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- . . I . I ,� L MARCH 30,1900
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. i in th �1 ier a a ut sknotiobint her � engagement Professor Harry Wilson and Doe. (Rray are
___ � to X. Cavendish on account of this rumors g ving litter in an _ _D -0
1i . "W ADVF ISEMENI'S. havetoomploy a professional (leirtifiest-ed binders. lf Mr, Davin were hot I I bo I i i nightly e . to in I Moser's I .
It, NE ,RT . . I House, these duties might be removed. breeniihTs The remainder
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I engineer. This will entail on 1 all these Ira of the opeys Hall.for V M . E CORN ER STOXVU
11 � er each I Chan _conimoollti-ft, -W-rd'Dav- circulated about his many 015 _ t o 1. . I I
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?go *of the pr.por on which the eat i . _R - houses &4 heart, but the family i I
SW The figure between the parenthesis ablishments 1% heavy addition and an- , consenW, and Mr. of the week the Germs Medicine Company ;
in's a oquence represents 6'000 . One of their :
one, denot the I V - I country's willIgive their entertainment. . � .
6 wi be found. i here are $500 Le to fl lit his ! �
adverillemeD I 'tirely unnecessary expense. ach, or 25,000 cows.. of . � i -
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.. �i I sfiter settling $50,- leading characters will be in the person I
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collectlive,wrongs--:0reig & Xsedonald-1 ! thousands of men who are quite �. competent - battles in South Africa, i . ornedian.
- To BeL In stylo-BrIght Bros -6 . . L 000 on @a of bis� death. and Billy Weston. a good comic and a
. filth perfect THIM DOMINION �BUDGET He will be welcomed by a, large audience W1 THE
w) a is not -killed within a � I . � .
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F Rum ikud Clubeba-1. V. Fear -5 to run a small steam engine I � . . arranging that if h I I P, 0- - .
! Millinery opening -Abell & Ortwetn-15 - . to when he comes. The marionettes perform- . � - �
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4 � . -peopios star Course -8 safety, but who could not pan a profes-don- SPEECH. .. year, ana in still in South Africa, she is i , I I . . . .1
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Z F The Event of the season- I i ad by Professor Harry- Wilson were a - de- I � I
I l �%ces where -. . I TIIX. . go out and marry- him there, I I k ! I � I
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= . � Giving p Builness-Johnson Brov-5 ' &I examination. . And in many p I -1 . i �.&,& I& ALI& �-� �L,A�_��_��
_. - Don't 7 o Your Money -R. wous & Sqn-i5 oo.OD,FOR THE COUNTR* AND GOOD FOR � - � i � aided sucoesa.-04 Saturday evening of I q __1 - - - - 0101
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. : I - -�-8 steam is used, pulS perhaps one o� twi days : 09 Owed I d :
.14 �� - 31111ine I Wm. Pickard& Co. , last week our
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4 I- Bicyol a d General Itepairing-[2] . i . WANTED. -Experie 'need bond, r , isgreen in front of Iffartleiblx block. I i
� 1,; A,uetton c -Donald SmIth-6 sional enginee�. In alt such cases the use Hon. W. S. Fielding, Dominion F nance Four', p�clalq for - Frid " 'and Saturdals
N - I . . SAWYXR 9r. Harlsib offers $25 reward for the iden- i I I i "I - OUS
.1 � - U, S sntedi�-D. Urolubart-8 iinZ elm ium�ar and stave I I . I .
IL - � awvor il h and good filer, for anti I ; t � t 11
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71 Z� , � � no, -5_ of steam won ave to be abi6ndoned if Minister, 'delivered his budgetapeoeh in the -who laid the poison. � i � i
; -, -A Fin ' tatement of the town of Seaf orth . Cho wbrk, P. Urquhart, tificatio '
a n �oi ail, I bolts three to four MOD n of, the person . � i
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- f I this law is pat sad. There in no m -A sheep of Mr. Charles .11ohlbein gave
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I ng sanctioned by arence will be increased from 25 per a nt. to . . .
I . . t, ,or � ine-J. X platt-5 , for it and it at ould not be : 0 ! �
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�;, Farm for Sali-Alex. Gordon -6 J arments that men an& boyl are after. third yearin suceession that this sheep has I
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I ir� - tor sale -S. Rannle�5 ._� the Legislature. i It has been re acted many 33 1-3 per cent., after the first of July next. rificed fo given birth to three lambs and. all have i i
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I 4 =11ty is not ate r cheapness at I � � . i
I -Tim mxrosrrm-ti re evidently Am to the nature of this speech and the - : . . �
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z� - , persistency they may Some - be smartly dressed does not men n to be ex are. 0. Schrader and George Ruby were in
i:; .. ce r so- - -5 hope thal � a One hunared (100) Men's Hats in grey,, browh. and 'black. These hats were
- ?� I - "'e d Tea Specials- [31 -A. Young -8 " _ g I . . the fortunes of the two political parties, we I is somethinj ' . 2
� - Blay I f 8 I C S. Andrew@ likely to hav on the countryi as well as on pensively dr seed. There g re* London on busines -
- ! W Seed an. � time or other et it thiou � when the vigi- a last Saturday. Mr.,
k i freshingiabo t our clothii u_r I .
