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this - sea i Wall Papers, and it is not thought likely that 150 would Couture listen bd foi a moment, and heard I --i
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a beat values that � I I : i iron and at �el works fprm that kreater part time we were told everything wag_ ready go � - people's money , left WalkLi. -'.�, i
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foreign markets - . I 1 M&NUFACtUR. there' were ever so many workmen standing I 1 4 . I
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- I . about with shovels and long handled tools he disappeared, takin with him in the Cellar, k�nd S' hile there two men ran � i
se 00, L -ITG- � � , and 8--ee,l nufacturi0s. and even Ontario is 9 . I . I
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guitable, reamon. __ - L --- I 1 �4- asking ths, the gover ment bonus a ship I .11 . I � L �.�
, I P given a pail was -filled with the rea bob tured and sentenced to a term i131 the Can- hiding im ati U1 par story. I 7-',
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'a we "i'Vite y`Ou , � i , i- . tral Prison. Through the good offices of —John H. Lstore� - !
. I t ! be of intor t to your readers to bear of a metal and then the crane creaked and I ,.. aged 40, travelling � il.,
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titallized thoughba. � i I heezed and the big. chain,with the hook on Walker& Sons 6 was released it the end representative.: of the Kuntz brewery, at I ;�� I
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I I . XAI (I Q "r W �n r: I � � i I I the end caught up -the nail and it was oar. Best 6U21d eapest. of ten months and restored W, - his former Waterloo, W4 beadkluarters at Stratford, i� .'� 1
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. I I . populatiln of 51, 476, is in )Durham County ried over until it was above the mould. . p"ition. Williams leaves a wife and two was found des morning, . . - j��-
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I - i � street, ii ,Q.tookton, and pass she , houses andmagnitude of the datastrop,he ii only earn. � won the m* ionary -field. The Foreign t� � �M
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I i I I you find yc urself apee ling down a hill and far as can be learned the eruption of Mount church, recently extended to Mr. Fraser a �! -
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i TO BlE SOLD AT' � seemed little drops in their adoopes but I � For the dairy cows Lind sheep, grass I . : - � -4 1
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1 1� ; I green fie �0, and then the atkeet widens and I for three da;ya. Vessels near -he island will leave in epter'�ber. The Rev. Mr, t� I
. � you noti )b trees on -one side with seats suppose it all oounWd. I really got so ex- should be Put early, since these animals do - i- n, .1
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I T 2f the pon4l a e shade trees with a seat built IP on concentrated feed, a d hay serves more among the victims. A number of vessels Trunk Railwa�, L ndov, Friday night. � ,,0 -
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FOR THE NEXT I � ; The green is a ciroule r plot of grams with '9y the island are now -suffering from -Atnine, as. moved to Victo-tialhotpital be lapsed into I -
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. over it. teginning a the 'Oar terminus and was on the cold day I spoke of and we otc ad Siaoh bay has little aroma and lacks palat- 4 �,
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i . i shops that ave a few things i frame work of a fair Eizad boat that was definite quantity., the aroma of grass has ' . 1 3 ; 11
. n the window , . iconic eruption. 1 The norther eiie tared i1iree bears on if 11
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i men working about and hear them hammer- When the sun dissipates! the dew from the I 1� - . 8 '. .1
I i � could almost imagine �be inhabitants of the enormous stream of lava from b3�h craters., brother Willi 111, fi� together they treed 1, �, I
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I . . I I smaller houses with &A entrance off the hard Kingston, the "pitol, is covered with well Bears and ibis is�er, who were driving tRl .1
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� ljn,nu A W I �: the men on the decks ran to the rafliagg over the field at nig ,�x .: I
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: . 'I . I -days on it. As you walk around the green We could hear the creaking and crackinglof sweet mmelling hay is he best, and . �
� I i � the supports as they gave awa� under the A New Veterinary COQ)u rantine .assisted young Kai y0a and his two slitere '.
r I I yon get on higher ground, for the green . prudent farmers will not overlook such . � I . . 1!
