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i _� ! � i � , The f1gure between the pareni.114v ereach � ! Don I - . - I �
i I �Jffl �, who were m inly interested i the campaigns ganived. � ation of a I arge number 01 -wit essa,le, gig son.- orget he meeting of the Bi le
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t� I 4, pl�re election. And, aside . . � F i in —OF— .�
; J,Vet tisement will be f ound, to havea i Jrr orh . - . -
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i I I � -6 . we have all'to th("Xpiiii ish of Carb)rry, Manitoba, award in - ratiul d I �
�� � - I dollc(tor's Notice -C. Troyer these Wingham cases, tid which Lre vv�re .shipped Bocie*t :r!sdent' 06 1 , i
.. I I � Court -y Cout-cil-A.- G. SnXlle-5 . . -Severil are of furn ,tu . Messrs. Stalker, Dingwall and Re IS , the Agent of th I societ , will be I � . I I , i
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.1 F L I ,Q,irio - s" catt Bro&-fi alluded, it was a pure election, We vent from the W' � paid ames S. Coo
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' Ap3l)zv-4 ' in company �ith. his' friend, M Arth ilk z
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1 6 1 ure the stat ment that -there ne-ve, was a the -North at. ' by the resp ndefits, who . al I' ' , a , dorris. L r, r I BY
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� -Ale, , ,re�, to have to chr nioal �he Fulton, son of Mrs. Fulton, o .
i - I I Y�tray F,..v�.e_Wm. RivIll-d"i't."I lin � - B' I'll, 11 -We reg HILLINE AND NA TLEa
1i purer election in thig. counti , And
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. . % - -sai,�-(;rcit-& Ali -danall-t I , but for what seemed - a . . f .
� . A ni". , � . I - f 1), Ifen'ders P. . Morris townshlip. He had ) seek �heir fortunes in Color ly 6
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P Olin tnima Ta ConAm: ord vicli has been industrious y, .n , I
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- .� T : ('7w-; �vllin;�, - WHIll'o-i & co. -5 �_ i 9 I - . oced the late'Robawt Maychoo . � � nit medical sklill-he passed away on- Satlir- will make them good citi7ens � I
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. 1-1 ' tion would h Ave been voided, I No. 469, aid hi i broth en much mi8secl in this part, especia
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r; _Pi r :4 -t --R. llicl-F� 5 We know that the aotiong and Jeciaions some tobacco and postaizc st mpg. laid his rety aius to rest on fl-,_ unday 23rd �r
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. _11 I Shot .9u1:Ve;t,onk-R,. williw & -ioq-�l . ha sold his WITH THE BLUE FR, NTI
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, ,.� i ' acre farm,,beiDg t e wc8t ha f of lot 23 , rd � Peter Fisher and other relatives in ti is : I
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- I . L ,�g ' James Bissett, of,vvho86 dea E we made vioinity.-:-The 14th annual meeting of t3e I
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. , i;; � Doe It pnv�JY. McLa, hNn-5 6 consession, Hullet ;, to his a n, Joseph. - I - I
. 1, 1; mrorroan-15) never heeit ted to aAversely criticjz� their � i i 4
r �, N, eibtiholtz was oiling Ma' brief menti:)n last week, p0sed way at his ith 8 bbat I
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� __ w I � - actions or dolpisions when we thought them chinery in WilliAl is' mill, W Ztirich, h had home in t ,xoter, �on WeOneed 'T of last School Association was held in the Met16O_ I ; I I
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- I two of his fingers ,, Fru�hed by . week, aft reatilt of di t.church here on Tuesday last. On Tridiv I ' t 'rda I �
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I �ir �� 11 1 13 C31 -A. cardna-�s I the itifirm ties of . old age. D (eased was sei sions w �
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I -tit; � , , J 01 maml Goods -J- 1[. Daly & Co�-8 J i - and feed merchants, v . in the year 1819. Heoame to y an I all were well prepar -
P I 1 4i: -; 1 I . — ha,ve -the Cul of .sho4ving the human dim -solved. ,Mr. Dru' mon4 will continue. in 1832 wi h �is brother John, End settled thev`ait6us subjects on the programme, I � -
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1-4-41- , ' _9 ertile farms i whi q now sur- dirpsees of t,he day, by the many who took
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I -1 "..tl . . ed Jhief JusItice who I made able &ad r a red a f1'M_ w rk. The offinlers elected for the ensuing
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I li� '�!_ , . big cision of th court may be. . Associatioir � Richard, ,Jolin a d e H ,&:n ,s I ; .
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if :' - t "�,_ � f ' - - Thomas, on the Z homaelsead r Usbori a ; gad vice-president, Mr. B ,R.
