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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1901-08-02, Page 4. - I . . . I . I IN . � � . . I I - � I - I I . I - � I � I � . . � � . - . I . � - - . I - I . � � I I � . . - . . . - . . I � � I I � � i I , , , , . I . . . I . , ; , I I . . � � I - I �. I - . I 1 4 . - I � � - I : � . . I . . � ,� J � I - . � � . i � - - I I . I . � __., � - _1 __ - _ 1, , �� I .� - I . � I I � . - I I � i . ., . A- , - -_ -_ I , . - _ , , 1, , , ` - I - I I I—- -4 — -i . . ! �,I - � -, . - -1 - I � � _ � 1-11-1 - ... - .. � -, -_ �_- � - - ,, - � . . - � I - .1 , " , , � � . - . -11 - . , 1-' - � --i - , � . I . . -.1111 - - . - - -7 � � � .1 . . - I I I !, � ! , I . 1. 11 , 1. I � _. I �11 � - . .- � I I I . I : . . : I . I i .. : . . I - - � . � . I - _. - I t I � . i I . . I - I . . : . I . I I . . . I . . � . . I - � . L , P . I I . - I .�, � 1 �2, 1 - - . . * - I , � :�Zt �.i . . I . - � " . - . . ;.. � I . . � , �w I � . J . . I . I . : ij � I � I . � . . I � . . .; �� F1 4 1 * I . . .1 . I . . I � �, It I I . I -S . � I . , C 1 - �1 . - . 'I .. . . I I I - I - m . � - - . � �, �. L t i- I , . . . - I ' I I � I - I ; - i t- � - I, - . I _; �� I . -.i � - . I � - I � i I - � I . ! ii � . . I � P: I .. ,- 4- � . THE HURON EXPOSTTOIR,� AUGUST 29. i9ol I . . . _� . . - .. I - I I -- ; I - - - - ___ --=-- . I - I . � . . I I I . . - � 1�' - . - . "I 11; I . I . � . -_ : 1 4 . I - - I - .; � . . - . - �. 1� � - I i . k I � — - , - - - � 11 � Ir I I � . .. of any private company or individual. unive4ity as well as a high school and so, and no other Province in the Dominion re6ve, Later on be moved to West Wawa. I In q . I 1 ! � a W - . - , ��4: 11 - I . � . - I I h where he rwided until he mov fference- in C mbs� It I I _. I . li� , I" ; Numerous Instances such as this could ba *pablio school education, and they complain has any 'greater claim on him than the noo , I - . I" . �! , . . I NEW ADVERTISE2,1ENTS L y ad into There is a great 01' 0 ,�i � -i I I Gdderich a few yeare ago. The late Ur. __ 11 � I 11 i_ % 1. � — - . given from the experiences of businoss men becAut-theGoverument does not sooead to -j,ve -in the editor of the Free Press or any � ��_�; I . . h - -1 I . betvveantho p.%rentI -er each in almost 0 ' . W4,shirgton was a firm believef in tho , s-*--#--#--*- 0 V ! ji � #-#�V 6 6 6 6 &_ � � : " . 1�"r 4r �ge - In doing this we say they other Canadian, There is, therefore, no. taocto of John Wesley, and - besides being - . ' ; : ' 11 � . . , . .co ! very business oentre in the coun- tb ir d malds. +4_1__�11 ..+-I-+-I-l.++ � rl� 1 1 1 , � - .- . - a ii Of the paj,cr on which the . c V . � �� I% � . I . ; ad lfb I - try. , � - are doing wrong and are asking too much. legitimate esuee for offense on Mr. D a local preachet in connection with the ' . . - � - - _,v1, r - . . . ryden's I . � - I I I . - . � . .. r4 - : , . � i Methodist church, was for man yesirg re- . I I I I We Boll the Goods --Greig tr. It ioJouald-1 It is'not only the Injury and injustice that This, at any rate, is our opinion. Our cor. p%rt, and the outcry. against him seema to 'r I f . , � I � � Slaughtor wo-lurlAnd Bros. -O I _ I I � i Did. ydu ever see the - 4 � - � coeding steward, the duties of WWII offices I I I IL is being done to individuals, but the injury reopen i ant seem s to be of a different mind. be based simply on a desire for an excuse for :1, 14 _1 13,1408 --Alex. Wilson -6 . r - . - . I r � , 1 f7 7� � � at . he � faithfully performed. He wan married I . . - "I . . . . . i AualonSate-G. Staphonacn-5 th is being dono the countr thabis tol be We are quite willing that the public should faul.t' finding. -Mr. Dryden - is too valuable in 'Darlington in 18415, and celebrated- his . � r . r - .. y . r.. � _. I., � Teach��r Wanted -A. flodgert-6 - i �'.. . I � Fxpoi,lbion Rates.. W. Somerville -8 . I O)Mpl&irnei of. �Vo are handioapped on - . I � � it I CAMEL'COMS 9.7 ,�. jr ,+.- . I I judge between us. We Wink we. -know a man to the agricultural interests of On. go�den wedding in 1895, his life long partner I t� - - ,. - Rook Him PlAnk-joifah Wat4on-S. . I . � . ... � ji � i ' ' I - i � . I-— every side a - I I � . � , meritien tt-E. hioFaw Company -s- nd,the value of our pr6ducts are- enough of public opinion to justify us in tario to .be treatel so meanly, and evela, surviving the golden ceremony but one year. � , g � Don't � I . r - I I . � ., - � - I Z � � — � � — A k .& � — � — — . I r -people of ware he -to step down and out, as the Fre-0 'rning, the 22nd ult., at the village of I 1W 1W 1W 1W 1W ,W'W W 10 1W 1VWr - I � f �� - . Great Bu gains-A� G. Atilt -5 being decreased to an enormous 'degree by saying that a large majority of the Mits Caroline Colookey died on Monday I r" '1� To Cant ractort-Hon Y�y Horton -5 I - I I .,. 11 - i - . this loose and unfair system of doing busl. . - mo, . . - - ) I I- . Stock Taking Sale -D. MoBoath-6 this Province are with us, and tbat they Press ree6mmends, 'the lose would be to he N hwood, after a more or less serious ill- �r� - - .� � . t 0 � ' .. - . I ��, �! 11� - . Notice -Wm. E1111otit-5 ness. It should -be impressed upon the would not uphold their r representatives in. Province and not to'Mr. Dr don. There is neis from her early childhood until the time You can pound it- on the table, you e � I 1- j. r .21 r� , , I I . an throw it On the I :1-1 . � , - � - ----*'! Government by this time that 'this thing y of her death. � Oaroline was brought up near ,� . I _ floOr I . � -1 i: - -t - i r - I I ki going I urther than they have, gone. not another man in eight wt the preEent , . � - � ' Zurich, and her taking off was not totally and jump on it without breaking 'a, tooth out I - � - 14 i� I �'J_ I N should be remedied. '- It -must be remedied. r r . - . �, r `rf � �i , Oar -correspondent quotas fW large time capable of filling his place. Of it. It's the , _;�? ,�_ � *1 hgalth as _ -11 I . . r unexpected, as one in such fral - � I b _r 9 kt ;-I ' I � . I . I , . ,, 11fJOU (5XP00jtJ0f# If the present Government is lacking in 4moun of aid given by, several American - a � -L . - � . . �5 - - I — deceased harl little to hope or to wish for a greatest worider of the.ag-. A comb like this is worth a cl.olla,r � � ; . � . 11 �� . 11.1 I 11 courage to grapple with it we must get a States to their universities as an example to I Huron Notes. long earthly existence. She was a go 'd and . .11 � !�! i �� .- ; .11- �� __- -. � - %i - I . . - I . 0 1 , - ' X14 ��L . Government that will. kind Christian woman, and in her death she I � I �; - I I � Ali 11, �� Ontari). - Before we can institute a cOTA- -.A golf club has been organized in God. in every house, but you can buy one for TWENTY C F,N rs, � _:� 1'� - � SEAFORTH, FBIDAY, Aug. 2od, 1001 - ' - - � - m � '_ _.J - _� - � - . . e . een the American and Canadian , e I . � � ,A'_ I Th only true remedy, so far as we rich. - in the gainer, albho, ' . . �!! . - I � 11-1 — . -Wednesdiky is8ed by the aged widowed mother, who I I the ap6ointment of a , lone I 6 ):Augt;st 7th, has been ee. in . 