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L I I I a HURON CONVEN, ONS. Window, ILucknow, witnessed the ceremony, ddy. v, -The ..
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. . I Fine I I L - S ,I --- ditioal oonve I , ?.ON LIBERALS, . Gundy, pastor of th�,- Methodist hroh e . L i
- - FUR -o -tw eat, pc; n� SOUTH HUI Ue was carry:iol;
,� . . . T,h .o 9T All Sizes c-hurch. I -and Y�.'as drowned- I
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Tsiloring .... I �� - -tions, have been held and we now Tble Reformers of So4th Huron, as . " , g,jau they hado eiJad � L -
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11 ... I Shades 19th ult., Elmer, . with tim the OX113 -
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I . I I labom. Let. -the ,people judge be- assembled , 0. Pattison, of Clinton. was playing triedA0 save ,his�wmpanlon,,aud - j,
: - . . FURNISH tween them. The foilowi4g suma'r,Y! on Friday last. The -object of the Made to Order . 's r own,M in his attempt. I
- read!YmaAe 1 L . .. I I . � on the verandah of his father' e- was j��rlj dT )
� L I . embodies +,he salient Points in the convention wats the selection of a - . . 4en beL fell h1mvily against, His 1i4"J1d,% "'re bidly cut by the. ice F
I ' � I L I INGS I I platform of each party, as � adopted; candidate to contest the consititu- sizes in sidenm-, w a badi scalp and Ab is in a very !weak st4te. He
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Clothing I . . I � rfy CURTAIN POLES -all the carpace, inflicting 04 twe,n y *Jes to X 6h I
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E *-� I . � )roachipg election. Mr. ! stock. I wound. Two doctors were. calleA in walk .
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: !'( THE LIBERAL PT�ATFORM.-, J. G. Stanbury, barrister, of- Exeter - INT,V,D a 'A.e, and -,v,as N�ith,Dut fooa for
� - � , Tempemnec. ' ' M"' X . W 4), the little suffpxpr, but he die,d, on neaTij four days. ! - �
presided, and opened the Convegtio� Al auu,x Re faTmers ,aroand St. Cat)aar-
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I I , or of putting the I to thie success of .the great Liberal -
I ; Piobure framing a Specialty. -� 9 j6 befok ,there i is 0, 10 - -
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-; I I I I " . -from which he had just Totu Huron Notes, sold to Mr. Chas. Reed, of Brucefield� 'sell tbeir live sto`ck� Mauy farmers L .
� , pal .eleotoTs Qn t.,he, initia-tiv# of �L He thought the success Of Ahat cod- . # "I -f ...
� . There are 'no ba ve �or 50=10 -
7 . . nt- , 25 per oe-U fhe for the sum of $3,150. time! past bvw com-
a. . I Never before has there been so much "buying early" for the prese p6tition Signed by t. of yention' presaged the success Of the -Mr. Thomas Cain has sold pelled�to dxa-%v water' f -or the u1se, of
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% 11�- - the selection is much larger and dro acres clear-Qd but it' has never 6m,n -This has beell A 19re St.
� When 11 time to come. Huron to -Mr. C. A. Tebbutt has be -an re- ; I .% 111,
: thte Reformers of South plowed Ontario, for Suc��ien dues. AC -4 . z "a
� i 461-08.30 much more easilymade. The idea is good, make your selection, ,a Xo m4w 1,0mWes to be Z;,an ted any- - . every logitimate effort 'to on L9V to Solicitor' XcLood, of 01-5 � �-xl
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I' RC - I . excel, on a petition isigned . get this Tidin in lipe, so that in the s��l for IQ05, at a sa,laxy of $475. Department. .H
11 -of the rosidents in' vill have a -While lifting .a pot of gTease wanosh township h0e p. ,ed away T . �i
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from a big range, and we- have it of the right class - . .,by 60 wr c0n t, I next PaTl I during the,past w4k. tions'#rq. that the esta:tes ,+-hot bave � 1 f-,�
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I Ai representative to SUPPOr ard Cb:Amney 1-assed a- to pay tribute to t4e -
L which it is ptr,oposod to locate it. . anning, of Clinton, had one of last Mr. Rich ", - ��
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4 I- arnment. way, aged 78 year�;� 8 me. -hs and this I. -OT, c,MtT I � ..
