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So 1hat, n solution a id dooli Ming against gov- ationa ara. If a satisfictory arran ent them. On the Zoad home � was tak i ,� � �Wftft � � - . - i�i I . � 189W %-OVerre.5r-o 1899 . ' ; re �. 4 � I -1-1 I y '011 � - - - all things considered, the appropriation i are . a ments and p irlis fusing to is not mqd ) soon there will likely &M. ! deathly nick, andi died upon igb,way� � ; L ' - _g= " &I,V .41b.V - rvz MCD rNU rRI 46,k r . man�x for re , 6. 11 " h I 2 -1 . - 1w �� 1. I . $mew 1�wo-w not nearly so formidable As they appeal I prohibito, other st�i e. The �;rand Trunk o aisle It is believed lie expired from li�eart fai ; 1; 1 , -. - - - I y legialati�u, afi it seems to Iarei,, � - - �t , Oft A04 I � I - . . I -- �, - - - & 15TAVZOP-T, I . are p �t3 � N. ( ill " I tlu ,W- ssatmir � - ,f on pqss �lippery coons. They ould . 1 brought about by the food 6f which: bo. I J I � sk - ; 9 to 2 the surface. be tilhe pleasur, of so in - . - � I J It � 8 A J - ' I ; i i TT'ER I -- A <WO' 6 .1. I I . �Lny temperance or Ilk,,, irthe could, to lord it over their men:,: ad partaken so readily. I i . � :1 I I . .. . . - 11 barY's, " I � . i - , � i?�,Dmt!)- � , i r - i I i � . I � i 0 1 ling in Any civilized - 0 the health,departmi6int of New York,,:for � 1i I I ''I I . - � I Mr. Ipt The vie'ws of THE ExrosiToR with 4 ard I ganizations and rohlbition advocates to do. and treat, It am like aalley slaves, Bu t the; ' NEW YORK'S 70]?U�LATION.-iThe repori I - - 1- . "C7 " 15 16 AtZ' ,18 -19 L to thee el -railway subsidies, hot . da3 for t .. I I ,.� jitupw ,4, It Dont nion The work must lie done at home in the con. hi 1 sort of t . , : . I - �, � 7 . . I - . P � . 1 a4 1 L,*- uwf.V o our ,ead- atituancies, by the individual voters,- and On try in passed. Labor has now too much, , ending March 2 let; i I— I'll, �, - rl 20 & 22 go N o?,.5 20 and rovincial, are well known t ' :1 t a first quarter of 189� 0 . the kueo X2(5 neel ti 1 � 0 -� - 29 W Al ' M ers. It is pleasing, there that mu a infl ae be treated 'in this way. It is " a been made public. The departmetiVs a . . fore, to qoti I , . I ' 11��- stPbe :r upon the individuall representa- qui, I & 0 1 -----� .a evident that the ' railway auth6rities , a timate of the city's po WiNTED N]iEDI11P1EL,y* i - .... - Past -WeA — I I , .pulation, July lot, . I � IL in . . - .tj),, k . I I : . r .. . I rindsr!�,thio r. r' onn tion tivo. In this an I inno inther way can the -are averg,le, in the firat' place, to recognize �' I .1 - I a new departure is to be made in � , li 1 99, is 3,510,053. : I ' ' i . � �W �NE W ADVERTISEMENTS. � � ) - I � ! � - I jAniWIL; IS.# In] - I . with them. We are of the opinion' th t no desired end be brought about. Ahe w6rknien an Pin 0ganized body; they!!' ING ERSOL j s BODY CREMATED, —The 'd I � : � I . " I . . ' � . I i I ly I : � � .. . . I : I pre'er de Ing with them as individualm. o'RQb6rt It gersoll wak cremated Thursday I � ! he figiree between the parenthesis, - er each free grants of money ohould:be given to rail- . : . !-"- , I ! � ATI THE I - - 11 01 - LLLL . . -- . J� L � I � - i 10 wee : . ingovigry *a ova, denotes the page of the paper )n which the � Thi y areo also, anxious to get out of their:, ' last C, at Fresh Pond c"remab my, I � � � .. I - I " I . advertisement will bo found. way pi I omotors ; that whatever aid is afford' E , ditorial N(Ites and Comments. me the M Atrium -amount of work for the' i I Dng Island - The ore ation was conducted : I . ! .1111 W1 .,IV atteli 1�� . I � I i ; I � I *- i - - eire Urg( J . ad should be in the shape of a loan, the in- The'late Senstw Sanford was one of the 'Mir imum W11101 If these negotia- I., -� ,and, son Gel - Judged �by their Fruit --o. & M-1 L . . � int of -0ay. I q detly. A� I except the members of the i - - jr�o i1tom—FA. . in a bri our publia t;en to sea the ieces- � fi ,neral part r and the crematory attendi �its � , 16 in HOW _ I , Appearanco Counts-Brigh Bros --6 . terest an well an the principal to be see ured wealthiest men i I C ' t Ing I I i - - I We want 1,our Trade-MaKintion & Co- -5 . Anada at the time of his ; � f V sit forth Appointment of an independent � m ere exclud 3d from th � c4arem6lay. . . "I - .. I ,or An 6% Card of Thanks .ublic � I I'll ,-- -. - .store I by a lean on the roads thus built by p T ' 001R NE, $TO R I'll ' L -Thomas Ward -S � death. ':The ' Succeiisiol Duties Act will; co sioe , AUSTRALIA I I I 4 Aa �husinsw For Sale-MeFiLdden & HaFadde a-15 1 . A mis n for the settlement of all theme N FEDzIcioN.—The retuklas . 0- . ra � I 1 ! . . I .... �L TA41 1C,gf,,—We undi Wantej-G. E. Kiux-8 add. Mr. Blair has not, gone quite thin far, ke in a conside abl percentage of his elf. disputes ween capital and labor, i� will', 0 the Victorian referendum on the ques iDn I , ... I I.. . . I � I L I . � Good Cirare-J. S. Robert" . � but he has made an approach to it. The 'not have p urred in vain. � � i ! I i i I � I " . f thig Vill tate for the On mrico t'easury, an I of Australian federation show A vot i; - I or 4 G.T.R. Ticket Ageocy-W. Somerville- -9 d which i I v of .. ! i I . � I I . � . � Apt ; I . j - I Bargains, &c.-2-8. Mullett & Co -8 Government is a lmrge employer of . all rail- will be used to ai sist� in supporting the vari- . I I 145,014 in favor, and. 9,605 not t1he . "Merziton Ana 'Will: I � . � I - I ist Now Gooda-G. S. Audrews.-6 W 8, in the wai of carrying mails, trans- I one, charitable i sti uti)na tbr There a van interesting discussion It the m easure. ' he vote in Tasmania 'L Shc, f , I - i � J*dwsra busine" tb SY , oughout the �� a ; I I A . L provine I a 11 I - the-*$ I rurniture, bto -James Beverley -8 � 1. . . . Imon� : I - Poultry and Butter Wanted -A. Youn porting military,and other Government an - f such V asylums, etc., and Coin I 7 ie other day As to th( propriety' 13,800 in favor, and 800 against. . . . I i � Ing about L I I L . . . � 1 , � ... . I L � L 1AP&,r no : - i . — I * � . plies. For this service the Government, has ad . BURIED I .� A ]ROCKING CHAIR, One of 4i must have -200 tubs I of Al Butter 6,e, . I I V� I P which but for thi i act v rould, most likely, of r rig the number of Ca)inet' Min- i i we I - go to relatives an I friem s who have plenty t1le most eArsordinary funerals that b' L . law I S90, I � i , 9,e i I �, 11 A . I i - .. . I iste ra. TI ie �aubjeet was pretty wel tht ashed ! I . . ured -five I &p.00ifor always paid the companies the same as Other without it. � I L - ever 6ceuvred in this section of the con[ ' rry I � � I , L I . � I I the '�4 ra I I as &L � They were growill , I b- I � � I ; I li I , w � . . I , i MPUM - * shippers. A condition of-thege railway an - out and, result of the di iouss on, a was held th other day in Powling, re Friday, the 4th 1 day of August, .aQ , I ^, , - . tne sea who went from West -Huron' motion t,6 reduce the York. Mrs. a 0 . i � I would likato heal . - - sidies is that the companies receiving them , . . present ... amb a ( a I � . I I The wi 8 , George 8. Norton, wif f I � � I - ==1 - � , I I � romineut contractor of that place, - I I ! I I i� � .04 do, better*—IA to give evidence before the Privileges and " p is i , SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, August 4th, 1899 okra hree per cent.