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aennee,
-,--;701 aft LrA t
S tined"
WURT Cbtattes
Xt. ittfis
PeraiVeLelit
Bran
Lour
in .their Moier ;c
.)unlap. hi lett 'iteld. Wee
int Utl N. Y. - met with
When ng t e 'town o Napane@
_ithey r into it deg, and. ' efele elr Theinap•
ost co trel of he cat, ' Ch anset,
' -D raaanear Wen hrolc 11:11114i:_the
re shak n,tni, but urhurt. The
net-, lea 1 'damaged. .
Oa y- ot last . week iMr.
eet ob
Keithe t • Mitrli, he
rkingeto Mr, i
411 I
aping i a neighboi barn
rk Lk fbo wh eh' tiled an tte-
warft f era t1e hdibtj. of the
th
tne b. goo.. ; hreaiktng both
eel a rib and ce11ng beside
is?. ear.on:the h cad, a a nasty
th
,
Phonies. Kerslake, qr. Mitchell,
• lived lone since , • he death
ife our ears ago" ' as struck'
th a pa•alytic etrokee 'Oa Sate"
n ht and pasee4 away' on Mone
o noon at the, agt of 79 yek4rel:
a natty ' ot co wala4 Enge
had b n te re ineatn•of Mite
nearly- hirty years') end was
citizen., peeled by all Who
ne. i
'..—..A. r vely and nomewhat easily .eun-
aWay' : cerrerl ' 1 the vicinitee of the
inarket i que,re, oodstec4 , -Ohnrsday
ternooq. A ot hoes& elontning
to Jame Pullen! of ' Sweabor ; 2 ainlA
draWtog a load m1 bone, etalr ed on
the run nti dem d the bans -u.teento
the road ' Then he teeth &plied over
to the • utterin. ot4 and enlashed in
a large late gla s Window. ' 1.
.—'Th;t the do'eased came ; to his
-tie b acciden, ally failing against
bed.s. e in a ma In his hotel while
er t. e latine ce Or • liquor," Was
the verd• at of etbe adjotirnett inquest :on
the. He ' Tie cane in Sarnia. br, s. Mc-
Donald d Wilki4is said the apPeariteee
ot :the mold wais consistent , With its
having/ 'een eau el by impalement on
the shoat point ot thebedpaet, beside
Which t - dying Iiote1kceper was fotind. •
[—By e accid ntal dischange, of a
lei Sit' eley Se lee, , a - farmer living
a...Syde anene r,Kingstone lost. his
lite- IN was god g on a deeli shoot-
ing 'triple/A was just In the:, inn of
ateppinie into the boat when:the-gun
went of ; the •charge -•penetretin,g his
ieft lu . Ile was alone at the time
fointlewas`,, found b neighbors. Phe bode',
Welt par, ly iri h4 beat and Partly in
the wate . Death 175 instal:nail/oat. He
Ls survi ,ed by 'awife 'and ell ld.
-1
-i,'-eSir JI Ines "ern taet was waited up-
on by c1 large , leg tion from the
Municipal A.ssocL Han for the i Benefit
of Cons) mptives ne day bet! week.
Dn. Lock, art, of eepeler, oliateman of
the dele tion, as.ed that the l Gever -
roent buil de equip and rnainta,i't twa or
more 'lea, itariums tor, the care on indi
g,int an other '-,c nsumatives •• li In Lhc
oeirice, Sir -Jaen e did not g e , he
d putestie . very ' uch hope for 'assist -
a .said he -question ha already
bee • (lie ensed by the JGovernrpenteand
we ld b further . considered and the
flrL4Lnclal. sidee of he matter Would be
the first corielder tion. The ' delega-
tit st, -held, a 'meetl g after the iatervi W
wild dec led to • here . to their plat-
form.
tinnelln-011 of
stiee, and
erest."
tiea
ght of
without
s for abia.
honest, as
ts in Canada
intelligent
Lada and the
iders Than
(gethsp �,
area for 3O.
eat Furn ha*
ch t keen.
