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� NEW ADVP,RTISEMENTS chtLrge, and v phile I although it was very storn lar, th; inter weather we have. had so , la�i �
freely dmittilog the 900d The as James' 8, Kernighan, D.,B, An r. ss`tl I 11 ! � I ,--i :
I fisrvioes,. far this iew on hia seldom been equalled in 11 . . I'll I I --:i - . �
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AW The figm-erm-r-wee- *.tke parenthe�oaaft3reazh attention to *hat seewe to us the other later , ; auditors, John A. ImbLesp "W . . L . ! I i . . �
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,one, denotes. the Page of the Paper on which the side of the sioniii,tion, We e.tpreesed the fear Dn4 directors, Mesiri. 3 -A. disb brethren closed ti eir c lure . In the! v ; . I-, L
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.advertisement will be foand PostoWice I . mornir Rev. DT". Wt rde:i ,ave aninter6ot- ing thel at Mon the farmers taking ad. r. Wm ; Fortune, Sea ' . Allex. I Ross, �
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. i that Mr. Mulock is oond; toting the Morttin, T. A. Mille, F. G. Sparitug, T iso. go, It . . I Like M . . forth ; Mr . � � 1�wpes.-_c
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. Fur Sale -Greig and Macdonald -1 I rtment �oo much on the lines of the Ha 1, i H. R, Eliott, Win. Cruiokahi�ikE - R. i k on the Preab 4er a 'on Wd, I � - *on - - .
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1 Grogan—Riaharison and Melon's -6 i Depa I I 1 3 � I a . Asrs. ff & Stewart have twelve I � -
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great monopcilistio corpm-ations and tha& he � foreign and home!, showin, the strides �the wood. 0 I Brucefle . Robert Fraser, wajto�n ;,� . - _1101ne ey
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11 Creditors! Meeting -11. Beattie . ; chureW was taking in that I line. In the teams a ,work it JMorrici and- five i� Turn- , . . -, week� 0
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� -%Vm. lAne-5 to tora met after and appointed W.. R6 . ; and their yard 1presenta I Mr. H-enry Oudmore, Mr. -Rd erson, . I �. DtI.-BF
; . paid I ! I __1. evenin terealting berry, 1 kaul ng h 19 I
g -U. Brodezlok�5 � much out of the earnitigo of the poorer oeore'tary-trears rer. 1_ i � g bei gave ), V ry in' i . ; I
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V. .19 of the Fiellvice. i' ugh � sermon on Aie subject, " ', ere Is No Sea." a scene of groat,lbustile and activity just .1 k . : - " -
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: Loga Wanted -R. L. Uark-5 . � But, of ot rae, the pessimist sees in I -,
offioie : 3r 31st, Rev. , of 01inton, . i I , Afe,Greg
hit fu"wusly df,tiouncing `D� B: TvIcRae pronounced the imagio Ords Al 1hot gh I e was! I to f Rev, Mr. now. - � .:-
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� Bull, for Service -G Crich -5 our fears as gi until,388, nd ceusn, for which joined , ims Aia, K. DAe and ohn . , , . �
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For Sale-Wni. C inipbell -6 'i is , �.,_ fore, a ad tl �at about 27 ye r Mond%y ence th � Tgot it hard when it does And'a host of othersi that FEAR'S CONDITION POWDERS is . t1le beet � �
I ,,daiiug to ineinuate anyt, iag of rid, Xellper, of Gr' y, in the bonds bf matrim�Oy. - cock, of the list � I I �- -1 b
. : Iev r. B 080, f tuseels, ido- come.", 'M,. -
. Selling 0irt-i W. WheAtley-S . oesible evidence of 9, � I . I � . � 11 profit _.
I Harold Jarvis Con(-ert,-S-8 furnishes the strongest 0 1 The event toot place at the iesiden(36 of the . . horse medicine they ever tried, _ � : � ..., - .
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: . the truthfulness of this poaftiou wo took ; I liverec his 0 lebiated lecture, 11 Banyon Itbe line of � or *18, Idab -9. valuable horse 1"t . - I i I �,nnaal
: Lad' neeit Alethodist Churoh-8 It btihl's� father, where very tast arrainge. e ' J ,i , :
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I y- I . Immol tal Dre mer," to a larg'a and 'appre. week fr in %out indigeetion. The animal ' . librArY '.
I Farm for Sale -Th- was Harvey -5 says : 11 The amount of, the sti,latiles p id in mentia had bee i Made f6r the, occasion. c - - i -, :_ -
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! Discoun' Salz-Lear(yd and Co -8 I I 0 ciativie audien�e, and all were well ple4sed, was valuec at $160 -The annual meet- .-V -IT MUST BE ALL RIGHT - � : I leverillig.
�., the railroad mail service! in 1896, was 301,- �- eve, ove� � 4' - , . . k
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In.oubato'4r forS,I*-G. A. Aitzel-8 I � :he Ptesbytertan i . . ter[de I
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i Stove Sale -S. M uVett and Co -8 : 118.51, and in 1�01, 829�2,19 56. In ! 1896 members and , ,dhereDtP Of Cole'se'Methodist with tie a idresd. There i i no doubt Rev. g of .. ,-I I -
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I Buggies Paindn,--R� Devereux -8 I there were 414, and in 1901, 398 eog.% 4 in Goderich ,township, entered, the Mr. R)ss j 3 a good lecLu rer, and,! having a church fterricion, of At this time of the year every horse requircs extra at�.ention, ind a ,few doses --1 -_
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� Stove saim-s. Mul'ct�, and. Co -5 I 11 ' him tight.' It is sold in. pach-ages at ,25c a ponef e1c
. 11 the railroad, mail service�. These rodu tions good sabject, handled it fit A, mastorly Wile. Wedue 1', Mrs. of these powders will Iceep - I 0 �
. hospitable home of Mr...,Peor 061e� by storm, . tf ' . I I � I
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� January 8ale-D. M.. RcBeath-5 � I . . - . - aL -endered 8orno electiorio in I eir H. Gib3(#n,* Of Alberta, Northwest Terri- -1 . � ; , - pre,sidel
[ I her . ' by complete urptise, for tbree pourids for 50c, or three 50c pac�.kages for $1.25, b� . �
were made, notwitbatan ing that Were The of oir i - I � -, �
i Big Sale-Loaroyd sud,Co.-S L taking the fam ily � - I 1 7 . - 00ti
. -, tory, have een visiting Mrs. Gibson's par , . " T.. 8
: Discounts on St%tjonery-A. Winter -1 2,000 rViles of railroad sa ditional to .attend the purpose of -ing to M r.�. and NJ rs. usual style. They were v isiGtedi by Mi3s , , . .,-,' 7 1 . .
