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: - q "I I KIND numbers have,, left the Vare ; Many loads of wheat have run OD and 70 large. job ditching for the township. Forr connection with the 0. P. R., Mr. Stephen MoKelvie Cashed the, chequa an the ' a- .
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. .. . � 11 I FRIEND. rairie south ot us and are buying,the lands bushels. Considering the big hill ug which said he had none oit hand, and gave 64 Mr Vaiistom hap. - � �
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I L � ap" could not be collected for a month. It is Stephen." Some yearb ago he built s6 astl,e" ned in to VeReivies and some rA mark - .
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I LL I I The following letter, dated Rapid Citm —0 were very good. ' . he asked to age the cheque and - 'I ! .
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. - i H � Manitoba, November 17th, is from I . , � —9 - a - an worrying ngland and has sin . . �, I -, ;. I I orger, I i � �
I I P I �_ i M i'9- - The McKfilop Controversy. The Stoelr Exportin Trade. the affair, which brought. on heart Guble. mostof the time. � i 1 ?pn o0king at it proubuneed it a f T. BY i I
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- I Mr. MeNsught. -was, at one time a well - following cop The export live stock season at Montreal, -The general store of G. H. Falconer, at Samuel Tongue and Mr. William jwd, ipstolies were sent to neighboring towns 1�
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- - . known and prominent citizen of Sedorth, I a letter adr, '11 �f for'1897, was concluded on Tuesday of last � for him. His .
ressed to -Mr. Dickensoini 80 at- Streetsville, was robbed of about $300 worth Mattawa citizeqn, started out to , 6 to and the police are looking _ �
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� � : . � . and he has still numerous friends in this i tor for the trustees, by Mr. Aylesworth,who week, by'the sailing of the steamship Fre. of � dry goods, boots and shoee,. Lake Tafllbu and adjoining I& , a lbok r�8'11. name is Roland Smith, and his home is - . .
- , � - quarter who will be pleased to baLi from bad charge of.the case before the -court at man&, of the Redford line, -to London, with iso and tobacco at an early hour after two valuable dogs that a h lost fu lugersoll.
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him and foir thin reason we publish a letter 368 cattle and 198 obee hipped by Mes* if ��
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. Toronto. The following is a verbatum copy - 1Z i. The thieves must have some days previous. After i ir I -Quarterlyboard meeting was heldort ,
. � . WITH . . , I . which 'was ./hot intended for publics- I M. Gordon & Ironside,iLod 69 horses by . . . - - I �
. X L Didkinson, Esq., Toronto, Od. 18th, IN7. bad a horns They Lent S 11 a br(=6 -
. an wagon. panel canoe for miles over the lak:,r.4tCy we . Monday, the 15th ult., in Tumor's church,.#
I L tion. Mr. McNaught was one Of the Me. W. W. Craig. These shipments have . ve - !ruckorsonith, The financial claims i were - I
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-1 . L early settlers Jn- Manitoba Barrister, Winghava. Ont. - . and pulled,baok the bolt of the rear door. ing a bay where �he bush is very 0 . . . , - he . .
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, � � I d there and the fact th ; school Trustees No. 6 VL MCK1110P., gtojk-aX . . . - Y, We �_ L
. I I i rospere at , - . ort seasons since 1890 .to a close, .. I rabing which ban They saw coming at a' distance, d1ing .'stewards elected for the ensuing ' ea re, i
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I Ee box represented his eoultitrienCy 'in the DFAR Sx%-The papers in this matter as; regarlin the -�olume of business, bub prob . . le opeti. ,Win. Elcoat, Herbert Crich, George ;�-rn- �.
- Provincial TA&ial&tUre L � I been cond�oted there during the %!t sea. towards them, a canoe and man.. L L - Hgillt � L
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- . for several. terms is were put into my hands some weeks ago,and ably one of the worst, if not the worst, -in J j�� 0 - Alms -Robert Gibbinge L -
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the best proof that he has gai the"con. to -da- it -has been disposed -of by Judge the history of the trade for the shippers to protect themselves they had to return L ing Secret& Committee,
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-a esteem of the public. He says: Merej is I Of JUbtiCe, asking him to make every effort Eloost, George
I wo 8� - fidence, an I ith, who after 6 full hearing, -bas din- pockets. It eptimated bj most of the . iwm. Towesend, Win. �
� . . to promote the passage of a limited raciug the compliment, which resulted in the death*
- I have just got through reading THE Ex. ninSed the arplication, but without mate. , "t -exporters that the average loss Me L P -
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POSITOR of Movember 12th. The trouble is � He seems principally influene , y the S=the season is fully $6 per head and bill is being cire -a .
I - I I no- I I . I ;L to erously 'signed. - Connell, a noted desperado in the n ighb,pr-I �ings. , .
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f to eiroometance of the petition to the council some of the gone- an far rAcea in :connection .
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L . i that there ' n y one EXPOSITOP. comes ur have even I ' McConnell has been' wanted by t - a It _�_-The 'anniversary as
I i i -There-sre 241 schools and Aepartments hood. :LL
- k hey all want to see it at I �againsb the in �
. . . X OF .' . . . � our hoise, and t school ton". He said in say that the above- figure, -if anythin * i pas 'lit -' with the Blyth Mothodietchurch were helot
� I - the primary idea in I , d 6' s, tild" r a - in the county of Bruce ; $68,684.50 'were authorities for the t three yearsi U. _� �
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.. , : on6e. I want to say that THE ExposiTon I giving judgment that *below the mark. In roun gum � IL on Sunday and Mondayof last week. On .
