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� I .- I Ryatew-W Sontarville -8 is to -day, and never fias - it m)re fully de- arolused by recent events, Sir. Wil- him mind. If it were he would be good f )r farm, lot 18, concession 8, with James Cot- -
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� 11� i Harnaos-knies Gil eppie-5 - talkinig 11 guff.11 if its past in an - index of has been of large advantage to his ; I the 9bh concession, and intends moving
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11 I _ � L Condicion Powders -3-T. V. Foar-8 Rumors of all sorto'kept the eleot.oro,,and are 17 re'ected ba lots, of which I( were been given notice to quit by the 'people bf . -While taking a revolver, from P. shelf
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1, ?, . r Cofd Weather, SUppli S. Mullett & CO -8 - in hot water during sev ' ill' ten that the constituencies in Oat y was shot through the hand, He I I
. - . re tbio weeki Liberal candidate, a ad one for Mr. M aNe . ario a�e did not know it as I i
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i L, , Prepartrig for Christinas-A Young -8- - The Arst return showed that I Jr.'Erb was 0 . it was not as careful as he should have I I
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I I * I . Mr. Pridham. Th , ' The election in Algoma, took p as on I- -Christopher Dulmage, an inmate of the i I I
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Ight ,w-, ttron Cxpooftov 43 sting the constituencies for the Legislatu 'a diW on Thursday Novem- . L I
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_. ZO'l .11 f�EAFORTR, fDAY, Nov. 16�h, 1900 . aken the d ul" houto since its Inception. 11 � .
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I 1- � , �_Ilz I .- f It is now amply assured that the Gover n- e re8pecta'one of the HuFon's late member'the following well do- the whims of the C. P. R., and att up I sized &ad all were drowned. 1�
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- � rel:gious strife been ill a few weeks. The remai $6 to $10. On above �1( t* bed d S will be sold
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f q_ � While' a certain, amount of such tactics , . Mr. Walter Scott, who defe.itod the no. d and see -are 4'rgains. _I ,
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� , . an election cam now that i b -is past,, a sinboia, by a majority of 228i is- an 0 atario The Toronto Mail may@ : "Sir Charles T . I. -
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I -1. AS I L esentment 7ith which old boss, and Mr. Dayin was elected ly the - Influ. � .
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� if I r d�sgqsting diatribes have been received casting vote of the returning officer. fluences we -a arrayed on the side of �Iis op- the relict of the late Charles Calton, of the � - ;
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_� �hey - ponents. Had he been a man of lesB'cour. 16th concession, Goderich, who died 12 1
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I . ! � - vainly sought to inff uence',. they are now - � age!t�an discretion'he would months ago, since which time she has been 5 1 ) ds �u
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- t: , f , . .� endeavoring to alarm the peoplo . sure meat in New Brunswick, to try and melf'nominated in some safe constituen�y, living with a daughter, Mr.w. James -Apple- � � L ly.
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. . 1. I , . by placing continually before their eyes the- defe�t Hon. Mr..Blair in St. John. the prud=iL Mr. Paterson did ; or wou as by, of Clinton, where she died in her 75th I I ) S 0 - No. I
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' havf stood for an alterbative constituency, ialties - aiiined- goods butter and �
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; _' . , _rc ; the first place, the gerrymander worked ad- . I- Quebec have gone Manit may a
T " - . : I . . 'Ira Legislature to try and &feAt 189 Sir Charles was e.19 retna for the coming year : President, Ali I _�_ ---
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I L . .. � � ' overwhelmingly Liberal and ha that in cled for' this 48 MOf - Blyth. -Mrs. S, McVi __ �
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, � - ; t ,ives to show that h' gentlemer . . . d Mr.
