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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1902-02-28, Page 1_ ___Z�, � . i I DOMI: ~ _.� Ills, �.F . . �� N%k auou� � �_ - 4% , `0 . � NO., de's RZ111. PO W . r Store.- , � - I- I .::u Z 9 �R_ - , � . udise� is beginni ux t., . , . � rein latrp quaMtiU,,V 4 Of March this .�. rkliDg in 9mv ve&vea-. t� "-very 6., , "ght from - r - I : 9 arly before yot, t4 .1 e ; - Mpers I , of fashion 7,u� I - ,,11ality and chea I � . . Paw - . r � 1 41. . �uOW the quali '- . ty aU4 ,Merchandise by re% -C �. - r I , ___ 11111mertte. becau"'. --I- - do the goods jUstj4A � .*, - VV 'e, �ght a, most, - . -,,; jectlion, allre r i#4 - , to, Za"t �very purae,. � utt ato i T. - - "`9 iat& k are e kno- ;t, W . . , Want � WO doWt bra rnuc�h, uch, nx know, but o hei r .- - � d Embroideries. -, �t, come into '011W flW t this timer of ' th - . I for trimming 4 how ,rent things of a � � r lainty i-quirementa in tj is line . " 1� assortment., at prices, . �, Your,fature purchase,s, . , I I I � . I r the Way. I . I I : I , , � . I � io,Ds, � .LKS, r LKk1-_J,', � . I RY TRIM MRNOS, . , an-MINGS, ATERIALS, � r :-I 0 UD S, � .11, 13 0 D',-',. z. ; r - I ..eady Here. ' I FW- CARPETTS�- ' iR OILS, : r ; � LT M's, �1 .. z . - ' , CURTAINS, 2 DRAPERIES. I � . r � =ents to C1 I an. r � '0ATS-io I r'R COATS, ! , 1,11,' CAPERTNE,�,, I I � I E rS, �; - r . . 1) E R W, E -kTt . - - I lk � . � . .. . are PartiGular. r I I boys and are particular y they, the boys, are � � who know graod clothes. i,ea and want. the good, ,vhD are building up our- , bays.' stylish and riatty ts. I � -, - � for all kinds of boys, - . - - , rhis Store. r � � , i I �st storelin the world, ,r welcoine'r and we caD t home if you come to, I . ++++iii . . . � , . . . I . - . -, .1 ii -,. F . I . A U_L_1 ___ — - . ughter are, here visit- . eada.—Rev. Mr. Raei - :: . ,.. elivered hi3 promised it rob on Tuesday even- � , I ance was very fair I VOTable state. of the � I The subject of -the- 1 . I any Side of Life,,Or � I n,-" and was muth an- . 1 -Mr. F. G� Ad%m% . . Ver officer secured , , has 0�—Mias_ Gillespie" of I , rs,. Swan and daugh- , ... , ble left here on Satur. . h - t da ,spend - re a a in an - . I I I aister,—Ozi Thursday � . , t wo rinks of Our . ,he return match with z atch our bOY8 Pur' � - . I winning by thirty' I g the, six paints by I ten by the SeafOrth : da,y here, gives Our I ; ainta in their faxori— - � oroato. spent Monday � ,icott.—Mrs. R. A'101' - I everal days thiff week � Charles MaDOnell-- - : ea possession of the - .7hlich he. ,purchased ' I Nvilt no doubt COM- . I usineset. —The, funeral � r" s killed � I E Z, who wa I � . on Wednesday mOrn- . I lie residence Of Un, I . a he had been board,, � ag la,st, for the Credi- q rt service was held � re take aw&y._Xiss� , haa boon her& On 8� I I has returned hon10- . ad two of the ohil � . 'k for their Ja8w hame ' I I I u intend, . . old and. so . I Mrs. Arnoldts 'very � i her very much,an' . I I � . I - I � � . � - . w.har. .1 : I - � ra, David liasicol � : I . * - amess trip to Rig) I � z � I . eir old. time f j4 ; rds, . I 1, -- � Mr.. MCNicO18,UjQy0 . . anions. He, has. been- , �.mithiug thin winter I � - � � get off a day frO10 � . I PassmorO. has. re- , � � I the guest Of Allen, .. an, for a WOOL � ell. of the GOre 't . � 1..Co acre farin I the � � SiOD 0-1 SOUth H%fft- . ,501f. ; I . I - I . ; I � - � - - . I - - I ,- . � - , - � . 11 I - I - _. __ __ I � - I - - � . � : , - � ! __� , _,�__,__ li L � � ,I 7�_- --.-ri� L - .. , � � ___1k111iF7T,: �� i '"�--�-IL".-�7--_'-��-----,"-"' . . I i . . : i ___ , __ ____-,_-p-____-_ ,_.-- - ,. , , - -, ! .1 �� _ I "'----_ � I L� ? 1 : I i . I . I . - . - - . � I - L ' . , _t , I . I ! 1 I ! I i 11 : I . - I - I � . , . . . L I . I : . � ! I - � . . . __ I . - - . I L I � - L I - . . . . I I . I . / � - - I � I ; I . I . - i i I I . i � J � I . � . . � . . I .e, - .� ,�� I � � - ! � .1 � I . . I 3 . ., _ 1-_ . I . t I . I L _L . 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I I I . .. - � + i I I I � � I � i W 4 -, ! . - I , i � : I I �- ! i d . I i � i ; 1 -_ I i I i . . ; ; , I I v �, . t I - I . t I i � . F I � . ! . I ; � I I . . I , I � i I � � I b . z � ; � . : � . I , I . I i I I , 1� I I I 11 I � . � I I I I . I � . F - . .. � � . , i � I , I � i . I .. 1. - . . I . ; I I i � . I � . F ; i � , , - e i I . I I i 1 ,, - - � . . I I � , , I __ I ; . � . . . - _____________1 - 'i .6 1 1 1. -_ — . . 'Pub I! I � - ___ - - - ii � . . . I - I ___ MeLEAN BROS., I I lishere'. _� � - - i � �� I ! � � I S i , ` . . L � ; I . RIT - _i � � � � . . I '0! i F i THIRTY-THIRD YBAR. - , � I ! 9020 $1, a Year in Advance. - j � � I. � I . AFORT11 FRIDAY, FEB JARY �189'11 . I -1 I I t I . . 11 I- 9 . . I --4 �1 � . ; . . P. i --- . � I � I . ! � I - ��. i , � I , I I WHOLE) NUMBER, 1,785. _ I � , ; , � . I ... "I . ; � -1. - - I — - . . — i - - .i I --- �.— i . . I . I . . The that one 4f his eyes was bleeding terribly. t 1 i .1 I - I z I . 'if : � I I Anpie, and the groom by his brother ; i 10 � � 0 F�OM STOCKTON TO hDI�T,,- black or blue apron, They wore no hate, I I i i . I bride was beautifully, attired in a dress of �' Mr. Robinson was conveyed to a d0i J � i , i I � V i ? : � ! ! i , and their heavy black hair was braMed and I.; . � � � ! all - I I I . I d lace. and it was found the. the wound was of � o. i . � Dissolution of Parto,er ipw BURGa. . i- wound arounl the backof tLeir heads. cornflower blue, trimmed with silk an ' Robin n .1 . i ,I � I She wore a wreath of orange blossoms - and somewhat fierious nature. M6' so I I � � . I I I - I , I t . . Most of them had a strap across the fore- I cannot account for it -at all, but t-biaks th,%t .4 . I � . carried a bouquet of white rosep. T, a � � . I IR4IG-MILLER �,h . : 1 11 OASTLE. I I Papers. ' A I - " . t , I ; 1 1 1 head attache - d to the basket, which reated I - 0 1 1 . #"�_�� ! i 14, Vay lait letter, it will' be remembered, a I 00 0 � bridesmaid wore a diess of rzilver poplin the lash of his whip may have struck lite . I � I : , on their shoulders. For th if f in I - trimmed with silk and lace. The ceremony eye. i �J i - � iween the un. -1 haa;deoU ad! to vikit �Cr Iler cas*- could not see how they managed the load, I . � . .:; . . —0 � i n thel presence I Natice is hereby given, that the partnership heretofore sobsisting k a � aigmi was performed i " I of a - large � S t 0 electric % took me throu'Oh . For Spring 1902 . A . � deraligned, as clothiers and furriers, carried on at thei Town of ' Seaforth, [ml - f The �ride oi 0' but they walked.slong as unconcerned as . - 4 i the County a - I I - T' , H. . , I I a I by -a re lidenta, p rt of . th � � . ! . i i I., has this day been, dissolv c city. not graiad possible hni chatted away to each other at a' � -, — — — — : company of invited guests, by Rev FeAla Notes � ! I I Huron, under the firm name of " Greig & Macdonald . .