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TH37 LE.* DI1Q'CQ 1•TL7W317)API-32t OF ErtrRON 00T.TNTY_
D. MoGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
FIFTIETH YE$R.-1622
GODERICH,
ONTARIO, CANADA THURSDAY MAY ,20 1897.
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history of its origin and growth may not ( certain reasons of. the year the oompsny
prove uninteresting. 10 the 1.11 of 1891, • noisy three hundred tboaa•nd dollars of m -
few of the reeding farmers in the neighbor• aurone.
bood of Brasher/, among whom were the
late Jobo Hope, (manager of the Bow Park
Farm), Hoo. Thos. Ballantyne, Mr. Joeepb
Stratford. Robert Berth, ll.P., Jaoob Nott,
Mr. T. 0. Currie the Labe Mr. Wm. Camp-
bell, Mr. Tbos. Currie,
Mr. Roddick and
others, met to Dee :f something mwufact od not bs
dabs to form • oompany
to nt
binder twine, as they were m strongly im-
pressed from practical experience by the
high prices whiob farmers were then oom-
pelled to pay for their twine. Every spindle
in the Dominion of Canada at that time was
owned by what was !spews as
sent o ed by
Con-
sumers' Cordage Company.'
the leading spirits. Messrs. Fulton and
Waterbury, of the Nationel Cordage Co.. of
the United States. The result was thee •
mummy was formed with • provisional
board of directors sad so confident were
OUR OTTAWA LETTER 1 Lurked byth , raal wr: k party'ea"- BENEFITS OF
the rimersAble member from West dada.
beta. The member of • miarosoopio major-
rimers
ajor-
Oo1nionattheCaplttal it), lied • Samiantan jaw -bone is pursuing
an indefatigable endeavor to fill up the
of Hansard. He }ally appreciates the
F.7.7 .0 d)ibt, that, atter Ib•• sessio., it
will be a very long d• before he gets an-
other opportunity to talk to the official re-
pose and vacant benches. But be is net
disturbed by thoughts of the inevitable nor
by the refieotloo of what will be lost in ses-
sional indemnity end good mileage allow-
ance. He simply rises above all these de-
preesing ooneiderattoss, cad goes right en
talking, regardless whether the jaw -boots
tells upon friend or foe. On Wednesday he
toroth au issue and tested its effectiveness
by a motion is re.peot to placing agricultur-
al implements and lumber on the free list,
but the hand had lost it. Dunning and the
time-honored weapon felled. Detected by
his party, his motion was defeated by •
majority of 111 votes. A. V. W.
Ma Great rerisieat Upheaval la Illaebet-
aew the News was Received as
«taws-Resrikstlee Sas Over-
takes lass. ■r. Man.
OTTAWA, May 17. -During the
pest tow days nearly every other polittoal
typic stems to be completely overshadowed
by the wonderful polltic•l 0.teolyem is Que-
bec- It is still uppermost in the minds of
pohtiaaot et the Capital, and it will have to
ran is 010.1 sans ot nine days before it
comes to be • wonder. " Marvellous !" was
• word 1 beard repeated by many people in
the corridors of the bioses on that eveetfnl LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
night of Tuesday W0. As the election re. Ge* Robinson's penes on parasols.
Masa from Qaebee peered in. crowds gath-
e red about the ballettae posted up by the Tice (M•7 24th) and the Hoar (8 r. r )
telegraph 00mpanies outside their reepectiee °ilii meeting night of the town oottnal
oa Friday.
