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. I ! - James Gi eenway, eviden e to show an alibi on his behalf east ...Pty cars in winter
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. I . way subsidy ,system, and in this respect she is to be marriedoto so,a. She wasgivenbya young lady
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. I I Britain I the ing is to secu.re to the Country al the session, an Mg the election, it has its advantages as co londay of last week, lac'en down vague-whicli gave him the benefit of a W ..
.;; I Great . de6lared Liberal duri ar I '
the Government 01 ffisure what has been known. Read between left .on 1v f_ between -
N, R RTISEMENTS. - -bienefits whi- would -hiO seat as sti with many val 'presents doubt and he was acquitted, as well as - I -U milling 'S I
W ADVE . eX enter,16g;iilto a commer - ch annexation, . won ch, something it simply means that liable and useful i The prOfiti
. pedience of I and who admitted he saw the assanit : % It Cos!
jai union with her co on e I which b " possible hid the lines, however, y fr' de. Bennett,
. 0 . I ies in regard.. to without any of.th many and great dig- would have een imi and the best wishes of Mau ten I ,,Df. business done-
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I ; -His going the Government has kickers whom it but'really rescued Reseltine rather than ,nor I 00 barrels t
Aff, The figure between the parenthesis aftd pply and of imposing a protective. - ! he run on any other ticket. - e to Make I I I
Imah line denotes the page of the paper on,which food sa . advantages. . fore, a desires to satisfy, and it deems this the shared in it. judge Drew isentenced .... The mo
.. I i - utries." . 1 I over to the Oovernment is)' there . . vaske 50 barrels.
:, I tariff against all foreign cou NOMMMMMM . ad pleasantest way of accom- Huron Notes. -e, less th,,,,-;
, I he advertise&ent will be found. . — I I ' d there easiest ai jjar per and Hyland to six months in the . .
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. Huron Seed Emporiuin-o. 0, WiVoii. (5) They also discussed the questio al Union. plishing that object. It . Mr. S. S. Cole, of Kinbu n, recent- Central prison A:t hard labor. The Judge i . ag and the greatc-1
. -Goods I Com erei i sin circulation concern- ill be - - ust be pro- 1.8,r--turr , , nil
. , . New --Duncan & Duncan. (5) , . discrimination in freight rates by the - are many ru mor understood that Mr. Bowell w [Y sold to Mr. John'McMann, ,of Se% observed that,constables in ,e case, the .
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11 ra( gue. (6) I w York, ing that his attitude I being tb
- Druggists? Licenses --o. H. Sp . Erastus Wimam , of Ne ing himm) . , a, seven year old horse fc a , re
-, Bull ior Sale-4as. Carnochani (5) - -1 iing to Minister of. Trade and Commerce and forth, r S180- tected and that it was disgraceful that i .the M0 will ill
I . . r n the subject is I to I 6th COD- ail . I . g use -the farmer. B
, - I railway companies,,and passed,the fol ha:a ri ble letter o assumed only temporarily ON, igan ,will be compelled ' I _t I
"I 11 ... B_ .M. . . ttell an a ons, while others that John Cost -Plr. C iNlcjntosh of the I , respectable community V's ne
unforService Chas.Eberbart .N - p. y one in a 0
1 lowing resolution: . special personal reas Coll- get out or take a back seat as Under !a his I farm to ,So far as lie could Inii
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111 _ , I A 1.1int-EAwa.rd McFa,ul. (S.) . - da cession of -Hullet, has so shoiild molest them. . t, benefits fron4 I
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- I millinery in Full - say that he has been throughout a -
I 9k 131ast-Hoffman &Co. (1) of Commercial Union, between Cina
- . pinion of this meet tary for Inland Revenue. - J,vf
-7 . . " That it is the o ' Secre his son for $6,000. The farm I contains protect them, and punish offenders he
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1 "V' _ Wool NV anted-F'. Cash. (9) - d States. This letter was ver intended to vote I . . . ater than people it'! .
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I " , . I )unter. (8) - ing that the tariffs and classification of and the Unite . - servative -and ne t. Of I rish Roman Catholips still regard Mr. 100 acres. I . would do so. -gre I )k1lo 1
.i , " Columbus Watches -3d. R. Cc . - . - other than with the Governmen . ,ticA faraner. ,
1 I . (8,11 xist are pre sentative and the re of land situat DIMMA, Blyth; .,a prac
41. it -W. w. 3feredith the railroads as they now e addressed to Mr. V. E. Faller, Presi Costigan as a repre ed on Ma#1 -Miessrs. W. Dru tells Ille 1,
i 4 scotchmen's Attention . I . en Simon, Origault, I -Afi ac .7-,atters,
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.. - I rmers of a mers, the other doubtful m tile op- Orangeniell still regard Mr. Bowell as marke; wall, (31ode- I.Sequal ) -
q illinery-A. R. Smith. (8) - judicial to the interests of the f a a I at ,_2,10 - 4 -
! t* lK dent ofthe Ontario Central Fa -1 stre ,
; - .. -1 is re- . Dupo oted with - ,et, E,xeter, near the as. Stevens, Clinton; 8. 81 4, .riper c
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_7 important Xotice-A Kelly (8) Institute and was read at the meet' This marks pretty %veil where ther food that a fa
Races J. E. ifenders he secretary I position. ome discussion. i 1 Riding, and W. J.. Paisley, Inspect .. 0 le S. Y, cf. t 1,
i 011- 05) ' golution be f oywarded tot - Wood. rJor,
I f , q Queen's Birth(, a --d . . - -
' 1;414 of the Institute in T oronto last week. will be found on all ordinary proba;bly cause 13 . . -
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_ . mmis ion." -Nlr Will. Andisonof the 9th con, met at Ooderich 'on Tuesday of last _e , I
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, :! ,. , Grand Concert -1. 0. (,I. T, (8) .. of the Railway- Co . Dupont - - - . )r . it Inallul ,
- 1. I Caps -G. Good. (21 (b) . ions. In Amyot, I I . .S ,
-I r", ysits, and . ision for the It has also been published in full in the party quest . . sion of Howick had the isforturle ,we k for the purpose of issuing whole- e whait all'
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- , ; _i. 5iantyfe. (8). , . They further made pro.v , News of the Week. really I
.1 Boots and Shoes. I and--Gigault the opposition secure thE - ces ) I the
. I.,. h 4 losing ,% fi . .. l under the (I , s of ,
r . - - Elatertainment-NVIII-,%ioore- (5) - Toronto, papers. Air. Wimallt al.t1houg Grigamlt 0 ne colt Valued at $1W Canada - Teinper-
,ig - id. be to all fe'
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I!Z,v ance Act. I
. 4 Good Pot.ttoes Willson. (8) farmers being heard befor6 the Govern - . a,llian&e- of three powerful me". CA-,-, L.-The canals Of I appointed 'wou
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, -0. C. & Brownell. (8) )- a resident of New.. York , is a native C4tn- specially being one of the very tioest - TILE Inflammation was the cause. Mr. Stevens was ..f eir,
kv ,he mills rann, I I. r W<
- 7- tf 4' Potatoes for All -Charlesworth 4i!
