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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1904-01-22, Page 4- , - - I JUNTIARY, 1904 '., _�� -9 . I - X T ' ,.— I WJT _. ______ F — - 8 K I . — E --m-1— z I 1 2 *.* *to I*.... . 0 . . . . . 0 . .:�. .. f � 3 � 4 5 6 I 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 03 24 , 26 28 27 28 29 30 1 1 31 ...# 0. .. .. 1. 1.14.. -,.J. 0 ... ... :4i ! SIIOUIO 11X a JmInIMUIR V41LAV, WX ""�.T Vky"1,--J_FMVA1A �-/JLXUUTULL, 0 L-UA1Jr'.V J. Ia im F,A%lr %Orl" q F y -,up �__ - - - — - - - — - - - - _—, - — Frovinw-.0c, a, tl� quoted pr cc 31 i while Me bone and sinew of our landl . ...... -3 - I many to sh w that ,former seSsfions I stand Ishivering at the stations OW.att imported- 6arriagesp This, in taking a courAe in Guelph . Agricul- - - " . I . L . I i I . I the griev- tural College. -Mr. and Mrs. D. 0� IL I : . had been hal 'with seats beforei whicli they Pam, be' Dir opinion, wofild meet . I ' - I A � )note i througli gging for- thi . V 0 . . � _:_wl ! - . -the courts''than th6r( are at the I cars to: remove the products of our. ance -'which they hhve to contend Campbell very hospitably entertained Prices before 7 - DSVWL I I pre! ent tiMC. L The debate was �on- 1 land, an�d !, '-he goneral public, when with. .. a number, of I their friends in their Special - . I .- I I I' I � - " 11 I � I ' are' phLc4ed -two deep in, . - now hall on Tuesday evening. The . . . . . . - fen 4P I thit ed by M r. J. J. Foy and others � travelling . ___ I . � ,, i! i pleasant ci I an4L is still in progresspit the time I the rear le'Jof *an qncient smoker. Nominationi for constituencies for company spent a most L ,,t,,,,rf.n I I ; - . _J I n , - L _Q 0 week, I A . :: � ( I .Ing- To_ OK -TAKING. .%ad oil . . Of writing. . � I � . J. R. Govenlock, Seaforth. the Dominion Parliament have taken Mr..and Mrs, Job ST � "I w evLidentt' how i I can . e _M3 it is quit ever, tliat � I tly returned from a very pleas- + t I � ! � I place all over Canada. The, lAberals ' 4-1-§-P1-44§-+P++i114iH �141ii '. .. I an little will ie.done th is:' session' be- 1 - I I L ant two weeks' visit to friends in 7 ... � ; . I I itori&ll Notes and GOMMente.L in Ontario have already named 40 Whitby, Mr. Ketchen's old home.- way,weare anxious to reduce our _jt.oak as - 'Aw re yond. markir 9 time. T�decd the Gov-' U�d With ot�,ok.+t*kIng but a few days a .1 11�",vse - I . ' Z I � I I i i .� ,- � ornment, with their 4londe candidates and the Conservatives .39. Mr. R. Cbristio, postmaster of Exe- before theist of February. With that objeetir. view,Ave bare. . � . . ,r. major-, -in' our' r"�port of the recent Reform - . . mu,j- as possible line I a of Shoes and Robbers L- -Xi q �� ir can sonrcely be'd*pected to,do' I ter, and our old. fownsmar4Mr. W. I y I 1 In Quebee'52 Liberals have, been goZ over our stock and selected the foll0vVing , which, -1 . much more. With a in0ority of two, meeting � lield at Bruccef ield, which � . ! A to . ,.,,�., - : Dixon, Aso of Exeter, were in town 10A will nla�e on $%is at f,u prime mentioned. from _1� -1 -, Ur. it � . � � -A . or " iotests ban ' . . nom luated ast "IM2101 V �%:Zp " - 1-4" . , I , .. _�: at most f brec, and V g'! we pulillsl(Ied last week, we inadver- � Wednesday attending the Agricul- -fty J9 ' . '! . . � .i 11C� t6 Fn ,nUa,7 ""Ll- inCIUSiVe � _� 'e tural Society mocting.-The ladies of , 4 cheow v i if . �� 'GIU) if _. I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ver five -of the�,r: 5upporters,1 . Nov,;,, Scotia, f if tee"n Liberals and 11 . .1 � ylid&y, January 22 , '� , - ing 0 1 � t ; I � - i I -t I . - ble the G60rament-earu tently omitted to mention that Mr. Con, rvatives, and in New Bruns- Brucefield and vicinity intend organ- - * I 01OP-6 I -T, t - . � . - - I is Imposs] I i . ,:: ; .tj7ake t I . � - Mr, fte ISUCO WW"D The "reuthew after doeb - G. Sta0bury, of Exeter, was ap- �1 - i , i � . , __ do bui r to t�eir,own J- I - - P i. � -M _,*... z , iiness aithe sat-! � wicl ,six Liberals and four Conserva izing a Women's Institute in connec - e a ar � z see, denotes 00 0 Ot bbs paper on wbiob lb . I - Twenty Pairs Ladies' Rubbors,�aizex 3 W7, reg0lUr.Pri0e 400, sPeclal.Pr1a 25- . L - I ,�iL�. 1. = isfaction or 5,n the intorests -of the pointed secretary in ,place of Mr. tives. Both Liberals and Conserva- Lion with the South Huron Farmers' 2 and 1.3, regular price g, I, I . � 1 ,�4'- 9 *dvirMspwen6*il be fouM - � . �9 - �, __11 , . . I ovince. , They may h�,ng on to of, Fraser, who retired. . tives in WinniP09 have named -their Institute-, Thirteen pairs youths' heavy Gum Rubberso sizss 10, 11, 1 �, . *034 - 1?r �, -1. � � I ��- , I - . . �. �. _. Ines"Isk 61 5"wark-4 special price 76*3 6- Pair. A- . mr, an - �. I I � 1�' , f ice, but that is the be t that should . 1(non, and throughout Manitoba, Brit- � it Slippets, laced over ankle, sizes 4 to 7, regular price $1, apeeid �_; . i, - - Jammy sele-D N Xagexth-b . . '-- _' ' Tan pairs Women'# Fel . W -r& F , - I- � . - z I � : . . t� A Romoba-1 V Fee" -1 be cApected from. the- . �Tbey are The by-election for the Legislature ish Columbia �and the torritorie� a Tuckeremith. I . - �� _ I .. � . � , . price 75c a PAir- . �� . - I : n . I . Od-la Two--Uarol d 4 Co-& - - 'the ra'arcy of the �tak6 pla6e in North Oxford next con 1 1 . - ts -Bb'es 3 -r - i�- Mr. Fr . 4 � __ . conti4ually', at iderab a -proportion of the can- , 4, 6 and I! � �, r - . � IftPrints.-MCKInnon & 00-5 . 9 Notos.�-Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Mills, Fourteen pairs Women's Glove Grain Laced Boo , , 7, regular l Ice X, I ,chell R - 7 -:J. _ New , I i didates have been placed- in the field, - _ ; � �_ �'il I __ graft�rs' in their ol�A_ -ranks and Tuesday. iThdre, are only two candi- from near J31yth, visited at Mr. W. special pries 81 a i - . - _. � - -19 versul & of" - . . air � - � . - -er Is � _...f1LLL - . _.�__ $1.25, P'. � - I&- 1. J 7, t � XNichi In BOWS � Reott"d-8 there -are a sufficient ;L number of oDgolo Kid 9ce'd Boots, now extension sole", -8' 08 3 to 7,- reg � � _. , . � . - . - - U- I an the i ___� - . 