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sure, 0'reft , .re, tried before Messrs. "Young ana 11
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, t, BUTTERICK, & 40.W . y - I . - . 90 . I . . I meeling heid In Seaforth would be'emi, . to � - re Drummond, J. P's. who committfid tvm I
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kiilds ot sign, ipdicative, not -1 of the fancy that the to I �
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1�ayer Patterns for _ ' I . d would be produc est J' e' , (libi- of them to - �
RAiable, - � V I - ! . . success, they must put the �T han Is ntQ nendy fuccessful, an . I . - went to -see tie 46 Wild W . I
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. hildreu!s 'firmness of. thd President I ut also of ihe first cause assigned is ,the . I . , I . ----�One day rece .,y,as Mr. WeiOniller 4
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Ladiee, � Misses', Boys' and I . ess-ays their pockets and furnish � -he in an to tive 1 of much good. :The: mlitterp we tion. For iecurity be laced the three .. , was loading oil at .
forsaile by HOFFMAN BRO-5.1 -power of public opinion, 'which 'has. Besides these &nd several other � - ter one thousand dollar bills -inside big merchant of Kip,
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10 i v hithertg been -:disorgaaise� I and there- equally good, which spice will . I . Stocking. . Last evening he depa . 3rdt6
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-, .1,�rfMo,,5t11ht1.'11 -- - . - . . . I uridulture, and we are sure, ute for in, his horse took fright and nu
I . I ; fore feeble, Wit justice to the In� mit us to allud�e to,,'AdIdresses were de. the funds go I t b' t�e - . the Western. train en rO I *
I tian .1 - - 4 . � ' I t all &,v ray, sendin th 3 baaTels out with.9feat - -
. . NEW ADV-uRTISEMENTS � - . . .., ponents This can -be dme to a per- gooc sense, combined with his know- -On 6ttinj into his berth, he fo *forcet the . horse 1. iroce
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I . - - has been in this case maintained against I livered by. 1prs.- Nelfes nd'Dewart two OF1 I I I . . I ' boots I I
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. - terests and eminent Methodist , i ines. Dr. Nelles .1bain extent � f led I of. the. distri : . � 4 . Taylor's w,ste !: � -
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- e use property lin � I w ficind suchiAs i fav4 the propQsitions ( .. goi ace, when he f -fill, - The wagon received .
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I WIT line denotes the page of th . pa"r on which strong political influence. I The .amount made! allusion� to . e i satisfactory solu. that of whi6b, Sir cha;rd. ric . e�
* . the advertisement wU1 be found � I I , ur leading ag cu, of the car.' nsiderable damages and the horse wu
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.1- . I �T�, Kidd. (8) ' - 4 money actually inVolved in the - case, tion. reached On the -V'.eixbd question of prgp[)ses t6 lai the nucleuq- .. tb - I'mby somd of o .1 sleep, he remembered the money.. and c ' I -
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- I - Barona for two Weeks I , . : I .i I . 1. i : - . .1 I turbits. getting up, examined big stockings I, but b dly cut. i I .
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- wew Fan doods-Ranton. Bros. (6) � . � I I . meeting of the Offi. ; -
11 � I we ha.v-e no means of estiniating, except religious linatr�uctiqn,j in the 'Ptiblic in. � --..- . -At CIO regul4r �
. Bros. ' I I - , found the bills goxie. The . .
� Bujidere Hardware -Johnston, . � . THE mi)lmpaign. � Ras Durliam is , - �- -
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I .1 - The Right Place -J. L. Sinith., (5) 'I ' . . ' mitted the - ob- � -i I. - i I esult. Board- of thi Brussels Methodist '
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th amountof land Schools and While he ad . ews of the Week. *� car was searched, but with ;
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j, . ogan. (6) ' - . . . .. � . $ I ! . 1. . . waxing, warm, . and b)th political -� i
� T4 the Farraers-R. H i . . I - � I ch the resign �tion of � W. H. Me.