.zk5�,, ,t riatL, and is now on -his ter of com#arAtively little public import I �
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- I t Pik , itchener 'has ance. BtitV,he conduct of one of the highest , . � M rat Jame i ("reech, Mrs'. 4 ohn I Velah, A,, re. H iggin . e 9t
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Ill � _* �A��t �� ', - ; bee a . it y ins a-, e I i � --r-Daniel Stewart, has a d his property, home. In 1880 Mr. and Mrs. i sett moved secr . I be sold at once . �Ve still have a
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p, I ". -1 : both in'' the iAt public concern. If the report, to Exeter, and have since lived there. I __
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I _Trl� - - : � papers Brussels to Jam 3s Cuthi 1, of Grey, or hqld at Hensall.-Mr. Joseph P. Brine,1 of few Felt Hats in uearl � $I t1a
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� � ;iil- _�, i British forces seem to have their ha:uds. . -While harneisl 127 16 oree, the other Wroxeter. . . be &'frequent visitor to our village, was in will be sold for 25c and upwards, I � I .
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. ; et Steyn anlBothain or- the eport an, at was aso th village on Monday doing busin3as. I . : .
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i .. .. t ler In fact, the Boers goeini to have 1 im. ilar in sub,tance, and if e int pret the kicked in the slid' m n, bu i fortiquati I was Ontario ecdo Ain eq as there a in t i *county jand -ine) who is now past tb four so re :
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N_k.� * ,_ i -.1. � � . � � eriously inju.-e . are selling ff em! at:very rewo, Nle h too.. SoVeral as one rn�l M A . I � i . I
I I . I . . . language of �he Chief Justi ia cormctly,Ahe not a 2 .
I , �",. , � I cars of Brith h Columbia red cedar one : ordered for ptill steps around as actively ;
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Ti r� ; i, trouble now tba hh met - ,f , tb at I
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�: � � . j onies were declared to he British territory. to . . .nd m night -and presented�tbei as or, Rev I
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1 �i �_il� - p up from the start as to the del.ibion: he Brown, with a set O� bar e e. the beginning of the w4k. Mr. John � FuHarton. . � - I
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t__ . ' -Mr. Zeller, the, mac respected ex� toi clear out balance of line. Come early
� i,�--,] , - �, I:! � 7. 7] � . L: re, but virbile would give. I IL we.misint6irpret c r misrep- ; . Hamilton shipped two oti I lanribb, on at $2.75, il
I 4 .4 - . and capture th se wiley lea a . I division con t I of The weather will soon be ripe for Furs I . .1 I
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- .. . ritigh soldier _ old. This'is. one 0 .
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.11-. ! 1; i - 1, � tu,re and to give his langitage�, as reported ill tie prets. Canada. i� I .A grand ba,l at the town h I o %Vedn( AAA" - - - - qFlwlwlwl v0~ -
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11 . r . ations in t ie way of decorha *0 1: . It would many almi hty - � .
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il i . I . udge,and hat he got.it into his mind that the Methodist ch ir It w th handsome ph - ood thing if A lit�IOL Of 10 Veal aio- . . I . � I - L
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� i I the defend nts should hav prov. ,!he of. the a(
;1�, I ", "I . played in,gettirig ulp an affair o � this kind is at 3 .
. L� I encounter, makny�, British soldiers were killed � . I � fie �. MoFaul Co a. stores Seaforth.
'4� ',,,� - d I plaintil _ Ise Kate ' nell, aughter of Mr. L:' 't . -_
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� and larger riun�, Wha� the selves inno ent,. instea . mes Connell, o, oderic 1721.1 1
, �!:� �L , __ bers wound(d. I township, who . .. . .
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I I .� : . i th' defendants guilty. In short,' recentl y, was EA ORT ,
z - I I � end, will be or W,heti� it will c -me, no persoLn proving 1P . went th Killarney, Manito a, in stimul ting youthful 'irit, Mr. Job A -ing the nem - *I Be UNN� S_ .
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.. � I for a speedy seslation of hoot Wes. 2 1 Wingham, died on the 24th ulb., a, household goods to tbei . ome. Mrs, _ I
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f .1 1 pw 1 , il here is not mu,11ch aAivity in military a very grea pity that b h6d nottestrained years. Deceased W a a mos inue .
I � . � i I I here. -Mr, Scott, of Kirlp'irdin, , D. D. G. -Rev. - H. THREE STORES --No. 1 Dry Goods, ladies' goods 01111.
. : t 1, I i I � . . . . tb is'niourned b 16 large Bapton are visiting at Forest. . ) . y
o I cireles in China yet, The Iioxers seem to .
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,i: e an active an: livirig orgIMIZAtion still, decision of the court mayl c, i t w Huron, district No. e I No. 2, ) men 8 goods. oil No. 3,, Gio
I ., , - -'� , - I I An officis' visit fe ver for six weeks, is able to b up sitain. I ly. I . �
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1. F" - , I a,nd frequeat d --A cottage ir 1" inton, wned b ohn "gv�a air, I ds torun teas.
'i �, '.- : 1. � ; it should h Ve. It is this a' 4t'9f thing that � W. R. Thompson, of Tee , and M r.. liarvey and Albert Gettlei attended, the I . I . - I
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i - t . the allied forces' and ( !or 11 hose - maple roller dealers, wereja t ivn on at, I
114 - I � I I � )rnir)g,' 25th ult,, togeth -r with all the � 1; of I , Seebach's Hill, on Friday last. W.
