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DISTRIOT MATTERB.
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Prohibition -
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ad the, 11rdian . Zk*4
DEAR EXPosrroR, - Are Prohibitioxxista
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satisfied with the way Premier Ross has
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dealt with Prohibition ? venture to. s%V
-that a great many are not. -What more do
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they want T This, question is asked by
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.every fair minded- Prohibitionist. When
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thePriviCouncil decided that each Pro.
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Vince could enact laws on this line to sulb
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Premier had time to consider what was beat
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ior the Province 4 Men of different political
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Prohibit tion bill be passed at this sitting of
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pe�ple of Ontario were in favor of such a
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alue". It is a t I -
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bill or not. It would not, be' fair to pass
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,such a bill without * the people's consent. On
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Wednesday, the 120h of February, the
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roes give -%him Bs�. � �.
the eagerly expected bill, which, if passed I
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cans upon the electors of Ontario to come
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_ fair question, whether they want Prohibi.
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November for Prohibition, the bill will be -
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come law on the 4th of May, 1901, the
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clansea of which I will not here take apace
The Premier deserves credit for
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bill, the in
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member present. It in altogether likely
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But, differenti as it -may be, they cannot
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justice than the one Premier Rosa will alto -
gether likely put before the people next
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NERVOUS TROUBLES
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presseq, Will Startle at the Slightest
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arable than nervousness. A nervous person
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is in a state of constant irritation by day
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and sleeplessness by night. The sufferer
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starts. at every noise ; is oppressed by a
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feeling that something awful ia I -oing to
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in a constantly exhausted state, i-3 unable
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to sit or lie still.,
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Ifyouarenqrvousor worried, or iuffer
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irritation, you�need a nerve food and nerve
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tollic, and Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are abso-
. Whiteman. Fourth Class,
lately the beat thing in the world for .you.
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eeling.a of distress and worry are being
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rapidly replaced by strength, corrfidence and
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a feeling that you are on the road to full
and complete health and strength. Get rid
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your nervousness in the only possible way
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-by buildiLg up strong, steady nerves.
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" Words fail me to adequately express what
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which took the form of nervous exhaustion.
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and, as time went on, I was gr(,wing worse,
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and was so nervous that I 'was afraid to re.
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main alone in a. room. I slept badly at
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start that would compel me to scream. The
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trouble told on me to each an extent that
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Pink Pills, and after using eight boxes I
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was completely restored to heath. I feel
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and I sinobrely hope my experience will
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benefit some ot,her sufferer-"
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7Theso pills never fail to restore health
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and strength in cases like the above. They
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make news, rich blood with every dose,
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ease from the system. Dr. Wipiams' Pink
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Pills are a certain cure for rheumatism,
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indigestion, kidney and liver troubles, and
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the ailments that make the lives of so many
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Pink Pills- for Palo People," is on every box
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you buy. All others are imitations. . If
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you do not find these pills at your dealers,
Jamie Murray, Victol-4 1
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box. or six boxes by addressing the
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The township council met .on Monday of
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last week, in the township hall, at Ebbel.
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thecou-noil of the township of Grey, desire
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to place on record our appreciation of the
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long, efficient and faithful service rendered
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to the township by our late clerk, William
and when she IngrgleAt it,
Spence. That from his wide knowledge of
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musicipal affairs, gained In the school ol
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prac ticai experience, he was to wisely
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guide successive councils in the discharge of
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their honorous duties of legislating in the
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best interest of this towns4ip. That we,
and our predecessors in office know, me
ells Richardson &
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, those who have not sat wAh him, at the
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iraperfeatly � il
�cosnoil board cannoti the quality atid value
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the value of b11tt0r 80 i
� township in his office of clork. Accurate in
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his clerical work, wise in counsel, he was at
the same time kindly and affable to all.