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I . present ' -Mr. eats I In 9,ad Thorn- I ,
�, _ ! Mamie Livirga6n, who i a ig .a. s.olo. I Seymour ' ;�5_ i
I Pigs for sale -D. McNaughtoli-5 to. In 1896 there were �4, a;nd i4 19 � '5, Colej I I
i - - I ia.handso e ea-sy chair. 1 - Clinton, ton, o � Turnberry, and -at Nelson and ' .0 for,1902
; in I I � Roberb McKay played ho(k)y wit� . I .
� 1)0,w Lost -A. H: B,-rw.a��8 aill clerks. In -1896 . *S�
-5 temporary railroad i I -��t year 144.248� pcunds of cheese � whirh I
I I - ich, lian. Thorrion's, of Morris township.- �
; Mid Win ter Sale -R. WtIlis and Sari . , , Wednesday, evening, agui at Goder, - Wil, -T
i Money Wanted-Exposhor Office -8 there were 6 temporary mail transfor agonts, Werei made at he Fordwioh factory dtiti of ;he proEperity of our com- . palilia" ",
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I Crockf ry Sale-2-13eatiie Bros�8 . in 1901 there were none. These a nds Of milk. he aVera.ge I . I . I i .1 -, �
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� Barn, for Sale 5 ,070 Pon . migh Monti -nn that ten horses I -00 7 it"o --Th
. -E. 0. Ca.iiian-8 ffected and � the 't6- cheese Was - early 9 , Jesaie McLachlan ooncer a " Brussels 61nd u PY We i ; . ��
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� hangers-on shaken r,ff i by Mr. : Mulock." Wingham,� and were bit lily elated. Ip is ch �ngii d hat ds lately within a radius . I I � : T .
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� Here we have it in the New t, ca a own ' xpend- too bad r,h�ro ig not ball -oom in our town, .in Is lor wo of Bluevale.-William i : "I Stanley
year.larnounted��to $I'3,._'7_ -20.I3, with e Of ' . ,S:M_A_JT01Z.)r-r1:�_ �: � ,�
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15t I could have a ,, ood eon, ert h 'ere. A bip ped a car'of hogs on -Nonday, to I . . � I
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I I -Ales3ro. Bainton Brot� era have moved Palmer ton, - M r,. Will Gard in _. I. : � � 01_� .
I L 06D of $18 ,- � . i - ____ � '_ , . .
� NIUV has bed,n largely increased, the number of 8.7 - l- �. ��.) 'theU I uild I ing-on to 61 e 14 t recently bought Sound, a visiting at John Burgess' this � � I . . 'day" tc
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� from Mr.1 Mosier, aid arc busily engaged weeki- Mr. an,i Mrs. John Fawcett are � , i NV O
. SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Jan. 17th, 19W of those left'has also boon deoreaol : Out �_Iast Wawano h, was the owner of 100 ac�es . onmed their normal condition.7-Some Phila- pointed to canvas the congregation, and, if - Z. ,
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: of thine own mouth do we convict � ' delphia correspondents for the' Herald, felt 'sufficient support. weile given, to % -C atepo � i t I
t I thee, of fine farmla id, but has added more to,his reiking U, a . ..
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� broths . 10 n,?. le. recently bought the ad. I � I y - . I W I - -
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. - t ing it. We undetstand Ili. Priol, of 0 in. cett's p ace at t1- e station -ed 4or ; wheti � � � I I
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I The D(>minion Elections. I clerks so has it been" wit, oi,hersifitholowel acres frd'M M. Lockhart, $2,000 1 . w1ould give some items of interest Ior their sheds would seem� to he ai our z I .
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Nine bye -elections to the Dominion Par- ranks of the service. i the 1 New 0 i,ie0e of ton) has the contract -bit. Dan Buia of sence.--Mr, A. Craig, alter w9rking in I I
� I ow, as eing the figui e �pciiJ. - It is� a fino T , ' I . readers, But we rather app�eciate some. last heard from �be subsi riptiort liat hy,il . I _10 I
' Chicago, i� at pre Tem'isoarnitig a short time, was ta6u ill, Q .1) � r, � i
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. Era itself points out th4 decreasis iti: the andiand was .-oneidered tQ be bought � ab a I thing of a more genial style and also having � I ,_ I
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� Wednesday. Of . I � .. � I � ,6ti%n ka- and at I atesit aci i auto was still confied to - I
; liarnefit took place on salaries of tile ma"ll clerNs wbi to work fa . I I., At the regular meeting of t is Chr more FDglish grammar than they poBsess.- the required &me nt. Th church treasurer Duft-GU
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I : � deavor Society, Tues� ay ev 3ning,t he foll6w- be'd--b4iss AnIX Swann is staying with I � �
I these, five were in Ontario, three in QaeboO has been encirmonelly ia,zileatied,, will it please - ) Mr. W. J. Elliot is at present enjoying good reported a balance on hani I of Sll�15. ,� _.L
I -David Milne, of Grey township, who is T I i OP
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4 Of these, point out one iristance where the subsid ing o cers'w6re clacted f r the ensuing six relatives in,Ferg F. I r - ; . healtb.-Messrs. W. Dowson and Ezra i town- I
I and one in Prii1ce Edward Island. , y to A W01 known breeder of Scotch Shorthornis, I . N 1. � - I ; � unival
. a railwav or�a steamboa has tecently sold a bull to jJohn M. Bell', of - . Smith are also enjoying the best -of health. 1 [7,.. : A14 x. Leitch, reeve; �, . i , -Th
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I two are Conservatives, one indepex. dent Lib. � company has Wen months : -Prersiderit, Mi -A .Ta'net uderic�n ; - , � - obip of Hullott,_ I - - -
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� I Dar am ; a bull to Ja,mt-s Mc -queen, of vice Londesboro. Warren,' W.
