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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1903-11-06, Page 1. - � — --------- . _. __ - __ - __._______ . I I �. . � I -_ � I I - - . - . - I - I - � - � - - ____ . I -.-- ___ �- . � I . . , I - -_ I I __ I Z - I - ____ , ---,--. � - __ E �� , . . - __ __ . .- 11 . - ___ - - __ . - . � . . � I - _ _� I . - __ - . - . - - - - - � , LI - - - . � I -1. - " - __ __ - ,� . - I- . � _'__..____ -,-.--. . � - ____�.. ___. __ I . - � _. ____ ___ . - . - -,. ___ -1 __ - -I - __ __ - - ; - � - - __ , ... - . . . - - . - I - I . � . W I - , . I I - __ A � .. 30 � I 1W I , I I - .. - I I � W - 4 - . - I . ,�, I . - T � ; I OW4L �wqo --� - " , . . i - . � . 4%__ . a I I I i m I W— . - 1 I � " . : . hN �, ; . .1 � z -4 � -_ . , i � - I . I ev, - . 1...F I 4: � , ,� . I] 1,� 11 ; I - - , - __ . � . . 11 - - - � - 4., .., - __ S, k.- I I . - .; 94 t11_4d1%L:Z1LkArZ' =-1 r 144 . . � . � � . � . . 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I I &.. 11 I . I . I I I April q9bb, 1852, lady, being 75 ye a o age, ut she had on. 1� I- � �� - , . Ach augges: - , I �, , . . � L i ' Government did protest to �rit- WINDOW SHADES Charles McLaughlin, on �W ftdougly arx" - . . I . I A REVIEW OF THE L! TH SES. when the . They lived in Durham till May, 1855, when joyed good heal h until the Wednesday . I i � � &in against the terms, and olope I . . I . I I - ri 11 11 � . . SION. I . . ' they came to Howtek and secured a farm previouff, w On a a waa on I wl a .V� Z .. 11 . � .7 . i heir � iye, 190rout I STORES 11 . 1i . FLOORS . . � againot the Affierican commissioners All Sizes and , olors I ��. 11 � . .t �, f.1 I - * a a bo 1g,j 11 . . i � vinaw ni-Awitwh ainA lJvAA nn Its for 42 years. severe a,tack of I mm tion -of e we � I : .. . . � I . I I 9 I I protest was ad coly Jistened to, a d 'Due -ted'. She, --f-, .-,�. , , I 5o ft. wide 11 I I- Ground Floor, . 01TANVA, Nl! V. 2, 190.3. 1 e from 16c upwar s. The aged couple retired about six years ago with - the :resul as above sta , ,� 11 I 9. er " � N, . � I ti d over their heads. I 9 * Z � -- L. - . � . . I I- � i � � � . FMAM ThO'oessiou of the Dominioi i Parliament, was, therefore, othiog left for this 1 con t � and moved to .Fordwieb, to spend the rest with one son a d one daughter, came to � ��, 0 -;, . I . , � I f � . f � I- . �.. . � � as. in Exeter some 14 ears ago from Cornwall --- -it _100 ft, 10219 I � IF . which closed I week, was QP of the -most result. or, do- of their days in ease and quietne y f - �. � C , . .. .: I . I UP&" Floor � . but to gracefull 'accept the OURTAIN POLES England, at whic i place her husband had I -1 1.1� z& -buoice" I a I - eventful in thi histqry of 0 da. In the . I . eaves s x gone . - I Ai . .. addition to her hue an , a e - - . I "I M, thick oa - � . MANUIPACT UR clare war. Sir, Arles Tupper kn�wa )his, 14 I . . - .1 . . I . [ING. firat Isoe, It w6 the longist r held. It and, therefore, I . a views need not be sort- In all lengths, from and four daughters. previously died. She leaves to mourn - her - __� � , i 1! - � At- with . . I I '. . . - - ]"torseven cilendar nioat and twelve � �f the departure two so 2a and two dfinghters. I - - I � am_ � -_ nt -The supplementary meetings c I -,- - ,A,- __� I do ' F, 7 ,_�', - i V, i ; I � I - . I tingly entertain6d, What has boon t I& i h Star says .- " Colonel - � 4 014ft to * � I - T � : -or eig West Huron Farmers' Institute will be hold -The Goderib � ! . ' ' - I , . days, htl common. mod a and two clear in Connection with the AIA9kA bo ind. 15c upwards. I _ . � . . -f-. sh to pl&ftl I . . - . I days. - It met on March 12bh, d prorogue& . I at Rill's hall Londesboro, December 1; ub.* Varaoe.rn6t�a nu*ber of the veterans of '66 - .-I'll, ti, � . (11 be inter. -14 4.1 1 1 PI 114 1 0 i 1 §++++ . . ary is that Can*da will not be a Owt, r to -_ J I 0 I P (kit and '70 in the courb house, on Saturday 1 4- 'i � I I . on October 24t�, so that there was a session any more tresty makinR with the Ux ited lox I Im Ito hall, BeIgrave, Deoember 2!;:publio h - , ��l . I . I I � , . . - 0 - all 4vening, and handed them the certificate -f- � - r_ -1 � 32 weeks aid two days. �Or about t St. Helens, December 3 ; Wilson' h : r- , I f - ; 4, 1 Our business experience' has taught us I that the way to success is to gi -of wo States unless she has entire oontrotso, f F Ali 'Alm 0 AT 'Im, * . � k -, � --- I - . � i . Ole months of this' time there re forenoon - * . Holmesville, December C . of the Crown Undo agent of the lot I,--' _J1 , . . � her end of the cone is concernal. " 4 V -1 ery'.1 _,�. . - � tiler people the BEST. The word 61 best " ; will - apply to ev ' feature of r -,I i 'a of the House,' and Sy generally SEAFORTHO -The other day Robert Young, of Gode- the 06lonel bad selected for I the= .-I 4 -� � : � I � tbin il inamommw_ I'- t � � . - A . r , � .�. . L . I , � . THE GREAT QUESTION. i v , , - I - q L 8111t4funtil early next day. other long ricl g a seven-ino r , . - t . I I 11 � business, .L. I" 3 h, was sswi� h beech . stick Among those present were Captain Babb L ,! Z � . II : - ,I CAineb hold .a.in"th g on ,Picture framing a Speoi4ty. when the saw "trULek what proved to be a And Messrs. Well#, Roberts, Smeeth so(I i 1 , k I - In' the first place, we, have the best StOreL in town, filled to the ceiling with sessions of thii Dominion Peril ant were In The Dominic, a I I I - ��j - ;� I . � -eners. Montgomery, Smeeth ... . - 4 tbie, amma- . L . In 1885 Wednesday Iss L and disposed of., whal ever - atone 1 others; M ". . � � 1hink. ,t,he best: goods money and experienced judgment can bui. These goods are I syd k% close student small mbgdded in thewood right next Hick, Jordan, Babb and Varmeare locAt6of 1, .11 f - -i I Ing ra five mouthas . the heart. The �Stick Was perfectly a6und T I . . - I - � f I . - . the House get for not 21 days ; formal buslue was before them. Tbey in Ottawa, He was 81W I ... % It -1 - ,q give 'the beat ser-.. politics, and As he was a first,61ses speak- � 'oold at the best priew from the customers? standpoint. - i "' - afterwards dis rood, and will 'e' O' in the township of H-oughton,about 10 milos _ ith __ I- in 1887, #VOL months .end six,een days ; in hav nw fur- of 11 And how the stone got t1i rer is a myst 1 - . I YOU, and - , . .. ry. .,,-,- 1-t f. 11 �_ out or, he was in great demand for political - , e ' . . � Arrange 10 - -R,81of, =.d. best attention,'. and beat treatment to our custom6rs, -who are undoubt. 