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"... - � ......... i ... ... � . *.., I .. . ........ .. ,.- I � I � � 1, . � r �� transpo .. I I 11 I .1 - : , " . � ` I � I . - '------=W- �' - 7 � I , irtati - .11ays, Wausible I eo 'a - - : � _f . - r 90 to go on with tte - [Ouse of probabilitips are tjiat he will be pro- - ktrafgbten It, - �vbon the horse top- � SE � : _� - : apologies �iiollrl- 11 at - keep warm the 1 �Reiu - - . I 0 ed over dead.! . � I . APONTH'S LEADING SHOE STORLP& I _� � A hubdreds of Pao .. I fuge improvements This y ur, The loted to the Speake ,1 bip.* Dr. M - pi I I . . AME" I - __ . 1. -1 . � . I . ' . __0"___1W I - -1. I I I . . . .1 31c,'who are suf - f ndi-tion of affair at the Donald -has, belif & sext In Parlia- , —1 he Deanery . - r -Deal . I � . I presen ] .1 . .. �' of Huron mot�in . . I I I t fering then W f dayi for � *ant of Ouse bf Te(uge-is a reprow i to, the,..'. ment continl4ously Blue 11� $81 a 'flee Sale of I . 7 I ca � Grand -Trunk will . , nd it CWit.'an on Tuesday of last w-Cek, but r . -_1 I ' coa b,6 i Ou. Annual Sacri . us� _ht Yjunty- th4t' should be ray oved at , would- bb very pleasin ,' to his Con- owink to the st�rin and dolayed1rain. . ; I . I . __ _�, I � � _ I _ I.. ,'not draw it -Irc in B - ffal '_ *hire, bite ' ' The, plei . bUtuents should- be - -,- I . , u 6 0. Of' economy �vfll no -t a olevated to sorvl6e, the attendance was not very . � - .� Z . - I - . I I there, are' th(iust.nds of cars ,await- I bold in this casc.� i tho position of first oQuionier of the large. ' 1- � � .� � Winter Footwear commences on ., � . I ing transportAti n. Tbo" 11 . . i . - I - - - - � I . I I .- ,. 11 I I fact of the , , land.. ' � .. ; � - � I I -ma t � . ---.--. -, .. I —Tlhe. now post of f ice at Clinton, . r� I ,I I . i .�cr is', that .the busine-JO-S of this ; I . . a I -_ . , was ,�thiqwn open to the publig on . I � _. f M� Pa , of 'the country has be�-n coin- �. - The Ontario' Loguilat ire I c Saturday, Unuary,,30th. _. I- --- AD I _ , , A Saturday"eveining, January 16.- be- - . . I _ � ,! 1. I ffrioultural Sooieiy Annual X ' I _. I � in - * �ff_#_#_f1__V #__V_ - � - " - pletely demoia#zed -and paralized The me ; bers of filie &tai LoAls- I , . . - - 11 �__� � this Winter, Oid drods �f , . Meetings] . . total, cost of the building wag $17', __#_V ---- S 4 404+14 4 I 1 1 f i 1 14 14 I - . W I I I . I . , . I A �en �o t thous' lature,are�still discussing 'th , otion I . I ' 100. , I I I I �_ � $_ ands of dollar* �abveunb I �.i _ . I to the , I I I � I li� I , 1��, r; nA for the address In renly�to tj i- gricenh WEST H U' �N - —On -Monday of last week, the re- H, -It Shoes, Gum Rubbers, Heavv JSf*4A?- A .- . . T . " i. - R I , - Rverv,thinal in the ine of Ff � _ i, J� I - � 4 - I + tpr,n hockey iniAtch between the God- . I 17i - - � I I - . ; I I � I I NEW ADV8RTtA9MHNTS I . ' The 'Vest Huron. AgAlcultural go- 'u8t a e too _f ew Spring 10 7 I . I Trunk wou,ld pot or could not.do the � from4be Throne. 'How M'ueb longer shoes and Moccasinst m -be cle-ared.out to m k m or n . - - I business -that � . - ciety had a mom bershi i last year of criob and Waterloo 'clubs was played, Price reductiono of .10, 20t 25, ajid even 40 per cent. on all Wi I 00h - - . zaj - . . I 1 , was, offered. This is this. by-play t Will c6ntin ue no person p resulting in favor of Goderich by, nter Foot - - __ . WAV t d' 0 a Of' matters that Mr. 1. 11 - - Aw2uAguris wwout !lid P.rvnahesesaftreadl� onditio * . 135. They paid $699 in prizes and - . , V, on, Afoot" 06 fuge of - &he P -or 010 whfob 041, rfays has to foice, and'there is no use .seems to know. The Opposi0on have $300 -on floating debt and close the thirteen to six. I the entire mont-h-of February. Don't fail to visit our store duliog thi,',,k ' -1 h I - advermemopikoril be toond . I in further mincing �matters and Mr. ed at least tm' —The vital statistics as regNtorod We guarantee to make it Pay You, even if you have to drive miles throuah . .1 mOv 0 amendme1tits, one year with ii. surplus of $35 In -the 0 4 - - . .� U - -1 - V �, M& Mom val""19 ano atelAgr6_1 Hays" Plausible 4polikies do not re- ,deploring the delay, in'callinj�*on the tr�astiry. In 1902 they offered a with the clerk of Godericli township,. deep snow atid bad roads to get here. The following lines go on Bale til '', . I ,� - " WINIV Oftdo-IC., Koftal Co, -s I move the fact� nor remedy the- griev- ' Q � � prize list of $1578, and they had 2,- tor the Past'year were; 66 births, week commencing Saturday ; � e fi* ��,� - ,V , - d6 the Bu4inen_i,P%r,vd ,%Go .-5 . ances. � I � t � electiop in North, Renfrew 4n*d the- 5 marriakes, and IS dehtbs. This f . . - . � . R1 A -Mal 11619., 4 Willis & ti,%_4 ' People do n�t' expect Mr. Hays to other one sensuring t 1 255 entries. Last year they reduced . means a considerable incroase in pop- . � . - .--_ _N . ftiniffen & Kurshk" , , � � . . . , . be Go4rnment the prize list to $1047 and the en- Women!# Felt Slippem., sizes 5, 6, 7, rqgular price 35o, sale price,25a a pair. -1 I . _. . Us Winter -1 V I do impossibili ies� They are full ' for bringing .-on , the session whil� tries at the fall show fell off to I,- -uJatiQn. I M - a I - - V , . y Wo an's Felt Slippers, with feir, ooles, rogu ar priae 60,3, @Sle pri3v 45c. . . os"@% 44niflay-8 � cognizant of t, X � Oiff ioulties his com- 625, thus proving that ii larg —MISS Randall, Who 'severed het � I � � - XONW-J D Nichni-h -, . . I 1, . there were election protests pend- � . or *pre- W�menls Felt, Slippers, foxed with leikther, regular price $1"eale pries 75o a pair. __ .1 . I - HAM10r8ok, JTDIalr4on-6 1. � . pany,, in common - with other com-�: mium list brings out a larjer and ties with Messrs. Hodgens Bros., Of Littlo'Boys' Heavy Rubber#, sizes 10 11 12, 13, regttl&r Plies $1, saie Pries 75o a . Z - - P1 " ftwwwwanl4d-johu 13'�Otty-b t . panics,- bave '�b surmount justj ' ing. Both those, ot-course, will be 11, better show. The dates for the Clinton, was presented 'with a gold Boyag Oil Ta�iinod M000ssinap mizt:v I ti, 5, rd8-ni,*r price $I.Z, bale price $1 psjr.. I is 4 _-J A Fowler -b . - -1 now voted down as the Governincht have - locket as a slight recognition of the Mon.,4 . - pair.,, " I . were f liked f or ' regular priot, 65), oule ptioe,50a a pair. - - hi . - , In t fact for tlie past day and Wednesday, September 27, i Men's Oil Tanned Moocastus, regular pi i -,t, $1.75,eale jidee 81 25 a pa I I PROW,Want" on acount 'of , severe 'climatic dia- next fall show rues- ii� Wav,W-2-0 4 Atpdrews--S l I a majority. I furbances; But the I . . . esteem she was hold in by the em- . � ? diff icult' week both parties haxe 1 1 � : __ W 'a com- ' 91 b - . I �_ 3UWll0&-JThnw&e Dsly-8 . Ic MPY. een 28. The following are the officers ployees of that ostqbJisbinent. Men's Four Buckled Felt BvAa; siz-;- 7 to 11, , ir, U To ow wle*-V is* F, no" -8 enced-LIong lbo.foro the 'Weather marking time waiting for � 11�gulwr PricO 62,715, ce V2.25 a p* I � I - PC issue � . -sale pri _ _- �. 