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It is reported that Gen. Olver has disposed
his butchering business in town'. Win.
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Mabel Thomas accompanied ber
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Heffernan, of Tiieawat6r, will the new
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raprietor, it is said. -On Friday- of last
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Dupee, Thomas street, ,died after a short ill-
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are home on a visit. The latter arrived on
Monday from Allisocn, where ha. has been
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If you intend to trav I this Spring,: you will robably need a new Trut-k or
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Valise. We guarantee to give yo u the best values in Trunks and ValLiseg
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1. -1 - - NO p8rEon need be surprised ak Mr. Wh t- the 1�resent i eselon 'Rill try h's strength . -Mrs R. W. Matheson,of Lucknow, - in town. We carry a nice assortment, arid are constantly aciding new hues
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I .a _. �_. 1.41M �� ptopoo, tion of tile . Is I � think you might catch w fish, but if you're � -
i L r_ _�.--�ft_! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS I � I ., lendo.�Robert and Mrs. McAyter and 'ent are'increasing each Season—
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t - I kll � : I baby, of St. Marys. are making a visit with -
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i i -, �' � � - Mr The figure between the pw(entheses after esoh Mr -Whitney is a po!ItWaln ELI] a, he is a IDd itorial � es 6.nd Comments. ia gh and mornings in which you can catch our prices are the low,-st and our values the best. Make a note of Ahese
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I I _1 on&, denotes the I)We of the p3+er on which the ai Col. . You cimi.void. catching'& cold and �
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I- i _; f- i 7 �. drertisament will be found as come "is way- and : The Judges gave lietr decision ronto, spent Suudayin town. -A well known - d wben you are in need of a new Trunk o
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� . _ P-1` . Trunks and Viallses-R. WIIH3 & Son -4 use of it. The longer he can keep the ui dismissed the petition &n ut nbi ella and'a nkin co*b are things you - , 3!t I
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�� - I L! , " fi � . MARBLEIZED I RON TRUNK -28 inch, 82 25 ; 30 ineb, $2.50 ; 32 incli, $2 75
: -�_ � 1 Whitowear Salo-XpKinaon & Qa-6 . friends here this week. -George Cunning
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t �, ,- � - � Millinery Oper-ing _,'Learoyd & C:)-4 savory morsel da6gling befo,-e the public 01ric �onfirm Dr. Rui edge in his seat. Dr. n8ed on. We li%ve the right kinds. - The . f inch, $3.00.
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�� .A I Spring Hats -E. MoF*ul Co -S o iatdge may consic er himself mighty for-' 1. M 3 ciul Co. Seaforth. - 1840-1 -28 ineb, $3,00 -, �
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-ji-14- - I Attotion ' ,ke-le-EWn Butt -5 tario Veterinary College, Toronto. He MARBLEIZED IRON TRUNK, with iron bottom and heavy brass I ck
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t� Auotlon, S&Ic-J. T Dannison-5 commentcd upon before any d afinite con- J � � 11 practise with J. D.- Warwick, V. S., -_
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i � I � olmion is arrived at, the An( 4 Is during the summer mcnihs. Large Square
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I � 4 onathaa Miller�8 tha a.;'was proven against him. ri si nts of Ribbeit, in the per,oa of Mrs. ' 1.
1 ,� � -4 . -I I . I 1 $4.75 ; 32 inch, $5.00 ; I inob, $5.25. .
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� Bowleys Attt;ntlon-Jarnes MoMichael-8 it will bring to his mill., Heno Mi desi`e � .� � - . I I . .
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i � � �_ House For SAle-Expositor Offi3a-6 0 have it fought out befora a parliain tary ' I f iling health for Isome month � -
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� I ''� 4 Wall Pa or-A,lex Winter -I t: ure, ":' Th2 m:)ro your new gown of finwt wool . *-rich, $1.:00 ; 24 inch, $1.25 ,-
i , _�' I 1�4 p c)mrni',t3e Instead of in' P� th .the day, in! in( roduoing his one- h on � I
. I �._ - Teache ves agated In an or- t* I i r d 3ath, which i sad event took place I
. � r wantf d -Wm Ruby -5 14 Inch, 50c ; 16 inch, go ; 1.8 inch, 75o ; 20 inch, 90c ; 22 i
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. !-. , �� Bults For Sa'e-g. Griih-5 derly way bafore two tion It r t e appointment of a . commissic n- 8 rida afteruco'n, the 8bh inat. Af ter r4sambles it fish net or a hammock, the near - ' .
I I � t -1 Ohief Jutitices of t4e y ' 1 26 inch, $1.35.
