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oods, . - 11 � NTY-THIRD YEAR. I- �, SEAFORTIEls I I,:., . � $1.50 a Year, in Advance. � I'll i
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- I . . . . I I wnship and as- Rebecca McClur4, Roxboro, 387 p1r. Sovereign is 92 years old and Mrs. or eight years ago has yielded him $475 - . illy four or . �
institution D t phila thr4pic' one't several schools of the to , I . .
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I -W. McIntosh, N6. 6,:McKillop, 389 Sovereign is 87. 'They have resided in in cash IlLud two olta —'and a few I i -
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� I J ANUARY.- and deserves the flue quha,irt rs approach certain - . anitary condition,- and that BeosieMcTavieh,�No.% Tuckersmith,389 or near Paris about 42 yeArs. *c� To'not ago he sold the are y h � �
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I & . Jackets . I . - . w selling any and a.11 heavy The. furnishings will cost $5,000 extra the'wdter sul Such action has Ettie L Pro6tor No. 1, H" 11 tt, 468 thousand of married couples is vouch- .4 Carlotte ' an the purchaser, Dr. J. that camnot be- told. �..L ..
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# without doub',t been followed b good A. Prendergast, r., ith, 442 safed seventy years of wedded bliss, �nd �I . I
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- Winte goods at a reduction in 'price. ate intending second to 131 pe of its sort I . ell lWinthro ' \ 383 the event is well worthy of commem ui, New Brunswick, is again ter of John Miller of W�Toolwicfi town- � 1 �4 �, .
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� I . ! ' ge building, near ti I university, a, -satisfaction ,with the 'general aterest .Teresa Roach, No.'3, Ri 11 - I excit�eti er. e discovery of another ship, Waterloo county, 8 I 1. I- - :. I
if you. ---have anything yet to bAiy, call, Colle' 4& at,. N 1 ,'5, Tuckersmith, 515 —Lieuteriant-Governor Camipbe . attemp I ois n a amily with candyJ family of five children, the eldest of - .-. .1 � - : I -
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If a, . at home at Government House n ;,ew The A to hristmas a woman cloaW whom is aged eleven., and the youngest , , .
� I ve, and the low free so possi- Ellen Taaker, EUrlock, 1425. � -
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. - . I his W9ding are firetz also in eve y re- woithy ambition to have the homes and H.W.Cresswell, No.7, T hitb, 327 guests. I I I
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' 11 � I- Edward M"Faulls . I orenzo Proctor, No. 1, Hullett, 408 - -Miss Nellie N1 urton,on I of h . . 4 �w __. 1. 41 ,
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I - . . banner townsaips of our Province. -R. A. Wallace, No. 5� ��,uckerg,mith, I � - .11 I
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: . , I A correspondent at Moose Mountain, cal Health 01 leer. ichanai,,Nq.6,E.Wawanosh 422 rapidly recovering frow o -weeks' at- detective purposes, be threw the candy animal his coilar bone wa fra ured .a _. I 11
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L11 and yora witt S&ve � ' iboine, �writes -pn the l9bh of, De-, I . � Bertha Coventr�l ,' 42-1 tack of typhoid fever -,until a clot of into the stove.: -fr. L i - I ! ,
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I - . - , � I 0 � - 460 blood'in pasSiDg through the heartitop- -On New Yeai's Day h, W. J. he in again fit for work.. "
7 - I I If 01TY. comber as follows i I - High Sch6ol Entrance Lam' P. Densnriore9 I �
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I I "The summer oi 11880 was. ver'�' dry 1 415 ped its action, und she died instantly. Hanna, barrister of Sarnia, and Miss , -Mr. Rugh McIntyre of Mitchell, _.