� proportionat6ly deoreaeod ?* More than this, president, J � i Do3da ; ecreta[rv, . N
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t E, Ider; tre a Schnell attended a dance east of Zurich one goon and William Patterson, councillors, I ,,�, V_e,U .
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i -, The Con- � hat Art ur ; anA two heifers fO`W. B Ciful'au REPCRT.-On. January 9th, the . - Monday, Janus I .
�� oral, the othors straight Liberalc the Now ErA knows as well a.9,wo do - Watt, of Amy rer, Ell% uderai$� ;
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i sarvatives are, Porter West Hastings, by a while the work of the "oulitry post stors , oorreepondin� searclary, Maggi Nic 1; on ry .
J. 13 m Saleini, receMng $200 and $125 for the heif- i evening last week. -Mr. 7. J. Howard bad met in Londesboro, wzdnc�
( . I J� organ! croon, prays - Knox . decla I
i increas9d b ' the ' . meet rg annual corgregational meeting of 9, number- of men employed cutting woo Having made the usual -rations , -, - Heeter,
p L e,.� He has a4ded two fine-" Go Qp I .
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I majority of 494; Avery, Addington, by has been veg material4 Iden Dr it, Ella And ' church wao held. Mr. R, Adams wasi 'ap- d on 13th. . -
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I., r duction of ithe � letter , postage, I t co ttee, Charles � i � D. Friday of last week. William believes in of office, efol, commenced the busineas�-of .
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� 457 ; West York returned. Campbell by a I need i -_gr. 0. 16 . M.60owan, Maggio Stawart Allid Bonn tt, pointed secretar5 of the- meeting, and ; � - I
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� muneration has not only, not beell ino -iq, of the '9th ooncess' I ' cutting wood with the circular, especially the year with the,determiliation to practise , The te-
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; majority of 125; Kingston, Harty, by 727 but that in some insta ces their c,Otmmls- 4,oh t0v�nsbip, recently sold to, ,'the Lillis Barr ; look Out COulmitte , Ma8gie . when it is, run by ahoisa power.�Mr. John the strictestec omy. Thefollowingcom. . I X01,001
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� Ib'oloo knows ' I tewart, Person d � . _X_V
: and Beath, Durham, by 17. - �� ; e. Ratici ord, for the 9tapleton Salt Steinhoff, Thomas Pat(, Sara 8 Johnston, jr., of Drysdale, says this is the municatiobs were ived and rea : From , .
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� were removed by death. - The roll numbered I -j-aot., A z
. : I that many c untr post asters do _noF,i rc- � foot logs, all cut, fr6M'.% Rebiecea McGowan, Idi Gibbal, Ainmley : 01 -
; 12Islet, �y . MTIZ, five ltia 12 . ' appiestwinterhe has ever spent in On. the chairman of the Trust Fund r the Sick �� .
� -h � . , - - 863 i 4. 80 at ti, 1� � for aid to I Oliver,
. ceive roman ration eno sofb'elm tree,!wLi3h meas'ared 3, mitt* a8sle , � '-� was raised $631.88. � I ,,,
pendent Liberal, was elected in . U h to'do m4c more Nichol ; missionary eon e t o t lie reporti was made. 'For b � � Children's Hospital, appe�lirig
j Quebec, by 1 ; ,Brunett, in St. James, M.cn- thau pay th cost Of scrubbing 6o floors of . , .d! the Dodds, Maria McGowan arry� anl so, all purl case thel � To ,tario. � =16m . - 1 $
; .. e he logs were firot CIUS3 - an . — clear off the hospital debt and on� motign of ;years "
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� treal, b5 20 ,- Wilson, in o intry Foster Brigham,' Mary MdE troy, . u Councillors Moon iand Patterson,! the sum off .. y:ieara A
� ,7, L%vaT, Quo6ec, by their offices and that ma y of the a other two Wen not so round, hub nevertib � . ) 11 Wroxeter. - . . � ,�
. . � . e. - I � eul" the W)melis F reign Miscii,onary Society I vigorlov .
�� 22, and Farquaharson, ia West Queens by mail carriers!do act get enough for their - less receiv d ',;,35 50 f�r them, � son!; octal comwit�ee, Atillie , n era 11 , ' I ten dollars was granted as atdonation to the � -
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:ervices to pay for the fE ed for their horseir. . Sadie Somers, Janet Daddis, , to rr, . 1 said institution ; from Angus Smith, 0. E., . - -of -,dasO
� _he 95 al ire farm of DauiO Eckmicir, I I .
� 400. The Government gains , . Logan, TillylDoDholm . monthly offerhiga, theic i annual thank- is the guest of -her father, T. B. Sanders.� , - �� i .