� I Coupland. . - j d van are —Mr. Heiiry Baumbach bought the ho � : : me - I mutual consent. � . ; I - -hom a by is yt means, . In: substantial aln great ratte. The people of New Us' I I I i , . New �010rings- New Designs. .. I I —Another of the pioneers of the townahi " z . ,00111 ortable 1, wl -, Downie, for the handson�e ; 1 � - . homestead, in � ' � ' ' f Thomas U, ., ticking J�re of Scaudanavisn descent, and are all so mar - i The s3.id business,% ill be carried on by Metair. I Greig & 9tewart, to whom all. debts com ,, an 1 1 the streets ie P.r ried and inter -married that there are,only a_ I . j Right Prices' of Tumberry, in the person o I - sum of $7,000. � � 1.1; 1 7 wid and clean. When wb came to tb - I I . I -m i I o1wing to said partnership are to be paid, and all claims againA, said parl rahip are to be-.,.' 'wid �. In few surnaimes inthe vill 1 1 �r" mour, died on Saturday, 15th inst., in' his I —Thomas E. Gibsoa, of Elms. has pur� �! : ter inue, I could see Craigmiller castlel", agre and they have to I I � 64th year. Mr. Gilmour took a severe cold : p e said Messrs Greig & Stewarti by whom the sa near ; b'Ut �aidnlb Ptay long in chased the 100 acre farm of Andrew Alexall- �4 1 r0e will be' at tled. ,^ the istanoB, and it, loo quite I resort to nicInames. I I i I .resented to th '. - � on the day of Mrr. H�ugWe funeral, and it . ' A : - . . :,I I ...., � . �;, ec ro ( All �,X, WINTAR9 . der, of BrAton,paytug therefor $5,9W. � A I a la a a,pd find moat ir r I ,I � D3,ted at Seafortb, this 12�h day of February, 1902. 1 q , *He was one of i : . : ,� to a di t ' I d the market, fo there was such a babel of ; . � . I � Oe p 4'r d i ffe r I thingp. It ee I . I , developed into pneumpnia. —Mr. R. H_ -Pomeroy, .of Fullairtion, mot I � I cc iq 1500 �- voices, and I passed a group of women I . i . i - are t vefry differ I I � . � I � - , I I . I . ., (Signed)! JOHN C. 1 near that a a j4 I —81EAFORTH- the oldest residents of the towns and ! - REIG.' As a 906W a I with an unfortunate . accident the other - ,I . I ad t1l) me t it I lived no point to me, nudge anotherji and �"t""""""`i""ii - I v hip aw , I . Witness, R. S. RAYS. i , "' 61 1 i � 11111� was highly respected. , He lea �e a �id . k fell on him, breaking one ,6f 0 . I . . � (Sigued)� R. J. - M I C OXALD1. ! as t§e peo - met -I w Id know the w4Y then begin to talk away harder than ever. � . f ho have the- sym� day. A plan 1. I � I �� ;tii, . ! . and grown up family,: w . 1, I i I - I . I to i ul� I as ad n9arly a a y one, I saw the Perhaps I just imagined it, but 11 thought IaDd, of I his ribs. '-, " I � i . I 1� monbh'a visit to her sister. Mrs. Le i � . " p%thy of the community in their A-ffliction. I . R i � - ut Wit' ff t J3J'-,WXX . I wayi to Craigmillor castle.! Some knew no- they rakther resented my looking about, so I I —Edward D3nyer, of Elma,has purchasec 7A 1 � 0�19,2�)ti . , I � Maryville, New York, and to hor brother, —For the pa t five Or six yeare, Christo- -eon. .. � � . 11 � i ; I I .11�. � � I . thinj about it, and othere� knew there wo t out into the str6et. Here, the farm of John Gilbert� on tb !a 17th , i . I -A I i . . ! . u Mr. Alvin Von Slyke, Beach ltdge, New pher Michie, son of Mr. Wm. Michie, of cession in that township. The farm eon. , -1 � � t ! I � . �� . � � i I such a place, but ha:l nev r been near t. a P in Qaeansferry, there seemed to be just York. She returned horue ill � and had been I i . : I I Sunshine, has been engaged as assistant in -_ ,I I i I 14to be taking i ie 0 ,one , , ' tains 50 acres and the price paid was $2,�9W. d . I ; . ,- - I � . I The�T'road I was on seem" I . Do long street and the same irregular bt confined to her room since. � MrA. Rupert, - - ; n I . . . : ; farming and stock qariog near Hespeler, , 00 acre - I I . . away all the tirr a �nd I was thin k- wellings and shops, only there were even —Mr. W. White .has ,purchased a I - rill .1 I I 11 whose �insiden name was Hattie Von SlVke, that a change � . - � , : I I i . . , Waterloo county. T6inking . THE W I . ing 6f going back i in the for- farin on concessionL 13, Downie, from Mir, � I I � i ' � . , , . w an a a woman 10 more a t a i � u au f Now York State.- Along, would be as good as al rest, he has *,taken a ,� � � * .1 was a native o i. � � . ... , � Th ' . � � oAs ro d r' husband she came to St. Marys - Walter Oliver, for $5,0N. He t*kf,s pripses. i., � I i , � I ; i .� . saidj must go on ti %me to a or -ro mar. a women, who carried the baeksta with he situation in the ForbE� woollen factory, in . I � : � - t, . 7 � I , � 1, i r fou d ' �- a on the ist of November. Mr. White i i i a d,'then turn up that. When I t) market, were certainly Cho cleanest and 10 j_ ; over0years ago. She was, a member of that town,and is well pleaEed with his work 2: J � . ' n r was i -1,1 the . - ion , i, I I the ,a possibility (if -eaching the castle best Tacking, for "those that were aroui i . has disposed of his 56 acrep, on conceasion i i I the Methodist ohqrcb, and took a deep !n- Ili I . so far. There is little doubt of his success, : i � . . I n to 3njoy the walk and the Pretty doors, hanging out of the little low ups'air terest in church virork. She leaves a family . to Mr. Thomas. White, his father, for $3,50). 3 � � . as he is faithfult industriouh and a student, I I . y. " took the turn in the road,wbich indows, or putting out a bit of washing on —The Rsv. Mr. Henderson, of Staffa, has . �, A I z of two daughters to mourn her lose.. � �__J , � I . I T * QOE I I (I, zzor . so we will look for his early promoti:)n. 1� �.