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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1892-09-02, Page 1- I � I , I : I . I . � I . . I I I - . I . , I I � � . �� i % 11 I v 1� I 5 - t� I � a .. 1. � - �A: . . ,f__--r,W1— . --1V" 1 ... Ir- � . �. I., I I- - , , � � I _ I � I I I . . . I I .. � . . I . 1. -1 � . I � . . .. - � I .- . - � . - . I I 7 ......... N� I ; - � . . . I I I . I OOPI I . !; ! 7 i I I I - 4==;;�� - , . I . I . ; . : I . . . I I "I'll I - "-� : � i I . � . � I I I I I -1 f.- � ,I 1: . � . . I . I am , . 147. � . I I . -i 11 . I . : . : I . - � I �1 . . . �", I i." i . I . . I : -1 t.: . . --.) v7 1 '� � . I .. . : I i __ I � - 1_� � V 1 .1 _______ - - - . �,�_ I I - - I � ===TTn!T=!!�__ .1 — . - — � . , '. . ' - . . . . . 4 . � . I ,. I 4 . 4�1` I , � ; I . I I . - I i . 1� I . I ! i. I � - Publishers. 1, . : . . � , TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR. . . . . . i i i � 1 � - Y'SEPTEMBER 2, 1892111. I � 151, I , I McLEAN BROS I � I . - : .1.1 . I ; ISEAzORTH MDA . � .$1.50 a Year i-n.oAd;vance- - I I , I - � i 9 6 . . . I IT- I ., . ; I . - - � - WHOLE NUMBEPtio 1,290. 1 . . � . ; . . � 11, I . —.----- - i - N . .. - � - - . I . . il i : . . ..I- . ! i _ . - � . . -1 ; . - I ;----- - - i . ; . ftces - I - 11 � I - ;___ 'I 6 i d �, .;, i . . � � . . I . I .. . : .,4 � . . ' Ball, although not seriously injured, will be I .1 . . .1 i . talk I I I - ' . sionary work of 40 yeair4 labor hasn't biought poses.. Reform Is- very Jlow-im- municipal � groon�. Nsit came tha minister in a gown for him an say nothing which the text� clasees—olootors and nou-slectors. W.E. . I - . I I . I . I � �� - above whi6h flamed a bright red would not ie�ijitftately allowi The text Fee, -an old Scott Act organizer, was ap- confined to his room for several days. T�e . : . I - it of blackj, . - I I .. I , a dozen genuine Chinese converts wit government in' thio �c*Oty. I . think � I . I I I - . � . . . . '. d point 4 I . ' I . -1 -w . . f 11 wed the ridesmaids and a selected was . �,Fo'r God so loved the worl ad official organizer . I -,� �:i I � and � I . . SHIRTS I - ' would be advisibl d more importance wig; then - I b . for the new asso- burglar says his name is John Kelly, Ahd I—- � - , , � 91,811 . a, an . , ! . � i ��. � the pa , Is of Christianity, according to a,stat �f * . Fing ,� . - - noil, � large proce:71n of friends on foot, all that He gais, ilia �nly begotten Sani that- ciatioi, and will commence active Work at' he claims Montreal as his home. : i - � , ; 'r t6 . � I I .1 . .. ties. It is ray opinion that these libelsi,bu- to the county than a meeting of - thb.cou � - . I - ; i . 7 1� � — 4: I � . . ity have not such an article as 4 soul - if all the ol and. tree surers ,were dress P � . orka, reevqls. ad in the old � easant style. whosoever b@!Iqveth in. Him should noi once. Mrs. Cotes, (Garth Grafton.) or better 4 —TO— human � ' . . . I � . I � � ' un . . j I � . . 'dirty possession I vr . Pur- . , in their , and if young ladies to meet once .6 year.: for' one day, my in They were received at the gates of the perish, but . have everlasting. life." No —Miss Langstaff, of Strathallan, daughter known as Mies Sars, Jauet�e D can) the . .1 � I � . I . I _ t . I . get - '. . 1. .. must 14*4 there are plenty of youn # goop- Clinton, to arrange for bette Assessment Park by the reception. committee and con- doubt1he �evbgeud gentleman, delivered at! of Harry Langstaff, --had a np,rrow escape brilliant writer and authoroes of " The Am- . . I L .. . 3 . I A , . Girl" and -'A Social De.partaro," . I" I . I �'wllite Moll, in wh $8 Veins -She was walk- erican I :_ Z f . . Lion- looking . 0 t3w tpe rolls and collectors' � rolls 'an uniform .duioted to the''Grand Stando. where the able and heath -searching ,discourse to his from death the other day. * . I L. : . . I . . � I __ ' ;. and do! -a stable when -a cat wUok, a few years ago, took the reading . ; . , ID1 Me race 4s'thom@eIvss,1wh irriAp-,look place, i)fter which a reception unique sudienosi, Ing behind a horse in th L ; . ood of the sa , . t ; I 0 & Ld and America by storm, ,4 . I : I i I .. . I . a .*%A Airtinar were ' I& ilia other mornina George sprang out This frightened the hors nd I pu I of Eng I ; . .4 � in � ORDER. ..4 wh a method of assessing; . g township' me viven to the bride and —At Sara b ic Ian : I ie 0'.. . a . L - I 90- I.. I Let up remind you that . we ar that ' I PS— L1. making Shirts to Order'andwe - . I in a manner equal to city house pire i � - . I �,omm- ., have greatly improved our fa I for turning out good work, .an . vant . use every now idea of worth � on . manufacture Of our Shirts. ' ktest __ � L aard, 'L I The goods we will s-how�' for y , , � I I I . t ... . . ,L � . . . . . . . . . J! will be froin the well- ; 1. ection : - ap . L � - - L I . - � 11 Englishhouse of - . L Z . . --- I Ur. - :.. ' I � I ''I'll, . I .- A W o .y L . el h, 'Map stean .. � � -k Of , � - r I .. �o. . . Company., Gen- : . L - I � . . , 4 . I xear- i �L The colo I and patterns will- � [Jave " L - _ , I , y nel —the quality the b cidedl V_ ,ever , 't L _., L . -, , iety-, . . . . . . � - I We can do just as well for i roliL_ . L - ; any shirt house in t4e county, L . the 1-1 . tiiai order will convinc6 YOU- : . I I - - . I 15 on I I I , : Samples and selfuleasurement - larger I . I � ; mailed, on application. , . I I L OVA% � . . I . - . I - L )asi& L i � . . , � I Z - L shalI, - -'i - I .. ;, 4 I us -�,._11 I JAMSO'Nq BIRO . . - . � . - arry 3 1 XAK�ER , wm- THE SHIRT . f . . I �e of I . - SEAFORTIL \ . . IV '� . � . . . L - I - I ; L I'll Come I I � I I Thoughts About Thing i and - . BY R. 1. IDUNSHOEX. : - I tne" .1 I Nxw YoRK, August 22n , . . 1 4 ! , - � � _LL . . _ The great strike in, Buffalo has I L � - . . L I L - � I � � . . � ; considerable excitement. througho � L I : L State, andL %he clatter of cavalry ho i i . -1 � - I rumble of gun carriages, ,clank of iia "I - . . U 11, . I . ... L � . I - __. Imamp of 12,OCO troops of the State , I . , , . I has reffounded)tbroughout the land, � . --- I ! I 4 ft I . .L the millers' a Ike in Tennessee, w . �� . �, . . !� . 111111111111111111111111111111i � . LL nothing more or lest than ariaed r L � . � andthi reaent, trouble iuflomestead,.1 iesi, fiJ � I which still requires ihe - pros , k . i . vaula, - Fiusi 11 -I � yu -01M .�, . soldiery, the defenders of the Un , I � I I been kept pretty busy, ; and I om ng -an i - mention the miners' strikes in Idaho J .1 - I ohn- Z I aloo cailled, for the presence of . . I I I hwver - -Some of the militia have complained . � . - ' � 1, HAP- � - �1, bitterly at being called out in such a . I , , : � a. few I and any that while it is their duty . . [a see- I . ress, riots, there: is not much. 'glor] � P : , wreathed about L I 'etting , �- their briVeL fiax;eh E(such I - . ,L_ I piloting freight trains safely throt �rvilla, I r 7 yards at Buffalo, Nor does. it seen I . -Mrs. . : the thing to have the cou.utry�-_ d isiting 'L ShUUtin � - I doing. special police dUtyL t, WIN- - I � . . the yards, perched upon the top of .