'Peoponed'vestinir-M BrXflak-8 t 'oubles set ,in,.� Had the" - and directors for the current year: The annual dinner of the Clinton . . . - - I Asaig "_g Willis & m,n--@ . . COMPan-Y in Noftb Oxford to be settiod. Now President, ,W. 1�. Clark, V. S., Gode� Bowling Cluli was lield at the Rat- The above prices are for CASH ONLY. Remember the Ope B � 8* Isductiabs.-2-Beattle &08-8 . I I � ning JVrm for We -Mr,& 2homes Nider-6 s3v r set in, the tonbury House one evening recently. %y- , -_ � . I 1 4. on uli with its busiijess beforetho_ that t -bo newly elected . member for rich; vice-president �s I Salkeld,jr., Saturday -and look, for the yellow price tickets, . . �- - N; . . I present , that constituency b" taken his place Goderich P. 6. ; ich naring the evening, the president, - - - — .--.-- . — tie up would, ,scarcely- been n' Aarr, Blyth - D" - , _ . � . - - � - PA I I . . __ have -it is likely business, will lbe 'Mr', John Ransford, Mas presented . ;_ .1 I felt, at least it would not occasion Pre."01 .4 rectors, A, D. McLcanJ C. A. 1�um: Pf f i i+f i §_1 I . ft% 'forward moic' r0filly and t ' I S_ . I n bor and H. L. Watson, Godi - � a tithe of the 4 convenience and 1099 be less talk hnd consequently greater . I she LRUX04 0xviloft". bere will ariob . by the club, with a handsome pair I ( �bowls, - - we are now suffering.'Bui, the trains John Salkeld, sr, George Soworby o . - I � do ' - - . ' . I - - I expedition with the, business, There Maggio Switzer, of Cra I a - . — . - __ . I nave been -irregularly for ., I .e rth ' , - , *d t' be .a lot of private I is- : brook, who bas been organist in the f � ,ruhniAg' ,C./ _ - afo and John Xewcoi�b, Godericb; F Miss a- R. WILLIS & SON, 8 d' . _. SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Jan. 29, 1904. ' montlis ,ind f6r, at, least a twslve - 'a .9a" ' Attrill, "Goderich; W. F. ' You' g . .us I . I lation a d the various co a __. - ,S01 . __ . - . ,--. , - ., . . nlvfl�.b it'ilt014 be(�11 iliipo'88iblo� to get Will 4 � Loytil; James McManus, Dunlop; ' ,* Methodist church , there, for some . Sale &gouts for the Sister Shoe for men, and 1 he 11 Quee ),I . . � � I y be 'organ . -a QaaliV shoe for . � - f reiglit, 6ither ,in, or'out, moved with wor,X likei ized an * ___ I i time, was prese.nted by the members 19 .- *01i'm - - he � - , - ===== --- I Tuesday last was a cold day` in shortly. This should , , I - i th I � I i I - of the church with an address and - .,- , - . ' e,�Oromptitudc. that Abould exist next week. . I I I EAST HURON. I .�� - . , I - I . . , . 1,,. a - � 11 f filed purse as a token of. their - The 1Ate Dr, Wilham Elliott ih,tbe Northwestern Uni,Vt-rsity .. I AM : I North Oxford -for the Conscr�atwea. and a a consequence the' immense 7 1 ; -----. � : The- East Huron -Agripultur4l So- ! :) we I I . Tbo - . - � I . I . Col.- Munroi the Reform candidate accumulations jtba� now' exist and . aftpreciation of her services. We last week made brief rof cr - , William, is in the Peotone i� -_ - in � im - C, I . ' Iq � . ciety, in conjunction with the Grey , , . Sebool. The only sary . br hia , - - hal the loss convenience the coun- 'EditOMI Notes and Co ' - -On Friday, January 15tb, Mrs. - to the very' sad accident which re- , -IV I oltbk. _- --- - was elected by .about the old t" . and in 1, � � ,in'Onts. ''Branch, offered $goo in brizes at ,the ' , - i , � I try 4as been Sub te to. , _ I Sir Charles Tupper ' I John'100y, mother of Mrs. Danish, - suited in the death of Dr. William is John Elliott, 'a =C.r Of �tjja, - - - 1C. I majority. The Conservatives, how- � . I had a I ng let- fall show and of - this amount $?94 * . I _` . _ � .- . M . Hays inj -,jec ' . - Cr y, died after a ' Elliott, of Peotone-, Illinois- a native If irm Of Baird & Elliott. Two .- -- 11 '.. - =0 I his fetter lias not t -were p 6tV concession of r p- J -,is& - er in the Toronto Mail LL f t aid An prizes. he receipts reft � - . orex, succeeded in convertin; a Re- toue ed upon �ho real reasons which I., w days ear olipted o $1,023 and lengthy illness caused by a fall of Huron, and a son of the late Mr. Survive- The elder, Mr.5o C. F. Jolm", �_ . I- ft - I form � m . ajority I. I - #y of Wood- i are, " nainl I y resboOsibl ago* in which he strug lea �cry la, which occurred over a�year ago. I John Elliot�, who, a number of years -son, is a missionary in Chinit, T6 I _� - - - 11 e for the pres- 9 : the disbursements to $43, The -so- ,. I . ,-. `iN Mrs, Charles BO )Di' , - T 14 commences at the bariously to show that Sir Wilfrid ciety- accepted an off�r from the dieo 1�t the residence of her daughter 'now ownedoby Mrs. Anderson*, on the lives in Douglas, WyomIng, amd 114 -1 -I- I . ent :roubles, Mrs. Foy was 82 years of age and - ago, ownqd and occupied the farm other sister, . I %re stook, of about two hundred into' a , wroAg er#d. go ha's been macrific- Laurier is responsible for 4 . __ � � � Conservative majority of - thirty. in ' I 0 decis- - Grey Branch of fto to hold an a W-4 It Of I g pver� - in Saginaw, Michigan. I 5th 7coneession- of McKillop. We bav by the, bed -side of the deceased at 14 . __- � � algamation fall sbo,w on]tbe rounds 1, � the - .,thin to through* traffic ion',of tbe'Alai;ka Commission being" bg m e - !_ , I %Us fbey olafm�'as a great. moral - and has Been is arving, the local traf- . � f the latter ii't Brusseis, t , Mr, Will Jackson, of Clinton, is ' received a copy of the Pea -one, - � tes I - , S ca f � . . .