14'' , �, , most to a unite their representat bh, of this vi
� I I I I versely to the Li . � I -_ a sent al. Hon.'Mr. Sifton -in Brandon. The ,results co fat ; vice. presidents. Miss McElroy and Miss spent a few days this 7eek with helbdaugh- W"i. Elder's farm a' Rodgerville, bein
� mandered conotitt - I conatitue a that will give ' King ; secretary, Mies Bentley ; treasurer, 1
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L - � I I support the Government of 81 was conside.rab)y in advance of their dis- 800 shouln LY 0 I f -Mr. W. Taman ; press reporter, Mr. 'J. ter, Mrs, T. Cole, -Miss E, Adame visited old homestead of Mrs. Hoggarth pi g .the
,f.. , 4: L , � thE.6t the Liberals suffered most several , as ' T Ir Wllfrid I d - . I A a considered tolerably safe,, friends in Clinton last week.-�-Mr. J. I evious
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_ I . L ! - ntwortha, North . . . amers-; lookout committee, Miss Ander- Riley and Mr. W, Griffis have gone to n ag -1 r. George O'BriA a,has
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. 11 ; Wellial,ton, - E'lasit ( ijlroy, Paris to issist in rebuilding the town. Cot. L
,should for livelier, Miss Penhall, Miss MoF I at purchas sO a xes fr
11 I i I � ray and North Middle, ' .The G'oderich =Star 'says : "The defeat In reply 0 the insane cry of " Mr. J. Barrett, Mr. D. Crittenden. . I ad
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� � oldetors in Oatario. They have never, 'of, the Conservativ the To. The best advertisements are never nt.* hav in pany
� , : � Rex. Most, if not all of these constituencies, . . a p�arty must be taken . -The Clinton Now Era mays : A citizen withdrawn f am the
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�� and several others vre emselves _ t a Toronto 8tar of this town is the owner of three venerable I r in. agn �e upon, so Mr. O'Bri Ili t a mean -
i , either by word'or deed,,shown th ronto MaTil and World ed. They are the verbal expressions Pol I an, h
: .1 �. f might mention, were ' with 'good grace, at the ,same time'we hope , t
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� � I 1( �� i I ? to be other than truo C%uiiidians and f -loyal to be per ' . says : . 3at this is not going to I be a books, their ages being 128, 131 and 161 dustrioua men, of the economical house Lim ), purchased 12 cres of fine a culfed
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. � � .- : won by the Liberals a -t the last' election subjects of Great Britain, and as such hiiv� ' French Parliament' may be judged !from -Mr. R. P arson, or., has A�ld w
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1. 1 �- I - vo tem.. Bure It I . citizen makes no pretence of remembering E. MFca al Co., Seafortb. They � rec ,ise M B liard the fine lot adjoining Alri Bul-
. � Many stroigg ConmerVatives vo a perfect right, and one that she ild � not b6 is always wise to submit to the inevitable l the times and circurnstances "of their public&- their square iealiug inothods, they Ofn'ow lar�rs puresen't dwelli 9, -Mr. -,James.! Stew.
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- � philosophically. You will have a very much has as �rtera in Ontario 32 English and tion, nor even where he lifm-self was 161 f the goods they get, �and rented his re idence t Rod9drville '
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1 iq �� ! q pport which of the parties -suppu art as
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" - . .1 i n xt-five years, French ; I Quebec, 14 E tie, a never
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1 7� 1 th�y wish. . I because 2 years ago, which was the year of grace cease talki bout them to thei� friends. recently
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i, I t election Of 1896, on account of the Manitoba of the defeat.of the Conservative party. in Nova Scatia � 1739, cFaul Cole., Store, geafqth, ck - and broth y
L Im. - - aglish, 43 Fre�nch; occupied by Mr. McColl
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;".,; � school q , sapposing for a moment ,the[ ,� . . . I I , 15 English, n -c French! - i its the Bel6ri ro from near .Devon.
