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I fears between the beginn . and .end,vf. tlioughl)oki g mew a I A . I I iii, to the se in, order iha% these 1. a in ' h w7n I z � - I I - - AW The figure between the parenthaes attar each in power, and that, therefore, it i I , � i vat, objeatk)pay b I . 9 1 � a so � from suffer- � 119111� , . . - ! . �� ---,..-. � J j - -- ; * I � tigation. Under the:propoa d legial"Ation, ing. .� � . _ I � i . . � I - . I . . � mom— , � I i - I -_ `4 - -I : - denot kes the p" of the paper on which 'I .be Uoloservatives that is due the gaod times we ach levied. I F _N � . - A : Bull there is a ot even ,plapsibil. ' I ! I : =049sement will be found, I I the Canadian shipper will be a he to et- his -The cattle! guard commission appoiztqd,�' I ! I jug orol!113Q . haveforsome time enjoyed. If this �waa ity to say hobMng of good, sou,ud 1sepser, case 6arJ and any abuses r amedief in a by the Dinriniou Gove.-nmen itis announ�-' � -1 t I I . Ative. H. J 4 You Ate The Judge Greig & Stewart -1 . t, - ry, ths S ore , ; . I I . XX the case then, it must ba the same no as it, I helpreteaskobs of the political quack keasonabletime. Thecommis4onistocon- ed, has fixed u�pcn Stratford as the' "place of : I a . � I refew,.--V 11 Hardware -Reid & Wilson -15 . � h is goila I . I . - - -11 i I - . � � I Ig to roteob , Very inteiest:equal- bi0- of three members. One to be aul emin- meeiing to hear a statement of grievances of . . � I L, Moving Plotur.s.-Cardn0i Hall -5 there have been no changes in the iff ,w I , � - __ I I g,atid gims . I . !!! . I , Te2cher wanted-wro. Robinam-6 1] y ith eve t' e r. I to iobbini'lof: Petet otit and long eiperience& lawye,, preferably farmers and stockmen of the counties of or - AtOre w" b, N. Gillgan--5 b 0, �� 1 - � '. Auction Sale-Richmd x ay Paul h ong st � od iis.& fs;vorlte ex- jone who has had to do with r! "I [way lbgiala. Perth, Waterloo, . I i - . __C�I'a '-r' . - such a show Of Eincerity and positiveneep. a nple of u amble nance ;' , but *r' Bruce, H'uroir and Ox- ;_ G9 ' ubbers, ,I ! . 41 Mi.;, W# Clearing Sale-Thowu Gill -5 since these contentiollia were put forth ith - * - ! 1� Auction Sale -A. Menzies and H Gordon -6 I . tion and operation. A seco d is to ld�te of the mepting 'is to be ; . I I i . - . -deliberately - i _t L � .1 . i I � i i I � I Ordered Claihing-Bright Bros still the nd t positi leaders propose I I I I ! L . ,00$ tte *i -5 So that, if it is . Old CQnBLrV&bive IL o ' . L 0 practical, railway man, posee Pi ag a gonsid- agreed upon by repVesentatives of these � ! i , � ! I - at - .� I r *, they . _ _ * - - .za � Bigger Buftess-MoKinnon & Co -6 I g I tha't fool s onci: ette would- �Mi . I � . I . I ( �� . _ I - i I - �Ve , it that, t mento, counties. � I .1 . L 'W'W IF � V A^ I J . I glam - -4 " rub! Peter the � rmer tc )a Paul the manp- I i I I I - � i * oj M.-fouday Good Rub'-ers-& Willis & Son policy we have in operation, how is erable knowledge of raffio iorrauge , I ' . Notice -miss 19,� Roaa-8 these Conservatives are now so anxi - �. _y . freight rates and railway w�rk in all its -on kriday last, a youp"an 'nmm�d � . - I J j - " I 'del qua to. fil ciurer, and I � the sa : e process rob Paul branches- The -choice of the, third member Smith a d his mother, drov, The past faw years it has been a diffizult matter to ,get r bbers hat , tboy;de-m . ' ' Teacher Wanted -Henry Trumner-5 - have it changed ? They must ei�hei have. thel manufaetu -q to' pa Peter the 1 farmer, 0 a sevea year I 1 4 A Seloct Stoek-G. R Hing -8 � I is not restricted to any clas provided �he- old mare pretty rapidly into town" from would wear any lengthof time. We believe the rubb6's tl ' zouviction C Logll-John,MeNevin-g , V I - I I . . I .1 season Ewe I . I I . I -j si I I . '��1111 . been making false representations 6 the, A!1111the time 4ether'- it i the fool 1 or the has had experience in refeien to trap Ellice, ix order to reach Mitchell beford the I a great Imprpvementi C th as regards WEARING QUALIT-r , 5 an4 nxi, AL . 1� Yew go tl Curtain Polesw-2-V. Kneolitel-8 k� 4ve, either i dt know: g better � or'think. tation. The term of office I to be" r* lo led' The bea � �. � ;a ow. Shut Off Lights-Ele^tric Light Co -,R public before, or they are following the - i " �, ten bank c . st� was sof b and 1 an, l � � - I 1606 5 11ligh Class Chocolate& -0. Neil -8 FIXISIEL W alao belieN e that in securing . I P . ir g � that. the othier fElk a don't knpw bet- years, with eligibility for r - ppointmejot, 'sea,soned� for driving, a ' as i I through it . CORY slippera-4-*, u. walis-8 Usual course of the Protectionists, and im- , tf r` ; � i . . ad he result i7 ; I � � . - I , I . - , � I I I i . on death f r1om heaet farlure ! I I teo, � : I I I I � waglixtra � ; I and no member ni�y be r except up � � . i z - Girl Waixted-Mrs tarkin-S itating the - cry of the horse laeoh' for, � . � � emo-V '. 3 J) shortly af ter iarriv - HE BERLIN,, --T E MAPLE LEAF , I F . - I I . I i � I e was no I - bc 101ret4ker want4�Joha MCNEVIR-_5 1 im-addreas of both Houses o arlba en,t. ing at the Royal stables. Ther' : I I cib�m r, lal I - ha � . . � I � Ifo � appointip'ent yet I bee - in! . I : Vag fQr fW1 For Sale -A. Forbes�b more, more. The public should knowmitichl* � . P i lade to A. mmisidon such as that o A particular blame attached to anybodi, as NO T1 E OANA JAN ROB IS OOMPANTS LINES � � ' ' � I . � . I .- .go I I . _P08 I 'on- I . . . the driving Was -I .1 : � I . - - I I , d by -Pzte ! Harnesa-M. Broderlok-S) ition is right. If it is still the old, G 6 I!phO vacane: 1 in' the Dominion, Cabinet, dontemporary is just- ,ghai we TI I et it pr ved z . . . I . 94, - Auction. Sale --W.. J. Moalli8ter--S , I . . . I . � � . -Don.inion Garment Co -5 .., !, r I , r a sof b animal. .1 : - I �'e are I gTng our customers choice of the best � - - - ; .. A- aii Wanted sarvative tariff we yet have, then, -it is- VI -1: 01.u6il by the 91tir'emcm of HOD. Mr.Tarte. We can not have it too "soon. � ,,,.he r4L ho a too much fo ? : weaiin�� bb -or-ay - g n, I � .. I i -1 I I . I ' I I . rn Ors on the . -1 . Uummi" �' . I . .1 thee now, practically, master I )I the sit a -l-:Hackman A . O'Brien, of : Stratford, I ' I dent, the World -and its friends now &siresi 3A impr � � $ 1 . . I y �f ad f6r Rub ers I.- I - Mr. � - � T' I . essic I howe4r is very strong tion and do just &B a r iarket. 14 spite of: th � great demand we've alread -a -numb . , � thap Ron. Jar t lerland will be . -they like. : "here is h while taking a couple of,pawe ag re froni, the t iis season our stoci is still complete, and you Will hav no I Itroub ix � but -Pr -n . ' .1 1! i to go one betteron their former record. i Or. . Mi i t r 'of tablicl X,Nroiks, all- moeb re3klesa discrimination it * fre,ightfl'on station to Ithil-ir hon�,ea, drove i to a a I pwor I . � 9 ___ - ' � . I the 5 . - �&"c � . � 1 . * if ib is true'that the tii,rid has been materP p I the all sides, and the people can at nb relief, which was being dug, On Daly avenue. in socuring a &� fr)m our stock, Whether your Shoes have wide 7 es . ,�� _� - I � � Ot furouAgualftor - .