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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1903-04-03, Page 1I .. - . I p � - , I. � � � �� - - - � I '. . - . � I � - � � � I . I - : � - I � : - � � I I � - I - - I f � I I . I � 1. - - I . - . . I ; � � R 27,1,1)()3 1-1 . � 11 - . : I �, ist O&EM.M.ft-, am -- - F - T -Or apirl., - . � I `M'111—;K-A-N-R��47 - - Lurs, � 1 6 .. ., O.rt Course. z - . I M, my pretty Ina -id ? 'F ul's, kind air, she f � i * i &-b A,10F4,upe -44* - 3, my pretv - L 86afforth or Yoted know, - - , , t�',"`ir hata E0 new, riapted to� try on a few B bebt, and their sii4 I � . . ,.,n i &ra a . ; old, so I muwt� , - � I - . I . I I p, C) -X:? -----ftaft I - ,]Nd:- I I ,& XX I . I - I . I � - . � I - � �! OPENINQ i F .TH E— . I I � -110f law -0112, . PbL Ini Men- . 0m, pl[,kcm ON - el �111 � TURDAy , Z. ih & 28% Is, I 'Dom will be decked with, on Of women's trininied � H*ts,- Toques, Bonuef � ,i, HdAdgear- The, roval Ara dairrt;eat and ru04 111630tifn Will CondIn_ at4-to any discriminat..' 74ieed eve not, only t.ba, Dar millinery, but ,% - , a f1ho , a well. . - days, and come to .1, I I g �. �i�hc* elegant display. 7 , - � - iery i r les r aty . I - � 'ely an easy matter for wtliir the repu,t&tic,,,X_. 11c ra and creators of tho lin(ry within, ycur eaa)r � i8l), aro- aston f I .11gly low- ., With ).P01at shoppera I � City stores, for either � pattern styles. . Y("r home town is tile It vour head require ,� 4t"o displays. far your :to above da,tes, aa eye. arso pleasing col-lectloa., " zx ' ar,prov at lea in �, , Ed y I . 1. � . z Ha-ts - � . I N I . we ar I �s. *= � � Aries- - � 1?ol.iage I � -umes . I I I I I w 'Irn-aments I i I ; � Was I w . 1 ins I ; ] � x�-M. . , . " .1 . I I . i F`eryb j,,r - ody I . I � ., - i . i -91 I,e ts yours, i i � - , �111 � . - i . P 'A UL I- � i -� I - )0C,.S Co. I ', Wtest Cask . ds �tare. � . 11 I -- ----*�— 1. ,cti�e, yoting man and F viltaze, having,work- W(1� . ;� & Geiger in the I I to;thiq had becit in � Broadfoot&Box, of I !,,,"31owing scoa after -her,, ig&sa.(l blowto- � . .Ehe-., sympathy of the r-avemmt. The re- � r the Nlaitland came- -, -i tl .- , -Y last. -Mr. John I . In, wa3 hi the village . I ' p z ead, Wilfrid Troy- � 4� of Ula-IOn, Was in . � ,pait� week spending& * rt;DT-3, Mr. and Mrs. Rw6Tth League, of tha � J�fted tits Gaild, of adaty everting last'sup- ing pragramme, whiler , "I . ; '- of enter- I reirtehNImWeanyt .s. -Mrs. his"Wi[Foll, of Sea- ,,, ra-, James R. - � �11� 'be.r - , ho had in �7 th3 far famed West �nable, to do so owing axp,, bi.16 Will leave an - - , . - �e ri;quired accolalruck' � . . a. , Mrs. Pedler,-wh,01 Of Weeks visit'ng her "old, returned to, To- � oev It Hade-on and . , , . - I at: %I Ila, visiting iou'a mother.-ROV-, � Lin. street M�tboJisb each in Carmel Fres ' I kbbr�th, morning and, I : . I I - � ielscll- . � day evening WOO- ited in marriage, St , Mt.�&.Adam Shiclairr Ick McKenzie, Of r was performed by �a presence of tha � . I f the contracting' Z2,1C.-Kenzie will leavEr i im, Dakota.—N-0ti mer-amet-in Brussels I d 11aw conalati Of � � 7 - Uttlejohn, chair, � and James Turn- - - , - �gr4attd Of the Bel* . � ANY_ Bruce to JAN- , ; of the Mitchell :t.mN, "'a . oa. Wedn.ead&Y h Brussels vroollen I he, I handed in was' �hq-,� theb:g-reemil-1311 toon ' running � ndshfp� and familY 7e(:sw&t9r. -In ther . D, W- ill take a, rest � ry-�uiythat is: ill' I I.,hould attend ths`�- .Eei-If in the towu :1 . -nokit and OvenluX onday evening 81 - � - . Melvi.110 `�`P"ia% ,�`Oaiotv and 1wais "An o;oning �� . � de' very interesting itations, aongry ad -- ,r Zaeker w , an In � h . k n busi- ' "a v= 0 , g friends In' �v 4urinj the Palt' . � mi�moved to Be" , of ther ,taken charge, --- . 'I � r , I � � .1 W1 I -1 . I � � I i ! � >. � . � I I . II . ! t .1 I ! I . � I � � � I � . I . ; i . - I I I I I . ! I ; � . � � � � ! � I I . I i I . - I � g I I . � I . I � � . I : I � I : i ; ! � � i : i ; . ; ,. I � o I : . I : . 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I , � . .. 11 . 11 -. : I I � 1 . I : I � L ppfN I I . I - ! z � I � . Au . I � . - I � . . I . I i I I : � ,�- . I I : - .. ; 4 1 - � : . - .4 1 - i I I I . J, i I I . I I I I � : - . - ) i . 'It , � I . � I I : I I , ii � . T . � - . � � : + I I I - I - . . I � 1 r . I � I I 1, . � I ; I � - C======== I I I � � i I J ; . . I i -- - � i I ; - . z � i - � -- . THIRTY-THIRD YEAR. I ! . . : . - : I i .- I - i . i - I -- 1�11 I I I . . � � . I , . I - ; - , � - . : � I ! I ===== WHOLE NUMBER, 1,842. � - I � z: ; ; . i MCLEAN BROS., Publishers I - � � i SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, APRIL 3 1903i I i � -- - - ---- --- i -, i -- - 1 9 1 1 I 0---- i - i. - --- - - I i � � I - -- —..... . --- I 1 $1 a Xrear in Afts-nee. I . I ! I i I . . . I � . � - - - .-. I � I i I �$COT AND'S 0APITAL. I of paying him double tribute, firab b re- . - . I .-- � ---- I � I � ; . . I ! 1 11 one o Be would come along and offer. more, ran of 228 miles � � 2STORES 1 � � , . - � nominating him asa candidate for 901113- VALL PAPER mone . A dollar I � from Toronto to Windsor 2F NAR ExroqlToR.-Edinburgh is piotur. I ; freely, especi, � d d board was of- in four'hours and three minutso, act,wa ' -- - �� 11 Over. �tOq i 8 DI tain, and second to aasist in celebrating the ; fered J.' Tyr "the fruit farmers running tima anaverage of 56 1 3 miles per 50 ft. wide a � esquply situ&Wd amid beautiful surrounil. i 65th anniversary of hit; birthday, and thus ' of Ni gara, who Bee(, Gro" , o4r: . . . -PAPER HANGING . men at once. , The hour. The P ; ings-r It is ri'ah -in interest inaugurating the Manitoba election cam- . arrivE I ob ran frOin !rOronto to London,, 10-0 ft. long 0 . RL7A - f I ing memories, paign. Abtheafteinoon conyenti; - en, and n � one 115 iniles, was made in two honjrs and 21 i I � havl�g many One institutions and seats, of n nearly ' " ' . The minutes, apd frow London to Win -v13 1 ' " f which it is not berals of had e r- worked on i farm before, . . -dgor, . I . I ! - Upper F1 r, I lea ror , ed, 100 of the most representative Lil PAINTING & y . I ! were ikely-looking chaps though. S�everal miles, in one hour and 49 m - ' r 'i, Dot I a i "Ita large and flourishing uni- - present as delegates. of the an were mechan �os, and all were, Eng- of Lon4on a speed of a mile in 50 West C at,.,,,,$. MA*"A of 7 the constituency were , inuteg. f OT'Ult I ' - 1 ,I . I - � , i ha4 The ex -Premier Was unanimously nominat. I --,-.