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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1900-06-29, Page 4? : : 1 4 I . 7 - i - . - . � � . . I - * ! � I . . I .. I t . I I I � - i I I I I . I - I . : : � � . ; I . � . I . � . . I . � I I � , . � , I . 7 1 1 1. — ! � � ; 11 . I . . . 11 I ; . I � I . . I I � I I � . . I . . . . . � � I I - I — . I . . I I . . . . I � i � � . . I I . . I t I . � :. - I : , � I . I � �. i I . . . I � � - - I , I i I I - . . � ; I . . . . � I 1- .- , i '' - . 1. � -_ � , i� . I � I ___ - . . I ;I . I - , - _. _ __1 ; . I I : - , � � i �� , I I I . I - I �, cl� � - - . - I u - �. I - i � I , � I � - - � I . . I , , . . . I . ,�, . � -11 � :� � -, i _:1 . . I _: .,�! � . : I 11 � , - -1 11 . - -, _- � - . 11 I . � : - , , :� -, - , � I I � . � I - � - � � � � . , . I I . I - � I 1. . I -1 r � I.- - . � . � I : . � �, � I � . I I � . - . - I I- � - _-, - � . � I 1� __ . I .. T . - i----4-- �, �, - - - � . � _; , , ,,-, 11 , � I � . 11 � - . - � , . J . - � - � : , . . I ___ ! I— -r'? "I --- IT, o '. 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I . � . � � , ,; t, z � I � - 1 , - - I � I - I . - � - . . 4 . . t '. � I . I . I I . . - - -I I , - . 11 . . ! � I � 11 ! . I , I . 11 I 11 . . � I . . � I . J . � � , � � � . . . I I � . � I I I . I .. i . . I JUNE 29,9 1900 - J1 . - . i . - - . . . 1 . ...4 . � � I - I - _� A, . � 11 . - I I I . I EXPQ,$ITOI� . . � )7 oftummin . i . - , � . . . I I I T -11 - . - - I I . I i �.. . .� . � E22., �. � . .11 I . _; ,� 4 - - - - 1 , I . . . � 11 . � i t . I ig logo to the saw mill at Staft, prs� . I t � � . I., - . � I � . 1, I , � - " aid, 'of honon rawia . . � I , , an I - 4 _:� I — &!I_,.wheab � �owin countries. in- . lip a I else, Perris, ktory to the erection. of a house next I ; The , ,',, -; . _. - matter which t d tip -wou. butek- I l@urOP6 h ri's'was very becomingl� at� red in a Sri very fast � ..... �� 11 _�. . I . . unle things turn out Th ammer.'—Mrs. Sarah �McLschlan was the . CLO . HING . [ I NEW ADVEIMSEMENTS, - The have been. disxpipoinW, as they do- " 9 8 iss muslin dress, wit� oil I and lace . 1, , . wh I McKellar last Satur- . I : . - ' , � th 12 present exp, ec� quet of bridal uest of Mrs. Donalc . I . , I �11. . ras I I . � exanaer I � , � and caried a bou, ,-. I - ,each ser d to be. This.wholii session, in so far 96 good deal bette I tri min 8, d Sunday.—Kris, Al I - � between the pareathOS18, or I I � : sy night an �� a ;I e is& I rag - 6 fall � - !, I NOTY_ Aff The figure r i , - poor health for . , I - ;7 paper on which Ube as b a Opposition is concerned, has bee* de- titions indica ore will be much more il Miss Jane After . he Dan I ampbell, who, has been in I I f AT THE! . - - I I for 1400 - �: one, devoto Of P111,90 Of the I - . "i't I I d n white and pink. I . ......- . �i, ! �� iten �oan- produced i C.nad and ime time,,is getting som. I va;te� is � . I :;vertigement will be, found. � - vo , to & series of attempts to fas _ n � I the 11nited St&tes coi grat lations were paid the we� cling I'D - e better.—Mr. I I 1, . - I . c I I . I � � Macclonsid-1, � __ . � I �� . � I I i Sale bontinued-Greig & 3 � - � a 'as � than will be require' for home consumption I ved. The, tablesi 'we 40 neatir; illiam Dunlop had a young stallion die 1 1 1 � I , -st i mr:� aw . dals upon the Governtnent, and' it � I of inflammation, a short : I I � � I I . . I pe, was ser ; . -1 . Xiir�Publlcationi__C. W� Papat,-g c . �l the cas we fancy the farmers rom the effects i : Nlutkirn .,. I i: 1. Tenders Wanted -J. R. ROY -5 q creditable to the Government an it will beL , This being i SDI daltly ornamented wi6 i �nes and -We are pleased to see that Mr. - ' . " week, IV . � I . ' . � . � �,� � I ,. I -5 - I id lisplay of 0 ago.- ,� k , -Win Buttery � of -Ontario, where ,le crop. will 'be at least flowers, whichi, with & � . . %, ... iat I I : r _� Teacher Wanted I graCifying to the:peo; 16 to know ti lexander Purdon who had been in such I .. - B, I . I ver prit y RF � _; � 7 - � � . — . .. clearing sale, Wm. Flgkard & CO -5 - : I single effort in this direction has met with a Nir siveraget. lay reasonably expect viands, presented a' toasts were, 0 r that his case � - 1! - 'Mrs, J conclusion of the Supp r, : I - . � i I Cash it. -King I -�, I I I 0 . I - I At the � I __ � now so well as . � ! . : -1 the nov ' DY Wanted-Winthroo Cheese CO I - or health for __' "� a' ye T e Corn r ore i's' is --J. W.orpweln-6 h ele 1, i ....... � , I . 'State Johnoon Brou-6 r prices for r pose and heartily respo de , ; 1�1 i . . t - 4 -1 failure. The Government1have larp, eir product -.tha� they d 4o. The as considered f f I �' babies Wire Feneirig-P, ignomitieous 1p is' � � ; rl! r Op m th � � . . I I . i - I . ; be able to - esu e e hay fork track . I T - . F , , McFatil 00-8 . cou-t lined to for some years , p zetty and � Milly-W 1. . . Always- BUSY ... �-E I been proven clean and honesb,whateve clad have been a a d. - p sents received were man I Li . 11 , . s , . . kairkerm-w. J� Y'lliot" I . . i I usiness. I � . . a � L ' � �� 11 71 midsummer sale --'R. Willis: & Son -5 . w 0 expect boom priceig are - u ful. Mr. and Mrs. 'ra t held in _1 J'One I , :, I M. - — � I Nutki _. i I I � it. - it ito I be said,against the' i 11` - large um 0 friends, ! ! 111 � � . it may � past, but -those . Hi BL E FRONT, 1. 8 � . - al I I - ! . I . i - i . . apt to be diNappoin usual that I hi h esteem by a , r 0 . I . � W1111 1 T H T - i � 7 - . ! - t s . " I . . - : I I I - - Bmitfi� _k. - I � 11 I w o unite in wishing them a jr,osperoua . I i i %_ __., Viist-PANInt to V13ze-8 - � I I I . - � __ - . M � 'i I ,q I N I ! . I Bluevale I � I . . I � � I - ...... __ � I.;- L ' Up-to-date Stook-2-Swith Bros� & 00-8 I -1 I either shortage, 0 1 sup �us is exaggerated, I an happy married life. Th) .I reside I t . — i �� . � � I . J, of Morriat � � I I'll -1 . ffair .i , -Mr. Isaac Ferran f i I � L Is 4 . - ... 'mrdwaro-A,&I & Zelter-8 I - . I $Sion . � , � . I i * 6w 1_1 British ColUmbia, A , NoTp,s. I � - - � T -L! . � . , I � :. �L N und' 5o be the case to ' at Mr. I Grant's home On 1 14, f last week. ,,69 L 00 . .... Oxford Shoes - : . n t -2-Itichardson & McInnis -8 , and tbis m had a barn rai on Tues4iy o I � � . � I I - P I John � - � �� I . -R Bell Ji. -S The expected has taken place *I h re. - . I . - I' . - . il-W. 11, Williff-8 . �some Wa SID8 uthers, of Till I s Ilansall machine Shop . - - extent this . mell'although there will ; Mr. % Iter arr ruberry, � . 11 .. � "I I Ssturdxy B&Lrgalns-t-, gard to British Columbia affairs. Litton. , - . onthl� , w�� A - . . . - . Bond, of Wingh m. wh le soa�ing irse i .e,n s I i-,-,. - - r Salo -G. J. Butherland-8 unquestionably, bi a Shortage in compar On was thrown out of hi& buggy by his hc Q 0 Stock -of sneer, . 11 i I I I I I � 'Real FAtate ro . - n factory,' ii that town, . . �, - _-G. E. ging-8 ant.�Governor McInnes having, refused t(i " I a belt in the Uni Cuesday of last week.- I �� MOIAOC. 9 3� I 71 m "Butter Wanted , ; I - . . , . and somewhat higher - o away,on 9 1 1 � I 1. � - . ion with recent y4 i rs of - his running -I- �� LL I ms -[21-8. Mullett & CO -8 t IN Monday, 17th inst.., had the Ble��e , 0 . � ii I - � Genuine Barga . inntaiily resign ab the rp4uesb of he thy of all his acquaintances arer t -1 . vo U . � . - . . - � C .-(31-W. J� Elliott- -Er I The sympa . � 7 � - . ,I � z I Business Education rices, llut not exh rbialtly, His arm was pulled around ' ng , If Whal . I shirt ca�ght. rruthers in this second severe so- "I �L july Baces-pl-m. Brodorick-8 Ottawa Government, has �kptl- "dismissed P with Mr. Ca . 