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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.S. with. 041 W�wg continuously, and this iw,- nition�bv his election to the vice-pred ency prefer to,hnve somebody else then the nom nary degree, but when it is re - . b '
!� F, �� - � e, Id boAchusette, 11 Saturday assistance of Chief Bullard, of Wingh'am I
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. �� pro*od gk*in kod ogain, -until now there are of the Perth blutual IusurftR6 Compai4 � inee of a Roman Citholic bishop to settle that during. 1891 the famousAor infamous as Cambridl a I) �
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Aff The 01gure between thi parenthesis after each I I I and the British Mor,tgRge & Loan Con -, Uestions now peoding as to whether the some prefer to call It) M KI ley Bill has night, be,crash was terrible and much being directiome, but of o
Une denotes the page of the paper on whloh tho maq,hineo *hL%t print in eight colors at tf e pauy, of Stratford, and to the directorate c f � Woman Catholics will have separate soh4als been on trial and that t'h'is rLe';ornt urportu to destrliotion of property resulted. in all
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advertisement will be fou�d. . H .7 � . . TrunIC Railway wires were then � .
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6'af , I , otario Mutual Life Insurance Con, -1 in opp9sitibir to the law and constitution of L -partizan -and thorough y reliable MARRIED 73Y A WomAw. —Miso Kate Pier, Grand -
What About FAU gufts--JA400n Bros. (6) rat � ., copiem an hour, deliverini tl.e � the O' . be a non t court commissioner of Milwaukee, married brought into use, and on a message being ,
4 PeNctl folded. But, meanwhile tl� I I Manitoba apd, against - the wishes of -the test of Its workings in the foremost State of �
Ham PaInny, �of Berlin. , I I I -
Auction Sale of Stock flteerv�Jas. Snell.. (5) � . I &noon of sent to Ethel to Conductor D, McCallum)
9 of � t. iner of light maystruggle Jacob Youdall and Adelpens H �
k. (� 847 deceased 'married Miss Mar y� Feople of that Province. This,at all events, the Union, a glim �
. Teacher Wanted -Alex. Ker ,)) work bt ng the type bas gone on b; I Chicago a few days ago. They were the whose train leaves Wingham at 8.30 p...nl,l I
Wanted -Thomas Govenlock. ( .1 Moore', of Blenheim, Oxford County, wl� , I what thei people are saying and there is into the, p,jzzled brain of the stranger, Of
Information -Duncan & Dunoaq. (6) hand a s�, I arr ed by a women in a person answering the description given
��t Rill does, practically, all ovfr first couple to be in .i .
' �i gurviveR him. Their five children, four sons certainly something holding Sir John course the Democratic press straightway set .
Now Read.y-Jackson Brov. (1) � ' � I was found stealing a ride on a flat car at �
. the,'world'i ' So absolutely devoid has th-19' an d a ', d- . ' Thompson back from seizing the prize with- about pick d Milwaukee.*
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. F;ewing SlIko-Hoffman & Co., (5) -1. f - � i � 0 all living, - IRD PRF.AoHEks.-Dwighj L. that point. The wily conductor invit.ed � -
I , For Sale --G. X. Matheson. (0 deli. I trheiii i eon "of progress: thikt the v I HIS POLITICAL CAREER, I I in his grasp. He ban only to say the word throwing slurs at the ability and integrity DISTINGUISI Li 8 o
1 . Teacher Wanted -Alex. Foster. (5) . . ory � r, and equally as a matter Moody, the evangelist, delivered his fare. him into the caboose, and when t wel . I
Farm for SAlo--Wm. Grinn% . san4� cA46:44 type in used as wvaq deviEed In 1867 Mr. Trow was elected in the Rr.1 and he could be Premier to -morrow. What of their compile - on 7riday. The was reached a constable was there to ar.
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Fall Goods Arrived-Robt. 1411120! (6) , form interests to the Legislative Aosemb ; " Trevents if it is not considerations like these of course the Republican press adopted Mr. well address in Belfast
by English printof6, Now Ue rP - - have mentioned. Sir John Abbott, when Peok�in toto, without a question,; and her. Rev.'Dr. Talmage sent a te4egram from rest him, .
Liquidation Salo -J. R. Gregory, (5) - mil on-
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c,unts Due -W. G. Davis., (8) co '_ f hettin g type may.be reduced practi. from South Perth, and eat until 1871 h 'to fill Sir John Macdonald's shoes, alded the purport' d results of his investi- Cheater saying he was suffering from in- -Mr. R,obert Edgar, of Orange Hill, had
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Ace - 3 �c f lie was defeated ; but the' following yeir chosen a a complete rest a bad runaway one day last week. It a
0. F, R. Lace Boots, -J. b1c14tosh. (8) - , . - a and must hav p.
� h4th ng by spreading it over a great the same riding sent him to the omin �,n Wag
. ) call"'i to , - 1. D i I a cOl�fless and comparatively unknown gation over the couDtrywith a haste that somnia;,
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- Village Lots for Sale -Mrs. M, Gilqhrist. (5 _ , . , %iling for harne. He regretted dis- pears he left his little grandson in the buggy 11
f Seaforth Roller Mills. (8) I � an and The course of events may yet ele- rather ouggented that they felt- that such prior.to si I I
- editloni�' I d, where the edition is small House Of Commons- He was re-elected in . and Belfast friends. while he went into the orcharA on lot I 1, I
I Auction Sale of Valuable pro rty-Fi 11olwooted. (5) " �- �'; . , I acclamation in 1874,'aua again returned vate to the position some other dark horse favorable gures had better not be looked appoIntil3g his Dublin IsH. -While crossing concession 10, Howick, and while he was in I .
Girt WantOd-Mrs. S. T., He Imiles. (8) __ theA..tetri� of f ("pe seiting is the principal e e- . to a J)EATA OF Joz E.NGL
�q ) 1878 1882 1887 and 1891. During la t within the next few weeks or months. In Into too,closely for fear, that inv tig tion ferry on the orchard the horse took fright and ran ��� .
