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h Ir vu . -P. .it.d f.. th. c1M.k . has 11p4n tit- AA upas -,n. fur2a0, A i, L I. I
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I � I I .. I P -1 92 r I ... #44ell 114 ego 940praged in our
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.11 . I ne, Huron, 1T6W$_1T010l.Vr_ of tct�da,y its shillily, to a d good, with I 4 11111i Norul%yest alid tho luatketilla", of
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� I - 0.49a ye�,;-4 knows more towdkv than allYl)t'ulllisillgft-.tll�I)r,osVt. Tfivoirriql- ille proriuois of tile Viol, ateg #to
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lied fifty or thirty yearti ago. will Holl for a.sum that I forh4q; to practiclalij faiillitatod tlpt lost y or
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. . b Lo and if W(# would keel? .Theos withilA three, milvi -of Phillips front 10,000,000 to 124,000,000 . . . _AT.�. I., I . . .
. � I I -, I � village, oil agilod road. Runningr4rollel bushels of,graiu were exported ,�, � I I 11. . -_ I . .1 ,k . � I
. . I then) wo WU-)t chantlo also. to t1ju road Oil wlAi6h I live, about a mile .
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.. � I I . Blit there are various kinda of distant, there is a load leading-along'a therefrom, where a few yours none . I fl
I I Z high ri,lge.of excellent land Oil .%vllio�h . 1, I 1-1 'r i I . .
. . We were trioult pleaNell at fj;tviall challoss ortop propotilided-undesir. I here are '6ix ravuls, with broad tiel(l, that were grown. Accounts now tlay I I .. I ,_ I 1. . I
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with till 01.1 Litno Anil , able as well as desirable ones. are 111OWL-d Wide a machibu, good are-le,ordal, that there is -it prububility of the . . I I . . . . -1., .
4collversatioll W . � with good 111lildiligs, Ample, Heat arid I . I I �Ifi I I
I I .11 I There are imperfections in every Canadian Northwest this year ex. . 6B•. I I ..
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a Iwai lately told that all ti.ese .
ago. fie [late for inaity years been political fabric ---necessarily $0. farms were 614, sale- Sillet! 01011 01- of- porting from 20,000,000 to 95,000,_ - __O___ , ,
thein has been sold, a farm that ought to 0 . �
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HIC NF."Wei-REC-ORD. Their exist in all human institu 000 bushols of wboalf, What an I
a sqbscriber to T I . carry twelve head of cattle arid a li'lindred .
Laid he : "I have always liked the tipne. Some of thefie,imporfecitions alleclo, for $700. Tile former owner is incomparable benefactor ))it; the New PrixLts, .
are curable. The able of t, one of our smartest men, but he was bound I .
liberal tone of your paper. AA times 10 to got out, arid sold as iiii (till because he grand old man been to this Canada " , t . .
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. Liberal Cotiaprvaiives is to elimi.• could not get more. Oil the river road, of ours by Ilia far-sighteduess and New Cotto*ns,
I used to feel rather out of sorts riatit or. mortify thou. two and a half miles below. Phillips, .n 0 1 . I I I
. with your references to tire Gritp. Thistrii are village, there is a fat -tie with 100 acrea In- steadfast 08$,Of Purpose, Sir jo))n 4 New Table Linens,
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Your sp.yuig they were the 'an also unavoidable perfections, our tervale %vith upland, the buildings ample, may not be a Christain according to
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requiring allight repairs, that a few years � .- New Towels,
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aim should be to make these asthe hide bound theories of some but I
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Canadian party' I considered rather ..it_let for $2,600. A 6w days
a possible arid to tuake the best of Ig" ait a a dfor$1,500. The farm be- he bits been and is possessed of it New Towelling,
uncalled for. But when you ex- �, a.,thistie - .
, those that cannot be oared. This .., q best iotervale farm in the faith greater than that required to '
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-_ _____ plained that you made a distinction '..". few yeari ago was rated at $3,- New Dress Goods,
- __ -Rof --- - -6-rs ; - is .Liberal OansaryAtism_ - - - 500. 1 am i4ort remove mountains. While soulit .