4 4 n �_ - , � I . . I � . g it in three pl4cep. I Cal P -S, � . � � .. Folie fell from a barn . a d -Boys i 1 14 - - * � . Several years ag " �. � summer School -W. If. Shaw 5 � the pul�ey, breakin cident. ! n . I 11 I bought. i I � � . - - i_ - . � and Sir Henri Joly has been appointed big T. �Iurphy, . )a 10i, Goderich Y- - L i : . I L of conceeii( . LLL � 1�dito'rial Not s and L and was, 80 badly hurt that he has been un- I I i1 I I .. New Method -Dr. Belden -S . . . . .Comments- — . ; - . and pur( - � I - - 1 -8 1 . . P, h quite a b d a0cident on � ! I A __ "I - Wanted-Expoeltor office suceessor, and left Ottawa on M)n&y last towneh,p, metwit ,work since. -While Mr. Will I VhOE0 VIv 1114 - Booth Privileges -M. Broderick -6 , . .. ' 5 . Mr. James Soine I I f his hors a kicked him, able to I . -- paint toy � - . .1 __ . .. I for�'British Columbia, to assume th4 duties brea8it and the I .and erit 7. . I � I . - one foot Striking him on the Id insid I , S01150i, 7a , I irville' of Dundast who Friday last. One 0 , [aney and some others were looking at a . i f his new office. This is the"co titutional has for ei 'hteen years. represented the con Vie L d her colt at Mr. Robert Maguire's, To be so- k-- of 6 0 da us o , 9 � mare an 0 !P'11 perierce � 0 A other over the eye. The ser es: of a pby- � � � � . I , - , - - I . - ,. - - 0 V L' Ult,_bf Stituency of North Bran --and Wentworth in 11 ek', the mare think- - -1 � atat,e, Eii �� :: . . i�F*00-u (5 . Itot and natural res hieutenan -Governor . I . L . . - I : � _.L I . - �- r sht 'YA XPO . . sician were necessary to put in several I Morris, one. day last we - I �.,. - 11�__ 'Any Can I ,_ - � ' cided b would meddle with the colt,, at- A#*~"_# . ,-- � Ynalkke � - I - � - .- �E5 the Dominion' Padiam nb,'haviing'de Is do- I Ing t ey . #,",&_#�" _�)_ - CID -actions We are pleaaBed to may he 1 I M Des' .-' He voluntarily tooklupon stitches. , I sy and tore the flesh from - . . . -i � - . I . L eked Mr. Hane . I -ee I -1 . � . T I - - himself the responsibility of dis issing his to retireFftom poli Jeal life-, the Liberal con- ing we)l. . � I ta I arty, under the , I il .. �X I . Yan& t E , - . L I his shoulder. -The garden p J_�Z L 41dosta'n . � . . 3 'We bought the ove I I � sold .,it V - ; rge on Frid a -Th Jockey, Duncan La onto who was . a es of lone of the largest clothing � L I 80 . . 'if . . -FRIDAY, June 29th, 1900 , t von tion -- which met at S �. G y r � I . I _� � SF,AFORTH, Government, even in the face of an! almos ) a of the Bluevale ci cuit of the Meth- Teconim" : . � I I I T . . ' e Ecked in the face by 4 , hors auspice f i � a - e in Y ; I . mination to rc cen bl� a rn s fine place, , lot we got it at , - L gilglature, last, tendered the i nanin)ous no odist church, at Mr. Leatho houses in Canada, and, by ktking t e entire 11 " e ; � q I ion 11 of the � kahaw's Stable, Eketer, had. sufficiently �.c practical I I s�_ unanimous resolut . � I .. Ron. William -P ter of Cus- Haw - lay evening of last . _ � - � . terson Minis )erry, on Wednes4 i . . t ntreal Turnt i . � - I - : � -_ I ered to leave for his home 'in Mo less than it cost to produce it, and' are, prepared to sell it on _. � , -pure lem � __ The War. . such a course� He sub- toms, who ac e the -Liberal rc cov . , L I . 11 , : � � 11 � protesting against week, was highly Successful. As the night � :1 . 4 oint to I I Arti L cepte and will b Messrs. Graham and Hother- I . .; � " - L i 7 diverted ' on Saturday. took e advise ev,,ery,man, youth and child P. . . I 1= : �, - The disturbance in China has' n -coming election. d the was very pleasant and summery, many - I . � . . ,� sequently del�g*A_ed, to Mr. the Standard bearer at the forth the same basis. So w . F. A L - i rent - ti es bWne . Is I 7 -1 I irgton, who at d fferent opportunity to drive over. . I catcriraz -1 I - I ! Z, I -; I I public attention to a considerable degree, w Gover ment, and At the last twd e ections in this riding the ies� advantage of the I - i . I - I duty of forming�-% ne . i expene to call and ins ect and, save at least 50 . . - ' � I � J � % � .. , - . 1 Conservative cand i ate' or ei e his deposit - horse, each paid ball the boy S The Wingbarn band wac i' attendance, 'Within Our earing I p ) . ?Ir .. Goods 'A, �_ . - : ik' from the Operations in South Afric�. ]E[ow then, dissolving the Legislature, ppealed to � I- . - i - I � 1, L the Al-bic. i j �: � - � L �] :. , . I � - � money. Its nature mayl be judged from. diring his illness. ttracted a large numb r from Wing- ! I I I ,_ 2 , ort. 1 Things ' . B,, Ballantyne, edib r, and proprie- which a per cent. .- i . I .� � - .. . I —W I I � i I 1_,i � �s . ever, there is not much to rep . - the people for an endorisati,6n, of his a4tion. - ' than eid sa g I I A Littic-. I ,1 Duri, I : � ibis. It is even more of- a Q - I Tit hive � " I I � 'te ham. .Miss Hattie R I . 1. . &I 1 � . - � - - - I ,- � ' - I and -A gradua �� In 't . . 9 - tor of the Emerson J : , . . ;. - 'L - � _*_tt**,tt4o%t," . - . - be, � - 7 � are going on there about a usual.. The The people ref-ased to, Sanction ,iis course, South Hur I Patch of Red," and a quar tte was ren- . "4t*A*_""" I P ;,� r - I on. . - 13 - find rig I z .'I- � - 4 ' . . . of the Brussels, -Post, =,ail Brussels on 9, . � . I � i . .� - , � Z. ough slowly, . . . .- . . � a dered by some you I - T �, . I . , I r ' k� �; �. .S British force& are gradually, th but by a very decided majority oondemn�d . - - , Visit recently. It e and a �� half year ug Winghamites. A : . . � '. � 11 (i . � store, - . I 1. . ,4- . . Says the WOW: , The M ail says.that I is thre 3d to good little sum was realiz-ed.-Mr. John I . I � , - � - . � � - _ since e are p eaw . .1 : . I - I gaining ground, Lord.Roberts still has his it. This was aqiply pro�,en. by Mr.,.,M&r_ - be was in that town. 1WT1LT111!q TZi - - -pricest I - �, 1� � vi ' � . � I - enri . ;son, of Wroxeter, was visiting his — . - Si�r H Robert I . - . t I _. I - ti I etion Joly is %e last clean man of the i h ear that prosperity � is atten ding; his -efforts I L . I 4 - headquarters at Pretoria ; in Northern Cape Black, last week.- I I at as it. : 1, ;; n's prompt resignation after th I Mrs. Robert � � . - � - I" __ I � � - - . 'Administration. r'h a is a stereotyped re. down daughter, : . . I., I _. i .. in the �west. Mr. Ballantyne cam . ail clasi - . � � I - i 11 8 - � . - - - . I I � - - � I � , ay the acceptance of that re ignat on 1-y the . the first line of We have decid, 9 I I Colo ' , the rebellion is�a thing of the past; � � T -C . Mr. 4obert Maguire, of ed not to carry! anythin over, in our -Mill- - I- : -, ;4 . . . : a resigns or ,Vq ith -the press excursion. I - . . . . I �n I . il uth of the Orange River, i mark, made abow very man who Morris, had a barn raised'*ofi TAursday of . n � to sell the balance regard- . I � . istuffa, 4 � �� t, 1, Cape Colony, so - "' Lieu tenab t -Governor, and his Subsequent -Qn Friday, 15th inst.,' Ernest Miller nery Department, so we are goi g . i - prices. . I I - - dies.'? So it is. I nd if Mr. Tarte or Mr. last week. -Mr. Paul Powell, of Turnberry, 1 9 � I an .. 7 . t . � I .1 .1 conditionk and the people� � I t : ;I- in ab6'ut the same Selection of Mr. Dunamuir as Pr wa8'running the butting Eaw ih Ament's . *1 , BL-om ff � ; � �. �,� I . 4 . I I ent to Detroit on the 11 City of Toledo, We have -o doubt Ithat a short interview with - I I I . � ; I - . Sifton. were to gc t out of the way in like I w less of pTofit.' 