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THE BEAR HAS TAKEN
STOOK.
SUMMER GOODS ARE SELLING CHEAP
FOR CASH TO CLEAR OUT; WE DO
NOT WANT TO CARRY THEM OVER,
WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1894,
-TTlap Brussels r cos will be held on the
3rd and 4th of Sept nber.
—Try our Sliced Corn Beef,
R. E. Seiix x..
—ler, W. I. T,lol, of Saginaw, Michi-
gan, preached veracceptably in the
Methodist church, of Sunday evening last.
Bev, Mr, Kennedy ee iducted the service in
nerning.
—Mr. D. Pringle h ;s purobeeed the only
'buss business in St. vlarys, and has takeile
possesaior of the sen e. iiia family will
remove there shortly Mr. MoBricle will
continue the pop worees as usual,
—Messrs. J. H. dr W. F. Dulmage's
trotting stallion SaranAo took second money
in the 2.28 trotting rami at St, Thomas, on
Tuesday, Best time, 2.27e. Mr. Geo. B.
Roe's Miss Garfield nestook second money
in the 2,20 race, at the Vance place, same
day. Best time, 2.23;:.
The Tines boys w eh to thank Mr,
John MoEwan, of Mori s, for a couple of
baskets of very fine harsst apples. And
the editor also wishes tr thane the same
gentleman for a jar of 'lone} It was a
hat t. -e busy little bee
tom tine• blossoms of
ORB coy HISOOCILS,
The Only Direct Importers,
Tun BEAR, July 20th, 1894.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRANK PATERSON, No 33, Vnl-
toria etreet,Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
• Place in Ganada to
A s get a 13usiness Edu-
•e .• cation, Shorthand,
• • etc.., is at the Cen-
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i• lege, Toronto, Ont., and Stratford, Ont.
Unquestionably Canada's Greatest Com- ,A
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• tion this paper, Shaw Pic Idliutt, Prit cipals• 0
LOCAL NEWS.
—Salmon, Salmon, Saltnon, 3 cans for 25
cents. H. E. Sxma.
—Mt. Forest will h ve a grand Caledon-
ian games celebration on the 30th instant.
•-The public sohoo opens on Monday
next. The teachers •ould be pleased to
have all the pupils pre 'eat on that day.
i'
,'T1ie Misses Dey rave their Sabbath
School classes e moat enjoyable picnic on
Thursday of last week on Victoria Square,
Lower Winghem.
• Fon t;eeet—A, good freak flitch Cow.
Apply to • JAS. Ex.1,Inr,
Blnevale P. 0.
—A letter from a
himself 'Inspeotor,"'
sanitary1 o.
condition of
town, has been receive
next issue. s
splendid sample of
can manufacture
white clover°,
- Wingbatn ugists
Caffein as giv g perfect s
most severe c ses of heada
—Soaforth Expositor : 14
who has been in business i
number of years, has advei
to rent, and intends removi
Wingham, where he has o
and shoe business: Be has no intention of
closing his business here, towever, for a
time, ve balm
rve
eport Pheuyo-
isfaction in the
to or neuralgia.
r. George Good,
Seaforth for a
ised his house
g hie family to
ened up a boot
—Ws said that Gen
changed the shape of the
bonnets. The familiar bo
is replaced by ono of whit
less eccentrin shape, tr'
lace, on which is a red r
inscription "Armee du
bonnets have not reache
111 Booth has
elevation lassies,
Let of bine straw
straw of a mneh
nmerl with white
hbon bearing the
kkOnt." The nee
Wingham yet.
