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. . . 'oull be calligain the States, c�n- &nee of excelleut'water, and the stock CO I quence to .
F - - I . . know also that it1s not the formers they',MR:,ouI --�,
t . - I � I a atter's illness, Mrs. oussion the hrain and coniusious?of ,,Minnie if
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I .1 �e yms. I T age valleys range. in. width we saw there looked tat and sleek. The B1 MAY, 'no", Budi. I -
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� i �, � I � Big Sale—Wm. Logan. Senate. There are thousands of Con, , a gra, 0 1 early in the 'race, and into -a m dical office and eared . All
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- 1 45-0. L. Papst. . - I an ong t4o dried out, is said to be very nutritious, wisl ed � to dismount,but her father afterwards take 'home where he now bull "Arthur
� Z ', servatives, convinced of its wortbleBs- . There are also coasidn- and cattle and sheep will not only eat a kthe
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. � I... , �., ness, and who would rejoioe if they or the edges of lakes al: d rivers it with avidity but will keep fat on it. The'girl nearly fainted at the en I of will be able to be about —At the annual � .
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I - -. '�f , - : B1n&I1 'trips of flat arable Ian'd. It 'is The climate also is not mucfi harder on thi . . *c he]
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. . , 4, �i :1� Hardware Specialties—Johnson Bros. could only induce their leade Is to make ) Pie -W, d in cOX,
. -1 I I .7 - inth mile, and begged her ft ither —Miss,Iennie I)irriond, head Mill* nection ith No I
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I :, � F o ily these narrow flat strips that are stock than in other parts of Ontario. The t ke her o t C&rinel Ora
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... ; arge Exeter, f several years, died in- the McGillivray, last . lr,� a . or a
- , : I I I Auction Sal6-.T. P. Brine. - I -the Ir any Wa(es are not good. R " is the weather colder while the erdwed of sporting men and others village to Nairn, Middlesex connty, last gold headed ooli,test f
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� I - � ;1 - Farm for Sale -David Rife. ; . i . - L o 41� beat in summer is not oppressive, present cheered and yelled frantically. week. he was 113 estimable young candidates were I Place The
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� , .ff Mortoacre Sale -M c,Caagbey & HolroBted.- anited forces Eg at $he land� bere otio would think it and cattle are not troubled with LSTEAX .... . Wm- ffawksbaw,
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4 I . �'. - The -lady, an. had many friends in Exeter. - the genial propriet I of
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- , � . il threshing machine boiler coants -Mes s. BakerA Taylor threshed, Hotel,, E
- � h 129 -Win - Moore. power which would soon nsiI6 the'de- T a nalturi �1 ' ,
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�:1 �, � Estray Cow�Alex. McLeod. . . I grass grows- on it luxuri- Manitoba. Muskoka may, therefore its victims by Scores every season. Its one day I Mr. - W. Simpson
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7 . - - , I � ji. W lere t is not stohy.tbe land if; of ' es massacre is reported from Pa- Avery, I th concession of Grey, 540 Hill. The contest was spirited -and a
i - ; $6 Reward-Robt. Winters. — 4 .
I i i t T, i --- ! I . Ia country,'but it ,Ls.- a delusion to send toka, Illinois. Seven people ere bushels f fall wheat in a little7-over 7 citing, and voting N 7as h
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11 .::- .:q - : character with a ba' jeople there to make a living by agricul.' kilie4. ept up for two
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- �� 5 - - , Ing I in& - honiZs vAich was accomplished without hours when -
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. I ,I f, �, - Notio6 -J. MA�tyre & R. Willis. , I I a saw a field n r I I the Poll] closed xr
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I �� .�. i galvanize Upper MANUIPACTURE,s.�--A ir eat- I any extra effort, -: Htwkshaw was de,i - l. �
. � r � �-4, tor"a Notice --John Gibson. HERCULEAN efforts are bei de to Cl Ly Sit bsoi [. !W' ( a RIT ture. :The country is also said to be FOR IRISH
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. � .-� pl - I Canada College into sehu W aicli had been cleared, and � dare, I -the winn I
. I- - . Booths, to Rett-Goirdon McAdam. I I . - �o very healthy. In fact, many have set. ing:of Irishmen doing business in lion- 1 -Las - Of
� . � - I � pk at l_ t week the store of W. L. Wells, the cane by a maj< irity -of 321 er
: �. life and influence. A few W the surface one would ti ink tb�e tled tbere- mainly on this account. One doh, E!ngland, has been- held, and a -votes
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j 13! . I s 1 W&3 go d. ol�Henfryn, wus-entered by two men, I Mr. Hawksbaw pol,led :o4.3
- , I E sbray Sheep�G. Ewing. ,it was announced that tbE M' i Bat the owneii of thlig man told us that in order to start a committee a pointed to co-operato in wh I votes Zi
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I . I I I -, . �� I tain ra�ical changes in & in�sbit W, , a . anufactures. I' and pock A knives. A liberal reward is I for the cane was 89 realiz,4 ,
1, � I . utiou , cc St in 6re 'I ibgr to clear
. I . . led by the cars at Gravenhurst and EX!� I 11 -6.,50.