11 �s � . r - i 1� I have returned to tb eir f o -mer - . - � 12 I colliaw � . * 1. � I . avocations ; in entrusting him with the duty of forming c� hav( abopt I Saw mill, Brussels, and in some way allowed ursion last. week. -Mrs. 1raEtcherre- . . .. � . . . � �_ . 6XC . .1, . fz manner, it would the same to * ' . 77 . his hand to come in con . * Miss I Yi ;. - - . - ery day life ' tact with. the saw mother LeFaive will be most satis-fa.- tory to, �ou- - And Just let ,week. � - Natal the usual operations* of ev 'overnment, Uiidpr these circum- Say of 06 -M uil the best men h - � � new G the ' ned last week from visiting her � it" � M, I z i � � A,' , -humb was almost -severed �be . � � ward R I . � I I � � The t a --customer, ho W_ - ; I % � have becu restim I . stances, the course of the pi�6dnion Gov. are bad while they be long to the Govern-' n Clinton. -Mr. Allan Ramsay,Jr., of the if you are n t alread ' a I . I ed, and of most. other - I lusion) y . 11 . h bol Erig-it together. I 118 say I i I ; L � I ' � first line of Morris, wbo has been wor Ing I _. e till ! I'�; first joint, only the flea in colic L I . 5� 1 - ki - - % 11 - he exec as possie * � 13unday � - . I or men - he . 11 "i * - �V-,Of a P Lion of ernment was clear-, and plain' and it 'is to �, and the worilt men would be good if 11 . --- places, with t ptiOA, I . He wag taken as quickly sive and prosperous you may be at present, you � ..... - � . ever � x � I � . - 1A , d,, In ' - ' ' -by so painting th in it oould get in a dig at doctor's office, and the wounded Meiber in Galt, has.taken a situation as miller in - come b I . I I - �� . I 1, I �� I I 1i the Transvaal) the same may be sai their credit that "they had the courago to I take - I t the Wirigharn, flour mill. -Mrs. James Me- i - - . . . -,a .� � . � the Grit party.. Very ,few, however t ing erity by :�ealing at a live progressive, I - . I ,__,__� - N - the Transvaal, President . 1 ut fn position and banda�ga Ib is - Brien, of ,the Peast boundary, is suffering could increase that prosp ZD I I Urs. X, , I �i �,, the eastern, part of , unflinchingly pur - it,'ev though tbJ the Mail seriously. , t. ' , , R 7, ,� .. sue n al , . - . 7, � � �, , . - I . ul ye o I come to i � - - Zarar.e? �' �� I - on favorably, and will �il , I IN : � 1, "I . - i . ill make a -Show �, _-__ - � ith a very painful felon. -Mr. and Mrs. store. , Of course you will bave t it eventually; you It" �1_ ,k T_ Xru er and General Botha at offendin official,im-ah.... political friend, I 'not-., Grace, w I . 4 - �� r. � � � - 9 I 9 I ---On: Wednesda 90thIMI . - � ,I .... . -1 I- I - I i- - I Yt Ira Barclay, of Yosilanti, Michigan, visited . I i Card all I ,� ' * . � . I I I . - L. ". I ' s c i . . . � I , 8 - rem a -y *that Lieutena _(). Cameron, . 0 . . i cUrsion I �,_ of resi tance. The rl' nt of their army It is a pit nt-616ernor Me. _. The Intercolon al Railway has been yield � augh ter of the late IfOn, might as well make go d resolution at on . e. � 1: , . -1 � . I I I:- I 4 I . - r. William Messer's a couple of days � � I I � � . � . I i i . -1 - 1,i: �j f - 'ing deficits,for sot long that the people did f Goderich, a . I i . . . % ,the tril. I �:, xties and a. I es did not feel. it hia duty to follow' the . last * week. -Several from our - village at- I i , I �_.�V �iit ,t , . has been broken up into small pa and Dr. A. (). A nter, were at M . - i il. . , I . I � I I - _ i erentlyfrom it. It t nited in wedlock's bonds i . � �V 5 �i - PP K`ox church, - ; I �, �� d, ; � I P - I - turned, ; � I R�', � - guerilla warfare is being pursaed, a patrol �Xample of his protege, Martin, ind voluu- not expect anythir g di tended the jubilee anniversary celebration I ! . i I I'� - 'I N I - . � I � p6s�praetieally . . I . -1 ii i a that town. The weddi.no w , she haE 4 I I � I , ! 1. I --" - I 1 CROWDS TO 11 �z , . . , lbowbver, Aat Since it has come un- � . t r - . I here and there being picked off, and a rail- turily r I - seems - 1. riv - in Brueaels on Friday last. The all day . � COME WITH THE � I I - � 1jo&::6, ' �� , , � V� �. . esign when he had guch, unmistake ate, eo there were bat fpw pdrsons pres , r ��, � I- �� I herever opport I . , ' - latives and personal friends of rain spoiled the sports. -Misses Mary and .1 � . . - - I � � 7P7Pa . I I � _ 111 way torn tip w unity offers. able evidence that his course hal not bee ,ne der the' management of the Liberal.Govern cnt, beyond re I I . - . I - ,church I *A, � ,,, 1, � " I . " ! ' Olive Scott and their brother, Malcolm, I : ; . : - . . - M, n xtended to M6ntreal, a the contracting parties. The bride wore � I - . , . jj� ! " � � , . These attackii are troublesome and aggravat- approved of by- the peop 'and thus �ave meut:aud- has bee e 11 visited,in 'Blyth on Sunday. -Mr. George ' ' I Q -iiel. - - -�i � 0 � - 1 �_ ��, , % I ; I I - e � I . r " I I �,, a, apd the ne , I � , I I - a in the, pro amme. ter tr . � t . Synod..A �, I �' To all intent a "change has been iad . Mason,' of Wingham; preached in the � � .1 _: ,ing, but are unimportant, Saved the mo'r Sant proceeding . � i I I . � ; . . I tii . - � � . Last I ear the Mi a ate I . ouple left immediatel�,af ter the ceremony � . eu,d I iit , ended, - r of Railways was able cc � , Methodist church here last Sabbath even- ; SEAFORISTILN sp � A � - �4 � : which resulted. it, his dismis 19 Y - two .i weeks' wedd i I 'GUNN f - __ ix� - , e unple� I a I 11 . gr avolling dres wly wedded �,., . � - � . , I I'll - 1� - IT �_ and purposes, the real war is, now I I . out $60,000, by the 2:30 train on a I lug ing.-Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rose- and Miss B0 .Be .1 I 5 7 � - otht , I., ;, of ab , f � - , and all that General. Roberts hu to do is to to announce a SUrplu oints in . ".. . I �� :: - 11:4 . country the people�are - suprem( and must . . . ri which will include promilue0t pi 1%. ; Young � � �� , . , I !It . . . . I is' at I Will 10e able p . I Jew I - ! I : � � - - I " - . - Thig ear, it 9 ' an , . : - ek ' I - �� .-,i n� I � 11 . ,to show anada d the United States, ! n Roof], of the east boundary, visited I . I .1 eetablish. order and industry in ithe country� thif, week at Mr. James Lce'i, niear Sea- We -3 , �� f li� i,� . rule, and any Government that will disre. � I I � . r I � i, i --I �' _�, � rl� .. . . asurpluiaof Sl00,)00i3 earnings over ex. -On Friday, June 15bb, at tl�e residence . I , %? N_ 1 , I g the people and their property ' . Bal- I I i - house,, I .� 11-,_�, �.s by givin - I l gard this whol le, can' not long s(s, and that Wo despite the fact that. fo . - . - . - - eacime princip rwin, t .. i 1-1 , 1 -,- ! , C Mr. Richard I ere passed .es' goods ,only. � * L�� I � I . pen , f her son, I . rth.-A representative of Rev. D. No. 1) D a I pick�ev . , i , . 1. i ,,,, If ��l .- btion as is necessary �o save them lantyne, of Moleswortb, preached very ac- THREE STORES— ry:Goods, I di A , 1'� � �.� � such prote * survive. Had the people -appr)ved of his extensive improve -nenti have been made, to I ay, in her 85i;h yea,� one of the I w . ; , - � In In I - i7k, � )eacefully aw the Presbyterian church' lust - 3, Gro-- � , �f_l 1111��, 'acuLs � _1� - � I -(; - ,,, �, zk I ould have been am ly justified, _ nd p - . - from anial mard*dinr; Baer parties, who action, it w�. the ioad bed an I additions to the rolling oldest and most highly respecte reW ceptably in . I No. 2 Clothing, men"s .goods only. NO*. , W ,,+ , — M I ; a p o J ,� f -I ,.