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g" * I h . ...... L The Hamilton Carnival and Old than three trustees for the simple reamon . valuable. Thehealth of the bzide was fell- which ended April 36, bad a revenue of - c . - y
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U tilme , Usit ZQ*4. - - �_ 2 &TORES . - - I I � I 1. . . . i . ctio . a depends on 3 i la r-3 = k) `4 citously proposed and responded ,to. After S1,8:M277, and an -expenditure $1,704 . �Lj .1 _. _ I
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I I h ho, being milorly fellows, I a short vieft among friends Mr.and Mri. 77,11. Thisgoes to show !he steady rise of '1� . :
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hat yow, - . ! . . I ead in Tux Exrosrron that there five cents, accept the lowest t'nder or dig -d -Some months ago'W.'H. Kerr, of the L of the need of the devotlo�j to them of some : � 7 I _c
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me a 4 - . 00m* miss a good teacher for a poor 4ne. -6 Brussels Post, as Warden of the coudt.V, of the�6'12ottentlou that has hitherto bee* ;
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. ; MA_WUlrA1,,t U R train'on a Monday morning for the purpose pick and choice of teach a bu U insve to ac- standing first and second in Huron at the i -The Harriston high school was com- �
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-for you mam 17 Vol - � � - T P`Ublic,'8eparate & High high . __�_, 11 I
I . i .. - Way-41own the oats were'mostly in the To those who are in the profes 'ion . awards were baken by Carman Hall, of Uln- I
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0 . woe I i . � - I . I I i - I would Mi. It was a very good build' � .
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appear j& - � � ,,, t - ^ - - - - V�� . dol. -Sch�obls & Oollegiate ton, with 862 marks to his credit, closely There arrived at Ottaw I !Mwersity a �� 'L
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0 Vo! nob 0 � � M lars and 0how people you are Worth what P; I W�:
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.11r -1 . I , I . Tavistock the land Is low add the grain was � q. ,
: F -doe aid you ask.; I claiin a two hundred dollar I of school section No. 4, Grey towzi ship, ,Who I to the Oblate Order, who h been �
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" 4 a�4 . I - callent townships of Blanshard, Usborne - . _ ;
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- now fan %odAWN If From prefer'for your childr nabir otor, a three Cl Barwater I About 50 per cent. out 9 romaine were taken to Exeter for inte cnent doo, and which ranks; the second largett - - I
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f the, 4"OU-M& 2. I andout cu itia[g will commenoe this week, if -After an illness de�ided to hold their next annual meeting � -41-0 :
�Ving 0, xnwl deep hollows and ravines, not a level field ; : �-'r .
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.F as ALTi I and though you advance -him a hundred you� - � x -1-1 .
�i WoUlL d Ii, pisaiw I i - � Wingliam for some years, passed i away on of 11904. Dr. TuneUle, of Vancouver, was ,I I L � - '_ I I .
. I n,3xt Ireek .lain has delayed operationir. : - �_ , .
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T ; . - � I ' I of your action before the end Whe . deld about .30, oats 70 and I k . I ;
forth and ournua& - � - I I theniprovent it from � olliog down again up. I a� wi, � ,_ 7�_q 1
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kaider this so, &' '. � _L barley 30 uo Mr. Watt was sk native of Woodtandoi Ab � 4
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Z - onr� I -- - N Le den b#g -About five per cent. of graf n er-deen, Scotland, and had been a resident 9 ,
I visit MIL-amd �, o � . Of L able mysteries. However, on we sped until I � � i I
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L It is no dou,bt1, the desire every right thinking tollrockville on a visit to J. T. Lustin. �, i I
tto webr, J�Msnte I I . I � the muddy waters of Burlington Bay 41 1A efopped harves . �C Z . ,J t
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4terest Z .1 . t Ing 60,000 people, being something similar Harvestina in The West, � no mhost out. Continued rains h5vo delay- . � -q i, F, i
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goo to feel so heavy that I went to search tivity. about cent. wheat Ou . Mrs. Graham. ;
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�,r NEVV SHOWU . dresser. These gaiments cost no more bhan common Even the sluggard who has been � . . - - C�
. for a furnisb6d room, There are not many star 0 t is m.,eek, if weather is favorable, i arrival of the dog released her1frorn bar the shape of a 0otatoplaut, grown this sea -:i� � I �
L asleep since seed time, dream�rjg alternate- L' son! on his farm. ' The Piano stands a - �
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. og those advertised n the outdde in Hamil- ly of good crops, frost and bail, is roused I i �WL I 'i -, �J
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E; W READ YMADE - I can only be learned by eiperience.- I ton, but I ran across one and entered, I in- from hie stupor, fully awakene(4 to the im- bus . pig had Mrs, Graham's hand in er mouth, twd.foot and a half 119b, and has well -de- � I
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I SILK WAISTS. ormed the'la she was asking half a portanoo of the 1*0ment, whe�j he realizes $to , some of them, afoot and a half above �_, . -
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roll . L p I . - I . . and voluntarily paU it in advance. The currency that there was to b 3 no Ontario dayi, I expected, wheat 20, oats 25, ; ix the from D&VY, if' A BrUc , ��, . � . �
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Is 786 time for ym - I . considered even as great a broi li to the farm. , Y)rkton Cutting has just begun ; delay- when she bid -them good-bye in d th. Bes L L
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, ,me . I ad Uy,reaecib rains. Average yield, wh,eat� sides a husband the following children mourn the vessel by tb �
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)OU section. Thm . . , / . - . . . , cupants besid Investiga- L � �the loom of a mother : Qe and. and his impresslonx�f the inquisitive vloltor. - - � it, t ii
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. 40"N' T_ v_vw. I . I . . imiss Watkins, at home; Ut F
A, . th , to . VV~. ,I . .1 the official annotincemento that these exour� X, lepawa- 17wenty;five per cent. of w so % lJoraper, of He has been OBB � a To-o"gagement ,on the � ", 4
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3e, but that d . L � 1. -_ I � � - 8 wanted. "� " Walking fasNad plates" are Gladstone About 301 cent. of cutting ! . li�qg,
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I � - � our Suits and all ga MQntaL purchased from our fine new stock, wbethe - , province, for the Manitoba farmers,- gener. appears more promising. Average wheat berry, for nearly tenyears, P&sfted PeSeefully '_�AV. � "
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ra these goods are, t . : i _. L I -alli,i,opeaking, have about an m joh dread for yield, 18 to 2 1 bushels. ' . �--
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p � .- I . I ;i - � -' lookedatherandea thatebewao a large L "I VOI 11 r - �;a k .
