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I � I lone, denot" the pige of ths paper on wbitob, the - event of a departure from thi� - poli.y t4at � . . C advortAsement will be found they need fear difficulty =4 deteat.- I- I � Do Not Miss It-Grel.- &- S'Wwartr-1 � . � . � I � pencinir-Reld & wilzon-A . I � � I . Beliable Rabhere--R. W11113-4; Son -4 ` The Farmers'Assooiatio -'� Dres-i Goods-M-cKitinoll-& C.1-5 . 1 4 I �! � , t; 6 Te4cber Wantect-D. ?AcNklzu,�rhton-5 A meeting of"farmers from dilfferen : Parts Teacher Wanted -H. Johnson -6 I I I � � House for Sale -0. (), Willgo,ii-5 I of the province was hold . in Torontoi : oil .&ucfion Sale -W. Aitchoson-6 � � � tes Carlin -5 I Elchibition, week, the reaulti being �hat Auction Sale -Jaw 6 ' 1 6 Auction Sale -0. Querewciser-5 - an association was formed to b knowo;' as Au� t on Falc-Heett-r Reid -6 I We -tern Exouraon�W. Sonierville-6 11 The Farmers' Association." � A corn�iit� . Got.-, the Best -D McLaehlan-5 tee wa�s appointed to draft a oovsli�ut(on, . Aue� i it Salu--P. VoCann-5 ' i - Money to Loan -J. Leckle-6 etc. 'Speeches were delivered by oe�4ral � A-GrjM Corabination-3-W. H.. Willia-8 prominent farmers and by P;04essor 1 -61 6'ld- A8bigneeld ,Rtl^-.,k. muntard-5 �. Court of Revision-wrii. Ell liott6 I win Smith. The objects of tbia assoclafion - To Rent-Thowas H1113-8 I ; :1 � ' Teacher Wanted -R Habkirk-6 . can be best explained by the fdllbwing r0so- I I I .; :1 I Chickens Wanted -Kennedy Bro" meeti 'I , I Staves--2-Chesuay &Smtloy-8 lation passed at the ng : , � : Special Sale -J. Snide" - - 11 That, while deeming it I 'advisable; to — - establ6i4h a political party, we Telieve�; t! is i - for the welfaie of the countr�, thati 4ere I LN , should be an organization read tobrinkii(,§� mvvrw I urt � tht 1001% 011*405tto-r -� N X 0 iDflaenceto bear to see eand prom�t�the � interests of the farmers in mat �� re of! 1� h- �- - ,7e now ro- - t lation and otherwise, and that I I il . i 'i , ; I-SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Sept. 26th, 1902' ' ceed to establish such an orgagization. , � I . I I I I As will be seen by, this resolution, thq , as- � � . I I !I sociation is to be of a non-political 6harac. M4 Much Cause For Alarm. I I i �! � ter. The mt�jority of those present seemed -, I I Sonie-of our contemporaries have allowed I . ' I i to recoAnize that the failure of the t'itr6ris ! thenfeelves to- get into a " state"' on account I . . I � I ' , WE68 due to their c-)ntamina1tioq with. 'poli - of certain res3lations passed at the 3-onven- I � �. : , ties, Tbe�Rrength of sach aull organlz4lon tionof theCanadian, Manufacturers' Asso- I .. � � ! is no'. in the number of inembe�a theJ Z ciation, recently held in Halifax, and the � . - � . I ft i send to the legislative ball.,4 of ',the cou��ry, i 6 - . general attitude of the association on the 1 6 1 I � 1 . . I but in the unity with which they bring tea. tariff question lat- n asks for an ' . I I I . ,. This reso -o I sure to bear on the members alieady elle ted.; I immediate revision of the tariff, and suggests I i � i - to I Agricult.ure is the backbone.of this con -try, � certain increases of a nature favorable . I � , t , I and an association along t 'e line : Of ithe � their industries. The Manufacturers' Asso- i . . ! ! I . I manufactures would be a strong �N�tor' I L ciation is a corn mat and powerful organiza- I . � I . I ,� p 1 in . � . t _procuring legislation in the into es of I I I . tion. which usually places business interests � . I . i the farmer. There may. be some objec i;ons before political or other considerations., I - ' t � i I to associations of this nature, but � Vberl Arid,, it is said, they are not, averae to Using ' . � i I at 1 6 1 1 ' brark6hes of industry have them, and ,hey this power to force concessions from the I 1. I � . I . lareinot by any means slow i eeentiug , I Government, ,of the country favorable to i � ; . 6 . J their views before the Govern tn�ent anc' . I U I themselves and oppressive on other in- I ; ! I mom_ I br�n.ging all their influence to bear on th '; - 1 tereats of them -community. It is still rei . , 01 at I . : I . tainment of any legislation they deem� iri �the I bered that when the National Policy was : . ; i I I , interests of their business, If I otherd ave inaugurated some twenty odd years ago, the . ey� 1 asoodiatiqns why not the farmers Z �t * , manufacturers sought to tale the Govern- 1 1 � � I . I - certainly. have mattera of param ont- impl6rt- men,t of the ld&y' by the throat and force ' ' : I I I ance coming up from time to ti e in Pakia- them to accede to their demands. When I 711.1 I I . - . I ment, and with such an association As ! 6 . I � they failed in this, they made common �cause I � 4t '�he 1 1 . ' met&' A;iaociat'on " prom o ,e, . Far ' with the opponents of the Government, who ' i ' ' I - . - . : th4e, would be little ,Iang�r�that' 6eael� adopted their policy, and irrespective of L � . 6 measiires would be side -tracked, aS is .�too party proclivities, united with the then . I often done, We wish "The �armers' As- 1; ' I OpposiLion and dethroned the Government, i � i : I � I sociation " success. i ! : I and installed their oppouents� in their stead. . T ;, i I — 0000000� i t I . � - I ; It is teared by some that the manufacturers I . � . now contemplate a simil%r movement. They Too Good to I Be L(?st. .! - I I . . � The Winn�peg correspond ; �ees- I are, it is said, desirous of extensive addi. ent, of the �� . . � � tions to the present tariff which will largely bytexian, Toronto, in a veej', intereabing ] - ! I i facrease their own profits at the cost of the letter to that. paper, dcscripti�,' I i. 9 ,of a trip � � . � farmer and a#iz%ri. That they are going to through Southern Manitoba, 170ts off gorne I 0 5 , � ; � . make their (lemanda upon the Government good things. Holding up for 41 rest at'- : 'the and that if the:Government refuses to acaee� I beautiful little town of Killarney, with its . � i - � ta their demands, they will make common I pretty lake of the same namO, be gives a . I I I I cause with the Conservatives, and by throw- I good description of the p'.ace, its � aurroorid. � , - � � I . . I 1 . ing their whole and united strength in their ings.and material and eceler,ias i9al progriEss. 11 , i faverAt the next elections, they will defeat Speaking of the earlier days he � )says : � I I I � the prEsemt Government a -ad install into I I Several men who have afficq then won [! I ! their places a, Government more subservient I fame and distinction in the pulpit and In , 6 . I � the world of letters work4d a � � the faun I a- � to their wishes. tions' of Presbyterianism In e midd e t I - The ,manufacturers mr.y have designs of i cighties and their names a�re warmly c or- ;� ished.. Among these are Rev. Wm. Pattr- : this kind, but we give them credit for more � i ahrewdoes3. . However, they are worth I son, !late of Cook's church, Toronto, and :� now of Bethany church, Philadelphia. He 1: I witchlug. Give a dog a bad n%me and it is I covered the ground as a swde# misFion �ry i from Cartwright to Old Dalarjaine, in 5he I a-ure to stick to him.- The manatacturers I summers of 1882 and 1880". be field wias �' sold themselves once, and they may do s3 I .