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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1903-01-23, Page 1_, 1__1___-,..TT__11117_._, I - � It z I ; :_ I I � I . i : . i 71� 14- I I t , I � � I , i � . i i � _______ I'll . . _� f ! I � ; I I � i I 1 1 i i I I I I I � - � z I I . - . r ty __16,,c 1903 f _ I Nft! -_ I . � I k 1 get 3. - . � . I M t Your.1-rade. "-Ift�a� m cart possibly give uiillt I its to your advantage to, do I - � - ment, and you will I - _hear - . �y asking for it. I .. I e we have to work; we � . � I , I JLnow of no better, way to � *ream our trade than b y I ar present methods, which, ; i proved so sa,tir4faetory- � 11111 0 give yon lower prieft . �u tes than You could a4b, get from us a heaped up, � . :17 Overd-owing measure of -1 very dollar spent in. our I � 7 v your shopping. p1aoe - , it, i& - � D continue so ; if it is not I �Lime to, test us as a CU01 . "I - i, at the co enooment, % I .. - � � i, more ways thaln one for � X- I � each and every customer- "' � selected goods -and more, �:they possibly could � - r trading town. � � � These Facts For . � � � . I I �ile you doet the various, __ � I mething, and are. a neces- � � � you to rely upon us as to any Far garment or small. . I von. We freely, invite . L'ility. - - � little time. hub years. of .. . . seouring the knowledge . examine and judge Pure � ' , icrimination, an(I we buy � ;Dg to our judgment back. -1 I � and more of the most re- I iouses on the continent. __ I b,v the Furs they sell us, � �ood for every promise- . �oteetion we. offer you, � I ate enthusiasm,. we offer . I I - Jackets ' Booliaran. L%mbr -- I . , ,achan Jackets, Beal Jack. � I Aperiae8, Gauntlets, Cape,, �� 11 �� . 6nd Buffs. � - I � I b. e Goods, We Sat - I - L - le' ty to attract you, more. to, , "" and everything to tempt . � I 0 elves do much, I, ,you a chance to pat on '. I � �buaed word, " Bargain �k . . . � aing � 4 strike3 you see what's . I I � Anketa, Comforters, Flan- 51ing,-t, Sbeetings, Boye [a, Underwear, Counter- �&la, Cottons, Tickings and � I . le don't, let. an .inferior ar- 7u! with its low figures, i - en we. sell you the above - - .v low prices., the quality I eationed, . . Wh4e Goods. � to introduce our ladieb" I'll, I -puz�, white muslin gar- I y represent. a stock select- . care that, not & poor, un- . � � rment, is allowed to bt- it. 11 � ad fault with the making . vell -made, liberally On I ,f superior inualin-moder . That is what, �yon want, � ear -the best --and at thb . I - trouble yan are saved by � r -to -put-on - .set Covers, Chemise, Ap- I ;ad Drawers.. � . �roaperoua business,. ib is I ore progperaua-both� for . arselves. Disraeli said �- of suceeks is constancy of . I �at, may be the, secret for I ,Anyway we- have to work -1 , - . � � � 1-4- 1�_+_Ai +_T 11 11 ; � . � � � The ... .. . : I � r FA. UL ;, � . I r Z !Goods Co. . . I. I r .�,reavtest Cat0h - 11 -0ods Store. - 11 . — , I s, improvwg�Johtx Doug- � .00d, car of coal for this , 3ay.-Robert Xoff%t, of, I �., naintancea in the village rfrom, herew--terided the- �k'ingham on Friday even- . a has gone to Buffalo to 1 73. week -A mm-querade ag races were hF-1d in the "I 1.ni;v,ht.-Wha,t migbthays Iiecurred at R. Black's � � a �� night, &b-mt tea o'clock, - �ook fire from, a defective . -i-tunately it, was, �PUL out- - I gained any headway.- � if NItebigan, visited, Mrs. ... I relativea here for a, few . � , ; � 4 I I ,akersmith. - I � w readv. As we take . . � I � it is detArz,ble to have all ac - 1. . , We hopt, our Customers - �,.qpect, W_ fl. Witll% sole � �rEhoes for aten and Victoria rth, 18314 I - I yust thia: Apretty girl I I LL Mule to draw a cart, a - I raw a, crowd, bat in So i a� z � I IeFoml Ca,'a merchandise . - trade. At present they' '. I . - ,qd offer you exceptional k- Dry Goods. 1831-1 . . �;;Nlias 'Maggia Ches- '_ lr. James Chesney, of the I ! �' � 1� S., about six weeks . , tr-;� �of 6kia rubbed from . I nrktpay much attention - , time, until it becama ,.a commenced ta swell, that blond poiaGning 1�ad � �r developed into a large - : knee, necesaitating an 'wag performed by Dr. b, and - D.-. Rogers, of �fliipled the worati is now I I young lady- will recover ment injury resulting. ' %(', —The council eleeb � r met on Jani.ary l2th, . Liondville ; all the mom, . �n , t 'Mr. Black. After z - �, p ,; clef � , _,laratiqua of quali- . ebc-fore Squire Jacksork i. H. Hortian clerk pro � : . �e of the clerk of the - . mtered upon their diAies.. me�y, being the retiring- - I I ,rd of health, was re- - :ndrew Scott and Mr. T, I � c- re -appointed auditors, . '. __ - �� ,Ttmev was reappointed I I I I - :of ' $30. After Palving ' �mouut of $18G.44, the - 9, meet again at Strong's �. I I I I I � . . . � i, . p .06 . . - � - __ . - 7 . . . . . . . . . �- - -7 �- . . I I . - I . . � - - - . - _f. '� . � - -7 1 so -, _. . --- m� � - . � - - . - V. - � - .. __ . '. , ,�, � I . z I - �� . � . . " , .- - * 0, . , - 71�_K t_ � � vr� I I -1 . � - . I , I I - �- -1 . - � I I . I , __� �V_i .. I - 7!1�_, , __ __ __ - , , f, , , , - . I . , . I � - - �_ - 4 I I � k�*' 114-tz - , � - . - i'%_� ; . I L"_ � I _15t . _. P I - . _ .1 - � ki . -1. � �, __ __ � �. . - - . 'WA 4 lm= , .,__,_� '! . I -.. A�; jW .W-\ �_ - -M - __ m"! - , � !,,, . 11 .1, .." _a,b"701_. �, v . - . i I I �%.� .1% - - �: - - - .." .w., ,* ','k;-- �1'*A_ . - - . .. - - �� ___,"%%� I I I _. . . -i - L_ I -im - . - : - �2 _Z� - - 11 JsT -Imm- Z : - . I .. . I i i I � I . . : I i � � I IIi i . , � I I& . I i . 1 I - V � - : �� - I � I . I � � I i � , , w I� � � i . . f : : I J : � : -1 i � . i ! i I t i � . . . I i ! . - : 1 4-04 . � I I i i i � .., I - : I I -_ . � I I � r I � : ; I ! . I I -1 ; I i : I � I . . i I i I . I I i - - - - - 0 - I W-ft_.ft.._*.. ' . I . - - � - 7 z I - I . I . . I f I , : t i - =:===== � . I . . I i I . � � . I : : _' i XCL�ux BROS, Bmbri&ere T.HIRiy.THIRD YEAR. I I I . � I 1-1 . 11 . I . J 4 9 �: . I I I i I �, EAVORTH, � FRIDAY 1 JAN ARY � -23 19020 � � I XUMBER 1.832. 1 � , I I - � WHOLV I 1 9 . 1 9 � _ .11 :.. I . I : I .; . I i $1 a Year in Advance. . . I i I I,. 11 ; � I I - - � - _______ - � . . I I - -F — i �. 