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I has admirably main sined his stand as an bity, while his long ex eriet cc on the loca of blue cloth, with white ti s e face of t* I 1 . ii �
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- 1899 - membe -.of the House, few per-- bench, as police agistri te of; Goderich trimmings, carrying a boquet Of white ca�&-- suddenly rolled. back striking one of the 1 !! I -
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none, if any, who hi ve followed his couise would be of great a vantagf to hir� in tfi nations. After congratulations the com. skids, struck Kennedy'with fail force in the I I i . N 0 1 UTT '
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. ft as ,/ 2 Cy 4 ,5- and read th I rea ions which he jave for new position, In f ct we A) not know of party oat down to a daintily, spread. dinn'er face, breaking both jaws, the lower jaw with � : 11 - It
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evt:ry importantivot chat will -be uapoo�ed parion batter.quali e4 for �he position, an under the apple trees. The bride was the a double break. The doctor who is in at � I
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6 r 8 9 .10 // ,12 to deny. Mr. McCarthy was found for the we are sure that Se4ger's numerou 'ttecipient of many etty and valuable pr�es- tODdance, cannot tell what the outcome will � � i �
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19 M �_ /5 ,, 66 M A5 ,19 most part on the sit Is of the'Governmen1l - f riond a, not alone in a ron J - but elsewhere entc Mr. and Ere. Shearer left on the be as Kennedy in in a very precarious con- � i i
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cire0n, 'would be pleased �Isee him occupying i afternoon train for their home in London, dition and will be disfigured for Mat, even if JU tTEL .
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,.xw stance that upon sense raised he fouki4 � position for Which e� is so eminently wel amid showers of ried'� and carrying the good he should recover. . . I . I 000 L 16 I
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. 4W 28 29 190 cyl in h � li RANTER 0 0 .111NElm I � -
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the ve of t to session, he took os- . [Writt ! . � ..
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one, derotes tho p2go of the paper on which the . denounced the Oat& io numbered ballot are been appointed collector of taxes for Stephen The Qa'Appelle Val.17, wh ob runs from , I I � I � A
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advertisement will be found. . We do not know that better test' � West to :siat lu many places i Imost, llel i , , - - , '
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Farm for Salo- -R. B')ycc-5 - - M re the Ontario has a gang of Indian-,, from the Muncey- a Y, n -A I ; I � : �,.__
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; 'mony an - doing a lot of b .rd thinking these days, township for this year, at a saliry of $90. .. 9 ; 1 1 1 � . � -4,%
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-Linen G.-ods-Groig & 4acdonsid-I , to the efficien "' and honesty of the Gover - Had the ballots in the Went Huron election -Mr. Wuerth, of the Crediton, flax mills, to, and dozen of more miles north of the : -
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pr sento the finest scenery bc�, be fo n4. in -STORE
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Farm for Sale -J. H. Wright -5 .. I votes and consider whether� any wrong was flax. They'make good workers. � th Northwest. In driving vver the 1 un. � .�
Plume-' Hoare -5 I see so little in the policy avd actions of the � I du ting p I . I
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Singer sawing Alachinesi-M. MoGrath-5 done or whether the whole thing is a plot -The High Court ,�of Independent! Order airie, dotted with bluffs, one in ! � . .
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- Court of Fovijim-1. 0. lgorriaou�5 Government to find fault with, the public to cast odium on thf Liberals. Every man's of Foresters hab decided to hold its annual 80 cely aware Of its existence until the � . � I ::: - �
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Picture Frames -C. W� Pxpet-�s m assured that both are fairly well ballot could be placed, and if, officials did meeting at Godi irich next year. The � meet. ed of the valley is reached. Then an &l- . I I . . . -
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Notice to Oredlt)ra-P. Holt -5 . .above adverse Criticism, and that. they are wrong, the guilt could easily be fixed. The - I I I - . I
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Auction Sale -E. L. Fa�rnbam-6 - - - � . -1 numbered ballot is a safeguard of fair el 0- (Jantelon Brothers,of Olinton,have, made d wn from the top of the bank, which risen i I 1#1 8 ter 6 . :,_
. oing about as well as; can be don e for �he Lions. I r first shipm nt of this season's 'Tlums from 200 to 300 feet above the flats, The 0 -
Relig-ous Mettino-J. Pennington -5 I . I . I thei We 0 , t have 20' tubs of Al Bul t �
Great "rgain-f3j-P. Dill -4 . ountry. . . , valley, ii about three miles wide, and the I : t 11 - I e-
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I I Toronto's new city building is open- for C in edged with thick clanitpa of willows. The Ire Fri ay, the 18-t- I i. ( -
Not- t -he Point, ' b si plums are much arlier this se"on. ; . . A ! .. lay of Septe-m-ber, .and
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Y who act - iness at Ion i last, The formal opening , banks on either side pr"ent . I I �
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I 11 iWeed by tho'Globb with the scoundrels : yet taken place, but the officials of Clifiton, haye spent a day lat B ela.' . I �
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t the polls i ... I . ha,d a most enjoyable time.1 � They took a shrubs, while the south bank is thickly- � : i � . . - I
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EAFORTH, FRIDAY, August l$Gh, 1899 A gerrymander which was passed I by both Ing. It is magnifi ient strucb re and will ,� nd , with them, had games d1uring the day covered with poplar, maple, aah, elm, and I I I -
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louses of Parliame6t and signed by the morning la the city treasurer opened his -Mr. Thomas March, 4 the London m vong the valley is an -occasional vina 0
1 The Session Closed at Last. Oovernor-General, U Asnounced as a greater office !in 0 now building, and the first . . I . i I I
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IT . Road, Stanley, threshed his fiall wheat last with a store, churches,, a postoffiee C I I ....