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. . " ' been purchased Willia ; - Stratford, asking for the 00sition of town : A . �Ou sual
i Why, only a fe,0 days ago the Globe pro- adjoining Bthi il village, jhas I. tnuEic a m- offering and value of clothing sent to the H. Town, of Wisconsin, vi6ibed his brother, . - �
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I their mittee John Somers, ME% i e Li vingst6 as, I . ship engineer, was laid ovey ; from John R. � -
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letter, carriers in' Toronto are bifti atied. Air. Milne R?n his Wifo will move to the Tena Logan, Llzzi-3 L%idlaw E. C impbell a the Presbyterian church on I .: �
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r charge raised $8 among- women Sunday. Rev. N -1r. McDonald, editor of - ; ,
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The. Ontaxio Legislature . paid in the service, and if th ' are more McAllister�'has been�the I f -1 I
! � . ' . on, 'Noble. and chidren in I 'oreign, Mission fields. The the Westminster, of Toronto, preached in o � . I - �
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1 Present indications are that the preseno P I i onant of the. � p congreg ation ga i e $1 1 3 21 to the schemes of the morning and evening. The tea -meeting, . _ , : .
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� . � masters and rnai�, carriers God help them'. -a . Out,' � 'It sprang back and ,,ut his fik,co badly. ment was finally given t6 Willi:4111 C, artcr, . -1 ( I
It � � G the Savag on the 4th'concessio�l the church, and ;o this the Mission Band iwhich was held Monday eveninee, was, as � -4 ;CAL11 W --,u
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i will be a busine,F�'sescion, and if much fight- It is this grinding down of the poor. and the -During tits past year ,there were: 50 -The regular mecting of the public library . f Constance. ' George � Stephenson and I , 6
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. ing is to be done it must come later on. NO lower paid iii tho service i thatl we, protqat �,irths, 30 marrisges and 59 deaths in Gode- was held at the lib-ary, Tuacid, y r,veniug - - [Vhe Bib .� interest " ing address on " The � john Wilson were re -appointed as township - r_d pau:spel
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time is beico, wasted in gettiDg the Legisia. againsb and that we shall 1contibus to pr Mi4s Alilly Anderson, who has Wen sufler- auditors, and will meet to examine aiid - . B -zrlty -;
Cl O' rich.� Of the deaths 12 were caused by eon- , _N
1 . 3d. to 0 94. � D I log the year, a metallic Kingdom of -Life," which was illustrated . by .- t.- 1300fjr,'
i tire, machine into first-class working order. test against until the abominqbie practi�ce wimption and two by accident, and 'the ''ages ing�frcni a severe cold for the past couple of e audit the treasuxees booka on Thursday,, I ��l �
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I . ceases, even if by so d r - hicur �tha : f the nine 0 deat men and seven 014, f cqili g was put . and the walls papered, re. magic lantern views he had taken du. i January 23rd,,in the ball commonly used by - . Pe
oiag . wb i - O _at weeks, is better. . Ezg-
I Tile deba.te on the address, which, ordin .1 � I I pairs ti at add i iuch to the appearance of his recent Visit to Scotland. The door re- � r1giur, r
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i inar- disple'asure of the Now E�a in i'M no*,b ,n- Women were Is follows : Men -9I, 87,185, -"- the buildingKof otwithistanding the addi- ceipts amounted, Lo $ I the -council as provided by resolution of the - I A ..
i . I F 1 .64. -Mrs. J. Bray is at I - - . � i Ray ve)
1 ily, was allowed to dra along for weeks, zaal in its defence of its , polft aal leader 86,'83, 1 said council. The local bovird of health will .. :_
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� was closed,np in one day, c lily the mover I The Now Era also say,% thrRt th Postmaster 1 721 1 . I good surplus in %e hands of the treasurer. monia.-Mrs. J.. Cook,' (nee Mies Lottie coniist of the reeve and clerk, John Sprung, i - 3 � S:Iaepls
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I aneral has ,not materi�llv increased his NOAS,-After a short ilticsi, Ithe death George Watt, Thomas Carbert and Dr. Ale- ; ;W � W_061�*
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: arid seconder and the two leaders speaking. (� �ence of Mrs. James Viv� . The retiring ma agers and the, auditors were Orr), of Elm Creek, Manitoba, is visiting -1
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; . own salary. We presume that be., has palr. ' rr�'d on Tuesday mor 31pg, January 7 �h, - - , Callum, medical health office The -clerk - �_ RJU"
i - , . ,of Goderich, 'as the scene of a quiet though ocou . re-elected. I � I her many friends in the village. -A number . - r. - Jz �4 . Ire
� The committees have already been organized I 11, I structed to order *i�x coples of the - . Bait
: ti�_ipalted with his follow �nem ra in w4al, pretty weddin on Wednesday afternoon of of James Mitche late- of the Bluevaleroad. P�Uz .
