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THURSDAY OCT. 143, '03
$6:1•01,10 FOR Gi.),.-IND
Aniong the somplententat y timate*
broeight dow it in the Death/Atm Heuse
last week we notice that of $5000 to
bona a breakwater and pier Grand
Berid. While wishing the people a
Greael Bend aod vicinity ell good
thiege we ath at eleett W know in what
wooy such an expenditure would hene-
it
tt4's pltwe or zit- people, ,Oleteeett to
hnild a plot- aoid inteekwater. 'Twould
he ootO fleo-lottet Lahee trying to hoto
out enlepertuunnel store nith a $10
bile Even NV:',?..? :1 pier noel lorealeneot-
er etreaoly hen., it woxild need a great-
er yearly experelitore than eaiee0 to
het'? the peeettge thear otf ottel. As the
etit 7.E, now it ntrotote pieneant place
on 4. !)iela to row entiocet the taeot is tom
month. i wa. atol Ot. S•calietlianit
er ettetsure tetLt111.1.4e to row from eat
to I, dee or vice tli,t-tza, Se the Cu
loos been put tliteoingto the utootth he
beeu Kanothed venth solid thrtanghoo
eantotnee monat its et Iteeet. Wheth-
r 41 eireill Itosteh.water eonold toe built in
south a eveys o- t fitting in
f he month of the chanuel we clo pot
v If ma SilVL thlong would atld
tite pleesure a the campers hut
would not he or Yforth-et- benefit.
We de oot Oda the government ie
sperelieg motley to afford pleasure,
Uenverer. Ivo the soon ef $100,000
lovene tneatiened we might hope to en
beealooater :old pier et sortie c,ense
teaernee even' if it were of tee Ilene
imt, for Ste Wilfred Le' and la"
eolletognes to *bogie a littl. . measly
bait of thet kited in fineet of ;he elec•
tors of $heath Huron to capture their
toe, is an insutt to the intelligence of
people, We enta See nOltbing hot a
eleceien doidge in the whole Ilanttelf&
Not doubt when the e:unpaign
same persetteeive pelt/lei:eon will he told
off to exht ellabasette photos tot the
peeple of the eichtlity, tend to :nolo-eon
to soow them lone on expenditures:1:f 0,
mighty $50011 of noonitee.wflleenviit
them. This preps:el experelitane
ettlietty atecard with the reelatein
extravagauce tor the tiotivertuntele flow.
tag this session. The United, States
once load a billion dollar Contogreee.
Popnoletiott coneiderel they are not i
it with the present C median Parlia
len,lle31y
Piall'OSEP e. PRA NCH.
company, or in zowee other way, Make
a stir, do idl that Call be donethen if
fail, we have the satiefactien of
Itxxowing we did what we could.
Ina^ CATtaklivi Nellie Railway Conn
NOTES 420 00.11JINTS
One leuudred and twenty-4ve miles
an hour—the fastet roilway speed in
history—was achieved on an electric
nook in Gennany last week.
*
One of the best Indications of a
approaebiog general eleetlons is the
coups a over $12,000,000 in railway
subes toy the Domini= Parliament
in the dying days of theseseion, "Wit h
such en amoune of swag in sight there
will sanely 'be something dozug" out
ono the sidelinee beeides the construct-
ing of railways.
*
Some people aeeinclioed tothink that
becanee Hon. Alfred Lyttletotea.
er tenuis player, has been made
tate- fee the Celoniesee slight has
etea east on the land beyond the seas.
That may Whitely entionuent. P. retnier
Lizeifour douttlees diet not choose his
seeretary for his cricketing abty,aud
it is fair eo essome that has %yentas
peeittott by display a merit.
e
Sir Chas. Tupper news "elm, trerlairo
: hit the nail ono the head - etay.
gees Canadian ornainion to an
vee(twill meet oo defetee
The innraeose tettioidet
peril: is eager to go fterther than Bel,
tonne, Clot colterlein's etiongth is evii-
deuced ity the piltifitt iegeouity of the
free t demi)) trying to diSeCevee count..