-- ING' 1 I\ : verai Y, Eo wel known., It has loss t I I t - . . GRAINING lighmi ii. I or 727 miles an hour seconds, ! I Z, - half the popul tion of Glaagow,yet there a a ed, ond throughout the whole , proceedings -T e 40st of the ork connected with ' ,, was attained. - W-Iffluinix I 1%q 9 i ! - I man) reasons y t should still -retain the i d enthusiasm 'Workmen - Only _the ta flug of the last Dominion oe -A do . nt.a. I �� there was harmony. an that was Experienced PutRtI0n cOnaisting of represe ' - , i : high 34tinotio tal 'lob only charit-teriatio of the'6termination . : usuas fig- tive breeders of live ate . . I . of being called the capi . - ures U ) tG the very re pectable sum lan Dir Ok in Ontario waited yden, Miniaterof Agri. y make up �odr 112,90 ). Atid still maly of the ennumerators culture, to ask for.& grant of S5o,000 When the robin chirps and the blue bird sings, you D14, . of Scotland. . t contains the symbols 64 of the Liberals to return their candidate at Of $I,- On the Ron. Jo mind that Spring hap tossed old Winter out of Scol't ah indep: ndence. the grand old castle the head of the poll, but also typical of the A1101L. WINTIOn PI . about time aggressive i M . . -Ulli- the Ontaric, exhibit of live stock at t - her lap. And oont ining the, crown spiritof the party ithroughout . JPJ J119 , - com in bitterly thal they werb not F to aid I - -1 C the. Province, 'I, the evening, a banquet ,wnw---SEAF0RTK. . -Tie price of ceme at has advanced from 114 yfill -find ,safe keb palac a, the r Val residence, and the o1A I in Lonis World Exhibitio for yoa to tos!i that old heavy overcoat or fur coat where it jewels-]ErolyrODd eiently renumerated fc r their services. � he St. - ing until its active season comes round again. � P- . Mr. J. C. 8mith, * � � Meantime ge; your small '01D parliament h was heb dr.%reenway's .honor. Rous- , - - --- - of Hintonburg, who Introduced the do h Be, though li an a name i - tothe important regal t I I ouse.' . six cez ts to ten cents per barral during the tion) referred - . I : - I I Ing speeches Were deliver�d, all predicting - past w ask, and a furl her advance appears Ontario stock breeders follo ing th puts, - -ogether to buy ' a new light weight overcoat. A Spring overMat is a very de- T tle more th � _ta to . airable piece of property to have. I I now, emind us of th-3 greatiaess of the pa��, victory for the' loader in the: forthcoming &I manner, the ball, of a 22 long nature, certaiL in the near future. w I a exhi- -'a leg about six sold a SI.92 per barrel a year ago cannot be A and Buffalo fairs, and Thou h Edinburgh has outgrown and over'- contest, to which Mr. Greepway replied in.a ent,aring the young lady Cement which bits at the Chicago - I ' � . A, . i � shadowed even these in its ever inoreamink speech severely criticizing ths � Roblin Gov- inches below the joint at the body, passing pureh sea for less than V stated th t the St. Louis stock,exhibit pro- ' � er - 36 to day, , ' � I ant companies and it mised to be still more important. The 6--A� � � proap'kity and Rrowth,yet these old his nment's finandial, transportation and between the femorad arbery and Ilia that with � -1 - � f torio liquor policy." I . femur is predicted by cem - breeders of Ontario wc,uld -be - � . ,,- . PI&CO4 �re the great attraction to tour;ats! . bone apparently without injuring either of in t Ed Government . � - 4 - I - he � exb two weeks blile price will have assistance in order to make on adequate . � � r Th ra,, is little to admire in the older part of- I *— these vit-d parts, and ledging within an, furthei i increased by at least 20 per cent. � - I I I I '... I I i � the town, &part from the places mentioned4l I Huron Notes,: inch of the back parb of the limb. Fortun- The ca- lee of - the upwa rd tende, e Rbowiug, Of the $50,0W asked -for from : ney of th the Ontario Government, the larger park . - - I I wherd the streebe &�d narrow and come of -A golf club has been organized in Otin- ately the bullet did not splinter the bcria or cement �mar.ket is a der and which is far ' � , . � I t . 11 inge very-iligh sever an artery, and as a con8equence no excess )'f the supply. . � - 11 I , : �,.. - THIS, S YLE , .1 the b itd* � i . But the new part ton. In would be returned to the breeders as speci- , -:- -1 �'.., 1. � 11 ..:-�,-: .:..'-- .".. �" - .1 I � I of th& city, wit i its wide tboroughtares and -icipated. &I premiums, and the balance would b� ex. "'...., .:...-- I ii -Dr. Ball has disposed of his v . serious results are an' . -Hoa. Mr. Fieldiug made the statement pended in helping to def,ray cost of maiu. � : i � . . � oterinar �!��..�c - y -Mr. Thomas J. Maguire, a h,ghly re. in the ) -7: 7; �.; I I statel*buildings,iti numerous fititu3s and practice In Clinton to Dr. Ev us, of * . , � - , I � .� a - -, . t on � .., - -1.1--'.. .,- .,. - ' monutnents to Ithe memory of illuatrioul orton. : Tiv -d resident of Wingham, passed aw - durin Be at -O'. tsw i the other- �day,tbab 0, 000 -a grant is . V . �: ;.WL, 7 � opeatc ten-Ance. Besides this $6 --.1-.;'.-.. �,�,� -eady, I 8;y religious frauzey the �'.. Meets the approvaf an d � , men, �ho h 3 distinguished themselves, - "-Ja . g :the famous also asked from the Dominion Government, . . ,P.,. :%, .t": -,,, .- I J� � av on!Saturday afterno-)n, March 21i,t. De. Doukh bore of the Norpliweat had scattered . ��,,,%,-.',-'z:..:'�-.-, -- i l � 1 ��,.,-.,7,z:.:,�, - Ir : � - . ��.:,-...,--:. ,.- I I I , mes Loutit,'for many years a resident . - - ,�"�':,�-....-,.,.- I both at home and abroad, impress one an, of Wingbam, di ceased was in his 30th year and had not over th prair Mr. J. Ransford, Clinton, an �,;�.: '* , ---,� acLo ed at Battle Creek, Mioh' !a 120 hdrees, 96 sheep and d Mr. ,�,.,Z-,;�rq ----',:`: tion of every One who ex -L . . - g.