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The Huron Expositor, 1892-10-21, Page 8� 1. I I .1 . - � I* '7-f I - _ � �� , - -, - , _W� -_---% I - _*1_._",__1.�*M - _ - .- __ � " . I _�— k, WA �. -,--, �;; -, " - ": �, ". " � I . - - 0.1-4-41-1 � . — -------,-.,.. - - �F,7r� 1_1 - — �_ 1 7.; ;,,�_ ., In - V� ---_11_ -_ i- - " , i - � - �.� - � _- . � -;, ., __ __ _ I �t I � ,� . '. ll, , �* - I - ,.� I ,:�' T, .,�: � I 1, � "I _-�__�.-_T=r�!'_ 6 -41 - I - � - � - 1,0�i - - - ,..11..1!191___- __ I r_ - . I I � __ - � , . "M � - � . — ... - . � 7��__ 1. 2� 1. ". I__ : - . , -1 _ � � I . - - I . 9 . '� -_ _711117� 7 ��_, -_ , � , 2 777,�77 _7r_1- ',�'�_:" � ' , ' � 2 1 1 1 � � I � _ - I -1 I - I �- zt, . - 171 '� __ _71111' � 7;��,_ _� � � r � 7!;F:f 7 - i . . _ I , - . � . - , � . - I . , � _� � � ` , �1' 7-7� � It" - T . ,�,*� - . I I � I . I Z , :, - 7, � . I I -1 I � , ". � I ': �, - - I I � � I I - I I I - - . -_ - - - 11 - r' - � _. � ,� - " I -.1, : - '. 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THE GLOSEST.PRICES. - � We Pan fit and suit the most fastidions at kickard's Bargain, Clothing and Dry Goods House, I I - . I WM. PICKARO I . Seaforth. . I I t - I i. .� , . , ;i, � I I . � I I I Ii .. N, I _. o ght furoll 6XI1001tot � � I " r . � DISTRrCT . MATTERS. I , � a � - I Y.M.C.A.-A large attendance of young i I . * i I men is requested at the Wednesday evening � �. �; . meetings in the YoungMen"a Christian As. I - , . 22 , r sociabion Gospel meeting, 7.30 to 8.30, after : I I 7 , I � which games andamusements will be pro. � . i vided. Sunday morniag�NBible class as - - I'll, : . I it � � . I- usual at 9,30. All welcome, � . � . I . f - PRIZE MONEY. -Parties having received � I I i 1 f prizes at the recent show in Seaforth can re - 7 �� ceive their money on and after Monday next # "I . - 4- the 24th inst,, by applying at Tug Exposi - I � TORoffice, Seafortb. Partiesi wishi�g their I I �� I prize money sent to them by mail should � , 1i . � notify the treasurer to that effect. . , � t I - c � I . f:�' 0 �i . ,RETuRN.Er>.-Mr. James Rastie� of Me - f I � 11 L . t � I V Killop, and his daughter, Miss Ai Hasti6, returned Saturday from a most enjoyable I'll, . � . - 1. trip to British Columbia. ,On the way out .. . � ; . they visited frienda,in Manitoba and s,pent a I t . � week a,t the famous Banff Springs. Mr. . - .1 I i i Hagtie's son James, has been a resident (F , , . I . Victoria for - s'num-ber of, years. Himstl: � L Z � I . t - = � ; , a,sant and piospero i and family are in ple, i I � I ,'I . I, circumstances, a, fact which his many c, i I . I - ... I tj 4 friends heresbouti will be pleased to lear- -, I'll : I I t I t I They %Iso met a number of (old frien(' 3 I . t I f m I while on the Pacific Coast; among them t.,,,, 11 Z 11 L � " m� I'll : . 11 (, I- -Rev. J. W. McMillan, Duncan MoBeati, . � - * � .1 �, f 11 , - 11 � . hter of Rev. P. Mus. I � L � gra,ve, and others. ., I I I I --- i A E - � - ( �� I �i , I Doma WELL. -Mr, -John It'. . Miller, � . ; i� �� I . License Inspector for South Hurozi, informs � . � I us that, when on his recent visit to the A I I _. Northwest, he called on,Mr. D. �M. Rad - � � I I cliffe, formerly of this town, and spent a . I t � very pleasant day on his ranch. Mr--- Rad- . . cliffe has a dairy farm at Big Hill Springs . about 25 miles from Calgary. Mr. Miller' � t . says he bag 53 cows, 41 yearlings, 28 calves, - 12 horses, 30 pigs and �-a lot of poultry, and 1 I . . s6ems to be doing well, and both he find A fj� - . Mrs. Radcliffe are greatly pleased with the I I. � U !, country. Mr. Miller was delighted with his � � I 1 location and says he never saw a finer,jlace - i� , .1 i - for a creamery, as the beautiful, clear, cool . .1 I I , : I water of the creek runs right through it, * � Z : I p and is utilized for the double purpose of run- , - I . I � : , I . - e . Ding thi6'churns and cooli,ag the crea . In - I ��, � �, r I. - July he wag getting 25 cents perpound for 1, I F, ,� , R1. ,I � all the butter he could make. the many I I I I � , -i . friends of Mr Radaliffe hereabouts will be ' I 11 . El I pleased to learn that he is doing well. _ . . � k I I I � �: I � . ;1 11 - I : � - � � - AccmENT.-Wis aro Asorry to iearn that ' , :- 11 � I 1 . .;. Mrs. James Pringle, of Stratford, and well 4% - � " known here, met with a severe accident last �, I Zi � 7 . Friday while out driving in that city. The — � I J_ f, t .1 t , __ J, � i9eacon sa,y8: "'As Mr. James Pringle, the 11 ' . � Il 11 , I well-known grain dealer, acgmtpie, 'a - n d by � ,� 1 �� - . . . , � � his wife, were driving on the or h rn road, , r - � , t. � . 1 1 ,, I I - � � Just within the city limits, their horse shied �, I 1 _-� : I - � I � . 11� � - at some heaps of g " -ravel which were lying.on t I � .1 1 I.-, . � 1, . ; . the road unspread. The horse started so �. . . f I -F � i; 1. suddenly that Mrs. Pringle was thrown out A r C I I 1. I t I k � and sustained some severe injuries6 A gen- t� �; k I , I I - " tlem&n, who fortunately was near when the . 11 1, - :; . - . I . I accident ocr.arred, took charge of the horse . . L� I �_. and drove to the city for assistance. A � I �, � I - I . I I physician was -found and the unfortunate I . . T, �,, i I I , lady removed home at once. She was ren - . , - t . ", dared insensible for half an hour, her head . 1,1 I I -,, . � - baviDg struck the hard road, . inflicting , � . V . . 41 a wound in which it wag found nebensary to I I i, ti put several stitches. One of her legs was . I . . x;! I also seirerely wrenched. Later reports say . , I � il - 11 . �', - - I , � no serious consequences are likely to follow. I . � -I. 3� . I I AvOTREF. TRANSLA,TrON.—Dr. Norman 7 - IE !�' � - � I 11 ' W. Meldrum, of Ayr, Ontario, sends- us a � I f ��'.' . : ; . �1: . translation of the extract published two � 1, , 11 �, weeks ago, from Rev. M�rdo McKenzie's � , - . I � �.- E, 1p �aelic i G jermon delivered in Toronto. In his I :'. letter Dr. Meldrum eays : "As a native � , In I - , . :4 � born Canadian, it�would be treating the Ian- . I. I ..... i4, . I guage of our fathers with contompt if I did 7 �, I I V . i not, among the rest, ma,ke an attempt to - I i , I I I � . - .give so beautiful and comprehensive a piece- ., . I I � 1 " ; 11 ",I 411, of diction in the common language of their . I I r - . , , . descendants i -n this country. It suffers I � - I T, I it , � � - badly in translation. It cannot be made to I �70 - ; . "; � " x.�� . 11 amal to the feelings as it does in the , . � i . - - , i � � I L 'I I I origintif, -which, as a language of true era - � . I I r,- : K, I i17 - tory, can ,take second place to no other," � - � � . -14, T I I I " I The tranblation given last week was by . 1 , i ; i 11 Mrs. Geoige McIntoih, of McKillop, and I i I � I . I � not Mr. McIntosh, as sLited, The follow - ' i i il I � i i 'ing is Dr. Meldrum's translation : " There I I � . - I � � , : I I is a crown of glory on the bead of biloses - ;; I . . � t_ that will not fade dwp.y; there will, for I I I i � I'�, # ever, be honorable mention made of the �� .. _� � I . . i , . loving, righteous man. It i's not to Moses 7 � �. � � .