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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1902-01-24, Page 4" , - - -1 - ., -- -- ;--- ---.- --- -- - ---1-- - I -1 I - : - -- ; ----- - J---- - - ., -1 .. I , ----1!--, , , - , . - -. ; T -- - - - . -T - -, -- , -- - -11 - I ; i I 7 I I I . I I 1, I " I I I : . . I I I I : . i ; I I 11 i I i : I . I - ; I I 1 . . ; i : I . ! I - i : I , . . I . ! I i . i I ; i . I I : - !, . I ! I I . i , I I ,- : . I . I , ; f I I i I . I . I . % : : ; ; . I ! I : 1. i J I i I ; ; : I i : I : I I I I . I i : . i ! . . I . I - . I I I - . I - I ,7 i I I . ! 7 - , - - L ; T I - I I I I q I t 1 -i I - I . . : r - Z , I I I I I . i , L I I . . . . . . I . t. R , - . . : I 1 I I ! : 1 i . I 1-14'X i , T i I - i - : ; - I i . ; . . - 11 f : ; ; i Z I I - - ! ; I I 1 1 I - '17, , . . i i - - Tri, - , I - . , - -Y : : 4 i i I : : . . 1 i . l ; . -: V I" I I ; . .1 - N- . qfl' 1 . - i p 1. 4 I : o I ; I I 4 * i . . , .-, , I i i . I 4U ; . I i i %-- .k ; - ''I :_-4- V 4 - I I I I I . ; Fri - . - ,,,V . I - I_ . -- - -- . - - - , .1 I . i -- .11 I ,-EI .. - I ! , !!!I" , -0 1 1 J I 1i 1. - .. ` . I ; I 1. Z . , I . - , , ,- , 1 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS would I ie all rlghb These people - seLm to course so necessary in the inter 'its of the, lor, and a neatly orded address was read wit I I , 1. I " -, 7 1 . I .i I , i ! - - A -t of the INfIl - - col ntry, those I - - I'll - lose aigh ve y impor --Icoi A U rity need j! have no to hi Tm I ottie Sitiolair, miter which Jo3 I : r- . .4 1 . Mr The figure between the parentheces aft 3r each I " V I Mr. Thoms Woods presented him, on behalf Be I . : v- , , - enforce lent. A iprohibit ry law, lunin. delicacy in reminding t.hem of : - t ; one, denotes this page of the paT er on which the I I I at duty' of Sb 1 Paul's choir -, with a handsome pair Of el 1: 'I- -Z . . . , . , :- advertisement will -be found forced, or even indifferently enforce I . , -1 . I d, OU14 The nuisance complained of short A nob be fu " tlets. Mr. Aborey was wholly taken to , , r gaun , '. - Successful Season -Greig and Maf,donald-1 - , t i I - . al 4 . y is rpriw, but a his good natured way pat . , 1i . "I be a curve to the country an4 , ; House Cleatoing7-Rlchardson and Molanis-5 a serious bloW tolerated. longer than until it oat be reme. b 4j -4 i 1, . i I Mr 4 -- 'We had died, and it should be remedied at the very - - I I Bulls for Baia 4&mesftt,iersonz, to temperance and moral r0form, .. madq a very suit Lblo reply, thanking them i - i- House and Lot for Sale-Wni. M. Craig -5 . I . 4 for their. Undoes o. , for -- Jt ! Auction Sale-:-Isaso Salkeld-bU battera thousand times remain as !we are. eariiestilpics3ible molmen% ! i I I . . I - I llo= IN - -- - , hai ,V I', .1 Notice -Miss E. Ross --8 Histo and expeli ience go to pr - --IF-- -i - . L 14, '. o e that 1 . . — . ,- , , I . P . - , ! I . r A. Sw..n Estate-wra, soot" I C ico arty. . - ' ; ".., Notice -W. S. XcKeroher--6 only st ch laws as Are supported by a6 trong EditorW Notes and Coi3 Ments - C in gre e,- ; L I , ; I Farm f)r Sale -Ht ator Reld-5 i I . I CLOTi9i p.- on't have the little IfZ1 : public sentiment, can ill be a' n f reed. Boys' . ser : - z I : I I . . Chief Justice McColl, 9'f British -'olumbla, chaps' believe th they'll injure our suits by G. . Ila Full Swing -R. Willis and Son --8 - lz .; , . r , , roli i t ' 1. - Stora for Me, oto-3--Govonlock B -5 The question of on i. . I j ;TO , . forceInent,.therefOrelo, '" of I died at Vancouver this a' big -.X1 n ! For Salo --George Martin -5 . . . w ,ek, aft ir a very was,ring them. i ar suits, though natty I I .? 3- - , I Stove Sale -2-S. Mullottand Co -8 even, greater 'in, once than the P Sstvg of : . ii r I : Wief illnems. He wAs aj native 01 Oo ario, ai o !stylish, w6ro not made for the how his .1 - - p I a i, , , , is , - I I i . . - ,:,;, i . Utereiry and Musical Enter' aln w pnt-81 the'law, and d:e rving of ab leant eq ally , 6, d practised I& ut fo w6kr-hard wear They an .. 9 . , a I 1, I I r 4 w in Godetich ant Brumsela wl ndoWs, b i, I - . i Big Sale of Bioots--3—w. 1L willis;*-8 . q Z 5. . - I . careful coneiderat on. This being!; thb case . inth* t dou"i cost. mudho, but the lade will need cot 11, I -Iij 1 - I I na opun , He removed froo the latter - , r . . . . V a then, the leaders f both politioal arties a it, W there 'to . , ,, inn much time to Wear them out. The E. Me. vil , - , - , plac ipeg, and from! 1780 1 I 1 iii . . I I! Faul; Co., Seaforth. old ' i I . - 1 1 , . '71 T owe it to their -fo lowers and the' country British Polumbia. He was a a 0 aratively li, . , i 4. 949 AW-1twou 44-posivim 4 young Irian to 6 BAiE.Fs.-Mr. Donald McLachlan has . %, , - Isj I hold so high a on,rdlon in his I , I i - i ' 4 A F 1 plofeaBi D, 1. I - party I , , I - that tile reforendilm, .if that sy te'm be I moved into our !village, to the pro vt I i - I . . I 1, I : . . m I I . , i4 ". - - adopted, and it is the mo4ti probable now,, ---" , lately owned by i his son Hugh. We ore ple F. - ; SHAFORTH, FRIDAY, Jan. 24th, 190-') ; 11 - il, -t . . will be so arranged that -no prohibitory law 11Mr. I . J. B. Pense has been solooted by glad 'to welcome Mr. M cLaohlan and family Mi .1 E., -. --- I I y ;j -, . -e , f I a bur b. Hugh having vacated Sh - . W! g I . co a into ope tion un ago iti Is backed tbe Liberals of Kingston A'111 their Aa.udi date to our littl . : ean -' .-.1 - I , . I i I - - . I 11 . The Ontario Legislature. i b the shop, moved bn to the farm which his Ja - . . : , i - I f t ! upbyasufficiierit'-f cecIf ublio a nt1iment for the'Legislature, to replace Aov. Mr. father lefb.-Mr, Donald McKellar's fine v1s , I , I t . There has been nothing of mhterial inter- . r, 1 I - . . to make its enforce, ant at least r6a se to the editor 1, and pro- , ; 3t I I i 1. 94nably Harty. , Mr. Pen residence is now receiving the -finishing elo . , - I . . I I . I . I I : Get ranspire in the Legiilature during the I . ;_ I I . itj , touches, and pres6ts a ,very fine 'appearance. the . , r probab le. adhig - - - fi - , For exa, P16,itapposilig Hetor f the Kingston W big, t 0 Is - " , - weelk. Business is unusually well advanced . I I . - 4 : Mr. ;I/Ickellow has now one Ing ;. . , ' of the finest . --,-. t ' Ondum should provide'th4b a pr hi itory Liberal &per In eastern Canada. He i I 'p. -Before this r ,;! , for this stage of the session. Several Gov- , I I 'a a houses in eache.5 Ing f -4 A I . I the toWnshi . -! - law coi ne into -oper tioa if ! Mai ri f the god In n ; will make a trong an popular %I '30 T 4 ourroadersonecof ourycolongbacholors will for ;! ; ernment bills have been introdueedand put I 1. ii' I ' c ndida -a and is sure of election. ' Toe nOm- have, taken to himself a life partner. ; I . votes o %at are in its favor, and the elector- ! . ! 41 1, thr6ugh th 3ir- first steps ; the public ac. . ' i . . ; i ation ashes fixed for the NbWinst., and THAT STEWt.RT CiksE.