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'histol � -got home safely in striking a flint. L I'' L .` him. He ran back to the , house, ville '00 - - ; �� . I P". 1,
crease In the ruin total of govern- year or two it will -be completed. This following them ,. 1_111 � , als% i4"oft"r, ��i
tallow shouting 11T1wo wolves in �h, trapi." years one cannot help feeling that fortuAate, !c", �.�,
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0 m,eut expenditures seem es -hek the morning. One of the first set- ,9 The houses were� " *�i "' , .1 : -',, .7 , �U,l�;�T�
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� Such an end is not in, itself desirable. capitai items will'take its place -and tler§ drove an Ox cart to Hamilton candles made in Moll � 0'!" � ,yd' J Th y ' -who ass , ,�: , I
who was expected wicks,in vessels holdhi 'the mete o ors, who -had, * a - good pioneers -have,7 ed to their old Wagner villp., : - , , "' ,�, " ,
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-riche it got the bounty -aey, reward, have been . year a lons"My 4, ��,�', �
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capital expe, ditures as a whole mill to arrive from New York. The �flaith- tallow. , land was - plahnod,' "but" dy i" �11
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render- decrease -they are more likely to in- ful oxen, Buck and Bright, had -a very borly and plew � I got homesick and irad"Voleme, , ,"-,6, , ,� �,
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ed necessary by increased develop- crease. I . impOrtant part to play in clearing They were nearly � . to Canadal'� Mrs. Effilott; 1004-0. - ,! 11,i
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, will continue to expand- We the land, and, -with them as 'co -work- made them first novel is SL .'sh C', ��Ium � � (�,�,,
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Meat, so. iof the first ,prime factors in educating the young NOTED CANAIMN i'ACU ;,-`., _'.. �"E,��
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1�d have -had in the past fervid protests To sum up the whole situation,we ers, the settlers gradually succeeded imagine the loneline , I where she gather4 data�.` W___ ��";�" ',,�,
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always not by may now say as* a result of our re- in levelling enough THOR aS SEAFORTH :",Fi�,�,�,
t . against extravagance, � wolves or rar"V. Tuckeirsmith had a norvel way of Pun- AU I Her story of her ln6m.biwshl, �,.`, , �1�,��
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� increased expenditures when, the turn cent study of facts first called to our est to plant e sent 'the - �. " -,
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. party wheel-broug4ht the critics attention by Mr. Bennett's Ebullient raise a small quantity of grain. In an Indian disappear into the thicket. ishin, (GIRL the Lyceum CA�ub in Lou , ., B.11 I �� F�
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to power. unding bush to cut a switch Many Expositor readers willbe in-, I ,N-�.'��,,, i� ';,,I�i
8xpendi- raise than, money, which was exceed- were peateably inclined . towards the the Surro "Of course I wanted to ibalong�ft' , 1;� �� � i- I' 1��,�`,, �
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.� The men, at ,the tim ure in Canada has increased greally inglY se t the Larges school given lby_Wfabel Brou g 'arts club, and I wmted :to''11* ,�,,, �,
r - h ose on her oral exam.'nation a n. Billett, a - 1;1�-�,
I Tleved what they ;Said ---circumstances since pre-war days'but in smaller pro- hard up -that islne of themQjhadn't ly, A squaw, wit a PaPO . ghto �__--.' � .. , ',�
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I ditures or mouey to write home to theirolriends back and baskets. would one of proposed for me bership, �But ft, .I., rll� 17 1
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� Wade was large-Tsometimes paythern avijit. The set- -the ,prevailing religion of Upper Can- London paper, as Mrs. Billett i Si ,',�,,�',,
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No other country in the war and barter and giving notes. All kinds to Scotland, so -they had'�to stay whe- and pork." Tie Canadian. woman- received'-'-_ 1"i 1 N '
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we i, band and supplied the. music, Mabel Broughton Billett, who has of �� ,�.:!: gT
�1. that purpose may arrange the from the startshows ast small an in- of produce were our was, at one time all young and strong and, didn't miss lbrass . c'ub, and Was preceded by stor.W,� '' -1
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I "" - years we have used for this COMOari- 3. Looking to -the future we May offered in exchange for a . I -11 2 !,
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I - Mr. John � one of the most successful and widely 11 She played- so very badly L,h,erself . '"
the f ay- to give up. The late . I t I.,, "
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��pi� � . ment of loans, of lowering of pensions, Spro s paid for his work in last year. � r �' MrsI. OilleItt ex- . ,.,.,:Fr �
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, 1 16,798,549 m li from ex - cut the harvest. I , � � Woodstock, having come East from selves against her, and eventually she. � `� ", ��`�::
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1, _ , I ound up. The The P�ulpit will be occupied by told The Free Press yesterday that, had fearfully bad luck, and we didiVt �',:%"Y-.Z.
