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I - I . oring to dige t the proposed expenditurem. of the ,c ich on SAbbath last as'an appli- :: I I I
� - i NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . Orin il I fell I upon thi i night of our floiti. The Cmiadis rtharn Company is Carmel ehur I J I . .
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� . �! Several Important. Government ,measures 111188tillut I �here�was muoliAmportant also bound not to i gamate orpool re. cant for the precentorship. I i I �
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; . iff The Agure botw000 �bo parouthesiv, Cr Qa3h have I ' � bfisitlel�i to I e i dealt with b the council, oeipte with the Cat ... an Pacifla Railway, carnival hold here the following were the . � � �
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; � 14 one, denotes the Pago Of the pr.per on which the . . and yet the, r !cheerfully aljou-rned their or make any other r ngements with that prize I I "I I
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- . a 1vortilsernent will be tou I based upo the report of the AsEesemerit 'Testing to In � ther night, and came in : road. ' The agreeme eme, on the surface, Ethel Murdock ; girl's fancy costume, Misa � � I I I
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. �. lVe Have Removed -Greig 4 Afacdonald- I . Commissione a, and is intended to do away body to the meeting in the interests of bh at any rate, to be a lvery' favorable one for Jennie Millen ; gent'n comic, Win. Goetz ; I I
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I � alliance. Some 40. names i6regiven in for Manitoba, and one ell calculated to secure boy's comic, G. Weber; men's 2 -mile r � I
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I .1 I T. r rriiation-MaKinnon & Co. -6 . - -desired. , , aid, however, Win. Sheffer ; boy's mile race, B. Arnold. . I
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. I -, I Iron assesomprit. Hitherto, as the assess. Inembership at, this organization meeting, the ends t is also a I I 1 ! I
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. ; . 060 out of No -1. V. Fear -4 . . I Fepresentiog a subscription c ffering of $40, that the Government received a better offer -Mr, Thomas Welsh has assumed control I ) . I -i I . i .
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5 1 -penditures of the Town of soiforth-5 ment act has �been interpeted by the - - - I
� Receipte and rs& courts, h I It in also of the electric light plant and is giving a * i I AL�- - ,'
. �, . . all of which was the gift of -the ho'nored. from the C. P. R., but refused it. - - -
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-1 � the Poles an4ewires of. telegraph and tele.' mayor, - Mr. I ). C Cauli '011p said that the obligatil,ons which have been good service.-Mrm. Seeds, of Strathroy, has . i - - W W V"W'W7
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- nd If one excepts the great amount of unr swamp I rovinc6.i The �.merits of the parents, Mr. and Mrs, R. Welsh- of this -
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i i . . railway dompanies and property of that de. �ecesrsary trallio and labor on the railway at scheme, h6weve ",1 iii .be nore apparent village. -Miss Annie Papple recently re- "
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. i ; - ,el as unused ' 1, the Sabbath is quite as well when it has been furlt�ek discussed. .. �
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- - Ylorme and Rigs For Sa b d i : - tow a of the same size i a 'd your Conditio '
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L � - __ had been spending a week or no -with rela- De, I fo I .
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able portion -�f the property of these- COM. � 6 ale i of'storen and dwelling did not sell by pub. )l I Oil - �'
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F - . . Farm In Tuokerminilth Forsalo_wn. Buholz-9 . , �be I rg6r 'ties." I . .x . I at o
� panies only paid a ismall portion of the tax- t - .1 NoTus.-Last TOslay, afternoon was ex- lie auctio on Saturday last, 'owing to the Q 1,
I- 'q-xlo c f Draught TlorsosArc�hlbak & Cudro ore -5 I � - t- n Sue la'rate that they brought me a far,larger price, when sold - .
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. I Tcaa-3-Beattto Bros -8 . ation they 4ould bear if assessed' as the 1 'The press galliery' correspondent, at Ot. ceedingly stormy, fi#� on that accoun 'very bidding not coming up to the prices which � 4F
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I Foafor h Tea Store -A. G. Auit6 few at�tended the F�r0iere"Institute meeting thah ithey would hav if I had not use�
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� - Beauty I's Afockery- . I property of ' going concern,- and at their tawa, of the Loludon�Adver'tiser, has this to I the executor's of the estate feel they were � as riaoney ju- `
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--. 0. W. papst . � . r held here. I el evening, the audience justified in accepting. The property, M � cket that tiDae 11 can tell , I I _�.. 1�
- -1 � Our FOO Barg -kin Table- It. Willis Son -6 ,j and hence the municipalities say about the member for South Huron, and was Of" I ribat'Al ey were well 0 you. . - .
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Ineure Von Life -W. hfeLeod-15 I n ideorived of a coasiderabie revenue it's all true, with especial. emphasiu on the repaid[ for going. Mi. D. 0. Anderson, who no doubt, be sold before long by private I I , I
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� .ur-A. Catdno - 8 - spoke; on the I I Care of Poultry," in a good . � , I -1
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. � - I . _Gaoqe McEwen, of Hen. rol d1considerable pleasure. i ! 1 i ALEX. �- RO-ISS. .-
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I 1; . �� I giving this decision. " The bill now introo fla", succeeds John. McMillan,, as represent. seak r, and affo � � effect of making business brisk in the vil. 11 I I I
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11 'Of , Uriou C1 001 T(I t b b be lacks the- belie a, were not of A ly adhered to: After- logo are being brought into market and i I
property it iis full value. Thin bill is likely' noon , session : C fi��iman's address ; A. meet with ready demand and highest, mar. . Threepounds o 20
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SHAFORTH, FRIDAY, Feb. 22nd, nI _of - yu war a 11 Th culbivation 'equired for �orn, field Ryarij of Durham, who at one time con L � L I. I :
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. tions alwa is-fiave strong and sotivie friends 'to hi 3discre it is the fact byt I _UG_ _..