; __ -'*1 .- For Sals-J. f,, KI I -)ran-5 . I to i ayetitigate the Gam�y charges, had the I ng nd loving c& bar kini friends were er you are to the heart of despotic Dame i ' I
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: : �-- � highest court in ths Prov Co. It al, b6gin: iing to hopq thL, t she might be spared Oash:on this season. We can show'Tou - _ �
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, _* .. oh%rgesas hewould have the nountry be. Flu - 5
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. I .�r death was a lintle sudden, she had bbeni er. All now epring Dress Goods are mosb
i,�* if R. WILLIS-& SON Seaforth -1
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,- :.. -. �;o � I - Wall Paper-Janies Graves & Co -8 liev-e there is, and this weakness I I . 3 - I
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i,� __ - � epairing-T. Rellita- 8 1 would be ber f r MbliitQulin, tl on we do not want any p -epared, and had received the last sacirm- r�asonably' priced. The E. McFaul Co. I ! , ; .
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i �1_._ �. 41 . judges and could not be so easily covered u p -WE tbuntry asIbotorableme.n,�vith characters .. I ' FARKSoLD.-Mr.Narn Butt has sold his I .
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I -r -,3EJf� j Formalclehyde-J. S. Robert," Ive us evEry . M.r. John Moffatt, for $6,100. The farm few more dwellings erected. r I. I lam have been visiting
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, .� mtx,�t i lq For Sale -D. Milne and Sort -6 u-sral , ,who linew her. Her de'ath has left in; the . . I nt r. R. G. in the St.t3s during the past week4-Rev.
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I -, --- --I Whitney. Y' ' give us every facility for the wingfrie.ndt,a iefvvhich e4losion on �he 101h of April and Mr. Butt Simpson's fine general store, cra 'the corner Dr. Medd, .
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r 37ANUI!OLT SXF#Z,, 041side of a few ardent p - ljoto is haul to efface. She was 82 yeare of, age,
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jiN lut, c fae lity, and I ask my honorable friend op- � contains 100 acres. Mr. Moffatt gets pos- Bsa��ty, of Varna, has re ed 'M
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. _ ��.�_ OF;`J affair furt;her than the 11 Tihia following Is but one example of the and her husband'settled cii their farm on rich, of t ie 4-th ocneession, H. R. S-, ra- ran 4 store in Ethel and was very .success- are very anxious to have his -services.-Airs. . '
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�. I ty 4patemento and misrepreasentaCons' t'nat intly told and delivered at Exeter to Mr. I
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i _. - , -, 1903 ' * or th� past 47 years. She leaves a ,hue- e4d MiEs Lcttie Robinson IaEt Monday,
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I � r �, arelb ing seut Or McPhee, o F Regina, a two-year o!d - colt for visit tome buGiness matttrz for Mr.. Babcock.
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I . I I I . ti ;reee 3 f r of whom reside in Eureka. $,NO. As he pi ice -indicates, this was a syrup making is a little quiet on account of list. -Mr. McCaughy, of the Cotrimercial,
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I _: The Two Propositions. adopted. It bhe ohargies of Mr, Gamey a e � ,h astour (I*nk ch rge was made (11 the tl �ears'be:iun'g settled near home; He r p),rtioularl fine animal ani is 'n -
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� -,-,�:��.V!4 . -- a other the mild weather. was in Clinton cn Tu 4 day last. -We an -
I - I - A-1 ,floar of the- Legiolatqe during the resump- - I I es �
� Itis scarcely too mu. -b to Eay th-.t the sustained before a compatoo,t an fairly c3 funeli4l lt3,o,k place on Tuasday morning from V_n
- 1. "i�Vt�_.. . I- I I � lluAratio of the fact that good horses pay- I pleased I o le ' that G. D. Arnold is rome-
�, . I t-, �,�-k"-� tion ( f the debate- on th,3 scand%l charges, h St. I Colufnban, wht ra a; re- i — -
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country seriously ahooked by the oha rgc a stitutcd tribunal, tome emb. 'r , in. ., i�lr.. Cdch to a lover of good atook! and that ;
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� o t�� � I (I ileu high mass was sung by Rav� Father � I Usborne. h
� �, �' . he is suacessful in raising the bert �i fully who were here for some time'visiting rela,. -
I 1� _,:��i", made by Mr. Garney in the On.t1srio Legisla- the Government, if not all of I them, w 11 !the §peakerahip ,bf the Hc u�-e as ' - a
.- i_-i�---��;��, t the piioe N oK on, and thence to Irishtown cieme- I � MiTRIMONIAL.—The marriage of Ali
� P E �'; -1,z4� i �, rated by the above. 98 (tives. have rtturned home. -George Me- �
I ture last we,ek. No such charges, cr charges have, to retire from pabliclife -�n disgrac), is betrayal of his pwl�ty. Tli,3 Froce(d- t1'ry. It was attended by a large number " "" COIgNOIL.-The TtlekerBinith council Isab�alla C6ttle, ycungek!t daughter of Mr. Ewen, M. P., left for Ottawa last week, tj -
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- 1�1 � I -- , '8:.h)6rges t em de�ti d to ring all the best
; , . - I- - of-sa serioas a, nature, h %ve ever been m%de and, if tl C 0! 1. -A ho ame to pay their last respect's to' the *' -1 t John Cottle, of the Thames road, to Mr. attsnd to th3 opening of Parliameab. Mr.