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. � . is'the beat paper out of about. 15 that comes I all these initters was that the -L ffiajori�y fore, exporters have lost- io the neighbor- paid for teacheW salaries in- 1896. The .had alwayq eluded tbom. - I . i Rev. B. Clement preached able *e7r-
f - . number of pupils on the roll was 13,97% �� � . I tanday, . 11 .
I - � - to our home. You have succeeded in doing " must rule, arid, it seemed conceded that this hood of three-quarters of a lmillic�n dollars. 1 I I , L a - audiences. .
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I what is'hard tQ.do, kept it clean from locol ' . petition had in fact a large m;jority - of ths This has been.principally due to the fact The highest ga,id in an incorporat Huron Notes. : ' " . I 16 - was
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. . , X a was $700, I a highest in -a rural __ - q I On Monday = a platform Mae :1 by .
jibe. The news is 'condensed and fall of I ratepayers of the section. go, although that the engineers' strikei which was in full, v"'&g The br'anch Sunday school near Mr,.Maj hold, when an
� schoof$480a Five teachers held first-class . � L were deliver I L .
interest. - -The resume of the - politiewit news it was a change of mind on the part of the blast throughout the season., demoralized Dermid's, in Stanley, has been close Allin, of Brussals � Rev. B. � I
I I I certificates, 59 second and 169 third. . I Z �et 'R - . I
P R I'S 0 1 1 section, he thought it a very good bbe markets, While there 'was a. lsr#e -in- L . . I � �, ,, ,of kJ11inton, and W. ' 3' .
- . - I . is too the point always, anoll ought to keep schoo - , the winter. . . ,� lav� a I ig, J - - H; Kerr, of .
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. - � our friends of Huron in line. If -you could reasou,why the court should not make aDY cresse in supplies on account of 'the jubilee' -Charles Newd.60, a fireman at the -Clinton now has a mornifiA,, eJecthq Brussels. The addresses Were 'fine# being .
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I I only get it into every 4amily in y6ur con. or or 0 in mug w 10 %rou compe a -celebration. These were or in excess 0 a 0 alleable iron- works, was pain- light service. The lights -are started ikt; 6 soakou�d with wit ab,d humor. The oollec- :,
. I . otituency and thus have them in touch building of a new school house at -the Was- the requirements of'the trade,' and the in. fully, burned about the head and arats while _� .. I . �. ��
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� I - � . . every week, you need have'uo fear at also. ant# time. . ferior quality of stock sent - forward from at work -1 Friday morning. Afainsupplying -Mr. William Jackson is a pr6babie can- -In pasking apple$ this fall, Alexander I _... . . I
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I I . tion time. That -is the trouble with us - In nirgument,.of courso, he admitted that September to the close of the season had a the dratight to'one of the furnaces was and � 3 - ate for the mayoralty of Clinton .6 R. McDonald,;,of Grey. - I I
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__ . When people are continually pestere do politicians h ' We only get a chance the petition could -not have any bindinAf furthei! depressing effeet upon values in for- donly shut off, and the flaines shot ou cpf!n . _� - barrel, askibg the pui
�p ere. , lag election. - .1 ,chaser, whoever he
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I . to talk to them once in a great while, and : �Oaliditjr, and that the only formal ac ligeci to through the furnace door a distance of a WillL i him a,letter relative -to
- i UOD '01 sign markets, and shippers were ob . tter be manufactured during t6 might be to write -
- with words of praise concerning Bev bove New� -
� . h - and get into 1, the ratepayers was thaCtaken at the special stand the consequence. - eral feet and passed directly a winter at th .,Silver Corners cheese %ifor-yj the applesi A obort time Aim, Xr. �
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any individual, theme or com- b company. I sei by your special add , meeting in January last, but, none the lam, The total number of cattle shipped were don's head. in Grey to ..� ., : McDonald receive a letter from Mi. -
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� . . cash a I he came 10 the conclusion that he would not 119,188 head, of which 12,171 heiA were -The Government dairies in the Bee` --S.; S., C r,- of Clinton, alreajy hai cook, Mani_
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- , pany of individuals, no matter that 'you are a little hard up for - 1 make the order we asked, by reason of the contracts I the creetio , I ��
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chronic compl�int with alf editors. I n of four 1 ble toba. and Nor-thwesterh i .9
. am United States, shipped through in bond,this district have h ,
how deserving these �thinga or - I CIO of . but- - I � �
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- people may be, the effect is, please find $3.00. As the Scotch would sai ly signed. � . . th,i a . ter from ton creamenes, four skimming -W. H. Perrin, of Clinton, has i`ur, ones and cost him $4.50 in . � ni ,,Plus
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� . I - avoided a y or of 18, s28 statione,and seven -cream-gathering stations, i tk'b,* the $1.00 freight from the * .
i 14 rfiese hgures show an increase chased seven car loads of the 61
. . � with a great. many people, to "Tack year &in out ol that and send p a Upon� the principal question he which will net the:patrous in the neighbor- , grain .11 ty to p He ...
