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mere has boon highly
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THE NDWSPAPIIR OF HZTRON ClOVNTY_
FORTY-SEVENTH YEAR. -2819
(ODERIOH,
at,
ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, MAY 30. 1898.
D, YeGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
law ADVERTISEMENTS - MAY 80.
`Jab U. Arwistreag 4
Aaetao• -c. ...
A New System -Jas. A. Reid 5
New Itep•rtetetat--J. T. Aubaeua 8
..
Sherbet -Chem D. William .... 5
Gadgets& Onhinats- J. K. Davis 5
U•durt•kiegt-D. B. Which ... . 5
Bverid y • B•rgah day -Debi, a Co 8
Unci• Tom's Cabda-Davie Ca . 5
St•111es far esrviee--"•Zama,", 8
Teiletw• ee-AJes. M. MAL - . ...... 5
edleaL
DR- HUNTER, PHYSICIAN 8UR
Moe-
Homo
Night Oleo
�
resist
Betel.ES We
•peetal Notlees.
GRAZIIIU.-UATTLB AND HORSES
taoalvd der
pamerese m tis Ills a -
Me
dow. For p•rtbIWt apply y R etRT
YOUNG. Ridgewood r.ra ILMI
WINDMILL FOR SALR-APPLi TO
a. HIATON. Ooderkik. Ie. NOUN°.
er
Ridgewood Vara, 164
DARGALNS ! BARGAINS . EVERY
Wednesday .surd
and y. (lash hr
MSeeds 4ell wed free of •hare. -at H.
OHTOWS Hamflte•-st.
ete•ee.t store. 13 tt
1 HAVE OPENED AN OFFICE AT
1 std Porraa�t�ae avenue, Wis.lpeg, to de •
ewers! bailiff boldness Warrants of all kinds
executed •ooeedier to law. sad charges kept
stride wt'hi•l the tariff. .1. 1'. CURItII,
May 13, IMO. 13DAW•4t
IL HITF: LiME- - PARTIEIS BUILD.
lag Mould try m)) t% hire L101s. The
Nasty sale of It hes es.bted cue to reduce the
prloe. The panty allows one-fourth more
sand to be mixed with it, so ntekt.g 11 aotu-
.uly cheaper than any osier lime 1• the vleia
114(. Alwyn on hand at m) place of bi•em
so Lest.t., EDWARD 8HARMAN.
1911
rill: SKx\7cF8 OF THF: (.ODER1CH
1 OR('HILSTRA may be secured for
(Moho Paries. Lawn Socials. sad other se-
tertar.me•t ata
reassemble charms. For in
torntatlon apply to
J. E. HAVI8,
if11iteW-U- T Bee. - Ilia
Prepert. She Sale ser Mint
er
FOS I ALL -CRIMP, ON EASY
W1 let flv� Meat
. A wririm
W !ss aces A wail iatpse Sana.
a about pert 10. ores. dlvietee H,
IS Ocr.e.
-The .hop lately occupied by the
faens 0.0.
M. JOHNSTON. barrister.
te U. Mode
b0.. fit/
POR BALL -N. 4 LOT 31, IND OON-
il name•. !seat Wawss•eh, too This
•eras.
le • li dsra. Alm
um lot 47t1, eau.
rleh. App to PHILIP BOLT.
/Let.
atematien Valmont.
WANTSD--IQVANTGIRL, APPLY
1[11/1 tiBHMaY. W. T. Weis's resi-
dence.
calls-tt
WANTED. -000D GENERAL SiR-
trd4 Appty to MRs, LAY. !!tree
WANTED. - GOOD HOUSbLMAID. -
Appty te MRs. OARROW. 15-tt
WANTED.
is to
A good man our own represest the
Ponth8 Nm d.. Canada" ;00
of - ov
1• Dominion. Position
.ere. -TM the
oummlesioa o right
verm•ea01. or
mea.
With the Worsening demand for fruit. •
petition with us s salesman will p•.4( Jolt '
better then em taetnR 1s farm work. "ow oa
roar application sad we will show yon how
to earn good inose.
