The Huron Expositor, 1884-08-29, Page 8I
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JUST THE NG FOR
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A Budge, H. Gray, W. Milne. Grade
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B: -F. A. Holmes J. Simpson, G.
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L-va�icbes and Picn'
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Anderson, J. Bowering, G. KeKinley,
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L. W. Diehl. A. Griggory, S.
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I 9 Turkey, Chicken,
Ca 41ned Boileles
E. Gregc)ry, j. McCallom. - God -
erich - Intermediate - X. Robertson,
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Duck, �Pi�lg'a Feet, SiVusage Atleat, Corned Deel,
T ,,aes, Salmon, Lobs: er, Mackerel, Fin.
LuucliTons
R. J. Acheson, - A. Grailaam, K.
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nen .14ddie &nd Sp.rdines; also In Crosm &'
A. 'I Monteith,
Collins, A. Coughlin, M. ;
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33lM-,tMl'9 Potted- MeRtS, ("Mme, Ham and Chiok-
q, Yarmouth Bloater and
ev, 84raabnrg Meat,
J., Stalker, J. Rateli ff. Third Class-
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Anchovey Paste� Canned Fruits and Ve&dtablee
ot eyet,*, variety, PiAles, &c.
T. Allan, R. Sea�born, E. Acheson,
Smith, J. Wilson, M. Cameron, E. J.
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Do -alt forget that Thorne sells the best values
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in TeA and Sugar in the county. I
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MoNsTri,it ExCuRsimz.-The Annual
Monster Grand T�runk Railway Excursion, to
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Buffalo and the Falls, takes place Thursday Sept.
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41h, Tr,,,inle.,,,ve8,9,,,,Io,rtl,,itl:41,,*m* Ticket,
good for two days only, $1.75. This trip giveR a
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chance to see the great
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SiOits at the Falls and Buffalo. � Crowft are
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going ell Along theline. Don't iniss. it. 873X1
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DISTRICT MA,TTERS.
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SERVANT GiiL WANTED.-Wanted,
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immediately, to do general housework- in small
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LtAvi, E. Dannie
.w Towzi.-Mr. T. 1
famiiy. Apply at MRs. AULT'S, Goderi6h Street.
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who for some time has been asSOciaited
Tiar, BiG MILL§, Seaforth will begin
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with his brother in the hotel business,
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ibuying (grain on Mark-ot, on Monday, Beptember
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-eB to Avr,. where he has leased the
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2.11 thlis, place for a number of years and
we 040 recommend him to the people of
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RME MATCHES. -Messrs. Chas. Wil-
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Ayr �s a good citizen, and one who
son J. G. Wilson
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knawB how to run a, good house, Mr.
Wilson, and E. C. Coleman axe
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R. R.� Dennie, continues to run the Don-
Ontario Rifle Association
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nie house in its usual first-class style.
matches at Toronto, and as soon as
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these are ovor purpose attending the
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Tim-Esumu.-The 11 old veteran 11
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Dominion Rifle Association matches at
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M - Murray, ar., of Harpurhey, is bound
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that 'he will take no back seat as a
matches Sergeant Coleman took a prize
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thresher, and took a- little spurt on
of $4. In'the Gilmour match, Staff -Ser-
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Monday, just to show the young thresh-
geant Wilson.took a $5 prize,' and Ser-
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era that he is still to the fore. *At Rox-
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geant Coleman one of 84.; In the
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Walker match, competed on Wednes-
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-am , esola, he threshed 300
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day, Lieutenant J. A. Wilson took a
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bushels of wheat, 300 of barl6y, and 600
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prize of $4. - I I
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of Oats in �J hours. This is exceptionally
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good vvork, and Mr. Murray would like
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to hog�r from a,ny one who can beat it.
John Dors6y had a narrow escape from
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befug burned on Wednesday afternoon.
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One o! his little boys had been amusing
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the, f llowing and asks some of those
himself by lighting a bonfire alongside a
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well �p in fi- res to solve, the problem:
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lattice fence, which is attached to the
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for 5�,90 A gets 75 cents per rod and
fence to the hotise, and the flames were
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rapidly ascending the corner of the
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the ftt,ce (100 rods) will each man have
house when discovered. If the fire had
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to rn�ke so that each gets anteven Share
a few'minutes' longer start it would have
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of tho� moiaay� It does not take a lot of
been almost impossible tQ extinguish it,
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')ag out to get the correct answer
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would burn like tinder. - The men am.
