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I - __ — - I ' I Saturday last. land w in a few years * f9anily have 80' its IDUSEMP
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I . . . - titi46 : fie had ratfler an uiIpleapant experience the be4ith . . ' . It ha . -
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r .1 ., GaSh, . forth tearn in the hose reel compe I . ge. . e v lunity in their bereavemeA-t. But mals. After running a considerable dis fil (ling its way for -When it arrived at -]
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I I ,., 7 k . : Asills - -,L nGl man ; having been, wreckod oil i Ayingliam it wal. weary - I I .
"I'll, Pn -A- . Goo T roinid in a circle? . I I .
F _ ) $ ;,. lani. He is none'l the; worse for his gain. She was agreat favo'Ate,with'both tire(l, Started te) go .1, .
I le v, long journey. ,
F . sistant.braliall mam, and J.'J;:- Bea,til . . - .. - orse, until the if -it 11lad inat
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: . . adviantures,, hoVrev ,, and looks -well old'and .young, and wil. be g _O' Sal)ba;thy 4th hist. -I .
: I I LOT Geo.. H audry,' Ja's. Leatherla,*nd, Jae.' I . P with the rig
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.- i Robb, H, Badnes, J. Sinith, J.. Nevills, aft . . . . to a, cYbec. Tfib ,St. lith of Varria, held a,
r : I d a considerable , The Rev. J. C&rrie*, Episcopal] minister, mllich brought the 111,C0 I , . cef (Abodist chureb, i at .
I . F AND THREE T . Beattie , Of Egniond-ville have ha . . . I tAlo 1)119(-ry was 'Vice tit Bru. 19](IM Midsummer 8ale,
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. S-, Jack on, R. McDonald, Jas I . -e-Acbed a very inivressive sermon last horse Nvas unhurt, but . ore W .
I " vis. They' liength of ue-,ii si.(fe *a,lk laid down: this . pi . . . completely wr . I -upwards 0 , 11 :
I - . I . ecked..' The proprietor of. w1liel f 30 adults w, .
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GoodID well ing Houses. (Ireo. 8mitb ers and 'JAs. Iya, I , u ravel I which - Sabbath in connection with her death. . . , ership with, die . I I I , .
!. are a fine, athletic 'looking -lot" season w6 ,: . ) . , of tile occurrence initted' into Womb I 11 i
- ., I I -cry - . .; i ., 1 41 1 . the rig knew nothing . . . . 6
i _. . . Of . . , and they did their- work ma terially improves bh6 appearance of the I . church. - . I 1 . .
: or $850 Cash. YOU q . . . * I I fun was all over. - i . I .
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p I . sandy old : town. Bluevale. ,
I . —As Mr. ireorge Whitely was . ,—The following are the vital statis
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. well, a] b. track being - SUDDEIq DE-ATH.—On 1-Tonday evening 1 5 1
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I endui - drivi4g in' f rora_.' B ,ucefield BASH BALL.—LaatSatdrday _the Blue- own.jhip ;
: . was ver he*y and tested their , r . . very sudden death occurred in. the ties of the tc to tre t niy custo-al.
0 1 _ am, the hind ighani to, a ' June 30 -as returned I &,n determined
i Adw hia last with his fast to - Vale- base ball club went t6 Wh ing .
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I ce to the uttermost. Indleed.taken evel) , In the afternoon half year end . ) -
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''I , AMU 1XV31 fox -th, ' in axle of the buggy e North Stars 'of t - to Mr. - Prouty, the local
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.1 + upon - wholeAbe- Seaf-orth c . .9wriship, of Usborne d all intending pu hasers, to a I
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I I - _ - -is presented a no:., person wits ' i1411ro4.—One of I the tha,,t town. The play wag not very good Airs. Jas. C ) ; 24, deaths 44, births 72, im- ers; an .
* . I I I p Al Is. H ry Francis, a Marriages . I
L I __ .their bightnew uniforn -to. visit M . on . -ing a
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1 k .L 910T 're - Wingham club are .-ndt
. . effi- Se 5orth for Bayfield on Friday moining tj e, able to keep, istt. t' of 152. ' I
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: . - .. im" c T ati with the Sabbath- w a. and while there appeared to be feeling totalreg ion )loyee -at Real Genuinoi -S ai e.
t . ght and connee iip their end ith the . Bluevale bo ' . Jas. Burgess an eml
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c "I —_ L 'ielit ca tin Mr. James R. 11 well.' In. th evening sh E,tarted for _Mr )
i I - . 1, School Teachers picilic.' T he vehicle Mr. James Ro s, of BrMse% umpired . . e orks had two .