� � I il. ; I I I New Brun wick, 7 y in -J'WreTrniah Dalton, of Ashfield, lost a place for the best $5 ladies' Jacket in fact Mr.!.Stcwar� reserves the building ;formerly
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T I . on; : A coincidence which should engage ; 'a horre one day recently undet -riaher ecialiar I
. � utation. 'Chia saved the Liberals possibility 'of - such a canting �y, � a -dis. the' for any priced Jacket, Fur
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I i from feeling.the ful, force of the I . occupied am is store If, r sellin '
I last. gerry- Prince Edw ird Island, 4 English, no 0
. � passionate and I _ ranch; g or - rOnting .
- . mander. . . unbiased review of the re� attentio'n of temperance reformers is the re- in Manitob, �, 3 English. no French ; I � ' eircums4noes. He was driving in thing else in Furs or Cloth 0oods. 1718.1 purposes. -Mr. George McEwe M. P"
At the 3lection just cib , the I n the. NaItford . . :
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. led suits of the recent election, clearly set at election of the only and ahead of him was -a rig with a load of' — � i
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Manitoba school question having oaased to ' . I . - t a distillers who hold Northwest I lerritories, 4 English, no French; : and Mr. Thomas Murdock were in S"forth
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- be am isau It riaervatives Who fiad rest auy danger that the? -rights of -*th,6'Eag. seats in the Dominion ent, one, Mr in British C )Iumbia, 2 English, no "French. edgiDga, 4riven by. a young son of Win. I Usborne. I on Monday ImLSt. -Tl� carpenters are.pusily
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- At pre aglish speaking "all Marri'ta. 4 Morris' horse stopp!od in the road I engaged at �vork on,mr. jacob'm new build. �
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temporarily deserted their party came back . Joe Be - agram, in North Waterloo, by, ace]&, porters of tile 'nct so s�uddevly that Mr. Dalton's horse ran ing. apman, of Caledonia, is visit.
lish speaking electors will be tampered sent he total E
a again, and as a conse i quence - . , a ea Government are 81 ; Fr . relativ here. -Miss
rry Corby king stpporters, 47. If the constitu. and feed destroyed by fire some time Blanche iPebt L
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into the rank' . -vrith. Leaving the result in Quebec out of mation, and the oth3r, Mr. Ha agut p . . Is �g�inat t�e edging8 and received such i Riverside stock farm, having had his barns
I majority of " .
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L I the Libe`r'al candidates suffered. fl�a diffi- - will be f Dund that encies taill to �e polled remain an they were fell and not being able to have his a I I ill St. Paul.'s church, oil
the count altogether, it in West Hastings, by a juries that after taking a few paces it In- Agol -sting a a
' an indication of On- _ I dead, i � � I
, T Sir Wilfrid ham at his,back:a ,11000. Thisfissoareely n. there will b 3 in the Hoube qw b 89;lbbari
- majo ity of t , eparedness for pro,hibitio of Common' . dy for winter use, arns eveninglsst� which ,Was much - !-
. � he a 48 rea has decided to dig- enjoyed. -
i � , � oulty, however, Will "be set right before an- , Ctrio's Pr I _� , I French Lib(raloand,4 French Conservatives, -A happy social event took place at I George Thomson had � essfu ,
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� L. 1 � � I a ___ . �. ratford on Wednesday of last week at 5
1 ; �� I against 85 1�nglish Liberals, and 78 En�lish' pigs, also tiOn 'sale lait week
k other election, and the al'otorate will be Provinces, and in addition to that, with the We notice that - the Toronto aria his horses, by public auction � I wIt being % rough,
representatives returned from L;he' other I St of his high grade cattl � %uo-
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- I . Las - I as Mr. McHwen]' Lmercher� when their daughter Mary w a lot of gooci stock and it should L ottract a figures. Co' sold at good
. � hiae fairly, exceptipn of two, and th 8ev . eral the class , member elect for ,dependents !are classified with the parti'as &N Thursday, the 22ad in a
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� �. , � the Province South Huron" &S-4p,-Indopoident. Mr. Me- t6 which they are affiliated. Thus it hap. united in marriage to Mr, Andrew Eckmier, era. I r igh as -$42.50, I
' Led by a 66mmianion Englia oonatituoncies - in' of large crowd of parchas Idy as
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I accor nty bound- Q of Clinton. The ceremony olds ot,
