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TO WHO ' IT M AT,k �RIEA TH RESORT - aPpop"Da rlilt'iooang I 11 ead I a b ,�, Wad ded memory of film who was among thefirst England broadeloti of that rich b ue-black ea,ch varie , to farmers I �
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I � ---- I shade that is so rarelj,,� applying for them, sanabie, which she leaves to -day.. The
�Ustness,, ; . , plush -cup, uo I as farmers ffect In win- to show the world' that an American could T met with in - he finest -who will C refully test the five kinds in the pa ects to be�seventee�r
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I ; ter. The ea - la )pots are draw down. Un- fabrics of to -day, , � coat was 44 years act which t iey choose, and will p � on the:
I I write a worthy book. B01i Sunnyside I -8 .
4 YSIS OF THE WATERSAN report the ex ,% da
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I ! . I , ar Revolutionary loo4litles are well old, and in the poc possibly lo' ger.
I I i . ! I der his n th 3 wear )r of: Chi. waddod cap and the I ket of it was a . colored results �fter harvest next year. The seed -The other day c
� 7 OF THE PATIE'NTS. carries an c rdinary b� ack koh 1at. If h souvenir bandkere 2jef ' I I t of wind
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I I i 1 4 worth the attention of el' �,commemora Ing the will, be 0ent out in the order in 'which the struck �he farm Of an I
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I 1� I - ;� i. . - . beaA gets c )Id, � he cai i put t1 �at on top of American. xbibition in Hyde Park n 1851� &pplicafionq are . ie
11 11 I - . i - 2. t received ab long as the sion 10,1 Caradoe in w y
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IV StoCk;., ; i ` � OU . Tastei a the pile, dv6r'hIs -oil, for! he wear's � ' But Irvington now ,ba' 1 the first internatio, 41 exhibition e, rer held su4iy. last4. .- . roof of �his large' b ith it half the
I . U - 19 7,0TIOE How Sulphur W&Ur ta Immedi. veil, this "'an who f ars the weather; , tion, quite as interestin s,ailother attrac- in the world. It ' i i1a general uso � by Mr. I . . Heavy maple logs
W ` . , I , A as ! 813T L! sxr 2. lying. on one aid
I - , 11, I 81to Effect@ --A Q 9 in 'Its 5vay as any Wilson for years,� u -few Dawson's Golaen Chaff bam. yard were .
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. ` "_ I woman Is heavy brow: ibarege veil Is pin,�ne( of those mentioned, thou h. thoroughly ,�at4mring the ast . Dawson'sGolden Chaff
. � ' � About the'wadded ca),,c . , Early Red Clawson -blown �.p againFt the. building, a
. Is her�by given 4iat on the 22nd Charms and Idloiyucrasiell of ][uv&ljdjs"L omp etely obscur- 'modern,,4,nd, I fact, rather more than u decades it has bee kept as a relic. The F -a Genetiee Giajit d a. hay-
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I . day of j August, 1095, the firry then . Jones'winter ' fe I P rly I
I I Ing the features of th E) rem. , linen on which -it is printed is btf I at' jFi of Genesee a. ce was also
. . Husbands. 'N a the publishing house from F0179- Surprise I - , Bulgarian
- . - Patient and.Long Suffering able person. to date, i . I , side mck standing at 1 little distan U
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- f m of - . You cannot, for your life tell hetherhols wb . and good, and therei,q�ot a hole, -rent I
� existing and kno�-n as the fi, turned over and ov�r until it came against
. or, American Brolize Jones' Square Head the barn.
� 4� ich JoAk Brisben Wal er issues Th z I I
I i . Jacksoin &' G ' I f-hiers and . ( [SPecial Corrosponder ce. ] . black or w4ite. You 10 tear, to he seen �in it.. it is Mar� ear I
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't, 0 0- . - can oul r see throu gh Cosmopolitan Magazine. �� r. Walker I I Ili ' one of these sets - John ,Maio � !a farmer assisting Edgar
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I merebi . , Sul � Is a since these two antiquities of Mr. son
-, j lit tailo Seaforth, was dis- Avo,.;, N. Y., Ai 12711
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. . I ' � I 1 o-partner8h ex- . 1g. 221 .-If In sheol - the veil In the region, *here V Le eyes ought member of that group. of no school pub., � are# in public, and be': should wl'it( to the Experimentalist, Agri- M itcbell, of Bond a Comers, & few miles
� . solved,i'and the phur water is ,ilie only drinl, then it be- to be two round, ' darkish dl�jks, denoting lishers who believe It possi�le to make a wardrobe have appe ; cultural Col, e, Guelph, mentioning which east of lalt) fo-11 a d tance of nearly 35 feet.
