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. NF,'W ADVERTISEMENTS. members are tired of ` Witnessing such tie I
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.. I — farcical proceedings asi'baV6 clj�racier' tie
New Goods -A. G. McDougall & Co. I
ized the efforts of Onr bominion!'Parfisu� b'4i`ib"
-Money�A. G. McDougall & Co. � �� � 4 �, 34
Stallion for Sale- J. & R. Forbes. menbariams tbiS Beg's on'. :T bo.4 Witt.
: Jewellery -M. R. Counter. beer. little good Ut almos" incal- anti3i
: Wheat Wanted -W. S. Robertson. �, 1: �
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� Manitoba -Hugh Robb. , . .1 i L I
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Tenders -A, G. McDougall & Co. i J I L
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Firemen's Notioe-S. A. Cline. : 'WE NOTICED recentli thaI r. WMI; fa I -(
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Stallion for Sale --Geo. Halfris., Jr. Rae, 'of Fargo, Dekot�l a for�er reoi?�, te .ial
Farm for Sale -Win Whiteley. ' I .
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�` Blanket Fonnd-EXPOSITOR O-MOE. dent of McKillop, . w As on, ,a visO, . MI" k
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I To Rent-Gord'on McAdam. to his friends -here. During t e P i
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I Notice to Debtors --Thos. Coventry. wee we had the pleasure of a con+ !
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Pickles -M. J. -Riggs. I versation. with Mr. ae. He is % 'Tot.
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The; Last Notice'- McIntyre &'W illig. allreLMd, -keen obBer-vor,and is a very I . L (1'r
XOnfly W&U-ted-EXPOSITOR OM031. telligent gentlemen. He he �Ih I L I
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1. Boots and Shoes-Wra. logwia. . kno edge of Dakotajhaving t avellisd I ,P i
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Farm for Sale -John ESSOn. L through the greeter . pert Of the State. I . pr",
Property for Siile-Johnston B.rothers.L .
Notice -Hickson & Bleasdeil. He ties also been through a consider- of i th
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. Hotel to Rent -Edward Fee. aitile portion - of Manitoba. ... As one . worhi
I Notice -M. P Hayes.. . - migl L, . I COUBL,
. Business Noti'ce t naturally suppose, he spea� Ino t, �1 I
� . . -MoLeari Brothers., highly of Dakota as being the most fa. i D 11
F-%rm for Sale--ThonaLas Buchanan.. I I
. Oo L 13- vorable field for e:migrIi'nts, but, I t lie t
ring I ;Unc&n & Durican. 'L , adakits ,
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d ence Wire-Johnstola Bros. I that there. is much I, ,. pr�clolle
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V. � .;-- L horniis Govenlock & Son.. , I I sin 11
�, � equa. quality in Manit be and thei Cl -i * I 3
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& --- there are nearly as' many Canadialls' all � tf 11
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I . t! � i lit, t � kota as Americans, �nd th ' "j" I
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. L � I . 0 . x ) 4 influx of , the former during the past ," aad'(2.
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. SEAFORTH, FRID�A.Y, FEB. 25,1881 0 . ble4 there. 1i
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The Report of the Agricultural 1 bai
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is more rapid then in! the C&nadx[at i . e
COMM17,sion. � i - . It mein
Northwest. No soone' is- a sect', �
We have received rona the office of r Or � cipf )I&
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opened, for settlement the : 4
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the Milliater of Agriculture, copies of proj e is . a rai I I 4 i , vincl
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thereport of the Agricultural Commis, t d to it, and r4ilway fAcilitie . legislat
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Sion. The comprehensiveness - of. the It, ittlemeni.. Th -alfa is
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Commission era' labor is fully oxempli- raiNr r ,who are as the
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fied by aglance over the rejort. At- large 1 landowners, deal very liberally .the peo
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. . most every subject bearing either di- power, to facilitate and encourage � settle- v ' : ', as thf
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; mebt-I He thinks that the binding the N g
Portent interest has been considered, i i. . I . I
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and airidence bearing th . overo! the Pacific Railway to a.'syndi- I .nex; ti
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I given Cate 9t cOmpany, I end paying- for b I he ,f orm *0f
in, the report. The total labors of the . L ' ' perE nad
CommiB I Sion, as sho , in print, are construction of the road largelyii" larids 1 1618e at .
. - em . braced in six neatl, 7 printed Vol __ of the country, the very - best scheme syst3ill
. 'aine"' that could be' adopted for -the Canadian Ausbral
Thefirst,volume is ti -,e report of the ! I i .
Commissioners prope�,.whidh giv i North�vest, but he furth says tbat'any a,nd con
"" in I berieflos which may'result i � n thil I a w : 4y : be ilitro
summary form the substance of all the I i taxio is
evide I . will bi� more than ile tralized liby t4e p'reBaDt
nee adduced, - and- is classified lonable conditions; . abt4chi I ing Ito is al3o a
obj ectA 111
If under different headi , a, so - I
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- alt with -T;e turne- . Jeement recently rIatified 'y th. Witt V.1
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subject de can , Ito con- e
, Canadian Parliament. ' ephice,,mudh
veniently, This volurne contains about. t dictior,
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560 pages, and is in ireah.ty th`� sub- atre, as upon the monopo privileges of ,com pel.
staince of the whole I . the ag,reeme it, "end show wherei�l th�y County
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mission. boiled -lown. The second will work disastrously t CalladR. n I perfectl
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I Dakotl' they have two ' I hapE, a
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volume is davoted to the - soil, climats, st4o I I ition.
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. topographical features Outletst� viz., the Northe" PaciAc alid ' I
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and products of the Province a,nd the These toads have, a complete tie I i .
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progress and. Condition I of husbandry' in of branches co'nstructell, under co an il tol
- - it. This is presented n county groups, . i n- the f es i
.. � ion and projected throughout the I
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and is accompanied -y�ith a sepairate i . . Ot 113E
- = territory, and., as a conseqle�nce, ny tI le
� �,_ Map Of OaCh county. , -Each of these . .