-U. alone that this is given, but to all who love I � . - :� � - � - the Lord Jesus, who gave himself as a � , � I t, ranborn for sin, Come, then, to Him. We . I �" , , - � N_ � are here, far from our home, but ,A a are one � - I - I - I I in the flesh, one blood courses through our � I- I - i , I'- veins, we speak one language, May it . . , �� I . , zzi t'i pleise the Lord that we may be one in �: � 311 - , - Christ, true brethren in Him and He our Ai� I �i�, I v f - �: - � ��,� - elder Brother." . ��, I . ,i� .. I � .�� . I . WomF -N &:3 WoRir. i.-oR TxAiPERANCE.—At � I r 1;� - � . - . T, the annual meeting of the Women's Chris. I , Y , . � � I tian Temperance Union, of Seafortb, the - �4 � I I treasurer's report showed the following - do- - � i ,,�._. . � f -4:. nations, which may be of interest: Council, 7 � � � � i' �� t � $50; Mr. T. 0. Kemp, $20 ; Mr. James � :. � ,I - .� . ,I " �� I � McMichael, $5 ; Airs. Chesney, $5 ; Chil. - � I � T P . � I I . dren"a entertainment, $8 ; a friend, $1. I .. I - I f . S 61 . Fifty-six dollars of that amount have been i ... : L � - . speat in ch%rity, The Relief Committee , �� ... I : i I seldom gave money, but supplied wood, � �� 11 - - i � groceries, or other necesgaries or paid rent, i I _,,. � � _ � � - L L � . L I. 1 Ten dollars were ,spent in getting temper - . I . � . - I � If � �: � ; ance literature to distribute, and sending � 1Z literature and comfort bags to lumbermen, � - if _': ,; . I , - , Those bagI contained needles, pins, thread - � G " I 11k - � . � __ and all the little thing required for a win. . 11 �� I'll I I I . 11 � � I I . ter in the caimp. The officers' I for the pres- . � �� .� . . ant year are - Mrs. M. D. Sinith. President; � � . F. 1i � Mrs. Kirkman and Mrs. T. 0. Kemp, Vice. t" i � ik, - Praiddenta; Mrs. Dr. Smith, Recording .. f`� � � - - Secretary; Miss A. Cowan, Correspondin 9 � li I I 1. �,� k Secretary and Treasurer; Mrs. s P � ;, . : �� 4 . Superintendent of Relief Committee ; Mrs. . 11 �_ A I - - I M. Y. McLean, Su'perintandent of Heredity - �.'. 1 � � '41' � , and Hygene; Mrs. Elliott and Miss M.E. Me. .1 �� r% x .... � L i_ . liean ) Superintendents of Press Department; .... i�' , . - . .. �. 4. Mrs. M. B. Smith, Superintendent of Lit. � . I � - � I . erature . Mrs, T. O.. Kemp, Superintendent I a I 111; I- � L of work among lumbermen; Miss A. Cowan, �� - I 1* I I I L I . - - Superiate,n(lent of Scientide Temperance L I f� - , - L � I , i- - and Juvenile work. It was thought advis- . I ! 7 L It � --�( � 0,1316 to divide the town into -four wards so I -4 r 41 I all to make the wokik of the Relief Commit. teo lighter �4 i , v �7 - 1; I � . - I . .. than it has been before. The Union also decided to � ; � . I I __ � L- L '. .. - - . I , I offer prizes to anyof I the Band of Hop a 'I h uld write e P1 P1 a W 0 We I the best 1286aY - � . I or giveWthe best recitation on I ten1perance ; also . -proposes opening a con. . 1. - I I - -I- -�� 1. �, ' ' est for the Demorest niedal for iny boy or ; . irl between the ages of 12 an&21years. Purther. particulars respeoting ihe Relief ind Juvenile work will be given again. drs. Dr. Smith and Mrg.,.F. G. �\Tbelin were Ippointed.-delegates to the�'Pro,vl . neial Union 0 blil held in Belleville on Ootobtiik' 25th to 1 Sth. . . ' ave d - ice week 6gain to chronicle the death of two more of )ur citizens., The first is Mrs. Chas. J�arker, 6nd the second Mr. Alex. Spro tj jr. Mrs, 3arker passed away on Friday ta6t at the mrly age of 31 years, aft�-r a lingering and ?aiDful illness, that surb destroyer, .con- iumption, being the cause of death. She was a daughter of the late Mr Win. Me- Aurray, of Egmondville. Sheleives a bus- asud and several small children to moura 'he loor v i of am� ever faithful wife and kind wd1oviug mother, who with the other sor- r6wing relatives, will receive the .heartfelt ,. iympathy of numerous friends. —MT. Speoat, who passed away early Saturday Imorning, was the youngest son of the late Mr. Win. ' , 3progt, of this town. Hie' -was nbi 24 years A age, and was also a vi6tim ol ; consump- bion, He had not been in" robust 6ealth for 5ome years. A .COUP18 of years. ago, wbea �is failier sold his farm and -camb to Sea - forth, Alexander went to Manitoba and on- 4aged in farming near Virden, where he has mo brothers. The climate of t,hib country werned to agree with him, and f0i a time he Ealt much im oved in hqslt,h. Jh the fall A last year, gowever, he caught a severe ,,old while engaged in threshing, and from which he never seemed to iboover. He mine home last fall and spent the winter in ruckersmith, and,, feeling better, he return - A to Manitoba in the spring.and, remained I ,,here until summoned home to , at I nd his 'ather"P funeral. On the way b8r6le seem - A to take another severe cold, from which 3e never rallied, but gradually kiew worse intil he was finally relieved ffom all suffer- ,z)g by'death. He vpis a quiet,,,steady, in- . ;elligent young man, ond, had hif life been ipared, he would have occupied A good posi- ion . among his fellows, as lie *4i a general I .avorite with all who knew hini, ' He leaves 6 yopng widow and infant child. His death s a sad bereavement to her,- and Also to his nother and other relatives, and ii`felt,as an iispeoially severe dispenaation� c4ming, as it loss, so soon after the sad S;Lnd- deeply amented death of his father � few� months 'go. I I . I NEw fruit, peels, - &a. Nothing but the est kept at LAIDLAW'S, Seatorth. 1297-1 . HATS and Caps, Crockery afid, Glassware, ampsandfancy ood fresh groceries; cheaper than ver this week at tFolooD's store. R. J. GRzooRy, ,liquidator. P. , 1297.1 PARTiE9 visiting Stratford from this rection will find it to their advantage 0 call at the stiblishment of Mr. A. J. MoPhqson in that city. lie announcement in another column shows that he is Hering inducements such as will pay 'Purchasers to )ay attention to wh ' at he says. - . 1297-1 z MEN ANjD Boys' LONG BOOTS. —YOU should all at George Good's store and save money by buy. ng your winter boots and shoes no*� J. R.Gumeoity, ,iquidator. ' ,11297-1 JUST received direct from the old country he finest chins tea sets ever sh6wn In Seaforth, 1 1297-1 all and see them. J. C. LAID14W. 0 � I .. TEAiPERANcE Wo-RKEns —District Lodge io. 24,' Independent Orier of Go'od Tem. )Iars, met in the Oddfallows"Hall, Clinton, in the 14th bast. This lodge represents wenty-four subordinate lodges and these odges were represented by seventy-five lelegateE. Business of importance was ranaaeted and general harmony pr6vailed. t was decided that these district meetings ie continued,all the delegates voting in favor ,f: the motion, by a standing -vote. The ne.sting adjourned at six -o'clock to meet .gain at BeIgrave on the 18th -of January . lext. A public temperance meeting was leld by the Good Ternplars of Clinton ,in he evening in the Town Hall. ,. The chair vas.well filled by & member of the Lodge, ,nd a good programme was presented. The numic throughout was excellent. The prin- ipal events of the evening were -addresses Py Rev. G. Hughesi. of Wingham, and the tev. W. Smyth, 4f Cliaton. The first- iamed gentleman sp6 . ke of -life in old Lon - [on, especially among the, poor. lie gave In excellent address, and wad, lis�ened to vith marked attention. Mr. $myth gave a �eneral temperance address. He i's a good I peaker and in well up on the temperance iuestion. He spea,ke with animation, and vas well received. One of the' finest meet- ugs of the kind ' I have ever had the oleasure of attending, wai brought to a onclusion by the enthusiastic �udience inging "God Save the Qugen."