� , 3 �e�tla Dal�'8 hall, Egmondville, on Monday
. tvadi ions of f�eq' government In this prov- d acea cd. Rer bereaved ones hive :! i lie 14et, at tho call of the reeve ; all the mem- Johri Hazelwcod, of Kirktou, took place at
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� - -j-jw', F - :�' � �j . -m- then A;i'r. WhiLney and .his supportcr, bl�- iuc gro.ind.-" Now every sympAby of the entire (ommunit . Arl aY bers prese 't The newly . elect3d councillors McEwen is always very faithful in his at.,
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� - if, j,-'. ` �- � iiimbliug 6 the ,amily reF-idence on Wednesday, March t3ndance.-T. BaIlantyne's auction -sale last
-1. - , I -Government ia"Lb,s ct un- Gamey, will, in all probabih�b , have to perpon. who Mo n following the disous- y , -
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, _ ber of a Reform y I;ar soul reht ia- I eace. 91quisite declarations of i qqalifica- 4th, at half pabt five. Th3 br,de war, daint. -
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.: I 1:___ , . Jry, This being the case, it is in the int, r- withdraw from the ro 'itioris thli,y now oc- 8100 nows that nd such charge was made. . - � I :, r I Ry dressed in oream. color, wit h veil and or- 'nl leaving for the west
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I .- �o: � eats of the patty, no less than in the int(r- cupy, if th-3y do not ha - I � � ange blouoms and carring a beautiful buncl . � --bo
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::� -7 � Dhadaugge�tadtohm that he might D. Hay,.CommigBionerand Conveyancer.
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_,:4 ��_� , L - Ross, on behalf of -the Government, has the in 76stig-ition sh'G'tild be aa �air as it _�s is 8�1 auditors' r porb was presented and aft -gr � a undqr an arch of evergreens w'I 1;t a large bell I -their Eon.-
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- 1 "� � -1 _� made, a, prOfJOAtion in the Legislature, that poasible to get: it. ! �_ standi , g still, and keeping an eye opeubd f or the cl're�tl v!overlieq d.. L;ttle A-Jqg.!i;- Clark. a I ,pq ,. w in,
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. !:, :-_,�. . oa.�, to Oe d misleading and Ifals6 statements of careful ex�mivation, was 0 Ha rburn i n t,en aA eiilk F.g ing aT- d im-
11 "I �� I r 1. . - fu terei t of his many oustorners. lie woffld r6miDd clerk inst r1ir3ted to have 50 copt � a printed Dier-'6 uf tl;e b.il!, made a deir ]it..Ie rna* ' *1 proving biagreen�oine mthe,ne-T fivure. -
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-1 Z_ r - 7 -)sed of two of the four or th er effect, it may have o'n either par , allthabhe is now busy with plows and faint iinple- �, iz� her pretly-white g;,-wn an --i vcil , ,Nlr. 11arburn has a p;rti, ularly fiac (1 -splay
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.:: p ,1 ��Iz I �e rnean:%in_�e � � -the C n lion's i hate in this line of work, and everythin� re. Oett and �amuel Cluff were at tb!e meeting Of � p rfornied. by of flowerf,, ineludirg a very larp collection
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. I by the PraV'noe'L . Rois ailoo proposes view of the matter and has 'Idoptcd his Ing t re anxijus t UNNillalways findTom rightside up nd ready 1.711ondon,. examine said- drain �and reporb 11� , "e
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I- - 11 that the Legislatura adjourn for three I a party adyantlge than't) give their f rbuiinets. T. MELLis. � I Srz61prer,enb. 1: ubeo well does -Taa meetina he�A in Coxworth',d hAl Loa
I I rEad ni the factE in connection with Vie Dou,-cs OF Tim WF,Lni.-John I Moffatt, ?Et'tion v�as presented asking for the Mr.' Out,,lo's h(u P It i�l ifself 'o t� wv0din,;7, �'Satu day evzning )art, u d r tha auspices of
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T_ . I I ey's .Et ol S6,100. This will give Mr.' Moffatt not on plum and cherry trees, The P �
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1, � A r. Butt inten I entertainment to be' hold in ,M-iller's - �
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�. .� I- ,,: - Thi,z seems to be, a most reasonable and Province are upon them, and t 119 rank aLd buria' to be aprointi A to inveEt"gate the I from here as a resulb of 10.undil claiming damagres for ' ,h' t ad her with oak secrEtary. Mr. and piece of the Guild Mission Band of the Piles- I
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, �- � itiat nranoeition An invedti ati- - 1, Ma AF +h. T.1t, 1 4- , . 11 � 11 I