�- . I I a tremendous one, but hia unaring enerfr Y. - again: However, circumstances are very I his never-failirrg good humor, and w9rm 01 I - diffarent now from what they were when ,1 Irish heart kept him up to ti e demandlo of I th . a National Policy was brought into exist- the occasion, and in his great iold'in Phila. I delphia he can, no doubt,- r(oall pleas4tlt ence. Then the country had, for years, I I , memories of his first ministry. . i been groaning -under a period of extreme " An enthusiastic Irishman was giving, �to depression, arid many werp induced to vote the late Dr. Robertson an info cast reportlot . for the National Policy in the belief that it the work of the 3 oung miss lonary, which did not find its way intothe blae book. He . could not make, things any worse and there said : I Patterson's a man for your loife. was always the hope that a change might do Oi'm n'Roman.0atbolic meself, but aid be a � - ,good. Now we are ealoyin I g a period of Pre.ob.vterian, and they'd all be Presbyter- . extreme prosperity. There are no smoke- i ans in the wesht ,av ye'd sind,6ut men lolke less chimneys. Oar manufaotorits are, Patterscm. Oi've knowed -himj Sor, to wade I over- a athrame tl� to'his neck and prache till us ,burdened with orders, and are wor4-ing in his wet clothes, and bedad.. that was uo night and day to keep up with the demand dhry sermon. Patterson -he eud-ate pbi,k, wid the fat on it an inch thick i and nivver upon their resources. There is employment I equir-rm. ThaVa the kind avi a man till at godd wages for every person who is able � I . sind till the weshb.' ! I - I And willing to work, and general prosperity " During his first summer, Mir. Pattc on ra � � regins supreme.. The people will hesitate covered his big parishes on foo�, buti bsfore they demand a change which. second summer he wag proviqed with �a may pony. 'It appears that in those idaye he wis dirstarb this satisfactory state of affairs, a better preacher than a rider, skn:d � that he Besides this, in the interval the Northwest could scarcely have qualified for the &,rath- ' . I . has been opened up and settled and is being cona Horse. 'Sometimes be rode,' said .a . de.velo,ped.. These people now form a prom. gentleman, who was indulging in some � .. reminiscences, I and sometimes he didn't. : 11rient. factor in.,the family counsels and their The pony bad a trick of unseating him when opinions have to be reckoned with., They it felt so dicpoeed, but he never'appeared . are free traders, and have an abhoreace of cherish any resentment at bring i T � monopoly in any shape or form. In addition iously landed on motber earth, and wh6th4r ' he walked. or rode, the ppny was excellent to all these considerations the people of all company on the long i journeys, acroag, the i , I . Canada hays bad within the past few years i I . � I _ prairies," i � o . au object lesson of the w olrkings of extrem e The correspondent also refers to the1pro. I . � i Pratection,as. exemplified on the opposite gress of the Crofter colony, located a; . 1 fe* ! I . 1 , A Thar, leison h9s not I miles north of Killarney. This' colony:W413 ' been of a kind to enamor them with protee- settled a few years ago by the Imperii".1 - - tion. They see that under it huge man - Colonization Company, in which Lord �Ball- I opo- I ! :1 . lies. hq,va been established, which absolutely four, of Biftleigh, was a prominent figbre, w � - I I I . control the country and all in it, and are 7hese Eettlers were nearly all; fishermeni . I using the blessings which Providence de- from the islands of Lewis and ' Skye,qnd� � :' I . � � signed for the common good for their own being unaccustomed to farming,' had a g�,no'-� I i I agraudizemont and benefit, without respect many difficulties and discouragementa; to in any way to the public neede. Our people encouuter. They are, however, the corret- ' s s se. monopolists nat only pendent says, making fair.. headway and . � I control the natural products of the country, have good crops t his year. Illustrative of 7 . I � I but they absolutely rule the P30ple, a3l th ey some of the. difficulties which - these peopie - ha-ve gained control of the Legislatures and had to contend with, the correspondent even of Congres itself, and that nothing says : , - . I ! I . i .. short of a. revolution will loosen the fangs of " We heard of an unreported interview'. the vultures from the-tbroats of the people. with a Crofter a few years ago. A lady � correspondent of the Globe was visiting the That a revolution is a possibility of the near colony, , in the itirtrests of her paper, and' � � future, is. the OPinioll of many of the best desired to have an interview with a man " ' informed and , shrewdest obcervers of that who was attempting to drive' a yoke of oxen ! country, Those afo e legitimate fruits of. on a binder.. The oxen had not learned th � e � I fundamental lesson of obedience and1were . proteatiou. The peop of Canada know it, leading their driver an awful donce in and N-9 and webelieve I they have sense enough to, be out of the wheat, sometimes taking a swath warned in time.. of a fcat'and sometim(s one of twenty, and � refusing to stop at the end or turn until . It will thus be saeu that the conditions they were clubbed around by the exasper. .alo�g many lines are now vastly different ated Seat. The gentleman who was driving from what they were twent years ago. the lady of the quill, feared that the reaper y might not be in the humor for a newspaper 1r,here is not, therefore, much to fear from interview aa& Politely demurred 1 but yielded the blandisliments of the Manufacturers' at.length to the persuasion of hi's fair coni - Association or any other such organivation PaInion, and drove uWtD the scene of action. ' The lady asked a number of questions, which But, to be forewarned is to be forearmed ; were answered with true Celtic urbanity, I � it, ia always well to be on the look out 'for but in an evil moment, she asked the lea4- such combinations. We have all confidence ing question, 4 How 'do you. liKe to � drive in the; integrity and good sense of Sir Wit. oxen to the binder V *The question was frid L%urier and his colleagues. We do not � like a spark to gunpowder, arid in a moment k the barriers of repressed indignation burst, belive they will be, frightened or dragooned and raising his hat, the Crofter gave vent to I - . - � . - Inca a policy -0 : - � . in OPPOsit; n to their well a torrent of the most picturseque- mixture of � I . I I -aawn and oft defined principles. We - 'm h ve , L : G -lie and English invectives that ad e r �, be- � , fallen upon the ear of the Toronto lady. It �- - have that they will make changes in the astonished her, but was evidently a great 1, - � - , . ! � - �, I tariff when changes are deemed necessary, relief to the much -enduring man. it Is -i � I :` : bat those changes will be in the general in. scarcely necessary to say that a verbati �4 I �- - _ im re- f � . ; � tereatk,, and not such as Will pamper and port of this- inuerview dild not appear in the I, '' � , . Globe." I -q r bui d, up dangerous MOELOPolies, calculated . . .t I I . I � - . . I to enrioix the few at the cost - ----- � I i, � of the many. A despatch from Rome, dated Septemb' " I . 