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I . - I . I THE'HURON EXPOSITOR- . � � . . - igoi � �1� I 1. .� - . � i___T��_____�N��_ _ - I � I . I JULY 199 . � - I _`_ - ____ i - . 11 — - — -_ -_ - -_ --- I � ' .1 � I .1 E . � I I - I _ _________�� . NEW ADVE cratio to the la�t 4 " - Alling to al- � over. The frame was twisted in all ma'nn W - RTISEMENTS l Ogres, and it was no . b� to public hatere'ab, it may do som r ton Tile deceased young, lady was in her - . - � be evaded, In place of !tile public-hou8co lay the very'goneral feeling that 11 th I ., 9 I . 11 4W The flimr-abetweetitho yrtrent.hes Or oavh I - . � . ,� ere `i- I of shapes and the mil I wai`badly dama e3. 22nd year and had been in faling hr-alth I I � ;_ - one, denotes the pi%ge 6f thu, iv kj i r ou whl(,Is tbo I the Gloverument supplied- its owil OR M.r. James Pickering was on the frame for over a year. She was a young lady 'who There is a great Diffemince in Got -As ' - V I i ! 0 dvertisomentw[libo cuud. . - -- 1p,onpl a luigger iti,the fence somewhere." went over, but nlan a n friends during the ten , . , � - 41�� 1i , places where spirits could be- bought. linder � - I � I when the thing y __#__Q__41__9_ qp__V-- . 1�. * _ had b 1-1--l--17-1--, _q__1_ ,_A J� The swrt Waist-Greiz & bi .ol.-mald-1 . I . . ,-save himself by jump rig. ears site con a resident of Wingliam, . -:�-+++-,.-++++-;4+ _6P_!o+++ 11 � y . � ' Wilson -A - I - ments -1 'The la orizing the v . __ ��. � the strictest rules For example, tho I quor Editorial Notes and Com y -law ant illage of , all of whom will join in extendin sympathy . � , -nible Linas L Seag , -A. . 11 I � � I . 11 Gre I t Slrvu 4 hter Sale-flarla uk aras-5 . I Blyth to foau $b,000 for the rebuilding of to the bereaved relatives and f iends. She - , , � � ; � 4, rill) . 11: I is all put up in, seated bottles bea ' 1, the ' 1q, i � I . The feav of . I I- I - $.. - * , , -Now Stock -E. ReFaul Co -i Government stamp:; Che bottle may not be . ,the Manitoba .f armors now I@ ; the at mill in tha Y,illage, was voted on leaves behind two brothers and one sister to - Did you ever see the Shoe Department-MaKin non & C:)-5 � I � i - , t , . - help ' . , 1, Cl9aring Salo-Learoyd & Co -5 . that they will not not be able to get last5riday and carried. Five votes Were mourn her loss. ' � - - rkod on the premise . - . - 1. Z uaco . a ;, tile titmos i do- enough to harvest their crops, Au'agent of recorded Wm- �awtinhamer,an' old and highly # I Z� I C.,amet Combs -1. V. roar� - I . . agaiqat it.' I � T -_ Faxa, for Sale -J, D. flurgusa-p � I,- . I 9 , I : . - _� w - corum inust be maintained by the b4ye ; bbe Manitoba government i4, vow in the ' '1,11. I . I _.. Z_ _. -One day out.at the barn, eet(emed r�)videnb of -Henfryu, p seed away CAMEL COMS 9 �� I f , Business tiollege Opo iing-W. L zlliott-8 : I S - I I - . , �� - f - I . I I I 1). hfcBeath-6 . . . f � , - - *. he must remove his hat on entrance, k�eptit east trying to procure 20,000 ia,borers to Mrs. Peter aeon, of Emit, 'Wawanosh , shortly after 12 o'clock Frida, morning, I I ! I :1 Boots- . ! t - T-1 ! . P I � . . . I a I Tom,her Wanted -J. Schrooder-5 . off until he goes Cut,. may no� evqu smoke a assist in ha rvest'ling operations. I notioo,l a large wild cat sitting on Ghe barn I July 5bil'i aged, 53 years, 6 mo this 'and 8 � I I I . ,- I LL - rivilt4 L2sb-g - . . I I I& 0~ - - . I I I . I � 7 - - - - - - - ;. , - i - I lifid-Summer Sale-Richn. -5 cigarette in'the 'room, .&:)d he must in all " . i.floor. Itiasu6neoted that therd is a young I day i, He was afflicted with a &beets on � � � A rdson & Niclanta I " v .? i . - I' 4 131ader Twine, &o -2-i. Mullett & 00-8 I The, shirt waist man is,.. evidently, not - family of wild oats not far oo. �" the brain which broke a COUPI s . I � � . . I I * � I i -, I I ---- - 1 ,- Boirdem Wanted-Stra. Jolia morgan -8 ways conetiot himself as if he were in the pd ular in Ol.tawa, notwithstanding the hot -Mrs. Archibald'Biahop, of Uablornc,'has ago, and from the effects of will ch he never You can pound' it on the table, you can throw it on the 110or � I � A . p �� - 7. -Expoaitar 01116-8 presence of a Government official. The - . aque monumen I . � . I . f - . _ t�� Lo9t : ordered a largo Sareapli t ralled. Deceased was engaged in cattle . 11 .: I . I - -! ! - . . Spoelalo-3-1'V. U. Willie -8 weather, A few days ago a guest at ti) e , � � from the Cl nton Marble and Granite w - ' ' , . � - � Fints-Stark & ffaakay-8 selling agent is paid by the Government,, is I , orks, buy for a number of years, in addition to and jump on it %�',ithout breaking a tooth- out of it. ' JV13 t1je � 'J I , Cernento, &c3-silla & hiurdie-S not allowed any profit on sales, and, ,iq,��, t I i �n i � i , . 11� . . Russel �Houso presented himself at the � through Mr. J. Ireland, the trave)liug sales- woriknigng his 200 acre farm, He vas widely - � � . - - - _� I �. . - P. Q- dining room door'arrayed it, a abirt waitt, in . ThI3 will be one of the largetit me. known. He leaves a r --- , - — - - _ hibited from pushing tile sales in I - I . !ami)y we I provided -he age. A conib like this is worth a dollar .T - test wonJer A t -1 the silight. m6rials in this part o' the country. . - I : 111 t ' _ , for, having, in a ion to his fine farm, . greo. r - - - . He was accosted by the 11 ad waiter who ddit I � 7 � � � I ' - i . � I . � it, est; degree. The entire system is under thd Accordin to the Clinton voterr,' list carried upon his life $4,000 insurance. .1 . ry house, ut you can buy one for TWENTY CENrs. . - � .. :I el and he w I - . 64bpht Nptnu &P00140r.0 I refused him admission so 9 In eve �_ I � I I as just nted for 1901, the number of persons ' . ; I . I - supervision of the Minister of Finance, M. backed up by the proprietor who informed The followin � ;� � _.. . q u a I K.id � g despatch fram, Boston P, i. I- T to serve at jurors in that munici- � t - Mr. Guest that lie must oh&Dge his garb . I ; I - was in the dail� papers recently I 11 Byron - The only place i Seafortb that you can get is from , .- .: . i� . � . ], ; de Witte. In ono year's time, 1898,, the before he could take his seat in thd dining , tY is as follows : No. I division, 83 ; 14.',. Trevett, alias George Trovett . % I . I I'll . . . . . . � � I - _4 . 24 yeard of I I : � : -SEAFORTFr,, FRIDAY, July l9th, 1901 I'Government did a business - in OPilits room of his hotel. This' Vol', 2, 82 ; NO. 3o 81 - No. 4, 6 otal 313. age, formerly ot I Wingham, was indicted � I . . � 1: , "I � , . . . so ion raised a sen- . .- � - - �, - , v I - - I amounting to 8125,QOO,000,'on which wag sation in- the city but the hotel man stands The number of voters in : No. 1, 2,0 ; No. . her( , for bigamy. The police claim that he . * 11 �.. I - - � F. _� I . I ii . The: Good Roads Grant. realized by the (',Mrernment a profit, of $15,- *at drawing the Ifne at the P , 0 . - . Z 11 - I firm and insists 2, 266 ,,, No. 3, 236 - No 4 0-228 ; total, 960. married Mar Al. Butler in Boston on May � 1.11 __ . - . � , . _ - y ;� �, I I last, at the same I ime ha ' a ,wife in . __ - I ' � - - - ' At the Imst, session of 'the Ontario Legis. 000,000i. In manYll places. the to-mperance June 2ad : There have beien regio- I . I I T. : .. I shirt waist. , a far Hay for six monthp, ist � . - , ending -1 AR the Drugg* _. , Vi4t. statietic 1. V9 F -.d ,f. A I - �� , - 0 Owen Bound, Canada. The Bu'der girl. is 20 1, _4 �_ I .