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ployed in the shop soon exting ished the
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Rr,10F,wLD, His GLAix.-Mr. E., A.Nott,
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ibrms,Ky of Seaforth, has written to the
DEATH OF MR. FoSTER.-Many of our
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readers will learn with regret of the
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pleaa4re in extending to Court Sher-
death of ,M,r.Thos.Foster,formerly of this
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w.00d',�Forest, No. G065, of the Ancient -
town., which event took. place � in' Strat-
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Orderlf of Forestera, Seaforth, his kindest
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.Ord , on Neduesday. Mr. Poster has
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thanl�p for their prompt payment of the
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although his death was expected it came
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expr �sea the hope that the Court may
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from here -to Detroit sometime ago, but
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ever trosper and increase in. in6mber-
-day in Gana-!
wisbiug to spend his last a
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ObR CRICY..ETr.:Rs DEFL17ED.- The
weeks ago. The cause of death was a
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tumor in the stomach. He was 58 years
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Seaf0th cricketers went. to Bayfleld on
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of age. -His remains were interred in
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Satur'day last. to play a friendly match
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Avondale cemetery, Stratford, yester-
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day. The family will have ii Emy sym.
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quishing-
Z� all - cotirpetitors. bat on this
pathizars in Seaforth.
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Hanlan, they were doomed to
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Bo -Y. from Calumet,
disap�ointmelat,
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the score standing 92
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1 Houghton County, Michigan, of the ac -
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to 72.4n favor of Bayfield. As it is the
first time this season that our cricketers
_ cidental shooting of John Bowdon,
have tiandled 'the bat their defaat� is
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second son of Mr, John Bowden, for- 1
merly a hotel keeper in this town. The,
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,matc4 will be played in Seaforth short-
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9 bh instant, about 8 o'clock, an died 14
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vincib as reaMn their lost colors. �
about - four hours afterwards. He was,
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W. ' I on, of the St. Alarys Bicycle
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etrating the skull about am inch above
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Club, � ocle from St. Marys to, Goderich
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inches from where it entered, Joh'n'ny
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was rather a lively boy, and. his untime'
hoars�ridiml time 14 hours and 10
ly!Bnd will cast a sad gloom over the,
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Total I for the day, laO miles', (eyalome-
LECTURE. -On Sunday mornin"y'nox6i .
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ter reostering 132�.) Total riding. time
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at the usual hout, viz., 10.30 a. na., w
lecture 'will be delivered in St. J�ames-]!
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0apt84", n of the St. Marys Bicycle Club,
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Roman Catholic church in this Aown,�
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by Rev. Father of
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President of the Catholic Kutual'Bene-
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siderable platform experience, the!
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114 miles in one day last year, which
subject he has chosen for hiB address is�r
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was considered good travelling. Al -
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of his abilities, and to which he will,
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recorl "' far dis-ta.ricel, the time is slow,
undoubtedly do justice. No admissio
is charaed to the lecture, the usual col
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but wpl suppose that, taking the roads as
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onefidds them, it is not bad travelling,
Father Molphy will also preach in the
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emd shows what can be acco shed
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on abicycle. Some of the town riders
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Should teat their limb power, and- see if
doubt but that large congregations wil.
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TH.u, FoRESTrms' JUBILEE. -The For.
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turned out a grand success, there beinf
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very little is- being done on the mairket
nearly five thousabol members of thl
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order in the procession, with fifteer
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been brought in and disposed of at prices
strong bands, while a large- number o :
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Lodge No. 6065,Sea-forth, was represent.
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been 'sold on the market at 48 cents,
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Mr. L. Thorne,Chief R&nger,: in charge
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and the Seaforth band, 14 strong, undei
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tainly,rule low, and the farmers who
the leadership of Mr. James Scott. A
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Sell as soon as they ca.n thresh and haul
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deputation of Foresters got on boaxo�
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their;
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the train at Mitchell, and when it ar,
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best raturns, because they
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willnot;
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the brethren of that place. � They form
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It is not anticipatea that much
ed in proceBsion there, a Juv�.,,nilo Cour
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will be shipped from here this
being among the number, and marched
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up town. The four courts presenting V
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ghipla�ents
will take the shape of flour.
admired by the people of, that. place,
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On their arrival in London
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Ogilvie mill will soon be oomplet-
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running under the Hun.
express �themsoglves as well pleased witl
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roller process.. as it will then be,
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Complaint IS -ade that the Gran -
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Trunk Railway did not attempt to mak
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provision, for their comfortable, returl
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home, the cars being i3o crowded froir
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is a lik of those who have passed their
Landon to .Stratford that numbers i of
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examinations in addition to those pre-
ladies and children' were compelled!