W:a be •n . to • n s—
:,rrn to rr w for a term f vent
33.000 on rend farm security. net 5 nor hent.
interest. Forparticulars apply et Tense
rrespendent signing Office,tVingham, Ont.
e""--t-
The sidewalks of
being patched np b
Lore and there. Mo
this street should I
should leave been
few rods of granolit
p .
l
ex crimen ^* Once
there is nottJbnbt but
'down in the main pea
cost would be consid
pointing out the %se!,
some parts of the
1, and will appear in 1
—On Friday afroru n last, the junior
!football team of floc ie came over and
played a watch with t o Wingham juniors,
The game was s very -one-sides} affair, the
Gorrie boys not beige able to score at all,
-while our boys scored. our goals.
—We publish on anther pagean account
,of the week's outing d the boys who went
up to Kincardine with Bev. L. G. Wood, a
We . take the letter
elcomme," to` whioh
cou,ple of weeks ago.
from the "Perish,
journal it is addresse
Mr. S. 13.• 'Webb,
-portion of the• olc`t, pe
had the old building i.
moved, and fixed up ti]
street, which greatly in
-the glace.
—For firer clata tax ring and cheap t
gents' furnishings, ti,,y. •Weboter de Co. I
• m mle the : •t a .r o south
zee e r n e , door o of
a
R A. C^lralta t"s groc.e ettore I
who purchased a.
cry property, bas-
ilica desire and re-
f fence along the
proves the Look of
Josephine street are
a plank being nntfn
of the sidewalk on
renewed, and we
leased to have seen rc
lc week laid es an
start were made,
.it would noon he put
t of theown. The
e
Fable, but it could be
spread over a mmnbef of years and raid
along with the oilier -aces each year. The
walk wonld be aperr vent one, and would
greatly improve th , appearance of the
town. Listowel hats laid about fifty rods
of it this ;near,and n
Ontario not as larg,
been Meting it for F
/Mina it a paying it
of its permanency -
New Turn
'rase represen
ot a walk through th
ore, just ()nerved b'
Cl•,, mi Phursdn .
Y
w'lieh the firm purr
mo'lelled andltted up n a most substantial
e j are
rnauner, and a new )r f put on it. The
rtitteleede shoo is fillet vrth machines of°the
retest 'deed most appy ved pattern for the
tinanufncture of furnire,, and so placed
dint rheic
s ho nnne
°
material while 1
Tin, 1lnihing room is o unset ecenmodionir
eer=1•Iessrs. Plight of ' • xthvele, are doinr*l
/he t5fD nev
L brickwork 1 ];s, Cifmmfn
Mr, 3.!;'' s
g
residence on Shutet s .'oet. A number..f j
dine residen o been erected on the I
street the p see ons, and it is nota ,
• e f the s' in the
on o eft reside '!tial streets i
itown
Ces htiv
ase two
nest t
•-A.'ntfr'ttiok of the lbrrncr pupils of the
•t3odeeiolt Collegiate Ins itute have present-
ed a fine 'enlarged ph togrepii' of John
Haldane, the first pri iptal of. +Goderieh
;grdmxiasabnol, d ho presided from
284 to1848, to the Co egiate Institute.
The following ox -pupils ewers the donors
13. )oyle. Junior Jud e Co. heron ; I3,
MtlDoiiald, Clerk Count, Court, Huron i
W. J. It. Blolrues, Tress ter Co. 1~Iuron;
W.,johneton, Judge, lgointt;, Jas. at.
Woods, ,Judge Co. Werth
0-; W. 0. Govinloo
Craltutxt, M. rt.; 3. F.
find ldiohet4,1iitanbury, 1
Lay towns in Western
at Wingham have
me years and - have
Festment, on account
re Pactory.
tive had the, pleasttrc
new furniture fat: -
Messrs. McTavish &
] wools
ata oldwoolen mill,
1 aced, has been re -
ssary nantlnng y
•; e
ing mtiinf,, ittred.,
and comfortable one on
while the room for the ia
on the stone fiat, f''epart
A splendid dry kiln, :1a.'
