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------:-------CLINTA"—ONTARIORER 28 1908
Pluw sISIMISCRIngRS can have
The NOW Era from now
till the 3 is Dec., 1906, kr
, Ten eentgo•
:wife ilo You
It not so *inch what yea
• get, as what you Save on pay
1, day that deterinineS., your fu-
ture success. Therefore get
the habit of saving as much
• as possible every pay
'Save day' In
The
Sovereign Bank of Canada
$1.01) opens an account, and
interest is paid ×'s* year.
en Pay Day ? 7
li, T. RANCE, Manageri
CLINTON; ONT.
New Advertisements.
An honest druggist, W. S, S.Holmes 1
Dr. Ovens
4
The last dayllotigens Bros, .... 4
Fall business. Newcombe 4
Furs, Tozer & Brown ' . 5
Profitable. 111(orrell & Holmes ......
The right watch. Hellyar 5
Grab this, A..R.Smith, 5
Room wanted, J. M. ffamilton 5
Household effects,' W.L. Galbraith- 5
Carpenters wanted,. S. B. l3asliaw, . 5
Potato Digger, Sharp Bros............
Sealed tenders, Geliues • 5
Hunter's Excursions, F.R.Hodgens- 7
Millinery display.Hodgens Bros 8
$10 suit for men " " .• . • 8
Dress Goods, Popplestone 8
Copy for changes MUST be in our
office not later than TuPsday. ,
Lew Crouse. ofatindon, received
word from Calgary ths,t hie nephew
Fred was killed while -riding on load
of lumber.
County Constable Cox of Oxford has
been acquitted by Judge.Finkle on the.
eharge-of _extortiziw-montiy-rirefetred
against him by A. C. Evans, Corinth.
-Boy Wanted at Once. Good -
wages from start. 7 -NEW ERR
The Mgers Musk Method
-----Teacherre-Ida-G.,floltnes.
ee
. • •
The Myers' Music Method, for child-.
re% provides a, thorough • preparatory
course in the rudiments of music.. The
IN' lessons are cenducted on Kinderg_Arten
4a, :no e s, and- inc e prac Ica • PI o
(/ teaching, making the. study pleasant
and interesting.,
Miss Holmes 'will restime her. ela,sses'
• intown on •Tuesday,. Septe.4the---Kor-
terms, etc„ apply at residence, High
Street. •
Your Friends
Want a Photograph. of
you that will be to their likin„0-;
we take the kind you both will
like. The style depends Upon
your selection, we will see that
you get the best. TIWell posed
and well finished.
Commencing Sept. ist,
will be prepared to out in
the country to tqke pictures of
outside groups of Dwellings?,
Barns, etc. Outside views on
Post Cards a Specialty.
The Gallery will be kept open by
my assistant during my absence.
•J lgo BE RTS,
Photo Artist, - Clinton.
NIGI1T
CLASSES
are being formed in the
CLINTON •
BUSINESS COLLEOE
iefluiapa with wt.:team Business Comae.)
Special Penmanship Class
Office open every evening, froin
7' to 9 o'clock.
Call or write for particulete.
GEO, SPOTTON,
ettneonett.
4.
When Seeing`
is Painftil
If after'worRing
owhilo your eye*
eitind and'burti,'
Irnrneteattf roltof I*
,Obt4int d tt
peereette 4cljusted
Congultotlart free,
Satititaction
duatanteed.
As 1,---01;000
and
Ijeweler Optician.
lisavoor 4A* liarriago Licengo etueguung satt7,1noto
0.sertee at
enderleh TQW0lehIP
•Nomee.--Mrs. Jas. Miller, we are
pleased to learn, is Improving, though
very slowly. Miss Grace Stewart, of
Benmiller, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
0, B. Middleton. Reeve Middleton has
been busy filling his silos; slow Prog-
ress has been made, owing to some
little breaks in the machinery. Fall
plowing is still out of the question
with the farmers ; they are patiently
waiting for the abundant rain to fall.
Another boy has come to brighten the . .
home. of Reuben Grigg ; that accounts GOdeelett
Trewartha Bros. had the misfortune
or his smiling eountenance of late. ne
ANA-II:YVAN DxsPtala. -The Guelph 4
Goderich branch, undvr eonetruction,
to have a steer break its leg recently. and the Grand -Trunk Railway are at A
Miss Minnie Lashbrooke, MitOhen• is deadlock here at present, through the
the guest pf her cousin, Mies Minnie „Alleged encroachment' of the Grand
Yeo. Special services are being eon' Trunk on the lands of the Guelph it
ducted in Cqle's Methodist chunk and Goderich. Early last Thursday morn.
