The Huron Expositor, 1902-06-06, Page 1�, 1902
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. I T4 WAR ENDED. � a me one in the crowd, with an added T � I I I
in, miliflionalry purposes. For eircuit �u rposes by the-extracojo-P of 1
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8 I I '.�Hei`ll soon be 'ome." i ! 500 .- $19,945 90-wao raised; Weale c Armatron were
or , ! P ACE PROCLAIMED. . i 8001ETY UBLEBRATED. . to , having raised $7,378, '�nd Ontario called1rom M�ntreal, and arrived by special
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I I While t �e genetal �ublic celebra -ed the , , � atr A church, $2,847. For mibister�al sup- ear, but all efrorte were ub&�ajjing.
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I naop, England, dated � PICTURES, poi t $11,247 was raised. and the gr ' -Senator,11
In wa of p)aoe in the str4sts, sodietV was I I . I Alison, who fiat in the House
; June 12)adl_s�ys : Peace hos been declared ,� P� I itwg I - Terzebonne from Confeder-
I i ter e Ually j)yous, although, poibals, not �'_�, I � of i ill funds was.$35,945.49. of COMMOPS Or
U�- af inearix wo 3 ears and eight montha of q. ite so d)monstrotive. I �_/11 . �opies of all the famous paint- --On the 23rd of May, 1877, Mr. 4am" ation down- bo4882, who was MialleDer of
I war, which I -ried �he British empire to, its ' Sn 11, of the Hayen-Barton stock tart'a, was Militia in Sir, � �ohn A - Macdon &.0 govern.
i At the! ashionable hotels and restadrants Ingo, . al
� iitmost,an whi wiped out the,Boers from I HK4alf-t4ue and colors, ma Tied to Miss J. Elcoat, of Tuckeramith ment from l8i 3 t ,
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—, t4 n r, p �triotio Oirs were played, and those :pres- 'q,�-. e n t s � I .ill 1880j, and -who hold the
! e liat cd;f n tione, The war has come to an
; ei it rbpeat�.edly stood up and cheered ,when From 5, 1
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from Pretoria, th it he, Lord Milner and the I e bands Tlayed ';'God Save -,he �Kil g. " In - :
i , For One � W day, May 23rd la'19b. This estiv�able: couple Upper bouse'l y n6iii-attendance at the last
I Boer delega,tes he I signed " termi of aur- ti e meanwhile thel news had been cc iiveyed , - . eek Only.' ' . I
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Sll r : in allnouncem �( most ofl the chuiobea, whose bells (langed ' . ha% e a very large number of w4rm f dends, two sessions o � parliament. The vaoancy
t andfir," i ent has been an- 6 b the message peace. reac e s�:s i but were compell1ed to limit "th invitations will Pot, howv ver, be ,ufficially deelared till
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6.A1 ip'ipated for several days, and it was defin- ap- Alj]Exm - . TIE ITLEIL, chiefly to relat,iv f whom t4y ba a also the house mosta again, as th
ittily forecap in these despatches ; but its' d in their praytra and- their I a large number, e Senate must
fe I . a' 01 lled itself be madwawire,of the facts.
. receipt on Sunday afternoon took the nation ad Lord Kitchener's laconic meellilp to Q -V �nd their hoine�. was fi
. I tbeir oongrega AFORTHO with a oyous and happy cro d a the -John R. I], who for o
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as everybody hadconfidentlyi � � evening in question. AmonR t ose resent was a valued-,, ublic offieia - Do J
believed th � the House of Commons would The ArOhbishopbf Cautebury will 3hortly I . - , I of the minion,
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hear the'fir ii newa on Monday. I a I point a A sy of 1 national thankWN ing, i n &ther, where a duintyl dejouner was wait. wa Rev. Mr. Andrews, of Var a, wh in a passed away onday., tit Ottawa. Deceased,
I which Cardinal Vaughan will . join in be. iDg them on the lawn. I After doing .]usbice ha py speech, congratulated MO, an Mrt,. who was a San of the late Judge Hall, was
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1 1 PHE KING'S ATESSAGE. he' I : to the good things �th6 tables were cleared Sn 11 on the occasion", and eitend the born in the to n of Peteebore
I If,of the Catholics. . ugh 54 years
' ! . � goo wi8hes of those present for !their Juture ago. He joizilid the p bl. r le wh
1 The edgeof the anticipation with which - 1� * aud thereat of the ev' ning was plea Bantly . U 110 Pe -7 0 4a
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Great Britajia awAited the promised state-. spent .in dancing, games and other amuse- neos and prooperity. Thei wake the quitea yonnA nan &ad rose step b stop in
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; The Canadian Soldiers � ' ' rec pients of a number of ban y I
in, nt in the InFlous of Commons from Mr.. I I ments. Numerous a4d costly were the dso* pr4sen . t-, - the Depa;rtm& t ofl the Interior, until be
I -says : The Can- gifts. bestowed on tb!e bri3e, showin e ..
