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�Mr no fignrobetween the psronjhes�s after each
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ThergOvereign Shoo—fthardsonk)LIAD418--5
Auotlou Onto—Joan MoLoughlin-6 4�
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Auction Sale—Joteph Horrfooa—s i
Clearing Sale--Wra. Rogers__5 1: .
Pbwl etc—Kennedy Bros _s . �:
ii��%Ura--W- k. inill" [ I . _.
00=0 to? Sale—Sprost Bro" i
Our BUSInG88--W. Pickard ani Go._5 �; .
Ovaroost*—D. k. VoBosth-5 i.
BMW ShOw—R. W1111s and Son -4. i
ttpeclal—Alex. Wilsou-6 �
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DOU1. CbUgh--O. Aberhars--5 �
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Dwefling for Sale -0. X. Sutbod and--$ I
A Ch0166 folection—J. F. Daly --8
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919AFORTIEs-FRMAY', Oct. I& 1121. 1903
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The FinanoW Situatioll: of
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A recent statement issued by -h .r. Field
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.he finstion of the Dominion to be. In a very
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1htlsf&ct0rY condition. Notwithstanding the
acb that very Intgo , ' 'a hs i , bee
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nade for� various. works and morv,(,
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rh-roughout the Dominion, and t1hat the
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otal expenditure has, been very laigely in..
reased,, so buoyant b" the revs. no been
bat bhel�fina ial year, which 0101110d, with
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blO:$Urp!Ufof revenue over expenditure,
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nd the ftan.00 Minister, is able to make
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is statement that a ,*Ivery considerable re -
notion h M'boon midi In the publie debt,
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'his reduction amount# to nearly t I in mil-
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inst be credited to the: result of �� adult -
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is- Provinces. The real reduction #hst has.
mn made to the, debb by the Feder4t authe, , I
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it!"t daring the financial yogro amounts to I i
lout, six millions and a. half of IdollArs,
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his year ev6ry mor.th b, s - shown 1, an in.
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caw in the on-rcent ravei us, so th%4 even a n
itter showing should m made 11in the t
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lances at the close of the ' resent y4r, I
in view of the rapidly ro I I
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MI'd It not ba well to 06nolder t4 ad.vis. b
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the taxation ? A rl� � revenue only h
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kis is tba policy on which We: partyi gained. , b
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were There has. sinca be'�n �ho i Public I
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or -store, the revenue continties go rolific, b
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l6b"b8sa f6r.ths- Pul; Vwo or� three f1
arsp it, 5801nx to us inoumbeilt on th, 0, Gov. - g
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selderable, redu6tion in taxation, this in' -b
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distributing the surplus as, special i fav
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ong the several constit4sualleal Uwe of ti
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y doubtful expediency �
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:Ing money out of 0 .
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u- the other with a I liberal toll W those -
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3g that the money. does not oft ' on Ond its
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(ot equitable. The, better way w,o�ld be I
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�sduca the taxes, and. then the w'onej pi
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.41 098 who, earn it.� The H
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x ingsititty -to make; as equal a raalstrl.�
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,on among the conabituenoiss " po�oible.!
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bjeot or complain of the expondf4ures. th(
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rely blamemble for this. if the M�te of �
tion. is kept bigli- to that money t . Br
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.1buted. in this way, bb � fauli �o, in : pro
ty, with the people. lit I a, very v I taite- leis
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bhe p�pple, irrespoct . a of party, a to , bee
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a for it., In the first pla '.'the 0 osi..�; ter
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in, Parliament., Ith h hey com' lain
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� Thor reason for this. is,, tl,,ey are %,`�raid "�'
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nc; if , one' gr nL is � ob. Mr.
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ieana of' ontting off 9, great ma I
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Opposition, also, always etrenu4asly to h
t toth& cutting down Dr t&Xaiiojl. Ken
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cuu.irom onsm. This will continue tO be, the. Justices of the prokent, div�aion are Sit Wilw there wax at iding mly for 'a good -on Friday last. He w" taking: a load of SEAFORTH'S LEADIN RE.
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case so long as the revenue is raise� -by in. liam 111sradithp 1�hisf suitice Valooabridge many. Theo lurch was tastefully decorated oats to the mill, and 11,While -attempting to" . - ! - . SHOE STO
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direct taxation, as at - I and Chief Justies Molli I with Chancellor "for the ocasefi a. The pastor presided, and straighten a bag withoutogetbing off the � . I -
present. Thom win Boyd as .president. Thig, is the p6iition had on Ill ri A nd Is b hand two for ; I I
be waste and oxbrA7Agt%noe, no Mat . . a f mer load, he fell and one 7 tho wheals passed I .1 - �
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� party May be in power. .- The �g 0 an nay. -General, bid made, for himself: The now of Han4 1;, and Rev. M. J. Wilson, of Dr. Rog ', wounds mud he is, . .