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moi��'i d h�A�i Thus, while such works as year: howater, he was�' unseated for the ill the high state of perfection to which these might show, a fatal. defeat in he method of the North river at New York on a I
. . �' � � ,'� n, .- ' ti�e iem- home, When turning in - at the gate
I tho*6 of,�'the JL no9t sentimental novelists could legal -act of an agent, and at the subsequ men have brought the 11 machine, " it does their compilation. � Thursday, Sth iust,, Joe English, the .
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thr , Itrou k5xpjasitor P � i I I 1�a t not much iniatter whether the leader has the I have nort been able to secure the perusal perance reviv'ilist of Pough
- - - . lutspsie, 'ad a buggy came in contact with the gate post, I
# I be Printid afid sold at cheap rates without . � byt-elpetion was defeated by Mr. "' __ violent hemorrhage of the and before upsetting the rig. The little fellow clun
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N, , - f4 � Pridham, the sitting Conservative memboFD. 'confidence of the public or not. For many of a copy of the report itself, but I have. * e e to the vehicle, and when it upseb crawlel L
- - - t ta j!�� f - I he authoro' profits, such men For fifteen years he w'" chie . f whip of, the months Sir John Thompson has been the rea3 some extracts from it, and I rather in-, medical assistance could be call d h
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813AFOWEH, FRIDAY, Sept. I er 8 f! k pencer, P . 1-1 � y and und r cline to the belief that it- won't stm
. _. 6, 18992. as �:: w� I N � - Mr. bla--k eye. The boy is about three yearn of ...
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w t,e rea: - few, wag obliged to suffer loss marked efficiency and acceptance, He ado- . - .
A Social Pr'obiem Indeed. , ; -,i , i ,� � t? oeeded in winning the cuifidence and ep. missions .1osudd ; an infirnous gerrymander Bennett Rill. This is positively known. the Oriental Congress in, London, England death. 1. I
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in t�he �U�ildi Ion of his works, while many . derful. proof Oi -On Friday night. 2ad inst., Mrs. A.. W.
In the last i!sue of thd Like Magazine ap- L . teem of his political opponents proposed, and the notorious John flaggarb Mr. Hill's enmity to Mr. Cleveland and his has been hailed as a won � . -
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ery suggestive article, au"1!oro,,, W_ pre bhut out from' the stage of of them firm friends, while he was.one Pf elevated invo the lcadership� of the Ontario endeavors to reorganize the Democratic the new 0 . Abraham Jackson, of Morris township, died
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- I I . Coneervati4res. The Ontario Conservatives 'Party, making it a political party instead of The manuscript covers 8,000 words, all in .
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contributed by Mr. J, Lambert Payne, of pu blicity, fAINftether. - ... Ever since . printing the staunchest and truest; of part e - Put- his own Writi ? g. Every extract rind 10,ery Eaddenly. A short time: previous to -
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� I ai invA&. a&- -a - - - t' " The I iberml members a li who can swallow Haggart, as they have all a machine, is also positively known,
Ottawa, and entitled, " A Now SociEd Prob- 1, w! .- I - rt, invent . -, 0,
I i, - , - in the.Province who know his kindness if except Mr. - McCarthy done, will. swallow ting two and two together, I must a y that reference contained ia the address was her death ishe had Called
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1) I ord6k 04 0. ' _' r Leech, who was a near .neighbor, and at �
I .1r. Paynegives us ,,�aiis have been trying to d vis� 4
lem. The facts which � A I ., � I ____ ' disposition loved the quietly genialold in ,a Thompson and fohow him with the'oame the fence bears the unmistakable imprint of chiefly compiled during the progress of the I
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I- ofibservienoy with which they formerly foi- -a negro, according to the old story., In ad. . late general 6lection.
. are generally known and their importance', in a ni4ch!�4. �o�,gdt -type. Millions of dollars and respected his str9ng sterling characto r. - l � .
� , [, . - dition to health. The doctors were mystified -and
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in a certain sense every*here acknowledged, havd beo'n't� i6it and many lives sacrificed to His defeat in South Fer�th was regretted Py ]owed Sir Rector Langevin. , � this fact, Mri. Peck stated in an. I were unable to Bud the real cause of death, I
� . his political opponenti as well as by 46 OUR DISGRACEFUL QUARANTINE.. interview with a Herald reporter'that he 'Huron Notes. I
- o� -hi� ob�J i � � Deceased was 33 years of age,,and leaves
but he places them bef y which 1. - ., .ce8s, It is I had obtained his information by pleans of
I � teus in & wa - ,,, , �� 11 but without sue friends. Members acrts the floor recO,g-. 4' If 5 biligle ease of cholera gets into Que. tten to manufacturers, &ad that, -Mr. F. S. Scott, of Brussels, has a her husband and a Bix-year-old Bon to mourn .
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. Ing �. i rizedin hirq a man of I influence and PaOY bee your public career is ov - cherry tree in his orchard with blossoms on her departure. .
- in little less than startilt., . The. new social dotibtful the work of the hand printer letters wri
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. problem to which he refers has two catiaes; WiWeve� 6 imholly superseded, but, to -day useifulness but would �: have welcomed his addressed by a candid friend to the Hon. as the information con'tl-ained in the majority it � -The Rapid City, DAkota, Repubhean,
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or 'it woul&perhapa be more accurate to Pay, I thei�6 arb' �Ic'reral machines that do some return to the Hou" because of his' ersoti John Carling, who had psked his Opinion dential nature, they could not be made pub- -John Steiss has purchased- the 50 -acre makes the following complimentary refer�
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two 'manifestations -first, the increase in I rt� of A,'t1Ji6 okk far more rapidly than the qualities. ' he result of on the subject a ence to a former Goderich-boy: W, M. Cox,,
pa � � � any losy� of popularity in his constituency, lie. In fact he stated that he had litained 'of, $1,700 the genial and popular $,alr*man in the em -
14 I mos.t skilf ., 41 compositor-,, The cost of pro' . The very -next day the frightened the information in many cases, 0:31Y upon concesajon of Grey, paying the sum I ..
the numbbr of women employed in countless �, :�k butwas caused, perhap , more by a feeling OgiuiLr packed his vallise and started fo' forit, ' ploy of George W. Price, thi's morning tele-
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occupations, aiidsecond� the advance in the parbig tW Ries from,'whizh newspapers of over -confidence on his part than aoy'thi - the assurance that the 'contents of the orig. I
I f 'I !, I . � ag Quebec.' Like all weak-minde.d. men - Mr. inal letters would not be made public, Now -Mr. Henry Clark and family left Wing- graphed his resignation to that gentleman .
average age of men at the time of marriage. are �ritiibo 4t been reduced by at least one else. Ca;rling takes counsel of o what - I I ham on Wednesday morning of last week, and will leave our city in about twenty days. t .
