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. I . -*r - , I : . - i � idly.- I . N ntrue, and I dare you to give one% sill
.1 I goodly nu�iiber of those who deligh� in Ing on rap The Baird Comedy � left for Detroit on Monday last, -' h ere u
� I Edward Oash . sports we*t to Stratford to see the h�rse Company have been play' 9 in Cardng,s : he will. be engaged at his trade as a- gle instance wherb 'I have "tied," o
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. . . Boole I of them were 'poll- Hall every, night this week. T�e I tr is match is expeeb6d to where any person lhas done so in my bf
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Willbeprepared to buy any quantity o . f Fine sliderably disappointed, as theyaaylithe weather is rather warm, for s how - going e played between Blyth and Brussels half or in my interlests.
Wool, Fairand rea.R6na-blo selections as , . I., . ith- on Friday; it is -not . certa�iu at; whicl! making a fool of yoorself trying to cor
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- fleoce . .1. races wer nLot interesting nor was� the I and the houses fiave been I ight notw , ..
soon as the Heason opons: ,�N-o good grass. Wtter raill,way stoinding the sill � . . . : vince the people that you were a suit
in tog, pails or rolls at the otd stand, Goderich affair w I conducted. At the ' . . all admission fee. Tqe place. : . I . -0
z station hdre the following isa stateiinent � company is scarcely,up to he standarq. 0 . . able person for thei' to send to Parlia
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street. Wve me CL Call. . � I of the'tielc-ets sold for the various points i �ivlr. and Mrs. F. He me8ted leaVe Tuckersmith. I- . 0 of th
. 'd CASH. of intereO -. Goderich, 271 ; Dublin 125; here to -day for � Sault Ste Marie w e . � . tier of ness, and perhaps that is one
I 0 T IMPROVEMENTS.- arge. nu n - reasons for my success of which yo
__ ____ � tratford; 25 ; London, 15. . :� . � they will rusticate for a co aple of week . new barns are . being erected in this
- - . . . % 0 � . . - . I I I I a carload- , I f !eem to be.so very jealous. But it is a
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I 11 I r. Chas' Lowrie sh .... ipp d a carload . township this season. % Among otIl6rs
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ta HELP NN"ANTED. -Dining room gi I butter and cheese to Leith, Scotland, 61n we notice that Mr. Kennedy, of t1i e 2nd section to say, as you do,that any reprf
uron txpo 'Ito r# and Chambermaid at Kennedy's I to . 1, Sed h. Wednesday. This is Mr. Lowrie's fir�t the 11ur6n
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concessioih' Mr. Fowler, of -
I 0 1 1 sebtations from me, would induce thei
1� . good wages wili be. paid to suitrble girls�', Ap. � �his year. n this road, Mr. McIntosh, of the Mill road, �I
.- - _ . shipment i The reight o I . to. give tile their patronage if they di
- . � piytomits. KFmN.Ywron the prem.ises. 10,21-2 carload amounted to $2,80 .'-Mr. Robt. 4nd Mr Cooper, of - tile London Roac ,
DISTRICT 'ATT�Rs. � APPLETo-x's Great American G.Glo- Coleman, of Tucke'ramith, recently soid ' I . not find it to their. advantage to do s(
I , . have each erected1arge barns w� fl ston -
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__ . . piodia is a saif UR d to its possessor. � im- a three year old colt for $200.-Mii;s stabling underneath. : I have no desire to injure either you 0
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- � .. parts"all kqo%N- c go, apd, as knowwlledge is I'liNver, 1C . � the'Blake factory, but when p'atronag
. a , 'I Moore, of Stratford, is spending son�d STATIft s. -According to the Voters .
I CLORCEY'�; NENv MowiX(� MACUENE.- he becomes a potential leader,. in sooiet�-- lt . I is offered me� from any quarter � I woul
teaches the gerni theorVilully,i and, therefore, days with her f riend Mrs. ."Joulter. -M ,. lists for this township, which have 'I are r(
Farmers, imple m ,eiit men, and" others in e of thosill less I j ast be even More silly than y.�
' places it�i possessor: in -ad vane - . John A. Wilson leaves to- ay for Mar i- been issded, there are 738 perso a eligi- I I
terested, can have an opportunity now favored Xt c ! inp, knowledge ,y given by puted to be, if I refused it.' As fc
those 8� I . I r ral wee] Ls, bli nanicipal elections
of reviewingthis invention catting on a ts t ,, ilLlster Koch and others torba to spend seve . a to vote at both i �
. 1111, ia.-ja le ' day'dawnihg, -to the I I 0 the -character of the cheese made at in
in septidp, � and elections to the Legislative Asseiii-
't .1 willing to let the prices
'Irgfossio , � n. bly; 44, eligible to vote at irunicipal
John McMillan, M.P.'s farm in - Hullett. medical 1 3ai�itary boards and health . factory I am
Mr. Perry, general manager of the officers sho.uld. e m be in possession of a fu -11 and . have always obtained speak. I hav
Mowat Manufacturing coffilpainy-, of To- cox-pplate s� . It is a profe4sorship in a fatnily. Tm BuRGuARY. -The three youl: g elections only, and 39 eligible to v ote often got a7cent a pound more for m
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. rorito, arrived in town yesterday with Th,is work ii only sold by men, East, Baker and Ckripenter, wl o only at elections to tile Legisla i
will re, alla- now be �u scribed f4 thkough P. .R., House, were arrested on the charge of breakiii g sembly. There are 44 women -Vwters; cheese than cheese made at year factor
one of these mowers, which . � sold for, and I never got less, and
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-with Mr. McMillan, duripg hislTaY days only. T"Vilou IT )1AY CONGKRX.-Thks is Into. the 'store of Messrs. Kidd & St n 90 land o ners' sons; 98 tenant% ' wage never had to do with my cheese as ba
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011tting. t , i to certi6 that I have Purchased f ron i Dr. 1'. R. and .blowing open the fe, of whi(h earners, and one'iucome voter. There ,
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I I- House the complete work of 'the American mention was made last we. , were rL are 424
. . I . art pay the Bri- . I . . persons, eligible ,to s, I . factory last year; some of it was Be ba
WELL Do.Nx.-A picked team from cyciopaidia, ex1anging in .p � 'before the Stratford Poli�,e Magistra�e j uries. I � .