- lunga. - LL . . � car in the burning sun, with a rifle I I I 1�xt I - hands. But they must obey� ord I F four ,�- I considering all things, they have do . .L - � - � I It -the, I . � I . duty faithfully. qlast, t � I — L . I i � . �Iraad - - ) The strike in Buffalo has &Ire a pre- 1 5 � 1�. . creased the price of living in New Y � Also � .. _� , �.' it it should become general a famin . I . , 'ith'. a - I shortly result. Produce men -say , I , John .- _: wer for ten days foo I ippeYs . � trains" a ti.ed up f - P become acarcef-so dependent is the r bills , , here on other parts of the countr I � have � I usual, the persons to suffer first L tohop poorer classes, those who lay in th .; it is - .r .. I pason. :. I - ,plies, ftora day to: day Already I I the wholesale dealers have been ob I the . .. . -1 back upon their'reserve "stocks I I fal h no, 11 L -the case of merchandise has not �� L sa.— I- -Much of this, such as, meat, eggs ai . I . , . . ; lived , try, is perishable, and will be unfit I . o - . 1. I ... now I � � when it does arrive. All rLova-si I . . 'flying 11 ,goue.up in price ; butter selling at � - I I , ised per pound, and I wouldn't vowl for enty L . . it ever having the remotest acqu Z . I � , , I - , * , - I I - - I- Ifl, e C . with a cow either. I - - . I " I I I , , � r ! I L . � 1. � . I . , L � . A letter in last week's ExPoSITOR, I 11 - - L I I . - etting.. o from Vernon, British Columbia, by � , 1, . 0 Elliott, and dealing in a capable Atti 9 i - a, with the Chinese question, gives m . at.— L I - , a, L . i I -escl-%YL - I Ouse forsaying- something also on thi k I t was I for I think the pbople of Ontario do L � � I - . 9 V ; here, ,in to realize what damage the oeles � . Judg7- .... and can work in any country. But . . L � � . the. effect on labor that these I JQods- - � - pr thai I-wou,IdL speak &bout, b . . *' .� owns*- . .the Chinese an a moral people, and h . . I a the I . may p6llute the moral atmosphere . that z community. In Brooklyn, the - 11 - 9 churches a great many of the � � I I o, Mr. . � v 'tor of . - Schools. began to induce Chinamen t � ; I , . � the Sabbath Schools, for 0e purpose - Ayor I .. ayor, . I I verting them, Now, not one pig, -t I thousand attends church to becoin . .eek� - Z verted. They go, for one reason, I dding ' k g, last� . .Q, the English language.; and another � I �Ldam. ,- I is, each Chinese schorlar hai a pretty well- __ lady teacher all to himself.L They Z accustomed t6 being made much of, round - a I I I � . oy the novelty of the mituation, � '. may �', . i 3 the pretty Sunday � I - half -&-dozen cases 'by. the, I I 1. —Dr. . - "! : . teacher has wound up by marry . pupil ; and thG resu is that there air , ered a - L American girls whotre now the 'Po �hodist - , -a I'S . Ing," ora "'Le I , nce. - ,.- of names'with �a - " Hong " in them, and a wily heath ,f! )wor - , �&,t t�e i a laundry., for a husband. "Husbai � . maatei; for the moment she beco . pr ther � ,Wife she becomes the slave of a brat and � I . w low -born heathen. It has been dem , rip. of � . 4 7 - r ed that the Wnese �willl attend no I . sh&W ,� � s 8xcepttho,3eL taught by females, T � 1'r. A. I I day School :Society is jLttemptinE . - All a in � I &rneas Chli--tian wort,-. on a false basis, I . - � a anl- aidious young laffies are willing to good ' � . their personal charms, such wi flir I , � smiling glance& and all manner of I , Until . - , novelties to ind-Luce, Chinamen to . office, I V b, Sunday School to take -their chances I .. y y . y School teacher . I amagw ,.1 rang a pretty Sand& Z set of . __1 . . a system is deceitful, and the C L i - - a hmeW I Jkii�;wit. Itisabaoia.mothodofco .1 but the main trouble is that the girl e, and %. _. . L . I say fall in love ?—at any rate, th �set of : I ; I I married pig-tai�led heathen, and o . I - : I . I terday I met a Chinaman driving L i . ,�, I � xather pretty young American wife ; .. � . linton : . is such a character to take . I ore Ua . � American "I' household ? How' can , r I . �4 .22nd, . ' . I ere&ture, Vith the inherent inst over L idolatry,L barbariti and lasciviousne , � I I I anges I I system, even become the husband , � 'The � fined, eduqated American woman artca, _ thought is revolting, allLd the resul, , I . otter, gradation, to the Americim people. ,IY- ap- - on our civilization if fanaticism t ; e of I place of comJmDn sense, unhealthy � � andl L I . asm therplace of kindly impulse. If . . other � is alive to her own best interests . I :: I . I . L : 91-r. .. � rigidly ,exclude. these barbarians fj : ontre . shores. They arelisis'thiNn human . . : on* be- t-, ,� '4au Fromeleco I saw 30,000 Chin I . IaI I . Rulted - - - idled together in a space comprised, ( . bloieks. Vice was everywhere, and tl Z11 11 � �� - . . - I q�arter reeked with filth and was I � . . Z , with every specious of abomination, Z I i- ...- - , usiness. I .. � . I � souls are sure y woriony of more sol olitu its b . _e, I . , � . I . � � I - - � i ; Scattered shot always strikii th grooml Though' thousands of people,as- Nicholl, whille ,soiting, was choked to death it kicked Miss Langstaff in the ntQmsch, arrived a few days ago from Indit,and is . " � - - on the part of the young lady teacheri ;, a id ' I . . ." I ' I . if they are willing to devote theinse0es i a- an& I am too busy to spend ime on one sidted' ad enjoyed this amusing and enten by a 1006 of h " f iodging in his throat. inflicting serious internal injuries. visiting at the residence of "her father, Ald. -1 . - . r '" I � . - , . . ' - . . I . . � � � I . � � . , o � 9 . � 6 e still tirijy to one pupil and, sit close by his sic e, object. Youis, . I tainin; , pectacle, and at times the crush of —�Iuncan McOotmick, Q1 C.'of Montreal, —Frank Lawrence, one of the Canadian Charles Duncan, of Brantford. . ; - I CIO it read offzthef'same book,. and chew cits , 115 . �.. JOHN C. 4 ORRISON.4' the crowds 'wAs something fearful) there ban given hhtiboif ,up to the officers on a Pacific Railway E,xpress niessengere mniiing. —An old lady in Woodstock, who.has . d 1, � . . 5. We together, its they do with their "himse McKillop, August, 80,1802. 1 WAS nipb Ian unkind w6rd spoken, and there charge of steallog $ . between Toronto - and Detroit, died on been putt�,ng Lby her savMgs for years in * . � i � . , � I— . I J 'Thursday night last week, of typ oid fever, stocking, 1found the other day that she ba:a -1 3 , q .0 thing occurred to mar the an- —A Freiderlo� ni 60O.", citizen sues the h L - : ciliiies scholars, in the exercise Zleani ig L . I . Wan h Irdly a I . . . . � 0 4 � The Winnipea � Ho. ital. J*oynia Z - L I grin the morals of fallen humanity, let them , )y t.,of the festival. The Feast lasted Baptist church t ore, claiming $10,000 dam- after an illness of a couple of weeks, &this $40 thus �')Jalted "but the bills were valu— . I d 1 � I and was visited by over fifty ages for expulilon. 'L . WINNipm, Au rust 20,1892. seven ays residence, Toronto. Deceased was a pop- less, being of the Royal Canadian Barik, , L I all means try the American young Min, a id i - I : . . � I . � . . I � - in the - LWijI you allow me to thoussod people. Several thousand dollars —Over half a failtion Aollars have been ular railway man. . long since defunct. She w -as not aware of � .- I I predict their Sunday' Sohooli- would DO � DEAR EXPOSITOR, . ' ! - � , mpan . I I I I . . filled to overflowing. in no time. . 