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_owes
?anCe
rotules
Economy
rest bargains" are.
fact whith Meet
our present special
jugs that you rieeet•
r yea to cone) here at
Fri Fall begin&
story 'will be alined
new goods Opening
shoppers. We an-
rle with Sratock that
and we make yet,
nt
Boannots•
;
Cashmeres
ricanas
any di ent, poprilex
ipton's makes are the
about Our Steck
that it is kept ixp toe -
dim. And whenyou
io get best style, beet,
y true about our hos-
,r.
tires Satiefaeti011.
•••••....... as*
Jackets
Rain Coats -
etc
Et- spent the last couple.
ith her sister. Mrs.Fer -
Rose, Yungblut is visit
-
in Bayfeeld.-Me. . rued.
thu,r and felicity beve
me from Maple Grove,
(-I.-A friendly game at
yed litre ola Mon:dray eV -
en tile two hotels ee-
: victory for tthe Queen5%.
' is visiting friend.s in et._
k..- and Mrs. T. Wel-gilt
la u g htor, F 1 arence; have
the lake Oreezes for
7 --Miss May Donohue =d-
ee Fraser, of Tivertont;
nrine: the past 'week
..ceusin. Miss Belle 0/tes.e
I.
*
1: WroXeter.
Jennie Vastof
ending a week with betr
lrs. John_ Vogt. -
[ Gorrile is the guest
rer, Mrs. W. Johnsen --
4. II. Walta.ebune ile7e*'
ted rector of the Gartrie
5- W. H. Epplett eiet
_4 Sanilac Con.tre, Mall'
tti'litti of elqr. and Mrs: 13--
eees Ada and Let':024
4eft this week to eriAt
:1"relierile. Maniteta.-31
erphill has returned fsola
'.., visit at Toronto 4.7.410
. 'Lomas Lovell. a White-
-I -.it i. d r Oa t iv ee hese 135
aneeetown.
Oletilef.e.-Mr. NV. Trines;
ied (A his general; stere
"i., itilessrs, .MoDeeleifl
ieufeeprietne young goo -
14 de a good business,.
-,(kins. for atreeteser bust,
'tiger place.
Bluevale.
ielebei Beattie,
ee been the ghost r
01iVi'r for a week. -ler.-
: Jet eon ooritinues a
rIleurnratic. fever.
J. ;Lila !MISS ger-
rnfel Ilarnilton 004
Thrv re. ca 'led ilOtclee
IL neconnt of the le'•
-
, Messees
fl
Sthuday hetlX(101
on Friday efternoan Pm.
The ideal weather ifeff
ested t the perttiVing
e Id and jug of will";
-en. sir, arid it is a pre'PeY•
Os by the
, over from
At
--Nfr. '‘Ielcolan
treed to his duties as.
school on Yfondale etfe
ing-. the hodidaye
Dia z
riled to London On
ies Atiee Duff cereal
r her echoe" 0'0
week,
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THIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR.
miaow; NUMBER, 1.968.
Fine I
Wring I
and
rsadyroade
Clothing I
jr;
FURS
AND
•
IFURNISH
INGS
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Now that it's Fait Suit and Overcoat time again, we wish to
a
mention it only that you may know that we've a great treat in
store for you whenever you find it'convenient to call.
We can put a smite that won't come off on the face of any man
that comes here for his Fall Suit or Overcoat.
Our garments are all made by the best tailors this country
affords—overmats and suits for the smart dresser, full of snap
and go; overcoats and suits for the conservative man, full of
dignity and eleganee ; overcoats and suits in all wanted styles,
and withal we all confident you'll be pleased with the price.
Large assortment of the following lines in stock now:.
Tall Overcoats for men
Fall Suits for !nen
fiall Suits for ",I,)oys
Fall Rainco4s for mei
Fall Waterproofs for men
Eall Suitings to be made to
measure
Fall Underwear men and boys
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$ 6 to $10
5t� 12
2 to 4
H6to 12
3 to 10
15 to 20
50c to $1
FOR SCHOOL DA
Special Prices in Boys' Clothing.
The. boys will need fitting out for the Fall term, and we've made
special efforts to get suitable goods to offer at very special
prices. Glance oeer the list—soresething here you'll need:
Boys' School
Suits .
Boys'
Vor boys 7 to 13 years, two piece, de
TST3rfo1k jacket style,
S-ee e we.•Thiee piece, for boys to
chool 01-14$ 15 years, good strong tweed
Youths' SchoolSuits Long trousers, sizes
- 32 to 35
I Boys' odd knickers,
Boys' odd knickers, worsted
Boys' sweaters
Boys' stockings
'Boys' School Caps
ABOUT WINNIPEG.
I:
iorrittem for The Expesitor.