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hand. My object for such . that it could not be sold at any PTICI
the Seaforth Lacrosse Club, w o ose name , evity and clearness of all. in- oil Tuesday Jast. * The ev,dence again it THE ISCHOOL COXTROVERM�.--MR- and a portion was given away and rrmi
I we gave � ast week, went to. London on Ao-r-m-ation given, and also b in moderni ,"up them was not very strong, beirigAargeIy EDITOR, -As considerable discu isi m has
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- Do minioabay to play a mAch'with the !to . the Ist of January, 18861 'I The Aruenc4p Carpent,-r was dl�- occurred lately. rQgarding Mi. Doig's was fed to the pigs. The less you ha%
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Aia deals with the xest drugs, and , to say al -out the quality of the cheef
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. London Otub, this being. One of the ,Cyclopw I colh- , each-
itreats th-d and ini4robe theory fully. I To charged,, but the other two were trying to undermine Mr. Horton t
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Western ntaxio allam. eries. I meithas,,tern�uthe greatest satisfaction, a:pd,l , mitted to stand their trial.' They we: e er in School -Section No. 9, WE, the. made at your factory, Alr. Reith, an
I pionship s i . . V the manner in which it is being manage
The match was a very interesting one,, can cheerfuliv recoinmend �he'%vork to wiy-per- write the following to show . . .
� afterwards liberated on bail of $3OqO undersigned, I
.the play o i. both sides being excellent. son in search of the latest -1 knowledge on aj�y . � that the difficulty arose from -a triisun- by you, the better. Hoping I have sai
� I subject. (�. P. SrLvH8TR1tJ 11. D. Galt' �une each. sufficient to satisfy you,
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I Seaforth woL n the first and third games, . 10HX1 FATAL ACCIMEKT.-A sad and fat Ll derstanding between ourselves during a
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and Londan the second. The. fourth ; I accident occurred on tlic Huron rood conversation, and which becarr e circu
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i gaxae continued for an bour and a half, FROM OLT) . IRELAND. -The f riends df east of this place, on Saturday eveniz g lated through the township, an , ,we Bracefield Creamery. I
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- k, when the ef eree. called " tim e. " and de - Mr. S& muel Clarke, who, for a time was, last. Mr. -Will. Yeo, _O" -Staffa, w E; hereby clear Mr.'Horton of having - b6en . .
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I i - clared the game a draw. . The Sea,forth editor of the Sun nemipaper in Sea,fortfi, driving to Mitchell i� his ')uggy to get a the author of said reports, and also cl�
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, I boys thus came out victorious by one will regret to learn that on account Of grain cradle. He itopped - awhile At Mr. Doig of having tried to ur &rmin:e Tow.-isHii, COUN.-CIL.-The minutes
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,� -ing We the laist Council meeting have been r
iz game.- London is admitted to be one of ill bealthhe has beEn compelled to llea�e Dnblin, and did some bisiness therb, Mr. Horton in said school. Du
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4 the beat clubs in the west, and they had' Can�ada, and has retu�ned to big native - 'and then started for .Mitchell. When contro ve:rsy, if Mr. Horton has caE t any ceived, andwill appear next week, aug]
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."� 4, their best men in the field oil this occa- counfry, Ireland,. where he intends r4- near Mr. John Aikens' reAdencelt abo4 slur on M�. Wallace's literary abilities PERSO-NALS.-Miss Annie Ross, !4
" sion,. If our boys keepon as''they ha�re. siding f or a �.]m e with the hope that tb� I e a mile east of Dublin, he was thrown he is satisfied to retract the same, while ter of Mr. Finlay Ross, who has beE
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� began, it 6oks as if the championship change ma'y1be o� benefit to him. in la from his b apparently on his hM, Mr. Wallace retracts all Blurs cast .upon- attending Alma
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,,, would res� in Sea -forth for theinex-t year.- . dy wo�s Mr. Horton's character as, a nian and Thomas, is now honle spending her hot
, . grivate lett�r redently received from Mi. and wa4 inata"ntly killed. His bol �
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0 — i . : larke,an I d dated Cloness, June 23id, be .1 carried into Mr. Aikens' barn, and kepi t teacher. Signed by I days. At the recent examinations i
11 1 CATTLES,i,liPPED. . Messrs. Crovenlook says:-" I had a ver� pleasant and Pro, �' there until 11 -o'clock the next- day, SAMUEL WALLACE, Trustee.. that institution we are pleased to noti(
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11 & Wiatera shipped several � - ; oads of perous Voyage- over"from Montr al t>- ,when it was taken home. The deceased WILLIAM E LGIE, ex -Ti us be that Miss Ross.' name figured conspici
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tq cattle and, sheep from this 8tatio' The vo3 td te:t le�ves ,a widow and five childr n, to NOTE. -We have -'received fmin �r.