-, ��.., ;... .--. P 11 . . being the very centre of culture and a 1* been Enjoying yocd health for some time Henderson, Windsor, �op , -I.. �� - .. � � - ooial gaii, oa Sunday, March 22nd. � 0 285 cat le. The Government took charge of resenting th.3 sait � - -, : He was tvken ill some three months ago msny,o theGe Which were sold at auction, interebts. of the Dominiono waited Upon tile ..",:�-,,.t, brilliance. ThE castlaid situated upon a! Owing to the crowded condition of I he . � ", I - .. , ' �:�. .111 amines them and :6s the ola.. rock 400 feet hi, b, and on a clear day a, Br : I With pneumonia and wa i Minister of Finance at Ottawa last Week . a improving and realizin ..... .-;� � u9sels school, it bas become necessary t6 819,1251; which money was placed I I � fine view, not o - able to be d-)wn town. Oa -Monday pr,gv'- in trust for the relief of the Doukh3bcra. - ,.....I. . � I I nly of the city, but-, also of open another room and procure anotheir I and asked for favorable - congdoiration in --.4.1.1. the surrcuading COULtry, can be had. There! t9a3her. ! I ..... ., .,�,,�.-.� Light ill weight, beE�utifull ` cut, I � one: to his death be' suffered from an attao'k' The expenses of the ilgrimage amounted to cafe a revi2d(n of the tariff takes place. It I '.." ...- -,11, � I y are always a good many soldiers Ed -Rob . i of hemorrhage of the lungi. Deceased wad $7,292, p was pointed out that the manufacture of . I i *g%rrison erb Cole, Of Morris, met with 4 t was paid out of: the `�Z�%:.4.:..�, . � hich amoun E��,-�'.-�'- .. . - �,, -'� '1'.-.��-�: � - thcra, and on tj 9 rampart is I a son of Mr. Charles Maguire, of the first � trust fu d. So that the marching Doukho- salt is handicapped by the taxes on .. ... e - 3cted . , 't". - I a man is � � 4 electrio� nasty accident the other day. � He coal and 4 -.:� -.,t�..,:�.-'--.". .".. I I 11 911 t� ot ., �;,. - - .. . ., 1:?"-, well dress'd, Frot a 'hat is fir d exactly at one o'clock! autting wo,)d. when the axe glanced off wnaall line of Morris, and lived ,with his parauLa, bora ha e had to pay for their own f an. - her articles, that the large quantit as '' .....'... I * i I a y com. 111-'�,.- , -.",-:z - " "', . I every, (Ly. H radmaly gU3rJi � � until he reached manhood. He came t v . --, ,:� ...- - ..,�', 1-i bad gash in, his fo:�t. 0 -� ..:�iz..`... I . .Y.-;,-;. , .., ng th in free of duty from British posseesions,and - ..- -., ".;: �.,�,��'...,,,�,--.:,*..'.�.--.. '. either from rain or 0'001 we�ther, proach I - I . -Arrangements are being made bi - the ..... . .". - :V�71ngbarn in the fall of 1901 and engaged �-,-��,*-'. ::"..... � . is the on3e terrible piece of ozdin-� �' t!iat a coasiderable amount of American salt -t, Z.- - ��:-*:.,:' . . ) .... � - JAckFoa Wightman has sold his f�.rm in Edaoiatilpn Depamment of Ontario for the also finds i . :%....1-f ...,"".0 -, , '. I ' I . -...-..� .� - . . in the real catits and insurance busineaa �",.,i:-,.* .*- . `but a relic ,-now of 'Wawanoah, to David Scott, jr., far the kurn Furnmerl, fjohool for teachers, which wilt, be I ! 1% -.-.-..*.1-- "I . 6:tl , : . -1 .,. I a n,e, " Mons Meg," I to way here. The g-jitlemen ,'..-'-.. ..`... --. -4i *. - - : by -gone (I ys. 'It is said that a sh�t fired I and had worked up a go:d bu6itiess. named asked that the duty be mai-je unifor -:'..7 , and the coats are Inad 1P in, -� i o,'85,509. Mr. Wightman has not 'yet de4 . - held at he London Normal School during . ,M � !,!, .-.:..�.' ": .�;:.-.-, � u ' Hia , .- - .,-,� . ---. . -- - - :;, �-..:.. � , . Uty on salt a rebate I -�-:� .., from her ciroe d smastfld a ehip one and a' cide death is &'very ead.one in many ways. He the vacation, -occupying three or fcur wee'ka. . I , - i .. .;,.,. I— i - d what be will do, but he will probably lea*ea a Widow aLd� two small children, one also to te allowed on all salt nee ' I . . � �, ".;-�-..:.z- ...,.,�::.. - 'I,:;,- ,�, with the Am(rican d . " � - T. ,;, . I I , t7.. 1�1.11,.-.-.,7.%-- -.A,,". " ! half miles dista t. But the Nat reporb she buy again. � I I .,� - I " . ,.i1'.1e, ., - -.1 " 4 . . � . .."'; ?.-.;":,,.::"'J - .-",e,-��' . - materials which will, stand �Or,e � ---t d for fi.qherv__, � .1 .�, 11, - .�� ..%...' . . I . Only three subjects will be tiught,-�-nature purpo3es Equal to the amount of the � - ; .Vt:-- ..i�:. . I an "infant. , . .�� .-- - made, as a royal salute� on the occasion of �Margaret Scott, relict of the late J C I I study, With sp;cial relation to agriculture ; I - -- , '� -- - - 7� .". � I . - -:-,�.'..�:,:-.-..�.---,- -., i 4 , . M . .� .. � I . . . . -. . ` . du -1 - .. '- . � I ty. I - . 1, I I the Dake of York's visit, in 11 --�Wednadday evening, March 18, -.,.-?%% 1--t, -I'- -1. . . I t:.*--� ;.-' -,--.?.: . � Several members of the .�.4 - 11 ' - I ,,i � - -,,"", , ?", 1682, proved cIntosh, an aged eeident of Exeter, diedl waa! household: science, and manual training. � I . �... 4.'-.�� :.1 ,�. , .. . Ron :,.-wil.- �.,'... .�:;:.- . r .so. inter'eated in y �:(.,,�, .'...'.' *-,.. -7�,, 1 wear in ene al woilk 04� I I theloccadon of a very pleasanFj surprise for, The eq the salt businsas -accomp - 1, . , �. A�; ". '.... ! I : I .. &; . ..... . 9 T I , an� -any - too mudi f(r her. on Suoday, 22nd Wt. Deceased - was 83 uipment and staff at the London 'in. apied t�e deloga- I -, �,,- ' . .: 63;", .. . i . .- , , ., , I I � . , The most intereating1place in the castle is years of ago. Dro,' By was th.b. came of Mr. and Mr,,. Robert Lockhart, - of Sb. � I 1� - I ". '. : �, .. ., :7' 1 - � � , � stitution a t;on� , - ..,.::*. . : i4 c � � .., .. . " 4 the crown roora, co taining the cr.)wn' . 1p � � Helene. 'This being the anniversary �e regarded as eppelaially suitable -A masked man enter.e4l the 0, P. R. z � � -L b I I I . . coat ever pt on- the ma�ket I - Of' for these subjects. There will be accomw'o� i .!. 0 . � � .:� ; . ' I I i their pearl wedding, a number of friends station at Tweed about fouro�elook Satur. � � v ; .. -1; i . � : - sword and seep re. � hese were hidden -Mr. Matthew Finkbeiner has purahase I dation f -teachers, and�`P- day; morning, while the Op( � I : . .