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� � � . -..ww-1 - - i P y .ge I M i i ave oyster sul I ,( hjt�(Fri V i
. . . . . . I ,� - - � . I in the Philitellned just now, will also be jurisdiction !in -the - matter., Mrs. Botkin; fug, in the towki hall, ;n honor! � lay) 6 . G -
neitier arty had an ' neral ca *paign X r Aguinaldo, who is kicking up much a I Judge Cook! showed that tho' Sfate did h ' )per t!.o be hel I t n-1
l, .1 1899, ',V�BRZAR- 3�'-' ,t'�(F,949 fund, and it is fair to assume that n6thing - M -- I f Mr.1 R, t ANNUAL- STOCKJAKIN SALE 4
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,goff i,.,off 7-ar,. ij,,r'D- 7-itu. ,a. ., 6'A r tiePnOtioed in li manner when the proper when atiked lif she wished to 'say anytbing� Clegg This' romiNqs to be .,-cue of ,the " i; . ...
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, . ,12 19 M Ai ,6' j,`;,�' /:3 ,that in a few instances money was us,bd in I I � at Wdluen's Clubs,, Chicago? 9 t .
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� it, ia the lirst, place they mi lit have accom, gun a crumalio on the Practice of, using wo. and Mrs, Shaffer an also calli I
r hasing votes, This was proven in] con- 'it h(d all that they have now done -and nd
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! 192021 Z12 -2c? &--e ,:�-c.* Du I Men's faces and flgqreEt in magazines, news- friends, -Mr. Lean � id
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L F1 N. 2)" tmt . 10 - es Dick were,� - E -'R STORE. I
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� . � ----.- :. Ao not think it ws�s shown that one side was li If 8. � �. � t!vpitdature ill be asked to enact a bill to week, vipiting t the h( me of M�r and X -a. .. !4 - . � � I �- .
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I I'll � . : ! — I the effect 0 at all'publishers, public enter- Simon Hunte , . of Ui bo I rne.-�V, issl MID by . . " . I I . I . .
Z t worse than the other in this respect. l� The 't � I � . ..
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I .1 - NEW ADVERTISEMXNTS. -� bribery '�also 'was entirely of a local character I I'm Some years bac ng of hay tainera,,manufacturers, and tradesmen of MeG 1) t LL
I � L i L fit. any kind ih J1 be forbidden to use the face, visiting at the arental home he fore I sirt i i,
. . - . . ii 1bio country has not been a very prc I I . I � I -.
� .� XrThek-ueeb ,weenyte,psrenttk-ttati, 'ereach" 6nd-no atttmpt was even made to show that - form, or any portion of the figlare of a wo. of the week, -Mr, and We, John Chesul, �1
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I - I ll� ' foull . . - lie par I -cognizant of or in any . . . - I men for adv 3rtioing purposes iq either'sug. of Manitoba, ale spend rig, a. few weeks t � w . - '
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I Selling Belo v . It - I , takiDg May nd up to that date we -- , ..
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� I ay res otisible for the illegal acts. In, g a I to learn that an effort is being t the home of Mrs. Robert Big e, or.,J pf ock on the I 5th of Feb
.. � . I - W cost -G reig & Mactlona.ld- firth bX the Dominion Minister of Agricul- A TypiruEss NBWSPA11y,Jt,J-A typeless Tucker8mith.-The lecture, whici was on- . . � . _-
� i Shoe Specials -R. Willis- 5 act, in -several instances,,: such as in West . newnpape ias just bi ast M. n4a , . . _ t.. -, to sell goods at' a 'NDOUS SACRIFICE L
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New Goods -E. .RcFa A Co. 8 York and Plist- Lambtob,: after the most ex- ' cornpoijitcrolof tht wide -sold paper, Petit Andrew's chur(h, no er the auspiwo of � tie , F � I � - L
�� ,4 West Huron Election- .R. Holtnem-5 a,ustive iAvestigation ex�ending over many : w hi� ch may tend to inf use new life and vigor Bleu, had struck. The news, accompanying Sabi-ath scho . wa , in e respe4 a i I --��----I . ....... ... . . .. ..... ............ -, -
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. 1.6 -pages ( f illustrations, wosi set on a typ - A Success, e . -
. i tf e reto. Mr. Fisherls idea is 0 open to . e. I ) ing no of t e 8t of pie � I I I-
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. I Help the Poor -W. 0. T, U. - 5 1 31hargewat made aga, . Ovefilloats that tvere $10 for !156A,139, L�
I . i lust:;the Liberal party Ma oning of whatever is not req ired to fill the curt a lirere pasted on a cote of 'card-' clerk favored us with the best of evenings. L - .. ,
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I -. n the Kingston election Petition that there tqe local demand. An agent of he ,depart- board lark er than the size of - he newspaper. The audience was - large, and ev. J. . . . . ;. , a,r 1�
- : I Wanted -G. E. King -8 , i Then is e his wor i, - 9( r elve collar, well lined, �egul -
Nag -a p trty campaign f upol and that it had m!:eqt has been employed in the 41d country the A ole was reduced y photography Henderson, who ' ver as good a )od Beave. �Overcoat, V I -
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I ILT * to I i)ok into the case, and his- report'is of a to the act Is. I size. A print� as made from was on hand, a wa in hii best rim. M r. 01 , ,
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I Y . L -J. B. Din8dale-5 hat charg� was abandoned wit hou t even an 0 � � Canada's dealings in this line may be With the idd of nitric acid, type .and illus- of his subjects. nd always receivf a hear �y .