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Monday last. They were Ill, destined7 -days. Theshi I sailed in *49 the Van, � .1 : . Horton a communication in repl � to that ceived honorable mention in the follov
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I for - the old country markets� Most of couver, of. tile W. inion lin � She ,,- - � I which appeared from Mr. Wall cf, ut ing d�partrnents, viz.: Penmanshi]
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I them. were bought by bulk b4t the fol very fine _e�r: I - . ,�nt sight singing, drawing and fine arts.
11 ), I vessel, 1 . made 'a. -a fe � I Bay.field. . i in view of the above amicable se tlem
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11 lowing are the weights of a f�, speed the whole a over of about I ��. � i' - - i,
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ri Hogg, McKillop, �two st�ers, 2,620 Ms.; miles By genial pastor of Duff's and Cava
V am hour. T, saloon accommoda- publish it, as it is well the contr( r 0
� i I � I peft, of the Bayfield road, in this plac�l �e I Manitol:
�, � Jas. Aitcheson, M-cKillop, Ave steers, tion should ehd �bere.-ED. EXP.* churches, returned home from
ii was first-class i I altrespects, and in cut a field of fall wheat of ten acres, on I 1 � I
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V g 7, 180 lbs.; Geo. Date, Hullett, 12 steers, the second cabi . or nterme4iate, the.ac- Wednesday. It is a splendid "crop. I .--I— . � on Tuesday last. Mr. Musgrove ha
t1l . 16,450:%8.; C Date,. Hallett, one cow, co m moda.tion w 'I ite good enough 'for Thi�s is the first of the sea3on, and Bay- . . . Brucefield.: . been in attendance at the Assembl
, * 48j qi a � meeting in Winnipeg. He enjoyed h
t"I - , 1,360 Ibs.; flugh Chesneyi Tuickersmitti, plain people-, I t ni � in the F econd cabin field still keeps the lead. 'Mr. Jani�s I�AS,E BALL. -A friendly game ol baset
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i three steers, 4,bl.0, lbs. The Messrs. ui aitisfied both with - the Reid and Mr. Richardson, of the Ba�_ balt was played on the Bayfield recrpa- trip very much, and returns improve
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. I - Case adso shipped the same day a nlum- treatinent I , rece ved and the class of' field road, Stanley, hav( fields neafl tiori grounds oil July lot, between I a
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A ,& ber of very fine steers, which � they took passengers with i he im I found" my m,lf I far as Calgary. He tbinks we' .1 of -tl.
T, .. I , read ill be at it th'.s wdek. B :: J bilee club of Brucefield and. thel,
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� off their o'%V'n pasture fields is vial -1111- associated. They, were plain, sensible 'y �,ickers " of Varna. The Jubil es con
f If ty. Prices are considerably lower in I Canadia,n f - � next week fa I wheat and wrley harvea 5 t I , so large -and finely built a city as Wii
'. . I ol k, o#, what would . here be will be ener I in this vi, -inity. . Both took the bat first, and by good batting
,:, the old country just now, but we hope . � . nipeg. His return was hastened by th
7 1 called the middle �`,-_Iass Any one w.sh- are goog-crolks. I I and sharp playixiig scored six runs. The Mrs. Musgrove, but Y,
the will take -a jum p up before the ing to pay the oi4, con ' I . . � serious illness of L
I y ,Be ritry a visit cai� do _. Kickers then tried their skill at the bat,
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� animals reach the other side of the water. so cheaply and coillfortfillga'a second- . . was greatly relieved on reaching home i
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:11 . . . .� i � . Exeter,- I but had scored only one run when ' their. in
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1. A — 0 - - class pass I.. er - n - oil line . � BR=s.-The rain of Tuesday last third man wentiout. In the se,-ond ln-, '
-T -On Thar8day. o last week _,I " _ I . . -,om
A neq UP N I- 4. r 41 Dowall returned home from AIL
. steamier. av I no ol 6a vl�_ made the garden vegetabl(s grow. -Mt_. nings . The JUDILees scored Two rallis and: . vei
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as Mrs. Angus UcDerm id, of the Huron in a satisfa �;tory ,state. are ex.- 0. . I I - the Kickers one. .At this 'point this week. He likes the country it)
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wn treinely dul in'Ir6land, eipecially among . � Varna boys becoming discouramo , ob .
Road, Hallett, was driving into to Ge Easterbrook :;Ao I as been con I the�
her horse got frightened at i 6 disabled the faimiux clags, .Mmy farms are fined to the house for sevc ral days, W He says that before leaving the San
baggy which was lying on th6 road side , . D . . are glad to state, is able �o be aroung jected to the, decisions of th('UiLpire
changing h i,nds 'at muel low � - there was a very severe frost, which di
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I rr Mr. Joseph Brown's in arpurhey.. - � er prices again. -'Mr. P. ,Sweet, N7bo has beeb and so brought the game to a el os 1, the . . .
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Rea than formerly.' There s scarcely any wo in f a, � -o'r' of much damage to the growing crops i
The animal. becam e unm, anac- eable and . - apendingafewdaysinLo on,,d result standing eight to t ; I that vicinity.
