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THE HURON EXPOSITO I � 'OCTOBER . ____ - I I i �� - � — - 0� r � - 209 1899 1 � I I � . . I I . . I I i . i ' - i , 3 1s99,...oC)V . I � I . ,ar)z ment. Only under the most extraordinary children, the institution which brought up the campaign will be carried on through wild goose schemes, and still - they ire pr6- , . .,O...P fs99 , circumet%nces would Parliament even be jus. the beat blood and the beat brain of the very dangerous and difficult ground-, The par�ng to ho W-1 destruction and ruin if the I I ' , ' W--D� 7NfZ rRI. --eVAX ra � I - 09ff AVOY ,7Zr--. I - � uke that had least money, and placed the Bo . er know e�very inch of it, and they are public expendenditure its increased b� a hip ! I . ; tified in sanctioning ,the expenditure of the I 0 . , � I I I . I 2 i� CY 4 15 6 It , . brainy men in the highest positions in the good 6ghtere,who will make the most of their i gle!dollai, Fortunately, , the mass of themantles Mantle$ �. I I i - 45 9 A0 ZI J'2 AY .: M blood and treasure involved in such a,propos land, keeping the whole machinery of our opportunities. The absence of noise- and people do not pay inuch heed to the ravings . � . i I - , ; . i sition. No such neoestity exists at - the commercial, industrial and clerical life 'in fuss and burry on the part of the Imperial I of those people. They know they are insin-- . I I . ,IS lt6 Aot ,t(9 J'9 20 21 � prerient time. England � is not pushed for touch with the great body of the people Government may very well be imitated by I cer�, and that the sole* object of all the roir ' ! . . I - : . . � OW 24 " X ,20 X Z9 either men or money. She can subdue the from whom these recruits were continually Canada in gathering and equipping her little 'In political effect. � . � . You should not buy one witho t1' seeing our stock—SHEEN I 11 � u � u I - G IS 11E 0. #- fm&~ casm I""& ' beint brought through the instrumentality contingent." J — '1� 1 29 eyo CY/ - " as - 40 on Boers if they were a; thou more of t a university. It was ]peculiarly . a I . -' MVING.. Having placed our ordeis for 150 more Ladies' and Misses' J;�� . . I ____ Sir Wilfrid Lauier in his speech a t Bow- , ets, 13 . . . a— powerful and numerous than they are, with- popular institution -for 'the benefit of the. The West Huron Provincial election case I 4nd tiki a advantage of the large discount b paying SPOT CAS]i� wa . ' � Onies or I any ei . . v.ille the other day said :' My friend, wflll . - I y NEW ADVERTISENiIENTS. - out aid from the col, ' other people, and pecially for those people who got another turn in the court at, Toronto on . .� : be able to give the ladies an up-to-aitte Engles-Bealeu Jacket, lined ,With : might be di8p Doed to prumble at any eitra Z Sif ton—as -good a man as there is in - ; I power. . In fact she has not as -ked aid,from, . . ! sat'! trimmed with silk braid, from 85 o $7.50. These ! � � expenditure or outlay for the university. F�ida last. The decision, it is now said, I C ; ads, to-day—and if you want a- Proof 4 I , � mantles are reg,11,kr thesis, her colonies; it was pr�ffered to her; she wil j . &� . q gW The f1gu,e between the paron er each 8 n the - 18th of November, at . 6 � ioh the I - Dr. Burwai h pointed out in answer tQ given 0 . $7 and $10, anA � they aresold elsewher for that price. . one, denotes the page of the paper an wh least it will then be decided whether % fifth his sterling worth you can fi d it 'to d ' I -'-- advertisement will be found. ban accepted the offeg" not because she the critici6m �hat the man who, would enjoy Mail ' - s"' 1 . '12 r a higher ed� ti 2 should pay for it. tha, adjournment of -the further hearing of evi. �ry dvq, in the and - Ein ire,'t 1 Good Intrentions--Greig & McDonald -I needs it, but to permit the colonies to show . I No . L we, the Hamilton Spectator, and all th' �b jvulile they 4st-20 on,ly— Milliner a dence in the case- will be' granted, owing' to I . , � this princip2p lo'ould lead to the higher' ' . ,y -ft. B. Smith & Co. -6 their good will to the m6ther country, . Conservative organs, in the cola as of i . i d the continued absence of the witness Link. � . � . to The Ladies -Mrs. L. SmItb-8 . : an kn ooming % prerogative of the &bone which they pour upon hi ti ad ; fdr - ' Boxes For Sale -S. Moraul Co. --8 also to show that she appreciates that good W 0 . later. . : " . . ealthy people and to the wealth ruli-ng our Is I , an .1 . Ladies'- up-to-date irish Frieze Mantles, , Estray Cow -Frank O'BrIen-5 11 will. But,: she does more than this; she country. . - it Oas come to this in Canada; I i's . ; i . . . Oder Mill -Roger Pep r-5 L � . I ho or t be insulted by the Cons rvative I . Give 11im, A star". 9i Weetervelt-5 - " Humiliating to Canada has the 4isgrace- pr an 0 fo 1� r Finiked with .9ilk braid, sizes 31, 36, 38! 40 for $3.49 ; regular $5.50. stipulates the kind of aid she will accept, ,,, : . . i . . . - f and r my part I read javIry. day I I I ; . 0 - Teacher Wanted -W. S. Forbea--5 ul quarrel among theMiniaters at Ottawa ih the * ,� kl.&��_ — - . . � . To Brick Layers -B. Beohard-6 and the Canadian Government have com- -The Ontario GoVernment. wi h great delight of injur as and I ' � 'W� �_, . . War la The Tmaev"l-C. W. PAp.t-8 ' been." So says the Toronto Mail'. It so insults which are poured upon head ' �; - - - - __7__W�,W�Wlr � � plied with her stipulations, Had they done The following appeared in the Toronto � � I i I Auction Sale -If. It. Jackgon-6 . ' happens, however, that the 11 quarrel among m3 - friend, Mr. Sif ton, has underl ake - th � . I Caution -Win. Reody-5 . more, they would be impertinent; had they Mail and Empire of Tuesday last. We give 'a -. Ot' Dress Goods I I . I the Ministers at Ottawa," was altogether in renovate the Department of Imm gration Ir I . I I . done lose, they would have been ungra6te- it for what it is worth. We have no know. the minds of our contemporary and its I am glad and proud to say that t As yea& I � . I - - I , � I I;hg (564VJOU 6XpJ00jt,0 " , ful. They have done just what they were ledge as to the accuracy of the statements. coadjutors. It is the mean, miserable at- he is bringing to Manitoba and the North- � Are the talk of the -county. We are Selling them at such a price that ell. vo asked to do, and they have done just right. It is scarcely tempt of theme journals to make political we1st Territories forty thousabi I immi� , - 0 I - 4- W I probable, however . - ables every one to have a new style Dress. 