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L 11 ., I Tom ve er )ry or profitable� to the farmer',,,the mill - � - of Killarney, Ireland, is with! his quietly up to P ' and were in that town to Mr. William Squire, I I - -
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I McFaul I , The candidates were re- Mr.Thol as- Rev. Mr. Stout. Mr. and Mrs. Hann% The price 4( - J
L I -� ate gathered together, when in town or 23rd and 24th. -in-law, 2 in aid was $3,500, which is a .. : 1; if
� L . settlement of the di riot. The spring zie, No. 3, Culross, 404 ix visit to his brother . p I -
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� .N,lr. Madden is making a tour then just as quietly left for Watford, very fair consideration, The stands are , I
I 9 f 1890 opened on t phle 4th -of .April, and Anniq McMillan, tl�th, 404 Kenny. S 7 .. L
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� �. I � i these, seeding was g on the .7th. Bert S -Anderson, No. 4. Turnberry, 434 in America in search of- rest and r cu whei I �N ' � �_
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- knights of We grip, b - rks and one-third on ea , . -named ' , who had arrived, at on Saturday, night a little daugh- -t I �1_ L
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� arid Presumably the 0171- 'farmers- felt hopefhl of reaping,a, heavy was 382 ma R.W.E iCoad, Wingham, �. 15 -The Star of Betbleham can now be I . "'. . , .
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harvest. me up rapi and riend, - 451 seen every clear morning be . . - �, I
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ust ha-ve taken much I - 8'amPle of the ��orld's drum- very everilk, but. we got our, usual gold Fred Hartley, Blqevale, . 546 and seven I I . 4
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chip, far on in 509 and disappear' from view a o 0 � � ,i .
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g the ptilpila. The ex- merm,and they are famed for good deeds, IlMay, the frost being are iven th' names of the candidates John Mcliiunoii, N�o- 3, CuliI 8 � - - �r
I . . I . 6ough to [almost destroy the oat; 9 0 Alex. McDougall,:No 9, Turnberry,401 o'clock. To see this 8iar is an event in day. A her 4o badly that her recovery is_ doubt- - !� ''I I
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Foncert wt�re among the the o e to the other. . Wheat sfuffiiied to II extent who have be�n provisionally passe time, as it is rarely vioibl6 in -What mijfit have been a serious ful. In trying to extinguish the flames, T . �
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L_ the pablic, school here., . 0,unual: meeting the other day in this to � the local exal iners. ' The certificates of � I P . I accident occurred at Ingersoll tha oth- ,Mr. Little's hands were badly burned. � , I I :
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: . in low spot8,- buti beifig more hardy than 1111 Harry McCrae, j�.o. 5, Morris, 431 Canada. � . I t 11
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i Last Monday was crease of 268 over la,%t year'. Their I, . tion Depart ' en wi e sent them by i � - mixed train was backing and the realt Avondale cheAp factor� was held fa the � . � - -,
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I Th re was a big crowd I- - ,set4 axro �185,531 over the Inspectoll S &13 soon as they recepe no-,, L. Nethe . Ttiq car, which was -A passenger one, bicked. factory on T6umd y 2.5th ult. The re- I- �. ;
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,of., the township, After- . I .,is satisfactory. The ti'ce'from th( Department. - on We cow -catcher df the engine, of a part for the season showed that over ` : ,
. .- 30,368, mostly' for 1proved a scorcher, the worst in fact - I . James Warwick, No.7, Morris, V2 said he was in the habit oe"�uying hard- I ,.
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rk read aff ther nominees I mentit totalled up 6 GODERICIL - atged to his . freight train. . A brakeman who was on 821- tons of -� cheese had5been rriI - ._: I � I
I k . . onuses, Joince I came out here in 1882. Barley � 113 R U- S S E LS. ware and having it ch 3. - . : .1
Reeve.,,;F, ff - 11 benefits. and accident b iii �s, Goderich Pub. Sch., 4�3 other boys. the rear platform jumped to save him- which sold at -an average pya,qa of 9,303 - � i �', ;
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asociation hab dem , wad about half out in head, and that'is 491 mother, and . I I
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ty Reeve, 8!&m. Rain le�, n 49 , n is self. ,The car containing four passen- cents per, pound, thus &MOUDtiDg to over . : 11 -
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_-ii � . � , buy the old Central 113ank &a far as it succeeded in getting'. The, Emnis, M'11'��' , 41 . III Rozell4l Cochrane, I 5.19 When.tbd bill was prese ted to h were ladies, was $15,000. i � � �
,� --; Councillors, Wm.,I'- cided to Kate Mevicar,l . 470 - ra, of whom two My. Ballautyne who has I � :A
� rposes wheat did better, but did not come out I Tilly 4`4ing, No., 3, Grey, 466- rriothO she repudiated it. ge . - 4 i 11
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elker John Schnell,Mr'. , I Building.; for c . McCqghan, " I � ,. d Trunk raised several � inches, the steps Nviere bought the business, was present to make . �Jl
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, - . With this club' of the prololl'ged hot spell in very good Edith i 4,6 66, , M. Wkee, No.� 4,Grey & Wallace,445 _Al6i employee of the Gran I . �T� �
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- B.,Fo ter. Speechea- ;,vt & cost ,of $40,000. � Abram Potti, . .450. 66 - . - broken and a large number 'of windows arrangements for 1891. . . I : � I.
