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. . . . . . 1� . I . . THE, HURON EXPOSITOR, . - __ , - __
- � . . MOOSE! ity of constitu-
� I - � . . - 11 ,�(� - . un Some This is due to a pecullart .
I- . 4 . I M_ . d ment and Aerian minister of that village. The' little girl escape scathed. tion in which one person is affected by a
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! I and canals, of ill bred Iscrubs. The salesman Plain. soundness of American in 9 le to be four stoneswera laid by Mrs. W. H. twen � butter and certain agent. Physicians call this
, � VERTISEMENTS says : 11 Wharves, ra tively inquired ," What on earth shall make me believe Americans liab , berries, a large quantity of idiosyncrasy. As examples of this, let �
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- NEW AD . irwll" . I of Leech, of Goderich, Rev. Mr. Chown
- I constructed in view of the exigen- I . misled from a right understanding 4 -ward Leech and Mrs. Wallwin, In the remainder of the load were scattered me cite, eggs, shell -fish,- quinine, opilatee �
I when . we do with them I" human nature) it would be the exceed- E '
� [ W The ftguro* between the parenthesis after cies of commerce and not of politics, are . * warmth with which they are al- the evening a musical and literary en- all along the road. � and certain plants. Since the price of
I a" ilne denotes the page of the Paper on which ,ertainly means of extending, facillitiet, Ing honey is within the reach of all classes
will be found. C Ov_ THE Goderich .Signal remarks that ways pleased to frame their views of - tertainment Was given in the Presby- - I
the advertisement The trouble -is that the G The proceeds from the
Austin. (8) for trade. .. "Mr. P. Kelly, of, Blyth, is getting iray charicter." - terian church. HONEY. it should, upon the grounds of whole -
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Alma IAdies"college-Principal ernment, by adopting a policy of re- 11, South day's proceedings amounted to about someness and economy, displace the '
Alliction sale of Bees --It. Knechtel. (5) 1 inually taking away some strong medicine now. %-days from Cir0LONE--A cyclone� struck .
. South ]Ffuron-�M. Y. McLean. --(5) - striction, is cont Law- $300. (Written for Tax EXPOSITOR,) various grades of syrup which are annu.
,. l. -�teele Bros. Co. (8) WI L with the quondam political friends." As an in. Lawrence, &suburb of the city of -On Sunday 20th !not., Triomae H. I ally placed upon the market.
, . I New Fall Whe� I tt - 'th one hand what it gives ' Massachusetts, on Saturday forgi hard KINDS. '
, . . Binder Twin 4-0. c� Willson. (8) other. A wharf is built, a harbor deep- stance in point the Signal quotes the rencep number of Kinsman, eldest son of Mr. Ric To the general public honey is a much The honey industry is yet in its in� .
. I 1%, sidisted, but noon, destroying a great gh the infant is rapidly be.
t ]Boots and Sho $-Frank O'Neill. (8) .
L . Complete -Coad, Rannio & Young. (8) ened, 9, steamship line sub. ference made to Mr. Kelly at the d and a Kinsman,of Wingham,passed peacefully more inviting subject for close examina- fancy, althoa
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'.1L I Stock - J. H. Woodley. (8) the foreign goods which the subsidised re of July celebration at houses. Eight peoplevere kille &Way to his eternal rest after an illness ion than the base-bu,rners that gather coming a stirring youngster. What de-
�_ � Stanley's Book r- era --J. Stafford. (6) nt twolf th large number injured. , Sir of several months, at- the early. age of - t L velopments are in store for it, it will be
� Important to Fa in . Steamship brings to the harbor I I Huron's greatest , dis- -NEwFoUNDLAND PREMIER. it- The kinds of honey placed upon the
.1 Book -Keeper Wanted -Expositor office (8) by Government, are stopped at the Mo. Clinton, viz.: . THE He leaves a wife and infant CIO
ZZ � Girl Wanted -Expositor office. (8) . grace was in having had such a Coneer- William Whiteway, the Newfoundlan . Mrs.. Kine- market in this province are from ver, interesting for us to follow. It in grati-
.. . Farm for Sale -R. G. Ross. (5) . merlt they reach the Government wharf , 'Premier, who is at present in London, daughterto mourn his loss. he white and alsik ' e, and the basswood tree, fying to notice the encouragement the
Mrandrake Blood Bitters --I. V. Fear. (6) . - and the importer who imagined that he vative candidate as Pat Kelly," and a from Ontario Government has given this
. , rnment ,then proceeds : 11 It isn't any of our says there could hardly be a doubt that, man has the heartfelt symp, thy of t the greatest proportion being
, Lost-Hensall Post Office. (8) was co-operatilog With the Gove community in this her second trial, she -
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, . . -_ of extending Com- quarrel, but although we have differed looking -at the matter from a purely in&- clover. It. begins to yield about the favorite pursuit. The material pro8-
I - udable work er eldest child about a
.. . . — in the Is with Mr. Kelly for over seventeen.yeara, terial standpoint, Newfoundland would having lost h . - middle of June and lasts till towards the perity, the peace and the contentment . I
_q merce * is not re arded, but heavily onth ago. end of July, rarely into August. The of the people of this province, depend
; "I W . and will in all probability continui6 to consult her own intereete if she joined in ay of last - week Ann, be- -
, �� . %11VOU tXpo�*t.or# fined. Railways are.subsidised, bi4t the - . -On Mond; upon theproper recognition and develop.