.(hoes in the parliament buildings, and the The sewer eoatraotore have again turned
multitude of joyous exclamation. from Elgin ave.
groans of Liberals .tauding around and Bees ball is Frain • favorite with the
eagerly warming each lot or paper as it rising generation.
cad. au appears*** oarrytsg its owe par There wt. • religions meeting on the
Madeto
blush .tory ap • vNnvocabul vocabulary would of put
&liars ea Yaada;t.-
UV.. the wee moan arta A small gnantit of wars M sees
urs. It eau an .exceedingly interesting y pew,
study of natural anemone to watch the prime at The Farr.
various expressive. ot amassment, jabil•- noire= w the Square has
tis,, di.sppointmeat and dejection which greet improt.mant.
were the chief obsrsotaeuties exhibited by It it staid that every bicycle la Lawn is
those who peopled the lobbies mad chamber rented for the 34th.•
of the House on thkt 'vests'. The fi¢nr.Don't mime the big too days' eelsr.tlley
.l the leader of the Opposition drooped goods at Robinson's-peroeptibl• ss I watobed him enter the
CommoCs alter renew. Over hs future po- There wall 8 A M. Commvnlos akal.
huoal success brooded the gloom of depart- George's Met Sandey.
Mg day and he doubtless keenly telt for the Joseph Goldthorpe, jr., ie .rooting a
first time. by LM ewers Mid aimtstakeble dwelling oo Albert street.
fat from Quebec, teas his Rao el power Aadrewe Bros. & Co. shipped • carload of
would shuns no more is 1i1. Am to the naw eaNle to Toronto on Monday.
of all b•d)y beaten people the rsvaluon of It s takao tor granted that Time and
feeling ie usually vested upon their
unhappy leaders. Not long after the the Hour will be •'rand otiose.
result in Quebec became app•reat there was A oar lard of hogs were shipped on Tuet-
a loud whispered rumor etrcalated about day to Collintwood by Andrews Brom. k
the lobbies, and the report ie said to Co.
have cooe boo remarkably well interested Messrs. Orono and Tilt. of the hameb•ll
quarters, that a gathering of the Conserve- club. were selling season Iioketa the past
cave puts' wilt be convened very .horily week.
when the question of party leadership will It is impossible to make good bullet
be the principal quell= to be weathered, without pure .alt, and Rloe's Pure Salt MIs
The Tories oomprebesd sow that they have Lb. bill.
-Aething to expert* or gain soder an antique- TM auction eels will oo.tis0a for an-
.
The secret
and o that party other week at Th. Fair. Great '.rims'
=��i1iioo�� The m*oret le out that Fetter's bOing given.
less ambition stops amber, .bort of 1 rain McLeod, recently ot Purim, Ont.,
the leadership of is party is the hope that Cap
some day ha may be called up*o to form • is now the leader of the Goderioh branch of
esb.set. Neither, it ie alleged, bas Foster the Salvation Army.
any oo•6desos i. Sir Charles, and Moe.
very The idea .leets to prevail that Yoe -
ter should be promoted, and the te.deoy
n this direction. if sot accepted by Sir
Charles, will terminate to a soap similar
to that which led to tis deposition of Sir
Mackenzie Bowe1L It is $ notorious fact
that the leadership et Sir (harlss ie now
sed always has been exo.ediaplyy distasteful
to an tsoresdsgly large and isfisenttal .eo-
tios of the Tory party, and they are pre- D. McLaren oommeDoed on Monday to
peed to merinos him at any nett. This is moats Mrs. MoOrettan'a dwelltng to the
bat • snap& of Tory gratitude, much of Hume Road opposite Mrs. Marney'*.
which we have see. Is the past two years
It hem bear said that after Sir Charles, the
deluge -but tis Tory /singe did not wait
epos the passing of Sir Charles.
to a former letter it will be remembered
• -that 4- wggeseed-emiia wield safely :autos
the prediotios that Nova Siete would re -
min her Liberal .dmisistrstioo, and that
Qtebee would follow in lige thereafter. Aad
thus it was. Tits wave that roes tip from
the Atlantic provisos did not stay its warm
nor break ea Tory shores in Qaeb... but
.wept en and assailed them in a flood of
Liberalism here white they will sot Mal'
ably emerge 4t. 4sg the .u* 150 dessdes.
The devoted low esrvivere et Quote's may
Dow joie the toady three of Nevi Bootie
and together embark in their marina a ark
with their comrades trees P. B. bleed.
