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ke their sup on the sly. This is,
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honorable. However, it is "A, -
iv often drink has been abuse& -,
ten drive ,their horses to death.- �
b of this, � � are' we to prohibit,. - �
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A method of oxen and jumpers V I
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it we prohibit this by making i-,,
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,[a taking away the Iffe, of their
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to keeping bachelors' and old -11 J
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Mes�rs. Robeet and Cecil Ross. �
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andiblacker than that. You askl
andiD, North Dakota, who, wa& -
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Fab lil a. TV ,e make a specialty
Drelse Goods, get the right kind
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7 brother, Mr. John Fisher, and; �
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black, good value at 350, ,
her, has kept. T and a large;
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41 inch all -wool Serge; this is o
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famous line, and cannot be beat
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Double fold Mobair, bea-Atiful goo�
io-al conventiou,� bein held here
stylish and seiviceable.
-The Pri�sbytery of Huron niet.
A great bargain, silk fini 5h, all, wc
�reabyterian church on Tues&y
Henriettaf 46 inebes wide� ri
tttendance was good, and con-
jet or blue black, go3d value
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great wearer. - : - .
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D silver, as we are 8 ttlers given without any previovs notice, was p e ston, and the couple went to a, neighborizig 1.11
- � - CAMPAICIN SIN T031S �,w � The - splendor, i ' iu 1 an ide� of of the best - ever given before a - Huron island, where they were m d by an Ank- i
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i I . tend f 1. . I � I .f the population of the Dauq country, county convention, being thoroughly pra�_ lican clergyman. The bride's parentsaw .. �
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I - � just 100 t rascal Roward's inn , Hat for *� late Pro. not fail to have a good effect on the dele- in arts of Queen's College., and has been _14 I i
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OIS I says an Alabama member Whom 1wo I vincial election hasi.. as there w�re *nearly gates who were present. A hearty vote, of i
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I . . . . gry the Republim &-The L tug d Campaign - cause f his 01 ecord, but his other per- A harp within my h � . in the Dan , I � football team. I .. i
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� at, is apparent to, every 'of 1899-A Cc . prehen give View of the Forma, ces here, nd the* Popullati were EDITH SEssioxis `1 UPPRIL and three or four about to be �ta.blished, book," was introduced by Rev. W. J. Fordl f ;
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I I out here soi ne- of our friends req ted a to farm produce.' Theta ere last.,J ear oa or - . conversion of Zaccheus, with blackboar4. death. Medical aid was called in and after -
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- 91his kiod of talk not unfre� give an so unt of Manitoba. far, how- from Dauphin. These cattle ave ad aqout ered by E. J. Harris, Clinton. Rev. J. W. �
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Tthe iteral meaning of the word bar. one-half of the o untryp6ople refused; even and a after the Democrats I tak� the . . - " � I
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gain an I I to attend the rall as, and -about. a fifth of Popu sts, vibose ambition Is to hold the to judge -o the first commencefarming operations -at once, and a S. Bond, Seaforth, wh,3 showed that t She is an adopted daughter of Hon. David . ;
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arran emenV by which the wishes of -the the voters staid a home. T1 a Dem,ocratto bidtlan of power In, the .next house, and i q .
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Blebahing no ptc. the churcl ----:Rev. Neil b1cPherson, of -Petrolia, will - . I
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F11 rs� full blast. n the 4th of A r* a farmer in any 6ther,:part of the province.' Lumber W. H. Kerr, Brussels, were appointed a Guelph, consequently. the elph I
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� C ea and unreliable. . males over 21, an- must 36w be 1.8, 00ii Jerry'Blmpson is as confident 'Of coming, told me tha he had 100 acres - to seed. can be jot for $8, $10: and $12 per thous4nd delegatee to the Provincial associatiom'M11. are much disappointed. Th
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by- the maker's fr m whom � franchised by la there any certa ly 16,-- the Missouri line say that those Democrats about teliev�ng in such sudden't anattio ' as profitably . ;
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� , elsh h 0 in - and " that point. The pirowed fields... . t bbld climes. We canl ripen tomatoes, c 0-rn, meeting, and aftei the customary votes Of * Petr-Olia- P .