1891, five months and one day in 1899, five ther meetings. consequence untW -Messrs. Wade Br6thern, who recently from Thessalon ; � John Roberts in Roine " � �. . � i I -, . I - . L a. - - .i - _ . five three 8, on the all importoub c ues. meetings in Eastern Ontarioii He ran A- . � mouth#, e cept fo . ir J ohn Macdanalol in Carleton in 14- I �O% You- can odl, to the beat town, , I i ur dayi, ant, In'1900, � week . . purchased Mr. H, M. Tedhope'o grocery And towdship� vix or seven miles from Thee* , L V the beat people coming . I �. 4W - - Ir omb one I - I months d seventeen days. , These ere all tion an to the g neral elections will, be set. against 8 I crockery busiuess, in Wingham, have, owing Ion, and Charlop Wells 'and Joseph Ellis in 1: - � . ; I --- . . - � � Is * I ! : � � t o general elections of 1890. � Mr. the' township of 'Kirkwood, four or flve miles .- 0- � . * -- - tled. . � . i to illness, disposed of Oe business to , . - dMa % Minister of i . I � -, - I I �� if I . , i - I ----"—* John Humberstone, of Ripley, and the latter fromtholl'ame town. From the rvport; of - . - � . � . I . . * Colonel Varcoe it seems all the lots selected , � .. Row, . L_ . - � I 11 . . -7 . a. - - il 09F in possession.. . I ,� � 'L OW of m e ' to t , The budget'! speech of tho� . I aoinforb and The Best,,is the ON 'a p.N. % calendar I onthe _ .- � . . Finance was the beeb on redo -d,. The our- 1 From An d Timer, in Man, .Mishter Grogan, , is n �__ 1. � - 0 , - , . 'ded A n- tb ' orl of I i ma, . I L � re good, arable land, fairly well timbered, S�L a . ,lug exces ny thing I ie past, and the Mr. James Armstrong. for - I -Mr. W. F. Vanatene has'purobased 100 a 7- I 1 7 . worth . p I � mores of land in West Wawa�osh, from Mr. and the aeleetor, when -peaking of the Iota, � - k - I . This is a truism - force t6- Clothing and FdrS net reguS of th,6 year's floaneig i tranmabtions but now art , ant �oba, . ,-.-. F , which will apply with more located lu- Hart .v& � I - � * _Vou have, I . woman -ex . .1 . bt 000,000. .On the Boundary Awa0d, anbrook, British Col- 'laid thatlif any voter,a� was not pleased ,05k - .- - I t. r�qutrre for probably than to anythino else. , Yo -a never hear a_man'!�O;r y $9, writes from tfirit place on Ot ber 23r'd as I - I M. - . press SOr- was to reduce the public do . I - � : �� with his looationihe (the colonel) would ex. L � , 19 bi tha line � row for having bought a good thing We have no sorrowing friends if 'We The expendituke was also ver much larger follows : � , � I umbla, Mr. Vanstone, some time ago, Z ,11 I ... I __ , , " �. ; I I - . I - - ,, What,s all ti,is rumpus they've bin change lots with,him.11 - 1� � 94%rauteed,L , e I SL " " hen at any time in the pa C About the I I I presume � that by tfiis time you are in purchased the 100 acres adjoining thle L . � L .1 kn it. , Our policy of, good goods to good peopl , proving its success day by t ,� kiokin' up lately about some bounthry - 1, - OW - - I beat explanation given for this was that the receipt of Mr I E. Briggs.' big potatoefl.� and place, mud be now has 200 acres ih a block. —a I . ,if you I � L ' ' i-7, # istice , . 0 h ." says Clancy th' other day. . 1- _', . L day with incre s ovember and December the - 41 1 W - 0 ' f then I a ed sales. We are b-ound to make N . government hid the money a id they opect my turnip, Zch I sent you by Mrs. Sikmp- award rot er 9 -Mrs, Wm. Roach, one of the pioneer Canade, � , �� ; . : I . Of Ye thud take a paper," I says, 11 an' kape N&L, i I o i v . e 41 banner montlis, in tlig-luMory of this business. . I residents of the 5bh aoncomion, West Wa- - , A ; gon. The tur -Hon. Cliffogd Siftout the Canadian I t Ah guar&n. . � I � Our' goods and prices are the it, p was grown on the fthe"m of - % -1 ; i 11 ouhtod, No man can be up-to�date unlills I �_ v � . mes Wano3h. departed this life on Saturday, Oc- Ill' 11 �. your money - �, I The most imoortant bill of the session was Mr. John Aik nhead, oousin,of Mv. J � Minipter of Interior, and other Canadians of .!� � : 1 inducements to 6at end. I Ke takes a paper," I says. " It's not neOis- � - vain -_ � I -- A - ..� I . - I � -1 I �Mr. tober 24tb, Deceased had been in poor � � U. busluen to f ; the national transcontinental r d1way, which Aikenhoad, 2na concession, Stanley. !: the Alaskan bouodary commisision, -are rovr - , _ ill - . I � � � 1 � - - sary fur me to subscroibe fur a paper whin 0- � I i - � � t I � is for the construction of a ros from Mono. Aikenhead is worooperous farmer here. I He health for the past two or three years. She I - j� A t -1 _. � I'm livin' nixt door to a walkin' incyolo- on their way home from London, England. V- 1 7 � �. . . i -i i � ; __ 11 9: - 4. i__ I I ific- - has 320 acres of land near Hartne �well - too, N. B., to Port Simpso th P 01 yo was upwards of 81 yearis of age, Besides -The Londou:Presbytery have i1ceepted � � A �_ n n 0 a peedy," mays Clancy. 11 Whin I want news . - . - . , I � , I ttle and Oige. � i I L I When considering this measur; her aged busbaud, she leaveu a family Of a' - -_ � � V SR, - . it is always stocked with thoroughbred ca 11 Well, Clancy," 1x the resignation �f Rev. Dr. Johnston of too �� i . i . � I come to you," he says. I � % . . - -Ir 0 re sons and one daughter. I V � I --� -W necessary to bear in mind the 'Grand Truck Farmers are about iffnish d th shing ;',this pastoral charge o St. Andrew's cgurft in A i ; . t . - -_ 4 11 I say@, 11 ye've shtruak th' proper informa- _1 I l . A �. lr'�& Pacific oharte; bill. The I tber was the next week wit! -wind i1p the most of them. -Lockridge Brothers, of Brussels woollen AI 1:1 . � W r tion bureau this time, I've bin ra that obutiton goes to Wntreal. I Z I Olt Dr. J - I dein' all I . �� . - - � 1. � utud a 0 factory, have admitted Mr, Broddy, of I 1�a worthy of :S U ITS n - I company'@ bill, and the other government The weather fox the la b t n weeks hasbeen about It in th' papers an' whin I gotthrough -RoLt Bruce said to be the .oldest � .L ii � � . I ri . 