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r-% - Mr. and Mrs. A.V. Thompopla, 0 li aa4, which h is brought
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MEMOV ALI - Arthur, arrived here on -'Wed . i him t Is stralli aria of the lawi � Had (4) Implements lying at a distance road 15
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blic evening. They intend rem'ininj I he been Jeft sever ly alone, or ireated wi hin four rods of any insured build- Cession
:r` - it to, infoam my patients and tile PU all i �
� wis - for the winter. , many of -our readeka ni. t which 9.11 such * shall be considerdd as ordinary con.
- worthless win4.bays deserve, 4oald n
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generally, that' I ha,Ve removed to a. 91litO Of — with the Conte he ' ts and will be paid for accordingly Was to
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rooms, in the Cady Block, corurr of main and will, regret to learn of the death o Miss . - � -
ma ,,et stre 51te commercial hotel), and ublic view, and in case of loRs by fi -e, and horses Etna 6ession
tl, ,etc, (Oppo� Hannah McLellan, of this town, m,hich ,goo � b froin p
will be louild there either day or night, ETery n live BUD' I coivs killed by lightubig shall also be tmaine
convolliencetobefo-undinthe best city offices. took place o -A Friday morning I i-st 9t, would not lik( ly have been ble to
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always kept on hand, guch, as Ether, Ch loroforin, -hor residence here. She had bi en i I givd , even, ag ml,ch annoyance as h) ha's cotillaidered arid paid. for as ord i4, an�
e. Al � for c4tents, instead of being awarded a lrespecl
Gas. Vitalized ALiri ft, Gold Filking and perfac � )n6 to res able peopl I I
t for saveral months, and for abou i -fo r d( PeA I - � .fi the went (
otting, pl,v'te-q specialties. Ali operations guaram- ' itCholl, it is �sra to Bay whotli 3r he, sp ei ed sum as n w. (5) That
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teed to satisfy, at very moderate rates, A call *.,eeks had membership fee shall hereafter be 61 otion
liton6ted. Rememher the spot, Cady's Block, 4�lsease was the cause. She was Aghly is mo4t deserviog (if pity or conde nna- I
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0ppoUt6t1)F,COrMneZcia1 Hotel, Seaforth. e . steamed by all who knew er. tion. ,i He is a rec ocious and Be eleas A"tead of 61.50, (6) That the company he pa
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t W. J. FE &R, L.D. S., Dentist. Miss Maggie Smith, daughter c M placed at 140 dia- ngure live stock aga.ust aocide
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. , osil by an indulgent parelt. t, a f rLi lightning while:in the premises of lPounoi
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i n Wednesday for Kaugas city, whel at a pridti ag press and ty , of the P,.?O.Per in ured parties, e6nd. that all such stock 1t Lon
TO: MY CUSTOMERS. in -tends spending the winter.— r. V %, uselor guardia ship 'e" which I �e is Slit be value4*.nd rated as ordinary �hat be
Having sold my bu�ineaci in --eaforth to Mr. W . lil�ag - I
' 0 1 ivtteirl, ignorau, 1, slid , on more, than contents of bVdings, and all prior in- the ret
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J. Fear, 1 will ne't in. future, visit yo,ur town to J. Dawson, who has been, condu ti g . . I ' -nil - . �
a a I ( 3een led - into 3i; . ilar an ances to lJo air arly treated. It .
pr etis dentistry, and I would adivise all to Make Mr. A. Cardno's baking department r one, opeasio . , .
Mr. Fear their family dentis-,forhe is a first- - some time, has gone into the br, sinei a troubles by beci iMiDg the dupe o f more will be seenifrom the.80 amendments .
class operator, and ma,y be sa ely trusted to give visions are beinc, DEA
perfect satisf-Letion in all cases. Having known for himself and has bought out Mr. desigg'ing Dien, aiid although be may that more liberal Pr) 0 ed o
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him, for years, I feet quite sa,isfte t to leave mY DanloVs business with that, Intention. have �o Buff er the punishment in, this off 3red to members while the responsi-
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psktieats in, his limads. Youes tritly, . - .. Mr. � Dawson is am . energetic your 9 m instance., he wi, d:) so as the vi 3tim of bil ,ties of the comps, iy are not materi- �.-as bu
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0. CLA,RTWRIGEIT, L.D.S., and a good wGrkman, and we hL%.Ve o others behind t ie Scenes, whoaze� more all r increased. I I .. , Ooncou
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885-2 . Dentist- doubt but he will be able t -O 4OM1 �and a deserving of tl �e ,ash than lie, � This . - . I ,— Maine
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good share of th6 busines� of' th( town'. isbut another 3xEmple of the danger 9uR HIGH SCHOOL Boys The gradu- leaves
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"JIL"'L . by keeping up the repata,tion he , ids so of placing power ir the hands of iroom. atos of the Seaforth gh
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Ure U1 itXPOSItot favorabi' -- tablishod, of! being 1 � fir t potent or desigiling men. This sapient to ikie exceedingly fortuna
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4-) � class baker.�We are Aaa that Mra. t'. youth, Mitchell, i; utterly incompeltoO siLuations �s teachers. We have- , pER
- Dane 9 All fc r to be entruste , lirla I ,�` 0 d dy noticed th'il . appointment of -
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,an who has been seriously , .
some weeks is now recovorin g and h6pe a of �� public jo-druil, no matter. tow in- se6ral,-and we ha,vd justlearnedof ob urol
DISTRIOT MAT%BRS - t' Significant. lu(`8wroboration )f this! tw) others. Mr. James Ireland has i ANN
. _ to be all right again in a few -e-eks.— . I A
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.. � � I Three -young menwere surrimon bef6 , .statement, wo., blish the h cm�ng beii in ongaged as teacher of the Bruce- ,
A NIGHT SeirouL. —A free .night school the Mayor on Tuesday last b ( Dig t � 'itemsfrom the ilette of laot week. fie'd School in place C f Mr. Chas. McKay, Theolo
will be opc,ned iu. the MechabIce' Iristi. wateliman Lee for disorderly1c nduct The first, it wi I' be seen, is an abjpct wl, o has been appo .Dted to Seaforth preach
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tute roorns, next Wednes clay, evening. on the street ci�n Saturday DiE bA, an I - apology for Oub ial Ling Ma�tyn'B letter,, E.li Yh School. PkIr. Stanley A.nderson, Union
This School is tieBigaed for the benefit were made to contribute som 3817 t and�'the excuse .81 ivem"that it'Ee6uro,4,- an ther graduate of our High School, next a
of Ghildrea and young people who are the town treasury. If a few mopE could inseition durin 1, the absence f the an� who is now attending the Ottawa evenin
. u,.u&ht'& to attend the pab-1110 school but be detected thpra would soon to�l I e: less, Ed .6or, while iM nediately fol lowing Normal School, has been engaged in Rev.