1� t . I Ok4,'s, on the Kippen road on San- -_ i _1z. : .. w �, - - da as in, the field, a straight Tory Twelve pairs'Women's D .. . Nocktaldog- R. WIN# imid Son -4 these a riot' ' ated behind tbo gov- : � ' The good people of the ambitious day! last. -Miss Flora McClure, of lar price V��,. @Ps0iA1 price $1,65. & , toildsiv � : Z - P t 8 e � . I : � , , , ftwkii�-W F Dever and Co -5 . d a Grit. The independent ProblL - . - � yla Kid L,,oed Bootp,_ a'neat Sunday obce,, sizes 6, to ) 1, , f . .. ___� ,. ornmei& beincal CVC o city of Toronto, are having a big Tuckersmith, who has been laid Twenty-four jairs Men's DOD � 04 � - � Clearinpr Sob-RJ,3bsr1@ in and VaInnis-5 i UP I - __M I 6, � .i - I f I _; � - � . . . - . I �1 � � -Xale-Thomao -5 session to u r - Under thesecir- , - ' ' , :5, opecial $1.75 a pair.; . a for Auseell t r� 'the seal 0 twi 0 over. bitionist� lithdrew, . 'With typhoid fever at Blyth, is re- regular pries V. : - 1; Shorfto" . W t1i;ne over their municipal elections. , � - I , � � i Atow Found—James UrbaffY-8 _t Pissed I . , I ", The only protection the Gove nment cumitanc 9 the Libe al should be el-. - , a , Boots. with heavy fleOOe lilIffig,'817,04 7 to 1�1, . � tesuhr -_ 11 th I -, � It- would seem from, the disclosures 8 Twelve pairs Man's 4 � , , . . covering, and is expected home buckled Velr - il me W,ducffo..4--3--W Ft W111IS-8 - t. a Per I i :-' - I now has from. the 4em�nds.o these ooted by a very large majorVy. soon as the weather permits. -Mr. pries $2.76, special price $2.40 a pair, , I � I , � -9 I . . p took � � , 7442�-Beagtfo Btofa I - E A -, t�hey 11�ay be, - I --- I � - . I ' ' ' - ! -1 , ' already made that some of the muni- Wm, Oke and Mr. John Reinke, made, IT . ;� ,- 8@00nd-bood Ufstors--Chesney aud Swiley-8 . . members, 1wbatever - � - After at � � t, . lyttin . . �, 1 I- I uppnr�ll MoDermot" gn. or appeal to i It 'is- said that arrangements are cipal authorities of that city have an excellent job of the road soutb e dee are not old stock, but are all this se"on's.goods. If you need a, 1, ; . � !,, 0 a . IS to tbr"ten to resi The abov If ' 9 � in his 5 ,�_, - . .. . � . . * 4 - . . ,.-,- .r. 0sy1dof"D Urquhart -4 And such' thre�ts will almost completed for establishing d ii �- of Egmondville, but owing to the I tinned . be __ - .1 I ry. in Footwear not men , , in this list. let u know about M We promw ._; :41. , ?&i"tcd-R Devereux -5 . machine " of inuch more f ormid- . � t grof - , � " - Bogen . - I no I . ' a you mon es, sad willm%ke it worth your �vbile to deal bere. - i �i � 1� - t - 'As I . - - - I provail I;hg ul&. t�cy a,re high winds it will be necessary for eyr,ssvfzlg valu ed � I : - it I . Boer colony in Montana.: It is ex- abld dimensions than either the - _�, =w"i ' . i � - to be o. fulf ill'it. The- best - I - . . . them to go over it again. + I f + +4 4 i 1 F � -§-1-L6 � ; �� - likely � OF -_ i o � I I I I 1 +4 1i I � ters; Sul � I I �, #ft thing the ,government � cica do iind the pectdd th4t the inauguration of the (,n i . 416I14-4, 1 -� � I Grits or Tories and that they r. t . 4 - --,;, 1i . T* ,. I _,___;� __ _Vvi � -, i I - Tht 1hron 6XV � �, 1� _7 - only self respecting ,6jurse open to Boers ill commence early in �tho ev ' &Wta � " �' .. f i W F I , �� - ford e . � - ___ an more ,scientifically. -In connee- . Chiselhurst. I t _.. - I . I ; !; theM under .the circuln1stances, is to' I I - _i _. 1 - .� S� ',-� i spring. The arrangenients arc - in Lion with the election of the Con- R, WILLIS & SON, Seafor h, , - . I � � __ - t1hrough with the n�cessaxy busi- , III. -The many friends � of Mrs. D I I - i� � t f . ; � IF SEAFORTI1, FRIDAY, Jan. 2%-1004. go - Capt.' :deatt h - i �i �: I . . con as possibl " reconstruct charge of: General Joubert and ,tr011ers there seems to have, been a McDonald will regret to � bear of her f ..: , I . 'no&% as s .. i . a E I I;; F . : W. S. O'Ponnell. This colony will be' ants for the Sister Shoe for men, ard , hs 11 Queen Quality 11 shoo for s�omeu, 'p. ; - I . I . � 1. I dissolve 'the' Logisl r - � i � I the cabinet, 7 a- I great deal -of c'ookedness, such as- serious illness. Mrs. McDonald has Sole ag . I - . i !, � -1 I "I �Mgfne I . , � . A 1-1 composed Ilargely of those Boers who ballot stuffing, repeating yotes and been confined to her bed for the - - - Dt. -, � --I No Election, but Another tur'e-and -appeal to t4e people. - If I � .Hig, - , . . , :--; ; ,I. �. . have -never been Able to become re-- personatir.g and several of the prom- past' two months and recently 'bad mmodia s, � - _ . - _4 iF � they get, a decent question of poli- , to ne, q after his -late� illness. -The all- i_ In 10602-t , r - .1 � 'i'� Session. are informed that I t, 1.� I. - I . signed to UBritish rule in South Afr-,- inent municipal politicians of the to undergo an operation. !Her friend cause of Shetritt's wratY was that nual medtin of Carmel cliurob was� , -sUpped - X� t t' th country I . 9 :1 , ,_1 - - cy on which to app I - 8 I ' . � , � n was aUtliori lea ca. TbW may make good citizens' city are supposed to be implicated. hope that the operatioft will have I � - � w.. issl�es abo he had ordered t,wo of his daughters held on Monday evening last an,d wa , Ove I r th4 . : �_ , . � I � :;. �� ve but brother' Jonathan is welcome to One ortwo' arrests have already been the desired effect and that Mrs, Mo- o - . - I .- and which will raiser t� �_, to go to the bush to out w od, when very 's . - . -, - � � .�, I _,tatit,ely made on Saturday last that petty personaliti4is And.Gameylism,-so largely attended. liev, 'Ur. i fl � � ; ." all be ca: get of them. , ,ef qxwe . : , 4 - I V . � e papers are, daily fil- Donald will soon be about again, and 7 iiAl i -- much the better, as, tUe administra- , l and would not Sawers, of Brucefield, octi pie -d -, he � ; - ti � the Dominion , Government bad de I . � his vvifo interf ered u . , -A V . . I . 1� . . I - - - . I L - I - I : . - __ -4 _� � o :Government is � led with the scandal. The probabil- in good health. dared his chair. All the report .% , � ,-:-.; 1. � � fbAtely decided to -call anotherses- ,tive record of th I - . � let them go. He then M 3 were Of a very, I Wedives ,I I r�-; - " - To ,those of us who have been shiv- ities! are, however, that after the . I �*, �` - ' ' such that , with a.resobetable issue : - ' wood into encouragingriature - * �� I ; .4, . I wife to go and throw some, and marked pro- Of the b * �_! slon of Parliament before , a dissolu- , � . ;i �,. . I on their sliae and-ig6ma changes in the cring, wit1h cold and -wallowing in fuss i reaclies its height it will die Bawfield. tjh.o w,00d shad, and on her ref U$al to gross and advancement during tho � Vey, 4q, , I . I , I ,i 1A . . : � _ i �1, ar I - � � ! - -porson�l of the Cabinet,! 