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1. I AW AAM fi5fratuto. .. � EVER,v i body who bas,a job I I a nd I ir work. to save soulaside by Side with � I � I /
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Disolution-McCaithey Thomson, A Co. [ , � ' i �,the heart; to keep fire and life jA the church, I . I
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. � I I Mechanics or labore.rs, should get it done - tion. 'Mr. W.A. korr thought,thp time ha , 4 not, I � 1�
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* 15pring-arrivals-T. Jackson. at once, ag1t appears quite prObable, that - I I -- : come when exhorters in the Methodist church ,
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r- -S I Reportedforiihezfew�Era. I b6 done away with.
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--- Duty -off tea . Palliser & Co. - ' - � so soon a6 the weather is suitable for tra- � ; I I I � I R M 0 V D ' *
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� $eedgrgin-�-R. Irwin. � . I . I s'ABBAT11 � K!1601, CONVIMMO some personal experience of his, work asaur 1 . . I i i I
. iel and olut-door labor the exodus for. the i I �- A ,horter, and was v . I I . I C . . ;, . ; I �
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$eed oats -J. Landesb.orough. � .northwest will dOplete the labor market I ent, f th Ir"Ites 4ud!Broloy spoke on the above subject- , I I I : I I
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I 'Card of. thani A. Sheppard. I . I I Goderi4 District was held in the village'If 1 he'latterl said that exhorters were very' use' , . I I . I . , - I I � ; I . I I . I I
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. H . ouse,fair sale -W. Grig .. . � I and,makei hands scarce, and consequently B- nencing on file evening , t I I I . .
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. 9 I 1 4 1 1 , I ruii pomy of I fill, in Special services', and after the re I 2ular ' * I - I i 11 �
J- q_ocal uotices-S. Palliser & Co. Mondsy,�, February 20th. Tficre Was quite a � . - : From ,old prQniise ' been -on
, � dearer. No one clan blame laborers, in an L - , I preaohirig',before the prayer meeting. Ahigh . $�, the wing, and�� . 11 .
:Shop f6r'sale-A, Matheson., 1, . good gathering'of liffiniBters and lay delegates,. I - . . . I I
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� I . open mirketand free.from .obstruction, 'Senting most of the ircuits and Sabbath 1 I?st mate of the drk of'an, exhorter'was' held . I I . . . . I �� I i . :� !! , " I I .
Boots found -This office- ., � i . . i6pre , , F � i � the convention. '. . I I I I I � I I I . . I �: , ,
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I district'. �- -he sub of leading a class, I I - I i '.
Re oval. -Chris. Dickson. , - � asking for hi '-her wages, 'arid there is every, schools on the � , jects; "Modes I I � � : I � . i .
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Lom 1 notices --- �Dr. Wild. . . I - likelihood that an 'opportunity will soon , After singing and prayer Rev. W�, Birlis and prepaiation.for meeting, -1 I " , . I I � . I �11; . I I i
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I Servant jvanted-'Apply at this office. I . � pointed dh4irmau,' and gav'e! a short � United in one, and sp a a ass' a I 0 . � . .
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come when the can do ,�t Su6cessfuR. . oddreis,'Ifo Ilowed by an � address at welcome ,. oken to first by R v., H, ' ,. , � I ;.. � - :i . I .