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are de,sirous of ilik3truution- Several Of rowd�yism on the streets at night.- -Miss thii i I in the same column, we fin Section No. -2, Grey, for the coming year Officiat
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the toaahers in town have consented to .Anderson,- teacher of the Second I depart!- I aeo6d quotatio�, Which glories in the at D, salary of $4JO. Mr. Anderson baB f illnE
, profits Made b pablishing tile letter, taught before, and waS very *SUC08BBfUl, ointu
give their services for the instruction of naient in the public schoFol has been,laid . t
A � - I u big an� with the superior training be h&13 by Dr.
those who attead. Parties wishing to up with illness for a veral days,* We �, and the Editor . I a mes hi oaself upa I
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attend caa procure tickets of admission .regret to. learn that Mrs. Jas. Chesney, I grea I `t,generoSit). in according to Martyla latoly. received, we are surebe will give I
� 0 ! S eech whichall Can- tb fullest satisfacticn. to the people of
from, the Ia8titute Librarian on the re- of Tuckeraimith, is so seriously ill th t I that , * liberty . - . � I
Commendation of the teachers. there are Slight hopes Of her' -recovery,.-- 11 di I §love So well," althOu"111, ff we = new appointmen . .
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The public school is now so rAuob ovex - , e big first statement, that .. ..
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VISIT o,F THY, BmaoP oir HURON.—The crowded that it is likely an add Itione I Is liberty " was obtained without his I MpTien. I I . � 7c.to
Right Rtivt;reud Aaurice S. Baldwin, teacher will have to b procured J at . knowledge or con ent, Tphe -foll wilig! , FARmERS wan tin g ,lood St. aw C u tters, t,
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D. D., Blishop of the Dmiocese. will visit the the paragra)hs alluded I I :' larjeoramall sizes, aue the gennine Turnip �
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Sea,furt.hL next Sunday the 23rd inst. seems to be -increasing rapidly'.�-11�. C -.' I . � hat the chargoil made Cut ters, all sizes and prie, a to. 8 it the, times,
. I I 1� Upon enquiry ve learn Cl wil get well supplied I y going to T. mcins, Rink
0 1 Good-,; erchant of this town. has r( - N r Ki on. Be Bells -the be[ t Turnip Cutter in the IDg to
He will preach in the morning au.c by'D'.Mart3n aganst Rev. T. M.CampbBll, of i
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hold a Is con,firm-ation, " service to com, I ceived a letter -from, a crank in Ni3l,v � at ague of tile Videtife, are, MIL ) - Mr. F
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ce at half -past ten o'clock. The I york who siguB himself ,1 Tt.os. a B thout foanda- -1 E undersig,n(
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men ; 1�11Y6% � tt rl grouti ... Wise nd, entirely wi . - .0 ment
Riali;qp will vitift Walton. in. the after- 343 East 10th Street, New York,"i offei - I tion. , ecoKnizfug the fact that Mr. Q-LaipbelL tile fa�mers throughout tile surrojLindivg county, I DEB
riooaattbreeo'tyloc.k. If the.Bishop'B ing him S& - a well executel cll�ooked � "sb enut'jastly Z6alt With by us, woh&EteP to' tha i he has a . gain established hin)�elf in his old
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I I set this matter righ i in the Big busine-li- of grain buying in thevillage of Kippdn,
strength will permit, he will be present I money which, it is said, C n not be. � Daring our absence the letter foua a p CJ in, andl is prepired to pay the highest ul,trliet prices tave i
agaia at the evening service in' St. I detected from the genuine. , en)oine I our cot m , and w 3 have since ar e t a no for it kin so grain. ca i respectfully so- Wifth t
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Thomas church at a, quarver past-s'even i uponMr. Good the strictest slacred one sin le argo is tru), and at the earlie it pos -' liehed. D. Njl;Lk�ws N. B954 f �
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Volock and. address the people. On 'I implores him, if he does ndt deadre t6 I sible'opportu P1, I ASTONISHING . barhainB that can ubt liec w
' - - ' -the enterprise t t6 giv6 the faillib., to ake t ae amoDde on I ablei � . . I
S&turda.y evening, a, social gathering embarli in n I I I - be beaten in the county of Huron,, e offered at debati
I i I Now for No. 'A �: ;, I I store KippenQ I Alen's Can -
will -be held a ' 9 - . . . . We 8miller's che,Lp 0
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t the: rectory,. -between I him away. Of course r. 6od hag no � 4 made Oway
. . . " We were unabli: to supply lhe deman or t, I adi n Tweed Suits to order i complete for '
. . iauding the a t that I I I bs. of .
seven, *n.d nine o'clock, to welcome, the i intention of doiDg so..— e regret to � - $I' and 18 ucrea
I � Vid Ate last wetk, lotivi4hs $to. 20 los. of refined sugar for 1, I
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Bishop and Mrs. Baldwin upoln this the i leara that Mr. Jos4l� Dorkancel, son' of , wb Printed 50 extya No leas t n 40 in 4excellentraw f,ugarl for Sl:; 25 yarAs If Instit
first occa8ion of their visit to Seaforth. I ca were order d 1),yopX04orieli PeO15 .;* For prT1,11COttOn for $1, anti grty cotton I yard wide
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----- � I Mr. Wm. Dorrance, of thi-� town', has 1 Pop'ug to publish Dr. Mar6n's'lett I t two -at P,, a, yard, meaIg undellvear at 1, 45c and up, woven
. I - --.--.. - . I met- with a serious loss i North- dar', for $L. Some
� i e, and sold extra will "ey at 8c a ylikd, 35 lb of currants i
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BOARD, ur Hr,ALTH.—At a meeting of , I subscribers and gained nin
I west,h&vilag had his house and grana.r. I I � ill I. Our loss was.... t),, waile Tliese offersare all ginuil: o and a �rial will con- atitute
the Soafor6h. Board of Hua,ltb, beld on , with his, semon's crop burned, sir�d O . j the 0 was 811.7.-I 1 Ve, haTe repeate - 13 been vh�de everyone he mears -what he says. call there i
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Tuesday last, Mr. Lusby,, Sanitary In- ,-oonrse, no insurance. I 1 infor � � L by cerpaiti par ties that we we I i -lose and examine our .stock w ictlier y u buy or not.