. � every settler will have 'keen railny OME P D
Volumes is Profusely mbellished with I I I � first ti
wood Guts of ___ �4 competition, at Iis door. On the Can- "
, _ the best animals I the pub
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in this and the neighboring country, be- . .the Syll1dicate, no �, roads I can be oo' . demud.
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I . sidesinsects and bird,8 of all kinds. structeii South of the main line o! tbI � rpi t
- liese, two Vo .
I T lumes wil.i be of the very . I I am 1�
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� greatest interest to the public, and wl I PacifiOReilway Which can cross tb�e '
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fron tier except by the owners of t le Ind
�t bees.peciallyinstrtetiv(3'tofa-rmerFi. They ! I
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I \ will furnish mental food and recreation � . . t b�j e I . .
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I for inany a spare hour. Of thI settlers 1will be closed off .. from all rail- i essima is
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, way coin etition exce, I
li8ve it is Proposed to issue 25,000 , P I Pt a few of .thos'e nd his
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wbolivo''aloug the borders who: Cal I ecte to
. ", - copies, for distribution among - the lead- I i I
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. ing falzmers of the Province. The other . I I i ,
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fouf.volumes, of which it is proposed to I , but will be forced to pay a � �oiem(d
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issue only about 5,000 copies each, con- duty tax even before they' can do I this,., propO3E. I
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. tain the evidence in -detail, end, will be Mr. Red saysthe earlier Settlers in Dal�- tf,ej��cte( ,
� - kotahalre some bitter re . I If - On lit 0
-red mainly as a teference. In � � . g
requi. Collections O
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monopoly experience before thev I . mentf , t )
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fact, the first two voln.m.es are so com- . got skry r ia y
prehenSive that there will be little Use . railway competition' and, he p
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. for these. Taking the whole work into similar. state of things for -the. Manito� u!nder go: it
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consideraI none can say that it has bans, at least for the 'next 20 years. revision 0
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not been well done. The mass off facts overnmelit not entered into avy. volu I
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Syndicate, there is not the least dou�t I � ' '
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man have been most carefully digested I , I . I I I
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, I&boir has been performed principally by I pany would, in: a'very short tim , ex.1 al ) '6
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the Seeretary of the Commission, Mr. tend their road through the Cans dia,4 or tholl ,
A. H. Dymond, and he has done his Northwest,, and the settlers there vuonld ; � ',
� then enjoy equq,l I railway fa * � I
.� work. -well. In fact, it Could scarcely cilities with� 1,, B th a
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-i heve',been done �etter. It is at those in Dxkoea, and thousands I the
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. impossible to'conceive the amount of will cho3 3e cheep transit under the S Ur .
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I really practical and berieficial. infornia- and Stripes to monopoly rateg
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1 -, tion that will be diffused by these vol- the Briti$b banner, would settle illf"an- `n- I 6 It
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Umes among the farmers of the Province , I
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. . concerni, rig their partie Th golden opportu ity has, ho
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now Pea d, and we will just hav . to I c�
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farmer can have the experience and 11 6 . as D, .
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OPilliOns of most of the leading agricul- make throb beat of a very bad bargain. I ['701 iin
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turiats of the country for perusal -at his Had a mejority of our Parliatinentary 1 .
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tical a k n�lowledge of the -whole situ tion wag r, h )
I rive is -not calculable in dollars end I I al . ,
. 1Z a3 Mr. Rke has, we do not thifik so t 6 (Irr it d
I cents. There ig no doubt the commis- �
Sion will hax na,eanly of them as to believe they w�uld � position.
. . a cost a good Sam, but we 1. I eneia
have - sanctioned this - agreement, 1
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not been profitably spent. Th, that they would, on' the contrary, havoi 'i i"tbe III
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.19,ture for many great benefits, and thiE I Sh all']I 1 Opposition sooner than se cri. I '0�lt of EJ
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last, is not by any means the I -east. fee our noble' heritage in the _NTorth- N6rthwe it
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I I possess this knowledge, and. we fear cfl�bh Pa a
Dominion Parliament, , I I Cf!11 and i
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tbat future generationsi will curse them i�l
There has been very little busines's i. � I FrO91 .
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. done in the Dominion Parliament I for their ,ignorance. While .we .thor- , . J, : U
during the past week.. Menab . gyagree with Mr. Rae in..his 61 8 bil - Tba br le
i era seem . l(ge' appo n
willing to work., but the Go I mate of the bargain made by our Gov- � ,'�
yernment ' I rich, b c
. ernment with the Syndicate, and the -know
have no work for them to do. This I i ,
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,State of things may be occasioned in I , � I � C 1, AS b d
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aould not',advise any Canadian- to a � 'Ba t k
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some measure by�the absence from th ettle .
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. onthbAm'6rican side in preferenceto. I liver . sit ,
House Of Sir John and Sir Charles F � I I
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T)per,. both of whom have been laid I t ide, ap
I ' ! spects) and 'notably those alluded �tIol, ii to Op 0�i
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a GoV&ru mielat without i bff )on i
-nuch of ��" the form4k 'has advantages over the I I I
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wo gentlemen.." Sir Charles has 'there are many - drawboks :
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and unpleasantriesses connected with of I �re.or ,ii
_1 18rill9ftom a Severe attack ofil, : .
� . q the Ambr'i4n form of * .1.
- 9,tion of the lungs, and his case! governmont w'l*b3 so
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4 which it is not necessary to bi
4 iiidered'Gritical, but h i - I __ ecify here, so �,� bi o- ig t
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and from . w��h our * I
4 'tiger, although he will not be i . laws, are free.