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I make them disregard, to a very balance in ExrosiToRs." We have bud our , pxpremng any. definite opinion, although he head as compaied wi th last year. The G9derich elevator fire. . - . retailed the fruit at .5 cents : -L. Mr. .
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_� I . first snow on the, 13th, which came with a said the present inclination of his mind was average cost per head in placed at $60, mak. hood of sixteen cents. A large quantity of I -The Clinton council has purchasid I'd L ook addsthat, he came from Meaforld I
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_ blow, but brought good alsighing. We have that when the statute required the PRorosAL ing a total value of $7,151,280, and ocean this make has been shipped to the British ditional fire appliances to comply with th; a-10111chis wife, from Almaj, Ontar
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-11 - what is called by weather men a. dip. The ! OR -at an average of '$10 per head, is markets. - rs.. John MeFar- � requirements of the Underwriters' "ooia,t, -Aivery interne 9 v ,nt . -4 1 ..
�� . . thermometer was 14 degrees Wow zero I it� implied that such "notion should be $1,191,880, while the railway carrying The dead bod f M tion. cently'at the residence of M J 8 M .
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-o that, in giving our.stook in trade— is the cold at .in- thought that the analogy of the Municipal 861. The number of cattle -carrying. vessels was an issew .of his: daught,er, Miss I;izzie, to MT Peter
8 . . a -it has been here yet this wt 6ppeare that Mrs. McFarlane left home has moved into Clinton and tak � �
� . - . of ter. . We had a heavy fall of 'snow last win. Act indicated the necessity that the rate- that sailed from this port during the season It a of the residence which she lately putchsapd. Robinson, of Marnock. Nearly.150 iguests .
clothing -as full a measure I �. ,o to visit a neighbor, and the � there. .� . .. -_ -
ter which left a large amount of water in 1 Payers who were to vote upon the proposal were 304, as agaknot 274 in 1896, 249 ii, two weeks ag . . ' - were' in attendance. The . I were I .
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praise for the superiority which the ground, - to eta . rt vegitation in the , for thi loan should have before them pretty 1896. 254 in 1804, 235 in 1893, - and 260 in family felt assured she was staying there. -Mr. I.Cantelon, of Mount Forest,: a for, handsome and costly; one was a vs . auti. --- 111.
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I we claim for it, we do not lose wing . .- But after the crops were sturted, i full particulars of the amount it was pro- 1892. i2he leading shippers of the season , It was found that she had never reached mer resident of Clinton, fell- off a v4raaft from the pri ' .
, . 81 - . . ighbor's home, an!'& search e1b6 .: ful. toilet cat -e and set in the A , .. vlaw . �
sight -of the fact that what we we did not, in this neighborhood at least, I posed to borrow, and the manner in which were Messrs. Gordon A Ironside, with a her lie was the other day, dislocating his� *, and of.the Westfield Sunday sohool �o � ich
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. it was proposed to repay it, and he tho lit ade,ke spraming, one of his arms. . . I -the bride bas been the very,efficient � ber
and many paits'of the province were " bad, ,, U total 6f 35,836 cattle, showing an increase in I
.. claim for our, g0OdJ3 May also be ' 70 years of age. It is supposed that she -
have.& shower that went down to the roots I it would at all events be wisER, even of 8,779 compared with 1896. James . -Mr. Bid Malcolmoon, of Goderich;( has
it it . Eakins . for a .considerable time.- The cerem, was -
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equ�Ry true of other people's of the grain; Around Rapid City we only Was' not ESSENTLkL, that such details, or the comes Isecond, with 8,037 head, which shows tons 4 Now Westminster, British 061um- ably p rformed by Rev. C. Q Couken The
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I a -hern..., should appear in the a decrease of 1,714 head from died. . . -_ is, I _. , _a g Butpor was amp a and In its,
wares * therefore, while these had one decently heavy rain, that I sted a principal of 1, a year ago. where he has secured a iod weddii I in:
' I res ich the sanction of the BrowA & Snell come third, with a total of - -On the morning of February llth last, . . �, d by the ....... ........ � .
facts are evident� and while you few hours and did not�wet the soil over two I olution to wh, . . d Rene Dabin.and 88 book-keeper. and h - . - : y enjoys - I --
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� - inches. In consequence of the dry. season ratepayers was given. 11, an iberesse of 1,425 head 'compared The house of H. B. Ohani,,of (Into'no g -
. bear on all sides merchants w, that he was largely in- , good Fred Corriere bad been burned to -de%th in I . .
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�. ; the crops did notatoop out as they usually I He said, furg.. , 'ZItolk, 1896, �nd Alex. MoIntesh is a . . Ing had a narrow escape from' destruUlon ' y afmt1l.r. Adam Cantelon has retur�ed to .
