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1. .1 NEW AbV:ERTISEMENTS. punishment deserved,but because his opened at all by the Government, there Indiana, and they insist that the In- Bhooto of the great Anglo-Saxou race, tankerons Yankee out by the heels. We ham Collingwood and -Va,ughmu
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. . Ministers advised it, and the Constitu- will be: a grand 1 Squabble among these resoflat I � I I I .
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� � Electrical Cures -Allan McDonald. � . He thinks this is the only way to insure of Christianity. The severity of the sp . . �i
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1. tiou'requires him in all cases to act upon � ambiti: ut youngsters, the several cOun- - eed, stoppink often, and were 'having deal of warlike diSclif, - r -a go*
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116118allAlills-McGregor & Urquhart.. I 110 permanent peace on the border. climate, with the labor required to do- the f all beriefit of a tedious night jour- pressing the desire of the Ineeting
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� . Pr6ceator Wanted -S. C&rn:ooha,n. the advic6 of his constitution al.tLdviserg. ties will be put to enotmous expense, POLITICAL TRIALS. -At the political velo� its s, tended to .create ney. To vary the monotony, we ad- urge upon the. Local to .
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. Poultry Association-Waltar Coats�., - Tbelpeopleof this country will- r � GOV,er"Ineat *
mok advisability of taking- up at the fi%
. - i I ejoice and none will be any better satisfied or trials at Kieffe, one man was sentenced those qualities of mind and body so journed to the 6 ing-room to inhale .0
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I ,� Michigan Farm, er-Jobuston & Gibbons to know that our Governor Gen!oral and. :b6tter Bei-ved than they are now, eicept to be hanged, two to imprisonment with necessary to people designed by Provi- the'fragrant. -In one comer of this session of Pa isment the 4111�8ti .011 rA
I . I Christmas ShowrL-Gordon McAdam. I 'hard labor for 10 years, one to 6 years, dence at no distant time, to take an 9.- - - rh
I . . . - Auction Sales-St&uley Day. - the, Queen's. son-in-law, is thus freed the particular town which secures the two to 4 years, one to one- montfi, and tive part in the destinies of c. . apartment weres, number of jolly old new County formation's. It- was also
. this Am- Scotelimen, having a jovial time arnong resolved to invite all interested Int.i. .
. 4 .... � Good Farm for Sale-Joha 1-1. Hodges. from the odium of sanctioning as unjust, coveted prize. 'The very argumelit two to 1 week's imprisonment. erican Continent. The speaker's dis- themselves, and amusing and entertain- cipalities, to seriddelegates to
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- .. Overcoats-Hally & Anderson. iniqnitous and tyrannical an act as dis- which these disturbers use in favor of A HUXAN MONSTEM.-Micliael, Kelly. sertation. on huerty, being original, was iDg the compai) . y. Ever and anou they - the GovernMeni on th Waitupft . I �.
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. I Mortgage Sale-Huah Love Sr. gracps the modern history of our 66un- their scheme, viz.: the increase of rail- was arrested in Orange Coduty, New consequently obscure and cloudy. His would sing the I,AuId Scotch Sangs 11 bar, for th t purpose. a lst Of Decen, - . I
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. * To Merebaiats-C. W. papst� try.' The responsibility of that act rests way :facilities, is due .of the strongest wife* He was attempting to burn out army at Waterloo, AS an example of drap o' the best auld malt, and cracking ' -.----. — .
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. I . . . - upon the present Governme'rit and upon reasons why no changes axe required. the eyes of his deformed Son with a red what men win a . I The Molesworth pl. ---
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. f�w � 41 them alone. . I I Every con ty in the Province if; now so .hot poker when his wife interfered. cause of liberty, was most absurd. - To ad to pleag�.'tbeira better, when the train Match. I "WM-9
� � . The Wound is not dangerous.1 dttribute the imposing of the c The annual match . . I
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- . ,�411trjall vrixP0010L . AFoirAN, AFFAIRS. - Eleven Af Plowman's Association BaYs the List;
� 1-1V I I . ghan Bourbon dynasty as rulers of Frau6e in grand rousing chorus, the national song I
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.. � I - . Wg NOTICE that some of our Conser- munication with the county seat iii risoners have been executed for parti- opposition to the will of the French pe wel Baidler, took pl, . .
