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- &dVwt1"W011t will be fouW. . Crotn� Von dir GoW4 a German. sure the T1 in ting the second day V�111 be the. proposed time -Pas � getting out .for some I � I 11 . -.
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, -by Zin�peror .6 Is ch relies. On the - evening of Wednesda three daughters -Mrs. Hibbert, Mrs. G vie . � .
ALIvely Trade --X meraul Co. (4) . 0 to. Turkey i m&Y PrOpelrlY regret that its own town * U of Rattonb iry and Ontario. Street -two at home and one at the 8
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rdX& Macdonald (1) William, No officer is said to unite in not so fortunate " to possess theAdvan. M, Cartmell, a r 3tumed missionaryt, V I .
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... I I M)dl FOubilt for Sole --0. A. Natru (s) himself all the qualities of . a most gifted tAgeso D&tUrA1 and otherwise, Possessed by d ' ZI and a daughter Ome. .. . I I
ring Medictue--Lumaden & Wilson (%, . I atarlo Street. church. ' . i .� .1 .4
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11 .1 �- . -rum for aale--wW, Murmy (6) Participated 1 U" the war with Denmark, in all the good things in this life, . I ;t Huron will t el'd n the Winghain for many years promin4intly connected ' . !, - I
. patai-H. Kinam" (a), and rhaps ptiblie school on i h i with � .
%% � ; Without a Rival -A. Willi# (4) the Fmuco-Pr , pe day and Saturday, May the public life ofthe Province. H4r Joe 11 i, - . � Z,
. . � ,assian war and in the Austro. it would not be good for us if we Could.' 21st and 22nd. ated I, , - ",
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t ". � Oulk Ong Week Left -McKinnon h Co. (5) - . - Prussian war,, and in addition he , is the Woods' - � . I . in Goderich in 1832, being �hen 21 years of - : i I I'll
; . � Jftb$ for Sale--XvIsto of T,T. Coleman (8) . tock and the county of -Messrs. E. Gapnt & gone, of St. Helens., - &#e. ThR,Hur.on Signal gives & ketch of I ; I . -. �
. -'billclous, Coffoo-A. Young (8) ree Oxford ell. have disposed of a 1 .
... � . Sidra valuft--W. W. Hoffman (8) - ' re- joyed the honor and distinction for . nearly & Shorthorn 4 fiiie. fifteen months'� old his association with the growth mud devel- I I -
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11 - . Wheels 1bC8a19+41-& Mullett & ()O� (8) garded almosO as text-booke in the service. quarter of bull tol Mr. John Dempsey, of opment of bb I i � I
. I'll, . � & century of having as their. re. Stratford. le county " from the I blize I J 1 71 .
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� Mepvt=g Rftd-aW@ & Xurffle (S) I . as -Benjamin Rustin, a former roe��dent of from' the tallow dip to the elect an . I - i - � I I -
It is further. reported th t Baron Von der presentative so difitingui4hed, a person - ' i i I through the Woods to the. -express train,? d .
. . Goltzisreally;Ueimthor of the plan - of the Premier of Ontario, and they still Exete - ric 11 lit 11 i . -" I
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I � - campaign under which the Turkish have in the Verity p ,ye aring the rebellion of 1837 enterel tie � I . k -
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. " � now fighting- 'It Win thus be seen that the a gentleman who, if he continues As he has on Friday, 9th Inst., aged 41 years. , - . in. the- following- year. I .
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. . I I . Goderich towpghip� known me the� Whitely t* rb in , AND Al . -
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� .. I SEAFORTH, ftMAY.,April 23rd, 1897 respect's are. vastly better Prepared than . - t a rental of '0165. 1 . - I
��: � � � farm for one year, , For thirteen years he filled the Warden -'a . Ry. � 1�
- I their opponents. * ; - I I . -k;. A Wilki ' f Londesbaro, has- sold . chair, first for the United counties and after- I � . I - -1
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� Parliazae n't. . � in izing up the purchased from Messrs three yearst he was mayor of Goderich. , I � . I I
- ��� - IbLe Dominion � � � I I . . I WW, and � to Mr. Thomme H. Cole War" for the county of Huron, and His I - - . �j
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I I "-�esti]39U notefronitheseat ot war ' When the vote was taken in - the . " There are 81 members in the Son . Arts Association extended .over about nine At 4he People� gusy � -� I I
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.. .. - . � OVIAWA, a - t Legislature to . katif I On Of these, 16 are Liberals' 4to- -�-At Brussels, on Wedneadhy of last years. BefOr6 accepting the Shrievalty he . � is i -St - I -
- � this week. The 'legislators y the contract the , 2 Are Independ- � i .