oranteents, England asks no pre -
c which will retard 06intediate
Thie epoch is the dreato of
*
The eheteefoot Wel flying machine,
he climax a yearti atiatualifitile SteldF
the efforts of Pot Tetogley,
retary a the Smithsoman Institute,
a soeve the probietn of ntechanieal
hetet. woe launeheel toeday, and the
eXperiMent carefully plameed and de,
layed for teacloths proved P•failttre. The
immense aireletto sped rapiello along
its 70 foot 13'4idc, WAS earned hy ita
OWI momentum for 100y4ordstand then
felt gradttally into the Potontee Paver,
whence it emerged a total Wreck,
31.
in a erneede againet immoral lit
t toxin Weep twenteeninehaolosellers
have Welt nre (-steel. The ehargeogelnet
wen I'S Beeettil arittmeateofelto"yellonve-
etek" Moue novel setties sehtettlevene.
Tintee pressing the pr *as 0311»
that many of the etitnee committed In
tdt' doling the lest year can toe
-.wed to the tootionetce. of this elaes tof
tovele open the min& of posing read• :glee panels" of Owen $nuntl. is
Pr& There veey tle doubt of the eleiting Mende in this eienoty,--enhe
t rattle of 'Misstatement. If the permits• Eutnn, of eeelea Cras a vest at the
aveneld 1(mi:offer their childretoternielt borne or "Oa wateou this wei$,„=
d, oholesome reading and keep- wee ye tan heme egefelna Mende 1;1
thIm off the street, lefa.4 tAikt vkinily.--The Thanksgiving uer.
he result. vices of the Uwe chotreh was held
* * on Sunolzty last. The chinedi Wate
tily dee-mated and prenented a very
'rrlat8"11W'" 1"I'Y iD Weatih cheerful appearance. hliea Moottip ou--
Premier Ross has at lost succeedeill Ethel Smith, the five-year-old (laugh-
cn 8-040Vd,
11
CAlg,DIDATV FOE. 2ti."
getting a Candidate for North Rol- ter a ear. elerry Smith, while playing
Crew,. be. wale the aSsistaneo of Sir
Wilfred Laurier, having prevailed up -
n Mr. Thenets Meehie, M. Fe for
North Renfrew, to resign his seat in
the Dominion 'louse an cl accept •the
Liberal nominatioo for the Local fiouse
against Abe Dunlop, No donbt. this
canny Scoteleman toade slue of a good
reword, whether elected or defeated,
before consentiog to resign, A Sen-
torship would, he in oialen
4 -tette -anon
'The report of the coromiseioneve
appointed to investigate the ehargee
against the late Sir Hector Maeolonald,
Issued at Colombo. Ceylont June' 29,
says: The commission unenimously
and ontuistaleahly OHO absolutely no
reason or clinite whottsoever whieb
wootid create feelings such tos w000ld
oletertniue seleitle, in prefetence to
eonviction of :my crime affectime the
amend the stove et one of the oeigh-
bone one day last week, was leadlY
sealded about the neee. and shoroldere.
—Miss Hogg, orte seltoel teacher, has
given such good satisfaction that ehe
has been re-eugaged for the ceruing
year at. an tnereaee of salaree—Olee.
school house is completed and school
commenced ite it on eloodayeo-Mrs, S.
0. Prouty who has been suffering frou
eevere attack of neureltela, is eeeoe-
ring,
Allsa Cram
John 14. Scafe Otee with very. paha,
acettleut a fete days age. He .vreet
np Oehind. his horee without speaking
alba the anitnal beconling frightened,-
kiaked, strilong Me. Severe in the Moot,
acb. Be heel to. be token home and
will he !odd up .for a tinue—Mies Itthel
Bortlewicle, who has beeu settee -1,01y to
'moral and itoeproachathie character eth 11 lute oh. May s store here for a, nuell-
so brere, fearbeen sto glorimos her of yeas, left last week. for $t.'
