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. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. menace and daug r to our. instit-lul ions.. of Varna, are expected to be, resen And the sa�ie fa m N yea�s,-Mr. 0. W. Hol- W6, $5 " I; . ; �
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I - Bateman, '$66.51 - P. J.. Bishop, . , � .
; . deliver addresses. , Local talent, assin d I Mao 01 ayfi ld, who wlas here on Friday llwll� r . - : . is,
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This being the case,lany good men who may fRoCeleb - t B pq�t in the Foresters' $70.113 ; M. Hutchinson, ; H. Bate. .. - . I
fiff.�he figury between the piron theala or encill ' rated Blyth Male wi ?I evEnilip 11sammytfi., &king $71-79 . I
one, d' t the page of the paper on 'which the be &ppointed td J t their . _Quartet $109.19 - J. Bate- ; - � . -
� . will ,simply use provide an ititoresting programme. The enterta union , ill ht 06 guest: of mat , $49 15 ; W. Yuill, . I I . MA-.N,� S i � .
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dver=t will be found, , , was """ Sevin.-Rov.J. man, $28.30 ; Wm. Bowman, $55-32 ; Jan. I � � .
positions an. a. sort o poiso,nal ornament and, -usnadian Order of Foresters are - prep ri g his old Wand Mr. Johin M ! I - -
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- Hard t6 Tell -Greig & Macclonald-1 � f airman - of the h I e- Irel in d $32 07 � John M ason, $53.24 ; W m. i �
. . tlioir� seats- will.only be occupied when they �o hold a grand ball and supper on the ve - K Pori I of arkhill ob x I A . i . # . AT . . s- �! : - I ,curr .
Winter Overcoats -Bright Bros -5 - . , ill Nup:�% the pulpit of tIhe Bre iwaril $43, 80 ; H. Lamont, $1.49.23 ; J. I : ' .
-5 � desire a ,plahsant ciliday, which- Ing of Tuesday, February 5bli.-Mrs. owle ter diet ricb, A - IoWi
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Don't Delay -Richardson & McInnis -5 'have at the expense of the count,ry, orlwhen . ssion ry N. i Richardson, $8.2,65 ; J. Cunningham, 0 � -
- I . who is very ill. -,Mrs. Jameo,H. HI lot b, afternom-, wh3n he wil preach mi �. Auci
. clear ale -J W. Ortwein-5 some party ends a 6 to be served. �,�c arie 105"boderioh township, who his been da g(r. oar moo 5 and t Doeive the contributions of the $21.1 76 ; Eli Smith, $169.92 ; Jiatneo Car- 'Corner, St ! .1 I" -.
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Furniture-Broadfoot, Box & Cc - see one, f her b ot ii- Methoc! is, . tell on abbath next, in the Elli DO, $270.44 ; J. McKinnono $128 14
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Will Cure, a Cold -A. Wileon- 5 . 9' ' veri' d is eople for m onions. -]I ev. Colin Davii
Stoat iuga�'Iiug-McKinuon & Co -5 i,lof diff, $126.68 ; John Cardiff, $101.20 ; G; The. re
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sorry we can noT.con ratulato Im ot no oubly ill of puetimooia, is reco I the place of Dr. McFarlane, $49.47 ; T�. Bialb I � I . ; ..
i out of- da6ger, -Mr. James Thomoonig no1w tondon who was here vo �138 92 ; D , i f , ' F1181
-mattei how- good or deserving they ma4y be, . I J 1 . I ,
Clearing Sale-Lleid & wilson-5 , - running his saw mill, on the 4th concesmio I, Mc ntag Ue,' to address tl Foresters' concert, Cre*, $84A2 -, J. Crerar, $194.45 ; . 1 �
Mrin'l. Overshoe�-R, Williri & Sob -5 on being appointed to such positional . . vening at the ho a B $72.66 ; Mrs. Livingston, $54 69 ; I WITK THE BLUE FRONT, --.
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� In� day and night. -The people of B41fic d wa i ant ertolin d for -the I ! I I . .
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Election Abstract -A Murdoak-5 L -M-ra. R. H u t,, R IrepC%lIum, $87.14 ; J. Ar'Motiolng, $104,- 1 . .
deed, we do" not kfiow but the Gover�ment looked forward to having, the electric 1, gh to of Ar. 4nd Mrs. R. GI g. . : - � � -
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Wood Wanted -A. 1). (4milt-' 5 ' v.' running once more on the election of a tie w of How all, during the ast week, was ' he 82 ;1 Win, Armstrorig, $64.75 ; J.�Ferguaon, I � � I
would show better sense and better epr � � � . I- i I -
Farm, for Sale -B. R. Higgins -15 . � council, but so far there has been no no e', gtx( st o Mrs. (Rev.) Ac esou, of the thahae. $52X ; J. Little, .%5.38 ; S. Barr, $142.- - 1 - I - 11
. , i 1. � To clear out the balance of our stock of Mantles, we will ,-,olt $10 manil . - Alf.
Farm for Sale -Joseph Oaach-5 - sent -the feelings of the people, didi they , I J Sabbath next, 71 ; R. Cardiff, $67.08 ;- A. Bradshaw, : b
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. . Hotel, for Sale -5 rel use. to make appc intments to the. Senate jority of votes polled in favorof street li ght I, in St. A Ludrem's,churoh, i rid the fowl supper $74.33 ; Win. Wilkinson, 819.99 --, J. Dun- for 85 � $8, mantles for O, , .