- P)= vaca ed by M -� Taite, I . . I _&C' I . . . . . . � . 1p . ' . o zl& # - I . , and that but there is a hope �'ab Mi- ind - that city� We of the linradis was bhrown or Marrow t es, hight, soles or the heavy extension sioles.! i �GeotgO'- I P). for'Montrelil, an(!. pendent commiss - I the d�iver -from his meat. � I I - house - .-.--- . _... - . ally changed by the Liberals, then it is self; A .r, P . . I � � - - - . ,refouta ine' M. � ion such as f hat pr9posed from its feet, and I Tt*Vo - � - I I � 11 I evident thab the prosperity we now'. or ioy� e , ayor of ;b a i city, vill be taken into - 1,3,dies' Rubbers 45.-, 50a, 5 Oc a pa , -_ new �promlfff SEAFORT'R, FRIDAY, Nov. � . justice should be done to all. The railways, The passengers also got a h d a" liking up. 5c and � ir ; Ladies' Sborm Rubbers �Oc, 550 and C :Q , � . � I ; Men's Rubbers, 75c a pair upward I D - 7Lh, 1902 . musb be credited in some degr.de to, the 1 "t, le Cabinet AL, Minister':)f Ma.iine,amd Fish- however, will oppose this. me ure wi9 thbir The back was broko� in � se ,eral places, mad paii a ; Men's Storm Rubbers, 85 up� ' M1004y, ' - I � - . I -ies !the offic, now occ ipied b, ited force, and in order,to : ib thiro�gh it had to bd,lefb where the adeid nt happe Jrds ; Children's Rubber oots, fleect lined, just the thing for, wet vc a 'pia' 1.6% � - tLa VoXMI e y blr.� Suth- . - changed tariff and the Liberal. party. TILeael 8 � . n- . I reather. ' .6-0 I -' . P � I . I 16D.. Mr. Pi efonta�, ie is � & wa ... ; j ;&14 to be e ed I � , - i I I : . ent in useful sh p I a- I , . , The Madority Still Growing. I I I rlim ill re,qui . till next morningJ The hackman says that air. � - .- injg�ht. for It . are some things our Cons ervalive fri�nds:, stro'D and ca,)il to man� 1 , o el Is . - . . I I j BUPPDr 8 osee the I I I I ! ; d - I I I I I � � I The Ontario Liberals scored another vic- shoubi explain, so the public Would � ki!Io . , � I . trong b, espeoi f I th ,rural it was' o dark that he was unab ' � -4 y t store for Ood Rubbers. I j,6�kbriage ,, g � 8,11y : ' T . . iar. ) t .Frr I - I w I i i , I members,. V17 � sewer in fron I 11 I 8 Vwwo . � . I I - i I . � I ! t of bin I - - I Ah 'I I .. �� I - . .... I tory in the election courts this -week, thras� just where to p!aca the credit due. I here is II ely V,a be�r f arrif ne, oc- - I I f I I � - C,oaerieh an , tr&t I 3f the I 1 1 1 , . . -Conductor LOW., ingm , o ord, . - - . . ed not ) t e Vot , on December 4t�, The Euglish Governm ent a B doing a �great fell off a bxia wn 8 out , increasing the majority of the Government� tariff has not been changed by the lAeralso, casion, al � . ge at J ab, two A . 19�f hi#.sisber, � � 1� z W ILL IS & - SON, -Se. 01-0. ,_ �1_ � to three. The victim this time is Dr. S. F. and it is the same old N. P., then, oficou rae, b I t by' the a rc ity of barley. Beer is an lal�l for the unfortunate p ( P1 of, South o'clock Thursday mc rning I st%�� Ut, fortun- � I . . 4 ... wh9 ibas bee I . - I ,i f . . I I . . . . - - , - . a� .of bar- Africa. And in no dire t i o: are ived no I tious iiijury., as . . - __ pse. tiX 76, , extract of tra , Snider, the Canservative-eleat for North any prosperity we have enjoyed under ib is' rn� it ;, malt i � an ex' their 'tely, re6e He w . � . I � ley his y 1110 1 i f I , walking along t ack, and di( not notice � - I - - I be. as bougj Norf0k. When the court for the trial of really due to the Conservative p r y, . h crop o I barl�y has �een a �fforts more laudable than al thelines of that ib C - - . . I . . - . , . I . a t and, 6 I reseed a out made f ,, r th i, accomtric. s teache: in our public schobl fo the Com- Monday next. are being .. 11 - business- N- . I � No efforts a arel 1. I fail rc. Th I is no in 'It onl t6e- market '. practical and edills, IOU ! C f the dation' of. ii toadway. Thi" king: that the' -nR year. I Mi � I - Orich by . : I 1111 � � I 83 Simpson _� - "I I r the petition was opened at Simooe, on besides, it having done go well for * . usef al ,�, has pr1ov ld to be to make the servi I 11 1. � . . uq, I 11 CES a au cess. iss ... die � ... I Wuesday, ib was proven that an admitted , ; to 3al a to -da, ,a d tht, rice of beer Is going . Children. In the first place 16 -large n amber track still followed the a lid Yroundf he an efficie�b land no doub)t her re- Bell, of the. Londo ion A iting z _. john. Cunni change it as the World and Mr. Tarto I ro-, . � I . - � I 0, t , , n Roaa, has I I . - -1 . _.- promi of q*ualified and cohipetent e4chers have step o to one il ide and ell to tbe iroao, engwgeme t will mee with the, approval of her cousins, the Mime3 1 ooper, durin the 1. - I I .1 . I a distance of. aboub twenty fee�.� He was both pare ts and sel olars.-Mr. W.. J. Me. ptist week, : e 'Wal k , . , , � Mies Biall is an accomp .- � I i . � agent of the reap)ndent had paid the fares of poses ? But if the tariff has been Chan oil; a l." So isa� 13 1 ent brewer.1 This ped ff and lot �OP . . I Bell -1 .,',a Crop of a le] I 1. 1� Ished . . I fiv a man, nori -resident v � 7 a rab romised to be lleen sent from'_Gr�at Brita a 'ind , C anad a bruised considerably, but oE examination it a auction sale of (arm musician, oters, to in d nee them and has been placed on a revenue instead of z y a - p I . . ypinphis, I , .. I t I I I I I ister Wd ave and, , purposes mak* I . � Ing arriage. - .1 � t 8 m6st suc�ees�� ul Of 4 during the past s6ho are now "doing valuable work there. was found that. ro bones w re broken,' and -- n I his farm, lot 10, condension'; 17, - . , At , eat.. - to vote for Mr. Snider, an,d the counsel for a protective basis, and tha' countr'y b aw pi -os .. .1 . I . , I I tcck, o I - to form a mu8i,C class here. Persons - prels � to years, 64 rtunlitply heavy.rains fell ' i Lean I I 7"A bolds a er lid u . -d at-, U Y. rey, on Fr . In or 14th.- ._1 the respondent asked that the election be 'pered under the new tariff as it, nev 0 a . le3 1, in sto'oko in anges have beea- install t, er4 in that he.he had not been inj -ed internall iday, No Farmers make no mistake in taking lessons from Miss � . when 11; stooc ' . Ding . I g a bountiful; crop of Bell. -The music at th . so, 'the Liherala field and 1disi oloied -it. Now there is l a rp . W -Y housin �� 'he ar , . - declared void wiLhout incurring the expense under the o13, then, of cour I I the nts throughout the couini I V. Tht e or- -On Wednesday eve of last week, ab re now . . ( anviy i ersairy ser- __� - �lev, G. J. ,J i . � - , 7:1 . . . i � I . 'enda J a I a g -M urnips. ',This crop i , without a d labb, the vices, in con -.-- �old fn . I L a 0. tagei for it b( remembered - off urther proceedings. The counsel for the should have th . must oloi; �;h n es are for all the obil the resideno6 of Mr. John E. Bo6okner,'; 41. neation with ! - ( ren Who, low. I tille Meth Ddigt - 1. e c I : I I a been seen in this v cinity church, will be I I �y is us a -to the war, have b6en de 1 ri ved of I � tlipir . I . a numb r of � redit, and, in addition,"it . vertonj his daughter, Mies ei C., � was argest thab ha Im dlep*Eei . r petitioner aasenting to this proposition, the would not be wise to change the pol . io ; an- _ t 8 choicest barl d in malting. This. ihg unitedin' marriage I to Mr. Simon Mehm, ' furnished by ' .