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OORS I the city. About 8.15-orolock thethree were -A. Craden, of Eftna� has sold bin fine i� A
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� .'A HURON � on a.hand 6h, near Gourock, 100-aere farm to 0. Buchanan, for $3, . � �
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� Their stock consists of a f?w be kd � _ Ojoe of the three -acei- leadet ,of St. James' oho,rch, Stratford. . � : � 'I,
"))FAR RXPOSITOR� - %ving travelled over ' Ing in their rear. 1:1
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Floor KNEERM dentally turned, and. seting the danger -Burcilart Bender, Who until a few years . .
a ionaiderable portion of the state � of Florl- I .
VACII�iR- razor backed pi - , a li g A wagon, a I . . _. - i,--- i
di, I thought a few ore� notes by the way . shouted - jump." The men'- had barely ago ooeupied a farm - in i Wallace township, . V
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I in �ght be interesting tO.Y I ur numerous read. - Latest Colorm`gs & Desl*941S cleared the car when- it was a ruck and died at his home in List�wel last week. - ---I
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I . er i. As. I remarked, to. my previous letter, fishing. It a st'anger comes around they smashed to eito a. I _Ur. Alex. i Fisher,, bity editor of the i , �� 'i
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� tt a soil is prWeipilly Oompos . r del 8 and gun or X � - I I
- i I ad' of white drop all work, ake th I . I - so Per Roll , —Dr. Wm. ill I r1l. 2nd I �
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a I al ud, about on 0 slirf"" fishing tackle an show �im axi nad, but not R%ilway, Toronto, died in Chicago, Sunday. —P4r. Thomas Pascoelhas sold hLb i - � - 11
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d)wn to yellow san� . he general opinion . I - He was a graduate of Trinity � I ruiversity, lot, on the 3rd conewsio! I ,
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h, ire is that the p loins quick to ememili an in Borders to Match - time in Chicago. —Private Harry Bulle rd, who was slight- �
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their cattle and hogs an, allom illein to run I � i - � sq-�,
. ' —Mrp. Prewes, of West Brant ord, aged ly wounded in the shoul ler 1.11 the recent -
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31IRSA Nee Mir _U10thing.1 ! - comes, they havd, dogs trained I o catch them i . e � z :,
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; e to himself, take a look at our magnificent stock. We have, been tcld . pise to me, RS1 baye to home consumption. Tqey oonsider a pig at � constabulary, has been received by his father waek, was not very sucef-siful so far as �� .
in illstic a any of your ireaders, t niett, only, about 25 . I 1. -
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inToronto. DeceasedlWas 21 years old, entrieswere concerned, but he im I -
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by the most intelligeLt people that our goods, and the'low prices for � p)r cant. of . a � I . I pounds a very giod tcne� c rowned tie efforts With suooesa, and the and bad been a quartermaster clerk on showit *ere of excellent quality. I
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ively amazing. One man said the other day, when looki , I it I will not rep a ords of a reverend eault was that he soon had a comfortable I -
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are posit I ly, *hie is their Baden-Powell's staff 'u � til taken ill �with -Mr. JamEs J. Mason, of Montreal, has _
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41§10 00 suit of our own make, . i d oriii a is flood_ 9 )I bati I hope sc m to set MY He lived I been 1 Stratford ]a completing arrange- -
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I paid $18.00 for it, and it was one of the best wearing suits i ,�ver . my native soil by few in the county of Huron. �
,I -Miss Emily Pavey, daughter of Mr. orients for the proposed new furniture fac- -
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inade, of, - 3 ei 1, more sspeclall�y n the sout6e n portiqn feet,upon it. I - Of . c n this farm 'Until 1882, when the family I -
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bad , neyer thought it dear at $18 " Our price for it is $10.0 31 � of the state o - . � _�ours truly, i "I oved to Goderich, . where they have bince: life last week. The gas escaped from the -Mr. Nelson Vroman, who for many I
but what we do ask is an opportg'nity to This part is InbabAed by fi.jha�nlen and ,MoRmiu, Kippen. - , resided. " . I i � f Mrs. Summers, Whell, wit tbte
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prove it to you. One thing sure, we cannot affbid to make extravagaiat � Pugg 's Talma Sula, Florida, April 4th i -Hattie P. Fisher, beloved wits 1
11� ' 'b' where Miss Pavey liv, eg, da a a eault she late 6_� H. Flagg, died in BoiEeevainti
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foolish statements in this SpacO-, We pay for the privilege of. talking h4re, a id I & itted L with n artinal there ip a great . . , was nearly dead wbeii Manitoba, last week.