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cultivation (lone in" this p %rt of the coun, ; . .
backed into the ditah, up�dtting th . home last- week. -The boo t race on Mon Brucefield.
c try (County Monaghan). The whole of LOCALITIE"A.—I'Lev. Dr. Ure, of t4lod�e, Do-di-Niox DAY Pic -sic. -The moi
baggy and -throwing Mrs. McDermid the laud allliost is in grazing and n ieadow. day was won by Mr. Frk, Collins, our . . pleasant gathering of the season, I
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oat. Fortunately there weregoille par- assistant postmaster, wi�th Mr. George rich, will occupy Union eburcli $ulpit C5
ties near b - This gives the country ab this season a Vosper second. -Dorninioii Day passe.d on Sunday next, morning . nd -,A'nincr, those concerned, took place ia'Mr. Rob
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y at the time, who came to wonderfully green and ery pretty ap- and Rev. Mr. Simpson goes to (XO feriel Turnbull's grove oil Friday, July 1s:
her rescue. The horse was -secured be - I : : off very quietly.-Busin� a i is dull, and to preac � Rova' Tern- wher -
pearance.� The houses boweJer, are L d e a number of the young people 4
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fore further serious damage Was done.- very often In a dilapidated -condition, , farmers are very busy w,it i their haying. h for Dr. Ure.-The I
Mrs. McDerm id was ta,ke,n up unco . 1. Mr. Goo. Moir, of St. Marys, did the plays of Tem peranqe of Brudefief I pined that vicinity, who have bad a re-unio
g. � s one th � - - I ' of this kind for several years, met t
n- which i e'id-,a that things r. with their . brethren of Seaforti and
scions, however and was conveyed to generally:'Ze going toiruiu i-ith many of town on Monday in pompany- with M. t Bayfj(
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Mr. Brown's house where every -possibl ' James Acheson. -The mac Varna, lodges in a picnic a I ,d,on spend the afternoon. The day being e,
. ab -Those of them who are i t cessively warn� it Was thought most ji
4 . . I I . axe ver busir Just now --News ite 8 the first of July,'and all en'joyec I MOB . 0
: &I'Vellblon was given her t, r MeuicaL m aking More th a, ])are living are, I .7 .
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I aid arrived, It was found at' aside ' . axe scarce, and the corr�4pondent as pleasant day, and no doubt man,,
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. . t� i ; . . I I � friendships were formed. ThiE 8 ciety -intercourse, which all enjoyed. Aft(
i � fro m" the nervous shock, she h, not re- I & 1 _1_-..t_._[__ . . . har4 scratching � has now a membership of over 7). ley tea was served and justice done tl
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T ceived aerious in'tiry-and she was suffi-
I 21 .1 J contemplate a lawn party in a f w days. choice viands, #tile party bein - ref reshc
q Clently recovered by the af ternoon to be.. LOCAL � BRlEFIIS. _kCssrii, - Yorbes 4ud I I Ashfield. I i I n her and ready f6i active worko, difterei
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1 V, �, . -LArs. Simpson is recovering oi
. , I Donovaii'.a trotti .., 4orse took second
i taken home. , I I m I ,oney at' the S,tratf( races in his class, - Sici�..N;E8,s.—Mrs. Grahw -1 in old la4
I I .. I I iro I I y ecent illness, but is still very. leeble.- games were enitered into with much ze,
.1 I living. on the 12th con., is very low at -%
, -1�.,—Mr. John Hannall, and could easily hav Itiken first, but it here was a nice, shower of rain here on .and enjoyment, and none left the gro
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n, rietor of the Seaforth and Landes- is �sai,l he, was kept ba k aq is to prevent onday, but some of our neighbors were - until forced to do so by darkness. A
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I boro creameries has sold the ly,utter niade him making a rec id.8--Mr. William - njot so fortunate, as a few miles oil aithe:r, then returned to the pleasant and con
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. - . at these creameries during May and u .Sonlerville,'of the Sea,forth Exchange, ORAN I The anniversary sermon to side of the villa(ye there was not a drop modious dwelling of Mr. Turnbull, whei
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. poin a visit —. There are many very fine fields of fa i a programme, consisting of, music, rec
�A � to the 23rd of Jane. Fratin the Londes- paid Rochester and ot er 4 . . .
k, i JV10( church next Sunday at 2:' 30 p. m. - -� pr6- tations g then
9 bora creamery be sold 23,162 pounds ari d this week.—Miss, Minnie Ir6gor, of wheat -in this. vicinity, and baile and readings, was awaitin
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A from the ,Seafarth creamery, 20,80-0 McKilla�, took paxt in the dan'cing at mises to be a"very large crop, ani both Mr. D. C. Dorrance was, called to ti
1 S. S. No. 5, Ashfield, took place on the will be.ready for harvesting by h chair, and filled the honorable positic
11 0 ounds. The price realized was 1K the Caleaolliafi gam -m at 1(rioderich, on : .time
;�i P, I 0 30th ult. There was a lai ge attendan: ce . . .