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L . 0 ment Comniission6rs, who have been al e! New York -State will open oflicially on Mr. Win. 'pfcIntoiti, of Kilburn, chairman and licenses were irranted to Wil- 6
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I , arge business in erests debate'rs in the Elouse. cept the -Bla,ck. McDonald, I _
-1 ,, 4 - ity f or adian, -and - has I May 7 th, ex Hallett left ast week for Sheldon, Goderich;J. A. r ton, and not I
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F . . ; , - - t Boa,rd here as el' nited States, and THE.QUEEN'S COUNTY ELECTION CASE, iver canal, I y 111th. . I 11 I it his friends wl o are, lo- u, Clinton; C. E. none)r as ,
ppointment of a pormanen I I , L
r ,J1S145--,.,- I , the a The -debate upon which this division -1he officig
L $R ", 4 r F-1 I ncern 1AINST PRoIIIBITIOX. . - Williams and Dr. l,"owler, Wiligham. S7 to Sm 1.
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; - . W,* 0 n tX &I 0 5 , tot* of Commissioners to regulate these mat- he se ling still to cherish a deep c On AC ted there
*` _ L' i, , i -I count makes the -of Usborne -ess than were granted last I '
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. L, . _.. - L L . tiv - - -, setting forth the facts in the famous majori y again!3 -Mr. Samlici Holman, , This is two I
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7 - 1 .14 _ ___,____.__ a, while they madetheir wishes known . lichigan 5,8,5 n Mr. RichE r& Davis, year.
i., - ___ - . er . - hibition. in, _N hav sold his farm to i lengtka"Al hrt-ad
t . iL - ection case "I
wl a County appeal el over the W
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, , - May 0, 1887. - akeu in the minds of Queen' . 1. 00, aud,i ten", re -TheG erich S tar of last,week says- -
, I— i it SEAFORTH, FRIDAY) i ity candidate (Con- vo of Exeter, for $5,0
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7 : !!-, .---- in the subject of representation n, the Ills object is to aw te of 382,775. pa)79 bO Illuch .
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I 11_ - the ininon . to London tn reside.. Last Monday Jailer Dickson announced . _)Y- '"
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i I 'I; - !-!-., Z --------- ____ Provincial Goverylmen servative) was Aeclared elected by the ORIEN-TAL LANGUAGE oving eountry ; that 4-MIP14 'i '- I
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T i I; . Important to Farmers.. ' - great valaQ to then ig officer upon a trumped-up Stag hits pass I -Mr. David Clark-, Ot I that Cause
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I . resol y for the teaching of Ori- so C1 two f at 2
-_ ' - ring in,favor o,' till a Seminar V-7 cession of Grey., recently jail,- and the usual formal, inquest ,iA , I
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1 A meeting of leading farmers of the meeting f fre6 commerce witli the technicality) and deellal
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. ' Libera cattle to Thos. (A'OvenI - '
f . -- at the giving the seat to Mr. King, tile ental languages. indirectly3 to rai I
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pl,? -11 'last week- United States He thinks . AL BILL. cents per named Hall, some 88 r N
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- ;. ,i',, , Province of Ontaxto was held the appointment of a practical farmer as ' th 0 rity 0 TILE ECCLEsIASTIC - The rice was 4 le'tat're'Of f aj 4
j , %it I f Agriculture, -who could candidate, who received a majo ed ,3,950 Ms. The p was an old man the full n
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. . present time is most opportune for se- Lower Rouse of the Prussian Diet has, p
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I I '.11;4:_14. The d during this change, and he says ir effect I ordered the new Ecclesiastical Bill to a es Mitclieil, ' Of Gre , at I eral times mentioned in grand jury re The k,, -
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,1i his dep, . - e last week that meas port ,. e I
. , A ,trtment, would be beneficial to vote of 243 to 100. verttl aged. paupa - 1q) If
I . of justice, 11 .1 its tliir(I reading by a u I a &a one of s h I
i I , 1%_1 t - - psoll, Nlinioter - - see that t e railway:' 1 4
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. -'r1i farmers , axe beginning to realize the of this Pro- that if the farmers of this country exert Mr. Them IRELAND. Dur- 'eag tchell is filiecl in the sha-pe or J,
11 ", 0 . . the agricultural interests . se to the oLrSAN-ms LLAVU44, inc l tip. Mr, I' county jail. He had no
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I u ion and united vince. " . , I . Th: I i g the week ending May Ist 2,618 emi- g iiting it stuffed. friends to 11 ok to in his poverty, and the 4
-ecessity for organizat mittee on Privileges aild Elections. , I 11 e people d'billtr ')Us'
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1 .: .. I'.' -it . own for America. littl I I ir to provide a I P. ,
m . . 4 t .-At ir own interests. ! The gen These are all questions deeply affecting t ges -.6f aa Op four year county of Huron Wtoo poc , ill!_tv ,
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; L, L ,,# action in the . I I debate was almost lauialiable, so far a' (fr'tuts left Queenst -One day last week a I i P Ilailroads
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: 1,,-'. q d it the interest5 and well-being of the farm wa I z'lle total for April is 11,854 against
k 4 . nt has hitherto been, an -_ market with sixty 11-INions of : people, a I the Tory side of tile a gutnen T 0 oltl girl of Mr. John Wilson f tile Nh hanse of refuge for such as he, so the lolved to give ,exP"ters iK
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I eral carnplai I ril last year. . 'Wag b dly bitt6n - next best thing is done, and7 the county oullils i
, 6,656 for Ap ' f Howick) 10,
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I . and at least the first two the advantages of contiguity, of exce - They could ;lot close their ey
L .. __ i was weil grounded,. ,that fa,rmers are in g community, cerned. W E 1. 3 T M I IN -S T E R. - I
;;;; ZD - - I TO BE, MARRIED 1311 dog. She will prob- jail is utilized to care for " the paupers 14) V"I
, of c -x- to the fact tht t the returning of -ricer, in 1 the face by a . should be- col"Pelled- * .