, , I . _� I I moment they begin to fulfil theirL work do so, we nevertheless believe the hat the United States. in 14th con- tame bee. cannot- reach the honey in the st
; � I lovedwifeof Luke Sperac , ,_ red clover on account of the shortness ment of their rural Mdu ries. Let our
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� — — of carrying goods into Canada, the ob. that covers his intelligence would make CRors IN.FRANcE REsIlROYED.-The
; . I Ium cession of Grey, passed away to her re- of her tongue. Some ingenious but. people consider the advantages of honey, I
. I I Aug. 1, 1890. structing �and of the customs officer is a complete extinguisher for the crani crops throughout except in the section ward, aged 49 years. The deceased was ukee Suggested two methods and especially t i he youths of our rural
.i I SEAFORTH, FRIDAY) . laid upon t of that covers the alleged brain of the fresh a daughter of the late John Sparlings . wicked Ya
.� 1, hem. The consequence east of the Rhone, have been destroyed
� � � g police court lawyer from Toronto- by incessant rains. Offici%1 reports to improve our bee in this respect, but districts the gathering in of the tons
� . . ' this p( - YOuni and was united in marriage- to her be- both which.are annually wasted for lack of
, )Iicy of restriction is that the rail unfortunately for lbee-keepers I �
i . I The McKinley Bill. ways are! employed at a ruinous expense If Sir John Macdonald were to assess from the great wheat section of La Blange ref t partner about 30 years ago. Mrs. .
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'I, � I, I iles eas the ability -of Kelly and young Holmes state that the crop is rotting. The : signally failed to evolve the bee. One gatherers, and to the province will ' be
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1. . 'perain had been troubled - for the past -at sums which �
i It Canadians have com- - in hauling goods thoueands of In 11) plan -adjusted conserved some of the va
'i � I - A good many I -and Sir John is quite an expert at Siz- ' -estimated at 500,000 francs. 1, : was to set a perforated tin.,
I I J . ,and west through Canada, the course - . heeky Toronto losses are - The three.or four months with dropsy and with set -screws, over a surface of honey are annually travelling south for the im- -11
�.. menced to cherish the hope that the 6 - Ing up m A CONSIDERABLE WASHOUT. _
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11 . � feather -weight would prove to be no- washout on the Colorado Central Rail- and gradually lengthen the distance be- portation of foreign s . ugars.
. I - ; McKinley Bill, in which they are so stopped. -If the Government would Id Ruron thought to be so near. She enjoyed -the the tin and honey. The other I BOX-Byx.
: � here in com n with the o way is the most disastrous that has oc- tween .
I . Pend less money on railways and allow w esteem of all who knew her. 11111111111111111
: - 11 e road was built. The was to graft thq time-dishon - -
� - "I deeply interested, and of, which we 11 - pioneer. Hoplmareis"'O head will have to curred since th _ - ored long �
I .. some time ago, will trade to find its natural channels, Can& During the thunder shower last) of a .
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f, . � ... heard so much - Pay swell even more than it has already Ion is" estimated at $250,000. The tongue of a woman to the tongue Grand*Bend.
; a I I e hope is based, dians would have fewer taxes to week, liglinting struck the eave-trough )r the
i me law. Th done, before Kelly's hat will fit him." rs a queen bee. Certain it is, one c
i never bego amount of track washed out cove A Vis .
. . and -more money to pay them. � I on Mr. W. E. Watt'a residence iToRls OpiNioff.-Before com.
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11 t � _! first, on the fact that the Bill has - . — ��_� , distance of twenty miles. The iron in Gorrie, The -electric fluid- pass- Ing here I used to wonder how the name
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. - I . -third of the total seats in brid at the forks of the creek hoks keels tongue. I -
I 11, �. ' ALMOST one , ge )ipe into thA cis- Grand Bend originated but it is a very
4 ,"' � .1 e. so long before the Washington What is the Matter with the 0 ed do*n the I he . -
V ... I . "I are. attacked in undle of wire it bas been so Basswood blossoms open about t .
i % I I because . . the Ontario Legislature like a b .9 tern splintering in i . to passage the wood appropriate one. The river Aux Sable
_ C Legislative Bodies? and second, N. P. tangled up. 25th of July, i�nd some years yield honey , northwesterly direction till
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! 11 1 Li I * LL of the strong stand recently taken by In order to Show that Britain is a the courts. Up to � Monday. night, KAN IHIEF CONVICTED. -Cath- .T bountifully. Clover - and basswood
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�. ,�",L . 1. I ___ - other prominent better market for Canadian farm pro protests had been filed aga erine Wood, a notorious Atlantic Steam- w feet of the cistern at the time and honey are light in color and of mild lake and then turns- away to the south -
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I � 11 I Politicianq against certain portions Of ducts than the United States, the To- returned. . were severely shocked but escaped west and flows 12 miles before entering .�
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i". �i -1 I e attacked to the 'number- of fifteen. Friday of stealing, a diamond ring the lake at Port Frank. The village is I
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�,, �, � the Bill and in - ronto Empire, a few . are longing to Mrs. Van Houton on bo .nothing more serious than a bad fright le, especially when in the comb.