. I - 0 to keep In the iddle of thei that, besides his cup, h . an; set he� dei irc L
I r, J. S " Ja Lon hooves peopl thought he would bring them jout for
I I at, V611 and horse high class monthly periodic4l that -may be airing. i - . . .. i and the grain, with instruc. For ligl ited on his feet. 8e
. eig then c(ased, road In this life, for the pit of n ! � I . J, tum,tely he a vere
: . I p nishment! blanket, the individual. hasilfurthor pro- profitably retailed at tbe'astonishingly low — I- tions for ,ea ing,and blank form on which to injuries to the ankles were sustained be-
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I I t, 11 , furnished free of cost to his sides neussion of! the apin
-r can offoi to the unrepentant sinner notb-1 tected the upper portion of "his anatomy price of 10 cents a number. f He is not tbj Leading Viaiieties of 1: "V 7int�er;
M - J.� S. Jackon retiring from ,
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I The business will still be urried bubbles from unknown depth; into the air I The sudden app . pioneer in this direction, a�though he I I . Wheat. I I I a on il the supply of grain for�dis- was renloved to the house And is progress-
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. I oll,* Mr Greig b and sunligb .. of ihis figure In doing pioneer publishing ork In other I tr� lbe omes �xhauated. ing f�v�)rably. - '
. 4� Ing entered into r n i REPORTS OF � weighs al;0ut 200
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I i tatAvon,I thisstate. Ihave, thomidst of stritw"-'�tFc;ojand-i�sbirtiwaff;ts ways. Mr. Walker's pl SUC�-IESSMX,LY CONDUCTED E'k � � -
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: heard people saythey'lked. It, 'and they sends asbiver dowo y urspilne. Thether- in America and has no parl illel anywher' IES 1',�T *
� i a partnership *jt,h Mr. R. J.* Mae- �0'111' T#IRTY11COU--;j, E cperime ta, �p
� I . - i . 0 ONTARIO. � list and Director of co-operative -On �,T�ursday 1v --
I I donald, I ! , I seemed to be excelloni --individuals, too, mometor is 7 or the eabo4j! and here is unless one Is, f urn - I g 9 � - I ; , , was Ap� hile Mr. William Peart
. Islied . the i e) perime ts ill agriculture. . iring the ha;yfork in his bairn he fell
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� All book debts' and liabilit es of . but somehow I never c(uld repress secret a man dresse war 1 onou,KA to go o a ., eu - ista � 0
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Amber U pu,blishing house of the pcmev orris. 6J One hundred and tw 1 ty-two varieties of : )ntaria'Aork,ultural College, Guelph, August 22nd, a d' c' f sixteell feet on the hard plank
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i the old firm have, been assum, A by doubts of either their sincerl or sanity. Peary rescue expe( ti n. H ; is 4. i 1
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- � I "has to do fore Mr, Walker bougbt T o Cosip, Ili i �
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� I � 1i � . , winter wheat have been tested at he On, � , � : j .. � . floor. Te struck onl. his left side breaking
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T The name of f q new firm sue- � . I . Ing price had bei ill 25 c , hin. the past , i . !1 , I , atthe ristand-terribly bruis� I
4 ! . � I ��- illimitable power Of the humitu Imagina- number. For several year hei got it six years. Some of t have � Canada. :: . der. He w ek,ed up
! � -ceeding'Messrs l . / � �/, - -;:�, s i fter 4ese varie ' I ing his a -ad shou
, I . ackson & ( reig, , - - -, tion. The man is a wealth 'farmer who that rate was mainta produced yields of gradj� which farm, (I uncoils
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will be styled I i - lives more than 20 m.\Ies out of town. He time the enterprise was arentl� Ell , e those of dt4er vari I : $5 -and coalts I r w,orking on a � - Zr ral
� � :.. . - 11 . i �,7 1 I I I ap � c-, than doubl etiei -grown - Sund days, but I he ' " ri t hu
AUL � I I � . --::�- n every nigi t WdrinkAb - I I � a of 'lore . , � as was o . rtintemally-heis
j I �, .. 117". comes I at villain- cessful, but some two or beside them on �lc ts of :the same aroa. Not -The 4 71; t Alid- lik dyto r' . I
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It .. I - . I water and soak himself in it he determined that ,�J( mall . I only, .
: g& I )( - " ous sulphur .1 has there *e dlesex, h I a �d'firelast Sunday morning —Nir.' Glassford
I Grel Macdo , aid, , ' I- to secure, reall ! wide, 11 A greAt variation in .,the . ell, of Glasgow, Scot-
, - - , and pernicIate himself ith its fu C,s . I comparative yields of grain produced by the - land, ftttle import
�. I "T., � . � � I � . He oircu*lation such as he 4 in thebu�iness ,portion. Loss upwards of -ort , was in Ottawa the
: i�. C.2� i. . I oray d,,the,price� ! �
Mds : . I remains at the sanIt%rlum`dumr different varieties, but there has also been a I
� L -*- AW -1 ; and we' solicit a � 11 - : Ing the must be made so low . $12,000. i i . otherday. He '
. I . lclm�inuance o the, - . I that � 40 olie able td I ,%aid that, from long obser-
. . night and returns c W orniihg to direct earn a living c in 'Ph i W - d son of Mr. W. A vatiou he is convine d there is no cue ,of
I * %- extensive patrond e afforde the . I , I . m ould rightly-corisidEr the awked differene in ,strehgth of: straw, ; "The j I o-3 ear 0 0
11 . � , I . 0 co . i Weight of grain measured I 13.eattie, Ess county pleuro,pnennionia, ift Canada but all the
pany, , j z late firm. Iti-A-ill, te dur conkant I �- . . .. farm operations. I " baths are dear magazine to stly for him' to buy., A.c-1 . b h 1, value farmer, fell into
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L I � I I bought and ., I I he says, They cordingly the retail price of 1 e CosiIlopol I of . us ,; ofthe the 0 was same hel recommeii a ove' �
r to ' gym, our customers - day in filing and di mment investi-
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. that for which ; I ,-\ . � . certainly,are dear re- tol,2340en,s. TheAmer- 1 d erent varietie i sted.: drawiled, I - j , .