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that proposed could scarooly fail to elicit, the breatbles3ly awaiting theraault ofnis i1,1. thoh i who are provct. guilty, Until -then, 'I he 1 Iowa are already started -in this vicin- dees which had to be many friends join in wishing- them every Charles Chapman has raturned from Ki -, I
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truth and the whole truth, while the finding vestigation and are closely 'wat,,hing every hov�ever, judgmentaliould-be suspended by ity, v ,hich is one of the burest i adication a of killed. A ter considering the matter care- happiness, long life and pfoapf rity. cardine and reEumed his duties at the raila 7.1
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eve)ry person vilm bai more regard -for i lis b ilmy spring. -Those who have been try . ing fullv it wai decided to offer Mr. Edmunds A-MEs ROAD NOTES.—The beautiful 4
of the commission, wImtevor it might be, moverneE.t. They de�ire and c7prnand that - . T way kt:ttioo.-A meeting .of the Woman'll I
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credit of the country that for partisan ad-' to make maple syrup rerort the seaEOu a- *470 as a eel tlement of his claim which he spri g weather has induced inany of the Institute of South Huron will be -held in .
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would be accepted by the public _�ith con- the investigation ba thcrJugh an searching, va�t ge. I 11 failure as yet. The weatlicil is too fine; and �ecepted. Acccnnts were passed arrountIng -farmers to tap their trees for maple syrup,* Miller's ,ball, on Sat urday, March 28-ili, at 3 - i
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fidence, The gentlemen to be selected as n) matte�whl may get liur�, and 'any at- I . - t ere is not frost enough. Wm. Ivis6n is $85.45. The next be lield o'clock. Alltbe inembereare rr(luestedto - �
. � I 0 . - meeting will So far the r a has not been very go)d.-
memberl of the commissioa, ara me' I were eK)ecting that M r. hiving his dwelling .house, which was re Strong'slhall on Saturday, March 28Db, Miss L', M. Williams, of London, spent a
n of the tempt to limit t�e enquiry to' shield any � 4 1. - �t attend. A oordial invitation is ex,tR.nded to .
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highest standing end probit i 4 injure week vioit'ng relitives in this
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been long removed` from the turmoil of and powers oft�e commission, *ill at once �Redu:me, of North Eisex, would. make ex- a: guavantee that ib will be well do.pe. Mr. ' I . She returned on Monday
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Political life, � P084ii.es in the Legislature of a nature dam- 1 Brucefleld.
a,ud,in addition to that, are b 3 taken, as a mark of weakness ��4ncl will be .i I I- If 1. Ir" � I- 11- i. L and Mrs. Wm. McDonald are now gratting l' � Millir is steadily recovering fx om the severe BlYth -
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. -, - Accustomed to Hift,no, and Weighing evi- looked upon with suspick'n 00111foitable settled in their fine I dlwhifihhashele him prRoner to the I
1�. ; 1�', 0 . I T14e commis.: gerAl men have now ipoken and i! g was held in the cheese factory
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: �_'t d nee. Besides this, they ara in no way be. sion must, therefore, be given a 1� free hand, g , a large number of their friends to tea lamb
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holdtix to the-6overnment or Legislature, ut,h rland Bays that he as api-roaclisd by hion of the ever active ladies of the Metbo, mdnips, which are very prev lent in this I
. -11 . k I 11 wibh heart trouble, will be pl�ased i I a most enjoyable time. -Mxa.JsmeB Moffatt. .
. I Ref'ofiraers and offere I a I end thing if he �� let oliurch. Tea was served in the factor . :
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- - wo4ld desert,hiB own party and join I om six to, eight. After all had satiefied vibiting friends and relatives iri Blanshard.- I
� -1 ion and for life. They will, thus have these obstacles must be removeO. No half LibeIz B impro ed, and it is hoped that with.( li 6 fifie. j Monday visiting her father, who. -Was on the :
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I - ; : -; 210 possible iii3entive to rend;r other than 1 - �J weath r of spring he will soon recover his g)od things prov'ded, they adjourned to the 0, .
cmued health and th%t we will soon see. I . Turnbull?s many friends here we .
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: e ms to stand to . � : ioreoiv had he sad no �.hing about it, It is rich on Friday to attend the funeral from .