_� C * syring S, itinp-G. E. King -8 . ' ig department, it Foot Ball man also passed through here on $t.25, $1.50 and .$1.75. Yo choice4or FIFTY CENTS.
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-I'. f _ Millinge opening-wrn. Pic - . lance of the Ia. islatora in reproduce the following opinion from the thing but now I
�_!:j be because it contains no his way to London. Why does he take the :
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A � . - Book -W. Pi kard Toronto Telegram, an independent
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_. "A 1 -8 tive pape goods. Comeandsee them. The F1, M` backstreattodo so? -Messrs. J. Dumart One hundred (106) pairs Boys' Pant�,�, raa4e of good all -wool tweed, lined
.1 , - Gavin S once Entertainment Ugh -8 The r, whose editor and proprietor, 1 1635,1 and W. Mccloy, of urich and Elensall re- . . � 4 �
is _Lt Besiden a for Sale-Jobn L%ndsboro ay It Looks. ' , Faul Co., Seaforth. I
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1* i � . T Mr. John Rose Robertson, -in a member of P I I throughou i regular 60,- and 75 per p�ir, for TWENTY-FIVE CENTP3
-� t �_ ii. shoo Ra alns�-[21 -R. Willis & Son -8 - the following - aragr&ph to OBITUARY. -In last Woe a issue we simply i ti . . I
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i '.� -Mi9sKInseY-8 k by thd boo in -mu4ioal supplies at . $- '
r C I t, oted the death f M. t day. -�Biay your 0. W.
I i- I Milliner3 Openirw the very caLel ul consideration 'bf those who position 'to spea k. Havin ' D . . a
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1, I 411 - � Pig for Service -J. B. Henderson -5 . ' his issue we give some fa6ts, co cerning Snell Cycle Company's music and bicy I . . I I li -
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�s - f�i-11' Bleyrole& _w. N. watoon-8 are so much favor of State ownership I favor. life, which will- no doubt, pr ve of much h6ase.�-John Voelker is hustling the Max- q ,_
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I i _. I FAOter B olldayo-Wm� Somerville -8 railways, and who think that all the evils I ereat ,to the readers of i[EI.EXIIOSITO ibler, of . � 1,
5; 4f - watch.es -4. F� Daty-8 � a Liberals than circumstance's � ,R) well implements. -Mies To K - ese
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. I es Beattic-8 I .1 who was so well and favorably known in. the illiner with J. Kellermsu,-Mr. . . .
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w : I Notice- Fred Kibler -8 i 11 It is from its political possib I I
4 . � I I community. On March 21st, Hensall lost In of colts.- y0ui choice-4alsoli one pair good it ool. i �ox, one. t e, a pair of good elastic
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1� � - d and worked 'I li� the State land Fielding's reallyit�admirable, speech derives William Pfaff has purchased a tea ! '
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". i I I to oldest resident and most esteemed citi. -Mr. Ad autz, of Ta istook, is at i hol. i good linen collar -a.1
11 � �.i I i I % - soabc.- v web � braces a for $6.88, �.
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11 �, � , - * t. for the- peoplp," A Monkt;n, New Bri6no. its great imp6tt' in the death of Mr. Alexander Buchan. :MinAgi at J, E. Roffman's.-C.' A. . I � I - .
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- -, 111 � XIM .4 Kinden1bld'has- sold his share in the Dash. We wouldlikeiev'ery lady in this vicin4yi to look"at our stock of Dress GoOdS,
. t�f I or �F __ . a case of - lihe Liberals stealing. the Conser va- a her fore, in his . .1 I
I , .� - - "It is persistently reported here that but a general exchange of February, 1811, and was, t wood Flax Company to Messrs. H. Willert I I ' Op
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; e :. SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, March 30bh, 1900 B manufacturer in Glasgow And was at one moved into Kellerman's house on.,�ain tore.
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911 2 . _1 - . onial, who is at present in Ottawa on l)u8i- ever ded itself on its'loyalt to time provost of that it - I 11 hen Alex. street.-Mirs. Geiser, of Shipka, will ort_ . VI . 81 . I �
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� 1 i ance. bren reported from South Africa dur- County Raill,av, � It is belie'ved the report nclusion of Fielding's .