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with onto, there is one vacant se&�, and week, Mr. Tolin Holmes and Mine Itachel, �tpreaonted the county in the Ontario Legis- .. ��
1� - assembled After tht Easter holidava on rig �e no Com 11 miles Main the re- daughter of Mr. John Bishopo. of the 6th I �
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. ranry der of the Senate are Coliservatives. It ure 1-1 i - � ��
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� . 11 Tneaday, and in order to mark time ,until Thomas Gibson,X . .for E U no will surprise some to know, however, that Rev. P. Paul. I 1*A6qMM"=MMJ"M"= : 1.
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I - theAate fixed for the delivery of the Budget was too honeeti to vote for it, .but in the last ten yeam 44 now main I bers, or -A lacrosse club has- been formed in ]KIppen. . I *MAN I A . a. 0 "" . - .
I I not honest enough to e was over half of the present 8 &too h%V;j . - . -;tM=`A7:`-0-0-"------: -- -
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speech, took up the Fj�aachiae bill, which Gil�on will t On been 'Lucknow with THE SH -
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rw �. War. for a deftAe, anq ' __ - .
t ---- sly, a vote against I exercise their un. marchieon rook foot ball club was held in the ball on I .. I
; pairty. 900 Every day � i I w
I Mr. McMillan, of South Huron ubted right, to &ppoia only Libek&ls ';'- vice-pre0ent, James, Bryan ; Saburd I bn,*ngs -lot's of businessl� to the Peorlels - -1
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Mr- pieldi' , the Finance Minister, of the - p6ople -will allow Govern. . their E. M I Grbenslade ab
i . M9 � Ournment, to the debate. tatives . represen- aided inethod of Selection pursued by MomprZe, jr., 'n the chair, and George Busy St i
i -7 U931 menta y for a we, will have a Liberal majori a was pro. . - 1 o I . : d' reasons for it, - 11
! . - - was . tY -The f06wing persons left Clinton at&_ ng from the enthu. � i
i I - song, to enrich the already rich monopolists siasm shown by those . or the trade- * I
� to deliver his Budget speech on Thurs to give &�r-aY Puldie pi-6pert in the two Chambers." ' - . ceededwith, and judgi I �
i � tion last week for the! west : Messrs: -Alex. . presen6 and the staff: oul In't come s ' �
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- day, in which ho was to outline the policy and cap.iWiBts'*nd our tePresentative will . Thill is all very. good and very encoirrag.. Lockie' and I of officers � . 0 freely our Way. - ,�
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" is doing it and he wouldn't vdiO'against his Liberals would, certain enville Montana; James Connell, Goderich am . 0 , - . �
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t ote registering appar- . Y, from our point of terfield for Roseland', Britis Columbia : � � we receive
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I 4 chaages Are likely to be made in the Tariff, &tug atiached and present it to Premier view at any rate, than ODe � constituted as Alexander Forden . Canning; president, T. Forsythe ; vice . � I and we I
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. - what the new policy is like . - Hardy for his uie in carrying Government t thoro
i. ,� �. I,. this respect- We may say, however, that ' measures.. I kind of re -const - death of a much re urer, A -McGregor. Commi , "- very spe 11
I � . so Sava ruction the Liberals prom. spected lady 4 Ben- man, J. MoGre r ttee,-D. Work- t . .