In Oily flagleitten 1 pirovoised1 tbo
y readers scianethin,g about
peg, elle igienit city of the
West., and hews it strike s% an
rnier. Wall, 1 carr say in The
itor w.halt 1 woad pot like te
say en Wpeg, 'or even lin Maine-
trobail.; The. Manitobans are intense-
ly MOW, to their Province athst tail
it e4ntains, and they tame prou.d of
WiniPeg, and never weaaty ,af dija.t-
ing 4rhortet . its greatness. It is Ito.
thee:4 The Centre, -if not of theeunie
vete* of gri eatness andi prosperity,
and tlo them there is no other plaice
ju,ste dike it. Ilike the M..arteroane
for 'teheix 'brio:ley tot their !country
and lits ehief city. My fleet impress -
t
ion 1. of Wipeg,howevereeere dile-
appeinting, I had -read ''and heard.
so ,itneoh, labaut its p honorable"
gr theendr Ig,retattness that, pe,rha.pe,
I vs expecting' too much. I have
d it eampare1 with our own (To -
/of o. But it has a. geod many
ate' a in ithe ladder; ,<xf progress yet
to rielirab before it will equal' '1Or-
ein O either in size; bustle or finniSh,
an1 all that 'plea to make a cOM.
me vial metropolis. I do not tihink
its 'g serioteeth has been greater, pro-
poptionateity, -than has been the
galowtai of erosive:it!) during the past.
--Leto deowdos. At 'any rate , you wield
ImIt a good many Winnipeg& into
1onto aid Oen not overfreer it
NI any means, -rend there is a great,
'It more business stir sold toustle on
King and Menge streets in %orient°
than pee any of the t.hottotegfirifseres,
a winnipeg. In. tack, the two places
rilre not at ant comparable. .Bse,
for all 1010,i, Winnipeg, eobsidering
ite age, is a igreirtit oity; `an& ibt is
spteading out with amazing rapid-
ite!'. It groevs en 4 perceop, ant the
Oftener I visited it the better 1
lilted it, and 'there is no other town
Iii t the. Wt that Can at all approach
it. In fact, it is as mueh en advance
of any or its olorapetitars as tr,oironto
otri Hamilton is in; advainCe of Serat-
d or ;Giedericath. ;
,
,
•••••40,1•••1001
SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, SEPTENT
tea
Win
!MOS
East
'Exp
$3.00
$4.90
good strong tweed 60c
75c
50c1
25c and 35c
25c and 501
other, man end a. load ed 'haY ?oelow
that." That ;was a qteartex of a
*votary ago. 'That street is now
berautifuny paved and has magnifi-
cent and stately buildings on (littler
side af jt exItending for =Iles tend
Weald° etre& cars awe running
overr it. This reminds nee that they
have an excellent stre,et oar ser -
vice. in Winnipeg. It extends in ail
¬ions end ;takes in 'Many of (the
LiOtWin eleIrVe:;e4tilIC4linel6 ottleiblifetallelit. tle0YgitPde
lar.A
person con see a. wood dieel, in this
waY foal little money. Bat ,even
in this' way a peesOn 'delete' tboe t3ee
the best eesidential parts of the
aity. To do this one has Vither
walk or drive. I did both and be..
''ptWeentst X methods ebiVered
Atte
g'oe
ith
p art
of
ion
n the th
ity mueth of the -ground) and the
tellies between. It is when' one
s oven the city in this !way that
gets un appreciation' of its etize,
ler oftile land its commexciat
inxi-
bane. Wheal, talOrefOre, 1 think
'fillet Winnipeg wee on the Pews-
' of ray pxevione, visit some 03
rn ago and what it is ibo-da,y, I
Iodate its greatness and its pro-
s more than 1 -could atheri-witte
Then there eves tattle .or toe-
n'g of the eity but that( pare of
oadway 'between the tr,ailway ste-
eled *here eerie city building
stands ; ISIONY ehe principeepart
the oity south and west of
t point; then there ;was no eArt-
Aventrei land inaiwi Portage Av-
e is one• of the handsomest busi-
a steeets that can be foundeen any
n in Canada and it is ftnepeoving
; it is .on thee street ithat the
eat Eaten- departmental; store is
it and it is. here that isame of
1oieet thotees in the city are lo -
ed and from. it emerge moner
.dsome business and nesidential
vets. Then there were only two
three residencee aeeoss tibia elver
what is =known ae Fort Rouge ;
ve there is -eity of residences
e of them ,palatial .appeatr-
e. Then -where the Patelia.ment
tangs and Government house now
ad, was a .eommeine eind spetuta-
s were seelinig lots :wilfiesh, wise
pie thought would ;never 'be
tai" the taxes. Then there were
es in Broadway that you °Auld
e .0. team in; now, it is a beau-
utly paved Iroadway. Twent y
es years ago the .ad. Red River
t, drawn by the patient .and long
foreleg ox were as much in evi-
on the *meets as awe the tpuf-
g, seamperring automobiles now,
d I tetra safe in saying that Ina city
broad. Canada of the size Of Win-
eg has so many Of these modern
histes. I may also in this coll-
ation reratark another evidence
Winnipees, wealth the groat
labor of ieeantitue horses and
last,' handsome vehialers seen eel
o Streets, especially during the
,enings. this respect
equals, if it does' not excel
ornanto.