4 I Tgeir course ikil be approved of by the an announcement, if it has any foundation in capital against the -Government by their gr4nti. �', We will ,suit your pocket book. efforts to work on the prejudices of the. peo- I . � . Blaqk figured Serges, all wool, 25c, regular 45c. Box - Cloth Correct Suid country, despite,the. insane 4oreechings of fact, would mike its first appearance in the ple and set race against race, and 6reed � I he International yacht race for the froni $2.95 to 85 a suit, guaranteed all wool. Nice twee ng . SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, October 20th,1899 d effects in drem . � . I . . . � I � I I - partisan journals, whose chief object is to columns of th Mail and Empire: against creed, that is "humiliating to erican cup, between� the .American lengths from $2 to $4.50. . i, . make grist for their own political mill. It was defli itely stated in inside Liberal C&nada.1' . : � . � � - I defender, Columbia, and Sir Thom"' , . The War. The Government have acted wisely in this, circles last night that the expeot4id changes . - � I I ton's yacht,' the Sha� rock, at Ne ' . m m w, 8 . aye is the in the Hardy �overnment had already been - .pecial fir Saturda '.0ttly . z Th7e all absorbing topic now-a�d as they have done in most other matters. The Ger an citizens of Vancouver, Brit- * � I � . y . ' ma,de York, has caused n6 0'12d of intereO - . I , and th t an announcement might be ish Columbia, took advantage of the pres. I- i i , e, for 15c, regular 35c. 1,W,a, . - among sporting -men on both aid of the - 40 inches wid war between Great Britain and the Boers of ' -Since the above was in type a despatch expected wit n the next day or two. Hon. ence of the German warship " Geier," in I Six pieces.Tweed Dress Goods the South Afric&n Transvaal, and yet there � � 0 1 " . I has been received by the authorities at Ot. A. S. Hardyj Presnier of Ontario, has &I- their barbor recently, to entertain the offi I Atlantic. For years the British ya 3htsmep havd something new in Ladies' Gloves, Afitts, VeiJings, Corsets, Ho,siery, Vests � I is ,very little that can be said. about it. taws, frord the British war office, in reply ready resigne , and will take a position on * have been endeavoring to secure the cup I a . ,� Night Robes, Baby's Bootees, Mittg, Hoods, Bibs, etc. That, -war has been declared is undoubted, the bench; ei her an Chief Justice of the care and crew at a -complimentary reception, and have each year failed. It wasi consi& I i - � I to representations made by the former, say. Court of Appeal, in succession to Sir George On this occasion Commander Jacobson, of ored, however, that the Sbamrodk - � . - i and that hostilities have commenced., al. ing that the war office, having ite-considered Barton, or in some other position suitable the "' Geier," paid a grand compliment to could not win, would a � It'f " Just ,tn this week -1 -- though on a small scale, is at Vancouver's harbor by remarking that 4. 0 nearer 4 tha, � 'a . i , certain. The r orts, ,mOst equally its decision to accept Canada's contingent to him. The Cabinet will beat once reor. though he had been on his present cruise for any of its predecessors. Tn seven i succesi . i . . . . .ep however, are so ex- -for service in the Transvaal as qnite of 125 ganized, with on. G. W. Rose as Premier. about two years, and had visited many ports si've occasions the race had! to be 411ed off Twent'y-flve plain and fancy Silk Waist Lengths for street and ev,elling � ceedingly contradictory and unreliab The position o Attorney -General is slated to on account of lack of wind, �but on Monda. " I - , I � . , le, and officers. and men &piece, they, will now be go to Hon. J. 4. Gibson, and Ron. Richard in South and Central America,J he had not thei competing ve i ! off withi a fa .7 wear. Ladies' black, plain and figured Serge Skirts, lined with the beat t : I will osels got ir . I . - .are so evidently opucocted for the purpose accepted as a fully equipped infantry list- Harcourt -is pit down for the portfolio entered a finer harbor than Vanconver d, which prevailed thebughout ithe em'�� venetian, bound with velvet, special $2,19, of i . of exciting reading, that it is almost impos- talion, 1,000 strong, officered by Canadians Education. E on. Win. Harty, whose health This handsome tribute makes the Vanoou ' ic I n 0 - I � tire race. In this trial the Amer' ' - b - at sible to get at the real facts. Several re- composed of Canadians, and armed and uni- has for a time been a severe handicap to him ver people feel go I od. won by about ton rninutes. The I second On Saturday, October 28th, we will give another special bargain on that � I ports of engagements having taken place formed -b"y Canadians. 'Licutenant-Colonel in controllink the De artment of Public e -Association, of Ottawa, i race of the aeries was sailed on Tuesaay, but - day only in Alen's Fleeced Lined Underwear. Never was there such a bargain are current � 4e Mr. 0. K.7raser, - shortly after the start the Shamroc� broke , in Seaforth as this will be. REMEAM F,U, ONE DAY ONLY, Works, will t r The Conservativ ' - The following, dated London, Otter, of Toronto, will be the commanding and Mr. J. R. Stratto*n will enter the Cabi. at a ineeting hold a few evenings ago pass- onel of her masts and had to retire� while ; - . O.-tober 17th, are the latest - f " I . officer of the Canadian regiment, which will, net, the former as'Commissioner of Public ad the following 11 That * a I thelColumbia, according to the ral 8, 7 Our Blankets are* going fast, and winter will soon . I A apecial dispatch from Cape Town says I sail from Quebec on the 25th instant, on the Works and the latter probably as Tr resolution-: I rode be hefe. Our two 1�i � I easurer. special vote of thanks be tendered to the Oveir the course and won the race It is special liries-6Ox8O, $2.88 all wool; 64x84, $3.36, all 'wool. I . or the bye -elections in the vacant of t6 I P that three �buadred Boers and eighteen Allan Dates f . nec�osary for one yacht to win threall . . . - British have been killed in a battle at Mafia- Liner Sardinian. provincial ridings will be announced at once, Conservative and. Independent papers in . racep in the series, so that the Sh4mrock, (4 �_ i ' m king. and it is understood that the election in Canada for bringing the Laurier Govern- has � still a chance, although it se1ems as We stillstick to our motto- quick sales and small profits." Colonel Baden-Powell uiade a sortie from The Liberal Leader's Tour. West Elgin will take plaeo �on Saturday ment to a sense of ..to duty with .regard to though the American boat were the i diie,r � ; ; Mafeking, and attack November 25. - � 1 9 . the sending of a contingent of Canadian t of the two, and will likely win the 8'ee' 0 . - . _��__ - . � ad the Boers, who Sir Wilfrid Laurier opened his Ontario ! t ird 1WV1V1V1q .L�� Hon. A. 8.,)EIardy hag taken % house at 86 troops to assist our fellow-6olonisto in South the Oeries. - . , . . a were investing the town. After fierce fight- tour at Bowba0ville, in the constituency of St � . I ing the British carried the day. . _ � i I � . Alban's street, and will �remove there Africa and the Motheu Country, under i � �, . .. . I West Durham, on Monday last. Ad -dresses early in November. i I whose protection we live, thereby giving ex- . I But even these reports have been' subse- ! . A Oanadian at present sojourning i Low, COME WITH THE CROWDS To prassio � A � I . 