- I Sol , a north U . y i is the situation i n Can , a . parents and have no one to 16 �k after ,the�n. I , or many years. -Mr. Jamee and bliss excellent vocalists froth Slaforth. i a , and i a the Un- , who-wasattended by Mr. G org( Boeckner, dary Sm�illie arrived home from the" old I . Bbip.;Who `CV court declared the seat ,racant accordingly der which we are prospering, . and rev:ert to I it d States the e is evc 11 a greater scarcit� They are properly cared for in thq� homes I I � 111M I - I I . I . I . while -Miss Emmal Heimich i sup )orte4 the ,ountry on-SaturJay of last - . � I �*_ the nle&T 1W / and ordered a rew election. The whole thatunder wbich-we had stagnation - of ood' barley, Presei b appearances ,in . .. - . I I - -X ; bride. Rev.'Mr. Blunk wa the Ing hey badl for fonr Inionthis- beeal visiting _� � I - . , I 16-flidit, __;& 14 -or Dr nd!' 9 seem established for them, and to be,edLeated - wee�, where proceeding to indicate that beer dm'nkers' wilt have to the school of the town. Mlei ; cssie.Flbet, a I i- Ba I . - wee s only occupied a few minutes. rain. Which is the right of it ? Most of , U1 ith the firab clergyman. The bride- was jecomingly - ' riends and viewing the sights and J At MA -W . ease their thi a by i Montreal lady, whowent o - _g *I , � - - � - . . , bibing ginger pop U1 I � BRIEFS. -Mrs. James R-i'd. of Goderich,is I �.ets-teltbat V, It was expeebed ihat some spicy revealations our readers have no difficulty in deterit-an- deputation of teachers, in gowned in wbfie organdie. Aft)r the core. onnie $Otland. They came on t9e steam-, vilsitin her mother, -, I I � -in 3tead of bee .. It wil lie sometlhing like ' a tter written . i I I I I . - wotild be made in this trial, as Dr. Saider ing, hub the position of our ! I . mony a wedding dinner was i ervE d. Guests hip Tunipian, and rppart rather stormy 9 -Al 1. . John Ferguson, an atio-A of i from Brandford camp, ii-ays : I I Speak ing 1 of � - . Conservaitive. birningeoftcollin' al,ating' furnace ia. � -FredGeimmhard &Ld ' ary Dupee were . ' . I �a I I , the Dutch children as a whol and compar- were pr6sent- from Stratford, 10 itchell, St. assage on the h-omeward trip.- n F.'G. . a * I ; . t b hDI d of anth &C, 0. � I - married last Thursday .an are now squed � - admitted in his evidence, when being cxam- friends needs explanation, They aius d . , I I Clements, Rostock,' BarnbUry and otho:r Naghorn had a succilissful wood be on Fri- . . -- - I I ' f , I L—L ing them with the Canadian I abildrenll they I I I . . I - i - � I . I I �1 in the-himae purchased b Mr. Gaim 'hard . . T ca U't . d, I I Uple, V�; re serenaded lay afterDo d not , iL-ed for discovery, that he had received five by either one or the other horn. hey � at le th been ' efinitely, dFclded places. The young cc . on of last! week, so he nee � . BRimrs.-� ; . �t has . do not fall far behiud. in reg4'idl to i telli- , I from- Thomas Heard. W ish themv,61.un � - . . � by the band prior to leavirl on a tri ' Worry ever liestion for the coming I'll 9 ". , -red dollaia from the Ontario Conserv- work both. I I it il�ty. � I . 0 ent the ptig Ituen'py �'f Lis. I gence and general mental p i i - couple prosperity and I �� . . .. I IM ' ' bund . � I w shall rep e' ti , Tt 4 a Owen Sound and other Aort 1111 rn points. -to winter. the f ael q* the I I been 4yery ative Association to induce him to become a . . . ga I .. j . little difficult to ge� thern* t sing q�kkly . - i __ - . � - . -is abU to s6tt lt; , 3 Manitoba, D minio a -A committee, comprishig Rev. R. N. jouKney through life,-IqrS. James �: le _. I , . i . candidat �rst received $300 and af ter- Editorial Notes and Comment P. � - the n Pa . rli 4ment. and with spirit. There is tendepov to atter�on, W. J. Fer- I i,_ . returned home last Satur ay fro '_ � � - glad to state . - . . . . _qr t the checks for these A contemporary says that the majorl I - N1 r. R. L. " R i � I � Balm, � I -Was 1. i Kipi3en. - the old land.: Mrs. Nud I is a . - I -been jefficiati ba A� I , , , , ,�- 7 - % t e enisiq leotion, . ,hard I drag all as though singing a Baker and Messrs. R. P � in a tri to warde - _! 0" ;� t ty of guson W. S. Dingman, I Welst. and J'. H. I I pent; some i , i 0 dned co I siderable, 'po icyiety told tkat it is a pipouiariby ' 'i'the , people, . I � i - in England and via -P 'ri .. me - - � -r son ad ki . t�l ; C miss, - illness, ]me ! : I - ited 1, a a, 1. lied ; . � . and I suppose cannot be ted to right ; � . h d amounts - wer signad by Mr. E. B. Osler, the Ontario Government,has been i-,Crea Kenner, has been- appoinieAl,by the trustee D. Hay,. om zoper and Convcy�ncer Rome �aad - - . I ill t and deedol drawn up. , Not ey loa d . � 'C ondelacle in P�litics board of' the Central Me odist churelf I . ll - - - I on, I co , t of I h inde . I I t � ,,' other continental cities I 3dge, which -- I . . I -,Die Xt"CJV � � . to. This was one of th� onehundredper cant. by the uneeati . ig and fancy I .1 1111M,.0,-r11,W1a�9,e111t., of Interpst. 1740-bt has been working VD, A.I. ID , T ug of i - I � itself at once. Sewing, 6D�iltil � I 6 'a r `Satur-is�y _of I k , Stratford, with power to 0 vaqs.for sub I while heocou�i ( a sea in t ' as work Qlasii:es have been th in "h�harlbor for ome . . I charges in theL i dictment, and would have Mr. Monteith in North Pert -h. . � 'i , i be Home , W I formulate,pl s for the pi�r- . . . . ho � elected. -Befor 1he ha. ,an oppor�un�ty to ckmpechcol. One of ourCa 6a 12 t�,,,t A me, and -a i esta� lished ,i� the scription4 _ and - '-%�,- -Chopping done , T. 0 " g This state Rl�sTt and S EoGs. time, left for Goderich ot�f,uesdi . been enquired in o had the trial proceeded ment is quite true. fhe by ha%� blien - I . new organ and . ome� imptove. e ry sy a he Kippen � Seaforth flour ,al- to the very stormy wea� I e un- .. -Xmim Agar h I �ians, a New � . . majaiif chase of � , ills. I I I I increased from one to two. � 1 take bia'soat I Brunswick lady, has charge swing I aye kept on hand to h f wor � 8 2 MI= Katle I el �vas unopated � by e in I ments and renovations to t '! -In Will Pay the able to do satisfactory k for ose. ral and the orign of he fund from which thi; . the elec- i class. The children ar exce&4 lzlv - e churCh. The h ghest price. for .11 khr,daTif go%%otind logs, 10, 12 wee - '3_ Vivin-ralurn a grea p ( e for. formet, it, is estimate , w I I Cost in ' the a d 14 feet long. Open to uy either in tt e , - � small majority by : , Citii, Death has -visited Our village . i - Mr. and y4rz ; these classes and show d I 'i buQh or � one or da ' . rnoney was o ained would, perhaps, have Hon. William Mulock, Postmaster. Gen, w- �� : neighborhood of $3,500 c o t of it. John McNevin, Cippen mill§. 1821 ,_I nee agam. I . I ardson was de�feated by , alro tidn court - 4t It he bye �Ielection Ill r. Rieh- - nd of ke, only working � Mr. Stewart, he straight Liberal c4nd�date. - their work. A Sewing class h. a also been � ir 8 06, while the I I I -a i . 