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9 extent of recordingl. their votes,,
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Garments, for Sale by HOFFMAN BRos.,
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effect organization, and to get re� iable
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NFRW ADVERTISEMENTS.
public platform. The great inoral iense
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the traffic, and -it is only on Minor
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points that any questions of .issue . irlSe.
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The Big Mill -Ogilvie & Co. (5).
Millinery Sale-Hoffaaan Bros. (1)
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Scott Act cau propose some letter
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Show Room Opening -T. Kidd. (5)
nbP1 by a4-aud'acious robber ,
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remedy for the evils of intemperance,
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Lecture -Wm. Moore. (5) -
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First Priza-Rant;n Bros. (5)
Notice to Creditora-F.,Holmested. (5)
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people, must carry everything be
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Auction Sale-Wra. Cooper. (5)
if those having the : presenting of
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Teacher Walated-L. Fraser. (5)
case use the proper . and legitimate
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_� 941 114 J. Tough. (5)
rueaus at their disposal to secure'
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Buff -)Ik Pigs- George Plewes. (5) -
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.. Glioi;o Farm fijr Sade. -M. Young. (5),
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Southdown Sheep. -J. Hannah. (5)
Bstra,y Cattle -D. Robertson. (5)
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revenue should prohibition becoM
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Dissolution Of Partnership. (5)
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Shropshire Sheep -James Cooper. (8)
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even generally adopted, the questic
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Auction Sale of Town Lots. (5)
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Millinery�Jas. Murray. (8)
with a serious aspect. the maj:)rit
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Stylish Killinery-L. Illexander. (8)
of the electors are desir
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taxes the minority can
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To. Pig Breeders -Wm. Bray. (5)
it is' hard to say how a gi�eat mar .7
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Good Farm for Sale -Wm. Habkirk, (5)
the majority will feel when the faA
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Two more coanties.". have pass6d in
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favor of the Scott Act.' Since our last
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issue the votff has been. taken in the
liquor dealers come from? Theyd ot
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the pockets of the tax payers who are
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three hundred in favor of the Act. in
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sentiment sinong the people. of that
fancy if they were ta ado t the d*ect
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county. The result in Simcae, however,
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Board per clay, $2 ; per in -dal, 5Q cen -
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checked. Allagree that a.- remedy iii
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water for horse, 10 c6nts. This, we
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business in a legal .and legitimate
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consider an evil, and decline to attempt receives
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.1 ortunes Of theft fellows and hat Lh y order giveh to Freno commanders of teac heral institutes, will be present, p6rson to thoroughly- u ad erstand his i Mr. Robert Hill, on tb e all : � 0 Gonom
. I ' war vessels and that t he correspondence &tic! in addition to taking part in the business. We would a � same DI&D.
are un ittingly made to a- etion a IL3, however, in I Sion, ana ierving him in the
1. I between the English,audFrench Cabi. proceedings will -deliver a public lecture this connection, that he ih ablv assisted Der as they did Mr. MeAr 3ur;robbea
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�1 . 4 1 nets is getting w irme r tb an is warx an t. on lChursday evening. Every teacher by his estiwable his year, him of ab(i ut $30, all the MLoney he had.
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o be wr) g and injurious to na, 11111 I ed by ordinary d plo Mic courteay, It in t 3e county is earnestly requested to. has done most of the ga -d n work, Mr. Both meti, were disguised., one having
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by receiving a direct �araonal, )eci riar is known that I ngland has demanded be I �resent, and enter heartily into the Allen being engaged in b ilding a new on a false �moustaehe and the other a
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a searching eng airy as to the oircum. discaBsion. Public Tw-hool trustees and residence. .1 , black cloth mask over his face, - 1qr.