11 .1 quentIy qualifiedi and it is doubtful if they were delivered by Sir Wilfrid Laurier ; Hon, he above was in type the report n to our loyal and practical sympathy don, lEngland, in a private letter to a riand . . - i I with the British Empire." This is pretty I , ' I are at all reliable. It is certain, however, W. G. Fielding, Finance Minister; Hon. has been confirmed by offid'Al announce- " cheeky" in view of the fact, that the in t is country, says: "I weat w th a I . � , I WM.Nfulock, Postmaster General, and Hon. ment, which appears in another column of Laurier Government had made all necessary , r. Tarte, Mini ter of - that the Boers have taken the initiative, � frien to call on Hon. IM, DT � I . I . I - 91:1 8 ter of" Agriculture for this issue. . I arrangements for- " sending of a contin- i Publi Works in the Dominion Govern ant' ; 1. I and that before the time specified in their John Dryden, Minis' , � � ! B* i B. GUNN'S,- SEAFO iN � � . 000� ..; . I . . Ontario. The Toronto World, the junior ! gent of Canadian troops," etc., weeks bofore i � ' e I ultimatum to Great. Britain, their forces . 1 1 who #as in London for a day or two. 1$ . � � i i . the said Conservative and Indp ' � ; Tory organ of Toronto in its report of the ' _pendenb ; such �% nice lit%le man; very French but i . 1. . were marching to the front, and, it is demonstration says as follows : 'What the Yankees TNnk of Our press awoke to the fact that it was neces- I simply babbling over wi�h goo: natur and i were not tliose of the Libfral party, nor were in town. -Mr. J. Williams is getting in � a e I I I - stated, crossed into British , territory. . Premier. i pary to " assist our f Ilow coloniotg," and I kindly feeling. He is ju st abo6t as di rent I , th orm candidates, nor, supply of wood for the wi A rousing reception was given to Sir Wil- before they commenced their squackbig for I - kv . nter.-The farm. l It seems also certain that the � have at- We last week expressed the hope that as cou�d possibly be imagined trom the.rna.4 ,, as Wave reason to believe, of the principal era are busy picking their apples. -John ' y frid Laurier on the occasioa to is first visit i p1clitical effect. It is true the Government � : Organizers ac . make him bu� t6 li , the Liberal aasocia- AlcConnell bad a successful sale of cattle on I I . The whole i did not take the Conservative and Independ- be, ano he is, I an pose, the most abused I tions, nor were they the work of true L;b- ' turday � tacked and destroyed a small military train to the Werst Riding of Durham. the recent visit of Sir Wilfrid Laurier to the COnservative,papers tiug for ant press, nor yet the Ottawa Conservative P i : "" last. -Mrs. M. Collins,of Kinkom, . which was conveying refugees to a place of countryside turned -out, hundreds coming Chicago would have a beneficial influence in erals of any class, but those of the- enemies from all the outlying to wnshipq and adjaceDt ' and be.st hated man in Cana; a. I wo6de� ' ' Iffent Sunday with friends in town. -Atm. safety. This seems to be the,iexteat of cementing and confirming the 'good relation Association, into their confidence, and un- if I - I - : - i molt of those editorial w iters w ' 1 of the Liberal party. My resignation does - .. I - r I . bosom to them their plane, but for this they bo� 80 t , McConnell was in town on Sunday. ---Joe I idingE. South Ontario. was well represent- ohip subsisting bet this country and light 4eartedly charge hi with every - Williams arrived home froin � � their attacks so far. The palicy pf Britain ect, Perhaps never before in th history of ween 1, will riadily be excused. - . not arise from these misdeeds, however . ,Stratford on � I- � _ her nearest neighbor. It no ' seems that �_ - - oat cri ver I - � � seems to be to act strictly on the defensive th town has there prevailed a . W - nieann�oa and politi 0, have 16 I much they may be deplored, nor is it in any Saturday night. -P,. Akins is quite proud a 0 much enthus I . N . - t . I I ot. By the e of the arrival of a boy on Wednesd � ; in the. meantime, until she gets the bulk of ia8m. The schools w6re closei and the this is likely to be the c se to ' It will be interesting to know, at the ' even seen the man? Probabl n I wise connected with them, although th Y 1 7 a � even a great- . I sy morn- , ., . I I way, 11think that habit of isrepres i have som what delayed it. _� - I. ! 7 ' Rev. Mr. Kenny's new � � . her forcee on the field. For this she i teachers and hundreds of the school children er extent than was at' first 6xpected. Sir present time, that Dr. F. W. heitz, the ' tion and party " bigotry prallcti�ed b a' i There i no more attraczive position in --completed. brick .house in � � I 18 flocked to the drill hall. Fully one-third of in aligout L I i . ' Q - . i ... - y ,j the gift o Any part of Canada than that of . ; . . 4 1 1i making the most active preparations, and., the audience was composed of wo nen, whose Wilfrid leaves a favo . rable impression where.. Secretary of the i Transvaal Republic, and man Oanadian papers is rea#y becomi g - - - mmnn� 1 4 A . . I national danger. Take the I case of - , Prime M Dieter of the first province -a . i in. a few weeks at moat, she will be ready variegated headgear and t costumes signed the ultimatum to I . . . I � i - brigh ever he goes. He has the happy faculty of the official who . r., � _. . I Preston, for instance. The; Conservativ6 province ossessing nearly. one. -half of the Kippen. �� I , , I I � � ; for decisive action.' Until then it is not lent a theatre atmosphere to the gathering. being able to say the right "thing at the Great Britain,. was formerly President of I papers have mado such charges against 4im � populatio :of the entire Dominion, and OFF FoR A HOLIDAY. -Ont Worthy ,and - �� : I- in the service of the Liberal caus remacy is .even more mar . . likely that any serious. engagements will �`lany old men whose hair had grown grey right time, and, while he ': always says the Orange Free 8tate. His grandfather i that if hey were believed he would be Ais# I whose sup i i ked if efficient correspondent is off enjoying a will. 1- I . "I take place. , She intends to place an armY ) formed a came 'from Holland about two hundred ' credite 2 in every portion of the Emoire.