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: ---- - � vative 1 ntemporarias who are always much pask-r and much less expensive. cipation 'in the massacre of the British ple, with the bayonets of the mercenary White and Blue, alI serene." Being in on the farm of Mi. James Purilop, a . I
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t i . SE.A.FORT11, NONTtMBER 7,* 1879. e�geitograsp at any str&w,iio Matter than it: was ten .years ago: Instead of Embassy. Sixty persons have been armies of European despot a mile west of the v.W--
I ! — - - examin 8, &S all in- Yankee land -did not at all seem to dis- �" ; age� and th
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: , Groundless Fears. . Ameer's Chamberlaiu has been arrest-' that priceless boon is -rather too thin. it was the most sue I'SWI 4
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I olicy, miscon- tional burdens in this way, the feeling ad. A despatch from Cabul- says the Making the psalm -singing soldierg of to the Scotchmen. we passed the night. was'& V
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E. . strue the remarks anent improved busi- - of the country is! strongly in' the con- guard of the Ameer has been doubled, Ciromwell as champions of freedom, is It was just beginning to break'd,'av when farmers and -
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1 1 members of the Reform party. that ness';�n Seaforth, which appeared in our . from ,the Othe�% .
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i when the. term of office of the present locallcolums a couple of Weeks ago. the Government. to be aware of ,this tended to escape. . � here have read history to poor advaii- appeared to be the prettiese on the all sedmad to take & deep interftt -
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! Lie utellant- Gov. emor of Ontario ex- I DEATH or REv. MR. FRA' the corifest i1i ,
t zER.-Rev. tagg, or he would have learned that the whole route. - It is so neat and. Clean- 10,
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� fact before theyloommence to tamper Willi,arn Frazer,LL.D-, to Whorn the Success of 'the British �rmies was owing looking, with wide 'striaets and tastily began, their "" opening,, �-nd t .. 0yj
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; I Is at O'ttawa Will Policy for this improvement.. In this I with the boundaries of the counties and citizens of Paisley, Scotland! presented to the skill of their generals, the cour- Prected buildi-ngs of white brick. From 0
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�t I . we can aSsUre t1lem, they axe entirely re new county towns. In so ,J10,600 about a year ago, in grateful age, pluck, tenacity and discipline of the this out we could get a view of the, f, ur in. the afternoon the fieldprese -
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, � own, who will be guid-ed and directed ition of the interest he had al- common soldier, who' an all
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, � astray.' The revival -of trade in 'far as this county is concerned, the . . never questions country. It appeared to be but a slight ow.,Ma
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? feared that the Dom 9 �ion Government this own is not -caused by, bat only chaDgG--th#,t could possibly be community, and especially for the part ble with freedom.,it would be hard to of in the evening before. Corn and lae �ffe a mellOwzea
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will thus use the, Li utenant-Governo I - hemp are the principal products of the et of breakilig .
. is inl spite of the National Policy. ade withs viewto bho'convenience be took in the establishment of Paisley conceive. Darwinism arld Philosopbi the soil had t
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: . .That I this is a fact- any intelli ' , Philosophical Institute, died not long Cal infidelity came in for a large share cultivated land, and the unbroken soil the land, and Prevented it Ila -
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� . as a tool with which to, embarras's and zen knows. But, much as business b since at Paisley, aged 62. of Mr. McLella�u's condenlinmion. Per- is very weird and gloomy looking in- an cut and finished like a
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a .1 I as the county Beat from Goderich-',to Clin- . -TiiQUBLES IN 1 "ELAND.—Rather dis- baps lie had an. inklingth t this species deed. This will apply de
ost of -even such a project couraging news comeB from Ireland. of scepticism was more p evalent than route to 'Chicago. Passing tlirough kee a competition -was
i destroy the present Government,. and - improved, it is not yet nearly F30 good as ton, and the a � . ou the whole .first class th always site. lu�tlii-
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I thus, secure for Ontario a Government it was five years ago, before th. Nation- ' n al] 'Y
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: . � - al Policy was thought of. WhAte country unless immediate measures of as Seafortb. Rev. Mr. I Graham, the the State Prison buildings* the I
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are not Cursed wi reliefare instituted. The so-called an- able Methodist minister,ti . associat* -
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� ti -rent and land -reform demonstrations Vote of thanks to the lecturer, conipli- have got to Chicago at 6 o'clock, but shape of a new reaper, valued 8,tiloo
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� , about would be by the Lieutenant- ' . the " b0yls," Borne Q-1
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� I . the contrary, W has proven a that in the county of ence t whom were quitte young. -T.
