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I r the skull of the deid Man was not broke
RETAIL I i fton mur er. can Saturday evening, !at
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. I MANUFAOTUR.: trial. This' _was Oralitically the third tr'ai plic WL not telling tl 16 truth. Followili
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. - . � � Judge BrittiDn that an ' � - wZi4h i i would _have b9eu had ii�
- f' I agreement was i& qt ently as the w4neEs -Herbert can
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I F The line to the now seaEon has been crossed, so now -% 7e have Fall in earn- � 11 h nfirmad by feft d, 1e whole of b ii � teatimon y must b
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eAFall by convention, by calander, by therinometer and by we ither. These , V�ife of the Oi isone. heard .',the a sr garded. This was - evidentl the vie
I ,conditions will make you think of your winter warita. "Very ' . r . DuOuno'sm"ilb the 3 ury took of it. Jr it what moti,#e in
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� done our thinking long ago—we hope it's in line with yo rs. �We -piled in; into every heart in -t he ooarr, room. At t6t '
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- tons of clothing and furs in anticipation q I hour two, stood out I for conviction and, the I
; _f the largest kind of doi�lngs in tr de. mine I
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oone iracy, existed by w ieh the th-ree Mor
. � shve of the trade in our lines, but, though large quantitie have gone out, �ou possible.: I* 20 m nutes' they reportel an dens, living near GgrO I Sifton1g, were de
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- can .scarcely- notice any diminishment in tclhei huge piles of Vurs, Ov ercoats 'land agreement, 4' Not g lilby.", I
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- , Suits. la consequence of thib, and in view of the fact tha the time is Bhort
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: I I Wildly to him and 1rew her arms aron'd I
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I Z ; women iushed forward and gr"ped, the b4ord ,n, Three of the MolrldseoT 0 testilgal
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- .Every Fur Coat, prisoner's hinds. � ��
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- � had been',very mer�i f ul in his oaas and di�-� trage y, was to be killed' that morning pre,
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. Every Fur Jacket � I god fiim, Siffi a left - the courb room
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I Every Overcoat ' I � LONG F10 iT FOR
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* . And. every� � pra an . 0 - t defen(e,baved theneek o0i the accused. They
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� i . $25,000, and, Gerald!.Sifton has been fightlii1g dead an would li:%ve I I tered to
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- All have been ordered to vacate the store. The strongest kind of rivalry ; ex- . for his life sioce Jubo 30, 1900. . n , I ao
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ists betwelzn the diff erg -at styles of Jackets, and Coats, and ISuits,! a,Q to which I ,ThroughoiAt the 'contest the prisoner bAs the maj t Rerbert said it had. .
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. -Will be the first to go. Each garment, like the self-siiffici�nt individual, don- 1 not appatently considered his position I's � � 0— I
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. selous of its own. perfection, expects to meet with favor, , i I rigerouis. lle Lim, at no time actea as q
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. Yon nivat not do your pocketbook- the injustice to miss a chailloo like this. � ra rt was.annoutilaea he stood up an I
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. I � Just as soon as the long coat for ladies came in vogue, thO me)a 6, coats I On the: first ball,
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immediately stretched about half a yard in length. There is re n - "t A � . I
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. � . man in a little diDky coat does not look his best walking be ide a lad C 1 1 .
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. a Iong coat. The long full box, or half full box back, with velviat c9ll�r? up � taken. tb 11 W a
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. and down pocket, cuffs or sleeves, colora—g,rey, black and hilit gr v. 1 1, tacelluittal and one 'tlor conviction. And o
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..� MENS' and BOYS' SUIT$ 4ecikion I rg'§Iy upon the absence of ,bloo I
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, . lasts will be a Men% Suit, which sold all season at $8.00 to' $10. 1 `1i ; room 'Sifton wa�s
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��� � THE PILICE, � , �abn to the house, liming collapsed under t
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A table of six dozen Caps, with turn down band. for cold weather.!: Megu- 1 . �
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. lar price of these 35c to 75c. 1 1 ; �Valter Herbert, wh voluntarily confenel
I - AT EACH CHOICE 20 d entS. . ihat he *1as a partyi o the murder of ol I
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I � , The Bla,ck Astrachan, Bocharan Lamb, Electric Seal aud Persian �amb, for sentence. 1: This 1'rill practically mes i
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are the best sellilig and best wearing. The price, is not extr �hat the pric'oner wi,11 be set at liberty. I 2.