bet efit throughibs existenoe. If, as the L of the werhauling of EngliHh friepcis of eductition generally are also --A Ba � . t says: 0 i
.. . . stances . -� yfield correspoD n McArthur; thinks he coul ree
hotel keepers ay, the profi a f the , gnize
. . . Steamers and a (a8us elli may be e8tab- cor� ially invited. to attend the meeting. Saturdsy last. the wife of eorge Castle, - one of tbem� if he were to Be him E
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at havE to implement the loE ies o th� lished if it is ase 3irtaised that, goods in- -Messirs. Mooney & Rattenberry, of Stanley,L departed this li - She bad - - and cou ,recognize the, voi es of bo
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4itchen ,*d tbe� Stable, what W( nocentlyiexPortEd bylAuglishmeu have Chu tun, have sold ,their farm on the been an invalid for sever I years-; the of t � �., They are undo. bted] y 'et.
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' I ' been seized. - . i - Gbh concesqion of Hullett to Mr. Gilbert funeral on Monday was Very large; her quai tL d ' the neighborhroqa as they
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I . . - - 10 ANV VIB ELEC ONE;.- The Mair for 45,000. The farm contains -remains were laid in the family burial asked Mr.4 McArthur wbeial the f1rit -
It will be largely in. the interei to 01, the state elections ill Ohi) and West Vir. 100 acres. . I y
. . ground, Bayfield cemetery. There was entered hi�'house, if his hirgd Man was
Jiqiior ocusumers,therefere, wl en every ginis were hold gn Ti eaday. Ohio has - � Some mischievously disposed per- another funeral- on TueBd- , bein that at home,'and Mr. McArthi
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,deraxtiaD,ot of .;the hotel bu3inea .18 beencarried byltbe Republicans, and son or persons in Exeterlockedtbe of Mr. Laird, 4 well know 2 and promis- pecting that anything was -wrong, told I
f I . " Virginia h as gonle w it i th e De M ocr a F3. Salvation Army in their barracks the ii3g young man. He. wat marri,ed last them be had gone away that day. Both
Inale-to bear ito own weigbt,'bnd ,his, I � :
i - . J In Cincinnati, Ohid, exci-ement ran otb r night, and kept theta inside until year to a daughter of Jamm Armstrong, Mr. McArthur and Mr. Hill are bache.
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AA J a sho n by he action of 11 he I Ot81 high, and sick v itars were . carried on . it w as their pleasurel to release them. of the BrowDson line, Slianley.and at lors and live alone on theiri. f a '
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Ikeepers, io the -�eBu�t that the prac deal stretchers to cas tbei votes, In Ripley -7-Mr. Jas. Easterbrook, of Exeter, the time of 'his death Wiwi engaged in would be, well for- people to be ca
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� e ratio] 11 Of thel Sc4t Act briT ga it out. twocoloredmen ere killed ai done white gathered last week about -two quarts of school teaebing in the* county of Perth. what kind of people they adinit- '
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. , In Cincinnati beah, a of the second crop � from the on4 We are sorry to learn tbat the family of houses at night as the countify seeing to
t i . - - : man f bbed. .
. _ ________ �' the,cryof IlLynchWe rlbEroeBP was plaEting. Thebearls we're of as good. Mr.. Armstrong have had, d still have beswarming with vagabonas pf this cialig .
, q,hicbl ,ction of Sliate Offeeri in. Ohlo I , I
;' . 1 ,I- - , raised, and crovds r Shed dber a few quality as the first crop. � sore trials. Last year thei! -son William just now. I . i
too. t pladii on Tuesday last. Dwisone � . � ; i -
; 1, colored men. in s,gbt. One. was caught -Mr. Jas. Fyfe, of- Uaborne, exhibit- lost - his young wife rather suddenly.
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of the m) t. hotly contested a d e ci,t arid beaten nearly to deablu, another- ed at the recent fair at ' - - well ever -� -
- , . . Exeter a apeci William has not been verliy The M ams -Deamish:Ca se Ajaila.
Ing polftIesil, b�ttl s that b is been was struck in 1he f1L.Ce Wi ' t:1 a boulder me of embroidery on satin, the -work since, and is� now quit , poorly. In ; .