� I 9 1 7 � conspicuous portion of the audi enough, he never says too much. The re. �_ regard be' had to the intelligence, w9alth q I �z is week. That is there&. : ; to 7s. A brass years ago and settled at the Cape, and one Had it'Pot been for*the firmness of the in� , and enter Drise of its people ; and did my son his facile pen does not contribute I ; " of 65,000 men in the field, and, with such a band was in attendance and did t leir best to ception accorded him by the American peo- of his uncles was a lieutena:nt in the British : -to this �� ! � x 7 . , I istero at Ottawa i i pe mit I should continue to fill the 4epartment this week. All w � .11; , q overawing ive a patriotic air to the procee4 The ple, .ill join us in i ; � force if she does nob succeed i , a demand would iave health ' 11 � I . �j I I 9 8* at Chicago, was warm and enthusiastic, navy: Dr. Reitz's father was a sheep far- been made for his recall, in disgrace, from position until th� people at the polls should wishing him a good ti16.-RD. � : platform was gaily bedecked witl mar and a, man of co-siderable lear * I . -� her opponent, it is expected she will make 8 Of all and his visit cannot fail to result in good to Ding- London. This would have involved his ; indicate . �, i"g ' J: flag I bhat some other person is their : nations, while a big Union Ji ck floated He himself was born in[11844. He studied . . � I : short work of the war. In the meantime, the this country. From the following re ruin, and the disgrace of his family, et choice. . � I � � -1 ; In reLidng from the Government of which BlYth. ;" above them all. Around the f. out of mark a in the -South African College and Inner not on E) of these papers has offered iny I Y r readers hungering for important and reliable rostrum -was stretched a huge bai mer, bear- by several leading American journals, our Temple, London, being called to the bar in have been a member for over 22 successive . . I " i . , proof ol any single charge, and I happer to I i THE SPECLtL ATTRACTIO�Ns.-The follow. � 17 � ; news, will have to possess their souls in in ' the words, " Welcome to the Premier Of readers will see that what we may is correct - 1868. Returning to the Cape be practised � .11 i �:; � g . I ... - I I I patience. anada." The audience was well Ord ' law for six years, and was then appointed know hat no proof exists. It was usu , years, I trust I may be permitted to exprees Ing is a statement of the -successful com. ; � ered The New York Tribune, the leading Repub such an attitude by a portion of the p es4 � my ackno vledAements te my colleagues, past �etitors in the special . 1_r and appreciative. The various points made ,. ' Chief Justice of the Orange Free State. , attractions at the I — - by the speakers mere roundly applauded, ican journal of the United States says : and of party in France, which made t1lid, ! and,',prescnt, and to the members of thle* show here last week, and which were omit. . - I � ; I � I I � (janadian Soldiers for the - After holding this tion for fifteen vears, terrible' Drey f us affair possible." I I i House upon both eideo,. for the courtesy and tod from the regular prize list when Dub. � " and the Premier received an o-, ation that 'I arn,' said Sir Wilfrid Laurier, I a Can. � i kindness which have always been extended lished, The three mile ,bicy a., he was elected Froellaiident in 1889: Dr. : . I must have done his heart good. adian. I am a British subject.' It is as Reitz's wife is a Dutch.woman Of high lit- � L : me during that long period. No man in Won by D. Sallows, of Goderich ; 0. Catup. Transvaal. . cle race'W" i I public life could desire more . consideration at bell, of the same town, 2nd ; and J. John. -1 Aa we stated last week, the Dominion Sir Wilfrid and his colleagues ill be at Guch that Chicago welcomes him, and as erary distinction, and is known as 'the Retirement of Premie�r�� to I ve such that this nation regards him. United founder of the Bloemfontein. Library and I I . I 7 Go rnment have arranged for the enlist- Wingbam on Friday- where, w, have no � the hands of the honorable members than ston, Wem,t Wawanoob 3rd. Time, 9.28. z - L V � I . . L I . 4 : States esteem for him is none the less -it in as president of a literary -club in which Hardy. ic ibas been extended to me during There were four entries for lady driVin � . � ment and transmission of a Canadian' con, doubt, they will be given as w i ! i that wh I I I - rather more -because he has shown h women discuss the latest literary produc. t . I I . arm and an imself . � I that time, and I need hardly_ Laosure thern -Mre. Phiinmer taking lot, and Mrs. =_ .1 I - �� 111. tingent of volunteers for service in the Eng. L thusiastic a reception an they received at just as staunch and unswerving a British tions of Europe and America." i - . i � i that it is � vith deep regret that I am about ton,- 2nd. - - Th � I I I 8 .� Li I I 9 I Dr. Ross the New Premi0r.:, to saver my connection with them as a ing up br6ught 3 competLitors, the winners � �J li h army in the Transvaal. The Canadian Bowmanville. At Bowmsnville Sir Wilfrid subjeot as any'of his predecessors. And we Hon. a horse- harnessin and ,hitch- - , . .. i,' are sure that he will esteem this country ! - 0 ma - . contingent will number one thousand men closed a powerful speech by reading the _ The Conservative papers, and some of the ' � I publi 0 1 Warm, heated and sharp as being Wesley Nott and Win. Dale. The � _4' 1. ', - none the less, and feel himself nong. the es Aouorable Arthur S. Hardy, Premier, have at times been the discussions between Xminute race not filling in, it was chan .. I c and officers. They will be enli8ted-11tider following cablegram which had ia8t been welcome here, bocau le Liberal papers as well, are doing a good deal The I ! Fed � I ; ' . : � �' se he finds all, Trom the of growling about the 'recent appointment of of Onta io, has retired from office as Pre members of the Opposition and mvt. to a 2.35 class, and there we � i 1,; �1 the auspices of the Canadian Militia Depart. handed to him. It was a fitting clim x to P41resident d- . - m-: . 1 �� : a 17 re five entries, 7 - � . - own, staunch and unswerving du I T, f, t a ve a way , � his able defense of the -course pursued by tk� citizens of the United States. Neither Cap'. I �1 I ; .1 ment, for six months' service, with the Queens Counsel. They say that too many ier and Aftorney -General of Ontario and'. se�l a been con ct�d w in the following order: -U4 � T 1� I I he - . innin i _i t ht of renewal adian nor Yankee has any use for traitors were ' ber 11 within t a- rules of Parliamentary de- ": BillygB." owned by C. T. Carbert, Tees - 7. ". 1, -4 rig - for an, additional six -Government in sending Canadian troops to appointed, and that some were made am a me fn of the Legislative Assembly, I bate. Th -y have left no ating and no bit. wateT, who took it easily- 211d, I I CamelW1 , Ili - or for m(in without a country. y ; . I ceepted b ' iind, and it is to me now, in qait. L' B 11 . db ; 3rd, - 1-1 Pat," J. Snell, Exe. ..." � The the Transvaal, and whichbas bee so bitter- would not want to have dealings with an does not entitle them to distinction, and His R or the Lieutenant -Governor. ting publi 3 life, a source of infinite satisfac- I tqr ; I 4th, " Sidneer," - George Whitely, . I months' term if so desired or required. Sir Wilfrid Q. C's. whose prominence in the profession . and his!resignation has been a torness be ' . . I 1. �'I I ` , force will be equipped by Canada, and will ly and so maliciously condemned in 49me American wbo was ready to sell out I he in- i tion that'. a!m able freely to may that of Selaforth. 