it is the pastor's jutentimieto -Carry ing the (emend' Think Railway sent them on on for a few weeks,. Mr. an .special train to Goderich, and, under
Mrs, Geo. Cantelon, of con. 7; celebrate struction of Stint. Brownlee, who was
their diamond wedding anniversary on the ground, commenced exeavation
on Friday evening of this week. We foe a new siding along the waterfront
regret to note the illness of the young- directly beneath the main line of the
est child. of Mr, and Mrs. K 'Wiser; Guelph a Goclerich, which, if carried
small hopes are entertained for its re- out, would undermine some in of
covery. Mrs Johnston, of Phila,delphia the latter's track, and result In a eon -
is visiting her aunt,Mrs ,,Tosepb izzard. siderably,greater expenditure in erect -
Master Leslie Connellis also a guest at ing retaining .walls to support the up -
the 1zzard home, Mr and Mrs Fred per track. - it-, appears that the Grarid
Leonard left on Friday on a visit to Trunk has for years been running over
friends at Cassopolis, 111. certa,in lands along the waterfront
Beamiller
CoNaDitT.-rhe Sons of Temperance
of this place purpose 'giving a grand
coueot in the Temperancf3 am, on
the evening of Oct. 2nd. The progran3
000SiStfil Of choruses, readings, recita-
tions, dialogne$ and addressee, also In-
strumental ete. Don't miss
this entertainment, for it Will be it
good. one. Doors will be open at 7 SO,
Program to continence at 8; There will
be outside speakers, and a good night's
entertainment is promised.
aoes Into the Homes of the People and Is Read by Classes,
THAT Set/Me-Still that bright star ' which belonged to private parties.
to the southreest is drawing consider- These lands, along witla other adjoin,
able attention. We wish some know-. ing property, have recently been ac-
ing person would solve the question (mired by the Guelph & Goderich, but
and put curiosity to flight. [It is the fact that -the disputed portions
notbing but the star Venus, no matter now in use by the Grand Trunk have
.what people think to the contrmy ; the been uied, . by them for a nsuriber of,
balloon idea is absurd. If the star is Years without Molestation would give
watched all evening, anyone can see them full rights. The contention of
that it falls in the same direction on the Grand Trunk ie that when the
each occasion, and takes considerably Guelph & Goderich made "plena:Won
longer to disappear than would be the to the • Railway Commission some
ease with a balloon. -En. NEW BEA.] months ago for permission to acquire
..., certain lands of the Grand Trunk for
' ' litillett , their use, the Grand Trunk Railway-
.
. were to reserve sufficient fronatage to
Noeos.-Mr, arta Mrs. 'win - mair 'permit of an tedditionel track if re -
left on Priday to visit friends at Coe einlyed• This is the track in question,
lingwood and . other . points. , W. which the Grand Trimle Railway has
Wheatiers teamsters commenced the commenced to excafate, Tne Grand.
'work of fling in at the bridge on the Wank hes been served•with an injunc- ,
ath anitBrth,onaviouday, e.e.es . ea. se tion to ,eestrain , it from evoceeding.
PitanteSoen, -The .farm belorigine to • with the excafietton end until an
net ee tient i i a h et' ' work is at a
the •e•ztate of thelateIonathan1110Brien
which was offered byeauction has been Sites; till. Itis,creaefosrtnitetate that 'fur -
sold. Mr. Joseph Rapson gets about t er deney may ensue, for. with the
.cnompletion of the moderit concrete ele-
10 ecres adjoining his own piece, and s.etol. sae an . early.
Mr. Wat Neje gets the balance. The date, the Grime
Trunk Will be taxed to the utmost' to
total. priest -is in the .neighborhood : Of • fad itate. -
nen s.
gram and flour shim t '
WM' Ma.N.57 AnagsTS.-Shortly after 7
PEnsoNAD.--Mrs. • Stisan tirewford
and her grand -daughter Miss Nancy o'clock this morning e seneation start -
Crawford, of Hallett, who have been led the peciple ot Goderielt in the vicin-
ity of the G. T. R.' and titocierich &
visiting 11.trs.„--erawfurd!a..-s.liter, eeets,,, es.eetesneeneseseteoesesteese.,efeereeiereys
Locke, Wood St:,. Toronto, fee the past •
week., left On. Sundays for Spokane, is in dispute. On Saturday an injunc-
where she intends spendingthe winter time was granted preventing.the G. T.
with her daughter Mrs. Pickerel and R. from continni4o the work of layiqg
her son Mr. James Crawford. While edcriv)e.11 ttle8eida.in:.re.i.er. e'isnildoeyreevi'easseekisg.n7slig'.
gebetirorisirivii;e- OT lireefliig'Keirliretlie
Mr. .Tolansten, of Bostiab, who is els° ehovel. They staetee to wbek in the.
