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.. �. I I NEW A i D . VB RTISEIMENTS I fr -m this exodus from the old to the r6w not work to have one law #or the _""__"�_�___�_ ,
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: � four to five thousand of * 3 ' er to the city from 'a canitary stand. Daniel-MoCafi I
, ��, I � . ,tbei'r people in ten -seem to think that the Independents, simpl -11 is busy constructing the brick . .
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1� - � � , ruturity Salo D.;v-Groig & Uacdoila,14 -1 years there must be something wrong. became they are ould not weeds are of such a nature that one good Our *village is goxing ahead - - �
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I . *14 I Bargskine-D At. U -Beath -6 During the recent rains it ie stated that the the 2ad concessi . �
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�_ � t - Farru for Sale -John McConnell -5 goes to make life pleasant, hav" person, but it would hardly do to encourage so it is supposed that no danger would re- is improving slowly.-Th,e, funeral of Mr. I
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A � - � . 31wito D,asons-Altis Eliz%h(th Walker -5 .
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t, � . , I I Prop. T ty for Sale -0. V Suth�rl and -6 . aulb from allowing the water to flow off for John Burdge passed through here. on Thurs- 18t—We are proud ot our Drugs, because they
"I - �'J - L Note Lost-Janies UcDawall-6 eri emigrate from them at the rate of four . a day oi, two. . are the
� l-. � I . - A plea WaltoA-John Whiddon-6 . . I - � - It would fill tip in a tihort day of last week, It wai quite I%rge, show- -at can .be procured, and you can al
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i I . _. �, . .. Cow for Sale -John Killoran -8 thousand in ten 'years, the case assume:i a Editorial Notes and Comments. . . I ing to some extent that Mr. Burdge had best th ways. de
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I , aomowhat eerio spect. There is no doubt The daily Sentinel -Review of Woodstock ` .
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I .r .1 I �Ll . Conveyancer'� the sympathy of the whole community in
1_ � , - 'L, tl_ I lGae Wwited-Wm. So . �o New Oatarto. But, it is . c I qii-, It deaerves it, and much more, It D. Hay, Commissioner and this their hour of sorrow and trial. -Mr.
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. - � I . . elsewhere, and are forever , lost to tile and:is the brightest and I befit of the town or NOTES. -The grain market of. our v'll the home of his mother, Mrs.' A. McEweu, FE AR'S -I-) RU G STOR
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I .. �1, , . I Mr. J. P. Whitney, leader of the Con- interm.ediary committee, fl;nd both parties James Miller, of the village. -Rain i � you want to buy or not, corne in and see them.
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I ; Be -party in the Oatario Legi8lature, country to live in, instead of making ib as ithe heavy end, as usual, talls on the woril. and all root crops- -Monday last , was L%bo' tile home of her aunt, Mrs. George Baird.- �
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3 - i 1, __ � � " M r. Whitney spoke for about two here, but to retain our own , native b3ru elowly but surely 'gaining ground, and the ant day, -Miss Mary A. MaMordie, oi I friends in Buffalo. They are also attending -
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� ; I A I'll, 0 erican Exposition in Buffalo.- vipait.-Mr; Joseph Gould has sold his dwel- ford to Port Elgin, by way Of BaYfield -
, - " : hours and three quarters cial cit:z.,na 9 Tthe question may -bo aslied how - Air. R. MeMord'e' Meesrs. John Rattenbury and John Sailer ling house'llere to Mr. Peter Lamont, of 0,odericb.-Several of our citizen
� f . workmen are gradually weakening, and the Londou, for the past few weeks, haa bee4 the Pan -Am
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. I 11 I p-Aitics, reviewirrg the action of the Oppo. - I general expectation is that the F,trike will v'isitivg with her brother, V and
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I # I I , do thiH ? Our way would be, first, toget not last much longer. - 'and- other friends. -Rev, Mr. Scott., 01 are attending the Toro' to fair. I ,a are st
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k ;tjp� �1: I . - . . . I - tion.-MiEs Stephenson, of Clinton, and Fraser. cf Elma' I .