I . claiming to show you the best, do and were then on the ground .and the ! flueneed in dablining'to make, any order by fourth with 7,080 head, in increase of 598 91 piggery which they were buildi - ?n the fire the other day. Through� � a d6fectrvo, . Clinton from Lorlie, Am., .to nurse, a frac. 11 11
I outskirts of Port Arthur. The affair was .
the cheapest, and the every heads were shorter than usual and not so ! the consideration that in doing so fie decided as compared with last season's figures. ' . chimney, the rafters caught fire. � - . tured ankle, pin injury -he austained by fall-
: - . other impossible thingi you well filled. But the grain on that account nothing, but left ths matter open'. for the - 0— . shrouded 'in mystery until the other day, , -Mr. Connelly, salesman for- thelblrfiei. - , from the plate of a stone house he had -
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. . I I . I Ville and SummerhiU -cheese factorieo# has juk completed. ME Caut,olon, Who spenta,
� I . ripened early and although hard to thrash, ratepayers themselves. If he mADE the or, iwhen a man named Provost,
I must, in your own, iriind, settle � (3anada. - I of Pembroke, confessed that while keeping ' � .
I nagniticent sample which brought in der he --would be settling the -question living disposed of the September makes at 9 146 hia.way
down to some idea -of what is ,was 16 11 I to in. -The export -live stock season in Mon- hotel in Port Arthur, a woman �. � -
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: the neighborhood of 80 cents -from the finally, while by refusing at present Vents. fiire were 650 boxes1n all. " 7 � tome tioneo -it i nay be -
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, true and who is right. machine at thre h' ! time At least twb- terfere he left it �opeu to the ratepapers to treal was one of the wont on record for the with him so his Wife, had pois � -The pupils of school watiod �Xo. di till sprin t when he Will be off to tl Is west
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: . thirds of the cro; �Miyl'�'o io. I hard. , The setat another special meeting where the shippers. - i, Grey, will, give a concert on Frid4f n h �, is in love with that gm*0 coun- -
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� light crop was fully made up for in the majority might Wly decide. -An outbreak oil diphtheria has occurred, the.bodi in the shanty t � for the purpose of raising funds witg, , b � b particularly. -with Asxinfboia� whi
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. He remarked that, judg - . try a utedly prefvr,s to ,
I . price. I don't know of anv- other country ing by the peti- in Toronto, and two deaths have so far re -The bye -election for Turtle MOU t&iD � to purchase a library for the school. he cid Miuitoba, H.
. It is to that settlement of mind, or in that could have turned out -such a crop with tion, there seemed- to have been one change- oulted. . ,� for the Manitoba. I[Agiolature was hold Sat- -The annual matches of the garoh tried both ana .ought to :be ,able 'to form -a . ... I - - --
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I . other words your Judgment, one shower of'rain. In consequence of the of mind already by the iinajority, and very -Hon. Clifford Sifton'bas given $1,000 to - urday. Mr. JameCJ,ohnstont Conservative, : Rifie, Association were held- in Clinton, on good opiniom Two of bin, brot*ris Ar -8 up .
possibly there would be another change by the building fund of the Methodist church was elected - by 141 --majority over Mr. 'the 19th ult., when a good number � of ihb w,,- one at Indian Hea and the -
I that we wish to appeal to. drought, oats were a very light crop. As .. . . there no �
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peopre here put in their oats after they are now, or within the next few months.. in Brandoii, Manitoba. - Thom" Nicol, Liberal. The seat was for- riflemen of the county were present. I other in ,the mercantile line at Lorlie. ..
. through with their -wheat, and usually On the whole, therefore, as the tendency -The annual convention of the chab"I merlyoccupied by. Mr. Hettle, Liberal, -George Coldwell, arii. an old and re- -A-biessagewasreceived in. Cliitowon I .7
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have the - land to plough, which of his opinion inclined against us on the au4 butter men of On, : ad, who was retumai cted resident of Dungannon, departed Mondak of last week, by 'Mir. Dohe -tyii an-
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i . i of your judgment as � election by 23 majority. Mr. Johnston Was, this life on Thured'sy, l8th ult., aft0 abkof nouncing the death of' Mira., Dc hertyls "
14 this case i�t s caused the land to catch the drought , legal point, and all considerations of expedi- -tho ppera.house, London, on January 19-21.1 . I
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I to -where and who you will buy and the grain did not come up well. I ency seemed to him to weigh AGAINST M%k- -Thomas Nulty,'of near Montreal, charg-1 did%te locally, -aid receiv6d. the illness, aged 85 years and 6 monthoo ' ' father, Mr. Peter Do& ,;
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i g from that partion- Oats now here* are 30 cents a busheL 1 ing the order for mandamus, he declined to ad with the murder of his brother and' port of ;h party, the teoiperance work- -Mr. Peter Smith, of the 12th ponces� the age of 76 years. Deceased h" , �
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at the farmer's granary and none to sell at I do no, and dismissed the application,. but he three sisters, will be tried on December 15. ere no . owing to the refusal -,o ; sion of West Wawa'nosh, has entekb I d paesed peace ** � I
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� surplus of ten cent corn held in Uncle the township council, and especially the murdering ot the man Porteir at8t Cinute, latter. . � I agricultural implem 46 About 30 years ago he,was a, �� ' . t of A "
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. . 8am's land last year, we are now, haMiog clerk, had gone fv�r beyond their - duty in Quebec, last week, and also states that -Sir Charles R0.0;1 who is in Montreal, business. . � I . . atly moving to Clinton � 7�
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-in the matter and suggesting Mrs, Porteir was an accomplice. British Col- - -The John, McNeil farm, lot 19, b6need- and r6maining there for a few years, thence � I ,
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� -The Thanksgiving obam, fight at To- umbian mining camps, the Klondike move- sion 13,.Grey, which has been f, Tled b� .