When 1 erell to mind alit the
lags, ,the vast progress that has
en made in so shart a t ime,„1
san
netrained to say, yes,, Winnipeg
a. great, a marvelous! otty. In
at in attempting to describe ilts
ea -t ;less and its s t it tetti ons aed
trying. to. gi-Cie my realdeirs some
telligent idea Of what it ie. and
lmt it oontains the subSect grows
much under my hands that I
list devote at least another. let-
t.to It.
• *he approedlier,s 'to Wininipeg are
;net Approaeleing it feom
the Beet for thirty miles beseoreiwe
Seekeb, the eity we pass through a
stretch of emcnitivated preirie,with
trenly here and there arnallehabita-
teen. Wihy this is so I do not knew,
as the, lated looks all eightt, end the
((limey reason I know of thet it is not
ieeecupied and cultivated is that at
WU be held 'Py sp mule t ors. Ap
proa,ching .the, eity from the, south,
we passe' tihrieugh another almost
een eetrettele lef thirty miles or
(snore. The .neeson ter this is that
elle lands are wet and will etelle be
t foir hay until they are. )draizned.
ut all this • the
both to the east
And -south (of., he pity mast in days
to come be valuable as yt pain not
lieng be allowed to lie dormainite
situated as it is,, so contiguous to
the pity.: °peeing into the elty from
the west eve pass through tOao
freed reservere where the land, if
giciiied, is se poorly euativated that
pho mops are seterved and Catnada
thistles, 'oats and other fo.ul
4veeds mare ebound than Na. 1 heard.
Emerging ell*. the C. Pi R. station
'Of which I span ih eve s.ornetting to
'pay further len, one gets tout into
the 'hey anaieket tied has to_ pass
ener a. deity street and over a
eickebty. board ;side walk, along which
'03 wows of tumble down wooden
uildings king small, junk shops in-
habited by tietopie which, to say (the
least, are nOt inviting lookinre In
short, this la the tousehest pabrt of
the eity. Toe 'entrance to and ex-
it from Mel station will, likely, be
obanged when the C.. P. R. get their
tixtrangentenee °emended. They have
a most onagriefieent station -balding.
It is,perthapknot quite so gorgeous-
ly finished 140 the Union stattion Jat
Totroute, but its axearigements art
much more icon v en i en t. Adjoining
the . st-aitioit. building the company
have in courp of erection a Mammoth
hotel whieh, When completed, wile
be one of the most ,capaelous and
'Cletintai table:11 beetleries in the cyan-
try. lt is 11 intended, we' believe,
w ben this ! .hotel is completed to
have l'entetance, to the station
threugh it from Main- street instea.d
OT Prom the dirty side street nerve
used. 'Thi01will be much pleaeant-
eel and :wilt give strangers a Instal
bettee f t impression. Every
tc;nveriienoe 'for travel:lees is now
furrnisthed the; station buildirte;
and hours neay be passed the(v
re ery
pleasantly I; without going outside
its peee,iincite. Evetrything necessary
Oen Iprepuired except a bed and
this also Oerill be furnished when
the 'new, hatted; gets. going and or
very on od4reate charges. An excel-
lent meal pan 'he preeured at elle
lunch conntre ter 25 emits and if de, -
shed a Moiei ellaborate pread in
the dining Tr oom for 50 cents. The
offices of ttlate conapany ate also in
the same Wielding, so that business
in oonneetkin with travel can be
attended to. on the spot. It is also
nden as t int ossifiTO for a travel!' er
to miss ifL. 'train orte tale a wrong
tiain.`Thef. 'departure.' of ealch train
is coiled oirt by an officer in ithe
station wditing room. °facers are
stationed st the door, and into per-
son is allowed to pass out ;to a train
without ser1owing this tiloket to this
officer when ,the train to his &oste-
ntation is panted. out to him and
parters are in waiting to conv.e(y
this tgrip t o the traio and ull for a
nick le Qs rt.wo if y en like tobe Se
generous.
