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- - - ---... _N.t,r., - - - , . ., ,,...�, r uqi wn�eac ,averaged 3b buusheis t ,
I vvtien hes' «rand daughter, Miss: �beem much more berwously,,hur,t, `-> th,o acre amid vasa: R ne o�
Evelyn Follarawas married to Mr.' Oatesr,amr.40bushej .'; sample' ' '
When 7011, are purchasing a Wflllaw Venus, of Hengmll. Rev, Mr. Lasts rd '
• . Presernrf it he a mat'terl of Oeterhout, of Londesboro. officiate Burrett , : atw y Mr. Laeklanal $ t` , ; o .-
g of Wroxeitee, ireccjn ed the s,ad, , ,+ - DurJn the :art fe
11 nuomey, sad what you u a We extend our congratulations. The Mr. Thomas , : , w news � ,w, :.r . `,. p W fe eeks we have been ke bus t'
y ¢vtl- o McMillan, of Hallett, of ;the death dfh"s. Pa,her un,Ne vV",
p busy'.
+ . h r" ",, ,, 5� % openln and placing, irrtr�
Nothing else. aeon .couple'havetal.enupahelrres{-:dshveradtnSeaforth-afewdays ago•a Zealland. The local �astor � �•oe,• p p g StOCk a. great new
-Th his is your storay nce to Hensall, where the groom :bunch of very Frde export „steers share ein,adi, P will and -
f p e Sympathy o,f the peop.(e attractive fines of .Tali and Winter ASlerr�l�nd
eoe' There were 64 in the lot and they were:, os ,th sI'
our what you vivant as d, works. w Qocallty and his hiothnea and we
an:;] at the lowest The Sunday 066601. intend -hap} sold to T e James Shea, of DuOtkn: for •clear es. would be Aelighted. to have ..Oil I 11
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.aossible ng +! i, Y Corrie in and
g e1CaR1113e ill
price. Rallyth, whevree on Sunday; 'Sell be Me sirsi Thomas
wo]tth- Early. V,4idiay mornin la ,t a goods and
The
29th, when a nice service will be 1Nesars: Thomas McMichael and Son death oc 'u g is , aim I c Compare our values. Never lDv
A:goad varietyoii ofart$+ea held:' and. Messrs.Gaor a Dale S c iulnd at her hoaiie,-Madm • U� � ffam have we shown
se}erCtad fro damgE stocks g. and on, ate- street Exeter' ol'Mar Downs, whfe such exce• tional values in •
1. comalatbng of Mrs, .las, Ooqk is visiting lei 'par. rived home from the London Fair on .o,f IMr, Fa(ank' 94lir ht b ---C.
ants, Mr. 'and Mrs. T. Adams, of Saturday forenoon last;'witiz thein eka,m�ivlt i➢a�YS �, diE'Sr � iA �.
year, g la lela! d Your ` a�ch ull In ager s I9 a ntl+es
bn, her B5ti1,Deceru lua
Silverware Blyth fora white. flue etring of prize horses and colts, been irll for about mime 1noiniths o+f Children's Serge Dresses
. They made quite an imposing appear- dr,q,psy. . Correctly @ ,
Cont Glass once coming up Main street and area If Nolt tat dies and Childretn's Furs iE� 4,
particularly fine IOU, These were qhs 1Vletivodilst church, at ICdam,d , us repair i.t for y.ott, I
. T ancyChina~ Sritacedeld threestallions, several breeding mans Bead, °•s'betlz'g pai-n,ted stns irapered; Lt may
. Rev, Mr. Richardson, of Kippen; and'foals'a e Rev Vr. Go,odwsin,•who' h.. y be o,nlp dirty, and;need Dont fail to see the
and several colts ale of the as Goa" cleanrn air stop for lae?s off o' e Se betarC buying;
h1oe1[, ]Etc, preached m the Presbyterian L`hurch heavy draught 'class, also NIT. Mc the pas,t year been. a ,s',etant to'F¢'. g" illy
on Sabbath last. H'is sermons were Michael's fine I oaster, atIMO•umit C,artnel, lefty .nn Whatever t'he Reason, don't de.
True goose .are mevv,ibeau, murk appreciated byhis hearers. paeinx mare and a very Tuesday Ser St T'hOmas h lay. W%7 glue thor0u h e
ti and modern• in seri handsome roindster yeatlm• w elle 'he g xamma-'
l Oa Sabbath next the Children's Sun: g•-1Sea- in,ten:ds to remain, tuost and regulation PRk7E, BigBargains .
and ou eii-ot9 quality. theforth Expositor, dttl a01 f(,1H23 of.r*4Ad1DI Jed �}f0®fll3
P <1 Y• , dap will be observed in morning,
Presbyter. Albert 1Yioeaer, purchased t+lac 100 Anything, more costs ,as little as
l3e)adgwarters ,for wigitches fan Church in the morning. +4 anergia[ aere fairlm two mise and a half west sati,sfaetory work cam he done,
-We .make to s eci It of sermon vaflt he .preached to the chit-" � Loadon Road of Mou,n:t Carmel, owmed .by Ed. Ry- During Balance of Se telr^Iber,
P a y dren, who will occupy the front seats ao ,for the sum oil$6,990. 'Mr. Mosas _o_ __
hamdtvug luiigh-grade watches of the Church. L7ts of rain.
Mr. Spackmmn has be nn Mr, and Mrs. James Noht left nn or whit. take possession alt once,
REPAIRIlr G of Watches g the crew M ldmug,ht ,Oro, owned b �r
Clocks and Jewele well and tion of a cement bridge near 1117. $it• Wednesday for their home in Algoma pled Orr. Wen h m , y '140, '
promptly soave, ry ' allone I 7t ,.:n,
needed as the old by way of the Soo. a �s �
i a- wan first��
one has been condemed some time ago Mr,'Jas. Crich, Wilbur Crich and nn tite wagon loco at 7.Omdo'nFa.ii,%�� I 97b
g W. Layton went Wednesday on the last week. Jewelerand Optiedal/4
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Mrs. Geo. Mair and family. have Y ,
moved to Seaforth, where the HomesPekers Excursion. to New on. ' Mr- Geo, Lamont, late G. T, R,
y pur- tario, They will go as far as Oochtr%pe, agent at!Wnwgham, has ,beeps ap- )ISSUer Ai I arrla°s.e g+� �fi5e9; SNA11 PROFITS MORE: B TSgN1 SS
chased a home. They have many If they are satisfied they will take up poravted agenii fox tae' same coin
warm friends in the village who. re• land. pony at Apppan. t
W. 1. N11 VA gti,ftn departure from our. midst. Mr, Stevenson continues very low, At40'el0cic, a od'nesdpy after- the cotuntry's, finest hohke an _ - -
he,John Wise, of Tuckeremith. has sold as he is over 9U years of age there is noun, Sep6ember 11th Nhie reline of from many v f,'wpolnts the lair w,as �•�-
farm . Mr. D. tends near Am- a hox8e show. All aft,:rnoou was,
bar. NTr, Wise intends moving to not much hope of his recovery. Mr.,arnd Mrts. B, H. Taylor, Moat requ`aied to u n a
JEWIELIER and OPTICIAN town to live. 7:he farm is tt gond one On Monday evening the fog that fell Wa airnash, was the ,scene of a judge the horses< a
EiESS TTESTEI► .FTSE with good buildings, seemed to blight tTie top of the pots- pretty welild,5tug when their ,sle,cotntl Gram and 5e ids, ��� Richard Cartwright ���. Mies Ailie Carr has returned to Clod- toes' daughter, Annie E:; was un.Ited iln Grain and seeds we•=e li'
erieh after spending her vacation at There are. several Michigan farmers marml'lage tofl4It•, Albert B. 'Wa�1ah, vipers in the,'ag;ricultural epaxtt-,
home. around here looking for farina to buy, a iso of East WawanQah, :,n rNhe, Incait. Hardy fi+uits, apples an:d, �1 ° , J
Miss ElelenAicDonald has returned - Presence ;of,#?rFt'Y guests,, Rev.R.A pears 'werrtn much i,rnevidehce, atrid �I��'L � � i��u� ��� �I ��11Ei