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,� 0 ment las yet been made b nebee members of Parliament signed a little conspiracy of Liberal hatching, i ' m B� UN N,,,'S , s . L
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. ! 1, .,,� -, i: - be ui eitly resting at Bloemfontein. Un- the dismissal of Mr. Pottinger and two rebuked for sentiments which they do not have reached the 60th anniversary of t iei I �
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�, ,�t -, -, t, Moncton, and to mourn his loso.-Herman Eidt is at , 11 � — - � .
ts I � other railway officials a entertain. Perhaps the singing of the na. I ; I . �
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I i, -.1 -11 I � � ' ter two years' i�esidence there he chose the __ : THREE S.. OR —No. 1, I?r ' ]I oods ladies' goods only .
I i pGints. Mafeking, so far as is known, -has " haraoter of a budget- spee . But * I I I .� i 9 .
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t , ", j. : rainy ieason, has sot in' making it very uu- Th � Y. -It is our and duty this week 11 i 8
1. I : I tinger hai i been a faithful manager. a concession of Usborne. Having �ad super- O-BITUAR I . ceri-es—specialties,rean' ed good "- butter ani teas,
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I e6mfol tafble for the�l troops and hard to get . g7s protestations of devotior , tiii the ior advantages in education, he soon became to chronicle. the death of Catharine Muir, i i I i p -
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T zj� � - a . ning the road'under his charge so as to try seriously outrage& I 19th, at the advanced age . . -_ I
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t-5 . - said tD be very prevalent. The present a. She was born in of the Tba�mes road, Exeter- North The feet i of its kindo The -drill
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_V_ - f i - I it� got there. country in 1851 and came almost immedi ol, an sang Canadals anthem,
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.* T� t alled in his place. These main. He was a consistent mem er of the Presby- el I. . r � �
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, � , take the Government by I -era of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition. IM ML al on the %lev. Mr. Mill rrd a had d .- r- �
I fo- her dinner and tea as usu ine" visited her daughter A -fro F -A X4-
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I delivery of the Budget speech by Finance the throat, Aid threaten their existence un. ,
i,A if � large concourse of people hatattended his , an, of Brus4els, last week.-Afr. D. . �
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a. q . bar of Thames Road Presbytqian church uuous repast. An valuable presen ' n, of VViarton,- brother of Mr.
% � a ai e complied with. The funeral on Saturday was Ail indication of the . t4i M.Jermy
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4 "T - be was'' -_ a and the large number of friends and acquain- were received as tok .- 4
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� custorrary for the r4ply to the Budget been thus ;1ib w -� thre6 children, ,one son, James, of Snow -Ine farm on the Thames road,"just vacate recent meeting'of the Grand Orange'Loidge.
. � I- -1. . party tore up its roads and destroyed its Sent are, Alexander and Andrew, ho are . �
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it L; . - H, Bedgood, the r. The groom ap rit -Mr. Will Bailey is in Toronto this week �
: . matances, until we 'have an It has successful ' farmers in this vioinit" ; Dr. Flake, 4anitoba ; Mrs. J. . groom's fath e -
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� i� ! immediately af ter Sim bridges. There was no retreat. ' (deceased), and Mrs. A. Weil, at the home tL boyhood days on t ] a Huron road, Tuck' attending the Grand Council of the Cana-
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1i i - ., I stead. Her husband, John Fyfl, was born �rsmitb, and ma Id friends from that than Order of Chosen Friends, as the repre.
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i.; !. � got through on Friday, however, am ideal people.. Until we have these, which their enemies to destr � i mongthti nests. � sent4tiveof the local coitneil. -Fred Waus�. I
. Fieldir g - V . daughters are, Are, (Dr.) Griffi4, of Detroit; in the parish of:Wemyes, Fyfe0hire, Scot. part ere a -
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1�' ' - is not yet by a long chalk, ,State owner b land' on:Februaty Ilth, 1818, and died 'on : � I man.1 is now engaged in Mr. Joh -Kerr's
I ;I Mr, Foster asked that the debate be ad p I � Mrs. J. Cowan, ofXiut�il ; Mrs. B. Smillie, 7 !
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journe, 1 until Tuesday, as he was too un- of ra1LWayS will prove a ighrJy cosply autsir - � of Tuckersmith, a, d olirs, . B atc or , 0 1 9 I 9 t, J osepn. 11 9 . 9 , ��
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*ell to reply tben, This request was courte. to the mass o [ tl ie ba . x -payers. .! � � . 11 Everyone now knows what was pre- Us�prne. Their youngest daughter, Mrs. N TES. -Mr. 'William, Logie, J. ff. Bed. No Es. -Mr. Beshan, of the Gendrop� Cliu6n, was visiting' friends here last week. .
