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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1895-10-25, Page 1-A 1. -1 - � . 0 Uk, lr- k� : a3llrpil-,:�Od A111, 1110.1 1. . aev � * . : (� y o I I t1w 10 oiniv L.f, � � , 16 1;,Rre to, I �llieh these -,.r el:�z I I rt" t)xllv- , � ,�rs Wul 1�o � . . a - . -0- . . ! 11 I � z � . . �� I I � i � 11 ! � :: -%. S � � I . �. i � I . . . . i .. . I � V e S �. 10� 14, 18, .. I � 7r;, 2(1,, 3-7, 45, 1 - . I i ild ,-Itie. I � I �,,dk'ls, I � I �' 2, 3, J � -,,. ... 1-2, u-1, 19'. I t � 11 - � t,-, tria 33C. 1 �Utle Clotho . I � �- - . . .", �,,,;, C,8,7,-,,. , 3. t4, . 5. '.� " 00, 1 �11191 � I , $ 1, W). � � � I . � . I I . ps.11ocitIs'-kc, � 't 1, 4 -2,3, 29,3J, . �9, 47, �-,3,30,� I t 1, I d 6S e. , ( . V )v vreoats �1.45L, $L95, �2.5(), -4,�1-15,� . � ,,4.9,-), , , � ,� 5. 9,-) , I . ,--",;48.75, ,�,to- : z I . I I . . � � - I ces I I I - I I . . I � . . I I : , 1 7 1 111nietie I>ut . . I - I ' �- 1-31ass (,,,00ds I 1.� I � . . test of the, . � . - 45911. 1 : . - . -M(r r, but ,It oe . I lin-S, Fla:i,i- . I I - . � 1-taills, &-c" . �. . . price level- - i - . � I I I . � � . . � I a: -7M � 11 I : : - 1: I IcFATUL I " , : I, I .... . , � . , t, - - , � , ampany, , . i I 1---1 . 'eaf - -- - � :� orth*- . . �-.� ..�Ift . ��Iwlr -- - , � �w , :, -1 , I I .1 � � - - -- -, ,idences ini - I i � � of Howick, �. - I . � - -eek amolim- - It 1 4 I M, of t 'Air-" A I ings bandy :� Z, P1 I � �i havinc, a, � . znv I k wed pattern. � � dns, of Lon-: � 13 . � ,� - - � I . that your, I- ,�. - � A .- � I I i a horse ipL�- I �� `7 summers,, . -14 � I - i ace an older. � -1 i -- �; . f this place, I .� 1. I . � i scribe that w .: . �'4 with which I Z�A I -4 j .11r. Grant; -# I , 7 -� ! y day, and )-- I �� -Y ,7 vears. and. � -, : :1 � ! ; � came I 11 i . ing hini a7 i - . I ; i(l he ig still, - . I I nu will (rive .- . 0 � hini in the I . I : Im- Let us . I . Lreach this . I I . I : p I r . � . � . � � � : i J � . . I no-,, - � � The c6u, * 'i-- 4, i, .J� [ttember 2,��, . .1 . . I *, present. I I � � � . d to inter- � . " Wgre claims . I I i ; tile County .. . I � en by Jug- 11 I I ! . . I N, 'Was 111- - . :t I I � it culvert at . I � . � L .. I � rt at -next I . I - ! ustructed to, .. . � I � ori sideline i q . � � 1- isiun 3. A � � � �� an(l order- . I i iiourned to. - . I � I . � ten o'clock 7 1� . ; .. : � : . ,ct,ng friends � -� � � I I . � is gettin- � c� i . airig bause,� I I �(! th; � ] is fi).lT.:1 � . I I tv. Wilkiii-I . I . I I �� grains on, 1! I I � I , e 1. ,v ax in it I � � , f iss I . Agnesl �� . - - ing o.- f el#:�� . I iownship.- � �Id, is visit- i I 11 � �� . - ,yrris town- 5. 1W � it Dlyth on I ";., I * I I . ems to- be� . - I [ (llistrict,- - i 4ed inaking-, .. 01 -1, � .� ,t�y of last, 0 . V,x cattle I . � I rarwick, of' . . �Irnilar ope- � I . � . 1; I ,.t tl(,- ci�i the t - . � A got� the i 11 i - . - I � f�Lll. 1 Nve-: � )11.-uill be a, 1 : � . � : ) . I - pay . i any � I �-,-r ��, 0 u, i I � I , I : I � , ; I I : I)N.11 sent I I : I I i . .... r I . I , : � � :: . �"Jr. ftich- . �� . .z loads of . I ;; .. I ,fla, and I 1: I "I �� . 7 I I, J11.1 �Nloxx- . I i I - ! ::: �, 'L - : i i ,� the S i : I . � � � � I)Y4 WXY , I � I ! .1 . o �4,1n0line I . I . � I - � t�4kinft up I i � , r? I . . � , ] i --A �:,',v 18� over A - 1�6. ; � ,h6- Olow I � I . , 1 1 1 � ; '-�,-(A �wil;h I I . � I i . . w;1 I � I oro ( .150 I . . I � " I ..I line of z � � 7 i . a � � �, ffliere � 11. . 1 i I � Tfurdy*S . 7 1 � �")%Vin,� tile I � 0 1 1 - :C�11101ijohing 1 � . : I0 I)ON011 : I. . . , .1.1 (A up in i I ;ht. , springs - My Of fmir �. I - � �J:.f Of buy- 1 . . . 1 ,7- box this I �7 I C- � � 7 ' ' . � ,) Tilson- t 1111 I I If. Ma- ; �--, - i (, I I 11 I IoNv � I . 111417 t I 11 ne 2a(s- i . I 1i �i - - thi,zen-, �� - z- I . � :1 poto,tocs ! 11 � I � I � ! I . ; I � . - I I . I , I � i I : : t� - . I i I i i . i . I : . . � ! I . � I . � I f 1 5 i � - 7- .. ; � � . � � T � : I 1�1 - � - : il � . - I � , I : � i� � � . I � I : 4 . I - : i ; ; . :. . i � . - : . -L� � -- - I — TWENTY-SEVENTH YEA �. - I . 'Y . J NMOLE BER, 1,4 . ,. ,,__]!UM =IV= . ===== - - I - I � I ' . : I . Tho'se'' $I 0 � I . . ., � I - � - � � I � SU ITSE � ' . .'�� . I . I wn� * --� . . . In all our advertisements we 'St ive ' to statle facts and -facts,� but last w ek; � . . I . through, some, typogra�hical lrro�,,' we � ]�, . were represented as Saying ths�.t � we , had 1,000 $10 suit,% in istock. , . Thi is not the case. We wished it � or V , or ; I -we believe that to -di �c , , W , - . er ta�Tle is offered to the public. than Be �- � I I I h .-same �10 Suits. Wemaketheni-o r- . a elves, ��nd, therefore,:, they are . 11 ip r- - I ry made 8 ior to the ordinary facto , s it. : , e of sho �ng 0 ! 2 Ivu this year a Freize Ov�rcoat our ON . ,� make, equal to custom make, s ling I . . at 612 --Lit is simply a beauty. I. I , I . ' I I - � I � i - Among othei specials we sbow' is the I Grey Freiz'e at $8, splendidly � trimmed and perfect fitting, I � I La week was made, interesting for us, owing to the big sales we had' in . 0 � � UndErelothing—the big values con- tinue to attract trade. . The� 50c Alen's Suit -1 of Undercioth- . -.A - ing, the dollar. Iiiae, ihe-' $1.25 and $2 lines.Bell rigbt along. � I - I I I - , . i ! It s worth your while dealing with', . ' . Us. - hy I Not because you can buy I I I . the 6heapest goods—that is, che in;, il . the ,sense Of beint trasby—but bee -use . � -, we give you vaI0 and satisfaction for � 11 . your money everk time. . .� I . I I I ....... I - I . � I P . I I ... W ......... a., . I � � i I I GREIG & 4MCDONA�L,D, . I ' -Fine Alerchant':Tailorsq, i . , ; � I I Clot1liers, Furnl�h,ers and H�tters, i STRONG'S BLOCK, i , � ; . . - . i C'. i . � 1 Lacm Cur.',�,tains I 4 ; ; I . i I � - I . "', I . PRIOES .* �. � � ; . � i - a : ; I � � I I I rd I . � I " I - i I . &,-:�, "', , ; , t�! ?* zdcx, . I We have just received an - iinmens a put - chase of Lace Curtains, bought at prices surprisingly low, and I I I AS WE BOUGHT THE � . - SO WE'LL SELL Them at prices ue ver equalled in this ' coun- � . . ty before. This big lot coming in on top of our r-1gular stock, makes our Lace Curtain sto3k too heavy, so' the new ones must go out quickly, and quick- moving prices ,have . been put on each and every pair. If you're , � fixing. up .your house this fall, if you're house cleaning, or if your're moving into a new one, this is your opportunity. These . value3 should clea� � r the lot out in -short order� . ! : I i I - . f I : LOT �0. 1. Bedroom Curtsizi, 2J yards long 'by 33 incht8 wide,taped edges, worth 60c. � Special price ............... � .......... 