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i several Government measures, as well as a a - � W c `o' outhofarm of Mr.l James �_z
I 418anette, . . . the, hot ee Reid, fer returned to the Sco on - Monday, where t- � 1. T Oov,er J
hund-rel dollars a year may i eon-, a vory JS,alaMaz,)O this country and was one ci� the oldest rqsi. I Assessment Act forthe itse, of the township I �
i number of private bitla, have becit, already .3 Micbig n, were Joined in holy I are in ving to I Clinkon this week. -Mr. Ilievill.in futhre reside.- He expects 0 -1 'Tlmoth�
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trivial matter, but we vrznture Lbestatiq'mont, dents �f ou'r t assessor. Counci d until i � I
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I I matrimony I e . community. I yo George Cockerlide is having a bee this week, remove his family, there in !the spring�- . ,� adjourns. , ' -1 . Pork, P1
-ro,inced. Aml.Lg the m:)z-e important of -a good m'aDy servants A the IPOst- W068 a great enthusiast of the b i I February 15th, at 10 % M r - . I Tfillow,�;
I ial, that to I . church, Rev. Mark Turnbull, tied the nup- days he I 9- drawin bril' k f )r his new house, which he .Miss Nins Martin left for Ninga, Manitoba, � The total num- .1
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I the Government bills is that. providing for office D�partment it would be considered a tial knot.. . pipes Ind many of us reeeived� our 6 I - -,ber of birthis zl�gistere� � in the Hullett 4 1
. � 13 intends bui die his coming summer. -Rev. last week, where she will visiti a brother. I : � I
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,irly good silary, and if the membe.-S [of knowledge of the music of " Old Scotfall. I division during`19pl W, a 55 ; marriages 15 . 4 _1 �
. y Mr. Th�mp, on- vill preach at both morning In the absence of Rev. A. B. Farney, Rev. a I i, �
I the construction of the Proviaci%l railroad fa . -Thursda forei cion of last week, Wafter, 1, 1�1 , Ri � I
! the Do 'Minion Parliament had di tribabed son of John Broadfoot, of Grey, had itbe from li'lia familiar rendering on hi;3 favorite . I . ariddeaths 40.' i . I .1 -
� from North Bay to Lake Tem.1'skaming. i . : and eve iin I ser d ces on Sunday nexti in the E. N. English, of London, preached in the I TOR
. - among those deserving classes the , ar loun t L in . inaLrument. Of late yea 8 he Iliad b6n = � - - = - - . -
� . Mi5fortune to et his right hand caught i , Method st hurd6. -The Methodist Sunday Episcopal church on Sunday. -Joseph Hey. I .
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: Trains will']?e running on thl�s road, the they legislated into their own p -ickots, a 8tmw-cutter dri+en by steam, worl�ing at afflil�.Oted with very poor eyesii C3 school i i ad ing �o i,s library $70 worth of worth hae'returned trom. 1�lmvale.-Mies 11russel.o. . ; I � ;
� Premier says, within two years, and it will ,would have done a much more ommen able hig father's fa in, the result being the clip, almost totally blind aud his li�albh 41ad . .: -deman
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be constructed without drawing on the, act, and the -country would not be any ping off of the second and third fingers. on I Meafori . Allan. -George Calder left for
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I poor,,' But,swith all this, we dr not �'hink � tch�'e'rhas he Huron F in i Mg
: financial resources of the Province, and. it The young man walked to the dootor's t urn H3 loss and Mrs. Mi . n armOrs' . Instituts wi I �be'
; , ; here. -Mr. ,. F.' Wenger was here a few Tilsonburg, on Thursday, where he has so- � . I
i . . the head"of the deDartment ge a tOo much sympa by of the commubity in cifflic- I I I I the- town hall Brussels,! on Wedneed . .- 74 zCreain
� . � office an hao. the injured hand dresaed, 1 66y -1-1 -
! will be financed and managed by a commis- ' days IEL4U week—Miss Maybell Coupland cured a situat ion. -Mrs. G6orge Town visi '- ; �
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; for his services, '(Vhat we obj( et to is that proving that e is possessed of pretty. good tion. The funeral took place on WledneEday, .r this week in Clinton.- ed in Seaforth. on Monday. -Mr. and hirt. afternoon- and e week, ; ,
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1 cdon to be appointed by the Legislature. It he shott-ld try to make a record of economy � stuff. `� the St ,,Ekt 12:30, the inter ent bleing ma do NJ iss B. i ke,bf Clinton,-, is visiting her James Allan, old residents of this plao concert will be g en ur,der the Auspices pf - , _ I ,;t
. -vpeGted that the budget speech will be for his department by outtin 1 doW4, the' 4 Mre. I Small of ' the Lady M accabi lee, in the town hall, on � t B,99-6-
! is e " ! -Mrs. Allenby, sr., -of Wingliam, y.vbo in the lBlu-,vale cemetery- . I j� sister, Mrs Wm." Lyon, ab present. -The left for Kimberley- Grey,county, last week,
, remuneration. c,,f those who are very Ouch Wiligham, is viiitink her aughte�, Mrp. , I I Friday evening, t is proceeds of which will I : Scarce
I delivered next Tuesday, and- after that . lost her busbafida short lime ago bydeath, � Miss( s Seale, of Walton,called on friends where they will spend their declining years
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. more poorly p;xid. Rab ,--Early in the s3a u, the ' Christian go to the Sick Chj ldren�o Uos�pital and the , , creasb
� re-acived the s4d ii9wa Isst week of the dea6h y 3 here las we'ek.--Mr. Forrester, of Clinton, with.tbeir daughter, Mrs. Allan. -Mr. and . .
: there Vill be continuous work to the close- I I 1, iety � of e P ,sbyterian .. I �
i . of her.son,Thomas G.,in California. He Endeavor See 3 r wan a Mrs. T. Saunders left for their . home 1 free boc-pital for pcnsumptives.-�--Tbe town i -for 'cal
a i ro nd1his' week purchasing cattle.- I ' - ' - � Ire.
: of ,the session, .At no session within our . . 1-0 ocial evenlogg � .- scales have beeii leased 'by W. J. Me . ly I ,
i r was killed a few weeks ago while engaged in church planned a number )I Mr. C., Merry, who has been- with Win. Crandell, Manitoba, on Saturday, bay.in I I
i recollection has the work been so well in � Huron Notes. I whiah were to be held at *ntery .Is during Cracken for 1902,,at $150. , This is $50 less - � lorXi
i � his duty as br4keman on alrerght train. ' In Brighani during the past ten years, has. en. spent some weeks with the latter's parents . f I I
I I � , � - -sting Oarty drove over I � I �
i -Th6 new Methodist church in �A ing,harn thei winter. The second of the a ries tolok ;1 - than lost yeai.-A sk 111
. � hand so early in. the session,. and there �' I . the darkness lof 'the early morning, while gagod-with Mr. R. Scott foi the coming Mr. and Mrs. C. Simmons. � . I I I I- I
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! W stepping from6ne �car to another, he slip- - I 1 to Wingharn last Thurodayevenitig and'had - Mar]"
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! yes� .- y�Brunadon, who has been � - .
