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believis. it: to �be- In- t�e-_ Ptibli , ififet�-
United States and-Greit Britain.
11hpe suggestion is ridiculous of course
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XeKillop--Y, J.�,Alc,QFuald. � '
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Morris
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cord �s advociti -fo ne w
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*�j 'high,
and if made by'any man of less wealth
d not lave re-
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ways recetty tken rom the
ceived '
a ftioment's consideration. Can-
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L.�tepbd.n-44.4. Bay __
couilties,'the abolktion of ths� deep op-
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ada 'needs advertising-fhere is no
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r. *Rwfieilt� doe&
en ditches and' the adopt ion in place
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doubt tba,t, but the - adverti sing
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Tuckersmith-Roland. Kennedy. -
Turnberry-J. -
themof safe., shallow ditches and- the
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systematic use of tile underdrainage,
should be directed to our own people.
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TherVAR no race on earth in which
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. . . . . a ne Am,es- B gntyne.
which add greatly to the permanency
t pmism and blue ruin
'noticeable
r , . aWanosh-R. Coultes.
of the road'as well as the safety of
the travelling Public, and that. a copy
ls.niOre than in the Canaa-
jans With the '
. most marirelous trade
M I awanosh-A. X Johnston.
0-Inton-N.' -Trewarthi.
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of this resolu�ijou be for*arded to
record of any country in the world,
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Goderieh-C. C. Lee.
the Hon. G. S. Henry,. Minister of
Public Highways, and to our mem-
we still talk as if we were tail -enders,
instead, a. part of -the big parade.
*R. Turner.
Seaforth-4. W. V#attle.
bers, C. A. Robertson, M.P.P., and W.
G. Nedd, M.P.P.-Referred to.special
Tariff Twisters.
Mr. Euler, the Minister of Customs,
Wingham--J. W, McKabb0n.
Committee. �
is blossoming forth as the real charn-
Bay -field -E. F. Merrier.
Blyth-Dr. W. J. Milne.
The. gaoler's report was presented
.
pion of high protection, ,Sometime
ago the fruit growers made applica-
Brussels -A'. C. Baeker.
Exeter-W. D. Sanders. I
as follows �
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there have been -III prisoners oin-
e-
tion for an increase it the taxiff on
fruit and for the adoption- of a seas-
.
Hensall-Owen Gejnr- . .
mitted., ets, follows4 O.T.A., 48; theft,
,
la . I 1. , 10; lir6aking
v4grants and enter-
onal tariff. In that application they
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Wrpxeter-46hn I'lenneberg.
*,Deputy Reeves. . �.
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ffig, 8; -assault, 6;- insane, 3- false
specifically stated that they did not
The Clerk,p�eslded and after call-
pt4tenoes,_S, perjury, 2; conte;,pt of
want an increase in the duty on apples,
They were satisfied with the tariff as
Ing, the roll called'upon the members
court, rape, non-sapport, forgery, at -
tempted suicide, incest, one eacIr
it�stood, but My. Euler was not sat-
present to make .nominations for the
,
6ffice of Warden for the year 1927.
Cost of daily rations per person, 131A
isfied and so we have in order-in-
councit -anplying the Dumping Duty.
The following nomination was thala
certs.-J. B. Reynolds, Gaoler
On motion of Messrs. Beat4e and
The legality of the action is question -
presented: Moved by John L. Me-
Ewen, seconded by J. Wesley Beat-
Cameron, the Council adjourned to
-
ed. It ist doubtful if the Govern -
r�ent has the power to act under such
tie, that Reeve Elmer F. Klopp, of
meet on Wednesday. . .
circumstances. There is no claim
the Township of Hay, be elected War-
(Continued- on page 3.)
that dumping of fruit is going on at
den Of the county for 1927.
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the present time. The same thing
There being no further nominations
THE WEEK IN OTTAWA
exactly applies to eggs upon which
the Clerk declared Reeve Klopp, duly
(By R. J. beachman)
the tariff was recently raised. In
elected. . .