�,�' #*� - 4 7 in. an open market, for the produo,ts of our � 9 8 s mother ' * -
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I f ; . . Y_ upon which the part will . Huron at tLe'next provincial election. It dell, of Woodstock, tile fore part r)f th( now suit of nobb' blothes, Tile E. AjoFaul
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4 . t tua.ted big speech was fmquent and loud." pendent candidate. Judging from appear. Long, are this week visitiug the Torontc 8ow their fall wheat. -The anniversary ser- day from Londbu where fshe had been on a Algo Lt P n
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11 I I I quoted waplendid precedent. It 'was no ancl manufacturers the. full adyantages of Ilub- fer, of the village.-Mesarv, Arc Endeavor had a picnic at Grand Bend, on
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, 4, - I 1. - I lees than a, speech of Mr. Joseph Chamber. our geogra�hical position by fore ag the' rail- not taken any active part in politics! &I r. this vicinity during the week, looking up all had a �ery enjoyabl time. -Mr. V�illianl attending the Pmi American. Mr. Wilber wish them all prosperity i
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- I . I hie policy and the policy of his collea ' " . couple of week n mare and foal to the a low at Toronto last Trunk R-iilway F3tatjon in Lucknow.-Mr. . - —_ -
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N when they were a6frusted with. the rains of .t . . � .1 topbuggy. .Ouryoung ladies will be kee.p. more's.-Allfas Isabella M'.- Gardiijer and - fit I 8 -
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,overnm, would be kept to themselves a on Dotigall.-Mr. and MrS. 10rill"Y INIr and Mrs. 0. Crawford, of -the Lindon '
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t . , r 'll tr at uncle, Rev J. A. Turnbull, and at, good music provizded by wel known and
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. ... .- 11 . with hia sister, Mrs, Alex. Ma:an.-Iuvita- fair, Mr. and Mrs. 1'.. Borland V Mi. ner of Welliuvoni and - d musicians. Good prizes will be dim.
I It � 0 opporlent% collected all the fees," Sir Vanhorris and others of I'ike i'lk- In t[!e imp4,rtant fact. While expres3ing his dis. icbrnond streete,
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" _...., . . After a careful reading cf Al-% N�':-:'n� 5'a third place, reduce Rpp6intw] at. tile, result of the recent cen�uf,,, tions are now out for the Weddiag of �#lr. and Mis. J. Vance also cfb here on M day on Saturday, September 14tb, by public' po ed of each evening, A voting ,contest I
-7 I- . � � , . . * James R-oggarth 'and Mis iorning, for the doubl will be the feature, the throe aspi.,,ants for
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i * � . 0 to the very loweat'posaii)l he said , 11 Taking into consideration our both (if Hea3all, which takes place at the W6 � __
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I i -11 _,;:47 a .# y wonderful inomase in tr honie of Mr, arid Mrs, R. B. McLean, on wish till a .pleasant tirne. " Mr. Oliver Biasounette, Conserva ive, and
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. *, - I . .T STAxjiuxi, B. A., (late with Mc- will be lively on account of the coming elee.
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, t 4, -f - .: I ,[ . pz)rations for the erection of rill people. Our nfxt of kin tothe Houth of us at P , I tendent. The. service3 will Conlin ,n (�, at cuph-d 1)3, C61111rit; & Stanbury, over O'X�011'3 B3,11c, - no"little a-ttraction.