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a - never before was a similar statement await. o- I I I . Ohn Mu , receivEag day by day'
i , - 1. the Wingham Advance. We are ised when they wore askii miller, ,in the person iof Mrs. J 90 aAd R. Dilpk. It.was -that we are ! '
i I - afraid ar contemporary rig the people to tord. Deceased was decided to 1�ave the captain's office open . . .from the buy- - I
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� . . ed witli mater interest or expectancy. Fo � is more desirous t 'intrust them with power, nor is it such a and her loss will Very highly reipecte until the first or second' I I I I . 11
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r - misrepresent M'. Gibson an -be deeply felt. She leaves evening's practice. 111 rr- , 41
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i I -� a year or more,, trade has b ' -construction as will satisfy,' th , e.- a hosbangf, five sons and t NOTES. -Mr. AnArew 'Bell, Sr., last week - o. public. aY-8 a ' ood ad- . .
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N een 1 practically - Governmefit,tha A to tell the t e PeOPI - hree daughters to happened with a very pa - . . .
I blocked by the feeling of doubt and uncer ruth. - We do The Liberals pro mourn her lose. i � '. 9 111
I - � - mised that when they got i � . inful accident, and, I : . �- � �
I I ball club has been'organized in one which nearly cost him his life. He and Vertisement. Most people I �
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I , - � tainty which exi�ted on this subject. it is I A base
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� . . the eY16 Of most read ra, this uncertainty satisfactory r ' ' ntative Oe ; secretary, -Lea the log chopping,lost his balance and losing � %_1 - I . .�
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I - ea,scin to offer fo� his absence. body -than it is now by bringing it more asurer F.A. Donaghy; cap. full force, . insp�res confidence that the ' s n -,
will have been removed, and that the. public We are ,eq . � � Mahood ; tre � contr,)l of his axe, it came With " . I - "
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. . een ; managing committee, Dr . the facd,, inflicting a I � 1. good ai d -prices Of - �,
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. E*tion- We hope it will be gqner&lly sat t M. Spence, ,. ep gash on the cheek bone, and. across the .-- .. I I . I 1.
I , sure that he did not directly under the I - de ,
, � . Dally tain, H., Gr Striking Mr. Bell in
� will be Possessed of the long desired infor- ,, Ihirk " he vote, as the Advance I says he The ' I control of the, people. A. -L . Win- Vatson, and Lea . . 4�
- _ people look to them to carry out this Mahoo& I . naida corn . 0
�-� isfactory. did, 1 I - ! . .er of th6 eye. Ten stitches were . ; -that Ptore are right. Now I
I .as be is not tile kind of man to do that promise. A required to bind up t . we invite all tho 3
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I . . r ate maintained as an asylum - i of Wingham, has a he wound, but we are - � � ,() .i
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--� I for broken down d 19r.f � that has ' 1�en birth to three pleased to state that Mr. Bell is doing as ' � who have- not hitherto dealt with'us . 1.1
- - . . worn ou . , I i well as may be exPected.-Cold weather is . r . I ,
I he had no reason to v I ' t Liber�l poli. calves in'te'n h Se first w - . .
. I A Clean -Sweep. , ,ians would notat 'e. much " ore useful ped on June Sth, as drop. 11 � till having full away, ' . I to give us I
" Shirk " the vote,' as tie , m6nt a.
- - � -in � 1896,anil on Sunday night, Monday last being . . . � - -1
� . hefullYapproved,of the Government pro. th -an a Senab V ry a trial this season d m . �
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-Legislature it was bbrough the Banat twi " , 1* -School te4chers are all -home on holidays. . as a good place'- . .
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!- .1� interest centered in these elections I e is to be aintaineA it should n no arelas ively as a ps�ir of deers.' - I . ,� to - trade.' 0 ,
Z. - I * ,, as it inadvertence and not by design. We ma,y be as a polibi Ot. -Mr. Samuel B, Morris, an old resident Who wouldn1 be a teacher?- � New .96 ' ds- are, com- I
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:.- I was well 'known that the 0onserv&tiveso also say that the d but as a b dy of this ' Passed off very, quietly. : - I
� , : - � - . ,Advance has been entirely &T eyar , I �� J
i -- I - county, died at Wingliam, last week Most of the,busi- - iiag .to hand I
. Domi ' 0 9 nei _ &I Ahe time, an
Z� both Dion an with life and energM, of paralysis having reach * is folks for -getting !hat it was a holidayi I � I d our assortment - - .