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� A d a ch froin Ottawa The evening was spent in thi ,, sqc1sl became secretary, - Mr. Hall enjo ed the
B41four, this Government leader, was still 1 eep�6 g the . � Y
07 11 . I adian a6ld era reoroited for service in South manner, a sumptuous supper being an Dilly- confidence of iss veral suc,"ative M
fulirther dulled by the following message! I marked eateem in which the happy p ur are hiiiters of
de',r- Ir m King If dwari to his people, which whe I Alrica Fain e the oO tbreak of ho8tilitie a � have held. The young cou Ile will take up their abli i part of - the -occasion, and whe the the Interior,- aiid freque6t acted " deputy
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,ed .sonieth�iog over 7,000. 'i The abode at their home o ' the 95h concession, gat iering broke up it. was with the I hope nlilli3ter. - Hi was of a p
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I � de kths )n i ction and from d isease 11 tha 5 they might be able to celebrate I their kind hearted: disposition] and retired from
�" The K4 ig ha a received the welcorn - chieflY a East Wawanosh. I I .
! a ' in ieri3 fev 3r), tota'i 230, as follows : � the public se ice two years
news of the cees% ion of hostilities in South - I - -The exeout ' ' I � f the farm pr6perty dia,nond anniversary. I �� ago on account
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J t I i . Oanacta. i -Fred Le "I", i ce was - sen
Ods ,��ajesty tru� bb that pea,;e mav sp�!edily be . �irsr, Caiadian Mounted rifles, 141 - late John Govier, was i eld at the M %rision .- - teuced Monday
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)es ed by the restoration of proeperity in I n WeLeadav of last week, --Fire in the Brantford StaFch NVorks morning,in T�l onto,by Obief Justice F&loon-
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e*t hi� new doxxiinious, and that the feelings 3trathocna'a se, . , �: 27 The farm is lot 41, con esaion 12, containing last Thuraday did $50,000 dam�ge ; insur. b rid ge, to bei I anged on � Friday, July '18 -h.
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i n0cesaarily ! angendered by war will give . Nauadia P ?cOuts, i 12 127 acres of one of the most valuable pieces a4ce, $40,000. 1 . It will be 1744f. mbered t O�At Rice was tried
pl�ce to ear est c( -operation on the pair, of ' I 3outh African . onstabulary, 151 . of property in Hullett, and on the ple ce are --Seymour Sage, of Woodstock, age' 104, over a year and with tw6 lothers. J,ones und
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. - . . '. .4 pe�!e proclamation will not siffeeb but none came ulo to 66,000,1he reserve bid. --Rev. Canon Sausoxi, of the court to the iail, -guarded by Constables
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. !How re Lly King Eiward's insistence' th term q service! of the Canadian porps �A fine barn on the 6�h concesa�[On of Just celebrated the six�ieth any4iverewryof Stewart aud� Ayd, and! in 'the attempt of
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2 Ill t peace i 0 South Africa be secured prior, ou in Aft' ca. Th4 South African Constabu- Morris,, belonging :to Thomas ForbeS wa his mitditry of' Holy trinity c urch, Tor- the prii,ouer43;J eaCape, enstable Boyd and
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a c*3r(i atiom influenced the pritilient' la was eplisted f6r three yeara, of which struck b lig - ones were 4 r,. Rutl
� 615 , . w htnin ' aid d6stioyed (luring onto. � I i dge eonlynitted tai.
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eement w 11 probably never be known un- &It iost one-half. hao now passed� The iCan- the severe otorm ou May 2:),od. One bull, ---Mervin Smale of Brantford aged 15, y -4 the jail -by jump.
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:9 ti the pri-iii c rnemoire of the present ' re- I a& an Mounted Ri es acceptod engagep'ient twelve hogs, elevlintoils of �ay','fifty bush wet - t in the Gran4lriver for a aw in W nday ing over the i (orridor ailings. Rice was
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� e qre 1� n to the public. i for one year, or til � 1 the end of host il�ities. of wheat, 100 bushels of oats, and al d found guilty'] not of firiDg the shot that
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. KIRUGER IS SURPRISED Nc one here expee A, howuver, that t' e man farm iniplements ,we e consumed. Mr. rowned. ki'led Boyd, �ik
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coordi6g to will be let�gn till t�e full term has ruu' out. Forbes ead mates hi 103sat$2,500,on hich .- as .
despatch to The Daily I � .. .