�� lature, an act was passed setting apart the societies have provided all manner of indoor 1 Cummings' and 'Vil ter d, births, 38, males, 18, females, 20 ; yew's of age and remarkably pretty. She I . , , 74 .11. . o g, two depu - .11 .1 , ,_ V dfo � � . ty deaths 28, males . . ,- �' , 12, fema ca, earit str3et re4tau- . ??? .1� 74 sum of one million dollars to be. paid out of and Mdoor sports to attract� the peasants returning offiaers employed at the Nor(h I I It Avet"ge was employed in a Plea . OF COURSE . . . - _.,� !�- . . � � I I � I . . I I I . , . f the Consolidated Ravenue Fund of the Pro. from the places -4here liquor is told, and aterloo pr' � age, 32 yeArs, six mor tile ; the oldest person rant ., Friendahip ripened int love, and - � . , I -_ - I _. 11- t I I � - I W ovincial election in 1899, ap. registered was 96 years old, Marriages, - . - . i 11 .1 I � . . . . 6 prom-- I - — I � ,_ : T ��' m vince, to aid- in the Improvement of the tea -houses, theaters, coneirt-balls,'aud the ' she consented to marry Trevett., H � � , _� , , I 0 .1 1. - I - peared before the police magistrate of Berlin ,nine. reed e 11 ver recc ..- - � , , .. I 11 . public. highways. The act lays aown the like abound. The Government c-o-operatpe _ , 7 - � of -on Wedue-iday morning of la3t week, tier .diamonds, which all iv- The ambulance was tent f6i and Al r. Abel A. McEwen is the local agent for the firm. � '. . __ . . . - ___.. � . a few days Rio to answer to- the charge ed. Oae day Mrs. Trevett- second learned was removed to the hotpit$ . He remained -Mr. John Greenway is home on a visit. Z �_ � Crawford, son of John Sbr" _ - . 7 '. � .. conditiona on which. thia money Is to be by makiig the publi &ohan, of Grey . . � . : I - 11 � - Correspondenco fol. in an unco sci us eta Le up to t1 ti ' I Mrs, Sinclair, of Brussels, 'Visited at Mr ' I - P�_W,Uees as unattractive marking and otherwise spoiling ballots cast . n 0 Is imW-0 I � , of Airs, Trevett first, . _ - � township, had the midorturne to have hie I- . . . . 16) � : . granted and the manner in which it is to be as po3sible, plain, office, li ks�kff A'i rs, wi . h no for -the Con owed, which r6stilted in the firit Mrs. his death. Deceased had !been a reafilent George McDonald's this week". , - � -:!:: . aervative candid ite. A number left leg broken between the knee and the .. 1 ,�4 - . 11 ! I % i ___;' I b es, were examined, and among ankle, Trevett preferring charges. Ile pleaded of Stratford for abotit tbre� montha, during - � r , �', used, Oa6 of there conditions is that the alarements of any kind. There are no seats of witnees He was hanc ling stone on a stone � I — r i� i-, 7 - - . - guilty." which time he displayed a g'ate for which he I - I � . 1, �. ;, : � , I � � __ I . - � . i - county or municipality availinR itself of. the even, and all lounging is strictly prohibited, ihe numlafti tile - Conservative ecrutincers, boat when the latter struck an obstacle and --There died at her home in Wirgham, had taken Out 11 patent, ITe was 61 years I � Rensall. I I � �v �, F - :; . � , but as tho're 'wa3 no evidence to convict flyingiaround i%truck lie limb. . - , F ] , . on 3unday morning, 7th inst,, Alice Lud- I of age and,is eald to have a uncle in P Loc,i,T, B3imys.-Our civic holiday wu L i . 7 V � - � , t u bute 'a' sum- two-thirds The sale of beer also has been placed n&r . 06 accuse�, thpy were both honorably dia ark- - � . ,- . . � , _;tr ', -. j ". . � . - -Mr. Dietrich Suholl, of, Zurich, broke . � - W, -- reater than it draws from the Province and I sday last. Tie- village w., � .-,$Ot, �! 9 I close Government supervision, and there - charged. This should stop the clatter of his leg on Sand low beloved wife of Halsey P# - , age . ! dale. . I � � '9 -",. �J � � I held on Wedne 4 - 114�0 I a 7 h in8t. Dietrich has ears and three months, De.,eaaed had -Mr. Thomas Cardwpll, of Downie', is . quite deserted for the day, a large number i, � i ��,� - �r t . the improvement must meet w th the ap- - I - has long been a modified form of local op. the Coneervatives about the machine's oper. been very unlucl� his epring, as only a taking in the Masonic excursion � - -i iq i . . . . I . , I I -1, I C seriously ill for &'nuniber of weeks ani the possessor of a real live moose, and it -to Brant. � � - N f - p-roval of the government engtqecr. This tion. I ations in North Waterloo. month or ob ago he ni t with an accident at ford, while a good man : 2� �V .P. � j-_- � . -,h for over goes without saying that4r a residence will ' � , It is claimod-that the six years under . I .. . . had not been in the beat of heal . Y vi:ited different --- � - I r,4 v ; I � - public flands is all ' )ill- a barn raising w ral he bad b en- sufferin from lait. be the mecca of sportsmen' until the curiosi- points along the lake shore.--Mis4 1qAg8,, - - - ap ew sysitern have shown a stead� The great steel combine, 'working under weeks, and t, accident will likely hetr im, . : . �* - , .- f propriation of the the n hich laid him up for seve a year. S i - I . 11. " . I . his last -McLean, who is teaebing at Huntin I I 1 , . rig provement in the' Rustian vodka Zo was a r oat highly ty wears off, T�c moo ` is about seven gfield, Z ,I 1- -, . I I 4. . , � ht and should prove beneficial in improv- Deceased, 94 I . I -drinker, . keep him from work the rent of - the sum- I is spending part of the holids a in er old , - f,;! ; ],: -4 �-,.' . . - the manio - -gan,_is reaf ected resident of the town, was born in ,weeks old and:;ms cauglit, kild tarned by the h , , gement of J. Yierpont Mot . . I � I �� -� i. ing the highways of the- Pro,vince. :It is, in and also not only a marked reduot;ion in the cbmnfincing� to gob a tasfeof its own edi. mer, home here. -The many frien . ' - �� , ..; A �,,, 0 W- I I . . ; - i'll r_ t , A, - Onad;agra� Brant count , and was married to- Indiana west,of Rat Poriage, who disposed I 0 of Angelet. , I .11 m I *1 t-� ,�. I � . I fact, an effort to try and get the'munici- nt of spirits consumej, but . -Arollie McQuarry, scn - of Mr. Hugh � y tie MoTaggart, wife of Mr. John Horton of , ! fzj- �._,� � � _ t . . AMOU U in tho I oine. Some 150,000 of the employees of th. - Mr. 29,years ago. She and Mr. Park of it to Mr. Cardwell'o son in-law, and wbo t � ', " i , , - O MeQuarry, of Blyth, who has been in South . I i i� I . I � � I 1� - i palities to help - themselves to good roads. general prosperity of tile people. . mo%ed to Wingham 23 years a yo, and she in turn sent it to him, the boundary, township of Tuc I I combined 'establishment Th' animal is about � I �', o� kerstrift -.1 -1 I a re now out on �Afrioa for some Lime fighting for P I I _1i _%, I _ But, there is a, clause of this act which, it , � , will regret to hear of her death, which "d I � I _ �,t� -� �- 11 There is no doubt I - his cOull' had been a resident of the town uring that the si7o of a six tilonchs'-014 Cal the color � - . � - trylis now in E ngl d -on bis way home, � � j- , but --.Russia has taken otrike and-othere are likely �o follow. , The event occurred at her home or Tueed'a __1 .. - r, �::: ; � 1 � a "'F - � I . I a . time, with the exeeption. of five ears. De- of a Jergey, and is quite tame, fit legi are I � - ; 7 � .1 � �� seems -to us, is calculated to act unjustly 10 - � ' -6 y last. . . I ; - . ng step t&wards abd is expected -to retch L31yth- some timn -cemed was a member of the .a ! th - ... S . � - tot%l 'prohibition, or at reason asaigned for this greL t. strike Methodist lo-ger than a calf's and its. back d n Mrs. Horton bad been in pa r heal Z �� I � -, F r., . . I is thri an for - -V" , " ; , � towards several counties in the Province. a arrival 0- . ,�: � , �' f , , I t during the preaelub month, On hi r - - I - �. , I i 1 - , ,_�� , _� -_ Chu 7ch and was a fond mother and loving revemble those of a Came]. is a i several years, but during the 1 past five or - � 1, _� I �� any rate to lesson tile evils resulting- from ltbor._Tru�b demand, that all- The animal . : _� �. rz � I I . � . 