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The Huron Expositor, 1897-11-26, Page 1� - I , � - I . - - . . i - I I . � . 1 � : I , i . � _� - . . - � I 11 I - . i, � 7 � . . � - . I , I � � I - . � � _� , I � - I . � - . . � . i i? - � � .- � I . . . I I %I! z - - r - I I � � . 7 - o . - _� - - I � . � . . I I- . . ; 1 1 � - , � - i , - - .--- . , - 1. - � - I - . . � . -_ - -_ - - - � — —_ �, I I ! I � I - - -_ -_ - _N"� - -_ I . i I 1. , 1 - � I - � Z . i I I � � 11 . I I i - 'i 11 I . i I � I . I I . : . e . � ; : !i �- I'At 1897. -11 �__, . , . __,�_ * I .. 14 , �_ , 411, � I I . � - I _ �L I - .. �_ . . � - I . . � ; � � . � - __ , . 7, A~ Jar - - I , - - oftKd� - _` --�r., %;>...x�_.-ns - X,eAo I . I N;;�� - _� - "N M�� _1ft-_1.____-0� - t I � E � . . . I � - I I � �51 . 1. I I � � . . . I ��Z t , "N' ftig� o I - - - W-11 , I I I . I . ;,� � � ,�� -3 ,�*Z -*7 N7 'V 1W y a 1=1 � . - ri- _� I - � I%, lk_�Pl 1%.01 ff W _� - _*�_�_e 17 N7 \ N% : . .7 � .. I -1 - I 1 "4 . : ; I � - I ; I � . I I I . I � 1�:� I - . . - 1, - ; i , � . i . I , � - . . - . _. t . I A A ___7_ 1 - -1 - =_=!=��_ . I B I - i 1i - - � A i i � i I i - 4 I ; it ; It . I i . i - 1, � i � �! . i ;� � I I .. � �, 11 01 i . 1, � � ; � .1 . _1 I . � � I ! ; . A - I I - - I � __ . i A ns -us that the time ing of all -kin(j% hag "'to Change lighter � heavy Weights Of 1soes stock of coq 'he best we've ever , :r ; 'best in assortment, F,Very department - is �, with bright, fresk . good qualities, mark- �, � ar . ,es. � P"L , e 11'antles"&i.-i" I 11 � ". , " this season hag been w I . ad the mantio gtook. Of - - I I - . le mantle business has � 11 � � I I r itock is well assorted " ." - I nento, but the $0011. . w �� I ,!",,rhioico You will bave. I I Is' * . - � .. , Z . I - tles, high turnover ...... Lwo, large and six . �� - *ttons close around - - - - - , serviceable, stylish, , LLLLLL �� . I , tr $7 -.W_."- ..1m90., .. I I .. � I . Niggerhead 0oate, ' � � L I L collar, card,edge; �� I . I regular $7.2�... ,,k5.65 I . . . L - L - d -- Bargaindi � - I atli in felt and camells, �- d ribbon velvet bands, � . - - re all season at, $1.25 - 11 I your I CyAr inockings. � ' for cold weather ; the fte low , Yoli � hosiery here. , _ ��obhenatpg,:trtdasphryieek&incla at - . L . 4 - 4 we have four special .�, Is at 25c, 39a, 47a and �, [ualled for value. . L � L ne. bf. ribbed cashmere,, . sizes, up to -350 for the . . L setter. . i �e several good lines, but ,I � t 1 1 wears like iron'L 28c for I - , I i r ft- I � le�ry that wears, at prim ' My'. . ,, . . . - I - I - L BroS ' - I L . ,ns 1.21 � : 1NUPORTERS2 . - r - .INTON. - .,_1 . I . - I —,----- L � , 11 .: �Dr about three mouths.-, 4 congregation have put &_ :_4� manse. bteasre. Ruther- �p of Wroxeter, supplied ib � .1 ao this week. -The flaw A - until the wet weather - is �;! im, other to,wns, who have . went home the begim�i$ , q until they are wanted. —9- . - � - aorr2s. . � I �c,Axthur, of thOL .56h line, - -0. Michie, left on Fri- �er, where he has got & � many turnips are out in ro. - Watson had a new is fall --Alexander Bus- , oa Tuesday last, -from rea &very good account of may go back, -Mr. John ne,is making preparations - e Nvs@ under . his barn the notioh, sales are a rare oe- , - I I � this fall, -The roads V4& L d - -A i -, k Chtistmas tree enter- P -j eld m Knox church, Bel- � . _. evening, Decemlier 290th Z � . . f� . ' ." I thi tho Sunday schooL, - . . - ' 7 1 welcome. -Thanksgiving. J . iday oi next,week--7--1Uf- r6nto, occupied the - p�ul- � terian church, Belgmvp, -1 ,-Ray. Mr. Ross, of Brue- 'I � �n the, new church at- .' I . � . $7abbath morning, and : - ' �-, -of Cranbrook, in the, . - - - I -�b:L) _ j �, -etur "' i thtel r ,tied ;, . - � lostock on Friday. -T110' ! i Thomas-Pi�roe, $OnOf �; - . erce, Were mterred in the - , , I ry on Mond&Y.-FrAuk ' ;_ e rdine, was in the PO -Tb � I � �- - I Charles Wallington, Of- ,I �% visit o, her parelltsk � 1 1, 1, �,J� C ; ,V , , � �m c onnel�� -Are. I : . i IS the guest n! her $I'[ - i Ilia. -Mr. 3ksoo, i - .� I . - I, Ja . Northwester I I [I Sjr iere" from S atfi6r i . el . _r the break on the WirQ` - . � and Port Albert. -There, .11 - � held at the reEridence of I n,' Jr -1 on Frida,7 evening �. � n, ave re�l -- an � A. Green h 1; rt William,. wherer theyff - , � 1-1 I . worklitiff on. diedge. X& a. Hawkim has b�pii - ' - for the coming year i1v . .- ' - .. � 11 _shfiepld. � . ; - �� : � � �rus4els. � � � extmoa-thlyfair will be �Y,, Deoeml�er 2na.-J. D. "' II - . )as sold his trotting horset . I B.. Aubrey, of yontrealt � mron Farmers� Ins,titutO a, il"Sels on January 22nd - - - - - - . eei-A ligb to start thit Week iis being installed d9lY- , 12� " �:gue in��ud having an e- __Ulllksgiving night-1-11WY '- , f bmight horses here � ol� �I a ,,�ts, Shot by a porter in a, � �er an altercation abont � It is s,vid he cannot live. - �s�.ma.u,'and Only in tbig - - �yea�s. There''WaS & goo& (aboult him, he, wagi AlW00' - � wroug, -which no doubt IWO' .Samuel fatality.- . h 3i 101C [ i.�, r k e t'l - , purchasing grain '". , 'a ' '0 S is a judge of = _ M OAX ;bert Thomson ships i Or �. -0 . _Tb# _ , . Id land this week. �J'arine Band paid Biuseeb 1 and gave, an entotts1w. I-,--, a�y I s. They yl&Y good ju" - 1. irt on Dece6ber 8tb- -Rplu� � , ,, assisted at the opening of '.. t Molesworth thisweek.:- �1 of S13aflorth, is visiting '0 - - � �,Soott, an old resident 0"' - r ,ris, has -moved into tOWU* _ . —0— - d:q - iisworth, P. former- attell . ,-all high schoj,l, had a, D"' , A from tnitoba, not long Agov � - � a prairie � fire. .Iffe With � 1* 7e chased a long distSU000' ' �bliged toburn the Era" for ar : their faces ��tff the fte . . � - � I . I I—— �� _�� - -.,,.. . zr i I - I., L .- � � . I . . . i C I : i i 0 N M X_U1LPL=,LL%7L1§70 1 4 1 THIRTIETH YEAR. . . . I � , .= "Muml .MWMIS I i I I I - . � I �� $1 a Year i I I I � w I - i - I . I SEAFORTH FRIDAY9 NOVEMBER 269 18970 � I in Ad�ranee. 1 WHOLE NUMBER, 1,W3. I I - . I . 9 -i I . . . - . - � I 11 1. i i - . . . I . lc�____ __ I I . . . L - i ttli ling - t � o council has tiken action in the matier and and condition. Requirements are for iar�ej the shook of the operation. Mrs. Fer u on I NOTES FROM THE DOMINION of his school, made a mistake in se ng the ver I .1 I I . Is _y different from mine I am wil bright colo i - was the daughter of Mr I . Pott, i of I . L CAPITAL. � charge against him. ' . speak with certainty as 'to to observations has offered $200 reward to the person who qua,rter-cut fruit, and dryii Dis 'i - . I all small chunky Woodstock and was married ut no -1 I 9— � not having been made. Even if they were causes the arrest and conviction of the courage and slice and . -4 . .1 I � ' . & 0 A� 0 0 1 OTTAWA, November 206h, 1897. � High Court of Justide. they Oo not appea.r to me to fall within the criminal or criminals. � stock. . Poeitively reject da. . wet or ft � years sao to MT. Fergusc u. The funeral I . I I I in Woodstock on Tuei day last and was category of censure. If His L�Drdship did -Mrs., Camthra-Murray, who died at her blown." Fly-blowa must bWe refully WAT took . The question of transportation is one The C I hancellor of Ontario, J. A. .Boyd, _e�press any comment upon the conduct of residence on Jariis street, Toronto, of can- ed for. In many sections far, re 4'heid biij" largely attended byv Stra - Ord fridudis I by li, .. which the Minister of Public Works, the open the' fall term of the High Court for the .k I a diArW to whom Mrs. Fergufion was highly estee�ied. I . ' -valued at and tests made from nu ' L I - either the council or the clerk, without hav- cor, on Saturday, leaves an estate .. I : L I : . Hon. J. L Tarts, has -forced upon the �st- county of Huron, on Monday afternoon, r badly affbptO � Wagner, South Tavisto6k's en, ; I tentioikof the Canadian -Government and with a docket of 6ve cam for adjudie U. heard any argument upon the merits of over five milliohe of dollars. show stocks � carried ove ,d, -Dr. J. I ;8,. I ; astio -blown, if not riddled and otheiwise I . in - terproitrig ve . - I thge case trom the icoun�sel who represented -Mrs. Fisher, of Hespler, was held up on Fly terinary, has procured a - the le generally. The minister has The'decisionsi were an follows : nj it would be a singular the street by a tiamp Thureasy'night while sound' can be used for Ceitl iff purp a e for clipping horses t at is a stri4ing . . " 1*0 . . . � : . 01011 visiteat lluff&lo, Boston and Duluth, and in STzwART vs. MnjAm,-An action for not' them On the mOtio I - : ; B Y . - I departure from what one usually expects home from paying a Visit to a, about'half value, but are i inshippable tor of ingenuity nd a ill, With this � . � assign. r W . . . at present -in Now York City looking over the performing properly the trusts of an n2iguhmit! and relieved of her purse, contain. export for ordinary use, and liah io =ine he can clip& an 36nim&I in a �-ery '. � Fbor there, so an to be able to obtain some ment under Cap. 1,24. At the conclusion - - . � I . I i bar . from our Judges, and Justice Maiedith is as . . brief space of time. ,; � careful a Jud ' this r ?set as there is'on ing a considerable amount of ni seizure. � i "I : : pew id4w which he n -Ay be able to carry out of thebase, judgement was reserved. the- bench. ftei'ens pitylt ore is no short' ��Mr. Christopher Harrii, Oul reoll -Mr. John Maney, of Ha -riaburg, iko old -Mn. J.- S. Cdppin, a' I litchell, has �old � �, I . , , A . I . in connection with the, harbor improverneuti SCOTT vs. Srup,sox et &I. -An action *to hand report of what wan actually said. has received a box by express forforn fio s;1 and respected resident, diad very'suddefilY her cottage and lot in tie south word, ; . � � . . in Montreal. not aside the will of the law Jerry Scott as . 1. , .P �, Yours, Frank, of Morden, Manitoba, "containin on Wednesday of last week b4. MAnOt known as the Baker h stead to John . � � � 119 who ieL75 years of age, 'a I , ; Better and more direct trainsportation, be. After book- e combined weight of whic, ros ,as usual ib the Hance, of Elms; for Mr: Hance is ; having been illegally executed. G. F. _SnErhEy. four potatoes, th . P, mined I . tween the great went and the seaboard, �inf the evidence the case was din I Toronto,November 2, '97. * was 8J pounds. best of spirits, and went o in the field to i i � retiring from farming and, .is moving to , _� .WORD 0 with sufficient accommodation and modem thout costs, His Lordship allowin the - -Mr. W. A. Grenier, who was sentenced pull turnips,while Mr. Hill drew them to Al with his mother a#d sister. . � I defendant � executors a wato '� , to six months' imprisonment for libellin the railway for shipmenti Hill, on return- Mitche I . I facilities to handle the, traffic are what he I hing Me! and Mr.Hays having sent him a copy of A. Z's. 9 -Avery pleasing tho h quiet eVerib I wants. Thisix.oneof his . - a4, found Mr. Mar�ey lying;Oh 4 * I I reasons for getting formal cost* out of the estate. ' positiively, up such-ceneure Mr. Tar Minister. of Public' Works, has Ing for a Ic _ _ - P . Own, . ieport he states, took place at the home of Mr. C D . M __ __ . I the Interoolonial extended 1;6'Montreid and MCCARTHY et Al VS. PROCTOR St s6l.-An was made aAd'no order whatever was made been yeleted,. having served one month of his side, dead� and his bodyy till waim, the ! !the, Sth inst.j, the � � � Hibbirt, on the evening of . - ; for increasing the harbor accommodation at action to remove a cloud from the title Of by Justice,, Meredith as -to costs. therefore his sentence. � deceased had' pulled about I our or five,rode � � I . � occasion being the marria of Mrs. Nellis � � I that Port. . lands in the township of Goderich. Jud - -In July last, Charles Livingston, "of of turnips in 11111!s -absence, end then divp- - i - I . 9 A. Z. mistikes the fact when he says the . I Harris and Mr. Thomas anson, both Of . - � . *1 Judge -ordered the trusteen,to pa,y costgof Hairiston, bought twelve young cattle. He ped while at work. . � , 'WHAT OUR RAILWAYS COST. ment reserved until after, re-executorm of . -I,. - . , - J. P. Gerrie in A to. Munro. � I What is a by -word q Every one knows No country with the mine population as W. P. Proctor, argument to take place in their a�ttorney out of the general funds �of turned them out to nasture, and in four �Rev. of oronto, -Mr. R. B. Andrews, the popular and , � I . � .1 7 - m0n n � I . I Canada has expended so much money in Toronto before His -Lordship. ' - the school section. Yours, &e., Z the the twelve Ve�d had gained i cent letter to The Boston Cc gregatiohilist'st successful menager of the Listowel piano I � - that it is a familiar saying. This I building railways and , canals in the same Rossim vs. V&wozy.-A question of ". . JOH� 0. MOURISOW- wbight %040 pounds. � nyal: -"If there ie.&*m ; whose bead factory, has returned from a trip - 0 0 1 � � ' . I � ; meaning does not express, how-, period of its existence. , In 1867, the count resolicitoe-o fees. By consent of z_ on.-Mlikid I � . Yost ;,.- 0 .. Mr&- James Murray, of Guelph, died in might be turned it is the Ri lit H 1. -lower provinces. Mr. An 1mwe rep , ts a - I ... - hilon. . council, His Lordship directed that judge - ,What TheV rr bed Friday morning about two o'clock. Her ,Laurier, Premier of the DC in � I ' - ever, the whole of what may be of Confederation, them -were in Canada only I . .'P Nught of Our - hen leasaut and profitable tril,'having I I I ited I . � j -word. You know 2,000 miles of railway and- in 1896 this had ment be entered4h accordance with counsel - PriiiIiiii., bfisbagd heard 'her give a sigh, and before . across the ocean he wasopeo ally honorb by Wew York, - Boston - aud other, American . � ; . . - ". i termed a by minut"eattachedito, the record her in - n I - f; ;, grown to,16 - - - _�twfles In aill there are 144 ; "Ira That the sunny ways of Canada's Primp he could got a light, -life %yas extinct. Heart President Faure of Fra ce, egreed by' Am— cities on- his way home. . i� �,W . I I . . - how the names live Of people, � forring the matters in question to . . � th shom he camp failure was the ckuse of death. . bridge University,decorate with the modal -r. Yo .Vs'; car- I -_ ., perhaps dead and ,gone, and . YW*nty-five of those have been Donald, registrar of the court at Goderich. Fmi4ter captivated all wi -Conductor McCumig, who was in charge of the Cobden Club, Knigh �ed by her, Maj- � -The large addition to M a i . amalgamated 4id form what Is known an in contact auring his recent visit to Wash.- . . i exty, and- made the lion I of the c6ioniij riage works Tavistock, is i now com eted � which are used to mean occur- the Grand Tiunk. - The consolidation of 21 RZNDZR St al VS. COLOLOU011 et 11 -Ac corr . of the train which o%used the recent railway I . . - I � an formed the. Canadian Pacific. The tion for the construction of the will of th' Ing n, a me un Is u . accident at Stibtsville and In which several Premier at the'jubilee. Mom his ret&ii. to aUd Will be used as a shol v room f0 tar. I e bi Now Y&k 0 This is the second ad- - . rences inevery day life. Thus , others h s ridents of any of the O� riages, cutters, etc. - i I I I ' . i remaining roads have been more or lose con- lste� John Cofelough. His Lordship directed during the. lives were lost, has been committed to stand Canada he has been' further, degreed brT & . : the word " Boycott;" the mean-. dailies have refqrred 'at lengt his trial on a charge -slau liter ronto University,. banque6d by. vii-iods dition Mr. Yost has ma ,to his property � - - . solidated The Dominion Government has judgment to be entered in accordance with week to the a ' his character of the Premier . of man - I e4 ge this year and the carriage works' no*, pre. I � L . . Ina of which everybody is ac- " � - -Stewart Paisley, of Stouffyille, clr'e w all organizations, and wellcom d �x imth ft - appearance. , i : . . I I ; contribWied. at the rate of $9,118 per mile to the terms of the counsel minutes attached a re Y 6 '0. - I _ and the kindly manner in which hewse re his money frIbin the Standard bank the other throngs in the cities ealy visited. 0 sents an imposing � I ; quainted, with hasreally no die- ! the railroads constructed, the Provincial to the record herein, and agreed to by con- ceivedi The Washington correspondent of . ` 11 . on, as pur- I : . morning, and while returning home at in the midst of plaudits and demonstrations -John Laughren, near I eba4b- l - . , ' overunients have given on an average of , sent. . . - J L � . � . I tionary meanin& having become . I I . .. the New York Tribune refers at length to was sandbagged, stabbed and rob- no one in more unassumin and it Is not 'chased M. Sdhati' fatm, (oneession 4, for . . � 11,834 per mile, and the municipalities at . 9 . the social side of the visit of the Canadians - night, he . I I 9 oine sum of $5,5C D. Mr. IK'h&U, . � a standard word throuah a Lo an 'the rate of $884 per mile. The capitalize.- � bed of between $500 and $600. surprising that men of t litical �Attiej§ the hands I I . - . I The Prodigal - Son. to Waahjngton. He says in part : - � -Mayor Raid, of Walkerville, has lisp- delight to do him bone . - q built last summer a fine residence in the I . * . � I by the name of - Boycott having : tion represented in the Canadian railways Diuii ExroSrTOR,-Ha.vIng listened lately Public .interest durin the'- ten days :of By averted hostilities between his muni- -M.W.Orr,of the d art nent or agripul. village of Wallace, at scoo, lof about $f,000, � . � . . farst instituted this ,original last year reached the enormous figures of his visit centred in the tanad'an Premier.- , . . P' 9 I . I . to &!deliverance from the pulpit on th art cipality and Sandwich East by pying tural,has been in Cha, am district taki where he and his family imend to reside in . in the e I he begin. � $899,817,900., The receipts per train per I,, comIn the signal for t n - I ; method of helping People to played by the elder bp.9ther a rabife of out of his own pocket the bill of $1 o the measures toprevent the spre . Of that terrible- the future. . f ; . 0 1 d a mouth usual- I . I think as he did. the prodigal son, and- believing t1st your W"' Hotel Dieu for attendance on the man fruit pest,the San Jose scal.4.17here are, Ooub -Mr. K. Eardley-Wilniott, formerly of; . mile were $1. 14 last year, being lower than i - g of Is g ial f �tivities, an . 1 00 0 , I I , . "' ' to honest and dull, a ntario, of Which Stratford, has been transferred from, the . . those of the United Kingdom and Australia, nd given over to preparation for 6rce, who suicided in a box car there. 1 85 fruit farms affected in o- I . columns are alwa,Ts - open ly 8 wint r has Pee - I I but larger than most of the� European coun- th e in a social way been un- - them in � 7 1i _ - nuch re- ; I � I friendly criticism, either of the platform or , it ,,, , tries. The average amount received per illiant. The Prosident's dinner, -Mr. James Fisher, an old and', two are in Kent. It was Oroug] , Guelph branch of the Bluk 1! of Montreal to ; It is easily seen, tlioii, how a name , . � pu - therefore, I wish to say a few words usually br a ected citizen of Wellacebakk, passed away some trees from the other �ide to the farm I the Hamilton branch. r. Wilmo4 has I ' : . q . � . . I - .. The ton of freight in 1896 was $1.33,a deer�ase of. in nee of the character above mention. to which only the men of the Canadian party , �_, I may become a by -word. l9eit'e I Ze other day at the age of 83 years. De- of John Van Horn. AUs a on as Mr. Vaid been acting manager of thell Guelph btauch. : . * 4 ceida since 1895. � The average ed, and who was stigmatized by the speaker wore asked, was follo7pd . by others, and � be since the managees death �some time' ago, � I ,r completed mile of railway 1 caSait �-'declte oessed was one of -the oldest settlers in that Horne discovered what wa� the mattoil firm, name, therefore, of Greig n were given in honor of the I � or. 9 , I many reception$ . e the p6#i40;*;i 1 4,910, which is lower than -t-Tnited " an intensely selfish, jealous,narrow mind- section, having lived all his life near Wal- took most energetic me res to d0stiroy and in Hamilton will sssu�l . . � & Macdonald would mean the who distinguished visitors. Not: a moment, in-- . Last winter he plied th4 Qali- Accountant. i � � ed, bigoted grumbler and fault finder, laceburg. this pent. ,_ - � . .. . two ment States and European countries. The Grand deed of Bir'Wilfrid's time but was taken tichell, tti" & . . dinarily the names of I although living in the home, was not of the 0, he -Miss Annie Simpson, daughter of Mrs. fornia, mixture, . contisting f sulphuri lime -Mine Gertie Hord, of I � Trunk Railway carried a greater total - When the iag I '. ost interesting and versat le report -of the . . dig. up with business or pleasure, and that n 0 lbo. el. in � iilel . � combined to do business under , weight tan its competitor, the Ca�a.diau home and was totally unworthy of the stood, without seeming fatigue, the strain -William, 'Sim son, of Calross, .has gotio to and salt. I . I ' nee. and this could no lo, ' i Sabbath school convention ih Hamilton, to 11 7, . I 0 nity and distinction ot a son. I . ta?e a course in optics, scie D r be a , be te I - 7 that business. name. argues Cbicago to � � -Pacific r 1596. The total amount, voted This parable, along with tvro others, was of constant work and excitement I � Miss Simpson is a graduate of tue Manitoba whale oil soap with ood e c . The ' brob a gathering, of Sunday a h ' I kerv� one ; 7, I I . . by the Dominion Government in subsidies intended to illustrate the joy of God and well for lim; power of endurance. n ' 7h'Zrch Sabbath I . . � I since 1893, when the system was adopt�d, * - College of Pharmacy, and is the first lady trees he out dow an b med. Thoxi he eveninglast week. Knox - : � - - . But the name Greic, & Macdonald hLas � the angels over the repentance and -return of rERSONALLY MOST ATM&OTIVE dr st, in the province. thought he had the nuisar ce stamped out; school weareprewntea by superintepdenb - i electric . ., ' � 'we stj � ,I � 0 is $43,398,376. The total system of ttrac. U-99 - But when Mr. Orr arrived �and th A S. R. Stuart, and ldl his ff of helpe ' , . il sinner, and was prompted by the taunt Of Personally Sir Wilfrid is most a r. and Mrs. Robert Hiscocks celebrat - � I passed that . stage, f Di by the . railways in 1896 was 56 miles of ra a. " � I ' the S-.ribes and Pharisees, 11 This man re- tive, and, if he accomplished nothin'-g � else edtbA 50th anniversary of their marriage over the orchard carefully, severY ti.eg -The entertainment in a Mo 'enna . . I � r . - - dealing out of large v them." The during his stay here, he has made sn, agree. at their home in Toeswater onthe 11thinst., n It infe ' Van hall, Dublin, under the aus e C. I . I ': alues, the I - A HUSTLER. , ceiveth sinners and eateth with were fou d - sti eted - and Mr. . . oil of . . . . . treatment of our customers aa I The Hon. A. G. .. Blair, Minister of Rail- parable sets forth two characters, the one able- impression, and left behind him many relatives and friends to the number of Home will destroy them, I DO. , M.B. A., the other night ' well a nd- � . individual self-willed and impatient of re- oi tht'l _X. I , � I ' T. dea - � T. we would wish to be treated - ways, has been paying a visit to warm friends and admirers. It is difficult thirty-six being present. The aged couple -A most remarkablo netance, - ed, Mr. B. -O'Connell si with his . I the canals � pr- I . straint, leaves hi&* father and home, and to deter -mine just whe�ein lies Sir Wilfrs. I - 9 is metrior3 and bid ability � I ourselves, by guaranteeing every recently. He inspected the Welland Canal We were the recipients of a number of valuable _ of a do . accustomed ability, and capital a h 'a I "" 11 � plunges into a life -of aim and dissipation ; charm. He is, to -be sure, an extremely fine presents. ' . I =1 �pon occasion Ocet ried rentel I# Tsti2er Kea. rvy and � this week. It is Mr. Blair's intention to , were delivered by Rev. I I : . Is' un- Mr. Donald Ma ., Of Mr.Kilack6y,the latter from Windsor. The I . article of clothing that leaves the other, contented with his simp looking man, 1-ight and responsive, and -Mr. Shirley Onderdonk, son. -of Mr_- Alexandria,. chlastert . 4 1 �, - I our premises'. we have caused fulfil his promise to Parliament byhaving eventful life, contioues to serve his fatger in � reps ,;, as befits a man of French Andrew Onderdonk, the railway contractor Mon ,go bn i Daly orchestra, of Seaforth,l furnished . - J all the St. Lawrence canals deepened to quick &I treal. was them a few days a I � I ox.. - I 1-1 � . -to become a by the capacity of a true son. In process of origin, and he has the polish acquired only of. Hamilton, left on Friday for Alaska to visit. During the, day he was standing on I , I . � I . - that namo I -word fourteen feet by the opening -of the season of time the prodigal ion having spent %II, 9j2d through oeneral culture and contact with superintend the surveying of a railroad. He the sidewalk talking toA friend When he , calletif music. wb� has been I set- ,% , I . z . P I -Mr. W. 19. -Carroll, . , V I . . or synony"In, for all that is re- navigation in 1899. In onelor two mistatices having all the starch taken out of him,,re- the.world, but them is besides an atmos- will represent a-compa. composed of the noticed the movements of a hugb St. I ik lof Hamilton in 1, ,� N1 I liable in dlothil),g. where he saw. that the contractors would turns home to his father . with the feelings phem about him, a certain undefinable Rotbachilds,of London;9r. D.,Millo,of New Bernard dog which bad approached Ing as teller 4n, the Bai 11 I I I I i to complete"their work by that Ustowel, ana who ha"s n removed to � "I " . I I . not be able - I � - : . � . is . I . -lin, was made the reci I nt , of an &a--; �� . - tim�, a ,peoified in their contrae -and confession of a true penitent, and the something, that puts all person's at ease the York, and bi father. . him.- The dog pawed and fawned upon Mr, Ber ,� . .1 t, li� took ' ,� a � a' with open moment theyenter his, presence and on -Rev. Mr. Silcox, of Paris, is one of the MacMaster,. and endeavomd in ever,# W&Y dress, and a m'on Friday . I P � To say that Greig & Macdonald, the work out of their hands and placed it in father not only receives him I watch chain and a . - I . 4 1 - - c4arpe of an officer of the department. arms but mo,kes a special demonstration in good terms with -the Premier and with " old vets" entitled to a Government medal. to impress the ,gentleMS13L with his affection evening of last week, at 1 the Arlington � � ; clothiers, and full values - and I . . . ad infic, bit, hotel. Mr. Carroll will be g, . Later on, tenders will be asked for the com- his honor. The elder son, naturally themselves. .He was sergeant major of the, St. Thomas for him. Instantly there flasho atly missed by , I � I . I .; . . ffec- f hii St. - sr -of friends. t Z good qualities mean the same enough, was angry at this display of a No one who has 'talked with ',Sir Wilfrid troops of cavalry during the Fenian raid, MaeRsater's' mind the - memory 0 " a large numb I I � .� i pletion of these contracts. h Bari .. . I . � ud - __ � tion to one who had disgraced himself as Laurier but is �Qnvinoed of how in earnest and was bit active service at both'. - He says Barnard Carlo, which he Id losb foui yl , - he e � I . - a$ A GOOD PAIR. I d d -The Guy Bros. were giv ng t I say it sounds somewhat of the well as -the family name, and so would Dot he in concerning the establishment of better he didn't hurt anybody -:-but. he'd like the � ago. When he called 'the dog it respog e concert in St. Marys one da last week, and - - At Toronto, the other day, Sir Oliver n to the banquet. He was. a son and relations between - the United States and medal all the same. � with every sign of demon itrative affectionj while the drum major was t irling his bait- ; .� - I . - u go I fore could not have the large hearr, of a bition in this di- -Mrs. Oliver Adele S�ernaman, was and there could be no doul it that he � . - I blow, but what has been your Mowat was sworn in Lie tenant -Governor there was the : � Canada, and, while his am ton it broke and went crash g through the Z .. � - father toward the erring one. Upon this rection may. be regarded by some. as Utop a on Friday, long-lo.st dog. Mr. Ma,cM, ister immed"bely lower part oT W. I � � . experience? Have these full of Ontario, and the Hon. David Mills Min - found guilty at ' Cayug , W11 0. B1iOX1 roemry plate. j 's � - I iste- - ek x le � values- and good qualities been r of Justice, in the place of Sir Oliver. the father intreated him to go in, when he ian, a glance at his cAreer will show that few of having eausea the death of her btis- went to seeMr. Groulex, )he present,o laps window. 8 vera, me, in the store . . . Ves as an ei ence poisoning and. th it that gefidem6ft ; , I I , fad a narrow esci ever ,' n ; � It was an appropriate thing that both states- ctenuating excuse, the abs failures are marked against him, and his band- George Sternaman, by i i of the dog, and learned ipe from be g hit (in the : among what you bou,,ht from . 91 had purchase , . I � I 0 men should have decided to accept the re- Of any special mark of favor or affection sound common sense on all questions of was ' d him tw years agO frohi J � � I " * sured in . t 0 1 sentenced to be hanged on January 20' , head with it. The wiadow . ;! in , us 1 We feel they have. WO � spective offices at the same time and in the manifested towards him by -the fat)Pr, ii"-� state is universally admitted. �to 01 . I � - the Dominion Plate G ass � mpany. - . . . . - Her motive in poisoning her husband was gypsies. - I � _. , � i , ands of the Queen's withstanding his long �nd faithful' service. I , 0 - . 4' 1 1 i - "I"S . I .1 are not asking too much, then, , same place from the h - . VISIT NOT A FAILURE. ' - secure the insurance on his life. . On hear � L Graham, o Dbwnie,: near �& , � 0 nt4tivb. Mowat and Mills mare hotise- The father, as a crowning ma,rk of his grest, Perth Noies. . -Mr. Duncan Grahmi .. � _ � J fuller confidence in, - represe Ing the verdict, the prisoner declared her - and contents, : � to seek a I hold words in Ontario. In the arena of Do- loving lidart, replies : 11 Son, tbou art ever If Sir .Wilfrid Laurier returned home innocence. . -The St, -Marys Creamery Comp�iiy,hsvo Avoubank, had his house . � � `Xitk- t we I our abilitv to supply your cloth- i minion pol ics Mills is much better kuown, I c it accomplishinj the mission that burnt on Friday of las e , !The fainily I it. , with me, and' all that I have is thine,"' et . W bout I -Allison,16 alleged murderer of r& Hume'screatneryi at I . ; in the future. - Ar, brought him here, he. laid the foundation ! ' : were all in the barn,,rnilkin cows and do. - . ino, want and it can safely be said -that his name is as I Hestill recognizes him 9A his son and he Anthony -Orr, of Galt, is tbriving - on prison ton, Blaushard. � i I 0 � favorably known in the other provinces Of 1 and shows to him that the special favor he for its accomplishment, -and in no wise can 11 d Ing the usual morning,chore � when the fire . . I - fare and does not appear to be doing any =Miss Flo Sparling, of St. Marys,s i PI!8 " 4 . L 6n, I the Dominion as in Ontario. But for Mills I had shown the prodigal was neither a special his visit be counted a failure, for . his per- Drryug. It is reported -that Alexander on the street one day last week and TWO- was first seen. L The house as partly .frame - - - . , Orr larae illustrated adversisement, and Mowat the Province of Ontario would , love to him as such nor a mark of coldness.. sonality made an endurii�g impressioni and w' lison, the father, declares that everything cated her ankle. . i I land p � L artly log, and owing A La high - wind ; 0 will have undoubted effect in A' pidly that no 1 I g At ill was : inside page, makes reference io.- � be very much less than it is to -day. - Ib was : towards the elder brother, but it was the his coming Falliaiton,hiLs burned- so ra I � . Ot ood-will between the two coun- will come out at the trial, who �committed -Mr..Thomas Muxwortby, ved. The . loss Was bea.vv., as Air. Graham I . I Boys' Suits and Overcoatsi the report of Mr. Mills on the boundary - occasion calling out the inexhaustible love of: the murder and all about it - in fact hinting sold his blacksinithin . Pr�ni isnigr fouis -Davies shared, of ,course, s P � f Lbliahmen� 0 Mh 8a � . rl ega t . I I - I award and the work of Mowat as Premier of , the father's. heart. in conclusion, I would tries. g to be John Harmon, of Ca in i had lately added considerahl to the fur , Men�s Suits and Overcoats, I ier, and, that a confession of some kind is goiu )rd. � I . e, and ha i no insurance this i say that while the elder brother manifested the honors extended to the Prom onrad Nedart of Listoweli has nighing of.his house, and ha ! .r Ontario that prevented a large area of . made. -Mr. C , I ,� -U- ndoi-clothing,, Ties Collars and Was while standing somewhat in the rh&dow of he whatever. 1. ; J Province became attmhed to Manitoba. For i selfishness and uncharitableness, yet it� -Thursday morning last, fire 'destroyed returned from Portage Is ?ra,irie, wh6p . ii ken will al- - a selfialmen that was quite natural, and as one who since his triumphal visit to . Eng- the greater portion of the business part of had been working durin -he summef. I -The annual match of the1Downie;Plow I general furmishiugs. this service alone both statesa I '' . fl hast been a O' le ilverton Wit Webi men a Association eame off 0 Monday., the . ' - ways be revered in -the banner' Province o , , the father does not condemn him, neither land last summer, onspicuous Tiverton. The fire was discovered in Jelin -Adain Schaefer ft � inot , on the farm ofil Mr. - Thomas . I 1. - . . . . should we. Thanking you for space, the world over,he was generally liked e fact for )?ort Albert, where h intends *okkibk 15th I approaches, the Dominion. . _i -Yours truly, figd"re 'officlils with � Walker's drug store, and through th ' . of I I As the cold weath YOU an warmly commended by the I Murray, lot 19, in the 5th 1 conceslion , er THE ROAD TO THE X�ONR_W$,��_- o means of, fighting fire in the grist mill duri g t to winter ihontlit. , the I - , _ , _F- I r, of that there being n . ,Z,, ER. wbom he had dealings, as b i a mai e block, a .-The knitting factory of A; Burritt & Downii. Although the we ther: in - "settloil",tbat I LiSTEN exceert by water pails. the whol - . , orning was somewhat fokg t and uncertain# may be thinking of the purchase it bias been as good as the - and a sagaeiou= astute dip. I I . .. ----- 61- I � - I We - e upon--thi Stikine Hensall, November l7th, 1897. rest ability I - 4 . ing stores, was en- Compani, OfVit,2,hell, Performed a mmark. -mc plowmen turned out J n consi4erable, 7 of a' Fur Ooat. carr� I famatist. - wo ea one, compris � 1 7 a Governmentwill decid - 4rely consumed, together with a livery able feat the other day, Pbaking 892 pairs of still the ] I 0 t ,� rel � In all ut c 'as - verr large stock in this depart- route as the all -Canadian highway into the LADY LAURIER AIM LADY DAVIES. . stable, one private residence and dress- � hose. _ . numbers in the diffe is 8. I - - . , coni6ting for me�t, and,%vill auarantee every Yukon country. The Canadian Pacific The McXil.lol? Sehool Controversy I- 11man, a, v4 were nineteen men ; the . t) ay has not only decided upon placing - As for Lady Laurier and Lady Davies, making rooms - and a frame barn. -Mrs. Pal ground was ; - DE" ExposiToR. -A correspondent sign- . . R� �,,,.riod honors of the day, and as tf�. . - I . � . fur garment we sell. Remem- Railw lighted with �A serious accident occured at Allen's Hibbert, over 90 years ofl age, w . . . ellent condition for plowbag, Rood steamers between Victoria, Vancouver and ing himself A. Z.,published in your columns -they professed themselves as de I Mitchel4 on6 T1q exc . � . I ber the a c Q - Vinegar Workst at Norwich,the othereven- in the Methodist cemete�y I . ',-was done by nearly all the plowmen. � . the Stikine, but it will also construct a rail- a couple of weeks ago what he wished your their reception here, and in de gra ef I re . I WOL � . . � - I I - to the navi- . 00 ition of the many courtesies extended ing sibout half past ten. J. V. Magee was' day last week.' �i i I � . � way from a point on the river edith's gn assist ng side -A young ladies' readi�g club hag been , - M r. t CI'Ch Brdughton' of Mitchell, . The railway readers to believe was Justice Mer to them.- They were, in fact, able to enjoy to elevate the apples on the outt . . � i - . gable waters of the Yukon. comments in rendering7 -in the of the building which is done by pulle3 a organized in Cromarty, *hich promises -to who recently had a paralyuc stroke, had 50c'Underwe�ar � will likely be'subsidized by the ominion. I notable school ease of trustees of school much more than was possible for their line- � the aller pulley al . 9 . day I!,st �v,ee_k -ir om the ;effects I I G P British 1 . was taken up with more when band of the am ip d be of great advantage ii�telleetua;11Y to tie another one I I- - . The Provincial for bands, whose time 1 1 � of which he never- recovered. Z ,. 0 1 1:L- children I . ff and Mr. Magee, while trying to re race. members. . I I I - � section No. 15, McKillop,and corporation a matters, and, not being called 0 i I �. . Columbia has already signifi6d its intention I a mandamus to compel the council to pass a , seriou "Pond 9 `-Mr. James N, Christie and rby, of were summoned from New Tork, obleaga . 50c Home Knit -Mitts I ish to assist at the conferences which were hel it, was drawn into the machinery an the � ; 6 ya ' _,;___� . of giving a money grant to : ktjch an enter I will 'fdrn L . - by-law to borrow money. ,ly,'they bone of his right arm badly broken -and *Mitchell, returned home from u k6ka, last and other points, some of 'W,hom ,reached , prise. But, subsidy or no subsidy, the you with the reports received from G. F. I twOhlid sometimes three times dai the machinery could be a � . ear with home betore the V-it&l spark hLad fled. On I r and crushed before top- week, and -brought fo r find d I Canadian Pacific is likely to ',go ahead with ' Sbekl�y, Q.- C., who was counsel' for the ,Conscientiously did some sightseeing, . . i� the way home. - the following Wednesday 11he body was � I - I 50c Braces L . the project,.which is regarded as an excel- municipality : , _� 'L devoted a day to visiting Mount Vernon. - ped. . them. tl 0vontonj hits pur- taiken to Brantford for internient. Deceased � . I . I Lady Laurier is distinuished in appearance, -F. C. Redket, of Port Burwell, a man -Mr. JoWb Grieve, of V � . t I I lent money -making investment. � McKillop vs. McKillop. i ,ge, came to London, Fri- chased the east half of 10 14, concession 9, was widely �ud favorably kn bwn. He was 11 � I 50C ato KiDg Caps - THE SEAL. R. S. H a Barrister, Seaforth :- her manners are frank and cordial, and she about 50 years of a ' ng in o n farm, rom Captain Si t. -one of the best read men in jMitchell and . I 0 L .' 