4 I I � � , . - ! il : . � � I I . � - � . � � I I '. I I ; I i i I I XO THE IjOMIN]PNI that all precautions weie used in the case of -second concesdon of Sidney, was drivipg a h 3 fou t d his wife lying� at the top c�f er. X1 -6 _- I , , : o ; � , "n �: I I CAPITAL. , f�l : the Ulstermore,� againal, the importatio f Off! 0,� e S U, P.Plie horse and cutter, and had to c ross the rail- otaiis in much agony. She confewei to . 2 STOREN` I' � 2 P'L 0 0 R S � ' . I I , diseasei. Beside, it was a very exceptional - I � � havino taken arsenio. The deceased. wase � � I . I i � I __ i 1 � I I I way at a place known as Gilf aour�s Cross. I - - r , I , , . , : case. This did In t � mend 'matters very RLANK � BOOKS I 0 t . I iug. She evidently thought she haA time only al�iout 32 years of age and had no 50 ft. Wide . . , Ground Moor . , � �. 1 OTTAWA, J anuary 17th, 19 14. � I I I . I much, ,and a proteit was sent by the Can%- . I OTATEMENTS - � I to oross the track in advance of an approach- childr M- Her brother resides in Lfanitoba, I , i I RETAIL A I& Ee and representative deleg,�tioni . * I i than Cabinet to I the 'British Government I PT FORMS. . . as 100 ft. lonir f . from t1h . Kooten y, B. O., . . RECX1 ing express train, bat must ha�; miac�lanl- -Mt. W. Morrison, B. A., who h been -1 . . .1 ; Upper I'loor a district is no Vr in h rd Minto P11111inting out that' if ! -.-j - e aCed the distance. The horse got over, but fifth m4ster at the SD. Marys Collegitte ! the INKS.i I t 1 7 �� ei , wking the. governin nt to pl ,a a j . I � . � . XANUrACTUR American cattle could Ile exported in safety, � . I � � t*he train struck the cutter, am ishing it in- for the past year and a half, has resigned - . � I I � high d t3 on lead,and lead pi�oduots, &at . I i I ING, �, he manner mentioneO, from the United FILES and BINDING ' SES, a as c ass ca _ __ ___ __ . � . to bail 1) p the Canadian industry. Jrh I in t . ; ! I - i i to fragments and instantly killing Miss and hah accepted position,i I i I ; -1 I . Me It States, then there' 1,woa I no reason why Can 1 Purdy, who was about 22 years of age, and master on the staff of the Barde Collegiat* . . del 01. is headed by A. P, Galliher, . i ' I LETTER PAPERS avd ENVELOPESJI . . adian cattle oould'siot 1�e sent ili: the same I � I . � leaves a father and five brothers. lustituie. Mr. Morrison was .- presented � 1 I I : i I J . � � , . - ' I P. ale and Caribco. What they ,�afit� � � . i . . is gl 3.y tariff, as far as le id is eon ,�rn � manner, In short'the'D minion authorities . PRI,CES R11G"T_ i Senator Read, of Victoria, British Col. with 4 handsome set of 8bakespeazes ' � declared aa being diser . . le Ifil . 0: ,ainst &na4 0 imated I . � umbia, had a bottle of black Band assayed a works 4nd an address by the stud- nts. - Or 4hat Fur Jacket . at '25 ed , _%dele� ates do nob pretend 0 b . , � �_ I � r � r . I . . � I I � � 9 iust in this matter. The Colonial office 1 ; few days ago, which proved so rich that a -The'Monkton auxiliary of the Women's - '� �: . I i aria � I : : . high t � if 'mea,on principle, but I th i TED ton of the same material would go $464,00,0 � I ; g that A11EX, WINTE Foreig7i ey 1'?On* has now sent a reply praebically sayin i I ; I . , Missionary Society recently held a � tend ta t in thin case it is necemear to, re- 4119 i I Y the Board of Trade ought not to have done I ( I I � 1 , in gold, platinum, and. oamiridium.- The very aid-ccessful meeting at the home of Mrs. � vent Ui I ead iladustry from being ent * el . ! : z . , per cent. discount, Now. . I Y' what it did, and addinE that there was no , aple was given to Senator Read ton years . I I ed u . It is quite true that the i eo, : � � SEXFORTH* Bar, Win. MoPherudn, jr. There was a .good I � � . I . . ' � � intention to discrimate against Canada. ' . I I i . , I ago by Cariboo miners to have assayed. attend: ce. It being the annual - . I W p ' 1 an . moeting i e ,ple of ri.ish Columbia are not all at 04,p on 1, I I .--- - I - hi I � � i Senator Read forgob about the matter until � , � . a no beli I N�HAT BRIUSH 00617MBIA WANTS. � I � : q- L at ion, many being Of I ef�' ha i . , the o14 officers were re-61'acted : Mrs. ' � i . , 1he cutter and ahaft?. Ore iidp' of the shaf &, the other day, when he turned the bottle Abrey, I . president ; Mrs. �Gcorge Brown, - 7 � -hcr� There is another inst nee -where C - � - � . ,, � � ++-11__1_++++�+1�._H4�++++ !�+++ I , the all elas could be, imp n' J i . I remained .3qnneeted with the putter and. it I" secretaty, and Mrs. A. Chalmers, treaturor. I : + I . . I I I I I � I I nterents �the horse's 'wild career swung it around' with the above resulte. This black sarict is ., � . ways at by raising the tari . But al the' feelH that she has to suf for for the i . � -over to Robertson, provincial mineralogiab, - � If it is I this year you 'Intend to buy, a decision - to do so nio1v would mean deleg. es, wh6 are now in th s ditylo &F at 1 of the , riml authorities in the East ' 'landing Mrs. Johnson an . 71 - all ov a -Mr, Walter Stark, son of - Mr. Wra, - - I I _L I ,in . d bar little daugh�l found in streaks er Caribio, and has, Stark, tormorly of Mitohell, died Friday -of money in your pocket, The people who make th' . ;an opportunity one en th4 Subject. They w nb a higl� tar. the Pacizaecoast there is at proseub a : . e most out of' . a e)eo- , � . , . !ter some distance away, They were picked' up to the -present, beon discarded as worth- , T ely ay that it pro . . i lastwe0katthe 18tratford hospital. De - 1 like this, aro the castomers; who are the quickest in decision. '! They get the 'ff and no� �ing else. tion going on in Bqrrar , which includes the ' 01 less, The report of Mr. Rr-bertmon's assay � . . � i up and cariied into Grigg's jewelry stor , I u has be n invested in the silver and! e ad city of Vancouver., The whole issue against i I I ,ceased had,hisAuee injured bya aaw-in the best and pay n,o more for � it. Let a chan.ce like t4isl slip by'unnoticed, un- - but fortun4telythey rec'eived no aerioual haecaused exoitementinthe' mining world � ) mines ve-820,000,000. Inadditiont this the Dominion Government is thtitt while the I �McLagqu furniture