from viatting at the home of her ate. Miller of Auburl, assisted by 3i'ill ih is ea}d .Ontario's finest solos an- tY1
i�O�� Rifle shoot ter, Mrs. Ya loveless, of $owmanvill' Lovidesboro J.. Taylor, .brother -In-law ,of t'he p4e f,s;gl•own+ around Zurich, Pluans
D James Ross, of Straithclair, Mani• Miss Iaeziah 17. Brown left on Mon- ttids' pea formed fire cRrlemrimy, grapes and the, eartallei' fluffs off
tolls, is visiting his father, Mr Ross, day to attend Stratford Normal PetGtions are, in 0]aicu'ration ajt tl f,s season• were Shown mot .for: }
who is ill. School. W.ngham, asking he council to quan,tutY, but for grlalit,v. ��� �' �° ��� y ���� �lrWd I
Sept UI �(j+ A number from our vicinity yattend- After a fortnight's visit with Mrs. take a vote on lose} option alt,the Handicraft Oft'le, tT,s o,f I " ���� � ��� �+� � �� �t the 11q
i"j G 0 ba the Seaforth Lair. a nodi num- Susan Crawford an$ other relatives in Jam ,,y o',eeiron,s, The petitioats ntch settlement yr g displayed,iR l
bar of prizes for horses came to our this vicinity, Mrs. Robert Johnston are beanig i'alifgely signeld, the upper fhooki olb'he main, ,build- a R surgical, neighborhood, returned to her home in Toronto on Miss Minnie Catupbell, daul;hte: ting, and it, is wonderful what tthe of "1 Years as '"wort of a 'surgical, operotion'.
a bliss ,Mable 'Turner has returned Saturday Inst. of Mr, Writ. Campbell, Quebeeteesrt ; oum,g woman can do mloa,
Tate-Huenrr County Rifle League frier' -r vrsitinR t•eiatives at Drayton. The regular meeting of the Women's Go'derieh, who has .beer on;thes'tapf -1:nes, Carpets, hlankets k itled
match committee met at Dungannon Rev I3. Woods conducted the Ali• Institute will be held in the Forresters ar Ithe rExeterd Righ schoo�,, has ec- shawls; and erd,brcider ' bore ev'-
on September 6th to make arrange. n}versary sermons in Bill's Green, on Hall on Thursday, October 3rd at 2:30 cepted 'thcl po:s:rtion of conimercia: + dence, fin oto mean measure or rth6_ ��� ��� � � ����i1R� ���oJ � ��`
ments for the fall shoot. The next Sabbath last, P. m. All ladies invited to attend: epee.,a-rat of Sarnia Collegiate I fact, t W R IN LIBERAL PARTY
match will be held at St, Augustine • Rev, Pearcy returned home last Fri. InstU111te. Cattle and po.uilry vvet e; cxh 'Lit-
t on September 30th. The ranges will day but leers, Pearcy remained with After an,9lness exNendimg Duca 15 rd, ,bwt the dispile were smial@.
he 2YP golds and 500 yards ; number Porter's 11111 her parents. 3 ears, grhgin'atiap ,n Ineul'algia Horses ,upheld til five a'lactc Kington, Sept, :!4.—Sir Richard �,art:vri�l3i'died with
of allots; five to score and one sighter. Miss Fiorence Elliott returned home Messrs. Asquith and Johnston gota, but.)3ame, yzars a-ga deve'!ap:m(g ]n- the fain, and must !teen }oat,end of o r p o a
Position, prone, shoating off the on Saturday,having spent the summer carload of coke for the evaporator and toga pa. a. ` as a eat sudderinesS 3t 1 S._5 O'CIOCk tills forenoon. I ie W35 '
elbows. Shooting list
commence at 9 with her brothers in the '•Vest, are now taking in apples and will Cracken V:cto•ria keGo
, giMe To alt s$�etibe tmednt� tens t -
a. M. The prize list has been xegised Mr, Johnston, of Manitoba, is visit days. rich t streetG d is an inmate 3C the General Hospital.
start work a a Few da s Passed ,away on Tuegdav Play of honey, Mr, R. S. Stade. had
and enlarged. The range sterols Geo.