—A MEm. IER OF TnE DISTRicT LODGk, I i . - . LOCAL BRiF,Fs, — Thurs Oth, has been proclaimed Thanksgiving lay. —Mr., John Green has sold his cotts in Goderich. xfreet, to Me- Andrew Littf,496, I Harpurhey, for $750. It -is pleasantly ituated and Mr. Little hag got a cheap dace, Mr. Green. 'Intends removing his amily from town.—Mr.' and M,vs. John 4cC&rtney, of Ethel, passed through . here n Wednesday on their way -,.-ho Ima, after pending a few days visiding, friends in and round Tuckersmith . Mr. McCartney is an Id Tuckersmith boy, but, is now one,of the iost prosperous farmers of the _to'*1Jshi0 of ' ,rrey.—The Annual Conyintion of, the Pro. incial Souiety of Christio'n Endeivor is be- �i 3g .held in London this ;;'-eek. �; the follow- ag are the delegates from �, SeAforth : Mrs. Lndrew Young, a a d Missies Tufford, )avidsoo, Henderon,'L, Willgob, S. McLean nd Messrs. E." Ch.orry tM Newton Mo. I I avipli. We hope they !;will have a ood time.—The contract Mr thi6 erection f the new Coleman fou'iide� buildings was warded to Mr. John Copp A,r-88,000. The rork is to be completed by flie close of the ear, and. a large force of Y"n are already t work. The buildings cohloleted will cost etween ten nud-, twelve !'thousand dollars-. .'hey will be of brick. —Thib,time last. year here were a dozen men fok ' . b that ,jqvery Jo 7ae-going. This fall it is 41rhost impossible D get a laboring man or niddhauic for any urpose. This is due to thb',�. large amount - f building going on in t6*0 this year.— lessrs. Bright Brothers, oldtiliers, are hav- 3g a new plate glass front placed in their . ,, tore which,'when completed","' will give the tore quite a nobby appearafibe. —Mr. David - 0 proat, of Ethelkwas here, this week at - 11 auding the 'funeral of hig nephew, Mr, deN. Sprost,, jr,' He I -h for home on Vedvesday.—Mr. W.O. Vei� spent Sunday , ad Monday in Win-911amA! V sithng frionda. Irs. Coulter, of the PuQtib School, has een ill for a week, and- Miss 'C'ash bad ) teach in her place. —M.r,,,, Cameron Smith, ,he has been practiei8g_lgw here for some � I ,me, Is going to remoVe to 41ensall, where a will open a law, office. TEe Hensall peo-' le wi1J find him a reliable pilaotitioner and ,good citizen, His friends here will wish im success in the sisi6ri ii'llage.—Mr. b3mris Govenlock, the' indefatigable and mergetic President of' tho. Tucker2mith ,ranch Agricultural Society, was round ,ith a subscription thil, qtlier day to raise , i.oney sufficient to free tihO iociety from the )ad of debt which bag',been bearing it own for solne time, It *40 being liberally gfied, . and , we hope Miii i3ovenlock will icceed in his effort, Whe 'does not no ermon else can.—Mr. And Mrs, R. H(. Col. ns, of Exeter, were in -town. Saturday and unday. While here theY,Weie the guests E Mr, and Mrs. Alex, 1#11sou.—There is [ready some talk as to who ivill be the oc- ipant of -the civic chair next year. If the ,ectors consult their own interests they will ivite the present Mayoi to remain in the Dsition for another yaAr, We have no nowledge that Mr. Holciested would so. )pt the position, but if bid would it will pay 'ell to keep him there foi next year at any tte.—It is many yeari slice there has been 1011 A IOD9 continued hoell of delightful 'eather at this 80400i, ,,Is we have . I i I I � . I i � I I I ..,,` I � . .I I .- ! . I - � . - . .. I . . I . . - . . � I � i -OLM—ne"M I � i . . I I . . , GCToma. 21i 1892 1 THE HURON EXPOSITOR. - - � . . - 11 __ I I . I ; . I � wife, who have been visiting at Mr.Ronald's know what he is talkiriv . bout, for the great - . been, enjoying for some time, It considering the depressed conditiozi of the I haf� t,d its I Ist 1049 , � - horse market. When, , re offer- for1he past week or two, returned home to American Republic' optic nerve V 4 'I - "I I � I - I makes it pleasant to liva, but the trees the cattle wp week.—The Brussels school , stretched upon John, at his ability, good ' October 2 'I are rapidly becoming denuded of their ad the crowd opened a battery, Deafly every Chicago this . � , it Does and many virtuef- have at 1-.st been . beautiful foliage, and we will soon have win- man appeared to want cattle, and under the board are advertising . for a full staff of " . yers rewarded. The appoiu--ment mee" with ter and grippe, in spite of ouroolves.—We controlling influence of the wielder's of -the teachers. This year some of the ratepa, il . , notice that Mr. G. R. Anderson, of this hammer, whose exhortations w�re ever think it would be more in the interests of universal approval, but if there is anything I tdwn, has been appointed business manI waxing 'eloquent, the bidding beqame en- the school if they advertised for a, new on earth that will defeat his appointment it IT IS A FACT - . � . � � ,ii, . ager and Treasurer of 11 The Varsity," a thusiastic, and the bovines realizod fancy Board of Trustees. ,The ratepayers and the will be the names affixed to his official bond, " . . a a. .H- ' . 1. $47 ' That our assortment of Fine Goods is nest journal published weekly in the Uni prices, cows selling as high as , two- Inspector think the present staff one of the Horace Zebulon Wheeler nd Autit! We best we ever had, and the Inspector says ton, for they will either paralyze the State varsity of Toronto. We congratulate oul year-old steers $44, yearling steers!1$32 and - Department or m a Consular greater now than it has evei been I .. I younf friend on this mark of his ability an spring calves $14. The proceeds oi the sale the school is second to none in his Inspec The I appointment tickles life We have added some very deSirable popu arity conferred upon him by his fellow amounted to the handsome sum 0 $1,650. torate. On the other ha a ratepayer:. . _t_� , I Did th General,. i arms, in- thick the present Boird.ons of the worst w nationals to death, and if John goes on in things which we have not kept before, � ' students. He deserves it all.—The County Mr. Cumming, having rented his 11 If the ratepayers are fond of the even teiDor of his ways, the great Amer. TW� House of Refuge question will be discussed tends moving into the village of � , I . an " altogether, we. ba,ye really a ,iEgmond- ever had. C4 at the next meedig of Beehive Association ville in a short time, where he has urchased fun they should attend the Board ,meetingp, ican eagle will swell out with pride and it f Fall and Win- I WH . p . will be well that we all dwell together in splendid. collection o I i -_ of Patrons of Industry,oya Monday evening, a house and lot. . as one of themselves expressed 'himself to I lw� 11 - I the affect that the meetings are more like a unity and love throughout the INst. 'Ifac's ter goods: to select from. You are in- . I - , October 319t. This is a live and important I , � - remotion fille'the' position formerly held vited to call at any time and look .