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- that axe destined at no dista,nt -period to be- lent- means of communication I -Lord ,Salisb ry's eldest son will be ably be marked for life. . I wilom nobody will own.." Of course it; I to gave ti9
too much isolated from each other., . - I mills free, ant
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e of come the burning issues of the day. It treme prosperity aniong liberal buyers, accepting Mr. King'p deposit had de married in t e parish church of the -Duncan M(,Ewv-n) Of Str'tford, has is a little hard on the feelings of the poor l the 11A
. ot means for interchang . rates onflour f roil
they have n - cided upon the validi y of that depoesit, 1 -
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. - cl sentiment on subjects af- is well, armers of -duty, Arithout I Rouse of Co mons on May 17 Sold big farm, lot; 34, conce 'bn 31 Q homeless ones, but with the straitened I
thouaht an 'therefore, that the f without the payment of nor could they claim that even the higli - I . I gralli. exporters fro"' '"'.
rflit t D i second daughter Pf the Earl of Aryan. - to Robert Oliver : I'lie latteli is moving condition of our 'count finances what I
" th6 sacrifice of a sivale political Prill- cat judge in the land had the rig . 1"RoHIBITION- i ; use - I . Y cimie anti Port F119ill. If -
f,ee, their irLt#ests, and that, as a the -country, on whom so much depends 0 . HE nd will likely build V new t10 !I else can be done?, I - th,e G ra %':
ting - alter his own decision formally giver. I S,jM JONE,, )VfTH T 011, a I , anu nil Trunk
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not .exercise the and who -are so vitally interested, should Giple,.while Canada would still remaill-it Sam. Jones has been. en- . i I .! -The Clinton Xew Era -of ,last week . "Carry 011t,,v
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conseqt . 3pate that Mr. OKiil,y ' this spring compelled to
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-1 ffairs tha,t tboro u,c,llly, u : . . jB Out in her own Nor was it ill di! A he prohibitionistsof Tennes, - - 9 rey, repre- Says . j!
public and social nderstand their importance ritish colony and work ;-' I umved by I Mr.'Wni. Bishop, of I . Hugh Hall , who died in Gode- ,pfovinces at a .
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influence in * , I - actuall - did, get a majority of votei Lower .
- . y four months' ar piers i ns
I Z ort- .. and bearing -goveinment 1 " to take part in the e Fast Huron F' 'II ti rich, on Saturday last, at the advanced
wealt . ar[d iin. . -vativ argument was a -I I se sented th I -
, rate than they carry it;
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their numbers, 3 and be prepared to 'take way the. problem of self ' - But tho Consei e . about to commence in that t te held 'in ' ge of 88 years ani'l 6 months, was truly I be no lwekl :
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. an ein to. I With the ML Wiman is in favor of delay and of the If Ouse jiq_ ' carnpaign - 1) . -w at the Farmers) meet 'bg a i I .there W011b
, , cc justly. entitleth united and i te ,lligent action, and thus The. picture drawn by i wX th I 11 ' uron, bavin - duty
I - power to deal 1 State. rolito last week. He 13 e Only one of the pioyle6s Of ,g , our. The way;
I I on the farm now
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. , ;, ! view of ovee ing this stale of affairs * a ' z I lug on , and while claring that it had no . i - ' this con 't . There the base line, -0.,1111
I - . -con, , ir in6luence more 'fully felt certainly a most inviti this con l-ittled. on 'tar 111'
; I I 4 make the' . . 11 ON'Gv_. iw.-The British authorities rE ty 4.
, I 'ththe-niatter. Tt is led, of. coursil ' ,presentative fr Y I ,
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Z -___ 1; , 21- if ' er- are on the lookout for dynai Id have been more. '' (. "Cupied by Mr.1 T. M.McIlveen, in the
a : __5 $ ;I, the Grange organization was formed when the time comes fort action, as come in some respects it may be slight'y ov terbalalices the du
t - - to the conclusion, a stated. by theni- , shou . is mulling a nurn- . -, -aAr 1837-ju was
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s -, r t 1 14 . some few years, ago it will. We ho e, .therefore, that the colored, there selvesi that the w East - -P e Brussels ijorn in th - Cavan, Ireland, Gi-and Tru
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_ 14- . iDg ceftain, a gli they 11 Francisco around by China and the 1,er of improvementS in t , 1 182-1, residing -in I
L i- wer in the land. ' be left to the courts. But thou,, '
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r _ -, I I 611 argued ill this Iiiie, they all vote, , postoffice, conspicuous amb a nd cam., e to Canada in to Charge dold'ble th
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. 11 ; . . I . and lively inter at in this organization ; change of some kind is urgently, needed ur the 0 I a
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. in th 9 , few years ago bli(I This will f T. 1
i - , c line of the House n 11 well-known I be 20 additional lock dr 6*ers for Dirlinaton for a me time, and was a ont,ario flour that I
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, i I ! eatations of its promoters, in ust now e4i after tl Le PenUSY accommodation. of th without it,
-_ t exp that they i,vill keep alive.a,nd active their in this country, and the sch the matter' -because even ,
. r; Ir '14 . I I ,000, died at the City Poor
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t ;, t , It has, . ac Privileges and I . -
I be patent to a4l, local institutes, and that they will. thus ing of the brain. ,Iy respect-- his in ind, and bebame so dangerous that
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i I feasible and L upon it, t ere will still,renlain ; lonia : ii . -
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: I a failure.. I be prepared to instruct and b.dvise their I bill question for the Holl4e itSElf I CATTLE, DISEA. ed' resident of.!Crediton, ( xnjines for their sharle4i
, '4- I . I ate tile Ill-, ' a short ill- -keeping, and he2 re-
il . L _' I I' .. there was no need for our difficulties.- It is, - at. any r ) . I
i 1 - al.ase central organiza )f ' is reported to be more prevalent in Chi- ' t t1a. v,hich I I
, . , , was not bee representatives ito the . . . I. with.' In the meantime, . . place on the 17t1i ul ., af , in the jail for safe is a positive igil,i
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:, : . ever before. te andi leaves , ed there up to the time of his deitth. io of Aix
- - - ul consider tion of nAbs. He was 3 , main enhance$ tlie valu
- ;, - - 9 years of a
r I - I the kind. The tiOn ey wish them topur worthy of the caref further jo3s . cago and its vicinity than -
: 1 1 . . _. r5ome organization of the course' th : i course, Mr. King suffers ing out the I small child en to mourn I
. i . i e people ' Stringent ineasures for stamp a widow a,nclt-%.,,o He was the fatl er of nine children, the our expense,
t ,,, 1 l , e fact 'in these local institutes, the Canadian people. and further annoyar ce, and th I - . I . .
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.1 - I 1. failure of the: Grange is. due to th sue. Hitherto . only surviving o#e of whom is Mrs. W.
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: I - . . ilatrue have been adopted, as many as I E . ommiss-ioners are Nv
I , ; E I must - slaughtered ey -on Road, Gloderich
! , i- zl . , _. , q' estions of . , I - continue to b-, represented by a i r- 0 sed aninials beiylg his loss. C
- - mplish too i#uch, I — _ Foke9t, of G
. " that it sough the . ; d de- 1 200 disea _L -Messrs. Alexander . Fenton, of the A, ui
t to acco modes of farming and u . I c 13 according to the se
I ; V . ' , ; I man whom they hav 3.definitely an - I ' I rate
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I I ". % --- , PO -- - ' . ald, of Bruss0i and Isaac township. .
i J -it went. out 'of its legitim. ate sphere, -purely loe&l- interest have alone been IN reply to a question 1 the House C; a n t their choice. ()n : in one day. J; D. Ron (I -at railway
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I - - . A STEAMER I orris,
; I Bun-.,-ED.-The British leftAisvWeek. for
g ", J 4 ' le I Rogerson, of M* I ),tituti.-Ilg their posit
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i I f :41. , , Its members sought to become traders as dealt ,with, but! now the central ofgaui- the other day, Sir John i Macdonald theotherhand the"Jiberals argued t' I : pr(
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: .., . . . I ,pe, from Vera Cruz for est. Mr. Forest,' was booked - I
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. , :%,. ' Wing ! steanishi' Benho th hands of A -1 -heir fi.