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we are Lgent of indil idua'Z, 1 v iriety and som vcr b I about -The Goderich township otimoil _L has town, died at the family residence, early ' pated. � I hogs were shipped- from M,itehell laat week.
Greig' & Stewa--t,]if ym� The Maintibe ve.-ia' avigable Jor L L
I and, therefore, anything, you read over the' name of ; -1 4 the L, purchased a road gracter. " Tuesday morning of last week, at the SO Of: -A couple of we k ago rt a Ann Mr. IV.m. P,idbam, Messrs. Thomas, John
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L I otlbt' I at any time, we invite a c . hallenge. If we havenji't the v4ues - to i t iirty miles fro its auth -all I . tide �6 - 5 ears. Mrs. McLean had enjoyed her I 'r d to - - I
� have a d L � . a )ba and fliwe t ici in t twlanty�z ur hourp. -Mi.39 Robertson, of the W ngham public' 0
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Lack up our sta tements, we ai o the losers. , � 'I Where, are man histo ia spofia upon its schoolsta as resigiie he was taken 111. � Roach, of Hamilton, pt: I
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I ,I � 'I b, inks, connecte � uch ate Mr. Dudley Holmes, b I 11 that was, glaks-and out her foot while going down the G. -End Trunk shops t r ,,, one of
� t-- � Diold sou'a prac- ., cellarstadrs. -Lockjsw�aud blood poiaoniug his hands badly burned: he other day while
i - , q r1chi; bas taken Mr. Medical aid was summoned and a ; .
I � Fort Hamer and Braider CaatI6�� Ellingtown, E. . I . a 'done for her, but she, . 11
I : I 0 close ties , Wingliaml. ossible to do wa . set in, and she died ,F.iJay I at. Mrs. he was elpauivg out an eni;iue.
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i . . "I re farm of Sta, lake Brothers, in ag. The cause of death was internal hem- � � -onto, aud will b6i .
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Desiriucy to be well Glo-thed in a ready-to-wear suit of good materi�i ensiblyt aong the bank of �he river. , These shell Stephen, for wtich haL paid 85,000. Mr. rrage. - �etvad L!)rd 3tratheona
- I or 9. � -Two esteemed residents of Crediton and Mount Royab the anadi= i Fgh Com- fore. i� New d I%rger buildhigs Will be
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T ado and fiDished in a manner that will compare 1 fayorablyi mounds are about tw,,!nty rettl high and _I�ioks now owns 250 aor life last week. We refer to" - - an - .
and stylishly Put, m 1. . i . Ann Lils, infant d6ughter of 'Mr. and eparted tbi.i misetoner in Londorl,11 on Mow �a.y, whron eredod. ' -
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with the best tailored gaim.ents. , - I I I o6ver one-eighth of all acre �qf ground. I - Phillip E James, of Haab Wawanooh, r. George Adam Gaiser and Mr. Williana! ad His Majesty -The recent .af s .,siam, 3nt shows the -total I
0 1 were built by'the Indiana before the Mrs. a .