There the sY1y sea afford tothem
goat, in the cool dudes of opposition,a with
bite
their prleps.ths Ararat of power,
b somewhere. p.m4bly,' hamlets the wide
"barge, to emsde them by 'heat of a
far•fetnre delivumai. The Liberal party
la Canada hes .best imbed btgb water
mark. to cs.tin.o the liquid simile. aid
tram the Athatb be the Peel& over all the
wide expanse {here rets • p100d see of
ub.ni power , aid in Jose most. In the
Motbar iead. *bare will spear Wore Mer
mese Graoleve Majsety the Qeet*•lbmw.m.s,
pre-emlnest in hr feeity to her Crewe gad
Pe..,.. .tztbmwq less*. Clyad•.UN_
espre est. •;;+r • tis whsle gad fpF
1017 u midi rna rtfy of Wised lead
asat whit* In tw.d aMs the eadsrteg
fecndaties of an eabs•s4pd lerfahy M ibe
Rmptrs of whish this Cmsada of .w+ forme
es Rs' the Impotent and htdidifii • de c1 the
Province o} � esma new be se
room tar a roommate dwell that the
_room
settlement et the lesidfsha..basl
Ilslhol1. � bmeeptabie to the
lope Qhs
dmsl,r.' o ti gabh Mlriso bib esedemat-
ties of the ta4.s sed •rhilrary iatoefer'ame
mb the eeeledyWs.lp•rty'
Tkw, Is wart Y•toa is tbi• off'
vista?, emend the trhliph .f Tabloid
ea , t04pe em lyeett destiliag lsswn.
raw
&tattle* time. ib finger ef ties Mesita.
brines He seam wages.-. The bum b.-
wavel brad debts W Mr. Ayer lift Sam'
Jel , to dies party have lilt tmr,MMiy
s."fnlly avowal. 'line beamed baa hem
rsi«d to ase eft tis -rehab
ewes bis
t
Federal Gmee srerw, reehab�r*bssnlorb
1lis b !seal mint Main-
pe11M• 1hem M, *lair booboo NO/4
Ns sawn ler the epee ml bee tee sheet year.
1f the vele, ill iM purple b the vise lel
Gad thee the dlefee setwibsts of /.dies
Peas edesur�w. lkrpb's.d,..d Sir Hteri
their
eeteitell,. rise has areaddrss
emphasized by the liuOONtr of
the Farmers' Binder Twine
Company;,
HON. THOS. SALLANTYNE, PRESI-
DENT.
A ■uafaessey Swami and ■•miased bl
Farmers ter Warmer, -It bas Lowered
Ike Pelee of Mader Twits* Over One
Matt ,r.e --i•r•atees tate marmite
Mead • CosaNMs la the ietars-d
1ri1111111 agli tee wash. --TM ewer M
!liter evlala awl ?rearms Writ 1111
Told.
DURING a recent visit to Brantford
• representative of Tux :StusAL had the
pleaeurs of being shown through the works
of the Farmers' Binder Twine Co. by the
efficient and euergetio manager, Mr. Joseph
Stratford. The modus operandi of bustler
twine msnufactare wee witnessed in ell its
different stages, from the entrance of ibe
raw manilla bad deal into the preparing
maghinss, oo threigh the jeaniee to the
The oomp•ty is purely • farmers' ores -
'ration, Be stook being exclusively held by
the farmers in email shares all over the
Domtniw and oat« nle amus be sferrod to
ion to
farmers. It oomp
this oouotry of being the only manufactory
owned and managed by the mor dd that for farmers,
and the only foamy
vends
twine from the jenny three* to the binder,
the stockholders and agriculturist* through-
out the country acting as agent. end taking
from one to twenty tons for dietribaaoo
among their fellow farmers. For this eerv-
ice these agents are paid • considerable com-
mission by the oompany. The enterprise
has been a pronounced themes from the
start, notwithstanding the violent opposi-
tion It has had
had to oontend against.
No-
thing appeared to affect ire solid bearings
and le hervi! ea and pros -
they that farmers would generally respond venin, has tsd u,' lowering the price el
la the takisa of stoat, that oontrant* were twine, •.d has been instrumental daring all
.just about being completed for the building that tints in bolding it at • legitimate ad.
