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• TIIE LIBEUTY, TO OTTER 4: ND TO. ARGUE,•
MINIM ACCORDING: T0. THE DICTATES
CONSCIENCE VI ..PRIZE ABOVE, *14,
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•tuck_aow. November 16, 1888:.
'fIE� • WOTJLD E=I�ELJA/3LF.
0,4out
OYES out of 7tho:' eight' -hundred and,
seventy, correspondents who furnish
• Mr. 'Bine, secretary of `the Ontario
Bureau of Industries, with the infor-,
elation upon which IM tabulates , his
toonthly and yearly. sta'tements of the
• coi ilition and yield' of thecrops of the
Province, :,throws : ont a•suggestion•
which deserves. ` condition. He • pro-
poses that to get the most reliable in-
, formation a`hiout the actual :yield the
stssistannce-of alZ-the-operators-of;thresh--
%iug;.machines in the country should be..
secured =each' to take out a license
andmake a: return, every, two' weeks of,
-`tire, quality, of. grain, threshed... The.
time was when this would have, been,
..only a half system, as peas, , oats and
Tbuckwheat, Were ••. for the, most part
poundea'out :with' flatl'pr tramped out
horses, but now there are fetefarm
ers but make a clean job of the whole
,crop ,.when the threshing machine is
.° set ": and it woi k. . The, importance,
cif getting .reliable nfort)iatxnn concern -
in the•actual yield as near as ,possi='
aeknpwled ed on; all hands, 'and;"
no lietter .or . viore__.f easible plan to
secure it bas as yet' been ;propdsed.
Posttnasters "and'.•tow.nship.'clerks do
the hest they can in furnishing .statas-
„ tc.s, .but these must �t•always be, ineotn=
p'ete, and '.often mere guess work
I,et•;the threshers be 'enlisted.
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Trtr r, nntaro Departiiient of Aha
:ea lin re has ifisuedrits-final crop' report
' tor', the; year and 'it 'shows', that crop's•
this year end. With ' 'a inuch • better
condition of affairs that: looked pro
babe at any txtne •,durii'tg the course:.
The Wheat cit*op is larger `.than that;.of
last -eariH So are -t -he -bailey ; =rye and
ernpv,.shtle'the :yield ,of oat's is
o} er•30 per cent: " greater than'' that of:
last yeah and. neatly ,2.0 per cent:'. great-.`
et that: an. average• crop The cnikx
ct :p' is es. ellent, so• are set eraLother
vtops-.of.i onsid(iralile local- importance,,
sneh as buck's hat anl'' beans „Tlxe
• root crop trill be'laige;.anci the yield of
potatoes is magnificent, being °wore
t ltan double the:' '•crcp, ; of ' last •year.
' li•ith b iter prieces also, the fa}'niers
lisave.gooc1 reasolt to feel ;'ratified over
tiit•irseason, which not'.
plotaife ativ, such, pleasing results.•
son,-Dr.Iticbards,,of Rert #,Neon
Mr.. H. iurrie_ and: Misty Mary .Pot
chef; .hustles l'i'nked, their lives and; gone
,to their home in.. Michigan. We: wish,
them: a happy married life. •
The lecture given on Thursday night.
last \by Mr. Campbell,, .on a trip "Az,.
bund the World," Fmved Very ;,•inter-
esting as many beautiful- life -like views
were shown,,
While returning ftom ' Lucknow on
Wednesday night .laett, with a load of.
empty barrels, Mr, J. Pickesrings team
becc�.O�'se frightened by one of the bar-
relsk`roll.tng agalnst'their feet. Mr.
P. • was thrown out and is still suf.-
tering.
ufTering; from Injuries received. - We.
hope to see him around soon. '
School .was closed here on` Friday
as.'o`sur . teacher watj; absent . attending,
the funeraProf her .cousin'• 'W. ;K..: Cain-
eron, `who died at 'Cape . Tormentine,
4n open debate ;for the Iteneft of
the, public is• brewing in our Temper
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ante lodge„
44 ORANGE BLOSSOMS, .:
marriage of Mr,. Marry. Giles' rorlmeriy: of
Lucknow.
