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attendants of St. Andrew's Church, Lord Dufleerin's Retirement,
(f hilts d h' t 1 t d by all It is a coincidence that the Liberal
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IAIrs- imbit� stn_ lyere.r;1yrespecte JUlln Land who has been in -
who had the pleasure of their party should regain Power in Canada
acquaintance, Telegrams were sent just as the Marquis of Dutl'erin and :disposed. is, we .are glad to say, slow -
to the c;eceased man's relatives this
Fli,IDAY JULY 10, 1800. morning, among whom were Rev,
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DROWNED (NTE THAMES,.
DONALD MOIvNES MEETS
1)A'1 U AT TkIE FOOT Or
8.0TJTIH S`1'R1 BT.
FOR111:tiIAT A CAI MER('II:1NT IN
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The treacherous river Thames.
Thursday night, claimed another
victim, Donald McInnes, 567
Adelaide street, and formerly of
'fain ;ham, who met his death by
accidentally falling into the river at
the foot of South street, near the
London Soap Works, at about 10.30
p. m.
Word was telephoned from the
Soap Works to the police station at
8 o'clock Friday morning that I
the body of a man was floating. in the 1
river directly opposite South street.
F. C. McDonald was dispatched to
the scene, where, with the assistance
of an old mud scow, and the help of
Jas. Taff, the body was brought to
the shore, and was identified by P.
C Weir as that of Donald Mc-
Innis.
D. Flock was immediately notified
and upon his arrival a search of the
dead man's pockets revealed a small
Bask of liquor and a 10 -cent piece in
the right pants pocket, while in the
left was a cotton money bag con-
taining a large roll of bills and
some $6 or $7 in silver, mostly
quarters. In his hip pocket were
found two bank books of the •Cana-
dian Bank of Commerce, which
credits him with something like
$2,000 in that institution. Two
"eve formally bids farewell to British 1 ly recovering.
oilicial life. The Earle of Dufferin Mr, and Mrs, D. N, McDonald
was Governor-General of Canada, went on the exclusion to Sarnia last
Southampton, Rev. J. C. Tolmie, of when the last Liberal Government week.
and Mrs. J. S. Hall, frons
Windsor, P. S. Stewart, Bridge- field ,sway, and he w'ls one of the I
burg, near Fort Erie, and Mr, warmest admirers of IIon. Alexander i \'i indoor, are home to spend the sunt-
N'orinan McInnes, of Tiverton. Mackenzie, the Prime Minister of 1uor.
Mrs McInn e ineonversati4"n with tb it era, bearing te,timony, on nils 1 Mies. Bremner visited friends in
an intimate friend -,firs. wne defeat in 1.818, to the sturdy states- London last week,
Elliott, of William street -on 'Tues. loan's. honesty and patriotism, At f About one e'e.loel. on Wednesday
day night, stated that,fir- McInnes that time,. Lurd DulTerin was a veter- of last week, the house of Mr. John
bad seven brothers, all of whom an in the service, and since then he Lane, who lives jus south' of the
were Reformers, wt
1 ile her husband's has been serving the empire in al- ' village, was found to be on fire. In
father was a strongConservative. - most every section ofthe diplomatic a short time a nitmber ofll ncighbore
is Dr. "lock issuewarrants for :an world,. An °ventfal, busy Iife has , and a number from the village age wet
r b ' Lord Dufferin led. Ile has been: at the scene of the fire bet their at -
inquest, to beheld at ° 4 o'clock Fri- i
da afternoon but upon further in- .t1 Lorcl•fn-wanting, i tempts to save the building were
gnivy he deemed it unnecessary', and Under Secretary of State for fruitless. Most of the contents were
withdrew them, as the evidence was India. saved. Insurance on the building
sufficiently strongin favor of ace;- Under Seerettiry of State for X200. At about the same hour next
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dental death. It is likely the War- day a house in the village, owned by
remains will be taken to Kincardine Chancellor of the Duchy of Lan- James Fleming and occupied by Mr.
for interment. easter,y Cla.rridgo, cheesemaker, was found
Paymaster •General. ' to be on fire. Tiio fire was put out
On.• a special mission to Egypt. ' before much damage was, It is sup -
Thins It Over, - Governor- General of Canada. posed to have been set en fire by a
Have you over heard of a medicine • Ambassador at St. Petersburg. ; parse fark actm ory.
the smoke stack of the
with such a Ieeord of cares 58 Hoods Ambassador at Constantinople.
Sarsaparilla? Don't you know that Viceroy of India. I
Hoed's Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Ambassador at Rome.
