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I. is no grsm., a perfect forecast Of weatter somewhat and the boys and girls are sbip,4*uts- for Omdurman, two sibrer- ipodels- 6f, old'
'V elg e little red, 0�,
a q British warships, for a year. Following are just. beginning a# questions, so oth"
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A� TRIP AURGAID'
pli C Ws forecasts: the instructors anticipate'a bus3rhne hairs, taken 0bra
S #nd�� rst tea days very cold; ali�ad. t
(By *fss.Matil4a Fwler� and other c January-iFi bacon h.w1c, swqq
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10, tentis lot, is� noon
d- �o -ails; bal-
soinp of strong winds heavy snow f and feq4eis,
dij heo, August 15th. -The day be- the State -and calm. WA
Lond ance very mild
no expe t Asie mas� irj� wet; I spent most of the --a staircase leading to February -First Afteen.days quite 20-; thi4.sw
i6nfi not
op 6 f. nce Albert, mild -and cairn; about 17th, ;cold. and
W worry MO -very the 'attractive Sh s of, Oxford base Johr6 Tower; where Lucy Baker #O.W es G. Grie v4i�, rough
other streets near. Con hnb t into HIURON C Ty'w_�
i6l�& thi chan in
King John ofTranepwas imprisoned Sask.. 'A books and unsettled; 24th, winds, ra -w days ago, a. copy�`Of
this office a fe
the� Black Prin�e.� On the east lr�119,szlzles e -v.,itb therAimes. -he folio -wing. ay Joined, to lumber Row. and quite cold. 1,3&7- select. ba
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:h6n announcements are day March -First few daysther finish of 796; ligavies, 39- sh
by The Expositor dated July 9; 1875.
Co6k's tourist parties. -�ed �iim y schools
Ad: so, v side of the Great Quadrange are the camps -and i901a
niotq
itures
Ziade that certain expend real mild
r3 That is fifty-three years;ago- and
P private apart
ments of the Royal Fam A pleasing�,$i�b place in a half and feeders, 36
r he meeting, the February storm, then many changes take
contemplato,,. mo one,- now. turns' a:
oier� t, i tri We took Ek �was the gold W. M. and dry 63 abozit the 24th, then cold, century. The paper is some -what sim�
4 arid, walk on the, north
biiir� The*6 things. Are .40 M70 0 see- ter of windy and wet.
`511 n 0 Itus elled walk 600 S_ pin by Xt4; -.R. 3L1MVrLLZ
17 ' s a sp en o -day, but t7he
ern. ey' w4steih suburs and parts. f yards long with w'stone ramport, on news matter, the advertisements, and Notes�We are sorry to rprt't
g.ahead with "thi 1�rl race, a broad grav Goderich, 'on ehalf. o April -About the,sixth a very de- ilar to that pirblished t
are., goin -the Presbyter -
e edge of the chalk,,,CIiff,, On which ial to the re ring prea rin Mrs.
V " , , , * dent, Mrs.' F. cided sto of w Wa .�_ �'Counties of Middlesex, Bucking- th' 6, Ind, rain and 'heavy William Clark, who has'b
y We -the Castls'is built'. -A guard. Opened
'terminal, they were many in that da are dif-
H� Larkin, as a token'of apprecia- snow, very -cold. This storm will be
im eUwreinc-e ha and Surrey., ferent, but perhaps the greatest confined to her bed for several �.Vee
This cotneg *om, the deep4-mi- d dry wea� A
of the Duke Of th,� doors to -let u's look into the grand tion arid ance. ;� Miss Tay- followed by very� mild an rige is -in the names. Names that with neuritis, is not impro. ng as
p remembr cha
Ing of"the'Well-and Canal which will -n d lor, of Blyti,--was - appointed a dele- ther for the balance of the month.