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Is. -I I , Be hopes a table prepared by the' Canadian de - 40enerally speaking, it is scarce in On-
' . I . I We believe, however, that the -3 -s, the steamer Eturia. This woman has - iver flow -
I I . I again t the return of Liberal M. P. P Grand Bend. The part of the r
4 -4 , I The Yankee partment of Agriculture giving , - crossed the Atlantic twenty-five I
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, 7 , .. I . the 11 times, for seve i ral hours afterwards. tario. Spring honey'is gathered from ing north and that flowing south run
jT � are entirely illusory. but in Prince Edward county t' e peti .
. . , . I , $1,000 of t Ing -money, Jewelery and other
!,-..- 11 i I � �� grinds mighty slow, amounts of these products imported by tioners did not put up the 8 eal ar- -During the heavy thunder storm of illow, soft maple9 dandelion ;and fruit
t-, Thursday night of last week, Thos. w almost parallel for eight or ten miles, at
I i 1 i; ;, 'i . political mill usuall:� ark and strong
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_9 � q � ly sure. There the mother country during *the pas Huston's barn, on lot 4, concession 3, least, so I am told. The village at first
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,. ��Llll but it is pretty tolerab � . I Liberal seats attacked is thus reduced to Sentence deferred. flavored. It is seldom, if ever, pla
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�1 , j� " I �_ I"- , ( - is little doubt but this Bill will, in clue year and the percentages suppliad by ten. The members petitioned against — - township of Stephen, was Struck by .Pon the market, the bees rarely ga :ight.appears a very forsaken plate, con-
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;�L,�'-,U' 1-� X,-+�, ,f Norfolk, S. . Essex, N. The fall show of the Howick Branch timated at about $600, mostly covered Few school -boys have outlived th C
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� I undoubtedly, a well informed and. mos York, W. Renfrew, N. Agricultural Society will be held at by insuran due to the almost blithesome days without ot corps of them
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'. � � j-'.?, -, we do. On the strength of these figures ' I Fordwich on Saturday, October -3rd. superhuman efforts- of laying siege to the nest of the humble- - " -
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.1� 11� L . J_L:i�. fl reliable authority on such matters and . - Middlesex, W. Frontenat. -At the last meeting of the Clinton who had assembled, that an adjoining a school house, one hotel, two storeg, a
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. - J]11 .t ,`!. o has taken the deepest interest in our contemporary urges upon Canadians, Wentworth, S.
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. A �, ; wh - - .� Public Schoo4. oard, the salary of Mr. barn only about twelve feet distant was when out rolled the coveted prize! By blacksmith shop, tin shop, taillor shop
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��, - i0i .. 1 711i er questions affecting Can- the deeirabilit of cultivating the Brit Lough, Prin ipal of the school was saved. A barn on the farm of Mr. John and Cooper shop, and of course a poat
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Ir i z, in &-letter published a few days ago ish markets in order that we may sup- . raised from $750 to $800. Hawkshaw, about a milo south of Exe- office, kept in one of the stores, with
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.1� I . . 1. 9 ded at the same. time mail three times a week by ata e f ro m
It 11 - !� �,v � � -The Howick Council have deci ter, was also struck r of cats in the neighborhood. Cats I
; -, .. ,1i;414 -!i l' 1 . ly a larger proportion of US require" Prince Edward. Welland. . be ' g
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li F," , 11 � .1 i. i�i 41The xiety which seems to exist in ments, and -argues that because the 'Ontario, S. Kent, W. o grant the sum of ,$ ightly damaged but not set on kill field -mice ; the mice destroy humble
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"A 11 - � I Canade. with t Algo a, W. roviding Clifford and -Mr. JohnDancan, ,of St
;, I �9 I �. � 11. United States is a competitor with Can. re w, N. Kingston, P the r ,ad consists of nothing but sand,
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�t� i qi, �� Bill is manifested daily by the numerous ada in the Britieh markets, that there- Renf I home on Friday of last week from red clover blossoms. whio makes it, very tiresome walking, I
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1 , . , , 1 , -&,-�t I ing from the Dominion. It is impossible . fore the Uu ' Muskoka. estate of George Tate, concession 17, five Shropshire Sheep, from the very lage v nd shore is called, is at present
z- i, � pf�.� .1 - Algoma, E. But the comb -honey of the tame bee,
I i 1:- for me for instance, - to keep up with market for us and that consequently I -
1-1 _, I 1. Grey, has been purchased by Thomas best herds that could be secured. Mr. &live ,.irith a number of camping parties.
