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� I r Ia st, wil �hwe: kind, "and, as in duty ound, your pe- . throw the blame upon' the Government, . .
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. � .1 . E, BUTTERICK. & 00818 at the polls in Octobe . ts . itron suspicion.
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.1 I .1 . . � k,t . �tition-eris W.0 -ever pray, " though wliat no one for a moment doub . Farrar,
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. .; -k 1. I Reliable Paper Patterns for all kinds of effect. Those who voted 'for ' A � . - Archdeacon ill kVestini ster
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�5 - � . I d for- Whom-, the pra yer is to be, and There are two questions which the .
, o � X aimless malignity
: � ! . lbadies),. Misses' - Boys' and Children's will now have -an opportunity of roN i ronto especially would like Abbey denounced the
7 i -1 I . ing iy 11 in duty bound " � we things -which . -i
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: � � � Garments, for sale by Ho,FFmA,N BROS- their sincerity and honest, '' b no " fellah can understand. " Perhaps to see the Government deal with. eive
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� .1 � S.e&forth,.'-, --- s-,jgiol�, viz., tax'exemptions and new and execut
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, - � observi *the . law themselve.4, - i md � I - s ago He said that God, had frustrated 9
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I -; � rinc, its observance byloth st 1'he . -y an overwhelming majorit they ex- worst results of a conspiracy
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... . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . se" I, - litUe pieces of- official . onsense of this I I yl of the blackest crimes 'in
i - - . � I Scott Act Association of 1 this Cou ity gort,� as well as thos�-gotgeous, but high- I ressed their desire that all. exemptions that some ,
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U� I Ag"The figure between the parenthesis after should now be preparing i .- per ect: ly unnecessary, formalities which' ae- should be done a*ay With, and I have history I �
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I 1 -.. FC 1. I it would be interesting at any rate to t ),ken upon pie - question, that even 'a
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�- � 17 1 ; American Steel Nail"obnston efficiently enforced. They -h e a very . Lrger majority would be found to exist �
j'k s 1. I . see the experiment tr�ed. This is a I Huron Notes. - -t
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-, ': � " Cheapt Place to Buy�T-. Kidd. (6) -n,3,41- i " -his business -like country and a practical .i I favor 0 new build s
Z-�- - great and grave responsibil M , ing . Whetli&
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,��t. Winthrop -A. Goventock. (5) . I
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I �'. B' na--0. M. Whitney. (5) : matter. If the Act - proves a ailu by age, and the tendency to directness and tie remainder of the Province is ,with of W' gham'during the past year, F58
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1137 roleme to Milk Drawers --J. Moore. (6) . . . r e be the people of Toronto on these t births, 23 marriages axid 39 deaths. -
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-��., -., i - , Note ikst--S. Cole. (5) cted ters is perhaps open to doubt, and it is
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.. 4 Business Chance --Mrs. Mary Andrus. (5) considerable s I will be'
. , 1Y, IR . 1. . � 1. I w - not at all lik�ly that �anytliiiig definite
.� . Notice -P. S. CarroU. (5) ith legislation. . Stanley, will be glad to learli.that she is
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; - : �1: il - Auction We of Farm St*ck-D. McCuaig. (5) placed, -0 . I .. � � .i THE COMING SE88ION , will . be done iii e steadily recovering from her illness.
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% "' 01. . Horses for Sale -J. J. Parish. (5) sociation, as also if its � pr isions lare 1 -� - . I 9 3saton. I � Win.
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� - . House and mt for Sale -J. Dorsey, (5) - , ected usual repairs, etc., have been .-
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1��:�j - t I , Farm for Sale -J. Ward. (6) I effiGiently enforce( I - I
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. 1, 141 � Notice to Creditors -P. S. Ca . * � smith,, died one day last week. Tbe
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. A ted -Bell & Dougail'. (a), � I : _ t le expenditure of no mnoulit of -money -
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tFli. d 172=ds to Loan-Mgan and Co. (a) -te meed ' f - credit forlits success., are comparatively -few subjects c)ul(f convert the ancient and venerable
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-, I I pt Stock -for Sale -A. R. Smith, (8) . I within the jurisdiction of the Legisla- -Mr. 1�. Dolmage, of Tilsolibutg, has
i4 - BankrU , ;4,t. It is tinae, there -fore, that structure into a fit place� of habitation.
. . Auctjot�,%ale-A Hunter. (5) 1 .- I e vfere up ture which have not been dealt with . . sold his farill of 100 acres, lot 24, coil-
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� A. `� Fish, Ft ih-Wilson &Youug. (a) I . . . For the past week or two .the carridors cess, � `7, Howick, to 'Mr. John Brown
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P If, �- "u - A. Charlasworth. (8) . I 1. and passages have been full of -unpleas- ,
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. I T=PTgA esworth. (8) . great :fight, . however between the I
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- Two Important E,ve k'ts. . ral prialciple- and the Provincial prind-
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! � � 4 � : I . . ... ambers is notoriously defective, tile of Turnberry, on Monda;y evening last,
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i P. --- - � - r the past -w- . . t&JIt ple, which has been waging for some 11 11 , will probably this session have
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. - . only throughout E in all have the tumble-down buildings on Front
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, ��Z ,� SEAFG,RTH, FRIDAY, Jan. 30, 1885. parts of tbe,world. Thp fi ' ' . - , with e axe which will keep him off
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. - � - i- . o�ne of its arenas, as it is not � PW�CLSB. -The French have sustained work for some time.