Ve Rosebe-y a apel, butthe pub
Albert Memorial Ch were household words fifty years ago, many friends would wislh—A j!
ina-ble boats �o - pass 'th"Ugh the Whitelay Reed, the,M-arble Arch, a lic are not allowed to enter. The ceil- gat have disappeared and are not everi-re- class has beeTf'stsirted'ln 1414. -ch
e to the provincial[- meeting in May -First week, very strong and whole stretch of Laie Ontario nd B*�h ing is covered with' �bea'utiful mosaics Blytb. A vote of thank$ was tender- cold winds,' rains and a very probable
cemetery -:for- dogs, Shepherd's collected by the present generation 'here, under the
well, down, into the. St. Lawrence be- and Chiswick, and motored along Ae and it.has- ii fine marble'rposaie floor. ed the Clinton ladieg by Mrs. H. Arn- snow storm with some -frost.
Goulding, of Exeter
To many of our readers, however, efore breaking car". Terminal facil- -West Road,� lately built to In -the -Royal Tomb House, immediate- old, of Hensall. Two hundred and June -First few days mild. About enew Great s will liking back, old times !kairig rink, under onstructiop,
these name
items of IF, ma
ities will be needed, there for the relieire-the ti-tiffle. We stopped for a ly below it, are 'buried most of the seven members. subscribed to the Glad the sixth very strong winds, heavy king a great deal of
and pleasant memories, and work
landling, iof grain and -a.�f4irly gen- short, time at the ol& town of Datchet, members of the royal. families since Tidings. rains and frosts in Northern districts. ka
interest in that day will still be items ro s . ting thus far. The weather hag. -I
Jufy-First week strong winds and not been very kind to the hard
a charming -spot on the River Thames, George 11. St. Geoirges Ch;tpel, The following officers were elected of interest to them.
s- appropriation- may "be. expected
this year. Then we must prepare for referred to by Shakespeare in the which. Contains the remains (if Edward for he ensuing year: Preside&, heavy rains, balance ery-warm, calm In uly, 1875, fall wheat was sp]j- Ing young men. _�Messs. G
arn
the opening of the Hudson's Bay rail- Merr Wives of WiriAsor." When Hen y VIII, Jane Sey- Mrs. J. C.* Greig, Seagorth; Vice- and dry, conditions conducive to ing' on the Seaforth market at 92c;
y IV Henry VT, r isb left last.,,
way. The aerial survey -of -the Hud- i;a ch is 23 mile n Presidents, Mrs. R. C. McDermid, thunderstorms.
n ring Windsor, whi s mour,'ChaAes 1, and other ki heat at 91c; oats, 38e;, but- Friday for Chicago to finish thAr-
gs down
son's stralits. must. have chilled the from,London, we could see the great to Edvv August -First half average temper- studies in electricity. ard VII, is being repaired as Goderich; Mrs. J. Foote, Exeter; Mis. t 15c;.eggs, 13c.; potatoes, 80,c )er
er
pessimist.. The. Straits were 'RPPaT- castle with its battlements and mighty the building is ay- ou str wi� s bushel; wood, $3 per cord; beef, 'T4
ugafe..-The Royal G. D. MeTaggart, Clinton; Miss T hture, and - ite dry; Ong d
eatly open this year, almost as long ab t the 16th to 22nd,---vnth
towerW'rising to %e left across.. Mews (stables) cover four acres and lor, Blyth; -Corresponding Secretary, with rain ou
the
ance mild.
as the St, Lawrence. Montreal �vhich green' fields. Mcist Canadians And cost $35,0,000. They can afford ac- Mrs, G. McDonald, 0odrich; Record- bal per ewt. HOWICK
The professional m�n in� Seaforth A Lawyer Again Becomes7a Peda-l'.
has. been fervently praying that they Americans who -6it England, try to commodation 100 horses (besides iftg Secretary, Miss H. Isabel Gra- September - Average- tempera ere
for t
fifty years ago were: Lawyers_�W. gogue.-Fifty years ago, on the 2nd
-might freeze up eleven months of the those in 13 boxes), and 40 carriages. calm and dry to about the 26th, then
spend at least one day at Windsor, ham, Seaforth; Treasurer, Mrs. T. R. S-iier, B. L. Meyer; Doctors --Dr. day of January, a -stripling tap'n
year instead of six or seven, has been, for it is the most royal of all the S� me into Swan Smith, Seaforth Fina' cial cool winds with rain.
