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I is, ,Phas. MR' Izie, 'i 9 r.' J. H. Fair; nd, be ' turn to power of the partyvith laine as
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E. BUTTEMOK & C0.9S would have been avoided, and the t U. I z akeil at f4 ptd �.5 c�nl;4 per pou as re- Her terrible Situation wall noticedby i
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. �i 'PaBI mbton, an fused120 a t pe� pound for his make. one of the employees, who quickly stc I I
:� app &I W the resultin end%Dg�ring war
a�' ban�, 14, P. for i L a' I .
; � H bout 150 po-ands - a day, ped. the
Reliable paper patterns for all kinds of ble and expense of I app I e ��Rkeal as engine and released the pc:)r i preSident may
Ladies' Misses, Boy's and Children's Privy coun,qu savea. this is the il ue Miag,'Brown, daughter of the late Hon. I d Ch rn. i Herclotheswere torn in,abreis,J with Great Britain which would be most
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ments, for Sale by HomiAN BRos., I rown. I I I '!" ite badly i It, 0
Gar ' . Statement of the case, as every' perobn Geo,� B ' Next ��aacn Mr. Herbison intends .to and her body and limbs qu dis ' trous to Canada, as th ' lawless
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paid any ttentioa to! I � . I po er an I � �
- � who has I � ,the . i . I - i P � � po ine * , all right with a few dayW rest. Had li�r I of P, ace, would at once commence to
� NeWB of 1 thi 3 VV eek. - more iqxtionded bus Be. I
NEW ADVBRT1SF,MENTS. matter knows, and as the vriter14 in . i I Ing to', knooki g not given way the girl, who � IS': cros the frontier for the purpose of
. , I - ! - 1 VER iT HAV�NA.—Dario 11 ra. eicom over nd clothin
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I A Co ativ& papers know, if hey . trsm&ng r, No bones � -v ere about 14 years of age, natiat have be�u � pilh go 'and plunder So as to i give the
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' ?_ - bho past week ther�, wero 44 deaths froi i
t3rThe figure between the parentkegis site were only Sitifficiently h anest t , ack ow- br but She was severely bruiAQ. wound around the shaf t, and mef -a I Can idians enough to do'at hoi0ae while
a the page of the paper on r I � i 1 the lynamite fiends would me4t British
each line, denote which Z . . i yellow fever in Hs;�van %. I ; 0 ;
L - i D KE'C . F tWELLINGTO1 . _!ae Goderich Signa � Says: *r A. horrible death. - L I sh s6il. The
648 advertisement will be found. . ledge� it. 1 1 i -. DikATn OF TRIM . 4 dent of the I t�oops and police on Briti
- _1� I i 12 ; H. D�nmm, student of ,Knox chu ell, ---A Znrich correspo�
Bargains-Durican &.Dufucan. (5) : I -T lito duke of We.. in'g tc ropped dea
EDWARD HANLAN'the great .',snadian who will aoSist Dr. Ure darin� the Exeter Reflector, signing himself I- Citi. circumstances of the case f arni� h a Sub-
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Bargain House -James Pickard. (5) - I . at ighton on W( Ine ad ay of last wee k. er , Zen "' throws out some -very good hints jectifor reflection to all lovers �of peace
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-hoge name,!' thr(!ug4 'big wbilp entering R tt iin. i . k . two
People's. Shoemaker -R. Willis. (5) oarsman,' 4 � I � - I - work. Mr' Drum1m was at one time a to young men in the habit of hanging and I peaceful relations between the
-J. L. Smith. (5) � LoCUSTs.-A ter: ibl,E I lague of locusts 4 � .
New Goods aquatic achievements, aas become faln-1- I great powers, and -neither Can aians,at
I A compositor, And, his experience on the around street corners at nights. e I
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"Light of Asia" -Adam Forepaugh. (5) I has daited central iS ai , and the dam;- ! r rd to in ke party
liar in every civilized muntry, and I ho . P . will I e of considerable aiasi�tance Bays: "In every srhall. town and villa e , . home or ab oad can affo
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Dissolution of Partnership -W. Wade. (5) 1 ageto crops about Cindad Real -is esu. 10,480
; r� of m ore importance than Principles and
- joyed.the ;i tohimirilissacrcetcallilig. Heialvell as -a general rule tboreigroom for a
Girl Wanted -Mrs. D. McDonald. (8) has en distil tion for some mated at $10,000,00. ' � , There
' . t . I i., r proopeGts of peace in the f uture.