desire for
ure. Ahnost our
I. Our terta4 ere
and you'll COiae
}-to-dato stock of
CO*
celient time to-
The,w4,athez
vv. -able for paint -
any other time
akn. to soak the
hag, and nQ flies
o the wet pain
tings need paint
y. Paint
of the
es in
time
te
pot -hole
at same
s.. Th—ZS
a baking.
ated that
every
,!n twice
ey. No,
does
Ceennere
IS
ea. owner-
'mfortla
_
.11
won Ilmebntery.—The 'regular Sep.
ber meenreg of the Preebytery- of
maan wa.e nnld In Willis Churela,Clin-
-on, on PueSis ay of last week. Thee*,
swine WenenstlE II, Sewers, moderator ;
Vr. McLoanI clerk; .Identeese. Fletcher,
Larkin. Car -well, Shaw.. Smith, Sharp,
letredeion Hm11toi, Davidson, St-nall
McNeil. ministers; and messrs.
an,
BeU,j Somerville and McKay.,
In a ordance with notice pre -
r giveri it was moved, by Mr.
nt nenceforth the minutea
Pre ery Shoaled be printed -
cope t te ea& .me,mber pre-
%etre to 6SC 1 regular meeting% :This
enotion met ith the approval ot the
members. Ar ther motion r was . also
• 4nimous1opted, providing that in
=-N Ktilling corn sioners to the Assembly
mhdeter d an elder from the
charge should not be sent in the
year essrs. Sitarp and Larkin,
were chosen a address the meetings of
the W. F. NI SePreebyterial att Blyth
Zteveraber. essrs. McNeil and Smith,
Bell and. McKee', elders,
th attentierce- at and their
evessions the General Assembly
bend In Ha ilton. Dr,. McLean and
.3*Iva, Aide son and Hamilton were
appointed a ramittee to examine into
the. Matter c the election of moder-
ates -a of Presoytery. The next -meeting
uva Preey tery is to be held on the
second Tuesd y a November at St An-
drew's ithure Blyth.
IT
El S.
t For b usnese, try Miller's
-0rane1ee. F r sale by J. A. Roberts,
onstante
7. Married in Idaho.—A marriage cere-
rimy took pace at Colwell, Idaho, on
September 8, which la of considerable
Intereet to ne ny friends in •ehis
dis-
rIet Tbia wae the marriage of Miss
-
Nebel Josepi4ne Thomas, late of Blue -
ale, to Mr IRichard J. Proctor, the
noungent son1 ot Mrs. James Proctor.
of Constance.' The ceremonf took place
•it. the Tesi nee of the bridea uncle
anti was perf rmed by Reir. Mr. Phomp-
. ewe Presbyth laze minister. The happy
neiszen couple have many triehde among
isur readers no will joinsin enteeding
neertY cong-r telations.
- For th e W t. — The following from
this vicinity left for the West last
:week: Elliot Spoener, Erneet Adam,
:James Jamies n.
• New We to a quarter. Miller's Corm-'
,n amid Iron •Ills For sale by 3. A,
Roberts.
Note:a—The
ter et Agric
been eecered
tee a the G
ont on Sept
, „of Colborne
alturalay of
ninth near,
Mounnee- relic
Moenge—le
e the waste
hotels, and
passenger b
. ate -Amer Hur
•bre, 0a,tantley,
fent. The
bat a11 out
and the City
the bat time
-:—The tug P
nom scows
te Contr
had the cone
• water here.
.Rondeau.
Married.—' Sanford Heighten' the
issidenee of and Mrs. Samuel Bis -
tett. of Cons nee townehip, was gay
with. a, feet e throng on Wednefettene
•-dot last week, the happy occasion 'being
.the znarrie.ge of their daughter. Eliza-
beth, te Ris Jona Penny Walter,
San Of John Walter, ot Colborne. The
happy -young couple etood before a bank
•-of ferns a,s tev. James A. Andensore
me -tor of K oat ahurch. Goderich, per-
formed the ceremony, and the house
'was decorat4dwith asters and other
'flowers. Ttu4 wedding march was
played by Mlias Jennie -Howell, of
Saskatoon, dousjn of the bride. The
de wore 4 pretty dress a white
older -ed 4null and carried a bouquet
nt lily ot tl4e valley and roses.: She(
was given a ay by her father. Miss
, lean. Mcwai was flower -girl and wore
a. pink silk Tess and carried a [basket
-et pink ante s. The eventook place
at eleven o' lock, and after the cereee
teeny the g est% to the number of
about se -vent -five, enjoyed a. sumptu-
ous trepast r. and Mrs, .:Waltrer left on
•the afternoo train for -a trip to To-
ronto, and dawn the St. Lawrence. at-
tended 'by t e best wishes of mann
kiende. T e bride's travelling 'rent
was of mo gray.