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. I- ted, and th * )ots �%aol. potatoes ;" D. 0. Ander�on, Rug ducted services at E b. Paul's church here, I I
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, . ; I The Wars. in plant and animal Ilite." ' Evening -session : PILAA 0 i I � �
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� '_ � Uh% ' o; address �. �._ Rennie, 4 1 Our coun - student, Sabbath morning and evening last, � I 4
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past week has been, somewhat more enco its paiss iThe' Premier also i � I 46
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- � . I of Sunshine, Morriaii is secretary of ihe East rink is liberally patronized.-Mro. A. Short — I I I ! � -�
yet been captured, but it is saidj on w at question f real the leadiii: of the Opposition, Isiture on M on d%y by the P -emler, who is i — I __ I . - . - ,;
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becoming terribly harayseJ. He is conti u' - ment,to have 11 . air an expen gr. R. A. Bell, who -bas been a resident of ay.- giss Solway, of Toronto, the c
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ally and closely pursued by the British,w - ,� I . bi �sijing ice, last week. our village for the past year or so, has tic solo at, at: the Free * Li -
I I . 0, lature before ', the dissolution. This an pared with, $,1,723,P92 in 1900. The in. I Tur hold its next meeting pur hased a flouring mill at Zimmerman a 1two so] on at -the Presbyterian church, 8&b. �
i % while they seem unable to capture him, re nounce'ment will not the minds of polit no cap I �erry council ,�ill 0 any means a showey speaker, bat there in .
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: I I I icia Oiease 'is practically .all in the - it&l on onday April )s,'t, in the office of the near Hamilton, and has taken possession oi vast IA6d of useful information in what he bath e ening. She hais been the gueot
able to worry him, and axe gradually we r. ?Xpenditure siictiois� under which $294,433 1 . I - of *
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ing him -and his associates out. It is n w supposed by sonie that the present would be I 3 Win. Patten is in ve y poor health. -Judge this week for their,' new home there. -Mr. every aneh of agriculture that ihe is an ex- of Tor nto, I!s renewing acquaintances
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N00. Among the unusual its as arti $10,000 I Arch bald,' who Ircsided at -the famous JamesLogan,of Stanloy,a formerresident _;,!, 6d.-The;young ladies of the
Baidthathis supplies of ammunition Ire the last session of this tf�rm. The decisio ' I part i a, this line. The opening address was 6eighlo rho
I 11 . . n for the Queen jeto is statue, $2,000 for the i Delp; t marriage (age, in Montreal, last of our village, is very seriously ill at present Fiv y ,us Of �Main street M-ehodst
, � short, that his horses are worn out and im- of the Government in this matter is swise I an -A . merican. Exh bition, if addition . ad an % Master Alexander Wright, the f P.Pwor h Log- � . isti
I . to I week, has visited it our village, and married from a severe attack of la grippe. -Ilion V71110 so distinguished himself at the I phurcb�'gavt a social'on Wednesday even.
p -evious amountop ad an ir crease of the ' . .
maciated, and that his men are only kept in one. There is no legal ,necessity for an i Mine Helen Hutchiso , formerly of Bluevale, ;
. - ' -ant for toohn ical education I roni $2,500 to . Maggie Bell, who in engaged as teacher in meeti I as by his addross, and his ling.-Xisa' Vickard is visiting her sister,
the ranks by fear of being shot if they re- ifilaotion bef who many of this neighborho-od, both at addrc 5s this year wa:s even better than -that Wro. Verity, in B'
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ore a year from next May. of E0,000. Foe the urvey of townships in ! - the Blyth public school, was home during I . ralitford.-The annual
f age to fight or attempt to age hom I and abroad, I will remember. The the past week spending a day or so with her Of lag ,�ear The Rev. Mr. Musgrave, who Ounday school entert&inment, in connection,
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_ days ago a large train of wagons With pi o. the equanimity 'Of the people and thus IV. pared with $10 000 last ear. . I an Bell, of Hen- Was r Was I I * 12� # .
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I-' . ,a mall. -Mr. W. J. Miller, carriage maker, whict vening.- I ,
; . ViNions,. ammunition any other supplies, On juriously influence, the business interests of n a would variodo' addresses were interspe�ned by re- )ld country, on M dayl wl
- . Premier Res at& -,'Pd in th Legislature as r j)idlyan his frWol witih.-Mr. recently sold a couple of very handsome I 'th a load of
and Mro, David .. rgeor, of Boissevain, citati, the and vocal and natrumental selec- ivaivy draught a -R n , for his 7stableg,
- the way to Dewet's army, were cakptured by the country more frequently than is neces. t4e other day, hat I � Is the intention of the ! Manftoba, are- visit n, the former's uncle cutters to Mr.�'Wealey Harvey, of Stanley, tions, I _ at Z01 a
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. L - Creased representation ip the Legislature, i b a son ( I Mr. Jathes Burge2a, the present good aleigbing.-Misses Eliza rance. I Vocal select by Miss Grand Coun * I f R�D, I Templars of Temper.
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continue on in this way for a few weeks, t a ' ' I I ry hoy the B3. I e. -Mr. John Mitchell 4 E i t
� Canadian Horses in South - ' and: Alice Bell, of the London road, spent I C a n te Misses Beattie Miss Me. ance.,In the�ho e� mat 1h,, in the, rink
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end may be expected soon. . � . � ,,purpo I ! 8 rmj,s car lea, ,of maple jollers here !&fit week with their cousins, Mis,-e7 Upshall Quad( ,;,,Is Henderson 'and Master here, 'on Tues sy, eve ing last, between the
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- There is not much change in the situa ti n . Each. for th next .general election. Mrs. Helm and son, Arthur, of and Forsyth, of near Kippen.-Those at- Jack Musgrave. Miss Tillie Murdie gave Exeter and Parkhill clubs, the home tearn,
. . in ' Taere is no bb but this section of -the , i8ited f tending the assembly given by the young
in Cftina� There have not been any upris- ran, of Montreal, Domi- ion veterinary An- do, i wingliam, v ra. Rutherford, last an or an solo, and the Messrs. If ogig broth- came out ,victorious, by a sore of 11 to 1,
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, .. 2 ; week.r.-Misses Eliz% esser and Aggie Her ere an iubtrutrieutal duet oa tb� violin and . . . �
apector, 5,138, horses wqe ship' Province is - inO'ressi g in, N)Iula , , I - bachelors of Hensall, on Monday ev il : �
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) , ings: or disturbances there for some time,and ,. ped from n - -tion very bert �imited in Br ! els, last week,-NIr. ening organ. The proceed, ngs were �lomed by all ! i I . ��
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I Canada' .� .last, speak of it in. the highest terms and as : i
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l I negotiations between the Chinpoe officials - I representation, but it in rki-lo true that the , uniting in singing G(d Save th King. It � Perth Notels.