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i . .A 8 rEk SLERJ,J'(.).N.-1n accordance tlieeclub, Ily compieteut Chief Engineer) i 1. - -
i ,J"tl, I home, in -her usual health. Her husband the Wingliam marble w ) . I
I . * ave just'cause to be tai d twent5 -seven p rsonsi besides, the mMch to thd entire satibfaction of all. i the fingers of the rit],bt,hand badly smashed
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; with pre, -ious announcement Rev. Mr. Alr.. G. A. Sills, h . - . 0 -
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! - -.7 1, I ile the citizens of 'taho Ons for & 'entire party. The The-f6llowing is the scoria: waited f6r her return. until late il lionday last w e . I - -
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. I scrrav preached a Special sermon to proud of their mex . . d was dw - I I I 4.4 and as she did not arrive he on ar I - .
4r - I fully appreciate their efficiency to ( Lwn by, four horses driven Bluavale ........ .. 2 8 2 0 _4_28 evenmg,. 5to.ne weighing about 700 IN., when it Goods in every dep tment rn'ust be
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t I - Fere te' - . ' feared that somethij h4d happened a . . I
w eph Al;ell, ho manipulated ,Ntorth,9tal-s ....... 14 Q.2 I "o 0 -1-10 " fall- i
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- L .... in the Pre sbyterian clix.treh on - as prov,ad by tbeir acMievernents not by Air. Josi ; .. . ' umbled Over on one side, I ..
this y - - . . .. -lie utmost skill and _.— . which delayed her, an " started for Mr. - suddenly t red -aced to miake roorn fo import& .
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I _. t. -were about only on this, but on former occasions t4 ribbons with t - 'h , tranpe Francis' to see what was. wl oilg I
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z . Suri:day e veaing las There ith -returned his precious cargo m safety. . .High go 001 B 01 her in the -
150 members Gf the order present, and. when brought into competition w I ; . —Mr. ' Joiitgomery, teac tions, W e, -will commence in the - I I
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I I the church was crowded throia(rhout by otherb'i des - . Lower N1 .
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i a deeply interested congregation. The —Th ,, Firemen were accollipanied to Was th, wonder an I dmiratiori of all. ledicine He has
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- . Reverend I band, and a lai,ge nuxii- be[iol I :The followin( candidates .Nvho -wrote 'Ileart tendered his resignation,
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' . nipsong Of karine, '' Michi an, I was the lifeless form of his wife. . . I '.i T M\'T I" M _7 .
. 2nd verge of the Gth chatpter of Galatians, ber--of nir citizens. They all.agree in TI: 19 at Goderich -Exeter ve , cepted, and Mr. Harper, brother Mi- __j T_
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. )o -in-law of Mrs. lCoulter, preach- .b b"' P O_ disease was tile cause of death. The been a( . .
"Beat ye -nother's burdens," and saymig he demonstrMion was a su6e.VSS, br, thir visionally a mi ted t I e local examin -0 sympa!- Of Mrs. E. Groves, has been engaged to I
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1, one a and ape ak in the highest Aerms of praise ed for Rev."Mr. Broley in the Metho- , ers, The g e at (ty ' - bereaved ones have the shicel t1leschool whenit opens i 7D XT , , - .
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. preached- theref rom, a most able,.lo,g,ical , 1rdatraent a 0 . is hnr -I on S . p , i M t In thy of all in this neighborh 0-od in their take, charge of . . - .
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I 'an eloquent discourse. of the .1 - ccorded the I el , history, the paper in -w h -was of an * agaill. I ..
I I id. unex ected affliction. I .
I , i 1, . rnim g 'I last. Hi& - sermon was much- sore ai p I i . I
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A L.kAG,P, Co.Ntru.kc.T.—A-lessrs. Gray, 12 o' ck ,* and on their'ai I - Godericli92 ':didatesWrote 49 from .. Hensall. Master John Pollock, mad C L -E A J?ING 0, U T -
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Young&-! ; p&rling,.of this town, have the firemen, were -warmly received and C afles,worth is pl; g the town ,r and ,3 from tile- country. At )rai;ge celebration at Bayfield, on the .
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.- I ': -tilycon--ratulated. ontheir s----.,--, Ireyonhis resid6fice in Egmond,ille E x6ter 15 wrot -, 6 fro BARGAINS ! BARGAIN.-, ! !—For a good I - I I . . .
In ade a,, C' tract with, Mr.Artbur Forbes, hear in the vlllage and 3th 'Trist., is thus spoken of by a corres-
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.1 I . 1i . 9 from the colintry. i . - rock bott0i -1 - .
