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4. 7 --- . .. 11 ... I I , . . , the Govern- I . Ion a p are nd Rip;, i now we are ple"ed to .-raport that
I -. � i - - - they were in Ishould be qmonded ,";Itho t dola r. ley returned home list Sat day,bav- just live days if tw such settlement
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.1 . 0 X- T , 'W T F I. a m nor! ty & the House and in the I Th line opened., , Mor'. was agreed upon, a aboqga for $900
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- I I- ' king ip Brum- was in, the bands of the trustees.
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I - I . - y uld, be I Commission - should pro ail, � subjec ", igan, who has been w -
I i �� � - : 3 4 � & deit - solo Is at present visitig; filelids Ill Forestbrs" Concert. -The ooncert
� OF � .O.t to& - �**#*- � I . 2 su a tied. hey protested � against fof course to appeal to the Govert r . I
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..... -111, I - ' ondt c on the part of the OP -1. ment. - If - this is not done It is a - t6wn.-1)r. Long was visiting ftionds in the publio'hall he)re, on Friday
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I H . - pesnion in low of the understand--� fitirce to have the Commission abw,- in Brussels last Wedngsday.-Q1iiU, it evening last, under the auspicies ol
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r- - '13 14 15 -16 17 19 191. ing said to, '*. , but'the ardpnt doe' p 'ad of thicie members. It may as mumber from here attended be dance, the Kippen lodge of Indepiondent or-
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-- 1, , 11 .. right of 0- rary moidbor to claim a car lead, of cattle to Cli ton last well fIlled. but anylack in .numberm
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. NEW ADVERTISEMENT8. sired -and lie could not interfere with A School Difficulty, -There i3con- - they not being able .to sbip,from here tbushasm of the audience. The chair
I . I - - . It 0 siderable trouble in school section I f akf -
I .- . webotween fto parenthow after ON& bis'obdurw a fell war, -The ,Whips No. 4, and has boon foit! sever Ll . on account of the line being blocked. was t ,n by Mr. Ricker, a pool
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A���� Ar2" roe oil the PA#ff an whieh too were- set t,o wor1r and. they'found � . , -Mr. Morley Davidson, of Lucknow, tion he filled - admirably, On ad-
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� , . IF W�, �, bula 1, of ,the niembers had not months, between teacher has' taken charge of the barber shop count of the snow blockado, Mr.
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. i . T - refor & Stewart -1 � left the city altboug. improved since the New Year. Some I formerly occupied of Lucknow, was unable
11 - S. -L V, F"r5 . -- paring to do so and some of them - . ald and Mr. Dave Voz;s Ups secur- to ,get here but his place was taken
A- 1 1 were int-dreepted t tbe rdilwaystal. of the scholars have been sent home ad' a position in Lucktiow,l workirix by Rev. Mr. McLennan, �wbo, in a
� � Swinl4eu Inery-D. M. MeBeath-5 .
I � . --& wifliff & 8 o -n-4, . . tion. The mey bers in the House, .Several times,- and now one is ex-
,, =1- . Lit, I ' at the barborinq."Mosars T. Wat- short �and witty speech, slowed the
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I � I Miftwy-KoKinuon & Co -0 " kept' up -ti diecussion and staved off polled, and he claims, thrown a it sod and Mr. - Davidson,' of ucknow, 'bantfits of belonging to such an or-
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I 11 ... - Zmitw OLWaing-B. Morkul 00-8 I,- division until the absent members of school by the teacher, while She were visiting friends in L�,vvn last der as the Independent Foresters.
I -s, o f The Sollery, Trott and lancastex
, -him by t ]a Thursday. -Mr,' and Mrs. 4ame
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I . S111111 I - NOtift-IL lAtill1fir-5 � I I arrived a I -
. ' * three were once more with'n the gac- Brussels, were visi ing company, from H4ns
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: �-- . iwe!d pr an't push. There . was a meeting FridjLy town last- week. . I . lighted all With their �elaetions,
� . -- Auogoiii &&i--J&mw bronson-5 I I ecincts. of the Parliain - ,
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a . � Nuttqxqn-lkA� Cuthill -5 . i buildings and the Government . I - �
. - I - 5 . i . . child's father. He was - I 0 �&
Astotloa Saler-Mrs. P. Coleman- [ -11 . and wer thoroughly enjoyed. � r. Thos.