01 the works when the Provisional Board vaow on actual Coe of production. its sao-
wen oohfrortted by •grave diffionity in the oats in these undertakings affords evidence
parohwtog of necessary machinery. They of what no be aoaomplished by oo•oPSr•tioh
fond that all the manhtactursn of binding among farmers when intelligently directed.
twine machtosry were ander •bond to the The oo-operative (mutual) insurance 00m -
National combine not to sell • spindle to p50y and the oo operative cheese factory
any person or company without the consent had previously been (need to work to the
of themselves, which oottaeot wt., of smarms,
advantage ot all commuted, but antil this
invariably refused. But fortunately about oompan7 aces organized farmers had not in -
that time the National and the John (:nod vded the manufacturing field on anything
Machine Company of New York had • fall- like •large scale. They are now beginning
ing out, lend the way wee therefore opened to recline the wide .nope there is for dowel -
for •little time to seam • twine plant. oping the oo-operative principle, and the
The machinery was pnrohased, and the pro' day is not far distant when this oompanv
motors, t:rominent among whom was the in. will be applying it to the manufacture of
The Jubilee 0000ert program le nearly
complete, and, from the prectioes held so
tar, it should be • grand .aocaes.
Humber & Cawley would call attention to
the fact that they are prepared to *mooed
hoam drains with the mals sewer.
ISverythtoi at and below oust during the
day at The Fair. Ladies, don't miss this
chance of getting cheap fanny work.
A large number of cattle were weighed
o. the market sealer on Monday, Robt. Mo-
L..n cad J. C. Martin buying animals to
pat ea the gram.
Th. Orison will play our boys oo the
nett, tad the mateet ie liket9 to bs a keen
bas, ne beth club( have been preparing for
it the past two weeks.
Tb. old Dotter building at the desk le le
be turned tato • brewery. D. Mebane.
.omm.00sd jacking It on Tneedey, 1t hav-
ing to be raised • few feet.
32 -hob flannelette for 50.; 50o. table
Rem for 39e ; 35o. table linen for 230.; 25e.
cottoned. for 90o.; 124o..birttsg for 10a;
sonde, 25.. ; ladies' vette, 40.; ladle.' roses.
15s1ae.,Mire'
oarmies, 25o.; 1Oe. �1i.hg. 6o. at
Robinson's.
DOMINO AND GOING.
• Jae.Cbark rtlaraed from Wisdom en Moo-
dy.
Hies A. Mingo le law reportd se oat of
dame.
lies. (Vow. et
lleatbeth. was in tows
this week.
R.M. Nevi's, of Mates. was la town
as Sunday.
T. G. Atmeldi. et Ottawa, was in tow*
*Mat Inn•
ROM toe, of $i�1d. As in ribs t
B
og•at9tows last week.
111r Este Moreleee, of Detroit, it vide -
lag ander the matiraal rod.
• Sheppard. opine may d the
family
S taley Hays, barrister. of Se•lertb. wpl
is the sssmib Mere on Meaday.
Shelia Hays. budder, .f Beaten►. wee
in Ms esamty'WWII ea Mendes.
BIM Standard : (dim Eats Jdh'stea is
She gesst of Mrs. T. 0. Metelroy.
Boyden Williams. f the
mores. Ssafertk. spent *d
Saaf i tows.
Mr. amid Mrs. J. T. Mserhwe r,y�-
de14, woos b Somathe many * ea
0. G. Bear* .1 the Beek el Messcwl.
Seralferd.wee Met*g old hinds b Iowa e*
thtmday. - Mita,
Mr. men Yea.
the ladle.' reydMthmr. Alm eidar Wallace.
the weak.
upeder of Pablie omMo
LIIS i_`ll Tom,
Merged teem ea gait to the �°asmi�te pan
11 lal ?WAN.
