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in general the thf6e 'Tobly Street , - ; i � ' I . I I . I I / . . . who were, following - - : 1�, ,tbg. � !oh , i A44 134 $ -,
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a.cons6quence said' W-� time. � ing for'the first period,. God i ii ?�
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secure' sufficient w9rds to accomplish nary 18 . eli&tion 'S By ever, the ,Rigl cm ,,wal.i for, the4lhst thite, *'th tbp *0 $
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I is . purpose, to say. nothing of his their 11 the deternunation to'win and'had the ceive4t,up to NOve. , , ON � � ", ,,, - T �N_
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Let me say, Veritas, your effor4; Seeing that -the "Ciatf letter by tying the score. The -team play. '6f pd4nds, an incr.tease - 6f Xo,,5 ' , �;,�, , -,
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succeed. We are discussing your on Januaty, 24th it .,:: .said . I it was only a, few aitnutes till t1ij Jug period of 1M. .�_��, � ,l � �1.i
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me to be able -you. , Thanking ya V , I I � 45 V, ,Thw1s�',,b`e , -T,;' . - , ..-
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to admit that si�ptements in that Very respectfully. $4urs ' ' - -rdchV � break again. _1 , � �,�,, �� - "",�', ." ,'�,
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. - f trom the truth. . MAYOR W. X WEBING. . I * & a on equal footing, At tbb ,stage of 1; . " :�'.
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Let roe state very, definitely that � . � . Curlera always, dress in such a man- th body checking' was ,quite - s , :_11 ,
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you, b -et in t I , J ,_ , .t"Cr
ner as to conceal, their identity. Pon- 'aence, and the pace began to ,pho x0r.-.0 J30 ,- , , ,
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arti this pet - tell on both teams. However, Gode- - . : I 11 i�
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prop6ition was not carried ugh, . I . � .. I rich ,took the lead in the scoring by . ,. �:� _r .., . .1',�, i
and'when this articl� you r ferred ta (By H. B. .�eiwy:n-) your legs'and upsets you; and* � ;1 I �, -
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in the Wingham. paper was publish- It is about this� time'q the yeir - only three minutes to go, Seaforth "I .,�§
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'to knock the Council, had a d, the street and says: - I I � . I." I ..14 _:,"�;,"",�,", ,
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you took .a#antage of thja�oppor- 44Wejl,, old man, coming down to the I A Good S41e.-The auction Js414-. , ��', , I ' ". `,.' �
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ed sweater' standing near you is Wben play� was called,forlthe final 'held: on the farm of Mr W -Allam. ,,� . ' .� . �. � ":'i. 1 16 � i ,,.,�,, I I
tunity, but as usual, you actei .too rink this winter, to soop 'er up? How ' ! .. I `� - �,
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hastily. . I . . . I probably the minister of the biggest , period it was a bunch of tired players Stspleo, on the, 11th Ac;;�� , 'on � � `.','k�,,4.,
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church in town, and the apedy i,di. who lined 6p, the Sailors loiblft a.. W - "... "' 3��il�. V",
. I about it?" frionds curl that .c4ineaday. was fhe xecaitd sabi o.r.. z " �._!,�)�� t,
Your article was not writt6n. on So many ,of'your e � � - _. .1.
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behalf of the �citizens, as you say, as you feel that perhaps -it �night be a however. The period opened just as sold, but the prices realized .ere .���� z,
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they want on questions of, t W_ kind win. all maniier of cUps .,tankards -and vantage, Godetich taking the lead af- g"cult ) "I . ;_ ,�','.,�,_
. ice.' -A safe -rule is to be civil and in WouglA, $70,'=4 a four -year il .. � , �� "'I'l
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-is always courteously and freely giv- other vesselfi of convlvialji�% M. use polite to everybody until you are pro- ter five minutes of play, making the old was knock4dow-41or $167. Cows: .;�:`.��!,."
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written from 4iny point of democracy. or geraniums. I become a skip. The beginner, through with them to even the score. This a standar(L'It. would go W-sho* that , IV 'I ,_,:1111 �
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i Nor was it to, get the pros and cons The trouble, is you don't li�ow any - all the years of his , apprenticeship, they more than did by beating Mae- farming is not a losing game, 'but it - . . .-:::_i.
�in this case. You are well aware thing about 6e game, a I` - �, , "!
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make the claim that it was his article without an eftort, but you do n 9 You must put up with his rebukes, -his . i", 1. .
-that led to Wingham giving the' ot sarcasm, his abuse, in humble -sil- by 8 to 6. he hasn't any superiors at the gan�e. 11 .. , w,7 "111,
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position that was before them thetr ence. Grin and bear it. You, too, �.: -11
ond you are naturally a bit ntwvous. will be a skip one day. The skip Cudmore and Govenlock; Centre, sorry to rebort the serious illness of' ' ' � �; I ;;; I -
further investigations. How far does Well, curling isn't as hard as it picks bi Kerslake; wings, Hays, and Reid; Morley, the two-year-old son of Mr. - z� I
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peared in The Expositor of January cold as it looks. If you follow the you attain to the proud dignity Of Goderich--Goal, MacDonald; de- been suffering with quinsy for some . ,� ... I'll :,,
24th, and the Wingliam Counci had advice given here, written',.4pecially skipdom, you may choose whom you fence, Pridham and Fox; centre, weeks. -Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rege-le , � . � - �,�', ,; -
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decided this question January 91.2nd. by an expert for the guidance of the will to play for you. A splendid Jeroux;. wings, Chase and Hunter; spent a day or two in Ellice last . .( 1.
