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THIBTY-EIGHTH YEAR.
WHOLE NUMBER 1,967.
SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, A_TJGAIST 25, 1905.
t Fall goods cent
=tomers will see ent
D OMr selectiona of
ary, Silks,
Frees Goods
gess Goods
Tr mmin s
ekets
ekets
SII Furs
Top Skirts
Underskirts
Waists
e i noon
t ' 4
Leta will be kind en
aad as up -to -data 41
vou1d sec in the g
so est & quantat
comparatively
;ally choice tag,
Iress Goodsi
!that hlack drew geoia,
1 it is a kind of hobby
laim that a few watt -
Ch a woman could
quality is no VaMt
'experience tells tle that =
'able price for
rs get here:
Linden, has been ttisitie
-istes here during the
two, as was eine )31dit
Oliver Celeman, from
Coleman, :was :recent -
as a nainister es Klee
reit 'and left here dies
City. Michigan, onlattee
From there het intends=
.tlanitoba, where 4 -tee
atter upon. 0.01 (little a la'
it. We, unite witth
here, in, wishing biro ail
prosperity,-Mias Jen-
. . Egmondville ant
week, visiting Watt: -
of Chicago. wees*Wte
en tte village Sabbath
kyle, a sett -
'nutty the guest at
e pleasant vim*:
Obson, el New te,
owler was here en. n
weet part of last week
nen this week twit,
Mlles Rose and tsfe
MeLang
irs. Thos. Jones
Miss Emily and
Xarray, 0.f Vele `W-
aiting witth Mrs. •
the past. weeke
i Walt on, before re-
- at present visiting WT.
'Ind Mrs. John ger-
leeresane
ste iiship, made on lilt
t he has been fetiw
, jail for Leentience?.u.
he recv.ived front 6
probably follewe
tit the Attereey-aew
Fine I
Tailpring
readyroade
and I
Clothing I
Thousa
through
mobody
likewis
now da
easy, m
tuniti
come u
AND
FURNISH
GS
ds of dollars are lost ever year by il'ople
down right indifferenee. it, of ceiirtp, is
business, but rests with the individual, 'who
stands the consequences. Great nuirOaers
s are, however, making money—malang it
king it fast. Thosa who are alive to Oppor-
which come their way, and take advftutage)
der the latter head. •
ifillE118
raaki
good
lie
in the neighborhood of Seaforth have
g a few dollars on the side by pickhig pri'the
hings offered at our
•
GUST
Of CI thing and FuTnishin
Thi k of cleaning up a five dollar bill en thin pm-
ehas of a Suit -86 saved ? $5 made, and this is Only
eve purchase you malie in any depart(meut Qt, 'our
ator between now and September the let.
The Big Sacrifice Sale Sto S
It
Yd. have ample time yet to get in, and you'll lave
loads of goods to select from! People are Ose!tehag
thicl. er and faster all the while those who have heen
in re coming again,, and bringing their Weed's. 1
hen.
We say come, everybody says c0
Rundre
llundre
llundre
Hundre
50 men'
ure
50 men
10 doze
doz
11
11
s of Men's Suits at
s of Boys' Suits
s of men's good tweed pants
s of men's fancrshills,
s of men's cotton wprk t
suits to be made to meas..
rubber rain. coats (water7
f)
men's sox, 2 pair for
Ties.10c, or 3 for
•
fi
11 other departments clearing at _sin'ailar priOefi.
Butter and Eggs taken `tas p484.
The Bayfield -Drowning
THREE MEN LOSE THEIR LIVES.
°leered at Hayfield on Saturday east,
tresulting in the death of three
bright and proraining young men ten
bhat village. James Ferguson and.
William Bailey evetta, William Wioods
as Meer aseistant, hare been engaged
there in fishing darting the peseaent
saloon, and they had almost com-
',seven ioielock they started out be the.