W. T. '..sus , ath�e low Tea. Neel
ireekridri h lI•eiad Ry. M hie
a'sla. $. lr..ose.ae. Oisreb ee.
k bee%
IAN R Mom ese$lyseaL lt. U i be will b
pm et lie .heio Wee is gas O teseka
wadefle. • fart Zak hi Gale -
et bey +et. taus •Slilltrillia am)Mali en oil
Imam
The -hew et an ars le said to bate
zreineate•= ' pili ,,,. deibeta in
▪ eame1i
WIrin
w Itawmt, Yyrllliriiawd
eat to pill
bin eta nese is
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'PIE ADVANCE OFCivILIZ TION.
k -Co - ope rat lye move men t ue ,
ousenda of Farmers .
in O' tarts nitoba an ec.
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e' 5ePH 5TR,A►-rFo
GEN ERN- M%1NAG� R.
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offered lad • shade lees. By no doing they
depress the Termarn' binder twine areal,
and necessitate thdr terming the grated
several times, and foram upon the oomps•y
the almost impossible task of distributing
their twine in five and ten ton lou ea the
very eve of the harvest. He minim with •
great deal of force that the tanner she
ad
b..ringed with the
low
o aQpri prices
on twine
wbioh his company
based on a very small margin above omit.
Order early and thereby lemur* thio oo-oper-
•►ive movement being kept in ezietsaoe tor
future oompetltioe. It would be •a oafor-
tuoate thing tor the farming oommUalty if
they should, through lack of interest or .e-
eleot of their own company, allow the old
days of the oombine and high prices to re-
oo
The many leaned of leanethrough-
out the oountry who are f asoolally inter-
ested In this enterprise, and who are the
basis of rte suooewo, in that they constitute,
•a it were, the main refry tor the dispoei-
tlo0 of the output. have reason 10 be proud
of their undertaking._
Remember there is only one Farmers'
Binder Twine Co.. headquarters lit•etford-
Hon. Thomas Ballantyne, president ; Itobt.
Beith, vioe-prsstdent ; Joseph Stratford,
general manager. Don't be misled in any
shape or form, but ooscine* to sustain with
all p oar might this great movement which
has been iae,rumeetal is saving the farmers
of this country hundreds of thousands of
dollars on binder twine alone in the past few
years. You have a factory under your 000-
trel that a nation might be proud ot. Sand
to your guns, and let there be no uncertain
sound in your response as agriculturists geo-
erelly to this great enterprise.
DUNGANNON.
Nance. -The local •senor la Dnbonnoa
for Tan 11.14.1. L at the aloe of J. G. ward.
J.P., conveyancer, Re., wbo will redelve or-
retar ortpUtoadvertising
wgive rrooeipt• fox . _
Job -
work. nod.,,, 1* L authorised
amounts paid for the same
TUESDAY, May 18.
RESUMED. -We are pleased to sea that
our wist•nt teacher, Mir Yossg, i• rsla
to resume work after a lengthened spell of
theses.
ffooLmetse regi!.• -'ilia eervlee will be
held in Erektatr-reagalissrastt ben until further
notice at 10:15 A. m. instead of 10:50 A. r.,
oommesoing next Sunday.
RanarnieSTICAL. -On last Sabbath Rev.
S. Whaley, of St. Helens, and Jame. Wil-
son, of Drummondville, exchanged pulpits.
Mr. Wilwn 000duoted Divine eervioe with
great aoosptanoe.
PusLIc LIBRARY. -A meeting of direoton
was held on Monday evening, the 17th.
Owing to a,further adjournment on unfinish-
ed business, we defer making any statement
until after next meeting.
RleaoviD.-Our popular implement•gent,
James Rose, and family have recently moved
into the premises on the west side of South-
ampton street,whioh he reosntly purchased.
We wish them health, happiness and .hooses
in their new home.
Epwo*TH LaAwi r. -Topica for meeting
Monday evening, !day 24th, are •' Loyalty
to Clines. our Church and our Country, " by
George Statham and Misses Trio* Millig.n
and E. Whyard. A good attend►nee ls
oordially solicited.
Boors.-Dbnf•nnon is still on the boom.
Our new and fashionable drug store is now
in full operation. Dr. 1'. E. Cis is erect-
ing am office on his premises on Albert-sb.