� I i 7 � n � . ;i� � � I q, L � � , waaj�qulte i arrow, and on each side of it Nv as a back door clothes linai were a most untidy -_ I received a cordiA and unguimout invitation I I . I -hel, whose reput� � i . — I I a , * I —D. Milne & Son, of Et z � I � : hiligh atone w � 11 I i . : . � , W . i at c from the officivil board to � remain for a thii.d. - i � I . i a - all, over t 0 top f h'i h I)oking lot. Of course some of the houses ' i ion is ProviniiiI as �reeders of thorough- I ' � I t - * i - i re -re whiteweshed &is clean as could be and Huron Notes. year -111, � � . I coj�ld see the trees of 11�me onei"fic gard; . I . He has accepted, subject to the san6. � � _9__9_*__ --V- I- I i I i I ' bred cattle, Bold last week no less than . � . . I V, ' area ra ill be held on tion .of Conference. Th6 members of the : 44� ! in t1he mea it ime I a5kei I veryboly I mot, a a p ant or two in the windows, but the. . —Wingham I I - ii , . . � nine head of paie shorthorn females to J.: A., .- : . to 4,er,aure [was on the i i'ht road and !n majority of the homes were not very cheery. June 24th and 25bh. I circuit speak highly of Mr. Henderson as'A r . , ' I Gerlaugh, of Ha'rshm4n, Iowa. Four of b he I ; i . � I ,I � 7 r I m doub na Thomase no matter the; tone walls came to 119 end and I as, has purchased Mr. r and prea�aher. � I � I There are alwa3 s so in ; J 93 1 u I did not go very far along the street, but —Dr. A. J. Irwin I - ; � . --enimals averagel under 12 months, and the Pa"tol 4 � . a little ha let with its red brick cottag, s, went back to the car st�pying place, f or I Wm. Feasant'a fine residenae in Wingham Mr. John Greer, son of Mr. Thomas I � - v,, I it t what the Circumstances or e. affair may be, ajQL4, f course, Bhippe a balance from that !to 3 years. Messrs. I . thought I would prefer E. � Ilage Greer, sixth line��of Wallace dwa ery end. � f . . I learned I was not far r,6m the castle. I i6eing the old —Five car loads of horses were . � � I I .. 1� -- I Milne receive '81,990, for the lot, which was ` 'I v r i astle I When there, it f- d � . denly on Sunday mornini, -6th inst. 03 T-1 there are some who woude our 19f pl�dce sale "' genuine. AA the way up the h1I Ito the c' from atop seat in a oar. Wingh' m last week,to differe �t points I . I . ... ,4ad rom a � I P certainly a good. sale, !,and at the esme time 9turday he was apparently in'the beat of t r; � . 9 eme I I . , I to eta every few minutes and look a �ut d almost in Manitoba. I 1. , 1 � � , as though I might stretch 8 ; t I - nqt by any rheaus uncomplimentary to � . � I �� L I � Ilroad began there cut my arms and touch an up -stairs win- the 100 � health and Epirits and retired at dght as � me. i, ast where the bil I —Robert Dilworth has disposed of �_ 1. 1 7 . , The people who wond r and neyer come t161 s e e are I Messrs. Milue"a herd.2 , . I I . � ) . �. . � I cottages to usual. Death took- place sometime during, i I - - - were, , threc or four lovi 'stone as � ow on either side of the street. acre farm, lot 12, concession 6, Grey, 0 i I - . - � � I I was not long on the oa;r when I thought W. Raid. The price was $3,500. cr,� —A pretty , weddWg.. took place at the the night, as he was- foiind dead in his bed ,_ -A I I a d COn6e- olos't t6geffier as could be, w nt � �� I I P, � on . . I . I I the kind who think,, they think, but neter. act, a ) � Methodist chdreh �arnonage, Blytb ,are of age. I 11� ! I I - I I e,,but long nwlones at the pa�k. (f my umbrella. 9f course I bad left iD on —Dr. Tennant, of Lucknow, was couflued ' in the mornin& He was 27 ye 11 I I ' N -nt t I - I .- 1 : wa elds, �0 ,me .. Wednesday fokenoou of last week. The I , i . quently, always lose their opportun . d to the house for several days through in- . ' —Oa Wedn(-sday forenoon of last week, IiF __ ; - The5a there were the ro�liog . fi the other car, an it was the umbrella I had contracting parties ,Were Miss Clara M � Al ! . i � � Make it clear that there ismo hot Z i ' this halt priice . sale gre0nand others newly plowed, 'a I a, (arried every dcLy gince I had left Canada. juries caused by falling on the sidwalk. Mrs. Mary A. Lawrence, widow of E. G, 1 . ., I ) 9 � i. ll need it, but I Wettlatifer, eldest. daughter of Mr. and Lawrence, formerly manager of the bler- i * �,; raoiby-looking stone h use that .was 13- "a be sure I did n6t ,%Iways —J. H. Shirley, of Chicago,has been ap-- . . -would Mrs. A. Wettlaufei, of Blyth, and Mr. � � � � ent. We all3o dr�w rur atter . I n to� th e sibli the I olne of the i*er of the fie Or I �aver knew when I might. It had been loat . chants' Bank, -Mitchell, ,and daughter of . ; p - , � I poinLed American Consul at Goderich, to fill - i i � � _ Henry W. Amacher,�of Barlia. The inter i I fact—important fact—that We are� not;, offering Y)U any,old and!away wer, the sm of a neighbo ng (nee or twice before but never in a street the vacancy caue6d by the death of the late Mrs. Foliamb Awty, 4died at bar home in � � � . - k, . waq perform ils. i � I the castle ver, I was p%saing near the Leith Mr. Chilton. . esting ceremony ied by Rev. Stratford, after an opera*.iin on th-6 tons I I � I rul�, is most : � consumed tov6. Be lore I got to I cc Id (ar. Howe -lost —Mr. James H. Tigert, of Dungannon, . : IS MiS3 . i Wm. Penhall The,�bridesm,%id wi demaws of her death has � � le bankrupt stock, which, as a " . nd (Voke so had no time to think about The terrible sud I . i I � . I sta � ; . bea# and a w the greate t icrowd of boys , 4 � - Clara Amacheri sister of the groom and . � . .Th : goods and ;hen I remembered it was G ad i �rnbrellas. Leith, as you know, is Edin- has been appointed -principal of ,the Gode- ! : with dry rot, and really dear at'-aiiy price. .Th : are girl�l 'bride, thrown a shadow over the town, where the : I Mr. Henry Wettla,ufer, brother of the - - � . Frid ' I � 4 � . ; � ractical X Me . , i I t - ay au� a holiday. 9,ver so many ;,� ar- urgh's seaport, and a v�ry busy one it is- rich public school, to fill the vac ney caused - isted the groom. 1 esteemed lady so.lang lived. i Uew and fresh, and our half price sale i$ ;sirnply . p tAs4ere I aviag their fir�t picnic at the Id fter leaving thei dookafwe went through by the re6iguatiau ?f Mr. StoZ . —Mary Jeflrey, wife of Mr. Anthony ;� � 1 4 1 . . I of � lei f . , all —A D.