School leachers. Irvine the thing tor 3o0 I
turista toe Summer, Write for particulars
t(TO\ k & W ILLINOTON, 1
ret 4(n slllw Tws.1o. else, t
I
dtlged Animals i
LTRA VED.-STRAYHD FROM THE '
37 premien of the subsriber, let l. mos. 1. '
Colberaw, on May Meth. • rank sew. rd with e i
littlelwhlte, white face, aft )ears odd Any (
st� tivlag iatera•t es will be suitably re-
wh DON ALDMeal NNO i
1
Publlo Ireetlnes. i
l I ITKON COUNTY COUNCIL. i
II1
The Conseil of w swrperatiso or the Cense I
' of Harm will In tee pun Hoose. In 1
meet
the Town of on Tsesdoy, the ph I
407 of Joe. at p.m.
on Thursday. tbo day of Jane, •1 3 0'-
rlock • 1. for
p.m.. seethe celled
ill by 1
meson the -1.w to raise way
or leas tenths
paepese or 5.•0balahlag t
wiim 1
ll be to ttesl dj tw (Dirk! furor applications
r-00ire 1
of 1 Pagdosen
Metes
for,b. Bwnp a w LA/111. j
Calamity Clerk. i
timed May Her, lfed. w-it-ft-d-lt
t
PubIle Settees.
i
NOTIOE. - ALL p'OUUNND ;
�PNR/100lfa
M
Iesdes err ef0erwhpp t
�tp mw. Mean aro r
the tent !fares he the psF
trey knows as w d the Mace- 1
Mips of
L (• . (LCC,,,, Z nx.cn CR. s
II ansS/Y-- Prep,
45.
s
Tenders Wanted- .
1
r'y1.NDKR8 FOR jtlw[ leUILD1Jt(. 1
1
-• cry .P Mesal tad.dl will be ved a w ace- I
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M1)NPAY, JRNE 3, ix35,
rot the of R�Aeilahig far w I
eriaA
oodens
end
be .see st the - 1
'let of Mae (. '(.gems.!. dime.
ate er ••r taader
,Seth se mitay Met isalvla MO.
C. Y 4
ft A
nod,hvw•
(tederte•k. May tri W add 1
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MMs1e.
M iSS Wilt .�a/LAw� , TSAMIi=.A�0i j
a..r e••1 er (lap< !'ergs- dm
ureeeR Nam 1
Ge. of the few
le theebeettiener t
redeeming U
ifs his er it Harry V Ul, was hit mewl 1
THE DOINGS AT OTTAWA.
Whatledotne on at the Capital
Tee Nesse S.5.mee Mursnees steer the
Shcd•v.--arwesee er t:everarsnts
-Mae the sarlemal ,'allay Node
tri rammer Rhea
Tan 8sees3 (;esruoomosses
OTTAWA, May '27111. -Tomorrow
the Reuse insets again after .early • week's
h.lday, sad it r likely little week will be
dee until the budget debate u oo.elsded,
probably Una week. Advantage u geseraJy
takes by those member* who wish to attack
the Government's poLcy, or to defend 11, to
.wens their view* durum the debate m
w budget.
It hie been apparent its greens to the
mprejedioed observer that the defence of-
fered by the t:overemeot side of the Homme
•/•incl the arraignment a b. Goverment
p.dcy by the Liberal members has Men la-
sed week. Thar defence lies in o0e-
psrier the development of our railways,
Canals ted other publie works during the
post sixteen years with the way they stood
to 1878, but they do not tell you of the mil-
lions of mosey these works cat you, nee the
millions of your money that, w.tes4 of en-
teneg into the construction of those works,
have goes into the pockets ot dishonest con-
tratton or 101.0 the funds of the Govern
treat's election agents
They do not recall o your memory the
moms returns ; o our depleted population,
nor o the eooratoue increase on term mort-
gagee and depreciation in the value of farm
lends
lo my letter today 1 have • few words o
ear o your farmer reader, but before pro.
osedmg, 1 wish in • clear and 000ctee way
o lay before your readers • few figures w a
partacular form that will give them some
idea of whet nekton and crumbed extrav-
gaaoe hs brought the oat of reeat•g the
l:overnnent up o s compered with what
the same service met w country under the
Liberal administration in 1878. I eek that
you will print it in tabular form that your
readers at. o Slane may sec what becomes
tit their motley end why high taxation has
become imperative m long s • Tory (:uv
arlament a intrusted with the admmatr.-
too of your .Hairs.
The following shows the increse in the
eo.t of government today s compared with
1878 :
100rsas..
Latarget on debt 41 9 p c.