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That his opinion on munici�al matters, in
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and when once formed were firmly held, but
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always with a generous regard for those of
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teel that perhaps a too conscientious dbf-
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charge of the duties of his office was in some
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, measure the cause of his untimely removal
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from our midst, when we fondly hoped that
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,guide. His absence from our council board
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will be felt by each of us. until the passing
V ivtin,g, throwing at th.a � �
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. who know him not. we realiz,3 T,hat
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and efficieut officer and we a personal friend
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by death. That we desire, as personal
taffeiia
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friends of the deteased, to extend to lik
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widow and, family our sincere sympathy ho
L the sorrow that, in the Provide�ce of. God,
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has come upon them, w401 knowing that
th%b sorrow is too deep and personal iii ite
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character for our sympathy to do more thau
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a ve brought to light a, 1 ;
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.in a small measure rel ieve. -Carried. Moved
by Fraser,L seconded by McDonald, Phat irt
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o of destitation
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view of this township having given thef sum
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Of $35,000 to ap.Fist in building the southeria
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a. a pi, iabla condition 0*� 11� ,
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I extension of the Wellington, Grey & Bruce
-P'-I-ilw&y, and- that said railway now cariiei
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brought' �
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found to.- a
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township, bat from the present train sar.
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it is of very little benefit either to us 01
.to the company running it, as no one can gc
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ack, which
to any point west Without staying over
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night. We would, therefore, ask the mana.
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ge f the 6',rand Trunk. Railway, who novi
controls and is running the same, that ir
-mates, warm. The Oc- ,_�
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their Own and onr interest they put anothpi
t,her,, Mother t,,�.,o chir
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� and a, dog. , The: total � 1 i �,
trs,iu on the said branch running west, ir
the morning and east in the evenin'.-
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�Carried. The Grey drain by-law was reae
n them 4y the �
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he family. Which, f , i-
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and, fi nally passed. A by-law abolishin$
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Ahe dog tax was paesad. The pathmasteri
expenje of a6oUt V fPr I.
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A petition f �rom �t
=4hers asking �that psi. 6 line 2
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Buion. 1, be opened, was T+ired � t: �he
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,�ort at next aoufi�il,i oved
y Livingston, seconded by, �JopoWd� that
pplications for the podti;6 lof clerk10 ie.
)ived by the olerkalp to t4o Alai Monday
kApril, 1902, at.a yea�rly isa,14ry'of � 0175,
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ad for this year pro rats 4 td time ioapu-
�ed, said position of � cleik to : cover all
RtieVeqnired of suchoffi
�ei by the Mupl.
pal ct� the Municipal 111detion. Acts the
ltohei and Watercourseai, 1 Act ! and, the
loiers' List Act, unleoa t6� ,txpenses of
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terat' list. court, are � lesi than wbat is
owed by the judge of sud� 0 -i, and for
I other services that he m4i tuu�e to per-
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,rra such fees or charges sa'� lowed by the
atute, or afterwar I to by: the
iuncil -Canied. After p Iig a number
lancounts, the counoit adj ` ruea to irneet
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UT TO ROUT AN ARMlY 03�i FORDUDABL3
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ustipation, DlzzLuess, Fa4'a I uzder Vie
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� Preebytery of MaWand. I � .
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The Presbytery of Maitlan&met In wil�g-
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4m. on Tuesday, hlt%rch� 4th, � 4� 10 a. ! M.
4 the absence of the Mbds�jt r, !Rev�. '!A.
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�`iller was appointpd Mode*Mr pro tem.
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communication v�A d ra � I I I
�, Napauees intimating that 14%ay wished to
I a lists of books sultab�ld , Sau'day
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,J'ct*ol timrarli f. .1T6 �taiisti6�11 report was
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.esented and referred W the' � committee on
atiAics, to examine itlandrepdrtin May. Fer
loon Millar was receiVed as il at udept study-
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under the care of the'Prespyter . . It, was
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teed to apply to the Generdl Assembly for
;rmitston to receive Rev. C i Rutherford,
te of the Presbytery of Nas��%Ni iw York '
i a minister of the Rreobyte.qan a iurch in
xnada. Congregations thA; had not re.