� . n As every ' 0 f One Of a committee of two that was dette, - of January 22nd, wbklx con� - Dr. Elliott was called r li � Im - given adversely �O, Ca ada, e da - - VIC I tory. But, , unfortunately far f .ic- � He has so�vod his � American pa- Per$on knows,, Sir Wilfrid bad not' selected for the fall shOw being the from - _ - I -an� promptly'. as `tboy demanded anytbing more to do in in . Same as formerly, vii: Thur C A � - . dien�, moral victories do not count. ti appointed fit the meeting of th tains an . excellent portrait of and in the, midst of a busy career at tba-i I �_� - wh' . . I and �he has for'cod his, Canadian ,pa- - ihat decisioh, f1p,eneing gents (ixecutive held in To. ma"s lengthy reference to the de- very time -when be was Of gre � -- I . : . and Frida , October Oth and-7tb. The l sav . trons to wait - ar�es had. I � U61 � on a -division'in, the Lagislaiur6. The i � tban'Sir Ch y ' -t C; value to his fgmily and t t1fe atffA . � . � I -'until -thcir�American Jett follo officel�s and direotor3were ronto to go to St. Louis- to -make ar- ce,ased and from which we take �tb , - a colii..-.- � ,- -I comp 7 that Sir . i � .. am have a'. clexy otitors ha'Ve, been served, Lo Charles is not as vi a po Government will now It is evident from big or, w ra'ngornonis for their coming trip to following: munity. This fact, - toge I . I 'p initnegd:' President, J i tHer Wi . majority of *three to carri them ,has not only oiven ' the Americans - gorous mentally on ; . ames Feir',gu- that city. Ile will leave for there Dr4, William Elliott's injuries ter- the circumstances causing hi a t '' bfi 1 i as he is physically, vice-presidents, Noble .1i deatk -1 t___ - . . prompt 'servicc� but has given 'that owl, gfe, He lives on his ' M'lne in The -course of a few weeks. minated fatally Monday maiming at makeg it a particulaTly -sad one,4";_1 �_ �,- Ain , -_ - through this sessionj always p . c ,Itness St. . and Geor�ge , Thomson; secretary-. I -Ran'sford Bros., of Clinton, in or- 3.30 o'clock. For a little over a- the heartfelt sympathy of ife � 1--_ 1&t - ro- Eervi e at a much lower. rate than , - of the pii : _11. Kerr; directors, R. -.-- � is viding that none'of t' ( . ____ i . treasurdr, W. , theent - S - dor pen from Sta- week his life hung in the balance. community goes out to tbor bprea �., I heir .supporters he has cbarged� his Canadian' patron I' ' ' I I Al. L - I Smithfilld' 0 Corley, Alex. Stewart, James Sb4d- pleton to their bush lot, back in HUI- . During t,hat time he, retained his family. "A - . � Via ' die or become very ill before the _sea- for thd, very, inneffolent service he " e , c a ttl den, Thomas McLaugb� r - . - � - . . sion -closes, and . in this respect t ey , has given them.4 This is the first S114 a new variety of potato' Hn', Thou as ]Ott, me an immense, wooden snow ! consciousness and kept tip the bopies . - __ I I � at& . h i the Arebibald, Oliver Turhbull, Jo , --'--' .� .- - �__ c as their I . mistake Mr- Hays has made. He has Eldl,rado, sold at the rate of $760 a Woolliocott, ' 'George' Johnston a 'n plow. which requires three team of � of his family and friands'by. his Lab.orers For Farm.& � - I ,__ - I � � - Pro - OP- Id horses to draw it. The result is one I cheerfulness. When the news of his � The- prospects for a he � � . , � . , also starved the .service by compol- pouiid. This - fabulous price was ob- Wm* Elston; auflors, F. S. Soc t o f � the best, if not the best avy immj� __ , I- - I roads in doath spre d Monday morning the , � , �,"�_�_�, rim - I ponents. . I ling one -man to' do the work of -three tain; and A. E(traeban. I , - Ja gration of farm laborers � dur . - -1 I � - � , I I iii the lower br I anches of the s I bd because it has been found that . E an a - O ontano I-- 01 - - I � Delayea Mails. I ,I In this I way � he has lost th ervide. , the Xldorado will withSt' . ! . ___ he county, notwithstanding all the entire community received it with a fiom - ngl , d thi seaso)[1 lire r-&- , I � vill . . e . sympa- I and 'the dis- . TURN snow that has fallen. ,1 feeling of profound sorrow. it was .9�Lrded by the colonizatibn - - �� 1. b ' . . ! tby ,of' his employees and does . not , ease -'so dlWastrou� .t � I ,BERRY. - . . � Dep.;irt-;-- � - - -1 - ,yt The parcels, -of Expositors to Oost' a the Irish crop I Ae t , i , -The -Daughters of- the Empire In : as if every individual -had lost a *lose ment as very bright. Mr. Thom -11 ., - . . I get f rom- them 'the service h� should I I . he ine&ing of the Turniber y , Giuddrich, have choW for their mot- personal friend. All realized that . MA-- � 1At . offices north and'soutb on the -Lon-, r6o6i I last'year. i. A 'single specimen: of the Agrictiltural So owing Soutbworth, Director of the ftr��.-t�- 11,1 ve frvm men ocuPyipi such 910,ty the -toll I I to "Advance with CouT;ag , fir � �, � � two officers were elected for �be yeq' r: - have made. nearly seventy dollarsby taken. Dr. William Elliott was 48 1 , said that the arrivals so �Z'_ � V.. 7 're- Eld6rado weighed nific pounils . e.11 They; one, of the best citizens had been cau - � UM don, Huron and Bruce Railway, and � sponsible positi6iis, The result is ' ounces. A bag or two of this ivariety Han rary President, Chairles H WCrB More 1111merows, than last 5014- � _14: � tributary to that mail rou'te, did , the pit li-ins, and the smash-ups of piDtatoes will be gla 0 ipn- the sale of calendars- ai)d'are work- ; years, one month and 17 days old at JF;� �.- . I - dly aocepted do rson ; . San- Last week ninety .men -Cam% , ��- � - , not reach. their destinations in ti i which bave been so remarkably cam. .president, J. J. Moffatt ; ing with a -view to establishing a I the time of his death, He, was bo . �..__ A I - I ceia recei D J, - -_ � -W n1o'n on .be road sitor Ist vice-president, W. X. Hender�6n; i bospifal in Goderieb at Seaforth, Ontario, -Deoember 3, or sixty - me r the past for Aubseriptions to The E74po , rn and advice has b last Week. The fault was with'the year I and ;esPeeially-for new subsi'ribers.