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Stand the entire distance, not,vvi
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certigoates in this county: - Sedforth.-
Standing that the company were' re-
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McLean, W. Govenlock, J. Me-
dation before the train left London
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Fadzsmu, H. Murray,, D. Deveraux,
and could have done so hid they beei'l
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P. McDougall., Third Glass -M. Smith,
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desirous, but they refused. I
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B. B-�Lrr, B. Dodds, J. Hogg, J. Forest,
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SAD AND SUDDE-N DEATII.-On Wed.
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nesday afternoon, about half past
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pained to hear of the death - of Mi.
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Clinton- Intermediate- W. J'. Johns
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B� B� Maxwell, B. Scott,�,. M. Spra ue,
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1 far as the Egmondvi
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; at the mill. he converBed inj
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COOP r, J. A. Croll, G. Hart, S. Taylor
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business there he into
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X, AT40RArY1,B1- Blorrison1W.,&,
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11 i t91 1 tore he was noticed to i rave r �Rs no driving' on thein -no business I lot adver- ten i I
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and ii, iii 1 ou t of the bq'' Y. . - pd, that � be! is� so well able to la
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ried � la, io � Ar. Jacks 'o and 4 c octo r was an inveterate jokcr, we would, were Sol and net�ed fair prides. This gratulat� . I
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� teleg a] hel for, but ore- the dootcr ai- � : 1. � .
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� rived tie ivital, spark bad fled, H 3 ng Sue i a base n8in, iation. -Far-, is not depreciating invalue in 0 village, lailguagos, �
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! -pastek away without a; struggl& an iners who a ,e plowing, find it very bard' and that the place is destine . rto grow whiell iS possessed t,u� by few. He has of
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within. -, uttering a word,p� few Mo ,ants �Nork, owing, to the land bc inA so .dry. I and enlai ge its borders, and it.. tb .0 - only been on
�- l' .ra time, but gives ev d0ce that. he iB a bt
after being taken, into the house. Jt is Rev. W. Ci M"ig, of - �C.lintor 6, will �preach 1 nection a t ink the Messrs. Patty a young man of more i,tbian, ordinary abi- tr
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supp 8 d that apopWxy- was the P us in ,St. Thomas church, Seafor�h, on I entitled to no small deggroge of credit, for .. - #a�l be long spared in
,is a � the interest and eDterpriBe they have lity We hope he I
of bi, death. . He -b d always b a L Sunday, Se tember 14. Ir. CrN`Ig ' always s .own in the village.-4The Rev. to-OccupY the Sacred desk s6ud that he w,'
stror g rot ust man, and, E epl: r fluent and easy speak6r, and Will be � I
I was so jr ! I the Master's fo
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ever � 3idk, until abou, a w0ek ago, Whe 1 1 listened to w1lith pleasure ina profit.- � Mr. Hen braon, of Foretit, preached in may do i good servic in
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he took ou Idenly ill, ntl Y Miss Bella Day, who has aee4 visiting � St. Faullo churcho, on SabbaW last.- . � r .
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. as Miss Alice ennedy for so ne time, has: Miss G. ' icholls, is the guest bf:Mrp., D. . t I �. if
r(3001 exed to attend to ,his duti Is . * I
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Ile was exce3dingly stron e,W Jersey.— U-rquha . �
usua . �; � an, i r�turnod to her home in . I I . � ;
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activ 3for a man of lis years, beipg'72 Mr. cLaren, who has been " � C 0, I
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year� of age. He had been a re�ident Sent from' town for about a..'couple of � � ,ppen. on Frid�y, August 2 2nc �
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of Si a ori h for abc ut ' sixteen . onths, haf i returned, and is again an- � The Boundary Award- is set tled, and all presett. The Reeve in the chair, at
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Whoal he first came ;o town he r the gaged buyiu g grain on th 3 market for so is the faA that. Mr. Weismiller k e a a most Moved 4 Mr. Rarini , e
hote - a railway now occupiEa by the oat m6a I mill. John i E; a good fel- � excellent stocif, ,comprising everyt 1 g u8tially Surerus , hat lots 3 to 14 inctusive, on
ab th found in a general store. Do not b&- prejudiced, � , I
the 6th: concession, a�d lots 3� to 15 iti- ti.,
Mr. :Rennedy, and a more olligitlo, low and we are glad to ee his genial � but give h -a call and inspect hi.41 ds and T .