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)rted re church prolp, arty w r� asked to do
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� bring a revised order of b qilneswreported
0 the report was adopted. ,� The. Presby-
�y will meet four times in tboyear instead
Itive, the Novemb#r and J&.4'uary meetings
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Le third Tuesday ill Dac4z�nber instead.
ov. S. M. Whaley and �;R. 19. Little, wem
),pointed members of the 8�6od's� com rdt-
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a on bills and overtures. 1! Dr. Murray
�s appointed convenor of i64 , re�ibytefy's
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pvenor of the augmeutati�n; b
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.0 charge of Dangarnon and! Por Albe'rt.
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ilbancy, with instructions -to de6 . lare �flh a
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'commission of Asiambly 1' " a approved.
was agreed to disapprove 6 the revised
do for social worship. The�
Ir port 61 the
reabytery's Sabbath schooV ,�vas adopted
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oung People's Sociatic s and ,1110 .; church: life
id work were also readla d adop�eA.
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id Rosa were appointed coiiin iss�onees! to
ie General Assembly, alono' with Elders
�m. Mundell slid D. J. Mqro:iis n. The
xt meeting Of Preabytory ,was �ppo*ed
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,be held in Molesworth on, "Way 120bb,i ;
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LWuees " says 4. '. 1'�'. . L:Iknz,er in - the
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�fOh, no, said the delighte(I 'editor, With
zion of a magnifioe�t Is feature, " in an
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iat satisfactorily. Nsmeyonrowlhfigur6.11
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%rdly afford to do it for lesalt'han five tiLil-
ondollars."' He smileld a.:Iittlia,t�4ht
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No, I must - withdraw tha't. I W�a�: I
lould put into it has cost me much � m6re
ian that, and, of coureit, you would hot
pact me to sell ,it to you at less than
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As the diplornatist puts it, " t4e niag.oti-
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To cure a cold in a ln�dight_ e V"-Cr000-
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onvention, in Toronto, dropped from' a
Loving train, on Monday rr�ornin4 of 'last
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leek, and sustained a severa,,fract-qre Of bhe
kull, Peveral of the partielbs penetrating
ie brain. Air. 'Leonard 6ad &:i C. 11 U.
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�ckett but by mistake boarded thei G� �T: R.
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To Cure a Cold in Pne Pay ! i -
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-Short-IV after 9 oploo 1, on, Monday
iorning oif last -week7 4'k srs. I Hogg� � &
,ytle's elevator at Marl os4 Station', near
,indsay, waa,deatroye by fte. Only a few
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irtunately blowing away�'.from another
rge elevator, and the .V'im,, house: and
se buildings were saved 'wi h difficulty
'he building destroyed Was 4zed sa'sware:
ouse for clearied and seed 'rain, and, con -
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d buckwheat in big,Fy readij fowir�l deliveiv..
'he estimated loss is from $0,0000 t� 1812,.
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11 AGYARD'S YELLOW I curies spr no, bruises
nes, wounds, cuts, frostbit , obilblain , @�Wg# of
i geots, burns, scalds, contusioui. ore. r oe I -26b
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I -Mr. .Frank Pedley� Su&rintmdent of
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r,hmigration for the Domir'llon, a atqd be -
)re the agriaultural committee, a O�tawa,
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�riv�d in Canada from, thei Unit d States
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pmestead entries were .Ina0 IbIs t settlers
,-orn thit United Statep,� repo'dpeuti 46 � tot�l
f 8,104 pers,3na, and the sabei of I d', made
ompanies
y the department and! raitway 4 ,
Deettlerefrom1he UnUed,StAes account.
d for 6,931 persons, wilioh, ..'With 2,361, who
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-At the Provincial sale Of! tho -ou4hbreu
attle &t Guelph last wee4,',thero were 73
borthorn bulls sold, rdalizi!ti� F, ON or an
I erage of $98.15 eaeb �e
7 ' �10A.62 each, 'At
�,485, or an average of i
,tyear's sale the averago, Ifqr ,bulls. was
�II23, and 'for femaW, $92.�& At this
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,fromthocount of Simeoe and .was pur- � HER kQE H�'R FORtUNFI, 1; .