� i:, -,51t ,_t: my correspondence by special letters in Hastings, E. with its golden crystal drops of sweet- -
,,�F_ � I F . mercial reciprocity would no . t be ad- a S . Ther e are more than twenty -tents. Most �
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?;! ,�, �, " ach case. Therefore I now take the com . After last election only seven seats, all McFadzean, a near neighbor. The price Dune n i thoroughly posted in this ness and its bright immaculate finish,
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E_ !,!_ - vantageous to us. This, of course is a paid was $3,640. branchof stoak-raising, and the large pers are from Parkhill and a
�'_yj'�'. : -through your kind- Id, were contested. has been royal food to all people from
�` I , 1 � , - I liberty of answering -0 to Mr. John Menzieso number that he has handled showo that - is sometimes few from Exeter. They have leftthe
;7_4AI-P - far fetched argument, and is just -A little Son of tiquity. It
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- - Wawanosh, had the misfortune to fall he knovy s how to handle them to the beiac heat and dust of the town to enjoy the
��_ ,.I i staitus of the -McKinley Bill and its such as we would'expect a restrictionist of . said that comb -honey is not so whole-
. ii , I sent WE see it stated that Mr. Thomas . fresh breezes of Lake Huron, anj report
- I . likelihood Qf becoming law. Your read- out of a cherry tree and break both his advantage. 'He also brought with him some so extracted because the wax is �
ers will recall the fact that the Bill has organ to use. It is plausible enough ' Ballantyne, M. P. P., for South Perth, arms above the wrist. He was placed a very fine two-year-old stallion for Mr. indigestible. But, do we not use with, themselves as much invi,gorated thereby.
- under In " er well-known We drove down to the shore last W � - .
- I I I passed the House of Representatived, but as a lately deceased statesman is likely to be the Speaker of the new adical care and is doing nicely. James McFarlane, anoth advantage graham bread, figs, vege-, nesday. 1he road, such as it is,
- and that it has gone through the Fin- would say, -1 there ain't nothing in it." -Fred Webster, of Wroxeter, was stock raiser. 'Mr. McFarlane saw this tables, etc., which by their indigestible 41
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&nee Committee, to whom it was refer- The facts are against it, for the facts Legislature. We hope such is the case. arrested in Wingham recently, charged animal when it was. a colt and tried to materials mechanically produce a lax&- right down to the Walter, and we drdye
. red by the Senate, and is now before the Mr. Ballantyne is one of the oldest as with having over driven his horse. He purchase it, but the owner was unwill- tive effect and indirectly favor diges- along the beach for some distance the
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latter body for adoption. There have show that of these very same products well as one of the ablest and most popu- was fined $1 and costs, amounting in all Ing to part with it. Mr. Duncan says tion ? A clos I e examination of honey- Polly seeming to enjoy the cool water
,. . a in jail. Served him he had a very pleasaut trip throughout.
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,I been. numerous changes made in it, but we send more to the United Statesevery lar members of the Legislature, and is to $5.60, or 30 day . . comb reveals its marvelous structure, .. for her feet, while to us the breeze from
� ul- . . right. -A rather amusing but perhaps ter- ing the greatest economy of space the lake was refreshing. We couldm,,e
� nothing to affect Canada, the'agric year than we do to Great Britain, al- minently qualified to peiform the im- con- ,at show the seine nets out a little distance, but
- . . I e � -Mr, J. A. Wilson, of the 14th ribly reilized incident happened
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ft 3 � tural schedule being almost the same as though in sending to the former we have ortant duties of this position with cession of Howick, has won the .second Bayfield , on Tuesday evening of laat and ,vax. T.he cell is hexagonal, and unfortunately it is very difficult to -pro. �_
$ when it left the House� of Represents- P its base having three surfaces to its
; heavy duty, whereas to the lat- cure any fish here. ,The Americans have
I Blaine and to Pay a dit to himself and justice to all con- place in his second year examination at week. -A boat -load of visitors went out .
it �, tives. It is true that A ere pyramidal form one cell is
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:....LL � I ; . - possibly the President . - ter we have free ac d. He has, also, in many ways _L
I E cerne and has succeeded in carrying off a After getting out Some distance they fishing purposes, paying for the privil
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�I. endment looking to reciprocity i pay us to do .this it is not likely we �
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1, 1-1 � done yeoman service for his Province, second scholarship -,f $30. rested on, their oars and allowed the d of scales of wax
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I 1, i L would continue an unprofitable practice, -Mr. George Pope, of Hullett, has a boat to d rift. When it became time season I suppose. It seems too bad to
I A, i (I to the Bill I " and is well deserving of any honors the I . I bich are - secreted by the bee, and
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,�- . ; - whole Republi- . still0seems good for many years to come. ing they had been drifting south and not be able to get anyi Mr.
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� It has sound teeth yet, is as lively .as a stead of north, row Carriere is the Presbyterian min -
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. ".., k.; h, '1% . �,�, I policy of pressure involved in this tariff, n tN . Sabbath School is held at 1.30 p. m.1
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�'�, - ..- f,- influence at work are or .of last week. ]E[t wafi assisting to re- fast. T�e prersents to the bride were the farm, milking cows. &c. Mr. Car, .
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' of people of that country want - our pro- . , food in one of its most concentrated Per I
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)1; � � 1:.��t,` 1,,� � Mli the liberal section of the Republican . I SALmoN FAILuP.E.-A telegram from to the growthlof the muscles as does beef. 1
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I I � � ��i, �j � -1! e is in f avor The more markets we have �the better -Mr. Wm. Farquhar, of the 8th con- couple left by the 1:55 0. in. steak, but it does impart other proper- work. There is a Bible, Class in -con- 7
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� . � ,� ii I therefore, that the latter pr,rtion o CATTLE PLAGUE. -The Siberian cat- at it the results of which are pleasing and �
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'... � , " , _i� V � i� McKinley bill were its full growth, and --still- there is a Rhode Island, $400,000 for his countr broken, end his face badly bruised by was beat out. It is to be hoped that Honey,one or two teaspoonfuls dis- the large pla ner and 8tunnedone of the
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TV . 4 I . whichlias been reared between the two . tons of binder twine was burned in Min- .- Honey, two tablespoonfuls ; powdered ilton building, but did no serious -injury.