• ' Thee tine
tinein rernov
'Compound
-bents For
Goderich.
llon. J. Duff, Minis-
tere for Onta.rio,, lean
o make the tormal open-
derich Indentrial. Exhibi-
ber 29.—An old reeident
•wnehip passe4 'away on
last week, in her eighty -
the person of Marthai__
(4 the late Richard
week witnessed the close
at the Gotlerich summer
Iso the close of' the
t traffic _at.' this Dort. The
passed down the- lake
but did !not call at this
ng Edward, made her
ward on Thursday night,
-at St. Ig:rtace called_ tor
this season on Saturday.
ncie left , Friday With
other ma.terial belong -
°tor Birmingham, who-
ct for the outer break -
The Francis has one to
ghtly Pimples can be en-
d by the use: of Miller's
on Mlle. 50 doses tor 25
le by J. A. Roberts.
14 T e Olden Days".
ntereeting ketches of the early
daya of Seaforth and vielnity.,
taken fr m the Mee of The .14ne
eositons
Seaforth, A. t24,
In Seafort on the alit Inst., by Rev.
11 McDo d, at the reeidence • of
the bride's, ether, Hertry Killer, mer-
chant, of. E erson, Manitoba, to Miss
Maggie Jai , second daughter of Alex.
• Davidson, Eq., et Seaforth.
Mr. Alex. avidson has purchased the
farm of Mr. L. Meyer, which &beim?
-Seat-th. H paid $P,000 tor tile farm,
farm stock mplernentn etc! - •
° Prelimina arrangerneats 'have been
'made for a ootball, match-, between- the
entired tarn4ers of Seaforth and Ea"-
enortdville. Er., C. Lo-wery Is ' to be
naptain of he Seaforth team and Mr.
:Jacob einGe captein of the Egmont*
Nene- team. The ,garne is to be playedt
Septernb r 1st.
The rnoet severe rata and. thunder
storm ot th season for e. long time
visited this section on Study night
last. Along the Mill road in •Tueker-
• smith there wan a heavy fall ot hail=
:add in earn places the ;ground was
eovered With it
barn-yarel 1 Mr. R.
over:beetled:and b
down. The .ti
oppos1te:t4e. 1 arm
in MeKillo were,
• A son afl .. a
Morrison, of Mc i
11,
eecene tronn a.•serious
day last. They
on tIie. lltle, eonesal
and co-vaaed leugst vi
gave wee under .'t EM
Otttitt was Pree4ei Nn
Fortunately neither af
ously injured. • ! '
Ur. Charles Dodds,i ,
turned from Manitoba
ng with him leis. Boa,
ele arm through a s
I The thst -tall -*neat
was delivered at Kyll
mill in , Egnitntiville
yfr.
heat week by . An
Brueetield. • .
r wa
"Ifte,nien
w
l'itnPned
bab
beanie
rists
y b
anti
—Mr.
sync h
Of Ida
down ye
Ode
claY
,
bu
c e
a good
I new h
or -
ear
3,1r, lingh Chaviey;
and Geor,ge Cnnesney,!
left yesterday for the
Mr. David Moore, o1
here on. Teen:lay , on
visit to Scotland.
Wise Inmates ot Mrn
residence got a scare
night. One of the 'eb
lamp which was on a,
bed, when the oil igni
to the stand and car
person in the house
the servant gin WI
fortunately some of t
covered the fire in ti
extinguished before
age was -done,
The storm of Saturda
a great deal of daneag
of. Ethel wet tBressels.,
number of logs belonf
were swept away .and
were washed out. He
.netraed Ferguson attem
stream on a slender be
He wan unable to swine
ed. At Bruesele •severa
swept away a toth
Farmers who cro
river flats were also
2.2
Seaforth,
At the reeidence 'ot
er, by Rev. A. D. Me
29th, M. F. Newkirk,
City, Mich., to Louise
daughter of Wni. lawn'
Seaforth.