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z The above announcement may be seen upon a long c vas stretchpd slopes up7frorn the Po d, and at Lhe top of big thing, and then the chains loosened and seemingly small pointai as preserving. the Offlcer for Canadal. to kee ,p track of th 3 . uin family. When � 11
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: across the front of our big stores. The significen,ce of these w�!mdi� can ( Che boat began to hurry a little until I he aroma and preventing bleaching. Dr. Arthur G;-Hopkius has rec�ntly been Beer' returned, th ,5wo young men made --- � .
i 0 . nlT the slope st ands the c hprch and vicarage. ; . �
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� � ' keel reached the waters edge and then k he F. W. HODSO"N' t appointed to represgnt the veterin�ry brancb short workof t[ie t ree bears. t.. ,
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� what is beiDg Thelattterm an old iambling-' red brick --
. I i I - Stock Commisaiiii6r. of the Dominion !)apartment of. A rioulture, �
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: �� � I house wi�b small paned vvir�do'vvs. great aeemeJ to plunge into the water ; the . ch& no e Live . -111on. Rupert earn Wells, K. C., head .
� offered for sale. . I I I . . I I of the firm of We 9 & MacMurchy, loml I -Z
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. � � chimneys a ad walls j t covered with ivy ; Ie%ped and jumped, pieces of timber floa!ed I . in Great Btitain, with headq arterB at . I
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r . � � into the water, and the latter dashed up the solicitors for the 0, adian Pacific Railway,
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! nab a garden. � I - Glasgow. His cfficial designixtion. will be I .1 .11, .
� �t � I and a I I � died in Toront � on 'Sunday night last. Ron. I
. -_ � sides of the boat that was now ready for the South Huron Returns. 11 Veterinary quarantine of&exc for.Canada," I I I
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� p � engines and other fittings that she might be The following are the � officiAl returns for . and he will asou 'me the duties performed
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I . -t I . I engaged in the world's -commerce an South Huron, in tion with the Iamb last season by Dr. J. G. Rutber ord, now years but was got thopghb to be 896ously -�
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� On thv contiary our goods are all new and fresh, up-to-date patt6rns and. st$les, . . the boat� was once loose you 'should have Provincial elections, beld- on March let,., chief veterinary adviset to the apartment I .
I ih Lpe of k aroma, with the an- - . I I I
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I I . I stone ' tie f i � the son of the lite 3heriff Walk, of Prescott .,:
seen the scramble of the em&ll boys for the 1898. . I of Agriculture. Dr. Hopkins, w4ile still a 91
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� � of the cleanest and pureat materials, worked up into garments ot t4le �nos' ac- tranc -like the rest of the iteces of timber t6at'were floating on the I SEAFOW.H1. I . young man, ham had a wide expe ence, not and Russell, and. was born in the county of -
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I Ju e it old ehur1cheo, with ibs stained glass w1u- Prescott. For 0 to .. are e Was a partner
I ceptalyle character. We are giving the, people this opportunity " o ' b6ca -
. 14 NY,, I y M,.Lean. Eilber. only as a practical veterinarian, t -al3o in � m
. water. The be a, of course, were in be to 11 13 - i
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I ill dows that throw a so'f J light ever the old � Hon. Edwar, I 01 - . - . Mr. Wells I
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� is at this time that most people need a new outfit, and a c�ance Ilikd this d they had great times securing t 'xo. t ............ 141 1 55 the varied d6ties of le,:tarer, a iWor and Of i I
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. ;1 t ey walls, the quaint carving, the altar, the prizes. The other boat I saw launched was No. 2 ............ : , '. 64 1 31 editor. He was graduated fror i Toronto was L,peaker of %e 11 z � ' ria, Legislature and .
'brin- hundreds of people to our store, wlii1e under ordinary circUmstanoes I . 1.
Z� 4� 1 i organ, and the rush bottorn chairs, g. ving from the ship yard and such -a bu8y PPI ce Veterinary College in 1891 with I he degree also sat In the Dam ,ion House for some .