fishing !nrotmds -to raise their nets
and set dry ones. Tibfe weather :was
somewhat retitle and! theirs was the
only boat te start :oat. )3utt the,y
were all. expecienced seamen and tno
Subsequent events showed that they
had reached their nets in Sagety !bat
none oe the p.aety were ever again and- wharf, but when tbe hoat was
seen alive. The nets were set near-
ly opposite D,r,ysdale, about twelve
miles falcon rebore and. it is here the
severe squall passed over the lake
sand it became very rough. As, the
fithermein did xthet return during
the aft•er,noen much apprehension
was felt by their friends on. elhoee
tor tlbeir safety and toevards even -
place to footings of real aleeen end
searching panties net out in quest
of the, beat etn,d the search was eon -
boat was found fbout seven mike
WieSt Bonfield, the whote of it
,u.nder water, and, only the boom ap-
tug wee procured and the boat was
towed to Hayfield. With! the find-
ing of the boat ells hope noir the
:safety of its ocscupants 'had vanish-
ed. On Sunday afternoon 'the body
of James Ferguson ua ivies found pin
the beach .near Black's Point, about
five miles south of nociertph, where
it was washed ashore. When totend
the body was lashed rp a pump by
the beams and a net box was foued
near., by. It was evident that Mr.
Ferguson when he found ali hope
gone, had out his suspenders from
!his peeson and witth Ulm lashed
himself seceirriety to t,he pump and
with the. aid of the ,net box hoped
te.flont anhore. The poor fellow
had, eviden.tly, made a desperate
fight now life as the evidence stow-
ed Meat death had not 'resulted from
drowning but friom cold and exhaus-
tion. He had divested h'intself of
his !hat, coat and shens whieb he
had no doubt met oft iafeee being in
_the ,water so aa the 'better to e.h-
abfe. -hire to etem the tragi.ng ele-
ments •sutrounding- lam. His watch
was still -on him arnd- lead stopped at
that he had been in the waterfiat
that time. T,hte boat when found
contained some fish whioli had teen
taken in the, nets, the coats, hats
and shoes of Messrs. Bailey and
Woods and tthe, nets t,hast had been
ldevRetswainsion. The rnain tat tile boat
tied, thus showing that the
boat was not in aetion. When; the
eminent 'occurred. They had also
set a whole gang of nry nets and
.h'ad lifted halt gong of -wet ones.
Breen all the indLeat ions it is -bhe
opinion of the most expeaienced Ash-
eamen tlhat the, men had the ,rnnin
sail of their boat tied! back. so ae
to permit them to woak,and were
,busily engaged waising their nets
When the. sudden squall' iwept foyer
00 'them, tille,Lr beat, and that tit
absolately sank under. them.; .and
CA, ;before tinny ba& opperstunity
helping t,hemselves ler doing any -
tilling to save the boat freen sink-
ing. Had Me main sail nem' sett the
boat, although not considered very
sea worthy, might have upset, hut. it
weuld pot have sunk. This, at any
rate seems the most rea.senaible sand
and calamitseue Weir. Butt the real
resident of sayisfileld. He was 25
years of age tod wee unmareied. He
was of a (inlet and reserved dis-
as • the ethers, but was an industen.
Gus, steady, well doing y ming man.
The 'bereaved friends and the citi-
zens of Hayfield geinerally, feel deep -
of the tug Havant; Captain John
Oraigie, of the, tug Evylin, and Cap-
t,ain McCartney, of the tug Blake,
all tof Goderichs and also to tine
avvineirs :of the local heats noir the
willing ,a.teti ditigent assistance ren-
dered in seareeting for bhe test zee-
raeh. The affair is the saddest sand
most disentebus that has ever oo-
ing the lenge amount of rishing dame
therm for many years, thaxe leave
,been very few( aceidents, and tiao
previou.s catastropties such as. this.
A.11,Satureday night and StIndeS, URI t 11
ehe' finding of the boat and the body
of peer Ferguson, the meet intense
anxiety was felt by, thleasrunde of
pepple who thronged! t.he beaches
found the tension was somewhat en-
lievee, es. it was bhen evident that
all had been lest, and :the feeling of
use tainty and unrest sg,ave place
in some degree to cote of sadness and
sornow, but. mach anxiety still ex-
isted an aeeoun,t of not finding Me
bodies of the two r-earraining telatimes
although all feel, that their safety
ie an imposeinllity. It hitt peabable
may- not be found( far same !time as
the under eurpents of the Jake may
woad ' be a grekt *relief to their
friends could they be tound, un-
ion they are there is always a feel-
ing of suspeese.
Crop Yields.