11�* �1- i o xers, is 6ted. lie respect or our courts of Ilaw, And not fair m( I at. urday last making avra,ng Ments rith C tnish was in Stratford on Saturday doin ' to make it more comfortabl , the brute years ago. . This is the fi rat break lin a f , w -
I U; � , !' wlio, are supposed to be B I �; !1 a I household goods 0 the ten Ant. Mr. Ea: 9
; I �., �,, L1 �_ " I I Gibson Bras, to saw's large! stock of m %pie 1
I . 1n4B5e 'and disint6 ested critici 6 iiness.-Mr. James Harner's new wind kicked hin, several times in he stomach. ily of twelve children. The relati,�es of the
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!-. " . . J authorities dol 11 __ I ronto, is visiting her �sistet, Mrs. T. w i,nd, will be replaced by t once, but remaired insensible neighborhood in their bet-eaverrieutf �
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" y b%sis for a, seWeme t 11 Gibson, jr., here at prese6t.-Miq9 Eiith t. But we believe he is about all
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,h - ,1� " �, - , i tions ar said -should abstain from 1, making what Gibson, who has been attenoin� the M'unt - right this week. i I
. 'Z 11 ; ttrouble,alt ough negotii I - I . R. Weir, No; '6, tuile �t ; Miss E. Scott time. Xwill be very inconvenient for him I Ashfle',d. i - I
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.- 'i i � i I r either political partj, And the re- 4, Hay ; Miss J Waug�, No. 4, McKillop, y -A agic lantern views , the Trans- we i
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ji . I satisfactory "a condition a�. they mere.a marks of th6 learned Chief Justice are, even anti Mist; H. Q/o irtice, d. -f 8, O: her mother, brother and sister, who are Dolciaize to t cus. good is being done. -Mr. J. H. Garda
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�' - . I - . � Vaal war Are to, be 9 d wn with typhoid fever.-Riobard 'Boger t,.,m whom we c��uld not attend to on Saturday sold his farm, on the 10th concession to s
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il lz� I I i i month ago. ( now, being i ,used in this,way by -Thomas W f a , fo m; Lny yeari a re- Anderson, at a Cie � 'a meeting, W48 visiting friends in Ribbert last we(k.- last, and �eg to adviae them that we 1 have increased k Mr. J. FerguEon. I - -
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� 4 - . : � . e 7th inst. � e proceeds are Mir, G, Jordan has finished the ou;side our staff �and are d for all�, emergencies In It � .
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- -,. � � - . . Editorial Notes ]and Co his home in, Cc � a,�ily are having their h e at', pre ent, WE, S�EAli: FoR IT. -For your trade we I A RoY.u, RECEPTION. an
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.1 , - I I I APPeal, -ancy haj about a month e g E e h id react ed the M 11, got his hand poisoned in the bush � and �
: F ,I I Another" vac ; ,just �Tred in the - �� being able to got off dt, in 5 e re ular' mean. 'The E. McFaul Co., Seaforth, de- I Jones, of Dungannon, w 0 has been in:
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. � I , g I I - . Senate. Hen. D. McInnes, Senator- of age of 56 year,. I e wE a never, married. r . � serves it. Their goods spealkI louder thain with the Canadians iv Soath Africa, arrive
!� . � 9 . ,elat y sold It a far season. -Dr. Moffatt, of the ori I a' t It rine Armstiorng, of Mit h It 11
1. tr al judges, in Ithe protest against th( oleo- . --R. McCord, W., cs re. M, Society, Toronto, addrejs�d a I. " r M'Iis '-'at r te Oi I a I you
. - ' � , - ,7i n _ , e r e � our wor t only ge ' t within hear- in Goderich by the evening trainFriday, wd
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- I '&rrow, i West uro 11 Btvjylingtori� Ontario, passed away on Satur- on the Thames r)a' ,Ua)or ,haspurchased �� _ ftiem. Greatvalues arebeinggiven was tendered a royal reception by i the Iwo-
! tion of Hon.. J.! T, G . ... I "' da�,, h%vink reached the - age,.,of 78 year,., . 'ai in the baeem6nt.of the PrIpsbyt3ria chitreh, Miss Lucy , knd rews. -Every thing is iiively !Dg I I
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I PG Jackets for women and girls ; in FrieZe � station by the marine be, d �asnd the Coll IgJ.