40c 1 1 LOT 10, 2. Large Lace Curtain, 3 yards long, ,42 inches wide,nice patterno,taped edges, . value at iiw. Special y -rice .......... 67c LOT NO. 3. Fine Lace Curtain@ 3 yards long, 39 inches wid e,taped. edges, ne w patterns, I wortheasily$L. Specialprice ........ 80C LOT $0. 6. Extra fine and lar�e, 3J yards long, . � . 60 inches wide, nice lacey effect, a reg. . -. ular $2 curtain. Special price ........ si.ro LOT NO, 6. A new pattern, 13J yards long, 58 . inches widv, taped edges, regular $2.26 line. Special price.; ................ $1.80 . LOT NO. 9. Fine net,with lese'Und -Ons pattern, . - ta, D,cd edges, �J yard,o long, 64 inches wrdle, wcrth in regular way,$3. Special price.,- . .......................... $2.25 LOT NO. 9. Very fine isce, handsome pattern 31 yards long, 62 inches wide, tape� - � edges.r Special price... ............ $2.4 � 6 . i I . . � -- I *— , - I . . I one Price—Cash or Pr6i'duce. !i - ! � � —0— , - I : i HODGENS BROSS I � . I . . i I I Direct iniP9,rters of Dry ('ioods. I I CLINTON. . � . ! . 1. I � " I i I I pe,nteco' s,*, S, � I � .1 . .� I 0 1 � Millinpry I � . 1. lFall. I I . i I I . . I Don't . . . . � Worry - � . I � . . About what style of a hat or . 1. I bonnet you will wear .this fall, but come to us. Let us I help you. We make a study of faces and our aim is to - I . give I you the most stylish � . hat 1possible-for the least I money. I I � ! I - i I . I P:ntecost - A, Er 6 'I' � . I � SEAFORTHt I I Si.gj-t of . Big - Ship. � � - I � I I i , i � I � I- I I . . I - . I I . � .1 . I I I � - I I I � � . I I r AN r I . e i I I I I . -1 I ; � I I . . ; . I . I I I : - I WLE BROS., Publishers. , ,-I � ; � . I . . - . I I — 5 . I . i . I . � . I . � ,� SEA 0 �! I :1 I - ;i . ,� . . I i . I I � 9 - I I . I : !.. - ; $1.00 al�Year in Advance. 4 � . I i I � I I I I I i 1 i .� i t, I - .. . :� I 11 ORTIET FRIDAY, I OCTOBER 2 9 189 r . I � — — , T . . , b .. - . I I I . I I � — -- i — 1 1 ---— — JI — �--. , I I . . ' I . � I . I � � ,= ere w"Dne pa, an a I ' - tlfb death of m7 hiiiiband. TT T;ncisand oeconle uai n cnamDer� hours later, the leg of his tr 1189�'s he ed. -that other members of the mission pl�t under the 'new barn. Auglist Sa k I t� . . . ere I I San Frai Icisl o who came mall figure Ii (I e] 4 and the J I i a e . I - . . `8 WIDOW. woman h 0 :i the armch;�ir appeare sl, -eve of his coat were but eck.1 11 I , might o forth to lab' I is uln or in- that field- Ad- baid also a barn mov ed to big farm, which 'I I . n� . - � . .1 . .- . � . . . I to see rne. At first I A. dd il o, ' but re- to,dilate with Indignation. , -�nd. as she brella had alf o been burned 1�y his assailant, drease were also delivered by Aliss OgdeD, b boughtfro 1 R. H. Robinson, and bad A :1 . � 1; - ed when I saw low- lse� pointed she ga e me her hand a d b do a kindly - . ; I � In -1 i INTERVIE . 9 I ! )a " IDut his money kad not beetut 4eii. There of Philadelphia, who accompanies Miss raised and stone stabling putunder it, 21 i - THC was She . Wei t awr y an � wz� te an in ber- and gracious"farowe I .. 1 W WITH:.THE WIFE OF . -1 lent IT I wondo, ed if there . . I � I . - - ( is no clue to ,be man. I !- I Rcbs h and Mr. J. S. Helmer, treasur6r of Henry Fischer,�'asa large Acne pig stable, LAMENTED STORY TELLER. I ,view, �Uttfng xpresdong in I. y Inouth I were not another presence in17)t bat ro6m; � Is I - I . - ... !e po I ; . � )man lie bad loved and -It is und Bratood that tb ' tal officia the � IOMina Inland Mission, under whose al�o a kitchen and wood shed built. on his - . I . . � - � 0ever dreamed of usl ig. ' wt a territil a." If : through the w( I . i I . ' - I in Washington b 4ve as e th Domini6 - all pie(. s Miss Robson will undertake her farm. , I -, 1 " What do yc u consider ... r.1 �tevensonfs taught ' 1h9w to live" t 'e 11148�er of ro I � 11 . . �� - . . I . :. 'In, e ... d ties. The y( -!,Its. Robe I - - A � , ,,o ft - Y P . t] .Government for pei iss . o i un Unit�d n i , - )ung lady is a, daughter rt Nixon, a respected resi i 4 8he Complains of the Writing World, Ex I 4,4 tell � I rtiatest,work - I inanCA 3, usitala, " he I I I . ' "st§:ryl ef"' States mail cars I with cl rks .on board f ' of Bright, Oxford de6t of Mit . I � � . , I 0 6 Thomas - Robsoi� � � &Its Her XAte Husband and Expresses - An nfinished, orl�, � had. not'spoken. I chell, died very suddenly on - : I I t � I . .. ! . . I through Canadian, territory &n� they' are coi nt, ,.and a n�ice of Rev. Alex, Robson, Wednesda evening, last ;veek, she was - � t " I . E,Di SES -\4! TQIVP I I - y I . I . Her Vi i f Bub- , - "I think the story he v�v 8 �Iting when . �Bio. . _ZR. sanguine that the , permi�ssio will be dfl n . an Read, Northwest Territory. The talldrig with m6mbers of her family but a I I I .- i I I I I - I i ' - 11 I 'W U13 ,- . i - . I be died � eir of Uerml 5 the stron- granted. I I t shes of a large circle of friends and few minutes before- the vital spark had Re& . � - , I , � . � . .Jects to EdithT Sessions Tapper. .1 oss Canadal � : re 6ti s go -with *her. . - � . - I I . I r1gest thing he ever.wrote. The, little county of IP' -ince �Ed-.vard ba� , -Mr. and;rs. W. R. Real -and farn'i- She leaves; a h4band and five children. - 11 r I i. '- i r day for ' �- -all, pastor of - the -'I%fr. Will- Kyle, of Mitchell, pickecl . I [special Corres.ponilence.] - - �, to the world ol romance I H -read -me a . . of Sr. Thomas, left the 001 V. J. A. Turnb I - - 922 cheese f wtories. � I I , , - I 0, 6. ida where 6ey will re- - , n church, Toronto, who from his raspber', - 1 , I SAW FRANCISC -:-�-Iri the rowsyj" chapter that last day ': list before he i I I(Trange county, Flori W, a in Presbyteria ry patch a small basketful , . . 1. I -The water was never 4o IoN�, in the Bay I . _ - i . greW old ,Spanish quarter of San Francis-' died"- Mrs. Steyellson ins; 41 abruptly. ,I side in t-ke f4ure. Mr. Healey has taken fia� ( u on a well earned holiday trip to of ;nice ripe raspberries, on Slaturday, 12th � . 4 � ' J I of Quinte s it is at present. I i, . I co, crowded in among the Me:ilcan restau- "Is It truc. tl at some o' 3-- �r Osborne " up 160 acres f land and will go more par- E�11'r o , was tendered a hearty - reception inst. The ber�ies were of the bigbla-nd J ; ' C I I � - . � I , . -At th Castleton fair, Northumberland 4 0 , I 4 I rants perhaps---vill finish it?"I � . ticularly into poultry and dairying. He th lier' evening by the members of hi,s ha dy variety, and were . picked froin new I - , stands a time stained, weather beat- �i A 9 county, a 700 pound boa was exhibited I col I i- -- . : � _ . , �grbgation, all of whom were glad to shr I � - " Oh, no I" v 3ry wourn �Illly No one " -%"ll cultivate 15 acres of oranges. : . ocits aro-.