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- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS'. canoe than in any o!ther. I' - by horses. ecision to retire was i. ie result of due "Coal oil was applied . to the buins at once Master of SeaflDrth High School, havin I Supply g 11 - ----in .- . .
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- &N'The figure between the pare , nthesis afte � peopl6 of Ontari to be level -beaded and Considerable timehaying lapsed dur- eliberation' . g in prov"sion fo� the w
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exch line denotes the page of the paper on which ca,paible of distinguishing in, I the work of saying the animal, Mr. temper or weariness -.� office. 'Lord carried to the residence of Mr. Runci- remove, from t ser1v d
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� I he adyertiseinent will be found. ' . ,Isdon was forced to go home and leave. itandolph has abandol '.efd his cont man .. county, thisBoard take in an excellent manner at , e
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Anuua-1 Meeting -Thos. E. Ha3�a (5) e,spurious, n . I em- , WhenMrs. Runciman applied oils this.opportunitF of bearing testimony to o'clock. At four O'clock 3A r. Ra*11-
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: gen6ine and th - 6. matter in th z, sleigh. Next morning E6 teary; was plated visit to Ireland. until Dr. Whitely arrived. We areglad the efficiency, 'diligence and courtesy ton . was appointed
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I . Notice-Hetlry Eilber. (,5) what coating the latter-miay be incased, _ hi -ed to. extract the sleigh, which was � SNOW STORM IN En iLAND.-One of to the
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; - Teiicher Wr'anted-R- Chisholm. (5) � it 3140wily also that,they a found with the pole only above surface. to say he is progressing. favorably now. which have always characterized him as when he called a i D. Mis ch*-ir ' .
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. lrmtlrance Agencies -G. J. Sutherland. (8) I I re capable o the severest snow stormi that ever visit- .-The Presbyterians of Chiselhurst. a member of this Board. In partin son, who, acco
�. ClovL�rSeed Wanted , Tile gentleman declared the adventure a O;d the country passed 9 Panied by Miss
I . , administering a fitti,ng rebuke to those c er England on had a social at the house of Mr. Peter with him we wi�h him the success which .
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Notice to Ta.-waYers-S. Carnochan. disagreeable one, ever to be remembered Sunday. Ra presented- the Teacher wit], a beautiflull, -
Card of Thanks -D., D. Wilson. (5) � alarmists,, bath - lay and clerical, b -hitn� . - ilways weie blocked 1111d Cooper, in Ttickerwnith,' on. Friday hi energy and �ind and genial manner. writing desk, whiskj and an Ornamet
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*Killop Iniarance.Co.-W.J. Shannoia. (6) � pLj rely L .- legraph wires disable I all over the evening, the 10th inst. The 'weather so'swell ineriC. JAnd that the secretary. whisk holder, and a very complirno ,
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. . I The Per� wa's all that could be desired and the be instructed to forward a copy of this address. -n
04 -rd of Thanks -Thomas Gibson, (5) � poses, would if' - ey coald, plu � r, � being taken �
. ) ,h . age this th.'Elect Mr. McQueen
� To the Electors of Seaforth . . . ons.. - A GENEROUX- MAN -i oseph Pulitze 81pighing excellent, Consequently there resolution to M -r. Hars tone. --Carried. - m . . ' .
-A. Strong, (5) . fair Province int:) tile horrors of a: race NORTH PERTH. o� the New York Wo'rld, sent his check I e a brief but r very po
� Card ot Thanks -George A. Sills. (5) . . � . . was a large turnout of both old. and * ' t I In d, I
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Cedar PObtq .. t ' the' Children's Aid Society of, th t youn . . .- ---. reply, by than .1 in
% - , -Jolm Robb, (5) �nd �religious va . king the pup, 8 fort I
; �. .., H After the wants of the "inner ominationS. handsome present an d for the
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. inim d been thoroughly satisfied', tile I . J ir obe 11 ce - ,
� New Year's G,reeting--Georg . also,'that we hav � r -
. ge Good- (1). ast of th' Ell: e e .. .. .. - towards hi d , .
I I . . heard the I C .. .. ii t e expe brist nas "� We give belo, we could in urii-19 his stay among th
� Election Agetlts--�S) - . It is to be hoped Li ., CE a. Schmidt. ty for a sum lar . - ff,lla The Municipal N
Owel .. .. .. .. .. 311 218 c e enough to. def
Mo-nington . .. .. .. .. nse of a 8 dinner li, y, mental part bf the feast began. The - proeure them, list of -the municipal , an ever� had an Opportunity of
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� - � 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiW Senseless cry tha t. I I Protestantism is in F,l ,a ,.. 25 600 children. - i I . programme, Which! was lengthy . . d if he
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i il nominations in .his County. owing to coining to see his pupils in . I
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i tXpooj Jor danger" in this Qntarioof oura,where W1 ill" �.. .. .. .. 16( i OPEN TO 'THE NVORLDI �Tlie oce n sisted of dialogues, recitationk 'aOngs,
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I I � ". 44 Mil rerton .. .. .. .. .. 5t -as to be sail(o Wqd vocal and instru cer inly embrace it.
. AM � it r o tv t . ' 52 y1aclit race for 1,000 guin .' ' He was
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I � � .. , 282 . u6der the auspices o . W.�& � a . isic� It I I)y i rovincial'elections it was abso- followed by the difibrent teachers arld
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� . ; I ' IDAY, Dec. 3 1, 18S6. dern Utlee, jubilee, will bf op ' - Coll- Asill?ff' McQueen 01 his success as a teachtf -
S'EAF0 7, ,TH, FR . .onstrated beyond diS7 622 5?7 , ,LD I .
I -1 . W's ell to I �" t�,,�O&Wlated for tile efficient mann . -Roeve, Joseph Griffin. I er
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. . A] ajority for Hess, 45 : q, _ r in, ,aid
; that the Protie�stants of Ontario are . � % ir c expressing their regret at lo ,
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. * SOUTq PERTH. I . .I A GREAT OFFER D.Eic,IINTED.-Renry , �-7,Tlie'display of fat cattle in con ly
. . not only willing, but anxious to accord ' � . - I...; 4 -
Front. . M Stanley, the explorer, is Still in L " llo,-%VICK-Ree e, John I(aine; Ist "te Of thanks had been tendere
Huron Again to the After a heaA
; Leversage . Ballantyne on- 900 on with the Christmas Show of the d t4e - ' !