� , ' d three- I - �COTTC N INT EGYPT. -The Egyptian Misideais that, -when pulling O his C ur , - . I
, S Seeorth. Fall Rams- -G. S. Henderson. (6) , - leased ---over ."three miuian an jection Of soiA e tliat-1 RAS only a com-, tie e 'in to be puttin 3, forth "their .. - � a,s Recor4in Steward, was ae-
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a . Se1ed Wheat for Sale-"'. & G. Brocki ( i) quarters acre:.' Eastern ..ca,pital was - ' . I ,xpected to be cry abun- stockings, the money musthaV.e � I a ,
be effected, he IaS r . . . . . it ce�pte , , ST - I
J*fey B.ull for Sale -A. � - id Sons.(5) . . � � promise -that has -be 8 8 � On the Liber il sid�t 'M - dant. " b, ana someone'-afterivardi pi d id W A� I Kerr was appointed - -
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FArm for sale--VAM, Jas. Fanson. (5) I largely interested in the schemb'aa is . not blind t6' i1he fac thio practically, as! his successor - A unanimous vote Of
- i . Patterson' of *Brant, Sir4tichar ,a.rt. IV, 'AR 8111rS ORDERED. -Spanish war 10, will be gi . ' '
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I Firm fb'r.&ae--John: MM - rdy. (6) - : I - , � anks -was passilct -to -Mr. McCracken - I
Z, "I �lokey. %) - I shown i�y the stalument of the New a coinpro,Qse , is possible while and other pr6minent met., have ship 3 b8 ve been ord6red to the Qiroline whoever returns it to the Ce"tra, lie- i .
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7 . a te; farins for Sale.L�'& MaywoO& (5) . : York Herald that the first information there exists su'6h a. great diversity -of - ' . . Isla ids, I . Station. Detective, Murphy h the fo! his, 12 yeairs of pervi, - poai�
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: ��� ed -D. A , Wilson. (5) '.' . g -thID determination of - the PAGUIBUT ('�RE.,T,VVA.�Many-ViCtin`IS case in hand. r 8 I .
: I I ,. -r6spectin - opinion. The ReIierond Doctor also cause is being chain ioned by Meissrs. . an - onsidered i learl' -1y offering system ineonnection with the - �
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Gtri Wanted -Expositor office. � . the I .. . . . of 0. I in Gran da drop d die in the Putlmhn cars werg c � y , .
. . rio ]Readers (9). President to inforce the. law, protect - efully ackn6wledg�d the good work � ' - 0.-' - 10- a - ' i 2gregation andito that end coutribu-
- --Lnuigden & wp&on. (s) � � - grac I Cowan of alt'- C. H. A . , - 001110 cc 1 .
p New Onta . - . . . . -t ts. -e the
:t_ . i Thomas " ire cotton as safe as one's own r
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C A-%Yn Colifige--Principal: Austifi� (8). L . being � done "by the pr'eselvt Minister of tos Of Ottawa, an4 the sweet si I D oi GF,D CROP ri . .h. . .
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f I " - . 's�'ter Excursion. (a) , . s evoted himself 'r Plumb. AS , ger � red Ong damage by . , Huron
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I , � bat to 11 - with intelligence q,nd natirin energy to . . aesoriptiOn of the improvements and
- �. B�tter Ivanted-A. G. Ault. (a) I , - . I 9 be judged from these namesv (fIRWINGEORGIA.-Geo &prornises Five Brussels boys pulled one and a Baird .,&
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4 - - � : . -1 I argu ment is, most - deci dly on I the .� any Ygar quarter acres of flax one day Aast week 2 a ,
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, � ! 46 d or suspend the 'order was Senator . By ho means i nsible -actio)a - , tit? I
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, Cockrell, the Ma r. Of St. Louis:, and of the association, was the ad6ption of' . . A?Ga",w T-Roors M.is.14-N I ., The Methodist people have p ,cbas- �
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1- -� � - .the 'Mayor . of Kansas City. 411 the t1l report of the �ommittee appointed . . I - � I g recel ed here of 4 . I
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egation being, chiefly made College. The fi�llowing recommendation S1:CRF,TAR �ORSCOTLAND.-T Is new'brick .resi- . .
!.-!�FCIRTII, FRIDAY, 1"5 L bear; the del, not prepa,red.topredict. REaionar dvotes Brandon, is making hosts of . .
