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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. gradually drifting away from a iculture stituency as I Sir -Richard is. Would it,' the peace 'in Ireland during the ap- 40 hours. "Hart's Messenger" was built this autu � y som6thing ill the Shape
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for those. overly solicitous I i owned by A. B. Post, of Goshen, New lu, - - new
- as their primary aim, and wete bei woaching winter if your people are willing to do what has �ildings, while ni,anyof Of
-The figurebetiveen the parenthesis after converted into industrial se'li in- I . DEAD. ime proposed. . ments are very extensive." - e iniprove_
W ools for I --7-1W. E.1 Dennison,'of Boston,' York., who had placed -it in the Messrs. been from time to ti th
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1 oach line denotes the p-agg-re 4 the paper on which struction in mechanical trades. The Pape suchl, as ,.the Mail ai i I S ta�, to the well-known 1 inventor and manu- Dulnia e' hands in Wi I ngham for ser- -A party of aboug 30 persons, rela-
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I t.headvertisement will be ..- und. I i agement found tfieft- a riculturid .9 i Tr Ricoard'a rest and I d vote their factu; -When the inixed train from Sarilig,
nll Goods-Ranton Bros. '6) .9 Ive . , � . r of the tags -3hat bear his name, vice. Rwas valued at ",500, and was tives of the bridd� and groom, assembled on Monday evening last week was be
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I . aFav 1. (6) and sympathy -ft Sir Jo in it is estimai�d%4&t-adme 225, - consf ered the handsome . at young ' tween St. Mar S and St. Pau,1S a Playful -
I 'Conic this Way-& M ' C asses diminishing because the average, kindly office4 1: I is dead. .." . d I . . 0 . stal- at St. Peter's datbedral, London, Tues- _ _
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Great questions -G. Qood. (1), i L ... Xfter does not realize the importancel for a wh ile ? � ' 000,000 of Dennison's tags are used every lion in Ameri i day morning of last w k on the occa- bovine kicked out the door of a cattle
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- Dw.ling Inducement% -E. .kfe.Faui. (8) of a thorough educational trainiLn � . . I I -
I Dress Goods�J, L. Smith. (2,1 (9) g for I ; . At a recent fall fair the judges on Sion of the ma4iage of Mr. Martin Cum- It .
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- I - his sons who are to follow farming. He� , I WHAT THE TENANTS MAY BE DRivEN Durham cattle were in k ' f Wawanosh, and Mrs. Mary for liberty and have not *
Lost -George McKmy, (5) ': � T]F �F, SOUth 'Perth Conservative con epping with the mins, o 11111P �
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. found tile same U� . -� TO. -Mr. J. P. O'Connor, speaking'ai general weight of these animals,.what. O'Donnell, of ,Stratford. The nuptial found. The bialance of the since been .
For Salle -A. Strong-, (5). , idea largely pcevalent' ' I - -
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Clearing, Auction Sale -J. . Wilson (6) . . ere. He thought the farmers did not'. vention I.. t iveek refused toaccept Mr. Shore Ditch the! other night, said ,he ever:they (the judges), might be in qual- knot was tied b Rev. Father Camm ins Q
Dressmaking-Urg. G. B ton. (5) y 3 Paula and there was c,1118pi
I I .: ey ought ` W. I t. Dai � 3 ') I . . . . out at St. U le-rr-
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Bull calves, 7is., �f Mitchell as their can- hated crime butl cruel landlords might- ity. The three judges weighed respect- P. P. of Woodslee, brother of the groom.
I- * I . drive the Irish peasantry to despe�ra.tion'. iv* 215, Z6 and 265 Its., -making a After the cereinony, the party, bein gether
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I �? I Auction Sale of a, Good Far -0. McClelland. (5) the dignity of their own occupation d ida- �e for the Local Legislatu r e, because 9 again as the ni
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Stylish Fitting Suits -C. S ,,van. (6) They were quite ready to Send their son- e, a w . I .. . If -coercion followed itwouldprobably total of. 730 Ibs. Mr. 11� ,Sneil, of Bul- chiefly Strangers to the city, took in the . . ght �a,s especi-ally dark. .,
� , Stoves -C. X, , Whitnev. (5' h h d rit�en, -through his aper a,nd - . . .
I , , I -who wished to be a doctor, a -lawyer, 11 L . roVe a short road to Irish autonomy. lett, was the 2501b. man. � principal sight,b, aftpr which they re- -The Listowel Banner of lj�8t
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Oyster Season--Janies Burress. (i) - q clergynian, to a college ,% �O� e spokan on the platform in fa,vo of Home p TiIE ' .. I I : says ; Messrs. John AlCM wee I k
I Zurich Harness Shop -H. I Vell. (6), - I EART11QUAKES. -From 'Ai�gust .' -A meeting of the creditors. of Mr. paired to the residebee of Mr. Edward illan of I
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I . , . - his degree at a universit is L - .�'Wm. Elliott, ngha�m, . Mullins, of the Qrand Trunk Railway, -a _
Residence for Sale -James ,Nfurphy. (5) y, but they Rule for Ire'laiid,,aud acce tad in h 27 to September 30, thirty distinct," lett, and Win. Long, of Mary�oro 11
t Notice to, Creditors-jl Tough, sr. (5) thou , I shocks , I - merchant,�bf Wi the
ght a common school education 'Ste' - ' of earth( &ake were *felt. jr� wa �t
I AuctioR Sale ot a Farth-11 J. Grieve. (6) ad a man who, whatever his. other . .9 held in Lolidon last Week. A very London South4 brother-in-law of he appointed by- .the Perth
. I 1��arolina., There �rqre.,,, large majorit of the ' county council at a late
I gDod'enough for the one who was to be i Charleston, South � .