-.,n from the roots since the kill- - I en, rambling stone :building, with qual,lit could finish it." : . -Butter sells at from 25,to 27. cents on . . . r, I i I I I .1 -Quite a r ovel scheme to aid _the. Berlin weicoirie him back. I mg, fr�Zs of last! Ma:y. -. I" go juttil � i . r square windows g Into the strept, . � . the market in Picton. - . � � . .. I . � "I have rep,atedl It ! stated that hospital was carried out the other ; day by -LMr A F.'MacLaren, of Stratford. was -Mrs. W. J1. Taylor, the Misses Gnest, I . winding, ' -A'colo ny of about 25 tramps Are camp- ; * * : r unken stall -ways and ob re your son would llniZy tb�j . wor :a Mr. Ste- ing on the Grand River a little b4plow Galt. t1he school children in that town. By re- juAge; Of cheese iit the Provincial Dairy Sharp and Ho*ard, of St. 'Afar 8, and Mrs. , . � . - � . I passages. tere, slyut away from prying venqon left uncompleted. ' . i . teachers, each eVild was to -Sh at -',Gananoque on Octobe'r lst,2nd and 11V4-nsickle, Mrs' utled lisses Swit- . I � - � . . :L�Mr. John Goldie, of the Goldie & Me__ quest of the - , n,lcin ge, the I ; . eyes, livibig quietly with her son and "That is not tiu.e, and �, . Ill oblige Culloch Wo r rks, Galt, is v - bring two potatoes, two apples arid two 3r Adiong the successful exhibitors were . zer, Towle and Eldon, of Kirk- - I , .. ery riously ill. . . . � I . ;, . I I t daughter, Js Mrs. Stevenson, the widow of rne by contrad �cting suo I',' �J I egggs, and everybody is surprised at t , e re- a nlw� ber of Perth county cheese makers. tot), were ,delegates to the Convention of I � , I ments. -Mr. John -D. Guthrie, 'It ie hog king," 18111t. ,� � In � " Tusitala, " the " story teller, " as his na_ repeat that the whole w I tin world has of Ayr, is ,making large ship ents of bogs � We are told they got sLome 20 or.30 For:,, four factory chieese (white), J. B. Muir, King's Daughters and Sons, which was held I I appeared to le gue toget , r. ti, make ma- � I I 1 bushels of potatoes, 12 to 20 &.67ens of � eggs, of Avont,on, took fourth prize. J. A. Gray, last week in Lo�don. ' . ' � tive Samoan friends loved to call him. - terial out . Of M . Stevens( i Is � nth. from that station. I lots of apples, etc. I I of Atwood, and Jaines Alorris�cin, of Newry', -Mr. David 'Mitchell, of 8taffa, ,deliver- - � . . Mrs. Stever�son has been so misquoted -SlaerilT Springer, of Berlin, is suffering � " ed to Mr. Thomas Jones, of Mitchell, on I * " Perhaps, " 3aid the 1E , x sing, "you -Rev. Peter J. Rowe,,d Sault Ste:, Ma- took first and second respectively for three and misrepresented since her a*rrival in rill . severely from dropsy, and is ill a precarious l � : ght- like to see Ono of he ! ants which . : rie' Michigan, who was nUed Bishop of fadtory-made colored cheese, and Mr. Muil;, Thursday of la,it week,a tbree-year-old billl� � : 'San Francisco t .. I condition. � I ! J � I � . I hat I Is with diflIculty the natives bro, ght to cov r X y husband � Alaska in the Epis6opalian House of Bishops Mr. Morrison and Mr. Gray took 6rst, sed- weighing 2,2-20,�poimds. The price paid by - I . one sees her. On my Arst call she was:ill as he lay on Ill i bed af tel . he c I �cd. They - A �At the, Kebut Assizes, Michael Barry was at Minneapolis, Was born in Toronto 36: ond and fourth respectively-lor three factory Mr. Jones was 4c per pound, making WS.80 � I in her room. .Her daughter, Mrs. Rose Ined $20 and costs (866 in all) for assaulting - I : � ciame In and trielt do at A tenderly I i years ago. He entered Trinity College a -ad � made white cheese, made the last balf for the animal. i � Osborne Strong, received me., . -- Miss Griffith, at ITYlerlin. I I I . . � spread these rrl� `ts over tb I rl torop graduated with the B. A. degree, and * has i August with Gladd's aimatto. I -Mrs. W. Dowling, of Mitchell, who � � � ' i � . I ! ; — - they named hlin. " , T � . : i i Mrs. Strong Is a pictluresquo little wOm . � 81tala" as � -Calverley, the� Toron e -walker, has since been -granted the Al. A. degree by the fell down the cellar steps a. couple of weeks - , I an Vviih a foreign face,l eyes like sloes and one into the'hotel business ati Bridgeport, - � I I Perth Items. I . . I � ns roug � �for� Ilard one of - 9 � , same college, He was for number of years, i � i ago, and injured herself badly about the . I Connecticut, . I . . � I � . I I . . I the most wonderful b1p6ch hair, 42 inches these rugs. It was as lar P as t bed cover, -1 - �LLoid Alfred ouglas, who figured so a missionary in Algoma. 11 . � Jan�es Irwin, ot Newry, reports being head, is ,still qluite poorly. Her -injuries, -- I I I in length, growing.ve 'low on the fore- made of the bark of a tree an decorated -D - Oscar Wilde c i -Mr. James Hodgins, of concession 2, robbed of $10 one right lately. though not serious, are very painful, an(i -1 . . . prominentV in tHe a8e in . � - I - ' Biddulph, dropped dead suddenly On Wecl-- -The enlarging and finishing of the she is not able to be about. I I I with fringes and- border4 of ItIny scarlet London, is at present at Niagara Falls with . r I I . . nesday, 16th inst. He was tr6ribled wit4 Alitcb6ll bowli�g aub's lawn will cost $100. At the con�ludiug session of the� recent I feathers. -In p Dint Of rno�,etar� - ialue It Is, �- I I 0 his wife, - � . � � I ' Deceased bad reached the I Lo- Pe!rth Count � worth $60. T Mrs. Stev""soO it is mere- I eart-disease. � -A'farmer on tl�-e 4th concession of iy Teachers' .Association, - Miss . ly a souvenir. I I � -Rev, J. G. Scott, of. the Methodist ipe old age of 70 years. His father w � . ' Kate Richmo4d, teacher, of Poole, and . ; . � - church, G61t, is taking out his holidb�ys on � as gan, has 25 bags of potatoes from one ba,g � I .. . . 1,:R - kn that Mr. I Hodgins, who, with his fami-" I . � � ow did t lose people� kn olonel James planted. I da hter of Alr� George Richmond, of the - I I . I a dnek-sho'lDting expedition on e St. Clair 12 ug ., A .. - - � ��'.-, is1%. Stevenson wro �e storiesy,'�,- i� � . : I . 