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Black- Astrachan, with or without rovers, 32 to 44 bust, 24 to 36 'le gths, yiew of the verdict .in the, Sifton case, th3
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, Black BoA�haran Lamb J cket, hioh collar, beautiful iound even cur, very
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glossy, 32 to 42 bust, 22 to 304n leng�h- I ' I nd wealthifarmeri'�of London townshif,
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Electric Seal, with or vithout sable collar and revers, in short 1�,ngths', amse ot the charge f murder . against Gei -
. � ald Sifton, his son. lJoseph Sifton was 7)
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young wome* who Iwas employed as a sex -
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Girls' Neck',Ruffs in full furred 0h.io sable and Black Oppos4urii, 75 m'an, A f6W minut( s, later Herbert ran t�
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� I Ladies' Ala�ka Sable ds ;
�i' fallen. from t�e barn'and killed himself,
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Caperines in brown, blue and black combinations, the largest and best ask- orted I -N!Otl'�rE FO: t . THE CRIME. _
stock in town, � 1
$5 00 td' -00 Ugly rumors wer6:oircuisted until JuIv
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I John Murry caused the arrest of Sifton an
Men's Fu r Coats.- . L !i Elerberb on the charge of the deliberalt!
. � . murder of the old �nan. The motive a
elieved to JuLve be�o the estate, as farw
. The raw. will be between the calf coat and the. coon coat. 'Great nu bers the son as concerned, and one thousaniq
I of both will be so!d this season. We are prepared f�r big sales, as we have dollars ae,far at the �ihired man was inter
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nearly twice the quantity we ever had at any one time during any previo s sea- . � . I
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� ; son. In fact, we have been asked several times if ours is a wholesale ouse. riil Wafter Herbe t pleaded guilty. He
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� . tities we handle, together with the low prices at which out furs are sold. We -ailed thelentire affair,. He said that
I � I& Sifton came to fizini the � hight before th, i
� claim to have better coats at lower prices than any hoase in the 'trade. ,Oome
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Coon Coats, $30 to 060. 1 Calf CoatS, 015 to $30. t the first r gular 1earing; after both men
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6 - . *-#-*-+-+.-+ 0 * - - - - - - - *-+-+O . � wore indiete , erblS I rb-,pleaded guilty.
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You cannot bruy the yarn that's in them for, the price. We cleaned oui a ! ,ad 51, witnesses to. present, and� the de�
� . ence ball as many. i The came of the prose�
- : line, the producti3n of one of the best factories in Canada, and, we got them 6ution was rauch weaker at this trial than
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Ir about two-thirds their regular value. We sell them all sizes, 7 to 10, t
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Butter and Eggs taken as 0ash. - I I
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f ; I boards, lost bin balance and fell to th'
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� (S-UCCESSORS TO GREIG & MACDONALD) I Walter. Herbert said Gerald told him t I
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�A pi iiiate letter from Mr. W. �A . Mao
Kinno 7 bbief of the FruO D1vi8iQ'P, Domin-
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ion Df I aIrtment of Agriculture, w 0 Is now
inGreiuPritain, containi some i;1teresting
notes om the development of agtioultural
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shows ifi�that country. Bomebf his cifti-
=i. Is �1 en,'hetewith are well Worthyof
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One driking feature of! the recent Royal
Show at 'arlials, England th t all but
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two 01 I I ree of the builoinwe"s weor a aim ply
frames, covered with'canVas, in other words
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tb6show took place under a: seriei of long
t9uts. The advantage 1 f this system is
that t a frame work can 0 taken clown, and
the te to shipped from P� int to pl�int, and
used any times in the selimon. I . [I heve- av
range nts alao make it poseib "a to use
groun a for an exhibition 'which arD requir.
ed du Ili the rest of the 3 ear for o ,her pur-
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The � � lit s are arrang. d in 6o and
syste &10 uch 4, way thTP%'t
. order, in s , , at visitors
oatl gO 13 one dire'otion �hd -return in an-
other, i eing alwayal ne� exhibits. The
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classei I s �e arranged in �looks, no in long
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There I ,are four class . � of ag'icultural
shows ir great Britaip : . (1) a large
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shows dwoted to breegiin, types all,:,,, imple-
- ments ; b iese are open to he-King4om. (2)
Local A owe ;'for the ben fib of ten4at, fat m-
ersan I readers in the neighborhood. There
mayle 1 rtain open com, titiobs in these
showi 1 d the addition ol sections for horti-
cultul �1, 6piculture, sport i, &o., is optional.