. .1 . —Mr. James Wa I & . peech T%+o LlitiusiLiad pounds of good roll butter, and right.-
peet - e saui ondi- : � I for a to give Dj 7. M mrt yn the liberty f
a or, reported on th taxy c I SOD, t itsou , wh WL jell fill ana 1h ill- 2000lbs. of beef tallow wanted, for which I .
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tiod' of Utu town which be fodIid tuler , � will p-ty the highest mar) *,ot pricog. D. WEis- I
J, . - has spout the last two years in in this an very week." � I
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-titlfactor -! I , Mil'i'ER. 8L45 .
ably sa, y, Ho also made several ,, Northwest, is now id Ontario' and " I - : 1. .
-� - winter , her i ' .9 Io 1: hL �ttq,lion OCAL BRIE,Fli.�Xr. Wrn. Cudmore -�, Acci
. atends � spending the �i
recommaudations, which were adopted �i I n, MATCEL—T e 33rd B I I 8 I pe a, arload 4f fat cattle to the old S&mu
by the Boa,ird. He Stated that thpre ! Masiter John Watson, big brotber,i cami I Rifle Association held their 9�h Aitnual
were 93 pig.8tyea. aitaitiited near' t I cor: ntr on Tuesday- -last.—Rev. Mr. Tucke
M er. the , 'with him as fisr as Winnipeg.a�d re mate' h -on the ro nge'here on Frid last. .
� i I ' ; AC)eson,.'our new ministei,.hasnow accide
dwelling -houses, of the owners than the �� irtained there. the ,weather was tine for this Seas U 0 -
y � .1 �. i I � . our midst —Mr. Robt. Mellis the wo
law .R.11laws, Some of these have alread ' I � I . the yeax. The Ol wing are the DAmes set ded in .
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been reinavc-.d, and tile remainder will I I � I I hali returned once in re froni the North. box ti
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m TO THE, Lxrims..—Miss Bosswell, lat -'of .the'prize win'pei s , , tli big family. causin
I I * ' west to spend the win ter wi
be shurtiy. The Board resolved t ' i; t match,—Rang s 200 yards �
o : ofLoadon, has opened. a Dress and Alomtl , mak F rs. e .
rigidly enforce the law in this res.peut, 1 ingtstztblishmeut in the rooms in Wliitney'i —BlesBra. John Jones and �ameB Mul: i09 K
0 , . YI kueeli ig or standit g, arid 500 yaz dill any . od to elbow.
, i3o that the live pork owners aboold ta,ke ' block, over Wade's Photograph Gallery, Mail I . holland are engaged in shipping wo . .
i Street, Seafortb, aud is proplLred to .exec te al � position, head to ti6rget,-aeveu SIP 8 at . . tire
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jlio,ticel(nd ga, e,rn themselves accordi 1 range .. . - � London; .The prices rea4zed for the ,ul
I . . I 'Llg" ;� orders entrusted to her. Havingliftll exparieric, ,i`elich I . re, consilderallil less FAR
ly. Dr. Hanover,' chairman of the ' in some of the largest and best city establish ;, SCORE. pp.lxa, wood this year a y
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I r 1 1 : Be 'Mr. D. Me- son baL of last year.
Board, was &ppoiuted Medica.l. Health , ments, she feels confident in guaranteeing satis I; lot. , � Munroe..'. i ... ........ 1 56. � $8 (JO tha u tho" -t
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-Officer for the towa. Sume other un- i . ' 6 0 Lennan id buying all sorts of grain no
'faction. A, trial solicited. 885-3 2nd. 4. Wi I 9 I a .................. 57
' �;,3rd. Ir. A.. Wilsan ............. Robin
important 1-y'asiness was transacted, I CAPITAL, $250,000. — The Auror " 4th. b. Wilson I ............ 55 4 OU at the highesit mark. t prices. I �
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1 Quick Train Watch, owtif d and controlled by the ` � . �3 00 � 47,900
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whe-n the B�)ard adj�(Yurrned to meet ' 60h. E. Colema� - -.I: * --� ........ 1 64
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. again at the call of the!chairman. , trade. The first Ship ment of the above mOVe- 6th. J. Young. " I . . " 58 1 .2 00 .1 , 'Stam�ley. I � and is
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i ments to hand, erery movement guaranteed b1r ... * '' * ; � - �
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.. I &I,certificate. Comeand see them.. 8til. A. Love ..... ............. ! 49 1 00 .1 I
. - 0 by open - - I .1 —Ranges . 50 of Hation' will his pu
CHANGES.—Ca-pt i . case opener.4, do not de9troy your cas nidlO . see . tb excellent Bialpl— . I time a
SA-LvATiox Ap-my aill - ing it with a kDife, b it come and � get a � prid Matcli . 0 * 600 .