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11 I -informed on this subject. Indeed, we 6*e kept in eh'eclk'by 72 years. , il and being mo ' .. � � I
I �% ape (I Provincial, were making miL . and one which . I re . , � I . I
I "&1 effort . to Overthrow the Liberal are inclined to being made respon' I e was b . anxious toattend thefr cue. - kept full - - �q
. I --- orn ab Earmstown, near tomers, trade being so pressing, there seems I ly . I 'Il
11 " , ink that it must have to ' . ible Kingdton,i an . rejident of Brussels t UP toil the deinand. - -
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� - �41 . - Government, that has - held away there for taken its t1i the.people for its I acts, This is what the. for 23 years d was a o be no room for holidays in our b4sy vil. . I I �- I'll . -
1 P 1 , . fiftform4tion entirely., fro before going t!o reside. at Wing. , I - . I A
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V several Years.' Sir Charles Hibbert Tap. mail. In the first' m the people expect and nothing lea I - -Ambnjz tho e home for' Eastej we I - �
r: ;: � Perl.md other leading Con"rvati a :gave were - i place, the Legislature will be ' knew him., p noticed the hice ' ' I — .
� - � - -- . I � . Ve never asked to ratify a contract with ,satisfactory to them. . - 78 1 belonging t � Force 8 Of Miss MeMordie, 0 i the He"O are, sonie of tb . � - .
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Pr ' ' ce for aev. th er Y , o John Hie 9
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I I . ,or a�y other company -by ingbottom h concession, was sold by the nt Brydgeo ; Miss Maggie Work. . � i
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1,.' ". � an 94 BmiTARCK RECOVERED. -Prince ' 1 hundred Acres and W& ' . . �,
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, as Mr. Fielding, who had for many years ation in the neighborhood of $3,3oo - H. G. 'Sabbath being Easter, the pulpits o *-L"L
. are practicaRY *Von away." In the see- hag completely recovered from his recent in- f the re- -Opening .11P: almost ever -
, . Ridered to be much weaker bh - - formerly teacher of No. lo school, Stanley I ' MiLLINERY.
1. 17— . . res � s � Goods, " � � 'W I
. , . IN -, specbive oh�rches of our village pre en les,- at 25c, 371�) 50c � an,J 7be y. day .ne
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led thii local Liberal forew - take, Taylor rented the 50 acres formeriy owned . beaut9ful appearance' being prett pretty, sty I .1
6nd place, the representatives of -the peo- disposition, and is able to Ong carriage by_ Mr. Hi, a ted .
41 - As Premier, be. ple have not &114ed the -Government ,,to drives. . Pkingbottom, 'at� the rate of � $25, Per yard—fine'quality. P Rib-
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I ,I'- . . came a member Of dilb ' Dominion Govern- ,- giveawaY public proper ; -WOMEN AURESTED. -Spe per annuml; be will utilize it for pasta .1 decorated ivith flowers. " . I ,- .1 . �� :� � bons, Trimmings, Veiling4, &e. I .
I T lw,',.'�7- ment, andhieplace - ty for a song, to, cials -Mr. Squires, of I I I
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a vincial .Government ts"and� are being arrested and ' Robb, school inop . �' .,; - . 'I
I . �', - . lbi Mr.. Murray, a cc � Mr. D. - I law and daughter, Mr. and -Mrs. Rieke' '. LACES. j I
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I capitalists." Thetepresen . imprisoned on the - th- . �otor, reports Mr. Ricker will be So years old next in, r' . . - L
, �; us favorabl of the teach�, i� � . GLOVES AND .
. Z.. Young and compara tatives of the peo- 8 ion of aiding the insurgents. ff onth HOSIERY. -
! �, Z.. . - tively Unknown.and un- e . Ing at& of the and is - btill hale and hearty. New Cream Silk Laces, I �
i . I tried Ple in th Oatario Le islature 1& 7110io SIBEniA. By TRAM.-Runian - Wingham pullhe school. . Re sayi -Mr Oliver I Black Silk - New Kid Glo,e./ Silk- Glo .
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. man. The result, however . 9 Ve never. . pris. the teachers seem to be do 8: 11 All Forest, our village operator,'spent 'Easter , Laces, Valenciennes Lace ' 7 ves, best '
� I - is a been asked to do duything of - oners for Siberia will in future be taken to ing-good and one. So Torchon Black Co .