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. I -, Mointry Openivg-W. Mokoid & Co -8 i the Houso adjourned in due- form. , Co bring his children to Ve - . Murdock, of Honsall, thd old time
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. � W"ted-�-Mrs, 0. E. Porkes-8 � ly and will soon be out again af ter
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I . t -W. J. Elliott -8, . I - hour., This '�e a lesson to but they , were not allowed to :)a I I .
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. Bduft-tiloo I . should � ied on the organ by blis daughter,
2 1 � . having a,severe pain I tbo- head .
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� Usehines to busim - . �� each occasion. Mr. Crawfcir&ssong�
� I --Knoolitot & MoK-5 � close " . "%Pa,r'a'nge, to lot
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I ; HOW189 I : �ss . tberir Statement. As the matter lard bas boon a few da � it 11 ,Mrs.
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i -0. Ohapmaon-s home get aloijg, N itbout theln until � surg were alsa well received and,. heartily
c 19 WhozWouts AD&Ives ? - � . J' Brophy, -wbo is _rin f rom a
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, � . the -close of the sesion. . , and Mr.
� i'l Boots and Sboeeo-3-W. H. willis-.8 : co encored, while Mr, Crawforo
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T I . I . . vere at tack 'pf pricumonia.
� ,I geeds.A* Young -8 - . 4ome say -that this was a pre-'aj- -Cam. - . � . James McLean -gave, aal excellent
i - Joe Oliver is ojv the sick lisi. We ..
i I - rwm to 1kn"448:'Govenlock-5 � i raniged scheme by the Opposition The Doings 'of the Council. -The Cluct. Miss W.coodly rvnderled,�an ex-
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a f I -' council � met in the house' of . cellont instrumental solo. Mr. J.
I I Boy: Wanted -Expositor Offloe-8 and that' it was arranged Rt. a emu . Christo-
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, � . F I orr"hohyde-L V. Fear -S - ous lield that nwrning. Others say pher White, on Tuesday, of lost Mr. N. Grattan is moving to his new W. McLean with hi;s gramapbone was
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; � . �- I Reduced Priew.-Cliesney & Sinilay-8 bit himself. and that his'actioji was ent. A by-law was,passed appoir ' from this wonder ul instrument went
I , . I . . I . - spent Sunday with Mrs. Wilson's I �
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t I fence viewers for the current year.
� � . I ever .1crtain a -t a success, At the close
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o - I i Webb is on the sick list at pregen't - 0 t mine,, a hearty -vote of
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� f I pin' in a cials should bear the folltowing na= es thanks to those- who had- taken"part
i 3 ment will be caught nap 9 Mr. Joe DesJardina wears a smifo,
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z 1 similar manner during the remaind in Via p;rogramme was moved by Mr.
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X . � i �- [: 4 AyoRTH, FRIDAY,. Mar.'25, 190'i ,or of this session Maloney, TimAbk Rjan, Conrad Ec - I t. is a boy. -Mr. M. Grattan wearls' John MeNevin and seconded by, Mr.
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� il Thorp is still a sort a The Railway Commission ; Kee, John, Balfour. Fencoviewers, 1. .
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; I . t I . Obituary. -It is our sad duty this Kippen have every reasan to be
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� . . E ego and Russian.4. Fort Arthur is -mission have. had their first c ise guescon, James Davidson, Michael O'- W ek to record the death of one, of proud.