11 . 1. - ---'- a I - measure embodying tile contract between all -that could be desired, Thereare.slarge Toronto, as a partner. He is an experienced �n 1., no Of - _N. i are tha bes _.. _1 . 1� wid thim I wint to Finnerty, an' Finnerty faimor of the to hip of Ki.lby, county ltfl I'I, . I I the governmqpt and -the com �any, A con. ines In thiO dis- man and a former manuger of �:'vhe Hospol- � I �t eld� and our- , � � -mr-M -AV--1JL number of threshing m%ph knows more than thl most iv folks has for- Uedt-, ,died last week. Deceaqed was 90 � �; V ' 0 J1 IRE, 10 - i -pill assume similar work In � ` - ;'. . p I, as hi .20 machines can be couoted, . A -Z r ., siderable time was taken �' trio gh a, 2) yearn of age, flo�d for the long pt,riod of 70 � -.? A- -ary, I— "_ with these or factory, and w _�� 01. � p act If , '�., - � Bruesels, t%king charge �of the business, -4 -4 & .. , � . .. - -3 measures. The next - bill- in im poirtanae to all working for'dear life. Ther got. years liq baa reniided on the farm whora he �;_ 4-1 IF A a I I %is' � . � 0 is a _:_ , � I I - 'e C " d 0 A " % K` ` yok 0 06 - -1 !a that, we . I OV -1 jL411 0 11 In the furat place, thinq" I SIA709 some 4- 1 . heA was that for the redist0ibution of the here trom Dak4a who has a gang, of 20 inen, Another lob of machinery will be added, T j . t � t . 01 years ago-mebby befoor that-l-RusBia got died. He in survived by a family of five � - ( 1W. - � I"- wag av �1. I . constituencies. Then there wan the railway and has eLght �took toam�", and his expenses making it a two get mill. cone and four daughters. - 4 . iI . � I advantager to 0 I '7 tolred IV thau portion iv thl polar raygions -John Sanderaqu, son of -Mrs. Joseph —JO3eph JaryN, while fcoding a ,corn iA' .,E � . � � � I The cut, Style a�nd'finish of which cannot commission bill, and a large bAch of public run $85 a day.: He wor4o from 6 a. m, till - . I ,-A * whik-, the I . -1 n no- known as Alashky, an' so she sould out to Sanderson, of Gorrie, died on Friday, OoDo- I R V, jIf I . ; and private bills. In fact, 00re was a 8 p, m., and ha* run bill 12 in order to finish ebredder on the �farrn of his brother, near Y.-' , cAn gob fit., - be equalled at the pricei thl Shtates beoWse she naded money warae i � I. ;11.- . not- ber 23rd, after an Illness of alm'ost a year. ;i _ , r . procedented number of bills, The mobt v, job. He has made oveq$190 in a day. I - r .; �7_1, le. T19a in a. I "I . __ . . � than she nsded tirrytory." " What koind . Springfield, In Pgin county., was 80 serious. ,� - . J, - 11 � 9% n able event of the session wao �he resignation Thpre- is quito an excitement in our town Deceased was in the saw mill buain - 1, �. a- that- never IV a place is it?" says Clancy. " 'Tis a e"'I 'n ly injured that his life in despaired of, His z�;? �4 � I . i ' I coat sleeve oaug4t In the rollers, his arm was I E 1-1 M our Induce. - . I i uVere,batS at '0,50,a P'Ne50 on loc I opRo1o. A vote Is to be t n in � �� 1 P , T5 of the Honorable A. G. B14ir, Minister of a sko * greab aummor raysort fur iceburgs, an' good Gorrie for several years, but. of late had p � I - I Railway ' who disagreed with his colleagues November. :; �' . At been engaged in the grocery business .,and : � date thz low. I ''I 110, . fa:rmin' land Is scarce," I says, Me geogra. d severely lacerated, anJ big hand ground to a -;; 1'_�11 � � I -on the question of extendiog the Grand Th4� crops in this loq,ality are good and " as vostmaster ab Gol ston. . I . 1 �� ;�, and $10, , says that th' shores is thickly vrooded - pulp. 6 ' �: I ave been I - I a � Trunk Pacific Ruilway into the Maritime prices are, for � all farm fgoduce, very good. P'y --4t is reported that so far this season -.1 �. I . . . I in shpo�s but th'intayrior is barren an' cov- _J, J. Coates and family, who h, ! . .1 ' __ rovinces so � gay time ahoObiug living in Idaho for a fowst years, h4ve pur- T - As to compete with and par, The sports ar,b having over $700.000 1 is boon paid out for cheese , K )rest . ating out P ored wid bru-jhwoocl an' bear-thracks. Th" , I � . . In mea's,sizes ) have no trouble irA bE allel the Intercolonial. I ducks and goOse. Oao Phooter in two days princioal crops raised is whales an' saleff, am, chased a large farm at Wilmot, Xcw Hamp- In the Kingston istriob. One buyer reports C-1 I , I rimm -3, al! competitors. Its the exc6ption'al quality of When the session opens' Sir Wilfrid Rot 10 geese, and one tipped the soaleat 16 hire, where the will make their ho -1 thl inhabitants is viry tinder -hearted They' a me' that he has alow i br;ugbt .8125,000 worth up �1, � f, ' i - � � . I ) The have been sojourning in Brussels oad to the end of )ctobei. The farmers have 1 4 - �i I . the clothithat appeals to one. Its the style of Laurier was, in poor health and, notwith, pounds. The �geese and here in thollsindo. live on fish an' blubber all thl wlnrjhe�. Th V N, I I - - I ;own may De . - I . I Wh ibatiding that the premier wso daily In his Wb are living hi gh at our house, " R. louality visiting relatives and friends while undoubtedly re &ped great benofits there. " -;, j � wt workm � - the gar,11jents that -4 only : at -Im iv any account in bears an' - - � .p�als to another, ' ile I A ma .1 � an- � � merit and workpol harder �than iny other man McCool is a good Mot and enjoy tb ' t en route. They are former HuroDites, and I I , I - - I'll - � " 4 . e � . -in Parllamonf,. when - prorol ation came he and we all enjoy -the gal "' 'e ;5'000"Iy' Eshk'maux. Uncle Sam didn't raley n%de ' from. � . J� he artioVa its th price that cUches the sale with Pill me when i y it wud we would be pleamed to see them back in 7 "I � I I ry bad but he t1ought P&briok Mastuire, for Over '60 years a - I— I . - . : .. ' , Alashky vii I �, ,ft - isve, suitable , * ,� . ... was alerti active ,And full )f vigor, as big cooked, and I Just wish I could get, a chance 1) the old county as permanent -,residents. I rosident o�f Bl;nheim townshfp, Oxform' J I I . comers. .