use fewer n
ince motors ca Caynobc1l], Dr. J. G. Scott, Dr. H. L. years of age, left his home on the
rinoyed and the H6iL 'esidences ok Brifisb monarchs, and
terribly a Chas, r ._"es are used. The long walk lead- Secretary, Mrs. H. C. Dunlop, Gode- October -About average tempera- Ve
oe re . Dr. J. A. Burgess and Dr. J. farm I Tuckersmith township, arid
Dunning, who has, been advocating not one of the many royal palaces in Ing *to Windsor Great Park is nearlv rich; Home Helpers, Mr:5. . Fraser, ture, calm and dry to about the 20th,
B. Phelan; Dentist --J. -�G. Bill; Vqt- went up to HoVck to began his career the retentioi'of a bit of ith in the winds,
Eurook-calt exceed it in antiquity, or three miles long and is shaded by a Bayfield; Y. W. A., Mrs. J. Mae- 'then very strong persistent erinary Surgeons -T. J. Churchill, A. as a public school teacher. He had
Northern wa�7erway for -a 'umber of
I-, SO closely connected with- national double row f elms consisting of murchy, Clinton; Mission Batid, Mrs. heavy rains and a very decided snow M-. Cainpbell, D. MeNaught; Ac- never attended any school except
yearsysmiles sere&ly-,arid- rubs it. in H. J. Gibson, Seaforth;, Library and s�orm will fill in the last ten days oi ne xce�t rot
history, �Begun by William the Con- 1652 trees. Queen Anne's Walk, an- tie er-J. P. Brine. S. No- 2, Tukersmith, e
gently, -.by caeually-r.emarking "There quoror'and enlarged and beautified by o1her grand avenue, is also'three miles Literature, Miss- Isabel McEwen. the month. The prominent merchants of that eight weeks' attendance at the Clin-
November-First few days will see
uke the facts,, the survey speaks for succeieding,s'overeiglis,� it has been for long with a single -row of chestnuts Goderich; Welcome and Welfare, Mrs. day were.� Dry Goods, "The Golden ton Model School just prior to this are
itself, nq
what -you going to do dyp and limes. At noon we bad lunch at Lion," Logan & Jamieson; Gray, time. On the 3rd day of Jan
-r 800 yeiarg the resideri6e of the. I.T. Arnold, Hensall; Supply, Mrs. W. the finish of the October storm; bal- uary".
about it? " We are akhig a -more, rouglr the
-roViLl -family. ' Passing th the historic White Hart Hotel, -which D. Fair,. Clinton; Glad' Tidings, Miss ance very decidedly dry and warm Young & Sparling; Dent -Is; Duncan 1878, he oened school in Union P. S.
determined c5ort than ever before to main street of the town, we reached is across the street, facing the.castle. Jeckyll$ Exeter; Press, Mrs. F. R. December -First ten days quite dry,
& Duncan; Beatty & Co.; Thomas 'No. .16, Rowick and Grey, and "found,
xt
move grain -by Qanadian routes. te -walk leading -up the -hill to thi? Here in the' old inn' Shakespeare is' Redditt. Goiderich; Life Membership, warm and calm; nex fifteen days will Kidd; William Hill; Roger's; Hoff- a large attendance present,
Ceasing to about it. and actually �Qstle. We entered by the Henr said to have written his "Merry iss McFarlane, Clinton. have a very decided storm of strong, quit a,
man Bros.; Gent's Furnishings -Wm. number of the pupils, both boys anir,
doing something, may cause asto4ish- VIII Gateway, passed through the Wives of Windsor,"- We crossed th�_- The following is the annual report persistent wind, rain'and snow; de -
Campbell; Groceries, most of which girls, being older than their teacher,
ment, -but it holds out. greater pos'- Lower Ward arid Middle Ward o the -orner to a littl6 candy shop -kept by of the Huron Presbyterial W. cidedly cold; last few days milder.
advertised liquors as well --Wilson & and during the firshree months ona
at� the AA
)p of -the hill,
Scotch ladies, who make candy for year ending 31st DeceTqber 1927 January, 1929 -First three week
two Young, A.- G. McDougall Co., Strong, juirid-red and twenty-five p.0
PAS wero
T it B061L t y'al am u
for e'Ro P ily','and -we bo ght General very mild'.