Windmill -W. M. Morris, (5). -- I years of being the oban on oarsman .of � ... WS FROm G9'RD0A.--A lietter fro spoke of, AS a Student. I stranger to find some fault or otho , ,
. . I Arles Nobild,of providing be stays all night- and we Are are maDy foolhardy Canadians Of British
The PoplaIrs-Miss Robertson. (5) the world, has at lengi met w.-thl'hia Ge e'ral Gordon, dil.ted hartoum, Jul -I app ars that Ch i I '*I- line go who vainly Suppose that the
. I . 20th Bays -he is ple 'E.04 Kings ridge, who,attempted suici, e.re- surry to Bay that our thriving little v�
Seed Wheat for Sale �'A. Stewart. (5) � . of British valor and arms once
. . peer for thelime being all e ents. Oil trap ufl, and that 4e i at ends remainin contl5, did not di4 as sta bed last w,dek, lage ,is uot an exception to the rule. po rs I
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Russian Seed Wheat-A.Csr�apbell. (&) Saturday las! � t be'was be � - . I but a pe'ar to be �orderi ng on ins D ity., What we allude to, is the practice that mentioned will Strike terror i4to every
Farm for Sale -S. Philips, (5) , Aen i i a a artoam barn Issit g the rebels unti i '
I I � ir He w, a t - e'n -to oderic i gaol on Mon-' a certain few of our young men have !of Amorican breast. Let them not cherish
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Lost -Samuel Whiddon. (5) or the championship io' - - brld in the lief expeditic a at rive - ! I cli foolish ideas or branof all the
. t the w dak ol� last week, 1and w 11 Shortly be Standing and sitting around the Comore an
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Card,=Dr. J. D. Kergan, (8) U1ITED STATES , .T a*C-Rop.-The
Pydney, New ales, b3 William W'11 E, I I officially examined as to lis sanit�- HE, of the streets, not only on ..w6ek nigh�bs, American Dation as enemii . The
Girl'Warlted-Wm. Pick�&-rd- (8� he al 01 -Op of the , - '9 well. TWs
1� ' Beach, champion . of A ustra . lifi-e-almostientirel recovered from the but on Sunday evenings a Amoriesn. element, which they have
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a. The Unitod States for I I
Wimlow Shades-Lumsdon & Wilson. (8) i ' i I calsion to fear, are in many cases as
'n I irace was over the Paramatta C ham ;ion estimate )O f effectO of bf a atraD 1alatiO 3. . practice has become an abominable nui- oc ,
Agent Wanted -W. P. L age. (8) - P. d at 360 000,0 - bushels c
t I � much the scions of British stock as the
. Bell's Mills -'John McNevin. (8) boursel of 3 !miles an . I winte�r�anol 10& -Mr. R6bt. Tqlor,-of Morris, I hile sance, and the sooner our town fathers i
d 330- yards, and . ,000, )00 )t shels of Spring � vative of Canadians, and
. - I I . � preparing to go out thref3hing, was mak- do away with it, the better. Several mos I Conser
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Great Reduction—Adam Good & Co. (8) Beach, it makibg an aggre rate A 4135,000,00 i . I -ring and adventurous in Spirit,
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� is said, came in Seven- boat . -ing a stake �With &h axe, he axe struck respectable young ladies have told us mor da
WoodBtock Civic Holida,y.-(8-) I buslit1s. . ! . I r
. . _ - pass a certa WiL4rno sympathy for either Britain o
iEngths ahead. The & Iltouncemen of , TEXTI D.— E anlau was de'- some obstruction �nd glancing quickly that they cannot I .
Cheap Groceries—D. Weismiller. (8) . I , HA;,NLAN DE1 g Can da as a whole arid 11 Canada for
Apple Barrels—A. W. Ogilvie & Co. (8) 6. I ate by seven bo on Satur-: off it.hit ILiB baod at the knuck al- of an evenin� withou�t the said youbi '.
Harilan's d f'e'at was rec Oved i4 Can, da, 'fe i t lebg tha, il e' - Ig- the Canadians," however pl �asing to
o � iger, whi � the men makiiag, 'use of some illiterate, ' 0
i 'by Beach, 1 in I h 3 match for th, 3' most severiugy the �rst fli :
CaT'd—O. C. Willson. (5) with feelings of disapp(iia'Amen 1b, as the day I at, . contemplate, and however succe
I others were out lb� the bone. Ib was norant or insulting remark, that is not .
�_______ - . � chs pionship of lbb� wor. d and 2500 a . I
— __ ____ - - �'. -,-,-.- i)eople were bevinniDg J feel ,that his ' - 114ttended to, by Me ical a d, but O'fiQ Of wortby the YOUDg gentlemen Of Zurich, C'tive rallying cry in the past
. a - ; t3 i I I side, n the Paxam . tta -i er, New Soutli ay . e fn'
la I - � the fingers, if save , will be powe�bss. or any othervillage. Two hours ea�h in not prove So efficacious in th .