The ' -bellowing is the estimated
yield of grain, tete., in Ontarnlo ac-
cording .to *he tAugust bulletin is-
sued by the IDeleartment of Agri -
Fall Wiheat-The .anea. is 796,213
entree' and the iyield 18,467,043 buithe
els, ex 23.2 tele.hels pee antes as
elOrapitired With 605,458 awes and
9,160,623 bustels ie a1904, when the
aver.age was 15.1 The taverage 'of
tripxing Wheat -1.1.90,116 aores and
3,591,941 bushels, ex an a.verage of
18.9 as compared with .15.4 in 1904,
when ehe yield. ;wtes 3,471,103 :bush-
• 13aeley-772,633 acres and 24,163,-
883 busbels, ar, rae average o/ 31.3
per egret being about the eame
730,14, lats;h2e,61688;4016 )aasilereasynxenagd 01002f,83089..5 -
per coin, as In 1901„ 'the acentige end
yield ,being almoat !the sam.e.
Rye -I01,292 aores apd 1,753,135
busnels, at' an average of .17.3 per
asc;res and 2.001,826 bushels, ur 15.3,
per Spire.
Pees -374,513 aeries end_ 7,510,775
bushels, ass- lag
els in 1904, itlh'
last 23 years.
Beans -50,543 Items are expeeted
to produce 968,883 bushels ae against
912,849 :harvested from aibotett the
sa,me anea in 11904.
Hay and °levee -3,020,365 eaves and
5,847,494 tons, or. /1,93 per asexte,beat-
WAS 1.80. The everagse of the previ-
DM 23 years was 1.45.
Apples -7,018,723 anree ef nearing
age are. eo yield 29,600;551 bu.shels,
or 4.22 pee tree, while about 7 bush-
els was the 'average in 1904.
It is tee early :to sestimat-e title
yields off °thee crepe, bat the limn-
a,gles are ses follows :-Core Moir husk-
ing 295,005; ,cor.n tor silos, 184,78e ;
turnips, 135,318 ; Orchards, 366,613;
veneyards, 13,719.
The numbee sot live stock ton thapd
is as follows :-Horses, 072,781 ; cat-
tle, 2,389,503; srteen, 1,324,153 ; swine
1,896460, and pnulty 9,737,093.
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The LargIst Clothing and Fur Store in Wesfern 0
tario
Fano Laborers' Examitor to
anitoba and Assiniboia
SEPT.P.MBER 2nd, return on or beforp Nov
1905.
Rate goina 12'; ,Rettito, $1
09
Remember this is a 0. P. R. Excursion and you sheild`bny your
from a C. V- R. agent and get the best accommodation go.'11. For pa
and tickets apply to
ber
ticket
iculars
4getlirts
C. R> Ticket, Telegraph and Dominion Express: Agent&
Alt the victims are inatived of Hay-
field. Jaynes Fea uson Nati the sec-
,ond sten of Me. John Fettle u,san,
,bailift. 11.0 was 3 Teals of age, and
leaves a -widow and -one child, He
eves a steady, industrious and well -
doing man. He was an experienced
and aecomplisned seaman, and had
tlhe lakes. In company with Mr.
Bailey, they owned: the boat tney
very usucceseful business clueing the
season. me, season at Hayfield,
thoweverr, was about closed, and Mr.
Ferguson 'intended leaving in a few
day -s., tor Port Dover, Where she had
been engaged to manage a t ag far
a large fishing company there, His
wife was Maggie Porterifield, and
a V daughter of Mr. Peter Porter-
field, t'he retenan clerk of the
townehip of East ,Wawaniceeh. Her
taeribly sudden affliction • well se -
awe her the sincerest syrilpethn of
though even this will be but poor
consolation ter the Joss of an ever
kind and thoughtful husband. Tbe
remains were interxed in the Bay-
field cemetery on Wednesdaey, and
t -he sympa-bhy bow the bereaved :am-
ity and the xespect in which the de-
ceeeed was ;held was well manifested
by the vsny large numoer who at-
tended the funeral, lo aya.y this \last
sad t,ribate of respect to one who
was so highly respeoted and so much
beloved by all.
William Bailey was the eldest son
of Mr. Riehard Bailey, one of the
oldest residents of Benfield. He was
one of the most !respected and usetul
citizens Of Hayfield. He was a' watt --
den of Trinity Wawa. and was a
raembe,r of tree ehoir. Both he and
r. Fergusion were members Of the
Independent Order of ForeNters. He
wag 25 years of aege, end was unmar-
ried. IIis aged father and mother
ate prostrated by grief, on acecount
of their sad and sudden bereavement
Whiclh is all the, more poignant on
aeconnt of the suspense and un-
certainty nibithd attends this- case, -as
tthe body has not yet been found.
and whose body has not yet been
found, was a SOD of Mr. Hafley
last _6,629,866 bush-
.yietd per mere bein-g
tale, average of the
School Book!
