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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1901-06-21, Page 4I - I . . . t . I - -�t I � - - . � �. � . � i � .1 . . . . . I . I : � . r , - . . I . � I- . - . . . � . . ; , � I I . . I . . I I . . I I I I . I . � . . . - . . . � ; . � � I � - -, I 1. . . � - � . I �' - _ __ ,- _______ ____ . . - _ �, � '!L­j�_, �­­�r,­__- - - ­_ �­ "--- - - ­ � - __ �___ __ , - .�,7_� � I I I . I . I I � __ - . - - t- - - � __ - . M�_ _?�__________V�. _�4w_�_ 7__ __ __ �,;� z ­.=W�� ,� -� -4.-V— -f.-0"--,--- - - . � I - - __ . . - - I- I .t_-_��­+� ­--­ ­1�*_ .. .. _�� - __ , — � , , � . - - ­ -, -_ - - - - -- - -_ -_ - . , . 1� - . "_�­,p - . ­ _1_1 -11-- �­ - I . 11 -- — - , , . , I . � - � � : I --� - �� - . � , . , I i � � . 11 I I � ___11_1�_ - I I � -, �7. � . � 4— -, I , " , , , - - . ..: I I � . . � . � - -11, z 11 . . . I - . . . : I % � I I i I . - . I . - I I - : t � . . . . � I "!'- � - ­ . 7T� � I � � . q ...... ! - . � � . ; . - . I - % . . il , I . I � � , � - : . � I . . .. � . I - � . 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Mrs. John Pollock, Min, Wm, Parsons, and . - . . I . - - -, � - - - - I .i I . I well attended and Interesting, and will bear rooms may be,occared from Mrs, J. Peck. ' = - . I - plain h " I I ow it is ,that the business of the ity. It has, always dealt I�berally with it, � . I one, denotes the pitge of Vit, tt � , r 0% 1Vh!,.h the ' Clinton postoffido has never equallod the More will not be ' anted with the --consent . . _ e 1wrtinement w . gr I Mr. Stratton and Hon.Mr.Dryden addresped visit from ie renowned 48 th Highlanders' I . - :�­_ I a - _. I - . j.-, .. � buainess of the Seaforth office ? When it of the people, and the ,sooner Sir William ' - I . . ; . . . . . I Aff The figUrCh-:ktWOOL1010 pwc-nklvtd cc eaoh ' . . - ­ . good fruit . when election time comes. Hon. It is proba4le -that Bayfield may receive a � � . ­ � Particular Men-Graliz & Mal,iceiald-1 I . ,-a large meeting at Mitchell, on Tuesday Regimentall B,trkd, of Toronto. They are to � a , �_ - . - - . I 0 � . I U.— � I, ; *F , 4-� 1 Xc� iiow�% ii: Wevilth-Wrn. ll,ekard ,,, Co. -5 does this it may perhaps explain upon what and:'his fellowgrumblers realize this fact, night of last week, in the interests of Mr. ,be in Clinton on the oce'aaion of the Huron - I -. Hot Weather Goc di -McKinnon & Co._6 t I I . I I . I ) . I 11 .. . - ; principle of right 'or justice Clinton has the better for thei of mind and Valentine Stock, the Liberal candidate. Tile Old Boys' gathering, ori July 6th, and it is . ' - 11 i - Red Hot Stimps -Learoyd & Co, -6 I � - . r own epeaoe - I :� " Bmg,.vin LlBt-llarland Broe,-5 - ey be ,brought here on the I . - . � 1. . I I , i been favored and.other places of at least for the institution for whose- welfare they ; the -hat th I .. I I Liberals should win in this constituency At proposedt � .1 ­. j, Xe, ­,nvod�Johu Laird-$ I next election. There were enough Re. 7th, and give a sacred concert in Jowett's - 'Tenders Wanted -%V. Lano-6 _ _ � equ%I im portancei as �,howa by tile post. profess so much concern. - �� �.� - .. 1�. - , . They muot learn form votes left off the voterfi' list in one grove. They have but recently .returned THE DRUGGIST - - , - I I- , ; , Atiotion 8ale-Thowas Brown -6 - I I 0 ed over. It fb out their garment in accordance with the municipality at the last election to have from a successful tour of the leading cities - . . . . - � -1 , �,�- . strmy 0�lvv­J. Sanderaoil-6 I . . � , , , � � , office returns, have, -b -on pass I � � : . : I ; _K_ " � It, rsA Rake. For 840- Reid & Wilsari-�-S i might further explain' tb'e rettgons which oloth'at their disposal, and in doing this I turned the .scales and elected Mr. 8tock, I - 11r, - of the United States. We hope nothing I , . I I . . - , I I - _ � Private Rooms at Pan-Aniorlean- I I 11 V%� .8 i have induced the Government to change they,will accomplish much more for th"eiv ,: and, as a,result of this oversighb, the, � con. will prevent the proposed visit.�About 30 � I - . �. 4 P, To Farmors-George Ohosney-6 t " - I � � �.;. , - Portland Conient-J. Lelper-8 otituenoy has been represented by a Consey. of our villagers t6ok inithe steamboat excur- .S.EAFORTH, I � -1 i -, � '1)0 their -policy in the matter ,of the erection of -favorite institution than by abusing those I Yative instead of by a Reformer'for the past 6on to Detroit on Wednegday.-The close I I : , -1 - I 4cra Farm For So;lo--:T. Brown -5 . � I 1. I I � I . -or why .they . should -and . . . - 14 , postoffioe buildings,' who cannot see through their spectacles, four years. . : . Z - I � Binder Tw1ne-J. R, Stratton -5 . - I . Surely this sort of thing will season for bass came to an end Saturday. A - I - � I., � I I � . - I � - � . I - Farm Lands For Sale -C. Dale -6 I I not occur a &in, and it can only be A mis- large number of sports from Clinton and I I . . .1 _­ I now adopt a policy which they bitterly who, possibly, have �as great a desire to .. . - � i ,g . . . I � . .. � -1 ... I � Ball Platios-Scott Bros -8 . � tak ' of this kind or a' feeling 'of over con- . _ - - � - .- t .- I e other places were here on Monda,v fishing, , .. I., � Pan. Am)rloari Visitors �J. T. Fulton I 8 condemned when in opposition. iris,intain the credit of the -Province educh- � , - 1, I I i - �,� I Wrv.ted -Loaroyd & Oo.-8 - . . . i fidenee that can defeat Mr. Stock ia' this but met with poor success, owing to the of the high respect and esteem in which her'sister, Mrs. Charles Manns._�,Iisa - - ­ .. . � , r- .;� ­ e __� . tionally and every other way as they have.. Lucy 1. Great Bargaius-Riehardson & UcInnis-8 The meeting at Mitchell, on heavy rains on Saturday. -Mrs. James both the bride and groom were held. Mr. Humeston is visiting relatives and friends . _­� 11� -1 constituency. ; ;,...- I Shoe Bargairls-2-R. Wiple & Son-$ . Toronto - University. . If the University is in such sore peou'uiary Tuesday ni � ght of last week, will give him a Johnson is fitting her house up for ohe ac- and Mrs, Whitfield settle down to' the in St. Alaryf.-Street watering is becom- - :11, . .I . . I , "I �� � I �: Cuatoc� Cardlr�g-Scaforth Woollen Mill -8 I It seems to -us that the frienAq of ToL,on to ' good lift if the. enthusiasm lisplayed th - Mr. � i.. � .�i_ . 4 ; '110 � I- ere ! commodation of ,summer border@. sterner duties of married life under very a necessity in our village. -A lar Ing �..­ ­ 13R13, ,,Enipotlurn-G. Baldwin-$ - straits as Sir William and his friends may, ��� . �� "I is kept up until election day. . Tisda!e, of Clinton, was in town on Satur- auspicious circumstances on their fine farm party - - ge wedding I . . Toseli6r Wanted-Wkii. Buttety-6 University, or Vilose who have constituted how would it do for them to 'apply to the drove into our village on Tuesdo, - 1. � ... , � . . �� .­ w IN � . A G)od Ohaince-W,11 Copp-! I � . t . ; ' . � day, with his automobile. --The volunteers y � I . ' . - - - - - 7. - I � _ 1. -,-I---- � I - , 'irla Wanted -T. J. Steplions-8 champions,- not Toronto city couticil ? That city is, certain,- returned from camp at London on Satur-- b I eat wishes of a ­` �� J, I G ,themselves its chief are . in Grey township and take with them the evening, to catch the north�bound �� .7 � . � � I - , I � - express. I � � Notloo.of D;ssolutlou-fitarR, & Leatherl4nd-5 doing that instituti Maze -n S. Pingree, ex -Governor of Mich .large circle of f riends and The contracting parties were Nlr. John I -11 � . I n L� - . � - � �A � � I otto& to Contraot3re-D, Manlpy---�fr . on a good.servico by oor- ly' as much interested in the institution " I- day. -Mr. 