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GODERICH, ONTA RIO, CANADA: OCTOBER 7. 1h97.
theorem)* agents, of ilithistee„ Mich., sr -
W• were pleased to learn tbat be burette- The Cleelet teem the Lepel Mill
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
HAI:0'Mo — Harpers Maga-
sinetor Outober. is full of irood things,
aod so ournerous •re they to this number From our own Corraapondanto
that ti• ul • dill:ionic thiug to particularize.
ONE DOLLAR
WILL
PAY
roll
IIE SIGNAL
Fon Oen YUJI.
D. 3PG1LLICUDDY, EDITOR
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT. rimble, of the firm of Pierson & Trimble, I OVER THE HURON TRACT.
nestling well in Cool, Same domain. His
rived here on Friday last on • visitieg tour
to hie mother, other es and frieudir.
numerous friends and former acquaintaipose
bean Sea, utmost eatartalauic and shows that i a era plowed to elm bun look so well and
Amerman' are becoming C. .,ply interested nee" Ile Ibege""le" """ Th" (""'" " cheerful . ..... Mrs. John Stewart end
in nautuoal &Gin, and Autumn Leaves, by D. Vowed Anywhere itlee-liewsef the daughter, of Ltstowel, visited her Cotner
T. Moodougott to • timely artiole,, that Deese, speetiatir lisillerted Wui. Fowler, and other relatives durtag
gives full information of the orating of the Sae Tise taigstaL last week The Mimes Francis and
leaf and the reason of Lb" fall. The Golfer'', I Agile Evans. of tSodiarich,aho hays been tor
Couquerit of America, by A. It Frost will 1 — etiout a week visiting Mule Kate Sinclair
the Home of Pale" t y Williaili Libbey gives, -and the Mimes Drivideon, left for home on
Mooday evening. They seemed to enjoy
please all lovers of the game, while Kilauea
• (emitter am:tonal. of the most interestinit of their visit to their Duoganooti acquaint -
the volcanos of the Hawaiian Islands. The anima very much Missal Hanneh and
Century's Progrese•te Gliemistry, by H. S. Maggio Pomo, now of Chicago, arrived
M 1) and "The Future of Rm.- here (.0 Friday last to visit. their mother
rood Inve•tmente," by W. A. Crane, areax- , dispensed in Erskine church on a y. and also other trilativeo and friends......
collect UOI4G11011 OD the subjects uamed. . 0,,,a. 3rd. Quite a number of our mittens took in the
In". 111e al" t"I" of edeeete", the ewe' ' biTIIICIPAN —The municipal council of exeibit at Lu know and report an exiaellent
'demon ot The Kentuokiess, several short West Wawanosh will meet in the usual show, the weather being all that could be
stories, sad a number of poems. plaos on Tuesday, Oct. Ech, at 10 o'idosik desired .....Mr.. Wilbur. wife of Dr. Wil-
VOScuts:ma a OcroBIA.—The Oitober A.M., sharp.. son. of the Forest City. lett here on Time-
r:lumber of Srtlinere --Mnipseteme. is las usual sulrbigu.r._churjg,, mem,. the popui& day the 28th for home alter having 0 ebort,
- Te tile d ebreeP tieejer, on wedeeedey List with her niece Mrs. B. J. Crawford
and other relative,. • • . . . (Soo. Berry. of
Lucknow, was in our village on Moodev
. ..... Rionard Maltough, wife, daughter
and son attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. Frazer, of Killion', on Sunday last.
Mrs. beallough is a daughter of the de.
ceased. The venerable lady was well ad-
vancod in years and was highly esteemed
VI all who knew her. The bereave.1 hus•
band and family have the sympathy of their
exquaintanoes in the bereavement.
..
Captain A T. Mehen's paper on the Carib-
IN * ceMolunity such as is to be
4god in and around Goderich, there
are many persons who have specific
'dicing on sale or for exchange, houses
for rent or houses wanted, or who
went vositions or help, or something
ri a like r ature.
THE SIGNAL has chteided to make a
" tiew departure in the matter of con-
-lewd ativertisessente. and wit( pub-
lish hereafter a People's Column, in
which the advertisements *ill be in-
serted at popular prices. The column
will embrace :
SITUATIONS WANTED,
SITUATIONS VACANT.
ROOMS TO LET.
BOARD WANTED,
_ LOST OR FOUar
-BOUM" FOB OE FOILS A LE.
Bra2iFSIDCRANCES,
!Lc.
b9 as follows 15
words and : each arlialtkrtj-
ti-work prepaid. When inserted
among reading matter, double rates
will be charged.
better assort -
Wad Shia'
uttesiese• -Aso... • fp
paper.
• Prios.
ENZIE
ES!