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p, _ 'U:" the members of that party in th .1 I gelections from. Their�' rango of now Suit. on all ccoup . I a
I - " , I - I Willian) Shane. who has Wen a resid f J. (" S.anbury for defendant. )rwood � for m I
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__ � � Z - u. J. R, Stratton, inteneki g to make l.is home in ti; future . hea;r that
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_-, we venture the statement that Canada at i BR,jEi,,s,-Mr.CJatnea McNabb, has ,
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T - - . e cai parties In thi2 province very neatly and ' e
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� , � We oul: population which the prezent census re. uncharitable it seems to me that ib ii 11 0 b -Mr. George For6yth,'wfio has been visit. .11int, Jnques vs. Alexande a note congratuliited.-_1'11i�
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� 1% I , . I put the matter in, this wav . I iDg relatives in Blyth and vicinity f -o Al ills011, -d,ferce rot iafauc� and no. value. Judg- the cj'was tenting B
� I I I I ,. The r the if Cleveland, was here ed. a visit -postofflee stor - at ayfield
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I I :, - i��dl the Opposition g establishment in Cleveland, Ohio, newing kcquaintan,!ea in this vicinity' dur- j. (j. S�a,u ,
�' t: I through the many Columns of the speech for Are There None Ri ie N; F. W. Glad� at Toronto this week. It is to be b d
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I .- . f getting office�jn a wo, -two years, returned to her home here ,f,iffi- mat for defendant. Follis vs. � Gower, ac. that they will have a good
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I , � � I teous ! No not one ! the govertiment leader and his coileagou., I Saturday evening, intending to start in the , 1 Lion on' a note, ttansfetred to Creaiton Samuel Hackwell, of Michigan, is-visitijug
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. � . -1 �, . a sad disappoint. take from an arti le in 6he last a e t the province wad ston Blyth, was trie4 here on Tuesday. . d 4her NOTE.S.-A large company of volunteers have been visiting the former's sister Mrs. -
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� i - � - meat to the reader. He does not propose Toronto Faxw-em' Sun.' ' It refe a to the ttending the Incluttrial Exhibition at ITo 'of the Dake and here are now r
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. � I - -1frid . Lg,.0 rier to The Woodstock Sentinel-Raview a auce D ue X C-)ruwall to Toronto -Judige's inade at the Seaforth flouring mill. la fact �
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. ll � '.� I Liberal Government in power, and henoe lie letter'ad dressed to him by M r. R, I . Rich. " A carresponde so the judge gave his decision in favor of couft of re-vition was bell on Tnursi there has been n
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, I - �:-�_ .- I the defendant, allowing him $200 off the - ... homas Johnston has purchased the far� of Botli Reforme'r's and Conservative4 had a eat firm took possession. -Many young
� , - furnishes wo valid reason why, ab the ap. ardson and the unseating of Mr. Ri hardson rnarks recently made through these Coln . r. Jarries hl"-fiL The price paid was lar#,e list of appeals .in.-A.'Q. Bobier, wife fell
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'' I proach te by a business man who was trying t' - 5",600. The farm contains 64 acres ari4 is and family have returned from their trip �o otbers who left good home3, whcr4i they
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I I � � � q I t should change their allegiance from the No reader can fail to see the hollowne6a thequestion, " What,is the matter with visiting at the latter14 father, Mr. Hugh ' " " - '
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� I _ � - . Woodstock ?.' op no ' James Sims ea attending the PiLn. enough time in Manitoba. The people at
I I ,,, I e apparently low price. -Mr. Andrew Am rican during the' past week, -E. Chrir.
. n I up some interesting and wife are thkirig in the Toronto and 1, . .
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- so ably guided, the ship of state and pl ce lielop is epending a week in Waterloo, via- t .
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"I the buk�iaess in the hands of novices V'.11 knowledge t ng hie brother, who has not been having Dr. ollins.-B. S. O'Neil, wife and daugh- .