- , 'n 11 -While Mr. John'Mugford, of. COl-
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.1 F� -� - The .W,aird-enship. � the forces of El-Ma,hdi , i � posed that the statelier pN 'at Ottaw,k- �, �
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7 ,:. t St lileeting of the Legislature cedentrdly, cold ill, Germ � ` bay lastweek,the biAder slipped, striking
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I �� Council, on Tuesday last,, Mr. Patrick era,l - -Wolseley's under, Ithe I
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: � . Reeve of Blyth, was i.elect . I
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�,�-. I I and drove back a - very mucill, lot to blow up the Bourse with dyna- -Will. Muir, I
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r .1 ;�a of native troops. Since th no tidings
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I . I 1; There was a time when the VN arden-ship � 'The War Office have ordered the injured by the horse taking fright
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t !'� " was-zlibsequently over powere Lord Wolseley.. belongi t Mr Robert
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. ., � - - .1 the I PROPOSED ExHiBiTio,.N'.-The'proposal Dickson, of Grey, broteolie'r'leg last
I . - tire forces massacred. Should this " -
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� a, - g of the past, the honor is much I I I to e barn. She had7to be
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. . " . p I time i9mow lik. . ----�Thomas Hill, of the 'tli concession
.4- . ta be selected by one's -fellows. to pre- - necessitate the English Governn�ent. - FERRIBLE SIfOW SLI))E.S.-Two hall- '
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I . . , f . . main quietly upon the statute boo1c. dred porsons have been buried alive by of Morris, has sold; his fifty acre farm
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!7- � 4 - th Egypt, and going into the truggle, with ask for its repeal, at all events, as he is ving
. si i.: have ne doubt but the I I . - -- of Ivrea and Aosti-ii, Italy. of $2,600.- Mr. Hill intends I enio g
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J L.. I - :t 7 :,64 Having once commenced they must bon- 0 a wealthy farmer of Sa,ylesville, Wiscon- -Messrs. John McCool, W ii. Ball,
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r. . bee " aPpointed -with all due dignity . I E I . Boundary question, which- divided -witli - i .
-. Ir - . - � I . siul has been sentenced to a year in James Mair, Chas. Lovett au� Robert
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.'typ�� wtele- most disturbing question in Canadian " parations 'to build
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I .% %7 - , gra,m has �been, received, ivb . -, I io'wever, politics, has re ' ceived a partial s i ettle- THE SKYE Cnoywms. -A police expe- I - fine brick houses th is summer. 1 .
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� - �-., :� I The Big Paxhambnts. . 7 0 most decidedly with Ontario and the and Glendale, Isle, of Skye, wberd the school in section No. 3, Ho -wick, died
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I :. . � 'Stewart has had a series o: b thes "'and Ontaxio Government. It has been held I . ' -%v do , ness of
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- I I The Ontario Legislature was opened . ; . . - I crofters are reported to. be in rebellion last week after a fe 6ys ! ill
� . TL . � � has succeeded in defea,tir g t1 e Arabs by the court of last resort that the against the sheriff. I typhoid fever. Several other I members
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� at Toronto on Wednesday with the and capturin- Meternnell,andivas serl- ince -- Dispum) LiklE PoLiciEs.-The Earl of the family are down. -%vith !tile same
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,; . . usual cerem,QiAes. The -session is not '�eed upon by the arbitra- .
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� i . ected to be a, very lengthy or exciting now de-�olves upo Si exteAt of a million dollars, and it, is - --tvir. I
. . OXP - ii, r Charles Wilson
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� t� .. - stated that his policies will be disputed to 01nad, -
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. 1� i �, sures are promised by- the Govern m-ent wounded on either side. : � - moment,withdrawn. froth, tile reference facts as to his h4alth. I . athis n�sidencel' in ('oderich toNvu last
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I . E - and noitice has been gi-K,en of a large. The second event which, ias so -stirred to the Privy Council, the northern A SUBJECT FOR VAR'LIA*A1E.NT.-N`orth- week. The deceased had reablie(I tile
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o I nind was the' dast,ardry a.t- where the arbitrators said they were I I'
number -of private bills. The Opposi- the Public n eli al Bideford, lii-ntq good age of 83 years.
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I I , tion have had the wind so effectuaRy t - .
.1 i � . empt oil Saturday Jast* to bl up tile also. A very material point in connec 11
: , . � early meeting of ar. iamen scuss in so far. as wood is conceriied. Tile
5' - - knocked out of them by there ent .- e - � gligh tio C � ,rent pJricie s $1
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il ,f I . I c (1 O's -En a n buildings and the - . Egyptian affairs' Enterprise says the cui i
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- I f lorts given by the Suprem e Cow-ts, that ' STILL RE.I,dAINS UNSETTLED. THE -XIATHDI 1IT11OUT `P-.ELovisio.xs.-- per cord for green and $1.2Qfordry.
,. ": i -.. - - tower. of London by - d3 -na.mite, and . � ' '
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,; . be vastly mere� so. during the present Ship of the soil in the territory. It will Malidi is short I of provisions, and - has with wood at these prices. I
. � . U 'A is the most daring outragge Vie dyna- I assels
- :,4 1 . be � renlembgred. that Sir John, after been forced to end a portion of his -Mr. F. C. Rogers, of the, Br
� � k - 7 A session.s. Judg4ig from the tdide of the miters have yet attempted, 4d is suffi- I '. I - - oort Salt Works has sent a box of 4alry -salt
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1 ,..5�. cient to strike terror and d i smai rinto the Council at the same time that the other that he has 121'000 troops at Omdur-
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i � I th - ' part of the case was submitted, sudden- rainiann. I . � Exposition at Nevv.Orleans. Jbere is
. : � -� I I.- hearts of the English people.Aaa instsuch . .