DUNGANNON
TillitaDAY, Sept. 28
Jour Fact'? —John Frost put in an a
pearaeoc.bieeday night in no moll degree
SPEctriz ARTICLES,
p.
•
as
The Seoreinent of the Lord's Supper w
• Weekly Piave' et eisi•sy sew• firma
nip
S. suit Everybody - omit
Voles clipped and 4 eadeiteed
treat Seery nettle*.
filled with readatric artroles
Vi rock of Greece- by Mr Norumu, which
rives • good deal of toe biotin y that lead to
itself. 1.
oc,'
the
ell
and
day
ery
use
toed
lash -
passed throueb our •illiage with a
number of exoellent lambs. en route tor t
the deelerstim of war an marks; via Looknow.
Walter A. Wvokoff's experiences as • day 1 ,..,
%Jamul.. Viarr. —John E. Tom, P.S.
leborer, a plan followed to make himself so- officially visited Dungannon public sob
gestated with tbe social conditions that on Thursday last. /Vet having heard
nurrotted Oils class, is vividly told and result of use visit, we presume us was w
should be reed by all. The first article ever i pf000sa with ..ho
t progress, good order
pubushed on ths newspaper as • business 1 w000rof tdiokowov of the school.
enterprine, will be found it. this Dumber,
A PDRESS TO 104',40 MIN. —00 Sun
OBITUARY.
Dk: LA HOOKE—Toroato papers record
the recent death there of Or De L. Hooke.
aged 83 years. From about 1839 to 1843
ho preotiood in Goderich. In 1842 he was
APPOO1 V the 1st Hatt. Burma
Militia. In 1853 ho was trausferred tomilitia the
idsewbent. Wes altogeth,r 40 Y
so the service. Served during to. Fenian
troubles. It is possible that • uolisiderable
number of our reerleu • ill :1)01114611,01 1 aye
known, 'or heard then,- parents opted' of the
doctor.
HUTSON. —On Saturday morning 11.1so
W. QV •wanoith : Joseph Cliftstel has rest- Maude, f 'wit, daughter of the late Thome'
ed lot 23. coo 5, for • shot of year.. Roma. died after a long and peintul ill -
Exeter i Report Hessian has acwpted a toes.. On Monday the casket oontainies
Si woman with Jackson Ihrosk, tailors, CUD- i her remains was peoed beside those of the
too. — family who had gone belore, in the family
Winthrop : S. S. No. aliave re-engaged plot in old Molt-Itin.l• The funeral tool/
their present teacher. bum Au-r.d; , lot place ttom 'Le i•mily ,:esidepoe. Weerst.,
the rector of St. (Morn. a.4ev. Mark Tore- .
toll conduotiog service at the tiouse mud at
' \Vet
and will DO of interim to those not engaged
evening Rev, L. Hutton preached •
in the profession. and Helen Wat,torson and mstraonss sermon to yo
Moody's. second paper on "The Unquiet 7 . "De
wamee,s etuhe in a light posoiletufou:sded on the words as omits.
k 14 : 10, " Friend, go up
Sex,
satiric, vein that is immensely
Ines Perreaseramebe the
"Life of a College Professor- Pf‘Yllial
r Yee We pages of eolf pictures, and Williams
Walton &sac his Kiln Cceilla &Mal. Sad,
rives some of her beet works. There wilt
also be bunt in tis number the second
pert of Miss Elso..t's novelette, an amusing
Way of life te • Confederate prime camp
by Hoary Sheldon, a billed on the mama -
awl et the Leashing. of the Coestitetion
add Odic latallaferell worthy • perusal.
er," the theme being for young men to
emsew ter reepteed endeaver to eapire
by avoittlag boa -rsellispelly. eat seek
brialltad
1WANTED—A COMFORTABLE. CON
teelisist, Seem Ow*/ tot Mee Mc-
OILLICIlwx . Brasses, Mad.
81tinkt101111
GENSRAL SERVANT Ate TED.
litgbess wages. Apply se GAR -
ROW. tf
Clay aNloalvelog D— APPLY TO
1...) DT. 77 Weet-st
—121113110 Natio&
Tall Mina= CAlt•DLAN.—Tbe °weber
Canadian Magee us. besides being well ill-
ustrated, mutates several important boater
-
mai sad maws fib 'irate's& Dr. Bourtnot
writes of the Royal 'imitate of Canada, W.
L Collo. of the Premiere of Prince Edward
Weed, Miss A. Reid ef the Universattai of
Nova Scotia, and R. G. Haliberton, Q. C..