: � pens that if every French member of P&ITlis- was i
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I 1.',wen is 'a Liberal andl a ,tporter of the in the presence of the relativ . pie i i p, $15
. I aries and not as n Dihave sent Liberal reprehentsuives. � 00� 'A
I � ) OW muddled up'for part- . . ment refrained from voting, the En4lish as the con- I a " ee. Thd sale aniou Led to nearl
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f 'ven were it not so, we think it a gross in. - would not tracting parties, b Rev. Mr. Heist, of � 300. Everything was o ld by B. L
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7 � suit, to.tha electors that .much a co, 1 been elected had his been,li�zW h;g L .ohn the English Conservatives of seven. If the Berlin, cousin of the bride. Mine Johanna FEED.- A large quaint lips in les* Pan four bo re. The farm, was
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. ,L .L . I - The same psper also al % r. Independents are left out of the count 41to. Kaerohero sister of the bride, acted an Mr. 'ViVrn. Thom on, of j-1,& i
. : � . long continual and virulent ampaign in made I is' " itY Of Oat Duat and
- L I I necessary on account of the an. Moat Seeds n hand. Call won; PrICO, $0 per 'to Y, fat the
. � bridesmaid, while Mr. Ezra
� L ; against Tarte by the Conservative papers- Charlton as an Inde and hitho gether, then the English Liberals hav , Urquhar , Hensall Oatmohl X it. � � .
, . I patriAi A 4 Y$i - at" ugh Mr. Hsift, Of Cam. D sum of $3,000. It is a no were farm .
, 7 i6 utterar con of 'P'olit`o&I jo , a 11 1718x2n' �O .
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I - I urnals who Charlton, p!edged hime W't'o vote w- ith the eel, performed the no less important duties I
I I and politicians had the result of poisoning L clear majority of 6 over the English, (a a I i I L
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i Z. � . -the minds of some liberals. dero of any considerable Government on 'ervery want of confld nee servatives, 11 I of groomsmsn. .. I I
. r We know life - . . . got nicely settled in his fine new residence. i I .
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L Ze temporarily misled For more than four yearm the 00 -tive . 1. I &a a record an I
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lattacks, and who hon. The Toronto Mail h a Tarte on th I office holder in the Methodist church at ryau b9s de.. -
I . � I presp, ar, least t - I - a brain, Mrs. James White, is at presenti visiting clilied an 0frer; of an e'di orial
L he papers we have 1)reviously The Ebhel cheese factory has al � sad Holmeoville of which he may well be proud. position 10n a
; L ; estly believed that t6re must be somethin g . � and in' its ravings it sh:ieks : - 0 relatives and friends in Luckn . Denver afternoon paper, .
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� ; wrong with Tarte mentioned, have eadeavored,- in 01. I " Shall Tirts' down for the season. The a He has been pew steward for 21 years, J&L oW and vicin . ass "to .
r ,� ; 'land who would shE&ke dictate to Ontario W eason W L
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I � : . sible way, to stir up and promote ill, feeling No most successful one. - L Itrustee fat the same long period, steward I
: � - i their heads doprea � . recently a ` Hensall, wai IMPRISON*
I iatingly when him name , certainly not. W I I in the Vill, , .-ItUNT FOR L11, �._Fran
: between the English ' a says he wants to ?, -The firm of Gray, Young ;for 13 years, representative for 8 years and age last 'who attempted to take LL ' r�
. i � ' . i recording steward for half that time. on k, on business. -Miss Beatrice Ur,q.ti-
� .- - Tarte is. pqrfectly satisfied with 'Quebec ust' of:Vi6ghamp have received a Ek so � _ a life of 143 $hah
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was mentioned,. wh�o should have known Population of the m hart returned this week from 1 of Porsia, I �Pxris, & fshart time Ago! has- �
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� . I - been for the good common sense of both � W. F. Kennedy, formerly of Orey moving to! the county town, there to take Mr. Thomm Neelande has rented Mr. True. S-MALm,o IN P.ARI,93�--An epidemi� of i
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C � I i the old adge that if mud enough is thrown national: ties, -the resalts woul - papers have given him a prorhinence kud township,, hike just graduated from Trinity -up his residence. His departure is regret- man Brintrielll- elling, at F smallpox has braken out I I
f at a follow, no matter � d have been owe'�r there which amply matis an a d irege4 Ooc�u. . at Paris, France, .