Notice of Dissolution -Robb & Cheenoy-5 'a F. $6 mantl-�S' for 83 ; .$5 mantles for $2.50 ; $4 mantles for -$,2 ; all(I all 0 ' ", I i
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as obatabecome vaoiiint,-so that, in cotirse of we think'the council remiss in its da, r I ori M.oidaY Ovening, ii looked forward Ito can# $67,77 ; Wm. Bryans, $109.51 ; - ' theru2t I
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er in hall it with n uch iu terest. 8 cold ,the weather McCracken, $32,31 ; R Every mantle in the store must be sold. 00me and see ' '
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94 time, "it Would )ecome extinct.' I This e ma.bt - a $6r"- 5r) ; the same rate. . 'for �
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. I Once.. ke(p fe orable a large ght,hering is antioip t. Mr , Cameron, $63,83 ; Mrs. Flatti, $139. jint as advertised. We. will be show vile
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Pi! for Service -John E Ider-5 ' - e giving an enter J. Mooney, $189.70 ; J. Broadfoot, e66.68 ; ou, whether you buy or not. � I � Val I I
a gettitig rid of the ei pensive incubus, � I er for 14p, 2 a hool,'inte id - I - . . - speln
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. - . taiinment In t a near fut ire. -,The enterta ,n- * M. 'Cardiff, $60.66. Secretary"o 'statement, I I � �.
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Jewelry Notes -3-J. F. Daly & Co -8 I We also have a large and well ass,�,rted stock of ,
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Nati(o to Debtoro-Estate Johnson Bros Editorial Note and Comme'nt8. i - sarls
! -8 .- I Millorls now block and for the next So days is folt iz a made, 75,441 ; average poiluds of '
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� I -G. 11ood-5 �, I 6110W. to soil robe@ I blankets and bel.o at cost. All kin to pul Us are always looke(I forward to with � a chees . Christmas Cards, Calendars, 16adies' Fane ,Handker Burn
I Faxiners' Institute .most pacplawill agree with the f, it deal of interest. -The concert in Cho milk per pound of cheeab, 10.97 ; average I y - . Butte
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Bitte, Orabges n ing r-6mark of the Hamilton Times, and it horse oollan,, guaranteed to work safely, too ring frael on Friday last, under the auspices !of price per pound of cheese, 10.36i ; received i -Which we are selling at prices that will a5tonish you. �
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. would be wisdom oil the pa' A of the Do- healed at H. Jacobils, Hensall. 17'6-4 -the I atir no � . - - 1� RAV I
. , anc] ot er attractions, iyas very poorly at- il'OOO pounds milk, $1.62 ; co�t of rnak- . I
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el minion* Governnien� to give heed to this LoST.-On' January Sth, between Zurich te I entertainment was er 1,000 pounds of milk, $1.80 ; cash Clothing Department. I . - Shoe,
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- of I ad to attend missed F.e9r, , - . I . ' . I , , 'wool,
tilt " anutfou itspooft # " , part of the Cleo. 'and' the Parr Line, a Saskatchewan or lwi� sticn I . - �
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, � Buffalo Robe. The 11nder will be suitably row ,rdcd goo I . � bial holiday prices in Clothing. I 00 boyB' I rot"
- - torate of this' country. The Times tsays: upon returning the some to Ropult'r LoRihm I stap e a good �imc. Rov.,Coli I Davis. of Lond6n, ; ; : � Spe all -wool two-piece 8 . J
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":We do think that C - anada could very well driver, eith.or at Hensall or Zurich. ti 17,2 wan sent, and gave an.address on the 1. - be cleared t $1.50 ; 100 men's all-w,00l three piece suits, to be cleared -a - Wood
SENZORTU, FRIDAY, Jan. 25th, 1901 1 benexb, �of Fometry an( the good manage. , I I -Weod
- � . &fford, now that- eli6 is well provided with LOCAL BnncF8.--:--Th carnival held he ,a op ment of the 81 1clety,'wh h was listened 'to D11 boys' pants at 25c a pair. Don't forget to see our prices in Frei7e and Beavet - I .
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I — I railways and cana.IE, to curtail oapit�l ex- Tuesday evening was lar attend d, a I RATH OF MR. WHALEY.-The funeral Overcoats. These prices last only for the holiday season. -, Don't lo.r,yet to 1 � 'A 11
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Reform -Meeting. , xeto, ao I pro it, Mr. I avis is an excellent speaker, art Whaley, who died in London, on 'the hether you purchase -or not, -
energies to the reduction -of her debt."� and villages of Seaforth, Clinton, f . . .......... .................. I__ ..... . .... . � ................. � ... . .. . ..... ... � Pork.
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'' — . Zurich. The ice was ,� n excellent condi ion and knows wel how to I ing n soun facto. prev!ious Wednesday; Mr. Whaley liverd in I I . 3
Wo again remind all those interested of � t � ., .
Mr, Will McLeod, of eaforth, an usuil, Blu4v&lc a good many years and then ' ' � I
� the meeting of Reformers of South B uron, There may be bad times coming, but the and lovely music was furnishi3d- by M . 11. .
