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NOVEMBER1190 . I Iriasponotble'legislat-Jug -bodies sits the ,- ttol of hiq limbo..' -Since, that, �tltxej -crop! indeed. -MI Eva My. In y1sit- - I . d, I pprod4flvo -and tha " - , I I - I �' Zk�.
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. W-.�Ow � - � I Senate, which be he past sUmmar. � eloquent� I ,, Rubber . -
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11 ;� 12 13 - 14 W 16 17 sponsible � go veramient as exemplified - duld not endure the illne i .- During - the Septembei make,'-whIle none' of . much q,pprqeIated;-Megsrs.,, Joseph - .
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by� the Senate. It will thus be oben, all -349 trial of suffering he has the. rest around heye paid, any. more-' Snell, J.- G. !Jones, and Samuel Rowe ,...,
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25 26 27 2S 29- 30 ...... Mat the Senator Is aomlellod, in at �or a 'it with a "great dial of pa- I than 1-9 1-2 cents. -Mr. Bushfield has hAve been eledted to the box -r& bf i � . . -
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. � . very thin glaas house and to aneaSY t!envi .and ,,resignation. he leaves to ' sol a Opa;n of p , e
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.. rnvcrk for the . shafts of an able writer mourn his loss a sorrowing wife used In lugging q No question
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. ad,denota� the p%, -o of the paper on which the lasteven In the face of strong temp-�, —A team. of korses, whose� weight, section [have, advertaled -for a -new says: The Exeter on 11 , - -
tations to waver. - . �1. . I its troubles, Was I In answer to this we r . . -
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. t is to�nd. I . . . .oeo not exceed 2,200 pounds, b6long- I teacher � for the new year. — Frank having i vospee 4 efer you to our 41 Merehants 11 and " ' Anchor 1� -
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� I . Ovipreomtv--Stowrart- ltros.---3 . . — . . .. Ing to Mr. ,Bert Watson, of Morris,, I Dixon, J. P,.1 to laid up with a, 4ord Is Ill and there- Is. difflculty� in se- Rubberit, now conceded to be durable, the best ,�
e . . -E. Walker, general m ' '.recentl�k drew a load of 150 bus : . fitting IlI4
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Fall Season 1M. Pickard & Cm -6. - . � ager of the BaXk of Commerce has of' lime, making 61-4 tons *olght! bought the Dr.- Chisholm farm, .; is has - been IflUng * In for a few days. compl-ete stock'of these famous 1�ubbers now on h d,) com.1 " .
r— " I bard at work getting ready for tea Dorrington. is obliged to A an maint, 4 - ,
A,9tore to Every,body—E. bleFaul Co. --S Just returned 4^ .fPny-nn+n- af+or a. from the 96dmin lime works to tWe I next,. Again M - it " � 0 � "al
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Furm for Sale-Isano Hudson -5 � ern provinces. Vr. *,Walker is a which - were fastened together by . - Brussels - I difficulty in fining that. vacancy. In, - I- ��, , - �
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Searorth oattneal A -S I Harrlsi of Goder , .was �married In - Mr. W. M� Stnelalr for plaintiff, ap- and Mr. Al. McDonell left on Friday � wo, ens, , 11 J AM ...
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VeAlman and ftnbury-4 - prosperous, bavIfig regard to settle� ora'do. The wedding p#rty- ,numbered for. the, aTrest of defendant, U�on 'his, other lot .of ,'stallions. -Mrs, Jameg 1) 49 . -� I � .
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NOV. . Columbia. and was ,mudh impressed borsos,m&nag9d1rto run, awai, and he at Gladstone, Manitoba, of a formef - I .11 : -
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scull- a fractur,ed. Very fortunately. as dbceas6d had been. In falling health Af ter the 6 Mrs. H. -. Freguson, of Ore-okst I �-
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ment of British Columbia - to t . . .� Shobbrook, of the %gravel road, 'north church- on -the lasi Sabbath In No- �The friends of Mrs. " And. I � , .. I
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forth, and Hensall, for some of those 0 latent resources., Undertheek' ,ev'tenlng, of last week, after a linger- �en the d .preparatory to- the to learn t - at the time of Nqd* , ". L
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of London bribery cases," � 'Sunda ' evening, thus clon- Walker, with i Whom. she had e -been ' be Was a great -sufferer, from ca.n- village. He ifas had a well dug and , poatly.-Mr. P. W. Smallacomu, U �"- -. ., -.! �
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enough to 'have them so nea,r air. -Lon- Ince. Mr.-. Walk.er say , � hurch will be filled. T . hen on Mon- being -4n her -'817th year. Mr.-.WaIX,er 1 Devonshire, England, and -came to begInB: a work be - never late go ula- Ing the past week of 96 s�et;&436- -
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- . . -most felt are those" gatlon axe preparing a farevVell eral took place ,.on Tuesday afternoon, ' . I , number - .