Rig fund 105.5
N&too.al debt. 72.1 "
l'eso.e totes 48 8 •'
Brow bar 4 "
Cost, AdmmutrNUs et Denim29.0 '•
• Arts, AgriauMsre and Sta-
tistic* ..... . .... .320 0
64
'• Civil service 62.8 '•
•' Fisheries. . 467.0
" Geological survey 42 6
•' Qu.ranune . . .... .. 375.1
i' ladies 98.3
44
" Lighthouse eery ioe . 6.4
" Moil and steamship sub-
sidies... ..105.9
" Mtlici•. 60.5
• Mounted police 77.2
., Ocean nod river eeryios 50.1
Penitentiaries 44 6
" Steamboat ioepeol..s. 97.1
Supertionuation. 131.0
" Collection of customs duties 2b.9
" " " excise ' . 129.7
" 1'wt officio . 97.1
notal expenditure, amount ooa-
mlid•ted fond.. 61.5 "
1e face of this enormos in(:ream in ex
>esditure the population only mmcreesed 21 .
ahs above tdgures have to referents
o the enormous sums that have been •pest
m railways and public works chargeable to
rpital •000unt. What do you think of
t!
Nt
Se
N
44,
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66
4,6
'there is an account under the heading ot
'NI acellaneous" which gens no details. It
try mean ministers' cob hire, or anything
ism It involves an expenditure ot over a
sorter of • million dollen and show* an
1arlaee of 174.4 .
Returning to the diecuesio. in I'arliaoumt
he Co..ervtive members tell you of the
m.ober of farm implements and appliances
ll.s have bean added to your farm bet is
bat to be seed to argument in justifying
he (:overemeet's policy of reckless *straws.
!••o• •ad exorbitant taxation thee hes
tactically take. .11 the surplus earnings of
oar tarty to keep the Government la
ends.
le is true you may have added • f w farm
•plammta to your farm optimist but is
kat a matter of serious oosgratul•tioe after
6 years hard labor! The question is hew
noes[ off would you have been, and bow
aeeh mosey wo.Id yoa have bees able to
•y oat in farm equipment nod improvement
ad vin not been forced to pay the tribute
kat hes Mea 'sorted from you to meet
0. demands of the treasury.
kgs bas net improved their ooedition and
0..t the bermen tariff is • revenue tariff.
'hey tray have bees 0isiefet0td sod U the
•rssers wish to o..M... oder • tariff
anllMg
from 30 to 70 per cent. sod upwards
st them speak out ..d the libereb will
rithdraw their opposition., .t 0054 se far
s
protesting the 's Msur..b go.
Bet eo this Mat the Liberal Mire .n
1ways gied le reeds, W.rsMM.. niers
ro
mend preraiea1 hewers is Parham.'
• the Liberal id., wine Amid h. i. • pira-
te knew, sod they have *Ways e..•
wield dot the Gevera00eet4 high Witt M
�M*i11y opposed to the interests et the
ti et
Yet
the print they offer,
0.
femme atom en the Goverment side
t the Ems say that the proem tariff i.
U right, ..d that es far as the tamer is
s.esr.sd is Mt elle the bill, kr It bin ki-
th. vides d farm kende : has is
ititdrd
She valve et Wes pd.d.plr, mad its
the farm., a lens eesMm'
m w0.t he bee M ked
�yer� N est for yerweelt far yen base the
IlMiss itwill take the Trouble le work
s the dlMlren.s between being Med 174
r ewe hr s.sssm'. Mies soda surbewll
riff rowing tree' 30 M 70 per seri wed
1.5.40.
71ray OM yes the Ismer V prosIbbise
M he is grorteg dish ender the 0♦0r.d
lbJlis.sl gory. i0 N es 2 Have yes
errata tisk sr is year es.44itiaa improving
The liberal leder who are now 4(01115
toe terra,'. batiks 00.14.4 that 0.140 taxa I
L this w cam! Whose oente.t1e u
tight ; that et the Liberal leaders If She
Tory M. P.'. who say yes are growing rah
ander high taxation. I have said that the
Liberal Meters, having obampiened the
ram of the farmer desire every pawibls i.-
Grmatioa as to hie esuditloe ; as to
whether he is omtent or desires • reduction
of Mutation.
The tamers of your eommunity have it
is their power to gnat!) facilitate or help
the Liberal leaded. in obtaining the tutor -
manes they .eek on theca point.
1 will tell you bow of may be dons. lot
every farmer of your oounty who has his
own interest at heart, and who may fed ce
address • letter to John McMllMs
M.P., Hous of Common., Ottawa, engine
forth his views on to the present .o.ditMi
of the farmer : whether his farm property
is •dva0oisg or deoreasinu in valise :
whether be oould realize as much tor his
farm today se be oould ten yews ago ;
whether, la ha opiowo, farm mortgages or
encumbrances are increasing or decre•.ine
and whether • tariff similar to that now is
tom is Canada u beet o•loul•ted to pro-
mote the interest ot oar agricultural me-
i/Mum.