1hr ,h lhemedluip' io`� our valu. were isalized for charity, and it was. pro- -spent in constru�Diing new wholesale ware- .1 —The Canadian Pacifie Railway Co y this fact, however, until shl -attempted to .11 . , y 11 I . a i I t OunceL )y the,maual houses in Winnipeg this year. i have commenced operations at Renfrew . on .pass one of them, and theii. it dawned on . . ' � ex rose er on' I an 'hi h I have n I germ one of the most . I L I . - . � able , the great b fit's I . . li . I � V1 a, exte 'on to Parry Bound. It her that her savmgs would have been jesifer I i F of the o! a - —Dr. WmAotrjan old mud much respected � . the proposid Ing ro that one gotO a good w1inni ral so ul -in the hiator: . g, i . . T in rel ps; ; Hog. u0cess . rn a d bank or the Dominion savings * . ),u - It is on the altreet ca elved from the ag - onto 4 1 n the cocirse of in a chartere . - I I L nown Insight into human nature, if one cairei to �,b-! It I '80 i6L �Wo fi � I resident of Gaiti died a few days ago in his � is intended to reach Mglas I . . My object in � doing old . � banko I � -_ : I I . our German fellow- 90th year. 1. . five we6ke and to, complete the work if pos- . . 11 . serve; and -1 have been surprised at the: Pit r's t' & great many persons h4ve an hanat- This is � the' Way � I . I I . f 11 small cost, for it-oMbo 'The other day Mrsk Ann Hea an old, , . - . depthi; of dsceitfulue�s to which the average ural and altogether! distorted opinion of ,citizens e6joy themselves at —The Pos , � at St. Beniface, Manito- sible an fai selgineville, which isabout 23 — . V � .1 i ' � - i . ; � . i . . I J . woman can descend. The other day 4 ha#d- h I bl� eing a the admission was'.only fifty cents, with no ba, was robbeci, on' Friday night of $200 In miles from Arnprior, by Christmas. lady. of 79, was on her way from Strathroy. . � ! . capitals ; and, in I ,� second Onus,, b ' - money and tamps. —Them live in Catalons, Cape Breton,six to Guelph to visit her son, when she met , . -, . . �, I I . -4 . . your toe ,n , 1 des re in frieli 'a I . & somely dressed lady and a little girl to6k sekto nat - ire of � ,, do and obarge for children, this being to encourage —Sir John Thompson hat returned to St. r . Jwith what.may prove a fatal accident. At - 4 ; I opposite me in a horse car, and In a 6w the! readers of your I paper to know of the Men to brliig their wives and families along. I persons whose ages aggregate 572 yea A .! � _ I . I I fear thv;t so a M my robibition friends Andrew's Now Brui4wick, owing to the They come from the Highlands of Scotland.. Campbellvilie Junction, when in the Act of . � , I � I � moments the conductor came along a6d. siid good work such on institution effects every . m p J I � . � I .. I - ; I � . . I . F . I i fare ploase." The lady handed the c6n. will- be, h9rrified to learn that in that seven serious illness oi his youngest daughter. None of them live farther mart than five changing -can, the missed her tooting in the J � . s . A " g year. know than that t I hospital is - I . I � � . V - . ductor the five cents in an indiffer4at ' you must . days of Ithb festival they drank laget-enough; —Mr. B. E. Walker, general manager of miles. Their. names and ages are: Malcolm darkness and foll between the platform and to � , an Bank � I i be de- way, and looked out of .the windo*� the supported . Vol t -ibu- � oa�. one of our now cruisers, � but there the Canadf of Commerce, has left' MoMillong 106; Jessis Robertson, 103 - the cars, breaking hot arm and two ribs and . I . � , . . 2 att. � . . entirely by 'a ' ' . unkenness, no disorder, no rows, on a fou'r-moilthi, trip to Italy. Roderick McTAiin, 93; Angus B. MoAul;�yl raosiving other serious injuries. She was I car com-pany carry children under. th' tions and that n; -one I,, uut�r &way was no � dri - I ) 1 - ree � a v, o r I - Zraed ' � I . � . . years old free, but over that age thok z0het who _4mande Adm . ittance. I Every day no -hard feellng.. You can got up a bigger —John Doran- of Guelph, was killed by 90, and Archibald McLain, 90. brought to Guelph � and taken to her son a - . I i I i the oars one day last- week in Detroit. His —Charles McClelland, the man who said residence. Her medical attendant has but . - . - � OU as pay half fars and over seven, full fare16 -The patients conie in from� all parts of 'this wild row at one live American pie-nio than at a . . � I I 11 I . . L ; I I . 1 � . i -L 6coVor . . 4 � and a -conductor looked at the lady's little' ftli, western 'countryo being of 411 classes and dozen Saangerbound, Maenuchoir or Platt- father, Mr. M.J. Doran, brought the bo# he was shot brbighwaymen an King streeto slight hope of her rL y 7 1 1 ; . 4 ' L � . . , - J) Soots. back to Guelph for intiorniout. Toronto, on Thursday nighto ban aeknow- —Amberstbargh suffered official decapita. - 41 . 'L thL ay L I 11 ; and said "five, cents more pleass. 1he na tions. All. are received ndoot graciously dentooho !" —The house of Rev. R. Moreton, of Ha or d by-thisaodonof a magis. . I . . I lady looked Indignant and said 11whb6t foj?" I id 4111 can ionder I __________0_ m- lodged to Detectives Porter and Slemin that tion the 0 . i .� I I . . 4, and the atmo*st that core an an' ilton, was ransacked by burglars the other if McClellind's trite who fined the mayor ,for frequenting a . I � I I I blanks "Fo'r the child," replied the conduct' Ivan to them. � The- an � I are a) � wom L�nfair Comparisons. I . be did the shooting himse . ; , is I night and $700 or $W. worth of ulothin$ story wAs that he had been out o f work for- barroom during prohibited hours. Section, I i , L is Shie's over three years old." "-Incised JLhe ant and,:ducation, and . - � - Of 9the highest refinem ; . I . t J) WAR EXFOSITOR,—You no doubt rimem- * U,' Chapter 164, Revised StAtt1too 4DIL On- � . I I onthaverge it . J�herlj y tte is no sif rted the woman with A aws'et the anti th and other articles wets stolen. some time and his family were . .. . . - 1 _498 L P kind- oars pad mi on ey bar that some ten or eleven years ap 'I bad � Id i that if anymember of a mu- .: - - . � _ A - tano, prov 61 I ; L . � young man named Cardinal had h,�* of starvation. . _L4 I smile ol'Al Aer prettv face, "she *dn't 6 be devote 'to their patients is t�uly 6ommend - atoL . 1. Lf L L I . : 11) x � occasion to write to you about the dishonest left hand cut off Iii. Laird's factoryist Bramp- —A St, Thomas ,syndle has purchased alcipal council is foundguilly of an offence I : . � three yesis oild till next Ounday.." The able. Everyoned *ho le&LVe# the hospital and unjust comparisons made by the former A . - wl ..� �, .q - , fille I ton, on Friday, while operating a circular 25 acres of land at -Port Stauloyi between undir this act he shallo in addition to any . . - little onilooked up in - her mother's f4ce goes away . with a f0eling of deep rincipal of St. Catherines Collegiate In- I ! the business portion - Ne7r other penalty, forfeit and vacate his aest# . ,L - . . S'. look i p saw. I ' . of the village and . I , � - I with a, puzzled, and said 11w a ,act towards all � stitute, with a view to attract some of the — . , be ineligible to sit or Views for ton years. - . -i I . Mamma, you know I'm four yearg olty, thankfulnesei and sin iere rasp . W -A patient named Henry Boughner 00 ey ,will build a ano tho offioials and attend t f the hospital. - Orchard beacho ou which thi . . � . i - - r I in achools . - I .most promising atudento away fro od asylum last F01 They are also nego- ,�—Mr. Duncan -Thraiiher, who lives about I . 