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I I NEW ADVERTISE MENTS. fik students! for special pursuitso meroan- whereas the otioi would not. What do 0 lbam be 1, f Summerhill, her father I ! .
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� I - - between the parenthesis, oreach � at - Their our tompersaft - advocates and our legimls- T, v r 30 years ago. oa cigregational .
I . I AW The figure proper function is to supoly thic broader - � ll� 14 Just 16 meeting in Bklrfleld on Tuesdayovening.- ��
; - : tine, denotes the fogs of the pitper on which the a tore say to this ? . I anadian Express
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. �� . vives d also a daughter, -Alms, opened a -mon v� or or C 0 M�2& ill have I � ,]B. 'R, H164
. . �i a tvarfivement wil be found, duestion, training #ad disoiplinei which wiliq -Ton of 1)ru,as.
� years ago a married to the husband The 0 Nearly a
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are of greab'importanoe-sad value in apy - I abo4t ears.Lo aip. Mr. John Frasei in agent. I will be a . **"*~"*"#*""*ft"�* L *nut iof IMOT
: - - , 'T he Unending Varlety-Grel�A Usedonald-1 pursuit, calling for the exercise of � a u perior Editorial office Bla - I � I �Ij L
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� . Bargains In Hardware-trariand Brco -6 - NA 8 and, Comments. — h �h yfield. � -am
� - . I - T ab none of Cranbrook purpose convenience to � h jawest ou Or#
z . Fresh Grooerleii-McKlitmon & �Co.-fi mental power. . It is their fun,'etion to . the o le of I village and .
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q - I I is useful alike to the ph . . It is stated. fr)m *do Ing renovating the mauve. neighborhood.- Mr. - Jowat , who has I .
. L - Big Sale-Learoyd & Co -5 : :ppply what Ottawa that the Domin. rem � ; .
; , With a Thiii week we received over 1'500 pounds of drugs. . every I
� � 1 Wire Fenclng�ftold & Wilson -5 ician, the lawyer,. the , ion Government It They I add other story and will make been very 'ill 1with gripp I What are we going to do wjth � - I sov "
J� Clearlvg Auction Sile-Thoniss Green -5 clergy an, tile ve decided to reduce the . is slightly all this medicine do you ask ? We manufacture nearly -all our own ; =
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21 1 other iinproverne t4. better. � I these remedies # ,L A stor* tb
I - lk Mo 4 ey daved-2-Beattie B ros-8 � writer for the press, -the eleotr1loal or me- royalty on gold 'n - a Youkon country from' - I - Are very highly spoken of by those who uge :thorn, YOU :
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1 -7 Forvant, Wanied�VrML J. A. Wilson -8 I obanloal engineer -or anyone also w On Wednesday of last week Hanno, e,i _� f about Ran t and Cu.bebs, the beat thing on earth fo . . We have told I - �&
.X I '. Ncticio-Dr. Awnew-8 . 0 NOrT68 10 to 5 per cent, The policy of the Govern. Don'liE, relieb -Of the late David Reid of , I ! - Dods w"t
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__ the blic with his mind. � - 9 1 Bxeter. known aeFeaeo; Condition Powders for horses, thebast y . 30-ve $eafaftl
.� Acclounts- G. ff. Gib') V. S.-8 - of menb has Clinton, died at ior home, at the age of 74 . I '
� � been that -the Yukon and cheapest horse medicine on �
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!� Bulls For Sale -A. & J, Broadfoot rk Is not desirible th � schools the marke" �. This week w � ;
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I I should pay for he Yukon. This is the cor. for Balm a- ti ipally from grip. ancer, kotary. Xo6er to loan. Offleas I earls - WorM powders for Children. I 3,Wfflinej
. � �i Newly A Ton Of Drup-�-I. V. Fear -4 eho ' J. G. STANBulay, B. A., (late with 3 a
i 5 uld be converted into special 'training years and 10 mol'ths. She had been ailing I - . 0 want t 'tell you about
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- For Sile-Davld Vilni-6 schools for theme pursuits. There' is room root policy, and if a five per cent. royaltv in 0 Oarthy Onler h Co., Toronto,) Berri der, Convoy. F . I
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. - '5 Hotel Property For sale-mrs UoKini for doubt whether such special raining sufficient to def ,ay is ;*, -M n & McGill, of Blyth, oupled by.Col , t 00' Thii remedy sets like ma . NOW
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� - I Cedar Posts For Sale-Jarnts Tbompaon-5 - have';, b son amar ad the oo-utraob for the Exeter, Oat, i _gio in removing worms that exist .in the stomach and i Ltee C
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4 schools should be maint 1686-t bowels of r early every child. -Never mind what 13auses them, hey are there and if you �C;ooder,
4 Seed Grain. For Sale- W. H. Perrin --6 aine I b countr ,, t ien therein no neconsit orect1ion of a bri k school house for union BR:rEF9.-George Bawden, n ason, pur. wish your phildto W.healthy they must be removed. From nfancy until they are 12 Or
- I �_ 4 Winthrop Cheese F&Oiory-Alex. Kerr -5 public. Ing ths y � I
I � . expense. It is not a wholly unre, onable for a higher ' , b t older Can i I
� �'� Tenders Wanted -Fred Hen -5 I I fe, � ads. should echo � I section i
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. 9 o. 11, Hallett and East poses moving to Lucan shortly, and Is offer. Id, -be given: Feat -In Worm 'Powders about every three n I I
.1 conte:tion that only schools, 14 yearn of age they shou I i
. � I i n for', general not� be taxed tot tkeprotection and benefit W ar osh. Th contract is $1,211. ' Ing his house Jor sale -Win. 8 2ell, I ver is wonderfUl_ remedy removes all kinds of worms from the system and instead of 10 nth I �,
. . I 3, 13pring Shoes --3-w, 11, Willie --8 the public, of those. who I rof t by the riches of the Y. i i I
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4i Wall Paper -James Gravoe & Co, -8 � , io
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. � Seed 0. -31ones, Geiger -5 trainii:ig�4 as f" Yukon. - of Wingham, has, decided man, has Purchased two nice drivers for his puny, delicste and peevish your child will get rosy and fat. Other aj�mptoma are, oking, I I'll Bev
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- . I I Spring Term -W. j. Entott-8 - the differ . to chan go his present occupation for that of stables. - The ristian a eavor Sooietyo in t air a a 3p, changeable appetite, Sothatimee flushed or fevered find again pale an talki. i . .. .