factory, where he was I . I I . injury. Mt. Jobrison, thlough-thiown out there. . . actcd upon, and some me else will have secured -4h&t belonged to you, and the (Ir eaj Northern Railw Y has ?1,uilt� province has again,and again passed legisda. employod, about two weeks ago. Blood � :, . i - w . I .i ! branch m c6iiti6g $2,900.000; and the1Q,&Ek-; tion against i ith the otbe'r occapants,I mans.ge'd to hold � -About the only good quality attributed poisoniria set in and he only lived a sho I Oriental immigration, these ! . r1i - what is thus once lost may never be regLined. I i� 'it1h, to �Pl li Hyman, the Jew mieer, who died in i� o ,on to the lftiee,- and vi a istance soon I I � ) I afb�r. He was 2-2 years -of age. ! I � adian I acific, $4,500,000. .A t one time the bills have been disallo d on every occasion ' I time - We do Inot propound tbis. as mere theory, but it's practical.' Just now we number of e affeeted by this ind �try I by the' Ottawa Govern' ent. Th I Ibrought thei horse to- b 3' 1 ,fter getting Toronto, -was his desire for persDrial clearili- I 1 36 * . nests. A story bas come all the way from � J. Mason, preBident of the was ab)ut P 0""' . This has be5n re ced given is that 0 excuse ltbe delapilated cutter Ile, the blackship -Mr ' J. 2 L they were'vetoed because the Ia Glo be- 1yernicke company, Stratford' reeeiv- :Dffer good fitrs at about half tho price the same will be sold at 46r' some years 0'000 i I shop, he Be, red the loan of another fromi Toronto whi6h bears out this o1]e tribute to I . ,� � to 10,wo. Ali development, they say, ;has Honorable Joseph Ohaniberlain, on behalf of - i ' " It'.0 come, ar4 wi) Say arfain if you have any idea of buying, buy:�pw.- A glance � Ithe live,ry, and arrived hon�lq aa, e deceased miser. He ed a painful injury to his loot- a few days . T 11� J cea?e I an([ if a'remedy is no forthoo 'ing the British Governmend, asked.that this be 0 and epund,l the character of th . o i � !norie the worse for this u 'leasalrit experi-I had- some money on deposit in one of To- 9190- He otepped on a wire Daillit. which ence. ; - I ronto's prominent loan and savings compan- at the folloWin ' list. of aarments will give you.au idea of whatJ you11 baye to all thl miles witho n will be loa-, done b3oauee of the feel ng existing between )y � f . - I 9� b 0 . � j , . . , ub exoepbi 11 . I � pierced through the sole of his shoe and , t � rf i. ; ; I � . select from!. . ed dwyn. The delegation makes it I ar ! Britain and Japan.' In reply to'this the op- I , I I � � thattbey onotrepresentan otherm- 0 �� I � -John Orowley, who died :fat the reni- ies. The company made some pretentious into tbi? fleshy, part of his ,foot. A -l- - - ` l . I � in ; position pointo out that the Australian - t �: 9 � �p i Obderich one alterations to its quarters, and hese iniclud- thoughiio serious results are anticipated, � . Gover donee of th� Misses Dark, .4 I . � - I _ � r industi y when they ask for a higher I fiff. � 4menb li�a adopted the Natal Act and the inj u�y will probably confine him to the lwwlw�w j � � day last week, was 96 Y,balrs,�of age. He ed a fine spacious bathroom, in which the I I . � � , While he e is likely to be some dhjmges� that Japanese, Chinese Dr Doukhobors can- I I ,' I � I ad ec-n a 1 resident of 0 ]borne for o-yEr manager kept a couple of towele for his own housq for a time. I � z i I 11. in the � ari If ao far as the lead- mining `11 duki- not enter that country, the�efore, they 'do half centi ' I - . � and had be fined to thel personal uae. Oiie day the manager saunt- -Ab �ut 35 young,people called at the . � try its 3 ticerned, it is not at all pro able I not see' why Canada shculd be discriminated 1�ry, n cOn 0 - I 000 N COATSE � I � � I I I . I h6us for al�out a year, bu had been able toi ered into the bathroom, and what was his residenc� of Mr. Joh4 VVeber, of' Sebring- . I I : � that th d 3legation will - get all that it i1i � against.. . � i I ' i - � I � . ,on Im. - bout ud,til a short tim bef4ro his death.' surprise to find,.Mr. Eli Hyman in the batb, ville, � evening Ina or, i Templeman, of Victoria, go a . . � week to surprise b' " � � I . I - Alikiug . ; Sena,tor B . C., Mr. CrowleF had no nbar r latiVes. mopping himself down with the towelg. He- Not finding Mr. kVeb�r at home, a party i . We have a -ood number of these coat8, no bieiter� ;qualities have CA ITY OF SWAMP �NVJIISKEY. I ! who is a member of the Dominion Govorn* t , I -Arthur � Sheppard, Eon of J'ames Shop. Was speedily ejected from the building and was des�atched a fe'W'n-ilfs to fatch him. � : 0 . I I � � - I I I ! ment, representin� �the Pacific coast, is look- c I , I evOr been, shown in Seafortb. . � herd, who has been in the lempl,oy of Hodg. I his deposit was hurried after him into the The party, spent sevi ri�l hours in- games, We boug4t them at -14st year's prices, Goo tithes are killing the ancie,� dtid� ing after this - eleo 4 . I - 4n. . . � . I Lion.' He said that he inton, for a doiasidIerable time, street. c "d social enic yment, Mr. Web - - and now we want to exe.hange them for cA jtre qui -A, you � would not defend the Orovernment"a action 2 a Brotherl, Cl . .1 I 1111181 or ,�b. If you: honor Is industry of moona iniag in i Oa-' I i e has ' 'ted the honir done him and the . 1W left for , Winnipeg, w 'era rh been -Rev. George Cuthbertson, .a retired appreciv. . . t _f he illicit Birill' - � � . �, -, : . tario. The good old days o I - I I I I i 1 may have one and make a Ion-, savin,g. 1 _. ! - I , 1 1 on this occasion. He took it, for granted ' I 0 I � . � 0 ered a re onsible position. 