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i .17 1 dentre of attraction and and have giveii their first dccisi�n. ,
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: :_� - - ell, William WGavin and Mich person- of Mr James Atkinson, at
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1 - i -f . -ioasional., f urn, a,t bombarding that oisida� � is not as. satisfactory, from ly ,6very fourth man in the tow: -t- _ . Good Cattle,-Xr. Peter Jordafi de,
;. � . - � in poor health for a.11ong time, yet
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i j. 6 t . y, but the Russians say, they wast3 . -ship and are �too numerous to me: i- it was only law
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� - things Lion. The reeve and clerk w ,,,at ,1;wt1l.nes P"'io' tin on Friday of last week. There
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� I . thorized to sign a petition -to t, serious. He leaves' a wife and three were fifteen steers aver '
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i I ��: . -:- bat do-not'do.mueh harm. It.is re- from the commission would. like. It Ontario Legislature praying for t' children -to . � -each and they netted him the
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! : i I the reconstruction of county. cou 'j�, � a fine lot of an In S.
: � �- T fleet there bottled up, but this re- - lished a municipal syst�,m of Late-- tead�d. The sobiety of the C.
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� . I .- ,telephones 'The next meeting of council will in procession to the church, where
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" Z, . I , , , P. M. -John C. Morrison, Clerk. . livered a touching and patbetieser- vanee, and have opeolal VAluill in and white
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� . , rt Willffim. This permission the- � The Winth�op Creamery. -A race t- cottonif and fi-innelettoo. A & Rd
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I - �� -^ � with unusual rapidity at Ottawajand - the I necessity of always being pre- . Breezes. -Reay. E. C. Sennings was
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i t 11 Short . � � . A -too of manage- ,
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� - 41 �� I � if possible. The debate on the. Ad- . , Archibald Scott, Luke For- - continuing his ministerial duties for
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1. � f - ,-dress was con i�y exclusive rights- to establish. ;ltune, S. J. Shannon, jr.-,Thai;. Dic - his physician has ad-
� ; .. c,luded, J�st week. The' pa . - some time apd,
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i 11i - - I - P - -1 - F'p dding took place at the re-iidence.
� . . their 'instruments 'in, the railwcLysta .. �
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; 'i I opposition would fain have prolong-. . : � . Ison, Win. Trewartha,, James.3arr of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Humphries, vised an oecan voyage. He expects
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1 - - -1 , ' . Led st c- united in matrimony to Mr. John W..
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i , .. zlArthur.a�nd-Fo*rrt W'ilIP&m what- they Win London, -Mrs. Green is visiting her
�, i - , Ahe- Opposition thus -left to them- I � I . . Hall, &L Gainsboro, Assiniboia. The .
� � - te tary- treasurer �alcsman. The
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6 I'll - - Mission.' . . Thd' a mJ able young bride was one f Sunday as no train -came fro Lon-
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r I LL� . islation. It is I kely the Finance � and home. Mr. and Mrs., Hall lef L
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i : I Minister will deliver� budg(A prietors of this factory, them a
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& .-.; - are gentle 17- - - waiti his bride. The Expoistor , ie, is
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i :LTF dise-ussion on the Budget is closed ,might. sustain through the joins with their numerous friends in visiting her brailie -
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� I r ,fore, . that 0 , trict which will be served by this Y and
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i i,41-1-- , . j- sion -was called, the, passag6- Of the there the municipa1R,;,,..3 - - . � friends in Stanley. -T. J. Ma-kS is
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LJ tj 1 1� - ;�, fa�tory and evaryperson kn oronS life. . .
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. � � cifie bill, will be ceeded with. and Colorado, -M. Ross, -who has been
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I �, 1� � - 11 � I episode to which we refer elsio,where. the- r6ss they susfain' t1iiaugh, the themselves at d Buf f ale, on Thursday, March 10th, Charlc� Biggart, of Mount Forest,are
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i i , IPI i A good, deal of committae. work has breaking af their monopoly.
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F� I il - advanced during the week, but no agreement be , beqn Ailing oleven weeks. She toX braith on the occasion of his mar-
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of the important Governipent itteas . onop e at:
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I - ,: - � �.,-:!- -Urft.3 Which are attrattIg so muoll oly in favor of the Bell Company, is .i: o settled in the tubes leading to the to,wnship.! The wedding took place
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I It-� " - tention, have yet been disposeA of. a . , , throat, resulting in tuberculosis, . Davidson, of Elie
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� � v :- '' �.'.' now Assessment Act has been that an agreement made between the . 9 (` itAlic from which she never recovered. She Goshen line, had a 'Sale on Tuesday,
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I . � J-� -, " - i ,-.: -� partially consid6red and it is said -two companies should not be allowe 0 had only'been Married to her bereav- T-16 reoently.sold his farm to WM..
