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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1900-07-06, Page 1I " ---- - I- . . I i . I I . I I I I . I . ! �� . N ---.1-.7, . t � . . � I- . --177--- . .1 - I I -. . - I � . . - .'' . I ! I 1-" . � 'I I . �, .. --- I . . I I I . . I . . . . I � . . I � , I � ., I ' ---�1------ - — —g -,i------ ——, -MR r T. 1 1 � .- .� I . . � I - , . : . I � . . C . . I I . . . ; . . I I i - . � � I � . . . I -- i � � I $ � . . 1, . .,;. . I �- . i - . � I . 7 I I I I I . i . 11 . 11 . � , . I- 11 � - . . - I - . I I I � . � � . -- . �-. I I � .. .i �-.- . . �. . � 4 I i . . . I a . . . - � . � . , I � . . I i � :, . ; . I i � . . i I OF - i , .. . , li . I - � I � I ; I ng the fa- i I I he masses, � . �Ing the livv� I � ; . � . I � I I .ths, such aer . re moment I I Jts manage. I I and study I . I and faah, - . � I ..ing season, , % �r in stock the.. .. ; 'taland. 11 I . I I - �:-tes not ex - I - - . pin - " i u2 � Uant4 : , e both � I.rse to pass 7 � .a triaL � I � Z. . . I . - . int-, but be, . Lis and the' Z , . . . � : 2 - . - .- r4utorest dur- . 4 shown in, I . rehief Ties, j-, . -e�4 ; Hosiery, . s vudevwcar I IV I . I . Ribbons for I I I ... 4 made � to I . I.e most - , ; polp"I : I I i r , I I � : . - . � . i 7 n the perfect� I , - ,e L%ce Cur- , -nuch pratti r I . . . . awit In most . : . � . effects to be I � � r u14 aAd 10G . � I - .0 of any room , � r hangings. - � I riaIs are very �' , . . , ,a. Judging -6 i2ty colarings . . . i very expen, � I � i, can pick-, out . . . �-, - for your hotied., . f I . . : . - I 7 ! � . - - . . . . � �— - I rrr . . ". I : I . � I -t -,-- ----=-=:� . : - . 1: - I . . � . . . . � I - - - . - . 6 ; i ITI-1 . I — �-11 . i � . I � I � .1 . . I I . . , ; i . 4 � . . I., . r, . . I . , , - -, . � 47- . I - . I . , A I I I - I � � I- . i . .. - - I � . ) . � I , � . . . . .� . . � w: . , I . - . . . 11 � � . . - t - I. 1� .� . I - . I t . � I - I : . I - - - i �, . : � I � i . I 11 ,". � V . � I . . � I I I I . : .. I , . I'll � . 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I I - - . . � I I .:- I . -77— . 7 � ------- - - . - . -. : t . i ! I . . I � . r -- ' .. 11 5 I - *� -1 - . ( � - . - I'l . . . I r i . I I " , I . . . I 'I I I - � . I i- .. . . . I I . � � . . i� . � - i I . . I A HURON GIRL'S OBSERVA- Charing�Cross hospital. The various rooms luring the day from friends who were Ores- Cramming for examination is encoutaged; ' I , I - I I I . ; . -.1 . : . � were, o: course, ont, and who had not previouily contribut- In the future the results will be sent 4irict. I I ,.. i I . I on a small scale. We saw . . � � I . 1. , . . � 1, I � i - " '' " - - ' I .'TI0NS:'IN OLD LONDON. . . PICTURES , . I �.� , , . i- i. I . . . -- . berths a,11 on -the hospital ship- given by , ' did, so that on'the whole the -day. was a ly to the headmaster of the differentsdi in i .�� I - - , . - , . ) , . I � -OF ALL TEIZ- I -1 . . � LA R. . I . wifiosu-,T .mO PrinceoWChriatian. They ,looked very white , marked success financially as well as sopial. and then they can use -their own judgment � - I I � .. � . . I . V. t-% i - . . - .- .. . . . . � . � . And comfortable and must Certainly be a 1�. Father Fogarty and the members of his as to- the publization of results. In no case. i �' i ; I i . '� I . . I . I - . � ,. � - . 11 . GARDENS. , , I . �t. . . I . 1� I i I I t -1 . 1, � . . - - 1. - . . . . . . , . n ERALS ated onl the however, will there be one general ubli. . . � I I --� I boon tothe SQth African, soldier. The BRITISH'CEN congregation are to be cong.ratul i - 0 � . %% ... C I .1, . . V - . I . atei � � I . Wifitian Monday is a ba in . I a - . I . . .1 � . * , - there wis an imbulance"to -be seen. ind the - -AND- success which has thus far attended t�eir Cation of successful candid , " . - I . I � I . : - . � I . . - . i . I I I . , i � - .gnglan� and,that means an off day for tent tor'the nick soldier with all its applian-, efforts, aind ere the seasou Clones, if all goes —At Toronto Junction on Saturday ;after- 'I. . . � , � � . - ' i I . I I � , - -- . . .. '. - I � . . � . i everyon �. Jfwas a perfect June day, and ceg. U the inner rooms *ere 'the wards , right, a handsome:and commodious church noon, Hugh Mccormick!� of Caledon, 11ei 1. I - i - 71 7 - - It, 4 , . I �. -E - . , ! consec u mtly.the ont-door places of amuse- the white- beds were occupied b] - figures Battles - Fought a . �tructure will be reared in Dublln,-wbich Orangeville, who was workingort the Awn. - �-� - , � . I I I . I . e I . . ' � � I ... 110. : iv . � . , . - . ment ii r6 all well patronized, also a good daged heads mud b�okeu Ii nbs, the will be a'credit and a comfort to all con- struation of a now Canadian PatificRailw 11 , "., .� . 1 2Z� 1 . ... J . . � - with ban - I In South Africa, , . ay ,I. . . ; - b ured. He was sear � .7 1 i -' - I - A . . . i � � � . . � . . . . , day fcr he city -people to visit in the coun- latter being held by the, latest appliances corned. . . turntable, was a'l I - � J I . -. : , . J for adding to 'the patient's conif irt that. Printed in colors, at 15c, 25c and 35c each. 6 y 2j I : , . I � Q* . �� . . . . there .1 might say that' the coun- . � a standing car when ligineer Tapii, wi . �., � , ,th. I . . - I : � I -1 4 J I _ - . I - . I & L fti Ir IF � . �. try* beautiful everything so fresh- and medicak�pkill eould--devis'e. There ere al. — ., I Canada, - - out meein him, backed his enginis, sgaimet :�-.. . �J I - . - I . ,0 . . . .. I - :� , I � . . try isi f I 9 - � : I 1-�- � . . 7 . . I L green. 'The hard white roads, lined on so operaiting rooms, private ar , all,so PICIURE FRAMBS �'-Rev. Dr. Johnston, of London, has &- him on a converging tratk, whereb ?, I " . . - I � � I I y �! wim - Z� ! iz� . I . � � I � � � ;e- � I . I . I . 'be s wil L I ; �,'� : - I I '. I either side with a hedge, wind thro�gh utifully clean and �cool I 0 in . The clined a call to Knox church, Toronto. 1 . 1- . i* rolled ,along tween the ear und tire - I I : I L I . 4 , . . �, : - L - . '. . b - I � Y. If it - hoop ritable instit 9- Ma . de any size. � i inaited fully squeezed. Several ribs,were broken, ; . . . I . country iii a most deceiving wa itals and cha' I ion in En` I - 1 --Peel Conservatives have nom - 'It 4 " ' - w � . I . . . - . -� . -� ( . - were Aq, for the sign posts-�one would very land are hot helped by the govern nt as in Richard Blair, of Brampton, for the - C in- some of them penetrating his lungs. ' .1- ; I I � w , I � , - I. T : I � - --aMr. � John Yorer, sr., of Rockview,�, near �. I i . � . = , eas . a re NM10TD . . . 