'The only place in, Seafortb that you can get is from l I � � _1 see, is competent atild institu I P_ this respect, it would be lected as Brus,sels' civic holid I . V_ � s : - , I . I � %4 �. - � I . . � By. has been her steadfast pompanion and help I � . , . I , . - I � _7 We Must Have a Railway Com- , independent railway commission clothed -neceas ry for us to know the amount of aid -Mrs. John Glenn, -of iWicgham, fell during the ,years o ness au suffering. . . I 17 7V_ 1 . . I sic d . I : r 1: - � � I . . . I �, I ,X�,- I ;- , I . mission. . with sufficient Powers, not only to.-Euforce directl and I down cellar on Wednesday of laot I - -Oa Monday afternion of last week, two � - ;� . . - � - . I I . indirectly- given from the I - week$ a , 11 i jf� , ,f r Vve -do not know what the object of the their decisions, but' . Goderich boysi W&ltcr:McIntotoh and Red. I I ,_ : � . to'en6ble them �o ascer- treaeury -of this Province for university cdu. cutting her right hand- badly acroso the .. , - - .- � 7 � - - -- Dominion Orovernment may be in cOmMifl- tain where the difficulties lie, . . They should oatioln and the natur ! a of the grants given mol a I palm. id McDonald, weirel�makivg preparations 014 I, � ,-, I I 1. V. -FEAR the Druggis .. - - . .- . for,a camping expediti�n and were driving a I . � - � � ; . - � a �� . . � I -Miss Roddick,� who hats carried o , 2 t __ - - I , � -4, . I sioning Profespor McLean to take evi4ncO have the power to compel the railway e9m-' by the several States � n a horEe in a wagon to W � hich it was not ac- . � ,� Z� . . , which information millinery business in Brusseli � _4C_ � �� . - for a number __-11 I � . - �, regarding the discriminations in fMght ' - � - cuatomed. Frightened probably' by the Another large shipment just to'hand of those Wonderful I . I . pinies to adopt a uniform an4 intellig,ke we do, nob poasoaa, and our correspondent, of years, has s6ld ont to the Ziesee Hobkirk, - 1 -� -, I � I- I I .11 ! �- . ,; i . . � .; . - I . � I *1 . rateis charged by the railway compa�i of Blyth. . . wagono it ran away, th owing McIntosh out. , � I r - V ; i as. systrom of keeping their -books and acepunts does n't give' to no. But of the fruits . � I - � �,_;�_ . I ' - . it . we McDonald got out over tl�e back of the i tumblers at three for 10c. . .� . I � %� 1-1 c � ex. I po8 I I -Bogus $I Daminion of Canada bills have . I - � � � �: -� I But, whatever it may be, it is now perfe-OtIV and they should also have the power- to I ar I tion to *udge. ,Are the people Of been circula'ed in Goderich, Druggist thout being hurt. The - -- ; I.i - __ e in J � wagon wi t- � t - - . . I . � - � 7 evident that M.r, McLean is gathering a at- such theae tafes more intelligent, more moral, Rieke, of that town _ntinu - There are still two races in the series, so he � , I L J '14 &mine those books and accounts I - 0 1 Z .� I horse, started at P011ey?s liveiy, and c - I - 3 . - , took one in the other swapped horsea, A few days 9go one Of the . rnass of information which shouldnot only ad its run down the harbor hill, where i-, , has yet a chance to get nearer the front of a t os � � - ; i� .7. * � times as they thinkneceshary, as well as to or in a' iy way better -qualified for the duties day in mistake for a good one. p r i became dissatit, fled, alla welit to the � I 4 - J, McMath, of Wingham, has taken waleaptured after haVing separated itself the procession. -Dr. Walker Ard and bride, yard of the other 'and , � � :! be of use to the Government in their futur p ' *ben copsidered de. , of goo .'e the Cana;dians 7 � l - V a rocure sworn evidencel� � citizenship, than ar _R ' took away big old . � I . i � , � V L - I out a patent on an improvement to a neek- from the wagon by running the latter into a of Philadelphia, are visiting Mr. Ard's horse., leaving the other. As & result, the ; I I - � ,�i dsalings with the compinies, -but which sirable. And when they arrive at 9, decie- We do not think our correspondent will say I � � � ; - I I 1� .� � I , -1 �' - hydrant. It was after*ards discovered that mother, Mrs. Albert Hughes, first line, -, f W, ' - . yoke oentre. ,The contrivance its said - - a � - - . I I I other fellow issued a warrent for :the street . � : i . - . should also arouse the peoplo to a sense Of ion, they must have t6 power to -force the % they are. Is it not a fact that our Canadian to be young McIntosh's arm as broken. . EL. ; - � - quite i gelDIOUN. i i Morrie. -Mrs. Robert King, of Godericb, of the -dissatisfied one. - We understand:the � � : : ;10 the danger of tbe-position they occupy and compani68 to respect it -and govern th�-nia young men and young women compete Rue- . in Durnin & p .1 .. � .,o 773. B. Gibbings, of Clinton, is in the old visited relatives 1. I , - . � _ _�' , . - ' -Fine was discovered in Bluevale this week.- � � ' - I . � - ; - 11, auted, � - .- � I country looking after the interests of the ' Nlim Jespie Cassie, of Ayr, is visitin at came is not settled yet. The i fracas c � 1: - . . _�_ the groes injustice; to --.which they are. 8ub- selves by it. It might'be reasonable -to ceastuty in every department of life and Phillips brick yard, at St. Helensi on Sun. Doberby Organ bompar q quite -an exoftement in our -usual] quiet:vii. - - � I �. ,. ,. I - � , 1. _d - - . : � . . V`l ,I - 11 - jected by, the oompanien. ' d y afternoon, but was extinguished before _# A � . I - - -� F. Be While the permit an appeal to th� Supreme court if m and while roaming Mr. Peter Fowler's. Bluevale road, -Rev. lage.- Ir. David Gottschalk teaveg this I !� '.1 _ � compare favorably in every respect ith the �as` The logs is around London concluded that -he would Robert Thyne preached for Rev. F. Swann, week f r Bad Axe, Michigan, where he iu- . ; -11 I I ' ' - w ny serious damage was done. O � _ � . - I . I I I I � i :_,-1 � I . I desired, the -expenses to l')e 1i orn bv the young men and young women of the United about $35. 1 like to vi' - I . people Of this country have pald out millions � � _; - , - .t . � 1-- , . - . Bit the House of Commons, wbi(.,h on Sabbath evening last. p . ... - � - - . I . i I I . I . I , - . - . . tends to reside for the future. His family r - . 1. was in sem � .. I I ; of dollars to get railway competition, they company or the government. - A commission -John Maxwell, who was arrested 4on. The gdard at, the 'door re- 1 will follo - I . 4_ ; . . . States? This being thp caee� wherein tben -in . '� , �___- was soon Be they can . : � ,�,� ' fused to� allow him tj go in unIG89 on a ! , dispose,of � - ,� I _ J. I I Senforth a couple of weeks ago on is charge E I . ,� are still in the grasp of a hugle railway thus composed could secure justice and uni- . their business 4cre. , We � .1 , I __� , '' . � ,� . - ,are they advantaged for their larger univers. - I Lakelet. regret 108i�g such � � , k � .. . . . of horse stealing, and taken t recommendation of a member of the House, good citizens. 4 --Miss Fos I . � , � � o Goderich to ; 11 � 7 4 � Monopfoly and they have not how as much formity and would stop the cystem of ' ter, of , . �, _ -, . _U _ � � �. i - ,� a I ity expenditure, and where are we hauai- stand his trial, has been acquitted by Judge Ote to the Hon. Ed- - I I � . I � I Ben at onc,j sent in a n* I BnErj.zEs OFF TITE, LAKE. -Mr. Brown Pigeon .1 -1 - 11 T � � I , ' Michigant is *here Visiting old fri � - I proprietor of the saw mill, started his ebop. I ends' an 7 r 11, ,;1- - - - 4 . . I comp6tition as they enjoyed before they terrorism now practised, and would. be of - capped on account of our less expendituire ? Doyle. I ; � ward Blake, stating who he was and where I aintanoe;. . d - � 1_;., �.