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signs of their arrival ar . e not yet visible in The oosturnes were varied an bro igh t d . wn the house every time. Mr. ,rem ved to h1hel, where Mrs. rocery Departm,ent, � : .
as constituted for Legislarive purposes, to � . � I good. I The following, a theprize list :; 1CWo HeLeod teems to'bave - t a knack of entdr. of 0 u u five years ago. Since then . I � � .
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be hcld,at Hensall, on Tuesday next, at 12 I . Mr, T.- Murdoch, in compau h 1311 mptio 'stmas aoods, i - eons I
the reventie-statenients .of -the Dominion. mile rsoe,:Walter Sh er; b ' race, u 3 d c r tail in - a � d lived on the Bluevale road, latterly Fresh arrivals this week of Chri 0 incluiling Crosse & Blackw4l'i
The recei I pts for the six months that ended "' wit 11 t a dau liter, Mi i Amy, of Hensair, at Mr. Adam 01 ' h rule, until a few weeks I I - ifluot
- N ;1 eels, new layer and mat figs, new dates, nuts, curraril raisins, &e. I
0�clocf. Lo there be a large attendance, 12 yeirs, Walter Ful is yve oharfa)ter, i . 1.
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I December 319t, 190, were $25,731,666, and Vera Murdoch, " She rard ; girlo',c lar - who 0 ino 7 !
CBS We are paying 4a for dried apples. i
� . and iervice were on hand, and to s4y died of consumption. He was 66 years of i
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. the expenditure's 817,208,610. As COM-, acter, Pearey Scot , "Miss Canada" ; gr � ! --
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� p red with the oorryspc�nding six monthe of ,A -Clown)?; Rero. Seller, Trc A and Smith, of a a Forester. He was buried. by Court . .- :
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The Queen is Dead, ,;ei previous year, the ravonue increased by boy"s character, Louie H I ' . .
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245,104, notwit standilig the reduction . eom Thumb. -The lecture and cooper 1, . COME WITH -THE CLROWDS, TO .
Per liaps no announcement that has ever . ' n I in Miller's opera hall, on . Thursda V mlu lo, which i a all made up a grand enter- Bloc vale cemetery,- beside the remains of 1 1 k?et 4
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enmade has caused *such universal and ain, which went it to cffpc� on -July lot 9 event g 0 , J . the ciov�d, it an no failt of theirs, as the Mit hellf Mr. Thomas Henderson, of Wing- I - r on ti
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wide -i pread regret and sorrow -as the fol- 1900. The -way seems cle,,ar. for deb,b re- I I .
; Africa, was fairly well atterided, Thol led. progyran�me w a of the beet. Mr. .G. W harril arid Mr.. Charles Henderson, Bluevale - �
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I � I Holmao; of 11%yfield, i oted an chairman road Mr. Win- Whaley, of Belgrave, was . 0 0
lowini-brief message which was flashed, . ture was very interest ng, embraci ; B-� B, Gu -NN, SEAUPOIRT1 .
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over I the wires Tues ay afternoon I and account of the war, wb le the musical p0t c f the I
and performodhis part w - L�idef mourner, and was witli his father,
It iitstatpd on g)od authority t-hati Sir . n M . � Iferill
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which ran as -follows : .. -C arlea Tupper i I . HREE STORES—No. 1 ladies' goo6 I
- � haa writ ell a riaginglare. , ; Wh 'ley left a sister, Mrs. James Shaw, of I �.,
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Mat at, 6.30 surrounded, by her childre and � . ATT4BBncINNINi1.of , Fhe season, when the nature, . I �- I .. 9 Gro 20e,:
. Coni-ervative party and to t orterl, Luie Aoir accompanied them as organie . - ' . E!
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The words are pathetic, .throughout the Dominion )PCanada.il i sood,h3lection of splendid soldier ' 0 ngE. the best values -lin the Itown of Seaforth. of -Mr. and Mrs. 3 One h Hig ins, of the 6th � . � . I � I . 90 '.
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rest. ThQregret and grief at her domise ,the chief a r t. y hi , 0 the day o(I the G. H. �Long, who dischark,ed his da'ti a in I now simp y ill set past at fLitclardii of -value, - Wo4mesday evening, the 16th inat., to -Mr. sole, visited at Mr. ,John Gardiner�o this. and vigorous, and as active'as many men ot -.-: - inamx
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. C�nserviitj cau_1 ' manner.- is@ � Oodo being 13161d by oh� Lennox, for I f Wi barn, now of *eek.-Mr.'R. N. Daff is home from Mich- 60. He is the only survi or of the Irourig I fripiah
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- 0 i ning ,of ent. Sir Charles ol in the village the E. McFau � Yo i may require some : Lotus, Durham county. e bride wa ggie ave. I 8, Win. arld Alex. � -- for o
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C I new wearing E pparel and lif it happens to be dressed, in cream duchess satin, and was at- more silent last week in Newbridee.-Very and sisters '16- P',i- .1 w4- �, � _
ledze bh t she was jzracioualv snared loniz f iS made . ration ani anio , and predicts a last week, spendin Ing - 1 114.
will be somewhat mitigated by the now- Parlia �aska G, --H land, of Exoter,swas, Co. A s i4an.-Mr. George and Aline Ma i C family of 10, his brother v _
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� b ight future for tf a political orgabization, Miss 17. Cook.-MigS 14,'MmA J Nng mad i of f ur we xdvise you, strongly , tended b her sister, Miss Minnie, who wore , 3y from this neighborhood lattended' the ing died within the last 4 years, I is 110,
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I . - -itheir store. A; an need wait no � white silk organdie. Both bridwyand maid - .