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I � ir --; ` � "mept of. railway properties will system frpm r.P,A.chin',g arailwaysta- ' I
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i - .- t�.. , , - be ,9 iveip a - -whirl and Will then be tion and that all the owners of Of", not a district in Canada bett young lady, was the grand child of .
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i , �,,- em should. be req'uired apLed for successful dairying than the late Mr. and Mrs. John Fyfe, and
1 - I A withdrawn. TIm bill guaranteeing a municip I . '
I . i"', �, � I Hfl1s Green.
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. - � . , t, loan of two million dollars. t to- pay. would be, for the cost of in -niece of Mrs. A.,Neil, of here. It rally
. , r , �. I goo Company will likely be disposed sEalling we are sure the farmers will find it truly be said that fione, knewilier but Wedding Bells. -An interesti ig ev-
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�. -1 � ize it liberally. The prospects ake praise,�- Mr. James Cochrane sr., of Hay,
4 I_- measure will bcs, Mr. Blair in the opinion that. the, . The many friends of Mr. A.
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,E I .. � :�t in the old country this comin � his daughter Mary. was unit
i - . . - The main base of their attack is like-. oration for the faking aw- ,As the I ad in
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. I . I I -hat �old gentleman iis past � the meridian , I ea t,
i �, . 1v to be the imp utation' that two of monopolistic privileges, as a rail -a ;son for Canadian butter and t marriage" to Mr. J. b6oper For
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I �& , .the supporters of the Government, - Way -station is a place of public busi- Igood of life, it Will likely go hard with of Moose Jaw, N. W. T. The'cere
I . - , j �-= - . Iscon Parties patronizing the( cream'- him. -Mrs. A. Neil attended the fun- many W '
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F LA-� - - - Messrs. Conmee and Bowman, have ness and no person -should be exclud- ' ' !
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1. -- - uri b wock.-Mrs. G. Kerslake, of the "Ossed by a number of
- a -bout $400,000 and are, consequently, Dr. Mills,- the third Commissiori6r,, 'B of their cows d ng 6, the rel tives
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, I 0 ,d that the - we I attack of la ,grippe. -The family of
. tion. - Under these'eirennistan (,.s it is Mr. Bernier. He declare at hom6 and will sdve all the i Forest is one of those who is pro-
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. clairned, that thos6 members should cxr-luS1*R privilege in the. agreemerit connected, with home m, ,� Mr, M. Miller -are afflicted with FressIng in the west, while thebride
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I . he C.'P..-R. and We Bell to].- . diphtheria. . . is one of the most., ,pppular 'young
. I Men do not vote, the majority of the ophone Company aimed at creatin- der the proprietorship of Messr , . ladies in this. n0gliborhood. 'Their
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.. , . Government will be reducad to one Man-OPOlY, Was intended to _ I . . 1. � hosts of f
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-, I . ,� jections to the legislafion. It is also in consequence ity -wbo patronize it. i st Zbo 10 wist faten of Intersiot, 1740.6 ' t b,
. � I- �. � I debarred the con- a. real pod time was open y .111,
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w- � hinted that there Nvila not be, any contrifeting parties from' all'olaims . . ---- , , Not6s.-Mr. Joi-in Robertson, nier- Notc&�-,Mr- William Coobrane;wbo
.! .. .� . , . � chant, of near Montreal, is spendin; -me train Dakota for the