� - ; . . - I per last week, after nearly two yearfs' acqu . . :. :I I . � - I ornmeficed paying out their,money a -ad be- inestitrable advantage to.' the country. Early Tuesday mdrningi R. le he was from, and in a few m; rest. I . L I �, 0 � .IF . - 1-1 _. I I - If �This, it seems to us, is the true and proper -t G. Smith inutes Mr. � � ; : � ' . � Mr. Scott, propriefor of the roller chopping I . . I = ,� 6 ." . & Co o grocery store in Blake ciLme and escorted him through both . i . . 41 � fore the railway lines were : multiplied. this is not done and done -promptly, the -Goderich, wa d " - . , �� J .� f . I . � . � .1 test, : We believe that our young men are 0 a c inill; gave Mr. Brown so much to t3hut, i Ashflel& . I Z - y f -the fir4 is 4 Ouse of I I .1 . . � � . .- : - Enough has already been learned to justify powers-andiDfluen6eof-the com stro ad by fire. The cause the House of Common � and tfie H down. No doubt the same arrangements ! NOTES, -The recent rains will do immense - I ': . - P&Tlies -wiJI made more self reliant and useful by beirg unknown- Lords, giving him a most cordial welcome . � ; � - . I . - 4 - �_ . - � : . 11.1� - . I . 11- . . The loss is about $2,400 � with an an toi I Will be made later on, and Mr. Scott will' good to the meadows, spring and � �i `�� - , . the statement that the companies have hyp. increase, and the longer the matter ii BI-, rcquired to belp themselves, and the more surance of $1,600. d introducing him the leading men in , .1 I � I il, - -.1 - . I -_ : I _. I . . In ! - - Our . root, crops. I �71 . I -a ' I -Edwin J. E%creft, of Exeter,has won English political life. EL.re a monoply of the choEping here, --Mr. 0. Ritchie, - 13ih co"e ion, bad a I notized the people with the evident deter- lowed to drift, tb more difficult will it be they h4ve t6 do this, within o6rtain bounds, 1) - an - I . I . __ � . - I � .- I rnination of robbing them.' Tb�q have for us t*o tree otVaelves from the incubus. . - the Peter Ada'niabn scholarship in mathe. -Ann Ferriby, relict of the late M'atthew but,y fariner. Mr. James Berton, threshed : valuable horse die last weeki supposed to I . t- - � � : I . � . � . - .. . �. the better it will be for them. ..Th.e Pame Saturday afternoon and Was the first at I � 1; - � � . . . matics at the Goderloh Collegiate Institute Levy, died on Thursday morning, July 18611, it have been "used by heat, proatration.----�Tbe I . . - . Z 4, I " I � hypotnized the Governments by prorni&iug - . � � . � - : - I around here. -The wheat will only be f ir '_ atearn threahers are beginning to get ready I i ; I _1� I I may be said -of Germany, of whose educa. and MiL,8 Kate Webb won the scholarship at the home of her' eou.-iu.law, Thomas a . � � -1 , � I : , .. ., � � � r them support at the polls ; they -have hyp- The University of To,�onto. tional E for gene�ral proficiene , . Elliott, Goderich. Mrs. Levy wa,i in her round here. It ripened too fast, and the for another season's work. - -Mr.. E. Bower I :.,&_ I - 1. � yetem pur correspondent seems to be y I � I-— i.; � I . . . �, I I . . I , '_� no,tized the representatives of the people' in . , -Mr. William Forrest left Brussels last eightieth year, having Dean born in England Sample i not by any me'ars first clasp. has been laid up for some time with I � � t �.1�41 � - I We publiFh in this issue another letter so, much enamyrad. ould our correspond. a . I a sore I � . �_ 1. jAr There is lenty of Ftraw.-Mr. John Kruel- - - � 1 4 . � week on a trip to the old ootintry. London in February, in 1822 In 1829 she carne p arm but it is gradually getting better.- � - � z! , � , � Parliament by the distribution of free from Mr. Anderson, in reFpact to our criti. ent like to live, under4G' nal The'quarterly services of the Ashfield circuit i - I � - I . . - I � : . m 4- �_ .-I - - � erman institutions, ii Ilia Objective point, but he will also visit with the family to the city of Qaebee and a ler lo.rb a heifer the other day, the anit I .- - - - - I ' � ; ,�, a � 4: 1: and other like favors,' while they cisme made some time ago- of Toronto' few years later to Toroiito,- then Lit having got its leg broken - in some unac- will be held at Blaikes church) August 4th, � I o Z . . - _. passes � ,. F� I � I Ugi� or would fie like to -have them transplanted the Glasgow exposition. He will -be abse'b ble York. I � - . . . I � I � - ; , � I . . U � � - . I . . ; bave hypnotiz3d prominent buslia,, 4is . countabla waV.-The young and fresh vet. at 10:30 a. In. : . � me" versity, and the claims being put for' several months. There she remained U til her marriage in ; . kl � th by in Canada ? Are the Germans, as a people, eriinary surgeon, Mr. Perdue, of Clifford, is � I - � .1. :: , . I . , _,; . througlout the country by givi. ,, them -Councillor Newton, of Wingham, last 1849, when she and her husband settled in . - - �. I I thefriendsof that�iustitubidn forinfiresied superio'r to Canadians in -all that goes to e8tabliabirif q ite a reputation round here. ' I .- I . . - 7 - �. . - � C. - - I I I : ;. .. -I �� . e-.ial rates and then bindia - ther � to so. � week disposed of the Millman property, in Fullarton township, Perth county. In 1856 ' ut . 13 eld. . . � � He has hat a very ayfl I .� ap 9 aid from the Provincial treasury. We no- constitute true manhood ? I Are they, as a they came to the township of Co' difficult case here th,a ;. ?,� � �� . - � Z s. - .- _. I . lborne, get- I e � . - . I � . ma - . � � I I that town, to John Roe, of Morris townehip . Our doors swing in --are always .r� i- crecy. And now the system of roUary is ,t:oe th ' - " week, but throu h skill and attention glad to i . �, !�%� past � . �. .1 7 1 . I . at Mr. Anderson takes 'exce tion ' to whole, even better educated than the Can- Mr. Roe in'tenda retiring, and wil Tr 0 tli]3g on the third cobeession, where Mr. . - I - 7 1 : .. .- , p . I love L have you come in. I . . . . � a_ - . � In, full operation. - , . � to business the animai Is recovering, and is Just now 'tie a pleasure �� . t � ,� i i.: I . Some may be digposed to two ttatemen's which �ve'made in our note , adians ? If these questions can not be Wilogham nexb,February. We anderistan.d Lavy d,l:ed in March, I$88, Since then �he . I : � 9 � .1. - - expected to leave for its home in Shelbourne introducing our customers to all the , . M -1 I . ., that t _ F .. he price paid was $1,625 - deceased had lived wi('Ih her daughter, Mrs. I . ' . I I : , � I . I - . I I � � think this statement is overdrawn, but it is which was appended to his last letter. His answ�red in the affirmative, and we do not next Monday. -A, Reidt, Summer Goods that are marked at quiok � . � . - . 1. � . . . -Mr. E. Butt'lef t, Clinton on Tuesday, of Toomas Elliott. J. Scott, A. L_ . 11 I I Sci�tt, G. Rennie, W. Gedlie- and P. Dickett �rices. Tbe E.- McFaul Cam- - , 1. 4T too, true and the facts already disclosed first exception is- as to the amount of Gov- think they can -There died in London, on Tuesday of I I , � . 