-,. ' I � '14 r Sabbath afternoon. -Mr. Alex- Thompson, I I . , ; q i4,y �F,i . - - � li; - . I'll, - - I �- . so tiona, and Who will, � ii of I . I � - man � . b�t when they so positively -expressed their 8 c er . ceries—s s. � ! stuck, If the In L ... rcolonial can be made to 0 � I I �' vt �q I of Clinton, in th perso E ,�beth - 1, x , �4 I still- infest I goods, butter and tea ThOma -1 l. , . - yield profit Government inamage- 'di who ivas born in of Howick,. a recent graduate of Stratford pecialties, cannec I 1, -- �, -, I - .1 � 1 T, , 1 "I � � I likely, for a considerable time be trouble- - .,Inn Irwin, The deceas( Business College, visited over Sunday at �. . �On the ;. . I . I -, 4 1i , I d�aapproval, and when* they h,& I Shown. so m ; . : - I J . ent, there will t ius be afforded on& of the - I I . ! ,- - 't - � Erig Wm. ( , - � _i 5 a S ' I ; I . � I . - I I -I , - i, K � . - Ms.-Xruger Ud Mr . 13oth% u6rci . i gest possible arguments in fAvor'of exharn, rland, on Janularyl 6th, 1816, Mr. Philip Thomas'. -School. section No. � ' . 11 � Some, p�ainly that he hadlmisjud ed t aeir desires, stron I vas the eldest daughter of -Mr. John Gouin- Bryana, teacher, will . '.Q UT'- T46 1 4 . � . . . : ,� '! . 10, Morris, William Brussels a' about 18years 6,.f age. The young mbm�s I I I ' t ownie ship of all railways. This are noted for their � s� 1_4 I IT' I ler British protection, � overnmen nd vicinity � . z � . still in Pi etoria, unc c mmon sense shou d bavTdictated to *hir G . ock, who for some years condu�ted a pri- I jabout - 11 - � ,., I Ify � . I J� J nd. She � 1; - i I . .: I . while their husbands are engineering Hav- . kind,-theylike fun, and know �howto en--, afatherinthe! . - roper co rae. . � , T . a ' " - hi �cleaning o . - :' �v, what . I I ing, als in v ew of the fact that rate academy'in Edinburgh, Scotla have a picnic in Mr. Johnston's grove on turning out qualities on occasions of this I death was very sudden. He was assisting- I I , � , � . I Tha t resignation as his only p I I IlaefgoZ long the '8ople ,nay be forced to de -arne to Clinton in 186 the last day of June.�His many young ut of a well and - - - lbaving � .4 -0 - - . , 0, wbeie---plie has re - .i � I . I da about here will be sorry to hear comme � � 1�1 �; I � � o � Ing orm his duty in termine whetbe the country Shall own the f rien - . . � � a I 11% trouble they can a few miles distant, failed to see, or to perf I whetbe ided ever since, with he 8013, Richard.,. joy life, and they fully sustained their repu- as.he was in the:act of going down into it, .. I ,�' I - r t on hai � ,, 3 .; i� j , ded up and disposed , I 8 own the country. that Albert Putland, fortnerly of Bluevale, - ture to say th bin, gave way, and he fell - to the is . j --- they will oon be roun this respect,, be can not justly complain of .railways or the 'lwa3 he remains were int'erred in t;he Clinton tation on Friday, and we ven curbin I I . I . I si � : - ! I � . .. r � , attenti. �J �� I x1most certain. I r1a , . un- is ill of peritonitis at his home in Brussels. -nr ; . i �E� F� , St., the f that few were disappointed, wt tom, a dista ,e of 30 feet. Full particu- I I : .# I of, Seems � . the somewhat harsh reminder t at,has been � ,.emetery on Sunday, 17bh in Albert was l6rning the jewelery business - I et known to his friends- I . I Yere tc . ;,i f ..I . � . I At a largely �t . I . home feeling they had spent a pl' �, , . I � 4 ' gre I nded .convention of the -,ral beirig private. easant day, la a are not as y � ;.,� � i . - . I - . 4, t I . The re or 8 from China are so mea I . their -i � � r given him. I ' 11 with F. G. Dunn, of Chatham. -Remember I commencement. heire. Mrs. Grant and daught�r started for . I - , �: r � ; - � �1.1 . . Cons6rvativeq oft ort.i Middlesex, as con- -At high school entrance, June 27th,, i . despite the unfavorable - � , � ,ult to f Ill I �, I and.zontradictory that it is diffic the Presbyterian Sabbath school rates, I ; - i � . - It is the general opinion that in' the pres. - side : Plenle On The day, �lthough wet, waia warm, and in the their borne on Monday. This is a Very SOTAB - S - I I I I atitut6d for Do iniou purposes, held at 8th and 29th, the following will pre I t � ; J I 1, � - , ation, there; it Friday, July 6th. -Mr. John Maxwell and plies, I ; I i ; . � A - �: 1� � anestimateof thereal situ -evening, after the rain ceased, was delight- tr- I to the- father a d othe , who &v � ,-Z- A urbed and confused stat M Proviu- " Is, n m .r . b e � every 4 . e t, dist ' - ' kodereb,. J. E. Tom, inspector of public I . - i ' 'I ues o :t, �V, . . I Ailsa Craig, CD day, Mr. John Sherritt - Manitoba, a're visiting 'v I .- that the Chinese �' i bride, of Brandon, ful, the--�ir being balmy and pure. The been Mo sud,denl, � , n I I 4 _� , would sp-m, however, - enri I ,choolsl; Bayfield, E. J. Hagan ; Dungan- . called to part. with .a � ��, - - cial politics in British Qolumbia, Sir 11, r7 . I I � I . I . was -unanimously chosen as -the Conserva- the formei a parents, Mr. ana Airs. Robert first order of the day was a proceskion by b . -man. . Much achoolt , I . - � I : . ; . � . I I GovernmerIt have thrown off the thin.mask J , oly is just the man"for the position, %nd it ion, George S. Woods ; Exeter, George .Nlaxwell, Of the Bluevale road, and many r ght and,prom iss Robert- � 't .. . - � would � � I I I I - � I I - I tive Standard bearer At the next electiorl. Bloomfield; Crediton, Peter Gowana'; Kin. the school children and bicyclists This Sympathy is felt .for them. -M - � first wore, and 'are now openly- ii � , : other relatives and friends in this neiLyhbor- . . I wea.th� . . . they at 13 expected that his g6od JucAm' 04t an,* d Thomas G. was led by the celebrated 48th Highlanders' son of Ottaiwa, who was Spending 'a pleas- : � J . .as mnstibuted'for Domin I I I 4 - North Mid - tail, R. E. Brown ; St. Helena, ` - I . dlesex, a i � . league with and assisting the Boxers. The 1 f I hood. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell visited i 9 church . . I 'judicious management 4 ffairs the6, Will I Allen ; Zurich, James Delgaty ; Hensall, "a band, of Toronto, all the members of which I visit at the home of Air, R. AlcMurchie I 1 1 1 1 1 t � ion- purposes,! �i braees. the township of Montreal and Toronto before coming here. ex —The pa.st few - \� : . ofty of Tien Tsin, whic:h was strongly held - I I olman. Public school leaving, - were dressed in full Highland costume. The re urned home 14st week, - I and BI . abon result 'in bringing order out of 'the vi George W. H : n 0 . . ext 8 w Mr. Maxwell is a prominent business man I )a . �� by Chineee, force�s, has been,ca,ptured by the . Stephen and. th� illage of Exeter, in this July 3rd, 4th and -5th ; junior matriculation, I band and the -neatly -dressed and smiling daiyx have been'scorchers.-Mr. Alexa d r I I 1. I , �re'seut confusion. Lieutenant -Governor ciounti.� Mr. 84(rritt is ,at presert reeve of �uly 6th and 7th. Presiding examiners and Forester in the progressive western - e r who it home on vacation - large :; � children."and the gaily decorated bicycl s Ms,rtin, of Existe , . I � � : I ; allied forces, and it is said ,that before the -McIhnez is the second Lient6na. t-G"overnor Stephen- and for ten or twelve years repre- town. -Mr.- and Mrs. Henry Kurtain, of arade and one whi . , was visiting with I lected � . . ' � I I ) - . Goderieb, J.E.Tom; Bayfield, George Baird made a most imposing p ch from Toronto University I morth I I . 