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ving Will be - 11 — TNMTY-TMRD TM&R. I . I I - . 1. � i SEAFORTH9 FIR I f P A V, FEBR UARY 199 1904*
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F Amoi:lug - � Fine � . Ir Wall PALpers. in
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)f , . and � I � ant winter in this part of 00 wor I solid anumber of bogs and Other, . 0
au early -_ � . � r nearly stock, and finally all his property. New 4 ols-New design* --Bought at
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r . 740a� - I . tbr" weeks af terwards, * - did ,not Now he is ready to J in aturees prie",
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Als 80,011 as, ; . - � I I your order now.
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YO I Iowa, the -southern, it is con%iderably . ;., Scaicity of Teachers
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Lass for the ; '. - 11 11 . I! i . warmer than the northern counties Dear Expositor, -Ix! some par.ts of A M , 9 $
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I - I I . summer birds remain with us All famine, so to speak. I This Not a
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� rt& -1 .1 . - � . I read with much interest acoOnnts Of a'Iscarcity is the case, tive part M Berlin's life� He was . in
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: � the phenominalsnow fall i An the theological prof ession men I
inlent is now on th - - - I . � � istraU of the, coun- m
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__ __ . , . . I and hear.tily congratulate', )u I Lree, not I casting any re ty, For 20 years he was a in
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off $kirm zwe h* - - ,---- � � I . of Education and a di- t
ll � ffe� 01*��L - I _' . - for the present al, least. oss discrepancy of the Board
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tors " groeb you W�- � .. . . i ical Insurance t
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a,voroi na old styi�;_%- � : ,, � � .- .
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7 � - The farmers in this.state re quite .,jj,,d it tb greater f
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h kgrouoA L � po uncli Conservative,
( �, I -1 - I . land is r , nsibility? Is 0 .
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� � I I � .- - I I I . very high priced. Good farms sell e 4ho has to deal with the child for I
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0# widt rAnge from, Of .- I - I from $80 to $125 per acre according five days out of theseven? ' Auron Notes. 0
.Okirri. up to $10 for -- � - . st
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. proximity to markets. T ais will L! by our teaching and preaching —Clinton
7 � - - 000-0+00 #**so , I ! ' day $
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.- We haye put all ' - ter goods at prices whic will the fruit far inferior toLhe0ntario pi�d to the latter. : I; it not, then,.
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� � . . product. Grapes do well and are c6nsidering. that the public school Clin ton
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I as cluick as they * - .- not give any 6f the I Ines -advertised much time'to rem In raiscd.'in vineyards sometimes con- tqache, . r, who hasJo do with the Connolly missed her -footing and fell r
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&e8a goo& and - � I ... our store, . People who can manage to get around at I are sisting of several acres. of our ture citizens and spraining her ankle. e di
raised. extensively and prove very he ,�tuyt � of , the legisla- —Mrs. Dinsley, of Clinton, fell th
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r r �,to, be au uuw * - getHng their share, and have good use for the goods b ught profitable, The - farmer's wife, gen- tu-re of our progiires4ive province to other day ,and. broke her hip bone.
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� orm � .these ftightfully cold -days. - - - _� � sometimes .as many as 500 young -ession by fixing minimumsal- the ,accident is t , more ser
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FAY -should we not I � I . .. - . .1 ebicks are hatched and reared. Eggs ar',, . worthy of the n me of such. On —Mrs, John
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I � I h r, per dozeii a in-imum salary of �$6 esteemed resident of
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4 for the early - t , - i and live poultry about go per pound. te' cher could suppoi,i a family 'I and' last week, af t l- G
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10 up, are better - : , I . . . - . The Rural Telephone. could then be more able to keep him- ness from paralysis, The deceased
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'his. is the idieA � I - -thi country had to endure such cold d the farmers' e � —We"esday of last week, Rev.D. w
I - Have thel people of 3 uced into most of r ture which manyj a teacher�has
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AWs stP11 another - atber. . . � e years and, the to do -without. B, McRae tied t Cranbrook, between
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Kz:ustve, and can:. .- . I - , ' - Thomas Lucas and Miss Rate Bier- si
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I tire firat choice, 7 - NEVER. . BEFORE ' . a small company. � One of Them. ness, both of Grey.towuship. U
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:, . - I tinstrume. .bare in I garet Webb, daughter of Mrs. Thom-
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Ok . chances to buy *earables -which will protect and help them. the expense. The -work is done by as Webb, of that town, was united b
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't . . ' -themselves, an electric- Tbc- annual mwtin�of LlieUsborne
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� ic M. - MY - d the cold, and go about their'business -with some - ian b(ing employed in some cases to and Hibbort Mutual:Fire I surancc hot , st week
: r S P - � e of comfort. Note the lines of goods on sale, and some placo the instruments in the homes, Company was held in Farquhar on —Wednesday eyening of Ia.