'the Province ,snow f orl the past two months, it- Put Breezes. -Edmund Peck., of Toron- -do this he became enraged, and hence past yo,� I I , I tion and ageneral, election. The 9 quickly as it arose and no per- - The balance on tbe-,right Monitor . � I I 1 :, - � I i.�Cj )reason given for this is that some- would,lalmost certainly,! feel disposed ' son ill- be badly hurf. There are I .side of the , r _ F � t - - � �_f :,'! may be �ome consolation to ]car � to, and George Peek, of FiLrgo, Dako- the brutal assault. - ledt.er' is- nearly S; 2 5 0. Istratfor � - L !I I nr too any big wigs in the game for,it - - . . ; I �._ t with to give them anotbei't�iai and would I . The r I . �.,_ . c -Ong egation expressed : to Mr." ( , , agreemou ,. � * eir mo -.— I 1. t�.' � I modifications in the from:so.bigh' an authority as Dr,' -to r suit very d ta, are visiting th i ther, Mrs. . tbpir � - I . I _.� I . . 'also likely give, them a!'working rna- . - isastrously to many. readiness to givir, a call to a min :,.Ie . - tol�&. I 1 John Peck.,Artbur Bllioitt has sold Wroxet"Or. 1 , f0i 1" ' i h- But, whatever the result. may be' his f arm, oA the Sauble line, to Mr, Se , J Was "d I _-', . the Grand Trunk Pacif ic, Railway- any Kellogg, in an article in Good Hcalt ' � � � , jority. It is *oftb trying for at , ister and a meeting for that purpo ' -1 � ; I 4 - been found necessar " � f I it is not very creditable to thechief 'N,otes.-Ray. S. Perxin and Rev.J. - . . . , ��i Company have ' , i I . I that cold, fresh air contains mord, William Evans, of BrOford, who X nged pul- was called f6r- two weelo from the - Xelvey, - � . i; � . - ��l been deemed advisable. . I city of the chief Province, of tfle Hastie, of Belgrave, e. eba �� ? I B. I 'i ll take posse,ssion on the Ist of In Nor- I � - and it has � ., wil - day of the a nual meeting. -Mr. . P. W ' 7 .oxygen I than I warm air; that it Dom nion.' . pits last . Sunday, Mr.- H 4 , I ' v, � - 1, I ctioned by the A Tarte Remonitrance, i I . "tie Con man Cook has been quite, ill,_,NJj,Ss � I by Re � I c ,� .. - 1� March. -Mr. John Ferg son is an- - I - i , . -0� li I quickeng the ,'heart action and in" I I � dusted the anniversary services here, Nellie Welsh has . - � ar t ;. owdiste � ; : peoples' representatives before they The following letter� which'appe . � gaged in getting the ice supply for beca in London vis- __ I - - creases fhe number of red corpus� - � I 0 i . t ! The Yarmers' Institutes. � next summer. -Mrs. James Johnson, -The Bank of Hamilton moved into iting bar sisters, -Mr. and Mrs. J3. -A q __ 1 ele . I � are finally assented to. This an- -ed in; the Globe of.Tb� cles, ih ,t�e blood. The vital fires I thair now promises, in A-11-Moffivs � rectory, � - � t I ,, I . . 11 I I r, I I - The South Huron Farmers', Ins�i- � 0 1 oil � ., � � � . . _i � �_.. I Week, -was written,by- well knowq like flrO bf wood or coal, burn,move who has been seri usly ill, is getting block, on -Saturday.-Miss Bessie, Lov- Kah�fer ret.urnod from Clinion � I will allay. a good deal of � Monday, where, they, bad be ,' u,&7, 60 � :11 nouncement I . I , I � - _� . - I � . i - 'ute moetingp bald it Exeter aq - and is - the On till a i . I r , n , d A � who k ows brighfly� ,'In cold weather, Cold 'air t better ac o u ' � I AI un6asiness in ,the country and will business ra,An of Seafo'tiI I . 4 shortly. -A Ia number: of our oit ell, of Albany, Now York, is ViSit--Quite a nu bar ,or, t . -1 ter �of M - � � I I Brucefield last week were very i4- Zop - he lativ - . -chirA.. , n I aids in ithe discharge, of poisonous . . her parents, -Miss Lily Wal- - . ' m � F , to the hearts of ' by cmpe,rienco. ,whereof 1he speaks. I� - reign Miss ., 1� lu � bring joy' and peace I izens are down with tbe,grip.-Her la,ce members of the Fo _' I ... I toresting ,6f ion Au X_ z I I 11 I the members of Parliament, in so matters from the body, iner6ases meetings. The afternoon ' � i , Harriston, spent -several : . - the app 0 e, elps to - assimilat:- Meeting at Exeter on Friday w� bert Jobn5tono s iliary -of CarmelPry - Aermn, �, I I is direotly'to the point! arid bits the . ' I three w . Leokie,- ,sbyterian aburcli ', .1 -public AC . � �.4 - 1 � . I t b G �s I v e d bad roadN on - , I much as it will enable them to pock � 1� ' ' r I . � largely Attended, the, ball being well I days of t4vis week with Mrs � � I - eeks here, returned to his I I ., � , dem,ftity of right, nail, fair on the bead eve food and alla�s nervous irritation I , Skene, of - I � I I I et another sessional in � home at Kinoardine last week. -Com- Misses Luella Ross and May - I � *rfarmt . I �, I I '. Tuesday last, driving to Clinton 10 I , Z, � I i I - I r i ; . e they time. -vvi- very el4pitfly the dis. ,and fatigue. i filled and a most interesting, discu - Brussiels, are the guests of MissA, - : � � Andersoi 4 I . - I - 71 i � I I fifteen hundred dollars befor It sho . - - - .. � I sida was Lad on each of 'the addres- munion services were held in the - attend the meeting -of Prosbytery.- 1 .- f in Grie w W ,' I � . are called upoh to give an aocount Of astrous rcsult� to'the bilsiness.of the Presbyterian 4hurch on Sunday last. Black. -Dr. W. M. B. $mate is in To 'I Mr. A. Brandt has been visiti . 7 : I - I I I I 1. -, J.- The To t of th(s, ses delivered and much useful in- ronto this week. -Fred Vogt and U,; rt. I - , -_ : - I. t;Wlr, stewardship, and even thwav- I -The� I 1. i . ative.4 and friends i i � �,�;,111 policy . I . formation was elicited. The even- i IS. . I untry of th� pre-wnt imilway ti -Mrs. Boyce, iof Toronto, and Mr in Ailsa Craig find I z ; - - _��. eat 00 o E . Busch, 01 I � � i I I - � � evage member of . Parliam A is imt , �. . Buffal . : rd, Miss Jennie Vogt --returned to Detro- - � � � - � xPress, who usually gets New liamburg.