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carefully, calmly and - dispassionately- don. in nion, '; rodisteibution. Indeed Ithey did', his health was better, and that he was ready times saved the -hole city � from being burn- - T -
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� desire w?rve t an the Review Bays. .11hey -took! for any emergency, the asmuranca- was re- ed down� The lumber pile4 which are being � - - I
sider the question and who does - not '" i '. ,� i F�IrS LEADING SHOE STORE. 1 - I
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I to make political capital out of it, cir not ene to"81hip and a large village fJorn South! celved with uiofeigned7 pleature. Only on located in that part of thie,city, and which . J . .
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come to other condus, I � � two oco"fons I as he referred to the question f ormerlyL � � � . & To R4.
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� than that the H ron 4ti4 atUched them Middlemi of his heshb. . i .
- -On r to Xort� . Once in caucus and onqthis directly across the Ottawa river, have been New Shoes for Victoria Dau, .
coarse determined upon by the Govern ent fie a4they to k �t'o w 7 I - - ".Y i �_ I - - . ;
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- I 0 a hi 01a Southi OCOaSiOD.1 He Acknowledged that when he the cause in each instance,, of these terrible . -1
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I aron r Us O irfit came back to this country he thought it cgonflagrations. At the of wo + 1_+++!_1+i ++4 i F i i E. I
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Is true that the Premier failry aii B1 -other( � Aeviev r, was hand3l work of have to with him, and ,that he� would fires, especially the one of three years ago, - -- I I .1 .
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squarely promised legislation this sMsion.. your ov�wpolitiml frie trid over the reins of office to wh $15,000'000 want up in smoke, What about a pair of new shoes for the I oliday 7 If you inte i - . :
uds' and it �e a relief, . lad taking a - , � I
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Bat he, more than any other person, 3ould to all t .�at thel'Wrongthen 4one Is about to be' him to h . palth, iond he reverentlyi expressed tha,b'the�pileo must go. Bub theory ' u .to�date shoes to make you feel dressed for the occasion. p4irof � I - ANIF-o �, a -
not see into the future. - He was - ji Istifted righted�,by the datermivat�ion of tIleReforml hie gratitude, i aying it was ' ,P � Conle In � and . I
, , - , . - almost enough the Mills woul'd move els-eWli.erib prevented . I � -E 4
then 0 L . . to tempt a mat to be sick in 'order that he tbia from being done. So , o years ago a have a ilook at our new styles. � i I I Utider the
in expectiDg thab the comina 689i Gavernip.put tQ adhere 9 0 v bound-' � I I �
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I � . might the betti ir appreciate the kind f riends number of s land snoes, wo are agents tGr the fa ,� 1
7', .., would be one in which the busigio ? - Iqmber mille wwo'o,t the Oha di- in lactie In 11 American s' .. . - -
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�� -,. � : . - that remains to -day is tbab I owned by J. R.' - adian shoe, at, $2. � $2. 50 and $3. 00 a P; dr. 11 The Peerless " at $' la- � . - ur 110.11 � A
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�� I i events which have since transpired aould Ttl tal�o L , gilat � 0% � ,*ter exe A 'IV .
1 __ � � " � IThe I ki � Editorial , Notes and Comments. Booth, Oanada's lumber Icing. * Am each . 1, ,751 � � I
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- ,; - 5 �, dvartisement will be found person and he had no power t e of �s time. The Oppoaibioi are ex- I power was eagerly sought Iforand quickly, ) ' agents for :ater, Sh,c,e I . I &,-atford, at. th I
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I � Suit Sale—Greig & Stewart -1 ' t [04�, idooile, �d work �mora t by the owners of th ies, , and $5, 00 a air. iTbe "Dizer" (American),shoo at $4. 00 and $5.10 a I .
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I - Barga!ns—W Pickard & Co -6 � Z a It Bays : " If the decision W hich gave Mo Ile employrr . �0
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SunimerTime—PA I-4- D as3ions. for the non -f -161—t. of! f the day. M ny Dri to bills I -re profit
I vair. The 11 Peertless " shoe- at A3.00 ., nd 93 5(1, -
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I �"__. ., � Moir quallty�!�VK faith by I - n buai of the overnment i measures a .a Tatook a tremen- & kid, enamel calf, vici kid, box calf) velou,r ca -If S.