visiting his sister Mrs Locke. ' Mrs. usual way, They had. hardly. got
Crawforda many Toyota° friends are•
properly stetted ,when the officers of
sorre-to-lose- hersosoon and exteri&to the law appeared and 1111 ted all
both lierself and grand-daeghtee their hafille. When then placed the work-
heertiest wishes for a inett -Maier .arrest they took charge of
and a safe retnrn. PleasantiontneY the steam shovel aud locked it up. The
nuMber of: teen arrested was about
DEATEC--We are sorry to record the tvventy-five. In order to understand
death of George' Arkless Hart, which their position the G. T. R. offieiels
sad eirent occurred on Sitturda3t laet at• sent no a surveyor to it:Leasure up •the
TOl'Ont0 OtaWfOrd .lieCI oix,theAistingLip d toii4g she 'nig, steam
his residence, lot 10, eon 11, Deceased ground. •
had been ill andentable to do ana work
for 'nearly eight rntInthS. He came to ,-%
this coiennunity- itt January, from Ens- , -
eeme the above was written things
lie township., Deceased was a, .married nave asstfroed a Moreintereaing as-
raa,n, without a family. His life parts pet During Monday night ewe of
net, who was a, Miss Shields, . also,: of the Q. & G. engineers, under cover of
the viciniter of his former home, pre- darkness, took steps to dieraantle the.
ceded him. to the grave about 4 years steam shovel of the G. T. IL; and with
agie. Deceased was 35 years of eze, in . a force of twenty-five men end it team
• Polities a LiberitLand during his entire' of horses, commenced beeline posts
life he was looked on es an eocentriO arid lumber with which to erect a fence
and conscientious living man.. The around the land in dispute. SD quietly
remains were taken to Brussels for sta effeetively was the wotk carried
inteement. • ' ' on that the G. T. R., on arriving eta
' the scene with. a special train at day-
IMPROYEeretel•S. .- Those who have light, intending to remove the shovel,
occasion to drive along the 4611 eondes- found it eenced • around and thetrack
sion will see several'indicationsof pros- removed from underneath, as well as
perity. Mr.John Shanahan has one of seine of the operatingmachinery mies-
the finest residences in that locality, ing. Constables also stood on guard
and he is now combertableisettledin it. to prevent the G. T. R. from attempt -
It is built of cement. brick, and reelly ing any retreat with their shovel. The
looks peetty, as well as providing a' operators of the shovel and Division
.commodious hotne for him ; may he Roadmaster MeGar. were served with
and his charming wife live long na en• summonses for trespassing, and weee
joy it Mr. dames Reynolds, who a afterwards arraigned before Police
year ago erected a commodious bank Magistrate Huinber. The outcome of
barn, has it fitted up to provide the the court proceedings resulted in the
greatest amount of convenience, and G. T. R. obtaining e permit to retnoye
the least unneeessary labor ; as he cue their shovel: No Sooner had it cleared
tivates200 agres, and is a progressive the dispeted ground than Roadmaster
fernier, it is important that :he should MeGar ordered it to be placed in the
have everything handy. - Others are bankeust outside the O. & G. propertee
making impeovements to which we at a point directly beneath the G. & G.
mete l'efez sgain• • - tracks. where the exeavation war:TM be
Darteet OF jokes FLYNN.-The death more disastrous than at the point Hese
of 111e. John Flynn, a rnost highly . es- t onunezmed. The G. T. R. is still line
teemed eesid t f
en o the fifth concession, derthining the. bank, and at present is
which occurred on Sunday- morning., in full Control of the situatiote
was eptireiyeunexpected, and a shock Judge Holt gave judgnaent on Times
to his friends. On Friday deeeased clay., at Gocierich, on. a very' ['seamen/A
had been in Clinton, and on his return case arleihg out .of the Dieches and
appeared to be . in the yery best of Watercourses Act. le 1901 a laege
health, but suffered feom diarrhoea, datin, known as , the "Deters Award
Daring the eight he got up atid was Drain," wee constructed through - the
heard vomiting by his sisterlin•law, northern portion of Hay totenship,
Mrs, Andrew Flynn, who suggested Certain of the titoperty owners were
that a doctor be procured, but he said not in favor of at from the stint, and
he would be all. right Ina, few minutes, although they paid their share for the
and shortly afterwards he returned to original work,' they neglected to keep
'bed. Saturday morning, . he apneared then‘ portion in • repair,. 'consequently
to be,mtich worse, and a doctor was was the Engineet• let the work of repair.
called in, who found Mi'. Flynn. in a end: the cost Wes collebted by tho.
sernetinconsclottie condition, and ap- tetenshhe with the taxes. Pour rate -
patently suffering tteutely though able peeerseelessrs Cochrane, Richert, Pee
to talk. .No relief could, apparently, and Stalk paid. theirs under protest,
`be afforded him; and the servicem .of aria sued the corporation for the re.
two other doctors were cittled in, who • turn of the money, elaiming want of
also were enable to help bini, and at proper notice and other irregularties.
an early hour- Stuida,y morning he The evidence Was take o at Zurich, lint
'Passed away: He Was a gliiet elms- the argument of counsel was • held at
miming man, in his 47tleyear, and .be* Goderich, when the action WAN decid-
ing unmarried Made his home with his. ed in favor .of the tosveship, with the
brother Andrew, they working the costs,.