1/aralikqed a he; and we thinly 11. Marys, where she has token
ieve the eanse Whieh Owe rise to position in their eetablishouent thoot
the blew= and rennet auggestitente 1,4; pleeto— Wesley Neti Aittil W.. Budgies
crime were protnew Moe vulgar ft elt. I were tioleen Oefore Squire. Sueith a tete
inge of spite and jealoney in his rieirg daye ego Proy. Detective Coodeburn,
to soleh a high rank of doettoo fan of the of.T.R. staff Om t newton, oO mat
off ears at. the.statiou. A. tine was. hen
poreed theta ,tef $.:-.)4 each zued the eon
-
stable's cost of
INCI)=.47P- RF.P.81,1X.n. — pathetic
accident onthetiloierieth trade tt teat
ford Is the Net. Hutt Mr. ..tieLean nt
this place,. the widow of oue of the Mane
,gled men, wasohnown eonnection
viththefamoneChattelle mordet With
It was some of her clothing that Chat.
fls luid. stolen, and 11114 18 hie possees,
n, and which she .wae called upon to
otife. The vanes hide Chattelle wore
115 that of her 'husbands who .tnet, hie
In ustries and compleigla entert.,-; &Tall Mike feteatferd the other day.
the British army,
*
17r001 the returns preperea by the
Rdatcazioitet Depertmente It Apterars - „,
that 1,30 calla:44w mate an vita malt trectineet en eooneetion with the recent
Steenteler ineetrienlatitsta eioneinatpiens
and ref this romuirer 075 pessed. thus
tonalifying for nolminelon to the eat bee
ealversitiee. 'There hos therefore liteet
n Increase of 120 young men end woe
seekirier, univereity edoeation I
thtazio in the past twelve months;
tbIs at a time when there W414S never
an active demand for cleas.
aprentiees anti hogh-grade help in the
ot the amonen Ala every Kern - ue .1411,VErnette AT We.n04,-011 Tuenday
steel) eubstential rewards to those pa . Wight or rather Wedneeday morning
sessed of Met. bend and ready.teetee about 1 dhlock tone the night operator
knowledge. Six hundred and seventy. at the beat depot noticed one of the
live young people represeut a fairly switteh lentils had- gone „Ohlte „Re kw -
large and important proporaon pi tag. metnatety went otat to exam n. eget%
Yolong of the province annuallv 111111l, thooghtleesly leaving his keys in the
cited opou the =veva in which, they cash drawer. As be wel4, out be
are to aehieve 4 illelitittlie of minas noticed two Met* wailktott IIP
and happloese, or thereverse,forthent, the WA hot he 13341 no altentk'n to '
$14V1'5 and intim. theten, When he got Wet he &loud
Ori.1.1~.1.011.11..M.N110.110.d doe Cash drawer had tem opened aud
Sarepta $.1o.•41 in 00 and 25 cent pieces was
tonne front it. while the Eden he had
155 Rama Clark left Taesday for enen had ditemptenoth Thieving .804115„
it. On the Theheday evening to he gettiog 0 common prectuto lately il
pre us 0 Feely of young folks frano only a few Wee145. lg4l, three &ales of I!
Sharon gathered at Ler home hem reel flour. 4'30 ennimineng 110 Illite, having 1
quoin, an et -44974W evening. In the been taken from the Wight ehede.
ten ty home, Mier wiettiog Miee Mak
qucee.,75 in ber/ww amaa.thay (taxa ttat f atirMaRT._Thefollintvitehe bials re-
livinsleys Kielce to t te deaths 0 Mos. ela'r
HOMO* nnel Malcolm Mehean, who
-4, Vietinri oof the disesteem accident 1
ill Wren the section hamlet at Strat-
on Sept. 30, of whIch brief nwn-
tion made bet week. The handcars
Ming the. twenty sectionnten were
avelling at 0111034 lap t-pped, when
uddenly trtnn romul a eon Ve 11All more .
than one bemired putli ahead, the 1
eupoteto uppeouva. 'rue men on Ono o
trout ear Miele; on the bertbales and ,
'omped. At that tune the W.VOliti ear'
1
ed melted the eentre tof the bridge
hove John etteet, and tot know then
0
of
foe e °nth elpeterreel Tutted:1y when eolhetoome automitte $41.—A wontd prartiely have menet thettit atteol
wont Lew!' to :13.$ ott.erees. On the , .. . 4
11:111V` i..0,-elienp,e 'healing :4 l'AlanAy vt+14 it want all 44 sat %it the area- ,raml or frillin here are silrlidittg, thl• waVithr, drop livinothonttleifeet. '11w,
time of the weather for Septenet eupied the pulpit and lier diSrunenere
that the Dowooet temper -Om o tee listened to with wo ateenelme
ES WAFERS
s,„. Mt:41111T
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gate*.