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. P. I- He goes to Aberdeen where lie will accept a .
. Th,' a to manufacturers -to make ag� good a . futur� to reside.
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Though it cannot be proved tha� these two halL r t, , I aj the machine HIS TRAVELS IN THE NORTHWEST. ' ' ' he ought to do when It is too late. He has F for St. Louis, Missouri, where they intend
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� i i2 and ` edh6l' he men to work it id now going Mr Trow trhvelled more extensiv ly realized all too Ia'te that the first severe test in pobition as manager of the Aberdeen gam -
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great -facts are dependent upon each other 19 0 I through Manitoba and;the Northwest t an since Confederation -has found � Our quaran- showing for high tariff an possible, and -Mr. Lawrence, of Lucknow, happened moth department store, one of the largest I
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any way, the majority bf people will have on, �and ,,ih 4 very few years existing idiffi- - while I would not care to lmoeaih the
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no difficulty in believing that they are. -cultl6s *,.Ill li�,complotely overcome. If the of Commons; havizig'spent 'several Zno�hes makes it worse is the� fact that his own offi- cession of Aslifleeld, His team -ran away, is with regret.that we. see Mr. Cox leave us, I
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Which is the cause latid which the bonse- c4l of iiAti�g type under fav O'rable con- each seadon for six years in those regiops. cer, the medical superintendent of the verified statements from intereste& parties, the buggy was brokaa and one of the horses for his genial and winning way will be miss -
11 I Grosse Isle station, has pointed out year killed. - ed and in his resignation.Mr, Price loses a
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quence, if they are so related, and what the ditidbs 19 t6aticed by seveinty-five per cent. after year in his annual reports how helpless is rather it poor foundation on which to -Mr.-William Cudmore,-of Kippen, hill � I
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y �, I build so sweeping a verdict as thq, Repub- , ipped from Clinton, Sesforth, Brucefield However, the best wishes of a host of warm
under -working iulluenc� is that brings them it w1i) n6t �A a matter for surprise. -that the Dominion A . . I an
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to pass, it would indeed be hard to, say. .1 At thd �Mrf� time great strides have b;en tion, three tened us .as has now reached o Kippen, in the past few weeks, over fr
It . . � ur 'iends will accompany him In his new vea- -
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I � mad� in el irection of cheapening the do3t in pamphlet form, and diotributeLl 80, 0 shores, yet Mr. Carling,- the Minister paid 400 tons of pressed hay to Toronto, and ex- can see him leave knowing,
) Mr. Payne does not pretend to settle these I , � method of handling figures calculated to ture, and the�' .
f ; 1 I I " for giving beed to just such things, paid no pects to ship a great deal more this month. that his tho
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r Of of p .. eri.sha as used for the cheaper class impress a close observer with the Idea that - I
It questions, nor does h6 assume the role � 11 - . Charles Tupper and the late John dpe, attention, but kept on issuing monthly the compiler was seeking' simple facts and -On Monday evening of l&at week, while -insure his success. . .
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.�, prophet in order to show the probable out- Of 111terat ,k I " As in most other- casEs of at that time Minister Of Agricult . �f bl th cheqdes to the officer whose advice Tile eye- . Mrs, Wilson, Clinton, was reading by a -Another pioneer of Huron county passed
i ' not working to show the correctness of a I � �
� I nio iBrn " z v- fice, the tendency is t6wards ack�owledged in the House that t r as temat�ically ignbred, 'With the result that lamp it exploded, shattering the whole lamp away on the 26th of Augaat, at his Isto
I come of the present state of affairs ; he only - , previously formed idea, or striving4o injure, to atoms, but strange to say, no other dam- residence, lot 8, concession 9, Colborne, in
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�� .1 showa what a portentious front this problem centralizition; for the benefits accrue, main- no man who had done so much by his writ. when'the cholera did come he was bewil
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ending immigr%nts reliable informatio'ure- t he could not equip & quarantine stati -On Wednesday of last week, Mr. Th years ago, he, with his brother -,John, both �
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I � . . i . 'on in general and the McKinley- Bill.- in partic- .
I greAl cid�i � here expensive machines can be in & d . When the Province of Quebec Walker, of Gorrie, received a telegram in the summer of life, came from Batiffabire, I
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� It baq been the cus . tom of late years to I � , , .1 specting the 8oil, climate -and natural re- ' ular. For instaucp, he speaks of having
� Oak e7ective action by hibiting the stating that his son Gec�ige was danj�er6u_qly
� use&4 to Area . advantage, 8our�es 'of the Dominion, Mr. Trow -4'18D t _pro i P. a
� urge the'employment of women in different I I _' investigated sixty-four industries and then Scobland,and took up I ad in;Colborne,the I
I I I #� however, warn us that p landing.of immigrants, Mr. Carling's depart- ill. in Dakota. Mr. Walker left the next in the heart of the wilderness, to maike a
� occupations, and as field after field of use- ' T4ese iit�t I ower. visited every Province of the Dominion, �-od states that in seventy-five per cent, of these - --
�. f "Orl;bbad paper before, it - is to be wrote graphie'deberiptions of the place� he ment began to talk about the Constitution acertainresult ' He also,atat day for his bedside. home for their p-arents. The father of de�
_ftinese was opened up,,, to women, the mosi ful aO w4i . - I and the in,�asion 'bf federal j urisdiotion over was shown; es -On Tuesday -of last week, Messrs. John ceased was the late Captain Amnaud, Who
�� � I visited; besides which. he has trav4lled that in fifty trades there wais such and an h L,
f I . Wallace, S. Hyndman and James Barr and was the first to sledp in what is now knowu
�. advanced radicala rejoiced. Along with mad1far,pluAb powerful by reinforcements through the British Isles, France, Gera* the matter of quarantine. Meanwhile the an increase. This , is 'the old, old trick'Dof � �
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� a d, set of inba cu a" a strength. The question for and'Belgium. He wrote a series of 0oat Provincial authorities were hard at work, selecting your 0 . . basis, using only such son, of Howick township, left on a two so Maitland cemetery, Goderich. In the I .