. - Em - -an Russell's resolution was intro. Hagan, died fourteen yearal ago., The g000ll ana daugh r, Mrs. J, Duna and On 48 return home last" Friday he was ac- I
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funer i, Li ani6d b Walter Burgess, who spent
result the reply of Mr. Foster was, no jEditorial,NotdV and Co�oaments- duced. It was simply a trap which the , of theW relative, Mrs. Fyfe, last week. here at present. Mr. Beehan is b6ilding ,� sorno'days visiting in that town, -Winter id
� I Opposition was asked to walk into, and inj dence of the decessed, on Saturday last. by � i t to . I-
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doubt, considerably longer and more Spirited e b�adget spee,ch of Hon. an pbliging, or foolish moment, it complied. � ' ft ' A 1i t has eeh I gaire
. . interred in the Rodgerville. --cemetery. The tendane'o;and spent game d a visitiag in town in he near u ure.� 11 visi , d her old home in Liatowel this week.
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than it would have been had it been deliv- Mr. Fielding delivered in the House of Com- Now that the Conservatives are in the trap, I i the vici�6ity,-Mr. B. Thompson and daugh- passe �Ir oubd getting 'lures for thl
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. in the Peter and -James Moir, of �aborne' ter andl-'Ur. and Mrs, Bouthron, of Hensall, , " eral r, inspecting maple rollers
such choice missiles as ,an increase Be. ,Mr� Nelson Cc 7tine, while h" -
study his opponents deliverance and to Telegram, an Independent Conservati�te Th y,blundered into repadiat. John Scott, James Sutherland and Alex- attend4"the fniqrAl 6fe Mrs. Fyfe last week. 8POn � A 013 IiPi for a] t to the Old Country. -Mr. and
preferential. . rag 'a Miller, of the . boundary, to, �as taken suddenly Mrs. '$mhietne and family, of Blyth, visited at
paper, says : " On Tuesday George E. Fos. ander McPherson, of Heneall. 1 -MISS.M , _
prepare his reply. The leading feature. in will rise to . make a few remarks, but'it - ing the British reference df 25 per cent. , I ill while in the city and was confined to the
must abio repudiate the 33 1-3 per LOCAL BRIEFS. -Mrs. (Dr.) Griffin of Hibbe, _ � I with a severe attack of in- ' ,Mr. Thomas Fluker's on Monday. -Mr, .
Air. F�eldiug.'s speech was. -the announce- �er No they, P Willam Fraser, of Morris, attended the
is a heavy task which confronts him. He cent tariff which will go ringing through Detroit, and Mrs. Cowan, of! Ki�tail: at. flammation.-Mr..'William Pybus and sister hospital for several days.1 Since his returui, . .
ment t hat after the firit of July next the. his ingenuity as he never tende&- the funeral of their father, the late spent's' i d 4ting relative owever, he seems to be 1 njoying his usual
will have to app iy ,qf)�e eye vil a in Chisel- h 0 1 sprin usizea at Goderich.-Mr. Thomas
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preference given to British imports into this exercised it befo: re, if he is to destroy the the British Empi �e. Incidentally, but per- Mr. Alexander Buchanan, senior. Rev. burst this- 'week. -M r. John Horton hall health. -Mr. Ben Allen, who represents tho -
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.A, haps fatally so, the Conservatives are driven , ed.b4to-the farm lately purchased fforn Western Life Insurance Company, of Wini. Mr. ohn King ; Mr. John Raby with Air.
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countrF would be increas-ed from 25 per effect of what was undovbtedly the most . hich in these days of war, Duncan Buchanan, .B.. A,, of ,anark, also mov I I .
favorable budget speecli that ever fell from to a course, w 1. attended the funeral of his, fa . er.-Mr, J. his brbi�.4, Nicholas. -A number of the �nipeg, paid St. Joseph a visit'on Tuesdak 1 Geor e McDonald, and Mr. Richard Proc- .
cent. 'to 33 1.3 per cent. This reduction )) _ whe� the glory of the flag sends petty cory . ' last. Mr. Allen has lost none of his old� tor, f Constance, with Mr. Peter Kin&-
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the lips of a CanadiAn Minister of Finance. merdial con iderations into oblivion, is C. Stoneman was in Toronto-laet week# com. young'-peopla of this vicinity drove out to time vigor and is doing � rushing businesi
wait made because, he said, the former re- I . bining business- with - A,visit - the hombl.iif Mr. R. D. Bell, of Tuckersmith, 4 1 Miss �; Lizzie Johnston, of Goderich, was
duction had . operated so favorably to both Hon. Joseph- Martin, British Columbi&,s neither easily nor moderately safe. �o friends.