7'. I , , ; . � eilthy, . '; ' � . . - - . � . : 8 got ,oX 6e a�' ClintoD, Seafforth, Mitchell - number of cottages. -r- � ,L . . I The woman,apparently we . To"O much cannot be josid o to doctors who like Goderloh I cape morning. Some days later he returned tiating, with so American gentleman to L 0 - � i y , J . # day four miles from the village of Madoaj h" 4 � I oar rather than pay the additional fare). parform thmir arduous duties horoughly and and St.,..Marys, and you - may perhaps recol, I .1 �y might , I : - L . voluntarily. I build a summer 'hotoL ! -Ing a noise In his barn on Wedneadi ;-. , -1 . and if that young one did"t get th g6od officialitly., : . . ,- � I � loot'the* bitter does of official statistiiii which —Mr. James Bodborough of Bellovillet _.�_A few days ago Balliff Pacaud of Wind- of last week., lit a lantern and went out to " - I - __ thrashing when they got bonid, . I'm out�, in In my case I was affiloted ith a diseased I :t , � I . I I then administered to Mr. Sesith -to ex- has returned from England, where he �@-, sor, seized A number of horses - belQnSing to learn'the cause. He found one -of hisiborees . . � � - I . i io� co, a . I N . . my calculation, And in days t in bout in my fooi. An 6-1pe ation was per- - � � . pose the transparent fallacies of his advir ceived a large legacy from a deceased grand. Mr. � Sol Whitep M.P.P., and sold them for 'oset in �,L�' i � . . � . when that mother finds her daughter is formed on me shortly after arrival, and . � . . tisements i� the Toronto daily papers. ' I n the animal kicked . . .4 I : I : the satisfaction of a debt at ridiculously low to unist the horse, who I . . : She. will wonder the attenti stowed upon 1 mother. _ . - deceitful and untrii,thful, . on, L � am sorry to say that it h. necessary once- - _on, paid It over. . In an instant the be= was In J 1 d, 1892, . � . . . a thousand -tons of hay were shippiod one horse for which Mrr., White L L I I . � how it can be, when she brought hei no a " it d to find vent � . I . . ishes. The . , �, . , 0 me so impressed me that a more tolexpote a similar misrepresentation I _1 �. . I �- Friday from Montreil, for Newfoundland, year ago at the Toronto* Exposition fl,Ames -and Was soon reduced to created well, and always seut,.ber to churohi And for my thankfulness In the olumns of your in the 0016 = Will,L 9 a L Season'S . ,_ . , which appeared a few days ago J . where the olemand is brisk Owing to h' t being sold for $$5. Mr. Whito sue for barn. contained th crop. - The 1� - � at this the cases occur often. A conductor tbvOyal The� hospital bein supported in- , d to . L . - � -1 : . . U01131,11 of �-the London Frot Press, in ripgar crop. . . Ion will be a heavy one. The Insurance Lin � - I : I � ofa, the days ago ,wanted,% ladv to pay fare fi�r alig oluntary do I � damages. ; ." � . � par, na' thellitanding of the London Collegi ' � )rboroxigh, mot with small. . : . . ti ly by, subsoriptionil and site In- � I I � . - . . -t eight years old, he all''thosie patioto w one means will ' . World's Fai-, have t been approved by the — � � ; - Jump of a boy abou . P Canadian pavilion at he � Dart and . . tions, stituts. L4t we say by Ions for the a " �Ilr —Dr. Brennan, of Pete d About J;wo weeks ago Mr. Goorgh Ford, 14 . . . I I . way of explanation . I . I .militia lady pretended he -was only five yearp Ido Admit of it, 'are 6barged a ominb.l fee.per L ,an accident whili,,Ottemptingto,boay .& I ,_ : L . : . . that the report of the departmental examin- Direotor-G3eneral, and the building Will �be train. - Th tir, in , I moving off, and ilia who was aniployed at Mayor IT41fees now L- �_ - . � I I r . . � , . % . , . : . With and appealed to me if I did not think ihO day; 'but in the ciao of th o un�blo to ire , of those 'who ; a d a' wl pod an a . ) . . . . . StI0135 contained thie names proceeded with at onoes doctor, misju ling i1i elmid-, in 6pipching on -resideaci in Owes Bound, stop . -1' �. ..I : . ; � ,, L , dch was was telling the truth. I - replied ; I the necessary fesisi U, oh is ihade. The I "US 4 . 'I , . - coach,. missed hit i - L-1 F . . � suci6essfully in four, different coorses Irls, ustv nag, whJch pierced his foot. Nothl L .- . I . , . , —Rev. 0. W. Bristol, pastor of the M�r the platform of the r, or .0 I the . ; ibellion, could"t think of contradiotin a ladyj' ad ation0s'liands, - �i I t � : a . matter riesto entirely u , = "rot this primary or III class, path Methodist church, is at Komoke ' u. hold and fell -was sionious - j noti d till Monditz" whou _ 4 A - i I - - �1 . . � . . � -_ - . � . . Yi- he 'and undue advai. 11 is r ely taken of it y: Pi tion or entrance V heavily �n the rails. He _Vas ce ! 11 :: on . I - : ;.' 2 enns she surely know best, as she had known . toe pain. .a ; : w I . � ence of boy from infancy, presumably, I;ut ad id . 11 : I its;I filled !wodl the junior matriouls, dergoing treatment for cancer. His con- badly bruised and out! but was fortunate to wound Began to cat I I � :_., � I 1 : i " . i A - _4 �_ I ., i .. I . as all the potion , I Mr. Fo ree- , Y i I . l . - I I iiii Ii in io the Collg a, third the junior diticin -is very teriouso escape with his life. I I rd ' umed work, but h - ad to quit on I I.--, . . on have cautiously I should like to son that kid f6un, rAp ,ho - - fourth the senior � with i - high and cot for r IM wn6ra want he , account of sin eaused by the, wound. . - 'q I � . I Isiviig!or II class, an —Georgian Bay sawmill ai —Mr. E. H. Whitmarsh, reevw of Mer- -the p - . k"& : . I I d grow . . ' p- � I - I itted to whenhe was fall n—be would be a dmirable' way In. wh ch it conducted. ; Now of export duty on saw logo reimposed. Ali h a did. - Mecdcal assistance was called W When here- , �.t � I leaving t or I class examination. i 0 rg'ckville, enjoys life asi well ". ever h - I I . . I � ,ho Thanking you; Mr.! it these four classes the table compiled for the Idge- are being rafted to the other side 4 he . I � f lockjaw were - � i 1. � , which cariesity. And then there is the woman vo i Ed' r, for the'spaes, I a is now year. On Monday .turned home. - Symptoms o . I i to in his 84th I I � ; ,' 7 soldiers. always senders a five or ten .dollar -bill for allot d me in yo" coin -no, 1 beg to re- three, ,and omits . ( 60' a 'detected and proper remedies were . I - A, I i , . . . . - � Fees pros$ gives only � I August 29th,. he celebrated the th anni- at ono I I � : To . 1 7 . � . � rather . fare, knowhig that ton chances to'djio ihe -a respeotfull . % I I � Yow bitogether the junior. matriculation, For ' —Mine Yelgh,'of Toroutow, left her in vereary of his wedding.' Mrs. Whitmarsh applied 'but the patient gra U% i� I& ,:, � . main, . I Y* d 11 Bilk till I .� J ' I I L I L _.�, 1 : I 9 . � r � � - I cause, conductorl can t change it,and she ridso free. . :, MRS. MARGARET 'FORSYTH., � 9 9 . �� I . I ' . exaniplaii, Upper Canada College passed I tAn'-. art kis death, which took .place on eduesday .;. I ; ... p- - � ,- . I containing $40,in sicity streetcar. bin her 80th year, and in almost as am I : , � . - . . . - �. 