- � ant branclies of angineer�ng, is' . - farming, and- has purchas d one of Wm. An. Cavan church rpose, holding I I i ka Evening arou d.wh I'll �
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1. .: . medicine and merchandising, should be The judge8of the Court of Appeal have at d I ' 100 acre f lac nd t a nose tAll these symptoms will vanish with a few dosea of Fear's Worm ,h- ... I Per b A
ri ersdn�t arms, on the 12th conces- with the Irish at the church, next Mon. Powders.
1T supplied at the expense of those w o desire o Price 25o a b�x. E to take.- Can be seat by mail on receipt of price. I P,07 bushel
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� . L I h followin are the officers of the mate friends call ad on T. W. Ha, wkshaw, at at variety, � I
�. :; this kind .of training i Ing presents in gre Of Sealbrtb, 1i _
L � . I one, and was delivered by Chief Justice %nd Pros terial Womstn's Foreign the Commercial iotel, on� m * . ! i � I t j, r tub- �
r given at the publio expense, by all means it Ono evenin Made by � . � j� L 4
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I I �Q 01 * it But if Be. The judgment was a verbal "Itcl ry socie : President, Mrs. D, to wish him sue 313118 UPO 9F i the beauty ppot I - at doz-
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. � - � . -_ should be given in schools organized for and Armour I * Miss On% n his a try into a . � I "I I r 3LOO 111
.. I-' . opening of the court, on Parr a, Winghs ; secretary, Mrs, John new line of business and to ex � , , ,
. . ,,EAFORTIT, FRIDAY, March 15ch, 1901 adapted to the several speeial purposes-,%nd rags their I , I
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I L . I - Tuesday. He I that the judges of the Mo,N abb, Lucka ; treasurer, Mrs. Rich- regrets at losin him from their circle. -S. L . . I C's p 1,03
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: � I p - I L . I - cou'rt had uoa I OUSIY L agreed that the - ardm )n, Bruesels. �i. 9 . I T Vill Fear, .the Druggtst �
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L . The War. Thi Ladies'Aid Society of the Blyth in Toront . I :
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� . . Method ou chure i' entertained Mrs. R, E. were announced � or last Monday wening, at A _. It,
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I . past week is of a more cheering nature than Some few weeks ago The Westminster, of The election wall a*Dided string, and at the name the rink, were postponed, OW g to the —, _- — __ . I i�i�L L 400vil I
I i L I . on account of the time presented her with a group photograph storm. -Arthur J. Rolling, o Detroit ViL I j 11
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� I � . - ham. � Mr. Garrow de�ied Mr. Vanstone's Bl1yt). A in town, lag, week, re- . x case came U I'll L 0 . pver Seed—
! Tgronto, asked, for .correspondexice' age Walter Vanstone, of Wing. of th) jinembers. Mrs. Jameson is leaving Michigan, was ba of. a' treme he has Placed himself. The p � , t
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� � I re . Ge I I newin acquoin &Does. -B. 8 are, thus far, turning for hearing Lon Tuesday before .Mayor Cie v T101 �
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. � . Province of On' lult of 4his verdiot will be a -Ge rgei Sri y met with a very serions called to uo out pretty much as he said. It seems we and George MacKenzie 3�. 'gg L!, . - ftrk, per 100 it
� ceeded in coralling th iley Dewet, bat I tario. The lines along which new eloction in We it Huron. an, ay, ow ng to th: P. A f f6e r ,:' * - ,wow. per 'b-
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. _ib There in no accidlBn at Me an L can of his father, Robwt H. OI. unt of cold and hearing the evidence, the'magistrates com. . I I .
: L &� Son's saw mill, in severe illn have to have a certain amo .
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� I _L i 11 is also true that that individual Ili rapidly these suggestions were desired .were : In use in. kicking agai ist the pricks, but-. the Win barn, on Friday, lot inst. He was Neil. -R. Pickard was in ch , and if it does not come ?. I
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� : I the traffic on the increase or otherw � Age, and judgment in thie OR' a is almost directly an- wor rig wi I .
L reaching the end of his tes,ther. I . ,Toroutc last week, mitted the prisoner to at& a, an L
I He has � one o t a saws and in some on a purchasing, trip. -Mr. Swinerton, of in Februarl, why then We get it in March. -he was escorted to Goderich by onstable � � Liv
.. ' . tagonistic to that (- elivered' by the same way, is left hand came in contact with the Niagar, has been the guest of his daughter I I
I - been chased from pillar to post ; his follow. what are the beat methode't opted to -Miss Alice Duff spint Sunday at home.- -Y'annorman on, Tuesday afternoon. The I LO1-- s
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Ing has been reduced to a beggarly othe the evils resulting therefrom ? A fingers and part of the , Mrs. J. P. I Rev, Richard P&ul, of Brussels, prea, 6hed in ace : �
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. � I �; I I . - - hand were t:ken ff. I turned to tow for the seas(n.-M. J. �be Presbyterian church here last Sabbath, a quiet, peaces, I ble , :. cattle are U
. , � hundred ; his cannons. have beou eat Lured very voluminous correspondence -L was re- , Young man, and he now 4U:aited Stato
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r in n is e�to bank big in the w West. Mr, � L1VZRrO0L.J
� eo, . ith his - drillin apparatus' at the Clin- week in Windsor. -J. G, Stanlat ry was at Paul is a wonderful old man-. not been committed, 'Sympathy is felt, I r)�d. No she.
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I � - a a tarving, and h I inself - sp d 8 . . Goderich this vveek, on legal mainess.- years a min 1j8ter, and in all that time 0 ere his reIg,tive8, who are respectabliseiCizeno. ,�
I L wate at a depth f 88 feet, Last fall a well The trustees of school section No. 7, Us. The cOMPIAi ants, we understand, do no . bo
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11 - � his min are reduced to rags and destitution ' Provin(16. .These lettera-warie not published,: i terial side, and , thus far this n :1 at smooth I
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I -1 . ' I was sunk to eat of the building, but borne, have paid t �� I
; I I I � althong6 the consensus was given in �a series session taken the leadiagpart in the i - the judgmen obtained - wish the sentence to be LBevere. . quality, _$5.Dro
L I 1. unable to reach. He is a fresh, well � L .