I Torouto, on Friday and lvlo.r day last. The merchant in Hamilton, and a leading -man of Wroxeter passed aws, . o'n r day last, in overtime to keep up with the Cho
, . too, and eight' ,n lea rom� Londoo. The ' . 4ing. and boa rer overcoats for men and boys. ate, Institute cadeta,whil %fally one thous ind
I inpoliticsinhisday. Thiswill )akeamoft 'v 'd wa I takes the personi of Mr. David rs3 ta. � He was Viey are st�ill making cbe(se boxes pple r I
hi justice 'Arm- L )rice pai a j 6 000. Me,'. McCord , ed Every day brings greater demand f r thei ' people were present to 1 �reet the hero. -He
court was compiosed of 6 � I L, a a �O e by ' � vy fleece lined 50c underwear. �21-1 was escorted to a carriaE e b Of
spot for some of the defeated G its at the born in 6alashiels, Scotl 9 Wn not butter and Jelly. We Dotic th in-
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01r, Mr. Jusoce McLeiiin4 V Me �_Iuslice last eleation. I I I p . A happy And ' interes ook for its woollen manufac uring, as -well as boa TEL a numbe
, I - I I I . - - � � . - iDg event t . tl�e intelligence of the e6han c porticin of c.�esse of the farmers' bags of chop � that No $.-League met as usual on konday the prominent men of the town. They 6en
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��Ii 1.1�� � . I I rgued by . . f the I Royal Canadian Regi. place at the hOM 3 of Georg Bean, of Car- its population. Mr. Fo syth was no ex- rnment. - evening.last, the topic being introduced �y proceeded to the town b 11, followed by the
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'! . . � - I McPherson, on! behalf .of r. Beck.1 ,The Otter. They c' for many years, tj . k � Where a poor man"o money is equa g after the formal reception. an
. . I . I while W.. J. . M,,Heirdy, brother of the faithfully and, efficientl 3 Wag ton, who has been ill during the past week, ed, and Ion
- arguments wor :i Monday, and where they were feted and lionizaad by -the' ),room, helped I im. t iroi gh the ordeal, uni. ' 9 . .
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z - I Rev. E. A. Sham, erfotmin g the c . ent visiting friends in young and old. On onday eveni a
: I I . judgment was reserved. .- i -, strabions, in many places, and werel given ' * four daughters are le t! t mourn his Cloth garment they sell, and if not as rep. I ngs ,
: 4, I i - 11 . -There pai,sed �sway at I ,is residence, on. . 11
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i .. . - - other of Exeter'i )Idest roe dents and i � Joseph in Durigsunon, w
I 11 .1 ., 1 C(?uft of Appeal for about & year, and as a the Queen, and were addressed by a d Steph West. They have the. 9 m:pa y �of their M an 6:, Seafortb, is worthy of a'large with friends in Goderich.-Mrs.
� ! . she said many nice and compli 'r' n settlers of at townsbi 3, in th6 person Riley is at present visiting -friends iu Col- neighborhood turned ouf to do him honor.
. . I I ' n tary iers, w cs fed on 'Vednez- many friends in the b)rea ant. -.M r, &. ex nelve Ladies' Far andjacket ,trade - '
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I not repr4ented i� � W1 ich e6joys. Their great 1% cloth � coats ..
t . re'sult the constituency wag gh ol of Mr. John San r I :: �
,�:, I I tiiitigs to them. They are having 4 h d James R. Forsyth, of TOro ), And M re. b borne.-, Mr. F. Gibbs, while shingling the He was presented with 4n address of w4pl. I
� i, 1, . . ion of the LcgialaturO 'Tile � : day night, 21st tilt. The eceased had en- ' e ( '1� other day, fell off the roof, a distance of come and a handsome go , watch. Serg sot
. I at the last sees . ill t time in old 'London. i . I . John Her derson, of Blyti , � in attend- a'e rapidly, growing fewer. 1 72, 1
� �i - . . . - � loyed remarkabl y �good' he Ith up t within . I
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I . ; tr al judges decided that bribery suj�ficient I &nee at �heir uncle's about treaty feet. Though nolimbs were Jones is a member of the 33rd regiment. I Ita ,
i I - five weeks of his 4 . I oken,! he got a pretty badly shaking �p. has served his country well, and deseive#
I " I � * - e Quebec Liberals ar'e havil3k a clear 8 day li8t.-Mir' Con. Ries, pro rietor of' the s .
�� I )n pro��ep', and . Th � . - ur . O 8 oani pr
I I � to void the olebtion had bei ill with typhoid f ver. . was 72 ears of ,
I , i 1 t I - I electric light'plant,' wil : m ,a into the �ratford, 'is at present visiting at Mr., John 0
.�, I . he I - I An : all the good that the ovide, 1but
� 1 -1 1 , r � Vanston6, who had been walk over for their candidates at t Pro- i . � anless'. She came to see Mr. d 1 Mrs. i 9 i - .
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that one WaltIle, , I I I age. house new being vacated Mr. T. F. he bears his adulations odestly and IM ,a
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I � - . I vincial eIrlion. The nominations took - Rev. N. Bar ash ba parch 0 the ginson be ore they returned to their home : Cromarty. . I
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1i � . � , I . I Miller. -Mr. John Robeirtiso has been a . 1�
1. Iii guilty of, bribery, was an- agent of M r I - . I . � soldier. . �
� I I " v "i , , ' - fine residencis 01 I J. A. Clinet lin in am, . I L � -Mr. And Mrs. John Pe4rson, REcovEni-a-G.-We are much pleoAed to . pl� I ,
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,; I I . red the . place on F iday of last -week, an 31 Li bier I us an o ort. fferer of late wiW a re hand' but I
m,� I , - . .- p 10 and Wnseqne6bly th 3y decla I I I . . 0 . ib Oregon 4mes state that Mr. John Stacy, of the 12th con -
I (1114,rr,ow, : or$1-700, Itild ommodi f of Stanley' were the guests of Mrs.
� I I Ale Were IM'ed by a6clo.mation. All the f ) i e- pleased to note thiare are signs of - -Wild deer have bee seen in the toiwn.
