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The Huron Expositor, 1895-10-18, Page 1�W" , __ . � . I �� - '! . --�--�Ns�'s-� , I Z�—T, - V , -1-1 �V "_� 1W 1W %-J \ZT \-'T' I \"qr -\T- I i : - ""__�� I � : . . . . \,%%� � I . ; 0 I � , 1, � . ; � P. - I I ! . : I 1: I . . � I - - . I - I . ! I . , - . __ . . . � I . . . i - I . I __ -1 - . : . � . . . - _nivni.- . � �. I - - I - I . . . I - I � 4 TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR. t -.-- . i . . i 4,1v- I � � ! I . I i -_ - - I " � . :: Z - I . � " MOLRA-W . BR = A �Isstl I'll o WHOLE X1 UMBER, 1,453., J . - �EAF I I f - t . , OCTOBER 18 6 � OS. Publishen. � -1 I ; I � I ORT111, FRIDAY, 9 ! � i . I � � � � . . I � - __�_ I I I I -_ . - I I Lonev I . '' - — I $1-00 a Year in Ad-7ance. - . I - I ! � i I I I ' . � : - - 4 ,s who were n , I � I - *1 - . BE FAIR . . hative ever ostracized ror thbir � � � I 1 k Le . ATLANTA'S BIG FAIR. . a Circle have now given'notice tha they Wil� - . : . i - I , Union sentiments. I novor denied �lly not L is not expected to live. Lang was desper jori ty of the votes cast, and lie was made the � - i , : A 1XV of I - - , Why � . i . - . oppose Mrs. Hartley's applic�tion,, t us a,te . � i �, X_ : I - . I 11 X i view15'when asked, and although I digap- I � I t�-, . . I . . I y in love with the young, lady but she choice. Mr. Bradley is a native of North i,ry , - . With Tourseif , I . . Vi1v Is, ecial Correspoindeice.] . . I signifyin heir"intention of ayi ) . . I i I * I . . proved of the r000n�truction laws in. many money. g t e . d p 0 regarded him with rence, and her Easthope. The only reason for his wishing ; I . - � ltl%- ATLANTAI Oct. 14.-�-Atnol g the highly. Tb court will or er the mo*ey 11T, father bad ordered him not to come nPar the to leave Alvinston is tile prevalence there I � them, I 14- , . � . � I details I advocated acceptance as the best be distributed half to Mk � � . e -41V honored 61tizens of Atlanta is Ron, Wil- ) S. Ile rtle� a place. l I I Is I I SN14-4 . we could do. Bob Toombs said to 111c: half to her Son. : ' of malarial fever-, from which he has suffei- I : . . ; 11111V : .AND. -41'�i 1.1ani Lindsay Scruggs, lawyor, journalist 'You -being A good old southerner saved . I I . . -No tidings have. been received of the ed much. . I � I � - 4 Vill 'ho - .4VI. 6d diplomat, who has had a remarkably -One (lay last week 19 arrielmerchailt: missing steam barge, Africa, which, with -Afr. Wm Woods, of . ; , 7,a' You. If you .had been a Yanhoo, we'd . 4 .: � . . � � I I See our Neiv Stock -I checkered c reer for were lined up before the Police _12 Bryanston, near � � r . - �V,&' - . - noarly 50 years, has. have banged you, suro,' But the southern- 1. I agn istratei the schooner Severn, was wrecked off Bruce St. Nlarvs, dug I � . I t I charged wit y ,� r up six mangolds that � ; . . ; V, V been on thi top wave of p5pularity and prs respect a man who Is consistent and h obstructing sidewal�s, b d a. ioninsula, Lake Huron, on Alonday night, . . � : I left a holeIi-k-a a I I . ; I playing their goods. � I gravel pit on his farm. The ; . ; . � . ��%11.11__ again very n 3ar thb bottom of - the pit of firm, I've seen the time wben Governor . ; . Z . It presents an opportunity for�eco I . vp-. 1 7th inst,, and it - considered certain that six -weighed 154 pounds' and one particular- : ! nomical -Every couple marri( L . : L I adversity an( sectional dialike, but has rid- d in t�e town!of s e has gone dowls with all on board The ly sturdy f6llow ki ' I w. . Joe Brown couldn't go along the side- Thorold, villag eked the Veam at 31 1 I . P4 � r . buying that nobody can afford 1 to miss. - _QW&M-� den. over all ,'the Waves . e of Alerriton, and ownsbi ' Severn, which is ashore six miles no'rth of pounds -'-,v.-2--- .i, � .oKE,i,RV . . � . � , � . I . I of insfortune and walks: for fear of insult and stuck to his of Stamford and Tborolddaringt .80kes Bay, is badly bioken up, and will be -Mr. John C. Groseb, Of ' ' � . � . That Vaoing Fowne's Bros. Glov is side by co,f,npelled ress.pect of th:)se who were , I e balance � �, e � carriage, but when It was over the men of 1895i will receive the Thorold Post %fov� Milverton, � I � ce Mt. re . I . 'I side wit other gloves at the same price lb�t et e political enemies. I who had been ready to shootbim joined in . � a total loss. . duateof the Toronto Sell . 0 . . . ) . . gra ! I Our store is crowded with the newest Fowne's Gloves sell every -time -� SoZht hini one year. I ool ofPharmacy, ; � � . tile Apecial pt rposo of get sending him to the Tjnite(i States senate. -Several days ago W . I �__Dr. Hanks, of Blenheim, in a paper left last week for New York. John C. -will � T q - - ;. � � . . I- tiiig his vlo,ws on the results of the ex Rho inni read by him before the Kent Medical Asso- be much missed, as he was a very popular - ! � 14, N, of new styles, selected with experienced It ig*becaus,e they p0- But there. was never a clay that fwas mo- . . . t are better fitti g, I �, I,$,, 4a, � .. I style an : I look- sit1lon and the future of Our trade with lested or Insulted. Ob, Atlanta Is the peg, three years of age, sw Ile e .:& button, ciiWon, dealt with the cause and treatment Young man, and a tower of 8 . � I "t I!:. I � -care as to quality, good taste as to d ing and wearing. - , .. . . 0 � - which lodged in his throat. � ti . � igality as to variety. I treng i to the I I . I - It is the 'right , he button, of typhoid fever. He laid particular em- baseball and football I I � prod those South .1mbrican countiies in which most liberal place in the south, 6'r in the was removed, but the boy died from the I . I I .. Fowne's alwayi satisf ' �re sole he has reside as Americ clubs. � : . place to get the right goods at the right Y_ ' i n inInister, but . . pbasis upon the importance of pure air, -11r. John'A. McFarlane soil of Mr. I . ; " : . a�� nation, -for that matter, and- the most pro- effects of the oper tio . I cleanliness and suitable nourishment, and Thomas McIF4rlane, of � ��, - prices. . . agents for Seaforth. Look for�thee , " I' iii- once the tal- was started It ranged over gressive..'. SO this exposition is bound to a ii. . . Donegal, was Euc- - �:,,, .