200 acre farm together, This ie the
lava he was bora on, and whole he At a meeting of the Goderich Clot-
hes always' lived. Re Wag a chatter. legiate Institute ttatstee board last
meenber Of the 0; M. 13. A. in whielt week a generel increase WAS made
the sentries of the teetchet, which
he cierriled an in8tIranee of $1000. 'The %vox:axed as eineaese a, mine
reinains were taken to St Joseph's
Church, Clinton, Tuesda3" meeningt tutees $1,200, increase„ of Si00; H.
principal and Master in modern lang-
where a requiem serviee was held by
Rev. F, Hanlon, otter which they were. I. Strang, classical mneter, $1,100 an
eonveyed to the -R. C. burial gt,ound. nt $109 ; A. N. Meyer, teethe -
The pita bearers were J. She,nehen, tmitical master $1,050, an increase of
weise, Deo wn p. Rernoms w. ; G. A* Ro'bertson science master
itforrisoe, ,Tas Reynolds. T tat cleCeas- $1•'()5C). in°r"4sla ()f '15() Pity'
ed was held in high ftteetn and his lee, commercial derartmea, $875 an
death greatly mourned was shown by increitee of $75 ; M AS Hattori assiseant,
• his funeral, ehad expectod to attend meeting ile ISF1 Bauer, having receiverl
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the wedding of a rotative this. week, ; ari offer of $800 from the Peteetioro'
--- - - es Collegiate Inetituee, has Asked to be
releaMdt and this the board has grant.
Ilentiall - cd, rirovuled a sittisfactorv substitute
tile very, lat.% numees, vow attendee $050. an hierease of $51). Since this
Onunett. - Harvest Thanksgiving be proeirired ill three vveeks,
services _will he held at. St. Paella
church, Bewail, on -Sunday, Sept.:10;
Rev. 'D. W. Collins, Exeter, will/peach -m1.8.,.oheorias 43t,eik,pf gint,greetit
parted this life on Priday after an
nomi of bout a week,
• Londesbor0
1191,orn , •ApOlogy
NOTES.-Tbe 'special neeetings eon -
ducted by Rev. A., R. Renton are still annise, Thos. Straughan fell, brealtmg We ask the torbeerance of our read-
AOCInDNT.--Last week while picking
an eep In $ .
in progress, there being god attend- 1111 leg near the thigh' lie i8 4°41g ere this week. It is not always easy
tere t s WWII The faav% well, ems g g'
iderin the cas but it . .
annual Fowl Simper will be held oe au .4, .11
I will e weeks before be 0101 ft0 0014
‘ w.... any .reetom, to grant the request of advertisers for
the evening of Thanksgiving Day. The extra space, and at the same time
annual meeting of tbe W. F. M. S. 0131:711m4 -There wilt be no service
will be held in Knox church On Friday. in the,Methodist church mixt Siinday Make provision for the usual, amount
afternoon. Miss E. maccanum, gin. evening, Owing to the anniversary at of reading, and the ccihSequenee is our
ston, is visiting her brotber tine week. Westfield, In Knox ehurcle the an- e01111110$ are more crowded than we
Miss Rose Riley returned to London nual Children's Deer servIce will be
last week. Miss A. Mountain opened beld• Harvest Rome serumne will be
a dress•making shop over 'the store of Pee:naked in et. Mark's church at 1030
Morrell & Holmes -this week, Dr, and at 7, by the Rector, Rev. Hartley ;
MacCallurn has retureed from his trip a good contribution is hoped for. Bar -
through tiee West IDA, Male, who had vest Home services will be held next
taken cemeee of els practice, balm Sunday in the German Lutheran
Priclay for Huntsville, J. * Robert- enure& • &west Robertson took the
son. Auburn, called on old friends here topic at the League ou Toesday mire
on Sunday: °lifted Pugh, Blueyale, ing ; next Tuesday evening is election
Niros it caller in our village laet eveele. Of officers. ar d it is ee,rnestly requested
Harry Fair,Stratford, Was here in the that the menthers tura out la fnii fere°,
interests of -the Equity Life last week. NOTES.+-AleZ, Elphinstone left for
Mrs. A. nicker left on. Tuesday to visit
her daughter in Toronto, MiSe Reid is Neepawa on Tuesday •, he will enter
the employment of John Howatt, who
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Jas. CaMP• carries on an extensive dray business
bell, un Account of the illnese elf Miss
Huston, the pupils of the junior room in that town, John, Eckhart has pure
niave been having holidays. Mr. John chased the '-house owned by Georgie
Beadle, sr. Quite a, number of men
Brunsdon started for a trip to Mane , from the coostruction camp are back
tobit on Tuesday morniees • Me. and to the hotel in the village ; the cook
Mrs. E.Bell are visiting friends at Tara took leave, and they have been unable
this week. Miss B.Brogden and Master to get one to fill his place ; some, how -
Clarence Crawfordare under the doe- ever, are still at the camp shifting for
tora care atpreseut. Miss Bean, of themselves. After about te tnonth's
London, is visiting at the home Of Mrs- absence, Arthur Lawlor returned home
Whitely. Miss McGuire, . of Brussels from his trip to the West ; his brother
commences the millinery seamen en George, who went out with him, has.
Monday with Mrs: R. Adams at the gone oh to the province of Alberta.