, I . I I ard, ockey. Mi. Gaiser was one of the pion' L,)rd Stratheona pi agent
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. I 1, see was s9ttled, for v� hat reason I have died at the home of Mrs. WmJ B!auch � I
I on Mondav of 18811 week. - ere, who helped to build up that vicijiity,� : citiz,306 of Mo I
I J10. OQ� b�en unable to! I�srn ape fruit is ,very of Wingham, . . atreal in commers ion of the of -Milverton to be $150 305, ar a, gain of
Vie Highest Prtce I . I I kind Mrs. John Kain , old real- sving come there when the place but waw� I
I ly'grown Jim the 9 te,'alao egg fruit -Mr. � visit to that city made recently by the $5,280. The population 1 -it 700, or a deerekse
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TitI . vesting thei- Fowlerville, - Michigan, whei a I they- will umber of yea -Alfred Wkite, a colored man, died on -Mma. Charles Barri of Elm&, died at her
I e Medium Price 7 !7.5W it called here. They's a bar r ook a change for the worse, which rebulted' t I
11 v 3gets . bles now. Aver large portion go to makeAheir h re. � I Monday at tK,-e ho e'of his son, James late rEsideuce a short �ime ago. She . was
I I � . I � of Willie' n hie death on Monday,.at the ripe old age White, to,
� - - . -Rev. Alex. 1 Stewart, pasio - *nship o- Eliz.xbethtown, aged bornimilreland and came to Canada in
� I . � I few York and itortberi: cities. ,The vege- I ntou, 'Ims had the )f 78 years and 0 months. The rem�iaa I -hree eons survive . I
t . I . . , sod one onth. De- 1849. A husband and 4
T11 . l .C� 0 bibles are bought up re y Agen a and Presbyterian church, Cli . � e'd years I
� . i onferred on were interred in the German cemetery, Rev. f lot the- old- h � . ,��
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I e. Lowest Price . 4 . ell for degree of Doctollk of Divinity, ceased was' a of th 3 oldest, i air. I
p . I I nod prices are paid 11 ish potatoes a lege, Toronte. - r. Litt offie'liatiog. He leaves to mourn est, residenion 0
1 #,WW#*#A*******#*#**##**" I � 5 a barrel, cabbag� fkom 10 '06inta to 15 him by Knox C�l - 'is of thei eparte. H was born -itev. R. W. Willie' a', of the M-ethodiab
I I : . , .-Whilo'goiag out of the k tchen door, is demise five sond and six daughters,, be-, aft Tincap,�and Yhboibood ohurch.diedin. Loildoo last week. M11'.
� � ute.per head,�celery Un cents a bunch, - live, in t a ne -
. i - ife. Hei, i survived b3 at diffev t times been in
. iLyht recentl Mrs. Ile install, of idea a large number of friends and relatilrep. his whole U his widow Williams had an
- I 11 o nionw two dolla�Ts is bus iel and ,everything one n Y1 I
I i d on some i a and fell, r Win Hockey died on Tuesday, after ' I -rge of leading Methodist churches in
� else i�'proportion. - Grai. a is not grown but Fordwich, steppe . I * ,� and a family of four 1ildren. I cha
. I . dollar. a bush. breaking her lef t al m j net, ab oJ re the wrist. n ihness of about four months, at the age' -Orland a Pceffer, a well-known resident Perth county, and was considered one of the ..
�, 2 Bar as'i n ar- :s J i 3 imported. 0a'ts sell f )r one b�ile w . f 54 Veara. Deceased was always a bard
I el and bay for one d)IIar 'per 'hundred. -Fred. Peokitt, w orl ing at, a joint. of Yarmouth townshp, died Friday mora- clever men of the church. '
l , ked for 16 yoarw: . I
n salt works, met Norkiog man, a -ad had wor I �e AniasE Wood hogpital, St. -br, and Mrs Hod of London, and -
; double ing saw at the Stap!eto -.0g, at tif ad is, 9
I : Groceries are very high just about dent and had his i ight, a Mr. Kuhn's tile* yard. His remain,, were' Thomas, aged 60 yea -8. Decew a fe w Dr. and Mrs. Wood, ol Ns,shville, Tonnes.