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These would naturally be partic arly 'a'" . b i$ t
I -Ow in the House this ses- I I . al w. I , bb -
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:Sir obnoxious bo Canadians or old count I �)
. John a ailment has not been , ; ; 1 - Ilu Ale i
. .people, a4.d to intending p I ,:# t
.1m.-__ I but he is . migrants I &-ripulit
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_7e his la�customed place, and I from this l?rovince we won I thalt v; h 1,
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SOMething will likely now be done.. better to endure the ills an 1 an d . �W aon I
fly to those we know not of., . in ., tu ti n
Ae 1�gdget discussion is not over yet, I i I 0 ill
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rring ments they iiaa made 1111. thewee k in the Legislative Assembly. Many cattlel have as of Oats, best od � wish- $41.08 - express charges, 02.15 ; boak I . I
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Irand lTrunk Railway. The,Di- ; The let ior of the two came off this af ter- exten b of t weather's ravages cannot es, a purse, and an aa � JIB, signe on comi�aissiou, 75 cents, balance in. Trass- :' .,I - . 11 whez
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is, h ), ever, do not d " of noon dr the estimates for education in yet b eati ated. I behoU of the congregition. by Th )-mas urerlo hands, 01,0131.76 ; total ISH 2 �_ i' i I
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able lomake% new:�'Srr ngem4 int Committee of S ly' Mr. Crooks, � illism Durnin, to which 98. � F ; I ; I
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the Illrend T' nh JRail my. In who is he worst spe iker in the House . uron Not I ) reply was made by A Ir. CO'xrle. -The death of Mr. ,James Goarlay. ' . . 'hav'"
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patio i of dQin .80 �ney have'de- in so f as manner is concerned., gave . 4 1 ; An -agreeable and profitable evoning.. . I , took place last week. .Sorne � .
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to tLko out urin tin present much i terestiug flif winatiou. in a very . Was spent, when all separ4ted with;;; Gourlay ,was a I
lar I pspexin inglism. That wou14- be � I - ;
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r a r 9 number of lies, ,osts�snd uninte sting way. Mr. Lauder was two too in mutual good will toward e schl other. - of t s county, and he will no doubt be -Cal
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brid' ing. Should they caption as usual, and Mr. Creighton I ren- � � I � AgO -
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: - was no � imuch, better,,though he waa 1k Ge I smi�th, of Harlock in. the township of den -to. Concerning him the I I
IlI any arroa men the a, . : I Galt ; -borht
ilay P asin - � .
the, business in' Exeter. � He � i . �
.�-'are gett�. out would be moreintelligent in his positions. Mr. occup es th flax mill which is well I 11ullett, has soldhis farm and shop to I says: Deceased was long suil i I I I , . , ,
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etablO nancial 1 arrange. Harcourt and Mr. Deroche took up the Solomon Rogerson for the Sam of $I,- = favorablyknown in Galt. Coming .
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adapt 3d for �,he purpose. T � LL i I . � t)Ut
s 4&wi not yet been � mpoted.' defence leaving it I ad& from Glasgow in 1842, he I t I I a
. I; I nuecessary for Mr. 600. This same far bought a to C -
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; I - Crooks �o make any � -eply. An a . - iii'mm
I "� = ! few yews ago for $2, In vw, " ii, c � I aoe� not ocen ,ea a farm for a little overa, year I I
., - I' musing the bankru estates of O'Byrne & 'Co., � I . - : � � , Tfteiv
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J.'F, I incideti i of t 6 dismolsion was the ell- my Much foi advance in 0 . neariCarlton Place. In 18" he first 1
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� and J McNabb, of Exeter. The formi- i I UtL ' i I
_Ugs � � rom the ,,oca]II-Ionse. thusivial ic manner J a w 1 1 ; - I
P. . hich Mr. Met- cam� to reside, here, at once e I .
� , . 11 erpa 34 and the latter 7 per cent., Mr. Lillicrap, intendsgoin� to Dakota � I I . ,
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0M 06r, Special Cm-respolisdent.), calfe, (if KingBton,; him -self a public I he use of the Clinton weigh ' 108 in the spring. There will ac on be a, the fiewly-established Vbun&7, I � a - i - .- . .
. ��� It, I school teacher, took jup the cudgels for - ., a I � -_ ,dist%13
ij AW RErCR3 % � � "for the en whole settlement of - peoplo i fr om Her. back, of the Dainfries Mills), of JaIlaft ! :
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Mr. T. Stan )ury for $176, being '820 ,
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o notic 3 the 1 intense Lauder and Creighton. Mr. Gibson of Mr. Clegg, of Moriis, I as placed Mactinist, he continn ,
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C I A 6 I es taken I �y the � �embers East Hurou, in a, w remarks took a, I I bay pressing machine in the Agrioul- biels.employ until about the ,year I-SrA I - .. . I
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Is Lo,mlatiye �AaFw�bly in the very sensible view of the situation, aild -1D - McF irlane, who left. Grey las�t tural. Hall at Brussels. The machine whe*� he left Galt and went :to' Varna, 'I ,� - � taut n
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- may ay a more hopeful one than I presses aboub six tons per (lay andi has where he established & Plow Factory, ! , � I and 0
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! I m. take. While he the o bales The' untry Wao, too new for success, !
-diviffion court'an !other I Pc)stimadter at Cranbrook, 'st stink & pressure of 4,000 pounds. Th . I ; � -�-- by the
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Cla la. ho' w U System, he 6 greet improve- : sed Mill in 0--inton requiring a competent .
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he tr t i�atc I cloi iely the ment had resulted from the change of he -it , rac �
. , a car i hold ten tons. Fix IF are p � Oica.l. machinist to attend to it, Mr.. i i .
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. -M r. Jos ii, of Listowet - . . vell'a
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ding i,iof our Piovii. Oial House; for P rchased the house and lot iia mploy an .12 . i . F MaRtee
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, 'll >iug to Mr, Joseph Yogiag. I i i I i_ ing low
will bs ft: Illy C, nviuc flexible, ad made it also more p -A Babbath School has 'been O' an- tainibg it for about four yeats. He .
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in � 8, (1) the 1 uW aba0nce:' He denied the truthl of Mr. Lauder' � . I i ised in thl school in 3ectia i nul3qber 6 then left Clinton and.assumed .his old' I � .