1 know that Mr. McMillan, who is ooe of
te. representative farmer* in Parliament,
would like to nonce this and any ether in-
formation from the farming community that
would assist him and the other Liberal
leaden in fighting the farmer s battle•.
Information of this kind will greatly
strengthen his hoods when fighting your
(•1150 •ga1n.t the powerful influeoce of the
wealthy manufacturing oelitaliet in whose
interest atone the prneot tar R esu framed,
and as all oummuai,:attone addreeaed to •
member of Parltameut poem free through the
mails it will coat you uutluug more thou •
little time and paper to render this .ervme
to those who are championing your ea*••.
which In the sod must prove • 41501 service
to yourself.
It as with a view of .ecurinv such inform
shoo 05 will enable the Liberal leaden,
when defending the intareet of the agncul•
total 01.5005, to state their see correctly
that this eugge•uon hs been thrown oc1. I
think the sae•.. 1 have suygeeted will en
able every farmer, whether Liberal or L,co-
eervative, to exprese his opinion and views
as to whether the farming classes ore satis-
fied with their present condition, and it ir
clearly evident that these opinions cannot
fail to exercise an influence on future legis-
lation effecting the interests of our farming
oommunity No harm can now of It.
while in the end it may bear good trait.
The farmer will in this way have an op-
portunity ot stating his own case, • privi-
lege hitherto denied him.
TOWN COUNCIL
Peaaees.*al ]reeling. le he weld se ♦1,44111
Sated wait for Tea flays.
MONDAY, May 27,
Present. -the mayor, reeve, deputy -reeve,
councillors Campion, blarney, Thomisms,
Dunlop, Nicholson, Johnston and Sound.,.
On ...mbing, the mayor informed the
oouncil that the meeting had been called to
oosider an application for the use of the
agricultural buildings and grounds for tin
days' pe0teostal meettoie..
1.. M. Elliott. being called on, made •
abort explanation, and said the delegation
hod not full power to engage the bu:ldtnge,
but wanted to know if they could have it to
report at meeting to be held on Wednes-
day.
The secretary, being 'eked by the mayor.
stated that he had interviewed the iiarace
moot as to the probable incomes of pre-
mium, but had not obatnied definite in-
formation.
Rev. Joseph Edge said that they were
thtakful the commit had kindly met to give
them an answer, and also that it was prob-
able they would was: the ase of several
stone.
A member having snggest.d that no
charge be made beyond that for light, Mr.
Elliott remarked th.t they did sot expect
to obtain the buildings free.
Councillor Johnston said be Uhwght the
grounds should not be charged for, se It ws
wanted for -• religious purpose, but that
three responsible persons should bind them-
selves to leave the property in proper .o0 -
dation.
Councillor Marney spoke in the saw
Moor. .
Deputy -Reeve Holt moyed seconded by
aosncillor Johnston, that the application of
the oommitt . be granted, on payment oi
the sum of twenty -bre dollen to Dover ex-
pense of buildings, for lights and water and
the payment of any extra insurance that
may be exacted ; and • guarantee that the
buildings be left in the .s.e ooadition as
when takes over from the council. Carried
Aa application was then read from H. I.
Strang, as follows
GentJams.,-A number of the viris at
reeding the Collegiate Istituto wish to
form • tennis club for pt0cuce during the
Summer menthe, bat have been suable to
&troops for a suitable ground. Rai ti. -r than
rive up the idea, however, the? wt-h,if per-
mitted, to try the experiment using •
part of the Agricultural Park. i, them
fere,
he m -
fern, ea their behalf, respsotMUy apply te
yen ter prmied05 to w • part of the
errands lying between the tnaohise shop
and the horse stalls, sod to arrange with
the esretaker to have the gram oat and the
�rosds railed and t and kept m order se
1•r •s p. blo *alar the c,rmem-M-ess.
Trestles that you will grant the donna
I remain, year r sp•etfdly, H.
Mord by eos.Uter Jeh.utaa, '•needed
by Councillor Nolo, that W prayer of the
petition be grassed. Carried
Hyda d•dlsaM1 m. et 01e met aport-
ant
y
an
wether ssttp0itisss
Feed, when it Own es the .e...0., be-
come iseotitive sad newheimen.. I!
=aulithe Need, • ad hath bleed ..d
wisr is sssniqu.na What is ..sd.
ed te reeler* parterre digen ■ in • done er
We of Ager'. Pills. They .ever 1111 se re-
The mast •becetisg diatribes et the
55i.ty memea at W t ...went is
wile its 'week
savouries SMI gsseral wlmi.a true
holism amenft •e estrele,w wtt0 • reg.
brit" which mese be very planing M the
g▪ erm swat
when ism. by tiro ways
FROM OVER THE BORDER 1
N.ws Notes from Washington
Th. 001ver ..grilles Nide /last glare -Te
a
new the resale (rales-aberm.a 1s
MN •eaa/er Career ate tri Its-
tteaal t.rp.hlteare Mem.