. Warden -elect Klopp, was then es-
Ottawa, January 31, 1927. -Ottawa
fact the egg duty was raised becauSe
eggs were selling at a low price in
corted to the chair by ex -Warden Mc-
is cheerful this week and busy. Only
a week more to wait and the House
the United States and not by any
Ribbon, where he made the neeessary
declaration of office. .
will be once more -An session. That
means on the suggestion that they
were being duTnOpd in Canada at R
The Warden then addressed the
thought makes business cheerfue. Two
hundred and forty-five members more
price lower than that at which they
Council briefly.- He thanked the
Council for the. splendid support giv-
or less with their wives, auiits, cousins
were sold on the other side of the
Ilue. �
en him in electing him to the War-,
and small relations, makes Q, cheerful
addition to the purchasing pow,, of
The regrettable thing about these
denship, and hoped to .receive the
hearty co-operation of the members
this small-cif7. Ottawa is the Capi-
little taiviff pin pricks Is that they are
a source of Irritation. When adopted
in any county legislation put through.
tal. Goveriam-ent may be a curse to
on either side of the line they are
The election of Warden was always
business and a perpetual annoyance
more annoying than harmfuh WearC
uncertain, and although an aspirariti
Many
to the taxpayer, but Ottawa lives on
the men -who ran this country and
sending Mr. Massey to Washington.
We him for
he had not prepared a speeelL
important items were, no doubi
businegs:jcka up as. soon as the boys
send the purpose of cre-
ating friendlier trade relations be -
f
ready for disiussloii,' the ehlef o'
come .
tween the two countries. At least
vWch would be the ad #4 og,.Coiiw
-
.. Thq.Xaritiviaes.
that is the function which most
siderstion- oft *6 A WXTIJXM06i�� 26,
.
'The Provinces dov'm iiy the sound-
thoughtful people desire that be shall
port? and to this he hoped all, would
ing sea are the maim care of the Gov-
find and then on trumped up excuses
give their best consideitWon and deal
ernment these days. Things were
we jiggle the tariff up so that it
with it fairly.
drifting along very nicely so far as
may irritate the Americans and cause
The following items of correspond-
finances were concerned, when the
them to do precisely the same thing
and other business matters were
Duncan Report shot down from the
in regard to milk and cream on which
=ene
and then referred to the several
ambient air. The Finance Minister
at this moment we are particularly
standing committees of Council or
had. just figured out that taxes. could
anxious that they shouId not act,
otherwise dealt with:
be reduced. All the different interests
Meanwhile the Tory papers sneer and
i
From the Mayor of Goderieb with
of the country had their- hands out
cheer and say "We told you sol�-we
reference to the celebration of the
for special favors from Finance Min-
knew yotA would eventually follow
Century Anniversary of the Town of
ister Robb. There were others who
the path upon which we have taken
Goderfeb.
claimed that definite efforts should be
such delightfull strolls." Meanwhile
From Thomas McMichael with ref-
made to reduce the debt, but all these
the clock in the tower of the Parlia-
erenee to his account for services
happy thoughts have gone glimmer-
ment Buildings still stands at five
e of Refuge as
ing, for the Maritimes ivaut it all.
minutes past -twelve!
teamster.
It is alleged that there are sharp
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From P. A. McBride, re motorcycles
differences of opinion as,to how many
STAFFA
on the roads to protect the High-
of these requests. should be granted.
Notes. -Mr. Geo. Kerslake had a
ways. -Sent to Good Roads Commis-
If increased 'subsidies are given to
very successful wood bee on Friday
sion.
these Provinces, -the other six will not
afternoon lias,t and entertained aboiit�
Applications for the position of
be silent. They, too, will foregather
seventy-five neighbors and friends to
High Constable were received from
at Ottawa; they will ask for a Dun-
a dance in the evening. -Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Block, Zurich; R. P. McMichael,
can Report for thmselves. They -will
H. Golding will celebrate their 60th
Senforth; Thomas Gundry, Goderich.
plead the tale of their poverty and
wedding anniversary on Valentina' s
Application for the position of
they ought to get away with the
DiLy, February 14th. -Mr. and Mrs,
Coun Auditor were -received from
ty
story. Now some people are begin-
G. Wilson and Miss Normal visited
.
Gordon Young, Colborne; T. G. Al.
ning to wonder what will happen it
in Cm-marty on Sunday last
len, Dungannon; A- W. Beacom,
each of these Province& pulls down
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Blyth; D. F. Buck, Seaforth.
its desired share. Apparently that
CROMARTY
From the Highways Department,
will add to the burdens of the Domin-
Notes. -Mr. James Scott, drover,
giving a statement of expenditures
ion and in the language of the Scrip-
tue, tbe last stage of that man will
mad,e a fine shipment of cattle on
Friday last, shipping day, making a
on Provincial Highways in Huron dur-
Ing the period. January lst-December
be worse than the first.
ur carloads.-ML,49
Slat, 1926, as follows: Total &Ren-
The Railways. -
Margaret McLean, from the West, 19
at present visitingwith Mr. and Mrs.
diture, $154,707:0-5; Huron's share, -20
per cent., $30,941.41.