- � I I � � . i come In handy in came iv an oics famine, � I I . I . -A matrimonial alliance was entered on I � if . � of trimming I � . . . I . an ! o mix with t . � . I . . each on the Alaska boundic y award in the to send you a ivild goose t he Po' Now Uncle Sam claims that- th' prevailin' ebanty, died la4 week 16t the age of $6. i i . be- admireolL d week,' when �e was born in ved in- Tor. � If , Xming dayq 6f the session m iowed. Those batoes and tu�nip. I omitted to mention � - tt have tri,=- � 01 S10600 - - , bhouigh winds has had a, tindincy to blow bh' We aesd&y evening of last Yeland and arri ., I sibio' John Lindsay, a:well known young farmer, � ____ I - 1 $6,50, $8*5 who are aw * for politi %I prefermento that the beet ._�rop of potatoes I eve I saw uthry lolne over Into -Alashkan tirrytory onto at the oloso of the rebellion. He in � � . Z . . �, - -t � mi . *n, thez rose, . , will have o t WOO of Grey, and Miss Barbara Patrick, of the - o � . I � when the premier steps &at 0 was at Mr. kenhead's. survived by a family of bix sons and three � I I . � - .1 . . . . wait a. long time. The - sized ones weigl;hed 11 pounds whbile thl Canadians claim contrariwoise. - f J near a Iftutle, . . . r and cnur� , bubTohemrl was Well, to make a Ion phtory short, John Howtek and Grey boundary, werejoin,d as daughters. Hisi wife died about 17 years . � 1, I 11 r . . .. . . . . n I 11 V itold beauty. 0 � -leader Of- the Opp ail ii, Mr. R. L. one ornokerjaik which weighed 3 �Oul An, 1 d In favor f1v !Uncle Sam, but he husband and wife by Rev. T, W. Cozone, I ago. - I - . � . I 1.1 sous I I ' W` -trimmings, . I I . . � ' a !qual Bull decoidt - Brussels. The young conple -will make 2 . � I but h '16180 Owing to 42 g � I . . - . . Borden, was for a time 9P a ounce, and the1ionions and cabbage ar mised his conscience a bit 'by makin' Canada ' - practical 'oke played on ! I I . . . speedily reeover'ed -And .1 ad the session to any I ever saw in Ontario. I could have their home on Mr. Lindsay's farm, on the H I . - I I I . . I a I i D IV a couple IV ,Islands that always allowe'en the train from for4t Dover was -4 I i ` e I.. I I . in excellent spirits and robu n. sent a turnip JO pounds, but I did uo� feel yr sin 7�h concession, an hour late at Woodstock, Mondi%y morA- 7 -N., � �&T_ - __ I - . I - .health. Opi . belonged to her %ovyway. John Bull's '.It% � '. � I �� - - - 10 . -A house In Wingham, owned b I ,,.: I V4 ,� I'll, — - g d. wn ro. J mf A �kw' Ion is divided whether th re in to be an- like losdin '' M , Simpson. Hoping " , � t- : , we have we h Ay vl� ,- Ai �,F-_-. I - - - . broke into the shed where the engine 2% 4 - - - I - � .. 11 11 � motty In, "What ould-unliss A ..ing - Dover on Saturd - I I other session! Or a general eleciion. The that I have bo trespassed coo much owyour Dulmage, and occupied by Thomas 7.tt: &t:Some one ,n Fort . . . . Uncle Sam wants a olq,ioe IV it." " Was . 0_ . I i� g you very - wise badly damaged � bv fire, on Monday -_ ;�ft . next two weeks will finally eoide this ques- valuable space,,-anol thankin Lob sh included in! th' dale?" says .1 Who kept, and. firing it up, ran It, up the ; i- . .1 - . - fc" - Wawyna mornipS of I"t.week. The fire is supposed - _.; . : � engine 3rew-wep I �, ut for a .few ' k. i n tion. ' I . � for the same, Lremain I track a mile. When the I 11 . .F*t nest . Fur Stoc 0 Seaforth . .. . . �b . . . . � I I I I " says. " W, '71 I! : I I . . 1 Clancy. "Itwasnot," lwyn. . � . - . � i, We If. I a r i - ,is. goods, we . � I . THAT AMV I . Youro sincerely$ . "b'shtill belougs. to 0 dy unliss we Iola it to h ` started 946or from the stove pi F as kpo get it Monday morning thijuke was di , M - I 4 � �, 4 I I . � - I . . I � . I JAmr,s AUMSTIto*4. or the chimney. Mr. - Dulmage's loss wit be i I iAl Sud-ge. a, is 'Still 3entered on the . through British ollplo ." " Well," Bay$ covered and the engine located. - '�-A: goods. We do not, go so much on. quantity as quality. No one should, not even - public Attie tion I - — ji about $1,000,with-go-In-suranoe. Mr. Watt, t. � 1: . I � ' - good . . - . I Clancy, 11 I don -_ -John Fox, � a county quarry man ab � T � There � your purse will standj� get the b 0� Alaska boon ard award, aid., while a p It so , at we have much got most of big furnt6�-,oO, although ft - it ' - . buyer of a Single garment, Whatever . est gh I Rymal Station, four miles from Hamilton, . I _.r �r � * dry goods; , the General Dau , ter raison to oomplaiD, We don't bel6ug to o � - I . deal of indighatlon is exproised indifferent BdotWo Second . I was somewhat damaged hi being moved. meb with a painful accident a few days ago, ��, -..- i I I . ' is 11 (36 : � - �fl 0111L Store t e pla . to . I I.. � I r, 'VVI 'h1nk � for the amount, even though it be a small parcel.: � I . tars, th�je is a growix g disposition to . :� ourmilves, annyway, an'� John Bull Pas a -The Wingharn . Advanoq says : A *ON- Some misobievo I fellow -war filled his 71 . -ij z . I I . quar * - Killed. i - own. Thl : I � i now se"ou!N - -- I . I n lo as he plates 1-wid his , kmen I .1 I . I . acquiesce in ,1 the docisio - . ' )ight to 4 . ,roe feet thr ugh., � - 1� 1- i � . . ki-y it, I D. At first the ex - Mrs. Emma Booth -Tucker, c c�, the - tary log,J2 feet long and 6 0 . pipe with go der, and it exploded, iujur - - 11 - - , 0 I - , f Handsoma cold .obaplll kape on givin' Unale Sam a , nPO f � -with Furs, good and bad,'until )pinion were Imobt o worth perhaps 50 oentq, aiay.