Eporium, •
To ese &hear qf ' the New Era, : with
heisunninianeghhinaem:,erogivshtiblee reseiveel;kliansget
enesseeesnerfeariessepor yearilatievaree
1.60 when net eci pate.
Teo,.
' Thurscla,y, had his hand caught iii it
I see by the Prize List of the Blyth and injured. WM. Jackson has 10 -
Pair that there is a mistake. I took turned to Stratford to resume his stud -
first in the famil3r prize given by the ies at the Central Business College '• we
Society, for the best four colts, sired wish our young friend success, Mr.
by Lord Jim,owned by Bell and Spuhl, Tom, Public -School Ieepector for
and Beetle and Howson.. tools second West Huron, visited Mr. E. Robert -
fee cone sired by. Derry Down. son's school and found everything in
„
' Xonrs trulY,E• BE". good shape.
eIahdebbye '
FAMERR's HEAVY Lose 'Be' Pieta.-- • Seaforth
The barns and outbuildingi of elr, Ed -
weed Mane on the London road,abeut
one mile north of this place, were
Wetly destroyed by lire abotte 2:80
o'clock yesterday afternoon The
. .. .
had expected.
lerneeffeld
Aconenee.--.T. T. Reid, our venial
merchant, met with a strange accident
on Tuesday mornieet. He was wheel-
ing on his bicycle to the station, when
he either collided With something or
fell off into the ditch; He wa,s severe-
ly cut about the bands andlaee; titt4.•
was unconscious for a long time. •
tarsi') Luck...40a °Monday m. vning
last. as is his ens' oin, Wm. Stvian
started to wheel Cllinton Motlei
School. 'When about a mile out of the
village his wheel punctured, He re.
turned to the village, got another
wheel put on, and started out again.
He got about one-quaiter of a nele out
When it Price more punctured. He was
obliged to return to the -village apd
take the 10 o'clock train for Clinton.
J'as. McGee' has re-
turned from visiting , friends in Tor-
onto. A number from Isere attended
Seafortla show on Friday last. Henry
leloneeith, wife and family, of New Ott -
attic), but lortnerly of Wire, ere visiting.
old acquaintances, de Harnwell, of
Varnaeconduetecl seevice in the ieletle
odist ehisech on ,Sabbath ea,st, S. H.
Whiteness* conducted service ,at the.
Goshenaptoointment Sunday, Sept
le. Miss Mares Murdock bus returned
from the Old Land, Harry McGee is
engaged working in Toronto. Rev,
Neil Shaw, Egraondville, preached in
the Presbyterian church 'eat Sit ebath;
C. A.. Muerael • preatthed -in Lammed-
ville on Sunday. Lest week was a
busy one at our sawmill. The W.111 S.
Mr. Robert Shea died their t tankoffering meettng on
early Pettey morning in his alst year,
of old age. • • -
in &worth• elOndayeveuing, when Mrs. Hamilton,
gGibednetrillel igna4v n a. (iv i cilpteagss, sonlmtubeti
The total cost of pavine lefein St le hitinore teak chaege of the prayer-
ineeting in the INIethodist church last
A Cood Toothbrush
is a prime requisite in he
care of the teeth. Our 250
' brush- has no superior, or even
equal, for the price. Bristles
• don't puIl out, or break off;
if they do, we be only
too pleased to replace it with
anether. We guarantee our
23C and 35e brushes.
Zymole Tooth Paste
is just fine for cleansing and
beentifying the teeth. It is
thorousnly antiseptic, thus
. purifying the breath: " We
-have' all- the. popular xnakes
in Powders, Liquids and
Pastes.
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W. A, ilAcC,_ontiell-
Phm. B.
Prescription Druggisiy
CLINTON.
C.P.R, Telegraph Agency .
1 easwentanowaisniamenisonsameseesseet
It:wwwikivii,v4ows,ii/weviim
$: An ii o n e s t Druggist t
$ will not effer.you. anything but
$ . Outhymol Tooth Pante $
I
the. best. We appreciate this •
.$fact, thatis why we offer you
the original and ` ONLY' BEST •
f Ail other tooth Pastes on the #
de market ate inetetions. Wisest on #
#, having the BEST .
, -
$ .25e .114111A01. 25e
gem of the fire is a mystery. Thresh- . Seatortbe stands et $26,e27.20. This it , Our ;Perfection " Toothbrush #
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ing vas in progress at the time, and •does not melude the drains and mare 015 1101' eventng, in the absence of tr. is as the name implies --Unequal #
I holes; which would bring the total
the engine wil$ loeated at the weist side 4 Rt Ii Brown. Mr. Frank O'Neil, $ led. 7411'e at Pa' ' '''' $
blowing from the east, bin ' it is poi;
of the bundle^ a, strong wind was trifle over $27,000. Clinton, visited ig our village nu Moen $.
We:Dm:see -Mr. Keith TtIcLean, son
. •
(Illy, pri,v to leavingfor Moosejaw, . . .
stele teat a spark. f f•oin tee engine of Mr. M. Y. eleeeen WAS married on . We bay the best for you. .