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L Both himaelf and ex -President Steyn have j Budget Watei -failed to o)me after a depth. of 100 against them by Mr. McPhe on, their — I iW S
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i 1� . publicly admitted,. for the 1 of carefully written artioles- i -n Tha. West. debate. First and foremost' ,�is the Premier, feet �6cl been rea(hed. preserved o gentleman. -While unloading � :
i n. :first time, the . former teacher. It amounted, ith costs, Is I - I _.c
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� - hopelessness of, their cause.! and that they er� On the wh ,riEfl� stated, who in his earlier cl�ays did 'editorial work - - mas Davidson, Ilth con- to between $300 and $400. -Mi a logo at the I SW mill one day last week, Air. . I . .1
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� can not hold o6t �much Ion the conclusions arrived at by thl'ib -paper I for several pfip a. I Follovvi� cessi d 11 steers to A. C' Howard returned to London James Robi �rtson.'s team stepped over the' Visit the � g6ocltoehoic -
I . ger. GeneralBotha . g him' is Mr thi i week. to ; ; � I beat �
" �_ . � the fi iandial - Da m' .t Brus3e bank and tile logo rolled off and onto them. 1 if YOU will. You needn't buy to receive a . , . . good to �
,;' I the one " were, that', albhough drinking i's, not so Mathebon, critic of the Opposi. a, whose aggcegate weight resume her position at Chap an'@. -The `11 I good to best I
- �� -time commander of the great Boer was 1. i welcome. It awaits you d so does a si �
I - The horses were down and literally buried ght L ; � I I
I 1 T- ' .1 tion, who has -ab n mad a law ractice for ,990 J�Ouu( 3, One animal w'eighed funeral of Herbei t Handford, of Centralia, L to 'good fat bi
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. I quarter 1,600 and another ,1,500 potinds. The tid in logs, but when released were- found to be �
. . 1. I - army, is negotiating terms ot surrender for � � the- editorial sa'3'at m. Hou. J. R. Strat 1. y passed through the village on Sunday, to wasb1fabr I . S
.hi of a century ago,. yet social dii - - L . . ice. Some pretty things � , 1, -3 -to -$3.2-ar -
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: I ingelia,nd his followers, and - it is probable . i nkiiik�� of in- ton, Pro ' ' sum of $769 was ,eceived for them, a trifle Exeter unhurt, -Mr. Edward Boorman, of Morris, - . I are low
it. . vinciall Secretary, in the 'editor of cemeter -A large pal ty of the - i cs,unera, gOO5
i over $371 apiece. They were � a fine lob'kif youn moved last week to 64 in price, very low. If resistance to buy I . . .
-- toxicants, an& especially -by wom�n and the Peterbor Eiiaminer. Than c - : 9 people of eneall drove do _I" his YOW L a . z
� I these ornors Mr. ' I wn to the S impossible, why just -steers, good t
if -, these will have been arranged ere . I ,Sunn side
: . � . 1. I Andrew Pattulij, tf cattle ` I rink on Frida easant new .buy,.
;1 . � lines reach our readers. Mrs. Botha, 'the youtig men, is on the iderease wibhin the 'a cleve� editor of th6 -D'eath has . ' y a ning, and were the guests home in Wingham. Mr. get your inone !@ worth. . re sure to I L ta be -at. fat cc
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I . . 1 Woodstock .Sent inelL Review,! apd af -a been I j in St. Jos- Roo to supper afterwards.- Varry M. Boorman has moved onto his I
- past five ypar2, t- ter him eph, this time r, of Mrs. J. P. . Ly 1735-1 : . choice u
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I wite of the General, is said tOL . is �111110vi ther's farm, and Mr. Walter Davidson, regre6 that we chronicle the death of o of . i b. tchers', $V
1 1 be exerting . I Mr. John Auld Of the Amhe�rstburg Echo ; . : rig wife and John tdken 4 position With R. fa - O.BrTUARY.-It in with feelings of sincere .
" : cage in largp cities such . moth r, in the pe formerly of elmore, will
: herself to the utMOSt-in -this direction, and as Toronto. i As to - M r. H. J. Peti� piece, ,of the Forest Free I I son of Barbra Oesch, wife N. Rowe, U:nde aker.-John occupy Mr. Harr . ne .
� - . .i . . I I 1. Amos �Ov rholt, whose death took Isaac Harvey, of elick and i L $4,25 ; goc
- the best remedy to be' M. the highly esteemed residents of 8t :
I Boom& 'a farm. -Morris council wi I anley 5
I � 1. L- I it is &ffirmed that she has greater ihfluence adopted, the ,general I Press ; Henry Russell, of the De@oronto of M ay, lef b this w ek for the ri I ; S .'75 ; comm'd
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. . place on Friday ornin , 16 eat next N. onclay. Mias Nellie Barg * township, we refer to the death
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� �, I . Graham, . a rockvil ,_ is . � wu� . 1!1- March -4th, at the 3OUIPS - L � � fe, Aing steorm,
- I corder. They are the leadiug mer, in Ing I no an and five small children. ge Porter this week._.�John
than the General has. tion along temp''Prance lines, a gradual tight lo Re- a lov b d � ted Mr. Goo ratively earl
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e - aing of the .cards-, through the, 11 Idest� is not 3 at ten yeart .of fifty-four years. The de ad had been
. many of the Boers are now xanged on the Misting Flousei a , old, and the Kippen. . . Coultas tool: , six bogs to Gorrie for� ship, a,Ll,ng . ce" . :
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i . - � Mr.*.Harry Corby, the well known dis -Death has removed an old and well I talk t -tidy sum of 380. -Mr. Ge to be I a fair, way for recovery-unntil the st
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: � : I Do,minion P lecided to away ion Friday, March let. Deceased dise. You shoulil see the ch 'a colored Nevin, formerly Mies Bella Messer, 4augh- , a .a con- , I 1 .
