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I li � � . � � am oclle - political head'L But be thia as it Xnay, . with. the bestj values in w.orking sh An ci.pa ing
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.� . I I not n angel ,by - 86e speolal-i0o pairs or ruen, an -advance i all 1jeavy leathers pean war.. .
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I I - � .1 -Vnfraraed Pictures-'niompson'a Mok Stcra-S th&tL the -Oovei�ment does not Intend ature !, their isawmill at full blast. -We ,are Ralnesji, w1fe ot Mr. - X. - Drehm . - - ': I � . boT
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ut ��-i-! I I . r"der of principal jnteres�. Xr. 1A. K. Fighting In, different directions. Is -still Haines, father; Nellie and' Sarah- I I -'r . Itive
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U � ; I F". ,radsing the Te- . j tnV!*,a week at the home of Mr. J. I .
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h, -�,!�,-,,, - - WMA AlOARY; Ddt he did critlej.e mos, durI4 the week. -Nevertheless The Movement- against Gen. Hughes I . Monday from beautiful ;§prIng weather to Mi -ban I I I L
I Js largely L responsible, having back of ,1n Br SNIS.-Ifrs. Lounsb3rry jE DOM I d tbey-,will see' a suitable spot in our this , dicap, the -.Minister would do - - . :Fr,*
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� h a OM tZ e 0 h L& 1 said" o(have made gains , . upport In the Is spending a Thonth ,vith her sister, .- - � � .- &ad 4
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fi 11�i � ,r L, li�ald ttw Public- to believe that the new an, ceeded In.. *driving back andamong -members of the house. That Mr -And 1)&rs-:tW,. �Brlgha,M spent Tues- sulted In an epidemic of sev.ere'colds In. ouch "rth citizens -is Mr. and Mrs. unable- to do the work alone he knew . quite
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, � � I thTugh to the'coast. They 11 i occared h�i Thu'raday evenint of 'lost iA
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4 � =eaee In, itur ader the have made many attempts in this direc- reorganization of the government, and W1110 .Will. for a time 'put a stop to Ing -a few., weeks with relatives in Hen. week, a number of the, memb r a of No 1 . J�s I III
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1�� . at'PPose ahy future at. ihe contentions !ed- by eome of McKIlloVs ene ' - tained the choir In their hom drevi§ ` Ch r the sitting of the Legislature, as the :
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to 1 �i` - � - � ve more successful. . tic f4rmars, b we� fancy that tht real day eveulng.---TUev.� Mr. McConachie oc- peacef ul aniI.,baspitablo home of MT. full ,resources of the s(lovernment were . I �
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-1�nf L ; Uk 'benefit WoUld enure to the m,anu- t�.tl,.eagsy to� dislodge it. H& L but if half the cori7ldor- gossip be ,true, tice that Ifiss eo,rl Lawrence, who has morning in -the Interests ,of Vinger- � - ... .
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,.:i -- � rl I Wants to got a base,on the French s uch an aippeal, will have to be- pre beenj at the parental home since. the ,Wice � He strofigly emph , Their object was to piake a presenta- 1 The .Minister of Agriculture, Mr. * ,� . � .1
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� . .� � Irilal" 1sacrifice of cleaning. t - home after - visithn g -friends In Sarnia, hibitloh �before the, war is ended' her cogUtion of thoir dilatory In appoint- -- 11 -
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�:, - I Will be too great If -- . 1 Lor4on, Stratford and Rasseldale, be- oppbrtunity maY beL-,goag for all time. nection w1th Sit. Andrews', Mr. For- ing'a.District Agrieu-Itural Representa- I . 0� � . . I
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11 - _- :1 .4( those Who L Russia Poland side the Rus- , I f utuT�. She carries with,her the cheery, sure taflock to Our shores at the con. �� , , . . �
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5 �,.�. I . , have aliemly Profited For 3ale—A ejuanUbv of American D%'n ner seed the rec t of - a gold: watch, Province had Ocured one vnd��In replj- 11 I t E �;".