- � lutte b, �. . so constituted that he can treat such and -correctly , points' I I Howa of - Snitb1s Falls, who have . put that the � ing was also well attended and an it on Tuesday, after several days' � :: ,; a - � R� -i * . I - ' very ard*atc information from in. ral weeks, re- __� - , -Y, A n o I . excel lent and interesting . prograinmi a visit bore witb� their mother# Mrs. I I . � - j�; 1- - I a Wind fall contemptuously. The remedy lies with the Governme t f I tjanu&ry� 11� - � 1 . - �,. I . - I nor political circles, however be " as given. On The following day ,,,Lt turned to their. bomes on Monday. - �� . � I 1 . . probabilities are, therefore, that t w � I I John -Vogt-,--Miss" Mable and Min- Morris. M -A -1 q.Z 1. � be country,who haVa' i-be.power - , $ - . I � - - I � . _,__t�_ I tuder" �( . A. . I 'o does it, �-hu� refers to the present 13rucefield, the attendance was rkpt Township Of f I c ar.s. -A I ;Is t : � I . I inion elec- I nio Miller, of North Gorrie., were the - - � .1 ,4 � there wrtl not be a Mom . I �j, I hie S - . J4 . apply it, lik�,. fd'exercise the,' 13 Port Albert. I � , _;�. I 'flon before next fallo probably Oc- if fbicy. . dl� t I .session o4� the iogislature. He says: I O I er the, afternoon or I I I guests of Mrs, A. Sanderson over, meetin- of the Morris council mr�. �\ :041y- the I _k! J power they possess n o by incur-' I I 1� oven,ng -meetings, the weather 6a- Dots.-Mr..W.W. Hawkins return- Sunday. -Miss Stewart, of Win,gbam, WM . , I , . - -1 tober or November. ! . I . I . Clark was reappointed clerkat traw.as � , - I 1 " What i,skdfibbed the, expediency ws-. ing stormy and the roads bad, ac- ad to Chicago Monday.-Xiss Quaid is visiting bar sister, Mrs, George � I �1'1 I � I . ==,�� . ring onormoug outlay iA1 multiplying I a salary of $130; M I :� I - I i L I . I sion of 6a On _ esgr,s. Mgl�colm -_ mopy wo I I i I . tario Legislature was' ewnting for the small attendan�lc, is visiting her.sister in Wingbamo- Harris, sr.-Tw,o rinks from here will B -_ pas - T - _. . ; railways f or the� purp uring I , - lack and -Richard Johnston were , badi4 w I A Good Appointment, , 7 i 4 -i . I . . opened, by' tl�e Lie � -iogs, however, were ve�y Miss Lizzie Currell, of Gode,rich,is bonspoil in Ra E11111de. . . � ,utenant. Governor The meet TTiStOn appointed auditors at $8 cacb; W, lt� � - . , . . . of f i -- competition. It furtbe I ' � 1 inte esting. We hope to give 'a staying with bar aunt, .Mrs. J. H. this woek.-Chesfor Smith had bis John, � � I ml_� � The announcement hag been ei- I - , I �,' shows tha� on Thursday�_ It is a session of pe-�- i ,3toll was nppointed a meinber -A pa . 4 l, I- � I � I I � � : the great' I ,� alfbough falling jn�' , 2 evening by a z'� o __ . I ally made that Sir Wilfrid Laiirier O9Js � more extended report of both thile Grinton, here_ -Miss Stevenson, of face hurt Tueoday of the board of health and Dr. Me- z - woman -al l - - . ; J I Iculiar intere.4t.1in one way, and in an�,� inectings next week. . . . . ' . I hockey puck, . . � I .�, � . � has notified Dr. James Mills, Frinci- cidentally L on .4he "�pper, f infill other of no 1 1 n�crest at,all, It is cal- . . I London,Miss McKenzie and Miss Hat- I Ash MCdical Hoaltli Officer, �John ,., Mitchell . . I : I . sts upon -the. producer, who, ispi � . - � tic Tburlow, of Goderiob, and Miss ----. Watson w -is reapp couldon! : - pal at the Ontario Agricultural ,Col- re In led on tbo, ple,,1 1b,af the House must --, offited assessor .,it ; � . � - . most cases, tbe�' farmer'. And. still, , Beeolivrood -n -n- � . . I . . - -11 I make, furtber rovi . - - I Bessie Crawford, of Win.ipeg, Ma - a salary of $70. A motion was pas�,_ .. time bsfi . .� loge at Guelph, that b -e has beenj ap- Sion for mainten- I Rensa,11. - . - � � .. atient, I iong s fforing i class anv-1 . ... I I ; I that U 'this s 0 ly the excuse and , I . � � �� .11, I p ance, but Br afs.-Mr, J, J, Ryan was ma - itoba, arc among the visitors in our ad forbidding,all parties tutting tijm,-- out � . pointed a member of 'the Railway : seem to boar It witboot amurmur� Gladman & Stanbury. barristers, at Hen- I " - .. ' � . , .1 - not the reason1l. The government, by ried n the 19th inst, to an estimab ',a midst, -Mr. and Mrs. Bennett re sail TusWay, ThurkUy and Wurdayo, M2.tf bar on the, highways in tbo niulljoi� . length fol - I . . . I Commissi provided - for at the Mr. Govenlock says , " X, note sever- I turned last week from their visit to 1. . - . I L onp I . calling- �118 11011,4c together, beatts youn ; lady of Sault Ste. Marie, Mi w luall fouvdr from tba Mhah-elit - . - ; I � I v al articles in the Daily -.Globe 9f late, . Chicago.- Walter 13. Hawki6s Shape For Sale. -The He y pality without pornIL-4,sion , I _1�1 � r - - - I Lena Carpenter, We congratula:c _ council and all i - mfs�ake t I - I - � last session of the Domifiion Parlia- 4, most reasonable andi off sevef4l b ,-elections and gains and nwhfim sho;* with the lands belon&g 60 the parties building or I I '_ e frox I Mafeking over Sun- _ tan*. T I . ,�._ . that deal in . � �e him 3,n his happy choice was hom - I � ... on't. it is abqa' �stateA tha� Dr, I a breathing vace, which :will .be� _ and exteid day. -Quite a humbe same, (of We abea For parUcularessly to repairing fences are febrbid infrina 1: . �, . m__ fearless mannor, with the positionof, utilized ' our.bcst wishas for a bright - T of the y0u� Roborl Bell, Seafosih!' I -*f- ing on the road allowance aod on .... ,stancer"A . , I . . J� the effort to prepare a' and pro a . . Mills has since accepted the appoint- the great railway mon6poljes in t,h _ - follL5 of this v'rllage attended a most -after the. c - __ � I , prohibitijoin life pre,server, in ant,c, Porolis future to both Mr. and Mi� The Sovereign Bank of. Canada, Hemall, complaint being made, the. coul)OU - . 9 . � .... ment. 'The Dominion Government treatment of 'their cu�tomers. -Th iPgtion 64 tbe final general ollectio'n- ITYan.-Mr. Thomas Downey, of Clli,-' "Joyable. Party last Friday evening OnUdo, Head offfle, Townto-Exocutive- �ffieb, will cause the pro - -1i . -Ab" I I � I I . full extent of these � jnefficienct " . - Nontresf, Gener&l bsoking business tranacted, secuiion of ..jup, . At, the residenc (3 of Mr. and Mrs. Ir- :-.0on, J,ft I .. . on this ap- � plunge", ago, called on friends here s ur � .SpeclaJ fadlitles for making remlstwim parties. The next meeting of the_ � I , I of lack of management And arbiltr r I � � )�t - to all PAM -- - . _ I � � r last ssue.-Mr. I win Poster, of Sheppardon.