F . - . L. � . . . ' � e Constitution, but on the best wn onths' visit to Manitoba and the North� troublous,,time Of 13'-8 deceased Went to the
A- 1, * L- bat are wegotag to do refadable and graphic letters on the Fra�lco- not On th
r forth in the Kuights of Labor platform and us to _fadelli I . , material as is favorable to the conclusion in I i I
r - - I , ma in- be employed to keep out of Canada I - you wish to draw, and then giving the re- w he I�te Captain Hyndmau's com- I
r.- , recognized as just - by all, that women about it?" � �ry child nowadays can read, ' Prussian war after having means to cot, .
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. t 5 I lation of the various b*ttlefields. Thehe the greatest and-, most fatal plague with - suit reached as the only definite conclusion -Patrick '.NKc13,Iyn, on Concession 4, Ash- pany, He waa a progressive 'farmer, and .
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t sho�la have equal pay:.for equal work with and �Ieadtb ' atter in'unmeasured volgrpe letters were extensively reproduced in', the which God hae ever visited mankind. What field,met with a-serioug accident lait week b �-, LL
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L I i��;d'j t �ein with I into the township. Of late years .he had
.r men. But this only 4 -If settled the ques-, maybe h the,'child's petty sav- Canadian press. . ! was. the,, result? When Mr. Carling, who fa,11ing -from the top beam of the barn on tLo
. . d L s i" m" . ] had been inexcusably absent from duty for subject to be investigated, To cap the the floor, bruising his arm and hip. For- withdrawn from public viewand devoted I
�� t - tion of 'women's � in eddence. If ta� e.m. ing � S4%Llt ke make these great gifts of , FROM THE LIBFRAL LEADER. . climax he speaks i� the lauguoige dear to .
- . 0 I 1�. two of these ' unately no bones were broken.
� , , I critical weeks, ret o his every partisan distorter of t himself to a quiet seclusion on his -farm. ' I .
ploy a woman an a clerk or mechanic means modetn InPO'bibn ableAsing.or a CUrJe?L Dr. Trow received the following nlee�sar_,e facts 4 d figures, L
,�- � - . - . .. I 0- neglected office his- colleagues idvised hini -Miso . Aggie Riddell, of the 13th con- Since New Years he - had struggled against
'�, I Of L'the the " deadly average," which every student . ..
. ' � a made from. I -Ion. Wilfrid Laurier, leader I � to 1A the question of jurisaictioh" alc6e and ...
I to have a man uuemployed, the result must Unfoitunk*l y one of the 'earliest use pt for yoursplf, � t unreliable cession of Hullett, has in her possession a
. � I ': �t t 'I ies of cheap literature is in.; - join hands with the Provincial authorities "and at other timeg totally miele and blos- Slot year, and like the ripened grain he fell
I Liberal party: I I Please acce of figures knows to be at ben severe illness, but finally suctounibed, in his
� - t be another movement soon to check the ad. of thd oppok ah i I I yo ading. Last- f uchisis plant which has 520 buds
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I vance of the system, The opening up of the *irong� direction. We 'find offered in my deep sympathy in the sad berpiave�',ient Whether cholera enteef, Canada or not Mr. ly the investigations of Senatoii Aldrich soms at present. This is a very large num- ' before I the grim "reaper whose - nar I be- is
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I � - I the great champion of high tariff, Ax -tend- I Daath. ' - .�
. riew fields of labor to w'o 'men has evidently every,, cify'i ,,� d even in every hamlet, cheap wh-i (ch deprived you of a f ather and. me i --,f a -Carling has shown that he is noe6ore fitted -The hidies of the Missionary A8socia-
t ,. 4 � i� ,� ingover a gre.ht portion of the country -On Tuesday morning of last week quite
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n tt id eicee w L z. to administer quarantine than ifulmigration. C 8 i tion of Knox church, Brussels, last week, a number were Idaving Ethel station fa"r To-
; . � . laim an increase of only three-fourtb a .
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� Arneii � 0131 wages, a - routo, and amon' the friends gathered to
: i the range of employnient, for men. Either , it go. These things are not ; e per cent. in nd it is hardly 9
� �4 � -1 ,; rain �was is amid he is incapable of quitting offic �' I
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. I -1 by acbidefi% they are not here merely for Tuesday, and despite the pouring . .. of likely that the figures for New York would McKay, of Round Lake, Assinuiboial, North, bid them " bon voyage " was John Slemmon,
. f that or the women hiiv� been made more in '� ; - I 1. . I �
I'll, .1 ; - ully very larizely attended by peo west Territory, It was valued at $75. , one of the earliest settlers and a most succeh-
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11. - era and, the ti -the ;,t;)Jb have can�s,ag they,boantf pie frogi all It TILE MANITOBA SCHOOL QUESTION. be so very -much higiier, and if they really
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I , . � -Grey township council ban let the con- ful farmer. As the 4rain was It '
- 4, ., ., � , is reported from WinDipeg that Sir are, it makes a rather poor showing for the aving t4e 11
t the men more dependent and more ready to liutjt� to� Ay"" tha�'is if we will allow over Perth and adjoining counties'. I � , tract for the erection of a township hall to station he turned wi'tjh Christopher' Rsyy. � I
1, p , � - . � � John Thomps'on, has employed Mr. Le tariff men to point to in the great majority M .
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thern.'. R. tria ",be difficult to frame a law to - r. J. W. Fogal, the lowest tenderer, for
� live in idleness at the ex ense of the women, � I . b . Bruyere to approach Archbishop Tache, of of the other states having highly' - nard to go to the- horses. They had neatly -
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I I i -1 I a THE South Perth petition, fited sg),Inf;t a industries. $850, The site decided on was lot- 21, cOa- reached Issue Gill's house when Mr. Slem-
� thus reversing the order which most of us exclude thoiboheets; it might be in dvisable . � . Manitoba, with the suggestion that Hi . .