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� 1 '�__A �-J!- I Rummer GGoda--Reid & Wilam-8 � I man it is confis 3ated. The ways -of human the city to consent to using any part within � i . 2
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i- 1, -- W nted-Slingsby Co ---8 good many that this delay has been an I I nature are atrange." The News might have the limits for piling grotindo after the awful . , - $a I
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it 11 V County Counoll-W. t-.r:e--5 necessary. But, in the end, we hav3 n 9 tting most of their mor4 imporb4 S I
I i - � nt meas- added. that the ways of 'the laws are' fireof1900. It was only after many appeals - . I i --
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. � i. �� .. , __' r Sale -L Mcloonald-5 . doubt, it will result in gcod to the okue � I
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. I I . � foi Li �na p itiog,on both sides of the Hoqi a to get It will be re embered that the judges thought ought to be considered, that the to -date in every resTect, regular.price $3.0 a pair, on sale Sat dav . t
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I , 1 " - �. Ji .-- Wanted -Mrs F R Lzing-8 6'f te )pet- sly as poss ble. The _o, pile lumber in =
; I or detrimental to the true cause who tried the i loo Provincial election peti- corporation permitted him , - $2.35 a pair. . -4
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. ; � Cedar Shlt:ogles-�2-N Cluff and Sons' -8 L Iquor 1conse bill and the Assesshienti bill . : . - ; p.m t ights
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- ; �;N a�;: swe, of calve" 0 Parsons -6 a year's delay will be very much less rJuri- . . - .0 'I I � And at SeafOrth 1=13�
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- - , � - ��' -W T & 0 L Scott -5 people the better. The recent Sunday fire Sole Agents for the S�ater Shoe for men and i :: _Makets,AIS o ,on -We ;
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- 1 � I - �! I t: i - Wee MaeGreegor-Alex WHaon-6 . this kind. An� we ti es of 'he Farmers. As As may anew electid� I or the Boo. threatened to be a repetition of the Ottawa. I � 7 wom,eh. *rm CommIttee-do
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I . 1- �,_., 50a Stoves-Chesnoy & Smiley -8 are aura that even the mo3t casual 6 t1' exp ed, there I, a wide dive] ! . I
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� 1-1 Egga--4-J. F. Daly -8 I a den � - � .. . Hull fire of three years ago. J That this was ii , .
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� I - I � -1: , Dog Loat-G. M. Baldwin -8 of the praceediDg8 Of ; etwecn t see everal �nteresto.i leaving here they put downi a well for"Mr.
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I I �j_ ,`t - the 'Legialatur 1 this T1 I . ! kilwa3 a � argued layed long ifi�e of the wind, though the ' ca smoo .. re I �
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j �� - , , 7;-L - Farmers -2 -Beattie Bro" I ' - enacessor to the . I orbion of rosid Semen who �
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� . _4 � . � ill be rii ' L late Mr.'Justiol Mills on the supreme court buildings, constructed since the last fire, directly West of the Beech 'Wood sideline, on Ing out the dollars, for a short tilne ! fber, . ; - S-,TikM= BuRa
q '. -4 neitber side of the House are methbcr, :�n a th a rail ay con panies w
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� ,�f 1,1& �--�' I ts: C bench. 1 Mr. Willace Nesbitt was appoint- the flames. T4e entire lo3i in &-y be put a notes. At the last sittings of .the j IV �
; _� - , - .; Ice Cream -3-0 Aberhart-8 fit atato of mind to calmly and diepas i atio nd thi ir dividen a will b devoted t -vaptAn symes"
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I'Ai; ,, �. - - - �. 9 on 10111 t ere s no excuBe for this state of I 0 'F or
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� N_�___:! koll� � I . ,der the of the city has been utter . destro ed for bought the notes, to recover the an ... I
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� �' � -,.-.,- I , � i building purposes until such time am it is forth, has been around shoving the agrlcul.. $44, be ng the amount of one of the I i0tes i 10 I
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� k.: -v 4- .- -1 Toilet Fets-Beattie Broa-8 sLppresaion, of the liquor traffic. Thab !such nE arly s,b hfghIS taxbd as are eimil r'oorpor- stock & Nesbitt, and was formerly connect- hnown that no more lumbe will be piled tural implement and cream' separator busl- signed )y John Dunbar, of Downie - I'll 9el
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I I � - - regre I � all, active buelneso man jury brought in a verdicb in favor of "I . even . - when I I
- I 11 -z ,- -r - .!'. �� . , Rited; Stat�s, and 11that the there. While the poor pool le have lost qeae. Duncan is an _ The
�,_ � - is the case may be cause for t. Bub farmora'Itax wo- Id still, p oportio - tely, be Y. He I the ..... -Thecrew were. . I
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. I- � - ii, I men have mere� y got a ready and grass grow under his - defendE at with Costs. Ap Ii ' - .