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J 1 4 , � lio.use in� Toronto tile association will condition. Early in August -we got a 1, J�mi Mitchell,; I I ... r Vrorks London named J . Back - . This was the extent of the -On Christmas night, or early next ,
I � . Stamley, 477 iashed. I :.i
I the cand-idiLtes and the z � . � Mary D. Campbell, No 4, ' r .
I . - I good rainfall -which seemed to revive the ,b Robert Duricanson, No. 2, Grey, 428' ley rnet with death very suddenly Satu - _B" �
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t up itutil half past four. : Elizabeth Snowdon, I 1 429 but needless to say the passen- morning Mr. August Renoks, 3rd con- : Z111 I
, � I I . . � I . n wheat and oats, but only for their litter � Harry Fear, No. 9, Morris, 456 day afternoon. He was engaged unloaiding damage, . 1. .
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i has � een here . Friday - evening. was an unqualified suc- destruction. They got cau ht.by the Rosa t E. A. Hill, Brussels, �- 63i a oar'of lumber, and ,was gtetting off the gers i; - ?: 4
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Id -friends. It is - nine L_ , cess. Ex-Lieuteriant-Governor Rob � - 14 John W, Korney, No. 3, Morris 471 en . . 3 .
which injured them hadly, 6specially on Wallace M. Johnston 1 429 - ' f resident of Ingersoll and one of the Boyle were arraigned before Magistrate � � I
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ice -regal t9ast9and I Willie'.Masou, Noi 9, Morris, 416 His head struck - I - Z �
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f erred to the fact that the lower larids. On the uplaIuds 0 . 64 � WR(PXETER. :
in his remarks re . - - � . - owners of the brutes, -and damages - . -
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by,of Cavalier, Dakota, ,Sir Francis Hincks w 6( 432 � county: Whisky brought him Fiskedfor. Boyleadmitted the charge, �J
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� on Yonge fact, pdUtets remained green until the Lizzie Stewart, , � 418 W. G. Sanburn-, No. 2, Turnberry, 507 --For the, third time , withinj Fix gan . � . :! .
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�ere on his way to Sea- ; the counter of a small store down step by step an'd he finally left but Leyburn Pleaded not guilty, and a I a �
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I - - 25th of Septer4ber, but only on a north- Lizz,ie Gledl ill, ', " � Fred Xogt, Wroxeter, 511 .m1I the ratepayers -. of Birdoall's I � �_ . 0, �
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7 � &Y, I - slope. Tfirnips .' E. Francis Wright, No. 1, Turnberry, 394 school'section Asphodel township, � - Bay City, going to Alpens where he re- protracted trial followed. The case was ;
txxovv storm and slehzh, triotic, and Mayor Clarke neatly uttered era ere good, Maggie Mcclusky, No. 6,1 Goder�cb, 543 nained a fe'w years and afterwards re- dismi,seed with costs. '. �_�41
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ngling emourstreets.- - airy nothing@ about Toronto's municipal September and October. Th Lizzie Rudgeon, No. 1', 'Goderich, 645 , A. B. -Jamieson, No. 8, Howick, 415 tilI have suffiered at the hands (if an I oved to Cheboygan where lie has since -Mr. B. McEvey, of Elizabeth street, .. , -
is has been E. F. Miller, No. 1; Turnberry, 486 incendiary, the,third building Ill a m I . � I
to Bay Strattord, died rather suddenly the �,- �'j I
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, of Berne, Michigan, ' Benson Cox, No. 5,.Goderich, : 548 , the flam6s on Wednes% as lived. When Barnhart went W � I IL, I
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When. a humorous American visitor of the only geptember?and October since Ida B. MeG -a-ire, No.; 18, Howick, 403 prey to ' " . . �� �
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11ccal , Ortwine, ,of the ID Wilfred Elliott, No. 5, Godericb, 437 1 : week. Ar mitten found ad acent tZ d. his - ife was an other evening. He went out into the L ; . � -
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I'Vere last week united I - ' Lizzie Stoy Ashfiek, 510 � 6 building is expected to furniBli a clue to educated and talented woman but she yard to get some wood, and upo _4
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of the iron girder bridge � � . soon di�covered that strong drink was turning complained of'a pain in his head. - � 1,
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tile deep i picturesque Rose:- �eptember, and nineteen days in Oc- . Canada. I .