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4 � I Forfeitur of Jjoeolnse f or second T hands, badity "aided. -- *450,000. This . ��
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r )f 15 days. He liad bi�oe,h a TC - deAt of c Treasury - over .
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I I or for Woman, for Boy or for Girl o�fpnm e � constitution, hiad to be anaide by bal- -J. B. Weir, a former resident 4 �
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f I .. � d Publio lot. The first ballot resulted -in a- Clinton, died in Brandon, Manitoba, , a walk- �, Nk I
' - I - I � I � ��[ I Saturday Elizabeth .Marrison, relict -Co-',"diin exhibib.birs; had .
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ZsIr i in tho w bout a d last vveek, aged 62 years 1.6f thfe Late Matthew' Harrison, died awvY,i RT
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7 franWiism ' in municipalLties, tJD 'be before the convention, but many of leav�es a wife and -one son. ,at Ch-loago tbio �
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. I I . -they had no inten- -Mr. Arthur McGee b"eold his 50 � .
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w. 11. I Moats, Suits, Jacketz, Fur Jae'ketE6 Fur' Public franobisiee betreafter granted tion of beinig candidates, and with- acre farm, north half iof lot 8, con- -Master Jimmie IJO�nkins, son of The-il%r4t prizes for wethers went as 11 ,
I I . Fur 0oats, Fur Lined Coats, Ove- mpt to be for �nor6 tibum 30 years. drew. On the second ballot the lead- ewsalon 3, Turniberry, to Mr. Yeo, for, -
. . . I Jamlea JeAkino, of Qw Queen's hotel, folloNi-A: Sbro�shire% John Camp- -,j
L Ties, 'Collars, 4, t hme * S Ontario ; South-
-Muff aps, -Underwear, pUrLQb*:% 4"W30 tio, be inserted ing, naImies . w.eTe . f Messrs. $2,025. dvillet I 1�
-- I �, Fur a, Fur 0011aM Fur Ruffig, Far 0 ME
. .1 3fitt I - . b04- Ciinton, bad tan experience the oth- bell, �. !W00 �-
I 'Mufflers, StoQlcings. I it, Zurich; ,Jaoob Keller- -Mr,,Alex. Younig Im re -pure 1-1
I a Jackets, Dressipig Gowns, Bath Robes, Gloves, , in the agreement. Petor Lamon ' in. Wing- ex day that he will 16ot 0oop forget. dow4 Sir George 1prunimond, Bela- - --�
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L I F om in larger variety then you'll see in any one. store Anot4" notable n was man, Dashiwoo , - lije ;eonsfjl�ld, Quebec; ITAItlps.hires. Tel � .
- . ,h he re,Delitly sold to MT. 11e, �-nd some othp,T boys were *play- ". . i,
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7 � . the county. �ev Thos. Airmstping. running, he tripped and was thrown - ---
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' !of b . . I of the Of all ihie votes, and, on motion of : the 1�.-fiagara distri,et . ���'
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;1& I . ! promker,tor'and t.he isettler,.were al- Mr. McLean, seconded. by Mr. Keli poun&. ermir6ed, but it is feared btie bas residqhce, in St. Catharines. On Fri.- -.4
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I I Thousands of Bargains. . .. ther, resoluti�ni. lerman,tlft, unanimous nomination of Mx. George Vanderburg h�s det z - -
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I � . I . - Stoqk Watering. � . -Mr. Jobn. Hall, wbo for many. He *48 a lgTeat ,,borse Ue6der and, �
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: � I (WITH SUGGESTIONS) I . D�"IaTatioins 1. thie convention for th.6 born" they wbome business he .recepitly bought. . .�
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: L � of the ,constitut - has Daahwood, has removed his 'to 'eT'-0ry`turf man7in t'he wuntry.- I
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. i When you buy a tie to give away, you wan - Shipped 14,000 barrels of app I . ; -
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i i 13uy at a store: Where expert judgment does the buying for,,you' Taxation of Railways. - di5posed'to jacc�ept MT. Lamont's $136,000, southbru part of thefcounty of Hur- w -a -"' . ,�i--111!