- 2nd vice-president, ', Geor Cr ok- . I ,expected this week, T I �4 _.. VW . ! or, tw and thro g . � .go ' ,. hiph pro- . , I '-On Tuesday of last week, Mrs. T. 1855, of, sturdy Scotoli parent - - �_,� , � - - - - - shank ; a aZ','., proportion a � . -1 16111 " I . I railway eampanies and the elements PeTtY eno'd h hlks� I . ecretary-treasur6r, Willfain . Kelly (fled at the residence of her 'He received a good education in the of farin laborers -and ni-A - , �_ _ estroyed to ,' W4 notice, thw-t 'Dr. T. J. ' Robertson; auditors, Robert Currie, -,go .who waant t -6f � �. , D. I I ; . - Maher, o work on farm,qr out � - -1 � , - � � and not with us. They Were mailed Of icicntlY an Ithe ad. bese are I n4n-law, John Hurley, Goderich, common and high schools. of the - - � � � - .. � . Assi�ftant Superint�nden Jr. and J, A. McLean -, dirp,otors, DO- - t he whole number of immigrants. is �_ .. 11 .- - � Tro, i � '. Some of the sbO,,rtoo t of the Or- Wm, , She wa 1 476 years of age and bad been minion. Ile came to Pootone in tl� larger th,,In last Th � 1�. ou - from this office as usual, and un- ings on the ' - ! Maxwellq it. J. *Tindall, J. A. Morton, 9 . . .Year, e a ep. a - Z - - - � _ . '_ . 'would. part of .3 r'. Hays hiob not only 'if ia Asylumbas been appointltd Med- "ill for about [A year. Her husband, spring of 1875 'And with his parents Ment has Several means of reach -_ - - �� 4 urei. der ordinary pircumstances I -have brought hisl ro d to it pres- ic I' Superintendent of the 13 S. Kernigban W. J. Currico Petey a 'Section boss on the railroad, died settled on the, farm, north of town, �111__ . I I � I , ---- - � . . _� � .n . IffIve reached their destinations in en t unsatisfatory 1�. con ition I -, I rack- Fowler, Johri'F. Linklater, C, A, Rin- ,lo the desiref! class in the British Vii ffeg; �� I ver a year ago, an - - � I'll gim, I - � �,__ I b t has i vi Ile Asylum,, in place of Dr. Murpbe foul and D. B. Anderson , ' d two daughters, He lived here*until 1881 when hf-- be- now. There is the Ontario immi I thal 1%me- But they, were storm stayed 10*t: him the sympat . i #yJ1 Mrs. Hurley and Miss Kelly, survive. gan a course -of study in the Chic- :_- t "I'll, � y and wnfid- ' deceased, We )veye I tiOn A4,Cut, Mr. Thouaas Byrne, at � .- - . I . 1. - I I � ��__ " sin ak Clin .on, I oncel of ' hop � t I , - - - Mr. D. Churebill, of Clinton, ago Medical College, He gradWted Liverpool-, Mr. H. R. Kelly, of -Oak- I -- - t as there was no mail . the pedple. . . n cR tba . , . We look to the Railway minis our . -bld frie W. B. ismith, , EAST WAWANOSH. � - in April, 1884. He was marri , to 'Ile, � sent _- over by t __ � -r : Rat . - ,nd " D - R I I while tending.to his horses one day ,6d - ifiTain from that place either � north -, slo' assistant i The annual meeting 6f the Ea vi he de.t,)artment - -_ . .. W I - � I n. which has just been form�edjand Is tperin�en&nt at 1)3rock. ' _sj. � lately, received ' a hasty kick from , Miss Mary Tupper, May 21, In4, at specially for this Work., the DOMIA- . _1 -of t _. i ehai _ - - .I, or south from Thursday dfternobn .' ivbieb o6mmenc6s business On the vii1c; would be promoted, to 96perin- Wa�wanonh Agrioul'tural Society was , one, of them on the inside of the leg I K91MAIle, Illinois. As a physician, ion iMmigration ofyicials, andthroa - � I . . I until Saturday. W,e received'- apost first Of February, to.supply a Pee 4i y tehd4int. It i's unfortunate, however, held at Bel*grav� gn the day appoint- i which' laid him up' for a couple of Dr. VIliott ranked high. He had a ,. . 11 L- iV" . I . ?r four private ago-rici s. The, wo - _' -1 � - . card from the .postmaster at Brus- zremody for most, if not for 11, of 'that I in most of those appoin tMelits ed by Statute., The treastirer*99tate- � days* If was fortunate indee7d, for true scientific mi . ze rX _` � �, Joe , � V, , nd which never 1$ better arranged than ever be- - I � n the art of lil,�Lging goes by favor .more lore . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - _ I'me sels saying The, Expositors for that these shortcomings 0 . , -often ment showed reedipts to the amount Mr. ., Ch �rchill, that be received the took anything for granted, but led and the department. ex - ' . place and neighborbooa -pect to sec.u_ it _� : _ _� - q - --I- � - !had '*)t ",the. railways. ;'It wiM do thl I if it ; th n by merit, I of $388.89; ,payments in prizes, etc." blow -where he did for had it been him to make a- close study of ever - �, - I . . I - I A y igoo --- - 're ere but w6, is true to' its . ____ � $292-60 ; lea f d results- More * farmers i lidn - - - , a ) mlision. it h; a t . I � vInF a balance on band a ow 'inches higher might have fea-ture of a cuse. His medical skill ". ' '. 14 Kope that by this ti : , . ever ar� A c" . leader of f icers' proved faltdi. i combined with his gentle and v . to worv- �_`,,_ - me our subsrib- power if it likes'l to exercise it- and 11L , th the, I,' emier and the.! . of' $96.29. � The following ' " applying �for men 7 - have receive.d their f&vOrl it f at -Is or- neglocts to exercise thla - On- the who] I _. *nd I . 1. I . -or* ti � . I I 'a r . were elected: J)_ - I lv� Year rour.d, and more are --' _�. 1� - . I I OfIthe Opp rCsident, W,, soqtt.; ; The, � annual ,entertainment and anner caused hfin to be providing cottages, in w"hiob h �.:_ i Ositicin in "the' Legi�laturo siderate in I ' �. I i -red -�� 0 ,Weekly visifor, Had we been abit power, the people ,will hold; -it to r I - Ist vice-president, John Cole; 2nd qyster siipper of the GodeHch branch - held in the highest esteem by his -help w -bo -, Z 'WAk se mi to t - I � be ca� erihg for the gd,6dwil 0 .11 I - to see a few hours ahead we . might a.strict acoount'aad'it will be short I vie -president-, R.'P ootor;'dircotor� are, =rried may live. - �. � ofl s, -6f the West Huron Wnme-s Insti- patients. For many years be bad � � #I the 4uthorities, of. To P. Gibbons,'T � - � 1�1 ,; have, Sent a good many of tje� paper,,, lived as the %, - � n Wagqs wil! be f ally as hjg-h* as ja�Rt, - -7 � I , are not iii I I um- I i tylor, 1: * Rai� - .. 