gan this, week, fGl-. ravines . in . James M 434 Mrs. Campau, of Windsor, hail a big ma,ster and she procured a divorce Medical aid was summoned, but be died � ! 1 �
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� date, big expressions . , William Ru ledge, it 1 495 Th.e Koch lym�h is now being used being killed by In,- I from him, rerlI to Chicago and be-� in a few hours.' He was an . extensive ,_ 1-1 ,
d wishea from, all. � for their solidity ver' little sno�w fall ; say half an -inch I narrow escape from 1. . �
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af Listowal, and Miss ILI Very fine, very fine," or so. Decem'ber opened cold and Fred. C. Ta b, . 444 in Toronto Hos�itw. Jersey cow, the other day. She enter. coming married igain. I furniture dealer at Stratford 'fifteen ; !
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a- beauty. I . -2, Ashfield, 442 -Dr. Wad-el-W,ard has -turned up iIn' � �
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: the 14th -coacessiou an Thomas Hu'seyp No. � ed the stable where the brute was, when -A frightful a4cident is reported � ears ago. Re was a man - well known 1, I 4
A light,�Ejnow storm set in � y � .; 1 1
stormy. , cturing �n I , .
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one . last week, -8 -till. . the mercury running Joseph Mc iven . ! I Own, from the townshiplof Rochester, near and highly poken of. He �_-_
bridges r council from the east[; g.�-happened on Tucs� it
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__ I quite the other thing ; the little purling has disappoared'f roin the prairies. Very - I � Montreal on Sund4y, 28th ult. . 4 . with his *ife, took fright place at Mr.Robert D. Boyd's,residence, .1 __. k- I
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6rer, of the 14th con- - ,few cattle or 'horses have been in the, . . I -On.Saturday afternoon, at Penetan , when the horses . i I
now cariieA down in a . - �8, , e d, I � 4 � in at something and started to run -awa-Y Downie, oil Sunday 28 th ult,, of cot- �jl
'rl.' F. E4i.8t performed brook 61 yore is Estella Broi rnD,IUN('�t_NONsb1fi 1 35 ' -'Mr. James M�-Laren, the millionaire i he,ne on arrival of the mail tra . . I I
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. - Mary Pentland, 414 ,po from Allandale, a lad about 10 years of Tassier tried t6 curb them, but he was sumption. Deceased was sou of the late
tea. . - I . . the! plains and up in the inouptaing. I - I . � I .,� ,
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t, I - � i Daniel'Sinith, No. .6, Ashfield, - 45 dry goods at 'may track. He wag struck by the train, At a .1 ill I . I H �1,
I/aptain Wm� Babb, of finished, and renders easily accessible a ,L HEALTH W v ore ill Hamilton, on the lot ' ing Tassie'r ah&his wife out. The & Abrabam,of Stratfo . - H i
, ANv UAL REPORT OF M ED10 ' 467 t torn throw I , rd. Mr. Rigg left Z
I illiaM Wilson', No. 5, Hallett - and had an arm and legalmos I I - . � �� 1. T
hation, Goderich, has I formerly isolated region of choice prop- Offiag-R.--Aln) submitting mY aninual re- jail, � �
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58t, Of the' week in. this. -foot port for 1890, as Medica,l Heal I It 1, confec. 0 ff. He died7 after about two liours' woman fell on ber sh
erty. The span is 442 feet. The 54 Myles"'GibbbilB, .� a . suffAing. i and Tassier,tangled upin the rig, wall ado, for tho benefit of ]lie .,health, but . 4 11 !