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ale --Scott Brothers. (5) a qualities may be, has,neither he ability , ' ' -� ereditora were bride, where a happy time was spent special ineeting ,-
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I Auction ,-de of Tftpber�4. Reith. (5) � fariner. When such wag the case, was , . b�aides inany slig t tremors, of whiA present, and eicry desire , manifested to luntil time to. catch the 4.25 p. m. traill to value the real property of the I
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I . er Wanted -W 1,�, Ith. iti to' be wondered a,t that in&' e 'Olitical knowle - I . , bega their labL - county.). .
. . (5) nv in th � no notice was taken on record. Of the accept a c 61'ectired. Thii is b which the'happy couple left for their 'a Ors 'last week in the;
- Deritistrv-W- J. Fear. (8) community take the farmer at'his - i , � L. . . .Ompromise., I . y ...
- 5 own pyesent' a constituency ,crei tably in' 30 shocks,' one was destructive, .,,five about to be done, and we may soon look rew home in Wawanosh. , They were township of Walla'C,. They will not be
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estimate of his value and speak of the L.)� I 11 ' ,of were severe and 24 were slight. - ' ,
1� Something New-�M. �Pillin a, sr. (S) . arhiment. I The Conserv-p ives . - , forward to this old and familiar estab- . 'bhe redipients of a number of beautiful able to complete their work muchearlier
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. � I . I L farmer as if he was not socially the I � ' IRISH' PRESENDTATION.S.-On Monday lishment running in its w Dted business presents. i : - . than Christmas, if they do it as well as
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" .1 . # e(lual of the professional man, or the I . given an ex , at Hawarden, Mr. Gladstone was pre- style, - 9i 1 -Oil Monday morning last, at the it ought to be done. � -
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. raerchant? He knew therewere .ma,n'.y bitiok of narii,o w -minded bigot -y which sented with the Irish women' addre -The Voters' List Court fot. Blyth Rolnan Catholid church,, in the township -Two Stratford young m �
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341i toll t po 0 It ot amongst them who had obtained success is not creditable to them- and they have in favor of Home Rule by the wife of municipality was held Tuesday, 28th 6f Logan, the l Rev. J. O'Neil, of Kin. friend from St. Marys, recently
. > - - ,a - - - with a s m all amount of education', and' '" - the Lord Mayor of Dublin, and with the tilt., .before his honor, Judge , Tonis. kora, made tviilo lovers' hearts�beat as attended .
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were perhaps too much disposed to . . freedom of � Cof k, Limerick; Waterford A lar�ge number of cases were mutually 6ne. 1 The cont'acting parties were.Miss ..
DAY, Oct. 8, 188Q. fou . ing to St. Marys in the
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I ! ---- ---- - . . I . nmel by the Ma�or of Cork. disposed of, thus leaving only a few atie Hagarty., eldest daughter of Mr. conduct there shewed but too pI 'r ;
. Rary. In. practical work- they no dpubt ba.ttle �-ior hem last election,- and f ainly
I . . � I . � BL,,P,R PR6DUqTTON. OF GEI�ATANY.- to c6ine before the Judge. The pro- q ohn Hagarty, J. P., Bornholm, to Mr. they bad been tampering Wi
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I -Our Dairying Int &re8t. ' knew as rnuah of farming as any. agri- through his p'l Consul Tanner, of , Chemnitz, reports to ceedings of the coiirt are 22 Reformers ,i as. Glavin, of Centralia, Ifuron county. d - - I's drinks" and had inibibed consider- -
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The great im pGrtanc e of the idairyiag cultural professor, but they bad g i i d the United States .Secretary Of State, stf tick off and 3 added, 14 Conservatives .
- . I ifoL - Con3eyvative . Yiss Glavin . si6ter of -the groom acted able of li" spirit. �
:- - �1` has" flo'ne m�re fo�r the I � 2 . y 19
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; theii knowledge through tbirty�,& rty that the beer production of -Geiniany in were struck off and 10 added making a ds bridesmaid, and Mr. John Hagarty, up sta,tio
interest in this country was shown -.,cry fi fty , t the
- I . I ca,use than a,n� Other man in the Ridill � . y . . n they spilged a tide down
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t tlainly 1),y Ron. A., XL Ross, in his re- or,. . years lic"Urd experienb6' awl -in . 9, 1885 was. 1,1.00,000,000' g&llons -* Conservative gain of 15. � Jr., performed for the groom. The bride town,on the ottinibus.