-i� " side, Fowne. Bros.; none' -Mr. Wellington Boulter, ot t 0 Boulterl the value of the cold bath when the tem- cessful at the .re"cent departmental exe- I � I I5, is), . POPULAR STYLES I this . label. . . . genuine, without all live subj cts from the arst Shot at bo a great success, but f '.m. sorry they did Canning Company, Picton, hast I . , .tmi-d- . � � . . Sumter to ti o fut negro, and I o . one, ratnre of the patient is above 102 degrees. atiOnS at the Listowel high school, inearry- . I y sooner million cans of fruit of various ki ds� i . I . � . � . wn I � IiT the discussion all the speakers agreed ing off the gold inedal for proficiency in the I �,l 35 V - LATE NOVELTIES � Howisitthat when we show our o_ from 6e Spai, ish conquistadores in South not get it ren ' a the� i . ; And so am I -very sorry. It Is far from Northwest. The shipment will makea train� with the views expressed. * � I . . Make of 1,1000 suits or our Men's Overcoats America to hepending dispii6 between pleasa, I . � � � k:latlls � . . i nt to go from a building where all Is of 26 cars. . . - subjeas of the junior leaving examinations. . , , t, � . ' � - __ I at $8, 810.and $12'ourmake always 'sells Great Britain and Venezuela, or which comple6d and attractive and find the nbxt Thirty-flve addition I -The death of Mrs. T. Nefl, perhaps the I ! -Mr. JobnMcCallu-In of Fullarton, fell . . . r . al I ocomc :ves have' oldest woman in Middlesex county occur- from the s - -the ' . �N. 6-1i, I,,, AND when compared with ordinary rea last nation Mr. Facrugg ounsol. one In dlsord r, and it Is quit� unpleasout , caffoll-I of barn on the farm of I . I .dymades. s Is no -1v -1 - 1�1 ,,-q.1111, I been ordered for the Canad an Pa.-;,i-Ro Rail-' � ; � - NEWEST ATTRACTIONS , The rea South Americama. I . . : red at her residence in Lucan the o&r day. �Alr. James )�-arr, his brother-in-law to the . . . E I Idi I r I q - AOn simply is - that the work, h t :: do. to get absorb d in some work and be jl�b-: way freight eervice betwee Win .ipeg and: The� age of deceased was 100 years and 4 i � , ;z,�l.:15. - , Are all found in abund. . and Wear of our suits * ana overcoats is so ont o ,cdrylce," said bed In the ack by a scantling In the Fort William. floor beneat* 1 a distance of 1-6 feet, Injuring I ; I .. ored ... he diplom6ti ' :� 7 , � I Wheat shi ents are going � months. -She came to this country from the ribs on hls� right' side and receiving a � . ' � . . ance in every de- a parent that the average shrewd buyer 0, , "in 18�� , - when 7r.osident Grant, hands of a Degro who, is exercising the out at the rate of 300 cars ily. I I , . . � i partment, Of our elegant line of Boots, Shoes, a ways -sees the difference. habit of his race in walking one way and I _. Roodso&e 1 - F, I - :iamed me a; United States mirilsterto i 1reland in the year 1830. and settled with severe scalp wound. - '. ". - - 'Rubbers and Overshoes. No question about - , . . - I . -,,. tl.,il,.35, i, � -Shipments of Canadi n - fruit b I Y � � . 11 .1 i . y cold' her husband, who is still alive, and family -The Ali �-% r these Our Boys' school pants . . I Ll� da a lv�rton public library received � f ; - -, goods pleasing, they make none bet- storage to British ports have been abandon- in, the Ottawa district, remaining there for its fir-st government grant the *ther day, - � , , " - :',(I at 75c, made by Jolombla, or !qow Gn s it was still looking anotl: or. � �>,vy - . I . I . I � - . t - � I . i i 6%"%c� _X I � I ter ; No question about prices bein satis- ourselves,' are eL knock -qt blow to home Iled, sucmding Goileral Stephen A. � The Attendan�e. - ed for this year. Anotber -axpermment will , 21 years, when they removed to the town- theumount b�ing $150. The library h;s . � � - 9D made pants 'for boys,.for'when'the mother , � ; - epend be made next season. The � � � V, factory, nGna can sell cheaper J, , urlbut, and In 1882, 4feor -a few years in The Irregulir attondanoe Is surprising. � Brst tfial � was a bip of Biddulph. They lived upon their 1$kaen estabii ; . I - I a . shOol for about -a year., and has . � I t - upon us for perfect can buy such a marvel of Wear and fit as hIna, I was again so t to Bogota, and . One day there area grand turnou b, ,speeches . � . farm in that township until a few years ago. -been a great source of plea -sure to those I - fit as we failure. . . oats - !satisfaction and value , I . show for 75c in a boys' knickerbooker, she 81 President Har - -One thousand gallons og r, . who : foryourmoney. NNr.e d�serve your -trade nainedtill 886. Untlor I . � �-_11 $1 - N1. . . . I - at the Auditbrium, electric Illumination Ill , uo�osed I w�en they removed to Lucan. Her ll�s-' eiijoy reading -first class books, . � ) s 4 I Ni� t as fairest squarest oppor- .19 o Ve .1 . � . z . I � -.- -- because we give t6A ensibly stops makin pants at home. son. I was c voy, etc., t nezuela, and ,kat night, rendition of classical chimes on to havebeen brought from 8 ond, 96,years of age, was in attendance at --Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Macgrtgpr,of -Lon- � k . ) . I P', rre, have b � . tuility for buyingl honest goods at bed -rock ' _____�_� . hit; of course led me to a careful stuAy of t been found, at Guysboro, N6va Se 1�-;- -- � Z I - �5, $5 � 95, � he bells, and all that sort ot thing, be- Otia, �and the funeral. - Z ,__Fq=GZMJV11fl8 (16n, celebrated their silver wed4ifig on Z e boundary qubstlon and the self ovi- v_ �___ . 111SM-41 V Z : I I . . I cause of the arrival of some state's edito- -At a meeting of the -committee of school Tuesdayeve ip , 8th inst. A large nil -m- - � �.s __ . prices. Come to us and you will come out In Und�rc_lbth'in� 1, have been seized by the Customs ifficiils as rl. tlij$10. I . - . ahead. I . I � - I . e 3hoW a ' . dent truth tha b England has r o more claim rial association or some I other gang. contraband. . � . n , 9 - I . W " lkntr ense i ange, co The I a inent in Toronto, the other night, ber of friends ircre present, -including sev- . , � I . In. I I I : in Ina e ;I I � . . . . priding the fo�lowing prices : t disput d territory thn A you have. next the p -while driving to Walkerton -lome li c , � vt - I& � - � � . I aid admissions are loss than 500. uno -tile following resolution was passed; "That eral from Dow',me, where Mr. Macgregor � . �� : A Man's ribbed suit of Underwear selling Vwh'aas to tr de, here Is the imporkdnt On the first cool evening I made tile ago, a stone flew up and. sei ucl; tl�e i - principals and principal',% assistants be em- taugbt school for a num � : . , Deemer I �� I I � . .. . ; I � � ber of years. . 1. i at 50c. A fine all I " t $I rounds ough the parU' tonmail carrier above the (ye, At thp powered to administer punishments Nyben � I woo s11XP a .2.53. So 'me- , an'd t i was hand- I , . . I RICHARDSON & XCINNIS . I . : . -Mr. Rodger Saunders, brothe in-law I � I : � . I thh) extra heavy time nothing- wa,s thought of tle accident, necessary, -with the strap supplied bytbe of Mr. Walter.Thomp.-on, o r : . -.& 81-50� 'At V a suit , somely ligbtel I'll take my' oath thoro I . : . . es urit, and there � it-chell, and . I I t . we stow.fine naturaa . *ool.!� Natural Arctic ! but lately one of the ey - f Al r- � I . . I . ,aetie but Seaforth. were 4ot 300 1 ersons In It, and; In one hour board, and on the hands only, except in who formerly resided in that town died at I a I I I [ I � .1 ; � � . all sizes, up to 40, above Ailze, 40 to * is not much hope for the ot ier. ; ; ; case of bpposition by the pupil, when pim-,, his home in Washington Territory, I � � 44,83 on the Midway I saw butfivo visithra. 