-Why did . I n f '! . ate should prove so Indifferent to ,,hel ques-, u ' n'b the Rli J ; e)unts for the past year have been distrib. : . ne, w k : f: . I I the election, if there be O' I ill t : 0 a Place correspondent who wrote in behalf of Joseph see I . tion that only hal of thel, available vote one we k later. I , ' 7 nted, and the estimates for the current year . i : 'ore last send in the Mr I 11 - . I I e! I -- ; , Speare, the week bef. 11 t ,11 I - were FoUed, surel no, saVo person w,oulo 1 -4 retraction he speaks of instead of the article- 4iho . I -1. tibled. The budget speech was delivered Y1 . !Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who was oc fined to he wrote, that the public might! judge for we] I I I . I r - nay that a law thual brought' into iopetation . . 1: I 0 ons sion ther con. t I I ; i n Wednesday, and the die ; I his resi ence for several da 7 ' by I a severe itself ? As to the ha li, , - I could lie ,exifo oed.'l In order to pr,ovida . I I I Y" i .rnesE taieselii they, did Qu '2 will likely be finished this week. There is I . i I cold, wi deny having origiriateld or having circulated att . or against this dang is sufficiently recovered to ! attend a til _; '' ; , 'theref re, it Wo Id be that he stole an Th i no word yet of what action the Government : y such'thing, 'but they also I ' r f .meetineof the Cabinet con Me day. JA . ; -, - I a on the prohibition ques- uecessa y for the f,erenduin to speci y the . I stated they were short in the payment of ple . . proposes to tak proportior - , to hat 'Must a pol- despatch iaSs : " He wisely took a oover d their creamery account, and they still main. ma . l kof thewhblevo . I I -- 1 tion, but the seciret will likely come out be. I - ' ' ,:: I -. I . sleigh coming and g,! and thus saved 1,tain,they are -short and are prepared to our -1 . I led to m ke it effective. Wh ttbispioportion _ goin ' I ' i . I -z i . . f ; t - I fore long, The Government were waited on .. I . I I himself from exposure on end of Z coldest take their affidavits to this. Mr. Spear'o's the . - I - . I j 1 -- . should a, it is som;what diffioulb tie 3eter elicitor wanted the party acting in Mr. and eve I T ,this week by another large temperance - I . . days yet expet ienced this winter., Usually . .- r . I I I I , mini , law nowprovides that fot certain the Premier walk's to and be alfto pay him $10, being ban i r I deputation, and also by an immense depata. 11* I from lifirrifisf,clepce Ms. Stewart's i ,, I - k , - 85 for himself and 85 for Mr. Bobier but occ t 17 - Mon 4aws of Municipalities, w ro a or i ides ion the streetcar. "Rewil V t - tion representing the Licensed Vicitualers, ey I I . .1 have te agreed to take $5,i Wbich could b applied to Fra o P . - exe I I ,-A , vote of t, a property owner is rec ui ad to roise care for some little, ti me yet, 1,; . but while both received a very patient and I I either Iiii or Mr Bobier's ac unt. To Is& i -t'. , - make t m effective, t I *t two-thi ds of , especially during the : prevalli cold 11 . , - , - - - : courteous hearing, neither were given much 4 i weather." . P9 prevent taking MO. Stewart, wh .i3 an old Dal J F` 4- :, - ist b:a' olled, aril that G I I . I woman of niearly 80 years of age, nto courf, Me , E,;. i ' the avai 'able vote MI. c - i ,I 1 ., 6,4. satisfaction as to the future. The first in , - xid summoning necessary w Was as, ad in our] . , ' , I- the majority of the vote . . . t 11 - I . s ca,b be in lialtOr Ot The writ for the bye-electi i a I : timation of theintentione of the Govern ' I i ., - I . , I I lon 'I fill t the interests of peace in general, the party last - , , I ; 4 w. Surely a pro - , " I the by hiaitory liaw is of West, for the House of Commons, !;o he I - , ir., I . ment will, no doubt, be made to the Legis. . soting for the Stewarts paiJ $5 out of his gam C ' . I I I , . . 1 i lature. . I a i - .1 - 9 mnoh importance as a munioipal by-law vacancy oaused by the death of Hen.:& R. Do - own pocket.. Mk.' and Mrs. Stewart would one I . 4 - . . . . I Pj I 1 w inourrin a, debt of a few thousand d cylla: much sooner have, the matter v ired in court pla " -1. it , , Nomination t as lace Y4, .. I ii.. 4 impression to be made will - - I . wkl - t 1' than allow any w t= UL: z Manitoba, Ontario and on a mu icipality. It shoulitt not, ther forks, on January 29bh and polling on . a ruar I I ; .. - U I regareing their v ?alacgity and integrity, and bini -1 I t I be cons' ered lunreasonablel thab at least 5th. This bye -election in North Ox' r will they would o onl er il, - ; Prohibition. b too glad to have -the th - I . : I t I -- I . I - ;- . There seems to be a good deal of excite- equal p eca-utions should be taken I the 'be held o'n-ithe same day. This el otion is' . . . . - ; matter brought before any court to have it vill . I I I , 9 i saary on accou thoroughly in Arn . vestigated.-CoAr. ED, NOTE - . ment in Manitoba over the prohibiiion one case a in the other. I 'L*, two-thir a or made nece ntl of H6 . James , ; I ! Suther - " I- . i question. A meeting of the Manitoba Branch three-fourths of the availabl) voter of the land, member for that cons ituency, -The retract ion was sent in with the article, Mon Z . r- I * ihaviDg been appointed Min'ister of Malice of two weeks ago but as it was more of the tive " of the Dominion Alliance was held in Win. Province were required to re,=d their votes : r ' I ' ;and Fisheries, in .9trooession to Mr ,Davis. nature of an advertisement than of local mov r - olud a ma'urity of the votes, cast t, is 'r : nipeg a tow days ago, and judging from all ' 9 "I ; Aa a consequence he has again.to a peal to interest, it was no'b inserted. Our adver- side . . I mperate - , accountsib was anything but a tie' favor of t a prohibitory law, it would :)b as the electors. tiging columns are always' open for such Me] : - :- I I .. .! t I 7 I -- ! M if the parties wish Pat I . meeting. A demand had previously. been much of a safeguard as would be required, : , atter, i Jt published. -S I ! . I , I . : I and a law brought into existmee by s dh a The resialts of the Dominion bye -elections MMEEEW . I the 1. -. : made on Premier Roblin for a, declaration of . Ing , I I i ; ; the position of his Government on the Pro- vote would be eroforceable, I and it would lastweekshow that the taurier 13overn- xeter. the , I I I : - . 1 ; avdr a! suffi conler-1 ment still holds a strong plice in the affec. B I bibition question. have in ita f oitnb prep d ., J. G. STANBURT, B. A.,' (late with Me. cele f He resp9nded by a T . ] . i . I hy, Oster & Co., Torontoj' Barrister, Convey. beer N . ence of pablic edppoir. ' I it can to lb be' tinons and confidence of the p written htatement to the effect that before if : 0 ple of C*rt I I I I I I anoer, Notary. mone to loan. ofuces lately 00-- Les I secured in this it is i st Canada They hold their 'own in Quebec %pled.by Collins & ktanbury, over O'Neil's Bank, W a . I , the actwotild be pat into force it -would be - wayi, ,the very ,be * e I I i I a ' . , . . I evidence that the peco' !a ar6 not prep,r%redl land gain Rround in Ontario. With fill their ter Ont. 1684-tf submibtod as a referendum for the ondorsa- p . in t - : I - I ANTNUAL MEETI W'.