1uto wa�s held at the, St., Lawrence, . been the local- surgeot for the 141ift- . r _. � - I i . peo 0 __ " � rontO Uln - son, John E. Fells,, . R. Scott, W, .1 I r; and Mr. Southw6rtb i, 7' yea s df, - � W � � . ad 4ons 11 . =_ ; I ey - - ..sji,01143 '_ I tor the, north and -the south by the� or ,to,put up w; th any morb'impo- , vo s'ty and th seein to vf 0 with 13 :�the Pf-sidenct, of Mrs. C. Beek, On ois' C,0,ntral Railway. , I I - a s varl - I Z I - stages Instead of by the trains sit* on the ar' r"1311 A. T: Tiiurgday evening, January 14th, and : Dr. Elliott ]was a public -�;piritiod .;Ia pos,4;ibljo . - X , �, ' t of tbe,r1ilw;ty 'ea h . Wilkinson, C.1 B. . Wilki that applications be .Wnt in a c' I Spe i 11 � "' 'haA . I in that wa' corlpdra F ammissidn' 1 m ugt . - at I her as to which shal.11 deal Cole, A. . ars; auditors, J. S. Scott so� lairgo ivas the - _. N , , in s 't . tions. �he . , - o -, ! ttendance that man who was always ready,to assist - Z � ed their destinations sooneir. usly towards th4t in- , and W. X. JWbaley; treasiarer, ChAs,- over rl�a I � L I But ,place the .'railway, corporations in. ` ry , ilable foataof floorspace in rtaking for th�advance- ___. - � I � - nof being stitution, with �tho funds f t McClelland'� secretary,, F, Anderson. - was at la premfum� An interesting - ment of the town. In 1899 -he ,Was � . Smith OU 0010nies.' -z' .1 thus gifted we depend- - their proper - Positions as se�vants he , � 001dwin —'- - I nels of communf- and - iiot as mast rpvx owing.to �the dircefors failing to ', pr . . �� __ :� danc - -od on the usual oban, 4s of'the T�ublic, P in�e, of course. Taking a1vant- Ogramme was rendered.- - eleoted a member of thp school board .-Goldwin Smith, i --h Canadia-n M,aga_ ,. � I - Cation, and hence the delay. We hope, . The � patrons� of th' rog.ds mil t - . . the sittia"tion, ,.,je I make satis I %Vbile assisting threshing on the and served until his death. He, took 24ne-' " As proof that disrejard o . � - � - Into P not ag df a rangements for � , f tile -: � however, tba,t a similar qplay fro�n 'be longe n otic� the the- grounds, it was decided to 'ai ' it -deep interest in educational mat- � a like eau' , r requirodi to beg and plead iin �ve'rsity a thoritles have Ina. ' farm of Win. Snell, Huliett, Joseph colonies did not prevail in the cirtlo �'i 10*9 i . , ., L' do a- continue the fall fair. s) X0110tOS11 met with � 14. YOM ge w 11 140t be of frequent ,t for cars as a6va e Upon ,the Governmelit f6r I . . painf ul acei- ters and did much towards elevating I of .Bright and Cobden, it may be mep- - - own, . I --- . - �' 3; � 'Oceurreno' e. ' . , rvice $1 a p t while, cutting .the Pootone school t tioned that it was ' � �. I In these- da . I . 0 its present O'VVj1T to the Mut - , charged a third mcre for the s� 0,000 dont, Tf, a pCars tha a I , _. W&V � � ,z� I'llian their American competitors t 9 year. T1 MORRIS. miscalculated the effort re- high state of efficiency. During his not irx- Was - � Tille I ys of delayed and irre 1, I is is additional I - . - I quired for , , th t . - � � . I bands be, Of oxle,of that Ciro ulax mails it is no, easy task to get are charged. For. years thes com- ' dO artments already maintain to the I The, members of the Morris Society a.straw band, and the first term, the new b � - for the first ti - . a aper out I � ed by met at uilding was or-. .1ne taken of the -0010117 -- . <Wwe . p n time with the usual panics, irrespective of 'name,i have . th Blkth on the appointed day. . kfiffe sheaf a.nd ected ies in the I - - �. Government. I a- 131012- . - ' t . - But discriminated a .1 at Canada a t There was a good attendance, thus " pe"et - amount of reading ,matter. 'n It might be just � , and in a measure it is . Qu"U's SPeeeh'Some there ' pnno I - ga , d es- ! as well for both Mr�. Ross iat�d the, Other ailn at the ej_ ument to h' I were#, even among .strong ,C �i_ - I when this r and Mr. , is memory, and a splen- onserva.- .- V sent - � � is accomplished it is an, pecially against- �c tario by �arry- ,, W �itn'ey not to I -showing that the members take a , baw, sooring an artery there. did Monument it is� . �- tive$, who, in pri I& It - -I,- : ; "I ose their heads in. I ed for ' lVate, at- JeWst. look- �. .. I 1�� . . - . , " - I I additional aggravation to �av,e_ tliej�n ing the groduOs of the United . th's matter.-Tbe people in tb ' lively. interest in their societv. Tlio -The, Clinton'News Record of last Dr. Elliott was reared -in the V,rejs- Ward to a union of the whoLg - - ,."", - I dolayed in transit, .but there. is n' �States to the I C coun- treasurarts I Englis � .- , IL69, 0 - I seaboard part; at a : t are- willing, to deal even: report i week ' ' �yterian faith. h-spea,king. race V � -Bra ' us gen- showed the re, I ga� - Hurons oldese trustesin Shortly after com- PCO fin - -, � it y p on to blame btit the clerk of ,cheaper rate t -9, 1 ,a _X I , , . . ne . �� 11 --her, -ban they charged for - e with the university, but ceiPts to be, $1,358-78, with an expen- ., point ofi service is Mr. David Scott, Ing to Peotone from Canada, -he un- Conti -ut by the juncti(m -Of Canada '. ., � 94. 11 - t -of 11 - � ar6, n'6t willing i with the u.nitC4 S -Jr 1 - I . fte weather. - Canadian oduct' a�tcnd- I , th'it it should be I . Pr nd have they dliure of $1,298-08, leaving a balance Of SC1001%section No. 13, East Wa- ited with the First Presbyterian tate I - � ed to the . -,% N, was __�L.� : . C Ir I - i ,each is 0 a y- -a e . I - � ,&meil an traffic I f irst, 1 ove don� and they will requ . The following of- I wano.4h, !who now .serving his 3 to the thought3 - , U�'st. an ire, that ,9th -church. He Was h,onore,d by his fel- this p a jbilit li n - ____ I , . .0 ar- T�, is 41 ears a �_r � while the Canadi ' s bad to wait un- ' it shduld do something tor its own y since the see- f0w.members and for- many years he uggested as _. - ,om [ Mr-111ays' Defenoe. I . fic rs and directors were elected .- :�e' of Mr. Glad-�tone, who .3 � til tbei� American compe I ma . 1, . I - I- � .., � .- In titors ivere ' intenance, . I President. J. B. Tiernay,' Ist vice- 1 tiOn ivas formed and Mr. Scott mis I -solution of the- question between . �'. , other column �f this issue. - filled. off! i I -positions, ing as .