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� IV i NUMBER,! 1,672. J I ! I SEAFORT11 FRIDAY, DI
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I I i I I I FROM T ; E QUEEN CITY. - ,of a happy event on Thursday evening, the
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in I MIP ortant I uestioo I ToRwNlo, Dee -ember 2&h, 1899. ' marriedto Mr. Watson Garbatt, a - proeper-
I I I The mayoralty contest is now- in full Ods farmer- of that towabhip. The
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. � I I swing. John Shaw, the pre3ent mayor, is - ceremony was performed by the Rev. G.
1 1 � . I not'again a ea6didate, although he would W. Andrews, B. A., pastor of the Method -
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t I I . f Mr. Shaw, however, for some , ist church, in the presence of about one
,� . z . . � remon or other, did not,'make a popular .
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i - I . ;man who should. �ave it. but in these mat. , ton, James MeDiarmid and.W. J..'Stinwn,
I Are you g:)ing to be n�axried shortly ? Under c6rtain eircum- iten it in .not bys the men i councillors. �
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k Stances, this uld be an impertinent -qciestion and -entitled to the position that gets it. Ed. HAY. -All the old councillors elected by
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� ' I Clark has a b 0 11 with the societies, -and I acclamstion, viz. ' & (-',.., Ehnes, reeve ,
'� you would be U-stified ossibly in 'replying -in pl i ig P .
I am is a genial, gooi
1. . . p o0i How who in everybody's I William Stelk, Wifiiam Consit - William B.
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. cc 1 Battler and Peter Lamont.. M
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. Qneen'sEn ih, none of your business." But there .
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: is just the di enc'e between us askbig you that ques- it wouldn t on z ise any person if he gets elected by acclamation, viz : John Sherritt
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� tion and the " � - I - hero by a g majority. reeve' ; Richard Hicke, Samuel Switzer:
I ajority of people, seeing that ,it is not " t William Yearley and Henry Willert, Conn-
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� The , military spirit is strong in Toronto W1NGHAM_—Wi1li&M Clegg- re-electe-d
, clothes at that, i at once becomes our business, be. Pet now. " Sojoring " is the one popular - mayor by acclamation ; Councillors, .A. J.
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I cause we are in the clothing business. I . � theme in the clu be, on the streets and in Irwin, M. D., Thomas Gregory, George A.
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', . � the acceptance of iL second Canadian contin- Roland Beattie, JosTh G H V S.,
. ii James H. M, I !Be,eri: W. tilliam
gent is a severl blow to young Toronto, , Chishol -0.
-, No man? *thamy reRpect for himself or the girl he is about! which was reckohing on another infantry Holmes, William Nicholsop, A. W. Robin-
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to paake his wife, thinks - of beiDa married in mean force being sent South Africa. If the : son
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I force had been dr wn from the-infantiry arm I -! Rchool Truate".-Thomas Abraham,
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.. clothes. Even' the savage puts on a little paint, lach-- i of the service I t ere'would have been ub .� Henry Kerr and C. N. Griffin elected by so.
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My a better substitute; so we will come to the plain, difficulty in getti g the entire 1,000 in -this ' ciamation for wards 1, 3 and 4, respectively,
0 1 thusi 'Sic are not only the militia- and William Ward and William Nicholson
statement'that if you intend undergoing the ceremony, 'city" go en
0 I I men, but Also those outside the battalion@. - conteaLing for ward No. 2.
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we are m an exceptional position to provide you with The large number of men pawed by the ex- - ZuRicn.-Polies villagc-The following
amining surgeons on the occasion of the last have been nominated for trustees : J. A.
your weddiitg outfit. We will leave the subject rest 'contingent, but Aeft at home because the Williams., Thomas Johnston, Splon.on
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. wit] I that. . - . le#y was fill, Calculated confidently in'going I Hardy, Charles Hartleib, John F. Rick-
, p . this time, &Dd m ny other stalwart young i beil and John Weselob., .