� Iarg dressed the __ DRESSY SHOE, I
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cupidity -of th� poopk, brII W bur 1. in. -fact that it is now to be � filled 'by another, Nile; Exc#jl ub music was rendered by the now dof g nioely.—Rov, Me MoDermid, (if, - � I
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directly through their - Parliament&,. would seem to indicate ith Mr. Gibson has church choir' and others. 'iThe proceeds Windoo preached ini the Presbyteriat ,
sentatives- I'll anta, �1'00;6* been inflolenced,to standi '�' .the Government amounted to . , . . I . church Sunday evening -Iseb, —Mrs., . Ek �
, force the Governm 6 to tills 'for *batter�-or for worse ail I live or die, politi- - —We are ' orry 'to rep)rt the death of Boyce, Goderlob, Is visiting friends in �
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t raniedy fof &I �y I I hich oopurrii. on Wednead4y night, of lost Tuesday of the death 'at Rathwell, Mani-
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.ation. This *oald be largely'for the 'bane. . . 9 The damOlgn in - Ku oks opened- on week. She w is marrieds, lijible over a year tobs, of Mrs. Duncan Cameron, formerly a . -
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Monday last, when Be R. amey, M. Lf All M awrouce, her maiden name respeotaA resident'of. thio,, village. The re- - .
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fit of the masses, but the corporations an' 1. Did -it ever occur to you the great change that bas taken
. 0 � 6� b0,,,,,,,1;U!:,1� on, and was the third4gogh- mains will be broughb heie 4w Interment, place in the kin
14000polistir, &rWoll&$ the P, spoke ab a Mahaffy mee *ng at Grav . � . d
.1 . . . onticians, will On, ter of Joseph 1 you. She was idways known and the funeral wilt take - place from the - of shoes.the men wear. A Iew years ago any old thing in the w4y of a
hurO." I That should said the mabtei. if as great ob , ob and Leagdo worker, end residened of Mr. Win Scott,
6 ht against it ,as lonk as they oa ,' ,as it! I ; merchant, on shoo would suit most men but now his shoes =st be perfect fitting and of
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- would spoil many of their Not laid schemes. , , .will be very )uoh missed in Itheis circles. Friday, ab I o'clock,: to Rors' cemetery, the latest style I hape and material—in fact man�a shoe plays a very im-
., . . I . . por6r the electors of � 1� skoks must be am well as by large number of friends- and London koad, . .
it would, also, stop the pernicious system peculiarly constituted � 4 haqy is the.Con- I . '_.portant part in his general make up, The shoes we sell are Seltated with
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which tends to make the morvative candidate.1 *- acquintano-es.! Our sincere sympathy in , - - I
. rich r1oher Ind bfie � . ; extended to t' 6' bereaved butbind mind � re- : Varna. great care as, to their style, comfort,_ finish and durability 'and every pair
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. The' -other day, whilei 11 I'll, I � NOTICS.-Mr. Ban Higglub now wears a , carries with it -the stamp of Good Value. Is it any wonder then that our
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etary of ftte and G'vefument leader power' and no.-ve that saved Mrs, L' - u haVe a`4
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. Dominion Parliament. , I . I . _ Oulml morning. -Master Leonard Keyes gob a assortment like this to choose from :
. in the Senate, ,wAs addressing, that body.on 11:`r0otor, of G6der1oh township, from,alm.pab
. . scratch on Ilia eye and blood poisoning boo I .
. I I instant death ; bile picking apples One !Y nab in. I
We were mistaken'last week in predict- the second reading of the Grand Trunk Mrs. Harawall, 'of Godericb,in vimit- The 86ter Shoe, o
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� Ing that the members. of -bbe - Dotni i ' lastwook. 811 wav up in a tree, and I In Ing bar rov, John . � calf,
Parliament, would be able toi nlou Pacific bill, after speaking f�r a'n, hour and a reaching it thought she strainqd Ohs ? geue6l march% - nb, of this patenb kid and enowdl calf at $3.50 and $5 a pair, ,.
. I part Ica of quarter, � amidst considers6le -interruption, arterles-of he 0 �.e place. -MW Jennie Rathwell has gone to . The King Edward Shos in dobgola kid and box calf at $3 and $3.50.a pair. .
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I Toronto to clerk in- -a store. -Last Monday I The Peerless Shoe in dougols kid and 'box calf at $3 and $3,50 a pair. . I
their Thankigiving dinner at, their omee. suddenly grew faint and hoid td'be assisted self riuddenly owing weak, but v*h won. Mr. Wm. Purdy was picking apples in Mr. I The King Quality Shoe in patenb calf and enamel at $4.50 and $5 a Pair. ; 1,
The House Is still in .jession � . derful (proseno of mind she in � 0. Ward's orchard, when a branch broke The Unrivalled Shoo in box calf and dongola kid ab $2,50 -and $3 a pair and a bott � .