(3) Fatsiock shown for V a euconfagement
of hig � O' as butcher's ment. The chief ones
are held t Birmingham, Leeds nd Nor-
wich i th finalli to to speak, where the win-
ners in t three former compete take place
&-b tht -gr t Smithfield ,show. (4). Specific
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ahowe ; t iese are held for,the beneQ t of one
ot more p%rticular branches of agilevilture,
8�6,h as it dr,
ying, frbits, p:)ultry, hotses, &a.
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A good ype of this class of sho 1., that
held at t c.Agricule6ral Hall, 1,6nd,,v, dur-
iug t r 9 consecutive - Niteeks fol"' ., pecial
breedi a horses, an fall I Wo :� let meek,
shires ; lod week, hack�eys ,' 8 -,I %vesk,
tboroug red hunters and polo poni �'�*. One
of the b 9,t of theme spee-i c show,� iti that
held at hbourne, Derby hire, a gxl�le Rt shire
horse oe re, (owing to locIal conditiowi, fine
grass, cli ate, etc) ; her ' they ba.y'e three
main livi tons or the abow : one for general
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classe I, ( ) foals bred by t�naut fitruieriv, (3)
foalff: r qallions belong ,og to local breed.
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An( that notable * show il� that called -the
Cart I [oroe Parade, held i , Londo, , where
prizes ar �given for thebe t single, vair, unt-
corl), 160 �four h6rae tea�ls ; these' must be
working 'orses attached �9* vehiclef without
load. � new harness or �vebioles. are allow-
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the date f the show—wh! ' 0 Monda . The
prizes ar I - TI-ven for the best workin condi-
tion, the I ject being to encourage carters
to take kood care of their animels and a
pride � n �heir appearance. . This ii i one of
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Th a %�e many local poultry shpwa and
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villag� showli of varyin Amportapoe; at
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some Of these prizes are g�l to -the school
obildran for the best cqlleotiona ot named
grasses, oeds, &a. Thls�,�lno is foubd to be
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amoul � I heir tenant farmers, under local
farms -6. , Chief among ! these is the show
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11 Wabei*Tenant Farm r*' Show�". I
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Society -a ti6tes that the y 1790 Lis* the be- -
ginning ofagricultural a n in rea Brit-
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�ar ioill6r enquiries ab)t t the i standards
adop d1njudgiag stock at these shows fail-
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ad. t eli�ite a, definite amen �
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point. X4 fact the official� themielveg were
not aiiy do clear as to WE a� Is or ought to be
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Thi i - v ppear to have fa Wn into tp,e easy
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error of ooking on the pi -i�e itself as being
the end ,nd goal of the exhibitor's Onbition.
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Educational meetings; are all but un-
known. At Carlisle tber 'were demonstra-
tions of delir ' 1i -
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explamati i given, . i Guelph
lead.e theul all for active,[ quergetic,� intelli-
gent iduxt4tion, for in Btitain the 4mmers
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seem to bia highly hdnorod � in being - allowed
to ex iiblb� and they let him' pick up � some
crum m of information if Ae' can." I
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to ha a been searching or the c
coun rteit Dominion $ � bills, numbered
55 , , 6, *:hich have corn to them; in large
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Ill re from a local d ' )artmen4l abore,
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whos p aetice it is to M all c ; nterfeit
bills o police. Friday night a oli
lucce d ju locating the plant. .. ' , ar-
reste lialn Stewart 11 I e have
shad �or some time,2 on
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name is eved to be Reid, 1 and so Mr.
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and re. Ron Rsymo�d,:� .
the ym d house, whe�e Siewar resided.
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Who arr ted Stewart admittid" Is guilt.
