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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1901-10-04, Page 49 � � 1. __ -- __ ____.._ I - - � I . I � . __ I . / . . . . . I , � � � -.12i . � � � I . . . I I I . � - . I 1_. , I . I I . I . I I - I I � I - . - I . - � . � -11 I , I � I i i . � � , . I I , I . I . � - � . � . . � - � I I � � I T I I-I . � � - . . . . . . - . � - .i 1. � 9 4 - � I . . . . 11 � I I . I 11 THE -HURON EXPOSITOR I i . I . .. 11 . I - 00000110 -_ - - DOMINIONS - NINS, r_1 I '�' - """7_77!!� - - __ -----,. __ -- - _ I ____ . .. _ E.; . - � . I _ — � ., . . . I . I . � . .4 - � - . . - i , . L - NEW ADVERTISMIENTS render back to u t for the im- a disastrous fight between the United States good horses.—Mr. W. J. McLean, of Lon. Re � . . I a gin . 1. ; - ; . provements it is profitign'ge b";.n . I troops and the insurgents on - Saturday. A don, was home during the week. He came Me � : _k - - - large body of insurgents attacked Company 1up to attend the wedding of his brother as �� 9W The figurebetweelitho pareafhee or each It -lie som6what novel and refreshing to 46 , I � .. __ one, denotes the page of the p.p(r on which the I . 0,' Ninth Infantry, only. 24' members "of James.—Rev. Dr. Moffatt, of Toronto, will an� . I - --- &;Iva rtisoment will be ound. fludaGovernment accusedof paraimonyi company escaping. All the others,48 conduct the services in -St. Andrew's church mar � .. . I � r . . I r, �L � . 'the expenditure of the people's money .and . � t I . I in Duim4or, are report7ed to have been killed. on Sabbath. Mr. Moffat is no stranger to aft 11 11 � 7 �� Tho'Vau r1test-te?,royd & Co 6 � . ' I � . '� I : - r: i .- ; Blyth Fall Fair—McKinnon & Oo.-5 that by a political opponent,. , It is � usually The company was at breakfast'When at. the people of this liart! He is a good proach. 1,5 ,. : -toved to Clinton-H-arland Bros. -5 �. � I k I � R�n - . . . ked, and made a determ e . I .1 tac ined registanoe, r and always 'has something good for thr t � � I ., - ; 11 F Wall Paper—Alex. wilson-6 the other Way about. The World,'. although- but the overwhelming numbers ' an I I . His .old frionds Mr - . of the ineur- thought d meditation. � . ,r nother-E. MaFaul Cow -3 , I . � . I One Tells A I -to I , � .. _� perhaps unconabloual gi as the Ontario m to retreati Of the here will be pleased -hear the doctor once Go .. ! : ;-" �!- Farmers' wearing Shoes-Robt. Willis & Sou -5 yo 91 gents c . . : I'll ---- - , —Large number's from this part are via I'll , . r . X�� r I I Clearlvg 8ale-David MoConnell-6 . Government the very be t certificate it survivors, 11 are wounded. -1 I more. . . _! �. i I Seaforth Tex Store -A. 0. Ault --6 . - 1. � . could frame when it aormses- them of par- attending the evangelistic meetings held by in � , It F, G, T. R, SYstem-:-Ww. 801110tville-8 Hensall.-Mr. ten :" , I , .. . 11 I t, I 9 It0bers-Richardson & hlolnnle-6 The remarks of sc prominent and The Yankees can' . t down the Canadians Hunter and Croosley at . I . . . .� - � . simony. . . il . - I . -1 I' � 1 All Won 8ale-J, H. cololough-6 . much in the waypf, competitions at the pan. Robert Thomson, London road, has 'pur in �� I � I i ! i . -driver Mr . z� � i - ,_f It Executors'Sale-11, Vanstone-6 . influential a journailise thi World -should chased for himself a fine young - Z . It - : ., F, Farm, for Sale -Samuel Peart -5 - American.- In the model. dairy tests the - - - . I meilt a 'ood many � 3 years old, which to all appearances will vil - �1� I AMetion Sale -H Colbort-5 secure for the Govern 9 0 . �_.Vi I I I . Canadian hard of Jersey cows scored second be able to knock the dust ff anything com ` E. - - I �1 Extensive Sale -R. Buckler -5 . - . omotituencies at the appromehing election. ' - I __ - � - .- f. . _��_ I - - �'. V _+_ I . Auction Sale-Janies MaTavisb-6 . for not profits for the weeks ending Septem iag in the way. The price paiJ was& good - �.. I ' I . - I . I I I 1 4� . . TeaGher Warited-Peter J. Bishop -5 The care and economy with which they I figure, but money holds no comparison with I . . L �. - ... - . tember,10th and 17th, the Guernmays stand- & .. Gteat Caeh Store -D. M.,M aBeath-5 _. I . .. t . Departments Com I ,to -Greig & Macdonald -1 administer the finanons where Toronto is . og Robert to a good horse. I'll � r. __ "I'll : I " ing at the head, For the last week, endi I ... 41 . Is It Any Wonder �_I. V. F,,r-4 . � concerned is only'' a sample , of the' �arefui September 24, the Jerseys came to the front, � tht I, il �� *1 , -Mrs. La,,Vlna Ourrio-6 ' .� , I Attotion Sale Co - XZ r. I � 1 111illnery Opening -E -8 and economical manner in which the finance@ rican Guernseys fall b%ok to -Londesboro. I -1 � , Rannic . - while the Ame . [h � I . ; - -8 figurez for the Jerseys for, . _1 . I I I .)Business Notice -_F. T,. Willis are administered in the Province generally. fourth Place, The NOTES, -Arrangements aro being made 9 �� - �%� � %. Big r _t .. I F. Card cf Thanks-Ftud P. Galao-S . $7.41 ; the American ,,Ayr* for the anniversary in connection with I the I . . . 1. � , (;ider Mill -John Elder -8 I The, World., evidently, doet not appreciate I that week was an . . � *' . . ; ; � - , - To the Public -Winter & Colvin -5 shires second, with $7,36, and our Holateine t 1 � __ I Methodist church, to be held on Sunday and - i , . - - bo I 1 : i Volunteera- Alex. Wilson -8 this economy when it. trenches upon its own third, with $7,28, and the American Guern- Monday, October 13th and 14th. Oa Sun - 1, � � - � I _� I . 11�i �. Wanted -8 preserves, but it will be appreciated by the says fourth, with $7.26, It now look" 60 if day, Rev. Mr. Hobbt, of Wingham, will we X - . t I I I , �� 1 7 T . House for Sale -John Ra,nkin-3 - �___, I conduct part of the services.' On Monday 11; I 11� .1. -_ � 131 -alto Ci,ler Milt -John Thirsk -5 . people -of the Province, the Ca�adian Jerseys will win out in the I - � . i � - : 1A � � . �:." I 1, � I . . I lea I � I - z . - Your Watch -J ohn B ulger-6 , end. � , ... . evening a grand harvest home dinner will . 0, , i 11 . : ;; - , � as to � I . � . � � Dental Card -F. W. Tweddle-8 It is, we fancy, -a matter of doubt . be served in the basement of the church and to � � , � - " . i Comic Vocalist -Wm. RoLcod-6 r ��. - . � I diture I into which' the The Duke and Duchess - of York, who for 1�11 "I ., . � _. whether the expen this will be folic;wed by an entertainment. � " I � �� - � � . I . . I . I I - - . � ,'A t , � : — - ___ . . Government have been dj'agooned by tile have been on a tour through the west, are Addresses will be delivered by several tei � . - - .11, I— . I � - 10..; . � 19 clergymen. The Blyth choir wfll furnish wo I I - �, I _�,, , , " I city council of Toronto, m recorded -by the now on their return trip. They went as far . on I . � �,� X - tor -We'are called -upon to record I I . I i - . �W_ - , I,_ .1 - � ,ewphrmkUrou (5 post 4, the muoic. � - - . I World, is a justifiable exOnditure. Most as Vancouver calling at all im portant- points the death of M of Vaughan Lh I , ;4, I � I ,-. - f ra. MaMurchie,' i � - i � I . � : I I I ; . I - disinterested peo' � , I I - by the way. When at Regina they had an li� . 