�� � � I pre 0 I Now FALL ON THE ALPS.'�Tbe snow nothing like one casting their liread up-
. � . sent parliament either by fair means ' I ly changed his mind ,and refused to (10' & ;
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.1� . attacks as th ese it is impossiblei to pre- ' ;
. I A or foul, and they will likely settle down . . I . so., no doubt recognizing 'the� weakness fall -on the Italian Alps -is � the heaviest on tb,e waters. .
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- " I � hopelessly helplessly into opposition ,- * troyed. As far as known 00 lives have bitiqu at the Centi I
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�, to the soil passed'to the Dominion, and been lost. The troops isplay much one day last week. -"rh
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. ,� ��t opened at Ottawa on Thursday. What discovered. -What objec than round heroism in. effecting rescues. I I in Muskoka b 'Mr. P. McRweii of 'Me -
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� ;- thei nature of the bill of fare will be that, . I Killop, and wiH-be shipped tA� Quebec.
- : Sim ply to give annoyance thlb'se peopl(F taken,bylliminthat Yorkville speech, THE, EGYTTIAN PRoBLEx. -European � �
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f : our Dominion legislators will have set cam have in coTninitting th ese butrazes. - . ) '
� 1�: , . � . I mviisllip, Maitland concession �sustaffied
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7 7 before them is not yet known. Itis it is difficult t � . t If ch he -hA - express,the opinion that the ex- . . .
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i �; ey . � . I l! i is Province the Toronto - Mail says: ;
i ' . . known that an attempt had been made and T. J. .'LNIarks, treasurer. - The col-
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�i c W+ t -Governor may be expect- i tteblow Up tl e Tower of London and lectorship is laid over till February
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i I e6l1ing upon them to assemble To- t e Opposition will find weig - ----�M
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. . . Council of Our said Province may, by. of a like kind which have been made d ite ' i placed was sixteen feet the proposed route and"compiled in one
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I e. Iffuron, � y ,v a notice that the conspiracy matter has not yetbeen made fe was, S14 ell to the floor, leaving the -Mrs. Win. Hillijwd,' of Brandon
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1137 roleme to Milk Drawers --J. Moore. (6) . . . r e be the people of Toronto on these t births, 23 marriages axid 39 deaths. -
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-��., -., i - , Note ikst--S. Cole. (5) cted ters is perhaps open to doubt, and it is
. - 16ig resisted., even. -The friends of .' Hrs. Thos. Baird, of
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.. 4 Business Chance --Mrs. Mary Andrus. (5) considerable s I will be'
. , 1Y, IR . 1. . � 1. I w - not at all lik�ly that �anytliiiig definite
.� . Notice -P. S. CarroU. (5) ith legislation. . Stanley, will be glad to learli.that she is
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% "' 01. . Horses for Sale -J. J. Parish. (5) sociation, as also if its � pr isions lare 1 -� - . I 9 3saton. I � Win.
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� It is not - -A valuable horse belonging to
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� - . House and mt for Sale -J. Dorsey, (5) - , ected usual repairs, etc., have been .-
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. Ou`.' Allen, of the 7th conce
1��:�j - t I , Farm for Sale -J. Ward. (6) I effiGiently enforce( I - I
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. 1, 141 � Notice to Creditors -P. S. Ca . * � smith,, died one day last week. Tbe
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. A ted -Bell & Dougail'. (a), � I : _ t le expenditure of no mnoulit of -money -
- - 111 'Q an I -now animal was valued tit $250,
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tFli. d 172=ds to Loan-Mgan and Co. (a) -te meed ' f - credit forlits success., are comparatively -few subjects c)ul(f convert the ancient and venerable
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-, I I pt Stock -for Sale -A. R. Smith, (8) . I within the jurisdiction of the Legisla- -Mr. 1�. Dolmage, of Tilsolibutg, has
i4 - BankrU , ;4,t. It is tinae, there -fore, that structure into a fit place� of habitation.
. . Auctjot�,%ale-A Hunter. (5) 1 .- I e vfere up ture which have not been dealt with . . sold his farill of 100 acres, lot 24, coil-
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� A. `� Fish, Ft ih-Wilson &Youug. (a) I . . . For the past week or two .the carridors cess, � `7, Howick, to 'Mr. John Brown
-i and do,ing.. . . . : . and, to some extent set at rest. The I Ion I :
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P If, �- "u - A. Charlasworth. (8) . I 1. and passages have been full of -unpleas- ,
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. I T=PTgA esworth. (8) . great :fight, . however between the I
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- Two Important E,ve k'ts. . ral prialciple- and the Provincial prind-
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! � � 4 � : I . . ... ambers is notoriously defective, tile of Turnberry, on Monda;y evening last,
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i P. --- - � - r the past -w- . . t&JIt ple, which has been waging for some 11 11 , will probably this session have
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— � ' of Stanley, was cutting wood in the
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, ��Z ,� SEAFG,RTH, FRIDAY, Jan. 30, 1885. parts of tbe,world. Thp fi ' ' . - , with e axe which will keep him off
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. - � - i- . o�ne of its arenas, as it is not � PW�CLSB. -The French have sustained work for some time.