'I - 11 I:r c i . . �� Arid, what is more, as long ae they p 7� - 1 -1. .. ursue a 2�, says. 11 Ifis Holiness the Pope to�day i � - V I I . : � I I I . . , \ � j � , . . . I I I i I 1�� SEPTEMBER 23� -190,14 1 0 I I . � � ! . I I . . �1 that the ch was incre"ing when he moved to e e he now .SEAFO�-rH'S LEADING SHOE STORE.. ,accorded a pri�ate audience t 81 Wilfrid who liared ahur � ntreal, " . 0 1 1 : I Laurier, the Premier of' banada, ad 1?.-dy her machinery at tod rapid a- rau�e, bhe'y 'Were makes his ho 'e a visit. to . . � � ; ; I � I I ,11 a ki f He is now lon I � . � entirely overborne b the, n usasm with hWrelative t ro�i, Clinton!`g es to Sea- . I � Laurier, and Iwm &very 11cordial o them, � , , . L . . � � which the proposal to appoint foue 0'upzin- forth, where Me daughter,jlro. 8. Hays ' I a - -' . : b, interes � I � � I i � I G' 11 . ,- for , I 'a Can- t0lidant13-Of Missions waa7carried. � t ass lives. Prom that pt ce be L -goes , Smith a The Pontiff aboived muQ to ,, Try thl.0 Store, . I ada, and - sai& he had closely fol owed the - four offiebra,one will have charge ot i otorio, Creek, Michigoill, to I oet'An- aly ister. Mr. � � ' 1 - -1 . - � - i I i si�� wit- two of Manitoba and the Northwesi Terri- -Shane, who ia!now i# his' � ar, , . � Premi�r coderence in london." ' . uh � f � I tories, and one of Br[tish Columbia. 1 there :'doesn't look it, is enJDyinggood ealth and �11 " . r" Y" but Rol lable.h. 'Rubbers. I frid hit, nds Jeaving Ronio on §Sturday. � . ' . . . � - . � ; - I " I . will also be a,genera, secretaiy, whc� will be it afforded hiT muo� pleasure t meet old . I � I � i After a I I - , . . . . - . — � i I iendiug!a couplec( day's in Paris, he the medium of comm unicatiou betweet the Huron friends� 1� . 1 - - - - I I � will proceed 'to London.! If pe)s I sibl I I the .superintendents and the Mission Bo rd. -Mr. R. J. Dunaniore-,'41i6 a i t a year � � I - I � I � . � . � I I I ' ' . � Premiett and Lady Laurie� V.ill visit � I ago accepted � high �palaried pos ion in Los - The season )f the year is fast approaching when the wearing of Rubbers � Lord . I i ' I 0 ; . � 0, th Ange!s, California, 4nd moved t that city "' or 'woman Strathe.6na at Glencoe �eiore their depart- Huro, a Notes. with his wife "d fa I 6ily, � has turned to becom,es an absolute necessity. Much as the average in:an . I ure for Panad�, which is fixe�d for, October -Mr. W. H. 8 nith, proprieto e Ontario and t6 his old pon't on he staff .of 'dislikes weadng Rubberspit is almost impossible to di with them, . I hotel, Oroderich, has made an-- - deep. The 7th., �loutreal Liberals.�are ar , �� or a now sumMer the TimeR of St. Th Mae. Mr. Dunsmorej especially w,' 6n the Fall rains set in and the slush is = . I , an�gln I assignment to"Sherif ' Reypolds,for the beue- who, by the'Wa . � . . � grand banquet to Sir Wilfrid La. tie when 'fit of hi' i � y, is son -in 1141w of Inspec ,QUALITY I of Rubbers is also a problem now -a-days, b�it this fades . I - . , . he retu' 1i , . 1� a creditors. . , ter Paisley,, -of Cliut , and, a brother'of into insignitcance'when you buy your Rubbers at this� store. This 1rns home. -Mr. John Leslie, of Vake, has a a - .. . I i . lo � � Mrs. Win. Carnocha , of TnokelemiLb, is a - L � . I 1; , I ; . I -the Berlin tho Maple I I � -- 1' � I flower in his garden which measures ne rly racy writer, 1 and is numerous friends season we afe handling tbLree well-known brand s I I an - 61 I i - � 14inebesin diameter. There should be -lots thr Leaf an Rubber 0oA,-Rubbe Edit�rial Notes an' d, Co im intf3. � oughout atarioliwill be plea ied to learn I d t Canadian - r s,' that for !quality, style -n r . . . . . 11 . I The ar makea the iial rtaint , of he f uit in that lower. : of his return in his old positi.p, , I and finish cannot be surpassed. . : I . 0 . . . . � -Mr. Joseph, S lie has purchased the I . - I f . . ; - ; �- . -The' nniv'ersary, ear, i els I Johnston's � , � � I annonacement that the O'hoe dealers Bat that Coarod Miller farm, on the 14th concession church, lat line of I orri"Ic in stock, !ranging ftom ; . a on I unday, the 'A complete. as-'ortment of the above makes now . I -The price paid w1ta $4,700.' Ipwas " I . 9� the lad es of Montreal have smaller feet than � of Hay. . I � I , , . I . q nqrrow -%v exiension soled sold by auction Py Mr. Ed. Bossenbp'rry. , 14bh inst., we're verl suecessf�lly conducted .- t1te mediu toe to the wide toe for the no ' the lad es' of Toronto. T, he Starm.us,lt have, -Over 500pe'r.soios had registered theig by Rev. Mr. Cosens, of Brusse 9. On tbeL 1W �'sh om the smallest sizes iti infant's to t1te lar,est ��size in meii'q, I . a good 4eal of courage to � make an�'announce- I names in the-rQistrar book of the Huron, following Monday evening there was -a bar- I . � - I b � � ment of this kind, or the vest home ou�per. � rhe tables were .s(,t in . as ,seaso ladies of,the-QtieeD �, Old Boys' Associa�ion tc-nb on Phe. fair AS TO PRIOjEg, you will find ours m-uch the same as I ot! n�s - and City have unuotial forbearance. � I � . the new shed,i and were bountif ffly- provid . I � � I � �1 . � i grounds in Toronto luring the fair. I I . . :as usual as I o as the lov�est at all times. A - : . ed and liberally patronized. F31lowing the . 11� ' . I . ariob, . I � I I � 11 'i I -Mr. Alex. Rani ie, of Hay, near Z' . on . was an ell I . 1: e . . . I i i � - had a horse drop d& A one day 16t week, I . . � � - The dates of the electi trials in the dil physical feas� there� ially good mental feast, provided in the' c hurch, and i I I - - - - - . 'W'W1W-W I puted constituencies of East Middlts.-x and � -while ib was, at worl: in the plow.! !Ib was a : " I : . - I I - � I I � which con3istbd of vocal 'and' instrumental I I I I I I South Oxford were fixed 'at Oig6ode Hall, good animal, and RE death will be: quite a I ' I I music and �ddressos. The hurch was I last Saturdai morning, for October 15, to lose to its owner. crowded. Tfie proei.oeds amounted to $52. R, WILLIS & SON, Seafofth -Mr. John Mooney, who bile I been tax Idelivery of corn binders was - t , . I i ' ^ - I I I I 11 ood- collector for the t wnhhip of Morris for I be held respedtively at h6ndon a� d W, A large ' ' � I I � L" made in Win harn, a few'aayspgo, by Mr. - — stock. There are in all 48 election pe ibions ,eighteen years, . doolined re -appointment John Oampbe 1, bhe i agentin"Wingbarn for I i . .. and 17 er !9A I - three years has disposed of appeals as the resulolof t e -last �gain t�ia 7ear. 'The reason .for tfils is, the I . the village on Saturdav' la'st visiting rel.%. f e business to (' . the McCormilk harivesting machinery. The! Mr. McDonald of Goderich , ProvinciD01111general elections, -�The adge8 increasing infirmity A deafness. . following falimbra were the �� robasera of tives.-Mr. Joseph Harvey was - d has bought XtL � 1p I will sit to fix further dates no 1 Saturday. - Miss B. Bewley of Elliaboro, Manitoba, countey during the p ist week visiting his eat the bus iness. of Mr. Maodl�', of Lucknow L I I L. . i — I . - � these famous machi a : Thorns White, Sb. ed home and left for that town ou NQnday of this . to, was marru - Helena ; J41in W iitwhuroh ; - week. Tomm - and formerly of M or I 3d to Mr. I � son. -Mrs. (Dr.) Ferguson return Y Wfl'llbe greatly missed by The Qaeen'of -the Belgians, who" d led on Blakley8cott, of Mob,je Jaw, NorthWett Archie McNeil, on, I John Me- last week from Toron o and other citiesi- the voung people as he has alw,.