I friend. . ' . . E. C. Attrill, ,of Goderich, U01. a li� '4
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I i . . q,bo pTg)perty of rai.lway3 on the same hialf an idivinoe in Dals1wood. tanji,$qfallinig to the ifloor exploded, r-
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. Pric's, 25c, 35c*an&-101-'10c- -Elec't.oral Puri.ty. Executive Committee. in Godexiob, wais destroyed )by fire tbo iinfoirtunate Mwan .His -clothlag L, 71
� - . e -The town -of St. Marys is after - - i .
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I I . at ten oWock Saturday morning. It was 41most �Mmpe,tely burned off, .
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A good dress glove is always a ,�xy -offender i e I'M I oftg-T every indiacement to hav(" yea YE ly burned. He is - -.
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I I � is Fraser, the Reform capd1date in the , rs of 1 1--!�
� . L and elections; Mr. thic. plant Temove4 frvm Clinton to �'�i
i I dul oat% barley and wheot. There was 75 aLge, a,DA lives --1
L , . We show about twice,to three times the y convicted I puniisiheA, and ;��4 -- ----
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i man� I _ T11't Dominion $1,000 imuramee on the buil,digg, alonto. He was not disooveTed nutil. 1.3 ,- I
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. . G- VESO al or c�thjex� consider cob thiat town.
. I - I ed �r unlined, fur lined and! thlat mo politic George XcEwen, ex -M. P.; Ja It- I
: : ifilan-64- of gloves to be found in any store, ]in I - and the contents -were partially oov- mor . �. A
L . quantit I I atio,n,% be pexmitte,d to jEitand in the .61A q ',hours after ithe ac*!-
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I '- i L� Kellexman, Wm. Lewis, D. D. Wilson, -Mr. Pebar B. Lewis, of the Nor �aed. The griain as par'tly owned doii�-,�' His -chances of recovery are ;
I . .1 way of tihfe fulle-st ,vindication - I
I . each pair in boxi- �i
T 1! of A. Mustatd, R.. Gardinex, a:nd manby, London, has: ren1ed the KiAg w' - 1-
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I � . - Prices, 50c to 4�2.50, 1 aie sanctity of the ballot and the oth�--'rts . Edward hotel, Clinton, for a term - �--41
� i . IV protection of 'public morals. That owiginated .from the -explosion of a *. Johu Bertram, a bmding ext -
- % I ' of five years. It is rented subjebt .. I I ,
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� i -. i Alt the close of the appointed time sol-ine engine. - L. . Toronto,, and a. pTominent .. J
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! . If L 1 'any candidate re -appeared on ,the to Ahe. possibilities of 'local option. '91 , � -1 101 . - -1 ,
I i colors, shb i . lumte�Aman nuf aciturer died, t
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I . � Give him ha a dozen nice handker- - uld try to ,complete his MT. Lamoht -H�, already has possession. -Death, on Tuosday evening of ,am d ma ?--
I I I I pl&tform aind said hie was very sorry I -- a
� t HANDKERCHIEFS# most grilteful fel-- I oxganization out of reputable men -Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Duff, -of last week removed one who Ifor the. -y
I � chiefs and he'll be the . could not alter ,his decision and ' af T.0ognto, oil Monda - He- was a I - �,
: � 1 9 he pa -4t few years has been a familiar I � years i
L . - hemstitched, narrow ,or wide, residing or thiaving businqss .connec- natite of Scotla-nd and was 6 �!
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� . I ; . lavy' YLOU k t Tegetting he could not acceed to GoApi:ich, cele,brated their silver wiedA igure, on tlW streets of Wingham, ' . N, . � �c
h DOW Of. Plain white silk or linen f . ".