� . direct -Mayo armed and - 0onfer 0 a position in the i' , he
� I PREPARING FOR POSSIBILITIES. - Aus- ministry.' Ananow we are in the* big city, with lika
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i Governor following.the course pursued dis ised agyrarian bands are tfireaben' The whole speech was listened to - osh, whose
� injur3i, to one of our leading industries, tria is increasing her fortifications on . gu - its 600,000 Souls, Its area is said to be head scarcely reached above
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i � . by Lieutenant- Governor Letellier, of the salt�busiu �, . - � the Italian frontier. Ing vengeance upon all who Pay their With great attention, -a,nd frequently ap- *8 hat
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; ess. Those of our con twelve miles one way and fifteen miles of the plow, was the
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I . Quebec. That he would have a- con- I . I HANDsomE, BF,QUEST.—Walter Hast- rentals. Placards, Warning and plauded. As a, specimen of iligh- . pronounced by tie �
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! temporaries who have copied our re- - . I the other. Upen entering the city judges as not inferior to the best � ill the
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� . � Stitutioual,.,right to do so, no person I ings, a Bostori- laiiin, bar, bequeathed thre�teniug all such-, are nailed upon class spreacl-eaglei8m, it was very from the railway depot, a �tranger look- 1'. field.
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: : k6, as evidences of the beneficial h If a. million dollars to Howard Col- the church doors in the night time, and good. His recitations Were poorly ran- - down the As was to be expected where so -
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� . now denie�. And should the Govern- �ffect - streets and-lavenues can many prize -plowman were broughl
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� lease'make a note of this fac TIIA,N-ksoiviNo DAY. -President Hayes 0 . . TuCHERS31ITH. . . be judges
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I I . . �rhursday, Novem�er 27, a thanksgiving Incle endent Views on. the Letter From Chicago Mr 401M
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I .. I I of a �ajority of her Parliamentary re- EPIDEXIC ENDEI'D.-10e was formed the morning of * the s that the transportation -from a f .
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i - _ dependent in politics, and which t6lw - L111 country town like SeRforth to an out for -not being quite up to the:prh*,. -
: . ally- �etting aside any further aYs the great city of - the
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I dorse his action even More emphati.- is made to occupy an finenviable pa danger . Western States. overwhelming mass of -life like this el regulations regarding the depth 4
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- cally than they endorsed the, action of tion. CT L 81- * political questions, especia�ly . while the
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Government of Mt. Joly had been de. ad an alliance -with Austria and Get- . . .enes in �Uy that we saw and thought about during several of the unsuccessful comp6titors
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w . tario Government pursue the same I - man ' against England and France'S' ex- xed up with them, in comment I other port -ion of this mundane sphere, our first day in Chicago. There is and thepriz� talierB W
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i cessive preponderance in Egypt. irig-on the refusal o the Lieutenant- save of the noble old ouuty of Huron � much to admire and � Per-
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� CATTLE LAW.—The United States . ion, says: in general, and the town of Seaforth i � ,
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i Mowat's Government have thus far to dissolve the House and grant h new "In the Quebee Legislature, Mr. Joly . very onerous One indeed, and found il
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; pursue - t bad,. portg.tion of neat cattle, from Canada announced to bhe House that - 4udest kind - the i more than a common & ar-
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I I d, they need entertain no fears. election, aiud that the Governmen the Gov having scarcely been o�tside of the,li manners and customs of city life. The i riving at a decision.. fficulty in
I � It is the people who rulq Ontario, goes into effect on Dece. bar 1st. ernment had applied to the Lieutenant- eforesaid limits in my lifd. So it Will ,I The plowman aua .