Purifter, has proved, over and over again, Heart Disease Relieved in 30
that it has ;.ower to cure, even after an Ambassador at Paris.. 'Minutes, -Dr.) se Res Cure for the
other remedies fail ? If you have lin Nor have honors been wanting.' Hehrt dives (effect relief in all Cases of
pure Y
blood you • may take Hood's Sorsa- - Lord Dufferin is a IC. P., G. C. B., G.' Organic or Sympathotio Heart Disease
it lvtll do you );oo
parilla with the utmost confidence that C S I G L I L Cr C : r G I). in 30 minutes, and speedily effects a
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Aul'AIr4.' BV08.AL•Itls:S ruuM
Toronto and Bast 0:04 a.m. 1:18 pan
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p. ma -vie t;lllltotl
110:0
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8:00 p.m,
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Palmerston 1tixed
London and South
Kincardine
good._ 0., D. C L., L. L. D. and F. R. S. cure, It is a peerless remedy for a pi-
tation, Shortness of Breath, Smothering
Roan's Piii.s assist digestion. 25 cts. 1:Iis Lordship has also been Chancel- Spells. Pain in the Left Side and all
What you want when you're ailing is for of the Royal University of Ire- ' symptoms of a Diseased Heart, One
a medicine that will cure you. Try land, Lord Rector of St. Andrew's' dose convinces. Sold at Ohisholm's
Hood's Sarsaparill . and be convinced of University , and Lord Warden of the ;Drug Store,
its merit. i Cinque Ports and Constable of 1 A Listowel little girl drank water
The Late Hon. D. A. Macdonald. i - ®lti.E J6i.di'N EST ItiiAN.soaked, and was so near death her
One of the considernbla figures of Drax Einem-Please inform your Pulse ceased to beat.
a past political generation passed r +•dertsn'a it roti swrittl 1 tier, npartictulare
A mad St. Bernard dog ran amuck
away in the person of.hon. D. A. , of a genuine, honest home euro. by • at Brantford Tuesday night and in-
Meedonald who died at Montreal a which I was permanently restored to fllcted,terribleinjuries on a little boy
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BANK of HAMILTON
WINGHAM.
Capital, 11,•250000.
Prosidunt-- 011$ ,.1
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Fiee'resident-A, O. Itaais.ts.
Rest, 0050,000
vat eeeroets
sone PRoet'4B. (11:11,.(11:11,.RbAalt, wH 011180N, M P, A. T.
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Noun, A, B. Lan (Toronto).
Dover. in which a piece of fly paper had
letters were found in his coat, sign- few days ago. llir. Macdonald was health and manly vigor, after years of named. Geo. Cleater. A policeman
ed. N. McInnes, one bearing 'elate of a younger brother of the Bun. Sand- sufferlha from nervous debility, sexual shot the do
weakness, eight losses and weak shrunk-; g.
May h, 1896, informing him of the field Macdonald, first I'remicr o#' en ports. I was robbed and swindled by Hay Fever and Catarrh Relieved '141
death of his sister Sarah, and the Ontario. lir. Macdonald represent- the quacks until I nearly lost faith in 10 to 6,0 t�iiilutes.--Ude short puri of
other dated Feb. 11, 1896. ed his native County of Glengarry in mankind, but thantc heaven, I ata no\v the breath through the Blower, supplied
The face of the victim was great- in the Canadian House of Assembly \\'ell, vigorous and strong, and wish to with each bottle of Dr. i gnew's 0 itxrrbal
Y from 1$57 till the union. At the make 1-bie certain means of cure known
1 discolored. His left ear was aPowder, dit he n this passages.
over the
little scratched, while the right side to till sufYerors. I have nothing to sell, surface of the nasal pa.ssag'es. Painless
first Confederation election lee was a0d want no money, but being a gill,
and deligl-,tful to use. It relieves ro-
of his face was somewhat bruised. again returned, and continued to sit believer in the universal brotherhood of stantle and peimni eptly cures Catarrh,
Be was clad in a working- suit, gray until he was, appointed Lieutenant roan• 1 am destrous of beeping the un- Hay Fever.,Colds,tteadacbe, Sore Throat,
striped pants, and black tweed srtt isGovel't'.or Of Ontario, in 1875. fortunate to regain their health and Tonsillitis and Deafness.
h't (loess T promise you perfect sec -
Cashier -J, TURNBULL.
tavingn 73an1.-ltour8,10 to 3: Saturdays, SO
1. Deposits of 4i1 and upwards received nod interest:
',flowed.
Specula Deposits also received at current
rates of ir. ,rant.