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I , i - box, colored silks. i tions in ,his own rid�iuig, and that i, Convention, 'but din!� on Monday of last week. The Of i�,.,go' but 'had been a promiiie'nt ,�
L tbe desires of the I I
wh�i-te silk- and linei�, 7ith fancy border, half a dazen in is an active � duty of ,every' Liberal , uple �Vefrie 'the recipients in t1le pel'son. of Mr. Wm:- J, Mal- - in T<xr,o,nto for a great manY, � �
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� . " ,%v -h bis 62nd ,year. Mr. Mallagh ma ly' I
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� . I candidate to -see that no Person, 0 o. secure of a !numb,e-r of valuable tokens of r yeafjs. He was a. member of the ,��g
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. I ' use h,is vory best efforts :t * was a native 'of c6unty Antrim, Ire- bommans-from 187.2 to �� -
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I I , Price'! 25c t6f $01.500 jbhs ,been judicially ;noted for cor- H , Ise of 11
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� . L . clu&d, in a�is el- land, where he spent the greater '0 -' - an enthusiastic sup- ill
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: - I - rupt whom the Conve,ution might Imiledt. -Mr. W. F. Dulmalg�e, formerly of 87W' and
I I part of his' life. ,About four years , , , "
. - . I lectoral orga,nization; or brought in- 'of L the late Hon. Alexa.ndsx L.
, F He Said that th'18 ,decision was final 'the Brunswick hotel, Wingbam, has 'ater .
a 1-1 % ' &!goi he came to this countrV an&- Madkonzie. Ree wa!i �6resl(lentt of tbe 11-14
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: You'll add much -to his personal corn- Ito political contact ,iAritih- b Vendome hotet, at -- ;
I I -1 , It , I and he moved that Ithe Vnanimous purchased the took up Lis resIdience with his sis- -
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I �- 'OUFFLER SCARFS'�fOTt throughout the cold and rough 'Veilts. nomination ,of the Convention be Tevswster, from Mr. Varson, and Bvxtram -,
-�' M- . 1* ter, Mrs..R. Herd-sman. The * positions in
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I i � � . Labor Intereats. wilhout any further bal- will take possessiov on the first of I ple4 many pX
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- heart and pur,-e to tbe extent of presentiD9 a muf- � -- - � tendered, ed NvAas-of a quiet, inoffensive dis- J I—
1 �U`l weather, if I I . loti,ng, to. MT. M. Y. Mel, . 00*MeToiaL life. .. L� I
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7 you open"your - dation of the existinig ean. This December. h,ter position ana was respected bythose ! it
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I J . fler scarf-, knitted, or the,fiflk and satin lapove S. . � I the Government service was carried by a standinig vote. -Miss Minnie L. Kerr, daug, ' ' -��At the pre!sent tim-P-twelve Te,81� . I I
t fa f . branc,hes of. who had the pleasure of his ac- Tr� .
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! of'Alr. H. B. Kerr, of Clinton, .rn Manitoba are Un- -.-
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I i �� . dealing with labor intereists under a Mr. McLean on nta � He is survi*ed by one - �� �-�,
; I Price, 25c to 'I.50# been teaching at school section qu"I - nce- P 'heavy boAtIs in i'Unitted Strates� 1�
i Tp Ministex-of Colonization and Labor t1hat he' could but re -beat the state- hias soa, W.. J. F. MaJla)gb, of Brantf ora. d'- I �
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. . . -4 - ment X). 15, West '�rts� c;barg`ed` 'vv3th "5m1WZ ' I
I.- � was r/ecommended -, also t -hat the - made before the last ballot was N ' I '11�9 't
I 14 Wawanosh, f or the
- ILA I � ' . -Richard Chamney,; one of the, 0'* -
t e i I pa 7% has resigned in or- w1ii6at into United! Statets lterritorY. I 4-4
IA� L i provisi-6n liation pioneer residents of East Wawanosh, "
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Lps f6r I � � W, -� and . accept a position at No. 3, elits per � : -;
E COA T8 Thsse coats have a whole lot to do with of means of conci ta)Wn, viz.: While 'he could ,not st two Ycal I
HOUS , ,,all the comforts bf home." Nice house i whPIPAY strikes may be avoided give a definite acceptance to -day, ho der to died on Friday, November 18th, at T,b-�,,re is a dif fereace, 6�f 60 c . - t7f
I of prison labor had promised some of his friends Morris, at an increape of $25 a year. , buViel in 'the prices offered in so)ne; I �i
- . thle, age of over 78 years. -Deceased Ful
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L $2.76: JS saves his good ! th'- c"`P '' . that if it were. -Walter Coats, formerly of Clin- 'been of a rugged -itution, pa:tts of Manitoba, and .those whir -h �
L . - ood humored and happy; anade manifest that
I n Await -make a man comfortable, 01 aor ted. const
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I -the Convention was *P-..ry largely of ion, '%N'a � :=
� , �1 f 1�. - i s a 1�eavy los<.1T by the burn- privail across the line in the''States. � - "
. 11T '.I I : ouse, at Elgin, and enjoyed his usual health up to *f-* � L!
