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. A, BIG TEN , � Y.S. '. S, - E.- OF , DRESS '� porters. The propow 1001"tion,
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Toge er W, I .1i , other de"p, a rt. m.ents The SeafOrtU"4"xpo.mtQr, irta, long
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. : Here's good news to every woma0who can find need for a newdress, or anoxtra waist or says - . I a Protection of personal liberty, Per-. . 0 do we Wi . "d . .
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e skirt length, and where's the women that can't. I . � � "Will the NEW ERA OXf1alon Why 5 I
. 4 OU&I liberty, 10 Only PQB - to sbovr =he moterisla weZ Imrs
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; " this law (compulsory voting Sh 3,41 be I KbIe when e* ,, lately jIdW ". we on .
. We begin this special sale on Friday morning of the newest and best Dress Goods etc. at - . ery individual respects in every other , to our stocks as. we aft - .
9 . . . . ,racticablo, more than An other , confident the selection Is tha 'now- ' ` . ,
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.. , prices that are really re warkabW . There s big saving offered In every price of goods and wise wo- = the feature 1 . 0 Individual those rights and privilegea .
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7 " are 40 rable� And why it 0 Dula which constitute the freedom. When � .
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I 40c, 50c t6 75c Dress Goods at 29c . i $5. to $6 Suit Lengths at $,3 - era. Iliks reference to the buy -t I DOIL .
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. - exemptions, and these exemptions, Ing of liquor is. not happily chose]],
3W yards, of all wool Serges in colors of navy, garnet, black, ,etc. Suit lengths of Brostdclotb in assorted -colors of groy, navy,brown, I
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itiline Dress Good -t in different colors, 88 to 42 inches, i . .etc., regular prices $5.00 to $6 each, on sale %t.....A ........... .1, 3.75 though bkonestly meant, would The Expositor will agree with us that . I
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� wide. remolar prices 40c, 50c to 75c on stile commencing Friday a I ' I .1 . � . . . open the . . door to ' their own the selling of liquor is au'evil, -but. -no CUS13ION TOPS , . . �
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: . 60c, 75c to 85c Waistings at 40c, abuse, For instance,- men would be government has 'a right to 'license an . f
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. . . . 150 =of Waistingis cnnststiag of all wool French Flannels, De. '. . . . law who were too, Ill to go out. - it bas also I chosen to arbitrarily sot the I UANDKERCUTEPS CEN. . ..
% 75y;ud, (if an ifl) woul homespun 50 inches wide in black and grey .,50 , etc, in assorted colors. and d#s1Xkps$ a.11 tke very newest - - . . TRES and FOOTINGS, .
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" " Only. regolar value 875c, sale price ............... ........... �.. I , oods that. vold at 60c, 75c to 85c for ............... I.. - 1. 1. I I .... 40 � t be very hard for men who hours at which liquor may. l9gall be . YANCT COIKBS.. ETC. .
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. 100 yards of all wool Htimpspunv, Beavers, etc. in greysi black ! WO es - .. . were any num .. � W . . .. i
Ali 'K yards of 40 to 44 inch wide Black Dress Goods -these are lin ber of persons who did least in No York,many things will be . . .. .
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� navies,et.e. All are shoit lengths. froi to 4 a in eact . t,hat will give'exce)lent wear for skirts or drosses,regular prices � . I -Bellaing's Art 511ke, 6 skeins I �
piece. Regulir priced $1.25 to$UO. 110in'salsar . r 4 d .." ...... .85 i are 50c, 60c to 8U. On Sale at ........ I .. 1. .40 ,this -as there easily might be�wbat a accounted legal that cannot be defend- for . . 20 - , ,
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I . . . . nice state of affairs it would lead to' in ed on.moral .. . . . .
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1�, the attempt to prove thatthey had The whole argument appears to 'Imperial )jpotra, per. sheiii, - - 05 - - ..
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75 Yllrd'4 ,if 20 inch wide Black Peati-di-pole extra fine quality that
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the keeping of a black list, all over the
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not be settled as a universal truth.
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the naines of those off the -voters' list
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who do not wish to vote." Who is to
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Alliolug the Churches . Surnmerhill on Sunday last, for Rev * i's E16' . I ,� Ai�XXVRRSA;Y-T TeseventC. Znf� .. ' , a . . I . . . .