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� :. and bhe authorities of "'Lhe alliod forces's a .. � - Legislature'Is now as large as it, should be, ,as admirable ent I t, every .
A �- 4 0111 in progress, but nothing seems to a lingenie, and 3,785 were purchased under and instead of b' i added to it should be t, C I the late Mrs. Helen Bevin Grainger, - served in a manner which reflected in oh speech and musical .selection a* gOOdP line, Hibbert� to D. Linton of Fullarton.
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settled yet, The various Powers repress - the direction of Major^ Dant,.. re -mount , . �aiefore,.the representation corifia3d tothe house! i towel� hsts disposed
' ' f N 0 t i0i is o b i with erysipelas, ht8t restaurant.—The Misses Petty recently very best entlertainment of the kind -4ey had at. of his livery �usiness to James Cunningham,
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I t car for'Cana,ia. . If, is the general testimony 0 �uctwiionnDrairg b mad ad, perhaps a : week. —Mr. Magnus Spence, of the lot lille pleasantly entertained - a number of t ec,jand entirely 'eclipsed a y institute I
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watobing each other, while- the unite that CaiAadia n horses stood the work in ]Udicicius doubl, 6 of Morris, has been ' bl�, through illness, friends.—Mr. H. Cantelon, proprietor of th entsrta�nment given, this season on their � —The St, � Marys � Creamery ;Company I
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� - . with John Chinam; . e to lea a his roorn frrIseev(eral weeks.—Mr. Commercial hotel, is at present confine tour. t was drawipl; nigh t 2 O'clock � IS tiorA4 of butter to tha old
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I and watchi2g him as closely as they a a If the right kind � .� - Wawanosh, visiteoll , rim. Rutherford,- thid one pr� eent wenb home deli hted. The ;
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- the meantim. , Of horses car be produced in Canada, there There is a re ort c week. —Mrs. Frank B.- Scott, is recover . succesi thisyear, both in the aft rnoon and i � .
-1 watching each other. In t . . . rrent to the effect,that . 11199 Uorrie. 11 ratepayers of,Listowel� empowering the loan
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I � I the feeling of unrest, and discontent still will be for tliem, foir many years to come, theeb is a . � ere of ' af te.r a severe atta 3 . Of 15. grippe.—The JOTTIN(,19. —Mr. George ,McKee, who has evening will be sure: to bring ut a large I Of �_--5,10,000 to the ,Hess, bent ebair factory, .
I . . an open market for use ini the British arm y, ; am move . ant on foot by momb Mistas Fluety, of V ritigham, visited at Mr. crowd hould an institute meeting be held I —while going down the cell�r stairs the -
I prevails in the country, to the detriment of . � th D inicli Parli iment, to increase their Philip Thomas', this week,—The infanti been principal of our school for two years, here nf t year. ; I
I Major Dent akes the following impoitan a I . 0 `i . - � , other day, Ute, James Pringle, .of Stratford,
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every interest, and there is no immediate t onal allov6k aces from' $1,000 to $1,50� , �, Mr. and 11' esigned his position and removed to Ford- I 11111111111111111111 � feli, breaking, Iona rib ad severely bruising
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. probability of an amicable and satiefactol y ougge tions i -long these lines, He says : � is said the subj ct was discussed at a : 4. f 7 I i . herself. � . I
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. I i i I was pleased al Moles Orth, visits Mr. Thomas Coultes, 11 the mercantile line.—Mr. Ashman, the I Exeter. I '
� ]settlement. . together with the class L eral caucus recently held find that the � i —A Logan,farmer was fined $2 by a Ui
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of horses wh' " the fit st' of the we 4.—Mr. J. Buell, form. new principal of our school, 'comes from J. k , !with Me. � g 4
I . - LU oral membfro. agreed to. the inerease ' erly of Ititigham, 0 e'of Dr. Sloan's party, Oarleton Place. oiliell magistr*te'for all, owin his horses to
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�,� - E I thin . t can be,made by i� i He assumes control of our Carthy, 6slor i Co., "Torontoj Barrister, Convey-
-_ i The Parliaments. which went to the ) school under the most favorable circum, ancer, NUtary. Money to loan. Offices lately oc- 13 ad exposeoll to the cold in Mitchell, on �
. , sing bhe R 11-sh thoroughbred stallion as a pr ding.the Conservative members would ' I I . cupied b Collins & Stanbury, over 0?$ellls Bank, aturdaV, fthiinst. 1 .
_ � � - U. V, ukon by the unspeak.
Although there has not as yet been an sire, and doUig away with the American nil i h thom.. his able I dr iontor, rout !which lef-b here three , CCU new Iiiii1ding the F,xoter. i a k : I I I I �
, , wit ma3 only be a ), I stances pying the ; : 16841tf �
trottingaire, which, In ' . Nillage, on Saturday. I 'O Hisho.n) third daughter 6f
thing of striking Importance done in t tat yearr, i,g), was in th) firob day he taught. Mr. Ashman has made . I —.Miss M. I
IF . my opinion -has ,rej�or of the eilemy get in c.1rculation for I HOTHL CTUNGE.—T. W. Hav��lrshia*, the Airs. Morbi 'a q Himhon of Kinkora, died on
� done a great deal of harm to Ca I th b purpose of ; ; Mr. W i, N Grey for!fierly of Listowel. *5ttooid impression so far, and we hope his t
We I genia�l and popular proprietor of the Com. Tuesday of I t week, aged 23 years. The
; . Dominion Parliament, the regular wark - 8 nadian makin political capital. I ha is i ( - M
ief horses.. I - ttribute the long back and hope - such is ,the oa,se, The GovernmeLib , and Wirig �1. t0i in Dammon, and is a orts t:) educ.ate the young will be sue meronal hotel, has sold out to' his uncl I 1q,
the session has been commenced earlier , -- . likely U do well. J,�et mummer he pur. cessful.—Mr. Leonard Arrhetrong, I � ej, deceased had il�ecn ill for'oeverfil months, �
- - weakness of mck ribs and bones' also small. will make a great mistake if- they', permit chased hay at SeatOld, son of Mr. James Armstrong, V. '31dest Wm. E 4wkshaw, of St. Marys, �nd former. —Miss Edb� Babb, of Mitchell, has pass-
ion than usual. The,.eatimates were neon of bone below the kneei to 'the Ameri- 13,
the sees' I any such increase. Although there is not �! � ,Washington Territ. I , has ly of Seaforth, who will take possession on ad the first yeor theory examination held at
I � � ory, which isell at Dawson, this 88
.can trott r. I wish to urge on -the Can. much danger of 'any� member of Parliament . e In the27tiinst. TherBtiring proorietorgoes Toronto Con"
!' submitted early by the Fissuce Miniate he wil�' cured a good position in a drug stor i
. I � ; _ �vatory Of music in January ;
. ! � and good progress has been madein their ' adisA farmer,3 and young men in Canada to bo3oming-rich ' his sessiona ' pring, for 50 cents a.pound. A nice, fresh Galt, and left for that town on Wednesday out, with the very b at wishes of 1 every one, takingfirst clt6os honors in harmony., rudi.