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11 L . �P, L ttempt tl�Lsubmtantiate it. In X few in- Is, q ely i noreased. . Among the ri!ieans which & fe- Ladies' Astrachan Jackets at less tham cost,.,
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i I I Bari for Service -A. Snell-. 5 . . . for over an bon ,. carrying them over the —A, : nee range 'of Dress - Goods regulaar 25c for 10o
-i ;� . , I thie end is ,the 1 cheapening of i the ocean LADY CYC.,LISTS AnousED .-Fair cyclists .
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I I Public 'Meetf ng --B. B Gunn -5 ihown the,; bribery was at all wide spread � - I - I — ! of the laudlaidy of the Surre Hotel, Lon- ada`8 great h', way, iwith I doublefold. 1�', -
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. - � v th t I In ex- �The Toronto World is not a ': very good don, who has come out as scenery. irigin . I
� I New Flour Mill -D. Gadkee-5 � . - y -�dLol Tweed Men's Suit in �
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i Special Bargaine-L. Stark -8 � . � that all the -available facts have Pre ent Dominion Government �Iare. How- 'comfort�neccsaary while cycli�g, alighted at -similar Size can tu.r ),ut Such a arra of il . the trade flo. ,
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I = . I Accounts Ready -L. Stark -S i )een made known, that the election on the e'er, we give the f9llowing fr"om::its columns this hotel, -when, to her surprise, she was musical talent. The friends of che Sabbya 1 . -
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I I , , Fhole was,a pure one,* and that no election _ it'is ipeth and our readers ,can refy-sed ad � anion because b ' ' costume did school are greatly ind obted to M . Hend(jr- —klsc a new li-ne �5f Men's - Black Suits, all, sizes, at 1p,9.50.
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W Cheap Clothing -F. A,. Edwards -8 . i - take it with an large a grain of o4lt as they I
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t- I i e of money. This refers to both 91 . - best 5c Grey Cotto you ever saw,
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. 1"T.- �. r .. hJ,-,h-. they hope the Senate will throw ut. General Xis, who is in charge of the Ameri- he should come back at anotheril time we I CAN'T AFF'ORD TO M. SS THIS SALE! �,�
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.,2 �. I - ate ome time b ore the fall of )899— oat Deaths amo, troops in Philippineg ofinjoe needed reform, Whir should not the min -i � � I I 'L
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V i I- I takes place- on Tuesday, February 21st 6t all, and if anything can be done to effec- � I . ! Fifly pouDds of �)ried Apples wanted at 5.) .,
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�;,�O' The Liberal candidate in Mr. Robt. Holmes ,ually Stamp out the ,practicq,� tha�V thing 11 -I— - i to L .- . I : . I .
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Vh,� I 1-1 is remaining 170L 65 died of ty- y . - , Alrz. D�
11�,.��i I; don . 01 I and let the rq�iie which is collected for� V ,� - 11 I P�S-. , .
I . � - South Perth Conservatives � - bliat purpose go in ch �o it Will I . L .
"N ii 1 of Clinton, and the .Conservative candidati hould be done. The ?dail suggesti two ex- . phoid, 43 of i mallpox, 202,of 'dysentery, 8 of anneh wher I Wro. V.�
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. t: I time is Short, and it behooves the , Liberals man varlo 1* �� . � il � - - .
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J :�i - coess thev must work for, it. /
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� , iol, that in case Mr. Moscrip, shouk be y season i ,uring the hot- months, March, gains ... ... �
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V; -1-: : Ebould be made compulsory, and that every wide reputation as a breeder ofl, horough- r �i - .
I i�;, I they desire 6 I I April and q'y, when fever' Smallpox and i
. -"t 1-1 I avoid the bumiliatioi of de� . "' -election, - that "Mr. N. on- ;
N., ,�, � 106't there in I hat be no hanging back ; every (lector who fails to, attend at the polls and no,rn nated for re' i dysen e in � bred stock, h" rec ntly dispios I
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� �r to deposit his ballot, unless he haft ' cent, of tie command are I now. repo ted He I ne' four- - �
I very fine young bulls,1 sold 9 I ;
1. -�'� � , man must b at his post and do his duty � a valid Moscrip ham decided not to contest' the . ,� r Be Be I j NN Seaforth,
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i7, xcuse for his non-attendan6e, should have . .
�`:' r'JIV .- while there..'� They have a candidate in I �-Fmv(�'it g again, a now rn�dwill eiite:r the ists �i! I i
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I � teen, months old, totMr. David Wilson, of
. �:�'; -,-' : ' Hay. near St. Joseph Th a anin al is red ' "
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I � whom . ey 4a have every confidence, and is name stricken from the voters' list and I in color, and ai exti goo I one.- He also - - . . � I
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- 'I , � i the.costs in the late elec. � even; )nl 1d,1 , Mr. Alex. la ip
.: � ; 1�, who is in' eiv�ry respect deserving of their e depfived of his franchise for a' Spec . � sold one el ;in(
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� C . ified . . gr , these days.=Coleman's cannot energetic, industrious and successful far- �
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7 N t 4 protest was handled, gingerly, too, but ifteter. I Campbell, of H�ibb i -
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.� - ma is white, keepup their orders for Salt theme days mers of tbo township and feels it hard to - Ji
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i � : .1.1 I . y -prohibition of personal it is anderstood �bat no action was taken in- DEATH F MRS. V11MITY..-Mrs. M. J. and- is one of tNe �cs; ne; endure his en �
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1, i-1 ;� I anvassit3g by candidates and their ag( I of e in Lny good Brussel ' alt is taking the lea -A forced rest. We hope, how- I
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,� , �2.,f� w will be a cred-it to them if elected, and who )nts'. re ,Y,a -d to it, . ; :
, �� " " � ' I Verity, wi 6 ,of the late W, H. Verity, of bulls that Mr. Cudmdre ha bred'�, He has furnace: as placed in the school last -week. ever, that he may soon regain his wont ' I
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. in amply ablo to champion their ith these two reforms in our elpetiola I. I Brantford, passed away at' an early hour a very fine yo 0 -Coun I meets on Mund n the licalth, strength and activit.y.-Mis '
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, : r aw, bribery would be made almost impoA- 1S � last F�Iday raornin from heart Send to Manitoba, �- "ere, Mr. townhall.-Rev. S. J All�n and Rev. J. den- of Parkhill, is visiting the M,tsmes Dick.