Gage, who has: k,ad Charge of th& SalVa-� ' ease opener free. M. R. �COVNTHFt- 885 - . . I via t - and preach lin the foil Wing the 11
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� .1 - 1. churches - in Stanle I : Varna, Monda,y,
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tion Army --here since its inception, I CUTTEA.—The undersigned have or shots st each range : , . - m`.; Goshen,Line, has in
.4having received orders, from boadquar- 1 hand a stock of good -substantial and stylist - 1 ist. �.G.Wileon-...A ....... 60 lo 00 thel 24th inBt., at 11 i� pospes
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xge Of tlie, Iletachment , catters, which will be sold'at 1 -rices to 81lit th I 2nd. E. J. Curtice .... i."� ........ 54 18 00 Mo�aday, the 24th mllt,, at 2.30, . .11
ters to, take clia, 11 . . I the ifir
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. � � times. Any person wanting a good cheapp cat, � 'LT. ,&. Wilson ...... � I . :, '16
*4 Diresde -, left here on 3id. 52 . L 6 00 Ba�field, Tuesday, d. 25th inst., CPU
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� I should examine our otork before pu , 4�fi. E. Colemaa..� .... .. ::::::' 62 15.90
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morniag last for his newheld of labor. -elsewhere. P.161,31AN st "Co., Main Street, Sea� i 5th. � on Ith
� 0, Wilson ......... ........ 1 52 I 4 00 � — �
]Durina hia, refddono4 -here, Oiipt%in � f orth. 885 . I
i I . � 6th. J. Young .... 1 .... 48 * i 13 00 -- Hibil ert. portam
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Gage, 6y, big exemplary and liscreet I NOTICE.—All persons indebt6d to 0. 7th. A. Wilson..."".*. '0-:: ... all . 1200 � I � . I
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. � . - C -t, who has sold out- his busi- ! 8tb. M Munroe..' . I.. ... 47 11 00 FARM PURCHASED Avor sin 4' 11
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eGadact, freqdeatly uuder very trying ,artwright, Denti� 1" * '" I i—Messrs. M rneot,
eircamatataces, madet many warm J, ness in seaforth, to W. J. Fear, will please Cal ! Aggiegi,te Ist and 2nd I atches: I I re era ave purchased from Mr.'
i at Mr. James Best's law office, opposite the 60111- I i Miller
biandS. We have no hesitation in ' ist, J. A. Wilson. i� 10E D.R.A. ilaedal aid $4 00 Miebael O"Brion, his1far" e
I morcta-1 Hotell With Whom all Mr. Cartwright'!; I . whelli
atiatiag our conviction that he is a Sin- i book debts have been left for collectiOn, ani I I 2nd. C. W cor cession, paying therefor 03,900. The J
ilson...1 107 O.R.A. medal aid ;8 00 � again
eere, G.hristian gentleman, and _ his " settle their accounts. 885-2 13rd. E. Colem.m..1 10 - . 001 farm contains 50 acres. Thi " th
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-whole, heart seems tobeinthegreat I CHORAL SOGIETY.—T Con 3olatioji- 1 A atch. &Ilge 1400 sewnd farm the &6gsrs. McIvor�hav:
. I he Choral S ciet , I I . � h I O'C'. 0
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work ta which he has given his life. *11i li-tie their first practice -on Tuesday eveni � yards, 5 Show: 1. � . I i all ths.
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� r next, Noyvombor 2i, at 8 o'clock P. M. sharp, si '' will
We wish him -every success in his new i lot. J. S. R to, -00
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i the rooms. Every m.-mber ls requested to mak i 2nd. N Re : --7---- I ...... !3 00 1 half of the township. .�
fold, Cadet Lightowler, or 11 flappy , an off " I . �
� ,Ort 10 attend all th� - evenings 'durbig th� 3rd.- T Coll I a ...... .................. 2 00 11 A.
Jack," as he is more familiarly called, Z seeiaon,soth.w.t as �muoh progress as lossiblil 4th. -J Me, ghliu.. , .................. 1 00 I � . � in tte p
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&ISO left here on Thttradav for Lucan,- I may be �mad--. in the study of music. .New musle . . - 7-- . Wint'nrop. I .
. 1 WRA be on hand to i ake up. S. E. RE,m , Con - . � I - � . t As 11 c
irhere he wffl here -after be engaged. i ductor. J. A..Wmsox, Secretary. 885 THE JUBILEE T&E—Tlx�a.—Thd 3(yott, CORRECTION.—le are informed that he is ge
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- T he Army here will now be "Under the 1 -- DEPART3r .... NT.— Act jabilee meeting held in Cir1no's we were in c r ,ast week in a cents pe
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0harge of Captain Stwi-ner, formerly of : Duneikn& Danoan are showing this week a lendid hall on Monday evaning was as j re t a, that a' teacher hal been engag�lcliltiflolgr a pri ca.
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London Emat. We.wiah him as great : v,aluei,i the very obespiestumonunderclotling,all success as the other meatilt I .1 School Section No. .10, McKillop, 4s no
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-an wless Big atten d ed the labors of Lis � wool Cw,ada and Scotch underclothing, small I hold in connection with the MQVe. I teacher hag yet been il engaged. ;
I I sizes as well aq 1,Lrkest made, full stock o' gent3 y taken
predecessors. Whatever may be said i f Mont. The hall was plickeld to ti e door, THE REFOR51- C.14,13B.—The r6igular latlE &
or thought of the peculiarities: of the , tiraishinK and fur oaps, all grades, and pi ices t) and there must have b4en at lel% it all meSting of the Winlihrop Reform Club all I ito
I . . � Quit. Nlen'H and boy's Overcoats very cliesy. . � . �
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Army or their mode of worahip, no i Du.N-cA.x & D - thousi ind persons present. Th E) - c air' will be held on Mor1day evening next, jorlat
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on clin deny the fact that good has ' was Occupied by'N r. John Beatt le �� 1 hol when the following i bjecb Will be dis. strong
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reen, accomplished here by their inStru- be he d in thelclass ro)m of the Mechanic - nati- perfor med the dut' er, in hi a usua' I py! cuE Bed : Resolved, Is That Universal the I
mentahty.- There areL Several Men Who . tute, on Tuesd&y evening next, tile 25th inst, A mann r. Excellent pract.cal ad d; Sea' Suffrage .would be preferable to the times
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before they joined the Army, half pagi seven, for the purpose of orgal ining a delivered b Rev. J�o " of' I
wore, mock Incal parliamei.t. All f riends of th, L Inatf_ were y hill G rd5 i prc i Sent system of Fi an I chise." Mr*E.
MOOLP nton; Rev. Mr, Mel" � W&W
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dru�ia-kea, worthless Characters, b,u.t who tate, are earnes ly ilfrited to attend. WK. 'A' Cli ,,oy!4 of,E,,r i?nd-1 . , I
are Dow sober atid industrious, afild are Secretary. 880 . ville; Rev. Mr. BrDley, of $eaforA and' i � I . .1
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living, apparently, good Chriatiam lives, SEA.FoRTH Boh AND SHOE ST R -Z. , Mr. D. D. Wilson, each and all of i � om�
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and Several of these were among the I am still offering for gale, a. I arge variety fboo enjoined upon the r hearers th i eces- . .