�,�-,.,!-.--, . I � � d� or only atout 100 ..... G�--,-:��%, 0. -17., � , � c4w;,:�. , I I - houa,h taken . I hy, S. , � i fwt�nsd. b three �O acres of land in Stepben,from Mr.iJosephl brate it rator, Murp �� 47 � . . � .:;- .6 � i : . away in a huge d%k cas y I gatheredab their beautiful home to cele- .." Prices made easy, ! i I great padlocks for the long entirely by Eurprise, I p - - ,�Iications �ill be aodepted in order of prior - � � . ! I ,period of ,Uaist, for $2,500. � Mr. Finkbein was, -lying on the counter. Hatoldl4urph.v - I . � - i i one hundred and clove er now� Mr. 811� Mrs7 Lockh%rt melcoured their Y. to thi,ow up his hand -- � . i I I i ! . years andwere -Eup- owns 200 acres of the beat land in -Severa1[ buildings on the 'tarm of Mr. -4 1 1 pos . revolver out of his band, sei idiiag it to the � : � . I I I - - � I - Win. Butter, Derelaam township, Oxford g, and jumped up, oliI johincr clin in- I , , Stephenj guests, with their accustomed graceful cordi B- Ku'phy kicked the � I ed to have been oat or carried off to �o i ! . r England. But by yal authority, the ""ip. 1 ality. A very enjoyable evening'was passed or,unty, ha4e been bprned, and the damage tru(l� r, and called for help. 1� The- ba-- - - 'a w' I I . -John Nethery, 601 1: Morris, . ceilin - - i �, large chest waF forced Open, the keys being tlold his farm to Win. Kell'ii`97" has: in conversation and' 8, while the host will - I game � ' � yy bli'lilne, pii-�o I aggre4ate over , $10,000. Two barns, , ggage- I , � lost, in the year i818. IThere the regal and hostess wera t I man -1 .. i ia of � r he recipients of many one 1 .�, Tbompson, came to h � assistance I a'5.00 d r. Nethe y will try and got 1� beautiful 20 by 142 feet, azd the other 34 by 56 tel, i -and - Q) 0 d ' 12,00o Scotland wai fotind lYi16R in th-3 chest, care- - ,'presents, as tokens of high esteem - . , , . i I ; N e=fOr the police, *' man z -1 1 WT50 $ 1 0. 00 aia � $ . 0 Z,e farm, a feet, wlargg ail t grain, oream- w a I 2 � I I a his- help is strong. He, o, granary wi h , hen the i I - . I � i En 8611(- ffom pres nb and distant friends. A re- ery implements building and tenamemb -isoner gives the name of Sti - x . j I fled and taken tol the calls- The . r I fully folded in Ii I again theEe sym- t�lka of buying aroand Langaide.1, � a I . 11 - � . Royalty, ; nd I Brown's, featureof the occasion was -that 11ousei we ' , ovens and s4yz We want you to see these coats anyhow, whether you b4y or not. I � bola of . V er �,hicli our forefathers While feeding cattle on Win. � max kable pi I I � I - - i re� reduced to ashea, and 56 held , - I a , . - I I � so often distinguished thenWolves, 'Eaw the ,U ,,It the table linan used at the anniversary of horses at. hie father is a Congregational minir,t-.r in I - � . I . f Q, llett, on Tuesday of �lasb week', d cattle .periehed. The'fire is -1 . i light, and . �. - #***"#####*##1""~"** . i ! have been on 'exhibition ever ila!nea Porter met with a bad Etc 'd cupper hal been'used for a similar purpo3e kupposed tc have originated from a spark tbetlaitEdstatee, He was Savtnaprelim- I � - . I . � since. The crown Is velry rich looking, a ... ,a �n �� W� he at the crigrinal wedding of Mrs. Lockhart, inary hearing before a magistrate and Was .. - - I I � I _pimals stampeded and crushed hi e from an en, ine that was being used to oper- COM ' iLted for trioL I L; " . i ISU tL I Shi,irig with pearls and jewels. t�am with the result that one of 4 ! �b� a her mothor and grandmolher, the table , ate a �i in the 1z 1. The rn�n has been liv- - .- IF � Holyrood palace is a ri 8 cloth havi)3g been woven bythe latter in her I chopp t barn. Six horses were ing with a farmer near Twee . I . ,I . � : a loomy buildirij, and 7a broken and he -was otherwise ,bruised. � youngwo. cod. . I rescued. 'L .4 most of the * anh I winter. a �,n t . I , Ot � eema little in harmony with the fair _ 'year-old heavy, drauglit I -Easteri ; Ontario bas 1wit one of the old- � JS . ad here, queen A fine three. It is thought be i ' altogether ;story. i . A �Te.,.n 011ar � 1 �n that once liv Many kings and cJlt:b6Toaging to Peter McKay, wb8t of f. -One one the pioneers of 'Cliatcn era � eat landmarks in the tearing down of the old sound in the upper i i ueens have live� within its w' '. I i I at bein called to join the innumerable ' Trinity church, in Williamsburg townshl . — . . q Jh:31,g 9 .' I i . in �etcite death last week. was throng.' The -unc Iiinty � pf *5--� . 1- aparburents f Queen Mary are about all the . abou the ert of life can be ' L � We mean that the man who wants to pay $10 for - a :suit! sball h e the a P1 t the yard and t:amped on a . Dundas couhty, not for from the battle I �. -6SLt ten dollars' worth lie ever had. � ,of traveller oares to see. Her bedroo realize . . fie, d L Perth Notes, , 4 . r I ' 0 other apartme are the chief attraction. - 'to demise of qhirles Helyar, or., which occur. It is claimcd in the lo- -.& letter box! has been , placed at the big We know that it inay �esult in lots� in and pi�ce of broken rail,* which penetrate . d from sudden and unexpected 'of Oryaler's �farm. men buyin 'It bopy, doing damage beyond repair. � joality that! the structure was the oldest 1 � I � 0- these Euita who intended to pay more. But that - oesn't dEter Us These_ e in to Last week Robert Bowen Bold 50 �ores, rad early gn WEdiesday morning of last ;Protestait church inL Canada, and certain it 11. 1� i a 0 halve beeil preserved' pretty station in Mitche when we can increase the values we offer. Our $10 suits hav always eq h the sanie!' as v�hen she left them. :,week. L Ho had been working until Tuesday 1'iaL -Mr. T. M. D,018 has Bold his groo ualled muc ' thi i north h%lf of lo' . 34, concession 13,Grey, . that the adjoining :burying ground was andcrockery bu ., - Ery - There are tbree o d chai -a, the riobly orna- to John M. Hutchinson, his neighbot, for � P lil�ess, in Mitchell, to Mr. �er t eir comp irative : 1113ed by tlie'U.. E. Loyalist pioneers as early Wm.' Morar,z I the $1') grade anywhere. else -$13.50 or $15 wculd be near evcning at,his favo.