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. OR I resign his,seat, il he has - no t, already done f . alles, silks, late John Messer, of Blaeval,,, Y, ; . to � ,R7 ; he-%vj
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etting ; :, or several years. She was 64 years of age eas Fabllics, et,b, even th I 0 died lit her home in Seaforth on turday I
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I . � . in his work in good style, and whatever io the lack of agitation along t6mDerance so, and has gone to the South,-,rn States for L 9 ough you can% - I I J i _and L-Amb�a-]
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I - resist' buying, for to buy is t - last. This funfral took pla6e to fe is left 'as a monu :
may . � I . the benefit of his heal ih. Th and for 24 year's had been a resident of o ,qet as good practical Christian 1,,, . i bulk of.sal-es I
,form in the pulpit es Credit.' wo daughters value as you've � ads of tho ; I
Ines on the public plat - 0 , I pri. A hui Wingha,m 1.
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. of, the ridi � Conservattv ment to her name -if the sni
: � � ac3ounts gcF to show that the war is now nd in the press, occasioned by the I ope of I to be -are left to mourn ier demi ie. - I Mrs. Bailey, Mr. William M me in contact. Of her it
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btainLinpi total prohibition in'the fli � select -Oil Tuesday, March � th, the home of Bailey and ol her relatives in this vi � Cal said, ':'She being dead yet - . elipice $5.25 t
� . virtually ended, although a large British i I r t place . 0 M r. right, Point Farm-, , rao t NOTES. -Our griin market forlL the past Mrs� Meeser had taken up her rescinity. speaketh - " T.he husband and family of . . I .
� . ' e dlidsap Mr. Corby. This is_a at -i he scene of few weeks has been receiving large Lquanti idence -seven daughters and three sons are left to I 11 , 511.25 ; commic
nd th ointment caused by t a fail. rongly Conservative &� verypretty wec ding, wl -an Miss Katrina - with her daughter far the winter. : Z S I
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. . force will. still be required in the country to I - . I constituency, and- as th ties of grain,'notwithstanding the low prices � I a loving wife, a patient, � ?
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I fe of h a measure he re ha rhter o Mr. and Mrs. . aid for wheat. Air. and� Mrs. R. B. Me. - unselfish and affectionate mo ; L I � to --hoice, SCL
preserve and .enforce orde,r and ensure ,the ig � , a Gc vernmenb now Maud, eldest daug mourn the lose of
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I sa I - mes. Kirkpatrieg, was it ited, in marriage ean this week ttended � the! Wedding of ; famil were with her in'her last moments, 1 ! 1 $92.75 to $3 50.
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fe-ty of property. ult of the PI bio'c'ite. I probable that wh eve. is the iominee of the to David Cowan,1 of Dak0ta, b Re v. M r; . y tber. All the i :
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L on, 0 iple lef b o. till within SL few minu a o ; : . S5�.95 to $6 ,- -t
. ' . acclamation. f Nile. I Th Oe of she being quite conscious of their p -31 I
; . a.ting th . j I , So a 1. ave th ught that per I U Petty, of Hens& 1, for some tim has been ordwich, township assessor, was in this'vi. to f theend. Th
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. . Oster mi run . in attendance on I er mother, M ty during the latter part of last weak. -were conducted by Rev� � .
� as -arrived. at the proper . for th§ D akoti 6 ' . homas - funeral services I
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� While fair progres - conclusio . We constituency bu Sir 1 ie Bowell hal �- otcurred in Wingliam, on Dinsdale, who for a Dme weeks has Mr. Andrew 'Yowdy, of the 17th conce� Mr. McNeil, of Bayfield, who eloquently � � I
� a has been made in th long been of the opinion that a I a powerf Iinfl 0 -Th6 death een very ion,
Dominion Parliament in t ,pro- I ul [once there, and no I poorly. � We are ple'ased to state will hold an a, Z i Put A strong U
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t he passage of the lave maill 'Sundayl, 3rdi inst.,, of - Johr Johns, af ter an b she is uction sale on Monday, bore testimony t6 the simple, trusting faith � � I -
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a Id be a - 4 be lal oted, And M r,1 I mproving.-Asv, 8. Acbes n left i I . . .
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� estimates during the, week, there have not - .. hforeed wou . now I inst, when he will offer for sale 40 hea of of the deceased, with whom he had con I 11 continued to
"I I � illness of three m tiths,'in his on ad .
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L ublic opinion ve Tuesday, on a trip 6 Dakota, cattle, some sheep and hc versed several times. The remaine wer Z basis was $5.19i
been any public bills introduced yet, and a . -pal ty to the country, and vv a have atically that I he om Decease d first ong gad i i whe a he goes ,go. Henry 'Tor. e In-
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� good deal of time has been Irthe opipion thata, good deal of I : galn get along ver, 7 we ini n Parl. at I . . - to spend a few weeks, visiting hii brother. , rance, of Cliflord, will be auctioneer. -An,. tarred in the Bay -field cemeterr, follow O , ... � I
lao been Ot L iament ness Thamesidi and for 40 years con- L d t,
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I discussing subjects of cc iducation i. he people � umber I "Toxw,mo, -
it ort Mr. F I ducted he Medwaiv mills, north of the city Shaw Will conduct the services in St. And. of Mr. J. W. Jaques, Balsam Lane Farm of 'Borrowing friends. , � a -choice lots A
almost wasted In I w* h onter.1 Mr. Moore, Rev. Mr. Sawers and Rev. Mr. other A I affair took place at the residence their last resting place by a arge n
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I ill b I I Mr. T. W. Gib ion, directo_r� of the Bu raw's ch on th *a 6 thing a., when his fifth daughter, � 0 to 14 80-1
. - practical importance to the Ptiblic. te - of mind that they I L rea� and highly estee ughout Western .urch, in thq� absence of tile pastor, -_ ,$4.6
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� instance, a day or more was devoted to the, 7 J � dl 7 en creed, O Miney, has h , Mr. Moore, of Brudefield, will conduct the Miss Maggie I nited in marriage to $4 to $4 50.'
o ill cause such a law to be rigi I � 1- - I
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nd no.matter how 'tringent a I Mil ing in - ustrieu of th -TI -the late: Archibald Hue- John MoNevin, onj Monday last Yantannie. Rev. Mr. F&mey .11. -
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I . discussion of the transportation questio I . . 4 , a m� Y, statement of � remains o services on Sabbaph next. -Mr. land Mrs. as U I .