1 His fellowi Presbyterian minister, died Euddenly on ,young poople were ti ankful for the kind � I were th I ad old days of the rly '90's,� �utl t that,the Liberal catidid tea occ pied as firm � $p 1 1 - - � , the pr pe ity now provailin in the m- 1 u . clerks gave ihim an oystor .su er, one even- I Thursday night of last week in the College -'w�y in,Which they yv4re received. , � ,, ueation of Orrientalimmigra. I � . i i $35.00 up. ground on this q . rture and presented himl street Presbyterian ohur -h Toronto, a few � I � vince , i ioing what an ar y of rev n4 tion ma he did. Ile t,pake as P priivate in- I 0 ' I , .p, iEg before his depa' I I -The� neighbors of Mr. George Miller4 of I . I � . - ; � . . ith a lock0 as a mark of th ir apprecia-� minutes after delivering an addre2s. Da- Mornin on the eve of his departure for mon fai ed to do, The moons iner has, f6rl- I dividual, yet be co4ld not disamociate him- I � I ' - i i I � � ceased was 74 years of age, qtii for a long Sanble 00 -presented him and his wife, : 1: oaken b a cellar, -bis wcod-lan( hiding 'Inpo t ion. � I I . ; i self from the fact that he was a member A I - Walls, � i I 0 . �; , , or his 0 tai retreat and hi s turned in�p -Rev. Dr. Stewart, of Clint n, who Willi time was in charge of a church ii i 'VVY mlag- on NewIYears event g, with a handsome . I OALF 00AT%S---B1a'Cik, ' � . the government. 'His views were along the . I - a i � . I the pa 0 rig9teousneks. Ile has fo un4 lines he had always, adv)cated in his news- ii July next ob3erve the,25bb. a niversary of 1 On retiring from active work I e ' tOOk up oak �roo6r each. Mr. - W. - D. L%ugforA : . i �� that, orarily at least, h(neaty is the I � I iis entering upon the pailtor - e of Willis his residence in Toronto. He a for many read an 4ddreeg couched in the meet kindly I I . . paper and on the pl,atfoi m, and that was in Enormous quantitiep, of this.coat have already been sold, but we have o i, . ,,hurch, ham during that loq'g period had ani, years pastor of the leading I resbS terian - _ � . I best PD, cy. There is more money i it, oppof3i�ion to Chin6ae and Japanese immi- and fa,vJrable torms, signed on behalf of - mcire yet, and all high grade, beautiful coats --black lamb collar, and and nc uj atfee following discovery. . 4verage of 1,6 funerals edch year among the! church in St. Thomas. He w is liter in t he, I 01 � I Nort or:i Ontario presents natural ad an- gration. - He ha&beep all his life a consist- mom�'ersof(iiscongregationl. Inonemoutb,l �Vyoming. Rev.Mr.Cuthbartion was se- dn ig borsandfriendeby J. T. Laug- ' � � r T coilar*ameas bod . Andforamedium. priced .coat,,'� ` h i fo and!iJ.'L Tucker. JMT. Uiller then y . "t has every- tageo pe uliarly adapted to th) manufa( ent ad�ocato of the excl 3sion of Asiatic Ia. hen Ia. gri'ppe was aD it 18 height, he eon. I cretary of the Presbytery of London and I I 11 I 'I . "I ! .in tbing in the market beaten. DeservedIf popular, ��Ic ause of its 'Fe her in this country, he mare fact that he ade a feeling and suitable reply. - of the ni t ntain dew. It is a moonehi �ef' lucted no leas than seven farierals from! Barnia, for many years, andon iis removal 11 � a had become a meniber of the government I I ! - -A sa-d death tooh place near the -village . � i . . ; to Wyoming was chosen secretat of Sarnia . splendid appearauce and unequalled wearing qualit�,Ies. What we paradiae a A in the good old "Yo 'b im.))Kt- had not ch%nged him onu iota. His opinion a.mong his o�vn people. y of Crom- arty on Saturday morning, January . ha�e of there calf coats, we eXpect to clear oat N�,it4in the next ed man a quart of iich fluid, withou� fn� was that the provincial bills were disallow- ,17 �-A happ, i event t oak place at the' reei. 1 Presbytery, which had then been set apsrb 8tb,, wbqn Thomas Chappell, Ben of the : - � � � once of Mr; and Mrs. L. Peare a, Wingliam, i from London. He was a life-long friend of wok. - i fringi�g upon the supply for local oon-31,111 I i %, . I VVP e the question was one within the - late Thomas Chappell, pz�Bsed to the gre-ab - . � p ; I � � �Ei ,Wednesday evening oflast week, when' the late Rev. Dr. Proudfoot, and had, the . I I tion. I fle life of the revenue officer � jurisdiction of the Dominion Government. �, I ! heyond, �after 4 d&vW illness, having � eon - r gl.isa Clara 'Coulteo, sister of Mrs, Pearen, 1 day before his own death, writ n a letter � 500" not a Jeral ting insurance risk In those ( ay. s, There was no doubt'tha � t"' Ottawa Gov- . tractcd a cold ivhi�h developed into Is grippe. Ir I Fact ive i out at the inlaad revenue o#�cee �v�,s married to Mr. Martin 1 B. Waugh. i of sympathy to Dr. Proudfoot's family. In - � : I . � � . . � I I . � $16Z 0 to '�2 6 . 11 ernment has power to pass a Natal law ; as . 6 th, anniversary , y Decease4 was out off in the very prime of I ; in ToAt& show the completeness of th' T. - a occasion was a!so the 15 ' early life he resided in A r, Waterloo coun- I � ! I .e farashewasqonoer"nedhe was prEpredto _� ! life, beidg in his Slot year. He leaves be. , � in I the marriage of Tur.And kre. PetxreiL; ty. where his father and mother 1 resided un- I � ; I I ohango. "he log hats which sprung advocate in the conn.eile ot the government "' � bind to mourn their loza, a widowed mother i Many friends wer epreseni to 1 witneas the' til theik death. ' � � I the by�-ways of. -the forests near the r i r I � ' -a Isw along the lines of , , i i ! and sevtiral brothers and aisters. � I of and in the Senate . : I M � � I the �u borm�n have been depopul ted. intereatilIg ceremony. � i I I — I � LAD ES' JACKETS! �_ I . I � . 0 , I . �_ the Natal Act, The difficulty so far in the I .- . , I M lom- 11 I . . - i� � There �Lrle no more little opiree ,of a cke -On the 4th inab., Rev. W '. L -)W - _. +MrN. Win. Thom, an old Downie rasi ! . t way was that Eastern Canada was not auffi. ' I Pekth Notes. de t ,idibd at Dresden, North Dakota, im I �1 and no, 4rops of fiery nectar f .,om the pea� reotor o� St.,PauVe . .- 1, I pleted seveni years as 31 f Dc not imagine that all the beat jacket have ;been. pickod up, and that at, . ciently educated on the question to enable re�elected De emb: r 29,'b, where she lived with her , I Wingh That St. � Paul's has. -Mr. Hugh Campbell has bee 2t a oote I )e of the make -shift still church, am. ; , 110W we are Clearing a remnant balance. Su&h is n4 �he case. Our next r i .. b of the department will ihs 1'. 