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. Removed Craib Macivilirter & Co. . - . to the delegates'andfiiends, :by Rev. J mem � be, conducted ; he � spoke of Z, od I
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I . , ning wn in � ' R' ..W. McDonagh read * paper. oxi the 1 Commended C :� �. � 1� I NER . '
I . candidates of their 0 ev6xy Maid- � text. of si ripture as a theme, and � I . I . I - � ! I � : . I
I Subject of 11 Church members�ip of children," the wading a portion of scriptur . ! . � r , 1� I I I I I � � ,. I I
toba consti ,h - g. 61oug toi Christ's Tesky ai I � e. � Rev. E. , . , � I I I- " . I i� i 1. I . . I
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. Ontario constituencies. If is also said they church, , , are specia a j- - _ . . I I ; . � . I I . I
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. - , , , intend to buy .out the Hudson Bay Conii he quoted many passages, to prove his posi- � fholight ; he cannot lead the class wfthout :1 I ! I I . I .. " � I
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I . THURSDAY, MARCH. 2, 188,2- claim B, in the 11orthweat,'and thus have 06m- . . . "' ��� I, . Of , . . . . . I I . . �
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, ' I . . Rev. Alfred Arid ress on to,the Class Meeting;. a leader all . . . � I , . . � � .1 �
Centre Huron Reform Convention. votive who supported the,gavernment in its iew. gave an add I I ould have ii' -1 . . � 1. � � I , : . , .
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Wef-understand that a conv,enitiOti ()f the dicate, will yet regret their act, if they have luct of the ch I I I � , 1. . :1
I i I � urch - the lik, his method of leading'a class oi young people. - � � I I I . I � , I I I � � - � .
I Re&�Frners of Centre Huron will be- held* I I . - -1 activlty�df ibe,teacher beilgi . . 1. :, � .� . . . . . . .
, no� yet done so.; The Syndicata, in 3 the eannect- � � r . . . . I i : �! 1 �1, - , . r
- � . . . short a1% Revs. J. T. Smith, Jam. Harris, and Messrs. . 1. I � � . � . . . 1. I .... I � � r 1: �: . I . .
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rtb, on Saturday, ,March 11tb, 'at time will v"irtbi rule the country. I . d others I I I -
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. at S. -� � . � I . I I I . A Collection was then taken up and th6 . I I I 9 �
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10 w, in., for the purpose of -electing, officers, - .-0 .. I . benediction pronounced. . ' ;� I .1, id , ft. t I
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- THP GoL ' Tuesday, morning, Q:301)�yotiournl exer. b g 1. . . I � I 1, . � I .
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and selecting a-candid4te for the next gen, ERICH Star iwi6 the Seaforth Sun I e that if Is of great' benefit to ' . , . I I � � I � I
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S' " . with taking'printiug'a in nQus rates, when discs, aft�r which J� Curtisi Sti if could be -much improved'hy having" ' I � I I � I I .
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I 11 ton w - uf'ol-� better leaders, and'a variety in the wais, of ... � . .
aral election. It. is. exp6cted that I I . . I . I as appointed 86retary of the conve I
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will be present. and , deliver it,off eied, to do Howick tQw,aship:printing far . ii6v. A,! G. Harris spoke� on 9 Sabbatli school leAdingolasses. r e8, the, MurrAy Block, ,,erected. � f6.r : � ''I .
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J. Cartwrightr I - '$25, y 'does precisely . , I. . I I 1. � , I . I I . i I � I .
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, r et th6 Star . fbb same lielps - their * use and" abrusell". Teachers rzev. Mr. Broley 'next. spoke on the ."Re. : . � � - I I � . . m', � . � I . , . . . . I " * " : . I
an address in'tbe, afternoOn;. That ,there , I I � � I. . . I I . . I �
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1� I 1, � Goiderich i town8bip at that E;boul( ' MlBsness. in attenoing class." � One reason � . . I . . I : , � I . . . �. . � 1, " 11 I � .
thing by talking : � I know the.geographyofJtbe Bible� and - . I I I I I I F, I
be'a lar e attendance is a ,foregone , � I � : I . * - . I I 1 , -1
. will 9 - I - all they could of its history, cbi6ri etc. was at lack of interest in relig�ous� matters; , � ' � - � r � * ' I I .
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� �p,l,sof its tender is really: below the cost. of' McDomigh and Andrews, 'Mrs. I-kndre*s,, J, � lick of �efflcieut leaders; also, so ' ' I � . . I . i ,� .1 .