- , 'n 11 -While Mr. John'Mugford, of. COl-
� ` - in, �;,' �. pt.� 'As a sevel;e repulse at Keelu g. �
.1 F� -� - The .W,aird-enship. � the forces of El-Ma,hdi , i � posed that the statelier pN 'at Ottaw,k- �, �
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- . igg, o f the Huron County '' '- i 1 ' the Ia an . -- 1
7 ,:. t St lileeting of the Legislature cedentrdly, cold ill, Germ � ` bay lastweek,the biAder slipped, striking
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I �� Council, on Tuesday last,, Mr. Patrick era,l - -Wolseley's under, Ithe I
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. 1i i- Relly, ed direction. of General- Stewax�, ; efe4ted I Folice have received a -warning of a iibs. '
: � . Reeve of Blyth, was i.elect . I
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% larger force . while driving from.
�,�-. I I and drove back a - very mucill, lot to blow up the Bourse with dyna- -Will. Muir, I
- -i. is I Province. In the case of McLaren vs. le.
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. �;" f . am . - Diite. Wroxeter to Jamestown, th other day,
r .1 ;�a of native troops. Since th no tidings
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� I �- G 'S'billi. tb Privy Council coni- a
I . I 1; There was a time when the VN arden-ship � 'The War Office have ordered the injured by the horse taking fright
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� - 4'an4 his the ov onents, of, that measure, and left
t !'� " was-zlibsequently over powere Lord Wolseley.. belongi t Mr Robert
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. ., � - - .1 the I PROPOSED ExHiBiTio,.N'.-The'proposal Dickson, of Grey, broteolie'r'leg last
I . - tire forces massacred. Should this " -
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4 .. i - fulness of the Cotinty Council is largely . eA �
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I 12 - � . : . tb hold an American Exhibition in Loii- Sunday by being thrown the gang
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� a, - g of the past, the honor is much I I I to e barn. She had7to be
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. . " . p I time i9mow lik. . ----�Thomas Hill, of the 'tli concession
.4- . ta be selected by one's -fellows. to pre- - necessitate the English Governn�ent. - FERRIBLE SIfOW SLI))E.S.-Two hall- '
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I . . , f . . main quietly upon the statute boo1c. dred porsons have been buried alive by of Morris, has sold; his fifty acre farm
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!7- � 4 - th Egypt, and going into the truggle, with ask for its repeal, at all events, as he is ving
. si i.: have ne doubt but the I I . - -- of Ivrea and Aosti-ii, Italy. of $2,600.- Mr. Hill intends I enio g
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J L.. I - :t 7 :,64 Having once commenced they must bon- 0 a wealthy farmer of Sa,ylesville, Wiscon- -Messrs. John McCool, W ii. Ball,
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r. . bee " aPpointed -with all due dignity . I E I . Boundary question, which- divided -witli - i .
-. Ir - . - � I . siul has been sentenced to a year in James Mair, Chas. Lovett au� Robert
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.'typ�� wtele- most disturbing question in Canadian " parations 'to build
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I .% %7 - , gra,m has �been, received, ivb . -, I io'wever, politics, has re ' ceived a partial s i ettle- THE SKYE Cnoywms. -A police expe- I - fine brick houses th is summer. 1 .
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� - �-., :� I The Big Paxhambnts. . 7 0 most decidedly with Ontario and the and Glendale, Isle, of Skye, wberd the school in section No. 3, Ho -wick, died
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I :. . � 'Stewart has had a series o: b thes "'and Ontaxio Government. It has been held I . ' -%v do , ness of
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- I I The Ontario Legislature was opened . ; . . - I crofters are reported to. be in rebellion last week after a fe 6ys ! ill
� . TL . � � has succeeded in defea,tir g t1 e Arabs by the court of last resort that the against the sheriff. I typhoid fever. Several other I members
. f ., . 'Westem bouq,daries of the Provi
� at Toronto on Wednesday with the and capturin- Meternnell,andivas serl- ince -- Dispum) LiklE PoLiciEs.-The Earl of the family are down. -%vith !tile same
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,; . . usual cerem,QiAes. The -session is not '�eed upon by the arbitra- .
- I I ell were a 's life was insured to tlie disease. F
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. I . tors are. in and fact the proper ' -Tenry Tichbourne, -%ibo,cauie
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� i . ected to be a, very lengthy or exciting now de-�olves upo Si exteAt of a million dollars, and it, is - --tvir. I
. . OXP - ii, r Charles Wilson
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� t� .. - stated that his policies will be disputed to 01nad, -
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. 1� i �, sures are promised by- the Govern m-ent wounded on either side. : � - moment,withdrawn. froth, tile reference facts as to his h4alth. I . athis n�sidencel' in ('oderich toNvu last
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I . E - and noitice has been gi-K,en of a large. The second event which, ias so -stirred to the Privy Council, the northern A SUBJECT FOR VAR'LIA*A1E.NT.-N`orth- week. The deceased had reablie(I tile
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o I nind was the' dast,ardry a.t- where the arbitrators said they were I I'
number -of private bills. The Opposi- the Public n eli al Bideford, lii-ntq good age of 83 years.
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I I , tion have had the wind so effectuaRy t - .
