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� , t,ont assistant ought to have a tras, The lowest tonder was , I Grande. On another pat .
I - -1i some changes, Will L g 46 f1r. Waddel for' tile loss of his hor-se. This, I
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' �- L I a every case, where the necemoary;seot ty was I was inscribed, Taken from Holyrood in forenoon service in the jPresbyt I � _. 1
1 AS TIME � ,_ 0 , ffliblilittqd to you, dollar Tayt especially for such a long d ys 0 together with the costs, will make a toW .. -- . .
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11; I � cular work, Take this out of forthcoming,' and as a matter of fi wt von. -1688 by Lord Russell, Presented to Lady at Skipuess. While th y were getting int
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I L ALIVOTNTHENT OF,M)VINCIAL OYFICIALS. tors war@ Conservatives, In TIL2 a new ImabolRusoell, 1739,11 If tho- painting is the sleigh he went 0 -he horses' he 1-1
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I R 1 -ON '17hore having been considerable discumsion postmaster ? Freoioui little, It will be said Act was pw d I 11 may )e 0 bsug. -While Mr, and Mrs, J. A, I �
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.LS i P � - �10019rxphfox of ran into the orchard, h all th whit Hacking, of .
I 1� ill the,provinco of late with respect to the there is a commission on money orders and ties, whereby soythfng over $100, going very vailiable. The I Raphael 'h Listowel, were taking a drive &16ug ihe' I ' �
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I L � � L :� Inode; of remunerating a", appointing Pro- savings bank d "�its, but what do theme to lineal descendants w6uld be su ected to say that he was placed in the xellool Of ing on �by the bitio, I ran up against an town lino, west, on I f the - -.- 1;
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I 8- vincial officials, and with res ot, to,the ex- amount to in a small'country village? Whyp a duty of 2J per cent, slid over #000P 5 Pergufnis en he was 12 years old, but at. apple tree in the ' obar - where the tongue e in !.,onWt with a culvert and ... I . -
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ur c � I ;it $260 tom ted no Ing that can be guthenticated of the sleigh pinned hil ot con its horse oxin - �
..�. YOLE tent of their allowances, it my intention ill your ovni town of Seaforth, where the per cent, Pinnsylvanis commence I stable _� o
I Many howe'Aaken advantage I m this " s own ill fie wan about 17 years old, and the apok tree aud )rum ed f n 1is reast, got SWAy, He cantered home to his - �
creWs, - .- . to iii.que a commission forthwith to collect revenue Is about $6,000 a year, and the post. and collected li million dollars f 0 L e remains of the cutter, which w" - - I -
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. I L our opeci*1 .o6r#f and some -lines , th a urce, This Act in Onfaria, o0y touches --The Bank of Commerce at Windsor killing I W �
of L e facts bearing on the various views which mast,een salary $1,300 a year,the commission 0 posoession $20 which t ing the linem, and pants worc, . I . L'
- hl� la t diiaotions toher badly b k U The ocou �
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. �_gr m 1� We offer 'bargains have been expressed on theme subjects, in- for money orders In only $70. Judge v6st the wealtliy and the money receive in this have in their - hey ro !:nin 4ad, I �i
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art Lowing le cluding the raetice an of'other it will be in some - of theme country villagm way will be applied to.' aid hospi als and want, to dispose of cheap, It Is made from were to drop them and ry to save herself. fortunately, � . �J!
t", - d experience 1,1 Mr, Stephen Wili, �
il Poods during have been -John Livingstone, ' eil 57, &,prominent -One day late y, am
I in all linea of , NN,ili or 9 . I e commission to report thereon where, the revenue is only half what it is at other charities. � Last year the hospi *Is cost the quarters of four $W -bills that I LL - �
.... count' x, t?, morly one of cott, of Trowbridge, was coming out -of the � -
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, � � . I L as a Iver man, but he h no fol. being use in the new Lbill, thus making he .. , spe falists in�,Xow Brunswick bush with a load 6f wood, a very fine. youn$ � I . I
I - I . UggpWrif(a PROHIBITION. - tmasterm in cities and large towns are dith w ism, (lied in ontreal, Saturday, mare, one that he had- 'ust bought & shom - - - .
