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So that it will be -seen after all, Mr. was the �Idest past president of the Libersl i I . i ay at H2OMe,11 and 14 : I A re You , 7 - �� , road *" built to Fairfax siding last sum-. "San Prince of Glory." i � . � � 11 lair.. has not much cause for complaint, and Assopistbn of Lincoln and Niagara at the Stationery and Office � mer, which is only one-qaarter of a ,mile Mrs. (ovett was also remembered by them, � i o Is "' � a THE 11L_tN OF 'THE LTRI-MAL LHADHR. I e as little. As to his second time of I is death. He held the position f - I - , from his farm. When he left Manitoba on being presented with a pretty china ' I __ ; he people Ila 1. � 7 . - 'ilfred. Laurier made a somewhat i "I m_� omplaint, that the settlers are not allowed many years and was always an ener-getle � I December 17th, the weather was fine and let. berry . I I 1. .qr I 1,08rti.rrn . V SUPPLIES. ! - peach 'at a political meeting1n,' he timber on their- lands, may say that is anol'tatkusiastic supporter of Liberal peld- . .1 I � I I - . ; mild. -Mr. and Mrs. Fred Younglolut, of . � __� I - I , � - . � I I Montreal last week, and it ban .kept t e i question which has been thoroughly dis. ciplei. Ele was reeve of Louth township -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Montgomery, jr., Londesiboro, celebrated their silver �. wed- . - , , �h - � I I I . Papers talking eyer since. The Premier Te. ussed many times. The settlers are per- for sc ver LI years, besides having served " � . I I . �) � !� L : J I clustom, f, r ? I 'former residents of Fordwich, but now of. ding on Monday, January 2nd. Be- . L L ; I I � . . viewed the work of ithe last Parliamentary mitted to retain sufficient tim.her, if it is on, a co ino Ilor and i)lso school truite.6. for , i 'Manitoba, are at present visitin the lat- -sides the iMmediate family, Many others . I 11 I Note and Letter Paper , inz tablets, from � F � I I - I . Oession and it was the que�tlon of the Gov.* heir lots, f4r their own requirements, but about a ( aarter of &"century, The deceased teen. sister, Mrs. A. C. Hatob , and congratulated the worthy couts on -reach. � if Not. 3rument's Yukon policy that provoked bin they are nop'allowed to'sell pine, that being five cents up. !� i ) ison I . :, � _ leave a` mily of five daughti�rs and -two � I . ; - I . . � othe1r relatives and friends in that vicinity. ing the 25th anniversary of ; eir woddin � � . itatemonts with regard to the Senate. � t. It sons. � �� . . , _g - . . - Said , eserved foi't,be use of the Governmen Statements, 100 in � 14 -On Thursday evening of last week, day. 1 . - . L I : , to Joel, as ,Mr. Blair _V 7ill am 0. Neilson, M. L.A. for North- I � .1 - - Is * I is absurd, tb a pad, for too. , � I � i .- � � ,Edward Moser, of Blyth, who was driving a -Sunday, January 2nd, markeathe 25th � . � - I . " It was indispensable to have a line 'of 4oes, that the settlers are not allowed tim. seat Koo, nay, British Columbiaj died Fill- Envelopes, oblong or sq4are; very spirited horse, in Clinton, had a ran&- anniversary of the opening and ,dedication . I , I . at special - r to make comfortable buildings for them. day a; th residence of his father in Ali- prices by the box. . way, No serious damage was done, except of the Walton Methodist church. There ' I . ,ommunication with the Klondike. a n . �y . � . P ted a measure, of which the wisdom' el as. It is only those who are looking for MODtq, ntarlo, from �congestion of tho : I I . .. I I . . a broken shaft. I ra 1 6 be apparent to every man who thinks ; rievances, 46e Mr. Blair seems to be doing, lungs, brought on by I& grippe. He came I - have been a goodly number of minixte I � = I I I All other officisupplies at elos, prices. 'he tea -meeting held at Auburn, last since that time, Rev. R. D's bein ter � � I . I I . proposed a Measure by which to i h o complain of the Government regulations to Untari )to spend the 'holidays with his : 7 el: was quite a a at the opening. -Then � - at rail' ,five - __ � vVelil ,gao pin"any � . � : we uccess. Rev. Mr. Hobbs, � Why Ad 0 a' nd the way the money is I expended, and parents a 2d other friends. � . I � I - . � t � wayp and that railway wo, d not I . . � of London, his c ebrated lecture, ohan i � � . i � : !� I gave el gee occasioned by death and removal, ' � � . I I ve cost wsingle cent to the Canadian tax- thty would coon ain anyway. -Telegrams from North Bay announc� " The Triangular Man." The proceeds that there are now only a few 4rho, were in . ! . I . , PI . . 7 ' .� - � or. Ou ljohey was that the Yukon Yours truly, . the de&tN!.df Judge Doran. . I 11 I . Vaceased wat amounted to $912, connection with the church 'then The i I . a ould pay or the Yukon., ! Alex. Win Sedforth. � I I I d be If our railw�ly I . ROBER'i MURRAY, about & Fears of age, and %ad,beld hi# � ,3�,, -,- ter, - r. and Mrs. James Symington, of' church is in a healthy mind p- ; . . . an b It last winter we should now he : I r : -Oil$ 434111� " I . Reeve of Laird, preseE t p)i ition for fifteen years. He wai ZZ - C r4a;;r - . I ' �' ! I . I MADR � 01 rne, were last week the recipients of a dition. � � x 9 1 a resident n early days of Wolfe Island and uo 1. . LiONNslis Is � D. -0- I i \ . . i a positio to have extented it and ne 't At ennan, Algoma, December 29th, 18 . equate of Scotch shortbread which was used � � I No Witu as � .squired, I . It is not that we are any s arter t tin a ammer we would have bad a line of ra I e I il. - : 1. f I . - _* . Sbarbot Liake, and was married to a daugb� - I at Q6een Viutoriala table at a reception at Psrth N,oteS. I ; � � � � - . any ther, or tb-it w pull ny V,,sy to the Yukon River and controlled the 0 eese -and Butter Association, ter of thq late Allan Macrae, of Wolfl I I I Bal;doral Castle, Scotland. i � . I I i I I . I i � I parti cular string hat o her V hole commerce of that country. �� e have received the official programme leland. ' I - -Mr. Walter Thompson,of Mitchell, M - � ej will, no doubt,be beheaded, an I Chink In- -4aftles Clendenning, of Rondeau, in '_ I i . � B "-in - . i I firms have not go�lt h8ld of. " But, thanks to the sembeless action of - f he thirty-second annual convention of -D ri,tp the mon't.