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T .i �, � i � !w rth, C a riends of Lizzie Ann. Magee, I farmers are now bu
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1 - I aflar ell PI01WiDg, These stones ar6 Although 'Muskoka will never be i an that Oort dufling th last suinriter to teach school and " I
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-! . - I SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Sept. 9, Is8l. X. Buchan, Assistant in ' cto; of High . � ousehold servants, she could find situ- cove .
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- � : I � P laces we noticed largl on the American continent. Already ations, for everyone of them without1herm' ith more
� � - . Schools a I In ma y p red sfifficiently to' be removed to I in- w , 'put
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� . �� . IN 1TI ss at Goderich the other been app' p�. thousands of people visit the Muskoka diffioulty4 Is of .
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, ': . , * ported that Sir Hector latter shuffle of the cards -- houl4bavea acti chRl"a House, of Exeter North., has rented his f It ty were tbe result of a sort
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L . 11 - LaDgevin announced that there would beneficial effect on th .. tuti l : a te. There are, h I I 98 200 more farm'on ilie London road, to hl so -wing fall
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. , i, y � . -. - I bea surplus of four millions uf dollars Buchan is a clev* ! Mr. I a ches that areinot Stony. Or these and Hamilton. The Muskoka I fi a I Mr. Wm. Penhale for $700 per . year. I seemed totiffect farmers last fall W-
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I- I - . I �m I I lakes ve per cent. dividend, and i as , He has al3o Sold �tbo hotel to Mrs. apparent aim was tc I :80 . a I -
U Z in the Do: iniob. Treasury as a - result perienced teacher, and laces, Ofter the �Iaud is cleared audl are over 700 feet Iligher than Lake Qn- stated that the death rate I . I w 8
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I � . . of this years. operatictils. I c- gurned, . I 88 as i'arge
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. I N EMIGRATION Fitan EunoPE - turned fro I a prospecting tour throu h .m.any who will n
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I . t crowina and blow. I who bad grown to be Som(wh to with a'! people who visit them from the lower Five1undred Ot fail to Profit by,
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; , '4 . � . t rta sea- i altitudes. The principal lakes which are cruitj from Great Britain; Switzerland ver' thwerst. He does not their experience. :
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�� - all concerned t� have a suil ' C Twhen 1� now travele vorable ilepot of the country.
.", - L, is more pleasant -for old fogy.- But that is n t tb� point. �N; ft I
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� � ing. Of caurseA 81 I soil ch � 1 -hat the ell iukl d by tourists are Muskoka, and G give 0, -During :the severe Storm -which
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� r "I . htry is �, ried u I New H say -p that only about 30 pet cent. of I passed over Oran '
't � 3 than a The general opinibn in the cot4 , ied u caa aciircely be broken! with Rossigau and Joseph - i . ge Hill, in the town.
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t 4� � deficit. We do ? go bi,mmqr or . These lakes all Yorh,. More than 2,000 have left Liver- the land is ar �
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I not desire to de-prive our i that U per Canada Colle ovel. 1 bear a considerable resemblance to each Pool this summer. Another conti �
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1� -resent rulerr. of any credit - lived its usefulness; that . . ngent I the countr will never be very thickly I of last week, I � tning struck V,r.