1-1- i i � S M , I ily get ' lost. I do wiih' for camers Caiada, but a mostly depend,ent upon Owns. �� ; I . I ) .1 - ALEX, W1 JUJUJILTIi, � - .. - Z . whenev r I - � and saw mill -- ; -, I -1. . I see one.of the quaint litile cot private sabscriptions for - their -."existence. -A serious fire visited Waterford* e4 rly Dundam, a well-known farmer � I � s , ' ; � * I . . . i I - .: . i- . " . I . � tages ENr d the old fashioned -garden. B m, of courset are. very heavily !endowed - � I Saturday morning, when several business owner, died very suddenly, nu Thursday of , %4 � 1 1 1 . i - I � . � r . I . I . . . . I . --- ; � . " �� . ;1- � i ; � - . . . . must ndt say anything more at resent but in spite of that they seem always want- SlEAFORTH. -.1 last week. He had spent the day �on the I , 4 i ", � . places wdrA destroyed. t . ' � . �� .1 i . � I � ' � --- . . 9 -t 5�30 o'clock return- I . . . I I . , A . % X i I -- . . . I about these things, or I will never get to . ing money. At the first entra td the -Edward J. Tremblay, an electric line- farm hoein , and abou ,. I i � I . ; : � . t I Earl'iq Covt. The getting to Iny ace in hospital we were met by a ,an"a"king for man, was I % I � I I :. � I I . ; I I . I I - P I ed to the house, pumpedivater and proceed. � - I . I . � I . * . . dictions of his Tory friends. When the - - t -f ir . I I I � I . i ming in contact with a live w� ed to the barn to water some stock.' Not ti I . � Ldnd(n. is the main thing.', Ilford a. only , pennies, a little further along were two convent4on which nominated , ter, Belmont, returning to the house for his supper, his - - �, I . � * " , . . . - I Mr. Sherritt his head co . � � � . - i I I at&- , �Mr- Peter Odell, -postmas . I J . - . I . � sLven mile3 from the Liverpool ,stre A . nurses with trays foi!pennies, and before was being held last week in Ails% Craig, I T � � I - ; i �� .. � .3�� 1 1 , tion (m the Great Eastern Railway, and r. cIntly soIJ a pair ot.iroadaters to Al r. wife wen� out to see what was keepini him, I , P � ) i - . I . 9 . I you could get out there were other two understand he was�' away fishing in Mus- 8 I . 1i - -, IN - � I � . I I . � . . - - . if I V 11 � - and foun4'bi.- h. eless body in, a sitting posX. � 1, I , ; : . J � I i . . there are an many as seven stations on the nurses asking for pennies with such an inno- koks. How will, it be when the death Ja es MoCaTthey, of Tham�sford, for $425. 1 1 i- . I . � . I way. If you get a through train you are rfo d a 0 � � W was . I cent manner as though'they had i e f '-An Orangeville hotel, for which qlQ - 1". - � 1, Z 1 ;, k* - struggle comes on a few months hence in � I 1�, :-I tion by the barn.yard Jence Deceas , i . . : : � . . - 11 . i all righl, but if you don't it , takes a your -ever having been met before by such was refused a dozen years ago., sold �lie 75 years of age. I I � . ' I bout I .1 1� ,bf I I , t t 11 I 1 ly work 000 � ,� I .. I * . 1 . I . , . . - . I - .- � . I . . I I � � i North Middlesex? He can hardl . ". . 1 - .. I � haLlf an hour to get to the C4. VVe took I J . -1 li . . . . . � . a request. �%,rill be other day for $5,500. - . ' t i day, . t - � . - , I . 1. . .1 . . the returning officer racket again. i -In the Senateat Ottawa, . -he other . - I . I ., .1. " Hon. R. W. Scott, in answer to ;& . t, n .q 11 I 4; - , . i - I . e6b.or as it i � -T roe - I : I . . . 1. . I i the und3rground railway outto EarVa Court The Ferris wh is generaliv he implement works of Cassitt.13 ! ., quips 10 � . ;;I- \- , fl - . I I � . � .go a6shing in Muskoka ? or will he turn I . - - . , I � . . . . . I . . 9 ex i tfie, earl " . i I - v� . � i . � . � past such familiar names an Charing Cross, called the Gigantic -wheel, -in the gardens, traitor to his old chief, and, in order to *ockville, were dama ed by Ere to the i � from Hon. Mr. Perley., said that in y - I I f .. I � - . . � - - I I - � I ... � i - i - - i - - Black Friars'ihnd Westminster. I mouldn't . seems always to have iW load of pe)ple-, but save bin own bacon, aid i securing the tent of $125,000 Sunday morning. i -- fiftiits the provinceof Canada advanced the , i : I I I � i, . � . I h . ! . i . , I . I. : I . � . . I , care 0 �ravel on that, railway every day.- � as I don't care very, much for ;he big downfall of the one who has more than once ., -Sir Wilfrid Laurier deneies that Were sum of :0,111,600 to thisGrand Trunk Rail- . � I I I - -. , . . I ! . I I I . 4 1 � i I . I . � 'bes, I. -did not patronize it. The �'switch in a -Ay truth in the report that he ig'gOil)� to way. In 1858 the re -payment �d thelosu � - Ii - � . . ! . . Even or a -cool day it is hot, due �y and pla burned his 6ngers in pulling cheii out -4 � . . . I w . ., 4 1. , -- z . - WN04iii - � smoky, 3.ud you only get a glimpse f 8'un- back is - another never failing roe Of of the fire for him? f told i 3u, Mr. Editor, . -y 0 / I i Paris. He has no present idea of going " -, was postponed till the preference at ek bad 1� V - -.AAAO . - . i 11 . ; : I . - , I . . . . i . .. I . I . � .. shine at a station when you rush again into amusement, and it- was fine to 1V'atdh the t" Fly where. ' . i . � I been paid ; later, Vill after the payment of � I .� i - - . ' hat . Mr. Sherritt has made an exceeding . - -� - , ! . - I v, grimy bla(,kness .-and feel worse cars, or trucks, an w6 would any, vvi�h four ; ---�Wrn, Onderonk, of Albury, Prince F,d- ntereft on -the capital invesittd, - and. i�ai .1 ; . -I There are SOM'a L people- +o—wil, * I interesting situation in th a part of Her ! - I f � � I", , L J , 6od peo0le too, N I I .-make a the ink. � i . er,. . 1. , i . . than 1if on were going through a tunnel. seats, each holding t o peoplel. The cai �rd county, engaged in cleaning out cater- till � L Majestfs realm, alid that v hat may be fun W& . I after the payin-entof a dividend at the z w . . � I I L ; . 1. . . large purchase from. yola,and h' ve it obargeii'for from A . ,W, neared EarP8 Coard the orc wd in- starts from an elevated stuatiop an I goes up for the disinterested onlo)ker, mu pillar nets from an apple tree, fell, break",ing rate Of L6 per cli 'The publicaccountis still I . i ; � � . 0 - at be Sit _ � . � . . i � ', . creased but as we were in first, vqe were and down grade at a most ter1rifio rate, for' an arm and two of his ribs.' I show the Grand Trunk R Way owes the - . . --three to six months, or ossibl ,a year'; then ill -the . . .1 death for at least one, if not two7, of the il. � 7 - � . - � - I - � . . - I � .P - not ve much inconvenienced, a6 phooe about 500 yards and then bac again. Jnst. Itistrious triplets. Whiebwillitbe? Will E. L. Dean, elitlor of the Draykion Goverunient$25,000,090,. Jn�one 3as6,mr.. . I . ' � � M, happLen to w of L I - 11 � i eftntime if they I a t so -me SL` all axticle, for stand n managed to keep off our tobs. The at the edge of the tracks one -�,of the the rule: of the "survival the fittest-. Tlmea,,sent a bill to the Drayton council' at Scott said, permisision. .had been given to . � . . . i ' . ; . �, paperi spoke of, th, .. I � . :111, . - - , are being ]in the bright piinted walls I have a okeff V but hold out in this case? YC a might give us L time in issue bonds, . . . LLLL T I I . . - 1i . -many -dases the ..man I I � 9 their last meeting, for $15 for lose of i .. 