, their Roman Ca olic fellow, citizens MiV hell .. . . �4 ladies for their kindness ou Jhe
. I I I Glorious old Ifuro-il hail once inom sus- I . � . * ' 36 . d ' -Rilflett Agricultural Society, held at Deputy Reeve, � , Cook. - I occasioin
� . . Hil;)ert .. .. On. He will start this week for Zanz.- - . — S. I -
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I . I I 0 � - Blar shard .. .. " " b4r. It is asserted that he has dectint 'ZIan,".-was hi t large, but the animals un y ac- llpleasQ
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: tained her reputation and now takes her 11rights and.equal privileges with . .. .. 98' . ,, d Cli � I 0 M ORRI 8 Old cil re-elected 1) all dispersed to their.homes we
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I . place in- the ranks as the banner Reform I taiii . . 68 A� offer of $400,000 to ret.irn to America were good that were shown. Inpoultry - clamation. with the day's proceedings. -A
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; I co,anty of the Province., . : any Governyr- ent mho cai show that they - St. I [aryq .., . . . . , . . 46 at�d commence his lecturi g tour. 'th6re was a spl,endid exhibit. The fol- W1t0x1i,TJ,1R-I eeve, Thomas Sanders; I I
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� i South Eastlope 207 iPRUSIDENT CLr,-VELANDs Titoi,BLE. �;� lowing is the prize list :-Fat steer -A., �] Thomas
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� I na4ly to Iter old, true and' tried repre- . . 219 The President has been -onfin6d to I a Coach ; fat Co Rullett. t .
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I I . 171 699 m in his knees, .the re- fat Pi,, -1 and 2, A. Couch; fat goose -- for tbi.s township took place at Lolli -
-7 and Archibald Bishop, arid. returns thern in"jo ty is not by any means the Most . I
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. . nifibant � factor of his' t gives e . M. Campbell. COun- boro on Monday. There was a goo d I
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i� Ballantyne 'ullt Of overdoing befor( he had coin- I and 2, Thomas Fear; fat (luck- 1, J. '
I . all to do be-ttle far good and economic si ty victory. . T lie above statemen ' T � Deputy ltee,v',
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I I � --n-ment by largelyincreased. majori- .he 116form side al 6 the *.member's of the iviiions in Fullarton to hear f roni, � "(,, DrSASTER.-J�Iliile lying at 2, T. Fear ; fat.turkey-I, .T. Fear, 2, kenhea . ,Hc-Nlillan was re-electe ' Mr. John
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,1�,� - Go v Ei,6� ment and n, -larly -all tb-eir I ea * which williprobably reduce the majority ' the River 'rag 8, STEPJEE-,;-Ree�ve, d Reeve and
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. ties, As will be seen by the returns ding I a 'c I r the Brintish J. Govier; table butter -prints or,oll,- Ratz;Deputy-Reeve, �Iessrs. Johni Britton and A. T'. M �
, . I . 00. I � I ultan drifted i.u;o the stearner. 1, Rich. Carter, flullet; 2 W. Robinson,
2 -: . Supportters have been elected while on tQ a )out 4 i I - . i ir�6 tit c.01 a di IS Heury Eilber-, 24d Deputy Reeve, Chas. McDonald are the candidates for t T-
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I I ! elsewhere, Mr. Ross' inajority- has been ) � . Ville de -Victoria, sinkitig her, all(] ,a Ooderich township ; crock butter -1, R. .
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� raised fr im. 167 to 342; I . I . . !;Vhe,'0ntariq Elect[on . Wge number of persons c a board were Carter, 2, N. Robson. The i udges were: 0 . The cand -
to tell � �1 ! S., . ' I 0 dates for Co1incillors are ;
1! 41 to over 400, and -Mr. Biahop'-& from Ple tale a,f ter the battle. * Solomon , I dr�owned. TUCK rimsmiTy ' John B-
� , I . -11. Andrews, Goderich; It. Govenlock, r-. ` ,eeve -David Walker haji, Thomas Carbert, B. Ch n -
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. I 1 132 to nearl Whitel has. fallen: Mr. Merrick has Tliefolltin list allows tha Members A NF,w TRI'AL.-Lord Colin Camp- McKillop; C. Meyers, Londesboro. ie �D I
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I ing, " where all did so well it wo,tt d be M �Ii - . � so!icitors have, appl ed for a new nd Oavid Macintosh. : I
� been Ilf t at hom, e; I - r. Carnegie is de- . -Mr. Thos. Strachan, Reeve of Grey, � .
l 1 1 Ministerialist. opposition. trihl of his counter suit for divorce has issued the following card to the elec- LOP �- �-teeve, James I -lays; 4e't'n 4'
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I I invidious to - can- feated ; a,nd Mr. 0 Brant North � .....,.Wood.. .. .. . ag ins iis wi eion the ground that the I tors of that township : As announced by . ed by Council. �e re
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. '' "" ict of the' 'ury wa.- against the I me at a public meeting held in this town- RT11 - on Friday _ .
. ving a. w . . eating meeting in Kinburn
It T. 0 v .1y . South.i ......... Hard .. .. .. 11NY'a ,
not help. gi . wounded if not killed. Every one ,of Brant ve,d
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those 'who would I.... � .... I Biggar WE ight f tile evidence. . . Reeve I y evening last. There Was a good attenj .
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* '� I 2 .- to the�towaships of MeKillop an, d Grey � i I have formed Mr. Bruce South I ......... O'Connor .... � . O Ship, it had been my intention not to . , D. I . Vilson ; Deputy Reeve,
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.)x M Meredith's cabinet, bad he come Out 0; Bru(-c Centr .. ...... Dack.... .. .. A AGE.-Willi�,Dl offer myself as a Candidate for the office Noble Cluff a ance of members. M Thoryi M.C.
I—. in, the EAst Rid,ing andthoseof TuelCer- i � . I
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� a 1, rOCCR ..... .. ...... - i . � year, but owing to the
.11 mith, Hay and Stephen in the South. the con'�test -with a majority, has been. Carle' Ronk ha4 returned home after oompleting a warm pressui Cliff; Reeve F. W. Johnston Ivowat's administration, which elicited �
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,� � I 2 slain b3� the way, sc I Card %i el I ............. . 11aminell - p'anoe voyag mil a. which oc 8 . Thompson.