fan Blast, is situated to 41
the factory, to be tonne
the. second, floor, j
elrltn,uds is atso
ed by n- partition
terl by as hot air 1
rife ilistaure from
Rett. by a wooden
tramway. The engine tt td boiler room le l
in a building sepato,ted from the main
building, and so fttrnishe 1 as to be as
nearly fire proof as possib e. The 'rndine
n C boiler fire forty horse poem', lr.hd the;
factory has a capacity for be ennpiey'triea t
forty bands, but it has sommenrtid'witir
front fen to fifteen. which rill be inter'ee:tted
ne business +veli warrant,. They will betake
a suecialty of the tnannfac Jiro of bedrettrn
suits of good quelity, tho gh other geode ,
will be made to Order. A goodsbe'
Made anbetantittllyatfcl',fiiii, iedthoroudltty.
The new establishment evil . be known as
the Stanidara Ferhitt'tire '■aetory, and we
trust the proprietors will -beet With un -
hennaed Succeed in their *rattled.
R. W. C.1S.feyor, ti
M. D. ; 'CVxit.
rashly, 1ti. D.;
, 3),
T
'Cleanse thi'Syetein
1 yet when cativo or
fustgently.. wh t
ifept
$w
Yg '
Bilious; etr when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently . titre habitual
ctSttttipation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity, without irritat-
ing or weakening thent,to dispel, headaches,
colds or fevers, itse Syrup of 'lgt.
—Tire weather c 'tntinues very dry, and
root crops ars gree ly in need of rain,
—Try one new 'sebum, ten cents a can,
at Griffin's Groser;_,
—Services at the Congregational church
next Sunday as us eel. 1:'l'paching by the
pastor, Mr. A. Seoc-4, Morning subject
"Burden bearing." Evening subject: "The
soul's crisis."
—Several of the streets in town aro re-
eeiving a few loads o gravel in the worst
spots. The Street C nmittee is ecouomiz•
hag this year in rega to repairs on the
town's thoroughfares,
—Private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest, Apply to
tf - Joan Net:tnxes.
—Mr. Ow., MoTav sh was slightly in-
jured on Tuesday by 1 eing crushed between
tL machine and a door post of the factory.
It night have been n :tch worse than it
was, had the machine not been tipped to
one side jest as it strnk Mr. McTavish.
—Tire contractors ee the big drain finish-
ed their job on Satu -day last. The drain
will be of almost in ,aloulablo benefit to
those residing in the c entre of the town, es
it will be e most effective outlet to the
river. The contracto s did a good job, but
made but small pay while engaged at the
work,
—Watches, clocks coil jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by Hersey
Penn., Meyer Blork, Wingham.
—The prize leets T the Wingham Pall
Show will be issuers thie week, and emu be
secured from the Se retary. A. meeting of
the Directorti will be held to•movrow
(Saturday) afternot=a te make arrange-
ments for the show, whioli will be held on
Tuesday and Weclneelay, September 25th
and 20th. -
—Ladies, IL,ave your garments made by
Miss M. Johnston, Gregory block, onposit
the Qneon's hotel. Latest styles, goof
work, always first -ole .s fit.
*Mem& John Cyu- sons, in coujnnc-
tion with Messrs. Il.. Black,. of Wroxeter,
and Wm. Deane, of Gerrie. have arranged
with the owner of the smell Iake at Lakelet
for a sup1 • of Ovate for the baltanre of
this season. ': The the s is so situated ante
dammed t Wit the wa- er- can,Iet off at any
time. This will be i great convenience to
these gentlemen, ns • ;fey will now be able
to run their flouring; nills steadily.
erees
Mr, James John. on, an old resident
of Wtnghs.m ami vie city, :lied very sea.
denly on Thnrsday
been sick only a few
i 's side, 'i ala
on n n
0 1 n , 9i
()ply survived n. short
The deceased was a b
his 49th year. He wiz
john Johnston, of th"
.Johnston, of '1'm'n
were interred in th
on Saturday last,
best week. c. Ho had
ays, with a beating
nn abscess, and o
ime after it broke::
. t
c teior, and was ire'
a brother of Messrs.