;Drafts m. Orcnt Britain and the United State,
bought and sold
B. 'WILLSON, Assn
I. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
4.otin0 mit
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Local notices 100. pct' Ilwe for ,ins:., eertIon, and
160, per li.ir tor each sobsequellt divrti. P.
Advo tt,unla,ts of Lost, Found, ata,:., Situations,
and 13usiuwt'jimmies %Vented, not e% •.-.ling 3 lines
noml) trod, 3t t i3 ilea mouth, e, „r 01. for each
subsequent month.
Houses 444.1 t"1.rll1s for Bale, nor WV,. "ling 8 lines
in Cor fir+r, month., 80u. per su44.4 4.)411 month.
1 Ln12ro• ail, e.t wnuten rs in proton t1114.
'these t, 'pts will eu strict') 41ti ,tI't( to
Special tote, fur larger advertine••.rants, or fo
longer pot buds.
Advertisements and local notice, v Ittemt epeoifi
direction., will "'a inserted till forbid :too charged
accodin,.,,3. 'l'rat'sitery advertisene.ats moat be
paid 1n u,i:•at cg.
Changes fur eoitraot adrortisettwnr,. ;oust be in
the 041433 1 y \\'ed10Rday soon, n. et ter to appear
that week
S. 0li lt(4\YIt,
YitUPNIRIen 84441 PUBLISHER
coat, white shirt, blacktie, and, a Previous to this, however, he had me and as I do not wish to expose my -
•white straw hat. The tie was found accepted the position as Postmaster- self either, please address, simply: P. 0.
hanging on the barbed-wire fence at Geue1.n 1 in Mr. Mackenzie's Cabinet Box 358, London, Ont.
the foot of South screen,white his in 1873.' He ;ave striking proof of presbyters of Maitland.
hat lay on the bank of the stream his executive ability -by aliecting
about 100 yards from the place some useful reforms during the shortf Maitland t
where he fell in. time he held ofiiee. It was he who
From the • corner of the soap in.tugurated the present system of
works down to the 1•iver there is a free delivery of letters in towns and
barbed-wire fence, and this tells the cities, and our direct mail nommuni-
tale of the sad end of Donald Me- cation with Europe, we also owe All'.
Innes. The deceased was seen Macdonald's initiative. It wa4s dur-
Thursday night by several parties ing his administration of the Post -
in the neighborhood, apparently act- office Department, arrangements
Ing strangely, and inquiring' the were con1eto'for reciprocal rcduc-
Hiram Walker bas struck arieh oil
well near Bothwell, and there is
every prospect of another boom
there, although there is some hesi-
tation about expensive investments
until it le seen what action the
JOB PRINTING,
NCLUDINtt Books, Pamphlets, Posters, B 1
floods, Circulars, .Cg.., &o., executed in the hest
style of the art, alt moderate price, and on short
notice Appiv or address
S. (3, BROWN,
s TOMB Office, \Vingham.
BOOKBINDING.
We are pleased to munonnee that any 13onk5 o'
blu4azlnes lett with us .4o' Binding, will have our
prompt attention. Prices for 011111104 in any style
will be•giten un application to the T141m Office.
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of es Discounted
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Monte) u')vnu0141 art \Iorttrasre8 at 61F et)) "Wit 'IIh
prith0411 of (441')444 .'t tau end of any year. Not. s
mill accounts cultuutud.
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at Lucknow, June 30th 1896. `'•
ON
Rev. R. MacNabb, Moderator pro • Government will take in respect to ,b
tem.
the tariff.. In e Dv
Tbere was a fair attendance of G i 11
members. The special business be- A pitcher of ice water laid in a rt�
I' newspaper with the ends of the
fore the court was the call to Rev.
paper twisted together to exclude rG'
John Rose from Malagawateh and the air will rdmtog alltogether
night x any
River Dennis; rCsifie MBressrs N. S. g summer room with scarcely any
Commissioners Messrs.' Hugh preceptible melting of the ice.