� ' hog feed, which sells for 37c per hundred obstacles to the requirements of the true. ar . T goini to Wardsvill� Where he has since re-
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have those claims been 4irified � tees. its spoket of the trustees as in his ronto took place ThuradAy, despite the mentwill be a bonanza for the Pacific pro. Alex. R, Stewart, has been'leased . yJohil side . I 119 - 1
� by you in purchasing from us.? pounds. Barley.and roots were also a very I ; a quiet, unooterktatioue man +
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crop in consequence of the droug t tiew only deoiring:�pparentljr to carry out . weather. The totat turnout was Vince. Sir Charles calevlat" that 25,000 McNabb, Mr. g3tewart intending td tstutil little part in general I I , -_
light . � - I - :,p, - public affairk He
- -L are then " school = 1,030 of aLll ranks. . . people will land- in, British Columbia next to Dakota. . . � � 1. lw d ctedj, �
If so, yGi at rest, and Potatoes. here are selling fdr 50 cents a bus- honestili the wishes of the section. � . I . as universally obteemed i
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feel confident that we can and hel, of turnips there are veiy few and what He tho;gl%t they were literally in the P bound for the Klondike, but that two,- -The other evening some Pe!18611 61' hsving been for man years C I i
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do supply your clothing wants there areCare v* small and highly flavor. tic n of trustees in thb matter, and, as they Brantford, was entered by burglars the thirds, or ceqainly one-hodf, will rem'sin- In' 'a remi- I - a leavol �_
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cry � . persons forced an entrance, into, th fied,virith the Metho ist church , �
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. . ad. . . appeared toi have been only doing their d.uty other night, who torced open the safe, �b. British Coluribia when they resilire. what dence of R. J. McKenzie, in W 2ghathp a family of threezoons and one dAug ter. -
to your satissf action. t, there would be no costs against stracting therefrom $150. ' they have thei - We that syndi- during -the abaence of the famil , 't hoth- t
� . . Quite a number of your Ontario men were throughou a. He eatimal . y � -On Saturday, 20th uIlt., Ash , ld -lost -
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. here this fall, and bought up our stock steers them, but he would leave the township. gen- _Mrs. lAwis Johnston, wife of the care. oaten will bring in next year .0,000,000, . mg. was stolen. . I � I � � another of its old residents in the .person � � �
. I and the Klondike people almost as much -Mr. Angus McLeod, who ,re W. J. . L been 'a reeld,ent of - .
taking them home to fatten on your abund- orally to pay its own costs of resisting the taker of Ainslie Park, Hamilton, was pearly . &L eently sold Hay,den,.wljko had �
of coarse grains. Thousands also , application, while as to our costs he said the killed Saturdy, being gored by a buck doer more. , -hunclied acre 6 ,mhl�p the towns 1pove
' his one . rm-* in the t w 4' ir'" years. The docessed
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If you have never tried to verify our ant crop in at the park. -Adue, the, 16 -year-old son of William of Usborne, to Messrs. Coates Brothers, has gentleman had an apo tic a , . I
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claims Dy purchasing � from us, were taken to Minnesota and Dakota to be trustees would of course pa.y them out of which is on ek ibitic . Howes, a farmer� residm'g in the town �
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fed, and alarge number of one and two year the school se6tion. " -Win. Flintoj4 an old resident of Lon' ship purchased a fifty-tacre - farm in ' Oxiord. year, aind last week was . . . . . I a sMi , And -_
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then in all reason try u before �o � I am sorty we are not able to satisfy the don, died on Saturday, ared 84 years. of Camden, about five mile ; un y. ,he posed in to t 0
. olds were sent to the ranches in the west 1 � � I 8 - I
1 30 children and'great. ville,met, with a serious accidint on Thanks- -'Mr. A. S. '' '12 his deeply mournerby, a large family, I ented .
YOU. judge our abilities as , judgi that our view of the law was entirely was grandfather to . . . Phrystal is eular I
1 ,6 fed for two years and then appear it . shooting b,oijar and in Go Vilef, at.d.
. 'correct, and that no other consideration grandfather to 50 more. giving Day, while preparing to go engine works de i , y all who had the pleasure of his uelat.
clothiers. i Montreal as range cattle and be sent to I 9 � I .*
i . home fed ; should be taken into account on the present -Dr. McEsohran, Dominion veterinary with a young friend from . Chatham. The by wa I ise ith syden first oa. ,
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; it, near Montreal, for th investigation Howe's kitchen, whana%jr some means the . -
. �p ro - moi 10 arty from taxation for -ten" years. and When aged 9, some 69 years i iucii, he
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we are af 'r r trade' aud after ) the long suffering Ing the question before the court, must be a of tuberculosis and othe .