� lath '' . I _01a gery a I . .served. In this 1-1 . . , pr "ident, Robert Ferris; ,2nd vice- the North and the .. - i - - Way the- raii way I ____ i . 8.4 I sed one! term by being unavoidabl ' trustee, � treasurer, elder and Sib- South, that the -5 � ADW . . _R � � I I 8 � president, W - Y ; bath school teacher. I ,- -will ee found a letter from Mr. C. , eompanies- built� largely with the �ho Chegley Enterprise- gets off - M. Jackson; Morris di- roni the annual meeting. He There were no � e South go and - ' ; theJ I _ .��' ' absent f 1 anager of, the . � i X, Hays, M )f - the people, of this 'co�ntry, rectors, Messrs. George Ta§lor, Wm, I I)urP"-s retiring on the &0 Pletion iff kult ? ISMA ' - I Grand 1 money c Che following good tbing on the, rail- . I MI emotional clem,eirts in his religion, uDitc with Canada. It - is d - Trunk Railway. ' i robbedQtbe, -producers Of this country Pollock 'and Duncan Laidlaw; East Of his 39 h year. I . to -Say why in this there, ,was jjny.� . This letter is inre- , . I wa I I - It was a deep and reverent adoration - __ . .06 - ply to the criticisnas,of the, ' � of -the advantages �tbey . sbou,d -on- ' V-9: P passengers on Wawanosh directors, Messrs. R. B. ' At t a regular moc-ting of Gode. I of the Divine and was manifest to thing mo.r-- -4nnatural or Aislofal .-111 bord - .numer- ' virtu � I ard Corlev. ; � prop,0154 yib* - I- I - I -e- of their goo-' ; last week looked out of their rospe g Jett directors, Messrs. T. *. Sloan Ifollowl were_elected to office for He lived his religion seveja . - ' which have recently been So press -I joy in the markets, of the war d by : the ;afternoon' train', nortb, one day ,1 McGowan, and Rich - HUI I r iob C cil of Chosen Friends, the all who knew him by� his daily life. a n the - , than tbere i, i * _ I - 0- ! I days in rather in vogue, for the -combination �_ I ous and So pointed as to the manner .graphical Positioni ,Tbese are some and, Charles Ruddell; Blyth the cam .0 ' IQ of Great 13-ritaip - - . - tive windows a4 thet engine drew up I . direc- I 9 Ye r - - C., J. A. Scrini- Me week and measured. to Ibis fel- and ber eolonj6 � . R L in which the Grand Tr * ; bf The th ngs the Railway* Cot imis- -, �, P*Aw - r ,, . C -P James A. Straeban -, With' the United States in an Anglo- 7 * - - lil& � I ows as be wished me - - . unk Railway I I the middle ' 'tors, i Messrs. k4in Living tone, and ; geOu asu - ; Isam , � - red to him- � - I . . Saxon Zonfederation - � .... I I . * , has been - i sin,, must Stop, ' it'. must alsio Stop , id . of a field. "What's . Wm. Emigh ; auditors, M srs, J. M. treasu're.�,, A, Farrow; recorder. H. WIL He was a man of deepconvie- I - for the purlyose � . I . __k4 -0aus conducted and the very un- (' discrimination in I freight veller. 'f Hamilton and James M Murchle; I W. Ball-,,' prelate, N. McAuley; mar- mes'T.vas r6ady to the., world I I s and en - � wrong now?" asked a tra. � Cow , - I . tioms and at all ti of 'imposing peace lipon .1 <*644 . ,_ __ I . I satisfattory service it has been rend- 1'..,gure an -equitable rate from all mrts ' o& the line," was,the secretar A. H. Bradwin. . -"hall, :H'- 0, 8 11,17.dy -, wardenp James stand for his principles, whieli'certainly impli., a f v--, -lon 01 - ,P - 4 1 conductor's yp , t I � � � I'll � *11tel . . � - - _ -alike, So that all *J1 -,qua] gruff,ieply. Again the train !mov- - --- - Andreivs ; auditors, H, 0, Sturdy and claimed a right fot biInse forces Of 01711ada, -,-- , .ring the public. it will be seen t I ba,ve an but U never: . , � I � ,If wbioh� the Caulicils and that Mr. H#A Put -t;- up.�a ,show. In short, it musf-ew�u that 04 -on: but in ten inin - ASHFIELD AND WAWANOSH. N. McAuley. 11ePresentative to Grand bl- w,u not ready 'to grant _ _rs . . .. - - Y~ I � I . '' , very plaus', to ,Otbp .1.4 a TAember of the Rmplrp " I .1 the railways of Canada must 9 uteg It again . , � . willi 11 t -I I -.4 - rVAN 1blo defence. I e frankly admits tha - give, Ato PC, , 'Whi I The annu4l meetin ()Ouncil, Jr CPh Beck; alternate, A. I 'I : t1lose �f -the United SfafA!%, � - - t ; fbo�-f�,-business of Canada their,first., it's the Matter this ,g of 06 A-Aflold 08 114 dways had the, highest 'itdmirs . - � -1 z the] , .11 . I � time?" "We've overfakein that cow ricultur I iffered with him : I —, . � E - . � I i . , - � Mul I I pub- � able terms,. and after So. rving Canad,rt reim 11 is The re- � � , . unsati'Sfactary, not 'alone to tbc fivor- e, conductor. Th' d in Dungannon .-From be service has been inefficif.-nt 'and , , conalderation and oxi the most again," said th was hol the'�wnua.l report ,of t.he I and who had the. courage of their Finxis for Alaska. t and Wawano,sh Ag A Society I Rgener. ; I tion for those who d - I Whifeeb'rch *Pies . convictians, - ` not : inds us Of the man, w ports showed . a pr per;js 14 byterian church f ; CY lfavc'time and Inclinttion when b t year, I we x , gt!t t,h(, - An organixatipn known as flie "' ��,_ 4. IL J_ I , This trait of character marks the A aska iz -- �. . na � Man, but the train had con so�long 49 for all liabilities "I , 0 1 -56; strong, broad -min as bom -_ - tm 1 to serve. the Y�Inkecs, good and well kes- ter pro- I Weekly e�veloo Cal Icetions, $473 1 .4 of the road. Godc-rich, was emplojed as a bra bavilig a balance on an following par culars: I lic but to the official, if tb ' " But he. pleads in defenct- of thi.s con- but Ca da, must be first in very b vidi bi d, f $280-22. ti ded man and it was Purs COJOnY Company b . � -t . . -dition tbo,,increased Prosperity of the way. If the Co ' . . The following officers I plate, co�llections, $146,23; anniver- well develope . Uing Q,Xtensive investig.-It.,104S alq,- . -1 Olt i ho, -road that'by. tbe'time it reach- wer elected d in Dr. Elliott. In poli- . 10 the soil - � ' coun I I mmis'qidn ensur this 80 -3trafford, the'man had worked � year 1904- JP�resfd 73; subscripti ns Ala*,o 1 .