, , I that the Opposition Dundi a ..... ...... * "Chamberlain. I derable discussion. The Club ,will
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,; , � No doubt the Reformers in the other I e of 4,500 - of the townahip and a numerously signed M. G. Cameron and Jas ' ' consi �-
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�m y cally but Durham East . .. .... -Re6ve medt again on Monday evening ne tj .
ser o g th e Yel wh�en the subject, ,,, ResolveLd, that x
r " - . - -t as hard and pro- I 11 n � on -ew � , ied nearly fif teen montl,, a. He went requisition. I feel it my duty again to Deputy, Jolla Britton and A. T. Me-
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0 4 . Durham West .. ...... McLaughlin.. 4 lowstone, Missouri and - place myself in the hands of my friends. I . th4
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� �bably harder work than did those in the wl e'r ly weak ft, point of ability. Essex North. I - - � - - - - - Pacaud � ...... .gli i i pi Rive Donald. � repeal of -
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_: ,inuaicipa,lites named, and are as deserv- , Elgin vVest... I .... :... I Ingram �1 -A-,40TBER ExPREss RoBI )n:LY. -Seven ing you for your kindness to me in th EAST 'WAWAIN-Osll - Reeve, Robert beneficial than. to am end it.,' The
- e country, i 'not a result to be Elgin K:ast.. I � I e nas ! Ii. Taylor; 'Deputy
� ing of great praise, but the large Re- ing of t1l - il ........ Nairn ........ bA 1 of silver were put int) the Pacific past and the rnauifestation of your con- 'Currie, Thor ' , affirmative - will be taken .by Mr. D. -
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-- Frontanac., : Wilmot E x ress Company's car or - a -Missouri fittence by ret . urni so often as Reeve, Ifinlay , &C- I ,' I I cGregor,� and
� -. . form. vote polled in these Tnupiuipali- � over.. 'We would much rather Glen .. .... t . Ailderson elected by -the negative by )i1r, .
I - garry - I ........ Ray8ide... .. Paoific tr' Dg Me I , cillors, Win King, ' .
-4 1 -1 I ain at a suburban itation in St. Reeve of your township. Should there �
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-- that all'these h clarnatio 1, oil iomap McM,illan, A very inter,e8tin
� I . to particular distine- I I - *i-- - - I Lo�is on Friday evenin be a contest, I therefo Robert IN,. Robert Reilly, Wm. ", 'On Is expected -,an.
.1 I Grey Centre 1- . I rke 9. a the train re trust that you lcoowan �
:N . � . able Ten left at home in their stead. Grey I ,'orth . 1 ...... . 4rr ving at St. Louis it was found that will use every honorable means to plac . ry, Donald pat are cordially invit , d the public
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It is not in the ii.nter any Govern- - . 1'rench two o the bars valued a $2 000, had rne,at the head of the poll, as you have - ter8on and John 4. McClinton. (IOLDIZ ' .(;.-The residen
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I I - At the last' election the former gave a the Profince that the Gpp�- ...Gibson ...... m) teriously disappeared. done so many years previously. GODERICH Tow�-§Hip-Reeve, G. El- Alr� and Mrs. Geo. Cuningham, loct 33,1
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I � no 01 Hastings 'Ea'S'q ........ L. 1 GREAT TROTTING , -successful school . .
�4 siti6n Id be ba,nkrupt of both men H aSt ' ' _ N ludson . I RACI.-A great . -A most examin- liott and J. Cjx Deputy Reeve, J. 3rd concession of Ilull.ett was on the
� :�i I - ings 2 ort4 bod tiug race between Oki ver - K Whitely and' J. !Beaconi. ra, '
", :majority of 62 forMr. Jackson, and th 4101, � . , tro
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-_ and brats�eyAof G6veryl -in Hastings %Vest..-..,.,..- . and .i ation was held iii Sec'tiori No. 4, Tucker- - . Councillo 2nd inst. the scene of 'happine I . �
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.1 Utter a m aJority Of 147 for INT,r. Hays. ent or.�arty Hu'ron South. 1 .. .... Bishop .. .... Ostrom i- Ha ry Wilkes for $5,000 a a Ide has been Smith, on Monday of last week.' Over E. Acheson, JO 11ithwaite, .S. Sturdy, festivity, being the celebration of - .
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�L I This majority ia. Sea,forth has been con- ; faced in Pa,rlia � . ...... Gibson .. .... fifty visitors were present, including four fill, J. McLennan cock - nnive,sary of their marriage.
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'%#�� - . Huron I West.. I r...., -.ROSS........ . ; he race will teachers, viz.: Miss Dick, of Section i -f y all over I -
� Ow - rs of these horses. T and J. E liott. J Friends came
11to .a minority of 124, and r 1-11 r ment b: , an active, capable Opposition, Halton . Kearns I tilak ,place in that city on GREY -Reeve, I , ro *in not on]
- verted i - I t .............. Dillon.. .. .. I , il pril 2, and I Thos. Strachan and Huron courity, So a .number !rom I
� and it is to be hope K ' t NTe8 .. .. ........ - No. 6; Miss McKay of Harpurhey I but al
McrKillop to a minority of 25.. - . d., thereforb that the Ken wi. be the best three i fiv .� in harnebs. school, and Mr. Fred 'Pea' en and Miss Win. Zinc; F at ounties of Oxford and Waterloo to
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".-I . i great and gratifying change 1. arliament will Kingston .. .... .... I - I Vi ' thousa lid dollars have been posted Govenlock, of Winthrop .school. The Wa ter:Oii - Dep- WitneSi '
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I ' ton East.,.:, ...... Graham... .. � - I RREBLE DEAT.H. iclark Donald.1, Counci lors, W.m. Bishop, the true interest taken in Mr. and Mrs. '
I I wing ... eaker with 1 line as - I
F J -4' WRI so conduct themselves: during the instead f gro ing U I Lambten West f ........ Pardee .. .... . I -Teri elice. re ecting great credit on themselves and .
I;.- � I . . d,e in terrible agony at th on the Win. B ;. Ennis, Jacob Keff-er, Cuylingham'8
--. 0 � LanarkNorth.... - .....Hilliard... .. . New York . ir teacher, both in their'ordinary rown, Tho: happinesg. I .