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. 1 13 1 iisic and dancing until a late houi 1, and Parkbill.-Mr. William Hayeroft is a iti� g friends here this week, -Mr. I
Britian and Canid*a, 'as was shown by the new Premier, is gathering into his Cabinet d, 0 the guest of Mrs. F. C. McDont'dol, left here games �'m . p- Tho as Fluker, Mrs. Fluker and 311se
I nee it las the Liberal party which resent confined to the house with Is grippq. �
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he com. this week for'Dreaden, to visit-�er Sister.- when'll"o,iapersed to their several homes VIU4 Fluker went to Manitoba this '
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countries. He also made the grat ing an- succeed in fortning a Government. He is . � ite a n mber from Hensall land vicinity being fully assured that Mrl and Mrs. Bell I Th I . . `3
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ify, Their political foemen answered in the neg.; attended the patriotic 'concert I held in Kip- are- goidd,'..intertainers. � I hie in not far from Killarney. Miss Mary
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00d men. He � aow lacks but- one to have a Mrs. Thomas Pearl was in Varna last week, . . i � V� I Whil 3 going out. of Duff ,& Stewart?e mill
had" been decreased the ro,venue had in- 9 mouth of the ther. The Tories have stag- I , -, Exeter I PROI�EILTY CHAINGE'.-Mr. James MoK.1 ..
, here had fullqu;ota Hitherto British Columbia Gov- gered in . to a position, which, on mature do. visiting her daughter, Id&. -The R. Pickard . " . I � i- yard on Monday last, Thomar, Johnston, I �
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- creased to so great an extent that t ernments have not b - een formed on Party , they would have shunned. The Co. have engaged the services of Mis hawl J. (" _81TANBuRy, B. A., (late with A1§- has sold his blacksmith shop and dwelhuk son i kf Mr. George Johnston, of Morris - . I
but -Mr. Martin, it is said, is deter- liberation I S ;I_ CarthyrDsler k Co.. Torontoj :Barre6ter, ConveY- house t6 Mr. John Hart, of Brucefield. Mi. drove
been a aurplus of over five million dollars on lines , ' I - . his team onto a low lumber pile tb '
�9 Liberals deliberately planned and success. of Toronto, formerly �of Brussels, an in ancer,�*NCADJ3-- Money to loan. Offloes lately ob- at
last year's transitetions.,and he anticipated mined to have a strictly Liberal Govern- liner for this season. -Miss Nettie Fulton is cupled-by,cbIline & Stanbury, over O'Neil's Bank, Hart iakes possession on Monday, Apr�l was qidden with snow, and one of the horses
ment and will appeal to th'e country as such. fully carr�.,ed on the movement which .per. ' - I I Q 9 bh. We are sorry to lose Mr. and Mr 1 -
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a surpl as of over seven million dollars on the If we can judge from reports be is gaining mita them to rank as the pro British party assisting Miss C. V. Smith, milliner. -Rev. Fleke , nt, I McKiefrom our village, but we wele � � leg very badly.
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. i`W. J. Doherty, of St. Paul's .church, has TILACIik'P.13' MICETINO.-A meeting of the � am stabl near by and a veterinary sargeonnent
present year's. business. As we expect to be in public favor, and when the general elec- of Canada to -day. It is true that the Con. ndon during the past week, at-- teachers' of District No. I, West Huron, Mr. Ha;rt to our burg, and bespeak for hit ho r, I t a hopes to bring the anfinal around .
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able to give a fall report of this. speech to tion cornes,on in June next it is not improb- load Ohara of trade, as it is an excellent all ri ht again-�Mrs. Thomas Coultei and .
. a- tending Society meetings connected with the will be held in the Exeter*public school on ,
he asily shattered, yet the average Opposi. _ stand. 1 X �
able that his G ivernment will be simEtalned � I - t Mr. tharles Coultas attended the funeral of
our realers before next issue, we need not. ( aeither church. -Mr. and Mrs. ('rilbert Dick, of the Saturday,,. April 7th, at 1:��O p. m. Pro � . . . . t
by a major�ty vc te of the people. .. tioniat is persuad(d that there is i . . NOT*q.-Mi R �haol Beaty is vis - '
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make f arther reference to it here. They � . I flory in I or gain in t a now role, that not un. London road, recently very lileasantly an- P, I' - a peopl ,
I tartained a number of friends, its did also -,Mr te, Ethel is week. h Jhe Varn Of th'e D. nderson, of Whitechurch, onTuesday.