,
„forma its way to •one of the aintbu lid- Wednesday to Mies A. Young, daugh-'
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jags, when the nye sees eiseeeeree it ter of the late A,'both are ex-
_ :.Bayfield
ng beat way 11). a building ceedingly Popular young people, and • . NoTES.-eThe Ree. John Praeer. oc-
cuVed S't Andtews pnlpit On but:day •
the southeast Corner of the barns and the congratolations of . their many:
reeleae.ieee.e.tesetee.'aeteis..•sees e,2-7R-ePt
PhnB.";
°de.: -seEle...etbs*•”:"...±.";.%.e.s1,..--•,.S..e.,,-;.
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Was making 1
ttinirned.iwitb:sy.91.1 rapidity th.a. the las ., it beitigohildren's day ;• the Rev
..friends are extended 'to them. '
.barns"had, but little time .te reach a ••Seaforth last Week, ' was attencled by ...man iseepeirine. tee:lame 'oe (n1 •
g , 00( 11 ut the. inside and out -
son, who was condueting the thresh, , side departments. Theee events, in
Ing, was destroyed, the lire being so 1 addition to being an incentive to Qom-
iterethat-the--nrachine-cotild-not-be+, petititirt-and--enthnsiasnramm*-these'.
removed by the fourteen men who •1 making 'entries. are noteworthy .as.
were on the spot , at. the time. Mr, r afterthiag ' opportunity to see friends
Mattes loss will be eery beavn. About 1.and atiquaentanceefrom all emend the
01)00 bushels of oats and the yield -from !.country, and, ets .usual, eeirferth was
eight acres of barliTY were committed, ' visited by -0, htrge. number froma dis-
together with some implements and rtance on fair day; . - - . •
buildings, • Mr. Mara -had aboee $2,000.1 • ' '
insnrance on the. barns, stable and ' a ' • ' .
1)EkTti -Geo W. Sperling one of
their ceetents, bet tine will not near- f Seaforth.s .most prominent eitmens,
lY meet the loss. The owner does not It died on Tuesday, at the age of 01 years
live on the farm, being it resident of .1 and 8 menthe' Deceased, .wiR) ''' as 3
Lucan. He le one of the best-known builder, was injured by a•fall from. e
residents of the section, and his -friends 1
• . it scaffold about, thirteen menthe a. gee
.regree to hear Obis misfortune. . . i end had • been 'ailing ever since. He
; was a son of the late Antes Snarling,.
' %. • .. . • - • • - . • • . ' and was held in the highest .respect. -
:nen. on ilte-sfiatigUe afid-TiV7ITe . Al 11.-TheiiiietritarrifffeaTieelleldelfte preaee on anodises next. alpt
and blower belon t
place of safety. A. fine new 'separator I. the usual good prow& The mei ibi
fortherneowued by the late Geo ' . •
Castle,. and:evill live in it for the win- N6W
ter, as he intends 'bundieg a fine
brick house hese summer. John Fa
eetneettleireseettittectsfrnmashisateestet
situation and will stay here for 'Oa
winter, John. Pollock; who has bee
weet during the summer hee returne
•Mado Whiadon, -who is ,attendin
Gravenhurst hospitalis slowly reeds,
ering from his ill health. We fgriev
at bayingto record the deeth • of th
tate. Edwin Peck, a young- MA1.1 wh
'spent his boyhood in our toWn.
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'was well respected,consec nee tiv 44.
Rshfield, He leaves a son in Assiniboia, end a,
On Friday morning eleven of the son and two daughters in Seeloeth.
young' men charged with unlawful The funeral on .Thutedity was under
assembly,. in taking part in the Ash- .the auspices of the Orange Lodge and
field charivari case, Were brought be- .R. T. of T. •
for Judge Doyle for election. The:
lawyers representing the prisoners
eachaddressing His Honor on beba/f•' Exeter -
of the deferidants,asiting the clemency
of the court. judge Doyle addressed
the defendants et some length, point-
ing ont that our laws must be obeyed,
and if not obeyed they must be upheld
by the law officers, aud that citizens
doing their duty. to the state by
marrying must be protected bona such
brutal outrages as chafivaris general-
ly lead to, 'After avarning the defend-
ants against towing before him again
for any like offence. lee released the
four younger defendants, John Sulli-
van, Gordon Drennan, Elliott Dren-
nan and Harry Young, and fined Jas
Keene, Thos Fat•rish, • Chas laylor,
Joseph 'Griffin, Jas Bowler, George'
Drenuao and Jas Buckley, each one•
dollar. Mathew MeCreight, the other
defendant, was not present td eleet,
so will have to appear at the fall as-
siee court, which opens on the 2nd
prox.