.1 i � . empt oil Saturday Jast* to bl up tile also. A very material point in connec 11
: , . � early meeting of ar. iamen scuss in so far. as wood is conceriied. Tile
5' - - knocked out of them by there ent .- e - � gligh tio C � ,rent pJricie s $1
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il ,f I . I c (1 O's -En a n buildings and the - . Egyptian affairs' Enterprise says the cui i
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,. ": i -.. - - tower. of London by - d3 -na.mite, and . � ' '
- � J L - weal- a s th ey'were. bef ore, they will I ik ely - 'Elie latest Arrab papers -state that the Just think of it. Who need be cold
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:�. I - -which proved partially succes9fil. This ,Namely, the que�tion as to the owner � �
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,; . be vastly mere� so. during the present Ship of the soil in the territory. It will Malidi is short I of provisions, and - has with wood at these prices. I
. � . U 'A is the most daring outragge Vie dyna- I assels
- :,4 1 . be � renlembgred. that Sir John, after been forced to end a portion of his -Mr. F. C. Rogers, of the, Br
� � k - 7 A session.s. Judg4ig from the tdide of the miters have yet attempted, 4d is suffi- I '. I - - oort Salt Works has sent a box of 4alry -salt
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1 ,..5�. cient to strike terror and d i smai rinto the Council at the same time that the other that he has 121'000 troops at Omdur-
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i � I th - ' part of the case was submitted, sudden- rainiann. I . � Exposition at Nevv.Orleans. Jbere is
. : � -� I I.- hearts of the English people.Aaa instsuch . .
�� � � I pre 0 I Now FALL ON THE ALPS.'�Tbe snow nothing like one casting their liread up-
. � . sent parliament either by fair means ' I ly changed his mind ,and refused to (10' & ;
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.1� . attacks as th ese it is impossiblei to pre- ' ;
. I A or foul, and they will likely settle down . . I . so., no doubt recognizing 'the� weakness fall -on the Italian Alps -is � the heaviest on tb,e waters. .
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- " I � hopelessly helplessly into opposition ,- * troyed. As far as known 00 lives have bitiqu at the Centi I
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�, to the soil passed'to the Dominion, and been lost. The troops isplay much one day last week. -"rh
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. ,� ��t opened at Ottawa on Thursday. What discovered. -What objec than round heroism in. effecting rescues. I I in Muskoka b 'Mr. P. McRweii of 'Me -
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� ;- thei nature of the bill of fare will be that, . I Killop, and wiH-be shipped tA� Quebec.
- : Sim ply to give annoyance thlb'se peopl(F taken,bylliminthat Yorkville speech, THE, EGYTTIAN PRoBLEx. -European � �
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f : our Dominion legislators will have set cam have in coTninitting th ese butrazes. - . ) '
� 1�: , . � . I mviisllip, Maitland concession �sustaffied
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7 7 before them is not yet known. Itis it is difficult t � . t If ch he -hA - express,the opinion that the ex- . . .
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i I . i will -be much more lively than in the force the Eng,lish people to redress I Eber or .one lunip of lead, iron '
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I i .391, smaillero6nd -less pretenrilous bat equally grievances, they are certainly I t�er i Or Alexandria that tile Mabdi has intrust- i .
1, r . I I t gold." It was in this Speech that lie ed 011ivier Pain with a Special mission killed. TeS1)O11LlC1It says: Tile clergy-
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- � I ' g�oing 6 declared the Crooks Act not to be worth to the European courts.
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� - in numbers, is exceedingly strong in 0 ly results in ti were on Satu rd, y sentenced at Carlow - -which are doiiicr a multit-Lid"ci Of ('Ood
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C f point of debatin,g, ability, and the I less Sympathy being felt. for that un-�- -111'staken in one case,as ill the other. Ili Ireland,.to thixty days' iniprisonment -village. , ;
. . .. . I the meantime the timbev, one of the
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m � U�ble failure of the National Policy -fortunate., country. - Betwe,,rrtle EgYP- c.1 ief sources of wealth in. -that region, i each for threateling death to a tenant -Rev. 13. B. Keefer, formerly rof
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�; . to acco, m-plis what -wag pronu-sed i I it, tianwax,aad the Irish dynami7ers, the Ning rapidly removed by those'who who had I be- AX am - and brother of Mr... E. Keefer,
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� ii t. eir opponents 1 English Governm ent are havi rig 'their I tie obtained 1p..p-�iiiission from the
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� f . %million Governinent-in illany cases , ,Act can Lennox, has sued the
. which they will not be slow to take ad- liands full, although the la� fter il�qems tb e � patch from Dallas, Texas, on Saturday Anti -Scott journal of Napance for libel,
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�. va,XL%ge of.- The entanglemdnfts' -with most difficult =4 - troublesome The cold 3n&p c6ntinues, and re-
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� J � I I . .. I.O.Ilger Sir John's 'predictioli that this ports from all parts of the State show -One day last Week a son of Mr.
� � I! the Canada Pacific Railway Company .of the two. i I �
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� -1 - � . � in the miais-t6rial flesh which will cause (,� uci eifig the firs't - 11, st be a sour ic to last,'.and it is thought that Thursday Presbyterian churches spending tw o or
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E - - Ontario city -thathas adopted the Scott tl e philanthropic ?legislator who only 0 W
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: i - they are appeased.- On the whole, the Act will al� run'short of $4(,000,000. . on the up grade.