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" - ; ;jmduly 4 18lans have been plckla oat,,. iheseo,msare guaranteed clean. healthy .....
�E �� ! ,� 1, ' all accounts hay ee.n.getting decide er bushel. Ca -811 must accompany order. J. n. e �L 4 1 L � -
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?� �� - LL ean, Word the debate is closed the he ,struggle In ! many . or , � and . Forsythe a beautiful considering, the matter and a bill far L 1.�� - � 1. r .
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t--, I Aftoeltion will,fmove a Iserles. of reso � 0 only -A Pleaisaat Evening. -A very . gave a dan -a on be- this purpose was being laid on thia, . ,
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,- � -'- - in Inflicting sev re lo ,on - their . op- evening was spent a-t,,th6',,h - M ad ' re inade by Mr. table. The debate. - on the 'Worne" . - Z
il I .as I F1 'anclal.�Froln the Auditor's re- half of the frid, .9 we . . .
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jf"� pp fte exPend-Itare, urging increased ec- I i I oin Thursday ,'evening, port for the year 1914,, of the township enjoyable time was spent. , John -Alexanderi' -Jr c .
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: I ' Rob,da coming into fh1m 01411 L Mi. , Y bare than he Freabvter 'n Church AbniTl- fwanf r death of . - - � I
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!"I I � into Warsaw. I games an dancing. In ,the early morn- 19 pait as follows: Schools - $1,355, In- - her daughter,.Mr.s. James Wastia social intercourse ruling supreme. The the Opposition. The speeches were on 1, i
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, , t Is- 0 c been fir ii1g &II.Va t haine well sa'tWled with - S.' Stewart 11 1 44- -
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i- Z present rate of going that inen Of War" have�-, been smashing �� th�-, ;indeed it colld not ,be otherwise under 991. Wade. ap In 'part a -s foll,,)ws : Sal� any particular discase, but seeme'd n. �� -
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Neta ations guardi ads -and to fitting one on ;&ch 'to indicate, ta'.you gIV3P- In BiLev le. Th ne .. ent of . P
tl.l UOTIS ' g, the Da,rd aries $989, Ro , jive -way befora the weight . $n,50
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, � - . . n sari t least, -the appreel ion calling' for a Wioinen7a; 1. I ,
.- vl I preliminary, to opexin ; Charity , $175, Cuan-ty Rate ,$5,491- of years. She was 89 years and three - I - ie degree. a . La-, . - 48.75� 4.
I passage: tainers as r. and grs. Little and : .
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kl-' I X�� Vals between times. . . . . , . I ye .go. She was able, fzjt�f ul, w - I
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�� , " There -are a native' of Perthshire. Scotland, ,and 14. to 4
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1P, � �. ,,� Notes.-Mis Kate Doyle of Hlbber't, . I - - -as treasurer,. a.ad we do not fail to -ty lines were not closely observedmeyn- �� � .
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R- �: . pected to hav 18 e3c visited her a ster, Mrs. Joe. Downey, I i - Tucks . ,recognize that with Ahis off -- lovill 11
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� resalts ramith . r and two, sis- -' ice therc, bers on both sides vofingagainst their ' 'keys, 4
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1W, � of them at the fro,,at in vari�js e&pacl- - an recently. -Mrs P. GIVIIn was in Clin-
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i-�'l I I - oa,jh Sho� atore, OPPOdGIB EXPOHJ�Olr Lffice, defiforth. . - I .in the well tift. -the. old -hotel - I �
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. � �� �-� before the close of the war they will . to Farm,, SaId.-Mr. Samuel. Cluff has til four years precedifig''to her death. jn Lis, andthese uncertain supply of, water in the -vII- � �
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; � ,,;, ,4 enabled to be ca,a d ,tea for ele ti .n � Margaret Shea�ls visiting ber sister, I � - il no* at tire close of- -this I pl,cially
�-,1, � , � . There have been n 1 ilurther vessel i ,A,nga,s� Murray of near St. Joseph. Mr. ,nineteen years. The deceased is sar- lincrease unt 1. C, - I : .