0 E. pre,ss fro Utrecht, Holland, Mr. Kruger They give effective p!olice service,and -will no there was $1 600 i urance. , Had it not V161AIng Mrs. A. UaFarlal:I3 f days committed., - I I
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. doubt relieve imp4ial troops who hvvve�been been for the �romp� ai�tion ,of a uci1r4bor,-- tripped while 'g�ing dow]OW-airs and frac- -A. Du i is, trapper� of the Gatineau, -
:7 � in1forme, that peace had been 'declared tured her skull. %vas brought the C.Ath"Olic Hospital, 0,-
5 was in 4he field 8ince the early btages of t e hoe*. the four horses- would 4ave b9eu burned also, I She died next morning.
. sh'Ort after 8 o'clock last night. M r. . � �
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.) Kinge bad been asleep. " M v God,'�, he 11 � I I . I I . from a fight 4i;hs bear. 4 Dubois has sue-
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I , said, ',",it isi .niposgible !" Mr. !Kroger and I ' ' ' -An interesting, and. very pretty scene oial Model School, . Othtawa, die Monday . d 300 beE : Lra in hie life, but
0, � Higli Schoo� 1 Examination Sj took place at the residence 'of F. J. Carr, at thre�age of 53. He wall one of the prom, cessfully trapp
.10 hie e6toura-de, the despatch conli,ides, hope , one has fluall nished him at lae. He had
75 to! be. �ermr return to the T kt the July ex mitiations the following Wingliam, at 12 o'oloqk nooii on- Wedne8_ iiiier t educationaliota of ealitern litarid and
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I T4io, �'owt)ver, is quite unlikely. . are the numbers w iting at the varions con- day, 2fth ulb., when �hia eli3est dauo,,hter, an enthusiastic Freemak � evidently lain r 24or 316 -hours in sa un.
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6 The news� which Great Britain was so tres in East ron :-Clinton, 78 ciindl_ a, anti N4r. A. C. Chapman were , I .
lixio dates ; Seaforth, 911 ; Wingham, 44 n . nited in the holy boudd s d matrirno by received a cablegram Monday mprning tell - impolisibJe. 1 2 le hind le� of the bEar WAS
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10, 'sly of the safe arrival at Cape T'd-mm 0. the
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75 11 Mtirft pike fie and uninteresting n. . , whore to be a"' . Dubo'is? method was' to
o i an Su sels, 28 ; Blyth, 1 ; Fordwich, 10 ; wrox. � Aniong the UY ID9
15 d 'y aftern On, When London presents a eter, 6. 1 . ele'antApresents was ; 'sil�er tea-a(rvice, firlt party of Canadi%n teachers. Al are .
al I 9 0 wel .-- - kill the bear ,, the tnip with an axe. ge
39 sadly dead and de;erted appearance. Very ],'he fees are an followl-i : - . calie..baisket, baking ish and fruib spoon Mrs. J. A. M evidently went Out to J20 -ah this one in 'the
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, . � I Clibton-To Dept.'S159 School Board �$117 same .rnanne,�, -but thollbrute must have
115 flr4mLord 1,itche or, in which h I ! 46 Winham glove factory, where Mr. Che pm -in on May 28th, on board the steamer Lucania
. e said the Seaf3rth - " 1 177 1 129 i I chewed its leg A ff and freed itself. Dabois-
I Boer deleg%, es were coming to Pretoria,that Wiligham , held a responsible pooitioii. The young of t�e Cunard line. Her husband* who was
:4 1 72 4S : 68 with her, has been Practising mpdicine for is 70 years .of age, an
� t6v bad accepted a 96 ! couple left on the aftfrn000 train tc vieiu I - - the doctors are
Great Britain's terms,and Brit6sels , 88 1 28 1 .1
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39 that they,were prepared to sign terms of Blyth I 6 hiends in Woodstock efore proceeding to t Oj, �
I � 11 i . -Harry Wilaon, of Alla -John Ill onnell, better known as
I sulrrend :: i 11 11 their future home In B ffalo udale, formerly ,,, '
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1.216 1 er. Nir. Brodrick, the War Secre- Fol-dwich 66 .