7, came from Ireland in Sept6mber, , 832,' -Missl Ferguson has been engaged to- th concession� of Elma, read an excellent I - Z: flats. � ,:,..,... . .! � I . ... I I Oh, they fi ad out e � t I rig. . They : � i d - were the first white settlers i a th6- � � I hool, near Kirkton, paper on " TeRtching as -a life work for : . IV I - rtent fjtci�m over New- " - I .1 .,.teach thl 4th line se I - In a that owe . i '. a" very quick very cle ,. , v y dignified . �ownship of Biddnlpb. , women." � i I -A % I - VT e� . folindland church was blown o-wn, 40 or - - J next year- I I ' I . .1; 114 haughty. -: 3ut they lol�ed Uty husband -Mr. Duncan -McIntyre, merchant, of.1 -Nesbitt Potter, at one time a member I � I 50 vessels driven "I bore on the coasts, and . i -Rev. James Hamilton, of Motherwell, i : . *t -er I . . � . r an 1 has receive d -a call to Leeburn and Union � . . . :Ud inourned h tin sincerely. � for did one several liv4 ontreal, iwho died there last June, le. I Of the Fullartod township council, and lat � i I � � of them find any faultwip'h.the manner of ' lost* ' tate in Ontario valued at$55,92 . 1, church, Huron county. alMlord of the Hicks House, Mitchell, : . I "' I � ;, 0. . i . -A yo an m n in Galt was fined the ibuted as follows : 1,768 half shares � , . . h mysteriously disappeared from � that I . . I his death. 'I I other day $:g 13 : I � - . I f I . 1 2 an , costz-$6.35 in all -for r -The Listowel. Horticultural Society is in w 0 years ago I t i X .. ... , AIW#atdi) you rnean Ill at , Mrs- Ste' misbehavior and d sturbi ierred stock Northwest Land Co., $44, a very satisfactory state financially, having place four last spring, has lately : : pi �7 th rig pu lie worship I i liffalo where be is working in I -1- Vens6h I I � - _ � ,768 half shares stock' in N. W. L. nearly M2 of a balance in its favor. been seen in D y i � . n urch, . � I I � "I- undei-st rid," she e ,id I with su - I barges,f $3,530 ; moneys secured 'by mort gage,: ' --�-Miss Ki.�k has been engaged to teach tbecarshops. lHe ha.sjnst been married to � I 11 r P -Grain J om, Kingston down the I � . � .". pro I ' de O' 'e in the Hicks House. I .... $3,400 ; real estatei $4,719. He will(d Jt! the Ap school for the ensuing year. a f�rmer employ . I I ,1.1 ssed emotio, , but witt. inoniinousglit- St. Lawre�ce, owi g to low water, are car- ; . . ".. - all to Mrs. McIntyre, who is t e exe Ut " ra %er third consecutive year. I -L-The other (lay, while Air. Win. Woods, - - , I . I I ter in her eye , "that h .r�. Oliphant has rying from 3,000 t z 4,000 bushels less than , r1x This vill be I � 11 - "ek - � of the will. - � i I . I i - i linprove'ni6rits on buildings and new of �Astowel, wals drivingout in the country, I j I - . I written an art Ae In'wh ,i h �sh says that the ordi ry cargoes. i I I � I - 1; I � Ina -The missing will of 'Mr. Thomas Y un,91 buildilngs erected -in Stratford during the th� king bolt, of., his buggy dropped out, let - she particular y t4) dramatic -The old St. Andrew's �',emetery, at , I I � objocts I a, . � I I I - � . I � I nelder-ly cititen-of-pamilton,1who was ar have cost in the neighborhood of ting the front partof the rig fill down and � 1 4 manner In wh ch Mr. St f ns� n died. I Galt, which has been in a �tate of sad a i I � , � a9t. � I q . I I . I i . � I I . I � r av d coldly- neglect for several years, is to e r killed on the' railway. track, a d whose Mi, . : - ' . � I I I . . cau,sing the horse to ran away. In tbegen- i consider that" --very slov I nade into - . . I "very brutal of Mrs. Olt) inut You can . - funeral took I ) on the day f xe for his I r. G' L. Money, of Kirkton, has er�,l upset, 11 r. �' Woods sustained severe in- � . , I � I . I . a pliblic park. � I - I I I lib- J I � 6 - uries about th4 nose and face. The horse I I . marriale witE Visates ie Atli ins, of .. � . � see how I have been tort -Ottawa has n J I I found!, on E atu da side, aving, sold his property in Kirkton to wag � . . � I il % d. I As if my 0� a populatii�'n of 49 500 lin, . � ; Mov to Mitchell, where he intends to r6- i , -ed, none the worse, of its, � . , I i iner of bis Ire and, was soon recaptur -- , � . - husband could choose t io 1;4 and is thus the second .city n the Pro- . l"t' I 1�- I � - I . - I I I I I - : i - 11 . .1 death. " - ' I . . - I secreted in an old clock.! The demased Mr. L Bryan. escapade. i - . I I � so�. � . I , vince. Hull, which is practically a part bf . eft , -Says istowel Banner - "' AV, e raise . - � ?.JIRS. ROBERT LOUIS STE all his estate to Miss AMns, who ias t1en -6 the L I � IVEN . I ond of X I the citf has 12,000 additional. , .1 I r -Owing to the small attendance at Air. I - - I , L , . head parted and curling about the �Amples I I - out a caveat against letters of a( min'Ptra- John � in Logan. great children ih this part of the country, I . ; � I I I I "Ww Mr. Stevenson f n of music? - -Mr. Wm. B. Scott, of concession 4, . Hanitn's sale of farm stock, , 7 . i . I � � I � � i tiou being isstl6d. i . on Monday, 14th inst., the sale was- poit- that is, some of us do. Mr. Robert Hemp- . and ears ill tantalizing tendrils. She asked, toturn the conve' tion from ibe 'Nichol'had 17 cattle dehorned last weelk. . I I I I dresses in eesthetle fashion, i�g loose -Flora, "'Ce 'wford, a - domestic in the ' bill has a i4ew ��rrival A -t his , house, a son I - urnful ohs I ,hich The cattle are thriving nicely, and are ap- I Wes - I exceedingly M ie� Into m, a poned until some f uture date. � 11 � . - . . , flowing. robes, unconflned at Zr waist. i I household .�.6f Mrs. Wyatt, Simooe str6et, -Mr. Wm. Porteous, a highly respected born on the l0th ult., which weighed at the 4 . . I . � I I a . it was rapidly rif Ong. ,I : parently none the worse of the operation. . ; I Frorn'the small cars swing great golden I I Yes. 110 knew Absolh othing of Toronto, wient to the collar the o er eveti- and wealthyresident of Fallarton township, time of birth 17i pounds. This has been a I - The repairs to the city of Toronto . I . I , -. I 7 - . � . . I hoops, The , glittering teeth flash �A kind- . I 140, w en he aterworks have be I Ing with alighted' lamp in hei and. � A is die ing of big farm'stock, implemeuts, season of phe I �omenal yields all around., i 1� � -it Until the later years 0 is w en completed, and an . - � P, - � �. � 1pering mo"e * ' into Mitchell. � ly smile of welcome, the gre3t da k eyes 1 took up the stu ly arid tboi -( ugn scan so alarmed her that she etc., and is retirm an� Mr. Hemphill always keeps up With : ! , y mastered ample supply of perfectly pure water is now ,. I 1, - ; I speak volumes of cheery hospitali . It Is ' it in order- to t . coming through the mains. dropped the lamp, which burst and set fire -Airs. Perry, wto has been a resident of th� pace. - . , Inshpose n I I isic , .or my son ' . ' -'N litchell on Sun- . . i ad no th ' courage of the &ratfor4i for the past 45 year , Vhen retuiming from A I the face of a gypsy -a sibyl -and )nly re- .' and daughter -J. L. Hilburn, of Arkona, has sold big ng. She - rushed up to s, celebrated - � . . . quires a soarlet handkerchief boun I about ' drawl - here the alarmed family her 85th birthday by entertaining a number - d ' evenipgy 1�th inst., three riga collided n . - - iny . husband, nd knowin I othing of fruit farm of 75 acres, just west of the vil- ) . I . I the dusky looks to make the illusibn per- I 11111 . 