F. P.O IS. of "The Days of Rest of Prehis-
tom Minx" The anther of the letter ar-
ticle Is woo of the famous Canadian liters -
tear anti humorist, Jedge Haliburtos or
Sem tiliet," and is hiussalt a whaler well
knows sammit the learned 'mistier of En -
rope. Mame the lighter article are "The
Meese
of a Dollar Bill," by A. C. Camp-
bell ; a story by BILS Atitineon (Maly*
Iiiiirtoo); the third instalment of Fergus
lidrime's novel, and a splendid story of rural
Canadian life by R F. Dixon, alreedy a
writer of some owe. John Charlton. MI'
dentriliotes a short but spicy article on
"40iiiimin Trade Relations," pointing out
Carilae- 1s -rapidly beermins indepee •
drat of, the United States market. The
hook reviews are very bright, and the de-
partment of " National Sport" most credit-
able. Altogether the Dumber is decidedly
-swam, sad *widowers the growth of cutters
sad literary taste amen Osaadlaas.
WANEED—I CAN PAY TEN DOL-
-
fl
fillarDett and tacit to bor lath in a good
tarli weekly:0 of asefare age. re
mum. T. H. LIN . Teireeda. Oat.
'PRIVATE SALE—HOUSE PLANTS
1 end a few artless of furniture. MKS.
A. 2. OAMERON. ere, =Ow Me Wildisdol
as. • le4 -
OtaillINO- in iitteinens.
---RdtVIND OUGHT THE STOCK OF
The Fair from isys. Wag. utt added
greatly to It. we have pews mesislets line of
materials for art needle w lb. Stamping
deco to order. ithe range of mittersikto
Se
leot from. Headquarters for Artists mateele's,
triunes, inuldines. miever plates he. A-
he Ireton framing and nehelei•dati •
epecialty. UaLlat611 SNUITH.
snit Art DSP
to it
IrritaClarin Salvia's—Miss Clara
gastine, dangbter of Benjamin Augns
toreaship ot Ashfield, having been thee
for about two years in • public' school, t
ship al Pelham, Welland county, has r
ly re-engaged in the same school for 1
esinatderabie increases of salary. Her
friends and acquaintances will be planed
hear of her snores'.
FOP SAW OP To Rant.
Au -
line
Stag
own-
moat -
Neat
many
to
ItritlAttiairricAL —Sunday last was
dorm's manual day in Me Presbyterial' o
&re, when the pastor, Rev. R. Fair
delivered as seoellent admosotory, as
straotiv• sermon especially for the oh
of the Sabbath school. Quite • large
Mr of Sabbath school scholars attend
listesed attentively to the rev. gentle
address to them. At the does of the
toe a pleasing feature in the exactness
the preeenrmg of two prizes, which
two beautiful ()opts' of the Bible, heel
new version of hymns recently introd
Into the Presbyterian Church, to
Illallongh, daughter of James Mathias
Jesepbine daught
Willlam McAllister. for proficiency
shorter catechism, they being e‘itial
swore to questions. Tbe pastor
bei
blamed with them, gave to each of
Prise as above • preeeut from
The children present did well in ens
queatiohe put to them by the pastor
Sabbath .ohool le in a progreesiv
which will be pleasing to the parent
ohil-
harsh
bairn.
d in -
Mom
sum -
.d and
MID'S
e ery-
was
were
mg the
eeed
Lillis.
h, and
er ,of
In the
in an -
u g Will
them a
itriself
wilting
. The
• stale,
s.
LELBURN.
itionnstr, Oct. 4.
Atter • pleasant stay of femoral months
here, master Alex. Clutton left last Monday
fpr poise, en Foote Maniac re yes near the
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The resent fall shows held at the p
tag inland town of DUOVIIIID0111. quiet Bay-
field. and pushing Seatorth, sew many of
our residents there, some of whom showed
farm stock and product,.
ASH.FIELD.
'jumps'''. Oct. 5.
The draught Wall continues and the
ground is getting very dry.
another year.
Brussels Harry .1) 'wile* apprint iced
hiliseif tierry 11•Ja. auk: ienti lathe ug
the thismithing.
W. Wevresioth : Citas.Thom has leased 300
aCrell OD the lbth out). Id will move thereto
irs the near ,-)
Grey : A silo DA• bit 6 on
Martin's farm, 10th n.. and more will
follow his example aext ear.
Blyth Mrs. Ito. Drummond is at present
in Cnatham, where she was tolled owing to
the death of her granddaughter.
Iwkeles : G. F. Ilion, Brussels organizer
for the Canadian Order of Foresters, was in
and around the village on Friday.
To LET /MAME HOUSE. COM
-
fortaide sad vitae two minstes'ereik
the Amore Pert Of lettrit, at. Andrew's rt.
Yor terms apply to PHILIP HOLT, Barden*.