M cents per pound, being one cent peir Dom inion day.—INIr. M. Y. McLegtu . the bay -crop is secured. _-The- Z, but- admirably. All .were very much ii
I I e A of visitors, especially the ladies The ter made at the Brucefield . has debted for the success of the evening i
,a pound mo�e than was realized last yeax has sold �is residenc. on John street I o trustees and visitors ex)ressed .them- -
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�1 at this time. .This' speaks well for the Q,Y. Ross, of cKillop. Mr. Ross selves well pleased with tile general de-- been sold at 18 cents pe pound., ! The the following ladies and gentlemen wl
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� is one of the pionee e t is- � sale is a satisfactory' . —� J7. J. took part in the programme: Mrs. Wi
',, 41uaaity of bu.t�er made at thes6 cream- t lers of this d e
.. , RE coi. n_ ,portment of the pupils, nd also their -
eries. The, Ile-ulax market ,!price' * for trict, and having go is sons 'all Clark, of Seaforth,. occupied th � nipit ters and M rs. Jas. Cowan; Misses Taylo
0 progress in their studies d iriDg the terni, ,
A I private made �Ziier at the present time fortably settled and � loing for then-iselves, � in Mr. Ross's church on Sabbath last, Kerr, Turnbull and Cowan; and Messr
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A, is 121 cents ,per pound, so' .that tile and having laid im a competency' fo:r A large promotion of pup to took ce both morning and evening, and preached TurDi)ull, Kerr, Hogg, Murdie, and M,
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,.� lent lunch was prepared oy, the ladie's congregations. He is e cordially gi'ven to Mr. and Mr
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I bzvve done for their butter had they will enjoy for thie re ainder of his days . : 1 man of mfich promise, and le� ,,a piost Turnbull and family fo
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I -ug ili Hibbert Branch Agricultural .Society, MR. REiTii AOAI'�.—DEAR E 019 returns of tile happy QCCaSiOD. , He- r
A creameries the sn! sain of over $8,000 berry seas ' which is ow over, was re- - . ' ,_ I
' ill be held on the souiet a earounds at In - your issue of -last week I n Ai ce an- fe�red to the cha
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,. ill cast�, which sh'6uld be scm e help these mark -ably aliort this year, and berries
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t� I Staffa, on Thursd1iy, eptember 29.
; dull times. were, sco�.rci and dear.—Mr. Jamieson � other impertinent screed from t a can- place since he came to Canada, 37 yea
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. . and Miss lAwson left here on M6n0ay - ta,nkerous and notoriety � loving individ- Ago, when the old people now were tl
�. WUAT TuE LAD.iE8 Do.—By th . township, and as the dir*entbrs have thl's - e g people then, and those prese,
I e all- for fbe old country. During her short I ual, John Reith, of ffla4c, in v hidh he youll
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� . residence li�re Miss Lawson made many makes several very serious cliarges were their representatives. He said ',
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r Missionary Society, in connection with friends , all1of wboul were sorry to. . art � I against me without giving one worid of was very much ploased to have so mai
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the Presbyterian church, for - the West- with her.' 'At large ber assembled at display, and a larger turn -out of exhibits proof to support therv.1 Mr. I em spend the day with h'im, al
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.. ern, Division, which e m braces the Pro- the station 'LVIO and visitors than ever bef Dre.
i, . � . vince of On.-tarlo, we notice that for the good-bye.—Itis!sa-id that some g"tle- . - - . . . locality, .as well as whefe he lived, that coming them again on a.similar occ
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r.. year ) . man. f rora Park Hill1is about startirg a . ' . I might treat his wri ings and charges SiOD. The company then joined insin
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.1 Of this f make'of butter and cbeeluy at the- Blake '
% of the Gospel in f6reign latids' Or -, that urpose the stable recently . not that silence on my- part Mi D,,h Ij lead dispersed, feeling that the had. spen t
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amount, the Huron Presbyterial Society 'owned. by i r-. L. Murphy,'dear the ifesi- creamery and cheese - fac ;ory, has been some who do not know the charict .ir and pleasant day, . � :
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coutribluted W.1, divided as'.-` follows : dence of Mr.1 C. L. _p8t._Mr. Alex. sold to Mr. Charles Lowde, of Seafortb,l standing of the man, to �Iaee 'some !
I- Blyth, $40; Brucefield, $60 ,,, Clinton - I � the butter for 18 cents per lb. an'd the z : .
� I Stewart, President of the Seaforth Cale- confidence in his utterances.: Now, Mr. Rensall. L
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': St,54 ; G.oderien, 1$74 ; Kippell, $50 ; donian Society, was one of'the juAges at cheese at S.+ cents per 1-4. I I . ,� . Reith, I did meet you nd Mr. Stickle GIRLS WA --,TED. —Wanted two
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* I Kirkton, ,R $1 A and-, the ' games. at .Goderich on Yriday.--�- I on the Bronsom line last summ(r, and I three G�rls to learn Dress Making. Apply
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i Maitland Society contributed!�$645-76, second-class teachers' certificates this N`Eic-Hi;oRuooD Dois(,,.-,.—AIe;. Mc- in the vicinity of youi factory who did' ' CLEARI-,\-GCASII SALE OF MILLIN-El
- f�_ divided as follows: Bervie $252- Blue- ,week and sixty4our for entran,�e to the Cant, V. S., has gone to Clinton, wh6kie not desir6..to send th 'r mill: i he .4,-,DFAscyGooDs.-R.& AI.Ball wish the
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ll -_ vate, $8,10; Brussels, $11.5; Nthel, $29; high school. The -forl-ner occupied the he intends prac�ising. —M -s. Chesney and cheese factorylthat oeas n'. I woul , hot ,
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- Huron,.- $56 ; Kincardine, :$153.66 ; .. si t- �
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C3 business and are selling out at cost or _el -en 1
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i. Litrigside, $21 , Luck -now, $85 4; Ripley, schooL----!1 NVIr. Sherill hat; received the at N. H. Young's. —Scbo(- I hag closed for you ran your factory as a, creamEiry. low, if necessary. All those indebted to us 1.1
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� Broadfoo! - Mr. SHaw went home staterilent to -you, you turned r( and taken as c.uh. R. & 31. BALL. . I 101f
is nlaaaued eutirely by t lbe ladies, and for TIMessrs. t� & Box's new off to recuperate.