Since we Ertrucl- winter the large'fars axe moving out, certain- �� tellows, me nbers o gymnasiums and athletic' MCKILWI..-James Lockhart and Daniel
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� clubs, had declarik their intention'of should. 1 m anley for reeve; for eotincillors : John S.
� � ly -we have no hesitation in saying that there is no - I �
0 . oring a in ket.. All these aspiranta. for i Brown, Alexamder Gardner, John G.
finer range of men's and ladies' fur coats -to be found military ei periende. have been fraustrated Grieve, Charles Little, Archibald Me-
' ' ' by the Go, ernmei it's intention of sending Gregor, James O'Laughlin, John O'Keefe
in Western Ontario. Of course that is saying a.great only artille _ and aavalry. and William James Walsh. �
deal, but we mean it, and in vie w* of �the fact that we Nor are the litia cavalry officers in � GuEy..-All the old coancillore re-elected
Toronto partienla ly jubilant at the com by acclamation, viz. . James Turnbull,
Purchased our coon coats previous to th.6 recent ad- position of the cond Contingent.. Al.* reeve ; Messrs. Robert Livingstone, James
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- . vance it will be profitable for the intending purebaser though it verifies heir assertions that cav- McDonald, Adam Turnbull and Isaac Lake,
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. to - select from our stock. I mounted h"ters ke the Boers-& fact that TURNBERRY. —W. H. Ciuickshanks,
We have about three .dozen tam-o-shanter caps, which Wo wag abund4ntly d 4nonstrated, in our own -reeve by acela nation. ' Councillors.-
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wish'to clear out, these will make a splendid cap for f it, i s8& -they do x ot imagine that they will Thomas James, 9 illiam Mitchell, Thomas
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little girls going to school, never mind what the former Iget much of a chi nee. Minister .Borden's Lovell and John Q upland. .
I 0 i P an hey 1poit t out, comprises 300 , HuLLL=.-.A.l1 the old councillors re-
. I ' d lice an 1 200 e rt riders from I elected by acclan ation, viz. : John Brig -
prices may have been, that is past, we. are clearing mounte' xpe
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� . � the Northwest,. a heavy clog in the Royal ham, reeve; Messr i. Alex. L-aech, William
.theia. now at 20c. . . . . I , Canadian D . n, and t iee batteri Is of ; Patten -on, Williai i . Moon and Robert
I. ar- artillery. T is is practically not a militia �_
We- are persuaded that we have the best far cap Ia the m. : is Ferres. - .
I . - force at all, b a body of 1,000 regulars, Hmr,ERT.—All he old councillors re-
- ket the price $P.50. :
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. , being, indeed, the permanent cavalry force tobert Hog -
y . elected by acclamation, viz, : P
Home made " what iniquities are done in ,tby naine.,"' Nvo of the whole4 ominion. The artillery, also, I ga . rtb Jr., reeve; Mesers.W. 'Miller. Hugh
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have home made' mitts and sox which are- no iuiqui- I can hardly be considered militia since it in- I Norris, William Dalrymple and T. Melady. I
. I '. , eludes quite a few regular army gunners � and I GORRIE.-Pdlice� Trusteft-James Arm-
. ' and mitts, the price is i has more extensive training than any other �trgt William and,James XcLaughiliri.
ties. but good wholesome sox , - �, branchof the service. Military men here I _,cK. -Reeve--�-Samuel W I . A ; on
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. wholesome also, viz. 50c a pair, but for anyone lookin., I also point 6utlthat� it will leave the military and William Wade. Councillors -!r J.
for- Value they are worth it. L . schools of ing'tr0tion-not, of course, the Montgomery, L William
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' A college at Kibgsthn-dipleted of instruct- Doia John pence, Henry Schulter and
Are you in nee d of a robe, we have goat robes at $5.00, $5.50. � ors and that piract'effilly the militia will be Joh-o' Renwick.