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I I � . . I 1'� I �'- the materi-al t -hat 'will. b�i:i -No-, - - - 'r�-i -rs. forni without the power, Rev, Mr. B,all' ad- I I ! I . . ... . �
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. r L I . - . Rev. Alfred Andrews, subjec 4 Teacher . . . � I ,
I : L ?I � dressed the meeting, ,and Siaid inin'isters *neg- � . � I I . ,. . .
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i T -- MT. � "', " may- in.his cla'ss,�' spoke to, five pointsi, or five P's, I . � . . . I I
Tfto's. Hoysantici' these officds like - � . . . . I . I 1 I . I I 1. ., I I I
. 1 is iaid that I , to work �for�nothi I I n regar t . . � . L I . . . . 1.�
'I er' ' i lecV tellinc, members their duty i d , . I I I I I I -,
pates an easy victory iu..F�ast- Huron ,for be all right, but tb6re is soon ' .or later an 'pu red, -,' plesi position,, . iO . 'i I � . I � � . 1. I . 7 I . �, �
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- . a �15 in, eba:to �uch pr�c - I'' -�b. - I I 11 I .� . I .
. . the Local Th t 9t:.wl gping . Oedifigs not 'the ui)sf �c, t". and prayi6r, showiug a so that wq.naus � to'shovi that in join"i%g this church Wis , I . I I I I - . . . - .. � I ., ! I I . -1
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. i.eie be is I � Ki C 6�ii others, ligato-ry on its, members to meet.ih�cla�s, but � . I
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. to be badly deceived.- Mr. Gibson is too - I. and. must be in'iympathy with'Christ. I I h- I - I I I . I I . . .
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� popular a Man to -be so eaall,�7beaten.' I L 'Ire 4�e Ing c ass wi. , We' ox , o , ogy and, I Mr. John Taylor led in the subject, "Th"e I I ��� I I .. � 1.
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- The afternoon s4�sibn. opened in preaching .the Word, and personal experiences I : � I : UA I
1, . I The Same may �alsdbel said of,,Mr;. R068 but' What the Doininion eldctioii� will be .1 I , ,� . I . . . �. . .. ,� . , 1 4 -
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I . a I : , ' � . and prayer, Rev. Dr. Williams presiding. ' of- his own'in study, wbich.4as very in. � 11 I � I L I 1. 11 � I . . 1� � I . � . .�. . ".1 ," I I I . . . .1 - : �. � i: :. ..
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in the west ri,din '� ,The'- Conservatives ran.. bioui,ht'au'vo,y� earl - 'some assert Ila June, R - �ape�, �reaa last ; I I . I I � 1. � I , : ! , , .
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- I- their best man auainst him lion Mr., I)a-1 � * . 'd 'OVeli)i'g, was to bepublished in ,the Guard' �, . . ' ,L . ' I � d -. 1. .1 . I ' I ." .� - I I . � I
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� . . vidson was � put up. .-' Mr. Rose w -that a private'circillar has been" sent i to for th bp�iefi.6 of the .convention. � 6 � people's 1)rayer meeting. ".. He tried to show. . t : � 1i . . � I
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comparativ nknown to the .,P , 0 friends- of th verInmeht to see tpat � I I I , � �11 ,
, * . . -, I . I I . I . up people's ineetirigs, when Solely conducted, by . I I.", I L .1 I . , : ,
the riding,, but he was �ustained, by a good thiu�s � 'ady ?hat *as wrong ind'a proper use -of right ' . I I I . . I
� � . I $hall be -re J6 � the event. :- As. of vN - it Also interferes with regelar prayer- I I '' " F �,
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. � ion, � , -r. , R :, �� " I , . . ... � , . . ing of temperance principles in Sabbath 'MI 'ling people's prayer meeting. * , I I . � .. I . � .. ir, - . . �:' - , ',( � r � -1 I �� � - � �
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- Opponent in the n . t. wes for'that iiiiii.6 we,advise them to,read .up schools, and the use of pledge cards -h J I . . I . --,J �1 11 : 1-1- I I I I I .