,famy than the systematized crimes which business h V WS Ina d I � I i UIBSO � .
The Dominion Parliament was prorogued, transit �ted was to receive �& ' 6 of these in H,yde,' ' i � I
P . isgraced the Liberal party in West Huron che4ue for 2,888 from Mr. J. as Robert. ek, and the yield turned out betw,een 35 One of the pretties � I I I � � I
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f with the usual ceremonies, on Friday after- ai'nd Went Elgin. t and 40 bushels to the &ere, which is qonsid- after the chief proprietor of the pl I � I
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k ered:exceptionally good for this season of de, who is an Englishrulan of good famil t, � ! � -
noon last) the session having continued for ' i We do not quote the above - paiagrapthe � news aper, Mi. .Robertso h i ' th Y 1 � . i . � I -
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I I . -Mrs. John MoDermitt, of the 4tb con. 'flare i'noo im on un- � I i � �
I ove I r -five months and being the third longest from the Toronto' Telegram for the purpose T= of be man to I ;.,`1v,'T xe: t6 year. � , h pentin rh d of ' e h � i ..
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on�srecord; since confecterabion. The EC38ion � defending the GlIobe, as that journ .in the new building In return' Mr. Re, rb� b utifyirg his property h re. Duri .-
I t,�` cessina of Howick, died last week. i Mrs. nig the, The above rice only good up to a�ooe date. '
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been notable mainly for long winded �ry In I Hemet McDermitt had been an invalid for many Is endeavoring to ;1 .
muoh better able to do its own fight. hIe has been � i � . I
received a cheque fo.- $7,5W, the being' th . �
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I speeches, the obstreperousness of the Oppo- i'g than we are to do it fo Jit. But, e do. ;city's annual rant this most destativing I h I -affords the beat of accomod 11 I � .
`1i about fou, -teen years ago. She was the mo- ation, and ii �
t sition d the 03111tallkerousnees of the sire to p, int out that 'institution. fhe ol mining of the now:! city . i I
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Senate. On account of the former, the properly set forth the posi don taken b the ghters, &I � of whom survive her. ha* &-finely equipped bathing he me and a I . I I : �
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I perity and d'Levelo m adt-o n , ity. . -Mrs. Isabella McMillan, an nd 04 I suppli d i � . I - 1.
Government had to drop several of its al be and other Libera. journals. The - ol a b 't houce wel * _is with first-class i * , , .
I !Toronto can now E01 at of havi g the 'most , � .
! ' highly rei peeted ludy, of Clinton, d d a boits and I
- 'Magnificent and coat ly city bui ding n the I I I
I measures in order to get the 0 -Thf Senate is an ir I �e t I canoes. Through the grounds I 0DTU .
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� plo I the hom� of her son-in-law, Mr. Henry are pretty, shady walks, with foot-brid so . . I I
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this season, and on iDominion. � ver sma r I t . �
account ofl the laIttev 6e. rmponsible body, and does not in anyietime I Street, last week, at the advanced hg� of 63 0 � h 11 i )ling streami and - sent, e- 8 G U N -N SER: F 11111:11 J11sr
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I - vetoed, and the only Government me"asures 'e .ectorate, and a till this - irresponsible - 'body 1: er of ouple of days at Hyde we 01roceeded . I . ! i � ; . I , "
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�. of particular importance that were allowed to b%s the power to qways as strictly observed as the official to- years. westward, following an excellent trail along , I 1
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it 4 � I worto would seem Mr. W. B. Forster, of Colborne,. while the valley passing through EllieWro, a PIC- - I I I -
� get thrGugh were those referring to the act,ple as expressed through their c to indicate.' Members, way.with Mrs. Brandetiberger's weight, and boot and shoe business hitake for nearly 13
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_1�1 -'C - P iosen A I . so watering his catible, one day lately,an4 lead - tureEque village with some neat frame resi. tj�e fell t . 4 the ground S� distance - I
.� . like ordinary get up on their ears" . . , to leave town
. tension of the latercolonial _-Railv�ay �to repreabrittativea. The system which� per. 4, iog-a Holstein bull, met with a bad br'0ising dences, two churches, a few shops, and a of �ighteeni years, announces his inten4ito i I
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�� 18 not always tLe A icest and most refined, using his head in rolling Mr. l0orater way we saw occasionally farm, surrounded . �
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I � ted by the Sea%te. I - clothes it with such powers, is as dangerous (but these bad. pa sages do not find their about, and, had, the animal.not been d0horn- by fields of waving grain, but for the most blands w4e f Ctu A at, the wrists, the bones. Methodist choir, a teacherl - i the Sabbath - I .
