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ainl� ter�sted in and doi iness with bacon; Forestall performed the ceremony. 1 5 MT,
National Railways bar, no comp]. ble Opinion he was really 4%4,vbtisihle� -policy Zof� Premier Veighen, being op- I I 60; thick singoth, 53; heavies, I .. ZUR-11M - - 1 ".�,�&�,,�
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11 the. preceding koveriiinerit in relation, Sir Henrfs remaiks. were piagu-cally. -Position in a spokh, at Hamilton last membership than 4n9l 11 tl�ome of Mr. aad� . W*, bl� J' . , ,1�t4 �W.11 ,
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I telegram at nearly every meeting . - " , ' .
I I my good friend Mr. Bdrnett *as iny. .ple hacl decided it, -at a general elee- be pleased to have ' us in our -0 at the home of Mrs. Miller Adams, weex-ar. and lArs.,$- 41 Vaulst-On& - �,.,", ..... �
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throughout the West , ai� a certificate godfather. I 11 ui�apistar�d' that �Whiln ticim While this argument was very - who has so ably taught the class in tmo children anct xyirs 1�atz,..og, MA- ,. , � � ,�t
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� list dg,rees ,that henceforth 'he will re- of the loyal campaign to which Co , �" I
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the government of Mr. Meighem devit and lead a very virtuous life. I sort in the last stages. There have to have your firin'n ` � I �; the list." I week will see the harvesting almost Teacher, -Please accept this book as ers, RuLual Vire insurance Company ,- - . :� � .. I
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expect that, under the influence f been some changes in the nomina- .++.p.,-'�", o rope in; completed. Great progress has been . .,
!)�� , 'Meighen has been in power six weeks. 0 This shrewd attemxAi �` a slight token of our appreciation of aeld a ousiness meeting -at Grand' � ,,�_.
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i this association, in view of the re, tion of candidates. The most not- "allied trades" is. ' 1 , ' fx tly legal. ! made since -the advent of fine wea- your work among us. We sincerely Bend on Saturday-SchOol reopened , 11 "";
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W, v-ely' busy itual improve man W. F. MVlean, the father --of thU business men who sell-t'.4ilp.ir goods to' "The King's Daughters." To this blisses 0. O'Brien and Frieda Ralf- 11 : '. I
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when next I return to the city of Cal- House. He lost at the nominating hot -els as they do .to'#'qyi` other cu.;-, TUCKERSMITH Mrs. Adams made a suitable re fleisch, and Mrs. G. Koehjer, as assist- ,�..
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and steel. He has been Applying the .- navigation on the St. Lawrence is to against it. _It .. er left on Tuesday for Allanbury, in part of their oats. They report where he will, exhibit them. After , .1. . %1.1; , �'
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dumying tariff to restrict the import � where she has been engaged as prin- the oats in a fairly good condition yoronto I ", -
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West that he has one tariff for East Matheson visited his sons in Detroit thought by the rec,�nt heavy rains.- nis O'Brien have moved into the -
and West, but he has never men- The national election �anipaign ap- work has been in progress for business connectionst to 'its purposes. I this week. -Mr. and Mrs. Pletcher Mr. Thomas Hamilton and family, of apartments over the band hall, re- - I
ches the home stretch, and with the last ten years, the outlay Some time ago a businilso solicitor of . - �,;� , .
tioned these specific items. You will r'roa I Townsend spent the week end in To- Toronto, called on his many friends cently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. W. . . �
'k voting on September 14th, the end is being $5,000,000. * The channel is an this paper was refuseVan advertis- ..,
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recognize that Mr. Meighen, with ronto.-Miss Mary Turner returned and relatives in the neighborhood last Finlayson, wao have moved to Welles- � I-; -1
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these WX in hand, has scarcely had It -cannot be said that the election is dangerous shoals along the line of food product because 'Oe Canadian home last week from a trip up the week. -Mr. Harry Speare, of Lon- ley, where Mr. Finlayson will act as ;:.""', �,
V time to tell Sir Henry Thornton how running quite true 6 the form which the present route. It will greatly agent of the product 'VMS also agent lakes. don, and Mr. Thom -as Speare, of To- principal of the public school. - Hay .,,� ., � , .11 -
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he ought to run the National Rail- ronto, visited their brother, Mr. Jos. Council meets nexT, Monday instead of� . _;�",` ..
was forecast. It has not so far pr�ov- expedite the matter of ships arriving for a widely known braid of Scotc�i' 00 - . . .1
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ways. We have it, however, on the ed to be that intense and engrossing in Quebec and Montreal and also whiskey. The Gliabe Would not ad-; Speare over the w\-ek end. -Mr. and on Tuesday. This change of date ,
assertion of Sir H-- in is tele- . X4 A If T1 �r 11 ; 11 .11 ..,
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, gram, that the Government of Wil- the tactics of the Conservatives have When the work is finally completed, doing its best to close tie bar in On-: �, - of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Miller the Federal nominations on Septem- i, . .