I tl�e leadership of which he ha's recently laid ,been visiting in Olinton.� ; Miss Myrtle to go to �
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t 14 I � I ,.down. When this meeting takes pla 3e, Sir is is'spending a fe days in Lucari,-- 6 � � 1 728 ed shower bouquets of roses., 'Rev. 0. 1 uesday ni&ht. Miss Jessie Alexander, ,, - . I q
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� . r , q,a The anniversary services held in' Carmcl 7 1 i � *iss ";Mary Waldrum, Mr. J amen Fax, high- ' I -
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i world ever knew, while,we -May trut fully h4 a booked to lea a Canada about tI a first church, on Sabbath last, were well attet ded, I mony, and M iis M cLean played 'the wed - 14nd dancing and Piping ms,6-a splendid
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: sincere and universal love from their Bub. A I ni a entsoLroef deased to 'welcome Rev. Mr. Lake, Dr. Drawn, of -W I � a. 6 . "
�, ; � - M. Houston, poli a mag strate, Cho ,am, -of Lis bowel.. -M i8s, Grant, of Thornyb'urHt,l 1hei 6 . roxeter, � . clear out of all their fur M,
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1.� i - o�ggests , amendin the criminal code I I . - I �
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,� I ' 'orvic3lnSt.-Geirge'o church last FLAX'Co3ypAgy.-The annual m'ectinf, of - , requir ' I
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I I i true, good woman, wk�o, although dead: I I Henderson. -Mr, - W.',,C. Davin and r. J,i. I o 4 a to be at a stand an ,or any other
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� . � i -- i sci,ctiou 0-03, by stri xing . mit the word' i r,,i I I Sabbatlh� oWing to the illiess of their pastor, the shareholders of the Blu vale I LOCALS -Business seem � ing Astrachan, Bochar-
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7:1 1 . -0. Stoneman have moved iut their 7 ne a -ax still since New- Years, -M'r. W. H. Finne. r w -a
m - 0 style -of Jack,et, should look to thei �o , in- - �
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L will loa speak by memory of examplei, Clause a : " In any railway car or kt am- � an Rev A�if. Abcy.-Commurtion services were Man facturing Com i More received a large nar of Manitoba I
� � : \�. 9 � premises in -Mr. Davis' ew brick blb ! a held on Satur.
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,� - The Victorian era, which covers the boat used as a public conveyancel for are making fine displays."., The Bell Tole- . r8' hall. Wheat this week.-Tbe M ' at this store. Prices on Furs now are indtioe. I
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I i - . P posengers." d-thun Iso',moved the, r in - ' ' men 4T, - 8.1 :
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a - . han had the tnisfo tune to sli ) and fall on the Tho as Stewart, Richiard Johnston �, - few days in Seaforth recently v1sitin ,
L . I lises.�Wn. James Charles and her clauffiter, � and usy shipping baled hay and straw from Il
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�i rqad : "Everyone is guilty of an in]dic- Miss Charles, of Clinto' the v Ilagg ice, brea'king the mmall U friends. -Mr. John Murray ha -
. I , I �, I me in her ankle, Johin McCiacken, jr., 'were all re-elected this place at present.�Mr. Graham, of s rettl= --
� . for any of us to think of a king in pl�ce of -table �offencc and liable to i '. Tnorl
� , 11 . .. . I . one y ars part o: last week and this, visiting rela ives� ut is ni�w i proving.- Ire. Oliver Harris W. ,. Duff will coutinui6 as their 00cretar London, contractor of the gratiolithic side- home from Detroit.--Wiss Mary A�- 1.
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I � a queen, to sing "God Save the Kin' - -A uumbei of our villagers attCpded the is now rpeovering from a severe attack of treasurer. Ne company's business wan walks, was in town on Tuesday. Mur hy, of Collingw I
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�� - stead of 11 God Save th - 9 . g4mbling,or by any device of like char-, Tdcke,emi.th, on, Monday evening. a .. 0 Hayercft, of Brussels, is isiting her to m %ke it more so this . car, and will now a m,'atrimonial event wan 'celebrated in Evans bad a wood bee one day last week. � .� eban.
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1 4� Henderaon,'of Carmel chur 11, January 23rd, at four o'clock, when Miss Dade ba9 returned to Detroit.
. will it be to think of Al ort Edward under money, chattel, valuable Mr. i f Cromarty, was RIENDS' COINCERT.-The ente tainment
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I I old familiar one of P rty,".etc. -It would be well also, to add wa ' t Toronto, he had the misfo�bune� this weak visiting wit friends in this given under t of the Chosen Harrietta Howard, was united in holy Carlin, of 8t. Columban, is visiting her
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,� : , I oqier claune l0rohibiting the abominable wilL Onlighting from the train atlLom neighborhood. There m at be some special Friends, on he ay evening o edlock to Mr. James Cart-wri ht c aunt, Mrs. 11. Williams, - Air.,. W -good
. � . ! Prin�e of Wales." B� that title he has & , �Vedanue:pdibes f last I .. , illigya were
; . a . attraction for Will, son where- -along vas pelrfor CA by i .