He h d s, t 100. of these! bil Is wi6h him in
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$1 a Yeax in Advau�e. fi�_
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laid,� and vast quantities of w were pour-
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ad into the burning mass, wi�h I
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to do so. He was'& director of the Atla_. ' I
Loan Company, wall one the
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The fight to save the coal is now, being car-
of provisional
directors of the Elgin Loan Company, when
ried ,on by a big 9"g Of Italians and white
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it was established 23 years ago, sad nine
navv, under the superintendency .of siev-
years ago was electeO president of the com-
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eral foreman. Several streams of water are
kepti p ying on the fire, and ihe men stand'
'Deny, a position he beld with honor tohilu.
ielf and advantage- to the 'company iever
in cl6u,IF of steam shoveling the *at coal on-
to Calls, - *Jaich are drawn fast fill-
since. He leaves �;& widow,oue daughter
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—The Canadian p9.4offloe savings beak is .
,Fire did damage to the extiell't of nearly
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doing a big buldneEs." The balanee to the I
$10,000 in the motor room of the il�ake Sup-
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erior' Power Ooriipany's
credit of depositor's at the end oft,be year
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reduciio� w'orks, in
the Oanadian Sao last Thured ' 'ikht. The
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wa's $42,=,209, an'inereave of $2,369.397 1
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over the pre ,Ions year. - Of the 2113�628,000 -1
cause of the fire is unknoZrn but it in
thought I , ,of electric
to be from a short oir�ai�
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posted in 0mr,ario t � :
; 46 200 000 ini; Q_ __
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Uto M... I � J 1� I I J,
a parcel. , AD too hotel the;d,etectives fou Id
about a thousand, she 0i
a of -plain paper 0 t
in bill sizap,' .a hind pr )as, s'did, pJates, etc ,
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ai�d what is sald(to be ,he latest devices f
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forgery, a !photo � ofthe bill on glass. S�e],_
art is q man of,about* 7@ years of ages. _H
has been *orkinlF as a ]�Lhographer for To-
ronto and Montreal estf Iblishments for twen-
ty years slid wa's very 1 expert at, the busi-
nesEr, havilig been the ( iscoyerer of sewral
intricate inethods noi r in'uEe. He could
ha've made a goo , d fiviiij mo�e easily by hor..
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which will land im in he penitentiary fo
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We hear and read ak much that is -de.
!ogatory of the Poukho I io�s Oat it is refresh-
� ing to find isomeUhiDg 01 Dhajother side. A
o,orrespondent signing t 0 name of B. Ran-
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tenberg writes to the Tpl�oulta Star as fol-
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1 During my tri a thraig a Northwest I
have, come in cc tact wi�h �nauy Doukho-
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�ors,, and Il took ar � tiou lai Pains to investi-
gate' the Island irons I I
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Political reasons, � have b 6en circulated about
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have coin to the copoluslion that the
world does not PT18sess a i better, purer, more
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moral clas 'of peipple aad that they differ
from�tbeir etcrs naa�nl$ in that they
�re actnall- try�ng to live up to the prin-
lipleIIII df C' ristianitV V hich� they profese.
The , refu a to figLt ; �hey� will mob beg'r
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a ; the� r peraist iu !turziing the other
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of J4us, or do4 the hypocritical, blood.�
thirsty Mafekinjz� mob, which glories in th
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principles of the 11 Man of 'Peace?"'
I They believe that God�ig the Father of all
life , � that He lo 7es H, 9 creatures with a
tendo1r, fatheily love. I To serve Him,
means to the ,I)oakh, ' ' to serve Hi
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oreaturee, fDr lif olaimi 1 7e� cannot Bsry
God in any other! way ban to love and d
good to all His Offsprin,y,! human and ani
mal. Like all high a I holy doctrines,
ihis appears extreme ft om oar standiDoint
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ilie truth tl an those mi a 1 who while pro
fessing to I ve Go . d, _% , re �a� theprpsent timi
flocking by thou"' uds iii bo5 the north to kil
and maim, u cruel - spo- ; �he innocent deerl
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life and ex tsnce�,? -1a y bpinion, nothih i
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I � glaringly he fallen, hideoul
we mon,
nature of Iran t6an thi last for innocen�
blood. Tij are only kil to eat - man is the
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Only �reat e th kills his fell'ow-oreatures'
for pu're a ru. la�ho is right, the Doukbo�'
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obanis and I bankers of . �or or, ,an - ave
�heard nothing 'ffut �
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bors. Their cre0"t is hi a, the bank and
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i1a the store[ In Yorkto th q can borro*
I money at t9e bank on t air own - personal
inotep* with ut endorser r "I mirilty. Th 'a
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merchants re ea2er to ell them I anythio;
they want on orei�rit. T air word ia as- good
as their ond. , They' are- -sorupuloue
honest ' .. and they fulfil all" t , engage
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ments. A Ong the 8,00) Doa%bo
live in Yoriton district no a f3ingle im
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they disragird 6ur law of arri4get the
are, nevert6less, true husbands aiad wivee
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and all their family rela ... ions avi of -the ten
derest nature. Slanders ha been oirou
lated that they abuse thqir tomen, and ;
famous tograph -ha I been publishe�
t he land sho iog ' wenty womet
drawing the plow! Som ' a a great paint.