3) latter will require an expen iture of $1,200 CARETAKrim AINTE 1). -Ten doris -will be On Thursday of last week Mrs. Daniel Me- , . been opene to thb light. A fear of this al, was entertained at a c - � - . a;y at t1b e r( )mplimentar ds ehtablialied at the town school , - � , d passed aw . � MoJI%D -TI .no - y : Mr., Richards n entered 14 protest, and after I I � - ceived up till Dea er let for th6 P ition of Leo . wag, no Ad ubt,.w strong motive on the part banquet in Toronto. tendered ' I 1�" . or 81 500. The idea is to r ise t efle sums I . 11 T my. She b d beelu'an invalid - . Ill T Ill T 0 . by the han'ging fi 'final de' . - 1, I retaker uf 9 . ' ac urch, lCippen. John Mo. for a good many years, - . � - 1. -_ him 1 � , " Ill , , , , , , , � I e . over a ye r, 66 : . elision i . - - I' ! '. - ipbion. The comm ttee will con- i�tl. A'dr . a emryan in of the -respondent to have the seat vacated . The ,by subser" bt t her! death was I I , recent outbreak of � I X ! � Mulock Club, on . Monday evening. He w&s given by the electio, court last yveek,] ' reili iousi inania N ,in aeue�liry, Kippen. I �� 1821-3 unexpected. She was forty�si : afternoon Arl . i i i ' eider the matfer and - report at a -meeting of I . yl, otars of age. I _1 t - - - and the inquiry terminated as speedily as delivered a long Epeech in defence of the confirming M�1. SwWart in his seat. � This among a section of the ioDouk4o ore '� a Atred � Don�b sk�p this; it'solve3l the problem, how She leaves besides her bereaved husband, I - � I i I the trustees. . I - . �, � -day wa.� perl possible. There are other evide leaves Mr. Rl'c irdson tit in 1 the, cold for . ' . I c n I keep! warm and Infortable 0is win- three sons. -Mr. and Mrs:, Fraser returned I 'Plea. -Ant one, nces besides policy of 7th*e Government., and - es,pebialy � . I in ManitDba, has Riven to 86�' of-lbel op -Mr. James Perrin, Of iptowel, eldest t I? IL,a : - � m � . simple. Ba I your furs fTbm 'The last Wednesday from a ry pleasant viiib .i I f Ains" -iDf X `*iob go to show that Mr. Whitney in commendation of the mana,gilmenfl, 0 . : the 1 P� resent ' 46�liamen ry term,' atl any , p Go�e nmep , and � - these wh 1j " f 18 rate.- ' Mr. Rich rdsor) I ntered Parlia: onents. of the Dominion brother of Mr. B. Perrifi; B�flin,� met with E McFaul Go., ,Seafo �.h, whose g'arantee to Listowel, Durham and I ther places to the � I � .. ,f '_ I � . ment � an ace Is , I 9 .. _J V1 is 8 � Ken 11 le� and hils friends, Eotwithatanding their de. own department. ' Ire made -the. leasi especially those who are U61 n � id nt which proved f6tal, on Satur-. m ans cash back to a � i . .tkaj , , f lef , ii 9 as a�. straight bib ral, bu he did nob ihitch , the look- V buy�r. north.L-Mr. Daniel 'McD�nald � t f 6r hi's . . way� , day night, last.' He� had ir I , dissatiafiA a been fll- i . i I - bel4n in Berlin on � - I I nunciations of the Grib elect -ion macbine,� a . lonouncement that this year, for t 'st .up. -well with! on.'Mr. iSifton and other out for a chance to get a slap 4 tbe Minister : a: e, :rich Furs, relal * cold home in Berlin on Mond apen .11 . Vol : . I �. I business and from there dr "'e to- Roseville ay, Af r Ing � � . . 1. I had a tolerably active machine time ,in the h-ist(,ry of the country, the P(st western Liber' is, 'arid pis inde'endence I of the Intezic' . . .v loquishero, and 'bwil 1 be difficult ]or you several Weeks with fr: � ' - I .�.t wark - in Offide Department will have, . . � -to.** I e looked � o I p r, tinder whoa C barge these -to see his brotherq. Arrivill In t e evening . iends in deeich and � � - .1 - I i a surpltDs of - caused h n 'as a " black I I o find a 'More varied � stock of Jackets, Bayfield.�Rev. J. McNeil, preach - im - I to Ader's majority receipts over expenditures, amounting to i . . in's he too a"I j6ntern to B, as, Raffs, CaperineE I and other ortular teresting sermon on " It -'is lAttitude towards - � - obol t4 their own interests. Dr. SrA , I people were brought to C&ne�, , an � excuse at Mr. John Perr � �, ed an in D�ATH�-1 . Blieep 3) in the 1, beral fo d, and .there won'b 'a �, . . ' - th I i at the last election Was 23, and as the con. $5,000. This ii a good record, especial] . ' for heaping censure on the -Go' roui t and see to put, his horse In a ba* stall A few t I I I I � 1PI-1 Social Grievances," takitig forl his text, .. I I ,of U - -ne, ) when we consider the reductid Y_ be any tears 61 ed on occ(�Unt of his i doyrnfall ' I erl , minutes later, members of the fai nily went - I Ungq. i I I . . - � n er 1 4 i . 'I Was �ne of ft. ,iC I sasociates. i cation "Speak so my brother th�tl he Idivide the A . stituency basbeen Liberal since Confudera- in lAt by his old poli, I , ,especially on the Minister.' '.19 soine of out to aiis�at hiini. . They fort the stablei * ItB OPF,11,41XG SERVI(ts.-The deqj . � hood for == . postage, and shows good and' economijal � I I I I I _� in I ; I . i __ I I - I 6 n re-ppening ' ! L%idi I Aid -has I 11 9 f I . . . I , I VU y 1 -a .... w � I , ! � i I . :H cei vices in cona I I I '. gement on the part of Mr.'tMulock a d The Hamilton Times Vema � � conscious. been -organized in St. Andrew -'s c rch with . I coming on it will return to its old those under his direction. , rks -. rom , iater sbould be dismisse . horse, un a had !been � kicled on ection with St. A#drew's �o eleati F a ab onee. &W I � � Tnor ing. B- i lalloverthe couxtry cc i cry I I I .- ; . ;James -1 -wide - r, Ms tion, there is little doubt ,but that at the mana -411 i , these people talk one would V iak th Min. darkness and Mr. P rrin.lyillng b'ehi d the of the the now school I bom a d inheritance with me." - . I es the � thab I .; , I the head behind the ear. . Ch. irch will be held on. Sunday November Airs. J-. Fraser as preside 11 I " - love. . - I � 1. � I i j ever, the case is not so bad a they �vovld The lantern . was 16 ,h, and promises to e Miss Reta - . i . IN � � Our Conservative friends are in the ba 'ti labor t? carry" e g,, a nte*rprises of have people believe. It is W e that Aodt sma8hed-. He never iecov4i�d- conscious- . I most inte�,eating. Fergueon, Ist vice presid tit I � - I aevegal y1eara . ; I I I � . ' . of talking a good deal about the .doings'of this era of un8x In I . i I thousand Doukhob ness, dying at 11.40 o'clook Sunday nigbb Rev. J. (). 7ollo" B. 'A., of Windjor, one Stanbury,.2ad vice presid0t,; I 4ims Ches-' - I � . aur -Ve -the -A An Explanation Needed pled osperity is scarce. � one or� oi�tt o. aboub heven ' ,�'. VA; # I - the Grit 11 election mach : In NorLbe I ; I n th . , an& I have, He leaves a, wife and family-�[ Ito �Ourn his of the most eloquent, preachers in the ney, secretary and treasurq. Tt e toFie for . '. 'Mr. , George ine;": although as rn 0 t rio railiviay construction is - terrible death. I church, will Conduct the servic the young --',people's meet�ilng lait Sunda .1 - - The Toronto World, the junior organ of . I I : I � I I l6f r, their holdings and are tra4j ng through . I I I - at 10:30 1 y - the Akl6cleased far as the able � to aho�v , for lail'ok, of ha'P'dS. The Canada , . � I t . 