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4 r � - - . . g9ining that experience 'they had no and -t oi kick Iiim over -board r ow, when ' n 8-
'I . . (�Iuouah. to form a laker more than a -At,the last meeting of the garnia -was becomingly 4ttired in a cream nun9s McKay. Whe the oinnibus went to
1. 7.1 cent address at.tlie opening of the Pro- doubt many failures, ,but they surely. ' mile.sq.uare and six and a half fedt deep Presbytery a call'was read from' the veiling dress, tr�mmed with lace, and a the town station they again rod -e and -
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. A . undergo so or it Would make a running stream as congregation of Forest to, Rev. James wreath of orang'e bIbssoms and veil. when asked for their far 0 rut
vincial.Exhibition, He said : " It was did not want their sons to' , I I
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.. I perhaps not gerlerally knowin that in . - of our rivers." Pritchard, of Manchester in the Pres fter the cerempny was over, the newly 1 assaulted him and , r. e
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. asislowly, atid become grey before they. victicus and �ared,to express 411em on, a � . . .7 1 NJ Lyons baggage
Can,ada.'s exports the arti(ale of cheese . ! -i I I bytery of Huron, pt'OlnlSlDg a, salary'of 1 arried couple'received the cougatula- -master. Revising Barrister 811ni
. V .1 I - arb thoroughly'posted in their callina. Subject which. has ,nothing w tever -to y - $500 and manse, besides �h�e grant of ons of the assembled, guests, and enter- two- ' :th atid
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-11 1i takes the lead of all o4her agricultural Hk did not undervalue practical expe'rT do with Canadiala politics, is a linean and -Nlessrs. A. Snell &Son'', of Hullett $250 expected from the Home Mission., carriages and were driven to the resi-
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7-- � of this product having been exported in , , V but it is a slow educating . I - -
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k�k ;_ ISS5. While horned 'cattle comes next - I -1%1r., W. Pearson', of Stanley, has -- . an old ,man bordering on � 70 years and
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t'�! - ;, Oft, an�d w wat 'being o 0 I f', mem , purchased a house and lot in Clinton,and About. 10 o'clock Wednesday_ morn- Rev. Father O'Neil, in a few compli- Mr. Lyons is about 75 years Old.
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L� . ing fire was -discovered on the roof of mentary r4marks, proposed -the health The
; I , with $7,377, _ nly tion. i m parted at an agricultural' collego bera �qme. �e6onable freedom of 6on'- intends going there to reside-. . . young rowdies were fined 820 and $3.50
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�1 't $1,966,00O." the grawth, of this pro- is bhe recorded and verified experience . . . that portion of the Royal -block adjoin- of the bride, v
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r.: I � i?.- duct has been very ra,pu I within the! past al men,,condensed f, ing the Brunswick house, Wing '
,- I had the misfortune of spilling a boiler o I ham. ponded to by Mr. Glavin and Mr. Hag- their offence. .
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k :." - ano tabulated for, instructive purposes. Conseirvative party seems to e growing Ali alarin was immediately �sounded and a ty. Among, t4 ni a dis- �
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, fe�W years. It in due entirely tie the Tble old rnen must also recollect that; cii �alding water on her feet burning them the department was on the 'spot in three t ce were Mr. Co ghlin M. P .
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t�' ce t1reir fora �node=ly intelligent ma46. . -Mr. -Wm minutes' time, but their services were - iddlesex ; Mr. T. Hagarty, wife and : Hullett.
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, . ed ba the factory principle. - Had the eailly days. Successful pioneer life -re-. : - I I . Miller,an old and respect- . I
, . - . ed resident of the 13th . not required, as the flaniqs had in the mghters, .Stratford; Mr. O'Brien and DEATH OF A PIONEER. -Mr. NVIII. Is.
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. old system, of private d . � ing been still I quired strength, muscle, and endurance . � � � 11 . of ineantime been extinguished with a few ' ife, Exeter ; Mr. Farmer and wife,
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I y . rather than sk-ill or education. Their M . MEREDITH put, the caod plainly Hullett, died last week after a lingering ' . Armstrong died at his residence oil
X ; . pails of water. The damage was slight. Dtralia; Messrs.; Na.gles and wive I
� - ; in vogue, our exports i . cheese would main difficulty was the clearing of the in th county of Dundas, the c illness from drop S, the ,8th concession on Sunday rhorning
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"; ! I'll -Tile Hullett Voters' Li�t Court was & . Mar a; Mr. Frank Carling and wife, .
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+ alti s forest. , Once cleared a ,virgin soil for, p� , ". I I
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As it ha held last week at Londesboro. The itchell, and 'a h4st of other relati th
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, 1 we r once over the dead body of Thomas sels, contemplate moving to Sault Ste. whole list of appeals for the eastern ith a goodly number of the youth and \ - ar.: He had been q ite ill during the
1� ,-: been with cheese, so it should be with years rewarded their unskilled - effoits. , - u I
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W� -Scott, and he shotild not be allowed to Marie thig,fall. Mr. Miller has purch'as . : , pring, but had Sufficiently re
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. 4 buttex. go socan as th � oreame�,y fys- I - division was unceremoniously thrown * uty of the towiiship. After spend� covered
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� ; -ntific tillage o i our partly exhailat. I clim into power now over �ad body ed some property t ere--.- - tt)
, I . � scie tife d e be able to atteild to his ordin-
I * I I ground that the, r were enter- g .i few pleasant hours in'" different
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� . . ed soils would today restilt in lament-' , I I M r. W. ' * ' . ary duties, and his friendg thotgb
I : � � , J. McCutcheon �ofi Wingham, left that ed too late, The revision resulted as a usements, the happy couple drove to --t he
�� I vailing system, our butter will beco�ie able failure. Still brains a,nd education So says a CO! servat* "if Mr. I - follows :-Conservatives a( ded, 3 ; Rp- . itchell, where they - took the train for Was in a fair ,way for total recover
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I are grea,te I last week foi� Ka�mloops, British The death of his son, however, tOI4 hiid
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. 11 as - great, or even a " greater, so,tirce of ,r factorsi in farming to -day � M.erelith evi i Imade'such a stat ffln6t he Columbia, where h�.Will in future reside. formers' added, 29 ; itives struck t � east, amidst 4 shower of rice and
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I . wealth than car cheese now is. I It is, than forinerly, and strength and muscle ' stated what isitubtrue; �yhat every per- -The township rate of taxation tii off, 7 ;. Reformers struck ff,. 4. Twc, o slippers. .The i presents were both on him, and since then be has llot� been
I .. alre not so in4ispefisa,ble., Is it not 'a I I I . names'were applied to be put on by both n merous and costly, and showed plain- so well, but was still able to� be around.'