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done , Owards then Ing over ; II assertioll that the I dissatisfaction is wnship:of Hay. The fo llowin� Offi- positfon in Mr. ,Crombie's Foundry. at � � . � .
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greater iow than it _iWas'years ago, but intend f; . ! _ � � � .
1,islat,pin to be Pug at Otta,*' 3 open: ng a private bank in Gor� era have been appointel : Mr, A. Galt then about Passing into the liands ' '. `
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�, 1. � 0, et the sime timo, ut6reill a few home - Rosenb ; , Superintendlint, R.� A. of X srs. Goldie & MrC i . .
) the '9�ltter a s-ur rie. Ile no%N b as one iia W�ingham ArIa , erg()r , ulloch, where I . I
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.1 Osing truths a adut some fe4tures of the school allariqlar, Secretary and Treasurer, I My I � . ,
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coul 4 be SU CeJlBflaf� aftte�nded to. system ieeding attention. The other er in Oakvil.16, both .of which' do ' -J - I i I 1: , iuterer'l
., . a large businoss. . ' Tos. Broderick, -Librarian, and several years, during which tinao all the heavy I �
Thi 4 year av4 not !Only! a debate Wok place yes,erday on a Mo- I . )thersvoldriteered to act.as teachers. machineryfor the Hamilton 1 i I . sijt We
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nd �-Dmpre7er si i Both German - and English 11 be Mil -14 was turned out. I�a their empi � . I ; ,
. lz� ried oil the P otog gy business i I - Gy I ;
1101 measure � of graphillf in, I I I : I ;
� I . drawal of the special:grant of $750 . I aught, and the School will be n main ills son, Mix. ,iJohi � at 2:80
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OM. I Gouri[ayr, in 1872, ,entered. intu) Partner- It . - -
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year to Collegiate Institutes. He ob- to Mr. R. Sallo nd inteu'ds remov ug inational. . 1 4 1 . � I �
111i her iof bill y ,privote jected to the grant oil several grounds. a There is a fami living i I i the ship iiwith the . I . . raction i
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irs pr 6posin ad th el mubi- One ,of these was that it is given as .. ,to Dahota in Ebfe!�eweeks. . - . ly . late Ad4m. Cant, anel ; � 1 . tion Ra
. ; L I . township of West Wawanos i, Composed estaWshed the Gult X�Lehirne Wo I I -
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Bses ent a, d oth � - pu' M 7.Will.am Young, Reeve of bh� A1111 i I i �
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. O- induce ent to force boys to ,take up the of seven sons and a daug�htc r. The five wbetI he left the" ostablishment � � :
law* In es i Is townsl ip of Colbbrile,wpighs 230 pou id . OI f � .1
I ty arriount of study of Lstin, the SU bject of all others I . § : � Sailt We'
I opose e ch � � .and Mi.. Ant iony Allen the Dep it oldest sons, (the oldest of N 7hom. is 26 Xessr's. Goldie, & McCa-U,loch and enter- . I . � �
ion I 3ar atOtt I I I . try are I
� . rears), weigh unitedly, 960 J� ounds � 't'k . . . � �
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� ',then the p Dposed he C, ed. He argued that unless pursued to . I I : utnioceE
� tLeir united height is 31 feet. T he - whonI he has continueduntil his '
of le couple )f weighty representatives. . . death,. I �
313 imprtince %oo, i� so ar a much greater exten, i than is generally - i . � I � I __� " here, as
,; ` younger branches of the farni give � OEM= . : I - .
-Jo an Mabon, of Hullett, near Kin- : L
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e cone IMr. we '31 Latin 18 worthless fmm'� every point Of A i . I : 1 - , selm,es. :
ple a f, A- burn, las sold his farm containing 50 ly! elder The Seed Show. A
real obinfort slid ell-bein of thecaselin. High Sc ools, the study of their ' I
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ure Mill is looked acres to) his neighbor Mr. Gagen f .
L, view ap that even if the special grant I'Vood,L I I :
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be retaI it should not be given'on 'ttle f6resit. � .
I . make quite a respectable , � I i
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ther isposod to re ard a b� buying a in I the sa: Ii AgriOultural Soeiety;on F day I-ast g . L
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# the ground on which t !is at present I . : � � ,_ TH F, I
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innit of a new era. He shotIll I - L fairly, suce . We have seen i
re! based. Buthe farth,�r contendedthat I essfal a 4 -
man named Neil, residing near I on- � I t � . Sets M*`
no �i his attehtiol I -Mi. Johni Hunter, of Usborne, near � I
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I the I . great)r variety of grain, but the g i . r
.�� . to t grant was in itself ii piece -of gross Elinivi Ile, bo4sts the r a tralis, Stephen township-, commu ed i % just reci.
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our 1, alestatolmm,and*1 Bin 'injustice to the High I Schools, many of possession oJ suicide'by enttiLng his , thro: at with a Ay, e specially of the wheat and oats, I I F . .
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.ed till t1if he does not Some one which are I three y Per old heifer wh 1 -ch has given � . wasi a good as could be- desired. Com- !I I L _L thL "
I doing reall , better work than birth to: three !calves, th razor. Thecanse6ftheacti-su�nknown . . o h'
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ao ' ant d Ly *ill. The I � e last two being I ! - M. .
. di� I Simple someof the Collegi . petiti 3n in potatoes was L not Very keen, I I . . .