I - I I is D.- and Cotton Laces.- � I ttOn an ' Silk . Hosiery, Fine -
I 1, -sweeping victory for the Liberals, the Gov- What they , this kind. their destination by train and be thus spar- cessful work. Miss Reid getting along with his sister, Mrs. Forest, of Londo . , I
I . erninent having been a have 'been asked to do and ed the ho very- nicely, and will give a . Mrs. Arthur Squires, of Bright, spent . -. I Cashmere Hosier , wojade3rful valut - � ?
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:I,,- . � I solid Vote, Only three Conservatives oat of . -- i is to ratify a contract THE SAMARIA' LosT.-It is believed . -Mr. T. , I - .
2i � L the ray Will MeLymont was in Lon ion on Saturday last
1�I American ship Samaria, Seattle to .Sa teacher. FANCYGOODS'. � I, ---�
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- -1: . - en returned. , cate'or comp . 11 � Franc n Everything eeems to be i running a business. -Miss blaggie McLymont, who � ,� - . � �. �-
i .. � ,�- - any of English capitalists, by board. iscO, Was lost in astorm, with all on 7 . v . quite 0 ndon I uckles, Belt Pi' . ASOLS
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- .�-. Ompany-acquires the right for Gy,,N7ER,%L GRA',NTT'S REMAINS. -The body of -The home of Mr. E. * school, is at present visiting at her � home ouff 8es, Blouse Setts, .0011ars. Full range Of �' prices, elegant handles - I �
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,,,*, - . three years to PR ' for minerals on General Grant was removed on Friday from - So &C. . �z I
lt-i;; Opposition, was defeated. Halifax, which 46,000,racres, an Ospl" of a happy event on burst, conducted I
I .... �� � area,1688-than the area of of very acceptable services . I I . . $1. -'s--SPecial 'Value. at $1, -
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, - Wednesday afternoon, of last week' when in the absence 'Rev. Mr. Waddell last - - . . - 35,., .50 and $�) eacbf
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P, ., - for Seventeen years has been represented by several -of the townships i his only daughter; Emily, was. united in the Sabbath. Mr. MeTaggart is not onl a . . . . I
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- �. j- - Conservatives, n this county. For leurn which is designed Ao imposing msuso., holy bonds of matri . I .
. . I. has returned a fall Liberal this ri lit to prospe6 be its ilermanent mony to Mr. Luxton y .
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a,4. �� 9 t the company deposit stin . . . 1. ::��- �.
.,;�, - . Voket. There has no been augh & politic g place. Hill, a pro good cheese maker but he takes great , � ------ � I
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I . ; � I land slid ament twenty thousand dol- A ONcA FAR FA, WOMAN DEAD.- Londesboro. -miss Ida Hillil sister of the M J'amesSmillie,of ourvillage,is Spend- I
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I 7;:: - L Mrs. Elizabeth R. Tilton - groom,' -acted as bridesmaid, and Mr. C On
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;t;;:ii . Confe i .; , the wife of Henry ,Iau P- -Hun dred And � Fift
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d of the bride, as grooms. James Smilliej of Lambton.-Mr. Robert .. .
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I , deration. This do- Waid Beecher's accuser died on Tue �y t Mitchell, brother y
" -. - years, the sum of $1_90,030. Since the famous � IL - , ,
in strict retire. w y cashmere, trimmed 9- - . . I
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�1, g eighty guests sat was in. Clinton - -.. - . . 8 � I
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ere he has lived ever since the down to do justice' to thO sumptuous repast difficulty getting over the ground now, as I . I I . .
- * -No'w any portion of these lands, they will h ve Beecher trial. on Sa ,
, who are indulging in pleasant dreams about they desir'e to be � ment- Theodore Tilton, her husband, I After 'the ceiern iny Mr. Robert� MeMordie, sr.,
I '- fI-' � L 10, If, after that, Beecher trial she has lived fully %rra ed in cream MeMordie, jr., is further ' pursuin his
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! .1 f 1-t.h � . come Possessed- of all ith ]Kee ajid ribbon. course at the Clinton Collegiate Insti' I
!:, ,j��, the defeat of the Hardy Government or Soysq: Tw.