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,`�� 6 5 I Amona the many successful hues of winter , without any tu= while this war is goin BL'vrn.-R!eve-J. Carter. Councillors
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. � 0 1 on. It is also vefy awkward that Colonel I -iWiljiam E nigh,' A. ,Sloan, F. Metcalf,
there is nothing equal to � Drury, of HalifwT,- the best artillerist in W. McElroy, all by ao,;Iamation. School
. I capr'. which we have in stock, 0 I
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the 3tyle known as " Billy Reid" style, sellinbr at 60C. Canada, should "" gone with the first Trustees -J. ' abkirk,, R. McCommins, D.
C3 contingent. s hoped that he will be .D Carder, all by acclamation. I
Tt.,i illery brigade of the '
r The other seller is the " Storm King," at 25c, 35c and transferred to t .e an 1 BAYFIMD.-�-Reeve-R. Stanbury, M. D.,
. i n by acclamation. Trustees�Thomas Cam-
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50c, - There has not been anythinty so iuuch admired second cont'ngen
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as the Clan Tartan, all wool racrs, which we have been J employment of) Northwest Mounted Po.- icelamation. . Council lors-,George Woods -
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� adies' capes to order the prices for the 'ice in Sout I .
mahino, into I 7 1 200 in the Yukon, will leave onlya skeleton -A. Thomson. .
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qualities which we offer are sold at 86.75 and $10. body, with the i)fficero and non--commw_ :, UsBocR_-,-E.--Reeve-William H. Del-
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I - i sioned officers &@ a backbone. T 6e I -.North I bnidge. Councillors -A. Hunkin, Joseph
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�.Ve, -are the only 'house in Seaforth . who make .west Mounted Poiiee will havi � .f ed I -Hawkins, John Moir and. Richard Camm,
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specialty of clan tartans. If you are interested �Jn a up at once, but 0 tat will be an e task as all.by acclamation.
a - I bich there has ,' the service has , great- attractions- for ad.; . GODERICH.--Mayor-Robert Thompson,
genuinely artistic cape, the colors of w venturous young 'anadians. . I 'James Wilson. Councillorq-W. T.
� 0 iing ever exhibited � to excel from the stf�ndpoint of . -To( SAING17 . INE. - � I Murneyj James Clark, William Marltoni
� .1 notl . . CharleaLewis 'haw, the first Canadian William C:&rrpbell, C. J. Naftel, Dudley
stic design, you must Holmes, J. P. Brown, D. Cantelon, James,
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har-raonious blending and arti I war corresponde 1 at the front, wr'tea a 'Robinson, Jo.bn Knox, Hugh Dunfo-p, James
. . needs look at these goods. � � letter to Mr. JoM Cooper, of the Canadian -
I J Inkster, J. C. Martin, C. A. Humber, M.
TiAeresting articles—the Klondike driving mitt at 50c) ihe 1 Magezine, in wb:ch he describes an inter- Nicholson, Robert, Clark. . I
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View he had with Col. Schiel, the famous TUCKEm3u,rji.--For Reeve -Peter Ate.
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'O at ,8 and 1A I 0 � German mereens, y, who is credited with .
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I swiN ed brace at .25c, 1 , . 1 directing the tac es of the Boers tip to the Kay and Geo�gc N. Turner. Councillors-
e -lned!underclotNha at 50c, the leather ram- , William Cbairnan, or., William Doig, Win.
: 0 time of his captute. Mr. Shaw says that �
I e� ,f coat at s5.50 and 87.50 ladies' electric seal col- ! Schiel is %_ gracious, polished man ,of the t1gie, James Gemmill and Henry Horton.
proc . �. t I the world, and nc t at all the type of mer. EAST WANVALNOSH.—For Reeve -Matthew
11k15. Lockhart', by acclamation. For Councillors
larefte at ��6.50, $7.50' 88.501'$10-110y 812 and. I i
- s � .4 - 1 einary adventurei whose sword is for sale -Alfred B. ',%rr, John,T. Carrie, John E.
I . nice things in sable, bear, etc. I � to the highest bi,ider. Speaking to M r. Ellie, John ld'icCallum andWilliam Sdtherw
AISC , 'Shaw in the begi uing of November, Col.