'Jariies McDonald, tailor, h acquaintances. May theirs be a long, happy . - i.. N Ill . . I � � i m as Whiteman, of Iffulleit 7 - ­ 7 I . Detroit, , , . , and Miss JAnet , e -W. Somorville­o y prating about its impecunibas con- , and prosperous wedded life. 1,11en, daughter of Mr. Wri). 1�jnslfiaa of - - . , Spevfaf Excurelon tinuall gan, and for several years mayoe of - I I - ; I . the Province is. Besides being a very great I :fairn takea up his residence in Bayfield, � 't ., Dry and O&t,j for Sale­mp. Sw-e--6 . . . t - . : � : . - I 7 :. . . dition and its lack of efficiency on ac' died in London, England, on Tuesday last, an absence of about a year. -County I I . -1 - w � Winiow Shqdeg-J. Landaborough-8 count educational convenience to the people of - - , . . .-. I . . . __ � the same Lownship.-Mr. Wm. Henry, of - t ,� , - . . . .1i I _�, .1 Solid Comfort Shoca-4-W. H. Wiffil-S after a few day's illness of dysentery.- His Councillor Torrance was in town: on Mon. - Belmore. - St. Marys, was in the village last we, j � . . � of its impecuniosity. There is -no doubt but Toronto, it Is a source of very considerable - ^ day. -Mr, Alex. Frasor, of Elms, spent a _k I . �! - , . I ' � ;t. � I Telephone. Ser,iie c -0 $V. Papsk--5 '' _ , , . Z . _ . , , . son was with him st the time of his death, I visiti his sisters Mrs, Wm. M , � - 0 .� ., V ill Street Fair -Town of Goderieh-6 � more funds could -be used to �advafitage in revenue to the cit . . few days visiting friends here. DEATH ov Mn, JA,mri,s RITCHIE.-Mr. I oore and . . I � � � Y It is the medium He was the head of the largo shoe Manufac. I I � - , ,. - General Notice -J. J. UpLaughlin-4 I . Mrs. 119. B. Rnme ston.-Mr. A. At, I'— I " . . , connection with 'that inatitution if they � I � James Ritchie, an old, well known and tPber. � I � ; � 7 1 ­ gh which man - thousands of dollars turing firm in Detroit. which bore his � name, - 60n)m fi -1 I i throu no new tail' . � . Z .. - . : Y I highly respected resident of the township of . ellinsr ill T - 0 - I ' � - or; shop and dw � were available, and perh "a its efficiency The Pingree shoe is as po nearing completion, and presents a fi ' - : I r I I.- ap . from , outside. are annually distdbute'd to � pular and fashion- Leadbury. Howick near here, died on Tuesday 6f last ne ap. , . w . . : - Z � � ,�__ - 43� able in the United States as the -Slater shoe pearance. . 1991118 , I f I . 9 . � ': I I I - � Uron Q;-X#00`J0T*' might -thereby be increased.1 , But there are th-e-b ' -profef Summmt'i SUPPLY, STATION. -06mpletely week. The sad event was not unexpected -11r' Robert H" ' Of Exeter, � i t � � I _ I . 11 'ght 3�, 1 - : usiness and islonal men of the is in Canada., He was 9, native of Denmark, stocked with a ory woman's summer want. � was in the village on abbath, visiting . I -7 I . � , � '_ L _ (to trany other interests of which the same can city, and as such it may justly claim liberal Maine, and w!as 61 years of age. . as Mr. Ritchie had been suffering from ill - � ,� v I I i r . i -.1. _� _. . ; I .1 That's what The E. McF&uI Co.1a. Store, health for some time past, the result of an 1 friends.-Mias Francis Cornath, of Londow� . 11 I . 7 : - i be said.- The University is a' costly institu- firia0cial aid from the .city. The Province ___ visiting her parente.-Mr. Alex. Le ' , � � i IC � , I I _ . � I - Seaforth, is, The quickest sellers are ailment which baffled the best medical 18 w11V - � I I who was in the employ of Mr. Ale . � ) . there in good assortments in Hosiery, skill. Mr. Ritchie was 61 years of age. ,� , ' -'and if its friends can not get all they has done ita full share, let Toronto show up The West Durham Dominion electio Arthurt q . ; �­ 1. SEAFORTEr, FRIDAY, June 21st, 1901 tion, I I . ; I - . 1) . � . I - t I I - - d? - want, they should do ai other people, they in li kevproporti . ( Gloves,- Vests, Corsets, Skirts, Wbite He was born -in the township of North Dum- hardware Merchant, has gone to Win ham -- : I ,; Ion. . ' ' a .. � L � should make the best showingthev can with . � � trial, whi-ch *as in progress in Cobourg for Wear, Sailors, Dainty Colored Muslina for fries, Waterloo county, near the village of to take a situation. -Mr. and Mrs. Ran ; I . I -1 I � . I . � p .. I � � . I Death of JE16n. A. S. Hardy. -_ . some days las,t week,has resulted in the peat dresses, Marshall -are visiting relatives at Sanit Ste. ; - , , . � the funds at their disposal. We are not . ' - � P!etty Dimities waiting to be Ayr, and was a son of -the late Mr. Thomas FI � . 'i . I ;ii I . - Hon. IA. S. Hardy, ex -Premier of the itorial Notes and Comments. being declared vacant and another election and many Ritchie, one of the best known and- most Marie. , .1 . � Ed f9shioned into handsomegowns, 7 , - I . - ­ . aware that the graduates of Toronto Uni. . . � I q . ­ �... 11 L � . Province of Ontario, to whose illness we - � ordered, The candidatev at the election other desirable things.' - - ____ - . � I � � - �, � Premier Ross addressed large meetings in. - 1750 1� prominent farmers of that district, Early . I 1� Z_ ,... I . versify are behind tho'm* . f , - I I . e of any similar in- NOTES. -The woods and fields are a love- in life he came to Howick and settled on stafta. i . __; % , I - . made refirence last week, passed from this . were Mr. Beath and Mr. Thornton, the for' : � - - I - I , - 1.f� I . �_ . stitution elsewhere,_ Y Brookville and : West Bruce during the mer a Liberal. and the latter an Independ- ly green and the sweet odor of plants and the farm near Behilore, where. he continued Ir You Apm NOT a cu�tomer of the E. , .. or that they in any w F . I fo.on Thursday, l3th inst. Mr. Hardy i : �present week. His addresses were elo uenb flowers is in the air. The beautiful rosy to rcside until his death. He was one of 0 1 . 11 � I �� ii L I . I - . . . ; �� � � I suffer when they come into competiti:n 9 M Faul Co., Seaforth, alreadr � _ _. � . I � . Y, You ought i , ;-� �,�' w&3 a native Canadian, having been born in end convincing as usual, at Conservative. Mr. Thornton' was elect. mouth of June -will 4sa away o . - � .. t . ... � w . . . 1, � . 0 and will bear good e . nly too the first settlers in this township and was ; - ; � - - __ - with the graduates of other similar institu- I to go -to their -store some time just to see r Z : �, . . I - I- ._� Mount Pleasant, Brant county, a few miles _f' speedily. -The � . f. - - 7 f . . - - � 'hey're ' I . I 1, I - tions in any --Province .in': --the Dominion, or fruit.