7 Rev.'F. Larkin; e , h. y ha 7 ib delayed I. � a. irl, , and p. m., and ' v�ening was "'Foreign M gioni.11 Mrs. - lieVuboris, v. i j, I . the CoUservatbie party in this Province, as not been much in evidencd duilina the Copper Compa y a seare Ing I - t I the country looking, as they si yo for Jeaugo ; B. A,, of Seaforbb, will preach at 2: 1 in the Stanbury, Mr. James Dalgetyland Miss Me- - . 11, i b for men. ' The airid, they ref use to .return to ales. ; Wroxeter.: ' � - says : . 1 0 1 1 , i I - their h � ;� i aft �rnoon, .Special muei will ,be furnished Kenzie gave interesting sidjresiie�. I numbor-who I , � ! El � � their offaty a . I Exeter clemel The difference between Mr. Tarte and his ,ho w Clergue concer need rn�re. Soon the big of Toron- by' the church choir. Spec a . Iiist election. Results, however, also r I � i ', These people have also turne live" BRTEFS.-LThe Rev. Dr.. M � ' ill I now factor of Hamilt , h wi nee hou- � . - i 6 up at ea I h - i - - ,.- that there must bava been a Conserva. � � 1 stock loose an i profess - to be] tove It - to bis to, occupied the pulpit in th6'Pr:sbyterian � collection path y Of -tb e � leader, Sir .Wilfrid Laurier, turns on 1he iea w! I be taken service in sid of i .� - I NOTEt". -T sands. The o&l6ok is 9 I I � : sinfulto eat' or wear anythin, made from church on Sunday. -David blartin has re- , thi buildin' fund. Z-Ahe followilaimon- I ,- -- discipline with in a party. Sir Wilfrid - said tive 11 election machine," and d I pd . for a bus ; time u I 9 I � 0onstanc . i we fill I y! ps, and th I . . lit %ave the products of animals. B t are pe - turned from is visit to the I eat, a fowl au 'er will be Be - � I : be 1held .( . more 11 . having' day � , mything that it has done a good deal e - P iFved in Your money and our a rz are equally r , that .)Ldr. Tarts should not say P 4ext year.' no istut'ance. recovered from the effects of his serious 11CM th4 , I . .. . -less he was authorized to cution thari the Grit machine. . � . I I -ki to; be fol. good. We nei mo ... he ' =t from 5 to 8 O'clo, about the t ' that t 'Me" fdCuly harmless, and create e added sugar eet �aot'og,rM', the , ariff un The electi� 17 ad t e n y an � ,in cement factories and ma 7ot 'or industries ! as they march through the cc itry.. e., cident on his way out. -Mr. W. C. Hklza I, I you need - R,ev. J. G. 8 e . I IT i lowed by an interestimpliterary and usiedl the Furs, let us exonah The� if , London. will do so by the head of the Government and courts are the places to find oup where t � 1i are the only sufferers' from th rl folly, and wood is th guest of'relatives at Proton. ; I I � go. you are � hip. colleagues. That is an issue within the machines have 6en working. ' in Canada are hampered 11 ��or ant of help, 1 .I I . a :,, 1! entertainment. Addre�ses will be do ivered not more fled we'll I exchange 1 A Arty, of Y� The London ' I it. is likely they will soon eit � etleav I . than sa'Vis . I I while thousands c f busheli of wheat are rot- ' the Qumberly mecting was held in the Methw 'V Rev. J. C. Tolmie,' Rev. F. Y. I arkin, - back. It simplymeans t �� Jon - party. But ,there is � greater issue, and Advertiser gives a statement showi I I I � ng tl I k country or settle down to a ra�idnal " y of dist church at Salem on Sunday. - i is: W`10 have an Voeliday : that is between Mr. Tarte and Sir Wilfrid nornterof'Liberals and Conser tizg in the North1west bee 6uee cars pndl men , I The Rav� ane the neigbboring c1frgymen, Mr., leorge * r, ! yatives thi I living again. If any blame at �alches t ,the , Mr. Cosens, of'Bruesela, preached in 'I . - exceptionally large stock ,of handsome Furs. ffiwk�, and ti Laurier, and Mr. Siftou can not be g6t� t remo ) it.' In fact, so th,3 Ma,_,',wen, M. P., Mr. Robert MeMor 'e and , . iand Mr. Fielding, have been unseated by the Ont4rio election I Government it is because they did nob They are right in �lrice and full� guaran- � I imand for bor ow to the muse church in the evening. . - heyl, report I - 10 , , The choir are making speci teed. We are aftqr your trade 5 :so Come Ytsn�ger Stei and this is the i9aue tha� the people of Can- courts' r,ince Confederation. 16 is - shown great is the A - -Crossby Lackie left oth 3ra. I pre T I Ing the p6rrest of the ringleaders,of 1 �the disturb. for Cargill last week' where he has secured part ions � an will f rnish an ei,_ellent and see, as type can't tell h ' iberals'have i I I ali the Fur - '- - ada are watching�whether the tariff shall that 39 Conservatives and 36 E . rush at the mabu�&Cturinji essablishmentg of i ance, bhose who worked on i0e feelings a situ __' 1 was i1a town be revised and made adejuate in the direc- been unseated by the election -the coi th 't in some T*,"laces it is, difficult , , an is visiting relatives mu i al programm : I 11- I . ation;-Joe. Cow � I e. I courts during L I of their unfortunate - brethren � an story. The E. -Mckaul Co, � I . � ., Seafbrth. - Credlyl.lton.-J. o, got a man tojc�b a cor . of wood or al wo. I 4 d brou#ht . in Lindsay for a few *eeks-Miss Townsend, 6TES. -Farm'pro .��y in this v cinity - . tion of protectingCanwdian industries. Mr. the time named. The Tory. "I machine " � � them to this demeiIted state. These rascals of Tor onto Junction, Ivillited the village on etil 1� 1821A - on xqonnay Marts wants a Canadian tariff for Canadians. hea,da the poll. . man to do a day's_� washialo. And yet, !not- . keeps changing haii.da. The late t deal i --- , 4 , : should ab once have been irrested 1 and Saturday. -Mrs. A Scott is at.present seri,,' LOCALS. -Last Wednesday afternoon a waa,hel heri � � - withstanding this' n rush foe the � I a Sir Wilfrid Laurier,and those who side with . - . ; uncomMio . I . I � � is t36 purchase of Mr. T. M Forsyth's fif ty .. !. � � ! I . , bundledoutof the country o I ace in ously ill, suffering fromIthe effecte of a . number of men and bo5 a, composed of . i . _4 I 1, � him, say they object to any minister in his The f &cility with which the P4emier deaj r products of our manufactolilies, some of these i . f all -__J acr i farm, by Mr. Win. McDonald � I pret �-1 - . I - manufacturers are crying 1 out for. In : solitary confinement for a tim ill hey Frank Mitchell, of Turnberry, has movedi Thameq Road. This ill an excell I j �f the Methodiets, Presbyterians, linglilcans, Ba I d ay -A �4 ore'ipro- I I Untill p- . I - - . ent! - , &!nia I not his household effects into Wm., Rutberford's' an� the' irice paid w1h $3,400. We wel. cabinet saying ho. The people qare very with his recalcitrant colleague Is set fort i a came to their senses. But this 'n hirm, tists, and every other den�minatfo Kinst1rian hos little about the constitutional issue,bat they F tec tion in oider that theii, prooperity � and , I I I , a repro- I ! I . to be wondered at. p - � �omi, . as follows by a contempor t" Sir, vyi - ih! These ople, b(fore setited is this -locality a�aemblldd At -the : - n ary : eir profits may �e increa6edE. ' - � � reaidence, Qaeen stroeb.-Mi�s Smith, of,- -con ,e Mr. Mel) _4. His � . I ! I � ill � 0 - Id t ir neighbo; hood. . take a Ivge, interest in- the,.tariff issue. . coming to Canada, were groun :under th HamilLon, is visiting her cou6if, M . church ,grounds to r&is"e he frame of the . I toatitiue the I � I — - i � e iss Tenal' M ,'Forsyth, inonmi� -ou � - � (rhey are going to vote, not on the conati- trid Laurier arrived in Ottawa' Saturda r I _r burn, h�ats purchased i ie 100 I I I - . 