Tlie' Tiverton Gorge porident :of Tie..
Kincardine' 1Revew'•has this to say of, a
former, citizen .of our • 'village :: Un
Wednesday nigh °_ of last:•week
Harry • Gibes" was 'united in the ,holy
bonds of wedlock to „Miss Jessie Me
Donald of that' village. The contract-
ing ' parties are. Well known in' this`
neighborhood. Itis' not inuch more than:
a year since' 'Harry came here front.
Lueknow and in .partnership with Mr.''
Thomas Lindsay parchased the butcher
business 'then ' owned by Ned: Dore.:
About two weeks ago •he added a bak-
ery to hisotherhusiness. In.a' Very
short -time, after he same he .fell a vict
im to Miss Jessie's.charins and the in
dications`were..observed'whx^h 'usually'
lead up to- 'that .• delicious desideratuin.
r°Two .souls:with.but a: single thought,,
two . hearts that :beat as one.", -Miss
Jessie is;the only daughter of John B„
McDonaald, of this i i11nge A ...large
number' of invited guests were preseut
on Wednesday evening to witness •the
'tyilig.of the nuptial knot, • to coiigrat
ulste''the. happy. couple, and to partake'
f=t=s't`rnr•pttion ` "irepa-st;`p ,.
.Mrs. John B. 'McDonald. The 'Rei..
A. McFay dei:' was theotliciatina' tier'=
gvman.. The bride looked`•supreb in a
trosseau. of 'white; .and was supported-.
by Miss Beats ice Ball' ntynie;who wore
creani lace Duncan :McPhail.' 'acted'
in..the capacity of: " best.man"'for. the
grooli�: '.The pi;lsents were `+ tiuinerous
and jcostly," as the orthodox .inartiage.
notice has it,; and '.'clearly et•inced•the`'
system in. which' the •bride is held: Al-
together the en't'was of.a recherche
affair, The Itincardi e' Ileai,eiv luau,
ui;cotutitoti with 'many: others, eongrat-.
ulate.s the. younala , cantle w;l o have
clinl.+ d•the`golden stairs Of ,a, itiatritii
onial.par diseand wishes thein •every.
success iii their .Wedded `life so' • auspic-
itiusiy begun i•Tx •au.d:2Ii's. Giles left
bythe early trait: following, Thursday
for a trip to. D'un`ri11,e' and other .places',
7.1i7.4.4, is `about the period •' of the.
•ilt',: says the Montreal : 1pit7tt ; :vhen.
,sue .masculine'• eleit ent of the rural
ntun .ties antuses'itself by. rtclalgtiig
iu competitivt 'hunts: • They fot ti sides
aebtri s'alls.eat to ,slaughter every unap
topt�lated lit in :thing that they, conte
• 'ut. ss, fl'min a grey bird' to A, der, ati'4
(1'H', ii dl. tvii,ich .brings ,back the' ,biggest
r•'imirtrtt nit of chiptniunkt' tails and;
rn •ywijiecl s' and sparros s' heads is
a)cj uciged tit vieten This •graoeless
`1ttt�r „of gra etul wild life should
• 11e, 'stopped, if for, xohreason than be
•',.1ruse it 11111S t, have.o.
tiistiu those,ts'hi`i take pat
1wd:c,toali that reckless ho:s.. should
b•ri)stlr to slttnghter the son,,; birds,
,,,iYtr , that grown hien should not ily.
r Lourago,this slaughter sut`t:tke•pa
tn..it,'"is ,iii rl•,atro is...
ui:ulxziiag t.tect,
n it•., It is
i'iL4 IIOI T \ )R S'.