all of us are strivin' , ' gation, b cause if the countr
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forth' . calls the veil and th 3 borse, bl In the I �
� 4 -we mean satis6ction. I : I �4 L A - !/,,. � nket muffler. loan News company, ,ine �leading riqtiea ' � St 6 er, of Berlin, has ,entered suspicion, the next ' ove
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� a � I � But one who should take this man for a of winte t
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a the ditch i , I I . . I softy would: be fa u of the reckoning, handle ,a' magazine retai Ili ig at less .n f'ro on to � ��� '4 liner & Company, on account -Mr. and Mrs. P.6uben ark ,of Chatham .
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- : r'&rr'g Ch' e , , . . . r , 11 1 'He is us shrewd a ruralist and money price that this, or Mr. WaIk4 r woul "have five yearn at th of il *uriesj e d to ba burni ligatray pile� 10
,'I A nothe ' ang gricultural Co � Ye, and � I ve been received. were in i bush
upleasa.utj � - . - � :. i I . . . � _ i of brush,
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I - I ; � . I maker as ever drove a good* bargain for a ad . I fo ; rli_. ' 11
. I I i I . were distvibuted t oughput Ontarj I , ro "NJ L e.
ao serious in� I i I � - a , . I io crop. . opted t e 10 cent rate at t. iat tim . In oper6.tive experml �ntal' wo . ri co- 6 n� isl Ing still goes on in the east- when'. rs. Pa,rk'8 dress cau lit fir She,
! . ' der, bo ever, to sha Th i ) ere I burned an I Be
. "is our change of so' dy tat order, bo rk. j L
. and we ex- i . ipo . �64s. X6 less than '700 pounds of was b
. . � pect to be in I I I I I - . ve tt e price to a divided into two s�ts, wi . 0 ealb, , as brought to Trent Bridge the beinfe(b 'med almost e ` LL 11 , her clothing
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4ig, and wilt new store iby i Yet there are inTal Ids who never pass "York sh Iling" even he f )1L �nd iC eces- I . off. The lady
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! i I September I at, I 4 store lat'ly I . I . . ,beyond the polrftttals o e sanitarium each, the Dawso 'a Golden Chaff beia 0 h r day'tIy� catchers. pur dSof sixty
ad picnie oo, I k ; - I - . I .1 L I Of 'sary .r ically change the plan o pro- ,� �sed th I 18 u ears of age, and it is
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. - � . � by 10 r. - I I 11 I � pleasant - mornings i gee 1hein - ductio4. I Instead of giving out the rint- -in both sets to form a bai is by wh . the The 6 feared that her injudi !It fatafl- -
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I . occupied, �ertzon, fuTir , ; some � I t th tabipmentof new wheat was es may reau �
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� ' � , �:ture idealer, in t 'e. Strong block, I I !1! I � ,times. On the broad veranda you have Ing t6 'one house, results of allvarieties co'u d be c(thpared In id retna, .Manitoba Her bus and, in his effort X; �
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lte6 of thi,4 I i1which is being, r� ;tt ed -in a manner . - bbserved . here and I h( re armchairs with with one another.' Each p4 rson wa t1ing to Kee at I 3 was grad � -
I.. . � - � � I I I ed No. 1, hard' flumes, ,
I i I I ; � ; I . as very sew �relly burned about the
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I � !that - will us to display to I I .. Q.- - 'Wheels. These tell a �t(ry of mournful In- the bindink."to a . . An experiment, stated in h s! appli. A �ield 4 I e.
"lon for 014 , _: I other, the electrotyping t) anobheO and I
I i I 11 I I conduct ' - bu hels to the acre. arms and faci
.held in MrJ . � - I . � noth heir aust do all tbig . � i rM �
I ; I o *111 never work for himself. and the f ve - �- , ' bounty has en app ie
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better advantage �no of the finest I - � terest, for here are in ,411do wh' cation which met he des �---LThe 0heen' be -Duqng a bievele race at Barrie the
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nember 3rd � ! . � ; jj I . 11 . � I i thei �, if be would -
I .' I , . I, I . I � . rie I va� �'y r', i .. h 4ette, other night, betv;een
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& � . moly a nch- 'ahadi Hughes, 1)otll —.3-- .-
. again. There is sea - address with full instructions for conduet� . I womah who gave birth 6 ) i
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. ioulin U-411; Furnishing I � ! .1 Joint of their expenses to which s triqn subjected, " A�UVAO th a -horse
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zi sports an 0 . . . . i walk or lift their I a to their be -ads save the heavy cartaguef'and bertain other selected i I fo C. � Ellis and H.
ppen Juniol, f -; � . 'he N�a � I I d w-1
... : � I I !. bodies that the fati I I stiffening, d ing the experiment. The grain wa4 so'w- 411 i ,I . y -
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lay the re-' I stocks in Western'-Ontairio. . - ! bo' deposit has not touched," Thokean from Now York city. L -The --Aurp , family, of Lindsay, con- . I n i and several
cadly, he must remove -thel pu ji c,tion office at the rate of JA bushels per ac�e, - iy Hughes eceived a br
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smith -Nfoon�f ! : I I P, 3118 FIRST DRINIIL . I no� food themselves. � I � plots 1 -160th of an acre in size. sistm : jatber and five sons, the serious c .ts. Ellis 6 a b n '
I . -11 . I Theymust Vt) lin He had already boug�t ne old coun . � N I f 'the �.