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tion do' , soon after. emergiag into!! the fresh 'air. .steady herself I atil she reached - the grounid, I bf other--
. as not &seen to be much nearer than � lotting him fall a distance of about 201eet, 7
i Senator Scott in 78 years ' age. He ham when she we . lines of fine shoes at $'I), $2.50 and $92 50 a pair. May ,WV show you our lines if ..-
� it was last week. During. this week main- . -off Into &-swoon, Medical through the tree, breaking .some ribs and Men's Fine Shoes. . I
� been prominent in political ! Ife since before aid 'was imme a . .�
bore have been.' struggling with the supple. I Confeder tion. He was aib ' a time a mem- some time bef �'o sumaiGued, and It was bruising -him quite a bib. -Mrs, Word, of z
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Mentary estimates and,, also with the �bill to bar of the Ontario Gover ment, and has �-M 4 4 ++al! � �
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re. Millot, mother of. Mrs.$. A. Me. and yliter here. -Mr. Levi Mokins has . 77_��_ I - . ' -
scones more honest 6lootions. There are occupied his present positio . In the Laurier gaw, of GoAerl(!'h, died on Thursday of last . _
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however, several. clauses in 6h nt, since its formation, He has week, after a long illness. Atre. Mille�'s year. Mack krown a good man when�he fr
.- . is' hill to been';L remarkably vigorone man,bobb phyal- maiden name w so Philf ' ad she was , Rs WILLIS & SON, Seaeforth 1�_
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which there seems to be. -a goqd deal of ob- oally and intellectually,' bit nature Is get- in Scotland in 183�3. khan quite *'youn one. --Quite a number attended Blyth . I . I
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,� . - be ' left ting the better of Cleveland with relati ' 9 faellre; they reported a good time and a wet - I
jeotion, and the probability is ll� Will I � him, and10 will have to girl she came t� Sole Agents for the Slater Shoe for ruen-4nd. the V,mpreso Shoo for
stop dowr and out befort . I vast one. -Mr. F�an k Keyes has returnect home . woMet
over to be dealt �Ith next session, as inem. ; v6r� long. The and at the age i i IS was married, to James from New . Ontario. -Mr. and Mrs. Johns ' ' 7 � . . & I -1.
I � . 1. incident bf Tuesday Is-& waiAing. that there Miller, a mouk or, of that, place. A f ' �_ - . :_���
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bore do nobsesta-muoh disposed to tackle a will be is *&can . 10W attanded the wedding of their cousin, Miss -easeful as in former years. -Mins Witts, a T. N. Forsythe. Mr. Bell made a. feeling
� oy in the ,0abineb and the years later, abo t 1851 or '53, they remov0d -
measure of this kind so late in the samion' I Ellis- Tipp.ett, B&y.flold, to .14r.. Wm. Mug.
.. , Senate before very Ion . ,a weis the father to Goderich, w ore Mr. Miller become cqu� . former resid,eab of town, but who is now in and sultable r 1: on ibehalf of himself
. . tard, of the same place, on Wednesday,- Toronto, to "viliting friend$ in town this Mrs, Bell. ep y , And
and- more pmrtioidatly as ,the attend% ce of of the now celebrated 9cott . A.0t, which was nooted with the ,foundry., Some 15 � � . . Addresses were alec; given b
� I . . I . y0ar" Miss May MoAsh Is the guest of bar bro. week. -Mr. E. Hammond, of - Wingham . _y -
insmed of ter him. - .�; ago Mr. Mlller:died, ano several present, all expreaIsive of the vaii. :
members in not 70! uch more than a qu um. � . I for the pasOoleve!n ther, Dr. MeAsh, of Bolgrave.-The Bible ' ited friends here over Sunday.- Mre able a vices rendered the church and ths
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I - .� - years bfa'wido* had resided at Winu�pag Society meeting this year will be held in Zarry Holmes, of Wingliamf paid bis usual cause I f relifion by Mr. and M
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er, Minister of Ao- oultur� the English church, on October 19th. Rev. visit- to town this weak. -Mr. Robert Doug, also ex pressing the togre .
o,' withla bi " 0'aterib Dairymen's As .#, nature study, at "the G9derich exhibitio' .
9 I sociption, , hold a. 0 2 Mr. Newton is expected to be present. Mr. isax-has disposed of the baking department at thei? contemplated r - t felt ou all n"
! school section N . 5, Rullett, secured fite Newton is a former pastor. As this society of his business to Mr. Roberb Barret, of this them well in their - new emoval and wishing
club. They moved it resolution coudetWDg Brantford Iseb week, a resolu �ion Was adopt- '
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the manner in' wifoh the last cansual ' and sphere, of
� in-6ne of the beat in the' world, we expect place. who has been working i"ns of.the labor. - The proceedings were :also enliven
. . , i was ad urging the Go�ornment , -,A - make Hon, of grasses and bloveri firmb prize; - collactloon each church member to do his and her duty best bake shops in Ingersoll for the past two- by' mu ' ,#d
token and the large expense inourredi 11 Th,'e,
; I .Thomas Bodlantyn4 a Cabin A Minister in of weeds and V�Ieed seedr first prize 1041 Releotions, The evening was
Minist6r,. ho � � I I ; Of aid be presoub at this meeting. Aninvita- years.' We have no doubt bub that he will most &I reashly spent and all seemed to -feel -
I waver, was .able to. thow, 1�t -charge of the dairymen's late#asba, after are b wild flowers ana. leaves, secondi prize 'a extended to all, -Rev. Mr. Miller is keep up the reputation. of ,ohe shop by turn- that-th iv had'eautribated to a most d -
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least to the matiolaction of his natural"w6od, ff�cnila prize ; of insects, etoi, � Isu
, term, calling him to the Senate, , . strong depu. - : able to take his place again, and his people i _
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that the census tilien under dire .tation was,jalso appoints third prize'. As4� them I outnothing but the best.-Mroo -Joseph able ob act. The following Ill the' add,rew ..