-G. kuiraj, TbAll Paft"6, -enrolled and the dagy- -atten
-Quite mild.
he Oldest part of- Auburn W.N.S. Aux . ...... $ 93.00 February, 1929
er or sme to bring home with us. j. Brownell, James Murphy, Thomas nearly one hundred. The,sebool hogse
-he 6 build We continued our drive to Stoke Bayfield W.N.S. Aux . ...... 25
t t build Nit" finportant pet 1.85 The strongest winds over the whole
This, 1 not a book review, in Lee; Hardware -"Sign of the Golden was an old, frame ramshackle 'and
-i. T. A. Preston has writ- son were. imprisoned here from its Poges Church, the -scene of Gray's Blyth W.M.S. Aux . ...... 150.()() globe will be in the first week in
fact is that 'V Padlock," Johnson Bros.; "Sign of the poorly equipped, and much crowded
ten a book entitled ,My Generation of 'of George "Elegy," and the p6et's burial place.. Clinton W.M.S. Aux . ....... 153.48 January and the following dates -
ear at times till the reign Circular Saw," Wim. Robertson & Co., during the first winter,. but the pres- February 22nd, March 24th April
Politics and Politicians." 1r, Pres- 111. There is now an old-time gar- The picturesque ivy -clad church dates EiW�t W.M.S; Aux . ..... .. 227.00
Mrs. Whitney; Boots and Shoes, --Mc- ent school house was built that 071 9 -On he place of the origfhbA mainly from the fourteenth ce'Ti 348.30 -May 3rd, June Sth and 29fb,
Intyre & Willi ; F
-to iberal, d, -W.M.S. Aux. 6th.
is an honest �goodn�ss 'ri taking t uly Ist, August 16th, September 28tb 's gg Emporiura-D. nier nd the new school as opened
dyed-W-theowwool, blow-&-in-the-glass moat - around - it. In tbre Tower there though there was a church there in Hensall WX.S. Aux . ....... 190.00 J D. Wilson; Lirnber--John H. Broad- after the midsummer holidays. Dur -
2
'of a good is a bell weigbing'1,700 pounds, which 1107 A.D. foot, John Thompson;,,Mable & Mac- Ing the past -half century many pupiils�-
=d forged -in -the -furnace We left the motor cars at Seaforth W.H.S. Aux. 5 7.55 October 24th and 28th, December 13th, walked up the rose- 18th and- 21st.
deal of adverse criticism. His book is rung nly on the death of a sov- the road a -ad donald, Gray & Scott-, Carriage Pac- hwre been taught by different teach -
am' M Pillman ers. On January 3rd this
is characteristic of the man. Ile has ereign., On clear days� there Can be bordered walk. The tomb stones,.are *1,941.18 tories--Willi Gra le, year, or
ten, a good -story from the stand- seen from the battlements,' places o* cn both sides, and many of the graves Women's Auniliaries.
-writ r g Co; Photograph Gallery -A. Calder just fifty years since this teacher op -
&Lint of rousin covered with flower beds. We A�thur Circle, Goderich 633.52 AGRICULTURAL SHORT COURSE Drugi Hickson Co; Furniture- ened school, he gain appeared at the
9119ng 8PIr-I objects in twelve different- counties. are
nod gWing the people a 0iore Pro- The Royal Standard, . displayed there turned to the right in ;front o -the Barbara Kirkman, Seaforth... 282.00
NOTES M. Robertson, Excelsior Wills, M. same school with a few of his pupils
found faith in their political gods. A -when the Sovereign is in residence, church to see the tomb of Gray, who Charlesworth & Co.; manufacturer of who were present with him when he
gnat many people will not agree with measures 36 feet long arid 21 feet was buried here beside his - mother $915.52 The member opened school half a century a ---- ---
9 of the classes in Agri- butter tubs, Samuel Trott; wholesale go. He -
Rands. culture and Home Economics proved and'retail utter, E. Cash. rang the be -Ir, opened school by read -
but many will- read it and after wide and the flag staff is nearly 74 and aunt in 1716. 'His name is not mission
n1l, it is interesting to have the old. feet high. There are many other dif- on the tomb, but on- a tablet on. -the Busy Bees, Exeter .......... 1$ 26.10 themselves live wires when they plan- The big item of interest in the dis- ing the same Scripture and using'the
kammer strike on the old anvil and ferent towers and buildings, Including wall of the church opposite it. Then MSeGillvrary Mission Band, ned and carried out a successful af- triot during the preceding week was same prayer lip had used fifty'years.