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Lt 3 o'clock-' Our induc6nient� to the trade are sickish flavor; then you gulp It down, an dressed and lifted into Ped a . - Two7 hundred and I winte e 11counte eiters, were ibadl b i d. th wheels were .-
- I d I t night. They, try seat upon'the bankq of Ae Hudson at forty-6'even i alle arrested last his body badly bru I
, � � . . .ters have rep I brted alread' W40 A I'Lave a I been committed for trial. demolish . The horse
� - i good articles at fair prices. Amon you shiver from head to fo6t a must be lifted out aind dressed In the Irvington, and after m4ture consideration I an was also .cut and
� h, az Kip �� 9 s though a I - wheat experimen
�rybody wel-,, the striki : . . y i
; - . I ng illu trations Of fair whole train of 'cars were 11 -sing over the morning. I , I i he decided to erect bore abuilding under I this season. Of this number,'one hundred �--Geoj ,g�, Wil hant the buggy-smashed,while the- lady ocau. I
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- is laid up� - � 1priceg are the Bo., ' ' School Pants spot where your grave Is t be - =n You The air is blue favored us with good repo!ts! of a of: . ngrs,Q ,die I of delirium tremens'on Pants received a 1sevei e shakin ,,up. Hughes
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! ; r-8 and shining outdoors. whose roof should 1* carried on the edl. experiments, eighty furnished par %I bos6rd fhe Mitt
� --Nl r- � at 75c, $1 and $1.25, our own make. think you are seasick and are' re��' Star steamship Britannic,
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The birds sing in the; rces. They brighten rial. work and all the o I for the Wingston road .
7 i � Ing a. �� . perat io ns of typeset-
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1-1 this week! - t The line of Ties we Bell at 925c ; the shock fro'm. an' electric I ports,'and sixty-seven wro �e !of fail re or while eu�6 . . i I �
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I �, Iline of MeWs Shirts we offer at'75c. The next moment, however life and action, blessed, joyonq Ii n I e I $of tU sue . I . I race. daughter of the late
. I � . battery besides. the landicape as they flit about. All Is ting, engraving, printing, I)Indi 0, eto-p unreliable: results. The nam -Xrs, � . 1 Edwards, of Case City, -Miss! Irene Jones
4 - I it Is all over, fe, happy, necessary to the productia I- - I .
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. r busy action. Golden Aiir6' soon a il �,d . arrivi
I �i an(! you go your way, tbankl g th d children dart zine., Work was begun as s practi-
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I I - T- - - -�-,-; , Aetive us- . Is will be kn4 . . her home at Niagara
i you have lived. thirough it. I . � sult of the tests rds, harii e road, London Webt. -nesd , frona
But I shall byj laughing and- skip ing�, �yi Wd ill t ie i ayv I t Week
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I tl�, is " i -j -w 'ONE PRICE TO ALL. carry with me to my gTave t e recollection tling men' and women, hasten, hither and 11 e E rim , ugh 03
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-- - , k - - nual report of th Tho ears!�of age, the old lady is hale Falls So th, on a visit to her late father's
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: 4 ' through it. You even finprov6 in health, Itl1sa- The Invalidyin t e r6lling chair has 4 98 Phe comparativei Brtu n y, ha
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ndeed,'4ts 1� 1� I , ays -nd ' I - . grain &r acrei ledeemer, Deseronto. He -Mrs. Job Jones and
� ��:, - � as the d " g on a you gulp: down no part or. portion, In its SwOot activity. �', . of the ' Mrs. A. Richardson
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- . � quarts of this labolical draft. Perhaps bu To- her, existence is a ochth 14 life. She ; ; d . �� years' labor at St. George are age
-the part i (A . � I � 4 Furnishers and iA�erchant Tailors, i . V 1� palt season on one hundred Ont rio farms onSdote 8 . i
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quite unbe ,- 3 SEAFORTA, ONT. � - most is'good for you these life worth livi and' � here . I - � I e I " o -came from Scott. baire reaelled , ,lie matronly ages of
. I , . . . � ured many a hopeless ch le ail- for years. -They look u I . In 1 S.44� Glonga"i, f 11 6 Manitoba 62 ai �
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, , � � 9= *veati oxe, rs* I trains and was killed. . -On �hursday aftern
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. , I - m6nt, particularly in.'the line A prisons, these men- and �Vomc 13 the roll . 0-j � oon, last week, the
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- � . 11 I — I a 40� ��)Ir� �Y'111�ai� George, of Lolidon, aged rock in the Casca, e ids. She leaked
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t> I oro, twj, agony, .of an Wful. ; W ,a 2,1 started to! t4e, the train to D�rchester badly, auil finally Ban near Beauhamois.