-ays taken Friday, v;as �ruly a woman of aoy�ows. Her , Territory, on Septe her 4th. The young Callum, Jame's 0 wi i. 3o'bilston, Mra. John Eyre, of enfield, was here this an - -1 - couple will reeide in Moose Jaw. -, week visiting her me heirl Mrs. Broderick, active interest in everything pertaitiiDg to husband, though an able man and a good, . Win. MoBur ley, d, . Campbell, 'tiDg or musical akairs. I He le I . _Mr. Joseph Deuomey, of Drysdale, hi . who leaves here next Mobigan, 8P01 ad the administrator, has led a notorious life and is as A. Jamieson, J. Be acrof t in Robinson I #eek for � I �rio,.-Alr. Presbyterian ell arch choir �� r a yeaf and . � . leased a farm near C ourt*right, in Lambtou . I where one of her dau li, ers is livi . in ill, John Dow, i Samuel Mo*rtoD,w '. Fat 9' ly qnitted to give his throat wrest. - still a grey-Wred profligate the scan at -of county, and intends removing thet''o shortly. W1.11. Helps, -Walterl Scott, W . Rath, ar w. R. Hedging is givi g his open abed a fine Oil 11 European rdly . I . -Rev. E. Schuel e, ot Zurich,'w a spent .d. coat of gravel. -Mr. - 1pernai d Thomson Councillor Sloan and family, and Mr. and - . ; I aiiy. Her children bi I ought the stPfnmer ia Ge man , ret 'ne . home J. Harrigan, all of Has', Wawan ah. e awarded I he contract for Mrs. J - (' lombes visited Seaf Orth on Tueje- hor�o happiness either. The 4neengbon- ja y . .. -The an�ual flIlancial rep.. rts of the Bing the s - of our village,- da .-Mr. Frank Metcalf . a judge -, E.t week. - i ,- 110-Imeaville Methodist circuit �' have been grave treats . �y at solation was 'in works of icharity andlipiety, -Mr. Walter Hutchins has re oved, from - Mr. W. R. Rose, of N an eal, is visiLing his the Exeter Fair. which was eld this week, isaued, and fir'om wh ch wi. lear4 that $549,- 1 and there ig no doubt but V)at he - wauld and she was &a object of symparity and love Wingbam to Calgary, "where be ill ir; fu. 85hasbeen raised or the �astor's salary kigt6rs,'Mrs. George 6 r, of this � village, with the Belgian people. i She diep suddenly ture reside. Mr. J. Clegg and i ife�-Shlo Of and $49.43 fr6m pew rents to be applied on and Ali a. Robert Ste, a - , of Tackerarnibb, give gocd satiallotion, as be has studied at Spa, Belgiam. Ntither husband,, mem- Wingham, will rern.ove to the same place., incidentEds. 'Its apportionment . a $585, so 'and his brother, Mr ,,, avin Ro� . a, I 'of I the fruit in every manner and form�-Mlr. W, . - beta of her family, nor Her Majlssty's doe- -where Mr. Clegg will engago ,in 'the hotel . . London road. His so , Rev. Ar -bur Ross, Parrott. Miss A. M. Anderson and Min , , - r . from the amount rais,ed, they'llave exceeded tore were preseut at the time of 1,her death. business. -- -_ I - I A near St. Thomas, is ,'also her visiting Claira Moffat were visiting County Comm � g a very su'ceessful ' . I . . ill. this -by $14.85, showin' ner RobertMiller at WrAD -ter this week. She was eeat6d at a tsble eating i light'din- -Mr. John Ke. -slake, of tl e London year I financially has 1 atten&4 them. Be-- ri�s. -Special ell I rtn's servipes will be 810 net, when ohs was seizad with aril. attack of Road 'south of Exeter, sold an excellent held in'our church ( babbath.2 Quite a -Miss Jean Habkirh, ot B r asels, visited � I - . syncope. She died before medic�l aid qould tw'6.y`ear-old celt, si ed by Otollar sides the above ilmount ra4sed . b� the number .from Hensall a ld vicinity attended her brother and friends in to , n this week. be procured � 'A W"low' Holmeaville �ongrejation tbe� h ve collecf- L unday-is; childrens day in the . owned by Mr. A. D w, to Mr. 4�orge Pat- � . . the funeral of the late I Villiam Campbell. - -Next 8 , - I ed on their church a�count $67.3) in cash, . . . - I -- . terson, of Tavistock lor the haladsome sum T" many friends a "I dies Jennie Follick Presbyterian c�urch.-Livor man Bell has i I - . MEA I . 1. ,king totall recei Its ou-tside of - suipend . � A Test Case. 1' ,of $175.- Good horses are as - o6d as gold R i I I will be pleased to lea -I . tl� at she t' - repainted and varnished fe bus, which a � I - raised -of $118.17. � ' ' ' I . It. and Mrs. ' c hu Reicher �, of Port ir,takes a big improvement on, it. Judge ,Korgan, of Toronto, ll�a recently and plenty of it. ' ' i I ing.--N ' �� -M-r. Pow� . I i �While atl work'ip Messrs. A. Young and given out a decision in a: test c�se which -While taking sand from Bailie's p1t, Huron,'are here vie tii�g -their relatives.- ell, of Exeter, entainedthe Epworth League I I I I il� Wingham, on ''Friday after. I i I . renders some'l,800 fa�mers liable for a! sum near the Cemetery in Clinton, one day last ' we believe Mr. J C Clausen) one of the with his graphophaile Tuesday evenin .- - . . . Dean- last, Mr. Fran� Hogg met I ith a very . 11 , '. - � ,9 in the ineighborhood of $150 000. The, case week. Mr. John McNleil had a, close shave pioneer buhiness me i � of 'this village, has Rev. r. Moffattr, Ecoretar,v � of the Up � . -per I .. unfortunate" accident. He w�d on a step I . Cana Bible ocie 'gave address to an was a suit brought by W.i K Ru �11, E ' vil for big life. the clay on top of the pit sold out his harness 3asiness to r. A. R. TS S ty, C,1 . ladder repair�ng an oil'ta4k. . 16 i vas thought interested audience Wednesday -evening, in engineer of 'Pembroke, against enr, 7 A. caved in on hirn, burying him underneath I- McBrige, recently of Clinton. , he fell from thit Ia, der through the hoitt � I ;. the basement of the Presbyterian church, Cohoe, a farm; er of Norwich, Oxftr&cuinty. about twelve feet of it. He.was extricated I : I I I I I . . apruck: he back. of � : I -- The claim upon which Russell br)ught Anib .from his pei ilous po ition, but was consider'- hole to the cellar. � � He I I but there is not the interest 'taken in this �. � � I I his head against t e atione4all and hig' ; I I.Ampey. was assigncd.to him by J.j J. Dal y in 1897. ably injured. : I work there should be.-Thel evaporatar Is , T ; head was badly out.:, �Th6other employees NOTHS.�Mr. H. 'Pole aad Miss Kate I Mr. Daly published in Toronto Tfid. C%naO- , -The three-year-old colt, 11 Cartie A,'� : not very busy at present on account of the . I of the shop did not : Ise 'him for ome time Ellerington returned at, week from Toren- i ian Farm Ad V'ertiaer, and: adverti lea a, Ram- owned by Mr. Philip Ament, of trdsgels,' . I apples not coming in as fast iv Mr. Brown � he lay in'the Ilar 1 for'' a )nia fifteen to fair, the latter being accompanied home i - , � ' I we i ber of farms for sale. The advt rt4sementa and bred from Costumer and a Sydn6'y dam, a" d I - � uld like. I . I i . I minut,es. When fo rid ]Or. tlo;g was Un7 by her 918ler,'Mies Mi ggi�. from t1l'e Guelph � . I . were to cost 2-,1 per cent. a the ' a)e - wao'one of the three starters in the Futurity co jou a - -- I - - !!!!!!!