� subject, and should bringout &large sit. Zurich. I beargardenthana civilized assemblage, . r . - tendance'. -The election of officers for the GREAT CLEARING SALE at E. J J Hardy,s Apples are- the great commercial com- Ey Mr. Scidmore. John sits up one half the through this stock. It is impossible DO Ig Saturday modity at the Brussels 9tation these days. night now studying constitutions1law, and M . _. Toronto Young Liberal Clubtook plactsop Harness allop, for thirty days, commencl for us to tell *1 merits in this column, Monday last. It was the most exciting octotfbr the 16th. I wish to inform my numerous -Mr. John McCrae so!d ten acres of;bard- it will really be h pleasure to be the first Its election since the organizaiion of the club,, customers and the public In bneral that 11 have now wood bush last week for $400, and the 11 stiff " be sits on judicially. Joking siside, but we know that after having looked i and eacho'ffice was closely contested, Mr. on baud &large stock of lig,9t and hewly harness, purchaser to clean the land as well, a pretty we wish him all kinds of luck and congrat- through any one of our leading de. J; which I will sell stgreately -reduced prides. I will � his well deserved promo- . I James Lennon, barrietbr, of this town, who sell No. I black'team harness with hip strl'p comrlete bigfiguro.. I ulate him upon partments, you will be satisfied in a I .q . . , in a prominent member, acted as one of the for $24, and all team harness accordingly I ow. will tiou", � I . .sorutineers.-Uiss Ids Dickson returned . sell $19 single harness for $16, and all siqle harness Witaton. three -fold way, viz.: as to quality, a I % I 10:1 � away down in price, this harness Is lall made of � I home "oo Monday last after a six weeks', - No. 1 stock and warrented to give satisfaction. I A SALE.—The sale of the stock and other - Brucefteld, style and price, . . - I I I . P . visit among relatives and friends in Mani- will sell good swet collars for 76 cents PO4 pair, form- effects belonging to the estate of the late FAR31 RENTIED.—Mr. James Swan has . �� V , toba.-Mr. John H. BroadfODt returned or price was $1.50, I have also a fine Ifife of No. I x. c 0 MILLINERY � , fur tosts, the best ever shown in town, which wil I be Ire. Campbell, of the 18th concession of succeeded in renting the Robert M Cartn y Foul home from the Pacific cofast on Wednesday. sold at wholesale prices. lagoat robes thave a fine Grey, near here, came off on Saturday last, farm near here. It has been leased to the . Hundreds of trimmed. and un - He was- combining business with pleasure assortment which have been bought at ��.ock bottow- The stock sold readily and brought good .Messrs. Drown, of Hibberb, for a term of trimmed Hats and Bonnots, cheap, moderate 1 slow. � . and got his share of both. -Our old friend, prices and will be sold at a sllght,advan6 on cost. I prices, but.there was no purchaser for the five years, for $250- a year. It contains priced and fine qualitiek, assortmentalways Commo I Mr. Thomas Pringle, of Milwaukee, has ,an ,ell you a good large rohe for $5.25 4nd upwards, farm. It is a good farm of 180 acres, and is 100 acres ; is well situated and a good place, . ' 89 robes for $7.76. 1 haie also a One varli-ty of � the best. style *1 kindly sent us a comprehensive volume con- , 5nergetic, push - trunks and valices, hslters, brushes, icurry-combs offered cheap, It is still for so;le. Mr. and the Messrs. Drown are t . � tai a description of the iadustries,,of andonspo, which will be sold at bao4upt Price"- Donald McInnes, of Usborne, brother of the ing young men and w ill make good tenants. MANTLES . \ .. 3noderr I . Ding - ,iG. reliable procem Milwaukee and setting forth the capabilities Horse blankets away down in pricesi a large and late Men. Campbell, administrator of the _HEAvy ZuREsiii, -The old , I well selected stock of wh,ips, which vFIII be sold at I I of the city as a business centre and a desir- nearly cost, good whips from 10 cents up, remember estate, was present looking after. matters in threshing firm, Cameron & Ross, Brucefield, Those perfect fittiog mantles that . and col � threshing you've heard so much about are still well able place of residence, Ii Is nicely bound, now is your time to buy cheap goods, c�me early and the interest Of the estate, ! have been d some mammoth , ization , � I neatly printed, profusely illustrated and is have a good stock to choose from, as I *m determin- . . Tegdnesday, October 19, at the assorted. No trouble to get saited, sizes � ed to sell --goods cheaper than an' , )dealer In the — lately. On 4 Aemanii distributed gratuitously for the purpose of province has ever before sold this Irl.le of goods. . Hibbert. farm of Mr. James Dallas, they turned out 32, 34, 36, 38, yet in stock.. I . I . advertising the city and its interests and it Itemember the place at E. J. HAnDY'S �`iarnese Shop, FAR,Nr SOLD. -Mrs. Murphy, of Sisafortb, of " The Old Decker " nearly 900 bushels of �aress - �, oannot fail to bear fruit. These Americans Zurich. . 0 1296-2 has sold her farm on the 5th concession of o&tB in the- short space of six and a half CLOAKINGS' . _�j Y�Xt 9A believe in printers' ink and whatever they -BRiEFs.-Dr. George Fee isj at present this township to Mr.,Tames Doyle,of Seattle, �ours, including steps, Had Messrs. Cam- There are a great many choice 'Past t with -his parents on a v,isit. He'lhas been in eron i Rome known they were being timed undertake they do up in good .style, -We � Wash iugton Territory, for $3,000. The farm thiag� in Mantle clothe and Cloakings, just have this week to congratulate two of our De�roit attending the medicst college.- contains 75 acres, and Mr. Doyle has secured they might have added considerably to this the right weight for Canadian winterg, throug most worthy citizens on the important step Reir. D, Brand will,preach in the Evangel- a good investment for the money. I amount, and might be justly termed, " The cutting free. I thecol in their history which they have tAiken. ical church next Sunday foren�on. He is I . I - � . Threshing Kings." . bus� W . We refer to. Mr. R, S. Hays and Mr. AI?X_ sto,tioned in Crediton. Rev. q. F. Haist . �� . , Ashfield. DRESS GOODS - I sibiliti i I I I I ander Stobie. , The particulars concerning will occupy his pulpit in Creditou. -Mr. F. NOTES. -The revival meetings still con- Winthrop. There's no use trying to describe I � tc- them will be foubd in other columns. We W. Hefis and wife came ho*�% few days tinue at Zion. We pray that many souls SOCIAL.—The ladies of Princeia Alice., our Dress -Materials and their Trimmings, . WILY - ; Igan pur- are sure our citizens -generally will join us ago from their wedding tour to Michi may be bioughl; to, the truth. -The Inspec- True Blue lodge, No. 21, Winthropo kindly call and see for yourselves. uget pess � ". in welcoming Mrs. Hays and Mrs. Stobie to and will move into their house �hls week.- po . � sell. yo , ter visited Zion public school last Friday, _so ' holding a social- at the residence of _ Seafortb.-Mrs, A. K. Chittenden returned Mr. Heyrock came home from a trip to Mr. James Horney, on Friday, October SHAWLS I offerim, , I a few days ago from Hamilton, where alle, Michigan a few days ago. While there he and expressed himself well pleased with 28th. Tea will be- served from six to seven . I 7 had. been visiting friends and relatives.- was looking after his land. -Divisi the standing of the school.