'It � I 3 : It: 0 - suit. The Meiino s: -Ila at $3 a .suit. . � as. cold enough fbr an overco, b, and the ' I dacLe4h, of the isbmeut may be applied elsewhere, avoid- b ' � , -A (1100ds -Lieutenant Alexander' � I on Sab- i _ . 6 - w 4 � I I I .) . � a ; � . � . Atb, October 6th. He leaves a I -st of tho . _ I ' � . I I . vi I . 43rd Battalion, Ottawa, son of Air. Alex- in I the head - and other vital parts as the two children, to mourn his loss. widow and - � r , 9 9 I . direct)Dr of I � . : . ' just the circumstances of the case may warrant." � ; :Er -r :P_A__Y" S r -r(--) - Come in anyway ff ow of the or entals was both patil f ul and � -11. . . !to look 1and'see t I amusing, espe(dally at the Chinese thelvater, � kpder MacLean. mana, t -Mr. a I th, � 'gin i I 1 41. John.Aiken sr of St. INTar ; � I - i �ted ��aide- - o--Alberr, Joseph Forder, aged 16, son of Y's i the line of Ties we i I' Montreal Herald, has beeng appoll I at- Z � . � slow tl�is year; anyone I where the m3lancholy ."Johns's sat in i . I . I . tended the funeral, listweek, at Lucan of � , . . who has seen the goods so 4r de -camp to Major -Gene ml � Diter Dut I express them- . their tragedy (ostumes In chilly fixed ascoigne. Bandmaster Forder. of the 29th Battalion, bi's mother-in-law � .. � . � . s as delighted.' . . I., 'ness Lieutenant MacLean 5 (1 from: a died at his home on Sunday afternoon, le gi ,O � . . � C� 1. . . solve, I ] wa's 9 : , Mrs. Francis'Neal, -v�bo � RQ-,;, Fhm- I . . 0! .1 . while the. shopter proclaimed from time to I . 6th died at th '-eat, age . � I - K I . : . . I .;� . . arge number of applicants. - . � i f 100 years ,and 4 ;. I : VMS, &C., . . : .1 .... m...m.mmm.-me�,.n ... moon : . . .. time that the performance would begin In inot,, in Berlin, of hemorrhage of the lungs. months. Mr! i9eal-is still lil-vilig, a,t the ; . . . I I e . . .1 I . I a few min' . -Miss May Snider, daug ter o'the we I- He was of a retiring disposition, but very age I � I- . . utes, One could hilve bought 11 . � Of 94 years. - 7 - I . I � rice levuL I OWE PRICE TO ALL. - , . � known Conductor ,,Snider, " as criving in brightmentaBy,and passionately fond of -Mr. 8imoi-us station ' � I . I ......... . I . concessions dog cheap� v I I I S ........ &.m. . ....,.,� - . Toronto the other after on , %'hen I tl�e m! i ' ,. agent at Dublim, is I . � . . 140"oft - . One Interesting fact I have noted on the I the inviento - ,I . Have you noticed the . I I -...% I . usic., At the age of 14 he composed the r �f "a telegraph key, which is - - i� I __ borse became frightened at troll.w. daah4d I � . .. I . 11 . . I . i � continued success attending the pupils Of : .- . Midway is that travel and edu'cation are � 7 "Aberdeen Waltz," and gave promise of sure to,come Into general 'use before long. 7" 1 , I - � .. in . � fast destroying the local poobIlarities of �cut. � - . I t away and threw her an &r. Hook! an making bis'mark as a composer. The boy lt has nted in Canada and flie - I . I . I I I . I . . . . � ' A? I# I I I - .1 � tml � the . GRE104 MA 0110.0NA L A 1;.. I cut and was b�rn in Gibralter in 1879, and with his ,- United States, and Mr. Simons i's applying I I Americans. Miss Snider was sovereli beew pate . 11 There Is, of course, adiffer- bruised. 1 i I . GFAUL � The Canada Business College, . Hatters, 'clothiers. .. Furnibbers 'ence In accent between north,and south, patenti had seen much of the globe. He � �. C. . . 1. � , � , � I I . ' � I -Rev. A. H. 'Ban I to have it patented in England as w -ell. We ; I �, � '. I . k --ahlexcellent pianist and violinist. A t, . , -but our great middle class dress and .een was , . �, Ofiatham. - i , .� . act ton, B. A., has b hope there is a fortune iii. it - 1� � , for Mr. Simon.. i I I I I r Goods-� F� . � Miss �lllie Harmer, . . 0TRONO's I OCKS, � very much eilike In all the. states, and the conducting religious services in the Kinoax- -The alarm of fire was given in Ayr on .-The Se-hn'elder brothers, of Logan �, I Thamesville, a pupil of both , . I ' .1 I : I I . . . � � I i -� u o dine Methodist church for seVeral weeks. : Saturday morning at half 't I I L , , are . ; I depaitments, has juat been sent to Alms Ladies, Col- * - . . - . � . one, when it doinga good Arade with their -cider mill 1 4 , I .� � - - � . � - . 1, I . . . . basten- . . -raskler shop was this fall, a sidering the s&rcizy Of apples. .- � IMP lege, St.Thonias, to teach. commercial subjects and . . "Yahoo" and the "Cracker" seem I .very wadfound John Marra "I � SEAFORTH ONT. . I . " Hoosier" and " Sucker, I I the " Pike, " the The audience each evening has been : � amy r I , . � . 14 - " . ,A.- - - nd. __ . ! � , W, on . I , o . shortha Miss Jennie MaLauFhlin', who secured a I . I . large ; the country. has been well rep , re burneydown, as was also They are r*nrilrig two days in -the -week Z . - .1 i I , re- � on : . It was I . -, good position as Stenographer in . . . I I . i , - Ing to,extinction. Even the xiegro dialect I . . I A" ; � . . ' lip I � Wor th - , �_'�-�- - - 7 :--- 4� t1m Chicago a short sented, as well as every congregation In Ithe Tuesdays cruisbing carrots and mango 9 . . � I L I � .. .1 e ago, has resigned to accept a better one i � . I . I is fast dying Out. It seems to me that the town.. � I Mr, I %array's dwelling -house and the ad- L Ids3, . w 11 11 % the Heney Desk Co.', Grand Rapids, M�ichigai w Wa - . colored folks of 25 years or tlipr'eabout . .. Jo prop rty. owned by Mrs. Christie. i I I L . " i Nummmmummmosm :i i 9 and Thursdays making cider, � I 4 I i .? I ,. a,!rl, Lace .0 u ". I _- I � Fleming, of the ffhorth� . n' - -A party of missi6 1. L I . jelly, -and ap. � - � - nd department, has accepted . t fellow . naries, cons! tinwi., Of , fearsi were entertained' t at Me- plie butter, i , � .11 , � i. � 7 I - __ � talk just like their white 11 :_4 1 1b - taveltyl the- I . an excellent position i,fth the Adams Fxpi - � . . P , I . . - tlzons- . Rev. J. R. Stillwell. and wife, BeIv. F'. ! - . I d It . I * - drug ' .1 I i Chicago, at a good saluy. Four of our pupl�is �_Sa_i,e, . *, L - . �, I � J . L . Old residents insist that I �ni � midaken In G ..ge's store, and Robs6n's and ;-,311r. Alexander Jamieson has sold .b* .- k andsom.Ry , .1 I Stillwell a I is - .1 .1 4 - . nd w fo, Rev.. H. C. Priest' and 18m - 4',s halt,lware houses would also go,but f aim of 100 aqres on thebase linc,Blanshard,, I V ; I b%ken positions as teachers of commercial subjects ' : .41 . . this, but just the same I belloy( that if Af D left To- 1by. ; � , I I � I # I I elicacies of � andshorthand in business schools since September PRIOES .' . '�� i ' I 11 wife, and Miss '.earl Smith, . I ,bV eat exertions the firemen and the W -at- t I Mr� - I -i ; � "I - . no � N W. L. SCRUGGS, . they'could bear a white man !,a: d a black .