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the good wo,,rk they are doing and the building, 9perations will be comimanced to Brussels on Saturday ,- 'Hiss Radcliffe as fast as you could drive you eal �d at Sow).—Mr. S. Rannie has s6ld I
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- very systematic and efficient manner in — . timber lot near this place,to, Mr. . Rot
in about tNJ,o w�eks. * 'Miss Carrie Free- has gone to St. Helens, aird Miss Doan ever J 'the line' il� told �
which they seem to do it, is creditable . : . y house on .. a I)ut- Bell, jr., of Hay, for the surn of '$2,23
alike to their heads and hearts. m an, head milli ; ner for one of .the I d - returned to her home in Clinton on. tile them that you interided makint I The lot contains ;30 acres of first-cla
- g 17 i reation � are being ter the next week, a.ud you ti u, took .
. - ing. dry goods' houses in Kin 'sto, ' �
. . _____-0-__ . visitina at tier honle here.—Mr. Ar�hur made for celebrating the l2th of July advantage of my generosity to tr y and land, and is heavily timbered With ve
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I Do:q,i�,�w,.,� D1 - _Jak last th Forbes hois j ust Added a handsome - nuid here.—Mrs. 1). Moody, of LuckrCow-, 'is udderinine me. Learning Of 'Ou I' C. .tion, i
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z,ianal stray and a few � lonely-loo,king liverystoick.- It wasbuilt by Mr. P ean raturned horne from the. Gen- kept your promise it is likely yan might says:—On Monday evening, the 2'i
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be seen on the streets during' -the day. drain, Mppbd and his leg came in. 4'on- otitincr. —Alex. Murdoch of Hensall, -to'believe that you had no intention of seen wending their way to the . -villa
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luxuriating on the cool and gra�gy banks ful.Mr,. Joseph Higgins, of Brucefield, drug store, by having it painted. C. was my innoceDce. After ,this I was 'they proceeded to the parsonage. (
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Of Lake I fu ron in tile vicini ty of Middle- preached, two excellent sermons in the Addley 'has the contrac .—The pie nic again asked to send fbr the cream of arriving an appropriate address was rei
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ton's grove, and -all report hav-16o, el�ii'oy- Presbvte; - %.
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etl a pleasant (lay. A large! nurnber last.—_Th4' poles for, the' new Canada was,a grand success. The procession I did not know your factory was gol g to Beatty. They were presented with tv
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'Went to Goderil;h to attead �he Cale- Pacific lin6 are now being delivered along started from tile Methodi3t cburch and be run as a creamery un i, You �-ame elegant chairs. Mrs, Fear also receivi
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doill'itll ga.iiies, and saniclof the 9?t so the rout� in this district aud it. is said arrived � at the grove . n good tirne. whining to me about the latter�spart a -h-Amlsome silvdr butter -dish. "NI
interestedi in the sports that th missect the oi:1166 vill be open"ed here in about About one o'clock dinner was served and of April, and begged of me as a 'avor not Fear made a touching and feeling repl
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tLe ovening train wad had t6 remain two weeks.—'Ur. W. G.; Duff is again in after dinner a ame of base ball and to take cream f roin these parties. I told' After the u.,uaI greetinf4s tables we
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I aver` till next (lay. They, how -ever, en- charge of -�hc teachers who are writing other sports were 'participated' - in. you I had promised to take their cream, prepared on the lawn. Uji-wards of I
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joyed the luxurY of a fresh, invigora-ting here for cortificates. —M r.- H. W. Clarke, Abo�it 6 o'clock everybody returned and I intended doing so, and I have sat dov
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thau provided by the visitors.: After: a fe
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of base I *11 I have given thern entire
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hours had been s ent in agreeable co
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I gotten up for the purpose -of raising the parchL earth, but another down- nine from Morris and Wa
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wanosh against ronage- I shall be glad to receive
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and of the evening. - Mr. Fear and lami
I4 woney for a prize list for a fall s,how, . pour would stillf arther helpt� freshenthe a number of Blyth boys
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and left on Wednesda� for their new held
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and the object was very fully attaine , ,ing to be present, and -not I
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The picilic w:as largely atte nded, and splendidweather for saving their -hay ball club. by any mean..
The former I have misrepresented facts t)
secure .DOT.S.-Friday July ]at was duty o
. the receipts amounted to over $2200. A and the fail wheat and barley are com- came out victhrious.---�seph
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weather continues ve y 7 ry an warm,
and. the crops are � )egining to suffer
somewhat for want o: � rain- , -The farm-
ers in this nFighborb. od are all busily
engaged haying. - W believe the yield
on the whole is vety good. -Mr. and
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'Mrsi R. Patterson, o this village, are at
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present I enjoying a pltasure trip up tile
lakes, and intend tisitiDg friendol in
Cleveland, 0_11io) and elsewhere in Uncle
Sam's dominion befo ie returning. -=Miss
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'Ailler of Lucan, wa. in the villag' last
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week, visiting relati�es and friends. -
.Miss Thomson, sister of the Re�r. It. Y.
Thomson, is herd at present on a visit.
-Mr. Win. Shirray, pf Toronto,-- eldest
son . of Mr. iNt. Shirrmy, of the to*nshir
of Hay, is home on a visit, and lookg as
though the city air aigree ' d with him.