� � . . I 9 i 1 1380 s lad' contil iugd ,in tba i condition sanitarium. -Mr. Jam". Hcrton 4as recov- , i or, if not sold, a the ad- race at Toronto last' week. She t k the I I price, f ! ' ered from his recent sl'c !ess, and, his broken I � from Friday afterno(n ,i until Titf, aday. For U1 - Perth N,oteO. vertised pride. .The contract 11%11�1 fop first heat in 8, long mile in 2:43, d, al- i l � ; a couple of days his recovery wai considered leg i1s ed1mewhat impro v1d Mrs. . Cole is -7 Mrs. . I three years' � advei Using ur)lssa a I as e re. though set back for breaking, many:gpecta- ! . . on the �ick list. Her I' y fiiends hope for Mr. Robert Campbell, ,travzller for - � . I very doubtful . but' e is now, I ely to re- - of i 'I 11, : I sulted before �hat time. Paymer t 'w a 'to tore thought she was well entitled to fi rs b fff Gh Brothers, place. T . . cover. her tpe6dy recovery. --to last week'e serious accident in Berlin recently. He was . be due wheth�r the fa�m was sold 6r'nD ,and t . -In its He � � e notee the Clin- J - w - bother such 'sale resulted from 6he a ver- -Mr,. H. 0. Bp�'ll, s�-u of Mr. Thomas Le of 1w, : y POSIT6n, under the h ad4ng of " Brucefield about to board a car for Waterloo.) at tha i ton Now Bra,! says : J ".Xn old gentleman Notes,""'I we saw that i om; Fraser has I tise�rlenb or not. Daly subsequerk�ly obt:dn- Bell, of WiDgham, who was recentl trans- f f T� . 0 - . corner of King and Benton streetv, Land ed I ferred to Woodstock as managerl of the rom 8 b. Geor e, who! formerly IiN ed at Brus- a stalk of corn 14 fe �i I w, there is talling struck his knee on the car rail. The caus on th4e contracts, a*ad aAigne I the I I . sels, came off the 1*6'elock train Friday,in a' corn i4 leet high gro iligT!n Lumley villa e Cohoe claim to' Mr. Russell in return for a Canada Furniture Manufacturers' factory in � . I I , 9 ' knee cap of his left leg was fractured in very helpless onditlon apid will be. a great right bit the main strept, �he average height the ,pay- that place, has returi!ied to Winghaill, and i J1. . - feet. . three'.places, and Dr. Lackner, who set the loan'. The defence claimed tW . � 0 ipatch being.ove,!r I � ! care to Superlatendgut French...- We learn f th, riient was onV due -in lea"( � will resume his form�r position as manager 71 I 1 !� I � . 1�: fracture, gays it will be months before he , 1� 'hat Old Tom�my Sherman, who as been an I . I I !I ! J4dge Mork,�an deciqed that the[re w a no of the factories th Mr, Bell will epWnd � I � I * . - recovers the use of ,his limb. � � 0 for some 1 Is. . I � in was tWo ays in ... eri. . I r -The Mitchell Advocate ;of last week - � - inmate of the � H use of Refu I 1. I � " evideDee of frikud, an(J., that the �Iai . w e at t e aebory in time, and is ;�ell k u6 wn in thlite vicinit , is I 11 I pro I en, and he gave judgment forl the plain- Straiford. . , Tly, 1 d I I y I L:rT LoCALS.-Ot r1fall fair will be bet says: "Some 28 years ago wman was eent 11 I � I I becoming very feeble'. He is t6 ,Dldfsb man � tiff lot the sum of $80 with inten at and the -,Mr Wm. Blair, Ian old and - respected . next'Thursday� and Fir [�Iay and a very large from'Mitchell,to the London as turn. Last in the inatitut�on, and can� rerallariber, while ; I y e � ,,� is expected if t io weather is favor - costs of the iiuit, such sum, intererst auLl resident of e r �cncees on o Goderich t crowt. � livinv in England when a boy, of seeing the! , week he turned up again in town, -when be towi iship, died ver ' suddenly- last week. , . , able. Oeorge Oliver has' disposed of his cost!, to be declared a 4harge on the de 'end', 7 soldiers -passing, his home with prisoners I � . was retognized by several of. our citizens. I ant'� lands, in the a t r. Blair, was born tri Ireland 73 years ago, ' 4. _ house'ar!ld lot, on Jo sree o Alfred His mind. was still unhinged, and he rep I re- ,greement entioned', M ' taken at the battle of Waterlo Hn is the . Bask -1r.' Mr. 0 . i it continue to reside sented himself as a,grain buyer looking for wit,fi the right to plaintiff for a a Is of the coming to Canada wi �h his parents at an most cheerful member of OonoralllFrench's ,liver I I ' � 3 ,saidlands in default' of �ayme K art, r age.' He 'was a � member of the Metho- . in -it, :towlever.-- Five vALunteers from Bras- an Opening. It was evident that he made' :f� I , t. bher e oftf brigade, though he has pas�ed t'tk 00 mark , -Lake - on 'Tues- his es"pe from the -asylum and a telemm, ar4ers who aie thus made liable' are ,in dist'church, and in t e early days )n did 11 agara. o 2' he , by a long way�, azkC - I almost every serv.oe as a local.pre Leher. . �- . - I . is verT ch�t �r � countywe3t of Toronto. , i day 4. this week, whi � � they will. receive ! , -A happy event �took placei a residence . I L I was sent to the authorities of the inetitutiox X10TE -Th4e is no doubt but any farm- -We. are pleased to nobice that Miss , instructions along tie military line --B- and it -was not long before the poor fellow � I . � I of Mr. Christopher Job' ine, Turn- � i jers i igned those agreements 6t ul - Eait Mille, of Harlcck ; Miss Rose Clark, I Gerry, hl's purchased a blardware business in was sent for and taken back.'-" ! fr( a ider berry. on Wed 01 I t 11 k, when 0 fatanding the n�'tiure of the obliga ibbs they of orris, and Miss Pearl Gidley, of Blyth, , nesday its , et: Listo �01 in Mr. Zilliax. -Hisi son- Bert - - L I Miss Lizzle Hastings, sister of ra. Jobb -An esteemed resident of Stratford pass - were assuming slid it is simply a 6t!her in- war allaucceseful in' obtaining honors at R . I will undortake the in& 3tigement of the new , was united in 'Marriage to Th a Martin' ed away at, his home, on Sunday evening . I ptar�ce of beiny,,, Yiptimizeil by th � � mooth- the 1 ecent piano exa ination in connection e township. Re . Wf st" purel ,"o. - John Pug' i was called to Blue. of last week , Lin the peraon of Mt. George of the sam V. W. 7 n *'onday of th a week owing do the Barnett, who was bom in L verpool, Rng- - Itongued agent. 'An advertise e'n in a with Toronto Conger atory of Music. Miss Vale 6 � . �rep table and known paper could bege t for Attie Bell,� of Londes'oro,' and Miss Pearl B. A.. performed the marriaid ceremony. `AeaW bfbis mother.-- . and Mrs. John land, Dec. 27, 1822, being ne . y 80 . yeara of � - the bride was'prettily tt'red.in pearl grey *r �a quarter'of tb6 cost and would b ,a Aluch Chellow, of Blyth, a so passed creditably. , 11 Donaldson were at G,i lbrich on WedneAsy , greater value. 'I We do not''know whoth ar or -The last half of ingust che i d b poplin. trimmed with gre; to atch and of this . V�.eek attetidin ille marriage' of Mr. age. Deceaped was an acti I railway ser- � .r - . . 