Wednesday. -year ,coming to Hul- d1scassed amofig our,eltizens.. Those :c& ldads.--Mr. Melville Stonewa�v
- - which white menr gre per 4 to be held i e ment of interment bitng -made in 13 yeAr, the next l - � __Ag �- I #M - vo ZU .
--- - take; the caTkning �SUP . - russels lett with his parents, �Wben 'the coun of us who have been' lir the -habit In Toronto vecently, cop* J, -bW- 11 I . 1.
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. Mr. John Tolmle, "the- Reform can- ' lly to which the' coAgregation and -Again we arg. called upon to re- I 1% W - .-- - - .
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d1dato, wag elected -In North Brace . friends are all invitdd.-Quite ' a cord the death, of one of the - 61dest . . I Improve"XIS, -1 --� voliG wo"
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bye-ellection an Tuesday 'last, by a about the only one of these branches number from here' drove. to Vingham - residents " of this 9detion. On Wed- 'ed'for three years, after which he Mrs. Minor of Crediton, has . been room lor a number ,of weeks; - � jr� �- �
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majority of about 400, This Is ,a In which white men wish 'to engage. Monday evening to h 4r the' i returned to Hullett, where be re- enjoying a pleasant viedt here with � lig.provin �
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constituency has There..ave rrfmAY instances of :thetop- Bros. concert.. There were also y . - . 116"n.:
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fon. Hunilteds of' - w 8 a fallow on the John Lee ,farm, Just attended the gpIden wedding- of her Elder, of Ray townwip.- WIM, W- - �
since 18-82 when Mr. Alexander Mc-� thousands of dollars' worth of I ffuit report'them. better then in the past bout, 75" years of .age and although east' -of Londesboto. He spent some uncle and aunt here, Mr. and Mrs. R. � Arter, of Brussels -- � ., , .1 I - . - �, , - I
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I I .Ann Walker, daughter -of the. late to see hlrn a' I %--i-1,4 I - � � ..
I ago, hence the present. election. Mr. a Buron Notes to -r.,;art bts carriage factory, sent a Briefs. -Rev. L-. Perrin. of Wroxeter, Joseph . I � . i � "�,�
- � Tolmie Is not -new to the Dominion " . .-The formn] opening of the, Gode- - letter to the clerjc.last week� stating and Rev. A. C.'Wishart, pastor ot Walker, of Londeaboro; he� . - .-- . I I - We pay tbe . � � - I - N011044
Parliamentl having represented West 'rich hospital will take place oii. De- - he'Ittended coming at once.-br. W. Melville 1 church, - exchanged pulpit% then :settled on lot 19, on the lith # Constance. I . ,Vftv =- - -
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I I -Mr. Robert Fulford who, has been week from whence 'he .went to To- Powell with the Methodist minister of . til 14 years ago. *hen be,s6ld ,his Novetnbe,r 5th, turkeys, 13b po Er livIe 0141 bens,�ll�iiscil!�-qpr.,,n�.,-h*,Ok.6ul-k. .1 - VWA"
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- manager. of the Kineardine - sident of - Goderich for many rofito and . beXore ret . urn . Ing he In- Fordwich.-R. L. Taylor and family I � . � r lb.; geese, So pet : - : - - ,- - � ,
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The late -at horrdr Is the wrecking -Dr. Shaw, medical health off � 'balt mining dtatriet.-R' . Sloan Albert Carter, 12th concession of survived by his, wife, three : sons and - � -� � 400" NO% I r
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Jersey,' which occurred on Saturday ,,found them' all bad. ; .7 � Cantelon's men from . ClInton.-The ---�Ca,rman, ,eldest son of Rev. r. G. ]KIPPen . 8th. Supper will be served from- Stratford, OntiAo. - - - 1:1 .. 1kno"at -
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beach. As the. train was about two Police Magistrate Humber, of Gode- Charles Hamilton, on the Main- street E. Kerri-This -week Councillor Ba,e- mortat, bow will make 'you lau � _74-04"Son",
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. and about to pass ovek a draw bridge other day to Mien Nolen V. Scarth,. lot - and building a good- houBe . On to Mr. John Gal�r'alth, for the hand- it would be bard to find a -more recitations and ,instruTtiental music . �. . - --
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I . car left the track, went crashing -BisboU. MbEvay administered the with his family at Dungannon -over famUY removed to Godeillch on Weft- Constance Uve always given a -11rat- . , p a3rd- -1 �
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- ax�d Zell twenty ieet hito the water dates In St. Joseph'd church, ClIn- part eek- vfoltln*g friends In Brus- Smitb, teacher in our 1public school, assembled at their hom�e make -this surpass all others, Every - I -� ,�-