4�, isiting Mr, Kurtain's i . Parry Sound, are v a I city Was relieved many foreigners had, been was much admired by all who witnessed it., his cousin, Mr. 'John Balfour, of this vil- I - . I 6%t has been die m'issed in the h1story of. oented that tow RAhip in the, county council sr.; Durigannon, J. H. Tigert ; Exeter, Win farewe ; I I . I . ; old borne in Turnberry. It is many year's They marched through the principal streets I& -Mr. and r . . I Mrs. . masaacreil� The -Chinese forces are more , I f as Second depuft� ree e. As Mr. Valentine McKay ; Oreditonj S. J. A. Boyd ; Zurich, ge, during the week. I � - � - " anada. Lieu 6enan t. Governor LaTellia, ol since Mr. Kurtain left here. -Mr. George Couch, Mr. and.Mrs. Biggins, .Mr. Thomas , sundal I - . - formidable than was at first supposed, and . . Ratz, the presept mer iber for Worth ,M id. W. H. Johnston ; Hensall, Wm. B. Bag and to the park, where it was intended a _( - . %uebec, was dismjvsed,�ome yamrs ago by dlesex, � will, uddoubi edly, be the Liberal . Yeo, of Turnberry, raised hi's barn on We&) base ball match should take place before Mloore and Mr. George Pickett, all -of ilia- 1 Air. a � will b5 i.nore difficult to subdue. Bub the' , - I Ishaw �- Kintail, Allan Bowles. � ` nesday. More barns and other buildings the week calling'at the . I -friends, I I �`ir John Macdonald's- Orovein nent. for' an candidate again, boti candidates, will be , dinner, but the rain made this impossible, tqil, were, duri 9 t � I . � . . . -We regret to chronicle the death O� being put tip this summer than' ' ner was n d w � � , * �_ � -various other nations are rushing troops into 91most Similar cause. ,� promindnt and' poptlar residents of that Hattie, second daughter of Thomas Bielby ore . for and an adjournment until after idin home .of Mr. James McDougall. -Mt. R. :an , � - . . years. -The Bluevale section � � 1 their - I ;_ "-, � - � fT . �_ I . and the united army there will township. The� I iding, politically, is a close Sunday morning many previous made. In the afternoon the band again MeMordie, was last week.at Toronto attend- - � �, the country, . i" 0 Y . I 4th concession of Grey, on I moved . - .. . � I..,. �'. � ] The succeseor of M : I N14 in 6he bolmin- one, and the r g 9 ground at the 17th inst. Deceased had been troubled foi , men were in Li8towel a few days last week, turned out, and after marching along Main lAg a' business meeting of the stock holders 1 . I - . . . I soon number about one hund,rbd thousaind, I a __ ass - 11 - �._ I on Cabinet 'a Mr` I isting in the building of a bridge there. rk, fo I - _; . Bernier,.of St. Hy'ainthq next election e town-aMp of eeded to the pa llowed by of, the Salt -Company of Kineardine.- _�_ - - . � . ., f . ( I . a number of years with bronebilil asthma, - street, proe , . � - .� and if friendly and united actioii is continu- In t . had been Misnes Mary and Cassie Harris, of Wrox- . � -Al __ sy mi I ),uebec, an old member of the House, and of Stephen. other parts of the riding ,but the day ,previous to her death . I an immense concourse of people of both M.'esers. .James.Canning, Peter Fisher and � I __ - . : � . - L ed, there is no doubt but that the difficulty I the vote will g `)rett much on old party er, visited at Mr. George McDonald's .on . . Here JOseph Hood took in the excursion -from :0 17croln,g J - � ; hom� the Toronto Telegram -sa3 a: "Mich6l I I upandaboutthe houseand quitecheerful, let . sexes and all ages and conditions - - � � I I . If,ther ore,fdr,Ratz canholdthe as was her nature. Saturday, dece Monday. -Mrs. John Collie, of Alms, visi- -t and enjoyed it immense. Ail has � � will soon be overcome and -peace be once- more I lines. ased ha comfortable seating accommodation had Goderich to DeCroi il "I .. I- � . � . ernier, the new Minister of byland Rev- t following he ail , ' I ell# . _�t ffit - .: � '_ . niglil I , . � restored, and measures ,will be taken for ' old time Libera vote in Stephen he will be kept her bed and'the ted a few days this week with Mrs, and been provided for all who desired to av ly,-Rev. Mr. Gauld aud Mr.. R. P. 13 - , see t I - nue'Lis a Rouge of the old sch6ol. Of all re-elected, but f the' " lberils of that town- breathing w hard, and her mother ou Miss Collie, in the village. -Mrs. John Me- thernSelvj�g of it, and the seats were ar- who went to th6 - Assembly at Halifax, re- I I "' as . i - I the prote-Ition of the lives and property of t�p i erritb as they did to Eilber Donald and little daughter, Gertie, re- '30 � � 1. - I - � - � . �he French- Can'adian's in the ,AoUse, he is ship " ra to t� ing a physician, � but Hatti ranged as4o command a good view of the turned home the end of lasit week, Rev. � I � L. . all foireigraers. What those measures will be '_ . in the last gested secur turned to their home in Goderich last band stand' the dancing and acrobatic Mr. Acheson at 7pped over for a few dayt . I i B. I . - L e country IL '�lAce the, Provi cial election, Sherritt will thought there was no necessity. The siste 0 .- ... I . . . .. )ne in whom th O&i ng .. I - - L - . i the p( � � z .� .1ear. In, the mean- be elected. T A IS mition, plain wel5k, after sevaral weeks spent in vigiti 400OV4�yl has. not yet been made c , � ly sleeping w, ith her noticed that her breathile platform anX the, entire grounds. The en- with friends in � Toronto. -Clover hay cut� . i - - - - reatest trust. �Bernier is not essentially a I 11, at Mr. John Gardiner's.-A kain was dug ! i- _. - . t, and it woud bewell for the Liberals of tertainment, in addition to the masical ee. ting has started with a few in this vicinity� - � Jamount ; � l I - u , - - time all ,,Missionaries and other foreigne're !' was growing shorter, and almost before Lth � ! Utm At � - I " � I i machine man. He isiashioned more- After Mth Middlesox to bear the peculiar sitoa* family could'be aroused the vit down the vill ge -street to the river this 'a , be general during the conlii2g � vanced � ; � : . ; L s � � - I alispark hs 11 lections of the band, consisted of acrobatic _'aying Will. : . � I � �� : are hastening from the interior to places week. -No doubt'many will to God- � � , i: : e model typified in'-SLr Henri JoIX de' tion in mind, &33 act accordingly. erfofmances by the Desboro troop of acro- week.. -Miss Lil Parsons, of: Harpurh . . i Hwltad2 . .i � . I � - 11 fled. ' Heirt failure was amid to.be the esum � y ey, I ' At 6m � - � . I I erich on July 4th. Meeting. 80id Boy ac- � � � t piotected by foreign troops and war ship -q. . M . I gate, athletic sports, and HI hla d d i calling on friends here duribg the past . � L- 1� � . . - jobbiniere." -'He must be a. pood man ,to !! . . . . i of death, Deceased was born in Hulleb , n ancing was _ � . � woek. �� . I � - � . i I and be- I � � - I , - - . PL The re. quaintances will be interesting, I . - Ibl,may take Some timb, even under the most - k he soul -inspiring music ofthe bat pipes. week. -Mr. Alvin Whitman, who for some , i L I ... . I . . I I I I T I I townahi and was 22 years of age. to t A eceive so fluttering a pertificat . from such � itron Notes. . Brussels' oeme - Sides, our county town is such a pretty There was to be a balloon ascension, ut the ' time has' beFen i Chicago studying,, is -now � I . ; . I � main 4 ; � I '� - favorable circumstances, to restore complet e a were interred in the 11 , - I � I i . t� . I I � . � source. . . .. place. Every corpmonplace town has its home during school vae&tion.