� - th I George � sold at $3 85 1
1 1 f � . Mr. VuZard, a young farmer of DOTS. -Mills Patrick'. who manages the L ,export bulls a
. n as aw ! Province for the ear ' I ! ton of Portage L&L -Prairie, former rosid ,I attended' . officiated. . apartment in Mr. Wm. ,Dona In
I _ 0 i 900. ;'I rider the, old ant the funeral of the ifor(nerIki brotNerl There were over 100 invited guents. present, I ' � L .
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i it relates to the great avenues of commerce i t 01 ' d
. � arge maybe, they can not make . . . meter t n L . Ale eviu,oiSeaforth . it
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; . ar . . y, on Thursday, Fat ruary 28th. The MeNevin wa.9 for any years a 'citizen Of every sense of the word. The preseuts were , �-,fr,,Deibel has quit the boot and shoe .
to the seabo d, and the -discussion closed eks, in Cattle, equal i
- � a information ce 11 c whom, had a good tim ' :1 Toronto, arriving home last Monday night. wtigbing 1,00
I regime of the d0partment of Bellmore, wera interred I " McIntosh k; wife smtcreilly ourvillage, spent four we .gh - erw* Cattle -Cl
L ials in ch I Mrs Alexander . Air' eachand a f
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Wibboub any practical results that were for a ye' this part, and while here made mi ny warm 81 -Mr. John u in a h - -
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. I . �oseph Ardell, inan- C&ftle are wo
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consumed inL the discussion of a long, reso- I -or the th a Offidiating clergyman. Mr. (neation of Piovidence. sy, and .bought two fine steers secured a situation.- -as T butchers, MIX
Well by the general people. We, therefore, ! acteristic energy and t 71ought Fulness f men o the district, Rev. Mr. Farney was him in the gad dispi, atly sympathize with on Saturd 0
7 . d a grad. ,' pubR,p interests, . has I Patterson,. : -
I e W. Ft rguaon, and o 11'son 1 $3, 15 to $3.30,
. I no from Win. of Mr. George Ardell, returned to Nlanitobk I I
ja, the substance of I proo&ure age, accompanied -'the remains. The for some time, still keeps improvi allace, at about 4Jc per pound. Mr. I
lation by Mr. Bouraof believe that continual agitation an :orebtalled the usual of Port I --L-Mis. AnJrew Be 1, who ban b )n poorly from S. Mr. Joseph Ardis '
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which was, (1) That there is no necessity . this rf port al: ow the great and two sons, I � � the oldest Jae. y in this I
dal tightening up of the presen by twelve .. The state- deceased leaves a famil of! four daughters
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n troops to Sou . � -the,Province of - initY. She is ir her 88th ye r, and is thought school in his room Tuesday. -On Won i
. . and �he rigid enforcement of that law, will import%nee and value to Wm, Cooper, sr., is Wallace was offered4fe and r pound school, being on the Ai
L for sending more CAnadia th y Iaw,itnd ; Its Th remains of Mrs. John Walker � for his cattle some time ago, 1"buPte q
; Africa, and that the Govern ent should P Who still active and smart, day .1,1550 pounds J
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I he T ties, gold at $
� . pro i the'minerlpd products amount3d to $9,288,- Sunday, 3rd inat., aged abo t, 80years, were age. -A very pretty and niet wed. are down now, feed is scarce land farmers winter so far. * Mr. Robert Andimon, I I
. I hibit enlistments for the constabulary Will at the same time prepare, the people for , . On Vanced . . not severe storm of t
I . 424, a" agiinst $8,416,E 83 the year previous. ham, a f, - - son of � those -of poor
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for3e there; (2) 1 brought to Brussels on Tue ding took place in Wing �w weeks have to sell. - Tarmers have to wait bours Mr. Win. Audioon, has returned to Toronto. � *old a $3.4
. . aY Of last week ago, whi,,h when it bee and hours herb for�their chop these -Quite a few of our Vill
� acted. In other words, to effeeb tot%I pro- i 8 and interred in the cemeter I alongside that, . dayso , : . �
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. .8 mployed, and their. wages amounted to citizens, seemed rathar a surprise tomany. the rush b at 16 i Fteders-Sme
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I . L . of her husband, who died y:� I eing ao'great that Tom Scott finds Ye&rs of age, have engaged with farmers for I
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: hibitionth ough r� striction. T wo, 4,40 . jabout 30 years Thetwo it a difficult matter t k 'POL a
� I the South African colonies their i � : have ' $3,49 , of blood poison. Rev. R. Paul cc . nent. ; o eep up. -A sleigh 8 or �9 months. They WiLil I und each,
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: . ndepen- . i in cement during the la3t year also pottery, this event were Mis' Jennie Saunders, only mbers of the Epworth have an oppor- I` - I I Buffalo Stocki
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dence, thus placing them in the posit' been doing, and al�hough we may' not have .. J CL ducted the service. ,Decease load, of me League of tunity of developing their muse and at Pounds each, .
i . mica, -iron, nickel, copper, ar enic and oil- daughter of Mr. J h Saunders, of Stanley, this place went- to Fordwich on Friday leap i-
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(3) that . � Walter'O,b rno, a promising young night, to via t the sister league of that 'Mr, Christm 1i i .
they occupied before the war; d apid progress as some might 'de- 1.ver. ,There w big f illiag cffin gold, but was Maiy Dudley, she being a sister of and Mr. the same time earn a i
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I I on ' � k 13 - ants of the 12th concession - After some three we ks Of honeynlooi _ I
P progrese,as ev James budley. Mr. and Mis- Walker were man and well -to -d armer-of Bowmanville. town. -Mr. W' Allan car. stand the la,w last week.
. Canada having taken part in the war sh . unted for by several �mines shut- former 'e'id
. Oat careless observer must admit. I tiog down. � I 21'
- assert her rights to give advice as to 'the Grey, and was i( a, Mr. suit if the resit of the family Mrs. bulls, 4600 to 9
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.1 � . I - � - I I . . I lentified with early Method. and Mrs. Osborne have now return�d to the 3f 71 years of ge can get can. . A man Wilson were removed to 1 the House of Re- 1 - *27.50 per -cwt,
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� terms of peace. Mr. Bourassa supported Public sentiment towards the liquor traffic I Mr. Jabal Robinson, the Independ trouble, 1 coupled W I f fuge. They w
: 11 his resolution by an eloquent oration, which is very diffarent now from what It w to fif - :, ith old age, was the �
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t( an or twenty years ago. Then ' a cause 4 death., after an illness of several all unite in wishing Mr. and Mrs. 0 ie farmers west of here appe' d '10
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ni. which she had suffered ---------------- �� . I YLearling Lam,
- cOmmon thing for even church memb)rs to 1 ners to which he bas been accustomed in. the _ . can inson & H r ' -, I - .