I i - lit =i' . P. Gowan ; 2, local institu � a 1�1 � ., .1
kely there is dahupir, and that clever poli. ;� ,
will all have an opportunity of perusing it Speakin of the numerous bills to come tics would have been to explode the Laurier their neigh 'to Mr. A. Stewart and sister. Mr. Anderson ; 3, ethics 0� -tale bearing Metho ipt church urprised the Rev. M�. __
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for themselves. In his reply Mr. Foister before the Provi cial Legislature at its pre., �-Mr, and Mrs. Bennett, of Exeter were in Mr. V. Gardiner ; 4, relation of the publ a- -Andre n, on Tuesday night Imt, with ag. - li
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spoke for about five hours. Like all Mr. sent sessiot . i,, the Globe says : " There are the village on Sabbath last, visiting the school course to language and grammar, Mr. enormous � I -
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Foster', i speeches, this one was exceptio�ally quite a number of bills introduced to amend debate. Mideast McDonald. -Miss RoUion, of L .1 I I 11i i I
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able. He had a hard task before bim,'and the municipal aft, the 'yearly grist of now . afternoon the funeral of the late Mrs. Gen. last, for Dauphin, Manitoba, along with hilo xiirt , west. It is far ahead of the O,atario
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ld have performed it better. and novel ideas, very few of which are found I 11 Liberals are jubilant. They say that bbel -Mr. F. G. Bonthron, of Seaforth, was in brother, Alexander Forest. We wish the winters. We had only a few d.*ys of cold .
no man con if enemy must now apply for iaccour to th4 the village last week, visiting his parents.- Hyndman *took place from her late resi- � L
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. manufacturing interests. . SAD DzAm.-On Tuemday afternoon,MrO. this r6rith was like Indian summer in the
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complaint that the Liberals had failed to made part. of t a present or any compre. pre I ferential, the Laurier Governmeint has- pronto for several weeks, returned home this lady was a most amiable. and respected citi. I d her � son Robert drove to older provinces of Canada, I
hensive act. - Tie, best- act."that could be done no great injury to any Canadian in,,' iweek.-Miss Halton, who was here last sea. zen, having been a resident of Exeter for Wim. Elliott An � I I I
fulfil their promises to reduce taxation and . -was a cousit ' - I Intbe month of December the weather I -
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f-- +.h- a ace of Jwo ears at least an fur- U r, L 01. L I V I 13 .3 gcod health. � On returnin k, thev had onlv was almost,as pleasant as Nove ber the
� �7if t decreme the expenditure. %Joncerning bhe r i .7 engaged - this - year with Mr. E. Annie, Ann ern er o , L, a are 0 ng an an as I .., I I
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�, at be denied that the L�iirier Gov-� relatives --D . Gunn, of Clinton, was in the in the , church. Her husband and two
I I geotion. It would be a gratifying relief if It cann I eath,
� bat they would so adjust the tariff that no . village on Tuesday -last.-The friends of daughters - Are left to mourn her d on the farm, Edward teaching school ne3, The firor, week of January was eold. Af- I I
i- 7 i ernment, is appealing to a tremendous con itobs. Sh' they have in
f I our Legislation would give this much ve the heartfelt sympat Windsor, 1 and. Albert in Man a ter ti at we had weather like -1
; : manufacturing industry in Canada would be stituency with its increased preference. It Mr. Robert Twitchel will regret to learn They ha hy of the .
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1� i I amended act a r st,if for only two years. As has resided on the Babylon line, Stanley, fo� Soutl Africa, although not quite so Warm as
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i- ! . injured: by it. He 418o pledged his paxty it has been for many years past no person is.at the same time, neutralizing or winning that he is again, quite seriously ill. -Mr. whole corn' unity in thei sad affliction. upward@ of thirty-five years. The I family, in Ki 3aberley., February was a delightful .
� L � � over elements in the English-speaking prf)v. Henry Welsh is steadily preparing and get- NOTES. -Mr. Johnston� teacher,� occupied have the sympathy! of the community i4 mont i. We bad one pretty cold week in - I
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I inces which were suspicious of Friench-Can. iug iA material r the erection of hi's fine, the pulpit of Main stree;'Methodist church I
I i . -hanjes in the , . . their sad berew remeAt. She was sixty yeao February, and som I
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I ly pro,ect, all Canadian industries. The adian aseendency in the Liberal party. Sir new 'brick dwelling. -Mr. William Chap- Sun -day, morning, owill the indisposition ` f this month, but such weather is &I- , -
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; present prosperity of the country he attrib- i Wilfrid Laurier long ago made up his mind man is moving into the neat dwelling of the I ev. Mr. gilyard' .. R. I I
. concerned. For: any sa,kes, gentlemen, jiye - the Vnglisli church. 1 Her remains were inir wayi0considered an oyabl and healthy in
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uted to the good results still flowing from the municipal act a rest. erred in the 1�ayfieild cemetery Thursd4jl, Albe'ta, March, during the first week, was
� I ing with -pro-British planks, and the bud�et Mrs. R. Hunt was in Clinton, last week, Monday. A lucrative position has been of- t I I i.