I I , aind cousequelitly, resigned. Since- then a H Governor for a dissolution a 'd 1 whirligig of business that is carried on i� visit rs were hospitably entertained by
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tly � intelligent to the leader of the I 9 - mission day or night, Sunday. as'well 1 pains to administer to their no
- � . - formed by ' to the people, which had been refused, have undertaken prese an oppo . �
. the people of this Providee have pr van new Government has been 11 appes, readily be perceived tha� the step I I
marck, though �ufferin ti-rom neuralgia . � Mr-Und Mrs. Dunlop, who sp
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. tbemselves sufft . . g late Opposition, and and sleep] essne,se, continues to tske'an and that he had then tendered the re- tunitylor a 11 ha -;-seed " m the coura- as any other day pf the week. All the I had everything provided in abund'aZe.
I I appreciate good government when they which embrace active Share in Rill �Wiblic business. signaeion. of himself and' colleagues, try to make many observ),tions which' liquor saloons, man '
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. which had been accepted. This c y of ,the busines ' The following is the. number'
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7 � . THE 'LORD MkrO:9 INSULTED.—The Om- might otherwise be ovedooked, and places, not a few of the mai Ab Of entries
. . get it, and they are sufficiently inde- and Dr. Ross, the Legislative Council- , plates the history of the;effort, resul . aufaetorie: I in -each class, and the prize II.St;
. pendent to promptly resent any undue lot, who moved the' motion refusing to L rd Mayor of. London was hooted at tilig I these I will endeavor to relate in as and work-shopEi are kept open and bu'si- I FIRST CLASS-Mell with iro
I . . 0 from Mr. Letellier's coup d'etat to as- I brief and interesting a mai iner as I c ii plovn-
. � by a mob when leaving the Mansion . I an - I ness transacted
: � interference with their' constitutional tablish! a Liberal Government in the I My ticket was to take me ,to Detroit by on the day set apart for � Entries -W.
; - ratify the'Supply Bill. No sooner was House to go to Guildhall,a few days ago. - I Hay, Turnberry; W
. rightsl,while they would not -be slow 'to the new Government formed than the HUSBAND.=Mr. stronahol I 1w y, and frc rest. ZKertc ,
F . . A BE, A-UTY AND HER d of Toryism and retfogression. I the Grand Trunk Rai . just the same as any other day Hart, N. El. H�cpe; W. M ,
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part of their representatives. The On- the Supply Bill, thus ending t papers,for publications affecting Ia& ter their opponents had been strengthen- forth at 8 a. n.,., and upon reaching 1 and tau udes attend., morel probably ' Ma:rquis, , . .
ta�rio Government need no ve Council met, and rati propriety of prosecuting. other society . they died honorably, and theii only af- I tral. Myself andiny "cladm" left Sea-,; performaric : Douglas Frazer Turnberry -
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� I I Stratford, ascertained a had to re- I than the number
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� So long as they deal honestly with the iive Assembly have given way to A Ci' 1W who attend Divine'' Dougall, Goderich� Prize lis
Tly WITHOUT SCHOOLS.-Indica- !On main until hal - "etw
r the f -past one * the after- I worship in all the churches put -to- McDougall Goderich 1st - John Cabill, I
. people, the people -will ensure them fair I . during the summer, instead 0 t
GounciL. without asking the. consint of tions point to the closing of the public', . �_ w&I lug noon, thus allowing us' a long stay in , 11 .. I .
. I ' 0 until the crisis had culminated in the 1 gether. The wickedness of this Place I Ellice,'2rid ; Douglas F ra ' -
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play, no matter -who the occupant of the peopl. sbhoofg of New Orleans for two monthsi that town. We put in the time to the I cannot be described. On the principal i 3rd. " ' I
. virtually acknowledg- - for Legislature, he would have-. doubtless ; best advantage - doing 11 tpis sprightly i streets neii't-ly every second d;or-and I .