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- i , Up. -of Democrats, and - i6luding was embodied I tb�isrepor : I . dence, in Grey, will soon be com] , . - I
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A* A- Presideut h a Ileav3r- these-pr.m-, ent polit- - i I address delivered by Sir Richard was a tary of state . . neat a erll
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.-J�- , ! Foot. . . � . t -masterly efl�ort� and.. is facts were the dabinet. . � and commodious structure. . i . The work
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ay..L recent- I - . * spectfully submit to the Honorable the . . bolting machinery has been -all done by
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, - I - I Of couri�e, were without- a representative.' are I UT49mg . pirus, Greece. They have take -place ou Tuesday) September 8. A � .
�4 - - y had the n " ruction "I as ell , I I Minister of Education that, although at his opponents dare attempt 'a rep�� In Robt. Arms g, if Brussels,"
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I I �.; .ir India w Al wa of no avail, -however, right must I _ ceiryled.1off abveral ladie� and 6mand long list- of- lil?eral priies are offer r
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1 4 as: 4-e in. Canada. It seems tliat, some . , a � � i . I �i one time U C ada College was a this connection we a , mentio Ithat y r4usoms for their release, I I I I � . � --A very sudden death occurred on "
- . . I � i neces ary 'Ejtu'net 1 -of the Provincial I y 1i hew compfititi6ti. * onday, at the residence Of Robert
,4 I i .prevail even against such powerful, and- is � -Lord V, t is dead. - -The ne;v bridge n Ki on the .
'A . the Government.have been guil f a D ?,Ar. %tie Temyes ear ippep - ;
I 71-4 - years. age, through influence brought� to � � .4 aWan
� - �p .- potent iai University, it isno Wigfirin the interests . . Curry, Esq., East oah. Air. A.
. .-I I . 1 i � t I influences as capi . and political . He i ,ery ed with distinction in the Fed- town line between Stanley ana hak
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I � ary -educAtion that a' school .. - - t Nevin, of Lower ." gham, went tiere ,
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,., + . . � 0 in Amerri-. been completed, and is a very "
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tOf1 the wealthy stock o I i the Americans, bat it a evidently ap- . in appointed Mr. Ward, sr., father of the . Ir a 1: ain.. when not fa:r f -
this'eharacter should be r . - . fo! ittle pig,
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��. I . serves in . I i I Officer. The U tie son is, not - ers f la Imperial Par1liameitaregkouse faiih. which is situated near Lon dsidewhere ho . . y some
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Texas and Montanailor the the President i's waxiiii commended by -has out- : fathe b , cotland.' . . , � . .
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i -ii. � - � . fact that Up*p'er Cana6 College * 4ho( N2 ien in the township of Hallett, for
�A.-. �' of enabling them to I ze ' . �.' . I ., � likely to be a ver fair or ini partial � .�, at,irin of rc a i to ? 'a
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�JM 1. purpose gr,a their the pres� of both Wties. gven the STORM. -Rig t persons were ten.years, to Messrs. Jamiesor and one and taken. lAck Ar Curry
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� , - caule upon these reserves. The condi- New yo- ' . � arbiter. ,f I , eye he sat
,-1 I'V-I . I : rk Tribune which, rarel . . killed a id several fat% ly injured -by a. Cole, for $350 a; year. I I . -
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� . W � I . I %ne at Norwood, N. Y. last week. tea and fell okr dead. dis-
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� . -F hese leases -were that the hold- good word -for Mr - Cleveland is con- I - . eve I . -A young man named I)avin,-,o, Clin- m'4u. �
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m , . ki ethoulil Pay a rental of two cents per � . - - HoN.'El)wARD 9L. ME, the leader of ton, had the misfortune to have leg
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st�ained-to pay a reluctoLiA tribute of . . . ma )ol, it six. y y rs of age, - .
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.4v - Teachers' Association. f The work done . . Hui- gar Minister proposes a broken on Monday. alling � �
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t -1 -Y , acie 'aud that the money so received - . ut hadbeen liviilg a retired
. . I respect, s4t ' . ia unio b6tween.A.ustria,Hun- fl, x, and got into a friendly scuffi with a far ...