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rr) I I I- . prices : , woatbor was storm and the roads the, bonds of we0lock were consum- 13
11111� . themselves. The average expense per 1. y
. � I � I - A, there w ttendanae of mated between Win. J. Stepbonsoi), 0
� 1- � member may be $35 though it is of t- b as a fair a _;
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4nd on March 8th- bt ! � i � with another by a switch in one of co Ithe company to b,, in good shape, ter of N. and Mrs, Flatt, at the bo n
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�4estine, He will b__a_ ; . ALL - FURS , seowhile of the bride, 5th line, Morris. it
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e days. it will , - � rerse the, losses for the y1e,
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eo,tin- trip for afor* - - -another miles away and of c;!;iv(11, The two retiring directorso uge, Clinton, on Sunday last, at the P
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F� We wish him suj�- � One half to two-thirds regular price course the women have the 6me pri- Mr� W. H.Passmore of Usborae, and age. of ninety years, John Knighton,
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01 � JouriiVy.—Mr. Jobs. I I .1 . i vilege. As there are no sa t s, of Hillt rt, were re -el- a well known charactOr in and about
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fir three montfiq� trilf -- 4 expense. of operating does not cost 4f Ord we- e r' elected auditors- resided for' a number of years with i
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'$tates. They eakyed each member more than 25c per yea;. There was a strong feeling pani t- r. Willi'l Roweliffe, London roa
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nid dly, but John ft __ All I Overcoats , _
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. ,bere again. Outaii* ��' I a . is made it rings every bell in the air- ipp; tna
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Pft-ozater. - - - - � .*- _. . . I For histance, one, man 9 s call is three sod instructing thd, - directors tO ham, died at the holide of hisdaugh- i
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&�'. SandeTson. lef t UA . . I short rings, another is three long t, Mr
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nim S - rings another is two long and oile Ovo-thirds of the cash value of the Sunday, 7tb inst. Mr. Snell had been p
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i�lto Mrs. A. Mulery . . . I . "I long, etc, The long ring bOng made ' Thomas Cameron, w�o has acted as years and was aged 77 years. a
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wa strezt,R. Andisft ' # I by turning tbe phone crank about s�crotary and treasuier of the com- —About seven o'clock Sunday s
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ont Sunday with briot - , I �: . four times and the short by turrAing p4nY "for fifteen Y4rs retired, and morning last, a serious explosion c
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One-half the regular nrices I � I - esidence of Mrs. d
, g.utcb.—George "I . Jw- — [ ; from one-half to one. No one is sup Mr. b, W. F. Beavers was appoint- took plave. in the r
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"of Listowel, ViS91W � . I posed to listen to any but his 0 -
:� . � - . I i . . people are. al most active, effi bich the house is light- (
20mas Rae, ongst, . i � ,all, although gossiping ci nt and compet- oline with w
-,liey team defe&W `9 � I sometimes guilty *of stealing mes- out official and his retirement will ed, leaked out and coming in contact t
. L I Ord by a -wore of _0 . - ,3ages intended for other ears. be a distinct loss to 'the company, with the beat from the furnacep ex- c
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�� ip % ed here on TW& .Sometimes the, farmers have their any many of the membars'will re- ploded. Fortunately not . much dam- a
, X X T I . � � , lines. attached to a city system. In gret his withdrawal. Mr. BelVe3r, age was done. I
"-L' San r - I - ' builds and however, is a good man and when he I —Mrs. Isabella McPherson, afor-
Torsythe that case the company
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. city, of ,Atlantic a -special telephone sequently held, Mr. T n, of the widow of
4& —We taka t1w, fa- � . - ted president.- - morly A C Clinton,who
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L).6vil't L%keFrse, Pks* 1.� All . Win er I aps 1 girl is ,employed to attend to the ibbert, -was re-clec . on The- remains
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#. . rural calls. !The patrons o this.sys H ; died many _
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r�vs, Oatarf& but; no.wat I I - . �. I . tem can receive daily m Lrker re- � The Bay Insurance Companv. �vere brought to Clinton for inter-
A nalta * _� ts,forcas�sof the weat'ier,latest I bear Expositoro—if , u ,will allow ment. . f
!V,h- D&kotA,W" On -e -half to two-thirds regular - (
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%urch of Advelik on A -w- - . . telegraph news, can also order re 0 1)
I . me spac' in y ur pa�;Zr I might just —A quiet wedding took plq4e, at
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� 0 diaw ma -7 . 1p . . � � I I 1� pairs for machinery and summon a say a few words egnelerning thellay the National hotel, WinghaM, on !