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L . . him with the transaction, in which it might - to,buy -only Britihh made gooA Mon""' Alice Doupe was visiting friends in Gorrie I " the'$b. Lawrence, a", far�ms Montreal -Ira DF,ATu, OF A PIOlVEER,
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I L, , determined to exclude independence from ahead with it. It is too bad me firm takings, vacationin oronto andBuffislo at
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, - .11 I The Census. Parliament, quashing the popular vote, if and to act upon.. -To encourage hom i don't take a hold of this paying business.,- nsa pre ent.-Mrs.'�Thom;as White, of Windsor,
� . � % -priee is always Corn. looking after Mr. LOCAL Bpuy,Fs.-Monda last, Labor Day wag
I I The result of the now Domiaion,,censl.13, receseary, for that purpose ; and that he dustry and home enter ' "* Mr. S. Gracey was y - f R the gue4 of Mrs. John White this He was one of the honored pioneers of tkk
. � . regards as Phariaaism honest opposition mendable." , 'keg, and it Chellew's furniture business the past week., M 6s obser'Ved here as a holiday. - Mr. � township, and it is due to the industry and - I
. which has recently b3on made know i wee�.-Arthur E. tennett e'J. A.
I - � El, Is such as Mr. � _y These fa' always Pays' -Mr. D, B McKinnon is taking in the G dorge MeEwen, M. P., recently purchased Ste art store, lbas accepted intelligence of such as he tha,F, our township
� iidliardson offered to - p%rt cts cannot be too forcibly or too * a position with
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, � - disaPpointi g as -'a whole, and j-)bbery and corruption, -The integrity of tEe frequently irnp' ' Pan-Americ n this week. -Mrs. John Hen- a ne driver from Mr. William'MoLaren, of Little & Company,
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I - . rticularly Manitoban-judges is not impeached, _ People- derpon is visiting her brother in Toronto tion ,they now oceupy &g the
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; l in.ce of Ontario. It wa3 hoped. the ceneus But it is a pity th c articles which they could get ad good and as of the Methodist Epworth League, her recent serious illness. -Miss E lateir.-J. A Stewart wife and family, and reached the age of 74 years.
� , Do. . at they did not feol thom. I native of Glattgow, Sootlaind, and with other
: � . Felvea in a position ,to do what a strong cheap from their own ,home merchants ; =ay evening, on the beauti 6. of Toronto, who has been here visiting Mrs. F. J. lit ave returned fro '
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� minion had reached at laa,Wsix milli * j, but �E'oglish judge I would ,p-robably havo done, -and those whobuy tea and shoddy from Andrew Sloan, was a grand success h ,,i ' ,friend, Mis-i Jessie R. McLean, h%s re. I nt visit In TIonto and Buffalo -
it is more than half a million short of thi,R, A slron,- E'6glit, -
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. ' in every way. The night could not have t irned .home, . bar ister , Sn ;ury attended Zurich settled in the county of Lanark, from
� -11 judge, seeftig plainly tkat pecilars who are here to -day and away t accompanied by Mrs. D. P eaday 0 �
I he had before him, not a ,genuine petition morrow, becaafe they thi - I " been better, the programme was excellent IN cLoan.-Mr. and Mrs. W. McKay werean cou -ton Tu last week. -We are whence came so many of the stalwart and
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. a conBEtracyto defeat few cents a year, ins�ead-ot Purchasing ,from every person w down with tile fever, having contracted it
. .less than any former similar period during public righ,-,. would proba ly have swept their own h ome merchants, as well sath fled. IV. 1. and Mrs, W. D. Robertson. - this distri
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� . the history of the country. short residence there the deceased, with his
!, � - -ton sad children, of Ion&, who were brothers George and Robert,'came to Us- .
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I - I t % Bri t whi e away on heri holidays. -M iss Id
I t ult to say. verdict of tile people. - - . here visiting Mr. and lira. John Scott, re. J ,a
I son for tbis is, it is of courso diffic I tion and prosperity. But they do depreci. . . oh is Is visiting among friends in Sarnia, borne and tookup the farmson the Thames
; w ! Bruoefleld. t ed home on Wednesday last. -M r.
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1 4 The politiciani try tc account for t - I ' p, Tor nto and Aurora,I-Mise Jaffra , of To* I
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- � I - The LibertkJ3 adirm that I come to lo. k upon the 8 sho Te among the finest and
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I I un am the one least uld spend fit home. . Anv and Erie Loan and Savings 1�o pany, of Jo a, returned hoibe last week. -The .'in
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,ged with partizanahip, and one that woul-1, interellb. on first-class farm eacurit week visit.