, I . di-gro-whig practise of betting on 60 don, 'to slip on the stool that is ipsed 4 * the week, was a failure and disappointment to ullebt. The ceremony was Niven has removed with his- family to.. , fair 1
i 1, been.knoLwn as one of the. Most p pular ti no,. which is one of the worst features of that station, on the middle tracks to leosen� I r - il- ndsor. -The Rev, Dr. Flannery - late of , ' '
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. . ! ' , ruption Having'a-valise in his hands n ille Q ieen city.- , . . .. 3 -2 t�
; himself by, aa-m�uch as Anything, always do. tie leading causes of.election cor tives I -
pz I I . ,, he fell'bo Wil' . city. he Walton Cheese spirits i,vho dio venture out, there were other Cartwright, brother of the groom, acted the Irishtown.-Mrs. Al. Givens, of Sarnia, is - I
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. . ing the righ ifig in th� right place, a ad so : Shee,
. ; t th 1 uch 'i C on Tuesday to attracti�ns in the neighborhood,' while a part of groomsman. The young cou )Ie will v, W. Givens. -The paroch�ial -�. �
. It seems to be definitely settled that Dr. ider sellir g the facto y and other busi. large ii `mber ivere ill with )a grippe. Tile take up their abode in -Hullett at A may house of Dublin btEs been furnished iii .&- - '.. -
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I .N. cDonald, M. P., f Dr Rain Huron, if t) -be tained, and instead of going on to.Tollinto neon. Thebtyeredidu all come and no audionce was andut ,the stnalleab that ever prosperity ana good wishes be there over very liberal way. -Frank 31cConnellship. -.-
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! I ! . �- " the; title of the. " first alipointed Deputy Speaker for the House of he had to return home by the evening trairi�' sale wak maill . -" Gripp " is making his assembled in -r,he ha.11, Rev.,ffl. J. Webt, the �tido of life. ped a oar load of fat lambs to Buffalo last : .
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� ; - gentleman in Europe " I And, although it is C ommons as soon an Parliament meets., He wan met at the station rid. conveyed to pros3nop felt n this nei hborhood, leaving 10. A., was ahairman. I Mr. Will' Stewart � --- � A& is recovering - 4 t -W
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� ; notori usly hard to g the 6ticcess-or of the manse, where medical a,d. was agai a great many big heads a d lame back@ in .sang three solos acceptabIV i from a r
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I I --- . . greatness, there is no thought in the mind . visiting frion( a in Walton and Brussels. Mi A�ba Chiti night. . � -
. - position ani it will be a ni�e'rounding off to while regretting to learn of', his jerioui an bolm has: a tbrong 'Voice and COUNCIL.-COUXICil Met on January 14th �
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: I i � thing to lower the high' tandard set I y his I I Ene him to his room for a' month or twoii cord the' deat i of one of the pioneer settlers numbere were� " At the Stile," a dainty, , elbr.idge ; councillors, Joseph Hawkins, Londesboro. . � . . k uot I
I � I , le mothe I atle ro himself at d advas �O his wilL be"plessed to know tha� no .bones were of Grey �owni hip. Mrs Hislop, relict of qualint, 'sorig, and 11 Pierrot", of a Pathetic John Moir, Richard Can and Jam to Bal- f, . . � 9.41
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11 I incomparab I I constituents. The office carries wit I it a broken in . I the latelam(e Hislop, died on- Monday turn. I ken I n The People's $) re * ' I
! . 1, . . lantyne. The salaries for 1901. are .LC1erk to the t
. - k Edw%rd VII will be tlie title of Brit 'In's as, - 2y, 60 0, morpiagIast, after a long 9 on theme cold days,
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11 . i jary Of's in addition to his sei Bibrial Thame ville, who bad been I in n and painful ill- such apparent pleasure in his wor C, seemed $100 ; treasurer, $70 ; assessor , y ]Ann than five mioutleg
r I ! newking. He aseendeh the throne 12 all,owance of $1,000, and holds good during visit a d 'was returning holme ty the amii neft Mrs. Hislop's maiden name was to feel a share of the depreasion w aich filled P $5 ; 001- in the atmosphere of its furdepartment w�l.l - TU
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I i . I . Wtor, $50 ; caretaker, 85 ; auditors, $6 tell flou that Men'o Fur Coats, Worneil"I - . -011
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I I � o'clock on Thursday. The new So th life of Parliam3nt. It will �e the train a i Mr. Henderson, also It Janc t MiLthlooDn, She wiss united in. mar. the empty chairs, but verthelean did some each. The officers for 1901 are , Clerk - erines, Ooll , .
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.1 � d ctor froT the' arens. of active pblit'i 8, be- foitunf, the same day, at London i riage wi�h. her late husbi an came o goo com c act Ing. a 44 , Fur Jackets, Ci :
:� . I I - 0 $I ip 00 �11 p arettes u
:; . � was ir stalled and acclaimed King on I I I The iElovent P I
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.i � w and in falling to this township when it we a dense wilder- - Barnaby Phee Q C."' jind "At My Time y �expo I
. . W se he is assumed to be impartial while the III pperl pavement, #rancia Morley ; treasurer, Paul Coates ; etc., must out doors at once. If the , o I are
� I - n was formally X�uc I 1*0 - . Wrn. Miners ; collector, Wm- sell the cbeape- - and- best do the busino'll- ,
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'� I esday and gazetteq ON he, holds the position, so that he will; t ake break (,tie 0 . the bones in bar arm, between neon, I l onoession 15, on 01 Lilfe," w"e two piecen of excellent work. k auditors, Joshua Johns and Wm.- tit whit
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I I t - 0 � roe ; . I everytime, then-The.104, McFailleo..,.Ses. I
IT � I . Thuroc� ay. p1r in none of tbeAebates th id gown �, $36(
; . I . at &rise dur- the wr eta and elbow. Min Duffies at once which placelshe coatiott to reside until The ormer was given i i the wig' at
1 . 4 i � ing er 8 . urnbull. Board of health, Reeve, clerk, forth; will 11 - I
I � I his t of -office. Thiv appoint ant had.a. ( - her death. By industry and care they had wyer, and t soon have no furs left. if I , ,
. octo:r set'the bone,,and was able in . of a I he latter in t : wedding Hiram Borland, Paul Madge and James era. I
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I i ; � � I Dld' otituer to ani to the peop a of Her friends hope soon to hear of h I . and leave nll ' � . . WOOVE013W-Rev. T. B. Coupland preach.