Ooderiek, the
ABLE FARM IN
LAS/MIAS .10111 J ocartzt- —The October
molter M The Canadian Home Journal
mere thee real see the expectations of its
readers. Who frees the phenomenal improve -
sleet astkosable the few mouths It has
beim ander lee pretest teasulgeteeet, have
leaned Ile leek with genuine interest for
web issue. The sanest number °estrum,
mush eehert matter of interest, *moth-
ReigieeD well
nisstrated mamas as Old Toresto
Mds time iMmial vs the Shaw family; • hill
deneription, W T. Mower -Martin. R.. C. A.,
of the exhibition of art at the Tomato Fair
lest mouth; as asureally poesy illustrated
page fee the °inane: • short sketch and •
°amber of beaatitat views of the Yukon
ratios; the first °hove of the Competittoe
Sway, the oemolnsioa et which will be moss
interesting; a paper on Thmeephy, by Mr..
Agate &mat; • full pale of photographic
Snap Shots of the Toronto Iodustrial fair:
I he newest fall pekoes, (*shim notes, eta. ;
Mrs Joy's page of fleapit), book reviews.
Bible study, music and lastly work, and an
article on the Flower Plasters, whir*
time to mi.ey their firm idea of the work
of this newly organised thelety. It is by
far she beet and most prettily illitairsted
number The Ceasefire Home Journal has
yet gives us, and in every way holds de own
mothl the patilloatioas of the day. The
Canada* Home Journal, MoKienon Build
iag, Tweet*.
us acres of cart los LS in dm
The
Maitland Ott terms aid
r PHILIP HOLT,
tth
it will Bake,
it will Heat,
it are filbowee
Dyes
,14, • •
LL PIONS
w81
led leggy- leg
. wise&
he e town war
the news the t
!, late Manager
/Wet Compete/.
'Mite at ligwk-
leder ef Witmer
where he war
had never' three
Is Masada° a
orf despondent
eon god thew
is *Vie slate
thates.
Ural litigkaeas
p.
bells atiPolistied
lowly *ad will
el-elesit ansierr
Wilickmaskat
• lis WW1 two
11' leg a 19
bleb hre win
ea of the Mar
wasereireed.
tt;
POR SAW (Mk ITO RENT. w-IITORE
A: sad deseleta ,,st Curlew. County et
Herm, seven gime trees Clogerioh. Toe else,
building geed milers . O. Wel undo am
be dose, w. P Q Ili 00•1100001A
ADO4 ur F. 11_110M cerium, Oat,
sr to J. A. AOM. 111 Wellialgtos Sl -
last. Toroth& tf.
Voll Sadf.—ONS oit TRE BEST
-1-' t.,,eiritassira Oster's, Lot Looses.
el„„ae IL rit Colborne, memo constr.
rzsarE.ttrcern. leptiog ewer. Has
been OUR posture for li rears. tat
colso=lrespelsaliakby. M. braise heath
and .u. so the preemies&
flue:11w grerArreads. ...Marebilidesee at
lye per ems to F. W. Mc
DON AIM 0 !jeetailgt.0..'.d. or so. A. Mc
wrist/It to !ransom 81- 'mt. T"""' II
VALUAPert PROPIERTY FOR SAL&
r
Toth.
*tasted ell
cefler
Ord Mem
blkostulhLi. 14-.Riail
OR BALM TO RENT—IfOR SALE
Oupseta It metals@
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W. Battier, 12th con. Wrest Wawanorth,
had an auction sale of hoross,esttie, and
Implements loot week.
-AMINO AND trolito.— luring Las
Mr. Dunsatow. of Chicago, prof
mimic visited Mrs. Susan Jane ha
Dunireation Mesdames Roos,
galloon, and Jardine, of Ashaeld,
visited relatives in ie township of
Bruce county, anti acquaintances
township of Asheshi, and report ha
W. Wawanosh : d.lbert Jones has the
farm Wearing to the estate of the late Win.
Wilson rented for the sowing year.
Winthrop On Tuesday, September 21st,
Mrs Robert Adams peeved away, after an
illness of four weeks, from paralysis.
The trees in the woods are beginning to
put on their fall dress. The ampler are be•
ginutog assume pretty_applarimos.
t week
eager of
e ds. of
of Dun-
reoently
Heron,
In the
rag had
Mr.