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il - elections 0 purchase them an,"d pay for them just the MRS. ORMISTON, QfANT.-Mrs. Ormiston bride. �
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.' . six trained field nurses aday evening of last week, when the 'of 10 miles an hour. I .. i - I . � . .
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? � Vance wi Crete, and have found pletity of employ- b who sowed barley two weeks ago, I
41 ? 1.��' . onservative G Vern- have to do This is,`�the true version of the -have arr'ived at ored another victory on Wed- -Some4of our farmers
r. . � 4,-,�,- - er Person or company would Ohant, the English social, reformer and the ne ,
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1. . . Rev. D. B. McRae, between Rev. J. P. Me, have I I . - :
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f ,-, 4. .1 to sow it over again. . I*
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�, � . The War ]3eg-=. hone t and desires ' '' and the Princesses of the Royal family will estimable daughter' -of Mr. Wm. Elliott of 1)ashwood.- I - - i I I .
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� 1- 'I 4 � has atlast commenced. w- deal is a I HurOn Notes. Berlin last w J. Roffm .
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I -A i� , ers it is that is really responsible for the interesto of the Pro ' I -Mrs. McLeod, of Clinton, had a narrow bridesmaid, and Mr. A. E. McKay, brother the plans for Mr. Moser's W hotel. -The : I I 0 .1
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- " " � actual Outbreak, it is, difficulb to say. Each � had the Le escape from sufficati6a by coal gas the other . edding on. � . .. I - . .
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, * It � . ' � ed to ratify, they night. entertainment, - : . I
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- pho�� � . " gifts, valuable and useful, bespoke the popa. which -was to have been held on Monday . I � � -
ri 14F I . accuses the. other of being thp would have been deserving of th severest - L -The Surrimmerhill cheese factory will a in us supper poued till ThursdiLy . �
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il! 1 16 thi� respect there does not seem to be 0 he Advauve nee was served and imple justice done to the night. � . I � IN . - . .
c�!,-,[.' ; ! I comme operations for the d 'Zurich Alliances ha,ve been - I �
I i , , ensure. . If t season on I rity of the bride. A su ptuo night, was post ""U �
1 : ",`T, h much odds between them. ]BOth Will point oat 'May 10th. . Crediton an 0.
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4� - vantageons good things provided. invited, and a good program SIZFS 22 1 -41
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W ', 1. ParentlY, anxious for a scrimmage, and prep out office statistics for -Mr. Jonas Hartleib is having the. upper . 150 bargains)
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. � d -Roberb McKelvey, of Ethel, has pur. the prine-4391 � ces in Huron county are story of his hardware store fitted up for- a, I 0 28 �
i.o, � chased the fifty acre farm b . ( -
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� justify them in taking the first Step. T,.,9ev- Zurich, visited relatives in the 'n SPECIAL VALUE .
", NOt Satisfied. ' V1 lage on i
111 if�; :'j� eral encounters, . their stores at seven olo ending June 30th last : . I Scrims, Fancy Spots, S, ' . I . I . � I �
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�- i A - "I ck are not well pleased -G. F. YoungbluttIg awoke house, at Revenue Allowances g 'their vacations I -,
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. - - -% a der the parental roofs. -Mr. A. Weber, . �
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- 1. -he beat Of ,it- It is Pretty certain .9 was de troyed- by firi the other whohas been spendinga few days with his TAINS. ,
it T- - that it is difficult to say which has thus because the proposed n w Normal a �
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- I London instead of in that -On a recent evani,og a horse and rig Bluevale .......... 414-40 1 44 sister Mrs. H. Wiegand, returned. to his Full lengthe and Nvidths in beRutiful 1,
Ff �- - far got 4- s to be located in Bayfie'ld ........... 584 319 � L
� 11, - - oweveri that th n. The Times haWthis to say a�out were stolen from th 170 09 home"In Elmira on TuesdAY.-Mr. C. Eilber �� .
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I' .; I ` ' t : Holmeaville. - ; ...... 1,467 40 64067 and 'f' ' f Zurich, visited friends in -the 75c, 90c$ $1, all I , .