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. question of Pro- ri 91" -some V,,? l,r, -they are in receipt lowing in the. House to be in to mpare $100 of $80. ou L F Rttemn, of Molest
. d Pailts -A0 Order at The plebisoi6o upon the, il go, inet. Ff pure honest, --il!Ol'onto flnds it has a whit*- elephant a bom in Now . Ivunsw1ok, and was time before, from Mr. � � . 0 �
I Twee . of a fat thing � e Registrars and Sher. with the Mowat cab . 9 A, f � - --- �
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. hibition was, iii pursuance of the Act of last -partizan governin tit was on its hands in the shape of Sir A A, Mae- the founder of tho St,,j hn Daily Telegraph, worth, dropped dead in the hamema, � " L �
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� . . ses8ibit, duly taken at the recent municipal _ f tropical plants. Thekloler- w�hidh ,-edfted, for tie oral years, He was -ruptured blood vensel.was supposed to L
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& - . � suffer where the revenue is l6w, md where still wanted by the electors of Ontsio th 11 pherson's gift c� �, 1 14 . I . -
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I t , r I nounced , tit Mone, -.been the cause of death. . I
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� Stand as thi- best V'*Iiae in the trade. infavor of Trohibition. The proceedings care for the collection could be ton Times, and other Maritime Province -Charlwo M Xormfok, of hbratford,for the I .
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: . . yoi�ve paid $4 to $4.50 for- goods no necessary for obtaininga final an, d conoldsive the Government do some levellinj�wpull . *__ I better spent, and it is proposed to return papers. In 1886 he wl issistant managing ;theft of Tim Murray'# watolt, _ I .. - Z I
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� I pass a Pr I * pus . bed for- down these gigantio salaries that are . them with thanks. f : magimtrate, and the two inhuman wretches, .. .
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better. � . ,ohibitoryTaw are being getting, and for which they d6 a very little Canada. L -The other day, while Mr. G. R. Barrie wards became editor o the Toronto. Empire, I , .- I �
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. I all,practicable diligence. - - were driving down Main Subsequently he, went Calgary, where . I
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. W - P 7d to form a Highla d drill and his hired man short time. He to- suspended sentence, on A .
. , PUBLIC ACCOUNTS AND ESTIMATES, . salaries of tfio i street,Galt,on a load of straw,& trace became edited the Herald for . -
I weari. and we 0.186 Intend clearing it - se who are now so poorly corps at &I. Mr. Liv' owner of the horse. Verily, -99 ��O jus- - . I
. The public accounts for the past year will . aid. This thing dannot go on much longer. -Mr. Isaac Mills, of Hamilton, e. ectrf c- unfastened and the horses ran away. The cently returned Mbntre ing-, - 1.
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�, ; oat. Men's Natural, W ool, Merinot C d rather load upset throwing both man off, -Neither stone had been in ill health for some time, tice has ways that are peediar. : . - -
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7 i be promptly laid before you, and will t all our representatives, whether Grit or ian and. fire esespe inventor, die & son, of � . L
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: otic Wotsted, Cotton, &c., in all yohu, I was injured, but there was a big spill of but his death was unexpected and took place -Mossrs. Thomas Bail& t e
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I I Ar , - be pleased,.to learn from them that ex- Tory, whether in the Dominion or Local suddenly on Friday. quite suddenly I Neidpath Stock Farm, Stratiord, deliveredL I 11
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the best on ear M - in ra pri t houses him been bee Provincial Alliance, a branch bf the Do- Son, of Blanchard, their sto I - I
, sma7ox are now well. Galt. Seve , I iva e - �,
, have exceeded the amount anticipated. The able state of things. . . 3,0014, which has been at the he9A _� - 1_.
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1 $1 .50 and $2 ;n every size, �emporary absence of minion Alliance Temperance SocietY3 _. � - %
!, 75c, ) - I estimates for the current year will, without � Oar press, both local and elsewhere, can - young s?n of James Hadd ek, a entered d til I 1proVe L - ,_ L
I'll . . u:2jeweel4and other valuables that the victory won in Ontario wil a rd for the- last three �'. - I
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. of del6y,. be submitted for your approval. They do wonders towards bringing about a better prominent Winnineg merchant, has in teri- the owners .� a: . -
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� .or * the better class I . carried off. Miss Cowan's fancy goods store blessing to Quebec' T e temperance senti- - years and a half. He has- proved himself a - - I
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q 1 -6, ranoing in price from due 'd to economy and the necessities of i POSTMASTER. --James Lusk has sold his farzm. f 70 onMainstreet was also despoiled to the ment in. tha - . L, .
I readymadf , , I orld's Fair was from him. . I
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I - 1 .4 I no and tTsborne and Hibb rt InSUrance McRoberts, for the suin of $3,300. -Rev. Mr. Hagey, pastor with Protestant 'temper- � number of yews market clerk, died on Sat- - - , I .
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�� Cloth,L Sea-lette and far -strictly fi,rst- feel assured that your deliberatio, e . friendly relations , � i �
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A-imions, while affbirdin roof of y ur Company. -The farmer around Holyrood, I .