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(I 1, changed cciinsiderabl�- At the outset there will be -a minimum of 35 feet tbrio, therefore the agei* would not ,\ otes.-Mrs. J. Schoc last week. -Mr. Dennys and family ber 7th. -A new chopper for rough �, .1, "
. -years, has not tolerated political in- I, of Detroit, spent a few days I motored to Toronto and spent a few grains has been installed in the local .
: � aying a great deal of at- of water even at low tide. advertise the food product in The I.!, , I �
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- � The Canadian National Railways, Globe. He did not prqpo�p, he said last week with her sister, Mrs. G. C. I days visiting friends last week7The grist mill, which will greatly facilitate . _ ,
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The charges made by A. J. D,,oucet, million or more a month compared larations recently from atler men in- � home in Winnipeg on Saturday and Elimville softball team came up and 100 -acre farm to Mr. Alex- Masse, ,',,,I - � .
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I that Mr. Meighen's virtue does not . Miss Jessie, who have gone to re- arty on Tuesday evening last. Concession 15, to Mr. John Geoffrey,l : _-�,Z
4 . . abou� a'riotous joy sail on one of is rutting quite a figure in the politi- terested also in manufaitturing cou- ,� � �
, come naturally. It is a lately acquir- extising. to pla i sume her duties on the teaching staff who owns the adjoining fifty acres.. I . V, I
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&''town of Wingham .in Bride, of Zurich, were visitors at given next April. Mr. Steinbach in- .11
k tiario. He dated at' that time that ize the effect of allegations along system, a purpose which is indignant- Perance people. of the Province to the holne of Mr. and Mrs. A. Hugill, , rived at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. tends purchasing a home in Zurich. � ,�.�,
other lines. Then G. B. Nicholson, ly denied by the Conservatives. On exercise a little coercion on their own V Traynor on Sunday afternoon.- 7 , 1,
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of the civil service, and this caused 'way vote, which numbers abotit 75,- Price people can live As ,,ronintol I)etroit, Stratford, Chicago ,1'
dogmatic, dramatic, and erratic than a tremendous protest. Mr. Nicholson 000, will be a very influential element for the clever move. of the Ontario ,hf, week end with friends here. -Mr nrid 1)uhlin.-Mis,s Julia Dwyer, the the job and usually brings home the ��: : 11, I
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, f his distinguished leader, asserted in - in the election results in many places. Licensed and Allied Trades Associa- wA Mrs. Bert Irwin have returned o Idest daughter of Mr. John Dwyer, .; . 1,11,
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. a voluminous outburst that on the has been ver� busy meanwhile in ex Tornnto aftler spending their vacation, I, i Ko(ssel-Miller.-A happy event took �, I
plaining what he meant and what he a . tion, it is hardly likely that business hvre. 1 pa�sscd her Normal Entrance this, "I'll I "I'll
lt�_, I very day the Conservatives were re- concerns doing a trifling lousiness place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .
turned to power, all capital expendi- did not mean. The resort to. person- . .0 - - .,unirner, securing four firsts ani I ...,
_ with hotelkeepers and a great deal , : Otto Miller, Concession 14, Hay, on ; I ,!'.'.,
1�- ties has caused strong critici' NOW , three seconds. We hope to hear of, I .
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-tures on the Canadian National Ra from the press, and Conservatives W ALTON her continuing to take the Upper, .. . .
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I 0 ways would cease. who started off strongly on that line To the Editor, Huron Expositor: either critical of or hostile to the School work in Stratford.--flugh Ben- � f3ruvir, pastor of the Lutheran church, . �.11
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A$ I Neither Mr. King, Mr. Meighen nor are showing less of, a disposition to In your issue 6f August 26th, I names in the circular shortly to bu; have el,igaged with J. Carter for the niiiger, of Dubli'n, will attend Strat-' daught�cr, Elconora, and Rev. Rudolph I ;.. � , . .
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Mr. Bennett, are p Another change in the tactics is - M is s I Koessel, who ,, ,t.ti,,i,,,d in Northern 1,,,
.John Kvyv� is the, guest of Mrs. .J. Ontario. After a short wedding trip
yneTL When it come n that the customs affair is not being A. Macdonald, then editor of the licensees." it -ft. ,)it Nll,nday for Toronto after vi';- .J. .M,CRrthy, I'E.rin Lodgt,," Logan_ .:;"4.
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ton knows ,; i h,, ir only hope I Her hwm- is in Rexinm-Mr. Georg(, ( �. -h9 -o visit her rel ",
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approaches, are seemingly more in- I . ives kit St. Mary of the Wool][. In ".
f s. the. gTeat ma- preventing the union -'if the prohibi-I ir. a ('h,.% rolet 'S`tedan. -Mrs. Georg -
men will ever know when they are I and physical cffort a. . McKILLOP ,
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wide awake. He was selected for cry that their opponents are disloyal -lority of the daily papers -the Globe tion electors and thij, ,venting gov- Ilamilt.oll, Vancouver, .spent the pa,' Nlahony, Mr. John Reidy, Mrs. Mc-. North End Not,eslhe week has - rt,.,
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. the course of bringing cosm" out of United States. our citizens were filled with liquor ronto, that will bring to naught the � and Arwind the vilIRge.--There was a .snn, Detroit, Mrq. Haves, ChicRgo,i with sLUuk� ill Lhe licids do nut wear ., %�, I
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f ways, he recommended large capital prietors handsome profits. some government --�,' - -ystem. TI -w I 1'. kk'. Hall on Friday night. - M r. tif Mr, and fomnignt, back. --Mr. 6avauge, of %,
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made by the Conservatives are being ronto, were the giiests ''i.,
'I expenditures. answered and, on their own account, ever wrote m,e that although first he I 11 I'll, .: T, ,
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.1 . .,.,# the situation and to determine where conditions were depressed, the Liber- toward the end we desired, and the COU I"' H Ilarm,my Orrhe�trn have bookc(l sev been on the rounds and does good . i ...