sition was irnpregnab. el- but �l', is often Wales. � �
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emit T J0 U � X It 0 5 I t 0 r * ko I I 9r. Taylor will have a Summer jo� tb evening amounts ito fourteen hours a ture. The policy of building up mono
I I feel ;he most Tns HEAT IN L4Dom--The weathe � � i '
(77 .. _. __ the case thm.t' whon-peol 1� I I attend io iti I : week, or nearly one hundred and four polid,s and a Canadian aristodr cy,while
- — geoufe danger is near. I a ye no full in London continui F3 sultry and &]moat . almost orie.third. of a year throw.11 I it in �y keep John A., in
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SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Aug. 22,1884. tropio�&I. Many pe Cson have been proB - I . ' . I the 6�oct of giving America tii1
I . ID I 9ccount of the race haab en. reteived in were pro e ding 0,.%,ards I u rch away. Supposing one-half of this time � ri
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trated with sun Btr(:kes, Several of whic ' were pro Wbitee� . I
I . ason � -day , tly, their orry .collided is put to study, can any of thoseyoung -and teris ofthousands of Canada's best
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. this country and the ,at r Of have _�roved fatal. ;I one on � � � .. I
Reception of Ontario's Premier. ; , I I I - .. igmi r, y soDs,l who, whatever their By Pathies
� #aDlan's defeat is not known Some, I CURIOUS CASES 0ABLOOD POISONING.-- with a teab: i of hoi sea with a w at- men imaoiue wba,t & great benefit th�
It is intended to terlder Mr. -Mowat . . I I � � tached, and everything w3s well Aook would derive from it." aylbe, are compelled by Bell -interest
I I t� Threedeaths havel been caused at St. M
liowover, ascribe it to lack of lf� i t. But . . The horses rin awav and eft6d in —Our readers are all familiar wiih i to leliend their American homE a in the'
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a befitting reception on his return from I I I Petersburg by blooi P i , dnoef,l up . . I
it is most likely—tha' tht yo' which ad been con -tact with a orandiffi, completely the general facts of the ebild desertiobn levent of trouble arising.
England. It is expected that Mr. Mowat . � ung 1 by the stings of f 'es, I � . .
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demoliBbing it. Mr. Pomeroy and Mr. case, which occurred at the ClintoA raf'l- i !
instraliam is a superior o r8mal i. There.; feedi4g on oattle � infee ied ith 'the ' � 11
will arrive at Ni,agara On Monday eve- i Becket, ,of WiDgl am, NY ere both in- way'station a couple of weeks since, but 1
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. ng � but a better W:onld Boto � I MAIVD S. SOLD.— and ibilt sold Man jured. as the railway authorities were desirofi; The Apple Crop of Great
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etime aiise, 'and , —The Signal is leased to learn itliat of finding out more about the matter, : Britain.
- Met there .that evening by a dbputation I � I S. to hobert Boounr f r �40,000, 8 L . I � i
, Dr. Alex. )n, son of Mr'. Td at- certain facts then known were �
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I A Deed not surprise aoy� erson Should ] withs'andiDg that he had been offerei B utchi . � not ma � 0 .
of his friends from Toronto and -other i . . I .4 C, OVENT GAELI)EN,'KiRKRT, Loridon, Eng-
. in I I I 00. Bonner . It Sup tbew Hatell isou, o I the bi o, mill, G6o] er- public, the result of which has been the land, August 2nd,18%. I
- Hanlan's Star now be t a (dies endent. �, $100, waE asked, . . � �
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places., On Tuesday morniDg., 16th - I I i �I � .. I , I sfu at tl e June ei I m- arrest Of the mother of the child. Acting A -IA. EDITOR,—SIR.—In viev� of the
It would be no discredit to h, D1. I Is i 1pOB8 . ay -Eye- ee a ould eat the recon !O,h, was "Oes
September the party will take the I I
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i I i . . l. '4d S., what viould vou d' then ?) ination -at Edinturgb, n passiy)�� a under , iustructionB Chief Constable ,early� resumption of apple exports from
I has won and retained anlenvi,)le� � i lof M . it !
- . P 0�1.1 I I I - I 01 to Hallett Ithe' UDited. States and CaIlada:
. Be_VbU o'clock train for Ha.miltob, and ' , His aoBwer was, i haracteristic, Bu3 highly creditable eiamination,for d: ble Paisley, of Clinton, went in i . to
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9,rge tion in the aquatic world, and-, if a bet. 1: him, '00, if I coula or put Maud S. to qualification. Eight c&,didates 1i on Monday of ltts� w6ok and arreated I a .1
will be met at that city by a very 1 .13 i f ,ge 1.
I to�.r -than he should now , , should I train" 3 Chartei sented themselves our Canadians� and girl iiamed AnuW"Wrigbt, on a chai �shoulrd now be in possesBion �f infor-
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deputation, accompanied by bandA. . � I .