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Spring � i one such a restfu . , No. 3: ............... 59 47 r i
iiiiaht Dot intend. buying anything at all in clothing this I feeling for the fe time. Mr. We IF wu unmarried.
I 0 Z5 i I w Min � that was. We were a little before �f
* ; time so , No. 4:1 ............ , 33 24 of V. S. In 1897 he obtained b 3 diploma i -
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Our aim is to make this the most popular .lot ng 8� utesonecamepare to sib down and look -Mr. John Go in ock, of Tor -onto, who
ore . ' lookedaboubus. The boat 8tobd on a frame . No. 6 ................ 1 41 24 in agriculture at the Oataiio rialilituril O . .. I
about. T. is church yard is full of. old I has juab returniid .. L ,a trip to the Barba- -
itithis di.-Arict, and, we are well aware of theonlyoneway to ro, iti aiad that t work in the yard,. hold down by huge chai no ' * - . . � . -- College, Guelph.'� He has also th( degree of . I 1-1
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-value for his money than e stones hat mark the eating place of several and anchors. On the stern wasr; tied the hot- 1 338 181 B. Agr., from Ohio Agricultural oollege, of dor, and who, t , thought, might have .� . ;
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* we must ive the customer better 4 c U iget anY- generatio�s, while th immense trees here . been a n
where else, and do it h6*stly. When we say value, we meA j s . fact . on. and there inust make it delightfully sbady tie of champagne ready to be broken by e M ajority for ........... 157 � , D. V. M. from the Veter apartment it -V � 4t the time of the i `%
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. 1 �$ launcher, and the men were b � a, exa 9 I EXETE R. L of ,the Iowa S tatef, College, and of AN - uphea, fal: i :
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To give you an idea, here is a -sample : & customer said to us ,,,the ot er ay, in the hot urnmer do ye. The trees would I Mr. Gouinlock an at �St. Pierre in January 11
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� everything so that it should a in pro er : ' from McKillop College, I ..
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need to bel big and w de spreading for each last, w hile on I p, W63 � to the Barbados, and . .
11 I like to go where I can get -satisfaction, and I tell you right:i� no,vl - I ge it readiness. Those in the y d were one No.. I ............... 27 71 ' Chicago � ���
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i I one had in it asman rook nests as it could . 59 1
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:! 7 '�veral ye a Dr. Hopkins practiced Intended to cal, on
here every time." il -! 3 . and all busily engaged hammer i agaway And ,No. 2 ............... 32 � For a I on ; return, but leaving ::
! ' . hold. I expeot they wodid not be seen appeared to have very little in erest in �he No. 3 ............... 42 55 his profession. in Manitoba, and ,was at a earlier 'than he �: expec I d, in order to avoid �.
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In re�gard to prices we. do not know that it would bewisel to i qubte ela- whea the trees were I a leaf, but in the early boat to be launched' It seemed to wel I No. 4 ........... ; ... 54 81 1 quarantine, he �' took I assage to Ntw York - 1
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� tive prices. But for the first week, the following list will g0e th� sal e a spring this Oak homes were very much in I ' -- lireot. Mr G Ouinlook said that there was �.
I I would just be interested in sonilething when I - husbandry at the Agricultural 0,ollege, I ...
I evidence. They'look3d aai big an ordinary I would hear wshout and find I w�6s in, the 155 � 266 tion he absolute y �o ar of 4n eruption upon the I
starter, though the prices are not strictly wholesale, but much below i . University of Wisconsin. This poei
:i . t aiied work-bask,ets, and I ras very curious part off �he i abitaio, and the Volcano, I .