-troib despatch says - " The mar- 'home in i I : I s fi 'eXtent ruo's. i it before rea�hing the cae - the business part of the town, but it —Word was received in Exeter,last week, Ertie, passed aw or i I I I I it ,ne is riage of Miss Carrie Grab, of Zurich, to Mr. ; � (171d swift method of reducing our )Oig i tock tot I I, . i ; 1 I'li 1 1 roup of stone cottages. ice, ad very dirty and grimy although old enough of the death, at Deloraine, MAnitoba, of Stratford, on Saturday -morning, 1.5thinst. i : - �, I Charles Stickelk, of Detroit, was celebrated i -1 four or five thonsaud dollars. As t� whether any ne is tak- ., " a g -a $he eni into the street The deceauedwas iJaken ill some three weeks . 0 .. T�jttle F -anee," beca,use it was ther to be interisting. I w Mrs. Henry Collins. Dcoemed -had been in . � - at their re§idence, on' February 11th, at I � I . - i . i , � . I I 6f Soots lived Zn car office to tell about rr y lost umbrella Iwo Y6811`8.1 . ago with infl-Ammqlion of the lungs, which i I I - releltives a! Mary Qaee, .1 poor health for nearly, t ciatiog, only the ; I - . 7 � I - . I I C3 . . � - I -ac., advantao,e or not, . u know,t hat but did not have much hopes of getti-no, it. —Robert Maxwell, sr., has sold bi& new' 8 p. m-., Rev. Mr. Glass offi 0 0 I - I she!.,'was at this castle ; f r as yo , n Lffected her heart. However, she was I . I , � . t I . ! I � : � relatives of the con�iactiuzr parties be. 'I 9 thought to be recovering. and thatraorning I i i I i Queten, Sh Walter Scott and. John -Knox i i i HOLYROOD. house and four Iota, near the" flour mill. in . � I : i . - I resent, The bride : lookecT charming in a or a i bulk' very Argely in the misociations of old I � p felt able to he up f while. --She had i . � � � ogham, to Mr. James Garrick, of . Bel- i i 3 SIK . = I md: iii. . . I I .was to go to Holyrood Palace that Wi gown of pink taffeta !silk, and carrying a - I I - z i � - iugham At been out of bed � only a 'few minutes when I I I . . I . 1 ! Edfpburgi. One seemo to feel so much ],)at where I was re w n gie � i - 1� I � . I morning with one of the ladies , 1�. bunch of pink carnations. Miss MaAZ * . . I .1 . 11 Be il us- Mo , ho intends movi g to she was taken suddenly ill and soon after I - I ter 11acqual ted with th lives of tb-3 once. i � . i , i � � I � : The fellow, who came in with $15— � . C I � riTs ones after havi 'g4pentafew,dayt.-in tayin nd found her ready when I got —Mr. J'ames Turner, of Stanley, higs sold Janson, cousin of the bride,acted as brides- sad away. , � . - , I . I i I I -i t in! , I 'yal Terrace, with maid, while Me. Lo 1u[s Stickels ably sup- sel i -11 i , � � i � I � t lack. Ve walked alo'Dir Ro I P!%—A quiet wedding took 6 on Tuesday , . old I aunts. I was! told to rap - a i a 11 Stanley Pride," i i he r he his celebrated stock bull, � i : . � � I groom. 1 1� 3 . � . I I its gardens on one sid�, and houses on t ported the � . pt,411ec . . . doo in the stone wall near the castle an- ! � to a gentleman in Hensall and purchased a ; afternoon of I *Bt week, at residence of I f I I I � - I f0i. : , other, then we took two 'or three turnings . I As the Rattenbury bus was returring - � � 1 $4 7. 0. traicia, an i when I did I so the door* was very superior calf from' Mr. Robert Douglas, Mrs. Carter. St. Marys, when her grand, i � . r I I He bought $rl 5. 00; - , Suit I before we came to Holy i — . � , . rood. It Was the , I I from the statiah, in Clinton, with passengers ; I I i wizansd up old man 11hat All of Hay, . daughter, Mies Lillie Jameson, was married � � . - i op , ad. by a little I longest way, but one I bid not been. from the late traiv, ion Thursday night of ; ; I I loo I d as ihough he might belong to the �Thomas E. Walker has sold,- his .farm to Mr. Joseph Bilitigs,of St. Marys. The i � a 9 . ; I . 9 9 : � I hat ii left of the -original; palace, from the . . last week, it ip-t off the track and upaef. L I ; C C one of 1the I . bride and bridegroom were anal tended, and I . L ,5 pla a. )resume he lived in � tt, LL I � � 7.50 overcoa� for I 3.7 1 of war and . time,'is the state apart. On the Bluevale road, to Mr. Win. Ellin thrown violently : I � , 1 ravages Mr. John - Ransford if was 11 � I I � I 1. . I ' ker , only their near telatives' were present at the A , .cot ages niar by. W�en the door was �hub of the B lina, of Turnberry. Mr. Wal i ; L , - and � a glass window,which C - . � � I f L I I aft � I was tol i to look aLbou I inents of Mary Qaeen of Soots the has since purchased Mr. Thomas -Kelly's fine on his back against caremany, which was performed by the Rev. I . I I . f � /_ 0 r me aid I . . � i I C * cc . Chapel. The wing to the right of the eno broke, and two othe assengers fell upon i i C9 fur ca,l r ; 1,87 ha ki ' f a shivery! feeling, but ab I 110 acre farm near Tecew,ater. � George W;i Hs.6derson.putor of the Motho- � I I . "' trance ia.of m a . i � . 8. 7 y ore rec�nt -date, b�;t is not him. Although ta On u insensible, h on- . � - : � I . i I obildr 34 raced by an I n to the public. I soppose it will be —mt. D. Wynn bas'disposed of his fifty lysuatained a few slight cuts and bruises. L 1 ; . i we' ,Xra ; Of alone. The only room at ope . - � —There died -in Elma, . � i thei a diet church. 0. 9� kn ,I . .,at coupied by King Edward and his house. acre farm in U8borne, being 1?%rt of lot 9, . , On the f3th inst., I ! The other passengerq were only shake, up. I � I � . I - 1.8--1. hat for z 93 has ��been preserved is the' one Queen ry concetsion 11, to Mr. Frank Brock, for. the . Hugh Wilson, aged 67 Teare, One month a -ad � . � I I i i L . L . / _�i 1: � � I pied as a bedroom'when she staye old when he makes a eta' to viait to Edin. of $3.500. We underst"d Mr. Wynn —A serious .runaway occurred at, Cen- 19 days. Deceased was one of the eAr-ly -_ ; z L e in . � I I I oce ' � i 4 I I ' )urgh. The Lord High Commispioner to the sum traliatheothetdvy.' Mr. Fred Hoggarth � I i 1 1 L I I I I CC - . the castle, but it has o ly a chair and t ble -1 will move to Exeter to reside. � pioneers of Elm&, coining there from the ,,east- � I � - a - . . CC - I 119 � iL eneral Assembly of thel'Church of Seat- was drawing square timber to the station, . i . � 9A, .shirt 47 -x I While walking in the yard, on Wedues- ew-about 40 years -ago, settling on . I - n �t that 2ever saw t room till long, Of ter ern provine I i . - 2 � . . and holds hie levee in May of each yea,r in — I and while there wit� a load, bi-3 team took � A . I . � I I ,le belonged.to Simon day evening of last week, Mrs. Vanalatine, the lot on which he died, *-here, by perev, ; � Ma�-y left it. The CaS4 71 1 � : - � . � Mt he picture gallery. i fright at the tralix and ran away. 