� p . ' d e societies, and are working shoulder to urday, '3'rd inst. Fifteen years ap the Lde- L _ e
- . d are preparing, to establish a joint a k otherday, broke through the ice in eep &tie I yrus Allen, then I �. I , � ;1 L
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r I the continuea development of the resources Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance ,C 11 cheese facto - - ears, was the most active man on the mw- . - I -
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I � You'll, find thot ,with us a dollar k gawley, of the St. James laud dog belonging to J. Costin, of Prince- Canadians for total pr;hibition'.. Iii his. .1 � I I
of our Province and the prosperity and hap- *as held in Gardiner's -ball, Fa -Josqpl s otel, 1z .
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L � I I members - present. The President, - D. liabilities are $15 000. --Aj"ets inall. with its teeth and pulled him to safer ice. ) .. - _.
. Z 0 about 400 munici] lit' in the Province the last few years he 'has been oonfined to I L .
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Mitchell, took the chair and opened the ae 1 t of h,- cipal - I L :
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� � � On the Fee System. have arrived at Halifax and ' will be where the councils refuse to grant liquor the house with rheumatism, 1� �, .
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� I � meeting by showing the large amount of Grant, of Queen's U,nivorsity, Kingsto , has � I
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Dium Exposrro-R, -Will You allow me to business done by the company duri the canceled all his engagementr I . f ZZ rave his five-year- � , _", �
A : ; in I I Deepwater , terminus to, inspect cards and licensed hotels or saloons. . 12th concession o 19 I �: � . I : .
. 6 m He 3 r. . � old. daughter a little whisky for a _�
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r . . � - pro and con. oFo:e have talked, with a tfie imall e= of man�gemeut, as com- Army in Canada resulted in the coll ction United States, thus doing away with ested on a charge of bringing stolen dirank a large quantity of the liquor, becom - - -- . - I
11 ood deal'of common companies of similar size. of P2,000, being Ian increase of arly work of searching pamengers' effects at the arr I
L The Leading Cl oth-in a People, ;ense, and there has pared with , mutry. Watches,dismonds Ing unconscious from its effects. lilt � - _. I �
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. I . teen a good deal of what we might call non- Ile congratulated the company on this state $5,000 above that ,. border. from differ- a. doctor four hours tio restore, - .. I ,_ .
I SEAFORTH, sense. Sir 0. Mowat Put the matter as of. affairs and hoped the company would con- -H. C. Baker, Manager of the Bell ele- -An acti4n. was taken against the Riche- jewelry, -etc., have been stolen as . � � I I � L
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m The Ontario Legislature was opened on 1 Sir Oliver's plan, and that is he has made statistics are taken : Policies taken dilring kicked a cow so badly on Thursday, last rinthian in 1892. Judge Loranger has just r. E. ' K We v r, a, I _�, � � L
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L people, but the pro t%rof 1068 policies, and an increase of or three weeks. ' -everal felices and Johnnie' Golddust, the farnous trotter, ha4 I .
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_ 'Clerks, 12T over 'the previous year. These policies -West Bruce County Orangemenj at -The Ottawa Free Press estim te � - ; - .-.
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�, such occasions. The following is the ses- and also to Division Court Clerks (and - bail- are covering risks to the amount of $3,339,: a recent meeting in Lucknow, deciddd to the cost of clearing away the snow after the 'U . . I a
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� dional prograni To be in the receipt of fron� $2,000 to I- 845. The amount of the premium notes ce Y 0%, t* in-- 1. I
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: , ..all I now held by the company and liable to be wm very bold, in view of the Chief having when I , I
q It is with much pleimoike that 11 once more we might call a snug, fat office, e eci - ,217.28 ; assessments levied w. -There is a good. demand for d I ' bulk of which, however, went to r peo- � I .
� sP Y assessed is - $94 revolvei in put -suit of the pris- ed around suddenly, throwing the occup" - I L .
, I in�et you, assembled for the despatch of the. when we consider the easy times these men lo, present in Walkerton. Se era KoOstorm. emptied his L I - I- . .1
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� business of the Provin�e "d the legislation have, for you may say that they themselves during the year, $4,513.41 ; total assets of i retired farmers are looking for sui able was, after all, a blessing in disguise. . � IN= uninjurecL but Mi. . ;_ . L, . �
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. which the public inter�sta require. scarcely do anything. 16ke. our .Registry the company, *including cash on hand, u dwellin .1 I � -A whist party, the first of a series, was , -1 t � ;
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I GRAIN CROPS A" STOCK TRAD-E. offices, their hours are very short, from. 10 paid assessments and residue of premi= -A conference of hotelmen was he d in ' ervative ger, 0 up in Sandwich jail. � They . tree, the blow . - I - . .� I :
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I 6 he last,year the grain crops 8. in- till about, 3 p- in.) - notes, $86,576.95. David Mitchell, Hibbert, I , b c Temple, London, the with a in , an n � amed, before, who cannot be =, and from which he never recover- �� I � L
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. While in'll, t day at the longest; the others seem to have and John Essery, Usborne; were re-elected ' forming a Provincial organization, whic , it other'evening. There were seventeen tables a , Perth - . ., � . 6- I
haxe not been as - . rged�with an- attempt to ruin ed. Johnn _�.. .