�at Goat Mar- .. . � � We do not allow out Store, to get loaded up pressioUll Of - (01 utburst t T -4-g . hisicker than . . a United States of the Salvation- Ar wife . '_ � . toper, I - I was the oonT shtrip here an' a chunk there t,ill thl fursb tin *Roach, justice of the peAce. and the Ing his fal�e an eyes seriously. Fox, al- �_ r � is state gar- of, te E which not 0 . though likilly to coo th! sight of one eve, _+. 1 � - wood 'yard, In t rayi d I a 'were- posslble,, ... :-a of 7ood ' a congested I of Comm&ndei,' Booth-Tuoker, and socou , - Ig wo,know W6111 be annixed to th' Slitates 1,1, - .- they loork like great pile . in , 4 - � ; � , - worn out duct of the A orican commi a oners severely "I t it . family of Josiah Buebindale, of Whitechurch ,_ it A .Broidoloth - . - ; n t b N ; I daugliter of G 'noral Booth, founder oi tile refused to ate Anyone. � . 9`$ menits, get tugged and pulled, crusbed and torn, .and, .i- , f8(3 # I criticized Doeit of Lord Alver- 0 . . I whither we want to or no. Give us a Po'Pe' districto a cool $1,000, beford, tha litigation - . i � � I i , b t the hi I I 7! .. . . ran&&, Habitlip, . - Army, was ki led in a railwa IV that Macdonald till I git a chance to - -The 01 rUce mines property, on the I 4 _. - . . - I I.! - . : , stone, the I nglish- commi loner, was also hem is ended. The cane bae been � . , Wore they, are sold. . oe;�� last bet *eon t I laron, in Algoma, has been .. . � I w orth of furs which w*e receive, we placed undai doubi. That i is nothing,un- z - n- Wednesday might , I -� 0ecular- namsv.� Kansas Cityv, shlip up town. Wolve bin a hoird man long shore of Lake � a ladker notbL- I Out of very many thousands of dollare I week. She w rendered unconscious after enough. I Vick th, bi*t Ving we can do is before the courts, both civil and criminal, sold to the Canaftan CoppE.r-Company. The . I Ja'y claim to 11:d the balance are rejected and returned to the usual after al ['to see inteOpol ad parties, who the Pullmav, 6 which @be was, had Aruok for fully three years. wt1h no immediate Chinalro Mining World, of October 24, says � ,. � I - ... Z � imme(lia.tely cull out the best, a I i - � is i urios � to, go into businiss for ourallves." An, � i � :� . � . I have just m t with deft , impugo i * � a water tank ind been wrecked. ,Sbe died prospect of an end. that tYie sale hat be'e'n made to the Internaw . . -11 I s are' -bought direct, I � � I . afther all, I dualio but what Olanoy is about 1� - .� attack j . � Ir � I 411 I .- manufacturer from whom. all our fur - I � and - . udges, and � the Atasks dispute i � -After long -and suceeisful service as tional Nickel Cpmpany, which Is the Uan. 1. 'ft - l I in half an hou . Her skull was, ' free mrod : I - _," - . . � . I W suit of ac� lit ernational char- . (, Vree parts rolght. � each- . :.Z, , Ti, , . Was' a bi , ohool teacher, Malcolm 13lick., now t I � .1%1__ X"Itive , � I . and she was i1jured internally. - 81. Tk omas . GROGAN. g n O, I adian Co er Company to -organized, and a �Z � AAAAAAA 81dians are apb t v forget that the Is intati'da taking %'rest 1� �� I , I"! � ______ . an 1. � . � . . - :1 - � 0. Holland, 11another high officer. oi the - . . I � - No. 3, Mort , e - W A wab proorty, The price , ,I ,� � I Actor. I . . 112911, Oh%rl a SO . � I I � � 1. I I , . 0580 was A B is an a -loan one rather . . . from the profession foris time, at the ex r- paid was -3600, ; 0 � - , . _1i _1 - - .. . � Army, who Repompanied Mrs.* Tucker; wall � i I �. . X -, -. I . �\� than Canadi n and America i. If this view Huron Notes. � ation of him term. The truitce board Vag t- � -- ; I 0 1 injured' seriously' tha he ha�_ also askeli, of St, Paul's, �2_� " , 1i i " I t ._411:. o4sken it 'a difficult t asaunte that the P 11 -Miss Annie King hi'as been' re-engagea an ed Mr. Montgomery, of Wroxoter, as Presbyterian of urch, Barton avenue Ter. if I " . ance on ,I also b � ?I -Rev. Georg i R. F : urs are Sall d at , small adv .� � � gag . , , An I since died. I 1 9 * . . 6. .., . I t, -1 � - 'I 0 ',,Iin�, British arbi r tor, who det chool oeet�ion 11, Grey. salary of 8375. His .onto, has received a. call flom the !,;_,.-�i . lared in favor of cher in 9 his successor, -at a 11,:Ull "bwFli4 9 . . . Mrs. Booth,Tuckert who -was Miss mms an tea Presby. - tie, art.. work to merely record- 6re eight ess! f di htheria In duties will commenee the first of the year. . �_ - i It, . � the Amerios contention, wi -Tb6r8 9 a 0 _ ip F1 I -1 - 6 hourdalong. � manufacturers ce. . - � I . I In ads. He;.was do. Booth, marrit 4� Frederick Tucker, I � 1888. the sohTol there has been torip2a oburob, of Paris. He has not yet di- -_ . I � .1 I - I . I in vordi m a ranbrook, and Mr. Black will probably continue to reside ijil;g, T& st,0501 � I Oh to golt at � - I . - . a . ;e, and Brl6in was He assumed b br same an part of his own. 0 i Oideil toaccepb. He ba�y been pamborof St.- I 'I , . - � � -,&, - - - - -A ___��. . again t t a �empir - and - I I ; . IV, 1W � _.� �._ - � � �._ . I w. I He was born iq'Indis, lived there sev. closed. . in Morris, As he has a good farm on the 3rd Paail,'a for the past save. -b years. It i's under- I tty th- 7 room - - th - a 1. It is!' , , -Thomas Kellv had tlle top of one of his line. � 1. i a- I � � as inoipal arbydbnoqrn ,scarcely er I years ft. ', the marri�ge. He waoleorn. sto�d r,hat the Paris ooDgFegatiou offers a I I . .4 i I . PON r, a A I t:r Zu shears in Grob's � - - .! i In if hw � . - -4i 7 o1ble the he would' *en off by . -Two young boys from Goderlob,'Aons of !, : i liftle, touchof - � 1siv done Oh - , � I I t- ."i I Yet you (clan - Z . y In his own mind missioner o Army In India. Mr.j� and 'f ng,ero . a tin salOy of $1,806 � - ��. . I . I I were not pe "natisfied, � of I tin thop rich- - the other- day. Messrs. Drinkwater and, Lewitt, of. that ,��f e , Mrs. Boo.