.. • ' • .eolborne ' • +' •
• iskm•..'s, - The Children's Day and
Harvest .Hotneentertainment. at the
Evangel:cal church last Sunday night.
was a grand success ; such critics as
ct,me from •tt distance found out that
2(0 enterteinment can be held on Sun.
dee night to the glory of God, Rev,
Mr. D/LIM)1 iaimproving ; heand his
sister hey° renamed to the Parental
roof at Alefeldt for a week. Coen-tut-
tingis occupyingthe attentioti of for,
niers wholiave.silos,.• and the corn
crop is reported as the beet ever had t•
as pasture is very scarce, ensilage will
have to be resorted to sooner than
taxed. Tiee threshing outfit of Snyder
.& Durst threshed for',1, efunnings on
Monday, and from there moved t, A1&'
Pisher's on the lst • it is a11. ee.cellent
machine, SaMe Of out farmers are.
greetly annoyed on finding, in the
morning, that their grapes and wafer
nu4ons hat -e disaptieared. in the night ;
it jack-knife, %kb the initials W. B.
wits found in one melon patch ; that
loters'bitd.
Porter's 11111
PF,11SONA1.4, -The Seaforth Exporter
says: Mr. Soho Torrance, of Porter's
11131, Goderieli townehite wits in town
on Thursday of last week. Mr. rote
ranee is engaged in the apple business,
end vvas 8 It ipping tt carload packed tn:
this yicinity to Winnipeg, •
Ntyr.t?.a. - Mks. Sohn Cox veturned
from Springbank last eveek, .Mr, and ,
hire. O. W. Pater and children spent
Sunday at Carlow. Miss entry Lindsay
and Pearl Newton, who have been on
the sick list for the past two weeks; are
some better. Mies S. ItlePhail is visit-
ing her tester Mee Barnbv,at Bebeinet.
George Vonderburg was In London on
busineee lost Week. Maggie Cox r(tture-
ed frim Springlatek on Wednesday,.
her little netiliew, Benson 1)0Ween.
coming. with her,Fted ,p,ieXtfra visit.
ed. in Detroit last week:' -----
The Itelipse faheese gadonyi *or
roxisnros 7P44 bunted,
Cminnoatoet..- The Naw ERA led
week stated that the Attendance at the
fall fair was less than usual, a,nd that
the fair was not as successful as for-
merly. This, we learn, was a mistake,
.a.s the attendance and . exhibits are
both said to have' been ahead of the
previous year.
- A Crearien-Letters of incorporation
have been granted, the Exeter Times
Printing Company, with a capital of
$10.000. This teems that the Times,
which has heretofore belonged to the
White estate, will pass under the con-
trol of a joint stook company. The
probabilities are that the general men-
eget:tient of the paper will remain in
the same hands that have eontrolled
it foi.• some time, thoughit may become
independent p oiiticitlty.•
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L,ueknow •
..Noees.-A local option mo.vement
, .
has been set on foot 'ie Huron town-
ship ; prohibition , already exists
throughout the • township. except in
the village of Ripley, weere two li-
censes 'will be involved ; each line is
being systematically canvassed. eohn
Treleaven, ofPilot Mound,an 011 1(81. litieknow, with his dagghter,
Mrs. E. 0, Strath.,. has. came to spend
the -winter 'with Old friends. Moore -
house ?ditthell hits returned from hie
ppospeceing trip in the tbatbers of
British .ColuMbeteind Vancouver Is..
land. T. T. .Sinith and familyieft via
Owen. Round .Saturday for their
home at 'Winnipeg, le 11. McKenzie,
31. R, has reten,ned from an extended
teip to the West, •
eOnStallee
NO;FEg. -Miller Adams has. returned
front hieerip. to the ;vest ; he disposed.
'of his property while out there. A
number from: here aro ateencling the
reeival meeting$ 111 noneeshoece. Om,
local exhibitors weee very KV' cessful
at the fall fairs. Levi Rands has en-
gaged with Tholuits Adams for a yen.
The 5111)5 1211' riow all filled, and the
corn has been fine ih this part Meese.
ing is again the 'order 011he drty. Miss
eteeseie McDonald left for St. Thomas
'on Tuesday, to visit It sister foe a
short time. Wirt:Mt:Cully and frimily
returned to thelr home In Stratford,
Ritmo Villhiillg with friends in tide vicin-
ity for 14 fOW days. Messrs. joshua
and 5. 5. colt, 0: Ethel, were guests of
their pavents end ftien as here recently.
Tuckaramjth
Ciinitegt.-Rev. Mr, 0r:that% Goder-
lob. occupied the pulpit of Turnee
church on Sunday, and preached it
very impressive sermon. The Epworth
Ldagne purposes holding a 866'0 same
titne in October„ the program for which
has not yet ,been decided upon, A. T.
Cooper,-Clinton,is expeeted to address
the League of Turneei
evening next, in the intimate et the
tet**41100 (gittOet
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grief le keeneefelt by . all who knew
falai, and the more so that his mothe
pessed aveay a few days peior to hi
illness. The exhibition, -which eis t
ee held, on the third, 18 expected to be
better than visual as the entire cofn-
enmity is expected to.attetid. • ,
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Totes,
eepoliceelarefeeef.Seeeia.11esletenee
dismissed, and it new force winehe en:
gagea•
North Bruce Conservatives nomin-
ated James Rushten for the Oommorts, -
.but he cleclined. • - •
The p, P. R. Co; have giveir$200,000.
to the city of Winnipeg in aid ofee
good meter supply.