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I - in ifoltmer years; I am � - greater liberty thin this, for it is often, very D,irectors' for a term of three years, with W. is expected, will be 6,000 strong in the c urse of players. Mesors. Harry T�ruer and the morals of about a dozen Young girls be- county. - He was the property for- some time L .� L .
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z dairies a ,,adily. ilacreasing, and by! . . . ! MY.. tors' as constituted for the year 1894, is as ) families in Leamington. ,jit, is claimed that, Messrs, -- I .
re .�L stE � a: That the fee system is aU ' follows - achieved the honorlof the booby prize. - I-, �, �
. . President. John Esser I& e girls, all of wh6m are under 10 years of dispoodd of him last summer to a a dicate, � � .
: reason of their improved quality command i opinion is thi . , y, Exeter ; hired man were chopping wood, the former th ,yn, * i :,t �. .. - . . . �
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I 0 - ?i I ogn a- ion. increases om- been in the water since last fail or summer. -A paragraph in the St. Thomas Jour,114 " I I .
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I of inost of theA-i � e. What I blame the Ontario Govern- A Few Facts. � sock before he disedyered that it was o .1 1. I.. f :
ecur . . derwear. There was no paper or mark on he felt, and had there been the usual crowd of W each.. The story was that they, bail - I I I
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i 014ture, is evidence I I in the room it'it; doubtful if the prisonerrs gtv- � . I I
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- of the interest taken in the good work in 8, r . -Mr. Joseph W. could have been t safely o -at of the town. ing notes for $69 therefor, aud that theiir ,� A - . I .
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r anizations are engaged. The the pupils, pa er, pens, pencils, rubbers and near Sarnia, met with a severe ac . At.the close,. Magistrate Selkirk committed. fiotes had been raised to $690. The J - � ,� ,- ! . .
7 - which these org together. Take thitfollowIng illustration as which ate of particular interest at .the pres- ,scribbling bo Is. The larger subject of ee and- nal, on furthdr investigating the matter, . �. - i .
- attendance at the Agridultural College is I cently. While get�ing out timber in the them for trial at -the next Assizes in 8 �� ,__1
��, � a sample. A certain party had to borrow a ent time, and should be read and carefully text books will be considered j4ter. ch and refused � I ieless. If tde . �� . �
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� ecessful experiment, &-holz will be repeated 6 the indictment .was reversed jind -the was gone. No was a acture, and the sufferer is getting along Mr. Forrest, of - - ��_
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� � during the- present yeal%-. ' The large num- thoff)cs were receiving too much. quantity of jewelry. as well as can be expected. new revolvin .. I . :
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- .-Louis Wettlaufer, of Cassel, thisp ar, -:L-Messrs. Johu Douirall & Sons, publish- taken out a tent. cannot be rais6d-the w�rclsj " Sixty-nine -- -1 . .
ber in attendance at ther dairy schools - s ag d its part, ' � pa� I Dollars," being rinted in full in the centre ' I - .. .
' I gage and continuation of the abstract, The so'called Ross Bible al o P1 -Messrs. Mlulheron & Comtp;an ha
8pecic"l in providing - ugh prepared e I r, co - ess, .3fontreal, have lately � U ve sold' . .11-- 1 �,
has fully justified your -,action I was $3, by a onservative . from nine cows, realized over $61 pe ers of The Witit r. � exander . . L I
� � . .65, and will you believe it, the but altho and $5 from u ter put in one of R. Hoe & Company's printing the foundry, in Mitchell, to - of the notes. Re Stratford Beawn says Z. I � I - I
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� increased accommodatift. . �.-, 1, Sheriffs' fees for dashing off a line or two to lawyer in Brantfor a . - � I - .
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I - umbian ,I . - $1,200 a stirri . Brown, of Carlingford, for the sum of $3,200. them that they were " done snflicient- .. I
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I gis they were disappointed. Mr. ist hag a silver -headed walking cane wkich edly so, of many congratulations upon the UP . �
11 mattet of just pride awls-outisfaction to our 1 year, charged a fee Of 53 cents just to certify but in . . ' typing and . to the note for $69 for Cle . .
I � I ere no back taxes against -the prop- � Mowat fought out the battles of constitu- is so constructed as to hold about ten drinks excellence of their stq�reo cuts --Tolto & Company, drygoods merchau. , ly in the giving'of I - .
: I people. By our exhibit8of livestock, grain, 1 there w , I omin' ' of whisky, with a diminutive glass to drink published.' . of Stratford, have effected a compromise Range in � question. - In the vicinity of - I - __ .