&ear the merry clash which reminds' the' -Curfew Tower, Iforseshoe Clois- we (entered the church by a porch Op- Goderich ................. 193.75 t,,,00n's entertainment in Carnegie the opening of the new Driving Par ago. He then called the roll of fifty
as of he days when politics 'was real ter St George's Chapel, Albert Mem- posits the famous yew tree where Sunbeam Mission Band� Hen- Library last Frid�ay. and horse races at Exeter. The park years ago, and of the one hundred and
and earnest and depth of convic ion orial Chapel, Henry III Tower, Salis- Grey sat. Part of the building is of sall ............ ......... 47.00 Edwin, Chesney, president of the was situated in the Township of Us- twenty-five pupils who then attended
-=th!ar -than breadth of view 'was bury Tower,- Winchester 'Tower, King red briek covered with old stucco, but Simshine Mission Band, Sea- "Sod Busters," acted as chairman and borne, about gi mile to the south of school, only a -bout a dozen now re-
agracteristic of, the ge._- John's 'Tower, Edward Ill Tower� most of the walls are of chalk stone forth ......... .......... 11-15 a splendid programme was carried the village and was composed of 13 main in that locality. A number of
Elizabethan Buildings, Deanery, State and flint roughly. internilked. Inside out. acres of land. On the opening day them are sleeping their last sleep in
Moro Customs. Apartments, Private Apartments --of are sme massive columns which sup- $278.0 Speeches of an impromptu nature there were six races: Farmers, run- the cemetery a�ajoining the school,
Messrs. H. T. Blan- which they attended dT4�fng childhood,
port the arches, arid there are heavy Total .................. $3,134.70
long time of careful- in- 1�oyal Family, Visitors' AlArtrihents, were given by ning race, Farmers, Trot, Inkeepers'
After a aport,Royal News and Riding School. We beams and timbers in the roof. There Disbursements. chard, Edwin Johns and Gordon Rey- Purze, Hack Drivers' Trot, Open Run- others have gone to 1'oifferent parts
-vestigatiou, we are to hav6 a r
on the operation . of oir Customs -De- tbe visited the State Apartments, iE one odd-looking -window dated 1643, A -mount sent to General nolds. Robert Tyndall -operated on ring Race and Open Trot. In the of Canada and United' Sates, and
partment. Eyerydne recalls the st�oyni wih are open to the public when named the "bicycle -window," from Fund ............ $SJ34,70 the saxapbore �or a couple of nurr- F:: Running Race there wcr3 some of th=c have also gone to mpostu- the I Court is . absent. A charge is theie being a figure bestriding a sort J. H. SMITH, Treasurer. bers. Mics Robinson, preAdent -ward �Some of those pupils of tO
this question cr�ated in the-tei 10 entries: Lewis, brown mare, Fite- re fact' made for admission and the proceeds of hobby horse which he pushes withl of the "Homy. Makers," sang t'mo simmon's mare, Handford's bay mare, years ago have distinguished tberi-
ous session �of Uvo years ago. 'In
it is, quite possible that both sides - Of devoted to charities. - Other guides one foot..- In one corner is a hole numbers. Miss Eva Scarlett render- Ratteriberry's chestnut mare, Seal's selves in various walks of life. Doc-
aie not allowed to conduct persons through the wall, named the "Lepers' ed two piano solos, and Miss M. Rands Irlack stallion, Avery's brown mare, tor Gorge F. Belden is practising h.s
poHtics wuld like to fdrg6t it.. The 'thin the Castle, so we,were Tnet at Peep Hol�,Il because it is said that WIRATHER FORECASTS FOR 1928 two violin numbers. The afternoon Dagg's bay mare, Foggerty's spotted profession in Toronto; Dr. Thomas
Tories rany feel, that they more or w-!