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6,548,394 in was threshed out with a flail I having writt ,�:4�;"'F �
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creasing rapidly there is no reason and separated -from the chaft by C1 president was " � , , :11 .�
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1 $355,186,422 . I , :
Total .......... 0186,241,045 why our annual taxiburden, less -now throwing it up .. . ., :1 ,� .
I 11 � 11 Items No. 3 requires. expla'Ration. than ever before if measured, by ca- by the fanning mill came into use. . I . ies were to be written as easily, if not said. .. 11 . ,�: I.Fl.
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I . . I stories, Why not a nolvel? "Calamity feet her work, by every means, took. , ;,�'., i'..R �
li . rioUS railways. In 1926 en lighter. Canada is a young coun- w by the Me- large tabernaelp for Bible Institute work. One of ' . 93A.. ., �o-'�,
I �2 � sidies to va in, th-e early sixties. . House," which was a year in the writ- a course in "Thee English N*Vel :,ft I ,,, ,:�4, 1,
-+ the expenditure consisted of �hel fol- try, still in its adolescence and we Cormack reaper . W.,,.t - ',�,,-t,�_,'LL. I
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. . lowing items:- have not Yet meft thL� trackless , ,, .. I Among a generous number Of Harmaxd and this she .found;' f _., ..";.�,,�.
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Canadian . National of 'this country for . .:, . satisfactory reviews whi - 10,0':t'�, -�; , �YWI_11.A,X�' "� Z'l�'- �
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� chant 'Marine Loan .... 688,000 creased capital expenditure,% are proh- lock I .11A i�
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Loan ......... - e literary staff of that see -the ueed) for the all-'CaVadila'A � �,F, I 11
- . -at expenditures ed on his parishioners and the doctor ' member of th I �L�"",',""O�' T
n-ey is Spent and, th 11 The Trend of Our Da " So interested was theme. "If R Canadian write'r call � � 11,
'W '. ToFtal ................ $11,199,000. !no is not in itself ini ortant. on'his patients, by horseback. Those , . Y, or famous journal. force, freshness an i write -real stuff . let it be on w � 11,
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I' ' te had to walk. ' -Is it Possible to Deceive the Elect 2" Mr. Graves in the I , Ral
These items are carried by the De- I value for the wbo were less fortuna . _1, ,
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ment of Finar�oe is essential. General One Of -the first settlers, walked to drama Of the Canadian I _�' ��,
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,l part as "Non active money sPent bag � . that be followed his review with a " she - , - I
t they Placing a finger Goderich through the bush with a most readily and most skillf 11 " - 11,��T
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classified as similar in character if distance to obtain an axe to chop the , Novel -v I ELNV�VULLS I ���, I
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. TUCKERSMITH one day, to cbtain medicine. Men " The First TLinll a Canadian Should Know in Reli of a bigger mily attended the I ,:;- , ,
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11 Consolidated Fund I I n.to-day," or " Wh 11 "In the Palace of the Erg" and, upon � " "
i I tions The',4ollowing �skebchi of ipioneer for miles. Education -as dearly � rday last -A large crowd at- 11),,%
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I days in T4ekersmith, itten by Miss boughi, the children having to walk I I work.. tended the community Picnic at Grand . . .1",
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I we may H. Isabel Graham, appeared in the miles to school. Dr. Chalk, the year and a half of carefu St. Bend on Monday last. -Miss Ratley, � ,,�`
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I.- , . I I A possibilities of redu iture in 1926 One of the few remaining pioneers was beloved because of the considers- __ .James, Street, Mrs. Billett Johns last week. -Miss Willy, of Nile, , I "'.'.."Y'
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- ", '. ,6. of this increase the ed away is Mrs. William Murray, of tiers, many of whom were unable to the visit interrupted her
:1 $193,276,00 'much. With dai,intless cour- A violin was a rare and dearly -prized eting was and Mrs. White, thisweek. L, 4-,I� , "k"!