2�� ;1- , - I quart tereots of the United States. Mr. McKin- that these were appointed for political con- T � ; 1 the hundr)da of men who sat with me in for I I Grace M 11 th perty of P. Ro- f� �� 1', be sent to the Transvaal at the expense of era. The cablegram, which is signed heo%on George W. Ross has 1�een The open race was a walk over � �4_. 1 1 1. - I a 0 . ley would not care to negotiate with a Can- siderations rather than as a - recognition of sworn ib as Premier, and has assumed ithe:;- Parliament during my 26 years of member- Davitt, Lucknow. " Kyroach," owned by I . this country. On their arrival there they by the Secretary of Sbate for the Colonies, is adian who did not prefer the welfare of their professional - is a mat. duties of the office. � ] shi of Goderich, was 2nd �; - will be taken over by the British authori. as follows: eminence. This . I p and ir y ,22 years in the Government, Jonathan Miller, � � . Canada to that of any other land. These ter which largely concerns the legal profes Mr. J. R. Strattbn, M. P. P. for Peter- ! � � ties, and will be incorporated into the London, England, ctober 16. things are so axiomatic that, it is amazing - � :, there is no 5 one living whom I cannot meet " � Tex'as Guy," belonging to* J. B. Streton, , ! with plea mt; a -and on terms of personal Brussels, 3rd ; and 11 Vi i ia," owned by � � I to discover now and then some observer . . i . f riendship.1 * n saying this I do not mean -it Smit & Miller, Irgin Her Majesty's Government have received ad, Oar own opinion is that it would be v I � of Goderich, 4tb. The British iegiments in units of 125, and will � sion, and in which others are little interest. boro, w�ll be called to the Cabinet to fill,ilie t . � thereafter be treated in � all respects as with much .pleasure your telegra, who looks upon patriotism as a bar to in- acancy caused by Mr. Hardy's retirement. to be un od that, debates have always beat ime was 2.26. Fodr�horses faced the - just as well if all such preferments were I I i - m of the ternational friendship, and upon regard for done away with. But, so long as they J MR. IIARDY'S FAREWELL. ; been conducted with entire fairness, or that star r for the half mile ran, two heate-Ahe � British soldiers receiving the same pay and 13th October, conveying Canadals! generous national rights as an obstacle to the settle- i ! 1. . � , , Mr. Ulardy's announcement of hip w th- improper m iven have not been charged, n going to . Mrs . 7 t this is a pol- . drawal from'political life is contained in the , itico 0 - offer ot a thousand troops, which they grate- meat of international controyersies. The i li� is pe haps inevitable in heated 0 rigg's " Skyla 11 pension %11OWances. At the close of Ghe exist, they should be used with due discre- W E i h' 'I Teuie L," . tion, and, so far as we can jud e, that hias rk, nathan Milleem wax they will be returned to this country fully accept. disorder�ed imagination of a Tolstoi may been done in this : I discussions, and it would reckon patriotism to be 'the dreadfulleet of fellowibg address :' I ! , difficult to 'ame a Legislative Assembly " James Allan," co � at the expense of Great BrAdin he appoint- i . doubtless be " instance. N, I 11 Red Admital," and Fred L-ading's I .1 1, ' - No officer (8igned) CHAMBERLAIN. mento in this district at any rate, are those Ming in the order named. I I . I . � � . I I crimes. To the sane reason, love Ot country which'would naturally suggest themselves � ' free from these blemishes. I will rank higher than a major. Of course, 0� . To 670 electors of South Brant: � . As�OTHERS SuE US. -Mr. T. II. Race, � : - The Liberalir,rt which I have editorof the Mitchell Recorder, Who at - 11' � is seen to be to the nation what self-respect to people knowing the standing of the legal At the close of last session ty I I infor d' � ia with sup- iato the individual. A man with no self -re. .y : be!n so long ed, was never more tended Blyth show lamt week, an a judge- of we presume, if Carada desires, she can " Toro&o Unive* practitioners. The appointments, also, have colleag�ee in the Government th I' , rsity. . . � . I to at, OW ng 11 ited than at the present time. The fruit,� says -some very nice thin a about us ,f:, plement the Pay given by the British Gov- spect would be a detestible creature to deal not been confined to the Liberal memberi of constant and prolonged ill -health 1 1 ': un I z Chancellor Burwash, of -Victoria College, with; and so would a nation that h - 9 . L - - �, _� I � ad no the profession, as the Damon of several I'ad. �membeis who sit on the in , �, - a ; G'.overnment is Paper, av follows: ernment. This is the arrangement which Toronto, delivered a most able address. on patriotism. Itwillnot leaven the str ngth . should feel it my duty to them as well to ' . I To an outsider - f �side of the House have never th village of Blyth and surrounding conn - I . I � was suggested and sanctioned by the British I of friendship between the ing Conservatives appear in the preferred the country during the summer to been' � I I I . ,� the occasion of the convocation of the ntries, I d - I I". I I nadian college a few evexiings ago. ree I I . I � ho are resignadon as Premier and Attorney-Gener- war office and accepted by the�Ca it will not make in the least deg named are more prominent for political t visit to it. Having aften4ed their fall F and list. It is possible that many w Place ?ny , :more unite in Pentiment and action. presents a pleasureable sV.rprise on a - . : - . ange- he made special references to th all - held since th last general election, when sh6w�thia week, we we're surlifised to see I ult the just settlement o :During.the two seskions which have been tr " Government. In this address more diffic' al in tho hands of His Honor the Lieut�en firya i It is also the same arr - I f I I . f. than for professional .services. But the ant -Governor. For the same reason I had . - � I � meat that has been made with a advant- pending- controversies, even that pertai . 