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-ere score 0 ID,n�� to ,the Indians under- the nalne' . no ut over - I
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%-TJLA _ mysteri . half a lifetime i, I 14". �.. . . No live,,
, . . Ous water, " Is found in various fi, ""i.1, . 32.9 A:: hort distance,'Ifrom his home II6, fell on t Itt. r baggage- igers lost
te folks whc� � . . � I parts of I ' � - I Dawson's Golden Chaff, .39 mos 0 __
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� � 11 � . 1. 44 .8' th ' stiteet, and w minutes was dead. mian bro ght the passengers across lak,e St.
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, i . I curethig horrible cbror ic ,,. .; ... , . '%.. 3 Early ]Red Clawson, � I
. I � , I - . ,�. L23 ' .28 M i Bi -die 1 tea, of Almoute, On- Louis to � ine, abo it an hour after mid-
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. . e le . 0 , * " . Jones' Winter Fife,
: � I in all khads of Groceries, Flour, of w4ter. There are the sulphates S'�Wvet Suffiering. I :� were glit into Montreal
I Cornmeal, � . n . . I , -5 Pride of Genebee, 1.33 28.8 died. of consumptio *in an express car at the at an e r hour next i aorning. , I
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I I , .0an Bronze . 1.34 28.6 ,�au I ountain, while -proceed- -Mr. 71 Rv. Todd a ' Walkerton, after an
carbonate of lime; muriate of soda and in tarium clirbIlic, health seckel cable, l�and the building has )een pushed 7 8 .
rough here- 1; I Breakfast Baco'll, Bonel;s Pork, Lard a 7 1� who have �Surpri e, . I �
; _ lid . some of the springs sulph 11, I . .,a , j 1.33 : 28.1 in to Californip 'on the 212nd ingt. absence of several mon ths in the Northwest
11 last week. ' all kinds of Prd'visions, -,.'Prc�ekery and (41ass- I Ureted b Y�Jrogen visited � about , every medic*1 spring . with vligor ever, since. It h is now., been 8 arl 1pe, ." eo .:; . . I
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1prings . , hite Leader, i !� - , y e -
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L - and carbonic acid. There are many known and �have been# nothin bettered."
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� W . . I 9, 1glI its exterior wAlls axe not yet fln- 'i � I
. - Hen- season's Teas just to hand, which will be , and wells at different.p0ints around Cranks there are In. plenty and; thosq who - 't"01' . . I
I . . , . � ,, Avon . I As none except the one.buudred pocl re at the great age of 86 years, 7 months and wayv do - , he met six i rain loads of men
� is apend,, : soldat the very low Which vary -slightly In -the salts just esclape- bi)ing cranks. I f th last ished �j it Is In good i hape, im ide, and the on
a , � est prices. I will quote I thoy con- . I el ' 20 days. Her husba;nd is still living, and is their to assist in
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treec pul,- :' a few of the many bargains that are to be tain and that to ine .woms stri L.. I arlwork of ports of -successfully condiieted expeii way the harvest. There
� Why i .. I ments 92, cars old. were 2, .I of them he says it will need
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��t thodically going fory have been used in the pr�ceding su�'nma , L� '
ev. i'vlar- , bad at the Greattargain Grocery : should they? Some of them ha,'ve traces of 1 0 , -ard. Tpe buildiii N
I . . . I I I ng . -4-warden . jassey f the Central Prison, them -all d more too, to get off the crop in
. �Al I . . is three stories in height, is about 200 feet � L
. I Gr o d. -e- n. Black and Japan Teas for 40c iodine and bromine. The'sulphur!,fumes I . . I of results, t4ey should be bf great vallue And Toll'onto, states that'thoere has been 100 per a reasona le time. Wiges are from 35 to
rieb i ' The befit Gree per I � 11 I - worthy of the thoughtful attention okwheat
am so powerful in th e neigh borhoodt 0 the ' � : � 1ong, wide according, y,
" - � lb -j itorth 50o; Green, Black and Japan Teas for 25c, �1� - - .
Ling to ar � . ; � .� . is sul�ouilded by - growers in cent. rrhr6 young men sent to that institu- 40 dollars � month,and there will be el6-
'i - I . worth 35c ; I can give you a very good Japan Tea for ' wells and springs that they � . . - classic colonnades and surmoul ited by three tio* di ri e t year t
)aY. -Mr. � - I , ise a lb., or two lb8. for 25c ; beat Silver Drip Syrup . turn nearly alt ! , I . Ontario. Muc,4 credit is c to for4. .