Supplies
For Public, Separate and Hie,
Schools & Collegiate Institute
ALL THE LATEST EDITIONS.
ALEX. WINTER,
Picture framing a Specialty.
neciprocal trade within the Em
Pile. His wife .7,vaa Annie Elizabeth
deugihter tot Isaac( Burpee, of Bunt
• datrinA ;had up took place it&
ether 'night Ohatha.m, when: Thos
Ine Taylor milli, was surprised by
tWo men armed :with revolvers, and
1`0.lieved of this really change, The
tinegs, who are supposed to be two
• ; the numerous tramps, who hayte
their victim. The .pogee beve no
clue se to the Identify of the Tut-
Tationto, !attempted to ,gest into the
sleeps of a gasoline launeh, with
their canoe in the Ilumber river on
SuOday afternoon. The canoe was
overtuened and Bray was drowned.
Successful Pupils.
seihnois in this neignborhood were
isueeeasful at the recent depart-
mental exttrainationS:
Bepior %leathers' Part 1 --Edna,
MeLean!,,-/e. F. Johnstone, Telma Ross.
Pant II -H. F. JOhnstone.
Jimior Teachers -Jessie A. 'Cald-
well -I, Edna *Copp, Ida Cornish., Jean
Meer, Matrgaant ,IYIeEwen,. Anna M.
Robinson, John R. Ruannall, Henna
Taelltet, !honors.
j. Beaton, English litexaturee
Isabel, Gunn, algsear.a, geometery,
Frencth. and 'Germane Mantes Sew-
• Feenclb.; M. Wthiddon, English,
G. Stewart, Erenelhe W. B. Taylor,
Preach; J. II. Oelolough passed in
muoursecra
Silver
Jubilee
Concert
At St. Columban
Monday, Sept. 4th, 1905
Admiesion to Concert 25o ; no extra charge
for sitipper served bet+teen tee hour of
Lintst refreehmente, ice cream, cake
sentiviichee, etc. served at all bourn
Johrl 'A. Kelly. Toronto, great ventril-
'FeTiahexevlToronto'a atar vooeliet and eorn-
umbe
Death of the Oldest Senator.
Hon. Davit Wagr-k, Senator, the
oldest legislator in tble world, died
mast peaceful one, and the end ayes
not unexp:eeted. He suffered frorn
no disease, weakness andt extreme
ante being the only complaInts.
Some ev,e,eirs ago, he was stricken
by the heat, but eallied until a short
time. argo, wthen he agile became un-
well. Ea,eh, dee- he grew weakereund
eaxly Sunday moraine it was ; seen
that the end wee approaching. At
8.40 Sunday morning Senator Wark'
ended a life ,of 101 yetves, six montbs
and one day. His mind. xemained
clear to the last, and he -looked for-
ward to dearth\ with Cheistia.n forte -
it null. ii.e0
ndenderry, Irela.nd, on Fair a -
late. Sethttor Wank was nern
nay 19, 1804. He settled le New
Biunswiek in 1825 and early entered
polities there. Ile sat in 'all for
eight years 'in the Le,gislative -As-
sembly of New Drunswick, and, af-
texwaxds for 1,6 years in the Uppe.r
Clheinber, known, an the Legislative
Counieil. In _1858 the was abseil as
Receiver -General .or the province, an
,otrice he held until 1862. When in
1867, at the Conf-esderation of the
Dominion of Canada, he was called
to the Senate by the Government of
Sir John A. Maceloaald. as one ofthe
irepeesentative men in his pronince.
In Chest body Ihe sat until the time of
his death, and on the occasion of his
hundredth birthday he was the re-
cipient of oconerat al a.tions • teem
btetsh Houses of Parliament, leaving
served Langer in Legislatures. of
the British Empire than any other
man moons:led by ,history. He was
lomesent . in the Senate during the
past sees3ort. In polities -he was a
Libeeals In 1847 he introduced leg-
islation in the New Bru,newlek Leg-
, ant -Governor by proclamation to
aemit the pTiaducts of any othee eel-
! ony,daity nine. on suede colony reci-
• procating. All the provinces of
terest:mese of preducifs was effected
by this 'efforts twenty years Infore
such a policy was made permanent
by Oonfederiationd He was upetle the
time, (of his cliqat,114 a: iStriOng adnecete
ibis Vocal quartette ; St. Col -
Orchestra, ;33rd Batallion Band.
rke sent Heavenward from en
d platform 40 feet above the
rii
am pt e atre.