0 the government td preamt such a law to prospered under his pastor -41 car! : (3 is e�,vident �� mayor of Mitchell. . datighter, Mrs. R. Mart -in. Mrs. Thom was , � � I I I - I e Parliament. That waB why a royal cam- -Miss Wright, of Mitchell, has been born in the township of-- Downieft about,60 garments a re all of the very be3t, and we have a raDge bf sizes, styles all rec�r .9 in the brevity of its refere c� to been appoi ad to collect evi- from the, fael'that every dollar of ind[tebted. � , , � I . mission had , � I ged to teach in Minden Model school. years ago, having been -a daughter of the I pas basbee paid off. � ; - an 4 qual itier, large as some stocks are at the beginning �of the season. illicit nufacture of whiskey. ..T1 b 11 I There have. been' enga 4 ' dence on the enbject. his evidence was -Rev. W. F. Roadhouse, pal tor of the lair.eAlex. Douglas. - She was bereaved b � , ject is discussed in the department re 0 142 confirn� d, 137 bapt"s 0, 5� makriages I y � r now being distributed among members of i Taviatook Baptist church, has r )BIgned his the I , ten Yearn - Wo are going to make the price so low, thaA in 6, week � or ten days' d riale. � i I T OR& of her- hivaband about - DO Parliament, senatbra flud others, and he i i 0 � only u i er the general bead of infra,4? 94 b7a i � tiu�e we expect to clear all out. Docharan, Lamb, Astrachan and of the r. actiQ.n �re -Mr. James Keene, al� ol& residqnt of charge. . ago. Fiveyeara ago she went to Dakota to � , v6nue lawe. The infr hopad that the time was not far dia I ---rhlr. Win. Hepburn was elected mayor rcaide. . . - . ot"t Clinton, died in that, towd' last: -we3k. Ile I Se4il Jackets, all sizes and lengths. � � � not iti n z4,d, but the ahortenin g of the; I otal 4 . � . ! . I 11 � will I when a Natal Act �vould be the law of the e to Olin of Stratford by a majority of 477 over Mr. -On � Saturday eventrIg Mr. James f , I . ind�c4te the passing of t e moonlB line ton in 1856, and was fQrl many' I laud in Canada as well 6� in Auatralia. I 'cam . i I I i i business men E. K. Barnsdale. I I Doughetty, of tchell, cai .' ! � � , industr I i I I � � years one of the . I of the to-.,vn. 1, . i _ Mi no near, meeting I i I . 0- I -John J. Raggarty', Joseph McIntyre with a a6rious accident. He bad occasion 1$24.00 I ! � I Fifteen yearg ago he was jobligod to retire I $19.00 and, ]� EDUCAMONAL GAMMIGN. . � and Benjamin Ka8tner have bier. appointed to go into Dr. Armstronle-ts office, and, by i I 1� � 1� ' I Heaps of 1 uard on account of ill -health: 1 Cano'er was the I I 11 . ; Fun at Ue Catt e G : . � . I : . I . : � � � � . . - a . i e commissioner . 1. . The 0ariadian M anufacturers' ASS06 a, ton - immedi*�e cause of his death. Mr. Keene's � licene a for South 'Perth. accident, opened the door leading into :the . . . Testa - I . i -Mr Abbott, who liven near Kennicotb, cellar, alad fell headlong to the floor. He � hae rispn Op in its might and I as emba ked I wife died fix years a � but ,:he leaves a! . The Ottawa correspondent of the Toronto got . I Small Furs' - Upon aleampaign for th wh le ale ed�ca- family of fiV80 daughters and th�ce sonS. i has bee� awarded the contracb )f carrying was renOereil unconscious for a time, but - I Ili � Globe says :_ At the te�t of cattle guards , . 0, t" f the mail between Mitchell and Atwood. soon r4itd, o6ndt 'with the exoeptio ' � � tion of; ,, Great ri I Mr. and Mrs, Robert Chow�n, who are - � . . ,�hv people 61 aiti, The Saturday afternoon, tbelapparatus invented � - . -Mr. W. H. Stewart, formerly teacher alight irijary to his shoulder, escapedn4n! � u ational e . . parti If bject of this edL�11 .brb by Mr. F. Culham, of P�inceton, consisting leaving C intoin, were entertained by the ellect i lo I an Lsdleis' Aid of'Wealev ohu7oh, ba that tow . n, on the Mitchell high school sti iff, has ac- hurt. : '21'ti.,g of the English int I of a series of planks, painted red and white, I . ted the p*rincipAlship of a i ohool near -A 4� tiiebb but very pleasant wedding I 0 1 � large. Wo want to use Is the , I'l., t,,ir stock of the smaller fur garments is too apprect tion of the geographiqal and . . . prior to their departure. Mrs.!: Chown had 11P I I money inve-;ted in thern, and we realizq the one -way to get, the Cal divt�io)3s of North Ameri*. Uart i6ads and bolted to the ties ob a elant, wa3 given /been a member of the burA choir for Kingston. . ceremony transpired ab the home of - Mrs. I � money out of the aoods is to make the' selling price 16 w 'enough to a second trial. " Tex"," as the white � I b I 0 . of envti ops are'beiDg printsd, bn wbid the oeveral years. After tea there was a pro- -Mrs. John Amaoher, widow of the M. A. GidAins, Atwood, at 5 p. in., -an - - , I � inluce the people to buy. Many customers have nbt bo,i,,,,htl,. yet, United I SWea . and Canada are ehoi n in steer has come to I e call old, floundered along grp.mme, and then Mrs. Chown -tvaa pre2.ent- lateJohn Amacher, of Burnside, died on Wednesday of 1&8t wtek, when -her garrn�. tilt about halfway acrem Thentheanimal I � * only -waiting forthe price to drop, for theze zich neck: can such a 4tartling contrast of colors astil ap. 4 with an ,address and a beal'utiful 'Bible Friday, 9th inst., after a lingering illness of daughte�., Miss Anuis E., be2ame the wife I b I I got its frarelogs down be ween the Limbers, �. i heart trouble, aged �'9 years and 7 months. ifis, � , : . I tho m,st resistiou mind. ,-, The aso. I . n-1 hymn book. of Mr, Thomm Baker, of Brandon Hi . be ,-Y,. orn the year rouial in this country, N�,ith, perhaps� an eXception Pe'altO " � and after strugglingy in vgib to extricate - � t-_Mim Helen MeMath A-er8on, of Manitoba. The h3terepling ceremony , wm ' ciation hairing cast about for a 6me mei ' a of - One night last wer.k the family of Mr. . I . 0 - for' a month or so in summer. In this dep�rtment you iget 25 to - 35 � itself, sank down on his iiaunclies. It took Guelph, who was visiting her sister, Mrs. perf I in - d in good orthodox eq1o, by Rev. I I I ealightt ni g the old folks at home bib , ipon � ' lee. Vivian, of Goderich, ' ere nearly �t� some labor to free �he sWer, which had its � I ' , ! J ekin0erparten mothod exemplified ly the ,- . . howd bought a Wc�eod. � per cent, discoun-t. Get in early for the � bdat sele Ion, in Ruffs' th ykiated.! Mrs. Vivian W. 0. Orr, of Stratford, died there on Wed- Dr. , ! � . ,. . - - shins badly Ecrapkd. � While the guard nesday evening, January 14th. 1 .