These Provinces have a few stray
sections of railway which they want,
Duncan McKellar, of the village -
is
On the call of motions the follow-
to unload upon the "National." They
Mr. Charles Brooks, of Saskatoon,
at presPmt visiting with her cousins,
ing were made:
Moved by Messrs. Coultas and
are not the only Provinces with der -s-
lict railways to vend. Stories hare
the Butler's, near Cromarty. -Mr.
Goetz, that J. L. McEwen and Clerk
come down from the West about a
and Mrs. George Allipli, of Woodbarn,
the guest- of Mrs. Robert Gard -
Holman be appoilited on the Board of
man. named John Oliver, who would
with his whiskers and 'his Erig-
7ere
iner 6ver Sunday.'
Criminal Audit. --Carrie&
Moved by Messrs. Geiger and Ken-
� .
nedy that Gordon Young, of Qolborne,
part
lish accent in ord,er to get rid of a
few hundred miles of impossible
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SEAFORTH COPPED THE CUP
be auditor for 1927 at. same salary as
chemin de fer. Alberta has a -rail-
The ni-ercury took a chase to itself
and went down 17 points or -so be -
last yenr.--Carried.
Moved by Messrs. Sand&rs and
way or two that it might pass up for
a consideration in cold coin and there
low the zero mark Wednesday. It
,
Hay9s that Pshil Coates, of Exeter, be
isn't the slightest doubt that each of
was cold and then some. Just like it
used to be in the days lang syne in
fippointed County Aulditor.-Carried.
the other provinces is in control of
less en-
Huron County, and we burnt beech
� Moved by Messrs. Geiger and Inglis
that Messrs. 11eiameBerg, Hubbard,
some more or unsuccessful
terprise which it would gladly shove
and maple from Tuckersmith and Mc-
Rayes, McEwen.and M"son be the
into this Christmas stocking of the
Federfif Father Bountiful. We have
Xil-lop. That was before we paid $16
a ton. for the State of Pennsylvania,
Striking Committee.-Carriect. /
Moved -by Messrs. McKibben and
passed away from the old slogan, "let
rocks included.
But what I want to tell old friends
Cameron that the report of the valu�
stors, Te the county equalbatiot, be
'Ge6rge do ff�--tbe new expriission is
"Rand It to father, be signs the
and Ex"sitor readers is of the To -
s, "at home."
taken tip as first order of business
at Wednesday morning -seisalon.-Car-
obeques. .
The Durtdan Commission suggested
When one mixes with Huron!", it
bridges the of time -and makes
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a cut in freight Tfites - of 20: per cent.
for the Tntercolonial- The trouble
gap
the heart gl,gd. Memory at times
�govtd ,b� -11"srs. MeXibbon -and
,
neiid6rsonj, that -R,,,L, Ste*art, M.D.,
with this remedy is that the dose in.
If
makes young folks Of us a"' It 'a
Well
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be ipp,blinted as T&Mh6r of winglift1h
High School-Carriod,
creases as the patient improves.
lVider this now dispensation the Marl-
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Huron Is some pumpkin in the air
Toronto Boys' homes, Far
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'96,Md bl�MpAntMeRwen and Ken-
times should blossom forth into new
life and the volume of freight carried
at -Old at
and near other Huronites tune in or
Inedy ihat'. Moalid. -Beattie,' Coultas
iRrid Buyes constitido thot.Good. Roao
on the Tritercolonial section of the
the radio. An4 those who are nol
from Huron listen in. It is a greal
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Commind 1 16-A' for 1% , It"- 4aftAed, I 1
,gati�ral should double. in the. -next
then -we should have to
�ia* y"as'"'twilee
advertisement for the. old banAel
Moved-bk. XdT§rs-,,B6-st%'6'a'Ad-,XW-
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-Y, 'th'afn as much as we are
Pk
county. Huron county council should
twitly, ,tU;6,b,r',Surro*#..be, 10010 ted
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900,`,�of']64 Sit* 0611691 "
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pt&ft now. There are '967
"cash in" on It-fOT the PtOductiv6b
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sell at $400 an acre. I've seen' fariv
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self because Spafoyt%'s ifiddler, Tom Stanley. Mrs. Henry Ivison presided
Rands, fiddled the best.'Art was the over the meeting in the absence of
works that started that stunt. Com- the president, Mrs. Thos.' Kyle. Mrs.
petent musicians who listened in on (Rev.) Lundy led in prayer, and Mrs.