1 ple will conclude that � To township, wfio came here to wait on her . . � � � � -1 . � wi I A _1 - - - � . . 1901 r into should keep its own *stieetg in repair mother, Mrs. Andrew Jamieson, who passed I . iz i .* SEAFORTH, FRIDAY,, Oct. 4th, opportunity of seeing the ground coated by � .L . - . . Fr I - , I I t , away on Tuesday morlaing, the 24th ult,, at. � %,�, � and that it should not look:to the Province two oz three inches of snow and had Dome � L-7 - I . i . 1, . of .; 11.1 i.'. . . the Age of.83 yearp. Mrs. MoMurchie was ., � � '. - _. .1 I � I z, - of. Regina mad.' In British . 1, :� - - j� � I to do -for it what it is in dub bound totdo x rienoe , :, . . e , � , I . ously ill the following ( -4 � I lff - I . - ,. I � I V . . .. � I Not : I _ ; a Very Important Matter. C'Membia, however, and on the return' trip : y taken seri Imy anJ int - z 1� ... .. m for itself. However, under the circumetan. o " her death on Saturda7l was very unexpect. ba � _ - - F . -, . _� , . I . 1 4 1 , . � . - t , I :_ - er they had very pleasant weather. They are M I -1 - ,s, and in view of Toronto"a- parsimony, t � expected to reach Toronto on. Thursday . �:: 11 __ . .� The Toronto World and isome oth c� ad. The funeral toolf place on onday im I. I I , . � . . I � I 3" �, - I - I be considerabl exercised morning and'was lar&iy attended. The Lo I � - I - 51 ; I �1. t I z.,� , papers seem to y Government may be excused for this A - next, when thegood people of the Queen . . � �, t.-. - _j 1 t the house were conducted by I . � -. . �t �- � ,- � i e t a 'a 8 � I . j. , over the matter of Lhe Imperial titles con- City will give them a brilliant ree p ion. ery a a . i . parture from its usual careful and economi - the Rev. Mr. Hamilbou. The remains were an t �.' 11 _. �. - I I . �- - � . � N- �1, � I 1. I i witill the .� There will ,be a big crowd in the city to take . I I `V - li L 4 - ferred on Canadians in COLnectiot &I Practices. But, aw-the World suggest , I . conveyed to the morning train, to be taken M . 11 �i .1 .- �., - -1 ' part, in and v.iew the demonstration. . , -4f I : , i�, �_, Duke of YorWo visit. The World says : . to her home in Vaughan .township, York El - i?15 f.f. - - care must betaken that thn present action, I - r", t ... � I ;� - - _�� - . . I c ��, 1- t� . _ , county. -Masters John and Percy Jeffrey ric . -.1 �,- r CE60 0 . . . . . I .� 3 '1� 11 Apparently an issue has aris s it were in a of H � I 1, 4� emergen Y, . - 4 , I - ) o . I (*orrie. and Mr. Jeffrey apent Sunday with frionda - - " 'I - Premier of - . .. ; �� I I - :,� t�f �, 4, A": -� 8 v does not become precede t. Toronto is a i - ,�- th Go ernor-Goneral and the a . � -1 I -,,4i. �,,� , -Inspector Robb visited our school in Goderich.-Mrs. -Newton, of Wingham, n : 11 4�.Ii , " � 1� i Can%da. From what ive read of ,khat the NOTES, I ,� - r indebted to Optaao a hun red ti moo more was in the village this week on bupinete.- th , ;`�, F, ,-, - I -IN 1, authorities and what Mr. L. 0, David, of this weiA.-Mr. Wright, of Sudbury, is � � �,j.�'i , ebted to Toronto. I settled in the Leech building where he has Mr. John Johnston is at present making tn . � 'X �, � , � -4 it � !, Montreal, have to say in the matter, it is than the Province --� is ind I I I . - I � ; �L 7 �', � # - __ . ees,-Mr. Kerr, great -improvements to his house, ' having bi 7 I I � � : . . a a kged in the bakery busin 4 .z I fi. , 7 N. apparently clear that the Governor-General For one doll r th t is expended in the' city onge ? � : � _:�� - , � th � � I - from whom Mr. Wright bought, is doing it sheeted with tin. -Mr, J, Hill, f Clinton, , - , � , .1 i , �� I can recommend people in Canada for Imper- , .� � �, I .: _'_; I _. for the benefit of'Provincial property, a hu - Mr. Wright. -Mr. Henry � Vitafluepieceof stonework under Wrn. m � I �. � i � � �, , f'W" , 1.4 . f , � . � _. - 11 baking -for t A -�f :11 ial honors without consulting any of his ' . -0 - righam's barn this week -Mr. W. mp- 0 I i I., I I of Provincial m ney in exp nded S Oa i ,� I - h , � a J matter of fact, he dred dollars , anderson is in the county . town as a wit - _4 .I'- I -� . � Cabinet, and tha', as a - - * , - . - - � . . - , r a NP � . I.- i -- bell was a guest of friends in Goderich fo I i % � �;, I I I bas recently so done. This is held to be in the city, that would Tot be expanded I ness in a law suit this week,�The Howi(3k , ; . � 4 1. I � � - I � , 110 . fall show will be held here on.the 12th inut, few days this week. -Miss R. Adams, who de ' . � I I . ` ' S - . well within his right. It has also come out being t1 i j. ; .. there but for the accident f its I k- - .4 that Sir Wilfrid. Laurier recommended car. . I -Dr. Hi Ross, of Clifford was in town Imt has spent the paht month with friends in ag � ' I ) -J.1. . � � .111 Provincial Capital.' This being itilie case, . . I I I � �-� - �- - I ; tai - 1 -4 i 1� Detroit- returned on Saturday lmt.-Qufto MO � i i - " � � a nanies toz the Governor-General for i week. -Anniversary services were held in 9 re � . �: �;, ; . 1. - city -ban well-nffard, as It ll'as a prop"cr , the M.'ethodist, *church on Sunday ah(l a anumbertook in the Goderich fair this _! i � � : , 1.�i I Imperial 'recognitioll, and that hiff recom. the I . . . . - _ . - � * - - . I ne �,I,-, � � ", - �, men . . � ; I dations were pmsi�6d over, The issue right, to maintain its owa improvements social on the following ev6ning,-Mr. Wil. week. -The harvest home dinner at Kin � , i. - , . l I_ . f , I � Z. _ I ' 1 liam Doig, organiz-3r for the Canadian Order burn was a grand success. Those from here Is - 1. .. .... - _L I . . I .r , � � . then turns upon wba,t the rights of the even if they be largely fo tile bo�nefit of �, 1, ). ; We fri . � i I'Vt _. � . .1 Prime Minister are, and whether he ex- , I I of Foresters is home on a vi,sit.-Mrs. J. who attended it report a good time. � il 119 1 � �� F, . � . Provincial roperty, and er i 7 i 11 i P 9`39 0" 1 Walker and Miss Riddel returned from are sure more will attend it another year. . 1, I " I � i _4�, �� . :. _ _ ceeded his. righto �n recommendinp names � . � i " I i n � . � I , 1. , . - I � - and, if ,his. recognibions were paast .1, over, contemptible meanness to and t having had a - - k _ : � " � I com- I Buffalo on Monday and repor. I I - * I . . I . - . I - - -A stone foundation . � . I � , i� . � � -, ,, , - what his a0tiGn, 011jht now to be." . plain because they have to Toronto I- good time at the Pan. . , - , . I r " - � : X� - der the Albion!, hotel, The ;6urich. i - .i- . i - has been put no I . . I This is not a matter of very great r incern would not be very maelf minus what the aw I ., . I I - � . I I ��, �, " ,::' :� _. .- job was done by Mr. Riehard,4,Grabam.-An BAuN BuR_-,,HD. - During the thunder .- � 16 , � . I I M J� I � . -untry. 'Tuesday night the barn on the- L� ! 