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� the policy inAugurated when the Conserva. � . visiting relatives. -Miss Emily Welsh is in fered him at either place. We hope -to hear � i. , ut the weather ib lovely for the past - I
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� . tive party were in power, and to a general That brighti and sprightly jonrnal, the pose." Strathroy, spending a week or so with her that I I Dick " has settled somethin gooA. : . ; � weaki-bright and sunny days. ;,
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revival of, trade the world over. The Lib . I F�, I � I
. . " The strong porition that Sir Wilfrid I sufficiently recovered from his rec t illness good congregation at evoitt Memorial PATRIOTIC , QoNczm.-At our patriotip, with ut being fed during the winier) as �
: � . oral party, he said, had by their poi . I , Ne-ws' of the Week. - T a ncert on Wed nesday evening of last wee' 1 there�are only a very -few really cold days at .
. - tods i to be on our streets again. -Mr. J, G. Stan- church last Thursday evening. -Rev. Mr.
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� . . ,due to an active use 9'f intelligence similar TOTAL BRITISit LossEs.-The total Brit- bury, barriater,of Exeter, was in t ie vill Martin is in Toronto thie week, as a dele. . that he cattle do not feel it like they i o I . I
'to re- . regret that a collection w Ontario. Besides, the *now has not been
- People Df this country would have experi- to that which enabledi Lord Roberts ish losses in South Africa, exclusive of the on Wednesday. -The Canadian )rder of gate to the convention of Chosen Friends.- tiokets, which was not bad for our littl .
,;! T_ I eaced i:i common with other countries. Sir fieve Kimberle andito occupy Bloemfon- Invalids sent hom'e are 16,418 iii killed, Foresters of Court Ivy -Green into d meet. Mrs. Horne and child, from near Stratford,. vil.lage. Many:i , A; i
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. _. . wounded and missing. ing in their new lodge room in �"cEwen's is the guest of her sister-in-law, Mies Horne, not taken up after the reciting of I I The A very � deep this winter. The cattle and I
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.11, I . hole situation And! consulting his own � RA13BI WisE DEAD. -Rabbi Isaac Wise, block, over G. Greenslade's reatxrant, on milliner. -A. Sheir, one of the apprentice sea - : 4 1 1
- and he, in turn, will be followed probably the most distinguished ra . our entertainment was a bluff or two on it is far super -
t, - capacities, appears to' have decided that it bbi in Tuesday evening of next - week. -4r. Wm. boys in the Times office, met with an acci. nice toi note At th ranch,with
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I Charlee Tup er. The debate is likely to the reformed Jewish church, died.st-Cineiii- Welsh was in 67inton" on Friday In t. -Miss dent on Monday, which wfll put him off large percentage of children in the audien . ( It as cattle and horses prefer I
I � p . Nyould be better for him to use his head to . d in the village was ther 3 the fO . rimer on a cold day. .
I natti, on Tuesday, of a stroke of .paralysis, Rollins, of Exeter, who was visitin Mrs. F. duty forafew days. While working with a NelLrly every a :
1, .� last seNeral days.- think with rather than to attempt to use it ,%; ..
� � ; � � . 3 bat was ri' An�ther grand advautage to the farmer
- � , TheSenate killed -the re -distribution bill to butt his way �hrough into Kimberley." which made its first appearance on the C. MoDowel, for a couple of weeks, has re- gordon jobber his right hgnd was ,;aught in and t , ht. Those who came frot i
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� . � peevious Saturday evening. . .. . turned home. . some part of the machine And— severely the .country sh red a true patriotic spirit,.. is tha j we have no storms in winter like in -
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� - : - on Wcdnesday;by a majority of twenty- I I - GRAND TRUNK REPo4T.-A despatch . __ . crushed.i as the coming V ke anything but pleasant o I the E ist, so that the reads very seldom get I -
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I T - two. � . The followipp, interesting - computation from London EDiland sa,�s : The Grand . I STALLION SOLD. -1-lesers. Bawden & Me. such a cold ni and with 1� drifte 1. In fact, they are pAAmable every .
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� I Trunk report, issued March 27tb, is Ahe Donall have sold another of their imported drifted. A ve long and good programm� day. We expect a large inumber of immi-
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:� and striking manner the, cost to the people plainoi8t possible --record"- of prosperft' DOTS.—John Nicoll, of Rochester, N. Y., st.allions. The Messrs. Smiley Brothers, of was given. Rpv. D. Rogers made a hai.
