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"�..,��-,�,�-�-,'.�j� ,', .$1.50 a year, -In -. Park woul 'call on farmer along t e I
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. a J�, 1� �n ' 8 e;ch 'their hunger. The number of of ,Grey contains 960, names thi§ year. - � Im 11 -5.30 p. . Ta. . .4 to
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1'1,��! _# - ra" on applifeatioA.' . than increase as it neared. Qupen's , lightning on'Thursday 140'ruilug last evening. .,The -hall was crowded to l4pes, H� the,oxcept1ion. of BayfieW 1 4 � V 1.
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-11.R, �..:. Park." 'Now hay delivered off the field, -is of ,that I el , ga i1ar r ties for the ,Aev, me- I led on a farm south, of Hen,salli.- if
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1, Quite an -idea' isn't it? , During bringing ,$8.00- per. ton. This is , and. whe for, a 'number of years hv,s ' ,J I ,9N
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lj�jl , . . harvest almost every farnier along indication that the - is "It, 8A wit'h4pe .gratificatiloT4 Of ully one haX� More excitement and, hi0erest was Monday evening' a1t the -h_ 0, W. M5
", , 1 -one. , 'ea." I raised in town when it was liarned It
IEII!�It�";. �1, ppers Association, Class A abundant 4 of who'nif ��* lach .., Fred -Smitheis, Londo% after, a ivery, if 1W
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11 1i 10114k";, Ct�a , and the Tilarion I Rev J., %�y, EgulDndville, occa, on the Xmd1ay 40 'ss. For the-yast flow 1PV
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m1pister,of. St. Andreves, Church, Kip,, pled the chi* in'tho afternoon, and that a nuhi)ber hallot boxw - bl�adl , - ,Jln i
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the line of highway march duld be ,'Rev. -D. W. S. Urquhart,
IN ; 0,�-:��' . ' iun4 es n. willing to gi , ,pen Win John. Beattie, Sletaforth, in the, ev- been Stolen. from ithe' court house, If I
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�. ... I . fMr. Robert Mallis, ,'eXpDsbmaster emnX Fol 06deTif:4 9t wa�,' apparently
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....... 11111,�: � � 'S!EAFORTH, Friday, July 27, 19n , * .'of Kipplen, celetbrrafted, biti 8Kh birth- the",Good Tlemlplarsi choir stang several m0womfmt of opemti,6h� unde,r the 10
;,�� . - ,. ,_ employed until the end of the bar- day by taking a inualber of his ,Anice and. ceased' him a num1ber ,of ylea.'ag._ I U;
I 11;167�7 . - youn , al�propriate umsical selee-1 Act, butt in this 'be fall�d' for Re- -He 'is survived by. two brothero, Ii. �
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,,,.,,�-� h ' Gathering meals. . 1. ,There was, howeNter. a fly in the ed MmIsielf,with dulyMeateretturns for Fomter Timep-Adviocate. ii 11
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I ;,% . Th e St. T omas ent were Wir. and Mrs. Andrew Bell, ointment, so to speak, and its nome legoh. polling - subimflivislon. which b& . Ar,
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1 1'�, , I I I I The plan would work both ways, was a"Dr., BEartin who appeared at,fox;warded twith Ide returns in placer If
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V:- There have been few, if any, polit- ' Clegg, Mrs. ,and Miss Sutherland,
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��� ,,�,,, � I leal gatherings in the history of., . . Mrs. lHenry, Ivi.wn and Rev. A. aiid, - ' . . I Daynion, of ,%�S, � it
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�� . c.,i, . farmer. - " � Mrs. XcKibbon of Mt. Brydges. i . I I , . fwho ,With h faler .
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I l, vp�. But there is not much chance of congregation at Blyth have decided 0� , , 0 Daya-fian, of Ushorne had the ime- "Uso
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&,i'.. ithe'tity of St. Thomas on Thursday �
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1,,,�K-.. 'Seventy-five tickets were sold, at I I
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1 .4", ' . would mean that the hunger march- the Gli, T. R. istat , Blyth, for the I I . Tuesday when thrown froal a horse.; �. �
�� ...... 1'1�1 iiew Premier, 1V%.r. Hepburn. ' . . ion ' I . I 'The lad was riding horseback and ' I " I
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A'1� � . I -on to Kineardine last Thurs- An ,Mnwi - judge has n-aed, thatt ter)Wnment going on 'here toq�dgqit? _
1� 1. I er would loose the job of being a excursi can the horse walked under a clothesliaw 1, Z.. .1M
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� 1,1� ' . I hunger marcher. day. it is not 4 fcAim to cak a polilce�niani Am,y&4pg that will hedip to whilei which canAt-, t116 lad a7ld threw In,
"I" � I Mr. Thomas Murdock i§ erecting a va -erEk are still some joys wety an evienbgVY, . 'him tQ the ground. It was tlxt
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. transportation available are taken I -Toronto ,Saturday Night. terrog0itIori, wiped his hands, and. t -' three years o- jin a imila P , , I
�,-_ ' .IOUs and very unpleasant happening. Three hundred and fifty tickets . 1. . ..