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. majority will be a. large one; I I . A t6d u . I � I by a Jively d ' ,Sion .011 . .. . � I � ,
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concerns . bbliev6d they�. trained or led. out young people. I . I , I . , . , , , . , I
I Both Messrs. Porter and Jackson know 1 . I . 1, i , ,� Rev. A. Andrews addres6ed',the� convention to pray iu�public . � I . . . . . I � I I ., 1. � . . I
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o one know� it,better than .themselves. , , - ,� * THE RVIDE6( '' " . . g L of malwof � he .district,. with A. H'. 'Manning,, . I . I . � , , .
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in .the NorthRid.ing. They,are'afraid,Mr. he, has doiie for t1li � of Canada by -his to labor"" 'giving s I )me. �good' illustr . � Evening session, 7:30 --Mr. A. IT. Marilling I ' . :1 I �, 1: . . '. . r I ' �
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nominated in bii place, an,d',fh6y know very *wisdom of the world centered in Sir Leon-, those. on 1 the districtwho' would compete in - 1. : I- . i: .1 - . . . - . , I . I , , � I 1. ; I 1. .
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in the interests of the Liberal � party, '�wb a -given- b�. Rev� .Dr. William,,; when E- budget speech,* that since the " t . ; � , .. I . . � I
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I hope he may run againj becauseif�he does. i protdct'on;'n the'Un'tea Stiltes F. Moore, Goderich, was appointed treasurer., � , .1 . .1 - V I � PT. 'L . . . � . . I I . ' . , , .� . , I � 11
. I � . I . - _ Ad�aiday, under the pretence! that it A in the , A resolution was read, setting. forth :the ,,ernment had.come into poyve : a. &creag, I ' 0 1 , . I . . �, ., :
I the Liberal candidate ' 11 i Sour'edly be, intere , A of the'ivork . � TE . .. I l, K - HE DRIY�601 OSTRACE-OF CLINTON &:-HURON, COUNTY.. I
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be inclined to think itsiedi or a compa iop b6c6m ziDig � ji oor'er',' .a ud' the- -rich he.'ricbbr. W. to continuellon tba Work, bothpartie IV , �; . . � I . I '... I ., 1'� I . i 1.
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.� of (3, uiteau.. ., , - . - e. tfie,',.black, ,tri6t Js 0 - officers and teachers 537 ;'� schol c asseftion � ,ill � fact. . . . I I � , .... I I I � � . :� 1. , . .
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ed a red-hot Hullett.,.C�nservati.,Ve, the 1%like. The. presentitoriff, all well. enough, , �, i CONVENTION , . I I �- r �� . . q . . I 11 � I r I
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Every body knows that the'.whole :proper- � nfiadly from, The iab6r.of, the couni6y one hun - ,t 740, Jn'.comleaio'm:,wi-th, the & S, 0over-the money and the 6Mce'6f e-molu- : : :,. - .. 11 ' - '.' - � I I 1. I !, � , � - , , .
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. tywashotworthia th. g like that amount� dr.ed 'and thirty million,ddllara�Mibre, thsn!� 'i3on,vention'i and h A . I . I � 1. - -1 � :, i . . ..
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swallow n.earlyany � - quite.a` , r, ofthe minis- obn back into office. � �- ; . . I 11 I � . . - L I . . � I I . , � s , :
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bet that I 11 never cast .an 0�ther vote for exho t ere and'Am 'leaders -; a -similar . . . .1 . 11 � , I - t ., � . . �
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this was said with an. emphasils, ,to,jaq.t,,j thIs' tdrrible burden: on the - people I t yew, . . �, I . .1 . . . � � . I . 11 --1 :"..