At the resLdJence Of
en Roxboro, McKlllc,p,
McDonald. on the 29
of Seaforth, t
est daughter of Jame
The lacrosse Manch
between. Seaforth and
from three o'clock urn
winning by three go
tollowleg are the narn
players': Robert- WOO
W. Blackwell,„ eftne..1
1V1cDona3d, Da.wie
E. Peters, D. Smith, J
Coleman and I'm Ito'
Seattortbes, tax rate'
mills on the dellari
• The. death of Mrs. Ja,
curred at theeresideric
McKillop, on Mdiday 1
weve-a. slater of Me
James Scott, of Ro bo
Mr. Wm. Scott has -e
farm on the llth eanees
to Mr. Finlay Ross for
The learns and ',0their
Mr. Wm. MeCra.ceen: :4
Morrie, were' completel
fire on Monday 1aet,1
quantity of grain and
The origin of the fir
Shortly after noon [
lent the planing
Kenzie, at C11nto, w
Lire, causing a 10 o
On the Mat 1nt..
of the 4th coace don
gored by a Steer istall
killed%
ron.e the
•Okantene
was
.rnd�orsibi wn
the -new b idge
. John Go an;
led away.:
or Mr. F ank
hada et row
caldera, on n -
*Wing a br den
a with a la rse
en the etruc ure
and the e tire
into the *'ter.
them were r-
McKillop. 'ree
ast week, br reg-.
ho recently lost
gale going off.
ot the • se eon
17/Iesta, s
on imam* a
r.evi Swani
nire. hry
Of Peckers
•Id Country.
gmendville, left
two', Mon he'
•
James Sc
011 1Tues ay
Idgen upeet
stand- beeidet the
ed and sets ire
t. There wa no
he timer but
childr,ea, • b at
neighbors Is-
e to have. it
7 serious a en
tight lariti did
In the vie eity
t Ethel a lii ge
ng to Mr. Ilse
everal ir • es
a Young'•• an
ted to cress the
and tell U.
and was do' n -
buil ings were,
damage dine.
s along e
eav,y losers.
ele 188 .
he bride's 1: th-
onald, ee) the
. of s
M., •etic net
bell, 'Esq. of
he' bride's
by Rev. A.
• instE, To
;Agrees, ou
Scott,', Bee,
a 'Friday , lest
Goderich ted
seven,,S
to two.
a the Se
id. S.
-Smith,
h1is near
s Grlev
of her s
et. The
lars. Robe
the
D.
G.
o.
Fed 1'4s40
sitirt of Ale
$7.1751,1
outbuildi 5 a
coneees on of
destroy d ,by
()gather t a,
o r a tie en.
e not k o n.
We S,71
Cooper e e-
s destroy , by
about $60
s. pavid D
of 011-rey,
lmost `Ins
News Ne es..
—Six liquor dealers, n Guelph h ve'
been cenvicted of the loffeflce t re-
filling whiskey' bottles and ,eelli e the
contents as the orlglnaL contents f he
bottle. They haire eei1 fined- in e mo
ragging froro. $ 5' tie 59.
—Immigration inane just recta at
Winnipeg show that during the o ths
of; April, May and 1 June there ere
32,921 Americana: (mine to •rnr
Canada at compared ;with t20,437 he
year betore.
—The Aare of ICeeter in' So at
Thamesford., was broken, Into ast
Tuesday night by breeking a p ate
glass d•o.or light. A lquantity of el-
ery was stolen. TWO young f 11 ws
whe dropped off .an epatianteed C. P. RI
-freight and spent the . den .round the
village are suspected,. '
—Dr. George A. Fears, 'n, tratt ve o
Drumbo, now practlsin in Detro ti as
been arrested in thae, cilty on a- 4ha ,ge
of mudering Miss M 111lnian, ari nn
Arbor, Michigan, giri, hose muW ted
body was found recentily in a r ve
. —Rev. R. S. Laidlawl.ifor sons y are
pastor of St. -AndreneS [ ohurch, Bal
ville,heet accepted a' call from1 ithe
congregation of St. •Andrew' ' u ca,
Brangen, Man., and t.e call was rktit
fled at a meeting' of' the ICI gston
Presbytery.