. salt works, -by a nu mber who had . assembled at the -a:d is having the iv,b& ., -building brick Candid,ates were choiceof,.bmnd new Buggies at I best of the day,:
- to cut and defiver at thei V. I . . i I I poDdent: It was the everything at a SACRtFICE. We
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7 1 during tli-- coming winter, 1,500 cords siation i in d were waiting for their retum. veneered, When. these improvements required to'takja one-thir`d'in 'each snb- prices. call N ,lthin the next thirty dkys at Win. Tilliani Oliver i
; ID . 'J [11 a I- . ' Colwell's Carriage Shop, King Street, Hensall, it He to] d us of.. King 11 I
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z . . ' ' reconipleted he wil have a very hand- ject and ono-hAlfj or 37 al : will pay youl 918 I Nelson, an and are determined to - - .
. Of wood The wood is to be taken The -b d -played a.few stirring airs when -a . . I ., on the tot d lotg of- must have room, I -
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I d for their homes, and . all, Ivanted all the boys to I
z from the I land in front (kf Mr. Daivid all , alte . Cox, Howard God rich N bdel School 413 DONTZ'T IP bRGET the great Clearing Sale noted meh, and ,
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im 1 ediately , ,'.cially those. Who, had been alway, Jam, es All cMaster, 61 Ridgtown, has -pur- Johnstrin, Albert , e " - . 4770 1 atJanies-'1Nf4ray's, ending Jnly20th. Conicand . make sweeping reductions in every de
Dorrances farm aad I . . .follow their example. . 11
: i s p ace. There -, . [ad Of _ an O pportlm 0 get a 'Clia ed from Mrs. Hou ',fliton the lot 011. La;wson, John - -. .t . . 457 gh's Block, .
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. I rear Of - r. Joseph Brown` I . wer, ity tl.) . . . 4: 1 ,r —Mr. A. Ewing lids sold his faral of .
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% I . Walter J. . 4 .
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. .. I . e acr - . . . . Main street Opposite . ennedy's hotel' Miller, I a Hen4a,11. 9181- . I 4th con.) of HUI_ partment to clear out the ,stock,. . ..
are tw es of wood laud rest. - 1. - ., .. : _. ; "' me 1 427 . I . 92 acres, being lot 9-7, .
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; is, ednirac .- - I . ! paying for it tile surii-o $325 and intends Vicar, Ale.t " It I I LAYnNw of North Dor- - . :
w t will . -e 426 ,, 1THE' PLAPK.—A new plank 1
. - ; an d it is ex- pe ate d th at th I McKenzie, Evei . . ett, to Mr. Adam' Weir,. I .
. z well a' i the clear- AN I ANNTED.—A Girl to __ (10 g7er conWiencing the ekee i ji of a. roller McIntosh, William It - 407 sidewalk is Soon, to be laid -along the 00, The A call solicited. No t ouble to show
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I clear it out pretty 411 t Once. 'I -wheat in. Sharnian, Charles T 41 . 897 . . cliester, for th& sum of $6,8
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: ance wil I materiall- j intyrove the ap- House Work. APPly to MIS. N. pr_X :skating rink a i south sidel'of King street. . it and
, ; . . - Vicimty.-IS now I Sheppard, Percy - . -403 . farm has a good brick house upon , - . . I
I street, S a,f'orth. 920 . tlis early .ripe, and "It ; ,ation is not dear goods. I .
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. pe,t w . Hillfer,-Eiiiily , 393 ffi&-R-vrESI NGPREPA-R.1tTO'N8.—AIlUm-- being -under good cultiN I
1 Mr. FoAes-busy during tI. e winter ge t I - I .0 11 harvest -will be.general, next week. Th Johnston, Bella 1, It 389 ber oi the farmers in this iieighborlioQd at this figure: .' . Ewing will ietire - . . I
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. . ' . - I 44 I 1 need cutting their grain, the from active work, but'llas not yet de .
- L the Isea'son whs played on the new Re- - —1 e 11 I 428 ha,ve comine 0 h good.—Our oided where he will movo to. : - .
. i entwiU be &Horde - -large nun - . jilany - years. - Ar. . McKay, our, 'Whit 13 , Jennie 1, 4f
- ere, 4tioi Grounds in. this town on' kda I - .
Mon- I -iateur'bicyclisl, , $25 gold - Watson, 1 ? . ., . 417 yield and sample are bet I - as 11 I . -1
bet of r -n anil teams. . noteZl 'an b won 6 Dalton, James: 4- 2 Ash ield 1 433 local 'machine and implement agents, —Rev. 4. B. Taylor, late of Bayfleld, , 'Th6m.. I
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- .ne day las; between the Seaforth and Clin- ir edal - at the Stratford tournament on Noble, John ' 41 436 . I . . I I /I
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ton Clubs, which resulted iii 4a' defeat for Wednesd I - Messrs. W. B. MeLeariand H last week by I i .
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- . OUR : INLipacsmEx. —The following M (4: I . - rig a - 1 steamer Adriatic; o Comer Main. aild Allar Streets, C4fh.