1; "_1 1 , - 7 to the mass of the people in this c, Province gives it- and the , prosperity and I storm on - , I., ; - f i artesian well was cunk on the- farm of M re. . ,_ I r - in . , %. q - T � i - ; . . � �i � I 1� I They take very little stock in these tin Pot eaterprise they plume the6gelves oic, much . I Samuel Greer __ last week,- a farm of -Mr. Diviel Schnell, on the Goshen e - - o � .'R�0`�, - .L, nd this week w I _. , I. a � 1 71 I. � � I line, about a mile south of here, was struck I ,z __ ;,�, - - . I boring is being 'done on the' old Baptist a - - . - ��Pli : _'_ - :,�, . titles and thus they show theii7good Dense- I on po3sessing; is - very, mat rially aided, if � , � . - . I .i : �_ �. , �� ,; I chur-Gh property. -Large ship�nents of hogg, by lightniog and completely destroyed by in( 7 , - I : ! z ; I i I 1 ; . Canada is, above all 'things, a Democratic not entirely promoted, by Fcovioial expen. : - r , together with the driving shed.. adjoin. 61 .- . I � I I _. sheep�and cattle continue to be made from f! 0 � 1. . I ; . . I . - `, � country, where Jack is considered I ; .- . ., , as good diture and enberprise. ,These are some of ' Gorrie. It is said that in this respect our 1139, The barn contained all this year's : . - � I I _.- s : � � ,I � wo i,:_� ` i �: Z� b I ., � himself, and the I the eolid truths which Ahe World and its village hoade the county. -Mr. R. Copeland crop, which was destroyed as well as 22 pigs e : - � i I � as his mastar if he�%ebaves . � I , I � . 1� , I . ' w � i . �� ' is again at big po t buying - grain.- Mr, and some hene. A two year old colt N59 , �: � people generally desire it to remain at this. , confrers and fellow grumbler8 should care- 11 pe z: .� . � - . I � ; � I- . � I . W Also so badly burned that it had to' be killed , _ I I �� . . illiam Williinis raieed the - roof of his un � P � . . I � � ' : . � I I 1! i I (rhe effort which,has been in progress here fully ponder over. If they will do so, thcy f house, reshingled it, and -remodelled the up, next day. The barn was a fine large one y( � � . -_ I . - I - I " � : �_, � i � � few years, to create a titled aristocracy will be mire sp%ring of tht abuse of their'l and the loss to Mr, Schnell will be partiou. � � I I I for Ek I . stairs. When completed Mr. Williams will .� : - � - I _,�_ �t �_ , I � I - I " wa ; i . I I �. _. . in this country,has thus far proved a failure. i betir,Ncto'ra and will be mqi�e thankful for ha,ve a very comfortable residence. . larly heavy. He had Rp. jq4;1ran'qo 9f st 800 7 1 I I ; . i L ! � - I in the Hay Insurance Co., but this will be a Jo ; - Z. � � , �, I - I I I . I = . I i 41 � .. - � I . I � � . �. 8ensible people only smile at it. - This sort 0e benefits and blessings tI ey daily receive . in . � - i '11�� !, r - ; .�,, 1. I � I . long way from compensating him for the - , I , I - i. of thing ig-not in accord with the genius and from bbe Province. ' - I lose and inconvenience. The only, thing ft 'K, . 1i . , i: � I Lumley. 7 - or ,�-1_1,4. . , I t . . ,_ _ � 0 __ -T�t� i, - -1 0 _TR ": i- . :�, - � t �1 . j sympa,biliea of the people and they are',grow- . � I . NOTES-.-Mi9s Ka.tie Badgegood, of Lon- saved was the house and fortunately the , - � - -1 11 . 1%, .__ ; I 11 - .. wl I ' don, was here to attend tht vyedding of her i. " . f ' . , �� 1 . e � f4 " v . 'i . ing further . 0 - I � � I 't. � ; ,� I �T� from it as time passes. A few ! windwaablowing awayfromit or nothing a � ... I . . : s - Editorial Notes -and 1 Comm ents. friend, Miss Loum E3,rl Mr. Thomas could have saved it from destruction. : - __ ;1 I I . P � 111z ?.. �� i b Vi0i � 1. ; - � I I I -. . � .�. z- .k: v . I knights and barons have been created, but c'ovincial ale Lions in Nova Glenn is at pre8en tiu�jor daughter NOTES. -We have this week to chronicle via tf-I At the P so �;- i t 1 �. : -, they command no respect or honor by virtue ' near Listowel. -Quite a numWr -from this the death of a worthy resident,in the person . I I � I I a� - . Sc:)tia on Wedneaday, onl 1 two Conserva. � - - � I I ; , li � � ,�, of their titles and that would not be ac. . �,icinitv are attending the meetings held in of Mr. William Heyrock, who passed WAY, " 1 - - . - L... I ; I . t I tives have been elected �ut of a total Henfiall by the evangeli8te 'Oroseley and on Monday last, He some years ago suffered to . i . . : � - .� - corded to them on account of their meri a. a M :; - � I . I I . �� 'D I represent.ation of thirty-eight. Hunter and speak of the meetings an being a severe attack of la grip , which under . I � : -��, I � . - I ': 1 I q .1 - be I - - . .� - �1 -- . - I fj - pe I . P - 11 citizens and public men. The title seems to � very largely attended. -Miss Laura Nichol, mined his con titution anFd for the past year - - � IF - 1, . i 11 �._ �, I r i please and gratify the vanity of some indi- I 11,,l&. G. W. Ross is bookled to address a of the Seaforth Col wa I -1 __ , .1, I � ; , I'-giat8, gPeDt last Sall- he has been gradually failing, He leaves a � . � �A . �� . a I cl a h e D ce .1 . � I .r. viduals and thaA is all, It is, therefore, a public meeting at - New HJmburg, in Soul L bath with Miss Maud Glenn, of the botin. wife and two ma I I ildr n. T a r mai a . . � � .. I � _� j; � ! dary.-Mr. Robert t1leritigton is visiting at ' gr I - .j � , matter of the smallest concern whether the 1 Waterloo, on the evening of, Thursday, � A� " I 0 were interred in the Babylon cemetery on _;� I I . I � I , - , . I I the home. in I _. - I - . I Thursday. -Mr'. and M re. A. L-%bmon left on I � � - . � � :.,I:lt �_ .1 .Governor-General makes the recommenda. 17th inst, The convention to select a Lib. I . . at. � 1, , � , WEDDi.xa BELLS. -A pretty home wed- Wednesday on a vielting trip. -Mr. and , � :il -, . . I . . I - ; I tiona on his own. motion or wheth'er he eral candidate for the cons ituency. will be ng was solemnized on Wednes��yi;',,, wl - � , '', , I I 1� he Mrs. Hamacher, of the Canadian Saulb, are Th � �. - .- . .� . � held there the eame day. . . - 'hth inst,, at the residence of Mr. am ' . � - I I follows the ordinary course of consulting hia I here vigiting his parents. -Miss Laura Wi'l- ; . _ i :! � , T wh I I - - - - - a V - � 1 . . � Earl, when his fourth daughter, Louies,'wa6 liams has returned from an extensive visit- , I - i_ �. . constitutional advisers. If, however, as the soldier is pr)verbially honor wt I I . i I; � 1� The life of a united in marriage to Mr. James Anderson, ing trip. -Mr. F. Hess, or. has built a � i - _1� - � ;i , I I �� .- World says, Sir Wilfrid Laurier followed ,_ � . Big � ; I ous. Lord Kitchener hap ii sued an order to a prosperous farmer of this vicinity. ,4 The kitchen to his house. -Mr. J. B. Foster has I . il - ; � . � F 1. . ; - _� . sa I I - . ; � - I I L_: . precedent, recommending certain name@ to the effect t.hat, mobile colunns must carry bride wore white organdie and carried a started to put up a brick bon e. -Rev. S. Z t � , � z� il Is ail : i I I . 4-, . the Governor-General and that official ations. Little Miss and Mrs. Hauch, of Plattsville, have been � I . � - neither kiteb(n ranges orl�iarios when in bouquet of white earn ; . Ja I .1 - I.: - 1 3 7 �: � 1. 1. . Blossom' Anderson, niece of the groom, was visiting Mr. Philip Ifauch.=Rev. H. and . �._ I 4 , ignored the recommendations of his chief pursuit of the Boers. This is rather hard on ad -1 , � I I - � - 341 . �-, � , - . . maid of honor, and wore white and carried Mrs. -Leibold, of Elmira, have been here � . . 