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rl�,-i i . done at the High Schools tind Col- I
--1,A. - . . i . .country. His arduoas' labors and his - -The beqvy.rains of -Shipley, of the uron ; -A horse b6longhag to Mr. Andrew ;.
;- -I'- I . . . thatthepublic interest ShO. be I - :1 . , P Ruixm). -Mr. Thos . �
[i judiansinlieu of the use .of their re V r .
I I , . Pqrv"- , legiat;e Institutes, �; while its graduates close attenti to . last we caused daln4ge ainounting to road, - HuRetit, clelivered the firsi � new . Piingle, 'Turnberry, rau away while in �
. sek-es, The Indians, of cGurse�, did not' monlit.,, I . ; on to siness during the - -
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AR i- I recent lonk, and trying session, seriously wheat, at Fair's m, in
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1.1. - - .to it, neither.had . impp6ired his health, and he has crossed twei n Whitehall -and Fort Edwards. of Defiance, and yielded I r. thirty to Josephine street, and was evidently � '.
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m�- � not consenting F4rties de�t Clevfila4d's firmness and rectitude ' . ove : .
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1� c , . . uates of bur Righ, ;Schoo Z" If the .. I of rec making"for home. It kept -the centre -of , ' i
� I .. . - - ik�i - the Atlantic with'the - iperat- The crops are nearly ruined. � bushels to the acre.
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Ai I t6 pr�ceedin' been ratified- 1by Con- -at the head of public 65%i rs .in Canada. .
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. - - , t . . money which is practically --masted on . . the road well. Persons tried to stop it --
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.� + , - 'as but wa 0 ai I I in . In: point of ability and assiduity- lk..N�Ow DisEAsFy--A strange brain ,dig- -Mr. Rdnald McNaugbton, ol Brus-- - .
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. - I I . . breed anada. College were divided .1 ality is r n_a sel - dl t al manner, but failed. When , I
r -V� _ . I Upper C I ease' f -yreat fai in thd .. s, was seriously injure as weE k by in the usu- .
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4 pe�mitted by the Secretary of, the In- reb,enion' and Indi I ** Mr. Blake has no equial'in Canad and nort Owe s' rt of Georgia T -t kills in it got so far as'Mason's store, a young
. . . . an u ... Isirig in the t pa being thrown from his wacron. His
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11 t terior, so that"the cattle M'e'ui bad no N . few in the old world, and should any- 34 b ouri. In one neigh, bor ood lad by the -name. pf John Porter toot. -
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�� legal ri,pts.to the lands they occupied,. . . 1 A . ,w:ould� have .very great good.. * Wel hope the sensible . out on the road a�nd as it got close to. - -
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. I ' t om .in. enced to been spareiland millions oi mon ., ..,buinesi, it Would be a calamit , to his -. .1
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4 1 1 . ey would *. 3 im he sprang forward, caught the reins ' - .
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i i --- -laiter became diwiatisfied, an4 fifially content& and distracte, I pe - - ( i : We hope,.therefore, that I ie may return Of the E I 110 vesiel w�bi ch wenf to stable loose, when by some -means th ged to the Queen's hotel, but he
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�; eircurnstances, started ot�lt on ithe war Northwest a prosperous and contented - TiffAm - terribly lo thsome disease, 1. . � - . I Quel paert Island he saw R ussian men- expected. t can b was done whatevb'r. This was aeourage ,
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" 7 .:� 1� ? smallpox, is at pmsent",raging in Mon- I : . t
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:- I I ;A4 quell. the disturbance. . The .Presi- have had their. day- of corruption a;n d continue. -- hi's battle -in � e intere s of. Agg as flying on the shore, and forts, on Tuesd' rew-drded.' 5 - I
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. .. . . de�t sent a comnuissiGner in the pers -a- . . ; I piers and wharves were behig construct- this county; took Ist. prize M" putting I 2.rhe �
, � On mi rule with the conse nt evil results good government and for ;he be c t 'of, . � I I I
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, i th4 causes wMeb led to the dis6ontent We. have' had our day of n�isyule and I : [ I .1 - )r( ei�atch says: W. IV. Cole,'the form. and hard to beat on tlie tax rate: should be lowared . Z
: . . J I � - - refuse'to take o4er proper and neces- � - ..: - . . I . . gh A A. Bailey'A . I I . -1