� - the Gubernatorial chair may be. unless the teachers consent to work
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1 � I ing that the will of -the Council is su- notbirig. . been equally refused, but he would have 1 Ia place... The ,new igh School, I SECOND ' CLA-GS--M.en ifla
Ontario were lie .. been able to fix a responsibility upop I . 'itt I without any exaggeration, on some
The people of Ver preme, p a NATURALUED CiTizEn;s.�The num- ch is i 0 �W W'Doaeu
van above the will of -the whi . now, no doubt, co pleted, is a , PIOWS-Entries-T. McKee, wallwe-
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-nown to repudiate honest and econ- I T) . Lieutenant- Governor Robitaille, from . Wm. Holt Tu;rnberry-
. 1, I ber of erBons naturalized this year in . fine edifice, and corrimands a good v- I Henry Scoul
. ple., Such a. confession Ww ! lager beer or other dri i 12
I . peo which the vote of the Assemb inking saloon. : Wallace;
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- of the representatives of a iv 1 d 1876 M re Germans than Irish were P ed in. the most elaborate St Ia, both out-, ! -ambling dens and other brothels of I Howick
onaical Government, and place cOr on the Parr' New York is about a third of that
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. 0 guilty of such prac- an . iniquity, legions upon Ia ions of them , i George Brown, G y Pr h t -T
L prising that even the long-suffering peo AN - EXINENT AxERICAN. -: George - institution of usefulness i - 9 a re - ize ... s --hoL
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ple,�of t . Province of Quebec do not . . to the Legislative Council ' : ness, and provethe ruin of thousands ' Edgar, 6rd.
� . table exception was at the Dominion I Iour months' tour :in America :* "The Que- I around Stratford, be an Ornament to � of the unwary and thoughtless. ! THIRD
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. . . I were � Probably I have said enough about I tries--4ohn McDonald, Wallace; $ilu .
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I elections of September, 1878, when Ori- bumiliate'th6m. .,That a civilized. . being -to avoid bronchitis. . ad in, accomplishing their PUTPOW Of 1 told that the building and furnishings i this but before reverting from this ' Gowing, Rowick; A. McK-ertchw,
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: e I tives. pledged *to tam. of typhoic pli:tnee with their d � and for the I Leaving Stratfor cr .n �
. - . - d at the appointed; derf al how easy it is to find out where � Prize list-4ohn McDonald, Ist
7 1 1 ions oligarfhy is Clear co , removal of the ministry of Mr. Jolyl
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� from office and replace him, by the almost past belief, and yet that is" the cases w ntinues to extend.' A hundred I time we reached Point Ed-Zard at about i the lager beer saloons, theatres, ate., can * . Xertcher 2nd ;AXo-
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h�ve, according to well -understood i railway boat, and ferried - ese institutions as co
- the gra 6 of the supplies, with which 11 others, was transferred on an immense saved to make th RTH CLA:ss-Boys und-ei 16-A.
heroes of the Pacific � Scandal. In thg on Sat I dusk and our tr . -
,adu issue was lost sight The they- ' McIntosh Ist - W A ;2nd .
. I a I well be made. But Such searching. to -
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� . . by a false but fascinating cry, -t . �, rlbaus, brought two hundred 4ad to stay here until the Yanke � -ew lifeRee, wallam,
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; tional Policy light, which was placed over to fifteen irrespon' taxatiofi. from wl�ich for a tin;eMr. I and sati I
. 8ible dotaxds . i sfied themselves that there was I street or avenue where a church can be ' I
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4 party for the express purpose of alluring e the rumor that the new Cliapleau Min- Miphigan at a pretty fast ra a of speed tion of it, and have not yet been able to To 0�e Editor of the'Huro - I
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1 istry will legislate for the aboliti for',Detroit. We could see the country find out where a Good Templars'Lodge DEAR
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� five of their number Were killed. set in and I must say I am � twenty institutions of the kind in. the 'A Will be well for all farmers and farmeW
I I this deception, was successfu the long nights sto
courd. ensnare thein in their toils. That ury. If the ratepayers of Quebec Will a a for'about ha f an hour before darkness is held, although there are nearly ! upon us, and t.ha
� wenty- the Council, what will those venerable Silt - As
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fective generalship of the Reform lead- this -way, none will Rity them if - before New York cellar -way on Saturday, was - Y., � - - i had little time to read, to provide them-
� ers. Instead of making the merits and t . Miss Cornell, who, during the draf t is some Stunted shrubber Here and ,vith'the expectation of getting employ- � selves With a f and of good hea- -lthy prae- .