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first converts. An- organization that and shoes, hi-itte and caps, suitable for the winte sitv ol 4aving the ct prope - rly e I f d M4ny of our readers in the vicinity of day (
-itic-drates. Come quicel y ani )�co Va�na will learn with regret of the weatb
- -hat its peou w", 'till at re . , .
will do thig, Do matter w - When it comes into operlitio.n. 'i will plling-
liarities may be, does not deserve to, be oee, W. Risiarrelioaxn. 885 � . I . - . dea-thof Mrs.Marg%ret Lun C: bee., if;
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.ftneered at, much less. violently opposed SE-RVED THEm RIGHT. . A con file c f, 'gay. that Rev. Mi . . Gray delivered the; wo )d, only daughter of Mr. John P . ostert Thefe
I lat) of Varna, which took place at: their the go
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0 'ka ago a L wla Speech of the
by those who profess to be good citizens worthless chaxacter, evening. It tairly)
. res.dence in the Ste to Of Wisconsin, on an h
aud Christian men. styled - himself Dr. Martyn, put lishe bristled with arguinen�a i. lavor A total' .
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I I I I . . . . in a Wingbam paper a' letter, in which abstinence I and contidneL man 'I I the 2nd inst. Mrs. Collingwood, to- the C
. . . - 1; - � y! get her With her husband arid patents, attf*
Locim Rnmirff.Tbe 'Choral Society he made Several base and libelloug, sallies, -Which brought down th( I use. -from Vain% some twolyea;rs hirnee
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will commence their regular 'eekly chargeti against the characters (f cer- Mr. Gra has lost none ol his o d: ime i
� the praCtic w . -y ago. About a year go she contracted rec
Taeetiags for �.& of Music On tain gentlemen in this CoUnt3, and vini a rid eloquen 8, and is a n 01 t .. at-� a !aevere cold, which s9ttiled 'on: her an� g
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Tuesday evening, next. —A - meeting is to � among others the Rev. T. M. 31%Dij�, tractive and interi sting pl Oforrar B ,oak.4� ` and resulted i a her sad and early 118, Ln
-u theMechanics"Insti-Itate rooms bell, of Goderich.. So soon a thi3 er. A, choir, composed of� the. plincipall Itin a .
. be, held i . de�agise, she being but 21 y(sris of age. gre Ltl
for the purpose of organizing a mock letter came to the notice of the ; enth - meml era ,of th( Presbyterian a�ladl "
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parAliamout. We know -of no way in. men liulterested,.they preferred 0 argeg Methodistchoirs, ave sai'tvakal Inulical I . Pu lie School have pur-chased a now Ion -a
which, an- occali-ion-al eveningAtiring the against Martyn, the writer of the :ette seloct�ons, which, vere appropriatE kndl -
n 11 . . I t ball, and are doing Some heavy me 6
A. A and Mitchell, the publisher o the wellrendered, whi,e. Miss Jennie. 14ing' fo
week Could be more profitably spen . � , ki king!, , I . G. Be
stimilar orgs-nization has been carried paper in which it a.j�eared., of er . I i"l presided at;the'pieno. Much�regrftlwas. week.
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on, in. C-linton for the pas3t two Seasons libel, and had warrant L felt on account of theL abae I I Wa:
with much. success and equal benefit, to arre,at. Martin, however, fled tbe i t John McMillan, who had been advertia-� . I his . a
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those, who took part in the ai6amsioias. try, and has not since been found, b It ed -to speak. Mr, MeMil I Ian, hovv�ver., TEk MEETING.— tea meeting has wh,�isk
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—Robert Taylor has been Sentenced to Mitchellhas been committed to . Stan was una�'oidably ab i . I be, )a antiounced to take lace in the '
. . sent Oil accolintiof 6 . ng �of renj
three years in the Proviacial penitela- his trial at the next Assizes, and ba I prior 3agagement. The I ntertair ment� C1 iselhur.st church, on the eveni
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tiary for setting fire to the Kinburn to the amount of $1,200 has bea' was i most enjoyableand Bul,-c368ful Ti esday, the 25th inst. Addresses are
0 n I take - , I I d be ex)ected from Rev. Messrs. Fletcher, here
cheese. factory,, . and to three. years. 1or,hia appearance. This f6ll o n e, a rid we are su re th at good. vy 0 . � . Smith
for attempting to commit Suicide, tyn, it will be remembered, a accomplished if similar entertaitiments UE borne; Torrance %rid Dyke, Rensall,
. ppea,re I were given at int q vals during 01 I . . n
the two Sen'teDL uring gthe fecent Marti , Exeter; and ThoMson, Bruce-
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� _ ces to run concurrently, on several platforms d 1) le win- ;
—The: Sa.b,bath schools of the to- L it Op , � w ,that thel com- .fie d.: The Rodgervill� cboir,will dis- - W E,
VVn in _ Scott Act campmigu position to ter. We 'do not kno, -
tend having a grand union jubilee tb .o r.e sweet music. Te,%,will be served Custon
0 e Act, knd -his addresses were mitte Qouldpromote-�th6 interests of ,.;
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Christmas enterta.irlment of which full I Bpacially noticeable for his vulgE r pei - tempe'rance in any better way ;ban to at, six o'clock. The proceeds are to be and h6
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particulars, wilL be given as soon a's 8117- I sonal a*ttacks upon clergynden an I , do So. - There is nothing like k6Epi g u
� aebt upon the church. We hope the I'm""
ralugemeatg are. com.pleted.-81ir Rich- i others who opposed him. No perso a the enthusiasm. � i i , Do not
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ard Cartwrigbt's meeting in.. Cardno's � seemed to know'from whence he camo, 0 1 1
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hall on Thursday evening of last weL:t-k 'I or to whom he' belonged, and had b 3 ClaN�GE IN BY AWS.—At a i el,ceni ,bu lionel suffidiently large to entirely free as lovi
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I aln meeting'of the Directors of llib Mo.
was-largE4y attended and his able. ad- not appeared' under the auspices :" I I . thi l comfortable clicirch building from
dreRB was listeried to most atteiativel,. i on -aa of th -Scott Act A - th sm t presen ber otu
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. , patr 8 ,a Anti as( Killop Mutual Fir � Irieurance G D!lLpan)
—Mrs. Thomson and Miss JesBie Thom- I ciation, no respectable &udience woul I certain amendments were mad, i14 th4 re ting on it. � Street.