�Tha promotion o'clock, after which an interesting musical They're here by the score, some __11 . tosts- Miss Elder returned Saturday from a ten was held here last Wednesday, �udge Doyle examinations for the county of Huron will and literary programme will be given. A choice Colorings, and great big sizes for I . ford U. take place on Friday, 21st inst., commenc- - I days' visit to friends' at Niagara. I Miss presiding. This was the biggeq,t court ever a .55 a. n 9 - �� ' ing t 8 i. Teachers and pupils will nominal fee of 15 cents will 'b ', charged for little money. lin4; b, Edith Cash taught Miss Elder's -do artment held here, as it took until near six o'clock, ' admission. i . wigt I govem themselves accordingly. The council o � f Royal Tem- FURS � * in the public school during bar a9sence.- andiwas full of interest. � 0 , . TzmrERANcEI_ m mwe I Miss McMichael is visiting at the residence t I . No - $now yet, but it's coming and - � � , of her uncle, Mr. James McMichael, Gode- � , - - . . . Bluevale. - plars here, having been closed during the ant you to know where . you can g � ; .1 Hensall. I - summer, has opened again for the winter, we, w, at' 1, Our rich street. -Remember the lecture, by Rev. TuAiBER.-A lob of oull bai'vewood, pine THE FALL SHow.-The annual fall fair with weekly meetings an formerly. At the supplied, when the first cold snap_ comos. !J - k S of the BLuevale Agricultural Society was,. council held last. week it was decided to _. I I pnew A. Grant, of St. Marys, in the Egmond- an(relm lumber for sale cheap. Rom= BL?Lr,, Jr., � xumm Ville church+W-night. The Ladiea'iAid'de- Hengall. i 1297-3 held in that village on Saturday, 15th-inst. - DERWEAR I . � .. chan the night of meeting to Monday, as U:N I � � I . sire a very large attendance.-Mr.'Andrew ; This show is entirely gotten up by the lesslokely to interfere with other gather- The best and warmest kines for Ladies- I -:0ur Ross, of Toronto, spent Sunday last in Son- G. �J SUTHERLAND Notary !Public, - Con. people of Bluevale and vicinity and is do- ings in the vicinity. On Monday even.n I .1 ,, veyan�e commissioner in high co�rt of justice, endentaupon their enterprise for existence. 1 91 Misses and Children, you'll likely find just � WoTid- 'forth visiting friends. --Hugh Grieve and fipsuer�oi marriage licenses and ln�urance agent. the 24th ineb,, the programme for the win- . rnprtgages, agree- PAis yeAr is the first in which the society what you want and cheap too. �, I ff- Frank Beattie will ship a carload I of geese All legpl documents such as deeds, , . ,ter in to be arranged, and all the members - — � tikis I � t, - - I I . I to New York on Monday. The �oad will . mento, lesees and wills drawn up according to law at have been able to ay prizes and they mus whib are willing to attend are requested to - - We must. not forget to call your ' . contain about 1,500 fowl and were pur- remcnalble rates. Office, at the Post�Offloe. 1296 be greatly gratifies by the good 'succesi of present themselves at that This . . I I - chased at an average of from 45 cents to 50 LoidALBRmFs.-The weathir still OOn- the show. The building was entirely too society.bas been a great beumeeflettii�ngihe past, ,,attentio,ii to our very large usortment 16 � - :. � A coati a piece, They get $1.00 a piece for tinues favorable in this ti - f the in- small for the exhibits and the crowd pr Kid Gloves, Woollen Gloves, Mitts, ' - � � � J - sec 'on 0 sent' not only an- regards the Temperance cause of � I � � them in' gathering of fruit and root' crops. -Our The show of horses, cattle &ad sto e �, : � � lNew York. They will both so- ck was but in, diffusing a social feeling, -and moral Woollen Hosiery, Knitting Yarns, -11. �. THE I . I COMPADY the load.�--The debate on the busine!:s men report trade bec�oming brisk, . also of a high quality' The list has - , � - � � , sentiment in the community generally. We Children's Caps, &c. Our stock is .. , Prohibition question, under the auspices Of and, were the prices paid fo�r grain only, been received and wffi be p=,d ,e,t wish them success. I'll f - FIR ' I � the Mechanics' Institute Literary Society, higher, everything would falily hum. -A week. I - _. r I complete in Cold Weather Goods. -1 - � ,� . very interesting examination �nd entertain- 41111� . 11 i - , �� . , takes- place this evening in Kidd's hall. � Aubum. � I 'The affirmative is to be taken by Mesars. ment was held in our village s�hool on Fri- � If Cromarty. 11 - lmm� - � — day afternoon last. The scho�l. room, was INDUCTION OF A PASTOR.—The Presby- -ng, � I i .John McMillan, M.P,, John Beattie and R. . NOTES.—Mr. Richard Hobbs and wife, of Made U Ciothl . . N Brett, 'and the negative* by Messr tahtefully decorated for the o�cssiou, name tery of Huron met here on the 15th inst., P _-, THU I I - ! . le I 4. ly, the 4OObh anniversary of th1c disoovery of NiSsouri, are visiting friends here. -Mr. forthepurposeof induotiugthe Rev. Rob. ' -1 � � �George JaAsoa, Harry Reattie and Thomas ichigan, formerly of We have laid in a very large stock ,� � -1. I; I 1. America, In addition to the 4 art Henderson into the pastoral charge of ,: - � -- . � I I 'E. Hays. , plandid pro- Staffa, spent a few days with friends here. I'll. , -There wao's partial eclipse of the . of the best quality of Clothing for _. I gramme carried out by the puills, very in, Manchester and Smith's Hill. Rev. � Mr. I �.1- I - . sun on Thursday. It was distinctly visible Ile has commenced a course in the Toronto Hamilton, of Londesborough, occupied the M -en and Boys. Suits, Overcoats, Un- , . - . � through a smoked, glaig.-Dptective Phair, terestin and appropriate addroses were de. Veterinary College. -Mr. James Miller, or., I . - , . I � . of.London, who wag shot by a rough in that livered fy the Nev, E. Softle��, of St. Paul's pulpit on the occasion. He preached a very derwear, Oaps, and sitch like -will be t_ - � . I � city a few church, and Rev. J. S. Hend�rson, of Car. while driving to church on Sunday last, suitable sermon. Rev. Air. Stuart, of Clin- � � . days ago a;nd an account of which allowed his horse to run away. In its wanted, -and we wish -to modestly state I . . . mel church. A very larg -b of visit- s � ton, addressed the minister, and clearly de- hal- we believe to be: a fact, that we 1. . : Doul appears in another column, died from his n Vik er fright the horse ran into the ditch, throw- fined his duties. Rev. Mr. Geddes, of w L, .1 � I injuries Wednesday morning. He was one of tore wetip present, shol _ I interest they . - 11 " �. with dl the oldest and best men on th' tatke in the school. Tbeteac era, Mr. J. T. ing the occupants in-& heap, breaking Lilly Wbitechurch, addressed the congregation. stand this season in the very f iont I ..... . ;of WY14 � I - � I . I . I � I - I . � a London PA'rk's arm. The rest escaped with a few Mr. Henderson is not a stranger here, for 8 t's a arge new ' .... I th mi ank-offering meetiXE2 I . I - ' � �1 % wi , police force. -The Tb - Wren, M, rg. McLean, and Mis Simpson, are bruise - ball match played " during the pastorate of Rev. Mr. McMillan, rank of Clothier . -If i I '... . I A in connection with the Seaforth A xiliary entitled � to, and did receive, great credit for s t a ff a s� n", STI i'oowf 0doat stock you ould .' like to pick f rom - - - - - - � : 112 no V the psin� they took in providfng the enter- yl between the Mitchell he occupied the pulpit here during that en- w : 4 1 Woman's Foreign Missionary Sociery, held tainment, and the very creditable manner in and Staff �, cl4ba, resulted in favor of the tleman's visit to Scotland. He therefore, you'll find it here. If it is neat fittiag, I ; .case -t . in the Preebyterian church last Friday even- f . I Teachi I home club, the score being 3 to 0 in favor of ; I ing, was a well attended and:pleasant meet. which tbler scholars- carried out the pro* Staff&. The return game is bein looked enters upon hii, new duties under the most stylish and Serviceable clothing you ; I the mic ing gramme. -Mrs. J. Murray, of Wingham, favorable circumstances. He is good are after, our's is the place, for we I , thatim . The addreas by Mrs. Shortreed was forward to with- much interest, -Sur now & . -very interesting and the free will offerings and formerly of this village, i visiting bet preacher, and an earnest, , 'Indefatigable bhe ...... �� -the --thi inerchant is doing a, good thrifty trade in keep t beat of everything. Call and � were in exceas-of any former year. -We are mother, Mrs. Laing, of th( township of worker, audthe peopleof his new charge . 