- thes. New OntaT�<).� L
I 1 ,-5-121 0 - the opinion ' that he wa:s likely to ing of the Elgin H th. He T* Governmo:nt may lave isome di �,
v TLb?G leagthy olaurnes dealing with I I
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Manitoba. - Ev was sleepinig in the within two weelks o� his dea -fie,Wty in pTovinv that rthe, men dlid it
j Price, born in the county of Wicklow, I :I_
. -� C 1 . I i - development of new Ontario be thc� strongest candidate he might, to I pay duty, and I ;
I the ' -really intend to
t,_ �Ne ' possibly, favoTably consider a unan- building at time, and had n ears not Ll-:.;,
; I'- . on the li Ireland, nearly seventy-ni e y 1
41 Mowed equal advance � nes . .- v� been
Several i I nomination. But the vot13 Of jump out of a,window 20 feet from ,Bile nume'rou.1% arrests have � � �,
. I . sal imou-S came to Canada at the age N � . A
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. i -W . The Suspenders are placed in fancy boxes, and the at public ownership. The, propo ground to save himseff. He lost w9o' and m4dle, within the pa!A two Weelm, i,
L 5j. . way the Convention ts;howed that- he was the t of 14 years' Af ter a residence of � ' ' L -L!i
n d . $,-5�' ' — , c0ce o6rifinues, and bun- � i
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- . Susp6nders' iali. to extend the Government rait not considered �the strougest man all his clothes, except an old sui ,
m 1 �Z4 colors and patterns are varied; the best of q,t twelve years In Kingston, be remov- t,bf'�
� r -s -Bay was onco aged, the
L -to jame,s V. and $58 in cash, diaii wh"t .-,-
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. i ; man should be well pleased to receive a Pair. laying out iaxid Provinoializat6on of bert Hodi ea to -East Waw-anosl 53 years aigo, 3411y ,find their way to elevatoTs on 1� li
'O' from ,any promises be had ri�ade in -Al and stronig in the sturdy manhood I -
-, 'I - Jee, and aDy gson, of the second !-
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I I , sites and watc�T pojNrers was LJ -;
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L I 'ded d the general ad- -1 -
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I � this respect. But, as the one whoW concession of Usborne, about a of 26 years ,of wge, hie began the task _
I '. . I I ,,,Price, 35 th,ey . considered ihe strongest ,was mile east of Exeter, died on Tuesday, of clearimig, -a farm -on which he —A d4asPa'tch from- W'n`n'P`�g'AT-an- I ... :L -
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. k � �J- I I y vanqe of t,he,t newland, to be opened not say de, of Jast ~k, at ttbq early age -of 31 Fu-pt-heT inxlications that .�� I
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Aumsy lL -e, 1% I h ou lived f,ox over 52 years. Deceaspd iibba says -. -
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� I I In Persian Lanib, Russia -h Lamb,Be 11 noxt,h to south and 750'mllea f rom at be would not ace -opt the y�N,rrs. Deceased was a victim of enjoyed'%he 'e�Steeni of. all; L be wp a 86uthern Manitoba iis hi the bands i
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'11. - ? 1 Fur GauntletS—bat, Coon, Wallaby. ,ea:gt to, west,. was co�nmended and Im consider the mat- 14te Jaineig Hodgson and was unmar hel ought 'to . �
of I -� - . . tenjotined week to further ings, and a member of bbe Bet A
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. itkyr. ,ried. The, since -rest syxnpatbY es he rning. A tel-
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I � Price '03.00 -, to. $12.00* Mr. McLean'5 request was �-,ranted extepded to the, bere,aved relatives� received from the Ogil- .-I
, .i was an a-rdvn:t Copservative, and pol- "rain was 1
- -� 9 P THE WNSERVATIVt LATFORM. . Milling Co.'s brtau,Oi at RO-0,-a-Or .:�
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U o� � , lowip,g is the ,platform 0 -or one week, until Fri- ,Can-1-pbell place, east ,balf of, lot 33. Alm. 0 -at the safe a -,t t 6
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I F. - day, Decembor �hd tit 1 eclock, at concession 9, Grey, conitaininIg 50
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. � I " eysiarl, �qea.], Russian tamb) Bea*er, German Beaver, ago. To t,hiem',,v-,0're born eleven chil- %4d been broken open during the N
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Fur Caps—'Grey Lamb, &c. tjve resolutions*passed,by thc, con- Hen,sall, when it will then meet to, acres, ,has beem purchased by Wm- re living, and � ight, L' the entire, contents, eonsi-St- . �
iw� t . . . dren, of w-bom nine A . L - 1.