� Z, li ; . to att i � . � I nalism for the people, the return of 'Mr. Win. Pridliam, M'� P i Grace should write &'letter agreeing to Re— The caLmpaign has now begun in car cession 7, fronting on the 8th concession. mon fell back dead. He had known that
I 11 have regarded as founded in the very nature 9 Vp aboo pater - ' - ' nest
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� me up for hearilij it' Stiatif _ ,_t such an end was impending for months. Hffiis
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P of the sexes. The f%dto as they remain, or But aij ghWs the conqueror of darkness, go , . �p applying to, the United States Government heart was diseased. It fell to the .lot of
� .�� .� � il . . )f the Imperial Piivy Council. The induce- enthusiasm is beginning to rise and at its
! day, last week. The counsel for tlj�- pe. (
rather as they grow, 4re n at proof that the good litera,fti3O can be made to 'drive out .. ., for a pension, b6 haVing been disabled in the section boas - Greensides �to break the sail
I � . " � " 11 titioner informed the Court that aftet', due Ment said to have been used was the im. close we may yet have a very hot fight, just wa? in 1851 so im' to 6o unable to return to
� old! belief is wrong. A ather may we assume bad. ,',Cheap libeiature is here; let every . � I I portance of securing Sir John Thoippeon as as in bicycle races the contestants frequent- . story to Mrs. Slemmon and the remains were � �
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� � that it is) true that rh'an is naturally the man 4nd , 4cmad who loves ,children and I �-- " evi, First Minister sn�d theassurance was given ly wait for and watch each other until the -N. G. Bowbier, who acted so efficientily shortly after arried home The deceased
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. worker and Y: � I . 1, - then there Js one grand, ex iting burst of * in h Oacity of deputy postmaster at in 1842, settling in Victoria County. '
I .provider, *Oman the caretaker; w - I 71M __l
. . . election, and hence he did_'no't_"inte4d to got much a letter from the prelate most in- 0 He
" and that the state of society in which we that 4eap, 1jit' Bihture makes for good Ather tersated. It is also stated that Sir John speed. � Goderich for the past three years, left that moved to Grey township in 1854, taking up -
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11 live, in so far as it opposes that relation is than f6r eW�i I 1, � I . . ! 'I Thompson also promised, to have a commit- .From the present outlook it seems as if town on We'dnesday of laat week with the 200 acres of land, then bush, and which by
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I 11 � - . intention of� going to Baltimore, MaryJand, his labor and energy was speedily transform- �
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11 . the petition. The cross petitio 'a the Republicans had the victory in their
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i i wrong and injurioua.�;. I . I - I � I . n P �..' se of studying dentistry. ed into fruitful fields, Abo' .
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il .1. �� 9 - M *. Trow shared a like fate. These 'ae the intention of thb framers of the Mani. _hanAs, thougb it may be snatched from ut 35 yeara &go
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I il * On the other hand; it is impossible now to Oatl� )f Mr James Trow. r ..--.-.-. �. _. __ -1 tobs Act o :' This was irfade an Im- erchard of James Hogg, lot 5, he was united iu marriage to Miss Ann Tiu� '.
� C 1,� - ,. haidi they beCD proceeded ;R_tC,__ fd` - " f 1870. them even at the last moment, The South . -
L y won have . Concession 3, Grey, a graft was put on a .
; 11 turn back the hand upon the dial of time and � ' perial.Aob, so that it is out of the power of 'Will make a grand rally around the Demo- � dall who, with four sons (William, Tho6is .
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- ; ia�t danmda s leading 'polificians been tried under the amended Act, ,nder the Canadian ,.Parliament to amend it and cratic standard and fight to the last inch,on plum tree la�t April. Two limbs grew from Charles and John) and one daughter (Niliss .
. I to restore the old state of affairs. Even if I . .
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� we could do so the iesult would be disas ment 6i thle i ( W, of �' ,other 6 feet,.
� , . . rupt act on the part of an agent via@ - suffi- it. tion by the Republicans, but the People's �
trous. Our only hope is to advanc6 -and to � . : �� - I
� : Stratf8id, kAo" until lately M. P. for South ." NOTES, Party is showing unexpec6d strength in This is wonderful growth not often equalled. 18�9. and Edward passed away in the spring
. e iond- , - -1 -Fire, oil' Sunday afternoon, 4th lust,, -
. cient t:) void an election ; und,ei th On . that quarter of th . of IM7. Mr. Slemmon had eaten his bre
I � fit ourselves for the,new conditions that t , e Union, and instead of ak- . �
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I I I � PertbjicauiA no little surprise and univier- ed Act, however, the petitioner must *how . The American 11 case " in'the Behring Sea being a menace to the success of the Re- partially destroyed the residence of Mr. T. fast on Tuesday morning with the family .
� I have &risen. In ordei to do this there is `
. sal regk�t a,ZeA, gHef, not alone through this ' - arbitration Ihas been received here. The W. Hildred, '4ucknow. 'The efficient water
I'll I one thing necessary, and the fact that it is I . that the corruption ! or bribery waa "'Buffi- publican Party is in much better shape than � who little thought an be left the house to .
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� I - - of 1the &nntry, wbere'tbe name of cie�nt to change the resul �1! Canadian case is also ready, or rather the its rival. at the present time. It presents a works and th,.,e hard work of the citizens drive the cows to pasture that death was so . . I I
� section, : t of the electiop, British case. The Marquis Visconti-Veu- I
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- necessary, will some day make it possible, . the dedeased,wao so familiar, but through- I � �, . . seemingly solid front, while the Dethocratio alone saved the building and contents from near. I
I - ,We must provide meatio for the employment . . . I. Osta has been chosen as the Italian member party is in a condition of uncertanty and total destruct�ion. I '-Some benzine becoming ignited in the '
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. out th �; eukfb� 'Dominion-. Mr. Trow 'has PROFE.9809 JAMES LOUDON has 'beO Ap- of the court. It will not likely meet until - - I I
e� . . A few da;ys ago while Mr. Alexander -- pa
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I A of men at good wagei3. If the sphere of [ k � - no means perfected its orgninization, " - cellar of the vinegar ana int manufac- .