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� . the demerits and corruptions of their - . a them for the taxes rufflaaas and rescued a policeman. � all Inticip4tions. There I which beats on agriculture. There is
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� . predecessors the first and most promin- Sharks. They will richly deserve ' ,hicago, which has been run- . Tucker'smith 0 on oc�or �, -adapt I s roaming around, who have; -in the laws which goverh their every.- �
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eat issue bef their B�ill in ( McLellan. � around Port Huron is but p6 � ;
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medicine manufacturers, has been The annu&l meeting of the Teachers! any land to compare with t#at in the 1 There is one thing, living is cheap here, . this age We must study Continually, not . I
I e I place in the con-troversy, and devoted A -=&.ETI' NG Was held a few days ago at job right away , I&t1ou -at ,
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. - approachii . Sion for the reconstruc- are Performed, that we -of .gw-a
Hoboken, New York, last week, is dead. able, practical illustrations given by ex:- ing the trains shunting a,ound the lodging can be got from $3.50 to 05 and I results. In order to do thiseverylarm-
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. � I brancheS of knowledge taught in our curiosity was aroused at the I enormous for 20 cents at th� c '
i twice in the same tra,p. In this respect was called bys, committee appointed by ed I
the people of Onta i I I offee houses, and at standard works
I ,no proved. that they the people of Listowel, and circulars of t SURVIVING SEA'AIEN'S STORY. - The schoolsi;'were most interesting, and can- lenith of some of t on, the science.of agri-
. - wo surviving seamen rescued from the not fail to have beneheial results. The prompted to c he trains f nd I was . a less rate, taking it by the week. The culture would come too expensive for
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. I . the Reeves of wreck of an American brigantine, say -principal event of the meeting was an counted had 81 cars, engine a ad tender, 4 every one
. ence. Having Succeeded so well in the the Surrounding municip a week is to have their bodies covered o Want may be ,supplied by access to &
- . tl alities, includ- they were without food or. fresh water oratorical lecture given by Professor and must have extended at least'half a with an itching skin disease. It is library, and h r
Dominion elections with this. decoy ing the town ' fQr five clays, excepting that they killed McLellan, High School Inspector. Mo t mile in length. Probably tbi i . o 6
I . . sb � s of Gr y a,ud Howick. S let me say that the -
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; cry, the leac . and ate a cat, dividing five spoonfuls of of the Ia )ui it " ls'nOth- - called the "Chicago itch," and is a fear- Mechs`n* s, Institute Stands- pre-eali-
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. ading citizens of Seaforth, both ing Dew to -some, I Ilc me as ful thing. I have been tbere,"and know nent. There you 'will ,find the best
i party raised it again in the following the meeting by the Reeve and Deputy, I lay and blerical, were present. A large well aF many of my fe Ow -p ssengers, something about it. It is caused by Works on science, agricultural and gen- .