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C11 and G Der Furnishings. I the snow as uch as other part k�nsi, Imelons, etc., succesaftilly thanks to the Hiensall people, etc., the: co4- -Mrs. Burnett wife of tho Liberal ` �
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Fownes rothers English GI usufruct be 0 Y clai m"t a I I knows .. ' of � n'adjourned. I i can . � �_ �
I * -thirds it woi Id spite him. I I i Everybody . .
� 0 , " ,he little there it quickly yields to the he& ever r , gardens, and for *ild v4ntio - didate in South Ontario, Mr. Lecuara �i �
. Batte 'a, Christy's and -%�ec'�dsou` . ty , y year in o I . 1, Burnett, of Greenbank, township of Re&ch, 1, z
8 of the stay lit ho 11� 1894 w Deiho that t ie leaders of the radical silver'par i � � t I -
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three or four inches, seedinly can be at rt' . all over the praing provice from north to 4�� �
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selyes, we an extensive ran ,a -of for theib to claim the whole men tie as the Democrats claim so -little and the Re- are itpared having a great deal f disagree- genpral is. a black 116&6 with a e. ' y subsoil. ians- bunt of a blood vessel in supposed to � 1,
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the ring master's dog. They have ready publi(ans concede so much, so theiverage - I . 4 1. � ! -A us ra. M - _ i i " 4
Afessr i. W. . Sainford & CoTopany's fren's . � able weather at lis seas t am' icale held r at Al Leggat's have n the cause of death. 't �;
on. may have Th6, town � of Dxup�in- is to nearl . �
and � a' suit&, in the beat (]�iialitll�m. nominated three or four man'for gress of opi 31on .may be said to -be that� deduct- ii� sual . - - .
. fronts that will nip back the in, but it =,CqQro int�6 this 2,101TUrE. se residence, Hamilton, $130 was raised in odd --Mr. Thomas Cairns 'formerly -a re4 j
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Our Lead6rs in Men's Sui� are Edward Dean Cooke of C hicago is titled - siluthAbere will be- ab-ut 40 Democrat , omes on a ,all right. I havi been told listance c1 ,lTul -Y �
' i 0 11 1 that in the Ing of 1887 wbe .t- was out railiciad. i Then th�re is Gartinor6i, 41 miles -The total collectiong on account of but, latterly, forsome years residing nexr � 1�, �
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Friced' at $6, $7 and $,10- to such immortality as 11s colM Iin can In t�;;Inext house. _J . H. BEADLE. 1 off to the g nd by frost on t.. a 24th- of frorb DauphiN which is quiti� a Jplace also. I f �, �
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1 congress to obtaft 1 a renombation, i � I heaviest cro that there have, in th hops, 6to., h ' ' �. I
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, )f seed time a re never 'looked foi. 'Most of very idly and there are sc, built "
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Men is W6rking Pants, $1, $1.50 astio g d man and saDj d1ne Repu lico*n, - w a joint stock company to operate a first-class 11 a leaves a widow and si� large family. . . I
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.i "The emocratic expeAs calou tint Waddell,one of the pioneers of bo, which is worth repeating. ea .)
....,I .. b.1.4 I paratively I ttle broken wea,thi i r � to � stop acre; oats fro i 50 to, 90 bushels per or -Rev. A. 1-t app r)% � 12 �
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they w I recover W; ,-..eat a In the,h .se by farm o rat ons the whole season, There is I and k arley 40. to 75 bushels per 4ci te. Presbyterianism in Western Ontario, die there was a sale of horoes there recently, -le, -
NE� PRICE TO ALL. mereforoeof theourreni inapresi, ant .al ' aventi . Mrs. Brow rL was a Miss Barnes I . 1� . I
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...W. li..�.4- year ani I because the g -eat poipul ru�h of So thampton. Her golf costume Is t throng a lot of work at idsummer, 20 ce
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GiflE10:4 MACDONALD, I ,bite !collar and blaA tie. On her head. this, with ol nights, makes it very favor . I do not think that any [�, . � I I
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I CLOTIEEIERS3 1 to notice w Ian the " freeze-up' comas, in- t pla mov ng to try to better1is �onditia 1, .