-T'oker were appointed to I'com- � I -w-At the cl so of the $ oonvo.Option In A .. . I � . . C, . � I _ . � . -_ the Art n case was the - Id son of Mr. and town, landed I Clinton on Sunday evening 44tieell's College, -Xingstonvi i om U42 � __ . I at any rate, the Ameri )a mand the Ar y in America in March, AM, -Th#__11 monthe.. o n I - . . . Principal :Gor- 1 , j, I lied on last ,i� , and all- the I ,� 1. i 1. � _ Bargain -Ta"bleso . - * stronger of the iiro,, or I hat the evidence Mrs. Walter Manningt 'of Clinton, � , having come down the railway track. don made wtifying annou,noomenb that :�f - .. * -convi 2cing and harder succeeding ' ooth. I the g - � . I I - thaae. de- I � . - . presented was moral the Tuepdgiy -of last week. It had only been ill In the meantime their friends at home were � �, . I . . I . Tucker was 8 'id to be the ablest oof �1 ,. . I . Jobn Charlton, M. P,, had intimated h1A . V; I I I ,� I )� hin-the Bri-tial ease. There is . great state of excitement. The be :,, ; I - to ,� a couple-, of days. . in a ye williagam, to endow a chair on condition I '1_ � Booth childreils 1i . . , � FAudy Goods- $ 5 00 no 6 from the .ve beginning Can, bownghip, has �7� , . ar, for - , . -Peter Cantelon, of- Grey said they had started out for a walk, And I -. g Oda USUS 1,0 100 Mon's Suits, $6 to $10 regul, �. . � Colonel Hdlland was for several iylears itobi%, where he will that- the UnAi'Me ity oonffnhe Ito relations � - . �If b - Illy � � 0. ads was as isfied that! 11h had'the beat of gone to Delain, Mani when a piece from home had been chased by with the - �� . I � Pres I 1. .1 i� � -1 . I I - - The: - . h chief sooretari and second In oommadd of torten Church. This to the - - . : atorek. � � "I the argumen - - Rig t was aid to be on her i I Army in Canad "' HJ, left engage in farming with his brother, SAM- tramps, and In their fright had run away ' additional half- - 9. � . first contflbuti i! to the- a.� , . to . cited the Salvation I . . I 1111 !I-! such, a depart-- 00 side.' Bu a the other and, the U from home instead of towards it. I tti 1 75 Ulster overcoats, regUlar $7,60 and $8.50, 'for - .5 .States wee qually confi Toronto about eight years ago. Mrs Booth- no,. stees of -mchooi section No. 6, � million dollars to the endowment., The An- � -1-J., - I ... - I � it along. '�7, . I . . . nt, and just as Tucker vIsite4 Toronto a cumber .of iiines � -The tru _George Muldoon, of Bruesels, has pur- nou.neemobt wail rooeived with gribab enthu. . a ��,�', . � l . . . I . d rritory was i -too Jamieson As . I ,- ?"" t�' � astlefied the the dispute her a, have re-dngaged M -year-old road- 11isam. . �_!� i .. � � # I . ... I I to see bar sistiri-Commiseloner Evok ooth. Morri chased I I Geordle B,1' a twol . ' ' !�'�Z! , . 42 � 3 00 property.' , he mAtter teacher for 1904, at an Increase of salary. I I �, . . between'thm two�'t - star colt from James Shodden, 4th line, -Nell Currie, wheelsv� on the Canad. Zi ., . ' . - ; 4 to P-160, for _ I . Miss Booth had been moritival . Ill at : tin , nan I . - alf ter � � - - ill � - Suits, qP a which could dul be'decided ill receive $32fi. r Morris, paying $175. * The colt in bred from ian Pacific liner Manitoba, was killed in- _11 . . 7.5 Boys" qP . was , on, some time ast� but . .,&a ig.,ttiog She W - - 1 � rt . � . . in 4o, doubt the.. bon for -Mr. Harry Hutchins has leased the � - I I . careful a ation. T I I . ragi - - Chicago Vol- stantly - iT t, 4; . IM 'I' ro - better. the !Imews oV her sider's t a . conees. Costumer end from a WfIlke a few days ago by falling from the . -T .. - i . . - 1 50 United Ste I com. � . xere dater !!. i I' " d is- topmast of the steame�r to the promenade 2.60 to $a, for - . death has coMpletely prostmted.1er. ! farm of Mrs, J. Hudie, on the 7th unteer dam, owned bl Mr. Shedden, an - .4f, . .1 t -I �. 30 Bow' 2 -piece school S31its, $ . mined not �ogivq d a two Cans. I I sion, Goderich township, formerly e � .... '_ � - � - . I I I TUN FATHSEVS !GRIEF. 1� - . an extra good one. . t won two first prizes deck Fie was being drawn up to the mast- - � - � - - � - . . than oommUlgioners weri �� at tie firmly met - by Harry Sbee _. " . � . � . 1. . I I and a special as a foot ; two firsts and a heaTto clean it, when the mast, which is of _.� - I . - - - I . . olved Gen. William -Booth, oommauder.fn�ohief . tinshull, whoi some 23 . - I Z - x9^ 40 -on the. othir side. lt� yoftiie, dev' I -Mr. John , second and a speolol an a yearling, and- three wood, snagped off close to the steel lowee : . - . i buo- to* 65c, for - h com -has sent the f Ilow- ago, left Grey township, and settled I ye;r,$. a . I 100% pairs men's odd DrawerS2 I ioner to take a of the Salvation Arrny$ in firsts, a second and a special this fall at the I mast, H a skull was amahed. Currie came 11 . I upoioi the - Xmglish com � .1 I . CO. - . . I . . . more liber view of the IN Ole subject, and Ing message to SsIvationists throug t the braskat is on a visit to � I old friends in the fairs. ' Mr. Muldoon kas a great fancy for from near Sault Ste. Marie Michigan, and ;I . . - ; P � 1; I . i juined the I I i 4_y_..1 . : A iy' ...4- Alin - +n 17AP, fnlp ' - 40 to do his .b"t to gei this i roublesome ques. world, concerning the death of his den b ter, nelgkborbood of Brussels. I I . , 1, .�.Ir a tidy equine, hence his recent purchase. crew of the Manitoba, I # I I 8 I " Aw ng. I � I I �f �. , 7 X -Len s odd U n ol 15 0) . y I . . tion out or r, is 6yt W1111@: ku une Nib 8 DIM hars.,Dooth-luoker. f, Wednesday sivernoon o an 9 � . . - at -A high official of tha CanadUn raclue ; . -A pretty wedding was celebrated . i - � I - � . . - ! . I . and"voring to do, justice ,o both parties to ,4 I am suddenly prostrated with g6of in Walter W. Blinco and Mrs. Alice Peldley, a Maple#," the home of William end Railway announces thlbt 06 dampen is �� I - , ; in mar. 11 Thi 4 _1 - � ;�_ if - , 9 di - spute. . a .both of droy- township, were united ex- i � a - . 1* I 25, �h As Sir WAlir d Laurier at ted the presence tif what appears at the Moment - I S , f , Canadians . go at Ohs Methodist personage, Bcul I � 7 ,gets, Mrs. Nosoker, of Dra ton, on Tudiday of ,about to inaugurate an importa- - .