-. , stree for -the I sary coll�,'ctlov and products_ of # � m in- to this' Country,* nt, Wm,� to .,,cliem, 0 - I . I'm -try, resulting -in a rapidly i and they5 sb?ul,d, Ba " $3 ties he affiliated with- the prohibi- with a view to 10cating a polonyof �.. . I .1 creased business of . I 1111P Way up to the, po,gition of 0OL,1_ - pftsidenti Jam ' PS Of the church, $82,75; tion party. It yvas a matter of c - � the, company, ' they will iulfil the expectatiops of ductojr, ; I f ilic� Ist' vice ' CA ec � 4�jp . on- Finns in the-- territory It 1ju beeo _. __* Mod * ' .. w'hich they, have as Yet been unable 1 .the ,people � : i ____ . I i A allo gh; 2nd vice, James dhislolin ,* Is make a total of $I,- vie und that the soil and agricultural , - - � ,A the i �' n thin they' ' ' Jamie- . I T�e total lexpenditu,re, was thought tiny the less of a man who po,ssibilitie - , will n hald contrary views, 6 �� , 1 son, James Hayden, Thos, 9 $1,415,14 J cluding pa ment of the ' - Vill r M: -r . Go , y , s are greatly ,superior t Irayl , 0 wea,th,or of tbp, presmt winter " f - il'fn their � - I . orge E. Creelman bas been tolhers ; hitlance " those of - Finland whil_- the Finn -S - ,.- . fte I , tly the very Be- ' ment. If_ - I directors for AshfielA, Jrob4 49983 and justify their appoint I CiOn with him, bu tho3r ' fail I. Outy and t1fe ople ' . Colborne, Henry Morri.4, 1,g Of 01C moitgag I Vhioli has so seriously handicapped I W�Jll- hold 11fem to strict acco n I 11pp infied Principal of t . ,e and interest ' One of the, Strongest traits of Dr. would bear* fhe " - � AV" I I � for "pp - ' I I - � I 11 I cIlwain; wano9b, placed at � id for -f heit 'drereficilon 1 ;�Ic Heth $5215. Tb obanee wei - fhe operations of the road ai h13 0afarlo crington, R. - M 0, liabilities are. Elliott's character was h I, being - _- - - i Agr 11 I .s2E The hi 10`1711 for It hardy ' eT- .. - Ae A __ ! o , iboard of martageme his home . -race, coming from tlie . I W-hi0b' the management . I elph, in John McLean, S. E, Sandersdn,�Jiicob mtcon� nd his* solicitud'e for the trome ndrtl - .--%&-a I &ld in any nnot be _M�__ , J Succi I I of Liu" oil I '. I I �s ion to -Dr. Mills, who has bee Raid, Thomas J6ynt - bo I Si.9ts 01, ,John Gilles ' I welfare 0 a ople" -% it h a la t- � -, - . - way rqsponalb)e. �.ff,�, 'I' � 4 n . F norary mem - Pic, R, W. Simp- f the members of .his . . points ant the larf,e sums of m a so I . I The Oounty Council, : I aPpoinied a member of the Railway her, Thomas Anderson; auditors, T. I son, F. Henry, John Leggatt, Geo. ily. To him the nios:t . fam- i I u fl,(� and win ter conditions � I Q � . lu : - . . , ,Jm� oney e'County Coun4l .W. to : 99 an i - - ly fil Wnt - , quiet of hb3 own aska. 16 -_ I . oberts ; Secretary, R. .1 Wil.'4011, Win, Martin, D. Clow, The ! fire Ride- He- cared litile for' I Irty I ' 'It - Pre" -wing- and strengthening met at Goderich on 'Tuesday, but ' actir 9 -as SuPerintendant of . Mel] Pleas- and Opposed to linperi OvIn , jje4ple', ,.- yonA years in renc man has been , i. M. R safer, I Finns are a liN . d T. G. Allen; trea 14 - 11, pr`e�clou-'4 -Vot il,ir to I Ile southeast of Al veT that have been expended in _-r - have COmfmi'� ion. Mr. Creel I A. 3_ ctntosb, W. 6)iin, James , On earth was tM I- � I Farmers, ' wain. M. I ures which he could not Sba . al rule undJer, tbo bridges so as to ca-iry the largest ev(-n the Couniy C�ouncil can pot eon- Insti I So's�`ion is' composed of' Rev. G. re with ;�hio'h they now I in 0 ' I i I and most Powerful engines, the, dou- I , trol the* ol - I ome, time. if e, is a I . � oderato " and, th� following I his family. TlLe, deceased lea"s a PxCedlent citizen iive. The Firins make , - I ! . . r 1 , s,; being industrious -1 ble tracking of long distances of the . I ements, - nor. Can CO�WY , Canadian and a graduate. of the, I ��?,Iud',inr; :M.L' D. Ve�derson, c1r,rk, John , widow,. a Son and a dau lCoun6illors force ari ' ngine t jro,urr Ag- Huron Notes. " -ghter. The ,and honest, wl - X1201 . a snow d 7h ricultur I C 11 C�. He is . a.w., Xartf�, D. Renne4y imad, the purchase of ma . I I I a 0 eg a ,K,ery I D, son, Win. - � f I da,ugliter, Migg .(,,race, i,,, ,,, ,,jtutl(, MI � if ny new en- � 'ift if It.d;l , is- ' Young , ma U for the -BrUSSCIS i,% threatened witli .Joh� E -on. Tbe' rem�jning dtilit - ,Tjt itleal moth S. 1040 the women a I dlay I Ines and cars, and the building 0 ' .9 riot feel d .1 gles : ___ — CT. - I I . f I' Position and : fuel famine. ' � -_ � : teikA ' ChUrch fi�, n.ow only,*240. ===========P======== . many new station house -posed' to go, At th ] ot he has the necessary ,' -Thert are .,It. present 86 inmates -At tM . annual I � ,s and tHe re- - Ci APpointed hour whctbP,r 6i I - - enif era cxp ionce to f I , . meeting of t1f,e . . thsh paking of others. It is' true, Mr. I for meeting, there were six in ' 11 it efficiently, re- I in the ITOURC'of Refuge, Clinton. Won,(. fro -W Hays admits That most ort1fesp - . Imains to be seen. He is, at any rate, I -Wingham defeated Guelph' tTn- . of Melv' s Poreign MiNsionary Society VIF . r 900 _ im, six . ,� ille church; Brull"1g, the fol- - - .f! � . .bo - -, P81%, W- - f Ife, - - of his qualifications, by 39 to 31 sbots. k . elected for . I , PrOvemeDts have been made on .t1je. Of the council In Goderfeli, I and � iklily spoken of by those w ,ion at the Guelph bons-eil recently- it i U, . .1 ' 8DUAIAL JANUARIV NALIE Main , lint. , mOrep including thol'ex JMA and very fe O� I -warden,! in profe ss tai know p lowing. officers wer(-, i I % , Mr. 3 - . r.�, , main ar- I theirs were slap- I - are 1 1904; Honorary pre,qi�lpnt, Mrs. John - 11 � I .. b nehes, but he says the , I'Se , aforth and t& a . If there any of the'pres --'�Mr. Ed. Swartz son of Air, Geo, BarAh'ill; —AT---- I I teries I and if -C -believe there, are, w ent Staff, president, . I � - . must be kept ill grrqq co,wi.ition -PQ30. to be snow bound somewhere bo are,,el- -, Swartz, d,J ' - Mrs. Rev,) . -_ r first afid forem *V . igibl tor the positio C Clifiton.' -bas bough I . .-IF O'St Orle'196thebraheb-1 11�1f*`eel - their Vom�s ana dod4i"cb. I n, 'h t tbP ROSS';, 'Vice, Prdsfdent, Xrs - - I __ I - es Will bVe h r the ! it is a .pity ,,.Brkis Exchange, hotel in Godericb. , 91 A. � - ,ome even more co Doadm,tn _70 . . 4cm of pro - - A . . 8 a quor m Iowa derich ' 0 ; Oedietary, 3117S, J. 11. Cam- - 4 bars Nvor of the element motion w&s not fbl- I --The Go ollegiate Islatf- e ran It stalft jecretary, Mrs. ,f. R. � �:1 I than th(--,y now are, Re pxOmJ,4(.,9,J,t_ BY I Instead- of I , aRglf GI�T*,.T -p ,Of' placing an outsi . � , ,-1 I tention to the -bra I members reached Godericli, on , over der 1 fute Literary Society I � :� W'..