. portionaliy communicated tbia meesage 44 i � 10 ! 10 4 Jack, the 1'i . gar& Fills "in
. Wtoxeter I It . -Despite mobt unfal orable weather the of 'I ottenham, a brakf sman on the G. 9'. R., � nide of Ia I 9
tal ng Edward, who was at Buckingham ; 6 1 6 � ' was killed by failing from a car and be- dead. O'Donii, 11 entered a trONY ear at
1 , g to Y'i 1 .__ � - picnic under the auspi es of St. Joseph's run over, seven miles north of Alle� Ing Berry -and B 1. I laaan streets, Niagara Falls
- � - church, Clinton, on Tu io�ay of 'last - week, 4. dale. c
� . lace. But the Government declined to Total ....... �1463 1 t
; P4 $359 South. i �-aQticed that something was
� . ta, * . I was a success. Consid wing the .day there Wil3on was 28 years old' He leavles a idow .It a -
;, � ke any onences, and nothing - concerning In a*ll ........ :1, 822 and one child. - � wrong with b n , and as he rose to le,�ve the
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� the receipt ?,f this message was allowed to I I . I --Me,bpl McDonald, ikWed d ,
I � . I 14, ad�pte car he reelt and clutched for vuppoM
I I le4k out-. 1 L 0 ". Q . good time. There was an interesting pro-
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� dau ghter of J. F. Rosebrugh, five milesi from
, . P ,-, -2 . gramme of sports, &lad ( ancing was freely . I
, 1 OFFICIAL MESSAGE. I I ; . , help Of the m)torman
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. CS ca �.4� &4 da, oLennan w uicide on Sdaday 1
i " J "' co' > 'cgs 't&' w 'Cad indulged in. Harrow, .committed a carried ,him to the
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i At about I o'olock Sunday afternoon, the W 1.4 4 .2 i , night, by taking strychnine. She if Q leen's Park'ihiatiel. Medicu-1, aid wet -sum.
. ce l`4 lucky one in the ,4rawinR contest. ied half - .
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I � War Office ieceiv'ed the following - de8p&tch I I CIS S. -S '0- Q1 Mies ied, bnt bef4
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! �, U . I otived firet prize for halving sold the I %rgest
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rday, May! 31, 11 15 o'clock P. in. : , I . . r .1i ned for' the d � &a I )P,e Lof
We 44 � . ciiiiton...,.. , 31! 29 8 lu . h number of tickets, and! Mies Minnia Ray- 48 .1 eed. old, and w � the best known char-
, � A doeuAent- concerning terms of our- !! . actera about Nliagars Falls, He probably
, I 860oirth, .... 39ii 24 16 13 ' I nolds, of Hullett, was second. After pay- - Mr. Gore Lane's eldest sonj � No man,
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Wi�ngham .... 30i 14 1 1 � ing all expenses, about '$200 was realited, . , inity *f
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i Mi er reprosenta' Br iiels ...... 29,1� .. which will be devote towards rel L8VM'g aboi I 8 o'clock, accitientally sho an diled -Hilds .1. ww -
I -th .. ...... 11' ,the indebtedness on the church, I I
the tiVes, as wA ali b 7 Lord Iner and I . the four -year -o d
�f.21 �' I L� Miss Carrie Cantwell, daughter I Mr. Wm. 1.4 1 -1 I
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ese I Fo -dwich .... 10 -The call of the!, Mi ister to Mrs. Charles I Sh ver of , Henry ..
The cler� on. duty at the iWar Office � _r teller in the 1 � of
. Wj �oxrter .... 61 Wheeler, isr., 4th 1�ne,i Morris, on Monday carE of Mr. aPd Mrs. Lane, wh are both � - n-treal, Toronto,
two transmitted, this message to Buckingham . I ! 01, .
. I Ir I I . � . of last week-, was no�' unexpected its she quite in. . L was burned,td: eat in* shookiag intnner
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. Palace, whe,�e King Edward was lunching. . he presiding, examiners are -a inton, had been in failing Ihe Ith for some week I About 5 o'clock Friday goming fire on Thursday ght � e child wasvenb to
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mibting the �public ktion of this message, and rew Scott and Vr6d Fowler; Witighaml, and hadpassed heel 81rd birthday, s,? [had I �,
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I the n Ge)rge Dobson, and Wai, Watte Brus- ot the bodily vigor �o; fi don, owned and occupied by William tevf-- ubtendan stir. Piercing
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Be - Since the decesse- of hO husband, wh died , nW&Lre Jealer, 10 ,and screarn iq I + the Ao � ter a few miuut,4_
small n fice w iich was tack up outside ley & Bon, stove and ti no' 6tart _ c
copy of Lord rU
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the'War Ofr'ne COUtdated of : I the 9tock and buildi- later, and he be -held the child running out
L . h Aobbrt Douglae ; Wroxet�er, D.1 last December, ... a. ��Wheeler made her ng became nearly a total � . � . I
� Kitchener's, cablegram. A similar notice Fo dwic , i . -_ ' 9. 1. on the lawn 11 her ClothilMg in flames.