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tuies, and where such an outlay of remain opposed to the. traffic. This Wt'rlv 0 01 P I N G ki . .11,
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i. 2noney would be foolish. The Sur- led us to feel sure. we had a power- 11 a I s, . 4, 1
,ponsible for industrial and commer- � thm, dv�vrve the patirninngv, thi-y are' employment at Pen I t . in Paris ..�', .
cess of the Canadian National Rail- ful ally in the Editor of the Globe, C-11% rvr;-jvinK. Shamrock Orrhestra, ,if f this week. We are pleased to hear . I
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month, is the most ample and corn- that ultimately led to Its being con- AND MEASLEL I on -1 in health. -Some of the people ar,,_� I'll
fV% ,, plete vindigation of his judgment in the growing prosperity which is now sidered to be unfit for circulation li� given by the Chor.91 Society on M �,"- ,
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n of apparent. The operation of their the bulk of the press of our Dominion � y Tiigybt. It was their first time, going to Toronto Exhibition, but nut, .., I
connection with his administratio in our linsy hurg and wr trust. they as many as forrineily owing to the .. I
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this enterprise. It is doubtful held to be a fundamental factor in will again fAvor us with their sweet ]at, .I
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bankr.uptcy as bad taken place in the campaign has been conducted and which were of Ontario, and of those lations of the If(-;i,:h Xct are not being ol),�vrvod in regard to the pairs and the cruel way the wind us- :::4 �l
Canadian National R411ways. That the last two weeks will tell the tale. thus favoring us were of our capitol former, notice is It -rrby given that both those disea,es roqiiiry : W,,men's In4tituto, -- The August i
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. - change bad been brought about by It is not possible to fortleast accur- city at Ottawa, The Citizen and Le . lation Gf patient, and quarantine of the prernises, anti that any �Ilght,h l.ine Notes_ -Mr. and Mrs. . 1, . k "I C
. . cy and the wise stely what the result of the electiop, Droit, and Our Toronto capitol city, - 'ISO . tute was held 1;u0 Wedne�t(iay Pvpn- , � ",
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.. . is g householder in wh - -- house a Suspicious ca,o occurs, is, by Provincia: I ing at the honw of Nli-5. A. A. Colqu- F, Kochler, iMiss Adeline Messer- :
money. going to be. The Conservativ'�s The Globe and The Star. Our de- ; .l; -4i,cr liarvey Koehler and , 1.
expenditure of - . houn with the i chm)(11, Ma. ,� i�t
. lent declare that they will have a , ma parted friend has passed to the great Statute, liable to :, 5ro if prompt notice, to the Local Board of Health president presiding. I
We are told now, after this ev �n jorilty a : The business being dispensed with. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koehler spent .,� ..", 11
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notably less than it was in thr- elec- remain and we trust that vigor dis- The common ear!y symptoms of Measles are a dry cough, con- .,�
� 't . would not interfere. We have the tion last year. On the other hand played by him" will not be found want- l the meeting with a well rendr,rod _14iss Freida Messmerschmidt left last - 0 11
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1. ,Df his busy.life. We have, however, it but a vietork for them. They say are now passing, I enclose the fol- of Whooping Cough a persistent cough similar to that of a common red employment. -Mr. Chas. Regele !:
I ' that they will carry Quebec and lowing for insertion which gives evi- bronchial cold that in about two weeks becomes parayepentil often ' her subject., "Music and Dramatic who has been indisposed, is making ,.
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, and do better in all of the prov -what we now have. . I Ing solo, after whirb Itini-li was serv- Kahle and sons are at present visit- .. .1l,
-Ie,��'f , tend to prevent tho complications that are liable to occur if there is ing friends in Detroit. --Mr. and Mrs. . 11
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If . d ea on the firrids for its defence? The quee- ma were in Granton on Sunday. -Mr. . 1� . b
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. that he would not I � mclugive one way or the other,'tbat result of the receipt of a curious cir- pal-ities are beraby forbladen th allow any pupil with a cough to re- Sound, arfi visiting under the pa - ]fist. . I ,�
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� Rai Tories Se"WV6 bftatme they are 016mr of the open -bar, and which has no de. The cot I Mr. and Mrs. John Livingston. -Mr. , LLL .�:�, " ���
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are now trying to c, him. Dr, possi v 6tit!-Vitbout ,the Libbtaa nation df the liquor affic. The cir. day with Mr. .and Mrs. Frances, of W ,� ' .,
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