Progr, inme Starts at 2 P. M.
All tielne will step at St. Celumban,
Alretitly the shadow of the great event
196:71! Director.
Geri:nap ; D. Fanner passed in Ger-
ed in ierything but algebra., pby-
Gorier ion.
S 'enitrat- Leavieg Part Wear
Boyce, :"Afnalgs...mt Clark, Helen Drys-
dale, Reggie Elliott, Jas. H. Joyet,
Clab.xlsotte Stirling, .A2groes Welsh.
Senior; Leaving Part II- Jean
Centel*, Eva Dunlop, Letitia. Due -
Junior Leaving Pa;rt II-Gr,a.nt.
Boyd, Anstin Howard Der -
ford POO, Williaan J. Smyth, Jessie
Blake, ti Minnie Dolan; Olive Foster,
tshorpe,;° !Loretta Griffin, Mo -
Lean, Onley McLenna,n, Lizzie Ruth-
erfoxdril3etsy Smith, Leweland Tient-
bow nee .1A I ice Trotter, Mona Wal -
Hackett, lela,rold Long, Clifford
Wil4ea Matheson, who avr.ote en
the scheslarship examinatian., passed
with re4rked success, obtaining tirst
elms 'honors in bistory, English,
Latin and Gernaan, sees:end-ohms In
Frehicil."!, Greek and mathematics,
and tinted class, physics and chem-
istry, 4-sd winning the sixth Btakse
genera/1' i proficiency seholarship,
$35 anii, thine. years' free tuition.
SI. a Yearin Advance.
Anna C. Men:am:gall, who has been
taking up Senior Le&ving work fen
the Stratfard Collegiate, were also
Junior Lesaving,.-Etazel Browning,
Martha. Oar -ling, Vera Cobbledick,
Theo. Plarttleib, Isabella 'McDoug-
all, Mary Itoeclh, !honors ;
Huron Ncites.
-Miss slYfaety Gwyn, of Wingham,
:has returned frora :trip to Cuba..
-R. J. Actives.= anli Mies Acheson,
of 1Gederich, have gone en: et trip to
Winghana, have gone on a holiday
trip to Idle old land.
in. Zaltes mill, Clinton, bhe other day,
Mr. Glazier had nue of his angers
-E. r,ebbett, of iHolantesville, has
gene to Itedle,nds, California,. His
family expect to go in about a
glassee alai his eye sight is eemexk-
is 73 years of age bas neves used
ab.:67:0: en ntartin, of Clinton -eft*
-43,823.80 is the amount asked
by the county ithis: near from Grey
township. This sis quite n raise over
1904, viz., $1,140.45.
Clinton boy, thus been, promoted
on Satterelay, August d2tin, ,after an
illness of several enoalthe.
left last :week son a trip with her
tette, Mrs. taanpbeil, of Bort El- 1 sonle !stooks a e,,,,ia, ,,,,,thich steppe&
'Yin, to the Pacific coast where they -Mein.
entend ;visiting -relatives and ,friends
or a few months. -4 quiet wedding took place in
, tlhe ;patter of the Centrum -vial hotel,
-P- III' Newt -on and tur'el 4-att-iltun Strettorde on Friday, 'August lithe
'al's kl'i ahieling°' Ill'ave beell tas'Llaris wine , Mr. Roderick Maclennan, tar-
t Hotel Geroderich in that town. Mr. met: Ballen . tiowlithitp, *minty AT
ewton lie an iold time eesident of Bra e,
odes:Tiede but left !there many years Mt /
0 ito seek this fortune elsewhere. field bownnhip, Loehalsh Pt 0., -001111.---
s Ohristena Fintaysen nit, Ash -
was unitedtin marriage to
st Tveek, after a long illness. per - Trued by Rev. iWna. Mackok
teased was twenty yea.ro of age, Free Presbyterian minister from
nd a member of. tare Methodist Scot and In the nresenne of a few
✓ ,general proficiency at Toronto
niversity. Mr. NiAtTleSeal also
liked. nor tine emend Blake seholar-
&Sea Ito another !candidate by tre-
y xsion.