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i �; ey . � . I l! i is Province the Toronto - Mail says: ;
i ' . . known that an attempt had been made and T. J. .'LNIarks, treasurer. - The col-
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�i c W+ t -Governor may be expect- i tteblow Up tl e Tower of London and lectorship is laid over till February
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� I an(I grasping, and likely to be exceed- " Act will hav � each co test for the I , a,t -will be done this session in the inutes after the first.- One was neoir bred -Durham calf " Doctor " to Mr. Jno.
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Cleedings. so that out readers will be able (From Our:- own Corn . C)
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I f in I a,rdee. The gen emen of I bby was destroye . Several h for her home.
i I e6l1ing upon them to assemble To- t e Opposition will find weig - ----�M
� , $' deut appearsi, t I I in Ur Ross and Ilocks of stone, 14 inches "thick, i % r. BY F. Wade of 13russels; has
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. . . Council of Our said Province may, by. of a like kind which have been made d ite ' i placed was sixteen feet the proposed route and"compiled in one
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. -General has issued his the favor of God, be ordain�d. Iferein before. The report.of the j ii dges Who t y1i'e1Z'7n"ot 'A listanding which the plas- report to be sent to the Canada 'Pacific
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I e. Iffuron, � y ,v a notice that the conspiracy matter has not yetbeen made fe was, S14 ell to the floor, leaving the -Mrs. Win. Hillijwd,' of Brandon
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_r I which the present liquor Reenses, expire. language of two hun, dred years ago, in- eason to believe that a woman is insane, and adds : 1' There i's no doubt
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� the objections, raised against th6 Act . eat and one which will fix the dis ,race upon between America and England for -the and it is quite apparent nothing has be, '
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grange was behl ,it Londesborol on the
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heart disease for a few yea,rs, wliicli was
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Rev. J. S. Qreen to
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the Rev. (,. 11. Milligan of Toronto
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audiit of the books of the gran c, w ell.
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of butter and eggs to the,extellt of -Q.495, :
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avings bank, $13,.398; wi
'chool of that section. The,
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Skawal cheques paid, $1,4925; postage
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—Last week Mr. John Ransford,
Secretary of ,the Huron Salt Association
things. Teawasserved from seven to .
eight o'clock p. MY .., and -was partaken of .,-
I taxes thereon; b1a.".
farin is more ada,pl`
walked from Goderich to Stapleton, �
by about 200 people. After tea an ex- - v.
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distance Of'14 miles ii-� three hours and
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three-quarters. Considering the - fact
cellent progranime which had beeji,�-
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prepared for the occasion, consisting lof
.- put V4
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that tends to enrich
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that ill sQme places the roads were quite
music., readinge and rebitations &c., was I
prennum, as it -weil
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being folh)wed
� bare, and in others a constant seribs of
duly carried out. The -choir of that
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'Pove ish it :
huge snow drifts, this is very good
travelling. Mr. Ransford wagits to
Sunday School gave 3, nuinber of their
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choice select hyinns, which were gread �
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know who call beat it over t)4 .same
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appreciated. Mr. A. Dawson, of Wi
urefe, should pay tilt I
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he receives from tlj�
road ? �
—There died at her son's residence in
ham; superintendent of tile S'UnZy � �
,School, occupied thechair, and deserves
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the township of Ashfield on Tuesday
- -ell he
much praise for the utanner in whi,
I Ifilled -was
after de(lucting froi
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. the mortgage ; ill al
20th inst. -one of the' oldest residents of
the Position.., AS there Iio .
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b collected for
�be' Province in the Person of ,Mrs. Tre-
admission fee a.. collection -was taken up
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which the property P
leaven, reliet of the 14te Will. Treleaven,
n c e c od
before - the progral, in Omni. n e ,
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. Salaries 'Of ,every �
inthe 103rd year of li�,r age. ))eceased
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was mother of Mr. Walter Treleaven, Ot
aillounting to about $30. 1
-A Tur-okersn-mith correspondent gil-ft -
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. to �contrib-(Ite tinvar( I
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Lticknow, and gra,ndi�other of the Rey.
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fille f 011OWing L&'S Some of th e conteniplat-
penditure of tile i
should School tzeau-b
Richard Treleaven* -'f LoiidoI,i South.
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ed improvements in the west eAd of that
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or $600 a year be asl'
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Her renlains were, iiit.�arred in the Dun-
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gannon cemetery oil Thursday.� .
to-N-nisbip for the ensuhilp, season: One
of the most important- builtl' . .
"T in.gs is a
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m ent -k
L ployees -Nv `
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-One evening last week Several
large barn to be erected by Mr. E. -
off Scott free'?
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ean think - of til'at
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members of Sunshine i -church assembled
Turner . size 65,x40 with stone basement,
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taxes is, (loverlillh
at the church, where they presented
As the contractor for the masonry is IV. ,
which case a double
Miss Little, -who has been organist since I
Copp, and for -the. fi-aniework Mr. '--.",
Bennet, Tu 'Mel, can rest Satisfied
. ed, �6ne to keep, up �
the organization of thie'ehoir, with sev- ,
eral valuable presents in the shape of a
.Mr.
that his building- will be completed in a . "
aliether to pay the.