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11 1Il Gm :5)1 to iiaderieth The oheeet. tos age tew the moonlit Thira te tele! ea , • h - ----------------------.- 4 44141 ha" and
t et°1' 48 tg 344 tuts Wallteil e etot the bridge was
far e eve c unlearn, is to it tee a Unt.
:Num, Ow vat 44f thaletieh with
thein mein Ontootio lonmeh eo as to in.
eurethe eaey odato ap delivery of the
Western groin to the WeStelill portion
of the province of Ontario, by a means
toot:oily moiler the eontrol of the entire
pan'. An. additional object, donht,
'Is to have a Cahn. branch past -hug
through Lids part of Western Ontario
for the sale of the trate width may
he gained in the licit and fertile coun-
ties of Perth and Iltuate Serveying
has already counneneed from both
endsof the proposed route. The in
lootion is to euryter two routes. One
to pass to the north of Cliuton oral on
to the objective point and tbe other to
-the (=oath of Clinton. A route either
to the north or south of the Goderich-
Buffalo" branch %veld be better than
to run close to the Goderieh-Buffalo
branch. The citizens' of Clinton, Sea -
forth and Mitchell are putting forth
their hest efforts to induce the com-
pany to build the branch through
their towns. If the company decided
to do so there would be little to gain
as far as local traffic is concerned,
while the southern route would have
an advantage ha that it would com-
mand a large share of the traffic aris-
ing from the rnOst fertile track ofconn-
try in Canada. A branch passing to
the north of Clintot and Seaforth
would be more direct than either of
-the others. but the line wonld not pass
e through as good a. conntry. To being
- about the desired result it is onr opin-
. ion that no better route could be chos-
en than one taking in such points as
Goderich, Hayfield, Zurich, Dashwood,
Exeter, Winchelsea, Kirkton, Strat-
ford and Guelph. Snell a, line would
pass through a section of country every
rod of which is fertile soil, and almost
as level as a, prairie. For tbe most pelt
-tbe towns And villages through
which it would pass here a consider-
able popelation and leave not railway
connection.
Now, since it is a -matter of fact that
the company intend building a route,
it is up to the people of Exeter and
other interested'points to do all they
can towards inducing tbe company to
build the line as we have here propos-
posed. The towns and townships
should officially do all they can to fur-
ther the matter. Not only to do it
but do it quickly and in the proper
way. Official letters from the differ-
• ent municipalities to the company ma.y
induce them to consider the route as
herein proposed or a similar one. That
once clone other inducements could
easily be held out, through• a deprita-
tion to wait upon the oflicials of the
ThitilhS "iVillg holidays In Lond.
° 44,14 • '4%' "" 11811) 1Ue .4 14 g • ; bonthood.—The Lamy einwelt people ,
September bet ever bad an ayerane held thew 41nun0t Harvest Nome
tempera t ere of hItti. 11 Was the dele4 Tneeday evehing which moved oe grand
Stitteuelter on remelt, eXeept in Nei*
Own it 20111e41 ten tent lhe daye, and
the amount tof rain widell fell was 315
inehes. Loet month it rained on lett -
dame,uted.410 belies of rain fen. There
wee
41 great many twartehours nt 8811*
Silinetbis SeptemIter than lest, or '225
as against 101 last year, the aYerage
being 210. There Mee thunder on the
to'le Mt. and lightning on the 13th and
1411h. 'The alltura showed itself on the
2 -end ult.
*
PORING .1.1.
The daye of waiting for population
re drawing to a close. Canada has
been dieenveredsorratherrediscovered,
for over half a •century ago the Irish
famine aud the clearings in the High-
lands drove great swarms of settlers
into Upper Canada, and raised it frout
the position of a series of Straggling
settlenientS into a powerful and pop-
ulous Province. The West seems (Rs -
tined to have a similar rusb. Figures
issued at Ottawa last night show that
the immigrant Arrivals en Canada for
the nine months of the present calen-
dar year ending on October first num-
bered 108,014, or am iu excess of the
total for the same period of last year.