� � , ,) , , i - - . This will put marriage of his eldest daughter, Isabella Olmstead, of Ancaster, a few days ago, � . '
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-1 . . -1 has even a Ross -shire bought in Glasgow last No. SuMMER SNOW OINT THF, GRAMPIA '
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. 1 !4 a & �'ons for ;E25 each. hills in Scotland was on the morning Of , mix honeW with the different societies marched to the
: jq � twenty dollars on every h6tse they'ihave firm of John Swa . - fork dropped, and struck Mr. Welsh on cancelled. When the parties got out-
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� � � . 11 barley ; five cents on every dozen of the Canadian farmer neglected to do, able fall of snow du . a wonder his jaw was not broken. the farmer offered him $5, and the boy nomical as a substitute for sugar in pre- Cline is �ble to be out again. He has .
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. � i I there would not be ma I trust, will teach a lessan to the f arm- has Paris been the scene of So much las McTavish, of Stanley, delivered to -Mrs. George Rymal, an Ancaster ening
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I` I q � le On Sq�turday, Mr. W. McLean shipped eggs and other products. She set t - .
- I li I �� anol the black cloud, may yet rich lands of Ontario can produce ani- No HONEY IN IOWA.-Imn IOWa ther rly hour in a light wagon - gain, Honey -Vinegar i o never been equalled in this Port. The
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- � . . MOOSE! ity of constitu-
� I - � . . - 11 ,�(� - . un Some This is due to a pecullart .
I- . 4 . I M_ . d ment and Aerian minister of that village. The' little girl escape scathed. tion in which one person is affected by a
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! I and canals, of ill bred Iscrubs. The salesman Plain. soundness of American in 9 le to be four stoneswera laid by Mrs. W. H. twen � butter and certain agent. Physicians call this
, � VERTISEMENTS says : 11 Wharves, ra tively inquired ," What on earth shall make me believe Americans liab , berries, a large quantity of idiosyncrasy. As examples of this, let �
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- I constructed in view of the exigen- I . misled from a right understanding 4 -ward Leech and Mrs. Wallwin, In the remainder of the load were scattered me cite, eggs, shell -fish,- quinine, opilatee �
I when . we do with them I" human nature) it would be the exceed- E '
� [ W The ftguro* between the parenthesis after cies of commerce and not of politics, are . * warmth with which they are al- the evening a musical and literary en- all along the road. � and certain plants. Since the price of
I a" ilne denotes the page of the Paper on which ,ertainly means of extending, facillitiet, Ing honey is within the reach of all classes
will be found. C Ov_ THE Goderich .Signal remarks that ways pleased to frame their views of - tertainment Was given in the Presby- - I
the advertisement The trouble -is that the G The proceeds from the
Austin. (8) for trade. .. "Mr. P. Kelly, of, Blyth, is getting iray charicter." - terian church. HONEY. it should, upon the grounds of whole -
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Alma IAdies"college-Principal ernment, by adopting a policy of re- 11, South day's proceedings amounted to about someness and economy, displace the '
Alliction sale of Bees --It. Knechtel. (5) 1 inually taking away some strong medicine now. %-days from Cir0LONE--A cyclone� struck .
. South ]Ffuron-�M. Y. McLean. --(5) - striction, is cont Law- $300. (Written for Tax EXPOSITOR,) various grades of syrup which are annu.
,. l. -�teele Bros. Co. (8) WI L with the quondam political friends." As an in. Lawrence, &suburb of the city of -On Sunday 20th !not., Triomae H. I ally placed upon the market.
, . I New Fall Whe� I tt - 'th one hand what it gives ' Massachusetts, on Saturday forgi hard KINDS. '
, . . Binder Twin 4-0. c� Willson. (8) other. A wharf is built, a harbor deep- stance in point the Signal quotes the rencep number of Kinsman, eldest son of Mr. Ric To the general public honey is a much The honey industry is yet in its in� .
. I 1%, sidisted, but noon, destroying a great gh the infant is rapidly be.
t ]Boots and Sho $-Frank O'Neill. (8) .