� . ati,e Institutes who" twins, li mol halving been calved about a as no known adequate cause existed. . � lktioh Ad
In V il �ue in Xewfo anaiand and -tried by any fait test. Some' L . . but tlIie samplesshown were of excel- I I ; � -
t of the Ile was only 22 years of age, end (nly joint quality. The . �
week 9, 1, I L I trilat th
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ia, ingulatiag the' inheritance High. Selloolssutpass'some of the In- . married affew montlis. On some Pre- t goo � �
veyal c� of re: -Th 3 members of ,the Kinburn I . bors wiO
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duce ,' here, ag', n . mediate Grange bavis'presented Mr. George f axt he. Bent his wife over to"her tath ar's from fverions arts of -tlie count i I 1; tutle the -
Ill man in On- candidates passed, in the number of Stephei ison, of ]E�ullett, vin't1t a valuable y lace, a Short distance, and on her re. the P t 1 ! - . � �
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so 0( I apetet t to fit hem to our successf& pass and honor matriculants as wilil be Sol I- . . I i
cono� � I I silver v atcla, as a mark of Ithe estee� t im he was dead. It w _. � 1, I -
�ion'ai Mr. wat. ,There In I as . - ! Wilson I
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gen 3tal fee ini , in unive�sitles, and i the amount of in whic a he is held by his brethren of riecesswry to hold an inquest. . dist . . V , � i I . Urge bel
.. � th , a year olt money secured from the ordinary High . Hull6tt and MCKMOP. Th follo ; . .
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ica,t% IS 'nee � are, coup : . f , � : � faundry 1
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is j � School &ant. On the , the grailI is a li-St of the successful ico , Ora
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e wo ing of tie ex: -Th 3 parWership of Messrs. Fisher, Mr'. William Swenerton, of Exe,er, ... . � � :, fulutoneli
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" �endeol jun t expi t . I . '
rH, Lower bad & very unpleasan leuce on * * I . . - fai. mr 1.
of , e Di Hutton &v, 4milton, III � I nd Thos. - I , . .e
I ereforel not i g I to bear lot WIm. Smith, McKillop ;
via on ,-ourtB, wi�I th I, surpris the �
him Ob alter th 3 a ' ere of the, Winglas I , Em been dissolved, Mr. I hursdisly of ast week, and -e � . thequo- A
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- Minister -of Education announce his in- Hamilton going out. The business . ein e was we h- . . 3 1 9 - � tMy WiN
Couhis in order to &' A, more tention to consider the question with a I Tucko"irsmith. Any other v I -
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If a per- . . . - - , r var t
Pe of I I the I best pos I . . I entrie --alst Alex. Gardiner, VeRfflop - ; . I - .
�Msted By 3te ' nd, ! view to finding out ,ibl' Fisherk Elutton. � h iy press, st the flax mill, ,w,hen he Ot I i � thit is W1
y ao� . will hereafter be ca�ried on. by- Messrs I g the Foperations of Race & Bawd(in a
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larget degr I ecentraliza-F r f a state of affairs which has . caught in some part 2na - Ohn btafford, X_C13:i1_1op- Sr,cl i I . ic
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I : � - 4 . I -Robert T" dell, of Grey, has solid of the achin . ; . 0 1 1 � I _vUELIN
I . Robe t Broad,foot, Morris' . I I .
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11UN IPAL IIEGI SLATION. f his farm to JMes Kniaht for $5,000. t once I . . ,exqitilIg 14
34 I Gibson, I f Ilb',milton, deprecated any i ' 0 Batiley-two-rowed-6 tentries. - i � I -it
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racti�e of bringinp in bills toi sudden v'ithdi J ickson, Tuckersina-All; 2,nd Thos. ' : 1 � i
I , ,r mwal df tI3e grant, but was not co to prevent Mr. Swenerton's head being I I
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he n1onibipal- law 1has beComeI Rolin itted, that ."tho preE Bri 13YAOMI I Cartet, Tuckbrarnith; 3rd Jas. Lauds- ; ; ; I I
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erabl, i Uhisaince.: § )a6rtly af ter' just, and' that! some r� 3 dy 'miust be I has talk borouth, Tuckersmith. " Any other - : I
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011,104rissomeme berwhohaB. Mr. Ross ithdrow his I vairibti-4 entries -- � ! I P1. A. Coopej
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I -While ReV,. Mr.. Auld and Mr . vi as made in his nee Carter; ! I � I - '
to distir d himself fia: motion ifter the Minster's annoull . 2nd,,T�hn I . I . A.Wilssoxt) �
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mbilf . ni � fi gers could be laid, and thi back of . I I a. Will. �, � I � I �,
, . � : Cis' 1 Auld, of Gorri4, were on, their way to !a, Cameron - 3t R'� XtX1bn(
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3!, gets up a b, .11 amending kent. . h s head and his chin were no 8 .'. h'. ; ; I
; i tea-mee iing, o6e night leat reek the I 1 7 .
.y 3affly cut. ; I . 'A. 3. MOM.
int i i Ithe law. Ho gets it read THE LICENS : � I vI I . . : � �
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me, i4d it is t 2en printed at, The Working of the li,i John t. Brown, McK,lI 2 1 �
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lie - pense. Heretofore th I cities has nder Tedi:al IrelanA ; 3rd Goo ' *i - P. 840tt, 7
� made clear 16 necessity for I Auld es aped injury. i ! of frile, Walker, ' Tacker- ; � � I T. & 130 .