10 I I manage to pu out the flamesi, though not of her fr ends on Monday, 14th inst. 7 the Lcigisn- -road, a little north of -the I did i t undertake lage, to JohnAtkin, for �4,500.! Mr Hil. . � i 0 . i I its 9 udy. But : - I I � - i h badl -Me.and Mrs. George Selibam. and child, to*n 8$ . 2 feet. - . I . I I so ofour mio t delightl ul e e' ings were burn has bought 40 acres at Leamirigton. before s e had een y bu e . . I , ,wben Mi " V ieWr suBtained a fracture, . -- * 4'M' mother has bee so torture I d, " she � � S�l nson was -Mr. Robert *Burtch, of the 6th,line � -J. J. Bann n, a Norwich d g ist, was! and Mr. Ryan Rock, left Brodbagen on of' one of bdr � leg -s. The injured lady was � . y spent in- this ay. Mr. ... I I . . - I I . iquor i ! - said, I I by the false an3 ridiculous stories ' very f nd of tl o flageoli i have a pie- West Zorra, has broken the record in big fined $20 and costs for se I � fi I Wednesday, last'week, for North Dakota, brought to',Nlitchell,, where the broken limb I I �'- ' n . � . . on ewhere, I layl oot. , i . � . . which have been.p�ublldbed about her both - ture of him s I g It. Here cucumbers. �ighteen inches long and a f greater quantit, es tba the I& ows. The! where a relative is at the point of death. - 'was attended t� by Dr. Smith, and then she In magazines and papeks that I very much ' it is ,i o&nin poor unfortunate who got t ;li uor had - -Air. Wm, Uren, of Wellburn, was run was sent bome �n a bed mattress. She is , , . I . �� I g n album 0 p OtOgraPhiO in circumference are the dimensions of one . � I . I doubt if she sees owevor, I will do ! I used liquor to excess, but -he h' taten. the. into by a bicycle at Thorndale fair, and had said to have .%food the oraeal� through which . . - . YOU. � I views. I � grown by him1. . . . . ; all I can for you." - : � .., I Th i in 4e- Sandwich Is- -Mrs. Job' gold cure treatment, and his ife said that his face badly damaged, some of the bones slib was obliged to pass, with wonder-ful . I at was t �ei � Spencer, an elderly lady of I . 4 . i . - � : . Four days later I knooked again at their I I , no hotel in Norwich bad, to her knowledge, � � at tb ' side of his nose being broken. nerve. 'I . I i Steven . "We had a Bloomfield, near Picton, picked 13 barrels of I 0 � I . . , lands,"' said M k ! any liquor since he bad taken the . -The Mitche 11 Recorder of last week has 4 z � door and It was opened by Mrs. Stevenson i large house the e but it rasItoo fine for Spy apples from one tree a few days alor sold! him ' -Mrs. John Whyte, or,, aii.d her daugh- . I ; � i so L' gol cure treatment. He got it at a drug. Or Maggie, have returned from Manitoba -the follo i , � I I A '.%its. Rolph, wife off . E us herself. - I nd nie, sl e gavf it up to the rest She sold 12 barrels and kept the 13th . . wing - j � . A Cidse Scrutiny. 14ph) ; I � I - I Louis ", e, ea . stor , however and their �ffbrts at re. to Mifbhell, where they bad been visiting Dr. Widner of India, was in town a 1 of thel,faZily an 0 down into the her own use. . ' I � � I , . I for iation were all useless. � incel' t June, They had a most enjoyable copple of days this week, -6siting Mrs. Dr. . - in, I intro- cioacbrrian's cot C, he ,�weicould be by -Mr. Thomas Bennett, a highly respect- . � ; As Mrs. Strong was not it, a I aa . . -imiss Letitia Youmans, an old-time Cull. Mrs. Riolph is a cousin of - Alta. Dr. . duced myself and madlo known the object oursollives and c jo he uIet See these ed farmer of the township of Oxford, died . time.;' I . ; - y I �� I ' I i , . � � of my visit. Nover-before did I undergo viggrous temperance advocate, has been a - -.Tfie Stratford Beacon announces that Ctill, and her hiasband is a son of 'Old Dr. I : 1 ' 11 �behind . . a - -� ' i - eart disease i � . newspapers arc nd the bf h' n Wood- ' ; ; . , - Rolpb, distinguished in Canadian political - � .. 6 helpless invalid. for seven years and her & I chu ents, other than illose ; . i as such scrutiny. Mrs.'Stevenson looked me bed? ' n u rn self Of course stock on Saturday I 0 1 rch atinouncern I ., i tined t ici p y . t. He was 68 years meays are almost exhausted. Each W. C. * i regular Sunday services, will hi�tory, whose remains now li in Trinit,y � I - ' Pin ed I rough and through with deeply contem- i it wM onlyT U, e h0el,br't we were vM of agi. . relating to the le 4 1 , . � , , I . I I I � . lative eyes. Suddenly a smile broke -over : bappi there. 1 I i -MiSs Pauline Johnson has returned to T. , nion is asked to give .from, 12� to $W llereafterbechargedforat the rate of 5e church cemebary' here. Dr. Widner Rolph I . - . I I . I'De c ` . or face and she gave me her hand, "Come Brantford in order to preserve the wmp rain e cause. per line. . is now very ptorairient in India, and his . � ) 9 , I The Great 01nancel 11 Sliziplicity. I after a trip through the Maritime of . ; nj-. she said. �','I bad-8hut myself up, re- I i I � I from the unspeakable disfra�e . allowing l� -The Pert County Teachers' Conv6n- wife's visit, herd may result in the remova - . . 1. Provinces. She will; probably be at home . . I h � ,I � . . "Mr. Stevenso ," she rit'lon, "was as - S of or � one whose whole life haa b en give to the. the -old doct 's remains to Toronto, the - olved to see no. ,one, but, I will talk to , ' for two or three' weo'hs, before 'fillin& en- � tion wu held in tratford on Thursdav and I to . : - 1 simple. aliq child ike as po ible. The least . v� ork to die in poverty. Lady Somorset and �Frida I and proved scene of big eve4tful P � � 8 - oil, � . I gagements across the* line, I . I T, October 10th and�llth , olitical life and: ub- . I ' thing Bml:ikd an Interet Od h: m. He was - ' Miss Willard have promised W a I year - to eating and instructive event to sequent achieve'mentsin hisschool. of Tnedi- . m The portraits of Mrs. Stevenson do not I.; � -The Berlin Publ�phing Compan haV" ! li very inter . - � - like a boy. fle was tel or, sympathetic . e . 