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� is offici I 11ansard. A case in ed, it might have reou�tted in his being�jgored part we were greeted by arge herds of eat. pw
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I bedded sever& ine 11, as in the gravel. Her League. If he leaves hl ill be greatly
,I handful of members were present, the ma. scoundrels who violate all law by parpetkat. ;�oint occurred.a fe � days before proroga- 'to death. � I tie and horses, the land a long the flats be- I
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it tiori. M . hIusband saw er fall and hastened to get mined. -M�r..Joseph F go. -
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t - � jority of bot;li sides having left for home, to ing - frauds at the polls." 'And yet, edical assist cc. ,The doctors have hope ing to Manitoba on the 22ndl inst, 94 JW .
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� � look after harvest operations, binineas and picqliar inconsistency, the Telegram, while personal refereho' in Glendale, At Kapetive (the.foot of the I& Called ' b4 many friesda
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IV � other interests. The leading members on vary properly Conde e latter, com.- Wellington, who 'retorted with a hint at August 2ad, to Miss Mary Sirett da ghter river chain of four lakes, ar6 compound i 8 ere seems to . I ,
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� � both iides, however, stuck to the ship until ff Itands the former in the dangerous t xer'pise patronage selling,. fik which an investigation of Mr. Sirett, member of the Local egis- each varying in length from five to seven . . .1
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f 7 1 1 e some years ago; a] iowed Mr. Cochrane to labure. The ceremony- was performed in miles, and being the full width of the val- I I I his bones veneered with bock, which great_ �
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� I have been mixed up. _!1 I can1v a& a the Methodist church, Glendale ley. Here the road winds in and to t along. ly improves its ap ar"keei Mr. Rolint. I
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I very animated and spicey. The session g arous system which gives them this power. I - - rox6ter. ru - �
�: lie," replied Mr. Coch-rane, wrathfull ence of a largia number of friends the side of the bank, while below, tie lakes � I I . Toting did the we 'K - ri hur Sanderson
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- closed by a two hourie speech by Mr. Foster. Secondly, -The errymander, 'although - "but if he will may anyt - hing like that I -Miss Lizzie ir. �f r. N. lie sparkling in the sunlight. At the foot i SPARKS.—y- is Farb6r, of Green Castle, . andmary AylemwortK _1�ai:sed Part 1, form -
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� -, in which he raked the Government fore and " palsed by both'H uses of Parliament and me outside the door I will slap his Cho a Robb, of Clinton, was married �a her of the second lake a Roman 9atholi6 Indian Indiana, late rincipat of Dupont Art II., examination, and Bert, ia Lawrie obtained 11 �
I L ter him. - Mention that to me to -morrow father's residence last week, to Mr. A.r Cos. iodustrial school is situated, 1 in the i village School, is the ,Yqest.of Mrs. T. F. Sanders Matriculation (4) standin,. We
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A aft for their alleged extravagance, violation mi ned by the Go roor-General,4' was as '11 break �d YOU." Of 4 high of Lebret. The fine large � �t present. -A, i�a Ross, of Chealey, is visit. ; late our young students on their success.
I I and I ur nose for )na,;B, A., science mai3ter of Brampton b ildings!� shops,: I
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- I of promises, &Q., and which he concluded by 9 --ose; a violation of tibe rights of the people, eic., are surrounded by Ing _�t " Maitland Bras," the residence of � and trust they may be atii aulaited to greater � ,
I I - . course Mr.* Speaker interfered at this june. school. The ceremony was performed by besi. 'ful grounds,, ' . - . -
I Mrs,i Robert Gibson. -Mrs. James Inglis t efforb thereby. -Master , of .
11 moving a lengothy resolution embodying the amd as brazen an attempt to subvert the ture, and both members had to withdraw. Rev', T. J. Murdock, of the Baptist church whioh, in front, slope .dowD to th� lake, I aby Fenn'ell
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[I solution" their naughty word i. ; and� after the wedding luncheon, Air. 9 i . nd her daughter, Mrs',. L�, nadowne, of Chi- Shelburne, in vi@iting in o 'n. ---m-Thieshing - -
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� which was voted down, will, no doubt, form' sense as wrong, dangero .1 -Mrfi� Coseiis left for a trip up the lakes. . ch fringe its edge. While taking a our. P, ' voo,d," the guests of is the order of the d Wi armerm in ths.- �
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e I i us and dis� � vey of the garden our attention -was called Ar. and Mrs. -Jo a �� erson.-. r. and vicinity of our villag . r lband is -deA ' .
I I onest as In rererriug to i he contention, of some, wning, a respected I
� . the foundation for the war cries of the Con were " the systematized crimes ' , resident of diss"Gerry, of Brussels, spent Sunday last but we know not the cans . i
which dia- that there are too many, Ministers in the Br eels, -die to a small tree, attacifed 6 a branch of I 'We are sure it I
l �" servative party during the recess. 'A v'er3 g aced the Liberal party in West Huron and d last Wednesday, after a short which was a large card, bearing the inscrip-, vith: their br4ther, N. B. Gerry, Hag,, Was not lack of musical t4nt Caused its.