- If the Preni'16r would speak in every ed �by a considerable majority, but it turned re willte a picnic held in. entitled to rank among the ploneers6 He bow tbeydo business and the way t - connection with the I � , I I �� .from the present city of Brantford. He I cons ituency in the province between this I out that he had made his election deposit in school in section No. 9 leaves a fine estate. Mr. Ritchie was a man kept bustling. It's a si t that would I - -71 1 � �4 1 � f, i I .1 an Y : I - - : I � :� . -, for that matter, in any cc i 'tr ' in the McKillop, in the grove of Mr. Dann -� ' ' just now tbey�b e busy helping � , - is, a of sterling integrity and of more than ordin inspire you. r � '. � � 4 rlv� was 64 years of age. -On concluding his . . and lection day there would not be much a marked cheque instead of current cOiri Of half mile north of Bethel church, on the af - ary ability, but of a ictirin . disposition. w r ; - . - world. Oa the contrary, -we think - we are 9 p9ople to keep cool -selling them the &try � , - I I - � _ . � . do the realm, and on this account the returnin � - � %�.4 lega,l studies he commenced th e' practise of . ,u t as to the result of the next election. - 9 terneon of Tuesday, June 25th. The attrac. On account of this he never aspired to any ; I . . i ,� ; I . . � � :­ � I . � � � i� wibh,in the mark when'we 'say that the sons But great as his powers of endurance are officer declined to declare him elected, and I kindabf materials for summer wear. i � . . ; law in Brantford, -and although quite a tions will be music, recitations, swinging, of tile public positions for which his general � . . � � 11, - - - ! .1750-1 i . . �.. � � i the eeat has been unrepresented during the 1. ; ) _­_� . 4 4 1 1 and daughters of Oat& ' rio, whether uni'vers- they mus� have a limit, and it is not wise to I girls' and boys' foot races, and a game of popularity and e,xcelle t abilities so emin, . " t , r, ( young man he a1tained great prominence at . a - �.�,�, I . ­ ide a free horse to -death. recent. sessiorl. A petition was' entered - I _`� � . __. " � ity educated or ( ' NOTES. -,MiEs Kate Norris, who has been 14 1 � not., hold their own r ently qualified him, but preferred the quiet . '.. . I . football. Atent will be on the grounds : J 11 . . ! 11 i. the bar, his, aervices being in frequent de- -Z.. ___ a.inst his return ori account of bribery. The where sick,for som6 time, is convalescing. -Mr. - f - � l , � wherever they go, and frcquently get ahead ; . I rib all kinds of delicious drinks and of home life. His efforts, however, as an � I - ­ .� . �, - Mand bey - ,u 0 eorge !Dalton, of - Mitchell, is : .. _. -ond the borders of the county in, Tile County Council did a proper and a . ery charges have been undergoing in- s - I rusticsing . I � I I 4; - - . � . I of those of other countries with wh m they ,r I weqtmeata will be served. Miss Annie agriculturahtt and stock breeder, set an ex- with . friends for the purpose of recruiting - i. which he resided.. He had, however, a I . commendab e act at their last session in do., I vestigation by the court,and one was proven McLeod, the teacher of the school, and a ample to others which must have exerted 1-_ � � � - a- beneficial influence arnong his Jel his health, after a a severe illness of typhoid : . T - I- I - _� - � I come in contact.. This being the coase, our I termining to erect a now and . sui-ta and others were likely to bei when the par. number of other bright girls have the affair lowe. - . �, � natural inclination towards politics and his . . ,ble resi.-.' ties came to an argeement that the election . fever.-' r. James Jeffrey, of Buffalo, has � - ,� - . . � .� � I , : - i * . I M � � � A., eduoar,ioaal institutions, from' the low' I in hand and everybody whr wishes to'have , � : I I .� great abilities were soon availed of in that ' . eat to dence for the gaoler. i Hitherto this official should be declared void and the battle He was a firm, true friend and a most use- r6turned home, accompanied by his brother, . - . I - I - a thoroughly enj,i)yable time should attend. ful citizen and his death is s� distinct lose to . � . I - field. He first came into local prominence � . -1 17" , and his family have -b en hohsed in John, after spending a week with his f I : I V . ; / � I the highest, can not be much behind, or our I fought over again. On tile other question, -Your correspondent is in receipt of an the community where he had lived so long I .- - I ; - people are'able to all as to the deposit, the jud .-Mr. Wm. Sadler, reeve, has ra. I rn, ow to better advantage . ges declined to father :. .1 2 ag a politician in 1867 and 187:1 and when `�the gaol, rhere the conditions were ' invitation from -the graduating class of the and where he was so highly respected. He � ­­ � unsani. I - I � � � ­ ; oil inferior educ�tional equipment than are tary and th 'ings abomina � . give a decision,as Parliament has since pass.- Michigan Normal school to attend -their had many friends throughout the count turned from a few days' visit to the Pan. , - Sir Francis Hincks came up1to ca tur i South � e surroun ble. This I I � � I Y I American. -Mr. W. M orrison intends taking -1 i P _. ed an Act making a certified cheque a legal opening exercises, which commence this Avho will 8iricerely regret LO learn of hi.9 d, ; " I ­ I � the people of other countries, It does not- residence sho�ild have been erected long ago, deposit. A conspiracy was also proven by in'the big fair this week. -Mr. and Mrs. � , I Brant for the Tories in 1872, Mr Hardy . I - . � . matter which , is' the correap theory, 'the There is no necessity for a very elaborate or w . hich it had been agreed that'the Conser- week, and which will be addressed by, Hon. mise. I - Honey, formerly of Stratford. were the - . . I . was the right hand man of Mr. N-Jilliam . - I eklionsive structure. -What is -needed * Washin ton Gardiner, and others, In the -_ -1 I I , i . k f act IS t -bp one in which we are prin. comf . is 9 . I guests of Mr. and Airs. John Robins over . ,� 1. I Paterson, who - was th � - Mai: , w . vhtivea would support Mr. Thornton, an Ill. list of successful students, we notice the ' - I a Liberal c_ Aidate . ort and convenience,, and 6, residence dependent, for the Dom- inion Parliament Hensaft. I Sunday, also a Mr. Lewie, of Whitby, who . , I , - - - r 11� . I . � i cipally interested and,of - which the people 'providing these recj uiremen�s she 9 if name of one gentleman, Mr. Samu'l Hack. : ��_� �� . and who won the seat. In the spring of . uld bo i . e . 7 I— the Independents would support a Consei 0113ITt-AltY.-We regret this week to have was an intimate friend of Mr. Robins in ' I ,­ � of Oatario-have just cause,for pride. ' erected for a sum in the neighborhood'of vative for the Provincial Legitlature. . r-- well, son of Mr. William Hackwell, of this to chronicle the deatli of Janet Paterson their younger daye.-.Miss McInt re, 61 . - � . : 18-�3, when Hon. E, B, Wood resigned his � . - I This � , _­ - I . I about three thoueand ddllars. place, while there- p6re 24 young ladies. It ? y . . . We also think the friends of th,3 tnive . . is surely an earthly p aradiee for our young event occurred at- their home, on Wednes.�- -Mr. riderson. -, ] -1 I I I . seat for South Brant in the Provincial Leg- re-' would likely have voided the election, even wife of Air. Wm. Bell, of this village, which 'St, Marys, i the guest of Mrs. He � . 18 � � � - --,-,- I ­ !- w had there been no briber proven. - - I - _� ,I ' Y isiting with his I - % - The Toronto' -Mail slys that the preqent . . ___ day last in her 68th year. Mrs. Bell had brother and relatives in D'akota. The pie - i . - islature, to accept a judgeship 'a Manitoba, ity make a, mistake, in cont nually badgering friend 8am. to be in the midet of such a Joseph &rriE ja v . I - I I . Mr, Hardy was selected as the'Liberal can., the Ontario Orovcrnme�ut for- -additional. 