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umsta.noes that zbe the work it is designed to;do, and that q ia' at the widest point ments from Australia to England - of Exeter, IV �
� I . - . lq I . Bur- ity of soil is. so scarce and * such - about 6 miles wide. They as attending a funeral in the 1ground. Mr. Padfield: had just fi,niahed, ,
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l, %: 1. aduct- 81nal it could magnificent bodies of water. Tbov torily. � The fresh mutton, a I - whilt� going, down a steep hill where a and his entire crop
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",I Jubilation. If this surplus W - ad,thereis now no need for �t. At n, tof etber to make it orth each look like- a large basjn� quantity of which was sold in Lo � `W&S ,FStored in '
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, rning u ), of the walk in Usborne as well as else- to t� � arn to get sbelter from t.
i . maintain I Collegiate* Institute, and t, er I � is, !no f of potatoes, and the , eral appearance, resemble very closely the tobacco crop. Corn is bu rIvieft
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I I o grow , p in 1 all rock, and are -timbered with pine, ence ;* a M anage to back hi ' -
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. . I - . surplus is gathered from those who can I "College." In short the rac�ney � - - ma a, or 1 maplo, birch and poplar, wi � I ' to save it. Those who saw thef.r.e say
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; � . � I . I pportin pper� OAn- ., 88 11 not �jsrow,� it is � ling of other woods. The t is not be I y slarted to.brick up., and got that the build . I
v� 9 i wn with timo . , I 0 an so low for fifty years. ,4 ing becam
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: simply taking the money out of the ada College i . Be, n3rious ; mostly Small and scrubby � 11\ about six rows high' when the water once, so that i
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� gulppq, rt crop bav been grown
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. . pockets of the people ' . 0 Is, d I are covered with the most beautif6 . . ash and rose' 25 feet
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i . 11 . 1 g been plom 6 1 .1 Irishmen tit Memphis, Tennessefv , in an hour. i
r �- � .11stitutilons, � 12di I ad. As soon as tZ I mosses. The water in these have PadEeld-Is
! . - the oof1lers of the Gov,ernme.nt- I I . lakes i . IOSS'Will be about ;,�8()O, on
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� � - - give Way before "d requ ires P s dooe,as '�very deep and clear. 'In some places it fear alove can bring freedom for Ire- I of Miss J. ur ce.
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; ;;i bh t Stones or the bard ela� 8ub- !is said to be over a hundred -feet, and land. The' I . ween Messrs.
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; - . I men -se sum ,would, certainl , pressure, In a, oultivat d in �1 there are few Shoals. ,y favor the use Of dynamite T Ford, of derichtownship,wh.ich oc- I James Kerr and Charles Rouse, of -
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! I . y ake changes n its mranage- t a ordinary Wit, r. After dil Lieu an- The deep water and o6h material of destr
a I dry ail d t' learn
. be mach more bene floial to the people ment which will impro i �r I
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� I . if they had the use of it than on�' farmer � shores, so that ther steamers can land � , that town recently. It seems that Mr.
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. now be lying in the Dominion Treasury. do not want or require it, f 7 Im his f� � rocky shores. ately bought a laorSe of X.t
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��. �.� Besides this an thiov Will ate t. rpcor. Theywant n t full question 1 large telling -him to call at h1-4
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L.. - thout at , I, aro. fOrced Rossean and Parr. I - -The Cli- a - Money , in the nligain. -
. , the existence of so large a not support o 'V F � i here 'of smaller lakes. On the road between � the construction of a railway South place and get the
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is the greatest possible incentive to ex I I y , from Pembina, through northern- ' the new buiy -t t I " ' _
t ,he�e, as the either cam not labont 9 miles, there are twenty of these � Dah I t ng In bitme Mr. Kerr sent the horse iont to his
surplus is a very dangerous thing, as ,it I desire an institution of, this ki d foi� I .i v Sound, a distance of west
their I . lings beTr erected for Mr. far
, - own special benefit, let them havelt, but I �. b a ay, �r tbevithink they can not' -do !small lakes visible, varying from otatbtbe Missouri River, to be Win. Coats in tbR ,be has aecid- i a
t tter elsewhere- on , Ono ' known 'as the Pembina and South- i ed to place I late gl wo �
I . account� Of �heir l�acre to ten acres in size. All these western Railway. � ordered glass froml BeIguinij for the w - I
travagauce on the part of the Govern- let them 8,180 pay for its I I g1 ss' fronts, at for the money be wanted 85 more than
main - Most of L ,d has had been previously agileed.upon, -which
� ment. In view of this. surplus it will be . jol1unce. ' I ipeounio0s Olrcumst�mceg. Ilakes, abound with fish. In the surnme I 11 I
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I . I . . I � t g BE btler ' eleivp oubside work Noll I as refused - he then went to Xeres
. :. - beat- upon P&Illiament to reduce I 81 and Season -black bass Are the principal fish William -a 1,
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. I r� " at caught with the rod and line, but desper � � - ' He killed his uncle and I in West . . rantwas therl'issued for his arrest on a ...