. . - VeCwieen Grilim arid orin 0110 - neil that it can now be
Gritiani is impatient of reetrainli bought lor $2,500. it-nottli-er, --an utiland .were 'frerrabb-finz arid cryilig out - New Costume Cloths
by, t - lie formal- you only meant the . form, five miles froni the depot, some NO . , , 0 ' I I
and would remove all impediments acres very good land,not excemively stony, Artell. the al'anner of lo"A souls : .
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factious men of our party—those 50 acres very goojl land plowed , . nd Checks,
who Opposed Confederation ; the to the exercise of the natural. liberty what shall we do to save the - *
. I in one field, the barn the boat arid most . 0--- Velvets
I - fit the region. the house as country 1 and doubting 'thouinspa Ne* Plushes
Canadian Pacific railw' ; Protec- 6f the individual.or tire community. costly ot'liti) . 0 I I . I cy,
f , , . railway I., good the average Oil the best farms to the W o ro it . ' '
tion; the enforcement of obodience Free Trade is the outcome of this State, and all aqueduct. bringing water Vathetically folding their *R -CALL AND GET PRICES.-S)ft-
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would be to tile house and -barn, and this.can be 8 u the .faithlosa; folly of . .
. � . to the laws of the land in the North. View, though its'operatilln '% arras & .
-�i Iml f'oi- two-thirds the cost of tics build- fatalism, Sir John propounded and -L I
is; I . west—I felt less inclined to find subversive of the general ,good. lugs alune. And these, I think, are It fait,
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fault with your designation of Buell Conservittisni is willing to put 'up average of quality and prices 6f farms o ism s Great'Cash& re
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.�. L ' . I all Canadians. A further with impediments to Free Trade that are ofrurad for sale, after throwing out has created untold millions of ears . � .
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wher. tile conditions of the country tlit'1101 Over to I)RAttli"o oi, forest. of whoar, added countless millions - � I _. ---. I
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, . friend eon . vinced its that he and Ilia ,,,,,, such that the impedimenta of . . - __ � .- . of mousy to the wealth of the Tvickersnitith. I Ill and About the County,', , �
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, "'. Mrs. Routledgm is at prosout I
, fellow Conservat: ' country and peace and plenty to I
.ve Liberals held PTOtectiOn would d0ftr1Y promote EDITORIAL NOTE'S. . :
-1, - . . . ' for the benefit of her health.', -.11r.Ellis of Elowink township,
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;� ,�. ' almost everything ill canitnon with the greatest good of the greatest I aged 93, left week to take up his I � �
. � An Ott,iwa disp-alob-inikke8-public , � Miss llobeeca Towusend is tit residonce in the Northwest. I
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the Liberal ConservativIT. , Ili fact "u"ll"'r- Situated as Canada is the genorat . I
11,� .. . the appointment of Hon. Edffnr statesman and bdnefactor aoo,, present visiting friouds in London. --Harris 'Son of Brantford, have
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ramifications of Protection are of pia r 0 ra
. - ' t' . . � turned out 4000binders this season. I
,.,'.,'� - . � Dewdnoy to tho post of tllinister of louginay the CIIieftai'n live Mr. Robori Carnoeban i's now I . 11
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keeps a very large moiety of the the pillars which support the . vu to Oil- building Wind,Mills for the farmers -Henry and Sarni, Timewell of ' I
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1(" . I the liftorior unci Superintendent joy the realization of Ili$ steadfast . , .
X� Reformers from practically affilint- industlial fabric and consequently I.. .st- in this '%trict. Fingal have fallen heir to $5000 ea-,li I
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.,�,: .. . tire prosperity Au'd progress of, Our General of,ludi;tu Affairs, and Mr- noss to principle and his" indolui- Mr.Robert Fairburn whd committ- - .
M sill, the Couserviletives. I 0 I. .
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-i: . ing w . � I , . John I'lli,-Cfart 1.) A_ . od stic-h-acts- ol"notoriaty on tli-ellb-ol; �_The crack,.-rifte 5_1Mk_()r_,A.y1[_n�e.r__ __ ____. � __ . 1,
..� . . country. These pillars ►relay be in Lila POrtf'OliO Of table unselAs ness of purli6e6, and vicinity is bliss Elh, Stevens,
, The Grit leaders, " while -following . I .0 .