., i it- I - question om every Btat I 11 Speaks. .1
i , I lacements it o fr' Idpoint silo i p - the Northw 10
. i- well zation have given them a wider range York, was burned 30 miles off Ty Port- M, r. Pringl, Agai
K , ._ , wte as producets and great ind . stated that the Governmen, d not in New for Winuipeg, Mr. Ronald f r Rat , C
i _ that whether considered in the light of ' I f t
: 11 .1; I : * I . I pense o, I lie- railrnads
w - * -e profits were r of- v Prandon. 'A' ' RAILWAY AAT Is .
. . y of prospectiv -on 4n t ,e erson, fo _11OW Dl- IjORIXIN f 10-N IN L
I - I , . i Y, in for discussi d reffection,and thei tend to ; No C Island Frid,ty afternoon. The. age, and Mr. R99 .1
; , I . the wa . repeal the Franch'se .Act, of . b c I -Lochalgh to gmard,
I . I . . of constitutional pra tice, m - they are paid
! . , , . I I ,ave additio . 'Iy en- justice, - ficers an ught _ - TS -
L, v ,I , we m em, bers. m d crew were rese r jMcDonald 9 MI LE&S AND FARMERS e^-
"_ ued and bro f
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i - held out to parties to becom ..ee,tiji.gs* will . nal interest feeling themselves fi r stl or of est Mrs. Pete " AYFI C ' pense Of every holk ,
. li I . doubt riet legal interpretation NT
.1 . 4, I I ?_DF inst. She ,js -1,M URGE -
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: - " We hope. er in ! to 8avannali. - - ' the 2 .D OF to)j Mi.sioN I ,q
I Many tha I the f axiners Ashfield, died ion A BO_P.p .
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"I , , sJoined the organization, not adde for ano er fi, ie years, lished precede nA the case was wholly trade. They should at
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I 1 trenchec ' - aughter of ' r. Kenn-ith
I d to them I in pow I flAIL STORM-. d -TIIE ROY.IL C0313(1,5-
; . I - 1, . 11 Ki la After a day of summer was the eldest :1 LY Rl .
I ; I oving,or elevating of H favor of the resolution to give Mr. I . ers act ju stly t aitis tlij
I " - . .1", . " - - . k'nowing, as they m lot io, that - S I -ON -SUCH EVIDENCIE . ' 0.8vi
. . - mpr uran. Will = be backward in -this
I . I for the purpose of i , - last Sunday the section of coun- sio' of Huron.
. ,- I .. . . and I UO heat Ross, of thq 2nd conce SlON A FARCIK LY Of the
. - -:, I" - _ Mr. Pattergon; of Brant, I ' I that the bu--iness ,
. 1, ' the seatr 1 -was visited in the - !J and leaves RAI? "RAIT,
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t __ 1. 1- th- their success is largely due bout St. Pa Sife -was just 25 years of 69 f , i A$ '
. ; - J _ 1_3 re among the most pros - u -
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ed. , I - doubtedly-voiced tile Sentiment of tile.: try a . Ir NVILL BE 11'
: - V ; I On the square. Smell i '
I W - I X '_ of their cl perous and progressive in the Provirice, chise Ac ntly _. country wben he declared that .1he - evelling. The hailstones ranged in size mamy warm friends to MO 'T her loss. IWAY COMPX IE, - Nl -A- ,-TED BY IT. - -or ever has I
. -_ .A_. Z. . I . t, the Government il,re ze vide . m f the of I uncillo r Bos- I I . Present n
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. . ', . oney.. nd we know they will not be behind in g not a,,; a I from a, pea to a large egg, __John Bosman) St eff-ectual waN
1, j. j, 7 . a ; i - nces and meas- ori ,
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i simple and solo object of making im, determined not to abandoii th-Ar good people will regard this thin I&rgest weighing four on onces 1A made up Dg.&R,E xrosiTbR. -It appears to we and liu) .
I . I - - in, becoming. -u,n.- teolinical question for lawyers to quar,el - urin g nine inches in c a sion, u( n the way the " railway com, m-issi J) of the:Grrawl Trulil
: They were not long arriiters: as they ircumference. west, a - ' Tuesday I
I , .. '.1 , any -movement ithat will te ud in any way fri nds, the Revising B . over,. but one for common sense-nien to ' his, mind to gD re doing their -work is a perfect farce. pany alikI also t1l'o ev-o
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I , I 0 nnipeg, a I I
I . , t :":Z -, en they lost interest in, to advance- th or -enhance. may require their services If' r a future NVOI-LSE TIIA-,,T A- ,T EX -GLI -91I CURATE.- Wi i I N
,; - . i 1 ro allies f id
deceived and th ir interests he left Brussels station f? se' to be to whiteNvashl the .
7 1 4 , . . decide. And it does seem a pity, as he woll be for J 11
- '11 -at., -In .- . W It is: said that Rev. Mr. Springer, assist- Their I aitn enns
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. . . ill b ' **' d p sent iailwaly . maylagerne , ,bring an actlol
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I I . order and finally dropped o their prosperity,. - - - occasion. It will be the' duty of the says, that'the laymen of the House, who which will -be the ceii-Er'e frdm where lie ,nt John i for :
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. . . rf the . allow lie 1, ant pastor of Grace Episcopal church, ,re .
I . _ this way the Organization has not Made . t majority, should iht nds to work. I e n isse ,he in I I
I I , . I opposition, however, to put the House form the vas . , ioviDg spirit that against tlie companY fOr
-i . . I 1 Chicago., was driven to insanity by the Is Earls eing i ;
i ,,, pr f the House and the right,, of ; tfirough Morris, and his ihany friend
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i . i,; r amiza,tion of . ivileges o . ,peim, NVhy should the earl be inated aginst him in ra,
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, its JaRtience felt as an, o, g . 'this queRtioniayld find out . is- 'i persecution of his Gr6ditors. The rector - guides t "' .
i -9 - A Pertinent, Question. to the test on e dependen-L -upon a ii. - wish him happiness and sul cess. ` ; I m., speak to,
_0 .1 - t at their i,eetings in Toro
: . L_ th a people to I i - , nto and years. Actli
: I this kind should ha,ve done. But, for esenta ives are I now in Europe, re . Cox, widow of tb; latel W. T. presen I
_3 In referring to the letter of Mr. Eras- which of the chosen repr erable quibble such as this. Tile ,,,)at ' of his par sh, who is , -Mrs I
; ! , "', I Air. Fair -ought not
I '. _J . . , -at Mr. - Hamilton, unle'sis it is to intimidate .