,,,, � into consideration, iffight be consid- 0 replied ElowIly: 11"WW1, : I texp*b dent on the farm of his gr,,dfath,,r, 1� : t .40r,
."VY . Work is unpleasant and there is no were sold at Brussels station for the -'there's ,going to be, a ledure. I'm Mr. 40haTles Diyman---lExeter Tinus- )
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�.'.-. I ered as proportionately large,, but if Sunday -school excursion to Kincar-' A speakeT ,engaged to lecture in a been --selling' 6998' aN daY-"-�Fariniler's' Advo te� , .1
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I ... I._ .1 go, they must have been the fruits of . I JMr. John Beiattie, of the -firm of in the afteamoon. The place seemed, . . 0 1 I .1 . Goderich Youth Gets Award ., . . I AM
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., � . .. .. ... I . , �. I It is true the St. Thomas - gather- ed a certificatte for life saving .to, I � .
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1'�� I . I ing must have t4en some organiza- . � Resolution of , , tr's shofp. I eost. Wlen. toild 20,000 francs, he C lius .Stapleton of Goderich, s5 , k ,�
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� .��,,�'. . , ",.I . '.tien too, but 'Its intent was not na- I At -the C. C. F. Convention held in pany ,have installed a new 126 H,P. man ,behind the counter. ' "Any len- -I'll Aand on the pedestal myself 1 11 three otherboys, in having naved.-the: I � _V
. v� . ... -boiler, manufactu . red 'by The Bell En- .1-11 ... � I life of a fifth youngster in Toront&
, �M .. ti6n.al or even' provincial in scope. Wimupeg last week, one of the dele- I � . . -C., H. Bucklaul
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�L 1'�.: I .1 . It was simply *the spontaneous gates present moved a resolution miss M. L. Holland) of Beechwood, .. I . . I 'Ne
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W1. I - ' Rev. Father Michael Eckert ,of Min- 0 '6 ficially by letter and the local. official . . .
,��J , wish of his owwn constituents, and - that there should be'a pension of neapolis, Minn., and Mr. and Mrs. 0 SU N D A Y AFTERNOON * is endeavoring to arrange for thEy, . � .
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1.1��, . I 1 $100 a month for 'all people over 45 John Eckert of St. Golumban, ni#d,e (By Isabed Hamilton, Goaerich, Out.) " ceremony of presentation to t&k*-- . .1.
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1, �� . or to a young farmer, who, by his Aside altogether -from the ques- York. I I Thy kingdom hath none end at all; ference wa . s .1.11 within 'and vital. To 'Mr. Rdbert Webster and M -r. Wil- t , f
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I ?11 " , own efforts, personality and ability, tion, "Where would the money come fi all'ren-bain, stand, well with the 11powers,that be" liam Mutch "celebrated the 12tb im. I .
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il�,,,4 gift of the people of Ontario' resolution for several reasons. hear the Lord --n
-11 � . I . s "Well done," was"the played in, Luck -ow, wheli Mr. Mutch. 1, I q
, ,,� I . � Missi Lillie Ballanty-ne, daughter Of my mouth and lips fill glory' of !Micaiah. -A
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1.1%1, All people, naturally, do not think ' . Therefore - I ,played the fife, for Nile Lodge an& I .
.11, I And one of them is that it would Mrs. James Ballanty-ne, ,of Farquhar, frame A Supreme loyalty to, truth was the ' -1 Ms
, , Mir. Webster the Snare drum for the, ,
F ,, � I � I . allke. There are many -people and put too much work on the shoulderg whille visiting in Exeter; had the MIS- - Lucknow Lodge.' Mr.'lMutch -,had not I . I
.. "I �. �. . To spemkl the praises of the Lond: essential element of Micaiah'a posi . ! ,
I 1," . fortune ,to fan " from a step ladder To Tna,gni.f� His holy name tian, as the - non -conformist pro.phet 'been in. Lucknow since and. noticed, . I .
"I t". 11 � many newspapers who have" pro- of the Old Age Pension Committee wh . I ?
- . ile picking cherries and fracture For ever let all flesh accord. in Israel; and this is the one vital ents� in the village-
lr..� � . -both bones of the left ankle. many improvem ) .
,� .:,.,.-. nounced Mn Hepburn to be an ir- � of the ,County Council. � .1 . ,C. E, Miller. elemient.in all non-confonmdt/ which Since then they havieplayed in nmuy- I I
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' redemption. . . more or less greater length (but'not �nd 20 minutes. � messages from Thee. .Amen. , 11t is idl�., to suppose that t�e Bible, Mrs. William ,Brown, of, Usborne�, ,.
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I.. 1�1�, - I is a man ' of great promise, a man. who who has the first, last' and only say. salary as ,County Judge); c. Seager, Ahab's reign. It was! promised in people. At that date there were few- of a number of prizes including $1W .. � I
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beliefs that fifty thousand people sion is only $20 and the age limit 70 Fnofn The Huron Expositor of that whiIoh we have an account �f ift� piain truth is that the Bibl� has now -Exeter, Times-Axilvocate. I I � .