1 4 A to an But end cOnduotor "laid" for !that' woblan stribitanta which !be Pros Preen does not hour later it was returned to bar intact y and sotive so her husband. - morning. - . � �, I , If � - Collegiate Institute P%aJi_ . L Will reinemb#. Mr. . .. � 1. .. : to 1�e one dak aimid grairely banded her $4.95 cefito Geriman: i�nio�ment- - m on� Paikdals, . � . I , Monti � � r read � .; mide in in nickles, yvhen she - tendered , a V tor, a ,. i q I _ _i� _ 'I , - I I the condubtor, named Fraser. I —A wbU'known.figure in Guelph, in the —Some of on "4 � �. . . L I (From Broad BAm's New ork Letter.) I I ad 20 which are not ,mentioned, and* Sea, —The Owen Bound school, where *�. I. Jerson, who used to farm on I gh- the nickle ride, and the weight of 'her - pocket , - pexeQu of Mr. Henry Wisswell, died the James Her arg - - , - u . L� . � I Uiat band, On Monday last; from fifteen to twenty forth passed 11 which are q intlY left Out, M, Levan is Principal,, pat the higliest. otbei night after an. illness of over. a yepr. Bleam's road-, near �Naw Hwmb , And at _1 . . L I I . � � I quite dragged her skirt elean off its w - '. " , � I 4enders mlfiec� a thousand people fasiomblel at Ridgewood -as well as the 10 which oniht to be credited number in the province, t the ivq'ont Mr. Wisswell was born in Esquesing towi. one time kept a livery stable in RayLoville. � - - � L ' I I -- . and the poor abused conductor a I . - .� L- 4 1 - t . 4 . kiyn to a.- to Himilton. Thus Parkdale is crqfflted Departmental !examinations . -in in ; : i . nty- - , - �; . � -.. ' I ,-[ Park in Broc oelebi ate the Pla.ttd I ship in 1838, and lived there until two After Mr. lffenders;n sold his far - I . ; . 7, about grim smile of revengeful content I - r crowd was with 24: successful students instead of 44, - - . I ; � - . 1. . . . utsobe Festiva), and no. j6 —Wellington. and Waterico counUes i re seven years- ago, when he removed to Guelph. Wilmot, he bought a form near 3filverton, . � a cattle I . I . . . i . � I ' . I ever assembled nuclei- the ... enwood tree. and Seaforth with 27 instead of 38, and port an abundant yield of wheat, with 0011t He was fore"n, carpenter for Mr. James and farmed there for a few ye , when he . i , � i : � ! � ;U - - �. :1 � in their �1 * =1 � i I Scattered Sho - merry other schools are similarly misrepresented. othe rage all round. One tar- Barclay. sold out and went to New Z . d In 1866, - � . i t, , m My heart goes out warmly those . r crops an ave . i I ers, and . ' ' _. , i � I . � ould ')a the motive for this sup- eat, to �; —The steamer United Empire arrived at where he just recently died. Mr. Henderson, . I . � i us their DEAR EXPOSITOR .- In the controversy 6- Plattdouteabs. There is thing mean or What a mar in Waterloo had 35 bushels of wh' . - � _ 11 r I . . I I i . . . I I - pr9solon of the truth ? It is impossible to . 1. � I I I . .. tween I I Leadbury " and &4 Eiginonciville selfish about the meh in t ir enjoymento ;I . the siere. . I Sarnia on the, 24th uIL with the largest ,Was 66 years old at the time of his death. - - I .1 .1 I - ; � � � I . I * , T when'they govut for. a dwy,lf a fun -they take reolsely, but the effect certainly is to —Miss Eva Alexander, sister of Mr� 1� cargo she has brought down t He was twice married, his first wife, Miss .. Scribbler, ended some few wegks ago, there B!y P - � , I . # i . - � _ ady in- was one statement of Scribbler's I *ishg to their wives and-thl child�on'with them n' ive a false impression with regard. td the H. Alexander,� M. A., ioni r modem - season. Her freight consists P Moir Haysis I I : . i 0 . pf 55 carloads Somerville, sister of Mlies Somervi . � .�_ . ; . , I ' . -4 � I - rk,and matter whai the size; of the family—ind �`c Endow school. For example, Worth �=Sb . 7 ; - . corroos, am I am included in it, bd�. did ot � As. guage most -or in the Owen Sound ColleR ate of flour and 12 000 bushels of wheat,amount- Ville, died over , thirty years since, Mr. ,,-� � � . 1� �, : , -1 * I . I . . : - a general thing they are t small; every- ad 11 matriculants, Peterboro 9, Brant Institute, has left for' Japan to beco n I . .,v � ; . a would wish tointerfere-M long as heand Le d ' �e A Ing to 1,2156 Z a. She also brought down Henderson was a brotlier-In4aw of the late 1 4�_. 1 . . I I Uat if bury were in the Aeld. They both stated body has to_go from the oin( fiat boy or girl to Eo"r'ds 8,, St. - Thomas 9, Walkerton 8, and in I s'm*uy passengers as she was capable of , WilliamSoott, who also went to New Zea- , _! -I - ;_ I andiltion passed 17 first-class . - � 1!, �i I . I igali" and I the he Plaitclou obe Festival is LOBO* isaio'� : I V -1 , . -- . they were done and started a 1 6. 9 I So:7.50 oannon balls and a lot of �MiD coommodatingt land and died., Were a couple of YeArsago. 11 . ;1 . I . , d would � I , - - I . . . Ion is candidates, Owen . Sound 13, London - 9, Date ive John Murray az;'- - . . I : a of those affairs for w ioh barrels hav� been takeii from the b tto f - —Government ot, , . 1. I r - public have waited this long to be sure they were On � 0 In 0 ,—MW Dawson, of Eberts, BotfiWelli wan �.,l . � Parkdals 8,, Strathroy 6, and Brookville, .,a ' -rived in Toronto 'from 8imcoo an Saturday � i I , ..1rovis I rn- I � . y. As ended before I would take any advantage. made by little all the. yeair� the main the Detroit river by the Dominion Gov a few weeks ago poisoned by ivy. The of- . , �: I '. � , 1. I . getown, Harriston, Woodatook,Lindsayt ; n*ht, 13th Just., having in custody William . J . , are the this " all who hid I objeot of the 'great family gathering is Rid ment dredge Ontario, They are supp sad -first shown in _.. � - . . . . The statement was . I r 10 facts of the noxious vine� were . of $line". Kelly , I �__ � .117 . � il I ir sup- thing to do with the Dominion voteis".. � charity—the funds' I Aid -being an.4 Seaforth 3 each. London with 8 o to have lain there since 1837.' 7 i 0 young lady's -losing bar ,eight for the Edward Kelly,barriater, . I . I Ao' umn 4' - teachers and an attendance thiee times that —The factory of the, new Farmers' J : - . � h 19 bi . -i 11 I I sacredly devoted to the re ief of their needy . _�Iuci- was arrested under a warrant� 0 M I I . � nany of were 11 partizan Tories." Had a used y . � - : time c*m lately. Her condition in other or I �. I . � - iged to other.vord than " all " I would ih6u t P Or. ,; . 1� . I of Gaderich or Seaforth with 5 teachers er Twine and Agricultural Implenient MiLuu- _-.118specto was most- precarious, and doub.bi with having obtained monev under I= ;ro. I I ! � I .. 0 � I ; I . . - For many years, pDast th so festivals have each, passed 8-2 candidates, while theme two facturing Company at Brantford will, t in , tences from Lambert Norman, & studoot, of - I 7 � I because that myself and the clerks in thi So L � , were entertained for her recovery, but she ' I I � -, - I . . VF bo schools, passed 37 each, or III for the same . i I i - I arrived. Riding of - Haron were excepte k been hold in Hobo - b $ the past ton I - said, be in operation by not later than Do. Toronto. The warrant Krum out of the ad- , 7 � I IV - ' . I -1 . . . I . d poul- So ibbler mus - en the . stAtem nt � yearn wremark�ble chan ban taken 7pla4e number of students 04*. London, comber next. '- 1i is now, improving. . I vertisoment for a teacher to act as tutor for - m - �, - - - I ' - - . - _� . : .. , r I J1 ' in the German popull Am f Brooklyn ,pnd' -. - But I do not pro�oso to follow the bad , —The board - of trustees of Kinos ine —A horse attached to p buggy was found the two sons of a wealthy wid6w. J. A. - I - . �1 .