air wi�l take that Jihotogra�h�ltss a basis of
great �,painti rig, rhich w 11 be I hang on tl
walls of our parliament buildings at t
taw&,, and v bich rill att �b to future ener
ations one 0 the noblest, most heroic acts o
our ustion's history. Clat of -food'"
medic'm'e, th baD fl�w horse's at their dis
posal,� It be ame peceashi y to go to York .
ton, 50 mile , distAn�b._ T a op't ing viral late
the crops haj ).pnlsnt
Id to be n d, the plow had -t(
be kept goi g. The me 'hao to have th
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horses, and the women , ield 'a council an
determined 'o keep that �plow going wbil
the men we away for the food and me3i
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1. i k 0 -rose to thq
Bmergenov, and bitched' heniselves to. bhi
plow and'ke )t it ,oing f three days unti 11
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s � do no understand snag
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%:8 * 4, ha 'a maligned these poor
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ple ; but frc m all I have mew of them I 11
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,my that, wl;h all iheir I katiclam and ex
tiem&, views I think the7a2rej the very gal
Df tbe� eart] i, a rl�mumneht of consistene'
which! may et save and"' ooli � vert a I ing
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—T � he Lib ral Aolsociatibn o Halifax hav '
lecided to t nder a banquet t Hon. W. S.
Fielding, Dollninion Finan -os Wister. I
—Hon. Mr. Tarte has alecepted an invita -
bi6n to spea at the annual �ariquet of the
Dan%4lan llib, of Hamill Dat., early in
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Pioton te a butcher the other
Jay, and w n kil ad tbe,re were found i i
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bhe -animal's tom ch, thirby-three wirenaili,
two ping, an a pi � ca of tin. !�
:—On Batt day fterroo' Mrs. Manser, a i
Did lady livf g ne r Sweabur . o t a sout i
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Was alone iE the h�uee at the time the - ace. -
ient, of wbi tever nature it as, happanec.
Neighbors dscoiered the 4ouse on tire , an I
its occupant burnid to delth within. Sb a
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1—During le pr�sent suomer the interest
of, raral, odui ation ihave n t been neRlected
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in the provil ca of Manito , and sixty-five
new school@ ave 6een ere ted. providinir ad-
o6mmodatio for ro�eaxly 2 00 pupils. !fk
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bitfldini; ba a beep built ' t approzirr,
cost of 0,( )0, over $30, which ,
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advanced bj the Provinoi "I
—A most aeouli r fire is in O&OU in
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Gkaud Trui , , k - alway_ . Nrar at Nis@
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Falls. It in in th coal piles of 10,000 t(
slid has beei � bur ing for � tw weeks,
the men wht are fighting, it are begint
now to get t e upper hand, I Por'nome cal
probably op utaneiV 11 0 buf tion from
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cessive rain, one ,f . them � p lea took J
The� fire ate iteadi I into t', ie pile, and cle
of gas and sirioke agan to, drift, through
yards and o, i -er th ' town* ipe lines V
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George C"'ninghain wept row New New Brunswick ; 2 035 000 in 'Pxit'ce Ed- i
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Gl"gow on Saturday to xa s ro' to he ward Island ; 13,231' 000' in British Colum-
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married on the llowilig Wedues ay to Miss his, ; 21,172,000 in 1�ftuitoba and tihe Worth -
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ter his arrival he'.bmame so Vl th t a doctor, postcards, 4,9730,000 registered lotters, 7,- -
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. had to be sent M�. At eight ob'l � ock the 411,000 free letterpr, I esidea third and -fourth
next morning 6. died. - His I fui � i eral took class matter -and cloqid parcels for'the Unit�
place on Wedulisday at ten o'chek, about ad Kingdom and othe* countries. Canadians
�the very hour that was fixed for iis marri, are addressing their letters better than they
age. ' I . . I . 'did formerly. For the last�year -one out of
-�-While (Chris,�Opher Kelso,' Portsmouth, every 4,749 letters Iliad to be rent to the �
was hunting nor h of the Asylum, farm, at nead letter riffice. This is the lowest per-,
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Kingston, he r A ger game cent,%ge iti any year e*cept 1897� since cow
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than be was loo�iag for. He� di$icovered a federation. In 1901itbe percertage wais one I
large' lynx in a tive, and a well ail-ned shot in every 4,748. At lconfederatioi;i'the pro- .