s town. and Wm.
trry. The remains
Wingham cemetery
LT
SI A_ YEAR IN ADVANCE
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R. A, —The act recently nas'sed by the Domin-
ion Parliament respe +ting youthful offend-
-The Winthani lawn tennis players era makes several important changes in
went over to. Blyth, • n Saturday afternoon the condition of the Jaw regulating the
aur played tate Blytl olub, The W f»gham : triat of this class of children. The new
players slid not sucecd in defeating their law makes it oornpuir cry on all Magistrates
opponents.
and Judges to try ch ldren under 1ti years
—Mr, and Mrs. Yea sok Brawn have the of age without publi-pity, and separately
sympathy of our tow speople in the lose and apart from the t Mals of other waited
of their sou Thomas Edgar Chisholm, who : persons, Such yout::ful offenders are also
died on Sunday last, ed five years. The' to be confined in sepaeate apartments, and
ok only a few days. ; secluded entirely fror_ the society of adults.
In addition to this wl en the ohm offender
g the summer Hotel is under 14 years of were it is required that
e is no better place : notice shall be serve ! on the exeetttive
tel than the county officer of the Childre-.'s Add Society in
1 y will succeed in i order that he may in Sestigate the cause of
little fellow had been
--Goderieh isboom
project just now, Th
for a good summer
town, and we hope
putting up one that t
place.
ill be a credit to the - the offence and the bo ne treatment of the
child. The Magistra may then instead
—Mt. Forest Council has recently passed of proceeding with th formal trial and
a pedlar's and hawk • "a by-law, and the i sentencing of the often r hand him or her
other day a man nat ed J. J. Bain eves over to the gnardianshi of the Children's
brought before the .'favor for selling his l Aid Sooiety to be brou ht up under their
wares without a licens• and fined $40 tud' care. This new law i being printed in
costs• ti pamphlet form and cir lated through the
—Mr. J. C. Reading while inspecting the ! country by Mr. J. J. Ke so, the Superititeii- Saturday last,
laying of the tile in ti
of Kent's' block, faun
'1874, being twenty ye
had been buried that
to say, i Dore's carriage factory situated on ,Tose Reading's, this k
—The Caledonian ernes at Luelcnow • phine street, opposite toe J'lxehange hotel. Mies Mettle Irwin, of Ripley, has• been
promise to attract a g eat crowd on the 1 The alarm was sound and the firemen visiting felouds and acquaintances in town'
5th of September. special train will , were promptly on hal d. On account of during the past week
leave Wingham at 11 5 a. m. Returning t the inflammable natu e of the contents Mr. Iiobt. Corny i,. who removed to
will leave Luoknow at '.45 p. m. Fare for l and the building, the re had made great Dayton, Ohio, a sbor 'time ago, is in town.
the round trip 35 cent headway before the a •ivel of the firemen. He came all the way, n kis bicycle.
--The Blyth Standard complains that is I A. couple of streams f water were,. soon } A. couple of sons C Rev. W. H. Watson,
number of their youn people are guilty off playing on the fire, an it was not long i of B.amilton, have teen B eniliug some
disgraceful conduct, t nd darkly hints that! before it was under col trol, and it was con- holidays with their ormer play -fellows in
some Wingbam you + s assisted in some l flued to the building i which it originated, town,
unseemly conduct in that place, the other I though frame building. are within a foot or
evening. Be careful, oys. !less of the burned buil-ling on the south rifle'. A. J. Snell, o Cleveland, Ohio, is
Ou Friday, of la t week, Mrs. Jane Parr east sides ei There MA no wind blow- spending a few days with friends iia town.
Parr, mother of Mrs. alex. bell, passed over ! ing at the tufie, or it might have been He sees to great imp.ovenneut in SV.ugiiam
be a heavy loser, since he was here luxe
nufactnred stock I Mr. and Mrs. R. Hill ,and Miss Arlie
eral cutters which i spent some clays a Southampteu, last
)g of the show week. They drove a -toss the country, and
enjoyed the trip very much.