—The annual m6eting I ; tioa of 06 people. This announcement was for it and we would his: better without i ' I faults we love them still. They RISD Show Mrs ; ' . . - . . I "I in contrast the entire demoraliged . condition .of Caven Presbyterian churcili 'was hold on I or i - ; . i I i receive&,,with very marked clemonstrations For their own protect ion, it tor no I of the Conservative party both in Quebec Tuesday evening, 14bh inst. The meeting that -. I -Z I 'Detr 1. I i was one of the beAt in the history of the -- I of difiappro-ral. The Attorney -General and I reason, the Legislature, i6respective of and Ontario. That party needs 'race netrue. I . ; I it oongr the I I; t tiOn from the bottom upwards. b egation, the 1' attendance being the fully I another member of the Government'attended R;party, sh Id see that these irecautionE are: ore i, i . I . amounts to anything again, larges,, and the total amount of money . , I taken. If the law is ado 'ad, no `M tter i . the meeting, to make further explanations, p I I -- I . raised, viz.,, S1,85d, being th6 highest ; $256 1: J, I I 1 i i but the meeting refused them * hearing and I under -what ciircumstan'Q o, t e!brunt of en. i Hon, lamers Sutherland, of Oxford, has Of this amount was given to mijasions and . . ! . t i , 1 they were not -allowed to speak. After a ' foreement will fall, upon the Governme" chatrity. The follo 'ing offlaers were elected : ! ; It, been appointed Miniiter of Marine and I 'I A G. Zanbury, W. D. Weekes, A - i volley of very fiery speeches and much dis-, whichever party roay be in power at the Fisheries in the Dominion Oabinet is sue- R. S. Lang and I Is, " : . f wil , i med- Jackell ; treasurer, at th - ? . I order, wh'ch the chairman was. unable to I time, and the oppr9brium of failure will ceesor to 'Hon. Mr. Davis, who boa been James Murray; S 1. retary, Jos, i I i . I I aph 86-Wor ; . . 1, control, resolutions were passed. str also rest',0111 them, and the Governmont no auditors, Dr. Amo an OB - - I I . congly I " made a judge. This *ill neces3ita a Mr. ushers, G. Do d G. A. K. McLeod; Kipl k ; d " the proposed course' of the matter hiow zsalous tftey Q w and W. Muir. I' I con amni c , y be, can. not Stitherla y the I ,Icg nd's re-election but that wi I cool . . i , - ' be a matter of form as he " will Ii ely be BR=s.—Mr. . tn. Snall, liveryman, was . r .1 . i Gover t ; demanding ibat the law as secure the enforeementi, or ol servance f a n I I I I elected by acclamation. Mr. Suthe land threatened with an attack of fever, but ii Stan . declared c natitutional by the Privy Council I law that J not suppo 1ted bir and has the is ; age o 1 I I 0 1 r . not, a statesman of very great briffliaicy but -now reported on ihe mend.—Mre. (Rev.) F - asta ajoritt of tbepecple. he is a good bugideas man and usuallyloarries Down, of Carnbor e, who has been visiting son N E - 1 I be put into force at once, and also binding 11 sympithy,of at le I Mrp. Charles Tom, has loch, -1 I i themigelvel, in the event of a referendum, not : So that under all ciroutnfitanci s, anil _ a level he4d. I her parents, Mr. a - 1, : profil t I 7 . t I -- ! retdroed home. — 1 a E)ceter cemetery board ento I to tDke a I part ia the proceedings. Thus - ing by the experience ia Manitoba, we I ave ' 3 - ye4 I Ily have -decided to erG t a brick cottage for the I . I the matter stands at -khe present time. no hesimtibn in saying that the befit method The Toronto Globe of Monday, J nuairy caretaker. —Rentab a houses are very scat 4 town . I I I ; . - - 119th, 1852, contains the following : "A ce W" - . . i While the! temperance people of Manitoba of F-ettling he great p lobibiti)n-ques',,io4 -in , in Exeter, and th demand- seems to ,,be : i woman has been tried and 0D.Dvicted n Vir.- cinibe large.—Mrs. :Dr.) Eastwood, of Whit. coun have someicaufie, for annoTance at the course &bid , this Provi cie is by a referendum vot e ; I , . , . I ) I giiiia,for teaohlng a slave to read the 11 Bible, by, is the guest of ]ter daughter, Mrs. J. 0. of St their Government proposIbs to pursue, they that the re erendum should uire t at I I at I 11 . I I - Stabbury.—Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Heaman, until I - I and sentenced to two - are' Imprid6nment mail .L. i are acting foolishly in allowing themselves I I a Y's t . least two -t irds of the vadl% vote of the - and Miss G. Hicks, Attended the Lotus Club - . I I . I in the p3Litentiary. According t& Oe - in- ball at London o4 Friday last.—A large he w ! to become, Bo'excited, and they would act : Prcwinca-b polled, and that majo itY at dictment she, not having the fear ' staun 11 I - of God number fro ' here' attended the Thame's ; SM. i least of th votes polled . ' I more Ifoolisbly if. they refrained from should be in favor before her eyes, but moved and ins m . 0 - i I , &Is that all rea - . igated Road tea meeting Monday evening.— 1859, . . .7 - 7 taking any'part in the contest that would of the law. We are sure . by the 4eLvil, wickedly and Malicioual and Revs. MeEsrs. Martin and Millyard ex who if the Government pursue the sonable, s3 sible people, if the feloniously did teach a negro woman rea . to th 1i i course will t! Y nd changed- pulpite'lut Sabbath morning.— r , tb Bible, to the great displeasure )f Al " of th :i 'i , dispassionmely consider the q estion I i A couple of. loads Of Young people drove '. - they, at present propose. If they will act M al mighty God." Thia soun'dis very mu ih like here from Hensall tn the rink on Friday famil . - i : I ' I beyo I i . r 'I like rational and meneible people, they will its bqaring I, and with a deE ire. that ithe blasphemy to readers of the present day. oing.—Ancither'bfExeter's octogenarians, I I - I , . I I I eve : i I V 0 t 1 - WM . town & ? , 0 * , , , , , - T I 'A 4 I -- by Miss 01 I 1`1 I I , I I - , 1( I il I h tie it 0 ?t I '' h 11, J - , , , , , I 4 1 'i, i , C 'i, I , 1% ( lie bV h t h , 11 10, I ,I t , I .I E a I I 1r, I i " ` f rI 3t -e, ki I I 4 T ,' '111, , r 0, b b 6 pub forth heir s',rongest efforts to carry greateait good should be accomplished, ' ,11 But It shows the bange in public sen ,imen in the person of RA'ehar*d Young, died on . . ; 1 in I a than half a century. The great prob- Allier arrive at the name conclusion. i . '08 prohibition. under the referendum, and then . I . I I I , Sunday and was buried here on Tuesday,— . Tho . it they wish to punish. the Government for I lem in the Southern States now is, not how best The Masons opened their new lodge rooms in Lo I ; to keep the negro in ignorance but how ean in Fibt6n's block, on Monday nighb.—Ten of I ; not carrying out their pledges to them, A Matter That Needs '.Wamediate he be m(-st quickly, practical I ly and effectu- . : I Attention. - I Exeterilodge, L 0. 