- ' the'hov io team by 1-6 runs. The follow- rooms of the Young Ken's Christian, Stiles, Agnes 430 W. Fulton, hav,e been doi rushin f3he White Star
11 I aentlenlen represented Se4orth at the -1 . I I Cameion, John . 4 94 . I . 449 busine#.s, 'their line of late, judging Line, for Liver -pool, and left with, his -1. . . E I
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I -hootina maitch of-th -Western In ,-a> 1 8 . . - I . ,py evening last ther It , .
, I e . A , ,ge'nurnber of machines wife on Friday, spendi.ng -a couple of , - I _ ____ _____ .1 —
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Onta,rio 1 ifie Association held at Lou I Ctx_\ TO_N. ; was a %rge attendance.' Interesting Gordon, Willhaiii. n I 441 ' -
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i- I Alajor C arles Wils First Innings. - and appropriate addirogsts were deliver-, Rose, E111111a 15 61 309 ' Ile had reb . /
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I -1 den, last week ; T on, L.- : . I . . Brophy, William W. Wa'Wanosh 605 statiori,- a! large -number of which are Listowel. overed Sufficient- tioned. Thedbplay of qana-dian fruitg '
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T . Vilson, $taff-Sergeant R Sta -y, c T. F. Comn ed by Revds. Messrs. !B,roley, Edmonds -
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I- Liemtenaat J. A.., N , .McCabe, Teresa 7 11 :
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7 1 " urab all, b E. Colernan..... ,.,.. I ........ 9- and others. These. meetings are to be Stafford, Sara * , - 1 434
Ale-.< Wilson - Staff-SergeaiA "M. Monroe J: T I , - - . I
I . - ,ie his journey. play did at the Antwerp, xhibition last
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. ening at,, spencar, Joseph 4,t 6Goderich towfiship, 448 . PER -90
11i H-. Stanbury, b Baird.. ................... :-:' ' continue& every Sabbith ev o .ALS.--J.. Grassick, M. D., w4o, able, him to pu. I
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11 - xud priiiate J. C. Thompson. 'ey C. Coats b E. Coleman .................... . Denoxhy, Alex . , I Hay . at T'. —Last week, -Mr. D. B. Kennedy, .of morith—beat all other e npetitors but -
I —The Young Men's Chris- is attendiog the General Hospital 0
7 , ' ' - eight o'clock. . 1 purchased from Mr. of Eight - - I
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; roll. Major Wilson won:5 prizes L I ----:The Clinton New E of last. week
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L , e . . i 420 ug colt, Royal says: Mr. Henry Cook, f ormorly of this
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a lant , D. A. Fa .-rester b Baird. _ _ vacation. -Mir. J. -C. Stoneman, public Jos. Copp for Mr. Thompson, carriage
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2 Harlal d, 0 Watson b B. "Coleman.. ;. .. . - 4 also belle maker, London, his trotti
. - J ) tho year for 25 cent on application to Akani, Edward 4 .'(1 " I 382 school teacher, 'Ca'rdihal, is
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Wilson Wan 4 - prizes. aanounting ter W. Jack on,"b E. Coleman ...... 3- - - Doren Andrew e. School 387 Revenge, paying therefor the sum Of neighborhood,but who has for some time
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. E. El ' 1, . $360. ' 9 ,
. I Blatchford and wife of Strathroy, are
: - J_ Spooner, not out ........... _' --..'. I ...... 0 bars pf the Unison terary- Clnb are I .
Z amountiog: to *23 and 'Sergeant A, . Perkins, J sephine - 1 403 . 'In .
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. l - I . Extris ..................... ............. 2. arranging for their fi at annual! picilic, Croley, William. . speliditig a f a 0
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; Wilson woia the same rinniber which . I . . . . . - .- ' chased -in London this -week, making ste up his residence her iuts. e. bas
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; I - Total, 1. ..* ...................... , ... I .... , 35 . Morrish, Alfred I Ste)hen 468 , lought there since spring. come to the con. elusion that there is no I .
F - won the 3rd, prize in the , - I . pose 61dinL . I . . - ,, is the guests Of horses he has I .