11 � � . .Australia ' U1119 name thing may be said with regard to the . I votes h%1:L,ve n taken the majority has in their;tbrifty v llage of twelve hundred poo- - d prospects of Toronto Univer to the Alaska boundary, for the President bus l � i sity. every in I except one represented the I pU, and the splendid exb-ibition the Ot I - other colo -udiciary. It in not by any means the ablest labors of public life prior to last session, but I I . . I I - t _a� i a,nd the nies. ages an desired 1 to be released from the ardu� , c I � . � . � . - I � f � 4 The following points to which the lea to recognize in the.Prime Minister a loy i � I maximum i . . I t - - I � trde Government in rLty, and togot!1er. The fruit, roots g y 1� . "I awyera that are appointed to the bench'. my colleagues would not then consenti to ; antl ve etabloo � 11 � " Some people in this country are trying to chancellor directed special a rned Canadian and British subject, and for Sir and many such appointees owe th ban upon mor than one occasionalaorgely ex. Were -very fine, far surpassing t�e exhibit of i I - I �_. - . raise a great row because the Government air prefer- my retirement. The time mentioned is Ow I it and as to the 4one exception,. the large towns ; and the domestic, fine arts, � � 0 ttention are Wilfrid Laurier to see in Mr. McKinley a meut to their political services rather than past, a"d I have felt bound to prosal '� , .1. , . ,ce(Jed �_ � � consen I ; r I- ted to this proposition by the British �for I -,Vote felt but �ne below that majority, I and 14dies' departments were all very much' � I deserving of the most careful consideration loyal citizen and the bead of more than sev. to their professional lability or standing. my resignation. For the same reasons I � I" I of the people of this Province. They show enty million loyal citizens of the United * oi - � � * `� Government, They say that Canada'should a . . . And we do not know that the bench has also place my seat in the LegiBlative Ass��. I -know of no illustration which could inore larg'ct than we have seen in Mitchell for 1-1 . : f..-. I I ,� that all the pdople are deeply interested in 'Sto,t s, suffered anythia on this account. It is ; �dequately express the unity of the Liberals y e ii, It is gratifying to find, an old Mit- Z=. urnis � �4,4 9 bly at the disposal of my constituents, *bo I , i � f * h and maintain a complete regiment this institution and its- efficiency, and how The Chicago Times Herald says: natural that some who formerl ' d have so!long honored 1 -in the Local Legislature, and I have' 4'r ,.,,',,,, of the - I _7 4 - 0. y enjoye . every ch, � - . i�llj most active and inspiring I— � me with their co�fi_ i I .: 11 of her omwn; that this regiment should be intimately connec*ted in its Welfare with Next to the a eech of the President at the distinction of being a Q. I 'should pro. dence and approval. . I reafion to believe that the representatives of op 6 of the society, especially in the in- , t, - sent to and maint the . I the Ref9rrn party in the House fairly repre- I � I 'i I .4ined in the Tranavaal by ' the Auditorium tanqfiet, the most signif- far that others in the same profession should Foir some time past I have been b I ' door � departments. , Mr. Frank Metc&lf F, . _' to sent the feelin -0 . go of the party -throughout seeibs to have done 6x ! U--;:,..; progress and intellectual development of cant utterances of the febtival feast of Ora, not be so honored and should .:�erb,h a feel. P 0 L oeedingly ell sin � T N the Canadian. people, without any expenee the an ailm� nt, from the effects of whia.uh j1 aim W oe . 1� the Province. � 0 6 a Ome a cl Izen 0 - �_ , whole people. He said: tory were those of Sir Wilfrid Laurl.-ier, ing of jealousy. The present diseatisfac- for the future expect at most but 0 : n � i., 11 e lea . � ; ; 1� however, that those who advo' - Premier of Canada. Having been tion is, no doubt, due in large measure to torni r- � As you know, I iias not a wealthy man BI th He is now a considerable property : , " to the British Govern�ient. W may say, There was also perhaps a danger in con "sqrod ary relief, and which, I cannot conceal , , th I t ; � cate this are nection with a state university of che great of Chic-ago's friendship for him a is feeling. On he whole, we fancy, the from myself, to some extent impairs M when I entered the Government. I ink h � I 'Z. - ei, by . pop. th t th 0 �err�v tbe village, and one of the most I r Joing i % body of people feeling that the university is I gree�ted .y jou also, know'that I have grown less ,so ant and popular citize 1� 11 t I . o- - . . R ther war crazy or are doing so for the ular demonstration of regard that list is not in any way objectionable. capicity for the full and satisfactory 4 11; us of the � ;� �. ", app tiring my connection I . Purpose of making political capital against provided for out of the Public funds and him wherever he eared, the Premier charge of the onerous duties of my pres 5ut with public, life. I pla e a nd Mro.R:etcalf and only daugh- ,. 1� f�� . a , nevertheless, given MY whole time ter I have a lovely home, and are eve - i ", =__ the, Government by playing on the loyal reference to its y PuBititoon',l.and which also compels me hdre. have q. that they need have no care or interest with came to the Auditorium with a messag ' of It ma be taken an a peculiarity of human I r t - . :.-. � � comity on his lips that thrilled a van af ter a quiet and retired life. and my best energies to the performance of rea y to extend a warm hospitality to a -support, its enlargement, or t audi- nature which is not e46inable, that those ad public dutiles and in the promotion of Mite ell resident.", I r _ sentiments of the people of Canada its future. ence and evoked plaudits sec � 1 � .4 . And, TO take that position was, of ond in enthusi- I cannot close my public connection W I � - � � �'i I I � . , -1 if the Government were to bake their advice courser, to throw the university, ike all asm only to those that were d ho are loudest and mostl ith n traest interests of the province as I ! t,l� � I labusive in their Mae � � I the electors of South Brant, among whoni I f 1 A. i - ! ; , . I,- Chief Magistraite.,of the Republic. . . His condemnation of the Do ' undevitood them, and I can, notwithatand- i " . � - and carry oat the scheme they propose, other branches of the public service, into � . ini)nion Government have so many old end valued personal and - : I -1. - the sphere of politics, brilliant -peroration, in which he expres' . � any shortcomingso look back upon my G F, X A' X Y) S NAVY. -The German naval ;;._,i . they would be the fir8t to pounc It was to devolve sad for inoreaming the public,'expenditure political friends, without giving expresdon in T !L- I I � q I � _� re* % I �, � - that might deep feelings of gri ti- I i :� , morous for entering upon partment of administration with at least 65,-5(,)9,000 marks for vessels in process of . I sponsibility of every addition and the banners of the United St as u tude for the confidence which they have.re- L them and denounce them for unnecessary the moat cla, in a feeble way to my _g i � ::" i 0 upon upon. the Ministry in power the entire the hope that I if the banners of Engl ;rid are work in legislation and in almost every de- bud _qt has been completed, It calls for �_ � � ;, . ' be at -Are . I , - off - schemes which are calculated to do the very I ; I I I , . I ,1z ,�,� extra,vagan " . Reasonable, sensible peopl made to the university endowment and of again to meet on the battlefieldi they shall some degree of � satisfaction. 