.. . . I allowance, ri, 0 An in the Yukon 50 the -ments and history. -
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� discussion, and a long ljst�of appropriati o 8 take to�ridiri inst��d of always driving. yeb it its, large Pannou.P to shiel I the most of . �Mrth' r Spy='�,Iof Wilmot township, morning, Re hm tillei the position of drug and new one till receive 'the hearty
They would add greatly to their health and 114,85 0
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I th 3 In -from , il lose, and'that is all that in �Cents, � � . leik in Mr. McLaughlin's store for some welcom of a large circle of o14 friends in —A I happy ie�vent todk place on Wedn
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I have already been. passed. The Oppogiti6 happiness b so doing, and enhane required 'or inten Waterlo 5 county, is ii it' time very cfficiently, and he earrieg I - so.
a the . ded. They had better Di i Ing the Coultas and to this n ighborhood. Wen. will nter some day evening -of Ilast week, at the residence
I y are A ,a . t t wards obortening'the Am
I are not so captious as they asuall value of th U- horses 50 per cent. It I dif- direct their effoi a o ment� ilies, in Bt evale.—Mrs. Jewibt, his new home the wishes, for hi future Otherb iness, but his plans are ;Olt matured -of Xro. ]Fus,ter� of the i-ow�n .line
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� the later sessions of the Parliamentary ter , - horne sea one rather an i�creastng the pay. I formerly, Matilda Pt gh, a sister of Messrs. and Mr. as yet. I I ten and BI h' d
I ficult t, find n the country districts a" success, of many.—Mr. Gib�on . of Fullar-
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11 that has eve had a man on.it-aback." — I J nd James Pugh, of this village, Wm. Dane, who have been visiting, friends CONCiT.— iruse Jessie Alex der, Can- of Uother'w"'6318i,, r a's united in the holy bonds
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� . . - La hford, Qntario Com- adWs ( Ar ,.entertain and Miss of matrimonyl Mist M
. : - much their own Way, and thus got thei . . I sgo, N4� ing a f&milyMo n. . !age for about, a month, li-ft, for their home �' . ary Fnater.
I . missioner of Pub ic orke,.wh has the ad.,.-; ,o , nine childre Selway, Isoloist,Torouto, assist b local —Albert Gjv�ensides,� an old Mitchell ioiti-
. � estimates throil' Eclitorial Notes and Comments., . . i � in Winnipeg ov Mondsky afternoon. � I
. gh much more easily an . . of rovi cial big ways under . i lie " speaks in glowing terms of the Prairl . , was inju -so while,unloadl f
I I midisbration I 1: � . _1111111111111111111 " Wil' talent, ed I a the o era 1 ones, on zon 1!� '. ng a car 0
Dr. Landeekin, who has represented South hi, l Is Friday der t a aus '� be of the lamber at Welland Junction, He had the
quickly and with less criticism than whe i I - City. Howick young men appear to be Free Li g fortune to Ill -vs his Ieg brok-e
. � � � . - . � I control, mad - an nterestitg announce- I � He 6all. JPV= , 1111
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preparations are bei Grey in -the House of Common@ foragener. mj� � * I Board othi &�, Ise Ing M6 , a in two
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ng made fdr a ,geners . t the other d conv`A BitiE Henni, 11 burlers, in their re- very fortunate in the West.—Miss Merle �&% t 0
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. Y, a a good A oada - I $. —The in the I r ,g ara�e Oj an of a �.fltis 0 but PI"
eleebion. -The expect ation, but he was'defeated at the last tic ,_ turn m toh with Sea 4th, last week Sianderson is viaiting in Shelbourne.—The ... also hills hip ani'shoulder disjointed.
. . - ations no* are that the called by �t a, con ty con ,oil of Cs' , were the cro was rather smal for lt�e talent The marrialke of .� irs Gertrude Louise �
p election-, has been appointed to the Senate to,,. rle- ' in tur efeated, th I leaving the rinks sleighing is excellent now. a little fresh present' �
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I I ! session will be an un reoedentedly short He said th Ont do Go ernment hod I -even. — Ise Myrtle 11� now � silling every day. --The grip in proving ird and for -the cause � which it was D�ayep, of Listowel, d .ughter of the Into
I to fill .the vacancy caused by the recent o0gins, who had been 8 given. 7 -
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� � One, and that it will olose early in death of Senator McKendsie. lion dollars f act I in Londe 2 on a vilsit, " returned for a few he a . T I
I I . April. a in I , a cash in the bank . t 4ropriateness of its name Wman Gs.—On Tuesday of JaA week, M IT. George Draper, to 1 Victor A. Sinclairi,
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� i a fact is that their defeat at the Isite also- --- : days, b I)re reatiming her Auties am milliner - P
I ani was Prepare to rant fialincial aid to I Miss Migol. Welsh, dap'gliber 0 r. illiam I 'i
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T I The Toron Star says that "' MeEwen . at Toro - o.—It is ru �ed that a -iyndicate . I :ce �Vednes4ly, %3 h%1gh noon, at the reti.