I I i ,er no and 3 d ;h- old. We mean that ,was the age of the Hyndman ; sanitary inspector, James 0,
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o i I th is county general] , as the dodtor, if r ot a ing the free use of her arm.- �W r, one daughter, dream. To an excellent sermon on Sun .
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. . ; i NEM Senators I Appointee. a f" ' ;� .mplete the costum4 he wore- Tufts ; fence viewers, J -Copeland, A. 00lep The subject was on '"'Christian baptism." �
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, ' native of �the county, has been -a re - of ' del S of Stonerr. an was in Walton this weeK, vil rant h I died tie rly 6 fingerless gloves, nice d .
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i; I f �iting a - _�rk red ha�r, tucked ' P. Moir, R. Delbridge, R. Doupe He will continuehis s I .
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; . I ,arl. Poundkeepers, 0. GodboW J. Hazle* evening.-Migs Kenna, Profetsional nur, e -
; The Dominion Government have list no ItIsinoe earliest manhood, while his. -amiable his br ther-in-law, Mr. I year I humban predeceased her about his ears, and a bonnet. The old wo.? F ubje ti
: . � I as born on the farm adjoining Bruce- James Sparks is recovering 1 slowly-frot i hip ever ' yolop was roe t
: . I t time ill filling- the vacancies which have wife w years go. M rs, . pact. man gave her opinions pillnceruing�,! horizon-: iirood, R. Keddy, G. Rook, T. Pa;smore I � buth!
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. I . recently. taken place in the Senate.' I)ur- I ' . . I . , neat I and her many tal bars, acrobats, " wh�rligiirs o'bicycics,� Campbell, W. Gilfillan and R. Hunter. . ry, win . $3, 1,�A
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� i � Neil Rose. - � Zurich, was in Heneall Wednesday, vii it' friends and eighbore vi 11 long remember and 11 underwent an operation some weeks ago..
I I . � . ing the week, fou3r new I memb a have been ! � . Ing I they bloomers." she was immensely, Registrations for 1900 : Births, - 38 ; mar- Id,igs �
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. 0 11 relatives a ber for her st3rling quali, es and good deeds a naturAl. Th � 4ages, 12 ; ary Townson
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. appoin 5ed to that b � of Brucefield, was in the village thin i reek, of band and I eart. I � . slid has gone home to NJ
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I I . n this *oak it IM u iII is place. I i evening of last week about 40 of the i young T. Palmer and We- I -
.� I Lyman Jones,of Toront, ; Mr. minion � past wet k, one 6 , v a t The fune �l took place on Fax toceived numerous recalls and were not' ,aver ti f
I .ray wi a in Clint �in h of th � 11 a X Lyon are -r;, breel
-! rl ati . eople and intimate friends of Mr. ana Mrs. after an attack of I& grippe.- r , 1) Floo y -
� of Hamilton ; Mr. G' li� death and the other by- resignation.' son.-"lle.Rei. D. M.Buchanan of La ark, Wed and tLy f ternoon, , interment being a bit T3
1 i eorge McHug , of 0 ngy in responding. Mr. Fax is M (a
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� f Mrs. A. Buchanan, of t made in 11Bru els cemeter havir, a very i busy season, every !night for � �
� I Victoria county, and Mr. Robert Mc ay, of 80ator Sir Yrank'Smitfi�' lied In ormto son o I hi 'if age$ : . VcCord assembled at their present h6me, on - li�-Mis. - -
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1 i ` Montreal. Mr. Jones succeeds 8 nabor Friday, and Se3ator A, W. 0 i vie, of was pri sented,with a purob 6 v; ! y. - 91 . the Thames road, for the purpose �f our- -;Thompson in visiting, ber brother in BraMp. . .
. I � . o . I ontaining .70 in � . weeks taken tip. It is a sure sign of good . cwb.�
1 . . I - # . - . . .91i - . , - � . I I �rieing and presenting them with something -ton, who �',
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1. . 1 . E!russ Ttients, Nlre. Will, James Johnston, jr., . per
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. I address e- N(TES� - ins Lizzie L at ordain elevest ,air ;
! I resign on account of old age and infi mity. v cant seats in't at therpraient- p%coom . -f1riends to whoni they are soon to bid good- week at. the ho e, of Mr. Cris L:Adly 17 ,
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Mr. Wood succeeds tb late Senato Me- time.. Senator M n is, w to died � a. orb. high as eem in which he in � held b peo�- dauglter of Ir. R: I.,eatiordale, in, we are MissDavis, ofiVingham, for Miss Chisholm, I Brown is mali-folz Dreparations for bi -
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ocee a t me ago, oceed d by M.�. IW�i , ple.-h r. Thomas Welch �ill hi r y ry o !say, oar, I.auBolh Doctors �l n T'h for ta it this coming 611T.- .