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11 ' mud his face imaBlied. He had Dot * of h s great- grandm other Some 114 years about a year Mr. ArmstrIng has beeli MR. EDITOR.—DEAR SIR : Im last
fought in -the �tate for maty ,years. . . I
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buen about the r.olls, ut w Ls passing ago. ; deprived by death of his ather-in-law, week's EXPOSITOR I notice the folliowin.
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This is i Lo doubt, due to the great in. 'istarbance —The County engineers having visit- . Son-in-law, and daughter in-law - such . 9
I . . . along the Street. In this ( � . I f Which You. -say you cordiall, � endorse :
terf st tb t .is now being titke, L i a the one man was fat Ily saot, an I a woman ed ."Jondesboro bridge have decided to- is life. " The Goderich Signal. in 'very able
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Pre 3identlal campal an., It is � lenei ally struck in the breast v6th a b)ulder, and put i iew bents under it for this season i 11 and exhaustive article in which the
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$ , ic ns will have the _ ' a clorrie. � I I this case is earef ally revie ed, comes
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� . other dispute. one. man W168 knocked a ne Y bridge, next year. :� �
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golos st ru# the have had fol � PERSONIL.—Mrs. Robert McLaughlin
� 1 17 t',"DtY down by a mob a:id had his j w literally — Ur. H6Dry Parsons, of the London 11 to tbe conclusion that the
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I years�, an4 that,thdre is evei a, fair kicked off. I road, Stephen, a lad of 17 years, thresh- r returned on Saturday last f�ona Mitchell, 44 were acting throughout on�,the defen., .
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ohmi ice of 1 vwmm� 1 ed With the flail, One day last week, 36 where sbe bad- been vieitiog friends. ,
,Cleveland being eleel read. he . - I I - I I give, and that the Mainses, f ather and
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! i . . bushels, 6 lb,t. of peu; and on the fol- of sons, were the aggressorsY Now if
resultin 0hiot4eother day,'Lowever, , The Seaforth Show. the So-called Lord's A y are still you bad said the father andl George, it
; .� I � lowing day, 39 bushelH 3 lts.. Who can ' '
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I �m not go to b6arout this pr 3diation, The ,show held here on Th irsdav and beat it ? . M miaht have been correct,- but it Seems
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'i I ere resulte( 1 an - —Mr. H. W. 0. Meyer,, of Wingbam : hall not being large enongh to accom- too I bad to class John 'along *it h- them
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48 blue el. ation P I 'Frid4 last was c uite a succc. ss in every D
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Ove w,h6ln1iiug vibtoi y for the lept MI - . respect. On . thie occasion Soaforbh was has preseuted a very handsome medai modate all. The (if I -o otally igmoran* of th -
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0an party!and will likely have 1 . � c(O. Ing ,-favored as it 4aB Lot - DY to the quoit club of that town. They and the work done y -them are agreement to fight, but' �ecause he
��, I : years. The weat'her, oth days, was all handsome piece of xnechanisin, bei
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. Offeet upon Democi atic ardor. Ek o f a,r that could be desired. This, cLombined inlaid with gold on which is engraved a . * of the unfortunate occurre ce he is
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as Canad'ans are concerned 1he can with' a liberal-priz6 list, no doubt ac- opinions expreAsed are v ous. Some
� . ' man holding a quoit ready to pitch and blmme& eqnally with the 1, when in .
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-Affoi d t � 6 view t4e impending SO u gle counts for the E access. Or. Thur d,Y another man behind him waiting his are delighted, others are Bgusted with reality, he has acted iUringl the WbOle ,
I ; _. night there was q a ite a large attends, lace turn. The. gold is mountied on a hand- , I affair and during the trial Only a .