. I I sonj knows to hat Mr. Morris is'one mill on fbe'dollar, county On the Sunday previous to h1is de.th he
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i.:3 , apor�ant interests all the encourage- a - istaken idea that these professions body " was ever an issue in at election' farm on the aitland concession of Clode- Cully's threshing in Stanley, a series of . Perth lItems. , son to piepare some.room for the Sea-
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--� f � - I . i cc cli i had the misfo'rtuDe of having one of his I .
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.1 grain growing for expert are about over to dvancement and mbed in borne, for a term of, years, at a rental of . - . i4vade Shakespe' re, i
4 I prominence in the power " in th . Ontar' ' I fingers broken, while working around , 4 in, and although he
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� S260 per year. I The Listowel Curling Club are re- was never real y con tied to bed
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� in this country, and the prai. t _ . ' ure Ile T. 0'ribliour had his band i badly t' rganizi ! .
. ! ppre ation of 'the dignity and respeFert- I . ;j tion'. by russels, I'was 0 ng for another season's sport. that tim e little hopes were enter
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I , m"g abil ty,of his own calling should give - I -
: I West and Northwest 'are beco ' ' at the -,r �'nedal for' his 'dairy ' ell . 1 -'Mr.. W. Williat'lls, town clerk,' St. ed for his reep ' 'Pin
- � - peti . . 10 � P 8 At noon, while working with an axe, . very. His illness was
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� � -market-,, and Consequent f - 1 tow farm ing , the Provincial Show, at Guelph, last leg, which will lay nini p for some land. , I heart, I -
; 4 ly,tg,,e da -trying, to as to the one that is voice in !the exlp�,end-it lof the people's . Mr. Armstrong
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� :1 es,A-ty become our I O,f the leaxn�d professions.' money �nstea4 time. And to wind up, M , T. Baird r -Dr. Whitemom, of Shakespeare, is tive of Durnfrieshire, Scotland, and
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F s , , So I ng as tb . . of vesting tE e whole ,7 -Friday last, while Job to, -in a cou le of :months at the New Ca � me to this country about 355 years ago. .
' .. le f rmer acquiesces in the � - in Muir, . of
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� principall, m aillstay in tl le near f q,ture, , had a fork run into his ha id. All are "�'r, g 0 8 I
1.� � - idea that learning and intelligence are !POwe' n the. ia�nds of the GloN' ernment Exeter, was working around the oper- . h 13 I . . � After remaining a -few monthp in GaIt - .
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I I a,nA we should be pr � axing for . P . . . I itting machin-ery'in the woolen mi 1) his recovering. be gate re(
� I . the not a, prime requisite for his calling, so as the IdminiAration of th*�d 5 . I . t -T .-eipts' at the show in he came 'to Huron: and settled
I , � .,. desir . �During the p e months I I ih the
1. *1 I..i change. We beIiieve-oktr farmers ca,n long will he feel that he does not rank - hand slippeLd into one of the cards and James Glenn, an A Aflitchell last week were $111.50 against township'of Hullett, oil the farm Where �
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I . ed. When- -Mr. Blake " climLed into was badly mangled. : , M44 last year. . �
� Socially with the professional man or the , a very meb � I �, he continued to
��r mak-e more moixey, and Cam m ake it . . � po r " inthe omin lient he ' ' , ' live until the time of his
� . rner� we, . been, in incliol§ condition.
�- � ,hant. All would admit that a,gri- � P ion Parliai . -Mr. W. A. McClymont, -carriage- He had been worried by soi�ic financial i '* -Mitchell has a rate of 20rmills on death. Hewasamanofuntiringindus- . I
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� -1 easier, by dairying than they ever did cpltire Ivas our most impoi�.tant in- - " cli 13ed in " over the Paci I maker of Wingham, has called a meet. ke dollar and a floating bank accom- try and perseverance, and succeeded,no .
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,- I g, so, t4,&t the eha-Dge dustry,. and was the real basis of - our and because ll�s predecessors,. in office rather irresponsible. ' 0 Tuesday ll .Comfortable home'for.
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" _: -- . amicable settlement will be made so - I -r-LTp% ards of 800'persons visited'tbe - 'himself and fa mily, but amassed con*sid- -
�.- will ben, great benefit instead of a detri- prop ress and prosperity', a,nd no Govern . mot -ling of last week he .
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. Men! - Mr McClymont can. resume bilsiness . Hbrticultural Fair at Mitchell z)n Tues. erable -
i . . - . wealth besides. He was a kind
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�- I ----. i Pro .d'public se�ti ent that the e ectorate 119 .. I I through the back of his , head. He � . . rted- man, a good citizen and ,
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-*Z - I its 3hiefest and most especial carp,. very properly 1�decided t punish. them . leaves a wife and seven ch�ldren-. De- ` - 9
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- - Educate the Younig FaimerS. Our exports were to a large . � . r all, sold his farm, bontaining 1,00 acr�s . ped two minks lAtely'that,were makin- deservedly esteemed by all -who knew .
r - . extent the -f - I ceased was about55 years Of age. He 1
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; � � . mea, ure of our pr9sperity and progress i r ci&nts floor the round sum of- $6,500, ,to . ---- havoc in his chicken yard. him. 1 His death removes another of
�. We have always maintained :tbat, as in ' - had .been a resident. of the!!. county for I
V � in poi itical .histbry which * Mr. bleredith Ratford, of Hullett, iNho takes posses� . -P,ev. J. 'Ridley,' late rector of those
�. � . Wealth.. .A people m ight b- I sturdy pioneers who have 'made
�� 0 a rtile. farmers pay too I . e able to I . about 25 ears. 11 -:
I � I ittle atterit on live withi Sion at once. ' . y .