7 1 , - I'.. -ceives a sa x., for may ,, I - b
0 a year, b .
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. , I all this, the Grange Society was well: feature.of the debate and lary of $6,00 Co iv years d4tor and pro . *a case Bill ho
, t erence is made still willing to contiatie this expensive remarkable ) . itnesses? Besides, lit- I 0
7 , - tus Wimimi, to,-wbich ref " . )US Springer got only $300. ie Godericb- ,`ignal; aDd a the w . is taking Aght t A "'
I " !" . i onotow rietor of tl ? I - aarl's -
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' , - decidedly startling after the m i ar
I . . '' intended, and aside from its co minercial inber of Gov - p an - i n; thi t in Selecting witnesses every n case. The
;' . column.,the Toronto Telegram incubus simply that a nu . , G FLEET DESTROYED.- One s County, quitean active p
r, ,I in another . - t3 . I : I of special pleading from the Giv- PEARL FisniN time prominent in f . meal Millers' Associed,r)
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I I 1. tl phase is or was an excellent and bene-. ! - ernment hangers- on. may be able to clip fic W died i' 1 ft by ' - writing letters to business men a fund, and 'every graill
I 11 f . ; says: ernment benclies was the speech of ]'.,Jr. A hurricane swept the northeast coast last week 'in Chicago fter a sho uiliout the Country and feeling how
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I ficial organization. trac- 1. their hands into the public till. Accord- - of Australia on the 22nd of April. The .11ness. She leaves tbre6 lions and one tbro .
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- tz. %.1 as- painterl a most at . Patterson, of Essex, 9, staunch and Ire i their pulse" beats on railway matters. cardine to Exeter sh'
7 -, '14.1 - Mr. Wim an h . . 3 U earl fishing fleet, to the number of 27- 1 LD 1 one 1 of her .
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L . .* 1 71 ' jeat of the present movement is. the minds ter in qhicago, E , .
p I The ob I tive picture, _b. t behind it, 'in ing'to the report of the Auditor- General niihent Conservative. Mr. Patter o as destroyed and 250 persons daugli a illissi6na'ry in Africa. If favorable, these parties are Summon- towards .it, tile best I "
: I . ."! I ' I - t1lan 1 boats, Nv daughters is now . - . erill
. 9 " , for on which will do of m oat peoplie, is th ,Ue greater I I .ill iiissioners to give ev-t- )Joyed, awl the C
. .1 - , I " ' this precious Franchise Act has cost the declared this an outrag I . I
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1 L . - _N have Mien a! serious P,d b the c,o 11' be
I i nexation. Before th1a e Ie oi Canada any in the history of elections in Canada I perished. Vhat miglit I i
I . i 11; , . . - 9TICAL tested and Aried whetif
I what the Grange should have done but p ,,IA. 1 denc ; if unfavorable they are allowed
I . f-. ,I i . with- country thus far $353,740, and- all the 1 Ti,imm lj FOR THE . ECCLE, . . '. Xyn'. 1 PoWel I I I -e-s , bt
, I .11 : to consal- will enter itito !a com mercial union I et been f or thirly years, and. unhesitatinglY aid I The Pope has sent a telegram to accident happeAed to Mr ' to re#,i.ain at honle. d'merblibixte in ret .
I 1 i ,plishing, viz ng tile ; Bil,L.- of -Lochalsh Districtl on $a rd after-
. , failed in acco, m I i he, would vote to give Mr. Ki - 'i a Bill
11 .. m ericam re ast year have not y ' all dealers for the s
I r . public they bills for the p . -era ought to know
the people of the A' k I te brLge at ii.on
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L , . ., i I rity Calldi- I Ellipetor William and Prince Bismaxc noon, as he was a Tb6 commis.
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,. .Y I id -ate the farryiers ,in order that their must d that they,axe not 'paid. It is -.estimated that at least s(at. Mr. Baird, 'the mino I f tile vis -1-0 ;, ce. I h Earl 'bas great power and in- dered.. .
. , . - _. fall Strength i their taking a step wliidh they cannot retrace ' "I date had the aracd to keep out of the i thanking thein for their support o Mr. James MeTa ish's pl. lit seems that t e
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. i may be utilized ir. a $4-0,000 more will be required. This 0 .Prussian Ecclesiastical Bill. The e knollis in I fluenCe over shi .pers ;- that the fear of I "worked up a sinlih,
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: . . 4 - years a-o but un
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. I , .. J; rn ' interests. Nearly every other if they fill leading them in a direc- way during the Aebate and to refi-ain Dow` at His Holiness desires that his horse shied at som, . the " noble Ealfl. " is ever before their , forhu
I ,_ _1 1, avv expenses of th Act for lvilr despat6h adds th d fell over the' .
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. I s P, I tion which C' ,e axe -not disposed to l2ro. will make the flom, voting on the question. He I the road, an lernbanklyient 'b .) ) c
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organ- . Ay the bug lie was - .
; r ` in divatry is thor ' hl Y-1. th red - how -J the prosperity of Germany and. tjhe gy arlo: wreck- eyes - thut not oine in ten of the witnesses -was settled. bcfore olill,
F ., , ,A. ; . - the first year of its operati.owfoot up to probably vote on other questions, ! I . I ( ylora l lurage to speak the the cbmices ar 'Ire
Z ! Pr " I branch of 01,11-11f Canada has a tional debt of a hand . - h C Church. Fortunat .ping has -the i Cc e I
z - 4 , , flleirs,: ons of dolia,rs, and , -the sea- 1 Cat oli ed, tile occupants and I e .
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7 ized. T, he mainufactiaxers, the 6 cc lest they inight " R Ilw NY coninlissioni
L i J,f, . a,iid tNvelaty-fiv6 milli the snug sum of $0393,'140. Of this e rer, swallowing the ca'i el of OBI'Eny.-A- San- truth in his p, -esen I .
_ i :I. . I DEhi,i,;R,,LTE TRAIN R , I
I I ' e.rnm ' on's work while strai : -
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I f . I I yeaxly nec ssities of gov . I e Revising Barrister receive si . . One suffer -from I - Ogi
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"I .41' the, merchants,. and the working, men, the ent call ning oat the t nat of the without serious injury, 4 Mr. Alex. . his (lispleasure in the future. this. At that tillic
1 4 P. aniount th -Dr. J. Campbell, -soil
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i . I ei If the . customs 6fthis particular division. i Francisco telegram says : I .
5 - t . ;,,. ' --iations, for a large revenu, . I
. ; , have their Boards of Trade, asso( - &C. I . i ous, desperate and successful , d who* for a I was speaking'to an old dealer some I advantage Of from $10.