. - .1 f ilirig eye -sight, enjoys go - . , he evenin 'a proceediiagre were commenced in the near future,. � I
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I - reason that-, this is the moat likely means to The Parliamentsi � � not!a� all probat le be had, been approached - that place, and Dr. Lindsay on+J* Jackson, �,
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. - gfit at both, The Ontariu Legislatuce lias � I e'hodist �Iioir, who furnished muhio for B. A., who were fellow students of Dr.
� I I t rionoiq'i ied be I$ub tco ready to lay all ths facts before _S illie and her brother, Xr. Thomis. 8tur- 'I e evenin , to the enjoyment of all present. Hensal.l. Turnbull'o, drove to Millbsnk on Sunday to
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I On the other hani, Mr. Whitney, the general attention duringthei pasi week, Liz' a - attend the fttneral there. -Miss Menzies, - �
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. C01rie t� ,the frent r ... citation y Miss Washington, of Clinton, for Eale, a neat nd well flaishe I
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� this- method of pracc(lure. He proposce since Mr. Gamey, of I iber of ' . wedium Rized frame dw Ring with goo1 stone foun- uncle Mr. George Powell.-Oouncillor Me- I
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. f r . , at l the oimer thinks of going out West. Apply to G. J.
.thalt a - committee of the Legislature split the political firmament': by.110 charges ' nte� S o visited friends in Cleveland, Ohio, and � Club Monday evening. -The Presbyterians .
. I . he ,might be appa if 0 p6aker of th� a o ti no b Mine Holmes,of Clinton; Miss Beat- Sutherland, Conveyancer, Hensall 1831-tf
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; � I the matter,. and to report their find- I The par. draiv his alleg one( fr6m Whitney and ! titer and family, who came from Michigan , . of geaf�rth, and addresses by ills fol- House -for sale cheap. I - A. go:)d frame day evening. During service the electric
L I ntenge interest In the country. . . I 1:6VVIng olerpmen, Mr. Mallott, -of Heneall; dwelling house, nearly new with gocd Joellir under- - .
. � s0riie months ago, and who 1"Bitnt, the winter lighti fuse burned,cut, leaving fli,o church in
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- are on trial and, not one pirticular member Gamey we g&Ve last week. '� Tie Go ve Foeter's mother, returned to their home in son, eaforth.� 1810-tf his sermon, so with the aid of a few lamps - I
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and th't it is not right that the Governme nt ment acted promptly, and 00 th�: follovs-ing ; 0 : N. ichip an this week, and- vvhera Mr. Fo t3r B IEFS —Win. Colwell, implement they were able to close in the usual order.—
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who, a,ra accused should have the rigiit to day proposed to bubmit the ch' rges to a , his purchased a farm of 160 acres ! Djjr,*ng agen -, had I he misfc.r',uae, on Tuesday last, Miss All'ie Doupe entertained -a few of her - .
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name the court thab is to try the 9 . ni h,t hoping they could dome again t�e - t
ch36rges chief justices of the supreme c � t of On- I I It & whom will always be pleased to hear of � the 131(tewall: and in falling ia'ared himself tea.—Mr. William Cr&wfcrdj who has ;
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against them. It will appear, however, at tario, and adjourn the Legislatu 6 for three I their m ell d9ing.—Miss Ella Mellis, during somewhat p iinfully, but not 0 ariously. —O,a been visi-ting relati-ves 111 Luck -now for the -
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a glance that this objection is more ,,senti- weeks awaiting the report 0 I e - comm' I egis ature. He wa ele ted for�the first tb e pat t weak, 'visitEd with her sietere, the 0 a the s4me day, Norman Cook, hile engaged pest, week, returned home Monday.—Wm.