7 I I - hichtheypayth c%'sh ba n - hood of 57,000 people at the gar- 0 1 'or � 11 i , . - the scenery is all lost on -Wm. Shore, ex4X. P. P. I , ve).-t i w . ) I neigh )o. the car occupants, timidering for th municipal printing. � : J I ;,r : - � . your- opinion, Mr. Editor. P�ihaps you � : I- � . . : . � I 11 � i - � 14. ., . I -.m. With the . . I e* it for lal-ge, dbna, b t -the latter are no imuiense that the could speak FEF,Ll:.-T(,,Ly, with a big ",F 11 ; -Al Awright, son of Sir'll"Ch,; , tit returned fzom a vIl it� to who is accommodating thp er di . as it takes them all their time� to" old on, exandbr,Ca % Middlesex, has ju Is o I . I . �d_ � . I . � I . - Crow as never'ao great one could not get. while the screaming and laughin 4 ,u be andl am sure you . . t ard Cartwright, K. C. IN1. G., and I �ew Ontario. He voiaut up there at :the - - I I ' - �� ; I I I . diss �- � I I , , I - , .-IL Wh I - AM." , 15 I A oil. - I -1 - ran I '�,*` X3F- V .1 I I - I 4 I . � � ` i I - - I � -1 -amount dpes, not - r.6ceive .thg_ ben efit'o the iimall-cash ti r opinion wo � 7 I , i r . aboUt -comfortably.. After gett, out at heard so'me distance. from the tralkee! If least interes ng to your eaders in this Hart were married at Toronto, on Wediies- solicitation of a numbir of Ali<V31osex peo- - Ing . ' 0 , . I I . . I I Yo . � . z .1 n w an 0 .i, I , urchaseq ise thev are Made els Where. - If the se the.'al at io, 6 walked along ' closed,. we Aidn't take in- th more exeiti�g pleas- district. urs truly, I day oflast ' , ant to go And fDrin a Colony. � � � i . 14 b�cai I I � f week. � ple, who w - I . A . .p - - VoUld easily S66 passage or what seemed a pretty I dis-- ures we did take in :the Cyclorams. In I � � �Rev. G. Sage, of London, has bOen Mr. Shore declares there will bea bi �boomk L . A �z O-vLooii�vat. � I 9 � : I... . Yood peo& would stop to,think, the , 4 of � � - ti n in th ipi g i t - .� I . I . . . at a steady stream of peop all the latter is shown Mount Vesuvius in a . men a o b, X asin d, a riet this L ; I - - 9 � . � L � tanep i Exeter, July 2nd, 1900, -gre bted with an address a`n(I a pUrSel of in immigi � . re . .01 W equipho to sta iv . I . i � - ' h " I hie - . . 1.) . I season. Ile says thatthe choicest I * that it is ;-not 'the olle lar(ye , p h makes sorts nd con:ditions, until we tame -to the 'state of eruption, When y6u first go into [ED. NOT.B.-W y we cam not -0 y hie congregation, 'with a r I , p - I . . is are a . - Y. � i d I ... �, . - 1 �5 _ gardens I really can't begin Ao glYs. You the dark entrance you'd*on't see Much and t ke a month's holida . , atry Sean IS In - 6 , . gratify our corrag hi a , L Nipissing, Algoma -and P -1 _, � _ - T small ' . - � v� � Povusesin district in 1 . ` - � I : )rofit buf the ML 013 S. so h -!'stauds thatWe any L con inrehe6sive idea of what: this nlaoe Foal rat-her'awirlellaA h';A Che intlure soon Z I - fire at Belleville on Fridav morninif Nipisaing along- the ' I � - � I i . .. I r un erous �queries, Vve (Oulu 4L e � The t L , "I L - . - 'r LL . 2 . J 1 1 1 ' - . V- - - I � ; C wel" [ r iiasib� asallsonekvtome,andweiseem- . -the Do i nion elevator the French Ri er, � n8hip Of HiWS , _ . eaqllL pt i .. � Ir ases-- as J I as 17011 a. . ad grows on you and 'in a few minutes takes on would and we wouldn't if w, i could.] destroyed mi . . I , O`,W I , worth ; "I i Z . i are after your small. _ . . - . ' aL �. � . I I t . . -�` � ! . . . . .� , i . . to go ut.of one building and into another, ' the real,. ' The Orb Ild smoke �elch out a street railway. sheds and cars and other Mr. Shore thinks a -b,�auty, tut it is, beld ` I j , - I it urcha , buildi causing a 'SO, 000. � it � I i . I - , � 11 . � � . I . . : , - � I I � from ne promenade to another, fr m one of t . ngs) lose -of ',- -efusea to give I, up - ; Z � . � " I large credi. ses., I � . I he mouth of he. Crater, whiI6 red lines by a lumberman who r s I . I . . - I I I � � . . a Appalling Catastrophe in .- 2 I - � . : -- I . . : L � . � . 11 I -1. ".. . . . . . . villa .0 L another, until I hard.13� -knew of lava run down th sides -of the'rhountain. k I .-The attendance at the Woodstock Ool- Air. Shore(expects a large number of Middle- � . � I - � I . � . tthern in this i I Z . I ' New York - . . . ; i J _.: I � wher I had bee and wl��re I hadn't. How. The Bay of Napleo with its blue water looks . a ,un-, sex people to go up to the new diStricV this L -� 1. . i . III I legiate Institute has se b , , 4 -�!, i . � I . . � ji.ia particular When you need �su�-h articles as Rr Haits .. harvesters Pbt� L I . . ) . eyer, I can tell you what -I saw, (I pos- too pretty in the rpoofilight and away to the --A terrible catastrophe, wl ich resulted in dred within the past few years. he Prin- season. - .� � , - *� . - ' , ion ;th `� bly bat may be a little intereetin right can be seenj th& twinkling Ilights of the death of over 200 people and the- loan of cipal blames the eontinuat clasbes ia :� e -One - of the most destructive fires that , - . � . - , 6 �-nd 50o, moll's �t- a' . i -; just enoLUgh I I 100, �Ioy ' ,Sunday 'Straws at 7; . I t I . . . . I . I . . In h -, buildings Js � *hat in Cal ed L the city of the name . u'ame. Wo looked a about $10,000,000, occurred in New York, public schools. has visited Glencoe for some years, broke ` the superior . / L - ' �- ' 1'. . I 1 . )� . I . 11 . " . I . exhi tion ; this Eda'aon it is the womanis long time, until the ibeturer reminded us on Saturday afternoon la t. About four - L of out Friday morning .about 3.30 ri'clo4" in - - 5c 50c it d 75c. . 1. �, . . L . �. , . I I . I L . Mrs. C. J. Bowell, daughter-in-law - 0 - ',dl -like select . - 7 . . I . � � . . I-. -. I I a .L at the ba3k of oldrock a fire started in some bales of cotton Sir Mackenzie Bowell, is seeking damages an unoccupied frame store -in -the. NIC- � I _ *0 ' th so in thO hands, that the ml ny p � L I . L . 6xhib tion. The "I ee, o eople I . . . , I - im one summer ; '. - .