The morng of my first anrival
in Winnipet hiad been raining and
'the street4 were muddy and disa-
greeable. found that Winnipeg
meld had lost none t its adhesive
cen
.dlities end some of the „stories
af the olden times were :brough
to ray mind. Some of these I would
hike to tre14,1tet, did space pernett, as
for insttence. that eine ,alseut the
eitizen 3rho was, passing along Melba
steeet, OT .13,nolaid-wfu as it tis now
•aalled, early one morning and seeing
re man's that in the middle olf the
thanoughfas* he waded out to it
eyed peeking up NVEL% Gutrtpailsed
to see a me:We bleed under the ale -Pe
gle askedz tIhe head what it was do-
ing there. if Ohe' replied the lee,ad,
ii2MXIMMOOCHEMBEMINNIDIMIMI
Ladies' Raincoats &, Mantles
Our styles in this department are deeidedly new and atIractive.
Nothing but the very finest in design, even in the lowest priced.
Wetshall be pleatied to sh.ow these handsome garments to all
comers, whether to buy or not to buy. Every one will want to
see the new styles. Our display in this department will be
ready next week.
0–Butter and Eggs taken as cash.
Greig
44 Stewart
Johnson Bros.' Old Stand,
Ihe Largest Clothing and Fur Store in Western Ontario
Canadian Pacific Ilmeseekers
Excursions
TO T HE NORTHWEST
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SEPTEMBER 12 and 26.
AowimmAAAAAAAAAANow
Winnipeg, $301; Deloralne, $31.50; Brandon, $31.5'
5 • Miniota, $32 ; M.00somin,
'3i.20;.Arcola, $32.50 Yorkton, $33 ; Regina $33.75; Moose jaw, $34; Saskatoon,
$35.25 ; Prince Albere, $36, Macleod, $8, Calgary, $38.50.; Strathoona, $40.50.
Proportionate rates to other points. Time limit, 60 days ; two months' extension
privilege. For full particulars and tickets, apply to
GREIG & STEWART, Agents
0. 1). E. Ticket, Telegraph, and Dominion Exprese Agents,
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ER 1, 1905.
Schocl Books
_/AND_
Supplies
For Public, Separate and High
Schools & Collegiate Institutes
ALL THE ATEST
AIEX. 11T -‘--INTER,
SEATORT
Picture fr ming a Specialty.
laot week, ihier 'daughlter Rose beaume
the wife of Mr. „W. R. iWilson, of
the west. PJie ceremony,. whicts wee
pertermed by I Rev. Mr. Holmes, of
London, tatkiplace at 8 p. The
bride was ired In whtte etamine
ovew white taffeta,. trimmed. with
Ilaniton lace, and carried a large
hito &store. She was
belt' .niece, Miss Rose
da0M; ;was attended by.
ens, of Toronto, Iwo -
bouquet of
assisted by
East: Tibe
KT.Wm. Ni
ther of the beide.
Th
Dear Exp
Jibes ty, Whoa
bright paper
your parag
tgrante TUIP
LIVAM lemres
yon that t
way -s to bla
thee afield
the truth, o
anyone. Co
Janualy evi
sent from:
NNeeire. Itwick of my-triends were snap -
Other Side.
iter., -May I take -the
uh the ocetunens of woe=
Ito putt another light on
alb, entitled. Immi-
tBad," fiNOM your Winter -
dent and to eten.vince
e. imenigeant is not al-
e. I am not (going fue-
l:than any own- oases for
which I can answer to
lag- out them early in
lie three friends we -wore
Torosate to Wroeseter
ped rup and
fox table th
went with'
to title tag
1 believe have very nom -
nes. Wet ,other two
he Eroian who had written
t, and as we thought had
a good place. also. It tappeaes from
tlhe ogee
to fbe !Pal
year as th
at least
tenders tan
mer *Who e were working or never
d ILP rue a‘boutt my eingale-
gs went swell tor about
the, tend owing to a little
tad. my bnes What I
ehould qu t latter the syrup season,
which he had gone in. for
Brussela Races.
The Summer races, linden the aus-
pices of the Brussels Turf. Associ-
ation, on Mete splendid
track, were held on Wednesday .and
Thursday of last week. The :wea-;
ther was ideal pad the meet was
Most successful end was alike sat-
isfactux y to the Assooia.tion and
the spectators. Talean was a good,.
ly number; of 3er3e4 Waimea, the
competition was 'keen and the at-
tendance was Jane an both, days,
eepeeialty on Thursday. The fol-
lowing is rthe summery of each raze;
FIRST DAY.