'aid � The Toronto Mail is laboring industrious . galaxy of. bright- American maidens and . een in ill health for the past two years, nic in connection with Grace church was � I * 0 1 �_ � I � . . members of the Ontario Government can not . sweet girl graduates, and something which b i I I , for that iustitutiou and in abusing the nev I . .1 � � ­ . did,ate, and was elected by a �considerable 0 ,er having recovered from a severe at- quite a success, in s:p;,,e of the -ain.-Pre. - - . . I I begin to'compare with Messrs. Whitney, ly to make its readers believe that the mein- will, no doubt, make -many of our boyp here - r , . I . - ra ng made by the Methodists . - . - i Government for parsimony and narrowness, Foy aud Matheson, of the Opposition. The bers of the Ontario Government, who are months she had been very seriously ill, for their aurival Pienic, in Pullman�a Grove, � I I . . . . majority ever Mr. J. J, Hawkins. He green with envy. While we cannot soe our tack of la grif.pe, but during the past few pa ' tions are bei . P _ . - a - � ! Continued to, represent South Brant in the I because they can not see their way clear to Mail know way clear to attend this pleasant gathering, I � a very much better than this, and holding Meetings In various" a 'heart affection, coupled with other July lat.-Rev. Mr. Henderson has return. ' , - . i . onatitueucieH through . . - I I I Legialature from that time unt' comply with their demands., A notable in- -it also, know' throughout the Provincei aria being . coldly at the same time we are pleased to h,ear of � 7 il he retire d ailments. Mre. Bell was a native of Scot- ed from Conferenze.----wThe fu1neral of the 7 ­ . I a that -wh 3n it makes a state. Mr. Hackwell'a continued success' -Many � , I � ­ . 7 ­ I ; stance of this was given a few nights ago in meat of this kind it is stretching the truth received by the people, �nd that- thos-e meet. readers were amused in reading the vigorous � .- ­ about two years ago, and was, always, re- , ' . Jaud, h,i,ving been oorn at Thornhill, Perth- late Mra. Carlin, of Seaforth, who was I I - I thire, in the year 1833,_ and emigrated to .stricken down with paralysis while visiting . - turned by,large majorities.. I I Toronto, on the occasion of the anti' 4 , I - . Q 1877 he be. . ual din- to breaking point, as It in impossible that its Ing are very alimly afte�aded and are ex tirade of Mr. Ransford in TifE EXPOSITOR - , - . . q 11 - . - � � � I this county with her parents in the year a,t the home of her ,son, took .place on . , � last week, and yet no doubt a large majority � � - - 1A ­ . � came a member of the Moirat� administra. ner of the University Alumni's Association, prejudices can so blind its common sense as , tremely dull affairs. Of course, if the N1 aiI of the rate payers of the county of Huron 1, 1�36, the same year " -as Mr. Bell came to :Thursday morning of last week. A large � . I. tion, first as Provincial Secretary, then as Sir William Meredith, who 'is Chancellor of to be sincere in any uch statement. Mr. can keep up the courage of its friends by Ahink tho county council did what was just � ; . . � I �- � 4 � i Whitney is well enough in his way, but the this country and on the same vessel, and set- concourse of people followed the'remains to ' � I . I � . Minister of Crown Lands, and afterwards as the Universityl animadverte,d severely on Premier can whistling a tune of this kind, we suppose no right. If. the old boys of - Huron want to tled first in Egmondville, where she re- 'the Dublin church, where Main was held, . . . ri . i - - play with him �a he likes, while person should objdct. But, bur inform' mai ed with h�r parents for a short time, ,thence to the Irishtown cemetery. � � � Premier. He had, therefore, been a mem. the conduct of 'the Government in declining � there'are a' dozen men on t4 Liberal side tion a- come up- here annually for a good time let . � o I 7 1 � I , t is reliable, until they settleti on the farm near Rodger- OWN - . � . I _1� ber of the Legislature for 28 years, and a bo'give greater assistance to the Uaiveraity. outiide of the Government who are infinite- , and we think I' is to the them look to their relatives and friends to ville, nov� owned andoccupied by her broth- � � � I I contrary effeeb. While there have been one . I � - � . � I member of the Government for 24 years, " If The remarks of the speakers on that occas- ly the superiors of the two others named in or two meetings upt as largely attended as treat them to it. or, Nlr, John Paterson. In the year 1851 . Varna. I - I -A . I I point of ability and all that g, oes to make a NXNWAWM� . � ' � . �t - - -we mistake not Sir Oliver b4owat is the sion are referred to as f ollo we by the Toronto uccessful and useful me- ibeif of Parliament. they might have been, yet, on the whole, I . . . the deceaped was married to Mr. Wm. Bell, JOTTrX'oS.-)v1r. and Mrs. John if -art ; � I I ., . � I a . n I - ly survivor' of those wh Mail : I . . . - who now survives her. They remained on took i ' . I - on o com, osed the . . In this they"have been more successful and satisfac. MCK1110P. :n the excursion to Detroit. on Wed. . I � . � P '. ' I � case comparisons are indeed odious, tory than the Ministers expected they would - their fine farm on the � Lond?.n Road, half a nesday. -Mr., Philip M array, of Eqmoad- I . � . . - Government when Mr. Hard � " The ears of the me nbers of the Ontario - and the Mail is not Solid Camfort Shoes for Men. Look in mile south of Hensall, until 1891, when they ville, w arna on : I � y became a . d Ing it� friends a 7 i I � , good be -when they were arranged for, and the as in- V Tuesday last, and , member of it, and there are few of those Government must have burned last night service in inviting them. , :- our South window. W.- 11. WiMs, Sole Agent in retired to their present fine home here,. to - I . . I . people have ,manifested a commendable de. Seaforth for Geo. A. Slater's "juviefug,, ghoo. -bought Mr. Hart's Ari ver at a good figure. : . l while the dinner. of , . ____ i . . : sire to hear what their representatives had ' arming pur- -Quite a numberof our villagers took in � � . i I I Alumni Association w' F � enjoy a well earned rest from f - i who, were then members of the'Lggiala tu re Toronto UMversity I � . he are now left in life. I as in progress., Their The Toronto Mail silould bring its editor n of the confid 1749-1 suits. Mrs.. Bell was, in' the fittest and the excursion to the Model Far ' ,1 w lack of a courageous policy in - connection I - to say in juRtificatio ence they! WOULD You K.Now why it is so sure to M on Satur- I ._� _. er I !with I its ne . i , rise, a ng 'day last,�Xlr. Win, Armstrong, the veteran Mr. Hardy was an exceptionally a I . he E, other, and always took a deep interest in agent for nursery et�ock, was in town on I : ial columns into clos un ty' had re osed in them. The writer attended 1 pay as well an please to tr de wiih T truest se faithful wife and lovi � ble with that institution came in for a severe, i ws a � .1 - . . rcoriug one of these meetings, ndt in a Liberal.j McFaul Co., Seaforth? 'Tia simply 'this : m � , far seeing, courage- her home. She leaves to mourn her death Monday, and says that he has been in the man. He was shrewd' from Sir William .Ralph. 