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� effective reply to Mr. Foster, by Mr. Field. V rest Elgin." And still, am,with pandicitim. Mr. Downing was born in Dev. .1
, I the Teleg`1 out that the only department th't could pection, revealed to us the fact that it w , 3rent Hailewood has gone to Kansas, where - 0� I �
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� ing, the Finance Minister, was in progress b ind,. partizan inconsistency, while very possibly be done away with is that of Trade young man. He had been a resident of protecting a little, sickly looking apple. 6 it Ito te. rtht r Robinson and Elsie
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I when the House rose for -prorogation a �i erly condemning the latter, bibierly op, and Commerce, and I , in reopeat to that de. Brussels for 12 years, where he was engaged. tFee from the prying curiosity of villitorg Ilei 1 i Mond.4 morning to attend the kipper ,. I 11
I . was interrupted by the three knocks at the POsed the, actwhich was designed,to, and artment, it says: " That being oco�pied by' in t�e boot and shoe business. He leaves and small b yo. This fine institute, which orr aal Sc.iool at I Ottaws".-Mr. W. C. SICK ONES.-Weleel V4 try sort to have- I
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I I door of the Chamber by Black Rod, aanoun�.., which would have wiped out the Aisgrace gir Richard Cartwright cannot be disposed Wif and family of five, sons and two daugh- accommodates from, 225 to 2550 Indian itil ,Is -8, rwto, for the.
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.!t pupils, ranging in ages from infancy to IS an .tobs.. He speaks in glowing terms of 'to mention two of our e . .
� cirig the arrival of the Governor General for and right�d the wron- of just now. Not that Sir Richard ring t tars, . I . ant week or more, have )cc n serious]
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� � years, has in connection with it a large farm e prR1rLe province.- r. John W.
� � have th place, but, ntrary, t _,_ ---�Oneday .last week James .Girvin, of � M refer to Mr. Jamei Cooper, who, at ..
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the prorogation., and Mr. Fielding was for. gerrymander which the Telegram itself � Wa � of 1,200 acres, situated on the plains above. er 1 . � .
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cad to cut cc ndemn4 And, , i i that 0. some like place must have him�'�,W,e#t Wawanosh, was hauling a load of �&�y Friday last week. -Mise. present, in lying in hi 'bed, at home, his -
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his remarks short and leave his more than this, t We uslm,� to love Sir Richard for ;he J 'fro.m the hayfield when the i0ad upset, am It is superintended by a priest, seven sis- t �,
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reply. unfinished. upheld arld justi miss h , - term, four teachers, a book-keeper and a � Edi th Gibsc U. of , q Mai land Terrace," ext. ,
So ended the session of fied the Senate in frustrat. had made ; but he has outlived:' in Me effor I the bowels, ivhieh has wo �ak ened him very
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. - . . ter of him. That they are lear unconscious for some time,butakilful medical - - baky skinned abi ir- that Mr. Cooper has take a a change for the
� � act which was to wipe. out tI)Iis wrong aud preciate him, in facb, is clear, treatment soon restored him to conscio I I ines are taught the arts of civilizati(n. *load of 0 ttueal to Fo wich on Monday better, and that his recovery is more hope. . I
The West H,uron Election Case . disgrace. Should not th ! Zlegran . I hen we -find I Usneo's E were told that they Are apt schoh ra 10t. � Mr. , ohn HaMiltoo i shipping five
. a ,ie 1, whi�h I ;' Tory stalwarts like Maclean, of East York,' and, he is gradually getting better. He will - d easily disciplined. Some of their echo earn O; f live' itock � to i m puc no : ful.-We refer also to the illness of Master .
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ction with is so loud in its profess ions aa a champion a?d. Hug e . f . 8 ' , � P1 f ,.k w and one 13 1
. a N th Victoria norwer(i)ng . � from this st),tion thialw"k. .
- ' his offer o re ire i, order th flu us time. . -_ . rk which we saw is worthy of comment . I - � who . I .
the now celebrated West Huron election of the people, and of free and representative . at , a pe - � 1i . I I - . at present is lying it very critieli
- The latest denouement in conne ay Rrohably be unable to resume work for ome E I . Frank Canni g, son of Air Jamen Canning, p
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. sub -division No. 3, Goderich town, which w 3 have free inatit t no in name only go effect tt the on Zone de a1ment of field, and was. expected home about nine the North-west, at one time the Centre of a NoTEs.-Mrs. Johi McIlraith has return- t day last, Dr. Armst itl iI the assistance
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- he Toronto Gi long as the Sens exists in its p 'I trade and commere will not be superfluous o'clock in the evening. As she did -no:t flourishing trade, which it has not entirely ed from Motherwell where she visa visiting ; of Dr. Gunn of C imn rf )rmed an oper.