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niable young ladouvw. - I , pbysiciaur when necessary without Mutual Fire Insurance Company, and Thursday of last week, w
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Aroom -in ove of C614__ I in 0 of George
k �f Dev_iFa Lake. It* - MI Iffeavv Glows a' ad Nitts Rural Mail Delivery. to.som embers. I bavejust Hanson, became the wif I
I , . 14� - 40 � � — I I Possibly a greater boo to the received the annual �rdpopt which has McMillan, of High River, Alberta,
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I us -years of nf�_ I ' 1 - farmers than the telephone, is the been'seut to me aloug with Wcaldn- The ceremo,py was performed by Rev.
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� stamps, cards and issues money or- well I did not get o —Mr. John McLean, of Wingham,
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- All Heavy Tr � 4ers. Each officer selects his Own know - everything spoken at that has had a number of in(," getting Out
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. I � a i fect around here that few farmers Kellerman, of Dashwood, made men- two of them were struck on their
30 and. 1-3 off regu lar price - I - - have more than a mile to travel f or tion of f ireg 1caused. by thrALsbing Ma- he -ads by falling limbs, On Thurs-
io __ - .. ail. The patrons ha Robert eceived some
. . � their m, ve to pro- obines and that farmers who are in- day, Baird r .
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pfovpd by the postmaster general, ;it ing' within a fe�Iv feot of t cir were knocked down,by the force of
Moe S 11 costin-g about .$L5o,,- soin, ore,some In. Now' I tbink� fhat. the dirce- the, blow. A few stitches were re-
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All fleavy'., S . 'k ' , � less. *� As- the - m � al � I ,carrier does not bal�,` '
I i ''I - any shoulil consider quired to close the wound$,
' travel all roads in a distiict, somc-� that part very carefully. I Was not —A caic which -%vas tried before
33 and 1-3 off regular' price. , times five or 'six boxes mi,y beseen. at that meeting, but/ understood tbe magistrate, a,t Dasbwood, has
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I forced or expunged from the rules ence arid for running away
All Heavy1op it I . meddle with �these roadside boxes, altogether. Now I strongly agree school, The boy's father evidently
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, Kellerman for there
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erm ar price. I Prohibition. . w . ho keep up to that rule. I am of the community .seems to'b�� with
-33 and 1=3 -off mdlul I I . - - Some may be interested .n our pro- 17 if all the directors them- the teacher.
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I . '. I I . hibition law and in knowiag how we , selves ba-ve a baitrel- of water at .Mr. and Mrs, John McCartney,
r .. . 14+40044 4, , i � � olmesvillp, who went
1. ..� .-#** -1 I . . . I . � � control the liquor traffic. We have I formerly of H
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, . ! -1 I - - I n6t got.absolute prohibition by any d6n1t want the dir - to Souris, Manitoba, r--arlY a Year
I ade �to order fIr , al m6ans, but have a syst�m a long " tention of remain-
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Liberal disbounts given on s.uits m , step in the xigbi'_ directioil. Before a pany to think tbat:f am dissatisfied, ago, with the in -urned to
. � I I � � �because they havd, paid ,those who ing there permanently, ret
orderS TedeivedduringFebruary. ' I , I license can 'bi gianted ,a large pro- we�e so unfortunaO as to get their Clinton last Saturday, and are at
. . I . . I 'dent voters must r �
: 1. I I - i d e stopping with their son -in-
. . . ! portion of -the res' -fiuildin-gs bur ch although they present .
- - � ; ign in favor of such licouse." TbCX'o ly, it i tbe rule, b
-�AL 80.01 L . . 8 ,did not complvl;� ut by law, George Hanley, Mr. McCartney
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11111 , . � bar room no seats, music or screens tors aic all nien'Who will use every with the intention of g in
. are all ' owed so the soci, I drinking ompany alike, but this vicinity for the .balance of his
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G.reig .. S t � ew'', a ft,. .1 I habit .'is largely done away with and � if there are .any vrbo will not give days.
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I il mall L _ Howick Mutuo.1 Fire Insurance Com -
I a-nd4 i Under' our system very few 5 , he -would to 'himself or his greatest pany was held in the township ball
Johnson Bross" Old St I ,11 t,pwns have licensed hotels or sa- friend, it migb,t be � a very- heavy' loss in Gorrie on the 5th inst., at 1;30P.
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� ___K_ , __ i . edicine; then every puiebaser has ionce, having- had similar trouble Miller, presided until ' financial state-
, with township coupcillors, whichbEL4 ments of the year were disposed of,
� to sign his name and to tell in writ- .