'dresses in remarkably good taste. She has, day on business &�d fell in with a snloorih adjoini, h w . rk . . TR, -'This case was at last argued I . . a good conversa,tfonalist, ibeing well up .. . .1 Outside of half a dozen men in the city of DEAR, He came too, the ready sympathy, the quick taot that young Mau. The two spent the day togeth-. Hotson, for the sum of 82,000, w" I p4 -is, and they are - mostly Americans, to -day, before Justice Meredith. of Hibbetij but , on almost any subject. In ,litics he was � Victor .should characterize the wife of a public man, or, visiting several saloons, and towards -Mrs. Steer, formerly � I � ion, ; T 1 150c Top Shirt very few Canadians care- how the sealing - to a conclusion adverse to the applicad - % I I ! . . ke any and it is true that she has been a potent evening the unknown companion lured the for the past year an inmate of the ,Perth a Liberal. 4 1 question is settled,providing it is finally dis- I though he declined to ma determin- I I` I to rest �Deside -On Saturftolft,hiingt., I Avid M-urphy-4 . � - � � not worth- I ation upon the principal question of law 1 i factor in her husband's success. - old man away to a lonely part of London House of Refuge, was 4i( � of w e, wet t to markep,, posed of. The whole industry is Weit,knocked him down and robbed him of her husband in the Salem eemetery,oh Thurs- of the Gore . , . � . 50a Boys' Pants . -_ to Canada the costs in the case. arising under the statute. His judgment � . ' leavinT, his hired man, � Jame i McCormick, I 1. a Fold watch worth $85 and $31 in cash, day of last. week. ' be n [ - I . going upon two short grounds -Firstly, : Oanada. , g his victim bleecfing by the roadside. -Mr. Charles Boeck r, of A i vertion, hi .. The latter got sulk, r -and iefused . � THE VACINCY INT THE $V-N'.ATE- - mandamus -being discretionary, 16 ought '� -There is a somewhat serious outbreak of leavin . � disastrous has purchased the hame is business -of M r. to work. On being remonstr 6ted with by .. . - . . . 60C Gloves. , I - -The responsibility for the became ver I It le 'going on t it where the majority of the dyphtheria in Berlin. � Louis Seignier, of NewtDn and has moved Mrs. furphy, he abasi*,e, -and - "I - - I 'r There is a very active scramb' I not to gran . fire which occurred in the Golspie swamp, ! - � ere so clearly againit the -Sir Wilfrid Laurier was - fifty-six years ' 'attacted her with a stout StQk, and had it I I i i K ' I for the Ontario Senatorship. Outside of To- I ratepayers w . town. Mr. Seig iier leaves for New � ; s k, last September,will be in. to that I � S� . . trustees. Secondly, that by what took of age on Saturday last. I � 1� not been for her presence of , *ud , a ' . 11 I ) I ........................ 1 ronto tbe-whole cry is that no matter who , A writ Was issued Hamburg shortly. ! ul c 7�err I I . 1. d after the first councif meeting, -Simcoe county will erect a House of vestigated bV the courts. uld have inflic ea oil- i I � gets it that city ought not to have it. They 1 place at an - , -Mr. McIntosh has bel,en moved troin the T ag�, -6 wo . I . . . . I . . on behalf of'Donald Sutherland, AleKander J�o' s t I 6 k I . . . argLile that there is too much Toronto in the ! the trustees had practically undertaken to Refuge at Beeton. . Merchant's bank, Nlitch6ll, to lChicardine, serious injuries. She wrenc led t I - � - I I istra,tion already. There is some rea. fresh approval of their scheme by -The local option by-law in Pickering Sutherland and Robert Sutherland against � back from' from him and beat him -off, At th police I WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL admin I German, the father "and three sons and Mr. Galloway h"' gone i I � � ; sor) for this, a � sterSL of the Cab : 0=18.yers which the had not succeed- township, Ontario county has been repealeil Levi be Mitchell court, Stratford, he wa,s eouv�eteddf assault, I I . nd the Mini pt.r. 9 Frederick, George and James. The Suther- Stratford to fill his old place in t � I � Kerr is the" ITours, by a majority of 12. . . and wounding and remandedil for �enteiice. I inct recognize the fact. J. K. ed in obtaining. bank. I I . I ED. -Simeoe county council has voted $100 lands,who were heavy losers by the fire,con- - _, : 'MONEY BACK IF WANT ed for the , G. F. SHEPLEY. 'uh el Winni- -The barn of the livery st4bles belonging- . � I . - , . ,n Who is being booW - . Pi P., � K I � - ; Toront.4 mp . . . '97. . e relief of the Russell county fire suf- tpn�i that the Gerinans are responsible for Mr. Jamde Fisher, visit to Mr. R. T. id d I � Toronto, October 18,, - ' �g, paid his old friends in Stratford a . -_ d, Listowel,11whieb otau 0 . I for th . I ; . ............... I i positioA� . I , fers. . the 'destruction of their property and will P, eek. They say h( is looking quite ,as on posts in the rear of the i�ick stables,f Q 1 His LAST ACT. endeavor to secure damages therefor. D last W, . � `i,_ - - A few days after receiving this, I heard -On December lot through trains will I when he wwO� fight- sank about tien feet to the gr und t e other I : -The month of Oatober was the most dia. fresh as in the old days I 1� � l 8, Oliver Mowat's last act as Minister of I ay I Mr. Kidd and one of his were . I ir � I the trustees had a co of the Judge's commence running on the Na1ional railw -he f N orth Perth. night. � - justice was to report in favor of. the re PT we strous month Canadian fire -insurance com- inLt political battles lease ich .-ensur en Montreal and St. John and Hali- a The Methodist chu irZoir and 0uhAary in the stables, with ten horse: in rear, � � GREIG if , MA CD ONA L D decision, wb 5 the council, and bet � I j I . panics have had this year. The total fire to e rear .' : I - . i of W. A. Grenier, the Montreal editor in especially the clerk. I wrote to R.S. Hqs, fax.� . ' 6sented Visa N. at the time. Some of th. I � I . not losses all over Canada reached the enormous school, of St. Marys, 1, m, aZaipolgii at e bstv i . .- !prison for libelling Hon.J.Iarael Tarte. Mr. barria4r,fortheirutb-ofthe matter. The -The Frotionac County Council will � go d watich upon had- evidently giv( . d ; I - po total of $2,59-1,200 and the losses to the in. Menning with a beautif , I ' .V 1 Grenier will be set free as soon as he far- , following is the reply, received by him from et more -than $8,000 out of the $31,000 .o ocwwion of her givii up the position of swung around, parting fro th 'brick I I . CLOTHIERS. I . 