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$14 MOVetOrd Suttdeya-school teacher before he
came to 1)akote, but lie swOte that
eta runZ:isiien they were the eime cattle I had seen.
wiife-dneiedu,y 3,11torntrig hint' kicking together 'behind the•
.etanw*stack, Ile Haid all they had.
'eaten wae eolith wild •grate that had
" a4tei‘t '`fir rl` Ct a, sprung up in his door -yard, •where
the women folks had thrown .a few
• tubs of soapsuds wash -days. Ile
lbett 'Street, Clinton, Ont. .said that he had learned that the
'best way to winter stook in Dakota
was to knock thein all to pieces in
41464.1,t fleitknice z,fnee 8° Paid. , the fall and ad them up: again. as
• wanted; otherwise' • unless we get a
rite, +rgpidetoretInrs•'clonuitmt NEI": blizzard every week, they were liable
4 having purchased the business and plant to got too fat anti 'round on the Be-
-publish
Tun Hymn; Regent:, will,.4in future' to g tape. Last fall I oto he at a
publish the amalgamated pa�i,s.tain Clinton, grass, pP
. under. the title of "Tun i1UAOIr Nxws- house to borrow a match to light my
"Ii1',conn." pipe. with; The man told mo to go
t litttomisthe most prosperous town in' aught mit into, the ,garden and week!
ay
Western Qntario, is the seat of considerable all I wanted. I did not know what
. :manufacturing, and the centre ofthe finest he meantat first, but he went out
rggricultural section in Ontario. , _. with •me ani, --I'm almost afraid
"The.tosnbined circulation of Tns Naive.'
'Iteconn. exceeds that el ,an:/ paper pub- you, it think I am a liar fpr telling
iislted in the: County .ef Ituvon. ft us,at—there ,vas about half an acre -
;therefore,, unsurpassed •as an advertising! ,grooving of :the finest parlor matches!
;medium.,I ever saw, They were •asthick as
..t Eates '.of ,ativortising, liberal and.l .haira.sin a ,b1b d mole. Ile. stied he
"farriisheci on application. had a poor crop the year before :be-
• egrParties Making contracts tfor a spncr_ cause the seed was to good for thel
fleet tsaberore�tliei expiryof the same, will soil, This year •he had mixed his
:omits
e clic before'
full'rat s. Y • seed matches with one-fourth tooth
Advertisements, without instructions 1131, piekss and got a splendid yield.•
tto space and time, will be left to: the judg-
.ment of the compositor in the display, in
:eerted, until forbidden, measured by a
• scale of solid ,nonpareil (1.2 lines ,to the
;inch), and charged 1Q cents a'iin'or •first
qnsertion and 3 cents a lino for each sub-
-Sequent insertion. Orders do discontinue
:,a dvertlgements.ninat be in writing,
can' Notices Set as I1F.Anrrra. MA•rrER,
12
Sines tored the inch scale
char i{� e crate
n,of
tie cents a line for
atthe
JOB WORK:
I : went out after breakfast and
saw the man.ablewing up Hubbard
squashes with gunpowder, They
were, .to large to be moved, and the,
ho onntl. , I
farmer wanted t gr . no-
ticed that one of his wife's legs was
about eight inches longer .than . the
other, and the man. ,explained it,thus: ,
He said •when they 'first came to
Dakota they lived in `la-"dngont,"
ith nothing• but the .ground for a
w a
b
floor, from which they had to mow
We -have' ono of' the best appointed Job the grass once a day to find the baby,
Offices'west of iroronto. Our faeilitsav,iia i Ii[e said his wife,ha l a habit of sit-
, 'this department enable us, to do' all kinds ting with one leg over the knee, of
.qf work—from a calling Bard to a mammoth the other, and the leg that dreinai,ned
- .poster, in the. best style kriowri to tine in' contact with the soil: gat such a
:draft, and at the lowest possible rates..
'Orders by mail promptly attended to. start that the: other never could
,pddro catch up..
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T.hB' iew-Rt�cord, .
PE
••�llieit es;' Olt!IMR1rAI:..POLITiCS:
December,' 882. 1, •
The Taarie8 •thus sums a
P the re-
suits of. the. -elections: "Mr. Glad
Th
i ' • stone's; passionate' appeals. to the
Glad -
The Huron Views-Rect�rd credulity and.. confidence of the pec-
•
\Wednesday; July
• THE CHAMPION
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• t.
.-OaMERQ:T .0> a HURON SENT, il'O:
[mass.
•• would
mass.
ple have fallenon deaf ears; this
time the Irish -:American conspiracy
has failed." :"
WHAT THE "TORIES w1LL150.
In a speech foreshadowing the
Conservative policy Sir Micheal`
Hicks -Beach said- the first measure
•would be to suppress .the Dinh. Nat
In the east thousands of 'people. iottpl .Leagueexercise etottcre,'and.
plant and • sow imitbe mso toaataiureLauspend- Irish obstructionists:
lapid growth, but +ni iak rta ?tt he'• 1aa:ttxiNGTON ;AND 'eaLISBpi n:
:dangerous :to 'plant in. the prolific` Negotiations between`• Lord Hart
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'phase •of: the •,noon, so they .are ington and. Lord Salisbury are in
areful to lant.at' .suuch.''a time that progress. It is reported, that . Lord
ep Ilartingtoni hes plodegdhimself to
tlie:moon will exert its infiuence•:in' •su ort Lord Salisbury's Local Gov-.
'bolding -the cropback. I have pp'
° : ernment Bill and to reject all ap-
:knorvn .soveal disasters to result pxoaches of Mr: Gladstone.. It Mr:
;from neglectof• tt1111s' . preeaut'ion..l Gladstone remains in office the first.
moveof theUnioaistowillbe:a vote
:One dayhist FatttiiiYIdof lost' "in
of vant'of confidence: