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I - . - - ,-.HVR � I I � 1. � � ..., � .1 . . � . . � - �EPTEM.9E .91897 11 - 1- . -- . ft - ---- - - Elm" 1� mommmi - I I = - . . I � - - I . . I- - I - I 1. --.111�i 11 - - I � I �- � � . 1. I - . . I- I I - . 71 ----------------- ZZ -1 - � - . I . I ) - - � I �. -- " I i . . � I I , -1-1 � I I � - I - 11 � � VERTIFE MENTS. rr4ument is x9tribu to a Is h. -J. MOE' . .�� . - - NEW AD .1 Government offite he co@d .-have ha:d one ba oals passed at was best seen in - her home, where her -A- thras mniiej, � whose band was . - 1.1 , � . . . � - - - 111111PU. R, e I � I � . � I a 14 41A 11irw I Vears alzo. There is no office in - the -gift of -the last Legislature, n t payers till sence will be greatly mourned. As a neigh - i t t d recently� is getting along very � . THIC**%�� . � . I . - 06P i I . � I AW The ftwe betweea the parenthesis, after each . ilie'Go,Vernment that he would prefer �o the June of next 11 h t pay theirL bor she was ever .kind and -thoughtful, .ex. well. He goei '�i . . ' - - I - . . I . onei denotes the page of the paper on which the � , . rt -- . year I il � L i to Wro*eter twice a veek, i , . - . I ' L � I - . � ,-, advortisementwillbe found. honor of representing the -'Intelligent peopie ISM axot Thie hea Of -one-t ird of the ercising the true Samaritala spirit among her where Dr. Smale drwm6a the wound. -Alims ! I . , - . I . �� - -aTAGP- at# . L I - . of a constituency such as 'South Enron in police force have been severed, d fiv�s On- large, circle of friends, who will gieably Ethel Scott and Mr. W Hamilton' left, on . 7 � I . � I I Of Ou the SuhJed of Qwdor�Grdg & kaodonald (1) - _ 11, - . . . I 11 I . . . I the Legislative galls of his native Province, e, houses of the fire departin ut will be m'iss her presence and helping 11and, , Her Tuesday for Harristoll where they will . . I 11 - 7T AP .ria stock- Complete -E. Versul Cc (4) , . � L �1 - . � - 11 �VIVN w Teacher Wanted -Win Carruthers (a) . and if he is spared, he intends to enjoy that Carded up,and all park and oth r impro � � � I I - I . . 11 ' � - - - - - . '. 11.1.RV I ve- disease was Of a painful aharactir,' being, attend the high school.,Miss Annie Allan, I . :� � I . � I .- . � . t . . I i . - � . - rostponect sale --win. Elliott (6) honor Ior the next five yep6m at any rate, ,ments have been stopped. * I . cAucer of he stomach, * which for months who was. visiting here for some weeks, left . . � I I - Plums--Thomaw, Hollis (S)L I despite the predictions of the Times wbieli . . . I - . . � ; . - T" Wotice-W= Efflott (6) SNo8v' x, -T - ScoTLA", - A Sno�w storm rey d h - system, for no medical forr Toronto on Tuesday.�R v. Mr. Craw- � . ;- Seto moa Some 1" - - P le(ouu n er e � I 0 go stj ay ; -- . A)" f*6 latonflon Butter4j. ButUr-A Stable (8) has, more than once, proved itself a prophet swept ov4w Scotland last " k.� he Grain. � sk its progress ;.but amidst, all ford'ooes to London next week to visit his-- . - . 0 0 � � : � . . - . I - . � r I wJe 81 . .0-11 . - PEOPL 'S .. Rouse for salc-Mrs. N. Cufi7 (6) I not to be relied on. � - pian Hills wer6 covered v�tth 0 . her suffering she manifested great patience r6lativis there. -'There is a lot of fall wheat I . - I . �, , settla I X I , , . raim for we -John Weir ( ) I , Im I I � � . 1�1 - . VVM-Aeft" .� � I I ..� � Teacher Wan'ed-W. C. Land3borough (6) - � � ToOK THE STUFF WITH . he Bank and bore grateful testimony to ,the goodness being sown this year. The mail is in fine � - . . � . .� �� Ir'tTabs. - The rdport that Hon. R. W . Scott, Secre. of Durand, at Rockford; Illincli , failed to of God, by expressin - � I , - - , Z104 V . � A Word to, FAMers-& WillN (6) � 9 her fullest submission condition to receive it, ' Mr. Moore, of 1� I I I - - I" I I , C-owmerolml School -W. J. Elliott (8) tai7 of State in the Dominion Cabinet,, -is to. Open its doom on Friday, and harl6o A. to His Divine will, and 'finding sweet con.. Brockville, whi)-wasivisitingat Mr.Hortoifs -. I I . - - � � -- dq one, RM I - Vow Stock of Tmalm-W. H. Willis (8) . . I [ 1. . " : � I , I . - ' I Norton cashier and general ma�n:& er of the solation. in the words, 11 Call upon me in the for two weeks, retvAed home last Saturday. . 4 I I Z - - - 0 :WlJ-JW40 ft . - . seamlew Shoes --W. H. Will]$ (6) be appointed, Lieutenant -Governor of On�&- institutt =d. I . i ,� , ... - F&H Gooda Arriving -Wm. Hoffmin (6) . ion, has.disappe-ared He is said to day of'thy trouble,'and I will deliver thee -The attendance at school has increased to I I . � - ,,, 7 1 � , - - . - - - � . I . . � . . � I . lw4eolared � Spectacles for All -L Daly (4 rio, has been very emphatically denied by have forged the names of proinine t farmers and thou shalt glorify me," 'Thus 40.-Dr.'Graffe,,"of -Clifford, who recently '. � , . - , - - whim I , . resting I I I I � - - - . that gentleman, who says he has not been to notes for various amounts, The bank peacefully, she quietly and triumphantly purchased the d#ng store from Mr. �Rown- 11 - I I ,- - V48* i om to �- . � - - . - I �.. I �, . . . 1� - .- -� � I 11 fferedthe position and would not haddeposits of about $30,000. Norton is passed to her 'heavenly home, -and the in. tree,has disposed of the same.to Mr.tRobb, . . I � I ,� - � the! � accept I I I , � . VVIA'ad . it if it should be offere thirty-six years old, and w'aa pr miueut.in cense of. sincere tributd to her worth and of Clintqn.-Mr.! � - ,�, , ight fouviou &#000.0t 0 d tobim. Noap- I . T. S. Dalmage, of, Wheat- ��- .- I - � � I - suo jjUowthe. I . . . - �-� pointment would be so pleasing to the people church ana basines circles. -- - I consistency is willingly offered by those who lay, visited his parents last week. � - . . - . - - I . 7 .. I . . 61tof -slang, . I I of Ontario as the appointment'of Sir Oliver knew her, and her children' with trembling � � � I 0 , I Wet" I � . I I- - lips and tearful eyes . rise . up and call her - - . . .� - . - Ap - I nene 11 I - 1� SEAFORTH, FRIIDAY, Sept. - 10.1h, 1897 MOwat, Crop Prospects in the 01d� World. blessed. I . I I Kippefi. - . .. - . 091 &8 - - I I . I I , 1�.- . � . I I j"iAd-?