: - . Seaforth;teaw .. i night. They pro -- y it at Port Sting 499 Williams of 1W innipeg e ,
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. Major ' Stanley and eftjoyml day n the Aores the Misses Bonthron n
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t Affiliated Association match. B. Stanba-ry, c Joslin, b Thonipson... j-...._ 19 , - . .! . Several cand idates wl to obtained Ono- ken ill w t -
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; J. Spoonir c, Punohard, c E. Coleman: - ... - , 0 of La,k-e Erie. ; ; Grove, " Mrs. J. W. Murray Of this field, was suddenly ta ith some lieves that the raost of I ose Canadians
_ . Wilsoix ,kas also elected Vice President . I , - . i I h6lf of the total, but I itiled 'by a few 0 at Stratford) 'Who have' settled, in f. iat -portion of , - ,
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t W. Jack on, c Baird, b Thompson. . . . : . iends in Clinton and direct ailment of the
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: . of t4e J Association. Besides these . : ifiarks to, obtabi the midimuiri i-equired Oiie, phys
i : c Punobard, b Thompson ............ 0 . I . ; I Seaforth. -Mrs. .Million of London, is on Monday the 13th inst. i- .Michigan, would 'have I een. better off
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: I . H. , mung, c Punchard, b Thoifipson .... I in )lis e visiting relatives in this part. - Miss cian was summoned, but he co'nsid6red haa they remained in On- ario. He says
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P son an,d Joha Johnstoa of I Clinton ca,r- D. A. o rester, c Wilson, V E. Coleman ...... 6. A- ,- E--X,TR,,'t,O 11 AR QUiLT._M1i8§- commended fo adinissi(')h. I I il e ' ,oes not b *: to compare, .
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i f Cedar Fiitlls, Iowa, who has Mr. Taylor's case of so serious a nature the,so th red
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. se .- pri J, Harlwid, b R Coleman............'... ...'.... 11.' -Ida Goldin Mr. J 111'augh c) . V .
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t t ried Gff' ,, se6ond daught6it f t er physician was called. The * with that I are
arland, b Baird ... ............... I
. ,rolding, of fhe 40 concession of ' . . . .
t . W. H ... I ... 9 John C been spending the pa;st few- inoriths'with that anoth here, "* many. ad-
. Clinton were the only a6es hi - Huron . *
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I - . pl, ; L. Kenn(dy b E. Coleman .................... 4 . The follo is a list of t1lbse wh6 gentleman was to have addressed vantages here net tnjoye there.
- 9 her brother, Mr. W. A. Waugh, of the rev.
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I represea ed at -the match , - . H. Stan -b ui;, I b w, b Baird ............ . 1. 1. 5: H Ly, has lately completed a quilt which wrote at Se'If orth d 8 - enthatday,but of course .-Gn Monday afternoon, of lastweek,
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I . I J. Turnb ull, mot out ...... 1 ...... a....... 0 contains 2,840 piebea.- It is Wdeed.a' - I .
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ALao".:,, PP.;oDj-rc_T,;._ Jr, William E, ns.. ... 7 .
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t. : Murray, . of Harpurhey, haa juat returned . . 55 be a very clever young ladv. . . . I i - . . I .
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; - $I a . - I Jennie I Winthr lj.-..... ........ 1 4 not learn, were bad shakeri up on. the on, of Goderich
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t - - Annie Bell, No. 3, . .i ... - lay last weeV,by:the Township, when a storm'
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I ; Firist hintiums. t_ , G i 16th conce suddenly came . ,
i . says the 'ops there are splendid, this __ 0 . i -he riends of Mr. Mamie E. Mel 08 . ersini .... 477 . i i .
1. -, - I - the up and with a couple of others he took z
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- Chlirl,esNvorth, ran out ................. I - . ' - weather has . ) - . if
. yeax anc, m proof .,of this, he has brouXt D 611. _ I Lydia Camp=11t, to'. 4 McKillop..I.. i...,. 46,2 been horses giving a '
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- , E " C' le , , b Harland 4 " * ........ 11 A.- McKibben, will,be 1pleased to learn Tilly Gibson, No. 4, Aie'Killco ...... ::..,.... _. 487 inten hot during the las Week. - seat on which they were sitting being- refuge beneath a barn on the farm of
, with him, samples of seVieral different Cre , " . . . inten
. F Th( : -%N-, b Kenn ky ....... ... 71 th ...,......! ........ 4773. -nd T .
... . son, I b . e . at lie has very sticcegsfu4y passed the Nettie Ewing, Seaforth.... . ! - - at the back of the rig, a - becoming Mr. Jas. Row, den. A f lush of lightning -
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. ole f . ye, - cTurnbull bKennedy__,_'__.__ 11 arts iiia;triculation xa nination at Vic, Mag,gie Hodains, 8eafortb .... .... ... J ..... 47i9 -
I - . f.1!1e had a, samy . grown G. Baird . . . g . .