[ : - I i . nimal, the prac- . ig to I Jilt ' I Caperines, GauntlEts, Boa�, Muffs and Cap$. I . brightl$-c�lored map, and aLixed ib w1h a � succeeded in st * tir a iie:w coal stove that aftern d h h d a -Mr. George Smith, -son of J,01. Smith -The marriage of DRAB Lizzie Hambly . . . i . � Qpp!Pg. 00" " I savage OY. 1 ' firiai in it, and through some de ect i only da9ghter of Mrs. Jinseph Horribly, off . I � , � � up 1 tioability of the cleviec I was not demonw of Stratford, has left the Bank of Commerce . . - - I .1 , r� I i i Tne rl A= is that f ollom iu� I on a ��long ; sl�aped. 04e of the yo nger,membani of Staffa, ti� Mr. James Campbell, son of A re. . � . strated, What is desired i3 not to catch and taken a position in the First National �; . . . � I list of 1�horoua and exasperat�ng mis Oder- 1 he family, who had not 8 couthbed to the Sarah Cam bell, of Wali on, was solemnized , i _� I I i and hofd cattle on � he tr"k, but to prevent . J Bank in MinneapoUs, Minnesota, I P I Overcoats and Suits' � standin a,, came wo which the manuf dtur- ; ower of thei gas, ran to nelgbbor'a for at the home of the bride�s brother,,Mr.Fraak I I - � I : . oft them from getting on th track at all. The. � -Mrs. John Mowat, a former resident of. Hambly'� on N, I ii. . I Mistance. �he doctor was callpd and suc- I ew Year�s evr, by Rev. J. : 1: ere ia'country could not awallow. 1 !One 1 1 . . - . I I t itivention test3d wiis a framework of I � 1: instances o - �"' Stratford, died recently in 03icago, At Hender4on, in the presence ,of ab'ut thirty i '' of those 3curred d4ring th�jold �epd in helping the family, but Oays it was a __ 0 � � . , , wooden elate and r(Ilers made by M I Th same heavy discount will be given in Men's Suits. and Overcoats, country visit of Lieutena I I G� 1, 3�r � . p . 0. I . onetime her husband was an employee in rclative4 of the bridal couple. The prosenta . I � � e o 'McCrea, of Sudb ry. ; Si I 21 �ry clene call. I I . - on E g ; ix catt a V;ware. I I the Stratf d Beacon office. . d' w e 0 1 . D- oys' Suits and Overcoats axid Reef ers, odd Pants, 0�--d Vests, odd T. Donison, the champio iperial r, ; driven and one by ale t 'ey er I os�ed,'tlyb big I I - or e . . ere execedingly handso ,And I . t I . � _ : . - yercoat f or m� n or boys. , ation an& the voluminous poloemagi t ate � -Mr. Win. Mitchell and his son Alex , tastefully chosen. Mr. and Mrt. Campbell 0 1 .0 � I , steer being last. 1het ird and laof trial i I � _� Al- will reside in Walton. . Co�ts, anythiDg pertaining to the suit or o � . Canadi. � ander, of Brodhagen, left last week for ! . of Tor nto. The gallant olonel, W ile , I : I f I : . made for the day -was of an invention made I , where they will build and operate � I � sprea, mesaage in Eugl nd,had � ex- � I -Senator ,Wood, of Hamilton, is still cri- berts di ,g his �. I . ' 1 � WykidBar Laird,zon of Sir. J. W, Luird- I I i Y C �by P. Tj Tyus, of Obtama. This. consisted = A .ry C . . � which to an oidifil.r. Ca-� ian ; tically ill, and a specialist me been brought a saw mill in the interests of Sanator Me- - - periehe .r I - ry. I I . i of a series of " T " sbap3d pieces of wood, Lean, of Ottawa. St. Ra q, died quite unexpectedly on � . , ' k I fr'm New York to treat lim. ' of � o the � � � - I - ' 1he frobt balf of hiah swung backwards I Sunday �morijiiig, January Iltb. - He bad .erc � i _'o" I 7 Und I lothing, � I i woulo h4ve produced al, rude a� a the idei fa ; I -A blacksmith In Mitchel, Thomas I I case Of the colonel, filled wit4 I -John H.iHargrave, coMmisdon agent, a � � � � and forwardai on a pivct, while the rear been in Lho bospital-at Utica, N. Y,, and r i . . : I unite'd ��npire, the effect waa,Eiearly fa 1. '; I ' 7 w 11 -known oitizen of London, Ontaridt,com- MoLaren, jr., has broken "th record for . - I i ,half w stationaryi Tito cattle crossed it I th ' ht t be recovering.. However. Colon�l Denison was introdu6d t I in Ued suicide by taking o�rbolio acidl fast work. One day last weeFc he fitted, waa 099 ; 0 X e,Ws and boys' heavy ribbed wool and lleece-1,iiied 1�`nderwear, top � . I a me � withouT the alighteTb difficulty. I 4 put on and clinched 80 horse slices and did a week �efore his death hia father got -word - I lihes of under of highi degree, and the � lady eoxpr T� sed � 1 - , I -A hog di.seaaa called alwine, plagu�le has - that he ' ould not get better, and it was Sldrtq, &c. Twenty-five per cent. disco�nt in all � . , *_ . W t much p at I f S�arts, !El in not think anything of hi3 day's Work. 1; % ents. � asure in her good fortune et, ! I broken out in the vicinity q I 9 � . though b !advisable to have him removed to gar� i I Huron IN'otes. �oo ,� n t It is said that cement� floors lea -1 -The suit of the Canada C*CMP%tly � I � ing, etc. 11 We do so much," she id, 1 � I Vs. St . - I I � i , Marfe. On atriving at 8b, Marys, -on - � � � 66 � -E. McLean of Pilot Mound, is' visiting ba,84- � , , , � I � ro iate the effort of the Panadiai�sl in I the town of Mitchell has been .postponed � � app 1riends in Summerh�111. �his is his first trip tboy�ia f : f the to the fall, owing to Mr. James Barnett, Saturday evening, be _ neeMied better., and -' ' � � � sending, contingent to I Afriaa,!� es. I I I _,Tohn A. Graham, loca treasurer P stood t1ab journey well, bixt was found vu I I Sent i : Boys' �� Heavy "Ribbed tookings. pecially 0 soon after the deat�4 of thlir Pear lbome'since be left f �r th3 � westsome 25 years ��nadian Pacific Railway, , died. at h4 resi town clerk, the principal witness, having Punl!1ty orniag in an u*connclous state, , - I 4 1) I I lago. . : � I I . 