10,11, in e 0 silk applique.' She carried a be 9 vant all biF life, having a vivi . remembrance Pot bhere are any victims in this county, but the Holmeaville C ease, and Butte�,]Caiz * &ut'ful Donalds4n's brother ft�om Montana, to a teph- . n in 'd h ir � we ipresume there are, � as we k I the � a sold Wedl 'esday of last w ek, to bouquet of cream 'roses �� d i en- Goderinh lady. -Rev. Mr.j Softly, I of the openivg ceremonish of the first S I now . . - O'l of To. . ferne, and lookled charmivg�stundej theflaral I ' enson rail -way, on which be w4is afterwards - ustriously canvassed. ' F D. ehae raoll Packin � Com I ty lil I , - county was ind, IL I .T�n gw(m I I cents I ronto agent for the Society of Christian i P&uy, at i by her pr tt lit le niece, an apprentice. After Mr. Bailriatt came to I - � !, -- I ; i a p ud. This is t ree-quarters oflq cent .arch, attefided I 11. Knowledge, iook the ervice in St. Jobn!a I I f Ebhel Hastings', as flower girl. . V ter - the this country he wag still engag ed in railway ' i I � . more for ,this yeft I last. half of aguet . ceremony church last Sabbath. -.Mr. '. ietchen,ofBruce- � The Methodist Conf the guests partook of a edin life, being at one time mechs#ical superin- � er�nc� E). cheese than that got last year, an will Ptuous field, took the services iE Melville church � repast from the heavily laden tab[es.in the - tendent of the -Great Western � Railway, and D � I . . . I , The Generalbonference of the Meth4dist mean a more successful season's oatpu . lapt8abbacb. Mr.McLe'odwasat-Egniond- . � * diningroom. The bTidewasthe recipient , I also filled a similar position i�r the0kand - ,- I Church of Canada closed a very buisy seqsiou -Mr. Wm. McMath, a respeou .fflle` Mrs. will Dave 7 r�c aived a telegram Trunk. He leaves five i I . � 6, and of many beauti'ful and useful giftA from her - I save and one-daugh, 8,b Winnipeg ,last week. Many sub ieots pioneer resident of Dungannon, has 'assed * on Wednesday staLing that 1her busband was I er t I ; manyfriends, 'amon:' which wer`3--severa . ter I � 1 17M e discuaaed'and dealt with. I'morig1the fromthi0ife, havin reached a !good old 9 I inavery critical conlition with typhoid , ' I . . I V, chequeafrom friendast, a distan3e. Mr. -DavidMeKeever sonof *1m.McKeev- moreimporban6 were the'followng: The, age. He Was a nati of County Down, Ire- fever in a hospital in 3xilt �dge, Montana. 1. I I . JUeStiG11 of admitting women as * i ,�e and Mrs. Martin Will reside on the ninth Mrs. Davey ha been ere about � aix weeks. er,,Iof Elina, was killed in a runaway -accident '' membe of land, and came to Clansda in 1831,.settling I. I ''.'' I P , I a . atinual and general conferences, as at cd I Amherst Island. Ih 1852 he left his, home ine. I : I -Mrs. B. Gerry left t is week for a visit to a short time ago. The lad - 'was 'Ariving ,% 1 ' 7t � � team of -borsesto the barn, wh some loose last week, wag'decided to be a cona4ftutional there and settled i Huron. He came by i i friends in Chicago. 11 i I on � . � � : � I ' one in regard to which a two-thirds vote ay of Hamilton, an drove from there to H ensall.1 , I a . � boards raittlerl in the wagon land istartta& I . I - ; * I eabary to ma i � - . . thehorses. Thelatter starteilto run.ov I 'yvould be nee ke 'a change. I is pres t f r Dungannon. J. G. Stanbury, B. A., Barrister. Solicitor, . R�� (In arm n a 4 1 bl4h, some rough ground and the b as throWn When the vote was taken: on Ttliesday of -Mr;. Henry S teve a, carpenter � and con- Notary, Conveyancer, Money to loan, eter, Ont � 0 illast week it at i DoiNas.-Mr. Joe Kelly, of Godericb,. out. He did not seem -ver I end a tie, and the si6n tractor, who has bee a re%ident -of Clinton At Rensall every Tuesdaj. ; 1792 . �yj Wbadly hurt, I I I plo I . . I I I i � : was bidding friends here good-bye last week when the father found him, b�t before Mt. ras-tberefore defeated. In re8p nse to a f Dr fi f ty years, has been appointed'i inspector G. J. Sutherland, conve sneer .or Hen. . - [ y . communication from the � G I Asse mbly f 3r the new post office building in that town. sall,,bas had placed in his hands for sale a very cow- before. leaving for, troit � to' finish his AtcKeeve-r eould getassistance I the lad was . of the Presbytbrian Cb&ch in regard to ispayis$3&�day. The-appointment,isa fortable and well planned brick'dwellfing in % good studiee as an M. D.,'-Alr. Jae.. Moffat and dead. It in supposed the ahoc* killel him, . . I l 9 ead., only a . overl location, with nice lawn, walks and garden. Good Miss Henderson of Sb-atford, were visitin as there was no bruise on his P apping in: mission fields, 4ice was ood one, Ks Mr. Stevens is a moat capable furnace atid all modern ' conveniences ai id wi given of a motion to appoi 8 nd honest man, who is trusted and respect- so'd at a very reasonable price. Inter din 11 b6 the former!s parents in town over Sunday.- slight mark between the shoul4.ers. nt a co mitt e to I � I g pur- . � ! confer with the Presbyterian Chu ch with a e -d by every person w up knows him. l . chasers will be given full partlauflars. Al o for s!1le Mr. Dave Smith a6d Mr. George Stewart I - � I . or to rent frame stores on good central location, on left Monday morAingi. , for Detroit. - Mr I yiew to devising some plan whereby the -The annual diEtrict meeting of the . miselon wor Smith'to finish his stu Miss Mabel Twaddl----i7 ,orth Burke, . . . - emy termf-. As to prices'and pa,yment4 a pply to Q. .4i6s for an M. D. and ' - e. of � k a PresbyteriAns an Metho- omen's Missionary Society of the .London J. Suthorland, convon,peer, Heni�all. 1811-tt . dists in the W , at can be carried on in, co- onferences of the fdathodist cAurches will Mr. Stewart, to start is first year in the Franklin county. New York, ls,,-Zolng ,to i -9 � ersigned on Lot I � 9peration. An, important step wap taken by b held in the Ontart) and Wesley churches, 16, Conceesion 2, Hay, has his cider will ready for same I course. -Las .... t nday and Monday I India to become a brid,e. Whille singing at the ConfGrencelift the decision to I appoint a i Clinton, on October 7th, Sth and 9th. A work aud will grind any day except Saturday. I evenings*,the Episcopal aino held their an'- I the Presbyterian church in h r home, vil- . field'secretary or temperauce I . I f hayo in connection a large copper kettle with re- Dual Harvest home an I il was lage she attracted the attention of a young and; moral re. g ed ogritulme of topics is in course o . t a success in i - f, a r m. () a , p): . valvingati-rerto let. JohnElder . 1814-2 every I way. The chur6h was beautifully man, who, while attending TeGill U -An- ; naiderable dis;-Iussion took place o�aration, and the Sunday school choirs . �, I over the matter of the length of the paletoral ill render a beautiful children's chaplet, APPLES WA�TED.-;Waii'ted at tie Hen- decorated with grains E ad, flowera. The ser- versity, supplied the pulpit lo� he student,, . 11 evaporator an . at term. Finally the report of .the committee, entitled, " Who will enlist for the King a' . y quantity of good soui I pe-bling mons ,Om� - - . . apples for which the higlicst market price will be V were ad and the music, I Fred J. Anderson, has ( , t d his course Fhich recommended that the �pastoral term to -d - " . paid. i : under the, leaderTsh f Mr� Plummer, was i and is now engaged in mitsio work 4W 1 ay. 1 . 