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I and pr�vate bills of' various kinds arrFa on t .�i This the accompaniments for the solos - Mrsi I
; on many -parliamentary representatives, working ,expenses increased 11.68 per cent., Mr. Hy. Bosieenberry, of Grand Bend, was near Kippen, are the purchasers 0 - t
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� I their way through the House. During, the and should be --carefully pondered over by traim uJifleage increased .6.50 per *cent. ; in town last week. -r-Mrs. J. K. I Goetz held, horse is 11 Brunstine Boy," No. 10; I a, au4 P,5rk, eggs'and butter. Mr. Win. Thirsk I
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f , those who send mind bags as their represen. ;C93i238 were spent on capital account. a rag bee on Thursday of last week. -Hoff. b ' I I P i ce Alexander;" grand sire I I Prince Miss Aggie Herbert for the drills, etic., ete, is h&ving good success with his thoron - .
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�, 14 � week nothing startlin,j has transpired, and tatives : " During the swision of 1891 �Mr. Passenger receipts increased 14.86 per cent. man-Brotherg wer runninj their factory- oll Wales." " Prince Alexander " is one of Mr. W. H. Kerr of Brus�els, gave an ad bred cattle. In fact, Mr. Thirsk is getting
good progreas has been made with the eati- . . 10 0 inning dress on the B I Miss G i6 flee hy that h6 will soon be as- stout as -
� Davin spoke 1 023 times, occupying 250 E Br �riiish . fleg,1 and rett . �
and freight receipts 6.13 per cent. No NO week. -Mr. d. enshire is also the champion horsesin Scotland, w I I
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- mates. It ia expected.the session will last pages of .Hansaid. The' time he took was changes.�are proposed on the board. , deali.6g in agricultural -implements,-Mr. the championship premium of ;C25 as the Carson, of Wi*gham, rlicite "I BoUs " a0i Mr. Wiley, of Sts ley. a
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. I I anti well on in April. 42 hours, or Six days. The per them cost of BAD FOR TIIF, LADIES.—A London des. Harry' Wind was in town last week. -Mr. beat Clydesdale stallion at Dundee in 189 few children Id d I .Mr. Herb Wight� Thirs I
� I . — � rRnningParliarnentia$5,525.43, The -total patch says : "The South African war has 1�. E. Miller, our enthusiastic- book agent, also in 1891. At the Agricultural SocietyL'S man, also of i gham, kindly lent, himself condi ion. He has nostables, their only �
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. � . -cost, therefore, of Mr. Davin for that sea. momentarily crippled the ostrich feather is busily en aged in delivering war books.- show at Doncaster he received the champion
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. : I � . AT(ronto correaplondent says : money you coub I buy at current prices' 77,- ostrich feathers.annually in Mincing lane, tune of being badly hurt while saw -log ii winteied[15 head on Straw, and they look .
1-1 ,ging- lion. He also received the Canada Chal- delighted the eye. The average- boy I .
. 356 bushels of wheat, which means 129 car Averaging about $4,500,000 in the aggra- last Week. -Miss Walker, of Hyde Park, lerige cup at Glasgow Stallion show in deeply in.love itb ii slack wire. Mrs. W fully as well as cattle in .the East which are
I 11 Hcnry Cairscallen, M. 1'. P., has intro- a ea c I ,nd �� Flo I �
- loads, or I I trai i loads. Taking 1898 af'�`�he ate. This year there has already been a has again taken her situation with Mr. John March, 1892. It will be seen by this th t J. W t re ited, 11 1� inburgh After fed ori� grain and roots. After Beeding I may � I
� du3ed a bill eatitlied 11 An act for, the protec- -niley have made a good selec. -den '� and " The Soldier'$ Home " ver - write," gain.
� .sta)Jbxd, Mr. I avin's 14 years in the House Eficiency of 40 per cent. in the supply. As Hall, as milliner. -The order of the da the Messirs. 8i ,h i
- tion of life atid property in the use of Station- . Y, on T J� Yours very truly,
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i . � I ary boiJ ers and engines, and the ekamination buy 1,000,000 bushels of wheat ; or, to put able, the shortage has -caused a decided en- shooting game during the season not opened. November last. He is five years old and Will Stewart sa, Ake the LioWs Muz� i. ROBERT WAUI)_ J
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"I I I verbiage, converted into hard cash, would with a fair-haired girl of the stage, who is Peace dismissed 'the case without costs, of a pleasant event, when about Seventy. t r." in an original, humorous L 'di 'Aid of Knox chu .
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; - T, riage of his eldest daughter. Jessie, to Mr. Hartley Patterson did some comic acting "' Salt ��e ladies have a good sum for their ,
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: � 1� � establishment in which steam is used will 100,000 mowing machines, or on 33,000 cale. The girl's parents, tfough poor, have have some f an with his gun and hound.- Riebard Yellow, Son of Mr. Thomas Yellow, the Xtish coachman. His wake-up was per. -
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