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. - in collecting from ihe . . vin i the lumbering Shanties; art cities. of the charge of lion
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: � I I water oveer alleged Abuses IN ich a a iU m hat the . 'i trolling. A better or he secur I being brought before '
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I person named Jaffrmy who Ila � - ishing could clau I committed to jall: to stand his t -
MOnOY than is absolutely requirecl for WV1 to- �More pleasant lace for f the she -One day last -we , th
, be 9 with th little they can I P ghter; she released him, . and th83 1 J. Andersou, of f
. the Public SOrvica, and there ire 1 n in- .,)��ei - ma�lel on not be got. While wait ,��e Thames Road, . , ria -i,.
; . - I � � a good t eir I armal by rai - ing at Port Car- fle , Subsequently Mi. Rouse was brou
: I Sing bay and s� d togethep. They were recaptared, Orne, were I
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o . I carcerated in the Centr n Ifor a . � ocki � my 0 his way;to ggy, EE ULY home from before the County Ju ght
� al Priso Ps . , ling one di four Americans arrived on I Usb re Ini ,
: . . ManY Source$ from which ' . emll a St.Louis on Saturda ' in a I , age when he
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� . -is base offence bas been subjecte , iv: Dg. i The principal gtains iohore with 125 pounds of fish which he j ampe I I Exeter u ll�rge took fright L at Xtrr Offered I him the
LI . now deris�,Pd upon, -which th . d i Ahat g ( wn are oats and rye. , ' ! and jumped fariousi� to the side Showed th
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shockingly bad and dangerous c ha t6r. ndertain crop. Owing to' the ITWO Of tP I
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overnment have the ability to do ncial sclille necesdary . on I , . sl� 11
. - Oil- He served )f lack in I Alabama! three thousand witnessed a 1 was smas by a si m ilar dash to the s id he would take the It . � I
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. . properties requirell to I o four pounds ea- I -
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. - in rare P ever Place is so clean that a p�r' And a wiI4 cat. Business was virtually -� -Mr. Thos. S. RE,id., of Dungannon . a. As
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; wOrkin man's friend ,ihen a be: rought to maturity. We 18011 can fish for a whole day, if he 130 m I d the case, and it is mow
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; � a the sincerity of their It now; tit . 1 9, re and t�ere, some fair p c s, He can step from his boat On to fight wi I any two dogs in the -South � houses, bras re3igi wholesa,le false arrest. I
� � . rms but, howe' - I a �he clean, Solid rock.' There is also, in fo th I I .
! . � pretensions. than by ' ver, hat ithe w re It a ow, - . � . I r ; �ed L trust,. He in-- . . . �
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� . an was ill! ingsli good fences and well timerous, while bears are b no means , serving man, and -Mr. John Ran,.
: not need the money . AN A'
I I W, . el'ared field', �ut even on these places y
. . . i arrangements as will enab nah and Mr. George Spr,oat h
. - aY ill --treated. But, even if be b'ad 8 scarde, and considerable numbers a' The township. of Turnberr le him to get ave a
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� friends of the wo Sts gt�Mory, an old res'
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i re, to give ear to the croaki -Mr. John E. Smith, of Bra
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; Bit. We could now Very accurately . our Peniten I placed n o4arg as- b3iny among tb- whare he 1will eDgagein tile � age of 72 years. Oveill a year ago he there will be.several W,blj bred animsle.
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; sons 1 are. 9 dden gusts or gales very business � I It z
; predict but we shaBresist th - 1 41- In oil o bere." ' PERSON,AL.-We are glad t
. : fedble health ever Since. He was a na-
i I I In fact, a Huron farmer tieldorn occur, so that they are very ,-A v'a'ltiable horse belonging to Mr. g� - 0 learn
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o- ! 4 tive of onegal County, th4t Mr- Win. Payne, son of WW,
a a -tempta- most invaximbly humane and honourlible wc uld a arcely take one of thp beat n a Safe. But, even did a gale arise, the cKnight,� 1st concession of Ashfield, ' .