Tim WAY OF Till-, WORLD. i On
Wednesday-niorning another of "thost
interesting events,- : for which oux
village is so justly 4istinguished, took
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Place ill the Canada ,P�esbyterian church.
We refer to the nharriage qeremorij
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of our young tow#sman, Mr. J. T.
O'Brient of the firmI, of McPherson &,
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,O'BrieD, merchant tailors, to Miss M.
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McPherson ' second daughter ol
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A. McPherson, Esq.',, of this village
The marriage ceremony, was performed
by the Rev. It. Y. Thomson, and wa.,
witnessed by a very large numb* of the
relatives and friends of the contracting
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parties, Mr. W. Robertson, -of ,the , firril
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of 1tobe'rtson. & Hood, acting as grooms
man, and Miss McPherson as brides-
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. m4d. Af ter receiving the happ3
congratulations of th6se present on th(
occasion, the happy couple at once. re
paired to . ie residence of the bride'i
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father, Whe , after partaking of a most
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sumptuous eakfast, they drove to th
depot,. accompanied, by -a large numbei
of friends, where they took the mornin�
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'rain for the city of Guelph,: there tc
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spend a few days t with their friend,
and in that neiallb, hood. WeJoin wi-ti
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their many friends In. wishing them bap
piness and prosperilv:
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There - were registe ' in Brussels for th
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females and 11 malls 3deaths, 2 mates
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041beck lost his in
fant child from cl�blera infantum this
week. -The Salvati :) rmy have quit
holding their ineetinit tl!e town hat
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on account of Brno 11 receipts. -Burk's
cirous was here lasti-week, but is not
much. -Miss l"'Isie obertson, o . n ae
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count of illness, hag resigned her posi
tion in the Bruss s school. -Rev. S.
'Jo.uespreached his farewell sermon in
Knox church to a larcre congregation or
Sunday last.-TheRev. W. -Smith ha
removed to Stratfo -
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CRICKET.—Our i 1, C
.rii keters went t(
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Harristou on the fimi, accompanied by
their friends and alsc , the1oot ball cla
who were to take�part in a foot bat
tournament. Th r [eketers speak wel
of. the Harri8ton ljoys, who, althougl
defeated, treated e, visiting club a
well as they had ei er been treated b3
anyclub. The follo-wing is the score,-.
Brussels, Ist innirig3) '16; 2nd innings, 8
H4rriston, first innih-gs, 43; 2nd innings
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Brussels by two r6s and 9 wickets.
The foot �all boys 14yed all a1ternoon
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but none 1secureA a ?al.
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held here on the 30 1�, Jane before E. L
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Dickenson, barrister 'of Wingham, th'i
being the third Coak held without-eithei
of our j u(',ym Th( Bar was represcnte�
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by Messr 1. Mabee an4 Murphy, of Lis
towel, aill Messrs. Wade, Dickson. an
Sinclair, I of Brussels. The followin
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cases were disposed of, -and the judg
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mept summonses -:were adjourne
usual to next Couri:.�Gerry vs. Living
stand, judgment for plaintiff, S139.80
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.McIntosh vs. Welatherhead, judgmen
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. for plaintiff for $66.88; Millard vs.
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Moore, jaidgill.ent f 1r,plaintiff for $8.29
I! I - Fleming, judg
Wade vs..Crittendqn,an
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ment for laintiff a inst defendant an d
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garnishee for full ain unt; Beattie Bros
'McKague and W ill, sett d by , par
vs. .le '
ties; Armstrong vs. A -nlstrong,adjourne�
till next court; Ro&elis vs. Hannon, ad
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Journed till next coui�t- Hobs vs. Mait
land Skating Rink Ompany, adjourn&
till next court, as Xe also the follow
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Smith vs. Webster, R,rb vs. Crowell, Er.
vs. Dunbar, Howe vs. Scott,, A141fiek
vs. White; London Life Insurance Cc
vs. Sellwood, judgment for platintiff foi
$20.75; Balley vs. 'Hinnon, judgment fo
plaintiff for $39.00� Veal vs. Town
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Judgment for plaintiff. .
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Griind Bend.
A SuccLrss.-The ladies of Gran
Bend Presbyterian icongregation on th
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friends, by their good and abundant re
ts, which they served in th
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quiet and pie ' asant day was spent, giv
'"� satisfaction to all, especially to th
]a ids, who realizea Over $A-5 by� thei,
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efresbrilente. We !congratulate -then
90' their good; succd". . . .
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Locm, D0i_-qas.-' Mrs. R. Koch an
Mrs. E. Lippert a4i'ved. home last Tues
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'Nl�chigan. They e o
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mensely.---�Mr. E. 1 ') 'urner, merchant o
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thIa place arrived � I ome from a trip
New Hamburg wh6m. he had been vis
itiog his parents.-I..rs. Fansoll of Exe
ter, who has been I i inu r e , Is aroun
here for the pastj ,wo 0 weeks left fo
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home again a few i to ya ago. -Mr. , Bell
der from Wall -ace I a s been here visitin
his brother. -L,Nlisi !Murner from Ne
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Hamburg is here vAAiting her un�cle M`r
G.J Murner. Miss Sarah Murner, daugh
ter of Mr. Peter � ilirrier-of Napierville
Illinois, arrived hei et a few.days ago, an
is I the guest of ter' uncle' Mr. G
Xnmer.--The' Public School buildin
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wing for he purp of buil ing a lar
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fleish have this contract. -_S eorg
Re:ss has received bbe'contra tof Makin
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placed.in the new �own hall there. Th
price is $300, and bo has alreiady com
menced the work 'The scho)l holiday
have begun, and t, e children are run
ning at Iarrfe.-'_%Tr1[ 17. Cress-weller, prin
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f3 Toronto, wbereil. �
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meither, who had 'been here; for som
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weeks. Mrs. Crei
Blake to spend her holidays *ith friend
there. -Miss E. 8h.affer,'the assistan
teacher, has also gon�e home to spend th
holidays. -The whe4t swindlip, of *W6,
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the particulb,rs have already been given, - - Mitch,ell,
has been settled in this wav by JudgL* - . c1lurch4
) Toms: H,edeclare(I-tlietr.i.;is4tioniiulI -, .. .from # eir baztiir alla.