ingham, WAS sent aeith e. team
d a aaatryalt out 'to Grey town -
tip the oth•er, tday tor 'the livery
6 e (horses stumbled and fell, upset -
ti "" the vehicle. The iboy was
t a -own .out and lh;is collar none
Roger Browett, of Wingthant,
d last week, after an illness of
e weeks with, typhoid never. I)es
ideas of th tet town nor eighteen
nes., and WA O. very elever .young
The other ay. the little three- on le
ds, of Godericb, while running a- '
1r -old daughter of Hebert Rey- , eetneeetish
t Icen into b. pit of lime .en. the
lees atiloininn Mr .Reynoldsn
re Pol. Y,oung is building. -She
Neatened quickly by her father,
her face about the!' left eye wee-,
sidertably banned, and. for tiornie
s eves badly ewollen
Goaelich, wine was working at
Is lbadly cut. The iseesond and
al fingers ,of the right hand were
n oft about at. the second joiut,
the little einger, of the left hand
isenered between the first and
quiet wedding nook- plane elt
St tallireill, Vancouver, on Aun-
• Thome, of 1Vancouver, and
at the /late' Georee Evans, of
rich, twiere united lin the- holy
s ,of matrimony. The terementy
perforrned by the ReV. C. C.
, d3. A., treater of Christ elnerch,
diets welatives and fillends of
ride .and lbridegroom. '
e other week Messrs. William
d. Glenn, tend John Macfarlane,
inton, disposed lof 1,200 pounds
'eel, the reroduct of their own
Mr. Mberfaelane shad the
's teleare "-800 pounds fb nought
int- off =ether Oen heart failthre.
1Tare !remains were taken to this home,
;biome iet the time, Min. Holmes being.
lin the country. !During the day be
Iliad ta.ppaxently been en the veep best
iof health and 'spirits, jokinn and
:Calking iwith his fellow employees
en this ordinary manneer. He has a
non in the fWest, and ihis wife ..aad.
aoglibter at 'horde, who have the sin- °
cerest tsympathy of all in their sud-
Valet, unestentatione ciWzen, a.
Membex of the, Brethren, end, by
his own industry And frugality, had
laced !himself in eomfortable cir-
mance,. inor did lire belong to any,
-Art action against Harry Dawson,
e t in tine lbarereora Of the Huron
dining 'elle time „nrobiletted by the
L quor .1.410eILVe Act, name up for
elk applieation of =counsel for tire
efenco, E. L. Dickinson. Inspector
A.quith WAS present and Crown -
Attorney Seat-Yer appeaaed for tine
pXyiseation. bile information was
laid Iby Constable tPostleavaiste.
da lent tha,t might intve had natal
xe nits. He was working in the
-fie el. with !his binder, add hnd lebene
pee to oil Mae maChine. While oiling
fri Maned sthe horses land they eau
He iwas caught iby the binder, one
of Is legs arid bis net*, under the
jawhone, sbeing severely tut. The
the imacbine .came, fin eontact with
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of t
niece
in in
ing, with, honors, Ruby L.
John Tuer, Kate Harlburt, Lila
E. Rieke' Maggie B. Drager and Ella
Hockinen
junine Matriculation. -Harold B.
J. Lartsworthy, Marion L. Asbuxy.
Partial Matrinalralinn.-M. Sam-
ple, Ttivarnas G. MoNay, Morley G.
To the above list stould be added
the name sof Edgar Tih.ompsan,
Loga.n, which has, through some
error, Igen omitted.
The %nee ferst naraes in the Jun-
ior Leateing should also appear in
first ,esee, Hocking, taking 11/01110:03
in everything.
Plive Hope Dufton and
imm
dinn
hi id
left
on a
parties who etterw,ar-ds took
r at the Oorarnerota.1 with the
ten., 134r. and Mrs. Maclennan
in the afternoon, for Glee:nee
'painful accident taceunred the
otheri day at alias borne of Mr; Blob -
the Say, when !the smell of. tire
It Id
a bile' ket, and lwrapped. it 'around
hex *thee, sanseeded in extinguish-
ing it, e flames, lbeefre either Mrs,.