, I � next foar years as to merit and retain ase in th�.- late parliament. Lanark South... 08 ital - . welfare and
J . . h i Sunday Digbt from bhe effects of lessons and Daniel (tobertson and James Slenim Mr. Cuningbam was born in IS
N .. I ees in recita4'ons, di I on.
� Leeds., . ...... .:' ' ia ogues, elkirk I .
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rl� 4 the increased support they have receiv lVith a I -as capable, lionest and cautious reston h;�ving drank a -glass of arn . BRUS,�ELS-Reete, IV. H. XlcCrac ishirell Scotland, on th,
, - - Londoll .. .. .......... . . n onia. Clark singing, &c. The peopl� of Schpol See- ken er, !
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� oomm end and encourage honest govern- Middlekx west. --.':*ROSS ......... T DOley in ammonia ,year !
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I . Muskol a ..... 4 ...... M 1.17t ; I : Wight.- They emigrated to ,in 1 :
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- . ,f Theue is nothing in- Monck. � I . BICYCLING AT ,Mr,NNEA1FDL1.S. GREYCO-UNCiL.-Councilmetat Tuck's the spring of 18-34, and I �
r� ra future " ety. er _pronto.- A pleasing feature at tile
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,-,- 1 we Strife, and bigpuy, and every good I ... .' - .'. - - - - - Harcourt,. .. - The close ofthe examination was tile presen- . were united ,
I I . 'Orfolk South ........ gre t bicycle race at Minnea olis closed i
�- - -t so we think -should be uickl a,nA so M:)rgan . I hotel, Cranbr6ok, rids of matrimony on the 24nd of 1;
-s- I oitizen-a.1; leas, toxicates � so - q thor- ' 3% . tation to Miss Govenlock by the the bo by
. . I Norfolk NorW' ...;.Freeman.. .. . I . pupils . Dec. 17th, pursuant
..� I t � on Christmas night, and all previous o journment, rr. embers were all pre . John '
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I ,ly al sluccess, and the grand vie- Northuniberlal)'� *East. ' V illoughby -reco�rds for long odista,nees we broken. dress, together" ' - a- Bayne, of Galt'. et-
. - -prauder Of her to -day tham he-wa4s a ough f tile school of a coin pi imentary ad- to ad December, 18,36, .by. the Rev. .
� , ' North ui nberland WesbTield ....... �. with an elegant silver elt, Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last The young couple a '
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. I tory wlli4h has just been aellieved by the Ontario South .. ...... D r, track .at " 0. 05 p. m., butter cooler, aik a slight mark of tile meeting read �'and approved. th con-
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1, .1� - 11 we ek - aga, - � Governm,' Ontario North ....... ,3 -den ...... . . Sbh * I A letter tied on lots 24 and 2.5, in the 9
� F - � - . We exteild to �fessrs. Ross,, Bisb op ,�nt might, u der less favorable - .Gould ........ . hav ng'ridden 1,405 miles in 142 hours. esteel. in which she is b6ld. - was read -from �Dai ling & Mabee, Barris- cession of North Dumfries county of
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,� � - . circumstances, reudet them less careful 0 3outh.. .i. ...-McKay.. ,... was 1,404 y .McDonald, reliet of the lite, pro- where Mr.
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i latioui oa .,�heir m agniflicent. success. I lous in the L'uture than they Pa,iry Sound - ......Armstrong (1) afte- completing 1,170 mi es. Mlfe. , Morris, died at her residerlo.9 in Blyth Concession 11, under . Mr. and �!
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1 h '. The last twe", ge-litlem en have publicly have beeg' ast. But with Stich le, ..... ....... 6..'. Chisholm.... . . on lots IS an&, 19, hip and cleared 115 acres. i
;,.� I . . , . Atra aindo quit at the sa ae time as on'the 20th inst., at the advabeed &L'e of an award made b Mrs. Caningham continued -to
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I I anna-unced this as their last term of I Ontario Govern- Peterbo -o West .. .. .. t1tratton.. .. - ctober, 1850, when they
I Pete Blezard. ..... S h )ck with a record of ,060 miles, 93 years. Tile deceased was'born ii� In- subse there until 0
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� , . r Perth S)uth'.-,�' ....... Ballantyne ... I b�ating Prince's record in,th( same rink verness, Scc�tland, where she remained Eitt, in the '
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. -1 Off. To their Opponents, Messrs.. Hays, for alarm, on this adore'.: But, should Renfrew Norill ...... Sprague ...... I S., . . Id. i4inoved to the Conn. sessor, and Jobn Ilarbottle, Engineer
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. .. . � - Renfroix South ........ At urray.. . ... t . ty of Hu*ob.' Reg,' husband was a both handed ,. in their resigna I backwoods, but bein possessed of a de- ' �
. l . 9-winerton and Taylor we extend our they, Contrary to g 1 eral expectati . - .. ..Don -ling..... I M r Edward ,Hooper, of I Centra"lia rr � . tion. 9 I
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;, Z co m m isera,tion, altho'.uiigh., perhaps, they forget theinselves., an( attempt to betray fsilncoci;West .......... W -lie . ingVed to .Michigan, where h( will spend in ,Scotland were blessed 'with six sons by Walter Oli4er, iat both resignations stacle however formidable, be again .
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I the confide'llee so gene ' Sinleo6fabt - .,a - - Drury.. .. ... � her I' , and two*daughters, of whom a soil and be acce ted. - ried. After passing commenced to makeforbiniself and fam-
willnotthank ugforit. They madea -ously reposed in t , emainder of his days. P
� A I � sillicoe�,)entre ......... Pi,elps ....... . I - daughter are living in Nova Scotia, accounts:the coune ily a horre on lot 37, in tile Mth con-
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. i 14�rtt fight awl the fact that they have them, eith -by acts of 11 I I .1 .N1 r. Samuel Parsons I I adjourned.. cessio
- 94 er . Omission or com- �StOi` 10111t .. .... � ...... 31ack.......... . who lives .
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- - misbion, t ey m, Toronto ......... � ...... I j H. E Clarke th of Exeter bad ' daughter at Blyt7 � concert in -severing indu
been defeatedisnot due7toa,Dyfaultof ty real; assured that the I 'evs.. ..