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L their treating the vagabonds we were at Port Cockburn! wo, 11R
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� - WE NOTICE that Some () , for. Lilly part of the lake in a few minutes. - i ,
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� gre ter mErl Iii ad near Manchester in his The water -also is pleasant for bathing
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; . . A I .; cOlin Y. He'bad been on.a fa lb -t6 Mr. able to i -
� pararies aze urgin severity th n;they deserve, and it isl I 10 A frame .0 L)uzsu I and is now
: 0 ant of belong ing 0 around the
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: � !many friends�, of Mr. j.a.s.
� Ing t injustice that PI [more, situated Dallas, of this :township, � will ZBgret to
, to One Of hem a great milesfrom ' ace -for two years. He the islands there are good ba lug Friday, the 1th day of October. a Wingham, was burnt to the ground learn Of big � con inued Maass.
7 . Jos6ph Kidd, Esq., of Du blin, . . rat a few in, and on the main shore or around ciety will be' held at Dungan to on oseph Anderson, of iie "3,7 lion
�ii . .. the vacant Senatorshirs obstacles in their way to and plaolng hai s. av d on it at] long as be could, places; ; . thi
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I � a was on the We did intend referring to the coun- h I I . as been Suffering from 1-1
- vacmilcies must and will be filled, we B tOrY 'Of ' , may a an is hotel ' . il
ill-t.reatment that a Blytb, has purchased a ' naerson had I ately been in Manitoba, : health all Summer, I �
�� te wa I to tbe� 'no � st lailway station tr as a tour residence! ii�i Exeter and intends return- l and returned jist in ji a to see" but was recovering
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"I know of none who ax from prisoners or thei I I y ists' Summer resort, but . ; , In
- . a more deserving r friends. S3,fn- wit i his wife And family and the *eW 0 r letter has al ' ing to that village to reside. ,1 proper . recenb hot weather :came -on
. of the honor than Mr. Kidd. I ' eff( ot, ; by des -1 his when the
8 g I � C1 lEft, and was leavin bhe a ted a and we must leave this il ' been in .
, , � . fis mp. Pathy expended on these I er Illy cou h ba' , ready got beyond the � . tr ayed 'n fact, he had and-PrOstrated him iii. He 1.8 not I
, t would be . thrown awa ' I 11t, y an his farm behind, never in- 10 , _ town 0111Y a few minutes when Aga I
- , I pointmen well eceived � d 9 Messrs F. Turnerand M.,Town- co
I . y. Thereis no punishm which will be the -last. . " his attention wis dra ad, --
� by Re. f O r tt he n"epx't'c, send, both rifined to b but is incapacitated for
i ,. : formers, and Coi - ,tit ten'di 9 t) return to either again. . I . I I late of Clinton, are About to IF I
. . .. .. . . �s alike in this too severe, and it is impossi . I - � � engage in the gents, furnish . . I ("'ause, �. suppos n to the fire, business. We hop. a .
ble-to be, ' I ing business I ad ingendiary. Loss, friend - to 86e iour genia.-I
11 cruel to the aboininable w - �00 ; i at Jamestown, Dakota. � .
� - - L , - I- section. He -i.-s a gentlelliall of wealth retch *1, b: le E topPin at Port Carling foi a I News of the Week. * - i about $�00; no insurance. himself again beforoong. .
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� � n b,he i will attempt to ravish the perso 0, a vi, ry ant old gent i i . at Stapleton Salt works has ; ings have tak3n pla0e in Exeter.. . I �t` Bracefield.
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. i O'Birne. H is look ' I s l
past certainly aentitle him to recogni- i young and innocent girl, and no.i I -here, and t A Moved by I I I:
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I . I atte'n- roaster E�jooge I iSfactorily completed, and the gh
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� . f . tioil at the hands of the pr�esent G.over,n- . tion should be paid to the is I)i is: deF a 0010missioue works ar6 again moving as usual. Mr, Sproat, tb tb *f
I r for tak ng � c redit to at � a 101110*,", g amounts
� I complaill � ARRIVAL.�Tbe City of B ; the participants in jit, took be levied for the
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. � . - are , among thoso .year 1881: FOrcounty,
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i w Ycrk with $1,200,- on the 156h concession of Howick, was 1 Who had been habibin tangl' . �
I ment. Altbough we of such -villains,no to I is a rule of Ahe depa It. has arrived at The farm of Mr.Robert H.Fergu,son Place on Main Streetil Some parties purposes, the sum of $3,.8R .1,5
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I .a rate of I and 455ths 1: �! Ils on the
. . w gage sale - f �eely had a pugilisti !