VC' awe -
Albstor's
mmond
1 pleased
of the
hems on
pleasant
George
'rebel.**
on of our
of it .
its" a good
ha Serum -
bleat the
°sadism the
returned
ited ....
eon, M.D..
terday to
',ford, and
to enjoy
, ()et. 5.
re are suf
Its prompt
Du
print.
e=lib3=
This lea malls
sold on reasesehle
away to PHILIP
MO
t dwelling am Welsonet. st
lits=ssnareilsn, dining
et to
Os
retretnat
room,
camber
There M
with sb
lawn. A
mime.
an enjoyable and pleasant time
Wm. McAllister and wife, of West
nosh, moistly visited Mrs. Me
brother, Rev. James Wilson, of Dm
Mlle, Niagara distriot.aod were wel
MUFTI,
township of Elms, left hers for
Saturday last after baring bad a
visit of some days with his cousin
Smyth, of this village. and other
in the vicinity. He likes this semi
provinee and is loud is his praises
Mies Charlotte Vilegias, after hay
time with her sister, Mrs. Mart
'emir, of Goderich, taking the all
Northwestern Exhibition and se
opening of Knox °harsh, meetly
home highly pleased sed board
Wilson, wife of J. H. WI
l.
Leath., arrived here ea Ba
visit her mime, Mrs. B. J. Cra
other relatives, where she seems
her visit.
TUESDAY
The Fall wheat orop and pietn
tering for want of rain.
DUNLOP'
Oat. 4.
Daniel Finlayson • former resident
amongst us tor a time.
6hYrix44. -4swszas
was successful in winning let prilimet
London for Honitoe low hand made.
Seaforth Pd. Steer left on Monday
for Detroit, where be intends taking • ()ours*
of study in the Detroit &threat of Medicine.
Clinton: John Crooks, formerly with the
Palace, and eon ot W. Crooks, Godeeioh
township, has taken a partition with Mara I
Co., London.
Sraforth : William Kyle, of Roxboro, has
returned home after an extesdia visit to
Semis where he was attending the marriage
of his danhtiter, Mies Asses.
Clinton Enos Hull. of I:oder-wk. Michi-
gan, was shaking hazes with old friends
here this week; he reports times as improv-
ing and had splendid °reps this year.
Lily OtlUar,O1 y. J mn
klarltoo. D. (tr-tat, C. R. Snane,'Jcio E.
Da% and Chss Lee ...re the poll-boarers.
A large nutoltdr ..t frnoide and acquaint-
ances were present ar, the totem:mat. and
much sympathy was expreseed for the
hnttete mid .16 Vet I BO 'Lovely hatisaved•
Friends in town, Stratiord, and other places
sent lovely tributes that covered the makes
with a wealth of autumn blossoms.
Mrs, Chas. Spence returned to lioderion
mishap after three weeke' visit to bac
dasehter, Mrs. Arthur Williams.
A new culvert has boon pat is at the bead
of Nightinoele street ee-eral townebilltjobe
have been done near Win. Jewel's and Jas.
ming'''.
For a great journey to a distaat lend tor
the winter months our popular young friend
Finlayson is preparing, and in a few
days will be in Deblois to bid his large
circle of friends goodbye, including ot oourse
the fair set. All will wish him good spent
on his trip out to the new land where be
may nettle.
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HISCOX—A very sad death 000ttred
on Tuesday evening, at the reiudenoe
of Dr. Shaw, Clinton, the deposited bowl,
Mrs. Risme, wife of T. Hisoox. a well
known resident of Londoa. Mrs. Hisao:
went there on Saturday morning to see bee
mother, Mrs. W. Rettanbary, and was the
picture of health and good spirits. While
speeding the OTIODDIS at the home of Dr.
Shaw, laughing and chatting, she received
an apopletio stroke. The doctor at once
administered restoratives, and she seemed II
seriolisAk1W4445parst abietibordediti000ndvaerwtalon wreisskiseetill
so
for Mr, }limo:, and he drove up, arriv•
ing early Sunday morning.. She rallied
somewhat, but not enough to hold out hoped
for her recovery, and she lingered until
Tuesday evening._ when site vetoed away.
She was • natinreafOlhaten, being the young-
est dammter am isea W. Rattenbury.
YOUNi —A telegram was received from
Detroit on Monday of loot week stating that
Annie, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Jamieson
Reid, had died at the resident)* of her hus-
band, Dr. Young, In that city, and on Tum -
day her rentease arrived in Coder ich and
were taken to the home of her childhood.
On Wednesday the interment took plata in
hioutland Cemetery in presence of • lame
number of sorrowing relatives and friends.
Rev. Joeeph Edge, pastor of North street
Methodist church, officiated at the howls
and at the grave, and the caskee, loaded
with the ohomest of autumn's flowers, was
capicia in the beans ey B. D. Grant, W.
T. Mersey, W. W. MoVioar, K. C. Pieleber,
W. C. Goode and C. R. Shoos. The death
of Mrs. Yoang wise entirely unexpected by
her relatives in Goderiols, though it AO
known she was ill, and her mother was pre-
paring to leave for her bedstde when the .
sad news of her death came. The deceased
lady. who hod titan married nearly five
years, loaves one child, • boy three yews
old, and the motherless one, busliand. Per -
eat* raid the deep sympathy
of a large circle ot rtiondlAnd-orgoetets
&nom in their great •Ithotioo.