�. - . . . I . I . -,.. . , h. Deceased was a connec ion with the Grey pex stry, SUCCeeded- On' 1
1 , .. peop wi Victoria west ..; ...... t E. F., Clarke the misfortune to be kicked I �y a borse � fond and lo Plowina Asso this farm Mr. I
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t4ei-rs,�they are on the. wrong Sid le I 1, be as quiet;. and as sure to Victoria P,'ast.. Criess -. on I h ctinc ' an ugly viilg mother, and a very ex- ' clat'o took.place on Wed- -Cuningham cleared 120 1
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I that is' all. Aba tin as they have , a e cc t a I emplary Christian. 'Although not able ay evening- acres, not only 'of nature's forest., but
ve all. , ish nesd t. The programme,
� - we -congratulate P -, I en 0 cornmend South - - - ....3faster ...... lec,. I ,
� . Welland whiell was well succeeded in clearing of stumps, having 1 1
� . cc,, ilitell and a,pprove.' ............. Allorin.. .... L --he well " ' I to attend the means of grace for ,sonle . tteu up and carried
. � the fr igent and unputchasable d just as w . � and favoral ly known th rough iugoodistyl ' . . rdwo-od and dug out I
"'. � . . � ell Wellingtoln West ...... Allan .... V trol tt ng stallion " Royal Rev( nge, " bred ; years past, yet all who visited her were un der the supervision buint oat all the hab
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i. �. - -Me3fahon.. .. y Mr. John tn'
I nobly. . T! 1 � ( (, LA Ratt wbury, 'of Bra y an ; 8011 0, They rilsed
i I thpir daty andrdone it this fact i . mind and I-eep it ever b -fore W,n A'Ah South :. .'Awrey.. .. .. . cefield, h i life. She had long been a worth d lection, Ethel ban INI r a. T. 1,400rods of underdrain.
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i � I . .. - . York .1 -.Giltnour..., th6 )roperty of l4r. -David Erw ' i onsistent inernber of the Presbyterian- O'Neil; soncr I -Bo d cIntyre, S. H. . a family of five sons and threedaagh- �
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�:- i � ! , Victory : . . . York.N6; th' . . I I � I I � . ction Ethel band ; 24 being
1 i . . � - - - -� � . . I"' tRk t .......... ;.Smith,. .. ':, C in, of ' Church^
4 I _ Laird; sele" ters, having27 gran
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I A Gx, eat - . I . . I . .. ...:..Widdifiel.d. .. linft)n, for the no�,inal sunief $600. , I dchildren., I
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( .l.-` I . . -!j Ir. Robert Vickson of Morris, near I . . . ."Barney O'H&e," 1)Nliss L. O'Connor; rernony on the2nd .
. - , itesday, December 228--th, 18S6, will ! - I I I Brua �els, killed a porker, 7 xy onths old, Model : . violin and piano Iduct, D. W. Milne resents on thi-s'occasion were
:6 -1% � I I The Returtis. � ACGLAMATION. . I inst-� The p ,
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7 '11 -p f ol Winisterialists. Oi)i iosition. School E aminations. and d - both costly and ornamen
� be� a .memorable day in the history of vote i iou-ing is a statement of the Duffe � that veighed when dressed 268 lbs, A 0 1 X I I
3. _s ri4 ........ Ste, vart I aughter; duet, "Very Suspicious," tal, as Well as
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I cast tr the respective candidates Watirlob North .'.*.'.'.*.'Snider .. .... ,, heife All the candidates passed. F rty per Miss Belt and 11'. H. Mos itieful. Amongothers we might men--
� a c '; Song' tion a pipe and a pair of gol I`
- Qatario. The lion., Oliver Mow -at, the in thi . c younj . r, 18 mon,, lls old q caled 470 cent.* was required in each subjeo "John R Is. H. Laird; se -
k . ; - . OU Ity, at the election on. Tues- W(311ingtc n Centre.. - - - Clarke ....... Ms. ofdressed beef. These w;1 ct, an iley is dry," d spectacles
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, ch-ampton a -a -d defender I . The fi,g' . 2 thel stringband; song, d a massive gold ring
� . no� easily beaten, considering the age. nt. of -tile a agregate marks, I "March I
� of Ontario's u res - nay not be abso- CONTIV UED FkLOM LAST PARLIA� sixty per Cc lection, E to the groom, an I
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w 1� i lately cori-ect, but they axe as near * ' - '. - Pass mark 300, �
. 11-1 - - as Algoma East ..... 'On. : ( . . 113ch," Robert Dickson. teapot to the bride and what
N: 4 r 2�hts, has beea- sustained at the polls. .... -Ly ....... wing to ill -health , IR -v. Will. of the Cameron and china P
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I . . can be got beforethe olfi6ial returns are Algoma V'est.. . - MiJIs, past � I GODERIGIr SC11O . . I
m . . . . ...,Conine6. .. .. . or . i OL. - I instrumental duet Misses O'Connor- is very noteworthy of the present occa-
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� . Aikenhead, Kate.� ....... 1. song, "L
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� . . Ministo- ,ial ........ ............ .... 59 Cbhr h, has been coulpelled to discon- .... I I .... A ......... 49-3 ittle Cabins are all empty now,,, Sion is that the bridesmaid of 50 yea-rs I
� h*� m oset closely, wa,teftecl the, course of I SOUTH HUELON. Ball, Kathleen Ell�"y ........................ 395 Maud Milne; son4, ',.'Katie's letter,"
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a siti on ... ........ ..... . , naid at the golden
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i:. tho AT-owat Adin-li,niatration cauld scarce I . f .... ... 31 1 least and Blackwell, SuralW ........... � -
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- : 371 Miss L. O'Conlio veddhig. It is the earnest wish of all
I Bishop. Swinerton. - has ei gaged A"Mr. Kenned or; Lsong, "-?qcDonaId!'8 N'
� 1 4 rriet .............. � .......... 414
r,� Seaforth.....! ...... � ........ 124 --- y) I Bervie Call"Pbell, Ha i
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17 ly. :believe that the people of this Pro- I Tuckeramith.1 Majority for the Governmen upply. - .
k . ........... 1. .279 1 1 t .... 28 . $ 1
!, I I Usborhe .... � - . -Mr. W. Jenkins, sr;, oi McKenzie Ma i "Bashful boy at School"; sympliciny, ' . .