. : . 6 1� with a slight acci
� I . hat they are in Canada. The climate in . red in tne Exeter cemetery. He leaves! I I
! : of heading. flying nter I a swamp see, all former residents, of Mitchell, have
� I wintef is all that could be desired. It is thumb broken bya p . iece weeks ago, �lay out all . night in
Saturday and Monday! � - I I ;o mourn his demise a wife and. three�
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i I lileasant tbrougEh the day, some times a, back. � - � ! near Spart , and his feet and bands were sailed for Eugland, wht re the Aoctors will '
� I i will Soup, ; . � severely fr zen. Mr, Preffer wl ,a born in spend the summer in tpe le%ding hospit%le
. 1: ttle too warm �o be comfortable, and cool -Mr. A. 'MaD. Allikli, of Goderich, 4 I I -
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i An oddilo� of I � I . exhi�it at the -A wide circle of friends and acquaint-� i
I inuch the samelist as last week will be offered again. night. Thepe ia--scarcely any twilight have charge of �he Can ad i -.n . Yarmouth,1 where he resided all , his life. � in London. � . .
� : at , t to learn of the and., . .
; I I 'I &5. 0( � few Wolverhampton Exposition, in will leave %noes will greatly- regre .a - daughter of Mr.
, i I I His wife died some ears ago. - MiEs Jessie Dustylt
I � qnd when the sun sets in s: ,.ery 13 , I Humane -
1 40 Men s Snits—$6.50 $7. 60 and $10.0 , for 1 � 4tip bout the end of April to ae 3u me his now don and unexpected demise of Mr ..Heb rt
i 0 -An effort Was ill de to shot it Samuel Dusty, of Sri. Marys, was married
; 7 J thinutes it is dark. W ,have had a slight a -1
. - I . . I Elford, of 1101mesvill The sad event took, Officer McGregor of Chatham, -to he was in tht%t town, last weet, to Dr.. Eccles, of
I 4 anuary dutiee. �-
z : $1.5(_ *lost twice this wilite -,-once in J th inst.1
1, I -quar. -George Batten, a young man who is place on Wednesday I evening, the 9 ' * I London. The ceremony was performed by
I 115 Boys' 2 -piece suits at � going home at an early hour Mo day mom.
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t *ban there was ice on i is water one , a
I I .. t, - . Mr. Ed. LE�mbkia, of Howick, Although not enjoying !robust health for
`100 pair Men s $1.25 and $1.60 pants for i 7t: �er of an inch thick, sn� a slight froatt since working for I . ing. As he passed a lumber I I .
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1 bad'the misfortune to get the big fin erof his year 1, man fired st him from the cover of the bridal
I I The first frost froze the i young or- 9 . stay in Buffalo and Ne York, ,he�-
: 50 Pair Boys' Knickers -60c) 60c, 75c—for � 3 (L 11hat. . and up to the last couple of weeks wa all '
; ; . d the Dthere badly The mail and two party go to England f two months
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, I � ' I , roes down, to whe a they were banked right hand taken off On lumber . piloo. ,
! L � t Inge t r : . utting bo -k, one d xy recently. fairly well as usual. She complalne of I then inside off and esca, ad. -TGe trouble betwe the Sporting As- -
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1 25 pair Boys' Cotton Knickers up to 7 years old ; 1 p I
. �p, which will t 'ti 1111 a .
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I - i noon di t a rcault of eooia�iomi and the Ci * League of Mit.
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) - I I I I r growth. Irt theto back one year in bruised in a a 'Wilki 6 i recently, feeling poorly, but refused to have a P0,y6i companion§
� L i� the. danger of front that -Mr. Charles, I � The shootifig Is beliaved to be
! 3� ,t hei ble to go about
, 90 Men's Shirts for working . H. 'McClinbod, of West. cian aalled, as she was still a
i i askes, orange growing or any kind of fruit at the home of 3 prosecutions made bF the huma e pfficer for chell � has been settled y the town
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;� 50 Bop' Hats and CaPs 1( A risky kind of business in this country. field, after a short illness from pneum cruelty to animals, I M for the additionallfour wren adswe to
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! I i I . Deceased camet6 this country from Eng- day morning, howevIer, she was suddenly -A small - Ion y1mer &nit the park and allowing the association ,the
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f I 1 i In our own country, the asons have chiinged
-, " land about twelVe years ago. token worse ; medical aid was at once SUM4 , eye ay struck 6e .