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! :ne UOUJU 11DUME5111308 vue 1a I 41LISS I days too stormyi for driving. I Last year, , the east of us are the ea. The i o �tail 18-1 who sold his farm about two months ago t- . � al Hugh Russell a tiara in the towush p. : �,. . I
. . I ! Clew is a postgraduate and is thoroughly . i our childre never missed one d ly from the ' ,rest shelter for a from t I ' al I Bosanquet, L%mbton county. Albert Bright 't
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.� . . .. :0 I conv RaDt with Greek, and the � Misses school, ow ng to unfavorable i eather, a - - nort=t winds, &,I as holdina one of the braces of the pur I i
, � 0 �0:-�.,-,, - -.1 . ... J Ho Itt are accomplished musicians. though t 6 distance is one ' ile and a never g6t ,O,ery strong wiad %o4ma in � _. late, which was spliced, when the � p . _11�
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. . � .any qort.of jewelry with evening dress- have seen them,start off when itl was 40 de- space, and w , hing y. the comP1 ment" 3f Samuel Grigg, of London, left this
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,y ible and health I . missisin field.
.1 I ghosfi of a watch chain. Several ultra ' . I W1. MGIR�, � years of age, and was soon to be married. '4. .-
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of productive lauq, ready for County S bath Scho,81 ls�6C:ifv- the Salvation Army in Canada, has receive�. .
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.. .r. . sponing white"waist�oats with black but- the plow, , iven as a free hooestead, in- i -0 '
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lo.,. . . . tons' black shirt buttons and black ties duaed man to settle who hadl not much '. sea from the service of the Grand TruDk �,
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11 F pi . wilil evening dreia. Thisisin theworst idea of the ealities of the farmers� life, but � I . . , Railway company, for tome reason unknowu ,I I
I Sabbath School Associati I . , mmenc d i Manitoba and the Pacific Coast cities. �
I possible taste. Plaited and ruffied shirts many of "t se soon found out that thd� 1 ' - . j to him. Mr. Clark him been a valuea and JE
I . , 9 Weber has soI4 her ar * respected citizen of Stratford since .1885.
; I sessions in Carmel 'Pres y4 rian cl c -Mrs. Charles ' f n
CoNGIREMMAW HE COOKE ! are occasionally seen, as are white silk were not a their proper calling. Again, 1 I ar This is a go I q
, , ' I I - I Hensall, on Wednesda mo0iink, 1, ar near Haysville, for $7,000.
can burt by ., w, ooAts. . the high �i ices paid for nearly 411 that the IE16 eiktered the service of the Grand Trunk
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a Democratic admintht ati n. My district � Al sortsof Lenten functions are going req dred, tended to cauie � any fail- ' � 1861, when he wait 17 yea,ra t-
. lo the w"ry, tedious hours of I by Mr. Day, Provincial, Secratary. Wed-' a good farm, with good brick house, I& - . . *r,
was 7,O(W Demoo I n I 92, but I shall 'On 0 begut ures. On 1e other hand, tWe Tre many I r94 of age, occup,ying various positions ,of im.
. nesday fter session .open� d with & ha .' bank barn and a good young orchard. �� Three. years ago the territo.ry
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be elected by a :�and si� � repentance for our sins. Lun boons, quiet here who,: f they have not alre'd � d bon I a , , Y -At a representative meeting Of Wmdi4 ler his charge was enlarged to take in all
Of the 60 distri w Ich Demoorats llttl� dinners and poker i 1, are permis prosperit are on the fair road to it. 1 . , I �1.
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Cts ic)rn . .1 Y9 There Re,v. J, S. Henderson., Th6 �� air " physicians, a unanimous resoluiioxi wa� the Grand Trunk Rallwav west from Port I
think will come to tham ecl sible'..' Spook or phantom p6ities are in I are men wl o came with very a all means, �-O; -1 I
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big I favor. Everybody goes dressed like 1 who are iow proilucing 5 , 'or '6,000 i cup ad by �tbe vice i president, J, P , I . passed condemning Windsor's water xnppl�,_ , Hope, including north to -Midland. 41
effort 85 have heretofore een so strong )��,. . . Exe ter, owmi ,, to the � absenc,10 Of 'the I and stating that the recent typhoid apg' -In the little village of Shakespeare, on - I IC t I
that no Republican eve r. dr amed of carry- -A 91 oat, a shadow or- a nightmare, and 1 bushels of I �raiD a year, besideal raising some den �, E. B. C ilbick, who � h demic was chargeable to impure water. � � .