11 . wilice Could b e so, ungratef al as to turn I .1 r`910- - - - - - - - - --......... I ... ... . . long spared to share each other's coin -
4 1 'I .............. 27 ' Clinton, McDougal, Penelope ........................ 3f34 Ethel string band ,- s6ng "Caller Herrin, " p -
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a- I Exeter ....... . . � . � � panionshi in the evening of life. Mr. I
i I i .... o ........ * 178- . ,has, bought of Mr. Peter Perdue, sixty McLauchlin - i
? , . fro�a power their true and 'tried f riends, Stephen ...... 1, * ... * ....... 154 ek. � , Ellie ........................... 411 Mrs. T. O)Nei y If -past ten," I . .
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al I � Hay . New�s of the We acres A -the original Cole h � O'Reilly, Aznes 3fary ...................... 383 1 - song, " Ha Cuningbarn sold his f&rm in 1876, and
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..................... 10 ses,'hre affected- with pink�eye in payin P, therefor the sum of $2, 100. At- Sallows, Anni .. I....... I ..................... 388 co I I
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hor Rusk, Mary. - the ' In hi. the 12th concession of H
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a � W, b had not only husbanded their re- --� ---1'*----- �IXIC- EYE EPIDKIKIC. - the Road, Goder ell township) Potter, Etta ........................... I ... * Dickson - ' _
I , - � �&,n e� - Abou t - 400 , H - Robert retired to his present residence, lot 33,
;, sci but judiciously expended the B, _j% ..... � .............. . . tto field '� 21falind Milne ; selection I . uIlett, where I
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. tho6g ,i the soil is a little lig] �t, he has I YE'-te�llt: .................... 404 y Mr. Caningliam has also represented the
� - re-Vellaes of wIlich, they were the custo 1 36 . I .. 402 Ethel brass blid. ; isso.ug, ? ho has four and a half acres of Iiind. I .
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� � — -- R RY-�Baumgart's jewelry Thomson', Je�isle, -.. � ........................ 421 1 - 19
i - " . i I store, * .secur(d a good bargain. - I Youth," Robert Di kson;' so��g "Gib
�. d,x-aha, and who, as. well, have Success- -779 283 Chicauo was eo Williams, Floience E'.. - ........... _ at waterryielonX Maud Milne cil, well and effi-
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- I . . - � Ghe a9d jewelry Sunday night.- John* qurdoch, of Ash 3-2 n. ci�ently in a
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��. Majorib field, pa ised away Anderson Alton.'.I*.::::::**-'"-*"*'*'-*'- � lie is hale and , - .
1 V for 9.ishoP ......... 496 - - � 0 R ID) 11D O.,� D GTy. - , .
I . at F ederal agg-ression arld enGroachm ent. . I ; . on Th rsday morn of last week, at Brown � ........ � ........ 430 : is pro- hearty �et, and gives promise of living 1
1 . 0 1 9erman students ing deo G... J... �...: *-, * ........ 867 full and proper� sentiment of th'
L - i EAST HUR ON. I in Swi Zerland ha e . Dallas,'Dona*ld .... I .................... gramme,as 6very parilto to a good' old age
k, � I [ . ears. The de- F,Iliott 'dinond. ........ 405 f itwas loudlyap- ningham,
. to say, t hat few,'everi` . : join th ve beein ordered to r '- the,ripe old age of 82 y , E - ; , Mrs. Cu. - 1
4" � . q-1 � r iments iminediately , plauded,and asshout of encore arosefrom. although not so strong as I er husband,
11�. , I Gibson'. Hays. P-9 . cease4- was among the oldest re idents of Je 358 1
MICKillop .... �.� ............. .... 25 - . �t � -c ............ ;� ....... � ... � 366 ess
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of the Most sangaine, ever expe�,ted such � DIED'J--Sena or John A. Login, of . the seetion and was ve I* 11111-- .. .. ----- -- .... all parts of the hall, he spirit all , possesses a good degree of
a trerneadous victory. I Hullett ....... ............. i r r esteem- KillIgIcaillilisn',G)(oohn .-' own by .
E .... 116 Illinois'died at Was'llington,,the other ed by all who knew her. . 13-91- the au health and contentment, and promi
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A th: opeaiag of list Paxlianaent.Mr. ,i Wroxet � .................. 32 ; . . -Mr. John Mc�6an, a piol; . ** .. I ...................... 378 say the least, -more t an highly pleased. to still survive the ills of life for a good
I I i eer resi- McLeod. Henry R erick ..................... 372 er the direction of 0 co
�* Brussels..... . . . 6 . -MILLJ�1-NS'Burt.NED.-A -fire in Liver- dentof -the townshipof GreY an " . I
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Nowat, had a majority of ten ; this was I- Grey .......... * �' " . ...... 1 � , died on Nicol, J. 1 es ... I- ...... # ....... The Ethe number of years t me. -May all their I
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, Ilorton .................... 419
1 . I Morris ....... 4 .................. . . S to the anount Monday last. He was 79 ye&l 9 of age lRobert8on, Alex. I 38 D. NY. Milne, did tl eir'share io make
-16se of the sea- I lj�o,i(:k. 39 1 Stv-Jes, Asa Janied.