f - � -from what source, -his � 6m! Universit with the degree of M. A ted by the church, an he has been a * ;
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� . ___ i disastro a. The country would, before this, titioD, and he ham . mon i sense tE an to in er y . loyal pied by & r. JobuwMero the Isitteti having due probably �to the amat Ing of Arabs �and i
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. � . and zealous worker, an well as the beat Of decided to move into i1r. James ILogals's Ot ermone �from the east during tho ex- i
L L same of it is always sure to stick.' - -Miss Aunie, Weekes, of the Parr line,
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I . . I Xhore is no doubt have bee I n rended by.civil war and -a bitter fare where he -has no .light,, to. So long an Stanley, has graduated as a trained nurse neighbors, ing, i , I
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I some of the mud attugglo betwe'en people . he can keep 4uebec fo him liking he dims from Grace hospital, Detroit. I -John Doupe died at bis bome in Kirk dwell aL which Mr, Charles Marine has hibiti - I I !
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which the Tories �%Illvte so industrioLUSly . of eubiribly differOn't not need to bother abot t, Ontario.,, . I Pon on Tuesday, October 30thboaged - been Marine has r Tim *NPIW ;
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- I language and ancestral .origin. - -Mr. & A. Goetz who conducted the 53- Mr. Petty s tenement house. -Rev. J. Hig. wfoundl . I
I thrown at Tarto� has Luck. Thin' also, will ' 16 Hodginbl hbtel, in iyelimall, for a mutriber of years. Althou$h not in call alth for gin@ , of M)untain, Dundas county brothe Tharsday,of I�ist Weol�, rejfalted Lin and, on
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I � a I a short Lim before h is, conducted se vice in rig victory foll Premier Bond, or the Lib,
-Christopher Horn, who has been work. ,in death occurred, He Carmel charch, on ty.. I .oral
, . I other ijifluen' I these organs, a:id the sooner they learn that' Robinsoti, the successful candidate in Went Mrs. W. C,- Dav I
t 1, . .. � Ing, for Mrs. Sage, 'at Walton.,- fell fro �outroic ; Ing last, par', . � �
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: I . I oporaCed in favor of the people ofthis Dominion are one, tat Middloack, am6unted't) $7.25, as certified in ted'; severe cold which developed Dur the service he was taken quite Ill, ()-�;T, Rt'N-1 ED ANo FiIT' - I
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. i � sarvativea irk Ontario.' was the tem. as their country is conoorne . to by himself. wagon the other day and fractured his � a Into pneurriOnia, Mr. Doupe was . in )J 1 Y M15810XA1.LJF..1 �
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perance question, c Mr. 13 n Inde- lar'bone. I : reland btit'aame to Blanshard when a his sister. We h on to learn of his re- missionaries of all denotrinati�
L 11, is it known fa t that wi I 1. I Official liot Of Ahe - numbe� of
i I 11 be fJr them, They are not only bring'. . I iild ri,elarl�yl 50 -years ago, his father, the late 0 Jackson I and children, I one kille4 in
i - pendent Conservative mind is president of -Contractor Graham wh� put down !the cl i ,
nin rs. .7%a so na uring the present uprising, is Jr)O.
I , - . I i in many con8tituenmes strong temperance iDg discr�dit on themselves, but are g elections. Henty Doope, having settled in the town- covery. 8 Chi d I
, . . sowing He had two Liberals against granolithic walks in Wirigh.im, has Joe ' a of Ripley, : formerly of Hensall, - rpturned Also 422 children of the .-Inialsion Aries iwere .