- . tW . in th House of Commo are to be an Indescribable calamity and a vial 9 roe a I E 10 Dozen Men's W061 SOxt 0 PaIrs Or , - 'a . r - last week, at 4 o1olool, when Mrs. Annie ! tensive movement in th di tio of re. L � . . �� .. � . � � . slow to beli4ve that, the chief justice of Eng- fathomablo i0yatery. I can only 106k P Rev. T. W. Cosent- � � � by OW � . I Walkir, of Brusso , was united In marriage tronchment in operation expenses, which - �� I 0 1 , have � and Heavenly Father ., '� T y ial I .1 . , - , land, a ju of gresi am nos, would y to my � --The !August bulletio of the Provino I result in the laying eff of a largo num- . 7 - - I . ..25 1 � � - ?_ . ; .1 I I one a i I ; 11 farm, on this "I - Boys' heavy ribbed w�ol. Stooldligs, per pair- . � decided A#* at this c6d without halving will be' done.' - board of I health shows; one 'case and to Wm. A. Grower, morchanbo of the same wil �_ . f 10 Dozen . . . The ceremony was performed .by ber of men in the various branch" of the 'Wee , �� - some g on to do* . They are wait- . Mar was,after her mothet,firot death from typhoid fever in Exeter ; one Place I I ) ,t ,� . Rev. J. A. WalkeriL�Shllton, B. A. The oompany a service. It was pointed out b � -nex- -_ k for - � -11 ood I My daug' deaths . y - I Mrit. Roludd IL I . . I I _. Ing to hear le're"oned nion. Until this ALM them' any noble and ooueeoratsd wo. cageof typhoid in Grey, and two al that the operating expenses for 11 I ( I .�� I tor $1.25, for I 79 od no o I e can very well Ad.' me - bride was given away by Mr. Noecker, and this offlo, Ing to $2,734,735, were � . -ey purp I Men's odd fancy shirtg, -$ — has been r ceiv . n n Nave 6en.pormitbod to know during from tuberculosis in St;phen township, - T. h . - i I 8 Dozen - . � ' 11 � Miss Be tember, AMounti . . . I I .- . I . F public life. Her loss in -Walter Campbell, son of Mr. James the wedding march was played by I I .1 ; . t Pol ru California., , � I I oouni ab* t the ground n which two of the 50 years of ml . Maud lock. The bride was the recipient so teavy that there w" a deoreaae in net �w � I . . ' are Campbell, - I . L, � I . I the islands ohould havej g ne to the United irreparable, but so much more need Is :th of St. Helens. died at Fleming, 1 � . . � . ! many valuable gifta and presents f rom earuf ngs comIATed with September last year, I- - . � . �1 � I 00 States and two to Cana A, unlsos4t WAS for me, for you, and for all to go on with 'Friday# 0 -3rd ult,,, aged 43 01 I ; . . Assinibois- on . I i , , I � I � - 4 Dozen Men's odd trousers, per. pair - lr;�. I i lentiful on the peninsula - - I was oting In a diplo. our work for God and the blevoing of our years. The remains ivere brought home for her many f6indx and acqua nt&nces I as she a,mounting to tW8,488. � that Lord Alverstone was I �� . is held i . Xrs�, Reubes I I - I I a th� highest esteem, -Beare are very p . v .1 - matic end ot in a judl let sense so as to fellow men. This, however my heart may Interment. in the vicini 1 3 - I � r 1 . . � ry. long as He may be - W.bf Wiartou this fall, and are � tives, came asels Post says: "Thin I ,The foll9wing figures with reference to _4 Is a ,role � gger is-la6d, to this count bleed, is m ' doing considerable damag 0 - ' - at e bil y purpose go I I Z ran I aud kne -49 save the two -The Bru ,or, d. They' i 4 Dozen BOYS',knickers, doubl-le Sei . ning the En ,thout the business' done at the Huron registry . & t' the corn and i , Those who -ire now coroan glish pleased to prolong my life. great section for root growing wl . turnip crops, and deatroying Iambs' and � I . I . Hameaher's - � office are froin the report of the inspector of � I I - . . Drnmissionir a the:njueblee of �bio do. 11 The blow will foil with intense severity doubt, John CouoleY has 4isposed of 286 , -a- ec Lr � 04 . . .egistry offia6a for the year 1902 ,- Total hogs. In the Coiiicl� settlement, one f . fr. termenh too- �A I � �' � , . - - have prolrably not I soken paius� to ex" upo Comma 'der Booth -Tucker; and 'on my bushels of mangolds this fall, the cro S -in one � on Thuria - A *4"******************"#* I oision n 0 4 or of instruments registered, 4,138 . hm lost eighteen lambr, and othEr.& fro , I ! I ,, *y* �w . - In this ;u6nnection, lb -MR ers and ioldiere, for whom my datigh r a roda�of land elong. numb - young &I 6f M . . . - &rnine the else, y otho �e from. one rood and to] I t fees thereforf $4 651.05. These instruments' to five. The headquarters of r,ho brutes ap- I ,at I ' ' 6' y Bours"la, M - P. P has fought and toiled so long. .In t6omidet P 1,361, ; ears to be In the rocky or bad lands be. �� , be sail th t. Mr. Hon� I Ing to -him'." , � - eon. , Ailing � -4 4 Butter and Eggs as Oash. I - V to the joint of my ow -Peter S. Rome, Sth line, Mopria, has re. Donsiat of : 1 Patents, I ; deeds, . . - igan wirth tba � � who was the principal seorstar n sorrow my he�rt goes up to God 1 1, 024 ; dirwharges of mort- I I - - . high commission, and �who inade a close )wn9kip. mortgageot� I ween Hope and Barrow Bays. wbioh afford* � . , on their. behalf, Pray for them. Mean- moved with his family to Elm% t( wills. 161 ; losses, 5 ; isplendid protrection, to them. There is talk ,, � she samet'! _�,_"i **"***"**"**"***"-*" I study of the o"o, having had access to all' while I am trusting for strength ,to go on He has pdrobaged a fine 100 acre farm, lot agoo, 1,129 ; I I - I 4 I . a ge�err-1 hunt And clearing � � - . icken, parOUts , . ae of COm- with m , and praying that our 8 concession 16, from Mr. John Ellacotb, mechanics' 'leans, 12 ; other instruments, iof organizing � Ali Ira their A , . the documents, stated in tile Hou . y owil4uties, There were 1,046 searches made them out, and th vooner it in d-.)ne the be' - f , . oubt iy of alleviating the sorrows of ' Ing West. The price paid 445, u . �11 11 mono the other day that there was no d great agent who intends &D I Z I I Gross amount of fees earned for, 1902, 86,: Iter. Laht week, OW, Pruder, of Albemarep . � I I � , of the,corroobneas of'the decision awardfug - the suffering world