1k . � I TiffF, half-breed and It iers eirci 9 . . property while Ithey tontinue-as, . is - �
4 and disquietude of ,the Iiadiaps. The have suffered Aot a little, but 'Perhaps. � weights.. I
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G ers,1 reported the state fif 4ffairs 'as eve,4 with- us, a' change, is ot far off and I I I of war Are ' still bei ing ied at Regina. interles in the Barnum slic w. - Bailey'A -A -short time ago some evi�-dis posed � . I
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.� � t . � consequence it is ver�j difficult' to keep before Colonel Ri ' � heallh is shatiered, but he �ietires with a &rson threw a stope throu,g,h mie of the I*fore the first lo May, and witlio4, � I ,
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de cribed above'r which had, 11itherto that our'day of deliverance 'is. 'near - chardsop. - W: ,th tb e fort, . I I . -1':
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I ; �� . . : at' ' ; � i I - Cne of- $2;000,000 as a rbsult:of .-five e' Presbyteri'an church on paying any lice e therefor. Surely` * I
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- . -neral i terest. year 'C the Thame road, Usborne. The ass I Z I
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- 'n. unknown- to President Cleveland, - . . . . un 8� conel' � . sort of thin i -a' little "too thim"; 11
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I 4 and recorn mended the imme4iate re- . . � in the affair seemed tD 8 Wde, , ,the has inade a great deal of money tiable However, I .
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- i moval of the cattle men from I the In- The TeadherW Parliament. . � I mill still. qontinned to g-ind. ,"5eyeml circus busine*m in Australia and Cali- to rep -lace -it If the guilty per - is public Byt " .
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;% 4 11 . 'ion or -. - . � .. . forn a, and is said to own $1,000,000 of found he will be punished. �
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� , . � to the cattlemen, informing'-thpin. that held in "Toronto last week, and wasone � I ., 9 , I
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, 0 -5t 'I their cattle must be remove4l within ary. Maxime Lepinej P ilip, Garnet turing Co., of Toronto, T I � x
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� r . � . -' : . . I girl sevente,en threw herself fro -in the magistrate for the county has perform-: .
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�� foFty days else Ahey� would be seized adivay, Nve wish him success and good lu,,.k in ed his ardnous du;y, and the temper- � .
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I d d by 6e Go delegates 'appointed b the several local W �
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I , appropriate ven1dient. , , y . . . breeds. have,. been s(aitencod to seven seve ity feet below. A well-written let- the business entrasted to him. ' I �
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�.! � . e- cattle owners who hai � eep ac- throughout the Provib ce. At -the recent by a corres 4 three year d four othe - as sfie could not get work,and was-resOl to Port Stafiley, *on. Friday,, th 1, 7th -Tberesideiie'e of Mr. P. H,ollihan,i
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1�,..7 - customed to be treated 'in this: manner meeting an unusually full -.attendance of I'lie evid V . s6me:people in le, ing, in Regina g I S vera I othe . half- cess. , Over 400 tic4wts were. sold in , �
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"iii by, the authorities. Many of �h,Qsd in- delegate'§ were present, and a inore ih their children m ix- wit-li other w e tl e breed were 1:0� go to I .
� � . ppe for s ntence herfile. . and datnaaedto the extent of .',3300 ort '
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� �:.-, � . p�litiajans afLd busiriess iren of New sible to donvene. Ma,uylsubjects per- -Mr. Chas. Drum- chief, Ppundmaker," has j n con- ,of Gen. Grant's fun- Joyed themselves.finnien6ely. , *rs. Hollihan,-one child ��iid a hired'
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- - - - . I � I girl bf ,14 brought a boy five or six years i .) I -111 v .655, �1, e four rphysicians got $1,500 each, was.recently- sold wider a chattle mort- 1-.7nocked ,)enseless-and remained so for'
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, - make light of the order of the President, f6psion were ably nd 'intelligently di the Hotel Dieu, last Standay morning, imprisonment in th penitentia. . for Besidi. - inust be reckoned for the citizens, a�d, will hereafter be C'Ond noted , 0 ran
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; A witlithe Aisease plainly, develo T" workof making and putting up decor- . by Mr. 'Galbraith, an old and exper- #iider the bed On which ..