I . � n8us was " gtuffiid," in order to i tir til 0 t city, Was in the village thin ' funeral of Mrs. Sara� MeTaggart, wife of
I . I . . - y. All kinds of Mr. Monteith had been in failing health for
I . ootiveyandog work done well rind cheaply. At - er!and. Leo .ard McTaggart, 6f EXeter North, took
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I � - I MUST NOT PuLL TjjrlR EARS, -T . 1 167 here during the past week visiting hi's dece sed was 73 years%lf age. . .
; . the J,ther hand any that the euumerator I . e must confess, however, that i I - - eachers I only survived about two weeks. He was a
� a in 1 W ' the above , in GL,rman schools have been prohibired No!rEs. -Thinking that your Brucefield mother-in-law, MrI4, R. Hunt, and his sister',
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� the pleSPVb i138tan,ee-hava made oi # I I ads us to ' from'Oufling tile ears of pupi's. It is de. tiou, and fearing that the general public son, Leslie Colwill, were in Toronto Lb s -The gar en pArty on Thurs. thinker, and but for big modest and re-
� . nisei(jue somewhat changes our mind and, le I cormspondent has gone-ou an extended vaca. Al ra. Al iller, of Kippon, -7Mrs. -Calwill and
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I I �r , fear that with it too it depends somewhat I n y - �en ay think that our town h&R gone out of week visiting friends. -Mr. G. F, Yu .gbl �s ATTINQ
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I has stence, we would say that it is still here waF in Auburn this week, his former ho: he n
I established also that, a woman 35 years old .1ext
. dme _11t the instance af Holl. .Mr. Ttir e, n If ' ' me, was 1, auccefels, The n lit was fine and the Prominent position in public affairs, Ho
. t i , inveighed more earnestly .or, ably I I at the old stand ready to do business with 1 on bu ioe.Re. Mrs, Manus and Pon Fred crowd enjoyd'd--ithe'meelves. The proceeds preferred, however, the q,uiet and comfort&
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o.-den.,liat the iiupren.l,t�c.,y c)f Qacb-c r.,ight I the operations of ille " machine" used by teacher during her childhood,' has BuTe d to -$45 �-At � meeting of managers He was a trtie frien4, a hini
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� _', e illOff tL40 ia L, I oli,tical parties, and none pro- . .Sawers baing Lst Blake, conducting anniver. da) ,hier in-law, bIre. B. Short, were in resbyLerian church, it was decided and obliging neighbor, a worthy and useful
. PO�P'111%'iou of the other Proviness. I A LAROE FORTUNE. -The will of t . - I
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I . I y . - of the supposed eary services in the Presbyterian church Exe I Box, of Se' to proceed with repair@ to the church at citizen andan upright and honest ma, .
Dowager E i ler on Wtdnesday.-Nijas wh&
I . mpreas Frederick was opened a- once, -Mr. Ei-fion returned from a visit to -possessed the full confidence and" high
, ; not think r,here is much in either contcp there. -Dr. Hugh Ross,formerly of Auburn fort), - visited ,the Misses Scott, . of the his daughter, -'at Nairn, on Thuriday of last esteem of hia fellowe. He leav
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I . I Even'suppasing the ceu8us ; against electoral purity they were supposed ' f brother,in-la,w, Mr. Wm, Berry, of the Lon- Mclfuigh returned home from London this in their rad
,, I Prince Frederick Charles of Hesse) also gets I don road, and other friends in the vicinit,V. visit ofriends at OAawa, Toronto, London bereavement. In religion he was a Preeb,y-
- of 11,91, h --d been ina,le as largo as pz)ssible, I to have committed, - All this e0cured for it I Fredbrichallof Castle,. on which the Do we % St. Paul's church choir will picnic and Buffi;1o.-Mr. Duncan McKerzie, of terian and an earnest SOL
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. - . . dence which the ' Empress spent the whole of .7 �t rand Bond on Saturday of this week. ' d active lAberal in
:. I - Milverton, called at, Mr. J. Fraser's last politics. Tha county
. . I be-quebt w1iich she received from the late says, for beauty and wit,, *the Emerald Mr, and Mrs. C. A McDonell returned we t ek. He was -)n a bicycle trip from Strat. death of such -a man.