Was put up �utside the Colonial Office. Be W1 ar. i I i home with her son v.' obtand from Mill re the log The place was gutted. 'Mr. St-eveley Before assi I])ee;� could be given hero she
. I - m ; 'funeral took place on dnesday afteinoon, estimates his lose at, $30,000, partially , -1 eta . I I
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don knew n � Zng� of the great event. Y kn i- I to the Brandon cem tety. where she apd her .
I . eel) -- 144 Death ended ,the thil&is
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"he prelding e� life's partner now a ide. Rev. -What might have been aserioili s fire to flave her
I SPREAD TAKE NVILDF17RE. . I broke out in the stables adjoining the .1 .
I exi ,minatic n in thip inspectorate are t -Clin- Mr. GriffiLh eondu I Q the service. '-The - � - I . imyhediately it U
ou h ; children are Charl: ,'Wilfiam, John, Law- urdav me Ing. - .
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I offices, wLi-, werf almost all deserted, the tor, Johii Houston and W. R. I The fire w&s discoverad . ing with MAP I
� Seaforth, Q. F. Rivers and T. G. Sk illing- I -once, Frank and Mrs� Hughes, of'Eicana. by Manager roes, fire to her c1q ' . �
. eutous� ewe was ticked � - who was about to retire. It was later ound
mom I out on the lam, ba, Michigam All 1 the none are well b nown - 1319. 4
1 ; Wiligham, J�Mes T. Dodds and B. ' 3 t Of 'the 2,000 hornes pur.
tape. Thei i, -like wildfire, and without any Re pDolds ; BruEsels. D. Robb and 4, Rit- reividents of Morris township, pting that a holo had been made in the -roof f the -The first �
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vibible meal �l for �he tranimisiion of the obi3 ; Blyth, J. HJ'Cameron ; Fordv0ich, J. William, who lives i at Alma, Ontario. Mr. stable and coal oil poured in on t 40 ha - it chased in the I iiited Stites for the use of .
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0 law ened to the I ! r when he . � and- which wi I 1be ihipped to the -old . �ooua-
: the Sou6 Al rican war wo died. Mr.' and M� a. Wneeler were both ceuiliary. 1 .4
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I ously patri tio, ju t in time to see the Lord --Howick Orankemen viill hip, came to 1 -Morris in 1864. De- Goo e B. Douglms, of , , 9
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Mayor of L� Sir q Sue i y, hen G ant, the.five.y4r-oli son grounds. s were unloaded at
don, ., Joseph 0. Dinsdale, 12.1h of July in Gorrie. ceased was a faithful member! of the Preeby- Mr. C�Rtehai Tik auimil�:
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: I Be terian church, and eDj' ' ed the f riendship of b, and 'p tin -th orse
co -me to a I alcomy -�6n the front of the , --The Clinton creamery has been � clo d of Al . oKeough, tiring of t6at a use-, dayligh e 1h abode. There
I . . i I � . . mein t ui t a bonfire in t1i; stable The uild- were About th r e�hui:idre4 hones in the lob
municipal h!adquarters and announce that on account of lack !of patronage. � : the community general y. She was a real . . �
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terms of SUZ 'der had been signed in South .-Durin, : the re9ent severe tb undeii storm helpmeet to her humba d, a devoted mother Ing was destroyed. John Doug wis, lad w �
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: I . , . his Own life. although rath r wild. � *,ben the I y are Wk.en
: made a ehort spelic h, in which he exores8ed of ,rurnber.-y, wer killed by light I '. -One of the besi in stings ever held by . I -
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� K4 hope tha�l, Lon(on would show its ap- --Arthu-.Smio . former stat the Maitland Presby 8 A karry. _01r6jae, out tp water eih, � , , 11 lot aut loose
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preciation of the rood news by behaving as3istant a Londooboro, hats been ap oiuted Missionary Society,,VV the ione.held in the . out boating, at Morris- the 'ow boys then rouncl them -np and - d
itself decenily and'in an orderly mauner. station agent at Sirhcoe. I I : I Presbyterian chur . bur �- Ontario', on Satavday af rnoon, the them in a bun4 to the liake. -A iecoud lot
I ch, olesworth, Tu sday, 10 .
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. knocked down by � bicyclist the Oth day flentatives from the' v riou� auxili'&r es of . "'ned * pected to r
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Let us,�' eaidthe Lord Mayor in con- awl had her collar ;bone and one rib : I e society and visi ,tin ftiend@ wa Mra, Groose is the daughter of Mr. eorge Monday morniAg. ' � _.
oken. th - a t nUeu- I
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. ision, 11 now proy for a long and happy - ally large. The- prog mme was full and 13,r *pttej of Morri4burg, and on y I yeare . , -
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interesting and a� imirib of earneitness of ie. She was rr;arriQd in N w York, a &I
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; peace. " .1 i it oug iihoip Lima ago, and, with h r h4badd, person ,of Hug Kriiiiii. -manager o I f the
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At this lat�terrmrie t the assembled crowd, criipled with rh1i ' atism, he ia t4 6rwiee and intelligence preva( ed the whole meet- I . I �
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which was it no hamor for praying, yell in 4000 health, - eu wall put to .vote o�: L elee. Ing., The sacretary� pi asented the annual was spending A few days at MJrrisb�lrg be- E'3011011) Insura�ce Company, ugvd
atily, and at the instance of the Lord tio 3 day. � � . � report of the year's: w rk and the treasur- 'ff-al
Ic ' T' i I fore returning to the al - __ 4. i 68 years. He! as con -ti ed to his room only
_N,11�04,yor, gave hearty cheers for King Ed- . lor a ream nai�y t5wo w Wit � al :collapse of the
, ' - -Mr James W411is, of the Lake I � -Dr. James Hayes, I genera
, Shore er's showing that the contributions ot the � I
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wi�ird, follo%j A by others for -meD who bad * year a a praer,isin'g physician in imett, died system, Dece ed. was 'born in HeRson,
. road, Goderich township, had six�: s�eep year were $1,647.79�. In addition to this, I ' I .1 � I .
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75 m0aced. - � lSibg on the side off,the oad when at ck. Northwest Indians. The election of officers was one of the f remost of Simcoe a c itizens , I 0'e'llifUl
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1 -7The annual inepting of the We -t dron . I Is
, tow . For man years be was �hairman of Economical a 'cp its orkanization in - 1,871,
.50 y 8 0 clock last might the news had ;be- Fa�mer'ls I otitute,; together withithe rnuual PreEddent, Mrs. Rogsi, russels ; first vice. r 1111- -
� k A few belated Meeting of he Wo�)ens, Institute, . Ill be president, Mrs. McKay, Luoknow ; sacond the chool boa d and had filleclother officee being 1[appoint4d a 1874. He was
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, � ut before their appear-- le 18th Of June. worth ; third vioe-president, K -_ , oudaV. servati; repiresleuDative for Nortk
I about the streete, b' borne, on t I The funeral t0io place on M the COD
i � in" Waterloo at Ot - wa from -8 to I -S88. He
, 1 A barn which Mr. James Shobbr�ok, of Teeswater ;- fourW vice-preerioi,Zt"�Irs. - 0onductor e6rge Bentley,; of S.mith's. . -187
huoe the entirprioing hawkers,-- who for a � I Falls was killed on Saturday morninj
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g time Pik I t had kept Union'Jacks, feath- R lett.
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Ion I , had raisedlion props for the purpose Perrie, Wingbam ; treasurer, MrIq Rich. I .
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. i f high school bo�jd, a ' ive worker on the
ky , was ardson, Brusbe)s ; 6aretary, Mrs. M'clqabb, Dalbousie ills. He was the nduAor. o u a,ot
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ere alid horn stored up in anticipation� of Of� uttiag is founlation beneath i elt , I
a , bovirdof trad , ars connected
the -present event, were much in, evidence. blo n duri g the ind storm on Thl, raday Lucknow ; secretary' of supplies, Miss Me- a freight, orking on the I 'no 'bitween e it nd for'40 ye
i � - ran 0 urch.