- interest annually . one was voted down, only 13 voti g for the I . - to pay t L I , 1buried sittil] g in a eking chair, which )r We a F � 11 11 from Japalav W . on the subsidy they receive, I and that this Elections Committee at Ottawa, in the reduction� This 1would seem7 to show that ` � I P I .. 61 .Church) oil thi . - i ' ! .1 � Months had ice only resting place, � i - . ; . . - � - I I amount is 6 be West Huron election oaseri took. Mr.- Joseph both I d � ; . .., - d The Dominion ParRament. lated from the amounts sides of the House are o a he 4 i I i � evesin #M ,on dedu I ' I onvinced -that which she ro queste some time before r . I : Z - a . ,f � the representation in the Cabinet-js . I so take I . Book with them : o coach them and pilot . ndt too death, shoul I acco pany her to the gro I . I : I I I ; The intention is to close up business this earn services I . � : I - � "I , I ..- .. -- of his I � I i them around the. ity and look� after them large. , D,uring the dis6ussion 8 r Wilfrid it wall not a one the - sentiment of her � : 1 1 1 41 � I 1, Mission, . 'above named, the rate of chi a for the oar- I : �� I .. . -1 - ited to be pre Week, and to have the formal prorogation ' ,rg Laurier 'referred to the talk o taide the' tachment to the ch r that prompted her . � iuv � � I �, - . - tnb , . I 1. ach- id generally. The r 3sults would seem to show H an increase io he e alar Be � �� - I . I Monda Already many members on both: lice in ,all cases to be fixed by mutual agree- 01 as respecting v make this aftange r quest, but,'beflag la frie ; i - . � 11 -nie Ste - 7- . I that the genial ' a did hin, fi 14 f NTS Iv, "'Ps I IN TU . I I-.- I � � � � a in size, she I ad had for a long time & d � i ; I I b." gone t;0 Detroit. " all duty to. of t1 ie Premier. He said if the � Prein'ier;' I X %IF : . ! I I I - Ri . I i - . sides of the Hous:e have left for their homes,, ment between the companies:. and the Gov- wards his charge, &a ite came out in evi. 8ala,-y� is increased the salaries of ', the ther of being crui hed int) an ordinary coffin, ad : , I -for's - I I 1 1 : "IN - � loima� -fune-- � . - ! 'i � - -:: .. 11 f uneral t .1 -... the . . 1; ,� and will not likely return again this session. I ernment, and, if an ggreemenV:--can not be dence, before the 3ammittee, that they bad Cabmet Ministers should be proportiot ately had a horror of havi I the earth falling a ad . � i - t ..- , - - -111, Ore(liten 01 The estimates eiria all passed, and the rail- arrived at inthis w ,'the amount is to be presented him with a Mrse as a mark of inerassed-andthe,tinsofaras he is con- press' h � : ! I - IL I at , � , ay � Ing up her. eohair was:euca d � I -_ � - - Way resolutions authorizing the granting of I In other words, the their appreciation of his services. They ,:h , . I'll i : i — . - johnis,tnn and fal fixed by Parliament. earned a will not accept of any increase in in a big box. I � � i ., I I I i I � - I . I . - � . . I . i I i � - b L his br certain sums to ra � ilway enterprises form the: subsidies are, simply, in the.shape of a Per- could not have struck a! more fitting man his salsfy unless this in done. This 3eing , FRianTFA C'ATASTROPHE.-A fright ful � sen visiting � . - - � .. - -Joh, n Pfaff. of , � for the business, " Me jor Joe has a kind the case, the matter of increasing the rem- catastrophe: treported from Meran, in �he Th� above P ' ' - � J only importamt � business still to transact. " manent loan, for which the companics pay heart and an ob] I � e oil pood up to above dqte. I - Ikelarly's thousaW I � I i Ing lisposition, and the far's salary, as.h" been very freely I koom- Austrian Ty -ol, the health rerort wher il I ly : worst thing about im i ibis politics. . I . � -1 . � - - . The esolution 9 i - i � � - � I., Orley a few day -43 9 "king for the remconstruc.: intere8tat the rate of three per cent. per . . ! , me�oed by papers on both sides,w'Ill, I k,el , . Crown Prine 3 Alfred of Saxe -Coburg, gral d! � . I ,:A I . 11 I . . I .1 — y L i � . -' - annuin. this intolreat to be paid in work I - er threshed 631 but I.. . I tion 9f the Senate have been wiChdrawn for � � lie in abeyance for some time " it 8 not on of Queen Victor a me I . 1 7C � %/411FI�W, � . . . . . - - 8 t his d4th I at i . � . . V � - � I I go. I ! � "I * I ' done for the Government, and for which the . . - bours -thO . ther day. . . - i � I I -- - - ii I ; . . 7 - I ... I is WILest, in this vie. � - . . I make an increase all round. a side of ti a Schn �ebe hen a ca ripe , 11 � this slession, in order to facilitate proroga Last week a Montreal o r made an applies. probable'the House will feel disposi d to� agring. A party of I ;�urists was thing . . I � tion to the Depmrliment !of Agriculture fbr � t rg, w I . �, tion as- the Opposition bad decid ed to make Go - vernment now pay cash. Thestipulation, I . . a I - -9-1 � z — Torontio, I I � * . Omarg by whi3h the car is moved broke While I - . - I I :-. . - f Of a determined stand against these resolu is'� very proper one, and in a large measure . I - . mber Of b4c � . . .A nu . I - I .i leave to establish n ole � arine factork The London Advertiser, which ha had car was near the summit. The car, wh� a . I � .1 .- I I - - rei I in Oansda. The Government has refused I I � - .;� - -Itm It a I -tions, audhad they been proceeded with noves the objectionable' features in con -1 I was filled with passe i . . - � h -other ; ; I - - � o i - _-:� � I the petition absolutely. The policy in to a distance of 6,000 feet . -- , � A"� , U I considerable experience in the mat er of ngers, was reoipital pd A - " Ashed . ! � . � ne Dtion with the former system, which �h , BI . : B. .6 U.NN5 -'� sE I i'votia to 4 1) there would have been a long dig' Ill ' and wa? d � i 10 ; . . W1g . k now. I . � cussion _ I strikes, especially between street rai ways It- I I � . � . . � �� -4 � i . I allow no such manufacture, or anything pieces in the valley below. One of the pi 8. ! I : I I . I Fab)* whic 4 would have materially prolo: u ged tl� ; I bean in vogue since Confederation. While ho 1*sre � i ; � Pra I .Mr. Peter Li I that is calculated to do 'recate the quality and their employees, and w ' is well I - - I -- . . I I . P , . gengers, Prcfessor August Herbert, t a ' , . I . I � �s#U blvryWr, . ; . � - - - , � . - _. sessiori, The West Huron investig4ti' is the aid will be a ervice to the compan, eel Of the Canadian food products. The Gov. of thei public and private lo�s w I I , I .. . or i�a ig,cAt last ,w,o 11 I i still ifl progress before the Pri 1 4 on � an I will in man Is cases, no doubt, secure to arnment Was right. We I have lots of I I I - hich they violin virtuoso, was instantly killed. Gi 0. � roy. is . iting with. her sister, M'�rs. (Rev.) for want of more rain and the dust in fi , . . 4 i* � t,1!0ronto. Desph V4`eges and y � good cause,� has come to the coneldbion that co Von Ompatdda, &'popular Go : I - butter in 11his coutl try, a i / m- I . rman: no'el Y11119ft -- I 9 I . Gauld, f this Nillage.