$ � PLrmi%---:T. Mellis again reminds his I - I I .. I I 11 1 4 Montreal. correspondent says : "'Baron The Mark Lane Express in its review of v �n - . '. , - - fr , Its in tbeA Direct Taxation . - . ma 'y ougtomere lq the plum line, that his cyop Is . � ,��, -up � - � . Strat&ona and Mount Royal will, it is ex'- the !,rop situition on Septembeil 6, says : JELensan. - one of the best, and! by the Orat of the week *ill be . . .1 .1 - . :.I - I - tnergy-, I 'Of Air. Whitney and his. colleagues. in their I "The weather has been adverse t' the com- I able to supply all with No. 1 plume ,at niarket price. - ; . 0 � � - � . � I I I � . pected', leave for New York on Friday next pletion of the harvest and the q antity of ENGINES FOR.SALE.-One 16 11. P. , Abell T. Nuums, Kippen I 15b2-1 . I . - I ap cand I I � - campaign, speeches never weary in telling Portable; two 14 H. P., Whites; 13 H. p., Sawyer. AGOODPIG.--Mr.Rober' Smillie takes great . . . - oy# il ' tWeamb - , � - their audiences that this Province is on the on his return to England. - He will be ac. grain still out is considerable. T e French Maney ; one 12 H. P. Waterolig - and Several inteMst in the raising'a .t . - . . ; 9 . - I � � ow -- � � companied by Lidy Strathcona. and Mount estimated at.31,000,000 q tem by second -band Stationary En In". Ill thoroughly nd. breeding of pigs, - I ,wporating- pul , - . .9 , L - - *X.1 . - . I I I . - ,�ebdllt, and good is now for -work. These Engines � re verge of direct taxation ancl that the affairs =ef writers of the Paris pr�ss. Cor- . L and in order to accomplish his purposes at - 'blt;of AtX1ge I - . Royal and Dr. and Mrs. Howard." 11 Baron respondents of English business fi�ms Ill be sold on reasonable tenne. i Cider Machinery- a profit, makes a point to keep the best . .. � . . � . -. -, t 11 of the Province cannot be carried on many Strathcona and Mount Ro AlP is a terrible state w'. make a completo line of Ilydraulic and Screw mers interest. And" L - *o1ved for I I - I . - . - I - . - , . , unt to f1T11D 33,0()O,- Presses of al)y8fze; also Jolly Evaporators, la,test . - - I ��,-Awftl Bile J .. I I years ,t name for a human being to be 000 to 36 000,000 quarters; h though Air". Smillie -has F,till faitht in the . I . � , - longer without resorting to direr y , . that the crop will amo ,i Austro- Improved dot-ign. R7alring-Engloe and Mill - I I . 't � I P 0 , t, .pro . oua`�� I - - . -. jtm�rks from -1 I taxation- It is true that this: same story with. * It is the new name -assumed by Sir Hungarian crop is stated to 1'. 17,000,00 I.i d - � - work mptly atten add to. Correspondance go. Jersey breed, he has' added another fine . : i I ROBF,RT ftrLL, Jr. .1644.tf - . g to his herd, ,which I he purchased from - . ( I .- at the plu3 i has been preached to the electors at each Donald Smith, who is nill Canada�s High quarters. If this is true, it adds reatly to 1. � . - I - � . -� - Wb, - LocAt BRIEwi.-Mr. Alex! Murdock, boot Kr. -Joseph Cairns, of Cainlocb. It is a . � . - . " ojjs�v*re has not] I Commissioner in England. It is doubtful if thd gravity of the situation. The* m4rican : - . � I . - � . I -recurring election. for the past twenty years, ; . � . I - ... . t ed by careful judges o be 68 an I I . . � INA I ; a young country like Canada can support a crop is reckon d oboe mercha;nt, in thisweek moving into thoroughbred Chester: white, %bich for I I tbal All tter Rt I �i � . ` � . I - . . I I bu-t'owing to � the -wise and economical finan- man with such a name. 000,000 quarters -or 11,000,000 quarters his new store. He is putting in large plate breed and quality would be hard to excel. - I , I � . I I both Ablis 7 . � I . i . . . � I today, bin . � � - - r � cialmanagement of the Government, this. -- - improvement, to offset a dechne o 9,9W,.- glass windows which will add greatly to the No doubt this wift be a profitable pig -to its I I . � 0 p � � -and the -otl � - i � - .--- � srW - I - � - - � I ' I � I 11 &I th4 glyl-) I Thi % Ion observed ar- sing on the political horiv- Peared in a Globe editorial -the other day, 10,000,000 quarters in France. All' Oth Oakville, where NOTES. -The farmers are complaining , I -1 -. - � � - i � the she went to attend the 1 funeral of her � � L I a- I st - I .. ? ... jileo�# -together x. . black cloud which the Opposition have so The writer of the following,_ which ap- 000 quarters in Russia and 6,01 ,000 to -appearance of his store. 'Mrs. Kerr has owner. � i � . I .. I 9 .. been unable to return fr 1� * F ock - � � a rotting. I . -_ - - � � evidently knows how it is himself : 11 The figures point, the'refoie, to a defi. iency in very much about the pota.toe 0 0 1 �! � I 1: ! on, I . . . . I - 1. A. 1�elievtr in r has'h � een, kept back and it does not seem the world's supp of.14,000,000 narters, brother, owing to the illness of her young.' They .are of good qualiby.-Mr. James ! -, - .- WAS - � 1. I . V I . I any uVripr-nor is it any more distinctly. I I . I .. tute. ; Toronto Exposition is -not. advertised as a Should ti I large as est child. -Mr. T, Curing S�oneman, of St.. Coopee,- accompanied by Mr. AlcFee, of � . SO" td tonr,ti* . q - � . .dbe actual] . � I � . . I . - -.. -- I J -1 .. IV, Paul, is visiting big brothers, John al�d Iowa, is bu�ing up a oarload of sheep. � , -the other belivved ; visible,t-h-ar, it was twenty years ago.. The matrimonial bureau, it is true; but., there is this, the stores of old wheat will b used up . . , . - I -, . mething highly- provocative in its atmos- and a crisis of great serious � William. -Miss Virm Cook! returned Tues- Mr. Cooper purposes going to Iowa with I . � 11 . I � . 1�: I � I the 8��r anow 4 Oppositi�on,,bowever, seem to think that 90 ness wil only be � - � . I - � . - - I I - pros day evening from Detroit, 'where she has them in a few weeks. -Monday last being I I � . � � �� ce to w" . did t , phere of good fellowship. The, joll prevented by generally good ,, ros eete for . - - 464 pie . . hey get' into power, they would not _ y show- I spent the past few weeks. -Rev. Mr. Mi llo Labor day, was well observed in this part. . . I . -7- - a - � . � , . the spring of 1898. We are not, however, left Tuesda . - � . . self. - - � I not exerciae this same judicious finandia,l man bawling his 'attraction I at the door of entitled to aru that h pro will be Y mornin on a visit to his home la fact all days a pear - to be labor days -in so IS, Its . I �, "Pe I I his tent is an acceseory before , -the fact in t in Hamilton. -The Itoneman families and our village. -Mr. V McClymont bad busi- - ; .. - the pi which th �, 1: .� management that has been practic6d go long inviting the world and his wife to enter. more than the average. . _ - I � I I I I � . -1 their visitors picnicked at Bayfield on. Tues. ness in London in the fore part ofthe week. JU99T � . I . I � - � hera, and The Villail : by the Liberal Government, and hence, 'None takes offedee- . - � � - at the imputation ; Cori- I I ,- I � . i day. -Mr. and Mrs. Macart-hur and child. -Between the beat of the past few da . .� i I I nlonie,nt. and fight. - � Y's I . led I � should the people be foolish enough, at the don but glances the more holdly, and Wingliam. ren spent Tuesday and Wednesday of last and the hard- work on the I&nds, farm A130VT .� . ; I - � -to a4tle his �opp t I . 10 n- I . Thisbe's heart beats the faster. In the I week at Grand Bend. -Mrs, Wiseman, of finding it a difficult taL . I I 11 % . I next elect' , to place the sepEre of power NftEs.-The Christian�s W'Ork4s are sk getting in wheat. his sal for doiN - L in. -their hands,,direct taxation would be the pleasant proximity of the giddy wheel, the carrying on very successful meetin' Clintoa,� visited Mrs. Ferguson, Monday mud A broad acreage is beirg.sown in this part . . .1 . . . 1� I firy, whirling gondola4 or of any of the things 4s every L -Miss Nichols, of London, ofent. this seamon.-The I - � -1 I . - . � � . o - night, in their tent, on the bankslof the Tuesday'. I mission band Vf St. � . . I - � . . -., The fight � Was rebe . ' . I � inevitable result. Well, no ,doubt, the that go round, eternal partnerships are ce- Maitland. -Wingbam is going whol�--ale in- a few days this Week with her sisters, rs. Andrews church have been.doing some good I - I � I -- I . . e to � look real to a m a mystical unLon in e - ; �, � . � � � people will take them at their word, and mented.- There is ' th to the granolfthic sidewalk business. Mr. Urquhart and Mrs. SimpooD.-Miss Jean work, not only,- in word but also in deed, by, 1 . . . . � gallery used to g( I . as they do not desire direct taxatior ding a box' of clothing to the Indians of I ---""1W . i � . i,.: they bag of peanuts shared, ind a, bond in the Grabam, of London, has the -cout�act of Kerr is visiting in Toronto this week. -Mrs. men IN . - . � . I.. , I � cup of coco&,gratis. -Kindliness germinates, putting clown the walks, at 10,1 cInts per! Simpson visited id Clinton on Tliesda .- the Northwest, --Air. Peter Grant, who is a . . � is biotiao remn0ded m wh I � - I � Py ly . � I . I - will keep the ere the have kept. them too, and flourishes in the Bohemian air. square foot, and has a foreman doA,ng the: Mr. D. Urquhart was called to Chathalm on grower of fine fruit, is now busy supplying . I . " � so long in the cold shades of opposition, - I .. , , but this did not .j , i . - . 9 � " - . 'Good temper, tolerance and reciprocity are work. Would it not be as well lor the Saturday to attend the funeral of his all comers with choice plums and pears.-- - . . I I I � � believed in r6absm, � and where they will not be able to impose its characteristics." town to employ a foreman for themselves. mother, who died at the advanced age of Mr. George Taylor, Mr. John McNiven and . . I . that a r4l- -fight woi . I, . . I -- , , � � a direct tax upon the people, no matter how It would cost a good deal less, and � would eighty -five. -The 9 mes uning are I among the 6rawd I � I I � - eye I inbutlioned tb q . acrammt- of the Lord's M r. Ja MILLINERY 11 - _ I [ -Ca ' --- 11 t We notice the followin in a. Toronto pa- just be aa well- done. -Beat supper will be disp fA Carmal Presby- I I . � . 0 9 . 08. of attending the Toronto show. -Mrs. D., . . �1� I anxi, us they, -may be to do so. Premier tie B� It - I - ,� ends.; That was t . . . - fri ; 0 i per : "� That the stocker trade is booming is this town, have raised their large barp, and terian chur,)h , Sabbath first.' The prppar. B. McLean, of the 12th of Tacker.mith, is . - � - � .. , tile indintnt . rmatt-er very, concisely in a a ast-two, when this'week visiting with' friends in Toronto - I , , When I Hardy put the; � ..tory service Friday at half -p I I ' ' - � I evidenced by the � fact th'at Mr. William had a first class wall put under it, and I I -1 . speech which -he recently delivered at Mark- now have just finished layin the Rev Mr. Acheson, of i Kippen, will and also taking in the abow.-T. 1y1ellis �is . .11 ofindim' retion, Ath � I Marley i9lone shipped 23 carloads of steers ra�olithic � , . . I -m I -.-: Of . 1. I L -, - ham. He said,: � � � floor. It will be the finest stablegiln ron preach. -Mrs. Eider and daughter, Miss ke�ping well on the move these days, keep- FINE DR-LiSS GOODS, 11 the ,Bt�er. � co I � . - -� - " Mr. Whitney and big friends say we to Buffalb on Saturday - He had a special county when completed. Mr. A. Tyfc�i`)1011- Elder, of Queen street, returned this week ing the farmers in tune with all plow repair- -. I I . � - I_- I - � .. - that when tilat i ' M � I - . cannot get an without direct taxation, train. There were odd cars shipped'also by aid, of Grey towmhip, is doing the whole from an extended visit to Manitoba. - Their ing.-Alm. Ricker, of this village, is visiting - � -� - ceajiles�:,betweenlnai I -- . other deiLlers, and it portends that at this job, and it is a credit to h many friends and neighbors are glad to see ftiends. at Bright.�Miss Mintie McG - , . I - . I - kuowi�ng that the first Government that im the w�y be regor, ` .�� wen clear"I Tewl I - I ; . wept by the " I 'hilieved in � 1, adopts direct taxation will be a rate of export there will soon be a dearth has done his work. -Mr. -8.'- Hendfroon's them back. -The entertainmentgiven in Cox- daughter -of Air. Archy McGregor, is attend w ... mo who . 