I ii, __1 . - 1W surely the Premier shou!d Pot be bla -d ot co isiderably hii the lumber does not Ieb the p icatioll, -
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i - f�:`�- �;�-�� tht MI -31" lurou T x 00 ita_4 * I. market for the lumber, since it was insured feet. -The hired man problem has be'en made f(r a new trial. In the
� , z ,-,, , 11 hold responsible for this. dging%atwe� th' ould ment oeema'to be geneially .approved of., eviden . i�_
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� 1, .U,� vi�, , Mr. Roes is just as anxious to give 160isla, ' ' necessary for loadin unloading. The Young men in this country from Britain. their nE moo at the top of the pages- -
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, _1� - - 1;,� SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, M tion along linee desired by the to alderman who votes for lumber piles in Ot. This is a very good thing, as many farmers, was an Innocent receipt, bat,it - . .
I., V_ , I - ay 22nd, 1903 o P tr os ' t the Oxtord county. I In politics he is a Conserv- is reB ed,
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: ; � ;, - f, 7�;_.-, r __ ations as the most alident mom jer of ta atiuli1,! will be mdre equitably "adjusted ative and is a odlusin of Dr. Beattie Nesbitt, chamber. Such is the strongly expressed the hired men, had very little Is t or -them- 11 I a - .
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. �� �f I . any of these organizg.tione is, th ,n it has ever een I Province On . . ay " for . a�,
� � , -:i-` No Temperan�ce Legislation This not exc pting ii Tin this r1he Coris�rvative lieutenants in the , if, selves last year. Alth - XA�" land and move h
, � b opinion there. It maybe said that. there ere is not likely * The receipt being detached under the r Xine 'time -in the near ,
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. . .1 �4 I,- -1 . even Mrs. Thornley or Rev. Dr. M Ka . i � 41 i I no real destitution over Sunday's firi, and to be a 'great scarcity of Woorkingmen again.. and the fold flatten " - I
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� � . � 11 : I no aid will be asked for outside the citi. - for years to come, still we hope wages will was a I est cage. i . , ugharn, Fr
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� - - It-. deputation, representing the temperance wil have of the GAmey c6m m,esioneirs will'I then be who are willing to work. '
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11 _. - I d on on the whole country and on evory interest If it is n to the losing up OTTAWA, May 18th, 1903. �; d- eve
� t-��: ,-,- �., proprietor of the Heneall Greenhouse, has - oing.
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, -._�. I �. I Premier' Rose and urged upon him and the in the country, and any failure whio I may ' delays , a I beer. adding a couple of new buildings `
: ..!.�, I . - I beilongs' t islikely tl"e report The Maritime Province members of p -to Dublin. I . , at 7 O'clool", I at in the:sanie chure
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; .I- . Gov�-kramont the desirability of having suc b ado, a will wilber ceived ud disposed of b ore the liamenb are making a very strong attempt to meet Ole requirements of his increasing Summor Millinery. -The 1 display Of Bum: ... Gaorge was well attendc-4
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��_ : ... ,� session that would give effect, to some for care arid caution. This is a phase of the ev a Parliarmnt, amended, so as,to got d _ Air. David McLean of BlAnshard. - . . I I
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. i - I ' question which,' those who are so impatient,' slisould insist on having t !business adian soil, fit'winter as well am in summer .
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I I - . ter, do uot consider, although it is on 11 i o4 of the repor is not QALbao, almost n air line through the nor- . . only i- SIMPPARD.-An
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i I 'i- - - ; liNely to be i Gojernment thern part".of thht province and Now On- that cooling refreeliment. -Mr. J. P., Willa, the taking styles -exquisite in desigil, and . pioneerof Hur,021 '
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I I : � -� , . i � 1 1 1 vote. On that -bccaaion Mr. Roars prornis,ed portant and right that they should I efore sile have alrea made all ut of it Ahat they tario, pakt lakei Abitibi and Nipigon, to me el- I in concepUl n. The E. - fe Iths ago her husband met -.wl f1i -a . In .the pers
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I � � �.._ - rise d r expect PO, w Opposi- ling recently occupied by Mrs. Hanson.- Faul Co., Seaforth. i . '61 ad- . Saturday. at tht
� i, the deputation that be would have pa his Sin- ca4l desim o Winnipeg, and �ffl from there run north . 1849-1 1
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. .. -4 - Those who are engaged in a great mor 1 en I Dashwood recently spending a day with don lest week cin businssa. - auk MeCon- -
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% w 1 L'7 1 wi 1, nab rally, desirte to 'have th( matter Rookies to -Mi is Sarah Hird, a popular young lady
I I 1,`,-_ I ing. -, This soemed to satisfy the deputationi u- to evince a spirit I the acific coast. a parents. -Mt. D. Urquhart is nell. was iin S,.ratford a few days ago. -T. of Mitchell, waa married oil d' . weeks ago. Tke 1.