'Meredith, colunins, - On its editorial page it daily dis. stronghold by any means, and it was a most One can't get closer to actual cost than they her husband, three sons and four daugh- -business for ten yeare, and sold' . . �iv . I the Chancellor, while such prominent Lib- 'canto on the coldri(so dig, layed by the -gratifying success in every respect. There place their customers. Year present needs , ' . I P_ � . � Pus and a powerful debator.il Few- men erals as Mr. J. S. Willson and Mr. John � I more stock , : I . , .P . ! � -1 ; - ministers and the Was N I : could hit harder or do it in a! aicer way. Idington, K.'C., of Stratford, uttered their - . : � people to the Ontar[o � large and most attentive itudience, may make you think of Carpets, La ters :_ Robert P. Bell, of Stanley ; Mrs. this spring than any other since he has � % regret at the half measures of the Rose small audiences they a and although the speaking coutinued a ce G. A. McMorran, of Chicago ; Mrp. 1). L. been in the business, He isays there is no . : - But few men possessed in a higher degree . re 'forced to address I ntil Curtaini, Floor Oils, or a Dress it may be-; . . . well on till twelve o'clock, there was n Anderson, of Seaforth ; Mrs. A. Ta lor, of -trouble to Gell good stock. -Mr. S. 0, R t . Governmdnt." . .. on their present stumpi 0 Im- no matter, if you deal with them the ' Y Ith. I . Exeter; Mrs. J. R. Habkirk, of Hene&II ; well, our enterprising ,shoemaker h" � the confidence of both. political, 'frien'd and vg,to r. In its patience, manifested, and the audience seem- greater your purchases the greater your . � . I . . news j , . - . . a � 11 James A Bell, of Tuckeramith, and Thomas bought the stock of Mr. Jamison, of ' � opponent. During his long official cares r These gentlemen aret,qnquestionably, a columns.thO following is a sample of what it ed so interested that they would have wait- saving for you. Always do shopping at- a Bruce. � I . . ' I . tells its - readers : " The 'public meeting ed longer and received mor' B611, of �eeton, The remains will be inter- .field, at a low rate on the dollar, and the � - ., no inainuation of corruption or Wilful wrong i of them, very -good men. But they do not e had it been first-class store - I - . hold by the Liberals of E 1750-1 red, this (Friday) afternoon at 3 o'clock, in public will get the benefit by getting cheap I I I - . by any means, represent the who � Is Province Plai a4t Hastings at given to them. And, we have iqp doubt but A R.Aisiwc; AmIDENT.-A ver serious the Rogerville cemetery. The family have boots and shoes. Mr. Jamison, we under- , I &ing',was ever made against him, He nfield, ori Monday afternoon,was largely this meetingwas a fair sample� of all the Y 11 . . � . � I _1 never swerved from what he believed to be genarally. Sir William Meredith even went attended, an4l the meeting was a most one. others in other parts of the Province. . accident, and one which is likely to result th6 sympathy of allin their bereavement. stand, is moving to Dako - 11 8 I �. . fatally, occurred on Friday last, at a barn , S C . ta.-The district � . I right,and neither friendaGr too could obta,in so far as to advise the friends, of the Uni. 0 seful one� �The town hall was crowded by ____ LOCAL BB,imri .-Mrs. Cluff, of Tu ker- meeting of the Royal Templars met in the I - L 'all ove r the id' r. We notice that several Conservative pap. , raising on the farm of Mr. Geor 9 Hender- Smith, was in the village this -week, vieiting Temperance hall on Tuesday. A larle I � i . ' .. iberals from . 1. rL Ing. M 9 U � - I . versify to bin',d thembelve3 together. and in James Clare, president of the East Ha ti son, west of Winthrop. Mr. J. J. Me- her father, Mr. William Whitesides.-The number of delegates froff I I from him any consideration to which they � � - . _,__ I I their united c.apacity bring. pressure, to be.ir IDIS era are publishing' extracts from a speech Laughlin, a neighbor, who was assisting at Exeter, Goderio , � were no'. justly and properly ,eatitled. He - Liberal Association,� P, esided. The 18"pea, - . . members of the Canadian Order of Foresters .Kintail and Crediton were present. -Mr. , ­ � ­ I ' - 1. was of a warin , , on the Government to forcei the' . recently delivered ,by Ron.' Mr. Tarte, in the raisin as standing on the top of : . . . . - , generous, geni4, hospitable . m to recog. era were Hon. Richrd Harcourt, Minister .gt W, the had a very pleasant picnic at Grand Bend, James Warilese was in ffloi%l i capacity it ,,,e in of Edif6ation Russell, M. P. P. for w com- stone wall and with a crow bar was prying , Chatham On Fridoy � dispo3itioa, and in his o i a More liberal .manner the 11 cWma 11 ]Fast Hastings ; 9. hich that gentleman referted in very a stick of timber. In some way the bar on Wednesday last. The day waa favor. last, attending the funeral of his brvtherl, I always seemed a pleasure t of the University, at the same tiqie mes mendarery terms to Hon, able, and there was a good attendance of D,%vid, who died on Wednesday of last I 0 do 'any person, I I . stigma.: Clare, " - V3rmilyea, and Ja I Mr. Borden, the slippedand Mr. McLaughlin was precipi- the brethren, accompanied by their wives week.-Messre. Tisdale i and Chant and 1 tizing the aid at present ' . 11 . !. no matter how humble, a service if it wag . . given from. the I " . . new leader of the Conservative party i,lu the tated to the ground, falling a distance of sweethearts and friends. -Mr. L. H. DIX their ladies, passed tbrouk .1 1 right that he should do It, M Provincial Treasury as paltry, picayun an i [ Dominion Parliament, and , are parading about ten or twelve feet. _ h Varna _ to Bay.. - I- . . 0 estimable . . The Liberals of West Victoria, at their His NP41151 001umn son, barrister, of Exeter, had the miafor. field on Saturday, in a - � an Y n at Lindsay, on Saturday, un- � these commendatory -references as evidences a . qui e a curi( I., niggardl . , In fact, Sir' Willistj had,1 conventio' neck downwards is completely paralyized down the steps at y qualities of he- I was so injured that his entire body from hi .. �Orselese ca ' � - ad a d heart made him a * ' I A tune, on 8aturday night last, when coining which was It )MIty.-On Sartaurt I universal fav-orite not alone in Ili evidently, donned his -war paint and feath.' animously agreed o of the great ability and superior statesman. the rear of J. E. Me- last, Mr. Weir, who hike ,been working for � � - � , * and he is entirely helpless although quite DonnelPs store, to miss his footing in the Mr. Arthur 8tephensoxi, I � a � ;_ I is own con- �� _�� i n Hon. S. C. Wood sel ship of Mr. Borden. It is not often that conscious. His . 'arr line, Starley, - -1 �i stituency, where he was greatly belov ere, a,nd his attitude 'reminded one of the their candidate, medical attendants give no dark, and stepping over the side, he fell in. for a number of years, while in a espond. � i - X_ - I ed P �� I Mr. Wood was not at the! these papers quote with much favor from hope fur his recovery, although he may d . .. . � - but by all who came in contact wifill him. old days in the Ontario Legislature wh6n he conventio'n, but it was understobd that in the speeches of Mr. Tarte, and. when they to the open cellar approach, fracturing and eat mood, attempted to end his life by out. . ' - . . His, death led the hosts of' Oppositi ' linger in his- present condition for some dislooatint his ankle. He was taken to the ting his throx � t with a jack-knife. He wu * �. is a public calamity. As . on, and with, ring- the ev6st of -his nomination being unanimous do find -in them something of which they time. Mr. Mcf,aughlin, although an 'old home of is brother-in-law, Mr. C. A. Me- take Refuge Saturday - . I . in . . can approve, it would be a pity to deprive resident of the co n K . and well known, has Donell, where he still is. Mr. Dickson, evening. I an example of the esteem g words and desk pounding he endeavored he wou * n to the House of � - . . in �.. Id accept. A a absequent meeting is thenii of any comfort which the references only residedl in Mtlet illop a little over a while suffering considerable pain, very for- � i - � which he was held in the C�onstituenay to. Inspire his followers.. with courage- for a to be held on the 20th of June, to tif the afford them. However, our friends should year, havinW* purchased the farm of Mr. tanately ' i � - . . 