Miss Lizzie Moore a Inas retnrned home
I trimming shops after spending a we k in Iiarristou with
spread so rapid- friends, accompani, 1 by Mrs. (Rev.) Perkins
up stairs. Mr. kins and daughter Lulu. -
t all his tools. Brussels Post: W H. Kerr, of The Post,
not damaged by and wife, left on W •dnesday afternoon of
fferent kinds. as last week on 9 trip to tVinnipeg. They
:e damaged con- went via Chicago at'. St. Peine,
1 sidort.blv..y r; are r. How -the fire originated Mr• T. A. Reid is .spending a few days
be August tiumber
t a cwith fri. v.
smystery, et as where it started therel ends infowl before •
a ed has be e
5 Y+aTota to Owen
•ticuitnrist, It as I "
not been any fire for mo ,ths. The build- Sound to assume th duties of 1?rinripal of
g reading matter ing is badly damaged, an 1 it will hardly be the Model and Publ . School in that Town.
The publisher
is
worth fixing up again. t was just recent- Mr. A. M. iloliin en taolt t%`Ivautiage of
ptop'riete premiums ly purchased by Mr. Dore. from the Mer- the cheap rate to : rtmaby, .oto_ Saturday
magazine for I894 chants Bank, and was i :cured for $700, last, and went d. vi, to eiiexi.tl'a, few days
Vidian Iiortieultnrist' in,the Royal Insurance •iompany. Thele at that great sue cner resort --Grim sby
titulars. was an insurance of $70C -on the stock, in Park.
iter gala.
Miss Dolly Drew, s On a visit to friends
in Listowal at meson
Miss ,Jennie Bell, : ho has been visiting
in Harriston, returnee last week.
Miss Lille Kinsm• is on a visit to
friends in Sarnia and 'ort Huron.
Mies Emma Mason of Blyth, is visiting
friends and relations i town, this week.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. 1•Iutton returned on
Saturday last from visit to friends in
Galt. -
Seaforth Expositor Miss Nellie Young
and Miss May Brea • foot are visiting in
Wingham,
Miss Maggie Ma/ o olefin left for Toron-
to, on Thursday, to trend the millinery
openings.
Miss Mabel Stua t, of Hamilton, is
staying with her frie
this week,
Mr. John Ritchie,
relations in New Yo s State, returned on
bliss M. Vanstono,
o had been visiting
drain at the 'rear I dent of Neglected mod ependent Children, Mre, R. and Miss
a 25 cent piece of :wino will supply copies n application. couple of days with f fends in Kincardine;
j during the week,
a old, Whether it , e"''JUn Wednesday mi._•ning, about three
ng or not it is hate ick, fico was discov ;red in lir. Wm. lYrs. Beutlfe and 1' tie son, of Stratford,
are visiting at her eousin'a, Mrs. C. J. .
ing s, is week.
utile Elliott spent a.
to the great rnajorite- The deceased lady I different. Mr. Dore wi
was in her 87th year Lend was quite smart I as most all of his unm
until a short time be ro her death. She ! `vasrt°afrtSyecT;andalso se'
I were tied to the cell'
had been A resident tf the town for many 1up l
years. I room. All the other rig.
i were gotten out in good
--A most enjoyab e garden party was!