way to Adelaide street. Mr. Charles tion in postal rates between the LTn- Chambers and silex. ,MacLass, from
Halliday, of 82 Clarence street, said ;ted States tied Canada.. These int- the session end ce a egation of Ash -
he had called to the man and told ortlnent chant"es fora a remark- field and several •of the members of
slim that there was no thoroughfare. able record fol eio hit"en Illenths of the congregation were present, all of
Some suiall boys tui after him when of administration.., His appointlnetlt "who m expressed their strong attach -
they saw Ilial tumbling around and to Government House, Toronto,. Was ment to Mr. Rose as their pastor and
warned him not to go down the hill thou ht to ire well deserved hug it their regret if then issue of the call
that it wasn't the way to Adelaide
street, but led to the river. The
deceased merely muttered something
and went on to his doom. Mrs. Mr. Macdonald, like many other of rile sone egatlous c ai lllt,c
Scott and Mrs. Alfreds also saw him men of action, vvas asouie+vhataileut"41r.Rose stetedhis nlindand spoke of
in the neighborhood. It is supposed member of Parliament, basins many leis tenderly interest in and affection
that he ran against this fence, and good qualities were recognized by for his people. At the same time he
in. falling tore a piece cut of his his political friends as well as by his was led to the: conclusion that the
shirt, which was found on the fence, o opponents. At the rrreat Liberal lisle of duty foie hila is to accept the
and a piece off his tie, which also ',convention in 1870 be wag chosen Ball subject to the' approval of the
hung there. There was blood on ;vice -President of til 1D( etfri;;. IIs Presbytery.
one of the barbs, indicating that he was not ho+vever, sangttilie +with re The Presl)vtery on motion agreed
bad eat his left ear there. gard 1 d to the Confederation project, • to the translation of Mr. Rose from
Iris body was reproved to the 1 and, like tris brother Sandileld, was his present charge of Ashtield to that
undertaking establishment of Wi 1 found in the ranks of those who saw of Malagawatch and River Dennis,
Harrison, where it was prepared for , and somewhat magnified the difficul- Cap° Bret�ori, and placed on record •LAWN
burial and then removed to his ties that were sure to be met in at. its high appreciation eciatiutt of the character
home. 1 tempting to rer,lizeso vast a scheme. of Me. Rose as a christfan and minis- GARDEN TOOLS •
should be a severance of the pastoral
tafnl* rentoveel from the vv'urkinfr
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forces of the Mackenzie Government tie -
one MacLeod presented the claims
ogle who could ill be spared, 1. c'
Wanted -An Idea Who can nonan
of some simple
thing to pate :t?
Protect your ideas: they may faring you wealr,n.
Write JOHN WEDDERBIIRN & CO. Patent Attor•
neys Washington. D. C., for their $1,s00 prize otter
and list of two hundred inventions wanted.
JAY Visor r4P
ii=b' ' X��
-AND-
ALE LEAST! E
ALL SHADES.
Mr.
MOWERS,
Mr. McInnis had for the past two 1 ill., Macdonald maintained. through- tel..
years' followed the business of at' out a longublil career a repute- The pulpit of Ashfield will be de -
years' p pSPRAT' PUMPS
grain and wool buye3r, and came to 1 tion for integrity and fair dealing elated vacant as soon as Mr. is
_ .. 1895
_. considered
_ 3Hrl:"n3nrt iMfA the llnathl"!ftPArIt1511nfrY1-
88 1u '44'8'-' where uv ..x ...... ...c... - 1i1Cu11A[54GII b 484011 7. political career. 6.
carried on a business in groceries t Ile had latterly dropped out of the the orders of the Presbytery of Inver -
and sundries. Ile leaves a widow 1 public eye, but tnaintained in public Hess.
Lt.1..
and enl adopted daughter sii?, 111435 Iife the respect Uf illi, a feClillg ""' granted "" "r •'�"v`�`:�D
Nellie ,atewat'1, a niece e#' .11. ale- which assumed a, (teepee significance to medelat,o in a call North Kin-
Innis -to mourn his untimely end.1 among the relatives awlfriends in loss, Rtvurtsdale and Enniskillen.
JUIN' MACXAno, Clerk.
this city i watch, Ile is instructed to wait
- BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
PARIS CREEK
He left the house Til irsday after- I Glengarry, who looked on him as the
noon in good health, and spielts, pro -1 chieftain of a fermis \\'IIOse 'umbel
raising to return early. -•is the hours have made a. deep impress on the
grew on Mrs. McInnis became life of the Highland settlements in
anxious and sat up the greater part that country.
of the night awaiting his coming,
Friday morning she dressed and
cane down town in search of tin,
and was Met by Mr. George Taylor,
her 113a
news to -who broke the slid ne
\ t
gentle way`. ' • ;She returned borne Butteaa tin gu , t1 yi II t , v nd colid, 1' r (134,11 Caledonia, No .in, meet
£SII11osfi imm ately, almost heart" d 1; i is i t S. Or S. rho first and third ilondsyy lm
Hardware Merchants v I 0vory u.mdh, in thr Udd > nrla\v8 Lt
vliiting
billion. th0 tvorid. Tw 1 ty li t b tt� . Ii 1� e tTHE COOK S BES`�'BIE ND g`el rml \\,•innte. ,1. Tiitlrray, Ch}:d. leg
Mr. and Mrs. McInnes were both 1.soot
For OVor Fifty Tenth.