rl I , any sphere in' wbicly he may be cal ed upon outh Perth Liberals. I trouble, in . 10 hisi son t � " .
'- � y al� , g' late W, 11. Verity was Cudmore says,there is an unus a e Ross excl anged p ase, Sabbath worn- -The carnival held in therink on Thursday ,
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� . .�, ible, a full vote and free expression of th'a , I ' � her 66th he ' ulpits I
. I .� -; to do so: Arid he has not only the ability, A -onvention of the South Perth Reform .
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. .- . . the founder. of the Verity mp%ny demand for bul IS thi , season, an be ing. � � f -- ;, . evening of last week was very largely at -
I . 4 but he is a mim in whose character no flaw - people would be secured, while the candi. A isop,iation was held at St, MIA-rys on Tues- while resioll g in Exeter. Thefamilyre- could have Sy0(1)qn1ny more if he d
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I �A � . t he tended and proved the best yet hold. T
-, � 0 .. There is no valid reamon, J,altes would be saved a great deal of h ' ' day, to nominate a candidate for the bye- moved to I r ntford about seven years ago, . : I � t� i I . I i - . . - .he
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C. � �1� . . therefore, wh. r he should not be tri d degrading work, which they now - hav I . , el -.ct.on cam a td take place in South and establis ed the V-arity Plow Works ed t' ' music
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11 u p an - P �Pertli. Representatives were present fro . "KoiTis. . 11. . SOQIAL GATuEnixa.—A �. very pleasant ,, roughout the eveningi,
;. � . . . in there, ecessed l9dy',-waFj mu -h and I i� I
L . ly returned. I We have not one word to say ;o undertake, if they Wish to . Stand any e or I , . whic; ad greatly to vbe pleasure of the
I P� . . - i municipaii �y, and the utmost unsi deservedly eiptiqed. by all' who enjo'yed her NOTFIS.—La r ppe;is quite C�mo�)On now.[ time was Spent at the ,hoirne,of-Alr.- and
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. 11 mlei hin .--A T I . - -a of, Oxfr curling '
.- I ,hance of success. In addition, t' I itlll� rev'ailed ,tiroughout, with a strong acquaintain �e,[� and she had COle sold a MO. Juobu -
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. � against Mr. �4cLean- Mr. Holmes' oppon. T . 0 this t,he I . _Splendid � . . a Mellick, of tbe� Brownson line, ' Ion. e two rink
%� �', 11 . - many friends in club, who attended the matches played iin
I . 1. � I , fe 4it g of -cbnfid nee that the coming fight, I learn of her - to ng,
. , e�e, a in ople could be much better instructed on I Exeter and vl�iinity who wil 6ne working heir e on Tuesday i on Frid Pebroark 3rd, wben
I � oat r, 3pu table ,, , ,pie in � Blytho
11 ,�. I I . � ;. I I � will i esult in vic�ory for the Liberal nomi- ' ,,, Wirighan, buyer, 'for a gure.-E. about tw.-nty guests from. Ril& Green and I Lobdo, on Thursday of last week, had vlar-Y L- �-
� I i .death with f4lings of the sincerest sorrow. ood 0 � -
- � ,- F 19; , Mrs, as the candidates w1oul vtj � nee. Ron. E J. Davis, Provincial Secretary, :' Armstrong sold three horse in Br:uso -in the way renowned Ernbro �
! 11 man,,aud a u�eful and worthy citiz(n. But'Publicaff, dha ' , . �- surround Ing country assembled, good success, defeating the -
. I . . NOTFS.—W - and Mtj,4. j, B. Carling and els, on layers, and coming within one of tying the .
I I . � � . : nore time to devote to public M etings, at ar� . rived on the v �on tr in and made a short Mr. and , M. o. Robert E. Pickard attended I I I
� . : � -..?.1 in these respeicts he has no advantai es over I I I . I Q a fair day, A lot of horses- a e bei g bought of a surp ise party, to spend the evening, gersoit- 'curlers. Mr. John $teacy -and I
, o' which the isaues'in the camps 'h. After the convention the f uneral of ;the late Mrs. W.' H. 'Verity, , rket. -Jr. ichol in � I -
� 4 1 � . his dgril could be arid telling spee� for the Munito)a ma - The weal her being mild, and, the sleighing. C . �
I �, � pponent, while in point of ability and i � _ I won arganiz . . I Mr, C. A. McDonell were � Ole- skips and i
� . v all that goes to make a useful and influen. �borough y (liscuaged. In Jact, � in ' ed the following we tends- building a brick dwell use w r good, in e 6he drive very: pleasant. The I
. ] . � re nomin- at Brantford Dn Monday last. -Mr. apd '. r. Pete . made excellent playing. -The past -week i
, r � I many, at�ed :-Messrs, W. C. Moscrip, ex-M,P P., M r8. Charlt a ,qaso 0/antelon intendsiven�ering mh il , h ith eveu'tDg was spent in parlor games, comic I
I ' � n, of Foreat, are guests of . , . . .