e
ov r in
yt gin the paint an
held on the lanvn at islets. John Stroud'$
residence, Lower W ugliness, on Monday were destroyed, as the iii
ly it was impossible to g
evening last, under t e auspices of the
Baptist Young People' Union. The Wing Il. Morllath, trimmer, lo
The blackstith shop was
ham brass band was 'n attendance and fire, trot tile castings of d
played a number of se .ctions. Ice cream, ,
i cakes, fir., were served 'u abundance_ { ell as other articles, e'
—We have reoeived
of the Canada n o
a Ii
;usual full of interesti
s
bearing on fruit cutter
r r
0
1 offering valuable and aF
1 to those paying for the
rand 18115. Address Cant
' Grimsby, Ont„ for pa
1 —It is said that dal Bing makes girls' feet the Wellingte 1 :uutual '
in theho m m
a w o
audition. About
large. It is also said -.fiat ice cream pro-
-(},'f',13.. trains for Toronto and guest' dunes freckles. Dort ,re are of the opinion Wingham vs. Ki' sardine. ing his holidays wi
Ieave Wingham at 6.25 a. m. and 11.2n n,• i that hanging on the front gate prochtces The following is from feet week's Kincar. wel, spent 9 conple
m„ via W. G. & B.; (1.35 N. m. and 3,25 rheumatism, The c ewing of gum distorts dine heporter : "'The he ;e reel runners of Will, in town, anti
ji, nL., via Clinton end Guelph. Good con- the mouth. Playiu on the piano destroys Wingham have an idea ;hat they clan de- M.t ForeetHepres
hands, and washing feat Kincardine on neat al ground. Per- Ilalated started S
to come --to propene. haps they can,a.and the! again perhaps British Columbia f
all these perils. They they cannot. ' Wingham has made a pro- take boat to San
Mr. Fred. Sel ori, of Pioton high
1 School teaching sea who has been spend -
bis parent? in Listo-
f days with his brother
tlje week.
,t 8:'ll4r. and Miss'
',i;Nay on a trip to•
oen whence titay will
raneiaco and return.
d route through the
partied by Mr. J. W.
Listowel.
err Clarence Van -
011 was visiting (Fiends,
Maude Davis, of
ie guest of Miss L.
r lam freer, returned bonne
miss loOracicetx, of Wing-
The late Angus,, y atheson, who so lays• insists upon having se ething to say ham, has secured a po :Rion as elerk in the
—benyo C s guaranteed to Mare teriously disappear d from Kilmer eine abont Winghatn's propo tion. Onr boys ; 22 :fry goods store.. Lr. John Vanetene,
any form of or neuralgia. 205c at some nine months a , and for whose da et1: politely request Winghan to deposit $;.00 typo, of the Win,.htm 7.`xatxs, retttrnrd
all druggists. -
.—Seaforth Expo. itor: Some ten years ' ee t.ah by witches, et ,rens and by Bragg: •ig Brussels to add another hundred for the tan n for the Iast week
privilege of having the n .ee run in that
town. It will pay Deus Is to after that
prize, as the event will at tact hundreds of
people who are not int •ested in horse
racing. Further, the tr 1 of speed and
expertness between the riv 1 teams should
tie bona fide between the to o towns. This
• ecessitetes barring nut ringers. Our
b•.ye should insi$t upon fiidavits being
fu, niched that the membe of the respec-
tive. hose reel teams have 1,100 residents of
the t was daring` the last three months.
Every!, .ing t+nust be fish -and square, so
that the 1 ' st team will ie the winner,';
We do not kn.;'e whether !anyone is eu-
Fin tothe - proposition ad
dearo g have t ne propo n non m p
above carried out. We would like to re=e-
thlt two tettme get together and teat the
matter. ' It would be a groat drawing Lard,
and Vie 'Brussels people Should give it due
Cooaideraiion.