L . Complete -Coad, Rannio & Young. (8) ened, 9, steamship line sub. ference made to Mr. Kelly at the d and a Kinsman,of Wingham,passed peacefully more inviting subject for close examina- fancy, althoa
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'.1L I Stock - J. H. Woodley. (8) the foreign goods which the subsidised re of July celebration at houses. Eight peoplevere kille &Way to his eternal rest after an illness ion than the base-bu,rners that gather coming a stirring youngster. What de-
�_ � Stanley's Book r- era --J. Stafford. (6) nt twolf th large number injured. , Sir of several months, at- the early. age of - t L velopments are in store for it, it will be
� Important to Fa in . Steamship brings to the harbor I I Huron's greatest , dis- -NEwFoUNDLAND PREMIER. it- The kinds of honey placed upon the
.1 Book -Keeper Wanted -Expositor office (8) by Government, are stopped at the Mo. Clinton, viz.: . THE He leaves a wife and infant CIO
ZZ � Girl Wanted -Expositor office. (8) . grace was in having had such a Coneer- William Whiteway, the Newfoundlan . Mrs.. Kine- market in this province are from ver, interesting for us to follow. It in grati-
.. . Farm for Sale -R. G. Ross. (5) . merlt they reach the Government wharf , 'Premier, who is at present in London, daughterto mourn his loss. he white and alsik ' e, and the basswood tree, fying to notice the encouragement the
Mrandrake Blood Bitters --I. V. Fear. (6) . - and the importer who imagined that he vative candidate as Pat Kelly," and a from Ontario Government has given this
. , rnment ,then proceeds : 11 It isn't any of our says there could hardly be a doubt that, man has the heartfelt symp, thy of t the greatest proportion being
, Lost-Hensall Post Office. (8) was co-operatilog With the Gove community in this her second trial, she -
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I - udable work er eldest child about a
.. . . — in the Is with Mr. Kelly for over seventeen.yeara, terial standpoint, Newfoundland would having lost h . - middle of June and lasts till towards the perity, the peace and the contentment . I
_q merce * is not re arded, but heavily onth ago. end of July, rarely into August. The of the people of this province, depend
; "I W . and will in all probability continui6 to consult her own intereete if she joined in ay of last - week Ann, be- -
, �� . %11VOU tXpo�*t.or# fined. Railways are.subsidised, bi4t the - . -On Mond; upon theproper recognition and develop.
, , I . _� I I moment they begin to fulfil theirL work do so, we nevertheless believe the hat the United States. in 14th con- tame bee. cannot- reach the honey in the st
; � I lovedwifeof Luke Sperac , ,_ red clover on account of the shortness ment of their rural Mdu ries. Let our
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; . I Ium cession of Grey, passed away to her re- of her tongue. Some ingenious but. people consider the advantages of honey, I
. I I Aug. 1, 1890. structing �and of the customs officer is a complete extinguisher for the crani crops throughout except in the section ward, aged 49 years. The deceased was ukee Suggested two methods and especially t i he youths of our rural
.i I SEAFORTH, FRIDAY) . laid upon t of that covers the alleged brain of the fresh a daughter of the late John Sparlings . wicked Ya
.� 1, hem. The consequence east of the Rhone, have been destroyed
� � � g police court lawyer from Toronto- by incessant rains. Offici%1 reports to improve our bee in this respect, but districts the gathering in of the tons
� . . ' this p( - YOuni and was united in marriage- to her be- both which.are annually wasted for lack of
, )Iicy of restriction is that the rail unfortunately for lbee-keepers I �
i . I The McKinley Bill. ways are! employed at a ruinous expense If Sir John Macdonald were to assess from the great wheat section of La Blange ref t partner about 30 years ago. Mrs. .
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'I, � I, I iles eas the ability -of Kelly and young Holmes state that the crop is rotting. The : signally failed to evolve the bee. One gatherers, and to the province will ' be
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1. . 'perain had been troubled - for the past -at sums which �
i It Canadians have com- - in hauling goods thoueands of In 11) plan -adjusted conserved some of the va
'i � I - A good many I -and Sir John is quite an expert at Siz- ' -estimated at 500,000 francs. 1, : was to set a perforated tin.,
I I J . ,and west through Canada, the course - . heeky Toronto losses are - The three.or four months with dropsy and with set -screws, over a surface of honey are annually travelling south for the im- -11
�.. menced to cherish the hope that the 6 - Ing up m A CONSIDERABLE WASHOUT. _
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11 . � feather -weight would prove to be no- washout on the Colorado Central Rail- and gradually lengthen the distance be- portation of foreign s . ugars.
. I - ; McKinley Bill, in which they are so stopped. -If the Government would Id Ruron thought to be so near. She enjoyed -the the tin and honey. The other I BOX-Byx.
: � here in com n with the o way is the most disastrous that has oc- tween .
I . Pend less money on railways and allow w esteem of all who knew her. 11111111111111111
: - 11 e road was built. The was to graft thq time-dishon - -
� - "I deeply interested, and of, which we 11 - pioneer. Hoplmareis"'O head will have to curred since th _ - ored long �
I .. some time ago, will trade to find its natural channels, Can& During the thunder shower last) of a .
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f, . � ... heard so much - Pay swell even more than it has already Ion is" estimated at $250,000. The tongue of a woman to the tongue Grand*Bend.
; a I I e hope is based, dians would have fewer taxes to week, liglinting struck the eave-trough )r the
i me law. Th done, before Kelly's hat will fit him." rs a queen bee. Certain it is, one c
i never bego amount of track washed out cove A Vis .
. . and -more money to pay them. � I on Mr. W. E. Watt'a residence iToRls OpiNioff.-Before com.