� � w 41 tial Parliamentary representative he is, cer- "nst Icies.this public discussion, which 4 has been the severest welhave yet had, the
I I I I : � 80. * d.ary's ; Valentine Stock, Tavistock ; Mr. and M ' brick this seas A! bee d ra in brick to singing, instrumental ,xn4iuc, and other
. - It . I . I " s this week.- ther m-ometer registering as low as fifteen '
, . ' ihould- lh� the main feature in an electi oia, , Dr. 1 wing, G. H.' MacInt " e and E. W. 11 . . Beig 1) ace .0 aniuserne ate,! then a good -.� lunch was. pre- -
tainly, not hi.� equal. The electors of West ri rave took I a Fr day at. -We , I I I
- Z .� - I I Mr.'John 0 kg, of the mart! is recovering o "i . te' � 6 degrees below zero. --The friends :of M M 4i
ampaign� is becoming a secondary considi. H,ard St. Marys ; wariter Thompson, slowly flom h a illness of tbr;e weeks' dura;- are sorry to hedr of t e c )y the� ladies,'af lr.*w�iich all r' turbed
1 7 �J Huron, therefore, have everything to gain V i nt inued I Illness of pared I �
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-, !and � . 'A. Racep: Mitchell ; Professor Vale, tion. -The �tkinson Dram� Mrs. J.- McA' here are to their.ii,omes well-.Pleaai�d i'with the 'kind I W�01. Whitesides will regret to learn that i
� ration, �nd it is even being abandons - � and. I ebe. has beeii confined " her room through
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� l� 1! and nothing to lose �y electing M.r. Holmes, - ! St. b. arys . ,tic Company ' hospitaliqy o ! f Mr. ek Y, �
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. . i� i : '.. , and lHon. Thomas Ballantyne, played at th pera house on: Tuesday even several cases 6f w coping -c�ougi;' in this Melli �ud Jathii' i
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I � I ',�.'t�� and we have the best groun I do for the belief ltogetbO ill some cases, and the whole 180rat orl. Al t ' - . . I 1 $ with the evehing's outing, ,. 4 - 1, illuess during the paWcouple of ireeks.�A I
� I I . I I withdrew except Professor ing lasv to v vicinity. -Look out for St. a)en ne a day i
A I in auclience.-Sawlogs have very large quantity of grain, p.brk, wood i
� "'A - that they wi do so, and that at the ap- ork is done by private canvassing and jp�lij n Mr. St6ck, and a ballot resulted been-cominj r I very f4st the past week to the on the 14th.-Messr'S. Jo a! Y� ung and LOCAL lBumps.-Rev. A. Y. Haist ban ' . . I
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� , on Parlia-' 'uttonmholing. This not only destroys th 3 1 ln� A.. I laJority or. the latter, whose nomin- Sutheeland-funes C(1mga i by's yard. -Miss o Win;ham'pia Tues- eries of special an I
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r : �;',, prosebing .sea d6n of the Domini' . James Russell went IJ, � I just .clos�d a five 'weeks' A A logo are being brought into out market
�- � I ;ation was made unanimous on motion of Bell& Westdoi t and Missi E'rnma Mitchell day of this week. I nice logs,,, att:eq I
. I � I � t The meetings were . daily with the present good sleig-hiu&-Mr. A
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� � ment, West Huron will stand with the ma -1 elf -respect of the candidate, but- it is in thel t � � J. C. Clausen was in 8 aforth and. ainton, I
. � ,� ' I I and R. G. Huriburt, are visiting relative -i at C editon.-Miss mannumm" , - . with I
I I 1i ' � Ptofe soor Da gci�d iesults.-Mr. N."Deichert'and ,
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�, f 4. rivate canvassing that all the bribery i� : ,Mr Stock came into the hall and. was en- i . I J family left here this week ior CaviMer, I
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4 jority, and t. iat Mr. Holmes will be its � I � - . � this weejk in the intere e
i M klinds Be iiv Br, of Crediton, if, the guest of Croxnarty, �
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I , V, � . i ' Miss Ross, of near Bracefield, is vie .1
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I . thusi tically received, and in a short ad- Mi North D4ko hey .
� representative, i one. It would be in the interests of all i; i - as Morlock this week. -Mr'. Edgar West- NoT,Es.---M-r. '�ent the side, They een residents
r� . I I - . George Hain Iton a I r -
I . I � I deeso thanked his friends'for the honor thus have b . I ot' this ' Mines Hagan - Mr. an - d Mts.A. MePheraoin. .
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- . 1 it were stopped. We would like to see ou� confe red him. 'He asked for the is a' n off duty the past week, latter part of last week f4 the past 3.3 y"ro, and 'we 'aire are this week visithi
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I z ble to re iu me his. dnties.-Mr. R. H, Cranbrook.-Mr. job Lainj v at Dungannon and neigbihorhood.-I-A we& .
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. I I por rry to have such good ,people lea-ve us.