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; sold f;f$23' ' %nd another, some wouthaL, .. I I A youni Mali W ! as telling �necdotes
I - Do � � S11 0 WRS d 'Sweet looking girl, with an �� I
�; u ger,' kfrom same ow t $180.1 , I � i , to a clrcleo and. one of his listeners was
In Smith,'] ex -M. P. P,, oj,Sott�b ntario,i � : I ,
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Im 6. h I ' -in-law. He related o
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sold a wag &� ,,wow in ,ever Aes1red, and, was chatting � � Ills moth'er ne
he highes priced fe �d � � I - f I ne I
thre year-old. mrs 11 Wed Ing GIft XTV."I� With one"of her ow -n sex on a Stateni! ' nPout a 111 ra]. A woman ihal ded.
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10 rJicold for 1 �M5, and was boujht by Mr.! w r.ear that I coulA no't help I bearing, � 1 services at the house Mid to the be-
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oute a price p�d for a heifer calL ,I 2Sev �ral tfmes my truant eyes'dc,3erted 64you �
p I imy paper and stole a glanc� at the I . .VIl ride
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I � 1� I ( . � i "I deelhie to ride *1th that .WoM9n,"
DRj LOWS W H SYRUP 19�i a safe, sure and re 1� 'It was the luckiest thing that CTer I
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able! Nvorm expell", r. ts equxl�y well oil childr(n - , the 4idower. ,"She has made my,
or adults. Be surt you get Low's �' blappened to me," she said to ber com " said -
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: � liews Not,61 s. ' . . All lauihingly appre0ated the hu-
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- . Mr. John C ameron, rec6ntly appointe& 'Ing there at.greatei wages than I had Mor of tpb story! Oxcept the V
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.Would be too bigh, but I did go n -1 ;
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lion y Fisher, stated in the - in a :d "It was a good stor�
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taking the cans as had -alrea i - boat the coun- came out 'with a. comb witliout paying "Oh,11 she replied,, '� was thinking- bf
try $940,410.i . i k cent for It. And� better thkn all, -1 another .story about colored minister
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crushed to doath� on Mond�y of last week, Monday as .4 saleswioma1l. "'Ob, Lord, sen' �9 a ralil. Thou
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by wbrick wall at which he was working, "I was nearly discouraged 'before i icnowest dat de craps Is a-splilln'. Thou
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-The death occurred, on Monday af ter. and we were awftlly pinched 4t home, .
, hills am a-petishW fol water. Sens us
noom of last we k, of one of; the oldest r i
I i eal- but my luck chaAge'd on that day, and tk rain, 0 Lord. N�t one ob yer drI7,
dentA of Woo ock, in the, person of Mr. . I
I -it was Friday too. - Fortunitely for. jm6, zles. Ben' us a downpour, a gully
Charles L. Beird. Mr. Peard was the . . ..wash-.
oldest and the I�st of a well kn6wn family, the store was crowded wh�n I went In, In', a tiash liftin' r4ln.' I
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which settled 14 Woodstock, some, 60 years' and the proprietor � left his desk that "A -n old marnmy tri, the back part Zif
ago. � t - stands In . a little ri*lled ol corner an'd the churel called o t' "Look h ar, par-
-Cous'iderab e damage w1as done by a came to wait on me', I noticed that he eori, whuff ol yo' pra dat a -way? Why
flood on the 1G ad River, 4t Brantford, on looked very sh1rply at me but not at yo' pray for a tiasb 1, ftin' raiii? DoaW
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Saturday and Sunday of1ast week. A all in an impudent r I �Lanner.� ..