2.35 Trot or Pae. .
Dr. C., D.e. Riddell; Orange-
ville 1 1' 1
Little liarey. Pechibeed
Cadmium, Seal-01th 3 3 2
Melte :We Chaa.ees lifey'beet
Tileanbutrg 8 2 4
Little Ferguson, IT. Smith,
St:reefer d 2 5 6
Time, 2.29 1-2, 2.24 1-4, 2.24 1-4
2.24 Class.
CI Th ' NV Yt1n and.' a temen
+ant made that we were
at the Irate of .$100 per
g as we ,liked to sten or
t is weed was given te
by my friend, as Ithe tfar-
said A NVI
Meet. Tth
three m
q =erre'
•
Oulailee
Concert
COlumban
day,. Sept. 4th, 1905:.
At S
Mo
FROM 2
Admission
for Rupp
6 and 7.
111cLEAN BROS.. Piabliehees
$1 a Tear in Advance.
anent tablas did a gisod business. A
feature of the affais whieh created
ae great deal of interest w.as 'the
prize contest, ticket* for -which had
been sold in. adianee.
-Mx. II. G. Manning, who hes had
eeseetge of one of tlhe departments
in the Wingleaea 1bJio scho;oe and
was doing part- of the. contiametion
class 'work, has resigned his ,posi-
tion and his zee's:prat:ton has been ao-
cepted by the teustees.
-The Goderich elevqor which wa
is
destroyed by fire shoat time seto
is to be iebuilt by /the original vote -
litany, the 'tomi itmrii-atratateeing the
bonds of -the eiona-ptny and lakin,g
fir st oregege the ,eiempleted
elevator f.or, $175,000 as security.
-One evening recently a. small
triune htouse in Clinton occupied by
XT. A. Miller., wali found to be on
it could be hlearel for blocks. Mr.
Whitely's attentIon was attneeted
and, thinking the 'horse was merely
tangled in on ordinary wire, took
hold of the wire with both hands,
and immediately fell to the geceencl.,
He trried call) for help,, but ivvas
irraigible to do so. However lthohorses
kicking' seen knocked the wire front
his hands, and he was eeele to get up.
Me. Whitely was able to be about
the same evening, but felt the effect
of the shook. The horse was aleo
effected for some days.
Canada.
-A.ttaehica to the Imperial Lim-
itee whiclh left Ottawa at 112.40 Sun-
day night, -wove. private cats eon-
tainieg 'notables -Who wilt figure isa
the imiegural reteremo-nies ale Ed-
monton and Regina. The Vioe-Regal
fire. MT. Minter- lives in. bed when paety consisted of the Governor -
the alarm was giviptn. The furoiteire General end Lady Grey, Lady Eve -
'was taken .otet, but the fire was ex- . kya Grey. Goa. Banbury, wimenee,,
tinguished before! any very serious
damage was done to the building.
-Mr. Wm. ileferlrley, of Wingham,
neatly host his vfiluable driver tihe
other day. While drawing, drift-
wood/ the therse 'get into the ilam
and was (rescued *itib, mueth diftrpul-
ty-. He is tweeter linearly $200 ,and it
is fortunate that he .was, saved;
The rate of taesation 18 Goderich
this yeee is 25 mills on. the dollar.
oiing the °mail to raise by
A .lay -law: is air to be rvoted len
nathriz
way of loan the eum of $6,000 for
the extension of! the water and el-
eetteic light week& and; the SeNVcr-
age system.
-Mr. Robert! Ferris, of Hallett,
reseived the sad intelligence of the
death of this only brother. which
occurred in. thief Winnipeg hearebtale
Death wan ',taus& from injereles
ze-
ccived by recce
stairs. Demos
Portage Plains,
of the, inoet
the AiSteict.
-Rev. fatiVe'. Coleman from the
mall recently for a
gt his mother, Mrs.
. Mr. Coleman was
. M. unti110.15 P. M.
o Concert 25o; no extra charge
r served between the house of
Light efreshmente, ice cream, cake
sandwiches, eto. served al) all hours.
Salient Features :—
Kelly, Toronto, great ventril-
tvi entertainer ; George E1118
onto's star vocelisb and. coin- .
3.11 M °Leo& Ontario's Pet;
The WI lis Vocal quartette ; St. Col-
'Eel:testes ;33rd Battalion Band.
ks sent Heavenward from an
platform 40 feet above the
atre.
Marjory Wilks, W. H. McLean,
Luau:tow 1 1 1
Happy Drearner, John Henry, -
110kinanto e3 2 2
Bessie .Wilks, H. Hartwell,
'Beerie • 2 3 3
Tirne, 2.23 1-4, 2.23 1-4, 2.24.
2.19 Class.
Get tie Hunt er, E. M.