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. , , I aspital preSeri to-da�. I On the �.o . ba'd we. just closed, were IDetter preparecf to, �nter iihto' carry out his share of ille''bah-1113 - ,� . . I I -, . . 1. � I - � � .... . I L I ! � . . I I
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I . tinually assert that the:disallowance of the, - 'moTi , ngiorthbimp-osition' CAW. greater bur- 1 Speakers., � , , - I I .. I I � I 7, .I � ,7, 7' ,- - � � � I 7 - - ' I L I I .- . I . . . L. . . �. 1.11 . I I s � . , ,.%� I . I
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Southeastgh Railway clarfeiiii Manitoba Qns. on th I The ,venin '' - r "I 11 I .11 � : I
I e: people 'shil otill deeper debase,w . , g 11 or Dk�' Corson's St . I . I I . . . . , !
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. I meets with no ,Opposition O'Ut ,but ment of their unfortunate � the Ch , Rev.Dr. Williams,4ho preach- I � acts so pr@ruptly In curing Dyspep , ina, Indiges- , ' �� . . . I .�, . � � .1 . � I ,. I
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, , I ), - 4he other,the working wen 'and wome'n'.'of the : e& from HebjeWS,r'ehap, j� �VerSes 1, 2, 3, sub. tion 313illousness, Livef,� Toroplaint, &e� Have - .'' . . . � � . I I , � I I . . . � 1.
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the following, from the Morris Herald' is 'be .. ject�"Thb inspiration of the'so.riptures' or .yeli'tricd,itl. ,J, H. CoMbe,lWagelit foT:Climton ... 41 1 . 1 . � I � I . . � .
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. -rather of a different -tone. The Herald it I . th6 bible. whenc'el.is it." The the- - - � . I � . ., �'-, �! , 11 I 11 . : I � . 71
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. . I . � . 1) In, England. Mr.,Mundella (Conserva- ably'handled and listeneditowith much I . I . .. � � . .1 .. I I z � � . 1� .
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ma I I 0 mising, V.�),Sal . 11 I .at- ; . I � I . . I � . �
id in. a speech at'Sheffield:- GRAPE .'VINES,' ETC.' ., I " I i 11
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I I I �ril and all.his, w6rks., I will ]love nothing to Brc',. A.� And ' J@W 16rig will �mrties pay double price to, ii , I � I . . � . " , , .. I . I I., I- I.. �
I rews, wbibh was clooed, by singing , of, FTuit � . - � I - . I 1. .
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ployee of the London (Ont.) Herald,.,and do with,him,. eitber� no -protection, oi� "I fair. the J4x6ibgy and pron6unelri the bisneelic. �iesid2ntig�orita�,atmiich,lo',�oi,fig4es. Theenbscriber,' 1. . . I ., . � ;I .. I ., I � . . . � �
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tvc , �� t�aae,." orfteciko�ity _u�. w , , ,is taliing orders for CHOICE, GR . . � , � , I . : � - I . . I .
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.11 I this i6si I ; .. .1 I I IN'ednes'daymeorni'ligi 3ft�Meeting. open- JR. 'PiTtieu- recruiritig yines of I . . I .. .. sl : .
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I ' e& wit, �ingiri ,ai praveir. - Rev , 8 . . one . ,. . L . I ,.., I . I I 11 . ! . ., I
. ord tton delivered a s�eech to the. fi, 1* 'L, " ' ' I I .w: 0. SEARLEj.Clintau� i I I � , , , I 1. .1: 1. - . I . ,i I I L .
I - , . Ilarrii read a paper on 11 A,6ourse of study - , , .- I �... � - -1 I , '. I . . . .. "I I . . I �, I 11 .1 I I . . - . . .1 ,. :
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and his government, in disallowing the 3fa� �y L I - 1, ! . , I I I .. . I .. . . I 'i I I
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L' , I r -of theL Winnipeg ani I ''I . , . fGt-16oal' pr"Cbers," in whieh, J)o,._set forth : � �, I � I ". , t : : . - i , .