� Lacreaaed, towards the P - ted, and may they ,
� � . . of -.C2,000,000. . I and iv 6s much and de - ........................ 6 438 the entertainment a success. . Miss L. long live to enjoy the beautiful presents
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I 100 - servedl) respect- Stalker of the golden -
� i ,th , Joseph ... ....... I ...... I
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I John' M( - Sm , Eli Victor. i .......................... 423 perfect satisfac storms and coliflicts of life are past, I'llay
. hi YA:Afobs TEXPERANOE MAN DAA ed. ' H was born in Argylesh � re, Scot .......... 428 to the
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543 100 )watt, one of th best known lamd, ' , nd came to Grey in I'M. He ........................ . sent. The : �
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I I siog, to, t rteerx. When Parlia,menit O'Connor filled the n usical chair
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; : . 100 tempera� ce workers in the United §tates, has be m p' ,3')5 Favorite Scotch sing(r, Geordie Hamil- they - each receive'a gold i -
have. a reliable maj,ority of at least twen- i . ' oorly for a long 'ime, but I 'ell crown from
, ' WilsOn, Stitt Jacksl�' I with
Sfajority for Gi bson ......... died at;S,,�. Louis on Saturda Seriously ill -for the past three r ionths. I toll, of Atw'ood, wu is the hands of the Jud
,g in ...... 443 TRoors CALLED OUT. . � n ...................... 458 i I I .sent but not ge of Mankind, �
ty4ve, This re,sult is gratifyin I -Priin-ce �, icho I CLINTON 8, forgotten. . . ab . the words "Well d, I I
� . . . CHOOL. one, good and faith-
AVEST HUR X. , -Olving to the introductio, of the Barr, Pella. I . . i nwm�_ ful servanis thou -bast been faithfulover
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� maln,y ways. It shows that the hearts I - I . I . . I%S, of .Ubn terlearoo has called out �`5,000 brealinery business into the I rucefield ..... It, - * * ................... 4W 4 --- V
! Ross. Taylor. trooi * � . Cargill, Jennie. 1 a few things, I will make thee. ruler over ' ',-
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; of the people of Ontario are sound; th , Towl t ...... ps. f Fhey will be armed with re- cheesie factory, there has not cen the I
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; the�ycail appreciate fa,ithful . . I . . cheese i i; quring Crtsh-,,Naggie E. ` * ............ � ......... 398 . . I -, ' the joy of i
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t6i part. of thei service on '"� n' ' - - - 4 - - 21 wt xv;.-During No former seasons. The am. ount of milk re- .: .. ... ................ 406 SCHOOL MAXTERS. h ' examinat' th .
I � 1rri11-P1---- . ......... J 6.. usual I eavy business in-
, T!�,��Oh'a.`nl . r . . E, ,-,I I �� .- 31)- Craikshank, A- g9ric.:' . I
. r ad m inistrators, and � Blytli, - - - - - --- - � . 629 imill grants arrived in the nite'd ceiv:6d luring the year. Doan Al. Emina....t- of. School Section 0. 2', Howick, was . - I �
- - - -� 17 1 was 331 741"Ibs. ...................... 4 2 12 I I
� that. they. cannot be Cajoled f Colhorne - 4 - - - Scates, 11,559 m6re than t Gib "i, Jean A.� ... i� . . held in the'school ho ise on the 17th of - ------------- 1�- .
- roill, a Sense 7 -he arrivals in This w %s made into 30,464'lbs o:? cheese. liday, Chris I . . .
� Ashfield ' - -! - - - -- -- - - � Halsol ....................... 404 . ;
- NovembT -i .................. December. The day being fine, a great Mr. Steele, . yet ' I
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c ,Wawanosh Easit - --' - - - - iso-',� nq Ti-rrs CA -N. -The falilly of patfonsrealized'the sum (if $ Ile nle'ia::1..:.,� ....... I ........... 367 .
: . of- r�ght and jttatiee by failse and flinisy yuilet, , - - - I PO Plum
Pluml r Ida .... � Stratford, white attending a case in the �
I .rie!�,. no inatter how loudly.or Ilow per-` If . 107 4. � 2,3 1.57., or Rath, Sarah J ........ . � I presence that they I ighly appreciat6d country had one of his legs broken.. :.
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� - we;' I . . . . . . Joseph -qEidIote,-,resid`ing in C4iicilnati, an avel. age of nearly 8 cents per lb. I ............ .......... .. 367
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sistently urged. The result of Tuesday ? . � — — . , -Sn'ell, Afinnic L.. ' h loved 'teac ier, Mr. .McQueen, I - - :
; I "" J-*-' . I...... ...... 399 -When INfilverton was incorporated .
- were pois'oned on .Ch ristmas day b. r eat- -Ali. R6bert Wilson, of Wilson & Williams, Cora c,ert . . their niucl loved 'teac �
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last wid silence forcrer, the wicked sec. 11 � 435 93 ing canned green P�as. �udc. t .................. 09 and as this was the 1w t opportunity that it .number of nei�jiboring I
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� taxi . - . 913 . � 110TEL' 'IBURI�F,D. - At' Marquette, Chased the comfortab BLIattie llenry..'... ,... . was to be had, the'school. was filled to far ;
. 4m aad ruce cries, which were"raised ,,, - ' -- .. . . le resid ence of ... I ........... � .... 42C) - ins. The owners of these farms, after .
: ajority for. R�ss , 342 Xiielligan, the Clifton Hous6,was burned Thomw Clark, bullcan.. I .... its utmost capacity. The teacher, Mr. a time applied for separation fr the
, . . Watson, corner of, 11[ill and Corn ........... I ........ 310
1)y the enernies of the Government, and M � L to, the'geound on Saturday rnorning, the street " b yn; John...-... I ....... � ............. C- -
t 7--, n�- � . I Eliza'b; bh . ... 376 McQueen, -was ably a isisted on the o because of tbe'inereased oc'o'at of
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. . guests esc i -ping. it, their nighi cloth es. I a vi Davidson, John, - . .
� L -WedneSqay week, . price p.,id'v Harth-, Christy wi il'. " * ........ * " ' * .... * ' 399 casion by Mr. IialAour, (the future
. Diade to, do duty in the absence of better Mr. Balsdon of � v a a ,,.'�) I ;0 'arsta . "i'�age -and succeeded. Finding -thetri- .
; t M I , we unc nd. 1 . ................ � ...... 382 teacher), J.' Halliday� Donaldson, and,
� ivatoritl,l.- It will show ho . RICH MIN,ES.-Gold. miffes otit ivai- 111r. Ard Mrs. Wats Iluntei, Jacob .......... ... I .............. 3.59
� ith'a iniship. li% Ing
O t S -e wila Exeter, m et w " ' L seives' deprived of - school privileges, .
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� 11 this co,tintry which is very lin,r I . on rem� �ved' to in-irram, Jame '' 396 Perkins, and from the ready 'answers however, they applied to tI * I �
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P UnCOL in richriess any gold fields yet Harrist)n this week, where the , expect 'toll, �James.. ... n 0
Aabor against neighbor, . mmon i 6
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I � sought to set nei. . at the present kitown - a e claimed t6 have been dis-: to : ill� e their hom. 1�? ................ � .... 401 given to the many difficult questions, it get back-, and that ,,,,,y, le con cil t I
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� friend- ag, time. It appears that he went to How- . e. The' I arriston �, J.0 lin Afease........, I thinking they
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- ; g%inst friend, and sect against r covered in the Province of Tarapada, in people'dhould give them. a heai isman, lli� Frankl�n....,..'..... 0.. I ...... 40-
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� in Hay township, for the tile extreme soath y wel- Lol',Nlery, John 1l.. " . - I ;
l X! f Peru. I -.I� ........................ 377 ' y 0
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aectjyy raising a Senseless religious and purpose ( s�i.-Tlle 0 come aS they are worth of it. teacher and they were annexed to the village, .
race C�y, that the people axe not fools, while drivi . ussia,n Govern ent -A s ..................... 413 Pains with- ]'is Pupils'? fol- Alothing but
� of Collecting ,,vergreens; and NuilLl y . Livingstone Robert F, .