i ! so they are passing I I vicinity on Tueed I- lea It Was free use of the grounds three or four days a
A .in our recolleo'bioo ,erything possible in t t w I ithout the
s i . It m ruing, and
i Bebides the above mentioned lines, there will be a number of article I eat settlers A the town- moned, and although ev pa tioularly strong p in year for horse ;acing) _privilege I
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ugh t e jai ..o -expe a here, as on the -Oae of the oarli r
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1 other departments placed upon the sale tables. � I i i � she,gradusily grew weaker, antit
4 1hro eat of 1hid state,� ome years ago, or- ship of Turnberry died at lot 1 1, B. line, on was done, i . . anything thAt was not partic larly well of pool selling.
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� + 1, � i :ansge:o and other frui were produced in Tuesday of bAllister was evening. Mrs. Elford was born in Leices- . I
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. T 44-1 +4-!� ! ++ 1��[ - --!--#I- so is . i . � aid McAllister. - Mr. . Fences and small bu� Idings were blown over, pastor of St. And e ' church, Stratford, �
I � I � great ebandance but g erally speaking, of Archib 10ted sod had terobire, England, on December 27th, 1842. . 1W w I
I I I I I I but probably the wi: A did the gi eatest dam- was married on edv ;sday Of last week, tb
i i � - ' site years, that has been abandoned. Oa a man who was highly! re8p( .
I I I � . as aged 82 Emigrating 'to this bountry in 1848, w c- -b
Z circle of friends. H( w ,1 'thl age at the Istore ot,T. W. Turnbull. The Mr. Angus Smith, I y engineer ,of tha
I I F colder. a large .
I It i ra are getting I -
I he west boast t a win;
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1� i. ! . other members of her father's family� she
� ! I steady years and 11 months. . hole front vi indow of the store was blown city.. The wedding as .an exceedingly. I
., I - : he residents say there. as been more I -a -chur6,
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i old this winter than t Y have known since -Mr. P. T. Halls, a we] I knowr and I found her first home in ' Can%da in-, Aono 15� ;
i � in � pretty on in th
- I oted - bugines f Goderiob, , township. Here in a few weeks she10 - st her ': John Kelly, a !lad emplo ad by the which was well filled ith thoftiondsof the
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I fl A . D I S% -P 11 r I he great freeze of 1$95, when nearly all highly reape - 8 mactrafter an ill. I father, who &ad coritracted the ship fever. I I �
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I reez in this 'section were killed. died on Thursday of last week Norton Manafacturilni Com an , Hamilton, y oung. couple. I . i
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I I I " � e orange t . . or t I met: with� a peculiar acei an Saturday. -Mr. W. ]EI. Daan' of Hamilton, has
I . I � its of a couple of weeks f om typhoid Her mother, with h fires obildren, then Ann A_ ft-
. � f a grove�can be raised until it in six or ne � -New Jersey, slid after a time re. W4jIe filling ca,as he lost hie donated $1,000 to th Stratford h
I � ) deceased lqaves al, widow aLd went to 4ance and oppital,
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� I I . � even years old, It is worth a good .deal of fever. to St. turning tofriends in 0anadaii settled id I
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i . I .1 oney as the trees generally be onew3n. The remLiin3 were taken -fell'down the elevator shaft an dislocated with' the understautding that, a ward called
: . �, '' L I . Wellesley township, near Crosshill. IV Was his
� ; t. neck. Dr. McGillivray was called in the 10harlep and 0. Melville Dean ward be
: �, � : I ! a. !But it takes a la0ge amount of 0spi- Marys for intermen . I i
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I i al and la,bour to do so, Mosb of the large -Early on Monday morni giof lasb week, aud� pulled it into place again. Had thw. _:at "art'as a memoii�l 'Of the father and
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I �. I Marion . Stewift, the little d jhter of Alex. now said and bereaved husband. After re� doc�or not been on the scene soon after the.'- on 6f Mt. D,�ay. Th� father was for Many �
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I If you want to see the hat you are lookino, for, or the hat yo . ougbt to roves are own�d by northern ospitalists or cc ces�ion, Grey, aiding in Wellesley for some years, Mr. and ly have: yearo a resident i
. �D , . Iyisitedporne groves thab con- and Mrs. McDonald, Ith I accident, the lad would prol %b I L' of Str�tfcrdt -and only died - .