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� � the cot mty. � The fi t ubje ct, � I I Ifaw � I -Trouble, which has been bre Mrs. CapTlig, widow ,of the late Gel6crgo
stance t ose of Bon. . Holman and 'bloc d curdling tale. 'Darkenedrocinisand ! fortabl Before' closing, I wi I mention a ta,ufht last I rs I u 11 * � i bi wing in th . * I
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Hon. JE son Brown, wl dch bad an unbro. a ut seeding on the att bible Ahat is E
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-;ken rec(rd till the, last thm'). TheRepub- open fire sits the row of hobgoblins glar- , seeding ag in without plowing. I have seen . I V noteworthy fact t at the late Mr. and Mrs, , �_-
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11can ex ,)ert� sorrowfu Ily c oncede the loss Ing at each other and making each other's 'some ood crops raised by simply seeding lesson or I uVr4yer, i .
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ofthree districts in. Indiana, wbile-the !spine' congeal -an agreeable' and profit- with tte al oe drill' upon the stubble. In I Thal le son taught was fall North Easthope, the w
Democrats confidently lal five. :able 4.1version for the holy Lenten season. � some cases the Randall harrow is used ahead I suio ! . ., 11 �
i al of the lamb 6160- I Perhaps a very good Illustration of the !� of the seeder. This method, i 1 addition to d the minds 6f the t, hildren,i and of Rochester, New York, .Hospital trainin* earn reared the large family of fourteen 1i �
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tion are so very curio , t I . . W. Rae, Acton, addreased the 0011V00tish I Colorado, on a visit to friends, but with tho respected residents of Canada.
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in one that 11 have I I Iva valet systeni. Four or I portant advantage, name - ns �
I . yy * I on normal wo�k, taking as his subject,"The intention of taking up the practice of het -The death is announced *. - �
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- a ives "pe@Wly five Young men who aspire to be swells � a little earl.e Pon plo i g or fallow Ceremonial Law.�' This Wasljllusbrat4d!by� profession there. " Sutton of Bruce. He warono of the firor, � I
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ion the subject. Hon, Jcslah Patterson � ` 1�'L." `
I a chart I four , circles Ahereon, representing Angus D. McLeeJ, ofthebase line� settlers in that part of the township of Kin.- , . �
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[,represents Memphis, I � the fo ir great prin iples of" thelaw, e0h Tiverton, has sold his farm to Captain 'Mc� cardine which afterwards became the town. I . I
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..1ut 10,063.1 as no co, &Dd groomed of wheat for the last . sion Rev. J. W. Holmes, of Clinton, idw Nrice, was $1,000, a good price for twenty:,- the day of his des,thhad carried On MIL Ing I I :
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"The Republicans playiA a sharp trick 1clusively the property of each. and &bout 25 -bushels ow we i cultivated I -.
world and teachers.'j He c1rew from. this perous farmer in Sandwich West., was shot of the co � �, 1"11 � 9 h7'a moved with his I i I
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on us. They quietly a gm 4 not to. make interesting subject many lesson8 ro t- and killed by Ernes Crojand's, the brothet family " &lkertoj. -He had large busi� � �
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I t By I I was the d1nner or supper. Take a out six table- I forbids. i . � I I I � :
bring out the Demooratio !P . I with an able* addr",.on "The outpo ti of. arms around Trojand's neck, declaring that I . 'hexemdired to that p4ce. About fivo - .
reply. . I � spoonfuls of parmesan cheese and mix I Yours tr6ly, . I ; , ' .