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land Ord Non a lard to #iio� 11. C'f o'buntenan on our s reeto once more. prices and ` convinced. He will b 9 ased to clusive,:idn the 7th c oticession,� be form- nc
1. e&l shc ds at all times. � I ad into one i
late"re s he has been engaged r�inc - -Mr. Tho ipHon is baving his Qat in �0 9� road dhisj'on, aridl that the al
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4 . BELVS1 MILLS. -The propr etor' of statute labor for 188 in said d�ivision be
pa'lly in dealing in �: horses, and there mill put in shape for the Feason's oper-, ; I .
- P ills b gs to in- I I ' n of Mr.
are few w ic, understood the qui AiE s ations.He is having the wal Is whitewash- � these well known and popular mills, b performed under th 79upervisibl
' � form the public that lie now has, efe -ything in John Spackman. i Moved by Mr.
of a:, borsi , better than he. He, wa s -4314 and the Nhole mill thoroughly reno- � first class N iorking order, and is prepdu d to. turn � � .
ma -Med twice, his Second wife still v,ated. ItwillberunningfullblaBtinai out an article of fad3ily flour which 'con not be SureruB,pocoladed by Mr.- Rannie, that
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sury 112g aim. He leaves five chi Ldr6 i few ays.W notice by an Old Country , excelled by avy roller mill in the �ounty. ,, He ,the resigiLtion of M . . Fried, a town.
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by la 3 rs wife, al of whom are t rawla papa that Mr. James Kerr teid, ai also thaRks his many patrons for their favors in ship engiineer, be ac epted. Moved by
I the past and respectfully solicits their patronage ' ns,
up. - r. oughton was a kind, f anal - brot er of our townsme n, Mr.� W. 0. in the futu o,wliile he assures them that they can Mr. Me - 'wen, secon . a 1 by Mr -� Surer
A has 0.ken first . ex-pectahe%lthierand stronger ,rade than an that Mri. W. Charte s be and is hereby
ous � a A d and obliging gentiq�man, . Rei , claE E; . bon - ra in 9 y . . I
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and, If sn den demise has cast a I 01 I Applied M3cbanics and 13team, and, . engineer I
� � '10 . I own wheat ground, which is more than is done
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over. hq town. a 93 loved all -rd- second class honors in machinig con by :-roller nills. Choice grades of flour, bran, ship of ,ay, in ace .ance with the re
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his ,0113alutance, and the berhavel land, thereby gaining a pi.ize of $750.- wilt be delr0ered anywhere in Kippen and Hens 1. Coursest .
Gri4ing'and chopping of all kinds done while be pasedd confirmilai ,said appointment.
ones nave the heartfelt sympathy f the W Bay, a anada SouthEra con uctor, I . ) .
. . the'party is waiting for it. Those who have � not a.
entir j com in u�tity in ItheirBad affli tion. an'd Son of the late' A. Bay, - �yl Bur- tried us will find it to their advantage to do so Moved �by Mr. B ,rock, seconded by
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' , I of heart diiesse �t St. � iiiiinediate' . JoHN McN'1F,viN. 872.2 1 Mr. MoE wen, that a rate of tWo mills
The IrEMaing Will ogb� interred ir the. Veyor, diec I
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Maitland Bank c , etery to -mc Owl Thomas or. Tuesday. - - His r�mains, ACCIDENT. -As Mr. Thomas;�Dinsdale on the dpllar be levied on all 1� the rate-
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Satu day, at 10 o'clo a. in. were interrEd at Clinton-. I wa)3 moling his Steam threF-her along able property in the township' to raise
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Lo,,A BIIEFS.-T'�'enty-eight ti I , � McKillop. i- � they were obliged to cross a small bridge, poses; �hat a rate of � one and a half
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were so d at the � eaforth statio 0:1 � SCOTT Act PicNic.-Tho 3e in N pitELLti'ng the mills -013! �,he dollar be levied to raise
. . 4vor of: which gave wky, 'preci he Build I -for township pur-
Frid y m)rniDg la . t to parties oin l the $cott Aet are going to have a picnic steamer to the ground below. The t 02,763
.1 ' at a rate �f ten and � a half
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to th GribaBby cam meetin�, ai d 2 1 for a harvest home,on lot '13, concession steamer Sustained conside*le 'dam- POSGS; ti '
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': - 7'� McKillop, on tbo-19th o September. � a . - with Mr. Dinsdale's !,usual ac- cents 014 the dollar be., levied on � certaiia
i 'station. Miss Lizzie� M . tig .t t I
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,at C it tot. I ,� but ain in -good running order. lands o concession W to raise the sum
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!Kay, of t1lis town, has gone to �� tak 3 Music, swings, games, &o.,will- be pro. '. Y, I �S ag . , ng the Zurich
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!char A a school .i Platsville. I Thi 3 vided for niuSement, an I . prominent - The tow0ship will, doubtless,'be called of $22 ', I for liquio�ati ; �
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! spea discuss I upon to f ot the bill. , drain do�ogntures;
� 1, b t,as-�he is at, very kers, ar( expected, who will. .