'Mr. verance, he made for himself and faWiy one I I I . 0 - Mary's apartments of Wiagham, f ell on some ice and broke her Hoggarth I : � 9 C� 96 Pr'iton, the Lord Proi oBt of Edinburghl� It i& said that Q ieen I . . ieldIODtO Ithe lines until the team -1 23jL Was �,,i�!Iim_ of the most beautiful bomes to be found in wh6se tovi n house Q, ieen Mary I a,rm. It is a cowplete fracture, just above . z . 2 � iave undergone very li�tle chang� since . ,truck a abed, where -one of the horses, a 4 I : I I � the locality. Betides his -aged partner, he I ; � i . I pri0oned during her Mat night in Edin- it.., . � ' d, the accident . i I � I 'I & .Q. valuable clyde miLrel struck the corner of . I , By were od0upied by that u,,' -aeon. the wrist. As she is'quite ol . I butgh. I � .1 � - will go hard with her. I leaves behind, to mourn the lass of a loving � o cc cc � i rhore is's splendid old picture. galls, ty' hung the buildings killing� it. Mr. Hogg&rth fell - 11 � � ' ' poked arouind the old ruins with ;. the —The 100 acre farm of John Carnoobsn, husb=4 and affectionate father, four none ,I � 28-1 cuffk f6r - � -11 3 X i with portrait4 of Scottish kings queens and - .un _. , � . 2 , � � 4: der the hors6, but was soon extricated, 7 � I . I I I I keenest interest and went -in and o# of lot 24, � concession 12, Grey, ban been eold to and three daughtera. : � ioblemen. Then there are Lord DarDley's nona the worse, exc4pt for a few bruise@, � . � 49 � � '� thosreat rooms trying� to. imagine what —Mr. Thomas Smith, u former resident :of . � r 4C : i ! - . Georgia Sperian, -who recently sold hie own —The cruel hand of death v1sited the � � 0 1- ; - Ms. which have some ancient pictures in - I A4 i : 7 1231 sox fi 4 th 7 were, like when asen Mary enter- `00 farm. Mr.Cambehan received $4,850 for it Stratford and Mitchell, died on January . I I I . - ? � 9 :ihem. These rooms are small and lead one ' 30th, in Marquette, MiQhigau, aged 85 years. - . I - i . - taitled th Scotch people in them some 11 300 in the He hap been a resident of Grey for nearl� home of Mr. and M�s. George . Cornishi on I - ; . - . the Thames road Viaboirne, on Wednesday I : I I __ — " 11 nto another. There is an' old grate I I �: � i ,jr, ago., In one of the largest of 11 the I twenty ifive years. , Deceased wasa, brother of the late William � � . I I � I . a been mornin f last wee] about one o'clock, and . . . I i � rooms the a was a raised platiform of Istone kudiance chamber That is said to hav . —Fiom the criminal statist ioo we learm g 0 il Smith, registrax of Perth county, of 8trAt- I ! : I i at used in SptlaDd. I It wa rV ; . - I . .4 i :fs, in � niche in the wall, with seats at a ,bne person ,f . � He bought "30-00 W014 I f I 1 15.60 �"!tber Ae fir o in this that iri the last six months not-' . robbed ,�hem of � I heir beloved daughter, ford.. His wife, nee MoRae, of Ma in . : Im 0 � . -bom,thav Qiaecti Mary! had her stormy . Sarah Jane, at the e of 33 years, 5 months I I � i I sido of 'it, and as I walked over the 'Isof t - has been charged with crime in 'the county � Town, Gleng&rry, p.rodeeeazed him About :_ . � I � : . . I - - I . � I I . _! I : . � , .nterview with John Knox. Then in Queen and 13 days . MiseTornish had been afflict. two month Two da419 liters and one I I ] closer view I imagil � ' There are a few poisons i a the . . a ago. i eatth for % ied ii � . net of Huron. i h diabetes, but in : .1 . �� : m there still stands the old ad for some time wi,� i 4 . . � . I � ha�e been J; seat of state for the Qaeei on county jail, but they are either charged with wa"J son :survive him. Mr.8mith owned and - . . : - I . �, I - __ : - �i� and high -posted bed with it . a canopy top. The her usual health until the Sunday previous, for many . ye - . � . - . -1 ; __ 1 red,eRtiOn d6ye, but when I got there 11 hangings and bed cove,iin s were faded and iai or vagrane3. This is &,_good retiord when she was takeyl suddenly worse, and conducted . are t'he foundry I .1 ,L,--,, . . Huron. ,. I .1 I ' - I . ' h laughiug when � L 64 1 . -, ! mounted the platform I was more than Jeur- worn, and I could no�ite, for a o;unty the size of the ravages of the di�ease having laid deadly in Mitchell, af terwar,dis (Reposing of It to 11 " , could see the blue sky above Ai quiet wedding -took place at the essrs. Thomson & Williams.., He then re- a . .- I . a 7 i . � prood to find I I ' - I - I r = : Pu T - , I wae told that th a i %tch at the head — hold on her, she graoually sank until death � i move f i % � I - . r , - 7 m% and then knew that � it was nothing more home of Mrs. Vanstone, of Wit L on d to Northern Miehl - gan. - . S - t . ; -place and huge chimney. Of the bed is all that �s left of the bl%uket. .%bam, relieved her of her sWerings. - . ; � Wedneaday of last week, when ,;her daugb. I —After a severe illuess Of �pneumonia, .4 than the old fire � .. ' 1: I ' r;l 1. k, Elizabeth jBine Lup. 1! 