Innes, of Hamilton. . McHugh a iod . iv� h�iii# new sor t , ously and Miss Catrie, Fisher, of Wi am, ior q
I o Hamil Gleorge McHugh, ex. electric ill, of Cli ton Mc� ghton,of Bros- Mr. �ax. The concert closed
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. to s � � 0 another part of the country. Thelamuse. men -Mr. W -m
a Smith, of -T 'ronto. n. I on , and the 14,6- , . 'Riley bas f
uth- Victoria,. is- Sir Frank course oflaut in full runn,iDg order J� the nients and, games of the evening ,�.having building a new barn for Mr. Win. dio P - - cc
� Mr. McKay takes place of 8 n ator Al. P., for So _ about a week, wi�b a new anq cow, eels, lavo st-ated that the % wan no hopis of tional Anthem, no one dreaming it was the I Re r4, told �-
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. I new engi rid her r wovery, and the fan ily are .Io king for last time we would sing "P�d Save the, � - tv
Ogilvie, of Montreal ;ho resigned. - . resident of the ontreal I harbor lo�ar c, ,e,,A,,, the a 3d to o ,a at any it Oment. -The f un. ,�ime, when a brief but expressive address Clinton, who lately reburned from the South
M I w . rd, is ,boiler, %rid with a good pr�ctical -ale I e of Mr. J Quee ," with good old Victoria in Mi-nId.' icwt-
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. He sho ild receive a generous supp h '� Pres e I n eon regirtion, was held in the chairs were n C ,e , cture in Hilps halt -os-,
r;,Ioneii is 58 years of age, He was for elected to suocee Mr. gilvie. Provi. in charge, in the roon ,of Mr. J. iard' eral of Jan - the beloved w ames No F.s.-The annual meeting of Bluevale as read by Mr. P. Gowan8, while at the 'African war, being one of the Ca,nadiati oolil. - lairill
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f re u enterprise merkits, I I tarl �, presented by Messrs. Albert E. Hodgson here on Friday evening next. 11 ,
-constr'oting the Set ate, and at the I lace on % ednesday a,ternoon, and was chur , on Fridgly afternoon last. The � � I
agdoulbural implement manufoctuArs of and Garnet Frayne, to Mr. a d Mrs. Me- i llog-h
- resent rate of going it will not be o -ng . -- i I farge� y ai�teh led by the : �.riende of the de- pasto , ,rRev. W. J. Went, M. A., conducted n I I
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.hat � I I ceasel, "Intermentwas Wo in Brussels a sho t service of worship before the buei. : at $
Brantford, he afterwards took charge of that ntil there is a Reform majority in . ' I 09rd, on behalf of their friends and neigh,- -TTT!!!!T!
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head of the Massey -Harries Company, in To - ell, members of the Son te, who must be . WA,,r Oxr,?-A first quality coon c at'll Orl ly inihea th, after her Imig iflnens,,and is, chairlduringthe meeting. The milautesof ' , but I . sold:
ary wo- r ngs as because they are the affectionate gifts of An assorted lot of horses were put up b- -
ronto. While 'in Manitoba he be ame a �peedily removed any otter kind of fur coat 7 The E'� Mc -11 wesepe d to say, able to sit up for a last annual meeting were read and adopted, loving Bi
ure.. Th( 'y the o"in Faul 0 i., Seaforth, have a few y I hearts." The recipients,- although Grand'm. Some were frelah) hcav dra fairl
' -1 11 f , Nat ) Liberals however,., ust at io' their' few core a ' a h day.-Thi� Brussels curlers Satisfact-ory reports were read of all'branches - y -
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I . to or won , toi Wroxeter on Thursday, to play of the church work. Mr. John Burgess i � - " 'Cloil
. I - eform th , either y wiping -it out likely lihey'll have your size and': st, the, a friq'ndl� game, and wero defeated by 12 retained as secretary- treasurer. Only oile he good wishes of others again were fair -drivers. Prices all all t
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ck� B I i 18% n er tb octo rl'o care this last 1900.' The second t, f the cheese ;�
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of the firm, of Wood, Vallauoe & Co.�. hard p ing stile, another and ower * ew I ays� d Mr. James Stewart, of Tor- comp4'ny was held on Toes . S80 was the top price paid,
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ware Ir erchants of Hamilton,and is c nnecte he majority shou d become'. a . he onto, fortnel further business. -Mr. '--
, Libor 3. Men ha�e their chance if they'll but ta a ad. r manager of �rusiiels branch, is for th1e transaction of h craved for something more nub- About the best sale was a be4vy draft -, L..
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e I I . Iii ng Mr, ordon a plao An the Bank. Veorvic onald attended the meeting of JV . ed, warrantect . � -catt
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�� . f our yatem of Govern' an � u stockholder in the Owen Sound meeting �'of the pabrons and shareholders of London, last week. -Mr. John Bur one, I .
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I alctoXorwhato its political complex on- n his w=t. the Brusseli i� abeese fact OrV was held here high auditor of the Canadian Order of For. ' gh .