:- Postmaster Go6ral. � Witter line" has fled from the coun- daughter of lawyer Stevens.
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'�, a wrecking policy' utterly subversive I I .
, 1� . . - Y• -Tile Brantford firemere, are out .,
ol . ,l)(Mer ones call be substituted it 0 .
,.$�, . of the interests of the Reform party' . I W'a�rdon Massie, of Toron to L - Blilyfielti. I Everyo-ne vote for the repeal of of pocket some $200' by their recent
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t�li and of the country, have always were folly to pull them do,�n. , As I 111111Q, I Dr. Rutled,le is I here f . i . -onk., the the �School, Board. - The ballots tournament, and besiJes are going to .
, �- . I . reco rids the liqe Of tho 1 -ash to - 0 will be nii'lrked'For the petition' be sued for a prize. . :
;,` , . been shrowd enough to. wave ill, years roll by Pqually serviceable and Northwest visiting his parentsj-.. "
i; punish those found guilty of , "Agailist, tho potitiou." Vote "For -,John Wallace, '01 Sidney, was .1
i�'l . �. pill guilty "Against I
,ii.', " wlixr,l of Reforri-i while practical- less obstructive supports may pre, I A
. sta 11, lawn social the other ov'eninry
"-;, I . - I . . indocelit assaults upon rellill ' the Patitiou" and you will voto kill�(t instantly lit the hayfield
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, 4 right ovury limo. Rcp�al (110 tiyraii- -failing from the top of a waggon load
;:, I 1* , I ly following the of ,NTillilista. sent theingelvos. A very good anal. - ' netted the Methodist folk nearly 0 cc .
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, might with advantage be also M30 . . of hay. . . . .
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7 I They have continually appealed to ogy is presented .'Ili the following - applied to seducers, adulterers slid 14 . •
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, " I Tile now Illail *).onto is paid to be Whilo 11ir \`iiriiIi;%ln 14jlejoat Of the —Charles Kerr, aged 17, of Can-
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- Cho legitimate aspiration, for Re.. There is a large, ),)all-q-.00ru with Other like monstrous, Oxcerseell. . nington; Ont., .had Ili aced
right arm torn ...
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forin which exist ill tit(-) hreasts of
arched Odf, support(-,([ oil pillars 0
, _ rcl 6d r unsatisfactory so far . ,vi regards 2nd line was onam
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"L.- I Cos of Our panipored civilization. , speed), coninittuicat,ion With Loudon Oil; at s off close to the 'shoulder bly being
, � . it oil I is horses took fright 0111 --thin" . I
every intelligent Caiiadiat� anti thrre. which evidently interfere with the I p., I cc O.. caught lit a belt in a pinning mill. . 11
4"', -Fishing has been good here lately filld started to run. Mr. q .
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.%, prostituted them for baso Purposes. freedom of tilt- dancers, but which , 1, -Georgla'Rudd, an eighteen year- .. .
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1 Last week Tlioina.s '.kToGuiro I _11'ramk would likf� to go to Eng. ,"Of hold Othe lillps and atteluln"d
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. 4 ' h® lost Of dropped dead shortly after partakin a _1
I'll AlleCartliv were s(Intenopd tbu horsop which began to run iri it 0
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ing thn last two decades shoull be down. The analogy will be more at London to one year each .in the Last Sunday tbora'was otiLhusins- circle upsettill" rho wift"rion twice, Ifeart, disease. I .
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" 11 cornplett- if we remember that in C�o 3-licill" by ;A
., � I proof' strolig as Holy Writ to it 0 '?r..Elcoa't7vas under -]'be' first conviction 'fora third . 11.
. v"q'tols f1`01" Clinton'- Tho last tifne IN
y t, 0 The cliappi,es seemed to drink they rsurf . ..
1'111`_ritral Prison 'for bringing stolen tie . '
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, . genuine Reforreverst that their party olden times Ift'relied roofs bEfabrice; (lot severely injured; having .
, §1 . . . . I of; fabrics ds into Cawlida, and Jarvis and couldnIx get onuu-11 out of tile ', offence ander the Scott Act in Wood -
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. . likely be4ald up. for the stuniner. of Duffer it flouse, being sentenced . .