, . caused sickness and death in my f am- after jv,bich John Stewart was,ap-
� to I-Ang the ailment the liquor was pur- ily, just because tl�eY w.Duld not give pointed 'obairman aild discharged the
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__ OVV*#*~ , '� I I : wbat'L a panacea intoxica ing liquor hq I the chance- . _rm of off ice as
__ . - . . I - ts of the hu- simply �ec"use t H - James Wylie, Whose te -elect-
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- ; to take, dvanta i, M Ping directors had expired, were re
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.How ito reach : obt . John F. Landsborougb, D , or cd by,. aco - , Miller were re -appoint-
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-to Make a Home. I t . Atlantic, F.ebruary 5th, 1904. injustice although the and Robt. r. The
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We give away books on application ontaining all the above informatiO140 —A resident of Sebringville, near w i Yours truly, the reports submitted: Policies in
. . , Lin IF. Stelok, Bay. 1903, 3,672 ;
We also glaaly give any other Matio intendiDgtrav�llers may'l.require, Stratford,yv,ho became interested � I I force on December 315t I
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if they call at our office or write US. 1� � iiekic, one of Berlints 296; se in policies, 202; o
, decided that Zion City is the place —John A. M, increa ium
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. published from time to time concern. rdail after a brief ill. notes in force, $284,069-65; amount
.& EWART9 - Ag nt T. He was aid notes, $258,938-85's
GREIG ST w .. available on s
. . . I ing Dowieism he wrote and obtained ness, at the age of 81 years.
I . Dominiou Expresor, a pile of literature, which he began the f atber-in-law ' f ,Dr. H. G. Lack- increase in amount at risk,$460,958;
a - Tioket anaTelegraph, and , . I to distribute, Later, he remoXed gp ing
C. P R. I .r,, X. ]�. F., an�bid takeu aii a" Amount of insurance written dur
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wn, vice,president-, q S. McKer- and kind hearted nature won f*r ber.
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ier, Wroleter, secretary -treasurer
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luevale Presby,terian church, of sorrowing husband, ,one son and two,
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300 was given to I the Schemes, lover Ja:c.kson, Mitchell road, Fullarton,
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-Mrs, Goodridge, Ono of the old day niglit. The unfortunate man
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_Wm. Merkley, who livesmear I -There, is a movement on foot a-
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best known lawyers in Ontario,died
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Sunday morning at his home in t at
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deceased having been in poor-bealth
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$30 taken, Bank notes to the
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emiah Griffin
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bad blown up, Tt was soon discover-
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leaves tbree children surviving, Tho-
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all over the town. .
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the t3tates, Three other children
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Treasury Department, rendered va-
cant by the resignation of Mr. Frank
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Goderloh be was connected for
Ford, to Hon. S. C. Bigg,% and lie will
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some fifteen y-eAar
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grain warehouse,. Mr. Griffin was
till within nine days of
is $2,200, but the new incumbent
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good hoalth
his. death, when hesuffered -a,sligbt
will, if he a"epts, re,ceive a material
ease, Mr. iiiggs, who is at pr �s- ,
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, ed on Friday aZ
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h
ent prae ti-4ing law in Toronto, is a
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age of eighty-five.
well known Liberal, and since bi-,
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of the oldest and most re-
I came to Toronto ton or twelve years
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spected residents of StOhell town'
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in the of FALsan Saiinders
ago has been active oil the stUray. -
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beloved wife, of Mr-. James Harvey
-Goneral of Manitoba, and Ron. Clif- .
' 'ford Sifton stuffied law In his office �
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paid nature's debt at the, home
bar Mr. Albert Brown,
at �
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lot 21,- concession 9, StOVIlen, On
The deceased
-Samuel Mitchell, Inspector of
Government dredges at Winnipeg,
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Tuesday of last week,
has been in delicate health forsome
who is visiting his mother, Mrs. 11.
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Mitchell, in Toronto, hio inherited
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restoratioll to health from.
a fortune of $17�5,000 from his unole
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time to time wag out again as smil-
as ever. This time
John flefferman, who has just diail
at 11obile, Alabama. Mr. HeffeTman
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how -ever, the gravity of beJr Wua-
was a ".si&n t of Toronto fort -y
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were prompt in their
,years ago, when lip, was employed
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the Toronto Gas ComPally'. His nep
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mediate friends ,
rations. She- was in hor usu
el Mitchell, of whom .�Ile_
mintst
health up to Thursday last when she
was very fond, frequently carried
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taken, down with beartitrouble
his uncle's dinner pail to Where he
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and gradually weakening her nature
worked. Mr. Hefferman was on -e of
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Canadians who entisted in the
gave way and
world without a st ruggle. Born
army of the north in the United
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in Devonsh
states -ai-vil war, and- was not beard
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