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qalong the beach for ,ed for the township, I have in the first -William lt,eed, No. 9, Ashfie'ld, - 493 'tioners and biscui�. manufacturers, Men- for 100 yards. Neighbors who could riot sta�hd the change of c imate and �. I i
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a & lot, Of logs, la,th and -�, which contain 260 tons of steel. Tt e place to congratulate the members. of i Ida, McQuoid, Nd. 16, Ashfield, 493 treat, have failed with liabilities of saw the a6ident hurried to the scene returned horne. well known I
, wick took place at Port Stanley Satur- 1 3'.
isacared. �11 I d 770 cubic d . 11 I EXICTER. . , $55,000. 1 � . � ,
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11 �Vf masonry. By all odds i't'i8 the 390 house close by. Medical aid was sum- -The annual tea meeting in connect- I
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vuit,ha& been holding, : eat'joh undertaken by the City for years. mo complete freed'orn from any serious Emily Gould, Exeter Public School, 456 been appointed registrar of the county I LvaiI, as Tassier died I i church, ,�:� I
J . 3, late W. resident of Port S uley, of which iplace moned, but of no f on with, -Main street M-ethodiot � � �L I
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i fd-r the past three . I .y should take a boom in this fat& epidemic. The ,cases of cont ,I 434 of,Hastings,in supcesMon to tht + Ife the next Mitchell, was held on NewYear's night, .1 I WT�i
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. ,ench locality when spring 9.1 oas iseases which have been brought,i, George EZ�ett, I 14 472 R.' Poilton. i � I His mother was a I siflyr of Rev.' Dr. morning. They leave six children. but on acco'unt of the exceedirigly wet I I .1 I
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Mr. Irwin is & I 114 t. . n L tb6 1;� a
place., -of the.calebrated street rail- my ttention have been in every i9stance Nresisie -Th.3 Prepbyt6rian Mission church o 013� - weather was not nearly so successful as � .; i
� .. The end , I Eacillett, 389, Ryers former Ejuperintendellt Of 4,he residence of Mr. Thomas Pat I � . ��k J
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�pealxer, and an ardent Dow be seen spor dio in the treet� Hainilton, has , on former occasions. The,- tea however 14 I
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L - with the naked eye. On Monday starts th b to r, 439 to call Re . 0 � of a happy wag I I
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I George M. 'u�nbull, No. 5,,Ha3 I . -Five �housand doll re haI been re- Dorchester, was the scene .
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I been laboring in the city's cause, A hou io do in . ,Stewar raie, No� 10, Hay, posited with a friend th( enry, - e children, grand children Af ter , i
i pour out all the in- opp, red. In the early part of the year Charles Johns, No. 6, -Uaborue, 429 gregati on Hamilton, e e absolinded ' nd great of thait pastor, Rev. r - I
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' I longer is as was commonly called, was wide -04 e I I, - 416 at a _ I 4
tri athernatical facts with which Arew, a with $26,000, The Bank of Mo treal � _1�
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I to the arbitrato s to decide the spr d, but J. N. Henry and S. J. Henry each for Grandpa Patterson." At this gatheritig also gave some nice iiielections of musle, I .;
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I . of arbitrating. � Maggie -B0-1 , No.'.I.q; flay, , 404 ' , Tils , arg, was being transferred to terilon is now in his 86th year. H�a re- ma and Wallacc-facthries wan made from , . 11
�manuer in, which the . I I and have siupe,� or will yet, become � ed larder at his rOsidence im Quebec was onbt rom Bauffshire. Scotlandq in Listowel 'station. The shipment con- � ��
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��theifpieces, At the. . These stolid men ictims to thiA most fatal disease. This .robbed of thirty t�urkeys iniended ior the Woodstock gaol Friday in charge of ;,:
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I � Board of Traie, on- Wednesday let fly v Jury Brown,'Union No.46, Hullett, 473 � 1852, with tea of his family, leaving the tained nine cars and was made Airect ;
f Chief PoW and -&& the train was palling . � �_
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� Last day (if the year, Annie Cameron, No. 14, Stanley, ' 468 tb car. Theirain waibrought . *;
� . I largely increased -mortality iitatiatics of Kress, OV Philadelphia, have begun a from e - � which he -is now living, Elma, Moles*orth, Eimbank, Donegal, �i :
� a, beautiful silver" . eno!lg4i wai� set apart by the flour And . � , Lizzie A. C4nninghaxn, 5, Hallett, 554 is puesucto in at the corner of . f ! �
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�If b hich - , all high in- 431 . I I aving retired from active- farm work and 3rd line Wallace, the number of �:�
, he last " call. " At Mabel Al. 0 luff, No. 10, G6daricb, i iles the' man h �
� grain, �e6ction for t - a chase of two or three-, ill L - i
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� , ng members began to assern- ' Sude Elliott, No. 10. . 404 -2,000 borlI si� about 25 years i IL �,�
11 : one o'�J.ock the was put on board again, � 7
�d'd SAve the Queen "' laigely due to the fatal ravages of , ga� , A by-law granting a $ truatee in the FlectiOtl brings over $25,000 into circulation in
l I erial Bank Building, , Dora Err%4, Union N 5,11ullett, 4 acity of school i -,- � I
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Z � : I .. .. . the close of his well-rounded periods he - Aggie Hamilton No. 4, flullett, 397 years, is. a I' ,ef ormer in politics, an viere Molesworth,who received $6,719.80 ��
. � . I dtary regulations seemed to limit its � 0 1 .39, the old city of Quebec danced the old He Was born in England in 1824, and .