� . BaYfield. Welsh, ofJ town, was married to , r. - Me- de, ce bf W, A. IDowler)' K. C... Tilsonburgi,
, I tions, combined with internal dimensions, 9 this amount to ards the coastruction of Intend er',ecting a fine e�w building, suitable RRE:Ezots.—The annual meeting of the Dowell oll',,rittist, of Listowel. T � oeremony � ;
1 � have taken a greab deal of the� virn out of the Hypnotist " has - been' entertaining 90 ) roads as- goo t U'v . I —On Mond of last; week, Jawb Brun
. I as a mu Wipailitibs had 'for an p6tel, on Mr. 1 ' MoEwenla lot, 4 -
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� $ . pErfhr net, e�_warden �
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� . vqel p councils shou d 0 a I the motif . I i I in the M ain street Methodisti at M-0ont For 8t, aged nearly (53 years, At
may say �L arbs,nce o a gr h3 the Govern- I , .. ch is L
i We hat this is not -our Mo9wen, a issi t xle I a appy couple or
� than they formerly were,' and�'. seem 0 nl� an io a a church, m which place th h w tii�e he re I led in Dawmie, and A�efeat-
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-1 ; . - Inge in: cour , * he Mols-ons flourishing condition, and good work in be. left for London train.—On _ uesday of .
, p micro dia osed to lek things drift. 9 I f i . as Ballantyne for reeve.
ti� would good until Bank akn(� Mese'r1o.0im aIrthur & Company's k M' Lill e Welsh) sister of the In 1881, he wr en of the coun-
This- ile' who so succelefully byp of no - raebias "i c� e � on. T� Orb
, the Opposition, and they are much , less audiences of ten thousand people in that de3i ad whebhor the county councils or ; of B h an a block, a east Bayfield branch of the Upper Canada Bible mad at 7:M a. An., Rev. R. of the county of Perth, dieA
! critical ity with his wonderful foate of mind power. to, , hi Ue 4 formerl owned by Society was held in the Mothoollit church Millyar , ,
. T1 7. . Mr. T. I Barry.—The t�vo new Laic build. on Monday evening, The bran 9 11
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� p notised the electors ml be Of a 5h T I ib H ,
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I not a* de6irable state of &Urs, looked at of South Hawn last the oinb had bel I . ne FI � ing done. After reading the report of the this wel ' "" � 416eted ward
. I November. - _ tied, an the Muni. a . " '
, from the country's stand I I oil & �ities had set led . rmer, - married at r father's ty, -nAi
IV private bank, are ��, pg completion, and work for last year Mr. Donaldson was re- fO brli'de: was'. A -
? i I point, and Jt in I li�d set on a 30licy as . . Ini ISS2 he,was dof�ated as a ca , datoe,
: - ' ho ' . to present a! very fine apppNrance, bein residence, Ito r,,7 ' for the �Lcgialat I re in South Perth, by Mr.
I ; koped the Opposition may brakes up as the VacatAoies In the Dominion Senate are W I the nioney ouli 6 ben) expended. , ad throu 9 finish- elected president, and Mr. brehman was Is. Holloway'lentisbi, of
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: i occurring " I W iepher the . . . bout in a rig4t I up-to-date manner. elected Eecretary and treasurer ; also col- Wingham. Dr. olioway al -WolI and fay. Thomao' Ballan us. I
. munici alitias . � t
� . in rapid succession these' days. ,�ot Seafortb, formerly lectors were appointed. Rev. Mr. Davidson 11 a )d ' Allaii hompson died at her horse
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. � session progresses, even should it be the ._ I should '--Mr. Jai an Gilchrist . r bly known here, being a brot4er of Mrs.
.1 cont�ibute a c aside ragle sum th ' 0 en9goinage, a -
I : Senator Almo , of Hilifax died on Monday am- ' f H 11, was in th village on Monday of Varna, gave a stirring address on Bible' R. N. P,o e. The Misses Welsh 1we -
I I macana of keeping legislators a couple of � I sel7e0l in additio to the atiflount to � re very J. %
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� I - be . inTt �� arys, iton F�iday afternoon,' 8ik
. � last, on r. J� W. Ortwein, mar- Society work. Rev, Mr. Yelland was un- popular a d much estee I I i .
� evening. He was 85yearn of age, and had gr ni�edl by the Governirtent, ladies, inst., after axii illness of many nwnths..
; . weeks longer at the Capital. The only die. wars a question ' chant, of �� Seaforth, and formerly of Hersallp able to be present, on account of a severe at. and will b, a valuable addition to the to
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� been in docliniag-he<h for several mon fo them to considpr. was ' While her fatljie�, Mr. 11. Burteb, ,f Wood�
I� enssion of any moment that has yet; taken the. I was in the village on 844rday last, on busi- tack of la grippe.�Rev. Mr. Jennings is to which t ley have gone, stock, was atte
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I .�4iug ber funeral lie got a
� . He was a doctor by profession and a Con. -. i ne,31J.—M.�mi U. Higgins, �f London, is visit- Divisim, CouRT.—Division court was m -
I place was Occasioned by a mo6on made by serva,tive in pDlitios, "he laid up with a severe cold. —1vI r. James Del- estage stating that his , wife, mother of -
He represented Hali. � Ottawa corr�espo dent of the Toronto Ing her cousin, Mrs. !W. 0. Davis.—Miss held at 1 xpter and Cr
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I ; ]Mr. W. F. McLean, the member for Bast fax in the Com' 'r for t efollowing: "Oat i Halton ''I ( gatty conducted service in the Methodist aditou on Wednesday Mrs. ThoMP804 had died sudd,enly. M r is.