Temive . ' jr., from Mh3s Mary Camp- - ig - ;
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i - I t he igeneral I the event, of the x�,ply- -not being fla- bell. Mr. Baker disposed of his 50 -hequ0s and J)aPoTs igt6l". In it
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- J %D . Conservative, leader, Mr� � J. P.Wthit- vorable., to isel6c.t another oanitidatei,- acra Lot adjoining his father's farm —0.-- IN"Te two.piazkaiges of mon<�Y, �on,e - . i
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Md, and I . l I ney, as stated in bis speeches and . - -- to his brother Robert. � Canada. I .;
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ctxcellenb I . i Nothilla be can give her so mucif appreciated as a in journals of fithe �Hoilse I)c 611- I FAST HURON LIBERALS. -Mr:5. C. A. Birge, of flamifton, I linig Co., and auothor of 15300 .b<'- .
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L od � i. doicea: DT -r. A. E. Tayior, barrister of longing to a Mr. Prim- N i tro, - 1-1
,et V, ffs , . . of East Huron, as 11e)0, Miss Margaret Vanstone, of �j
L I --l' FULr /? I z3 . - ent Aurora, 11a,% been appointed Junior s" �-_i
iand dilst � Dice piece of fur. The Ruffs and Muffs and Boasare That hi's refu:�al of Governin The Liborals 1�ly,eerine was, used, and the 'robber -
�g 0" t,e,. ,��j : ' - constituted for Provincial purposes Wi.nigham, died very suddenly on 'dg,q of the. county of Lambton. -11 4y
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_L Lei, s%ble, dyed coon, mink,. etc. - tion Govern ric�apOa tyn ahnndcar towards Win- -1
� ` � ' handsoine in oposzfsCm tion at Brussels on Wednesday of last Nveek. Deceased ju _- z
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eaforth,'t !- � . ment ,express" the unanimous oPin- I . L the three -Nathaniell Jee, of Steele Stre0t, �%,Jpeg. �,
I 11 4 1�- ..), yarn�outht, just east of St. Thomas,
11 I 11 � � �f vative P�a:Tty Of �i ridZLy last for purpose Of nom- had only been. �aarrle,d about
dl4 vf I L . - 0 ion of , the Conser - inating a candidate to carry,etheir years anti besides her husband leaves �J i -A ,retired - farmer .named Pe�tp-r-
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Jd, alse- , q orth-CiOlu- one child about threb weeks old. 1 1 son, living in Spencerville, near i
�il Price, - 3.50 to $2-5.00 and .))jis little danghter, are ill with V �
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is young, � � 1: We can meet You in the larger goods quite -lihra the timber and miperRls gattes, in att9ndance, besides Ina"Y Elirqville, was tthe s-cene of an inte'r- young bull on Saturday last- He � K-!