, . . their conduct and. mode of orabip. The
-with the greatest - pb�sible equ Lni ith at tberlidthit sho in �he hall, and on Bomely engraved Maltese.0 officers frequently laugh during the ser- noble christian gentleman �01`u t, -
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It In att�rsll little to them, exce A I 9----m- Friday there was an immense crow Of Bilver. It is to be played for at once by Vices, and they' apparent] Y Pay no at- and it * 11
�, ' � i , I I . . all parts of the cc inty bE ing members'of the ligh weight quoi era, tention to the prayers offe -ed by those seems right that his character 1
question �bf indivi nal choic% 17 ich , people, ' should be fully vindicated. - insetting �,
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I art F i � The foi -eign policy of ch well represented. T e hiall, although an d to become tb e property of the P A who Occasion an the above in your next issu you ,will i
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� . . large, presented a well filled appearal Lee, wiun Dg it twice, one match , 1
I I .to be pla e officer reprimanded some or laughing, oblige, yours respectfully, .
is'pretty Much 018 same. Probs b. y a and every departed was well represefit- accusing them of being jus�,t then in the I . � I I
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grm. er number of tb e Democrai is t, ian ed, vAide the exhibits were neatly ar- —A quilt shown by DfrB. T. Ainley, Service of the devil ; not I ng - after. he . .1
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of Wes Republicans� are -favoi ible to ranged and placed to he b advail himself laugh led while they were siDg- . -1 - .4
of Brussels, at the sl4ow in that village � I
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. tage. Several of bbe erchants in t(I - Week, PoDtainedl 7,700 pieces, au- - i
f red ;rade, . but.1i,ci,th parties ar i so be- ' I - �1
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I i bad, very nice display (-if goods, r. other by tb6aame laqy contained 4,700 like a, religion, that ca.used people to Mr-- WR50n�s Reply i to Mr, �
hold, m to, and axe Bc . firmly Lel under Hugh Robb had it, Mi gnificent dis;Vlay pieces. Th'6 blocks i� 'he latter were wear along face. In my Opinion: it is Da,nby. I ' �
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. of honey from his owr apiary; kfes3m. made to re, e of boxes. MR. EDITOR- —I wish
t� 6 I Leel, o$ the Eq ant facturin g bilcpo , present a plic � not becoming to laugh in the house of
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' � : Duncan &Dunca an exceedirgly --- — lie annual plo . God during Divine service, and if it I � - i
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. . I � in this dir If, neat case of MiM.ner3 ; Mr. Geo. Good Grey township plowi g association will "wrong for the audience to i10 so it must on Mr. Danby's length r epistle - 11
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riaeaEureB tendill ct. m � had a large anc. var. ed assbrtraent of be held on the farm . also be wrong for those who are cou- to . .
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4awEver,t�ereis any difference )etvwv en very fine looking boots and shoes, wllil6 ron, near Cranbiook.- n Thursday, 23rd duebing the Bervices to do So. If those from the truth. First, hestates in his ;
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t 6 , the �dvan�agO iS On the Bi 1E Of Messrs. LumBden & Vrilgon isind C. W. Octoler. AlibiaralliWof prizes ivill be, officers were as bad previ us to their letter "there were -
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the emoc�rmts. I'The Republics as have Papat.hwd numerous (;ollectl'DnS Of he for competitiq! : �; becoming members of the so-called - 11
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t . most beautiful wa.1 P -Per and window —Mr. Wm Hastie bas been re-engag- il Lord's Army as they say they were.. all will see I did not make 11 e ,cf such I
been ,U.Ofqce so lonE and have, be �.Ome blin.- s, . 0. 1'. Parst had a ed as teacbe�r- in Sch6ol Aection No. 4, who heard their confession will readily words. Had I known Mr. Dauby was
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so utterl �1 there is I ' P6 real..y neatly fLirrauged anc6 attractive adi5ait that they were very wicked. On t
. whi Lie if ,;he I McKi.lop,at a Salary of $500,and Mr. W. � AV . d o I ecture T- assure you I woul a not have .