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j h,e said:.--, ' ! I . I . � . . . .. - . - t L e advantages . "' ' , �10. A. COULSON I � ' .. 1. ; �,� I �, I I I . , I i� . � , . I I I
. t3outhern. Railway,,has krio'eked � all thie , I . .-- "L I .h of. a iuitable course of 'study. - I L., . . �� . % , .2 , 1 � L ' . I � 4 L. I . I.. 11 . I : � L:' "'. .1 11 I 11 1 : '' , . .
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Ali -at once am ankly, that'l � . - L ' I . I I .
-� said the bible should bo:atu lied, I luse Sign� : hid, . I . . .L � L .. : ,- .
I I r t � iSb7tb L Bail under false color " I So I - � ) ! , . ,; : � .�' : . �, � ':L
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. ves ,in ., . * ' ' ' ' wed by. Bid. ' minel Fear,. wh� '* n. � . I I , . I '' . .
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enthusigBin out of the Consi6 vati a fFi , , 'Ornk . Pai� 14 � L . - , 1. . I
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this piovince� d ' the probabilities 1i 0, I er," or an advocate of with pa. 3 rot, � than use, a 11 11 , . 1. I I I L I 1. . -- , . . . .
-e Reform a will Le � ,Coh_ am n i a, !'fair tra,d ' ' I L, ,* ,passage fi' ''' ' I 11 theL , , L , ' ] .L L . .1 I � I � L I . . I 1, I I . . � I. . I L, � , � . " 1: �!, . . . "I
that th er arry eve.rl , L ' y 6wrr� 0, I L I ' � .L � . , OlLINXOX, ONT.' - - - . ' .- I I L . , . I . I . I � � I .
. - 11 fair trade,." - tio- f ai -M , pinions are he ps r rdance*ith -the �bible - I I I - . I . . . I . I I
, tbaA a o, =0 Sign Paintin%Pa 6alcitri G�ftlriiil' I ' L . . , . . . * I
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stituency 0! at. the next parliamentary elec- .vori they are Strongly oppased to every giving Some of him own p6rsoDal experlefices' , F': � � , . I I 1. . I . . . , I . . . I : � i I .1 L I .
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. tion.. " - Ofthethirteen papers, , ,,in* that I Lhave- yet: seen 'put orwa'rd 'in preachi6g,:which wer I . � :� ., ',',':' . . � .1 .. . . , � ., ! .
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A in.Manitob, n of which are in the 'L I W , a interesting. ' . I SHOV NEXT DOOR TO CQMMERCIAL)i '- , I . ".L I . L �'. I . '... , .,. I'i. li. , � . ., I i , . . I
� I �d am� of ,�,,, f air* trado."' yself h� " The extent cLa Ideal or circuit, preacher's ,� I � . .. . :� L . I I ; .1 I I �, . " I . . L . L I � , . : , , ., : I I
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-r- . i ='b Ooinservgtiveg 'only:. two raise strPn a -to any legislative interfer- *oik was: discussed, and -settled that; either ; �Vr, Orders. left'It L'W. 13. CRICH,& COS wareroorns. � . I I I � � � I . . . � . I . .. . . . ; ., . � ; , , ,,
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I their hand's iri'favor of tile ,disallowing -of once with th� freedom of commerce as I' do were limited to the eirpuit for which tfidlicense . I I L, I . I 1. I . I . . . . - � 1. . . . I I ". . I .!. . . . '.
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' -an lioislalive interference- with, the freedom was . I . . : I . I . . I - , I L . I � L I I �. I � . I I .. I
the W. & S. E.". R. charter. , The proper . -, . . I L giver4 except with the C&ohsen't'of the : 110! FOR MEMEST;', . I . . . ,.�:,LL '� , .- I � i. . � I . a I ,, . . I I . 1. L .