. � I been a �romigeht figure in public life for a ,pointed to succeed the late Sir Daniel! Wil- E , f Cl` ton, was riding with a friend
l � I . after the. new,koxr, and then probably at wing, 0 n . turlu
� I . = r, the balance ist at beft, so even
I ) I I i , . � g establishment of William, Wi.1son.,
I : 11 women's employment enlarges, that of clod deal ov� . I Paris. . . � between'B the two that prediction, with the behind a op�rited team, the horsec took Torontp, set ,Ore to'the
I 9 , r a quarter of a century,.. and son as President of Toronto Univeziaity. 113 Bay street
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I- I � men's employment should grow in propor- I I 1. .1 Mr. N, K. Connolly is here preparing hope of accuracy, is impossible. A swing fright at an umbrella being put up, and ran building at 5.15 1 . in,, XT6nday of last weak .
I his � erilal ih'6ner and kindly disposition The appointment rested with the 0 " p .
� 9 I , [ - I � f t11HO for the Assizes, which begin here on the away, throwiog Mr. Ewing out and break
� I tion. Otherwise we ,have women merely of the independent vote or the labor vote or . - and before he could escape James Bricken-
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� � nt, and, like most of thel,i.', op- I � his ribs. . �
. ; made Bin iihilyeisally popular, and fe W. ir�en Governme 12th inst, Whether the Government will uple of den, brother of Messrs, E. Briokenden, of
I I - the agricultural vote may place In the hands Ing a co
� i . 11 . d i0hgh6k -in public esteem thain he a�id. polatmenta, it gives very I 9 -The Brussels Post says: Ament Broth- .
substituted for men -i the ranks of indue j , o on with the prosecutions against -Me- I
� � stan . I general saosfac- of the Democratic party a victory which Hullett, And J. Brickendeu� of Clinton, the -
� I '-I I . .1. Greevy and Connolly at this court I doubt- ers are rattlin�' out apple barrels at their .
1� -try and this, as all must admit,'�,io not bene- The followift� ��rticulars regarding his - t r. tioD. - -% native,!'! ,Can- 8 almostassure'd to the Republicans. . foreman, aged 58, was sulibcated by the I I I
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. I ficial, but the reverse, Generally speakin F y I . - .Professor London is ful, for they do not want to have the cameo now 80 ins factory at the-yrate of 3W per day. - They
I � 9 r* Theletterof acceptance of General Bid- . smoke. Brickenden, together with William .
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� Ibly a ddden . �eath will be read with m in T' adian, having been born in Toronto in I. ve now 2,500 , .12,000 order. Smith, an employe, was engaged in in* i .
�. 1 .1842. -heard before Chief Justice Armour, who is
I . -lowed in order to ' r6 ,� . � - He is w self-made man, having sprung I r we% the Presidential Candidate of th - ixmg . .
the direction to be fbl , ; . a Pro
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. choly 1.4ter ,s , . "f am to be the presiding judge and who will de. hibition Party, was the first to be published Their mammoth rack is becoming a fwmilia,r paint in the back of the cellar, using for the p
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. �� widen. the range of 6mployment is that Mr-. Tro w' had been f' iling in health for - mand a strict adherence to the rules of and has created only favorable comment, sight he it delivore its load of 150 liarrels here purpose & L Matity of 'L �
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� which le,%do toward free trade. -We do not . . evidence and of law. . �
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I y, quate'recently had hi ndi on . ,I
� . 4 use the word in the party sense, but in that but out' 8 co ; The bominion statisticiau,'Mr. Georg' being elected. President Harrjso6's letter- -11T. J. Rollins, son of Mr. Ed. Rolling, caugbt fire, In an instant the entire cellar . -1
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, i nJ Last we k, . I is alspout andis rece I le walklu - th Grand
t which eve the strongest Protec- occasioned him any uneasiness, ived with great en- was ablaze *a'nd filled with blin.d.In smoke,
�! Ing of the Sco�t Act so far as it elle R , �
�_� r after colpealiationl- with Na -family physic an Pbysics in the University for ma�y �Iears. Trunk Railway track near% f
tionists'use it when they declare that free V - . iver, On- I
week, was struck by I
�, I - - I / . 1. rime for the Royal Commission on the is nothing remarkable about ,it. to foNow him, -
f I is in and both started for the stairway. _t ,
�, I in Str4t ord, he decided to go to Toronto One of the beat evidences of- his flines� for 0 thusiasm by the Press -of his party. it There tario, on Monday last Srhith shouted to Brickenden - I
.� . liquor traffic, which Is now sitting in Mon- antly killed. His re- . . i
trade is the ultlmate�koal and protection for treatment byjspecialists.' He arrived in I o passing train and inst Before .
. ',the position and the excellei ce f th i or- t hiR usual cleat, forcible style, and the bur. a . they reached it, the apron BrIckenden wore .
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0 real.7 It will afterwards go to Ontario. mains were taken to his father's residence, .
'here A at city I �, den of it is that the United States must get caught fire and he st6pped to put -the
merely a stopping placd on the way. I on,,Eriday morning, and staid' ' - 'O' blaze .
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�� pointment is to be found in the fact th''t it The Department of Indian Affairs has Centralia.
'� . t with hii sons Mr. A. E. Trow. On ,Satur. back her foreign commerce and the ocean out. -
I i - are many obstacles to the free employmen meets with a proval. from the -press of `�,both decided to - sell a number of the Thousand . The delay provea fatal tjo him. When -
. day, about 10� o'clock, accompanied by hie ,p ;: Islands belonging to the Indiana of Canada carrying trade she his lost to Great Britain - -The death of Mr. Alexander Johnstone, the fire had been extinguished, Martin R. 1. I
4 I of labor in these days, ipme not understood, son he'�taried to wali down to. the office of political partieg, as well as from that ' and that the way to do- this is by higK 7th concession of Howick, east of Fordwich, Derrick went into the 'cellar jind found
. � ; - .1 P . . qf no. at private sale Instead of by public auction - - .