There is nothing dier), 'to keep 0001PON'ti-i or ceniont � w . tile girls seeined to enjoy it� ,
Vy 'lie') " Toronto adulterers hot! to -skip from I ,The vote for the repeal of the to jail for two months.
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1�.� them aloof front practically affiliat� quirt'( soave time td-- et," .-to that C ....
, � I I evolaud, U. ,S., forfeiting Abeir Tile village is alive with visitors. Tuckersillill, .��cllool I-,joar(f will ,, -,rhe west oxt)Drd clleea,� factory .
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. I ing with them. Mr. Mowdt himself, supports wore,for -the tinin absolute; . Among recent and present ones are take place next Friday, 3rd., is noted for big cheese. They are . .1 I—-
'41. - . . . - bail ,',money, in orde� to escape 0 v at work upon the largest they .
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. � as will he .sw�n hN, 16.4 remarks at ly niieesmry.' . 0',St re-ardless of the decision the Hon .1101
. ,lit to the House of Cc] parties from 117'ashington. D. ., . , I 'I have 'ever, turned out, and . it will I
,. . . '. baing at inin, N. W. T. ; Minister 0 . weigh 5550 pounds' ..
" - Paul, Millu'; Afo'oso " i 'ster of"E,docation gives as to
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, , 'llie London banquet on Dominion The supports, which Protection rection for their lecherous conduct. 1)6troit,Jackson, lilicliigan,,Chicago, the legality of it. the Reove and * 1 I
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-Rev. - Mr. Danwell, West Lorne, .
. day, goes a Ion,, way toward admit., afford. the Canadian, fabric are' at An ud scope ci� international KincArdine, Seaforth, Clintonj God- Clork visited London life Other day walked throng
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. 1. '...."O.I.-.. .. . 0 Wild consulted Mr. .,,It a shoe store window, 11 ...
... .. . I . -tiny the cor,rectile.". of the vi(�,W -we :least necessary until tile, - labric cotirte. - -11 routo, and other . accidentally, the other dray, mistak. .
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here present. . . . :`sets." The'titile may coni6, as it to purify'tlio'.inor,al atiriospher,p, oil Pla"-4- 'All on re-cro:ttion bout find inf9rined -Ilion) that t,o't:iko it repeal , ing it for the
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" I . lino: . . -,lit declare Dayhold the most satin oto every par would be strictly cut badly, r. . .
'. .., . . All Liberal Rpforiners .0iou14-iii- has come in Britain, when NvQ, can both sides of the title: . 11 . ..
. ' ' I I . . . factory surrempr resort i'mm,hiable". I -e -al,;. Considering the' source This -Alderman arid' Uhs. Xo�vat' of . I . ..
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� � vent .themselves of . preju. (10 without what., if you please, - -..--- - - - .---- --- I
, � I I * legal intelligence cornea from it is Stratford,awl Afrs.D.Ros� of'Toronto . .
At . Dio"I.,qp1lical sketch by Plii;rTrix- . I )
' . undoubtedly correct, We li�eu.st Mr. Mowat's siAer, started ou'Friday
I I - 'oil may call the unsightly supports Th o total value of the inineral jollnqF13� F. F., Bayfield.- I I � -
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, (11) of. PrAtection. ' Until then good � . cointriend tho fiction of the coutscil on an ,e;aht day's carriage drive.
of the Grits. The attempt% to Ice _ .I products in tll(,' U'Dited States in SOlJl()tIJiu" over forty years :age, in I I .
I . . . 0 ill oin- to such a sourco for le it 'Their route is one of the best that
. alive the.40 prejudices by conLinunily 'policy Hays, make tho best of t1jese I'887 was $538,055,345. It shows Godt,rich 01,p., the light of day fits, 0 0 . 0
. . . . 0 1 into Ili(rence. . could I�e chosen being via Woodstock
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. 71-., referring to the Liberal Conserva- I necossary inipp,rfoctio-re-4- in . our a wonderful gain over ISM ill)( is . .1 London, Clinton, Goderich,and home .
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"I t , "Tories" is tit(- outcome of political fabric and put thatitwas-good. find concludolito stay. - .., from the last place. . . . ..
V UP C, Ilia parents were greatly delighted . .