f- - . . i !�� Vkhoulph absent "from' Cthe 1 country. ta ines in -the so ar4-, � of D�blin,- long -period' of Robb, Who took the 'place of Mr. S. ' . Aa,lim I
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-' L-.:. . ! �i�. There li another bill before the Rouse - - I Cluff was very fortunate in securing vived by three sons and two daaghters, . Paul, whose regretted Illness kept him - �creazne)
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I ,I -- F ;B exlealated to Provide machinery for the ' augh- such a!gOGd buyer,,'as Mr. Murray ana � . The bills 9;i
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i ; t�; . Case of an erectioTL This 'bill homever, � a,nd John Malone are going -to have I such a fine holibe. The price I kaudsaa and Mrs. Jame bear for readLng a � J33-
- . ; . Ti I relaxed *their energies I - that direction, the " 9 you. In token 6f which,, we ask . I to �
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- I - y ,faverably received - er'the $7,09R �mgxk. i' on. Mrs. Stew- the debate on the 'bill 10 t chelo I - I - �
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-- _ -, i �L� : Bot whether through ar of ponsequ- telephones Installed In their homes. , art was a quiet, - ax ba ,ra .
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1 4 are I ,Notes�'-Mr. and Mxs. John ,Claik,en- unassuming worn an *a talIdIng scale aecordiing to age. . . is 1-4 1
1 -� � I . O'n, Mrs.:Forsythe f6i accept this Rocker. WhI � . W
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�i, I 1, not see, the light -of- day aga Ick tertained a number of friends and wh 'ch was adjourn,3 . -
. �-i . . i- In a's It forth. In the meantime he British and on -the se StIfor some time Is,,, we I lard.for. you both joint -d till the following .. -
ul � . teem ly to accept this 1-2a fol
�` kas been relega,Ved ta the tender mer- neighbors Monday L evening - last. All en- . he was hone.st and honorable , -
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:f..-,. a e 'announced . Joy6d theinselves very -much. - The in ill her dealings-, �s(&(Ight to do as she Secretary & we,' feel, that you have the question as to w-bether the Parlia- . � I 41
1-1 , � oleo 'of -a special committee. - Such 1( 11ollan d I h severally and joln�iy served our church � and .04
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,.f 1 1 �' eme is considered impractimble as farineri; at present are �qsy cutting '"'Ould be done� -by. She had a genial . - -
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- k. - ter.or leave any Oarmanpbrt, -no mat-- and people. May e e, prosperity, plea- men -t -,bo'uld be continued for another - .�
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11� 11 . Any, plan that could- [be adopted would . - wood ao this Is �the right kind of manner and also a'dteq kri,owledge of �, . �
I �--, , 14 , ter to -what country the may,. belong go fro -n Deechw d to .-St. Columbp.n. sant memories an - the colmfort of the .Session there was a painful reluctance I .,
;1. I.: ; F be sabJect to fraud and abuse. The . . I . Mr. 1161 we9ther. for the Bible, which was. on Inspiration to- � t ctators to commit -- . - - . I �
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� : � arospect Alection rush as spring'is last approaching and * themselves but hardened as -they -are : . .r
I . Ge;1nany,.and will pre' addition to, his St Columban store, and , I . days that 'succeed the activities of thia I % -1
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. . . - i*ldlera -will well .' ,k . wl . -ed good! weather. I . mains were laid to xesit In the . K11vidiially and -jointly - - 'Turan]
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I 1, take Vlace Aext sammer or. -before the ifig Supplies of an3 'van will have It thoro ighly u office you have in
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. -Ot blockade - can be sasta n d, ,they *I 111th I tors decided.' to Ignore the feeling In * . I
I I n I U .a 11 - - filled iso; falthfull)'** and acceptably.. . --- I � I Brat r
; ,� lie able tof vote. Thig will make a con- Union Cemeter.y. Mr. Smith. of Rensall, , '0
;-. ., goods. T Fina iiiial.-T. he Auditor's yeport for - the ,country and keep the law -making 11. . .