- � mone from 1872 to 1876 and , Stf a responsible I )wen Souno,w&i in'the village church last Sabbath evening,. the pastor be- and Th ir ,4 1
� ! YGr k, who � has many finp, I . a8t. The case of Davis vs. Thompson, who was about 40 years iof age,
- . racticable and was made a Senator in 1879, in the West ele ' ' tb , �
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I Its weeZ renewing uaintancea.—Mrs, Ing unable to take his work -on account of Drought ,
i visionary schemes in - . � eti6ias a a run at) the red L , Tt')akyu At 0 sk� lixeter, I leaves a family 2 boys and 2 girls,
paw - ' F. Rae was in no n last week, visiting lar
i ' his cra,nium, and is South Perth� Liberals hold a convention at 1 3 that. we hearl spok 11 Of in connection a te . q illness.—Mr.and Mrs. J.imes Wallace enter. a ,9(1 n4mber of witnesses being oalled. I —Mra. Wm� latchford, aged 45 years, .
disposed to gain notoriety . for h I wilhi L the Ontario also ions .of twenty or f riends. --!Miss Alice Qqldwe!l, of Exeter, tain6d the Methodi8t Sunday school an In NovemPer. last some cattle of the plaia-, died very sud4e ly at her horne in Strat-
. imself by St. Marys to -day, the 22nd inst., to select � I .
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I airing them on ever possible occasion. The ' a , was home spending S�bbath with her par- Tuesday evening.—Dr. Routledge, ofMoo8o_ tifre werel injured and one of them killed. ford, on Friday ,ni,,ht, Sth inab. The de-
ly " l thirty years ago.'-, In tie corstituency in ' ents, Mr,1 and Mrs. W1. boldwall.- of Fans- I
� , candidate for .the Local Legislature. Mr. - . � min and Ed. Roudedge, of Windsor, are No one sa�� the injury indicted, but a boar eeased had had 4n attack of the
! viotion referred to was to the effect that Manitoba the flght, was hot, and ville, accompanied byl Miss Zallsk Ross, of here' at present. -Mies E. Carnerion has re. belongi . ' h _grip -for tie
I Talentine Stock, of Ta"iristock, will likely be I . � ,- one night Ex9ter.---r-Mios Murra�, ic� Wilton Grove, is turned from a pleasant visit at Kincardine. 9 �o t a defendant was 'accused of last few days, but had not been confined to,*
. I I rivil meeeing8 were bei g heldl, On having d on16 the damage,and suit was brought, her bed, so 1-haitiber death as who I
Government railways skould be removed the choice. Jdr, Stook made a good run at ' e of whiA � I w I un-
. from P01W041 influences. But, although -visiting ;her uncle, ni Gavin Roes, and —M.r.-Robart Sellars is very ill,—Inspector ,for $57 The evidence 'was purely cir- expected, Be�veeu 9 and 10 c she I
# the last electio' drt w a good' crowd, W. ile the other had a cousins,Z Miss Fra , 0�clo I
1. If last� *eek and this wibh , the court, �o fix the liability. The defen- was al.moilt i ' tly in her usual bealth., but -
. . sponde t, until a bright plan I L I __ I Minediately taken' eeriou-sly ill
tion, his speech dealt entirely with a very and he would have been elected by a fair herpara�tbs, Mr. and i,. James Coxworth. . dant, h wAver, succeeded in reducing the and in a short time was dead. The doctors
this was the tenor of Mr. McLean's mo- a in that constituency, I slit ri attendance. ,Tho tanagers of the latter � don, spent part o aei� poxwortb, of Lon. Tom vieited our school one day labt weelc, cumstantivI, but suflUient, in the opinion of retired, appare�
coming within a few votes of being elected, , mectingwerede '
;_ I . roughb —Miss nd Ise Ha*kahaw,- of . McKillop, amount ,te:covered. L. - H. Dickson for , attribute ber Waidden demise to heart failure.
. . - he nationalization of -voters' lists in several in, some cups, and a on Sly of. biscuits and - Luos ae the gues a! this week of the Y0VR'GUAN(.1H.—N,)w is, your Chance ..
difforent question, t . -najority had the �was devised. A kog o lager was b I �Faul a -,
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I railways, of which he is a strong ad lunicipalibies b�.en properly attended to. chE ese. Then a w , to plaintiff, J, G. Stanbury, for defendant. At i The deceaSel as a native of Duinfrim
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vocate, This defect Cal - se a trustworthy man, ,I Misse's � urdock.—Mr ungblut bu cheap. Do you warib allytbiog in win- Creditor the only case tried was that of
f remedied this time as the- not nated for part z%ne ip, stro M - drew Yo y ,
' But how he would proceed to keep nation- candidate wAJ fiave the' ScotlAnd,and 1,,6e to Canada when only N
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I . —Mr. J. 0. toneman has put Oloth G'oods, Underwear or any other kind damage ft r� injuries inflicted on a calf of the in 13rdlb,ll efore coming to Stratford, 1�
� alizad railways free from Pulitioal in ftuene as, - matter under his the -other mectin - -nd fervent)y expressed , on business. 0
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I : - it nob Boeing any Wreshments. ' a wall show 1cloeinhis newjew. ofwear,if y6u do,goto TheR, McFaul plaintiff'g, b� the defendant, who had been -wherplabe .
I I Mr. McLean did not explain. 'The two I . I — wardti
; 10 , g.ry'se, ; a handsow, 06
1 , he said, I ' - , bad Ir sided fo.r over 20 yearo.
I A statemedt is made thab 107 British Over at the ot her-meetin.g elry store, in Davis' Jolbok, and otherwise 0 , - �
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. I i positions, it seems to um, are- entirely an- . I ,I th��Y,ve all kinds of refreshmenti, free as air I very much impr o'e. Store, Scaforth, No matter how low annoyed ty the calf. Judgment was given 1-1 — Mwa on Saturday morn-
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-not They're having 1- jolly tit a. ! promises, by new o4elving, attractive gwirantee what they sell, and sell only what William 01 ver, L. R. Dickson for Thomas Eas ope, aged 82 years. Mr. Whaley was
� � tagoniatio. However, Mr. McLean did officom who. 101 t fheir lives in the Transvaal ; for everybody, loved th�e !appearance of his the price, this rule is never waived. They .for $10 BrAd !$17 c6sLe. J. G. Stanbury for iiher ; t" i. Whaley o North
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. I er to tha'roiuno� 84M Of $16,000,000, an,aver i news about refreshn'.. to got 1611 over- " . , � in his Usu I ealth until about a week ago,
his own leader, Mr. Borden, refusing ,to en- ' the . The ladies of the.Me�hlodist church intend FAR�,mml INSTIT'UTF, MEETrNo.—A meet.' BRIEF -',. -,Dr. Kinsman, dentist, has been when he took v, pevere attack of bronchitis,
- : hal, and nearly everybo y troor ed across to ' bold ng 4, novel twentiqto century social in ing under the auspices of the Past Huron visiting h a son, Dr. H. R. Kinsman, of which termina"d A long and u�efui I
age of rathfe`i ove� $140,000 each. Tw I ,,
. I dorse them, and his motion was deel � ,-entY- -I the rival meeting." . i I .