� lers, waiters, eto.,Iare all 'the stage -who had- not had a view of the at one of the North German Lloyd Steam- -from e � di I d L . ' L ogramme set, th - I�elleville city council for injuries Kollar block. When; acovered the vhoio . Ae with the - '� ROWT is youl! stoick of handkerchiefs, qox; bra6s, be ts, collars the p, , I'll, � . � I - � . I I . I - i ;. . * wome n,'and much of the work exhibited i's great picture, so ive kindly made room for ship Co's piers, and in a very few minutes auttained by a fall on an illeged detective rear of the building wis in llames* Despite . � I . . - . . . � -a L � - 5 I a, e a All �� . 11 i , - the efforts of t e ,rev r 'a . - t �,'obes,- .,t)Jmas, S111 1101: that doae by women of allhations. I , I think them and got out into the open ir We he fire covered an area over a .quarter of a sidewalk. �h b i d th ljoinirg . I I 1. - I . , , I . I . i . 0 , . ]you ' � '-% . I At4r a shown.' d cuff� tiep, shirtsi nigh , ill t - - an , . : � vill enjoy this mile in length, and three ocean liners were : - - - : � i - letter better if you read did not take a ride in'the donkey darts, but The 100th anniversary of the arrival of .brick stores Occupied ty ,W, Neal dry . . , t t L . - . . I � nde�rwear etc,,' etc. All tl�ese small afticles , wo ' . : I I I . u � ) - I L of thi se-tIvings just as we- came te them, had to scurry out of their way as the carne in flames. Every, available fire fightinj ap- ihe first settlers in Waterloo county was goods, and- the INIcii Compf6mygrocery. ;, 1 . i . i . . . I . . , il . , � - I I : . . I . ni-On and the frame building pecupied by � K. . : I carry a �iarge sto k of. -, , . i - - . . but, b 3 '.-Th mind it is called the - omen'b along ; the guide howfing at the top of his pliance was used, but they were unab e to celebrated on Mondayj July 2nd, (Dorni ' � � � � ; I I . - I IL �. � . . . .. - . . , ' I . . ; . �, -8 art 'happened to hold a control the flamqej and they lioked up ev Day),, under the auspices of the Waterloo ,��tevenson saddler were soon a mats of -_:,- � - t L . small _P&rt�of L 11 — - . � " � , ooth i amer and q I the 4topkis � Z . _ . _. I I ,e -' am6 lungs, and if the � . flumes. A very - i � .- I , . I' I I .�. I exhil it I tb'e fir t building vi� c ery Z I - I � � I I . I � . . � . o ' Is b ' e A y. I I � : Las t week we spoke with emp4asis f the exkt t a VilLue -of the to Ithert w oth which child, the indulg tit p rent would beL hurry- thing with alarming rapidit, The ate Berlin musical -societies. ' ten% L' ' . m I n �Uks,. some- . I I . -- �re selling things of every esorip- . - 1=08 were saved., The of tbe'a p, j%Ttmoutis I - .. ;; 1. . � . peopl B - V( ing' �loug behind With a most anxious ex- Saale carried 45OLpaseeng3ra besides her : -In a recent election for the Si nts , , � I " i . I I � k T �, and pattertirs . - I line of,, men s suits which .'.we areL - Sol. ,ing at $4.50. tion,'fr nkets R'�d gee-gaws, perfuly e, rugs a face� Sometimes a cart crew, and was to h ve sailei I that af ternoo county council, one candidate did inot above the stores lost all their Chattel, pro. - ' - I 11 . I I L . � I 1 pression on hi Pf 0 - � t � I I L ' ' .1 fe. ,Th 4nd ed w ' I , ,I � ' in the SeV68011� � � . I e , 11 not dwell at any -len th -'a,bout. . the line this andlancy sear on there was a phono-' would come along with a mah or woman in while the crews of the ot ior veasels, the poll a single vote in three diviaipns, porty, and -barely: escap ' , ith their Ifves. t � ; - W wi - . . . . � Aripting effectsi I .. . . -apt, t , I lace to it and they invariably had'a most silly look Bremen and M 50 .in twelve other divisions the other caridi- -As d recognitionof thoL work dottio'by- . t - . . .gra 1, t 'be heard for a penn3, a ain, numb red about 5 - � I . . . . .... . I ; ice sure you see : .- I . .1 . I I t. lat we never I ge.� you taken and finished w iile you on their faces, an though they wished the men. Although a large nut iber of Versono date bad the same misfortune. a . . - eAL. I , will su,'ce to sa old better Printlipal Mills- of the Guelph Agricultural � I . . - w , y . - photo I -1 . L I - L � t . - y � i 2 ., 01,1c, 0,��, 75c: . ill waited, za,nother where you might haV,e,, your people would turn their heads the other were gotten out, many, were penn d down in m Prowse, two mile! north- College, the �ar;�or's Insti Lutes of the pro- ; L � I . - - . . - have just presented hiin With a siub, � 1!�L . - Fi - , �n 6 — M1 re. Willia I - ,valile; or those en who w" t some1ing, light I � ; I . er vince L . . � I � fortune told' and dear known ho* many way. The gardens certainly looked very the holds and were unable t) eacespe on ac- � dead at �1 . . , I I L ectat of Brantford, was found � I I : . . I a ; f . I ; ! � � the.- way of " suit ma le to or &er we . think other m on erf III things were to be 1had for pretty at night, when the buildings, band count of the flarries, and tho is whO did nPb, bedside on Friday evening. Mrs. PrOLW ked him I I . ise stantial sum of money, and have 'a I L . . L . -�, I I � - i a summer . I - . iii h U . I i - - I I a littlei mo ey. Af t a ' tands and promenades were all lighted up succumb to the flames a heat, suffered was in her - usual health - doing her house- to t%ke a trip to Grtat Britai - - T is - -in- f . .: er suits 81, 610 w e. 9 . . I I � -, e er p I "ain and ehe first agonies for hours- lint ; ,Agriculture, Hvn. John Dry L - that -the 11ine of DO ,40-ortl , .ill prov r bui ding inter of den, hR8 i ; 11 ' We Cam a i a la ger with their rows and rows ot different il the r ing. tide over-' 'hold dutiefil during the day. L : . ! I . � � .. . . . ,I . . I 1. . - � � . ... given permission L I . � ," en-111lao gm . izow 4 o, secure a attractive the cloth'. is'a . h01MQ8p11n) and thin e saw, out in the cOLntre, was a bit colored lights. hL came them. The scenes a �e described 88 t, -John Doyle, of Toronto, met with a to Mr, Mill,o to -go at once, . - I - I . ' . . � We - f ' - ht while :at. . . . `Y choose fro,.rr. sy looki-4ty suib. of Soa,h 'Africa and its soldier#;!. iThe 13Y the. time ad seen as much P69 we most heart rending. The al pnizing 'cries o 16erious accident Su6day nig . . I the holiday period, and he is arrang- i ,�- I . when ma'de makeisia most dre, ;n ' tempting to board a running &treetear,, he linugrit"09leave: immediately. In addition to the x names as,the I � I . . I . . . kopj(a ve-re there, the tent with all:its con- wanted to see and had� a cup of tea at one those on the ships rent the iir, while those ' " . . - . I . . . the Columbia. I - I I . . . - ! i* I � tents Ir -,ady for the soldier i, wax figures in of the many tea places, we decided to stark around stood helpless t anything either ' er and was caught by thLe break .pleasure of such a trip., Dr. Mills expects to � I I I � . � . i - I I I - slipped und 11 �� I.alies, 1.,,te-at - I I I I . khak , iome on foor,, otbe -a on horse, to for home. It only took us an hour coming to aleviate their suffarings or to snatch and dragged about fifty feet. 0 was fearr visit some of this AgriculturAl Colleges and .1 . p . 