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Sion. Mr. Whitney, the i lead, er of, th,e I Misses [Mellio,-of Clinton.—Mrs. A. Shaffer IV in fiiing ul some belting in his father's Rath, of Wetwanoiab, hwo moved into th
. mental then otherwise. Ia the firsv'plaoe, . : 4 Pmo � ast May. ..' e never occupied a seat in M ry, contirAue very ill.—Mra. Wm. Lee, I 0
Opposition, took objection t t - , vi3ited with friends in Clinton: ihis week. �
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,b,�s propos� I he '�] ouse until t e other day He was to- w o 7 has been waiting on her mother and flouring mill, had the misfortu 2e to get hi village, bavitiR rented ,Mrs. Doods'liouse.-
- it is 10t the Goveramenb but the Legiala- tion, contending that the m should be ! t ' While ,here she called on her' nephew, Mr, i band! cauglit in the belt, crushing it in sucihs Miss Milly Anderson entertained -a -number
. ! all� gnorantof he which govern the 6i I er on th 3 London road, south of Bi um. � -
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. tura that appoint the Commiesi ' referred to the committee , tte ' privileges . E ruleel I D3icherb, of Zurich, who ia in the ho3pital, :_
� Ork"i although. , Legis ature and as equal y ignorant of the I I I fteid left for her home in Dakota last week. a manner as not only to bru se hie hand, of her lady friends, on Friday evening, P. a
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they are, of necessity, suggest e oi I having undergone an operabion,—Air. John I t
and elections of t6 House. Th ba:s been� I ' ' but lactobrealchisarm bet eeft-thewrist t9a, it which all bad an enjoyable itime.—
. ed by the rooek ure. To a point eu eh a man Speaker � —' r. D. Munroe has gone cii a trip to the I
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the subject of controversy each i day sincO�, �voul farce, . McKay, of Hollyrood, Bruce county, was. f'z weat.We will-rniwa Danny'a smile.—Mrs. and lbow. The fracture was quickly at. Miss Robinson, of Exeter, returned to town 7
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Government. In the seccul place, the same and at the time of writing i the�� diactlaslon, e�ev 14 be a and nos ino person would here tfis week, visiting his sisters, Mra. a tenddd t -), a: d, while it will be. some weeks Monday, to take charge of James Anderron!]s .
. � would be thg-result with the appointment of had not closed. On Mo , t i i*nk of anything of the kind, inuch Alex. McCaTtney and her son, Robert, left I -
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i ess-oelriou3ly at or recom end it. The or their home, near Moore, Jaw,Aeeinaboia . .
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a committee of the Legjalatu�e. They wou'd Cameron, of Weet,,quron, made �is maide I ]1 are itow getting settled in their places for " ' esape from r iuch more serious injury was —Mrs. George Powell enUrtained a number -
- n 15PE4ker is in ari%bly an experienced mem- T11 esday. Whilb here, Alre. .McCart�Ley I �
.11 firsthaveto be E,uggested by the Govern- speech in the Legislature. The finalresult�, $er,,�mhoisthoroughly versed in the mles the summer in this vicinity. The demand � fortunate, Ue hand escaping Without any ofber lady friends to tea Tuesdayevening, --
. however, will be that the proposition of th � I I . seems 0 be considerably great�,r th n the h .a I to undk rgo an ope ration in Dr. Gunn's I
. Is I And i ocedura of the Leg slat tire and mu, t lipipital, Clinton, and now feels quite well. fracture.—J hn G. Troyer has old his neat —Miss Stewarb, of Walkerton, returned to
0'3 ment and afterwards appointed , by the Leg- I Government will prevail, aa� th�y ha � upply, which is good for the hired maen.— dwell�vg to Joseph Hudson, who reeezrtly town lait week, to take charge of McKinnon -_
� � I VO a i be a 13 to give a de it-io , on some of the 6 _� ldr2. Frank O'Neil and obi'd go along on
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Islature. So that the Government would sufficiertly large majority In Carry -thei' ' —, C � A) the meetiBg for the election of a true- ,
F ! �rioo :notty poin is on the spur of -the me- tbf eame I rain( o Moose Jaw. Uncle Bob moved ta ou village from Hills Green. Mr, & Co.'s millinery rco me.—Mili. liarris, of ....
have as much Say ill the ap way. The pertounel of 1he 1 pro weed com- � - X I . .