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I- - Al a : s Nott for- J. R6ber;s,.b HarL d ........... 1, ........... 1.1 Violet eaforth.; ...... I.. i: .... 393 ar's Lo0ge, beld a detached, allowed them to 'fall back- strno'k the end of the, barn, and ran right -
I %ait'h's . of . r. TI t 6,h - Ny'llitQdesl S of Good Temph picilic
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. ), fee toria Universityi Cbb rg. May he be Margaret Hunie Hislop, ver grove last Thursdi the ground. This is a ,,very in their midst,.Mr. Hearn see
t T. F, Col mian, b Turnbull. ................... 2 .1 Walton'... ........ 444 in the r] ty, and al- wards to wt
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merly Of, Hullett, which averages 6 _ - ul-wWner. .- 'Alag,gie Sinipson, Wa,lton.. : ........ 377 though bhe crowd was not Very large a- dangerous way to ride, unless the seat encircled by the 11-ame. All Ing I
T E. Jo,, lin, b Kennedy ....................... 2 as STIe6essful a so re =d
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3 wheat I the stalk4 of whidh measure 6 A, Wilso 1, run , It.. .. . ... : ...... ; -........ 0 . Ellen J. Turnbull, No. 2, Grey ...... .: ....... 61 leasarit time was spent. I N1 G s curely fastened: for a it, but sustained no -In] I
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i .1 - . Bella McEwan, Hensall .... ...... .....:.. 4612 Sr een's child died Tuesday 1110riling, 'Ir -One evening last week- as 'Mr. Chas. further than- that Mr. Hearn suffered
feet 2 itnZes,l which was g.rown on the J. Watsc n, a B. Stanbury -b Turnbu.0 .... * ... .0 : -
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i G. Andrews, not out_ -.-.. .............. : . 0 . , SUCCESS At the -recent entrance Ellen Moir, Hensall ........ ................ 412 Tidby was boarding the late train at from deafness for a couple of hours after
: tile farn of Mr Daivid. Mcgherry, also a : . , all.. ,.......'......... 417 was buried Wednesday. Mr. I. -
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1 Scott and Edwat M hood, two of the Annie 0. Sehoalds' Wrin ha .not heard its naine yet.-' the track, and received some slight III- Somewhat. i
fine sam, le of tim othy, which was growrI . - Total. ....................... I ........... 45, . - No. 8, 1H ullett .......... 375 , e . '
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.1 - ' feet. These rere pulled Over J. Robeds, b Tnrnbulf ......... - - 4 . ' : court house last Monday. It is to 11)e out to the bridge to get, a good start, week says: The entertai ment given by
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: a ever four xv I ........ i .... I the silverme.dal o0ler' . , BOYS. , I - i finished by Oct. lst. Alr. Jno. PerkiO and Mr. Tidby ran do vn to the bridge I Righton, together I
i D. 0. Ch trlesworth, b Turnbull ......... 4 .... 0 at that examina- - the pupils of Miss Hc
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a weeki, ago, and prove the lands on Win. niith, Bru sels ...... ;. ............... 4. 8 1 * '
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* ' We hope th6ir ture career may Thos. McLauchlin, Brussels ................. 4E of Brantford, was home for a few daTs with the display of paintings the
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I G. Andri ws, h Turiibu-11 ................. get on, but as the train was getting I
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I which they: were grown to be E. Colon aii, c Forrester, b Turnbull ...... I'......- 4 ' ussels .................... 5 . -and he was
, I be as successful. as. I has been oil this John Bennett, BT p speed his grip failed him pupils of Miss McConnell, ,was well
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6 deed, Mr. Murray tbinks G. Baird b Kennedy.... ................. 17 . I
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I . . . Tho5. Ki echtel, Brussels.. , ...... ...... 520
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I more of the country now than ever he .I- : DairidGOnmell, Egniondville..-_K ....... 401 WedneEday.-4'v1iss Mary Wright of dashed to the track, his Xing being b patronized, in . fact the hall was hill.
t T. N JosHn a B Stanbury, b Kennedy ...... 0 . . - ' th 11 and his. finger pretty well torn. It was The several ducts, Sol
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I did, aad intends rem, oving there perman-, . 1 John Livingstone, No. 1, Hullett .h, , . 486 - Seaforth, is at present visiting wi er og, and songs were
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; T. F. C Iematri, Turn4bull .............. _. _iw a diamond ring valued at .Iri 5. -
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a . . ,No. 10, Tu ckersm'th.14Wo. . ., 442 sister arid friends here. -Mrs. Statples. through with in a manner to do
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! ently ne ct spring. . . H. J. Funchard, -run, out.:. .; ............... 0 . . I _
, - Albert Morrison, Walton.. .... ......... 375- -A strawberry festival held on the geroe'll t I , eir ea, , er. e c ara SO I
2 vd Morrison,. Walton. i " 81 1
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. -A. Wilson.......... I ... 0 THIE REFO -1 ....... 3
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O -N -LY bIN-E AT A Tri-vm-A labo irmg. J. Watscri, run out .................. I dds, Roxboro .... ....... i ........ 429 visiting with. Mrs. Thos. McLaughlin grounds of Mr. Rdbt. Hodge, 5th con- tableaux and adialogue were also well--- .-
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L man who. does not reside one hundrea . . . will be held in the tibrill erance hall, Win- Robert NJ Hays, Rox-`boro.. . ............... 456 daughtEr of the former. -Mr. and . '
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; , om Seaforth was--. this week as- ,fbt2'1.*...._ ...... I .......... ! ..... 9 The "' ,e gone to Stratford f r itt a
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I sisting, ,-ighboring farmer with his . . following -siLbject, wil bp -discussed F time to visit friends. -Mr. Be sanson has c uSpr lech I realized between $14 and $15- highland fling, and was recalled. The,
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t . ', ie - Maggie E. Cash has r 'ceived ille high -' uple of weeks, the proceeds to - go. towards patt4 an paintings were the ad nbptiton of all,
: - - St. 'The laborer, although am Lo L BTUEF.S. e ad to notice "Resolved thatt:A uniform franchise m . I
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. - est er of matkq, and so won the - WELB SERiVED.—A couple I additional window in the chancel. This and heretofore -
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I I excellent worker, and in many respects that Mr. .rhomas Downey is gain able: -would be berieficiAl o the Dominion." . (if young we were ignorant of the
. scholarship, viz., free. tuition at the -men of this place got into tro ble a few in, addition to $70 r6dsed at a recent a ouirt of talent .Vvbich our town pos..