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for improvement froto them, case of jewelry and Mr. J.�. W. Fear, - G. Duff bas been re-engagbd in Roxb0ro i ih'e-otber band; if they a e now as goo been so simple as to go andhear him,
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Pem)crats get in -they cannot be any . dentist, had a god,d di3play If the arti- 1 hoo., McKillop, for hill sellventh year., as they profess to be, it ' ill b as I have bad experience in thepastof
; 0 . . I cles he uses for thlie arideliorAion 'of Lhe 80 I ed that they are really ctristianH. One .
They are both good tE achers. histrutbfulness. I pposehe has -not
Worse tbaI4 their opponents and Lh r is t 'I gl.-eat interest forgotten -what
. . I unfortunate members of the human r thing certain is tha ' he sai"T to Mr. Esaler,. on
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a chance a time, at least, th t they family who are troubled wNh decave'd e is . taken in their ME8tiDg8 j0d
f �r -_ i . John Wood, of Goderi 3h township, bav Dr. Wood's farm. I am sending for a
will be bet�er and Make thor no teeth atiall. Thadisplayof . excitement prevaip at -some statement
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otho3esty. We, therefore, vote D3mo- furniture by Mesars.Broadfo0t&BOx less c rs. Beacom ' is tfie heaviest' of them. They have now t nty-five or a.gain. lie denies saying be -could not z
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crat very time. . Mrs. John. Kidd bad a very nice col- tbg,t,v7ill die. Mr. Woods on,w the dogs, . have received good by attend ng the, pray for tavern -keepers. IR:Tow, fivg
I � I a men told me, in one Place, he id say it.
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I wis of the 79 eek. alter Wa � H next cont icts what I st ited about
Ne ture. Mr. W " e had a fine eol- CaDnOt find the brutes. . m . e rad
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I . . lection of photographs, whiell, for clear. —At a - recen � t. threshing on % farm: they will have accomplished theirgreat the Tories. - Now be shook hii i head and
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:: FA] LURES IN THE ir-3TATES.—Tvi o n in- ness anJ correctness of exprebsion could near Godericb, a setting ben was found i purpose in coming here—". to drive the hands in the face of his aud,, I I
id�ed i.Dd itbirteen: failures are k ipor;ed I � . I ence ,I say-. �
scarcely be .... surp Bsec. The Mesi r.g-. by R. Gillean iV- the heart of 'a mow of I devil out." tu �
in the United StatdS during last vre3k I a - I THE GREAT BATTLE.—It is Said both ing: "If tbie Tories would oni rn we I
� ' i Scott Brothers ba:1 a piano and orl -tin Wheat, which h d been put in s ave no trouble to , arry the -
i AA�ERICAX IRISHMEN TO VISIT 11 �EIQM. , � even . would h '
I . which furnished BweEt music for il'13 weeks agro. The ben i%nd dhickenswere ] part.,es are preparing for tb -1 great battle glibors were
! T43 Irish Nation I League . D HdB I - my nei
. I 11 to be fought in.Haron On the 30th O1tO' in my house last Digbt ana !said 'they
exto'd Ina an invitation to a, deputa. multitude. ThesE sev.:11.,al splays lid fonnd alive and were brought to the' .
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much to add to the appearillce and at- house to be taken care of. !I ber. The Scott Act party cannot be too
tipq of In7sh Ame�lican leaders o vi Bit tractiveness of the inside Show. In '-he I energetic anathey BhOUld UOt 10,86 a heard him. He next quotesi the .-wid. .
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11�-efand. � -. - " . 1. � —C ne day last week Mr. Geo. Cruse, I .. ows and orphans. Now, if h-6 bad been ..