'r 'certain . , wicirle.th i.x the main that staysat,h6me - ular a d abl ' , ' - , .
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n atl"w6intmeks to..bkeak. the Kathleen; returned ho).ne fromior6in'�' . I w ichhe' ear 'toreoakd. .. .. .1. .. . .,... I . here is nqt much encoui�getuiiut. t6 '.
diffeVe t . gibe congregatibils at all the. services late in, h . . I -_ � or p . I . . . . . .
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W.ESLPY Cnimca.-The Quarterly news of ch they"Were' ,to Friday evening.-.', :,�o -, , . were exceptionally large,. .and . in the
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W. Cantelon. Jas Southcomb,A Tyli- A little over two years � . with, the. Ptolem ie. ' th er1h its first term on �he per-. , . .
. ago there Urd A Cook ana Mrs J Masou;-� of wis.very:largely attended, .mostly by . . . . .1 � . I ' ' I , , . . I I I . .� . : .. �-
dall, H. B. Cbant, and W. R. Lough, came into our* midst a Deaccinj bitt East -wawanosh, -were' visiting friends members of St Peter*s cougregation, question is not,' should, or should'it not stizi moved round the earth Thei�, I ,. ..
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. 'ted to assist in taking up th Mrs Thayer and'soh, of Port. Huron sermon ak the second mass on, the sub, . . � 1 7'- dering over by'every one interested in - I
appo�m e he hits won wplace of respect'. .and ad. I 0". ject Charity� but shall. we or , . . I . strong for probibiticill,. it. has' decided. - . � � ,
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offerings in the gallery. John Jack- miration from all who have met him pattisort, Mrs Thayerls asi§terbi - M��' 'Thomas, sauf Renzi's . tlAve karia; " the to ul 1. . . . . .. of Vile ifiArnetivo facts they fuj.nIsh:,__ , to gran 'or liqu ens '�baa ev ' - . !
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son, B. P. Sibley, W. R. Lough, P in town or throughout 'the parish of Pattiso.n. - . I . - -' . . . d ' as *ng the : But, says the Expositor, --No person . . . ... PM: - .,� � .. ho"w anxiciiiii to.. ,- . -
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Uantelon and C. Wallis �vere appointed Middleton, Holmesville and Summer- . .choir, In the ev,ening Mrs Wutl-- . 1878.... * ..... i .......... $172,090,000 turn.it'Out',the men Will be, who pra- '. . . .
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d in.- the El P Ban . "Come, Holy, -Spirlt;z' an& j�; desires them to votelf the have con-. I " I ' �
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in having such an earnert, evangelical gress he has made c - town. . ,: . .. I . . 1. . .1 I . ouldhavetbern intirriate ' ' . . . 7 , I I . .
pastor as Rev. H. M. Manning. bancy has won for' him iao �Or , in, ."the in � . . , . . . Pizisohneatilt, of Clinton; was present w . to the, as- . I . . . . I , I . .
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own, - an sang vespers and gave - thoi bene- sessor that they desirie their .names. ,,qos., . I ;.. .. . ... I ., I
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ONTARIO , hat lee who , has * been the guest Of her plater -Rev Father Ha'yes, of As- left off, or in case that were not done, . I : - :1"07it'06' '�Ia ed ior early 4pointmeht t6. � . .
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the last Sunday of the month, the 20th living at Tillsonburr there is a, returns to her home t6 -day, Frid . . , - the -Superior Court. of Quebec, in.which .
. ay, - a lecture. ,� He is an eloquent speaker to tender �a blank ballot at the, Increase in.1-y-ears ..'..$228,PW,qW . . . I
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for the occasion, instead of obtaining change, Dereharn and Culloden. - The U I . brother -in- =s were employed in upholding when perhaps. no i9itie is before - the Conservative Bakers will* keep outo . . 14. leux M : . : ...
outside help. There will be three ser- latter having but one;service a mouth law, Mr E MurIro mrs:storey has� Christ as the- source of all truth. electors" . "IN, I f P, for Gaspe. " The latter is. one o*f the #. V - : ..