� j � -1 i we ar Armstron - on Tuesday. -The Misses cession, who recently bad his arm ampatat- .
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1- . � J el ction void. Mr. Garrow appealedtigaimst. able, and in a des rable location. 10wing. to I � I I �
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I .- . cie 1 F members o the Government havt beeff Un. ree6very Fetting in, whioli % 3 hope will I shipof Hibbert. Last ee)!r, itis leper df
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I t.�ig decision, claiming, in' the firs place,- aniLMOURIY elected. The el: otion � �ak L tiOn of the f urniture , f wtories, Wheatley, of Clinton, were the guests of ed, is now doing nicely. . . I _
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. I . i . I I . - ither b�o Ham., continue. -The bricking� Pot' Miss Han ah Ward this week. -A cOlnesart G OoD Howm. -On Tuesday last, Messrs. two were on the farm. o, Mr. Wm. Wbyte
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i I . tha-it Vanatone was not proven to be an to -day, and it is expeb 11 . � ton's house is progreast g f it % orably an d a and when seen, were a sogiatirg i with It i's
I � I :, - �Ln . . 'overnm'ent a majority of three ilton or Toronto, , .1 . - good job in being done yl the co I ntra6 illbegiven in the temperance hall on James MCKalg, John I tacey and Fred � b
1'�L .3 I I giving the G tor, .
�, � � Jerse cattle. Others avN been reported
z I agent, within the Meaning O' the'act, lutd i to L ;1 Wnday evening, at which views of the Stewart, each .delivered to Mr. D. Donovan,
. I � I - last week 1 084 live t � � - I
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I ! . eGoverninent were shipped fircmi Brut, 11 Mr. Fritv, of Listowel . -i I .
IF, -1 the second place, tha� this �ik it case which be too*etrdDg for its own -.good. I Bel 0 and on Monday. I . : South African - war will be given. The of Seaforth, a' fine specimen of the equine crossing the country. . 1 4 1
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�i ohouldoomewithinthe sav�rgcl&ueelof the - 1,400 -more were. fori aried. The total, I I
,� I ! - - - - - . - I � ! . � - -Miss Carrie Hoch yqqllgest da . ter
� I . . � . I and should be well patronized. -Miss L. stock breeders some of the very finest sup- ,
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: ; � i I reight for the 112,514 b.irds was .25,961 .. Kipp of Mrs. Hoch -t of the don hotelu J .ee-
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�� i � pounds. This a �A� ci ate per pot rid, the I I Winsman, ,of St. Thomas, is spend ng a plied.
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I : � . - : proven shalt be a-ufficient W i . . rice paid, amou4s to ,he tidy suff of $I,. - ag�a snj doeds drawn up, mbne: . sned a eek with MiEses Vn Cots FANULY RE�-UNio-_s�.-A pleamant family
, � . � . 9 morniaA of the 26th ul�. Miss Hoch, ivho
1. i : I country for Ger-- 87 46. Who sa e'tb( p ultry bunness is owest ratet of interest. r 669 and other form .
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�i . I general result of the eleaticn, As !to the days, has left the 9 er friends at Bannockbi xn. re -union was held at: the residence of Mr. . �7
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; � � � . ! I not . SARY.-The anniversary se -vices Watt Dinnin, on Wednesda , November was in her as I ill for OD13 a
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I � , I , - � t part of the contention, it was proven many. The Germa -howe' pro6tableo'e.? '"'h turkeys will be John MoNev , couple of weeks, I'ne iet Outside her ic wn
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�;� � gland, i is a idfrom Toronto, in Ing bumines i hum again, fie Is I pre art d o ail in connection with the Presbyterian c urch 2irst, the occasion being that gentleman's
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�, . . i t, although VanatGne was at the c riven- dho ping, obes cand family had any idea th' t her on# was to
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li 11 's � were held on Sunday last, when Rev, Mr. 60th birthday anniversary. All the rels-
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jit ,, . . tit kluds of cu itom work, includir g
i I I I � and consequently his next stepping place cold storage. . quick. Tb lour Tways on hand ' I
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�i �� � ir I tion where Mr. Garrow was ri:omina.�cd, he will be in Holland. His Ob ,els wei ,hed 35 poundg. . Martin, of Ex6ter, preached morning and tives within easy distance were present, And
-, ,11 - . I . I - , ject seems to .be from BrusE ) for sale or exchange, Remen bi)r t e ol I favorite. -Mr. Samuel KnotV flour mill at (,or- ,
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;1 I I I - . I : e oquent �knd were listened to by large con. those unable to be pre'sent sent congratula- lingfirad, . �
� . . I wa,9 not recogniz-td by the loading w rkeru - the Boers and E ngland,. but it'is reedleEs to and : family ' from , Wingham, the TimaR SuITS.-Th�y' Are Inot made to . flame3 some days ago. While w6rking in
, %, ; . f . � . Presbyterian Ciurch in that town i g -egation,3. On Monday evening i tea tions. In the dining -room, where a most
. i ng W say chat in this respeot his misiaii)n'must be. r are made. to 'N th Y'r4 not' he . at 9 o'clock the ,other- evening,,
- I . . ; of th� p�vrty as an agent in any sense of the � I - . . order but . t . the mill abo
- � .1 . � iti mbst active 'amilieg. ectin which proved grand al was served, wax candles,
I f 't I I ' a failure. : ]','von in France; wherelthe people loss one of I - ancient Ready -Made, b b �he mor 3 m dern m g was held, a . mi eal.