11 I � : . I - . . ma I I 14 . i . adviser and submitted a list of names the " ho8efers," but, perhaps, if this order' a bouquet of pink carnatione. Promptly at visiting their parents, -Rev, H. Holtzman, 7 . I . . . ; t "I 'A � . 1. i � : . I � t � selected by himself, he certainly auted a had been issued sooner, it would have been ' or( I t - ,...- six o'clock, the bride leaning on the -arm of of Fullarton, was here this week visiting h 'a di I : I 1 4 .1 worse for the Boors; I .her -father, entered the parlor, as the "Wed- brother. They were all on their way home Th � � , i . - � I . Very unusual, not to sa,y ungracious manner. � - I . ; . - : T.- . if . .. ' ding march was played by Miss Carrie, from attending the convention -at Crediton.. i I- - � . This is all that need be said, further than The latest advices con'oeilning - the cond.'- yo _ � - .__ . - � . - I .1 ,z � I sister of the bride. The ceremony was per- -A number from here attended the conven- ; . � . . . that it would be a great deal better to dis- tion of Rev. Principal Grapt, of Kingston,' furmed.by The Rev. Colin Fletcher, under a tion in Crediton on Sunday last. The rain an I , , . - I � . 6� .. I - , __ .- continue the practice altogether of ooL:.o - who has been Do seriously Ot, are that he is beantiful arch of amillax and roseo. Con- kept a good many at home. he � � �. �'; I � I 7 . i- . ; � I A 'j, . I � gratul tions being over, all sat down to a � th r - - . "t - ferring theme titles in this countr . Tho peo* - holding his own, and althou'! trj � . y h still in a very a . . I . 9 I sumpt . . - . uous repast. The remainder of the I � � I - . . . ple don't value them and don't want them, critical condition, the prospeotg for his re- evening was pleasantly t � in music and, . Hensall. a I � I � I I . pen � - . I They are a I I � I I .ppreoiated� only by the vain covery are growing more favorable. social .converse. Man; presenth, were given Grand Millinery Opening on Friday -and" � . - . I I , - 11 � . . - I glorious few who strive for them and who ' to the bride, all being very handsome and aturday, October 4th and 6th, at E, Rannie's. We . - . The trial of Gerald Sifton, the YOUD9 useful. Invite all the ladies of Heneall and surroundir,g - frequently do as scrimp honor to the title as . � country to our opening on aboye date, when we will the title does to them. . London township farmer, for the murder of . � show the vd.ry neweat and up,to-date styles fn via I . . -. � � Millinery. I . . 1704.1 1 . his father, over a year ago, has been in pro� . lKippen. .. . we - The undersigned has been requested to Cu I � greas for nearly two weeks at London. The D. Hay, Commissioner and Conveyancer ; start his cider milr, and has done Po, but on - Always Grumbling. wills, mortgages and deeds drawn up. Money loaned account FS " evidence is very contradictary, and, on- the of the soarcity of apples will just grind Tuesday and �. vObole, is favurable to the accused, The at: the lo west -rates of interest. 1740-tf Thursday of each week John Eider, Lot 16: Con. tb % I . . There are morneipeople an con8tifuted that, evidence is now all in, but at the time of A CALL E.#E_NIYED.-A joint meeting of cession.2, Hay. 1764.1 Fr I it tl�ey possessed the whole world and the writing the jury had not rendered their the congregations of St. Andrew's -and Hills BRiEFs.-Mr. F. E. Karn, manager of D1 I I - - I fullness thereof, �hey would still whine and verdict. - Green churches was held on Monday last the Molsone Bank at Heneall, carried off sor .... � , I F I I . I �:: for the purpose of moderating in a .call to two first a at the county show, at Sea- Ge � oomplain booa,use they could not get Any ze . - - ... �� 1- . - i a minister. R9v. E. A. Sewers, of Bruce- forth, on'Wednesday of last week, namely, . � i 8ir Adolphe Caron, a one time prominent I ple 0 . more. The people of Toronto seem to b -e of field, moderator, occupied the chair, -Only for single carriage driver and for gentle- ,'am ,, � I i Conservativ� politician, and for long-% col- two names were prominently -before the man's bebt driving outfit. Mr. Karn 'has a Me I : . th,is class if we can judge them by the com. I I - . . i 1� -), . , - �w�� ; I . i league of Sir John Maclonald, in the Do. meeting, Rov. A. Budge and Rev. M. Mo- handsome out -fit -.-Mrs.' George Moir has J. ,� : ments of iheir 'press and the actions of their i - ', �� . . . - i city council. This conalusion is forced upqn minion Government, and,who has been living Lennan. Rev, Mr. McLennan received the been visiting her son and daughter at Inger. da - . . I retired for a Mw yearo, has returned to majority of votes and the call was then Bell during the past three weeks. -Mrs. D, ell . � I us by rarnarket similar to ,the following . made " unanimous. 'Mr., McLennan belong'a B. McLean was in Exeter the first part of -ver : � . which so frequently appear,' in the city , Ottawa. He hasl evidently, got down to -to the Guelph Presbytery. He is a plever this week visiting ,felatives.-Mrs. Rev. ma � - . ' � - papers and on this ,occasion appear in a lead. hard -pan, as he announce's that he has be. y6ung maq and an able and fluent speaker. Fair, of Lucan, was spending a week with ma � , . come a member of a legal firm in the Cap- Should he -accept the call, Kippen and Hills Mrs. W. ,Colville and other friends, -Miss wh , i Ii � � ing editorial in the World. I ital, and will commence the practice of his Green congregations will have one of the MeMordie, of Kippen, spent Sunday in chi . The Ontario Government has at last -been I profeRsion there. It will go mighty hard ableat ministers in Huron. The stipend town. -Miss Phalan, of Stratford, who was W � I . shamed out of its determination to spend no 1 with Sir Adol he to work for his li'ving in offered is $800 with a free manse and four here on a visit, has returned. -Mr. W. 0. the . money on the rutted and rn.uddy Beet -ion of ' bis old age. T� will be his first experience, weeks' holidays. , . . Davis has made a fine approach to Clie ene . Simcoe Ftreet that p:h(4&es the official resi- 1 in that line. I i WEDDIN-o BErms,-On Tueijdiy last Old Molsong Bank building. -Miss Steinba(-h, In I dence of the Lieu teuaut-G overnor., The- I �- Sol'shone forth with oven more splendor 1 of Zurich, was in the village on Sabba,�ii ral � approach to Government House, which i I � � � ig to , The presiding judge at -the Sifton tri.hl, at than usual, as if in anticipation of tile im- renewing acquaintances. -Quite a number Mr . - - . be the atoppidg place of the Royal visitors I ports,nt event that was to take place in our from Hansall and vicinity attended the sin I , the London assizes, got off a good thing on ' ; - while in Toronto, i� to be hurried into ., - midar, on that d . We refer to the ,mar- bazaar held in connection with St. Peter'@ Su ; - ay � . c tileir : the doctors the other day. A -witness for ; � sometti-ing like decent co�udition befor riage of Ml -.r. -James B. McLean, one of Tuck. church," near St. Joseph. The bazaar was the , I arrival. Half the coat is to be barn by the ' the Crown was being examiqed. He said eremith's moat) popular young men, and son held in Contine'a'mammoth brick block, at she � I I I f - . - .1 Governmeat, With this result of the stand , that Jose p'%h Sif bon, the deceased, came to of Mr. R, B. McLean, to Miss Ella Craw- St. Joseph, and realized a large sum for bic l it took on the -question tile city council has i ford, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John the oburch.