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resident of Clinton died at the home Monday, -Mr. 'W. H. Kerr, of ,Brus- of this week, about 16'80 o'clock, of the favilly did wall their , Notes. -A. Sacramental ffepvIce will . � � 5 �. I - M - I - A -, � I
down. The pAssangers on'the two first ' part In providing a most enjoyable FAIDAY, * NOV USK-12 A- - --'-, - I- �
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cars were nearly all killed or drown- of ber"son, near Alexander, ManIt6ba - sale visited. with -his son on S�tur- caused damage of about $200 to the * be held at Londeaborb.- Methodist � I &Wl#
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ed and m9hy In the third ca,.r wTre on -October 14th. Deceased was 84' day on his way to preach In one 'of - residence of Robert Harkness, on, early hour the. company partook of church on the moring of Sunday, Pet-sonAlly seldetel �by the ,owoRr irm. 190ft - - . IT,
seriously Injured. Sixty people, ma,hy Years of age. I . . the Methodist ,, churches In. Clinton.- Elizabeth street. The fire started bb- I Nova . mber 4th, and in the afternoon, studs in So"nd 1�r aupPkiors1zeAu&UkN,sn4b0W . I- �--- . I
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� of them women &ad children, were -The*-,cement foundations of the M!r. George Herons, who has beery. tween the ceiling and:the roo�, .and at Constatce, atter the regular aer- ing, -earrying the bl(gd d Anany of the Jig", ,AM, , -.m.'. I -
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killed outright and as many more Q. P. R. depot, roundhouse and the working In, Hensall to M .Present Is thought to have been smouldering vice st 2.90. Owing to tbe-stor=, On' brod-to first-alam stallions in'Simthad. Ful"Um4ff- � - -�, .
- adriousl . . laden ivith viands not konly pleasing Sunday,, VVrY few attended the se jairingto secure hl - � - . �
n If not tatally, - injured. freight house at- Goderich' are now -visiting with 'his family bere.-The there for some time before breaking to the. eye but agreeable to the taste - . r� gh�class hi�avy draft bivod -, AUM- .. .
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as structures. . . surance.-'Constable Oli.yer also. After the guests had' done 8.--CA6h4rjqu1V* -- - . -- 'Zlovifiienu
were all killed. The adaident w -ening after '�the church closed on .sprained ' tical sermon from the parable -'of 'the r4ence.at 1 eclock' 'T"m I - .. I .
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�a,used tby- the trafn'ruo'hing -onto -the -Mr. , H. Raphail, a' commission account -of 'a shortage of coal. -Con- one of his ankldip while doing duty at ample Justice to the good thinge so Prodigai Son. -Mr. George Wbeailey, T- R 4RONOX, $I L PM -Usk , - - � - - - Ant ftwn
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bridge before It was properly closed merchant of Montreal, spent a few- .tractor Piggott has disposed of the the fire* on Tuesday. He'la able to bountifully provid.ed, the members of isr., la very Ill, but for his age and Auiltioneer, London. proplie04 "I'll, I = -
after being opened' to let a bost days recently in Clinton with Mr. shovel . which � was working at the get around by the aid of a caine the family united In piresenting. to the nature of his trouble, ke In -get- - . . 204 - I 1, I �tl, in t
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� . . . bandUng the flour from the F a!ir shipped from the -station this week. Exeter . to,r Robb and the trustees visited our I I . I . � .of * $01-4ni
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The Weekly Sun ta,kes the ,right , mills for the, past 40 yea:rs. -Mrs. Fyle entertained a feW-friends ' L panied by handsome presents, a gold school last Friday and fou,nd (eve � OnWednesday Xovember,7th,VAStoM0W6*11 I **I I . -
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. Jarie's Clark, p�ealdent of. -the on Wednesdafy - evening.- few Of , arfd. family left here last week fo ' gold brooch for Mrs. Mollie. . -- �
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. Before the Federal subsidies to -the that Mr. Somerville Is doing so w6ll, 11,611lichael metioneer, 2%W" � - 1 vith'. V -1 t 44
-,money6d, men, who *,ere Intorest- their new home In Regina, where dress was read by Mrs. Ivison and I 1. � -
gIne COrnpany, a,nd;a prominent mem- In -the FarnhaTn fallure,' In Hullett. . and ,hope' he may be. teadher, here for,- On Friday,,Novetnbl-er fth 'At I'S'aloult -P, M 0 -- 1 3VU
- C'es ' ' Gardiheir has been since last spriEgi. the presentations made' by Mrs. Lot5,0oflce98lon4 X11,9. TuckemnithInWAW :: , .. VuTt