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I- -fruit., boney, cheese, . minerals. timber, I erty. Now, all these -charges are exorbi-- tiolial rights when endangered by D ion . .., rather strange occurrence happened with their creditors at 50 cents on the (lol- Avonton, at I east half -a -dozen farmera '_ . � . - �
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; . � are � 50,000 Roman Catholic children attend- -Mrs. S. Sipes, .8th Concession, B the other day. 'Robert Douglas, who has been a s -1 - 11. - : I . I I � li� .
that Ontario esses great natural ; the hard working men of the county, chiefly Ontirio cillor elected and another one died the same - -Mr. � , ubstantial stoves for Ranges which, to use ---.
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; resources, a-rul ilk the X, development has in which these offices axe situated. I ing Ontario Public Schools and 30,000 in the and Mrs. McCormack, of Brougham, eparated day. Mr. George B. Angus, councillor for e A - . 0 I �
I ,_�pt pace with the wealthier and more pop- I Just think of a Treasurer'bf -a County, to Separate schools. In 1890 election the cry county, two sisters who have been s Ier King's ward, died, and Mr. Thomas Evans about twenty eight years, removed last frigerator in summer, and gave out as much 11 .- I � :
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3� ulous, countries. ,, whoin the people are paying a most hand- of 1886 was" as elected councillor for North ward, still week with.his family to Detroit. - heat as a furnace in -winter." They know I - L - I
1-1 some salary, $1,200 a year, for a Very little guage scare ad ed. Mr. Mereditlf hd ain by means of an advertisement. w I .. n, the better now. .,- � 1. I I
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11 GRATTFYIN(l XLmC%IPTS,:'Yn0M FORESTS. I � -F; I -vAcancy and requ 1119 another -Mr. Samuel Doupe. of Kirkto � I ,-I - I
. charging 53 cents for just merely - ed he legislation passed at previZ -Mr. Bryant, of Warwi fh to ,leaving a "trwil be the well known - -Last Friday,at 0,9goode H&U, Torontop - . I
�� Theluinber trade continued active an -d work, . rov of ' 0" brou .�� st nomination and election which breedei of , Shropshire�, sheep,- . 4 _� I
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writing ou�-, a printed blank form, insertin sessi ns refe ing to these matters. The 50, Arkona, one day lately, a gia � has a ewe that gave birth to a pair of fine in a peculiar ease which wd -
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.tlie last. year, and uAtit the monetary . I . re required to aul -Colin itankin, the Hudson Bay Com- healthy laiiibs on the 30th of Ja y. Stratford shortly, aninjunction was.obtain- ''I
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. atriagency in the United States caused work. I French was taught was the sore spot to the yokes of strong steers we � � pany's, agent at Mattawa, is having a niag- -Mr. Hugh Campbell, of Mitchell, has ed restraining the defendant, Brandan, frout �-1. ... I - - .
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Z 11inch depression in bu%it�essl in that coun- salary is this Treasurer getting? It is such that Hon. Mr.�Ross, Minister -of Education -Dr. Oronhyatekha has purchased ap-; rifficent moose head mounted. The spread men at woi he had receivedl, _� .
I -hes, height. of for a new private bank -Which he, in con- -
tvy. Prices since then bayi� not been so on 5, tain John�s island, half a mile from ese- of the horns is 7 feet 6 inc $ . . from the -plaintiff, Mrs. 'Robert Turnbull, of ,_ I
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. 0 ;he honest yeomen of our country to to have English taught in all schools, and: ronto, and workmen will soon be en of North But . I I
standing this. the rei*ipt8 from woods and i � building cottages, etc., amnd transfo " the tween the eyes 10 inches, width of tines 10 run there. was Miss Annie Forrest, . _ - I
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I equalled the enitimaited fe-Vimuefr 6t I -Win. Hodgirts narrowly escaped eath than the other, and width from tip to tip of ness College, Stratford, has just completed to marr huin but inst�aad of - doing so mar- .
� - people to this,say Amen with la-aa,voice. the Conservative watchword, " Mows an excellent pen and ink t it of his ried ;Uert Turnbull. During the illeged . .
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� CROWN LANDS IN +lit NORTH. . gent at the mother. The work is said I .
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� I late tried to shield these large salaried of- ity. In the coming election the Opposition . Tuesday. A portion of one ear - was ken -Mr. T, F. Livesey, ticket a, - I
. he features and expression being many letters from Miss Forrest, and thowy, _ .
I A considerable area of �-- teftile land has - ent that the Do- has not outlined its policy as Mr. Meredith off by &machine and his right arm was bad- Canadian Pacific Railway station, Galt, has ---- I
- ficers by the false argum no � well brought out. � " she' now alleges he has been showing to . .