I was published in t obe of . resen t. I loot, despite the rivalry of neighboring her grandfather, Air. qohn Hamilton. �Mrs. I ation on the I 9
I sE ape and with me I ng as it serves the pur ose of keeping come at that time Mr. Miller became unr little ellow's eg, between the
Wednesday. Mr. Fart which, its present powers, and still I Si P F. L. Hamilton is.10 Petrolia this week, t
. I I r :,tichard in the Cabinet.' I easy, particularly as be had heard that Mrs'. towns on the Canadian Pacific Railway. It I ' ankle and the knee, It M be that more
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- of course, is made under oath, gives a some. it approves of this it?,te of things and shuts i - Miller hal left Bayfield. He started . fort 1ham some fine stone buildings, 0. ef of whiah where she has, been attending the funeral of I operations will have t4 h ow, but, at the '
what different complexion to the proceedings its eyes to the dangers with which we are �other Jonathan is having lo;g of trouble Bayfield, but could see nothl f hi fe ; is the Hudson ta 0 cousin of Air. Har�ilton,s.-Miso tTesaie
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at his poll - with his new Po essions. i of and� after calling at several on Jam on the ,the valley is the "'Boo" -�villag4_a settle. Oiliespie gaire, a part5 to her Sunday school , result may be, Great syn Ip I I"$ t r I . I
on election day to that which threatened ; while it Magnifies the dangers lie fore" wayl found her at- Mr. John Wiggenton's, Iment of Siouxi Indiana and h*lf.breeds � class on Tuesdai-M r. Duncan McKellarli -the home of Mr. and M r I I Canning, and
Conservative papers would have them bear. lil cely to result from a few ballot box irregu. Aga naldo and ,the climate of� the Philip- whe�e she had taken shelter from the,storm. which extends - through a codlep to the fine ne,W two -05 ry brick residence is' now plao for the home of'Mr. C I .
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in one or I � ; , . . laine beyond_ At the head of the upper com 16 ed so far as the brick work is con. �, oper. I
Mr. Farr says that he his been a resident of lairit"ea , two constituencies, and pines re killing and disabling hiousands of _Wm. Treble, of .Godericb, met with a NOTES. -Harvesting in this vicinity is .
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Goderich for eighteen years, and that he w ic h are alike -severely condemned by all, his bes soldiers, E esides gobbi Ing up *mil. lake, 70 miles from Hyde, on and th� carpenters are this week i
painful accident last week, ,while help' r arting eern d, � .
Ing � . 6 1 well advanced, and some have already in. I,-
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. had acted as deputy returning 'officer. at �c . .1 point, we picnicked atl the Preab terian new house has,", Jao attained its full statur: �
. is q,Dff mendu to get things i, -As he was driving a large lo
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5 that polling place at every election, politi- Wh ' grow so excitei over the . a passable ad into the barn will see this seastiont's crop nicely stored
I y infinitisimal I holidays. After a pleasant and �s now %mlsiting the attention. of the .
. � � workin g aha in I orto Ribc, 4 hurricane the Opt of the load scraped on the top of the week's i ojourn . I I � � ay. -Mr. Richard Smill e of Cleveland,
- t the Fort we lu-torers.-*,� and Mrs W. E. floggarth 1�w - P
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that no pe I o Qu'Appelle station, which in a village Of 9 tmrneci� after qepaing so weeks , L .
raon spoke to him abont acting at thireatening ones w ' hich beset Ins as a free third o the people tre left homeless and horses, th rew himself on him, face, and as he �. a *n -Mr. W. . Tiompoon, former- �, friends in this vicinity. -Rev. S. Acheson
� I , have to fee assed t ome 700 inbabitantsj and in nicely situ% all. I .
x the election in qaestion until he�received the People ? - It is not surprising that the par- , and he wil them un- rough the doorway his back was d, be rounded by bluffs. It has; a tese er ia t h is viliage, 1 i this week visit- � , exchanged pulpi 1 ' r. � 0 d, .
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I til �they can get on their feet 94 ' dl, -h rt�. After being carr ed t 'Of Varna, on Bab th 1 t. Mr. McDonald ,-
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I I I nos on gi� board, medical aid wao oummon- I now that my Re. �
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deputy returning officer. He also makes pai tizan purpose b t acks. I deLar or '
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the somewhat startling statement that be exlpect better th-Lour a out of the worst kind of Ch os,in both a, he is doing an well " can t - expect. Returnitig- by way'of Indi t e air' I 9f a newi little boy visitor , inspiring. -We are plowed to note the sue, . I
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Wasa friend of Mr. McLean, the Conaerva- b�ilt up a. good reputation on a . Cuba a 2d Porto Ric i, as they ill also do ed. It wl�l be some time before e will be a e into a very different country, being ,6e do, last. . sturday last Mr.. cess.of our young pupils from school section . I
L . prof eased- . rairie, thickly settled. Here the 12bh of . ugh urrie, r., fell fr i the scaffold to .
in the hilippines if they got a chance. "a a fit coqd�ition to be taken to his home in No. 2, Tuckeromith, who woe re up to the
him in spirit of independence and fairness. ally was celebrated in real Orange; a he floor in," ! e barn, striking his head ; recent examination, at Clin�on for h
tive candidate, having worked � for �
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prom- � eneral Sir of - prosperity which Char. school entrance. They were all succeimiTt-d I
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nter - that h are'having the wheels of commerce met in -garah 11. Martyn,,ewife of Mr. Richard � sing atte ('ed by Dr. Hut- �
terized the,farmers, who flocked into the )'rise. i 1143-18' . .