1Xhis. clause is as follows : I � . - 111ill's he will be given a rou.sing reception by the Wx weeks had been very f I � �, , � �1 - . � . . I � it I . 11�i t . wife, and the many friends she made in- cow calf and so will give nc trouble, haviug leriDuslY ill and , �i I . - -the liquor traffic. In tho first p llthe,lvlorgan combine must be uni-.niy,-3d pnoplo of Blyth. � . � . -I � �� '_ I lace they 11 ' ' :. : 11� -4 71 __1 A " i - " Any municipality may ayply the ' I . f ot� tile geticral protection f all and that, a :-� Winghain and elsewhere will be sorry to no horns. It is quite likely that the curios- ' although all thab a loving husbani and , � . , . L I I - , - -- L L 0 1 , -On Monday, Jul) 8,,h, Kenneth, young. heal, of her death. I - I _ . � - �: remove the incentive for priva,to gain, they , I � �1: ;._ ,, , , 7 whole or part of th moneys to VvIlich it� . � . uniform ficale. of wago3 iih It exist in ity will live and thrive ')n the Cardwell i medical skill could do was done, it was un. A . . . - � � ' ' , 01. , availing. - Rea -rt disease was the zause of � 11 .� - ,insure againat ilil-'it a , . eat son of Ale. and Mrs, John L. Wilson, . I 1, i� " -11, Flay be entitled under this Act towards pay. olliln-. and. they' re- This ille Morgan trust rofusa to .permit and --On Sunday, July 7th, Miss Annie, f rm I , - L of the nr,rtli ooncessian of HoWick, passed -bird d-sugh. - . - _.._�,� I L - . -1 L .I�L_ � , nscs that ma be iLncu�red � for move, to a large _e; 11 - 11 -lenicrit hence the btrilce daughter of D. Livingston, a:,' old and " idr. Sperling, blacksmi h of Da Witte, i death. The deceased was the,t __1 -:7. wi 1: � . - - - - - _rid L - I � Ing any expel y . , tent-, the social e I It ' saA that all the away. He was - 14 day, Of highly esteemed resident; of th3 156h con- Nobratka, accompanied by hie wife and six ; . was of a . - I -, - J I r - ' 1 one year and'� .� ter of ,Mr. John MeTaggart a L . I . - I I . - � - `_l i- , � I 411.� - the pu chase of to'll roads within such muni- shops are crowded WiAgorders�, and th t as a�,e, and ,had a wayi been a fleshy and cession, Greyi went over to the iome of tier children drove through St, Nlarys ii a large . quiet d retiring disposition and poiseseed " # �!,L: I , � -., - , I-. � cipality, or from freeing the same from in connection with -the drinking lial)48 -of * It I an � _. - - �-. - . '. all work has been auspend3d, thepe orders I n ,q � - the people. In short,. tlle� make the dirink- � I Id . healthy child. Kenreth was taken with a i of . . . I -A - - �::,_ tr)14s,. Such toll roads' as are purchased , can not be filled'at busineis generally will, Hist r, Mrs. 1W. Slemmon, 9th concession, - d many kind and excellent qualities. :, , - I . �i;,�J 1'� � - I � The , , covered wagon, 'on Tues ay Of last week. L - . : __� � I . . - .1, fib at about four o'clock on Monday morn- for t vitit. She was in apparen�ly as g,00d They were en route to Mri.. Sperlinu , m old - j funeral on Thursday afternoon last was � I . . - . shall be included in the roads to hL) deaigo ing habit as unattr"tive as possible so that f coustquently, be domoral zed. ,Loss will' ing, followed b convulsions until 2:30, hea th as usual i P . 1� f . - I . ". . : . C �;L � . y , , . . 11;, .t_Z nated and assumed or improved j- accor- only those who take the 11(j nor for the love 1 also result to the. striking' workmen. fe fled, . , and spent the eviening along horne ttt Ayton, (,roy c�unty, and had ' very largely attendLed, testifying to the 7 4t ii ,� '__�� - � .. - . The when Ii ,I I I - .44 dance with the provisions of this A, .1' I orgaulzittion now has wit i some y-ouDg friends vL.,ho c�llcd in,. A driven all the way from thor iveateril houle I respect in which the deceased was held and . -1 Tw . - � �, Y_�" Audulg' ' this' reis -a sprplue fund, of ' -The annual report for tho' year ondinE few hours' after she 'retirrd to bed, Mrs, mpathyfor the bereaved hfisband and , I I � � e,�: _� 1� .S., L of it, ar.e likely to P_ IL11 pect I j 7 , _' � 1,7 . $300,000. This will all be 'used up, besides May ,31st, 0 in Nebraska. -They began! their journey on ; 8y . - I '_:', IL ;� I This means, we take it, that any anunici- they set a good example to other countries f .#10 . Wingham Methodist Simmons was called and 'MisalLivingaton., tile Imt day of Apri - i and,h-:ve been on th e I �� ; I ' jo daughter. -Dr. Thointon, -of London, wu . I .L I I I J-1 les, .wL � ; the loss.that will result to the, men from a church has just beei issue(]. During the 4 I in the village this week spending a few i�:_ - - . -1 pality purchasing a toll road go as to have 1 and other peop . he consider themselves I season -of enforced idifte ' pas�ed to that bourne from whence no trav- road ever oince, making th4ir home in the �_ , , � - _ ��, I , � I - k � �m : . I . , 01 t I i itfreed from tolls, Will rCCCiV3 from the I . I so. year there were threE deaths in the mom- I , . � i 4, i ,,'� . ; urns, aged 44 years, DoceaEcd had wagon,which is fitted u th astove L � :. I 'L . a great deal more'advanced in thought, -ard I I - - - eller ret p w days with his relatives sod friends.-Mro. , � � . f, �V_1. Z . ' 0 ' L berohip, 8.3 additiong 129 removals, leaving been troubled with her heart for tho past ' "41" 1 Tillie, of Toronto, ,is visiting her sister, I 1�-, . �� - - - , I . Province one third of the cost� of such road., . . . . Toronto, like i sleeping bunks, rocking c airs and other i8a L , � I � , -1 I �- - �_ . . L . . ' L S . I i . : . many other towns and urn of seven years and had at various times been 'conveniences. For hot w e win- � I � 1�1 - -more int6lligedt. * , the present members lip 430 The a Mrs. WM� MLcDougall.-M, Olive Sellery, , - � � , 7 �! _ . . L . 'oblem of 7,423.33 was"raised 'for all purposes of �; . . . �. _. I . It this is the correct interpretation, and we . . I I . I cities, is struggling with the p of Kincardine, has been ending the . � � � P� . -F � - __� I � . . . - " very near the Wrderland. She was bright, dows of the van were rempved, The rig , pa4b A i - I I I I eo that any other cam be g1ven the � . � S4�303,60 is for the now church lanild- - I - a � I cannot a week with her brother., DiT 1 4- , I i . . L - I how beat to get rid of the city Be , age, Its w hich , vivacious, ple&iant in her manner and was a wag drawn by a sleek looking team of L F; A. Sellery.y. 1, , - - i I r � � : -i I , - � I :, That 01i ing fund, � . � F- I I I cla�uae, a great inj ustice will be done -to nton Postoffice. present system is very unsatisfakory, and _(,'hief juslice gen(ral favorite. Her death is rc-gratted by hor�ses, the same team -Miss 'Nellie Garby. of SeafAortb, is visiting . , L 'i .1 - - . - with which they I �;: - q : I - � Mier edith has given jddg. Malay. friends in town. -Rev. Mr, � . I � - I . . 1, � ", � ; the public heAth now demands thab . started. They have travolled many hun- L Kennedy. of I I .