/from our Itegufar Correspoade•t.
WAS11ISUTUN, May 27. -The ail
Yer pommies stilt holds its awn as the pra-
mreal topic of °aeronautic t0 Washington.
1'i.sideit CMve1•ad •chime ledged that the
adtnuiatralton'e •aoounued tiaanci.l policy
ham •uttered • defeat at the heads of the Il-
luua Uemour•te,but thinks it only tempor-
ary. From this/ time on,&11 the power et the
a domistr•ton as to be used to destroy or
or neutralize the effect of the action that
will be taken by we democratic SLOW cmc•
vwtion to be nein in loos. Patronage, the
Weapon found so successful by President
Cleveland in deahnr with 1'uagresa, to one
of Mia weapons to be used •gaiset the ether
jkunicsata of Illinois and. tit c. arse, ata 01-
feote ore expected to be apparent is other
Stats. 1L baa mien given out semi-othcial-
ly that uu exulting rataaotes nor any which
m..4 occur in the Illinois Federal uttios will
be tilled until alter the Suiteouuveauo1 La.
twee held, •ted 11 u eigoihcanuy added that
no Democrat lobo vats for or otherwise
teds to the adoption by the m05vention of •
16 to 1 free manage resolutiou need apply
tor soy 'hues either for lammed or friend..
A •emus, policy may ba adopted in dealing
with the Federal patrosage In Kentucky.
OMIT. Secretary Carlisle's .peechee have
not, acmrduag o autheotw'storm/ttoo, re-
sulted in stampeding the silver Democrats
to the ex SenI.zp.cn.d by the •dminetrauon.
l)nrtug the past few days there has been
much Wk 0uio0g both Republica(. and
Democrat about some sort of a oomproml.e
being reached in both parties on the ulcer
queuuou which will kevp the silver members
of each of those parties in line tor at lest
ens snore Pr.sddestol election. Al yet of
is talk only.
A meeting of the Senate committee on
Ruts will be held in W eabingto0 this week,
tor the purpose of considering certain pro-
posed changes a the Senate rules. Then
are at prompt oniy (Ser members of this
nominate. - Blackburn, Harris, (Gorman
and Aldrich --the plane of the roading mem-
ber, M.nder.on, of Nebraska, sot having
bac tilled. Sensor Blackburn, who is
°batrman of the committee, has his time too
fully 000uged in Kentucky to attend the
me5Uog, but ea the other three members
coostttute • quorum his laminae will not
provost :.be tr•o.•ctton of busones& The
°vo mince controls, to • great extent., the
organization and management of the Senate,
but there are several reasons why this meet-
ing will not be prolific of important reeulte,
one of which is enough to mention -the
majority of the committee repre.eut. • min-
ori17 of the Senate.
Senator Sturman has gone to Ohio to pre.
side over the Republican State convention.
It is known that he corned with him • care-
fully prepared speech which he intends de-
livering at the cooveution, and supposed
that the speech common the Senator's •ug-
gestdo0 as to how the silver (0.etion shall
be treated in the platform adopted by the
coovenuoo. Of oour.e, nobody has any
doubt about where John Sherman stands on
the silver question, but ooneider•ble inter-
est is expr.mred in what position he will ad-
vise the 0001ention to take.
Politicians have their eyes on the Repub-
lican National ('ommittee. Senator ('atter,
of Montana, • pronounced silver man, is
the present chairman of that oommuttee.
Rumors have been prevalent of • movement
oo the part of the anti -silver men o force
Mr. Carter out of the chairmanship, and
there are reasons for the belief that Mr.
Carter's recent trip to Washington and New
York was oonuected with these rumors.
Very naturally he wants to stick, and just
as naturally the silver Republicans are of
the same mind Thera will be no
meeting of the oommittee, unless
it he specially called, before next Febru-
ary, when It meets for reorganization
and to decide where the national cooven-
tio0 of ita party shall he held next year.
Even should Mr. Carter be re-elected at the
February meeting he might not remain •t
the head of the oommittee donor the cam-
paign, as it to • rule to allow the man
n ominated for President to name the chair-
man of the natioo•1 oommittee which moo.
sem his campaign, and it is known that at
least oma of the most prominent aspirant
for the ttomtnation would mot name Mr.