Of this year's immigrants 43,187 came
from Beitish Isles, 32,498 front the Con-
tinent of Europe, and 82,320 from the
United States. In 1002 the immigrant
arrivals were :—Braish, 10,079; conti-
nental 25,236; the United States.20.617.
*
TAX PATIIIDS INSULTED.
On Wednesday, October 7, in the
House of Commons, at Ottavve, Sir
Wilfrid Laurier insinuated that. the
anti -Grand Trunk Pacific petitions
were not genuine; that, indeed, a sus-
picion of forgery attached to them.
Me. Borden, the opposition leader,
thereupon demanded that the whole
matter be referred to the Committee
of Elections And Privileges, in order to
establish the bona fides of this great
protest from the taxpayers of Canada.
This step has been taken. Already
Conservative members of Parliament
are in receipt of letterset Otta,wa from
constituents who had sigued the Deli.
tion, protesting against the deliberate
insult dealt out by the Premier to over
100,000 people. These letters will be
read in the House of Commons; they
will be read in the investigating Com-
mittee. It appears that tbe members
of the Liberal Government think there
are not in Canada taxpayers with
enough independence to raise up their
voices in protest „against the foolish
Grand Trunk Ricitic project ncl con-
demnatory of the overnm ent's course.
The investigation into the petitions
will teach them chifereetly, the let-
ters of protest against the Peentietee
insinuations by the signers of the pet i -
tion will emplutsiv.e that teaching. We
understa nd that already from this vi-
cinity A large number of lettets have
gone forward to Ottawa, addressed to
the Conservative member from this
constitueocey. The people are right
in not t.itnelv submitting to the ,o -ea t
itous and 00 witi ant ed insults r -d- ever,
such a high personage as Sir Wilfrid
Laurier.
emcees:R.-4 he infant ehold of :qr. John
Gilbert, whieh has been ill. is reeover-
ing under the ekilful attention tor Da
Hodgson,— Moses Mawson moved hie
family too Parkhill last week.
Huy Council
Connell met on Monday. Oct, 3th.
11 ptesent. Mr. U. Lippbardt was
oppointed Inspector for tilt. Schwalm
Drain. The following itch:louts event
ordered to be paid, vizi—Cyros Cobs-
kte, stone rose C.R.,_$1; V. Redmond, 2
colvei•ts, eon. 5 and 0, $5; ties. Stacey,
vet:tiring Mieek Creek brdge,SIAJno,
.
tido, culvert Gosben Line, teth
Gellman, repairing bridge., Von. 11, $2;
Jas. McDonald, 2 culverts, ems. 0 And
7, $3; .1418 Eisenhoffer, ditch. re Wit-
nier award, $5.00; Etuil Hendricks, re-
pairing culvertand ditch. L.R., $5; Ed.
Willett, culvert, con. 17. Wit Mos. An -
loin. relief, $0; John Richoudson, 2 cul-
verts and ditch, Hagan amend, $11.03;
.Bell, lumber. $30; Hamilton Bridge
Co., balance for Sauble bridge, $5'00;
Henry Rupp, grading and hauling tile,
$21.50; Bender & Foster, part payment
Schwalm &alto, $150; Wm. Bender,
culvert, Ousheu Line, $7; J. Deichera
wood fox Hall, $15; Geo. McKay, mak-
ing tile, 808; Do., part paymeot, abut-
tnents Sciewalea bridge, $050; Do., ex-
cavating and extras S.D., $81. Coon.
cil will meet again on Monday, Nov -
2nd, at 2 o'clock p.m.
1
Central la
DR. .1. W. ORME,
Centralia
Office hours 9 to 10 fttfl., 110 .9 and 71o8 pan.
Telephone communication with Luc= and 'Mount
name!.
Dr. Orme, who bits been on an ex-
tended holiday trip to Oalifornia and
ether distant points, returned Friday
last and reports a very pleasant out-
ing.—The annual meeting of the Meth-
odist church was held on Monday
night last. A report of the finances
for the year was received and prov-
ed most satisfactory. After meeting
all expenses for the year there remain-
ed in the Treasury $75 on which to
commence the new church year. Mr.