�� - those in u nicipali ties that have purchased We tire sorry to give �our good neighbor, I - a more merit ordering' thei handing over of the � Auburn, preached -in the Methodist eburch I I � ; I � i �, tell roads and paid for them out of the , ir the Clinton New 1,era, so much -trouble in : effiaient. eyatern .b $35,000 estato of Ill late Hou. — drccrg�-Qf milps and were fiLle condition, 1- � . ,a citabliehed. The city Malcolin . here on Sund Rev. Mr. ,Tewitt taking � I - , � 11 i �14X � 4.:, 1 �'s I i Perth Notes. , The Srie'r-lilogs will vidt tbeie Ontario rela. aX I I o � _-: I 0 ' Colin Cameron of 64 derich, to the Toronto I I Mr. Kennedy k duties ixt Au�burn-._M , t_� 0 I . . ". � own resources in order that these roads defending the action -of the 'Domini- n Cov. ! engineer recently visited many old worid 0 r I tives for several week6 aul -ill reLurn w,�et r. . ... - _ -i - I ix I I I I - - I I . I could be freed* frorn, tolls, and it also affords i I cities to cxarr.ine 'the systems In vogue in Gen u wration, recon(dy -ap. - While driving into Listo'wel, on a load � ave - �' ;� �� ; I i and Mrs. YbnJ131cut h � ornment iu selecting that town as a site for again by tile overland wagc� route. Thcy f 1. . - ; 2 �_: � , � 1� . . DiLlted trustecs , 0 ace of the' widow and of I mbor one day recenbly. Robert Rice, have enjoyed th I .. 1.1 L, I . I I . I ! these places, but does not seem to ba.vo 01). - rom Buffalo, wh6re they visited the Parli. �, � I _ . . a. premium to those who h�ve been � I , L 11., :z- I :1 - . I . dilatory I a, new post office building in prefereqce� to R% John D. Wi soi, of London. The ap. e long oatin"14- - . A � � �; � ;.� I . tained very eatisfactory informaltion. He sr., was jolted off the load and had' his . I igs"Pntha Hodgins, nu : �f I., . � I . Americau.-IV rae in . nprogressive . . � - - foo � t- , I and u in this respect. The f other places equallyi entitled to li'�e f avore. � has reported : th pheation for the ch r3go of trustees was shm Ider dislocated. i I . traf itigat the NVI clatook hospital, sp �, t 13�4 � I rec Fiyetems to I the 6y �� . . . D � -Q, , ' I :� - I eat . - : - ; t : �; - --I ;,- - - county of Huron, for instance, abolished , But, aq there is nothing very exciting on at council, All these are very costly, both aa made a yeat ago by the widow. -For assaulting a man .narned Richard � �� Hills ree . . unday at herbom4 here. -'Mr. and Afts. . , � , - �. : _-. ., 1 . I -Word wa3 received last week of tile Murray, at Atwood, recently, Jamea 11a. -- NOTIES,-Hot,'hotter, hot �est . , I 1. , � 4'.", I � * � toll.i a quarter of a century ago, In order-, the present tinle a; small porti n of its S'pace I to the first construction and the a ibsequent would be a John McFarlane went 0 London on W -ed. , . ,� -, I :� -, 0 r � -:- 0- _F - .1 - . I , I maintenance. The eYatenn lie specially sudden death, from it ,-paralytid� stroke, of hon has been sentenced to nine months in suitable comparicon, for ,he weath, nesday. -The many -friends of Mrs. Wm, -� . �.� 11 . .� I I to tip this, they had to, incur an expenditure ' may, perhaps, be _ � .1 or at : ..� ,� � � as.profitably used in -that ! reconimendA for adoptioti is eat mated to .Matthow Gree,usides, at Fleming, Northwest the -'entral Prison, Toronto. . presdut.-The farmers in t his vicinity are . I . � � 4 - ' Lammie, sr., will be sorry -to hear that the . � I � . . � . , 4' ;� - of Awenty' thousand dollars to purchase I work as in any other.; .We have been try. ' c6st,$) Territory, on June 30 Deceased had re. - At the grand lodge of the Knights -,of through cutting wheat -Mr George Troyer, Spe� for her r-peedy recovery. _ i. 1,750,00 to estahlimh it, and $17,000 is very ill, and ho . �_ � 1- I . . : I t % I I - ; � , . I -, I a I I .- , , , I I . � -31 ' i a year afterward to maintain it, PI Ce, Pyt, iiae, hel� in Hamilton, last w,eek, IP, K. .night agent on the Griind +runk, visited at - I a , . - _�_ wb t was known as the Northern Clravel ing for several weeks to got .fro ' con. sided with his son,, Thomas, at that a -Mr. Ambrose mith, of tbehl-olsonla bank I I- : , _. . � m our � . I I I.- - I 1h for the past nine y(ara, and althou who has been spending a couple of w ' I - i � i second system recommended and ea y gli lie Barnsdale, of Stratford, was elected -chan. his home bore last week.-The`datice given ksat : . . . T. � Road, To do this, they had to borrow the ternporary a valid reason for this action. At -ce . I 0� - � I d the age i 2 years, had an - cellcr, and Stratford was fixed all the ilext by M -r- Henry Richert last ' eULUg his home in Forest, returned on . I- I . - I P'38F))000 and. joyed good health up to the time of the place of m ,Vuesday e i Saturday � � I , most efflotent, one, will coat '$2 , 11 the bad reaohe .of � v I I money and the loan has nob yet all been ' first it took a very lofty position, ageigning $76,500 formaintinande. ' I eeting. I was largely attended and all enjoys Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McDonnell were in � 4 1 � t � I . - I I - . _t I I Clinto L d them- , 1� , " I - _� __ 11 �� I ill 1E 11 I I �, � I I I I I I I 1 4 �_. - � li- 4 , , ) I I I �� I I I I i id, Now,havilag incurred this heavy ont. ' as a reason Clin fatal attack, He formerly resided in n . on L . . - �1 Pa. ton's kruat importance as L,'& i Mr Eli Hodginp, an ex-maygr of 8trat- selves, -Mr. Thomas Jarr pal of Exeter on Sunda .-Miss Edith Bonthr : I - - -_ - . ; I : - - . - , ftL, princip y # . . .1 . neighborhood. ford in Riobracrid, Michigan, on Sat- a who has been in Londou for the' plat few � lay to free our own roads from tolls, we are railway and. buainess centre, I died 0 home for his � . : . I I � L This we Courtright PUI)ILiC Bell 01, � L News of"the Week, . -W. B. Wilkinson 5th line of Mot months, is home on a visit. -Mr. F. H. ; � - 1� i . ry satisfact . rig, urdey, 6bh inst. s who was 52 vacation. -The young peoplo of this vicinity I � . - � -L - - I - Ilk to be called upon to pay our - share of tho showed to be ab2urd, ao,- judged from the I WIIE,�T F*it,;j.,i)s Bmit;im,-On Saturday had a .ve cry experience with y"re of age, had cen in d, Ii ing health intend holding a picui th�e near future.- Manager of the Molsons bank, has a , . r municipalities revenue of the post offices, Clinton had no 1 2, of)o acree. of standing wheat in Katiaa3' thoroughbred Yorkshire pigs. Six of them, some time. ' . We are pleased to see Mr.' �hornas Consitb , - � - I L . .� cost of freeing roads in oths' b ec cin Karn � I I .L - I . I very fine driving outfit,. ' L I I _; L� L from tolls. We, who. have been progressive advantage to.speak of in that respect. We 1 -wag destroy*ed by fire. The lose is about at fl,, months and ten days old averaged -A little son of Mr. Howard Cray, Hib. looking so well after his trip to the old AxoTi=R PioxF,ER GONE. -Another of I � .- * � I I . I - I - � . I .1 &nd enterprising, axe to be punielled for our I alsoobiected td_-th'e-t`aolici7'- which tjin Va- , 850'.000. .L . . 192pounds,'and ashosold them at seven bert had one of his hands cauaht in the countriv -Will jarrnf-� -f � 01. f1l our worthy citizens assoil nuira AA7-A I I I I I �! V 111,011 . 01. . r J �" I . 'ra says has been adopted by the Govern - I�01)_',N_SE -STREL WORKERS' STRIKE.- Cents per pound, he pocketed $80,50 for the pully 'f a hay fork on Tuesday of, last week, legiate Institute, is home fo� his holidays.