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11 t � _! first, on the fact that the Bill has - . — ��_� , distance of twenty miles. The iron in Gorrie, The -electric fluid- pass- Ing here I used to wonder how the name
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. - I . -third of the total seats in brid at the forks of the creek hoks keels tongue. I -
I 11, �. ' ALMOST one , ge )ipe into thA cis- Grand Bend originated but it is a very
4 ,"' � .1 e. so long before the Washington What is the Matter with the 0 ed do*n the I he . -
V ... I . "I are. attacked in undle of wire it bas been so Basswood blossoms open about t .
i % I I because . . the Ontario Legislature like a b .9 tern splintering in i . to passage the wood appropriate one. The river Aux Sable
_ C Legislative Bodies? and second, N. P. tangled up. 25th of July, i�nd some years yield honey , northwesterly direction till
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! 11 1 Li I * LL of the strong stand recently taken by In order to Show that Britain is a the courts. Up to � Monday. night, KAN IHIEF CONVICTED. -Cath- .T bountifully. Clover - and basswood
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I � 11 I Politicianq against certain portions Of ducts than the United States, the To- returned. . were severely shocked but escaped west and flows 12 miles before entering .�
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�,, �, � the Bill and in - ronto Empire, a few . are longing to Mrs. Van Houton on bo .nothing more serious than a bad fright le, especially when in the comb.
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Is. -I I , Be hopes a table prepared by the' Canadian de - 40enerally speaking, it is scarce in On-
' . I . I We believe, however, that the -3 -s, the steamer Eturia. This woman has - iver flow -
I I . I again t the return of Liberal M. P. P Grand Bend. The part of the r
4 -4 , I The Yankee partment of Agriculture giving , - crossed the Atlantic twenty-five I
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jT � are entirely illusory. but in Prince Edward county t' e peti .
. . , . I , $1,000 of t Ing -money, Jewelery and other
!,-..- 11 i I � �� grinds mighty slow, amounts of these products imported by tioners did not put up the 8 eal ar- -During the heavy thunder storm of illow, soft maple9 dandelion ;and fruit
t-, Thursday night of last week, Thos. w almost parallel for eight or ten miles, at
I i 1 i; ;, 'i . political mill usuall:� ark and strong
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_9 � q � ly sure. There the mother country during *the pas Huston's barn, on lot 4, concession 3, least, so I am told. The village at first
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'. � � j-'.?, -, we do. On the strength of these figures ' I Fordwich on Saturday, October -3rd. superhuman efforts- of laying siege to the nest of the humble- - " -
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It 11 - !� �,v � � -The Howick Council have deci ter, was also struck r of cats in the neighborhood. Cats I
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"A 11 - � I Canade. with t Algo a, W. roviding Clifford and -Mr. JohnDancan, ,of St
;, I �9 I �. � 11. United States is a competitor with Can. re w, N. Kingston, P the r ,ad consists of nothing but sand,
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�t� i qi, �� Bill is manifested daily by the numerous ada in the Britieh markets, that there- Renf I home on Friday of last week from red clover blossoms. whio makes it, very tiresome walking, I
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1 , . , , 1 , -&,-�t I ing from the Dominion. It is impossible . fore the Uu ' Muskoka. estate of George Tate, concession 17, five Shropshire Sheep, from the very lage v nd shore is called, is at present
z- i, � pf�.� .1 - Algoma, E. But the comb -honey of the tame bee,
I i 1:- for me for instance, - to keep up with market for us and that consequently I -
1-1 _, I 1. Grey, has been purchased by Thomas best herds that could be secured. Mr. &live ,.irith a number of camping parties.
� i:, -,51t ,_t: my correspondence by special letters in Hastings, E. with its golden crystal drops of sweet- -
,,�F_ � I F . mercial reciprocity would no . t be ad- a S . Ther e are more than twenty -tents. Most �
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E_ !,!_ - vantageous to us. This, of course is a paid was $3,640. branchof stoak-raising, and the large pers are from Parkhill and a
�'_yj'�'. : -through your kind- Id, were contested. has been royal food to all people from
�` I , 1 � , - I liberty of answering -0 to Mr. John Menzieso number that he has handled showo that - is sometimes few from Exeter. They have leftthe
;7_4AI-P - far fetched argument, and is just -A little Son of tiquity. It
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- - Wawanosh, had the misfortune to fall he knovy s how to handle them to the beiac heat and dust of the town to enjoy the
��_ ,.I i staitus of the -McKinley Bill and its such as we would'expect a restrictionist of . said that comb -honey is not so whole-
. ii , I sent WE see it stated that Mr. Thomas . fresh breezes of Lake Huron, anj report
- I . likelihood Qf becoming law. Your read- out of a cherry tree and break both his advantage. 'He also brought with him some so extracted because the wax is �
ers will recall the fact that the Bill has organ to use. It is plausible enough ' Ballantyne, M. P. P., for South Perth, arms above the wrist. He was placed a very fine two-year-old stallion for Mr. indigestible. But, do we not use with, themselves as much invi,gorated thereby.
- under In " er well-known We drove down to the shore last W � - .
- I I I passed the House of Representatived, but as a lately deceased statesman is likely to be the Speaker of the new adical care and is doing nicely. James McFarlane, anoth advantage graham bread, figs, vege-, nesday. 1he road, such as it is,
- and that it has gone through the Fin- would say, -1 there ain't nothing in it." -Fred Webster, of Wroxeter, was stock raiser. 'Mr. McFarlane saw this tables, etc., which by their indigestible 41
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. red by the Senate, and is now before the Mr. Ballantyne is one of the oldest as with having over driven his horse. He purchase it, but the owner was unwill- tive effect and indirectly favor diges- along the beach for some distance the
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latter body for adoption. There have show that of these very same products well as one of the ablest and most popu- was fined $1 and costs, amounting in all Ing to part with it. Mr. Duncan says tion ? A clos I e examination of honey- Polly seeming to enjoy the cool water
,. . a in jail. Served him he had a very pleasaut trip throughout.