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I . -Wai. Allin was elected reive o Luck- ped between t�e care and his life was crush- I . t I an -idujoyable time.-J,ames Broadfoot, of I -0
� David. !� c home I to the � memb ni seriously ill, is improving. -Miss B. McCon- I . -t
I not be wound up early in March, now by a majority of 19 over A. T' gave t e use o ki Hills Green. I J Antagonish, Nova Scotia,. and' a former 1:01 - a
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I SOD. � fal Society held of the society. The evening was a; favora !e ; - If price *is an object, then your object "i's resident of Brussels, ib home on a visit. He . . �_ 3-10tc; ;
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e young pan a t' rice,�atTheE. McFaul Co's. Store, Sea- i8,a son of John Broadfoot � and has-been in Ur-'�
: -Thcvmas 1B. 83merville of St lHelens, one in avery,reSpeCt, 80 t ' 111.
� Editoria-1 Notes and Cow-ments. . 0 � their annual meeting on Wednesday of last ; � I i Pp � '
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� It has been decided to summen the Do- nosh, to, Smythe McLean, fo ad : Preside4, T. 0. Naftel ; vice-presi- West did everything ia their power: to Walton. Ready -Te -Wear clothing, Underwear, and of Portage I& Prairie, Maijitobao is here on ; LLL
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I -Mr.' Joe4h S. Laidlaw, 0. w is" M dent, Charles' 'Wells ; directors, Thomas nything else interided :for cold weather a holiday trip. -James.
1 minion Parliament to meet on . I , ,��:et, make their guests feel au home, 4nd tbeii I'Lice, When hitched to quality and ele- - ;Slen�mou,, of POEque, � . (�)Iueb
. wanoah,! has effortis W � all wear. Low prices are helping them do Northwest Territory, is here viEfting his � !
; 131%. The session is expected to be short, isposed of his far n to Mr. I . Hood, R. Tho�npson, W. J. Cox-, F. Bing�_ ere very succesafu '. Gan�es of gance, r iakes the combination perfect. Do i -grado
. H. Gibs�n, ormerly of the 0,row a No ti ham, J� A. Fo oeeoh some lively selling this month. 1779-1 ' tid other 0:
I . E. : mother, Mrs. S. Slemlo ' n, a: � 16 It I
,tler,,J. 1D. Allan, J kinds were participated in Ontil thO refre§h. you Wa4,t anything in rich Furs ? The : I I .4 � 7 -
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Pass, North est,T Whitely, 0. �11:, a, d rnock. ments were served, after *hich ! a McFa4'CQ. Seaforth, will give you the A�NNIVE SARY SERVIOEs.-Th,Q anniver- . i
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. returned to their homes by the time of businei a meeting was held. Af ter 4 he -west.-On Sunday evoning-i .)iee i have�
� -go L. Walker haz in e 'te - 4- ' .
the -Mr. Goo diebued Win. Lane waire id secretary-tre%sur highest uall lea and the lowesti ptices, you sary services in connection with the Hills 1, JOh Mooney, Iselecl.
his farm, in .' �,38t. Wawanosh, to M Arclj - � Er ha been - settled, This -is their clearing ogt Green Presbyterian church will be held on Maxwell, relict of� the I - .
1 Premier -sets forth to- attend the coronation er, and R. G. eynolda, auditor. the elimiaaries can't asli: more, . 1- I
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i bald Mo�Teil, and has purchased A. ewitt's 0 sari 0 was voted 0 the at pport of � -died'st the her o I I illiam, at, I
! of King Edward.. All doubt as to Sir Wit- I I -Whab migbt have proved a serious fire th -of $1 month. I . .1770 1 Sunday, F6bruary 2ad,. when Rev. J. B. I I .1
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�� frid Laurier's going to London has been get sale barn in Brussels. � `� as noticed juA in time, op Sunday aftelr.: a missi mary in the Northwest. T,ievfollow- Mullan, of Forest, will preach in the morn- the age of 71 years. Dece ed's 11 I culls �
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I a.t rest by the receipt. of the official invita- , Goderidh township, has parcised tb day eveping, Jantli ers of poorly for several mont I 0Ast,, dropsy be- - L
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t days ago, but it will be some time yet be- I . . .
. ; for it $P,000. Mr.'Badour now I wus E gation of the Cat olio church,- Brussels, a-9 resident of BrusEele Jor 6,'bont .nz yesm_ I 4
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; fore it is settled who of his colleagues are I � odshed, when soma,.o.f their treasurerA Miss. Eva Duff. A s ort im- i Mr. Mullan will deliver his patriotic ad- _,.� I . - _,� I to 8-5
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� I 1� I � I � promp programme ic, otc., E68 sembled at tl It home of Miss Ellie She leaves to mour . I - .1,
7 to ac�om-pany the Premier, All the Colonial mere". I . t Feikhbors noticed a great volume Of -aiiioke I T, Ryan, W, alton, 'and presented her. with dres-3, on "A night with with the old flag." - � I ..