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Mr. MoDearmon of the Onth got a lit- wftl� It three of any I good, strong, rich �' 1 J4S' W""T-"' he dedi iced the fai�ta that corpfortable 0 ,,h )ol -T. L. lorrowman, West Lorne .--- go I i . I
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tle over one-fourth of tbi 'possible vote. oheese a6d add a pinch of o yenne pepper. I W -The aunual.report of Mr. M. MeCreath, 1. . %
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Mr. Cox of the Soy Nex . caretaker of the Kincardine cemetery,
,enth and, Mr. Washing- I 11 - ran, a a needed to attract and kee 3 the recently killed- in Euphemia, He .1 -
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From Lake Dau hin. childrebunderthein nencebf the Su�day for it, This makes the eleventh f uprl&lwd h 5i,T,! . :
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, 0 each. �3o �Aust with line bread oruml a and bake for I I . � must ei�,tab Mr.';Borrowman has purchased, secured ip 36 of the numl;er being from the town, 22 1 * �
Mepublicand averaged 17, . DEAn Ex FosrrOR. -Having r ei a ev* lish social . relation hip with the scholars. the township of Euphemia. .1 I ;
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I . eral letters from friends in a . t'o te, The first hour of Th rsday mominj( session _bfissrs. 8tekling & Vissard, - who hav6
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wishing to know something ( a ake was taken up with . rbal reports from va- been running the farmers' mill, at B�f4i- from other placeb, -are
smen Ives tell . It's amazing, the amount of money spent . Of the totA 48 w .
Tennessee.. All these repre . Din coy in the PrOej a Province, rious dele,katess pr ant, all! of which were den, for about four years, gave up possession I
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times, no money and Cl)veland selling 'so densely packed It �is next to impossible I I 1 to .30 yea.-st 8 from 30 to 40 years, 3 from 40 .
. - . the beat ri ieans for a reply, ploviding In v, ciation, milan effort to carry !on normal �nd have built up a good trade in that sectioo- -
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bonds to . bolster up t io i old ring.' But to g1t waited on. Can'dled rose leaves and , . J to 50 .0 8 from 50 to 60 years, 10 fro m, I .
correspoud3nts are either su�scribe�rs c� ywork, incurred add;tional expe se, --Seven boys, ranging from 11 to 16 years _: � :
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'Violots cost $5 a pound, and these are the . pr'm'r . 'to earsars, 20- from 70 to - 80 years, 9 ;_
they'll all tu.�n out is year -80,000 readers of,rour valuable paper.� The prin- until a de 60 ;0 ye � �
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more." Missishipipt b 4h ( : eoided to go It swedits usually selected by the very elect. , from $0 to 90 years,, I from 90 to 95 years. i -1
, I cipal quesinna asked by my coiires�ondents cumula a ; and that in -vi�w of thii f act, istrate at Hamilton oil Thursday for thiev��- 1�. I
'The national platform cuts no But,J expensive as are the sweets them- . I . . I
alone. I , -Mr. John Gardiner, an emplo, a at Mr. : 4 �
are: Ho,% are the winters cothpared - with and in response to the appeal of the I Iro- ing goods from in fro of,store doors' The 'ye I �
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fl ' re," says Represen theWilliams, "as solv4s, the bonbonnieres and jars and. boxes I W, R. Thompsouls Mill at Teesw9ter, waa _�
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ly solid for silver and 11 'ely- so. " are ,Wuch more so. What do you pay to district? � 7hat is the laud like,�' etc.? Now, tion to the ordinarypledge � of SWO. ey -The value of the output of the nicket . I-
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worst torn up, and ev ody admits It, bug� bunch of artificial violets t d on ter in the ountry. and I have n ver yet seen, that La au - r of schools ha n sent * .no during the past year, as reported to the machinery,which holds I in posItion, A ,
he �e seven winte day that a report _ t - . I
The Spartan boy r erve a smiling the cover with satin ribbon of the finest during t to the association, th , % a execu ive (hitario Legislature, in estimated at $566, . his hand slipped off the lever and his wrist _. I
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i Ou drive an h te settle ant, UnJess advisable, in order to s %� ion the miners at $210,000. .