� . I . I FIg through, tile wood, Came hais discoi,ered t erious accident occurred af the 31iller, llcnr,� J ............... I .... I..... . I necessitating the hiring of a third teach-
. . b(I existence of - ,Ai ex- G ir . MeEN-an, Alexander.� ................. -, 393 thorough training cou4d have produced er
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on aM0 MoDiarni'd It. Th c I d1li of the pupils' it Was- found that fees cou. d ilot be col- .
, which illowed horses tensive Nihilistic ngst which'Ilariy Re6d, who was employed - h, 'I J� ; ................ 3*)(3 � - "
� amd that they are quite capa�ble of judg- Upon a qivagn4ire ode"iell foundry On Friday I Ist, b' ........ .. �53 - At the close of the year, however, ;
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� 0 Sleigh and ocoupant to 4, � rganizatfi such a, resu -c
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I I orkinen in " ; ........... � ........... in the various clas�;eis leserves tile hi, h- lected from these pupils, which caused a -
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ter coDsiderable , Pe - . . - Mond, Elliott— �:; ............. I ......... 38i est ComniellL 0
-a anger, and that the pbanto - of tersburg, Moscow and Valdimer� eye 8191 t ti rough the bottom fall Sloan, John ....... have to reg ,h
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� ing, for themselves when Protestat-it"r' diepth Of fG 171 feet. Af go down- to a the w arge fa6toriesin St. at c"ting, barely escaped losing his _ Ri(.h
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I B � sdon. extric - ' 11 M . I . � . i e only thing I deficit to the amount of tile extra teach-
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7 ,4ion, so far as Ontario is and sitteceeded in getting one - of the " 9 Ste I ....... I .... 382 ret is that ve are Iosmg such er's salary.
r French ag�gres, ated himself, ,-Ciluil(,'It(LL'.,illESIG�',�ATIO'�%-.-�T-he "on- out of t le cupel, and the hot air ru'l- IN -1r. D. 1) "Hay. then ap-
servatives in Irela .,in, . .
; horses out Ni,ith I illie, fl,*eiiianiin.. .. ........ 393 a4 Mr. .NlcQ cen from the pro- plied for and got a gr�nt of $150 froin .
, We t . p - p J, to his face before be had me Wood, Frank ....... �� ..... ; ........ fession. S . A
, Ii rouble; but in Church t1on as a serious )low to mak6 hi ' '
7 concerned, is only a vision, of a diseased nd look a on Lord ing u �1 ti a a teacher
I - ill'� resigna � ................. � .... 352 uch inater can be ill -spared the Ontario Govern t to assist them
order to rescue the other -inim, - is escape. Fortuna ely he, Wh3*te, David.... ' . men
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church, the thair was taken �r
� I feemed Sabbath school 8ape-
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I dignity, and to -L,be Sati-'3faA.:1
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Mr. kestle of Beniiiilh-r circi
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1 ',Craig, gave a butnorous rea,ii.
I - Sewing on a button." �
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choir of the church rea,dered i
,&ssist�d by Miss Ida 141,,rri',
-abilities as a singer and readi
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.comment. The usual votesj!
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John Turner preached on :.
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-evening. -The 61hildren's tt;;
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Mon,day, t46 .977th inst� TJ
part was beI4 in the eburel
Over by Mr.' Samuel Mar,
,church was filled, more mone3 I
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happy. -The aunual �election �
takes place on Tue8dayr ev
w-atch night service -will beh �
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Years Eve., in the MethodL-
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by the pastor will deliver-'
suitable to the occasion, :
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Alfuch that glorifies hunianit
the-. surface Lof this fro.ity holl
To the ragged waifs who swai,
streets selliDg papers and bla-A-
the nalate of A,Aor is that,of zu
mercy. Mrs. J. J. LA8tor neNIA
the new6boys. and the bootbl--u.
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holiday in the year-. If tile
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Teter than a camel Avould 1h, -
ting through the eye- of a nee
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the Vanderbilts, one anti al"
,pogr in. kindly reniembraef
wealth has not stilled humauit.
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winter bolviay time Who hav* �
bless their abundant fortune, :
of light. wbo�;e pathwa-V. in.
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long benediction, is the with
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Claflim. When the Liunb's 11t.
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fil. , led with the ble�;sdd c1l4rit-,
I gracious lady. And iii ailditic
there are thousands of iinnam,
whose lives are Ion,, iinbroken.
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,any, are forgotten. E" ven Olk
the harlot fretting behind. pri��
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rejoice in the general bounty. .
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was be' ing answered I Ali tile fall
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stomers and the 1, growim.,
- his household. 'He rdsolved 1
again to qn-it the pool! table, b,
allowed the passioli 0, play -V
a long time, Finally :he foun
out of work,, out of slioneya'a
flour. Sitting on his � bench �,
noon) idle .and despondent, be I,
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. to exclaim, I" No work again.
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" Why, Papa," prattled. tl
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child,," groaneLd hi� fatbei
stricken. "'ThaVa ;'ust th(
- Papa has piayc4 fool too much,
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hom-e is conafortable'. and� h,j
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thina be Cando jSiLto afep doWl
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and get into something L
ities are bletter suited to. Tbi
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for it. seeins to encoura t!
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long enough. to gather moss h, I
We do not say this. What Ntv,
that it is iisel*-,ss for a rnan to tLo
musician wit-b-ont all car f4jr u
to be a painter when he iss vo
1i -,e cannot be a . n engineer if I
lessY careless and without an
for mechanical matters, and ur
- eiyerlinstanees attention to sljl�
1r:g is thlile tbrown away. I Df 1
things a youilig man just -tx'!
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