,;rise i � .1 � mg at some gc)d ti�adk liki four Old Co intrym on. The natives re of child desertion, she being the mothier imation in regard to the crop prospects
. b6 a matter for congratu' tion,,1 i,nd bad ',Oak, A Haxtford, cad giv the public t. I I
Arranaements have been made for a . L all plucked, while ,,he Cax&Aians p sped of the One left at t:he station. She ad.- !of Great Britain and the Cont'nent, on
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it not been for his achieverne its it' is I � with flying colors, Mr. Hutchison bleid- mitted her guilt, and Said that Wo . he
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special train, or more than one, if ne6es- . I 'i CA 'NlBALISM.-Ho crible charges of can! a
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. rdore than likely the bett r mail would ; nibali�gm are made 9,gainst the survivorf ing the fora, His full title now is: A, MorrisoD, of Hullett, was the father b L in
sary, which will leave Hamilton for'To- - . . . I . IS
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. e Hutebison,'M. D. 0. M., L. R. C P., the child. She was brouglit befo�e Apple will land at the chief ce6tres on
never have .1d6voloped"as ,e haBi of t4b Greely ex: edition. They arE I ,� 0 1 is A -
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routo obout 10:15 a.m. The Premier I i I . L4 R. C. L. M. Mayor Forrester, of Clinton, who, with th Side during the next few �monthse
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and his frieads will arrive -at the Union i � - 1 dead comrades. G has written to: —The Clinton New Era of last week the evidence, beLore him, had no alte'r- A careful collation of a large number of
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MR. -J. S. OOLICAN, thel famc, a Win. - I . says: On Tuesdiy afternoon A%r J. -nativei but to commit her to stand hi3r independent reports con re-
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Station, Toronto, at 11:30-m. m. A pro. 1 . . I J the father of one of victims stroriu. i , tributed by
il�peg auc oter, who ' �rd t Stephenson, General,Snperiutende't of trial. The girl stated that she ll�d been liable'Parties up to- the end of July, and
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cession will, be at once formed, and will i I ,�` I Ously denying the St W.lilBt an officel I 11 � i
ol so frequen' tly, in 11 boom " �`mesl.ia i � the Grand 3runk, and Mr. Lar '�cur, seduced under promise of marriage, and ,confirmed by a wide personal survey,
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proceed by way of King. and Yonge, I � Division Superintendeut,paid. an o ial findingit impossible to procure dmplo . !
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leaving that J '13 .gives the following results:—
� ity-to take up!'hi3 abod as str' gly affirmia its d rectness, an i I
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� Streets to tha Queen's Par.k, where a d, .1 e 133ya visit to Clin ion. -While hare they"t3re ment with her child, had left it, 111lopi UNITED KINGDOIL
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iA Minneapolis. PreVlOuS to i'lais Oe. 1 1 at the survit rs d6nfessed every. - ' i 9
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dresses will be presented to Mr.,Mowat, f I : thin V��lien taken A board the steamer, ited upo a by Iffessria. F&rran, M - that some one'in Clinton w Notwitla stam ding the heavy yield of
pi�rture his friefids'eutertained: i . - I - ;. i
I )LiDa A�a � I Pherson -arid Irwin who asked thatt -d-- it, sild as she then expected to procuke Apples last year the large amount of
and a grand mass meeting held. I I I . I Thetomains f'on � of the Victims waF � � 5 .
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complimentar, s IV a ol the chux ditional Siding be laid in the yard 'Ere,, employment in theviciDity of th t tow� , prospective bloom in the Orchards was
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4 . y upper, �ri d p) esinibed � ed on4uesd , a geE . .
h fully ]�roVen. The !_ I �rcise'a �
Each Riding Reform Association in im with 11 purae containing $800. Mr. ; ace and iaecklwer .to increase shippiDg facilities. ;The she would be in a position to ex A noteworthy feature of the j present
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the Province, has been invited to send - , well pireseFved, but 1e Ilesh was 9,11 cut officials. ado iitted the nedesiaitv of in- distant watchfulness over it. Itissaid year, and up to the miidle of April in -
4 Coolicaa�, Ike many otter � anitol ba I . . .
�_ . � creasing the accom mods: tion, aDd prom- that Morrison has acknowledged the dications were abundant that only bad.
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delO.gmtes tor this demonstration,, and to from filie back and' limbs. The intes. .
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I SPOC1118,6ri, Was suddenl' trao,iformed ' l8ed to give the matter their atten f the child, and it is quite 1weather could prevent the pr� duction.
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present an address to the premier. . . I I
In from poverty �to riches, a d. as Addenily ! tomaich.only cont They left y the afternoon train to likely that steps will be taken to make iof another good crop of apil4s. The
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addition to this an invitlation haB"been fell from ri I . . i
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0 1 f hai�� which their official car vks attache4. him provide for its maintenance. The weatbGr record of the closing weeks of
hes to' poverty. i During r a,nd In say uff. o Jay of - a6t week, as a . on-
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extended to Reformers generally to be ' . I I �� 9 1 1 —On San I girl was taken to Goderich on the fol. �April and greater portion of Mal
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I I his palmy.days Mr. Coolican l'i sed� to I I I � tralia youn man ... as prerariDg to r ve lOw,iDg day, and appeared to keenly '�abnotmal conditions over the 1 Briti h
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present, It is expected that his will J -_ 1. I I
think nothing Of spendin�: th 'and in � . I a young lady home from church, or�e of I realize that 11 the way of the trailiagreo- Islands for that period, the main defects
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be one of the largest and most - enthuBi. I Pi n� dii , I I
. I champag jemper are said tc the buggy wheels stuck fast an wDi Id Bor is hard." It is not likely that' beiDg,-the prevalence of cold 'easterly
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astic political demonstrations that has e affecting horses in G:)&rich town- not turn around. Thissome ha; ex- severe sentence will be passed upon hw �winds accompanied by frequent night
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palatial residence, and' droved in his —A, flac, �bougl t by subsc ' I
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carriage. within a' erioa,"of two �i ) 'deficiency of bright Sunshine,; causing
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- years, heis mighty thankfal f0i a do- 1 1 11 . lbackw,ard crops. June w;gs 1 V, drIv
zealously' and continuously in the in- t . --J4.r. Wm. ,M cKi ie, who lives a short coming off, qo that lie had to b( 1 T ell AKRA, Pembina County, Dakota Territory, ' I Mont4, and the trees sufferea much
nation o' $800 in hard cash: to be P lon . distance north Of 1 Be'rn , July 29th, 1684. 1 .