Carter.
The executive oommittes of the Knight.
of Labor has bought a lot and given out the
oostract for the ereetioo of • building to be
sed for the natio..) headquarters of the
organisation. The new b0ildi0g will face
the capitol, and will he occupied before the
mixt .es.i05 of ('oneres@ open by the
executive osmmittos, which, its members
say, will bees band to wash legislation
sort . marts., is the interest of the
Haight
ahm.vs she Manta..
Dat Ktirrnti-1e it not strange •ow
w het of the otranoil hae.'t the moral
morass or •0000105 mese is advocate doing
sway with the •o -.shed feeetuns in the
Square ! They have never worked mum
eerily aloes they were put up, here proved
• ....lase bill of ezpess M repairs ever
ism, and ns me ma truthfully may they
. either ornamental or artiste°. Thio hest
(100.5, however, for their .h°diti05 ls the
craftiest risk the owe is allowed to ran of
bang •••••sad for heavy damages through
e ase inferieure* idividsal amities with
an aesident, whish is sue M kapp••t sower
en 1Mm. situated as the spanggim
right is the direct path of y-destrianp•
molar death's trap to eats& Ube savary et
maims. Jost May any .w0 berri•dly raw
slag owes" the Square 05 a dark night, tar-
e( these nod bales
psi
Cathe buds LW with water,
U0. 00 ,11. Till• reeds my
be As saw way to got rid el the
deems woad he M .n.vert the beetle late
Isrp Sewer 'Oa Tees,
Olenno.
COMING AND DOING
IWm. F. Taut, of North H•y, s is lie4e-
rink
liir L. Tonrol a vlmti.g u w et
Vern
(Sty,
D. Dube. returned from Toronto T..eday
evening,
Mn. J. Keck is mitten in the 0.ighbor-
hoed of Mitchell
Motets. Chea. L gbw and J J. Tighe,
spent Sunday is Chat. .
Mime Flame Treece and Maggie
( kissers visited Chem, Sunday.
Mrs. G. Great has returned to Oodenob
with the inanities of • long stay.
Percy Wallas, of London, was at the
family residence the past few days.
L. E. Danny returned on Saturday from
his Wisdoms trip to the States.
W. H. Huang' and child left tows
yesterday on his return to Montre•1.
!'has. Morrie, of Guelph, was visiting in
towo and Colborne the past two dye.
Mrs. Allan &tartan, of Detroit, is visitied
her relatives in (.o4ench and vicinity.
K. W. Logan, of the North American
t'hemits' ('o., left far Montreal this oorn-
tng.
Mies Dane, of Howick, who paired jun-
day in (:odench, returned home this morn-
ing.
.1. White, of Stratford, is visiting at the
residence of his ester, ors. George tlwaa-
•m.
Gordon Coutts left on Tuesday tor Port
Huron, called thither by the illness of his
ODD.
Miss Brtwe, of Stratford hospital staff is
on a two week's vest to her relative in
Lunn
looeph Porter, of Chicago, is visiting
his rel•uys ou the Bayfield Road and in
town.
Scott Dickson returned Monday from •
bicycle trip to Clinton, Seaforth and Strat-
ford.
Mrs. Van Romeo and infant •meed in
town t n Saturday on their return from I ler
many.
F. Blair, barrister, of Brussels, wheeled
into the county own from Brumels no Sat-
urday.
W. T. Dempsey, left Monday on his re-
turn to hu home, Albury, Priers Edward
oonnty.
Alf. Seoord, of Kincardine, visited the
old home on the holiday, coming down on
his wheel.
Mr. sod Mrs Harry Day, of Wingham,
were Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1►.
McCormick.
Mr. sad Mn. C G. Armatrng returned
on Saturday Iran, • brief visit to London
and Detroit.
Mees grace Polley returned lost evening
from an extended visit to St, Thomas and
other points.
Mrs. Morrison and moo, of Washington,
D. ('., have arrived in town on their usual
summer wait.
W. Brownell, of Se•forth, returned home
Monday lifter • taw days' 11.11, the guest
of Norman Bailie.
('. (l. Scorch, from Toronto, arrived in
town last evening to join the staff of the
Bank of Montreal.
Mrs. Js, Stewart and inn returned
Monday eveoing froth • five days vitt to
friends on St. Mary's.
.las. Taggart and Geo. 1)urnioa, after at-
tending the tesohere' oo0ventioo, cycled to
Goderich on Thursday.
Or. Ire, who has been indisposed for
come time, is reported by his medical ad-
viser s steadily Improving.