. . I Ills d 0 go to Obtaws .; I a collectio as were all -ere pleased to have the privilege of heor,4 ter, of Jackson, Michigan, i Is at presen�. 11 -,
auppo; made outside of jreguI&r school work and in Mit, BRLL, We as members and
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depariment'was much more fall and occur' and urge -this upon Sir.Wilir Laurier. As g him, -Mi ,A. J. Keyes a6ended the visiting bar friends in town intendin to - .
: I ropriety of increasing, the Cabinet by duriag' the las� spring and iummor v0e r o adhere ts of SD, Andrew's church, Icippen,
Me that� that preViously taken by the Con. 6 the' p* consider it a very I convention herd in London last.week, being move her furniture to Jaoksoup wheteiler and"
I n additional Minister, we or not rapared ,'creditable standing for one acherm and pupils o
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servativ� par . a more school. � .
- ty,"sud � that -the expenso wag' �flo may. Bub, if one is to ei ddef, � M keeping better, but are still under the mill shut down for a 1P_ ep regreb at our
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nob projortion%tily greater, The mobiola of .c6thpatankparson for the" ON blou tbas Mr. -On Monday 0 ing of 1470 week, while doctor's care. . ew days this week# . knowleige of your futen-ded removal from ,
I , Ballantyne could not be gob. But, in so drivi alcag th itaboll g . I while putting in grates so that they can our n I hborhood
the Oppolf tion w w . I . : raFelo opposite I and congregation, have �
f 0 therelor;,. voted dow, far as tho vacancy in the Sau�ts I ,. I � I . - ! . burncoal exclusively, as wood is getting 'S this 'eveningo- to manifest our -
n Mr. MeKoeve I oule, toward Listowel, . ' &Hem
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b� a good majorty in &.thin House, t r Missoo Mary and � Cromart.v. very scarce In these parts. hearty Ipproolatlon 0
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' ad, TuE: Ex-posmon would .e0inestirmsoond , oulao uke, daughters of . I � in f your kind services bo.
, There now seems to be co'asiderable doubl the Dairymen's recommiend ' N Adis 'Duke, 3rd boncession of Gray, warp It's the' little things in life, like the fly in . : wards t # the 'various functions of the
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; w1o, from a p iness ntan& % from tho buggy and slightly Injured You 110 long. so earrmtly and I
1# � to whothei thtre I will be b in Onts arty oar tj Pull oman bhro � church 4'hich
f, . a disso'lubio and I 0 the butter, that bother some folks the wo3t, 10ppen,
I i to effid. a h6r re
,h &' I ago—a more grace, D. Hay', Commissioner and Convoyancer.1 a I I i
election during t & coming ' Iota int, is move deserving of recognition than The bronoo bhey� were driving became So, almo,46 is the little thi " I atly filled. We Would t
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I � I 18 Un'tallantyne,'and it would.1 be a graceful . rifistoned at a pig on the side of the road) ful curve here, more roomitherap particular willoo mortgages &ad doeds drawn up, Money leaned p 0 1
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N #aid thab there will be #n6her a iorb thing for the Government to' liquidate this' 'on was soon be ad control, Miss Louise, atton,tioii-having been Ivan to every detall- � At the 10,feek rat" of interest. 1740-H ; Mrs. , 11 this cream and sugar set, in ! "I'll ......
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��Jion early in .t 0 ftew year, and that ban dehi bo'w when so favorable an opporbu�iby who was thrown at first, Nubbsined only a that osdies our Cloth lackets and Far Gar-' DIED INDAVOTA.—Atan I er f .. ,
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the 618(tion oqdrs, No appointmenb could. be made tb . I y friends In thisl Miesion1laind and in other c -burn
�Wffottltf ill t It jab slighb bruise on 6 a hip. M iso Mary, who mouts eo be I I ship shape/' comfortable ,and �! neighborhood will read with melan-,holy in- We are not h work.'
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I I ap ng in nor I 0 tarlo. � . Keever's 1 tendfa thereby torOM11UGrAte YOU in Say
will follow to thel ia� p'soo'cr"GA01Y oil I Mr. Me opeovand had her head and, p r I cheas nagn dr'a' ar ut a 0 satisfaction, Is - our take from the ludejendent of Hado;rlin, 19 .
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1hould this be t6 final -conal -_ - W. V !rhe H it J)n- Su�ldsy motning, Poeunifiry aenss,'but, in s
ujioa, It � willo; I - I shoulders badly u1sed and her ear out, thal stronghold, . '31 . cFaul 00,, Saisforth, North Dakota -, . orns degree, be.
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- I i � doctor ha to put several �st,ftdbes in the � -sides In mere word* .
0 4oubbt 6e the resull t of a ootapromisi be�� I Wows of the Wipek, ' V113 I 1870.1 September 6, Mrs. James Audereou, aged 40 . to indicate "our gestle,
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w, i The9buggy wis smashed,to pjaesi, and 21 dayop after having . . bin that we-, -
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son the .Govicroment and Oe wombers, Mus, D.�L, Mooiw DY,AD, M ra, Dwight and left along, bh6 road, CUUTUNI RN',OkN1$(j,-Tho good people yearep two months I oberishtoward you. We can a' .