terests of his Province, and frequently . , � . I I ore, hal the into the Du�erin House and have ,cob- � I i from the attacks of insects i ' conse-
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against great odds, and in the face of lof � locomotion provided ot hini by J i na- ,ast week -while mo �ing a barn. blood. . are all busily engaged waging the 41 bat- eventually gavie ott in July. In Kent
. discouragements which 'would deter . I - —Mr. Davfcl Mill " of tb 3 .1th conces. —On Tne day morning A last w a I tle of life." Our crop Prospects are and other near by Sections the prospects
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and dishearten: a less courageous and � don of Usborne, has dAposed of his �
I � Goderich rMa rchant while drivina o no good so far, and -if -the season continues tof the� apple crop are not enco6ragiDg.
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' of what he had previouOy r4lilesisly i �arm -to Messrs. (31 rh Jt Fletcher, for from Colbo ne, just belore ],each DO favorable an abundant harvest will be . epoits cc I
. honest Inam, and ii , - ncur that the aggregate
. OW that he has thrown away, would consider himself he sum of $11P500. The flum contains Dunlop's hill, Stopped his horse to a3E ist gath-ered here. 'Our harvesb will ".-
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triumphod, it is only fitting, that the f 50 a6 res. I ,how- yield of marketable fruit will no$ exceed
1 W611 fi e vici�Bi- . an old lady, -,vho wAs walliing in o Go e- I ever, be comparatively late, in conse- alf an average crop. The �'vest, or
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people in whose in.torests he has labor. tuCies of ii gr I rich.. She ll�ad ja �b taker. a s at, and I quenoe Of llaVfDg had a considerable ider I ounties, claim a near approach
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- ed,should show in this tan _i ble manner, . � i , ' Well-knOW11WOOlIeD. good S ma nufactarer, A a port' of cooli weather during the 0 - ala:aver8ge cr( I )p,but,for the moist
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1. 11 boom " anctiofieEar is bv no milailB LX- I was placing her b sket, coot iniDg two ion
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- . . whose fall has been even more ri gain.- � - side of the road, and co pletely upset from- 90 to 100 in the shade. I yester. 'Applied. In the '
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I digastrous tham'his, and still, if a similar I . I
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duty on this odcaiaion. 1 N-Ve knowil. that 'boom were to start - six bu . . 6 . � . 01
.- up O -Morrow, 1068 tlbk'
� � J�liels of fall waeat On from two and shaft retdified. hold ites and other; Canadian Amenca , ogeth,er', the accounis recei'ved. � to date
they will, and that they will be largely " � ' . - a. The river . '. .%,;s, I
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. many more would be foand, 'wh p wo, Id, wres, i ell makes Bixt�., - bushels of tb6 reind and with the hell) of t many ,of whom ,
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pursue precisely the Sam icoars . - ' , . farmerE;pasiii-iigso(,ijrel!Baiiedth frikht- prospects. On passing the farms of follow rig forecast, of one large producer
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demonstration. A. meeting of each of , — 11 11, - I I 9 I d y's Alex. McLean ind his Son Alexander, is fairly representative -.—,, Last year
- field- hine, Goo�eriel- township, was last injuries were nothino bevond % a8li'lat formerly from !Kip en, I waa� all P
the Reform Associations should be held IT WOULD seem that the B 'undary - ' � P own the a 'ple crop in Kent and throughout
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I I , I week . orwarded a b shaking u and e damage to the stalks of Fife wheat 5 feet 7 s much above the average;
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as soon as possible, delegates ap- A*ard dispute has at len � th � � ing )ue of tl� a almost Dill. Alt ough ifte bas- length. The M 6srs. McLean have 190
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pointed, addresses prepared, and out. tled in so far as 'the Judges of t1fie 1 in answering, ues low i . I
. . . I � I .1 a Toronto ket of egg , a ere th wn 1 to tle 4itch acres to ha,rvest. Mr. Hillis, formerly ' verage. " I
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side. of this, every Reformer who Queen's Privy. Council can a ttle lit. I I rokeTo , from, Jbhe vicinity of Walkerton, has I � FRANCE. I
I —Tle AikiDs fart 1, oil t e 3rd con- —A very leasarAi and succesoful �o- similax breadth of laind in crop,
call possibly- make it convenient The fO1lOWiDg': despatch ,from ond6n, while 1 Advices from the chief Shipping ports
I essio* of Hullett, vas a, last week cial was �el i on Tnegday evenling, the the- Messrs. Dobie and Murdoch, fro�n f France, &a well as thf
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shoald . arra,uae to be at the do- Erigla-rid, spea,: ks for itse f : Th award )Yauction.. kinCtristyp Dale was 12th' inst., at tho� residence of r. Colborme, have equally encou , �,"
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monatration whether he be a delegate of the Judicial Committeelin thp Bou�n'. rhe parch . It'D