the radi,&,have since told me that the Hugh McMurtrie read the Scripture
Ses�forth man's,fiddling was the most lesson in Exodus, 2nd chapter, and
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tuneful. Forbes did it. also a beautiful selection on -
When, the fiddlers liged upon the day Religion." This year the W. M.
stage and played"for.th4 old-time set S. are studying the bobk, "New Days
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dance, memory tQok, me Back to Card- in Old India," and Mrs. Alex. Mon -
, teith and Mrs. Stafford took the study
no's Hall In thos 6- days the dancAr
danced. Ikow they. walk instead of from the first chapter. The W. M. S.
dance -most of *em eift of step at intend holding their Easter offering
'hud,' in March. Much regret was express -
that. And you n
at the gate when ,she and you got ed by the W.M.S. at this meeting ow -
to her place f abode.- There wa n ing to the sickness of their faithful
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president, Mrs. Thomas Kyle.
bunny hugg�g on the dance floor.
Mind I'm not saying there was such meeting closed with the Lord's prayer
in unison, and the iiext meeting will
at the Huron Old Boys' at home. I'm be held at Mrs. Wes. French's.
just generalizing again. * That's all. Notes. -Mr. and Mrs. Walter Me -
The young middens in thi� selt dance Collie gave over their house to the
looked chirming in their old-time young people of the vicin'
dresses and peek bonnets. But I can't ening lately,. when a very enjoyable
say as much for the men. Someone time was spent in dancing until th3
conceived th6 Idea"that HICK c0s- wee sma' hours. Mr. and Mrs. Me-
tume went with the square dance. It C,IliCs niece, Miss Wardle, of To -
didn't. In my day in Huron I never ronto, was the guest of honor. -The
saw anything that looked like a hick. W.M.S. lield their monthly meeting
The boys all dressed in tailor-made at the home of Mrs. Robert Dinsdale,
clothes of the best of West of Eng- of Stanley, on Wednesday of this
land worsteds. You'd pay $75 for week, when a good attendance was
such suits to -day. Taylor Campbell, present. -Mr. William Butt, who has
Bright, T. K. Anderson and MY been visiting relatives in and around
father-in-law made them, cut from our vicinity, has returned to his home
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the latest New York plates of Mit- in Seaforth-Mrs. James C. Mcf,ean,
s good, dressers in of the London Road south, who has
this 1927 imitate. To my way of been visiting her sister, Miss Jean
thinking the men would have looke.d Carr, of flen,;all, has returned born(,.
better,,and have been more apprecl- -Mr. And Mrs. W. Mc!Cullie entef-
ated"if dressed in proper garb and tAined a number of their friends on
danced the old dances in modern set- Tuesday and Thursday evening, wh,,,-
would have been euchre and dancing were enjoyed b5
ting. The effect
beautiful -la blending of the present all. Much fun was caused over the
wifh the past, Some ten years ago I )�izes, which were good. Tough lur�-
better luck next time-Somp.
danced down in St. Louis, Missouri, om,
the old time danc(,.---- lancers, opera One ha -t said, "It's an ill wind thal
reel and Virginia reel. They were blows nobody good." With the ver,
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common then in the South and ar,, a .
to -day I am infnrm(,d. This Hick mong the busy class, giving aid Lc
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stuff comes from over Indiana way, the poor old horse, which is so oftei
looked down on in these days wbe-,
and does not belong in Huron or To-
cars are sn plent.iful—Mrs. Thom:v
ronto, It's not Canadian. Kyle, who has been visiting frien&
But wel bad one Prjoyable time in Windsor for Rome time, has return
just the same—neighbor boys ani ed home. -Mrq. Fred BenKough an(
girls again—thp. best friends, ye ken. Miss Dougall, of Hensall, visited a
Well, the corn coh's out. I must the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. An
stoke up again. Sr, !ring. dF-rqon of our village, doring the week
BILL POWELL. —We are glad to report tbnt Mr
p,s.—Some one announced that Henry Schafer, who bas been quito
Goderich -would eplobrate it bun- Poorly, is improving nicely.
dredtb birthday this sumvie3N whereat Silver Wedding.—On JanuaTy 15th
a former Seafort-bite remayked: "It 1902, , very retty wedding wa!
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looks it," The old spirit 6f friendly , 2151 t�
rivalry still survivPs RMOIALP the grey Mr. And Mrs. Wrn. Tvison, wber thei�
heads who plaved b9seball and youngest daughter, F. Bertha, becam,
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grow old,B. P. - Tuckerarnith. The ceremony wai
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to Mr. and Mrs. Brownlee Om - -Pon Tells Of tan.e. jurt veme .