4 1 board. Never mind what the Mail and of cattle to feed in Canada." It is a won- ne* brick house, on the boundary, has got worth', hall last Thursday evening by the ing the Model school at Clinton. -Mr. Dan S-ILKS AND.V]P-MVETS, . - ---� Oft incud,onli - Empire says, or what Mr. Whitney say der that some fellow is not howling for an the roof on, and Mr. Peter Fowler" - new Royal Templars of Temperance was a do. Beltand Miss Stinie Acheson are attending - � - � for I - I I I � s - tj - I I I . .1 -1 � . I � . � .. .1 0 Anil .064, "When 4 ' export duty on stockers. It on saw logs, stone house -*ias got the rafters cided success in -� � . - . - They Ina,j be good exponents of their im I on. -Al great in every way, Rev. Mr. theOlintonhigh sobool.-L-Mrs. 0 , E. Me - I .1 I � � � -..t-,-. I -#41aight here, if Y,= 11 11 why rot on stockers ? I . many have gone to the Toronto fairl from Hobbs, of London� gave an interesting Donald, of Heneall, was in the vill ' 1 -A v if they have one, but not of our pol. . _ age - -- � �� , - .,ffo a,u . ywbeft. I 2 � ,� rli�y, . address on temperance work and the Elim. speti�ling a -few days �dth laer aunt, Mrs. R. � 1. . iev in any shape or form. If you want th ` here. -Mr. Robert Paterson and fam"I , " f , - I 1� . e A lady brought to th ice station on Bluevale, left hqre for Manitob "I VTe lodge by their musii 'B. McLean is I ETS- AND CAPES --' �.. :,,.. 4 � - I assessor, followed by the tax -collector- e pol a on Res- jai. solections con - Mellis.-Mr., R, now busy . . ., I I �.. � - . - 'You thin)r go. �eh? I .. . the Exhibition grounds in Toroutoon tributed largqly to the . 11. � .. -1: � - . . coming round 'ever year wiih another Mon- day, to make their future home. -Thel crops. evening's success.- erecting a fine silo fbr f con;. In our gilit scene t4 .... y , the storing o . - -- I , 11 - Miss Amy Brett, teacher in Hills G . I . I � I see . o �-- column for so such to .be added to our _day last, three very valuable'diainond rings - around here are about all housed.1 The el reen, Mr. McLean is doing the engineering of the . �. . ��'-z- - s� pubrio 041 '- Wh- � I I , I . - , -- I I �., � I ,- . annual municipal taxes over ; and Zve , potatoes are rotting badly: -The flax(- mill 8 ut Sunday and Monday in the village.- work which, will assure a gbod. job. -MM .11, -.- � -10plot -,6f 'the pla-yi . I ; I L I : which she bad picked up in the Alain build- is very busy at present. 9r. and Mrs. Arnold spent a couple of days � .. ' . � , I � I I � what you now -pay -then put our opponents ' -Mr. John Swartz J7AC13:XVJ,.V CLOTHS ,�-- - i$4 -me. wtal , I i L - I '- - � -- � T"(11111 . - , I - � . L I - I I .1 in power, because they 3ay we cannot get ing. kv a curious coincidence another lady is showing his carriage team and his big dog at Grand Bend last week. -A very ha y East Wawanosh. " I .� I Vo short.is job. I I � r�ported last Friday the loss of three at Toronto. John is a hustler in the horse event took place at the residence -of r2r. - I I L . - --; - . along Without direct taxation � finger NoTp,s. -Threshing is the ordq.r of the . . . - �T-he ,I I I L . -1 � - That is rings which she carel , Richard Welsh, on Tuesday last, at three . � . - - � . I 1. , _ , Worst I of the q I their policy, they have proclaimed it in the essly, left in the. wash- line. -We were pleased to bear of th) sue, day. --Plums and pears are get�ing, TApe- I . � .." - - -blete-, t the descrip- o'clocki when his third dau hter, Miss Alice, . i * Were I ain building;,,ba4 , - " boo, at, L House, and from every platform and hust- room of the M, ceBs Of your public school, as shown bi r- the - Splendid time for picking.these thoon light I I- - Willi I .. . . - , I inga. Now, that I put it to them in -this tion of the lost jewelry does not tally with recent entrance examination ; 73 per 'cent. was united inmarnage to.9r.'James Me- nights. -Mrs. Robert Johnsolp, or.' fell from I CAPE , -CLIOLTHS � I --- - � mod boxers w6d 21g. ., 1. . - . . a , I don't -know what they will'say - that recovered on Monday. I is certainly a very high average. V 7hen, Arthur, oneof our popular. young on Saturday last and I was pick- . . .� � . � . I L . - �� I . zi- - The I play dragged *): ' I The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. I 1P - � I - . f � � � � I �`v - 61 -the tight wone. I they will go a little slower. At any rate - how�ver, you want to know if an to*n o ed up for dead, but she came too after a 4a '� a In I I , 11 � ; - . i 4AIt , . � that is the issue we intend to make with a! ilar size has � done so weTI, we are Kerr in the presence of only the immediate while. She got a bad fall. -John G. Me- I . " 7 � �. 4 The herolo hne, . L-1 I 1. . . them, 'Direettaxation and the Whitne Our worthy contemporary, th� -Mitchell pleased.to answer your -question. Miss M. relatives of the families.. Miss Emily, sister Gowan is attending Toronto fair this week. . --- I I AftinaldMarilhallsdu Government, or go on as we havebeen doin y Recorder, is entirely too sensitive, and its Robertson, who teaches the entrance class of the bride,- acted as bridesmaid, and Me: -Mr. William Keehine ivas home on unday D -RES 6 CLOTHE; I . I �� - - - 11 I ol here, sent up 37 papils, James Bell, son of James -Bell, of the IAn- afternoon. -Dr. Will Potter is ho'.8 on a - . � I . I I : Af.".in an utdertone �. without taxation and the present Libera extreme'sensitiveness. seems to have led it in the public echo . I I I - � i d 1111 xnark.you so .W I - . I Government. ' " I - of whom 34 were successful, an average of don road, as groomsman. The - bride was visk. He is attending the Toronmtoefair.- . - I I . - -ft - � to violate the impersonality of journalism, . c I , - - .- I 3 . the recipient of many useful and prett .1 I - ia mouth. ,,, � . 