-of December th sanity does not prevent carrying ut of'-zhe spending a ' turned home from Great ri 1 on New . ! I i I � few- days with his mother *in Year's Day. I . . i - - i I I . 0� the Senate. you merchants of Montreal have the Cheese and Batter Association of Went- numb o. lemons emigrating to Canada� death sentence. News has als w been re- Will ham., It is eighteen years since he It . � . . � - Not for any of - thee n is lost the trade of the Yukon, which is no�v (61 Ontario, to be held in Guelph next from riti ih ports were : English, 213 � ceived from Formosa,where the 1,6v. Dr.G.L. loft ivgham to reside in what may be -Dr. Stanley Large, of Imlay, Michigan# . � � it that clothing ,p= ing Insudled at Seattle and other United States uesday, Wednesday and Thursda , the Irish, 6 � f cotch,1 23, and of foreig spent part4of the holidays at his oldhome in i � - * 11 y Macka is stationed, of severe sit �rms, doing term d the garden of Ontario. ; : � I - publ. c eontinue I , What shall we 17th, 18th and 19th. This is the one great 363. or it is twelve months ended' birthi . Listowel. I � � to I come t us rts on the Pacific,Coa-it. the 31s rest lemage to church propert3 1 � and do*- _1 "'. Gilroy, of Clinton: who was called I : ' � p . : 9 . �� 119 . . ' A . : with the Senate ? (A voice-Aboliah itO reunion, of the year for all interested in December the figures are : English, 15,074 ;' troying many of the us to 84rlia last week on accoont -of th - -Mr. James Hodd *an elected -mayor of - ! tive . - . . - tford over Mr. William Gordon i � -Stra I in Ever increasing , numb,,rs ; -ilhat has to be done with the Senate is to dairying, and a glance tit the programme Irish, 85,� ; Scotob, 1,710, and foreignt, .-A tremendous landali ous illness of her mother, , by a � I � - de occurred arrived too late to I i I r � 9,854. 1, � majority of 202. ____ ; � . but Timply on occount of the ro�,form it, (Cheers.) The time has come a hows� that theFrovisions made � for getting : near Spence's bridge, on the - 1 ine of the as ho6r�alive. Mrs. Gilroy,&nd famfly will . . ; . I ;Must qccupy ourselves with that t he r. . -Houston, M. A., who has held d 0 a Hil . -Mr. Alden Burritt, of Mitchell was i I ; � 'City with When we f - canjour and simpl . b`,est aild &test information, through : the winter there,'and, will leave Clin- elected mayor of ,that town, P ; L � whi(h each -and eveiy customer qfiestlio f the reform of the Senate'. a ddremes and discussions, on subjects affect for several years the position of director o ' Canadian Pa ifi R ilway. ,,�il a moun- POO , . by -a majority of � I ; J n � o I - f tiLin, .containing about 200 ac of eartb, ton xhottl�. . 4entiemen, I board someone say tha I . . teache -a' institutes for the Province of On I � . 4 over Mr. W. Ryan. - � i � � � I is treated who ebteis our d,,lor. � we i ag the zinterests- of dairymen, far exceeds . : was loosened by a quick thaw ' ter frost, -1 i is said R. Bedford and family, of ; ! � _� I tari,, lea resigned to engage in and tumbled into the Fraw"wir ri �o where it Morrii, will� remove to Manitoba next I", i ; I I should suppress the. Senate. Itis not my those Of any past year, as the following list academic, � -Mr. Wm. Greenwood, of Doug I T4ere is no myste aboul it. linion. � I am not in favor of suppressing of speakers and subjects show : HOD. work. He has been appointed to lecture on' irini. Mri Bedford is an industrious man Manitoba, isinblitchell, tospendfive or . . � plunges through a narrow canyoril, Settlers 81 , - � hi,tor , a onomic science and constitutional 2 - six wee W6 are in business for a hN ing to a Senate. I am in favor of a doubl� Leg � olney Fisher, Minister of AgrichlEure for � ke with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I - ". i I . at the foot of the mountain hadl fled from whowould no doubt do well; in the west . I ature in a country like ours. If I was t a Dominioin of Canada; Hon; John Dry and a mh flatrative law in McMaster Univer- �_ he hi plenty of help ' as Phillip Greenwood. and a profit, and we avail our . � - ; P their homes the night before owing to the in a. family of good I I . I . . like my friend, Mr. Marchand, Prime - Min- a.- Minister of Agriculture for Ontario - Nity- - . . . I big crack appearing in the precipice above w`rkj 'IS boys. � � -The young bachelors of Stratford held I 0 T � I ! 0 ' B 11 us, Stratfo -N obolas Bucke, for the put 52 y � a very successful assembly on Monday night, selves of every fair and prc per i6ter of the Province of Quebec, I should be� 119 u. Thou, a anty rd, A. F_ : them. They stood on a adjoinin g moun- -Mr. and hirs. Russell, of Brussels, were . e ears a '' � . means tQ obtain thes) ends. like him, in favor of the abolotion much-renjected citizen of Hamilton, die& th u J'anuary 2nd. A large number were present ,� � I - ,of the aoL%r D, 1. P., Stratford, and Andrew E taine and saw their homes b ried by a Prosei ited each with an enoy. chair a short . , Good Clothing may be bou�ht fro us islative Couricil, bat there is a great attullo, 11. P. 1�., Woodstock, "The last Week f pneumonia. He was 70 years 7, mighty fall of earth. It in no- k time Igo by the members - Mr. Russel's from the neighboring towns. a . iffre an had been in the of the � -Robert IL Chiinie, oddest son of the late z at Tery fair prices ; . i ecause in d 1&rsuce between the 'Province of - Quebec ease and �Butter Association; its past,, of ago# an employ I harm done by th,j diversion Of.` the Fraser classin the Methodist Sunla . � seven provinces p . t3anfor I anufacturin Com ny or . t ose of the Siinday school. 1 An appropriate 'o r , is ou� a i , and the confederation of Olen andl future." J.