Martionen MA:4*mm AND Review KM
Oaths= —4).• of the most interestiog
*Minim ever published Is this thiamine is
that estitlth Across Siberia, by the Rev.
Dr. Wawa, • Wilshire medicos] mission
cry who had sato remarkable adventures.
rescinds, from China ever the illbselia post -
road, Hs aelieribee with the aid of graphic
illsotraMoes the Siberiae miles old other
Maar. of We es the Stamm. Village
Life
La Sertberiered, by Kim gess Martlibursba,
la a wear* seermat, with tea sagievings,
umiak Is the day reading. Ithe Isaias
Togas* and ladles Miesiesee beemele really
the weelledel logrevemeM la the esees-
tine of wawa three* DWI** Fdelilema
Under the Mde Realms is Bleb Plana, the
Miter rhea a oberreesurebeesb el Sir Ar-
thur Mask weal, bead el Her Majesty's
Pod odes is Oast flottais. Ilthety Sleek -
weed. se he was salts& atter a folklore
career ia the Crimea thel facidonishle hie is
cAma.a. Issminte as settee Uhrletievi worker
mad srirraisiscr, be sewer bob his
est Nadi feathiess for atiamies. His
His le an a .xtr...ai...ey totemot. Two
WON ehathear rowdies, with emirates. are
Dellard 'Tesler, Peet and Trevellar; sad
liCleverters. the Meek patties el
Other 'woe el labereat see Mr.
aMaee the Xebec by Rev,
Mb Trial Seemea, by llev.
Dodd ashen ; Mad Obefebee Selma t
Oseop_W. Wes. U.D. err
dem se weaM ,Ordloep. sad 01161141M1
Seel, C. D. %Awls, are aim dm. log
limeell Salim DIeleverbe by Seek led
..nyser ; for Ma !Pada
M Orb. ote. Terdele Wm
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le raw ".-"6"."-16 reartifileo
ere ariebmg elder Ise that 011110;1"1114"
Burrows and Stewart thrashing machine
left Monday at 4 P.m for Shopper/1ton, and
the Ashlield boundary after • week's iray
nen. So far as yet, their recent ohalleoge
has met no reply. This week the poouisr
Joseph Thompson is on the staff. By the
bye, Joseph takes an important message to
the jovial Comma:tomtit glad tiding to Port
Albert.
Mee. A. K. McLeod had
One ofliartieewallinspoii OD Moadiay, of
lab's that member has given her consider-
able trouble. owing to a diseased bone.
Clinton : 11. F. hilissp. %leaner Clint -oath
and father -OT Mi. "Share, rf tire "Moleetr's
Ralik. was stewed Mayer of St. Marys. on
Tuesday; the lase Mayor died • few Weeks
ego.
Hallett; Miss Nellie Tomball, who spent
two months Manitoba, DI hard at waik
in her school, S S. No. 10, Hallett, where
she has been re-engaged at a salary of 8300
for 1898.
W Ingham 4 Auellostapat of Wingham
passed peamfully sway on Ifhurelay after
noon of last week, in the person of Mrs-
Elizabith Verney. at the age ot 62 years
and 3 months.
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KARI:T.—Tin STOICAL 141111 111
in ribtishing the result of the
Show, it Woe &et to have is in
Veer ILL.—We regret to
Wm. Ilalloagh, son of the I
Malloarh, is vet), ilL His
hope he may goon recover.
kwIt
ers
then
beth
Tusetar, ITel.3.
Joha Macintosh is ill with typhoid fever.
Mise Maggie Robertson is rthoverinsirRui
a severe attack of quinsy.
Mrs. W. Homer Is visiting her mother,
Mrs. MacAllister who is
Rev. W. J. West preached at Ebenezer
ohuroh last Sunday ovadisir.
Miss Mary Scott and Miss Bale Bargees
visited in Brussels last week.
Mies Annie Rutherford has rammed from
Toronto. on account of ill health.
A. McEwen won wooed :nosey for his
home Topsy, at Brussels ea fair day.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred MocCrecken of Brus-
sels, spent Sunday at. John Gardin'er's.
Math Hot
ate Jthefsh
many frienc's
MoKtllop :Arch. Forbes of L.ietowel, has
been engaged to teach S S. N 9 MoRillop,
for 1898 at • salary of $2130. lir. Rae, who
is teaching there thts year will probably
attend the University.