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restaurant � I i. It rounded domes. walls are of brick, the careful experin-tenters *he -sent �18U. the I c, ban. any year be- ployment for them tin after the threshing
i L- - -- - I at 50d per gallon, worth 60c ; beat Pure Sugar Syrup inetals black. A silver quarter d Ded . �. # . � / full reports, which have 'been used 'in this I rb I e, he'says, has been the de- has been Aniabed. '
l',, , at 40% per gallon, worth t Oc ; three cans sariineo for c out a 1* - '.. dc- , but w4en completed will be, covered with . I
�ion in De- � into the Water will coni, gray ac -. . � . 11 I preisoic a In ra e. -AIrs. Alexander I
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25c, a. ap ra e Plums for 25c, � The . "hishohn * an aged
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r=ve I - Vld A ricow for x6c� 3 Tbs. Ev porsted Apples for 25c, . ; . IZ .. ..�- 11 CONCISE FSULTS OF TRE�-F, -�, . b-OPE �
: to� 1 -�r lbs � Dried Apphs for 2'e, 541bs. best Prunes for 25c, fumes Will not turn black; and that Is alu- - .,r -� r -,, ! which will cause them to I stand out in , RATIVE lof Zorra, ' township, and his family were ally burne Thursday evenin&
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,Lrk. It is 6 lbs.1 at Curnants ae, minium, the -beautiful metal of the fu- " , .- t gleaming contrast to tbe greelli Jf the trees WINTER WHEAT .- .. to dea h o
for 25c, 6 lbs. Currants for 2 .. f busy in thb barn miluadinj gram, some one last week. Mrs. Chish)hn was in the ki-t- -
attractin, 1 4 lb@.Ibe8t select Raisins for 25c, 6 lbs. good bright t .1 Steam radiators and chandeliers in '-* and the smooth shaYela lawns In the midst )
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g 1 � .RaWiI8 fox 25c, 8 lbs. Sulphur for 26c, 4 lbs. Boue- ?U:! sanitarium are paint' nin- of which it Is set. I . . I I . . -.1. Rep)rts of successful experiments With entere ,the house a ) e a gold watch eben liggliti g the lamp, when her clothing
t violent- � less F�sh for 25c; 4 lbs. Family Pilot Biscuit for 25c, and � c . . caught 6re
.. - ' � winter w] ieat have been received this"season � ch ino a silver watch and $17. . and beforf assistance arrived
� I �. . 1111 . - � But notwith standir g � the p erfecit taste - fe0or Fletcher, Dominion entomolo- she was go terribly bu. e
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I Couple of i 3lb . tin Cream Sodas for 25c, 3 boxes W- atebe8 for bronze, and they shine bright and,. . � from thir �y counties in Ontario, nineteen of . d that she oill
c> 25% 31 packaKes Corn . . � 4 I 'displayed in the desik n of this building gistan boptanist, has returned to Ottawa y
ny herself Starch for 25c. All kinds of bet � itiful always. * If you bring any Jew- which ar( east and eleven west of th ity breathed a I
1v in fic - Sugs" very cheap. . � . — r lnotb�ing what -over of the practl4al has been of e c few minutesi She has all only i
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. - f - �. at is not of pure g9ld, the: � I Guelp . : . from t I Ifie coast. He says the tuni- son, ,who if: an hono citizen of Grand
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�u-ath two � A cordial invitatioTi is,\extended to all to tel. tale sulphur will blab your secret .the ' � 2. The ounties of Lam"bton, Middlesex, bling'mus rd t has done much damage in Marais, Michigan. ... . Chisholm was a
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I I , I he Nvaters bave'a 9trangely - ;
. . . the �re'at Bay -gain Grocery. 1. I one ,,,, Ing 1. - I .. upon the ground nished fifty-one of the one hundred good re. � bad'" e ussian thistle. Pqint, Gle garry.
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I ; I eff 0 -,t at fIrst. p No matter how athloti , no I Bare a Corn or setapart ports Jrecc ived in 1895. 1 . -Pai -t of the most valuable numismatic --Mr. Charles Whee�er, organist of the
- i , I , WANTED -First -class B,u tter a -ad fresh. m6fter What a. hustler you are at honic, a , for the engine room 19, give a up to the 3. Of tne two "hundredi-ana forty-seven collection in America, owned by the late W. St. AndrevV P b to- au church, London, .
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I waks the . i it'ggs, for,which the highest market price bat I D of this mysterious water, with . Printing machines. These are ranged experimenterswho reportep the results of*, L. Baa*in, of Montreal,was stolen from the has just returned Zroenr XAipsie Germany,
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ory incl des most- f us. The lady along either side of t[Ie re vast apart- � ,
: week.- 1 , ;. . will be paid in cash or t�ade. . cop I i3Or w Inks of the same, take all the 10 Del. I their testA, only eight sp�&4 of�. wishing to, - unoccupied house the other night. Some of where he spent a year � iud .