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� - . The 0�ltario Legislature. ! I LegialaturL take this matter up. They udite, I ,up u b of those present, and he isit,� d friends so : � �
I felt Collin#4, barrif ter, is Still confined to his near here recentl - he M seem ," core, of H I ding -was celebrated at tbi6 parsonage hem �
� � �.. i " 1 could not enact two more beneficial ref I or sure hat the Hardy Government T would - ... "I I owever�. we virish t�em all possible Pros-
1�1 t Our legislators at Toronto have as yet I I � home with, ih, lumatics.-A St. Marv' ,on Monday aftertoon, by Rev� W.- E. Kerr,
'? I I i n need to 15a 1 .e we Ing is an- a return ed home : 8, ,turda 7 after a perityan happiness in, their new home, -
, I h4ve another supporter from South;Perth. nou
! �� scarcely got seriously to work, and up to . mt -
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i than the compulsory atte dance of elector M,r,',' took is of German parents, born i e pla- on Huton street on weeks' v-isitr amo g relatives and fiends in and trust that they may again return to The contracting parties w6ro Mr. James
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A Thursday, at 'any rate - of private can- 7. � � � s. -Mr. Louis 1foster took. pos- Ornhilt and Miss Mary McCann,
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, order, The debate on the address � I y ill at pres nt. I It is tlh�u �Afonday �
. ,I i Sing. One is a'necessary adjunct to the I is ver ped 1 that he
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- rrait gouth Perth olibiep, and Methodititc urches thiq "I
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I , half hour sittings :. 0 Has has for many years been conducted in the Main and James btre 'O St. Joseph. Weuni
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2 , i. I P I w4k and many may soon be well agaiii. -M. . aarr��s Scott, wishing them all happiness.-Qaite a nutnn-
1,1. �' I ! c then wben he is k own is very pepular, and in a have . last.�M. D,. McCormick has moved into I
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'r -i in.reply to the speech from the throne was � . 11 ( I resolvi d to lead � bettet lives. y who has been away in' California with, his Mr. D. Steinbach's houge.-Mrs, bei 9f our villagers haveAc .Pted invitation
11, 11 . . i mwwi� .: ca4di late around whom every Liberal can Bros., of M tchel e in town on- r a � . Packi,rd, �ce
� , I , unusually brief, a,nd 'was confined - to the ' . -, I 1, wer t daughter who wds in poor health . since, last who has I con itayiug. with her mother, I to -the complimeatary supper to be given in
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- - I � lilditorial Notes and Comments: . ork with confidence and pride. day and W, dj�iesday last. -The coming 126h fall, returned recentl7 in very , I health for'l4ensallafew days ago. -Mr. Samuel ippen town hall, ori Friday etening of
� I I I; mover and se.con der, and the leaders on I' i - The Biberal will, without doubt, be elected. of July' cele mat ion will be held in Exeter . I I .11 K.
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� � I ! sirin spirits, and � With lots Qigoi�nteresting I llenbaut i h alt to visit th Is Week, in honor of Mr. X E.,Clegg, the
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. a both sides. As there was no opposition to Sir William McDonald, the millionai r The f Mowing! officers iyere elected for next this year, : 9r; this dist,rict.-Exeter will news to relate regarding hill winter's ex- H an gone to G his popular railway - fit, ,. -
I � r� r I , the motion, the whole business was complet- tobacco manufacturer of -Montreal, handel year -President, .Win. Ryan, Mitchell ;. have races bo 'e ou . May 24tb. The com. Perience in another land. : � . - . rother-ir -la�v.-Mr. Samuel Levigoad.- lost age I I
. t , vi�e-j residents, Professor Dale, St. Marys, mi .� I a valusi horse a few days ago. Rev. H Wrom an Occasional Corre"llildent.)
I I . ttee art- rt�a ing all larrang ments. . . I
, 0 ed at the cue session. . Usually, if the Op- to the treasurer' of McGill Univer nd F. R.'Aamilton, Hibbert ; secretary .1 3 MW I - RVATIO,%Ts, -Jack Frost .is making ,,&,,-
. sity a a . - - Schuelke Jh# gone east forl a few days. I .,OM,H * " fy �'
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- - ago t� cheque for $181,250, to make trdaot rer, S. A. Hodge, Mitchell ; audito -a, C , i ,- Our villa ' s
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ing of their a' � G.� H. MacIntyre and W. K week or I , as the farmers have been bring- ! bappy"faculty of makfug things- solid lor
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t . I I ,rength, they tak- u this � oppor- t is estinlated a,mount neeptisary to endo I , �, , MacLeod. Kippen. � ne of our ol eat and . � '
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I I I 09 ng in their wood. It is astonishilag �the I himself, and though e,"ryone seems,t4 givo
-1 �, R ' ol .itions, were passed expressing cot fi- best known citizens was suddenly. at down to 1J L
tunity of moving an amendment and � I -John Me, 11 amoun him the cold should;er,, et, he sticks .
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; I I taking tie McDoliald building. of Chemistry and de"ce in the policy of the Laurier and H,Lrdy ROCK EL �I � 1A)GS WA14TH . t 0� wood that has been brought, in. y I
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a division of the House. - Bat as they did A lining. This will make the total benefa�'- ,oi N,vin, -I the ber of on Wednesday. Many were sli eked to . '
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i , tion for this building Mone $350,000, an., 9 Rock Eini Logi i, 1: ir which he svill ,pay $8 per thous- IL I - .