I and void, and re . IDU Dbx llniolr aay� �
quired the wheat dealer . .,. C. Kruap(
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ments lie received from him. , By Nir � 't acd1d,p tally broke,
. � I iltze's barn x
a Ortwi.ne takin g legal proceedings apimt at A� �i ��l d the W
this scamp, Mr. Zinimerm an, a neighbor, had ione (
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who was sil,nilarily bitten, has also been broken near the �nl-
---Mr. Thonias ;Gi�
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. relieved. They have saved at least -of Fullart;oII4 deliver
3 -1$250 -each by the proceedings. It is high - 'at cattle P
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time people were learnina to beware of year ')Id -
t' .at .Mitchell the ot
all such swindlers. Every farmer should mals averaged 1,085.
2 keep a bull doo, of the most ferocious, _Uessrs. Thom,A
character, a -Ad 1136enever a stratge . . ped- �
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8 lar or acrent of any description Oiter& ped a; tcarf*lg (.350 -bi
. �D Mitchell to Toron
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. upon his premises, he Olould let thQ,dog The� had �till auOtIL
8 loosi,, on Min and worry him. This 18 .i . .
about the only safe way to treat such I cellat% -. .
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casitolners, - � _W. - Ilichar&,:
- . thrown from his 'I
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y - ExAMINXATio,i. -The midsummer ex- railN�ay bridge. R.
, brokien and WW -SIC'.
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- amination in UniOn School Section, No. head-. - I
s 5, was held iu the above school on - 'Pierce Collison
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; under the tuition of Miss -Christy JL '
t Halliday, acquitted themselves remarii- - . jing , beffers for a,
ably 'well in all the subjects upon which I ranching in the IN'i
� -about 700 ii-ailes 'W,e
; they were examined. Miss Hallidayis . I ,
- a very industrious worker, and seems to price, paiawas ai)oi,
goVern the children by love, and not by I each,. On the day
. the strap, as some do.. Her ni-ethod. of Scott- shipped- -a <
- perfect as can be de- � Montreal market.
. g is as near : hea from Wm. Sa
sired. It is the opinion of yonr corres- I w . eighing 5,�060 poi
- pondent tfiat if you want a good teacber � head1rom, Elijah I
- go to School Section No. 5. May she Ion i $600 - 4 heatl fro
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- that "He w1lo governs all" may gra-lither i _y�, for $165 ;
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I wisdom to instruct the childrei� in the . , 1: � ")
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) � way they should go, is tile wish of !
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r HONORING A PASTOR. -A few evenings �
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P40 ibb9n for his new field of labor a ; the'frontilounAs
social gathering was held at Mr. INA- � . 11 )
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f showinc, him some. tangible expression . i i 0 the head I
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e sented him with a beautiful albu�' and 1. � -
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gentleman's toilet Lease, and the following I "
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- address: "Dj,.AR RROTHER,—WC, the .'. I 1��
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Dungannon, being �about to sa farewell 'i the t
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to you, have thought it fit and proper to . 41
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embrace this opportunity of (,xpresihig 11 . left, wrist. .
our appreciation of your servic. a amolIgst I
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us during the past year. You !found us 4 .
stran: a, but you leave us devoted and I lipeof Nvaluee'ne
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I admiring friends who will fo .. -your - I . Ulednesday de,st*
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f attire career with interest wl ierever in ,I
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the Providence of God yoLa i . -1
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f cist. One short year, :but oh., hovr . I 11,
i . tory, no last lia
0 eventful. One year of association at ' i � ,
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- pilgrims together, in which to 'Ce I have � .
a friendship whic ; � been L nipt
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d Petuated in -eternity.. God alone call I
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tell the quality of your faitbfulness in � L
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-at responsil ilities. Ma I � for S3,L000. Th<
. gre L ) y God bellp us � 1ps,tront,, --who c�
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and brother, and beg you to a�cept this �, - kin, 'formerly ,of
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- it not as much on account of its valuess I I
t6 Memories which it recalls. Signe,d i e had Iivtl(l fo
e on: behalf of the young people." �Ir. . I .ed Was one of ti
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AM Kil bin replied in a very suitabie I � .v�
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�t mother left last week for the. f�r _North--" ; '
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- west on a visit to relatives forlthe bene ... � - L i . I � ��
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fit' of his health. -George K. Ters011, �� I 1!�";-10
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a wife and child, left for their hoine in 11 . JU
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0 unusually heavy in this nei),hborbood I? a �
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8 this year. Ha ing has comneDced.- - �, 1, . ld.&Ltion.) I ,
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t Philip Reddon, of Carrick Bp!n,t a fel'� I , al.
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e days wich A. -Taylor. He W' acconl- �! . - - Archal age of.
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