I . terprise should be the firs' ' - Mrs, Pope'
L Z i � I pa ised getting in a very large quantity ofsaw log . � WedneF &Y :, been in poor ficalrd
- � �.4i, 0 r and settled by the Legislature One of the roiktes is through the Yello a Mulligan', o! To!-oato, is ham �
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. � � ble. So Head paes to B tte In et, a little north. Of er.-Mr, Wolfe went to Mitchell I' an. The marriage to - I
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. " � I I for the time being. t again been sown in our village'. Hensall is on business matters. -L. Lcoby has the the honis of the brideos I �
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, - � t, I . 4 Be m to I a any prospect th4t the sei �lon will through the Pine River Pass to Porb Simp- 1
7 1 F_' -, - onion line, it being found 'that larger re- be laid in the south ward. -i8. Simmons, of --him in his declini'_
� I I � - i� ed. on the Premier, and his reply on this cannot gE t the3e men to see eye to eye� with � be � ward, re UA
I - t � A 1 prolonged boybi 'the first of in, e at the turns can be secured th many other Hamilton, is in town these da s. -Mr. W. Ho ctor of Trinity church, of . I ich r . returned to his -bon
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I I _', I � i � 11 branch lin-es ru ning eduth fr'om the main streets being so crowded. -Our doun il are Nagle went to Toronto last week, to sei his the inevitable. H
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, � . I lent roads.-Mra. and Miss Sutherland morning latt to Mrs. Hickey. a It1b. She was Pr( de.,l 'born at , ,eet-tvi
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. � . . I easary to, lig,ve such a measure before the the Gamey embroglio. The " ent� � Th I Gam I erein Clintonon Wednesday last. -Mr. them a life of happiness and prosperity.- . family moved to -G
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- 1 critical nature, an it is cerbain that 7�oae lager the hors 3s to the ground, the wheels on 8 �
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. . A r .- , been in Wellesley this . � Jils leg � 1, ... ov W.a, I
. - ea2ures d ayed. .116 did not I I U-41. I v watt ft side pasi ing over his fcot and up �
. Consideritpracbicable now to bring down such will be unde4aken and disposed of this exp"neted �hese addre - d be oomplet- Canadian line fro ocean tcr ocean only In children have . nearly to the thigh, badly Injuring it - but I . helped to -chop -do
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i session ed his w6ek and then all tha I remains, the summer peasup, and when wiDter comes week visiting Mr. Weismil 's-_ arents.- breaking I . . rDadway on Went !I
the b 11 and have it am fully discussed by the . And, it is not too much to say bhab . . Commencing June Isb, our 'or p For the Flo6r.-There. is, perhaps, no � no bones. A gash on one side Of
i i. 80 round the outico4 is that the whole traffic business places
Legislature and the country as it ought to the country is in very much the same s�ape, far a the icommiapion Ile concerned, 1I is the e than now for putting a . -assli;tsd his broth
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be before being py,csed. � report of the oommims�onera to . of the.road woul(�� be diverted to Portland. will close At 7:. o'clock, on Monday, Wed- better tim covering his head indicates that he inust have struck I - what is known as -1
I the IL-egisla- nooday and Friday evenings, during .the. of linoleum upon your kitchen, d some par b- of the wagda in falling. -
It had, therefore, in this respect, as the House. We ti ink, i I � Now, this is b6e point that annoys ining-roorn Inte,wholelffe-b! 4;
beendecided. to hold over the proposed ur . : Ji the - or bath -room floor. . -There passed away in her 52nd year
I ' i summer months. Miss Hatton was in the Linoleum to a ,great . -
measure and in'troduce it early at the nexb therefore, nat the Premier is entitled to arindOe past week several vq'ftnesses Maritime Provin�e men. Theyh - - ion Sundi I extensive, and bele.