0, � I preside 1 . : . j: I I . . donee iwWinnipeg, Friday eveping, �fter a taken seriously ill. I And die shortly afterward 1, The -d,eceased � i sinaboia. I 4 wa I i . I : Tho,t � as one The vlatim�of the q1her I -Mr. Samnel Barr,of Qoderich township, few week's illness. Decs�aed � was 'one of :-Win. Coade, of Caiievale 9 onlv 25 ears of age, atild had spent the , . � I If lou haven't tried our �,reat 25 cent heAvy stocking' for boys, we i . , 'has bought the house at present occupied by I ilw � I - y I . b, I � was Colo el Pellatb, of Torontoi who �)ok , 1he pioneer r ay men of' the West. 1 His hes been visiting in Mitchell. He left that � � I L I I � I reater ' art of his yorath in'St. Marys. L I . ! w=lu you to know that there is nothim, in �he �trAde to 6,qual them for the Queep's Own bugle band to the cor0nw ';J. W, Hill, of Cl�ntoxv the price being i4ter is the ife ot C. D�inkv�ater, iseere- town some 20 years ago and )ngaged in 9 p r I [ i � I 0 � tion. IA dinner was , is h or, !about $1,200, and will Xcupy it as soon as Aty of the Canadian Pacific R ilway ICom- farmi'Dg in the west, where he ha i been moist _Ihe�annusl meeting of the County -of I valt-,e. By way oi special inducenionp this �! and -text Ny� e7ek, we have The hall;was gaily d000rated. . ; IMr. Hill can get anothe -,' 1 i . . Perth Llw Aagocia:tion, for the election of I 1. Amon I be 5 - 4ny,at Montreal. . � successful. 1* ! , sizes 7 to 81 on sale 6t i �t . 11 I i i . ffioera, �vas held in 6,31ibrary at the court � � 2 1 1 ,j decorat� na the Colonel noticed a IT ion -Roger Allan, -form rly of Colborne, is -The government iuspelotor i from Phat- -Mrs. John Campbell - died' � a Listowel 0 - -_ - I . I I . . visiting fri , nda in this locality. He hag the iam shor, s�xty hogs oni the i farm �f Mr. on Monday, January 12th, a�'�tbe ' house, Siratfbrd, on Monday, 12tb4anup.ry, Jack: & .in -arm, so to Bp9ak, with he I . age of . I � . I . I � Per pa ir 20c honor of be jug a formei 0enator o 1903. T -he annual report and financi6l � I . Stars an, Stri&e. He enquired what i is- �i f the Un- ,T�hn Riindle, near Sparta, I gi coun , a 73. Her husbian , who was one o t e ear V . -- I , ; , I � �. statement were,submitted and approved of. � d Am erican was pres nt to wa 0 nt -Ited Statop,� and was also overnor uf North bad and 4fty on the fa in o Mr. . A. 1 basineas men in Liatowel only 'I re�deceased - I ! tingu, � I IG I � Mr. H. Oydney Smith, K. C., was re-eleeted I i z the di I Y., of the Stars and ' tripes. 0 bakota. I �Ilith 'and the animals we e ordered to be I his wife about a month ago. � i I � . � I � ; _______��__ � t that the flag bad bee put th r in , - rned. The farms of Cha lea Rundle and -Mr. LeRoy Walkom, of unro, who prerident, and Mr. J. P. -Mabep, X. C1. , ; 'r - - - - was , � r -James Gorrell, of Pilot Mound. Mani- vice-pref,�ident. Messrs. A. T. Harding, E, � I . his h ' . ' He mildly intimatod that o1rne- 'toba, is the. guest of his brother in-law, E. R)bert Fishle the 1wo fa nis betweeii 'was injured in Mr. A McLean'i sand pit � . I I . I o I � i � . led Butt., OfCl�nton. It is'!5yaara since he left those of Mr. is recovering rapidly. A lari e mass of W. H . i OP Y�. A. Smit� an Mr. John ' .arding, H. B. Morphy, F. H. Thompp i 1 , one ma � mistake, und the ttar spa I ,. ; t . I . 1; I I . �, . theme, and 1 thou�h he experienced a . good andle, have been quarantine- son andl;. G. McPherson, K. C., were . � i banner, a removed. H frozen sand fell upon him and his lower re-eliectea trustees, und Mr. Idington,, N. THB C�TTL� EMBARGO E-MBROGLI0.1 I imany hardships wh n b3firat went west, he -8i.r Thomas Shaughnec y states that the lim,bs and back were seriously ir jured. . I I � � rery fine Butt le, Nw- and Eggs takeo as. 0`- a s h - I !has now a i C., Mr. MePborricn, K U, and Mr. Cough- , �, I I I ! proplerty and is in easy ,�ebates of the duty on soft, coat authorized � -Theofficeof the "Maple - af," Wel- 1 I . Ther is a strong and growi g feeli g,!-! in !circum�'tan 3es. I 3y the act that has been pa sold bythe Un- lealey, was on fire one day last week, and lin were appointed the book committee. .i I � . I day Mr. J. Ai Davidson was appointed auditor. . . I � Canada; t* the Briti 7 e rn in o�,rl 3 o o ; -The ndon Adve ther of Satur ted States tigress will in an to the Qatia- although the villagers turned -out to help r 1 4#4*#**444*~""4#4��,� .. ominion "rests 6 ;he 'says : I 66 �r. . " Stuart, injured in the ian Pavificc:l u- of $400 00C -The ' nual meeting of the Fullarton . I � of ton i o�es_ D I I savim this year on extinguish it, considerable dimage was AD I ! 8i e I or keeping friendly WLt I' �he !Wanat6ad I wreck, is &teadily improving, beir coal purchases from th United States. done to the building and conter to. find Logatn Agricultural Society, held ia the � I � I I " mere 111 I I - � : i � United atIes. It has been f'equentll 4m, Ithough'be I'Vas more seriously hurt than was f this is the case it is hope the company -The firm, fortherly known se Duftonf council o6am her, Mitchell, on Wednesday. . . ! N i � . tended -5 at the Alaskan boundary ivq, ild A firstisupposed. . Duri3g the week he was w 11 give thei.� customers th beaefit- of the Sons & Waterhouse, of the Mitc.�ell woollen January 14th, was well attended. The . have be a s ttled lon f B'itain Oad Yieltod byi his father, Mr. A Stuart, of aving in cheaper freight rates. mills, has undergone some c"ange and auditom"report showed a 13mall liability. I � - Greig Stewart, actedfirtil and promptly along the I tea wingham.'� . . . . - Stuart Riddel was arre ted in Wood- hereafter will be known as t e Mitchell The offiepre app,)inted are as follows : , t I : , n re , eso -Albert Martin and I Wick a few days ago, char d *Itb assault. Woollen Company. - I I . . . laid down !by Canadia resentati I h Aary R. Sbark, both Presidenti John Broderick; firs vice - 4 . .. � I .9 h . . : � i . 11 . . I This feel ngilis not confined to ithe ve lew formerl'y of' Wingham, ivere married at St. a put up a fight. H6 is ccused of stick- -Mr. J. G. Constable, of St, Marys, prekident,`.F. A. Hamilton ; B000n vlft- I - (SVOCESSORS TO GREIG & MAODONALD)� Who are lwo6ya ready to work up a r� I ta- Andre*'s rhaDse, Londo by Ray. R. John- e tines 'of a fork into t y i W. J. Walkom. !Directors- , . . I I ;P 9 th 0 face of Crom - formerl of Seaforth, has purchased the President, � i � -ad Sl�ate,,4. ston, o' T ' All, Joseph Th i ! i � tion ag8 i ist Ue Unit, ' A fe; kys n 4esday, January 6,Ji. The happy ornton's hir d inan.- II'd - Ontario house, in that town., from Mr. Wm. Hibbert. 'A. Wright and A Malcolm. - . - - I Johnson i - I . ago the British Board of Trade allo � - ( - i couple 'Spetit a few � da3 is with the bride -'a �C'l claims to' be a Crimean veteran. Ac- Webster, and will assume possession on Fullarton,l� R. Mutton, G. -T. Krewyer and . 