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. . . Johns, reeve ; James Taylor, Richard
I - I chief fault, he said, was overconfidence. Jewitt, Alexander Robertson, Captain
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. . . ! LIFF ISSURAN C011 PANIES. William Young, cottocillors. I
. ; It is understood that the government Ia- WRONETER.-Reeve-Thomas Hemphill,
I . j spector of Insur cc for Ontario will begin -by ACCIaluatiOD. Councillors -John Bray,
I . _� . I . � a closer supervision of life insurance com- John Earner, John Harris, W. 0. Hazle-
� . . . panies with the new year. Men of large wood, S. B. McKelvie, James Paulin, Rich-
, . . � I ital are now going into the life insur- ard Rann Lind W. A. Rutherford. The
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I ' that the smaller: companies should either M C'Rae and William Wilson. ,
- , be crowded to tbe wall or put on a better CLINTON.—For Mayor-Th-omas Jackson,
- . basis. With so thany sound 'companies of- sr., and W.- C. Searle. Councillors -Oliver
- fering insurance at reasonable rates, the Johnston, James Ford,..Thomasi McKenzie,
� � - government thin 9 that the weaker com. James Fair, Thomas Walker, 4. Wiltse,
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_. r - I auditors' balance sheets, which have been - Agnew and J. C. Stevenson elected by ac-
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� I beanalyzed, and'it is said that in two or Rance and Jacob Taylor' :in, St. And , rew's
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three compani:ts . t W be found that items ward, Thomas Johnston and W. N. - Man-
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. or iis ers � I , are really liabilities. If n I ing in St. James' ward.
� the balance is found to be on the wrong ASHFIELD.—For Reeve -M. Dalton� and
. C1 thiers and T '0 h . ( '�u
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. . . The eveniiDg newspaper field in Toronto Jamieson, James TbOMP3011 and Thomas
On the Wrong Side of the Street, I is likely to have a! fourth candi3ate in the Stothers, . .
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% STRONG BLOCK, - I list of the Standard, the proposed organ of December Sessions.
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— � I , directors have secured,,��n option on the held at the court- house, Goderieb,. last
. I i presses and some of the plant of the Tele- week, before Judge Magoon. I I
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- ' th ough i gmm, which'is soon,1,6D move into- -its new . . I
r 11, , r � Thomas L. Jobb Wingham, (foreman) ;
T _ p111JliC will please note that we issue r Coupon ' building. I
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and have baggage checked to destination ftom Premier Ross is well satisfied with the re- Thomas J. (A , roxeter ; - Joseph
tickets) . il 11 baon, W
I H - , sult of the bye -election, although the result Ha * ley, Cplbome ,� Albert Hooper, Exeter ;
I oiBritish Columbia !in West Eigin w 'as a disappointment. A
� ,S'eaforth to all points in Manitoba, �' : John .Lake, Grey ; Dunean McTaggart,
I , 11 I -Vittie. � Htillett ; Martin
I . i : I member of the G-olvinnnient stat�ed. t your Grey ; Elisha Me
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� � correspondent that the defeai of Mr- Me- Whitty, Abbfield ; Richard Warrington,
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� , � � � . I of the Canada Southern Railway.: 'at St.. J. Clark� being interested - in one of., the
and N aw England States. i - I Thomas, which .sent 70 (,f its -employees, cqses, was, at his oivn request, exegeed
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d money order.business respectfully solicited. , McNish was only 58, these 'men would have The grand jury returned. bills in the
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I estate of the law Daniel Scotten, the mil- magistrate Seager, fiDiDg- them for disturb-
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Ro J., MACDON'i ALD� succession duties. ! � I fourth concession of Goderich township.
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C. � P, R. AGENT Se forth, - , 000 which,the mil�ionaire had on deposit in where the appellants are well known. The
5 4 Canadian banks at the time of his death in appeal was dismissed with coots. .