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i8ed to vote for McLean, a d that rhe did I is no doubt Glanville, of the 11th conetasiop of Stephen-, � wn with fine horses and eqn- '10f Sta , anil it, hopedhe will re- "
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fpagei, ,,gave C ; Etta Cooper an d I .1iso Jennie
vote for him, and that he marked his ballot but the peo Is of th me countries will have died! on Tuesday of last week, a' t the age of I ,�., A'nchPmTn',Ukb '
�Hon. Thomas Greenway, Manitoba's vet., cause t feef . age of ) s a favorable impression of 0 ver.�'The 14arpu br I here, determined :11cLeau In *
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and placed it in the ba!lot bo,K' in p erill'' y - 2 years, after an illnois of, about two �f the surrounding country. r 1e "Head 1) t to 6e outdOnp bir any me in the posses- 1
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reiatance I n Premier, in a speech the other da , them t e day that t 3e forces' of Uncle Sam weeks. For some time- she had suffered itself is a progressive little own, ihaving ii Ott a Bab: 1 driver, purchased from
ell said that the debt of Manitol - I teacher, Mn' -Forsyth. a o notice M .
of Mr. Mitch-_ , of Goderich, a .Cclinmerva- ba is not a landed on their sho,es, albhoq many of a . Ini Peter AteGre or lo Brucefield, at a � � t-hge .
I lightly from a stomach trouble, which be- give grain elevators, a grist, m ill, sash foe- . name of Air. Alex. MeNevi mong the sue.
tive, who had banvagsed his v large the leaders � P 0 Iii d ot am to came moria acute, and caused her unexpect* 6ry, some fine hotel D price, bis!' ff kno mare.
ote for that aiJ the debt of the city of Winnipegi of thl e pe 0
party. He fuFbhir states. tha I b instead of It wouIR seem from this that Manitoba is in very greatly apprec ate the bl imi;o that ed death. Mrs. Glanville was born in 8, churebei , stores and .. lw I wu Chesnut cessful ones at the 'Gods ic examinationt, -_
! COM- residences, a number of which are built of he has won firat atJ @eve .-al shows and is a -
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I Mr. Vance, th f) assistant organizer " shape financially as the province of have ofen brought to them, an hey would wallpl England. and came to this country brick. Near the town are the "Brassy:32 ' one.-AtiI6 her !of th4 Old settlers has � he passing with high he o s. Alex. in a -
( r the Ontarid is, and that its affairs are being as rather ule in Hadei i than ser e a the other witl� her parents when q I . jolever boy, and i e his mark.-
� Liberal party, giving him money to . . uite young. They " Sunbeam " and O' Bell " farms. Bat the tagged awsy,� i the! p,,er ,,,',of Mrs. James ',Those that are . '
ge � him jud,icio�sly and economically managed. � place. This is hum in nature p tty much settled in Darlington township, where she i r � = 'hos iug are now
not be ,ot to I the world I over, Find in this res ct the peo- mar: led Mr. Glanville in the year 1855, latter has been almost entirely divided Iler, who I d al� , te home, half a mishiag for rain. :, .
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� r and sold in smaller farms. f t of thi Vill the evening of � How na I ii is to look �
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give evidence before,the committee, t ot- Says �he Hensall Observer: THE Exposi. ple of tie island$ of the me!% are not exeep- They moved west, to the township of Step- I I i turday, the th' inst. Mrs. Miller had 'to self. -Miss A. Thompsop, who for long
- tional. . � The Ezperimentsl Farm of 860 Acres lies : years has-been a faithful aid cations t4ach-
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. 0 atedly advise I him . ,� on a short distance from the town. The fine . e
to go to Ottawa and tell all he knew until, it is shown that his entire majority � which they have since resided. She aves &Is with chrl tian', fortitude. She leaves , -
1, about Mr. 'Ellis, M. . for St. John, New a family of nine children. q I residence of the superintendent, Mr. Mo. ,dave ago entertained ,her- lar infaut elm . I
the came, and that he was o was obtained by fraud. That is what most . I iusband and! faulily of six sons and two to - a pleasant afternocta to . . -_ �.
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- of us woul Brunswick, whi e in Montreal on his way ou�lr. Archibald McAlt aughters to tr ?urn an I
from doing so because he was waiting to be d d if, in his place. Hundreds of f . istei, Of Clinton, occupy a central position on the farm. The I irrepturable lose. It is needless t6say the 'Is folkswell on-
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subpoenaed as a witness, so li H tract, and one of the oldest members hedge enclosures o native maple, to protect � � mrays in which teachers m ceep, in touch -
I e would have carried out by both parties in the ]Set tawa, was strue: c by a reporter. 1 In the in. of I " F I �
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his expense3 paid, and that the only -he twenty' years. Canada has no . � 1 Utdirrie. . I 1
. ,J,e Willia'charch session,tilied last week, them. from the inclement weather. The ! I t with their cupils.-The v the now
- . purity, but she has pure men in e ch party. L .. t. NORTHER- PAR*S.-Mr. Frank Wi.t- phurch i3 Ing ushed
feir . party of terview he said 1al � he in going � home With' at t e age of 86 years and 5 'months. Mr. flowers, vegetables and fruits, :although 5 . . 'o' '
matter was that he Might be pun " to the good out of him sessional in. , V I I I Ilit &del hiia, Panneli wa
' � McAllister had only been '111 a few days. very fine, were not as far advanced r'au'al 'a Mr. Cadmore w have tho brick work
had in the a only $8 1 " Usual, I'me of i ; iliF foir r'd ,rapidly,
peridingafew lays With his fAher, Mr. , ��
ished for having torn up a ballot whi�h he — At the age of 3q years he immigrated from owing -'to the backward season. Beautiful . completed this week. Mr P�ttoeraon, -
considered spoiled, all it did not have o' The examination -lists published this week demnity, and, of cc irse, is in favor of an Scotland, and worked for a time in Oxford . . R. willial a. b' is four ,�e�ra since with, I
I hedges of.,native ash; maple, poplar. and rank wont to .... 1JU01 am's dominions, and 'tenter work. No moms j ro a under Mto .