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� �: � draw the obnoxious order,, or : at least tionalist, read a paper entitled 11 A Plea - that h6 had paved thif lives of hundreds � I -P circuit r,how§ $564.63 to have been con- I �
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it to , a dead letter. Uiti- for the Study of LIQ 'in Our Public to remedy." � I I of tlie Great Moth J white cli ildrer- moneyleWhereby outsiders was$5,OQO,- $250.08 by the K I 10, almost as inuclint:) repair it as to build al. -
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� . . I . - . N I I I . 11 ,� T I 81 ROME SUIT. -An unusual suit Was a total of ,985-9.75. - - I through. 11 14
� . =a memorial getting forth their on this subject were clearly and f6reibl ' ' 'and awaited the sep.tence�. Men he I i
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=- . � ) close of the late session of the Dominion ltbre -. year I peni- wau r,c e, the other day, by Mrs. Jose h ' . the 14a'dt Wednesday . . . . . . . . .7, 13,, John Stewart,' .
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; gation to wait'upo the Preiident Parliament,.a. resolutibn was passed pro- 'tentiar ,-be said: " Han� me now. ',I Fiab tiyo fernale .twins Port Stanley' excursion, -the nu,mb.,r on I I
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. -the army,, he told teaching of spoken English has been,too -hundred dollars for va,rious beneficiail discipline will not -only be "inost r ug- clahis that the m hich .the It is said that he had re I be rancre 10
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F i - a4airs, reports the situation in the Ter- "much more attention could be devoted hundred dollars� to the Count I ith. very . . ; .
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F - , , - en-nes and Arrapahoes only oneltenthof own � languagii� , than that now pur- Ridinas of York,. -also gives bi constitu. - half-brother as follo A�'itl . , only the �
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R j I . . . - � ) is a goaa deal . in theposi- resy ectability. In these' homes the, columns, is on.the niend, althou suf- 'and in 1815, and came to the "marithinel -
, said he, in closing, 'i your interests led re�d a most interesting.'�aper, which the funds' �'o . I will be undertno' restraint, The es ' - '
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.�.". J41- . pr . poll .' J4 the election 'WE understand that e As 2 n the business of butcher in, Goderich, � I
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! . ,an years over 28,000 teachers' courts.�� Funds will hereafter be all the being made -to have a:, Farm W Institute me3ilhave subscribe . . �- I . .
�n ; - d :C 1,000 each toward recent exa�minatioii the -nor passed a �ime residents. F fifth to i ,
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. erat the reported remark of average number of teacher' * - Listowel,and the la�kr out of six pupils � but one , , ) .1 iid� -
� . I . . a employed to Reform candidates -will be greatly in-, Province last winter, held in-Seaforib, ' . day he lost his "glasses - a - I ���
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. oneof the delegation as they departed : was 6,257, This is rather an . . � . I :1 I --The Montreal Witness of the 13th had four passed andf1wo recommended, forced to read without them and! ' .
Appallffig ,creased- under. the Mew Franchise Bill. during the coming winter. These efforts ins . : � � 8 .. 11 I
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. " state of affairs and shows how few ex. The Conservative 'candidates a'- � . � County' Xonstables Dav'is,of Blyth,an� � Ne*- �Zr ' the time of his death: *
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I 13 e.r
. 7, but denied mos
I olij had tak-en a singl
-ADonfronted by theCh
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m threatened witf- arr
tbat,she bad taken �
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father, leaming of ti.
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. -some twenty -odd dol'
to see that the- remail.
. � Mr. E. Foster, a boat
. t . also a loser to �-,the 0
baving no proof as to-.�
though he has well gy
I : that the culprit is .
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cases, he must be cow
. loss. Several ,other.
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losers for amaR anj
. ,;jewelliery that viaz Jef
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. U the 16use was out
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because the 4
,pproprii.
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I 16ve f,f'giv,en her aww
- -o- t,b
�is n - eedless t say .� ,
rsguilt was egtat
gir - - - .
� I Laren dispensed with.