,�,,.- . I ,$100,000,000 greater than the out- ,
,,,',� r . purt, splenetic, pairtisanism. The '1,he -principal ,,,,in$ 0 0 CURRENP TOPICS . � -CountyTroasurer McEvoy sold .. .
R'sl. I with the unavoidable ob�atruc-, put of 18(s5. . n ue%l If , _
I'll I it his 1.1 )entl!d arrivitl im(lat once - .,$60,0)O of 4,1' per cent, county do-
1 bentuees the other day by tender
.." . .. . application of "Tory" is made ill air 60118 and the restrictions on in 1887 were iu the production of 'daifid-oajb cal] him John with the "A Methodist" writes the Listo4
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� .1 thing in tile name Reform it ,it this' tiara, -p" of his fellow Methodists over the England, at tile most favorable price ,
I - - - O arranged tile dilties oil illani'l- .
�. . history.. and observers of the political a applied 8 0 0 a good u �,
� boy and grow in the likeness of the ruling of the stationing cow- yet' realized for Middlesex County
` fiwtured iron that there is already a
1.1�i I - 0 . movemv!ntm of clliri�nV years rieubt, 10 the so-called Reform party t.bat c' -
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. admit that 'there is uo'tl)itlg ill tile. -01001�1 keep tho old or attract the perceptible development in tile born b I A . $1,250 in excess of the next be' I I I
kI . . .. l � bald Loaded and for ,it leDgth opportunity to express tbo opinion . . best .1
Ei` Ulagic of the names IIRE,forme'ro and young. All tha+t. is worth Pres(n- production of iron ore' which this of time exhibited ,it great fondness . offer,
a that the Methodist people of Listo- . . I .
1, " in the old Tory arid 1�eiforni country abounds it), and there ca fol inilk, As year followed year lie Wel . ___-=-*�"_ - -_ I
"I" . . "Tory" that should made theill ad� ion' . -e , not only disloyal to the ' � I
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,�,� I . our 0'rew and Ilia parents expressed ' our Weekly Round Up. I
Vy, . I here to the one nor pr�judico them parties if; embodied in the policy of -ba no possible doubt lint that oil 0 Methodist Church, but those who .
`!. � . great anxiety at'tho size of Ilia head, are styled the prominent members
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against rho letter. Tho Tory of the Liberal Caresurvittive party. It output well increase proportionately but the father said "wife, its lily . * is rapidly .
I I -General Sheridan
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',�, tilt) Otte epoch has been the Reformer is tile constructive party, tile party with that of the States -if not in tag strength.. . .
a opinion that boy will grow to be a = . I
'd 0 superiors,and their sedition no doubt . .
N: Five tons of raspberries were -taken. � �
E.." . of A succeeding one. I of progress. Tile leading orgaris of greater ratio, because Canadian ore great man and some day he will be has affected the whole congregation. -V .
P�, . M 0 . n last week by express from St. John,
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�I even these days tile. Globe is Of'. opposition 0 ' utline the destruct% is of a much ]letter quality. Premier of Canada" Put ,is the Knowing the Rules ,and Conetitut- I B. to B, .
. mother's desire was that lie should !
,I frantically enrloolyoring to prove ion of our social fabric rind Ole ----. ion of the Methodist Church, they .. Ninety I
.* be a good as well as great man she -1� deatlis . front cholera
" ai,sorption of our Political. one by ,Great �
that Sir John A, Macdonald has , ,it consternation pervatled should either submit to them or occurred in Hong Koi)g during the
. nave not hood. to the father's fore. - . loin some other Church which. will week ondin a July 22.
1". fashionable circles recently whole it " J. 0 L . . -
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. cliange,l his opinions with the the neighhorin . cost, indeed she rather put a d%ruper
il", . I , 0 0 -hest -suiu, -se give them the privileges they ask, - It is officially reported that the
I changed conditions Of the country. koil is Atheistical Globe Annex- w" announced that the highest upon John put - any course , C, for wo are taught ire the Scripture sales of real estate at the Sault, be- , .