I � . prison discipline is I .i3iittpd toJocate on a lob he ii re- RAILWAY AcarDE$T. -By a railway � sold a fe I days ago by wort lo encounter in dollar �, for township . :
! . . I qu. ad to 1nake affidavit for, $2,5104" The arm con aimed 5 0 acres. I front ol Mr. P Frayne"s shop, . ParPOSes, the ,sum
� Senate is; unnecessary and desire to Punish and deter from cri I that he as accident at Cliarenton, France, on I which f i
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f. I . V- . he amount Mbudav . a into ! resulted in some of the crowd gettin ' 3-10the mills on
t . Abolition a's �,peadily as possible, yet So 1 any who .do- not w!ish to be su ' , fifteen pe'rsons were killed. the Goderich tov�n treasury was made 1 b Ldly out, losing consid. .4r -, for inber�
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I . . lang as, it ham --to be tolera ad, it is I I ' I . 9 the doll
. ad- i such Punishments or "cruelti s" i H 4 �VINE C arable blood, and estand -sinking farrd
visable to have as ME i(os I Is aff davit his also to be norroborat IROP S1103iT.-It is estimated on Wednesday of last week, nearly, two i gOtting their clothing tor . � I On Tailway debt,
I , C, J ; ad the French win a Mr. Fraine the sum
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� � . ' by a ffil av� ts fjon, two a crop -will be five bun. -mouths earlier than for some years I a so suffered by the rov�, as, three panes Mill On t 'Of $1,1016, requiribg a rate -of I I
. t of i t the .' some call them., should : rafradn frc . . .'others who Ir" area. and fifty Mi I
I nd we car tbuql I ited with the I' I Ilion gallons less than pasb�
I � best men that can be go�t, 'a I- i committing crime., I ; t I he dollar, and th' the Clerk �
I . I I I . Mr. O'Birne, th � ell i.4 the shop win- draft a by -1,9,w in accord��t
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k r tainly know of -non, . i - I � I in i4 8 apt �city 0 average. . of glass were b�ok
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a . a more deserving i wm� 11 I I 0 missioner, takes 1� Robert Barber, of Tucker- dows. . i I i
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i � . . - An I Amoia and Ina of -In Asbfield I -as ekt,th Moved by
I I than the gentlemaui r6f6rred to � ' ; t h OA avits forube townships of Wood' i F -The va ith, ba' a I t we
- , 11, ta able propertv in New York has in . trip. to Manitoba. He likes. the country ! occurrence of three bailiffs seizing and tba' 9 -bJ1 Mr. Elgie,
I., I -g the Rocks and La dona, mbd in his experience ex. .� 'a unusual Mr.� Mundell seconded '
. appointment which would be ra, kes of . i,. - .
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� I ��, . �b pop- 1 , Muskoka. . � tend 1 6 OV I 0 . of about eight Fr ased $42,000,000 since last year, a welli and *
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T ;1 lon. at , could not ; . � ! 10 1 at estimate , , , O $1,186,000,000. sons. , ,
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2 - . � ular in this seot� lea WRITTEN FOR THE EXPOSITO i he we i IN ud his took up 320 acres of land for I attempting to 13611 the sarme goods� at T. J. Kennard, f ildi Pa _
I acre � . 0 0 . i . . I at 'itne4i a D� a culvert on
) . be ma ' R., given was 40 1 � . - I I tl�q One time W , or b
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,� , I Iii my last letter I promised d on 100 , -Mr. .,load, $8125; repairing two eta
. 1, . . I micros, FATAL NosT,Ru -of Olinton, has I Litekilow,. seized under si chattel Mort- verts on London
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� ;f. t( .. a, av rage as from 45 to 50 acro. Fel is ,young rqadster, Stallion - gage in favor off - Road opposite lots 39
: . i some'tbing about Muskoka as an. scyrl� � at ; grower of Indiana, died :) I
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I t 0 his ake "Baby" for the ro� & Campbell; and; 4-2
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T .� 1. � THE OTTAWA FREE PRESS thinks Sir ! cultural. country . � the land appear in a mote In I, onsequence Pr - , $8.50 9 GeO4 Neibergath, for
. . - . iWial Exhibition, i H, t9mil, of Aslifte id, Seiz�d an der Several In '
� . . - Travelling as We did , we of covering his face with and M ' - ov C mber, $28 68 - Peter M,&Tavi h, lum- .