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I �-, I The fact is, that -the Governme . pOnsation ought too be granted to the, . a few weeks with h -is brother, Mr. ivinter., 'Intends leavinx for his home,
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:;4 . - nt ate , . Briefs. -Mr. Jamei Leedli, who h;i� Thomas Robertson, of Tuckersmith. there on Monday if the trains are
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- 1. 11. -; - - � small majoirty by Which they a q i-ses by Port Arthur rind th' 'xPp was this week attending [lie funeral i
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-t. I- - . I Friday to resume, charge of Mr. Wm�. of her daugliter-in-law, Mrs, WM. der the care, of i
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. Robertson's bakery. He intends mo,�,- MoClYmoat, of the village of King, ich, and her zn�ny frion
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: .: - ing his family as soon us he can g(# near Toronto. -Mr.. Ifugh MCCOPY164 her a speedy reoovery.--Mr. C.Troy-
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. I unsatisfactory state of affairs .is nearer the', 'right* of the 4 question liouse.-The trains are 'getting moJ6 who has been -vd y ill for some
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. 1. beet sugar sion is,, 'that on in ee ming
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I -- - I . . - . lin, cope ZVI ugh to that t . or une to loselit.'good cow one (lay
. i not likely meet wi tb opposition f ro rn missioh0r. . man. More power to him, none are
. - - �- I I . 9 counts for nothing a� Mr.- James Denholm retur ad t recently. 118 had given the animal. 'more, deserving
e/ F I . . either side. . glainst the opinion of, the chairman. 'A ' . of success-iri any
Ie I - I T anit0a on Monday where h �has i . some, hay that was lef t in the bat -
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. . A Bad Scare. that the chief Commission0's vie" and family are. at present visitini some, poisoni must ba ve been con tain- �
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I I . . tla a relatives.. and friends at Wroxctei cd in the feed. -The egg wagons are L bury,
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- a ,porters .in the Legislature s is- a,, question of law, Nehrly people. lave having a Chinese tea tbL ing begun to lay.and the robbiris nOxI ,
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.1 . i � f : bad Scare on Friday lasti Itj has bei � � . . �, Frldz.�`and Satur ay only, Regular 01.60 and
.- � Vvery question that comes before the Friday, evening, which we have ry ha,�e made their appuarance, so that only, "Ameles to north lodow W. H, Willis, sole
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I 1� , I I Commission- be construed into ' doubt will be very Interesting an( spring can surely not be far off.- ap ,
H ; a tacit understaading be� lie ,L
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� . � I whips on both Sides,' it not bet -,we � inly, is if the weather is suitable, there wil bir. Robert Murray, of Gorrie, is Slater shoos for men, caforth. 18M.1
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. . - -1. I I a a remarkable provision to'bave in be a good turnout, -The bacbelorl paying a visit to his ol,d friendsand . Dots. -Miss Hackwell and
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'. - I - - . contentious wou t whqle power in tbe hands of the Friday -eveningi- but con'account 0 Fowler have taken up their rcsid(mee ' lecting aid -of Me.thodist
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.- other .6embo'n vis ve met With good
. . . � .5 have only ad OrY harpers were unable, to get here, al Mr. John Tough, the old "and reliable succc.ss,b�.J ry E. Swith,'who
. .. � -� I � arrangement Vermitted -nit-gubors n powers hich pount for nothing with igs . .. . .