Ailver -watch, a cruet Stand and a bible;
'most satisfactory manner. Mr. Wim
Elcoat also intends erecting a new barn -
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the whole costing over $30. Mr. Little,
I who was present replied for his daughter
oil the -site of those recently destroyed
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thanking those present for their kind
by fire. This building is also to be pro- f
- Pelrt�n, .
efforts to show their appreciation of his
Vid-ed with stone -work stabling, a thing
The Sideline frc
daughter's services. *
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absolutely necessary for the satisfactol'y -
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. the 'Wallace boun da-
�. -Mr. Tason E Ilis, one of the old
East Waw
Wintering of Stock. The contractors for
building are -,- masonry, W. Cante-
. .1 - -The x.)umber of
settlers 01 ainosb, passed avii-ay
very unexpectedly last week. He had
,this I
fraining, , P. Keating. Next on .
1011 ; 'c i
- 'this ter1n, at "�tratfo
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tnte is 2 1 *2. �
been ailing for abo-L , it a week, bat as
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the building liA is a lizandsonie residence
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there were no veryserious symptoms no
to be built by, N. Cosins, 2nd conces- I
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sidering the proprio,
serious apprehensions were ,entertained.
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Sion. The inain buildinu is to be frame, .
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:rnonthly czttle, fair i
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-011 Friday 1�)Iormng,he had occasion to
'veneered with,' brick one and one-half
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I I Mr. P
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. ise when lir' fe-Theavily oil his face on
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storeys high and when completed -will .
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beeneDgaged ws �
the flo -
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be one of NZ m-ost attractive abodes hi
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Marys �Colleo-iate b
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ly. He -w-a� a little over 70 years Of age:
the neighborhood.
-Princess Hall,
His sudden decease has been a heavy
-The following farni; dwellingrz Are I �
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secured for the You
blow to big family.
being placed -under way for construction
Association for the s
-Oil Thursday evening of last week a
next su In mer - in the to,wnshi� of Howick,
'Mr. J-J. 'McK41
P141 y of about forty persons assembled
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near Fordwich: Mr. _ . Edgar, of
4,1ex
L beeii appointed to�,
ai the residence of Mr. Henry Perkins,
the, 4th concession, a comn odious brick
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p Hibbert, in of I
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5th cone * . of Usborne., and after
dwelling. 'Jur. Win. Strong, on the 6th -
� who resigned. .
being hear i welcomed by Mr.. and
ssion, adjoin�JIL-('r the village a good '
conce- I 1-5 - y
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. -A resident, of,
iN., rs. Perking and family,
M they took pos-
brick dwelling. Mr. Jas. Sanderson, On
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trying to discover NV
session of the house and at once proceed-
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the first Side road west of the villacre a
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'wdth his daughter f
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ed to enjdy theniselves with niusic, smig-
handsome brick- dweilmg.: Theset'llien -
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I 'ght, had his nosell
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.., and other aiiiii-sements until a late
havealready furnished theniielves with
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-Mr. �Iohn T,)*it i
hour ; then, after partaking, of all ex- I
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90 d barns, stables, sheds, and other �.
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at Avoubank facti)), 4:
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celleiit supper, they -all retired to their
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outbuildings, an,d are now very wisely �
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respective homes, feeling well pleased at I
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going to improve their own
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comforts,
and families L
their former
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. that vicinity. ,
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the way the time was spept.
personal w1iiebl,
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-A very pleasant entertainment took
toil well merits. Mr. Will.
Arade) cal N
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-Rose, of i
place .it the residence of Mr. Geo. Low,
the same sideroad as Mr- Sanderson, �is k, -,
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Easthope, was loir�l
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of Usborne, oil Thursday evenin,g of last
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not going to pull down his old barns 'to / 1-
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early oil. Wedilesdily!
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week. The occasion was tile marriage
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bili d. -area havl,ng so enlarged ..
I -ter. but
-Theevajieli.-�t i
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of his eldest daughter Catharine tolNlr.
the extent of'fii� landed �Ioniain by the
ter aud Crossley, v. It
Geo. 1N'Iurray, Of %iiiiiiegota, formerly of
purchase of more laii&,, that he has-
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the townshili of Ha.y. The oereniony
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found it requisite, though he.has already
. are to toninib-nee a �4.
Was Performed -by Rev. Mr. Thompson,
commodious outbuildintys such- barns, 11
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the T lethodi.4t chury
of Hensall, after -which a large lifimber
stables, &c., to build another, and is
- -A littli�� boy
of invited friends partook of thesubstan-
110"N' preparing material for,the erection
*Vvni.G�iffortl, fell fr.��
tial hospittalities provided by the fainily. .
of a iiew bank barn oil his 'larin on the
-he was playing tv
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The, happy pair left b y the evenina train
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4th concession, known as *'the Braden
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. .three places.
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on their wedding talp, followed by the
farw-- Those men, are all. good farmers,
� -Mr. ls-,mc Aikel
best wislies of their friends for long life
and' have well earned the . prosperity- - ,
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, � P., of L�Ij�
&JILd prosperit .
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they now enj 1
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*- just returnet-1. from. �
--Nlr. James Landsborough, of the
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2nd concession of Tuckersmith, had pro-
Mr. Deirnes in Rig 'Defence,
- up -with theLeolnitr)
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bably as good a yield last year of cer.