;: -I. I -n themselves without foieigli, must have, 1orgotten, else he w Id not . ' Trinity church, Mitch -ell, with 'Mrs. Huron' what it now is, one of
�. -Says the Brussels Po4t:-Seldoni the finest -
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. 1. to the 'edaca.tion. of their Sons, those trad,4 but they would never be able to have, made such a �statement . does a more melancholy 'event take Ridley, . I eft for his n ew hom, e in G alt on agricultural sections in Canada. He
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14 -of them we m ean,. who axe designed to advance n wealth unle Tuesday last week. was ever an active and ,enthusiastic
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. . follow the occa.-pation of, their fathers and sold morethan . � . . befell the-fanlily of George Turvey, 2nd . .
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o . I � Ing to clirnb into power "over . e dead ris, for a few days past. - Ele will take concemi n of . Alorris, last � . Friday, A week fined $58,.including costs, for sell- member of the Presbyterian church. �
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; .. glanke at OUr exports would show the 0 q
11 . . up his abode in or, near Wingham if lie iijg liquor without the hecessar atithor- His' ,wife died 'a:bout eight years ago,
I L . . 0,4e great reason .urged ext��M,tiGxl Of high position agriculture takes as an 'body of Saott a mulrderer," .but Mr. uniber'of members of the �failiily had
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I . thisomission is, th ca:n purchase a sui&�ble p�-ace. , , izing document. ' -
: Canada's ex- Meredith. himself &r..Biake is quite. - been down with dysentery but had re- . and he leaves behind two daughters and
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: - , e boy has a tendeney to -wean hini, ed ' e I - I
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, * portE for some yea,rs had e, , -Th other day " e ofithe key -stones Nfr, James Simpson has sold his four sons all - Comfort bI
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w - - -rorli the far tm,. and tha;.t a 8 sooli 'as the a,boub 80 mitlions, and more than one'- - - - 99 I I in Dr. Br8wning's bl�ck, �in Exeter, fell nother and daughter- The� both di farm, lot 29, Mitchell Road, Fullarton, well provided for. .
P . f - T . ' I ed The remains were
i: - . 1 I y - tothe side -walk _ . - 9 - or 'the sum of intierred in the Hill cburch� cemetery, - .
4 . . half,were agrietiltiral prodilets, while his 61tances'. of elfilibing'i t, I )) from the third store I to Mr. Hu h Russell f '
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� farmerV son act. i I 6gitima I , y Oil the oue day and were buried tokether r;5,400 on tinie. I Hullet on Tuesday, and the large at -
R' his education ou- exports of nlanufacturbs had been on the I political i8sues of ith .such force,that,it went through a on Saturday at Jewitt's chareb. Two .."
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� he is of no furtbler use Gn' the farm, as. but between three and four million - three'inch pla,4, I i�rfunately no one -'Mr. F. Goebel bas decided to re tendauce 1 at -'the funeral '
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i, - I his m er direction. He ineptioiled thes' figures. to impress- - hapiened to I)e, assing at the time. -unusual hnd mournful sighti'
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r� ind is beat in amo'th his hosi ry business from Alitchell esteem in which the deceased was held .
1. . the farm willn let itreit,'but.on every possible -'.vlr. IV. H.'-Tvl cc I not soon to and locate in eith4r Berlin or Waterl' .
� . ers with an idea of the im port- . . , - - - . 00. in '
; . This h I I rkeken, of Brussels, be forgotten. here he had so'
! . Bi-% beeti, no douly,,t, t0 some extent - - . ,I i the n�igliborhood w
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;. - ance Df their own occupation., occasi drag it forward and ,e) hibit it took 17 prizes at the Seaforth fall how -`1he list of convictionq'i for.'H This, will be a de 021ded loss -to Mitchell. long lived. I .
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t - for tht purpost of hidina thEir Own county for the quarter end�n - -At the recent Parkilf races three St. -
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� . I . J � imangolds that Weigh 130 pounds., He's ber 14tb allows 82 cases in'611. Marys horses, Lady Defoe,'Mollie B. and . � -
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, . wea,kt �ess and d"ve ting 5public &; ention 94 ,. . . Wingham. I
� . ; a cherry picker from the'top limb" on were 11 convictions by Nellie Wood, took the stakes in the com- � . 11
�l educatioR itse-M A � proper edu- Following the exam pie of 'its great from the cir* wiuOiani ma is-
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. Cum tances which lel to the the f9lL show business. So says the trates, 10 by Go rich, 6in 9 . n the order A S.NoAV STORM. -A heav ' .1
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will never urtfit a. mail prototype an de bined 2.30 and 2.40 open trot i
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". give him, am. aiptitti(le, 1��nd increased Cartyrright. It says: o7d . postoffice one evening last week, Miss throughout the count) I t Rev. R. Keer, of Quebec, has bee tinuously for two. or th" .