1814-3 I ip ' ' : �e fou'r years w�thout restrictions instead of -Mr. James Rae has disposed of his fifty I also very good. he ,-.olleAions were bet- ' Miles from Bombay, India, I erg Mice. � , FS. -Mr. James W. Ball in- , I three,wfth a reotriated exterieiod to' five, as acre farm, on the 8th concession ' f Grey, te ter than was anticipated as the am-ount ! Twaddle goes to meet him -to eulminwte a P nds returning to Philadelphia, to resume . at piesenb, was adopted. In regard to the near. Ethel, to Mr. Robert Brimner, for his studies in dentistry. -Mrs. wiri. Mit- they needed was $200 but, ,they went $50 ' two years-' engagement by marriage. Miss financial district meeting, it was decided $2.500. The purcha er' owns the opposite betteri showing that the church, under Rev Blaine, of Toronto, accompaniesiller -on the I chell and Mrs. R. Wa'rriag are ea -ell recover- Mr. hinunds, is in a good * ' �hat it be composed of all the ministers and 100 acres. Mr. R. Dilworth, of Ethel, has -, healthy con- same kind of errand, Her fin s .. � ing nicely from their, scrious illilem.-Mrs, dition, Mr. Thomsa Watson who � was Rev. M. D. Harcourt, a1so a mi'sion work, probationers on a cirenit and a correspond- also sold the west ba, f of lot 14, on the h Wright, � of Niagara Falls - who was ere on � . I � ing number of I iyinen in the district.. Me- concession of Grey tc Mr. M. Fraser,' w= I I a runnin � a -barber shoF here for the past -er and a friend of Mr. Anderson,' 9 I � visit, returned home this week -Revii. � I I � I I tions to make cartain changes in the o"rder ef owns the adjoining fifty acres. The -same Messrs. Create Vad Hunter shook hands I - � I . y . � I : � -F � . I . aervice were voted down. The committee gentleman bat also sold lot -216, on the 3cd wibh anumber of their friends' beta at the . I � I on Itinerancy and Transfers, recommE:nded concession of Grey, t Mr. Wm. 8Wrey,i Qf I . station on wednesday morning Inat.-Mrs. . I : that the term of the General Superintend- MeKillop, 7h gets posaieeFioa next March. M edd has returned f r,om Kineardin 3, where . � I V eat should be made four years instead of -At the 'a('nnual nieeting of the Zarich she had been spending several not ft-er i ays . we a, -Dr. . � 1 qight. A long debate ensued, opposition il . 5 D '' Sale. I I Women's Christian Teinperance Union, held Gunn was in the village on Tueisday, on his I � A� ,& .& - � � � � � A F4 AAA I I - I I � I eiDg made to the motion ono the ground last week", 'the follow og offi6ers were eloict- way out to Zurich, wb(re -he had been call- . � i L 1. - I � �bat it would involve a breach f faith with ed for the current yei r : Miss Louie And- ed. -Mr. and Mrs. E. Raunie were in Lon- V L , : ! . To start the all trade moving in f till swing, we have decided 'to cut all the representatives of the former M. E. rews, president ; B rs. J. Merver, vice- don last week, visiting relatives' and attend- I I C:urcb, who had gone into the union on the ' underFtanding that the General Superin" president ; Miss Lyd a Koehler, correspond- ing the Exhibition. -Mr. Alex, Jo naton is new fall goods that 1�ave 1just arrived, for the balance of this montl,i.. !1 We have ing secretary ; Miss jus : , where ive have picked. up some most �endent should be chosen for a term of eight .,ydi.a Rannie, record- making improvements' on the dwelli 3g which t returned from the Nstern markets, I , ing secretary ; Mrs. Ma -el, treasurer ;. h6 purchMe�d from Mr. Moore.-Mi3s, Jessie Wonderful barga-' I I . q 5 ins. years. It was finally decided to, make no ' . i � f Mrs. E. Zellar', auditer. . There was a large Habkirk left here this week. to visit her � � change, but to leave the term eight years, as atte t the meeting, and the Union aunt in Chicago. -Mr. Gavilin Rose returned I I . . � I . endance a � at present. I Read these Prices in Dress Goods: ' is prospering and doii ig a good work. �' home this -week from Hyde Park, where he i I I [ � � . I , I . � - The time to elapse between two pastor- -J. G. Seale & Company, of Clinton,have had been spending a few days with big son, . TW,o hund�redi , * . �- ates by one man on any circuit waer fixed at J ll�st dompleted a ban ]some massive monu- Dr. Co'cil -Rose. -Revs. Dr.,Medd and J. S. , yards of pure wool bomespun, 56 in.; wide, all the leading four years instead of six, Steps were taken ment of Scotch granite, sar,!hopbague shape, Hendr.rson exchanged pulpits on Sabbat shades, just in for' fa , w6rth 81.00, while they last for 69c:a yard. I . I th 1 - - for an advance ia Sabbath school work� to be erected to the rr emory of the -late J o"hn evening lafit.-Our business men ,halle agreed Fifteen dress patterns, 56 inches wide, plain and fancy', all thq leading I Without discussion; a vote was taken on the McMillan, M. : P.; an d another large Scotch -to close their r6spective pl4!Ces ,of business 'Sh'ades, worth $1.25, fol� 5c a yard. I . ' I ; proposal to change the fact note in the Diri- granite. is' conigleted bo the memory of the at 7:30 each evening from O.ctobt,r lat until Another sllip:Aent of o-ur noted Black Von-etian Clotli, 58 inches *ide, � I - I I . I 9ipline referring to amusemeots, so as to late A wann, of Brucefield. They April lat, with the lex I ception of Tuesday wo for $1. 0 a yard. - I make it advisory instead or prohibitory. * rth $1.650' ! have alro erected two Scotch granite moriv.- and Saturday e7eninge, and ,evenings before � - Amendments were moved by.'D-r. Rome, of ments in U8borne to Samuel Simmons and holidays. -,M ifis Maggio' Mu�rray a d Mi�s Our $1.50 B1 cl� Venetian Oloth to go for $1. 1 0. � I - Ottawa ; Mr. Aikins, of Winnipeg ; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Poor Morrison, obe .at the' Ferguson, of, Clinton,;pent Sabbath with Fifty pieces Dro,��_ Goods, plain and fancy, bladk and colored, worth 50a ankin, of Toronto, and Dr. Allison, of grave of John King, Bayfield, and Charles friends. here. -Miss ! in& Cook returned to 60c, for 39c a Y'ard, - - t . . ) . I : Sackville. All of these having been voted Wheeler and wife, Belgrave. - � home this week, from I visi' ends in. Ten pieces pl . 0, tcz erge and Cashmere, nearly all shades - these I will go � ting fr I 4own, the recommendation of the commit- _MT. Wm. Shane, of Montreal, i and for. Taronto.�Mr. Bawdezi,l of S'ault Sw. Marie, ) i tee that no change be made was carried al- merly of Blyth, was the guest of his bro4 her- spent Sabbath with Mr.4nd $rs.A.J ohnston. very fast, worth 4-5c', for -35c a yard, � I I . Moat unanimously. It was also decided to in-law *Mr. J. RatteEbury, in Clinton,' last The sacrament of the ' or'd's sup )er - was . Thirty pieces Dre s Goods, double fold, worth 25c, fer 1221c, wh-il-e they .a f, I � i ! - I �- ! r ise a fund of $250,000 to be devoted epeci. week. I Mr. Shane wa for many years a dispensed in Carmel a rch an Sabi ath ]art last. , � I I 0 . ; I . 1 ; � � 411Y to missionary purposes. resident of Clinton.- He came here, save at, the morni ' . . � : I I . � - � � � The enthusiasm of the Conference touched ng service- The pre paratory . I All the leadi.i�lg w aves are arriving daily. : - i 1849, and sermon, on Friday after oon� was weached � � the Ifews-Reeord, in 18�5 r7 � high-water mark when the ' report of the I I Russian Zebe'linel French operat'flannels, no tivq wai,sts alike ; fancy . _ frained the building villf.-h occupies the! site by Rev.; Mr. Anderson Of oderielt.-Mrs. . � - r issionary committee was un I 11 : of the newpostoffice. There has been J. and Miss Hattie S I Loa- Venetiane, Homesp'urlg. . I der disenssion, -otherlapil werc in F,nglish roisteds, 1 A�=;,ol[l cloth, i I � I Ld old timers stated that it reminded them siderable speculation as to what year' - don last wee . . I . I I . : ! co"e : � - I th k visiting relatibee.