-The coa�rse - grain our'streets for want of moistj , .mr. AV, -i . - . Elections Committee. It is not I likely it I'l-tai q sections of the country the advant- I lad plenty malterial Palo writer, was so badly injured that he cannot ire M I �- IS . W _F*er ila bound to ka � . to make more t a Wry arbitration is the best and most � cropne or pro 'ieed better. Oat4, barley, $hall Miller,of M reaville, has purchmi I � liv�t#-Orlow, %Vehopeb .. ageso railway facilities which they would � era i in -.-4- . - , and no encouragemen oul'd recover. There were twelve paseen4 I , andpe areabig crop. Whilethe smat I will be closed by the time the aession winds be given for the product I speedy and satisfactory method of se itling , . the Cobbledick grain warehous - k,l�'-* � ion of a- dirtj , un- the car. Of these, five are fatally i Jure � . � e- at CIM4 - - �14- -of t1605--atnes-1-hat: ,r.,4 - I . isvery C. in the pats, there will �be a good boye,and commenced operations n n held th, . ; � � 0, Mg -bo UP', Slid Will, consequently, have to: he ad. n'5 receive for many years without the aid, wholesome imitati n. all �tleh disputes, and calls upon the Or tario while the others are suffering from ;rok n'. Me day f :W, - iligiregatfin, I . I I - ' � Legislature to provide means to this a id at limbs and bruise d crop lof . - - -Mr. ,Robert B. McLeaIri is said Mr. Miller is one of the moist thrifty AM � - -- !. iwl%stival in their ��b , I - --- journed until the � next seasioni. The pos' from prostrations by byallt jiLve t�e finest field of 4tainthis inff - - - maer. of Wiarto", . � i. it will, practically, not- cost the, country . ' -, � 9, an i : its next session. Would it not be bet, er to shook. � dental farmers in that vicinity and am - - - - �-M- it, &br-4 -, , I- . I - - I tion ia not much changed from last week, an' 7thing but the use of its credit. The announce. ent has! been officially I t for (uandty and quality.--IMr. and me is out a to follow him in his pr - ., I I �T . I . 0 -- A� UJUVAII, Were I The Government also exact many I madoi that Mr. W . C. oscrip, of St. ABDUCTED HER ONv�N CHILD. -On t4e t1t;- asent Bomu Of $ 1 secure this legislation from the Dom nion. I I � I strit; � 7 I - , . PT131 , I baby of 1 London, venture. � - - , .�- -� #4 part � I - and n tilling of wvery serious nature has � M .J13,mai:Grievesand I -- - in the proo I . . "'11 I 9- . when it could include all corporations? It I rivalof the Dominion line steamer Camb. ar Vial 41 Mrk. Grieves' parent , Mr. T. I � . I - , - I I I -- can T out conditions which they would not: be a ble Marys, and ex -M 'P. P. r out Perth is as necessary in. cohnection with if � -� � I , - -- ,�W,Paotor, Rev. E. b . iscoveredbytheco mittee. .1 g team roman at Liverpool, . Thursday m rnin . I �- � . . ! � � to, io if the railway they aid w ! ppoin a to & Osi . g com- Mololy on), ofth6i village. -Mr. nd'Mrs. a . r 1. 11 7 "I � 11101 ArVaugo . ' . . . Sir OharleiTuliper-lefb for the old coun. ere cot'lletruct- " tion of local railways, mining and manufacturin Sergeant Collins, of Scotland Yan, and Al I' Dublin. ., - - -- � . has been a ' t he � #1 . . . ! registrar, I panies of various kinds as for street rail- Sergeant Bell, of Liverpool, arrested Mrla.' vin ne . 3 and - children, of Lou on, have I �� o most su'acessfil led entirely by private enterprise. For in- rk f the Olanty court and . GATHERPVOS-Milis May O'Connell spent - - ' - I on Wedneed H goes on private i � . Ia � ; be -,n spend . Pleasant visit at he home � . . ways. Legislation of this kind woul& be William Y. Perot, of Baltimore, on la harge -; I ,- I., try I ay I 0 stj c - M i aFa;d- . � a few dayal imMitchell visitin . . . I - - , every road ided by thei I surrogate regi ra of Perth. Mr. . of Mr. and ra. J'ohn Jones, Staqley.-Mr. g her friend' . - .- I- , - 11 - I - I 11 e, an sav � - - � - labisabsence Hon. Mr. Foster . I den, whom Mr. M scrip su�ceeds, has filled a r f!l B I- A] -,x. Mon Mise F. Cimeron.-Milts Jessie 1�- - - .1-1 � A I . io Was Moll businoss stance is granti is the means of saving -millions of money to of th ibduction of her daughte 0 1 - t 1 $ . �1. f 4nred y,� thin . �-. I � , -, , fA Q . � Is now re. Mrs. Perot iw�h accomp tie gh�orho 01 '� b6nfield, in the �nterent of the -guest of Miss Annie Matthews � . I � - I will act as leader of the Opposition.- Previ- requi.ied to give running powers over their the position for ov r forty years. and i the country every ,year, and would secure timo I ith w4s,bn Motiday I*st, in the wingle b , - � .- I - -roa j man, and t4hei par y I week* -Miss Endcoxt of Stratford, 'a I - !�� One t6 his departure he made his farewell do to other companies ; they are' bound upwards of 80 ye tra of age. The appoint- justice for the working classes. It would, a tall military-lookiug; g'o )d st ock. Mt 4 Mohteith always keeps an .1 14411. ' I I I � . - ; not to amalgamate with any other c I meat of Mr. Mose -ip i ,rood one.� 0 however, take from corporation dign, -aries bad taken passage as M�; and Mr#. Pier( I 11 . I daTing w J staffa. - . a a � � I I . . :a i ey � o an td �busi 6 I M. and Mrs. David th Miss M-9. Wil - � . ' . I ompa ay' has ekrned his pos.tion an : is tbor � I y W 1 rreated at the . I � I , Illillwol Rt & ft1w. 4 1 shot at the Government, taking as his theme, . the power to tyranni2e over those rider and daughter. Th : liams.--Oxiu � 1, � I oug . a I .. � 0- a ape I - � ormr.s.—Duriniz the . and the freight and passenger rates are sub- : M or of I God ,. cit the fore ipart of 7ass With her Aunt J - - I the resolutions � oil 13 them, and would also do away with ti a oc. customs depot, while I P I �;l - granting bonuses to rail� qualified to dischirge its duties. The ap, ting for the d4- . Miss O'Da . � ling, win J I . I w ek, i6 re ht guests of'Mr. rid, M re. .-Miss Annie reimanh - . Tosiodoy moril � . L .ad of th3 system of aiding ject to Government 0 cul labor agi a th an 90" " I . .- I I& � Us ecite killed by 11 ways. i He approv� regulation and appr val. pointment was mide by the Ontario Gov,. Pation of the professional ` tor, parture of the expres'alt'rain for Eustaln lie, Mrs. core's uncle i a I t -o Stratfo d to spend -her holidays.-hfin I . - I � An company that will not submit to all 'ernm ut. - . 6. . I who makes a fat living out of arrangin ; and stati- I I � ' 11, ; t Intl- - I I -A 1. AN I "I , a On. " Pierce" is! (4 ;ai It Blood, T1 a a ple 4op this vicinitv, omixes to I ing her - - . railwaiya, and Made no objection to the . . . : I i P Minnie Wall, who has �beeri spend . 3L A., is spendinA I I I . I . -�---- I I settling disputes on behalf of his I Bllow brother of Lady Colit'i ;ar bell, M r4. ty P I � - these conditions and restrictions will not a i r. The apple buyers are I - be a v P�ry -slim -a fln Mill. , _*,- in ,tbeea parts. - amour ; its which the resol - workanenl� These are the only classe that Perot did not deny her p I holiday* With friends, has returned to Baf. . - -� � I - - � utions authorize I iden, ity." She hakl ; bu v tin f.hA ,�� nil doilooking up,ord as Ings a -the PA I get the aid. . Our Conservative friends inever weary ' � . .r,g.