W. D. Hickman. clerk in the Bank
• of Conamette at Kinistino, Sask., hoz
r been sent for trial on the charge of '
$ robbing the bank.
Justice Duff, of British Columbia
has been called to tbe Supreme Court.
He is a native of Meaford and is high-
ly regarded by Bench an Bar.
Chicago's street cars kill a man, .ora-
woman, or it child every two days.,
and the slaughter goes on unchecked:,
A tew hangings might check that sorb
e thing. ' . •
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Rolmesville
PERSONA.L.—Mre. Will Pickard hai
gone on a vied to her hrother Georg
at Flint, Mich.' She is.a most efficien
and valued inembereof the choir here,
and though ber place is well supplied
during her absence, she IS missed. •
. WoraitN's INSTITUTE. — Tlic joint
meeting of Woman's Institute and W.
M. S. was a. decided success test ,Wed-
nesdiy, it being both pleasing and pro-
fitable. .Beside the sewing dope by
the lediese several, papers were given
on Institute mid Missionary work.
.The date for the next Missionary meet-
ing falls on Thanksgiving day so the
meeting will be held on Tuesday, the
lath October. A bread competition
will be the leading featiire of the meet.
ing, Three prizes will be given, Rest,
second and third, for the three best
loaves made by Institute members.
Anybody wishing to try for 111050 prizes
may get the rules to be contpliecl by
from either president or secretary.
•• Stanle*. .
• NoTEs...-Mrs.' P. 'Cam obeli and Mrs.
*le:the Moffat have gone to Chicago 'on
a visit to friend e there. mr Cfr4m;
eron . and Miss Kate Thomson have,
taken -advantage -of the Excursions to
visit relatives and acqtiaititances in
Detroit. Miss Ella Graham is spend-
.
The unionist artisan is apt to talk of
the interest of labor as though It:vitere
identical tvith his own, ane as though '
labor of any other kind were of no ae-
went. • Irr the same way the protec-
tionist manufacturer habitually ap-
plies the name "Canadian inditstry't•
exclusively.to that particular kind of
industry by protecting or bonusing
whicli he and his compeers are enrich-
ed. The farmers and the Industrious
millions of tbe 00011113,' 10 general are
in no wise protected by having the
price of goods raised upon them, while
the quality may he be lowered by the
lack of competition. Nor is- the
canary,. as the seat of industry in
general, rirotected by haying its late*
forced out of the natural channel into '
aitificial and probably less profitable
lines. By protecting and bonusing the
growth of coffee and bananas, we
811001(1 unqueftionably enrich the
growers, but we should impoverish
the country in general by wasting Ile
,private labor as well as its public
money on vvrong objects. Free trade
in the absolute sense ot the terin ie ,
present beyond our 'reach„ We 'musb
have a tariff for the public expenditure
aud proteetiouists will always be in -
mg fetv weeks with friends sen c
hat there may bc; a.s mach a neent
•Detroit. Ur. Angus teordonand wife, • L
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need as possible forhigh taxation. The •
question whether the dttties she'll 'be
11' 1120(1 and regulated for the public
purposes of the State or in the interest'
of special flems is apperentle about tie •
come before thepeopie, We can hex&
ly doubt the decision if the vote is free.
Goldvvin '
hued to' increnee expenditure in order
of Ashheld, were yiseang at the hemp
.of Me Thee Beird . clueing . tb.e first of
the week .Me Mr John Foot and his
daughteitAani, have gone to BayCity,
Michigan,' tospene a few days among
friends there .."Mr Care has fin-.
ished patting in .fhe cement door in
the newbarn of Mr Thos Baird. , Petie
tents to the .Townehip Cituncil to sub.
net the. Local Optioe Ace to thevote
of the ratepayers at the Municipal
Election are being circtilated . and
signed during the last two weeks, .
, .
• wIlo not -.Posted.
Ithe 11 Fileinger, of Godetioh, the
well known traveller foe the Kelsey
Pinnace Co., 041S teing cotegretelated
at Clinton station on Saturday, on the
arrival ofa son and heir. • •
"By George," be exelaimed with 12
a
laugh; "is that 8(1its news to me. I've
been away front tanne alt week, end
expected a letter. When did you say
it was -Tuesday well theta a good
One 011 nle, not to know what. is Imp-
!meleg 111 nty.own home," .
"eee—eseeetessese----
. Says the President of the Canadien
Manufacturers' Association A. grat,-,•
frying feature of our trade is that the
ituports of British goods Have inereesed
more, proportionately, than itnports
from the United States, The increase
ie 13%, the total. imports $09,208,000.
There i$ no doubt that a, large propor,
tion of this increase is es a direct result
of the prefeeentialferift" Seedy that
evidence Wiil mod* challenged by our
Opposition friends. 'The organs that
- have been attacking the preference- as
"It fraud on the British people win
plow trytawther ttuke, ,
—.sera -ea '