-Dr. Cecil Ross, house Burgeon fem I I � I I reason to be aatir.fied. After vainly ap- 'I Iii8.house some time before his death. lie Caawford, of the London road, one .of on . r of St. Joseph Hospital, London, was home Le -1. . / pealing to the (11overnment in the name of complained that his son, Gerald,, the present handsomeat and most accomplished young 'recently visiting his father and brothers.-' in . - loryaLy and hospitality to contribute a surn accused, had kicked him and he was suffar. ladies. The bride was given away by her Mr. Bernard Thomson, though a Scotch- list , to set the street in order, the council had to I er i�g from a pain in- the groin. The judge father and looked very pretty gqwned in man, knows bow to raise good Irish pota. ha� � L. 11 consider whether it itself ought to go on remarked that had the pain been - ��gher up white silk and veil. She was attended by toes, judging from two - fine specimens we gla �, - wibh the work and carry it Gut at the muni- . he might have called in a physician and ,-her *neice� Miss B. Monteith, as maid of saw this week, taken out of his garden, has I I cipality's expense.' It decided tha-t it would been opera a on or appen e honor, who' was also dt.esspd in white silk. They weighed 11 pounds each. --Mise Play- gra : 1, I .101tia. I � - I I - not do so. If the Government wafi shabby sally caused much amusement, particularly The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. ter ani Mire Paul, of - Toronto, have been bus L , enough to open her gates'ito the Duke and among the many medical men who were in A. . Sawe0a, of Brucefield, in the presence of a . pending the past week or Lio with Mrs. R, is i I i . I L .. Duchess upon an avenue �,W- dilapidated as attendance. . about 104) guests, while the wedding march Jewitt.-Messre. John and Wm. Rr'll, eons Th I the lower section of Simcoe street now is, . . . - was played by Mrs.,, Wm. Crawford. After of Mr. Paul D, Bell, were attending tile Ha I the city�Lwas not bound to save it from mak- We suppose it will be interesting to most the ceremony the guests repaired to the Pan-American, at Buffalo, the past week. - Chu ing ou.cli an exhibition of rudeness. So it people to know the disposition made of his lawn where the tables were laden with all Miss Smith, of Forest, in visiting her neice, att was concluded that -if the Government could L the -delicacies, The. young con le were Mrs. 0. A. McDonell -Miss Bessie Urqu. int . - property by the late- President McKinle � � , I stand the state of the street daring the re. Y' most warmly congratulated, and the many hart, returned home Tuefiday, after a week's Vo . ce..pt!Qn Toronto could., and the city coundl� -'His will was offered for probate at Canton, wieful and costly wedding gifts received visit with,. f . -Miss alt. iiends near Seaforth. � �. diami.-ised the idea of doing the work Un- Ohio, a few days ago. All his real estate fully bespoke the popularity of both. The Croyodale.' who was visiting friends in Lou- er - - aided. This, and the scandalized tone of - , happy couple left on the evening train for don, returned home last week. -Mr, H. 9ef . I . I and the income of any personal property is I I � . comment upon the Governmeat'a meanness Buff4o, and will also visit friends in To. Jacobi hao returned from spendipg a week Peo , � . bequeathed to Mrs. McKinley. To his I . had the desired effect. The situation be- ronto and London. Your correspondent or so wi',h his brother, near Taylor's Grove, non , � � � � came so embarrassing that the Commissioner mother he directs that $1,000 a year be � Paid, joins with their very many friends in wish. and Mrs. Jacobi from visiting her parents cid - - � of Pubtle-Worka could stand it no Jougar, and at- her death said mum to be paid to his ing them 'all h appiness and prosperity in in Stanley. -Mr. Thom&:, Robertson, of ent , and he comes forward, barely in time to got sister, Heleu McKinley, Whatever pro- their future life. - Tnokeremith, has. purnlis d Mr. Joseph alk �. , the pavement laid for the reception,(-* * th on party remains at tie death of fbis wife shall , NOTES -Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jackson Case's neat brick dwelling and intends N offer to pay half. the cost T� a ,or a ako. go to his brother and *iaters, share 'and and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crawford, of Rip. moving into our village about'November lilb. Zi ti r�lo� hJ � I . cepted, a�ud the work will be _ bh.�J'ough share ' alike. . - L . I ley, attended the marriage of Miss Craw- -Ivir, and Mri,. Cooper Forrest have now ine - by the 01-ty., There is no hope t the - . �_J ford. -Mr. Thomas Young, of Dauphin, got nicely sett.led in our village, ' Mr. Muir. Me I � I . . I . . Government will admit its action i this Meet people have been -under the impree- Manitoba, who has been visiting friends of Exeter, organizer for the Canadian Order her . . . . came as a precedent for a-pportio;ii the i sion that the Philippine war was ended here for some -,�eeka, left for his home on of Foresters, was in the village on Tuesday, far , I t it I M nday last, carrIving . 'th him the best looking after the interests bf th( A cost of future local improvements a�o 0 WL Vill - -It It will no doubt con!tin� L' long ago. Bub it would seem as if -the . � city property. . 0 to - wishes of a host of Iriends.-Mr. and Mrs, Mr. sad Mrs. A. Arnold, of Wingnam, who I our , i I plead its right of exemption as it has�alfeady Philippinos, like Ahe Boers, possess the Charles Upshall, of Port Elgin, are visiting were here . far a week or Do, visiting Mr. fou � - 1, I I 1�11 a i is v ' hine , 0 60. I I I �, I � f I I I I � I I , 1 ��4 1 1 . done in the past, careless whether th�eejeeis faculty of not knowing when they are beat- friends in this violnity.-Mr. and Mrs. Arnold's parents, returned on Wednesday. As � , ap surrounding its land are kept in dier Pa r or an. Uncle Sam still keeps a; large force of Ricker, I during the fore part of the- week, -The -managers of C&rmel Presbyteriau Go . maintained -in good condition by t 'ty' his regular soldiers in the rhilipines, and were V113iting friends at Exeter and Cen. church have decided to remove the iron ere I . � I Ita treatment of Toronto in this rem eot has . tralia.-Mr. Alexander Sinclair, ad on ferice around the church, -Rev. Mr. Hun. 1st , . been contemptible. Though its reaf estate ti -e ,native insurgents occasionally furiiish road,'has disposed of him match ze I ter, evangelist, conducted services in Car. via . I I �, - here is steadily appreciating as. a result of them a little diversion to keep them in team of horses for the handsome of met church on Sabbath morni% last, doliv. tho .. �w private and mufiioipal enterprise, it will not I practise. . A report from Manills announces $400. Mr. Sinclair"knowo it pays to raise I eriog a very able and impressive sermon. exe I - I _. I � : � - t I .. � i . - . � . � �' - - I . � - Z I � I V, . I I OCTOBER - 4. 