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q --Th6 membeis of the Methodist chureb, i5suing from t shed' and proceeded, fo,ex- then presented in which t o members gen- - Mr. Mullan is one of the,most eloquent sons, Gordon, William� and Henry, all J� % ',� - 48o '
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� Gorrie, iEcently presented Mr. J1 R. Wil. - rt and the company apparated, a � I dr living in Braessle. Mir. Mboney died some -_ 'elovel
t 4 era)ly took pa speakers in the church, and there who miss I -
� coronadon, and ativantago ,will be taken of tinguiah the fla�mes- It is fortunate that' it .
ct' hams with a silver tea service.andl �clock, �s .. each ore cobfeatiog to havi g had i' a in Dat panied Py an � , eas, after which Miss � � 20yearsago. The f I took ,place on I �
I the oc asion to hold an interoolonial confer � . Was noticei woen it was as the pareb',ts I heal ing him will miss a . The . in fl;
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! to en lot bheir appreciatJon of Me servicea ,were absent fro�rn home at tile time.,," . enjoy&ILW Lime anU LIO g c pa � On I ecture .will commence at nalf-pastreciven. . ly I ftl . -J�v � *. � ZU .1i-
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. � i : of the next " at home.`—blra. Bailey lias Ray. John Holmes conductihgth 3 -service. I �
as choir leader in the oliurch. I —Mrs. Seraius, of Haysville, and her JoT=xos.—Tho weather has been very � Tnida
; be discussed. ; . congregition foi �he -generosity' And kind. � �
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: — — — —Belirave Methodist church hao a mena- ,,sister, Mrs. An � ftew Halliday, oil Colborne, been suffering from a severe attack iof ple r- 4 1 ' tormy of late in this vioinity.—Mr. Charles At theannual meeting Of 'the F art Huron ,. at *$2
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I In seconding the address in reply io the berahip of 138, a decrease of fi a from� la 3t had a narrow 4scape on' Saturday, the 1�h isy, bu � at latest accounts she ' la who for the past summer has been Agricultural Society, held here o a Wedues- I
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i I amounted to $1,110 29. leaving qa1ance On in Clinton. They were on' their w'a';y' to in'the village on Monday. Mr. Smith It a . Mr. Arthur Hagan, of Scranton, nusyll, elected for the ensuing y4ar - President, L �� -
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the other day, Col. Murtrie, of Wellington, hand for next year of $1"5 1 been quite ill for some tiu e but is . �ania, has been spending a couple of weeks James Ferguson ; let vice-preal rit, , J,oha - r
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' Clinton$ � died in - the Lon I took fright at ai moving train, and bolt I
which should be a matter of pride and en ay'� of laet� L ' � structing the cb)ir',, and playing the organ at Price
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couracrement to every Canadian. He Ealld - year I rild the crossing in front of the train, which was Brantford last week, in his position of as high mai a and o % e1r offices of the church, we -a N . e- - I trati,
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0 -' been in the bospital for a 08t,.auffer- as quickly as - ipossible brought to 6, stop. sistant auditor for the - Caz_�adian Order of � telck's.—We understand that Mr. James! Chris. Eckmier, Win. Robb, T ioma 8,
� "Our *succe6a ab the Pan -A. erican .E in A ! . Wel ..f- _T�a'Vfnbelr'a Gal rM Tuesda have deemed it Ou � duty to certify our gra ti- F, I- : .4 � 11 AT Lauahlin serve Johnist-an W. H Kerr- - �1� to t.
I . X40T) 110 W 9 4 . 9 gan as aga n re tour ne vo 1, e wee 1. - ri 9 9 . . ....
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In the '5 '&'*^ -e-ve"ning Of last week the fine weathe and had a large I 9_� I I
BuffaIo, had been moot gratifying. a � 08 faN ored by homas C oleman, a former reoldent of this - Alex. Stewart and James "8heddan ;vudi- - - -
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! live, stock comipaLitiotis Canada won $6,755, ladies of St. Paul's church; Dtingannob, tendance in col-sequenco . I hose who at- I ag old acquaintances last ? �
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of which Oata,rio're.eived - in Wingham, worship in our abt1irch. Your amiable die- eek. -Mr. James Lo,,ve is buffly engiged of the next fall fair waiah d f I TAO
[$4.678, while the called at�; the rectory, and prese:6ted Rev. L. H. & B. to �',he Huron road, where it was tended the Sent' ish concer i . t � x 0 1 1. I 4.e
.. � . . position at all imes has endeared you to I 11 -1
� United States won $6,572. Canada Won 25 and Mrst Goldberg � with six dihing-room finally secured t Mr. 0ottle'e, neither horse last Thursday night, are utianimouo in the and Friday, October 2nd �nd 3r�.
- t i . the whole congregation and In harilingL brick from Crediton. Heintendis I -
I sweepstakes and medals for live stock in the chairs and an arm chair. I L I it was one of t[io beat concerts I the personal I 11 ljgb�
I [� � or cutter being lany the worse for the run. opinion that, eacrificee you have made in order'to --furnigh uttirig his barn on a brick foundation next I 1 1 1 . turk
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11 classes in which we oomp3ted, which -M r. Alex. Lowery, has sold! his reak- Mrs. Serarus jumped out of the cutter when ever giveii in this vicinity. A feeling of ummer.-Mr. Johnston of Kippen, oc. � �� . -duA*
of . the church with music, coming a long dis- I -Mr. R. H. Moir, formerly o -St. Marys,
1 Ontario got 18, while the UniV States denco ort the boundary, to Mr. Dav�a Brown, the animal sta�ted its prank's and M�P. disappaintment is 9 h
I � eneral, howeveri in ,, e dupied the pulpit in the lKethodist church - -4. -Mc r- of that �. !I
i . tance for that parpose, :even in stormy and a brother of Mr: 1EI. A - . I
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Pecured 19. In poultry we won 19 .1 f East VV&wanosh. Th achlam! Pr)b.