5 � � I . i . .1 � � iind ciannot,give any idea'of the wonderful gre I ) never s concluded the purchase of the,Week?y Tele- any fund that may be raised.' plemberi of the profession. cine. v. Mr. . � illarm and attraction of bef face which is and charitable to a do 1. peaking graph from it i proprietor, Mr. A. McPhe�- -The ladies of the W. C. T Ayr, i -Mr.! David Watson and wife, and -Xiss �-On Saturd�y night, 5th inst.1, Re .. c . . I � I - � . an unkind word f a � - � � ,� Watson left Mitchell last week for -Kirkton, was . in oldor and more serious 'edition of her 13Y (I 0. knd he on- son. The p i e paidi was $1,900. Ill health have'an eye to the useful in eL., r * , and tuin. � Cooper, Episco0al minister, of I h -love I It . � He taught - I - -with paralysis, and has lain at 1 7 laughter's. The gypsy -the sibyl -'has Joyed life so mu � � is qien as t reason for selli�g. . are fully alive to the requiremen .ol this Manitowaning, where David is. going into stricken - , . 2110 how to live. " � t utilitarian age. The good wome� *Jaited �dsiness'� and.Miss Lulu in teach deatWe door e4raince. He had not been - � ;rown a sphinx now. The deep, glowing, he Ayr 4 eople �re considering the pro- . -going to - - . . I . - . - instar t the lee falters, upon the school board of the vi�llage the knu i6. , . f litig in the b�str of health for some days. . ,burnitig eyes arc veiled and inscrutable. , For one b 70 V0 33ut et,y of impi�ovin � their -fire protection. � . 1.1,e f ' a . I � - I . the marvelous ey -s suffuse with tears. : Zt . � . . ble 00 8 oil hose win- . � i Ur.: John'Begg and family have moved . Unspeaka k.rh ot er day and requested the prL i ege o er retiring he rolledout of bed, and Mrs, ' � ' ere was a I rge re in the village lately, . � - . I � - . there is only a qu, ick upvvv rd glance, as if having charge of the school on; hour of bAck � to their own premises in the south Cooper, being uipable to rouse him, thought I . ' _ 08 11 loud. Not a woman . � . � I - I dows, but orl and had it not been for the fire appliances ; . . - ; . :1 seeking help; the. i the wc I ian becomes the eabh week� to teach the childrew sewing. Mitchell.' They have, since the fire, he was in a fit., � and hurriedly called in a to lay bare.her 60111 to the public scalpel. . I I in the Watsor'l works the village would have . . I ward � I I I. . . T4eir mod69t request wom granted, ji,nd now o at once saw it was a parody. .1, ; i sphinx again. � I I One wonclors Inces.-antly what lies behind I been s - eular ed and very much improved their neighbor, wh - I . . do yl �,i i bel eve'l- wept. il . th� boys- I tot -to speak of the girls -� will be Ong that w" so badly wrecked. tie stroke. Thpre is little, if any, ficipe �of . � those eyes and one re.rdizoo that only thosep "Airs. Stevenson,. -For distu bing worship in, the Tilbury I - p hi � I . I "I belleve�.not.hfng," i f qpLokly Inter- � able to se,4 on buttons and also pat�h their -- here are 180 students enrolled at St. recovery. Mrsil Cooper and fainifly of little - very near and dear could ever discover Roman Catholic church, Joseph Regner, of I . ' 11 . h',t agij ats hen necessary.. children have �heAeep s7mpathy of the - I I Just the nature of this woman. The same ruptig me. "Do not ask n � I believe, Tilbur ort i, was roug t before M - own co , , . . I' M &; Collegiate Institute, 99 belongin to 3 � ; I I kn . ' ' ;; ; � : W �w that ev- . fi curred munity. JRev. r. Cooper only- . � I for I do not kno,;N. I . hair " the daughte 's, -only short in the : on] 3 , trate ozois, and pleading gui �ty, was fined �--A most destructive prairie rei0c the . own, 42 from Perth county, anT 39 whole corn � I neck and silvory-that line touch of. frost erytfiffig, that everybod Is: a miracle. $14, and costs -47 in all-whicl he paid. ! last week in the northwest fr 116 other place , $537.50 having been col.; came to Kirkton cirQit a few months It - . I � 7 � or - � _ � - . 0 � I al'o I It isla inbracle th t you 8 )ul sit there, a toba. Over a dozen farmers in t4 Viola- lecto, - a.s. tuition aflees. I . from Tara, wbe1re he had. been the pastor 0 mingled .with tile hu, 3 of the ravon's plum- livin . t bredthin oreatur �, - ad look at -As a resti t of the receni i controversy .1 ent have been burned 6ut, their . -Mr. George Schmidt, son of Mr. J. years. He 1! ! I.about 59 years of age, and - age-�the straight, Egyptian nose., the I over the puri y of the Brantford city wate'r, - da e settle m . - H. 2&- J , - curved lips, the ghos i of a dimple linger.. ine, tAlk .to me We .th � 1k and wonder the commissioners have decidf,d to immect-. losses averiging from 81,000 to $2,OW each. Bch w idt, of the Stratford Colonist, has re- bl" a family of imall children. . � I i ! and dream, but ,'K e know xo* rig. I I I . I- A numb�r of persons were severe& injured sigi e I his position as teacher in School -What might have been a fatal accident I � Ing In the pale ch 3e] za, uorn bine to render . , ately fill up, at a cost.of sonie $1 500.,,the s,nam, I es igecdm No. 13, East Zorra, an I I J . i I I I was only go] rig to as] : yoti if you be ' 't while fighting the flames. Twoboy d will attend took place on t4e Sth concession of Elma, . this face'alluritIg at d' fascinating. And � - � - Dead Creek, which is so" near il�e qr , . � - -1 I - pro - I . lieve-in the modern, th ad � i unknown, are bably fatally inj4red. `A Tor i)hto Medicial College. I between Atwo'd and H-onfryll, on Sunday , anced, the . � 0 � - when Mrs. Stevebson speaks, the -soft, , new woman.' " � � . I , supp y- . . son of Mr. J. ]Rcibertson, of Shoal �Ake, *as -�-,& Stratford dealer has been fined $10. evening, September 29th. Jebn Jo ngmire, I . - I rich, liquid voice, tie perfect English- I I Tell me first " Mrs. tevLson said,, --The people of Woodstock, through the one of arty caught in a prairie fire w ile and' costs i6r sell' cigarettes to a lad under wi�b a youug,bAy friend, J. J.Gimblett and I � above all, the 15twxV, penetrating glance � Ladies' Auxiliary to the Hospital Commit- I � , of � 'rif 'u I � of tile marvelous Q'L�s-hold you in abso- fixing her Aark oyes niD e 9�avely Upon tee have furnished a ward iw memory drawin ay, and his burns will robally bars of- age. Lryed him right. We so r of others were coming from the . proba 18i 11 "r, mbe ' i - i what do yo a )y t� * tal. � 11 ho , ' re of the same sort of offenders wi byterian church anniversary, held in lute tbraldom. . -. is L ali?l pp. ,late secretary -treasurer of their com- rove f � mo . . �Girnblett went to pass Air. . I I mo, mean e modern, the p � the advanced, the 'new -Fo the past couple cif weeks, the mice belrlmilght to time. A6vood. " ]Nft. � Like Mrs. Stroag,'she wears a loose . I , mittee, Mrs. Andrew Pattullo. The ward .. I I - ..... I I i erg, roll !