Oen to &I.OW A, Smith I I � . � -S Itt I
has t to be rew I' several changes, in orler. to make it I -Mr. S. B 'tt, of Colborne, while -Considerable excitement wasl'are t- Black -3 'entrios-1,st John ! . . � J. ��;�el
in ; d to a , larg 3 more effective. I . . I . I � I F
ti' and refeire 4 ' . : Lands; orough, Tuckersimith :knd 3-gs. . . I : : n
Fortu ately for the to- 1 Splitting some 1 wood last week, was (11 in the village of Dunganno a the other I I . .1
ee a] Ong with o5he bills of the, gula,tio �i .1 Lands orough; 3rajoh : . I . )-
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ract �Ir. Other in nabers have Victuallers: have at let it learned that it wood. The injury has caused the loss M e8srs. Cornelius Bud Xiiner, of CraI � a -large-3 61,11tri,08,113t, Thos.. I i I a . . I
Nott; 2d W331- Murray, Tuckersmith. : . rebuilt. tbI
ittle efects in th municipail is their interest to root out -instead of of si lit of one eye while: the otber, it " ford, and Thomas and Richard Bi&y, i � �i i I
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tbei l'bring in %ei, bills' . 9 IS I . I . - dowu by i
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and shielding the -lo grcliggeries, and ' of Wawanosh, for $20 a side, Cornelius Small Pees -3 eutries-Ist Alex. Gar- i I . . , I
tea( 4nd rieforred. Before t ' obey the diner, � McKiii.-top; 2nd Robert; i . I ownienci
,.halt' h law themSelves, * They have 1 -While John, third son o I I a4id Misner sawed first, and Succeeded � . . Be&W ; 7 2 c o
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a _ be ; not only driven the brewers out of llett, in puttilig -up a pit . McKil"OP; 3rd Wm. Murray. : � I 1 4 - I of Br �
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no . was helping to . eof wood measuring i . o i. � I ,
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h [Peddling ittle itioasures i Associat Clov er seed I entry I ; i . , . 1 tile derrid
!. . . ion beret but 24 feet in circumference, it, thirteen -�(; A
1� the r - bill. III J � I �
MU have takeout.timber north of Brussels a . . I i . teele, i � : . E I
, �cipa c t ucher.smith. I W.'Implete,
ithdraw their I I � _i;
I ommittee is ex� three ened to w� short d the misfoirtun� mill . eys follovied, failed I I _� f . � �
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con ate them with. I each fr6m. those brewerswho persist in sell- I . Potaltoes--ciaxly- I ; ;. -11 .1 young lad
( � ! I oot with his ake which by 8 inches in the same ti . Ing I I entry __,. James I, i .
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I to out bi3 f wilil I Lsnda�orough. Late pobatoe". .ell- I ! : : 71
t 6 e 'Sting aw, so as ing to unlicensed vendors. They are keep hin L from work for iiome. time. I up to their opponents, and conseq iently trie . . .
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t cc. usion, whileindeavo at 0 asking to have the law made more i 13.-, Ist Robert McXichAel - � A � i , I ,tim� ago I
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I y Unicena6d plac 2nd Jails. Landsborough, i I I ;
' � ea tored by Mr. Andrew Ireland, of B. linq U83d an improved champion saw, and i i . I � I
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ame dments arel of course ere liquor is sold, an I their request Howick. Several sh: bec� th 3 Bigley's t� Jud,68--Humph . i .
and ' . ,. e Galt - "Lanc, is t)oth.11 rey -91�bll, Iluilett- I P - -
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pme are pa, ed whic i .,n the Same direction as that of the I killed th s sealI in this neighbo A large crowd' wall p ent, I at very- Jas- SdOtt, HcKffluopp, and i . � her to aeq
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be �Irejeoted. - ThIat amerI te m1perance; people. Mr. Hsrdy has, I by these destru �tive animal thing went off enlocki Winthrop. - . I I � � . py o7ae, p
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eces4 therefore, little difficult in carrying his Ireland has do I w It to in ke Another talk of b(tw . i I . � �
be "*te t Re e ake o" match is the � ; ; i . PI
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Y L . bili to amend the law by making it less. . . . same pitirties. � ! Bl-ftevaie I : . � : �- "
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& e sis absurd The law i more dangerous to break it, though he I .- � i one� for eo
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g c ,,, 1aetant. Client. e I . I IORY - I . g � . 4 ! , ln& she, I-
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f thi 118tatutes ke6 era the right to. k 3ep open eat days ago. About seven o'cloc k ,evale, CheeF,6 : � I upwarda. �
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ny, P k in th : On Saiturday Factory was held on Frids�y . I !
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the has to k, 3op gather. I seven 'on Sa I night, MT. : I I � �coiigaole
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r . turday nig its. The chief morning - ,he roof was discovered to be o 11I riling . last Rev. R. H. StUT Was James"Elliott, President, in the chair. , � � I the whani
eB 0 iftew Statutes from year 1 discussion so far has be )n on propossls fire.but a few pails of. we as 11111 All tb:di'Directors, Seoretar�, and Tr .
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at aE . 1he did I efoi e. I think : to make the bill even eas- . i i I
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I .. e drastic then time, extinguished, i )leased to discover ;at Some kin.4 urer w4re Present. T he fa -Ht busine I r i . , . 'v�rw
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1 �6 predle thi I hereafte ' t. A defectiv -1 I . - .
iture, � &q � be h4
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men." �� C � la - , wi give . . i ;
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d to i1O to a ecoidAreading, I Reeve o VI atronege, : . � A
I "buy from arlI Unlicense . Cheese I I John's C1
Ilop, has purchased from Mr An I i . I I : .
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I d vendor or to McKi �_ ViLluable horse. T 0 pri sentation to be In ado �or 2,icents per pound - a1w � � I I I I Town 114
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tron icase i Tl�ade out lb t forbidden - I if drew Henderson the faim. on the 6tiii Was Made very quiletly, he animal be - to PAY co percent. 3 ; I : 1.
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I � )rsons are par- concession, opposite Mr. Joh4 Thomp-1 into the, Stable and left what be over $100 to be d,eliv �
THE . IE* SYNDI 3 . ,erea 1 -teler
1ATRI. � ties to it, lid that the one should'be � ! � Bide
I 1. I ;here sells ceremony. In thiE connec-4 equal L . �
. � I I I son's saw mill, paying therefor the suml I I ' according, to t I - i !, , �
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tern I �I designee � t � punished Oqhally with tie i other. The of 04,420cash. It contains 100 ac- 1 i it 4 t4 milk ddlivered. A motion was 0 1 1 .
on- . � i conisideratio' 4 1 3 res; j1011 we III Say that ever a )rec i I 1 1
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t Prose it romo ing, 4 of the bill is� not yet 6on- and is a f * r bargain let th6t price. I- 1966 efideered himself to his con Smiled ; ; I I
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e. b rtbe i , la lilton. I 1 House. I i I . $20 1 1
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anz I : i cession, C)Iborne, his wife &lid hired pulpit utterances bEell the means of sallI �or 1880. 1 ! last:
tern 1 idland,,kc., in belf 'I t I Wrn.
ping I ToRONTO, Februaxy 22, : Dinpiii hilIg I ro'k lZesser mer- - .1 - ! i I ,
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man cc much go I I � 14y W1.