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I lar IL to be ob- and spurred. ready to rid( viz" The circumstance of considerable satisfaction to -At the Napanee . "sizes, on Tuesday of charge a L nteriug the on r side of Adul'o township, haa 'Made a sale of its cheese to family settled in Torostoi then 'k-nown as T -
every honest dol Manitoba farmer to a stand still I tenced . L I . :
tained by the exchan,ge ofA your Elevator Combine." Thev haie absolutely them- last week, Chief Justice Meredith sen right leg, just above the knei,. shatte i Y, sa,: foi- ttle York, *-here be resided foi many i
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d control of the grain trade and in I r;turn you by parcel post herewith, the John F. Troy, the self-confessed n1urderer the lower -end of the th bone. ' Surgical Iowa : September make at &JO' b0iADliOr years. � In 1850 he married M tilda, Otway� t
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� � cash for our reliable clothing. obtains cheak- copies of the affidavits in our hands. These of Angus McLeod to be hanged onl January aid was secured from esville and the' make at So, and Novembe'r Zutpul at - 7 also a resident of ,the present �, Cit , i
will need places where it is possible, they have . . ; . L . I -- . yp I .
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You -f boy or yourself ad off -private buyers, and will not allow are all the papers we have in the matter. 14th. - i. . limb amputated. I cents. I I . ATM a few yearn afterward settled ,in Ash. .
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some article �i wear this season, farmere to store in. their elevators. And : Yours truly, so trece.are 15 I Craubtook field wh re he died. I
t d sioner in Ariettalia, has gone to Now school, ban been re-engaged for next year,�t —0 . I
� . i Signed) A. B. AYLEsNvo-Rnt. the days of long ago. Two wGre discovers Zea -
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a Suit, Overcoatt - where ever an elevator is built no one can � ( reaentil . land to loo . k over' the field there. In New a salary of $335. He *in doint good work in
I possibly Coa-t a ship in cars. Allgrain must be shipped i y in the P,wam to the east of Inner- . i L
derclothing, Fur ,T Cap, .. - 11 THE oTnER SIDE. kip. one foun . Trahn Edwards had in it 8outh Wales-, Mr. Larks writes, the crops the school. bliss Good wil e'sriccQed -31rs. John Brown, Wbo lives in the 014 - .
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� drop in and examine our lirares. through the elevator. - 60 pounds of hoiey-.� - promise well, and the prospects of the con- b "Miss Lizzie Calder, daughter of Mrm . `t-. Bible Christian parsouRg 1-1 'ho I L
away with disallowance are not the men to W� publish the following at the request n I fall the other (lay., , which restit tell I in t .
-m--The swine p ague i still prevalent in than since Vaider, of the 12th concessio ,
We are not afraid to show them stand thisIreatment very long, and I think i of Mt. J. 0. Morrison. Our readers can 11 . tinent an a whole -are - brighter n of Grey . i I � I
I I . 0 C the southern part of Essex county. Dr. 1891 The Camolian shipments consisted of -Rev. W. W. Baer, of British Columbini, fracture of the large bone. nber left arm,
as they have stood the minutest before another crop is ready for warket -take their hoi a. We may say that Mr. � rernment fiaspector, has ordered whe' tweeds bicycles, . . Triesday night of last week, 8�ratfoird -
again. some relief will come to the farm�rry. The Perdue, go, at, flour, e-Momp 0 and a native of Colborne township in thi's - ., 11 this
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. inspection time and time . I Morrison sent to Justice Meredith a eopy over 50 animals slaughtered, and has placed wallpapers, patent medicines, hops, canned Count- bas.iuvented. and patente aa- a,u. city bell was destroyed by fire. -
� grain men have -made a mistake even from of A. Vs letter, and asked him to state as . . I . f 1 .. I offices- were contained in the luilding,
�, their own point of view in autnonizing th ' racy. The llowing is the reply: a number of farms under quarantine. salmon, agricultitral implements, musical tornatic carriage "retum attachment for a CIVIC .
- a I to its- soon fo . -The w�dding in St. Thomas churc � . - I a couple of butcher mhops and a I
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I ner t as an e9ort will be made to build ' type writer, ouV of which he expects
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"" L former 1 john C. Morrison, Esq. WIdneoday - f Mies shipmen 0. . I I i produce store, Most Of 0?rtn,n_t
Our inotto. for'the securing and holdi . . afternoon, o t of wheat . I
� 0 " farmers' elevat6n, load grain on cars and ; Re school section No. 6, Township of MpH1110P. Toronto. believes, however, th#P make big money. ; . I the
- , Georg6 ill soon cease '1 rs belonging to -the city Were in
. mer': -18 to 9i" him forward independent t thur. So I SIR :-Mr. Justice Meredith has request- . L I I n �pige)n holes - .
. Of a custO i o Port Ar Ad& Arthurs, daughter of the late and flour to' any extelit w . . -On Friday, Mr. Bu er, of Clinio
. . . Arthuro, and -one of the belles ol�,, Toronto obarg 71 fi ' at.Se vault, although a number i
� - full value and good qu; ality, . and that a very large amount of the gr4in now ad me to write to you in reply to your let- � ' . -Whil6 Justice McMahon was Ing engaged in doing some oo ng sf6rth. we're burned to ashett. The lose is between .