1 911 per cent. Many, also, took very high I ,V G. McGowan had the misfortune to I'll, '. I �". . c I - and to say some very spiteful things about marks. - Whilit your,school has done 'well presents. The -bride and groom are botli. � - -� � I" - - I � Instead of goiug tast . � . Me! ewe and two lambs. He found -them ---. I . - . Encouraging Worcls. the Editor of this journal, for which, how. yet, " up north" there are, also, bRghi well and favorabl known hero and their _doid in the field. -The potatoes in this part . LACES - AND . ILINGS,- - , : :&,my both ipArre aboul . man friends . . . . � -11 I a - . , - I -Mr. Edward Gurney, President of �11 Over, -we frankly forgive it. To relieve its pupilg, and competent teachers. y wisK them every h Wess. are beginning to rot, Prices are likely to FLO I n ; � � . Ahoy were too long I � � . Toronto Board. of Trade, and the head of the mind we may say that the term which seems Mr. and Mrs. McArthur left on t 6.18 �P a Iittle.-Mr. B. F. Quinn, of Brantford, . - � ,trollill the SoMery a : te have given it so much offence, had no I train for Toronto. -Mr. and M Dal- is spending A few -weeks under the parental - "W'st's de InAtter W � greatata,ve manufacturing firm of that city, reference to'the Recorder or its course . Chicago. rymple,of Creditoo, attended thefu ral of ,� I 'I, : � in 'n� roo'f.-Harvestivg is about over now. -The - DRE S TRIMMINGS - . A It ye g -it Jogedder?"" , ift � � delivered an address the other day. at a politics. With the latter we have nothing NOTEs.-Mr. Henry Kalbfleisch, of this Mrs. Dalrymple's mother, Mro.'F4i bairn, weather lately has been dry and hot.- . . I . I - 1- �- .1 lun cers of the exhibi- �o do. If it is satisfactory to its patrons, Lt place, has raised up his house, and put a on Thursday of last week.�-Mr. and Mrs. There is to be a tea.. meeting in Donnybrook . I . . . I . Then -they, both led i, tiort, in which he made some very remark- is not our business to complain. stone foundation under it. He has also Leeds, of Strathroy, visited at Richard on the 13tb of September. Everybody wel- . . I - -a VrAllor. T4en they Cl I - I . - I I ,� � '- I I able and encouraging statements. We may built anot.her addition to it, which will Welsh's this week. -Mr. Abner Arnold, of come. -Miss Ida Crittenden, of Blyth, who - 11 - -the . �in back h"led . . I - The Goderich iays - greatly improve the appearance of his Windsor, who has been visiting his - fa 13:OSI]FjR:Y AND GLOV'MS 44ey went. , . . u Star of last week i . premises. -Miss Lydia Sararus, of near this and . mother,returned hom e Saturday. been visiting at Mr. C. Stewart's, has . I - I J.0 . Bk � - here say that Mr. Gurney is not a Grit but " TheSeaforthEKPO',4lTo'p.deelines to publish -Miss returned home. -There is ta,lk of another � � I , i 'I Tight 11- 40 A 1td an, I 1D ace, is serious ng soon. Look out for invitations . � . . - *11is"red the ber-0 in J Simcoe Reformer, as, We - hope to hear of her recovery.-Alies couple of months in -!Georgetown, % . . � Q ype. " the extract from the I * * lY ill with typhoid fever. weddi � an AN. P. Tory of the most pronoun ed t,, Edna Neelands, who �e , He -is reported as follows, and we commend Torpn'Lt(t) Fine nights for bicvcl6 riding now. -M' -r.' . ... . , � The TrAlailk flilowed I I �� . - " invited by the Star, sayin , ' we profess Ella Wierdo, of near Zurich, was and Hamilton, returned hom* Fred � Watson 'shipp;d lambs from Blyth . �� . I -t, . .9 a guest at e Friday last. � . - 1, r � - Jhia remarks to the most careful perusal of `4 to be able to imake all such (extracts) for the residence of Mr. Nelson Miller on Sun- -Over 40 left this section on Tuesday for . -, I -,-, - In and they began. k -. our readers : I station on Monday. -There i it a lot Etc., Ztc. I � I -the time "the - - � r . . 1. f, c: ourselves, and do not need the services of day. -M easis. - Smrnuel and Pa del M iller, Toronto to attend the fair. -Mr. R. Coad of fall wheat to be g ' - . I i I . - 4bil6t 901 1. y .t w , i .1. � � � '.th,o hera lan4ed a righl . � who ere here attending the funeral of was in Clinvon thisweek.-Mrs. E. Rannie Janet and Lizzie Bradnock have conimenced � - . . .� . . I . 11 . - " the Star.' " Now, Mr. Star, this is not their father, Mr. Conrad Niller, re returned last week from an, extended visit a dress making shop in Blyth. � . . - f, di 1� � The cha�ge thal has taken place in the sown yet.-TT14! `Misses � � I '� , last six week& was the 'most important event exactly honest. You said that we had '. turned i . - . . . 0ye that ten� hiw'4ei, i for- to their homes in Siffawing, Michigan, on u Clarksburg and Caledonia�-.Mr. John . . � in 0 . - � .anadian history. It was a 'change so gotten to publish the item from the Simcoe Monday. -Mr. John Bender, of this place, . . I � . - � 144 the ,Dtbe* way All I . I ' McDonell is in Toronto this week attending . - . . . I � - great that its nature could not be realized Reformer, as invited by the Star." We re- went to Herisall on Sund the Bob ol 'of underta Port Albert ' . - 1* I - *411, as the. -hero V i; , I I I - - :11 hose whose interesta plied that we did not know what the ex- . . ay, to renew old 0 king and taking a . - � 1. - � I I - - . � - I - - I - I . - � uain ances in that vicinity. -Mr. Joseph special course in embalming. -The Clinton -Mrs. C. Rice has gone-on'a visit . � I �- .-� I � the Vie6e, but as . I - - � Z. 1 1� I. ience . . - 0 . - - �ftle oftp to,Ward him t � I - tract from the Simcoe Reformer was, or Miller,had quite an unpleasant experi New Era of this week says: -'Mr. Fred to her parents, Mr. and I'Virs. Kalbfleish, I .- . ! - . �� - I - .; were immediately affected. Since the Prem ac t NOTES. . I . r , ier had popularized Canada in England the what the invitatian froth the Star related I . . : . r - -- '- . . . I . .. . hivenot while out on his bike on Sunday. He was . I . �: -And knooked blutdowt , � - . - � I s d for ail extention or to," as we had not seen either. You goin Beattie, of Jackson Bros., has bought out Bruixner.-Miss Bells Hawkins returned to . .. - � I 141dt I I - - � trade which would surprise everybody. g at a good rate when the tire of hi the clothing and furnishing stock of Mr. R. London on. Monday, after spending her holi. 