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,I been. numerous changes made in it, but we send more to the United Statesevery lar members of the Legislature, and is to $5.60, or 30 day . . comb reveals its marvelous structure, .. for her feet, while to us the breeze from
� ul- . . right. -A rather amusing but perhaps ter- ing the greatest economy of space the lake was refreshing. We couldm,,e
� nothing to affect Canada, the'agric year than we do to Great Britain, al- minently qualified to peiform the im- con- ,at show the seine nets out a little distance, but
- . . I e � -Mr, J. A. Wilson, of the 14th ribly reilized incident happened
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ft 3 � tural schedule being almost the same as though in sending to the former we have ortant duties of this position with cession of Howick, has won the .second Bayfield , on Tuesday evening of laat and ,vax. T.he cell is hexagonal, and unfortunately it is very difficult to -pro. �_
$ when it left the House� of Represents- P its base having three surfaces to its
; heavy duty, whereas to the lat- cure any fish here. ,The Americans have
I Blaine and to Pay a dit to himself and justice to all con- place in his second year examination at week. -A boat -load of visitors went out .
it �, tives. It is true that A ere pyramidal form one cell is
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�I. endment looking to reciprocity i pay us to do .this it is not likely we �
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I A, i (I to the Bill I " and is well deserving of any honors the I . I bich are - secreted by the bee, and
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� It has sound teeth yet, is as lively .as a stead of north, row Carriere is the Presbyterian min -
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. k � , 1 . . 9,te and the Rouse the B � I . S L a - - hours lauded on the beaqh, and gaining COMPOSITION.
�_ peaker of the Ontario 'Legislature a
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�'�, - ..- f,- influence at work are or .of last week. ]E[t wafi assisting to re- fast. T�e prersents to the bride were the farm, milking cows. &c. Mr. Car, .
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' of people of that country want - our pro- . , food in one of its most concentrated Per I
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�._; _�;Fl� F l'. - � measures will pass. The whole trend ducts and are willin pay for them, News of the Week crushing the first to riends. The happy forms. 'True, it does not add so much take a good deal of interest in religious -
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)1; � � 1:.��t,` 1,,� � Mli the liberal section of the Republican . I SALmoN FAILuP.E.-A telegram from to the growthlof the muscles as does beef. 1
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I I � � ��i, �j � -1! e is in f avor The more markets we have �the better -Mr. Wm. Farquhar, of the 8th con- couple left by the 1:55 0. in. steak, but it does impart other proper- work. There is a Bible, Class in -con- 7
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� . � ,� ii I therefore, that the latter pr,rtion o CATTLE PLAGUE. -The Siberian cat- at it the results of which are pleasing and �
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'... � , " , _i� V � i� McKinley bill were its full growth, and --still- there is a Rhode Island, $400,000 for his countr broken, end his face badly bruised by was beat out. It is to be hoped that Honey,one or two teaspoonfuls dis- the large pla ner and 8tunnedone of the
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TV . 4 I . whichlias been reared between the two . tons of binder twine was burned in Min- .- Honey, two tablespoonfuls ; powdered ilton building, but did no serious -injury.
� � , ,) , , i - - . This will put marriage of his eldest daughter, Isabella Olmstead, of Ancaster, a few days ago, � . '
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; - h I .� - ith the McKinley bill in . neapolin on the 16th ult. chlorate of - rrived-- home -at h*
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. 1 !4 a & �'ons for ;E25 each. hills in Scotland was on the morning Of , mix honeW with the different societies marched to the
: jq � twenty dollars on every h6tse they'ihave firm of John Swa . - fork dropped, and struck Mr. Welsh on cancelled. When the parties got out-
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, . . '. that, after all, what at one ti I . of steers were particularly good animals. the other morning with a load of butter known we would hear less .about sugar stand his business thoroughly. -There
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age of nearly 1,300 each, 18 be bought
Dale, Hullett,
daughter. While descending the moun-
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at steepest place
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I ohn Brown, of G&111t, were with me in
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GLAD�TONIE AND THF,
Through a phonograph th7b other day
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away. At a turn in the street tjie
vinegar,- or better, vineg&T-mother.
Some like'& harvest-driak in
have'arrived home from their visit to
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saw over 800 Canadian cattle for sale to.
Mr. Glad.stone listened to remarks in
Sher.
dist ch r in Bluevale was laid on
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Tuesday afternoon of last week. At
wagon upset and Mrs. .Rymal aud, the
children were thrown but. The woman
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one equal t o the worst one of the Scotch
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honey, one teacupful ; vinegar, half a
teacupful ; ground giuger, one teaspoon-]
has more left.—Will Flate,y, son of Mr.
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for the of the extension
Canadian fed bulloc ks I have mentioned.
blage in New York. Many promindnt
. Mr. Gladstone
commencement of the services, a large
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they recovered consciousness, was
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One .of the salesmen took me- through a
consignmenti-from the Toronto cattle
persons were present.
was deeply interested. He said: "If
conducted by Rev. E. A. Chown, of
sustained by either, although the bo y
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