The efforts ol the hawkers received luera- an Ittely det83 royed. Donald, Wingham ; Lea Smith's FAII &nL Montreal, an at an early with St. Nter,'s LUthe h
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tive reward4' Rev Cbadwick Teenwater,' The societ reed hour Saturday morning biLs bod was found . i #1
� with the rc suit -that until long � . W. H. Wright, incurnbent of I . y -7-11 .,
Ig after mi I flags we- Mi dleton'� Goderich to I ship, to hold the next, - wint al meeting at ing- along side the track at Dalh i M*11s. He W d 6 ,day evtniag# M 21-st, a
� tie nation re waved -, pariah, I __011 F ok PI L I Ay
imin I � I 1 & is ou o have faller his train. happy evo;1t AD ,Mountainside -
h . farm. the r i ce IM -and ,Mrs. John
indiaer ely by well meaniag roystereis. was ordained! to the Order of Priest ham, on the third T esday of May, IN . On" �, -11 .
. - h, d by LI )posed t 1 fro ee of
There Wag 9 rcely an omnibua or a cab th� Bill Sunday ino ' ing of -The annual me6tigg of the Gk erich He v ,a a trusted and capable I is�i of
. I � he (. P. R. He leaves a 13mp Tight K. Hammon "I d 6f WsJles1ey4--Jhe *eewion
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which was � I )t adorned with the' national I aist week. The cei4emony took placo in St. district of the Methodist church was h Ad in t wtdow an
anj eniblem. iq:provised proceseims marched John's church, Lon4on township. � Blyth on Wednesday, and Thursday of last child en. being the ina;;,i�g.4,of their-41deet daulghter,
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;. , I week. Rev. Dr. Daniels preEided. The - hysicians o�- Windsor and Pbe v efility Mine Maggie A. p- to Mr. 1 �Tohn Hov,6y, one of
. up and down the Strand and- Piccadilly. -The death oocu'�red at Victoria hd'pital
I Sporadic chel3ring nd much horn-blowinL_ London, 013 Monday of last week, of Ural first day was devoted to ministerial charac- are uch puzzled] the. case of John the meet abN a PrOOP017-0114 young men of
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i.tion o e -work, wl an it Red ond,'of An, , erdon, a wealthy a d re- . . I I I
atoned f6p the alitykness of the crowds,wbich, ar t nn:, of i�oderich. Decess' d was ter and the cond f ,Welleisley � � � i
r vol ume I men greater would d 'u bt- y g r: age, and had been ill in -th hoa- was recommended tha T. A. Steadman be .epee d far 5,1,,yeare 0 A919 o fall " . Mrs. 'MtPh rson, or., Oarmu oek,
had Lhei �4 e:r O�, I � I mer 0 � _ of it
! less have riv%lled 11 Mateking I night." 9 . As Pit%IfOr t4 past Wo months. Ther'niainil received into full connection and ordair ed at alike nine da;s and has riot awa ened. met with a vdr painful accident a short
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it was the demonstrations of the -night re- were sent�th Goderibh forinterrnent. ' the June Conference.: 'Oa Thursday akitis. All e' orts to rest re him to conscio sness time ago. Whi crossing the floor, she by
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oulted in a g� nial nd harmleEs sort of jubil- -Rev. R. HobbeJ of Win pqr- tical reports were received from the differ- , otne means 914 I
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ation which onti iued long after midnight- ed the marriage coremony, on Tues.'�lay of ent Circuits which qh�wed 'an inem m in don, ho has been in attendance, called arm at:the sholil er. The doctor w1."1ui6k-
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I Ou;side ot Bu.,kilogham Palace, whery last week,, that uilited tie man an" wife membership and financial re' I e re- othei � physicians i a consultation,, but 1�o con- ly summoned ail� � soon V,sd thearni' back in
, e - I (I . Bing va - - WA148 in plac t in in her -
dwar4 kep himself in wise seclusion, eaconpfield, lt� NJ rs. port of the increa - i lue pro- - � . -I a .
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KEng E I Rev.'*'T. J. 8 itb ' f B � clusi)n was reached. Redmonq e. Mrs. ,*Pherso, 86,rh
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a crowd ot fairly good proportions gathered S. Girviii, of Mk ow. The, peculiArity of pnrty ia Clinton was jp�rticuiarly gratifying. his il.eep,'drinksfrequentky, buq cat little year. � I I �
and here, as Isewliereithe National Anthem the union is that t e groom is 70 y�� irs .of Dr. Gifford wall appoi'aied to the stationin , or III food, which -causes the doe ore fear -One aftirlio, �u recently, -a ,good size'd
, - i I for h's life. Redmond i's a . n on tbE farm of 'Mr. J
! �i I I in rri m1a bank barn
was sung' ily. age, and the bride 5 . I committee, Rev. Pechall and W. FaSthope,
� I - - Mr. ' COD64�ion L2 aniee Hatt-
; � , "0001 committ .and �he father of 3everal grown up c i dren. g , lot 6, , North _
I , -The r suits O the exami at Manningto Sunday ' e and in s .