1, . boots and shoes. -Preparations are being have made a most judic If examine our stock, it will pay you in . _! ,guardi glad to notice that Mr. Samuel Carnachan, H&y.-Mr, G. C. Petty has � turned home th ious selection. . � . - The- .- , - . I � madeforatem meetin in connectionwi they do theli.part, their pastor -will do his, many ways. - I - � � - Of Egmondville, is again sufficienitly re- from his ,recent trip to Man,'bobs. While our village church. A.ev. Mr. Henderson - The same evening a tea meeting was held, � �:_ TU111101] covered to be able to walk up.town. there lie ,met in with a good any of his old . I I guilty, . , . I neighbors from this section, bom he found will deliver a lecture on bi trip to the tea being served in the temperance hall, C z I � . Bond t] . I . 11 a w I speak dw'ard .McFaul i .. I 1 - EGMONDVIME NOTES. . well and prospering. --The Rev. . Canon 6oast, while Rev. Mr. Hamilto il and.speaking in the church. : The choir of L- I �� -Old Mrs. Gor ou his trip to the Holy- Land, � . I ; �_psdimi inally, who has been entirely helplees from Richardsba, of London, deli ;ered a grand . the church rendered suitable music an the I . - them I paralysis for some months, was remoVed to address in St. P&ul's chur§h, on Tuesday � 0 - occasion. 11 Christian Un'ty " was the SEAFORTH. � I t I balf 0 Chiselhurst. . I , the convent in'London on Friday last. She evening last, the occasion being the Harvest main theme of the occaaion, -- A more suit. � 'to the. . . . �, : � . lived alone in a log sbanty near the river Home Festiv&16 The chur'ell was most NOTES. —Mrs. Horton, or., in very low, able� one could not have been'cliosen, repre- urday. .He had been away for two years ' . _. ,� -posith I I and had it not been for the generous atten- tastefully and beautifully Aeoorated with and her recovery is not thought possible.- sentatives of five different churches being and returned unexpectedly. -r -Mr. J. Melkle. .. worse, . john Will L . I t�. . tion of her neighbors, she would have been Fearly all ,the products of th�� earth, reflect- Mr. Thomas Nichols is about again ; he had present on the platform, The proceeds of take possession of Hr. Hastie's 4 .� ran ho I L - badly off indeed. Her every want was ing the greatest credit on theL committee into & serioue� illness for three weeks.�-Mesers- the meeting amounted to -over $60 clear Of blacksmith shop at the beginciiing ot next 11 . the w4 I -Fitzgerald and Henry Eyre spent Sun- all expenses. year. . I I attended'to by these kind people, and too whose hands this iMpDrt%Ut 1vork was com- J. I . . I .. them' much praise cannot be given to mitted.-Quite a number of' delegates left day recently with Rev. Win. Torrance, of 0 1 '. , the self - 0 1 1. lerrone . denying Piotestan-t ladies who waited on here thin 'week to attend the Christian En. Goderich. . They report the reverend gen- ' East Wawanosh. Hills GTeen. :� .. teriAti ion __L; tleman as being able again for his work, f � her day and night. What grand depthe of deavor Convention being hel, at Lon( . T.uE LATEJoHN BoNE.-It becomes our NoTzs.-Mrs. Smith, of Exeter, and Mrs. ; . their i Among those who recently 1� after a serio6 illness. Mr. Torrance kindly action are induced by such cases of "ft we emitted exceedingll painful duty to-chroniclothe Bell, of Hamilton, former reiddents of this � � preached in this church for three years, and . freqnt human need ! Here is the true secret of to mention the name of Mr. John Bu still . sudden an unexpected demise of Mr. John vicinity, were renewing sequaintanceo here . The al who is attending the Agrioult greatly -loved by the people. - : � worldly enjoyment, not in pampering our , ural College at Is ROV- Bone. Throughout a life of three score last W � Eve G, McKinley, B. D,, preached a good ser- . eek. -The revival meetings, which are I ry, - own selfish liesires, but in ministering to the Gue10, -Professior Hawkii s, of Brussels, � a in the Methodist years he enjoyeit robust health. On the . being conducted In the Methodist Church . , I - that b . � wants of others lets favored than ourselves. was . he village last wee r, calling on a D`10 Church on Sunday, morning of October, rd he went to bring by Rev. H. Irvine, assisted by Mrs. Pent. � *Igned e -It is very satisfactory to note the many few of his old f riendo.-, k large number the pastor, Rev. H. Irvine, taking educa- home a load of empt barrels, When at- land,Arelargely attended. -Mrs. Pentland . :- ge�"�l ... , well kept grocery, butcher and bakery rig from this'.Village attended M-, John Mann. tional work on Hensall circuit. tempting to climb u on the load his foot preached to the Sunday school children last ;11 Brief I a . ? . I 0 . :� which come from town, with well kept, 101 e auction sale held Monday last. slipped and he fell back ork the horses,which Sabbath morning, and to a large congre-' , T -by soi I I ' carefully driven horses, but there in room His neigh�bors all regret th:t1he has decided Morris . scisred them and they ran away, Apparent- gation in the evening. -Mr. James Cochrane . 1� lasti,nI . , for improvement in some of tbe,drivers at to leave the form and enter linto business at NOTES, -Mr. Robinson Russell, of Sagi- ly one of the wheels struck Mr. Bone on the now wears a smiling face. I 1. _13audix -Miss Martha ' - I least, who never realize that horses have' Ridgetown, as he was a good and obliging naw city, Michigan, paid a visit to his head, fracturing the right temple, He Hudson has returned home from Hensall,_ . I -an 1A94 rights to be respected, and that it is Dot neigbbor.*� We wish him sui6cess.-Miss Ida parents on the Oth line for a few days this breathed for a short time, but did mot RP- Apple.pulling is at prevent engaging the -at- a chil , . - Z . - necessary to� drive like, John to do one's Dick, daughter of Mrs. Thoriias Dick, of the week. 'His wife and family accompanied pear conscious of suffering, The sad event tention of our farmers. -Mr. dike -r Cole. - 21".Url ! , I 1� I 0017,21h � duty. -Mr. D. Stevenson, intends moving Blind Line, township of H , hag accepted him to their home an Tuesday. has cast a gloom over the entite community, man has, ou appeal, been ,grante*d a thir(I � ' I his family down to the village if a suitable the situation of -milliner in Mr. D,_ I S. -Miss Maud Thompson, of Brussels, is and but one sentiment is expressed and that class certificate: The matter was consider� , . I � I good i _. 