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� ith the Liberal p+rty, have voted . i I writ for S908 against t 1840' The deceased was one of a home
I i W .. . I I � he town for .cxt a � m tly from vi t a Mrs, . _�
. - � � and Fortunat,,ly the influence ,many would like t6.'get is I filling. family of twelve, hav ight brothers and J. C I * I �
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.. � orked for Conservittive candidates, him, however, or he' *a Id not have oa%ed -Mr. Adam Stewart, of St �hree ni8tettsl, all of wing e L r . O,vv .1), -Th4 steamer Qiby. of
- anley, bad �he Jaickson's parents. -Mr. A. Grigg, �*ho ham from ublin to Bristol, Hngl4nd,
. I tm ited papers has been .. ,,am a l, Vienna
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L ; lost, their ranti'l misfortune, a week or so a -The oth r evening H., Retard, of been in M a aitobaL for the pas founde 'ad a nesday night, in St. Georke's -
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I . tf) punish Laurier, a q r*1 9 ng and his deposit in that coratituency, So tll�b 0, to lose !his R. t year, r turned
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I - in : a prospering a rig i , expenses were lighb. . I a wi n? �?ou forget. ' Before leaving tile Beautif ul Plains, Manitoba, and fort ierly �of He clung to the keel of a life,
- 1 qe of te aperance and country. I . I ;. �!,J was Hall ed,
what reeppat the cam I nd buildi . up the - . I
� . � I i , I ' . =While picking apples recently, Win. star , � IsIll Is custom, be. visited the dif - Dixie, arLived here this week, on a visit. 27 o4ra. .
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Pro-hibition could ! boat fo b . �
i Po sibly be advanced by ' - I .. 7�� 11- ____ I I � g are the very hat dsome,ma. Delbridge, of'Winchelses, had the miefo'r.
. I ,7 years absence. -Mr. Kennet� �
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i � � qriil, N . stened. atVIVIlen in thonellar he took hold Macarthur w%s in the village this week, � .��
� . L I otes and C6=nOnti3. very severe and le ' I I . -
. I nee and prohibition by Edit " I jorities' by which, the eeveral merr berm- of the I injuries to his arms ' the ele Ac light, to 6arry it, when he visiting hill .
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. : I Putting a Liboral 'a ernment a' ' I I L3.uriqr Governm 9 , brother. -Mins y Cut re- The Clergy Endorse jrt, I
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I . t -, ut of power A Winnipeg correspo I - ent have been electei� . George Brown has �dioposed Of' (i h L I - . I
I adentsays , - was knookoel down by the electric current turned home last week, from 0Aunu tirn, her We r Otiee th '
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. L . � ..�loiny Sir Wilfrid Laurier had a. majority of 2,500; lbion hotel, in Gorrie, to Win. I He was conveyed to former home, where she had been spepding a every sit the leading clergymelli Of .
i I 0 . I X ad Dulma a and partiall stunned,
and replacing it IYY ai0onservative Govern- people now think that Hugh John: " , on. �_ �
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i I . late'of the Brunswick h ' his home in to, carriage and medical aid sum- couple of wee - nomin4Lvion in Canada are publicly
. I I )ermanenti ' - J. Israel Tarte, 1,764 ; Win. Paterso Otel, Wingha its with relatives and friends, - endorsi 3g the be&uti(ul picture, 11 CHR S
- p . . . . 0 a new � - moned It'
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. . ; - , meat, led Ivy Sir Chat'leff Tupper arid sup. aid will �, . y r6tire from polities, 050 Ri � - Th proprietor takes 08Fess on on . an foiYhd that his shoulder Mr. George Thomson has sold his fine steam IN TH �, 1, 'T
..- arted by two of the largest d.i' - A. G. Blair, 1,037 ; Charl( i a
-i stillers and His frienils have made f6o 'I z- camber 1 th. 11 , __ �As broken, besides sustaining other thre i MPLE," and are recommendin
I atrick, 1,500 ; Michel Berni � . I 9
. � I the largeat lyrawer in Oftnaaa, I I out of hi� , and he is "2, - shing !nachine and beltin�h to Mr. it to ev ry Can4dian h
i � I Said to be tire6 of I t,)) r, 1, - I -Mr. D. A. Forreste severe bruises. He was confined to the bed I I Ome.
