins' store, and another buildiug i I I tj
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porteTs and- opponents of the Scot , I I _.
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1 . at the same time, and Leech`8 saw Mill 1 1 1 to take the ,
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hardware business of Mr. 0. Sinclair, of � � I . �
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. I night, There was no horses I i Toronto Bolt W
family the week after next.. . . I , . i I
. ) D 1 stable that,� night, and nothing else in , i � dollar for the bulaines
-T-A little child, daughter of I . . 1, � 11 � :
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C pbell,!Esq., of Listowel, had the :a er dark, s. till when , � .1 ; _T
i burning in the stable. It ii high time J� - : al or
mi fottune a few days ago to fracture i - . i i : labors at Montre -
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I the villagers called a meeting and fortnii ! . . I behadf of 'Me ill 'Ut'
hei leg by'a fall from a tree. i 1 � i - I
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- . have from 20 to 30 first-class m6n, & I i �; upon an.umlbe�
j er, �of Stratford, has been awarded � . i. � ,
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thlecl tract of placing a 62,000 striking 'if we would purchase a b �' I
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cuotoms builTng. , could havel; done good pervi . I t
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H Vile . : i � Hiscoat"cap, itil Nel
at�examination for 9, second class cer"- repairs and is raising the water. . . �
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tifibate. This' does not say much for mill will bo running by the in �� � ;
I ra trill i � the bridge and hi�s t!
MiW,lilell Highl School. the week. � He has put in two ext, �i I , . � i
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Mr. James Trow, M. P., has been of A01168, � new water wheel, r� 14 . I
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very ill duringi the past week, and for a flame, and Irepaired the dam at I I .
time matters looked very serious with of over $1,PW-Joseph Leech Is buV - ;I � isuicide.
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hil a, but from 4ast accounts be was im- with 9, lot �f meno making t � . i -XT& 0
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proving and likely soon to be on a sure framing it. We nuderstand he bag I . . i I town, FerlsylVSnit14 N
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-brak an, of 8tratford, while stepping coming from Kincer �t �
from. ne car to another,slipped and fell, he has had killed since tbo _�, I � - 275 -pounds, but. W,
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engine. � � � !. 55 years, met
boiid & meeting in the town hafl - Strat- take one �oub below the * � , ;�, 1 I
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