-The week- . . � : I � I ! : I 4i-* 1, 4 #*- i �,f the good old ays when mere lack of en- building was erectel, but Mr. 1 Sbo , ly prayer meeting will �e -hold In Carmel 0 1 . - - 4-+-+4-+O 1 .ne a I i ! I . . - . husiasm was a rime. The Conference had statemWnt Bottles the uestion. ln;� IL804 he church duting.,the fal� "d winter months - . . : ". I i . . ally grasped tb a magnitude of the problem moved to Blyth, whic was then .beginning at 7.30 instead of 8 0�elodr, the change . I I ?�ith which the -hurch is faced in, meeting . to look up, the late oph Whitehead 'bay. takingplace th a w ek.-r-Mit a. Ell& IdePher- I I he rapidly gro, ing needs of the' West, and i e ILEAROYD & CO*' . �as pr8pared I I ing just erected a big rist mill there. Mr. son was in Exeter the Jfirs Part of this i I I I , I I . I . � I ! . a make provision for the Shane owne the o mercial hotel for sev- week, visiting her sister -'Mrs. (Dr.) � i .� I I � ; : 4reful and systematic overbight of the work eral years and was in all a resident of Blyth Graham, of Clinton, a'coom anie4 by he " . I n the newer di tricts. I I I r CARIDING Z"ALOCKy SEXPORTHK I I � 81 If there were any , for 30 Years and until' a year or'so ago mother, Mrs right, of'Mi i ' e in ; I � -; t 0 ' ' ' t ie a ' ( a 3 . , ( I � i _ I - 0 'ti, I h, i 0 ot 1, � p ! i I � t, ====�--� t� I � an I up Martin, w1i, b in u n 0,�t t)x 'beta in " L, R.�,Leishma I - il t 11 $ Ill ur E3 t sa , I i i , 5: 1", �s � , ,!ri � I .�� le "' I � I 1118 I n SL H I il � � � 6 I v 0 Iii L 4 4 rl � "' a] 0 " r - In y 11" I , I I I - w I C, Igan, gver t � - I � i �* � . I . i � . � � I I I i I I . I I - I- � � I � ! q I J : . � � ! � i � . I � � � i I z � . I r . I I I . I I I I I .� . . . I -1 q i I , r I ! . � � I � - � I I � I I : . I � ; � : � �- .�T I I i I I � . i � � " . : : I i I � . � : ; 4 f a 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 � i I � ! I . I i �. : .- � I 11 ! I i � . I r I I --f - -1 - � . � I I - T . . I - � � I � Re . � . --- � . . � . ,,;.Dr. Chf,-r-leR - V�l -- .di Xkrkton boy �� . ., - one mornju,� , � � -- --I -�- -- �1 . -, 'i P0 0 -- .-I Ubbanel.) 0.-- I � ,ug -her Ar 3 . ,� � briesk, r - - T -- - -Mr. vv-�-JD. ... � � - . - - , ** f..�Gjmer reside -I .. I'll , .,. * tb, It !) Vintinc-In !o . . . _, I- I -W Ed-, -4ki , - . iW I - hAsed the i -�, ,a - I -M�� . - .- �or F.uwejdale� fo I -T. H - ,�*�,ce � bas been Ju#9h � I - i W ,- .4 . I - , - z t Cult w r : - _ . � 11 . . I 11 7 1 311w9ala, . tb$�ett .. -1 � I " � t-- r - - 0 , ALre T-Isiong 11 - - "I'll, � , "r ........ -- - 7fttber, Jwr� Pete . I I,- � mr, B;ud MIT -1 m.- - � I . I - . � 11 I �- -)r J1 - I( ,4egOV, 4ar0\V1k I I . , - - . -1 . Mr. I � - .1 borlibOd - m. I I -and hs% 4,ore4 1we . - I -Tjie Gollegli , . .. r � ' :: - ford, Jhav-e getter , I - zot tie be "hi%4� ; . . . - . tl I 181sh used lot �11 - I I . . . . . � �1� f &ir1y,8uC.0e8SAfUL �� . - -- -A deePstth � � � I � that sergeaAt I I, � . eat) -C- - t- South Afri , - SUA,vu Aegg 2. � , . I - ;St maryo. � � ---- I . � . . 11 1:-6 � � � T L&die,13 � .- 'bet, 0_- � - t 111 held su . . , - I Iso 4ziek, wber , 3,e�ic � . 't , w --t - et1tw,rize , ] - . ). , I . 11 . *11 he evenluglb ", * : � .t �4 . . � � , 7 -,Mr. W* , . - - D-ownfe, has4olc . a ti, he be" in -616 , - t - - . � - - . - � par-ch"er i6mr. - I . .jtbe -botel bu�inei . I - ; 7 1 - - -Messrs., Irez - - . - i� - ,xioatea a ooc . � I - z � z , Show in Toronto � - . sna cartying.�ol I I . I -, Ims,rly $100 " = ; I : . . � � - Inadil. ' �� ' i , I -Wr. W�. -Ta3 , - . I It . Usd accident On : I- . I I I ,confine him to ti I I : - - i . - I z He was -driviul I j . I - � i , -, d i � -, _ tu)rnmg raroun I I I - , � 11 -, V1g face aud bad �, �- - I I ' � . ande - 1 � , ., - X I -Al-ex or 4� I � I 8 I ,� . .� C,rant,v 5-t. -M . 4 1 � I . 7 t6nful -at the el . � .. - Amateur Atbl6ti I � . I �- Grant, -won llirsv � - I . :. ..-� - mile running rae I I I � , ---. � -Mr. Da@el I � � . . i Aid . � - . *Ion .of Elms", . i � -1 � I , . Henry I'MU0. ol I - 4 - . , . IM a teers, thwt I ' ; - � Lo.undp. Qri� N . �� 7 - � er 01'.41M -I - . . I - - pou � nds. . . : � - . - - I -Mr. H. �L. - I - . mow about 84: Ye . - ,oldest':aud m6ab; I L r� - iown, had an,;Atl I ,which jas;3 left fill .. I . L � - :0,nj f I I .. I I : � - - �. - IL L . � . ApO.18011 18 R0110% - - I 1, � ,j*i I -Mise M: 0 L � � .� � I - ; � I . la the Maxwell . i �. � f 14 � I daughter of xr. I i � 4of that to",` WA I I 1-ast week, -at th� . i I , in montreal, to � I I ' - - empJoyed -by M* i I W Z� � - L Michael As! , � ... - Flar find Uor4ag I - I'll - I I -ford. met *10 a- � ileutendi - - �� . - wh-t ng, �, . I . - mill. A needle - � - I 11 11 I - 11 0 .. - - � I , , . � d �'of - . Va"I . � I . -Mx. Thoftas! . - rd dead,wh-& -LA .� L - - I � his brother IWW � : MeSday �afterzioon . � .1 . I � z Vome domorn froz* Arink, and owreA I in I . -d expired in i , ' . I - � - -miss Mel -� � Vith a niUhap -on , .1 I . ._L I have resulted ml I I �� -. -turning fr&u the: 7 1 L - I timber of the -ca� � bypede8trians, -a . L . . tbeculvert. :Sh I ankle. i 11 I . � - - L �� : . --� -10n6 -evening . � � � i� ,siona � r - y Auxiliary I :1 tea -in -the buernei I L i � L . i good progmmme.1 � - ! refreshmente wet i ; I - Rev. Mr� K,eoltle,� � I ;; Andattor Ira ye � I � �� . L. . I � I � -evening With , , ! . ! : -frorn � I I - romizea from . ie � �� At St. Mary . . - -he i I �on t , noining ( a i 1 4 r Downies popular I Ttahen, married I - Aungtiter of . Mi . I iG ore 4 D'o'�mi I performed, tho, ge i -1, 1: - bf whict the I b ! I . I home of -the Nid � -- - 1 4 . tilful wedding "br4 . .1 , -The .StratW . � 'of a �Uovel LWa ' - L ' � V �qL I I Aispute -over� the I Hessan. and the I I )ISO been settl4d q . - 2�w - - I 1 -as head 9r, Would pay -6755 1. � . �X . I J 1he lar�er,suww. - � 7 . 100mDanv did:::: � 0 pany did 1. , I . - . teleted for A'e - '. � . ar -than law." " i�i � . . --mary, th_o L . - I - I Urs, Joseph Jhbi . � - ried on ,-&pteui L I I . . . - I . Langan, of the < 1 7 % 4of that Plam i '�- . . �Was resplende .-t - ;.; -. . . : - . -MODY WaS ,mm I P - Pe I r . I � asters. Rev., I I L I � Aroomst='q Was -L - I ... , - kideomaid was - : - kide wag becor I i : L � travelling -suit., � . - . - bridesmaid w�oj�( . I . , I i I'll I'll, =Mr. George I I ..... Imiss'Margaret IL - � . I V-00 d, I D o W.-nie, . I'll 'tember 16W. I , by Rev.. Mr. Gr, - � home of the bri � 1. Atcheson is eng � - roller. Last VJJ . in the flour min, 11 Opened for the, z .... Again. Mr.' -and I Stratford, 'Mr. I - der -stood, in. - , a he � w 1. -A I ni t w,et � .... of Mr. . clulov I.- -Of last week, at: ; -1 d � -ug - L d& hter Mrs. ; I I I . I j ln"e -to Mr.' t � - � x Vhe b-tidie were I � I L ; ; - , vAoile -and ,chiffbi I - 4 1 - � ��"Iixted by � -� , � - her z low. -who Vare - I � � a -ad lace. The �" .1 ;.- brotbjer, Mr. ( I - � . Af ter' tthe ce rem I . L I-b.V Pwv- mr. w -- b;a�C&jt wa,� � Presents were I I . . - � e.lat to the bri4i fiff I ring, skud a pear 11 The brid� -and I ' I - . L .for London and 5 thei � - � n ir mew b.ol- I . . � z - � - - I L � . I . � - . - . . i L � I � � . 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