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� I � term while Mr. GArrow hilT,golf die inctly siliccess. - The ladies had provided a most mortuted in old-fashioned brags candlesticks, Mr. Knott smelt the odors,of buroing
. . : racey ha's on fo, 9 me time a trust-_ Ready -To. Wear. Thei 0eat on $12, a . � *
- � - - I received �him so wgrmlyr�* the. authorities Mr.- 0 ti bi A search revealed the fadt that' firt ad �
, � r " len's )untiful �supper, while the after programme .
� tion wit � him, , there , w of Ois fact ti cy were �' d,,weariDg one $5, oth r'o lit tween. were lighted, one for each decade. A special
I epu(Iiated having tiny conne(tion wit GOuk,d not give him any hope in �tbe di. ed official. In I goo Of the �ang�ne ro,m.
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�1 1 � I an ' 01 W - n 8, th, was an e�cqllent one. Addrerses were de. birthday cake was also provided. After all caught in the partition
. i or .y� ktl�oWle(lgo of flis (19111CIS in CDunee- . a d Boy overcoats froni'the niedit m to e . - -
N ,I . ; rection he desires. .Vhe time for interven- presented by tb me be re of the churchr . ito service aad gDon
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H tion has ow long gone ,by,f as whatever with a handsor cabi:ie� of silver. The Ii ered b Revda. Jeanin Rand Yellit g, of had partaken of the good things, the host was I
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z1. � f tion. witfi the election. In fact, it a aers on . a throng of willing wnj ker* from the vil age
1: . . h - 1 6 England rnight have clone I'at ond time, she Cabinet contains ' von ( o2en pieces ( f silver, Ba% field Sewers, BruceEeld, and Audrews, made the recipient �f many T�resents, among'
� - from the vouth'a at a fe vv;, d( Ilan to the was present. They ion �cee4ed in ;quenchirig
,� . I , I . Varra, The songs of Mr, Me- thembeings beautiful upholstered couch. I
s ,,, o0cupyingthe p4sition Vanstorte did,pan be would n?t brook any- iinterference 'now.- including dinner alud te 1, a knives and forks, man7 igh i a $1 ?,. a The - . patriotic .
� , . a dr as overcoat its It, - the flames before much damage wo ddne�
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. i ja,kcu as an ageat and the can didato 4ld re- Krtigerisi,ti is dead, and tli� soonar the 'old also tea, dessert d tabh spoons. - G ill, of Hensall & a ,
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� E. McFail-Co's. Store, $e4f th, 172 1 , Daring the heavy wind, storm. last eek
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I ,t� i,a man recognizes that fae�, and shapes his *-Jane A eb of ; V 7roxeter, died on nfiin fSeaf)rth, A-
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.i. I- I 13portaible for his actions, no candi4r pp, � , NoTirm-Mr. Jan Mr. Jam" Harmer'H ni w wind mill, inFul lar-
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�j 1 � I _I course ac6ordingly, f1he be�tei for himself. .- . � �)�r - I "es C, " 0 li4ms, of Zurich, and the solos of Miss the home time came, all- departed feeling
.i � � . Friday morning d ul . She was born was in oL r village oil Sat rday and Mo3day ton, put up last summ er, :was blown over.
safe, It is bertainly a abraiihing of tl�e law, , . . Moffat, o I Varna, were well receive The that it was Llood to have been theta, and I
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� I I -:?-- I - Soun here he lived with. her last, stra ghtening up cc to with his
!; z I i i . . near Owen., w . . I d. It was not broken off, but the fuliports beat
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V � if not I it Nlao interprota(ion. of" it, to old to . - In- . church of oir also rendered some excellent wishing Mr. Dinnin many more years' of over unti t e - ill la I y on the
. � i I I `1 The Toronto Mail pu �� Ii8hed an abour'a parents about five years-, - ther, she moved former cl etomers. It lo k;ou e old times . . I the top of 1 M
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I any Bu,:11 contention, Ar, -10 the Iscoond 81c. "he church was crowded
I I - - I story last, week, to the eff ot t f t Hen, G. with. hcr pa�en ti:oto %Iie.,ownship (if Turn. to isce Mr. Canning in I r ground. Theyweren)t heavy extougli for
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11 , i � i `� . ssion, b 0 r. The proceeds amounted to $93.25.
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- � - paint, thcre were only seven cases o brib. W. T ontempl:tion the resigna. berry, 16th coni . Lord's supper will be in St. . the weight of the , fr me �and f4us. 11r.