4 It wa-,ii'b any bigger , ban:' a hanikerchief. The other da bile working at Rana- f�j ;, . y1i eq. � I went �u narrow -stone stairs, but �ljust , ter, Miss Margaret. was mareted to Mr. lasting�but one w The lady who came in Wit I us and � two sons io; � The wonder is that after i a many years, one � Cyrus A. Birge, of Hamilton. The cermony ford's quar Jainep H.ogarth and James ton� wife of Mr. John Lupton, -of Harmany, I I oke own the narrower ones that seqtned ' � . -, . - I oun - ',' . a I can tell any of the colors ,or material. The ' Forbes, of Goderieb, f " d a snake, measur- Saturday,, 15th Inab., at the -t - : , z�l - top below the gro6nd. Then, befO , was performed by Rev. D. Perrie, in the pamed away on and $50. She boug.ht a $IQ, suit for hier husband' and a $10 � , tapestry on the walls vao;A marvel to ine. � jug 18 inches in IeDg �b., firmly embedded * ; 4 out 4n a . ,ce of the relatives and friends of-, the ill ripe age of 73 years and 1177 days. Deceased 1�1 q w4uld kni)w anything I would be presen � It was so beautifully orked and of such : J the stone they were �Iasting. The one time , 1 3 suit each for the two sons she had with her and t�wo more at stoe baloony or Iparbi ps part 6f the #Oof, I ting parties. . was the daughter of the late Thomas Dennis, i� , - I contrab I i I Two woman were busy � � X - I I I ) i cc pretty designs. . reptile was perfect i form, and a short dig, I equgh out of an" Id get'a magnificent — of West Zorra, was born in Devonshire, �! � -_ saved a from there mending it the day I as!there, so I sup- O� Tuesday evening, February llth, tance away might h 've been taken for a liv- I home. - Five $10 -suits -at $5 each, i 25: , 14 -England, and came to Canada when five �. V $ 1 cou -11, I I viow of � so of the I try. about �fty invited guests assembled at the � . - i . I I : I I pose it is only b oa!q it is kept from drop- log snake. How t a reptile got into its -, I - I I t lie ritl ooked a little � . ; fd r8elf. AV11heneve r any pla rue. residence of Mr. W. Mines, let: concepsion years old. She - resided in Port Hope � the,$50'to buy a $25 Fur J i . pieces. �Insine the iron grating that prison house could rot be ascertained, but . J � � . cis ' ' . � I Bot,po I ry shed out for a 'bit of -view and PiDg to of Grey, to witness the marriage of Mr. for seven yeare,from thence moving to Der- ; TJ z - . A . old chair, . I . �. � surrounds the bed,thqre is a heavy the probabilities wei a that it was dead, got .j . � ��` . Mines', estimabl daughter� Miss May, to lington, living there for 11 years and aftior- � - I � . that wou:6d fortify me for more of the -.ruins. dJust ima ine I could 8 I , , THIS WEEK'S LIST: I I ! I Wanted to stay Icnaer, but I knew 1 had and I coul ee Mary Mr. Thomas J:hnston, a prosperous and mixed in the refuse A some k ind, and, be- wards going to Zorra, and fixially to South -A - � � � � 'I . i I .1 with her pretty head dra near a p-atrifying epring, the whole maes �� . I . I : . q�itb a walk before ""reaching the oar so �s and white ru f- bighlk, respected farmer of', Hsmiota' Mani- ug Egiethope, where she resided up to the time � I � �! : i . F - was turned into Anne together. . . � I ; flea, sitting on it. beside her quaint old work of ber death. � � % � f ett I mu it be going. The ohildreni reria r tob,,, The ceremony was performed by Rev. 11 5 1 1 0 ,. box. We were also shown ti3e little upper 4 —A.Ithough the li�ocking of the roads by � ,.Is � � - * . hlalf prICe h%�Ving a fine game of hide and seek �' but H Carr Ethel. . . I . . '. I Y41tfff I - 9.� � f � ; room from Rizoio *&s dragged by his � v - . � 6 tables o' suits 'at 1 , la �J wab whic� the recent storm pr(I ented such an attend. I - � I I . : I Men. S I ; however name of them were ever foui I _ MrE-. Kinsley. of Wipgharn�- is in a I - I � I ; � I 4. I A ma� .1 -1 . . P, puzzlerito me, for ther6 was no en4 of murderers. I could f no6 Even n%ge a � a as might otherwise ligive been expect- 0am". � I : , � . critical condition, as the result of a paralytic Blue I . � � shudder over the da k spot on the floor .ad, there were a faio number present -at S&1- I . . I I 'good places. " I found the old man 7 �ait- � strokel on TuesdaV of last week. She - had - —As agent for thevurchate of agrioultur- z . , F . , bles of boys' suits at . I - half price . which is said to be atood stain, but I did . keld Bros'. sale E,f purebred shorthorn cat- � , 4. 3 ta . . in" to lab me oub, and must not forge1t to et returned from an, entertainment given alproducte to. the W6 Ufflee, the- Depart.- I � , .1 . ,, ., � . � you that entrance door only leadelpto a - for- -� � " i . feel a little for -Mary, who, in spite of all J " tle, in Goderich towlibbip, on Wednesday of � I - I . ment of Agriculture, at Ottawa, has I I U se one's eym %thy by the children in the Methodist church, , - � . I I Nine animals were sold at an I I - ' s"ll court in which ar6 two fine old trees her folly, seems to i ran p ing off her rubbers when she last week. P warded the following to South Africa ; ; I I � I I and wa8 taik J!, 1 4 � -3 table- of inen's and boys' over i ' for her unhappy We and its cruel end- average price of $7Q a bead. The highest - ; -oats, " � s . � orites of . Hayl rg . � . that are said to havebi special fav ' was taken ill. As she it,advancpd in years. 96,320 tons ; flour, ,38,285 bags 2 - I I � Ing. One cannot hel � feeling sorry at times figure paid was $110, given by, A; Boyd, of " cases ; jams, 11,- ,_;`1 I - half price Q Oeen Mary, and out o F this court one!! can that the zealous refo or mustso often show the results may prove to be serious. � Amberley, for this bull, 11 Edward." Thoo. 50,290 bava ; beet, 40,722 ��, . . L' _. � �i . ; . . 'astle 743 cases. . , I . � coats at � have a choice of several doors into the d —Wm. Michie, of M�_rria, r�ecently sold The expenditure of the Imperhil �, 4 ; . � . .1 . 'A I . t I �. ii so little regard for the beautiful in his de- , Gandry purchased one to go west, and other - wrioultur; De- I -_ I . I l I .I-, . I I I 6 pro sr. , I 0 pigs, six months' ol�, to Wm. Jewitb, Wax Uffic�, through the AT I � amp out that which he de- tw - . � ' � .. - !or those products, including . : termination to at I purchasers were WJ H. Wilson, of West Z� : I �Iwlo on could tell a e1of a short roa1'd to that w6glied 250 poundh each. � They wale partment ji I t -Al e of boys' .reef ers at I J�Ialf price I tes'A. Certainly the old chapel at Holyrood : Wawanosh; Win. McWhinney, of Ashfield: 0; _! . I I " � ; i the car line, so I deci led to go bai the ' - ah I Pped from Bruesele, and were a pAir of siton, I of transportation,, etc., ban. been. 14,000,000.j 11 . i F might have been Rpa�ed, for it is ,so beauti Ailex. John of 1w . J. W. Yeo, I i . 0 WAY I h d come, rind i0ter all found a short- - nice ones. Yorkshire and Berkshire cross PArlo , and by the time the contracts now ia haind 4 A I k �� v I ' "ohnston, and 11 � � . .