I � - . I w1th a shower bath ,of Bar Tons, Logan, Blyth, . . . . good type of a Lowland Scotchma ' Hie for their shipment, and Elms who re- � I -
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- I -pal . force the homes of the rich and the poor. Annie Mu4ard,No. 14, Stanley, 527 . tat the grand Maaouic ball rector of Christ church, Tenterden, . , eris mud f%rmer8' ceived $6,574.40. , I ,:A �
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e vil- . in.g, but io'A No. 5, Hullett,466 1 5 . rred to, live in Coney, 'of Brussels, died at the residence . 1�
. . th' - 14ird should have taken, warn innie Nixqn, Uu . at the Academy df Mu i I Western Ontario. He -
. ordinary care but little danger, the ' fa- M -Jag. Slater, 1:10t, 24, concession 7 11se also possessor of not less' than 93 3
i Emigh, of Brussels, I a secot.d on- 395 -
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'01W Olive Thou pson,' Bayfield, t l'orra, bad two f%t lainbs stolen -An old man in foronto,named4obn � . "
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I more thorough � 430 we! ond deceased had been in- the employ of Mr. 1 7,�111
Lent� , development of pneumonia or phthisis. I frodi-his barn yard one- night recently. Moore, who has been married,& see 11-6. - :
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Iby the - upsetting of a . Janet Weir, No. I 1, Goderich, 4$0 great intereat. I . ing his time at the trade of er, &c. I - . 7
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1, Oue was,96ur from head to fpOt 3any victims - -Mr. Thomas. Somerville, of Hays- swallowing three or four ounces of .
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Nith the rack,. re-�' I 11 antieg were knocked oat of 'all precedent n McG. Archlibald,No;2, Tuckeramith,399 Perth Items. precedin&�his death, but was not feeling - I . : -1,
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�y severe injuries, -On Q, , by these merchants, turned young James D. Britnell, No. 10, Hay, 468 - n n 0 M r. , sef4,nd son very smart, and on Tuesday the ,; I
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by which the ravakes of that dread dig- , tbat!village, ut the sale of land for back been on a spree, and on retur i g hom -In. . . ?.�
� eople of our village � John Brown, No. �6, Hallett, 1 455 th of Mr. Walter Thompson, Mitchell, has ance -of a physician was necessary.
P again On this occasion. Flout and other Be might be stayed, will in the event I taxes held in Berlin, on Saturday, 27th Wednesday night concluded7that dea I . 1! I
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�Iha ringing of the fire - -18 were -led vieryLwhere through ea Nelson Bell, No. 8, Hullett, 458 � . ination at the spite of all that could be done he gradu , , I.,
�� ' d tOL be at, the resi- . samp! bur ., of success rewlil,rding the efforts of Koch . ult. . would be a fitting termination to ,his passed the primary exam I I I
We . - During the afternpop many - Wm', Baird, No. 1, Stanley, 398 - � Ontario college of Pharmacy, Toronto, ally sank until death relieved him irom
the room. an -workers, awaken the _The Cant ,Brothers Company, of period of jollity. 7 . �;,
. - d his German co ' . - - til Pain ��:
�. Young,. but b6fore I of them wentabout town ,*ith unmis . - G.eorge Co Union No. 5,Hullett,482 L !d, c.apital-$40,000, to manu- -On WI tes�lay morning last: eek, with first class honors. Z . During his brief illness he I
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,�hed Ahe plac i their ml _- I , , -At the. - � I
e -natured G. C u n i n g �a`l, 418 1 - a serious ace del annual meeting of the On sI many encouraging words to those I . Iz
� takable evidence of the good the world. Time alone can prove the L ufacture,wood land iron working ma i nt occurred in the bar- � -'.