- 7 those inviteA from other places. But assessor of Stanley, was in our Vil- was -on a nice ong visit
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I i I - flt'kc Mr. BULir, Lrnder tbase I he Allan!s f urnighed splendid music. lage- the past weak, making his an-: at Staffa, and otheT poin�os tr�' th,
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� . . I 'Blair in this instaric prevails -and-, highly of tbem.-Th� invitatiolis arq. Sesser of Stanley for 22 years. -
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1 4 � tbe corporations of, 'Port Arthur rind out for' the Cliina-weddinx, cefebrat trains on this line are running again. mer of. Lauder anitoba, Was visit-
,-. I lendance of Members oii these da)s, Fort William will not be allowed Lo tion of Mr. and Mrs. Carter at thL�IiC -Mr.' and Mrs. - R I
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11 . obert MoMordio ing friends on the Leadbury line cast-
-- � especially on Friday, 'has aiwa�s place their telephones in the st;Ition residence on Diiiiilcy street next were at Niagara Falls last week at- last week. He intends returning to
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�, - olle during -the present sessio: I 'Way company for the loss they may who attend will, we are Sure bavi firm of Barrey & MoMordie, who -wa.; Many people M13.0 0
- . . � I I , sustain throxigh th' hav wood piles
7 , e abrogation of a an enjoyable time.-Tbe Methodist married in that place on Wedne.4day' cannot loo -ate t I orn. In many I places
- I . . sprung a game on their copponentl- monopolistic contract. - In other'
i - I � choir, with a number 02 their f riendA - of last week to one of the fairest tlj(,. snow drifts are five or Six
I I . Dr Beivttiei Nesbit, one of the To -- 'Words, the debisiori practically - � . f Cot
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. I I I onio - members, -who aspires to o, �- f. con spent a pleasant evening at Mr daughters of the l8order City, in the deep on top Of Ole piles. -David Of-
, � . irms amost objection able monopoly, , Jacob Hamilton's residence, in Wa- person of Miss Edi-th-Mabol, daugh- tansf)n, ,,in ol
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I I atisfactory deF, wanosh, , last Wednesday ovenina.- ter of Mr. and Mrs, J. B.' Stewart, i.s very- ill. It lic would only cojuwnt
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I � I ' effect that the islands in �ake T . Y Of tile, Mr. George Reighling left on Mon. The happy couple are spending Lbeir to be roinoved to the House of It(,r-
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our priees at all times -the )owest. The foll,ming lines are aa,long , 1wit Fru
our best sellers, �,ompare the prim, then comoi and Bee for yourself. i. I Tioun A�
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better -one and one which will re- - White, of Detroit, was in ,be v .
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I stion. It is this., For -no hotel Mrs. James Ml'bite, wbo still ,
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keeper nor liquor dealer to sell to a -- tinues very ill. -Mi& -3 Hawkshaw is ,
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nor -to anyone who habitually abus C W,been
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faulty and obsenity and otherwise is attendinz- the business colloge in 11 rze& �
vile proclivities,, the use of Iiijuar 'London, was home for a few Aayls - &OAMMI
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were done there would be but little . lie, recently of Kippen, has movea ike dd#�
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more -required. into aur- village -and Mr. Upsh;r1l, ,
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Bwchwood. - , Wbile welcoming' Mrs. smillif�, wo � act the
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next Friday and 04turdsoy only. ftvlar SIAO and cording to your Kippeti'correspond- t
12:, for 48C rpair, in sizes of 2 V2, 3 ond 3 1.2 ent, he was longing for the Stir aud U doob
only, sampres, In north window. W. 9. WIllie, Sole . t& hozw
a art for Dorothy Dodd shoes for ladiesand Goo. A. bustle of that village, a;nd li�j-e Ra_ , . . maiden I
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attended a -box social at St. Colum- PrY of The Expositor here Irast week . ���� wjwh,- b
by special conveyance Nvas v�lry mucW �� �
ban on the'17tb. They report having � - I I 11
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bad a most -,enjoyable Iiine.-Mr. T. "PP . in - - � *t; one eA
Ryan visited friends in Seaforth on -Hansall and- vicinity. -Miss 11arris � -� unk,'.pen
Sunday last. -Miss K. Evans has been returned :to Wroxeler this week,- - I
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visiting friends, in Dublin f or tbe I ss Shepherd returned homt re- �
past couple of weeks. -Mr. Will.&- cently from visiting friends in F,X- I
Hibbert, speni a later. -Rev. W. J. Doherty -an,) 'Mrs. ' .- - 13,Rm"
Connor, of week i
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.-Mr. John Flan- , getting the accumulation of ice and � sito hav
friends In Hullett r: I -5 moth,
nigan delighted the audience at the snow Off the sidewallos On Main . I'LL �n
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comic songs, which he renaered In � osic left on Wednesdzty 1-1) V)s- , -. -� . twir VM
his usual � leasing style. -S. -J. Hol- t it- her sister in Leamington. -The -.1
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land, of S t. Colun�:ban, -called an . hi tbo &b
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Doug,,�J, last weak. " Mr. Thomas well -on timic! this week up lo ,date . .- �� $Mtob vc
Flannigan, sr., feel- of writirIg and our business wtu ]Adite A
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4ince the box social' I wonder Why I . M I
trains once in -ore making their ap- I
-Mr. Finlay -McKerojier called on � IG"d Fri,
friends in Tuckersmith receritly.- Pe-arance-Mr. Thas. McGri-gor, who - I IW.0 8'"
We have been wondering it Mr. Vin- is so well ,and favorably known fil . ��� -1 the tord.