0. F. -drove over to reoid . . , - : t ey- will have ample op.porbur,ity of eqaar- I ally educated and made a g6od, useful ana. Mitohe1Il Friday, to join in the resuscitation or' M ;. It is aa -D that steps are to be taken , at j he intelligent citize-In. It i a not in the real * . Ing mocounts vnth them afterwards: That M, of Mitobell Iodize. They feport a Lyood t'ery .. i - UP I_: I I nf an;a A 4 I . ;. approac ng sesilion or u a ;tjo M- aven ikon a cone that , wou ld be the frennible course to pursue, but . Vo inion rarlia. ,nark9d time. :Miss- He man, of London is the "'- t i , I as boa beewbaoide during the I%tt r half 9 cease ; ment to ret eve the Be eli in its varibus . . guest of Mrs. James Pickard.' -Wo are sorry I the 0,t!her is, ichildifib. 6, =last century. I . - . their grades of tf a judges ion a . to report that Harry L%mbrook, who fell on i wb, , 13count cof !in. `1` - , - thesidewalksome five weeks ago,.is still . The position in. Manitoba is con. iderably with firmitig'acif old age or ' other caules, li ve We notice that the Legislature ip I being confined to his room, with.an injured hip.-. !incer i - I different from what it is in Ontarlo. In become1l in icompetent a di -obarge tlieir inundated with' Prohibition petibio s each Mrs-. Perdue, who recently became the wife in the I . I , Manitoba the question was decided directly duties.' It loss seem str I ige i hat any 8 ch sitting there is a new shower., It is pity of ex-Mavor Rumball, of London, is a sister MA ' by the people.. At the general election the I " .. Janus. action sbcouA be neces'a of Mral Dan Dyer, late of Exieter.-Mlas i leader of cone of the political parties made 4 - one wo.41d there shouid be, so mach wast1d and place i , naturall 1111i.l,- ch.c ^ , . A; - #- A CC- - 4.1- m's' Jewell,':of Bowmanville, is, the guest of . , I I prohibition, a, leading plank in Li3 platform ; I .7 Fu 0ons yosses8ing We If V V VT -L as ago petabions reprusent. sister, Mrs. N. Cobbledick.-Mr. J. V when . I I , 1 gifts aAA graces, including cd,mmon satise, those getting them up could only realize Ross halfi sold his stock of merchandise to was I that plank was unanimously adopted by his I . supposed to be possessed, !by 'entlemen !,Oc-' how little ' ood -they do, they would a Mr. T. Q. Hariton, of ,Shipka, for 40 cents Brow f party ; he sippeal d directly to, the people I 9 9 caircely . I 4 ! 10 I cupying such positio I I , on the dollar and has leased his store to the was p . : on it, arid announced his determiciation to n4l wog' d natur4'11y- waste the time and effort necessary. The same giiintleman fot a year. Mr - Rose ad by - ! ' the br I : at I e*l, om posit, one, 'tbe duties i of title of eadh petition is read in the LEgiela- moved his family to Chatham on Wedned- : , , stand or fall by it. The people took him ; ii . l tute by thb member who receives it; it is I . tives E ' I I whiah they must know t ey are iacompet' I day.-A7iss Florence Bawden, of Lucan . his word, and he was returned by an over- noted by the clerk; is plaaed in a, ,t aaket been a g I has At six , I . eat to perform efficientt . But it seelm uesb at Mr. William Bawden'f% - parlor hajori y. I I 0 arid oartedi off to the lower regiops where it Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowerman, of Willow 1 whelining ' it The party whici -, in that in this instance the ood sense requi -ed remains until the close of the session and Cit ; . ( I - I y Dakota are visiting friends in town.- playe , '; the previou Legislature, h3ld three-fourths to recognjz3 ofte's own frailties is laekil?g. theo the Whole lot of them are burn 3d in and to : of the seats,1 was almost wiped oat Mr. ohn Wood, cattle buyer, had ,& olr,sB . ' of exist- I On this ou ject the Glu" of 'Tuesday 16,fib the furnacO - They have no more infl Lience call ' last week. - He was shipping cattle evergr , ance, and t4e leader was returned with only I i I upon the 1;nembers thiiin so much vaste in wh ; i I . I saye : . I I fromtiExeter station and attempted to jump. 14' three or font supporters. 1' I I . papor. Itthese petitioners want to have Such a turn -over 11, on ai car while it was moving, but his foot carrlei : was scarcel Some P1 a of dealing with iudges who their case eard in the Legislature they ... hyacin ! I . ever known in any country. are iucapac, tated by ago or other infirmi,`ty m6ot get & the indivi'dual member in their alipped,and he was dragged for some dicii; q The new L , . I . tance bintil the conductor saw his -position extend ! . gi4lature, at its first meeting, from performing t t seems to be own conatiituency. T-hati is the plac ro( . . iheir d ) ies ' e to and stopped the train. -Mr. ' I reccognized, t. ,e fiat of t1le pe ' - called for. Et iii unplea,so, t to hav t ' William Stan. Ing . ople, by p a 9 rel W make the it pressicon. If they can s oure breakf . a law as proi .ibitory as it was suppos ""og I to these me tters, but del icacy ought not to sufficient power in this way they will goo . like, blAcksmith, employed with James Dig. tly nan, has secured a similar position in Hen. 008 ', ad the be carried ad far as to 0 uiaten%nee serious notice a movement in the Legislature. Pen- gall. I estee , -1 I I 0 1 The law has injustice to litig4uts, and to members of the titions won't do it and thoset who go few he constitntioni woVId permit., t , ; now been de:' lared valid by the highest legal bar who'A're hampered i I t them I P I n in the dischargo of upandsenq them in are simply wasting . couple , 'tribunal in t1he land, and there is no reason- their duty to their clie its. We have the their time. i A deputation directly to the Iffensaff. smith, . 3 ' I I well known ease of a jddge4ho is deaf. memberis*ortha deal more than allthe Have' a look, groat bargains. Having Guests able and just excuse why it s'iould not be There is a c I purchased the harness budC1038 from Mr. H. ianoo i, . c unty judgem he is !deaf, who 1s petitions that could be framed. I I atn going'to sell at o st for the next 80 days Ha- and Po ,put in force by the representatives of the 83 years ol age, and' Whose j memory I ' . i - 11030, Robes, Blankets, Whips, Rugs, Bells. Come NOT people, who were placed in the positions might be a,, pecited, is 8. ' I and exi I 0 - ricously impsire ',' There were stormy scenes during th big DWino goods before purch&;Tng elsewhero, as pasti w : i h P, do'hr saved is a dollar maile. Also a fine lot of lage. - tiley now occupy, for that very purpose, and w o by he time a ca so is iniabed has mass meetin that marked the. close of the beautiful cutters and elsighs, which cannot be sur. . for o6ten w iat was sai at t4e beg' i 9 . 