- neffday last, in tb ere n of Mr, John I ULrn 1 6(),()00 then, hoye and girls, thr,ee-fourths of half dozon, Ten days previous to their whi(hoterribly lacerated some of big fiag. Mr. Smith, of Kir,Held, occlupied t' )it McAllister. The --community is distinctly progressiveness by being compelled to t 11, _' e `p 0 . * 1. L � small whom are men, e )Ioyed by t hipment they gaine4 ten pounds per day, era. � . in an&fklisist those who have suffered those I ment, viv., to construct buildings in I "ll h United 8 I in the Presbyterian church Sunday. he pull. L _ poorer for the passing away of those .sturdy relics of barberism, to exi b until the places and to 1:,ave in connection with, d for the 30 days p lor to that two pounds . _ is them 8tates Steel Corporation, have gone out tou all -The libel suits brought by M ayor Davis HOME- FROM THE OLD 'ILAND -Wessrs. Whose courage and toil made I I ' . twentieth century, because they were too i a reeideuce for the postmaster. It accused , strilrb, - Only three of the concert a in the ,eaCh per day, 11 � I of tchell, against F. C. Hord, Mitchell,' John and Thomas 0onaltt re�turned,on Mon. this country what it is,. They filled ,a large ) combine are effected by the strike, b i r- -Mr, W.A.El `�` .1 place and left their impress on the times, .pa.raimon on% to ut U is lio,U, prin al of Porter'o and he Stratford Herald will be � heard be. day of last week, from their two months' I -provide the funds necessary � us of inconsistency, because while we object- expected that others will follow. ' Hill school, and prol ably tchiep highekt; sal. fore ustice Ferguson at Stratford, Septem. trip to the"'Old Cou � . I to free themselves. from- these imposts. I ed to the policy, we" till * , L . ntry, during which they Mr.. .McAllister came to this country, from a asked for an office I aried tea�oher in Goderich township, Has re- ber 23rd, , GlIsgaw, . in 1842, ab the age -of 18 andsetp ,- INVO N.11101t SU-N,sIIim,;,-A despiteh froin , I " visited Many pants of interest in England, . This is an injustice which it is surprising 'in'Seaforth under that policy., ' We showed ChiCaga, , says : Sunshine is costing mil, ,,signed and leaves in a few days for the -Mrs. Alex, Cameron and ,family, of Ireland and 8cotland. They first went to tled in the township of Brock. where he M I i . � lions of dollars in the West. Rain drops I- in I , -86afe of Washington Mr. Will Blair, a Mit(hell, have bought back the old home on Yorkshire, the ancient home'of the Congitts, mained seven years, In 1849 he came to the representatives of th,is county and oth,2,r i it that there was no -inconsistency on. our some places itist now would be � former teacher of Bay field line school, and the _,ogan road that waa sold --a couple of and in order to -settle the question as to Mr, worth' their-' , L I I the county of Huron, and settled in the . . co,unties Circumstanced as we are, did not part, because while we had no power. to* weight in gold. . Elfiewbere the tirr e is pass- who recently gradua5ed from a Chicago year i ago to Mr. Jameg SmiLb, of Fullarton, John Consitt's age, they went to the old township of Hay. The whole district was ,r _ 120tiLe and point out at the time the bill 1 control the actions of the Government and , ed, ai2d no amount of rain can lift i he blight school Of'denti8try, will join him in that They paid.$750 for the premises. I arish church, where a re ister of christen. . - -*-a'a before the Legislature. . . . city and accompany him West. Mr. Lilliott -At a recent meeting of the Mitchel' P age and deatht fOr three, centur. at that time a deuce forest, but by patient . . It is clear that , that while we might, ot from -heat. shri'veled fields. The c6p 9 industry, wise management , .1 I a approve of that - � losses I ings, marri and frugal if certain municipalities who still have toll in money are estimated as 'follows : Kan- has not been in good health recently. coun 2il a bv.law was passed authorizing the ies past is kept. The oextonr looked up the policy, it having been adopted by the Gov. . I habits, he soon had two farms in such eon- - roads wibb4n, their borders are to be assisted ernment wa were J"oug-A , , - : I oaa, $200,000,000 ; Missouri, $100j000,000 - -On Tuesday afternoon of last week, &a cloA 3g of a stre6t for the purpose of enw records, and found that Wr Consitl-- V, a dition as to reab the uit of his lab— Tfi- , . - . - . . I U V a 111 09 that, 1wo Dak-otas and Minnesota, $25�000,000 * J0111:1 litislop, 14th Concession, Grey, was la ag Keterron Park, in order thab a half just five years old' . �. . . I'854 he married Mine Mary Scobie, . who I . . I . I � . - -1 .11 -from the Provincial treasbry to purchase ' all should be tr N6braska, $11,000,000 ; W, I ' -*I -� rgi er than he;iaupposed, The I . eated ,equally under the $15, cuttinir hay, Ill ile I . j I . iscono�n, , his mowing machine, his rn race track might be built. Proceedings only member of bil family surviving is on came out, on the same vessel wittihim, from . . . SOD, Willie, a ,ad of some I . I I 000,000 ten years -go e., : I - these roads so thai the people ueing them I policy adopted. Now. it. comes- dowti to Ro'111011 t have been taken by the Good Citizen's sister, but there are cousins at York, Hull V! He remained on the farm uut4i � - T I ile D. I I . � may have th6 advantage of free roads, , ImOutingrilotives,'ind we must C00888 it Grah s left foot League to have the by-law quashed. This in and other points, whom they visited. They Glas' ring of 1894, when he retired and I caught by the knife and I . . Tii Nim,ARA ]RAM)S.-( rl' had hi t h e 's'(p' * Z . I 0 . I I - nearly moverbd from the ankle. Two physi. only another stage in the rumpus started in then went 6n to Leith and Edinburgh,and in moved to Hensall, to enjoy a well earned � am is the nly man who has �ade five , I I uni'ipaltiel which secured this advantage. is. much more succeseful.iii this line than I n- trips through the Whirlpool Ripide of Ni. clang were 3alled and the lacerated member May last. I . I the latter citv spent a week seeing the many rest. He ]had reached the age of 78 years, I . . I I � q - : I at their own expense, should now -be reim. defending the Government which favored I agara, to his credit. 'The fiftlitrip was made . It -,rhere died on Friday, July 5sh, in historical ,points of interest, In G - . , - ed good health up to within nib* o was amputated. is a particularlyead I Z I . I - and enjoy I � bursed in proportion to the aid Sunday afternoon, In the presence 0 case, but we hope the injured boy will be lasgow : � I now being I the municipality it represents. It sa 9, 1 . . f thous. Sebringville, Annie Schneider, wife of Mr. -they remained ejght days. The Expoettion, months of his death, when be was-01icted � - I - . y ands of -spectators, who able to pull through, even with the lose of I I .1 - � I ry ad. T. Rollfreitsch, hotel ke?per, in her 67th- was a great attraction, and the Canadian ' h some throat trouble, , given under this Aet to' the less progressi-ve speaking of I occupied 6e tvit . which the best � I I . the small amouat which the 'Vantage point along the river. When taken his foot. year. Deceased was born in Wilmot town. exhibit as 'good as any if not the best On ,.',-he' medioal skill could do nothing to . . . municipalities. The representatives inter- receipts of the Clinton office has ,for the out, Graham, was in a partially suffo relieve, s , � cated -While Mrs, Ed. Carter, Miss Carter, of ship, Waterloo county, and had al round#. and which resulted in his death on Wed � - - Clinton, and Mrs, Blabor, a visitor from ways g The attendance was not as great - , � - � eated should see that this matter is made past two years exceeded the receipts o � ., f thd i condition, but soon revived, This was due been strong and healthy until a short time nesday last. He was I � . I as might have been looked for, but the fair a patient suffamr, � r right at, the next segsion of the Legislatu're. ,1 Seaforth office- : � I 10 the intents heat and the length -of time Toronto, were out .driving in the country laefo� e her death when she'was stricken with remains open for several months, and viq E . �� . � �it. enduring witb Christian fortitude what was ; -,the barrel had been held i iles distant from town, -on Monday para Kale, She was 60 years and ten ore are expected to increase during July and his to bear. Us was a consistent and de- � . 