4ecruirod. Something � ; f,s. Th�eqe excited j as 1, No. 11, Goderich,484 . ario Veterinary Aspociation, held i , and secured more than one .
11 I � fray upou their cloth true value of this now largely sought . F. Chkirchil chincry and toolls, has been incorporated racks, Kingston,' . Several childre� built t �-M near him . '.1
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, he�f urnace and caused � I greatqi,dmiration'amon)9 the dewsboys T. W. Err I tt, U.nion.No. 5, Hullett,485 Iario Government, a large snow house, and while Victor TorontQ last week, Mr. Wm. -,Qibb, . promise in reference tomeeting on the . �,
,on fire, but further Next Friday the, for remedy. Several cases of diphtheria by_the On . I . Alf. was born in Morris . . I
ag e . hnd unregenerate- ith' brushed clothes were brought to my attention during John Foot No. 10, Stanley, -523 it has been decided that the inquiry Drury, the 9 -year-old son of ,Major S., Of St. Nlarys, was elected President. -I other shore. " . . -
ill . wag dGbe.-A I Melvin Gr:lham, Noi 10, Stanley, 475 . - iation for 1891. , township, and grew up a bright, intelli- I
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... � � Board of Trade, W ir year 7 8 'the early part of the'year. Investiga- :3S4: into the Canadian export cattle trade Drury, and Mary Cotton, the 10 year-' of the Assoc . � , s
Ing falks took in. the - will begin th4i 'eorge. W.1 Hill, No. 4, Goderich' # the
.. and solenia fa-ces, tion re ealed the fact that the cause of G at in the Montreal daughter of Colonel Cotton, were inside -A horse -attached to a sleigh gent young man. He had tbe,.necessary . I
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't ninent at, Bel- ��Lard, No. 11, Goderich' roperty of Mr. flugh Thompson, of St. - ualifications for teaching whien 16 years - �..
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� . labors in their splendid ne the disease was due to impure water, harbor commissioner's office on Monday, the structure caved. in. The girl was P q � 0 . i
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e. -Mr. Robert - onge street corner. Owing to . Fred Johnston, No. 8, Bullett, NfaryS, dropped dead on Christmas Ev .
thb Front -Y taken as it was from ,4 well into which . jilly 5. � soon dug out,. and revived, but when the, 1 1 1
��erton,. is payi-vo, his , -� I - while beirlg� driven over thkrailway - - . � .1
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' 6 - 3 :-. --Mrs. Wm. Cooper, widow of ti e little fellow wall recovered he was ' , i 4.�w
; 0 1 unexpected delays in the reconstruction, the soakings from ill. coutigu 'us barn- Albert E. Jervis, No ,5 Godericb, 448 un.
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lik� .1, I - w _eost Q f 9 croIsSing south of th t town sta6on. The I :''
� , � hich has alone ,,13,000, the Board rd drained. I have been pleased, to Robert W., Kelly, N o� 7, Hullett, 0 late Major Cooper, (Happy Bill Cooper) conscious, and too, far gone to recover, a Provide For Your- Family. . I �
- . , 473 animal was valued at $100. � . I .
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no . - oung men the Rev. . I
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I ay. - - at event will come ckeramith, 544 � . Brook, who has success In a.sermon to Y P I i�!
I I final quarters. Th i6a is totally com- houses. in th il township every care seems John McLean, No. 2,'Tu Columbia, where she will manage residence of Wm. Lampman, Clii8tor., I -bll r. B. F � 0.