'.Pete and Will Mui loe.li' are bowie
f t tii'ti=Ch.ca; o': , Both are as li'. els.; as l
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-e are sorry to learn that Miss;
Stisati ,cook ia. ser ill.. • '
Mrs Itichards an o'd and respected'
• "'neighbor,. has goateeto reside with her
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iti 'Or'aar o••
Ti'IS' YEAR'S
and Pi. UG'
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l.Oc Factor:.: Cotton. for .8c and 8c Cotton.for 6c. 11.b
ood. Tea.for l calf ea:4y if you went . an 50 bark
soap for $ , ,5 bars Electric for 25c, Scru 'Bru'shes . 5c, ''
good all woof •fi:annel 20c, Factory rflaTine C en -.s
ties and. br• aces
;fr nt
erc3.othng a
SUPcialty:
10 s oohs thread for 25c, 50c. Plush.es . Melton...dregs
goodps
8,10,121=2;and 15e per High' for
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'of all
undersigned � has on' �:and;afull . supply •
kinds '. of stoves
for,
the
consisting of
oak, Parlor and
Box Stoves, an
r coal or wooid.'.
iso a large stock of Hardware,
Zanap goods, glass, paints, oils
IL always on hang
re 04.
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cot tinue' business 'in Our: OLD STA 1 D; • ‘00` ' 's�:naie as
Usual, `r',hel a •.ensto111ei s «ill .receis e the
tis to rilnnin • short , accounts;; always ac'corc .ed them...
:IN13iIONZE,, ON
each Plug and Package i
RNIPLEY.
PLANING BVI I L
DOORSr, 'SASHES AND MOULDING'
Stock,. also
la mg, tug, Mateliing and Wood
T'uurn1Ag . r
.`•' e shortest ixofi e:.a
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to order o
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Every etlurpntent, io 3uililers: at, ' -;the
Very *ILo -est P • ens
Encotra go Hbmo,: ; Entoribs,
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We air selling goods
stet: the stockintoy soon turned Ione' as .. i
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tins a w01a i(le re)siitnti m as apljtsioian and
author. 116$Alanirske tries
is a triuulpli'(if Jle licad, sklll;cu,ins all ,liseas
es of thehide. v and
.,-:•-•-•-•' ''SYMPTOMS VF- ,
I7I•tS�EY C1)MPLAI\'t', Distressln,
„icl,t r anti p nnx'ili tht' ltslel.ai t1n111» iu':
of weight in, the bl•uldrr' ante base 'of the .dl.i-
d, nits: se t1ttjntg ntlue''ofteri•trh*trnett'il frt. •
'yu, ut .,le i t .to: `tri ate, t cpe roily at, ni.,ltt
I, along nOi.1 persons , hot dry skin:, .)411.1'
redatid.white de'pn its,;drop 1.i41,rtr,t
sour >tournth, ,constip,ition,,'piles, Beer ict•1`
: elling:5 4r, •
SYMP`MIMS OF
T INT.It C'OMl'i •1IN.1', 1'nin t�ra,r�1 t,tt1 . ,
1J tkr Made,. jautaliee salh'na , nlriex1nn,
a weti:ra' l,t,ainl e nrs,y, .h. ,l.
at he, tlj ritrltp,il•fs,elt, uuhtestionlif;or•esllots,s,pini 1rtti
IOW CURED: '
M,anilrt,kt laid Ilaotle iota are iiattirl•' r.iY r,.r•.
roret+, toil ,e'heli i:oh,1 i, ,ll with 1' itltirs„ rt'ti� ,
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,)enSitiv,I rite,'; ail Xi,li,t•Pfewer troulilefi. 1
nets like a eharm,•stilnnlntiog the t•ir.,,,,.i .
liver, $trt•ngtherllnj; the kidneys, and invit,u, ,
stmt; .the whole holly, Sohl by at' 11 tleal, rt s.
'$1; with 1ZeetiptBot;,k,.w*llit,.Ir: alolte:.iv _Borth..
the oney.
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