n it will bring pleasure or disap ointment. to inoreas ' donal pay of; members. his gang of men, in hustling along the ou-
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hisinitials. He further states that Mr: -1 �18 in county. On one occasion he w,as travelling . ( . M( he ,
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Pherson, of Toronto icitor ther� for failed she' Must have, been living too high at the caip itermon's feet-
- ral facilities, recall,reveal to the North -went farm' ere what . Mrs. Watson were, during t e Week, v -Wit I
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aive palty, had been tampi�ri n ' i be but an -incentive to greater In addition to his indemnity he gets he decided to buy land and ' settle ther e. i rifti and child,' guests of in .
, g experience. may be done in the way of be*iatif - I g with friends at Zuri(b,--Mr. 'V7illi6ft -
with witnesses who went from th ' b endeavor. Better .Another ter � his mileag6' which, in hio'came, -will amount He lived on his farm till 1993, when he re Y'rig lie sister, Mrs.: J. B. Campbell, on Wednes. . . t week been t
er�, y to about $ 9 - . - th i prairie homes'. - The view rom the i ay of last week. A -'r. Dickson has been in Kyle, jr., has. during the p 1P
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promising them additional. money if,', they careful "In than to enterl a, higher form 20NO, whil he travels on a free tired and moved into Clinton. In politics ob:jlvatory on top Of the barn r I epaid us I iaccomplishin ' iood wor�, he bavi% I I- I
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handicappeY by �imperfe�t acquain' pass, and his railway fare donot cost him he was a Reformer, and was vpr highly re-, for he effert made to reach it. For many . ly n three and a half da -ye, c.ealred the gromer . 1�
would " tell a good story.,, He accounts ,_ tance . . As - . I
I th the work gone over. I I orriso�, of el! , JBritish Coluthbis,
-wi � anything cod, a man as Mr. Ellis spected by all who knew him. 4e leaves a miles, stretching as far an eye could reach. Lb . . Of 50 &ere# of oate. We take,it for granW
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for the additional billots being in the' box . - t ,lit to live very comfortably, even in ot. wife and three daughters N pent a I W d WL ftiends here. Frank that William wasn't splin* g many 1"s
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in Sir Richard Cartwright is -to - - I , on $600 fo five months . lieft Gorrie 'he, hew" about twelve years
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by the fact that the paper which co oseJ ,,, ,I -1 add'reas a . At this - -One day ni2ot long a to, Mr. and Mrs. with its cuNivated fields and farm houses $arns.�T.l Mellis, while engaged in, the Vs-
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them was very thin, and, on that ace unt public meeting in Toronto on the evef and barns, � Close by lay the town, banking ad ha a resident in the west ever n of &'bay press,, Ott Saturday bwts�
I rate he should I a a )Is to have .the othe George Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph �ilnd a
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-he ma,y have" torn. oflrtwO at once, and .they . Thursday, August;!24th. No man in Can- mes.ns an adequate 1 lary for 0 Spears, of C t to the Bend for in the rays of the declining sun, While like wall�' 'He h en practising dentistry in qtffirei ed a very severe stro�e on the MIA -
I . a man who is an outing, and when com ,ing through Exe. a map at our feet was the farhi with its I from a heavy bar of iron, hi6 he willi not
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were placed in the box in this way. If �'here adian public life in better qualified to deal fit to intelligently r present a constituency ter, on their way home, 'one of the draw numerous wid;, shady drives ano walks, be- Nelson for years- -Mr. Fran �iikely forget for a time, the bar been,
with public questions, and no public man in � Parliament� is better than' nothing. iron@ attaching the shaft i to the buggy of tween tall sheltering rows of t look returned tc Toro to last week, having �bar 1,
is truth in Mr. Farr's declaratio�, and the stands higher in the'estimation 4 the pbo. S saking of thin in& ter -of increased session. . r�es, IAAV- spent abou. Imci week vi;iti in our vi . 7 edged, the result would have bom. --
most of it is substantiated by otber� evi ple. He has stood the test, himing our arindemnity, a coni Mr. Stewart's rig broke, let4lng one side of iDg Indian Head we pawed over a wheat ,age,. in 1- kar td foretell. Tom in 6�k thankful lit
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I 'zing the change, ma e a dash forward, � west wh heeled over r ad an, are visit oatis
dence taken before the investigating ' decrease in the Icing h of iessions would be reah ancl family, ocaped as he did. -Mi
nt iloom- vived the detraction and abuse of �is 6,uon. . 11� cod ad of Grand R�)icl;, Mie U i i ing his showing a stalk of ov r five.feetin
be go- ents, the,v sue now � forced more to the purpose than an increase running the buggy in - e, jr ,W.!v mother in ' LL rkins is another of liength, and one sinj a hes, containing 130
mittee, it makes a mighty big hole i , ,to - acknow edge in the I to Mr. Speare's rig, roads, wh 0 now taken ITe , Ises Of Mr. I . I 4
a I his abilit indemnity now paid to the members. E th vehicles, - �j I �12 � I . .