-rMI*os falo.-Miss Maggie H ti . 4few itays at t . . rreat and I �, ,pent a low . - - t -1 I I � . " � nor the schemes to be aided, but confined It seems to. us, therefore, tha 111 would lose by such a law, and it,is no ( oubt not anticipated a I as terribl �.. i El�re �Cettloton,in 3OMPany with days last week with her sister, Mrs. F � - I= -of Londont *iant -1 I a�busing the Government for, so lavishly " - due to their influence, I Wits Jon- rank .- r. - while the Government have, been liberal in I . I in in no' small de surprised by the event, i ' .. I I . 11 1. 4, the villak-e.-M - . gree. . 1� .-. - himseif V3 ridicuIine the Government for i nid M6DOu all, iris ted friends in! 0 -aton, McConnell.-Mre. (Dr. Michell has re. -- - ta reasing -the public expenditure, and ye that -a law of this kind ha . � TBRRIBLE RAILWAY 1 C1 . I 9 ) I - . � ': Ong ago. . . I I . �� --� - " ven g a i -60vernment do Ma and &'fast passenger train, we ( ad o home " frot!n his holiday trip. Mr. I'll I i . 'IrU': their �hange of policy* in *is respect. H a the aportionment o aid, they have been c 1 t ` s not been pissed ,W]uZE C �A freig t on lTudsday ilast. : b I r. R. Clegg, has rat �urned turned home after spending a few days widt . - � Twon din L - opposition they . . whenitbe , ke-an hon t . wreck - Miss Evans. -Mr. and Mrs. Davis spea in ihe villige.�:-M s�id t6ab when they v�ere in can ful in guarding he interests of the coun. I � to I � i . I - the Erie road near Lacka*ani a, Now Y -- t 9" a I . d ' - i- - try it every concei rable point, effoWhere and there to cut down the expe � cle* , t [!.11 I prefers being I at his Sun ay atthe latter's home in St. Marys.- . , -�� . Mrs. Davis -And -da; .- were violently Op oxed to the system Of aid- - and - that I a- , There in a good deal of talk, more eRpeci. Saturday night. Two ives ha m been lost,, post , at to Mr. an -1 � - U , � ditgre, a d it comes directly down to indi. � � ; � i home, I where he Boom d Mrs. William Ryan, of Mitch64 , -1 �Miithe-suostf of Mi. -a - and between twent, -five &rid thi b I a - - ing railways out of the 'pub ic treasury, through these wiffe re tricti6las the country � ��. . � I ally in the Consorvotive press, of a ge moral r enjoy ,I hirre elf the' best. He says th in spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. - - , limilwo,--T-he aniawd fa I vidual Ito a they fi d fault'. We have been injured. T wr(c 1, which I DOw- I . . . will receive good value for the obligations I I all know election for the Dominion at an early late, 00- all hist4rav Is, he so.w.ao farming ' co try, n6f I . - . -bettarietiltural society, V1 whereas now they have not , inly become how sav i ,.-Mrs� (Dr.) Loohy is spending bsr : . . I I a jely the ostmaster-Goneral h cuired shortly before' midnight, was pro- I with as fin farms I Wrns, and ho idays with Mrs. Michael Gibbons. -w--311* - � . � - lrjbp on Monday and Tin . ) _ and responsibilities we will ave to' incur - - probably before the close of th�a year. i an some - - , W - - I converts to the syk tem, but giv 3 more liber- . . - , in been att ad for sa inge he� has efiected n We ceded by a cloud burs� and i torm. *hio i I dwellin' there is in Huron C nty, , Mitchell, Visited 2" in& 26th, -Rev. J. F , - - allyinthat way than their providing the money. If al� the entirprines his depar ment, 91 Minister oL'Agrio I. fancy, however, that those who have �ost lasted two .1hours. . A 0e6tion of the ' Mrs. 6119 18 till via' ing with fria i Dore and Mine Ewing, of - I , It . . iredecessors. i I 11 ban , I friends inthwn last week cy a "a tolit tooducted the service I � ture h a I ieen subj cri fell on the eastbound tr eke dXL% a � i k -- - * b . n ever, t at whereas aided are proceeded with in I the I r .' ticisl�; to say on I ctly in . �, - in a . 2da in � Miss D - or n immediate a fic d to simils this subject, know least a bout it fron , Detroit, . i I a Maggie Kelly.- � - I W morning.w: en he � He did ot say, how � The oth( r�oua, an his eatimates a f the freight' train. . I 18unday with Atie ' I saga. - ,,We ' everal trees wen ! � 1. I -- under the old regime the mon.4 was made a . It- is our opinion that those who are b i Id 0 / ENDEAVOR� SOGIETY-. -1 . -- . Rev, Mr, I ear future, the large expenditures con' before th( y � - The I Chri atian 'Mrs, McGiath visited her mother, Mrsi . � , , I ' , se, 8 reported by the T6J - i * down with the rocks and theieirth and th 11 !Jord&D, du"19 the course of last week.- - I - -Mi . 1,r6n Ociety, of St. el urchl 1 ril " Janet Stil . . nected with them will have a. beneficial in. I . 48. ewai a ing on'& general elebtion thi I End eavor 8 -- � . T so to year wi I be freivilt cars and eugfn3 war turned ov I I Andrew' . I . s I , fluence in every branch of trade and �indu 'I d �' ��- disappointed. ,Theee is nothing, so for as er held its .regular pray.e,r mT a on JMr. and Mrs. John Downey, of,M . the recipi- . to Telegr , - I Charles'b - gift, under the present syste-ml . B- Im. I , 6 - I . ents have to pa.y ir terest on it it the rate of in of $70,000 the I tin � . i � from -an attack i linister had se ctio directly across the weetbound for, Lek@. Sixty , I . tcheU, . try a the country, and in this way, slg Ne I ,�p rf1t 'to � we can see, to cause an ale n. The Par- freight ca:ro constituteo theltrian, thou I Sunday' evening. Th to 6 (hoos. !visited some of their friends last week,- - I , . - toon to sea -her out al � quite a otthe ct,"' rid agai 4 "E. B. Oalef�suggegt, liamentary term does not exp gh 0 Piet �Mr. and MO. Dave McConnell spent - 11 � three per cent. per�annum. T6is is ad t I .jre, for tIvy'p, only twedity4wo were! dera�led , the I ing the good part,!" : was fa y well , Suit-, ; of of Stratfordt is so I I 0,000 a yea'r, for ten I years �yet; the Government I . I I he ful i to were , . ._Mr. and3lZo. J4 . people will profit. On the whole) therefore, hat t least, -4, 5 and , dlec �day with Mrs. McConnell's mother, Mral - - difference, which eyidently eselped the ol useed, and In -po J any po d wbil a the amounts in the aggregate are large, years,' should be spent an cold -storage, ,are stro 91Y debris wals piled up on the westbO634 . brought ou4, The ce tr oint of he I esson Jokn r te .-Joe Mill, - - gentleman.'s attention in his th"te to got : . which: to �he farmers of Canada , � suppo�ted in the House ; are growing ir the track�just an the No,! 7 Chim � ( I Id ,. ar is spending hisVv- � . 14aing ever the arriiAl oJ i I was of 0 a 0 1 go exp a,,$ I I hol sys th friends in Grand R - - bq.�Mrs. James Barbou -itican scarcely be said that the money is not highe�i importance," : onfidence of the people, and - there are no from ew York for Blaffalo put �, . 1 waathat% person must op Feglect i c rtant i I apidol -' - - . I - Ingso ser� -- . , away, . a With �%Imost every . . I i - . rig as on which the people should in an lap,, 1 matters forthi . � importa eel eter- , . . . I 16111341 t6 lat�p ,on A runty na it is with ihis a Wichigan I�M Hurley spent Sunday in , 4 - � i bein g judiciously and wisely invested, and ! � burni � isou pearance, running at the rate of fifty- mile- , A lo : .