� r way, I or the wome i M the cottage ,. as the breeding, and the price w M L have been ei � '. . � I : I � . � , All I Us and ovo t ' half J)rice � one end ; w Hartison, of Goderich township. . L ' a sl� told ful, even now, but rAher pathetic looking 7 eavi-le ; Christopher L o.mpletod the- .amount vnill have . mo to go straight on inistead of turnin; g to A . - � I taUle of mi 91 ; S . . r"cwt., bringing the seller the ueat, sum . beenintreased to $7,AOW,7000. a985.66 Hal with no roof, a glassi Es window at Thomas I - : I I ; Pe - t �_ � I at the other. We I i : A I - . I ! � and the old do r ! I —The Goderich Star says : " On Sat- � li � ,� - I - � , in! right. Of course 11 had to ask wery 0 f 825-76. —The Dziminion Minister, of Agriculture ! . , looked all about a old memorial slabs, urday Alice Burtoni of Brussels, a married - . i I , V 0 1 - 10 -in the annual report of hib department, -i I . � li�tle wh Is the same 61d question, I ut I —Messrs. B%wden & . on! 11, bf Ere -t � . . . - , 0 police magistrate i i eared before S .; � i half price through the bars of the vault, and I went in woman, app which has just' been submitted to Patlia- 't . I 1. table -of shirt's at I ; 1 il adw,aye ahked a small bbiy when I could, for . ter, last week disposed of 6wo wore of their . ' '9 I . I i � I and out of that doori ever so many times Seeger, charged herself with being insane. i � I . � 0 W4oun&d so odd toi 1hear him spef k in excellent stallions, Mr. Robert MoKelvie, Bs hin ian - �; I � 1. ' � I I i I dan't1think I ever ieard I for it seemed I could ,no o enough at the having purch � and aeked to be committed to the jail, so . I I .1 I �' half pkilee broad Se�otob. I isite workm'anebip as displayed on the of Etheli 11 &Bed 11 Childwick live stock at the Pan-Amerrican exhibition � � I table of ties and collars at � �, a ' sk in the I Hatherton,' and Mr. -Charles Schultz, of that she might be hont in the near future to has stimulated more than ever ; I � . . I tc�ygbul Igrown-ups ape , mother I exqu the trade in - . � . I -1 i n 1, ; old stone walls. I really wanted to climb - one of the Provincial asylums for safe keep' live stock between Canada and the'United ."i I : - I _a blefore, .and I just laughed whe4 the Clifford, " Singlaham H." The price re . 4 . I i up Arthur's Seat, but mV ftiend thought we ing, It was one ot the most novel cases St,%tas. It I - . d m'. , It was" ru�e, I ceived for th'6 former was $1,500, and the The French-Canadian horses and T - I rle,e fiRst boy�anewere q J ; I Of ft I half ]p' * , hadn't time before ',Lunch. However, we I I eve� presented in the Goderich police pourt, I , -1 table irs at ; w, but it sounded go funny to hear ii him. . cattle made their first I in the I . I � ktio . appearance A z . 1 1 � got on thQught we might, on leaving Holyrood, go latter ,Q,1,600. ' 1-1 - � . � .. ; � I I ' —Mr. John Canii, hostler at the Com. and Mr. Seager closely scanned bii visitor, international competition, And -it ww very -i . . I 111el was good and iired when I I �s i I �� Anthony's but after learning that she had been confin - i . � � : . I I aye' up as far as the ruins of St. dhow well they -stood and - I z � i I and just at d on for a good l� long I . - I �1 � 1, table of doth . for sul S t a "r I . It looked a uck a short distance mercial hotel stables, Exeter, had a narrow . gratifying to flu T I �. 1 i r.0 c 'leaure chapel ad in an asylum for 10 months, and bearing admiration jLud attention they IF e � I � a beiore going to tea, and I can A escape from serious injury on Sunday, Feb- how i�uch i � - * I ; . � , late away from Holyrood, -but was quite a walk evidence of Dr. Hunter, he committed Mrs. . � xiou� to be up very ry'Abh. He was engaged in throwing received. Their appearance has resulted in z � . . t I . . ? I � � . . � (Scotch tNv' eed) -,it I - � - 1 half price ypu 1 was not an P i even after we passe the military parade . Burton to jaidonher own information. The -and fo - stock, � . : JL ., I that night. : I =n Nay, and in getting too near the hole , a very considerable dem r thin . I I i I forms k part of Queen's park. . � 11 I � . __ � . . i � 9 I I . . . . BE. round which slipped' through, falling to the floor below, defendant , it appeaJrs is the wife of a laborer -both from the United 8tatee andalso from I i ; � , The Mater is crown I iroperty and measures . at Brussels, and lef� that village on foot for other parts of Canada. 1�pea;klng of the �4 - I I . 0 a distance of about 15 feet, sustaining a bad I t - � , 11 rICe,. 'I had heard of the ishing village of I Now 5 miles in ircumfert nee. You will under- I t 111"i f P * t table of pantipol at I i I awhat. Seaforth, and then to Godericho walking cap-ct for sale of Canadfaia horses to -the 'i 4 t � � Bhaking up and injuring his arm son . � � . ., 6 � � d in on the lower 1 most of the d * stance.)) r( p ; 11 ; Haven and of the I is� wives. who arry fitand the parade gro I erial remount department� the 3Wetor ; I . � I i , eek, A. Pole, of TMP , . I � ' , 4 tOeir heavy baskets t p to the. Edmin urgh face of the hill, but ;he park proper takes —On Tuesday of last w —There died at the residence of his son A .. ngs until 91 p. m. dur' ing sale. wn Grey, capti.ired a large black eagle, that was I s%id : ,,I have great hopes that the re- :ii � I �, - Store will be open eveni rqarket, so thought I Would take a run " in Arthur's Seat as ,v rell as the surrounding ,n lot Herbert of! Holme-eville, on February 13th: -port of the special ,committee 6f the War 1-1 o r, I C � feeding on a dead borse in the bush, in r I I � there firest thing Saturday mor�in 11 adid hills. There is onI Maio wall ' John Eliord, at the age of 95 yeare. He - ffice. will be fav,orable to the continuous I -� � I . . . -i I : . � ! - V a part of the A . � -Ir-i-i--%-i--t.-.%i-i--;I-i-lr-il-q-,.*� : q 8 I�expected, teda 24, concession 13. He shot it on the wing, 10 r . . +4-%.+++++++ 1 not get off as Boon a , Be I of the old chapel standing, but through its ' a born in Dormetshire, England, and came ,and regular purchase of Canadiau horses -.j I - I I . . . A . � 2 rendering the bird helpless as to flight. 