.0 I ouses be I . I . I -
F. h abolished where is the y rly $70,000, the Clerks, Bailiffs, SCOTT AC1k AMB-_,-I)XENT,13. I most audaci Campbell, of ,Morris, a', - i I
I I - -11, ganizations. where all be- . - . train robberies ever recorded occurred couple of yearg taught Sol 001 in Wing- time pince, who expects to be called On i Montreal and to poly
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Z ! Iz revenue to come from ? It cannot well $124,873, and the'printers wh o got up Mr. Jamieson, of Renfrew, -the gentle- to ,give evidence. He acknowle&,ged Provin.ebs, and cars ci
. i week on the west- if
., % -1 j L_ - ' - .. . Wednesday last ham, is now a practisiO physician in . I
t - . longiag to: these several callings 'can be raised by G11apping the taxes on En ' -v a magnificently failed I , ad great gi-ievallo6s to 'were billed at 10 toi
f . . . . -9 the lists '9180,000. This, he ever, is nian who ha
, ,. "'; d in on the Southern !shippers b
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,,,, I ,O so - Detroit. The:Docrtor Ila! a very lar th:aA .
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I . , ,,m on ground. They lish goods and Surely no one will g . .g necessary amend izona.
, I ill un,ite on one co m I I t ' - the portion of the bill wbiah is paid hitherto in securill : Pacific 11ailway, near Tucson Ar' to bet'ween Complain of I but feared that the rail- rates. Such. a thing C
- I I t x I 9 this year ainoull! D I
, . - 4 far as,to sugge,pt a resort to direc ta a.- Only . pt actice,
' I .; 4i , scussall ,matters of interest to their .. I Ilients to the, Scott .Act, has resumed 1,1,ollic five to eight men boarded the 11 eeps itbree way influence -was so great that - per- unless through the co
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I _ , 11 ( i i . out of the public treasury, On Friday he $9,000 and ',510,000.
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- . " t"n opeliations this session I rob' lanent commispioners " would P one in authority on t
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. I . A 1, - 1he candidates or private ineml ,era of the I h . train, 'ov erpowered the haiAs, am - the f stest of which n ne'ver be
I I . occupations irrespective of party or Creed - f a d- horses, all well-bred,
- I of a Railway. This firm. I
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I "; 1, ! I t in his annual bil ' appointed. In I
1 7 . I Yes, direct iax,%tion is just the very . rou - - ile ill: 2:30 wb e0 in trial. that case he was not
I . bed the mail and express car of $5,000. I
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Z j . t.- P X predilections and they oppose or a thing we wa,;t. If the eopleof this respective political parties, full as much y lent, which has failed two or t,iree A STOR-MY MEETING. -The meeting g f lax goi to cut off'his nose to spite. his face enough at the expew
. ; v p -The managers of th' Brabsel Ing . ,
i . 1. .,i . port public measures just as tbey are He is much earlier thiis - ed y g' i in trade of this
I k , ,- I ntry had t put their hands into their to have the lists revise ![, pt rged and times before. at London on Saturday of the Liberal 'out 230 b ,w 11jels more se b yvin g evid,4ice against the railroads, gra, -4
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f i ,I . . . . I - I semion than before, and were itnot for . '
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. I . le I d on us Unionists to consider proposed amend- m ea expense of the road.
. , J 41. likelytoa at e . *ear and pay out dit ctly correc cc. ave 1 e this year tban was sowed last spring an as Earls might make it. a great d I
i 11 e ,5f Z A, . - pockets eve ina ton o ' end- I i 11 I . . .1 I I . .
fin - k oat i ary 1 e erin or I t. . .
. M_ i ' ' 8 the well known ments to the Irish Crimes Act am. they have only rented 4 )*, acres of land. WoTs i
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. . 'i 0, fn, % .,. erls,, although the largest and in - an annual exppnditure ofthred quarter temper ince r -e p st. The con. missioners
I i I I I q is required to run the Gov . Governm6fft to ,allow. no stopp d.
%., i.. the money tliar nient bill, was very stormy, owing to at a mu c.; larger staff of done, in th The firill. got
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" A i xt don't want 7 I
. . , 14.., porta,ut Class, have as y of a million of doll lars und r thif Act, and legislation to pass, he would have a bet- pinion amon 110yes will have to . e to ifin - t the truth. I with tile undcrataudip
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; ,114 1 1' . . ernniient ,machine, theywould lookmore I I . I . I the divergence in o i * e put on n I .
. t,.' . tion make - ter opportunity of placing this measure 9M1_ I ihood of mo heir secietary two short, polite keep their mills g9in
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:.I T- a._ iza through which. they can eturn for I _ attendants as to many of the details of. re wrote t .
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r . layiner in,which it is what value do we receive, in i summer and -there is a lik ;
i' sharply after the ,in r .Statute book. There is a very I Saying, i ag the commissioners parity with A
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"I i their wants kno,wia or their influegace I ,,poll the - e .
;. J! r 1. i ,; - it ? We leave the apol gists for the - ly well-grou ided the bill. Several of the gentlemen pres triachinery being add d o trouble is notes, lyleriem
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-,#, .. 1,1 . . expended. The boodlers a,nd bummers and - Zeneral and apparent I i . . d anxiouis to obtain all the in- crease the b
i I , t .,- 1!! I I ent lef t the meeting before its Conclusion; g seemie 1181ness f.
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I I . f elit. The present movemen't, therefore, . ' experienced in that loc l, ty in gettin
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1 1 'ri t vern- Dominion Governmen aulswer this Z )elief that the Government has pror iised RRANCR I f orm tion possible on railway Matters, the have not imp
, , . suckers who swarm around the Go . DANGEP.OUli TO BE A. TEnP I i . -Y ,01
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. - is to, 911119 ' ' a wine a the farmers to: take seed. I would be willing to give evidence be- American wheat for i
I , I I remedy this oni-ission, and, jud i . I nd beef clause as a bene it to M .- r. W. I. Narthup, a prominent
I t in ent tent W uld soon be 'sent to the question if they can. I AN , D I I -On Saturday of las L week Charlie
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; i I - from prbsen't.appearances, it bids . ;he brewers. .1, Ohio, was mur- ; M r s. AV. B. Dickson, of fore them at .an time - but strange to additional trallie the 11
Z , -. I fair -to __ ) 11 -
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i ; - physician at Haverhil
I I _ Mn es out of the de
. . right about fabe, and - would be coin y is honeet in his effort to amen( the Cormack and crr .
- I dered the other day by Thomas McCoy, L k the say I got no reply. Millers and .grain . a,
. i .11 - i succeed. - I h ,Brugselsf started for Minl esots, with ' ' com . "
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I i .. ?t . led to earn a honest living by honest OTTAWA Ll ,TTRIR- Scott Act, but it is not improbable It at a saloon keeper. Dr. Northup had in- of cli matE i proving beue, dealers have to trust to the justice Of dine all the way roUA
i- hope of cha#9 I 1
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. The meeting was called at the in- . — . - . n4 look to a higher so the advantages the firai !