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tain varieties of grain, as ailiyolie in the
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E-wTon ExposiToR -Sir, - In your
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last issue a report appeared of the evi-
-wiff'only gir*'their
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to�wiisliip. Of White Russian Spring
(lei -ice giv6n at a certain trial, held lately
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Wheat he threshed the unusual yield of
in Winthrop, I
and presided �over 'by
- nipeg -on INTonday tht
1-3trat.:
42 bushels to the acre. This crop was
treated with between three four
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'Messrs. Govenlock -and .Murchi,e, J. PS., �
.63 trat . :
regretted by Strat
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L �ed haA been a mach
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hundred. pounds of, Salt to the acre,
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of that place. To that report I do -not
wish to take exception so far as the evi-
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- ed resident of Stra '�
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which be believes bad inuch to do ""'ith
dence rec . oilceri
e,ved Was C L led as it Was L
- til a few niontlis ago
tile splendid - crop. 'Of Russian barley
lie had 56 bilsfiels to the acre and
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probably verbatini, but evidence was
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-It is runiored in
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Black Tartar oats, 60 bushels. Mr.
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there of respectable men. whiell was not
accepted, who could that Ltb,o -
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Thomas Babband. f I
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Land.sborough. is a good faim: and de-
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serves good crops.
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prosee I I r 8 Poe were not rifle in
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to return next :
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farin inFullarton, .
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21'he Wingliaiii Vidette of last -week
my house, nor had he uny money .as be
distin, ctly stated that
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Intyre, Son-in-law of ir
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says: Oil Wednesday evening R. H.
Holmes, solicitor, etc., was tried before
sa me evening to
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myself that he could not get tile -1
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. negotiating for the
.house on the farm- th
Mayor Neelands and George McKay, J. '
illoney repay me What I lent ,c,or ta,-xes
nor did he know when h,e could. Now,,
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preferred by ( ibbo J;r
that evidence if accepted at �
-the mq,,('-�s- L
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L leading railway jin.
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stward, the price
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Holmes rents an office ill Air. XfcKib,
trates court would at least ha,ve cleared -
the parties iniplicated of the L - ,charge of `
.. from -Stratfor4 to
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bon's block, and wbeni the latter went to
collect the rent a dispute arose between
ro bbery' which in con,nexio3a witli tile .� I
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Of . eigners; � � ;
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the two, when the defendant fired 'the
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other outrage S--vOr"I to of whi-eh I
know nothing, is calculated' to bias tile L
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plaintiff out, hence, the action. . Mr.
Holmes was condemned to pay a fine of
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mind of judge or jury in any court be-
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had paid for the lan
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$2. and 82.50 -costs, with the option of
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fore Which the case may be tried, there-- - I
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fore injustice is alr9ad - I
done. Your
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Jowmey, ai I I t
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g 0111(r to jail for 21 days. We under-
Stand that he intends to appeal the Lease.
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-rep, orter further goes on to classify n iy IL -
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hotel as a. disreputable place where S-nch �
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of the-Wies.. rn roir
. -ZFhe World in speaking of the
conduct is .not only tolera,ted but'en- -1.
. sociation, wA4 held i
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lion. E'dward Blali:.e's meetin &fat Shaftes-
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14th, 15th, aifd 16th
bury Hall, Toronto, says: The in, eet-
derelictioll of tile inspector in his dutfes� _ "
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RicharAdson, of, b �
n W l th a speech
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in not shutting down such low place,.,
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- the issociation, (
delivered by Archibald McAlpine Tay-
Now-, Sir, occasionally a little boiste'rous . �
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2 young man a member of the club,
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f an at xP nse of - sorne deservill
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from -different, part" --
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Ia 0 -oin the county of Huron, i�o
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s wil ll the best re ,t .
gulan
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present, also "Ieve
a law student in the city. Arebibiald
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houses over which landlord nor any one' � I—
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-: whe are interested in
McAlpine has already published a b�ok
else has immediate control but l'i
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-Mr. Joseph KL
of poerns, aAd has all the ardor all th,
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my career of 23 years iii�tbe neighbor-
I proprietor. of
soaplock of the poet, together with all
hood, eleven of which I h�,ve kept botf-ti, �-
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-, Salt Wiorks� _ � Q
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uncontrollable desire to make speec es.
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� I call safely defy your reporter or Any
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�� several Samples o
His opportimity came last night and,
he
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one else to point out one,, Single know- ,
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� , salt at , the
grabbed it. In his third sentence
he
ingly dishonorabi tio -1 .
� le ac x of inine, either -
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held at Sta-atforil rec
bad dipped into the Pirean's rm'g,
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in my character of hotel
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I manufactured , by a
his fifth lie was climbilig the heights
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of it, and while it is easy for tile trati-licer ' -
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Olympus, and in a few se�onds latet
be
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to -squeak and try to magnify -evils ex- ..
� Canaida, by vvrbith W'
was lost in those mazy, hazy realins ttiat
isting imly in a vapid illagi,nation it is I � I
scales and impurities'
lie beyond. L
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questionable if your reporter c�n give as
dry and .
-011 Friday morning of b
0 ast w- e
latchman
ek,
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clear record altholighLji ever 'willing to
-granulated,
I hardien in pl,ek4ges,,
about 3 a. In., night
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incite to 'vindictiveness those who have
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bourne, . of ..6derich,,
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aroused
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power in their hands by .
a stin-no 9
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10anadian -Or of
Whiteley, proprietor of
the West
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allusion to their sins of omigsion. Please ' -
bra;te4'on Friday 0,
hotel, in that town., with the discov
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Mr. Editor in justice -to all implicated - ' ,
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that the window of his wash room
lad
in this foolish but barmless affair, give .1 -
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been broken in. Investi gation Showed
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this space. an,j obli - Yours r I
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that some bi irglars -with a;ii appetite
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