* ' is . 00114mon. knowledge Brusse' * " * * � in Lawn '-Frenc i
I. "It ' a matter of ' 18 ........... 2,3" 41 .25o; �$J�. b0i So ch 'Or-gandies Corj�,
, . " the ultimat result ma I -- that, at the las 1,085 23 village . $1,75o $29, $2 - S, Z�
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� � ..V � -1 t=1 vincial election yea Mr. Clinton .......... � . 4,630 08 .50t $3 per pair up. I Pots, Morals, I
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- I 1, � � �.- , possible at this time to predict. If these our local Grit I nl� bid for vote 'I George Cottle, of Clinton died last week at Crediton .... ;.. 1 693 61 170200 having th interior of his grist mill reno- - . � . ? . - . es, Sil '
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. �. ves, a the OHM! Boys'Infir ' i 329 50 vated.-, n Sunday morning the pulpit of I . I �
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+ ;1 struggle Win likely be a short, although a od Would get the flullett, containi te Robert Watson, of Exeter ............ 2i079 88 � 8 occupied by CARPETS. : . - ... I
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11 -�i � Wes � � 938 90 Rev. Mr. Sharfle, and in the evening by I , � ��
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� T� tern. Nrormal school 6 the town 8 Dg 50 Acre6. Has been sold Fordwich ........... 693 43 Some choice patte "-' OLOSEPPLICES
I � A �; diatractive � One- If other Powers get draw. Oliver a majority. The cheme wor fave ir to William Sanderson, for $1850. .; ... 6068 99 33683 Mr. Shetler, Rev. Mr. Eby -being absent at- union, , for
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It r ..I rity ked and 1,959 09 tending the Conference in Port Wool and Hemps �' Shirtings, Cotton I I
.- ' iD, it is impossible to Sir Oliver got his first laisjo -Robert Nichol, of the 6th line of Mor. Gorrie ....... : - - - � 1:122 37 . in
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� ,- , *1 � t town ris, has purchased an imported 449 59 S. Hardy of Zurich' . � Tweeds, Caipet I
-- � - - .!� 44 'when it may encL It is hoped that this Of Woodstock- ,The present member also -Yorkshire . Rensalf ........... 1,179 8 P was in the village on eels, b closest fig ttes,
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9, . 2� ; . 'Fe Warps, & c.
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it --,-,. ; gained his boar from J. E. Brethour, of Brantford. Seaforth ........... 4,983 67 . Brint- . �
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It. may'not.be the cue, although in view of - -Our teachers, Mr. D. I . --
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� il � tactic I i : r of W. C. Goode, of Varna ........... .1 .
- -1 .- a. . " majority by the same -W. Goods, tithe 1,851 25 Dell and Miss Mills, are Spend their I
I I . Goderich, died 1 452 57 153 70 Easter vacations at th .
1-1 #�pry uneasy feeling among mi!ny of the at his home in Bowmsnvile . . eir res ectilvIrelonies . I I I . .. .
I This, certainly,ldoes � . -P Wingbarn ......... 4,309 47 4519 39 the former i1i Rensall an � ' . 1�
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-4 . : . co- and p. . . on �hrc e ... I We have
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Jr I Olitical honeaty of t " Pinafore," Will shortly be Zurich ...... . . 823 87 Stratford. - . I .
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. ; adr6lations which exist between them, a the people of - a,verY great variety of nearl ` .
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7t ,�� I I pre ed Goderich by a- company of NO reports are 36454 - " � . I . �
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Z; ... � I 0, general European war is not by any means pora amateurs. . given from Bel . y every- ;
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. J-, � . rY surely doel not mean to say that frave, Gorrie. thin kept in �
I � ' . rucefield, Constance, Harlook, LeAdbUry, NOTES. -Mr. John . .
. ii nense a they -A Jersey cow,b I i 9 a firsp-olass dry goods store
811 improbable event. Where such imr B
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� - ; �� It and costl re such cravens that they would vote dale, of Brussels, 8 OngIng to Mr. Leather LondeAbbrol Marnoch, �St. August Tonor, who teaches , . ut -
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1 as is the case in most of these cola last week, hut hot have since died.' lin, who teaches in Wiartou, &I 111 present day goo&- , �
against their honest od victione and wh qaV'e birth to twi I Calves shine,,Walton or Westfield.