4 house can be found. We hope the change Faust's store, Zurich. -A number from hpre visiting friends on the 6th line for a few is sincere -and heart -felt sorrow at th�e Sad- ably delayed, he not reeeivh3l; word until I - � your 1 , 01111 , . � tell yi may benefit Mrs, Stevenson's health. which attended the Division Court held at Zurich dayr.-Threshing is about - finished up now, den demise of one who had led a busy and last week. -Mr, Thomas Coleman is g ib I 1. has been causi6g her friends inuch "anxiety on Wednesday last, some as parties to suiti and nobody is sorry.-Cb,uncil meeting at useful life. His warm and genial disposi- to take charge of the Hills Green cider mil 11 grett.: , - . , for many months, -Much regret is e:�, and cAhers as witnesses.-Nios M. Morri- thei'�hall on November 7ti�-The bridge at tion won ihe respect and esteem of all who in, plsce of Mr. John Elgic.-Milow Ma.ry '� , pressed . to exii . I � at the continued indisposition of .6c Rev. son and M is* C. 0. Chapn ian, spent 1:ist Suoehine has been repaired at last. -Mr. bad the pleasure of him acquaintance, De� McNair, of Grey, has been the guest of � . . ; I the 11a - Mr. Needham. His pulpit was occupied Sabbath in Bayfield. -Mr -H . Kinsman, Win: ' Baines, of the 5th line, is at present ceased was born in Duinfries-sbire, Scotland, Miss Mary Maxwell durilug tbe past week. I � .i. tellee w last Sabbath by Mr. W. A. Merkley,'a dentist, of Exeter, will hereafter visit Hen- very ill. -Mr. Tho-mae Russell, jr,,-is.away and when four years old came with his 0 . exten, student from Knox college, Toronto, who Ball twice A, month, as a� vertised in this packing spples in Wawa&sh.-Miss Jennie parents to this country and Bettled in the. . ,� -1 - - - paper. . . Wroxeter. 4 1 �, At �, I I - delivered two excellent discourses, Mr.- J. Hanna, of the Oth line, is away visiting at township of Pualinch, near Galt, -where his 1. . of has I A� o , H. Borland, B.A., also of Knox coil-ege, - I 0 i Uxbridge for a few weeks. -Turnip pulling youtb and early manhood were spent, ex- A L.A.31ENTEDD-EATH. -A promising career - . I 114"Al � . 11 I � � � . I will t, Brussels. will soon be in order now. -Potatoes are perbineing some of the difficutties fi3cidental �, . souto ake ali%Tge of the work for the next ' - was cut short, and a brief, well-opent life ' � _., I three weeks, when it is hoped Mr. Needham Ai,PLES WANTED.—At Wet Brussels I evap- rotting badly in many places. -Apples are to pi6neer life, Twenty-six years ago be - suddenly brought to an end by the recent I � .; intec� . . ,� 14 will, be able to resume his pastoral duties. )od crop, and many loads daily may be with"his wife and young family, Tem ' death of Mr. John Davidson, jr,, -at � � - orating factory. The undersigned has enlarged his a 91 ovedto I the . this Is it possible that our council, who -are all factory to double the capacity ar d Is o )en to buy seen going to Bru8sels and Blyth. the -43oupty of Huron, where, by divine early age of 23 He was the eldest - Ei Mont . i _ years, �! I ples. Small al plea wi I not be ac. OrOING To AWAA. —Mr. Christopher Michie- blessing, thrift, industry, and sound judg- 'son of our respected townsman, .Mr. John i "Pee ; farmers, intend the narrow ridge of a"y quantity ot a I . : - I I cepted. Wind-farls sweet or sour that are of any intends leaving shortly for Alms, Welling- ment, be had the satisfaction of seeing the Davidson, and stood very high in the eati- 1 ; � graveil'and boulders laid on our street to be size will be taken. Wanter appice 25 cents per bag. I . - knov ,a finish for this season ? Surely a few loads L. MAwxR, Biussels. . 1296.4 ton county, where he takes the -position of wild bu.oh lot put under cultivation, com. mat -ion of. all who knew him, bering of an � � � I of a( might be spared to fill the numerous holes - SHOW CORRECTIONS. -Mr Finlay McIn- herdeman at Sunnybide fa.rm, the property modious buildings erected, and prosperity open, genial nature, always first in any good I if he and make driving moreCDMfortable. We tosh was .awarded 2nd pi ize for draught of James Hunter, a prominent breeder of prevail, Deceased was a staunch and ac. work, and blameless in life and character. - 7birth pay"evormouslysin wear and tear on account stallion under two years, at the show here, short horn cattle,, Shropshire sheep'land tive member 'of I the Presbyterian church. Of a studious disposition he passed through receil of badly constructed roads, but then it is and'Mr. James Campbell w is given the 2ad Clydesdale horses. Mr. Michie is a steady, , On several occasions he acted on building the High School very creditably and rtook % I ,eradi -ad of those wh .9 youn -ieu quite a third, and afterwards asecond-olass certifi- � , 0 an indirect tax, like -our beautiful system - prize for carriage team, inst � 'industriou �g man, and onewbo has committees, the firab time wl -obser of protection, %nd- of course not felt, but received credit in the regular lint as publish. always manifested a deep interest and taken YOUD9 man, to erect the Presbyterian church cate. He taught school at Ritchie's ,school - I ceptil it tells all the same -on the general wealth of ad last week. - � an active part, in everything calculated to in the villag,j of Heopeler, His co-workers house, Howick, and subsequently at Chrys. � le.481-l'! the country. A buggy whoel jolts into a - . � promote the general welfare of the commun- say of him, 6 we have lost a wise friend and ler's on the gravel road, giving the very N, I Imay; . A. GOOD RECORD. The following prize ity in'which he resides. - Although he may loving brother." He leaves a wife, three a , rut or strikes a stone and something gives winners in the cattle classes at the recent , best of satisfaction at both places, He was � ren ' way or is badly shaken up. A heavy Brussels show were got by bulls owned or be only temporarily absent he will be much sons and a daughter to wourn a good hus- offered the post of first assiata,nt in the pub- I I hm . wagon, under similar conditions, not, only bred by Mr.- David Milne of Ethel, viz,: missed here. baud and an indulgent father. On Sabbath, lie school st,Paris, whither .he- went last � this � suffers a bad shaking, but the horses are October Oth, the Rev. W. Geddes preac year, and where hii'contracted typhoid fever., I Durhame.-Bull over 2 years old, Ist prize ; . . bed I I has T fretted and perhaps are struck a hard bl")w bull., urlder 2 years old, lot �, aged cow,2nd ; Kippen. I an able, loving, warning discourse from the which proved fatal in spite of all that the train with the' pole of the wagon. Some of the 2 -year old heifer, 18t I e r old heifer,19t; NoTicz. -All accrnts� due the under- words, " Take ye heed, watch &nd pray. skill of the local physician., as well aa of Dr. of wl 1- -_ . Most progressive and -wealthy countries in bull calf,,2od ; heifer ; calp �st, 2nd said 3rd. signed must be epttlediefore Novamber let,without for ya know not when the time it." . , Smale, of this place,.Ijis family doctor, and I - we b � . . , Eu expend as much as $6,000 per mile Grades. -Aged cow, lot pr ze; 2 -year old fail. 6. WE18MILLYR. 