a scandai fhp entrance to, the Stato'Apartmets the lepers who, were not allowed to J. B. Bowes,. Owen Sound weather concluded with an old-time spelling mare and Dyer's black gelding. Ball is practising in 11,arriston, and
Ism muffed ttte job 'and that -'raham McDonald is Principal of
nt by an anthOrized gbi'de belonging to enter, listened there. In the Chancel f,,,caster, is to the fore with his long match in which Ronald Reinke's team Other items of interest were: Kip- G
big enough to -throw a Governin
the Castle, and he acted as guide and is a tablet in mem!#y of 48 Stoke disfan�e weather prognostications for overcame William Hart's after a fine pen -The annu!!�owing match un- Listowel Public School; Peter F. Doig,
out of powr.r' dwindled down'under
their eyes until it looked no more l.ectuter. We vi�ent- up the Grand Poges men who, out of a population IM and the first part f 1929. Mr. contest, thirty members composed der the auspice of the Huron Reap- an -other old boy and a former Reeve
than a distw.t Ore -fly on a dark might. Staircase,. -which is decorated with of about 1,500, fell in the Great War. Bo�ves has been busy for, weeks in each team. ing and Mowing Association, was bell of Howick, and, ex-Warde-n of Huron
E;s it, fine specimens of arms, armour and Many persons of note besides Gray calculating his forecasts for the'�next The Sod Busters and Home Maker�, on Tuesday, on the farm of Mr. Geo� County, was pre -sent on this occasion
The Grits v Ill not like to discu ?d' there,- including some Of twelve months, and is satisfied"that Club Is planning to hold a big dance Sftanbury, London Road, Stanley. The and was sent to the blackboard by
much. It may seem to. theyn'to, other objects of interest, among.thern are buri(
very br-irig two sedan chairs made.. for the Penn family. The most ancient he will not be ivery far out. He bas- ir the G.WN.A. Club on Friday, ',he various manufacturers of the province his old teacher to solve a problem iA
mmy- at 6. festival and
resemble a
storip fflay'.0 Queen Charlotte' and the colors o. n, owdinent is a -stone. which was dug , all his
I _predictions on scientific prin- 13th. Next Friday afternoon will al- were well represented and there was arithmetic. The teacher began the
ome froin any leg- and placed in the Chancel. It is exercises by going to the board, took
several disbanded regiments. In the up ciples, he claims, and maintains that so find the Classes asembled to bear an immense crowd present.
islAtion -who!h suggest�. improvement
entand bears an inscip- he Cannot g; far wrong at any time. a debate staged by six of their mem- Brucefield.-A grand picnic in ccr- the chalk and taught his old pupils. h Q44 opiVatiou of tfie Customs De- Xing Charles 11 dining room are very the most ani
flne wood carvings, furniture and ta�- tion' of about the- 12tb century, wht- With regard to 1927 he admits that bers. nection, with the Brucefield Sabbath lesson in fractions, after which, he
in Norman French, which reads. hc� was a little bit off in the Spring The regular classes in Agrculturp (�Chool, was held on Wednesday in Mr. gave them some old time brain twist.
The Rubens Room, which e_one thing ;mrticul%rly deservibs re- estries. v He then took up
ing--G�at is the CuAwng Board, contains. many pictures by this. artis t, predictions, but that taken as a whole this week had the pleasure of listen Young's meadow, adjoining the vil- ers to sot e.
11orm
All those who pass by here, ch
jud*cIal ody. It is is the principal apartment when these his forecast of a fairly. dry season ing to Dr. John Spencer, of Bowman- ]age. The speakers for the day were Geography and History, after whi
This should be a Pray for the soul of this One c
- can br' jigdial in 'the rooms are used by a visiting sover- Caine true. A glan e at the 1'928 fore, ville, lecture on HOTSeS and Veterin- Rev. Mr, Ross, Rev. Mr. Dariby, Rev. addresses were made by the old ptip.