notions by all trains. 1 the beauty of the
—A writer in a turd journal gives the dishes causes chaps
following rule to Fath ,ate the height it colt And yet girls endur
will grow to. Takes colt at any time be- cannot be thrown o
tween six months ane_ one year, stand him ing ice create,
on re level surface so that he will stand
the scent . slarder- position to put up 1;50, Cincardiue a like home by the orerht
amount, and Brussels at other $50, for a States. They are ae
race to be run in the fate Scott and daughter,
ah: i;ho . r town at the
p
has deCicl d to time of the horse races etxt month. In Kincardine Repor
in fttturo, an:: has the race which came oft i Kincardine last stonene, of Wingham
mitt one cen a
t pund
• Iaet week. week our boys allowed W gham to dictate here .file
the umount, and $75 of g d money had to Wingham, who was
North End Bat
i
nntnraliy, then meas re the distance from t
1e felt p la foo a tnee on , an
T. • . Walker, b ch
t 1 of hi l f th 1 t d
L v
1
sell meat for cash
for each inch or fr tion thereof he meat- reduced the ride
0
ales he will be hand high when matured. ' all round. Ste,}. 3 pounds for 5 encs
If he measures 15 it ;lees he will grow to be No meat booked.
i be put up before Witfgha would consent Williamson, Durham
a5 hands high; if 5; inches he will grow Angus Ma hexon Found. to come up. Kincardine w very properly on Friday.last..
gds hi- , and so on.
t
r
dame
.Ij
1 so;'ne i arties had beat blamed, after a 1 mg ' against a like amount fro*. Kincardine,and home on Monday eft* visiting friends in
ago0y411,iM• eserst„ 1, e* VanEt;rnond'ssona tl uwaters of Lake I lion, was brought p
.1
e• i woolen i
r . tt3jt? onlay *heir milln
r in.x
the111C lie ll
b the dredge and r axbor, , •.n
, t,
Ln "'i'
Y
thiiu tel - 'ne 'to. • ga`v'el' there a loan of
+ Wednesday rnorniu The body was in •,
45'06for y+!_ ra• free- : from interest. fair state of preserve -on, though the fag
Tilss-lonn comes' • Oise: on "this 31st of this was partly decompo d through long; ex.
monilxr,b tt the Aii'ssre. Vaal gmond 148' posure. All his el then were on .item,
paid the whole a bunt thin' we k. This although the fur of his coat was partly
promptitude is' ere itable to this eliterpris- rotted off. Ilia watt and chain was also
ing lirni and allow that despite hard times on him. The Corone was at once notified
end dull trade the have been prosperous. and aninquest hold and a post mortem
We hope they ma, have eon'tinned •and examination made. o marks of violence
ever increatdng pre erity. This lean was woe toned and the s Al and brain were in
n profitable invest eat for the town and iso way affected. Th verdict. ot the jury
the wish it cot tld on y get a few more that was given at 7:30 dV nesdAly night, and
would prove equally beneficial. was that of accident& death through fall -
apeman a nay Proved it. leg into the basin, " As, we are pleased to
f fa
A triumph in medicine tvaaattaened'when tial, clears those o for rl y accused sed without
experience proved that Scott's Emulefteel tired, which certain will be pleasieg to
would not only atop the progress 0f Pnl the patties Concern and the public at
Wintry Consumption, but byitscontinuetl large, as the charge murder is a serious
wise health And vie' could he frail/ restored. i one to be banging ov' zany person's head.
•
Pall .Mira.
Wingbarn, Sept. 25-2$.
l;elgrave, Sept. 0748.
Toronto, Sept. 3.15.
London Western Pair, Sept. 13.22.
Guelph, Sept. 18-20.
exoderich, Sept. 25.20.
Woodstock, Sept, 25-26.
Paisley, Sept. 25.20.
Brantford. Sept. 28-28.
Stratford, Sept. 27.28.
Arthur, 'Oct. 2-3.
Paris, Oct. 2.11.
Walkerton, Oct, 2-4.
Elora, Get. 4-5.
lrussels, Oct, 4.5.
Wrotteter, Oct. 241.
ei
,elf rth97-28.
4 S e Sept.t
p
Palmerston, Sept. 24.25..
Clifford, Oct. 10.11.
Zurich, Sept. 23-27.
Clinton, Get. 2.8.
r -Tarr iston. Sept. 25.23.
Luoknow. net. 3.4
'Ieeswatrr, Sept, 18.19.