3 I . , what better in the, German last week, on atrip to Brandon. lie took ny, Seaforth. - I . I - I . . - . � � , s � _. . I 1. I � . amply justify it. -Notonly this, but they ernment aid receivkI by the Universityi educational ayoitein than 'the system with him a car ,load of wage last wcek, LaiIra Colw0l, wife of Mr, Win. I plowed up all or nf arly .all of their turnip Pa , 1 1755 1 1 .11 - . � em also in some way or other to have . _9f On. n tongues, about 1 land. The turnips will be a scarce article BLOWS, -Mr. Edward Rutledge, formerly , , . I . ae 1,000, for which there d 1 7- . I and the number of �tudents ini attendance, tario, or what has her peoplo'gained' by Ue� is said !,to be a goo Young, at the age of _1� years. The dece-as- round hero.--= ti�sell Harris, of the bound- of Bay field, i8 v it,�!i ng .friends h , . - 0 . . . . I ; � 3 1 , . ��.-i � . I bypnotizad the press. While this robbery . demand. � These are manufactured by him- ed bad been ill all a mmer, the primary - ere thieweek. I , � r I I I . � ,I and his second objr,ction is as 4 whe-ther'or vast.expe,nditure alongspecial lines 6f --which self in.the rough and then fl, arV line, Fold his lambs at a good 6 tire and -Rev. Mr. Kerrin, of Mitchell, took a trg � . . . I " . cause of which was a severe attack r --f the g J I � - 4 ai�hed up by L � I - . I . - A . . - . - q I I university educat,ion is f essity. dent boasts ? . Thomas McKenzie. I grip, which Eettled on her lunp. About . . is in progress and while irrefutable ovidenoe not a, 1 -6 nee our; corre2pon . delivered thei-ii last Thursday, They must here on his wheel, on Monday. -Rev, R . . � - - . I baken from the shipping.bills of the railway W,it - 11 . , I � -* � ,.: - have been 9 � . ood ones to go so early in the Gardiner is visiting his relatives in Bayfield. "', - � h regard to the first point,' as stated at . -Among tho;so who went west from Clin-' three weeks ago her case, took a serious turn, . I , 7 F . I � . - . � . � : .� � - � . � season. -Fall wheat,aud barley are all cut -Professor Thomson, of Louisiana, i � . I I - :CoMpAtias is being produced, showing that the time, we gave We figu ton on Tuesday, of laab week, were : when she was compellel to take to her bed., ,is visit - I i . L. � I res given by AFTER an immense deal of wriggling M rs. � . 1: �� - and and Fome of the peas And cats ure nearly ing his brother, Jame's Thomson . q � . - � ; �;t - . I . r, Miss Josie, to d to -Rev. � : � 7 .. s � Ontario is being systematically diacriminated Premi T Roes, in a -speech deli McMurray and daughte and kradually growing�worse, succumbe ready.-Nothitig thrives during the lon ' . I I - * . . � i "I' . r e vered by' him twisting and turning, tbrough which. it is %Veyburn, Manitoba ; Mrs. McLeod to d was a . I - 1._ F, . � . I the &read destroyer. The decease _g Alex, McMillan., ,of St. Enoch -church, To- . . � � . :-�_4.1 - - I . agwnst in. favor of the producers and Ehip-,. in the count 'th w1hile f former resident of Exeter� havin I dry spell but the potato bug, and � even it ronto, formerly of Auburn and Smith's I "': . y of Bruce,,a few days previou6. not w0i r-, , 11 ollowing, it, we, have got Tanirasek, Manitoba ; George Doherty to . - , I . g resided . - . _. I ; � J - -, he firr . Moose Jaw, Northwest Territories; and ,b of ,,e,, more vigorous since � ;, �_ -1 . � pers of.the Unibed. Sbates., with the excep- ly. , �1�,e have not noticed tha�t the statement 'ra to make a definite thereforseveral years.' About t the raiv,.-A Hill. is spending a few days i - i . I . � � �_ i . . . the Clinton New h I a Bayfield. . _g - I �tion of the Toronto Globe, the Farmers' San 7 I Mr. an Mrs. J'Ames Snell to Winnipeg. I .young student- will take charge of the Mr. James Thompson spent a few ,days v,is. . - - I I 1; . I . , of . the Premier has been challenged from' statement d the year she moved with her huaband and I - - ; � � -1 7 V . � I . - I �, 0 : . concerning the reasons: for the Episcopalian eervice here in future. ' ; � I . I i - �: ,And two or three other papers, there is -not -Brussels voters' list for this year is out family to London, wheire she died. She was He iting his mother, at BeJgravt, last week.- , I j I ;il � I- any quarter, except. by our correspondeLt. (x'overnmcat selecting that town as the site has a. congregation Jn Teeswater also.- Rev. James Hamilton - I - �. . - . and was first posted up on Wednesday of a daughter of Mr. John Colwill, of C.�u_ _ and �Mr. 'William . . . , I . � � a single newspaper from one end of this The Premier said that the subventions fro m, for a new postoffice building aek. There are 405 names on the list Rev. Mr. Alarshall,.pf Woodstock, brother Stoddard, of Goderich- . ; % - - � . __ .1 � I I 1� . In its last last w tralia, .She leaves to mourn her death a. I of th, , passed through here - L broad Doiniuion to, the other that can see I , pastor of our Methodist church, on,,:tSabbath, to conduct gervipes in Varna .1 _. I ,. - the Ontario trefiblary to the University issucit.concludea-a long article as follows .. in ull, being tie�ided as follows : Palt it husband and two small children -a son and I I VInything wrong. At least if they do 'se _1 . 253 ; part 2, 126, and part 3, 25. One hun. daughter. . . Go-oupied the pulpit here last Sunday. . and Brucefield Presbyterian churches.- . I I ' - a amount to about $40,000 Nancually. Our " We believe the Government sele0cd Last Sund afternoon a. nu tber of youag I .. I _�. what is wrong they dare not lift their vo'iceo . - � I dred and thirteen are qualified to serve as i . . I ay In. . � - . . correspon-dent says that the total revenue Clinton because it needed a .postoffice here ; jurymen, . . : I - men from some of the towns to -the east of I . inprote--t. Papers who shriek their loyalty _' . . I Wingham. I Myth. - ,s drove here, and, having ,got an owrilose % . . . of the."Univeraity _is $121,716, and becauaenoother suitable building could be -John F. Ro'binson, of Goderich, was Tim In'o_-i WORICS.-Oa Tuesday after. Time for Summer selling is short, priceo u . I I found drowned . in the harbor, at that place, - of liquor, made a disturbance. , 1-1 such conw I I from the houae tops and go into hysterics tha;- of this amount the Province on-ly seci,u_rH Vbecause the buaiiess of the office I . noon there happened in Wingham a very are ahorter-at The E. McF%uI Company, I . . I � � whenever the name of the United Stat ' on Friday afternoon,- July 19�h. As the important event In the town's history. The Store, Seaforth. Muslinsi. Prints, Dimities 0 duct is repeated, the parties will be likely -t - I ' I , , 411 -1 - - 11- I __ - , I " I .1 F I .� y " , �' *; , � . I - I I - - - �� I I I I . I � � � � ('8 16 contribut6d $7,000,- and he takes . warranted it, and because as an investment, ' u to ireb a rest in the village cooler. -Mrs. D. faVOUrably mentioned, have not one word of deceased had threatened on several occasions Nationial Iron Works were formally opened, Vests, Hosiery, etc., the very things VO - 'L . . � these figares from the report of the com- the Government will in the end save money." to take hie life, ib -is supposed that he delib. and an immense crowd from the town and N. Porter, of London who has been visiting - . - prateat to utter aaainilt this System which is n � - L want at the prices you've hoped for. , � , 0 mittee o fia erately took his own life,although no per. surrounding country was present, and cheer 1 111551 - . n herhome , L , ance. Now, if the facts were - We may differ from these epnolugione, as Mrs. John-Whfddo "returned to , - 7 . i . 