_ —Adam 0. MeKeand, f •• tc4ck,
felt from 'the neiv C. . R. rid
Thame,etord Wedneed y afte ,n n,
and received' injuries ne iIs skT1ll w ch
ig. s
resulted in his •:itleatiel: ursday m
'nThe. daces ed was nridge ide
er by trade, an or ly lived sn. In-
gersoll-. .
—A few days ago a CP
sengee train arrived t ' Galt,
pilot of the engine wae I cover
blood. It seem.; than a Wallace
ing, twomiles beyond .Du rie
time, five cettle [were kill , an
terribly mangled by li e ttain,
passengers had a hi.$l sleeking
but none were serlew4 njured.
--While playing in te yard of : n of
the business !hens'itt Mitcheele - s yne
boys notiaed some slier coins se the
ashes where the wangle paper ha en
burned. On .repertinge their fin' • it
Was discovered that-tr. ely nine lc) ars
in silver. which -Inedill een Put a 0,
bag, had found -I* 'es to the W sLe
ili
paper -basketand tbi
. . ce to t tib -1
bish heap. It. was n4rly all -reeov ed
and the boils madehappy by .a. -re* rd.
Is much censer% telt at the
tyrticild einnattan at 'nalt, in ty-
hundred new• in the 1t2 wri. This is the
seven' eases in the ho pital and one
-
*MI 01
your one:
ferenne4.44.P.Heenennetetenrenne4.4.44444.
.r -Mrs. Catherine 'a4eott, of Arnett s -
burg, Priem Edw rd ounty, -0.1)10 15183
Ynarle of ,age, ,vis ted Toronto 'tor -llhe
first time in her life last we ke he
cities not lase gla ees can a yr/ • and
r
reAtli, a.nd visited the .Exhibit en . on
10418,Y, . w king abo ite the' grounds
ton two he re. rs. •Vancott is 4he
YOunigest c ld ot .Sa l, It Delo , hose
maiden 'a e was Sah Cole, the nest
white cle d born n neldaphuet evre the
year at her ibirt being 177,.• Mf
Dolong ived to he at age of 104
Inane, a • [in th lett year Of er
litte mad al in,tch qu It, whiche in n w
in the s�.sesdlon 1. Delon*, Tor n-
, ,
to. At er death, in 880, - here: Deiog
le t five living' of V-te fifth genera,hi n,
ijbty gaa nt&childr n, lid about fl ty
ate edehildr, •e
—Mr.
Sinith„ t e weli
at her h me• in, T
of het week. S
age. Mr-. Smith
-
le surviv d:by her
nkipbeevs and niec
Smith w . born lr
was the welter
• Kaiglit f the
enlande ldn,, and
4.11y,1 w leer m
riet Eli abetih U
'finst, Ma led to
ton; the. e
County 1, Linco
ttie Prey nelal Pa
The Bo tons too
at the .4 The Hon
not ltoe con
after th death o
on Sept her 30,
Mr. Gal wlo. Smit
THE ON!
T -GO
rnith w re
no
eon
IS • to
and
hu
13
set
0
tef
den arne as H
rm en. he si
lUIamnienry Bo
oultozin of 'Moult n,
n, rd Member .
Ile ent tor Toroe o.
u their tesiderfee
ewood," in. Toronto.
tailed tor reside there
her husband, , an
1875 wae• married to
f Dr.
n write
o en hursd
as 85 ears
no children,
and and sixteenThe, late les.
sten in 1824. he
Thomas Moir,
er of t e Neih-
the 0
eep the
Pure by
liams'
The only way
woman to be we
to keep her blood
Ithphre, weak bio
wretched teeing
ness,, NeneIrL.the
a•Ohes and ii tho
enfteri es which ekes tbe Wres of so
owing gi is and women adaily
torter. 'There is one sere way to 1 be
Well, a that 4 •' through • the t
tieatth. t supplied , by enr, .