being al society, to Mr, *,Victor Cawtbra, son of Mr. ' Lth age, of Nelles .'a ladder 'it hiotev
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. depart handled by the buyers, instead of - ter to him of'�the 8th inst., enclosing a news. . f the jury In. a c vs. M core, .,#t and while descending
he will not millin,gly Henry Cawthra, was a society evout. , 'to the 6 d- P,5,000 Bud $W,OM, with only;abov t $6,OW %
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L rket, the � . . the St. Thomas assims, the -other day, the throwing himeome distance g,r un . in �
. - lowed to buy it on the local ma paper cutting with reference to ilia above j I its entire ', had insurance, The cause of the Are is a ys-
therefrom. - � �, -The Sombre, postoffice and ich he : not, He in a heavy man,and it was feared he
. buyers -will'only see the.smoke of the care as ' case. The judge asked me to send you a ,: - tilting chair, - on - wh
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. they pass, conveying the wheat to thq sea- copy - of such notes as bar 23. It was attached to ilke dwelling crow I' . bohes were . broken. . �� :-itohert Keyes, Esq., of Logan bad a '
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this year so they can let next year fakeeare ! last, I bein then present as the law society consamed. 'A small portion of the contents tween the desk and chair. - After hi , lord- -The other day, while Mr. J. Wisem*n 0 week, and a good crowd gathered � . watch �
tl--Iat it will not be the last. - he got tw000ns were amusing them'oelvos iii the
I of itself. Kfortunately I have only a very ship had been assisted to his feet) 4
i reporter. of the house was all that could be got out. the work done. There were only ft licaum �
I Rapid City has got a good oatmeal mill; short note. It- is as follows :-"Aylesworth, . the chair into position, nested himself and int rtook to Jump
I �Kquueth Campbelli a G.rand Trunk - loughing, -Which wasnot so bad for the
. I Q. G, �or the trustees of the school section, � proceeded with his address from the . exact ,over a post in the bannister He. succegd- P
-w --- %...w.ft ... �.. neirly finished this summer which,along with ' fireiriatt, committed e. kind held in the wathip.
. . I , .. Railway locomotive point where he had left off, not using a ad, but fell some distance a�d landed oii'hio first aftairof tb I I
. � .. oar fiharstone grist mill, will attract a large I moved for a mandamus requirmgJ the council suicide at Niagara Falls, Friday afternoon . it will be much better attended *uother .
_ . hap. hi Conscious. His � in- I I .
. . . � i amouUt, of business to the town and supply I of the township to pass ii by-law �authorizing & a pocket knife'., superfluous woid. When the accident head, reudenug -im u 0$ hiat year. Atex* Stewart took first 11 * la I
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1: WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL , a steady market for oats. ' These two mill' I issue of debentures toraise the -sum of $999 by cutting his throat wit his lordship was discussing contribir, juries wVre at first considered seriou � class ; Robe I rt zlAgsn
. Campbell was about 25 years of age - and period and he was in the mid- he'soon recovered. I 4 I the married, mews .
. . - f the little I for the erection of a school home -Jor the I tory negligence, I - "'na allelass ; Louik Longe-
,� I are both run by w -temporarily insane, the result of Illness. resumed' he -The _� ng and, the - soilth,Wtt first in the free for
as When he jigger . ga , .
MONEY BACK IF WANTE - ,Saskatchewan. When the price of wood is , school section, each sum to be rep�id out of . - dle of a sentence. �,ria ptuce way first in the yovoaig M0128 elaso4 Win,
_T the Undon Huron i � ,
. difference the funds of the nobool. section. The coun- he Dominion Government has arrang commenced exactly *at the point where he triin olk tug ;fge,way,
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I _,�� I considered, .',;,3.00 per cord, the - ad for a three -cent postal rate on mail mat- left off, finishing the sentence an if nothing Railw�y, collided so;e, distance n6f th of Murray, second, and BUB L 11 I 11
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- We also have a good saw mill, ' had happened to intoorrupt its utterAnce.- clintoriiho other mo .- ---
I good profit. Be it was not shown that the ratepayers - ; ti -An old and respected re-avienti; of St.
I E ire, instead of as hithgrto fi've'cents for . ' .
. I . :emu TPI � sm"bed to, emithereene and .the loco Alo Ive � I
- , t,he loge being rafted d6wn from the 11iding . of -the section had assented to the amount a away last we - �
. . hall an ounce to the United- Kingdoni, 'and -Timothy Bell, an old Brockville boy, is I *k, in th person
� Mountain about 60 miles north of us and required, though they had, at a school meet- the , home� of ter spending -twelve yean in tbo tilot Ool damaged th�t the'train wat�elol Marys passel . Oliver. Damaged �9_ boris ....
GREIG d MACDONALD ' � mber is soldfrom , . n.ted to a requisition being made for a larger sum for most other parts of Yuk�4 district. In 1896 he went into box- ore a short time for repairs. No Oita Wad of Mr. James
. I 11 sawn here, where the la �: iDg, asse npirs. ' . as one of hurt,b�t the section men go 0 , ,way in'Coldstream, Scotland, Came to 0 cOun ' -
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i $12.00 to $20 -00 -pe funds to erect the school house. boys" 'of Strathroy, held e� iness &O Fo V. He w . try when twelve years of L ,a If m- ned - 1.
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I urely wheat Ci -�-The . on Wednesday .the first to bear of the bi id strike at wone too Soon. . at Kingsto 1, . ere his f - or., a
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I CLOTHIERS. . i I d the motion. . n " banquet in the old town � City, on the Klon ike. He left for -The annual meeting of the bousetva. military man, had Charge 0 ... - L .