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� - some, perhaps, no -t etren perceived. " As amother aonj Dr. Charles Trow, on Carleton political party. i't . tariff, . d on Friday, 2n(I inst., of typhoid Brickenden's oody coiled up in a corner.
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4 i those obstacles are discovered the street. �Bofore proceeding very far he earn- I s has been the practice, fever. Deceased was one of the oldest net- He was carried upstairs and restoratives �
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- I swept away. This done, man wi they to6k a passin treat car. Aver few 'THE DOMINIOX dAPITA turn to the Capital for the inter -n the ews of the Week. I perhaps, the largest ever held in the town, bf The lower ortion I 4
J � to fear the more: getieral employment of inomenh 11 -y - course of about two weeke�, from QUU;c. DEATHS. -It is said that 160,000 Russia 0 �
. i afterwarls. 1�` no ship.
� . , howe'ver, and just as The attention of the Government Is being have died from cholera since the outbreak -One evening r( was horribly burned. Death was evidently : �
I women In the industriba, nor will women, the car.reached Church street, Mr. Trow (By Our Special Correspondent.) 1' .. wently the pupils who � I
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-1 by the mere act of' becoming wage earners, . uddenfy,� fell forward unc6nocious. It was OTrAWA, September f2th, JS92:- directed to the seizure by a Russian commenced. due to suffocation. Brickenden had been in .1
I � �� � . I were successful at the recent entrance exam- -the et�Ploy Of the firm for 24 years; be was �
, - . cruiser of three Canadian sealers, in Behrin -ON STRIKE. -All the mills at Menominee, ination in School Section No. 5, A81ifield, a married man,end, has left a family of seven
. - only a ittone's throw to Dr. trow's office, . . 9 .
F- I add to the forcesi which now t . en 4nd th6 driver whipped up his horse and The subject of Sir John Abbott's r.�'tire- Sea. 37he out -rage will no -doubt complicate Michigan, are closed, the 11.500 lands hav- assembled at the residence of the .�teachorj I
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I postponement of marriage. - meat is still the popular topic in Ot�%wa. the settlement of this Vexed questi lrtg gone on strike for higher wa eq. and three daughters, the
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. � I �he seizure spread quickly: and before, -the The Premier has been absent from 0 aws - hitherto the Russian authorities have re- RE -ELECTED. -The- Trades - lon Con- & beautiful rocker and camp - stool, accom, .
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k_ � - infferer-was removed from several for: some weeks. He came up fromMon- frained from interference. There will be a gress at Glasgow has re-elected Mr, Charles pabied by a neatly worded add -fen. - � .
- . I bill of damages for them to settle if the Fenwick, M. P., as Parliamentary Secre. -Mr. Charles Schmidt, a well-known ho- I
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� � 7 his colleagues as to his r"otirement.' He havi been released from a Russian priao in, POOR COTTON CROP. -The cotton report- of last week, after a short illness. ,
, - vancing tide, which may mean inuali,of good tenderly removed their -patient to his son a Deceased BRIEFS. -Mr. William Ashton hais gone �
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11 � honse, Where every means that science represented that he was very ill and no I — of the Department of Agriculture at Wash. was born in Hanover, Germany,and came to ,
I . ,, to Belleville where he intends to study .with
i I or rhuch of ill, for humanity, The spread .of ington indicates a lower condition of the Canada in 1876, residing' at Lintow I nd ie e te a odis't ministry.
I f, could sukgest was resorted to to bring baek longer able to discharge the dutiq�i ' of OUR, AMERICAN POLITICAL e a a v w to n ri g the Math �
I - . . . crop than in any September since1883 - .
� education ia thro EugliA speaking- woAd has onimation, but without success, and 'at leader. His colleagues in the CafAnot - LETTER. . - 1� - THE ONLY ONE. -T . . WiDgham. before settling in Hamilton. He " Willie " is an exemplary young man and
I of late years made shch a demand -for iongth the sad truth forced iiself upowthose "� he only Woman in was 43 years of age and respected by all he is sure to make friends w er v r hsi.goes �
17 � � I urged him to withhold life resignatio ", and I � . __. 7 . England who is proprietor, editor and h e 0
. ,e�jus of present that the vital spark had flown. - . 4' who knew him.
r . ('something to read " that the g � . ,De� �� 1, fWR1rrXN FOR Tu -z EXPOSITOR.] manager- of a newspaper is Mrs, Comyno of , We join . hismany friends in wishing him I 11
, I . I ceased did not show any sign of conscious- take a trip. to Europe for the benefit, of his -At Cleveland, on Monday of last week, auccess in the honorable profession he -has .
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the inventor and the 4kill of the ready riess frohi the mo . The topic of absorbing interest just now the Feathered World, the circulation of Walter Ring, a former resident OL -Blyth, choeen.---r,Mr, C. C. Kaind; son of Mr. John � 1
4 ; .1 nient of the first ssizure, health. The Premier id in political circles is the recent report mad6 which paper 1a 20,000 weekly. met with a very o8rious accident, an iron Kaine, reeve of Howick, les es for the
'. I writer have been severe,ty taxed to provide and the physicians were of opinioii that I in I .promised to con�i er I
. I � the suggestion auC.'Ieft for Montreal the by Mr. Peck, the Commissioner of labor for LARGE FuR SHIPMENT,S.-The largest
11 - a supply adequate. Of late, however, diffi. all probability he breathed his last at that . abaft falling on his'back rendering him un,- Northwest to v -
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�� . same day to consult . his " family. . ' in mission work.- I
� time. I I He'will New York, a Democratic offidial, placed in shipmeks of dry furs ever despatblied to conscious. Everything " has been done to Mr. and Mrs.