ng atLesl a Co Johnston's. Wednesday was her ah!pp ng day last, , m,ho. 75"11 year, an exhnblti0nf of Maroc as, and 'M . At ten o'clock a consultation Ol'doctors decided pointed are: John Webster. Geo. Les[}e Cox has returned home after " lidquitea tot were on hands Price The foliovrin; deaPatrlt ,from J. Pretter, o,f,at kvea. Tilexe wa m ed that 11iS
Allis
blot, A. Boyd and Bobt. Mc- spending a month in the West• O•tawa krppcar:r_ng: in the Mail nnu fair d: s a life was rapidly passing and they proved to be right. The
Allister. Register keepers appointed Anniversary services will he held in The chicken shipping is on the go Emp Fe is good atevve for `Godcrich • est 'ower• erhibit, an'd as tn,ig'ht be a
•are: F. D, MacLennan, 0. Asquith, Bethel Church on Sunday, ieptembei here again. EUl•rangesmentis have .hen m i ].rested ill) this Germau die+rct, venerable statesman lapsed into unconsciousness prior to his
I. Miller, D. Gierin, tiV, Bissat and D. "t9th. Services, will be conducted by W. Brigham has rented his cotta e k t le I odea I.mO showing of onions, from the demise.
:Beecroft. The manarernent will en Rev. McOormick at co 80 and? g ! for enl.ar'g5ng nr.'la¢•bor facilities Dutch actio lip to tha ,big uc,nrter
h 2c too W"1 hall citizen named lily at'Goderich tomcat Ilse incrotsin ancon. Presea�ves and hoarse e0ok-
deavor to headttr two markers front taken a Thank offering will be Robertson. are
needs 10ti tko traffic. A whilef 7s :mg formed an appetizing Heart failure was the immediate Cause of his death, divisional headquarters for use, on the taken at each service, there are indica,t[ons of rot amongst i section o:f � t„ al -
range the day of the shoot, Score the potatoes but not much et. g nolo under e,canstructlom 'there, the display. Toe ltetatoes ,ahovvm t170Uo�11 Sir Richard underwent an Operation for 11prr1iC re-
cards wilt he used as at Point Farm, There is some harvest out yet. Late and a contras„ was also, let Goa tete are record -,breakers ^,'p• s14a foo
At theshnot held at Point Farm in There
Peas, flax, millett and buckwheat, dxedoW log utttl filling o!f 50,000 th's district. certly.
Julie last there was a special prize of I'here are some of the citizens in the yards fozi the r;low G0ve':arlment
$5 offered by W. I3. Felly to anyone Sept 21, -Robert •Dewey was' bad north part having a new drain made a.ovator at Posit Arthur. The Price Winuexis• Lady Cartwright and other menibers Of the famil were
making a "passible" on the range that ly hurt( mtth0 Heneall Flouat Miall, to the creek on the east side of the Mess Fs, 'Neabemgalll eC Sori,folrmex Apt,ang the prize w]natems in the at hes bedside rn 1115 last moll cots. His ell
day, As three persons. viz, Reid, of vVehm R's he tiv.ns trydng !torVelie:veta road. �'Osadew. ofiGoderich, ,auffea•,ed a vay,Ums contetits are- d was peaceful.