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Pardon me, rul9s,' he said, 'but I I son -In-law ol ;mine; I#st ,week?' "-Chi,
river, about & u ile frorn the! city, was shiftt d ' I I .
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born, near.Dunnville, on �aturday.* of It r4e-arto"r the place I', would like to have ' Purchas� a new pot, i�lsh; mirror,
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ivhi!q attempting to save he� 809. Ing about the businesa. fountain, 'ight a fh,� and put the pot
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I � would Ilk to have, -account of � ror twentY-four ho .j In this position
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EP 's, S . Ae I all sorts of goods kor the complexion - drinking and be es_becially carefill not'
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Prepare rom the "est selected ;
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where for Delicacy 'of Flavour, tions that could be made.' pot and pl ice the contents on the new,
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IA quarter;g.und Was, labolled ,. week. My hours_a�e short, and I sim- over your left sho�lder, saying, I'Ac-,
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tioniceorat ic Chemists, London, I I
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I face for anything, - but the customers , looking, in the 4Lirror - meanwbile,
essed by my cOm- Those which p�oduc� �ao ffect must bo
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promph relief from wontblY pains sad leave n o b,,,,d � A close, unventl ated house Is em- , disappear 9'rom the �njrror and, having
a er effects whMe ver. Be sure !you geS Milburn a.
Price' ,O ind 25 bente. AlIdealare. I phatically a foul �=se secured this, the objoat of your eXDerl.
I - - - . i ,Ground or crus4d 'bone Is a good iment, retire from' the room backwaz-44
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B-Atith Troop�o Liniment is uinurpissad by any I I . �
he�ln rket to -day. It Ill com d of iform in which giv I
liniment on t to � e lime. _
n I nd cleaniting vegetable Po" I e arranged so that - I
. healing, soothi�g, .119 . and: 1� The nests should P. .
extracts. It is pu up in large bottylP for the sm.111 . I
prite of 26 cents. I I 1�the fowls can walkl In on them. 04orm and �Dlfjeaxex.
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The.essantinl Ju g-bealing prbialple of the pine leorri because it contains more nitrogen. the staten ent that the odor of ifew
tree has fically belf'n succeefflu'ly: Eeparattd and re- �i I '
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fined Into a Nrfe3t cough dicine-Dr. Wood's! 11 An excellent feed! for young chicks io .
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- 1'eracked or eoarsely�, ground ,wheat for I I
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A liver pill ths.til a small and on e, thit acts gently, . . . f ew IDI! his hens' ! pineapples, . tl� t f b r tbp
quickly and thorodghly, that doe i nob! gripe. 'Laxa- '� good breeder, an intermi ' e 3
1 smell of fresh baked,' ' d
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Liver Pilli possrs3 these qualitiet, aao are a sure %ggs will ever hate . � ! �ro*'n b ea and
- cure f &r Livcr coLi plaint, Cpiati 3ation, Sick, Read- f R
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ache, etc. I I I . I Cane or sorghum seed can be fed t6 . � a .
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For Cuts, Wounds, OnilblainE, Chapped Hands, ,o ,kin is am.
ates e. -Ig prodtictio� apd in maDy ways � �
Rhellwatimi, Stiff Jointq, Burns, Seblds, ]Bites of lo- I monlacal. It is acid W what is ,called
secte,'Croup, Coup hs,1, Ids, HaKyakd's Yellow Oil s good to use for v�rlety. . � - -
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will b� found a# e: : remed P I Oce 25 :cente. ri,or a good bree -er select a rooster � I .
All deplere. � ! _ q I tism, partl2ularly in he region of the
. - .0 0 ii � - ,vith plump, full b east, broad across i �. '
If a child eats ravenously, grin�s the tooth at be back, wide bet een the legs and engorged articula__ is; dt new baked -
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nights and tdcko it i nose, you nia . y almost be certain hat crows often, Icud and long. bread in Ecarlatina. J
it has-,. orms, slid illould sdmln�Aer witbout dd -y I ! odor is that of the f�llow deer; in ty-
Dr. Low's Pleas'W Worm Evrup; this. rew6dy con- I, Jt Is a good plan to mate up the I
talus its own cith Adc. i � phoid fever it is that bf blood.