- . other expenditure I � � I �e directly consulted. In'short, the pt L � . . I I nal and opiriftual matt ral or thing pe -tain- � tber.-Mr. BormWx - maim since ,been ooufii W the Gove�uinent ; the . I i I - I . � . I .Seaforth *ith his fa � - - - , that the country will not pro'fit largelyin A few, Canadian papers seem to be act . I rty an hour. � I Opposition, while Viley cry out about the , I -- I a power could gain nothing by " appeal to i � I to 3ur present lif . The I as jtwo brothers from Berlin are vilsiting him .1 sumag a very tore foot, I . I I -1 I L I Ing on y i 0 1 had i I ated y insane c the people now, and members of parlian lent I . I a Very practical bearing '6t Present, I J A � VM soon be . ' 1110,117 ways by the proposed expenditure. , esire to stir up stri a i � ! I . On every ay life. J, -Walter Carpenter, who has : ffl-,� I I able to use' I : � The to c for next Sabbat evenin A gust tee - r # - I ttlerap e . i I a�a liag b3twben Canada 'and the I i . * n in Duluth for the past ye c- 11 - - - increases in the exienditurb and the debt, i and 11 I who hive hard battles to fight every i lec- . . , a . . . I I . . 16, 51 , home on hursday last. --James Williams I - ,, � I they do not oppose! but rather approve of, , � K-Wkton. or, returned V ;rs a ? 1 � I , 8 rifeing " Eph. 4. 14, Ja an 1-8. , . . orneon I I I I ; 9 1 - I � i day ii�.tl': - � United 81 &tee. W a are sorry that tion ate not likelyto throw away is cc ple' BRILF " � : I . I -1. ' � �r [; !so set. S. --W. J.: Tufte� is lai, ! i this inode ofliving is (It4ki the result of fir., Ili im. I- -, y " s - the individual I exp�nditures, hich are .re- : �hibitioh and the Politicians. of sessions unless there is . something to be severe attack of appendi bis. �. up wi""- 4 '. A � pr ving the appearance of his res"' point e 11th concessi I sponsible for theseinor as t�e Toi ha its earl � acquired audio condemudd by I paint. -Min ': A -s d"th af JftR. John I , ; yl � f - . sible and influential a journal . ci Irer dance b,i ddiDg a cost of � ; L . . I week, whi r �� I )�f -,prohibition was given ano a in tL L gained by it. There will be � at least One returned from Sebringville last Margaret all died of consumpti a gres a I which they � ther tur he onto ale �raru Act Id lend its influ 'once t !easion more and probably two, before there I th� inapire� writers a good meeting in on At V com and somollti;me he hag spent the . I I plain, , a "rid fault be- Hq'use of Commons 'on Saturda y* Is t. In this Dast month, supplying I It I 7 her home McKillop. Her funeral took 1, I happy release. : cause the �iatio ' "' y , . 3 u lho y work. The following is Is, earn. is a dissolution. . ower for expected. � : .z . � . � I � "00me as a _ � ne . ; I - Wd to rest a approp no rel not liberal th first place, a resolution was move ask- ,theirst; I crusher. Hehasstar�e i I I place OIL SA urday last to the Roman Oath- - � I 7. , It the Crom I I p�e o� the stuff (ontinually indulged in : Eis seai on's threshing. -Har'vestin ia! , I � . I 9 I olie ce,mete y, and was largely attended.- :- *Wxy� She leaves a fa, enough. . I ing the Government to secure the ' �1 I Exeter. I - ' � i � .PE I i9sa ge Ili The American Gc vernment,, which canno b Because the Liberal members on the nearly over. Some are already throu h.,' � � I Miss Teesie�Carroll spent ' .. - I � of legislation giving the provinces po era to i I � . West Huron election committee will not; let -E. N. 35hier, wheeled to Port E LocAbl I BRirps.-Mr. R.N. Cric ' t ,�, ;ad two dauqbters to mo I I . ! I 11 -+-Miso Larmer. who has bm - t-ttililbovid having died afe, i � The public wero surprised and pained on I 0 rj is was of all' laws, humar and divine, should no t urned edneed y. - bis brother Nor- � I I 11 . . , - - . Death of Sir"James Edf�ar - interfere when mob kill' Italians in deflane Saturday and re 0 ,.of Provi leuce, is visiting. b teacher, M. Ityan, ; . � pa is prohibitory legislation., T . the Conservative memberC have every,,k ing n W spend' h holidays at the 'home circle, i allees Ca eron, of Detroit, is ithel 1 man, at lBrantford, this; 'ykeek.-Mr. Ed as � � I 11 In I - ' h,6 Canadian Government to interfor ay and conAu�t business just as guest of' iss Ree el Kirk. -J. E. Elliott,! i Crocker, a- Toronto printor; is home for two ford has turned to town again. . min �.� I �- Oreanw-s learnin' of the death on Tuesday last, Moved an amendment to the effect t at the their own w' � -Mias F - tug 'I - - I ask t - h return d to Hamilton. -George Craw. 9 - of, tim a is ripe fou a general prohibitoryl�,. law- when t,he legislators of Ontario deal wit . they like, the Consery � tive papers are has purchased a no bike. -W. J. C. Bro" weeks'h Idays, Ed's mki . I I L . Sir Jarrim Edgar, eaker of the House of Af; ' their lumber and t. a �legialators of Britis � i ,y friends in Exe- Waugh, of $eaforth, is visiting at the - . X&M.-C. Xwon and ter this cam 9. a second amendment ebbing shouting that , L hotelll SIP the L :ale are ng to .now rides a Crescent wheel. - Captain W. ter will se&,- him lookiog so L - Commons. Sir James had to abandon his fo I ' C�lhumNa deal wi h'rtheir mining claim 1p� . . tryi , n i i a pleased t I 'the guest of Mrs. Webet.-Ou Satarday 11 I - I here hot weeir W4 - ' 1 well. -The Eilber famil3F�* or.u.; I . � duties at Ottawa a rth that the vote on the Plebiscit doe's wit so eye single t the interests of thei burk the investigation an I are bullying the H. Paisley, is -ve nick at present.-Mr,l � if Crediton, were night, Mro McKenna's store was burgluiod - : IN , land separAt I I . ! , . � Few weeks -ago on ac- i . and,Mrs. P. Blac lain and family, re visit-! photographed at Senior's-sgallery on Mond by unknow ' ti L . " her sister, Mildrei not justify a g neral prohibitory- law. These Own people." No, a- ch reauest has . eve poor, innocent witnesses, and all such stuff. . � L I ay il� par tee. Clothing, hoote and . - I L Silt � ' � - I I count of ill health. He returned to his reai-' three resoluti I I tug relatives in Clint6n.-Geo. Anders6n,� last. -Tile holiday seasou it right onus. A shoes, and th store in general were lift in .. vuting Alice ;and ,Carrie . dence at Toronto, Where he underwent an (ins were discussed for a been made of the C na ian .Government b 'The fact is,1hat the evidence is not coming has commenced hii'season's thresling.-,�R.li number of our citizens' � I 8 . WiRson hala laist year7o . ar6 rusticatiog at the a; confused eO dition. rt in to be hopedtlis - I Operation for the removal- of, a stone 1from and a night, when the debate wiils day the American Gove Ment. Fool papers il out just as strong as the Conservati as Fletcher has ere'Cted a new silo. -N iris M -j� Bond, Mit,. J. Spackma ' It . . it . 'ad- the United States, iki some of those . � I - 1 �Jig famous summer ihieves will be sooner or later brought to . 4vis, sound, aud. good eat I gie Smith is- -ho a ing with M. all E. I ye iort. X.r. Spackman is ,reported as hav- I 11 - .. e post- we hoped- it would, and ey are trying � time I 0 , the bladder. given out journed, and thus the subject has been I have in Canada, ma' have made such a de � in It 4 too bad that -honest U � .