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I 110w been suxveyed on the shores of Lake 'thre ' Cure some -of his relatives, Defendant �
� � Minton Government pays big fees to its em- appears to be lying low. A complaint has ly mangled. ' ' received notice that his services were �e has now ae Gold . set up I � .
,� Temiscaminre, ,,, easy of' access and. cap- plojees. I sa false argument, for if I can been made of extrava &nee in asylum main- I -The other night a thief eot away 'th a longer required by the Company. Several , -Mitc� 11 -1 . - .
� � U 11 -hickens, 3 ba others along the line, also received a similar ; graduates undergoing treatment at Oak- that he had a right to use the letters as he .
taining a lar ulation. - 6 e statement. There ' barrel of ,pickledhanis, - 50 c . - " . . - � .
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Udsop Agency get clear by " a bigger sinner than tenance, but it is from W. notice. The offence that caused this action : ville. They ha ood he intended to sue for, d ? I � I �
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I During the year -1 Cr-awK muld come off clear but the are now in our asylums 2,042 male inmates , of oats, and some other articl6s, . - for breach of e of mam*age I= . .
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. . ishedat Haileybury, at the myself, then all ,,in I Solomon Gage's �ftirm on the Beach road, was the selling'of a ticket to a commercial for ever and will, it is hoped, return re P and .1 I I . �
I - has been establi of the lake, and several big, blackest fellow of all. No, this argu- and 2,031 females and the average annua i near Hamilton. ' traveller without asking to see his certifi- formed men, and be-respeceable and indus- -use of - the = in that action ahouU . . . , I
northern end Ment is false. Whenever wrong is found cor- expenditure per', patient, including all sal- , � - trious citizens. I not be interfered' with, and the court w . .
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a - townships have - been opened for sale toJ rect it. It is not my intention to argue or aries, is $137. In . the United States the i -Three Oshawa boys -were fine for cate. . rson, of Fullirt restrained him -only from publishing the �� I � r
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� &Gtual settlers. There i -q reason to hope In the ' drunkenness last, weeli. They bel ng to -The following coal contracts _. � - I
find out which of the two Governments is same average for 70 aailums is $199. declared himself in the field as an independ- letters, other than in his action agaiiist the .
- he fines imposed re :, awarded by the Grand Trunk at Montreal, ,
t1lat an important, settlen4lat may SOOA be re risoners,whose O'd families. T . � ! . I
the bigger sinner. I dofi't think the elec- Central Prison the i are 321 p at the Su Patron candidate, and as Mr. W tiff, Brandan has issued a writ againsk .. I .
i rmed to take advantage'� of ,the natural' torate at the coming election will be carried average annual keep, inclusive of salaries, J;cpherson, $W or 5 months'; Kivell, 10 or the coal to be delivered spension, dnt Robinson p In I . �
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fo this northein' part of the away by that kind of talk. They will say is $189.45. Compare this with the Dominion three months; Annand, four months in bridge: Morgan, Brown &Bain, -Pittsburg, haa deqlined to withdraw, there are now Mrs. Turnbull, claiming $1,500 damages. for , . � '.. I
. resources of - . � i5o,000 tons; Osborne & Sage, Pittsburg,; two Patron candidates in South Perth for her breach of engagement with him. ' As �
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� provtnce.. . let each stand, its own trial, and be dealt Penitentiary, where there are 1,228 prison-. Whitby jail. � � . C. N. Shipman & Co., Buffalo,I' the Ontario Le i lature . this actioin- wiR come on for trial in Skrat- I .1 :
� - and the average expend- ; - --At the eighth annual meeting of the 150,000 tons; . 91-9 . .. . �
. RROCY,VILLF, ASYLUM fol� _UE JINSANS. with according to its deserts. However, ern onlonger terms -Ohio, _Mr. Win. Roxburgh, of AN-oxibank, was - 1� -
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I I- - Satisf�wtory progress ha4- � been made in I wiU say this, with -reference to the fee iture is $274. , the victim of a serious accident recently. put in evidence. Messrs. Idington & Pat- '
. as. - inion Government is in over disbursements last year $13,719, an held on Friday in �, Toronto, Mr. Jo 1. 50,000 ompany, . - _
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'. the erection of the new buildings in Brock- system,that the Dom - . /prisoner, while the Hobson presented a valuable timepiece to Pittsburg, 50,000 tons. The prices paid are While trying to disengage a piece of lodged, mer are acting for Mrs. Turnbull, and - I I... . � .
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: for the furtb4 accommodation many instances too niggardly, and don't al- average of W-73 per timlien - top of the tree sprang i)ack, Messrs. Mabee & Gear�ing for Brandan.