10eing pursued by the railway Compinies Of known - . n wimessed the trggedy. ' -_ after cheer went up as two-year-old Master NOTES. -Mr. John Habkirk, who has held on I Monday. . . I . . I I - , perhaps there is not so much differ- - we do, but they are at least intelligible, so .1 I . � I -Nlias Emma Doan, daughter of Mr. 0. Bullock, son of the managing director a responsible position in oneof G.xl-,,'a le L I - robbing th,i3 country to build up the neigh- ence between the etatements of'the P'remfcr although perhaps not justifiable, H' . t ,ad- . L I I - I . . - . , boring republic. In view of theee fa owever, S. Doan, of Clinton, who has been 'engaged . touched an electric button and -set the,pon. ing tailor shops for the past year, resigned . Wintilrov. T � . . e-ts it is' and our- correspondent after all. The Pre- We sball see what we @hall see�, .for some time as one of the k1a .,IA. 11. . . d -L 13 Rnr.;neian I- f- ; LA, L. I_ .. - i le we 1, 1 13 , . - . � 4 -me the en teachers in De. deroua achinery in motion 1! r k. QUV11J Dg arouse and mier,, no doubt, -reforred to the entire aid, . . . I mes a Foe ., on ere an has befu VISILLD9 L, & g up y eeping prices ,, they are b3coming aroui&ed, although ' . � MWE, - troit public school,:has received a more re. were given by Mayor Clegg, Dr, McDonald, under the parental roof for the past week right down. The E, McFaul Dry Goods � �. it direct and ind the U' - - — � sponsible position 'in cD i ' Company'a Store, Seaforth, is busyevan � .irect, which . niversity Vnca nnection with the M.P., Mr. H. C. Bullock, manager, and before taking charge of the sawing depart- takea a long time t4- get them to see the receives from the 11�a For Critipism. Boys' University at Cleveland. She enter3 others. On behalf of the company, Mrs, ment of Mr. W. Taman's tailor shop, Ex these hot da the reason . Province, while our cor. ' � � . I e- ys. People know real danger of their position. _' respondent takes 'cognizance of the direct The following paragrapli, which recently on bar duties in September. Bullock presented each member of the coun. ter. John is a first class mechanic and the why. - . . I - � I � - 17551 - It has already b . appea . _Ma�.ter Wesley Joynt, son of Mr. John oil wlt� a handsome gold pendant le can depend on' getting good work A SUCCESSFUL CHEME MAKE% ---Mr. eon proven that not only red in the Forest Free : Press, is af, . as a I . . ! I 'Neop . aid only. For inatance, the same statute . JOynt, of Lucknow,. met with a very painful souvenir of- the occasion, . Dr. McDonald, one on the clothes he makes. -Mr. James 'James T. Morrison, son.of Mr. . aratbech,arges by the Canadian ra ' fording a great deal of pleasure to the Con- ,accident on Friday last. He was . I John 0. ' 11MV2 that authorizes the annual payment (if seven ' sitting on M. P., acting for the� shareholders, and Moffat, foreman in tbw carving department Morrison, clerk of McKillop, cheese maker . I much higher than the charges of American servative papers, and is copied and com. the railing of the bridge at a ng _ . h thousands dollars, also sets &part for the h other, personal friendal' of Mr. and Mrs, of Stratford's leading furniture faccory, at the Spring Creek cheese factory, near railwa-i for similax diiittinces and the same ' ' I mented on,- by them with mue I glee. I . Woodstock, has - been winning laurals for . ., ' uoe.of the University six townships of Eix . . . . The mil dam, when the timber -gave way and Bullock, presented then� with a gold watch spent Sunday with his parents. -Mr. Finne- I . light, but the rate from neigh bor- . fact that the editor of the Fir w Press is . active- more left this week for Oshawa. There in a himself and his kind r -f fre - I - I . he fT.11 bead first to the slide below, break- and a handsome silver t a service reap factory. In the recent I .. miles equare of the Crown. lands of the Pro - a ing his arm in two places, and was other. ly.- Mr. Bullock replied in a f well goodopeninghere for a practical man to contest at the Pan American Exposition, - . I �, ew i69 pvii3ts. on eacrit eide of the lice are very I Member of the Legislature an� a supporter wise badly out, and bruised. chosen worde, thAnking the people of WID1 III . . -vince, from which some revenue must be ' . I b ild up the grist mill and we have no doubt Buffalo, cheese made by Mr. Morrison - much higher in -Canada than in thq Uaited of this Government, makes the para -Messrs. Jake Miller, J,tmes Burns and ham for their 3 the town would aid some good m'an as scored 96.5 marko, the highest scored by � I ; 3 U I- � . derived, and if our oor,.redpondent will f ur- � � graph J,>1cKinnon had a close man nesses, ( � States, thus placing oar shipppros atia serious I ti, I: &L . . . all V4 more .pleasing to the C neervativas call from serious, in the National 1� orke Li ited is nab as they ere oln to sid X1, Fi I I I . i V& ""M 11V a various sources o, inco e, � � . if nob fatal accident, in the gravel pit, in fargel I 9 a ar . �- Buy %3 6000 onj 0.0ord county, Sna WILFIM ; disadvantage wheit.compared with -',the ship. _ m Here 4 is : I . � y held by Vingbam people, so that more, as there is not the slightest doubt a few points of the highest marko awarded. . . : Luaknow, bhe other day. The whole face both collectively add. in . �. we have no doubb he wifl fled that the is " � . . - . � . . ividually the town that every day this iodustry att"ands idle it We congratulate Mr. Morrison on his � � - . . pers of that country and thus also neutral- statement we gave is a good deal nearer the I .If certain news Items which have ap. of the bauk, about 15 feet in height, end. is very much in 7 , . . . . terested in the success of the ia irijuring the bupiness men of the place.- success and trust that next time e will , - izing any beneficial results we should . peared in the Toronto papers t is week are denly gave way and the three men were new enterprise, of which there can be no A great many from this place expect to take h � be ; - - an oy actual Bid f urniBhed by the Province than t, and they doubtless ar , Hon. John buried under its weight, but fortunately doubt, orders beinig alread . I ; at the very top. q from our more advantageous geographical �Orrec i � me - Again,as tothe at. , _v on the books in the Sunday sol.00l excursion to Goderich NOTES. -Mr. John Govenlock, of the " - � � the a unt be states. Dryd n 'Ontario's Minister of Agriculture, none of them were seriously hurt. for $8,500 worth of goods. Those who know on. Thursday, but there would have been brick yard here, had the misfortune to have " . a , � . position. And,, in our own country there h g gone into the ranching u:iness in Da. L � . tendance, it is quite p3saible the Premier . -Oa Wednesday of lut week a very all the difficulties that had to be overcome, more if we had made it on our civic holiday. his b arn and its contents burnied one night - � - Ota Of course, Mr. Dry en,' as an indi- pleasant and interesting time was spent at and have an idea of the amount of work in. -Rev, Mr. Kennedy, of Auburn, exchanged last week. The origin of the ,fire ,is not , A - ' _ � � doesT rwt seem to be any proper system ob. k - only referred to the art students, as. it is vidual,- has's; perfect right to go into busi. the residence of Mr. William Mitchell, volved, I