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ornot. Irrespective of the duty which da,k;y dispute between d 'esold it - to the ten int, Mr.'JameB Me. , PiceB Of tb e adies'Aid of the Me th d fit ty -of Harriston, Peter Cameron from west crop prospects are none too favor-
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honored and trusted -le&der, the pleas- I tickIlythe Rarne as those Set caught a'; large ba ich' turned the - was read, nd - ai pursE of money -Switzer, of Mitchell, have eq ; � �
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I y ,award" of the Canadian rb tratots. t I oppe I Come wn
- I ; I a al .. ignal Bays this is r A a- ordinary fish who hai b�eu ai most active a, id while Wm. H. Brown and Thoma " arid � i
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I I � itory, but a solid fa t. efficient merjaber nf! the ell urch for t he A. D. Gibson, from Picton, have simil I i
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a seven- y ars. lie has een trustee
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Stand in the front. ra,nk, at the Mow at proving the Award and orLing obe;, . 'Urning (""it fi *
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puller jar und �jariel , the Oungest is a in such a manner as to secure the re- am' grain, improved roads are )f early varieties, of which a few, parcels
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come into competition wi-th other Coun- I I J I' I oy nct ten ye�rs oll . I I I
In I spect of an ho have been asBocitAed necessary, a d the ,aboVb-narned in&i- aave already been shipped, will e com-
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ties. The deMonstaration, be it re- I I I � I —Tlie'miner4l wMer's rings struck with . him. - As be: is Dow moving to viduals, in COUjUDetion with their neigh- aratively light, and by the nividdle of
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passed by the English H6nse d f Coh! I - at the Harbor raillB 3alt orkB in God- Grimsby !his removal has created a va- bors, are now grading the leading roads ctober will be exhansteid-� __ T yield
membered, will be at Toronto, on Tues- I . I '. � : w . 6
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day, the 16th of September.. � I P t which will DO be ea,ily filledi with a $1,200 grader,run by six teams, )f late varieties is reported still lighter,
I " The Comm -ions of England a, sem bli- cellent quality. Th Signal's%ys itis a, —The:other nigh1t a young man- In. while the smaller sized grader is bei mol the quantity for shipment in mid -
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�, - . ed in Parliament finding by long exper'' Popular drink, and J� as cheap as it is ployed in Slanlake�s mill pn the' ake pur-chased by the several Boards ,vinter will be only nominal. '.
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I e papers are eno�e that the House of 'Loidii is lb�&' wholec,orne. i .
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usdless-and dangerous to.the people of —M % Hartman ap)la, of
trying to console their readers for the r . � . I I I . Znrich, made a wagqrwith! his enployers hELt public,so when you againvis- r 1 The news from Hollabd and the
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defeat their party has met with on the Al an o a cont nued, have ihoug�t Bowed i bushel of I I v ,-h eat which he be could Pr ure a jug of v hiskey with- ,western friends you can rely on straight J�hine�dist:Acts is not encouraging. Cor -
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I Prd�i!�- laids abushelfor Tie,same yield. in'& certain eng 0; time. The In. 11 y roads instead of the winding trai a iespondents agree that the out -turn I
Boundary Award case, b� telling them ed and enacted by: tbia present i PaFli!a;- ed -hina thirty-six" uslels., A bashel being duly deposited, tbob pedest ian which you formerly travelled, whi ivill but !slightly exceed half an average -
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that the Judicial Committee of the ment, and by t e a;uthority -of th 3 133 . i measure was fill.edfrom t ( sarriewheat', preparedlor trip to, Exeter to pr6du re large gmuarios and' other evidences of rop. -Oat of late varieties tender -
Privy Council decided that the swaid - th I � � I ad it -urned t e scii . les al a I the Y, ���
. t from henceforth the House c r Lor a a 13venty-fivel whiske' taking off all his clotlibig prosperity will meet your eye in ever Sweets, and Paradise promise I fairly,
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of the arbitrators was not legally bind. , . I - FoundE; I ! but his shirt , In *s Soon i -nude co'no] i- direction. Our mountain country is aving least -suffered from night frOBtS
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ing, aind as this. is what they had always I � ! . ttled even in advance of tl�e hen blossomirg. �Early apples� which
# it is to be hoped the pre' libation I alter lffcGovv�n, of East 'Wawanosh,-. speed,- but hE t gone far b �� �. .
� entja� - had no efo e a surveyors, and is reported to be an ver a small area of ground, w,'111 give
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at therefore the decisi r "a lelt Bt&Ddibg in,-th, e fiel4 attached rig overtook.,aim, ar d thinking nt tract of landi Stores a � nly %'moderate yield.