0 �,oubb accurately ; oppFesaor's heel for generatio is and'. `er Smith. -Grge: Frend.h left forlObteiviille,on; acre farm Of Mr. Robert oininatioas 1. I I , Murray,, 3r( con- I . tutional issue, bat on the question whether evening. He received and repliel to al The Picton Times n I I . new sheds. The fact of'all den � � I I � kept in . the densest ignorance, n� it no a urd.ay, whorls he has secure4 a situation" nesi ion of Tuckeramith -9 �], the coining to help, eurely ind: ileates the unani- ; I the Canadian tariff shall, be increased or not diagnoses the true! inwar( as of the arte . This iii on f �lihe OI& � e t4ie city hall , T surprising that a few of them 3 uld b� led in a general store.:-A�' A. Est . :1 the people when a good ailrid -desire- __ . ' in the direction I o I � i shipped al flae3t farml!li ty �coubt*, if not ' �pisode: when it says : 66, � y in the townsh be 1. I � - . � er I I ogresau � . in the presence of a Is "D I I 0 - load of wood'to Toronto last week. -Mrs. mu h improved by Fbe,ter buildings.i The of -indicated by Mr. Tarts. addreEs by the city council at I ip, and These are the two issues. The politicians rge audie�nce of citi- As f or ISI r. Tarts, I astray by religious heresies, no I h w car able movement is in pr in. : After the - ing it� the pez it would be takino h a big , order of I absurd. This is all the leis our r,sing. hen' Black. of Elora, 'is the guest of her eon, men had straine - - can toy with the one, but the public, or in ;zens, irrespective Of political tendencies, an i h, jintelli- ,sing. . -i .their every muset- a in put- 'InAga, , I [ - I , . - J . ;pri e paid wag Mr. blur if I Tyland - ge, . � I we c6ndder that some of our P con try, H. Black. -Mise Mary Sanderson has re- full,possession i 87 ' 000 r . gives ting in place the heavy timbers, th�y gather- -year. . Deleem other words, the people, will vote oa the was e8corted to hig residence. �He bad a nee at too great disco''at to thin � k that I people, who have enjoyed fbe 11: ad turned from Hamilton, where she. b as visited n Marc:h.-Mr. Jose] UP' ed in the. basement of ,the I church, where a - � � more important and substantial one, which. ' he;did not know e was 1 transgress' sha, 1, who disposed oL his property i� the I I., I yea" 41ad joh concerns their pockets and their interebt3. , good supplyof suitable provisions !were pro - Interview with Mr. Tarte at, th houi Ing an vantages of any people', in the world, low for some in,on%his,-C. Forest Sloan, Inspec- vill iige aud purchased % residence - i 2lHen laud, whlel�e h Be 0 1 � . I I � � . I Sir Wilfrid has raised. the constitutional the latter on Sunday, -ib bein derstno invariable rule. �� ,, e assurfie that none,knew ! themselves -to ba led away b�' bowey alm, ' - - vided by 'the ladif s inter at d . hurch ' 7 e U I . I . ' SpiritualismAnd other such idea ii. It i. not village last week. -A load of young peopI . - ral. -The a 1 -12 P _ 9 * tor of the Mutual Life of Canada, was in the sall moved there this week with his: � Stone tim that important affairs of state rai amonga�� it better than he idid. �Ut it is polisible - work in gene &I �iloys4rlsull per - � -F W Bi I I ; t e We regrdt:very much h�sing such goi . � . Is p ple I . � -- stimoted his, value. He may I - zena as Mr. and Mrs. lUpshall, but o can I The people will'Vote on the latter issue. . . - -n - issue. Mr. Tarts has raised the tAriff issue. those ' works of necessity ' tha are -4o- that he overe * fair, either, to condemn the attended the concert given iz;i Wingham, i will be held by the Caii i Order of For- -- genewl ii�;�; ' ,iFcii�t;i � prescribed by. the decalogue. ( Mondly' I for the foolishness of &few. Tile D o t�i bo- Friday night, by I esters on the, evening of We'dueadw, Nov- - � , - the Guy Bros. -D. Myles, he' ritily recommend th I Tbron�o, is as Ilea ties, and th m I . a' I om to the' got Id, peo. . . . The World does not exactly state the he met his cc 0 e . 0 went t( have thought ib t he 1 was indispens- I bore have already proven , that they ave is spending a few weeks with fi�iends in To- ple of Hensall. -The ne rweather ) -the ember 126b. ' After the oyster Bupper an - - 1� �of .suich -an im j r' . 6 that t ere was no d&n- � m House to see His xcellenc able ; and bein i, � pas � week has given thel fariners a Chance to � -V, . within them the elements of g0c doe re. ronto.-John Hupfer has sold �is residence pas . I case fairly - between the two sides. It is I I entertainment of the highest ord Will be 'in the'world. . The remainder of - the story is told in tbc ger of his leaderl :4cercisin � extreme aut4or,,, ! In facb, those who hav&gone a ray nban- t given. Any one 9 - . . � j o Mt. Sanburno ofTutnberry.-Miss Lizzie get up their roots and t9 get their fal plow- 11 . � I . . . . - - correspondence which was made; publie�. ity ; that there ,would be annual feast in previou. . . quite true Mr. Tarts says ,he wants 94 Can i at 8 1conceEsions both" doned property who ha � atte4ded thi's - �* a yea) � � to the value 1 $30,000, in Bunston virited at her home in Ford a yeafawill �ao doubt to � bli�rd -,c adian tariff for Canadians. BaL, it is not the time." . ways viith enough I Oil lwioh 1 ing done, and as a resu�it our villai e has I � - show of pt�6te6tioa to-' addition to their lands which I ore 'given . over Sunda�.-John Gofton left for Musko. I been unusually quiet. avail themselves of another � oppor�unity to . - day� I He Is . I � � � I I , . � � a I � ___ � i enable him to poin� to it and lo indicatel Wern by the Government. y of them ka on Saturday, where he will Ispend a f-ew J sr., is busy buildi ne brick' rei id ence �Iave a general good time. -Servicel was held 1 oll.' 1 1 : ng a I - , Railways E Oa ly all of weeks hunting.-Miso M. Stewart, of Wing-' he - in Kinburn last Sunday night, -owing to it � �� Orge _. Vilfrid Laurier, and " Hor. A. G. Blair, Minister , hat be, had do�e. I There was no doubt a � had comfortable homes and 1C wwd. correct tu eay that Sir � � 7n -Mr. Andrev Bell, . I I those who side with him,-- " objects to any of; w � 1, L . I farm d conceeFijou, Tin, 11 � as I � on the 2n er- . ! . I � a C%biaeb saying so." ip said he I e �n 113 In P , , . Minister "in 1A ,sometinie me e of aseuranc h i d that Me place ' them were comfortably clad. ey io� Mn I ied being quarterly services on t I he Circuit. .. 'W" � - on his recent western tr �� came.to ham, is the guest of ber sis�er, Mrs. G. i h, which it is expe ed will be occ t,duCk I I 01 � � # - o! '' What was safe, and that TaXI would in some 1 this country ,three years 3� Ago u il�ttl out any- Harris. -Daniel and -Williarn IKaake havo by is, son Andrew at ortly.