'I . , I I yet enlightened us on these points. It was is - - � I .1 I � -_1 -1 : on proffered hind --wheel *ot loose and caught in the, Coad, Hensall, and leaves Clinton next dfag at he r- home here. -Rev.. -Mr. Stoutt, . I . � .1 .1 - Now, by -AU the law4 I i I _ . ��111 - . - When added to this we had the fa4 of a the " j uicy paragraphs " y � that frame, throwl Mr. Miller headlong int ' Monday to continue -on the business in 0 1 , mornin V' I 't ,' ., - Apountiful Canadian harvest in a year of high we declined with thanks. n biton, will take the .g ser ice in - ' , � " he Villain 14 no tim I -- � I- jprices for breadstuffs, he felt safe in saying � the -ditch. Lutelily, however, he was n 0 place. Mr. Beattie came from 8 that Christ-chur h, next.Sunday, and on the fol- - - I , . ot eaforth i I'll, . . senowe 1b6# � � � � I that we ha,ve, now actually entered upon tb� dy- hurt. -Mr. Ezra Bender paid a some five years ago. He worked two years lowing Sunday the @mnual harvest home. We can - re nev . . . . U 40fthO hero -in -it I I � Sori.e time after the last Dominion elec- y Ili er � 11 Ur. - - . I � 1.� The gAllery know 1 - . period of good times so lobg and so patiently flYing visit to Miss Emma Wagner on Sun. for Jackson Bros. in that place, previous to services will be conducted both morning and I � � . � . I . . awaited. Now all was changed. I predict tions, Mr.,, William Smith, ex-M.P. for day evening. -Mr. Win. Kalbfleisch, who coming here, and hassince worked for the Ovenlng,bY Rev. Mr. Kerrin, of Mitchell. n" ' " . I., �1 �- : - I AtlWd the *0ro 'for AM I w South Oatariio, in a speech doliverad at & ha3 been spending a few weeks under the � an we ar .1fraftif. The wtage " - that at the close of this century we are to same firm here as cutter. He is an exoep. -Mr. Kerrin formerly had charge of this in be,tter shape th" e, this season, -to . � - � � . Lave three years of such prosperity as the Conservativo meeting, made the statement � I . . "I I *" un to on of the � I , parental roof, left again for - Ottawa on tionally fine youn man, and leaves a boot - church and his many friends in this locality I I a '. 4- .1. � .-AblL The bero knew . .. oldest of those here present has 'not before that Hon. John Drvden,' Minister of Agri- Tuesda . y. . � of friends here, wto will wish him all the will be glad, to-, bear him again. -Mrs. Win.* furnish 'the people. of Sedorth and v' inity � . �� witneezed. It has been estimated by statis- culture, sold the ofiice , - I success he deserves in branching out ,for Warnock a4d 'family, of Go'derich, aceoni- I . . . le ftok0the *Wain for 11 , I I . 4 1 1 - . � V ticians that the purchasing Dower of every of registrar of deeds himself. The Hensalt people wilf find him Panied by Mr.and Miss E Ider, of Hensall, . �- 1% a . - . - � I � -Y fought for five � I 4 Xnan, woman and child in Canada has been for the county of Ontario, and had used the ' Tuckersmith. a first clan citizen and a good Presbyterian, Went a pleasant day here by the lake, on -to-d'ate goods. . . . I ibi stAge. They " . . : increased this year about $19, mainly by money to defeat. him, Mr. Smith, at the TiiF, COU-NOIL.-A meeting of con oil was - . aturday last. -Miss ,Louie, Cun in h with. Up 11 � . - � ;: . 9 am, - . - I -� then recent election. held --at Dixon's hotel, Brucefield, o n . . . � I . laft*8 tMat a Is-" t4 - �.,. . the increased productiveness of the soil aud Hon. M r. Dryden " n� Satur- - UaIdelpbia. who was successful at the'-- recenlltl Junior . . - -. - *ii� belidii's eA6 ad . I . the prices paid for farm products. This of asked Mr. Smith to retract his statement, day, September 4th, at 10 o'clock. A by. -Ph Leaving examination, has gone to attend the I � I I I - I I � �� . I . ' tio�d I -the - i I I .11 itself will give such an- impulse to -business which he refused to do. He then brou lit law was Passed, authorizing the followpg NOTES. -The n6w school, which ' was Model school in Goderich. -William Pellow, . . - f!�OWVWY .4 - n , - I - � I . is, 0 orph!s father. I � � . as quite to justify my opinion. Thi an action against him for -slander. rXis rates to be levied for the ear, viz.: erected during thesummer holidays in this of "he Goderich bicycle fa t �, us at -14 " the -Mang . to- . . spending - sm .. .ether with the impulse given to trade with For county purposes, $2, current brief holiday at the _ t `1111 I'll, -- g action was to bave, been tried last Tuesday 884.82, requiring a section, is now completed and school was .a ' home 0 is ., ide a wful. I thl�at - ; . ritain" - at the Ontario county assizes. When i-hus raLte of 1.5 mills on the dollar ; for township again started on Wednesday 0 1 , � I I � arising out of the preferental tariff, .6 week, ro. . . Ing gave a party .to the young - � ... . , �40 AlMeb, the audil I - I � - 1. will cause a renewal of courage and pluck, bro� ht close to the scratch, however, Mr. and general school purposes, $4,087.95, (two with Mr. Ge6rge Howard, of ryodale, as folk onday evening Not a t ing'that we -know of ha'bee'111 - I - 1. . .last, prior to the '' . s - - lWommaA , In I - I - % ww"41 . . - � and a consequent return of confidence in, . It tten apology, withdraw- Idepar u of her son, Joe, who leaves short. :- � � dowt. - I ' . 8 it made a wri hundred less than last year) requiring a rate teacher. -Mr. Louis Allen, of near St. Jo- a . - I , � 1, I the commercial and financial wo ing the statement, and judgment was, of 2.1 mills on the dollar. The several selh city,moved to this place on Saturday.- 7 jo him father. -Mii Villiam Pellow, � I I 11Z. � - �- rid. It is ere �. 'oft. - .. I! - ye - .. quite impossible to exaggerate tfte effect of accordingly, entered for ' the plaintiff, amounts asked for by the boards of school T isat present not avacauthousein town. who left ulidone, -to secure th* In hiah on i -Mr. has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. - . e newest thingys at . - . � - W.- . i: 10 I . --valft,of appro , j . trustees are as follows : For School Section P.J. Munroe and Mr. Win Oughton,of H. Cromarty, London, arrived home . �� .,� the change that has taken place in En I d. Dryden magnanimously'r waiving any costs _Mr. . . . '. I � , , on -' I V-41 bad 1 � A4� . . - ... I give M r. Laurier full credit for There are a good in No, 1, $235.69, requiring a rate of 1.3 mills Seaforth, are e3 ljoyees at the ax mill. - Thursday last. -The farmers in this vicinity I 1-�es that will put L I and sullen. Tb � or damages. 