z tA 00 for SingiliR of Miss Jessie Man.' n Sunday nigbt. - :,�" -
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but neither werO hurt. I rganist is on the sick list* as there was no -
;t 'kl,200 on 1,200 birds." � the choir. It is n t as a payment , for your . i paymaster in the second 6xiadfi n Mounted 4�A 1
, - and .%Ira LoWery will remove to Mii-.higan. I cedied her raised hopes too high, bub at 11 to accompany the hinIging- - Mr � TA
i — — — . !!�__ — � � services, but as a T t6atimony of Us high nlu`lc -1 Rifles. The position carried v ith it the � t;�� been
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I Sir Wilfrid Laurier received a cab e from concession 13, Gr�ey, has 6 an paechased b � i Blyth. ! -. ; I I fairl,'
I 0 T �, weren't fully realized. Milis Mact%chlaln'o tude,tha i we re Ju6s (ount of vaccination, but we hope he will service in Sou ving -'been secre-
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- Eneas Crich, who recently sold his farm in 1 NoTr, 4 � n er p one; p i f eon be around again. � �e d
L,)ndon, Eaazland, on Saturday, acq, ai-iting . s: -Mrs' Kernahan, of Detroit,'Is voiteispertainlyawo d f I roba ly � D
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I -Rev.' W. E. Kerr, ot Amhersibur ,� a .1 lived about oiia and a half rifiles from Blyth remarh,." There's sae much mousic ye canna 4
� : ,g ; 11 Wear this gift se a emorial which will re- i C1.1 U effi. cient service. . s_ �cha.l
i Mr. Doball'a death was a sad anz] tragic formerly of Hensall, has receiv di ,a upani- for the past; ter. years, died Thursday eveii- hear the words." Mis6. La Dell, in her - m Roji REPORT.—The annual congre- �, _- `
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i . he gational meeting of Burn's church was held I ; �o v,
. Week moua in�-itatioa to become pastlbr of was splendid and the art she . �P,ar
i one. He had been in England about a 1the ing, rather oui denly. Although she had child's piaces, choir and Catholic congregation of Brus- happened recently to James Shearer, 4th . -i �1 it. , t�
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; residence at Folkstone, a heall1i r sort in � spent in music, di cing and other amuse'. ' his barn ciling the geating ,of his Windmill .
, , will be greatl� missed in the Methodist fellow who said that Mr iumber , meeting. Daring the year 1901, 10 . -
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i g him off. h eceived suph a stormy i day, there were very f w diln't bear any whispering when " Mons! ur I �', . - Drysdale. . , I
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� riuch. injurics as resulted in his d: th soon ddent ofiCrediton, departed thmilife on the Methodist ch rch secured a beautiful prime -cquiaitein a succerokul conpert, an ITE),1,9J-,--Busines is booming at Drysdale. the Auxiliary of the Women's Foreign Mis,_ before, with the assistance bif It 4 �,�,] .
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. . Was Bunday school also made an anchor.: The in abuodance, and a 'glance ver the 1�rows of this vi , proved the Aburch, The Bible Society collection and a good deal of the fles .eu-.t away by the . _*
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., t to Quebec when only 20 years of ge - and ,19 years,41 'age, and leaves �a I 16band i and :;ympathy of a I irge number of friends,'is ex- upturtied happy faces on every side g ve eileighing, thus allowitig many of the farm- A committee was &p- I cogs. � I
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on:account of ill health, at the time of his Wilson, of 'Huron townsh" of �he Cana died."—The & I this village.—A large T , A 0 - I VA 7 ' A A 0 - C'A
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- marriage on the &h ins TL mony
I deatnt, JJe has been a member of the Do . i
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came into power, but his extensive business Ripley. ' . � .
iateresta prevented him taking a very active —James,Wilson, a former �retidenb of
part in pol-tios. His position in the Cabinet Wingham, and brother of r. Jdhn Wiison,
was more advisory than otherwise. H6 V. S., of that -town, die re(4utly ,int St.
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I Oar good. neighbor, the Clinton Now Ers, 7 -George E. Spearin ha . dia ,10s1ea'-,6f his
i seems to have taken the Pcatmaster General, 50 acre farm. west half of lot 38, conceisig:n
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the PostolT 15, Grey, to David Cunni ,Yham 1wbo re 6e�t-
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T11E E.xt-osi,ToR in true old grandmotherly f arm and has comfortable 1, uild ij igs. � �
style because we dared to say a, word in be- —The annual meeting o the direct,oi a of
half of the countr the Turnberry Agricultura Society was held
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clerks and the mail carriers and the other of last week. The treasui er r( I ported otal
members of the lower branches of the ser- receipts of 8885.92. Pai( out; in pr zo ,
vice. Our remarks of some weeks ago, $5 313.55 ; other expenses,! ��321. I, leavi � r, ia
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� sidered falsome and ridioulottoly eulogistl.e Currie ; first vizie-preEidei t, J( hn Me �1, at,;
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Imanagementof the de . partni.ent under bis reotors, George Cruickah ko, 4 W. 0 -via,
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�little work to do' and that it ie4he general C in p y was held in the Forester s hall, on I I
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.:� `?. , lit, This is one of our most sticceEsful auh prosper�us brainches in our Tailoring busineE-,,:.
Albert college intends preaching mission- for fe ding purposes and just sen the last wee .-Mr, S. Mack, who for some. 11 . 11 . -
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c ,_ , customers and advertiried our work largely. The highest compliments have been
- Ull, of Wingliam, and Mr. 01 imette, Dryodal% cleik in Mr. John Wisemiller"s I ,.
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, of Lor deaboro, were at the meetiD e, is , � . ing our beautiful
Blyth and vicli ity.-Mr. Beest, who has interes 5s of two separator compaOies, and parents, in thin age. -Mr. Rogs johns- work. i - . . .
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I - I ,oa is the box' or three quarter length. W�eza-n make one to
�the machinery, or. this at t 0 Months, his Machine. Mr. H. Dimeint bet ght the from Mr Louis D nomy during the past I �
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better.style th ever, as there is no J doubt school. He will have charge of our factory last weel .-Mies Earth . Howard was the I !
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r eesi will t m out first-class flour.- during I the coming temon Rev.:, ,r. . , Joh Routley, of Chesley, . Y) .
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�Urdrew a churo' here last Sundayi and. id � Uitn'restown, on Sunday evouirmy.- is over ir, this Vici tity, things h&ViDg re. � �
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