4 conjt�uotion. The list shows that U� �7 � � . !_ . . e, . Posed in- me as their representative . �or i a oial ,now an I f . 37 vies - 0 y a C n- _r eave my record with you, not as being 5 1�tl ! being built, o which eight are - necessary for the more perfe3t efficiency of beyond criticism, but upon the w ( i d eight are cruisers, the , �-,7;"i every other expenditure that might be meet entwined together in the defence of thing they condemn and profess to deplore. more than a quarter of a centur , I I � , . ps � , such an the hreat majority of Canadians are,' a . hole as bai I I � I-, � t?me h ly cause, in the defence of holy jug. The Conservative papers, from the Mail and , fidence which has stood the test. of n�ne one which I may fairly claim oth *r i being torpedo boate. � will uphold the Government in the course the university work. He thought thi Lee, for the defence of the oppressed, for Empire downward@, and the ,politicians of elections, in nearly a ry one of which he 1� beam evideluce I �_ they - . - 18 very the enfranchisemeno of the downtrodden, a Tupperand feeling of the constitneency in favor of I ib I ug . I . : ; , ha,vertaken. If England wanted any undesirable. The university should live in the same strip from Sir Charle that I have so lit with zeal and with some V , Boys -Mrs. Robert Blame, -who ' I I - the hearts and affections of all the . " aper y to promote the growth, progress and ur *iies south of Ann Arbor, Mielti- ... more she would have aaked for it, an and for the advancement of liberty, progress Mr- Foster, to the - eval principles and of Reform Governm ut dove o 9 # as given birth to triplets. � d th PeO moat trial *6 live ;� - e It was Peculiarly the institution of and civilization,, was the climax of the most bar of the rank and file co Ipment of my native province d 0! in - Government would have responded or pt i �ed by an increa' They are people. Some classes all , flui cent main ;ed ' ' � g request, to h th emn the Gov- has been am h 11 much longer and more active term of ur'n % a . One weighed at birth six poundso � . strikingly significant incident of the fall fes. ernment most bitterly because the ppblia maj�r over Ittes'splieeeding he publiO no matter what tile Oost m ght be. especially the labor unions, were disposed I " election. life than usually falls to the lot of public and't ie of our society, ' , I i tival ceremonies. - expenditure in going up, and yet theme same 001181&ta�cy and unity of the Reformers r of - other three tipped the -scales 0 four I Bub England having made her own'plans, �o look upon it as peculiarly a rich many - I parties are screeching themselves hoarse in South Brant in this respect have been !An mew in Canada. pouwseach. The latest reports say that oil a — - of , , I have the honor to be -b institntion. � a�vocacy schemes which, If carried out, object lesson to Liberals thronghout �he your very obedient and humble oervAnt. are doing -well. Isees in the wife of a . she has a right to: a allowed to carry them Eldito � I Mrs. B - . rial Notes and Comments, ., well4nown youn J ' i . out in her own Way. Indeed, it would be . He knew the university students thor. will add immensely to the public debt, and entire province. � I 11 AuTHuR S. HARDY. g armer. oughly. Tivo-thirds of the boy What would the Conservative papers will give little or no return for hink I can say with confidence that -I ' - H9,1) UP A TaAiN.-Masked robbers , i . - their university studies bad to win their if Hon. J. I. Tarte They are clamoring ceaselessly or a fast At. have endeavored during all that period i� to �, . Dublin. held' up the fAnt trano-continental mail tr4w � �; prestimptiGn on tho part of Canada to die 8 pursuing do the -outlay, it . I and Hon. Mr. Hardy f of t*( cars, on the Northwestern Railroad, tate to her as to the course she should pur- own way by the sweat of their brow, some- were to die? They would then have no I lantic steamship se!vice, which, if carried out not as the true and faithful representative XoTES.-Mrs, M. Williams and Miss Kato shortl be m V be an 10 - . . I Apl Borne had delivered newspaper@, others had than.dish wa . lars annually to the burdens of the people ; ciples which they have &vowed and atk;p. on Thursday of fhe furnishing and mai Williams were visiting friend in Seaforth M 't Park and Dekalb, 50 miles from Chi* BUG* the co*nduct f the war. times by the most laborious employments. person to abuse, and they would be duller at all, will add a million and a half �of dol. both of �ny constituents and of the prin� a � fore idnight, Frida. , tw .. . atenance, -of a regi- ter. It used to be Sir Richard . I last week. -James Jordan an ee an I worked as conductors or motorman, or in they abuse the Government because they do ported. ' 3 cagoo shot at Dan White, the gin r, r W& ment Cartwright ana Hon. G. W. Ross, buo these : at -tended a meeting in Staff% on Tuesday aws W t the engine, blew open the express - i . ., such as is proposed by some, would factorieq, and many labored on the farme to gentlemen are now being given a rest. not carry out the trans-AtlAntic cable Circumstances of a very painful character last. -Mr. Sadler)o tile yard is closed down i . be an entirely new departure for this coun. win their way. it was scheme, which'will also impose an imm cars ; u the safe, and disappeared. They not the gone of rich � _ ense- have recently transpired, in connection for the season.-Miso Emins Shar is visiting got y W t . ' . � try, and would be I procee�ding such as has men who were climbigg up to the top The Montreal Witnes I large additional expenditure, &rid now withoome of the bye -elections which *11 her aunt, Mrs. J. MtLdagan.-Mrv. P. Evans At iG SNOW .-A despatch from 4, _ . . . . - . ith about $25,000. never been attempted, or proposed, in Can. of the ludder in our university class lie $says: "The Im. ItKey are going crazy because the Gove STORM and were winning the medals and scho tap perial Government is proceeding with great I ment refuses at once to enlist a regi rn. must deplore, which no one can 'defend, A16d in � Visiting in Beachwood. -Mrs. Peter Lea ille, Colorado, dated October 17th, lar. . ment for which. I 'and my colleagues and the Lib4a Menen, OfBuffslo, in visiting Mr.- and Mrs. service . I ' * - rl � � - - - -, , ttial T i AAJ on I I L h . 5 il I I I I ' v- t-1 � te I ri t� h r I - 1�� I ad& before, Moreover, it would be an enor. -ships, but deliberation, with its prepariitione for the i's a 1: I For more than a week a snow atom, the none of those who were born . I in South Africa, and mend them narty as. a whole unhesitatingly denoun�e. Ja*eo' Jorden.