1901 -_ I � ---1 __ I _____� �. v. Mr. Crossley ocoupiedthe pulpit in the thodist church the same morning *VInf I ermon that was very highly spougn' 0,jIs it any Wonder' � in the afternoon and evening they held - I 7 I � vices in the rink. Tile attendance in the That the farinere use FEAWS CONDITION POWDER wilell thoy - . ernoon was over 1,000, and estimated at t � 00 in the evening. The meetings ATJ, can got . results like' thio -. - - . � ougout are a most gratifying success.— - a. Hays and her sister, Miss Gibson, of . Robert Frazer, of Walton, a thorou,,hly rehible up-to-date farmer 0 , says: , . � derich, were in- the village is w . I i I iting friends.—Rov. J. S. Ifenderson was i I have had wonderful euccess with Feat's Condition Powder. 0,ne, 50e I . .1 . � ' Brockville the fore part- of this week at. 1 package made me ov8r $25. 1 was fitting a horse for Sale, and he Went I ding the Christian Endeavor convention I , � session there.—Mr. John McIntosh and i bad in the legs. I tried everything I could hear of for the frOuble, but I a. McIntosh, of Seaforth, were in the I - it got worse in,stead of better. A neighbor recommended Fear's (Jolldi� lage on Sabbath visiting' Mr. and Mrs. ' Sheffer. I tion Powilerv, and I got a 50c package, and com enced feeding th,eln t-0 I I Z - I � I iny horse a teaspoonful with every feed) aud the resirlt was re -ble. Vam,a. I - . . -matka I rhe goodness of goods is more important I Th.3 trouble all left him,_1 and he g,ot sleek and ,fat, and -I Sold hi.m for a � � n the poorness of prices� The 9. MoFaul good price. I �� . � ., Seaforth, can interest you with an ale. . ; 1 nt display of stylish Millinery, rich Furs, To all horsenien, I say this is a good powder. Try it. Three, potinds, Or 200 , htly Jackets, fashioni%ble Dress Goods, teaspoonfuls, for 50c. Prepared by I - I d the pri6em will interest your pocket- I - ! . ok, it won't have to part with too much . a . nay. . I I 1 17641 : _� FARIM RENTED. -Mr. S. A. Moffat' has i L Vs F E-1 A R, the Drug, gist I sed his farm, w1kich ad' inn this viallge, -i ) Mr. Win. Archer, of e0derich township, 1 . I :.'r . five yearn, at a rental of $385 a year, the j 4 S:ffl_AA_:F01 T __ , i aut to pay the t taxes and do the road i . I rk, The farm contains 100 acres, and in �:-- ' I a of de nicest and best farm@ in the town- Patterson, Mrs. J. Riby and Mr and Mrs. Monday last, when he was thrown from big an4 is in first-class shape. As Mr- Somerville, Mrs.� Patterson wift visit her' buggl and sustained serfou-s injuries, his I Saginaw, Michigan ; Mrs, J. body being severely bruited and one rib 0 t atends .retiring from farming, he brc ther, at 11 havt an aucti ton sale of his chattels on Ra)y will visit in Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. broken. Anthe reverend- .gentleman is will - iday,Ootober 18th. The many friends Soiriervilles-t other points ia,Michigan.— advanced in years the, con,sig uences - may be I ; a wn Mr. Moffat wiM, regret to ledrn that lie , ite 7. W. J. West officisied at the marriage rerious, Father 0 Neil i well kno ends removing from Varna. He is going I 01 Migs Woodrow and Mr. Hoy, of Morris, throughout Western Ontario. ek to his old love, and will engage in the on Wednesday last. The wedding was a -A quiet but pretty social event took plement business again, and expects that . lar a one, mud- the many friends of the bride place at the home of Mr.l' and Mrs. John ndon will be his future place of residence, an bridegroom will I vvis4 them a large Cuthbertson, of Atwood, on Tuesday morn. FATA:L ACCIDENT. -A moat I melancholy ' she re of happiDeSS and prot,perity in the ing, 24th ult.,, at 9 o'elock,';when Miss jest, - - "dent'oecurred on Wednesday I d fatal &eel f ut ire, -M iss Ida Churchill, who has been a L. Cuthbertson, sister of the - host, was I ruing, resulting in the deatfi of Mr. Thos. 'I M h Presbyterian church choir united in marriage to Robert Armour, of liott, son of Mrl� Gabriel Elliott, of Gode- for some months this summer, returned Horninge Mille." The .house wall prettily , h township, two miles north of Varna. i to her situation in Arthur this week.- decorated with ferns, myrtle and chrysau. � was taking a load of apples to Clinton, ' Mi. A. Craig spent a few days in Walker- thernume, under an arch of which the cere. d when turningithe corner at Herbison'@, tori this week. -Mr. James H. Jenkins, of rilony was performed by Rev, P, A. Me. I i - -. e hore6o becamw unmanageable. He then Kalkaska, Michigan, is visiting his parents, Leod. I I � rned them into the fence, when one of the on the Bluevale road. It, is 14 years since -A pretty wedding took place on Wed. to broke, and he lost complete ,control of Mi. Jenkins last paid a visit to his home nesday of last week at the home of Mr. and a animals. It is'supposed that the load here, and he will,no doubt,see many changes Mrs, Richard Abraham, Stratford, when ,let have fallen on him, but the exact cauee eince then. their second daughter, Jennie, was united his death will never be known.as the vital mwmmm� � in marriage to Mr. J. English, of 'Toronto. ark had fled ,when he was found. The Perth N otes . The ceremony was performed by the Rev. ceased young man wan only 36 years of Mr. Williams. Miss English, sister of the . e, and leaves P. wife and one child to --Mr. George Woods has sold his- pro- groom, and Mr. Wm. Abraham, acted 1A urn his untimely death. The gad occur. P8,t-y in Uc ell to Mr. John Goqnlc�'. bridesmaid and groomsman w respectively. nee has cast a gloom over the entire who purchased Mr.' O'Leary's liquor busl " The newlymartled couple will live in To. ighborhood, and the deepest sympathy nese. The price paid was 8850; ronto, where the groom is employed by tba � extended to the bereaved family aiid __Oa Sunday night, 9_2nd ult., a fitable T, Eaton Company. I I ende. I used by A. Q. Lloydq of Stratford, was -What might have 'resulted in a serious I � . burned. T wo horscs were in the stable at blaze, but for the prompt action of Con. the time. Oae was got out, but it yvas. EO table Nutt, occurred in:St. Marys early Leadbury. '_ I baoly burned that -it will hardly live. The "I - Nons.-Mr. and Mrs. Dandas liave been I ot4er one perished in the building. last Friday morning. Workmen engaged in ay on a pleasant visit to Port Albert.- -�-At a meeting of the vestry of Trinity remodeling the store soon tobe occupied by . R, S. Wilson & Co., had been burning rub. I r. Edward Robinson, of Stanley,was vieit- church, Mitoliell, held on Monday evening Wall. on Thnrodiy and had not taken proper I ; his brother, Mr. Richard Robinson, last of last weak, it was decided to accept the care to'see that it was all. extinguished. ek,-Alr. Win-. R%e, & A., has accepted nomination made by the biahop of 'Rev. R About 3 a. tn. on Friday quite a blaze was. ?osition as principal in the oehool at E i -. HoWrtrd, of Thorndale, for the vacant � . I S. noticed by night Constable LNutt, and by- � uton, Northwest Territory, at a salary Of , ree.orship, . promptl getting several pails, , of water he . ,000. -Mr. Joseph Hackwell has gone to - Thera died on Monday of last week Mr. mana T to extinguish it without any . � rk in the car shops in Stritford.