9 q inning. - paased In the county. - Will bo sold very cheap, come manito 11"o do.not thinkthe Manitoba politicians Th Dominion Alliance Convention, at Winni. . I . rae other jadqes have! as 3ed or are i'neor an(k Bee Nr yourEelves. and people weL t about the business in tb,a I IV. J. Miller, Heagal). this vi . ,i t the age 'of eighty years and ought to be peg, last Friday night. The church was ,I - 1773-tf . I I Dayme 'beat and safest way, but having taken the !uperaunuat(d. Another Gmew at yo '- I LOCAL BRIEFS, -Ytr. r . I bge r, crowded to the doors, and many were. st and- William Geiger, return action they did, they should now abide by 18 Partly Par lynid- - Aribither rs, 8.0 OfflLoted i near the door. The Governmen ' . second son of Mr. Owen Nger, left here on old frie . : - Wit th paraly& s th9b for a long time h deputy ing . t, in a Wednesday to attend the Mal school at visit. - this results. . or ' ; blin, the Premie , London.' Mr. J. Sutherland is having an a visit I has dischargi A his cluties."11 . letter from Ron. Air, Ro -;_ , . I I - I - , In Ontario there has been no such man- The' definitely reiterated that the iron veri%ndah put up in front of the post for the - . t this is an exact portr,'ayal of the . policy 1ey 4ate- given by the people. A plf,Li;clte Eituation ev ry person aequaiAed witli Would pursue was to submit the liquor act office.Mis Bessi,ij Kemp i3 in Elimville home g ' the i aid M . . toareferendum andlet, the people-dEcide .1 Vote on the abstract question wail taken visiting 'Re . and Mrs. Waddell.-Mr.A. b I 2 circumstances knows. In fact, h MoK has moved into Mr. W. Mo. past fe I nine or ten- years- ago,,I and a vote on more might . . , very no the fate of the act. When this letter was 2 ' be said. This ii a, sta * Oloy'erbr7ck block and has opened up a shop Clinton I r But affairs whi' i I C a Dominion plohibition since then. read cri s of derision resounded: through the for the manufacture and sale of horse critical I . ch is inexcusable and!sbould ha`e church ; even hisses were beard. Mr. 1141 i v - rs,.e a. -Miss Blatohford, of London, will be on neither of these 'would the Government been remedied long ago. It is, also, all the lock, the chairman, said that the Govern. . . 2 colla . or Legislature be-juatified ' . I i is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Blatch- Ing nice i in passing a law more , inexcu isible. in view' of t e fact 1th4t. . ment were 'iwilling that Attorpey-Ger rd. -Mr. James Beverley, recentl Zurich, . oueh as the recient decision will permit them pb "d Mr. Aikens should a& ress Y of I i - every one , Cam all I to do. I _,of these. incompetent offibials the meeting.and explain furthlar-Ah6 pit Exeter, and formerly of Heneall, has pur- friends l have been on, oying Jib I iture and undertaking busi- - , eral salaries for rrian'y of theGovernment. Fromal arts of the also Cal I r ! I Both partics, both the temperance and years, ai,d c U, t ness in Brantford. -Mr. John Short is visit- craft ' liquor i heir' retirement now the' charoh - cries of dissent- welep heard, an I - MeGillivary township, -Dr. Miss I M atergat, would,we fancy,be satis. will receive i -a allowan , Y' finally amotion thattfici Attorney-Gerieral in Ce,which should keep , 8 eg, I ebriy's 13 0 ad the entertainment given Lily Pa I . fied with a roferendam, vote in Ontario. Ab them in comfortable circ:umata*Aces as Ion$ be heard was voted down, 600. to 7. Fier by the H ;Itt,seia .. I I Y 'bly C tY Company, in Seaforth, on were i speeches followed from Iaadinkdel gates land ', vh leaat noriff-w4uld seriously oppose it, except, a,s they liv I They are. not Thursday evening of last week, in which Roberb* j therafore ministers, who charged the Roblin Govern- 4 . perhaps, some few who are* more political objects of syl -pathy in an' reep 6t in so fal ment with iineincerity and lack of courage Company i Professor Bedford, recently pre- - .. I I Y a r London t1ban prohibition, aud who might think as- their peou i . , . I to carry oub laws they , had placed on the n resbyterian church, came to - ' 0 niary eirou stances are I Hensall, 1takes a leading part. -Quite a -MiEs . i a . statute biooius. A reecolution was firally . they. could g in a party advantage by op- earned. People in most walks ! f life passed' . is this m ID number 'of our villagers, both adults and z . tol"le , setting forth the dissatisfactio I of I uveniles, -.at course be no such provision made for them when , in. ple, and resolving ;hat . have been suffering from Poising a referendum, should tl ., I . I I 1. I -- the and M, j effects of, vaccination, and thiii,k the cure -Mrs. I I I a,dopted by the Government. The real firmity. coverlakos them. ! They ' i have t 'de- the temperance people spurn the referenit um ' Imost as bad as the diiease. i 0, question of diifference, therefore, in Ontario and refrain from polling t -Mr. James Ing Lapfln I . . I I pend upon the savings of their prosperous I heir votes on the apetty w I soems. to be t ai character of the referendum, years or suff ..,r the cons( : I question. ; . as in London this week. -Mr. brother, . ,quences'. BuCifor I — -- Arthur McAllister left here this week to friends, attend -Miss o the vote required to b Ing it into opera. the retired -the 6ountry lmakes lib- - One eveq ing lately the ebo'irs Of Monk, Brown, o Egmondville, was.in the villa Monday are so ,fudges, ' l(the Normal at London. Gregor I t I I when ton and Sb.f Paul's church, Logan, met at recently ,visitino Miss Robertson. -M gb I . t4com There' . 1 ary enthusiasti-3 eral provision. Their case, therefore, `[ - v ' i iis ray goei t mperanca people who seem to think If a t bey are required to the imansle, - - - - , I 1. - step Acown and out Is in' Monkton, and sn ery Sheffer returned home fro' London, on London. ,$ m ohibitory I#i6w were isimoted. their aii I !enjoyable eiii-ening with Rev. iJ. Abrey. in Monday. -.1mr,Q. F. Ra,e aiud family have I ladies, a r pi M nob a hard one, and if t'h6Ir!ge'nse of I w uld be a ccimplished i and everything 1. ' ro" sool l chat, games and- mupic. Do the -returned-;from Oil Springs , i priety does rot ,,'induce t And vicinity, anyt inf i i - i the I evening Mr. Abray was called into ring . - r I . , the I oar. . where th y had been spending a i i I , I . I ! -- -- I We wit I I . . i I ".. I . I i i I I I ! . I' 1. : . ; . I I - I I I I i I . : : : I . I ; I . i I i 71 . . i i - . i I i I . I i - I - I - I., I 1, I . . . I . I ! 7 . I : i I I ! . 1 T ; ! , I I I I I 11 I I . f I I i . I , i, , i I I I . . ; . I i, I ; - I I . I I . I . I i . i . I I f I 11 : : I r :-,, - ! I I i ! . I I Ji . i . I i i i 1: i ! : 1 1 i ! . Z I I p , : : . I ! : I . : - . 4 , - , i i ! . i i I I I I I ; - - I I ;!.,- , I .- I 11-1 1 . - .. , - -- -1 f lel- . - ! I . - . i : . . . I I I : - . I - . -it. I I - - . . - I . : I . . . . h , : I I . i . I I . - Z ! I I I . i - I I - I - I - I . I 11 I , ! - - . . I . i .1 I . . i - .1 -- . I I I . . I . . I I - . - . : - - ! , . I . : - . : JANVARY 14 19"M - . -1 i . I - . I - - I I 1. i ,, I I -- I I .. .-!, . ------ZW ; L . - . I I I I I rola4vefi and friends.L-Mr. Geory - . T , . . . i . it -has returned irom Lucan.