1. ultimately be -starved int s a ve �na.ny St, colum- laq SIgned on behalf iof the congregation - .
t�. 1; ubmission. conducted the funeral service.—Com. " . I. ��haga-; A
: �` alderable dif fare , '
I I nee In the vote in s,ev- .It is I the township of Tuekersmlt� ' machinery in operation - �
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0� � '. saia� by imany that this will bc - ban people a mng drive ch- . � " for 191,4) � I . by the late Manaiking Boaird of St. An- - for another 111. bakeTAI �i
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r , vat constituencies. But as to whIGh the most speedy as wall wood, to purchase heir 'goSds. - - � having been printed for c L 0 ' . . week. The solemn -deliberation �ef the
;, I 3jarty would suffer most it is impos- a the most . drews' Church, 1<ippen. I
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�J. �. . hu, m ane method of ending , the wax. Of --� � -- glean the foll6wing' .particulars there- A flippern. re reliev�d by several I
, ,4 aftle t* vay�" As,tha greater number of . � _ - , 46.21,� ai�
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t� � � I I 1; �, �� �i Course fhe -neutra,l power , especially . St. J seph from. The year was icommenqed with a rmars, Abbention-The farmprs old fritsnd Is --r- nuirn-bers gfven by" Miss Bessie Moses � .
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I 7 - 4 . surplus of 4%213 In Ithe treasury and ta Iowa harrows & , e and Mr. Daugald Strachan. :of James- � � .
, �, - . rm implements. The time for u8 ng them - I I. - *L63- anj
- wns And - $6,8,04. The total � receipts out here, so th%t no%v Is the time to get them in Our Parliament. A paint ul Ineldent- town, and Mr. W.m. .Speir, 'which were, ATO i�� �
, ' Jim ani� larger to the United States, will dbj ct, as they Notes. -Mr-. N. M. Cantin of St, jo- clo's r. is al -
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t IWAIVY go -strongly Conservative,. one much I# evl- -.far the 'year amounted to 10;414 and - I
, .- � have been doing a 1profitabi . trade with saph- f e Is again very In Marred the second' session of,'the local received with the greatest',pleasure and . -,-
[-, . , the belligere.ats, Germany I luded,and dence here. Mr. C ntin's indomitabl shape eo as to avoid confusion and wAste of time in ,!
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,. - 1. ly (I the expenditure to $32,823. There was the busy seaaon, A large stock of a I lines c f piow Legislature, on Friday night, When'the Ile the close of . the inppi-Ing a vote of
ii, ' � 'Id be likely to, suffer rhost from &nee can expended' In salaries $835, Drai age $4,- ing for wi-grons and buggies given the�b 0j porting the Speaker's chair, thanks w" moved to the vlsltors I I
� IF I - . wou, I they will not like being IS at out of e-iergy, enterprise a d . casting and repair.s. All lines ot 'vooj-work rep?4ir- dias � Valoo"
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� - :J' tfie Am, -vorting ort the absentees, "' , * I hoo � � $8,006; . H
1. .471, County Rate $4 718 Schoo � tand. Thorna-s Mellis, using a complete lguspen- - i the - Leader of the Opposition. second-
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4 Fi ,- 1. .. .. General Hughes, th 111 - can help. themselves remal�ns a be seen. terisi 01. all kinds -1 Id down here for Roads and. Dridgas'$6,'336. e town- 246-14 sion of decoram on r _; .