Dunganuou, and Bisset and Gold- comveyox wii,ach had become clogg_ Severe loss, •atP,avey Sound last Frust -C. Trdm:mer, Jvlun Paflf' H. throne, of Colborne, each made a,"pos. ^d h:is Band vvas caught, itis week, wham :th,•or factory vests �'he funeral av[1l be private
sible," there was some uncertainty ae fin, ers, vv Stanley burros, 7tadcr, Lon:,s Rader. W, $m,(h, D. g arc ba el'ushed, and tb� rDI'llau, John Deeher,
to who was entitled to the prize, flesh ,tome, Diff Cie .bacl# of ltd e Mr. Peter Douglas, of Hensal), and i egetnbles--Wn1 );anter. Alonao
Finally Mr. Kelly suggested that the hand. The cords -oF the ar(m ,be.onv Ills brother in-law from Detroit, were i o.ster, Bert C!a f(K, i,owi,s Rader. f the +
matter be left in the hands of the 'the elbow were badly dh{aw,n, Dr, visiting their sister, Mre. Alex. Sparks krnOst ltadea°, �, Taro0lt, J. Brtovvn' . � �j q� �' Groat
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League wretch committee, with the blacD3aranid ia•.attemdyno beret, at the end of last week• ho IT �Y Crowds H fCrwgegt ° td �i 11 Z! I Q t1 1,11 31 1,31 e't➢ Ilp
made iugresrtlt: '1`hethree man who Mils Morton e5ar: eJist 'Coroplito Mrs. Jahn McGowan Jr., vvas in J F:no Arts -Thos Johnsroat, J, F,
made possiblea" at Point l{ sent nn i;akes charge of Nle aeirvacies+ in Go don last week with her daughter, r ForDst, F, T. tivf,ekvvlt'e,
June 1st last will shoot oft the tie , the llfet4vod5st ,Cinurch`next Sunday - r�q�•
for Mr. ' Kehv's prize of ,Sts, at St averl!ng, A Ritcben Shower: -Mise Margaret � � � UIl1 Ladefs W01 --F ,J, Wickv;ire, Ro-
1 Tisa ],ate Syr Rc:tardi Cartwri nr ++F++++
Augustine on September 30th on the Ftan,sou Petty }vas game to Lom- Isabella McEwen on Thursday after- r 11 u ! 1,and Dyer, 'bi,�,q, F, I1ess• g•
5t deer d range. All three are to shoot 'don,, where `he has e'ecur(gd! a good noon of fact week entertained a large, Flovt'ers -Tilos. Joll,.s,o:a, GnOXge �r as ,tihcr o,ldestms'utu of':he late R��se�. + +
at the.sanre time, and :Loy 'man not po,sit]on,, number of relatives and friends. The autllbOLl, Ji.l . dchnsav, 1? 13, 'Cartvvrtght, chaplain .0 t'r-o I +' RIDINGS POR +
Grartail and Seeds-Ge.o• Clausius, force at Kingston, Onitario. Ills + � ��
prize, will forfeit his clailu to sr id eheef feature of the entertainment A les and Plums Feature Fruit (, drwntaner, J.liiown Louis erawdfathcr vv°as Jioa1. Ri'citatd' +
prize, E, J. ,hied and s}stet, Mra, pp SIR RICHARD SAY Ilolnxlay, o£ Imtdian Fleas, who, have, was a kitchen shower for Miss Eliza. n Wurpn
The prize list for the fall shoot is as 'Leon, vasitk1g' their. paalemlte, T2r, bath McEwen. The presents were Exhibit - Heavy Horses in Alex• fRalnie, t,rst, wild a n1T inex, Empit'ef 'ih +
follows : l and IMrs.Oarl'ursl0,: 0i£ Alberta rata"eel umerous and useful and a vary pleas- illy - w. P: llat'leri, d a forauer in,dg,:, t+f fire + -..1 .............
n Pm,w a auto
1st -League Medal, I h,avo retturined tJo'th0 west, alit time was spent. Plenty- Poultry Mood, ulausluv ,B' f'Iit,-k, rr,.d Brock C. Carrom0n, Pleas :;:1 Lipper Ca:o,h.da, ' + +
a
god- $3.00. Trackw,eni are, a • Mrs . John Gilmour, Mrs. Alex Thom- 3rd - $2,50. busy Putting an the son and Me Hugh Gilmour were Trwmsvert Leg afteewnrds a member rnf the �
nth to 6th- 2 a"Mrs,
r'rti-omnQ switches in the G.T',Ft Tlvo above 11st encloses only wimr I•eg slativa Cawooil. I + Before Confederation +
0) each, yd anis wolrl}c on,the novo startle visiting friends in Bayfield on Pridiuy l, mat's whose names a T_ + 1Sti"u IS67-Lennox and Fir".- d+►
Pk of last week, Seaforth, Sept.2tl.-Per!fcc titan slice opttftle ].fir, of av�axds oT� sten Richard D d 4• `ir3�,b 4a+ a edit- i + din ton, in the Parliament r ¢
7th to 9th -1 75 • q^yard,
next ,in ordea{ weather favoe,ed t•he dixieetors ad- ♦ g e t o.