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11 i . mealls. The !I I national debt " as well is. bill will be taken kdvantage of to se curred the displeasure of the McCoy ficial to the declining beilth of the for- their cause, ai 11rce :
r . I I . e Act iul this
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_ _ ' atamee of the Wentworth Farmers' In, (From Our Own Correipondent.) ure the amendment of th I - tha ' the pre4ent " railw,ay coMmis-
as the 'Iyeaj .Iy necessities of the Gov- . . 07rAWAj May 2nd, 1887. e. a number of men party, by being active in favor of ocal mer. We trust their brigIltelst expecta n'. . loss to the roa,(L But
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. 111 was. composed of delegates I lir.ection. There ar option. . I rs " befor they get their grievances ment sake the firin
11 s-titulte, an d would soon be surprisingly sitting on the' Tory Bide of the House . tions may bel realized. W. B. Dickson sionel .
" ` ? ernri-iwnt " ., Last week was marked'by tl ie event of . . -Water in the aged, iz. I! t) public opinion. It is American ,wheat, Is 4
. ,;11 . I . I A MAIN -E FP,F,suBT. accompanied them as far i as Omaha and redreli (
I I from the several local Institutes through- ' 4 ing else, . - ;
-1 I 1 de -creased an4 the taxpayer: would reap t djvisio a upon a who represent beer and notbi most remarka6le, that the railu,ays -we hay,
. . I I the se sion, the firs - I Kennebec river has risen to a g,reater then proceede , Montana, on a Goverament
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I vince and ot er& An Eiad the brewers who have shown such . d to Helen ,
. _! ont the 'Pro ' height than has been know'nfor eighteen . . - for Own money be at
. tile advantage which now e ' j i probably oc' that takes so much credit to itself lowe
I I. . straiglit party question in the House of business trip, which W_
. ; . , . strength before may be expected to (le- a
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. li tion, was formed and rules and years. Two million logs at the So developing the:manufacturipg industries produee -to our ma
k . I , organiza . political-wireipuller and professional as a majority mand that, advantages'which they had cupy a month. I I gely i6creased the ,
I _ , . Commons, The result . I b s of Iast 'week sayst -whose policy'. has lar quarter less rates th
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7. - ;. . ol a - live at their e granted to
r ! by-laws adopted. It will consist .f politician. $ome who now viously claimed shall b -The Exeter Time , . num ber of mill', and has alillost doubled produce of our own 7 I
. . , Ir - . . of 32 for the Government, tile vote pre, floating past to the sea. Many buildin-gs We understand that a IV r. Passm. ore, of 3 I
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c . Pr'esideat, Vice-F'resident, Secretary ' With such a
. - ease) fare suMptualisly every day aad them on on. ' 1 the amount of the capital inv,ested-
I sta,ndinglo9forthe Gov rnm nt to 77 alqng the river bank are afloat. 8 -
4 i : t Blytb, who h,?.s conduc ... d a Cojiserva
. ..e . Treasurer and Executive Committee of - I I Iz opposition, however, largely . 'Id. a Val :
. 1. _ - , , are clothed in! broad Cloth and fi-no. linen, - Allowircr for the strong Z TILE ONE TlioUSAND GUINEAS. -There tive journal :in'that Alage for aom , shoul -Ilowtlie railways to pursue a ne inlillity On el,
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11 -1 7 2. terx members, and two representatives f .2 for the Opposition. made up of men f9voring the continuance were twelve starters in the race for thd : I Exeter to p policy to rob the Millers Out of the raw them, d.-6ad or alivo ?
I . ight perhaps require t6 cut down thel.r I e difficult t time, inteuds1com.ing to ub- I .
. I I I m - fact that Sir John -Macdonald and Air. of the Scott Act, it will b 0 1,000 guineas stakes for three-yd-ar-old- .. al to keep their mill's going, by of a
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! 11 . rom. each local Institute. It t I lish a. pa i:of the Re -
f . penditure somewhat, bu the honest as made * A disciii Dating 10 cents 'er 100 IN ",ever known before ir
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k . . . ex , . Blake, each represent two con tituencies" carry out this promise, if any w I ! 'riderstand th . I
. . I i .11 ) i fillies at -"Newmarket on Friday* The i I I iii
. - question. It form party. We also % I . p
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I I c&-Iled the "' Berm. iturent Central Far t . ' without making it a party iw . -3. rates of freight. rul tliat permit s,
: usin-ess man' Beaufort's Reve D'Or won, i era
. eotnan, the Struggling b I peaker does not vot ,, that one ])like of theReflect ' illbecon against them, i,
. : .1 t y I that the S or inued. as an in- Milling is bi far the greatest man u- ail to be In beaven ; t
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.. . a 7 mers' Institute of Ontario," and will be, -working -me - w-, o 0 * would be very hard for the Tory tem.- . I
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. - .. , and the har . chanic seat is'vaca-nt through the death f Mr. - Perkins' Porcelaine was second, and'the -dependent newspaper I 1, a 1 gentleman -
'I . - perance tatives and the Tory 4y Exete :0 the country an in h v
. I & xd Lodge, whp reas Duke 61 Westminster's Freedom thir& . ' a is live this selfis
, Gran all from Eindra.:' Who S)4 I. r is no,- fitcturing indti stry in
I I as it were, th reap the benjkt. The money -ba, to b swallow wine and .
. I ; . ,Ioffat and one scat thr'o gh the absence temperance voters to
. . . . . I A 'MuNLY Ki.N-(;',,i PF.OJEC.-JaY I I d naturally bett er adapted and more like- way:charters give ;-,:
I . ig ahead'? 1'
; I I .. I I the Ioca,l Institutes will be the sabordin- . ' * . .
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. sed any way, and it comes from tho up to this time of Hudspeth since his beer amendment, but it con- go" ly to flourish than any othel industry in our neighbors, and if;
I , - . I Gould has perfected, a schei -Mr. W. Grummett of Hepworth.,
. I - . done. Hen a made a ri ging . ,
- I - atelodges. TbeGrand Lodgewill ma, . David Mill -y, if placed on aj fair footing. MY ake rich inen rich
I . people. Wh!y then, Should it be harder . .