brought the animal to the gro ud.1' One oil Portion was one in S$4. , .
its legs was broYea by the fall. . iThe lyn:t —A temporary stand on which there were
measured 52 incoes long, and wei�' had over 900 school ebil-iren 9�ve wav at tbe Opera
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50 pounds, I ", .� � House, Chatham, Friday evenlvlg,� prior to -
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the direst ,poverty in a hu ,in I Waugh's child wO injured. Pi incipal Flewoo noticed
woods, near Eastwood, in Oxf ' d unty, re- the�ensbankment of children sway�iv'g, and
ceivedwordfroma lawfirin i Er�land on heard %warning crash. Raalizxug� that the �
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Sat * urday, announcing that by thecdeath of: structure on which libe 900 childien were
an aunt she had been left $35,000.- Sho seated was about to g ve way,* he j1amped in
leaves in a few days for Englar d to look af- front of the stand and icried : "'Little folke
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er fortune.' 1 1 � keep still ! 11 His woideneted likeimagic on
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fieldej in the 'neighborhood of B'erli ', Ontar-� , up and cry in terror. 1, Manager - ri cc _..
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is, and the Onta ' Sugar Cam has - un. ao one tend and Pi-inelpal Plewes at he other .
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dertaken to'solv 1he problem by engaging as the 900 pupils des nded, one at .a �fllma,
a number of Chii amen from M intreal. The from the sinking plat rm. The a Idit,orlum.
negotiations witt the celestials have been of the �Opera House was packed ith the .
confided to Mr. Lee Chas, who is ,now �en- mothers mud fathers f the ebildrenil- but the
gage(i in trying to persuade t hrec . -or four whole affair bappene� a_O quiekly �hat t)1e
hundred of his countrymen to Berlin -parents never rea lz�ls - their children'were in I
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apd work for one dollar per day. , danger. Half the Pa m c011apsell just ae
—The trustee i of Queen's ' U iversitv, the last child dericend d. The ire*t,er part
Kings . ton, seem t3 have a good dea . of the audience were naware tbat
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culty *in procurfu a successor I to the late had happened -until rineipal Plew" madq,
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Principal Grant, a they have not , et made the announcement, t therwige ii stampede: I
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appointment of a principal, At recent: would have been rineV table. j .1� .
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meeting it was fo and th'af' Rei. Di. Pater- — I - � �,
.son, of Aberdeen, Scotland, would not per.
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mit his name to tie iubinitted, � Huron � Notes. I
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sult the trusuees named a committee to fur- —In* the death of Mrs. Thomas A�rabam, I
ther pursue the matter and seek a man to at her home in Win : am, On Taieid&y Of
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fill the vacancy. I ' I I laeb week , there is another break In' the I 1�
—An exciting I 'ace was witn,_sse�,, On thel circle of the residents of that town. Mys. -1 I
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vicinity of Mildn ay. A Jersey o -w" was Waldonand she was Aged, 65 yea . she
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pasturing on the irack, south bf t a oross- was married to Mr. Abraham 47 years ago$ .
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MR. when the af ernoon train. I apl�_oached and they have bp,en reg.identoof Wing ham for I
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the crossing ahead of the train.! though health for eome few y( ar'sk pa at, havi lig ha I
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had a short lead, she reached It'he droms- since that time she h&3 . ;
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and . cleared the i cattle guard ju t as the home. The immedi&4 cause, of de4th was ;
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. adisn trush. dence of Mr. Win. McCreath - .