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meir in one, of- the most able, logical and . I .a Grange Grand Lodge, ol which he has long' for wit rill who b the Ha* rig I
. a very rare thing to find any f C;h. .. ' ad h unusual severity, ter I sold at $C25 t
� . . , minated the is in poseemion of a �, ood farm and Aing feeling a that that institution sh ' Not one day in the y ir, but every legit. i sold at $&75 t
. , been chief.- An Ot brident earthly I fe of Mrs. *James Mitchell, wife of ould imate working day of the 365 do Tile E. I -select bacon Ji
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convincing speeches he has ever del; vered. a it J I quors were use ju - Then, I . . � -8 ye: -
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� - - te down Us representative is proving a Mr. Jamps Mitchelf, of the Goderich Star, . the� pres t, rent. .
i ' r"= every household ; n rig it, and purposes .1 Co., Seaforbh, #Ve honest value in ! . ore
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. .t source of amusement to tile House. On . y morning, this vicinity, he bavii taken full c iarge of ohn D. 8' Ure �
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she passe I g trip to !S forth. . lig))tv $5�715, A
- for miles and not find a otise came aft r Patient waiting oh bet part,- and. the oversight of th throu*h L%kelet for the Springbank f� I I �
the motion, wl�ich was done ' 0 i-�Isl 81 t' PW - 'a . erson - greal 3rd i beco tizen of sponsible for f a 2ood prices of - the pr Dry Goods. Some day in the near 'It I *1 thwit 200(
m ght travel Wednesday of last weel: he addressed Mr. . ig ent.-J, watered off z
I Imously, only three voting for it, The I cott Will haul the milk you'll be taking a shoppin -
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- _ wi ere they re so used. Then liquor wa used Speaker -as ' Brother Speaker,' and assured tie farm 1 of hi i father- factory Than it is that they '
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L . House singing God Save the King. I . . .9 w,in . turbt ra �s Angus _11 c K a old and mill, to his borne, where he is go as gs, ! ! ,
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I I p -�he country,at any fate, the rac. Most amusing in � ent, ob I . I 2
"Ill -Oatario Legis- I I I Staples, -etc. .
; The Buduet debate in the boot; of warm fri6nd�,` many of whom strove . �
� eurre when Clarke we are sorry to note, in ver AN 1735-1 .
� � I - ti a has been entirel I Wallace rose 'to I speak with loving and tender bands to help he." poor health. TbRo-�,-Tol I
lature was closed on Wednesday by the oned. . �1 FARM RENT,UD--Mr. tho M-ae Camer,on, .. I wilth scant -oZ
. I . Tw nty- I The new M. P., in Mrs. McKay is an ol 'lady and no so able I . the well known Otione'er and insurance I -
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- fi. e years al. I h He; amiable personal char- to baffle with the trils of 'life as in days L unchanged at'
� , . . ,,at oming down * HE -1 triamager, has rented his� fine farm -0 � .foi I
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espe a ds st 11 ope for I& -We.made mention i and
. a le citizens woul4, Chink noDhing of a end ' from the bac gone by. Her many fri T 1100TIN CASE.
in a Government majority of ten,'being L - , ci%IIJ to children, and fi i quiet but. recovery. . en I i at week of a very serious shooting case n the - I � I
� i . k benchet b ate himself in . ; I Thames road, near Farqualter, Lto Mr� JaMa$ .1
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I an hotel sitt' Clarke Wallacels� chair. T � sincere Christian lite, had an Gardine J 3
� . 'in an afternoon in' I I ,ing room R'er was a loud de,'ared her to ---�=M�� urr d in this town on the ev - !
L I - who k ew her,,aod � - — which occ 6 ening r, for a term Of Yeare - As a reigult I ; �
L� me in- the cvening i _ r ! ord( *as a wife'and mother of this-, Mr. Cameron will have an aue : 0 ;
. three more than the L highest recorded last a d going: ho tnln�6� ch'a_ clamor and crils of -.'erder all I of Sunday, Marph 3rd. Th tion I
I . session,. thus showing th a memb )r I two a following ad,
. . I Lat " Ross is being condition t lat I ere in the same chair.' Finding L him- ,she leaves a memo Y sweet With- all the Blu( vale. 1 sale of hie farm- btock, itacluding a lot of . !�TonosTo, I
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. � . . nibered" by the people and their re- the o1rd!inary tention, West - ditional partictiars we tak ' thoroughbred and grade �attle and imple. . .- ket for dairy -
I I so rcely wid�3 enough t" ' so -mu. -h at . t ',13.�Trooper David 0 eed, of vance of last week : There are m . I �
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pres -Elgin's M. P. coticluded to in ; - I Wingbam, lately re�urned frow, on Tuesday, March 26th aad a mode
. i Utativea, iii the rigb:t way. The reao- I Ova On to the 'Ply- I �_, ally ments,
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� : - e ,iz,3n were to be seen h h hal pened to be, I � Africa, gave a lectur(� ia the Force a' hall deavored to get a! nearly as rose n -Mr. �,'am. - I ck�,ng,ed, but
i d was a ver foolish one, I / C-8 , ,'
I Imtion thus kill y ' ' that of the leade'r of tho . plyt on Wedne6day 6ening of last wee el . i ble the Wi are sorry that ill health caii'St
i on the streets in such -a,conditioa, it Would Opp)sition. The h. I , eron to give up farmirig I rolh are quota
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ause of the loser or hurnin . I overing I .. i I a branch .of his busi. � . 0
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Many other similar ' suddenly disc ' i the cause 01 the up- was visiting Mrs. G itormy the attendance was hilf .ness, he will recuperate ,,A full list of the Ttibls are is
NOTE -Mrs. A. �- us's , �of Seaforth ,,war experiences. -AA it ivIas c)ld and shanks is a young man residing with '
be a nine days" bal ' � Houee.was convulsed, an I Clai ke - ce �R ell" I gets relieved from -thi .