1rhe public money, itiould not be devoted for . n .the eddy Fif- sOme in : ' I , - __ � I "'It means that the general busi- �teen-minutes was the extreme limit of time of last week, the horse ran away and badly mon! a of age -and leaves a husband, five Augusb, At the reque,it of &'friehd, Mr. voted member of the Presbyterian church I I neas of Seaforth � . - � - any such purpose or if it is, provi - N - decreasing, and he should ba,ve been in 'the bar ut he wrecked the buggy. The three- occupants sons j.nd five4 daughters. I T. Oonsitt visited a cernetery some seventy � I I I I 18)on that of Clinton is increasing, for the 11 rel,i b and a siaunob Relfortner. He leaves a, w,ffe � -should he made for recomponaing those W`hO ' - postal was there three-quarters* of an hour. were thrown out viol ntly and suatai d miles north of Glasgow, where lie the re- ghters to mourn . � business is always a ba' He -Mr. Chl'!Ies Barnett, 14th coacca'sion, a and four none and four dau � rometer of the town's was uninjured, �He intimates th �t this is many bruises, from tie effects of w ne I � incurred this expense at their own charges, commercial standing, and we feat this is his is' 4 hich Elms, who squIed to the old country some Maine of Mr. Hugh Love, a former resident hia loss, as follows -. Mrs. A. Folr�xm, of �i - they will,suffer for many days. Mrs. ; t barrel trip, but in a few eeks he Carter of this section, who died when on a visit to Seaforth ; Mrs. W. C. Kyle, of Stanley ; -1 . I a f his loyhood, . � well Ws those who never had such ineum.. really where the shoe pinches our good will goo through again -in a was most unfortunate, receiving, in addition after an absence of 50 years, was so diss Scotland a few years ago. Afterwa d Mrs. D. Moir. of Usborne ; Helen at homs. as , weeks i go tol visit the home o � brances as toll roads, friend." � more spactsoular I . r a they - � I , . . . . way. He states this .will be tile greatest to other injuries, a bla k eye. � pointed that he had to return home agai P. went acroEs to Belfast, where they remain in Hensall ; Charles.and John o ' . . . .A . -1. � Now,' while i.t is quite, -The Clinton News Record says: in. ed n farms in - � true that feat ever performed in Niagara. Graham is 11 Mr. He vas unable to find his friends. They a few days, when they mailed for Liverpool, Hay ; William, in Alber-ts, Northwest Ter. � - . The Liquar Traiffic In Russia. I the business of the Seaforth office has do. 51 years -old, and not in as' good Condition Dan, Malloy.' of Lon Ion, fath6r of Mrs. near] y all have passed away and the place and thence home. They enjoyed their trip ritory ; Arthur, tesohin g- in Londesboro. - 11 I . - I � � � , . , '_ Rus,i�& if, 'jot 11auallysupposed to be very I creaaed the last two or three years, it is as hie previous trips. He weighs 19( pounds, James Twifibell, was iii town for a few days was eo changed that he longed to return to c but are glad to be home Once . � - � I . . I . 1 equally true that Seaforth i while the -barrel- weighs but 165. of the post week. In the early days he was Canada again. He visited the fair %b GISS more- I 7 .. . - We are pleased to be able to may that . Exeter. I advtLilce,l in its ideas of moral or other' re., 8 � Dot alone in SCHOOL TEACHERS Tb THE P111LI1 PINE.S. - for many years a resident of Clinton and 'gow. Mr. Thomas (3onsitt's health has improved, �� L � I lForm an I thatrespe'ab. The business of the Clinton 1 On July 23rd, the largest party engaged in -the pump business. In the fall as . J. G. STAI-q=Ry, B. A., (late with Me. I . . ; d -the Cz%r of Ttu3da is about th,a la -t ! of American -During the big storm On. July All, much a' h d i weight, and both looks and Cartby Onler & Co.,, Toronto,) Barrister, Co,nve � � ,; of 1846 he put in ,jaine in � parson who would b,) expected to tal.e a 1 office, in 1899 was. less by '81-55 than it wag i school teachers that ever left this country 06 pu p for Mr. William damage was done throughout Full&rtoo sneer, k�tary- Money to loan. o,fuads I . - , , � I I for f oreign shores will -mail fro R%t y, in. froi feel, w 1. __ P ' . tenbur 3t his ta' latel 00 - in 189-1, While it was less than in 19% ' cisco for the Philippines nk,' r I rn Sa Fran. vern, where township. Mr. Campbell's new barn was Collins & Stanbury, over o,Nail,g L , . Exeter, OrA. - � , - . long t0vance step in thb regulation of the . by M the Combe drug store Iw stan - do, which he blowii completely off its foundation and two Bluevale. cupied by lewtf , - , , on the army ' '� , . ' - � trans. �o �, * 8,331. We h�ve not got the returns .for They will constitute the first - one in use - n of � . , Rquor traffi,,, and the,abolitiou of the drink- I , port Thomas. claims was the first orth Bnmp�. -Miss Mabel O'Neil, of Str.sth- ' � - . i . ! large assignment of teachers for dutv in the v!n, now Exeter, with the excep. sides of the foundation, 'Which the masons NoTF,s 7Victoria. hall, Jamestown, will I . i 1000. This shows that if Seaforth lie re�, . Francisto finished only the night bafore, also fell with be formally 'opened on Monday evening July -()'Neil. � I a,g eajoaa. As the beat meang for auppres. I I . i � I sing the liquor trailic is alwaya�a live . grading Clinton is on the same ro ro, - Philippines, and are to be sent in p�rauance tion of an iron pump erected by the -Canada roy, is at present -the guest of Mrs, B, S. , - � I - "� - 0 ad. But I 0 Corn pauy at Goderich.'- the barn. The barn is a complete wreck, 129th, with an entertainment furnished by -Miss Gussio Holland is home for . I any I f the policy of the Government to implant and a cutter and a heavy wagon, which local talent. -Bluevale Orangemen cele- h - -Dr. W. Holloway, 6f,Wiog-. . question in this country and while i J we do not believe either of, the towns 'are i her bolidays. I 11 . American ideas and institutions in ,the far. -During the heavy thunder storm On were in at the time, were de&troyed. Mr. brated in Lu e -know. Not so many I : - ! � retrograding, bub that 'the difference be. off possessions in the most prac Friday evening, 5th inst., a bolt of I . ghtnitig am, joined his wife here on Sunday, : - metho.Is have. -been di8cusaod,'it may be in- I wearers � , � - � t oul Way 1� latter being on a visit to her i ' th'9 � I terebting,to know wh..t, the Czir haa acco . ) tweeu the postal receipts one ye nd with theutmost ' struck the spire of Victoria street Willitm Har,per's barn was also blown off of the Oran& and blue entrain at our station. � m pareti . - - . � - - . W a Methodist the foundation, but was not badly wrecked as in the days agone.-Mr Cavan Prebbyterian Sabbath school pi6noick- � . ar with ati. I celerity, One housand I teachers have been calk I .