-ite O-cupatiov, black- - , : . � in ad , � w � Worth. , i I - � smithing, and returned to the home of his ! hD will take possession �ag 1 85. The old chu h has been-' week. i re 1: - . � .; : ented,bedete ! rich canopy, coverlets and $1,700. . The balance of the 100 acres was daughter, *s. H. Smith, w;th whom he iin consequence of the erection Of .& new -J,ames Barge '� one of the p res - : other frail mater 8118 fact falling into decay. pu ,chased by Mrs. Boyle, . of the a , *1 I - I ' We were also ohoun where Rizzio, her se- looility, for $1,800. Imm ame has been living of late, ani partook of a ietun;3 oburch, pub up b B.C. Whitney, -a 9 - ioneer. I , � . -- UIT $10n % atigation of i i . edi�ts possea9ion I I y dento of htitohell,�died at his home in Wind - $10n00 A S 100 . are t3,ry,'was mur( ored at the in is I �xven., . hoarty supper. He ratirEd as usual, feolin lbro%er of the Coneervative leader in the sor, - I - -- 9 I I i I . .her jealous hueband"An certain stains on - i, at 2 o'clock he 'Ontario Legislature, and who is a wealthy I 1� . ; : the floor are pointed ut as havina been in the beat of spirits ; I 1 on Saturday, 121ts,, alt. Deceased wis i I . M or i I o,sion 'later he was dead, heart failure being the 1 : � . of 80 acres, ani known as lot 34, con(, 43 lumberman, as a mem� ial of his pai�ents. -On the je�e of 'i their depaiture* for Col- --- � - ; That excellent grazi ag farm, co asi.sting :aroused h4 daughter, ani twenty minu, � I OOSTS NOTHING TO LOOK AT THEM. 1 . 83 years of age. i 1. � I . . made by his bleod. Th re is a large picture 16, Goderich township, was knocked -down ! -The Lake Manitoba sailed from Liver- lingw6od, a ttimb 'or of friends a d eigh r f . � � i 4 gallery, one hundred an fifty eet long, but to "ack Connell, of Hullett, fc-r $3,400, apparent a use of death. Mr. Helvar was I a a - bo I : IIAI��104 A A A A A I 011&��-d I i an t I a , - � .thepicturbadid O see at born in So craet, England, Bome 75 years I 1,800 of the firat con- met, and prrsented, Mr. and Mrs. Androw . . . t pool on Tuesday with . r ! � ' 'Ele very attractive sq the sale held in Clinton recently.' This �tingent of,the all -British colonists destined Walker, of Brunlier, with two handsome . � . me' 10 as got a go:d ago and ca e to Can%da about 53 Vears ago. f 1i 1 . i we did not spendo'3much there. Th" gentleman will find he b in - 'I I I far . � . N I . unfortunate queen a bod lies beside her He first so tied in Hamilton, but with the orSdakatoon. Mr. Barr accompanies them, ohailr4o on Wednesiday evcniAgof la,at week. - :Oouain'a in England's n blest shrine, and wK C-11 -should rcturn him the price in. a very tide of im igration came to Clinton a out an i. 300 already gone � `Will await the present -Rov. Alfred P. Moore formerl I How's the Boys', C-1 t , * � I b I 0 i n ni �. few yearn. ' . 00 9 I y ractor i � .we wera told that scarcely a day has passed ven year after, with big wife. part5 in Winnipeg. Ths cotenists themsel- of Oh0st church, 1�istOwel, died at the Rar- - - I � --Mr. Daniel liddon has bou'arlat whab ja . i � .ves take everything necessary for ths sus- per Ja�apital, Detr4it, on.Friday, 20th ult., Never were the styles in I � : during all these y( ars bu D pilgrims to West- best known as le John. Shepp3r! farin; o4 f . - tenauce of 2 1 � 4lothing f r chil- � er Abbey a ind b side their g 1100 1jeQple, $2,500,000 bein after ' an cps l . 0 �minist raves the lith concession of Golerich township' i Canada. - 9 ceaBO4 - ration for ai)peiadicitis. De - 1 Bigh a- was bo n 6 God.rlch in 1869. A . - t A they ar this 'ani 11,3ave & Of pity for, the one, and Pa Ing. therefor in the i3eighborlio3d oi -James'; Hutton, the Queen's University than banks. Not o3e foreigner is includ d w - dren more I I takin o, 11 ha y transferred from the English to the Can : 1P, Spring. The pretty" ! � lame the conduct of th§ other. In ou � e if I d son EurviiTe him. I .t- � things 1-4 Norfoll: and �b r $3,(00. Some year ago this property ex- student,, Kingatcri, charged with grave rob- 'a the first co ' " 7 -Gearge A. i Eckmeyer, of Logan, has .-: . . 0 i limited time, we j ist looked into 8 b. Giles *a obang(d hande 9eve8al times at $4,400. Mr. bery a - t La adowne, on the night of I ritingent, which consists Of 920 - rm to r. Joseph Ha - milies of agriculturists. Bold his fa - , nnou,� and- I- Sailor's suits are a delight to! all. mothers of Qnute to see the )lace �lrjre J(-hn Kuox Gliddon ti,kes posseakdon next March. - 12�h, has b on sentmoed to two months im. Many are mechanics from the Midland con ill � :e to Mite 1, where he - i�-�, I ., I r March single men and 350 fa ., � . � ; bv.y ri. We often wonder, when looki ag at preached. The i iterior I a- i * , WX I U juv - 1. . ,purchased . . le -e .0 , preoent3 an impos- --James Campbell hAs disposed of his prisonment� in gaol at Brockville. ties, the channel Iela da, Yorkshire, and A house in the Noi 1,h Ward, paying ther . J U I . I i I . U J of0t . 11 our children's -clothing what In the world a iDg appearance, w th its lofty grained roof far , north J lot 9, coacession 14, Me&& ocor iDg to the sbatement of General 4 Z5) mother coaW ask for in the w ay of clothing 'and rows of fine pi ars. :Lancashire ' 870a Mr. Wrn. I ryne has . -1 � . 0 e we worn 1OP, coubairriag 88 acres, to Patrick Row- Manager ays,last seafort, the Grand Trunk -M 59 purchased �, .� - luvlors" of some a' the Scottish -regiments, ' r. H: k, k,le, of Oakville, has been from 6 is bro'ber F -ank the 50 - ores adjoin- I � rA41. for the little'fellow that we h4ven't got, . land, of tile same towt).Qhip. for the sum of Railway took 5,400,000 bushels of grain to appointed toi go to England to invite farm ing the old homes ad. :a t which have been (ai ried in Mary b!o)dy I r $2,(00. There are no bulld,ngs, but there the port of Montreal whereas the Canada labor,ra an&-domeatic aervan.133 to come t 7T�e annual -eeting of the Couserv- . 1.1 School suite, sizes 22 to 28,� $1.5 a . I .