'We' � � � � ! was so busy talking o1an. elderly la Y In windows one can see the Forth. and it is to this country in the year 1841, living four I )) � i�Aaf army. I . I ' - i a Seven feet from tip to tip in the measure- . i � . ia inue until March 5th, ai�d the ternis �Nvill be SPOT tb house who was v iai,tln ' her son. ,� The to who lived in the � - � I i ; said that the herm , years in A. I I �i : - This sale will co't" " . � in g ' � ment of this bird, and it is said to be a rarin Markham,;then settling in Welles —Dr. Richard Maurice BUAS, 1UP6rin- - �t - . . . c I'� wanted, TO prove to y0L1 luitter was attending E burgh Univ*84, ahelbering rooks kep i lights in the windows i ley township,near Crownhill, which was then 11 . � . .- . UASI1. -,\'o goods on approval, and money back i , a of the feathered tribe. Mir. Cole tendentof theUndon-a*ylum, and .,kuown I - . -i . . - ; r> to C; ill, whetherly6u purpose buy- a4d as he could not take his mother-, to his that the Bailcirs migi t see them and be pe I I a an insanity'-vxpert� 1, - would'ask you . =eagle in captivity. Aamaller.eagle known as the QaeeiVe bush, and there was all over the continent a . s I � . -4 . . I the -,enulness of this sale, we . i � a nearby. 'I Vhile minded of the vows: hey had ma nothing hub the suiveyor'4 blaze to go by. - I I "` t' might not b3 a bad idea to ha-ve a little lodgings, he got her plac de. Just I escaped. and also an thelife long friend and literary � i � I I r I . -i : � , -afe precaution, i , 6 iake her out for the below us we could Bi ie St. Margaret's Inch, -par- . . f I z 0 � of Tuck- For years his log house was the home of the �! hir, or not. As a , ure'v' ec�. the ' 0 ,Waiting for her son t a ad " —George Ctich, an old resident. executor of Walt Whitman, died under 11011LIV ill your clothes when yoll Come in, 'as yo -L., Will 8 1. � . _'articl day she told me all a )o6t her home in 1 For- an artificial sheet f water that se in preacher, and the only place of worabip in �. I .. � . � � . . T his home in Clinton,'on . ticularly sad circumstances, athis rmidi6uce ; t . J . . � � I ! . fp'* shire, whtre she ivl1ed alone, sino4 her hardly large enough for the number of pleas- erflmltb, died at T � � ! , r . the community. The first Methodist meet- at the aeylum� on Weduagday might Isist. 7 � . .Nloz' walit, .. I � , Sunday, 16th inat., aged 54 yearn and 6 . � i i - i I � sons had gone to Edi iburgli. - She was such ure boats on it. Just as I was thinking I 1 ing house was built on the corner of his lot, He was about to retire t, and I z . - . I ; ; for - the nigh . � t I I quite enjoyed 1 months. Deceased had only been ill a week ,I - :, ; � . A J__1_1_1 +++.%.% � wkind-hearted lady 5h t, would go on to Ar tihar's Beat and never and the cost with the work was doiie large- I I I . . � . . IN... -".-, , , & . k _ ++++4-!-+-H-1-6140166189' � ; , I� from inflammation of the langp; He was a about 11:20 o'clock he walked out alone on � i �� . . - . I i . A t�e'ohats we manage, I e mind the lunch. it began to rain, and ' � Iv by himself ; he did not spire either, but the verandah of his residenceat -the asylum. i � � - - - I- � I i , ative of Tackeremith, and had resided 'in I . ; -i X I I � 7i : z �"% . � i t lof 6 for her home Mo ad4y morning. without an umbrella, so we concluded to iP 12 ; 1�bored faithfully in the cause of God in the � i - -st . � i - I Ya klace, ! that townstip till about three years ago, . A few minutes later his family beard thie � I � � I er time. t r . I I - . - I 0 . I got ov the car in fr�nt of Baxter , leave the hill till ano I nevr country. For' thirty yearn he filled the 1, andiburr Up, found that - . I , I . n. : Besides his sound of a faill yingo . A i 7 . � � that goes down lAith street for a Jittle, . �. I whenhe moved to Clinto - - S. McLi office of class leader and- exhorter in the he had evidentl of he .-, r I - I y.slippe-4,on is piece � - I . I 1Z _. . _� � widow, be leaves two ohildren,� Jose h liv I i I �. I y savily -on I - . - � .. , r . then off towards the Forth to New H aven, � is Methodist church. ' .� . ; i . I . i G I . � I I - P. . , ing on the old homestead, and . A. i I . and struck the back Of hil bead h - . : . � i . i , i I through that villag I Ong the dooki and —Mrs jRu D r. Uu I a I a -led fnto . I ! i � . pert,wi w of the late :� Townsend, an the 2nd concession. � i � the floor. He was lifteil Oud :0 rr � I I . � � then through the bom n1f Leith and up Leith art, died at her ho, in St. Marys, on TU* ea- - , and it was found that be display- -1 . � . �� ! —A very happy event took 1place at the —Mr. A�' Robinson, milkman, of Strat. the house - (S-UOCESSORS TO GREN'r & A�AODONALD� . ' street again to Ediuk urkb. But I wanted to day, February 18, a er a-loug illness. The, . r us of life_, 1 Medical aid wm sum- � , I � - I . � I � and home of Mr. M. Braitbwaite,l of Londes- . ford, In t with a p ouliar accident,the othe ad I see the village, so ' t bff the car went deeeaaed lady had n resident of St.' . " 'Wo. the asil-m and from the cityv 4�� 0 - . � ; 9 a - day. �e as . driving round Knox church moned nd, on their arfrral, that, - -1 - ret.into the fish in il�ets. The fist were Maya for many ye re and was very h hly� �Oro, on Wednesday, l9th inst. The - ocoa orner in i I rig, w en Mr. Alex. - i�� os Old St tnd, W ,a 19 sion was the marriage of Miss Blanche a Ballantyne, but the dootore fou 1y mark of injury .. being sold to the vi I and then (ff the wide circle of -friends. er . . 11, I ! . rs esteemed by a 1- Edith,, daughter of Mr. and lore. Braithe- who happened to he near by, saw him end- Ufs was extinct. The On 71 , � .. � I : L&Jeh t baik - usband Dr. Rupert, died in 1893. Mrs. - . I iptible was a brW a on the back of the � I I I � . ; women w go wi ate denly �411 over wkh his head on bialiand roe is �A � , I , - L i 1, ould h, t air ;�: ,a waite to Mr. Alfred Qainuey, of London. 1�. . ti I - . Asinnei I Rupert ad not enjoyed good health I, . ; -M t -n I I They were dressed in short navy blu I 1i for b im up to find bf 1%0. �1 . .. - , n a The bziie was supported y h4r sister, Mine ., He ran to him and raited h . - read, 40 was 65 YOM ' I i I 1 83M H 0 _G�u 4- sk Irts, a jaoket of th 3 e�me material, �land a several years. Lut summer she went o � �- I - � I . I ! i I I _-- � - i � I : � I i - I � I il � I . I � - .1 I . 1. . fl � - . - i . t_-, .-- - i � I - � I ! I . I � ill I 14 Z., . � I . - . I i i i i . �1 � i t I � . . I I I .� I � - i :� I . 7A . � - � � . I : I � � � I I I I . 4 . : . I -_ I � r i ; I - � _. . . 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