I . L, Moody, Oldo'w of the ev'a sbyterian congregation here bave 6'Iftared severely for over two weeks f,rom that the u I . Psure YOU
b is: not much of � secret that � the Govera4 n anst, died on "The Indian: Head (N,W,T,) Prairie'. of the Pre �ho effects of o nanimous vVish of those �o w,hom
. . . i afternoon, at her, 6mo in HAob recently completed extensive repairs on their ft0eFp1Vg On a nail, blood pols-
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out desires an, election'" soon 4 saturday Witneol, "alts M A wedding at 8111taluta on 81 10 you have been so true & Personal friend and
� I ponc blop� Northfield, Mossaolturebts, ' church building. The roof hoa� been otting in lowed' by I k' wt passed banefsol or, i that.you and your family may
- 0 i I# il in which the bAd� was a format Waltonjou, � 1hing- 00 ail
tit the members 4 not care to forego two Arrrms Too Pi,ENTIFUL - Commercial , I Iedp'haw stained glass windows' have been away. Deceaved. was born 1 in way town. long be
,I t � fin follows '. "A �retty wedding to . ship, Huron count
oelons' I a-demolty,! Th nt-- sea ion agent Bail,* a!t Birmington, a' vises �Canad- . . A placdi� put In, and tho interfor has boon nicely _yp Canada# where' she epared to eujOY the'sontinued bless.
� ' here on Wednosd�y, September '2nd, at the Ing and presence, through a happy life
as beft. an ui u.susl IRA apple ithippers to be ca !aful for .the painted, calsoigined and otherwise decorot. . . and
r . ,U;t "no, and ha .� r grow to womanhood- at the home of her par- glorious aternity. of HImwho is t
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a �ir i;n � I present and'. - not send too, lAr :a quantities, reeidenco of We J, Smith, - mhen his sister, ed, while new carpets have boon placed in ents, Mr. and Mrs, Wilson 'MoSbarry, come -he giver
can 64811114's AN Well, and If 0 thij, im emi 0 - t the p Miss Lizzle Laur&' aud W. R. Trench, drug.- . to North Dakota in 1887, on a visit of our b at gifts." . -_
. .rhere It a glut in the market Mat the igloo and on the pulpit and choir plot- to
or# hid to a�d the . __ I � - fist, wero united in Marriage, Rev. R. C.' in listere, Mrs. Isaac Luker and Mrs. Job -
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expanolo of an Oleation I time, bub it will. come right g dpally. .He forms. It nowl looks very pretty, bat h out, h egr . u I . .
, . ollock, of ballisborn, wan the officlabi I Anderson, While here ohs -met i
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b would notbe very plaos a or pro:fibable,' :ays-shippers will make bobtei ricem if they 09 side and inside,1 The re -opening and anni- and mairled . Perth Notes.
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y the shorb sessi . I . . and small. quantities and ookly to in. clergyman. '-The. bride wait charmingly versary servies 1were held on Sunday, the' James Anderson, on August 8, 1889, to -On Wednevday,. Oct -
on method pr(poesd nl�em- , dree4ed iv a blue orope-de-ohen6 gown, trlm. . ober 7th, at haN
Ora. - I -, � - I f terfor tofts, ;instead of all b .ough Liver. Uh inst,, whon�Rov, Mr. Baivem, of Bruco, whom weroborn five children, three of
won d be porn tbed - to � imV another mad with embr idered chiffon and ' , Past al*
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. . which, betide the husband, survive her, ok, p,
. pool, Londay . I ,:n exceedingly Pretty wedding
ftean,*d I and Bristol, ribbon, while her, white field,- preached pwb very able sermons to at Listow.el, -at the residence -of
- .red dollars-, . which would go a Rousma im, , ,rrlg Sao ou.-Joseph 4o'n9'&woy gown WOO bills very largo congregatiors, On the following the oldest but I I years� of age. These are Mr, and Mrs. Thoma
Wa � . and white ouibing I'[ Nfre., We J, Smith pre I i to 8 Manv, Mitzhellgrivol
cod � in helping t ,� *Chamherlain started one �fflornl g on a day's - Monday evenin an old fashioned bee m ado when their oldest daughta
. 7 - hem on I witl� t 1o1r aidid at bb . . set, 104 to mourn the tons of a (ofid and devoted �
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a organ,and played Moodelsohn's Ing was field, I . -ro, IMI#a
oshire, nd was wel- cells W Is and mother, There are two sitters and Mande, I me the, ,
action � rpause1j, whi vifilb to a friend in Fif I . b wai a splendid sue M" Life companion of Mr.