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ville, intended officers a decent salary.. 'Compared revenue from' the Penitentiary was only Hon. John Dryden, in recognition. Of his a secret, but are said to' be about the'same I I I
. Ili , -,.�"7_-..1 V333 crushmig his leg and breaking. it in two .
q 0 ber of theinsane low its I - . as last year. ., �r. " ��_ I . I
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� � I atienes, for whom provisibialmust be made. with Mr. Mowat's Registrars, Sheriffs, etc.,i $10,156, an average of $8.27. This should servic . d places. i. DoctorB Smith and Iryincoset the
. P swer to this charge. In —Frank Finch, a former Norwich hotel- —Three boys who ha a lot of jeweIr in loina well. A Terrible ExperienCe. I . I 1. .
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� It is expected that before the end of the there is a vast difference. I mean now the be a sufficient an � oronto h ' I their possession were arrested in Winlior broken limb, and- he is ( � . � � I � . . 1
1 P -lasters of On- Crown Lands Department a 6 year's record keeper, died in the T 9sp I th Y , , St. Maxys, re- .... . .
reseRt year the main building -,,vili be ready great majority of the .postn —Mi. P. E. Butcher �f _ - ITH IS FotrND ALIVE AWD UK-
, I tario. There are about 150 postmasters in shows the receipts to be $8,062,944.32,, with Monday,' the 6th inst. He ha4 s'taeroe'd e other day. Besides the jewelry the' HARVEY SM
for occupati=. 0 in 5 and 10 cent pieces Th cently" bought a king of the forest , from Mr. � � I -
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2 i John Forbes, Frail John Dafton, of Downie. It- was an oak. .
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period report their re butt. There were 7A eprolsof wood in, it,and Smith, has returned alive and uninjured to . .
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the Legislature for the prevetition of cruelty revenue tip to $800, and 25 per cent. on the ernment for the same ater came from Woodstock. They are held on I - - I
� So the salary is ceipts to be $1,454,215 - an4 expenditure —John Gray, jr., editor of. the Col British Columbia. The Senator's .
above that fizure. it will he split into barrel staves. It is �
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to t1nd the better protection 6f chil(Iren, has amount r cv�se and $745 in the lat- $1,767,436, showing a deficit of �313,92921. News, and Robert Curran, of Orillia, editor the charge of stealing a ride on a Grand I . . this son wandered in the mountains of the. North . - .
beea favorably received, arid -a gratifying $3120 in the forine . ave each filod suits Trunk train, and were Femanded by Ma often that such a monster is seen in . * - � . 1. - I
s Letter, h � I gi- - - . I I Thompson 120 hours without food, sleep, . . - � :
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-is been manifesLod by the pub- ter. ,plose &stmasters. whose revenue is The appointment of 0 .. for on' week, in order to part of the country. . I - �
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. lie to take advantage of its po,ovisions. �, . . find out how they got the moneY and jew- —Mr. �ohn Davis has purchased th�e fine for five nights with no co .
, � ;� nection -v�lth the Post Qffice, and the Gibson said the fees paid were the same as in g article published I sno .0 Ile valleys of �
alleged libel in a sportin . I ened limbs but the w in
� re.-ieuing of children from liv0 of crime, tmd in con 1, city.' - property pf Mrs. McClacherty, in Mitchell, the Cascades. The 1. I r I . I . I I
, pay indirectly by brhiging John Sandfield McDonald's tithe in 1871. last September. - searching party had e I
: lacing'lbem- in the way of becoming useful office -is made tc . Dr. Douglas died on Saturday af-,- just so -6th of the railway bridge. . He sold I
P may custoraers to the -place. But take an of- Huron in the —At the annual nieeting in T nto on _ReT ard to Mr. turned to a ranch, and on Saturday night I -
� and honorable citizens, is a work which . . He divided several counties, ? ion ternoon, at his home in MontreaL Two his own �remises in the West W - fire
� enue is $2',500 and the number, and gave two registry offices. The :-Thursday of last week, of the ;�( —!! . * - at 10 o'clock were sitting around the " . �
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� well eng,_Lge the best considenation" and at- fice -.where the rev ated at Blyth, Ayrshire Breeders' Assa atiOn Stew- weeks a o his feet -were amputated and this James Potter, of Fullarton who intends re mourning their companion as dead when a �
I lity. � ,� 1, s-_Llaxy attached is $750. In this office noth- second one.for Huron was loc was elected Presici ent ' 'V �, - Dr. Douglas was a tiring from farming and beeoming a resident � .... � I
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I tention of the commun s It but the County Council refused to erect a art ' I shout was heard at the gate. HarveYS1---- �
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I BILLS TO BF, (10,91SIDPoRED. done but purel3 - W. Ballantyne, of Stratford, Vice -P es hman by birth, and was bom in 1825. of Mitchell. o ous n ca d : I � I
. ill om the God —Mr.Miles Brown, of Carlingford, was was carried int the h e a d re for. � .