pointmero in the te3 in ar-hool secticn No. 2, Tu6keramith, on - Jroyer inte do, 'about the first of next Chatham, is at present viai ting her pareatat
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I in: J men 1. nd off -hand. 1b is vident, therefore, , Alc Car tney �as also gone. -Mr.WilliamRat- i
oaecaseasin the other. ssionhasnot yet been ��Rnn(unced nor.; that V�ednesday,tofill the vacancy cait3edby month, leaving for the west, alid if pleased Mr. and Mrs, John Diummond.—Mr. N. B, I
- This objecticn, � I I ome perE( a w?ts e ther fooli�g Dr. ubpry has 'a beau'. iful new piano set up in- z
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have ilia inktraotions under *hie i ' they will ' . th P ret irem'ent of M r. John - M cNevin,� Mr. t, I with the c. ntry and prospects are good, Gerry has taken the agenc, for the Doering
i Pteaom y a home.—The tea meeting in the Metho- y
therefore, may be discarded as untenable. conduct the investigation, been given, but - i - e and play ng on hi vanit or else "a R)bert Eigie was elected by; acclamation. �i I. I .. intends I ting there. Mr Troyer has harvesting ma*.nery, amd. ifz at present
An inveatiga,tion by a cammittge of the intormation on both poin 3 : is tily Ing to play on the credulity of the dig '� chur.:h here lat:t Monday evening was 1. 11
__ � T� ie seli iction is a goed one, as Mr. Elgie . provedag deitizenthe nia * in
i . .. to 1 wa promisEct �ub;-ic in, order to mike himself appear a w,,'t I attinded and a success fin3incially.— I ny years he has busy introducing them to the farmeri '
I L9gletlature would rae,ult in Ek farce and for yesterday and as soon as' thh se matters biggb � man than lie really is. Tbe3e charges w 11 ma re an excelltiit trustee�'—Miss Clar lows gave an elegant supper ia been here, and will not only be missed by a I this vicinity," I
I ara eettled, the probabilitie I a a that the I ' � A ichraen h§ts gone to the Clinton fl,espital a Th 3 Oddfel ' . =
would not ba satisfacto-ry to any person. A i ora #e Ily childish, ani if Mr. Whitney his I large,cirale 4! relatives and
I � - their newly fitted up ball. Mr. GrAvEs, of . firr I do, but also
� L division will be taken an'a if tile Govern- the A ad stme we cr(dib 2im with, he will to rece ve treatment for he� eyes.—Rev. &I ff by the Canadian Order of -'.Foresters, of —Mr. D. Linton, of Mvnro, has sold hrx -
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least that hAa been the hihtgry of similar ment motion is carried, the Home will ad- _ M ,. Sawerb, of Bruerfield, %nduotead the i yth, d.d the job of paper:ng and'it is which Iodg3 he waa recordi3g secretary fifty acrefarm to his coutia, Mr.G,. Mown -
investigations in the Past. The very last journ and the investigation will proceed as I oee �d future that his itibordinatee, like . . ' u we I and beautifully done. Mrs. HiH* also -
. � ' . services in St. Andrew's ch re , on Sabbath . I and ,a fait iful and zealoui member.— Mr. Unton intends to remove t3 Msuitob&
I Outlie land and Reaurne, re'not pfrmittad de'ierves great praise for thefinespraad
Investigation of the kind that tODk place in soon as the judges can be !got to work. I e ev Ming last, and gave a 11103t. helpful and . Edwird Shiffer and sister, I Ire. Manne, in the near future. - � I
Eminent counsel have already b to ma ic a show of . the selves and thus - tjil le of delicacies.—, What -lovely weather, I . I
the House of Commons at Obtawa, was the on both siden -A L i e4,n engaged I 64 .-idicule not only on themselves but on ab e sermon. The more frequently ,oae n6t for manle avrun we fear.—G H Sim : I I .
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limiardthosewithw1wrat heyareagEociated _ s6n li%orentEd his itoreberetoa Varna i . .�
Weat]Eluron case. On that -occasion Wit- deut occurred on Tuesday. IR will be re� re. &. Monteit'n, who has been in very I
� I I 01; t1l, dall�. filim. Geo. H. will lend a helping" .h -nd.- I *
nesses were summoned by the ecore and membered that Mr. Gamey, iwhon he com- 11 I I I Po r health for some weeks, is now recover- I a I 4 -
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they were kept Licking their heels around I pleted reading his char&a aginat the Gov. � I 1 7 - . . Mr5. (Rev.) 15in,mo,i is expected home eoQn, !
- - . . investigation was so he had, A. noth r IR aili�a� Accident. in nice T. much to the joy of her nurnerous from Staples,; where ahe has spent J the win- I I AS - ----
Obtawa for' -weeks, thei I ernment, handed the docurnerils 6 fri rds.-A good many hom this vicinity I ' X,1i11in,6xy Openings �
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he said ae, had got, I , accident took place attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Bishop IC. fi�is place, 10t fr,r Goderich 'cii � ,
I together with the money Atiother very serio ter with her Eo-), Cecil. -Mr. ohn Mo. - �
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. slow and tedious., Every Bittillg of the in- to hie leader, Mr. Whitney. I 00 Tuesday, - on t6e Grand Tru 3k aill 7ay, on Wednes: laftweek.-Onreaw mill is -now daily turn ��enzie, of t . : . - - 04�m . I .
1 wilhall the dramatic effect possible, Mr. I ay.1 A passeuge , tra n on the VV ellington, Ing out a good supply of lumber.�Our vil- th,e !grand jury. . Vllollplm � �� - - - w . ,__ . I- I
vestigating comm-ittee was a bear garden - Tuesday. moi hing to attt. i id. .