' 9 and familial instances . Ki pn Sunday. e . � smi 11. We mother in town and working in Si�artz & -
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of the now notorious Wer could. be quoted to ' roi6r,remarked should al I * .
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.1 ade towards itemperance , . t ow in adopt. the Methodist churlh intend holding a box lives for- y of the big B iti h Empire � M�__ amd. for U. -
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oilution the " House went into aupply,), Ing parliamentar7proprieties, sperhaps he social on th family. -Mr. James Snell 'n has been occa8ionally visited , by Cruih. �
. res I . . and I - e evening of Eafiber 1 Monday. - Methodist ISunday school orchestr ' She - 4161m,
� so riety wi hin the Past 4uarter of a can is too ol �fi�"l y have Drysdale.
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- Mr. Hialop, of , . - I he has in that mind map u I � I .a ,the day -Mr. Peter Durimd,.jr.., is buiely I ar� selling at I
remainder of the session. W wn that he ha� a mind' of his own ; that- left on T 'esday wid a carload -of settlers' emoved attentions, that it is said were neither: JuWug wood is� now the orderof .
I �_ and soli(I work will be the order far -the th� Y. VY e saw fe * i sho d to learn readily, buth has already Messrs, Ofiarles Sto art and Will Cumming moved.onto their farm near W1139b in, and shanks, who ban, endeavored to pay her ITEms.
d I Mrs. Stamper and ch ldren h ve .
. - ya ago. For the past two year the ' . ygood ideas While effects fori from the station into employed drawing - � ,atl 124 to 13e, �
East Hu on, has introduced a bill - I Fie- va ated by desired nor reciprocated. George Sanb,,n .
- - r I It al , he has the courage of his. con tiong I . eepaw I Manitoba.! Mr. John Mr. Snell. -The Maitl the hou' ston�e. He intends -.. ,e -
making a at dents of Toronto'Uni varsity have n . vi Danholm eft on the eame'train I - ith a and W buildingastone wall und.�r_ his f) I
much .needed amendment to the Drainage : not afraid to exp�ess� tilem, - . I and is W car omen a Pres is a young man fromManitoba sru, next. 111.6.
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lo, ad spirituous liq 4ore at Ith , of heavy orse3 for he same PNce--A load byterial 80ciety'a annual meeting, i Wrox.' summer. -An auction sale of farm etock - . 310-NTAY'AL, �
Act, . , air annua din. . . . ; . d_ week, tendinj business college,here, and boarding , . 1 -�7
ners This also goes to sh I of youngpeople , ve over to Brussels last eter, on Tuesday of last , in pite of-, with big cOuSir, Mrs. Arthur will be held at m. J�hnston'si lot 28, . a aenqeof busi
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- I I Ow that the im. Friday evening, and etween all Amueements weather, larg I ttended intimate friend of Alise Currie. : i
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vement is not only anion H ron N Aes. . from the differ 0 a 8?uk� d mile west of
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Technical Education - of going nd coming and there � they enjoy 'u L r . Watt" P*Y Blake, o q= 19th. -Mr, I
__ . There is a good deal bei - fo 'Joseph , Tanner is wh tlilf, menica Joseph Jelliueau . t6 18e for west
n the rural -The Wirlgba�m Vase ad themselves. . . 'uelph okT ) cc church, M
rig pl and i . istricts, hub among the I .. mll o ub' has - been --M - of G f I re. Cock decided to go to Mire. I who has! been lumbering I I ;
said in the I . I _. conference �
I Y ung and in tl�e rb I re organized for the oomil 9 sea on. visiting- her fsister iti Toronto this week. - bold at 6nd in Muskoka for sometime ast,,haeretu . Ala: o a. --
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I public press of this province and elsewhere, an municipalities M : � Mrs C. Naylor, of P Menzies on it ev. Dr. urrie's to see a Hiss Currie lately returned home.-Quita'a rned j I 11 -
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- aving a the res a r� o u aid were interesting and f rce Mrej Rogers accompanied her. their way, thay lost, their [)eta in last Sund 'a storm. I A - . I
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� . he ' ere' Association. � : day. -Mr.! James I-offatt, I S tratfori'd . I fu _� pur e a few overtook M-r" � �
in advocacy of the desirability of hi y director of the Dominion Sho thorn B "eed - number
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� - our public and high schools, and of pro- and in all localities in the ProN ince.. i -w-Divid Ramsay has boon appointed )oat- ! visited his� parents h, ere on Sunday._Miss evenings ago by the M et I hodio eong egation was a clear, moot light night and when they Ashl] . I
0 master at Westfield and the Will . eldi. , TibonoxzTo, I
- - . I � Wfhat it is that ban, ecasioned this n tice. , in place (if his her I Loutie .Ja�;ieson a;d Mr. Ernest left on ing Work r 8 BodkY c nnec'ed reacbed Mrs. Currie's residence, Cruik- NOT14S
- � fal ' 8 t 'd o their new home in Hastings 0, 12th ooncession, hag - _�
viding, in connection with these inatitu- I , who has moved'away. Y4 r' with the gain .-Mr. Tifti ' ,w*s dull.and *
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I a tir a a, in recognition bf her oervices shanks'W" stalul Ing with his hands in his sold his farm to Air.'Wrd. Hunter. Mr. i
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" � tions, the facilities for the imparting of such al�le and gratifying change,, may 'f rm a I -The contract 49r f urnii ihing the seati 1.count,y, w4ere their father is engaged in the an. organist. Rev. M r. Ro I - overcoat pook6ts, near the gate. Mrs. Cook Tiffin has I � -say demand
,a A Wingbom Methodist church has ' ' - a 9 : telegram reedl
a training to their pupils. That is, in plain q estion for differ nee between ifferen peo. ! the , new fo r I timber busi�ess. - I prized the same night to tihd a a as our b 'lit a farrit near Langside, .
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. . PuPils .of our high - and I -Victor Franc . I I-- I rogressing a it surely, - to 0 9 was seriously ill, is now
words, that t6e ent -license law, com--' .- a lowly, b . V11e are glad to hear . I for export, an�
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public aghools should be co"palivelly stiin�' h, son of "D. ?rench, rian- I I , Bakfield, � fealth.-Mr. Richard ' ack next, but as she paesed, Oruickshanks made convaleecent,-The roads are very bad, ow- I ' shout 63 -
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*instructed in bi ad with agitation iand discus . he was going .