11 . .. . ra i which he repreaente .80 vigorous attack on the Government bre' nomination in the event of Mr. W007 - escap-ed from what might have - I . r . , d for . many . � . . ast. I so. remember that while it is very commend- Wright. Ho was a prominent horse man been a -much more serious injury.- . 'Wroxeter. . I , . . . I � - - Yea 0, as well as fa the -Province, after his Works. Now, let no see to what exbont the', cepting, , Mr. Wood' belongs -to the old . able of Mr. Tarts to say such nice things of and wa much'respected by all who kne Just received -the largest car of British . I retirement from office, a project for a teati- Government are amenable to-bensure in tfiis guard of politicians. He represented the, his leading political opponent, he is � above him. �eia wife died some time ago W` Much sympathy is expressed for Mr. and Columbia red cedar shingles ever s -hipped us, and of - I ; . Oonst3tuencY from Confederation, until he, all and he Mrs. Albert Whitesides, P4 this village, a famous brand. -We Ited in the r . aising dd't' I - bave also a big stock of f1W - - - wonial to him re3ul I of a ,jespect. In a 1 i ion to. the by qo means retired -from the Legialature a out fifteen t�lings else a politician, and as each it IN has an aged father and two chf1dren depend- who on Sabbath afternoon lait were called olass:home made cedar shingles with lumber And t , I . - sum of $171,000, 'which w i I illiberal sub4tions which the �U . years ago. Hew' b not just certain that his nice sayings about ent upo.n him. Much sympathy is felt for upon in a particularly sad manner to mourn � I � as presented to nivorsity an a member of the Mowat the Conservative leader should be so very re- lath. Gibson Broo. 1746-tf himself arid Mrs. Hardy. Altho' Government, and I I the poor fellow in his unfortunate circum. the death of their bright I.ittle boy. Bitims, was f Dr several years Pro. assuring to the Conservative party. The stances, but the mi8h pears that while vi it' Mrs. Wh tee des' � . � ugh he had has for years been drawing froT the Pro- . . hI h oved so it ap- -A farmers' running and trobUng , I � ap W 10 , � I n public life he: left ofli . ,Legislaturel its last 'tion and hie seat to,socapt wag r s lalmer, Of Clintonp If good weather __ vincial treasurer. , He resigned this posi- circumstances might, without any great ,disastrous to him purely accilental and brother, Mr. Thomas the lob of July sports. - I b �,m so long i, : cc vincial treasuryi the lat - the managership stretch of imagination, be construed. into I I -race will be on the 11 bill of fare " bers t6r I p).3rer than he entered it, and in � session and at the re,00mm of a loan r arger crow.3 wil . �recognition endafio'n of the ,compan� in Toronto, which posi- an evidence of weakness on the part of the ness or recklessness as so many accidents around the e in Wroxeter than on any previous obom- . : . , " was not in any way the result of careless- the littl,e boy, who wag only aged I yea revails, it is thought a I . 41 O;r- his services 61lis testimonial - ' tion he continued to hold until very recent. leader. . If he be as atront and capable a Which occur at raisings are. house And yard, when 9, few minutes ifter. ion. . I Was made to Government, voted what is tantamount to and' 9 months, was' playing 9 � - him, and was ared � an additional grant of $25,000 a, year n ly. He is a native of the con8titaeacy, and leader as his friends and r. Tarts would -Mr. John Morrisori and his gang are itable to hi6: friends, as . . ,I aid seems to have kept a olme conneation with have us believe,he would necessarily be quite HymENiAL -A very pretty weddinR took wards his mother missed him. Search was -not among the striking trackme of the 0. Well as aC00ptable to llirTIO,elf. i of this Institution, an 14ce on the evening of i � : d besides this ma,de p une 5tb,, at the at once made for him around the house and ;P. R., and cronsequently our seclion is well . .1 � � 11 .it during his absence fr:).0 it, and it is ex. a troublesome- thorn in tha side of -the 4ov- residence of the bride's father, Mt. SAmuel 15 , t : 1 . � provision for the expenditure of a quarter of 'pected he willredeem it, asit h garden and also on the street, /-when all at looked aftei, c ogramme is . - a million dollars in thi erection 9f ne pres6ilted by a Consery i,tive in the present member, and, as such, he would not likt-ly ng prepared for the Ladies' Aid soew, . I � - i � as been re- W-'hich Mr. Tarte is'a leading McPherson, of McKillop, when his eldest once it was discovered that a/ cistern over - bei I , L � . . . ernment of w The Proposed PostoJ�ice, Legislature, . . . I daughter, Mies Annie, was united in the the top of which there was a box placed to be held on Jo � buildings which will b' . be so kindly spoken of as he ,has been by holy bonds of matrimony to Mr. L, Whit. ter protection, was minul Our esteemed contemporary, the Seaforth I 00essory to 'Uni- — . . the grounds of Mr o' & 11 - I � -,that gentleman. We would rather - be i the top, and Miller, Morriabank, on the 25th .: WP . EX(101,J1To% had a long a,rt,icle I la8b week' 1 versitv work. This we should'say,is Bear-ce tj In- field, a popular and pro"rous Young farmer further search revealed the a 2:� . ined to the opinion that Mr. 'Tarte's com, I P, � f . - easure an ownship. As the sweet strains of I the little fellow had fallen in. it is sup- . ----Mr. John Davidson, our veteran �'blaak_ * . concerning the now postoffiae :�h,ich it is 1 alf in d is not des�rving of liments were inspired rather 'by the belief, the wedding . march,played by Misif Mary E. I - I - ly a h' ' The public and separate sohoole of� Berlin - , of Grey t � ad fact that hill& Son unloaded a car of oat@ last week,,�� . I . Intended to erect here.- The arti Is calls for being characterized as paltry and .picayune. are to hold their annual school picnic on � Founded on experience, that Mr. Borden ha . I I 9 Rae, word being watted through the air, the the top of it became displaced, allowing give sales] this season. The day of the top . . - very� little criticism or comment,� for while i On the contrary, it seems to. be eneedingly the 25th Inat. A:mon g . posed he had been playing on the box when smith and carriage dealer, has made exten- its tenor is'lloatile to the erecti6n of post. I other attractions ' not been overly troublesome: to his oppon. groomsman, bridesmaid and groom, took office buildings in small towns, it c wea ents, and that his mild manner and easy ! him to fall in, ani although he could not buggy has not passed yet by any meant, � there is to be a grand Frocession t theiv places, soon to be followed by the I have been in the cistern for more than a as Mr, Davidson can testify. -The Rev. %, - ' 0 k- I generous treatment of even aninstitution I posed of the school - tr' � ways are more calculated to -please his . nees of the article is shown by the conclud- of so much importance A ustees, the - teachers , P, - �bride, who looked very pretty, dressed in few minutes I . 