called West Huron. election scandal, wh�ile i, y and probity. His address at very upsoLting �browing out the trails, whi h were formerly usex., The the youn n�iaus w, to has done well in grains. Theme oatte are th improved �Fhitt 1,
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t Toronto will be &waited with interest by, Tember should get a lamp sum for theses- the neightor ug'rel iublic.-Mr. Robert Per, )�Uag, ' Not the Ali I
also goes to show what has been tuspected the people generally. " � . occhparujits nd breaking I the other shaft, farm houses re chiefly frame, with an occe" king went to ll�a;k ill on Saturday to con- ion. lig , at indication Of I
t siop i ctr iamen w ourne inside the three and 'now ing free, it go Iloped off at full sional fine brick dwelling. Many f these tust was noticed on the a raw. -Mr. Jot'" .1
sill &long, th%b the crookedness was' not by _.— � months, -and every member should be o9m- speed up t te London road to Mr. HaWkin's, houses are more comfortably fu i bed and duct the servi�ei for t�ue Rev. Mr.. �
. a c1tr polled to refund nor inch a day for every ;G`&' on 0 ,. Mellis, who is a gradu te. of the Times .
We see it � tate �that on account of the I the followina $Ah Lthi Mr. Robirt Touqg qn e past -three
any means all on the one aide. " where it t rned in, -broke through the. 'kate, equipped th6 the majority of ar houses � , cc, Exeter, and who Ur . . *�
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I I almost -phenomenal- growth of tl�e popula. day that Parliament stays at Ottawa be. and ran ur into the yard. Fortunatel no ,in Ontario. I Again croati th v I e attended th eti 3g if the Gmpd Lodge learn has been on Tim E,xaos e staff.bsg-
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tion and business of the Manitoulin district, yould theAbreemonths. This would put a one was lit rt. Mr, Spears's 'horse diT a ins. of Od I ora, kto last wtek.-Mr. I ta Herald office,
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. I Very Good Evidence. , ' the Dominion Gov stop to five and nine hour speechea. get away, but it was metric time before Mr. Here we attended a C ristian Endeavor W. ,3. Str V Irg 6niz it-* for the Canadian ler. John keeps up with the many I I
i We take the following from the editorial , I ernment will very soon , ffiw� lmw� I Stewart fo ind his horse. i convention hold in a fine brick church, -after Order of )r term opqn*t a few days at hia ip n a, who have g 3n out to fight
I . have to appoint a judge for that judicial ; — — . ; home this e6k. -Mr. Alexander I
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. Columns of the. Toronto Mail and Empire of I -LA very pretty I out-of-doors " wedding . i . left1for the north b at w1ek to '-A-ke% charge , fe ttl in his intentio, 3, he climbing
Saturday last : - - district. - We also understand that Mr. C. ok place at the hoi no of Mrs. Barkley, of -Mr. A benefitted, both physically 'and ent&117,� by Upward. `io �
. " Ig n Wedn day J .11 'Pherson, of Stratford, has this our first outing in the North-West Ter- ULU IndWL 4oh 1, oar the Soo. -Mr. - i .
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I The Barrie Gazetee makes this Com - favorably looked upon for the appointment. noon. when her dau ter, Miss Lucy was weeks' dur LtiOn to Mani0ba, and the North- ' ritory. . I hism Ferj ��uson, of Toronto, spent Sun. ': - �,
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L mentary reference to the youthful memLfir: We do not know what Mr. Seager's views mar;ried to Mr. Gen e W. Shearer of'Lon- west in tb e interests of the Anchor Wire n is an a It
for North Simme : "Mr. Leighton Me . don The nuptis, . - - : I 9 . is+$,
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Carthy, whom this good riding sent to rep- but, if he will accept the position, we can F. J. Oaten, in the rettene of immediate - -A me Dbourred last week, and zontlrose� mony, which Was
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I ges -.- from the first session, he has served, mistake in kppointiog him. He in eminent gave the bride away Two 'little nieces of John Kent edy, his son-�u-lsw, who lives with a terrible accident, one d last w, eck. c, are visiting her parents by Rev. J. W. Mitchell of �orouto, W -
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titian, has gained many friends on both sides deserving otit. He is one of th -_ I r. Thomas ,Martinson intends p u I life in I
of the House by his sterling ability, no less legal practitioners in the county; ,he is a vania, were gm nns I ind F0 eringhs, I the �popuiir drugglate clerk studies at Ann -Ar .. . , and thus ;
! a oldest Michigan, �ana Irene Barkley, OfS Pe - ploughing in one of, the fi�lds and Undertook the flat roof of the -kitchen, whf n the w �� ..
than his manly oeful maids of honor. Re to remove A large stone. I With the aid of caught the quilt causing her to fail against in Mr. MoL ghlin's drug store, is ndin t)ie . rt� eir wedding -
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