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, -sh for his work- and wt1l at the sa,m e . . . cepted, and h will enter on bis duties weather was very ,cold. -
� reli i Sophia Symonds, of Blyth, was brutally for violations of the Sc -e
� - " Sir Richard Cartwrigbt is still seek- 7�� . i Ott 46t, while a i
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� tim e give him a higher and better staxid- � . . assaulted and seriously injured by Jack majority were for ' -links. !All, Exeter Zt, Trinity church: the laet S bbath'of THE; FALL SHOW. -The annual fall
. ing for a seat, notwithstanding a positive I News 6f the 'W . . �i I 1 4 i
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� . I eek Harrison jumping upon her froin the cases welit to Clinton, this Monti]. � . I
L I - of ILppeal from Mr. Blake that some of th � t), agis- , I
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� � C b -A r�, FOR. RIS131A'.-The B Igarian doorstep of a hotel while passing. Har- trate not having as . �The estimated' value of goods pass-
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" . institute better caledlated to giyee' safe' constitueneies wauld -'� . . � yet b e 1 appointed . cultural and Wingham, Horticultara:1
- � �uo . make a cr`isis'i s a, iave 'paralyzed n riSOILI ,Was undbr the influence of liquor. h the c1tom b * u '
� I . . I ussia' in the stead of the late J "McDonelld' throug I o se at Strat- -
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; this Suitable edatation. than. the Agri-� and dDWn'the cokintry, speaking at Re- , . --,A son �of Mr. Richard Portei, of There were S�46 collected i fines, - ford during the month of September is Park, 'in lVingham , on Tuesday and
.� i FxRk.-Ten buildings were bu,ned at Turnberry, about 14 years of age, fell -On Friday morn' ' . . S47 ' M6. The thtal customs collections 'Wedn�sday of - -
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cultural College, Those�who look to: form demon tratio' here a d there, d H Iniml, Misso ri, last Friday. Loss from a cherry tree on Sunday last �nd the Jamily were ta ng b- � ,a
: - P 8 � Ds , n an. a.nl Ing I while ` last week. Theweather
- ,, - . . � � f'r the same were �10,830. i 0. ie on Tuesd�ay was very disagreeable, it
�# Z this institation sim ply as iv -.Nio-DEI. farpl While the paxty� organs exhaust the-ni- 930,00). brIe his leg about four inches above th� litble three year old son of Mr. . K. - . the prospects
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-1.1 . I . , . . ki It, alti f as t, -A green Corti and pumpkin p hav-ing rained all diy, and
! selves in pt-aises 6f his 'magnificent ef-' RAI� ' . ' 1)
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I . Willy no doubt be disappotnted,, as there forts', there is no invitation from the "WAYS FOR CHINA. -Ch a, is knee. The break is a bad one' and it' W�bster, of the Aslifiel '' social was given � b�, Air. and Mrs. John for Wednesday looked equally blue, but
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are we daubt not, hundreds of farms in .. . .about o issue a fifty -million dollar loan will be a long time -before the boy' is abl -11 took a match from a a . I eared up nicely and the weather on
Ii .. . I constibuencies to ' Come ' over and help for th.E construction of radiways. to -be abolit again'. . tand i I the bed- I Listowel, a few nights ago. There was that d4y was all that could be desired.
the Country conducted as ivell and pe,F- us.' Sir Richard is either a very poor VILLAI��0118 TNTE'XT.-A 'pile.] Za,geq�of - � !v room and set fire to the bell clothing, a good athering and an'enjoyable time- .
� I . . Last week -Thomas Woodburn, of The smell of the burning 0oth soon 9 On Tu4sday evening the Horticultural
ha,ps better than this one is. But those States i,ian, or the Reform party does not explos . - �
� I � ives has been found -lying it (ter a the 7th concession of Grey, died after a filled tbel hous6 and a opened to the public, and
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I . -A race 'is being arranged for b hall S
� : -who regard it in its . � wben '.�lrs. Web -
o praper * light - Government -military building A,; Mal- very. -brief illness -of inflammation of the sto,r entered the bedroom .sbe�', found the 00 people availed themse
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, j n - - . �owols, aged 67 years a,nd '16 months. � little boy hearly su ffocated,� � with the I come off on -'the I St. Marys Driving the oplJortunity to examine the exhibit -
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� . fidenc � what it.no doubt already knows FAIIJ-NG IN HEALTII.-Mrs. 1: rriet He had been- in Brussels on Friday. . 1 . Park, within thre� weeks, for $200 a, therein by lamp light,
F institution where a young � a
� .man can pr!?- ' suioke,�, while his little sister vas "s6a,ted . The t,)wn band
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Beechfr-SWW,e I -as declined in leadth Tliq funeral was oil . the , I I
� . very , ell, that Si * Richard is not following oil the back part of the bed, Rpparently I was Present and enlivened the occasioa
F cure such an edue-ation a �'will fit hi 1 . r side. - �
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, P� 1�11 I and sp[rits since the de hus. Tuead Y. . � . / -1 - I . I -Rev. B. D.. -�herk, of Berlin the with se' eral selecti- .
� -or any social 19 seek.Rg for a seat," and -that he has no ath of h I- 11" enjoying the eight of the ris ng flames. � $ N, ons. The attendance
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� , f or pablic' sphere in life . � . . . brmd, and her friends are alarmed. -Tile Colborne Agricultural So- A -large portion of the bed cc �er* ' I ' ed (Inite a falling off i
, necessity for dQ* I I Presiding Elder of the denomination on Wednesday show
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i . - . ;f known as thF Unit.�d Brethren in Christ, as compared with last year there boeing -
i and at the same time gaiii a scienti4c so. At the proper WiLio-,,� BARR TT Aitpay.Es.- Nilson ciety held its fall show, at Smith's Hill destrged and only for the
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� I -me, if be desires a "seat," the -reft, the En 3,lish actor, arri i ed at - i --of! religious service in I
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i technical kno, xe will d held two diets , only between 1,200 and 1,400 people i
� I . " S' was neither a large j' 'attendance of -people I a noi telli Li.stowel last Sabbat'li, pre -sent.
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; cilpatiGn without being ! be plenty a,t his disposal w � 1.