AY OLo AYD 1ELL•Tatse lir ,ntuy.-MYlre. Wit*
low's Soothing Syrup hots been used for over fifty
wears by millions of mothers for their children while
teet}du.r,with perfeetl,ucc8144. It soothes the child,
hill R it"a pale, euros Wind
and is the hest reaedl• for Diarrhoea, Is pleasant to
.the taste. Sol toy ' ttrg n 'every per' part+)
er . le eensa bottle, ova
incalculable. 13e sure and ask for Mrs, wins oW.
•
tlingkrup, and take no other kind.
CLEVELAND,
PERFECT,
GARDEN CITY',
DOMVIINION,t
J. CLrGC & COQ,
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CENTRE STREE'1.
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BARRISTER, SuLICJ't4)8, bat`.,
Privatoand Company funds to bah it lolc'e3t rate
Interest. No commission charged, il1u,tages, took
and farm proport) bought, and
OFFICE -Beaver Blookc Vi Iron cgc
J. A. MORTON,
BARRISTER,.
fPhth1.nl, tint.
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Bo3Ian:on TO 5Aa3144 OT 1rA3u3[,TO)4. 410TR1 TO
LOAN.
O81co-Mevcr Bloch winaham.
16� s G. CAMERON,
BARRISTER, dOLiCITO1t, •CUNVI:l.NOER, &e
Office -Corner Hamilton and St. An, New streets
opposite Colborne hotel.
001Rlt1011, - ONTARIO..
DENTISTRY. -.I. S. J SLWIL'E, 1 1 .3.,wmonm e.
.,L,r . Is manufacturing 3(tet plass sots of
ees.eaeseorf n r.4,=1y In the Dominion. eep as fi1I'� 44,ntbe made
extracted
i -r--' absolutely without (144 , by ire new
process, guaranteed per,e,tly sate.
OFFICE: en the Beaver Block, aopoeite the
Brunswieic Rom,
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, j �� e tr AR'1HClt J. IRWIN, D. D.:, , L. 0.5.,
�1 • r Doctor of Dental Surgery of N.., Peeneylvant 1
i' 11 Dental Coheirs.
P fieri OFFICE---MACDONALD BLOCK.
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YOUNG - PEOPLE'S UNION.
Y. P. S. C 71.-=�Ieotin in basement of
Presbyterian chnrclt every Friday evening,
Subject for .lnly 10414: Enrlineiasm fn
Christian service. (Prayer for International
B. 4: ln•I3a1. Miss
C.I., Convention.) Acts
MDII roy.
EPWOBI'I1 LEAGUE-MM'leetillg evel.y
Thursday evening in the Methodist church.
Snbjeet for .Inly li3th : The Yining Chris.
turn's 'Vacation. Mark 4, 31. A. E.
Thomson.
B. Y. P. U. -.Meeting every Tnesdav
evening; in the Baptist church,
For 'tR; qty -Six Years
DUN'
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GENERAL I'::UIiANOE at•' "7
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LICENSI.tl AUCTIONEER 705 'T":• COUNTY
07 10U1107.
Sales attended in any part of l.br + n. Charges
Moderato.
J'Ul3N Cii1.e 1tI1;, 1VII GIIAtt, (my.,
L1U.ENSED AUCTIONEER
Wee of Perm Stock and Farm lo.,' cinonto a.
specialty.
All orders hitt at the TIMES office meows') attend
od to. Tome rensoc4bte.
GO TCS. ---
FRANK SCEL1'w,
wltEln3 YOU 1:45T 12 SmuAVES axil 1 BBAIR CUT'
Tort 61.
tlpposite Korman's h01el,
W ING HAhl,
ONTARIO
A;ronu) for Parisian Stearal Lam.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
F Court Maitland. No. "'anadian
C • girder L'01•ester+..t.,•.. •1 44 second
and lost Friday a.vunh,g of etu43 n,.': 4 , in Gro-
trorys's 1130414 Vt";ring brethren ue'eoma. T. J.
Atr(.ean, 0, It 11, n. Elliott, 11. 11
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%a* Ii* [ first lrrlday hr rr, oath In
the Orange }11'1; \'iitt0rsweioatu .4 ..;l1', Y. 8.,
W. 111; W. 1 1'tenfy, 1tee.-See,
Successors to J. A. Cline & Co. 1 LAHQES1' SALE Lt4 CANADA, Gordon, 1&ee.•Se1.