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tion of the entire population of the pro- 'of tontract �- and�.Tmaybsy ;that," in my own h6se circuit a4j�';u�nister may � , I . - , , . , I . I I. . 1. I . . -: . � . I
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I vince, in favo� of the same, would be even. adminiii capacity, IhaviB always eudea-,, come"from ou 0 ''. � R T.-'%, ELLIOTT Iea4is, ib�' 6. 4i -R." L I . . I I i - .1. L . I
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smaller than that.�l I � I vored to Carry qwf,tho principles of free trade. An WS gave Some of his ownlr'cuble.�Yhen . . I I . . 11..� I .1 � 11 � I � ,
11 � .1 . . e I . I . 119,DA-Y . , il"611- 2"�,'�, ii.d. will �onno6t , ,.; . . . . � . � I . . . � . I I I I ,. . I I I
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I I - . I ,. - columencing to preach, sbowing,how hp- ought -11. � . . I . �: I � ; - I I
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. . . I Mr. ' Robert Bourke,, a mcmber� of the - I . " with regular G. T. H. at Stratford. � Stock, offects 11 I , I . L 11 . . . . . . I I . .
.� I : ' to hayd kopVto the ekhortei?s worlE first In' &c., will aepoinpany the,okourAion. XotrMishipinent. . I I �. I I I I � . . . �. I I .- . .1 I
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v t us .' . Id to his C0117 688' cd through to destination. PArtics will i t ' ' L �L,''C . � I
A .terrible lesson is gi'e-q-to., irap@ no .Beaconsfield, Governilleiii Sal I . I , , I
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, . . stitue ts at,Lynn'-- , find ft to their advantage to joln� the'excur.9ion. Var. 'a . , , I .
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tamed Patton, at .Datroit.' �Ciqing 'ju�to a ' - 11.1-k w , scim6,of my' -friends here aioi, broui ' Rev. Mr. B�rolcy,-reodmm: ended STRAITON, Clinton. I . I . I � I acm , r % .1 : oi� - "
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youths in flit untiiiiely death, bra young Mail . I followee " e� gOO6 points were . � 1t]i o ra b, _ h - .
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. saloou�on -day, he ask (I several to join. protectionists, and, although'I am, I .hope, W, the following books as a,conras of, study for - * L . . I I .L1 , - . I - . I . . I ; 9 , .
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. tli6-inost friendly terms with t6m; they and local preacbers,,Vbeden's CornruAtar , Ua- � , I IP I - . I : . 1. - 1. . I . . : .1 � I �
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11 with him in a drinli. Two ,persons,acceptea , - :� Dissdlition of Parh ersh" , .1 � I.. .. I I 11 I 1.11 I I I I I 11 I -
I . -ion know 1� have-%aciificed their Totes rather. ven;s Ni,ental Philosophy, 1. K.4unli How. o-, � . I L ,. . . . : . I . I
I the invitation,-bilt a third, a eiranger"'did I . a the -as fTjiiy,, opinions on free litiv�i 'etc: This closed . 1. .. I '. . . . L � I , I . " ,L I , I . . . . I i . L ;, , 1. . I
. .1 I 1 than deceiv in the siil�jbct. , . . (Cr� ii here y"Ipyon that the, � , I 1, . I . ", � . :. ; - � �i -1 I ! I . I 1. I "I
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trade. ' 'Every day I live, very book I readi, ,� h, pkAnc�ship heref L � I I I . ,� I � . . . � .� ., i �
I not, and fiat with hishead leaning�bn a chair, . I 6 iia,. �1. E. .Smithintroduced and Spoke on tofore, bxistii�g between OTJ'IS(XrTE' &`TXYTIOR, 9 . .. - . 1, �
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� I . I the Subject "'Classes f oi thb young andliow 1be ,�h, as gcnerkl store keepers, I I . 1,
and made �'o response to I�itton, nor did he every practical fact I become acquainted with,' . . hm'vfllaj�e of Loadesbor6u, L ' ", , I'' . , larvv4e 1P. e'' in-o*,ed tt> : 010br 'I , . ". � I
e6fin� ith the commerce -and 'mani toL M' �1. Ile showed, h been disqq�yed by intitu'al consent. All.l)artiog in- � � . 1. .. . I . . 11
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tani it wAS t;o(i to the firin niuA scitle the saln e at on6d,and I I 1: , � � , .;. I . I L I I I
. . .pay any a I . ,tures ,or _that a suitable leader for the I I I . L I I i� I :.o ., I I . , . I . I .1 . I � . ... ; � ... .. , I I I - IL " I . I I. � .�,
ttention to,hb, invitatiq�. Patton C.1fatlill'.11 (lob I I I , � !L . �
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.1 ''.I . �Ap w la, makes me more, and more great'L � those having plainis agqinst'thoftin, will.sondtlioni in � � I � . . s : .