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son; returned home last week after bav- '� have given him a hoaxing or woul by-laivsll as follows, viz: � (1) H r6ifterl � I - — Hn1 Lett. - Lo
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i110 Spent a M0DQ1 or ni(ira with friends . have suffered his insolence, nialla 1� I �
1:) ' .. n , evea all tb a directors ill retire a � .
in otillis" Hamilton and otli . aE it was, he was gev�ral tim:S ",�, 1. .COUNCIL DoiNGs.--A meeting of the purpo
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placea.—M,r .. A. 9.uth,erland, of this � for his coarse and ulagentleman coi �- �111 retirine directors may be re-elecle ; d -it Hollett couLkeil was hold at Londesbl)ro Chris
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town, has purchttsed the farm of Mr. ; duot on the pla,tfor'm. 'Unfoitu ... tel§1 " they coDsent* -(2i Buildings 01036r t on.the 1 -5th inst.,at which all the mom- Moth
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Sidney Morton, of Hullett, near Alma, -1 sevc-ra.l of those who bad been brought each other tham seventv-five Je t! the beps were present. .. fter examining and last.
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for $1,500. The farm contains 50 acres. i into cauts-et with him-, a ' as a present limit, 'and not.old"fibir then ls�xty- paasing a number of accounts the com- wa
. number of the papers of the dounty, fi did � PI int of Thomas Cole, pathrr
Mr.'. Morton intends removing to Kau- . iaster, intere
I - ve feet, may be i Bared by a.d �g! one
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sa,u.—Mr, Joneph Laird, of this town , criticiaed his ungentlema-uly CDnduct I dollar. to.the premium ! co acei-niDg a fence on Side road 30 and 4nd e
) . note 'for ach.
has gold his farm on, the Rh concessiod I mud utterances,. and in this wav gave -6100insurance. - - i 3) That,a ladder Buf �� 31, coucession 11, was taken up and J. organ
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s -nal of K250.1 The farm is composed - he never could have ci.bba'ii�ed n any above the eave of the barn be . pbaced Said alleged trespass and report at next conBi
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c1t 100 acreq aud hwi on it ov,e of the F other way. Puffed up by �this attell gain at it and kept in proper pos I ition In eting of counoil. The council nd
� luro,f,0-5t la'0 L"Ja tmrL's in the CQUnty.— I tion he -was induced to ihalje� -his le, " I a J ateam. to inspect on the Nth November, the � VOlun
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ngbridges,viz.: bridge on side The Association, will be a nonsectarian met 1for the lziduetioir' of the Rev.
and 16, ooncessiou, U ; on coo- one and regular -meetings will be held Samuel Acheson into the Charges of
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road 8 and 9 lot U, and on con. every two weeks.—Mr. . Richard War- Kippe n -and - Hills Green. There was &
, et large � ktten; ce from �thei congregation.
road8and9:1ot". J.Britton ring is fitting,'up his shop on Ring stre dan
examine wire fende on lot 6, coo' - for'a dressmaker's shop. Miss Smith, After the FreBbytery had been An.ly
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4, and A. T. McDonald to ex- who is at preqent in Waugh's block,will const tea, the Rev. R. Y. Thompson
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wire fence on lot; 45, concession Occupy the s-Ame.—Mrs. Macarblitir, of pieac iod from the words " We preach
if found satisfact I cry give orders Ailba Craig isi here visiting her son, Mr. -Chri 't crucified." Rev. Mr. Barr then -
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ively on the treasprer for pay- J. Macarthuri—Mr. Win. Sturgeon re- offffere up prayer, and Rev. :T. G.
f bonuses pursuant to-formor turned this week from Dakota and in- I Tho :Egon put the' usual questions to
s Of council. Clerk to notify Sill tends remaining during the winter.— Mr. koheson, and solemnly i-nducted
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thmasters of 1884�who have not .Mr. Juhn S*utherland, of Bay City, him into the ministry of . the congrega,
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heir returns to do so at once. Michigan, wa.s in the village this week tion, ��fter which he received the right
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I visiting his brother.—Mr. Wm* Henry, handlof fellowship from all th
I then adjourned � to meet agal t�� ,
desboro, on the 15th December, a former resident, bas returned and bers :of the Pregbytery present. The
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ing the day appoiiited by law akingy in the shop. newliinducted'minister was then ad.
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; Mr. J. Blake. dres4a by Dr. Ure, and the people
urn of the collector's roll. I lately vacated by by
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Hills Cireen. - � Fannaville, intend holding a, tea meet- earnest terms. . .
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ria. � —The wife of Uenry J. Smith ing on TuesdsLy evening, December 2nd. Bebre adjourning a, motion was ,an.
: For further � particulars as to Pro- anim -)u.sly passed., expressing the
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i Monday the 10th' November aud ,,!see alverfieenirent in next than� if ulness of the Presby tery at ths
ried on WedneRdwy 12th. A large gramme, &c.
rse of mourners followed the re- week's issue.:LMr. Mowbray, of White. passage of the Scott Act in Huron., and
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to the, old buryin4 ground. She church, is visiting his sorl-in-law, Mr. recommending all the Members of the
five Small childre-0. B. Thomson..�of this place.—Mr. B. S. church to strictly adhere to its terms, .
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: . Phillips, a former resident of Hay, but and to see tbat its pr i ' a are car.
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- I . lately of Alvinsbon, has returned and ried out. Presbytery adjourned -to lueet
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. � . settled on the farm formerly occupied in Blyth, on January 20th.
3oNAL.—The Rev. Ti. G. Tliomeo* �
by him.—Rev. A. A n1drews., of the I
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cefield, preaches in St6 Andrews Guelph confe:rence, will 4eliver an ad- : � The Beamish Trial, .
, London on Sabbath Dext. I . _ rob, on -Frf-
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ivF,usARY SER3roNs.—TI-le Re M ,I)ITOR.—SIR.