-Mr. R. .. farmet" I" � .. I - - - . . � oin-tmunt, A b(Ater man for the do, I of the world. Intoreso Allowed troto date of deposits IIJ be 0n tho, 8th -of Febru �� ' John Flynn., of Hu � Council 1W, #I - - . � - - P z alings can only be realized by those A To�, o corresppudent' writinsir, Jett, � visited him sister, Mrs. '. GIv- R, Anderson visited friond.9 at Loyal on "vingo bank womaL John —` rihur, X*nfioar. ary. - I east of U . . � , I - . - . , 0 --- . I � I . position than Dr. Mills could scarce- who arc, dependent upon! tbom'dirce quite recentl � . 18N.St , -_ I .. . 'L I t , I . Hn ]or a few days this week.-Mfgs Y�l ___Ivmm� - joad of ct . I ; . � ly, but the lo�s sum ained is one tha about fbe.' present session of the Log- K' mmmmft� I . . � � � ly be- --sclected. He � has been prinoi- . ! ,�tbleen GlImurry paid a,farewell � , - - G, J. �uthsrlsiad, notary public, oommis- - � heavv thm � I � I - . t . .�_ pal o� the Agricultural College for . t large, and a I Is foner, coni,eyeacer, fireaud life insur"oe Agent - Hullett. I - atKM;. thrl .. - affects the country - ti islature, � nd the, perils of the Gov- visit to friends bare recontl Th' Farquhar. and loaner of marrUge JWtmoo, DeoU wortgageol, I � , i . . � . the treatineist'rueted. to us is nof be- ernment: ! � Burml!� Churcli,-With i be foot, in A . . : � �S_ . on account of its small ma- highly accomplished young la4 gave le"ta and *Ill& c*refully dmwn ur "oording to pasi or I - w . � - $ 0 i . found des I . . - I . - a great many yearsi, and is thorouTh- cause we are 'not paying for better . music lessong to a number in- Dots, -The 1 tormy weather has Uw &I iressonabi raw, Private undo also loan in tbe, 4hair and Mr; james Ha - � I � : i. �_ I - . ly in gym , Jority, 's Ys: "Sickness reigns su- this h I as see .tary, the miltoo dayi tvlenj I � - - - Ore consideration, as - . le"rest. V;J7W and , . . t_ I pathy with the agricultural .service and % vicin fy during the past summer arid pany's at lowest Iste of I . congregation of . � 11 requirements- of the country and pos- these. insfifutions take � upon them- preme Ili-�Toronto, but no legislator elling.-Mrs. T�Pullmaji, of 41itche)], ovol m � ffitten ro� . I - � . the many friends .she made here du,.-- 1159e PFRMAW fOf "I&- Office st We PON$ Oiu", Burns' churc1, llullp.tt, held their � � :_,_ I I �, I - I - -�4ossos 'in ca high dogiec the coiati- selves the,: rasponsibillity of Accid- can af f o t�q has been renei0ing old acquaintaness . ImIff annual � ��. i . 11 � 11 I -y-jeld to the blandish- ing that t-ime regret to,hear of -in clean - Meeting on Wednesday, L�be j, parenfly i � . dance of the farming community. ing, w -ber I � . � . ginianeration; i this vicinity. -We are, pleasedto , OAT$ -Highest prices paid for good come byr � . I . I hat r i Iic'Y a"O' to menbs o 1the wily germ. if he does, removal to Rochester, N, Y., Ste 13th iDst. rt was stated that six - - I - I � i - . . - He is, also, a man'of varie& and wide, receivo, . . � � � sce f6f Mrx.7D. Duncan is around 01111infi; 0-stf, POOd-Ofti tW- tOus of oat food an I , years ald, I i � . � I � i 11 he Will A:ve to do it witbij vin � . . $ 1 . knowledge, with a mind of his,own , -the ha g severed her conneiption. with bwA, Call and s" ug belore gelling el#6wber@i names lbad been removed from f1fe - - 11 a awaini after �Lsavere attack of Ia � � I : . . . I i I 5 : OhII& 7 1 . Some year,s ago private inquir y, wal her mhool in Hiblac,rt at -Christmas, .Not oloved down as reported, D. Mqubart, Henvan roll dwring t1le Past year.and 0L, . �� I � and orne who can not be inf luenced to made of dealer's as to the, prevailing I brown a one walls of the Parlia- grlppe�.�Wc ar� sorry to learn that o""i miny, MU the nu; be .1t7 - - . � I ; - I -Miss Mary Flannigan,'of Stratf9XII, M r now on it i.i 107. Tile " Z I . - :1 - - give his assent to anytbing he does I Mrs, John Bra;y, who fell and brok6 Local Briofs,-Mr, Peter Ua*mont pumber! who avoiled tbewselvt�s t)f - � � 11 price paid farinors for �ay during a ment bu Idings, If general members has resumed bar duties as taach�i in ber log ,, I . f ..- , I- .- not believe, to be right. The Other 8 ioma weeks ago, it' still con- has sold the dwelling he purchased th - ; . i � � � . certain period.' Shortly I afterward; are put ks by the troub- the s,�parate school bore, , Miss Flat,. . a privilege,s of, commu � _ . i- - I their bac , - I nion 11ad - -, Or. Th� - 1, � - ;1 I . 1 g � 1, as w h i c, have already come upon -nigan is an excellent teacher and Manitob I � . , ting relat' .It from the late Joseph Gould to Mr. been very -large ,is ninety w,p.r(, j)r4,,,- - - " bn T� I t'wo mom-bers,of the Commission are# ,'the rate, on blay to Now York wa, I fined to her bod,Mr, S. Pollan, o m - I - . 11 Hon. Mr- Blair, Chairman, _d TIon, raised from. 2 ' 0 .. can S perl Ontonians the � Queen's we vrish her sucoess.-Miss Hanna this Vill ' I re ,ric use I- wo 'rin, o our ant 071-0,K)a Occasion and 191 on 4,,acb of 4rainitb, I I - � , � con I of so co p I � 11 � : � . . Mr, Bernier who, until a fe'w;days -cwt., an 'increase ,, Park bul I � � o are more likely to re- Ryan, of W agge,- essrs. Robert Gardin- curlers went to London on TburBday ,the two' othe ` I 1, — ; . ,rjg, f3i_vf�y�_Ivlv - -___ '3� - --s i - - -" � I �� . ,_j � mel" , is .. & Alton, was among the, viii- Or and Duncait and Thomas Ballan- l,"t to - . - I I - ago, was .Minister of Inland UOv011ue or $8 per car of ten tong, every 1001 samble it h ital than ,I. legislative itors here. during the past week.- i yn take part in the semi-finals bers avaUed thr-Inselvos of. th6prI -suatilo - I L � � I . ,_ I I the Doinihion Government, Mr. car,4 costin 'in freight $800 m i I a are outtini: wood for Mr. Jamos . .9 . . � . t I of The W6tern Ontario Tankard and !]age a.,; often. as J j 1;, t 6 9 I hall. In,such'an event, the division A number from 11 ally ho #9 line at- Leadson.-Mr, lohn Hackney andMr. � they had tht' 013T)01�- 9_0 1410 � � � - Tlair and Mr. Bernier � ome from the than formerly.' At 1be time the raofrs(el bell would result in a processionof tended a house warming in a' gave, a good account of ibemse)vea, tunity of doing 'so. Tbia total arnount f"LlhIC - � . no 11 , "I'll.. _1 East and Mr. Mills is su osed to ro- was fiiade- we 4- i0- Edwin Gardiner are cutting wood for in winning the group in which they contributed I . - 11 � . ere paying the firm- stratchex4l. from the upstairs apart- borin[g townsbip last week, Theyre- -for all p 11 F-0; - ;. 