- W. Robertson, P . river, but it is feared it will be great. . . ' ' I I . � - in the -first place we horoug�ly ,which forms the Dominion of Canada. In a 0 mlmione� of agriculture and dairying yearn, Ina latterly has lived re ired. Five as with addreis was read on the oco ion. visittofriendai Listowel. it!@ 19yam ; . I --Wm. Cartwright, whose home w . ! � I understand the p . ase of it country of different elements and interests f r the Dordinion of Canada, "The cheese lolls &�d a douirliters survive him. . since he was last in Ontario. I �, I . k : his father, James Cartwright, just outside , -N Ins Mary Reid, of 0 Inton, was the ! ourselves. 'In the cond pl ce like ours, where so many interests are at t ade of C'antida." 'W. H. Jordan, director -T 8 p %FTLUU%3 of Quebec is again threat- of the town of Milton, Halton 0 lnne of the met of -Dr.Wood, a former resident of Mitchell ! I -,- I tl,ake, whore so many passions may come � , ounty, is W beautif it dishes given V i we are our own. Ilerks, d a New York a riculbural experimental oned, it an"outbreak of smallpox, as a dead, at 26 yeare of age. He banged him- by Og Cooper & Company,,,)f that place, in but now of NashviRe, Tennessee,writes, that, i i . -into conflict, I think a second ehamber in a 6 6 it , gue tog competition. The number which they hare no snow in that state, -but i s . 4 tjon. Gendva, " The present status of result of the cases in 'Soulanges county. self Wedneiday afternoon in *his father's % , I there i no clerk who! will sellve 4� , gue fine, i I a of a f �� i 'w," a winner was 8981 -the --year 1898 . necessary safeguard. I am much lea 6 ding standar 8,1� bright weather prevails,so that a man ,r,e. - riterests as � I (2) "The status, and � There re ve� Cases in one family at Coteau -barn between 12 noon mind I P. in. The was quires only a light overcoat. . .rk - Lanolin . - anothers i faithfully radical now than I was when I was much . of experim , tat stations." W. Pon. These places are in close prox- -suidide was found hanging by his y�unger r vers d. � i � . 0 �� 1, M I I - -On "count of the great flow of w*%ter i . � as a man may serve his own. yOungei. Formerly, I was for the abolition - no D 'Ki sto U i mity, 11 Bac- imity t. V, a Soulangen canal, where a large brolher, Harry. The dead man bad made a 1 ;1r. Robert Lane, of Belmore, has pur- . � I . . of' the Senate, but as I grow older and learn te ial i numbs c f in the river at Mitchell, last Week the 1 1 to exert 6ver' J ' DF . n n'vo workmen, of all nationalities, noose in a rope used On the rack- lifiter,-omd I . We never fail y possible ll'fecili�ri o bases." A. W. Camp- chased 100 acres, mostly buth land, on the .9 i ; . . I - - - - ; I m6re of the country -my radical ideas have lx 1, provincial instructor of ioad-makill ,_ have en "engaged for monthsTast. then swung himself from a beam. Younj Kin 0 nconsion, of Turnberry, from Mrs. Stuart mill was obliged to shut down. The i I � I : . :� i -William Cowan, the county treasurer Cartwright's action is attributed. to a rebuff ! means for the plens,ng of our become linbolified. I do not say that I am a - conomic value of good roads." H. W. . Turd of London, for the sum of, $2,8W, back flow of water choked the wheel and I . patrons. Making it- standing Bleu-0aughter)-but I have acquired on- Dann, professor of dairying, Ontario Agri- of Carlatoi , 75 years of age, and his son, he i eceived at the hands of -his . Mr. L o has a gang of man working in the flooded the *ngine house. I I . r rule that w e�vative ide father when I - J 4 , hen anydning goes -4 in the broadest sense of bugh, -The Me,thodist church, Mitchell, hold e . . . the cultural College, (1) 11 How to improve the Holmes 0 owan, about 48 years, were in- he informed him on Tuesday that he bad. loo, a number drawino logs to stock � - � _ amiss with any arti �-le we sell "I'd, and I .. lieve I that we should not annitar 'condition of cheese factories and stantly ki ed at the rail . very successful anniversar ! � � I . y way crossing of the been married some time� to a Trafalgar girl. the 'Imore mill. 1. y services on Now - 1 A press, but � ,-eform the -Semate. (The res- I I � . croameries," �2) "The sub -earth duct for Canada anti , Year's night. A good progr&mme was given, I to correct the mistak * cat, Ottawa East, on Satur- The report, howevar, is !contradicted, and it - 6ere died in Wingham, on Sunday ! ) 111 everY :ol I think the Senate should be I 0 and an eroellefit supper served by the ladies � I � refo mad coring rooms methods of construcition, cost day. r. wall's coachman, who was in in, in said there was no dispute or CAuse r Janusiy 2od, Hannah R., beloved, wife of - . i , . case. I is hat it in on irresponsible . body, and Mr. T�om" Walker, in the' 33rd year Of of the congreg!ttiom. . . a d soll'anta;es of curing cheeeb." W. M, the alai h t the time of the accident, was . the rash act. Young 'Cartwright was ' i Am. you a customer 7 If not, it is ir sponsi Is tody under our couskituti) an -Four trus�aes of the Mothodist:church, I � U is B ard8hear, A. M., L. L. D., president of serioual i jured. popular young farmer, and was noted' f4 r her &go. Deceased had been an invalid for - i k, mple an Maly.) In England ther 9 is - worth your while becoming 4- t a. Iowa State College of A&ioulture and -Re . ather P. O'Connell, probably the ; the good homes he drove. . years, having been troubleot. with rhouma. one adherent 'of that church, One of the . J . I � pro .. i one ! . DO !rresp noi Is body, The Sovereig I is echanic Arts, "The farmer of the futuie." oldest rie t in Canada, died at Montreal on � -'The Department of Agriculture is in r �- tism. :Besides her husband. she leaves A orninent and. trusted managers- of Knox ;� I not Irresp risible. The House of Love in &illiam Saunders, director Experimental Friday, in is 96th year.: He labored for i oeipt of a sample of Wisconsin: blue I