E. Col will was elected Treaserer of the
Trustee Board, Mr. Roht. Wilson, Sec-
retary. Tenders a.re solicited for. the
care of the church.
ANNIVERSA.Er SEnVIOES.—The an-
niversary services of the Methodist
church here were held on Sunday hist
and all concerned have every reason
to feel highly elated over the result.
The preacher for the day was he Rev.
Godwin, of Ex4,O7, who delivered
two very able and interesting discours-
es to large and appreciative congrega-
tionS, while the choir added material-
ly to the interesting services. The
church was tastily decorated \V au-
tumn leaves and flowers. The sum of
$225 was asked 1n -which amount NV a Ei
exceeded, by $10. The congregation
with their popular parson, Rev. Hut-
ton, are to be congratulated on the
success of t his anniversary. •
ye:wiled. Then aU but three leaped off
awl rolled down the steep emir:wk.!
meat in eafety. Their feet had scarce.
ly lett the car Whelk it was struck and
Wine or its fragments reaehed the lev-
el bekow roomer than they, Two of
the three unfortunootes AVVIT, killed Ito
shoutin while the other lived for war-
ly half an home Mr. Holmes wate
caught; boonent h the totin and dragged ;
acrote the 'Wedge and deposited in
middle of the teaele-11 181(85 (14: flesh, .4
elmelt of red bale tn whieh hung Areas
of clothing, conetitoted whet was left
of him No resemblance of a face or
head Was visible end the body woubl
scareely have been recognized as that
of a. human being. On the west end of
the bridge lay Male:Om el erolut just As
be bad died. Mr. Holmes maimed Jes-
e144''McLeod, seeond deue,bter of Abe. ,
Effie McLeod of this place in 1671 and '
the following year settled in Ailsa
thetig. where he lived until his death
and for over thiety years haa been em-
ployed es a section tame on the G.T.11,.
for several. years working nu the rail-
way in seemlier and during the winter
in the flax mill, and latterly workin
only in .stnumer thue. He was one o
aur most respected citizens, a menxber
of the Presbyterian churcb, fearing
God and unostentationsly, showing the
thorough Christian by his daily life
and walk, a model citizen esteemed by
all, enemies he had none. loving
husband initl bailer, he brought up a
large: family, —a credit to himself and
wife and commanding the respect and
esteem of all, even as the deceased hine
self enjoyed the approbation of his fel-
low citizens. The deceased leaves to
Mourn his untimely end his sorrowing
widow. five sons and .fone daughters.—
Mr. McLean, who was 03 years of age
at the time of his death, was married
in Scotland, and with his wife came
to Canada in May of 1872 and
entered the service of the G.T.R. in
that year at Parkhill. being transferred
to Ailsacreig in the early part of 1873.
wbere he has ever since resided. He
was one of the !nest obliging of men
and probably the most conscientious
Worker we have ever had in our
Of a hrigbtagenial, sunny disposition.
he was n, universal favorite and will he
much Missed and long regretted. The
deceased leaves his widow A nd only
surviving atm Angus McLean, station-
ary 'engineer of Chicago, to mourn the
eintienelY loss of husband and father.
They, in their bereavement, have the
heartfelt sympathy of the whole cont-
tnunity.
ahe
No renaerly covers so large a field
a usefulness as ST, JAMS Wartns.
They are indicated whenever there
is a weak condition, as they tone
up the different organs awl briug
strength to the tiselees.
Palpitation of the heart, poor di-
gestion, sleeplessness, weak nerves,
an=u1a, and chlorosis, are quickly
relieved by T. TaxtgsWAruns ; they
also repair the waste caused by hard
worit atul fatigue,
Sr. JAelOth WAFUle$ beip stomach,
digest food and send the nutriment
through the blood, and this is the
honest wa v to get heolth andstrencrth
the kind that bete , develops and
breeds the energy ulzich geom.-
plishes
ont. ;wage earerese forefoot ge,.
mast poweetot evetenee ee tea .
veatoeieoteasea rower orextta,,, .
cal.*0*Inrgcloripat1.9a of iuttl-
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