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11 I ames Sutherland, 2,00( ; Sir ],a , . al Black The
Theve are amne ot the � 3 _ , . r, of Clinto for several I James Mustard, of Stanley. _ i
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I � the 811ghL ravorHo Inaln reasons for We Un(' orstand blia - . 768 ; C,lifford , iis Davi ; I tall feed nearly 100 head of cattle Uys. K ight gav 3 a very int ictu,re ! "CHRIST, IN THI,,, rn�,' M-_ _
- - eresting lec0.re in PLB," a the most
Sif ton, SO( a this winter for the forei gn markets, and a Methodist church on W' touching incident in the
ba recount al bal lots Dr. Borden, 447 ; W. S, Fieldinf ,.37t ' will moat likely ship them himself I wh n boare edriesdaY even- life of
- � i 0ataro. llu� even - ; Win, M Jlocki' 5CO' ' -The toistees of Summerhill school tha
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- � with thesv, 11,4d t[1(1!ro I)a(iin before. 0 � county judge is to take place it] - . a I have can in a dilan,ma. Some time t a Sav'6ur. It is a subject that has
y i . last, to a fair sized audience. He is a ever ap ealed io the poet and the painter,
I I 8 dney. Fisher, 554 ; t, R. Do)el ,' 37' ' ready. � � a their ,present teacher resigned and iflnugent and forei I
. ' an l,onest divis. , �� ` . t
4 i ion of tlie collotitue � N cot 110on and South � I ; sine
; . . Perth. In. the Sir Richard Cartwright, 6,9, bit speaker, with Al the Jtfi aviour when a boy -of twelve
. I luies, this grand ol,l fo I John Carseadden, of Henfryn, -hall * �hey adver ad for another. Before engag- �l ho
I Province would almos rmer the ma ority was returned as 93 and _ __ - I . .
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I - , sold pathos, fire and enthusiasm of his �ace. in , deew� O'duirscu M, .
. . i � cel"t"inlY havc�given in the ]at �er If) I his 35 acres of land in �Irey,- to Bamuel Ing again 0�10i objection wap raised that as a with the
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� at Of Mount Pleasarib Farm, u bbio, -who are astoniabed at the
; � - I - The similarity 6 wee his na ' Wright_, -owner of the brickyird, for the the section 4vould become a union at the London road, entertained a nurrilber of ghtfUl R&
Z i a Liberal iti,iteni o,f a Gonservativel �mn- � I __ - m B and th lit ,,The Misses Bell, tho
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r jurity. i . -IN11" Is. . I sum f $1,200, Mr. wixdom of the youth. The colouring of the
! A'Jones, a Toront of,tbe riding cogit Dr. Leonard, the Lib� , 03at',acadden intends New Year, ithe prersent board could not frigrids on Tuesday evening last.-Itev, G. painting is suburb and the d . 'he
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. -aip Paterson in N th a soor. he Point appears to have been in Wi . ngham faces wonderful rawing
� I ran ag . 1. , goin to Michigan. enter into a�agreement legally binding its Long, of th a village, preached
I 0110 of Lliv at 11011 candidate in Lennox, many vo �
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I r1('t3l)111 Peculi'tritied-of the I ; L tea. Some 78 - ,Hlr. Rufus Cobleigh ha� removed with mile a ; this is particularly true; of
. r ; or - a a a inew on R. 'Hobbs, the face Of Jeau a, his countenance I
. a. hun- a, so the board consulted authori. who was cot .is fulf,of
: VILL lectors marked their ballots after the woid I hi family from Centralia ,.a London, on 8abbath last for the Rev,
- i m[Mign is the electi3n uf (.very �110,111)0 of Brant an Wentworth, loses, him
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I . 'obleig,h, Centralia and services at inter used with bi I gh
z , Libel none of whom cared to state definitely boyish beauty,
� the Government, %,1(1 t1loat of t, . OrN " Lennox 11 in the removal of Mr. ( AucLing anniversary