a good citizen is -%tei3r much addicted to to be around and attending-- business, The discussion on tbi subject is expect- . in
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. drinking, and used frequently to be on aad seE M's to manage . reniai,'kably wbll - ed to be interesting and animatecT, & - I . . night t f I I 1 0 1 . . I
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. the " spree " for a week at a tim., e. . with tlie i7 we hope there Will bea large attendance The maximum number of mairks was . wifindow . They had een to Belinore raising theloundation .
d tickets sold at Seaforth Station on .. I opped at chu -
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contentld. y at the hay without ainy recently as. -Ivlr. John Mcklann, the mre required for 4 ass, getber'with 33 , manded,some money. On his refusal -One day last week as James Bird be'en appointed a justice of the peace.
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I . , -ed him how he got known horse dealer of this town,,was driv- . I per.--centl on each 8 bjecti i Several they thtew stones through his windows, and wife, of the 12th concession of -The bridge over the Avon at
. I whisky and ask - SCRAPIS,—Ali. L. L.:Barber, who -for candidit43 having recehred 50 er cent. . . . new .
- along ,%b ce the Scott Act was passed, . . They thien came on to Gorrie and throw Grey, were going to. Ethel, they met 8tratford is to cost $11,400, - .
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- - . . and if ble could get anything to drink behind having the halter shank twisted . 14 of..the tot l, i6nd being nly alew marks istones t1irQugh Mr. Allison's windows, with quite a serious accident, 'It seems --James Fisher, Esq. barrister, Of - .
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. when i I towri. " O h yes, " replied the around hia.haad, . when the animal ,g -)N- short on one. of the Subjects have been breaking them, and contents the shop - they were driving a young, horse, and it -Winnipe , is spending his holidays with
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laborer,1" I can get a horn almost any a sudd, m pull backwards -injuring the to re ide i ded by the Board of Exam- .to the " nount of $ getting frightened, .upset the waggon o 1 riell in Stratford and vieirtity. I
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, 11 . it I can only get one glass at a hand so severely that be has since 4. Moorehouse has this 'week reinoved . fi 11 s ed will be given as soon A them the )ut they and the occup -The fall show of the
f time a'd that is net enough to get oblige to carry it Jun a sling. - ,Mr. T. W. to Gorrie', it beiAg the intermediate were owed to settle the a 'it by pa;y- away. Mrs. Bird was quite seriously- agricultural society will be iii- ,
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I __ ---- lon.": This -cir uni ta ce. shows D station of his'.cir6uit' he av the . -with a verton, on Wednesday, Oct. 7 .
* h ' "" * - I Ilamages-. '' It is said. tbey w e injured, but'Mr. Bird- escaped . .
, st,tO charge of tbkee servic 8 or wich ' k under tl fluence of liquor, and the few slight bruises. B6 -sides the injury to -M.r. R. Babb of Alit he
one of the benefits of the Scott Art. left foi the -old country on Friday la , 0 ij left last
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__ -Hotel kedpers,.-ewenthose of -them, -%vbo . Rareb a se fall and winter goods for his Gorrie afid - Wrox6ter'.-W. -11. Port is - : l night's tri. Mrs. Bird, ten dozen of eggs, which she e
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are willing to violate the la,w, ard afraid firm. Seaforth'i largely represented in at presenit laid up from'Work an acco I I lars. I I was holding in her lap were broken, not south of England, after, an absence of .