-Rev. Father Fogarty spent of mously 6xpensive undertaking, and one fully equipped to support the B , reoedented save . IF - re is no hurry, . . keither the Government nor any memberi of a day last week at Mount Cannel. -Miss the ' r h" been raging in the moutiftino - without the patrimony of wealth. south African, campaign, The ritish - rity for this time of V , . - I which no Government would dare attempt Z That meant that the university no fuse, no no . , no 0 pfusion. The war troops there, which would7 entail an addi- the Govi0rnmen%por any Liberal fnem�er MAY William$ spent Sund�y in St, Colum. on I � '. wit I Ise .0 , rr.. din LeadvilE One baud of 1,4(* above all other institutions in this Ian W"' may prove a difficulb and prolonged one, lions of dol. of 'the House, ad an part in them! or b '.-Mr. D. 4YT�A,17, Of M1t4he11, attended sh and Itto border with them are lod, hout the sanction and consent of p&rlig- d, the I tional expenditure of many mil y an . I . �Jl friend of the poor man and the poor man's South Afric' Ian. And so it goes. They sit willing to knowledge of them or @Ysapathy with th ' & � I Wasting in town on Sunday. -I L ' , � �' an distances Are vOrY great, And swam the oountry with their numerous &m. 1. I awd 0 er large flocks have reported heavy J' L L 1.� 1i . �p Some of the methods and pi"oeg ad to' . . I opted Cakpenter,�of Su'ratford, b visiting frien& 1 4 �! - ! . . - _,i A . N . � . � - - . . L. . I 1. ". � � . � � I : - ki - I . . � � A , � i . i I : I . ; � I i , I i . ! � . ! � , L I . I i I � 1% I I . . � . ; I � -1 i I i I , - ! � � . � I _� i I . : I I I - I �?� . '-'L .. I . . � : i . � i! . . ". '. - , 7 , . 1i I -_ � . � I I - �� _ . I I ; .. L � � . ; —_ _ L � ! � I L I - A - i- I I " ; - - � , . Az� ;; __ - � � .1 - __ 1 ____4 L I - F"P71'_ L I - . I I - , - L � I � .. � I I "I ... : _�, la-elt �---�;--, - . J n - L umlerx*ned J11 I h1. 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IIP§-, ftis I - . *Ms- . - - ` . 900'�etor a dr7 -goor I . . . � I I ��_tl - I i i a& with U01is ". - 31 I-- - I _ rW, , address Ro . _ � r%m'"Y" I . f : *1L .. _. -::-L ' "AL, B,V,1zr_s_—Th . - I W,ar to has beel�. . . � - wow - ; - L - 0, -Opp( . :I,,_ it0i4mg ob _ �� - I . - I I . __ irork I re L L I � � 1 I- . I . "r i - XW V. , She-, . . - 4iRstw - I . . W1. I - a workon i i 1 140,-- kown . e.- I . i - - i - I I *�p-�Oon to see sever; I � I . .L - I - , 4 �_L - y'at dovm.— � L 40dop L t L , . V-14hanif Ilan been : i . - 1 �, - - t I I . 0,61's "T.-ohnston, 4 ; _*r__ I I - i , � �XnA mr-B. J, ZU1 I . . �_Vr. -fi I i � I .. .eb%tives and f-13 � "I'll ... I'll . ' . - .. _XeMrS. ja 0 4 L ., � ... - I �� ... ... _. I . . .. J& 40 , 4 "I t eal L_ - I- L L I. ,ijaUfro, -thisate"jo) in L , - - - _ _ - , , I " last )VIfsars. - - Mon - �v - I i Al ze Pm4 - �W� * larg.. shi. � - -_ - I.. - ibunhwanse is beftyl , .. I � i L , oa - ,otherwise . M-Pr4a " . . - I : - - to its -appea- - l - I � ..... 1 Hava Bell !o p, I I � .. - -1 "if . 1jis fiu6 dwelli . 11 I layeAeVal-ything in J , .. " � _ . � .:-We believ � . , . � L . . _. has been en; . I I � - - I tion No, 1, I 11 . ourvillage, f*r� L - . L I -11, . IU Apniversary servic I Asret4 at 'Chinalhur � - L ,� . mad the VAnual tea-mv t. � I - . - I I faBoinut are'lookeil f, ) i L . it; y the friends, i1sum - * L .N V . I enS&ll anti lei : IS I . . ,� -j��tnail, who hag bei L. ViUW for a, uumber,of . . agaging in air - , _L Aertly a , , f 6M. ,Bear Chiselhural I A - L -1 Atior, it now in full rut I I - - I - 11 *ell -1,quipped in every ... S&rding -a good. oppor, I - I- wMinunity I � at 7the salt . . not to % large nu, . Avgiel3apple, who h9A � � IL� "a visi-fin her moth, . I , - I - , returned to I i I . - , 'Of Godefj . I I week.- - a 341 , 1 I;Moejeld, was home I I L.1 -1 I P"Mto_LM,,r. and X:irs. , � 0 - I , 4 lia"ThanksgiVing harL A- " I ! I -in. J>Aul?o ehurchi, J I hurth, 13taffa, were b � a I � � -the Sey . I _1fA the morning ,, -stilensall by the in4c ; L , Doherty, and at Staffa i I I Dr. eraWford, Of ,LOV : I - I , ,the order was revA . . L - - vrwhing here and I , t f3taft. The servicen . � - - � Urgely attended, the a, o , Wwg no crowded at . L - that beaches had to -be , both moming and vv 11 L , � : '. vith GospelL L truths, : ] ,wi* zeal and eamest A L , . X1 , ' ; B ,rift came home to tA , ; - i in aU their beauty, I , - . L vincing powe'. r. The'm . I I ,&,very high order, and � interest Of the oee"i4 I very tastefully Aecorm and fruits of the eart] I � . the bountiful harvest I I , while the,gratitude an I - - People were evidence � Iff . ;il � offering placed on] L - ' _8t P&Ur_g 26 . MoUntm L t(] , . . tn iven by Mr. T E I . re torator " in tbe, I - aw , I 'I I � . Monday evening last, I , I I r 'the -Epworth 1,eague, 1 - - tended, but the lecturo I i said full -suo"ined I I Mr., 6&T,onjoys as be ,entertainin. g lecturer. � � 1 , 'kature wis .- - - To au: � I I iftso Berry,, -of Luckm � I 11 er, Mr. J. H, E. � � � I - 11 .-Mr. D. . . . 611.1 w" in Goderi . .. - To L McToggart� I 4been in Chiselhurist for' %ttending at the -bed st . , 11ite Dr. MeTa art I �- 19 � , U, inthe.citye ictardal ,#art mada,many frje� I . burst and in -Hensan, bar most deeply in hei - . � 'Mont.-Misi Amy MU . . illd Miss Berry, `Of Lul � - 04,Mond&y 1a;t, reue,q � M_r. "ff f Bi . .Rev, , all t _O . C,&rmal Prtsbyierian ' it I t L - Isid, Inorn ,g an( even 14ut discourses on bot' - A. (;oetz, of the Com - � . it - I . � been in Detroit during 'Oft A visit, returned. bil � � ' - I _]�Ug 1"t.-IO.n. Tuesdi - � G%rge Harness, 4 Eil L - the n& of matrimox I . - L . MIUY E. .MePhee .61 . I f "itif . � W - I .Y ; service will be - chureh- this �Th 10 6,elo* and in � I I � ; thureli.ist lto:30. The I - . WeR attended, and noj' . - h&ve beensin tthe- _P"L, . *ad Mug Loute Muir A -00 with relatives in �G - t -, is in . A I Arnherstburg, vi� Annief A1sQ Rev, W. -1 I . I&*. Al - � I ex. 31urdoci,L A. I L L _`OfYoungcople On Tu� Ui- -at'(! rs. A� Dent '� 11to j,il,lage the first,o � I I � &Y with Mrs. J� S I . L L I I I .- 11 r1a. , 1, WAS ., - I dte a, number from: . I __1011tion held ,st Bruce I - I ical seledions V,ej � . - ftr'Village --hurch zhc � _-11er rkister� Miss Ban I Vftk;-Mro' §WIX . � Uth of Clin'-pOn I wel . 'Week it%g their *ii - *ad I C. p,, B. HUD14 � I I - � , News of - . 13-kaox ,V,,1,R,,R I 1_"Lry one of the moi L SuthOrities On , . LLLL . -_ ent secretary � . I - . a ddftly Thurad, iftr. I t � . Xie -RT ftursn - - 'StSte, . 0 1 _ - L ED. , 7 ag between , I I �rk WJ60 burned in rl,� 1 4 . ... I Zriorn'ng, Lan I ven of the unl . . un � the crew jind 41 � � Wit womm I A'DWC1;.-A . � Vown L$f6'T_4 ,A The Arc I - CtrI Iftl awrDently re I T that inen 'of hon - ZO their 4OWU M*11�g that M%y rp I Warm frie ;00*41vided- - in this � � I :tbs OPPM1 h. ._,. : i ftth fAlkin P smd to ( . r to I - . ItM . a , .. I - - �� vh by .. beat,hin AUM,0�1 , Of " . - . T , 1� - 11 1— and ot, � - Or I