i is he f Lrst schbo I i levi
; youl both sides. Look to advTrtisement of � W ii6's'THE REPORTER ?-The question be ealand raised �or. school ",,purposes,
cleve , I 8 are r6 uired by �lae trustees of the
I j oui g lady we� have no doul �t but . q
: ihe i ill -make -as success.Jul 11 programme ne4t week. , I - ; of vital inaportatice and one Which con- a
:that t, � f ,!the township, and
-1 I � cerns both old and young in this vicinity several actions O I .0
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teac.. ar as she 'was a student-. I Mr.- . I � is, 11 WhYs the reporter?" i Now, al- thal b 2laws be vassed ac 6ordingly.
Jam 3 itolieBon, of 1.1o,xboro, McBRIlor, ., Ijondesborc . I ! ' `
. . 11 � though it may be good at timogsito satis. The fol � 'a co�uts - were passed,
I co plated 1 1 al I CREAArERY BUTTER. -The Londesboro' ' ing c .
I havil ; his. barvestin ' . I . I i
, g co, I - id L�a�eron, Mber foir culverts,
' fy people'4. curiosity, we paighp perhaps G u I
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i atiorl ihas taken a li'liday trip to Min - - days' make of but ' :. � nom
I . . I c eamery has sold 37 1 be able to give the deBird.d iniformation, � .88; 1 eyl, making ditch 65 ;
Inesoti), io visit his gugest brothe f,who ter, from June 26th to August- 2ndj but 11 we Jon't, like to." � I culvert and fur. W
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18 M On "cessful'businbss man- of - that 14,256 poun s, at 20 cents per pound. � . ' '.
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State,--Tl�e High iadd Public sc ool3 , - . � � i4ties on non-resident lot, 63
i home from Lucknow on Monday last, ting th� , ..
open:13 Afforiday next. Relief fc th I East Wawm s - ! , !
troub [a hers is at harid.-Th( fir ! � after spa ding a pleasant time with her The COI� oil adjo.uriied to meet on Fri-
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S I BiBIEFS. -' Forest fires are doi friends.. i Mr. Edgar, we are glad to say, - I .
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__ . issolved. ' Mr. Walter' ad3 s�me instsuces threaten to destroy after an labselace of several � onthS.- I I
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has beell ( I standing grain, Farmers Should be I Miss C Opbell, of Lu-cknow,]- ho has 1 P
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will Onti a the phc� tographic bu ines 3 '! W � I
I careful, about putting out fires, in suoh a been visilting here, left for i -home on . � I
in th 3 old: 3tand whe�e he has lon. 0!1 - � i MR.. L*DITOR,-DEA.R SIR, -1 accident-
. . d' on. --;---Misg Agnes Cameron, of Saturday'� last. I
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joyed a I&rge I patro4age, being w3a of Ca I pbell � � ally got, your paper of -the lot of this
� Toronto, is visitinc, at Mr.- . i I.- ba. which I n tice a short article
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the b st artistslin tho Province. They Hannah'B. Miss Jenny Ried I ft for ! I i
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are b)th good cititelab and enterp�Tiain written �y W. B. Hutton, of iDgham.
Toronto re utly. Miss Fied formerly I � �
busin3ss men and wL hope'succes� will , - . BRiErsi--Mr. S. Caldwell and wife Now as,�o its correctness I have nothing
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� Im.- resided in 6ronto.-Miss Sarah Dun- I have ret,4rned froirl visitiDgIriends in to say ftirther than What he s%ys about
still continue to atteiLd both of th(; i B e, I ' . . .
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t6a6h in No 11 during 1885, at a� Salary; ; -- I �
week, sold to the Meors. Case 22 �bead I I ;, in Ontario. -Mrs. Carpender,:of Miolai- says that this matte� about na� conduct
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�of fa steers, at $74� per bogaa. ', I . � gan, is a present on a visit t6 her bro- before the case was! opened .tin Blyth.