41 - I - � ", , i t. , W'e'r e - any others I k i on )r - I 0 Z. . . tofore B ,anded, and y were pursued in P B and family, of Rengail, are all busy with their threshing. All re- . -lace in the front . � � --�*'Iling tO. follow 'the - I ritish goods were dem in Ontario who, if the -the-dollar ; No. 2, $9270, 1.23 mills - No. Mr. Robert ourp , - . .1: . - . '2-t like manner, would be onl 3, $198.40, .8 mills � NoA $66. passed .through here on Monday on their port excellent crope this year. `1 -- . 1� the term meant simply goods made in Great - y too glad to save ' 95, -.35 mills; I . . :, I 'Ift JiftTions Ocaxsion 4 . th � .. . - I #,.] 11 - . - � .. Britaixf. We had -tl eir skins by follow 'Mr. Smith's No. 6, $150, .93 ; No. 7, $152JTS, .85 ; No. to the lake shore.-LAIr. Peter Beaver - . . . . . . - � ANIAting unlill the vexy I , . D compete with Ameri- ing way. : . I - . � I - . I cans Without a shadow of advantage. Now -`za"'Ple. , - 8, $363.66, 2.6 mills ; No. 9, $349-43, 1.8 was in Crediton visiting his uncle on Sun - � . Drys"e. rank fo 6 e e - �. I'll :- . I - V A ht Should end. : - - . � 1.7� _* ; t1he buyers seem to understand what rela- mills ; No. 10, $102.11, .7 mills- ; Union day.-Mr.A. Rosso and Mrs. Emma Schilbe NOTEs4.-`While engaged threshing at Mr. . . - � . . ., 72 I . .1 I I Tho hero fiought depip I . - No. I'McKillop, W.7 , .4 milltv. Mr. were guests at the residence of Mr. Adam Robert Nicholson's, Albert Woods, of.Bay. - . � , I I tion Canada bears to the. empire, and her News "Of the week. - I . - � - - goods tire gi James Cu ' of Egmondville, was re. Smith on Sunday evening. -Mr. Joseph Dn- field,who'was pitching grain off the scaffold, I . . - � . � �. - I.. . ;Vlb,� The,plot of the " � q .1 -iven a preference everywhere. D,tVID PowELL DEzkD.-David Powell,— appointed m' ave some special tion In lost his balance and fellpartly through. I - . .� 1--, Aoa,his Tiatory blit tb � - ex -governor of the Bank of England, is $90, and will be required to furnish satih- tOw ' -,� ', I am regularly in receipt, of the most grati coll'I'enfo'r for 1897, at a salary of rand, must h attrac ,. .� . n, as be is here on his bike quite I I I � �� .. �- , fying-and the most conoluRive, evidence on dead. He was born in 1840. 1 Often. Quickly he caught some of the boards which .. � -- -A" fouglit as be -had, � factory bands for Slo,000. Parties who are -Miss- May Lacome, of Drysdale, is at - I I . � I I 9, � I . this point. A GRAVE OCTLOOK.-A despatch [ saved his life, for bad he fallen he would . 10tin.' 1USPItS 1Df � - � . . 'for the im- present stay I . W� V� . says : assewied under by-law B of 1897 ingwith Mrs., L. Jeffrey. -Mr. . �� I e of Big Louis Stelck took a trip to Clinton on his - - I *b96 116refuved to be J .111, . I mnnw� NVith typhoid fever raging? scurvey in provement and better maintenone have gone dire3tly into the cylinder, . His - �� - . ; F,ditoria 140tes and COMMent possession of qe[Lrly one half the popula fork stuck into the machine close t one of - '00,d-. - . . "d Allow - f � - I -. S. � - Drain may pay their asseamenvin cash to bike on Sunday, � and returned well pleased the feeders. 0 alu a . - the bero to" I �t . tion and water'to thick and black that it t . -The Misses Leguar' . � '.1 . - . � . - -.1 41 The Exeter Times says - 11 TnE HURON esembles coffe he treasurer up to the 12th day3of October. . . , of Lon- ... I ; . . As au -1. I �� I- ct . with his trip. -Mr. Arthur Stelck, who has don, are th ears of Mr. and Mrs. I I I . . I'll � -'At 1111411t t, I .1 EXPOsITou, whose editor is the M. P. P. ,the winter pro�iises to beat least precarious. re . . I . � � I - - he stage inn I r b, life in. Dawson City during Assessments not paid at that date will be been employed at Mr. Paulin's hardws, Turner.-Mre Vilhim Turner was the . . - _ - � e I * � I . I Awft with, the 4ft collected, with interest, in seve - store, in Wingham, returned home last week guest of M;. P. Jeffre on Sunday.- . - M --- I , i -� 11 for South Huron, says : ' Mr. Gibson did WAST RE(,�irRocmy. -The London Times stalments. The next meeting will Yea hold and intends going to Manitoba in the near . -*1th 00* =Ight I , �, - I , .. - C I I - got secure his brother . � � � ' -Y . .� , the registrarship of ,of Monday publishes a despatch from'Paris, at Kyle's hall,on Saturday, September 18th, future. I I I We are sorry to state It Mr. R. Oir i's �. ..on.kons "I - the grA �� . . � i - w . , �- - A.- ft : e , . - . . -- � . -, , - - V-01. � I Cc Huron. giving the text of the petition sent b th at I o'clock, when t6e engineer's report on under the doctor's care but hope that he - I - ol) of ith . .. � IV , Z bo - I I i � $W104 � I . . - I C U I will soon be better. -Millis Leimar, Tar- I , 1- -- - t - hous , .4, -' Hewas instrumentalp however, American Chamber of Commer e i Nria the Sprost drain will be read and considered. ' I , i I ,-- Z A .4 - I - , - . Lftkelet.� and Messrs. Black and Dewar . I - Ida* WVWX"twood � I in his brother getting � the appointment, to President McKinley, for the' establish- - ner and Black I - . .% J e . � . � . - -The farmers are getting very were the guests of Mrs. Snowden one even- � I . 1.1 - - I- . . . . . J%ftlip mftut- 442 1 1 -- 11 - securing it for -him." ment of reciprocity in trade between France I August 31st. 1897. Mary Habkirk, beloved good weather for t I - .1, , - - v 4c, which is practically O-BITMiRy.-Di d, in Tuckeromith, on NOTF,S. � - . 1. Wrong again, Mr. Times � Wearein apo. and the United States. heir har0ent and the . I o '. � 1� I I � -- ir wife of E y are ing last week. -Threshing is still the order . � 6.t rX . M .,,�� . .--' I Id J101131hiAlsont s; Iliott Fairbaim. She was the making good use of it. Many are finished of the day. The wheat in turning out fine, � - I J -11 . I � I . ''I,-- 11104 U thWA,ftP& $' I -I . sition- to say that Mr. Gibson was not even HELD UP A TF -Aix. -News has reached third daughter of Robert Habkirk, of Nis. and another week's good weather will find Dawson's Golden Chaff taking the lead. - - �1 . .; � As he *AA - �, I , 4,! instrumental in his biother getting the Denver, Colorado, that a Gulf passenger bet Mill, -Roxboroughshire, Scotland. She all done. -Messm. McLaughlin, of Fordwich; In low then three dap the Snowden Bro- . .