. grew incensed at the stranger s si ence, .and sure that 'tile principles of fre6'trade are S for 8ottldnient: '� . � . . I I . I I � � � . 1 � .. I :..
� . I ., � 1. . , I � should be secur6a; -a dealdepend 11 . . 1: . � I L' ,� ., I , - : � . I ... I I ,� .. . 11 . I I . .! . :. ; , � . IL I
. walked A gave him a ter-, I youle, e on the Sam . 111. I,. OTTIbinTTE. I I . I I . .
sound, aiid, more than -ibai',, that even' one. C. t st� 'Rev. ji�. Andrews sp6h I C � - 1, . . I . . � . ., ''L I 1 I - I I .
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61iberately' up si . .1. . I . � � . . , . .
rible Slap in the face, remarking, "If -you are siac a ,free trade io, better -than protection in Subject, and said never to �press a child to " A. A. TAYLORL.�� . . . I I �' �- - . . L. I . . .�L L'.
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too high-toned to drink, take that," Suiting tbe,mildest' form." L I . - � , . . a
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q . - I . L a dlaos� ' ,Dr. Williams bavijJgt6 "Lle ova, Rev, : � The gmbs'eribers*w611ldtr,ke this ol)'pi�r ,�' . � ' - � - . � �
the action to the word. ,PAtton dr;w his �re- �'.� Canit be that'all thibse: ailAhorities Are � L 11111i�Y'111 L . . .
L rew his'm I tirks was'appoihted .chairman, and a ,turning thiviliq fo�.the liberal'patrowige . . .. - , * . , , .
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volv6, and th6 Stranger d ,ith *uii. "wrong . - Mr- them aurlh� their terin ot, partnership, an(l I noi)o the -661,if NW i ,flllse : .. ., . J,
. and that Sir Leonard Till6y aione csll.11edllte� M , Pr �' 0
usual ( 'Lekness and' fired, his I�ullett going ' � !L . I . - -diseussion,on .the above su-bji,ect was. entered � s,,i,6 u , be contifniod to the.- niciAbr),Qw carrYin,, I I "g 1. . . I I . . . .1 , ..� :�LL' . I S, . . I
IlU . killiuff is right ?* , I . 11 .1 I , , . . . 1i .1 L I . I , I � . � , �:,
through Patton's -heart, and � him . in:- 1, I : � , . 'into untit tibilefor closing, Wben, the meeting ontho Nos% .. �. . .. � I � L . I , � . : L'. %, 1 1
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stantly, Patton was the -son of a prominent " - � "! .,,.�. � : � - ..'��' closed, by�,'sibginj.and the benediction. I � :�. ith the I I .. 11 . � 11 � I L . � . . I " - I . , ,
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I citi�en, but had as,so6iated,with bad company, - By -Tvad is thc� jbrevi6st 1ectU1-0,.i,71, Vcj- The afternoon session was opened by, dd*o- I toli�'erit a e�ntinuancd.61` patronagc,by stricb,p'Qrsoual I . . F . I �, I .1 . I . I . ,� I .� ': I ., . ��
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