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� on the I Whitney handed this packige back to Mr. ! rey *rid Bruce brane es, Nhen about seven la ,a bla iksmiths are now being kept bus� at '30 aye � in de I mani I -
exhibition, the Conservatives , . O'ber mindeA men Eire alw '
. whrn there i4' any particular work toldo..- I -
earn- ! Gamey, who immediately left tbd Eouse and ilea north of Guelph, e track, tb it anvils getting the farmers fift b I : i 2 -IDA AND SATURDAY,
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mittee accusing the Reformers of atifling i took it with hini. It is i rax off th "' ou The weather �a the topic of the day ; evtry . I : 7 1 1
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� enquiry and the Reformers accusing 11113 1 to his solicitor. However, it will be forth- -� feet lugh. Two were ki.]!V, and about 30 . I
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Conservatives. of trying to use the co I coming at tile investigation, if nof before. uhe passenger a my weat er yet, and ev6n dreading it. .
I mmittee I a were in, � to I I ' - - I
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as a fishing ground for the fiehin� In the Dominion Parliament 'things are a � rio'u ` ly. I
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I T I NOTEE'.—Orehard Imbitute meetings in wil enjoy th beautiful weather: tt4"#*�����
), for evi- I goingalongvery quietly. The Aebat& on � __ i !
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I dence. The time was thus taken up for ' the Addvess was completrd in i . . coi inecti on with the 'East Huron Farmers' ink, -Mr. J C. Reid, of Vain%, ship d i ! - .
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I � N TIES —Mre. 9 ur slock is all new and up-to-date, including
weeks in wrangling and quarreling, and fin. � the mover and seconder and the fWo leaders Instituty will be held in the town hall, twc car loide of fine cattle from this place -0.
I - . I hyme, ol' Morris, has been Briasels, on Friday, April 3rd, both after. on uqeday last to Tcronto._�Miss Kate � �
ally a. majority and minority report was ! speaking. The� Government!lave. the busi. ai vi or with her daughter, Mrs. M. Bailey. nom and eve�ing. Addresses will i Ila was in the village last Saturday �nd
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r. submitted to Parliament and the members ese will in hand, and moat* of the depart- I ! M , Fleming, of Milverton, has been by Mr. Sherrington, of Walk( rbon, and Sm day. Sh always a wele6me visitor. the late;t American novelties. - -
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. � . mental reports have already been isgued,and I isitil her siatri, Mrs. R Maxwell. -Miss mi.. Car y, of Ottawa . . I . �,
and the p�iblio were zfjust about as wise ' tlw eatimates for +he current yea!,have also ' I , on pruning, gr.aftinz, -`Mr. Wm. 'Clio8ilins, who bad: his fingers 1 , _,&-�� ___._ _�__.� I
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. i -, - zis thev re before the commif-.f.. i, 9 m as i visitor at the -etc. In bhe,aiternoon practical demoDstr�a. er.Uj hed in the horse power is improving %OYWA _`V WW`VW1W1W1W ____
i- been submitted The 01� L. I � . W1WW1W1W
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the matter ih hand. T113 result would be introluced Peveral_meosures,�bub � 06a Most r. . 4.)hn Faweeti, depamed this life on Wilton.—Mespra., Ament, & Krauter have people -are beginning to enquire about the � Highest' *r1cces Paid for ProdUrCe. -
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ar�xioue,ly looked forhave rot yet been Pub. ly morning, Mar -h Oth Mrs. Faw- be b thi veek building a loom across ann ial spring stock show. All are ititerast- ! FrC,—NTA—�—UT,.-�fJkT3-p , I
about the same in this instance were Mr. - I v � —_ '3ra
. I I Whitney's proposition adopted.. This is bt I ad been a suffe months, th'n '� a the mill dam, the object I 29_1At91W_19JA I
mitted, although they are ' ron ised for a 0 E) rer f�ir �nany � rivuer -bo've of edinthegreat event.—Harry Moore, the �
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'r got at the fa,et3 in the Fhorte8b possible 6 86verali fortit de, until finally she was called away Giay.—A moving pl-3ture ent(rtainmeint � Clinbonfor the past week. —If all the stor. � -
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p Redistribu. I and ' t times experleiced intense agony. which is Ito catch the logs which �they i I -
very early day. These are the I 711 son of J. H� Moore, our former fitation � I
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. I een in- - to th'a place wher a th9re ill be, no more will be given in the town hall here lee are true, the pastors of our churches I i �
I- time, and they also wont tor know whether tre(laced. Amc.ncr these are M . . re I
� In .. 1. Lancas. ', iffe�i g. She was tw,�nt -six ye�rs of age, .
I I on Mon� ay evaning of next *eek. ' will be kept busy during the coming year.
those in whom they have placed confidence ter's bill w;th reference to I ail " By 3attlo a ad Ile ves a son, Willi�rd, uthe old. Robt.. Taopaon has disposed of h o .13 1A0C;X7 SEAFORTH
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