- culties have been overcome that seemed to . . . - e7aavgida McLaughlin, of Mc�
I � . . . SKETCH OF HIS LIFE. probablygo overand consult offi.ce by ex -Governor David Bennett Hill. London, England, from British Columbia, alleviate his sufferin I
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set a bar to progress in' this directi I I medical me rat IU ex. Killop, are visiting friends in and around
� r ; on, and I n This report shows by the most elaborate were sent recently by Messrs. J, Boscowitz pected. Mr. King lived foi a numbe
1�� 'James Xrow was born at Newtown, Mont- there, The Conservative party . r of Gorrie.-Mr, and Miss Armstront of Stiau-
�� il . I might as statistical, methods that there. has been an & Sons, of Viotorla, valued at $40,000, years in Blyth, and is a Bon of Mr. William ley, are visiting their brother
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� now the world has facilities for the� produc. gomeryffl!irej Wales, on December 16th, -well face the inevitable at once and choose a average increase of wages among the work. . UNFORTUNA�F- IRELAND. - Continuous .King, Auburn. '� , � V , r. James I -
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tion of printed matter 8uch as would have 1825, and was therefore in his 67th Y�ar. I . men o I Armstrong, our popular veterinary
� a' . I - f New York 'State in 1891 as com. rains in Ireland have spoiled the harvest, -Harry, son Of James Oliver, of Port -Miss Nellie Gregory ha I .
. - new leader. Sir John Thompson .desires to
made Caxton stand in aive of his i nd Mary Trow, , .
wn oraf t His parents were Thomar -a r,etlurved from,
I a pared with 1890 of about.11 $23, or'$23. 1 1, I which gave promise of great abundance. The Albert, met with rather a serious accident her visit to Harriston.-Mr" Walker and
� aQuId_ he have foreseen them. It has -often both of $ewibown. After's common school postpone the necessity until Parliamed believetbe exact figures are, in seventy-five potato crop is blighted, and grain. and hay on Friday, 2nd inst. He was sent to tak Mr. Wiggins,
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�� , been said of late years that the era of cheap emigrated to America, but: did not stay'long the Parliame'ritury party , of per cent, of the sixty-fou� industries exam- have been del ged. the horses to the pasture. Not returning in with friends in tOwn—Mrs. Days, of Luck- : �
� - - to the selection of ined into by him, He also atatee that in GOT HIS DE.sz,RT.s,-At St.. Paul, Minna. reasonable time a search Was instituted, He now, who has been the Lgueot of Mrs. James I
�� � books ba,d arrived, and the low"pricen at in the Stotes, Coming to: Ontario in 1841, himself for the leadership, There are var- fifty trades there was an average increase of sata, Simon J. Ahern, 9, le�ding lawyer, - /-"s discovered lying in an unconscious state Armstrong for a few weeks, returned to her
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I which even the best books could be had lid settled in the County of Perth, where he, .ion@ reasons why Sir John Thompson could wages for the year of, I think, $44.63. I worth S.300,000, has been convicted of crim- itithe field. Medical aid W&B -summoned, honie early this week.�Mr. and Mrs. Suth,
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11 were quoted as proof of it. Cheapness is a success. ,, In 1857 he organised a com any of berm . supporting the, Government. 1�e Is of those latter figures, but' they county w�rkboiuse. - . recovery, though still very low. It is sup. .
relative term, of cournei and as compared volunteeis, and also took an active nterest the man in power wit neks has been resumed
I FE h favors to bestow and are pretty near the mark, As soon as SPURGEON'S Succr.mox-Rev. Dr. Pier- in -the 11 Apple
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with the time. when onl' the rich conl"f. in municipal affaire in North Easthope,where at hie order even the close fisted Poster this report appeared, it created a sotim. on,\of Philadelphia, ban beon accepted a's and in some way was injured, causing con. have been bought at very low prices.
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, ; . er. . . I n which must have satisfied its author to the permanent sudoeosor of the late Rev. C. -A
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. very cheap for the last duartir of a'century the extremity of fullness. To call it a at the Tabernacle, London, -Frank Donovan, who has been in the em- early fall ones.-INfaster Eddle Wright is .
� � I aracter- once could deprive' many of the her bombshell in the Democratic Camp is to 3 and, and will avaume his duties Janu- �
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� i - � But the age of cheap iiiiating is only now 'imed his public career th'ioughout. I . ploy of Richard Hogg, of Turnberry, for a visiting friends and acquaintances in Sea-'
.� . lil, lie was nomination. Niabither the country w?uld speak too mildly, wbile the joy -of the Re- ar Ist, 189 . me
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r I I en or"� cauque is quite an- publicane over It is not to bb measured by -A. HEAT CuiR,E,-George Francis Traf Past, now languishes in the forth. Eddie worked hi assage on his
� st hand. ' . � asSe'asor � of the township for two years, , the action, of the . y short ti
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. � . ny other standard than that of a "' co6n " the erratio, cays that t h I y 4homas HiKMc-
r . wo ours exposure to mandment. Mr. Hogg went from born to Laughlin left for the Nox-thwest last week. . I
Q - - a threshing on Fri sy, 2nd ins
I � , 1 24 consecutive years, For. over twenty election the Conservative voters of Ontario over the biggest and finest "w%ttah million" 180 0 Fahrenheit in the form of a dry Turk d e rip. -Mr. I
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. I I Yosrs the improvementg: in printing in#,. years he ,was Warden of the ,County of would s pport a. inan.,who had to openly' en- ever growi�, should it' unexpectedly come ish bath will cure the most violent cholera Donovan to look after th LF leaving We wish them e,
To one not versed in , Ma very pleasant t I
I chinea and methods rth ana chairman 4 the Finance Commit- lie a' rm r Ho John McLau has sold his in and we a
W, y , t the services of 0, Roman Catholic Bishop into. his possession. cases. He asserts his physic knowledge of came to Wingharn, and on returnini malge hope he wilehlion far �
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I in ing hout.6 has seen 6hange Positiono,bf public trust. . RAILWAY COLLISION. -Eight Person
. a were were two 'gold rings, v, sum 01 money, 6, He has I -
I !� His keen business works for the cGuatituenoY if they elected ing over a matter that, ordinarily, would killed outright mud nearly thirty Injured by Pocket Compass and some cloth' carnation and am .
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. - - t e)old hand "Press replaced chpacity hag also received frequent recog. his candidate. The people of Ontario wotIld cause o ly satisfaction, and that in an ordi. a collision between a through freight and an imm hanged his mode of lo
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