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", � the Globe need not resort to (tabor- a6onist,' Tho No Party is'Utopian. lady in the land of tb8 bravo and . 'i that we shoulTsubini,t, to the higher tween theist o1`January.andiho30tK
I, ` I I H 6 is It sits tA upon a theoretical the home of the free had discarded i n .I, the of his honored powers, and the first seven or eight of May, 1988, amount to X00,000.. �
11�i� . . ed argument to prove diis. - -elevation . . sire. The boy, lio.%%,cvcr, had his
o, . verses of�tho thirteenth Chapter of -Linnville Combe, aged 11 years,
t., � . who fire (town own ideas and followed hi.9 own - .i - .
(0 - in accord widi the feelings of his and snarls at those the bustle. N'rallifacturers of that '
. 11 I . r St. Paul's letter to the Romans of county, Kentucky, has
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pftrty� The essentials upon which ill'the busy arenn, of practleal life rnun,li abused appanage of Indies sweet will. When of a ago lie
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J,�r � . -or -a in CIT-drin,rikers .flag sent to school, but Lis indinat- -doring,his 3,year-old sister!. "'
�i•. L Reformers claim that- their party arid progress. i And it is, out of the dress wet , Scripture for the scriou's considerat, for min
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�,��'. � � . who had. purchased it patent deMign ions did't run that way and ollon )oil of those who are affected with a -The foreign commerce of the I .
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� � ., . (?XlJ1qt1Z. dip very reason for i t's turmoil ail(] slyest arid (]list of this wits he chastisod for troancy,- the . United States for tho last fiscal year
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, vxisti-i�cp, is summed in Jeremy arena that this Canada , of ours has for a chair specialty adapted to meet . . : tetidenev to sedition ; and' especially .
A . teacher fin(lim, lie tens (tei.-mvip" his . showed an increase of over eleven ...
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I I . I Z should the people of Listowel "guard million dollars. Another " of the
L !L' prosperity, the r6quiromonts of the protruding loving parents. At the 'ago of 12 1 . ..
� B`ewhani'H torse description ,of the been improved, and prosperity, 0 their influence, as Listowel is fast. killing effects protection. . .
� . � . - I bustle, anif who hall manufactured his father took him to Toronto and 'L
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�'i I Mill of sound political economy . liborty, freedom, manhood secured. there had Ilia head examined liv a becoming
ing religiously, protivineint, -G. 11. Jarvi's-and Airs. Campbell, .
,�, I 1'Tht,,yreat(_8t 'POSSih)e good ,of the .� � - thou.4ands of dozens of them found . . particularly on ac- the Toronto adulterers, have jumped
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I greatest possible number." Ell- CA XA I)A - 8 TIL L AHEAD. D. ' on a wise look,,appeared vory much count 0 .
, . ti,litify-3 nro now announced that the interested, said the boy 'hall tho be fices than the profound piety of its Cleveland to escape being sent to
;;,iightf,tted Liberals fill(] Conrierva- — — 0 . at the worldiobse. I
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1, Some time ago Ave gaye official mail] lady attended Congress on her head he hadevorseen and predicted inhabitants.' I L 11 .1
L. . lives struck, hands in or, i to 0 0 . I . .
1_ � % 11 1,reeing, , fi-iiros from American I sources which ,twonty-futirth birthday, h0t weak, a glorious future. That lie would __ . � - .- - -
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-. This at the time, of Confedorstion. I '
. showed tiro. deplorable state of farm wearing bustle. And now fashion one (1113' occupy a liall standing -A man named John Brown, from HIRTHS. , L
The ruling party in Canada then 0 " lily, the wiry
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ll, . iur, as a whole in�tho states of New and trade circles woftr a mote scroll I inland revenue
I 0 1 0 brifth through Peterboro, on his way to of Air. S. H. Spe ice, I
, becatuo known as the Liberal bright , and shining ornathent at
�' . I a Son's in Lindsay. He is said to officer, foinierly of Gotterich, of a
1•Yoi,k,llaissiie))nsetLiiiclsoziiaot)ioi-s, aspect. the bar and possibly rise to be daughter. .
11 � Conservative one. ,I'll- 1878 .Algia 'Thit, forloMint ahows-- tho-t, fivinting. - ,- - .- L the be e of wh-ey in bg 108 years old, and although lie . � . .
.. . pArty received copidoralilp. recruits a . 0 tbecoun- once tipped the beam at 300 lbs., lie _.__ .�___ . .