6 . " I i k, in , , ght - Da -you do mile in the sulmn or eveniogs ?- We have - experimental farms of England aud Scot- I llac( ' drivin�� L ' repro se it the varibus don pani * ' d th out to Ilford, but we had a seat in the 6&r them from the jaws of approaching death. fully mangled andibruised, butmay rec+r'. I I I � . � I L . . ,. � . . , , : -t ph L i .�. - I . . . "' ; nit h hie land. Every summer the collei Guel, . L ,,at : I . L I . I o - hand a uice lot Of I rht wool - d r IV i ng rUgS2 soldi( r %'fte in his grei t-bi 8, and after the walkin& about, the rest. was Besides the three vessels mentioned, the 1 -Qwong Kay, a Chinese cook at Nelson. . -I 6 . . - . . t I . head or isfnapmck, all looLed qui�te real, grateful. , We passed'Arain after train just Kaiser William was badly damaged, the e . ., R,grieul_ . I . . � I ' . British Columbia, was married to Ali qee, has been visited by repr eerit&tive I : I . L . . . � L � L . I - � . I L � elling at i $1.25, w ic'h will a ,. id a doaj �of comfort to -btfft)l constiont passing of the people kept laden with people, and when I. tell you that large warehouses of Palmer Dampbell, were 6 sa rai. 1 turalists from the old land -and Many Tab - - . I . - 8 I . . . . I f the me town, by Rev. H. 8, Akehlz 2 1 i i . � . . - I � 1. J � I ��.� . .L I . . - . I . - � pairs are a m i 13 ,e been learned there. Dr. , 1..`0-1�+- � . ' ' � . I one from getting at all worked up over the on the one railway, ' the one we take to destroyed ; the ass of ruiust This is the second Chinese marriage thatibas uAble le sons hav i . I . I I � I � , I . 7 � on in- your outing. � � . - -nee of finding out � - , � L � . y - - . . . I . . �. . . reprejeatation. Then thera was -case after Ilford, there were sol�d' 157,000 tickets. for and many smaller ofaf t became a prey to iel8on� Both were solemn- Mills will now have a cha I I . . I . I ! .. - : I - - . . I . taken place in N t I -- I . I . I case- )f pretty things� fancy wbrk, linen, places. within 20 miles'of London -'you, will the flames. It was, undoubtedly, the most -zed by Win Akehurst. what can be learned frorn aiinilair iustitu- - �- - . I . . I ned , ase of White. Lailudir: 64 Shirts - t hh� A I . A . . .We have just ope a- c . . ) s, ?loaks, all the'exhibits of lea Ing have some idea df crow'd ' terrible disaster in' the history of New. . 'Sir Charles Tupper.may not tions in Great Britain. - I � I L � I - a I gown . I - the � a who were f - .again ,be -The excellent reputation -61 the Ontario - - � . I . ; - , J4 - 1-� for- I � . . I I , rice of! " his thoy Tast, w- It be 50-c— business houses in the cit at as is w1uld pleasure seeking that day. - It was real York, and will go down in, the annals o ,t I - linel, while, . I I . y heard in the House of 'ornmona till the � . . L t L Agricultural Uolloge at Guelph appears to �� - I P fko�, L - 12 to I' . have a i our Industrial airs in CaDida. good !to get home though, and it did not that city as one of the mosti devastating and tunes of the wo great political parties aTe I - ' I - .. 11 ' I . . . ! -be Argentine � , ,sizes, 14 3.. , ' . " . . . From t�is place we got into the picture gal-' take long to forget everything, even the death dealing of fires. i �. have been extended even to 4. , � 'I L ' L . , . I . . I I I I . . . .. ; determined at the polls. Sir Charl(!s lef t . . I i . - * - . . . . ,y, L tepublic, for the Government of thalo � . UL. . "I I lery AU, enjoyed ourselves for a time look sights of the day, , S. McL.. — . - Ottawa on Frid and is now on the broad F 4 , _ _ I I . ; I :, ; � ) � z I ! .1 , , � I An ad .'would n6t appear such to us did we n)t nLake men- inga�out. There were some -very line. pie- Ilford England, June 13, 1900. � The Dublin Plenic. I - country has just sent up to North Atnerica, - I I . � . .&tlafatic. L � - t 11 . re and of these I Z L I ures a;hd some that were supposed to be �, — 0 � twenty students of agrieultu , . . . L . , . . t � . - 11, . . I : . . 4 , -1 I , I - I t :O -vvn m I 6' f Daon'o suits . at - 88. and' .$10 . I . Monday last was a red-leqbei day in Dub- ; -Joseph 0. Gibsou,.-Wn accountant in the i - - ion� f oi�r o ,o . . . . - . 11 very Gue. I did wish I had a few to take - ed 'the other, day � to taUe the 4 'L . . et his death seven arriv . . CO. . I , . L I TheStephon Triplets. , lin. The event of the seas n in that dis- I)ominion Bank, - Toronto, m courde --ab the Guelph college,- while the re. r , I _L)LO . A 65c. J ,ith me, but even the 4orst� cost � . �. . .cni 2 1H � I , . I - C t t, c . sa'u I L I the Boys�� Knee Pants a an . home v e I - - . I I I . -, brict was the grand pi: ia, organized by while out canoeing on rday last. - i � . I ; - . I * iy were - DEAR EXPOWTOR,-i noticed by! your I mainiug thirteen are -scatt . -; . L . .ered among six - . I., , . i . � -away up. - The seats in Ole -galle . . x I � I L . 'L 0 Rev. Father Fogarty, in ti e interest ot the ,� as seen to fall from his canoe and,his bbdy . I . � * al -most y oce'upied by people h didii't -seem issue of last week -that N -1r. John Sherritb, W similar ,colleges in the States, at Cornell-, - , � I , - I -1 : . . � , v r ' - -1, '. tish . - L you ()ffi fo' a raila coat 9 We are h " - Spool t the I prese Is new Catholic church being erected there. immediately sank awl was not �ecovered - .. t . I - . A t U( RONV are � � -r I . i �h 0 7-I]ag a to be even- glancinig at the pi.-tures�. Jus nt' reev " of the township of, .Heart failure was the Colorado, .Massachusetts --,and Ase*Vero. - L '! - ; . � . - , - . 11 . , The day was delightful, Better picnic tor several- hourB. - i .1 . . -- � L . : . � . � 9' ,which h0 ,boen a large i ei—the worth. of . � : The- extended by- the Ontario ., I ' � C, .1 . � . s � I adj.i ill Jig the gallery was a exhibit ,of his- Stephen, has accepted the nomination as - Cam -e was 32 years of a�6,0. . permission . �, , . � .1 I - . . � - � d . Lit ,;1 50 � . I � inia ur ativd candfdate for Worth Mid- 'Weather could not be desie,ed, and being a . -e of death. H , Minfeter of Agri�mlture to- theee at:10- ents. � L �� . .1 - . . I t�risal pictures, q�ainf old in t es and the Consery - . . public holiday, crowds of �eople, not alone I -The name of the village and post o1fice - ,�101-6- . .it is very �Leasily i-34 n.. , , - - . . ortrai�s of Queen so apd so, Lady some. dlesex,- in opposition to Mr, Valentine Ratz, ' 'Nlilla has been abangedi to will not, in any way interferi) with the use : . . I I I i - � . I p -iding. I am from the surrounding count y, but from th6 Of Napanee - - by Ontario men and msq do - . � , Lold the .present member for that r - of the college , , ) - L ' FATQ112109i� 11 p I body else, and the quW eat looking . . I � , 8-ratheona. When there ,was but a chl�rch . — I . Q;ur ninbl:611,1� And ,ff o * ., ottei to retur : Lieighboring towns and villa es took advant- much towards showing log . " ; 1, n a and suc h things somew I 'all I H, s any one b0VTowed I � � frock so bonnets, gloves, lac hat surprised that Mr. Sherritb 6 a q - - (L �ge of the occasion to have a.plea,aant out. and a whool house ar, that plac - L .. - a � , y; �i . at I ' 'od Bower's c e it was - ' imuo, as it �4 in- 4.0)rtj younge t . . 