� 0111 David Crcight�ons for I , :. I I � - ; . . on' lanufac Iny)! power saved $5,500. This !fine farm was amon- the first - . 1i I 1 . Ist,1805. * ' I I week for India, u6der th a auspices ao�' 11 a slip 0, . �J ' . , ' . . truth: Ve ezucla has i Inanof therecont school era lkwithout ronto this I � . turig coTnpa the sum of � I � �Jlly wx . '. IT PAYS TO ATTFIND THE BEST f � . - 20�--Ycb 4,000,000 . . I 4n -ittea . , �� - of the Baptist Missionary Society. �� any further destruction. Mr. Murray is in- C, , T - .. . I people, but the whole nation � I ; virgin soil seeing them.it would puzzle t4w to dl�- . l6red; in Blabsbard towns ip. � . r I Our new catalo I � .. - . other respects, how- -Froui one a ore on the farm of Bf . . bi, Mr. John . � . I 4enuity tind � ., . ,gues for each. department are now Ixtriordlina" r r. for us and i wpedlAlly for the r ianufa;otu - tinguish. In Ir. Win. wured f 3r $1,500. There is no insurance on Glenu bas also Jolisposed of 11 I 'Llie, outfi t. I __ cut 11 interested write -for either. A testimooial � I - - ,. . . I r -many Carson, of Gr.' n us , near Pieton, was the ChNstie building. . is 1,00 acre farm, . . � .. -1 I I I . 11 fro�i D. W. Karn, Piano and -organ Manufacturer. I . . , erg .of the dentr�i south. � � In ,, hat ZlInes! ever, the Innate characteristics bf the two I on the baze 1166, fo�r.$5. boo, 4 o ifr. George �e the escort :1� � - I I ... . threshed last we k, 100 bushe a f beautiful ) L I . I Voodstock, gi-ving big opinion of this'school will ap-- : I .. I "';Why, first i [al ev iything i4ist, 8 seem just as distinct I LODU TAke, in the northern part of -Ad- Scott. 1! - �1 - - I � � - � O,k! e vve, can niak( racc I Is they did a shelled corn 0 1 � j ' r the re . I ear in this space next week -s , . . 4 , of the Red Blazb variety. � The d1i I . _0 - . * I . . � 16\ /JW I ;Out Of WOOd-f r1liture of �all.dnds. agri. century ago. Mrs. Scruggs, Wife of the Won cour ty, was the scene of afire at- �-The Parish estate, just west of Xl,it ed AviLb her A McLAC I . . ! . I stalks were so large they were a eight :to te4ded-by terrible results about 1-9 b-'elock chell ' offe� i � � _ 1. I HLAN 'CO., � We have just- received . joultural Inkplei ants, all, sorts of house, -eminent diplomat above iepori ied, e 0 . ess %.ban .. T ' $ 1 , Was ed for sale the other day b, I , . _ I 1 � y I I . � i i - an immensi - holdconveillencas and manyot crarticles, t of h I � 'day night, Sth inst. The house burned Mpi�sr Dent: & Thompson soheito ' I AM, Out. a very curious and instructivi � ac see. The crop was grown from I � S. � . .� I . � ithat 6f " dr. Thomas Linds4y. � I �aared to be: �, 145,1-2 . I chase of Lace Curtains, boi ght at prices !She als I .1 If a bushel of seed. re,for I ; I I O white . w Up e adininistratr x, and the biihest, bid ob- - - , lie, caso, of � - I . __ Cha� - - ___ surprisingly low,. and , . 0 needs and will sooln e rnestly de. two colored girls. and tw' As of a . ,till: th i I - . t . lay rug I the innate I . . . i sire many (if 01 I good family broug I , ---*LAn importnt shipment of apples � WAS T Id ' I t Mr. Lindsay's family consist- tain I , i � . . . � . . . I . . .. - ; ht up to - . ed was 1,,94,05�00. This not being up to' - - ! :Tb taught the same'' Bible lessons f� m: e . --- I �,-nds, and to r ma�tlfa4ur in metal. getiler ,and made on Saturday from Grimsby, to Sydney, ed f himself wife and nine children, but in � W reserve bid,, the properti - not � . . point to be noted Is th't the nortberio I O in- � . . . . � A � I - I I � :, I AS WE BOUGH - THEM Australia. The Board of Control of the On- th disaster six of the children were burned The lugh taxes�on the place oil: a�.ceouuto .. � - was. o Aed to work Notice to Cred4ors. �, T . . I a. Id. I .. ; . .. - . I . staucs of So th �merlca aife not ma'nufac- fancy. The latter are now among t�e most . . I � I 1. � .f ! L i - . I fario Fruit Experiment Station is making f.o. I deat . Those who perished were two being within the corporati � A ; � yd�ov�ly � I . � L S ELL U _rid wil] estimabl � I � I I . III , � . -SO- WEL turlugeountrie L notb 3 for a long ladies In the state while � the I � ),On, is a bar 1fA � - L s , ing 11 .1 . I . . . . � . - I t this experiment.i� the hope that it, may be .. tlo_ I ina Ir . I . . .; yo�ng women,,one �, - . , - . I . I ' � - .- cz IAIJ THE MATTER 01' ME ESTATE OF JOHN � thne, and yet I they have M vanced far former a; maturity had somelic w d4veloped the means of opening up a good in 18 the other 20, a girl sale. . - - : I 7lie in money . t ALLAN, LATE091THETOWNSkUPOFTLICK. Tbem-at prices u " . i ket' for aged 13 two little be B &-rid one of the twin � � I qvei equalle I in this conn ' ,every .n I enough to li h nee fo , our, prod- 0 � .)'Of the old African 6 upo stitiong . y , Mr I R i Aikens, of the departm the other Ontario apples. � Tr I - i f . 1, . alit Of i babies c ne year old.. About an hour after . . . - . . . I . % I RRSAITH, IN THE COUNTY OF Hu.Rcm, ty before. This big lot eomi ig in on top of n p ticl:lar is eager and toll 3wed the way of tile�r; c:estors -Mr. Fin cGillivray died t Park- , � YEOMAN, DEOEASED. . I � uct5. A.N%.1uto1e.1r,,n,Pee asylums and prisons, Toronto, son of John 1�_ � - I yet, but v, ill - opr r6gular!stock, makes oui Lace Curt&i a I I . re I g .Mrs. Lindsay was aroused by the Aikens, Esq. !J� P., of -the Huron road,near . . p Take notice that in pursuance of R.S.O., Chapter . In to trAdO. i us. lHer oo )le buy of without having been taught� it. 7 All Of hill a few daZ7, 0 and was buried at Nair . � I - � ,ur,e issues of . gtoak too heavy, so -the hem ones must, go E V . In ro�r.of he fire.'- She called to her iiusband . � t � ,,e . r. � Mitchell, ia , . . � A-Ve he child f � � � fit -ate of the a,bove naimed John Allani deceapezi,wh . . � oving prices ain afratid 'to a race"Is 20 or 80' ada . . t . 11110 0 I which g�cs to prove Herbe�t Spender�s._, cemetery. �Gillivray came to Can- 'to ren, but the fire .was too father'4 homelimeruiting bis'healtb -which . I , 0 s A of. rell; i'l ipending a few days at his � . 10, and amendri nts thereto, all creditors of th4p . ,P . rell; n o. Now is . � � k . out quickly, � and qtiick� --in i i have 'our golden pp rtunity. - I theory that the growth of � s ir I . I died on or a -bout the 9th day of N vember, 1893. aro been put -dn each and every I . I � abo;t 30 y s ago, and w.ss f Dr many . e , ,air. If you're Is . No. The father was burned frightfully is ('very much �roken down with ' . . i timell as low as that of an Indi Idual., ears a bighly e emed resident ?f Park- aver -work. - � . I . I 0 . � � I S' this' fall, if you're say bow bIg.a tr.de we . t I 'his e0tic but vain efforts to reach the � � co I& got In time. . � fie I 4ereby reque&t.cd on or'before the tenth ddy of"No. fixing up your hou e i. I I in f . Z I It should run ar Into Ptesident Clevel ,NJ r. 4 I been a4vised to ta.