� � 0 to $3.00 ougagements, Jed'in the nave,and are 30 aore' I I 0 . - I q ' a clear and i6'is the makings of a Pacific only took 1,800,000 bu3hels. Ontario. � . � . Blouse suits, sizes 22 to 27i $2 to $5 there is a beautifu t;ble6 tol the memory of Mr. Kyle, it is said, knows all at � etthwas held in the town �� - I good farm. Mr. Campbell may take a trip -Mr. E. A. James, general superinbend- parts Of the 971d country well and has reia- hall, Mitchell, o -a Thursday, 196h ult. All- . P -iortal Jenu Geddes, who thr6w the to C alif or nis, to see his sons en't of the Canadian Northern AAilway, who Lives in many' districts as well as having 4 the old officers were re -elect -A, stirring ad. . Norfolk suits, 24 to 32, 82.6.0 toi185. , 'he imr. . . 9 ..'r , ri -a he was be- -Fred, ton of John Hodge, 76h oonoes- has been %CEdmonton, Bays property on the thorough knowledge of the labor dreese4 were delivered by .,xi stool at the head o the I)aan, a I , :� 1. . 3 piece coat, vest and pant'suits,� 27 '10 3 3�) �Dning the a I conditions �,.- I ervice, with the exclamatio sion, Grey, who fall off a 6bick - z ! .11 ; pr minent Con- . L 83 to $6. ; of -timber main street::ia that town is woith $300 per in different parts of the old lands. All Ia- - servatlives in the ridf]Rg. Mo� one of confid.� �: ". L . ye villain ! - -wot Id you Bay mass lit my being hatiled-to the mill, th3 timber passing foot, and, farai'lands in the Eimonton die. borers will b sent to Toranti with a card ence i"; the Dominionand Ontirlo leaders of I . , " � 1. � � i � lug ?" Like near ly all visitors we went to over his leg, breaking, the I L-on'3 near '-he tricts, close to the town, are worbla $30 per signed by - . Kyle.' They will - be cared the party wera passed, � T i 0ee where the martyrs lie iii brey Friars thigb, is getting ail- I ; . Boys' Stockin, Ong as ,well as could be aore. for and provided with immediate emplo A�quiet .wedding - I " . . . gse � Kirkyard. The inscription on the stone is I y� was coletrated at the � I bxpected. He is seven cor eight years old -Three hundred young Eagli�hmen,fresh -ment and free transportat'on from Toronto � e ce of Mr. Thomas 'Edivards . . .Mothers tell us .we have the most wonderful! still legible. An old writer gays, ',the Euf- P resi4 . . - .1 - . . and will be a prisonerto Ilia bed for some , Fullar- - � . I from the olc� country,arrived in Toronto last to farm6ra in all parts of 'the province., ton, On Ma c, h,- wheal his seco, -., i C - I - � stockirig values they have ever jseen., 00me � - f , erere may have bei.pir possessed with eilthu. time to come, owing to the bad break. Tuesday and were at rince distributed over Ttose needin'g help� should state their re, P. nil . - ., 'I 0 r h 25t . 11 . �z -1 I I i;@i8m, hub the penielcu Lora, with au infernal - . I dipghi�er, Sarah El,izsbetb., Was united in . - �. I . �'.. �' thing �o wear good " is what you V�ant I From the Provincial secrebary's report the province as farm laborers. This is the quiremients to Thoe. Southworth, Parlia-. , rnarri�ge to Mr. John Sumuer, a prosperous I � . 1..g -� - I We spirit," The LordilAdvocate of P - cotland- oelbluor licenses for 1902 we learn that second lot! that has arrived witLin two ment buildings, Tomnto. I young� farmer of Logan. The ... have it, aud the price no more than for stock- MacKenzie the peraecutor-lies somewhere bliere are 19 licenses issued in Eas&' . ceremony, , - , , : irigs that do not wear. Try thew:. 1 1 - I in the same g�� tide, but few care to look 41 in South Hu I Huron, weeks and still tne demand -is much in ex- -The Edupatioa Department has issued which I was Witnessed by a few Int; ate I ., .. _J - . � � I where. Th6� tyris monument is the I ron, and in-Weab Huron 34. goes,of the supply. The last detachment a circular to s'ohool inspectors. asking that friendai was perfo . -m I I i ! . . rmed by V. C. Wo � 11 IE %at Huron $114 was collected in fines gomprises a very fine lob of young men, -Arbor Day Rod Empire Day be properly ob- Brown' B. D., of Mitchell . - PER I PAIR 25c� magnet that- draws � . . I - $83 in �'South Huron, and .$60 �n, West' �iany of whom have had- some experience in served in every scho:)I. This -year the for- -John Berlet, a wealthy far n i i Princess Stract rdens lie in the valley, ' I : er of Wal- .1 - ��Iwl - % I I ur n. Only one person is re ted as farm Work. mor falls on Vriday, May let, and the latter lace, committed suicide last week, by hang- � I rig the old rorn the new in itted for dru t T ! I " ; , parati town, and c ukenneas in he holb of -A petition praying for the incorporation on Friday,M4y 2 -2nd. Mr. Harcourt re. ing himself to a tree in the bui ih. He die - A new and becoming Hat for Spring works wonders, mia kes you look � are & great ornament to the city. Princesg Humn county. � . I , . 0 � ; I t,treet, the great tho.oughfare of the city -On Wednotday nig ! of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Com- marks : " L96 Arbor Day be a bright, joy. appeared from -hie home, and the fam-:1,V bri'lliter,--addS to your comfort, increases your happiness, im I I lab of last week, parry, with a capital of $75,000,000, was pre- oui Loliday, devoted to the pleasure of ins were u4able to locate his whert about!; until , . I k- I'$ 1 roves your per -, � fiom east to west, is one of the most beau i�, a iot t 9 o'clock, Mrs. �James Atkins, of sented 0 the House of Commoas at Ottawa ing beautiful what should be beautiful, std his lifeles8 body was firmu 0 4 . 0 P onal , L . ity. This will apply if you buy the' hat at our store, for everY, hat I . d h %nging - t - I iwe place !� f�l in the world. Amoag the monuments God, rich, was assaulted by 'an unknown Imt week. !he incorporators ar� * Hon. G. developing in'the young minds a keen appre4 tree. - Ilia knees were nearly 1 ione.hing the , P IlPon your head clarries with it character -giving qualities not fou�( n � ats Sol arectEd n the terrace walk, that to Sir ir an while on her way home. Th -4 � - - � I 1 i �h a fel,'ow A. Cox, Mesera. E. R. Wood, Henry M. ciation of nature. liet Empire Day be also a grounl1when found. Ths ouir resAon at. - � I Walter Scott is the Mo3t conspicuous. This ci me up behind her and olasped hifr- h.