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\ day evening, On Sabbath Schools and country a difference of opinion is &Ilow.
a Et�iot, D. -D., oate Pcofessor Sabbath School Work.
gi"I \ Seminary, i Chica-uo, will ; able I beg to differ from the Goderich
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the \ nniverBa y sermons in ; � - a
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churo , � ! Brussels., trial - at the late assize court held at
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,3B he is unable to ke-� FiRr,.—Otl ' Friday, night about 12 as much as the evidence of Mrg.jeri.
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3 plac I wil - - kins, on behalf of the, crown,was scarce.
ent and his plac 1 o'clock thb b4rns of Mr. John Johnston,
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Elliot. � . near Brus-se',4. in Morris, were discover- ly if at all mentioned, while everything
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� \\ saved but his! horses, which -were in the fer thet the country is well rid of him.
KETS.— v . O d8c.; oats, stable below. -He had his wheat, oats, He also severely: celaSured the learned
28c. ; peas, 52c. to 53c. ,\barley, I a the discha6e of his duty in
50c.; butter, 1.80. ; laxd,1�2j.cl. . straw, &c., burned with the building. ludge on
7c.; eggs, 17c. 1 1 The building was insured in the Howick the case. It seems to me the hef&t of
Mutual for $500 on bailding and $500 presumption for a newspaper to dietate
LING.—A meetina of the� Cu iDg � i
0 ' tents of this'and ano.ther to a Jud- ge and Surely af Per so fall aud
.' 3ompany was held the other e%il on the con 0 1
, - Cause of the fire not known. I courts of -
arrarige for the coming seaso barD. fair a trial for which British .
ox hag again takep the manag'�. The owner ,w aB at the barn about eight ju,stice are noted there is little1i rooua fog-':,
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i e- 1\0 Yelock when all was right. . complaint. We Canadia-as ire . Justly '
A the riuk for the,winter. Tmkcamts ENGAGED.—At a special proud of our institutions and laws, on.
STING SOCIETY.—IChere is Borne ro 640ing of ti e Brussels School Board acted forthe well-being of the people,
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getting a movernent on foot to Mi Richa-rc'son, � of Clifford,waS engag- but whg.!t do those laws EtWount to if
debatin Society in connection
9 ; ed fo the tb Xd room at a salary of they are not aaministere& without fear
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' $27- d Mi0s Wi efield, x tt 8, ,'or favor arid not loosely as is frequently
his winter. A n#mber of years I
"he ur1room at a salary of I
e 'could boast oif a first-class for t 6 50 1 the case on the other Ride of the lineg.
. normcement that a
tie . and !'as there has per anti , uties to corn me . ace oii the I see by recent an,
Ist of jJan y. , I petition in favor of the st,ntence being
a been a magnificent and ever . I commuted or shortened, signed by the
0 ELECTION r Opmomts.Tbe follow
sing library belonging to the ing officerB h e been installed for Court -officials and otbers at .the county town,
ite, thera is no taftson why the Princies,3 Al x ndria, No. 2411, Canadian was taken to Ottawa by a worthy mart,
ent should not succeed. If
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of the older 'members of the In- I Order of F. re ere, for the progent I to influepce the Minister of Justice. I
would interest tbemselves in it term : W. - 41' to. 0. R. ; George , wouder-If that petition was circitlated,
, Rogers, V. C� R.; . Smith, R. S. ; S-. , in ther4lighborhood of the tragedy'. We
Id go oU all I . ; V. ; - J, I 0 -t our sympathies fruWat
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. - i � Smale, F. S. � B shill, T. J Nott ' ugbtnottol-e I ,e
. i S. W.; George Cam ron, J. W.; P. I the ends of justice.
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Tuokersmith. � Thomson, S; * ,
� . John Tait, Chaplain ; J. A. Hatchison., I Morris, November 13th, !884. 1
DENT.—OO Satuk!.day 'last Mr. - � I — I
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rg,mith, met with tit rather painful ed the shooti.. g match at Tuck's hotel, I' of Wellesley town -ship, came near losing
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A. He was lifting, a plow into Cranbrook, I st Friday and succeeded " his life while crossing the river Nith on
gon when the boagds of the gravel in securin a 19,Kge number of goose and '
9 i his way home from Stratford. Instead,
pped up, frigMenio�g the horses, I
D � turkeys. —Stkathers & Powell had the ' of going rpund ,the road. across the
g them to start s*ddenly, throw- formal open, g of their new Shop last '
% Siniflieout audidist(cating his i. bridge, he was in the habit of -taking a
" Saturday ev�uing.—The 33rd Battalion 41. shorter way home by crossing the fieldS,
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He wag not oth�rwise Bed to u a , I y band was in 4tte,ndance and discoursed i and fording the river where the banks
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sweet music, , while purchasers bought were low, in fact, he had done so that
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X SOLD.—Mr. Alekali'der Nichol. their wares. The shop was very taste- i . on his wav to town. But
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a Sold big farm, a imile and a h&' If I when be returrted the river was swollen
fully decorated. — The Conservatives �
of EgmOndvillep Mr. Richard held a mee�ing in Backer's hall, on
I t � I -with the day's rain, &,rid, as it was dark
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son, of McKillop f r the sum 1 f
O Th a . It is rumored he did not see� big danger but plunged
. The farm con!tains 100 acres, I , .
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one of the best i 4 the tOwnshi . P- that I they 4e preparing for the mu'l- in ELs before. When halt way across
I - cipa election.—Our new brick blocks the horses lost their footing, and were
obinson is to be citingratulated on now have. all the brick work completed.- carried b the current Some distance
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rchase. He Sold is own a short - y
. It is reportec. that some parties attempt- -e
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t . down the stream, and at length tb
ao for K500. It Iwas situated on - McArthur as he was going
n I ed to rob - 1. wagon capsized and parted, thTowing
th concession of 'bicKillop. Ae ho roug the swarn Mr. Slabach but into the water. He
! me throug p on the 7th
ade a good exchan is. He obtain' line, Morris.l�—Our S'&lvation Army is I went'n'luder several times but kept hold .
Sion of Mr. Nichoia'ou's farm on.