. ared 1� . . the Methodist chuirch,l � � if e. Ho
I i. four of theme officers Were between 25 and 30 ' . I 0
5 ; ,In the evenin f Farmers' Institute, was held in Murdie's k9arnia.— il a Mo
i lost on a division,, after short addresses by ! I . - � - - I I February, 28bh, at wbi�hj refreshmonts 9 will school house, s rton, evangelist, in con- emigrated to Canada aloag with his father's
. il years of age, 42 hebween 31 and 40, and 2 i . McKillop, on Friday Wit. ducting servicc-8 in James street
I ' 111on. Mr, Blai I 1 The Manitoba G: ' ' - Methodist .fam
I a � . ily in 184I.. 11 They landed in 11-ontrealo
I r LID(] one or two others. The 1 i ' I overlment h m just com. I 6 servea and a good pr�gramme rendered.— There was a fair attendance of the farmers church, e�ery evening.—Quite a number but almomt ittimediately pu,;hed forwaiA
D, een 41 and I -ed a big railway deal with the view- of I ,Councillor F. W. Smalla�oiombe intends at- I
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� . _y I � ofthe neighhorhood in the afternoon, and a from here attended the social hop at Hen- until the ; I
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- I . thofe who. advocate Lhe national I —Mrs. Bleasdell where the r took up land near the place now
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blic f rom t a a I Trovince. i Tuesday, February 26bb;' as representative Mr. Thomas Mc,Uillari, of Hullett, presided, have f Mrs. R. H. Collins, -
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s, a nd 00 ; b. t among the very��youngest . - . I bee �he guests o Whaley a nd *-a two unm arried sisters
. I I exWrtionate freight and traffic rate. than $25,0 The particulars of'the deal.we e made pub. 1 of Court f vy Green Lodge; Henqall.,—Mr. J. El. and an excellent presiding officer he mikes. returned home on Nfoaday, accompanied by moved to ,ornirigton, wh I
I . men there were some that left- no estates, - lie by Premier Roblin t I ere he bought a
I perha-ps, to receive better service il'; I't*cal � McDone a in Seafo�tlit on Friday last.— ce at meetings of this kind en- Miss Box t4ron, who will make
. I I � . But., it � being on an allowance front their families. . dinner ! His e.)�perien them a short 200, acre m. o the 9th convessfor). Lat-
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; . ! leaned the entire, pi t f th ! her sister, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. questioning, enable them to gab all the in. ped a car 11 ad of horiaet3, on Monday.—M . fail, he di
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% ; 111 f 011 iPpeu, in the Mr. Rarnie, of Markham, one of fthe best Dr. H. NI. Cowan, of Galt, formerly of Exe.
� dollars for the purchase of the8e highways, esting letter in t e last issue of tire WcFjt. � &a it is known, 'The overnment also re- . evoning.�_M . —Heur3, Wh
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- ai iss Yung lub was in Auburn farmers in Ontario, gave an exeelFenb and ter, to bE professor of paithology and bacter- ral public i chobl', St. Marys, , bad an ex�
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when all tha', cau be procured by SLate m1nater, glving�lhist impressions. of New - t 'is to itself the, right to fix the freight this wee� spending a fev�, days with friends. interesting address on-" Feeding Cattle for iology in the Chicago Post -Graduate Mad. perience of abs�nt mindedness the other
. Mple act Of ontl%rio , , rateff on. these roads i:
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. � i ownership c%u be obtained by si - as fou ol� while passing through and : ,, � " n Maniboba and be- i —The a0sembly given bv' the voiing bache- E ort " in which he ave - 1, . c : I rl 11
� r � P . . . . Uuu anitoba and. 1,rort Arthur, and iif j L, 9 F, �U u ormation, ca 0 e9e.—Tylica Kinsman, who has been afternoon, I it,h cost him dexrly. Mr.
. 1',krli%Ment,-Wit110L1L th(� stopping over 0 all'the priocipal lore of Ilensall, in Nlillprfs hall, ou Monday much of which was based on practical ex. teaching in Blenheim for some time, has re- Whitwortl h,%d':bcea --down town making
- ; ! country assuming centres, return for this' privilege guarantees the bonds evening, was largely 4ftended by invited perience, on this very important subject. �
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" . I Speaking of the pleople ao he found them hp of phe Canadian Northern Railway for its turned h(me, haviog resigned her POSitiOn. , Folme i:tnall� pufx.haf,tes, and On r4urning -
I Any rluk or ew.fiv . Perliarneut has ffill - .
. . I , i�ya : " There I spirit of hoPefulness, entire cost, The,,term of the guests d was very nju�h, enjoyed. The ! Mr. Anderson, of Rugby, gave an addrei3s on -The w,fe of Hamy Joncs,'London road ' home, carried
I � I . pw,�er vi ngtiltve fr(-ightH anq fo (. 8 a , �
- � ; re, the arid a large exi leabe is 999 harpers, of Loadon, futni hod the usic, 1 11 Feeding and Care of Hogs,," which was eouth diSd on Tuesday, aft a short illne ' hic. pocketbook, containing I
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1, )elncy for the commercifil years, practicallY forever, the rental increas- and no pains wer a . m . )
.7 I F i-._.ilway (_�:,pini�s to c �MPIY With whatever - deve,lopment cii �hat'new dietHot., which is a spated by the manage- ! listened to very atf entively as was proven by and was buried on Thurs
. i 88, `15 in 1)illl� iovl �Ome silver, in his hand,
I - - . I CtTU1WiM1` OPT In',y rrvkkv. Why, then) quitereft-f)shing.J6 a visiGor' ' -.4 -A ingfrom$210,000 ayeax to $300.000,with men -b to coutribui . of 71ray, the funeral ()a hia _,rri M ia1bi!3 rf,�4idence 3 with par -elm .