4 the Universit , ponents than to advance the interests of Ohio 1 , it was found impossible to re- � Mr. Lake, who has been in charge of the Ing Fientenoe, which urges Seafartih to got a I . Y. and the children. The trusteei have or- . white organdie trimmed with white bro- store rife, despite the beat effort of several Wroxeter Alethodist cbur_-h for three - I - I tahould also priable . go df that 1. ate, 1 bustle on, so that it, too, m: . those'in chat, - own party. This, at any i a one wa - i a . 2 � AT share in the . . dained that the teacheri must march at the of looking at the matter. 7 : � . good things going. � i institutWil to et along with tolerable - preached his farewell sermon -an Sabbath I caded satin and overlace, carrying a beauti- doctors. The remains were brought home ybars, i 0 com' head of 'the procession c ri pain of dismi - ful bouquet of carnations and orchids and on Monday and interred in the Rodgervi-Ile evening last. He has been in harness forty If, as TIIE. EXPOSITOR argues, ,: it is not fort. twenty --five thousand dollars a year goal - �IeaniDg on tho arm of her father. The pas- cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. Thefuner- years, and is now retiring to liveinToron- . for any who disregard this- order, The line tor,_Rev. P. Musgrave,in his usual able I right far the Governm eat to build a suitable may seem a paltry sum. in the e es -of Sir of march is fully three -quarte al ser * Poste,flice in 9, central town . . y , re of a mile..in , Bayfleld�. I . ng vice was very larvely attended, testi, to, where he has considerable remunerative - surely can't be right to build onot at a way length and three fourths of the teachers ar BLO)S-S,-Georgie Mitchell, of Lobo, was ,hundred invited guests, very efficiently con- bereaved parents.- The shook to the mother is a good preacher and a . � - like Clinton; it William Meredith and others so favorably lad y teac ere demur a e . i manner and in the presence of about two fy to the deep a-y-rnpathy felt for the property. He . circumstanced as he is, but to most people station like Seaforth. I I ies. .The lady teac t this visiting F. A. Edwards o good man also, and well deserves a rest. I . - ver Sunday. H. !ducted the ceremony which made two hearts was almost too much for her strength, to- His many friends here wish him many . ,order of the trustees, aid no wonder. Ber. F. Ed�varda r6turned with, him Tuesday.- 1b6at as one. Mr.- Brandon, of Barrie, much so that she was unconscious for quite happ y- years yet. 11 Our cotern does not follow its own line of who have to " scurry " for th'eir, living and tin is noted aa a progre isive 'town, but it Mrs. John Tippet returnea last week from nephew of the groom, acted in the capacity a length,of time, requiring the attention of . V - . so - y sum. But, be - etroib, !M�_ . � argument to a logical conclusion, but shows do not derive it from the public, exchequer, certainly is not s'progressive idea to have a trip to Berlin. -_ Dn Atkinson, of D of groomsman, while Miss Kate McPherson, dootors--m-The annual strawberry festival, . - a willingness, to deviate therofro ,if by It does seem a ver liberal ' � self respecting ladies make a public show of arrived here last week. -B. Hunt, of Lon. . doing Seaforth can be benefited. The )� arklolej 64 concluded, refutes itse �� that as it. may, we . have no hesitati I themselves by parading the public street$ in don, and Jameg H. I �eatly attired in a dress of white dimity, under the auspiceslof the Women�s A' uxili- Winthro'p, I *New Era. . .-Clinton . i sence and for the amusement of Lee, of Strathroy, were trimmed with lace and ribboD, and carrying ar,y Missionary Association, of St. Paure IF You HAVE a dollar to spend and want - - I . went to the extreme limit, and 'a vast m%. !ri a visit to bri earn it to reach the full limit of its purchaving . I saying that in voting it the here this week, bass fishing. -Mrs. H. W. bou net, very ict ly performed the duties church, will be held in the skating rink on . - . . � We d-1 d notAntend to refer to th�ia , matter Legislature thousands of . on -lookers. The indelicacy of Erwin returned Monday fro �f a aid. Nngratulations being over, Saturday evening of this week, o to The E. McFaui Col,s, 8tore,-- . . . the proposition should condemn It in the Mrs. Ralph Stevenson, Par� line.-Remem. �he guests oat down to the tables which bras"and will make their first appearance Seaforth. � If you have good butter and again, but we' can't allow our �ontempor. jority of those to whom the money belongs view of right thin in eople to'say notbin bar that John Fraser, John Whiddon and ere handsomely decorated for the occassion on a public occasion of this kind. -Among eggs tak' th t the same piRee. and I I I ki . ary to divert atbention from the a � eub by oo would have been better pleased bad of the extreme hardeli'll) and harallnes' 3ol F. A. Edwards have agreed to close their trid laden with the many goods things pre- those from the village who took advantage p I it been - the order. If the truste,es are desirou: of stores -at 7 o'clock each Taesday and Friday ?&red by M ro. McPherson and her daughters, of the cheap exo * market price. �Tbat , - Illmsey a red herring ow it employs. Our less. Mr. Whitney, Sir William's successor ma ' . realize No 'hei'glesot ' I I kinig use of :theft teachers to adorn a eveningg un ursion to visit the Mo(fel word 11 cheap " has been so terribly abused � I . - h, were Wm. Mit0ell, W!m. of late that we hesitate to use it in speak- I I party, pu, leaves four nights each week for the public i6r labor to have everything conducive to Colvilhe and Worman Shaffer, 4 � ideas 'as -to where offices should be erected In tile leadership of . the Conservative ' blic procession they should, .at least, bil t1-6 end of August, That ,vho, it must be said, spared neither paine Farm - at Gael _ � . cannot affect the rights of the oaao. If the never wearies in -reminding, thb ,people that furnish carriages for the!r conveyance. to do their shopping and t . Several also Ing of some worthy Summer Goods they're I . . L .. ___ wo nights fur ;o the welfare of their guests. After all took advantage of the Government have adopted a oartainL Policy ninety-five per cerib. of the children of thi . I the merchants to be at liberty. cheap excursion to selling. The goods themselves will toll I v is I . -There is a ad done justice to the wants of the inner Detroft.-Rev. M . H ridersong brother of theirownstory, See them. � I they should treat all alike who co' e wit '. � Province, begin and end their educational The members of the a splendid oyhnuing here for& good dress. nanandas night threw her dark -mantle Rev.'j. 8, Henderson, preached with much 1750-1 1 m h I _. Ontario Cabinet are maker. -On raday next a convention ever the scene, the young peo le all repaired e r"ARDEN PARTY. -On Tuesday evening ' - I ia that policy. They should not make career in, the public schools, and we are so doing their best to acquaint the pe' accep.tance in Carmel church on Sabbath I : � � I pre . It . OPle of for the county of Huron of th clergymen, to -Mr McPherton's spacious rn andthere ,morning and evening laat.