. S. McKenzie- 4 It 42-2 of the Dr. Thain Davidson,, of 181ington, y
ON X.EEPED'.' - Mr. off when the buildi have been' taken by the trustees to . one of. the Salviation Army's rescue near Eamiltorl, which, caused the death fully carried on the business 'i.;
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.thatt as . the time fog I pleted., . rovide healthy " and cheerful school . I . of the only son of E. B. Halstead,�iouth fin, 'dying in the I � �:��
. is coraing around a� - I I - ubilat,ion Maurice Nesbitt, Blyth, 443 "homes. ears, has admitted his son, Mr. J. E. mianly selfish for a in
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s with ventilation suflicient to pro- , Vickson, of Paris, �vho had been Grima%by. Wm. Halstead, a nephew of y . A` ; ;
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:l,rticula-r is busy can- that which celebrated, the last " call I Ross, No. 10, Sta,nley, Brook, into part i
, .. vide an abundance of pure air for each JaLnes C. for nearly the Mr. Lampman, drove to the latter's , y happy whil- h - , z
� . up a haalthy nation i Bertie Stevenson, No. 3, Efallett, 468 ,6 years, died on farm for a ile un- being B. F. Brook,& Son. I ian hope, to be perfectl - - F r ,.�!
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I., e. It is -more than . the old. quarters. the Boafd of Trade's Pu,pil. To build� � . - whole"O'f his life of,' , night's pleasure. Wh.. -One of the saddest deaths for .some knows that as he steps into fleaven his I . i t 1:
I ZL% good personal rea- There are besides 6EAFORTII. - bitching the horses one of them kicked !f
l much attention cainnot be paid to I will step into the I !
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� e other'buildings in the too � i urred on Saturday 27th iult�, wife and children 11
He was the fa,varod nel 11am, a thre . well being of those who Addie Archibald, No. 7, NicKillop, , �,s 7 his generosity and kindness of heart,and him on the right temple. He never re- time occ . � . � 1��.
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� I W hich are- about completed, and the physical _ J . when Mrs. Durst, wife Of Daniel Dursitp work-houge. I say it iz abominable.'- If - !1
ntract --on side line citv w . . iving their intellectual Jennie Anderson, No. 14, Stanley, 408 in him the poor have lost a real friend. gained consciousneso, and died on Now � [;i
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. - ( - Flora AdaTns, No. 8, Tuckeromith, 3S3 � in typhoid fever, a . .: � i,
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. gi!,,'�enc . hi-bitation SchOol-room headache -Nl&ry Colefiian, Seaf orth, � _-Some seven or eight years -ago everal weeO with business to spend on gratification all
y wi,111 enter their new 49 stock, Mr. George Johnston had been ailing for a I . i, .
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,e, was paid S55. - I Mary Dorsey, :)194 ebarac er occurred at the residence of Wood L I . 1:
� nother of the sama in, the suburbs. It has a front 200 feet cO what was thought neuralgia. She your weekly wages or your Year . _1�
, . � the past if the cliss rooms are k4t Mary Evans, No. 5, McKillop, 395 Mr. S. !Dactson, Paris, it being the&70th purchased a rnare from Mr., George ras proposed ' ary. it is riot yours to spend. , The I - �.
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I tor- had his team at ' long, is built Of Credit Valley grey , tilated. I have to ' it 406 anniversary 9f the marriage of Mrs. Forbes for $50, The fire' colt the mare strongly objected when it v go or the first few pounds , , .
� � properly ven cOm- Heater Godkin, 6, -- ;
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.Btone, sind makes a magnificent 420 Dadson's father abd mother,, Mr. and had Mr.Johnston still owne,the next he to pay the, - :
I of course, hdt they Clinton Avenue. The cost i ab6at mend the action Of our township Board Cassie Good, Seaforth, I ' - enough forthe trouble. Finally, how- belong to them, and should go - � �. -:- i
� hadie tree.. Pay was I a of health on their action at the first Mabel Jordan, , 64 I � � 430 Mrs. Sovereign. , There were a large sold f or $200,the next 61 I 5 and the next, . n a policy that at, lemit will � �. � ..
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. 1', ,- ext is the j109pi-tal for Sick ever, a doctor was called, and he pro- premium 0 , )� v. !- _.
.-Ax &,B,iERvER �1.1,2),Ow. N meeting this yearin appointing differ- Sarah Kidd, it 459 number of gqests present, fourl geners- wsucker, he has not ,yet disposed of. ' evere attack ' of keep thein from beggary- . � .
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