. . � � 0 . i � down ." c�llar and paten L of Spsdinft a oue, to rake the ashes .
to-� - . I - . t I&A ier � tion, a Ornickshank and had been an ; valid f6r he was I
L .. . Moman, in fact several sizes bigger than my- , ,ohoeff, as crop cub. IR in has delayed opera I t.. i4g .
, �. I I an East Indian 11 000lie $) - $ 8 ; a, oars past. She w" one o the early of the fire -box. I As doing to a L - - T� I
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. wearers at home to'play ball a. id billiards. has delaye(t h to ry active until a few years ag . The ro- T. - - 1
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I _ ++ room, and which had unlevel og% W to $50 per month, . I .
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warm weath". W'',� . L I '9 SHARP' DEALI : - ship, he met with an accident th '-)' although Pro' I - � *. Ila . I
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0� at ,final do7w . , ___(xn was on the lead driving up the angway t 11 L . � - _*E. �
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_ . 163tilig SMOUg - and terribly crushed, -
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FAT8, PAR a 'a a gangway. 'Mr. Jackson fell ab ut 20 ferat, in between the wheels
.801 m. Armstrong. L we understand, and bad his limbs injured go, hin !be :being driven 1nto his lung. H
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L . . - hese garmenta-lare hdving a phenomenal sale. - The coat: to U th borbood ; " Mr. John MoLea , south of 7strtv . 11 . ;
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9,' KNICK KNACS - I .� the ;grac'el* and g6ja eral, way attractions. Oubside the tenta, barkers . day, and anoth� �r one seriously injured. � . ia I I
compound and design have no equal, and ihe style an I MANURED LAND. ' i 1 vk 4
� I I - has purchased Mr. John Weirli farm, on dart, t*o wagone, r3everal pigs and chickens : i
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d� ad, I - . a . � . 1. I . BARR COLONY. 11 the 16th concession, to Mr. Samael Fergu- the , rest of the stationst Princeton. east of j, 1. - �
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L7 . That our styles in th Be garments are by far. the cl�oicest shown I any hi use, Y�s, rl, bb here we have the is B . Wo sulto of which eight cars I
; . throw confetti; college rhymes eoult be 9 ul ao0ide In some way the bullet I Lan e 1,
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If yox haven!t seen our range, we should be'' glad '10 Colquy", , -Hugh Radford, a respected 1'resident of wer( dostroye by fire, rogine iefloUsly lj� -, _.
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I day, August 210t. Wobad bee ailing for The fire was doused by the explosion of a 1": I
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L I . I � i diseases that Vf'lred medical skill but it was t'he 91191110 of the approsoloing train failing 4i ., - .
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I=_1tL 41, C 1, - DW'3ship of Hibbert, Another family wwm, Mr.! M Waod haa purchased a busi- - 80 or disregarding a semaphore riet I ",.-C�- , � `11
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L — Aft, i i Q 1-04100. 1 The Knickerbooker Company of N�iv It rk t' only the pa,ab month that he wa compelled to 14 -_-,-a I
,W%k I L showed up there to a slim house. 16 .60m. whc have done credit to themselves in the ness n St. Gel I g . I , I I _� . I
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T. and Mrs. WWOU 0 . to give up the reins of his activo� farm life. ago at him to prevent -his train proceeding ' �`,V_11. -, 1, �'
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. - F_ r te V tL172*50 to 0 pany is largely composed of ladies aA.d their ORN River district are the sons and � -1) t'understorm on Tuesday; L 1 i ; "A.7 N
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,turned home -th . 1�r . . . � . I . i He was born in Burford t � I 1_�'
. . acting and performances were of -an Wrtooent daughters bf the late William Henry, -an of I&E t wee 1, t,l arm of Roberti I � i k I .
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� id' wed mother, settled heie go' 20 forbu uatel , ' apt act on fire littl
� -,b-'r.V_"__ _-A-A."H-11,744-6 T-3-1 I* _.� 11__6__6_&_W_6_ � street ab 10:30, -the great croi* I . I me -4 � . fl
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0. ; lodfay, as my good newsparei friend, y I re. R, H. 0ox has sold the north� I , I
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I . i I in religion and a Liberal in politics. Har�ard has ougagedNed Havolan Sig coach i : , f
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I & . minh �fl. a 11 and wear �ud .bW of the, )lay I : "' 9'. male had been in pastuge. !there for eome gage�nvnt ianbt public.." � .
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