� on the 0or . L - a , �'� I- i . ,� . L for use from a speech 6f some member - a iter in the London Fres High School ate bound toJ, -retain the a the other morning wander.ink around in the - . . .1 �2 : I Mons, where they ILre, iiot N w York, there �be ag... rgii districts in example of the wi . er- Chrysler, the Teelerville school toftehor,who I IL - � . i 1. . - . - . - . - a such vices of S. W. rorky, if possible, and ; ave v, - convicted.of. I . I ; . : . � . . - fraud at Simcoe on Fridity,12th lost., snn� - . - 1 I no have of the kfouse of Com for if they both cities where. io. i in travel. for. hours Press, I 'only wish to show that all icinity of tho Canadian Pacific Railway inserted the thavertisement, was ' - 30 cents accountable for their utterances, . )mparisons in which the � largest schools station, Galti,and durin . . Ana sgb-so 4 and never War a wor of English. On 04 increased hitsalary. from $1',100 to $1 300, __g the day was claimed L w ' - - . : . - - L 1. i� I . some !of are masters of the English I u Monday it was evident th t something, un. 11%unt their superior numbersin the face of to date from September let, by Mr. D. Forbes, of Hamilton. Nothing in tence' being reserved. It is the intentlon�ol! L - L. � .. ; . f, . . aintau6e not,to break the rules of the Rouie, t6y I ., z . . I - ke tbe'most libellous and in ' ola are mislbading. The Lon- —It is said that a termer -in the nsig' bar- known as to the party who stole the outfit. " m $ - ;� � I � . may in& false s*e- usual was astir i Broo lyn. The street smaller soho . I the authorities to use Chrysler in the case . 4 � . . is had evidently been badly used on � against Kelly. Kelly was arraigned before - � . I , . I care �hat run out toward don schbol cannot for ai'monient b - The hors. . I A . mento possible, an this -'statiement. is.k' , ood Park, Oar 6117 hood of Holbrook, South Oxford, h a re nt- - . . 'I I I . . �- � I - I - o being' called i To-hy, which is in tbe*eastein tion of. the city, fair on with t Marys, Harriston, the the trip to Galt, as its :1 I were pret - I � I * ly lost no less than ten to 8, ow o9s ty Judg.0 Miler, J. P., on Sxturds,y night and - � . � "i � �111 . . . written bave no objection t 'coin 8 afort - - I - Godaiielftrru e h!and if any students a d to badly out. . - q ed wi � ha y looking Mon, , arationsol little black es, on remanded to appear in the Toronto Police -i � � Ir. S. T. but a PARTIZAN is -1 I AnO if E 0 1 —A young man who claimh -to be the* son � � I . 4 i y -ire misled by'suoh articles as those in the � 11 � . . woman and chil ' eased in holid ' ee the horn fl. Court Tuesday. � - � manner Scribbler was posted at homs� he wohld 6 - ' Y. r �w � I good Free Press, and induced to leave their own —Eleven residents of the vil'bage of Aiask- of Sir John Gladstone, %ad the efore. nephew L . attire, and eviden � . ent on having a , I 2 —A hold ittemot of. robbery afid murdoi - - i . I . I e know the clerks who prepare the Vwnsh , I . lip I us, received peouni- . was perpetrated in Berlin, about 2 Welock I ; � . ,a , , I sm ex- schools, they will speedily be undeceived inonge, in the ' HOD. W. E. Gladstio . a point ; 0". and, Provincial lists prepared the Dominion time. diocese of Tbree Rivers, Jh&V ,of � . I . - , . a ty of , . i -i :. n . ot be- list in the South Riding of Huron S'nd �hia Arriving on the 0 n s they quickly dis- and, will pay clearly for their knowledge. renounced Rominism and W�ere,.ou Thur _ ary aid'from, 'the gt. Andrew's Socie last Sunday morning. . bloses Erb,, residing . , � i . . ! � . I 0 aide very well that day last, publicty im r is�ived Detroit the other day, alleging that he had - I , I . . . � . ., � me judge wa sier. - it hemselves u i a 'the treis ; big ,THE Exr SITOR understa meradd and r on King street, beard rapping at the door, I . _� i I " tials do. s a. 9 the revising bar-ri eN lost a fortune while farming in Munitoba, I � - baskets weire opened and Frankfurter I have no sinister motive in this writing, into the comniiiiiion of th -Baptist chiurch. and thinking it might, be some one in din- - . ,I . I it is not must - be news. to in',T . . . � � eat many , Vker and he wished to reach Chicago, where he tree' or a friend, proceeded to dress himaelf. I � I I " gr I that I have alres;dy as many students as My . pebple amith and to the clerk. himself. to be flold ssoul!sges, Bologn, so) � 801�weitzor kose and —On Sunday, 21st ult., Mrs. genry . � � . was staff can handle efficiently, and that I have- Goodwin, of Nbribport,. started to afttend expected a remittance - from his relatives, Busewhiale so doing he heard a noise seemlUg- - a I 11 . ut upon that he is a partizan ToTy ; I and John � Etc: sauerkraut were brought out-;- logo . - 11 - He is now supposed to be a fraud. ' . ...., . � every b 'ild getting hii or always opposed the practice of issuing cir. church at Match. En route she tic ; ,q : .. ow they Millan, M.P., stated at, the Court of ordered for all— iokf sick, ly in the house, He was oic� his Vay to - 1. 4 . ' . her glass jupt the same.a the father and culars and advertisements .to draw ,students became unconscious') and 'died. in� the —Some inhuman wretched at present un- make search when he was pounced upon, by . i � � . - L i 1, poured oil over Mr., J. . t � - of any vision that he found the clerks all did (air : y from their own schools. The best ad- cafriage � 1: known in Ingersol � two men, one of thefin using his revolver � � I . � I city of with. the Dominion lists. We will taike,the mother, and all ,pitched i with an enormous Awa: . I � Buchanan's large brindle dog -and then I � � , appetite to demolish the ood thingi which vertisoments of any school are its own sue- —Mr. Secord Vaualstins, of Richmond A. with- terrible effect over.the bead of Mr I . - - Sunday worst feature of q the Dominion Frkno%ise . � !he sufferings ,of the poor - ' I : - I over easeful palils, and the beat proof of this in township. near Napanse., aged 70 years, fell' set fire t6 it. :1 Erb, who soon became prootrated and fell to �f i -1 o attend Act, the Gerrymander,'. and the Hpa. Mr. . motherly fo d p ovided. All . I . -is stia�ed that i . I reiight h I 91 � .. . aid to eaforth in the fact thait the Board aday and broke his brute can be imagined when it I the floor where he was' ke6t. Mrs. Erb�__ : w - - 11 I on, of the Qatirio, - the gropnds 411 kind A g Mae were got up �89 off a milk wagon on Thur . � . . . I - ; - - u Hardy in th _ � . � I o i rriva z of co - e last soill never'spent a dollar. in advertising, and h' * I home the flesh W48 to thor- I � for the -old and g; therp was Punch has k , He was a veteran of 1837, and was tried to make her way to th� nearestneigh- I � I z . you . . . . . - Route stated it was, as bad as the Ontirio . . - upihnly. 