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P to the olc#j9n could P arrival ab Cup . � by , wedding marah, whill Mi 8 1,okson every he ladies of the ( P4robher in Ojiva,da, &ad the two shiters William Butt. .
comed on hi a large made a very pretty'li a ""' " a reopecti )ongreF�. ; .
oil the present voiers' listo, wbiob crowd. bble flo
a hold ' � 11i MA40 a sb6,rb 0 b hfoh - war gl I.- only tion had made t is mosb- boautifil.1 provis ( fuentioned above and a brother, Wm. Me, -Mr, Win -
a now in course' of preparhtiDR, and lbbe red his'heareriv, remar�i to U uv the Immediate relativemand intim to frienda ,I.or the inner man, and fb,was all of ie be a 8 arry, living- bere, Ab the time of her house an ,�Iot* Timms has purchased tht
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sign literature will keep fr' c " V 'bu I o one of the controictfa - parties wor present. ' WQ in such ab indanoe that, des tb in the South ward, Mitaeu,
amp a# I or hot had anefitted more than him � , _plb - E d ath Mis, Anderson was surrounded by known ow :the old Bristol Property, from
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kis f In the Past The happy pair b irded the easte�n exprees ' a b a hor*husband two #Uteri, Mrs. We Pollock, �
me by the;pport of the wor I ! very lirge sudioilce,there'was abundance for
- Under,all the oircumetan, 0, t r6a . 110 d 0 1 for- a brip to Bran Ion, Witialipeg and Fort 1' . b# M ins Net .
, he ,have the a& confidence Ion, and there Were baskets full left over, . r aunt, Miss Radio Marsho the zurse, all years agi thin property was worth $1,15M,
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re, it -Le pretty safe to- lay out O" 0 lot Duo rud supporb in his promenb undertaking, : Frances. The bt do is a ! general favorite i An excellent . I of whom did everythin � sible to zrolieve and cit r Mr. Ti
. i I here, while the gv om is on I i ,prqgramme *as also provided, Poo � mmil has got a great box.
r another short Nessio early 'in the iew I 110 CHILD , a of o�r popular ! hir suffering, Fituaraf
� � 11 or His &,D A(m, -The � The 'chair woo occupied by the worthy pas. somices were hold gain or V, le, -place has depreciated in value
or, and then look out, for, the dismolut�iou Marquis of Donegan who, AlthDUgh he has young business me 3. " I . itor, . Rev, Mr, Cranston, who has only one in the Methodist Mpbeopal church, In Bud. considerably.
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, been married three times, has hitherto been , fault, and 'that is, that he will ps,!mijt In erl(n. on Tuesday afternoon,: Rave T. A. -The Atwoodatsge t,-eain crosbed ,
d the alectigns alcitg or t� , a ilittle
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re' childleps, has become , a father 4 b the age of iremsining In a condition of single Wessed Olson offiofating, The beautiful long sar- excitement itiMitobell re"ntl �
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outse .1 .� � I . � , 9.2, He married'his third wlfe�l & daughter NOTEs.—Messrs. Will and Joe Reynolds iness, when he should have another occupant vioe was by Mesdames Bomb and Watson and was left standing in fron I . The team
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� 1� 6f Henry Twining, of Halifax, ova Scotia, Mr. M. Lyn - M�ssrv. Kevello and We G. Engle. The at. Co.'s butehe .
- � I . visited at oh's last Sunday,- Ifor the handsome and commodious maned, - r she
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ditorial 'Notes! i - t the beginning of the year: Sh is 2-2 ydars Mr. Frank Klein spenb lost Sunday at the Butp with the pumber of pretty, a' dance was large, attesting to tke univers- and mader ,p, sad became frightened
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' I onsibi a lively darsh up W,ain 11tres4
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i I . old. The child, who is a boy so born one f young ad cultivated young ladies in the . a, liesbeem.ond respect in which the deemed turning i 'to f he Hicks bouve alloy. The
I 9 parental home._Q;jite.& number o coagrd- - .
If our worthy friend, who oocajionsIl iro - day recently. He will Inherit . a title, bu� men are passing through this vici I ation, it is likely he will remedy this do- w a V a large ofrole of frlends and rig strucl � the corner of the �bstoffico and
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literary" genius through. bi! a- , eZto libGle oleo, Merations of in fowl. Among them we noticed Mr. allb in his dementia affairs before very long, broughb the horses to, in standstill, No
umns of the .�, the family having.equandered t a eutati, J09seph Carling. J 0 Va a humbler. -Mr. Make ddresses both interesting and appropri- .-Anniversary services in conuee- � damage � v" done, however, and the stage
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I . I!!-"- I � spenb Iset'Sunday i Pith his sister, M 4te we,re delivered by Revs. Messrs, Sha ; with the Kippen Methodist church will coach eoo iL
Satins what he pre&' es,,he might acoom. - i . re. Mike proceeded oil its jour , neV.
a good L his own . Hiiron Notes. . . ' of Egmondville ; Henderson, of 8 -, and r
ish som x. K. Holland, taffs
94. . Klein.' -Our march int, Mr. ( wl be held on November Sth and 9th. when -The I rame house vorth of 'St. Marys
oni ide of he � . I . I I intends shipping a .6arload ofpotatoes some- MeAulay. of MitchkI. The choir of the Rev. Mr. Allen, of London, will conduct Junction, known as the old ,
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case, and it he had romqva �th� boom -The Clinton public .,S�hoo i board has I time in t; Exeter Presbyterian the Sabbath serviose- both morning an flughes ,pro -
he near fat urs. -The land is now I church discoursed 9 d perby. w w destroyed by fire on � Wednesday
)in his own eye before he expanded so � raised thersaltrie 1. a of all their to 'ohere, . itl-excellent, condition for plowing an'a the _ on Monday evenin a fowl evening-, I eptember 30th. It Wi
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iob ment I I sweet mupic ; Miss MoNaught, elocutionist, - evening, and
al energy in trying to:. discover! as occupied
. �_Mro. B. Plynn, of Winghadl, - has die-. weather very .favon ible. of Mitchall,gave several reeltabioum, and Mr' supper win be hold. -Alex. Molemi , son by Jo Axmstr,o,u section
a mote in the eye of Ting Ex ' . I 01 . I . mes � S_ man on the
. [4081ToR he 0 11'. of Rohn McNev* who has been in the Grand Trunk . Rai way. There was no
I d of her property In'that to to T. and Mrae Stoneman, of Heneall, gave sev.