cannot give t3o mueb praise to pulpits. with the Rev. Mr. Penhale last Sun- known, but it is supposed to baveorfginatod � - served. Competinggections have different not reasonable to suppose that those who ness anywhere he pleases, but when a Can. Wingbam, the oo6asioia being the uniting in those who have pushe i everything to �,& day, and Preached excellent sermons. -Mr. from the h'eathug of some now hay which L I : � - � �, rates and for no reason which is observable, 'take their medical course th � are sh uld have I . ___ � 9 adian Minister of Agriculture goes ranching the bonds of matrimouy of his second successful termination. rhe increased value John Ross, rincipal of the Edmonton was,stored in it. The buildingr, a lot of hay, - � " . - . Nat only .this, but different individuals in their tuition paid �by the 8tate, and the in the States he give the -agriculture inter- daughter, Miss Lottie, and Mr. Archibald of assessable property I i Wingham, on bl'o school! ip at present eDjoying his a horse and some implementx were burned. � , the same places - eat-] of this country, a �% - . hich should be to him - - ' � � - .,are differently. treated. number in arts given .by our correspondent t, a blow that th I R. Ramsay, of Platteville, county of Oxford. count of the building of the iron worka0g, goulid1lays at home. John speaks very highly Mr. Govenlock had an insurance of $400 on , . . � Some have to pay the regular schedule rates and the number stated by the Premier are a sacred trus e � people can The ceremony was performed 'by_ Rev. D. will already far 'more thpn recoup the town of the country around which -he lives and 00 tenta � . hardly be expected to tolerate. This is not the building and $100 on the, u . The I . Perrie. for any additional tax re dered.necef.eary by intends returning in a couple of weeks.- McKillop F re I urn C in y, f r � while others enjoy ape ial privileges which -near enough for all practical purposes 0 every -The voters' lista for the town of Wing. i us a ce o pan a te I ci � f a party question, but one in which i ted. � I � . the loan gran - I . are . . I ' Principal Shaw, -who has been exp.minlbg a t investigation, at a meeting of . . - not given, to their competitors i in the arkument. � I . citizen Of this Province is interested alike. ham have been printed. The . grammer papers for the Province in Toronto the a, held at Seaforth, on Friday, . __ . stances it Now Jor the eecond We are spending thousands of dollars in first = - . , . __ same place. . Under these eircurn .postirg was July 23rd. Thirty days � point raised by our Bluevale. ter the past three weeks, returned home -decided to pay the full insurance."The I r I . is impoopible to ascertain -whatthe �rates correspondent, viz., as to whether -'a drawing the attention of the world to the from this date are allowed In which parties NOTES. -Morris oouncil-meets on Angust 'Saturday. -Mr. William Scott,.who was farm belonging to the late Mr.J.J.Me- I I . . - or not fact thatOntario holdsout the greatest can make appeals. The number of voters 5th. -The heavy rain on!Monday interfered formerly our principal, wait renewing old tac- Laughlin, near here, was sold by auction, � . reallv are from the tame point. Those who . university education is a necessity, and as . I a to those who wish to engage in part I of the lipt is 452 ; part '2, 26'8 ; wi uaintainships during the pabt week and together with the chattle property. The . opportunitie T , . . th.,the opening exeroimbs of Victoria hall . .. I are given, these special rates are pledged to such should be provided by the State. Our In algricultural- Darsuits, but bow can we part 3, 152, making a total'of 862 voters I ' farm was . . searacy and if they do not i expect people to believe these statements againfit 845 on the li 0 JA -M r. Matbliers, of Belleville gidding goocf-bye before leav to resume purchased by Mr. WillianiHogg, keep -their correspondent indicates that we said st of 1900. The num. i'39 I I educa.- is hr,me visiting his fath' r who 1 . PU � when the -enemies of Canada have simply to be 0 -s , very ill' his school in the werst.-Mr. tland, clerk who resides on Mr. Will -ism GLrieve's farm, �, mouthg shut they are deprived of t I r of persons qualified to serve as jurors at the Commercial hotel, was in Ripley look- - - heir tion is a luxury, and On the strength of that Point to the Ontario Minister of Agriculture . -Miages Maggie and ;'abel Robertson, of . for $3,200. It eont � - I I t priv-tleges and in some cases ruin would be . . . is 292. 113gL_at &in@ fifty acres, but is a statement, makea merry ar our expense. as a living contradiction, It is beyond the -Word was received in Exeter on M o Ottawa, returned home 1 last week, after a a hotel there, with the intention of very choice lot and has on it good building#. I power of ton isit at Mr. Joseph Smii.lie's, Morris. -Mr buying. John is a first class man and very � - - L * I re- John Gardiner's horse'- ran away on W . .8 Sure to make a success �` thv� regult. The system of birrorisM which Now, what we did sa"as that, a unive'sitY bad effect ,f qe or pen to f ally offset the day of la9t week, of the death of Mrs. T "' v ed: obliging, and i : r re , Dryde 's actions, and the mmine, who died in Toronto on Sund4y, nesday morning of last week, while on his wherever he goes. � I I - I - these companies , exercise over peupledn tHo education is an educational luxury.' Tlie, , r. n I - Kippen. . , - wa rn�iy be j Dople of Ontario, irrespective of party, after a rather prolongel illness. The de- way to the station with Lhe mail. The - A H C mmissioner and Conveyancer ; . P o . �_ - y -adged from, this. A few cents ia a,,ve,ry material difference between the .will be doing only what their duty to their ceated, who was.- a resident of 'Exeter, - left . per hundred in freight, nia,ken all the differ- two. Surely our correspondent will not country requixes, if they ask him to re buggy got oomewhat br-,keu, and Mr. G&r. Zurich. willp, mLo%pWa�eoe and deeds drawn up, Iftney lo"od . . there eeveral weeks ago in very poor health, diner had to continue his journey in a wag_ 174041 4 _ at the lo ivest rates of Intere t. I � I . OUO3 between I)rofild and l;)88 ())LJ Many argue that a university' education is a his portfolio and stop down and out. lins to visit her brother, Dr. Oldright, and'her �on.-Thcre A10 pr&Wdcally no wild rasp- . If everybody kne a L . usef4luees as a Minister of Agriculture, in NOTBS.-Mr. Wendel Closkey. of Elkard ersell "' _ prodacta and, in many businesue8 and it is necesEit . He knows as well as -we do tt,-mt he highestL ly . clase being of a serious nature, she gradually barties thi3 sea � son. Last year there were Indiana, who was called home to DAsh- w Of their 11 und � . an aatrago that, . in a auppo8e(jly y A I t, sense of the word, is gone. grew worse until death claimed her, Her wood: prices, at the end of the year there'd be . free , some of the be3t and ablest men Y' I ing remaine were taken to barrels and barrels of hem picked in the On account of the death of his sister, paid more standing 0 their credit. It pave to couWly" auy co we have Now, we have no hesitation in say -Ralifax.for burial. . neighboring patches. Instead of Mr. Closke t, mer of The E. McFaul . mpany or todividual ahould had in this country have never taken a.uni- rryin � going our village a visit. _y was born be 0, regular cuato - . that this criticism is entirely uncalled for �The Goderioh Signal of last week says : " be 11 11 this eum!Tier, the pickers can on the Branson line, near here, but has been Dry Goods Company, Seaforth. 