1296-2 "Brief life is here our F�rtlon -, the assiduous nursing of his father and I � old, � . ;;; in rope ort4 her, who were in attendance at his bed- .� of ��u ordinary roiid .making and find it a Buyixo. GRAiN.-D. McLennan has aamin Brief sorrow, sh , ed care ; mot � � heifer, lot ; 1 -year old heif r, 2od ; heifer The life that knows no ending, � I profitable inVestment in the long run, opened up the Hippen grain ware -house., witli-mr. side, could do, His body was brought here I I pare . � 0 calf, 2bd ; fat cow, 2nd. T�ls Is a pretty. John Moffattin charge as usual, and the highest The tearless life is there, and buried in the ., cemetery, the .funeral * . . � good prize record, and shows the beneficial figures. will be paid for.all Oh I happy retribution ! .. �cism . kinds of grain. Farmers , . I - - .. -Tuckersmith. - . results flowing. from eveO one good herd. bring It right along. I - 1294 Short toll, eternal rest ; being one of the largest ever known in this ,. 1 . toal For mortal@ and for sinners, �� I . M , i neighborhogd. " Johnnie " Davidson, " he � � SeV46 R. J. CUMMINa's Bw SALE. -One of But, in i0dition to the aboVie prizes, a large NOTES. -Rev. H. J. Fair preached ac. . A mansion with the blest." -CO-M. was famili�rjy called, was one of those t 1 - the largest as well as most successful, auction number of the prize winners at Atwood, ceptably in the Methodist church last - dege I I elves I I :�, stu�p � I 1i - Wroxeter, Fordwich and ot ier shows were Sunday. -Mrs, George Taylor has quite re- . Nolesworth. beloved by all, and whose loss is felt to be "� ha sales ever held in this township. was con bright, ardent -spirits who ink'ke them& ` _i 'YOU ducted for Mr# James Cumming %in lot 10, got by bulls either owned or bred by Mr. covered from her recent ill ness;-Mr. Charles BRIEF BIT,% -James Wright, ourrenown- a personal one by all his frienda, He Was , concession 7, on Tuesday last, 18th inst., by Milne. Jones was compelled, through sicknese,_ to ad shoemaker, visited his farm in Morris on foremost In the football field and prominent �� " I I mua . auctioneers.- W. G. Duff and Wm. McCloy. � BwEys,-On Tuesday a number of the leave his studies in Seafortb, and come Friday last, where be spent a day packing in the Society of Christi u E bein . beR_ .-able to be apples. -Miss A. Glass has been on the sick secretary of the societ in connection witiN - " t 'of . The sale -commencbd about I o'clock, by members of the Brussels gu a club attended home, but we are glad to see him . a adeaVer, g' which time a very large crowd. had assem. the tournament at Atwood, when they ex-, out again. -There is some talk of y �j_ . bled. Mr. McCloy opbned'the sale with the list for a few days, and had to close her the k, Presbyterian churoh'while liere; an E. yok, ow . re a pected a $50 cup was to be I'bot for. There Methodiste trying to get Mr. Weismiller's school, -Mr. Robertson will eoon have his earnest temperance worker aad one of the � mat I �Jstowel, Stratford, Brussels and I r * I- 40-hil, f ,eliminary remarks, after which Mr. ;��re 19 shots in all competing, being from residence for a parsonage. The matter now house ready to move into, A number founders of the late ite diety, as wall ; - Dulsoid. the small articles in his usual able . Atwood, comes- ,up before the November quarterly of friends assembled at his farm on Friday As & consistent member r0airythioe Presbyterian I , like y then took the ham- but the cup came to B,iussels, Dr. Me. meeting. * Mr.: Welemiller- intends moving last sad 1wried along the shingling. -A church, is to 0 Maso io �- . manner. Mr. McClo. ,. mer and commenced the axis i He also belong d th n 1� ro, 9 . 9 I - . of a lo array $'aughton being the winnei. But the cup his family to Hensall. lar 3 number of the farmers of this vicinity. order and was buried with Masonic honors. � the . . I turned out to be a $5 one, 'instead of W,- Tax HoN, JOHN MOLEA,N,-The " Week. too their lambs to Listowel on Saturday.- It in given to few young men to be in touch -_ mplements, and being possessed ng I V_ off Of goodi J, -and udgment, a sharp eye and plenty of wit, I J. D. Ronald sent his large �double engine to ly Box of Curios," a paper published in On Tuesday, Andrew Doig, of the 2ad con.' with so many different phame# of activity ' I W wasi � . t . I # won for himself, in his first appearance as an I Halifax to be tested there last week, The Yokohama, Chins, makes the following cession of Howick, was united in marriage and it may be confidentially alleged that r to d auctioneer, an enviable reputation, When city of Halifax asked for I tenders for the reference to a former Kippecite. It Bays -. to Miss Annie Miller of the 4th concession. many an older man could 'be spared wit I P�- I whie 44 I- - -about half the implements were sold Mr, an no, and received eig�'te!n: They de. " A universal smile covers the American The two drove to our v�llage in - less sense of general loss ,than i' Johnnie, - - , i . i McCloy gave place to Mr. Duff, who, hav- 0i to - was tied the after r . 1. - .1 I . I led purchase the onel giving the best Colony o to the news that the- Presi. noon where the knot by Rev, W. out down ere he hid well crossed the - :�q 1_. . no q ing had a breathing spell, resumed his work ion in a public test, the different dent,in gmen -b � 11 satisfact Whl:ggreat good J d t, has ap. .Stevenson, Mr. C. W, Watson and Miss hold of what promised to be an hono I- 11�. All . I with renewed vigor, and disposed of ,the tests being made known tq the tenderera. pointed Hon. John Mean as Vice and Mary Rose acting the part of 'groomsman useful and distinguished life, His " , . �_ - D a a A I "i 11 I I balance, thus the auctioneers did their work When the time arrived there was no. one to Deputy Cousul Gendral for the United a d bride in id.- fr. John Mines, who has patheti in that hew" ! . . be stationed as sin been away for a number of years, returned ilhortly to be married to a y1coung lady of- tt& 1 flij alternately throughout the sale, Next 'face the music but the RODIN d and Amoskeag Stat" of America, to � Off was all the more � I., � I � I came the horses, And although there were engines, and the Ronald ha I a walk over. in ornament at Kanagaws, but really to be from the south last week amid the rpJoIcings place. His family aud those ne*rest to him - for, no exorbitant prices realized in this linep every test. Mr. Ronald in ond competing located sit Yokohama. Auy . -sucker .that. of his parental relative&-mr. C011ii 3fjir� 0 . , z , I is . ----,. : the animals were exceptionally W611 sold, at Chicago hext year. -Mr, J. Gardner and says that "'Republics are ungmteful Jil don't ray remned from Now WWdm1Ugt,Cr 0'U'Sait. d not mourn alone, but h%yo the A - - � a !A I I ;�'. , . � I . - � el, � of the entir'D -1 � .11 1 5 , , I 0 r�,. "i v , r P)�t` ` . I- � nt%lxborhood lu th* - I .I-,:.- � - - I I - 1: - I . __1 - � - I - ; . . . . I I � I 11 -_ 11-11 - I I ,#- __ I � _. � - ,` I . . . I " . I � . I 0 � & �� I* I- I � � � : - ,* . I . Ii I .. . - . I 7: . . I � I I I I i�i� - . I � , I - � . "'! . : - I . � I 1� . . . - . � I - I . . . � I r � I— � I _,, . . _ --.., _ ,. __ --I--- .__.____ _ I - ___ - : __-___-1_"",L_-__ ----. _ -1- ------- -�------,---,--,-------.-----------,-- --,-- ------- - _Mlmd