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in operation by June let.1 The aggregate �' 41 . �_ Bay rum is m'amul!"tured i� I)bmln.
. l� A Lutheran. mtdlister I a western IL . I
cost of establishing and equipping theIrL will J lea from the dried Oaves of iPimenta
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I of the = ring rooms the cheese c' a be I to,ry the oth-er dayj" fiaid A gentlemim yl I .
I 1 4 � . tion a:nd this in a very�slmple manner.
=at a lo,W'e - ternperatut a. resulting in a I o a reportiLm - �118oidaa time ago as this
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prod ul t f , I cl or b3dy and wilder fl%vor, �Jnlnlster was wal � kli i ig along a street of The leaveE are pick6d from the trees
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ir eat the precise demand of �' ld, German i dvanced'to-
ou ito, 01 11 � I ,Ithe town an, o , and then dried. In t
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the Pritish pxblic. There will alsio be ]�ward- him with extended hand. The placed in the refoft, *hich is then
9-1 larger yield 9 * cheese, th�s giving 412 In' I'minister sh6ok t� hinaef, 'bit' remarked filled with water, aA
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creas'pd value h � the milk, to say nothing of 4hat he could' not re�all - his name.- 10h, distillation Is carried on. The -vapor Is,
an alded valueper pound o!f cheese by im- ,, -German, 'you remem- then condensed In the usual way and
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fromlshiiakage� I ber nliel I am the an who gave YOU forms whot Is kno�vn as "bay oil," a
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_Lr. R. W� Hillyard, � 1 i 5ra � VelliDg immi- ,,a pig when you married me.' very sinall quantiti of which Is re-
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liam to which �point h" h1%d e cortad the � I at the northern endl of Dominica and
, ' I " ask about the - wife the Id German '
first jirnmigraut� batch. of the sessoii.� He proves a very lucrative 'business to
I said. 'Now I tell ybu what I'4 do. I
siiya immigration has commenced this year i When you married me, I gave you,. a those engaged in It,11 as the plants'are
fully two months ear�ier thin last year, and I plentiful in this distrIct -
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everything points to a lively boom the com- �, . - �
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200 sturdy, w�l.to.do looking peop'e - , --.4- I - "Hello, S
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While a majan were British, there �Iwer'e - imms, old manl I hear your
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amou them 'A' few strapping orno - "She has. I propooed to he in f� let -
9 - d '"'ca distressed the dthEr evening because .
have already bje� placed_;,��Lt wts� at 615 I ter, and sl e sent it 'back to lie with 9 -
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per month an. board. 10 bile out- we$- I . Ve ha�i e read the inclosed
UU on time. Her grawnup 41ster said to 1 note saying: I
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109 to settle in our Northwest during the � conies we won't give him R'lly tea." ed, holvever, go we have already,
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of the L i -upon ft sinfflar theme�"'
lands within es,sv driving i distance . teapot out to the kiichen for fresh tea. - , m,rote us I .
Oanadian Pdcific Railway have been boug' t � i .
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85 an acre, who calculate!, their property face and stole, softl to b�r own roora. - i I
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will be worth $10 .an a 6re wi,hin two Shortly she r�turn d with somethingil . ; A LooklAhead. I
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years. I I squeezed upin her Iny fist. Going up "Well, ,harley, lias your ,wedding
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If yoil'll give papa �is tea." a�ree'to b- n0arriedl on her birtlidai."
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I 11 they � suffer are due xvh I I e the other is lin potitfes for any! tbrough a mignifilng glass. IfAhe
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_. _. to wrong oction of amount'he e.an do hP fellow eltizeniL stone Is genuine,
the kidneys. . ; distinguish the gron of the skin, I but
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- 'A.., � K14ney Pills " 91 High visible. Furthermore-, lookt ' ug' through
I , I . an said, handing a real d1araond thei Oetting to ever�vls-
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are 6be-ra,6st reliable remedy for any form I .,is also an alse stonL-.
ulit 11110ther pactia", excel- Ible, whereas it Is with a f :
of kidney compI . .