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vices 11, 2.30 and 7. A service of song and the form6r an afternoon ser I been visitiri "here the past ton days. . I . I I I I .� when probably the cundidt, si ht'this Won erful -exhibit Ot results.
is to be held in the evening, and a We congratulate the. Rev gentleman - -Miss Emma Walker. of Petrbloa,haa HOTEL CHANGE. -The Huron House ates are not cho§en.and when it is.p . os-, MY will not tell the whole 'truth. brainiest yOung men ift4he House of . I . . . -
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bright service for the children will be upon receiving this agpointment, but b u the guest of Mrs W H Now which hM been so long and successful sibl I . . .
conducted in the afternoon .... The regret having to'lo - , e .00mbe ly conducted by Mr H R' Swarts, was . I . EXPORTS OF, DOMESTIC PRODUCE. fluent in English as French, and being. - � '.
go an as a resi,d the past two'weeks. 'She goes to I sold this week to Ellis Bros., of ter- eliable him to. reach' a ecinclusion, is . I . . . . � . - .
regular monthly meeting of the W. M. of our town. - He will go as soon __ )�O,cmto from here for medical advice, lin ; 1 1878 .............. ;.. I - - ... 4 6810W10W ph�jsically much stronger' than Ur Oar- , . . .. .
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S of Ontario St. church was held at amicable arrangements can be madev wd Toronto, who will tAke pos- called upon to decide a ques tio : th vOill :prove an acqiiisition to the - ,
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.. many 11nol difficult, everi.when ',all the . , �__ -;- Cabinet Vour months ap the ittiter
of this week. Tea was served. Af- This'. move will brifig., Mr Wri Ing his father, Mr I 0 � Elliott.; This details are. completed, ' The - new pro- . � . . .. Increase in,18 years .... $ 42,0000
lei . . 000 of this paragraph'oomplimented Mr -, - .'
e leman I a the No tors are well arid favorably. known issues are before them. He must doi .
. Ilenl for 0 . . I ........ i.... i 1 .......'.$116,000, � 'is prospective, ' . �
Wthe regular routine of business a within the Deanery wherein is viol q e and ho 8 ,riany gifts. , he travelling public, one of the 896., Lemieux pereonallyton.1i . �
short program was rendered. Twentv- home, his father being rector of St, . L I'll .... , in - cide what his course,Will be Bix.or nine L . � 000 promotion. . . � . . I
three new members were added to tfie Jude's Clitircli, Brautf6rd. Ing cooducted the commercial at . 1003,...4.....,.....,4::,,,,.4.... 214,000,00 1 1 11 I . ..... I . I I . .
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-the school of the world with that of A CLOSE CALL-VvhIla Rev U. It. in . take a well e&r-fied rest and' then . . . t 'Under Liberals. in another . . � . .
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the school of Jesus Christ, as revealed Gunne, in company With Garnet Me- da, through,the*eailu thespring - That, or deposit a blank ballot. Way. - Rle Yollowing table shows the sa*ityon Wednesday, Rea hhd b6ert .
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in the Word of God, made a very in, Brien, who was driving, were on their Tt . . What a farcical proceedl�g 1. To the AN"fre 4" n failing, .health . for some time and . .
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teresting discourse as deliveredby Rev way to Summerhill, where Mr Gunue 0 d the seven -years 1897-1003 -
y. It is not often this mishaPthey Will not swriforget. The M West Wawanoaft Were ser' tes . . I -his death -i's not urprise to�thosoa
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congregation has had the privilege of horse they were driving is not addlet- Be ARNS BVRXBM�On Tuesday , last . Minerals ...... $ 48.000,000 8110,0W000 who knew - hi dition. He -was a,, ' ' .
- teriffir to v In right' bfittwe = ed to taking frielit at everything, but Oc fact that his ball6t was blank would ' 11000 man of very retiring disposition, '
I's a b,com one 0 he I r e barns belonging to Fisheries ...... 09,W0,000, 7%004, . . .. waa . .
say he an old s l in the comer of a te van . McPherson, near St. afford small pleasure. 'The act to-hiuk Forest ........ 177,000,000 214,000,000 elected a, I member of the House ill, . I
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thinkers and most o 'cal reasoners c;f fence, I - 5 thi's trightBued the It Ord totally destroyed by fire, Is evil. What matterg it if the paper FUm.._'. . ..... 831,0W,000 -679,QW,000 � I .