. � * 1. be to :t4e pleasure all : the delurfe of queqfions fired at the speaker d. She was in her i omd po,-;,ct_�.)9ok ptill 2laqpad ip his hanij,
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� .- i - TherP is -a mai1ilinees, a vigor, ixu i11(11.,_ option. of purch - ase for $7,00U,000. The present' Quite a number from &- distance ' 1) I
� , �'ixllul'l PAI-liaNwIlt 1,1.-:htii� tl�o road.-. to I , Canadian Northe'll will pail the Orovernment attende'd,-'Aim McKay,' I y tho-P in the audienee, after he bad com- 43rd yea ,-Miss Adi't Mrilillek bus returned I - __
i " - - idellut, ,%I,,.. a , (iegree of witerpt Ne ellar- aR much rent as the Gove � Of Cli"ton, was in - plmerl, and all of which were answered in to Nlitchtfll, to fill hvr l -,Dg h6 ,�Onlav,n ��,! 3 td unwrap some of ti,e p1liall
I - A I J1 J; IT J1V'_1 "V('�" '�,Itj.11 N�"111(,ij 'fivy ,.an ! al)��-.'l , , agoment with Mr ' I
i .-�.Ie 11' _. ( I '' � Afle, he villn.ge recently, re�ewing �erlua;titan- ! the most Batisfa-Aciry nmnnur. ,�, - I Pitr -i3lS, -nil takIng Lbe waste 1,-Iper off,
f - :�iFill)1( _f:�'rJLI-� r f .1 ['* * ,.!,. ,-�_ �,.__ r � �,.Jli(_' I - I thnlw , + "11 -o tlie� atfwi, and the per,kw 1�.,Ok .
. . � � 11 we 1.-,�nht hardly "t '" ('""bid0ra�,ion of ces.-f-dr, W. M. Harbli�u, of the Hen8all MeFitrizean, an intelligpri, yoillig farmer R, L. F.in2on, wh,,) -hag br.�en angaved as Nyi :' " - .
- r I L, , _ v:-,.�-tag t1w p(!60(,' V;110 "'it" thei-c inoiii?,% No,thern 11&(- , Mr, Jamee Couch, ak,.� head millim-r"n, bN f3tore.-Mr.
I - i . I :ft� , - (Jailri ati charaf!1P),- the conceded control ,of freight rates the I � U il, wi�ere a brif,k firc. wa,,� 1)nrning�
,. ,,�, all'! 'i� 'Vl��,;.--, ? . . I _i� of �;W 1) " i greenhouse, has been doing a 111.01ing hu.3i- ' froin (;rey township, gave a very interesting alerk by R'. Pickvii, ,., (2o.,11l, ' relin r."" h,
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. . i. 11 boU0,9 %�(*ll ,for the faturn, noi rw,rr iless during I he past,. eek or so, parlies and , - p.J,,,,i j�--
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. . -1 - bon* da of �110 6 I and utieful paper on the " Care of Manurc." qui2he I h a positim, -.NJ;--.- .;�3'. , 1'a I .- 1,.� If t I'l 13 t , for - , ,- 1.1 m1ni4t,-.,4 1,0er., whp� 11,� ,_�.ea I
I it, 67: (f_�,Llio 1.,_-,riulw.Lro, bm, C"Wi4lian Nor(hern froin Port rtsilpmblieFi beilig grea%' - '01�1
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. . I .: tog-, 0i'.1 f,f e;, Althur t!) Rainy River. This provision Oill, who has very ably fi�led tliv posil � 1P - I
- I . �! -way." ,qlj-!Lvking of his o%,,, 11, - - 1,1 J �at i!,.! Tile lhought iitru--_-*n- her
I I ee t ingi , h, Ui(n of ; vrowd of peo le present, the buildin being i will re. -I-3 I .h 4 I -,
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- 11 I . I � I -,t I filled to over owing, when a i been bcid inilliner at tht,- R. NfA' ,14L PI)fX#�', ' ;1)
i f_VkT'v? �1 ,,, , , 111al:es ibiTJ'?xPCdi(-'�-t. for Hit Onvern,11cut :o preconlor in Carmcl efitIr6 duimg the 1, I . - in futur(-Nl�'�% WhilL wh') hag ' .1
. i'"'(1 1� � fl`�v�- zwo, and I", ivas �k,: t�'I( w_-�Ulal P-lintzi, hesayn tht:.� wer" 'I'll, '0Vr_-'(,Jo t1le 1)11�ji �i T, splendid lili�xpd
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'_ � � E"�-�nded awl Uncouraging, and cluoW,4 th., Jieiglitrate,j. Tl Blyth, 4 programm Nlr, McMill i,, I I Nf.ore fr,r - -mv, time , _. i .0 I
0 c was given, an agy.. I v�in LP 1,-x.- ua- " malle aad -:iefreonp wo0r. ,-)f tl.., _,'.�11_et.
I ., ,i_,.-'# A . It- - Ll*t L' I*, t�!i I'l ul it. e Ilia 'I . - P,ar, has returnr,d to his hofl�L ill presi( , �, 1.� ,-, f,i Ical 'I ' CO -'- 1-cen '!-,,f)," a infig the stove. A 4,(-A-i�,- ; *; - -as �
__ �! UIE'Un . i led. ,%1r. Woodward 1 f-- dairy I tion, i.)11 �vill like!y tAu up. j,m,'i,--li8ti1, : book was, 4'qc.owired in the hifit enahi, �)ut
C ei-1111idian Northcrn inust McGill made many'f6ends whili� hore, I g it
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I . - � L _1� 1 w �uge, s"huwill thc i1stere,.1 lakun in nn - I '. I Work, ir i T' .N1 iri, - ala " "T, bpolk bilbi had gone np in
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: i-1," - '�""Ffll '�':'%( t!'-PlYinf, arid (-rideay. 1,11L. nlo� U11)(lit ., 1, e ifIR11911rul meeting Ala itoba wuuH be, c, to make good the &. Egmond .1 C., " (f � - 'bir-, �.Oivj )"
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