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members, including Mr. Brownlee. A have clubs and meet go oftbm, .. - � " .' .
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presented them with a lovely silver boy from Canada, -as George Young - - ., I '. gl
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sandwich tray in honor of this event. is called, is still in the zenith of his . . �:, .. ..
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the following reference to Burns' tations from all the highbrows. Poor " . ...
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n January boy, I think he would he weary of so 1�, .
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Seaforth, who danced at the opening scene. The tickets of admission was 17�
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of the Kippen Hall 35 years ago: five dollars. This week he is in a �...;�,
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the melodies of an accordion more his head but be is Sc6teb, and soon . I �4
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Robert Burns, immortal Scottish bard, . Los Angeles have started a big cam- � ... :-�, , 1.
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at the Hotel Harrington Tuesday paign of inviting everyone in the city .11�.. I "
night. It was the annual festival of to go to church. There are 300 .. �� -
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royal haggis was ,absent from the doing their bit in the great work- . I
menu -nothing else was lacking that Hoping that Brucefield will still pros- I.. ;. I
could bring back to recollections of per. Since I left some of their best -
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old-fashioned Scotch times. William men have been called away home, good , l
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had an excellent programme with formerly of Brueefield. I.;,,
which to please his audience, but The Boom In Brace0elkL .. . 71 ,
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much on the evening's programme Dear Expositor -On picking up a , �
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was imprompta and unexpected. The copy of The Expositor of a few weeks . * .
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famed Scotch song, "Roamin' in the ago, it was with much pleasure that :1. A".
Gloamin'," and several of his own I read of the boom in Brucefield. Nbw *11.11,;
compositions, were sung by Will Mac- I have never been ashamed of the .. . � I
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several dances to the accompaniment field always seemed to me to be: 11.
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expert in the "Highland Fling." Jos. I Snider's cow had died I said, "The 1�
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- Scotch sorgq were applauded, Mr.' Brurefirld? Not being able to visit ,,,,,
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I Jumped tip and danced to the old town very often in the last
, thi- delight of the nudienru, which few years, when The Fxpositor comes �
, 'Aang an Acrompanimertt in ensemble. each week I open it eagerly, but o7it-
I . Oliver "Scotty" llant,on and Mrs. Ros� side of the people going to church, . ;;1,
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ducls and were recallrd each time S.. ('I".. etc., nothing elsl- happened .11
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h�v the andience. Richard Flooll:nLr in Brtuvfiold, Varna. BRyfield, Kip- ..
.?itr,rtairNl in two ronding�, "Th,, Per, llensall and many places bad ac- ", ..
Mustard Plaster" And "She Nkv(l TTi.,, cident.,, niarriaw-, sales, People Tno,,- 111 ,
Rael Wool." Air. Doig was nn ahlo ing. etc., but such things never hap- 11 ,:�-�
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Jokes nt tho P-(pPnqe of hi�� own na- ,-%-,,r di,rm-or by reading the paper * .-
tionnlity vniertainpri tho rnonibrr� ,,I miti! T 'hought the words of the old . "
lzurqLq hv recitations e)f Burn,' Poetry "Ing bad cnmf, trup: "Fvery day, '...
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in a ti-inst to Robert Rurn.�. ,-,,;).- a 1, - will lip Sunday bye and hNo." But I .�
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such FLq our famous hard are no,t from now on. But now everything 1i
mndc. They Fire born. R(,li(r' Tliirnq hw4 rharized. Thry inhaNt-ants tare "',
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%vas born with R purpri�zc. That b,_ ry:1 (if vim. pep, eiwrgy, maybe even �;
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was well beloved by the ',rn'ti;-h pe- ViriOliqn(ISS, so that I would advise �
PIP is Rtt,pqtt,d by the fact th 'nt ovrry t . h . e proprietor of the new bog dog 11 �
Scotch horip, if it. T),Iqq � bot two Pill, -
. psqp t. to put. muzzle- on bis puppies.
honkq. always has i ropy ,,f Phir,i-' Yronn new- which has come to me , 1.
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ribmit him. He did not rnnfinr, him- TI'l iell(,, boast that. BrucP64,ld has be- I. , �
czolf to th�p Rristocrnry and t,, rr,fin ,,,m(, .9 bunch of capitalists and brok- I ,
ment and rnitiirp. If( - , wrr)fp Of h rn- ,-rq with our genial friend, the harness ..�
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rnuntryinen." Reforr Rnying ,,(, ,
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Nirht" Auld Lang Syne was sTing b t the market by which they keep in 1,
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