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the lights of the church ... On Tuesday horse. It luiched to one side of the 10 with 15M bushels of grain, haol no mark an it. � . . . Manufactures_ 52,000,000 X01,01V 000 I 1900, Ard took no active part 16 iti . , I
evening the ladies of the congre road, below which was a deep ditch, be &ud neatly all their farm . � - .- _,,�_ proceedings. . I .
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met to further their Interide "At and had Mr Gunne not been on the th ta, Theflre Is supposed to Imagine the F1 ,ditor of the Expositor . Total ...... $679,0W,0W1,l43,W0,0Q0 - . ___. .� _..,�_.�� . . . . I �
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Home and sale of work" to be held in Opposite side, the rig" .would have gone Or !d by the chi compelled to line up before the bar and It will be observed that not of � . I I
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-the Town Hall on Thursday af. over.. The horse (hen made for the � e - een Atarte Idron g)y I � I � _ .. ,. , I
the le playing in the buildings. There have the exports of all the natu- Al I '� fookul I'll . . . .
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ternoon and evening, the 28th of No. ditch on the 'other aide, and in going an insurance of $1100 on the pro. put the glass to his lips the same As the dustries gt�own amazingly,hiit t[hr,,.l 4 I .. � I .
vember .... Instead of regular over the edge Mr Gunne was thrown a �y but the low wi)l be far lit excess others. Ib is true hio'glas$ is e: MPCY# the manufsLaturing induatrieshm-a- 'i - i Ila I U , 920 . . .
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evening, many of the members accept- f L for the horse16 lb I (but hels the, only no ,,that knows it) ually doubled. . So that if they have
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ed the kind invitation of the kindred ad wl � . I . yet even the r&7 of comfort lie would titude in their make -ii , - evd . I M" . I '.
society in Goderich, and drove up to was 10 which,, by the time he got to it, 01 I . Ated Parlor gentry ahoulT thank .
n the fence. Nothing was broken lu MING, HAMS -A writer in the derive froin,that, fabt Would be greatet, heaven for tariff reduction and Llbev4l N&* tin sale to polnid In l3kitish Caltkm- .
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that town; they re ort being royally or injured, howevet, and the pluckr lit . Homestead in giving a recipe' than that, accorded the conscientious rule, . . . orepp, Col.
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-entertained by the Cderich society... driver held to the lines through it 41. m L forced L . 1, I I L, %Kontana. Utah, lasibb, �
On Sunday mornin next at 8 0,010 Ut Gunne v t, Sal t wren( 0 curing of hains, says --To 1W Individual Who has been . i I il. o And California, I
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,early communion wIllbe administered, his back, bit U der this, the nd of hams use foar quarts of. Tht F*rmer and the Taltillit. I
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Ings on Fri- occupants are to,", I pon 4tula a on -d , four pounds of brown sugar. and __ .
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dg, choir practise will be held on Sat- comingthrough thefrao uniiiijurod, e I ounce of saltpette. Make Into The tendering of a blink ballot is at . The ConsiervatiVes are, Once MOVe * Apply 66 Ag6nis or write to :. D. .
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41 ay elreninl� at which a full attend, in a and COV0 the MeAt. When it Its best An evasion, of the law, '&n d it asking the farmer to believe that high.. UoDonsild, Disiddi Paigengbf Agents Tor -
ante is requested. , - _. I , . th been on the meat three weeks, re. . . hios for illisitat .
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I I 01 ve % boll and skim it, let it cool does seem steatigo,to find advoc ates of 1 er duties on his products woul(l. aug . '01116unid of Fish 6114,64wel., .
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The Bishop of Huron has appointed Ur 9, Howard, tuner. at, the organ th return it again on the went, I it #, law, 'Who At the same thne-point Out Went tho Pries, while higher dutiw on Parelig"M YoUr -'jIck6jV ht ToWh o4oW L -
Rev 0 H P Owen, of Lticknow, th the facthm,leitv,esfor the Pat Coast on haws are orinedium size,Bix weeks I
charge of the parish of Haysville. The I the 25 h of N40v, to visit, his Ynother, I complete the ouring. Thon6moko L I L I
. I the means of e8daping the effects of its t. fatbbryl goods would ctoato ni,%nurka- 'And mveddl�y 0 station.
Lucknow vacancy has tot been filled, 'Who tesideg at Los A,ngeles. I . � . V. & Modgleng$ T ' L L
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