5 J -1 � sil in a I. Ora is: and Jud chi dron 'and shooting that -they are at present approaching the = i;pousionet of the United States Govern- on coked that It pealed ciff to the hor's to raise the alarm, but was met by one -I y for the - J z : e con- gerrymander mud that was the- *4 Uh I bone. T i animal had to be shot or he would . - I � Mud All borts of embarrassing question of he* so provide ao.. lmeu�.. "I f I 0 . of the gang, who threatened her- with death - - Q I � - , � A I - I .,o learn could say of it and hi knew both:. 1,6M. -pot galleries for the usl ortion, commocistion for the yearly increase in the ' have gon read. . Mrs. Erb re- � � reason an adihirer of either and think - both'o idd athletic games,and al ho gh during a p . 11 Mr. John Henry, of Gal'-, has, raised a were she to make -any Oise. I �� f . , . - .� . of the afternoon'the th mometer registered attendance. G oderloh and St." Marys &is ex. " While visiting his gran�dfwther, E. � ,_ I 0 5;ii�o'pecimen of the 11 Pondeross " species of traced her steps, and beforeelooing the door young and ought to be improved, but I whi meet � I 7 � . 4 0 same position I bellievQ. Seaforth Yorke, at Dereham, Oxford count , Yorke, f . I � _. , .V sotly in th - - tom to. It measures 20 Inches M*' cIrcum- gave� a loud shout for help, which bod'the I .1 1 7", -in Seaforth, attar, the ninety degreps, the claim Ing pla#orm was I E. Borland, of Tilsonburg, was . � . are not Scribbler or any man, desired effect, and attracted th . . i . . I � Dti60J to be. crowded, and it; was a n ticeable � fact that school opened with 104 pu '118 the .first day fere6ce, by 6J inches in-. diameteil And son ot 6 Attention of i Z . I I .1 - 'and en- hurry is oVer, on two iyeeks' n, kicked by a horse the other day and bad 11 ri I I . . , I - 0 old. of the Session, and I hope T will never have, weighs 2 pounds"71 ounces. ' I neighbors, and the s-.ampe scattered. I . . ,I 0 nobiod Acil'is more than one half of t dancers war I i ; boy *as loading :the � I , . 1i And in bate that the Domini a, Fra: . xi� @Ixty year. to beg for students, nor hive to resort to —M;r. Andrew Henderson, of W�ierloio. two ribs broken. The 0 . t . , �, t . �� people—matrwis of f d a . . I . - � School better and zheaper on the peoplej and a horse through the gate, and turned round a —A very 'pleasant ,event oco'urred in the � . - .� I unprofessional means to rob its neighbors. township, has threshed from 91 acres of Ing her fairer one than the Ontatio or Municipal Act and old- men of ' ,a I ag entering int6 the - , . me it after him, when the animal pull- town of Mitchell, on Wedused ' 17th Inst" J I "I � . - I � .-. . / 1, h . I ,! enjoyment of th aim a ith a zest that Put The Department has done all that it could "Surprise wheat# &P4 bushila, bein 42J to 010 Will , . . 1-1 :; . I - � . I � r . �� e young either. to.oliame their younger ivals, while their to prevent these unfair comparisons from done ad the halter off and turned and kicked the oocation being the marriage of Miss ; z I . I . ,lbushols per icke. Xhe threshing we . I I i I w . , s In m appearing in .the pros . . J13 Reports are I circulation that I a i not to - ,il stood a, and I am sure that `Jby Mr. John Wallace, of Waterloo. him. - . I Margaret Middlemina, daughter of thei late. I , I I 'I - � i or a diabildren with approving - p -1 : e, be County Auditor next year because I lid. gran is the majority of my follow -teachers look up- I from _,��Fridiynight, near Grand Valley, Wel- Robert Middlemiss, of Chatham, to 'Dr. �W. , I I 4 . en, with � I ibe shoute and the-bild claim a cheered by th --James Watson shipped on Saturct 111�� lington county, John Foregrave and suoth� P � i : I ; . vocated a county poor house. W I - n them with contempt, More numbers . Cavan, second son of Rev' Privapal , Z i - � , applause, kicked up th r hools.m lively as 0 Woodstock� , thirty-six -splendid . . -1 . I � - I I I : � I d 1 say future historian of Ontario will toil his rfact crIteri6a. inregard '�eavy er larmer were taking lunch at the latter'i . . 41 4 . youn colts, drying 0, �h to the way we did furnish a very imps drought horsed to Scotland. Mr. Alexander - Cavan, D. D., of Knox College, Toronto. � � mes big readers that beheading for public opinions house, when a piece of meat lodged I . . : � . it in teutsobland fifty. oars. ago I" to afficiency, but if any one insists On toik- Holmes, of J30achville, --ant with this lot a In The ceremony -took place at the reCideace of I � I I ; I I ; I . : , ish and , .. . - Foregrave's throat and choked him I .., i I was -introduced into Ontario by Sir Oliver I t i I S d a'V and Ing an, . trotting horse for hisbrother. I . J : But Tue was th ra gals day, mbers lot all the numbers be given. to - the bride's uncle, Mr. J. F. Middlemiss, -and 1. i . onstrat- 4 114ron in .... death. It is said be remained sitting in a ., i in' 1892 and into the County c � - -with old, -time Plattde. and In that case # will invariably be found —Last Fridgyj Alexander Sinclair, Rea. - war -conducted 'by the father -of the biide- _. J , � it was celebrated I arMar 'not . I . � , - . I � classes . idr all nillit, the f discover' I 1 1893 by , the County Council. I- have, no rtlon to their numbers medium of Lobo Township, committed sui Ing groom. . 1 - � utsohe wedding. I do bt if - anv.thing like that in propo -oldie. He cb1 - objection to the Grits f6ll�wing SirdDlivlbr's . until the morning. He leaves . . I t � ,I I he Sun- it was seen s Ian before. To give sized o600fe like Port Elgin, Hairriston, St, was found with 96 tie straparound his nick -he ----- - —While Yeo, Nowask was assisting at a d.'� . . I ��, -, I to do o�iee . oh sad Soxfoith can make a hanging -from ,the rafters of a shedl, on big - a Wife and several small children, I threshing on the 7th voncession . of Doiwula, . - ; . . . example, but I do protest against the T i , �, *. rhen�as_ I I . full effect to the cerom'o y the bridal party Marys, Goderi I - � , .. . I I I I I � I : taking him for their guide in thit. ceise. ' fa" —Mies Gertrude Truss, daughter of one near Waraburg, on Friday Afternoon, 12th � .. z . � � ome distance from, better showing than say of the city schools rm. No reason known. I . � utilize � formeo. at Glendalei . I I . � A. tatio"ns, and if any of the Reeves think I am wrohg# Ridgewood Park, and arching in proces- in No Province. ' I � —Captain Warren Baker, of the, a hooner of the officis'li of the institution for the inst., .he slipped and.fell from the straw - I � I 1, . - � � - let them call & meeting in their owil town- . I hope it may.be ten years more before I i � � :i . enticing I Sion to the place appqm d for the ceremony. Seven Brothers, in under arrest, harged blind, in Brantford, was cooking breakfast stock, a distance of 26 feet, He came.down � i - � . � . . . ship, and I will ineet them some time., In - have occasion to,ei%wBe the hollowness of with fleecing Halifax underwriters'bi slow- the other morning when she left the kitchen - -with tremendous force,, almost ,bouncing I'm I Ali were clad in the style of &* hundred. 1. I � . attend I . . . I . November or December to discuss ibe p4or uch clap -trap advertisement. ig away merchandise from his : vessel, for a minute tor call the other members of th Air when -he struck the hard ground. .. � . 1. I . of , years ago, the! prooe6si n being preceded by sny'il . 