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� HO 113�E diVELTY.-The M,oscow nor a large ex'hibit in any class, although have been. - I - a great falling off,
� . seekinn, one. If the Tory org I . . The new Episcopal church at Seb- being �-
2 t he associations an d- habits! Of farm life, D ans were Gakett-. sa niod less than .
: a ringville will soon �e completed. That last year, while e fac"
z I k . . YS thirty Bttlgarians:liaf� - been the show inightbe obnsidered a fair one - -The Clinton New Era of j 8t week . th t tha;t the so-
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I will not bedisappolinted. " t as little concernedabout Sir Ilichard as iv wilship. s: -There is a singular ' h- smar I f
� lesigned to - r4ent officials! for expressing .sym 3athy �Mr. James , ill
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� the Agricultural College is d . he is about procuring a seat in Parlia . . . I Young, a C91borne far four churches Baptist, Episcopal, and last yea
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i - do aild as such it should receive the ment, we � uld see fewer of such- para- I . , *as rather startled I on seeing children of from four weeks totwo years Englisli and Germau.Xlethodist. has . been a fliancial success. In
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� ragement and graph,, � ExecutiBve Committee of the. Pan peas one day last ,week;,not having witli fever and determ Times ihe e .
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. onage o,f every farmer'in the land. that.S:.r Riclia,rd has been attending Re- Presbyterian Cc i the Deputy -Reeve of Fullarton, carried I xhibits were of .8, superior
� , et in firearms �iandy he tried a cbase with a the brain,'fpllowed order, and the fair itself certainly de -
1 I on by inflam- off four first prizes in' oil and water color
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� I for m �emonstrations and * " New Xork last I we�k and � brep ired a pitchfork,', but did not reaell them be- mation of the bowels, wbich beconle painting and pencil drawing at tlie MLit-
� At the openill,g, of the recent Proviia- has been de- . .
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; eial Exhibition at Guelph, If -on. A. 1�1. rts o,f the " . I y much swollen, ana 'very tender, cliell show. I
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Ross, Provincial Treas.-urerland Minister , jally true tfi*at he, 'CA�TTLE QUA-RANTINE.-Governor Mar- -At the, Provificial Exhibition held cries the greater par� of the t nie, sl?ep-i' tertainment in the Methodist church
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� I . I posing the extravagance and ,i,,a,n- of 90daysagain"t cattlefrom Illino*Ls, maker, forthe People's Factory o'f Gorrie the knees ,drawn up continual y, and t 91 audience. Thosewho. attended expect- Kenzie, of Dundks street, was taken ill
� � practical address, in which he m;1d
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! - the Dominion of Canada. took first prize on his colored cheese- thumbs turned into - the pal n of the ing a treat were iiot� disappointed. . -
i special reference to. the - Agricultural ,gemeiit of We Ottawa,(,, overnment, and � . . 7. with all the symptoms of lung disease', . . .
:1 - Hum 'NE SOCTETY.-The German Life- and also the diploma for the best cheese hand. In most of the cases t,lere is. re-
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: His remarks,, qf I ue with e I boat Association, has now 100 Stations, �,Of any kind -or color. The first prize t cti of the head, i master of Listo 'et High ,S'Chool, was withstanding that she tried the ])eat
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r which the following lis a sulilmaxyI S $30 - 00 in cash, the diploma was a Spinal troubles. Only in Oil �, instance pre.sent at -tbe-op of the new school available m 0
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: I cabal is rooted out st' - in 4a%4hg`I,578 lives.- ol d at- $40,00. has the disease. proved fatal, a oug house at Fullartoen
i should be caref ully perused and pander- . eni and brame 1. d medal value - -,. h- "
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t Pv�tlsfll-NG. INSURRECTIONISTS.- Gen- - n (�,�ogrners, in the tow ally grew worse, ar�d her '
, But because he is , The Secretary,of,the Scott Act As- F,everal cases have been treate . .ship' of Fullarton, 'on Friday
! ed by farm, ers generally. -Every wor4, thus engaged that is ' . � CVeDiDg,' daily looked for. A few days ago Mrs. ..
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F I . � era,l Vil acampa knd thirteen o.tbei s w. ho sociation, Mr.11. Fodter, of Clinton, has - -Mr. IN-Teydr, secretary of the Wing- 24th ult., and delivered an address on McKenzi'e expressed the belief that she
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i The Agricultural College is the . ter of Justice, that - .all Scott Act fines communication from . Mr. I'dil Horne -A Shakespeare Correspondent sa -
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; fariners' educational- insitu- Jo-.h,i.i �� acdona,ld has been peregrinating - - 0 to- will be left with the, Treasurer of the president of the Canada Pacifi, Railway On Sabbath afternoon .Nliss Dimsdale 'T. .'-i. Johnston,.Rev. H,'NV. Brown and
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:1 th to;;;; i the Country from - the Atlantic North C allina, Ni- ts very seriously Jam- a,k!s the fol- conducted the oburch services i the some'other Christian frieti'ds, to meet at
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i and x.iotwithista-ading all the criti� $ -by lowing mention to the propoled WiDg-_, Temperance Hall, l which was well filled - his house on
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i I to the Pacific ,delivering political . ad- aged by frost on � �ridaynight. - , the Dominion Government. ham. extension : I will say that it is our She is a young lady of ability and un. .