Brussels : A number ot Smoothes &Weed-
ed the wedding of Man McCune and Mr.
lectilavin. at Leadbuty, and Miss Morrison
and lir. Moon, at tee altos, on W ednesday
afternoon and evanne-
Exti --Since our Septets
had been exceptionally fine. h
exit and °crabber has been
lee Ile to the present mire dry
Vargas' Lore. —Court et
yours' list for West Weyer:ash
is the court room here oe Bata
last. All oetioorsed will gamer
atherdia g v.
Dosruessn. —The Satesasen
Lard's flapper was deposed
retook here last Sabbath.
werviees were andaeted by Re
bathe, ef Animus and Carlo
the previa., friday afterthes.
her, which
so terse its
:whored in, he-
ated warto.
Revision of
wt11 be hold
rday the 9th
n themselves
ctalcs4e.dpb•mb.,
the hone of Adam roam moo -Mtir thaw
of • moot interesting and pleasant event.
The 000risios was the rosrilage of his
:daughter Lizzie to John Wolfe.
Brussels: Alpheus° Waterer, of London
England, was visiting his amain, Geo.
Rogers, in Bromide. He is • brother to
Claude Waterer, formerly of this place,
now a ottisea of Paris, Frames.
Brussels Bobt. Farrow, of the Customs
I iepartment, Ottawa, was visiting his
fattier, Postmaster Yarrow, for a few days.
He oame up from the Cap.tal to attend the
funeral of Jac. regrew, his uncle, at Blue -
vale.
Morris: On Friday last Musa Mary Vol.
look, of Morris, burst • blood vessel in
her stomaoh. Hemorrhage of the stoma.*
set in and she has been very ill ever since.
We are pleased to say that at present she
is improving nioelv.
'lithe. Coulter has improved the appear -
Knee of his house by • trash coat ot pants.
A. lifthEwmt has moved Into the house
timely *monied by Wm Kohl. Patterson.
t of the
In Erskine
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tory
w litatiONS Oil
SIMLLIIIIIIT.—Taa farmers
mewed Is sesertee the awe
tag report to be easeileat
se is alga MHO petale mop.
report a lees is the potato
the ret, sod eyries to littlish
potatoes will be bl her tams t
Mr. and Mrs. Nee Germ of Brissette vis-
ited Mrs. Gerry'a slaw, Mrs. Putland, last
week.
blame Mary. Ruby and Alio* Duff spent
• few days visiting friends in `Ningbo.% last
Weak.
Miss Sambre of Kahan, and Miss Mc-
Kee of Moleswerth, are Alibi./ Mrs. Oth.
Miss Minis Oliver left for Toronto last
week atter an extended visit to friends in
this viebetty.
'Mrs. lihroCree and eon Hoary sosompar
led by bias Jones of Brussels, vistaed Miss
A. Writers, Sunday.
• large assther from Bluevide attended
the Beagatuth ammo is Wiselema !WWII
hall, last Weduenday evening.
FARROW—John Farrow's death cm Sat-
urday morning Sept. 18th, at Bluevele, was
• great shock to the community, se hardly
any person knew that be was ill He was
horn in the parish of Mumby. Lincolnshire.
England, in 1831, and came with his
parents to Canada in 1849, and settled in
the township of Clerk. Durham Co. He was
married to Miss Frances Jones in 1860, and
farmed in Clark township till 1864, when be
moved to illnevole and purchased the farm
on which the village of Blawrale now stands
I rom Jboeb Contolon. On this farm he lived
ere still badly
crop which
oath abundant,
A peat 'pew
Mop *left to
the price of
Of 110Ge• years.
Comae Lee 001566 —Uterine Ofrwle.
took In the Northwesters exhibit at Gear
nah, thee preeeseed eleafortb where be
Meek la VW esksbtt sad Visited elatime
so
gesiammees. The • weasraide goatioesea,
lobo a *knee% if sal es • etheamerbs. is
Idle hale and hearty. Re wee mash
piereed with hie ewer. We hope be will be
Vsway yews to espy himself Seth
alets/ that he soda • Mott to the sena
of tip baibleiter Seise% M. P., wed mother
of Wm. Rie• Ilse., set aopilat seas.
liolozber es4 etas pleeesil Meth thewa' 4c
vaer-
sr years mai min wertor..A.Actodlt•
are and retired oomparatively gloating into
private remaining in the same village.
Five years ago he and C. Herbert purchased
the Blnevale grist mill in partnership, and
did a good bustoess. Mr. Farrow's wife
died 8 years ago. He nevi'. married again
tint lived with his deughtes Addle. (his only
child,) Mrs. Robert Moegrove until his
death. Deceased was a member of the
Wirigh1401 MIL•0400 60dgill and ot the
Canadian Order of For-. Pr, T— N. oral
took plea- on Moniimy 20, onii ass largely
attended by the Foresters. Pathos and the
w ithbors far and near, many combs from
• distanoo. Ottawa, Toronto, Guelph and
other phials. The Foresters of Bloom's,
sook °harry, at the funeral, 66 being present.