Several other improvements in horticulture,
beautifying residences, eta., are the order of
Lite day and 000upying the attention of
oar progressive oitixon..
Sneer er.-The masiotp•I council of est
Wawanosh will meet at 10 o'olock obeli) is
the town ball on Thureday‘ the 27th lust, as
a ooart of Revvistoo of the assessment roll of
1897, atter wbioh other municipal business
lbs. seta ao br*sgbt Wows tha ooanail .will
be attended to. All ooaoeroed will govern
tbems.lvse seoordingly.
EARLY CLoatao.-Oar progressive mer-
chants have this year adopted the early
aiming plan, and some fourteen of them
egadhave egad ea awr some% to close their
phase of benison as 7 r r., except on 8.01
arday .v.eing., when the nese will bs 10
o'clock, from the first day of June until the
Brat day of October. newt. This useful cus-
tom ie fast b.00miig • universal clow, and
Duoi•000s in mot behind band in furthering
41 NM.
Binding Twine made by the Farmers' Company iind-
ing its way direct from the jenny to the Binders of the
farmers in the Manitoba Province_ On one shipment alone
of three cars that went into Souris, Manitoba, last season,
there was a saving of nearly twenty-nine hundred dollars
to the users, which created great entli'usiasm in the interests
is
coro�i't - - T eases*, ' vement, w -the . a .. time w was pro,,....:.
nounced the best that ever found its way into the Prairie
Province.
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b.w.o r where it le bald ready fee
the n rks$ and • most iniereekisa eight it
wan The employees seine moody -five he
amber, me well trrgW.ed sod dieeplissd.
sad the work proceeds wife a regularity •ad
presides that do oredit to the ea•eagemeas.
Tbsy are aim etg►aisod into • fire brigade,
god /staling toe bruit • Leet el their edoieirey
wee ghee. The alarm win eo.nd.d hp as
may stages whistle• sod is a fine meseds
e ll the heads epsstsi0e0 bad lett the t.«
aid W ilk* w▪ all the• om of ibil See
sf mR7 wwaep 7. T1w diode d) the
befepidi, width wow* /t, esoefe ty, meshes y M l sse.H.a.-Z►es. Hallam-
*. iso. 1� two mimeo .m . ball. whoa 1ys. }ees. I Robert petal. Y. P' vise -pew f
IV "bete els bus maw She .The of ids J.m•ps Stretterd. gam.,st wamget t
id tbiIr b t1N flee Mprtmf* o.e The pier lir. Ala:. B•lIm.bse..ednsnt m.esgir.
d ies w1i0 "WA Mites gear t. tbek
tltkrsei Mitred oetfetal tntitl*o. The 'M- The rtstriifimmrt peke are loosed •leag-
densd, ail /here side l• �rls��si�" `Nrs� bird ata' ill le served
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Um setae
dm. lial lib*
DOM 11161 sane severed
art deme. �. tummif*eey Ise( the s.wet
kgyrsted .hu.eter ..d is NOslals it outs-
tay est live test et to bah gi.skesty Red
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eMli4rmwei4 is doe FhiMplesbraid swiss do. The paw
•Rd
as Was GM, seines/► el leases
Awed s iwnm has its kwgtiea, a siert j delis ea M • Nene. res lime flet Mat ea
dshtigable m•aeger, Mr. Joseph Stratford,
hold a eetin s ikresgk tb* ew*irs newsiness
of Oesarb •ed Qssbme and ealised the sym-
pathy mid support es seeekhetda a of them
awds of heaters. In tbh way a *pleat of
114.000 oat of ems basdrsd ttoaea•d wee
rapidly .abmribd. A pomades board
wins afterwards ebsstsd w►0 have eeatiao.d
to Ely. the enterprise their °heed *Mediae.