: DISTURBING BoEns.-The recent dis- proportion of the audience was com- as one of them remarked, 11 tb t ler was : the Change of , drinking water. The eral literature in. all its departmenta,
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I . ,of Grey -very wisely, we think, turned a al, among the Boers, arose on the oc- no me= in the minority. A more 111- After a long and tedious elay, our I by -water works from the lake. -I am
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- otive overtures of ing'L native. After ��-court the armed men and Women, would be hard to f "itch" now, and pre- stomea to the use of libraries I would -
had once been deceived into deserting deaf ear to the sedu cation of the trial of a Boer for as - -rian. To those who -are not
.1 . the substance for the shadow, but they the am itioug Listowel charmers. The Boers forcibly took - Va
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A a . ion until over -rated. The severe examinations often heard of the gentlemanly �
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I paid taxe4. The offenders imposecl by the Board of Public Instruc- Americans extend to*oue another. The '
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� of the meeting aric -it has in- following.is the 11 " d -off 11 iwe got: meta few familiar fa, r Sea- y
! n led astray in a lution was carried affirming the object will be prosecuted. I tion, has had one good effect Before closing I might state
I I . . . ing a -com- POOR VICTI-Al. - Frank duced a great number 6f young peopl ces, forme .
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, coming to this city. which relates to liatural phenomena
mittee to wait upon the Go' Dresser, belonging t10 the American of promising abilities to adopt teaching Two got into a vacant seat and the The first Was Mr. James Delmage, Sea- sting to them -as it is to
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and press i1pon 1hem. the views of th North Western Colorado, was wound- ferior talents to leave. The learned a seat by himself, sound asle .. Our
t , Tim LETTER Of -the Governor-General %?-iy� . troops Stationed at th Ute Agency in as a business, and forced those of in- third observed a gentlem
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Special policeman in c ' me to be a natural Ia which seems to I
. . n Agency s discourse "The Nationality of shoulder, and said: "Say, Oister, is ( tres of this -city. I also be an anomaly, if nota contradiction of .
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. From this it appears that Lord Lorne Of Howick, Mr. David* Weir, took a fir bad crawled to die. tended it as a rebuke to Mr. Cartwright, shOlild( suppose it was I Ifyoulha ' I
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ion- to thei near the entrance to llis tomb: 'IF. G. ago in the same hall ''doctrines quite Sir, the coaches are filUled up, d there I may h- bodies attract or re el each other in th@
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. been here 20 - . arga- is too I r two to say about the prod -ace ing to the square of the distance. The
asked to sanction the dismissal of Mr. iii this his views � hours; all killed at the men in his it." "That depands upon what I Say, exchange aridthe stock yards, which
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I with those of a majority of his con- I - TRAINING INDIANS. �' Captain Pratt, of that the character of a people rod
Letallier. In view of this refusal Sir corc In ac- Agency. Send to m4her.,11 will interest country ra action �of what is termed the driving
- I I Mmended the . reference to : - h in indicating underground currents
L. � John reco, the Stituouts. This movement for couuty� the Indian School, barlisle. -Penusyl- on the Climate soil and Da depended more of your lip, either." T4is last C=Aoo, 1U., October 29, 1879. J. R. A. of water first called. my attention to this
. Uame Gdverumeut, to which the Gov- reconstru . turalfeatures sally aroused the metal of ouir young
: ction n -ow originates, as it has vania, has just return6d from the west of the country.'in which they live; that . friend, and not being afraid to !hold his . fact 'which, by Study and experiment, 1
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I county Beits, and if the Government 1 C-ommanche , Kiow�s, Poneas, Paw- vigorous; industrious and intelligent na- ing along things were ultima . tely settled 'of a new county or counties. There and have the use of an eleetri�ing Ma-
'nstrtiol"Ous Of hiB Superiors to sanction- l r fra a f a,, nd uctor com- matters connected with the formation mitted, tha
the dismissal, not because they or he are wise they Will pay no heed to their nees and Net Perces. Capt. Pratt says tion ; unlimited in extent, teeming with by our - companion getting the seat were representatives from *Harriston,
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dismissal proper or the absutcl leman the feeling among the whites since the natural wealth, intersected by migh amiQably, but he says uld ' t h ve Listowel, Palmerston, Mount Forest, further light on the s bj, t if th y d
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house vacated by A'L
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Con, 4, Usbor-310) IE
flements. Robert
A. Bishop, aucti0x,
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con� 1, L. R. S., I
H,arm Stock and.
TID1111g, PrOpr-111101
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Tuesday, NOV-
Con. 4, Usboruel