4_1�, I Test on the, erg about urposes during, I I - ' . - If present Ontario And the -, � - 10k," a ton, while the rail- ments down into .the legislative port baving had a post enjoyable Mr. A, Hacknoy,-Xmrs David and compa" and thus entitling them to the year was $1,0190.58. The. Sabbath I ress ; 71 1 1 . 41 - r Commission. Thfis he is ominentV road compant" were g6tting $5, or chambpr,wbieb, unless the well mem-. time laying Arthur Gardiner are. cutting wood play in the finals. -Miss Ifunt, of school g 4if '. :Tl� - . . - I � _.i � i, . 1. t � caid6i and dancing um- ave, $31,37 and of f his $7.� i . ', . I � , qualified to do, but 'should a dir- within 50 oent�3 per ton,:61 what thol n.-Tbo Messrs. (31inton, wa,,j bare. this weak visiting wal, Belot to aid meily,wboo -0 4 . I �_ � - .1 y I , J,; and Ili 11 . `1_11� feronce of ofyinion arise, between him- 'farmers rec i A. - -On imaking in � bers vblunteered ' would necessitate fil I earl hour In the morning, John hunkin, AMOS Darling and Ed- relativ".-In the wntest. for tbe -re, - � ;-� I Z ,_ I -, ' a ve , -1 the appeaTance 'of strangers on the Tom s a jolly good follow and ranli St w31J equally divided befwr�r.n I I � I � A � -.elf and the, chairman,t there, is dan- 'ry 'of the agent at the, time, th . 8 Stone are, curtting wood for Mr.WM. I I � qu lie house, a reaveship, ,on TbArad-fty last between the Home, and Foreign mission funas I I _. � � I - . I � . . or t1je fur may fly. , 1. I � I I a f loor of i nd c lfca:fionm in thD first clam as an entertainer, Ward. -Mr. Coo' 'or has ' Omp p - been boldi ag Mr. F. W. Smallitoombe and J. W. of the church. Thf� ladies of tbe W' F*U Wbm* 7 - � I 9 increase in - price was m ade; he ox-il might erpue, For those and other - or has i t t � I . - ; I Bur � - 04 1 - � " . bit Mr. John Hart revival moctinos at Bethany church Ortwein, the former won by 38 votes. F, M. S, g�&LvO hl f0es an4 offeriu94-; OsUlVor ba . __ - Dr. Mills. is 63 years of age. He, was' plained that it would ,': %t p�r- � reasons, ,the situation in Quecn�% inten, is chopping grain in flba black - and quite a number of converts are -Mrs. A. Taylor, of Exeter, was bar(,- $29,15, as a - . � ''. � . _. I ' . a � I , � - - � . I .- - � c ti�o e � , , I � . ; . 1. x born and brought up on a farm and manent and would only an , for" Park is Ntisal In the extreme. smitli shop here, We feel sure if be special token of gratitulip, . � - '. � -, Poo Per b - . _ was actively engiged in farm work a -1 the. result �of his labors. -Mr. David I � ., - ' . � do so be would recciv6 tbo ast I UY IV" i - I . � i - . I I Win. Bell. -The oheds of St. Paul's $167.98 in all. The famine children - I Bu%w, No. i I Two n Jv members have been ad- - patronage of all in this vicinity. ,,As Cameron on $unday, kawor. ftb T ,I, un , was 2I yeaxx of age, when seven years Ago,, and t!he advanced � Gardner wa4 the guest of Mr. Thom- . �_ - 1��,, � til be short period It mu�t be tsix or I - - - WOU14 - week visiting ber fatber, M.r. to God ,$24,43, and i 0) hing $14,400 . . it 0 ot - - . I .1 I . I I . I I I � -it ate -still continues. UOM a couple deA to t, " I � church and Carmel church collapsed of India wore remembered in a col- - I �_ - _;-,-� be lost hiS right arm by getting r' ' I � �� . I I . .. � � caught in the cylinder of a thveah- of weeks 0 Dominion Government . I "Ver 44 1 . - - . � . T �' -, - ago our .rate to Toronto was . I i c during the past week owing to the laction I - - I arnou I rjmr, per - � I � A I, r ing -machine. Ife, then angaged in - niAe and one -haft cents !per 100 lbs � within the past week. Mr. Speaker i . . Dtilig to $2240; Isible, � � . � � i , Brucefield. Blake, weight of snow. -Mr. Joseph 11ood, Society received $16,52, .,and, at t. I HAW VWT 404 I I I Id*ppoy,li i I � ; ,-4tudy and fitting himself for 6L,higb This has n6w been raisedl to 10 cents, 1 Brodeur I as becom 1, he -1 ; I - I � a Minister of In- A Prosperous Congregatiou.-Tbe Notes. -Mrs, , Thomws Sh' Of Manitoba, has been visitipg�hjs beginning of last year the past � .... a- SEM , , I � I �� 11 � erritt is 11 � , I � . I IV�� school teacher,was principal of the Thus, f or every car of ten tons that land Revo,:Lue, in place of Hon. M. E, annus father. -Mr. Henry Taylor has 1.ur- reoeived a handsome present of or =-,�_ I I i . Brantford high school when be was r , I meeting of the congmgatibn improving slow Y. -Mr. Donald Man- $40 1 1� OAU46DO � ; _oacheg Now � � ". I k York,. the, railroads.'get ' chased a fine buildiDg lot from Mr. with an adilitional J$0 Istat , � I 7 , . Bernier, .-vFbo retires f r6m the- GOV- of Ux ion Presbyterian church 9 son, of Wolsel , North West Territ- given (1-11ring �& r.. -- . t." appointed to the Agricultural Col- $50, .and for every car'fleaching To- W William Moore and intend�8 ' t, .11 � -�r--�, � . �� ]ego' b of the success of which ronto they t. 'The Hon. I held on Wednesda of igast wee� ories ret � erec. Ing the Summ,6r.to aid - aying for vul- .'W"Ver, . , m1fe urned, home I-,Ist week to - I - get $20.' Whether the ernmen � I Henry Robert y 0 � a neat brick dwelli i1a 11 I 1. . �. . he report spen4. a few weeks with his mother , ng next summer. Pit 'supply during ab,%nce. Tha- Vmdper. � ? � - 7 � � - railroad transporta�tion'js fullypaid ,Em;nerson, M. P., Westmoreland, were j,rought fo On all t f -Mr, T. Murdock has been in Port oongrogational thanksgiving off, -1-_- I �kpruww � - . �� is diie to his skill and good manage in the .church, wb - hisp - - . . . rward, The congre and brothers.- be roads in � I � I I � ment. He is a, self ma&.'man in the for or not we are left !to surmi-se, Now i thispart � � % I ; futlest sensd of the term. ' BruPswick, bas been called, to gatior. .is in a very prosperous con- are very bad it I Huron this week wjJh his pacing colt ing amounted to $257, quite the I #' . 'Rover X"d I - I The rate to Grftvenliurs�t, 102 miles . * , . a present, i rg- 21mowy so . I dition spiritually and f inancally, and parts th I I I i . I I the- cabinci to take cy-arc has been making est ever given-, This offering '1_VV,J1.9 I - I . . from Seaforth, has been!ralsed from the. place, of Hon. almost im Passable.- ;glow. PW, , the good -records and money in the races - I I I .. The Ontario Legislature. $2,20, to $3,20 Pat ton ' within the A. G. Blai � , who resigned some bime year was closed with agood bal. Some of our ,oung people spent a also distinguished by the preserive ()f-, . ftlto P*rul I � � on the ioe.