Ivei unients, and c�ongratulatin Mr. W. C. learnof the de th of 'Mr. James Fair, the 4
not & so this tinie, it is an acknowled . I Ogg rink is being well patronized and the mau- -
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I - i I %ill biingiup the gifts of Sir William M��- el�Otion, for his able defence of Liberal I - ailt agers have bequ so successful that - itnotber, -
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4 M4sc 1p, the member elected at the general and, Tho I must be 16 feet in length. Parties proprietor of Fair's inills. It set me that I Hens
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: I - - I ment of their weakness. The only ea8ur8 E ion I � � fiviriginth v f,,114ty of Jolitti DAX's niffl,on the fall" Mr.Fairwaspre ariogtogo to Waterloo, Any qua6ity of good saw logi wantedat I
- �- - aid tq the university something"lik3 principles And the honorable wa Of Petet hIcKay,, �an deliv r the lo4s there it more . I . 1 5 -rink of equal size will be built This Tear.-
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� I I of importance that has yet been fore[ hadow- $2,650,000. And all this has been made o , y in � which 00111MAODt tOr th I 01111. JOHN XCNNVJ�If. isf 6-3 to attend a mee Ing i,of an insun ce com- the Ifensull Raw will, for which Cho highest price will
� I A thc c') mpaign had carried on, inot .A number '
E � 14 . been one of young'people from r,romarty "I
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.T .; ed,� is one having as its object the o: tobacco , - i i I = party ': or parties wanting ice will pany there, of which he was a director. be paid. ert Bell, Jr., Hen."11. 162&29 � ,
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inereasing � jot'; of corruption being shown in the pourW. : ; visited our ice rink on Tuesd ling last. ,
i �, . i . — . . so r1r.tifl, t c utidetsigoea three (tays ahead. Mrs. Fair was sewing a butt)n on: his coat CUU1WE CO,NFnRRNCE.--1The session of * kv eviet,
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JJ i of the revenue. By, their act proDibiting ' ' This e �ection has been fixel for Febra4ry 0,8, P11111 ; . . . -There was talk here lately V) the effect ,
! I � � 1 1311.1 B�Oij., KiVp'n. 1626-2 previous to hit; departure, Nhen without Carmel ch arch has arranged for 'a conference 1 that a Strong company was being organized I ,
11 -.The Mail remarks q. " The bill of -far � I I � T I . .9 I
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4 tbeex ortatiou of saw logs from "'overn- ; �. -� , ,F oseph SlIrifflie, of Morris, any previous war 3iug Iso far as is kt town, � be � 0 1
P ,X I ! . NoT,s.-M'. 3 be held in the Presbyterian church here '
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� I �� � - meat limits tb the United States, the (1,o v- that Mr.'ffardy has laid before the Legil.31a!- . i! 7 i was, urilog Q e week, pa ing a visit to hit, 'suddenly fell for ard on the sofa, :an'd in a rthequi kening and deepening of spirit- here for the manufacture of cordage and ,
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. . wi titre is as good as could V� _ I I ' . twine, and in which some half dozen of
�. ornment calculates that there ; * i kimpii Smillie and very short time he w4s. dea( . Pall alysis in al life. The in I pposed to be inter- I
� I be , Premier a' Njr,, %, LiBERAL L.EAD En. --Right H! n. Sir -Me ordi W. W. Cooper, supposed I our monied men were ou Weir
I nd his colleagues 'intend to ,keep 0 Mrs. R. e. -M r. to have beeia the e me 9, death ay. even.ng next, and continue until - eated. !,&ter some one was naughty,evough
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I � i1ollarsin thp revenue. To mak . Se�re ;&ry for Ireland, and late Secretar hasp irchased! from the hlesers. Thompson btisiness men of ( ' i ns each _ .30 in the � afternoon and 1 We learn that the wedding reported in Tor-
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- 3ey propose to pass an act levying a point out another Governrr ent on the face to sjucceea Brott ere, cf 'the Londoin road,-& driver, ye" Is dia te I 1 .30 in th( evening. At eq;'c'h Session two � Bvposnou afid lU' our'local paper from the,
! Sir! �N illiam. Vernon Harcourt as leader of w icl for qua [it ,style and speed is pretty whjlctb� a] known by " is, a d w ' d �
ol the earth th I �is nat hich' resales will be delivered.' The meetings �)
. � i, �* tax1UP01a loan COMPanies, insurance . com- -at has been in power as long 'the L beral-party, - - � y jlleuce thei I 'ac, concession of StILial,ey w f , ,,,
i)il V - . � lif rd �o beat, --Mr. and Mrs. John Bowden, arsi,l-widely famed for 4he exo of ill be a� drelseed by Revds., ,Dr. Parsions, as, a S&e. -
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I - . way they expect to raise a sum annually rc real Service, . . ; , Ily 'of a quiet hure I I Big Fire i Winnip0g-
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I I I - equal to uhat which will be lost aders a Welprofess to hav6 npt�otel States and of Spain in Paris, was on tep,miag to do are making good use of the and retiring disposition, but was a man- . ot orouto, and Mr. H. W. Front, 4 the China The fire i
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I igence, 8hre -,entlemen,sre hi I peg,, early- on Wedine8dav morning, was -Aix-
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I ofthe log legislation. history, ancien� i'vToInd Ly ratified by the United States Sen. sloi I getting in I good intell wd "in business, and nland Mission. These , I
1 � It was promised that and modern, and we cerbaihi� do not know ate wh
I - : n ,� tie Vote being 57 ayes to 27 nays, or wood and gra,�el for statute labdr.-W000d possessed the implicit,con , ho' he front hank of religious thought, -sUd it covered fiist by Chief - Clerk Hanson who .
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. - I the treasurer would deliver his budget of any. ' ; i on�l vote more than the two-thirds majority is no flloming� into our illage in abund- vknew him. He will b atly mio8ed, nU theiraddresses will prove very i awoke'andremark,ed to his room, mate" 14r.