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f, � � way of two men carrying a 10'ng p' f ldajority for ill resigned to become associate edi,or of the
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i I . -Farmers' Advocate, Winnipeg, i Manitoba, I .. posed 1,
1 7 steel or irou or that I was abo�t �o be run ' BAYFIELD. W I dered 'of val , I
*1 r $ 0 the chuic a the boue a arle more pretenti. over by a truck. Presently we' saw . a party N I 1 ............... with which pope he remained until called billets an cone ne as an object - - i
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190 mlelft s tweed suits $10.00 . , 6.0 r N irton in the horne of men 4 0 I �
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� . of ladies and gentlemen comi� from �he 15 1 to his present dudes. Dr. Hop rig is also ,
4 � i � have means and who prefer- the country office and supposed one of the ladies was to 14jority for ......... I I the author of " Veterinary El mento," a -'.,There die I at PlImira, Ontario, lately-, .. f
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1 1 115) men"s serge suits I' 8.00 � A 0 quiet to ti e'dirt of the city, As they all I GODERICH T 'NS111 ?. � I Mr. George Vf kt, On f the oldest residents �. I
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� christen the boat. - 1 manual for farmers and agricultur a,l students 't 3
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�� I have their own horsed and carriages, they men had spoken. to a man Alil the latter No. 3 ............... 41 86 which - of the town, . d I .
6 ( 66 1 1 were much opposed to having the qaiet of � [ y6arej The dic peseed,lwas anative of Ober-
) I I had nodded his head, the party got up Oak a No. 4 ............... 19' 71 ! leading authorities an a treatise of great I
t I �i 7.7511 rbed by an electric oa 09 I kircho Grarid-lueby Of Baden. iub had for " .-
inen.'s worsted suits 12.00 1' . 11 I their villa a distu P1 platform at the stern of the boi%b. I wall so No. 0 ............... - 42 1 value to every m a who has stock under I , 'I I I
: � , ! but they lad to give in. It doesn't take . -- i six I years bee' a resident ,6f nada amid' I
I : U t P. buoy looking at the Party I had not 'noticed -- I his care. -Dr. H iin& leaves immediately " ty -Ca, . . f
-piece suit's 6 � 0 i one Iona t )get aronu I the green or ke . � was- one of the ioneO organ builders of the . I 1
120 boys' 3 . '00 �i 41 i Q �5 0 that the clanking and hammering had 89 199-11. � for Great Britain in order to be P spared for � ; I
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-� . 1! ! - I streets or the green- Majority.for ......... ' importations of Provinosi bei a Member of the firm of �
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-p I woods tha are at the bac � I - . �
78 -boys' 2 -piece suits; for hal.. prAle , k of the village I boys of all ages and sizes. , One could bar lly TUCKERS! UTIL � His address, unt! I the close of na, rigation on Vo-&.& lawmer, . anufactured pipe or- : I
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I believe the yard could have h Bid them I all - I the.St, Lawrence, will be -52 3b. Enoqli 9- 61 11
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�, . , � s � Parbaps the rea,sot of my straying from and they seemed to get there*b I No. I.. - ...... I he certifi- I to.1860.i Som �� rec'en 4y constructed pipe Or- ' i I
,ants � for cel y maglo' 1 �
1.9.5 pair men s p 4 a I fl, �r -1 No. 2...- ..I 123 '36 ! Square, Glasgow, Scotland. �1
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I ;to Nortor is beoauike I never . I 17ans in i%r
I my subjeo . was so interested in their faces' as th U- ostes issued by him will be ocep d y t . N - I
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ink of a ything in bonxiection with Stock. ed with such anxiety on their 1 work tha b I . portions of It �
I 1 thl I 1 United States authorities irathe same w - t Its org kna built by the firm i
110 pair boys' pants for half pr ce! to 'witho tseeing that little old village, would have missed the breaking of the No. 4 ................ 120 i 49 � named, a featt te of vhich in the ,.remarkabl,y
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� i . L and now that I am off the subject, battle if some one had not nudged me. I I - fine quality of that di psoons. The deceased, i i
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. . I � I might a well tell you about Stockton could not heax what the y �g lady said, i Live Stock Commissioner. : ' f