r : . .1 . I . second - election, this sh ws an absence solidatc the machine shops of the MIS- I I Poorer, the sojuntr tht:
, I a formu- I speech, on this bill being introduc d, in who formerly worked w th Mr. B112121119 the counti . i
I tt . -osecutc the selierne . Mountain and South-
, - ; ture and pr for them to contribute ' souri Pacific, Iron . 1 , " ra' - and climate being both so dry,
I I , _ I' - it in, direct tax a- ,of 24 ent declari g I lidon Road, 8.4nley, haUt4 Our - in
I t . from' t1he division- list I members. , of the Lo 0 -
. I 1. . lated and discussed in the subardinate I I favor of the Governin ern .railroads. :Ie has purchased 168 i grind a third more flour in the better. This qt
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. 11, I- .1 I acres near St. Louis for $85,000, on ' 8 stables, &c. the same time, and make ]letter yields a "" farmers q
I- - . . Odges during the year. Already the he loss by the burning of little , rcnce to dc':
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- . -i " .." . 1 Of customs Autiel§? If a -,commercial the others were about equally divided tion of prohibitory legislation. , whicli he propoahs to build an indu8trial ent' 11 and 1 ettcr flour than can be done in the, difF_ J
f " . I - a. It m,ly be taken been playing. possan- with . I It Seems that he w ut to do some . I
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. . - , , Provincial Institute has taken firm . between the two side ministry have inacHine shops, where 4,000 V. are high,or low a, 1,,i'
I I -, 1 un 1011 had no other result tha.n to force town aii(i :
1 4 I ; I at thie G'ovpern- - i work, CaTryina.a lantem 6ii big arm. old Country 'out of our own wheat
. 11 fts fairly -weil assured t they .- . . - - ; , and
- ,. "I on several important questions. this question for a long time, but nien will be emp3oyerl. . - i a fell Tbi8 stands to reason. Wheat depre ' forin. ,onle place A
ground the radaing of!,the public revenue,by direct he a lar,ger majority.. I i The bottom became upf stened an .
1,% 1 The members at fileir initiative meeting I . .1 will have to come down soon.' I -- - GOV- - no a4vautage )Yer a;
I . i ould accomplish a great this o - Lyiy important 1.arty ques CAU: TIC CRIT ChiM OF CANADA'b. cc N, out, setting the straw oil firel and mak- ciates in value: in passage and bas only
11 I . taxation it w than 11 * AN"ES IN -ET. Ireland says : - 0 -et c - 001m - dimwtly out 4,1.
. I i subject of Commere'lai'l . -es a rather poor .show- THE FROVOSED OIL G X THE CABIN Ell N OR. -Unite . ing such hebAway thl he'could. save to be a few days in that Ni liniate be .the
I I . - il discussed the deal for the ' eople. The politicians see tion. This mak . , '
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- The proposed establishment cf the blacker deed of reachery was ever com- ; ik. fore it' get, -that it is nccessiity for :Aa
- i I % , 11 -lis live lstod . 5 quite tough ;.so
I Union with the United Staites and il ' ing fo . - . and naking their iillfl
; - $ is r the boastings of the Conserva, - nothing but dble to inill A in the sartne
. nd know right well, and no doubt ade and Commerce mitted than tha which Lord Lam* downt , I . .
I A) , 4 a , 'Majority Department of Tr * , -At the tecent Wullin&n assizes utterly impos$. leallil)", rA
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r - I I I - ,z.l 14 I an exhaustive and interesting dis- . tives that they would have ith other matten-1, into bus been guilty of. Black as hell are anile; Harper, John .satisfactory aiid profitable tylanner it can Tbe tw,,)
-1 after this is one Of the very reasolis which in- of fro n 40 to 45 in the House, and it, has developed, v ' four men -named I hand in hand in illiliT_;
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t , . ousIv adopted the follow- I - Lansdou unutterable mean . el , Albert be- (lone in this countr 4 Hence the 1
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I cussion unarlin, 3 - uce thein. to fight shy of the chabac. cuts their major extensive system of C binet Lord a . !
: q A ity down to about one- quite an Hyland; John Bemi t ' and .. . Y'
d 0 -y He Boardl of Trade. is . 6 .1
. rl a - clian ge of ness, 'treachery and malign-anc . ailtlar.,e using evvry i
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I . _- , -I i " f" resolution : as lilunexation is concerned,that half,v hat it was in the former House, changes, involving eve opinion but * J.-lurton, wer, tried for 11 ving committed rmson the G . Interferenct- with th
I I ing I .-In so fax I I While the Ministry itself is .stood ill,a.Nve of Canadian 1) , 11enry'l Reseltine, calling for protection in flour. Besides)
; . l 1 1 C, d I n asisault upon Will. . '. ..
. I 1. . * ._t less tham one- t1f, if the fact be allowe principle. alue of flour is greatl ShOw how Ila :1l1X',W
, .1 -1 Z inion of this institute iieed not frighten any one. The people from the to be reduced totwelve, there are to be tore thel agreement he had made with . O" I
I 1, . for . . . a constable at Ilarrist il on the 6th of the v y enhanced by ,_
t 1. - - I I That in the OP that the e areifour ;lie I gether I Illay tilen". I
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Z ' a rem I - North West practically Go -wit . '00o b1l.,1144
would be ijucb less likely to desire an . h -
T .'" I -1 . led to.believe by Canadians by for immediate use oil arrival. ,Such
I . I f., 4 D t in the last I thousand dollars each less tham Cibinet was nscable was I
I I .1 , '. tween the ominion of Canada, and the I n the co attac' ed at night . 11 Sound for lit. Cathlr
-- ii '. irable either by nexation, if;in a prosperclus condition as nomi ees who were no y ng the vasd, why not give
I : I . I Irish* milling 5 1
.. - United States is .des 11 Parliament. The interest in the vote Ministers, but holding places in Farlia- Irish names that he could re' fidy.)-j, a nunilier of persons a )Out ilo o'--Iock, bei ;
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1111 or otilerwise as inay they w buld be under -commercial union -%-,hen it mept. This will give Parliamentary C,madian complaisance in hL otr our wheat (-hartered a pro,:iyelle
i ,I", ', I- reci-procilty treaty ! . V a brutally maltreatc, .; th t at least fair show and. manufact r all
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1 ,,## I-— be'agreed upon b . and honest a' d judicious administration, -,he Bolters deputy bea oms, Inland This is strong language. . ceme'd in the ffito flour, instead of Sending it all out .
I -f. 1, I y the Governments of P came to the turn of any of ;'four persons were CO: : . . I
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1__, I a I ?- 11 , ,,- - the respective countries; and which direct taxation would certainly t6 declare themselves. P -,rhaps the Revenue and the work of 10 - I assault. Harper skip d thel following - carry it by rail.
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" V, - e committee of the I net result will be th( crea- . I day toWroxeter, wher . of that does no kood to anybody but the - cellt,s p
- I ;* , - tiv , most notable.feature of the division in ' General. The "
- I I - OW -, t , . officers and Execu harl'if hamp : . . , Euphen - -11 11,
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-1, 4 . . cred and harried and --Miss aia, McDougall, ;eldest .. er bushel.
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; I 1 4,1 e vote i en by Mr. tion of two new p1q,ces for Parliamentary instead
t, . lot this respect was th giv I his exploit in assaulti . the' constable. exporter? Exporting tbe grain
ous both roads are
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. , I are now. If we do i ent. Ths will daughter of the late Duncan McDougall' of grinding it. is a great. injury. to e I
i 7 .4 1. ion in the premi " I Heseliin identified per aind Hyland
I , 10 i , " I - Iuch act ses as shall best robbed as they, . r r of the Coverdment. followers of the Governin ple - Grey, has taken ber . 9 1 bitiOA) and they are I
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I i promote I It is well known that Mr. Bergeron w departure for Minnesota. She goes em was corro- as they get their ca ' I
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