��).. � 0 -and Tuckersmith, an intelligent, refined pay him for his professional services, things so hedule of work. Her gre _� _'� , �
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I I I war ac6ountI fol who, though in her 95th year tor, and age they endured the 82, has vivid recollections handsome old bearded CURSIRLHURST 1
f ,administration of old lady war the first -school ins -P- �,,70�,
increases in cost 0 stacles_ and when young at from Laddie, a ,�
. we have still retains all her facu saw that the yo,6nger genera ,0,
. it office, a non -tax item as com- of a night in June when sbe heard Airedale gentleMan, and his golden- Notes. Mrs. F. Fitzgerald, of Exe- . I 'I",
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IT io' ly pointed out, $1-7L,677,628. tell some interesting stories of well drilled in t'hernultiplication table. the settlement grew were more t violin in the E-yed dauginter, Brunhilde, Nvho is most ter has returned tip her home after . ? ....
prev us e with her Dr. Chalk's son-in-law, the late Geo. fortable. They had merry times, too, the strains of the firs � "",
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Deducting these coin aptly named. Laddie arid, Brunhilde spe ", �,
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the 1926 consolidated fund exP . take a natural P1` , .1 *,, ,
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,. . - ,Lures and we have i carried picking bees, quil-ting bees, in ,,,Calamity ,� , . I .""��',
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� - road, in Stanley to -n- them over many a difficult period. At bees and raising bee pride, since they were Mable Billett's th he ",
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e same as* in the first article on the came to live in Tuckerscmith, where, a store 'bill which he thought at the much in evidence. 0 I',- ten Ail�,k
X r's hand and exclaimed, 0 ork on a system," returned to her home on Mlonday.- I '..��,;.
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and the West, she 'has spent afterward it proved a very profitable wedding, was confronted with the fact M
- bere used is the fiscal year of 1926. In Algoma V S �e I a venerable humorous ' the sympathy of this community in, I .
this case we are making the compari- most Of her life. She belongs to a investment for his family, for it hap- that she was shoel , , Not being Whitehead and vivacious lady, with a , lIljl�
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ed fund widely -known pioneer family and is the site of the Seaforth easily daunted however, she made a Methodist minister, preached the first mouth and silkily fine red -gold hair, the loss they sustained on F.rid'ay last I � �,,,',,,
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- god of expenses on- consolidat, . . t of the skin� Of a calf I sermori in these parts. Re,v. Alexan soherly parted and rolled in -to soft when they I their home by fire. I . :11111i4l
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- a cousFin of the late James Arm- salt wells. pair Of shoes oil ost ; "'51Z
, Mrs. Mur- which had previov� . . ian, who ,,buns" over either '�', -
-11 or the ordinary 'expenses, of govern the seaport town for 1;1�- heen killed. and � de.r, MacKenz i 'e ' a Presbyter ear, But for all _<� 1�,",-'��,i.,
out for the moment strong, M.P., ,of London. Goderich was ' w - .- - -he is --- DUBL�N ,i;��,"�)
. ment and leaving lived to see fiVe generations Clinton, Seaforth and, Stratford, no' reigning belle n White kid slip- , setiled in 1835 over the Town her smallness of stature, s .� ",
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. 4n:apitki expenditures'and special items. ray has 'of /' ' light fantastic sHp of Goderich, Stanley and Tuck- Lgi,,ng with evident skill the tasks of g. -Many fields of heavy spring , �1.111��
astonishingly small. of ,her own family, all whorn. are towns then only on the map. Sea- pers ever tripped the 0 - Note .;�,;�F!
ith was the first minister. Ten - and and . , " ��IO";�
a great grandchil- place to caring for a bouse, a h-usb the -wind ,,,I,;,
how it living, and, has thre, torth was -a dismal swarnp, a " " ,le turning out what grain harve gone down with I I
'L �"m ' having two dog-,, Wh . . 11 %
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-pellolitures if dren, Sli be hurried through. The women con derably, require prom,ises to be One of next OV,
compares with Othef cY rded, spun . Both the wild and ,,, �
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. � place it side by side with the ex- Garl Murray, of Windsor, and Will' made all th 1�� 19pre.r1her and a teacher, and the peo- 9 -nding novels. one saw the need b s will take their �, 1, A
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' uld find a man for system, the reason why the type- e , -4��
penditures of Our railwayS. t ought if they co "".