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. ability. ; subject to prop6r, rcs ns, . 1 VeS LOU the IL
i 11 FUR COATS—assatisfactorily as in the smaller. Men's Fur #oin friends and sympathizers of the J, was visiting his son, wbo U --
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I t notbing -shall be done to �o . -Mr. Carter Harrison, Chicai&Q's,l � 11
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_U I . T J jag, the occasion
� ut Va.0 � , - ombat,,browil and silver, Wallaby, black dog &c. Rnd th'EL . PaTty. President Duff, of Bluevale, . b.-aing the mar- poopul,ar mayor, was one,of a party of 0 d , and went out to- the I
-th " C(ats ill coon, Cal . i . ing in,
'Odist, ,I I f (black), w I prevent bonafide settlers com' the ,�j
I L z 11 M�.' Archibald Hislop, the - of ,his sister, Miss Zeta Ala- hunters from the United States, istable. A few minutes later :
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Mted oia � I-, or, t,he, development of minerallands. P1 . . Tiage
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. � 11 present member, was tendered and drews, to Mr. Albert Mitabell, of
L ,; Price, 4DI5 to 07-5. w,ho ing -son heard avonizing cries for help.
, i qT - T,.bja t in every mining 4istrict there . �
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I � % -bed the unanimoil,!� nomination neaT Centralia. The ee-XeMODY was the Nipissing distniict, Algoma, neart% Rushing to the stabl
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rs tak-4 � � I Lands D6partrn furiated animal madly plerel th*--
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� ;-1 We have prepared our stock with some . 'bo shall allot locatiops Addresses E limville, in the presence of about -A cablegram received at Strat-, .
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� Olt big i in c,biarge, ,w candidate and ot-bers, Mr. John sixty. jXu,e8ts. - the deatl� d nazn"s body wittihis horns. -There -
q CKETS—exceptional beauties in jackets aspal and. in the order of application. ford on Sunday announ , 0I ,
I ?! . . servativ a Leckie, one of the stalwa.'rts Of the ue- ip Mcp hey,l - a gapin, 7�`
r, A -Mr. James Fowler, -of the BI in Englamd of Miss Ann . -
�,St week. 1� I I Istrachau. etc. Tihat the con e ;P ting ver - a:nd in Jess 'than two min. .- --.
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. . ) d Persian., sable trimmed or self trimmed, �pATty i iving a most interts' breast ffl
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, f ity 8tores f I 0 ss prship; of public retilitiles, I been conf Ined to. his home with a Stratford,' -and pioneer of orphati lites V 4
igan, ac -i i � � No need to ao to c dead. Beating back the bull .
1 I 0 you want. WhaVs more;,, we'pfotect You against any Provincial convention, r eg :' -Or wa's -
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tiew vis -i �; I- , T.hat the conference ifavors, better romnt I Resol- broken I for some weeks# met with work in Canada. ' father out. Mr. f - I
7 1 ,I styles and qualities which he had just xeturned. M - th!6 son got his -I I
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,rs, T-ho�j4 I L - be not right, or at any time -need repairs., misbap on Saturday, He Was -IsTx. Spencer Lloyd, son of. 94
I ! should your coat inspeotiom of fa lit LMer� P rs -old, was well
. L-4 or Incolivc-u'lence . - I utions were also pass6d endorsing a lk� ab,out the house on crutolles. James Lloyd, wJhblesale frt _ ��, eterson was 65 yea V�
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. I enact grea ( " Vifte &L.3trict for Many Yea.
- .. Price 025,00 to $150*00o t convention, expressing con-
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ccounV � -11 I � P . proposal ,of Mr. Whitney to . and inJured bis leg. His mishap will suddenly, in cousequenoe of ani f - - I ---10----- ?i 1: ��
i �, L � o f idenc,6 in the Gpvornment and Pr - for a f ew days eration pe,rformed at thelospita ;,"_
- a . I i 10&iation, for the settlemelat f o keep thim in bed I qr. I � L
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�Iv 1 .1 Boys' and Men's -if he needs a new Qo places' itself frid Laurier on his splendid vlot -W,hile, a youjaig , , -
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1. I f -L- 6 OVW what more seDsible gift..; if the one you 84 -ii� I all sympathy - late john $noll, being located on the, !Ogden Noi-th, -of, Neivtonville, Ont., ago, and � 7 live . .