fAt1T1&pf small children to mourn -her to". church, and onW member of Trunty church,, 1 , I I This 'Week we have to offer uch he ad,t irreso unit Is. The Houxe of ComnR �rm, Ottawo, " The elements of success in many y I at Richmond, in the coun 1 from the Canadian G�varnmeat A n I �e lry goods stores, clothing stores, make up the ]VItchellaouneit for this year. ; . � . f ge 43 I I � same lines as were entio ed ii �Tot irre i ible. The power of the 0OBVII-1 d4iry farming." Frank T. Shutt, chemist Carletol d at Smith's Falls. ly 0 � ' boot and shoo stores . I . weeks ann unceme t, 0 . ` I n He cele! � Liverpool. These peal have�7come i � , and harness stores, of -An old and' rn uoh respected resident of I ' in last ire go is I itt d, because the House of C 3m- C�ntral Experimental Farm, " The resul b in diamond jubilee in 189 , 6. � The 11 favor in England as a cheap boiling p a CliDtOO, have'all agreed to blose their re- Ellice township passed away on Saturday - I I I I � 0 1 1 and aa previously tated e mO is has ,he r ght So refuse supillinal .- Pro. Pd,me recent experiments in the preservajon remaini wt re taken to Ottawa for inter. 'are rajpldly taking the ilace, of the I sPeotivle places of business at six p. m. December 31st, in the person of Mr. W%s. � � . � I __ - . � I . q ntly., i hil .cry the House o none oi manure."! C. L. McKsyp Can n blue. They ak 4 1p lip 8 . everj . list is well,worth you i Iowa sato Mont. Salo F evening except Saturda.7, during Jan. Whaling. The deoamd had reached the I . Perus - b refu"' gr ants of money in , __ Le nary 9 . i � orde, to dAir instructor, Amex, Iowa, (1) " Bin .ter -Th ctoris bkewery, Cobourg, owned � bags, holding about I a: d February, the quie� months of the age of 71 years. He w" a devout adherent i L ill bring th ' 'oyf reign to respect the dar 114vors and starters," (2) " General obse .v&. by Bic el Healey, was total year. i i All the $5.50, $6 and $6.50 suits M, - y pounds, and � I POP I destroyed :value to -day -is 36 shii1li a per . . poun. of the Roman Catholic church. I .- Th 'poi rer of the House of, Comir gas - � be placed on the monthly at 7 , ti, I )no ore Mary wor . ; i:e u ig a wee . as on con- � an "pod they awl well and boil so I I Oregon, -J. Forg. Kyle, formerly a 3fitobell I . ; I I - I � . . C. J A;egv Uy fiBr Z) " P -Jainex -Bremne-r, of Astoria, � 18.1 mited y t a people. If it in dispi ised ty Minis r of Agriculture for Ontario. tents a u 9 as land are in re - . n the uniquely low figure of - I Dloa , insured for $2,000 ; lo . , export and a son of Andrew Bremner, aiwell known resi- and well known for bin sketching faculti to; et *rb tra ly or to override pop ilar T. 1W Millar, 'iKineardine, "Practical butter on bui di 9 about $12,000, insured for , stores. t . -_ t... I dent of- Gre ' i 1 $4.33, The $7, $7,50 -and ri hts, . year therew"a large tr a y township, is visiting at his old, when & plipil in the high school in 31it- i . -,he So reip can dismiss it, rho miking." Archibald Smith, Beachville, 85,000. T a cause was evidently incen. 'at'30 shillings, but the higher- price this homaI. He isforemall of a big lumbering 'chell, in now & salaried artist o the Cans- i ' 88 Suits will -also app�,ar on t4e H use I of Ii�ord is not absolute, beca'use the 11 Practical butter Makin " D Derbyshire, diarisai , u- attempt was made to burn � ) I _n i I I .9 I � 'year hae.cheoked the demand and the small can', slid it in tea years since he went, than Wbeelmen,� and Toronto Star; and a i list at $6.33. The $8 509 $9 Soverei has lways the right to ini�)asel piesident of the Eastern Sairym'en's Associ- the bre, war a few months agb, but it proved !English blue can com to suomawfully. T44 wool Mrs. Bremner in a daughter of Hugh - .q . tbe nul her of its members. I pe _ lecialertist on Saturday Night, � I and $9.50 will be priced for the : a4on, I I Curing r`coms." Miss Laura Rose, unsucce saf I. . ugges ion Mcle -Brom, I - , L is ti is made that experiments he i , now of 4thel. Ur.� nor will - i t w not 06tario A'ricultural College, " Methods of -Tw) b Id thieves outs a n th"a'Atratford market a short time ago I . month at $6.33. "'� Bu hat �he House of Lords eouf(I reoi the office o( I 0 I T lor Eidt, of Ellice, who was injured A] the 810 do: the Senate of Canada has . done. rho 9 , . nduoted with the samples sent, so th%t stay fO,' & few weeks. 0 e � at - 91 V.,H . f I . qr�aming milk." F. 0. Harrison, Ontario Mr. Ha,pe ,-, clerk of Argyle Municipality 'the attention of Canadian agricult Illott, wife of Thomas Elliott, Of died at the hospital in that oity an January I I urists and $11 Suits for tne balance Senate of Cqnad% as constituted can ignore Akrioultural Oollege, (1) " Local bacteria in BaIdur, Manitoba, on Tues4sy evening of ! May be directed to the advantages they wil I Win ;h 4m, died last Sunday. The deceased 4th, from internal injuries received at the . all the bo ; . � - of the month tit $7.33. T1 us 'last week, )n the pretext that they wanted 'be found to possess. " There it'no doubt, , a . I ) i t �iea in the State, and cannot be wi kter as a possible cause of bad flavor in I � had )a, in ill for about three *asks, and &I- � time of the accident. Hewwas the youngest - - i . bliged to, a0irnit to the popular will ex. oL sees, " (2) 11 Pasteurization and the use of 1 the letter concludes, 11 that English buyers - f . it will be been that , the -prices 0 � . � to pay xt a. Harper opened the safe to � thou h1somi better lately, was seized with i I � I cept by cOmpulsion, mud we want, no r I . son of Mr. -and Mrs. Valentine Eidt, of I IWO:. pt re. cultural For the manufacture of but -1 tskb cu the books, when tb � &not el� attack, from which she did not re. Elli i I herein quoted are' altogether ' � man covered 'would prefer to purchase Canadian produc 3 � Co. � I - i I lution :n this country. Our only course, te ,-." �: Principal James Mille, M. A.. L. L. 1 him wi revolvers and compalled him to � cove . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elliott- had resided in I I I , . 'rather than that from the United States if - I � I � out of the beaten paths of then im i 6 refo -m the Senate its D, Ontario Agricultural College. Unusual hand o y in his possmion, 'h i I ,ratfor,d, were ; P I by limiting The opening exercises at Knox ebureb, I gweri and s . � 4 similar article can be exported from t the I 41ity of Wingliam lor over 30 years. St -continued on I I i bjecting it to some - control. in t,erest to fariners and milk producers in some $7 . The od their, escape. ��_ominion."- � .Sunday, Jaun. I ordinary prices. - 9w I _y made go She I Ves a family of two children. . t I . one, both -morning I what wi, I this control be '! It in a attached to thin meeting, inasmuch as it is -Mr,,:Jam as Cunningham, �& wolf -known ; -Secretar?r McLean, of te Foreign _' . and Mrs. A. Tipling, of Wingbam, tud evening, were ablyoonducted b Rev. 4 � I _ . It m4y be furth�r stated that the qu a , oil of the greatest delicacy and diffi- h Id in Guelph, and that every opportunit . Mi lit a I qe I ntral Railwl engineer, died at Church Mission Society in Havins, wants cele ; d ary, 7th, when the servi I . . 7 . the tenth anniversary of their, Nofowr J ". B-allantyne, of Knox � � . I following quotatiotis for boys' u 8hall vi a make the Senate elective ? w 11 be g mers to inspect the Agri- .iinform�ation concerning the Rev. William ma, ' a on Monday, January 2nd, by in- Toronto, and son of Ron. Thomas Ballan- r� I ) cu ty. . iven to far stow suddenly, atui day evening. , 961lege, - ' t' - ' and men s ,Overcoats will hold I m ndt in fav tem. We h we 0 Itural Coll Farm and Dairy Be ool. . i , I.: - . I � � I Inr of that eye � H; sat!( om;�s to supper at the Queen's hotel Hammond, who claims Lachute,JiQueibeo, as vitio a few of their friends in for the even- t us. Rev. Mr. Ballantyne, was assisted by � ; I . : I . And a d'for e:,ae methods on which he about ', ,4 I � � good far the month :-- b onelelectoral body in this country, seeiin,ig I y �'clock, when he complained of his birthplace, and whobas had � a remark- lag. 1 After ites had be6 served, anause. I I I i 8 represented by the House of Commc na. tKe pastor,'.Rev. M. L. Leit,3h. I d - � i ; I Men's $5.50 and 86 Overcoats at $4.33. (Am elective Senats would simply meap ar worked. t is to be hoped that pat one feeling'i'l. ; e expired-& few minutes after. able career -i He has been a Cattiolfc, Pres- men, war* indulged in, and an enjoyable I - - . - I i : 31en's $7, $7.50 and 88 Ov"r- do ibling of the pows . lihe of dreameries Rd cheese factories will ake wards : ioip hemorrhage ,of the stomach �b terian, D6kard, Methodist - and Free. even ng spent. The hostass received many -Sidney Rankin, the twelve.year�old son I � � . rCof the electoral bo'y,) the opportun ty A attending the, conyen. He leaves qi idow, two sons, and a daugh: �;ill Baptist. -He has been, it is claimed, a insef I presents of tinware. : bf Mr. Joileph Rankin, of Stratford, . is . coats at 85,33. Men's S&W, The reform we could *rnake will leave cbhe ti4n. . �They vi ill come into contact. with the ter. 1 � I . � suffering from a broken leg. He was driv- . L , " , reacher, doctor, lawyer, confidence man, -Mrs. and Miss Greene, of Holmenville, ing with his brother on . A $9, and $9.50 Ooats at 86.M. Senators the same in number as they irb br litest mini In among those in the d. %iry -A si 6ck coqLfailling dymamite caught fire tigamist and perjurer. He � t the Sebilngville � to-4ay, namely: has had at least were driving in the countr� one day not -road and when going through the pitch.holes I and $11 Overew , ts ' 82,and the mods of appoint- b iness. - that from Mr, A 16Gourty's pipe, near the Mispeo, nine wires, most of whom died znnder very long ago, when the horse took fright at the th I _Upsetting L I I Men's $10 , Mont the same. W( are requested to state .. - I The reform we propose is .th so visiting Puelph spy time from j4nu. Now Bring V�,Iick, pulp mills. Mr.McGourty luspicious . a horse jLnmped, the 00 to - at $7.33. circumstances. Mra McLean train, and ran away. Although nearly The, heavily loaded sleigh fell eugn"e, � this : When there is a conflict between he a 12th ure from I the &ttempted �6 throw the sack into a stream "ya : "He is in the real eitato� bu '. on Sy y"'; n i 7 , alne0s, bhrown out, Mrs. Greene managod'to hold left leg, breaking it just above Abe ankle. That Oak � Bedroom Suite i as mu h Senate and the pular House,' then thore ti at agent I a "Standard certific te. a r by buli, was not quick enough, the .- � I I I a " 11 a 11'ex 'and is doing some Christian 4 -work. He on to thell cutter and Minn Greene to the - I ___ � � one! persons as anothers, with shouldbea jointvote, and the majority hen this has been signed at G d lamit looling in his arins and blo, � ing �aited with one of our church last June. lines. Fortunately the horse . kept the road -John Page, who left Logan .19 yeara I . ! I . uelph, by w OR: . I �' In lHo claims now to be one of us. .' itchell at ' resent. I Re'iA using and was can ht when it came to, Holmes- � you.r purchase you �taiid the should carry. (Cheers.) That, gentlemen, th� secretary' of the convention, a return Ma to0i iece . A man who in foolish on6ug . Dakota, in in Mi . . a the reform that we have to propose I - . . 