. i Reftke, has started a 11 last a movement an if i I
raeahan' si6n, ale en. ndwspAper in a town i Dr.'A ' denti . week. to attack the Ing to the grest,depth of #now. I � 1,
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land such work, in addition to the studies in I -C.'P. Smith, 'of the Biwk of Hamilton, Wedneod�;altcrnqon du,ring the ou ved in them for a while. The Misses Currie came I
. lea, engineering,. do-meatic science tited to the greatest hare of the credit. , , I to 13'ayfielluti'e7gi'rining INIedoesday, Wingliam last- i
X, I Trickerismith. . - o least a cent;
ow, having gone . so far I : inmer. 1785.8 Bluevale.-The directo,s of the luevale next, and Sanburat who was behind,, told . I
Wingam, has been appointed manager of BLOWS -4Mr. LeWis and Mr. Corbett, of Flax Company held a in ting on 8 t - I I 02i
which they now engage. This samo subject , I , an� h ving I � ��
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,on I . just B en . Parkhill, visited at -the reptory last will not hurt
� . is &too agitating �he people of, the United . �, . not opened-.. - I e week.- last, Wood- you while I am here." Immediately Cruik- I and middle fr(
- time that a dvance'step � ! Mrs. Parsons, of the 6b --R,3v- W- J. West, M. A., is i well known Shorthorn breeder, of Tucker� �
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� We believe public lentimen a ' Eriaoipal of Brusbels public sch if I I auditor st"d
aidered old fashioned, we must confess, that is rea for m- Mr. John Burgess, high -whea;t is
. . - -John Tee3wator, formerly ' rich towiis�ip, has moved to Lewis Tho White is
- States. Even at the risk of being con. t . , -Shaw, of concession, Gode. stock this week. -An excellent like ago of shanks pointed tile revolver at Sariburn's I ani i Lh, has recently sold toMr, John8carlatt.,
- 0o .or ye Lro, E1011,13 11 1 of the breast and fired� of McKillop, a very find heifer, coming
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a i I I Canadian Order of ForeAters, appe %red in Sanburn turned kly, and I No. 2. Sprinj
� suo'h a step. We beliove th't an 4 )een'appointed principal of lyth pu)lic ew � houee.-IN-Irs. A. Stirling has Seeing the revolver,
- the following very sensible remarks fro ! . I - a nd- , school. I move&to t4e house she recently, purchased the Sarnia PosVa uic ',his v)robably three. She is a dark red, and is in calf to Manitoba whe
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� ' . he property h fessWn breast, ripping bin overcoat, undercoat and I - 1 -$130, and -Mr. I
- . I special Forester nu mber of saved his life, for he ball passed acroas his Gift." The price paid w"
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the Chicago Chronicle, � , � � 11 m Mr. McClinche .-Mr. Richardson has. March 2ad.-T a the well known prize bull ',:4 New Year's
coincide entirely with -Joseph Bawden, of E, eta sold a 3i - � I
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- hil�it the prevELlent, r4id 'perni ` disposed of a lately purchased " banger " and McDonald a
- I our views on this subject, and a Ici6us syrtem the other day which 89 ', from the Roudedge . a id .eve. The powder flash scorched his lea
Itreating would . be'approved - estate, to Thomas -suddenly last week. . - . is, all;rail N
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ao great force to this province as to Chicago' -of b the and is now Waifing to hear'from any person ; Stinso The former w1w shot chin and the shoch aaused his n eed. I I No. I white a(
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- . D, of the - Mrs. Charles to relieve him of the pains of an h orable - The party made their way into the house, Cromartyl,.
� people, and would bel p , . , who can beat it. - S�uble lin - ose to bl
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F . I -After an illn-es er, John Tippet. old age, but, to the atter, alas! capital are u ted t
.. n . a of ab ut Four wee a, I -Mr. Art ur Elliott, a - being the last to e � - &
tio� al good in curtailix I 19 the amount of in. ; Mary Jane, beloved wife ' k I 8! Mrs. Currie nter. It is
" There is too much diaposibion in certain nd Aliss Annie punishment was meted .0ut, that hi I :RULL 80LD.-Mr. D.' Moltiaren, of (;Ien- 11, the a 0
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� quartere to I tOx Canto consumed and the Of Wari. Jennings, I Elliott in the�! concert in Clin'ton on . crim- said that Cruickshanks afterwards an- quaich Farm near here, h" recently sold . ,to �.
. find fault, with the public evil@ r6su ting of Goderich, township, passed away on Mon. I Tuesday 'a . inal example might llot be the m I M middle
- ' ans of deavored to enter, but finally went home, anotherbull, Iltwasayearold, an excep. at, 62je north
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schools at Chicago for not fibtin st�dents I therefrom. A measure of this kind day, March 4th, the cause of her demise Vfning.-Miss Rita Sbol2bury hdo leading other members of dog cie.ty where Coustable Vannorman arrested him tionally fine animal, and I purchased by I freights. Bat
- 9 W)uld returned from a visit to friends in * Durham, astray.-M.r. Charles Turvey, 0( I WAS
�. its. The I e 1,0 ni eficial than a pro] iibi. . ing from the grip. it- I Toronto of Plorris, shortly afterwards and placed him in the Mr. Beer, of Fullarton,for $90. Mr. Me. � _. . Prime are un
�, specially for commercial purau b " fi tely more ben � beinR due to pleurisy and PE eum, Ynia, reau I and Loadolo.-Mr. James McDon. was badly cut on the head by a falligg limb
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�. fun -tion of high Behools in geueral is not to tor I She was of t ie age of 3s aid, formerl f 0 * lookup to await in -
� y law,becau-se the one would be enforced I vestig&tion of the charge Laren takes a special pride in raising good I slo to $10.50
rl place, called on friends on Thursday of Jast meek, arrid retnained againat him. The yotme -
I years and 7 months) the only ch�ld Of M - . I in town last S'Da t u r ,-Rev.. Mr.' man doubtless stock, and his animals are ,always In a od $0,50 per
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