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1 1 Trinity University are out, and Rev. Mr. Kennedy 4n4 Mr.' Moon t sp- -1. W. Munrc, the Liberal else d in w" struck by 116tning,and burned :to the
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4 - 'k the building on
Two sentriis an many policefiien guard- the following etudents from Huro orth League con)[6hni .,The fin ncial North Renfrew c I Thursday, di dS it d -ground. The �ollt strac .
, I n �ounty w .� 6i tee. . a �r ay .- I
. i . . ft -of live minutes
ed. the hi itoric mEi eage ou -,aide of the War are not only successful but among t I)se at district meeting was ap pointed to be h 31d in moriiing it! Pembroke of 'blood ping Ybhe east corner�& d lloeRe
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Office which could scarcely be read by the the he * . � r. Munro was e oo - ' - 0 the'- Le 1648 611 - fisimee. Mr. Haxt.
I .ad of the list ; Herb3rt D. utton, 11olmesville next fall, and the next May M ted t , '. I ture the roof was a m
flickering gaislight. After reading this of Centralia, formerly of Dangannon 4 Rob. meeting in Ontati6 -street church, Cl uton.. in a bye -election old on J une U9,317,00, ings was standil g on 't,b,s dooratev 'of bis
notice the people lialleed-on in eager orow4s ert -Blake, � of Belfast ;-John Thomi b, of Various resolutions I were . paised .r the cauf4d by the det th, a few we k � pre�ioum, house at the tim �, and - *hen he trot saw
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into the more eastern disuricta of Londoilt, Kippen, arkd,Miss Annie Roes, of B " h. coming referendum, the general rule5 and of Ar. Andrew J. White, thie neery tive,, the i!moke he ic' :ad tip i� pail of water amd
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— ere no ilium ns Puch as.: � -The prettiest *edding season i p tbatmy '
where there inatio � * the superannuation upd. There are 3,992 who had reprea' ted the riding! for some ran towards tht Even before - he
made the clu)s n Pall Mail noticeable. took place � in Ti inilty church, Belgr ve], on members on the district, with. an increme of years, and was r i elected on Toured y �y reached it the ffille se hi4burst ant. Some 1.
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in th free - I . 42 for de � I* 1, &%rfk fo
rd, i Good 0 d Kitchener," and " We're Wednesday, May 21st, when, 24, after deducting &the and 465.. Mr. Munro was about 50 ,years old, of the neighbo nn:�hte x n'
)) a e those w . ho have ceased o be members ; 105 aces, but minutes, but.the U � mg was
. blooming glai it' over, were among the ence of abaiit 175- in�ited guestso Mimi I he began life in humble, circumeba b i0i ! ' constructmd
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A. Nethery, fourth - daughtei of J ry ' ZY I . I his buain . ego u ,ings, of pine lumber �1 ich- bufned very rapidly.
phrases shoul ed b the crowd. . mes also have removed b etter, though some was successful in ndertal, . 1-�
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I a of ad recentl� been rated among the In tbree'hours In) -was -at d*
A large nu�nber f those who had relatives 14ethery, 'as united in the' hol bo: of them are still. in th distFict ; 130 bapt- and h t ai' tirfiber an in
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at;the front Oartic p�ted in to -night's street , inatrimonyl to Robet't Owens, a- pro , 3erous isms were performed � uring the year ; 82 wealthy men of eastern Ontario. Hel . w" and only -a be of o -ed ruins mark%
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92 scones -and leot a erious and often pathetic, young farmer near tograve. The ce 3mony max iages and 85 b rials were atteaded. engaged in lambering and did a llarg� con t L I e b%rn, hal stood, For.
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� ev. George MQjillan, There are 305 offic on the die- tracting business. HP held contrac � I tnnAuly Mr. 4111� Chip lad two barns, of
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touch to wha�p wo Id otherwise have been was performed by � ial inembers t for whioh thin was ibis ninalldr. The loss will
I an'amusing j I blification. "Dear Old Bill " 'ot Blyth. After th� ceremony the wedoing trict, There were $6,152.70 raised f on- construction on the Petawswa . Pulp - t1l$1,5W."
or some such ,1name would be called out by party drovp.to the residence of the br.'Ide's neotional funds, $2,8081.24 of this beii ig for The trouble was said to hav3 been induced total up to mbu ,
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