-Mrs. D. Urqu- the Presbyterian church, was held on the I , e last, the garden party, in connection with . the Province with 'th6r doings as public Sabbath scho- I teachers and Ladies' Auxii. tripped the light fantastic until the gray hart and daughters, Misses Bessie and grounds . of - Mr. Archibald Somerville, of flesh of one and fish of another. !�The fact pared. to say he is wro '' U I i I rig. .- Thia being 0 � - ion Of,th0M will ever I M,palg[11139 I that TfiE -ExPOSrTOR cor any other person ; the , - f what proport . . liary is to be held at Trinity church. An ( awn of mom gave warning that another Beatrice, were in Mitchell on Wednesda z * casel I stewards. They are no# on a ca * , - does not approve of that policy is, surely I enter the- halls of the 'University ? � If the' tour, and, in pairs, arb liolding tp.eetin ' interesting time is expected. -The summer ( � ay was at hand, when all went to their of last week attending the rnarri Y McKillol). -Everything about it passed off . ., I I tituencies in . go in cottages on both aides of the river are I tomes wishing the bride and groom Age of with ma;ked success. The order was per- . no: justification for the Government mis- - Money of the Province were diabiriboted many cons t6e Province, They a pleas. Mr. Charles Nicholls, of Londont Mr . a. feet, the number attending was large, the � - ! I � I nearly all engaged for the season. Oocu- ant journey through life and thanking the Urquhart',d brother, to Miss Mabel Dent, short, select and highly appre- .., - , ap.plying it or practising partiality �under it. ! proportionately on this ba are all good and attractive platform s : programme , , ais, the aid to the peak. pants are expected next week, -The River I oat and hostess for the kind and hospitable daughter of Mr. A. Dent. -Mrs, J. Sather. ciated ;. but, the feature with which all were j If C'lin ton is so central and so �, imp Ortanb a University would be inflnitigmal In OOmpar. era, -and will do good service showing them. House is un'dergoing repairs. Mr. Thomas manner in which they had been entertained. land waa in Mitchell on Wednesday of last especially delighted was the playing of the � place as to secure the favor -of the'Govern. I ison with what i I i selves to and becoming al,quainted with the Stephen , f Seaforth, has secured the place. The guests, among the number of which week attending the marriage of her niece, . t 8 now. -,"Why then should -This a'5ea0a n board can be secured a . from Barrie, Woodstock, Michi. . Seaforth band. The financial returns foot , I - meat by virtue of IN' importance, ,and Sea- ' the many be so heavily burdened .for the ,people, and explaining- to them whabthe number of private houses. Among those Gray, Miss Mabel Denti.-The frescoing of Carmel up somewhere about $70. The friends : a not deeery . � ovements will be fully 1. I benerfit of the few ? * The fact 16 'the Pro. Government ha done, and what it intends who wish to take boarders are Mrs. John, Tackeramith and Stanley, all brought with completed by the first Of next week.- one of the annual functions of the congre- . . � , forth so unimportant that it I - . I a San and the adjoining townships of church and other impr -eeriously think of making a garden party 1. I . I I I to do, should it be Sustained at the next Morgan, Mrs. John Tippet, Mrs. R. Bailey, them. handsome and oostly presents, tokens - ,_ __ . . I , I - - ,OR; V AR I � I I I t I 41 I I I i I I I I - � , � - � � - - - , � I I I ! I I I ni t 1� I - . . . . . . . I . I . . _ I . Mille McIntyre, Of Wailkerton, In visiting gatlon# I . i I � � . . : � . I . � . I . . i . I . . � . � I . ; I .1 - . � I � � . � - I . . � � � I I I ­ � I � - � I . 7 . I I ii . I ,_�J_ I . .11 . . I , I _�:_- , ­ —1 . ,4!_ - z nnrw� . "__ * � � - p,0RTLA_SD .' . 14,njesboro tbia - - � � and C-p-m-ent � rort! see us bi . 00014 I loft at )It. AV I wwr. HaTioel.r. 1,q0TAS- —Rei ,p- . .9 . ,111 prexch, . � 31'ethodist, 8un, .t 1,0 a. im. I aud I � jug 340nds.v Z will be lield -on! . rrogrj�tnrne wil � 0 - I "When V -S. M. Anyt I J,nd Mr. 1. , -1 , � Dial 1_. � dresses- lalsol atle.-.1 ,will bold 0, f est, I . n 11 ittle I �� .. . thig, wee .— J -Suud&y ,with ft d - lin jspeat 1112 t I - I _,_�vfjsv A. Cris] � hoine -of Air. .A gro, Jeffrey It Brigbam Was v] I week.—Mle All 33sy-field On Fri I � . , NoTEs—Mr. . . banking b" On' . in 'tile even=9. I peo,pie of the, � though the wa. it'. was greatbv� Wbon the bara,, � . - of the firkest in � from,this vicini � 11 �Guelph,_6n Satt Boni Of Kirktoj -Mra.� vicinity.— , 199'al the guest 4 wit recently- ul 0 � ouln a trip I `Vgneo, yOUngeh - John V,snce, � typboid fever f,c � M N't) T E S. —T b e their annual Pl( day neXt.—Mr. I ,suffering frOM !7 'aoning In th4� number of � oursiou to GU Sev4ral separ, Sodom, as a rA hei,a'by Afr� Bo I � WE,,T END ]t I is ,visiting Iter this- Week.—Mi . and so.n - HaTold uncle, Air. Rog, Whosi. Aihton ar . Itited Uns. Ro, . . !i 'r. and Mrs.. Sunday at I Tn. visiting relativi _ - Quit,a a -number. the . ex�cursionto � Next Sunday vr, � . ileria idbureh. . � . I j� Q. STAN�Bl 7 40arg*r, Oster & X ancer, Notary. Xt oupled liy Collins � . Exeter, Ont. I Bamws.—Alr. moll, accompanif � -of Wir. George � - - Jennie Mustard, - . the Misses jol .Jobli U.riDoks a spent Sunday : Rosso of Caivp -b , cou vieitii2g for here, left on Tuo anoque and Buf . mhoirt - time befk Griffin, -of Lend - denCO 161 PIDSW I Kinsinan returni with friends it Weekes has be Wat4rtown, We Pan-Arnericau.- to union wr-grej I chureh in the i� , : lohuroh M' the ei H. J. D. cook -al were the guesta;. I - - Jay last week,— . for Mr. L. H. 1 was brok-en at I The accident W111 .Beveral montlis, . 7 one. —The SMAIIE � bad A narr-*w e -fireon Monday.. ant of one of the H a lighted lamp. "I I was ablaze fusi& � 'whiell be called, The -funeral of- Walte-r W4mt,cot I - temetery, Tuesilm . -1fieks and wife t� . WOW Farm, on 1, . vas In Stratford _i legal business.- . . � Lieutenant W �' " Cal n ell Load� higNydelighted, A I- —Mr� jovepb & mear 0. aelph, ov visited her aister . turni0i moudai . a" � �Qharles 0011 the seat of a waN his -arm -at the a IF i. fall Wb"t Inew), .-1 . . . S,piing WILesir",r b 0.09 per bl"61,.;-] P--xe per lmvhol_.� ZirInyper busloal-7 Butter.* No, I looa� , . ButW, tubf_ __J I E;p per ,doz— — �1 PlOrAlk, P18f 100 be 111ky *1 son,new�i Rides per 1:00 2m. �.'v 7 . Shoe gklns...�..* WZQ?.--...,- — . P.)Won per bubb , I � 241t (retail) per b W40d Per oord Ilon I W,)od per cord J*hl , � . Arploo pot b&g__, I e C Ovor good -.1 ­ � Tirriothi Seed— I , Park -, 'Per 100 U_ , 'Tal Ow, per lb - - IAVe � LO'N'DON, I States c*ttle. J , 'UnItied States all! LlytarCOLf t Zd, Short eUPI ]Wm-mEAT, Jr V, 4ollu-e of '_ abal . of fat cows And Prime beevels pound, with La f, I Poutid - � - 0. pretty - 4j,e per pound, i Malt at -from 2V Probable that ". a 'not be x9l d- to -d t -,o $5 In moat CA ,each. 18hippers large sheep an4 , . � -1 , xle4ly 4e.per pd sold ut f r6m, IR2.1 � in lot's at from 4 'Weighed,off the: BtIFFAW. .Tul � 'tion at i de( " , i0ood cattle vvej , gradex 15 and feederagfter� , -eptings of top .