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11 . L i I - ' . I kVr�xeter Iss Ap- Androw's church on Sabb& h, the '17th. � — Hills :Green. Harmer has been rath r unfortuOate 0out -
z, . � . 11-,�f t , e Premiership of Ontario, and'that
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li . Mtcmpte(l bribery, proven, . .. i 1 14 ye I i t I gt -
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:i � . I . were what id knowti as Lthe� I . , Reby had been i 11ing �o are , and the -Preparatory service will be held on the . I an or.., his well, as il took th m, when drilliri #
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, Xingharr cases, will accept of .a aaa�t in the Sonate and Idst three years as helpleas, her mother previous Friday, and tha ks "ivin g � : cry long time to get water, And now to
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, - � i I become ' inember of the Dominion Goverri- having to atten� 6 It .. he was -an the fo lowing Monday� --!'-R m. 11 . 4 tar. I cin have the wind mill b own. down, maket it
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� - .1c' -tion, wtrif , , "i Bethany last few days, has returned to his how .
I , out atid (liff t-, r " d Mills, who is to unable o walk ind ha to be cErried-to I spent Nlo�neiay last. at� the eotertai ment was given at the .
., 1 i the ( elila cing Hen. D t tin� of E zeter I . nvenient. I . -
) L I I 0 ,meni- HebBall.-We are pleased to learn that Miss I very inco
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� I ! tra. in [tie nio8t r be made In judge. ss, of 3ourso em- wherever she w ited to go. She was 37 home of Iiis night, by two Ai uL ,
i I M r, ;� rigpliew, Mr.1 hn Balfour, -Early on Sunda )rning, 0-5tb 41t,,
.� � � tew il(ffl, De�, C813 andifooliAh . . y m(
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7� 1 � . D. its, wh are travel Farq bar, who has been on the sick lint, is
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�; . L that years of arle. � merchant. -Mrs. Yodi3g,' all si wir of M?, A, . )
:� i hatically denied the statement, Bayin'g the house of Mr. He r Glasser, in N rth
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,: �! I nianner, jaA as drittaken, tiler were likely to . . I - Naylor, o Emit Wawanosh, Hay, of the village, whol ba bee it ill for tty deaclibing Armenian life, manners and recovering. -Mr, Johnston, of Kippen, oc- y
i I I fie is quii� comfortable -in: his present posi- -Fountain Easthope, was destro ed by fire, caused by
� � i do. Vanstone was cannet ted wit,h thi,i . . it . 0118tom8 and telling how they escapedl from cupied the pulpit here last Sunday. -Mr. � .
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If ,,tn,,,t�titll,itivt�sreitl)e(;ting isdoitigs ion that be given him in connection with 'Dominion as he was retur� It the past week, Mr. and �rt . Hair at�end- that con try, one having been condemned ek, attended the fun -
I I . 9 0 0 � Hinz f om Wingliam. -8 use alil aze.
; I I 11 , I , 1 eral o died at to the building, M, t the he
; I I politicos and that he intends coi would appeai - Sa u d la3t.-I'vliss t( - a cquir. -
� . I ( death five times. They purpose f his sister, Mrs. Clark, who
:� night thitt the opponiLioa are, endeiworing I Atinuing in tli'�t he f 11 from'his buggy, ed the funeral on y truc
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1 - bu8iness at the old stand At the Parl!"ament for a riciglibor who foll)wed at some dis- Ellen St�wart, of Tir r�it is left her6 on iEg a m dical education and re�turni 4 to her home in Shelbourne.-Mr. F. Coleman, Being a frame 8 ru-ct re, and with a Odgh
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. i buildings in Queen's Pa u a buffalo iobe, and on going a Armeni as medical missionaries. Th) pro- Jr.. and wife, ,have returned home from .
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; .1 '. v mil tuft by tile triRl judges t ha -L thow were I rk, Toronto, until tance, fo rid - Tuesday morning las , o 4n ,x en e visit I ,eds an ounted to about $18. -Mrs Me- Lucknow. in a short time, tog most 0 : i he
I i s spleqdid policy of developing the vast little fuither fcund a horse And buggy. among fr.ends in MaDitoba�, a il th,,,, �rth- I cl, � ""Inriw, ere 1 Is
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I !, t . . NOTEs.-Mr. Jake Jeffrey spent Monday contents. The hou g, w -h 11,
11 It. i Tho oaly va-qeu (.f bribery �-ovc_n. Ii was naLUMI e8otirees of this Frovincy have been After some gear(.4, he fot rid the injured man west. Saevillalso viEit (r brother in Kenzie, a delegate of the Womart-'s E reign
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� 1 t3 ry Society, lately returned from evening at Mr. Charlts Troyer's.-A� num- .son � I
� i eoinploL .dI NotwitbatAnding Mr. Ro�s' de- lying h0pless in the dimh. He was taken Qolorado Miss Stewart sm y co rnpa ions bfiissiO Ver
r t Aler) provell, (in the other 4(le, thll� th eso - d. The loss is stimated to be rd
I I ' China, ave an instructive lecture in the ber of . i
. . i . i * . nial, ho)ve;ver, the Mail still condLnues harp- to his home,.a-ne me'lie'a examination bhow- will wish for her a plea t nd Mjo, able ; our town boys attended the Varna 1 burne
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! . N inr On t�o same string. It firs-, tells- the ed that .his Elpi io had been injured. Hie trip. -TI e Mission Band e0a , be.d it the - Thames Road Presbyterian church on Mon. tea meeting. -Mr. and Mrs. W of Hib..