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; , hip yard . Some v, ars ago Stockton was the gentlemen took off their h to and bo ad � S Canada. clig the �&tte * A. �S. �
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� The abo prices will not apply t..)-tbe whole of the stock, bui o�t . a Vogt, of Toro 4to. 1. I
f called S to kton W;r Yarm. Now Stockton and one of them presented th young dy No. I ............. I.. 651 37 i - - :
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: those lots you may buy the very article you are in need of. 04e lh�ind yo' I is a city, nd,Middli sboroagh� just adjoin- with a beautiful bouquet and an they Igot No. 2 ......... 1 86� 36 1 i - 11 I
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0 . I reported to h&ve,seriously damaged the I
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� be aeaured of, you will get nothing but what is good. � . 1 in Niagara district. , -Jame I an oll North East-
. � � h -large population, while Yarm 9 1 66
. i as an eq ally I gan by the men near the boo�t ; the chains No. 4 .............. 1 231 W 1 joinel -fourth Canadian
� � I -Mrs. H. H.' Rae, of Almonte, while hope boy, hm, the
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� q I . I . — I milking a cow recently was trampled on and contingent ti �, , Bout Africa,, at Brandon, I
; ) I green, w,iiiding and I �roag shaded street that ship began to move, so very slowly At filrat, Manitops, i , � � I
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FURNISHINGS AND HATS i present " uch a pretty picture from the rail- then a little quicker, and fi ally the O'up. . 310 291 received such injuyies t d Z1 -
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� I I � ton. no lo:gr needs ports fell out, the chains and anchors tore Majority for ........... 19 � .1
I . - � . : way brid But S;ock t"ver fif 1* bead of battle lately, �,
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� . Will find a place in the sale list. e to loo D Yarm for istinction. e main. up,the ground, the men jump(,id Cut-: of � the . us]30R�U, - � ml� "I'll I
� I Prairie, struck a bad of coal at a depth of someof whiel;were am re an e res . I
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I street or High stree , as they aal to pric , ran Close to Zoix -! .
�, . t No. I .............. [ 57 121 - ported. Tf �, .:
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i . land, is one of the vi idest id the country ; ship yard as the boat launched - Out on the .. 4� I
1 4. dozen black felt Hats, stiff and soft, : � Halt P ria No. 2 .............. 91 64 � see if it is of commercial value. ! k cents. Among the- easts were -lome fine i-`, t
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a corner in. Seaforth. In the a -aigh at the leaving 6 t - i
I Richardson� , Of Another of their No. 4 ............... 79 4 � six miles *so of Chatham, wera destroyed from Mr. Wb i. Monteith's farm,ln the Gore ri .
3 down Boys' Qm : : � � 18c � I I -� Z: IrL T
. CkF � ; i � middle of ib stands t is town building, built children, and turned away to' the ordinary � - Do he qgest, of all was a big
. I I I by fire on Monday afternoon -Iasi, with their of W-ZiO. I - o, 1. .
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: t 1 contents. The lost is $27,000. & neighbor's black steer fe by Mr. Theodore Parker, of , 13 -
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; I t street. All down the middle 1 other boat to launch. Then I suppose the Majority for ........... 98- . , :,
) � I just lose tha I - Ellice. It w � .1 ,
I I L i child wid.matches caused the cc flagration. glied �,140 ,,.pounds, -and cost Z -
I i of it booths are aw i up and in them and '! sairre thing would be gon� over, the .s%me �Z �,r
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S 11.'0,RrTS. �- I � ; . I REN84L. i -Hon. F. R. Latchford, Min star of Pub- Mr. White a * a 01er $128. * i �
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I No. I ........... � .�J. 98 105 1 lie works, turned the first sod of the first , --AiMr. homael Campbell, of Cxrmuu� � I .
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� � Such a 'onglomera)io 1' Government railway ck, was ta ing On4 -in the 1� i
.1 HAlf P�iee the sunfrarn fish at d vege ables to ready � i S. M 01"J. Majority for ....... 7 in a ario I
z 5 dozen starched and soft Shirts I I . i ! be known as the Temiskaminj & Northern stable one ni ht I"t! week, the animal b -c- � .