-Mrs, Wat. . I _ivi . - I ' -Brussels Opangemen will celebrate the tery on Tuesday. baloonist failed to fulfil his eagagement, his , - , 1�: �� I . I . _ � _� � order the c, &S. the extent of country to be I . � � . L 1b' G_ derich has more I I . .1 - I � pretty wee spots, ut o ! ton) h , . . 12th of Ja' In'lji t 'vel this year. -A pretty wedding took place st: th couragehaving evaporated the previous day son, of Port Elgin, is visiting ,at the home = : I I t ii� to 01 I � I i- � 4 - . .1 t - - ! -1 I , . I '. Upaball, of 1, , L , .1! ; 1 , covered i .86 large. i . -In the le voters' list for 1900 there than its shsre, and is really picturesque. - I I Sebrir I �- -i-j, 1 - . e y Stew' rtliomeatead, on the 5tb concession o . - at Ingersoll, where he was billed to make an of Mr, and Mrs. the village.- ,� . � Wheat ' Cro p- I ' L I P _' �� , . z . Hamill f; I . z � . !, are 624 persons entitled to vote in parlia- Stanley, at five o'clock oii Wednesday eve � If it � was in the old country we would bear ascension. However, the Highland pipers Miss Mamie Houston, of Clinton, was the � ; � .1 _� -1 - d - . . z � I �, d . . � . . �� I ; �. . .. I - � I While the: prospects in this district, and menta . . Mr.James Stewart' mare about it. -At the annual meeting 9i and dancers fully made up -for this omission. guest of -the M-4ses Acheson, of the mangle, - I � . I _M � -1 11� ,� -�, The Do'minion Partiament. f I . _Ory electiops. . Ing,_1,Z0bh inat., when: � A i . I � � - 0 , more particularly in this cioi.nty, for an n Sunday 24th inot., Rev. Mr.Olement united In th the East Huron Farmers' Institute, Memer4 The programme was somewhat oat of the during the we6k.--w1the abl ; I � one of , . . second daughter, Annie, was , . e And e!rflueat _� I . I � i . I : I � � t i- I - The prl��ent session of the Dominion Par. I . ,, : preached his fa owell sermon in the Ontario . Josoph Smillie and W. H. Framer were' ordinary, having attractions which iscourse givei . ; - dist c) . � - I ., K � , a- at crop are most encouragin - -holy bonds of matrimony. to Mr, Harvey M ( a - by Rev. Mr, SAmera, of : � - . jl�l , � bo alectea directors for Morris, and Messrs. i last. ft I - ' Brueefield, last Sabbath evening, in St. � - _ I � . I- ' stre di t church, Clinton. Brien, of 'Clinton. The int;eresting -- cer( - exhibited every day, and this, no doubt, an- i z :. .I f� - - liamentiE hastening to a close. If buaities A Methodi 1.1 3 �the same can not be said of* rhany of the I I �, � I I -James Elliott and John Musgrove for XT :, gregat � . I a- . ith . I � � I-_ 11, 11 . -Miss Nettie Broj7n, of the first conce mony was performed by Rev. Alexander counts for the success of the celebration, Azdrew's church,- -was listened to w, I I . . � . I progress 8 as rapidly as it has done during incipal wheat - growing difaii6to.' The gion of. gore to hicago to enter Stewart, of Clinton, in the presence of p, Turriberry. Uri James Elliott was elected n o `iby the congregation. - . _E �- . � � 4- - �, � � ' r . . I . Grey,hO - even under such adverse circurnstunces. In interest and, atte ti n . I i . � � � - � . ,the pres week, the -people's � repres6nt. - of the Un 4 States De. the Illinois a vice-president. Mr. Thomas Strachan re. ing nds were brilliantly Mr. Sawers is -mong the star preachers of i �the bi ' - -;.i I I . J June crop report, it( Tr 1 ing School for nurses. large' number of invited guests, several of e frou A 7 . i. '. . . . I . 'Fridai . . � I iatives wi�ltbci able to Shake the (,lust of, Ot. � L vitt, of Exeter, who under. tired from the presidency after eight yearis, 4 i . . -Mrs. W. illumina e looked the day, and I i I � � . � partment of Agriculture, make the outlook 14 whom came from Paisley, Auburn and Dun. . ted by ectric lights, 4nd well may the Br,ueefield people - q - Perm - ! I - � tawa fro their feet and turn their faces went i ourgicialoperation in a London hos. of.service. Mr. Strachan filled the presi. I b. - I I �' forthe wbeat arop in that COuntry very. gannon. The bride, who wao'given away by prettier than in the afternoon. A large boproudof their minister. .our foot ball I : � . I - �_� . I , . pital, - set week, is progressing favorably. dent's chair well and nicely and many aseembled, and the band and team played with the Bru __-� I 'ahugh I . her father, wore a m6st becoming dress of crowd again cefield team on 1. � - � . .: - . I I --A - - - i . homewax,da by the first of July. The sup- disappointing. 'In the states where� fall Nere ww� 1',299 tickets sold"'for the � t immed with poarlis, axId carri6d a regret his retirement. -The first half of the erR furnished music which delighted and Tuead n the Seaforth grounds, -11 - 1� i -- . � grey, ri pip ay evening,.0 ; - � . - '� plemezit ry estimates have been! submitted .wheat is principally raised,, about one-fif th West Huron fairmers' excursiou to Guelph,, bouquet of carnations. After congratuls. June cheese was shipped on Tuesday. On and gave a good account of themselves.- 1 i bpen z . - � � I . provided ample entertainment for all. I � I i , . . I . I i � to the H)uae, and bulk up to a tolerably on the 13th ifta, , 197 of that number being tions and good wishes galore had been Is 11 � I a �of the acreage sown has � been completely . � : � -1 :. - � I � . I I the whole the demonstration was a complete The M Sion Bind Social, which was bel on r - ; . ' I . . P 1� I sesslo) I I : , - i ___ _ I large Sum, in the neighborhood of seven inil - labandoned, and in Ohio and Indiana, the" sold al - Clinton. I showered upon the happy couple, the corr. - Brussels. I Success, and was creditable to all interested the lawn of Mr.� R, B. -McLean, was a gr I I . . I A . - i - - . .1 � I 1 1 ' . i . 10 -On Tuesda3 of last week the Brussels pany sat down to & sumptious wedding dill- in it. The -gate receipts, at ten cents each, success. The evening was fine and a large I liiontl � -, . lion dollars, making the total proposed ox- two greatest wJinter wheat. producitig'stafies teu�niis club played the -Blyth team, on Bull'a- I fter which Several hours.'were happil r 4 nom- Never were' there better prospects for J 4ay, I i. . - �, "i ' I amounted to the nice sum of $293, to that, crowd attended, and tevery effort' was .put i - I z I Der, a I - I I . � , i I penditur - xtY mil- I in the Unionj ,the loss is considerably. groun4lo, Blytl;, and were defeated by four, Spent in dancing and other :amusement . . � ,� for the year cilose on to ail I I . I . sod horse racing than this year. Sealoith b6101198 despite the wet day, the committee will forth by Mr. and Mrs. McLean to enter- 1 1 1 i i . � I i , fo the Canadian Circuit In which there are ten weeks I � � itons of d1ollars. We notice that the sup. greater. The acreage rem Sin ing in theme ,event:4'to two, � ; . The happy couple will reside ill. Clinton. - likely be able to pay all expenses and not be tain the large gathering'and make all feel i I . ; I . f racing. 