. - have been made would nLot, be sufficient to bound partizinship nev- T: loses much by the
. - . er could have ,done. 181b - cxceeds anything he: ever saw. He homle on Tuesday evening from Forest., .
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� ill).ke up for the diT!runce b!)tween the ex. . .But, alas and ala6k, when a man (If its own I de8troved 6ulv her most riv-f � - L —
. . - I Countess Gal'iera. The Dowager E,aipreas brought a bun -3h of Irish heather and a black wh are they had been anent] in a fe-
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. pected and the reality on this occasion. I way of thinking falls a vie , thorn walking etick for Mr. Berry, who ap, witl Mrs. McDonell's p,irerts.—Mies Net. �
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I Dowager Elmprt�as included nothing from the dear old land, so dear to� every Irish whe �-e she intends remaining for some time.
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� - � fact is that for twenty I and is bei 9 " throw - y aving renounced v,as this week visiting friends in and around eben, of Brucefield' preached with much
I years or more Canada I ,n out on a t6ohnicalit " I' press h all claim on her or It - I :
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: . I . . I . . 1.3y, of Aiderly, is anxious to have his tc on Saturday.—Mr. and Mrs. George Hart -m " � andevening last, -14r. J ,� : Tailoring r1ors -
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I L one day last week, he found a child's bitioD.—Mrs, R. McArthur, jr,, is visiting beauty ?' That which strikes the eye
. - cuatomera at our verk doora. We have also the over 7,ealQu8ness of his friends, to put it ' Park, Chelford, Cheshire. 'He' has agreed or Coat, which the owner can have thev relatlives and friends in the neighborhood of . Perhaps one of the'best definitions of b I eauty ( . ca: led beautiful.
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. . beeni'trying to raise o'urselves up by -our iu as mild a form as powdble.. To ' his residence.—Mr. Hugh MCC mn be foully in our new erea
1 .7 F-aY the bonegtly and sincerely wants to go courting, Call 'It .,rog(;r St. qatbarines and Niagara Falls.—Miss M. a Ladies' Tailor-made Costume. \ , tion of
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: .1 . t o,nas Carr is doiDg� the work. � 'drapery bangs in folds that flow with the motion c I �,Z form, or how their
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Z netural increase and the large immigrat- c 1 The facts are t� at Mr. Richardson was with her wedding troueseau. The offer -
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I I has been little more than aufficient, to inakc not uu�eatecl by a technicality. There was holds good for the next twelvemonth, and it . . 0
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. our own no 11.ionepiracy to defeat " staves. Mr. Amerit'is a large ealary Md'lle Richie, In in the future. We have
.public right." . - . hustler, and not herd.—Mr who comes to us from StUts & O'Brien's, the swelk
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himself ' violated the law most flagrantly. * Lake Syndicate, proposes removing the again to the front buying grain. Mr. Scott Rum all and family, of London, were -visit. :
; . been in tlie West is due �ery largely to re. 1 In vie'w of the t-vidence the judges could .weeds from the lake in that city, next purchased the stock of wool hold by the t is week at Mrs. McGregor's, near .
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. tario being the moat criterpriking and pro. 'in ; lowing the frost to destroy the weeds, with his -own this week —Dr. P. M . Stark & M Ckay,
� .. indeed it would hav* oDonal 2, ' thei'r former home.—Mies Kate Cha 'An ,
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I ive, this province has suffered most justice had he not been unseated. It will � iviLig the lake a far from sightly appear. were here last wee OPPOSITE THE COMMERCIA14 HOTEL.
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