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Eap y---Lable-to enjoy life to the fullest. - Wholesome. It O'Llb-0.91red blood." in LIverpool re,pently sh: :
. NIT& 0. H. Gillespie, 204 Britain Str6et, Ifnven�t you so'l Vt1fln_-,'1 Rsked the with babies met t�gether and' a -eed
St John, N.B., says: I V01111gr wo-11,11, �,%--'111 . I tile eLri-ings, "that to vote WIliethl -was 'be prettlest Inflant
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relief. Hearing of Doan's Kidney Pills, I 11 Shelf". Ill the Oeenn.-_ � i We hav � neveroft as great tro "
beean their use. Before itaking them I It hns ,been estitated that if the! In the daytime as e have Imag nid
coiild not stoop to tie rn� shoes, and at 1� rhizopods, which s crete Ilviu,- sbellh! wben ly!Dg awake t n, ghts.--Atebison
times suffered such torture that I could not , �, In the ocean, are as �1 numerous down to' Globe. . . .
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turn over in bed without assistance. D6an'a ' -a deptli of 600 'feet 4s they are near the4 � �
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terrible condition, and removed every �paia 07 'per cc 1�1 y. checks land
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youngest - child. just nalturally
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Vapo-Cresolene,is gold b druggists qerywhere.
A Vapo-Cresolene outfit, incTuding,the Vatorizer and
Lamp, which should last a life-tilne, and a bottle of
Cresolene, =hplgAe,.$i.5o; extra su lies of reso-
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RKSOLENE ., i8o Fulton St., New Vor , .S.A.
Recommended and sold L! . ar
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I -RobertEeattio, of Rlli�, hex purchased
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Mark Kelly's farm, in Kastnerville, paying
, therefor $7,5W.. I � - .
-Diillingin the gas wells� at 8 I �. Marys
has been stopped at a depth I of 1,�50 feet, ,
owing to lack of funds. I !
? T -Biirglars broke into ale's' bakery
shop, in Listowel, the other i t,� but only
secured 87 cents and Rome can Y. �
-M�CarthyL Brothers, of J Stratford, are
under arrest, charged with setting fire ,,to
. their store, in that city, on IDecember Pth
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burglars broke into the dy.eing iestablish-
ment of W. 0. Elves, of Stratford, and stole
clotb in i to the - value of about $50. �
I -A case of smallpox has broken out in
Elms township. The victim, is Mr*. lJaMUeI
Adair, of Oxbow, Manitoba; Who is on a
visit to her brother, Mr. W 1. Hol imet'.
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Mr. Wm. Puachelberg h sold his farm
in Logan, to Mr. Wail Well, jr4 for the
sum of $5,000. Mr. Pasahel berg intends to
EIva up farming, L and will probably locate in
russels. � i,
-The-friends of Mr. and Mr#.1 Thomas
Daly, ef Morningtou, recently A
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them with a parlor suite on t a eve of their
departure from Morningto�. They have
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Methodist church. I :
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from which to 01:0056 i� time of need, amd at
prices that have been a�matter of agreeable
surprise to all who 4ave dealb -with uy-
Two 6he hearses on hand for summer and
winter use. Night calls -at my rosideriM
corner cottage in re�r �� of Dominion Bam'k,
will be promptly respo�, ded to.
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Auction o3 Lot 24, Concession 14, Afcllk�llop boun- , i I .
dary, on Wefte3dly, March 19,1902, at � o'clook P_ � q -
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keavy draught; hcrae rising 6 yeari o!d, ne driving r4c li . � ��
horie rising 7 years old sir6d by 011ve Wilkes; I 41 i
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years old 1, earlinx ateera,3 I .1
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allowed off for cash on all cr(Wit imount;9. ROBT. I I A
HOLL�ND, Propri.etor; F. S. S065, A tioncer. e" () I I : . ��_
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public Alletion,Lon Lct 33, Conce on 10� Logan, on 5 i ;:u - .