1755 1 � I- .. be perinit-te,l, yFar after year, to. exert suc h varsity course, -and that some of the most and undeserved. Mr. Dryden has his We 13arn Mr. M. G. Cameron has re. only rar how'many t ey got this day last away for 27 years. Many of his old associ. NOTES. -Mr. John B. XoKhy, of King - , that, 'a . I a power .4nd-J-Dfluence oVer the people as is I useless dolts we have �inthe country are cently been offered a Position upon the edi. year. -There was im �ice in the Presby- 0 .. . I I faults,,Iike the reallo of us, but he has ur-- !�, ate@ however, remembered him, and were ston, the former &rt of the week, was pay- ' - I �, . , university graduates. We are qu-ite free to torial btaff of one of the largest law, publish. terian church last Sabba(th evening. -Mrs. pleased to have a talk with him.-Tbe re- Ing a Visit at -the home of big pareats, Mr. . I ohown here. 1 A business man in this county . , . . I �__ grudgingly,opent the beat years of his life in Ing comp,inies in America,with headquarters Toole and children, of!- Brussels, visited mains of the late Mrs. Moyer, of the Bron- and Mrs. Thomas McKay. John is an old ' was car.-ying on business at twq different admit that the able men migh,t th3 service of his brother farmers of Oa. in New York. The offer is a temPting onet friends in Bluevale this week. -.Turnips in son line, were interred in the cemetery here Huron boy and like the rest of the Hurolt I I - PDin-tg. Both places were -equally distant - have been more able had they had a uni- g both in the recognition of Mr. Cameron's this district - � on Sunday afternoon last. ' tario,.and no person who, is not prejudice. may be call6d a failure. The Mrs. Moyer boys, has made his mark. -Mr. A C. Me- ,�. from,the source of supply of a certain. arLicle. versity education, and the dolts. -might have blind . will say that.that service has n well known abilities and in respect of the recent heavy rains may encourage -them formerly lived with her son in Ohio, but Lean, the past week disposed of twenty . , . At One place he had to pay sev' ot been rumuneration involved, but after consider. wonderfully, however. -Rev. Mr. Fairbairn, about five years ago she came 'to make her bead of cattle to Mr. ' Stanbary, for � L I � eral cents been greater dolts had they not been ui - able io,those particular interests ation he has decided not to accept it, pre. of Dungannon, will tak the services in the George _ � , per hundred weight more freight for - ni vary vala I 8 home with her daughter, Mrs. Menno Oesch, shipment to Liverpool. -Mr. William Me - 7 I . � this verdity eduested. W'e do not now, -and we under his care, as well an to the interests of fairing to- remain in Canada. Presbyterian church he , rio and at 113adies where she died. The deceased vv a , of London, is the guest at the home ---�Mn. Holmes, of Holmesville, passed next Sabbath. Mr. Fairbairn will also nearly ninety years of age. -Mr. and Mrs. of hie uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. article than &t the other. He'brought this never did argue against a unir.rarijity eduA. the public generally, and to dispose of him � - lady a Mordie - ' � I I I I - . h�r 951h birthday on July 6bh, and her visit the Sabbath school,' and will make a Rudbl ph Heidman have been called upon to M, .- discrepancy to- the attention of the railway tion. But what we do say is that the State so summarily as the Free Press pro . ordie.-T r nt r i h n , I - - � 0 M i he ace a us ave bee a , - authorities and asked for*a reduction at the poses wid circle of acqua atances will be glad to report of the school and congregation, mourn the death of their daughter, *,he great boon and had a beneficial effect,in this . I h i a- would be as unjust as 1t woull be ung -en. know that sbe still enjoys almost excellent 'which be will present to''the Presbytery.- passed away on Sunday afternoon last, at vicinity, to the root"orops'and postures.- . " is not, and should not be, under an o ig � i I - � - I - . - I; dearpoiat, Instead ot doing this the rail- tion to provide it. It is'in the i'terest of er.)us and 'Ungrateful. We -do not kno health. She is able to be out -and around, Mr. and Mrs. El;iott Th5ne, of r,uh the early age of twenty years. The deceas. Mr. George Taylor, the past week, *is in I . 1 9 - � w Longo, I way company increased the rate of freight the State that all i,hould ' have hat truth there may be in the report tbib can Rif, ot;f, of doors Bud enjoy the fresh air visited ,relatives here this week. -Mi ed had been an invalid for a long time, and I � : . a I -, . li as � - - - - 1 Toronto with a car load of fine cattle. - - I - at the cheap point to equal that at the dear school education, and the Soate ' while the members of her family -are around, Minnie Doan, of Zurich, visited Miss Agnes for the past ten months has been compelled _�_Mr. �and Mrs. JameS Dick and fs%ilr, Of � , � - I � - . . provides Mr. Dryden has taken an interest in a cat- and has tbe fair use of all her faculties as Smillie und Miss Alice Duff ti � . point, notwithstanding the fact that' this in. that free. Ir, is also in the interest of the last week. -Rev, to remain in a ,hair. Death came as a . tle ranch in' . - happy release to t" avfferer. The remains Seaforth, during the week, were , � � ,the United States� But sup. well, Pcovidecce has been good to her a,pd � Air. Cook and daughter Visited at the par , ng crease had been earnestly prote8ted agairIst State, only in 'a very much less degree' -Threshing mills am now - . , that pesing the statement is true, whose business no one appreei&tes it more than she. I sonage last week. Mr.' Cook was, some were laid to rest in 'the Lutheran cemetery in the village. � . busy. Grain .ia turning out well up to, the -L%9t week there passed away at his years ago, the vigorous preacher of th - for rain h I I � by the person. affected, and its disattrous re- our children P-hould be given a high school is it ? Mr. .Lryden's money, if hone. e on Tueeday.-The long looked am average, both for quality and qualatity.- sults were uintedi out and it waa qtly reiidence, in Godericb, a well known citi. Bluevale Methodist congrogation.-A car of come at laxt, and everything in looking fresh he harvesting operations have for 401218 - ; p shown or Collegiate Institute education, and th"d 'earned,,is his own, and no person bag a right zen, John Washington, after havirg ,lived hogs was shipped 1"t week. -Miss Lily and green as a result. -Mrs, - . � T � . : . th,at others in the same business at a. greater State also provides for that in a proportion.- ' (Dr.) Buch- days been somewhat retarded on account of I I I I - to c)mplain, n.6. matiter how:he invests it, or over .four. score yearr, The old gentle. OILVdr, of Godericb, is vioiting at the resi- anan and daughter, Miss Clara, left on Mon- . . . I distance,. obtained rates more favorable than ate degree to its nee I the frequent rains. With w -,f . ; . yew fine 4&Y4 . - e#aity. But, being �hus where. it !a invested, so long as the enter4 man had been failing for some time, denca of her grandfather, Mr. John, Bar- day to visit the Pan-American Exposition ,at the harvest will soon be over,, the earliest I - he had formerly enjoyed before they were equipped, we think the citlz�u a __ 1 s6 his death was not a surprise, though all gess.