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R"'.;1111411� *. . to mark the most outstanding tri- I Why if that C. C. F. resolution'be- July 25, 1884. a cessation. that lasted three years. the Atuation ,gives no cause for com. �Clumty Council under the oh -airman- �
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;4,11I I.', - him. He sholilved- VV%at stePs'can ,be taken to.make, the isftrar's office in accordance with the"
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1. i, . .1 . D, Wilson ,of Maple Grove Farm, my people as, thy people� My ,decision of, the last"ineeting oT thef, � I"
11,1�1,��`- gratification to Mr. Hepburn", but al ery week in the year. I horsew People? Erasmue pictured, the plough- council. Dquipment was, chosen an -4 11 I A
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: �; ly home to him the great responsibili- able sacrifice for any county council- sold to George Rbdvon. They are Ahab did and they-toM him, to "Go daYs with gladness; can this dream fioc,, ,�'othe
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1, P � Mr. Thomas Nash, one of the, pio- the King." One of the prophets, in and its power to elevate thought and I t
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� I , 1. he can continue on the eve""n tenure county councillors to serve on the'' contractor and bricklayer, -has sold the Oyfians., until thou hAmei consurn- beautiful story of an outworn r- - , S I
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I , rf�ce of such public Old Age Pension Comm'Ittee now. fbis farm in Tuckersroith for $7,0040 ed them." The King of Israel said, stition and nothing more.' It does the council - ui�der ;Reeve Archibald, � . '.
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� I i-nd,intends comifig. to Seaforth to after 'hearing the prophets Speak "Is I -also met on Tuesday to discuss somo . �1: � .4
i INI7, � I adulation as he received last week, .The- Winnipeg resolution might make there not here a prophet of the 'Lord of duty and love,. of I
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5-.' , rove himself a wise and a strong � , d will run two steam threshe Jim Scott, of the Bell Telephow- 0 �
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1�,�,1" Mr. ThQtmlas, Duncan of the 'ifirm of Jeshoshaphat , Tuesday morning about 10.aoL, .. Ro_.
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. messenger was sent to that His word s!hould be known -and,
���if, � � . . e n we better Gorrie. Jim was cli,mbihg a polwand. 11 ') .
L� - , . No Truer Words . � M11111al visit to the ,old country On Wicaiah and h tiied to persuade him read by all men; where ea on the line about one imine south of,
tl.-� Mionday to `pUTcbRSL- goods for the to say to Ahab just what his own ,begin to bring about so glori s a wh
q&,� '' , AGES OF ONTARIO PREMIERS , fall and winter trade. Ou ep about 35 fe4dt -up, in, some un.- .
'�,'(f""`; " No truer words were ever written � prophets had declared but Aficaiah state Of things then in Our 0'%m ,accountable manner be fell from the � I
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l -,"k than those of the Stratford Beacon- . something now tobiswmilen mill in Lord saith unto. me, that will I Pole, landing ,on rough 'hard ground,
.L . "Olne day a friebdsent a Biblefram fraci�ting Pyatib ,bones of , �
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� Herald when it said: "Washington . wtche�ll Hepburn ,becomes "anAr-#Ject c, t E' Stanley leg just above the,ankle .
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i fwas 62 When he commenced his long ,reign; A. sent is taken from The Christian PralYing for an, English Bible., I ]ai �
.i1i, I , I I have cost the workers of the United S. Hardy, 59; �G. W. Ross, 58a'J. p. Whitney, 62; MT. J. H. X-enaul, sion, of Xn L L d I �
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��. -Si:- States 15,000,000 paylbss days, Some- W. H, Hearst 50- E C. Dru;:Y, 41; G. H. Fergu. public school, ,has suce d
�. iO,� , ' son,, 53; 0, d. 11,6nry, 59. It will -thus, be .Seen essfully passed `God'% truth is broader t1pn any Years it wo-uld have" to lie on the was taken ' �, i i --I
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k I medicine at the Toronto Univeirsity, systems which men, in perfect hon- our town would scarcely include a He V ms- then brought to the hospital � .49
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f � �3 ViOuSaY been a member of the Legiislaturef. Mr. George Whitely received a t th'alled.
I, -`6i, do th&4i,selves 'out of, profit." , wire from Toronto on Wedneaday, ,She explain- as comfortably as can. be ekpected,, � 0
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(D,etroit Free Press) - of Out he" tv'th 'two little ones-. They 'Word has been -reeefAred by the , I
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li,,��,4l ffEolwemer, the ,pl is- 11hat ,the aclettlent oc- 'Smith's 610�.here Term, for $4,850.00. VI*jah-ib a monwaordoymist of am failing -it is bax,d to read but I an, .stead on Ithel 14th ednrzonjorti, but 1,
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I �,,, _V� , Um the calls for aid were',a part of a pme- 118d WSW ba,rn and oulbuildlil9s, sal psied in the nwoe of the Lqlr-d-, and, 1 -got the Book and, showed, he� the .&go of 63 years. I I
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