%nde Pollatt, Toronlo ; Hoc. William Gibso , day which Will foster a healthy natio 0 - M at ordinary stores. � i I nal pat' tribut14 is some worry over a - * , - . I monumen; was eraoted by public sub o,r,P- over her mouth. Mrs. Atkins screamed for Beamoville; John K. Booth, Wawa ; He . riotiom and awaken all the pleasurable emo-' chase o a f . arm. recent pur- I HAT PRICES FRO $ I t? $. 4 t' a 0 down. H. B. Rainville, Charles � : . I � � i I i Ion, at vi boat of no'rly $80,000, Zueen help, when the ruffian knocked h r I I A A A A A A A A I r I Yi�to,ria I aving contributed fifty pounds � I M. Hays. Frank tions whicfi�'the love.of our country and era-' -J h. Douglas, eh,)e merzhint, of Lie,,o. . - � - - - - - - - - - - - - I i , i I , . . J ist tben help arrived and, the rascal fled. W. Morse, William Wainwright, Montreal, pire ehoulddrispire. we], wi , a arrested last .week, at the I 11 ,,,I � � I � � . justance - . J.'t is a wo -thy Mon meutt-) a great man, A psi -b from a severe shook and a few bruises and John Bill, Belleville. Mr. Al�vin Wilson and his two daugh-! -of Geoil BAlard, ,charged with dtop ! . t I I I - . ge oning ; i being one hundred and ninetV feet high' X ra. Atkins was none'the worae. , - -Fo'lty-four expert live stock judges te'rs, of Lynedoch, Norfolk , county, had 886ta with intent to defraud. Ball ! . � . i ; f W1 41 I � : F * 1 1: I � -Mr. John McCartney, who for over two have been trained at Welph during the past very'narrovi escape from death on Saturda ' lard sold out come month@ -ago to Douglas, - Butter and,Eggs taken--asi, Oash u th a i tair of two hundred and eighty� � 4 of his a I I y J . : � seven steps leading to the top. We hapT scorc yearwhas been a resident of Goderich two weeks, wo der the air ipices of the Ontario afternoon, shortly aft -r 6 O'clock. They and at the time of the action held n9tefi for . . I I . . 11 ;��ii i��I; 1��I,;i� I � ; ;Dened to be there on the anniverearV cof hie' towr-3hip, has decided to go weht, And will A ricultural Department. Mr. G. R. Creel. had just started for hothe, riv ng a team of a considerable amount against Douglas. -Re I � i i � �Blrth, August 15bb, and his admirera had 19 I I . I 1 � ! � � �the monri make his home at Souris, Manitoba, where man, superintendent of tSe Fall Fairs A6o- horses hitabel to a lumber w on, Which tl�ought D(,uglas was attempting to digpos6 et . � I . N I I � ant �Afusely decorated with two Df his daughters and several other elation, is now communicating with-tbe Was filled w'�th a load of bage. When they' of the 'stock. The a . AiN I i . , etion was -finally settled I I beautiful wreaths and costly flowers. Mr. relat Nes live. For 39 years Mr. MoUart- executives of the 400 fall -fairs of the Pro- wera crosaijig the railway track near the! between the parties. . � , ,Neil Campbell, brother to Mr. David Camp. ney I as been connected with the M thodist - I � Greig Stewti. I ! bell, of Walton, was' superintendent of the chur(h at Holmesville, vince, with a view of arranging circuit3 next depot. the abash flyer, gE ling east, atirrick' -Mr. Olarence E. MoComb, a wellknown I - . ; I � P - I I I ! . � I .Princess Gar,dEns for twenby-fiv.e years, an of which he is oae of fall for these experts in ibtook julging. the back en I of the wagon, ing bol h4 young farmer of Blanabard townehip, died - I � � . the p Wars. Next to Mrs. Holmes he is the -On Saturday a 001ligi0a 03011irad near hind wheels and the end of a X. The on Sunday morning, 22nd ulb., at the early I . - - . smash - V0 y I amental in making the oldes; member. In church circles and out Maberly, on the Canadian Pacific Railway, horses ran a -short distance -with Mr. Wilson %ge � - , -UOCESSORS TO GREIG & MAODONALD) " I , As larg natir � , th bo - I , . (S : I -Walks, lawba and I . r I of 29 years. Mr. - McOomb :suffered I i i � .1 flower beds, a perfect of them, Mr. MoCArtney au'd his estimable betWeen a train and a horse and rig, in and the two � young, ladies ail iting on the seat,! from" a pulmonaryy affeA*o&nd severe lung - . I i a . . ` Here napure and art have reach- f �l will be much missed whi6h,wer-a Mr. and Mrs. Hall. The borne the rear end o the . I � paradise. ed their adme of cultured loveliness. We! " I . of the wagon dragging n a hemmorbage, which attacked him the preyi. . ; .� I I iss Ann Blanshard a resident, of was. -killed and both occupants of the -car- ground M WilEon acknowledged he i one day, causing his death -a few hours Johnson Bros.' Old Stand, ;t 6member!Mr. Camkbell well, having spenb' 'at, , &nng . ; X . � not thin . �� ! I - win ham for, many years, died at the home : risg6 badly cub and shalrea up. Both were No tr stle bat did k thel late . . I � � i i . &in w � . r He had not been well for a year or I 1 �8�me timl with !him and Ilia family of he Biater-in-law, Mrs. Win. Blanihard, 1 broughtto the General Hospital at Kings. fl -ver was co iug'so fast. . i � 4 zon . ii, 1 two, and recently had given up farming in . � I ,: a ormer i visit Rome sixteen on 8 nday, 22ad ult., aged 71 years, De- ton, where Mra.Hall had to undergo the ':-An crd4r was made in (hambern at Oz- I the hope of regaining -his health. S:H1 (D]�Z=B:- �i !i . l !yaara . s, . But � . . � . a -he diod'aboab ten cease suffered from a paralytic stroke tome a i : , I I . I . - . — -;-- � 1) a I T11 . P6 old action, moa) of the part 4th, in Brodhagen, � how t is respeotin which the family are bealti , and on Saturday she had another A --Dominion GOV,' t ' when the children of M Mrs - I . � I � I I - 6 ernment has passed to which an I the judges coi inected with I , I � ,hold4 inam diatelyaftor hisdeath, his son, stroke, which resulted in her -death I . -r. and - Henry ' � , ,was ppoin � I ., Miss an order -in -council approviDg of a grant of arenowdead. Itwasanorderforthepsy-, Fisher met together to surprise their belove � i - d . ohn ted to the position, haVing Blane iard W" highly respeoced, a I prior ,000 towards a Dominion exhibition at Mont out of court ra. Turcotte,.. parents and to celebrate tfieir.56-h �aunlver- � Colon" : . ;) 1 '111". - --�� - - � - . . : I a Sine 0 and this time we missed him -years ago a Putation of a foot. -Mr. Hall only suffer- gdode all, Toronto, this week, finally dis- ' -A very pleasant goldeu wedding was; vini�;- ni this left her in very i feeble eA'fleab wounds. I an ion I celebrated on Msroh I � ist Special Trains ' *0 tke '�d leave a Yood si,uation to take his foithei'e' to coming to Wiaghain had resi 6r'onto, and the item WW11 be pla�eed' in'the of Mootreal wife , ; � ! ' ' M . I 0 " i I i place. 