-Mr. Tbomas Emom i residence, whi Mr. Tarte wants is not - a C�Lnadian tariff in his dreams saw the Intercoloni;al Raitway way, come out 6f !his mil ummer vatiaina. ! thing and the fact th h )1ve thu. , ac- . I i 1'� . I . e teturned from Paris, where they' have spent . Ril y, w h o for many yei 4ra - i i . - plo and Mi 11 extended clear across Canada, �iving the tions as one whose i monitO Us Could nob be ' cumulated so much in . so short i I - I was a resi eat of Harry Ansley., . f Wing- - - I ��. �a�wlll _ e tb-ut ' for Canadians," but a tariff for the special . i I . - � a time' at the last five weie4a.-The annual meetiogA thi vicinity, but Who has been living ilk the -George and to Chatham,1 to � t , � -1 - de . the Metho-- paddle:1 witU. way, owned and eon- !en trusting least speake to their credit. : , the Bible Society will be held I lead the n manufacturers. trolled by themqelves, carryin i In I nei hborhood of Lbudon for some tim , paid I Canada Business benefit of certain Canadia' people a national high disregarded. 1�e inay hav � b I 7 , . ham, have gone a; ; to the weil knowni kindneag ard ind lqent i : � �er College, �.f that city. , i Sir Wilftid Laurier, on the other side, says . g prodade. at consideration O � he Premier. He - , had 7— I I! . I I dist church Thursday a; di�ig.-Mrs. �J. I a fl ing visit to ;friends here this week. 'George was gold med � - resir 1-lurleight � � . I 11 I i V : I 11 I I I I I I � �1: , 0 �l q,6 tio � d R th. � I I �)hjiii a I I .& 14 I ri , i , It � 1: 't, 8 i - Ee , � I 11 . , , i , ba t 6 I I M � i , I � 0 1 ) Ic I V., � � a `� I t I C i I I I .1 � t 1 1 1i e t1l], I i I �1� 8 � , i � � "I ,I,, il I � I e�198 6 t 1 1 1 1 i av I I I � live for Sault 8 Le. Rainor bpLs ib that Mr. Riley intends be- ' I __ -cured. He - h � , . . : departm I - arl feelin I . .... expe sea. Hd evidently been le is wayin that I Notes, ' Marie on Thursday, ,where t!hey will in coming a resident� here again.' . - I rates that would pay working - :4 . I . ,, I . Hupfer and family le ' allat In the! business we now have " a Canadian tariff for Cana- did not believe the country would feel the� direction[,; for Hs prinei . ' Perth i ; . ; I . � we , ant last June, and will n1ow take . hapd. f, - dians,�' and that . . . defence Js thab -Lasti week the Maxwell rm, of � Sb. future r?side. I . - .would up the shorthand course. ;arry iq .an VX- . - , before any member of. his I I I i I I . . � remind all of We anniversary servlees� I ,-O* meni he had pri pa . in tho � U I'll, I 1. � I Cabinet publicly advocates fo burden,- and did not consider the scheme too vately a ad 'Vub�,,�wy talked pro. ,1 Marys, received an order forth'; ty car loads i Me hodist church her(, , public school teacher of-Huiron cou ty, and � Windsor was r a change, he visionary for f 41fiinient." . Sa says a cont6m. tection iii Sir Wilfrid L urier'e presence ' of machines to be ship5ed to R 11 si� I i on Suiada�' and will enter"the business dep�rtmont.j � ; � is. , - . . . , must first have -the consent of his party porary, We are doubtful, howe�er, if Mr. without iticurrho n,, 4is di I : .Walton j - . I ; el of ,an offence I � . � I . I I 8 91a8ure ; and that I -The organ. in Sb , ames ch Xch, Strat-' New stock of Goo. A. * 81 t r shoes for -_ - .� .. � ,andry I was Sl Leader and his colleagneli. this is a case in whiph h ' $1,000 and men Juab a;vAA I & � Mr. Tarte start- Blair ever made any .'snoh sbat�)meDt. Why I elmilly have mistaken ford� is to be re -built at a cost ! m_ i I I I . I I . e n cea YOU ye 811 . mples i I . - lk-ingsiaon pe .. . i . . ed a carnp-Aign for a, change without recei should the people of Canada be .taxed that his ,leader's indulg1ence for; % licenae- to go ' will have either electric or pn, timatic.! in our south %indow. W. H. Willis.11016 agealt for I - i lashes,, twelvt I iv- the people of the Nortliwesb sho farther. That he aid not have his reai�loa- i tion. I .ACT -shoes and Granby ruob � I . � - - ing thi uld have � I Geo. A. Slater' i I 'W'61ve In a �s consent, and in ,,Ilva I -e. made his their products carried " at rates t'4at wo tion ready to be I aOceptsd 'I I or not as I the -The Sbandard bank Covetousness is an excus'ahl . : . 1b yi . I - I - - stake, ' * ' uld I . have l4sed prem. sin for wo. . Big � Slau hter Sal le �� took.his.senu fatal Mi I -lad he applied for this n- pay working expensels'� only ? Prime Minister i dpon hi ighb ises in, the Hesson building, Stratford, and men who are admiring the� ha dsome Furs . � t This sort of i � arrival ni� I . I . . seat, and had it been refused him, t alk may do to tickle the 'ears of weatemers, choose showed that. the mcist 'dista I ' -Thomas M � hen e � I I . nt from wil opan.a branch -in that city a soon in our store and 'Windows these lays, It is. 0 j I I . - eltize,4 of LOU could hikve-.�retirad from the Cabine but it will notgo for much with- sensible himofthe probabOities washis dismi�ssal'the e be fitted � 7� a needlesR sin, however, for Ithough tw . W GOING ON A -oVN0w,-- I last., I � t, and .- . I , 1 4 . I I , pr mises.can . . - after his ret,irement I' - people. . . I from office." i . I I -Duriag the night of Monda ast,,so'me Furs'are fiale-quality, fashioned in the m4 0 1 1 . :1 Oft -a Wi, is would be fre- to ad- I : . ; i 1, ,� � .at - . - . � _11;170.0w. He� y . I .t-_ - 1 , I unknownperson entered the 1- approved styles, the i I ithin yOr � � - . _m Vocate any: tariff qieasure he thought fit, Hon. Sidney Fisher, Domint . The Lond cii i � I . w office ' prices are w , � - I - of 4 Children� . on! Minister Advertiser'z says : , :11 The Messrs. Dent & Thomp'a'ou, of ifthell, a easy reach. The at ! � y - -.11. - .- additional to, . . � - I � I Domi i� their typewriting achime , a �d I large and varied assortment of Jackets and - Ledrovd , , ar.own Hollse . .. irrespective -of the 6pinions of his leader and of Agriculture, says that * oub � f severe, Dion Parlia mletli, at th0 coming session, carried off d ock represents a ver - V r M V 0 1 1 : I 0.01; . ; tutions. Will take ,� it has not yet been recovered. : I � � . - . I . � - up one Of the 6ost im lortant i S � � the other members of the Government. But thousand Doukhobor settlers in the North , smaller Para that we can guaira tee. The E. I ; I . arys, soil of Mr. 1 �.. McFaul Co., 8eaforth. 1821.1 1 - i, t,.N:)X] X0.9, � � I '! _e part of tho above quo.tatiGri west there are only two .-of --three; hundred . I I . I I - - . - EX:T�_ i � this is not ft I p � -E. Taylor, of Sb. M i - i f 9 Ki 1. Jur. la . . questions that c6u�d enga�b its attf)nt�ou. Taylor, cutler, meb with a nasty cident, on - I 'r � � t d which: we wish sr' . � I I I I NOTES. -The Workmen's lodge, of this I ! ... 11 � ,ecially to direct at- who are affected by their peculiar religious We refer to Mr.' 31�ir's b for the appoint. last week is father We are bound to sell the P I" ill. i Friday afternoon of I � Tono--n-0 I , tentiOI3. ' village, purpose holding a concert on Thurs. 