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. -forms the written constitution of �After a;n Illness of several monl.sio pIng a lot of hay from this station, - - . gets out on behalf of ,himself zh�d Mrs. Mel- and ,Chicago. in Detroit he Tnet with. on Let 18 -Conemion 5, ViUrne, Parin *A&-kd I - I--- I � Z tio I
try.' The membefs of the , -in time. -Mr. wid Mrs. Fred Baker Ile replied. briefly, thanking Ach and I his old f hnplewe�ti Charles Unr4s, Rrop. ; �Mo& n.ow'... � --- �� �01 �
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age of i who -have been' visiting friends In not only on this occasion but throughm Lot 7, Oojjeesoionn, H- F,, 6, Tnekerm-Ab, FaM '. fornfuls 1i
conference at Ottawa, have pledged 62 ,years. Deceased lived -on K. Witta, 'who was visiting triends; this vicinit I ness after the pleasant outing be - ,
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I I different homes, the former Irt Moose presoing the trie . i�i � 11 -
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perial Parliament to ma,ke the change. . . Brantford last week. -Mr. Jas. Dodds -jaw, the 'latter In Winnipeg. -Mrs. himself and Mrs. Mellis to witness' summer. . on 8 fiturft.y, Novanber Syd, at'l Vblo*p ft, -to -
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one her ,home there 'on Tuesday of last dtner, of the firm of Pol3plestone & rl)bz, is recovering, .although not as on such a oceaw'on, Many pleasing Tuesdays, Thurod a' 2029 -ti Lot 22, Cone 2- V
- . for this, V These men were placed In n GLADRA,X & STANDURY Batristers, 'Etc., at Hensau �On Tuesday, No%,ember i6th ot I .0'el -
ry on ays nd Saturdays, ession 5, Hul]eF-,*, titensive 1wett' A - - -- 1 2 �,
. their present poigitions, to -ca weak. Deceased was a daughter of .Gardiner, and Mrs, Gardiner, were rapidly as her friends would like.- and �congratulatory addresses fol- Ih-,NL � ". -- �. I - �
the ordinary business of their respec�, I M S G. J. Sutherland, Conveyancer has a number of Bred lfonesund,Qattle� James 11eynoldC TY*. 4 I - I
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tive Governme In Tifrn � . lowed, all expressive of the esteem fine villat 40 p,e lee placed in hig bands -for FAIP. Tbos. 11rown, AueL - , .. f.. -1 ,�q- --a
ate. They have not berry all her life. account of the sudden ,death there )rl ' Any, November Ah at 1040& Pv -*- - a
I Of an' operation In the hos ital i e aged couple are held .1-3, arlao, rt .On -ednep -.
been empowered to Join In affecting -Mr. Edgar Henderson, of' Wing- Mrs. .Gardiner's mother, Mrs. Halls, p Divelling cee and several Avith a number of on �b 13, Conuession 10, Ifelcill 61�, Nm 80* iit - �. � 1,
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defines the limits within which they -in the Little Dow die- i � . "On'!TM - . - AccOrding to la,%v at very nioderato charg-es. Office r - , I � -
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been highly recommended for h1s Breezes. -Mr. Cochli' , a former Exeter boy, wasmarried Ing throughout, waa a most pleasant IVANTED a�i the Hennil e nrm Stock and Implements. G , corge lr%-%,�=- - T -- . . .1 , -�
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members of the conference In off Ice, bytery, - Y the M"Le.od. Presw . engineer fori e township, of Howtek, 8t. Catharines. -The smoke stack of present. The -family, consists of porl'ag "'111 I" Oaid. George Joynt, proprietor, On Wednesday, Nov, 14th. -at *W *146ek p. %-�W , - !-. - � �
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storm robently. Mrs. i. Balfourf Kippen;,Mrs. (Rev 1� I 0" ,- -1 -
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on Friday, October 19th, at the early riot cometo--an amicable arrangeme placing. it 'I with -a brick one so that (Rev.) Gauld, of Formosa, China. All I 'th . , -
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two weeks of typhoid fever. - ,mbers of the family were pre- d*r it - . .
stitution Is changed let the 'propos- age 4fter an illness of 'Was the cauge of their visit. . The nothing less than.an earthquake will I the me expect to see a number m are erect- J1 Stock ' d I I tH, W. - .-
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- � � , Drayton, the presiderat of the trust that In this case it may kive was deseendfng the steps from his Notes. -Mr. and Mrs.* Isaac Jar- coal abed on the .; . Z-1 - bav�
c- -1 . on - the - 2nd concession, fair satisfaction to all. -Rev. 19WItfLndIniplements� Xr&XCoata,PV:;-"-:0 t , �
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. president, Fred ga- his prize. rooster, which he valued at ! the doctors dvis d th oba e 1 -
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