T t ' Itla made a very gratif ying �tatement - ' ' - � . �he floo of the I ed by ths Prem1pr. wikrmly expressing I . M44ey. -
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!.� . In the. House a few days ago. A gener- licated and dIfflau t to ban- 'hotel, building ,and h Intends making vested in* -mortgages. The rec ipts of held ,Under the auspices dt the- Red. tieman escaped without serious Injury,
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r -an has been abroad,that the commo 0 . I -Cross Society, on Friday evening.last: but the Government Is open'to censure the disc,tsslu,n ,of . ' . MCI � "
1, �- � &I Imprassi die as time progrE�sses,and this may of it a comfortable and . week the meeting will be devoted to - 21
L be �Caken by a di Lis the telephone company for t-h-eiyear a- . � �, � t
-� F; . affie as an au�ury that summer hotel and - V�qu a' decided - a subject which was -With MI
-- young men of Canada were not res- �, ONS fo hay' ,success-' The program for Ahe occarence 'as It sb.o
� &&�� - I � I the end is inearfniAntk7 i"- e a ure it ready for Xaasta L e it mounted I to 49,00 and ,thi disturse- � . ws unmi-s- Introduced by the Xodlc -Parliament and - I I
. I.- , 4m,ding to the call of their co . .r by t e 6 ' consisted. of solos and dudtts by k Mr. iakable � .� outeldei, �
. untry pening of the � ments toi $10jig. � , . evidence. of grif t in the f ur- held over for fuller consideration, "The qquoted,
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� � �, � y should. �-oan not come too �soon. h� terr next summer holiday ea . and Mrs. Rennie and W�. Sherritt, 6t'nishing of the Lekislature. Before re- 'Work -and Need of a -Mtrlct A-gricuI-. � -
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� 1� Vhe statement of the General, however, 'financial outlay ,should end It soon if arranging for the repa r of oth4r build- i Zurich- � I Aerreall, and readings by Miss CaTlisle suming the -debate., on the � Bma �
" should entirely dis nothing else Will. Great Brit4 I ings here, Th - . i . I", -Women's tural Representative." The subject will � .1 4127 to ,
� pell any such sus- n is the ere 114 . 0 good -reason I I ,of Hansall and Miss (Parsons of Stan,- Franchise Bill, thl, Government Wa$' -be � discussed by a number of speakers, -, ' .
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� he terrible finan- popqlar summer resort cessary ac-, *Ing her sister, Mrs. D. Morrow, in Bee- ence 'in. a drama intitled, "The bld: tion, many, of w were, anable Ly the Agricultural Representatives In I
;1 ' xecralting In Canada was In every -way ed, anR conslderlirg t I f me showing the value of the work done
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. . .1 � satisfactory. That- Canada can sapply cial atrain to which she,has. b en -sub-, comodatloa were'far � hed and Mr. ton.-Mr.;W. 03. Hess has purchased a Homestead Farm," in foar ,acts, b to answer on the tpur.of the moment. all � . , to #3120
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� - i - her finances can not be �ny too - Cantin 'now seems to Ford touilng car from his brother, Mr. ,�Y' its varied -Ohaseig� In qohtectlon witlk
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�: . with -W three weeks .e Asquith 1painted to ;8u1PPlY this.—The fl, her V. W., Hes�a.-!-X.r. F. Bos�smberr, school ,gardening, � f aIrs a -ad eafiiPett- tee ,
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I i , If nee ss&rj. J-1�, out British Ho men at St. I y, ot borne 'and *Tuckersmith., the rendering -steps were being taken -by the Depart- ' I o
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f� said that six hundred men and fifty , Jn the on ,the use Of C Berlin, is renewing, Did acquaintances of tions, agricultural demorstrations, farm � lots� .
i . I . which 'was a credk to the company. . mant of Forests and Mlne.s for th � i "I LgS, Crop experiments, etc. Many I � I . M
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been enlizated within on') Point the war will have lasted 240 " broke the heavy iod In ag and"W. Bender have leased 200 acres agaih wi , lie best speakers In the Literar I
� Ist of A 11 t -so far this. seasGm R 11, in ,this *1einity.—Mossrs. J. J. Iferner If our friends should favor our b g se v, U of Charlie Forest, The'e Mi of t .