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has Practically been in their favor. Of I th I did that of tw.1h. Or , dye4rsa . Shock, leaving - the I -1
coursd-, this is one way of putting it. I om I I i . 99 rna(b: ne in gear. pecting he Fould catch e settlers can get all necessary goods Reports from Hamburg, Stet 1.
. . EM � i The team took frigh,j a� id 'ran away, buggy bobind, dnd thus got a lift on the without making a, fi * ' an
- Both- Conservatives and Reformers I MANITOBA iS__i_ —_ _�d w� ' f ty mile pilgrim aE e the interior of germany, predict a short
- ' � '-: we I rsup�l ith 04. n taking a complete i �rec. I of 1 the m ao way. The d Iver not behl B to embina as the settlers of former crop of all kind'k of appl
knew very well that the aw . ! I , ea. W e last
9,rd. was not tarlo notables just' now.; Hod, Win. c aine I efore they we f9 s;o pp�a. -to see Such (ostumes as h 3 ore, took times had to do. I may add that it is y was quite a f nll cro At is
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leg 4 y binding, ,so th . at it w7as not He I Dougall Js at present ) j�, on � —Aoung gallwatlin 'cO ,ear there .
. - - i� 'k to :r t, wo ,a � I impanY with the traveller for a highway robber, al d being agitated to cbaDge the county seat said Phat the growth this yeEir` will
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. ! . � treated him i �a such, strikin v him a h%: d to Cavalier or some other mor"o centri 61 10ave only a small balance available for
necessary to go to the Privy Council to through the country ; . . �
H n - AleKand r river a Union the township of blow' on the � iea'd, ,which ft Iled him io position, the western citizens preferrir g export, �
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these journals do not tell their readers ho4itality of his friends tbere, god . I 6dies than to -the lin S,aad consequent. overhim. 1131aidon the road fora � t at Pembina by a clique who carried the Sbipmentsoif early apple
why it is that the award was not legally He6tor Langev - � � 1, r drove into a hole n thy bed of the two 8 frol� Por -
I hours before he was picked u .
. - I in is expected in!Win 1. I . 1p. He measure for the issue of bonds over the tugal, which commenced with July,
__ - - -1 I i r ver, frota which lbh6 trio Were towed ouud )n the head w a * veto of Governor Ordway rather tha c ontinue
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binding;, they do not tell them that all pe � to -day. had'an ugly, i v
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thstwas required to make the award heiirty-welcome is being ,oxten', ed by in consequence of quarantine testric-
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legally binding was the consent of the the hospitable and.warm-li 'arted,peo �e . I eacom, of the '13flyfie'd concession, says: On M day afternoon last Sairah for a time, but an intelligent public wil dompa . rison with those of last year.
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John Macdonald,. as the leader of the ed that Sir J I i a,cideut. While entlagedin milking, a McLeod, of St. Goorge's Crescent, wlilile nefariouB schemes., f1ter September will have no a .
I Was atten et-ry.picking with a Elections are beginning to b6 spoke able influence on the English markets.
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. ;majoxity in that Parliament, secured its EAvard Blake would honor the ProviD —Lo3t spring Mr.Vrn. Herbipon, of number of thers �passed through the about and the Can adian-Americaus a e � Afte
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would have been legally binding, . and press of pu.bh-6 business,! hav� be ii 3ommodation' of , e . ']
i I I t I I f 'w of his ings, aboui � foot f rj)m the ground, 612 a port. But in present circumstarie.ja io:— : �
the boundaries of the Province would for6ed to Abandon their previous inte . ia�eighalc)ra who mig ' � I i .
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Liverpool should Meet with igood &
mand at values ruled by.sup, ,
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3 That shipments to Lonaoo of .91M
solid'stock will, as in ' . ,
similar I seaBom I
Compare favorably in net proceeds . , I
other markets on this aid.. .! "14th
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According to the report of tl�ie%re&t -
of Industries for August a good I h I
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well assured. The fall wheat �91vel at �
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average yield of 21i bushels i a I bol the
Spring wheat of- 18W bushels Por's'ere ,_
the average of both being 20 btliaQsl
and the a:ggregate prodiactiohl 'a. "
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that of last year's harvest by. 110,1,6 � .
bushels. Barley was a good ejop i010DO. I .
sontheriL and South- weste I 11 the .-. I -
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north eastern counties it was i
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by the Summer drought; T,�htlrecw F .
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though plump and heavy, w 6 qa* � :
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areas discolored by � largi -
. the rain showerg ,,f �
the last week of July, The ' . I
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the oatbrop are much the saille "f,, ;�
barley,�Ibut being two or three ,W �
later luill ripening, it has been eek, -.1f, , .
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benefitted by the July rainiax and i 1
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yield will Possibly exceed the �es - a '� '
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is ripening under the D101st fav,orab 1
circunas I tances. The Pea-bu-a i 6 �� :
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much less harm than usual t 'a yea, � .