9 ago fo I lik�lihood , to tidket can be Rrocured free of charge any to am ,a �ear where dynamite Io4wes Pro'spIty has smiled on him, aux I J . � a conduit. He ban he is --- - � of becoming the the� people .of Canada. When that queo . '10 up t .Ii Ps religion to screen hi ville. - � - � t [on til ,6 Ja nary 24th. The two beauti- should b i i ri so enough to have his life , a large number of Cubans under bin ill-' now the owner of 800 acres of the best land - ne else. had, received sufficient attention frorn the fu � -The home of Mr.' and Mrs. William In the State, bemides Owning an elevator, in � I . ! . � . gold me &Is, value $70 each, for beat insured � �or the sake of his family. Buenos. Some of them have Money,. He Brake was the scene of a happy event one q possessor of it as any o I , : - � � I 9 I I It way be of interest to houBekeepErs I ele6torate, the electorate will see its wied Dal exiibits of cheese at the Industrial and -Bialoy 3ullivan, rector of St. JR, has an old lady of �meana under *is thumb." whi6h in stored at -present N,000 bushels of I � Meg , . , day last week, when their fifth daughter, - to know that we tirb selling !'ad moderation� I wish t overn this as a .'Western fairs'will be presented to the win- Cathedrd: a d for many years bishop of He was once- a sted in Que&c on the wheat. He is 71 years of age, -and is the �� : 1;O . 9 Miss Katherine Blake, was wedded to John . - i constitution country, that A the bodies Of , ne *a &tons of the sessions of the convention. Algoma, d is very picture of health. I - an exceptionally fine grade of -the State shall be subjected to the eontr I at his home in Torontop on 6harge of perjury, but could n4A be found Swanz, of Colborne township. Rev. M. J. L � I Core' .Blue and Colored F11 0 'T�e secretari, George flately, Brantford, Friday i iorn g last. Bishop Sullivan i bad when his case was called in co- rt. : -When' ��n Saturday, December 31st death, I , , - YI) I - of the electorate; that there shall be nobc dy jmi�l gladly answer any inquiries. T been A f about three weeks, and . his the officers searched his I Wilson, B. A., of Benmiller, performed the visited the residence of Mr. G. G. #Ewart, . . I - I , 4 C, in the State that shall be above the law and � . room they found' ceremony. The wedding party numbered of Stratford, and removed his dauRhter,hliss - I . nels � ' the prices are '35c T 11 . 9 death w 6a a to Bright's disease. He was * large assortment of burglars' �0018 Sao- � over ninety, and the bride was the recipient d o - I e beyond the control of the popular will." .1 i . . ' 45c. and 50C a ya d. . . I � Canada. .very big ill - thoughtof, not only by his ,own tet,ary McLean is seeking 11animond'm ex- of a large number of presents. Charlotte E. at the early age Of twenty- . I i � i � . � Referri to the negotiations at Wuhi 2g. and tea months. Miss Ewarb .� 0 i 00 s, ' d -One evening last week a goodly number had � ; spee a] features of th se g I "The Onta i Legislature has been call people o! t is Anglican church, but by all Pulsion from the Cuban capital. 1� four years I tou Sir Wiffirid said : 11 We have gone to . I f � � I I ... -1 r spatch no. other do io ninations, and by h death the � . been ill for some little time, She Will � , mesa. provinct � of the Bethel congregation and choir &ssem- be much.mined by a large circle Of lovl - - i � their non_Ehrinka�le Washington to settle the difficulties betv an I ins* one of its noblest citizens. � otes., I , bled at the home of Mr. John Cox, Gode. . ft I being fo , February ' at, fbr the de of be . is 0 ,I . , qua4ties. We bought thew ourselves and our neighbors. We 'a I I .-- � The bial DF is survived by a wife and four ( � I rning her -loss, Wi . , ' I 9 ' Fifty-tw ,branches of charteri -Mr. and Mrs. J. Ho , an - rich township, where they spent a very L s the English say, by giving ha i � id banks, , friends, who, while Mon � lline$ for use in making. men "' aad tollit . � I Oar :�, child alwayerevere her morn andseveralp vate banks, were opened in children Vvo sons and two daughters. � cry- - Z, Treaties cannot be made withoiit Mut �en, of Dakota, are visiting MrA-. MoLeod, pleasant evening to ther. During the . I . , � �� . . . ge ; :', I f Leeburo. I I . .him shirts and are therefore of thE M4nitoba and the Territories last year. -An igi d lady who was identified with .1 evening. d -Mr. James Chalmers, of St. Marys,died . . com cessions, but I believe when I shall - J'Ort � -1. , augilter, Amy. who has been - -1 very, best grade of flannel. 4 --,At Fort 'QU'A Ile, Monday night, the early d kys of life in Galt, passed into . orgamsp o on Now Year's day. after an illness of sov- I tur , whatever I have obtainad, I a I pr � -James! Millar, of-Holneavillo, has pur-, f the Bethel church for many - 1 . d � . - X_ ner - I I I have sacrificed nothing Of the dignity of ur 10 & . EtPington a big grist mill was her reaC 3aturday m in the person of chased thelhouse and lot belonging to Mrs. - Year V with a very handsome oral monthq, He was in the 76th year ,of . . �, . Mrs. Ph lil � Oates. ornit d in Galt , in' ae:s rand a flattering addrosaj his age and had been &-resident of Quebec , - country." ; down.1i The loom is VM,000; insured She ad live ,9vans. I L write, k d ,- -_ 'I . . 0-1 . 000. i i I for fifty re , having come from Cornwall, � - -Henan . I � and Montreal before going to St. Marys. I I 1� . il experienced �uite &� flood last -Mi a. T Oman Kirkconnell� of Vandecar, , ,; I : i The Expenditure of Public Mo , ppe ban been epidemic in the cities Englaud a conducted a private school week. - Mif-hig w, I ft hot week for bar home, after He was a much respected citizen and will .1 I I Most of the cal4m in ,the village . . � I . 'fe r are, but eventually opened a were full o water. I . Morris. She *aa . i ! . .. � . in Algoma. ana all through the,'province during the for a' fe r : � - - a visit n� few weeks in be alissed not only by his own bousehold, I , t week � 0 . Ph , , there has, not grocery confectionery store. Among ' ve but -by all who knew him. - - I p ' . Valcians, say - � I T I I --Captain W. Young loft Colborne last 16 Mial' , of Morris, and has resided in . a - I DxAR ExrosxTOR,-I noticed a letter in such an epidemic for nine years. . her ma t eral patrons were the * A for the Military iCollege, London, Tie I 0 your issue of the 8th of December from I r. b�n - I kJounpi . a Stationfor the peat nine years, ---St. Bridget's church, in the townshi, - f . -- .