Stewaxt, Guelph, 7 1 1 1
Darkey Hal, W. Herod,
Guelp;It 1 3 2 6
Tarn Appelby, Thomas A •
Porter, Stratfcad 3 4 3 5
Wim. 0., john MaD-owell,
Toronto, je A 5 5' 2
Jethin. Nolan, L Staneey,
Paisley '4 2 4 -3
Col. Hunter, T. Murdock,
Honsalt 2 6 6 4
Buena Vista, Dr. G. Stevens, 'I
Reantf.ead. 6 7
Time, 2.20, 2.18, 2.20,
'SECOND DAY,
The 2.19 pace Whieli was oaet sae-
lehed the first day, was oomiiieted
the second day,' the 4th great being
competed,
2.40 Trot.
John A.
°quiet a
Fax, To
edits' ;
umban
Firewo
elevate
ampith
Progra me Starts at 2 P. M.
All trains stop at St. Columban.
Ahead the shadow of the -great event
Is begi ning to move.
EV. ALBERT McKEON,
Director.
Bisson /I 1 1
.4
)3aroness 2 2 2
Lady Minto ' '0 4 3
,,, .
Queen C. 6 .. '4 3 A
Jennie Wilks.de.
Dan Bars , tis.
Time, 2.32, 2.30, 2.31.
2.28 Pam. „
1967-2
ritaley falling down
was a resident of
Manitoba, and one
xtensivo Parmers 18
west, was at
few days, visit
Francis Cole
getently ordained as a lininistor in
the Methodist ' Sued% and left.. bast
ity, Michigan, erbere
led to a young lady
Tom there he iiitends
returning to j. Manitoba, where he
will at once
of his new ,eir
-The wife
of Hallett.,
trientl, had - tuareow eseapie front
what might have been A sethous ac-
cident a few days since. They were -
idriving, whear Ione of the, hind wheels
name off the buggy, the -owing them
backwards int' the baggy top.,which
broke ofif an , tanried them with it
to the ground.Zotrtunitetely they
we're not patticuearty leurt. The
how ran tat'svay with, It he east of
the buggy, evihich- vras badly broken
before ther thesese was stoped.
-Meny Ann Armstrong, wife of
Geonge Ardell, Sr., of 13lyth, died
on Mendaytevening, August 21st.,
after a SiCsMel4NrIltaq: lilVeilalig illness..
Deceased was' in bee, 57th year end
had beenfa. tanfifleTer for a number
of years. About eix wee.ks ago.de-
ceased was taken. suddenly worse
and ade hope; was given up hut he
eatilied and Was apparently ;getting
on nicely tilill the day of her death.
Deceased -leaves a husband, two
daughters and six sons to mourn
her sad liossd
" -A pretty •wedding took place in
c
St. Michael s church, Birth, on
Monday moet, itn.g, August 14th, when
pf MT. WM KellT; of Morris, jee-
Miss Annie [4T - oily, eleleat dane,hiter
came the fbeide of John Myers, a
he marrie-ge ceremony
ed by Rev. Faber Pin -
the presence of a large
-week ear iBay
he will' he nia
of that city.
upon, the !clutiles
wit
if Mr. Samuel Brown,
ogether with ta, lady
Major Peek and. Captain Neseetione
A. D. a In the Prime Miniebee's Oar
wieie Sir Wilfrid Laurietr. Hon. W.
Pabeeson, Sir Gilbert Parker and
-Rudolph 'Boudreau, private sewn-
teey to Sir Wilfrid.. Earl Grey and
party will Tea:nail:1. the weet
..about October 15, but Sir
return inainedratietly after
the cesenionies at Regina. Mr.
Pitexson. will raven as far-ee
nipeg where he wiel be (joined by
Hon. Mr. Fielding and the other
members of the Tariff Commies -ion
and thy will. hold. sittings fan Win-
nipeg and abet leading points to
the western laovinioe.
teosively, but would stay as long as
the syxup lasted so as not to leave
iritr
;him s; t of hands. One night, a-
bout t ie. close of the Se4501, ain.d I
being absent, ta man dame down eo
engeee me, and this, seemed to shave
made t
as I ea
ney b
Now t'
theta 1.,
U0 WIll
we ei
work
can te
bust,
eept t
series
nisla
plea s
it is
ea se,
To .co'
ta.xme
Whom
Ir iend.
ant y
Str 110
Dr. C. 1,1 1 1
Little'Pete 5 7 2
tittle Diok 11 4 2 3
-Maguire '/ -5 4
Niellie Gray - .6 6 5
..
Ernie Hunter.: _ 3 3 6
*
Mohy W. 2 4 7
gattie rezguson 8 8 'dr.