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, amoi nts to a good . l6nap of morpy.-- I � � - -1. I I . I ther, -Mr. P. B. Wallace. -The ew 117011 All thatJ have to 84y as to this is that
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Mrs. S. Diakson i . I I bridge across the Maitland ap -roaches there w6l�e Several of the Blyt�h magis-
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Fri I y laE t, having i Spent a co a Cf I FARM SOLD.-Mr.C.W.Sinith, of lot 5, �� completion ; it is expected to bil opened trates 1��esent -when this discussion
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week ve ry pleaBantli rusticating a on g ,� lacession 6,1 has sold his f a -in of 50 acres ii for traffi �, in a week. -Bush: Ores are took plad,& and they fully con' urred in
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the i OusandIs . lanU-Rev - and crop to Mr. Jaraes Je.-ratt, � . or the 1! r&glDg in several places in the �neighbor. what I s�id and- di4, which T, think- is
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of Brintford, will Imiach -in the Pj�Bby- Bfim of �4-3,10. The farm has a I frame �' hood, ani I some valuable timber de6. - p7.i721a ficia evid a that I'did what
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Sal)'bath next, 0 thl) h . 0 was righ . As toano�
teriat "church on ouse and other outb-u;ldingg. Mr. �� troyed.- Four horses,owned re: pect,ively thip squabble between
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uBuai li�ur3.-Mr. Cl*rles W-.Isoljij and Smith intends to move. , o ,Lambeth, ' by MeBss.YouDg;McKenzie,� Knight', Mr. Sco t and Mi . .. Hutto� I have
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Mrs. Alex nder Wilson, sr., ret-irned near Londo , where he has'purchased a ' and.'the Rev. Mr. Hilliard, got out of nothing � to Bay, but hope When Mr. -
I small house and lot. I I . 1: � the field n which - Hutton �gain allude3 to me he would ,-
home' fl. -OM Manitoba on. Monday. ,!rhey . I . ,they were pasturing
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wom aoco panied I- Mr. and 'Mrs. 1 MARri, H RT. -A few , i
'In . nights! since ' on Satur4ay last, and SO far 'have not not draw -so, as was arranged i with me
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Bleaidell, of Winnipeg. - Mr. �obll some of the- neighbors' horses g6t into'�: been laeakd of. I - at the time of the Maine's, inquest. I
, the field of �ir. 0. W. Smi h, concessionl, i � @-- � I
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McNAb has sold his idlick mule to th3 I � 1.1 ; : distinctl'� sav that Mr. Sco�
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Ham�,lton R011iDgMill.(lompany. -She 6� and starto�d kicking his orses,' a fine. - Brussels. ! ! other paitty n -ever mentioned this matter
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was shipped on Mon1lay. -Mr. WE111wic, �are recei ing a very severe flesh PARTIE 3 wiShing to obtain money � at to me at the above Or any other time,
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a stu:o a t, takias the 1 work of Rev. Mi. wound, which required to be sewed up I low interest on mortbragre, will do well to cali on until so�ie days afte ibis inqlle t,when
Broliy'duririg th latleman's abseneg by a veterinary. - I . it F. S. Scott, as lie is offering any amoi�.nt of money Mr. Scot came to my office *d stated
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012 a ficliday trip, and preached f& the . � in his case! nd asked nme to take.1his infor-
, . i property. -Will alwAys be found at home Satur- -
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first..� Cm 111day last. � Hig I � mat hich I d d ii a tb�p gave a
I .0 I I 11 Wroxeter.1 : day aftern6ons. 869-8 i", a
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Berm nEi were na�ich though � c f ' t, Rmrovl�'D.-Adam Good & 6 ch : narrant. This is al I' that I
OBITUARY. 7-Tbe body of bhe late Jane I
by' gr.. gEdions pres( i removed fr4m. Grabain's Block, to thd now shop hD ow of he case unt it it came to Blyth
ie large con Int` dibBon, wl o died in Win i ' on:, . I
uld remind - our readers (if -the . DIP09, in the Van tone b'ock� They now 6ocupy two to be tr ed. He al q .says Fpmething
I . Thursday, August 21st, was interred in:. .
tile in Cardno's � hall this evening . shops. - I . 863.4'.SOMUC )nhisimagil
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lectu I the Presby;erian c6metery here, onl� BRUSSELS SCHOOL. - Our, School tia,tion ; ��utI stick
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(Frid),y), )y Mrs.�...D. Prendepgam, Tuesday - la3t, at 10 WOO k, bei'�g fol I 4 teachers �aye got to work agaiii. Miss tofacts riddonotst2t6whatIlknowand
The proce(ds of the lecture go tolvards . . !3 I ; can proV,,( are no- t facts. Hopin� you Will
, 16 wed to th grave by a lai ge Lumber of 1 Adatqs, f �om Ingersoll, takiDg,: the room .
t3 � insert tiis correction in your �next and
the lunds of the lVomen's Christian q i
friends and acquaintances of the 4 D
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Temperance Union. I Everybody s houl. I , oblige �! P. .1KELLY.