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I I d ail Jf thiE is the c�'sei these townships MuBt- I q . . .XOd. bar "for sidel;,miks � 11
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. . I - I opportunity of judging of the agr I 9 favors ble light tb in we b ave placed it. cure., � . r. W.. WJ'arran of the same ' executions; and L C. Parrie, of -
� vacant seuatorsh ps on Lib I .
John shouldzbestow 9, portion of the five of course, we did not have so goo a t' I saturated with Pa -tent asthma, town, has Elatered'his carriage team. ench, und a �
i orals. Under - t,ura', Cmpabilib,es of I icul- be ex eptionably go I I � t I I warrant. from , $4-08;"Donald X,t, -
� artygoverament this is riot � Od ones. But we can P or 8 Kiilnon, for bo
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� likely -to ' the con ; f i I I A LURI -Miss M. O!Neil, lately teaching in ' the landloi IN ; a Babel of Al ard and Attendance on
i - . It try as I easil t , I T OF CROPS. -It is stated that the Clintoil� High School, has rd. Tlier(r3toss 1 ex* McIntyre, $14; John Sul,liv,mia,
;t � conceive of the settlers being h I crops will not. suffle IV
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I - 0 Liberals never did - � -we arches !Mot B I ran ,a to secured I vo- ces, and great differerc
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; sadly istakEtil as e13 of opinion attendance
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� . thongh there ita this' .' However, what- w I to the amont t p1ply the home consumption . nation in Pictola School. She i in the matter, bitt the prior � On Witt.. Johns $9-C - d. � I
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I � . - -to be a ed of ar le la d.', 'I his is Manifest fro, a . I and that I � ity' Of the Moved by Mr.
� . t this way from observation we in consequently they will have to import Is a young lady Of considerable abili Sp,roat, .
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l . I Said in their favor, that they we l ade u ).1 - i I - secOndled by Mr,. -
� . � � re I by enquiry. We m1so , what equently came un& : and will pi 8 clsinil, and the powerful Hannall, that, the .
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: � always in a minority, &lid it would at I got very froi r0vo an acquisition ; to the lungs, sound logi .. .
. � I airl' I . I I following amou-n-ts be
r , .. obse , , ion. In many places we -havle I School . in charity : Tho I
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a I - least take a ten years'lease of po : into the interior, arnd,we were as ure' � I Been RRIBLE DEATII.—DaVid Smith, of i -RU'morbas it that shortly after his ' triiimphed. 4 and E XhaustIeSS ,.Vit paia $9, .. I .
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� I . � I their part to, give them a fair half of � by various persons who ar�e acqua � "I �'E) f el4s which had been cleare Br I to be lexpen.dah ' '
I . 11te,I ! of I : fenced, whic klyn, while s ordination, whi I I . David I by .
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: . 1; . th � with the country that what w Wr 9m ,,,, defending three girl ell takes place this -- osh ; H '
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x I � a senate, all of which emphasizes the ' . o -h are no1v from. insult last Saturday 6 MCID't U cEw,en $4
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- unsatisfactory in s a fair Sample of the wh It be Rev. J Turnbull, of God- sio2, MoKillop, Was op 'before Mayor Price $5, to be a Lded %y Mr. Elgie �
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i night, was mouth, t James Graham, of th 4th conces- to be eXpended:bythegh M
a did Be 3 1 lying, �vasbe owing to the stony c mrac- diad R '
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� I � B-1111er in , which the ) I ole. If I thi 3 i ter of Tie Is, d mbowelled by an unknown ruffiall, ericb, will lWiad. to tbe altar one of Cl- Stiong, of Seaforth" on the 30th inst Carried. TAov
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. -t be re- . that Musk no h- 6 who escaped. . k
I senate is. made up. It rn�us be true, we have I ; I] - These stones war
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f . - i the Ik. id clam d. I l SbEING FOR adies. ig PrOfaine and,abasiv I
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. Shines upon it, and it is SiMID1 I . tl a land Is very de0optive , ichigan, having -ChaB ' - Switzer Arm'- ! daughter of a respe ' the ba --Bbed�, t th
� , better without it. -Toronto World. . cultural country so long as the - 4 tea lhor in Bay City, M ' language toward3 � � 19' I .