10th to lith 150 B•Tholmpson, ds seelovis9N ill Married:of Tuesday afternoon at the Seaforth falll fair, held.heale to- Co,rieert at Niht, catod at ,Trinity Co"lege, Dubai;_, t + Oid Oltnada.18th to lath-1.25thehome o£ Mr, and 'Lire, Daniel g In,1859 he was rnarliecl taFr:tr ecia,
6th to 1!)th-1.!1U rind. best ,lirtltle ]hope of recovei67 is Gingnrich, Brontion Line, Hay, was dYl'and au9 aLrosult an inime'npe A com,cert was given, fn the 'towel ll Oldest r rh + Atter '
z enter'Nal:led.' crowd was ,,'in attendance. ;The hall and •ltwa,e n e de d,u- ter of Cul Alex. Lonfedei'atlDn.
thio -3,d- .75 the scene of a happy event, when their Packed, Messtcs. W Lawn, of Cork frei,rand, He sat, o>_• 1 4 c,�� +
4 24th to 20th- ,50 ;indoor department' was Pully up to T, tMeldrtum, !Floyd McPhail and G. i,ennot and'Actd;!nolo?t frcati 1863' + 166i 1878 -Lennox, in House
eldest daughter M'ss Emma was the standard tut i1 o-
Usual tyro prize[,, aninunting to $5. united in marriage to Air, Valentino +r-1 classes. Ther'n, M111, ,%lid and Misses :Ethel Thomz, - t o 1867, for 7 an :ox 1'nan+ 1867 to I t of Cumntons. Defeated ill
!Goderleb Gerber, of Stanley. The ceremony 'was an exca 1e ut display Of,fl'vdt, s'om, and Edna L , Smith„o P a +
Y eoutrr!butod f Lopt)lom, to 1878, when he was dcfeniierl, p 1S7S,
On Wednesday at the fah;r grounds was performed by Rev. Bender, of ledjoirg1Y 'a'hples.said plruns'. The to,arn excellent He was the int inter for, ore
a large ,beak beitl.g, ;exagibited by Tavistock, in the presence of a number leadi°'g ,feat'ur'es of true outsidiq progmlanif;ho com,enxt vvas much e e tt 1 l5?S ISS'3-Venire' IIutron,
The Watson Trading Co, and, the of invited nests; We wish the Dun dePartmiem,t was the hoaae:8, fes- 1o'Yed and ,serve i ,as a ,f' huxory ,fever Nov eaitbet, 1878, tq + Contested R'ab Iron Wanks are nary tn,dus_ 14TeNei!I; Brols„ ,binoke Oat? 'of,iiis pork g Y 1ee:tal,1 rating close May, 1882, and for South Hur'oin + to ted Ventre Wellington
isles in Nottherm :Onraz'io's eo¢n- and 1 gad euamed Geo,'Newanall, COUPle a happy wedded life. P t Y . the -heavier classes. In for ithe anetir•ymaking o,f�the,'d,ay, Cr ani Dae tub r 18 r 7 + in )S52, but was detested.
a tie, sheep and svi'vne thc. oomt� o e c- , 8 3, -o 188 , Fle ; + fated.