. ,,, the bills in prepari4ion for your tales two competent hands to do the work, building. The fees received fr �� , . .
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Amon, were for Ontario. He entered the Methodist mini try in Can- � �,
.- - the postmaster and his assistant. Their erich registry office since 187 3 ordained in 1851. driving ! home from Mitchell on Monday His story was 3oon told. The first nighti . �
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Consideration are: A bill respecting the re lace � '. .
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I , to the public from 8 a. in-. till 7 p. 11!1a M,594.0, so that it has been a good earn- —A novel hockey match took 9 stationed at evening � last week, when his horse became he burrowed four feet under the. snow, leav- ���
I presentation in tbe Provinei,�t Assembly, a hours . , Saturday afternoon tween During his miniBtry he wa . I 7 I .0 - � .. I
� , Altogether, their labor's begin at 6a. in. in Mg institution—the monies being received Belleville .on - Toronto, Hamilton and, ontreal, 0 C11 cnmanageable and he was thrown ft .riL the hig a breathing hole. He narrowly OWAPeol . I
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I � ' gELUI ' ' p. in., and from people who had services performed for teams composed of young women A num e g frozeli to death. He- MP .
, personation of voters, a bill fa - a, ' offices and continue till 8
� n' h' ida roin Janu to January. it. The Province of Ontario is the only one ber of interested spectators Z�os I I split the pulpits of nearly all.the I = cutter. i He struck his head against a post bein
- za.tion of the judicial district.of Nipissing, ' ' 9 .,Femthg- to rest afterward, but traveled continuously . � I
: - . I their ti'des " with laughter at the p ses and odist Churches. He was elected President or fence, and cut it so badly that the doctof The first two days, on ao, 1 7 .
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istra� , 0 er, 01 F. eser-ibed by-law, out of debt,, Quebec has a debt of $15,000,000 I - had to,put several -stitches in it. for five days. I
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� a bill to further faeilj�.ate tW, admim - 1h , a iegaif holidays apxry - of the general Conferences of the Meth "Dirty Billy" McCaffray and Jack �, .... . � �
: . .i . be a f�sf day, or Easter day, and the other provinces $5,000,000. Ontario the misses that were made. and was also for m — I count of the fog, he traveled twenty miles in
I tion of justice in certA atters, a bill rei - but whether it � I odist ipleting a circle iu
ain in as day, the poor postmaster has has now $5,800,000 to the good and she —A poor Toronto dressmaker had a church in 1879, any -wrong direction, con
specting councils of �conciliation, a bill W- or ChFistm left her by her years chairman of the Montreal conference. Murray, two worthless Stratford characters,. the I -
� I to ,work, The mail comes in and res out stands to -day with 31 millions as her assets. picture of an old mosque, er inst., the saAdest oe- hired &hom and rig from Waddell!s liv� that distance. On the -fifth day he sighted ' - I
� feeting inining interests, a bill vespecting the comparison is there How was it with the Dominion Government 9 father, on which she ced ihitt e value. —On Sunday, 4th n Tuesday, last week, to,go, as they saiZr the Thompson 'River. . ---
: day. Now, what - frame ' Lhich has Yet happened in the vi- o ,, � - I
The other day it fell and Pt b oke. She currence w vey Smith!s remarkable eonstitutioi:4
� management of Upper Canada College,: a every , egnstrars'and Sheriffs' sal- In the $72,000,000 expended since Confeder th farm of about four miles out in the country, promis- Hat
. bill respeeting the law of libel) a, bill respect- betweei� these R ,,en on ass, , cinity of Wiarton took place on the - and courage saved his life. It is I
L� _-�, labors more thmt ation only a very small percentage was found took it to be repaired, w1t the th Mrs. Thomas Aikens, near Chesley Like. ing to-' be away not more than one hour. coolness �
(,, goods entrus . axieg, ajid the abundant I - , frJ e aid from the o ere a; white - .
in, ted to agents,, and a bill: to turned under the back oJ � nly case ott record wh I
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make Rondeau Point a public park. The the postinaster has to perform. The sum ,fault with by the Opposition. Mowat was ' . t, � . was 0111" Aikens, an estimable young They drove the horse till it fell de in the moun-
is this - noted for his pure admini tration Of Public found' this inserip ion. " I or of a Mr. Th a widowed exhaostion. They wem,arrested and plead- in winter has lived five days I
bills to consolidate and amend the drainage and substance of tile whole matter Isque painted at Urbino by- I t ael when man, and the only support of of Britiih Columbia without fOO(L �
� laws and the ditches and wattreourses sets, these postmasters are not half . paid at $750. affairs. The new Parliament buildings were mo old, Interior of De 1A mother, had hitChed up & Van Of spi,rited Od guilty in the police court antl were let, tabw I . - I - . I
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