-TfireshiDg machinos are busy again. Baffalo.-Rev: Mr. WhItesides ia a guest of for many years. -Ur- and Mrs. Jones, of . � . raise 0 1 hould, prise' is legitimate and hod " est. So long as 'w him sorrowed at his demise. He -Miss Agnes Smillie hasi ibeen engs ed to Mr. J. A. Williams, and on Sunday IsEt - 9 he . � -not entirely, pro. Mr. Dryden attends efficiently and properly .was born in Clinton, during the ;�eek, - were guests at � , d. This incre4se also, amounted t thereafter, very largely, if who kne J I . � about two thousand dollars a e r and com- Westmoreland, England, in teach ,at the Browntowb, Morris, school, preached for Rev. 0, S. Finkbeiner.-Mr. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. I I � : � . y -a vide for himself. Ontario has done a good to the duties entrusted to hint by the people 1819 and landed iu Canada with his father's duties to commence at thO close of the sum- R. Heldman, of Grand Rapids, is home on a man In I � - . ) 01"T. � -is paid, it is to family tea years later. The family settled mer holidays. -Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Scott at- visit to his pare ts. He is engag�d in the the amithiDg department of the Clinton . ,, plately wiped out the profit the man was deal more than- this, as it aide very consider. of Ontari'), and for which he Mr. Jones holds the position of fore � I . n I � I I . I in Soar[ -oro township, and during tbe-Me tended � a re -union of the Scott family, at harness making business there. -Mr. Albert foundry. -Rev. J,ohn McKinnon, of Wil- - l . deriving from his bu.sine8s,, at that point. ably in furnishing a university education. peraon'a business but his own where he In- I KeDz:9 rebellion the deceased bore arms in Seaforth, on Saturday la�t.-At thesecond Heidman and three sistdre were called home � . . bicycle race, held on Saturday eveni from Detroitthis week, on account of the ces in St. Andrews church, and will also - , � It will be reen from this th'e power the And we contend that it has gone far enough vests his surplus ,cash. � Every person , dt-fence of big country, while his father was liame, on Sabbath last conducted the .serri- - i companies possess, the arbitrary manner in in this direction. Our corrqspondent, on knows that Ontario is not a ranching coun. taken prisoner by the rebels and held for Will Haney finished easily flrst ;, Sm"K: death of their sister. -The Irish are saying conduct them on Sabbath Max .- - - . h it; *a exercised and the far reaching I I it - 1 5 . � that the late rains will do the pDtatoe boys from Seaforth -_ I whic I the other hand, and those whose cause he try,. and, even supposing Aft. Dryden was 1 so a time. Some years.'later the deceased second ; Coulbes, third ; Brinker,fourth and t Somn 40 � I I I : too up land in Darlington township, and Stuart away behind. In both races Stuart I and the Ger I good, were in this vicinity the . results from the exercise of this power. It I champions, contend 'that the Province Afsposed to engage in that business in On. during his residence in that municipality be has been unfort � mmno claim it is good for the cab, past week assisting in the flax pulling, Mr. 7 , .- on w cro is go ar a al 0 80 . I .1 . 1, Is a dangerous power to be left In the hands , should go the wh I Ole length- urnia a arto, ere a no opportunity for, his doing was many years a councillor and for a titne . his .wheel, but 'pluokil: e remounted. or so* ago two of our prominent rea-idenits the needed ho F in Off . IV. I I I � I . � I � � I - . . t 4 . I � - . . . I . i I . � , I . , . - . . . . i , . . � I � . ; . - � I . . : � . . � . � � I . � I I . i . � �1� I . . I � - -__ Fre0110J.'t A- 40- - tt I g&W-ardi . �h' - - . It, a , f tut e02 1 !or d R,Oberts list men J. y ;*cool _* , - . I 1 � -the_,1Iu"2 01 ; I bw � lgves -7 -01[0 I&V . . . , , ,6W the , ifsdwj�rd-tbe� I .01 the U-111ited N . ,x"I"d.xind Of 1 B-04 K_Ingf Dg Slarbror Of 1--ndi - - I&OU. ,BVT % I ,atherineGriffil � - -o' Ne' 40 yonker .t mpo, oboxx Y, - mse2-hed room! lotteiii!rean. -1 .Qf $24 -every t ,:thig was not kol - A Aiat ,inomf, . II&O-WPI WAX A .boa". IT -here I - I Zhe* :People* f ,tA synountin .P0511 - &NANT TO � �041,en, for"I" . I irnown as GeOrf ,sidssiU Scot -la" 4001 th*� Oft-nutl _ '' . app li,ed _Wwara ijtda -of 20 - - t_ in tk.e� - . . ,a t nd 4-ndBanfishire, � i- in th I 0V.iCMity,C fivedistrilOt- . I tbo texteall '61 ' �,onetltutjug the the reduction I I I tZilminister vIr-r1r. LO; _. � And. udence. 4 ,Lor.w Stratboorm jw,m. Vran, WJ R . . .1 ailway multi-, I �Wm I — - . V -1)-uring the ..�Veek, the bou! 16611, 15tb� �"COM . I" � Fby lightning n`16, ' -to the room's. ,011 the farm of � -burned. I —Alfrea Kiv ,cou.ntv jaid, dig heart fiaillulre- � voutity 78 year, with �his parent. I .ihip. HO'lgervf diffetent flnlitll I �Aud --.reeve And � ,00moillor and i received the AP1 ,Jail. . - —An old 4nd I the township -( , I -W-edaesday M< ..--person of 14-r. I --cession 7. Mr.. the time of Win . seriouily ill 10 .In him ApOthil . township Is r�� his rest after a: L . honest labor. � ,-the North of Ir, when a young M - took up A bush � -then a beautifu - short, time -aftel therAg married , - 1ad just landed I -age, bei -ng also'. ' After en-durinj - ,-hose e L v arly iau& ancl,urq. I)Ougl went to -Strat I died in 1-882. � to the homestel �'Ing days. 7 . B.. R. HiGon -.Oonvoyancer, Viv atnount of -�money Interest. on firstwdl . � . maveyanclog W01 tome ievery wo week. Soveriat -w J. G, &m.mi . Oarfty 091er * : Ancer, Rotowy. U, -cupled by Collins, Exetor. Ont, . - � ,rail Wboaffnew), I � 'Spenewite"re.ri 3�fjg,per bashel-w 'p-a"por bushel—, � . a sirlo I �F por buit'helli � Ruit. B . I ___._ I 2 -1 do%-- . , F Vafi,L Or 10020_� :. . r $on 120W- . L 1 . . . I _ft" . I - . fittee U1116*-."-, - W10CM--t., - , - PA_ aWmawl , 0, bufsb salt ("41TIVver I - ,,-W-3od Vw 00rdlOO; W,)Odlpercord jal , . A plee pot bag- �J trov"Ji't siled__�, �Timffty :S"d-. � Port, -par 100 tbel.� . Ulow,, per lb- _� L - � , I , ; I � TonaNNsTo, i , . U �� I vails 1i at the present z I always quiet ff . � -mid-sunivaer -a -thlit season. I sold -on Tuand practically S11 , _W Ulu from , . � , a 61 T at A,96, I will be any - . . before the. r.41 i I - I , torvwma, , 'L Ver bushel -, V 900110' 58-1. to 1 ,44(! 4 ,Oatst, 46 1 $13 : L , , U,eW Kr bayL $6. PO ton 6 � . , 8(;� 01c 11,10, WMI. I . ,ed flzece,- 8 to, D_ UTICA. X. I . Du*y "rd v sold -at. 9co aw I - ruling., crea .20 L t* 2O.Jo, bt � at 21 1 - ,_ I I I WDSA!!,' -0.heese 1"rd . _1U9 being one Inga ever he, ferad, thki boa . ToRo N I . ; 'Too " ship.ments of -41 this tnarketbv , and crocks. � - uiedium to ,quiokfr. Th I 17e.,while th� . at 12 t* mo. 18O for tho bf allCI pricitB KT4 L Ana Go for sc at 1210, and gatheria etoc . cull's *rt dull . WIMEA1,. _15 I%Ulhet *but " urm At 11 tades get no L I I . - he spot M L 1)rJeerjhoL wil � � I I . ; I ., � 'L � - - . � w I . - I . - I I � � I - . ; I . : . - . I . . � I � .. A - � I . I � . - I . . I I L . - I i � -1 - . I - � . i . - I , �� - - - I 'I . I _AL . I - I i - lk- - , __ I