W. H. Hastings and oholdren, of Mont-
real, are visiting at the reudenoe of their
relatives, Mr. and Mrs Jordan.
O. 1). C0ani.ngham, of London, arrived in
town on Saturday, having wheeled the
whole ditanoe from the Forest City.
Mrs. Edgar Willow, nee Ella Hates, and
two children, of Ware, Maaa,are the gueste
of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hems, town.
Joseph Williams returned from John Is-
land Monday, havmg made the journey
both ways on his schooner the .ephie.
Mr. and Mrs. MoCelbie, of V1'tngham,
who spent Sunday in (:alerioh, were the
guest. of Mr. and Mrs. D. McCormick.
Mrs. Willi Billings and infant, of De.
troit, are visiting at the residence of the
lady's grandp•rsou, Mr. and Mrs. D. Fer
gums.
T. Wright, of Hamilton, who is visiting
at the Point Farm and the reeidenoe of Mrs
R. H. Smith, was • viitor •1 Ttn 8I41NAI.
office on tiatorday.
M. Hutohison, who was present at the
military atan•'-uvres at Windsor on the 24th
was delighted with oar citizen •oldies, es-
pecially the pipers and outer kepi...
Oa Sunday Mn. Ferguson, Mrs. A.
Martis, and Mn. Willis Billings and infant
were at the Ferguson residence, Colborne
street --fon, geoer0tions under the roof.
W. T. Dempsey, brother of Mn. Race
Price, S. Dempsey, nephew, and Mn. Wm.
Peck, Moe, all of Albury, Prions Edward
000nty, arrived en the 1:50 P. r. train to at.
Mad the obsequies of the late Res Pro.
Mn. Reid sod daughter left on Thard•y
for the Motherland. After a two wosthe'
sejoure with her relatives in Ingland, she
will premed to South *trios to join her
husband, who has eostracte that will take
tour or live San to oemplets.
Ham (hese was M town yesterday, and
Nadine thins were ns games, lett to take ..
the Metes prerr&m. Hebd. {saying,
Harry pre raised be ,.term and Mks part in
the !.shah.. Day worm. so OM 0. may be
pined en • aemmttM5, se .1 71M.
Dsdley H.I... was u W s.1.., Than
day 1••t...1Mdi.g 1h...5.s1 .pst1.g 54
the Ontario Naomi Id. Amowvsa Co, .f
whisk frogmen@ esmepsy he n local
.gnat H. reverie the tleelig ae bedsw
vary satlel otary. the ween.- Ineles -
puma • highly wssmdd#Ms.------
A Des the Kasd0.0 spirreimbeslrk n Splits
Upwards its dieser it .saves spun et the
nano of 150 miles ea blur.
it is • great .014.0. M stsppesa that •
simple genie eras streagtk ; itoily Mime -
Wen the seems\ te renewed astles. T.
impart real elrepgle. the bled mot be
periled and swished, and Ibis sae be
sky t erii gap laiLessh • etesin4 remedys
OYER THE HURON TRACT.
Th. Grist from th. Local MIM
♦ woehly Mow* et toasty Sews served
err to Snit everyts.dy P840 sad
Mat flipped sad 4.04.5•ed
free. every Metria.
BRUSSELS . There are '26 bicycles
owned in Huns.!. The ember ot rider i
legion.
Clinton Freak Smith leaves oe Saturday
for Sault Ste Marie, *neve he bee Ween •
.il.atdon.
Chagos Joseph Tuwneeod, who was w
badly burned at, the 1•te fire, has recovered
.o far that he la able to be out.
S.alorth : C. W. Papet has an orange
tree in his more, on which are three
orange. I'b. tree was grown m llr. Papt's
conservatory.
Grey : John itrews lost • fine young sow
last Sunday. She broke one tit her hind
legs on the bank of the Maitland river nod
he had to kill her.
Brussels : Councillor McCracken has ship-
psd •bout 9,000 bushels of potatoes from
le thio year. Mac. should be dubbed
"The Potato King.'
Turnberry Geo. Moffat, of the It lice,
Turnberry, has torn down hu old 0.111e
ailed sed to erecting • new one, 37x56 feet,
w1th • stow foundation.
Bruaes1: Wednesday of Int week Mtn
Amy Kennedy, formerly of Brussels, was
united in marriage to Gee. Aukland,of Seat-
tle, 11Coshington 1 errttory.
Heosall J. K. Williams, one of our most
enterprising manWactsrers, was united to
mu-noge on Tuesday, 70 tact., to Mime
Mary F:arngey, of Ilowick.