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4 wcar or if you want to ,-ee bow you look in this or that style f It t th place 'ety trying illu3si, caused by , Mrs. Elford, in 1874, bought the farm ' - 1 � �
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! ) O', ained from 100 to 200 'acres and employed died after a N "' died. - - a short time agLO' I
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. but Ile Goderich township, where they have f4ith,. Z -L L
I to fiDd it will be in our large department, where nothilig _ 4 gear J,[ rest Many bands. - If these trees are not paralygio. The child was 2 years, 9 months --An interesting event took p ace on FLi- I, _ While Mr. John oVinson, of 70armun- :
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I I -, day, at the residence of Mr. Al barb Steph- nook, was returning fr nit church !
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. o have you call, whether to buy or , � � loo mys Old, and*..was� a I bright little fully toiled and lived together up to' the -
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Ehown. We will be glad t 0 just k at. Injured by the frost before they commen � 6me of her death. In making the home .
i I I large girl. - I an@, on the 2ad concession of hitchurcill ton on Sunday eveain Of last
� I I to bear they will yield;tbeir owners, a � � 11 �
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we can supply yol-.1 with bats from . I : . L ' retty res a& * Newmarket, when the I �
; And a,- to price, I i 97 -scrips, on the 2n t and p . c ntenary of 'ni he drove over the
I 1 4 ; income. Itis nothing! unusu%lfor %-tree at -The farm of d con- stead the I aman n �gbt being very dark,
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: , � _. tt 'owned- y'James Tre- I ardou painottAing labors oontributed. the sequisition of the pro,i .,a he lay., the buggy :
. party o the grand- edgei of a, culvert, who
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I I seven years of age, to yield from eight to ten ocini6n of Hulle , . � .
. j I innosmall degree. She was exceedingly -resent owner in. 1902 as � him, the horhe fast in the in a
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I _r71_NTrTS rT 0 $E5 I 00 ; r oni SLU to Meer, of Smithville, has beem ! old to John father of the pr on t6p of u_
. 10 C I- �- boxes and a box ' sells he a fr Is I w
I � d F. Dale, Hull the Sual. of 84 500. hoe . fitly celebrated. A large number of friend came from a
� .1 i tb, for , ptitable and kind to, all. To kuow,� her . 8 beside him, until aEsh tance -
I i I i Ifarm is at resent under the tenancy of lov I ake part in the ceremoniev. hou4s near by where tic accident .
! t 1 $2.50. If anv one wishok to speoulate an V&S 0 e her. Of a genial spirit; and gathered to t happened.
I !��9r+++48-H444-14 4 I has $10,000 0; � 0,000 he . may double his The� made hosts of ..
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.i ! Biggin Mr. and Mrs. Stephens receive a, an Although badly shalcen up he did nob I
I his Cut 'shows a stylei � ! money in five years or may lose it all in a T . hotnas whose term has not yet ex, sociable disposition, she � . L21 a I mb!�F I I sus. I
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i . I � I industry is ireil. We un lerstand .that, r. Dale has friends, all of whom were made wel�,O of gifts, among them being a ha deom6 easy' tain,any seiious injuries. I
[ i shorter time, : The turpentine p I whenever they visited her firfside. Aiten,, chair and an,addre8s from their 3hildreu. -Miss Margaret Murray, widow of the
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which is always fashion I I carried on ili'i, large scale in this state and purchased the � arm for his s: � - I - . � � W1,
i I . y a) �Edgeley, on tive to all home duties, she v as essentially a -Ex-Police Sergeant Jame ' Crawford late Michael Murray, diodat her home, 'lot qi!