-On i 24th a
named Charles Sinyth,
I - front. HIAM ni - NVU
James H,- W-ewood, J
. charged with comm.
yet mg girl named, , '
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aged 15 years, a resid�l
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�of ciizd�j, �Brnce coul
rested by ,constable TJ
- � wellingtoli co6ty, W
.tion -the magistrate I
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, prisoner for trial, arid:
. . to constabIli James Hi
� let, to be taken to,(x'O(
ish knowingg somethin"
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:of theprizoner specla
- - the Magi!trate ana 0
to .exercise great CA
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� Cslclape. Hamilton Is i
�the p '
t7soner -to his �'
-and hie e removed th('
10o'clock at night, wi
I - S,myth escaped and b
heard of. This ereat
I I i - e or
� . tion amongst th i - I
.coniplaint was tilde :
tosh aridConstable H
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� . � - iWor,e 0. bench of foul ,
Miller, Sl. P. Dorlaud3 �
-ders axid - R. Ross, at I
have comn�ftte
. (LI him-
. next &urt, on a that
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. 'pgsoner to escape, T
Is ble has been admitl
I - looks very intich as tl
age of.justice has takf
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I gard to Smyth. - - �
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Huronites ir
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. GA�-rir;rits, Dakota
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- 2NIR. ED1i0R,--L.Ma1T
. Exr�OSITOR will regrf
� death of Mrs. W. R
- ,eventoccurred on Fii
Mrs. Rintoul has been
. for some years. Mr.,
moved here- from Wa
� 11 ag*. The funeral ww�
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- seen in Galesburg. -3%-
,
the Willow Fai-ia, in
ascident while cuttin
I new binder- He ,w,
. needle when the tea:.
I the needle went throa
,,answer to his cries for�
eame an4 released hini
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. ,a.. ous position. If it ha,
. - presenee of n3ind -in I
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I � virith ,the other hand.
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. I the tearn his whole.
been torn off. As .
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I . the use,of his hand fin
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. ivill. seii;usly - imped ,
I operations., -R. H. -
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. smmmmmwwi�
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. I Shaine and Dis�,.Crrl�l
Both. Perth ai
I MR.'F,D1T0n,' -For ;1�
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has been -a well-knoi
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. person that has ha&
�on the Huron road, -(-
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� �t has been ne-lected �
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. - -manner by the ihor-t-s
.. M�cKillpp and Hibbei,
- -other mo8t d-eadiv ri
. ,Cast upon the 'Aovi
through the j3,enny-U-U
ish system of those I
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reverend bicyclists, w!
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sion to pass over thai
- . Cexligyv, as they pretion
.1
. they had struck on ON
ef Wiles, trip throngt,
� . 'what are we rateMev �
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Ing, townsil ipm doinz
. - spunk -enough aboid�
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Xesent 'SuCh censures�
those unworthie. .
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Manitoba and'
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Xtel
The famers of IN
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laining of too much i
Mal �,i�
. - - 'N ,F��� ��,L
� Mary of the Edm6rito
the 12th of July. Ph
, itu&
-degrees north lati
.
.-Mr Thomas WaU
tried to fire off 'a nitm---
I
one day last �Veek =a
it went off too won' j
I thurab and,firat finmr.
-During a thunaer �
won the 7th inst., a hors
X Greer was struck
Instantl kilWd. 1.
I � Q K 11 I Th
4rand. ntral. hobel -w*
same flash. .
-Louis Riel"s mot I
� at St. Vital, walked f
. the Woods to the Are
her bare feet the othei
pited over the sentenct
Poor woman is almost I
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-The crops - betNv
Prairie an'd High Bluff
�-fine condition, tall, hea
fast. The yield. will
I'll
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- . ' � e- weatber ig
. I AY and I axle harvest
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. � I -A brother of the.
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t �. riner, -at Indian W
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� And, mortally wound
. nained Eagle Child. I
. . ealously about a won I
. �
-11a,.re one to make his --
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-; e weather at ]
. saminer h -.w been parti.
for Stoak of all kinds.
'40811ent and I water f� a
th � e ia-ilf 'is as favOrable a
I been. atock.w-M go thr
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