Time, 2.24, 2.23 1.4, 2.23 1-2.
the home fott Mrs. G. Nins,
horses belot aPdI 11100r,s Es. nal- of Clinton, on Wednesdey, ioryikta,ng pee
WIox
G.oder'
water
-D
with
ich„
ness
-M
Josep
eng
No. 1
pd 5
be. boss mad, anyway as soon
e home I was told to pack
xes nod' --dicer, which I did.
is was leather a nasty situa-
find myself in, a stranger,
re to go, aind! :not cietnit 18
eket. I may add What 1
heed, es, any farmer round-
tify, for three months in the
witheut a *eat of pay, ex -
e smoney to buy a f;ewir neces-
now, (and; again. I will, ur-
ea the . farmer's name with
e if esou wish. it, but 1 Weenie
eoessaey as both he, and my
e known around the.
chide, in all due respect to
s round here a number et
I can now count as my
, I must eay that this Ls the
ease of • a " bad uo.'' I've
Yours obediently,
IRISHMAN.
ter, August, 20th, 1905.,
C
t3trattford.
was perfor
sonneault
tontourse ,tof people. Miss. Rachel
Kelly, sister: 'of the beide was brides -
made and Jn 1/IcLaughlisti assisted
the groom. ',Pt the dose lof the J3 ea.-
eanony the church, the newly
married coaple and guests drove to
the home of the bride's father,where
a eeception was bel•d. -and a wedding
dinner setrved,
_Mrs. Anh. Miattimer, daughter of
Mrs. Jas. Craig, of llesitrees, arrived
ae Myth tee0, evening last week, full
of sadness. Two weeks nrevious she
ieft her :Wilmer 1/10090/Mia, Aesa.
with her term. childnen, two bright
little girls, one .aged two yeaes end
seven months, rend the other sixteen
months, to i visit srela.tives en One
teal°. Sho itly after the train left
he leader child was ,taken
ysentery, and everything
done foe her until
Chatham as ;reached, -whoa the sick
child was placed. in the hospital,
where shief died. A year ago Kr.
Latimer was killed by lightrubrog.
Mach symk)ithy is felt' TAT the
stricken mother.
"-After a protraeibil and pain-
ful
Mel% Hir.am. Smith, et
Lower' Wilagham, died on Monday,
ist. Deceased was bore
, Ontario, and in that
.s married to leer now
band 43 years ago. Some
irese years later they re -
the township of Morris;
sided at St. Helens, send
10,
-A very tragia and' melancholy
affair .oacterxed last eve* stbe.
township of Drammer About 20.
miles from tire teem of Peterboro,
eesulting 'km thle death of a twelve
year old bey waned Thomas Edward
Hill and the. wounding of lfis sister,
abet Hill. The father's Terme is
Robert Hill and the family lead got
at loggerheads with, the neighboree
several of whiora are, -relatives. On
the night In question* about twelve
o'clook, as- several of the neighbor-
ing young -mein and boys tiver
sing the Hill house they pebbled and
howled derisively and one of sthe
numiler filed :three ehots teem a
;rifle at efile house( from. the woad,.
The laid, Tleornas Hill and this sis-
ter were "7sleepin'g Vpstairo in the
Hill house and hearing theludise pn
the :road they went to "the Axil:SA.0W to -
see the cameo. While leaning. out of
the window a bullet struck the boy
penetr,atting his heat eine kiJdiia
hire instantly ; it passed from the
boy( striking tete sister on the
wrist and wounding her serionsly.
A ballet ago passed' betwleon lEdi
himself aind the eldest' son as :th.ey
were etanding in the dew of their
house end liadg•ed in ttho Wall be-
hind them. At the inquest subse-
quently held a yeele,e fee*ne,r
ale neighborhood, named Charles
Gowe epereeseed to firing the fatal
shots frail his 'rifle as eve was pas-
sing tlin house, bat said. she had fired
at random and einitir.ely lout of a
epixit of miechilete, Strange to say
the jury found a verdict -of tom --
dental death and exhanotrated Gowi
from beano and' he was aegiardingly
released fr.= custody. The, case
a very serious one ant, wild mot like-
ly be allowed to rest there. The
CXPNVill authieritiee will ha.ve Gow
apprehended and it is likely he tweet
yet be tittingli punished for: thee
cx iminal neeklesendss,
'Winnipeg.
kick ve;t1h,
possible NV
August
near Picb
., vicinity
bereft is
two or. it
moved to
they also
for a time la Huron township. A
few yeax 8 ago they retired bo a,
quiet horr.e in Winglaam town plot.
For the past three years Mrs. Smith
has been .in failing lieatth, and in
June last passed safely theseigh tan
operation for the removal a a
tumor. Since then she has been
gradually t becoming weaker, until
her spirit! took its flight. Hier in-
tense suffeeings were beiree witb.
ahristian 1 fortitude, and elle leaves
behind ''hiesr a testimony that she
gins gOn- to a better home. Be-
sides her husband, she leaves one
"daughter land two sons,.
other day, ealsed by Messes. R. & -Not leeng ago while the Goderieh
1
J. Ransfird. T;hey weighed 83,360 Planing Mills Co., T.an.., were mov-
pismires, or. an average of 1,480 Abe. ing an old buildleg twin their ear-
, mer pneMises to their new ioca.tenet
a broken (gay wire was left resting'
on the flown electric Rapt wires,
with the Other- en51 on tlhe ground in
front of '110. C. 1?irthitely's residence.