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was the scene of a pretty wed -
line is the proposed formation c a onabina- 1dx1g,Ge'er1cb' - �
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have been approached and it is said that the Robert Thouipson. The ceremony took .
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organization *ill be here shortly. T he news I Ice under a 1;vely oral harse s6oe, the 7
from Montreal soiirces is thab . a man who latter being hung in a centre of in arch
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organized the big 'creamery irus . in the Un.' beautifully .formed o myrtle, fa�.nis -and 1�111
ited States is back of the Cans� I& 2- move. chrysanthemums. The. nuptial knot was
ment., The scheme in not yet sufficiently tied by Rev. James A. Anderson, tl�e bride �
ad�anced to give any particulars � to cap- being assi ted by her --later, ISO Tlogsle
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is as good as a fortune. A'few day a o the the groom. I . i
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seat be nging to Mr. J. Try'Davies was I
sold, an It brought the record price of $293 , 'place at the reeidenoe !of Mrs. A, Forguson, .
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500, an advance of $2,500 over the previou's efster of the bride, in Toronto, on T�ursdsy - I
high price paid. , The bidding i for the seat evening of lait 'week., !when Miss Oherlotte I
started at $20,100, and was. wor�ed' uji $106 Matilda, youngeso d tughter of �,he late �. 14 1
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at a �time until Mr. W. R. Miller, of R4 James Walker, was married to ii r. Eziza, I
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Moot- & Co., bought it at the price named, HaisL, M. D., of Cred ton. The ce m-ony, .
rtly after the seat was sold, 023 1000 was which was witnessed Only by the i ediate .
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I bid for another, and aft,erwa do I $24,00o, relatives, -was performid by Rsv., G. or a .. - .
with 'no sellers. It was stme thatMr. Oornieh, L. L. D, , cou 5in of the br a, who
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Try -Davies, when be became a member of I 'an away by h 3r -brother, ,.r. John
the 13.6ard, fn 1873, or 29 years mly paid Zalgkevr, jr. The brid "' maid of h1nor was
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$1,000 for his seat , � Misal Annie G. Walkei -,and the groo - 'Oman,
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� . —The source of fection of 0 small. Mr. Albert A. Thomp ion. After 40
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- po:K pb6�tienta. at present in the , lJollege lent wedding supper tie happy couple took � �
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Hospital, in Toronto, hayi been , tr ,, ced to a their departure for a I isit to the west, After,
French-Canadian, who daine to tl�ie city to which Dr. and Mrs. Haist :will roturn to - -
attend the school of Practioml. Sq'ie�loe. The their home in Creditor. i I .1
two p�fienta at the hospital are jatu�dents at —Another old retid mt Of Golk- r1oh Pam- - �
the gch6ol, with whom the French-()aua_ ad to his reward o'n Wednexdayl of �� UA -
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than ook hands on his vibit to L th� school, week, in the person of Mr. Henr* Doak, _.
and 11servant -girl in the house f elative aged 79 years. He haa been sdiv* for the
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of & n!an from the lower provlin.�te.r The past 10 years, and wu confined � , bed for . I
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-0anadian, pecaliar to relat, , in not several months. The deceased was,& AlIt *v.
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suffekipg from smallpox, but has a few spots of County Down, Ireland, -and eanif 4to this . .
whichli'Dr. Sheard coubiders igbt be the country some 40 years age. and - aer Ued on , L .
evidences of the fag end of an at tap;k of the the 4th concession of Goderldh t iwasbip. I
disessi4 . I He married the widow, of ,thO IS �e J,DhQ - '-
--Ti�re is great exoltoment in t4o south- Sowerby, who survives him along � th. two I
wester peninsUISrof Oatario over �he recent none, Rubert and Willi", AndL thrC daui h. .
rich st 'ken of oil and gas. It in 1 saill'that ters, Eliz*beth, Helen and MR. �ie. he , ,
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at a recent test ons well filled te rrels in deceased was unaltsull ing anj IN stelouff, .
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ten minutes and 'twenty ba 0 i6 twenty never taking mucli 'part ia I public affairs. �
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minute�. Every, available &cre 9'f ground Owing 'to declining Meal-th he d to �
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has - been taken itp by -Oil o irators, and Goderich about 18yagra ago 1�tti .