. f : now run by allel-niah lasses. WhIt'h- I of the reins, the horses meanwhile Arug�
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or they will pneceed better than their gling to get up the bwak. Just as he
NCIL MEETING.—T�e Council Met �
-Nol . usinese of i 1 predecessors I is to beproven.—The cor- began to despair of life the horses made
e 15th inat. .b . ta- poration suit'againat t'T..D.. Ronald will a violent plunge, scrambled up the
eeting. A fdw
ce before the 41 . I be argued before the Court of Appeal It bank, and pulled him to Shore. The
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accounts were �assed for . . P4y- an early dat . It is about time some hind wheels and box kept together and
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and $25 w&s gran Ed in charityto ew aspirar ts for municipal honors floatedaowntheriver to the mill porld,
, Price, McEwen and Comber, 'a
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the Conneil adj6urned to meet were making their appearance ; Or, are the distance of a milb. Mr. Sletbaoh. is
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at Dix,in's. hotel 1 Brucefield, , people so disgusted with the way things little the worse for his immersion, btit -
I on have been ccnducted that none'will seek states that i -f he had been in the water a
ay, the 2nd of. Ncember, at ope
I . d have heeA
s positions? Par present Reeve says he few seconds longer he woul
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Belgrave� I - Town, the vi�llalge collector, is now going �
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ATLOR, has made !a great change his rouuds. 1,
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rices of good bxttor, go and poultry. 6� �� - E. McFAUL
an afford to pay more than the towtis, I . J
tting large 9nautities,1 bat .not enioukh B:ui�on Presbytery. .
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9 and turkeys, for wlild.li lie is payin - ten I A regular meeting of the Fresbytery . : I -
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r pound, cleaned. Wljo can resist s6ch - I
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I church, eu, on Tuesday, Nov. 11th, I —DEALER IN— I
farmers in tbis vicinity b&ve commencing at 10 a. m. There was a I �
advantage of the law fine d9ya of I I
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A now their turnips are nearly large attendance, both of ministers and i I
I elders. In the absence of the modera- -
red -for the winter.- —Jacob Brooks, tor, Mr. Pritchard was * appointed .
ban Crooks and Robert Ar' STAPLE -AND FANCY
I W- Moderator pro tem. Rev. JFohn LGgie, � !
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of East Ti,bury, Chatham, formerly i
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race mines. Th y report, d- ill r
� . _ pastor of Rogrerville and Exeter eongre- I
and I 6W wages a Colin gations, and Rev. Mr. Eakins, a former . i
'gorge Coultis, fo�merly of � at
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pastor of Eippen, being present were ., 1
6noBb, but now livi g in Michi n, �
, invited to Sit as corresponding members. !
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ting her mother r8. R. For ls, ;
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Mr. Logie, i4 responding, gave some in- � I
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I teresting reWiniscences of his early ;
courrence Dow nee the cold connection v ith Presbyterial work here . i
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or Set in.—Mr. G. tadora, of Que. - MILLINEPY, A -0 -
more than thirty-five years ago. The . ;
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back again purc aging timber. . ' . ; .
moderator ri ported having visited Bay- � �
rmerg are ready t dispose of it �at field a,u . d'Bathany co . regatious, and . . �
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od prices Mr. Ba ora is paying' 'that they ha ng .
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e will leave congid�rable money in �
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ing to the grai buying again of Knox Coll oge, was appointed to labor
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If, and f armers gel good and cor- ' . . .
. them for six months. He also .
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eights, so bring o4t y6ur prod ul reported liming .received grants from
pt the cash before prices got lower, . .
; . theHomeMission. committee,for the con- A �
ticipated.—A goo 'weigh scale� is
t gregations 01 Bayfield Road and' Berne, .1 .
y required in this village. Thore Gaelic Missim, Goderich, Grarid Band, .
io doubt be one put in before and Exeter. I � COMPILETE AssoRTMENT.
s Some of the leading business Rev. A. 11�- bewart, on behalf of the Y�
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re agitating the sabject.—Mr. C. coml�itteo, ttppointed to visit Bayfield . . . 3
11 lef t for. his home in Algoma last anent . .
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—Thornas Evans better known . as Road and 1�erne -congregations,
I Ooma�� their failure o come up to the niiinimum. I .
y "the sh r, again put: in of Salary, reporte . d having done so. *
ppearanQe last *eek with his Bayfield Road had raised about one- �
era trimmed short.—Mrs. L. P�d-
. . third of the amount lacking, the other I
8 Still very weak and not improv- congregation bad done nothing. Both 1 CLOSEST PRIOES
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for a good harnessmaker and tin- i
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wish to thank our friends sm an unanimoi . is call i . h favor of ,Rev D. . . :
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pe we may have a continuance of t h'e' M. Ramsey, signed by 89 membere and 0:6fl- MILLINERY OPEN. ulk
We are prepared to $bow a large and .
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to stock of Millitiery and Fancy God,d.s. and .fdckson had been heardi in Support - . �
fail to call and see obr Trimmed Hats —WAS A—
purchaAng elsewher4i. We have them of the call, A was agreed to sustain i� a,f, ,
aa 50 ets., all ready trimmed, 4nd. all a regular gospel call, and in the event 0 '
test styles in Hats And Bonnets, which Mr. Ramsay's acceptance, provisional Splendid Success,
fall to suit the most faftidious: Remem- I
old stand, Dr. Bnebanall's block, King arrangemenis were made for big indac- I
And we are now ready to Suit every'
. R. & M. BILL, Milliners, Hens�all. tion. T I
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m i irlbly Remi 'age Wdywho may need anything In
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tian. Association was held in the Sion motion. ,was made that the Prosby- I
odiWchurch on Tuesday evenl,ng tery defer e. pressing its Judgment till '
The attendance on the occasion next meetin! . In amendment it was A CALL SOLICITED*
ood and all sent seemed deeply moved that the recommendation of the . .- . I
sted in the object, of the meeting Committee be adopted, ,6z: That
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utered heartily into the 'work. of church disel
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luly elected and'g, short programme sister, wife'l,(-a-unt, and wife's Deice. On .
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Aing of'address-s,. music, readings a vot being taken the amendment : FA I UVOW
o . TH CASH Dny an nS MAN
recitations was then and there was declareq carried. . f �
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tarily given and well carried out, In the:af tOrnoon the Presbyteiry aglaiu : 5EAFOATIL -
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