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west it . has hardly appearedat all i,
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The Krea and proolaction of �h.e fore. �
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Acreg. Bushels. Acres. 1 ZtLvhel,, i
Wheat_ 1,586,961 81,730,8" 1,ft82,616J2l,870^ �
Barley.. 701,435 17,860,777 7,57,1,56,18 414 %7 T�'
Oats..-. .1,485,620 49,'"0,i3j000 1,418,3091 ) -
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Rye.. .. 1,01,141 1,630,417 -188,11, $,010" i
Pens_.. 670,628 13,106,062 512 ' 741,10,08,1�3 1
The hay crop was injured to ome ex. �
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tent by the frosts of the last week , 1
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May, and more Seriously by theldrought, t
of June. The yield is eat ' . �
in'*ed..baft. �,
3,044,912 tons, or about 1,0oo,W t,,,, � J` Z
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less -than last year. Tbeappea�ranceof I 1
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partly to inferior seed, an& �par.tl, I
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of August' anof September. The axes�. 4,
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suff ered from the drought arid coof '
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or ten , da a later thaL,� 1 3,
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plants, however,are strong and hes-ithy. �
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and being well loaded, a goo4i cropi.8i � i�
likely to be gathered -the :eitima6l 1 ',
being 552,253 bushels from an a,roa of! 1.
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24,877 acres. The reports of ,the rwti !� .
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toes are excellent, and mahgolds &ndi 1
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carrots are fairly good. Turni�s rnade�f '
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v ry beneficial. The area in pojtatoes'I .
is 168,862 acres; in inangol , . !
acres; in tcarrots, 10,980 g ds,.18,3t11 1-
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.MR. EDITOri,-I Went on board the' ..' i
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2istJun1e,l884,andbsdaloVely.s , P I !
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tl�e lake� calliDg at 10 c r 12 ports on out 1 11
wiaIY UP,,deliveriDg supplies for the rail", ,� ��
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o'llock a. in. the'24tb. Laid o thema �
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uttil 2 p.m., when I to k* th,e train for � i � '
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a �' ` ai 11 o'clock a. in., and had bf-eak. I
f Et and dinner both to etber,and % very 11
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0out 4 p.m. 'It is a W)Bt desolate and .,
b�rren looking Country IL11 the way froni. �
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POrt Arthur to Winnipeg, a distance () 11
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atut 430 miles. If th 3 railroad cow� ;I
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ny get any traffic for their roaa they ,,,,
;vifl have to find a mar4et for rocks an4 .1,
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siiiall spruce trees. Jn-fle:26th,-A wet '11
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m1orniDg. J48. Scott, ]ex. Kerr ana I 1
'had a -walk through thd city in the fore. '11
noon. Mr. Luxton, of t eFreePressjor* :-
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mierly of Seaforth, drove me all ov,erthe 1,
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At�0111 g's � Point. St. BO Difa,ce, 10donaut
and 13� showed' bbe publia build� �."". -
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� logs, - colleges, . school and ch-urche& ,
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some ve expensive ones this -s=tfter, i
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aiid put ing in agreat many ea ensive :
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so , wers, and M r. Luxton told e th%t
they are going to lay o it about $80,000 1
04 ceda� pavement ana they certainly �
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need it, I as it is almost impo,r sible to '',
drive aldng Main street when jt�rainoo .:�
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in Winnipeg a's the city debt 'is aboat :
two and. a half million dollars.� I mot F:
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w.1 ome forty different pets -ons in �
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Winnipeg that I knew . ) June, I
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28th, -A dull wet morning aild it ii, I
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the mud isso slippery. Mr. tioasaall I
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Nelson was away1rona home but, I I I
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and ask d them if they kept ic , wheti ,
they to i� me to come and loo at th8 �
well. I . n quite solid to Vntli- �
in about 6 or 8 feet of the top, ju at roOM !,
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keep a few cows but do': hot c 1111tivato �
much grDund, but the land is al fenoea ",
in. I saw here a nice herd of i� out 20 , �
or 30 tame buffaloes. It seems to1a I 0 .
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that theifoul weeds are going to get�thO .-
better of! the fartaers about hert if theY
do not ,R�ltivate their lan(f bettAt. i June I
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went to St. Andrews church fiieirD4 ,
andevehing. There was a predy,lurgo -,�;
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Mr. Pitblado preached two ver � .
lent Sermons. June 3(0)tb,—I le , fbr t116- ' :
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about 2 P.m. The train stoppe4 sbollt� i
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half an bour when I went to G:ri$W1D1d1 ,
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a small 'Place with a box car for it S* '
tion, tw� small Stores, -a post office sua :*,,
blacksmiRhs.hop and a kind of a t;%V18rl1 I
kept by � Mr. or Mrs. Speirs. .1 askea I
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if I P,Oud haveSome tea. The Wolnflu I
of the h ae told me I could have $ORO `;..
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1�ad to wait patiently until the 0$ b6li I
rang, when I and two or three OthaO . _
started to go in. She told us t4st WO
not for -4s as she had her own fa�11000
feed first. I started to leave w1*1 8110
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