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cti I . : , wero i poisoned some time ago by f ut by'layen- chant? ivas employed as man for , �
tari' ahld Pacifio: Jun on dim leatiDg apl � al, fidibinilig �
. � I � I le butter which had been for, whole so�ded con : ct out side -the' next se4son. Drawing tile I . J - � � . �
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h is � be difteio: westward I . some time in an earthen Crock. It ap- aa -ed desk he has end ared himself 4 1 � des#0yeld
rich iVer to tho � Ne*s of theWiaek.- I 1. to lot at frOm one and one-half to 0,40 and i 1 :, r4i 1,
� 11 Sault, in- . pears the icid of the frui tied dissol ' * rishi tienlar end the One-tenth . I fu .
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eing opntinuom . cents Per gall - The Whey 11 t i conolition.
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T1 i are, it � co I Ir,LNEss. 'The Rev. Morley Pullshon some of tl e. lining of the crock. they I ultic i4 goneral. The pre3entittiop, was sold to Scott Br�th i : I . .
sequence, i ' � I . � . . e I era for 0225. A 1 ! ! I � . - � ,
. a very ill in London. were pretty sick for a while but are re. f ecorded 4bov'e is a ,striking i idic, oil � i ! I
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she , the Rai' ay coin- THE UNIVERSITY BoAT R,ACE.- �he � covering. I f t, 16 )U14'ri Of AIr. StArr. 0 ' I � . t i val� sevel
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81 Ut &Ws fo`�I Prosecuting guilty Patr-ons, but . L - renioving
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I � , more Oxford and Cambridge boat race ta - , po�t he may long be spare - I I r - :
! ,. ;e I jefor( 1�es The c antract for the erection of I is th d t' . � ,;
siu �ftny on - three br. � w . we" fill Y left for the Act now I � ; .
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Over, L I i I its course, � I � ;
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. E wb b wani;s to I DEATH OF THE MA STE R OF CEREM property of Mr. Win. Coats, has been' Ill - : . � � I
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Veve a d - b e t t I I L . ONIF,se , -On Wednesday of last wee� r as Mir I I i I . a .
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r I ut up on . ; awarded Messrs. Me I . . . WMEWMAN � i i .
I Col. BagQt, Meatier of " to Cartney, Thomp- I 46kry To' ' 1 4 � I
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Wh � three! air,) in 4l bed 't - DE ATH OF A SOCI.kL SCIENCE WVRITE R. the brickv ork. Mr. W. OIRE13—The long looked for soiree 4: ;
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Ily t - i9 one in t. e nk'iddl h I I Murray's con;- his sleighiwas upset end him3elf a iia behal� of the Presbyt ' j i to that ITI(
. 8 �.1101 I -Will. Ellis, an eminent writer on tract for t le erection of .a brick store on f ELM ily thrown to the gL ' erian donom- . i o. � I
rst,aWIthe.AGr%nd1Trun' is, I . . . round, his littlE ination. pf tj � . � ai next:
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I If 30cial Selene? is dead. , i the Corner of Ratteribury and Albert chi 'VeningL 'is Place .came �off : i . I Pe
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ter c Aistance, in % position - 11 bei�g 8'r'OUSIY Linjur d. Tile e L On thle, . i L
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. � THE AuST14ALIAN OAR84UN,-Trickett streets, is awarded Messrs. Cooper & C hit I was 'at once takela' I.Linst. Leing � I I i
difleirence betwee* the Rine . . I h me and Dri attenI I . : I :
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s coming to I the Unite McKenzie. . 0 11 . with perfect .. Snee'esg ' I J I I � .
( States, nd I Hellichaoil of Gorrie a I i 1. �
ake $uporioiir and � the * tie vill train at! 'Saratoga Li k . I I � A nevy portable, saw mill is being I I ent for. Wbeii] ing the ning Ii.ttle SUM Lof I reahz- � ��. . RileR.80%,_
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e. Doctor go as Mr. Nash's onI viand -s v�ere plentiful and ' i i � vile a *
11I I Miebigaii �� I t as far ' t§6 The
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t ' is' ay q the bedside of the little Suf_1 ,best, and es, a nabu.r I .
TI i6 middle" THE PRESIDENT ELEi laid down )n lot 5, concession 12, How- v t , �- of the ver
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Garfield receives neaily A00 I * tters I ii I by W and. George King. The f re,, his outter Was Upset by the high tl consequence . �'. , -MY N,V.nl
by t a� Northern P icific *eat , ar � . lero WJS aterrible . ; �,
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saw mill b i4 been manufactured at the P4 � - unsitaught Of -eat t . I : . t JORNSTW
It, a lay.. He bes been forced eto adopt )Sit Of ,gravel lately placed on the' able . ,� -- , i , . vife,of -)
11 A the GrandTrunk-L t . Woodbridge, Machine Works. It is L � ; I - '
as �orBeback �oling as a recileation. � �. r ad, and the horse becoming unmau-: prosent �
n 1 mo'ng the' speakers � . I i
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t williboli the fairori iel Ont�zio L ! _. I � wer t . I i PEP,DUB_
. : I I I understood that the mill will' be in use i age ble ran &we, I : 0 Rev. Messrs. T. and . L q I I
Ut DISTRESS AMONG:, THE i V and left -_ ii eSjy � . . 4 -4ife or I
fl; tl1tis More an n. . go ell :: - I I . i t L -
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I POLLIERS. i I him to , � r I Methodist - X,ENF.,XDT-
NlVE JI � Y � 11TATT f ifteen collieries in So th Yorks 7- 1 for some time in Howick, then moved. t.e balance ofthe journey . .8 I ; Cameron and .i i ,
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1IRS 'ley F foot. " C natriel, Presbyteria,las, and . � . of.