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i . .se I wit i e discontinu� e the co-operati,�e experimental, the coi�g. were Old Roman ones, sole remain- of the bee'- musichum n tKlemgemple. Mr. -
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: I Ile feelill for a -da or t 0 is work, and much interest"' is in 8 of the' ' kind. They are valued Wheeler "k instructi( a on the piano from �
[�er holi-' i A.,G. AULT,;: Seaforth weak. Lg . lid alad enjoys, it.' She is anifeated � Ing Sa - L
� � -11 - I � . Perhaps ty of light and no pressman is without, an throughout, I at P, . . -: 1. I I
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;B. Latta as a -child an as helplesE. -Shewcars the abundance of good,- fresh Whenever 4. Dawson's -M sari. 4. and'A. Allen, of Montreal, Paul. Home
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i.� at tl)G- I %%% . � i ,a you were going to die and -you . daliAlest and I , Golden Chaf , Early Genes, e t'in the Gevrand -
I 1� i ,most beau, Iful in'7alid cos- antity of pe per s- �oc. i: Yuri, organ -9
I � a large qu i has -to be Giant, Ea�ly Red Clawson, and Jones' Wi - have I I a from his Excel- Haus, the largest coneeTt house in Lei i
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A7fir fir. -;t- .� tumes-pale ink'skyblikeande amand sto ed, it Is 'plac )rQ � pale,
. � I wh�lnaio with' an awful laziness.- One javend ed i I the cE n er of the terFife gave the highest yields oll, gra lency dement4n. theory, Mr� Wheeler
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.. nrNTECOS Is lad� 0 . .is ample 3pao non tion, le I as gone, Lord Haddo and the received le4sons from Gus
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I f :- i . whose life was not in danger th ught � u nine �eading varietie i of wiht�r whe t tav Schreek
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, � -� she W � s �going to die. She begged . to be suffering ang,l. At least if 'he does not a way as never to obst mot tj ie .I t. � The teste throughout Ontario for two years Honor )1e Dt dley Gordon, on the Numid- in singing f�roln, Gust ,
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I nnas, iz� nobody Is th. wiser. He is the slave Of bID dery on the next f,00r is i � i an, jig; Ill nj � from. Mon I
I . angedlin succession. ! ir treal for Li-%;erpooxl on 'alar�;ehoXera for some I ime.
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, ! lnaug'ur�to�is , � 0 a bed, It was suggeqted that she exactly similar fashion, andl up I
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� . -, , rMl - 1 i6 gang of section men were '
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Uear thc- �-, � I attentive to b! s wife as most nion aro-too floc r, where the library, busi' ' reslIlt of a rhinaway accident at. working 0 .
: wait t L11 she got better., . . peE 3 Offloo and acre, Dawson's Golden Chaff stood highest — As : the railroad, near Norwich, on -
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Ied frorn - I ",,No," she moa in her o � g TO �
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'' AV- ayes, , �no, no! If I've got to � I and of age, had e dead y of Alfred E. iker, a hogg
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� London I .', I- .die, I want out with Gup Illy sensible arrangement varieties in 1895, also ri rh ; broke'n by IN e son
. ! to die t hoine and ' be buried where I can a Ong fifty-tbr Ang crushed against a buy rsr Louis Hilliker, Burgessvi,114�-.
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- r t, . I more thought of dying 'than you, reader, _ . I - w inorth, west and s th, the can , see the 1895, Dawson's Golden Cha Y, Jones' lVin.. , - The -man ei. ter fell off or was pushed off,
.Llr . had n6t left h0r room ithin the nesee '�
;.- - . . I . broad and maje�tic, Hudso and the pal- ter Fife, ave ,
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1-1 . A i-ec of m; st inj thi it house, ap peared In I n Ill- Isades of the western bank ' .From win- the best yields on heavy s)ils ; and Daw � ceased leaves a wife -and tw
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� -� P' - to - do-Ae ' . �. ,�Sho 11001.1111od as � dows looking to the east exq 'is! W beauties son's. Golden Chaff,the Early (4enes �aut : She h ijone out to ck berries with some children,
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� � �. - I I ements is to go to the ra lway station joyed ' i n orriest the � handsome villas -and cozy cot�ag es, are vis 1. When the experiments followe lost in the 'ush. -TAIr , liam Dough �
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�Z health seekers Day after day this clntin- I ible. I I . ' I
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� (! 1112- - I I . � a, or bare -fallow, - real estate of the late John Donald- and most ceessful fa � I
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� I . � . , y onough i�.i tl' ue � the wife always. app(ArIng and enjoy- ': Below the: rise of' ground upon which aff gave the largest average yield f zi'� , %5:1 'old by auction at Ails& Craig of B 8 Tly � :
..'�tek. !- .1 - GOODS i � ;r, , 3011 1w � . ;rant, died Monday, Aged 78 years, after
I i be at all cool, 1you will' see d,6proaching , life an(� I king pink nd pretty., i 0 �
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w � I nesee Giant came first in - 'ini, township was purchased by .
�duzf"St j remarkable lo�kiug buinan being. . It I At leng�h 0 t was ann need that the : -,,his r" '
: into it- I . . HOU E� the summer, citson, but thli ma, , tracks of the chief Vanderbilt railroad, and espec . � Me()-illk . was a nativO of Scotland4'and ,settled on the I
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.-M-01- � . i I one of the heatest overco on which - esee Giant and . I p Donaldson for $9
�f:-; .'V I (. - I � . I I I I He came gn time. 'Tbaj' same day the cars containing paper and other material G ,Iden Chaff made the beat appearaneb �i 50 acre � �q= 1 .