I Gross Murray,�*kson, of Millerville', and wove it in a 100(m, hemlock bark Lh nce LoobY, th 1., j
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of Stearn railways. who 19, a few months old. and roarious �Deafarth [Pt could do both they could suppor-t n e s desk is ,her Plalce- �,
. operating expplises wn V"I third son of Mr. and Mrs- L. J. LoobY I " tl.i
, in $179,00,0100 Mrs. Murray celebrated their golden dyeing purposes. . 1 him without any foreign helfP. "work room," had paused in, the mid- I -',I,
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in Canada incriased fro . not as fickle and is quite ill at his home. -Mr. M. J- ; ,_'j!V
4 ai-, 1914 to, $389,500,000 in. 1926, in in- wedding on Octorber 20, 1904. Dame Fashion was n
which was named af- d R&Ce( -hen the Owner came Be*in91eY'1s ,two sisters,� jqte 'from � � �.,�,i,�,,,
.; I of 119 per -cent. it would rsmith, ornineering in those days as ow .Z�, ScThe ft one who came was a Mr. d.le of the word w , 'I , ,:�';�� L
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, V, . there has been ter One of the' directo the wedding govm often flgu OT's e t�)) Columbia I I
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. MO unreasonable increase of govern- ada ,Company, Mr. Tucker -Smith, a . special oc,easions for wanted a minister of their own per- in the quaint little town which was dayi.-Kathryn Hamilton, of Guelph, 11 I, - 1�,
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I I consolidated ac- the adjoining Township of Stanley, The community tailor moved from he auspices of the Hamilton o lo years later they called a town fairly bristling with -,',,;�
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. ment expenditure on unbroken forest when house to house. Money was so scarce. Under t suasion, 9 herhome, is tbe guest of Mrs. John F. Murphy, 0,�n
);� I- .. . items were a dense Driving ,and Athletic .Association Rev. W1illiam Graham, of Perthshire, talesof Indians and adventurers, Mrs. �,�;PL";�
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c�,�, , � cOlia Which� leaving Out war hard to 2nd concession of Hibbert. - `Iffi'ar, , I I X,
t) as moved. up only 9 the ,first settlers. came to explore this and articles O,f clothing so ",
w's Bill,tt managed ther system to per- ',,�,,g
, and post office h 'pie walk- Scotland, a graduate of St. Andre Anna Brennan is the -guest of Mrst. iv, �f�
ble part of the new,,,world in the early obtain that -any of the peo . .g, Minni I 1 �;",
I cent. There,can be no reasona and Glasgow universities, bO was fectio,ii. Every Triornin leaving . 0 Michell, of Toronto, f,Or twO I ];�,�,-','
per The majority of thern Were d,A%me R4 1928 ,-rnith was household care iden," , _1�
substantial reductions thirties. ed bareffoot to ,church, clarrying their � , �,;.,,,I,
. inlicipation ,of are now from the Lowlands and Highland of shoes and stockings over their shoul- We placed over them. Tu4cker% s to a "band7nal weeks. I . 1 �,,,K
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I in the future. These services ine type of God- d,rs until they were within sight of . then in the ,Hamilton presbytery, sh6 accompanied Laddie and Brun- __-:.,!�_ . ,,F r_
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. .. I cut to the bone. walk- $�,050.00 EN PURSF,S there 'being only two ministers be- hilde to the mountains- No, 'we � .;,,',z;�il �
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I . .fearing, intelligent, in4clusttious, thrif- tile tabernacle. Some of them 771INTHROF ��;, &
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,, - � ur ty people. who have left their mark' ed eight miles to church and rarely gath- Notes, -The Ladi ,
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i hope. Interest on 0 . ster de- m _ posed s n e d ,",',,;RI,��,�,
l .1, ,L" . debt is declining. The rate of inter- upon the community. Ross war, the missed a Sunday. They, were Stricter 2 inds, com e tene s an "'..".1111
I 41 . �10 vrrfot or pg%ee, pMTS(B $350 fore being olrdained, a mini X_ will' hold their meeting at *0 ..... . `�
. I i by Mr. QaIt to about Sabbath then than now. If the ,$350 livered trial discourses and was e ered iflew," she said- In the after- S' . I ","I'll
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I . . n was 6.164 per cent. original riame givel en home of lks. George Eaton, ,on FA�
. . to 5 Egmondville, -but it was afterwards, rom the 2.17 Trrot 07 Pace, PUT66 amined- on his knowledge ,of Greek, noon the faith,ful Airedale ben,chril 1,�N,,