: � gives employa-telit to large numbers of peo -There paE 3ed aWa ousewife. While never negleating i - C
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: able, and which anyone � I oon on 22, donceBei,)n 9, G;re of Downie; on Satur- IT -
I i � men. Thurs ITord, teliot of model h died in Londop, very suddF-nly, at -,n
� ; plei nearly all aegroes,"both men and wo day, Ap I 3rd, Grace .-
i I : late Rober 3 Notb, of Clill n, at the old those duties, she over found time to devote Sunday, of convulsions. Decea,K�g � 01i re. Mr.
&.--was born day,'April fith, at the �e of 74 yea ik
A Mr. Aorews and his two daughters were the ,,
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may wear Ewd be well� � - i 8 months and attention to ph'lanthro ic and Chris
I 11 ng it iil,,.'tbis state. Mr. Andrews is and respected at Woolwich, England, 67 yearslf�k`a�go. He
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I dressed in headwear. - Cc 5 dE it .formar - Work.. She was a very regular attendant at - vjl
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� � ! 6ye. The eceased lady was a . ' fought at Sebastapool and Oth r.places in and hewed out a home for themselves in ti- a �,
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4 i I manager of the Spanish River Lumber 14 f which for e bueb. They libored ,through many halrd '_ I -
: . � : Oataxio. A gentleman:, who ownes a large resident of Clinton, 6ni was much esteemed the Mothodi3t, church, o the Crime%, and was at the f out during �,
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We sell great quantities; I struggles and,brought up a, good family of
. � I . turpentine camp, senb us an invitation to by her many friends. She removed from years she was a L - i__
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of this hat in -blapk , Edgeley five years ago was abundant in good works, while a power the Fenian troubles of 1866. Be served for 1'.
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I - 5 � go up and visit him. He Be t his carriage Clinton to - I years on the London police force, - ;_
� ' � n I Wednes- in prayer and tender in -her experience, here y. - He who survive them. L___. �
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. t I - and we had dinner with him and it -At the manse, Wingbarn on For there altogether over half 9, cautar
I brown, fawn and. 'axl; i for us _. �
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. r I P� i I leminded me of what I have read of the day ek, Mr. C�Lar e; Martin and was a beautiful, practical Chri3ti%U life. a,lao chief of Galt for a ti . Of late !Mir. Alex. Hapba -n, architect. died at v �_.
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I . I Oluevale road, me ten or twelve yemrs she was prealdelib Was in" - -
at �. $1.50 & $2 East Indies. We had a Creole boy, with a Miss Mary Buigess, of the he served as a county constable and was on hislaite residence, Str ktfotd, on April 2ad I C I
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.1 : I Of the Holmetiville branch of the Women�s 1 1-a was born in D ai. i, �
; l L . F palmetto leaf . keeping off the flies were married ;by Rev. D. Parrie. duty Saturday. I . � �
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� . . I � I a very : pleavant time was sPenb at Missionary Society of the Methodist charoh . and, '72 years ago, i 3
1 uggliag Ch - - �
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p . ifiese into town bite, Seo� a,
. io��able! during the whole c urse .of the dinner evening Henderson, of i nd she wa , -A now ruse for sin , Baaffj 6 to Cain- -
- The Ultra Fa-sh � hour, which sounds odd in the middle of the home of Mr., Charles a cit a of the elect ladies who � have the United States has been dis Vered near and1when quite a young man omni �
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I � I i winter. This gentleman keeps about one Bluevale road, !by the in the so, largely promoted the success of � this Hull, Quebec. A partl 31 ad nuns adal settling in Ha, ilton. -
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�� a ` . i rishing branch. At the time of . her I . )p il
Soft Hat for this season is' very large flou I ;, years ago he came to Stratford� -and tk?,3 - -
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i I I hundred and seventy blac�B and thirty young � and a priest boarded. train ontreal a -
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� % n d a - black women. Oaly three lof the women - -Eliz%beth if Stroud, wife 1�of Mr. T. C. death she was also t a r - few days ate - . 4
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. I brim, lolog dip fore a It, at d a r�und I p esident of aga with tick I Johnsbury, been one of the most succes0al a acts: I I
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� _= . of Wingham, died on Monday of Haron County Woman's Christian To � He was city engineer for Mau years, and '!�;
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I � curl on side. We show it ' ' all colors. are married. He has them 'full Graham, ont. - Two commercial-- avelers no- � -
n 1 F � . sh them last week. ,ecemed had been ailing for ince Union end of the Ladies' institut�e ior a -Z
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, . ! : � ticed th e closel, r veile many impwtant ontracts.