uld appear a deal mois cousisteilb. I 0 1 t ; H. i I . — . f
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I � - , 7 t, , � I . Woss, for 62,000. . I . Lon0obbro' . oral duets. It was .% roal: treat from firkt Mdlsons Bank in Clinton, bas been trans. insurance on t. -ho contents, *tioh were
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.11 . . . -H. 44, Tudhope baa disposed of his ': NOT913 . * bolast. A social was also bold the folio Win ferked to Alvinstion, sod has been promotr.d owned by the tenant, Join" 'Armstrong.
I � , -Quite a Umher of the friends pf evening, ' when the programme co is, I to the Pobitfon of taller. Alex. is to be The'loss v .
Hon. Georg'e E. Foster ex Minister of grocery business in Wffigham�,.'to Wad I no to rill be a heavy one, �,,
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nonce, who f6r the! past two years has Brotheis, of Fordwi h ;; I a Mr. and Mrs, Or& ford gathered at their mainly of �refrefjhments and social converse. congratulated an his progrobs, which is in -A year-old steer ' belon
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an living quietly in Torontq, 13. -Mr. Be H,-SMIZO ;hip d fF;rn Clinton, home on riday ev Ing last, and presented On the whole the re -o ervices were a keeping with the standard of our Kippen Bragg,of laushord,bro I I Mr.
. devoti g � f . ' L keone of its front I
. the other d&'y,'0va car lo x t- theni wib a writ. desk, before leaving for marked success from bo 9 when they g I . egg
nself to various buelt I 1i a 0 ort I Tnlmll lost, and, as o out in the o do a few day by �epplllg into a
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hose interests. and in ght .p on their now home in � the West. . �world t 1 1 Yo hole in
Ile. I They will they mark anoth for herneelves,
, - The aggregate wel was 112,500 -arimportant s6age in the -Mr. mud Mrs. Pilbert Dick the field� r. Gibb, of St. Mary#, Wax '
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undisturbed enjoymene of ho'�e If -le, tounds. ' -1 I . . 4 . leave on Friday n6xb� and will boyinuch history of the prosperous- congregation, the vi.s* ed friends in Creditou duriiig the fore. 3alled and found ib necessary to ampatAte
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11 again enter politics, this tiTa in. Great -A-cow belonging to Mark keakins, of 'fainsed by t6ir thany friends here. We success was creditable to the people, and par of the week. -James Sutherland and thebroken limb near �ge shoulder. The
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GIStiouL With M ish them every sucoess.-Mr. and Mrs. musthmve been natisfacb6ry mud encourag- lag vil- Animal is d6ing Wooly and in a few dayff
itain� -in ano q Chamb�r- Loceter, was struck by the train the other w hi OD, G-,- J., of Henmall. were in the
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o has asked for his assist,Mce in the day aind -killed. The anima
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n, *b . . a . Thomas Manning have been on the nick limb Ing to the pastor. The proceeds amounted I '8;the oDber day, &baking hands with old more will be walking around with a wooden
secution of his campaign. M . Foqt� e about $35. week. -Mr. 'aud,Mrs. J. Laebam re. to $175. .friepds. Although Mr. Sutherland is now leg, Dr. Gibb .says he will
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vu ehortly for the old countfk. 0 is- -Wm. Button, of Wing turned on Monday a � in pub oil it,
q H, , hain, 'intends go- -ening. after an extend- . is fou'r6h-acore year, he is still active.- -n-M r. David Davidson, of lot 4, 00
ong on the stump, mud will atiful ad visit with fri a in Detroit, Montgom- , - upoes-
I �,_ ) the old "ing to Toronto to reside, so that he. will Wrn. Hollingshead and con, Henry, of the Sion 6, Fu larton, has sold .the old Davidson
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��try peop a pi a way that.'th+ have not bq more conveniantly situated 'to attend to ery and other p abs.-Mro. Whitley is Myth. I, I Datton raills, were- here this week, calling bomeatead at Carlin
nae visiting friend i -NOTF.S.-Antither of the, oldest residents ,Rford, . tohim -brother,
oustomi'd to- 6 ; I near Goderich,-Mr. U. on old time friends. lb is twenty years John Davi'son, who .lived on lot.5, -conces.