5efELIcation of the late county treasurer surance - companies were 81,229,760. The the stiablWa, aiid the whol. � e bui�ding duall# I ; , nishes bonds for his good behavior for a Mr. Shepley;- organist of the church. I � exceptional losess during the last month were . 1 i ttling � � I year. The civi' On against the Minister � McKi . An oyster supper giveii ht � the settled to the ground, the roof! � i act k llop Va. McKillop. Vauluven. � � 1. has been dropped. Mr. Arch. Campbell, of concession 5, due to the conflagatione at Windsor, Noya, - d was nately, the Street, in the of Public Works Mrs. I. RichmonAo f2th down an to tells. FO 1. . R. S. Hays, Barrister Seaforth - - dian. home -of Mr. an .p of the a L : � - On the Wrong Side of � � I ' kfrid, had one of his legs badly scalded 'a Scotia, and Casselman and South In , I I - - DEAR SIP., -I ain unwilling in a matter of E concession, Elms, on Sa, mrday ev 6ing lost, neither of the men and none f t e horse* i Strong Block. � - The total lose $680,000. The fire loss We ; ji� . .. I I last week this kind to trust my recollection implicitY. few days ago,owing to steam tap on a thresh I I . honor of Mr., Hance, 1who, has rented his were injured. � � I I - -The Mitchell Recorder of ugine breaking. Casselman and South Indian fires was , . M . . . � -David Dryden, a yard an, I" died in I - I tv last, some man by the I What I am able to say is that I certainly do ing e and insurance low $122,000. . farm and is mt1ri to itchell. I 1 15 � i ONT. sa;ra : On Saturdi of establish- owl trada, . as t miult of an i : S - McNaughton, I not remember any remarks being made by -A vote on the advisabilit � -William. Roberts, a wideawake and _Messrs. J� Oford T. Wood And W. Stratford last Th�u I I name of Campbell had Mr. f * - House ot Refuge in Mce will be 9 -Ntati n �4ere that i i . . ., taffs, school teacher,before magistrate ! Justice Meredith tending to the censure o_ = at 6, the son of a Man- Wood, of Avouton, whc? have been away on accident at the G. T.. � i : the 8 diffi the comio municipal elections in sturdy English boy of I 10) m&4 :,s � � I � . - � - i either the council or the clerk. It is 9 - . . a tw6 mont trip to a Together with his 3 - �o he was __ : . � t I Flagg, charged with� unwarranted punish I cheater liceman, is making a trip round e last week, en- making up the- way freight which leaves . � - I - I . IiDOI - r, .1 n wait, returned h 4 Stratford for the east about 5 07_01;�k in the � I . . . i ; I ment Of 9, child � in the 110h I cult to believe, that he could have, said any- that county. d the worl d reached Hainilton Friday. He North � . . i , bad ai thing by way of censure, in view of the. fact -Twenty thousand dollars in gold arrive L` I tirely satisfied with the outing. , � Mr. MoNaughton through Very IV 00 ' I I was not called on and he had only at the Customs Department in Ottawa the worked his way as cabin boy from ive oo, . 'Dryden was COUP' - I . - I I 9 6 Tau � I ( Is -the I -ase. Here Mr. that Tew -Mr. C. V. Winiii a. at one time a morning. Mr. . : THE CANADA ersuaded to ettle In I heard one side of the case and dismissed it other day, as duties, collected on miners' in April, and has tramped through 't. lust his with a patent cou er to a h au :or- I [ 7c=ghton made a very big mistake. , England, New York, Pennsylvania, Buffalo, teacher in the Mitchell ghxehoe V - I " I e statement of the counsel for the outfits at the port of Lake T 9tsh. near -Port Rowen. din&ry c , en the draw air ,passed � - etc ;�J shed the unf ort ate man. i ' Accident 4ssuranoe 100MP"Y ninety-iiine -zaaes out of every hundred i upon th a _W I . I . There is no wager in the ease, but the death while out shoot' . I I � where them is a fuss ' kicked up abdut a I trustees. Mr. Aylesworth's recollections -The family of the Ingers011 rectory, had ad. When found he was lyi dead, fsob down- the pin in : . . 3s I , child being punished in school the child do- I are something like the following :-His a narrow escape from asphyxiation by boy traveller has a. note book fan of his on wArds, in about six ino a of water. He was carried about the len of four I should the council gas the other night. 'One of the . s' -ventures, which he say! he will publish . of Uri bunean' cars before the traiu was *,top ,d '' Condne- � ure Aecideut and Plate G19A - nd didn't get all he do- 1 Lordship asked, Why ervants 1903. He as -Mrs. Ferguson M, �,, , . . I -used ? What interest had they in had turned a gas jet off and on again. returning to - England, in ye 8 well 1k e d goods met- tor Finley, -Driver Moore i. I Wallingg . . - 8 � erved all he got a 6. girl the rule still � have ref . have given him Ferguson, th in Wr Lte, remove h�m to the . � I . raft hospital, the decesseWs mi . I served. If the child be i who "-The A,ttiorney-Generel'A Department has two American gentlemen , -0. * chant,.of Stratford, di , Are holds good. And any cue of the kind set -.i refusing? Why should the clerk, reer to Embro, to investi- 6rders. already. . vember Oth. Mrs. office of the car foreman. Sbveral- ph- ic. I � An accident policy costs little- hild i seems to have been their advisor, have in- sent Inspector 0 all over the country h ve Detroit on S"urday, , �. .1 � tied by the teacher onty makes the e col- r a cattle poisoning ease in that district. -Merchants n in ill health for isins were summoned, but little Or no � 9 I � , I � you insured? - ve lateli � received a circular from a largp in- -Forgusox . I I worse and has a bad effect upon the school: I terposed ? Mr. Aylesworth does not re inng to John L. Wilkei- 41 i, who has roit, a fe* a pre- could be done for the poor fepo*� was I ral cattle belon i d . _. � n the other hand,if a teacher does abusive- lect anything implying censure exce t the - . the subject of some time went to D SY . . . -1 mission house in Toronto on I ; - 10 . - observations quoted above. I am Eund, son, a farmer in i.0 -r-1-5, concession 4, WeEt us to her death,to i ndergo a bargical. or- removed to hiihome, .where he ,,die& He __ I � ! ly punish a child, which'is a very rare oe i a dried apples. The circular contains the fol. vio i � I I . Ranald J. Macdonalds , currence, he has a A ght to pay the penalty. 1 however, to say that I do not recollect any- Zbrra, were poisoned in a myst4rou5 w lowing caution: "Farmers and merchatits eration,b t h r system had been so run dovin was a young man, aged 24 Sears, iana ie%ves - UP . 8%5 . ; , te, &c affair has sti I eLg that 0 - ada Accident But from a we can learn Mr. Me Naughton, I thing of this sort having ken pl e. 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