Scott lor the 'baby were burned, al -
ed with the iftemes. In her heroio
burnea. It le thought Oat the fire
was *used by !Mits. Scott stepping -
unon et match, Whiele ignited and set
ndtry, Auguet lith. About
ears ago she sustained,n fail
teem tehicih; ethe has -.since suffered
scat ,conetantly ; ton. Friday het 4,
and Mae gradually sank, until death _
niorni !g. She was 59 pears and nine
days es d. ntre. Biggartsevae born in
Cadet n. Plate, land Dame to Stan- e
ley wi ihs her Parentz int I-854. Here. 1"/
the li rl until 1875, when Sive was .?
nicer iC tit) Bober ti Bignart, of ,tn_
Clint I, whe:re they !have since ee- isle
am ev'eree born six all- e
Canada.
-An ioutbreak of anthrax 'Vellielh
bee occlarred newreCollingenciod hits
caused !the dearth Of inx soattle and
one rada, and the community Ls be-
coming la -termed.
After It a eleort ilinees Mr. W.,
il. Waener, one of the oldesb bust
nese TX1 of eWhitby, tiled Friday
ville yeers ago, as Secretary in the
foundry 1 and latterly was, a coal
'ifil
dealer. ' es was given a Ineasonie
funeral, .
• -At al meleting of the Milo Reale)].
Committees of Winnipeg, et was an--
nOuneed 1 that Anne tkiigust 1st 73
eases of !typhoid teve.r had been 're-
ported !at the City Health Office.
Fortyitfiee of the tpatiente are res-
idents et Winnipeg. From'. August
waived the highest, 'market price, 25 let to Ineugust • Ifitle lest year 90
cent per pound tf or the wanhed. For ce-ses wete reported to the aathorit-
seve washed fleeces Mr. Glenn To- ies. Dr.! Dangles stated that most
ceiv an average of $2.46. Off one of ,the irever eases had arisen. in
ewe he sheared 113 1-2 pounds. louses that veere not modern.
• - he Goderich Star 'ot last week -An Itenetion sale of nada-linen
says : Last week oer townsman, Mr. gooda tete had been left irt Win.
Wm 'Warnock, received a lettee O'Brien'e storage werre,hotme, Sault
fro Mexico City, &liking for seeds Ste .Matie, was theta laet Tbersday
and instructions how the -grew his afterneola. Several pieces of rfornie
tang squashses. The writer Jose ture and a number a trunks were,
M. elasques, C. E., had ee.ad of bought I in by &cal people purely
Mr. Warnock's big equesh at the ea speculation. A- partileutarly
St. Leans Fair, land being a lover of cheap }stoking old trunk was pur-
hortieulture, was desirous lof try- chased :Soy "Williona areer and Wna.
ing to equal the Canadian. Veneta- Morels:all, Soo merchants, who paid
ble vender. Mr.Warneek's equashes $3.05 Teti it. On opening it at borne
have been 'a widely !read advertise- they fouled in le eash to the amount
men tor Goderich. of *$225,59. The trunk apparently
- . IW. J. Holmes, a well known belonged at one time to an Italian,
and !highly xespeeted resident of but the e 'VMS no means of ;letting
wi lawful suddenness on Wedelns- s-Peroy Woodeock, the Canadian
day of Last meek. He was an em- !artist, and 3. L. Upham, a cent -
ploy e of the Macpherson & Hovey Inertial i traveller, bravely resened
Co., land was sent eat, to Tillie fa.rn2 Miss Loetie MeNish, aged 22 yearsi
of a r. W. RObinson, Just outside from 4rowning at arrockville ate
the own., to adjust some part a Friday 4fter she was under water
tihe threshing raaeltine a Morrell & five minutes. Miss MeNlieh wee
Moe is, 'which was not working pee- swimming, in a erib la,t Wegner's'
perl . It was just about one o/- wIrarf Some -distance from. shore,
af• t Ithe neon Nous rest, and Mr. ed into the water witbetat divesting
Hol es was working at one Side of thenaselvies of their elothing and
it, n weal men eyeing on. the oppen found her.= tile bottem. in. fifteen
ide. A 'moment or eo after- feet ofi water. She - was uncon-
scious wihen brought to the surface
bat -with a good knowledge a 1-e..
sustuatio os rescuers managed
11
site
w'airde ne was noticed lying in •the
steal an& elisefe, end eney thought
he 'hed fainte.d, but he was dead.. A-
doeten eyes summoned, put. cause