Scalorth . Robert Pringle, an old Se•forth
boy, but now • member of the Chicago
stock exchaege, has made 450,000 in the
Wet two weeks specnl*L.tng in wheat.
Blyth : F. V. Deosadt, • popular young
business mea, .f she free N Denstedt Bros.,
hardware was giggined on Wednesday
afternoon to Mies Ltisi. .4601, in Auburn.
Brussels : 11..1. Morden, of the Steadsrd
Back, Brussels, was called to !icon on
Monday of last week to attend the funeral
of his brother, lir. Morden, who died on
Sabbath.
Stephen . Wm. Harvey, ot Stephen, and
Mies Christina Flak, of Exeter, were
married to Hoa••11 1st Thurad•y. They
will reside on the Harvey homestead near
Crediton.
Exeter : A very pretty wedding took
place at the residence of Thos. May last
evening i 11 edoeaday i, slim his youngest
daughter, Minsie, was united in matrimony
to Henry Rowe.
Exeter : On Monday W. Bowden pur-
chased from Jas. Cooper, of ('lin.oa, the
bfty acres being part of lot 4 and 5, in the
8th oonceasio0 of Stanley township, paying
theretor • good tigpre.
%Vios.hatn : Jos Mato, photographer,
who km been residing in Wingham for
about nine years post, left with his wife and
Mindy on Wednesday morning for Drayton
where he will start • gallery.
Brussels : 1Ve regret to tear of the seri-
os illnees of Mrs. Daniel Stewart who took
ill on Thursday of last week. The trouble
appears to be partial paralysis of the brain
o•uaed by weakness of the heart.
Grey : Mrs Duocan Livingston, has re-
turned from • vast 01 five weeks to West
Wwanosh, where she was nursing six
typhoid patients In the family of .1. Fortier'.
Mrs Livingston has quote • record as • our...
Blyth : On Friday lost, while eodeavor•
hag to take the stopper eat of • glass
bottle, Dr. Milne unfortunately cut hs
hand to ouch an extent •it to ma ewit.•te the
putting In of threestttches,the kottle break.
tug in hs gasp.
!Tinton : The other morning, while •
couple of our local wbeelmeo were out for •
spin, they had • collision which wrecked
one of the wheels; this was had enough,
but the miatortane of being two miles from
home was worse.
ttruseeI A..1. Mo('oil, formerly in G.
A. Iht•dman's drug store, Bruesele,hos pose
.d his final er•mInauon in pparmacy, stand•
lug well to the front of the honor list of
gradeetee. Mr. McColl will enter into
partnership In a drug business in Toronto.
W.ogb•m : A little sou of S. Merrifield
warn bitten on the lee by • dog .bout eis
week. ago. The slight wound apparently
healed nicely, but • hew days ago it was
found 00...&17 to Call in • doctor to treat
the spot, the wound Irving festered under
the skin.
Ssaforth Wm. Stewart, son of Alex
soda. Stewart, of tha town, who hos been
in St. Pauls for • number of years, ia eh01b-
ing to the top of the leder. He was recent-
ly appointed manager for the Twin City
Cement Company of St. 1'•ul and Mosso
&poli, at • large salary.
li.borne The 1Vellwood correspondent
of the Carberry Manaobe, News, sage
"Wm. Rnohanao, of this pane, a.d 8,
Hunter, of Hassall, Ontario, have rented
the Mack Brother's sable in Carberry, and
eke imeedtate pre• sosion. ' Mr. Hunter is
• Inc of 1.. Hunter, of IMb•rne.
Exeter Harry (.idl.y, of (.idly rti Son,
furniture dashers, hos been walking around
daring the post weak with • limp. While
attending to his nasal duties . Life work
shop he unfortunately stepped o. • .ail,
which ps.etrated the mule of hie One •.d
making • Maul wooed is his foot.
Londeaboyo : Mr. and Mrs. W. d1rensfies
of Pickford, Mieh., are here on •
haying fees over to attend the tosseldillit
the late .Job. Garrett, father of Meta ben
den : es the funeral had taken plae. NOM
their arrival, the body was 4tsentetrsjs is
nen that the might era fY face et be
iA`dr♦sr the Intl tines. - -
Smalley : ()es of the old settlers of SM.11p
away es Tuesday,to the p.rsc. i
a .. 10.4.ek, sl the 154 els., at t0. sir
et 76 years. 1).setas-4 w.s ens of the rasa
Zhif e-M-�eeeyd r -4- --- .t the eed Mwlt► Z
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inenmhlerrr of U.M. Presbyteries
=die ie series„ he had see ss ..nips
His wale, two seas and two develtletle sin
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