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-0 -,, - . a citizen: He was ritual li �e. -A hearty invitation 1 a e e n ' started rom an over -fed grate in the dining -
I . Tuesday.--. As Boon aa the budget -speech is Canadian corn iesiprierso,rh . � 'erger -train, westbound, plunged full place have et mpleted all ar�angements for ligion and a Liber ; al in pillitici 4e leave il en, and it i)a I tile I room
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. . - . , still in Wash. L� . hoped tha�b, man . i .
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� . � logton and are -likely to re &in there for a age, I � .. i ,
. . ding at the station ab Imlay whicb� will b - of the latest design. . They whom are grow i p � i.
: therewill not be any more idle time until lat(er was Stan A . � I r vileges nd share the blessines of -this rn%tters coolly.. Some, however, took the I
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-rL �sh were fatal and disastrous. - �' Three Archibald,of Seaforth, ace mpanied by Mrs. i . . ; .. OCAL I nim. -Mrs. Pa9kard, .of Sagi- I they thought the building iwas doomed. 11
11 I the close of the season, I I w1lek or t,&o yet,. It looks, however, as if Citv. Michigan, on Monday. The results of are now as i ng for tenders. -Miss Addle I ngs---Cci,v�' t' n to remove their belongings, as
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. . , man Dod( a, of Dakot , was, the , troit, are visit. -short time it was found that the '
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4 1 TO Cure The-EVil. Drk on Saturday. Hen. David bdillo,Hon, ip �,rml i-4 Nmv YoRic. -Rudyard' Ki r daiso tht . 'GATHER-LNGS. -1 rhe I mo, hi y horse fair n theiro.ster, Mrs. Jame � Moo
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- It is gested as a cure for the ibery ildren, Josephin Elsib, and part of the week visiting her brothers, Vi -Mr
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�� W diagraced Ontario during the , lifford Sifto;6, and Hon. J, 1. Talrte Aof� John - Kipling had nothine' I Doichert.�Miss quite a number � 0 ciert, -,
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past year that voUng be made compulsory,� i;tawa on Friday, for New York. They, Publi tion. - His baggage was quickly Jennie MeN 1.1'of Cranbrcok, has been via- all at big pricos.-Hr' ,.Tho aa Kelly, 0 ... r i fallen the fire for a time had full inwing.
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1.1 being disfranchised as a punishme . c i in members of the intern ti a I 8 Green, 1 It was an awful sight, und One never to
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r,� 11 itnotbebetter to prohibit perso in at Washington, who a d ,asure. harvest is no on in good hape, and large treasurer,, Succumbed to" ih .effei to of 14 -1 Ve regret to a. James' -Gil- be -forgotten by anyone who was unfortun- ��
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I �� ,� ; He wil stay in New - York only a I short quantities ar goingfrom ed4mdaily. The grippe, on Monday ' chil.i8t is seriously ill. but ho# ear soon I ate e I
I i � , vassing by candidates and their agents ? the Ministera there. A �rrnae"(e!teing ot the -1 ghtobave more than a Passing
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- 01 time, it is said, and then will visit his' wife's ice in the bee for many aso�@. -Mrs. J. was 75 h " imee of , intere on
I I Idinisters was held in New ork to considq . years of age�, b u . I t of
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: 14 ail matters which the attentionI Balfour hasfo some days been very poorl his taking the grip l"'U, r good CRton, who were visiting h4e during the ' who stafortunate enough to *ivn6ss the
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: While we; a, A SrATUE i,an FRANCES WILLARD.-A having had t4 ontend with la'grippe.-On health. He,leaves a ife.6- ourn i .
. gree with the Mail in the sug- of the commission. The Canadian commis� ��:, up
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1� , - I loss�� past week r so, have ret rn�d home, -Miss. grand ur of the scene as the flames mounted
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f � lt� : 1. rvices at Hills The funeral took pla I ry Carlisle returned home this weeli from - to th sky. The tbermomet
mit, 1 sioners returned to Washington and t�h of a bronze -statue in honor of the late Green next I all -012 o eaday,---.+ MR - ,er ranged be-
' gestions which it makes, wa do. not ad movement has been started for the erection account of th� ,anniversary I Be I � -
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*. - !I n . abbath, the services in St. Brussels hockey tea . d e1r fl visitinF her sisters, Mrs. George Found and , tween 35 and 40 degrees below zero, and
, ,, ,. . � Franceil E. Willard, in the National Capitol Anirew's chqr h will be conducted at 2.30, ame with At ,_O twood. Mrs. G. HiMiday, of Ri ley and Brussels.- 1 the ind blew a cutting, blighting breath I
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, . � -t Ontario has been disgraced by bribery dur-' at Waf bington, Illinois is entitled to two b 8 Heqdetsoii, of Hensall t was a good game,,a 'day) l from the northwest. -111.