mad the rust& has bs* 11 every way Mei.•
feet.ey-1 s prim el series has bees redound
me half, and a healthy .emit>•Meiss estab-
lished. Midi .win proved Lbs farmer's twists
*vee badman mals Is this sesetry the
-hit
w
orssia lashes*
sash headas=eiakin
Zere et the
sell area
the slim
a MOM" it
a
agrrbemltaral implements and every appli..m
ted ea the fats, whoa times will be ao-
thfar to provost the Treat people. the fann-
ers, from weariest nearly everytkiig Mott
goes en to tlsmir feriae b the shape of ea im-
plement at about half preemie prises. The
e.as.awsties of this mus►-be-bs-dedred
wish will, beg/ever. largely dsp.od apes the
isyalgy femme display la sepp.rHag their
pioneer eo•ipsrative esterwebe-tis Pena -
ors' $adios Twine 0e.. limited. If the
tl.•adira farmer esti..se loyal and meets
hi srtdsia tide kis ewe 0oesp�•by e• he
by shieg 11 the p sIarsess to
hie %who. eederbww it eat early
.ed gluier prompt esaistwei setWesM*.
is
tsome. el an Mon eahrp1lses
of a Mmllsr sb nmimr efllaiaatly smog -
id will be .mmrod, a.4 the assay
anima whish eaia•lh go out .l the
brrmrs' posks* to farther swish .beady
* molly madly mea tseberwe taut the
ter:
them./ a
ea have bee. ndfag spi
Yl qts ewetry fes the law twenty yaws
will be . this( el the poen
1. talkl.f'ii►1be manager the roomette
mad tat nee sf the miser MAIM-
bee
We wore .rremg _ we _�
lase
nem ihrma.% wits etef a lilathe Wed derma
k.A ii bity wA• a
Ott br
M sin wise iiss ON is h. McO..gbs. Wilms othe• esthete, 1itt. ss iederyr..
N.
Iutraivo0ID.-We niers% to date that
Master Herbert W hyard,s.a .1 our set.smad
towsemen. J0m.n Whyard, who wee seed-
ing the Coll.giate at Goderiob, was on &0-
oout of as Nta.k of 1a grippe *blind to
leave tor borne about two weeks ago. He
le now eafferiog from an attaok of '.sales.
However. tkreagh the aid of wood medical
skill and good dtteada..a, whieb bs to ha. -
bug, we Pepe to bear of his reeteeoUos to
forma health asd vigor is doe time.
Ousts Cam. -We regret to bear time
Mrs..)essph Willies, it. of Weer Wawa-
w►ialt.. termed from. 4,,.pinb►h j•- --9.
ye*. ohs Wilma. of Hallett, le vary low,
from the reel% of an sodded 'bleb betd
her as the r•$ homeward*. The Mee be-
ing frightened. it ale4 off the read hid the
tlhoh, sed fairest tbs baggy with Its em-.
ppalat•, firs. Wilma and her son Wiliam.
William fortunately eaeapd without ready -
tag any bad injury. but Mao venerable lady.
we are informed. was e.ri.ealy injured. sad
ea the ie 5511 advea.ed b Tease. her reosw-
ery se doubtful. However, we bops she will
recover esti be spared to her family for
ma.y year,.
Oosn►a AND Gotta. --.lasses A. Jens,
who hoe bees 'is Algoma for ammo time. re -
tamed home ea Moeday 10•k _Mss.
McNally e. Wednesday el lest week, visit-
ed her .M.r-im•law a• Blyth. heelsg re-
solved weed that site wee it) We hope aha
win sees dower Mrs. LAare Wilma .
left sere the latter part, .f last weak. via
Lmskasw, w .w .Ytawdd vfeit le relatives
them at the Feast City, sad s% ether •
pjade& p .foe at 8bertemille, Mexico, salis
New York rate. W. wish the vaaseabl
lady • pleasant toter sod Rab Mora
Patnsk Ptt'gibbose, who ►.s heal .s • visit
to ha brethse-b-leer. Hereesd itedm.ad,
aid finally. WM Waws.ss►. WL here few
Delleho maid .uses, potato se bilines
'Pirhdq. toe 1110, Maytag his wife M an
Ilse/ bee vale *Ph bageleme. Yee. It. Med,,
rites.