as � " I 'Jer examin to say against U0 undertaking. 'ng village on- Sabbath last, renewing acquaint- labor -saver and you realize ,this fact when -y morning, May 10th, Helen, 9 Ife Man atiytbin ari'd
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s8ion.", . credib for his courage in d6t8rmining to re- � lot any . ences. you have it* We have received from GI J. 0. Balfour, Thames Ro 4, -
has raised quite a stir in tem- were Gamey Ian 19 Mr and, many pieces of the I as- � fully -isay he bad vo
contrary, they w uld welcome its construc- -Miss Gerbie Keiser was In Seaforth ' and secoi A daughter -of Mr.Edward Coral ih-,
This reply sist the clamor of the mora impetugug and t!" or the G who tion, . I this week.�The auction sales of household gow, Soot' - better . Bh�ppherd was -a
0 ' but they abe, that instead of there be- goods of 116sers F. Rae and Thomas Horton a�talitiea'and the choicestj prettiest patterns. of"Fallarton township. A few weeks P
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perance circles, and has been the cause of a r -018Y of the temperance fercee, instead of to '' Ing anything in �t for their part of the � 1:40rankernan, And --vi
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0 Gamey's int�, )Ilof A ot a pobor pattern in the whole lob, and th the dec(ased lady underwent a Surgi at
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0*0118 out -pouring of malediotions on the giving way to it, and, perhaps, inflicting-, oil call d by � the c*miasio 1264, or the country, it will be almost against them. d prices rrealized.-The Oddfellows of prices re most reasonable. The E. MoFaul operatior -for an afftiction of the spine of � . I
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ght p ov4 ' Won all lodge are seriously considering the 1849-1 of wh1oh - �
the hotter heads h- I- 13 &I nni-. n"I - .f--; 9 & L � hi�u Is hi again. He am nuestiotied h ing it a struggle to keep up with the other ! I I I I . k In
- accuse 01 Lreacn- .7 . 0 CNV u1J I . advisability cof adding JLU or 10 feet to the L n; erna oom . egr L U. � .1 �
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: I � for Prohibition 11 thaMhalborro Ed men of that distrl�t ace a redistribution bill . . I Pok charge of
- � I 9 and many other epithets terially suffer for the year's delay,and I $1, 200 from !� Frank m -Jim Plynn) driver,of the is P. RogerS that town defeat
. 1. I . 13Y , Mrs, J. Mearphur were in Toronto during the school east of here on the first of Ma . Jo - - f
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. � I being applied to him which are decided I he ftan, � lv n away from -Rov. Dr. Medd, Rev. F. I E. - is now fully installed In his new charge and I
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� � . i ny abd the 8 t him in the rig, had an experienee on Fxid - I game with Brussel.
. a. Thb is enough to sob them hill this week, attending th district meet. learn that Mr. MoWilliam-i us . i
, . - : ly more unchmitable than wise. Of oo,urse, the red,t A the Orosmin Compa of Common Mallott and: Or. B. S. Phillipo;were in Park doing excellent work. -We are sorry Si. Bodfiel 11
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� . new'- It is ii. t by any . Geography, Mr, I redit in a bank n ar his Pi evening bliat
� r low w Methodist churd they would not H ke- Wo - xels,weregreatly i
!: I coition through again. One of the tugs got 1. " - learning oFtbe *ud
. I 4'howe,_ and �an �o maintain their prestige Troyer, in writing to friends �tates that he as traveller. -The masons have -commenced
� I means the first time th%b the Premier hl� 0 t energy they ll. -John G. shortly, he having secured a good p -
� I , who ThePE;tarborough Review and the Ron- � used the amount,for his
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I lis- ' 1. and Ilia family arrived at Loralbe, Manitoba, operations at the barns of Megera. Sbark and flung the rig to one mi, I . , ,Y-, which to -
4 one of the few public men in Canada who don New:z are engaged in an animated ;ed f orn. S011ivan, :to said, was ad librrow. � AobUat6d by these motives, they have dur,'ng a ively spin wit
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: -o whether the Reformers or the If'the oney�ibwasslleged Sullivan . �d he country, and intended going c a as -far the - -t . .