80. here to the South Amer . � .L . is equiy.,, sayiii6- t] ou lost it, and that aad been worn by women in the past should have accepted �his nomination. Do . z;Joare, of this 7 it ? which 1 -ilent to -' I .o L I . 4 ditor, that his ' doing Ing, and consequently the trains, as well as - hurch or Bower's school boii men L their returni home L I ,,� � � I centt ries. I could not help thinking what you not think, Mr. 14. . tended that theee on I . � . . - � - .14 lierfortried a; ! . - AV.0- 114ve a st A whicli will guys tie -poor women must have belwn, and so will have a tendency to disrupt the private vehicles, brought ttousands of peo- After an American built a saw mill. tbc�e it -will take up the profession of tenebors, and " I 01.1 are ANfithout 01�6-. I nt by I . V..j.rexits and was . y 4 . I I I ' yet I expect some day some one will say the touchingly amicable family relations: which ple to the village, and earll in the forenoon. was called Yankee Mills, and later %v , ,spread a knowledge of thegreat advantages I � �Te relatiVC6 of ,", � fill ' ' . . lo solh at. $ 1. . b we . 11 the tidy little village was filled to overflow- �he narne of ANapance Mills. i I - , I . , your i�ecd; strikinry value 60 the, t . . een' th' .. - for fai here. . . . I I 0 .. same, t1ing about the women of to -day. have so long, subsisted ,be4w -W. J. Dougl � z - �� I - t I i . . . . I 1� I . . .. . . . ' rip- ing, and as the day advanchd the numbers as, proprietor of the Brit- -. - � I - - ',r. 4Sitaps(In it, . . 1� . � . There lvere also old curios in, the ehap6 of known and a(Pewhat: famed Stephen t There was ish-American hoLel, Windsor, has notffled - I- I . I I , I : -L-'. ++++++-,e ++ . . b r and Sherritt and were continually inereaseA. -' 11 � - jaraj autographs, Japanese pie. lets, Messrs. V.atz, Bit a I n, 24th . ult., �.It- rUired f%rX-n- +++++ . neckla(ei, ' I -On Sanday afternoo .- Mr. ;� . T++ I . . 8,t however, ample accommod tion, entertain! his bartenders that their services will not . : '. . I - - � . t to , . . � . in I ,e . -near olv friends of - tures, i. d no one can tell what lelai3 A lit- will result in'serious � inbarrasswen eir Alex, Murray, of the Huron Ready I �- - � - I . . � - ,1� , I -- � menb and amusement -for all, and notwiLh. be needed after this week. Ho*illfilltb . I ; . .01vill much Joy. � I � � . I . . 6 xh4 leath r work, least one of the trio.9 Mr. Ratzand Mr. - I , i � , . I ei , tle far ,6r on w re e ibit of . . � -1 , 5 � . � . . tanding the immense er:)wd of people, places with,two barmaids, who will in fut- Stratlord, met with a very -serious accident. � . 11 . I arnbeth* . I . lade Sherritt must, -of necessity, fight against 8 �,I, of f, I . I � ., hammered metal, painting, weaving and ints at that While out4riving, a couple Of mlles� from. I � - . I i !1 I - . , . - J f I I �- I j! impossible they can ,thanks to the good ma a ient b6nd efficient tire serve out the liquid refrieshme ".." tile gue8t-� Of . I . . : I making, and iii most cases woln h other, while it ir rangemeats o arty and his as- hotel. .1 the city, his borse got one I�g entangled in .. � - I , I I � . - � � . . . .- both be elected for the same constituency, ar f'Father o� , I I � - I : I . busy at them. - Mrs. George Simpson, wife of Whe Chief 1 -the harness und stwrLed to make things� . I I - ; - . I i � . I ,irate sistants, everything passed off without one - r. � . I � I i - ... - I It so-,med as ,though they had room and L r - - �. - . -- 11 . � . . . . the third membe4 of the triumv I untowardor unpleasant event occurring to- berk of the Departmeut of Public Works, lively. Mr. Murrhy wais jolte(I out, his I . .. � - I I .- i "I - I I di - t ; . - � . � . I i . � enough inside for all the exhibits, they Mr. Eil.ber, can h4dly remain a 1pin er. last Friday righ I , caWhing 'between a *heel and -the L � I - I � . L I . the family I battle in -mar th6 success and pleasure of the caiii at Winnipeg, committed suicide eg � I I . L : i . , - , N . - I had in( �re just outs�dei like rooms th an opted spectatoi whilq� She had been in ill -health for Lbuggy box., was broken below the .- % I � . -in ti edi; morning. . I ' I i . I op . en front along Ithe -pro - The pionio was held e grove . knee. . L . � � . and I'll . !,oe wiLli ML L I- � � I :1 . imenade. � There raging. The "'scratch my back nd a som - � -- . . 'I � )) ately in rear of the church propert , a o'Lime, and her mind was temporarily ' 1: rr, -t, r, Convey- I . : � L � I � - , �, utifully furnished rooms t6'adver. scratch yours policy, which has so long 'e of Mr. John Smale, z � oc I � . i were beft . nice cool spot it was. The Daly Orchestra'- 'Upset. The deceased occupied a prominent -The wif of the 9th ' - � - .g � .11' - L . . � . I . Ont, nd ' - . -m'utr I i me : � � 4 0* -4 I:tt( - . . . . . hit g est%blishm , and Boi-sucoessfully brb,ught municipal a . - � is place line, Hibbert, died at - her bo ently on Ver 0'.\01,1i lk%nK. ; L . � I tise Aorne house furnih , � in th' in society, and was highly i, led. . . I �." L I I - - F, I i a , - : W."'On. -preferment' to all three, will from 8eaforth, were on band earl I Thurad morning of last weeki after an , �. WI-11-tt I a -. I lhk I., and lb cutest nursery, with th in 0 1 political � - m, The deed was done with a. razor, seve4in ay � L . L . mem ere t e co . L - ' keni idoge � in this day, and the younger I -the wind 9 illness of a'bowu'a. week. The Zeceazed wam . � fl. I I - derful ictures of chickeni a ali e on scarcely . work out - successfully ,, 9 7 E ;wIl.--we lead ny enjoyed themselv in the 11 me -pipe. - . . . - . es rry ,.