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of ill -he Ith. -Mr. Goo. Brow n is home ; )T8.--4The* 'Wheat tbrou h6ut tllis
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I . -ly. T eynuaygiveone glass..to those Mebonald is at present enjoying hi sd tion is ripening fast,anT3 _ , Huron iotes. ys the .. I..
. - . - 8 at present spending his vacation. bme r I -A case of some interest, sa . -N,Vm. Hancks, of I Lakes, near
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I i '11 ' — care that the - . I . The yield proinises to be good. titled to vote at municipal election - McDonnell , fm. Tednes- for i 'liquor -tit I he necessary.
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- but. tbo will] take goo pied his pu it last Si,inday.morning and - . . a. that village, on NV se . with(, ;
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I - will not give them .enough to -Rev. Air. us av, vening. . - . .mouth -or n. band, con posed df teen-, -lMorris Branch Agricultural Society s:
I -if . . . make e' .in the e I TjioitoUGRBRED- STOCK.—Mr. David - 01 - . I day of -last week. The case was follow legal anthori . . . I .
.. tfiem, driink lest it be disewered and Mr. M16111illiams will preach. -next Sun- . members, ai beeIi-or nized in town. fall f will. be held at Blyt on Tues- Thos. Daw hired with John Walker, of -Mr. D.S.Rupert, o St. Marys was
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. I bring them into trouble. The . Act, day in .rnmg and evenihg.- _Mr.- Head, .RESIDEI CESOLD.- iehaindsomeresi- 'iday an", Wednesday,13thaifd 14thof Tucke'ramith, at$17 per month. After re eleated. Deput Gra,nd Master,of the-
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Z . . . however, is not as rigidly enforced as it ma,rk 'I Of Egm ondville, hits bred stock, of this plac to, has sold ,three dence- and grourids o the late -H. W. Zctober next. . . . Daw had worked for Walker for three- Huron District G tho Masonic Grand *
. - should be, or as we hope it will be so left w . -opea . very superior youlig __ _1 ulls of his own . . power, I
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. . ustw . of mort- , -Mr! D. R. McIntosh of and -a -ha f months, Walk r, without- the Lodge. at its late meetifij in Hamilton.
4 . pods of the-Stritagem, were sold unde . . , m3rchant, 11
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i i soon as Ithe necessary mad; =',ery is (rot variety. Oneof these p6ds containS9 breeding this sea on,'at good prices. gage on Wednesday, to Air John Trick, Wirighlin, has purchased t e general slightest cause, discharged him, at the -The Perth* County - Caledonian So- -
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! e . * celebrated bull, Lord iLovell. Of his he Sum of $3,410. This i ' consid- store of;. Vfessrs. Murray Brothers, Luck, Sam cie
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clo,,ely looked after as they- should be, I ngth , ai,id the other contain' i . ered a lol figilro for the property. Mr. now, a intends moving there in a few summoned Walker be-
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i old bull, I '.'Lord Ldvell "is also mak* .
i - I 119 place like Exeter, and i 3 going to spend recorde with the to-wri clerk f Clinton of Trafalgar Street Moth -
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11 yd . who has- been. WS. I for repairs on the chfirch, which will ban&'has the. sympathy of all friends -The oth r day.Kr. T.B.Slack oat0e
Settforfa team did this in I m, ute 34A!, -ve i I for so m 6 time. . He likes the 2 eas it ,
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- ally, Nvilo sunny south .ve y much and intends . -a fewt days ago, which, although prov- worthy of the community in which it years- of age, and was buried.m Goderich carloads 0 c ttl -
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PanY also Won the 3rd prizo f Or - fancy blue p ints with red statipe and looks veky inemoir, Sarah Dougherty, was bom in one of the ba(* streets, tied his horse to Fisher 4 , , Air.
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1 the Seaforth boys only had One week-'$ maanih ,eturing business in this town -to niember of the Church , . d
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L,tt - ency his so - - William and Leo old, who many y She'was an efficient work- business. Shortly aftei he had entered y ialces the names of no ewerthan which opens at'London, England, on watch belonging I
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, - . ' - th,!se two impor n v alk, Wa3 heeW by the the list &Aa persons qualified to act as months, The I conference was qu#e Brandt, of the fir -it concessionof Elm%.
4<> I ta .t prizes Seaforth actively .engaged in Cisilu"e-ssfor -many *Cbrisdauresignatioij. She baluily fell canine, which caused it'to run. between jurors. " 4 . (Jac an .
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I .- - . Ilrtl is shapp,the two Fisher with him a faithful d matures. A cc mn-dttee from the Associ- he fell to the ground on his head &O --
1 tll&t ou brigade i-nWe the b gt record of who are energetic, - enterprising and I of mourning friends "" and sympathizing aaimals setoff at a te Afic a eed, pre- ,fa. oriteJ 011ie dog. - 'will' . He -was only conscious for ,
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