,morci,al atncl montifacturlinig evoln- employ ,by,them, trued to drive The marriage, o£ Miss Elizabeth Ann 1 r�Fresented Sont'h,Oxford from t +11
,tico, zi,back, but the an,imtall becoming third daughter of Mr. and Mr., blat- t gh
'OeGilti,om, wa8 slot salcsem, ,aJ lvou 1883,1887 -South Huron
angry aiwshed ,atilt m atvd hnocldni, calm McEwen, 'of"titin township to the quiawty otfithe anam,ais uveas o,f r ' untail 1904. In September, of 190-i he + + ]887•]9 4 -South Oxford
1 ��a was e.,ated to the Senate• by Earl + z
Sia' ,W]1Nat nal Laurier hath 'a ride Nov dowmi macre ,a,n,astl Igas,h tv,ihh Robert McLwren, of IIeusall, took the !lt ,sh, , Lmponiltry the emtuy 18s(t derich f a' , 1.90119I2 In •
over ,the'National Traasconitlpenkla,l h:rs tusks fan ,on,e of 'hist le to place on Wednesday the 'home of was .fully as large as formor yearn, �� Grey. � � the Senate
and addressed a large g fbe- the bride's
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g gath ,r mg in foss arnlyon,e cous,d int.erlfea•;el, Twoparents. The ceremony hUme v e ;v fine .blrid9 being bo,;.,m p �1 + kl s 'Early Career, i +4+++lot++4fit++++i66++++y►
the rownd,house at Cochrane. aueldvcall anein, 'wh,o ivexe; arleaa( ib ! was conducted by Rev. Dr. Stewart, Shc horse traces aiki other' Iewe,,,As i i h r,:a o n o tile Y, formerly pastor of Willis Church. 'The were itrnteajejsting said exciter and f i� anci Illy SiA' Richard he'0,,.,. t r. e f h 7 rwmlet d ,•'
bride who was given away by iter 'r0eu_ted as iollotas: g oldest Cionr,ervati,,.� families i,n U + and wqe ueti,rg r u,tiIng
-- T o absence of St, FY i1,i1'id L,awried
father ,yore a gown of white silk: and 2;40 trot---;,, 1em l.e'oii J . T :,:c r Upper Canada, rood , the ea .,y + . r tial
was attended by Mise Marg McLaren, P r e Des ire 'the Rain ReCr?i tS Sh days Of Its public; lkle gave 7:n,ci- Four a es in 1&3,,1907 and 1911-
sister of the groom. The groom was Hills -Green: 2 Sister Ethel' F. Kiing• p p oW ', ndu,a', support to ,sir •John rig vlac- 1 3!0 was et d,ele.gatte to WaNhpngloml
�•■rr�. ,T supported by Mr. William McI7wen. Seaforth. Donald.. S§nco th0 Pnvifie ecamda�l 1111 an ePGo,rt Ito promote ,beteg• rp-
R 'TUNITY ��� Substantial Surplus Aver in 1873 he acted vi fill and. w¢ts 'a !atraoinis bewtwWn !C'ahada and the
I 10 V l �l a Miss Dougal played the weddinfti 2.50 pace -1. 1loaurntzster vT¢S., f1
CLINTON match. Over45guests *ere -present, Mrurd'oek, Hensilll; LTo•n,y Redid, J. Any Former member of the Liberal. pari;-, i,irst State's.
FOR A LIVE MAN IN CAfter de 'inner the , happy couple left . Coulter, Goder'�ch; 3 Rail Chaplin; ,under lYlaels:enmae, next utnd;w He Proposed a;u.11t Tan
asion, '
on the a bernoon train from Brucetield. J Roirna'rcl, Cliautoii, Bake, and later S:ry `�t'iltvid Lauri i and , reprigeonbecl tianada Din hp
for London and other Southern towns Quarts mitre #oat rise 1'lie Goderich fall fair, the biggest ice. itng,.o-American jot rt hi h COan-
�O rilsii£ Some Clean, l]OIlE$t nlOney, biV ing infOCltlatiOtl and on th8tr return will live a.t' $en e, .ope'n --1 success in its history front a H'nan During I nlifssron in uebee h 1,505
r. Sm th Seaforth 2 Vi. M I�ouga,li standpoint; drew to a r,1os seal tt rug it3 eat+)y days ills was Q slid ,sit
+ to those who have requested it, regarding an ori roll sang The handsome pre
sents testified p,ortes s RYA. a last Wed• lit'esrdent of 'the Ontarjio lRelfojrhn WasluSn,gt0,u in 1836 said 1833.