Vien for the cavalry had at the other day, �mmow� Joseph, -have worked �um 6r diff lculties
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I I six hours. With- ' erna frag- . tb one as 1p6pular -as The Old ister, Mr. Johnston, said , thak W S 11
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V2� in 24 bours Eastern Onta with an average expenditure by b I ments, which formed pyr at I d in this 'vicinity and intend go- , Home oclety will take 'part in this discus-
I- eno, r 6 alone . of $7 500 000 per day, the lake. When . amids,on t , stead Farm,. they'-wIll receive a c!aIms staked out against the party in ision. � I I . . I
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, " where enli,-,tment ' in hii'zondition, 4 � — -.— -1 - - 1 � , �cattje at
t of war ox breaking the Mr. Joseph Kipper, who haa been's'pond.: I . - i. . � . �. . � - - I I , .
1i 1kad been renci-ted Slow, but this was I ae billion, eight handrd and newly -for ed\ f IshIng Notes.—Mr. Wrn. Chesney, who bar, . I I "-d priv
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1* ers Who are 11 Ing 'the winter With relatives , - -to 1-8 14A
� *ae ,to the fact that the officials at ten thousand do ars. Some �of our read �ffrounds �oz tha�t hooks d wer6 I In this been at the home of -his uncle, ,Mr. L . 7for good �
o inspection had dis- carried o,tkt Into vicirity, 'lef t last week for his bomb James Chesney, for a'cou of months, I I
i.. . theffe polp - . o the lake & et, Some Ple
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i coura-ged enfl-stment for the time, be- by fig ring herring and suckers in Bfkgar, Sask.—Hay Town�hlp taxe6 has returned to Cartwright,,, Mail. — - -- . --�4— em �
might amuse themselves ese - au -
expert mathema clans , -
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� - eatwe equipraent for the soldiers could Out ,W(hat tthis 'really demand. will - . arm, . I I I Union i
. means. fr m a not enough to supply the I cal' be high this Year. Thel� new ta.x F .property In this'. .pAr,.. seems to be - ! � . � o4z.. �
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: *ut be obtalapd fast enoagh. Today , financial gt&ndp6l,nt. We fancy th -ex- - --- Imposed 'by ih*e Ontario Government In dernand, judging . I I � . I.—Ther
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aditure of Germany has been ery will require the raising of $2,400 addi- farms changl�ng. hands. Mr. JobUDIn$-* ith their - accompanying frostinessi I ' chiakm
t every regLmo-nt In Canada was 4p to pe, ch greater than this �,s she has . t1wial foil the year.—John Ja oby of - . .1 i %
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Ile Exeter e $6j700. It Is I . I 1rar,d, tra
I � . wember far W1P:zr. 'Ruron has broken . I I � yrill experlenc a but ding boom mother a few days 'agot Is said to hav sGine 51 years since this 'property has . D6n't wait" ' ir face gets all sore
� � ". I . this ,spring.. Mr. A, E. Fu e- intends - :till yoly� �
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� sixt L111 I I He has givea no Trouble Ahead. I ' ..nbalaneed bis mind. Mr. Jacoby Is i been transferred by sale. The -neighbors . ,es A littl
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t �, erecting a residence On And ew street, bachelor,, his mother having I'le-'d charget. will find Mr. Cochrane a'good citizen. )- — to,12"00 Ill
IL i � . tice, of a rt:solUdOn irx favor of block- Uneasy rests the;,head that we rs Mr. (W.. .J. Beer will erect t o h u-Qes othis do�nestic affairs until her Aeath'� —Mrs. Isaac Jarrott Is visiting with . - I 1.
11� . Innr the Strafts Of 1114le Isle, to keep the Cro. . . .
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� wn. This old truelsm �on William ,street a -'d Mr. J. N. 0 * Bottle or j 4$01he,of the many ex- - .