0 , atint, Mrs. �� McKenzie, of Wingharri, before )rding to his own tale, he roceeded to the February Ist. Joseph J'Aaeon. Logan, W. Roy Bind EL � - 313" r o s m " 010 Stand, I steamer, the Ulatermore, friln Baitt`if"('rel ! . I n I . � I � which ea led at Boston, to 11nd �t 4��pr- leaving for th�# ftiturE home in Autler, �i imea with' the 100th reg'meirib of Mon. -Mr. F. A. Gernmil), who has been Hurrkiri. Mi chell, Thomas -Green and `W, 4 � I � � . . � . I i t . f, St i.tford for the last R. Davis. �,* Seteretary-treaaurer, J. Barnett ; I � pool in, es than the 21 days ime ioh Assiniboia. � *al. At Sebastopol he boi 66a flag o � the railway mail clerk in r � � I � I a ale . I SM]_A_:F0_-RT11=_ . ought � elap3e between the date he ' -Another Huron, pioneer died last ireek, itish army�aDd was the fi* 1"nan to 17 years, having had�the ran from Stratford auditors, �L Burritt and G. L. Money. I : : . - her 22ad and � r � . . o steame alling at a New England port I n d MrB.-Marja S.Butler, r lieb of the late Win. he walls of Cho fortified t6wh. ; During.the to' Port Dover- and Stratford to Toronto, Fall -fair t3 be hold on Septem - I . : i I I � � - . I __ - I - landing,4t a British port. In this way m.- Butler, of Grodericli-t6waship. Mrs. Butler ... merican war he fought wit.9 t'e North� has been transferred to the London division 23rd. i I . . . I � � - - . I —i q' - erican Q�ttlemanaged to reaQh the B lish �was 73 yeqs of age lea eB a family of fire -Monday; af ternoon stroyed Itbe and will at present run from .London to -Another �of the old pioneers of E I - . I I � J ' � ; , !' ek reside cc departed this Iffe_-on Sunday, December ' � ' market when it Would be'impossib ) for �11 of whon� are comfort �ly situated. After lie two-stoiy bri I . In uDr12- I Kirc).rdine. Iffe-will reside in 1�ondon. -c Mrs. Joba , I Canadia cattle to do so in the same iay,- living for 40 Years ifi 3oderiett township, nond township, Lanark 100114y, abo t . -Mre. John Gowan, who lived on the 28tb, in the person of the lat . Ma�itoba and the - Northwipst, It is usu I for steamers leaving Portland ind 6he ranioved to Clinton and reeided with her aalf mile from Perth, owned�by Mr. V�m. town line of Blanshard and Fullarton, Lohr. The remains were interred =� the / � i ; . . . r Boston call at Halifax and I Saint J I to 4ug htor. �, � 1 ! V�ilson, A Young daughter of i Mr. WOBon poisoned herself Friday afternoon with Gravelridge cemetery on tho following . � I � � 10 - - __ - - � take on tlie balance of their load there.T�en 1 -The Clinton New Eca of lait week wa,s playing with matches in i a room I up areenie. .8 er h aband sold. df4 afternoon. Mra. Lohr bad for a Period � 4 - - 1 7 ! ome time ago her h __ *_+�� . . � I - - y carly S -X wwn- he been , - #:_�_"_ -4: 4. 4 4 $,";O. 0 t, have proved a a 0 n . coDflue4 to hir � . proceeding to British ports, but since ithe says : " What might erious otoirs, and the carpet.caught fire. She ran his farm and purchased another one. This - , . - ' embargc waa placed on New llngland,,,Irts ',aecileul happened on 896'turd y e�,ening of downstairs, and inlormed ,he 'family, ut did not please the wife and she woirled to bedthroug)i paralyeis, -Her maiden natille ,- 1 a I - ; V o �. 0 n . ' last week, ab and I Mrs. 1'. I was too late then to save thl e' buildilng. got the old farm back. Meanti re the old waa An) - 'o W is - 0 .,ribish Government, thiB, 61-courBe, out 7:30. Mr. Ei'736beth Wifg*nJ, and ab � AJ1 inforMation regalAing Wester ()XCUrf3ibnS crladlY by the I � � � I , � I farnished. � has been i I- ! on their way to visit It was completely burned to th: I hua. born in Ha�;&o, GeE Inany, iv tb a ycar 18'_h 11 � � I I lJohnson, of Galt, w�re � 9 gronnd,�ut farm bad posed into the hands of her . . I . 1, 'Bider'ble. ud's brotber, W. M. Gowan, an no I . This 4ame rule applies to Bteam.era le4ing at Mrs. Johnson's 1parants, Mr. and Mrs. 0 of the furniture atid,hou�e old b4 d after In 1841 she martied John Lotir, whom e' I � . - J .. Nlin Pickard, on ,the out line, Goderich e ects were saved. ' . There w�a no in ur - They emigr . I it _ yed lJo Nean. a' ed to N5"v New'Y'Ork or any othcr Amer;ican port put i 1 1 i I - some dickering John bought it b ek, but at BUM . ! I 1852, coming to Worth EM ',- side thel'New England States, hub in �Jlthe township. - They ca e t p the Seaf6rth road a cc. : . have York &'Atelin GREIG & STEWA T A; ents I i . I -') - the loss of $800. This loss seems.. to . . case 1110tioned the regulations were idnor, !and when riear rwiq a c)rner the horse, from 11-A fatal accident happened ,'on the �ine pocyled on her mind and she was very un, hope in 1857. Shortly after they moved I -0 I I 9 jog up Canada Company Isai L i 7 . ed. The Canadian Minister of Agriculifure 'Bo'ne unaccountablellreai ion, made a dash and I of the Grand Trunk Railway near Tien- h4ppy. Friday ah& prepared an early dinner BIlice, tak on ch*_ I I � in& er up ddsh sa ri, "a for her husband, who went to St. Marys I I �� I - I whom predeceased her. - ' � took th bt at once with the Il ren, five of . C. P-�R. T'cket, Telegraph and Doi�inioii Eipress. latthe m4 Lime let go its bind feet, kicking I iL, Saturday. A young vipma on Mrs. Lohr Vas the mother of telev I Govern tnt. Lord Sbratheona sent a raply ignmer'e-if ally, and a iasE sid the front part of llie Pardy,i whose residence 1was in he business. When he returned ab,)ub 5 P. in. d . l I , I I . 1 7 1 � � � i I i I Al I i I I : I I I , I � . � � . I i I I I i � � I I ! I . I I 1 . � � I � , �� - i i � I i . 1 � i .i . � I i I _. - I I I ! i . I i - I I .. . ! I ; � I . i , I 1 1 1 1 , , - � - ! - 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 . _�____�J : r i F . � I . . � ; " I - � , i I I . I , . " I I t : I I I � ; . I : I i I . i . . � . I II I � . . I . I � : I i I � I t : . - � � I I . . t I . p . i i I : I i I , . . i I I I I i , � � t � I i � i �1 I i � � - I . i . I i � , , � I ;I � : i I . � I I I I . I-J- - --11 -1-�_1 , �9.11_.1_1____ -1 I - . 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