., I I �- . to that coolisfi climate. A great 'woolen . in . , �� in Stephen township went to well knowniall over the rovinceasa,bre-ed, - �
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�. I ;�#- . I I I I are -r n to a point just below thE building. t .. spring of 1895, and Ear y Ripe 160;Lynn, for $1,650. er and importer of Sgorthorns, at which
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1*�� -,-. ; i I 0. American Bronze Earl Genesee - He was cou' Ilor of the, towma � no
I , .,I, .pg has brought supplies to The Cosmopolitan, I , ustitute, preached in the Meth Pei - hip of 0 n-
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, I -1 I . I I loss- connection between the car and the build- and Dawson's Golden Chafl possessed 1 the',' odist ehurch at � Thamesford, on Sabbath daga
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� s,.(n.. I � � 1. Every Department is Looming with �-,- "N,-;, 11 , " A 7 %I LUC VA W c - — 6 16- Ing is made by means of a chute, a steam, stinest straw in 1895. ! � : everung� phe mox lor text these words in tioils Of t t and -
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;, , : . I 1� 1 ---7- 1 of her husba4d made he 'sick doponent winch and a:tackle. . I 10.'Pride of Genesee and Am,riT ,John 9-25:� 11 Qa6 thing I know, whereas I a man bighly respectea i by 0.1 who knew
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a . .� much� as he has consulted eco 11. Early Ripe and D son le church was crowded. . 0
,� 1; �,.- I I i 911X NVEEK6. , I / I I nomy In the a Go] I pa4tor of Knox
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Giant and Early White Leader were the to Mrs, in � �
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'T t, ' . de� Booth, of Toronto,pass- Pte!bytery, 'has just celebmted
, ry , We need more room and knowl how I a upy his Z I � the eigth
: . I I gleam; the so# ,r ng ry4rse and doctor broad �. green . I � ed away Friday morning after a very brief anni rsary'of his induction to '
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9 j go from room! to room, a skIng how, faru lunch hour, and his editors and the clerks 12. Early Ripe and Earl Red Clav illness. She�was.a'mosl amiable and cap- pastorate, Which took Oace on Tuesday,
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�. -,� We sell first-class goo s at such in- -,) - t�-- � I . . in his business dephrtment are privilegei I . 'I, the Pride ' -of ��
, 'I 17, e4 I i , . , - i e the first t; mature, an, i� ' ' ', 1887. Concerning his stew- i
, : I . sound faintly here and th4 re. e t.�- -� much lanlimted. She was buried on Satur-' ardsbil e eig t years
I 1.1;�- " I significan � I - ; , Often to go out sailing in his own trim Genesee and Early - White T eader wer lie I P thes the Acton
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. . , t prices �hat you � I j, I . ELIZA ARci AND CONNER. last to mature. ! I � day with, full Army honors, in Mount Pleas- Free Press has the foll'o ing to
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�.. J,U ,; . , 1 13. Early Genesee Giant and Dawa,o. a Mr. Rae�s p4atorate has
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-1 TtL i � I t4em. 1 1 HOME OF A iMOOER� MAGAZIME7 The application of the title edibor to Mr. . . The em, rshiR has
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I . .0.., ... - I . Walker is no -misnomer, since nothing is the iAn.erican Bronz aj, I Vive hundred miles through an doubled; th Sabbath 001 has moreas-
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, " I , I � I ,� d-O"i --- - poutan Xs He -Handsomely printed in his periodical - I � almoit ubinhabite4 country,- covered by ed; the Christian End r has been organ -
i of , �t ; . � -� 4. . The Commo d 1 WhIC4 e has not I
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I . IT I Spqcial Correspon lence. I he never sees Is ith th , a ]canoe'trip w two - ladies A splendid n ew, manse t
� TWA' � : N, - I - . .-, - U, rejeAted by lesim! auth the most ;Op�lar ' I - ldren. started I been built ,and I
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� � 1, (, i, �, 4 I . I , . - ties. 'I ort- variety ree ;e7a: andithreech I . on this morn-- last winter
, � � -4 . -- I' 8 I - . IRVINGTO-ST-ON THE HUT,, ow, Aug. 20.- I . D. MIU SHALL. imenters in ch of the pa y I one of the t eat ,churches
I . 'I . . ' I Mg. him daughter of Principal within the I +
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�11 � � i . - There are manyplaces of . listorlb interest and during the present seas'n,it was choll n ounds- -of t ,e Presbytery was
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. I I A. E. PENTE60STo I � I '. sent in full reports, as bein the bes Th . i dbllege� has been visiting her an Appreciatlive -con
. . 1� i I � deeds were done In ReTo)utionary days are George Wilson of Ke?]I!l t arn6ag - . - � 9r,eg ion. .in addition
- I I , Waal town on the varieties tested. i en �in th dity, und, sioccompanied b h to his astor4l work Rev j 11r Rae hoA bee
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. 'L I � often visited by patriotic 1pligriv4s Not age seemed familiar there w ISTRIBUTION OF SEED FOM TZSTIA4G PV 11 P - � I I
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. . . . � 1 16. . . as sl r . j ha 0 is UIPW I benefit of th . communit I and -has been a
",L,�..'. i 44 D, -,v D& 7 i DRAR DOUGHT AND FAXTETCHED. far fromAhe station whioN nestles under ical air about his general mak il whift.1% all POSES. I 11 . 7, on
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