. I � Miss Gibson, wh was f rmer-'� had to sto ccount of ill health. I I :
go an 'how their ap reciation of A goo I I ; p on.a : Westbo�tne, Manitoba, A guat 14th,', 1884. 1
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d T i 1§ a reBid nt 'of this P1 .ce, ha been ' --�
Cause � �e first d nee of the sbaso a livi g . . . I PAS SEV. - George Thomson and �� -- .
.- ' . il : in 1 innipeg for the last t ' ishop, of our schooli � attended I I . i
11 I I 11 �' Charles t Ijail�e ng Ho5rses.
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WaST.el Campbell's hall last I �ida y volars, previous to her deat and !it was � . ness
I : the ls�;te t� achers'ex, amination and pass- E.A. range,in the College k pa
nigh . T1 a night - w as nice and , .19 ; culum,
I Cocl ;!WiDg to heIi often express d desi a that ; �
and [Iog y(ung people enjoyed tbej� bop . ad creditably. The first onl� applied writing f lameness ifilhorses, mys:
i a a might b,e buried- at he old hope in
inamimsely. Several couples from Mit- for a thilid and passed, the other wrote it In Me diseases the animal Comes
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Vroxeter, that the body was brought - for bpth I a B and second, a�ad passed , Out of t 'a stable is nd, or � rly so,
chelliattended. .We understand 'it �B ient by h :)l , der b' ;
the i tention of the qommittee to I "ive I both,;they being only 17 Y"gats Of age- but afte being drivenifor a mile or two,
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grand " Hhrvest hoi4e ball " shor;lyi- I . .
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Duno�an ii, very ill with eryBipelA& and The bereaved family in Winnipeg have i paBseld WI!ith 520 out of a possible 560, other h4 ad anim- als �vill be brought out
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hope con to hear of her recovOy.- . . 11 - : and c.-0 of tha Omble stiff and Sore, but after
I ill their afflibtibil. The .
I . .eceased was had he h'Ad the pluck to try, as he i8l beirg dr'ven for a, in 16 will begin to get
Miss " Mouro, sistarl of Mr. Ma"colla 2:5 years of 1'.ge.
Monro, is also very lill.-Dr. Ciahiman, � . the best�, of the two, but he is quite' better, d eventu aly. drive d � ut of the
. . ,I BAKERY. -,A new baker�'.has been sati.4edj and well might be for a boy of lawenes.',
of th Is place, h as pu�chased 12 �cfies (if, started by Messrs. Hophim &,Esrngey,. a I but if Bdch an animal be
land a short distan6b below St. Olai--, I - .his go. , He is a,18o highly pleased that rasted fi$� an hour Or so the i lameness
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Michigan, for the I urpoBe of . pi U2 (�lias John I A.), of Gorrif. Yhey have his comr�de passed for a second, as hq -will ret#n,to,disappbar again., however,
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. �pened out �n the shop rooently open- now! knows that he can easily do thoi on progr A
dbwii a sa t well and entering ini t a Pied by Me,. Thomas. . "'a 'wish t1iiem Sam 2. ' 'f he above speaks volumes for ogs8ing. We 'find by observation
man�factureof Balt. He has al-eady � ; I .� d that tbo first class, t�ose that'get lamer
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let the .'i contract 'for boring. -Mr. � � , our school and teachers, as i1t does as as they 1 1 are ofte ' affected -With dis- *4
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Jaltift Stigmart, of lennailler, th( well good work as any of the Hi&, Schools. ease of :bindix,ig ligaments oll muscles,
kno , gar ener, who was in to rn on B:ullett �i
- . i 1?1! BREEFE.-Nine companies have enter- sprains 1;of various !descriptions, while.
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TueS ay wit a quantity of tom Ltoe , . . r3day, the �2-18t ed for tha hose reel race on Caledonian the seco�d class, those that diiive out of
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state - Day, an several more are'expected. their lai�eness,are generally c�,
smaller tban usual owing to the d outli. an exhibition of.his.Max ell low (!own All are looking to one of the ,biggest eases of I joints, and 1 often d fficult to .
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quantities.-TH-E EXPOSITOR has.beEn in last week's EXPOSITOR, $n a good ma. being the biggest array -ever t6gether in aminin a case of lameness is to deter- .