The eleciric light wires carry a elm.,
rent of 2,500 voltse A delivery horse
Was drivtn tap to it bie door next te
Me. -Wthitelyla and ate horse step -
pied on. the broken wire. The damp
ground and the horse's shoes made
a Igood connection, and the home
the evening the band iw,a,s I fell dowi WritluAg ila tale 01/W4s
Huron Notes.
ptain A. M. McGregor, of
oh, has been satling the inland
for nearly 70 years.
. Robert Ag'neve, of. Clinton,
is family have gone to &nuts-
liberta, for the winter.
. 'James Harailtore of Godar-
as bought out the opal ibusi-
Mr. W. Downs, of Clinton.
ss Edna Copp, daughter of Mr.
Copp, of Clinton, has been
d to twill in, selaool seetien
, Hallett.
. H. Smiths of Clinton, eihip-
head of very fine pattle the
Myth.
Briefs. -Mr. Frank car, who at-
-tended business college at Str4t
for& the past year, has scoured a
good position as book keepe:r at
Indian Head, N. W. T., cued intends
leaving for there in the saw future..
-Twenty _ tickets 'were sad -here
last T.huanday for the first Manito-
ba exeuesien and all btati good po-
sitions awaiting, them when they ar-
rived at their destination. -Miss A,
Ireland, of Haeriston, visited. at
the :residence of Dr -Long, tie past
week.-Mesers. E. Campbell and E.
Moser, a w,ho have beeire
visiting their parents in town 4or
the past three weeks, returned to.
their positions on Friday taking the
boat from Sernia,-Mr. E. Me.s011
spent Saturday and &snaky of
the-
patsweek at Point Farm 'having
an enjoyable tune -Mr °Aoleonro
WAS ViSiting it his hote.e in Wetland ...
a few days beet week, -Me. an ars.
T. Ashbuey, ,of -OatiEville, visited their
numerous friends en' town this week
and while here Mr. Ashbury dis-
posed of his Team to .Mr. cr.wight-
man. T,Ials is a very desirable farm
being situaitee. partly in the will -
lege and elle k est in -Morris.---T0aie
Misses McLaughlin, of Plettsvitle,
who ba,vo been visiting' their anat.
Mes. W. Sims, for thew Jpaot twO
-weeks, returned home on Monday. -
Our baseball team drove to Luck -
MOW (401 13.jay a friendly game 'with
the team of that town on Tuesdv,
and although- they -were anable iro
take their hest team they beat -the
Lueknow, boys by a seem of e2 to,
18. The team is going tie p
Teesevetex Wingham next Mon-
day,' Labor Day. This wig be a.
good game see‘d it is likely there will
be a large crowd go from there, ns
Wingham le having a big day of
sports. -Mr. Perey McIlwaiee. who,
Hill,of Wingham, and ter
there Meriday. Mr. Fitzsimmonsof
Clinton. has taken the position hiere.
-Quite a nunaber iron her at-
tended the races at Brassele last
week. -Mr. D. M. moBeth.. Who is ret
present travelling for Gorden -Me -
has been clerk at the Commercial
hotel here for the .past six =oaths,
has accepted a 13irailax norsititonfrora
Kay, of Toronto, spent a taw days
of the east( 3,Week at his eeeme here.
Bobert Carter, iot, London, is
at present spending lee holidays wall.
his parents in town. -Mr. Arehbe
Campbell, of Toronto, spent the
"past !two weeks wit„h" J)>Js Parents.
here.
per
- . J. -Hale, of St. Clero.ens,
Mich*gon, son of Mr. Heeekieb, Hale
of eieh, was &hot the lather
day ey a man named Klotz. Ildbe
is in a very dangenouS condition.
i)a
He bis a wife. and family.
-ge garden pa'rty under the aue-
pices iaf St. Peter's Church, Goderich,
whic was betel recently in the Har-
bor ark, proved a very success-
ful fair. High tea was served,
and
a se
t aid tfalney:.-Work and r!$h ijt.bliebbk, and •gsreamituz s toualy,
Cranbrook.
Pre ne West.-rtesstS..-Aroalie YLO-
NO.i.T and lialeolon D. MeTaleigari-
t
la the 11t11 and 16tb conteseaons
'Grey respectively took in er.he har-
vest ?excursion jaet Friday tee the,
Prairie province. They vitil make
their heasi„qualterx at 14elitai