-Mr. . . i .11 -" r,y this week pumbased a fine 3eyear-cold BUTCHER I . 11 .1 i I in . . . ( g, sited by Ki burn, from Mr. Francis I . I I i I , 1, omen, of near Hills Green, for which he . I I I I , . a the handsome sum of ' $200.- 1 Gave a,cattle buyer $100, and told him tol' buy 100 hea,l 0-- . , . . , . "h for jg eep, . and M e. Thomas Nicholls, of Brussels, 11 to pay $5 each for cattle, $3 eae * 1 \ stocks !Xd 50c euh 1 ierly o Chiselhurst, were in the village 1. ? : . . 4 - I , - f I I a week renewing acquaintances. -The or pigs. How many of each did he buy' ! ion - I 1 vy firr a of MrP7 B. Roggarth will re- I ! . . m I I w . : . w would like to publish the answer next week, if you 6 an *ork it o I I t to lea n that she in and has been very V, 7 - i ut. 'Try ' . 1 1 1 1, I - I . . . iDUsIY il during the past week. -Rev. it, and send in youir au,swer by Tuesday. :i : I - I - ; ; " 1. Lon has su cientl race ered from . I . . I j, ; I . ,&.& .& I& 011i : . I ate ill4ese to pe mit of his tkf' '001koft~ I . I ' . - - - - - - - - i I I I 7egalarl work again. -Mr'. J. H. as - - I I I I - I I I I I I I I daughter, who went to Manitoba a If you have a cold or cough, get a bo,ttle' of 11-i 4 . . I i , )le of years ago, intend returning to our . ; I . w - .. - . - . .: i lage in the near fiiiituie. We like to see ; I . , -- - I -B UM- A ND - I C UBEBS9 I -1 rekide ts raturning, as they yery fre. . i - 5 i atly d It speaks well for Ahe place. : , 0 1 ' !- - and Aa no Beek'4 !, The best rein'edy known for chasing a caugli or;COIA1 biat Of the ,jr otlem, -.1 . 0 i I : i sad to ee them back again in Heneall.- 1 ti I - . Otireh like muic lon of ivoice, hoarseness . !A z a Murray, bf Chic ' , who has been in I : D I 4i0luch'itis w3thin: I age I , 1 4, son- i . . , I q , ,, , 1 _ A I 1. I ka sind,e the death of her sister, Mrs. ness of the chest or lungs. This remedy is ve y hig,hly'recommend,54 . . es Han4n, w ir thevillage this week, I i j- ; I . ! 111, I by those w1to have tried -it. Large bottleB 50 trial size 15e. . . i Ing M ir . Sheffe and family. -The liach- . . 04 - I I . I I - I i 7 r 3 of Helinall have issued invitations for ! I . , - ., ' ; i ;i: .1 i r annua assembly for this (Friday) even- I : 1i -.1 I . I 11 a . z . , - '. in Millbr's opero,hall.. They are @par- U Vst I A , -, I I i I r . i , - . no pain so to make it enjoyable . , 9 i L- V. FEAR the D - 4i i Z )hose a en ing.- Mrs. Sheffer has die- . I I : I . . . i I I j ied of he restauri tit business here to Mr. . I I I J I - . I I . , iard Sp are, of Iii'ireter, who takes pos- ' . i . . i . . . son abo t the mii Idle or mit month. - SIMI . Vo --RT - . . ' ! I . C. A. L&Donel. and obildren so.-i-ved I - - — . 1 I - - I I a from Forest t its '-week, where they . . i 1 . I I I I . I I . . . 't 3 spenoi6g a month with her parents. -y Balf ur visited Exeter friends this week.- Durbam county, i4-tbe 1year 1847, she walff , . fte a number from Sionforth and' Clinton Rev J. H. - MaoVicar, B. A,, of Fergus, son married,to her now ber*'f-t partner about - 1 25 -. ended the ciarnival hold in our rink on of ev. Principal MaoVicar, of the Presby- years ago, and five Yeazile later they ursday e'vening of last week. The terian College, Montreal, I will conduct anni- to lot 31' i4th -co cose I on of Mc removed - . . . 0 Killops on I - asare of the e3 ening was somewhat vershryservices in St. Andrew's church, which place Bhwb sin e then resided. Al. : rred owi n accident having oa. K' an, on February 23rd. Mr. M-ao'viear though she has be ' enjoyi,og v . t 9 to , . no an ery goeig : . , red at a elect to light plant, causing WL I so a a on e following Monday even- heftlth for some ti e. no one -thoug t lights to go on t an early hour in the Ing (in " The sign boards of old Londip n." end was so near, ... ad -Were indeed pained . : . ning. . he atte dance was fair, and the Rev. M. C. McLennan, with his elder, Air. and surprised to 8 r at a he had died it I d, added, much o the pleasure of the McE ay, on Tuesday last, attended I . - . , the two o'clock .Sunda 7 ln rning. ,She leaves, I , a3iou. 3 a 'half mile race was won by Presbytery meeting at Blyth'.-Revt' and besides her bereft ind ebrrowing bueband,a - i & Me regor," a d the two mile race by Mrs.- MclAnnan, on Monday evening, St. family Of five iscons ?,nd three daught . I ers, who - , I a3 Boo nau.-Mrs. Wm. Lee, of tend dthe tea meeting at Thames I Road, will miss an affecti(natei mother's kindly care - ' . As, is % isiti og her sisteir, Mrs. - D. B. whi they s%y was a grand success in every and counsel, Mrs. W.Lauglilinwas a kind lean, of Tuckeramith'.-Two .cof our reap eb.-On the invitation of Mr.an'id Mrs. and'obliging neighbor aild a meraboraf .the ng riaks pla ad in London on Monday R. .F. Bell, the families of Rev. Mrii , Me- Pr isbyterian church. 1: The f ne, I - : Y - .a toi t,Wk I With t 0 tin a from Embro. The Lennan, Mr. and Mrs. George MoKa , and , _ - I 1) . X place from her late residence.ji on Tuesdv - J - 7 was qu a an iritereatiog and exciting Rev. and Mrs. Sewers, of Brucefield, on afternoon, the sery ces befixg cond :' " acted- 14 1 . I , resultin in a defeat for the home Tuesday evening, assembled at their , Ieas- her pastor, Rev. A a . A . M Wak after which -th. - 4 2 7 ars by ly two Ahots.-Mr. Wrn, Col- ant Itome *and partook of their hospl ality, remains were taken to; Brussels cemetery - ' ., . I i . I nall was in oGilfii;,ary this week com. IV t form of an appetizing supper. !Upon The funeral proeesfiian was exceptio t, t iroe s wi 0 9 am in which a i g bus* *th a visit with relatives the arrival of the gueste, they wbre a ihered lar a, ..which shows the oste I , 1 ,.-Mips' DeLycn, of Durham, is in the into the drawing room w claoisasedwas held by , 1 , here a few pleasant Ithose who had -the I I I age renewing acq usi atances. -Mr. F. G. mompnts were spent in conversation', until pleasare pf her aeg aint4noe. I - . , (ld and I family intend moving next supp r was served, when all repaired 0 the 1111111111111111 I I i I 4 -- - , b to B ffalo, where they have rela- diniz groom to feast upon the good things - . 1, hiliev-41e. I , ii, Their fri d will regret their re- prov, dad by mine host and his amiable wife. I ; I al from ene i ,- NOTES. -Mr. and Mile. R. King, of Gode-. I - neal , where they have re. The i ipread was got up in a style that re-. rich, were visitiav relative' -- I fl . ( for man years.-MiEs Maggie , ectod the highest credit upon the i good 0 in Bluevale laeb i ; 3an, of so wee"k.-Mr. F. B., $eottwAs called I , (eafort ', is visiting the Misses wife pf the house. The remainder olf the , Ton sat : 4 urday last, to thle bedside of I L. r. -An a, terts nment is to be- given in evening was spent in social conversation and 1, his -aged I ' , I . . mother, Mrs. F. S cott,; oil. Seaforth h - Wetho is chure'li, on Thursday even- enjoyment and the time passed pleasantly was suffering from A, paralytic at . I W 0 L ' lext, h n, in addition to local talent, by until ii late hour, when all repaired to L roke. MTV. , - I I Ben. S%ulis and chi dren'. of Goderieb ' arvioes of Miss Marian 'Wallace, the their homes, each enjoying that happiness . . . I I I were - I i viaiting at Mr. J. - I krated reader and impersonator, have which is always expprienced in well doing. , 110011's last week.