�Porwoufj -are visiting I it , that the Ported for this session, as t; I 'cover up their disappoin ent in th' to Fletcher. A. E. I& a, J. E, Dar 8, N. �, - � , g a very busy season. a 1.ad of him. - peop u, of Detroit - Emil operation was very succe I hero will hot mand, but that is alite- a different th jV CAP- lmus� suffer, 't the. hands of those rase . likely be an opportunity to . ble to' J. L. Ki , H, Kirk. an I Mis�es. ta a Kemp, librariati. at t a. ublie library, - . J y 1`1 saful, and that Sir from the deirnand bb rig made by the 'ng Any person who has take the trouls way' Fletcher, . , als. Phomn of Barnia - 11deo- - . have it b! PILL' ht . I - Gov'. 1. L. Brethour an -R. Kirk, Mr. a re 3orts hiaving been klept*e�y busy the past �� ; James was doing well. The news of his , in. I I 9 ernment. Such mi I ding otatem I read the evidence, as repo�rted in the d i1v Ind - M -8. . I 1 , . I I . . .l- . '1161411anitobs; A. C. U� ap Aga � ents as . Walter Flazlewoo and son Cheater, aid. tv� elve months.� Solnel 10, . 0 volumes hava �, I . I papers from day to da � Vtoi bataric, AgriculturAl � death wan, therefore, a greater shock' to his � the above cannot d fail to be 1 Wroxeter. I � '- - . . .! any gbod, and t a 7, annot - I 'The climeus8i6n was mainly of a recr�miva. I struck with the falsit f ch charf ea. , Mr. J. Taylor attended the Stratford Hi ir:. baonisoulcd. There are &Wqt 4,000 books �� ' mrs.a. X., Wilson 42 I -1 rwise tory nature, 6ne par�y ,accusing I false and unfavorabl ... i pression concern, dy Sarnia -Detroit excursion- )n,, in the fibrary I , andl 4 poop. a � tro using was thought ito be a dead issi�e here, is be- - .Cana& . Exeter last wee] friends and 'the p ; lie than it ' . may do a great deal f harm by .creatII3 Bul - . . Noms.-T6 electric light ours-ion,which ' ,tian . p Othe The Conservative con tlj,�rs ald's annual 11 30 ' I Would have been. t seems that his . consti- thel Other Ing have in every instance b an allowed In re uly 292 a' rid 24, and repo t havi 3a,i ca 7da. Exeter rank� a-. ond to rifte for a ing resuscita . &d and � - I . . a I . our neighbors in the � of the c %Be Saturday � , . e . COMPaILY Agent. 0 ! I I � . . I of 'pla5 ing fast and loos: Inds of the Canadian spent a most enjoyable time irk t - , to wn of its 11617 Of �publicjibrairy � � SoInbe were 1 � with the question Z what in remarkable - - tution was. greatly weakened by his arduous . people. L latitude then they would! have been 1 a I . OC I . size in tb a abo . . . . . . I ,surveying - and trying to fool it is !I e re ut it, is ti at those who formerly opposed . '. I -, ,.On Abe 06WAS compaul the emperance people. . I the strait� and f,re ' ading ro lm� The,'- libraiian* its introduction, are now laboring with All . a . i court of law. They have 1 a weak came, d . .-Miss Olars, Shier, of I " . . - While we are I � c duties in presiding over the protracted sit 1, -- I dou� ' I I I I . in Vgation can home for holidays. -i& A. Doupe, o! Branch-! L he �an herel hiat Monday.-Ift; free toadmit that the -1 lebis- � no fair :1 tb j�roughly under8tai A his busineem.; � I I P make it a m. - their might t 3 have a plant instal, I I tings, of !the House ,Of Commons during the - Hon. Joseph Martin, Attorney -General i ' ton, wheeled tell at a mo I led. Dif- . L � - - � - their 0 se W L 4f Arkolth, Land his sis6 I � cite vote was not of a ila�ure to justify this from �here on Saturds F of last i meat's noti a 1 here to fi d silay ferent surroundings have their influence ilk - g. Th know thit, as had � present selasion, and, that he was, therefore, or any othe I the Provincial 'Gover ILL nent of �British .Col � week to Port Elgin, an "O& he. 1. last w,eek.--4 . r government in endeavoting to i . I., been as as ey Ball I am, t ey d returned (n Wed. I bo k wanted. Strar g ra ! visiting i I , town Changing peo0la"s opinions. There are im- --- I . neaday.-Miss Lottie'Doupe, in on the sick ar cordially invited t(? a � I . . LL I less ablc to withata d the shock of the oper umbia, who has been �t the botl ould h a on it to th� courts in the i ,Vend their spare . ting her .parents, m � I - - 'I �olrn �of a w . or- .1 ments more to be d,paired than the '- , E17 a, Ong have a prohibitory law ��seed, it is ��equalIy series of rnmpuses in . dinary , instead of having appealed to list. -Mr. James 'Creighton, of Toronto, 1110m hts�-in our free �roading ropm -Work Prove . . I I Ll - -gan--Eddie wilso, ation, . t t a electric fight,' %mong which is A telephone i. the large se 7er ori tbe eapft side . 7 a d Ith h I he seemed to receive ' .�a province sine�e he - last week 'With Norman Fletcher. of Main bas been liapen 1. , � ape ., relief a firs ve clear that P&rliament does not approach gsgu Parliame t, where it iff, in the nature of n' on � service or a new school.-Fali wheat thresh� I I ding t, the impro ment was only med office, and #h was, a few w6ke things, Most impoosible to get a pro ' street is being ra�iMy pushed forwar . i ... no - . i the subject in an earnestapirit and in such i per -Wm. Kirk, is I& I id up with 'an &;tack of ) . 4� ing wa3 begun in this neighborhood I"S L . Ie, Q R, Wils6ri. temporary. Sir Jamies was 58 years of age; ago, asked to resign� his position in the trial. . rheumatism. -Mr. .David Hazlewood, in im. T' ith the new granolithic walk, ',will be Monday, by Thomas Smith, on the farm of I - - .--We are ples , , I s mt by his I roving nicely under the care of Dr. Fei i t irnprov 't' our M . t I I "I � gyrtle Wilson ha's he was a native of the province of Quebec, - a manner as to convin�-e tNe pub - ader, has at le" � P rgu. a T�e'avv men %in street. I Mr. Wm. -1 Dgth . ontgomery,-Gibxou Brothery - , ; - artin at era o - atoms and Inland y .1 r of dry hemlock lumber I I - - o ! . : . . I - itia, of St. Mary's, it t. A ' ur citize -1 - stones at the : I Miss Let spent a few Inprovemen nup6er. of o -� Steft1d,1014 ( I - ign rn an , I . . ; � - - -V i �- r Wild having grauolit6i��'wiiilks laid . their local cus � - 1110 UPASwitzer and b 0 M13&,, and had.practised law 'in that city, - throw Revenue in tTe Dominion Gov'er t ILO days with M's. R. Fletcher. -Mr. E. Hazle ' u,' �In- from Muskoka, which they are selling to I I ,� Alice ,and : and came to Toronto when quite a young can not consistently � a��d i6f and much heeded have reeeive&a A -the are sincere. In this respe � The Mint t - son.-Harve Robinson, has a new bike. has be M- . y at one: party tendered his resignati6n. �Mr. M f 'Cu - an a Ion talk 9*ftl leaving at Rig � first'refused to res claiming that he had . a In ! or tomOrs and others. -Miss Alice , , , - other. This also'will con1tinue to be the case sJority of the supp have hitherto only enjoyed a as y � � I I -' He had been a member of the Dominion . rters of the Govern- laT of ve wood is, convalescent, after an attack of promises, where ne�e ad after the Main , �,- i4lb Tue�day to visit frio . - , - - . ple t - the matter in I hand I I I Walker, of Niagara Falls, is:visitiiag at her - , 1. I . . Parliament off and din since 1871, and was until the peo Ake ; ment at big back.