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, I . � 7- d to. be 11 dam in For& Miller, who 8 I I I . -
.77 1 11 I*ht- simply for the - me person threw wi-A, �n Wednesday of last week, Mr. Mat di teaches near - Southampton, are . and up -t' -d' E Ahat everybody wants.. ,. --
�; t � � purpose of securing the testiLblioliment of -a dowe in Jackson Brothers, He Howick. I
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�' L: . - -attitude limong them - , Open ing their vacation at 0 ite
� is very "ficult to zn&'nta'n & PurelY Passive a stone through one of the plate. glass win. thew Wilson came Hesi losing his life. � -their. homes in .
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., L, #lightest excuse for war. But, be this .. it tt'e case, then ind - McLean, at ' M6,goods -- �
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1.30 - were delivered to Robert up the piisa I We have
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-f ! th t the Present outbreak will be confined and young women of the coun Young 1.4 -While working around *the Goddrich jerk, which sent him over in ' 'water -Mi. Charlie Willi& Of Listowel * so that it can be n : I
P site for this new educational institution Our i
arrible do wisely by not selecting that plap They will be shipped to the old country- Ing to wrench it loose, he received a sudden Vent Easter with friends near Manchester. I
who7 dread war and the t Goderich, one day last week. $step, when his axe got caught, and in try west end of,his house. -,Mr. and Mrs. Mutch I �
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w!ra" I .actively' engaged. . A]- � try located , I rooL Charlie being a very Pociable fellow, is � - -
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if: Mr. H. Pickard has -traded hit, Accompanied and attractive. - . .
t - 1". though the sympathies of the civilized - among such a people. We proper y ir store peared, and bein a friend Of his. -Mr. Harr
a ", 1-4.' e to the opini �' 9 6 good swimmer, struck I .y � ��
i � ;;; � On that a major r. Robert Touna, I . -
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�, 4 ity Wilson for a farm on the 6th conce I ion of pe nfully I I
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T '.. .. is struggle, of the. people of WoodstQck v oe he would have -re' i Is I aft for Nv - .. �, - I
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EV i the general impressionseems. to be that She Oliier because they beli &ran w York last week. Harry
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ok and dash beat man, and the r knowledge of the the
, T, , And courage On her side, but, her army is that . . t farm contain 15' fut Ing a Stone
� 111 �. I- " his Governm' a 100 acres and the building. rabbed by Mr. Ben. Gibson, . �
I k T - -.1- - . coraparatively Small ent had given the province ar� fairly
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. -poorly equipped. On the other sidp, Turkey ment in'duced the and Progressive govern. -Mr. A hi the AD91o.Ameri�an GN(� X
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f I .,; r, the most formid- that of one who -was untried � and who as a, Mr- Granger, of Londeaboro, 16 fln� y away on Tuesday, of last week, . fortt.ble ----A stone foundation is being built . . . . - 'i . - �..�
, d-� - able armies in the world ' � . , oung son of in the per - . i ,- I ,
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i4 , beside which that legiol bull Mrs: Bari, of the 5th conces under Rr. Ri)W implement shop.- I-
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. f- 1, of. Greece is- insignificant. ator and party leader had been all -Thomas GundrY, of Godericb, hale dis- Samu�l Bar' , I X
it ,go by turris and nothing ve - r. Deceased was "born our I ,
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4 rY long. We posed of his imported shire stallion, County Tyrone, Ireland, and came the ob iging Postmaster, received as a present � -
t I-.. ` ment selected townah. r . friend in Palmerston, a beautiful , . 9
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1V � i ,:- numerical superiority it is sadd the Turkish also believe that the Govern 72- in
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4 � � �, Ze tario Street church, stant teacher in : i
I German army officerso the best drillmasters It ved it to be the beat and 'Most suitable for Clinton, on Wed I waa a our school, is spending her vacation at her �
�,� M in- the world. At present the Turkish Corn- the purpose, &ad I n0aday veritAle wilderness, and. bearg I ' 1 b
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the programme -
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