0 near I of-tbierls' Speaker of the*;' nary. It wim really a surprise for the par- t f . � I 11 H( did not happen to be home when: Toron'o. a . �' � I � I . ,%ippl4hentary eatimattis for 1903-4. The Quebec Ass bly, which been paid in I . f I W . ents, for. when the children reached -their � I . I I � , e were t.1 are, but we had the pleasure of -X ondai of last weeki the bom i � 1: I � Canadian Nortwest Inset f Mr. in ney is to be applieo to the followiny to Odgoode all aa aeourit or coats in an � home they fcund their father taking a nap T, 4 I ing hi i mother With who mi lie lives in Ia and X as. Hoffman, of Creditoa Eait�, : 'Equalizaiti0o of freight rates for action bat on bar hu"slasiod and the late S. ' on the sofa, while the mother took nonotioa 4 � �: I � I . . . i , I" - J I Poinfortalil a cottage in the garden groun4e. the se no of a .pleasant g�tbe g of 1 ild- in -1 i � I , -- ; rin . ##A*#e#te*########**##*" i I chwas =a, special and �xtraord sry prizes, J. Dawson . P., for Algoma, and William I of the movements. The visitors took pog- 31, � � .- Respec fully yours, . . 0 . I i i . ren a friends for thb purpOse'-of calebrat- advertising outside the Province of Out3rio- Dawson, th well-known sci ntiet, begun in I session of the house, however, and a good z � t � i . JAMES SINJILLIE.' , i i inith fiftieth anniver4ary of their Wedding. "dthsca.-tof securing and maintiliming theProvine4lofQaebecial 6 mpd after-'; , ew ;Zn The old �co N Tlie fir,,,t special train. will leave on Tuesdkv, March 3rd, Odl 1her specials I Dapple GrAnge, Wal 5on, M arob 5! h, 1903. � A pr ramme was opened by it fewl brief educational exhibits. 1 . . - uple werso each , I I 1 1 . ; I . - Justice 1 tim sen " ' an easy chsir. I will run every I vards carried to. Ontario, Mt,;,. pre to th Tuesday in March and April. . I 11 I . I i — � remar a, after which Mr. Wm. Hoffinan �-Tha 25 emigraiats 4ho . arriied at the Rose tiled -the original sotion, .but died,! -The d - 11, I : 1 6 t4 � read an address, then Measts� Charlds and . eatla occurred on Wednesday 0 eir 0 ' � I d. Thel amount morning of last week of sa old and veil re P,AieS g0ir)(1 W0st will have the opportunity to travel withl � Union station, Toront�D, Fridiy morning before judg eat was rendere . t � st: ck, -Honoring Th9ir Old Leader. i Christian Hoffman presented thenal with under the &us ices of t4e Provincial Colon- .d .9 -- � 3 and have good accommodation and make quick time. i , i I P pal into dourt an securAy for coats was spected citizEn of Stratford, in the person of ' ' I t i . � i I . The follo, wing will be read with interest easy c hairs. After tea was �served the iz it !#ved a pronotioded Mi, which,'with the accumulation of - ,I i special train will have a colonist sleeping car attach � tr - in- Mr. Arthur McCtfffey, st the age -of 89 - Each , ion, in I . � ed, ' e berth . � t � � ' - t - S in by m ,of ex-Pro'mier Greenway's old evening was pleasantly spent in voc*I and iaipression of the al�undauoe of labor terastj amounts to $520. yeori. ELs had been ailing for si - I . W111ch will be free. I I lendriny t and the ho � . mi time, 2 1, m . t 1 1 Ia 0 y pe Will be inattu nental music. : and the searoity of laborera. The -A large 'number of lai y ,kindergarten the cause of his death being dropsy of the ,f . ; 1 oral t tAny moo ; . I � . For all information and rates, apply to ; h a � Uf (o 7re two no he will be T e careless handling of fire armo'was department had intandeA to distributs them teache I W1, i T : : I I ! - � rs fro Detl o*,t visitf d Toronto Uat heart. Iffis wife died juet abrut a year ago, flfl� � I fetmier of Manitoba' once more : the ca se of an accident in Clinton the other about the Province. but wh ; I - . i I . en the train week with t is view of pi -king up .some Mr. -,M(,C.%ff-ey was born in Tyrone county, ; - I ,� 41 The- ris Jag town f Baldur, in Mounbain! da , hich narrowly escaped I k . i - y being of a very came in th�ra were mor' employers at tte ' 0- - . , 0.04stitueno , Manit , was crowded. wit I I P . new anadit n ideas connec �ed with their Ii eland, and come to tH i country in 1842, -- I- . GREIG & STEWART, - ents � seriou nature. A young roan was carrying station than there worb employees. A . profession. They were k indly received and nettling in Ellice, where he -remained till . I i c , 5-�, ;7 i 1 f1la�mers an� business men of the surround4 one of those small rifles over him shoulder num her of membe're of Parliament were on hoipitZ(11 e teitsined by c Of about seven years ago. In 1846 he -married � . 1!a f, i . . i y . : ' C. P. R. Ticket, Telegraph and Dominion Ex 1 ress . ! I ifig diet ric ' , who .. thered to do honor to with �ne of his fingers extended through hand, some wanting tolhire on their own Ontario's 0 � ital. They e for home on Mist Bridget Rooney, of Siratford. About z ' - I ., i Manitoba' - r , : u ,t � a Grand Pld Man,, the Hon., the t * er gu rd. Miss Maud Usborae account, and others for 0onstituents, Some Saturday, gc ing via the C kiiadian Pacifii- eight years ago they ri;tired irrorn is ming - iff -�- I C. P. R. folders, instr ction books and pamphlets supplied n plication. , a I � , a ,I 1� ho�tnaa G enway, the Provincial Liberal was wr� hig towards him �wherl tke rifle of the man were hired 1)'wo or three time a-. R�ifway. C n the home tril they made the and ,mme to Stratford, makin their home 0 2 - , f - � .. , a � Oer. The assembl' go was, for the purpose de to discharge in some .uaiAtention. 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