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I hasatood true to the temperance cause cussion as t . I . and were pleased with the of MoLean. -Judging from the number of fine Flynn bc tween the wagon box and . menced .with ,an a
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�� .1 at At a 3 eubse- Trunk Yorkton.-M�89 Bessie Urqube r this neighborhood, we will have an abund- -
.q I ia no ( he judgee�,,' order- Pacific men that hey will build from Que- t has been a volo edinto P.al
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� for over a qu3rter of a century, has been gerrymandering. In trying to bold tip its � , uei�b sittifig )f the court t w visiting relatiives in London foi �he past few &nee of,horae fteefi i6i� a y-eak or t bat eacap ad with a tight Equeezing and I a ... o'rmer -resident.
bd Gamey to depomit this $1,200 oh he � wo.-Mr. I -
I ar , .aidering - the a ohn Fitzgerald visited their 9 W_ n .. 1, ship, being �
' and, the Review makes this statement : ea4he hacl borrowed' the Atlantid c in one or the other of . . out undei: th hormeAn feet, and gob a bad , �.
� � reviled by some of. the most impulsive in the � i from Sullivan . with bee, over Canadia territory, to a'seaport. on weelre.-O council at e cor nd Mrs. J few hrufs 3s. Youn Bodfield was thro 1 1 town
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temperance household, and from whom, on " The three r1dinue of Huron were o court. � the Maritime Provinces. erection of 11� large elevated tank, if a good daughter Mrs. lRev.)"Miller, of Varna, on bruised fs ce. e , Lamont., .of �.Grjy- �
. . - ch the � 0, possibly, was , turn � This practically . - to am, whel
. . f agairs r. Gamey did not expect. t gainb John will be he winter king a Sunday last. -New siding and a coat of i winih -
� � sibuation can'be secured, and sin IY'
� account of their position. in, society, given slices of townships, the debris of O' means the, t good well wit windmill. We are sure th%t paint has made an important improvement , I'll: - � z
, we � I With -Ther passed away on Saturday mo� U16110b.-On Tue8d
should expect better things. But he Goderich, Hullett and Turnberry, wil ch .his amount the co, rt' will now -baie the porb, but there is as yet very little prospect a move In thi direction would on Angas MaKaig's blacksmith all ,e Came down from ��
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. I 0 has were carved up to make the gerrymandering 6nUJ sum o t $3,200 of ' I of anything of this kind being done. , be heartily cop. An. Ing, 9th i 2st., a highly reap cted citizen of,
Air. Gamey's ,,money yers � Stratford, In the person of Mr. John Jacob� � the BT -
� easier, Anyone who knows anything I of or ;iRoney t at he said he got front I promoters of the Giand Trunk Pacific will � 1 13 it .9aine with- -1
weathered the st.;rrn thus far, and no doubt The supported by our ratepa would gue is a hi.iAler.-The ladies of the Metho- 9 5
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tl�18 OCCABion t work is well aware -that the r d whic., it Mr. Gamey dol!s ,'not . ith such a fire and woul also be in,7alu3.b,e foi street festival on June 23rd. known inhe painting business, havin - � defeat
11 . . Is really of more consequence a a 91 promise it is diffi(ulb to imagine that the Ic I More minute sin g fo, � , -ed -by -
. also. It is in this as in many other mat- ence a D Wpenitentiary for perjury, will ii sly be , � owed ths , vere �
, lay noducemepto will be made later. I
. =Wts people than the county. Hu Grand Trunk Paoiflo, or any other line, w watering pur�oses. The out . would not Ne mere: 1 t trade since coming to Stratfor I - Wirt. McCall b&d ii
l I term. There are a great many people who, is als on forfeited to the Crowni. "I ill from Mit(holl some twenty-three years ago. P I
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� I . withcu.6 responsibility, think they could the pretendedrule of the sancity of con ty oa ove$� is-, the re orter of the Globi i who, eat route to the seaboard. it is al lear Y9 engtorle, y, upon the same date. He had a)andoned MO profession with th 3 ,_ - erial of James I
. " boundaries was not,qbaerved I will be observed here as a - Intention A locating.ip Winnipeg, for whic I residents of Grey, --
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govern,the con try a great deal better than wo townsk ps -b w I be , got the int'rv* e To is* There will be no celebration i Heneall. - I . place be, ivith hia fani,ily, I -lad ; 'iternete In
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I thoae on whom that responsibility rests, being, severed. from it to Phetlp make 'ap fro Mr. Ghn unaing him cha� IM 1 caming route at N�orbh Bay in a dition - __ -Lamb October a con Is of amooth-look- - .Ytara,of age,
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Rev, Mr. Baflantyne,'of Londo , p start on Siturday, fol the reason that his - ru
. � North Midalesex. We might give anot1her f ron and hich w a Quebec. . who con- �� _1� 71
, . . and they view matters only through their instance in which such irregularities were per I I n bli h d in that pa- ducted services very ably and a, ceptably in Ing, well:dressed g6ntlemen visited many two sons, Alfred and 03harlies, - I � idefeatif d WinghaTri
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Cr . F1ZN&\101AL AID OT YET CONSIDERED. Carmnl eburdh during the past few Sabbaths I ,'f So. Marys, and there. . � day evening
, I own short :an e apectaclee, tod to prejudice the Conservathes 9alIC4 r � W a m1a nueD n w0a re- - Ir farmers i� the vicinUy e. H wever, be t1ook sick on ThursdaA I .