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- h e I to Turnber where a contr for the � The child �vas properly cared fc r end ZA Nl�_
��Sity 6 ,act
, i ol_ _� I Lrel idle, and' 2,000 men I out of eg_ i i - - - Anders .1. � ! I � , I
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� i, j cutting of B veral tbousand'f.eet of larn- � conEideredl- out of danger, but fae Doc-! seemed to be well � t � I �
tmeiA s iI not bloyment. � on-, all of Whom .
I I mount to, , �reat distresf exists. . � � l� :
. . i- I ber bea to be fulfilled. t(,r'E rig, .Which - was captured I Pleased with the pro- i I
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ause �� did �aot ' DfARRIED DI WIREF.-At i 6antoniniont I -While Mr. James Walker, of �' n ilE 8 further on, was in a fe - The cl; - . Xr_ .
to n 4k6 a 9,� � arfu air WAS filled by T i : �
irozigga.-Se. -Mr. - iia Badlands, Dakota, a fe I . IlY dil- Mutndell�i late of Bri . i I : I �
- . l w � days go, I Stephen, was in Exeter the other day &' 'itish � i 1 4
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'*ef to � easy. victo rank M. Shoppi and Henrietta Louise his horsesi) * I )id ated audition, the I Colunabih, and . I
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� � I, telegraph by ran away. They ran against a' cutter 1 Nli Duld, we�� shoul Priate ' I ; .
)on ill r a : ev. r. ev � I d thinko have good niade th' remarks, . ! I -00 15t
�. nw �rdnes g-, of ons, of BisnI in the Street Smashing it;j they then I' � 16 Whole affair ga off in q �
I : bunds f ilr an action- for,'! d a, way � ; : -.Ngbolias.
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colle�e are on I he aniage I that Wes �Satisfactory � . I - wren of
, OFFENDED OYALTY.-!I`Je� Queen ,is ran against; a window in Renton Broth- - against th � township. . I I to all. i 11 11 ) .L.
I they dondt (9 ! I I . 0 . I � i � - -
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�,re Ito r lay er a store, breaking it, and. then went, - , � - � a I .W- . T ,
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tion �b, ends, I 1� 7 4he v; &Y, ,1 1 d ispleasure ti at the BarOl Less B arde i ral Hotel, where they were I T -ea surer of the township of ' . Z or-ange
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. I rried Mr. Ash- w 3 fi nd th4t the following amou ts were ,, ImpRov.k - i . . i ; , �
of ejontentip'n- ly Cro ks I , , . . . .
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rilead Bartlpti notwithatsiding her dis- from the sleigh but escaped unin-' re3eived a -ad . ,MEN - I : :
'Orcingon3onesch e.; � I expended, up to: the 28th . t �F 1. i I �
I on ; - We notice! that i1r. : ! I -
t proval. , I jurbid. , .,I S� Fairbo'rn.,.Of the I I
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f tlib instibutim, Ind th re I Z i : ; .
�11� -Mr - . Eli is making Some i- i - �
8 Pla . U U -XING .-Cetewayo, who is . - ilia�k deposit interior mpravemelit, In the I � � � 00BILE-Th 'I
� tvilk4f Je i :)es. a I I THE I jah B. Rattail, Of I Morris, fro last anait, $1,389-71; 1
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1 I �n6t often he recently shot on the 3rd coneeksion. of ar I of his house. ; . I � Vffe �of 0
dow � r:t c ritaining i 0 in obe ; I I I - I ,of ,Notth 11
� d f i these days, is t ' d ntere6it, $813.64; collocted on ac - TmADE.-:B1ISlU0SS' � �
a � I the castl that towns ipa short tailed v�jld , catll 00:111b of taxes, 010,47-7.13; boundary ' *8 " , -VeL I . I
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U:,,,,, Z ,titansferred ,in . I quite � h ,,v in . -CLARKE-b
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&tic , a , 3 0 ilege, �( e at Ca e whic -he vi � ; 3
4. , 4 ITown to a fe la was in prime condition, and lit e . t Ilagb a Present.. a ' i I i � Ewsaf
tent d intercsti ,,,, ite of - rin outside the city, wh e appropriation, 6204.50;1)noU_reBi_ ' ., wad 14-rge q_uan_ . i i I
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�, � measured 24- feet long and tood 18 in tities of kraili 'Wood, and - , ; � :
a fee i that thE Piiinelpf.178 b':S confinem t will. be less strict t I " Since the s,'$208.97 ; clergy -reseri re fu.lia, 10'iLber' aria . ! .i I BROWNLEI
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, e.v-(: I I Iusive of fie . . it, is at present'. ; ches high. thirteenth of 83 M 0; liceIn e f u d, $91.94; borrowed beiiig bro�&411to inerket. � I 1 : , Vimtet)
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e r iden e, . I . I . vember. . Ruttan . XRETINIG- � .., �
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has killed 19 im laoy,$500; agistratefines �i -fence -The anianal I : i BarAbal
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1 1 THE SECRET CORRESPONDEliCE.- Theie I foxes 16 racoons, 2 wild cats, 3: minks, vi, I I rian congregation . I . RARRINGT
�311760 is' yoar--prE tty good , ing of the Presbyte - tea iii,el � I
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he President of TJiiivers'ty ; � a very strong feeling thrc ughout Indi(q, 'I I , $5 ;, union school., other Rodgervl. Of � I I Mr.s. RAT
� end 2 otters. He should get e ille will be hold 1� I . � 1:
only 4,000,�and ii e belt m nicipaii6i s, $711 total, $14,226.98. Weeks. We ri about two I I t*!Ix, agedi
tic home, . trEgarding the recently disc overed secrot as being the beat sportsman in the E, . - Understand an ...... 1. e I I IF
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