. � et leaked out. I f d resu. ed in a defeat A grand ball will be held here this 'Fri
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� , !1 ' � --- . y the Rev, . McCloy's block, under the pat. i Fortunately every guest and emplo
� :- ail and : . ; ,ad the ,Sa,b it school at I o"clock. Rev' for Atwood by 5 to 2. he..c rlers drove to lev nin , in yee in
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- " 1i to com nemorate Miss Willard's life and S. Acheson ill take Mr. 'Henderson's pul. Wroxeter to play a fri ndly' me on Tu 'S� ron age of tl ie curling club, for which printed - the building eacaped, By four eclack only---
, k, other Conserva,tive papers have been shout- eneral Goinez, the great Cuban general, , e . �
� k - work by constructing an appro, riate me. pit at Hens IL -Mr, a6d Mrs. Hugh Me. day.. The result invitations have beien iamued,'-Rev-. W. E. I the blackened and crumbled walls remained
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L ( ) ing bribery and corruptiou in conncction� IL 'de a peremptory demand on the American' morial to her, A bill hlas been introduced Gregor visit ' the for6r'a brother Mr. by a se're of 5 shots. -A baseball meeting Kerr preac ied again on , 4bb I of the magnificent hotel of 'the evening be- -
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; "' with the Ontario c-lecti6re a yettr 11�o and'i �, Jvernment for the sum of $56,00.0,000, �to in the Legislature which appropriates Araby McGreg dhagen, and other F. Blair, on l"t, to. a '3ougregation t.�a� erpwded the , fore. The loss is stated to be about $470,,- -
il ; J I . - , I 1 $9 000. for the expense o be incurred. . I friends in that was held ba the office O G. �
li the subf,equvia byE,-el0ctir11l.-i, tho fucts th . e distributed among his brothers in the past *eek.- Tuesdal,,liv-ening, 7 re-drganized epavious chorch. His subjeO was 11 The 000. It was one of the beat hotels in the - -
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t -1 far revealed (10 'lot ilistify any such �Iltitcrv., � lie'ore the Cuban army w6uld disband. Vb: .-Mrs. lis &ud* W� Cooper on for 809' . I - iss Jenni Dick' was in � y
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� Ividenti I , A, r' Cordel a Bbtkin has bee' the FK!rmers' Inati. days. -A load of ur youn jOple attended Mal e dureiTl�gfthe past week visiting her sis-,11 ----.----- �
� I On the corif,rary, it� it; m1wi! thatt ffirte it looked as if the Yankees would the term of her natural life in the San tute meeting ad Farquhar, Which was lar - the carnival atBI th . I V . .-
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. M-J,it' 111vittlings are &-sj I more , ha e to whaek up this nice pile of green.. h r of y a t � i�y all on - ft
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T. ;. th a -t the ,, I . Quentin penitentiary for. t e murde I t, ended by the farm6rs�: of that local Division court w hel(I in' the town h Wifinipeg, nd formerly of this village, was , traders drove up to 'Mr. George Baxter'sp
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1 to cover up a pa I I � Mrs. J:)hn P. Dunning, of Dover, DelavOlare, and a proftable time spent. During v, ednesday.-D. . %ott an �L,James Clan-.
� rty defeaL tha,,, to correct , �,'wks, or met to work to' demolish the Cuban t heir' rt o last week and this visiting her I Northeast Fullarton, and asked if the boss
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whoin itic killed by means of a box of pois- their two days out , in it t vicinity, they nan wer� in Seafc th th fri Miss Morrison came home to Lou- � was at home. On be".In" answered in the
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,. McInnis, county councillor.! Aev. 0. Fletcher, London. -Smith & McLarer. are rapidly VVi inipeg, *here iffie has a situation in a A ed boldly into the house, and while he waas
. ! sio*er to Cuba' to intcrview the valiant by'.MrE. DunDing and sonic of her friepds. and Mr. A. Biihop, ex-11.1i.P. Oar citizens disposing of their Stock �of rea lymad a cloth - ; Nrge store, " b ourse of a, few weeks.- : prosperating there, the -other fellow went to �
1- X-cipect- The last Provill(.,iLtl electior was ,
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I � ,�t and Oo�nez, and this agent seems to .have* byp- Her8iaer, Mrs. JoBliva Deane, also died speak highly o 1, genial and open ing. I I Mrs. James FSutt'lcl . -"
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L C1056st eleetiona we have had since Uonfedm . ' q . . from the eftects of the arsenic, with wbich hearted hospitaJity of t �e hoines of the good doing the work,, al�ld th pe6pl 3 are getting I evening last from spending o week or so ' another with grain, andearried them
�1! . nou',need tbat he has agreed to ace - t $3, "it , I to the
. ep - the car dies, were loaded. Judge Cook, who people of Us , Sin lair-ai d F. S. Scott 11
t �. oration. The 0001000, and asi'soon as this sum is paid to pronounced the Sentence, refused to )qrZ fflvlks. 4. Thompson, of the snaps. -W. 24 Go ie: - t1 is� wei wit a e�e a - ral�a Thameaville.-We were rig. In the meantime Mrs. Baxter had rtumn
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byc- elect io; mi haver Gladstone, unitoba, 'has been payin it-
b6,- J :',. equally atz kf�enly contesteti, : grant 'd � a ' InAram'.,of i over to !a, neighbbr's, where her busbauil
9 a attended court at� : ek.-P. � pie r. Alexander"
,j �44 ill there has him � Relf and biti, subordinatem, the Cuban the -'appeal for 9, new trial, made b M ra, visit to her siatu, Mrs. John McGregor, of Amen, IU colts to 0. U, , in the ,illage last week g , was beloing, to notify him. On his W&Y
artry will turri their Swords into plow Botkin's attorneys, y t has dispoB d of oae-of �, ', after havin I
�� - been no orgauized sicheme f(jr 1) I who held that the State Tuckersmith, -�,Miss Pickett, of Clinton, is Kling, of Seaforth.- r. Don ild Scott has beet confinel to the house for so many 1, home hA� met the gipsy felloWs driving off#
- , , ribery On slivres, abandoni the army and devote them- of C&M ornia, -had no jurisdiction in the mat- Visititig her co . I
eit . the Misses Workman. been on the sick list the -k of rheumatism, ! but did1not know till after he had reached
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. her Side, So far ag has been disclosed, I Selves to the peaceful pursuits of agriculture, ti no are r.1 Ingram tu always been one of the most home utat they had- carried oJE
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