-- i ' L Mr. and Mrs. A i . - . I secured. -Miss Mamie McEwen,- of . . wis Jrvturned on Friday 0001 1 .1 'th relati,vea -at M# I - . from amoitWa visi wi - . . 4 1 dbury, kited Miss Jennie Smillie last " , J h.---mri. iggins, of near Exeter, was . Walton. - , obell. -Mr. and M.r . -R.! N. Duff V-1sitid at i I I A Sproatle, Belkra z ; is villa w I :a, this week.--R-.v. F. I - , ge .ast week visiting her. mother, NOTES. -Our village dressmakers are en- Swann ' -. I addressed the yriung peo le of th . Humi 8tc a. -We are pleased' to learn p i joyin g a well earned holiday at their respee- Epworth League in the' M th d * . 11 Mr. Alf6d Carlisle, who has been in tive homes. The library, however, will be Wingharnii] on Mon( ay ght.-Rias Bell I - ott foi so ue yearii, and who attended Ion n ,a a let 1charch o, Of : -W. after as usual by- Miss Kelly; on Morris, is visiting 3er -. i ke - 11 .. I Water MTs. Alex - i - i College of pharmacy there, has success, Monday, Wednesday and Fiticlay evenings. McGee. -The Sacra nentl of - i& Lor.d1s. sup. passed his examination as a d ruggist. -Mr . Will Moorej of Toronto, is vleiting per will be' dispens d jn1l the Preshyterfin I 1 1. - at th home of her Parents, Mr. and AIrr. church on Sunds.3, F41ornary 2ad,-Min- : ,' . I . R. MeGaviu. '- Miss Jennie McXay of Fluety, of i Wingba n, spent Sunday I . , . I Kippen. I with . 4 4 . I Zorral who' has been visiting her sister, her friend, Miss Ma Del Thomas. -Mr. Jack - ' 11 .. 1. Hay, J'o misaiconer and Conveyancer ; Mrs. John Smillie, has -returned home. : We Patterson,.b , ; 11ortgai ea a d deeds I f Glenm arriaois visiting relatives i drawnup. Money loaned are pleased to state that Amnle, the little in Bluevale and vicinity. -A number of our I I I I , . 8 10 -vest -%to of interest. 1740-tf daughter of Mr. Eli McLaughlin, has re- townspeople attended Chris Jobb"s -.sale J 1 I. . 4 tin I NUARI - Death claimed another of covered from an attack -of diphtheria. -Mr. I Turuberry,:' on Toes lay las%--Cream tepar- J .1 4 ; 3n's ol test residents on Friday- last, L. McDonald shipped a choice lot of export store are being mu 3h di scussed just AQW. . ,7th infik, when John Afideraon, of cattle from hereon Mcond& of this week. They form I I Y a livie topic for ecouverzation,- 4 ,I .1 i 13y, pae sec. to his -eternal rest, at the They 1were purchased by Messrs. Ferguson Air, and Mrs. Gtorg a'King, after living here -. I - - : " 72 Ye ire and 7 months. John Ander. and Dames. Mr. and Mrs. James Bolger, so many year -5, b ive decided to move I S ' as her i in the year 1829, in Kirktul- of M nitoba, are ab present viraiting ! Mr. . I Dambartonsbire, Scotland. I want, where they wil I reside with their ton 1 . His par- Bolge is parents and'other relatives in this Alex., of BOisseYfliti; Manitoba. We wish Al emigrAed to Canada when be w as but vicini y. -A grand ball will be hel:l' in: the the old couple a safe I riney.-The choir -of , ],-9 Of age, settling first in Lanark Wor en"s hall', in this village, coa the the M. I othadiati church dr,ove out to jaek- , , I shi , 04 utR,y of L%nark, afid when he . evening of February 7th. A strong com- oon's one evening lasti Week, where the : I . I 13 -year cold, the family moved to Huron mitte0have the matter in handi &ndL L t ,are newly wedded coup -111, Mri.and Mrs. Kersey . I . ty and ettlied on lot 5, south- boundary makiog el&4orat.e preparations for % so ,that Jackson, Pleasantlyl emertained theiii.- , I ' onley, , ?here he resided continuously a g000 time in in store , for the yoong people Mrs. Watt, from ne4r 'Tor -onto in . i I'S Visiting I : MLCI:1 bii death. He was an industrious of vcni . Mr& George- ona;ld,-O,a Tuesday, I y, I - and a I rois porous farmer. In religion OBNARY. -Oae by one t o ry 14bb, tbat ,being. the birthday as a Pr ob *terian; and in politics a of hardy and honest pioneers, whd by their. .. I . - . 11 L . - ch Ref r er. On the 5th. of March, c . !` Metsi - Edward' and 11 , easeloss toil, have made-thig country what I Josep each, the two geritlemen lgav,e a I a he Mal le I Miss Franbe Whiteman, it is, 4re crossing that bourne from whO'nce b I I irt day di ner part to 4 ny,mbe)r of theit, I I him. - Ten childr:n were. born no tra veller e'er returus. The -subject' of relatives rie . .r. w - I -- .. .. ch - . am, ei b of them now living and two this sketch, Mr. Adam Sholdice, 'was born has reached the mat. r'e age of eighty .years 1 3 n pree d ig their father to the great -in thelcounty of Tipperary, Ireland, in the Mud is able to - 3 1. L oo back upon the. ups and I I - -- . surviiiiimg members of the' year I'831, and, at the age of 19 ho, with' the downs of life with t, a . I 11 complacency which 3 are ill.am, who resides in moving tide of emmigration,`. Ialino' to well Epent years In istgive'and :which - I : ". 0 is a iip ; , ris, Fraser, Mrs. Landon and the pi ovin e of Ontario and settled on 'a denied to these who ire stiiII in the Irridet of I who reside in Michigan; Mrs. farm, li miles east of EgmondvillO, at that the world's turmo& The ' celebration ,of _- - I Me onald and Jennie, who rekide time an unbrbken forest, - But b uncess- such an an Eldon . and Arthur and Clara, I niversary nust bring some.thlItig _ I who Ing toil and perseverance, con d it from of sadne'lls as well as joy to everyone, but ort , 3 at heme. The interment took lace I Vert , A onday. the 20th inst., at Baird' p - a wild,brness into fertile fields. lForty-two tb i a o"ion the hap 3y f slings ,of ,th - I 1. a an 4 J - I '. 6 came- years ago he was united in marriage to Miss se tabled 'guests put tit".r1on any melaachol ' . I The f [no I was an exceedingly large Jane Wlallaee, who, with a family of four reflections onthe are. The eveny lie friar do ind neighbors' of the da. sons a 'ad, five daughters, survive, to mourn Ing was do Pae 31ng - L I d turnit g 0 it inlarge numbers to pay voted, to 00 vereation, muFle, -- I kat rem 3ec- a to the dead. We j the 14111- of a loving husband anLd, father. games, etc,, the hostsenc )ding in .making ' oin About'twenty-three years ago Mr.,' 'Sholdice each of their guests ael qui - at honre, and t iieir mi 6ny friends in tendering our purchased the farm of the the h6a ,a , .r- f or epar. I symp kth co the widow'. and-, family MoDoiliald,-and rem L . . sitiOn came.each I I - oved with his: family to one confessed to hi ming I . I . had a most ea. . I r berei vement. Z . lot 1,1 concession 15, Grey to )yable time, and each ex;pressed heartilies ; - . ship, 1 on J( I I L ' RIMON AL -On Wednesd evening, he continued to reside an I I a I wishes for the contin: . I&I, a very pleasant event took . . i liedhealth and happ-1. I death, which occurred on Frida evening, ness of the Messrs. 