! Icebergs ua'- .' h! 0 , Is bei & . n How- Neighbors are now I I � I It I I -
. -Ulf of St. Lawr- ooking after hi's ifriends in Hills Green.—Mrs. A. I&-- . �� P - "Were not.
exem ard and DI7. Roulston Intend erecUng . . celle�'t Skin - C&AMS to be bad - pt - "value T�,-.i
1 ,ence. He sets fc:'h that as the Straits . plifled once., more - in the presei t -live stocl� and premisesi—The horsemen "Kenzie WAS. last week visiting friends � � . .
� k , � I at their narv-.,.vt.,---- polnt�are only ten situation In' the Ottawa� Governmen new resldcnces. Besides these hei�e whi of this district are at present giving in "Wingham.—On Sunday laaxt Mr. Say- - - Ison's Dru �,(-e. . . - 1� .Which wia
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�� 4quarried an(' t1t.. 13',-aits dammed. The Sir Robert Borden and Mini -eter this sumMer. 'Ic . Andrews' Charch, ...
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4- i-t�!< cially in so far as Prime Ministe that there should be no jackl, of em- talk that. ought to interest them. ,� ,teaforth, conducted the ser ., g. so;,
ralles w1de, (I y shqres could bo espe , be the remodell the farrhers horse literature a. --d h Wi �,
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1, ' - � ster of Nil PIOYment In Ex . - Out own. "Frakrild Lacadermine". i-,, . ��
. !-- labor of crimln;.'i�. :amps and. interne4 Milo Snell recelved-a carload Of . Gdorge Troyer, of the Parr Line, far- Ing two good sermons, which have been . I - local com"
jL ,glien enemies )-� -3uggested for the- ttia, General Sam. Ijughes, are concern- Ford nished two colum ns to 'The Expositor he subject of Much,com . one �of the very 4est ' I..
t autos ",11-113 week,—Mr. J,-Hean�an and .MeAt. Mr. Sav- � ' A � I I I ed to ti -.m,:
f work, Mr. L- M, -4 practical and orlg� ed. Whefe I I ,, t up in larg
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�- lanal. He Is a worker as well as &. J� son who have.%beea yisiting with rel- . missed his vocation ounc� bottles at � i o ---- I
- - ' . -the 9-6remacy of his stallion, Peter a- He . 1 25C. i . . Vry! sold
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. -he has evideatly been serioasly curbed ,n VIr- is lo, ; . . - I � '44�11� . wilkers
nanY 9004 ideas, but Rumors 16. plenty have recently bis wQ for their home � I
thinker, He ha,s r there is h1ways sure to, be some , ati�es In 04 hen in t - U, is good! Try
I' Ar j left t ef.vicinity for some he Jewellery busines . it. 1
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P, 0 Usuing "in Ottawa� that 'i'ic see 414 i� his 1pralse iof Non Parole as pel.—Mrs, James A61d, of London, ,. , %�i: . . I � � I ,.Vvhlch WeIT
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since his party, cam into Power. When 40 ir 1&n Man—W Seldon 13jasett, of Ham- a sir�' of: great stock.. Mr. William Cal- visiting i I *Iq��.
L . r' I fas has a hackney highstepper that I . I sold at 40
b1s.party was in OPPositlon, and al- very conside able section , .2 was visiting his �ranfl'- ;ih her .*brothers here, - . - .
t) � of Mr. Borden's Cabinet anval alsd, a iota, Man "
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-, - of his fol-� ,*,Gther, Mrs. F. Dissett in 0109srs. Thomas and John Workman . � - I latter.
P town LhIs calls f or a place, and Mr. Peter La- a4a sister Mrs. Wrn- -,Butt. Mr.' Thomas . - - . . I- Iluality we
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, ,,--- � -13 though few� if any of his original lower,5 in Pa�lia:inent 'are up In' a,ims eek.—Mr. W,Lamporte bas'purebased mont"s Imported dradght two-yea'r-cid, Vorkm,an for some days has beeii -c I 1.
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