� . I � d iy eve ing. The address was liste ru retur ; arch Mr. John Norris,
I . I ; irtuoh it- the niNjority against Alr, t: triow li(�) ' As he �ed to He ned. to their home in Chiselburst, I - -Last M
� , y � 0 1 and,'then refusing to r(tract, it contimiel I d moved into
� : I . S lower limbs are entirely paralyzed. hall on Friday evenin ;I st, u ider the i _ bert retired from farmipg'an I
: � r . I -spending a few days at Mr. - ' )
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11 in NN'm,,_,1,a111 -al thih elce ioll WaLli 11111ch to (30M ent on it as if t wer( th,e solid is advanced in .y eara, th results may prove auspices )f the Gauld Mi 8io i Band, was in M ith ra t attention. Some $62, was',kaised this week, after
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I I ! t ifying stl�cce . The lo dies, . Mary Charles Troyer's.-Mr. G'eorge Pringle is I I
i largc-r than eNwr before, mil bebides, evtn truth, H.)%vever, the ail'a r3aders are fatal. every vray a grat i - - ov-
. t . : . I erty in that town, w ich he greiatly imp
i . I 1ph hotpital to busy making and selling laddera.-Mrs.
- ; ti -ed to ithis. sort of thi g, and no person -A case of parficula local interest was who had �he work in hand made ample I Ilerin ton has gorieto Gue.
i I .- .f ,ad all (if thern borne fruit, hey wotild not d Mrs, Workman visit. i ed and made his hom . Four weeks ago 1 his �
i I I I oo , Ly at a lo,18 to ! learn the useful art of . nursing in ijkll' itS Joseph -Foster an
� . I I - tl,ellts i[s I canards with I sieriou iness, NY, e tried before HiA Hono Judgp MassoD, at preparation and were in � well, and a do�,tor
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� I I � - 1 b�aoch s.-Misis Katie Fyfe, who ha4 ed INI ra. Charles Troyer on Friday last. i feet .
I I i 11 ik,ve (.11anged the general rei, ult. may hqe'� statc, that Oblario'� vigorous, Blyth, recently. It ap ears that some ten satisfy t e wants of the I rge athoring. been nos'd the troublf 0-0
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i i . � " ; I V me OBITUARY. -Sarah Catharine Troyer, re- , who was called in, di e .
! doubt Mr. � i rrow is having clever 130 lip to date 1'i�emier k not the years ago an aivard WM made under the After tea was served, a g cd p ogramme sitingl her aunt, Mrs. A. Neil, for so I
� I There is na - . � 1� a disease. e continued to row
i 7 I 11 of the late W. B. Clark, died at her � Bright'
i E kind of ti�mber hich S,-nators are ditches and watercourse act, taking the wa. was carried out by home;t.%I(At, assisted by ,' 1 onths, left this week for London- where lict I nda vening of laigt Wfekt
f t� i hard luck in this i t�a,,P. The . .' I
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I L I tilade while tt _ pooition e now occupies is Ver ,off Mr. Edward Eraehling's farm in Miqs Williams, of Zuric4 , N�leesrs. S011ery �� 8 e intEnda spending some days before re. home in Shelbourne, on Wednesday,Novem �
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falc:f.ion should never havel I)cfen voided. I ' ' home in the west,- -What her 28th, and the remains were interred on I when death put an end t� big sufferings.
i I imineas lr�bly in advanc of a secondary ea��aterly and Niesterly directions through ar d � and Rev. J, S; �Iendersorl, of t rning to her . id and I
I - . � I sed was born in Tyrone, Tfelar , I
z I I str O t I The deceased was a I Decea
i i I We ,, e no apulogiiit for bribery, but in in- position in, the Dominion abinet. No, On- Morris Lind East Wawaiiosh. Some Months Hen 11, who did their parttowards making , nr Ave proved a very serious a�cident the followin Friday. i I
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I 11 ! I tie able oommon taiio is ao� ready -to part1with 11on. G. W. .ago the ei3gineei of Alorris made practically the a ,ening's entertainmen,t )1ne of the ibest. I It ippen d to a er, son of Mr. GX.1' Kers, daughter of V. John Troyer and sister of settled in Hibbert 4� yearo ago, ACCUTW,atz
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I � _(rpicting any law, rea n . ing considerable pr)perty through POW, '
� - , . � Ross yet, It has plenty of work for him to the game award. From this award Messrs. The iseion Band, for the, 1) A years! has i lake, lapt week, Re, in company wi�h two Mr. Charles Troyer, postmaster here. De. 1
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i � I F;enee ohoulsIbe ursed, And in the light of the . - I industry. He was a Man! Of
i � : - do, and hei is just the man to do the work. Stalke.r. Dingwi 11 and Ross, who live in been oirg a good work, Arid now, asithey lo�her g men, were in the. swam� west ceased was 41 years ot age, and leaves five verance and i � '
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� i 'N-lail's case! that -both award a were wrong, n t at their wor of another year, 'e t speak for: the , Mr. Clark having died about seven best of health. .
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