-At & An raw Thompson, of concessio _ . . damage being clone, but it was a close es.11 I dding party held here :L recently, a gold Eakthope, at, the age of 39 years. He -bad I . . n, a gift to the bride from t,hat ladY's be�n sick for about a month with typhoid for a large business block. . I L cle, was missed from among the presents. fev 7 e r. He was a son of the late John � -_ � I I I ur correspondent will presume that it Th�mpaon and was unmarried. - e taken in a mment of woAkam, or as a I Maitland Presbytery. I � . 70a Wedne-id&y of last week Mrs. ' .- to, as we- would hope that there iii no one Bathara Durst, of Sr,bringville, celebrated The Presbytery of M-itland m4 in Knox , this section so uufeellt)g as to keep the heq 'lart"ll birthday. On that occa(don the church; Ripley, on Tuesday, Septe ruber . � � tigle. Will he kindly leave it at, the poet. old lady was presented with .,& well filled I 7thf� at 9 a. in. Rev, G. M. bunn was a . � -_ oe or send it by mail to the lady from pu �se by the family.- She has fifteen pointed Moderator for the ensuing sm I . - om it was taken. -Mr. J,3hn Stafford and ebi[idren and they were all present to cele. months. c,A committee, Revda. Turra- and . I 'William have -been away on a pleasant br I te with her. - McLeod and their elders, was appoin d .- n � it to St. Marys and other points to the � Charles H. Gifford, one of the oldest consider the whole question of the appoint- I I . uth of here. - - I res dents of Stratford, passed away at his ment of Moderator in the Presbytery.' A I . A Joyous E'VENT.-A prebty wedding Mae 012 ouday morning of last week, at letter was read trom the PrisonertV Ald . ! . . ok place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. I tlic age of 82 yearn.. Mr, Gifford was born Association asking the sympathy and aid of cculla, on Wednesday evening, Septem- in Rhode Ibland and came to Stratford the Presbytery in their effort -is on behalf of r!18th, when their daughter, Miss Annie, about 25 years ago. He leaves a family of inebriates. It was agreed to command the 9 married to Mr. George Wilson. The four eous and one daughter. ' objects *andefforts of the association to ' the � remony was performed by Rev. Mr. Mug- -"Mr. Robert S. - Leslie, son of Mr. J. interest and a,ympathy of the ministers and I I, � ave, in the presence of upwards of 100,' 'teilie, River Road, Blanshard, arid ex -pupil congregations in the Presbytery an worthy * i 7ited guests. The bridal couple and their of St. Marys Collegiate Institute, has a of their support. Standing committees- for � ' 'li I tendants stood under an evergreen arch distluguis tied - himself, winning the Thu the ensuing year were appointed so follows -. I ile the ceremony was being performed. I Ralph King scholarship of $00 for pro- Finance, Revda. Ross, .Malcolni and West. . e,bride -looked charming in a. dreag of fidiency in the first year theological exami- Rome missions, - Revdx. MurraiV, M3Leod . 1. ite organdie, trimmed with lace and I nations of Manitoba college. - - and Maxwell. Augmentation. Rev,do. Rome . ite silk ribbon, and was attended by her -Ethel M. Lake, of Avonbank, and John and Wont. Sabbath schools, Revds. Miller, I � - - I . Wha . ter, Miss Afaggie, who wore a dress of the , 0. Stevens, of Blaneh%rd, were united in lev and Fairbairn. Church rife and � e material, trimmed with lace and pink I the holy bonde of matrimony at 5 o'clock p. work, Revdt. Dann, Hastie .and McFarlane. 11 � . k ribbon. The groom was assisted by Mr. I m,, Friday, September 20th. The care- Examination of students, Revas'. Perr-le, I mes Walker. Miss Mamie McEwen play- , St. McRae and Stewart, people'Zo So ; ,mony took place at Knox cliurch manse I the wedding march in her usual pleasing M,I.rys, the Rev. A. Grant officiating, as- cieties, Revds. F. J. M�Oxlwlnegil, Wen and' I liner. .The wedding presents were num. slised by the Rev. Wrn. Rugeel, of Mother. Whaley. Statistics, Revda. Ballantyus and us, eleganb and costly, and the wedding well, mist-ionary to Central India. , Anderson. AWed and Infirm Milaistere I nner was bountiful and well prerared. -On Tuesday morning of last week, St. Fund, Revile. alcolm and -MeNab. - ; - a bride -was one of the many amiable Patrick's church, Kinkora, was the scene of Messrs. Gosling and McKenzie were I ung ladies of which,this section can boast, a very pretty event, when Mr. Edward Mc- recommended to the Rome Mission commit- I d she will be muoh-missed in social circles Ewen and M ise Nom Crowley were united tee for the position of catechists and Mr. J. . re. They go to resid6 in Minnesota, where in the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. S. Nicholson was received and recommend. I a groomin engaged in a profitable -indus- Father O'Neil. Mr. Thomais Writt, cousin ed as a student preparing for the ministry _. � , and are followed by the' best wishes of oi the groom, acted as groomsman, while of the chureb. l- i arge circle of friends. Miss Nellie Crowley supported her sister. . The Presbytery of Stratfoid having asked ] I . - __ I � -On Wednesday evening of last week the the Presbytery- to take cogniz%nee of a home of Mr. Robert PfiDgle, base line, movement -to erect a church within the ; Bluevale. Blanshard, was the Feerie of a pleasing bounds of Maitland Prejobytery that would � . oTEs.-Mrs. J. Colli 'e, who has been event, the occasion being the wedding of interfere, in their opinion, with the work of y - - iting friends in Kincardine for a few big daughter, Miss Jennie, to Mr.-ThOmas a charge in Stratford Presbytery, a commit- . � eke, returned home on Tuesday. -Mr. Cooper, of Nissouri. There were about 80 tee, Rev -do. Ron@, MoNab and Anderson, , I mmer, of Witiglism, - visited Mi. J. guests present sit the interesting - ceremony- was appointed to visit the field and report, I weett, on Friday. -Quite a number of which was performed by the Rev, Mr'. the Presbytery of Stratford to be informed - � , I , a villagers attended the show in Wingham Hart. . I of this s-ction and invited to co-opertte. : i iday. The dAy was an ideal one. -Mrs. J. -The many friends of Rev. A. D. The congregation of Pine River intimated I I ent, sr., hai been suffering with a very Dewedney, a former rector of Trinity that they would become self supportiug I a hand lately. -The carpenter work of , church, Mitchell, will be grieved to -learn of af ter October let of this year and were coa- . orge -McDonald's stables is now com. l the severe loss he has sustained through the gratulated on this new step. � ted,and his barn and stables are now death of his wife, the Bad event having The Presbytery expressed satisfaction �, ong the beat in this vicinity. -M ear, ra. occurred at their home, in St. John, New with the success of the Century Fund move - Milian and Stevenson, Kinburn,visited at Brunswick, on Friday of last week.. That ment no far, and requested ministers and � . ' -1 2 KinR's last week. -The annual children's fell destroyer, consumption, was the cause. sessions to give their congregations- a � y services were held in the Presbytetian