� t a- meeting of the thousand, d lars a year, have 1had tt air rheumatism. -The wife of Chas. Irvine, pre . . � We X* havj n . t,eautiful . � - street walk is 0 omplet" d. -The funE ral of grandmothe , Mrs. John: Gibson's.-Mr. . I . in sented him with a ne hAby girl, last week. Eftie Woods, 1) loved ivife of Mr. Wm. M. J. R 410III040ur,tarmers are � . . the hero of many ha�rd � a different manner from that in which pport) a in the Legislature stipends 'increased to seven thousand, -Ili of Toronto, is, visiting frien& � I , � - . 41ind . I recently hold, it was . and � a . Forsyth . - - : I I N I t ; '. .. I '. . - fought battles- At they have thus far han' that Mr. Martin , . -William Kirk, b teher, is well again. -w Blatchford, wh died; � the family ree idet ce here. -Mr. R . - bW"�%if� all their . dled it. Ifthe peo. same as the other Cabinet Ministers. It G. Miller is conva ascent , after a severe at-. in tTshorve, took: Place lon Wednesday. -The wan away Moo - .. I I . I I . . a lution was carried- . - � . I I he represented the ple of this country desire prohibition they supporting the actio Will be re men ibered that in the f of last week disposing of the horssis, ete-), . ,� � . . the I time of his death 7 was mistaken, as a rE rt Miller a of Mr. Semlin the ormer G Dv- tack of blood poi i g, -Barney Williams, - i t " rest in the I � . . I � � � Premier, in asking Mj.JMa 9 I I&OPIC remains were laid . - Exeter and attending IL other business of the W � titueney of West Ontario, and was can have it, but they must adopt. lifferent i resiFnation. einment these departments were uude*r �he ak our sit Cemetery. at ford was a� most John Ho � I �� Perth it, con , I y, 6 kind i . Oey, -'The read machine was in - W � . Mr. Martin says that although be'is'going charge of con � ollers of cuatome, who on Thursday I erman Prior, of Exeter estimable lad ieighbok- and a loving oper ; , � elected Speaker at the first session of the �aotics from those ' v rfin', ofMitchell, p alit. I village a flying vi Mri. Bl" present Parliament, Hewasableand pop. 1 . I jr w are � I 9 . . ati w k Ously �ursued hiGh they hale previ. out of the Goverumen il he ,is U A going but spent the past!w,ek with Re 11. % ife Much sy ripatily isli, on lost' eek on Main street, and A, - 1- —Xito'heirg tivie holid rat , v. f.- Ba I expressed f r f4e decided impr�vem � .. . I . '� ulari and his death was a public lose. He ' .1. Until the electo act in of the Logialatu ,a, arid he will be bear rt of tndqlings and. did not have the -W. J, Dawh 1 at Sunda norrowing, relvI ives I friends - There ent was made at th I I . . � w ood faibh in this matter they can not ex. from again It is'sailf �hat y with friends I easternappioacil to the village. -The oat- I ... -There its 4 Inovem - ves a widow and family, of seven. His in I ' 0: ters, and onl re. in Grand Bewil'.--i d ad. at the h1( me, in Clinton, on t a 4st in Ill of T' Hemphill & Son is receivft . - 41vttd� lea Oath that has occurred 9 earnest. I f 11 rank �f Cabinet Minis I of I . -on cou ity's eal m- 41 - j� .1 . re fwtory in Listo the seventeenth d . [ the Commons, and The offices Winehelsea, is the uent of Mr. and Mrs, ' neeis It ]ere, I pect their repreqentatives to be in who has n' Or. McInnis, , y Mits- Ethel Madge. ow a seat In ceived the smaller salaries. it at., oneof Rd . . r � . ;� - - abotit it., The prohibitio who is a son of the Wtitenant,'-Gov f Were Orem'6ted by Sir - John Macdonald. Arthur 0 � 10 a new dress of red paiut.-M a. T. W. Gib . -Mr. V- X Irrench,' amo 3K the nists In every con- Doupe. J C Watson has disposed ir�; the person f Ric ard cialak ,!it t a -.1 members:of the Common8,during Manitoba, will be ki son,'of Toronto, ; tU klitcCeft 1 1 � is visiting her mother here, public school ke Mr. Mar- Vyhen Sir Wilfrid came into power he gave of his fine paoing horse,- for good figure. . ,a of 83 yea i - stituency must pledge their candl ateri to , - . a &# r rid or e month. r., tan- Mrs. G. Brown.�T. �Hemphill k Son an �, I Asatistry. � the present Parliament. Mr. Thomas Bain, � ! I i u's place. . I . these officials full rank as Cabinet Ministers -Mr.- M. Gudrriore of Harold, is via ting at lake at one t ve ; o end -owned I vote for prohibition, and refill . � I I 0 P 1 ) li the shipping grah'i this week, -James I -Wr�. meDa . of South Wentworth Bet, irrespec-- � .1 b�t did not increase, the salaries. h e eter. 7010141� ; , , - nala, of �; . J his been appointed tive of every other consideratio to vote w seem th � mb t .. will now have the same salarie T1 ey Rev, J, BaIN. � � farm about f a ml south of Ex with unerring aim, killed a I' divet. " with a : - -, Wafortuito t6 . break his � Speaker as suocessor�:to, Sir James. � o he trouble between . a as well 48 0 - �-- From there he lmove� to what is now the stone, on the Pond on Monday last, A shot 4q# I for any candidate who w - � t�e name rank . _&go. I ill not so pledge ,the Grand Trunk Railway" ; th as their colleagues. Wien I i re�rnananta of Port Blake. Conceiving the gun is n ford hortici - ! ca a . I id�a that the Port d become a place of Mr. Anderson I � ft1de himself. If prohibitionists' will honestly .their track men is not yet settled. On so. before t � _ .11 of this place left On Wed- '. . -8,rralwatents for , * - -- irlanagers.and a resolution to increase the salaries 'Kippen. wo al I Ot in i� with " Jimmie.'�-The Rev, I -Tfie Strat. . Railway �Aid Grants. I _,he House it was cordially supporlid NOTES, -The � sound of the th -eshing importance he nil) the large frame , � Ud fruit A- IR , ��m.- isplay early in I follow this course, and they can in this way count of the on and ine& . . Desday of thin week for a louth's holid I - Hon�. A. G. Blair, lAlliniater. of Railways, � 'Sir Wilfrid'. Laurier at d Mr. iation Of by Sir Charles Tupper, who said that b I ad -whistle again I heard in our vi,,in ity. = which is still � id there, but at C � I 01r. will RLVI Mon, - �aa g ubmitted to Parliament his resolutions y of repre. � I James Suther. he re � wbich was neverlicen�aed. I was in this accompanied bir j�ev. Mr. Rose, of Brussels, ' - �Wftt to the ,Worth 1 1 secure in Parliament 4 majorit ' td�iined in powei he would have n. -Fall wbealt is turning out a little better in?t . lifton Springs. New York. He WHIT � creased the salaries long ago, and he 'As than was.expee d. -This is the sea ion of velature that Mr� Staul'ske probably lost . West ]v i sanUtives so pledg -, . I I . I his and it is hoped. they will have a pleasant- *nJoyin y ad, they will ha�e a pro- land, the Liberal whip in the 0,6111mons, the not going to find fault wit] � the Govertim at the year for p cilies to the lake,� get a property. � Re 10-avei to inourn his demise . � � 9 good healtit gran;ing aid to railw I a s and bridges. The hibitory law in short order, and they will men were induced to return to, work, with for doing what he - . and restful-time,in that ideal retreat. I itliell. . . . � I . I . i X would h, hve done hims f, fresh airing ai id the Is breez - he four sons I and' two i daug rs. r. J tan- . �� -The raitep . , - tt I propmed grants amount to the sum of $6,- never obtain it until they do this. be unale%taudflu th at all t6,e ol were, therebre, made ke a, on i ,. 