rs depasit, This is the third time stead. of in the sp�ce after d a ' Kippon, for the -Rev. If a
� . - . � Mr. Long., The and holy inteill
I � i the county of Huron losfl B that so and so waa the case, and an the Wingham cong It Is indeed a beau-
: Wildly Lrg�, if not in,, 'elf' 1)y "n' the Conse vative has forfeited his dept)sit in name of the candidate they in-lended 6 useful business I re gence,
� I .veas,3d majorite8, this riding. man and a most wortby- cihen. bo gation would get good, tiful picture, and should be in'every Christ-
. i w - - .. � � iard did care to run any risk in I thoughtful aud well prepared a mons, tan home. it is one of the two I
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� i . . vote for. lt is astonishi3g how stipid aory . Elliott has sold the Proctor E t Ing pictures
hile several ()f tile Conservative leadcre a -T, J 16 a pr octedent the union board ill i while the X ppen people enjoyed Ii I and which are this year given free to all I
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.f(`Lt(-(l' and r"1` ()f tile"), 60 far as While the Toron hA%,e to eng ge its teAcher. -
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I I w"v d( I to I a d World are of doing a thing they, are our to do it ' who lives across the road. The farm coul I - - Vently
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. � I wrong. The ball' . i. 4 at great paper, the Fam y
I . I llect, (!"Tt t I)c Mr, f1arke makiDg fools of themselve's howling ,about ts at the last election we, a , tains 80 acres and the price paid was in the - I � — - -The cold and etormy weather o� this I Herald and We kly Star. The other picture
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Wallam-, had a mai,rity extending into French d6mi * I :o pla naa,nd distinct thatit . . i .
� b , nation and the dangers to On- ble �i� seemed i.impo - I neighborhood of $1,900. i � 1 Londesboro. I � week has prevented the masons frotnifinish ' one that at oi ce appeals to Canadians, It
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; I -io fron' the larZe majority whid,li Sir . I of ,NOT . - presents the return of one of our Canadign
t L . -I __ ! I v. Mr. Copeland will preach to a la ge number from Hat
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. the threv figur tar , I -The angel of death vi it
, 9 si I ed the home the brick work of the nowbuildings. -
Wilfrid' 1: aurier obtained in Queb ' I . place 9 �Ugi isall and r8e
-i 1, I . , eA,,, th . - d n Satur. Walton on vicinity att(nded the anniversary services be a popular pititure, There is a beantiiial
. n . held at Kippen on Sabbath laet,and also 81,017Y connected with this picture. It lis
in bleatill" Montreal Itazitte, t1le leading Engli3li Con. A,few days before . thence the beloved ' mother. .
The Toronto Worh about, the election Sir Oe P14ce, will con uat'services here.-M.i8s J. the fowl supper on the following evening.- printed in pam,, . hlet form and will be se' t
t ay, the 27th day of _to er, and took Sunday nex;. Rev. Mr. Dever, of that
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t " the duwafall of the ( � I'lobe, is butting its fi . Riot - ' d I
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. 114tign is the fall frontatures of tile caln. . - th� art. While golag i1h friends� in Clinton. -Rev. Mr. MaCal. , last and in falling sustained painful �injur- ever before witt tv a such beautiful picturps
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. . - I- I � �. I ,I sidewalk - Mrs. I ducted -in the Methodist church and are family paper atthe ritnall pri" . of one dolih.-
. . . . f I I 1. . I I BrI.ogden spent Sunday last with friends in being fairly Well attended. -Mr. B,: Hog. per year.
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