--tr__ 11w Arms - .r - .r - .r - Greig & . Blair, in w4ldh he com ins of the Mannar A disastrous fire occurred in Patrol a lads, now minent, men in &H i I where he purposes taking training. fi.� 6 0 f . In were spent in Michigan. Mr. Logan, was tiptally destroyed by &a. a I , . . Sa mrday morning, when a block containi g life who a nde4 Tanis's grammair school, i �-Mr George T. Irelan'd, of Winghain Kirk oil and the other families from F�iday, at about 3 o'clock. It was -A hot _� ; . Jnl,�rhich grants of mone giveaby the On- three stores was burned to the groun . by.'who a her memorl 4" always been J" * ' - . me day, and the congregation bad just ut, I . I -thrio Government are a tided in Algoma, goue op a trip to Tex I the hope oi M orris residing in the as locality are - � I I D She was' a fine bonefitting! his health. 6! pi vaporing and n the fire was die- . and he advocates the handing over of this . i . er the stars and stripes. � m . � -Charles O'Gara, son of Police " Chriatisi , �haracter' -Mr. A'Ioert Anderson, of Xichij` - . -Hugh McBrien, of Clinton, won t covers . I (_ I Money to the municipal [� authorities to be 0,11 I ,, .intrate , beloved by all the 'I 'I', an, is . be d. It started in the vestry used by � Ca ase of fire u 1 known. -treasured 6nd revere( . . about halt an hour whe - � Macdo ah ' � the chorus �oyi, but had gone tmyond eon- � Xara, of Ottawa, aged 18 years4 died at townapw pl,,,, and was in her 82nd year. , w Lob iven in the guessing competition at - . expended by them. I am somewhat a r . � home visiting with his fstfier, ' ohn Andep. I I . : J . - him father's residence at Ot"a East on -Albert Miller who is believed to be ion, of thatown line, Stanley. r of a trol. Nothing was zeaved but some- vest- . . I � - - I ,of Mr. Blair, --a I Thursdayi Dooeased was a student of Ob- albout 75 ye�m old, was frozen to death a � -A curling match bet*een Hensall and ti entitled to one guess. About a pris'ed at the complaints 9 i kao Brotbers. Every, purchase w Ment#. do 'not think that either the municipal cc n- tawa University. -A pleatant event occurred at the resi- - -I CLOT11TER& . nth ago Miss Kelly enclosed a number - 17 oils�or the people have any'ause to COMPI in - few milei i from Brantford, on Sunday. His Olinton club.i, held one day I it week, re- � In � � � : ' The township of Pelham lost by death: body wal f d *in the ceDtre of a largh suited in 4 victory for the latter by two � wee 4,000 and 8,000 in an -envelops, and deuce of Mr. Wm. Sykes, sr., Stratford - of the expenditures in ith is district. r. it � .� - I . - L � � on lFriday, in the person of J. Howard Fell anowdrif �,71�n,T was ; I or a ay, January 3rd, it was opened b road, on January 4th, when his daughter, Blair instancea two bridges recently erected . evident that points, I � 01, tile JWronr, Side I he had � I I ! y 11 ' . I n of th t Street ' on I of its oldest &114 most respected real- 11 I - Vanstone and I 0, A� orrester and awarded to Hugh Me- Mine Matilda, was united 'in marriage to � l - made a a,r fight for life, i1the ano w being , G�rfield D I - . - here. laIS95 the coudoili of McDonald, Zito. 4ir. Fell was in bin 84th I , . Mr. John Le I STRONG'S 13LOCKI� _ Although tramped d U for a considerable space �f Brussels, left last w for Stratford B ten ,who guessed the ex�ct number- ,yburn, of Logan. Rev. Mr. . Tarbutt and Laird peeitiQd the Govern. ,year, he was only ill a short while. sroiiid. T marks show' that he had Busin446C411age, where they Will take a 79 , being the winner Bradle rf rmad tha ceremony. Mine i., 2 ! t -for a grant Of five hundred- dollars to - . . i I :: I ' I er 5 o'clock Monday night, I LizzieLyC sinterof the , acted I or me distance o' his hands oomm#rcial course. I . I . mention1ad cylinder -head in the engine at the else- 4 and � I E. Tichboura-e. the esteemed "bridesmaid. Mr. Jain brobber . -11 -I if I q build the first of these hridges 1 th � knees bifo his fingers froze and rat. � -Miss M ary Allen, X. D., who has been 'L . groom I - - men --Shortly aft crawled I ' I and C". IS !JAFORT 7 7 ON L. on y 'was grant !� bu I te�;h if school section No. 1.6, Beat Wa yk", ; bi Mr. Blair. ad a n1d tr light depo� blew out, leaving the town m He then c :� . . . of the bride, supported the groom. I I I The in 1, - I � — i _ - with some extra ,metising Ju Alameda, N th , wall h, was- made h of a presen- . __ I __ the bridge was built.un er * - - - ered himself j r west Terri 1 L 00 t 0 M I ot 4 . - the superintend of lidgetoWn in total darkness. Both eye- . . i - . , clothes In .' �, slid lay down in tO , isborhe on a visit to' ter mother and I tation Dot long ago.. � -Quite a serious accident occurred at - i ency of Mr. William rray. A ]Wan ry Strachan, 1 i 041 i - � . � ano f( arryF : I read the address, and Fred Carter Rat � __. I I talus, arc andli incandescent, are affected. the ran v=t ro' 'd' to be big last Other relatives in Fordwieh. i I the Fullarton saw mill I week. During i � , _ , (Y unutled for the bridge w well and profit- . I was 'a ..�. . presented lit Travelfin by h� . It vill take nearly a week to repair. . the usual course of running, without zany 1 6 . ably event in improving sleep. gure rfflmd .� -Mr. F. I G. Sparling, of i Winglism, has Miss -Tichbourne with a, toilet set. prayer I I , he road leading to - -Knox church, Galt, the seconil largest Brautfor , I at his relatives; am unknowa. workmen b4sX getting the . pan ready at the -and bymn book. Th6- annual examination apparent cause or warning, the large By I . . . - ) :R i I the lbrIdge. In 1896 th I uncil Again Ile- Presbyterian church in Canada, at its annual -Owi t) the recent disturbances in x)RIt block. He expects to begin boiling in was hold, which was very Onczessful. A wheel began to go to pieces, lying to differ- i - . 