1608-1 . t I I . I - 11 , , A attemp waa made on Thursday place 0 [I 0 1 much out of pocket. The followin is a list that they wer just in the right place for a 1 1 . . : - - plomentaries contain appropriations -for two states is over two milligE a and a half - I --A very pretty wedaing took Tim Jx--Bn;EE 9 IS, � . . � : I I ' - . in e' rance to the Standard Bank, f . I I � � ; . . � . night' o gain eD Wednesday 20th inst,, at the' residence (f I)EmO:�STRATIO.N. -Brussels of the prize winners in the races: One good time. T�eladiee iof the band were 1 ; : PAU V1 .1 . I I e held its annual Jubilee Demonstration on, � I spriag- , . I Goderieb, Ba.yfield and Port Albert harborso less than last year, alo even 6here the crop Bruss Is, by both th' front and back doors. I Thom" Archer, 5th concession, Hullet hundred yard race, open, James Thompson, equal to the cie4asion and did theii.part well I . I � I in this c unty. Oroderich gets aboi it Friday last. That it was not a complete � - 1� k I �iemains, the expected �iefd is thirty', per The i truders ;v ere frightened away, how. when his daughter, Miss Merilla, was ma - . J. Hamilton, D. M. Scott; boys' race, J, io.the way of �providiri strawberries and � � Oaft V I _. � . : ry respect,was not the -fault of 9 � � 1. i e 000 ; BSyfield, $5 500 , and Port , Albert cant. less t . � ever, I V the hank employees. uccess in eve - pi" P. I i I - . ban the t years. ried to James McDonald jr., of Grey. Mi -a Innes, R. J. ,McLauchlin, 1). Watt; old well spread tWes. The band from &A- � I f Baruk � . aveFag68 Of Pas 9 � a � I ; . � I ( ' ' _', , -James �llis' dray horse ran away at the people or the committee having matters I I . $1,000. lNearly two milliow dallar �' arq_ to Alberta Washburn, cousin of the bride, w on's race, J. Grieves, - Sinclair, J. Gib. f 6rth was the chief attraction and -their ex-: . I . % i 8 _ On many fa,rms -hardly as. much wheat will in charge. Every arrangement was made in I . � -Butter 71 , I . the depot, in : __: I ' 1 16 bridesmaid, while the briAe's b son ;I girW race� Pearl Sharp, no -were greatly . Sutter, I I I . I be experided in improvements- and rolling be harvested as has been so�n. -Thisp It �xeter, twice last week. _ I Xother, Hug - Jackson, cellent selectio appreciated i i I . for a magnificent demonstration and an ! � : created consic erable excitement in breaking Archer supported the groom 1. g thering. The proceeds 1 � T E9P 1P I : I , The we ; a . � � , I I I Priscilla Manning ; three-legged race, Scott by the large- i , i Flourk � � � i stock on �the latercolonial Railwuy, to en- will be seen, * - ior fall wheat off the sem phore posts and overturning agreeable day's outing. A'aplendid pro- T . ,� i ,. : is a poor outlook - and McLauchlin, Buchanan and Hamilton, &mounted to over $50, and the band is to i I : _� i ,� . . . I . ding party entered to the sirains of, the Hay IN � i . . f �Amme of sports and amusements of various I , I . I I able it t6meet the growing business falling I in the 8tates. The rigs in the ya -d litt,e I - i . . prospec� for spring - weidding march, playe& by 'Miss Minnie . Lowry and Currie. be congratulated on the succells of their 1 i . Hidew! � . P . I . men:t , railway ; I wheat is not any better. . - Beirnes, of Wiarton, and I took their places I s ocial, and the !&dies return: their best, ' � "I � 11 I - . to the Share of the Govern n Minn -A young io 3 of Joseph May, of the Lol . . inds was provided, 'the neat town . Si I I i I Sheep- � . a i - . 'I 11 i 'wool � - almost another million is to . be expended in � and North Dak � ota, the two coOt d9n rovid, Tackerhmith, while playin under a beautiful floral designi representin g was profuselS and tastefully decorated thanks to Mr. and Mrs. McLean foi the use 1� � - . 1 i �w I' I I MD18t important around'the ya d the other day, was kickel and looked even better than its wont, while , � I routo C - � � .. a large bell. The ceremony took place I Kippen. of the lawn and their khad hospitality. : Salt 1! i ,I .� . I I e reorganizing and improvin'l the voltfn�e or states where spring w the committee - had the grounds arranged I X , heat iis' h on the head by � horse and knocked insensi- �iomptly at six o'clock, after whih,h a beat - . � _� Vood,l . . i f force of the couatry, -while the :commi sio - -1 ,. 1grown, t ere ble, but austai ned no Serious wounds, . for the complete -comfort of their guests, Vollars are no more staple tban the ! � I � , � . . � . - I . cc . . � . [ a n � has b n a alight reduction W -the acreage . r . tif ul supper was served, of which about 5 and.the park was pleasing to the eye, Ready -To -We r -clothing sold by The E. ' i Wood] .1 I .- to inveatiga�ta tile alleged ale'ation scan da ! . -Saturday evenin ,,,, %f last week, Fred. guests partook, and the evening was the a : Chicago. - -i A ION . . - I I to � sown, while the condition Of', the stand' _' as as � : � . t NOP11111F - ! w . � � M .1119 Bawd�n,,of IlIxeter, when jurAping from a table amusements. The brid well as commodious and well arranged for McFaul CO., -Seatorth. ,& season's test b I ! . I is expected to coat $25,000, and so on. Spent in sui BRIEFs.-Owr foot ball tearn play,ed a . .� .; _� _ i I crops on ,June lot, was in innesota I � the purposes of the .celebration. But, Old 'shown them that criticisms and comparisons � � I TIM061 � � . . I ,ten- rig tO�'-thb grband, lit upon a large spike, wag dressed in a becoming cadet blue lady I I rork.:� . I � : I ' . I - I I . i(,'h pe i friendly game � with Ship�a: on ,Saturday- - - t J ) A119", - . �, . -investigating the F,mer ip I Frobe went against them, and no �emons- has only made an increase in the Depart. . .. . The committee er ceiat, and in Dakota seVen4cen per cent. netr ted his foot, causing an ugly � . c a -in � : . " . ' a�dpiinfulw und. I cloth, with white 'aatin�tri I ; th f trances would induce himto Sty hishand ment?s ,salcs; When you read the mark-. even Ing.- Quarterly meetings wtre b I i : ! - , Scandal have been busy.taking lower than the'recent aver e, mmingo � gency Food I trimmi U. f i I 11 I a� The only bridesmaid in grey cloth. � in nge c I I - . 'I � 7 - evidence! all week, and'have now ( State fronawhich' a fuill crop is expected is . . -E. itry, (f the 2nd concession, Stephen, I until the day wag well spentan the com. down and slaughter Sale prices of compet. the Evangelical church here on 8-und - - I ; j � - lz - I � blue and ateeL The* presents were numei - itors, see what they'll do before makin -Master. Wil-' - I i - . I mittee of management was perplexed almost 9 .4ev, M. L. Wing presiding. i - I The re8u, U a leading '61,3orse the other day, when ous and beautiful. , The bridesmaid was the I Shoemaker is -at present engaged with 1 � 9 JN -i � I I ' t . : I �: � . I a state in lure is most tile "a' to madness. Rain commenced to fall about your purchase. 1 1698-1 1 : � �t will be a, majority and a minority � 1%',an8as which fai ,d, and knocking him'down, recipient of a beauti �1&rmRobert,Miller,-Mr. George Edigholffer I - . . i , i I nimal teafe I i � % I ful opal ring from the i - ij29q . i report, theono contradiatirig tho other, aud � common. I I came upon hie' breast with both fore feet, eight o'clock in the marning, and a contin. NoTF,s.-As -previously announced, the I w i I - � I I i - . groom. The numerous friends of the groom sold a valuable horse � to Cook 'Brothers, 1 '� . i - . znak,c �_. ; � . the public, who have not:. -perused the evi7 Crushing in Be 6re ri�l ribs. - . us�l although,not heavy, drizzle of moisture anniversary services in, conn�ectiou with the � ; k � - Coming to our ,own' N#thwest, the' in Walton and vicinity wish .him and his I . Henealli for a handsome figure. �Buildiug I I ; boldi il I I I . , . t'� i - dence, will be as wise as they were before : reports are'little, if anything, ' ore encour. I -George Saalwel , of Exeter, had new bride long life and happine . � persisted to fall until about three o'clock. laying of the corner -stone of the Methodist pig Stables . i IPT . I 11 � I I - as. is the order of the dav�-Yfisg 1 � , � eh' I �. . � - ' pAatoes for dinner On Monday, 17th inet., � now= I r Most of the visitors, however, consoled 'church here will be held on Sabbath next, G o I �. . . - ; the 'committee etarted business, ,This is � aging. There has been a I. rger acreage gmwn in his own go rden, He has also - I � themselves'with the reflection that, although July lat. At a recent meeting of the eon� c rgina8cbillae left for home Iasi Th=o- ! . L-11 , in . � . I i ! 