may not be hindered by was $6,000. ' ; two sheep by -O g of- tile Bible i 035.70 ; net amount received by registrar,, Iloet ,ft name agency. � stewar, t, Cha�ncj i �, kwangellos, . ., Greig � . the strip of land from the -:Portland this visitation." -H. Warren h&s leased his 100 hundred I I -Police h 'b I - . i 4agiatra a,-Quiboil, of Sault Ste. �� i . he United Stabes. Like others, � - I acre farm on coacesaiOn 6, Hullett, to T. $2,833-61. ! D .t. Tb a memb- � . north to t f6ilow Lord Alv'sr- -What might have been a serious acei. 1 Mario, on Saturday ga_i�-, judgme t, finding . . . -1 , - . - __M I i ur - 6*0 , Mr. Bo aiss, could not M &son, of the Base ling ; he has also rented i John K. Stewart, Provinoial Inspector illford guilty of p,�rsonation on � I 9 01 aGently to Miss Maggie 1 Daniel - R. S. Koo � - I stone As f r As the iolanos'in the Portland his farm of fifty acres � on concession 5, to dent 'happened v f the. society-- " a * O'sm of Licenses, died About 6 o'clock ilast Thurs- , d f ult a Johnson. r d: Stand for Lind." While crossing the Iron bridge in election diby� and fined hf." $M,, In 0 a ki Z I � - � I I I channel w re conoerne but he would nob oron- r. , ini , in*, to be used Lower Wingham, an bar way to her home,. . roe mo a .re Called UPOR . , . day night in the General 0 ,in I - o, wh c a W ave to vpen I - - i I have gone to the ' - j ail. Th '- evl I hab � hothe dl four shoul I � savea woolde , I � . M . Day W to, after an operation for append elth. He grazing. - ier In e dencor w6ut to show t � I United States or Canado. ,What he did - . -Wm. Gauley, for many years a residentz she heard the rumble of a wagon behind I -oth , I e Millford a poll1r,g ly, I in bed.-Ifflas' 7 8 . HOTZrx - . I vegone wile t#Aken to'the bov tat several. days pro n, on Tuesday of and kept well to one side Ito as to allow th � had, entered in the . I . 1, maintain was that the four should he viously. and the o ration was performed of Clinton, died in Londo � I 10 being asked hi. mame by the . week visitizif ' I . - � ,goo ample room bo pass. Suddenly, how- town, aux � . — � . I it was t 7 - I . __ . , hen found last week, at the age of 70 yearn, About we it ids=4 is . f b — - together. i - Wednesday morning. ever, the was struck by the projecting end deputy I ning officer,he gave * as JSM68 I As .--- - � I 11 I � I 4 rdar - ; � , I . I ; AT 'HIS OLD T4WKS. iA to London to under. ' was at once detoobed by & . I I � I _- o- tho I that the appendix was gangrenous and that six months ago he we u . f . I , ! I . � . be- on I - � I � � re brought of the rack and thrown violently to tbO Sullivan.` .no - i _1 In. Baker has . lbm � I � � Sir Charles Tupper,. wh' has just return- there :was no chance that Mr. Stewart go treatment, The remains we ground. Fortunately she fell to one side, Oonscrvativ�e serutineer, who bad knowu - I - - hea I 0 1 ft* I survive, Two or three wee escaping the wagon wheals and the horses' him for years, and wao not allowed to pro . I � 0, R�tes to h 60 iks ago to Clinton for intbrmeAt. - - he has bOe:a - . � d from En lanid,� is endo;voring to make would - I � � W a rowll�y ! P I � - e � ti capital cut of the case by say- Mr. Stewart resigned the office of provincial -Although'not unexpected, the decease of and getting off with a slightly bruised osed N,vith the markiDg 6f his b4lot, The -11 . - ' VaucOuv0r, some poll I . a McLaughlin, one of the pioneers feet, yo 20th and until November i �Othj 1903 minion G vernment made a license inspector, which he had hold for 12 , Mro. Charle I ider. The Nam was a Young one, be. deferate Llaun,A,thst ,a# Millfoid bad not, � .n tbi& woo- Good 9 ing September In � iang of shou I - �._ - -3.0 F that th Do -fears, with -the inteD I I in the house - Rate, 14' 5 via tion of removing to I of Howiok, came with no sinall p ramily. longing to Mr. A. Curria, and wan inadvart- made a ri,quest, 1fora ballob, this giving of a I , Viet'ria New Westminster, B. O.; Seattle, Tacoma, Wash. ,, . . Mistake by going into arb�tration upon the er aged` yartner and her 1. onsition. H Oh. () - I . � . - Many obtawa to begin business as an, insurance 1 sorrow to h by a small boy. wroug name dial, not constitute pero . l � Mr, i an - . - . . . � terms on v9 iloh it was corried on, ime and pasatd ently fright6ned i d that hIs presence -in � f6mily to our oker. Hie household effects bad been re. ! She had been ailing for some t � � (). 1?. P1. . . efforts have' beenmade to Oettle the di!p�te. br -The death of Mary .Hookon, relieD of The prosecution, urge - - I When it was before the ;high commission, moved to Obtaws, and the family wele al- '! away on Saturday evening, October 24th, in 1. *ha has b8m Deeea�sed was born in Roch- "he late J04D Wilcox, took place at the the boo!b was tantamount tc� a, riquest for Sr . or children !a STEWART, Agents Canada accepted a tlan w4ich the 'thodght ready there. Mr. Stewart was born 55 1 her 75th year. 't' Mr. Thomas ballot, as be had no o1ber business therO. A n6vv Invokigg APMEM43' . 1,o he United Sto'tes years ago on- his father's farm near Ottawa, eater, New York, on December 9th, 1828, residence of her son-in-law, The magistraic cunr.0 , red with this view, and U b was reasoni ut A � I , 1845, Webster, of Exeter North, on Saturday, Ova. . . � `751t, . .Now what aduld in big younger days he was an athlete of re- I and moved to Durham county about - 0 --The EVas' would not agree to this., � ed to p4r. October 24th. Mra, Wilcox wu an old gave iadgmeM as ab . P;, in the C. P, R. Ticket and Telegrkph, and Domiuiou E;� , . . ut it ? pute, being one of the best lacrosse players with her patents. She was marri . I . . hold . press. the Canad an Qovernin ut do abo . - a mouths, coma-; . - i, I I - I I . . - . . . I � . . ; I - . � � . 4 . � I � I I . � I . . I � . I . . I I . I I . .1 . I ; . - � I . I . � .. . . ; � . �� I . . I L . . . e� ar I - . . i . � -I , 4 . . . � c . 'I . � � � '. I . , . . I - � I � . 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