� etho- 0 . . earf ,,, it loot sa will be named the " Isabel Pattullo ward,,' had be n . very plentiful ound the', M I 3 Coursey, of Logan, ship- Longraire., upsetting the buggy and throw - 'I The person wl o w . I : . Daniel Di I flowing gown -it Is of richly brocaded - - Mrs ;� I . - . cigarette on the pazza, of ' Ild ml, swears, . -- I . is U. .,. Hatnil. ,' last week- from Mit- ing! the occupants out. Air. Longmire's I dist pa,-sonage at Alv , eill� n Wednesday 9 I I black satin this- Morriffig-Slightly open at - . Mr. Hartley, of Bolton, aged 71), was P , . � I -a � I . f o- . aration f rough ;1 n ra ts, chej,l station, two very fine way 'and coming in contact with . - .wishes to vote n write trna�t, brackish und dead on the public highway about a ton made a prep 0 - White Chester horse ran & � the throat. 'I There are no ornaments save , '�Uggy upset it, None were - . Y. 0 � . .. spreadia it on bread, and put i in t WO hogs. : One went to Stansted, Quebec, and Mr. Gimlilett) J - . the rings of rare gems and fantastic do- laovel�., I . I Rule east of Mono road, at noon on Wed- 5 - , � i . glig CaM L A -View of the Newt W crian. clothes elf, hurt. Fortunately th to be e detach- � � ;� � . osets, and on Sunday morning e , the! other to North Tharnesville. . e 11 brjwn hands , nesday�of last.week. Hebadprobablycom- . � I L ; signs with which the sma . . � . two and a half year old 3on 1. Itev. Mr. �ane, of Elms, has been en- edfrom Mr. U!nimire's gy or 'serious I are loaded. On one finger are- three very llmyifather us(d to rIll rs. Steven- mitted suicide, as a horse pistol, recently - - 14i McFarl ,. L I � I curious toriolsq"shell rings given Mrs. sontho ghtfully replies, i I tha I ]Re one has fired, lay at his side., � HamiltDU got into the cl get a 4e some i I I by the Milverton school board, at a consequences Might have happened. Mr. . . ' � ' � - . � tely hd was found at once and' Zo�jlire's bug y was badly broken. The - - L y AihE leiza, a very dear native a right, to Make bimse...1 bid us., But -Mr. J. R. Brown, one of the most high. of it. l'ortana, ;. . sala, - junior room of � L I doctor whoiadmI418-1 the a : � 1.1 & . I , : I Stevapson b *women! may make tbemsi ilves 4 Ideous, un- taken irnmediately t I o a ' L ci� MneDiAtoetseachaTee vacant by the Isb4ft pene his horse behind the front - wornan friend. I Irs. Stevenson uses no ly esteemed and oldest citiz no and business I - . , lowlis lik�ly ies de& about ten ii�ches, almost reaebing the I . , �- tered e' neties, and the litide fel n of Miss Daly. i gestures while tal Ling. She sits in her womanly and coarse, if t iiiy w"Ish, so long men of Tilsonburg, committed suicide there - ; 1� . 17 � co er. I . i � I I -- me car leads, 82,000 und of ngs. . I - � � I I I they.'do not make tbe� scilv�s -hideous, on Friday. The deceased was about 50 to re � I I I � .. 9 . . � largo chair, her ha ids resting on the arms, '08 ! I 4 Borfo di is che � I Peing the July product ort'he 'Ful- t -One day la ely, while Mr. W. Whitel . . grave, Inscrutable, repressing, her very p coarse. And unwordanly inilli terature. What years of age. Finar)cial difficulties are sup- -Mrs. John L�msderi, near , - I os- . 11 . I . ship- of 1?rospeet Hill, was driving bis team of I � turci always -suggofting the sphinx. they may do In thp-st eetslor, , posed to have causedl the rash act. suing the Massachlisettsbenefit - tion lai i'! Willowgrove factories, were I --. - r i fact, any . A oc i ' I all I . I are. Dut when - The Women's Vnite Soci4y of the 'si, - - 1 . LSteinhoff, for yoi�ng horses along the road, -the defeedv46 L f where,in ?ublic, Ldo not,:9 to recover $2,000. Mrs� Lumsddn hus iDe he er day,by Mr.I. W � L . I . : . i . "l-canio here simplyforitbechangeo - urning from � sol., B neqkvoke broke and allowed the.wazon I I - climato"'she saI& "My health wag very they,offendmoin &rattrp, th)nl protest Presbyterian cburch,� Hespeler, are arrang- . band was ret the Burford fair, R . rotbers, of Montreal. 6e to drop. The horses becomIng -1 I I , ' i I � It shouh, be cleanly Ing for a course of lectures during this win- when Us horses ran ilinto the ditch and �- Ar. Thomas Lancaster had his arm tori - poor. I.bave.beea greatly benefited by Literature is food. ,,, . . � it i i a belt in the Maxwell works, St. - fri$hteDed, made desperate efforts to escape. , I : the change. I. shall go back to. Samoa and whole� e. I am lo I . Sam ,rrifled. at many ter. 'Among the speakers are the names of �itched him out oil his h(ad. He as i fter- caug . . I ; ' - I Y. 8 vered in a dyi g conditi n. �i The Marys, lie other day, and broken in three Mr. W hite headed therritowards the fence, . . some tinlo. How soon I cannot say. I I of the novels writ ien b ibe niodern wow- Rev. Murigo Fraaer, - of Hamilton; Dr. wards di co . . ' he widow a " lai e4 . The arm has been maAe as corn- hinking to Bto 3i them ; but they wheeled plans.-, I hake none, " . � an. My son has rougl b;in from time to -Cochrane, Brantford; Rae, of Acton; Mul- comfs y refuse to settle .- , t �J P � -have no . . ' Im d suddenly, das ed him on the road and ' ' - time an armful o these! �ovel 4. I have len, o[ Fergus-, and others. - on t e- round that! a cert tin clause:, in Iftheie orZ 6 s�s possible, and he is inaking goo . - Mrs. #tevt nson Annoyed. L as towards recovery. leaped into a 4ee ditch,- in which they I , I .1 taken them up a' glall0eA over them and �Iast Friday,while Charles Peel was en. policie provided that in a case of d � , I "Is it true that � bu, will publish a vol- . a been '&ha I 3d to think - I god in tearing down a brick structure in Abroug I'll . accident occurred at the became so erittingled that they couldnot I I y I assure you I ha in ion the 3olicy was void. serious . . unle of lllomoirs ol �!Mr. Stevenson?" � � I the 12th inst., in free themselves.' After lying for some time , ! that I have read a litti h ve, caught Vai�nilton, the wall collapsed, burying Peel : -Miss Robson, who wi 6a cruelly: slashed Mon oi 11 sawmill on I M � . I - -No I never wr,0. " : I I a razor by the suicide Johnitayng, at which T I ' y Ludington had his right hand in 'a state of unconsciousness, r White - � I I here and there t ra, 0,. m, Ih the room in t e ruing. When rescued be was uncon- with 0. � . I I 14'Did you not Assist Air. Stevenson In 11 .' manglpd jusuch a way that the rinL finger rallied sufficielitly to be able to set his tearn - w,ith sny ohildree And I ant not over con ei�ouso iLnd died shortly after big arrival Siddalsville, continues ;o improve. - She - D'amputated, besides the en of the at liberty and to reach, home. A pool of . I I -, b1swork-do a gro'at deal of copying for -particular either. But wilen eat I want at t e ospital. The deceased was 24 years . data and slee well, but still in �'a weak had to b . I . , I 11 . . . _pmi "a big finger. blood on the road, which flowed from a deep, - hinir" I :i