� I ! ; 1hat fails, what will Pa ' and 1 . . "lle U;Z-011(-� ter the Clothiers a .111rial ers, , the N ralti, not to niention -the wh, to cots, instance, and when I without � '-Friday afternoon Hira.m �Lilly, wor ing only in the prime of life, V2 yeare 0 , - , z . . . L-� 11outh 61ne..A at - I . : I ; � . I . . . - . little ti ibl�s, chairs and t3ys wbi, �h were take its place?. I leav�'you, Mr. Editor, and dance " almost iE termission until I 'Wright, H ron months old.. The funeral took place on Sat- �t 1"`,", 1. . ' ' well on in the evening, and. the longer it on the farm of Mr. Jacob � . I 11 7 II(T T,Uund. I- : . 7 � I I I bou ' I he room. By this ime I egan 0 vour readerd to forn� your own conclusions . � . � a - d,e urday - af ternoon to the �Staffs cemetery. � I � ; . g to t 3� Paris 6 this point. I qimply give Expression to con I �- - ., - �j6e was driving a team of horses with a I Ai 1 Mr .. Hinale leaves behind: her a family ,of . i - rill L(et tht. beab I z 'I tinued the more enthusiastic they seem- pmabip, Bruce county, dropped ' iralle oil at �;`C, a, I On the Wrong tde of Oe Street, fee, JI viouldn't think'of gain' 8 I . � � g , , I ed to become. An entertainment of a more . I . � irld,)Wd at mut to -. . i Ex -i n I'bad seen so niuch near 3r home. my own'moraliZiDgS,� I don't'intend-to . - . 1. I SE IF RTEI po'el- tellectual nature was provided for the to the* field and accidentally Peet, nd six, to- mourn the loss of a kind andallec - 4", . 14 . . iris gr notice out. prophesy The study of events in the M I ,I - fluitt-ra, trit dc,A, � . BLOCK I The - N4ing thkt caught o . . ., tl;e U i STRONG I I - , - - - - f * older guests. From a platliorm erected -for ',while fixing tile harness on horses, a 'ter tionatic in. other. I �, �t�.�%c thi,j fall it 7 . ; I I � loving . I 1 2- � � - i -- - side Pv6 the Canadian water chut,e. It futu're amilyrelationO of this once . t i them up, was seen to fall. He iad -The Mitebell Advocate given the fol. . � . ';-eut priif.-en durinx t . — . - . . , 1 -be ' least interest - the occasion, patriotic adiresses, suitable te 'ing . . I of is lawease, which will be �� - ' -- I ---- ;ing to i 11 ; t - ---."— . � of lour tob i I ea. triumvirate wit at a 1 lowing account, � i jjt:-5j hilm. A-VU61 . - - .---- - � i - . ; . . .. . . . lookt d is one. � for the eay and occasion,'were delivered 1) , eon ling forsome time previou9. , , I , . . - �: . I I uk, bow- y 6ber� township ;' , � lfj,'�-1 - - I . Thosa who were anxiops for a'sen�a�iiin go -t disint-pre8ted lookers, on. I Of Messrs, Alexander McLaren, M., P. , for , _At the Grand Lodge of Canada, - It de- I of interest to maj3y in J11 . r -. 1� ; . say without offense to; any' per- � . ; 11,jltztnaa.vverc . . � ; X : IAN P FIC � into )E e of the boats at the top of the slide ever, I may Id i lop, t Order of Good Templars, at ,Ot- 1 " The case of Walker vo. Norris, which has - . � . 11 � . n a pulley arran . ge. son, tbab the setcondi in commapid in this North Perth ; Arobiba 1-5 A]. P. P.. end I q l'$ I I . . � i , � and. Away W I ior East Huron ; Bernar O'Connell, Me-- , on ' - per , for some time, was - ;V this week, to . ; . .THE. pANa4D . . they went do *P. P.1 for South- awa, itwas decided to increase the been before the courts Tbo , f I -- I . . menl _ al I -of in Stratford last week. i I aughter-in-IaWp I . 0 splash into the lake in the middle of. triumvirate, the wort6y M. M Ilan, of ullett, )ita from . ; � 'rsions to thu Ca iridi I N, st at urod, has ,profitted :� most largay from its Killop, and Thomas Mc 11 ax d 10 cents to 12 cents, an4 - to disposed 'hat, . I L Of Ifam,",e Seekers' q 0 (1, the j aidens' Just f Ow � ,wo con ta I I - i ,ty excu I . .. orthw� at the Eide'of the chute H It , Grain Lodge delegates t per I parties live in Hibbett, : It seem- t � � -.Nlr. If ill, Will run . . I ucceeded who 'represen ed John M11MMELE1, M. P., I I . : I I � . . - . I . . was i I , . .Througb� it; he hao a �: It Norris claimed a strip of landat the -front I !-ttive.4. lie hag I . I . ,freat board wall on which was a operations . for travelling expenses. � . I ., . 1 . . retitri, F1,1res .� ; � p , . . - .. e ouncil South Huron, who was una )le to be present mile one way i to I I . I . . . t Mr. . . ibscuth ' .- of Niagara Falls, hence the na ning himself io the coulity 0 . I . . . I Ili - 1 C of Walker's farm, and Walker contended � ,,w fr(xn-t .. .J,,1.1oc)so1j1if1�, Hamiota, mentary d ;tie 1.11V . -, D614ttille, Anti .r, E'stevan, ) , 'i 91 for ten or twelve , � . I . I Only. 1 that a strip at the back of Norrit? land was . on account of his Parlia a at as also decided to give a rebate of 2 F, for it.-b,liss . willilipeg. 8'ane dian. Thelakeis quite- a )od, -eizs yeats; it has Oeoured to district lodges for mission work , p . Piln-.6 Albert' -Calgary, � . � . 0 �( 'Yoil, ' I 1. out are N:ery 1 4 ;11.l.,).mv* I - ,tc.gina, .MoO; �javv,' ftoil $30. prettily him a seat in the Legislature, and last, but Ottawa. I his. The , plairitiff sued tor that portion of � , iq visit- 8%va-ri Rivvr, , 1 . I and h3 grounds ab' � of, There was also a tug of i ,.ir between. the I -Mr. T. Cox, Mr. A. Armstrong 'nd . I y " Goftig-June 19th, retuiniDg until Aup-st laid ut with -flower beds. The swan boats not least, it has got for him the clerkshil e for land. which he flaimod him, and the - 4ofon& : 7: A - fstrawborr n, $10, � . . married and e'riale men, 1 7hioh 0 d no -Dr. Odle, of Brantford,hav abou a : Z" 7, 'I I - 8� other casual advan- I d ant countet c aimed the ].and ,At t*, baoko; � � - , I . om th front With the the ow $ear pas I . , i of .,,,,i, t(�(J-Deer, Ed�llonto � 0 T - look vdry grAciful fr . t nship, beside - I - 'T'f1t8or a ited in prospectirig1or , - I z 4 the ebu r I S. Alber*) -Goill" July 13th, retfilnillg .until Septepi y 4c tod little interest and excite neat. t been intere� ' 1. 0.1(1 � on Mr. F. *20th. (All rail or A 0 , , ate filled with people a;ng the-isail r at the tages, in auctionef!W phrasiolog , orhopa of i Walker claimed, howtvor,Ahat be has 00 p . . � t N ' 'h,, a e - I thorough test the laurels o � victor , rested ig", oils and minerals in the neighb I I - �, I—. � (All rail only,) Go m, J'Uly 170), r6turniipbrr fly-fil September 116b ti t " ' Whether or not , .1 cupied the land the defendant claimed fe; . ., � bii'-r 12th, V . . . .i ,. b4t when you got i I back view and numerous to men ion. -, . e stalwarts of thelbenedicti order, Brantford. Two weeks ago, ,,while ros , . : � -- -1 . * t ning, and was a- � . ' - , . . . : I stern, .- I t mer- with th I -�: I ' of , . . � 8 � . I :�-h ban(I wa- f All viiI or 8. S. All ert,i.) I � or J�ck Tar pur iping a hard as his good fortune id due o the etk�ra ge I - � ten yeirs, and therefore set up a claim � . . much to the a,musement . a I � 0. In see the po of i the crowd who 0ecting on the farm of William Gaukle, An I I I le, Cainiaffil tn Pdaifi overland .ty of bin oolleaguoa or to his superior caster, evidences .found, an i The strip claimed by 0(1'i�kll� to the INIUY� US E .110 41 �. he con With his feet to ma -,e the afflair go, .081 . . of gold were t 1, statutory possession. - . r . . . � % C0111in-c,nteing 11 10 ) I . witnessed the tussol. I L . eering abilities Wad hi winning Na 8, .. ben wide. by four hun- k . sing),ing. II'd Van-. 