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I � . I � defeated at the general election. H 3 is 75 A Senate wi h ,a Reform majorit? in Mr. MeMordio reports business booming last week. The- sevetil loports were ver eater , is in Brantford this week, attending I an AXERWA�� Ijon.SB i
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Fe'. t a's objection ble an. al Senate! wi :rh a and an inoreasing demand for their c, ment. were introduced at this stage, -viz. :. Music, . .
i - ! satief totory. Messrs. Ja "lliott, John the q arterly audit. -Mr. Telford Sellars, of .
I vears o� age but is still �igorous and:f all of . I I . I I . _1mes I' (I a , In the first week oftbe new year, say.$ I � to a
li . � . . orris is visiting in Stratford. -Mr. and ; as there were many musicians and singers ' -0(
� I a -1yusines1s. Mr.- MQHagh ' . ory majority, _The delightful winte'r weather in ell rming Cunninghaly and Peter cArthur were ap- M I I
�. - isafarmer�in the � . I thehearts ofold and young. -Mr., I lber 'present, and the' telling the Review,. 2()O borses of good qual - ity were - - go
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: caunty of Victoria, He represented ille I .1 . - - — --- I Diok,.of this village, last week. made a ship. terests of tb 3 patro 0 � young ladies were anxious to have their offered on I were 10 to
� . no f r 1901. Mr. W. �V. friencle in Mit3hell.—MiSe Mabel Johnston, � ed of, and at an increase in price of $'-,5 -
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r . . W-AFTINCS.—MM9 .Lily .Elliott returned company with his nephew, Alex., It a re- Jampi T I )ull, treasure ,i W. W. Harris' Johns on 8, at ne of Morris.- Mrs. J. I man present who profeoeed' to .have the E008$(10 per head over prices ruling during a , - �choi
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, tp Blyth frie As. turned to Detroit, where they a n ni offerfto �anke cheese at $2 . Harper and little son liave�b 1power of foretelling the 'future. Thou h few weeks previous. Export horses, those
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- general election. , , � 9 known as bussers, gunners, vanners and 7' I
_ a 9 vtivit"Int BI - Mr. th k at $8 a hund I this proved a sourse of amusement to those
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I . �,Ir. M(Kay is 61 years of age ; he a chair. C ave P -eE hanilese horiser. were in good demand and
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, be ine4umental in infusing new energy and . �St. Andrew' Of this aniount $6,291.36 went to the Mr. A. MvEwen sold fourBelgiall haTes to � - 1 $U
. I - � . . . I I I - w a chui ell last Sabbath. =Tht An- business college, It seenis hard to'convince patroiis lin I ".Auld lang sync," after which each gentla, whole the we'ek there was a quiet one. still 11
usefulness into the Senate, if such is pos8i. . nua meeting of tl e Bayfield Cemeter . � was disbriluted as follows. a gentleman in Harriston, for the nice little . - � $12:1-1
. I Y -( om- � young .rfien to. keep to. th farm, —A r. and JameE -Stra han, $173.70 ; John Strachan, sum of $60.—Turnberry 2ouncil meets in man choRe, as he thought, the finest lady prices were steady, with good borsee ,'4,'(5 to . S1501
� pa y was, hold in h'e town ball on M or day ! Mrs. John McGregor, wh e and wendp,d their way homewards, realizing $215, mostly $100 to $1.50. ome Sa co were , Z. .
ble. T�e Senate, however, -is constituted - 13 i . o are old re idents $137-29 ; D Richardson, $29-29 ; D. Tay. BluevAle, on Nlonday, February Ilth, at ten , .
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I �. . aftern-oon', rho o,llo7lDg. Were appointed I' of Tuc,keramith, are, in a few days, t move the old s4ying: roported as high as $9250 and even up to . .
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ne aseful, Should it attempt to I . " I am my Jemima's, I $500 in Dile or two ca-ses. -
� � James' Thomson vice. president, J. T. , Mrs. M(Cvegor have been faithful*to lers in � Wm. H, 8611-18 ; T. of Hilllett, to .Mr. Christopher Dale, of the And my Jemimah's mine." -n , I �,
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� � . uecame useful or agrossive, it will at t1lat Marks ; Becretary-treasurer,�.A. "E. EOvin ; : the yeaes gone by, and by induatl � .1 ) 92 ; A. op) W,71 ; Wm. aame :township.—Mr. Amos -'Agar i,q home u t
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� -6147 ; A Fc roythe, $132.67 ; from Aochester, New York.—Mr. A. Mc. and his son-in-law, Mr. Andrew Love, of rolled u'p into a ball. They sbouludhlbcld�roatwbao � Mle
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� I 11 in the town hall on Wednesday ' ve� enfiall. Wm, Mooeg, $39.11 ; S. aldblek, $97.159 ; Sunday.—Miss Rose Stewart, of Turnberry, township, having remided there for over '65 being put,away full-length in the vlove box& - ' Cho
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; I tv r 0 5e, I Shaw, $17,91 ; J. Miss Fannie Patterson, of Wingham, visited ' farmers in that township, owning between kept -in use at the name time. . Tline teared - I
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. a where thi y have B McLatic ilin, $57.17 ; C � Smith, $75.84 ; in tho village this we6k.—Mr. and Mrs. � 400 and 500 acres of land. Although bor- for, gloves will lost tivice wj lopgr. �, gpoi
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