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it was doing a g9od, work for the Pro, � . . . - n- -Lovers of hi'orse-flesh - will be sorry intention to locate the ghim. branch doubted carnestnes1s, with her whole gaged in prayer. -At the conclusion of
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: (11'r. Ross) had taken tho -ence, wad Surely n' persoi would have Scllw � .1ea,rn of the death of the celebrated just as soon as Mr. Jennings ,is
: , 0,1 able to heart in missionary work, and is at the prayer Mrs. TvIeKeDzie rose from her
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; , 5-tyeax to. visit som-e the att� acity to even
: Ute -that he . rt's detach the' necessary .engineer4 from th n ihlg reviva �
; e plice'd in the muse in at Mess q I services at bed and walked about the house, taking
- s i i's loo,k,i - . .- enger," which occurred ai the 'other work he has in hand. I We will Capling's church, North Easthope.
7 - .the bes-tof the agricultural college. 11 :, will shor�fy b . ,prese t conduct
� the United 9tates, and lite did not find[ ng for a sleat ar that the Berlin. J . tea with the family the same evening. ' 11
� , . gr,ea,t . p I Brunswick house stables in Wingham be. able to send en' ineers within a week -The farmers r,i�siding I
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� . stated that Sir Mi . The ani- or 0, and upon the completion of the School Section, Downie, have experienc- household duties, On Sunday she �
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rresbyterian�. church 11ev. Im.
. lantyn e, was inducted .,on `
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the Ala--1,se.aiqd he has entered fa,
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- T.,. , I's scliool house, ,-(1*,rey,
evening of the I Ith inst,, w- lien ail
� reiLdingsl iilu�sic, etc., Will C0111r,
l � i Tea will be served
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Tuesday to attend t!
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,At Exeter.-6hippingeontinutas 1:
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.flour salt an4oat'lleal beillo Xhi,
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�Out- The redeipis forthe w"eck:
"Oet. Ist, Show an increase of I
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. 3irs. IV. C. �Charters, who Iv
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Jor.thegood 6f her health, spel .
Jew days in L" ondon, Courtri-bt,;
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etroit and � Cleveland, has
. bonle feeliA6r 'greatly benefitted f
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ome time past from a.
'1�- A -of inflammatory rheulta
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,of 0 erich,who .
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Mrs. J. 1). Li'llis of Dakota, daufi
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intends xema:iiiing during the lvvi"
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Miss Annie Reynold, who has j,
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.friends, returned home this -week�
3). Urquhart, has' .also returne
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r f � r1es McDonal,d, of thi
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1 turnea home, and- intend remair
winter. T6y report the Nrealthel
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ton, Dakota 4 has also recently v
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. turning ill the spring to ' -
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school -s in ti*t section only-beit
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in tht sprin,g an4sumnler.--On'1
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the'niarriage of Mr. John Sinch
of Brussels, to Mias.'C. Robert.
this village, The cereQony wi,
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St. -Paul's c1l'ureb ., in the presell
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Course. The happy eouple to
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benefitted by the elia',n,,,T,e.-Mr
Thomson, ot Wbitechurch, whob
. here for thel past two months visil
- -father and ii,tother, has returned li,
The many f ' d of Mr. John G1
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Tecovering, iough Somewhat sloN
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regain his aecustomed health- -
ity.-'-N11rs.(" Purdy of Jordall,.
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ly Of this w1lage, bas been here .
3ast week o I - two ,% isiting her da:
1:1117a.- 0. Pttty�-a .m. B'ucllo
Rodgerville, wh - o so creditably
.the, work -of two years in the prey.
-course of Kilox College last sessj�
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successfully ,I passed the recent spr-
triculation qxamination of Toroi
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The weathe� both days --vas de
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Small on �hat account, but V.,
shown was very good.- The pr
will appear L:,xt week. I
. HYMENEA.-A very pleb-saut
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-took place �on Wednesday Iast:,
. residence of lithe Rev, Geo. Bromvl
Xiss Jessie! Brown- and Mr. 1.
Gibson W'erc'Pullited With the u -SW
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knot. -Mr. Gibson was snpportx
t by his brother,'Geo. F. Gibs,or
)diss�'Sarah 13rown as bridesniaiiI
presents we�re .numerous 4nd 4
pronlinent a�mong - them Was a. v
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who asseii.ibled i --n a b��Iy to tA
Preisen-tationI. They I tarted t.
eaat by th,e 4). 4-5 p. n). erain foll'ol
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the good. wishes pf alL We
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know of %ity couple that star!
With more' good wishes- for thimi,
'Welfare than did. Mr. anil Mrs. j
Gibson, -Ailother wedding too
at the resid,�nce of thelmide's fiyiv
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Nvedn&dayl-Mr. Job%'ll 1100:
'Gorric, �ua!!Miss Ada Paulin) d�
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. N1r. Jas.', Pauhnl of this place
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well deservipg, being I<ing and f�
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known* in jtown.� We wish th
best of' wishes, aii wei� believe �
. that know ,Mr. and 'M'15. Boope,
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1�all Wheat per bushel (lie%% ��. .., so 6s.
Spring Wheatper bushf.-I - 1� .... 10 00
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;oats Per bnshel..'... -, - . - ..", . - � - 11�
Pe-wPer'bushUl...-- .1- ... 0 4!51
�arley per bushel..... 0 4 11
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Butter, tub ....... - .4 .... O 1�.
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P1011r,'Per 100 lbs.. ., i. � - - - 20(
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Ray per ton. -,. - ,. ...... . A. - 1"6(
Hides Per 100 lbs.. � ...... l. l. . 50(
Sbee kins eae)2� ......... �'.. " � O.',(
WOOFS -� ....... 0 2A
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Salt �Tetail) Pei barrel . . , . . . - I .. .. I bt
Salt (wholesale) �er barrel.. .. ;
. Potatoes per ll�i;hel, ii,&,# ....... � ; 10 4t
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spring, $0.74 to t4O 76 - oats 32,c to 34C
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