-ke a rest I . Aikens h � S' i V . �s . were held � � Vember, A.D.. 1695, to se2d to Agnes Allan, rnee- house cleaning, or if your're moving i I e J I undrods of , I . and'I Doy. Kill. Inreligioillhew*sa&Presbytfiiaii,andr ob'dren u �nly the parents and the r a few montba. !T -h- v - . I I . I mt&* . 0 ; . t1eld Post Office, a stitement of their claim o la��irua I I ays, one f the biggest 'Reformer. . � W 4) c 'an's I . fo b Lat SAbath, ., �nd that on and after the said date the sal Pet I 8 t e 11 nto a millions. " I Speaking of big d i4 politics a stal �ch e �iilr5ren sleeping -downstairs wer he ie�cent University Senate elec- . - new one, this is your, opportunity- These '_ Is your sup 17 of ,- c od timber i � i -At t .�, I i .. ba*d* -It is estim I d that' fowls to I he num-, g � 'a � : . I . was that on which the Minnesota edi�ors . i . � . �er Main ,'-,'t. I - Un, who. is the administratrix of the last I ond values �hould clear the lofi out in short sup cientp� . . . W Niothm*g was saved and there was �'qnvs, Win. Dale, Al. A., of 8t. M . 3 � .Z . . . . . , There were some 200 of ber 6f 990WOMO �Ve this year-exhibito d at the -airy$ stament of the said deceased, will proceed 4,is- order. . -_ . were received. ce I , re - Morning and 40�_t 0- . - I 1. . " I)h, yea. , e native foirlFst's of the I � no 'ifusur %nee. the Toronto Globe and Mail A ed the sixth' highest vote, Chief Justice _. L a I , to of the said e - - them, with a goodly array of ladies. They - great 0 , I o re , an, ond)n shows 11 taki g donations of money, clothing and . . - ; � , � Mpredith co ' arties entitled, having fegard only to the cla � - . 11 I . sou ,h are not d leted as arelthoso of the, were out for fuh and rather took the; ex- i�l connection wit' t 6 fall fairs. rhis is in- p Wo 2s for the unfortunates - and - are m6g first. A curions feature :r - . . . � - ,, - 0 8 . . . . , � . - I .. � � is that Mlr� Dale who, is - - - � 7 1 1 ; . . �) of �the situation I - L on Moadav t which she bhall have� had notice. GARROW & . nor h. Enast T'o nossee has 6r. Immernsel position by storib. on th same day'tlhe : direct contrast ith shows of 4 h 1W. ' ears n ting with generouo response. Besides th' i a member �of theSenate o . - ) - PROUTDFOOT, Solicitors for said Administratrix. i WIT NO. 1. Bedroom Curtain, 2i �A rds long by '() R _� - . I - 11, am ounted - . resource of d illiber, ia� .1 11 . ill 33 inches wideitape.4 edgis, worth 50c. . ,ludin the U-1 Georgia Bar association con ined, and Jim -wo I f Feienio uni- I Dated at Goderich this 16th day'of October, AiD. goo , 9 ago, when bat a few 11undred8'. Id Ile on men 'bers of the family, the house 'Was ve�sity� is at present memberof the staff I . . I I . I I � I " 4ecial price..... � � 40c est D.aks in w rid. We �all, hem Eng -1 .�Corbctt, view'at each. oronto took the lead, -with 10 a i . ed on Tuesday nig .1 - I :a . V taking up 1105. . 161 3�3 ....... I ............ the � � I I and his gang arrivee for a night'i . . I I I lit by Peter ofQueen' U ., it . � weather, no 11 i LOT NO, 2. Large Lace Curtain-, 3`.�Yards long 42 - lish oaks, and th y no�v hi�ve a process of. . . . a niver � � o - I .. . I 11 . - . I inches wide,nibe p4tterni,laped edgis, tur ling the oak ark so It �� . I . I ,-A numbe� I � 4' --Rev_ A. I F7 . . exhibition, so every class lof �Atlantans about 4,000 "emens. , ) . ke, a lumberman, and his two sons, all ��] enYerrBon of - Ativood, has � I I I , an exact like- was made happy. Another #and occasion --James L McAlpine, a young Eckfrid of iv (?m 'y . k , ; � I Tv& . i . - .. heir Ii ea. be'n granted 4; � L�meetiug I . . THE . . I VaJUeXt903. SP00141 P co.� ......... 67c township . barely escaped with t . 10 . ,month's holidays by his -con- - . ,, . 411, ness'of the famous bog B at great as was the dedication of the'Wdman's build- farmer, -has been arrested at the T Is upstairs, and on - being - . . ; LOT NO.: I Fine Lace Curtains 3 yArds long-, 39 , 00 a . � . Were a gr, . Pgation, He! will spend them among his ursday eveil� I our resour a re in th I instance of the 1 raders' Bank, Glei coe, on, a � � ' � ' I . inches wide,taped edges,fiew pRtterns, .At Ii 10 tI10Y can1l0h iDg, and now all are looki a o W . �en(d Pthingfire jumped Out of the as li�e, an . . . last always, and s rapid] as I . friends and relativea at I . � �, i - - worth easily $1 t Special price.. , 80C i the 21st as President Glevel �nWs -,day and charge of debt McAlpine, it i alleged.- - C ow- amedi ly after they struck the NV'hitechurch and Auburn. ,Mr. 0 � . � � 'i �A__��R- ,� - I ... ;.. I ossible we I - t I I Toronto - Bervie I . .. . �an �tttentivq - ��' � �� , 1#� - - - b- .LOT NO. 5 must- devise su fitutes. I Our southern � � � I Henderson �� . . p�robably the grandest of the sea$O . a i e r I � Now- - , . .. . Extra due and large, 3J yards long, , u. The - borrowed money on his farm from Dhe bank,' of the house fell in. has labored hard abd faithfully during the' . . � Ug of axi . I sold his interest in the profertY nd went 1 ; I . � I Qri I N2 ��_:��_ _N;;;0_F , \�� . I 60 Itiches wide,: nice lacey effect, a reg. manufacturrors h e greatijadvanthges in managers concede that there, have been:ex-' � .1 9 1 —0— . � m ) 1. �, u�laro2curtain. Special prioe.,.,..... $1.90 sulong the, dom nds of Ll outh Americ over the line. lie returneo again and was � I I Perth Items. ' -ing Of a 1 � .� . I Th "a is a .. I a. asperating delays, but swea:r by all that's ) Ck o vacati 'n ich ,entities een got uo . a ast years and is deseiN rest. -He . . 2 LOT NO. 6. A Dew pattern. 8J yards ''long, 68 . ., I it 1, iastyear, whi � great eal of 'w. altb in Vene- placed under arrest. i . . i : ; I � . - . 11 coque � inches mide, taped edgeo, I regular $2.25 good and great that everything shall be' in 1. E I have voted $875 to him In, four w�e% �� I E Y E S1 G H -To line' kuel a -some very wealthy r � len- -Yet it Is 8 perfect finish by the time Grover arrives, -Anumber of ladies interested in ,the no I s vacation this year. � 7 � . . -Special price .................. si.so m e t es in the, Clark case. . 2 � . . I - " I �. : - new and sparsely settl: d country, �, -'The sociei ' . � I 11 � LOT NO. 8. Fine net,with leaf and'vine patterl), verj its The railroads 'expect their biggest traffic completion of &.John's church , tt M se . i ' of class attending Mitchell model _y of ChosenTriends at, Rus- - . I - � . . I I - ed edies. 8J yards J . vast resources beirely touched as yet. Whyj in the � Jaw, North West Territory are 11 aking '. N ooll n4mbers- twenty-five. seidales' is iner'eawng,so fast that Pa larg � meeting 0 � � tap, � month succeeding that event. And,, 91 , . er � I I f I . - I . I . vnde, wcrth in ong, 64 inches . . M in a assemblv hall -'is required. Air. J. D. Rus. � . -regularwa 83 Special thele to one regi i very rid 'in i �old which knitting and,seming for. ; �Yin officors, - � I price ...... I ... I .., ....... V ............ $2.26 � finally, as tothe many inqu iries about "ex- the publo. T�&V- il ,eAvonton checker club is holding s Je -S., ROberts, I . . has been totally r eglected � eovir, so It Is so will take orderns r ladi a' and ' tlem6a"-s wpokly ructic . as offere� 'them a building site 'in hiti � �_ Re'v. G. #� . I LOT"NO. 9: Very fine lace, handsome pattern., � tortion," all I can '�ay is that I can hear , ge I eagam. - I - � . _ I . port I . e up pe oms' -' . �R. G. Ratch - 5e 0 I 6rk 1 and -cost of I E � I f far iom the coast an� t�a , ation was wearing apparel, and wi a ; I i� '� In pe I estimates for � . 3J7 yards long'r 52 inches wide, taped - of none. I get first rate board and room ffe, of -Anderson, has b irijl�ng , �-ice,- Maggid �- . . � e Ing it. There for $6 per wdek, and my friends are doing own material, pleasa . . social ifte 6en e , to ' at -one hog pen, which will be a - are being prepared. The -society � -, ("rerry ; Is, t : I Graduate of Detroit Optical - edkes.; Sp cial'price ................ 82-45 expf nsive. Now t iey are�oplll . t4 - .r � ._o I . I ,�. Is st ch a variety in the olinj Ae, due to cle- spent at the- vicarage every Mon, lai L fl 11 � dy at Fullarton on ' Recordiurr � Institute and ChiCago 0 :-' . I . . . is I I I 8 d 6th 'inst. Rev' I . ; ; , - equally well, and as that Is copsiderably. r6m shefter for h' porkers, - . I 11� - . . ----7-0 — ' . vatl )n, that no one' f tlibst' countries can 2 to 5, when the goods . are I Is 4 McFadyen. t indinl- See. 1. ajmic College, is pr , ! . -1 , I 0 - less than it co, Dag6 Ve feel'no . � , d. TA a Mou t gn ay, . � X . 'Pleasant, . Fullarton, Ep- ptist , . ; ro n I I I I epar d i I -st us at Cbb thus amed will 1) I . . preaching a ,speciid sermen for ;. . I . I .: � ; - I I I . - 1)6 d 3scribed as a whole � � 4t Bogota' for 'in � The mo 4� advou W, to w � h � L aague society has been re-orgunized ), . � . ' , # . + One Frice C' h or Produce. - I � clination to kick. � J.'H. BEADLE. - .. . -treasurer I I to f 401 defects of Visi � . as . I : I ? W. I , the occasion. � : I , it . I . .ns nee, it Is sel oin an 6omhortably warm � -1 . . the ch � i wil, � is Lila Cole as president. I I I � __ 7 ' � . . Z �L - ___ -0— I � . � . - Dunham, au '. A ! ; � I ! I : � I � - I I I �, � I . -6 - - � I ,i '. I � I . Z 3, jud . .- Astigmatism, Hypermetm -. *.. . . � . . and never very co d. . I ,. I -Dr. J. H Shouldice, of Aami Iton Fas as Ann Aldred, of Donegal; left for -,Samuel Smith, one of the pioneersOf - i , I . _. I . : ; 1�1 : . I Ell . I F . - f � _. . . I The olore 1 re. 1. . . Uaidada. . ! I married in CKica go on Tuepda , 8th �n t., glai & a few days ago., where she in- tbotownsluip of Ellice.. died on Thursday, , � I for �R, 5etam;., I .. pia, Myopia, PreAyopia or' . I .* ! . I ; ' - . . . 11 . Iferbert McLeod had his leg.brokeni at to Miss Ora Rucille M411m, �d : *di i fu,ture. � � claimed de, I any compound defect ., 11I ,noticed on 10 daugh ei Of ted a noi ing in 3rilinst. He'w'a.s born in Glen Dirmid, Ire- . a , url us 'act, vvbloh at � Ve I . . . - �, " W I . - . H'0D13rENS'- BROSi, - , , t 'kn * layi , I�arri . rs. J. Mullin-, � �a Salle a e. n( . X)avid Hodeson, of , Whalen, has la4d, near the leity of Londonderry... His I . were w6rtl' 10, I . . :first misled me a to he uture of Our he',' ee w g !ootball at . - . . . N, - " � I I Direct im orte rs of Dfy Goods. � colo -ed people. Oi the cloa :�i'rs. 211'leq of Worth Yarmou�'th, ed the wedding prei ents was 4�'h e for $f 35 go e 'O � ndon, to pursue the wedical father emigr�teil to this country in IS44 and ' , � . pealet-I.-F -P - : 0 �lowlands and . - I I " . � � 'bri e's motbef. . hould ice OE - ; . - . I I � � � In the low river v Ileys.d , 108 is the olde t on in, Welstern 6W from the 7Y. cojirse %I i t e Universitj there. th�qugh a distr is*ing accident be .met' his I 1rom Strat I I ov n tb ore Span - :- - . - , . I . I intelligent people have given up the idea of try-* i � . � i T I . Lken typhoi 11 11 � mon spectacles at a counter, because . '-- i. CLINTON. iardS, n no ani nogrdds, iave mixed in- ta .. I gemoving from Hamilton to p 0 ise lln� St. ��M -. J. Dickson, master in the Stratford de4th- sbortly I afterward's. 11 e deceased I . Ing ordinar), com - , . - . � � i . i . w,4 one of a fainil of six sons and one I I � they see well with them. It ma be that only O'e . $50,000 Jim occurred at Chath Louis. Collemi . notitute, has been appointed to a . y . . attended th . . I I Y ollsoriminately an the rest 'It Is a popula- . . I I : : . . . I ift-T f "r . . the London Institute. w - . r, w1to were left almost helpless in � . . . . . eye is brought into Use. �rhile the other may be o . I , N � Brunswick'tht ther d -A man who 8 iCdvertising g400i a f�rf a d ' lite . Iiiny ad,vant tion; -well, 1 hope iittlelfol 0 i. : . ,% L. i their future. ay. FifltyJ i . _g . .- .1 - ,xiined as to result in blindness. If your ayes are . � � .Montreal fir tr vels with a tr le 't r tford woman sued another for � 0 - I - 8tr RQ'SERT' On the Interior ildi , however, thq lies are homeless' I I .� a Ptitk t4 heart of fhe for -eat tbroiigh the logs of . --Mr.George Thompson, near St�atihroy, team f gs. He drives the dogs His death ' I LL ]Drug store and have them tested. Does the pri thorn the union of � . I - I Z . ses. Sa Wand� -t i . Si. e ars, d -leye t r oi I I 1� -was caused by EL i�,5 ' id thei weak, or sight poor call h - I Ight . I � P ,ntpcostls negro disappe u ill u stealing e� eat, and while the suit was in tho,r father. .. . � . . � , I _ n , He wag -driviDg to Mitchell about - i blur or do the eyes tire when reading ? Do the eyes _ . has a yield of 350 bas els of potatoes �- from the c t d sea the mae,bine gress the eat came Nick fro fajw� ; I le 1,eaf see - Spai�iard and 1114 Ian has� I rodu,,ed a fine I , . . - L . P� - t. .1 � . iL i ! ''I � i A I 1� - *1 ,ache ? Do the eyes water? Are they sore or innamed ? - - -1 d. i � I , . The dogs are ca t .�_Misf , Amy Taylor and Missm a ja`r have fO os and his borse being fright- q � !IU 11ML6, - These symptonis point to defects in the tepacturi, or . race� Some of thi best* ni�er I ki ow are of one acre of ground. . usuia a in 0 ab . 4 Hows d ir weeks ag . of --*. a . - I! Z � .1 h me in St. Marys, fiom their ex � . q ' . 11 ere for,,' . 1. the muscles of the eyes and can be'perf-ectly cor- . - I -Las weekaeffizAn of Strathkoy had of in five miles an hour, .but �h ir ar ived � iad by, a dog,'i'an away and threw himout I j - ��ed, h I . . that" race. Now_ oncel, ( mcluded that . . ; . M L r the road. He was paralyzed by the fall I I � � I ! stra erries gr D'V rin �n I . I � 1 .4 -rected. I I - some such :mIxtu e as In loose �pwlands . ripe ra gin the, sa' e gar. driver never pushes the more! than foi ty thi ee ang I half months' visit in England. on - I . � I I 11 I I i . I . I with Slichi' , 1111inery - miles a d � . 