g to Ihe'hrgtt esteem ill
which the bride nesdtuy night, and the committee in C'nub cin !Toronto and la, a or Nhe a was appocrnted aan,ember oP
Western Townsite—not a subdivision. Iia1f nairlo..bicycie race• open -1W. charne are 'Lein eo tai
?his is a 'gen- and groom are held. The horise was Hudson, o ;• ngra,tulated on all Saster•n ,0rttaa'io Mb• u;,ai Associa- the pt.,vy coun'ctI in 1902. In 8908
pretti}y decoratedw]th flowers. 7 0 , Egmont?+alae; l Russell sides, the receipts show a highly ti:om, he decJmned fha appointment” of
tlemen's:proposition, and we want only men of good ays"Weiaforth substantial surplus neer loci ear, i,:iewtem,ant"Gov rn
standing who will.not misrepresent. ' Address 100 yard d•„sh, opr>r�,1, ,l1:. Mc- substantial
the fact that ➢ He was 'Mtn-*steu Of Fila,at et. to ave e pr o,f .Ch1'tario,
t it rained the pre itlacketr .r.e a,dm::.n:stra;,oil from and again hater refused' to accept
I L /� ++® Dougall, Porter 's Hill: 2, W. Grieve seeding. Tuesday night and nearly all 1843 ei 18 and h :, the office. In 19118 he carried ,aro
�'6'IESTERN CA L uInt >Noings vmthiop. Wednesday morning, 78, a u sequen'tlyww'10 ie,a
1 �I) i ItC+�L %+,'S1'A1Iir Cl'i. S' Y g irk O afire vnt ravo(r of old a
204 (CENT i1:ITILDING, TORONTO.- - os Opposition was ll.e Gal speaker be:anoopiitieg.
Stock Exhibit Poor. Ofh9s party On all -fiscal s,vblectlra Imperial rederlatlan,.
�' The exhibit was well up to the In debate he dev1eSoped gt,ea!'
A git§ret ,but very pretty wecldin,g a hewers of oratory, much superior ' , It was he who suggested "that
_ was resby demi at the '•Tho d- TownI /�uII�p�I1 �Ah�1l standard, nevoid oq the apples and , t0,an, of hl , t Canada, with Its chose ac uainita,ave
Road Presbyterr,uan, church,on Wed- of 6�9YII ��ulp. pears were devoid of color, awn to y rs oponeit a or,fr!iepnds,, q
the lack of sufficient sun, 'i g rrtd wa,s o:ni!T akyaled by lion. Wil- "I conditions beth in the 'Repprabllc
- day rikialia. Sept: frith, wsaL,I. 'the roots l;. ,%nd true Mo't'her Covatr, . ,and v'
.��," naethis year ween very slim and oo .,'aim YI-lle.rg+a,ll and tiu Ge<,t�,ge;CV Y, a 'i lith
`- -- Mves Che;est}an,}a LD:llie'a Rosselli ' Us nevv life and vigor reachana out, - Yc,umi est daughter OVA& wtud Mrs 'hill era,, T,he fowl; while not u'te ;floss. liisispeech iii' seco:ndipit the 6 t
g Out. In strength so numerous as in other ears quite
, note of thanks to ithe voluniteere towards both,,Nho old -and.the, rteiw
e , years. ., were Vorrlds, could ,bo the, tb .
■ • Da 1Zuss�ell, Exeter' Norltai, waa of;go6d gua]}ty.'Tlte.biggesGfsll away vvJno served t11(irouglz .he Noxtkt , ar
ur' Aim Tb Pies' T,dr�ed Inwarr+rage to -Me,, Robert E.' t ,I I: ap eared to be is y vve ,t, ,robedlimtrt d would ,liking• about,an, al'llanee of
se 1111 ey o,f!Hay 1'Dv n,shiP. p , the horses and .oat- .sictilt e,agardle tae 't.ha I]n, foal's, esker,
D� j�j' �+ /+ r T ►�� Mr: �Villluain !Ba bw•s a leer a Exhibit of HorSeS!a F tie. What exhibits there -were in this' ane of tile, greatest mast'erpi>eees g p g peo,Oes of thle
', •1IRI1 SGS• CUSTOMER S 1 o j ® �`y �+ tv'M- w _ ,.' m r Feature Again ,departinentwereof't ,,•f arlra'rnentar a u..p, a in r 01�d, wh,Lch,n,o co,mhination of big °f • 1 a\S BACK . k•nw n hotel kee:p;er orf t Lexet- he best an qualhty. P Y . el f e c iC c Warne dare t '
dela,vered in, Cati,ada. do his latero r re i.t lightly of whose
,` a.. er, haviln,g fide sez oral ears t _� but tine;entries in connection with ale r
Furniture buyers It this store 1nV qq kep fares stock wae•far : ears he 1 v t. ' ..•.,�an,ds they dnr0 ;i;,are aid: • :