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t,ary' ser -i r . i - sou�h Turnberry, boundary, has been wasout shootbag he slipped a sbot and f i:,:L
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. . Mr. Dudley Holmes, of WiDi3ham, "' gur- -While driving into Windsor�on a deer B;�
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" he, �' . . � la)rged and an earnes � selected as the Conservative ' Mrs. Edm�jxrA i prominenf citizen of Iron River. :The k, *
>1' he � � . to dif use Moro- widely -the benef ohns6d this farm from Inspector J. Saturday morning, 13th ult. _
. - stanidard bearer a . 33anwell, siged 62 YeATS1 from ihe accident took place on the V�,
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I f . Every article fairly and rightly price cial election and accepted the 11 bu b 4 -hen. Huxon lln:% , -.
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� � Ificke your-celectioLs now. - pective funds oreat- inatio.a. -Mr. Holmes is a promising train onlbe ' from Mir. James, Waddell's t L
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Iloia ffmi- ficr"rAz 4 WE -)l I)Ut�aSi -ad to e�ncourage b—n-ter and should make a U Alf r. -P av,,A received injuries from i Stratford on Than , :,
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� I -intil Sa-Lta Claus time. larged as necessity - the after�don- Arove -to St. MarYs. He
� about it , - I strong and popular candidate. He ,
,. ooiag,rat-1 i . t 0 at th,e intorestlon the mon,�Ys leased to John Jackson, now of Me which she died in
� . . and th is a, son of Dr. Holmes, of Goderich, oil was accompanied ' "only at a late hour and it is evident the
A profi,:i . A. -A & 9% A A -A A'A mept shall Killop, a former resident of the Mrs� Banw � ad not bf,en taken Of
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III � IWIW-91� - - . . exacted by the Govern Coupty Treasurer. The Liberalean- Oth line. Mr. Walker's health has by her ,grandson, who escaped -'with best of care, h,
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1k, G eo T- n--, e, I ,, . spre- past summer, astbrna troubling him -News lids been - -'horsp,'41 foot,and be found upon clv"
n-� I ie X The , Order-inCouncil - should not N[. Q. Cameron, the .present r and be wit' probably take a trip to ,nipeg of a -.Ad tTa,gedy whieh oc, 4
bey, n- � -an Cam- 4 Rled 4 coun- examination that There was a c0m-
. ! i Awb� I r t the. Northwest next spring with a F. curred in tie sparcely Set � . .of the fetlock joint
i I MM be passed inju jously affectinig be sento,tive, will be the m . Mr.
relativeZ' � Ar -1% Stewart, 'PT ector, miner or S�ttler, d e-ron made 'a strong run 81 the last . Day, Lake "�of the I pound f racturo
� 08P I try near Buffalo t, 'Be called up Mr.
ration of ' Gr-%;ig a A. W. Cook, cons tabl Om,',Ra �
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. � � self a faithful and efficient TePre- ayward ,4star
� -,vas en-, . . , should be I I tive and if his services are performed ;;it the home of Mr, and River, and J. W. H )rr, V.S. The two voteria- , � .
. . rnfidence of Wingbam from.Badigver for Re,
I I Tim t co -be exprbssed in, sente , at ? him Dr. (
mtal and! tand . Wm. Guest, Ties found tho" bone �.qo badly $bat- .
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-W Johnson i3ros." Old S 5 R. L Borden as leader of the Conser- 1 still 'available for another term the ATX5
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M Approval of Mx.;'Whitne' weret in the save the animal. It 'Was 810t- TJ
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t the rp . -9-. . . in marriage to Mr. La�lson I dian,� Cook and Hayford I
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-ntr5: � � r,*,) 11 -- -T-1C) I rT:E3' - I . efforts to rescue f)ntarict from itst candidate. Mr. Cameron I M and inci
pres I -0 I - Bisbee. About twenty -f ive of the I bush for several days, with. nothing', dental expenwo
t intolerable i and dangerous! HolmV3 will . friends of I to ,e
� make a strong team. ,at except rabbits a:nd partridges. I of the ho
��f 0 na and 1 diate relatives and . I fall on Mr. Wsddell.
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x1ning ,fd . ' ' in Western Ontario!.' pre -sen �.. - of whom Hayford took pio)r, "Athe ltLen could wH
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