food, nutritious arid wb6lesom . : I do not of a' condition. Her many wounds give h r con.; index all I � ' � . - , - "IN10. Rose,-Xny 4aughter, did that. My i � I I I -Air. cGrath has sold out his wound'in his ibead, allows plainly that � - I I -ain ,11ilat. . bl 1. I � , , . I At r.' Simon Metcalf, of Galt� planted side Des )a com lain. . Hugh Mr. White nar ly I ant garbage tb4t n 01, " men- table pain, ut she d . # . w Take I ipw escaped being fatally � eyes are� too weak. l�-' I know It has been ro- I d of the �It tc pr mimes in M I I - '- I t I helped . my husband - tioning one of thi I 1110 t f re- the sced of a castor oil plant on the �4th of The young lady ays ale ,.tied o her- ould- ; hotel f itchell to Mr. . stated th- " 0 rael 'work �and she Miller, o -.Hibbert, for.the sum of 81;100. injured. � . I - peatooly -a cently established scho6l f st apid ity and May I ast. The tree which grew from it is be murderer to Cease his t . fi . d farm, Wallace town- - , . A maga- I . I It serve? It no I I - r waal Mr. Mil �ir -takes possession on the rst of -At Atholl 1*nk In 06t way, but M Is Dot true ' �, eight feet high, and covers a space of would go with him but is only, ropli I I - q smut, I I what pui pose - d - . zlnd &rticle pubilshed just after Mr. Ste- . r. McGrath's inten- shl. on Oetobei 7th, there passed peace I z - ts not 6�rornarlze. es no phi- oev ni feet in diameter.' Some of the leaves to continue witl redoubl d.v,igor t6butcher: Novemb er, and it is M : ,, - . A' I . VODSOU'S 'death -lad as one of Its illustra- It lteawc I I ZT' xlanderPx. CampliQ11, J. P., I � losophy, if it w s in as a text- are,3 feet long' and the trunk at, the root is his victim. Th awfuln.. a of the,' J ituation tion to r love to the Western States. y away e� e J J3 " ..... I �: . tions a plcture'0� .Rose copying fc?r my book for the hosp t4l, , ches through. now return , id that N611ie Ganthony,; the within a few dqs of 86 years of age. De- - -- � ' it s failure. So 4 -in' 8 *it consid e a*e; to the -It � 0 aa, husband. This � picture was caught by , or fowl. - It 11; . -The death is announced at St. Valentin, brave girl. If is a recovers s New Y*k acLress,� who married John ceased was born atl,ocht-on, Carse of Gorrie, . frictills'lcodak. ' Wl'ien we board that the. it is neither fish, flesh I . rs of a e , i herit i a � 100. CXarkl, th� St. Mw7s' lawyery has decided ettlishire, Scotland. In 1851 he cameto - F' I purposeless. It i skes no o io happier Que of Mr. Joseph Noel, aged 94 years. ,will, when 21 y . I - L I . Thi was known to Layng. . . - - article was,to appear and that this picture 5 to 94arate from her husband and sue for Cana&, and in 1854, a -long -with his family, I I � or wiser o: better. To what on then? Bub He Vt a veteran -of the war of 1812-13, be- acre farm. Thi . '- I � I Qn_ L I . used as ont of the illustrations,, r � ' te thought he had a fortune, but took up 300 acres of land the extreme I was to be understand,.I make no comp t agaipst ing )ne of the lamb survivors of that stirring -A farewell meeting Mlis Iiabel divorce. �, St � I I � Rose said, 'we'll t. � 11 events, I shall go I . i . liter- time along the frontier of the Quebec Pro- �Robson, who has for the Dast �wo years whentoDlate found he was penniless 1 and northwest corner of Wallace. Being Lof & . L , -I I I P � the role of Milton's the now w0man, save An the fift Id of I ' ' : 'Home, and a dim' .. . � � genial. dispositi�n, he studied to make all , L � I down to I fame I ature. She should be drivemu o from that vin(e. Asa boy,he- took part in the defence been a nurse 4tthe Nursing I P& 4. -and no T� . Oaughtcir�j' But 'wheri the article was pub- 0 cau : urnish . ; p romance, of I acolle Mill. I Sunday �qhool teacher of the Toronto Mis- -The e4 hm been a building an�d repairing friends - onemies. All through life - tl� the L unless 'ob - -11shed, undernea I - Wiarton . dispatch says,: Gustave sion and who was about to leave for boom on the Ub and 5th concessions 6f Ful- he was in enthusiastic vocal and inst, ,rumen 4 picture appeared sound philoo6phy healthful M rital food.-" --A . . . l Union, tal musician. He was, a staunch Liberal, I the words, 'Mrs. Stevenson, copying for �no lo, I Her shat, a German resident of Albemarle, the mission field in China, wasI he larton, past season. Francis Sphinx nier, bl�t pythoness now, . I . �ld on 1 d was for,33 Years ustlice of the peace. . � her busbapd.' This, however, was nothing whi e returning home from this place about Thursd,iay� evening of last week in �he Mis, Durand, August Saakel, jr, and Andrew an' i a - 80 with flashing 3yeg, stip delivered this . I � ceased lea,v , idow and three of & - to�otlier ahnoyanc6s we have had. Private 5 o' lock, Friday eveni4g, was s�t upon by . sion halb, junder Ithe a=f thei Torontiq Fischee have each built large. and comfort- De a wi i just dennnotatiox. The little room, so . I letters have been sold by people whom -we -- ge, burly-lookiDg man with grizzled A%.issio4 Union. I The oU the Sun. able bri -k dwelling houwe. John Pauli has family by his 6 t wife, John and Alexan- Ir. - m4ting- 0overf floor, its a la, - -. I I e plain with its * a der, Wm. Brown also 40 grand- . . comfortable frame house, also and Mrs. I . . deemed our friends, ' hai and beard, who came, out of the woods, day Sbhool pres6nted Miss Robson � xith � a builta . � �. Is ty few chairs, Its table laden witlk books, Its .t.! rge st le. John Balkwell has bad his children, 23 grOt grandehildren,one"brotber I It has seeinod, with a long drawn and had apparently lighted several stumps , handsome wri Ing case. In 1, acknowledging lar - walls covered with Samoan cui I os and pie- - 1, � , e g " Miss Roboon made � brie Id . i . I - sig'h and a tightening of the hands -on the ' that were burning on the roadside. Herb- ti ff�, 6 drets, b aumn r uilt. It- wu struck by lightning and two sisters' to preserve s tpres of one Wn,* wan face, i4iiunined by : of his. The funeral took place to the 214blesworth � . - I A i i � anne of the chair, ' I ' � d bu d last summer with part as if the whole writ lyeil of unearthly lendor and % - smile of - shatJ w'*s rendered unconseiou� in the in whi4h she drew attention 11to th rgent an I substantial stone ziabl� has been cemetery, i - - . 11) , I I � : i.uu world -had tried to make -Triolney out of J �ua,, and qro,p. � I � . -ex- *stru e, -and when; be- recovered, three n ed f niore missionariesi, 11n 1: Ch' I ; � . . - I . -- . I fare, tra ity, sop ei to t I � i - I I I I . pscenoo4t beau . 7 1 i . 11 - . I I . � � �91 1� � . 1i 11 ! I i � . 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