by Ute pro 5 purported -to be buying poultry for a big I - of -, I
_' t He sai& that The bill does no deal with tj returned home this weeki-Mr. � D. B_ Me- a I tbis district. �Tj
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I or courae that does not exactly meet with amd givo an unfair advantage to the Libera Is, . � had �nade hie disoll6sures is question Loan left this week for- the qld country, two days previous to his departure :a 0 - I boys have play
. �_' . w, thb Legis of financial aid,'but merely seeks a charter. Montreal poultry house. They offered good steadily rew worae till be passed a .... I I . I - td It
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ton 'and the� went over' together the �,)acur- out aesistance from the Dominion. Upon Glasgow market. We wish Air. McLean ,
must be denounced as traitorous and evil. ; I etshir ---
tive in the formation of every constit 1, - taking with him a fine lob -of fab cattle for Just to bind the bargains t ley passed over England, fifty yeareago, and wfien only i U Tuo
Z �1 . their impulsive notions of wliv,.t is right hich indeed seemed to be the ruling' Mo. In abure he was met by Mr. 113trat- -Bub the road will never be constructed with prices and found much oultry for- sale. H6 -was born in Froom, Bomar's
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. Unfortunately for the temperance cause, 11 dollar to each of the farmers from whom - --
- I they bought chickens or turkeys, and asked Mitchell, and from there he came to Iall down the at - -
If the " other Instances 11 are not a torvi6w was taken. I Mr. Stratton then said what will be done 111. the way of aid will be tunate in striking a good marke me .to !84trat alri
. q Lry y to hi: that e had � - I . them to.sign receipts that th - -1
. � and also for the count , there seems to be more reliable than those it has given fr 1 th 41 metitioDed some things very diffimlt to say. The only thing cer- � I ,ey might ac- ford. He is Laurvived by a wife, six daugh herself 1quije
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I on undue ab i e, StrAbton, hi d not remembered, � On tain is that there will be no land grant. The : LeWdbury. L .
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. . p-opoition of those .such aa we this county, the Review had better rati e _�, , he
I I . I y he again mat M I wes i n- . - . . — -_ i . 28 labt frok-en. - O�
e . field ( and the latter had i aidl to him that hire: was poinb. J For the girls this time. Big i bargain on �
have desoribEd, who force themselves to the from the controversy and leave th the followln� r. Striatton east and. the t 11 united on this i
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-perance ranks, so that the its western adversary. The. Review in th k tate. some form. Jilit" ow much nobody can girls' dongola boots both Iseed d buttoned, sizes X, - VVIth the G:oderich "
frouti-in the tem, , i�h`or7aeid must be cash in Friday and SaturdaT or while the
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11 � general public are apb to judge of the whole above extract- refers to the redistributi(t3 ment ,and giye it i o Mr. Johnston. This tell, that will not li ely be decided for some 11-12-13-1-2 with heel or spring heel, �reguldr price � . laxpeot to -90 to L�
Mr. Hammood aid. X few days af ' this time yet. . .
. . 7 ... by these few who have great zeal but little made by the Provincial Gover I I to $1.36 for 776 RIG, -CUT PRICE' - I � .
i . ninent ar � il�a!te 6 ent h 'd bi I W. L . � ;
I . - . Im a� een lianaed to'Mr. J61iriston, vice before Friday. Samples in nortl window. � !!!!�
: 1 discretion HERB BE A f � ' I _per pair. Positively nbne sold at this . 1, I I I
I contrasts it- with the last Dominion rediatt Stratton again met the -wit nemai and . . Seaforth, 8ole agent for Dnrothy Dodd - I - I X
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. We uotice that a monster CConvention of bution mau the shoes for ladies And George A. SIater a aces for men. . �
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. in the first place, Turnberry is 11 i ' ] ' 11rattion ask6d him g hil - a general election t4le fall- Propriety in attire li%fj no � i � ;
all the temperance organizations has been a n s _ i evi- 1849-1 .