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... ladies' department theze was a very r ice threshed for Mr.W. Curin'irigham, 13th L moment as the time is short. Let
!-OJODLISIO;� AT �EA.—A colliE OIL )C- . a Pure mi-a-ded man he would have seen
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cured bebween the steamers R !BE V] 110 ' I :
I The flue arts, also were- fairly well re- of oat and barley .in four hours and.; one ,in its rank�. Talk w ithout work know it-is.no"businesS for a widow or
aid- E ,aro 'e, off , Greenock la2 We �,A. . I
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�, I mense display, eslecia ly in apples, Did Air. CanuiDabam held the;watch whilej am edinfident that the Act -will carry in
a*d t ie ua�tain, engineer, an ir - 0 1 � I any one with immoialRy, nor did I
, .� I ihe quality Seemed to be' all that -could the work was being done, The grain: Huron, but Wis desirabl to have as
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: I NE� � R�LIGIOUS IS I be desired. Dairy pr(ductB were also was cleaned fit for market, .1 large � M's,jority as pogsiblE to show that d were dear4dad Men
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ai�tici pated from the rapid exten d(n of � largely represented. I2TO0tStherew&B — Mr. Durnion. ha.s bought, the 'old. Public sentimeint is, strongly in favor of in all classes, even in his own prbfes., ,,
. . a good show. Potatoe i were in abun- sbiugle factory next to 'Watts' furni- temperance. T'ublic sentIment is the I
a,�� re[ gious sect in R assia, whic Sion, which I still adhere to.' He so.
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. I - 'le dance and of the choic �st qua D.- ture works in Wroxeter, and intluds to energy of Is. '. Hence the larger cuses me' of frequenting very low so-
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d*nieq the Czar's --religioug Supr ma -,y. �
I goldo and carrots i ver nforoe the lav�. Every pirent, every man who stooped as low as 2&�. Danbv.
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'Slk2LIPPDX e good. In 91 -lin work of altering the binilding has S141 e
ill . —Eight 1, ,there was -a very .arg( Show, and it is rEady commenced and Hr.�Durnion e I guardian, every person who has the I asSu eb i - *
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have i lied of sman o� � in the to- � 11 my ebarmeter will bear in--
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1. . P E8111P - needless to say it v -as f ood. It no doubt pectS lio be ready for the coming season. welfare of society at heart, should use spection a� well as my mus,016.9. He
of Argo, Dakota, , nineteen others . I . big influence :,in abolisbing from our . .
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I who have for ye s been fighting the still boing carried on at Turner's c"rch' midst the greatest evil which all olqsse
:1)UHLLIStS.—A unt CarmeAP , nn- a . I ,-- - i 8 bors and Ii�t being guecessful.; It would -
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1valfia, t e ot Mi( day, rival Ic vers bag, to s6e such inagilificbrit samples, in Tuchersmith. About 3Q have sought. of society have to contend with. I All be well for him if he bad met with- as I
sy, or . especially of small peaE. On the w le 13 a1v a tfon, an d 25 h qLve given. their u ames those ,who are' addicted to this babit much succ ss in his 1pgitimate calling
rogahi . a duel, au4 the girl who mxued - . . to with th friendiii of - . I
0 :1 the inside sbow was go d, and fully in for. church membership. iThe Gospel,'Bbould co-oper4 as I h&ve 046- In mine. I understood
ihe troubl.3 gave -the signal lo Ere, , I 1
30 � UODg o4e, advance of forme-�years. There Was Band, of Clinton, have visited several I teimprance in his matter. It is the Mr. Danby to' say it wsis a private meet.