. . ogit, vaid in 19, rack had not been removed- f . day, August 9rd. The �mlto ltbolfes� I �*�,iij��
" t�dlaa Present rtie It ireTY close plMrSe $350 ffe.brew, church history and theology. were dismissed to ,Other quarters; the ,,�:��,��,,,,,,,,,
I . . psr� ,cent. IA tfi�* pask:five years; the changed and named in -honor of Mr. wagon on Saturday right the family 2 23 Trot 01f PRce, The first saiary subscribed by 'the Serving maid given- daily leave "be- are to -be handed, iAby this meaI ;,('�,;,", I�
: ond, the first set- would ,have to walk to. church. Chil- * to attend HAO. 1; "�":"`�1.141
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Van Eg-m . th and Stan- cause she did drop things fvightfully If anyons is unable ��k:�,9,3�,.�,
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�� i . GOO 000 viultfhOr *40ttions will -be tler. Mr. Vaii Egmtond, who Spoke dren were told of the. great inpro- pulle nests -Best ley, which united in the support of a often,,,, and Mrs. BilIett andber type- meeting they may .hand their iyAft " � FYX�
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I . mages, had a distinguished priety of reading Papers on the Sab- on "Cal- boxes In to the cg#Rins, Kft- Rdibt�K' I � i `�",.,L
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� na A6 tjis year'4 hi Ion alla, I - Silver Tropliy to horse bMIring the mini.ster, was &go and a hundred- writer got into collaboration ""j','41,1l� �
. �i r d as a colonel In (bath. There were n10 StOv�--S; the op track record., -weight of flour, and as for bolidays 'a' e It . Beattit�, for the West side, and xxa� 1�1,
11 'A's, pToximoitely $110j*,00,0,000 falls duft, career, having serve fireplace, with its blazing logs, amity Hous . Si I L' �_
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. . the state gap leonla at iister was supposed not to need In I maid in the D. McFs,rlane, for the east ,
I i, d Van EgmOnd� Warmed the 1409 houses, and- in the mh jondon there'is, no er from bere �.�.. 1,,. " I—,
� !,,� at, timt��it_ the late Mr. Edwar First race at 2 0'clacft. MkQrP y on horseback or quiet, home though Quite a numb 11..I� i
I of the mlolie'g Ula'rlc4i at, th .- I ny. The journe opolerly, cha i ;.,, F� � �,,
�,,�, It, JJ�46t- loftda, pioneer resident on the Huron evening gave a,theerful light to ni,enl- ai , ,_
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� an reasicaablo to 0uppota W s borri on the bers Of the family, who circled in This will be the final =0,ri Meet fOT in the rough, [ Stand day at !0-aff, of London, spent 11 I ., , L I �.";��,� �
. � 'o -no percent. %*, #0� bV r4gndA JeOVA, nIgar Oliliton, Wa is o A , _�,I, ,;�
�� I I IM, I bs as J.6'. a i*6tV#&t froni MOSCOW an ed ,front of it. on a crane which swung the year and,the pubI10 &Irs mstured vehicle wrhich in those days did duty guard. Mrs. 131116tt admits She n rmsu mer, Aft. ri� , .,I I I',,
I ol was n0m taige coach. Forty or sly,ty novice at �hou,sokeeping, ,I,n4a loaraed - h d I , ,�
11�'. �__Itfiat in It9dif I ,Vnt hOr 4ug X11 I' I , ��, ;F'�
: I ing these IORTU 's, officers, John, out -and in over the fire, the pots and the ,best of clean racing Vfth em%WY for A s S. 1- � I ,;:�',
I . ve, itdift.. Iftem *111 be aftq � MAPtd6on' Edward. kettleg WeTe suspended, and in them . miles under those *circumstances was 1, , loves) Mum- get � ffK10 granldwl�llt,bto -��.� ,,
I .er Cooking (which she ,,,J04, L "I
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I 1 agp4nat Charlissi. rrederick, 14 -arias, itloss well flueA Hall, go Ae Jaullara'. returned, howo V P,bh h62, `�, .-
1 811 nt ga to balaudd . 11 g expt�xiences tifically at Macdonald � VS 'n _IV -�
11 bvta 1181 901111� a o�peMittt i� Col,� V R 'k. and MS., .,&�'(L
I - � bg,21�jotd was afterwards wgtoll was heated nd food cooked. ' -, _ foo lholld&Y.0, V ,`F!",�� F�,'�';4;
., 0 1 s Iffe, particu- whisks away hou"hold taift . I IV: � ;!',X,�,,�,�,..;,
- probobla i'ft0r6M3eJ. L Onleer minister' I '. ... �,a 11 1.1P I., ,. 7�
11 it e r4mve OA6 bl %� 1,gadem in the MaAowie Bread was baked on the stove &dorth Tarf Awidauon of a pi, quttt ,and Miss rgzbiSil u I I., (RU. -��;;I,,,,.�,
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iL"' 1, 11 I Always, and C�Zpitdl. - Opttuuel ch - I the *Alt from * Toronto, When +j,he ;bread..vepf realt of the almott thon ,Do the type,writer 9L62 j I1.`.'4`:F � ' ,, ' I � " ,
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