1. . - I T . � � Do you haL_N'e headache ? Eye strain causes more ; den w e e twq inches of snow covet'ed the ay. � I . tile .Spring4 I � would take place in ou�fiayoc and low . -Mr. J es Thornotyke has . bought the and wAs 'never able to move afterwards, � I i . I - � I ... - : ain, all other causes combined. deathe 'suing.' He was a man *.f ullim- . " Tbous. - � I of Amherst lIslan'd !died A.14'red. ipt ty, at Donegal, for $265. It V . I , � . headaches tb . gro ind. . _ -Reeve Filson, . 7 . - . ; .1 � 1 , I � coast region, wher gtoes ire so nu- I * �111� . I I .... L I : ,I, looking, foIr ands of peGple Pere suffering. who doL not realize that : -thellip , .1 � . . . . .. Itis!saidtbat qringthe heavy blast- at his home in Stella on v two"r 5h, �f ier is i i vood erty, and was bought very peaebable, chara6ter -and lived an exempla . x � : - ; . All these cases can be cured . X . . merous, but it wil not.1 Tb4An glo-Saxon ing , �ti I . - ` eye strain Is the cause. . : I I - _T � , . - � i ry I � . - I - lall wilil that, � t are made to correct the error in the . I .- p era ions at N agara, abou t : 5� - pianos - several months' illness, e war a mu e- 1. i Iffo, agd, wu successful in his purzu 11 . ' H. ch . ch , its. - : o .� . with. glasses tha 1. I is not like the Spa ard reventleFroacb- . . . . . : , il '� I i like - Huron' eyes. I I have Zen more or I -,ss injured by I falling speeted member of the Lennox and Add lohu Zieman, tailor who has been He�leaves a wife and. family. -� i . . � ! - I . i man. He will � J g- r. . � ! I I - ; shouldbc o%refully tested.. - n t MIX Ith any dark � ! i". The eyes -Of children I . � I f % . il I ' ' FAIL rocks. I ident of 'Sebringville . r,t) Chicago to I �_ . ton County Council, a kind hearted, wit ,ty a r for twenty-two - -At-tbe recent assizes in StrAtf I to, many cages the defo,-t�in the eyes is shown by � ! . � . ' 6rer they may 31 -, , - . , race, and he �Vlll I Vha .. ,ord a � iS enjoyi 1* I . � ., r e, . -The anniversary, of the battle of Queen- th yeats, rBm r � .-, - � R., � - . - ntrary Irishmah, the intelligence of' whose � dea oved to Plestoh, Waterloo case, which ocoasionedconside able interest ' � I - .� . such as inability to see.fi ure3 on "I I . an- atins i � J1 It� r igt relieviilg� - . i eyes, , . eep, regret , Arou- , - cot I was:th4+ of I . . ; a blackboard, holdin� the book close to i e . . 2 various. 93,niptoms, . 9 say to th:e co I am ce . I ston Heights was celebrated in Toro �nto � on will be received with d . 11 mt week. . - I ., . � in'was elect-, I tera, crossed eyes or eyes turning in, I cegenation has cea ed, �houkh the Anglo- - is.1 drill outthatpart. Deceased- was about 50yea M e anniversary services in connection Lainond, Th6 a . '. .1 . I i , I blurring of let, Don. t I' . - - . , . Saxon . blood alrea y Infus6d will .be dis- Satiirday, by a parad6 of the yari . I � I 7� - I . I etion was one for trespass, . �. . - I � i ,f t h e .N1 e � blinking, waterint, of the eyes and particullarly head- I . . ` of the public schools. I � I � � _ . ` I � f - ache. C;3eS the child is accused of being I corps ofage. . i � wii h Z101 I church, & t be held on the�reby-,,seeking to establish own-e�rship in a � . � - place of - In maorkY — I '_ tributed through t e whole that is, . F"' are 0 4- . . , . .- �, I I I I'dull or stupid, when the fault ia in the sight, a.nd can � I , -Mr. James Watson, one of the most -Abram Loyst, of Hay Bay, Pri ac! e 1�d- tht 9.27th and. 28th of t6e present month. str p of-J'and lying between the Ian s of the � I . . . � I � � 7 these mixed Woods Ill be a bsorbed by the � � d - . I - 1:t . ' J � il m, ac'pouil� I be corrected'Nvith glasses. If you are wearing glasses, , - popular Canadian Pacific Rail*ay engjneers, ward county, one day latel Re IAke a former pastor, preached pla tieland the'defendant at Cromarty, in � . 2 � � y roweo� [ I across , Mr. � f I I I 1 . . . I . bring them to me. . negroos.' And wha Is more 11 the south . I . . � I �' 'I w" fiumily : I I that axe not satisfactory', . , * died at Winnipeg oil Saturday, froin the the bay to South Fredericksburg to Ex ,the las ')Sunday. til hip Of Hibbe,rt. The property in . . r . � I . . ( disease, you will be recommended to the physician . , will be ruled abso utt I ' I i3 the whites. . : . 4 0� .. 10 Woraioy . - y . effects of an operation for appendicitis. school fence and on his way threw I . dis tuiot'WN4ASas be 4 used as a la � "a we4k 0- ; . . . . I out big heold. Methodist church-, inXitchell, � ne for several \ I : 1. I at once fortreatment. : 1453 . ) : I i,,,.vc:- (16cidea : I .. - . The blacks WIIL h ) ffi� tie In the po- #a% - ; I . n -A disiistrbus prairie. fire occurred Sun- trolling line. On the trip over he aught -a h ' been made into two very comfortable y 7 - : ti,eular � , I I . . - - - I � - s. -�,,A dee ;of this par piec . � . . � I . mof - -i � � . i - litibal power for a I. ng,�Ion[ - Ametocome, daylast,between Headinalv and Viiini- Wasco which weighed 43�. pounds,* t ie la g- res dences, -one of which will be occupied by iand - h-jiJA bee i R1 hall; I and - � I I . � � ; . I � I A what style of a hat or iflever. Itwasagr tj Istil eon the part I . - t , recently conveyed to the I � . Z . . I Mr, ; P -t. T e Old A I SIGNER'S ;kUCTION SALE OF FAR31, FARM . ut p1g.. Three lives are know -n -to be, lost, and est (aught in the bay this years at:iu on s' Re I Kerrin, - and the other by Mr. plainti-RF by . husband. The defe)adant I � . - I STOCK AND IMPLEMENTS. - Mr. Thomas . � - � of ilk oth'P 19' . I I . . I C � S � . � , ' I I I fOr �11 . � . I the north to thi ise--a great return he got another whichweThed 39 M f the high school. . had also,'bought �his land from Mr. Bbiyle. I �14 v AS . 0 you will wear this I a large amount. of property.. . I I I � �,i boar lDro,wn has been instructed by Mr.JohnBeatt- I bo pet blunder, " - . I I _. � . , - . .1 � . � . I � . - � � will veigh. - 'Assignee of the insolvent estate of Joseph Di,onen, I i nds. aUr. . amesMurray, of Anderson, was =4 claims he purchased a right to the u * s ; . Is, . . fall, but come to us. Let us . I I -Thomas McKie'!, of Romney I I I V - . I . . A Glance Backrfrd. I - � . , Be A re, lixt - - evening, . w edi � Ito sell by Public Auction on east halt of Lct 15, Con. I - with the- theft of 1,060 oak spokes f Om. Mr. -The. annual report of the medic*1 su :r- in li, hippy man on Wednesday- of the la� e. Ae had built a stable facing . - . � n L � . I i - . hel` ou. I'Ve make a study � : At this point the c onveqo,j on ook a bt t&4 intendent of the London hospit4il show .ee , by the addition of anoiller son� onth so-called street, and used it .forget- . I veek f I Wils- 1 Icession 3,"McKillop, on Monday, October 219t, at I '... p y I . . - Donohue timber merchant - has bee' m . alrows las is , . * � I �,_ ,,()si I o clock p, w ., the following valuable property, viz : I I -our aim is to ographical and personal liu�, it, w th some tj Chatha'm jail. � ' . on that 582 patients were admitted to ine in -Is' in the person of Mr. James,- Thom - ting In and o ' 11 I . of faces and I ,!ion as I I ; . 