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- Agent Berlin Mutual Fire Insu . � ,... * I . was taken against Mrs. James BunN of
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Mr. John Lynn to Miss Mary � Moffatt. Perth IUms. -
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Xmas, 1899, After the wedding the large 7mr . y 7ere -Q,8,0W of Elma!a taxes, was paid into I �
. r" served with a delicious supper here were the collector in one day recently- , -
BOOKS,' a large numb6r of presents given to the -.0ver $4,000 has been subscribed. ky the �
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bridess. The brides were dreated in white Central Methodist aureb, Stratford, to- 1, .
� CALENDARS and CARDS and had two little waiting maids also wards the nineteenth oentury fund. .
. . dressed in white. Mr. and Mrs. Purcell -Miss Lucy Hurlburt, of Mitchell, has
In endless variety . . . . . will live on thetown line, east of 'Litfowel, secured a school south Of J'Ondon amd win
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. and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn on the, 4th conoes- take charge after the holidays. . I
Bibles, Prayer and &ion of Wallace. Revs. IEL Irvine, of Lis- -Kise Addison, B. A., teacher -of tnod- '�
. towel, and J. H. Robinson, Palmeratpn, of- ern huguages in Stratford Collegiate Ia-
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Hymu Books ficated. at the weddings. . 1: . atitate, has resigned her pmWon on ww=t - �
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For all denominations, at Bible Society � -The remains of the late August 31i'ller., I
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prices. I ho died in Oregon were i
' I -W. H. Pont -on has pawed the Medical Lutheran cemetery, 'at BrodhagM4 an Sun- - I
M17 examination for service in South Africa. day, 17th inst. �
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AlEX. W IN I ,n9 , -The Nation Indians, on the,! Corn- -Mr. Fred Wynn, of Newry, hax pamad . -
wall reserve, are desirous of going to jSouth big fir -at year's examination at the Toroato � -
! Africa to assist the British. � ! �
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of Seaforth. The jury returned a verdict burglars, and,,4,5W stolen- i of the Wilverton public school, has isecured i
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"--- er. for trial, on a charge preferred by F"Ink,011%rap"ge, 12 years f! age, purchased the 2DO acre farm of William
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Edward Slattery, of Goderich, of obta '&,.tur- Milne, Grey township. This form _
money under false pretences, in connectio day and was drowned. �� situated and has good buildings. -
with the sale of an enlarged portrai b. The -Dr. Wellington Stephezis, of Tralalgar. --jgme@ & pe,ton,, who for nearly twenty
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jury broughtin a verdict of not guilty. left on Tuesday for Chentee. in the prWnce = has carried the mail between the pofft- .
The grand jury, in their - presentment, of Sy -Chuen, China, to join the staff .4 Can. and the station , in Sebringwille, has � -
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strongly recommended the proper authort adian Methodist Minion in West Chij6a.-- . been compelled to give up the job on ac- � I
ties� to take action, at their earliest con. -H. M. Winter, of Berlin, ,wh6 Was count of ill health. . � � I
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venienee, in the matter of providingli a 'suit- found guilty of attempting to defraitta his -John Kelly, of Shakeqmare, has been. . i
able residence for the jailor. !i crediton, has been sentenced to 11 months appointedene of the directors of the Dom- �Iz
. .� in the central prison and fined $800. : �' . .I.
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County ModeL Schooti. Banque Ville Marie, has been sent m-ded to I:mcclngat the vi id- r fair. ., i
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The county board of examiners, met in three yq&re in the penitentiary for priftent- -George Jackson, of Stratford,.& patient, ;� �
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the Model School, -Clinton, on Sj"rday. ing a falsis return to the government.� I at the Toronto Insane Asylum, committed �
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December, 23rd, to finish the, Model School -The London Street Railway Company suicide at Toronto. Saturda;y, by Jumping B'& ,
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work for the term. The number of 1 tudente announce that they will distribu i 000 front of a train. He had escaped from O" ." � I
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at the Model Schools this year . wa P much among their. employees, at Christm";: � as& institition and was Wing puratied by & - t
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smaller than in former years. The --e were reward to those who stood by the company couple of attendants at the time- � � �,
17 in attendance at thei Goderich Model duri � tLe strike. . .