- W1_ I � � - - ,_._� , a14 lich lines later on.' Weffncsd e: shoul - hold a leap I -11ho%Wii011; : IrIcUllks "retury, 3frj,. - . I � � .. ,- 2 - my, the coun I d !, � *4-4 - - � - ___ - - �- . - _ cil was or' - i year promenade one Friday evei�in P, WaUmn;1 assistazit 9ecreta,ry, , **+**O . 0-, � *, 1%] There, is no doubt - but what Mr. . I 9Ln- be. bit;., U C , I ' - #,,p 'I, 9 I , - ,�v far,as it g ' " e I . I I I I ' . . - - i . I . . . I I . , __ � . Mr I . I I .1 - I - -Yeftri of -all zvefitg the business'ni(Im- - Goorge. 110 tuorniny_ January 2nd, w,o i . ,QM`V Rays Says '$ true, ized'and the �elfi,iif business of f,b ', rjors, .- , , I I :- ,rece.h0k. - 1. JrB. � Ob -4, 7-1 .... ��- " . . . . I I 91 Mcr4Lu9b fln 4' treasurer, 'Mrs. T a. *_4 Qn, 9#�raa� But his letter will not have ,,, very bprs'�eem to tAc.- I The Dominion Parliament lias been dg'ns, Of -the f irm ,rt,OmSdn ., organW, Mrs, (Dr' llauPrAte our annual Stock- �-- sootb ) _-V - I who, while th( ers I I "lled for .the 'transaction of busi- 'be Will act as Ira- and Mr.4, R, -K, Ross, .,,p.ex Cbris 11 One kundred 3fenis jc 0 - . I � � gilrb - ' , ing effCct on the manUfaeflir i I _ the -most interest . of Hodgins Bros,, Clinton, hAs gone .1101me-14; auditors, Mrs. A. Straoha. tWU9 "10 in On; f0tir dePa'trnents, - We - Place � n Our taVes for,thisalle -ir establishments , in, the, clection of a warden, was. i - to Toronto where ft -3uits - **I � I tftn - SS ' tug, 001, sPlendidly tailored, regular 4$7.50,, 1 ire 1 -settled. It is :the turn of the C�n_ * Tie on. Ma,reb 10tti, It was eipected # veller for a large wholesale, bduse. a studk or'�Cb;na, is belng take We price $4.75, . tbronged with orders, liavr bad to ,SC( ir'vatives to have this - Officer tpis that , . � -The trustees of solioal .n u I all w, . place their employees on i ' an earlier date would I section ,Va. a t m I P I I � S Pan I or susPend operation swort time , qr �40- aceordinA.1y 1 t,he vvire PUI- ed, but there are be select- 1 9 tbo 'bnthly meet#ngs -this year. All -wool Tinderwear, shirt and dr&wen, regular $1, sale price 88C a slift � - - I -tho t at has been on !within, the 9. we're chiefly , t ion -, Grey# PTeSented Mr, Alexander The following are some interesting U. , 'Tug 1hid log-, rollIn ': . � Several byc--el�c McKay, a retiring trusfee,.one. even FiftY Pieces imPorted Flanneletbe, - - StG6 s altag�fliiqr, it _ erial t,h, .. I I Winches wide, regular - I ranks of the. Conseriv 0 -9 Ifo come Off b0fore the house I .ing'Wely - 'atafLst'108 gathered . from, the anpudl per yard, I., . 12J�c, for 10a - � � I the road *fbr -from four to , ',*Xfft " ' a I with an address i.nd an reporti NeinbersbiP 418, an increase - Weeks and w,h- "m�mbcr,% Of the emneil hnd fin, y : moetsr ,4nd it Was found Ira , nvalid chair. I . W16%) � . - �rcsulted in the triumpli of Mr. . ' 1 , Ladies! Ca8limere Hose, - ich should have been I ' . � Possible of 6 over last yCirJAvera9P #t�nd- re-aular 40c, for 25a a peir. - fifto 'revely-ed within as 'many days. Nor ITOW in�an, of Mor J , to bav�, these hold so as to permit -One day last week Harry Cook-, ance at montby Fifty pairs Wqoj ,1Dlxnk4eW " I �11 I will his letter be any more comqoling ris, wbose selecti n Parlianient to ,meet, I who lives On VIC Walkinshaw farm I ffi(-'et1;d9S 23. October l"gest made, regular $3.75 __ - b6ga . - - - Tb.e PC r I 60'. . er jr amountipa tv , for $2 905 a pair. - � Z POT . �O Otber manufactuTers and business : 61. - that we have t6 beat 25c J.j T1 I I h" I - 't Iva � 'n . earlier ; of the second concession of Hilllett, $50, -Viv'ng off "I ' WO:hAve no hesiLul,iM in 0; ften, W I - � - ffleer mid The 'F, it r sition � "renders C I sbod. Although the horse d the regular monthly eontri�ut- . I "I . uket � - A I that office ' Was w Dinlier an(I Tea got$ at grieCist pticev. ' , .--.; facilities to remov,, - ; vacant $89. 05. The- total receiptA f ' C& because the Grand ,Trunk cannot gt�_ I. congratulates him on 'bis pre , t- ana t up In ' _J ", . or . I n tfan o --ithe Speaker to a Cabin t po- I ' �s � I 1,-qun -Wr "ve warden' -will m , - Wil,K�111's lecture $21, 55, 'em " i od by the ce - date Than that named. The proma- I went iiitO Clinton to get hi C -4 afterwards atifi at a fhank I hO li, - had orders cance1jed ! of f iCient, b ,W 0 1. Horse thO trade, TrY it and be oon,K.=9 C r � years, Yet it was -look! ell , � their products i aod ir))redict' 010 . . .of the firstAuties -�g 1 n (��r Were $177. 26, � 1. 9 for him bi,j,�c,-y hand ,mdnU4v1rl b t '4 ,a- J1,90od condition, and apparently in (,x- I - u Sun r mis - I W�-'ioh'bas Lhe a0was to Q I un,a�ff.' 4 - I . I I I - says from the .4 ations , Of Patli 06 -me *ith . V e 0 a ill and 'ivhich have ` in. the. np,ar fk-ure.' .. , Pj&;u�" "W ftssik- ' callent he I'J�een.v d to' SlOnary pu"O"S, . I Mi. : been lying th(, I , br, D�� McDonald, ,of Last Horan, 1, -j io(- r ' ria I .A -`bm; - - I - - re for weeks awaiting I altli. The* horso,sY d ',.a � - � We hope the council will bave tli I Wst taken i0ff '6fle �f it "i clothing and one of qtillt,4 . V_ -.9 I - - I -0--nal . � - - 7 1 . - e has b t' -DePutY 'Speaker and tE6 . 8 sh"S, -"nd "v"rC ftnt to flie,,KorthWest Inoro"ng" - a - 99 i . . ... . !" . I 11 .1 , - I 11 , � � . � I , I �? ` .1 . I 1. .. ,,, 11, '. iue Of tlief" . 0 b I oxes bein'j$66# � I I . �, I -o . I 1 �. I wii-on his way to the. fori-p- tri thn v,af . B teftl V X iseaf - - . � . _ - - .." I t r- -G` ".NN, rth- ___ I- .� � i . . r - 1 4 � 1, .�� . I A -1 . to* : 11'1� � _ . � . - � I . . i . � ''I . - . _.. �, 1- . - 1- .. � d P Itsom-00130, - Zk"k-1k6k0_A skakFew--ch 1� I I i � I I in h be�' d , ,a' r, . , � s t u , IC'a I i I I 0 � I I M;. C � I I 1 4 f I I i4 I I I", I I I I I I I � I ; I I" t4v - I 41 , 3 - O I un ke,�, � an � I . I .. I I I I , '., i V, js�-, .. . - 0MV - � _. .. . . . . I . � . I I __ " . � I . I . . * I - . . ; 1% � I . I . - . i . � I . I I - � � I I Q� I - I . 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