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. I n a .ounded,in the BhOUld W not such a visible improvement in libe nights, and rendered very efficiect ser- , former class wlio will recei-N e.the grea'ter ing, still he states I bad not the courage
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, XrupEb iN FuN.—At Lowell,' (�s a- . outside, however. Of course 'there Was vice. - I . beDefit, and, wby should I bey not em- to raise my hauds as opposed to the I
hu: et ts,. the ot & large and a goo� . Show outside, ut —AIr'. Thomas Perdue, for a -bout brace the opp)rturliby. so scion to be I
I 8 her as y, - a gid em ploy ed , I. . 7 . Act. This is a false assertion, as I can ,
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I ,c w girl to Wake her up. The bul et n ot bb ink the shoN r tb is year was r i a- concession, Goderich township, died on Their own s ety and that of their the future I would advise Mr. Danby to
�luotbe I teriully in advance of show f amilies should prompt the n to exercise I
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p4ged in the girl'si ear, and c)i Id a .of recont Friday. He -was born in .Ireland, and � Pl.-ofit by ithe lesson, he .would give
R late years either iE quality or�,extaut years � aelf denial. Says an .emir ent author, era. I do not aspire to being a wri-
Idt be removedi She died in great 0 If came to this. country about 51 oth
I I 1 "Intemprance is the scourge of, the
i exiLibits in any ontBidd department, ex- since. He leaves a wife and grown up . ter, but I w 1
4 igiony. r . ill try wherever I 4hear Min.
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4brewerel�95 n ' cases of ebole -a and - 0 . sibly can, and to remember I am not ��
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9!'�deatbs in Italy! Tbe Queen ,if '. P" r- ever seen at a 1,)Cal or county show a4iy?p _Q ite a flutter of excitement was i of such facts who can consciensciously ashamed tq put my name to any clocn.
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lIkE61 116B SODt 1( 0 lire for the r, I ef where, and the display certainly pla(�,as created in Goaerich on aturday last 1 vote in f avor of the present liquor ment Iwz#e. .1 would advise bim . in
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)I,the cholera BITrem in Naples. ]U3 � . 1, I � the future *ot to trouble big congregs.
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10mber hp' g'v . en 20 000 lire J or t, le , Western Ontario. In , 110irses, taken up� Tan Borne, of the Canad� Pacific, Stat- , - tion on the�Sabbath day withitis Scott
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VIOWOR �FOR TBEIt PIB r9CE or. WA FYEI S. . . .11 - Goo -D THRms, ixe.— bur third li 1 DANIELWILSO.N, Stan ,
` nl being the most argEly represent d. distant . . loy.
b tis slated Quee ? day. It, is expected the eon.' threSher, Mr. J. W. Sample., threshed 5
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Vie to ri a b as- rt qu e - There were fifte n f eneral -purpose DeCtiDg link will be made 4t Elora. on Thursday, the 9th inat. j on the farm . _� . 1, i
a�. MI r. Gladstome to submit t c) � t a the ring. - i EADYE, RTISEMENTJ ,
�-binet the , q1IQStiOn whether i p� &I al Aeania in , In light horses the , . Wm.Stinson has si�io his farm, of John Bowman, lot 29*, eDneession 3, :
I b 1� er cannot Show was only medium, while in heavy lot 27 on the 7bh concession, Howick ,Th I I' - -
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)9 he conferred up in t ie ' � Y Morris, 214 bushels Of SPr11Lg wheat in � I .
�, � . . horses, although there Were MELD -Y Ms,g-: to X McKee, of , Morlairigton, for MR. E I mon,--_�DE*R , Sil,_pleaw
... I nee of Wales 01 enable him to Par a- I.' two hours and : ould have beat this if 1)
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. I nific,blat ani�mals, siona 3 of the clagges $6,050; Possession is, to be taken in' he had known that he was going to be allo w' space, in your Pa0eir for t Ie follow.
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ig na of Eu�ope. . .1 - , on will hold an 'timed- as he bad no chance to do his ing d oblige' the undersigi ed: This . -
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but he lack in Dula Zers was fully mal,de etc.11;-bil October 21st, mfter�which be in- threshing anyway Econame Would like to permission �o bring a Maxwell .ow -down
eniptemberY 'ohmma and Foki) Oere . . - �
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atter city 4,000 hous3s were de . mah" shown, Th - e waB a large and 6Dg&gE in the grist mill business. ' it. The Mac ine used was &n L. D. bition. of i work. Ile tried first in -.