. - . country around ' here ; the people go in oppos�l L night of last week,and the reports may there Dawson, . � n i hold in. J,the - 11
I . I gely for stock of all kinds, and we have i motion refused. No order as to eosW. pnt. By the time he reached tiveAssoditiOn Of Ch ton was , US �1. . J
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a. good butter factory, which has done Well Mr. Justice Meredith also directs me to . the Klondike quite a few locations had been council Chambie ' thence to Downie. He waB a a ant Of . ...
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, Blake and Hon. G. W. Row. - five miles from Dawson, Jv Vice St. Mary ,ye , , , r,. I � w_
, Strong Block. . woollen mill put up in the spring. A larRe cuttingl,urports to give if! quite unauthor- -Miss Father Lyons, who enjoys the die- on Bonani� creeko follows.: President, Dr. T. C. Bitide 6 its pioneer bAers.. In the d4YB,, 1, M
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� proportion of the parties who took up the ized an inaccurate. I return the newspaper tinction of being the first white woman to and bo - . -to Downie the country,-wim- w . �.__
� One of these he has urer, J.P. Doherty -Y Executive Commitioe ; Oliver came . I
.. - lands on the first rush to the Saskatchewan . cutting. I I � Chilkoot Pass an route to which he paid $100. ' d. He Conti &.3 In .
ONT. I 1, have crossed the He, left T. Walker, T. Johnson, A. Mo Toda) 0. about wag a woodlau i ,
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lands, � I u h the what � is no - I � . .�� years ago. ': i
. , EDWARD B. BROWN. famo � -At the meeting of -the. officiai boaid of broken, some five
went south of us, got loans on their - I as as �the . Dawson City last July for a trip cut. The Cooper I
_. wmt west and took up second homesteads, . . city Consisted of seven or ,eight 109 cabins, he anniversary services in AoXitall-
- - Toronto, November 23rd, 1897. , - on ' a ol el , W, g1jo lecture in the Brussels Methodist church, the follow- -T
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I thus leaving a large amount of first claw and 700 or 800 t;ents.The -supplies then were . I all Methodist church on Stinday, 2 't rilt,,* ' I
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L - mixed farmipg lands in the. hands of the not sufficient to last any time. lie tcher success.- The serm 0 were
. Some of our - n. * jam evilles, wife of the pro- Gilpin, T. Meanders, T.11a ,, 9, were a great L I � -
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- THS CANADA I . eshave been bragging about prietor of the Chatham *team Laundry, was -Loord Mountatephe . rr far above the avers I
from $3.00 to $7.00 an acre. Some of these contemporari George Stephen, of Montreal, of C. P. R. Leatheidale, Rev- R. Paul and W. H. ke -
ork, Friday afternoon at the steam �.appojnted recordin really good, and the attendance o
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. Accident Asmwee CoMany have quite extensive improvement on them, the big loads hauled to their several mar- at w I got her right fame, was married on Saturday last, to The latter was v g litew. being �erowdad at all the *rvices. . -
t. - so the companies are tired -paying ta,xes on . kets, so we will just lot them know what mangle, and in some manner Giauo Tufuid, in the church of St. 'Mar- ard. Society reproseniailves were �howu the church I the �
. between the heavy rollers, . . uTrout your as follow* aw A-Couale 0 Rev. A. 0. Crews, of To. , . I ---
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them They are quite close to Rayid City I Goderioh can show in that line. One paper arm caught and crushed it. r t1s, Westminister, London, Eagland. for the c P -preacher, and be mor,ei tih ji .4 ad big ' �
� Accident and Plate Glass. * which frightfully burned lad *in waiting T. Farrow�- H.. L- Jackson, Jamw - I . �
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. . with all conveniences of mills,stores,schoolso I evidently considers 100 bushels, of oats a have to be amputated. JOT'Adey Mountatephon was a. - ighton and Thomas', aurty. reputation as an Able expouude , I
churches and good market. There are two pretty good !load, yet over 160 farmers have The arm May imer, Hying on lot 21, - to the late Duchess of Tack. . �horue I were Moore, J. -A. Cre - . . At the morniug serviuev I I Sun. ..
this fall _0111ver".Yielle, -.a. foi I -The other day, after bankinig'hol n$ a �-
. ibrought that quantity to town 9 ly twenty in fted aunts at the ceremony. I ospel'i'hool attended in a MI d1he . . �
An accid-ent policy costs little. Are railroads here, -The Great North West Cen- , g the record concession 8, Tilbury North, was -found oni , I -If � Cy -50 . . I .. ..
� t . L ly- v& 8 responses young man repr6inting -bimse , � be - ih �-+. . ng of .
i tral and Manitoba and North Western. As ,James Foley, Ashfield, holdinj says :� 'The bride' , apes ormaiditwas the best dait
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you insured I I 4,4�4 ing prostrate in the iosA at 1mrit's Corners, Thi -report . " resented a ohoeiiui tor. M k
. I ? I a number of yoqr Huron settlers are looking 'with 131 bushels 20 poundeq about clear and die ile Lord Rount- Philip McLaary, p 1, L .� � ,
I ought about five miles east of Wheatley, Thurs- were ontlio'Bank, ilto to James M,cKel, the kind tW he ever addresslil.
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in a load of peas containing 73 bus . . liwly married couple Z4eft , or rest, and 'he he 2, '
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