I ill .�Iaine cannot p, vu;.y well . T'ho-tru-0-old SaYing-t-liat lie %tho- try. sliul" I
�, fly John 'was -re-atly pleased with id .
r , L I 0 now entirely helpless and. speGoh- - -LMy-h tact-,filort -to -try all -t, .
from hitherto independent Re' . he--. � .• _.S-�._
�, , ' though the peopIq of that state are causes two blades of gross to grow the sights be saw. He was, partictil- less. He wits carried to the: station remedies now in the 'market, but
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' L , . . formers or Liberals. -rhe rebellion exceptionally well situated accord_ where but one fornierly grow is a art), interested in ,-in organ grinder on a stretcher. when a reliable and trustworthy .
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in the Northwest still further added and said hod like to be 00f the -Mr. .Chas. Stono, of Stephen medicino is wanted use Powell's . I
�', I I I . to tile number of Liberal Conservas in,, to C ,ominorcial Unionists, They- public bonefactor, has a mine of I)aywinian undeveloped Ancestors township, recently sank a deep well Extract OF Sarsaparilla an Burdock. .
`."". I , 0 it. With how of -ininkind ea k1hat he might handle going 6 foot into the rock or a depth Those who haie used it say it is the I .
, W have the run of 60,000,000 of their ,worldly wisdom in .
r.; - - fives from the same section of the I . i of nearly 140 fact from the surface 11
`l4 I ovrn nationality and the special ,,Inch, more force will a paraphrase the coppers. It would be int best find most powerful blood purer
, I Opposition, while only to were iffier in 'the - market, and ' have'
" of that old saying tell :-he who .
"I . ible to relate one half this boy's and was so fortunaie as to "strike
I benefit of being in close proximity " bqcamb ft a flowiu,, vein of splii reccomended it to, their friends. I I
Y� , udid water, .
� I estranged from it being the � sea millions of ears of wheat to adventliros. In time lie M or, For biliousness, dyspepsia, liver oom. ' I
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�11 . factionists which exist in all to the vast lumbering section of can man and, contrary to his fond The water flows steadily front the plaint and as a bl6od purifter It bas . . .1
" . . Maine, whore 174-rin produce i6 grow where formerly there were parents' wishes became neither well into the watoriug trough . I
5! I -those who would rather rule ill .. none is A public benefactor. Sir. - A no equal. A bottle or two taken at .
largely consumed but not vaisQd. rrainier nor Preacher. Ile is well strange fact in connection with it, this season of the year will prevent ...
r", - I ]tell than serve in heaven. Albert Peroe of Lewiston, Alaine, 'M ' ,' Jobb a Maoduntild fills the bill in knownnsone of Bayfield's most -in- is that Mv. Hickoy'A flowing .well. many aserious sickness. Price, 900.
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.� . The policy of the Lib6ral Contier- letter to the Alaine Former says : the latter case. Ily hi ' persistent duatiions and energetic citizens, and about.1i miles distant coas6d, flow. a bottle. Ask for Powell's Extract -
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01 .. native l party has al -ways been one I Propose to tell it fell, things that I a may liiio to be -Lord Mayor of our inn its soon its Mr. Stolle's ,began of Sarsaparilla rind Burdoolk, mariu. ..
I . know-eg to farms in this 8ectiov.. efforts ,in having the Canada - 'v, factured only by Powel,& Davis, Chat.
in 1 cit Whicb,tiAt to' being Proinier,is However' Alr. Hickoy's wel ,if, I
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of chlange, but witb6ut any sacrifice Y) ham, find sold in Dresden by all . I
. I . 111ijoiningthefaren oil whicli Pacific' Railway built and his probably as high as any of the -great not dried as the water 1,isns nearly druggists 1111
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ce I live that afid by nil druggi s and
A01no fruit, barn ood'hotl8a poorblit habit. I I dealers evorywh6re. 487 I I
years able, land good oi- a small business, that stretches" of his OPPO a ts, .
" l'! f, 8 n u settle- I be pumped. eow. ,
acknowledge that obstinate resistance to ' the "water unwashed in t1ii.9 country can hope to the surface which it can easily mediolno�
1* the policy fifty or -thirty to attain. i
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