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many farmers are going In to a n esbyterian and a Co. iservative 1 �
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own aboonnt. Oil has been at uck at 350 1 —The convention of tile ipvrorth�l,eagr.ea , i
feet in', one district, at 400 in pher dim. of Goderieh district,, was 'held in "irich i
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dends, and the stock, w W � I 9.
� hich was'p 11 . the The follo Ing 0 cars were elected for the ]I
market'� at the par' value of one dl�ll ar, i0s'now . i -
� coming year : Honorary presiden , Rev. I
in demand, with no sellers, &b L w10 dollars Dr., Daniel ; president, Miss M. asking- .
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per share. ; � . ton, Clinton ; first �� ce-president, A. E. .
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I —An important railway exwna* n in unp Altin, Goderich ; second vice -p sident, �.
der contemplation affecting Wes Ontar- I . . .
.. .f MiswL- Acheson, Goderiell; thi vice-
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10 Ib is no less than u(tiOn Of ft, president, Miss kard,-! Holln, vine ;
failway from Tilsouburg to Colli6gwood, an fourth vice-preside'ut, Sliss Mable alley,
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�xtension of the Iiiie be ben Pdrt Burwell Nile ; fifth - presy ent, lag C.
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and Tiloonburg, which now is beilog built to Goderich ; . v u1seart B DI.,
I ecretary, R)v. J. "a ----
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Ingersoll. President Teal wl� , tSws Holmesville ; treasurf -, Mib, E.'41,Blair,
o.n his way to Cqllingwood anc; conferred Auburn ; Conference- r preventative, v. L .
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!�ith the Public Works Departmen) respect- B. -Walwin, Seaforth; i ieuabet� of the eau- � -
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lag plans and sur4sys of the eoun ry to be tive, Miss Mary Pe Usud, Dung% `�
ve s �� line would be I L �uon ; -
.. & import- Miss L.8tevens, C 11" n ; Rev. R. Mil.
aft link between I,ske Erie oar L I a ries and ler, Varna ; George Milne, Lond oro ,- -.'�-,
th .Georgian 13 y counties fo' he E 4 -
. a r .hip- Rev. M. J. Wilson, B. A., Nile. , I
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M nt of coal and for general a ni —Early on Tuesday ornin of last 1 - .
be *een northern'and south .� �.
I ern lee CtiOn" Of the dwelling owned by S.H t d. Go&rlch, _%
stern Ontario. � The distance I fj -om Port I .
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Bu well to Collingwood is about,135 miles,. the:&g9it&u" Of his neij,,hhors, master � -
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an most prominent CitiZeDS-Of St. Thomas, Mrs. Halst6dsjLyis abot t 4 a. m. she sm'elled, _.___
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di there a few clays ago. � Di� MaLart -: smoke and kot UPS but �� seing no fire ret6med * - �
hw [ been for a year a . afflerin, g. r1p a . n air- to bed. The smelUl etting stronge - she
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me 2t which the beat medical il advised again got up, and fludi ,g en �bed_ L
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colldoplybolu3cossfully aled,b a�surgi- room on the opposite... i a of the houo -she I I I
cal operatioo. The operav, on *a thought roused bar bus , and on openia,'g the � �. . :
to iavebeen ancoassfuli d at the frant door found ortb east oor4er of
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Bu lo:�, General Hospite, on h reday of the house 'on fire. The neighbors I were 1 4 , ,
Ise week, but nnfb natel�, r the: tr&im �of aroused, a4d stripping off ii,.,wersl Lpiedes of ' I -
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a', &r'� illness had, told too heavily upon his siding, the' re was rt ached and -an , d .
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X In !London and Edinburgh, W � t671,Wanui @Pp1&ret!ormt'o "-several pif ces Of .-Mtuddw*�- I
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be an t ' �he practice of his prof ".1ou tv St. L . which it had burined ied t or ten feet.. 1 Mrs,
Th maq in the latter year. He � m as tWlQe Halsted says the pla4cWe Must have be set -
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he �asnot eieobed to parftameut�' Was, that, strong, an4 ' she t&inks air Aq,g, whic h w" .
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he Would not accept a nomugation, !although poisoned ia4t weok, LL R done away wi�ih, so - v -
again and again urged by bi4 Libai4l friends that the place mi t
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