F I this wiil3 W 8 Craig, parties not
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� a W tel I I Of E� eta le fmIliner re , 0 ,time � .
t The beat and Only sa,ti8fac ory way y I and a Stranger, could very easily beell injured 'by 0, defective Sidewalk, strong, ' a , I
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; . to of effort to try and W sid Specified be notified to halve th �
; � .. in A13 Charac I I -am fin- l
. � Mmke i�t & pres1ontsa bill for $10,000 damages to Greyjt intend starting f 11 P. 1113 q
. t(reform", the Senate is � to r form- it Out immense mountsi So. �! Tb( mista . ,ter, and no doub ,hel, in the to"nship of f ug on the 11th con,ces ion, McRi'llio'n,- ished *
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of existence.. Reformer ns of rocks - wbicl *1 inis a at I I the Oity. ext I L �Mediately-Oarried -Moved, .
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I any. aye This gentleman alac . eintention of taking .UP Parted from his ,wife. I le previously dell I
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a . , I i i 'his 1, � E ENGLISH. - land.' Mr. Armstrong has disposed of ' lived in Wilmot, me , that no action be tak' . I
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i - any share in the old'hu 8 . b3 I � - sti le I ,arden, in which hE Ayo b Khan hasdeclared his aban. his property near tha 78v"le" and is PlicatiOn of Mr. Pl.
F I lk, land would - "' although covered" with tarn b3 "d . I Q
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I I man . trees of various kinds Myster to Ila h I 'eat deal of -pride t village. ; respectably connE cted. � He was filled . alasteel to hay.to the
F . a .grov i* in �t ver., f Mr. Marshall, of l, five dollars and costs, Irtiounting ,to ditch On the Mill Roadopp.s -
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i . I . . an- and ot a I v gotabl, is and as fine grapigs� English. an-, , deepened as L
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L L - 0 means no- ` A s ag One C DUld see any wherall;: On Thursday he attended , by I he Mayor.. T ae father of the girl --deep eno ""
w , . Mean Spirited Opposition .t ' observers,,where they aget their ' and Oes,,, Ameer, and says he intends to light the 'Lower Wingbsoanw,odied very Budd Iv - ! $9.1.5. He was. Strongly rePI-Imanded thi Co mcil ' L' R' 8
ot thank Sir John o,r any 6ther , it is a Y good potat - dontheut of hostilities against the -A little
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. for one or More seats, and it 1would be a ance from, anc n 8 concession 2
� is . common to see quite Jar Ell? 8 la
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. n ToicH SEL&Ls.-An arrival from the school and was playing round as usual, � is hg,ving hini bou , Over to keep the road-
� , that would 'ke trees gro , But he b 6 I a Ly got an exceptioual� westward reports, that the sea &lon and on Friday . �
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arty, throughtheir recogniz'ed leader, Th,eF wn iiAo th .
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:. eight above the ulry I �Ose farta is a �Salj- .�that ,T,ohn . .
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. a P edged to Wipe ant the Senate the 1OV61 from ten to on I a 1 Ifelasses'and kinds of peo-, passed through thirty miles of seals. 3el ---:-A few days ago a horse belonging to , short distance sotti ivati b I
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. . -- I feet and lop W IN )ul Imot a person to � Per -11Y for board .
I dvive any 11 of "he village of and attendance on Alex. MoInt
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. huaiQs of acres -in extent.' Between a� day -between Mrs. re ably made, a tb ' * I
: . " and are often in unbroken masses: for - ing be .%qtt. ' & 1329 a IV- race at Council Bluffs, low%, on Satur and coming i of Bayfield Road I ; Gorrie, in the towi Ship of urc . ham Stewa-rt and Hur,
. temporisiAg orliumbugging will satiB ibe'llopeof mak'* , I- , uumAN PARENT.-'Ja the 50 -IM
- very - They run in " i A* IN.
. first Opportunity that offers, and no frequently higher. I p - Mr. Samuel Beaver, r
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