113 . Is - � z . , win" house question before- the ratepayerd. ,� �' the Guestman, who wa got up in a g . Yours truly, allowing the schooner to go ashore, and then the family. Just after her departure the The blood poured out of his sun and -mouth, I . . Such- There are a number of letters now on An- style. He was men I . . � C. CLARKSON. I claiming full insurance. � oil stove'burat and set the kitchen on fire, It wika thought that he could niat live. A ,� � �. . _. . " hifiamen . I . ate on a horse gayly ' � . � - ! 'he fire bir t . nexation. --Why not advocate thii good d, and oarriis I a long staff frodi 8*AF8JLTJi, August 30th, 1892. - —Messrs George Barr and James! Camp- I igade confined the blaze to the dontor wan summoned, butgave-slight hope&- � '_ I � version ; . � i I [ . I . - _____*� , I � . . - . I - . ' ' I I - things in the neighboring Republic without caparisone man -.c)lored ribbons. His ;� . � I ! bell, two* well-known Great Western and latter structure, a wooden addition. Loss,' for -his recovery, ' i . � ; '� I a—shall which fluttered Y_ � �_, . —Mr, Carrie. *00a wh le boring for � � I ; - . annexation. We do not want thoir 4ad to to the 'wedding" � Canada. , - I Grand Trunk Railway men, died in Ham- about $400. . of At 0 1 . I ey have . . duty it was to bid d � 11 � he lattei v. Henry Wilijon', 'formerly of St. w . er mill struck, the other . - �. - dy yea- . g , . - �;R� . e,ter to run his roll . I - . " � laws. One good law there iselectijig the feast, and at each hdu where he stopped �,,-The bridge -over the ' Ti6eswikter River ilton, .the former on Sundayand 't ' George's cathedral, Kingston addressed the day, at the depth of .75 feet, a vein of water I . . . sheriff and county registrar by Vag In 'the . is ily bound a piece of at Paisley .day. . on Saturday. They had both been ,con- 1 $ � .- I with his I so 'me member,of the f 3 i collapsed the, other, , th like a fountain, and bds . . *1 or.& tert - f � I 'ddy' Imanufsotory, nected with these railroads for many years. �Salvation Army in their barracks in that, which gushed for. �� . HOW County and the office is hold f ' , R o bright ribbon to bis� 4aff, signifying their . � A big bla;ze at 11 a I I � ea Why doefi that Christian Premieri acceptance ofthe invitg tion. Hall, . on Fiiday, caused a" loss of nearly —Miss Eva Roblin and her mother, Mrs. city last Friday -'evebing, He lauded the been run ever sincep filling up ,the large ' . Z - WAter, at . .1 - I I - Aug to hold surfwe . � . I . , -- - I I . The Guestman *0 crimson $1a 000 Drewry, of Torouto,vitave sailed for Italy,? work of the soldiers sad said he was proud c a v e r n h'ae!711, a - . Sir Oliver, cling to old Tory onstonis,'such re bright I � I � such a eading, and appoin inR,o 0 ** I 'I' rest ence in Milan of their progress. He was still an E,Piico- arapidrate. Mr. Carrie has expended bun - as fees, and beh t* 'fr" breeches and: jacket, �ull lace shirt, high -4-Hon. Tupper ham gone to inspect They will take up the r ,a .1 � inctg of 'aisle, and making the counties pay a big fbe - -4 houses of the lower St. Lswron musical contras, .'so as to enable p*Han, and thought General Booth and Rev, dred8 of dollars in his efforts to, obtain suffi- � . sirin his . jack Soots and a cook( d fist. Behind 'him th '11 h � ce and other s and -.1 . � - . I ad clean their offices and light thbir -fires %`ii t1hge 'Gulf. P� ; education of New York . - - �. I 11 � of a re- -a . . . came &J�rin wagotk in which werb seate Miss -Roblin to finish her musical A.B.Simpson, . ,the greatest p;p- cient water for mill running purpose � . I i itbout success, but tonc:3 . I � and they - get deputies to do the WpT e and, brid6gropin and their . parents. -4-Goldis & McCulloch, of Galt, shipped under the direction of European masters.' phets of the present age. - all wi bin pdrs10 V of - � I 1. . L f The four or five hundred dollars. Undet such a � too appoini�d by the coun- —At I o'clocir last Saturday morning Al- efforb has at length been. rewarded. . '. �. - . king l . . � . - � & de- I - The - bride,. A sweet -Wed he,althy too ]UP week about 20 safes to St. John's, New- , —The commit stailog with Mr, �. Tule no wonder if deputies are anxIounJor - I was glad ess, her fota"Idland. - : . oil of the Royal Templare of Temperance fred S. Beill,,barrister-st-liw, whileAuietly —A brother who was 1. I Ith 6 . �_�L . . . - Shame tion, for they would have a ich to ir , , in a A peasant dr —"The deposits in the Government savings sit its recent meeting in.Hamilton to or- reading in the dining -room of. his residence L Burst, 12th concession of Elmo, met wl . _ L - annexa , aucili fleet encased in a new air of wooden shoes) the 'other evening. . ,kes the . i d ganize a "litical prohibition plan of cam- in Woodstock, was attacked by a buigiar, very painful accident' - I . - . rise to chief in a shorttime. I her shining � blonde air hanging in two banks last M'Onth amounted to $327,518, an � While Sleeping a large Ole, � . I enthual- - . � ,� . akenteiredhis ear, - I Canada I can see no sense in the towgshipo raising great braids 1 -down � r' back. -The bride- the �withdrawals to $W,042. I - sign met In Toronto latt Saturday night. who had come in through au open window,,, L I OLwIng'to'the in- . . I t was de6ided to write'all sections of the and was shot at four times. Two of the caujinj intense-sufferi - she Will municipal sohool'� grants and 'boundary ap- groom was clad in a ight, blue ooat, crim. --TRov. Mr. Ball, of Vanueok, is away on f , one on the top of the se L ng' Land having La . V -' to -the son vest,black valve breeches and three- a two months' vexation to the Pacific. comfit, temperance, �srty in Canada, and cut abso- bullets struck him ot being deeply 'in the ear - om. her t I y Lti 1. 10possible to remove 11_ -and sending the money �1 - , por ionments d the county tteafZer Ad an experi ,, lately adrift from the old parties, Associa- head and the other in the arm. Mrs. Ball, ver . ght hold it wai t of the lamp. The - . A beings. eounty treasurer an . dornered hat; the wi� mothers-in-law—sat � Whfbt in Salt Lake City he b � - , _'� t hearing the disturbance� came to her hus� it by the imperfect ligh . J , o' ding. He pr ached , tions will be formed in all electoral divisions I I . . , . , , _y � ese hud. sending the same amount back to the immediately behind t4em, and next to them ones which is worth re or LL � , � . , - ce. She knocked the burglar doctor put some drilge in the ear to kill t4e I . ' - f , ur the fathers-iii-I&W—two jolly old Doutoliern, in a� Mormon temple to a opugrega ion of and a pledge will be taken by all becoming ba - - - f eight ' township. treasurer again. 'Until about f. - t nd's assistan -ub and insect *b1ch had the desired effect,-aad w . � __ _. I.. i anT it fat and merry, wb kept' toasting each ten, thousand. The privilege of holding a membeis by which they undertake to sup- senseless with a cl afterwards tied - -_:� �� 1. 6 whole : years ago the Reeves got the monei, u as daylight came it wan easily re- I '�__ - , L I 'L odorous is' well known that some'of them 60pliea it other from- 4 bottle � 1�t achnapps and drink- � service in the temple was given con cohdition'l port only those definitely pledged for ab- - him and telephoned for assistance. .The soo _. . - . ' L I , _�. 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