14ech. Antiong those t th IOMP of Mr. and Mrs. IV on, Janualy 17th. Deceased had been in fail- present were : ]Rev. Cfecorge Leech, of To- -1 -- heir y .un, eat daughter, Miss Bertha, Ing health for some time, _ so that ' the ad ronto ; Mr. James Beech Gorrie ; Rev. F. I - nite in marriage to Mr. Robert was n . alto ther unexpected. Z So L 'ou VA " . hol- J. and Mrn. Oxten, a 4now;--Mr. Abr,%* . 2 ee, of Tuoikeremith. The ceremony 4 dice w a Ap l much reapected yy friends ham land Miss Flossie -Jackson, Morris I I ; A erformod by Rev. G. H. Long, aegis and n hbors. Of sterling worth4 uprjght Mr. Coad and Miss Lottio Coad, of Trow R - Barpby t- . . I .. ev. , brother-in-law of and h est,in-all his dealings, big bridge; Mr. and Mr . A.'Re;mey Jackson, I %resence of about 40 rela- any ticilie was as good as his bond. ' He - ide,in -h . word at I ad frileids of the contracting parties. a W48 Mbrris; Revi Franc, a and Mrs. Swann, at& h C neervative i a politics, although -Mrp. StewsO.Mrs. GE nnet . 6,Mrs. Warder.- . o'clock th bridal party entered the h a n euvl er a o no . )n ght for public honors, : and had Mr. and Mrs'. Milton Noteon of ,while th wedding niareh was being I( Ig an a consistent member Mae 4 # I Sanshine* . of k 'the spent Sunday. at The Stowart's.-Mru- I . by K!s ophail, of Porter's Hill, F,pisool alian church. On Sunday afternoon, Henderson visited friends in W* ingliam. IsAt , - , ok their p ces beneath a wish -bone of Rev. G " J. Abey preached a fun;r&'l serman week. -M re. Bail . i ene. Th bride was 'daintily -attire . . ey 'is slowly reccovering .1 I ,a I d in lovi g memory of him, who ha& from her attack of pleOrlay.-Since the org di with lace trimmings, and- been a active and devoted memb 130 Ion ou net: of white carnaiions and er. Tee operii' f the public librar a b . DLY a 'y up on the hill, I I be. chuich,was beautifully -draped, as a token the burk of the trade s floi-ing to that end _' , fte congratulations had -been of at sacred to the memory of Is d I b of the town. . Granol.thic ] I d th company repaired to the din. ad brot er. The funeral took place r6m the station and the re nova[ of the postaffice 1-1 j,: wh re 0611 partook of the wedding his late residence, on Monday afterpoon, I - to the south end will' oon .1)e livia, municipal t . b. a presents were numercous,. termen bein made In the Brussels came- topics.-L'The large namNr of handsome and us ful, testifying to the ,9 I i in whi ah the bride is held . Af high tery. he service was.conducted by Rev. turn-oritti belonging to i the farmers and - ter a Mr. Ab 3Y, and the esteem in which he was - others this winter indicatd, the groat pros- , arm of social intercourse the young held by his large circle of friends Was , - - lef testi- perity which we are now enjoying. 'The i t fo the groom's home in Tucker- fied by ihe great number.w.ho folldwed the old family bob -sl - ng 'I 1 mid show , eigh ia nom almost a thi of the past, and in iti 1 3 1"re of rice audgood wishes. mortal i emains to the tomb". Not only those i ste 3rd iA ,seen the I - ere reeInt from Brigden, London of the ininiediate vicinity were present, 66 spiff ) , .1 j . ' I - new cutter,_ with i to velvet ,cush- . ter's I 1. ill but al olthosewho had known him; longest ions, brilliant varnish I I Es. -mi. , and general air of - - - . . . oKibbin, of Brigton, the and esteemed him most among the friends spick-and-spanness. . - ; eek, was visiting friends in the vil- and neiihbore of his youth and ea ly main- i . 14 Mr. Wm. Dayment, ofWhita - NOME MMEMMM"M - I I . I a, is home on a visit co frie - wood, hood. he pall -bearers were Maser I. Jam, s -The St i t . I nds in and Jog ph Bolger, W. H. Humpk ratford Rai way Plup held itis an- ; les W. Una, - I i supper -ifi A I q Unity. I It is 11 years since Mr. M. Sm t - 0. Ritchie and Jos. M(Do' the e , one 71 nald. evening last week. Over one hundred t t went on to the west, and on his -It iq also our sad ,duty this veek io I . ' I I a pleasant timei. ' - I I a finds many changes. ronicI6 the sad and unexpected eath 4f was spent. The club.. as bet been in e=,t- - -IV His many ch Members we Ids wi w isli for him a pleasant Mrs. McLatighlin, beloved wife 1of Mk . r_1 I . .' I fro. Ttl Ito , of the village, is Pay ing David N cLa-aghlin, of McK . en2e for a very long Imoei, 40 is doing & 0 Iflop. 1.1- -Mrs. At - i -1 . t friends kt Walkerton. --Farm - good work iq the ij te L'i t . ere, Laughlin -s maiden name was Mary Ann estis the, railroad . last week, have been busy drawing HoAV- a the first lub 0 this kind to A . ':tnrn In the townsh'! of Cartwright, 1p 7 r wel fc r at tute labor,, -Mrs. Archi. - I I be organized in i I I - -, i i I C regor, (f Tuckerarrith, for the - . -- — I I I I . , i . iv week i, hi 6sbeen at th z I I a ; I I i i : i 11 . I . Mrpi. McGregor underwent -a very I 1 -1 , but her many frie . nd 2 , . I a . 'It lease to iisarthat, she is improv. L4'dioes W dd* C ly.- e ing a4ttimes ,7. . . I ,7. r. & id Mrs. John Deichert, of I . the p I b meek, were visiting with I : A i . 7 i i -- . : i in the Village, Mr. Deichert was ' I I -, ; I -H-++++++++++ I . , I - I Ii 3g on loom of b is old friends of the I . . . I i I ; I i . i . - . - I to arealwi ye pleaned'to see him.- Wheil a lady is contemPlatiniz getting one'of these particular kind of suits, she .wants the. . I , . I r . u hollan I r. . d, Z company with Miss very nicest fittinizi, beat looking, and most stylish costu rm' ill I 1. ri one, of . I . e M I and skill can : Harpurhey, thfo p&st week, I y ibirig frien a I produce. I M - Kettle and a this vicinity. -Mr. This is one of our most succeEsful and premperous branches. in 04 To-flor=g business. . I ary crore, co . I I . ere gere the past week. They We have certainly gained an enyiable reputation for plea in a fair -sex, and - i . I . ttend, the weddin of miss Ivison. . liave made a great many Weddlag nits this season. The lov .d- - J4ne Curry ,of the. arr line, H .1 JS I yl , artlatic br,ai . ay,, ing and- fine touchek done on our Ladiefs' Cost- I g 0 . umes have broul - a manyinew ek v r , - sitir home of Mr. i . - . I . horr as Elder, Tackeramitb. 9ustomers and advertised orar work largely. The highest comp] ithents have been . V 7eybr tt' r after hay. paid to us in the -many I I f Port Huron . _ lestimonials we have received regardin our beautiful . - an work. . . I I . . . visit at the home of her i - 3 I I - dr. Alex, MeMurtrie, and other The late4 style of separate %oat is the box or three quarter leng h, W ' make one to ' I as ret urned home.-ilisi M. Me- ; ! , 0-311 - . I your . I andMi6 A, Murray I?ft, here on order from SJ`4-lv&ar4e. I a . . I ' . I C."' . or the Nc rmal school. I Miss Mur- I .. I I . Toront and Miss McGr . egor to ' ., . . I i . - They -aro two estimable young . . I . I .. I I . 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