Grand Treasurer Neelands, of Wieghem
ofBeisted. Rev. David Rogers, Methodist
minister, of whose church deceased Wallas
adherent, conducted the service at the
house and at the °mastery. --Brengel' Poet.
Goderich tp. : We are pleased to hear that
W. A. Turnbull, Who formerly taught in
Oodertch township, hair rives such made-
famicio as teacher In ithissevain, Man., that
the trustees have moored his services for
sent year at a salary of $800.
Rgareadville : Os Wednesday. hope. 15
at 3 p.m. there was a large pothering at
the rands:roe of David Ferguson, RA-
areadvilia, wises his daughter. Mary woe
married to James Atreus, youngest eon of
lieu Strome. of Tnakerienith
Exeter : On Saturday last, A. Bowery re-
verted the lose of $127 to the pollee, and
steps were taken to work up a oath, whim
Mrs. Bowery found the money In her line
head's that betwoes the Moth and linitig.
It had fallen throngh • hole is the potshot.
Mrs. James Stuart and son Gordon, of
8teay bleaatabs. Mao., left ter their home
len 'Tuesday nothing, after • three mouths
viols to Mrs tlesart's metier, Mrs. Jeha
Cellis.
BEWAIL:LER.
WIDSMIDAT. Oth 6.
Tith-Magrom.—A harvest be sea -
at Rothe& Methodist
shank, Colborne, se Thursday, Osa 14th.
AMMON* are attested Item the Revs. Edge.
Owilarie, Mem, Omens wad Andreers. •
geed musial wawa* bee bees ;provided.
'Pea served frets 6 te 7 r.s. Frespass that-
wersses at 7:30 r.e. Lambdas. 2613., ohil-
Seaforth : On Thursday morning about
three e'elook fire broke out in the bar -room
of the Qthea's hotel. The firemen were
promptly on hand and sootheded is mitin•
maids. the blare thus preventing the earths
frees spreading to the other parts of the
handle..
LAWSON—The death occurred yesterday.
at his madame, 22 Waverley Plat" Aber.
deep, of Walter Lavoie°, retired civil ea -
ginger. Deceased, who was 87 years et ago,
had been in failleg health of late, and hi.
death was not altogether unexpected. Mr.
Lewess served hie tine as civil member at
Dead's, et whist% place he was a motive,
and, seem after the oompletioe of hip ap-
preatioeshitieledft this country for Othada.
where he some important situations.
He was mimed In ocianootion with the oe.-
'traction of many railways abroad, but the
chief work on which he was omployed--as
oth of the assistant regineers—ths the
;rand Trunk line in Canada. About 60
years ago Mr. Lawson made • brief visit
home to Scotland, and on that recedes met
the lady to whom be was married is Aber.
dean On his return to Canada the dthethed
gestlessaa othanned to successfully vary
es his profemioo, being occasionally
eOi
pleyed by the Oovernsiest se thirtieth be-
sesiast undertakings. About 90 years ago
Mr. Laws= retired from bedews, aid an.
to Aberdeen to neat the ruminateal hie
days He has obese been living at Warerly
;deer Desmond woe ef a retirieg alspea-
Melt and wee lowers intimately only to
eemparatlyely small etrvale of friends,by
whoa he was seueseesdi for his Idealism and
geogreeity. Predeceased by his wife Mae
years ego, Mr. Lothian leaves two athohteen.
the of where has hem living with him fee
wawa' yews, while the ether Is merated be
Revs fleelle." The *Wee, bees the Aber-
dare Daily Free Press. Si Sopa 17th, reface
to
an ensile of Othe. Alec Lawere. who
Used Is Oeassiieb when the rulers) was
dirmr, 15a ----------
Seelerth ROA* loweelehe Sept.
IDOL am el the met preatmeat ste
bal
ms el
ttweraeldp wee te biM hew,
Is ressildi Mbar
Otipe• *At,
Ushers. Several borders held • oessul-
melee to is. resides°. of Trederiell Taber,
el Debase. ea Meaday. Mr. Fahey has
hese vary fill the yeas amend weeks, his
e thereal beire el a puellar nature, a growth
ea the briar, frees which there is little helm
of bb seerney.
Betweele t R. liaOreekes is sods to
the beat Is 11101001, all seen is the fail
rear le areepseitisa la room awl vehtes.
At Llmewelhe trek 41 whim t Ssat.rtb.
40 ; sal IllmobeaL OIL Ida shove form
de bed Mika*" that les Is worlds( ea Ills
elldiumais, bee *ewe the verbatim In
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