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Ing 3 yestra old, 1 h:)ree flainx 5 �eara o d, I aged L' It , h . . . .
mare, 4 cows suprosed to be In ealf, 2 ne, calved � - .
o, I heifer euppoeed to be in f, He ag 8 years It so 11
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months old, I broad sow in pig, about ,3, 5 34 I L I it
ge-se. One Masoey-Harris binder, 6 foo4 -out, with 9 .
trucks (nearly new); I Maney- 11. -foot U an .�3 �� .
Havris in wer, 6 ,%E c ��
cut; 1 pes h0vester, I combined tin. Itoroe rake', Let 1i ; I
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Matssy-Elarr!s No. 7 plow (ne'lw�, 1 Cookshutt .
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No. 21 (new), I biayc'c (nearly new land roller, 1 1 0 H
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ileighs, I top bug . 9 new pair boh- P* i: 9
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joint note?. Four per cent. off for cash; on credit I � .11
amounts. No rederve &8 the farm! is solo and the 1 ,� . I -1
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prietor; JAMM'JONES, Auctioneor. i 1786-2 ,III .
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much as oannot'be had in any other est%b. GOM4 EAM- -- It .
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lishment in the county. Just glve�ue a trial � , it -
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and Eee. Remember the pla'c�-Caimioliael'w Ilix,ed Tl&iR__... _ .;. 4.40 P�. M ,1.25 F. IL I . I
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- Wingham.... - : 8.38 1 1 8.W I , ,-,
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i GOING SOUTH- : tawngler. i Ifited. 41.
Tenders.for Drainsio LWIngh&M ......... �_ :0.53 A� *. 8.0 A- 1L I .
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Tenders will be received at the Glerk'i office Sea. Brussels- �. ,. + i. ,
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cettain drains within the in-)nlcipsli�f. 1 Plans and � .0 i '11
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speelfications to be seen -at the Clerk a office. The "_
lowest or any tender not necemrily sccepw. WX London, 4urok! aud Bruce- . T!
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ELLIOTT, Clerk. 1 17854 Gorse Woura --- � � 9
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Notice to Ore'dit 6:rs. � lCzeUr__.....4.. i_ P.130 6.0 R
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In the Esta, V of Alexander Buchanan, late , By �* .4.N.. _9,L68 * L&33 _- .
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of the J'illage'of Housall, in the County Oubion..- _�.-W.. 10.16 610 - � 11
E,ondesboro -..!.. ....]_ 10,39 7.14 - L
of Hurca, GeDtleman-, decease,4. , . �Blyth_L - __ �.,...4.. 10.41 T. 1% : .
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Notice is he. -eby ven. punuant to R.; S. O., IE67, 801gr6va- i - 10.60 �
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Chapter 129, t lot alriperions having clail:ns spinst t4v-1.0 11.10 Me --- �
the ektate of. the Leald AlexAnder Buchanan, wbo Gome EFOUTH- . - P"Pown- V
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died on 6r aboot the 21st of March, JLO. IM, are Wingham, dopart.. - .1 - 0.53 A-19- 106 V- X 4
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requircd, on ? 01 -& I
to tend dr de3ver to Dr. George Bueba xv, Zurich, Ely .. -1 ...... 4... - �4.. 7.14 .66
P. O., Ont. oi, to Alexander -Buchanan ip - I P. leoloro..:.. t:. - ., - 7.22 4.106 I
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O., ont, the kXecatolsof the last will Clinton - _ ... . :� 7.47 Lt- ��
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lield by them and that after the mid. te the ssil H0nsQ1_1...._.__ ,,o
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Executors wil proceed to distribute the said estate . rxoter_ i..... . - 8.46 5.28 �
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