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&ndi'13&tCLinton. Though the depirtment -Joupb Gaudiche, an, -employee in � the Atwood, held their annual supper last week. J
requires 60 per cent. of the 1016 num- M. C. R shops, at St. Thomas,
&ggrega whO was when a large number of the ,members and ,
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third -clan certificates --valid for' three -Saturday morning the two year old son evening wound up with a dance:
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playing on the floor, swallowe a 1. .
Bagwell, Rob:,�rt E. ' I bean - was bitten on the band by a dog belonging -
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Deshej Elizi H. Draper, Samud A. The physician was called, but the � child to Mr. M_ J, O'Dea one day hat week. -He i
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Dorrance, Lizzie Edward, Westay G. died before help could arrive. ed i , d4ivering papers and -L I ,;
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-The town of Oshawa has a ed Ut to j. 1 ,
Ferguson, Cora B. Finkbeiner, N61son e to abo Cock at a door in front of which P
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Gillespie, Camie Grefg, Wilh loan the� McLaughlin Carriage tumpstly the eanine was lying, when it snapped at .'. i
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Graham, Gertrude Johns, Add!a_T_ $50,000 to assist them in re -building their him inflicting a wound an the right hand. i
Helyar, Olive Lamont, Alla4 A. carriage works, which were destroyed by IMr. T. A. Wlancko, who f I It
McLean, Frances E., Long, Hgr�y It I _,_� - .
'ich. tire a short time ago- - theemploy of the St. Marys C ery 1,
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MeSween, Chriatina Mair, Willi�� -Th ' C. P. R. express from Montreal to Company for the past year. ban received IA �
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Moffat, Maud McAlliste:r,'Airthar Ott&*&, was derailed near Lachine, on and accepted a position,on the staff 4 the V
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O'Connor, Julia , McFalls, Sam1sou Monday. Driver Corrigan was scalded so. Ontario Agricultural �` f
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Ruby, Ads . . I 1, injury. partment,and will commenoe 'big dutim i� �
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Sheppard, Eliza R. . . ,ution inimediatelf ,after the �2� 1
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Wilson, Elizabeth G.. i the explo6ion of a boiler. Only one man, -Abanquetw-aa given to Mr. NV_ Q P, �
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Worthington, Rose J. 1. . He was severely scalded. I - 10;Tespday wght of last week. A table I �
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Journed, to meet in August next year-- Sherlock. c' Oid Fellows rooms, about, which 125 per- � L
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- street car trouble in that city, to 18 months. and Colonel White pmaiding. During the k 4
- . in gaol or $500. flue. proceedings a handsome clock was prenated , I
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St. Brigid!s Church. -Joseph Peddell, ja farmer living a � bhort to Mr- Moscrip with an arproprisite ad- t,
distance west of Simeoe, became intoxicated dre,so by Dr. W ;
Irvine, in .
The Stratford Beacon of last week -gave a behal of the major�s . �_ I
while in that town -on Saturday. In ,this ;�,
lengthy and interesting report of the pro- many friends in the *tons town. -k
condition he drove into the river. Peddell 1-!
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ceedingB in connection with the formal open- . -Mr. Thomas M. Murray, of Avonton. � -
and the hone were both drowned. He bad,a rather u er nee 11
i13g Of St. Br gid's Catholic church, in Lo- leaves a widow and a large family. . . . nfortunate exp ie last . I
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vowney,a fotmer Huron boy, is the esteem. � -'Miss Annie Montgomery, lady ouperin. were running round the barn yard, ,and cae I i:
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picLure of the church and' parsonage. This has banded her resignation to Dr. Sheard, and fell to the bottom, a distance of 36 fact.. - 1
new church replaces one that was burned to take effect the second week in January. Willing hands were soon on the aceno and. 44
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the people of the parish. , From this port -Tharsday afternoon a sneak I 'I
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we take this following extrict of the pro. ent-red the house of F. J. Sathe,riand, safely landed on terrA firms, af rer having F; I
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noon's service was the blessing of the bell. Cheque. . � I I L I . 1 1
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was, therefore, followed with deep interest. th� Ge6rge'E. Tuckett &Son Co., H4tiiilton, against the stoone wall and stunning him for �.