4, � I i C - T -1 -1 I titioned the Governm It for & grant Of me, 5ting last week, decided to give the pas- China, t I ev. R. P. Mackay, the Prosby. a few weeks. � eat parts of the engine room. It w" not three hundred dollars o build a secon g. number of the puenta were in attendanoo.. I I d tor, Rev, R. Knowles, an increase of $" terian mi i n secretary at Toronto, has had ' -J. Reawricir, of Howick, #owed four without consideratile courage and danger I You may have your Baggage CheAed from bridge. Mr. Adam McKa was overseer of on his I � . . -At the close of the Bftissils Methodist � y salary. Mr. Knowles' stipend is many an uiz iss with regard to the safety of bushels of a now kind of oats last a , Sabbath school last Sun that the engineer entered the room and shut i - � pring, � fi:p X L, Jackson ; . lea From letters ,received by him 1 ted with a iblo and a oopy Seaforbli to the point of di atination. tbisl bridge I speak from personal know- now $3,'000 and a free manse. missiona, . asd last week he threshed 22S."bushels, a was prom `1%rough cars, no mid -night cha iges, fast le'die whe; 1 say that both bridges are. . off the steam, and stopped the Machinery. i service, couponlickets. - recently a : a confident that there has been - � Fortunately no person washurt. I . -�Mrs. Nathan Easterbrook, an oldireni. yield of 114 bushels per mre. - - of the Methodist tune and hymn book, " A i I fimt-cWs structures in every respect,,, and deot of Cormwall Island, died at her home no trouble so far in Hoinan. i After the Em- � -Mr. Peter Deem, of Wingbam, fail on' mark of esteem for his yearn of service as -The, death occurred, on .January 2ad, - . I I I I I L i- j- I , I I I that good value has been obtained for the Iss! Priday, isthei age of M years. Her press isat ad her recent edict the Honsue". the 9 p ery iee one afternoon last week, conductor of th*' orchestra.' PostmasUr of Mr. Thom" White, or., of the zownship, L ; I &I . I � ; � MONEY ORDE S money spent. So far an I am able to judge, Pand still � ary vex her, his were a lit itle surly,and acted as if Europeans a(ad a H6'has Farrow made the presentation in suitable of Down* between Avonton Land Avon. : i � - , being in � Wly is 8 a 0 r. . . i and I I think I am in a position to . know, I qot�year.. Oriaofthe eons is the world must go, tat everything i quieted down! words, Mr. Jackson r . splied in appropriate bank. Mr,'%%ite had resided in Downie I i ' -Nilay be had at' any hour ; payab e at'� an believe the money expelled in this -district, I *n confined to he house lines. - � t �[ far�oua maker, of Easterbrook pena, whose * n, And n) unpless : CA and wife are visiting terms, thanking the school for their splen- 57 yeam, having come eat from theold I place in America. The cost : to- $1 , un6r the Airec , antness is expected.* -W-illiam Ca I . ion of t4� Government luP' hoi�e is in a Haven, Connecticut. in Grey, from t a prairi prov - L ' '20, We ; above to $3 , 12c. as j I , . did gifts ,country with his father. the late Thomas � (;e ; $IfJ to c., eriniondents, is � ciously and ' as H. Pawling, J.L P., Wra.,Goforth, the Canadian missionary in, � inoe. Mrs. r i . Mr. i , ; a t D one Of Honan,'hq6ol a narrow escape from a maniac Canipbell in a da ter of �onald Mclauch- -Mr., John Govett, of Clinton, was the White, at the age of eleven years. He wine - i I . . I ;� ; . I i I I __ . I : economically expended e the municipal - the oldest exi ants of the Niagara district, who attacke I him with great force lin, of Dakota, fc orly of Grey --township. recipient of a number of valuable baoxe one of Scotch parentage, though bom in Eag. ' I I ; � - Ain at the.fa*ly residetles, St. Catharines, the man wa overpowered and his knife � -Mr. John G. fine, son- of Mr. D. S. evenings short time ago at his residenae. land. The family settled -first onlot-18, i I ! are , ` ar by the muni 11! _ revenues which i ,x ted ity, but . i cp I i Ranald J. Mae& nal cipo offiners. 'th rka,rd to the two on unday afternoon. The deoessed was in taken from im. Escaping to his house, be! Milne, of the I I t concession, of Howick, He being a class leader in the Ontario street concession 7, Downie, snd the young man i I roj r� I gr L 'I , your correspond- an . I I . - � . I � I ! I , gr ts, Mel tioned - thel8ldt year of his age, and had spent a th attack d with a cleaver his ' own roturned home fr in Manitoba lot �week, thodist charch for many years, aboub had his home there until , his marriage in . - expand d . . 2 - I _A.C3-3MWrT . ent,!, which were last summer on yery active life in the township and county, brother, wh (attempted to prevent him after an abionce� of over four. Years. He sa#,enty I membors -thought- it befitting to 1863, when be settled on I it 20. con , ' � I I the town line between .A leDonald and Laird I I I 0 , cession i ; L i - I besides having served his country in the ra- 'from doing f rther mischief, and severed I9;oks an tllo)�gh'hlanitobs agreed with him, reo�ogniz� Mr. Govett's valuable services, 7, where he lived to 'his death. His wife A I ! (". 1), 11, 9 DOYINTION'E IBM$ ,he Admits that oneof these was alright, and bell�on of '37; as a trooper under Colonel his head fr his body. The man wax 0id he repor4 that he has it much, more an4 thug' did him honor. Acoom was M is* Meanoru 'urnard, -who survive* I I . ponying an i 4 1, � � i I I undarotftnd he has sin 3e admitted person. Mao�Donald. jl�ter he was also CA tami of again Makin his way towards the minion. convenient n6w to deliver his grain tr6m his address he was presented with three finely him, with � WiZe f&miIV Of eleven children. i O I &I � I that the other is a nally unobjection- the eserve for�e of militia M I AM& &ere � a -T � ' . - . ! � , I , r. ;Awling ary comiou when he was captured, and i far , as.the Northern Paci6 Rail- bouind volumes of 11 Pilgrim7s Progress," Mr. White waiM yesis of age. � . : I . � . � Ir I ; 7 : - I � . ; � ! � . i I i . i i ! i . : . I I - � �' I i I � . I I I � : I . I . r � I J! ; - � . � 1. . I L ; L � I ~-' ` , I i I - . 11 JL I - - . ) .Fhl, r. on . 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