'Horaes.-One. apskn of workiag mares. Cattle -3 t I ws . on . . p Irk 7 - all occasions. Recently I � . . . ences of I ra 4 I . Iii.ill 'a, . to be id calf, I two year old sbeer 1 - give you the most stylish amusing reminlso . r a d recon-' I -The Bain Wagon Company -of � Bran i t twelv f the 8th line � . 1 71 vine, . I � . I I I . ! t- General hospitaI within the pas e . of Blanshard. I � . : � � , t , r ; . I co-wa. supposed P � - . : the'plaintiff ff.liced the roadway to pleve . I � lit .- i y earling heifer, also 2 brood sows, 18 young pigs struction. Mr. Soraggs vai b ru near ford has amalgamated with the great Mas- ! � i � � e. .S1 e iodir months, and that 560 were discharged. One r. Jo H. Schmidt has sold his livery the passage of the defend -7 ,t� . I . . . hat possible--4or the least , � - -ant, and -this fe,iice - pair . . . ... , . . � � . I$es, etc., in Miliverton, to Mr. ' I i I I I . . . L , awler -Mc- . - aboubtW0111011thsoM IMPLEMENTS, &c. I . I Knoxville, Tenn., It 1884, i a tered 'college )IN I Ireceived 'box b , I 1 i . . sly -Harris company, and NMI move shortly thi and persons, in adation, , ej . . .: � . I - � ,ex� I ,rangplo%�,l general purpose plow, I )I r I j�,g pulled -olown. the present action wa I I A , tron harrovps. i i . money-.' _ � 4 at 2& . , 8 - i . � . as .. � li Mr. O.- -A- I i. pair bob3ltighs, 1 singlq buggy, 1* set double bar- . I. . at 15, .was admitted to the at 21 w f Brantford to Woodstock. � treatment or relief. T4ere were a de . t bill, Cloy, who has also secured. the brought, ostbilsibly for wespass, but in . I I I� . I .. . � I I I : , , . . 1 12 1 - I . . . � I I . the .principal of an hoade pit N a In at and- 22 births in the i#stituiion. The i1e-' xir� k Railway cartage privileges. reality to end the dispute as to . � . nd T-TWhen Maria Hartley ownership � 7 1,,,s been io Iness, i set single barnes3, I stack Of Straw and a was tried . . - . - . . b,ty of a feiv tons of hay, � - . , T_ . . . : Straw in the barn ; � � . 18 took editorial barge. f the 'Colum- Brantford for the murder of her husban' - ceipts were $18,000, an4 the ox sea 816,-� rh'el ce' paid was $1, 300. -rid right _ - - . � I plant . r Inium t er ;Of -witnesses were : 4tit aild re, I . d, . - 1. . a . A . .. I ; I �� out i acre of potat,.ea to be sold in the drill, half � I buz(Ga.) Sun j all . - by L - .. : : r ab. ! . . ust liefore t f � wa e began. CfLIeb Hartley, and was acquitted, 10. ! � � I a meeting of Knox church, Mit- calie(t. After i 71 (!j intoi part � ,an wre ot niangotdo and. carrots to be sold in the . 11 argament - M .- � . , r. Ga,rrowfor - .1 - I , : I I . M . i(frill, also a'quantity of potatoes tAken up &'nd a 1 t - III., wife was a Miss Pot ! of Virginia, lqsurance companies having policies 1,011 �-4obn L%ing, ai .yo�in farmn r f De�a-! elf a fe, v days ago, Rev. W. H. Bradleyl I , -. . I � I Z I r. (,,. A.- I I . 9' I L the defence, hls� I ordabip gave Judgmeritt for . i , I !i . . � . , - The farm. -The farm con- an� both la3 some 96ress mpon the fact Hartley's life paid ovei 'he field, near Lucan, tried; ut th t roat)'Of A vinsb�n�-was chosen to,succeed.Rev. A, the. I r I �Jl I ,�I, f tove W30d. - 10 c t I . ;,,.U"tity Of f , . the money, with t . � � I ains to a4res'of good land. well situated about 4 1 A 0- E. Penteco., . . - ��f plaintiff holding that the boyles neyer . . I I I - I . i - I � t nileg frorn oestorth, The land is well drained and . I � , , - tha; in the bitterest eriod . the ivar thi!y exception of -the Canadian Order of Home the 17 year old daughteir of Mi. everloy � r,as p istor. Four names were submit- intended to convLy any right ,or pri-ydiege in -24 L : . I ;r . . i I I - . well fenced- Th - . : welomovet -noleste oi L Ited and not Circles,: in which Hartley was a benefici�ry Robinson, also a farmer. of thesame Place. 'i D the L L U, Ji4llws, whiel', . ere is a ffarne house Nith a -one c(i I I � I � � I , 'lot. They were Rev.� W. H. the said roadway to the defendant.,nierely � _ . . . , � ; i - - She fought desperately for her I fe, receiv- 1 r&( I o f vinston' Rev. A. W� � I . . t . � arn with stabling underneath. I .1 eve i oubjocted to ial ostracisa (luring tq the amount of $2,000. The socte paid , Duncan � i 4 ratford last I lar and good frame b - SEAFORTH . I I � setting the 40x'2i.-O� feet of land apart asa . � I - ins . - . !here are t�o good never tailing wells on the- place. . ) I , � . I P L lo , ,�ellers, WM; 17 �t . the reconstruction era. Th� Scruggs fara- i n merous , ia( Id. ,.:.A. 71 1). , Of S&Ult .L. means of entrance to their own property in - . - , - rnis.-All, erty, cash. The farm . . . � the money inio court teaa, An Mrs. ing, in the struggle, A &s ai � I , Ste M' arie ; 'Rev. J . ( , I of the chattcl prop a I . 8- from the razor. I Finally she fainted,' o : rt8on ofs� - ; He th,profore granted- ' C. � - - r , - . To - . I I artley gave n 6. Marys, and Rev. J. B tbe rear. an injun, - I �,t�-. case vra;5 11 be sold �ubject to a reserve b1d. Termsa,0 I ily were "original abolitionists' pearly HI oticethat she would make slashe . L .1 - : I . - WL i - , WN - , - t'�? application for the enl in his 'c " dead he out his, I Ontario. Itl . , . - and sedue- ticuisrs made knoWn on da- of sale, T. BRO .0119n o Bi 100 years ago. "It I *strtg�, but a f � i'01 L P . On the on retaining the -defendants from making � .f tg T if Columb�s �d- - " $hi .h.oreof to ll�r. and, thinking his - vie L (Urenj a neer 1 Ji Y11N BEATT -1 . self and her son h Hoine own- throat. The man i's dead a It he erl; It allot Rev. o . � 'r-'skiterly kept- A -Auctlo 19, Assignee. 1 14 1 68 . I - P. - r , � '" Tme d e r I e - � W. H.'Bra;dley gq further use of the street. . - - - . . ISO( M - .S.. "tbot a I ove �;fhe so ut� ac I 1 7 , * I - . I .were , I : I , I r � I . I .1 . I I . I . . � . � . "I -,Ii,3s 'jiller .1 . I I . . I . , i �� , S. . . - . I L I ! � � .. . . � I . i 11 . . . � I ; i : . I . ! ! I I ... L . � . . - L � . i . I - . i 1. . . I I : I , i . I � L ; - . . I -, - L I L p � � � - i i � i I L . . . � I . I . . . . . :I . � � . . I ? I . J � i I I . I : ! I . . . I L . . : , t . i I . ; I . � I ! f I � - ! � . . . . � � � . ,. 'i . . i � . ! � � �iiiw .. . I I � ; . . I i 7 � � . i I � . , L 1� . i - 7 . . 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