Pink Pil tee, Pa e P40Dle. .
aChially Make t TiW,, rie
Which owing g Is I4nd wo
ta -make thenilwe 1 and' keep t
Theta•e of mot ere end the
t4na ha e found n ettectuan
Owned general
teen,-pja pltation;
s -kin tro bias and
Wilhlairr' Pink, P
Brenton N.
eununer my daug
. had Tete ester
aeresteese and ha,d
natal 'inedles
net, hel her,, we .
and on e
gIYth r.W
could e ose s8 an
oho 'Can flatied t
gained weight
retu and her
to be t
pietism bt health
inendin DT. 'W
'•
These mills are
*dO•Onittialeilsn 7bon*Ilorl 1)s
Ansel The
Br kviNie, e t
AY
HEALT
i
BlOod Ai b.; Rled
Using Dr. WA -
ink Pills.
•i•ye.••••
for ;every g
' and• at be
lah end red
4 le the ea
t languor .st
back and si
e other ind
rl tee
been is
nd ptre.
of the
,fannt-
s, heed -
scribe le
ese p
• blood
ien necd
m 1
eudar e7 110
weakness, intdis s-
ner Weeders,
otheai aiint tt in Dr.
Us. Mrs. J. - vteses,
g : Lest s ring and
ter's neanth, gave out.
was very pale and
ppetft, As tille
n in SnChi Casesd!
• mart!
'of neitge od,
•
iiam5' rink iPilis. We
ovement,, and as
take ptUs she
and vigor r color
who le syst seemed
She Is newf the
and 1loin:s n recorn-
ams' ,Pink
old by all •needicine
Sen :fen naI4 at 50
fm4 $0.14 by
'Medicine
nen+
MEW$STOT
+44÷.K.. ,4+++++++++*•144.444.++++
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is++
++4444
fZ
2 1.
and Overc4ate in a fill
foreign to ordinary re
freakish cloth 0, but r
coats, made in/the ver
packet flaps,-16n.g lape
in a class by themselv
ready-made clothes, s
ing to our own rigid s
from the mills.-
clession
•dyito-
al gent
latest
0, colic
s. Li
to
ve
re
yo
to i
ial
of styles
ear clot
einanly 8
styles, wi
Ve should
eraily spe
nee they are all e
eciiica ions from
Hence 'Without
more in p
ve offer you the idva
comparably excellent
pleasing ,ibatterns.
tage
flits fr
oung
en
1
ri
Assemb a
asterpiee
R the young men*
who are particular*,
;osely follow the
latest ideas in eor-t
dress -- for thei:
g Men who wish*,
in the up-to-date V' In°4 ekbcbratel revie
ne of Fancy Suitsr agives Seaforth t
t
--we have a spec-4:st, •;:i orrecStyles.
h
of t tore fo
d,paTtht4emses aerninolytco ree*Putatio
s go
11 Suits and Over-tig Lobe i
ientatiola of t ese Mate
fancy cuffs andtcPats ilnd WO are
s --clothes that arecaPtivating* YOu mu
ng, these are notiadea of what is now an
and made accord-*featu" of th whole dis
oth selected by as '
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f Fa hionable Modes. The event
rst reliable interprett4t1iou of this
onething we are oerain the, re-
avinr tile latest that is new and
eas ably iicreaed by tiie pros -
less N w Fasbions. This seasons
legant The styles are iresistibIy
bee t i ese in order to get a reliable
4orre t. Ana. the • ost pleasir
lay is •
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pride in his personal ap
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*elute satisfaetion' and 'pie
giving extra ya4nes.
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e the boy as well. We are*,
deo; Snits
sooiated with hat th
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this conaes ab t;
kable. The thr d
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umber of years adb
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When the gent e half of
the alio reach the month of
September the ,thong4 of
winter dress oreeps almost .1
instinctively in amcngi the
fall oonOderations o the pres-
ught! come "Fan Ouse!
t of this store. Na 'urafly in
id associations
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