. a 0 . before'the Coi mission, 1he could not Ing of the Redistribution bill, it would be -aabstitute. , I I �_ - . a i 'Oats Ver bashel_,,
� th inst., at Toronto, to Huron and has always been so; 'it Lavish expenditure of money ne er conadals . . . I Peasper bushal . . .
called for the 2& T d:nce! ", SALE - IN 81'
r . consider the situation. has nev ii� farget� some things be hid referred to Ea his perfe3t)y in order for the Premier to ask his the want of i4. To dress w dress with A A A &"& A7 ,&I,& IW167 P
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� It is to be sincerely been divided. It is true that Goderi the Governor General, to dis- . - -W W W 1W - I � .. Butter, wo. I- fa� -,
7 . tat*ent to Mr. Toh�nmton, He rel olied taste. It's easy enough to do no, Our stock �1. J ,
I hoped that at this meeting this element "hat if he were not i� asked about the � ament, bpb I i - �. fttkor, tab
- a divided and a n he not at all nboes- Black Peau-de-Soie Silks, worth $1,25, for 89 a yard. 'I I - , -----,i
. township and Hullett wer � � t I -1 . and th reason that he � iade solve Parli it to , , goods, our millin I Dry and ou . I � - now
. � I which we have referred to will be kept In portion 6f Hullett placed in ' mightl forg6t, � . sRrY that this sh6u14 be done. of stylish dress . r . X r ;d,,z_ _ --
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Weab Huroi4-,, n90 melption OF this o Some time silks, trimnlitt'ge, etc., are a wh6 e library of I i � _r16
. I . the back ground ; that the noisy profes ago the Liberals wo ' Black Peau-de-Soie Silks, -worth $1.00, for 7 c a yard, ; Ur, jer UG,Z
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c ourience ,in his ori :inal i#d have been quite wil- practical hints on correct atire. Then, . Black Taffetta.Silks, extra wide, will not cuts worth $1, for 76c it yard. th -
� . - � - and a portion of Goderich in Siath Huron�.. evl(14,.�ce wag beoau ! ' ling to accept a proposition of this , kind.
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sional aglta.tor will be Irat on, that the bear. Bub whether these townships were divided f J Indeed they would be very glad to do 00. too, we are pld48ing our cuatomeiv with our. � I . r� 0 -
I 0 cours o � new shirt waists, parasols, glo - oe -Sk1n@_.. ..
I �, ,Mr. Strrtton ha! mob ,�v v a Moo __ -
s h have so frequ,ontly been ; ea'rd fib ; 9 hosiery, ain Oolored Silks, worth 65c, f r 25c a yard. � �) ?
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J , rat an� GO notveryigood, andthey were : . Cc ., Seaforth. - i Nalt Irst I I
disgraced similar gatherings will not be ridings were made more shapal I � that , - , vests,,eto. The E. I See our big table of Fancy Silks, worth 400, they I
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� . of the divisions, while the porti o I , al�jhole . at 121c a yard. � � I �_ -00 g)..
ns placea I inves igation � and it Is, only' natur that would be any necessity to have a obange ii NOT*.-Thpre is excellent growing m. ---Ipereo
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sense. will prevail. This is to be desired in in the respective ridings naturally belongs in ,
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the interests: of the, temperance cause. In- to those ridingar through busines and othei ai�e o:n)uc I d � again himself and ha�d at work, the genera and woods have a pretty a -Miss 0 1-11 3[j3D:Pu I ,IN _ 0ad____,
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same butJ Wil4m n, the� previbus Th that the Governmenb�ivill be sustained, but time ago, and between the wa weather � - . . I I �
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� . and a cold lunch for dinne i .1 I 'f J�rloee arly r e imn
� I much. leoa�, was a 11 soft �drinks " P�ne. - with someone else 14ding there might be r, he ibinks Ib In '11, � ound I
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��, I . fire ublib dinner he has attended sinc Goderich for a few days in 0 ,
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'T, and added to North Middlesex, it was thei - 3 monthi i go. A large oliff which separates that portion 'L,, E A R 0 D & CO 1,91C - 44
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