-IKr. G. G, Petty reports 2 $50 bill, an exp . I . past few days, 'While ;!tlfC Tate to ago. ance in the trea,-oury. The miniAs- pleasant evening last week at the hal,ing bad 3, _XOOd - reSsion of gratitude, I � - he C h - L North Bay, 307 miles fr' year wa L � The Ontario Legislature ,,opened On Mr Emmorson is 'a native of ter's i alary for t .oming home of John 'Swan- Brucefield.- 'trip to the old � t at is worthy of all imlialion. The T � I I Now Brun wick. He, is 50 years old. ificremed by .$100, $bus sliowing, i country and a pleasant visit - with sum mentioned above ($257) i�,, 4�n_ � .- I � . - Thursday of last week The Misses Armstron�, of La River, , � z � . - ,, ,with the us- has only been raised from- $3 to $340, . , relatives.-Mr.'R. Arnold- has been t, . _� - , . I n fied a tangible way the appr iation 6 - Tanitobo, ed to - * - I �. I For ma years he was identi eciation k) ,N irely devot I . � I ual display., The addreis delivered The former iv�s raised ;$I per ton spent a few days of last mIsmons; and other =-uunus z 1, . 0 with loca politics in -his own prov- 'the people of the able, earnest appointed imanager of the Sovereign church s I :i I I � I I I- . an week with M . the, latter only� 40 cents.: r. F. Esler and Mr. Ed, CholneS. "The .year . r0osed I qwot - � � .., by the Lieutenant .Governor, which , inoo, and:,was Premier from 1897 to self sacrificing servi - Bank in place ,of Mr. Macarthur, w1o, .with a balance on -hand of 4Dvpr S,'120. 1 . n to I - ces of th 130yes jr.-Mr. �ohn Sherritt, M. P, - -11 i I � - No matter ,�,hat the. rates are, we . 1,190019 wbP-4. he, ran for the Dominion worthy pastor, Rev. Mr. Sawors. passed throughlour burg twice this recently resigned, -Garnet Cudm : � - - � . is usually taken as the sessional pro- are dependent upon the� i - . 10 . - e -appointed, - mi. �7 .T , for Vestmoreland and was el- In � Kansas, -:-The - following week. -Mr. 11. �Ioltz bas purchase who had r * 0 It l .- gramme, was more remarkable'for road insti great rail- House I Died _ed big 169 twice broken, is able with an increase in his Sala y ,of I � , 16 to . � t � � tutions fo'r carrying our , � I I I - '_ � sr"04 -0 I 1� what it did not contain than for produce to market, and1must - acted. He� has always been a-staunelf which we take from a Kansas paper, the back twepty-five acres of Mr to go around again. -Mr. 'Ma-xwell, The officers for this year are: Trus- - - t I � I I . abida � -Liberal in politics. In 1891, when will b3 read with melancholy inter., Alex. Tbomson',4 farm. This mak ' I of Ripley, preached in Carmel church tees and managers, Messrs. .T,3wes . I lam ds,jiry . . I . �Wbat it did. The principal, measures their time and tonvenien0e, Tlffoug'r, � 1 C-19 on Sabbath last. -Mrs. Louttit, of . 120. . � � appointed to the legislative. 'Coun- ost by many in this neighborhood : one hundred and twenty-five, acres , � . . . � I lack of Proper � manage I ; HAmilton, Archibald Raid a.nd J,)yrjes - - - 11 PrDmised are -for the impro' nt � in pro- oil of New Brunswick, he voted for I " Mrs. Margaret Coto, la of A � , near Wingham, was Nere during th I I I 11 . r " � - vement of viding sufficient cars, in. movin ,man, wi for Mr. Holtz. 1 Henry always, likes I 0 Watt* treasurer f for common fund . . . . . . . - I J PC I . I . . I - 11 9 'the, abolition of that body. It was 1). Colman, died of acute kidney trou� to see, the stone, rolling I , - � the, liquor license lams, tha'amejid- them wlien � Past Week visiting her brother. -The Mr. Alex. Reid ; i treasurer - for jqt, I I i . loaded, fo ,warding to i . .-Tt is rep- 1 ,a !P . I I, . . ment of the Assessment Act, the con- -destination and fiaving ' ' I af terwards abolished. It will be ble at. the family [home five jnila� ported here tbat Thomas Sherritt. 1 junior hooke-V team played witli Ex- end, Mr- Jam" ,11.-Imilton_ '#Z* � 7 � I . P Oper y p1lac I ,,, , organnst � �, ' I is I I At 11 'seen frow!AM that he has a good i cast of Manchester, at 8 o'clock on ]),-is returned J,nd bas sur and r t ltnd choir -leader, Miss ,AL T. Watt. - servation of the timber ad for loading and unio ing, added i , I ft c ed * f-� er on Thursday ,evening of last . - - reso - ur ' ce§ to the rates e7hiskirged � f r oarrying, ' record. He is more in,eonformity Tbursday morningi December .31sti him,self to '.week, but were defeated. -Mr. G. auditors, Mess ' at. 10, . . I . of the Frov Rip g tBe 4utborities at Goder- ' r% WM. Lowrit- .,tnd i- . j) i i ic . I .. - � 1 1903. Margaret Mustard,was b rn n h I � . Taylor. I i 8 a and a bill to' with mode,;rn sentiment than his ---- - I - 'abl the Proceeds to. be reiufned to the, d essor. - i .pre- Brucel ield, Stanley township, count � Serious Assalilt, The " derielf Copeland is able , to resume bis busi- 'Joseph . � - -.1 - I -1 . Mu-UiZiP`ar councils of cities, towns farmer are-, largely ea,t4n up. The, , cc I 1, - - I ,:..... �� - I I � ! - - - - � - . 1 ___�7 . and villiages by by-law to subkitut� prosperity - � of Hui -on, province of Ontario, an- a. w . -says - n on y I - L I � I I - 'that should ; be fel t by � The, M11,011factureirs are always on ada, on March 7, 1854 eyening 4 char of atte"' pted - �� -fall #o* I I a`rd of trustees for the exist- -So dugtry and cc - . an- gle In Mar- DWA"Ir � I one bo . tbo whose in . i3amo,to � . O'Omy sas in March, 1875, and was married der wa.-4 sworn to before P, M. Hum- to :21 � .. -the, alert lt'p take first advantage6f , A-4. - n� dle � I __.. I � . re the Produoers and lia- ,rs is but - it M141 IT W VM I ; I ing High School Board, Public School. a . t90 A. D. Colman, March 4, 1881. One bar ag,vinst Thomas Sh(�rritt Sk . JANUARY 8 NJ --,wu . i i a � slightly realized. TIKe remedy i,3 not 'the polit-i dl situation in their own of the - =g Z4 � ,I I I � Board and. Library Board. ,Of course to be found. in building i . Son was born to this union, Allan, township: of Stanley, near Blake, and . 1: I%,; Weld .1 - ore roads, IAAk,U,L1U;)�t,.5. 1AS soon -,,:as their as.sdci- who is now a young man of 19. Mrs. a warrant was issued and p] aced in I AT--� . . I .. 