'you I e I like tellin tb coupants to get ngin . . P - Wile the 1' 1,inJtet.1,?' rill rua DATLY bet'wee-- Toronto The , event, howevert which, perhaps, �s believed that the metal Is there in paying Walker is nine inc � I T 11yer, tll#-- "Jillperi'a, . . . .1 out on walk The walls ou� thi: garden I am not prepared t6 may. The fa t I - ;11prt(! he � .. It ' , . . 0 Jb` - e I I Ct of M ,he quantities. Furthermork will at once be � d red feet long' and amounts in all to the, - . -ifxted. I � tin in 96 hours, Leaves. Tor . . rate, � rem I ains. An- he has created more interest than any other of . ;one two -- : �,,ouvii�r, witkin" the r . . oil bo, at 1 D. M. a.ayi painted to represe t the coefis, at any, ,f day, was the contest between four young .- I � 'aro . I he Di per %ore, is -worth �wenty - , -- NZ I'Lfresihmentsi, n . most pie. su, ,of the combination, so o �ushed. -hundredth part of an aore,*h1ob,, ' ' , . ' ill leave -Cwen Sound -� "Ruesdays, Thurs(la3 s. anLI Satur- the green is ma oubt -T ,�partmerit to Education has �e- I valued a;t W. - - � 7 � � by V,11.- (). -11. R, boats W . . turet (I ie. country, and although de most : ladies for a gold watch, p esented by Rev. 1 f a by Wilker, � . , - . I ; . g wore . in I r IV Father Fogarty. The lLdy competitors 7 1, i �101 11-, ,,,Ili - A,v. list, -for the Soo ,,ind 'Furt William.., T,,irougli t�ckets ather v' id, and some of the trees and courso he stands to; lose mosb b it d' - 6ded upon -. -- - i . �m in connection with I cent�. - Norris' land, claime � -. 4 . . - Ir. . �Iap', Commencing M � '. . by Z.1 Shes- ts to About one-fourth of an sort. � ,� v,, N, - - cith�r all rail 4 via bur magnificent people a little out of proportion, the effect ruption, whieb is threatened wore ; - ental -examinations. Hereto- ' amoun the I Ujit. , Miss Tessie.Carrol, of Dublin ; Miss the departm � - I it it ) I , . le, is not go f rom Ow which aide will the ,examinations I In this conueo-ion, I I � PIC -i Toronto i-i,mml at this Qffic(� for all wukits We -,,t � uship lines, on t1tO who bid. � You cani ritt's rash action. ood Alias Mary Car- fore, the results in all of the I I the question �of wliAi' . I � t fron � - wkcts via TNI,k)ntreial antl-El4er I)eilip,4 r Stem . . 00 another. smile of his favor.lie 4ereafter, or Will he be Nora Holland, Beechw ob. 'ease Costs 3-14 couni � . I - if$ boatz. Also oce,'111 t' . I . . . one i ii le sh ow, so to speak, iut I for teachers and matriculatione Were -p i ty 1.8 interesting. The 1. �� Am Buch6nan � I � . 41 8 0, hn, Staffa, and Migs Annie G.eary, Hibbert. , 6 . I I : 1 olicifed. -� , � like Pat with his tWo Wives : - ?Ursa -- .a " ss respectfull� 8 � - * . had in one issue of the Toronto pap re. i Jurymen s,�&argex will be for three day -at . I I .3 at h(�re hGrna � TvIt-raph antl 1110110� 0,rdOr 1111',40 ' - I f ir There is the picturesque villago, in which Each vote cost: ten cents, a ad for each vote lis I - .- . 1) . I I - e)a the two and keep, as a led to au un- i $L�Q eacl�. Per day or $54. The fees Of t, is I I .. . .. . .. . .................... . . I a the exhibit of the Q een of RoInan neutral course etwe . led, the voter is entitled brick -this the Departmen� belieye I I . I 10 I � of Stanley" . � . --..-.. , � . I- -- . there i I � hurting the POI to own a . - . . I increase this ; �, 0 Judging from the In Institutes � o0noidor ye' fee will met) i saw �olls, and dolls dressed in the oo . I . i . I t1t,bilily, oveni i .... . o limit to the number of Fotes any ,a total of nearly $4* 1 1 ' n � 4300, making - � ple of all nations; peasant soldier, past, this wil be the policy attempted. � I � It, met to. elect[ . I I . , LD of tb e peo- I ni- might record. On the con. A being r lade the of the province and one sch al vied with about * about . � We lih tori al dolls. We t2k thin in! and close as he. can o both without I as �healthy and unwise tivalry among the dif- conitablek,an-d officials- wil �; ill- on the 0111* the now chnrob, and, of aou,rse, th,ere w ' 1�. sturnes - ieelings of ei her?" person fereut high schools and collegiate .1 119 . .. .... , ON - - i 6umber 0 0 costs, over a strip of laud valued at . 11-ing terra, The R, . J 0 11 . C�- I nobleman Xing and Queeo, ' A re d chool ' When�, the senior tr ' iplet discarded his mu vote was found to stand an follows : M, ion .the other in the of pupils *h ' Uter being out for 8,Wut twohoura, ... Z . - I f � . f-1 a ' ' -hi ' . certiflostett. The value placed . 20 eei ,, I I - ete , 'a 1 'Wardrobe for ' is more pretentious get ,- ' . -* 1,reeident, - , of dolls Is shown, a wedding, a f rroll,- 3,450 ; Miss Hol*nd, 3,35) it Miss .could - IV i . I . cor . ) iamentary one, bi.a worthy first junior 940, mikkinj end.ing ', t e l- � 'C. - Vo � R.. i . S6a o One tion prodessioll all shown in ent Ca g "in upon teacher) th by int 3 ' b jury returned a verd,14 in fovor of Z *. I EN , I da dips Carlin, 1,750; Itlias Gear'. , )I 1 Walker. They found that4art !of tbe line if,*nt, f.aur& I ill- � 1AG -V differ - I o I I . urning o Car o oel- parl i ffi and by sqho( , we-.�ley Sch . )MI costumes, are indeed in ... ereatingi had lifinself appointed ret ". all 9,490 votes,, and nettin g the sun,),, sum of pupils, by teachers themselves r . ells " d I Berlin Mutual nmti( f dark' lantern I a n - the true line aul part = the - '*T AN -, 0, BETHUNE 1: Agent for Merchan s a I , , I - But I haven't time to. tell of any i ore and bid could act the part o ,h v tees was judged by th umbe Of his I fence was on t . . � sistarib to his principal wit' pupilewho w y - I I-V 1 - Vy 11 I out bringin $949. ' Se ere, liberal sub3,riptions in aid of trus � plain -tiffs land." I Minnia ; . . must go on to thd next place, Op )osite to . 9 ere anceessful. In thili *a . . :,'.itnist I church edifloe were also obtained i I . I ; I I %le. the new � �1 � 0 1 . i annie 71� I � me Insurance Gompajiie6 - - I I n upon his own devoted head the m . . . - I I Jesilie it - . F . the exhibit of dolls was,a repreBon �atiou of dow I i I I ,� . . I i . - I - ! ! . �, . . 1, I . wriateadent - I . I I � I * - - . I - . i i � . 1. - lt4 ay, I , �. I . � I � I . i - i - - � I . I . ,V,maut ; avaiatant - i �- . I - - 1 q I � - 11 : I , . . . i .. I I I . 1. ; . It � . .. i I � . -'iukbeixior. I � ,� le I I i . . :. I - "I I . I I . : I . . I I I I � I �� I � I .