1. ,law layers of St. I - .. itherto t i I 9 ; d hauds . The increases un n. Methodist church choir of this Ola i lake ill he welliemember d by old roe! dents 1 54M 96. This I is a �, considerable lunip of prohibitionists in one party would be taken back � Imously. It may well be oncluded, the 9- Tueeday'last, ex joyed a pleasant on � F to riise $40,000 f were quite will. to their former posi. - t at I 'Of Exeter. The� funeral took place fro n the , Farquhar. .. I -it A --tem Of Veit ,y. It is large enough to anit the ide ' Ba field.- - . - XY& . Mone- . as iogtopledge the candidate of tie other tions and that the railway . authorities fore, that the increases ar justifiable a d y The f iLriflers annual picnic O low I home of hiis dauiliter, hire. Peter Bowi an.- SALEs.' The'auction sale on Mr. T. Hum- 1"ri. . , - , Oppositi n do not let 0 1 � I . I - - of the most ambitious, and a good deal party to prohibition, bat they were not would meet with the represent&' proper, as the � in u .,h ad suit, on Thu day, with their good wives I Mrs. John Th irnic.roft, who met v ith a kiri'm farm last,week was a most successful - I I -The annum P a if they can make a and children, to the number of dvei 100. � race t home in D � I I I fall fair n I fatal accident at" her ale. affair. He sold in the neighborhood Of 4-mdtural oc� be � larg�r than some would give if they had the willing to,vote for him after they trackman within thirl, tilives of the of this sort of thing , sixio, a few' days ago will b will � � - - a itty will doing' of it. � had him y days and arrange point against itwith an, y a iow of reason. They went to �11 ryadale, The d y'bei '-Ware eight hundred dollars' worth of f6ock at I I . Mond I and T�i . � I , -H6,wever,of the total sum it i I . i . � � ng I , Out � �. � I e'A on I . ny citi ,- � matters, If this W&E the un . - grand for the oc�wion, to say tha all spent , re embered by ma f E aid good pricea.---�The farm of Mrs. Abbott, . h And 26th. Is pledged. This kind of work will oerstanding, - 11, � oy, , never -t I joyed xe r . . L uthorl a pleasant day, and enjoyed emselves C in It. when a young lai es, a near here, was'also sold, Air. Fred Huukin a 24th ult., wh L ities have nol, adhered to News of the Week. t 1 .4 --()a th . - fle,ld I - I I y ." was the purchaser. the price being $3,2^ - - - Robert Leeiie,i ' I , V� TxE ADVANCE IN COAL. -The anthra'ilte too mildly. -Messrs. James Co r and ; who atone time owned the farm n w o�- wb[ich is considered a very fair figst This � � � -a blinde4 which were appropriated in former have confidence rid they it. They have not yet arranged a meeting in right, good at le, would be rawing it Keilly, daughter of Mr. a O�� but jOst to say that $1,647,120 are re -votes of bring prohibition. Prohibitionist 11 must the railway a . - an ins snone , in each oWr ,a ohn Kell , 117 , . . se Asio a, but which bas not yet been earned, must act consistently. They. with the reprosentativ3s of the trackmest, companies of New York a inounce thatel dl son, during the week, made two ore good 1''cupied and owne4 � a with it ' . I I - and t e appropriation had lapsed. 41ust t look but, instead, have given to each man on the orders for coal at prices pri , by Ric iard Gidle , Ex- given Mt. Hunkin a very nice =.K I Besides to any Government to do wha ' � or to July 11 t, shipments of sheep, one lot going +2 -ft. his "he making a I t theytould mainlines of their system an advance of not filled Wiscon. efor. � In life,: Mrs. Thoinioroft w One -OFF ON A T�Rir. -Mr. and Mrs. Tlhomllif : no'knee I , � I this * portion in granted conditionally, as do for the ori July 31st, w 11 be cancelle 3, sin, and the other to Iowa. -Mr and Mrs. of those ideal 'I women wii h *hom. it � -Rasors, Xcl)onald A y I , &A a Calmeron have i gone off on & holiday trip i , I . . I maelves. If prohibitionis, t1s will ten cents.per da . Tf e men oul the branch and the advance of 25 c nts per ton wIl James Dick and. childr, -n, of * eausur to meet, * �kind neighbor, a 1� dog They took the wo, i - . - stor . - for instance, the grant' to the Quebec bridge, send to Parliament a majority of represen- lines receive no- additional payll The men then go into geneial effect. , � ensiniller, I pi .' 'I at at Sarnis, and go front , I the thrae, � a . -T is made on condition that the w refuse to ac i were during the past week visiting with I fb and mother and iEerous to a �UIL there to Port Arthur and Duluth, and froin t*-'11eIi in -W-hich they A ork is cePt this, and demand that the HARVE ' APPLEs . � ge i � *Th. .. I � tatives pledged to vote';for and support pro, ST AND' ICE I CRXAM I friends in the village. -R hen is ou'r mayor Her d mise will be a #93 blow to the om. thence to St. Paul and Minneapolis, Ma 1. . company be required to keep its pronsise to Frank Armstrong, aged I Price p4dd in - Our mratity around her old ho .-Dr. R. Kins. then north to Winnipeg and other points i* � .... � I tille S , �"J ... � hborhocid of $1,-_-A y a I home, ag I .: , . - , in power, have again appea, ed -to Sir Wilfrid, and he social at Grani _ - - 9 r(l has bftn recei, carried out by private -entirprise and re- hibition, they will get it no matter what ey returt ad to 1 work. They Blanc, Michigan attende i d aw ice crean people like to be in the fashion, thl same as I ml an is Wn from aru* where he Manitoba. This many friends of Mr. WO . . them when th 7 year � , of Grs�nd to give our citizens 9, civie holiday ? ceives aid from the Province of Quebec. It party or what go ernmeat is I . - Va 1 4"i IP . y I has delegated Mr. Sut erlaid to in ice ore n ha brother'st dental Mrs. Oameron Will uni with us in the It Iseird I . � - 0 hey do thief. 9 the. 44141111i is fair to assume that full one Blaric the other night, whei -a other towns, in the way of holidaying. I to . Of Iteafth offl4 -third of the They will never g � t it until t terview he die) ziguished himself by -eatin, -i a -Mine Minnie Campbell, of Goderich, was I rooms, who was under orders at London " that the may grea enjoy their we . I �- . UX U40 I -- *f f0ar hffA Of amount now voted will never bet claimed, rig t the Grand Trunk authorities, but an yet it and harvest a was cautioull d the past week, the guest cf Miss M. E, Me. I Lieutenant of Hussars, during the street earned oliday, -and in due time ,retum I W*L A bac- I . by som I 3 people, but, he only I d At Murdle.-Mrs. (Rev.) Mq1Cibb9n, of Stratit. r- 11 ' I It is simply wasti, [me and breath � pan. is not�,known . what the remu I Its of the negoti. pples. Frank aughe 11 ?I _ t17 t� I . - � 1� � I I I Ka� *aylitrike.-GaMen "Ban" In drying up Wely to their oomfortable home hnv. - - - I I I . I � I . I 440:�Of *a we= of *Zi . I . I ! . I I � i r . � i � i � I : . I I ! i � i . � . � I � I ! ! i I I - . � � i I � . ! � I : 1 i . � � . I I - � I I I ; � . - I i : I ! � ; . I . I in :� a I 1 1 1 .�, .. � o c: i i , , 0 ' , ' Co. h a I a I I , i I I Ft, I �, i ro. If �;Br � 7e. I t- I I f 0 4 i I I . ! I i �, . i I - - -1 : . ; 1. - I . : � . 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