I -The long pending suit, the Corporation further opportunity of contributing, that I , i urch on Sunday last. The church was of Mitchell vs. John Allan, was disposed of what is still lacking of the full amount de. I y prettily decorated with flowers and onday morning of last week by Magistrate - - I I aired may yet be me6de up. pie leaves, but the bad weather prevented Cull. The case aro2e over Mr. Allan, who Application was made on behalf of the I ny from enjoying the extra preparation opened up a store in Mitchell after the .i , ich had been -made. The singing of the assessor returned his roll, refusing to pay Walton congregation to the Augmentation � ldren was very enjoyable, and Rev. Mr. tranbient trade�s' license. He dwore that fund for a graut of $150, the Presbytery � proposing to apply for� $75 for :the follow� eat, in his addresses to the young, both at big wife was owner of the stock and that he ling L Vear, it be , ing understood that thereaftor Z morning mud evening services, wa@ li8t* was manager. A fine of $5Q and costs was � d to very attenLtively" by the little folka. imposed, to be paid forthwith. t" charge shall be self-sustaining. - _. I I q 'A committee, -Revda. McLennan, 'Miller . � I the Methodist church, the Sunday school I -Davis v D' F t at, an action Lfor and Whale was appointed to consider � lyLservicea were much the same.- Rev. I " ,�o _rnan, e I y, . Swan preached to the yourig, and the � libel, tried at the 811-ratford assizes last week the recommendation of the Assembly on ths, . I and the jury returned a verdict for the holding of special meetings. . ging was led by a choir composed bf , plaintiff awarding $100 damages. The � nday school soholarp.'-Jack Coulf.p.4 was laintiff is the Mayor of .Mitchell, the de- The Presbytery adjourn6d to meet in I i Wingliam on November 19th, at 9. a. in. � winner in the bicycle races at the Ripley fendauta the proptietors of The ,S,pratfori � I i � L w last week. The prize was a handsome i Herald. The paper alleged the I Mayor . . yole lamp -Mary King has been ill for a altered a committee. report and the case ar- -Hon. (). H. McIntosh', sone-timepro.' L days -Mr. and Mrs; Barrett, of Me. rise@ out of the Minieteriab Driving Park minent politician, and later Lieutenant- _ nnan, Algoma, have been visiting friends embroglio which has agitated the peovl� of Governor of the Northwtat Territories, sud 1, Huron county, including Bluevale in their Mitchell all eurnmer. who resigned that position to speculate Is � I 1, . Mrs, Bar�ett, ' as Miss Louie Hartley, -Rev. Father O'Neil, an aged Roman, gold mines at Roseland,. British, ColuMbik . _. . many friends in Bluevale, who were all Catholic priest stationed at Kincors, near has returned to Ottawa, and will bring hit d to see her again. -Mr. Alex. M9008 Stratford, was driving into that city on family to permanently reside in that city- I moved back to the village from Bel- . I - . I ve, and has again began a ohnemaking I iness here. -Miss Cummer. of Toronto, 0 . . � iaiting her cousin, Mrs. J. Fawcett.- 7 I a missionary lecture, given by Rev. Mr. � jitie, of Belgrave, in the Presbyterian Seaf,ortks Ladies , and L . .1 rob, on Tuesday evening, was fairly well ended, when the bad weather is taken 4 L I o consideration. It was entitled " A . Q . I � � ice from Indore," and proved very inter. Gends' Tadorima... Par lor. . - . I .. . - _ .. - ore tine mtna4 ot- nis nearers the strange pie and customs of far away India, and a of the incidents he related were de. edly amusing, The musical part of the ert&inment was furnished by the choir Miss Thynne, who sang 11 The Holy 7 " and 11 The Fairies " In a maoncr that Ighted her audience. -Mrs. John Gard. r is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Fred. Oracken, of Brussels-' - -Mrs. Snell and family, who have lived all summer on a m near Wingham, move& back to the ago last week.-Inspeetor Robb visited shool. one day last week, and no doubt nd everything satisfactory. -Mr. Samuel ht,on, who was a victim of smallpox I in rrie, this summer, has completely recov.,� d and is -now visiting his father, on the line of Marria.-Mins Laurs Snell is Iting in Clinton this week. -Among as who took advantage of the western ursion last week were : Mril. Walter � . 11 A thing of beauty is a joy forever." So wrote the poet Keats. But Wb0 is I - beautp? Th&t which strikes the eye as pleasing may be called beautiful- - � Perhaps one of the best definitions of beauty can be found In our new creation Of _;� , � V a Ladies' Tailor-made Costume. $�_, - ' Did you ever notice how lovely our garments. cling to the form, or how thORI "V, drapery bangs in folds that flow with the motion of the body? . A lady dressed in one of our I tailor-made suite may behold beautylx self sud� s' 4 1c, 21 � perfect poem every time she glances in the looking glass. � . Our lady friends, whose patronage we enjo ad in the past, can rest assuret that � � igaged at Sk . no pains will be "red to please them in tte future, We have er, � ' large salary Md'lle Richie,who comes to us from Stitts & O'Brien' , est order,* . ladies' tailors of Toronto, well armed with recommendations of the high WATCH OUR WINDOW. L I I - : ' c � ay, I Stark & ,Ma I : � I i . � OPrOSITE T11E OOM31ERCIAL 110TE14 � I . . . � I � . . 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TORONTO, . i 'Mission houl ,butter,whid . of -an,advan4 I ; I t'llese $too L kol I . I . I I Jour. Zetu I offer moire h I . il bring 1-6 to 1 1 -are quoted a - V4011i are in � .1 17 to Ise fol ,at IS to 20C � ;aua at 21 to. ings are bLe- I .are firm. 11 141:F to 15c,s - UD��TRZAI I ket is quiet � tario Septem 1, � August" 91 t � I bars, 92: to I M - I to 970. 1 9 If )3 . - - -at oteady Vri : I - - .erV, 211 to ! - 1201 to 202 Western Asir 14-,L, to 15e. and a shaTp I sold -at 16 to 18Z in i=aill " .1 1-2 to 13c. 1 11 TORO-NTO, ,steady. Ca, ,at 60c per bi. . potatoes oul � I I TOUONTO'L lighto -and a until cold v- . vat prices a , c1iiekens, 11i i �q to 100 for Tonol,-To, po�rtll 'Of g� I I I irices at 104 - � I I ! : price at, all � rtVh,en s. del it is ilwa-71 it fir,tt. It, I - , V.esabon in,: 'as it we ma I long in al � 'TuesdaV ve �of thoise sol . . fiairly good. i:eetivlel� . - I letmen - onto.),7 TOP.0--N-TO. kie is . i ti euel I . are gettrag old winter no demand, I ,are not bu-) white are 0, f reightsi bt le less. An'd bolders ask � -is dull and: No. I east. so tle for ': moftbern I L No. I har local 4aliv, Are rather .ed -St 350 Ae and at 35C � Feas-Are 1 'north -sud � 'freighta. `� -and offerin -the track'� 33aled Stra tere -are V - � LivERPA L I are st2ev43 pound (4 I � I � is 9 to 91� D-) -.N,,D o' United fZt 6d ; ranct ed statel sheep 4om B-11WAL, eteady fo-t . I lower ; nj at $11-ar-, 75 t butchera". western. - ,ehotce to� __ to $4 - sa ere and 1 $1.75 to I to $3.50 � Y� 38 ; othei X-arket 11 L heavy ho 87.w to I light, $6 L L I I roughs, v7),25, ,,� for lambo At $4.65 1 J C&USdfiSOL ,4 1 -ed, S.3.7;0 $3,60 ; vi ToRo,.� Bull i e � t4 26-1 5 atiig; � picked I �quality i to 1, 150 .. Loadis lot - - - to 14.25.� heifers �* Export � 413.75 1� � mop bui lor oov .ars—He4 1,2W P ties. sucl $4.12i 0, L but V0111 $3.50 ta