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the chrism in token of its offices. The Big. who hat been in the Comp&ny'a employ if r D& d m th, wh o mi from I �
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hop anointed the bell and read' the Rite of 0-1 yeara, was presented with a deed'for a Exeter, tharged -with tbe larceny of two - 1i I
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After the bell had been �lessed, Rev. Chatham Dai1V Planet, was injure the one watch knowing it to hove been stolen,
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Father McCabe. of Seaforth, addressed: the other day while attempting Ito rem6ve a and the Crown accepting this plea, with- � ;
people. Dr. Kilroy was to h draw the charge of larceny. 8mith was re- i .
vs done. this, revolving belt from. the shafting. He got I
butasevere attack of sick . manded for one week for senUnce, with the q
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him from being present, and Father M c. crushed. His jaw was broken in two understanding that his counsel would pro. �L.
Cabe, at short notice, consen d to supply places and he was otherwise seriously !in- cure evidence." to his previous character. .11
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the vacancy. He reminded the Congregation itired. I I
that John the Baptist had been purified in -The Ontario government has is3 ed. a game burg, was charged before His Honor � ;
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an esp L ecial manner'before his irth, so that pamphlet on the San Jose scale. The with being concerned with Smith in the �,
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be might fill his peculiar mi sion. What pamphlet states that the scale has ' III in theft. He eleeted to be, tried by the county _
did John say of himi at he was a Ontario for eight o , r nine years, th UL 4 it judge, pleaded guilty to receiving the see. V ! -
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st voice, cFymf !� thi '�ialls." On -&a- was not reported until 1897. It do a ond of the. stolen watches, and w" also re- - I -
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count of his re ation to Christ; ks forerunner, note of warning and prescribes & eoume, of mended for sentence. When brought up
he preached penance to the pe ople for their treatment. The trees should be t�borough- they were each committed to the oommou
. jail for one month, with hard labor.
sins. Now, " John the Bapi ist was pre- ly pruned, all useless limbo and twiga beiig' .
gared in an especial manner fo - his work, go removed. Then whale oil soap or crede-. --John Dinsley, a resident of Wingliam for
ad the chief pastor, the biaho 3 blessed this. petroleum is to be doed. L- i many years, passed. away at his residence i I
bell to prepare it for its work' It was I 6, -Whilat killing geese for the Christmas early Sunday morning, IL,7th inst., in big I - I
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voice, summoning the people t(; i their duty, market at Richview, one day reeenti Y�o a 56thyear. Mr. Ditisley had been wling for 1;
a voice of signification and des Lie. Ib would plucky old gander, who saw his finiih in several months past, and had been confined w ,
call the people to church, to worship God, the near future, flew upon Mr. Dickson's too hile room for Borne time ; the cause, of his ,� f
to offer prayers. back and struck him with its wing ' 'with death being dropsy, brought on by chronic . .
Every Catholic church has a name. , When such force on the back of the neck or biiise liver trouble. Deceased was a son of Mr. -1 .
that bell rang out, it would b 3 St. Brigid of the skull as to upset his equilibrium and E. Dinstay, of Clinton. He had for many . I
calling them to'their duties. firee times a so affect -his brain that four of the family, years conducted the hotel at the G. T. R. I
day would it r 9 out over the ,surrounding who saw the-secident, had great difficulty station in that town, and had many friends I
country, at mo rnig, noon -aid -night, re. in holding him. . i � in Wingham and vicibiLy who were sorry to :
minding them Of the open doo and services --Heavy rains are again paring off the hear of- his death. He went out west dur- � I
of the church. 1 It would ring out when a 'Canadian cliff at. Niagara Falls ; & la - ing the summer in hopes that the change
mass of rock from a point close - to rie ; ,
child was baptioed, announcing the freedom t e -might prove beneficial, bat the trip did not -4
of another son I !from original i ;in ; .it would horse shoo fall dropped 'iko the river seem to do him much stoo,d, and be WAS can- L I
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ring out when 4 couple were married, an- Saturday morning. , Table rock is, slowly fined to his room shortly after his retAfin, '.