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Luchnow Caledonian games, -qhich -Eay siont its good qualitiles is correct.' Shine, w, te committed to gaol [last Mon- al in
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take plao '.on�.the Wth of Septre bar. r. Hawthorn gave me 14 fair test, the! day, for )eing insarte and dangerous to first Bif t might F3 ppose; indeed ani- _
These g , s '1�ave always beer very (ats-he outbeing on the green sido, and! beat lar,,e. She was taken there by mals b i
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A c resp:dndent uno� k date -of tla 21 3t Clong about as easily as 1± y own do with as she le 3,ves a family of 'four small eases in bue log, when the opposite one
inst. Bradley reaper, tho igh.this Max- children -Division. Court last WedneS- was the ' ain, when a horse
s as follo N 7s --Mr. Arc, �ibal d m I oulp-rit.' A,
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Mal&lm, near Oah Lake, Mar toba,, �eyil binder goes around the field the day, Jud j,e Toms progBiding. T, he docket is I I it is
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has he common rec- Canadian 3over, right way, i a., it cuts to t a right hand Was not, rery large and was soon dispos- tro bted ftom a perso la� it will iappear as
- e as s jaich, no i . - I ej of, as several of the plaintiffs failed
Bow pri g, w' 1W;tli- �R the reap rs. If the:fie Ids were pro-, if lame lin the nigh hind leg, that quar-
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pArt of June, is . now out in full 1400m, �,easo I n, will be second to'none. I YoursL should a . �tend promptly, as they must reverseoll! and trotted towardsthe obser-
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twerty-sei . . . wait on he courti not the court on them. ver it wil�l at once b� � seen that the Jr.
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yiel' 303 b isbels per acre., Who I B81178 I � - Hensall. I Dashwood. the asce�t and descent of theJore quar- 18
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(t � I BRIEFS.- Harvesting in i Ly now�l be said FIREJ The fires are still raging ter, Bho*ing that a 1�0: rse sh � Id always By -
Mr. A-� W Measole 1, formerly o Se%. ' ' I I y farrerB have to be be irott6',d to and fr the obser'ver, as-
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cont , i . 38 ing at the ma belles of the Ound, of the rdt,perg hai died away continu�lly on the -watch lest t , I ,
at.of the thresher fills thb land. vouring !e'lement should deatroy their .
... O�tar o Ila ih I � formed;; and to det rmine which limb, - N
-Ri ' Ass,ciation in Toronto. Wo pre. -The Ball flouting, rnills,! which fences &*d buildings, and their treasures is at fmi�t observe w iiah leg the animal i
. suua�o hat his residence in the we �t US which t ey have worked'so hard for. drops the weight of Is body 111pon dur- 1
; 0;ar aave recendy been add Z to largely in i
I way Of new machineit, a d changed I a I � .;
notl Ed. his reputation as a r' 13 TiHiF, AILS. -One of the v ry import- ing prog r�ession ; thal i will be the healthy I
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tor,g4ideslortly.- rs. Joseph Atecoy, '" �or A. . e. 11T
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Musk a On..'Sat4day last. rs� ag� before terinary
. continued surgery was studied system ically in
-Jam *a on arrived ome from the .0 the fa ' �Ite
J I - iay , rmers may rest assured DRoud]aT.-OWiDg to the
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con t y ar ats on Tuesday. 11� Ilent gristing drought several of the f arud'ers to. the colleges, as it is now, nearly� all occult
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Moo an ad by his sister, Miss � lagE ie nd i good prices. -Mr. R. Winters, of West of this village have been compelled lamenel B in front v�,as supposed to be
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Jam le, on , not I I Mr- �. Jamieson " R13 thE ekf9!rth, Shipped a carl d f fi ' tti to draw their water for their stock a in the sl ioulder, and that in: the hind
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daily !papers annoinced.-Mr. 'r. 17. " this Station a few days ago. I 'distance of two or three mileB, and. leg prolloulaced to bb in the 4-ip. This
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yet i ec Drded, six da, rs and ten hdars. - .
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. a 8 .rp . 3. and J. Pptty, of this p ace, took place easily. . . extremi y of the leg� the mus6leB iu the al
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nigh t.4 -Mr. James Smith,of GiEtc", nod was well attended, mnsideong the ' SABBATH SF,RvicF,s.-The Rev. John Deighbo, ood of thephoulder �or hip, in- fii
droN a hrc ugh town on ,Tuesday, )11 I 4E ,
My time o year, and the thrbatene4 P. Haunch attended out ;Sabbith variabb' waste, so i it to be! wondered sa
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