- I church, Goderich, near the top, ter' I . .. George McDon. ed at Grand Bond, on Wednesday. -,z -'Rev, I � . I - plished ia this direction and the methods ho ' other, is due to excel? tion.al , circumetan cog --d for by Profeesor e Off a as it, was carried its own length and .set ald lltkd his barn raising on Thursday of last ,: I I ' Atkinson, superintendent * few shingles, then pass d to the other side � . - - � . has adopted. Six, years ago. the Czax issued I as we before stated. I of education in , d wn right side up. Messrs. John Wood. week.-SIr. Mr. Steele, formerly of Kirk . . . f . - Hence the rea.ion of 1 the ialanas, and.540 will ma , taking off more,- then a ruck one of Robert Msthers, of the first, ton, conducted , , I - . � I it on the �Ifoman. . . the di. loy, William Curtis and James Clarke also line of Morris, the aervicen at Trivitt Memorial ehurch on � I -, I an order for the closing up of the Vodka I the New Era that liecause for I he part W strong, t e I other vision headsand ripped length. is hav ' very � poor health . .1 . one or two ill be 560 it off its full had large pieces of' their ibarn roofii carried this summer. -Re i�'17!' Sabbatb.-Jobn A. Gregory, of . Yorkton, I t enty befil the wives ,,rid chi . I years the revenue of the Seafort'll office has The spire had been in the hands v. , J. West, M. A,, � I saloons in the variGUS provinces. The new I of the away, in one case the piece being carried a- Assinibo , � ` . other dependents of the teachers fo ren# or painters, who had just, Completed their job, 0 . nd Mrs. West entertained the Presbyterian is, Northwest Territory, in spend- � a . system went into force on the lab of Janu- I been a few dollars leas th),d the revenue of ' I whom ver One hundred yards. choir at the manFe on Friday evenIn ilug his vacation with his parents, Mr. and . r' - - - the 'overnment is providing free t � neport. though they.had not removed the sc3.ffold -Coe of the befit known and most highly Thomas Short has rrioved-Itito Willi 9* -Mr' Mrs. Thomas Gregory -Mr. and Mrs. J. A. ' I - ary, 1895, and the results have been pro. � tho Clinton of'Ree, therefore the Gov. tion. Of the teachers 170�are wonj�en and 0 resTe( ted I pioneers of Downie par ) am 8an* 8tewart entertained Wnumber of friends :on . I a from which they had w rked. The damage I ernment selected Clinton for special favors i - The salarieb to be paid to will be fully covered byinsurance. � � - noanced remarkably successful. , - . 2"O are men. I 11 seed away derison s house.- I M I r, Sam Paul, second line I . . Under this system the distillation of which it denied 8'saforfil, is untenable . and them by the Government range from $990 -Mr. and Mrs. Ivyl. . Z I on u Baday of last week, in the person of of Morris,' was injured on Wednesday of Monday evening. -The bricklayers are st , - I - oiler, of Zarich, last Mr. James Arm trong, at the advanced age last week, by falling backward4 off the . . to $1,500 in, . work on Mt. Thomas Fitton?s -new block.- � , absurd. Again the New Era say . � Americin gold, which. repre. week passed the 60Lh anniversary o a E. j. Spackm � . spirits is allowed, but; so strict are the regu. . I a . . . nts twice that amount in ip . f their of 78 years and 11 months. Mr. Armstrong mower and pulling on the lines' to 'recover an has n I $I it I se the Phil, pines. marriage, nearly the whole of which time had beell in declining health for some me himself until the horses baqked up over - residence, on Main streeL � I. - I � lations that it practiolly amounts to govern- was very currently reported � I ti his fence around his � � . - -and we , - "� they,lived in bay township, and for over 2.3 and I is death was not altogether unex- chest. He is very p . . -The youngdaughterof Mr. Alf. 8hesys 1 - � � ment manufacture. All the liquor made n heard it - denied -that the Liberals I years in the village of Zurich. They were pected. Deceased was born in Scotland and, f his -injuries are no ainfuily- bruised, but fell out of � cherry tree, on Sunday last, and I I , ' Huron� Notes. - t serio0s.-Mr. Robert I distilleries.paseen through a meter. This had scarcely been returded in 1896, before - . among the first sJtlere there, and have seen togeti ef with his wife and some of the older McAllister, of Milwaukee, visited relatives receivedinjuries which have laid her up.- � ; I � . the request was made for the erection of a _ Mr. W. W. Taman, of Blyth, has pur- this part of the country transformed from' a memb 3ri of the family, came to Canada in 'I, in this vicinity this week. --Mrs. � McEwen Three young men were before Mr. Sie][4 : . ineter is under the immediate supervision of new Post cffice at Seaforth. The request, chased a clothing businems in Exeter � wilderneas and swamp to what it is to- # . ' - The meter not only regis. tt, of Exeter, has da , the early forties,, settling in Ellice town. of Monkton, visited her daughter I I the Goverument. if made, was apparently' � �-W. H. Leve y J. P., on Monday last, Charged w � not granted." I . . isposed We! con , Mrs, injury to a building in , ith doieg 1. � - Jf a thoroughbred cocker -s ai2iel to %'Berlin yea atulate them and hope that ten ship, where they lived until about 18 years Robert McPherson, I -the north end, own- . . . J -Mr. Fred MeTs art, I ters the amount of liquor manufactured This is quite tru p T I . I e, except as to the year I entleman, for ce they may celebrate their dia. ago, when they removed to lot 12, conceo. of Hensall, and formerly te4ch l since the inspector's last vi,jit, but it indi � $100, 11 mond wedding. er in Beffollre, ed by Mrs. M. Braund. After hearing tb& � - in which the application was made &ion 3, Downie, where he lived up to the evidence the magistrate dismissed the oww'. -, And Joseph Stothers has been elected so , -On Wednesday af visited at Mr. Frank B. SCOAt's last week.- Barrister Stanbury defended the coused.- . cates the amount in stock. In addition to I when this I I Ir . ternoon of last week, time of his death. Mrs. Armstrong died Mr. Richard Hockbridge lis ho e , I application was made the witee of Blyth school, to succeed Mr. Fin. a ohildren's party was held at the home of some- -ears ago. A family of fo in' Mies Fowler, of Toron , a 1. revenue himore, who resigned, ur sons and -Master Tommie Scott, 9f mm a to, fe the guest of her this, it shows, the strength of the liquor. of the Seaforth office was . John Mitchell, north of E � onktogna, is ` considerably ,the.l. The bay five di ughters survive. sister, Mrs. Gladman, arriving on- Tuesday. , r - I None of the liquor can be gold to' any par larger than th . . . visiting at Mr. Robert Mc;Phersoule.-The . �; -Eimer Moore, of Wingham, iad hi& fork had been le'. down to within eight feet _C iarle's M. Abell, a boarder at the Am. Misses Warwick, of Seafortl�, visited at Mr. - the Clinton office thu,mb split by coming in contact with a . . I - I e revenue of. , I . -Charles Bacrett, of Sarnia, has been "- - . I . . I bf the barn floor.and a owing arranged from erican House, Stratford, met with an acci� John King's la,st week-�Nrs. James Lee newing acq ere. -A large nuin- ber of Masons and others took in the excur- . � �� chaser but the Government. When sold it I and several hundred dollars larger than the �' saw he .'was working at in one of the fac- it, 'Tha 10yearold eon and 8 -year-old dent Friday afternoon last,the result, of andMis8 Ross, of Seaforth, visited their . uaintances h - - I t6 ' 9, in that town. �� . I I , ,rie L I -Bainton Brothers, of B 0 sion to Brantford on Wednesday, our - eivie �'- I must pass a rigid examination as to its revenue of the Clinton office was last year daughter of Jo8hua Flood, lot 26, coneeasion which proved fatal Saturday morning at I I brothers and aister bere and et Win h I . , 9 am holiday. -Thomas- Trick, of Clinto I Purity. TheCzartold the ealoon keepers so that the question of reirenue con lyth, are!negoti. 