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I a r67 d I eplendid shovV of al eep and a very go)d —Mrs. John Brethaeur, of Wroxeter, Sawyer Vibratc rand a Triumph Steam spring wheat -and next in o a, a very -
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=nted to about$600, The prize'l had 4 narrow es- AA]v i �
ate could be I a ade -of - the 'm m )E r. . at eveDiD 01 Of last week, Woodbridge. M here are th, )big thresh- a very he ' crop and baddly wn. and
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I e t3 phoon was foll wed by ai Lot a ?r will 3e found on the sim th page of this cape h om. being injured by 0, breakdown era of Tuchersnifth and Hu .lett? They tangled, and was both ammP and rather .
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.A CURIOUS ORREMONY.—Afte . t'l to I the boulders that proje6t from the road- RoBBER-Y.—It is quite viaent that my common reaper -1 would not have
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. - 11131.02, I I there are some desperate & iaracters in ,than one way,bu . .
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.3 tionor ducilge
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Wroxieter for a few
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to li's. former home
FRANUo-E*GLzsii TROUBLE.—A
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,hold 'n the . ligh echo,
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October 23rd an I
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Ini J. A. McLEllan,
L. L. D1--, 1wha
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WaB bLdly Smashed, but], fortunately y first .class "ob, better than Il possibly -
t none 0 4: the occupants iDjurod. would be well i for the peo As to be on J .
-AE an ex ample. of the �rofits of, flax their gual, n Saturd night be- .Could have done with my single reaper. .
. ),n '(;Ioqk Mr. Dunean.Mc_ .rJ is a great deal More pon-
. . tween 12 i The binde '
growl or the following is g1ve - . nt to rl�ove
. - Arthur,of tb e 8t * concession I was aroused venle. than any other biAder
experiduce of Mr. David -10 from -.his sleep by. Someone rapping at I I - ever saw., It can be moved as a' av
season on his farm near Biussels. He as any colmi�non reaper and ones ' Of
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had under the crop 21 ap'res, I chain thby wanted, v ben th.�y I eplied they horses cala work it D icelY in an Y H� Of
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and -1,1.84 Ps. This Sold at. $12 per ton, C) also and asked permission to bi.ing their -
amounte-1 to 5583.11. Tbe'seed cost tiBual hospitalit be at once opened -the binder and ` ork with it. I told thein ,
door and admit � ed two men. He'then
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-� $49, and the pulling $105.55,.1eaviDg a . -P an( they might come in, welcome, 'but
net prcfit of $428.12. Thi� is a very proceeded to light a lam- I he bad they failedi" to -put in an app.6ars, - �
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profitable yield. i When the binder was brought on I
I � . prosented revolvers at him ademand- imy
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who came out fr ng last hands and feet last and laid hi purchasing one, but after cuttl g about ,.
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spring with the intention of learning bed and one (,.if the ruffians stood by 27 acres oil *11 kinds of grafil, it ,g�ve r
farming in Canada, and who has been him with the revolver poii Such good Oatisfaction z that I at once
living with- Lester Scott, Auron road, ' ,�ted at him
while the other rifled the rawers and made UP MYMilud to buy it and woOld I
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. been 1E It an estate by an uncle he house fo, valuables. examine above bin I � i
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- deceasi id in MancheSter. His interest I money which r. MeArth. had got chasing any other. Yours tral , I .
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.old con atry to look after his,interests. they went to work- and sp ad out a -On San4ay evening last while put
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-Mr. Alfred Allen, of Exeter, took sumptuous me�l of whic] they par- on the rriarc4 the soldiers of tl �6 Sal' '
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cess ai � a prize winner is but another in getting bimaOf relieved. The same door of thl barracks, , nearly striking
illustra ion of how importan . t it is for a evening they visited the residene of her several 0 mes with earth'L
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W -hole -world or merE�y I
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