1� usually the way with all ParlialneriL&I-y com-' i -Miss -Rose Stelck was visitin riends � Boalr] ; I ' ng day. � _g f � I - . I 1 Sown in M'hnitoba and Ithe Tc5ritories ,than �is garden a mse bush profuse with bloom, ' Cromarty. - thd rain might spoil their day's sport, it gregation the arrangement for a tea meeti i I R I - .1-1. � I � , . � � was cancelled and to take the place � of the in and around Zurich one day last week. 1 � � � - tnad� � � I * I _�, I mittees. The evidence)' however, shows I ever before, but owing to lob,g continued ' dontainin ov r 200 buds. - , . D, T -14f, Conniii8sioner, Conve3-pincbr, wills, niort. would do gpod to the growing crops and � .. I . 1 1 7 1. large I i . � . . I I � � ' y did i � .�; ! - - I . - - . . I 91e, � i aned ht bhe' I drought and exceptionally wirm weather, V� as married i a Ow ianville, on June l3th, owest ratoisof interelit. - 1689 1 not prevent great crowds -of people comin ed for. This we consider a move in the , I � I I b 11 - I . � - : timt the Geneervative,a have niade a big cry I N1 r. elf o i B. Cobbledick, of Exeter, gages and deeds drawn ii)), Mone3l lo especially to the roots. The wet da same a liberal thank offering wava to be ask. : 1. - � � I : . I I . I . 9 � ; �� i , I - ' - I about liUYQ wool, and that their efforts mo' rd of'a'croli i CIL Sodom. Pack it ee than a thi S not expected to -Miss Irene ). B. Jewell, of that place, Wh,Y WAIT?—If you nee a inew suit I to town, nor did, it dampen proceedID so right direction, and it should receive �the . - . � - I .� I . . -0 8 ' M� � : SOTE.S.-Wrb. Sanders, of the 5tb con- i I I . I . . -to establish a Scandal xg,aimt the 0overn. in Manitoba and ther4 are 0 04ubts if even buy it. The E. McFaul Co,: Seaforth, most much �s it was fea'red at one ti 0 i �. 1! - I The young cmil le wi I take up their resid. in e w ufd be hearty co-operation of all their friends. � ;( � V, I . I I I �, 11 v _: boat I . 0 - . e, large crowd of Services at 2.30 and ' o'clock. Rev. '1S, clesion, Stephen, met with a bad accident � � � I . I � ment littv � complotely failml. The �ration that will be realized. ]Je'ter accounts I ence in Exeter, ' . . likely have just what you:Want. They hav ' the case. In view of the I " 4 . I I I - � , I very pleasant evenin e Ready -To -Wear clothing. They have I people assembled in the park, the Committee Salton, of Centralia, will conduct the servi. 198t w,eelc, which will lay him up for a time. 1 Peti f urnished wais all that was couLracLed f'or, conid from the wheat grd' i . I r I I - ! I wi.Pg districts Of In turning : z � I . 13th, i,t Ro an Tree Place, (_Irey the Hats, the Ties, the I�raoea, the Sox tLe concluded to go on with the Show, and go on ces and we trust will be greeted by large � _hj)s team around, in () L B o x'j s I I west I 'the tranf-a,.Lian wus - fitraight . - I i 9 kgon became cramped, pitchin, I I ; Thel .- i � . . biwiness the Northwat, but evin th0o Are not too ' ,,�,n.e',,bip, tho residence of Alex, Perria, Underwear; in fact all the fi * mat. - they did, altho.ugh- for -a time theattractionFj congregations. -Miss Al cNaughton, of Clin� yo,rd, the WE 9 - . � through(jul. ti,na no one w-hile tile .! "' I him out, and the box falling on top of bimp 1, .- j M34 . - Hufrered, ene(yuraging,, and. it iiq very ao��bLfLl if even when MiEs Maggie I)errie, his sister was requiresforhis daily get-qp, "Ne're are � had to. be viewed from d r umbrellas. ton, is the guest of Mrs. R. MeMordie,- I a j V , , - ; I � � b Ome n e ! . � that � I - : whale difficully arode through - the icialousy ,I half an laverage crop will -be!'re�'ped in the "Jarried to James 'Grant. Guests to the others" but -we think this firm can tui; The proceedinas were a �ha� late in Start. Mr, and Mrs. :James Morrow, who have bruising his Side and arm keverely, ifthough ; � . . n I � I I i ' - Box, i Fan� I I I -1 - ' ritimber of abcu 70 were assembled to wit. vo.u, � . ; 1698.1 ing, and a lacrosee match and base ball been here visiting friends for so -a, I e broken. Mi by, . . I'll ! for d , . !, i . L me week nD bones wer Be Arabella.,, � . i � I .1 I �... I . ) -t that : euti-re Ctinadian Nor'Llisvest. I This failure , ri�ss the marriage ceremony, which was ij3. ' -NOTL.s.—The Sabbath match had to be abandoned, but otherwise returned to their home in Manitoba on be Standing near . / . . � of one rilan who failed to get it e,,,utrw� i I who happened -to p� ) school anniversary . � �? was awarded to another, and the desire of ' of the crop in the --great NV.h !at producing t oduced by the ptaying of a wedding ' tbewbeels L <1110t I . � picnic, in connection with the Presb'yteriall theprogramme was carried outin its en- Tuesday, -Mrs. E. Grant, of Manitoba, p,bd the horses in time to prevent 11 I . . � .- � i Mis-'Sean Ritchi who for the past few weeks has been visit. f0m passing ove Box raised : - � . - certain members of tile Opposition to throw I porLions of the 'United States I and Canada I-narch by I e, Rev. 1). Per. church, will be held on Monday., July 2nd, tirety. There must have been at least -9,500 r him. -Air. C. i guar I � I � V . - � I I lay last. 20- . _. . ri-�, 8f Nvinghani, brother of the bride, was in Mr. Duncan McKellar's . bush. The ' people on the grounds in the afternoon, and in at the home of her father-in-law, Mr. the frame of his new barn on Thurs( � � . :4 .... i dirt at the Government, wiLh tht; hope that , nuist have -an appreciable 'influence . I g rant, of the vilkge, and other It is er * when � ehah � I on u bt;one stabl. I ; tl e,Officiating clergyman, and was ably as- teachers -and Sabbath school workers are i had the w�ather been fine the little town )eter G' ected o ing, and � � . _ � I . it they threw enough and wafle a loud I prices during the ,coming ye�r, unless OL11 I he sad I finished will be one of the finest barns in the ; �ers a I si ited by Re �, Johq Ross, 1�, A,, of Brus. making active preparatiOns� so a good time i would scarcely have held the crowd that friends, on Saturday last received t " . � I . � : I � I i . the 1 4 � I enough n i � n the ! sets. The bride wa's !attended b her neice, is aasured.-Mr. John Maudson is now bu,35 i would have been present. ,The people of news of the death of ber only soil, who is 0 na : i � I I olse about it, some of tile btrCrisive I exce�tionally heavy crop, is ,rdaped i' t w hip- � ! .� , 1. i i . I . ; I � y ! I I � I . I - I _ : . i ! I : I I I . . � I . I I i . I i . I I - I .. I - . . �. � � t � i , - � , � � i i I �� . I I I ; I � - I : . i, I i � . I . : i� � . I I i , . �', . � i . � i- � � � I . . I I � I I i — I , I.- "Jez. � d F I a im t . 1 4 I n 0 1 ` ` ici, U r f .3 1 1 I - i .J ( r � � � � N I I41, e****#" " I rm k f E 4 1 � I I e � � 111 . i I : . - - . I I ; � ! . - I : i ; : i I I � I . � � . - I - . ( t . i I I - � 1. I � i - I . . I , � - - ; I i - I I � I � . i I . . � 1. - . I I I I I . I i . I , � . � . � . � , � ; i ; . I , I , - I - I � - � � : � I I i I ; * . , I : i � i � . � . I t I � : I � . I- � ! . � � I - - ` I - ; .; . I , i . . � ./ I I . � . . 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