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was lef t for 'him at St. Columban Ing the �past month ,with his broithor, ld$*Odfi
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last Friday. Information' wq,rkted on John, here., I -oft on Thursday for - ' � vnion idbl
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and.machine shopit with the [ands b6loo . ging to the chanan was in Landon on Twesdajr "I L � Inobbew
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Robert Bell, Sestotth!, . 1863-tf. H. Sutherland were in:Cl1n,to)a' on "I'll
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G. J. Subberlaud, notarypublic, conimls- Wednesday visiting friends. -The . �"t V �
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inner, conveyancer, Ore and 11fa Insurance agento thaw of the first part of this week Ur.# of Ja
and issuer of warringe peenses, Deedo.'mcorUrsgeir, 'was most rapid, taki g a - a arge -
leaoes and wills earefUlly LdYAWLn up awording to, n way I : 9f this P!
lawaltoxiso-iiiible ratea. Private fands.also loan quantity of our su pi no ; . white,14
coinpany'ast lowest rite of Irterest, Farm and '� r us S 1V V1 -9s - -1 ..
Mary Hagan who wa,,g home on a , the PM1
village -iroporties for eate. Offico at the Post Office, Visit L ,
1883 tf return( -d to Tilbury th-iS Nveek. -L 11 : 1� - It U� ftow,
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Pall, Ontario, Head Offloa, Toronto � Executive of. of Bolton is expected to Occupy t1le .
1JUlpit or C. 1. - . - ,- Fort Gar
flee, Noutrapt. A general banking usiness transt armel church -on Sabbath -1 1100. 'B
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tin awbunt, Interest allovitod (ram date of deposit. - - L -
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who have been visiting relalivo,.s.-cand ,-- '' , 4Afty, . i
A Good Sale.-Oia-e of the most sue � # .
- f riend-s 4n a number of places, 3-o,- in faw in
oessful sales ever held in LWs dis- . , -
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,trict was thdt,conduoted by Mr. B'. They were, unijbl-e toget a train for I � L Wnfol '
S. Phillip,,$, auctioneer, on Tuesday of .Several weeks owing to the, sno,jy . - t000k. ; 1
last week, for Mr. August Ehnes, on -blockade in the northern parts where I - vit#111t Tv -
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1 bidding was briii � k and Mr. Phillips new dvi'relring at the, vv, --qt - - Aiadly w
I took the IaSt end' of the village to Mr. Pfaff.- L tU distri
' out- of each bid- Miss Prior, of Exeter, is vi.siting b-er . I
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A. team of working hoises sold for millers ba-va a large quanfity of L .. 0=11try,
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2 year old steer$ aveiaged $58.50 well known, horse buyer, of Kin -oar -
each. Mr.L Eh.nes says: he L9 more . vill., - on We4ap-
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than pleased with the way the sale TnMBE-7
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realised. Mr, Uhnes intenits 'going to from a Sore foot, is now able to get � . I
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sale for Mr. S. H, Pett;y on the 2nd L Xa . - rudy 1 -VA
ak0r, was in London last ,.veek on W ��t
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church. on Sunday evening. Th�&re larton club. They cam. le ut second .. Blyth. ij�
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YEARS AGO, &n4 It is. cortailmly. a source of ntisf"floh to find that the bapnw - , - .
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the solutions sold in bulk. It can always be depended on as uniform in . atre-ngth, sud . -- wvast st7
cortain, to do the work expeoted � of li. . - - they I Ion
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