Nobvd� f' or
not, room the cur- William of Wyterherse he had name casts goes to show that there I,; ot ary Science. Mr. Ure, of Roseland, Mr. Cameron and Mr. Callander. An ils and others. Mis's Sparling, the,
passing of 'udgmer. upon MO own eign, In the state bed God to him grant true pardon. So be 't.
met o rp�eal froin. it, tain,s of the bedstead -the quilt and a great deal of change froyn that of bad some useful information to give 6xcellent Choir was in attendance un- present teacher, and her pupils were
g. Thr2 ts n
of the cabinet. the indow, curtains were embroider der the leadership of Mrs. Kitchen, present, and despite the inclemeney
In the church we had a lecturer be-
Chailftte. In and Mr. McIntosh, of Brucefield, gave of the weather and the bad roads, tho-
humhle�,t subect of the realm Is ed in silk for,,Quedri longing to the place, arid from him I
arid Queen's drawing some excellent pieces on the bagpipes. people of the Se ti t ned out and -
bought a booklet containing the ',udnce of refri
eto judicial interpretation the -Xing's
Blyth. -A few <lays ago Dr. Gracey furnished an a,b esh
.9 the all with
�,bc Government. room w s "are covered driving through the village, his, merits for both N
$ilt t* was
Istid b:� Elegy, oung a iA old. 'Pha,
of "abinet. decisions crimson silk darimak, aihd there are
aii hdicial Ine pictures 6AA furniture. The, ran away. He was thrown in teacher, whose name is WT
k to- be PC1?;A*Oiil -.,cry f 62 horse DGig, in closing, thanked his old
the ditch and his fhead struck a stone,
*Jiat, I's ot Picture 70allery coil, HURON PRESBYTBRRAL COAL
isces of eat vAlbe, and in the Van knocking him senseless. The wheel ils for Corning out to meet add grodV' gr after s many yeas,
an(j,',,y."the wik, this teadoticy
and
-Wojild eAst the Goverriment �k Room, used aig &'dra*ing room, Thle annual meeting of the Huron of the vehicle also passed over his him
very mu 'Mee
er, ako tweaty-fou ortraltsl y 'Van Presbyterial Society was held in Wil- chest, ch pleased also to
r p How rouch will the right coal save you ? ltdo,
school -officers and others who T
Seafortb.-A match game of base -
Dyck, and valuable furniture inchR 11s. Presbyterian Chufth, Clinton, on -as played at Listowel on Domin- present. on this occasion, imd hop!�s
'no %rough Tuesday, January 10th, commencing'
ing two a ball w
llvl�k thb1641 Pgasi Anthraoito Coal—tgg, Stove &Bd Nut Stars of Sea- that this old school section,
I% whore ar vdidhod the at 12.80, the, v&rious Auxiliaries, be- ion Day (between the
forth and the Red Stocking of Lie- taught'his first less
re president, on al�d &��;dd
G.0 (D--1Jgg, 9tove and Nut
thit dfiiii� the, Guard 306)0" wel, for a -silver cup and the Chem- first dollar, would still
g,A-ne 44?c- -hig well represented, Th o
ng thi cli%f mis. P. H. Larkin, of'Seaforth, o0cu-
Welling- prosper and sen out to tl�o *Mqb�.�
pioniship of the counties of
tT )ft
(,ted, bk� pied the chair and dondueted the de-
Pocahaq�t%. Cannel Coal, Dry Wood.
ror, Grey and Bruce. men and womn who would b
:,oto d the., guards votional ex6reises.
In a shor� but in- ton, Perth, Hu
'he -a by a score of 44 to 12. to the good old tchool where tj%y t
Seaforth wo
In tWe spiring address, shirp- spoke am t Ament & 00"i.'epal and coke are economical,
'Adda 61 power of true loe, What it can � do The pitebing and" catching of R ceived their edaalstlft� Lit- 106W i
special Commenting oil the,
rii And what it has done, The mfitatea
lean, safe Z d reliable. Stop any of our loads gan and Cardrio was worthy of it
Seafortli tetm W9s ge but that
WAIA, dta *aro read. by this Secvetiftry� kigz 9. mention. The
at any tame and look at the quality.
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of fos, r6k
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