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. i I made clothing, farni ure an I I �1- I I Ontario Railway, near North Bay, on Satur. came frighte ad by !!some boys who were A
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. 8 dozen men's working SWits � - Half P�ice d :, a gene The Time to Out Hay. ,� No. 1 ........... 55 22 11 day last. . - blowing toy lhistle�* and dashed across the '. '�`l
, � . two car ti acks an al traffic. On t ' I - ; ,
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I . uts4� rto of the (ity there Is a fine park Thp aim of our farmers in growing 19tage I James Gowan, a resident of Adding. yard, rushin Juto wbatb wilre -V I I
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- � - large ri aid I . I ton, was kil e4 on Friday by fall- such force as � to took over a couple of
The conditions of sale are SPOT CASH, No goods on app oval xud�,s.som' ences, with roomy crops is to produce from a given Ur as � 1 4.. !
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No. 4 .......... ...:. 5� 32 1 in,g tree. A ties had lodged against an. potte. Whe captu ad, on the other aide of � .
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� just rows and rows (f briok houses, the an- bible nutrients in a palatable form. The , 9 a Oe will escapasome . �
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. . trance am the street and,' a little paved time at which a fore . . . - -
i I 6ge crop is horve3ted No. 7. - " ': "' * * * '.'. 2 36 � his neck, kil]Q� him instantly. of the spring work. 1 7 , 1 4
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7 1 square a;t the back, with a high f�qce about may effect the crop in three Ways, VIZ. : In , - ! I ;-� ,
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: i b(fore, Stecktoh has steel the quantity of material ha`riveSted, in the . � I
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- 1 450 373 ' unday,in for many year iii, in Sebrin Ville, died at her - i-
i ; d it ie Oite a eight at composition of the crop, and tin the palati- i respected residents passed away 8 � r- �
I i I and iron works . ' % � . Kastmer had - I
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. s and, BOYS1 . STEPHEIi born in Ireland, nearly 61: years ago been, ill for ut two weeks, and an oper- �
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We are Leaders i n Men � , I � - has been found that the greatest amour t of ,T I -
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I - ! � one cannot see the black 3mut that falls dry matter is secured where fo No. I ............... - I 1 4..
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. � i - down like @now flak(a when( ver the atmos- are allowed to fully mature atuld-ripay. The No. 2 ............... �5 134 . -.
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:L*%T� � i - 4 128.: ury. Besides his wife,& a I y 0 Ono that she -w aufferiii .
, C7-_ : I t wa i rather aggra- only ex6eption is in the caue�of clovers and No. 3 ............... , g from an abdominal �
� : - phere Is bit heavy. I I al -survive him. I tumor, and t at there was no hope for her 11 I
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I � so etimes to come' home and find a other legumes, where the leaves rattI6 off No. 4.. � ......... 4 51 i I - � i
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. steak of black on your :ace when you and are lost, either before 'or duriag' the No. 5 ............... 6 5( ; t �� I
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: 9 L � � oheeseo' I The dales of Y rkshire, as ou creased. It Is quite possible that changes - . 352 727 wind I 9 -M�r. E. . Cav!seyo who has been a I �f .
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� i at on of the bIR iron :orki, I thought dry' matter of mature grass contains a larger, - I � later, but too late for resuscitation. last week. I hxd� . I
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I I , in t the 0 i3 fibre 1 than the, I McfAsn. Eilber. i - -A shocking accident ocot rred at t * . i �
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I i I I Seaforth ......... 138 181 . home of William Coo r, Sunny South, who while a derri was emo i
N : every day a big piece of work was to be mature. The plant hardens in texture and . I
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, : �: the work 3 first and I learn ad the patterns 7 . sidences In other � t
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I : Stephen ......... 352 fine public bdildingoi and re 7. 1
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I � ,soon �of m ohinery wen . 105 �.
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� � the sott clay in tie moulding room and shell from the headoof that at%ut alga. Bayfield.......-.-. 63 dough � � ; � 2ii .. Z
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a gr ed thed with only the earth Cutting the first crop even before the sails explains his sudden ep t re by . saying I � I—
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