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.. winter, wb 3n there was a soft now falling, ships of t a county, by some ! rapresen�Atxve I schools, and secretary of the Guelph ard J
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Cl' al d or a g 19 11"n hich she designed � -4
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norsa a more San t roe districts at the hers If. The crown has 86 points. Young hange c of any of the save. , with very Clinton; inute secretarY, T lit , Clin. considerable attention. The animal, which, burst, still goes on, Suspicion point8 !
outside alid should Ilk I MrsrAstor has a tiara designed by her c .=: -_g ir
� ilos them . litt,le anow The last week h4 been warm ton; corr ponding secre onmi, has the appropriate name of I I Jumbo," is strongly to her husband, as the poisoner. . I I
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Representative =d x 0 @Georg� pre- bus and. It to a band of diamonds hold- enoug to klmost break up o r � leighing en- Hensall;� tr(maurero J. C. 8 vensou, Clin- a magnificmt specimen of the. breed, being A marriage -certificate has been found certi- -
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24,000 vote In in dis irlot, but at the diamonds form the circlet proper, each one this co inti y to that of the county of Huron. Scott, C ton; W!, Elder,- nsall ; S. G. dred and seventy pounds. � I Buffolo, on November 25th, 1895, under the il
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list election cot bon wi a 5 cents a pound of which cost $8, 000. � The diamonds In the Now for tl a mosqui6aes And Tea. During Brown, D'. Towler, Wing ; W. EL:Kerr, -Mr. Andrew Miller, Elora ro%d north, assumed name of James. Two life insur- z .
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and everything-clse worse, the Democrats ; flo�ers bring the worth of this tiara up to the am imer mont6 most all the old settlers Brussels I H. E. Heuston, , eter; W. 1). near Paisley, felled at iriant elm tree last area policies were found in -her trunk, . �
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were utterly disheartened and would �not i $100 000. The late Mrs. Willie K. Van- of Hui an, will remember som�thing about Bright, 8 orth. On motit these 'weie week, and cut from. it tfi�ee logo 10 feet for $3,000, the. other for V2,000, both made , J I
turnout even to hear a L 11, whileltbg [ derblilt, now Mrs. Oliver Belmont, owns what t iey were like in that cAunty -in their acce&tedi Messrs. Holmesi ,Swallow,, R,oas length, and two logs 12 feetin lengtIL payable to her husband. The wuple newer I 7
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other fellow .a no;t 0 anized. Where I 10 crown whl' once belon 6 dou�t bad here, an4 -in These measured 2,582 feetof lumber. There lived together, Mxs. Hammond. being in I
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they did try to d soro(Oing they fell Into to t a Empren Eu�enie. It is stated that t 'd t of �
I , eapeciay n a wet seabon, whi6 I believe is co�fer wi h the county Chris,ian Endbavor was also out from the same tree 61 cords of service in Toronto asa servan, gir m4m i
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the hands of their worst MBD I and so their tbe�,present owner' will givw it to her the case al. over the world in n �w countries. and Ep* rth League Societ y'i with a view wood. : the time since the marriage. Medical -testi- , -
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follows wouldn" vote, either." ,idaukhter, the Duchess of Marlborough. It is Decal %a to occupy any n tore space on to hold- the annual meetit at the, same -On Wedue-Asy, 11th inst., an elopra- mon:y . shown that the &I died from the :
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in I T ivi ton's district :It oi�st $200,000. �Tha design, is a wreath th es * . t devoted to ment took place at Kingston, which fi effeets of -ussic acid, presumed to be . .
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" . , a f voting age. of roses and violet� �with sapphires, emer- StIlousaads to the north, as the country I*nd th4 this - ,m Ft'o herby, her husband, As ho .
there !r7a=ountt4it7 - I yet ; th inte ta of each society cr�ated a sensation in high circles. Vie administere( 4 -
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89 � 13 a opulist 6,049. ald� rubles and p Is mingled with dW com a Ins 6 an Lrr"p- I
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He admitdthat 11h,ey a 0 anized to give wopda. OR al& lights at the Metropoll- miles furtl ier -north, I th �rd s!s,any menta th tnay deem best. 1 U I absiencol of �Mr. Horsey, of Ottawa, And bliss Flois drug store in Gravenhursb. The families Of . ;
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-him a "good wft�m�lng fig t this year, but tan l� when these :4gecius crowns have been ,M0f the province. That ich . D. Bright, the nubjeett �' I The k, youngest daughter of Rev. Mr, CoA, both parties am M.-peCtiMble r6ilideuts of I
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with Atl ta a % our ba ke we can turn 1 In! ;,Ivldence� they 4ive rivaled tb� calcium or grain giowing is, g"d for stock Bible ment," was takAen up by p ptor of St. Luken church, Willianinv th&4. town and tUe ^&Ir has orested grift. t r-. ,V
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