0-,t I - , other measures, -but the colUpolling of - tZ , Iman I : - - . . there will likely be mom ...... ffi� - but these are the principal ones pro- �ation learned that there waslike- Cc was a member of the Pres. the hands of Copstable Gundry, who I � , � now have-th porfo-fm t1f6 duties do ' I 11-40 per I- . � mised In the addtess. . I . - I - � - byterian church � . I I On Friday the address in rep' vOlving UVOn them efficiently for' anofher s and lived a con- left during the ni - 11 . a I es-sion of Parlia- ght but returned I ri � I ly to sistent Christian life. She was a shortly after noon on Tuesd4y "tif- .-, I . proper and-feasonable -remuneration. ,ment'befoi wi , . I . e the, election ca . 4 a-TT.W.Tq"_ ! - -the speech from the Throne wa 0 , me Off, kind: and noble wife and mother and I out Sherritt, the man�1avin# drawn . � I TUP.0=4 � - . I - . , - . � ., -,-.-.-,,m I . I , � . I s In " The, roads were 'largely: built witH :they prepa�,red to make a demand for , was loved by all W'hp knew her, Be- J$800 from the b4nk ai�d left 1or the -ed by Mr.. Smith, of Sault 1�t* -*jj . . � a; ! . � I , op ouf money- and the companies were z �N � . -- x , . : I - . . - 11 � . i . I I I - I � . Edward. At the close of these speech- of W � ay through our - � �, � and secon1ded by Mr. Curiie, of Prince given the rig9t a higlier t4riff. The different inter- , sides her liusban�0 and son she leaves Waste= States ion &iturday morn- 4 , , , 'A . . a purposwof t, I � � � . - Mon- movipg our product I .L I . A, and 46'vexal brothers and, or, aboutl� 68 yeRrs old, and his wife iu Onr four departmeem .We pkee on ,our tables for this tack - as the. House adjourned,'lantil , the I definit ' , s o f t a 'country will be heard ; bar aged parent,4; Mr and Mrs, Hugli ingi 'Shei-itt is a well to dO farm- On Satur"y Moming, J=uuy _OnI4 We inarigumte our .-.=ual a' lands for P� .5 t, 4e p I Efort � . -Mustal taking ode � Aboui 80 1 - I . S. not � I , - I day. I . of approp- ,from. in, turn. The carriage, makers ' &310 - , I �� - i . ' - I sisters, all of whow have the sym- May be a, little o'W IV.*% . : , - : riating and wasting tj1cm, It -i..9 ' or 50. Wb4t caus- One Pundud Xsn�s Suits, all woo4 splendidly tailo,4 reg� $ � I lilpa�._ - On reassembling on �Monday the'. therdfor.c, clearly the du -Y ' were at ta*a last weak. They Pathy of many friends in their be. ed the assault is not known, but that sale pfice $4.76, 1 750 .. � I I debate was resumed *by the leader dt 'we send to Parliamen I t of these were represented by a large delega- reavement," Mrs. Sberritt Was. brutally� beaten J � I at 'from all z I i - � now exist. the.Opposition wbd made one of bij the oppression that gee t h tion - � t �o ., _ over The Dominion, Notes. -Mr, Wm I Alt -wool Und Z� I . slashi and most aggressive peach- ,; .. Beattie, ;Yho liasi thcrOcanlv,no doubt, for tbe�clotbes F,fty . PrWear,shirt and dra-wen, regular $1, sale price 8&- a ��,-Uft,. - I I The du�y'on carriages is now'35 per i _ I - . � .. . moved, and the great con�panie - been carrying on a, general store; she, v�qre a., the time- of the attack PIP -C" iMPOrted FlanUeleVo -36 inches wide, replar 12,1�q, for Joe - 11 I Z . - , , : . I - )N� � - IDS. Ifeg, made the offer to ts s t1fat Pent , aiad one would imagine that i business here in tlia Simpson store,! look 4 thoug-V they bad boeo bathed per yard. � - - 71 . he I -- . I . I . I � . .. 7 g"_ now pose as the Owners 6f tHe land this was bigh enough, The plea, 1�017 some time, has disposed of his! in b4d. . - I pa 1� 1we � ' of its PI �" an . a n . - If d � , makers I stock to Mr, Hazelwood, of Norfolk .,a d of a whip, tile man blows -4. - � arnment that be, would permit any tbrougli Wbich their 1in' d however, fb t the carriag The weapon used was the . � necessary legislation to pass unop- the . _a I - I4dieW:()&A=er0 Hase.0 reguh= 40c, for 25a a pair. the 11ouse, would what they war 0 WOOMe Put forwatd, is that I y ',I � .Posad providing oppressers bptt Fifty Psirs W001 Ekuketji� lax9eat made, regahm $0 75, for $2,95 _,, r 1. . a cheap class i county. Sinec his residence, in our given being principal Oe liead. . PW pftai � � a intended to be, and Of ca.rriagl' ' 11 � -be pe din os is being imported from I' Vill-49e, Mr. Beattie has made many'! When last licard from Mrs. Sherritt ave he bw'. �125 Japan tn - � du - then be adjourned and t n - , 9 what 'they agreed- to ly on We have no hedtatim in saying tbat we h t "' 'air. .- - . 81fttion trials brought on in the in- ant servants. be, Our effief- .the United';! States and greatly iniar- i friends, and had His share of patron ' was doing nicely 4n4i her medical at- the tm&. Try it md be wnvinc.& *3c - = -1 � - to. , I . � . c I I , � I I tervals. The Premier in one of,hi,s - I I ing their h 'age, but finds his licalth will no -1 tendant says that if brain fever does Di=er and Tes Sau at-- W - �f�-, I . r Tho -re. i's little cliauee. f, t I I i- -1 - most vigorous an plausible speeches O,r(, or fhIs how- Government to protect them against 1 allow him to remain so constantly I not follow she will be around in a spew". pnw-ft. . - - . .. 1___-_ I - ,r i-11 __ I - " -1 deolin I 90 10119AS-Our Political backs this compefition. My say that the indoors.-Robt. .McCartney, r., of I few 0onle with the � pg� � . - - -_ I— I I Of the Opposition I and reat railroad magna'fies, in th ' days. - T- ". - - � -, �_ � - 16ader, Saying the House, had been as- � elf United J Sherritt j!k said to be crowds to Gunn�& TOW - __ States vebieles, are entered Buffalo Lake,l V� Q i to .,_ 4 � - - , - ___ fiambled. for business.and.- that �Tobn to 'Vancouver disciLgsing ,by unduly ' ing- at r�ha frome of ,-tq. Bell, AL a ,pal - x I - palace cars, pass tbrougfi from,Sj. I at a low valuation, there Assiftaboia, is visit- worth from thirty to ,uixty thousand IL I Tucker- dollars, and a few weeks sliace. re- 'a I'll, . 1.o transact the b �� We encroaching on flia home market, � smith�_, George turned from th6lold country where N %U V - ef.111L, � UsIness 01E tile interp.sits of the V .1 Ingrani, of Dakota, I Be- B. GmU_ N eaforth, 1 650- I I . - . el � gr�at w5fituillon, J They sug -t t1lat fhe government ,, is visiting at f,lv-. 11ome of A. El. he Kad been visiting old scones.,, We .. I I I J, . " g og 1 . - i : � io- . im - . I I - I I I . � I I � � I ;. 1� - - . I . . � � � - , � � I 11 I .. I . . � � . . . - I . I- � I . I . I . I 4 - - . �, . I - I i �1 � - I . - - JV I '� � � � . I - I I - I � - I I � I 11 - I . . I F 11 � I - � I �, � . . I . 1 �7 1 � . I I . . ; 1. � I I ..�_ : . . . . I i . -_ . 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