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nouncing that a new home hadl been formed but surely becoming smaller , the upper home. Deceased leaves a widow, five song, 3
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with the blessing of the church ,- it �Vould and of Goat Island shown. the wear kno,de one daughter and an aged father and mother . ,
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ring out in theldeep and desolate h ur of by water, and marks of recession are plain- tO mourn his low. . :1,
death, reminding them of - the commotilgriif. ly visible at the foot of the American: and -The Clinton News -Record says : " On -
The bell was a ivoiee, but a voice fri of horse shoe falls. - 11 � Tuesday there met upon the streete,of Clin- I
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eaning and value. I -About 2 o'clock Friday morning, the ton two old friends who had not met for & ,
The Father then enteredinto an e:Fp4n- barn and stable* of Mr. James Wood'. who long time and did not at first glance r6664- �
ation of the- Devotion of the Rosary, �how- lives about two miles east of .Brechin, were nize,each other. They were Mr. George i
ing its value to'the faithful and the ble"Lingo burned.- There were no person& about at 'Pearce, a wealthy farmer of Morris, ancl -
received from its observance. The speaker the time, except Mr. John Wood, who lost our popular ex -reeve, Mr. D. B. K�ennedy. 1.
dealt both with the historical and the re. his life in the fire. it is supposed that, the Their acquaintance dated back -to 180, -in I -
ligions side of this devotion -affording t4D . old man met his death in attempting to April of which year, they, in Company with � 4
his cbngregation a rich treat. : - ' save the stock of bin son. Three horses 1,4100 01 hero. set, a sit from New York.for the .
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The service then concluded with the rite and eight head of Cattle, together with all then famous gold fields of the Cariboo in ' .
of the benediction. At the afternoon F-er- the fodder and grain belonging to Mr. British Columbia. They went via Panama 41�
vice the Se4forth choir had charge of , the James Wood, son of the deceased; ,were and I San Francisco, at the latter plaw -- I
music, inte!rpreting the various pieces in a burned. I spending a fortnight. The Frisco' of thW , �
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sympathetic manner. - . -E. V. Hanmer, of Barrie, was the victim days w" even " der d _
i COLLECTIONS. of a shocking accident near the G. T. R. the present. From there they sailed to I
The amoont received at the mornin offer- depot there Saturday evening. He had Victoria, British Columbia, thence acroft W :
9 aesisted Mrs. Hanmer on the train on her the miduland and up to the Cariboo wines. -_
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tory was ,%',705, mostly in small sums, while . .
way to spend Christmas with her daughter From Victoria to Cariboo was a montys I
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crowd in the car and on the platform � from have any idea of the hardships that were ; �
total to about $1,000. This was a very lib. getting out before the train wat.going at a eucoitnt;raA. 11r. Kennedy ,came back to� I I
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------------ 0 platform it in thought he hung on to the ISO, and in'their talk over old times they I I
-At the house of Mrs. ]Moffatt, 9th con- railing of the car, and his feet not reachiiig could only locate three out of the 1,400 whi> i
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. Wallace mother of the - bride, on the:ground, he was thrown under the car sailed out of New York barbar with I thetrL .,;
cession of 1 '4 a large wheels. Onefootwas completely aevered Over thirty-seven years ago, that is -them- I
December 13th, in the presence -
company of friends, Mr. Herbert Purcell above the ankle and the other crushed so selves and Mr. Joseph Morrow, formerly a, o
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