9 ods, and we will cut the price of sonke lines �Graud� -a ,on I aberationev and that the remaindeii ment of a railway il was filings croas-out saw which 11was fast1en- - da evening next November, 1�' near y in half. I , . - � are bon - . ,ommiss On. This legis- y I th, in their .1 - , . . . . I . of yea I of agitati I ang, t6p. I - buno'h of %birl . it will be noticed that the. World agrees eati industrious .and law abiding' and will lation is the resUM on, ed -in a vice, when the 4on came ball, for which the very bestj talent has ', I See our table cf heavy Iffo I �Spuu -and Freizes, worth, 75c, 85C &1nd 'Al, � -class. one � . I I ' I ill take . I : - 91 with Mr , pad and fell over it.. The docOrfoundl-it been engaged. Among those wbo w I ; . - Tarte, and thinks til" %ke most valuable citi points arising out of thf grievane a of pr I whi le they last 50c a - I I old and aoul at the tariff m izens. He �180 � oducers necessary to put ten stitches in he mus9les p Tard. L . I I L . i . , 3 should be largely incre' to the fact that the Menonites, and shippers aria 'I the I#a iequacy the i of his right arm. art is Mr. White, comic vocalist, of Tor. - ' � poultda, isold A . alied. ,And it goes so' *' bo were i , I of a I onto, who is a whole host in himself. He We cleared ou�; a's ecial lot of - Silks, and when sold they cannot � be re- . . - I . L e ��l fo �- I I -On Monday of las . P -Service far as to say that if Sir Wilfrid L%urier will Prot considered a failure Nvhen thoi sattle(i present machin 1 for �� dealing witi, , )ad �is- 'will be assihtod by the beat local talenf pea cd� I � � ... . I eoly e - in rax"nfla n"A - U . I . .. . � L. v�_A 1-, . � ortune happened to pir. VVEM I Vo6k . urt1 I I I o are Or the swe kin- these grievances. �t is &I r'dioal ste' I This will be the concert of the season &Ed Black Taffe"ta Black and olored Liberty, Plain Sateen and Surahs 6"A, -,, f not do this tl� e people will step in E4 the dred as the Doukbabors, are now!, anion . P, and ' near Bornholm. He was having i, r III " J MV&Tbe poo I .get . ng should pull a big house, -Hallowe'en paEsed I . .1 ; I . a at c,fta 'ges ,in th,e rl�tla- when -the sparks from th "" to off very quietl�in our village this year 0 I - 1 - 37 Z06 - first opportunity and relieve him of the re. the most prosperous may involve very rie all A, 'at the one 39c a.yard r youi. choice. Some of 'these li-�es are - citizens.' They hav . e engin: E b e i: 0 price, I . d faim all the money ineed byL the tions bet irailway I comp3.nies an . o � sponsiblies of C-ffi I -w ill repl - Paid back Sadv' Uts - LNO i -_ 4 ce, and 9 Ir wor: 75c a yard. K . : f � . ace him Government and -bou hLb the la� . Ili( i � . .1 I d i the barn, burning it and all it � ute mischievous pranks were perpietratei4, Flo i ' � I � L self and his party by others, who will in. 9 d upon the public. I le ,'Commiasion will� hE`6ve The sepairator, belonging to Kann r Br,os., that our peaceful and law abiding citizens One special lot of Alen's A eced Underwear, woo - � . which they live, and as an eviden I . � . I I � e I fleeced, Worth 60cl- 1 1 Crease the 06 of the I z I was also burnt, which will be a ilse iOU8 lose . I - tariff &a the I sweeping povvers�-larger it is said. than 11 ! - were saved any unnecessary ,anno mnee our out price 39c each I ; . - - . ry busy.,, . . . . , . . T04OXT01 , World and Mr. progress they have made in other spootq, I . to them, as they were ve f y I L I . . � I or inconventen It would seem as if the . L I lugs wen li ; I I L Ce. . Tarte desire,- Now I those of any similarlbody in ithe worM. I I I . . . I , it does not require a Mr'L Fisher points out that they h4': e now I � I I I Ib -Oa Wednesday of las Mr. JE, �r- old time frolieSOMOL gambols which were , L . - Gents pull doiyn Caps, travellers' samples, Worth 40c, for 19C ea,olli. . � - . L . . - . �; - - j two repreantatives in the Provinci4l L . I will have authoiriq,Y to C�4ssify railway t, �.. Butter, Eggs and dified Apples taken as cash. i � I lang memory to recall the position taken by lature of Biith,h Columbia. egis- son, sr.--, of Hibber was blister to iz, e b carried on in by -gone days, on this particu. ', � i L I - per for 01 the World and . I I I traffic, and fix, control an4 rejulate the I out of the rain, when he in lar evening, ba ' - *+*- I I - At most other Conservative . I . fell, hirs com. ve in a- great measure been __ - -+--#$ # 0 $ $ 1 $L0 I I ,at to '70- a li - - - . , 1 - - T � - � ; - -rates, subject OnI5 to an apo.eal to the Gov- ing Isharply down on the top of a il which die ensed with. Surely th 1 � . o papers at the last election and even since The 33 ernor-in:Cou . �a.lr: p 6 ,pung and I per Pound. L , nei ,I (i ; � � � .. then. They never grew folly of the "home mark4 pry 'I � in'J order to safeguard the be was carrying. The'pain was !acute, I u b rising generation are wiser in pill res Highe'sit Pr , Ce ' or - Pr_Qduce. and 9 to 10c-.� principle of. minik erial responsibility, � It! is he did not consider the injury Of a ver�` than . pect - . Pa ild f I � � . i . I . weary in telling r aised by the T'rotectionists, is sh �n our forefathers seem to have been, . I i . - 0 very A e � I FL( ! 4; 1 r I . . . . . . � - I 11 ��. I - L I I not deemed expeA., ;Ib that he commission severe nature. On Tuesday I a be con- Mucht to the comfort of those wh! I I - . 1-g�-R13131ig X Z9191 L . ' - I their roaders that Sir Wilfrid, his Colleagues clearly, in -a few words, by_the Platol Times. should have its po I o desire to ' . I I wgirg . RN ; - L L Lacge stram I or su'liject. to revislon by sulted Dr. Michell, of Dublin, o d1soc v- live a quiet and peaceful life. -Mr. William . - I . . . . �- i erie �� ua;h t - and party, on this tariff question, were mas. It says : " There is a� certain pl' � , ! ing ttio t i I . - I querading in the stolen clothe - lillisibiTity the cou,rts. The, X. nee of the United ered that one of the bones of t 1, fore�i in Bennett, of -Michigan, Is visiting relatives I .. wzo d � th6 protr:c 0 ;h . � - . i �. � Mor W11st I a of their pre. about the home market that I - States has sh wn h neoessi ot reabirloting was broken about two inches I hove ,t,ie and friends in this vicinity this week. -Mr. I � I I - pair Of _bmut] t1ollitst professes to be abriviing 'for, and litigation, which I as been a serious menace wrist, and the other bone splin 4red. D r Joseph Bennett visitea the for r part of � I . L . 011 L , deoesoors In office; that the present tariff ' 11 LE YD,. & Co � was but P. Counterpane of the tariff adopted about making this a greab manufl, t6 the successful i 7orking of railway I Com- Michell reduced the fiacture, an - I Mr.'. i�f: this week with his brother in W ingharn 0 L 11 - i I . �� I They are sirl �Qturinlg' . missions In that co�uatry. T46 records there fermon has been relieved of nine IP&ID, ind Miss Annie Simpson has been re-engaged � I Im : 11 . I allla are -the pr I I I I W GARDNO L0 SEAFOAMM, J I I I _. "I I Family Hleril� : I I t i I � I � i ; i � - LLL .- , 1 I ! � . . . i i . - I � . .. � - - . ; i i I I I I i . - .- - - ; I . L I i . . I ... - . � I ! I I . . � � I I . t ; . � I . . I fT I i - , : . I . . I I I i : ) ! I : - 1 - t 1 . � : 4 � I % . i . I - . i I i L . � I � . 1 � ; ! I I . I �� - . I I - . I ; : 1 � I I � . . ( � i - . � I . . � . � . �, . . I . I � I . .- 1 f � i I . � I , i . I ' I I I � - � I I I L . I . ; . , , ! I I I i . '. - . i I , � i � . . � � : , I 1 - � ! � I . , � . i I . � I � - . . I ! I � . . 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