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piteous whine that on behalf of the Skip, in lib time. Hullett, were recent visitors on -the �,,,,-_�,
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citizens he simply askea,the question I dealer. Or what's the mat- � line -Mrs. L. Baker, of Brodhagen, , '.. .1 I
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regarding the pios and 'cons, and if the implements requi,e& are few your "" was avisitor with ll�er daughtdr, Mrs. ::��
there had been deriliction of duty or and easily obtained. Just a'pair of ter With your banker, who cramps SEAFORTH LOSE TO GUELPH 5-2 Ed. Rose, .on Tuesday. Her friends I '"': , . .;;
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remissness of business foresight. stones, or "stan6s" ,which may be pro- .your,style when you are full of pro- I' 1, j . �`i ',
I gressive business ideas? "'Or your; On Wednesday night Seaforth went on the line are glad she is able to, be , . , ,�1.11_.�
Now, Veritas, you know that this cured from the �earest tombstone doctor, who, wherf you ask him for a down to defeat before the Guelph G'ut.-The friends of Mrs. Dan Regele- .
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charge against the Council that these is usually purloined from the kitchen into your moutb? Or, for the mat- this season. The rink was packed to in Stratford Hospital, will be pleased .- . Zo ",
'thing did- lie at the door of those Py the beginner. In the case of the ter of that, how about your fathe-r-in_ capacity and excitement ran high as to kno* she is getting on 6,tiorably. 'I.,
entrusted with the best interests of experienced player, (whosc wife keeps the two teams lined up for -the battle. -The death of Mrs. Fred Wolfe, east ,::.11,
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before. was a direct. attack on the to get down to the rink a little early Referee Farlow, of Toronto, and the caused much regret in this vicinity.- I,
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Council, and Jn order to strengthen and obtain *some one else.'s. broom in fellows on th your rink, and put the ned with a rush. The High. Miss Amanda Hoegy, who fell off a ' ;,�
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that attack you had to resort to'un- as anonymous a manner as possible. landep had ther Guelph sextet backed bench, is now suffering with a sprain- . - . �
fear of death into them three even- up into their end of the rink and shot ed'ankle. . .1 � 1V
truths and apparently you are now Young players are oftA�n inclined to ings a week all winter, � L ,
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absenting1hirmelf from among us by but curlers as a class are hard old the general committee meeting on 1 ever, the few times that Guelph man- I ing despatch from Kippenville, Alta., ..� , � ��':��
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oung players in a town in ...Western relative to the Reunion and its ulti- I the Higbalnders finally found the net and best wishes: "The home of Rev. I.."
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that is carriecT on in his absence, sure, Otitario. Hydro was more, of a nov- mate success came up for discussion, for the first goal, and for the last of and Mrs. James Golding was the scene . I . . .. � I., 6 I � I
Spring Patterns ly he cannot expect the Council -to ,ltY then than it is now, and an at-. more especially the attractions and I the'period they, tried hard to add an- of a pleasant occasiod on the evening ',:��
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There is a breath of new- use of brooms altogether, tand utilize shows will be, tolerated. Contracts ,�',
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absence. I -electrically driven vacuum clean- con- I brate their fortieth wedding anniver- 1�_
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I must again repeat that the article . di ion, was scraped and after ten :11,1.
ness, a " sentatives from all the booking i� 41
delightful mark of er. - . �imnutes' rest the teams again lined sary. The first part of the evening , �,,
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' for I town -had to be refuted. fo relate, was a complete failul-e, and . � -
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e S peal strongly to the committee, and I more even - ptural text, led in prayer and gav`4 . . 11,
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justified in taking the cburse they , ed'on the continent. Representatives on the Highlanders, who were not in . .
The beginner is ofton �uzzled by, ing, also presented them, in behalf of .. 5',L !, , 1 ;
phasis on the. blues and from hooking houses are meeting the as good condition as their o onents, 11:
I ", I took in connection with the industry , words used by thc players, for, pp the guests with a purse of money. I I:;,- .
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-staple ,greyA. These suits sion. Veritas has the oppor Curling has a languago of its own.' ped one past Stewart, tying the score. Mr. Golding rep�ipd feelingly and ,. !��I.,.
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the man, or atill living up to his re- addresses have come in but there il. putting up a stiff fight and on a fa . -M
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In cone4uston I would like to say is called the Ski& Tho Hog is simp- girl we cannot locate- The commit- and Guelph managed to even the story telling. Rev. and Mrs. Golding I ". "Ill',,: "
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Mayor W. H. Wilfis, of Wingham. re- are often confused by tha the Rood work, sent in a list of all Seaforth 2, Guelph 2. ary 16th, 1884. Here they resided for ,,�. 11
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dark. . . "re I wad; before them. I h a teleolfione, vvhr,n you read later,Rbout the skip, there. period Guelph rushed ve been iiionebt- � 1. I il,fr
I how im ortint it is M rof"�ber this Away down in Wichita, Kansas, Sqaforth territory, but could not beat 1908, where they ha, . . -�;��M,Al�'.
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