5, Grey, were in the Owing, and while -di.- o'cloch. No one saw the accident, so that last week. -Mr. Richard Pr�etor was kicked 1. I I L I � Id ,not I ating for the purchase 6f a building _v, waa .. ,��_:�,_ that they must go out , of businces. They I have been the determirring factor 'in the Wingham, in which to carr in rectly under, a wire broke and down camo ilb lie not known exactly bow it happened, off his bicycle by a horse which he met married to &,,Southern lady,at the residenow . - I _ , I �.-� I " - I . -1 blubinESR. yon a tanning the fork, pinning the children to tile goor. If, is supposed, however, that while coming of Mr. Georg � ��,��_ proteeted, and, as the business dome was selection of Clinton for 4pecial - while wheeling around the la k on F,ido, e Barnwell last week, Rev.. � !" . I I - . I , , y . I I ,. favors. I I The boy was caught on the flashy part of down �he front stairs at the hotel -he fell evening last. Althoug as' y I aus and the profits large, the --r.A very untortunate accident hal)pened the leg and a riasty' won bhe I, W. M. Martin, B. D.- ofliciating, I . . . enorm. -protests I What was it ? If the New Era will con. I ' � A t h, badl hurt, I I I -he farm of Mr. David O'Brien, to the sister fared worse, as the prong pene- hie head on the floor. When those in the -wheel. -W. -J. Duff -doliv . , . rid inflicted, but over the balustrade, striking the back of no bones were broken, u a 8, ___� I � , on. t , � were pronounced. The only answer made flne itself, fairly and frankly, to answering . got ad m ged . I I ' of Stephen, on Saturday afternoQu, 6 erred a, horse in -Hugh Armstrong's storo at Delta,Maui- . was in effect that they Ought to feel them ,h infit. trated the breaet, bone, damaging the lung. adjoining room heard the fall and ran to see Listowel on Saturday. -The first of the toba, was struck by lightoijag during Sun- - � �� . . I I - I this question instead of _cloning .futile ex. 11 Messrs. Geprge H. and Wesley Bisiett, of -On Friday n,'orning, 5th inst., , the what was the matter, they found the unfor. bicyela racee-for 9, cup offered by the Canada day night and badly wrecked. The man- .. ... I I I � . solves eubjects of congratulation, since they i cuses, im uting motiyes and 'hai' �hery were erecting a death occurred at the home of Mr. and turiate man unconscious, but without any Cycle and Automobile Corp anager of the store, I I - Exeter, assisted by ot , I 7 . �. - . p I r splitting ind mi�l,'and when they ) had the machine Mrs. J, S. Swarts, of Wingham, of their visible wounds, He was removed to the here next . �. were. now at liberty -to go into some benefit : about. TBF, EXPOSITOR'S ,consistency, and w� . �any will be run who was stopping In an . I raised tozearly the proper position t up is a adjoininR store, had a narrow escapa, the . -guy ps ,race Wade, youngest daughter open air and everything done to bring him J handsome one bub can be C( m , I -and decent business. The decree was auto � 8 niec M G Saturday evening, The 0 , . other mattere which are not of the slightest rope broke, thus, allowing the mill to:topple of to' . i . - � t I P" . eomp&ny,4 Wheel peted, for b lightning wrecking the w1adown and 4o r I I . I �, _� I he la e Walter Wade, formerly of Chu. baok to consciousness, but without avail, I ridera of the y .vt .4 - . � - i r . ; I . I I I only Mr. I . . 1 . boards ovvr his head. � . � � I I . � � i �Z, I � . . I � . . � � � I I � � _. � � � I I : I . . : - . . � : . � - I - � � . . ! . � - I I I I . . � I - I _A I — � . , I I I - * I � I IF.;- - e - W . � I . I - . , � - I . . I i � � IULN . , J j"K, =__=_�_ I - I � I � J 33, F.. MGM orlv,oincerj F11. � � . *Mau . bt.af =00013 � red �00 -Ilrst< into! .1 loing W4 400VOYOX - 120me -OV617- Ull ,,,,I,, sevirid �' - TacF, LAMB �,� .8ady roforred, � _. . .. U199mely -B. A.,�; . 11 , � � "W41 well -an � .0Jtrre&_d_erx-in�. I � A-_ �� 11 . 6 # - 1111 e -1 , b = ,%� a *U f -'r . � . t it 41 Aiatric : I I . ,, �br � ic . f, r.ruol We' vh� ,k.new !the � ,Who for -twelvt . . .Congrp%ation n 1with arked � bretbren who I . - able Worl- he , I . labor Often sr- towjI or elty t I _�hooe that Cox . -because it vs Vien 'seeking V - .-Cotild not be w _10yeil, and gAVA �_ . hft�g And tr& __ ffe III .Sn Varly a.- , . thro,u�gb ,the i imost saintly n . . was fortunate Bameli. the I I&I -66L , Eli, � (1, ANI r. " yield bit heaTl bitn'self as 'atie thorough eoul I len bened be�i a -fOX4 his sphel - Whom be. had �. =&u who thou' I - oblems of li IrMly. the fruit I � � I I � . M-Platby �oft � IXU�ht' logieil` - . I . . rev I sion and w, Riggins will I tbolso wboonio� al took p,',Rce It I � church, And w bytery -of Br, sroof Of Morr, sence of th arthur. Clerk, the Presbyte . , tortne, Raylitig , for him. He it ,who t a t,be battl, vepose.wben th -tnourn for ours, ,clarion Nrojee bt . ,churob,givitw'% � But wo do r,6jq, the fruition -of -Xhe Rev, Dr. 1i Byriod of Monf) lq�; , the VrPfessors i Iffiggins took h . �ed the fune A ihe Presb�tery - in the obicquiel %wearthur, All -ver, Chisholm 4 to mourn their sister2j, a wife I in the greater I kind -father has I �God;comfort hb ,erlessehilAren 4 loved ones, -and thoto to whom and for whom I an effort to leax� -Great Shephorii im- ,. -A very unil � �one,of the kind . tried befOre the - tawa. Charles serveiot, vent t Alsy ci)7-tb, to �& I *f 663. He W -S car, who scized ter Hateb, wb, , - HAII. When V -through the wi( 1, bed 't befor-eN it.. Air: Hall df tank. and the b - sheriff, who . . ent Judgment was % Allowing that ti . -Durlug the *d Oleacce diat I . two bafne belor viest, of the villE - lby lightning., to I consisting of all . . - - v I 11vof old araiim; _plements, Losi -.A severe-A�, . --- lightning., pasa& doin 'd .4 _g: consi eral T,he lightning it Dovidnon, a farr, from there, WiM forseother with the' s � . ) s, qu"v - �etc. -1 . Am - , � � "� 1). Hay, Coinn wills, mortg"ALnd At the 10 " Tat" 4. - . �=_ , - - � trail whett (now), a .8 ;rIMSM-kest per b bite yor b=hal_ Passper bushe]__ . A iriey per busljel_� . - . __ lau"er" No. 1, llooft I ButterA tnb,- - � �_ . 'Elp Per d0t_�;. CM - F oni, for 100 24--_ I - 6yper n , Hides per 102 lb#�.. A -i SheepOkihfo#.� ... � Vooi _.� TAMots per buvll� , S -alt Irattil) per - . V*od per vord,�Ien W)od por oord I -ab A plevperbNg-_�.� Cp < � 40V*lr seed_�t_l Z TIMA12y Scod._' . Fork, por lo,o &4_' - 7&1'01�.'Par I'J_ - . - . - r% I I H ToRo,�N�ro,, t AGrana's on, Tul �_ anim-861a which I - . rallitary autborl *Ave'to nine. A] -and the prices ri 'Weatherw At "I's I " - - llnslti-a anyhow I ,Year. I LiNDSAYt ,Tull . mlet here to.&� 17a ella,mr. B" V,f�exl , undrec boarded, Mr., land Mir. Favel lboara at Prices 1r__v'A I Tono".O.- I iu fair demand itiell. Lar �5-ge r.o to 160 116-r th luln. Creamet3 180,11d,go 18� to 1, 11teady, with fin - to 12o - r d( stock, Ct ril�s ,ess, ket ,quiet, an� "lake is jobbing uTre'A. X , ta'' Boar'd of erayte, large * I '310 ; 21 IOU ,of 0olored, 65 10 white, a iotS4 of a 190 �box�j at 844 :2,OW ho.,x at-� boxes. Butter -