- - I . M0 I - . I . - - � � - � - - . . , lthsw 2 apOointme4t," of registrir. The statement trainwas held up and robbed at Twin was born October 17th, 1833, united in mar. Gillen, of Clifford, and another man from there dealt out over eight himilred bushels . . 011on owt o,f . " of the T - I I . � r� , . - I . . . I I . 460 Aft . t .imes aloa that Hon. Mr. Hardy se- Mountain, Friday might, by two masked ria � on May 4th,IM5i to Elliott Faievairn, Mildmay, are making a ra d on the. cattle, of the Dawson wheat to their nel ' I . - L - .- tftcs did not It -3 . I : � cured a Judgeship for his brother, and that men. Two men then entered the express .. i � gbb6ra for � .. . * � . , � � � . - " .22 , - � ke Any Pat I � ant in the mouth of June in the same year sheep, lambs and hogs in this ,�ic�nity. on seed and if they had an much 9gam to spare - ,� �,� La I . t I . � -- I . i 11 . I L IL ' I . . I - - = Ron. G. %'. Ross made his brother-in-law car and blew open the safe. From $5,000 ;pirgrated to Canada and settled in the Thursday the farmers passed, throu b with it would have all been taken for seed,which I ., Alftned tD allow hi 1. regis rar of Middlesext is eqns,11y untrue., to $15,000 was taken. u on � � L Z : Tract, where she remained until her cattle and lambs. Mr. I . � :, -- � . � Wfie; Times conelnitts its somewhat iff-na- B,tD For, THE IRISH --The failure of t e Mah�� soll in all speaks highly of that kind of wheat. : I , � I death. She leaves a faithful bus - , L 11 "ayme ome, and 4 i band, six - - 1, I - - 1. -tared snarl as follows : " And what Mr otato, hay and corn crops in e $315 worth. -With th advance in grain the � � , * .::� - �. r most of t I sons and seven daughters and thirty-six farmers should not h wl much over their W - 0 t c WeLean, should - L sistricts in Ireland ,has resulted in I : . C F i - -_ -- - them botlL-' A . now do is to secure -One of the young men who left Mitchell . - v � � t - - �-. I ; some fat office for himself, for he will never gloomiest outlook for the winter L . I - . 'p - - - . � . . 11 , - I . � . i h Id' fi do' - - � . � tie grandchilaren to mourn her demise. Her hard lot this year. -A Air Goodheart, a last g for t e go el of British � ,I. . " � . . I - I.. - -- - . M � - T ie 1 children are all married excepb three, and Russian Jew, lectured to a fall hall here Columoluiam, writes home as follows: We � ; I L - . � � � I - - . . . I . - - . . -- LQ,VeL the opportunity agirn of controlling chairman- of the Michaelstown Board of all reside in Tuckersmith, but two none and last Friday night. �L . � I 1-11 �- I AU 2% MW I � 3 no i �, I I No do He failed to make his haie two good .claims,, and will try -and dis- - - - = -1. . ' , I . f� � - � L I � I -1 the natronage of South n." ubt Guardians, at a meeting held by that body one daughter, who reside in Manitoba. She lecture either interesting or humorous am r . . -&16-: 1 A. I j . x I 11 I . Mr. McLean will be very thankful to our on Thursday last, declared Ireland is on was a good wife and m 9 .. the Joe of them as soon as possible. The - � � - . I,- � --, � -am . 44 1 . ... - � I .-V 1. � contemporary for its disinterested (?)advice. the verga of a great agricultural crisis, and I marked common sense comments, jovrnalisU and clergym6n stated. dyke excitement has turned all eyes in V -- 4A i . other,,possesoin on F ft ,4 �� I and good cat . � � We dare. say- th praoti He gets good collobtions, and to him that i's that direction, and - . - . �. . � I - i -- Times and its -p'rompters that. numbers of ratepayers will be com- I judgmento helping -and counsel , -may have to wait for DRY GOODS COIA-PANY ' P-21" , �. � we - . -- � , I I I � � . I � f q � e is not to be _ ling with a everything. -Miss Park, of Kenilworth; some time before we e4n -make a sale !We - . . I . . -4 1 - .. - - . 19, do - � would like very well to et rid of him in pelled to go to the workhouse. . * . I - 'a , I - the v� ay they suggest, but t I view to the highest and noblest in�relllttl of Miss K. Darroch, of -Harriston, and Mr. consider we have done' well,. as few people - * I � I I F � �. �. � . �9 tuft t: . . DULUTH HARD Up. -The funds of the her home and the eternal welfare- of her A. Darroch, of St. -Catharines, visite& at j. around Lillooet have �;�- I - disposed of so easily. Mr. McLean -does city of Duluth are pr exhausted, ' family. The. departed better property than . I . - .- � - " - .� I . not want; any It actica Was a � consistent Darroch's last wieL-The thkeshers are in ours. We are oil enjoying' the beat of - - - - - I '� . � -, � 4 eat a � -- I I - � I - - � my ,; � fat offiqe-" nor 4ay office and the city employees will pi�eybably not be member of Carmel Presbyterian church, most cases -having a rebt these days, or help. health, and our -outing has doue us lots of I I � - I . , �� , ,: - � I . - I I I . I -- � � - . - � . - � ol�her than he now has, If he h&4 wanted a paid off for many dayo to come. This em- , Heusall, but the 9011111inencia of her religion 1 � ing the farmers. The litter have no time to good. - I . $eaf -th s'-Greo '' . . . ---_� � I � . . . . . . . . . �Jr lest Cash Dry Goods Store, ,.fim - � . ; � I loop - . . : I � : ; � I � � I . I . I I . . - � - . - I � . � I I I . ,I - ! � . - 11 . I � . � . I . I . � - . -- - I . . . � . - - . . I . � . I � - I � . I Z I : . . . . - � . I . 9 - . � :� � . . � I � � . - I � � � � . , . - . . 11 - � � . . �F - I . : I � - � � I , � :1i . . � . I .�'Ll' -,--. - . �� I - . � I - - I . : 1. - . I . I .. 1. � , .: � � I � ; I .! � I! i . . � I I . I I . � � � !, - � . -- ,- . - ; ; . I . . -1 . t , , - 0 1 - . li 1 6 'W1 V� , , ; a t - �Ij �- ,- �, ' , 3 - . I I I . IV31, y T BU ; �u We 1114 r I I I 0 D10c," I I i I C-OMPLE : I I ; ,I � �, � I I 1. - I � i I I . � � .. I � I- � i I I -1 , � . � - . - . - I I . I I . . ; I i � . . 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