. hamberlalh�rmd'Foa- his lumbe'ring operations. - ' . ' -
will make'a 'poweif ul team. , ` . -Mr. S., S. Cooper of Clintod,, Tyndal and sister, 61 C&rIowj spout Sunday lb town passed away Sunday morning, about nine 5 M r., Hollinshead left here, and in that i0o �
' I V . has par- - . . I a 5 he ce was in the neighborhood
. �- . 1 1 . chased the site qf the old Clarendon hotel, .wit.h friends here. 1-4re. Crisp speptThainks. 8 o'clock, in the persou of Mrm. John Buie, - timl, many changee have taken place. Hia of ,000. 4W 1
ey. J. Kenner, the well-knowll�n� � i i wibh friends at the advanced age of 82 y. -ars. Altho old friondk were ,all plda' t IV. T"! Davidson has decided
tempe r- in that town, for $1,350, and *ill erect an � 9 ving i Clinbon,�Mrs. Brig� ugh I gad to see him build and settle in :Carlingford., Air. John ,
it. W_ � ham is. visiting friend Mrs. Buie was only in bed a week, sh agaim.-John McKay has returned to De- Davidson 'HII now sell the form he ot pre$_
e advocate, has run T. E .. up-to-date hotel ou I a in Brantford. -Mrs. a suf--
foul� of Mjr. . I fored a-greab deal, and from the first there troi.1 � L
� . . -Mrs. Elliott, mother -of MAks'. T'Andrew, , (Dr.) Young, who bag been confined to her . , to continue his studief
Ge, Of the Mibollel a in rnedjQiioe,- 11 Be -at occuo ea. which in a valuable one, sod"
11 Rec'ord4,and' t bed the ,past couple of' weeksi is improving Wa varY little hope of her recovery. Thois Mr. and Mrs- R. P). Bell have moved to move to the old homestead. -
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� * I:e- of. Gorrie, -and forraerly of Cou"ance, died .slowly, -Mrs---Dayid Floody spenb thepast , her family left to mourn her lose are Mrs. Seaf)rtb, where they will reside in t,he -Mr. Michael Collins, f St. blar ' ?,
or, over him own signature in' the Re. on Ta6day of laet, w;ek, after 06 liqgering I ' ,O
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der, pays hie re8peabe to ' bwo weeks with h Br sister-in-law, Miss rl'cOy of St. Marys ; Mrs. Curtio,st borne I � Yee one -
th illness. The -deceased was 75 y4rd of age. . 0 Air. and- Mra.'Bell will be greatly of the old I residents of the .town, died on I
. , � 6 �ravereno, Floody, of jBly6h.-IC r. - McCallum, who has a tw10 sons, who are oaptai-av on the lakes. U by the people of this neighborhood,
tleman in good style. We do -pot The remains were takcn to onoon for in- ' Zlssloei Monday, October Sth, age# 65 years. He I
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kno1v ternienp. . - . . � 1: beeninDri .Gann's hospital, Clinton for All. have the eympathy, ia -their loss, of the wibh -whom they have been associated many hAdbeenip. poorbealth-for. &few moutbe . , -
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origin of the oontroveray-or' h some time,'is 6ow able to wliolecomm�iuity. The funeral tookplace yearo. The people, f Sesforth ill find them but had 'only been,co
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oual has gone to sp8nd a owple of weeki h big Tuesday, and, to obow the 'esteem in %hich - nflued to big roord for a
lar off-enae of Mr. Konner that� . a 'b�ughb C1 seres . of land from .a Misses 11 3 wit - excellent citizens. They are followed to
ire of the editor of the Recorder, - am, of the Vill- parents in . the deceased was few days, He and -his brother. Patrick,
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not seen Mr. Kennees letber,i- to wh , Kelly, of Brussels, locat;ed 1 Montreal, ,. I bold, there was a very theii, new home by the b0b wishes of a large lived tog -ether since the death of" their
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ttle doubb but the editor-thade the '' - 'ill probably build a house and bable and . NoTE&_Helvin Gr Long, of Listowel, visited his son, in town, mot * or, Mra. George Thompson, London moved to St Marys over -40 years '
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a controversy is our 3 . re, entered at the
c . V MoE church, which has been closed for the put son a�d fine weather we are having, Mrs. Perbh sumgate court dpring September :
� nton, b bughb his son of Malcolm MORVI an, will attend Knox month, was re -opened on Sunday, by Bisbop Jathrdlp Millir, of tbt; village, has gathered For pro6�te-leaao smitb' Blanehaid�..I-Arw. .
-C. L. Fisher, of Oil . wen,
it a snag thstwill hurt 'him. Revrend I . I
biby-cle down to! the office the oth t day and College, Toronto, to 0 dy for the Presby- Boldwin, of London,� and the congregatio quiteiaquantityof secoudgrowth stra-h ) L
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� Iar card in a Constituency at et otion %me down under the strain I of canto laiie , - 1. "On was struck by- lightning last week. The Moffat, wbo %as been in Grand Rapidsi, here And intends removing to - Seaforth, Blailcha � �
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1�. , e . a series of odious chargibe that were 1 , .altboagh the mow was full of straw, it ideas in drafting and designing, returned wood workingdepa�rt ent In the Bell Engine
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_ 1 � _'�E '%a the municipal taxes'which they pay an. Justices, will be r8quired t6 - ii the di�i ille Tippett, of thereby riefing to the toP of his profession, those wl h whom they have _e o long -the timbers being so dry, it was impossible i
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