i : trol and finds it neoessary to puni at they war . - 11�
i 0;to 404 )a a lock-up and blood some time A last fall underwent a sue- the same county. I J, never spoke a word. - From tl am a Urited a family- of eight. I �*_
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� 19p; 1k I States custom officer, who wam on the train, _��T Milto . Humtoll, who
i Price,'ziftlaS . 10 � -0 rooner I U
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- !Meteiemex s,)Mo of them meet easeful Operati n for the rer - 4
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i death. that to take them rion tumor. 'She � 'Canada, into the car to in -
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-1 e have also a ,00d assort 0 before a justice�of t4epeaceis expensive, nicely until ab)ut Christmar, ti . " only W ter the varty .
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1 ; I I Stiff Hats of English and Am e rioan makes. and besides they Idon't want to be troubled that time she had been ailing.- That dread -The party of 20 Canadian school teach- vestigate ' But it w irrested by of 8.b. l0wry's. The 3 oun man was born in
i I I ere, who are to teach in South Africa, hailed got off at Troy that they weti a 9 . . �
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I . I r I I i ! i geotleman owns 17,5W death, bub she Iwas not considered seriously, .. : I a h4rdware store in St. Marys. He was in
I guilty of. Thts A three-year-old son of Mr. Herbert
i � I ; t until Fridai last. Mrs. Graham was in Mon, J. P., 0 Of L the oldest London when he enfieted, slid onlyknew of
: I acres of land. [I is well - timbered with ill Dixon, T*ronto, was run over by a cab L On
� . I -Major Lem ne: Pted a f eW Mimat 1�
� 7 __: PRIOE, $125 to es 00 3pected r�sidents of his�beivg 4ece as before the
. - pine an taps a portion of it her Mon,lay and killed. , . the place of &
i . ; turpentine ' ' dhe and moat highly rei
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I r, I die( at--hi3 home on lot 1, in the L contingent left, for hi� took
I I every year. ith the exception of the -There -Mr. Win, McGee,, sr., a, highly esteem-' Brantford, and a pioneer of j
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i . � .� i r, run steadily dur- 14th concession of A-3h5eld, on Tuesday of ` . 80 d in&' from Wyoming, 1whose, 2wife. protested
I 90 � . winter months, ad citizen, of Hamilton, died Ifriday after- Canada. died Thursday mornit g in his -a n for. e
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- t ing the balan In five years last week, M -. John Muiray, one Of the noon last at the advanced age of 85 years. year. He came out - from Mik with his against his leaving bar unprovided I
. I ce of thel year. widely known -residents of L . ek says: -
i i , best and mciA, ly Xer emLtered The Stratford Heraild of last we
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� t natural state.'-' . urin,, my travels, I met in years. his remitting -postage stamps to another bec"4me the Courier, and was OWne by the 1 ' first Elizabeth
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(SUCCESSORS TO GREIG & MACDONALD) I � I a the Conservative party , r article on "I Horatio W his art."
I . . � . -1 � : I bee him. -I-Int�nd to do so if time will per. denta*of the ounty, depa ted this lifev I Stormont, died Friday morning at Wales, dei, ing a young won ten namn " d Jennet, of I of Perth county
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