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The Huron Expositor, 1896-08-28, Page 1-1 --. - l---, , l---,.,.-"---,--,-- - I __ I -.1.11111W I I I ! : 4 . . I . , - . . I I . . L., 7 __ . . - . ____ . I I . . f *---- Z . ;, . . : I I - - I . . I I . , - I I . I 11 I . - . I . I 11 . i - I I L . I . . . . I . I - . I ; . It 1899 . . . I I . . -;i __ __ _ I I _. I I . - I -1 . - - . I . : T6 0 ! i . 1. I j . , . t I . I _ __ I I I . I . . .1 . t q . . - I . . . . 4 . .11, I I - I I -1 I I , I . I 11 - . 4 Z I - I I . . . I . I . I I i I - .. i - . . . . I .. I t., I . ", ,i A)* . ; Ae .41 3 , 1( I I I I , I i - I . . - - I I — - ell - .. 1; . N -_ 1. : It I I - . . - . ,J . . . . I . .. . . : . - I - . . — , i . v' I I . -.. .2 I Ahl-- - I . I " I ., i .. I - .. -0vo— . . ; I I I ) : t : I . . ! . . - : I . . I I . . - . - I . 1i I :. , 1, + i I I -, ., . , i i - . - . I I . ; t . . I ; i - . . . " I . I . I . -1 - . — . I -_ . . I I . I I I . i . 15 . - I i . ; -1 . . - i q I - __ - . ! 0 . ' . I __ __ __ I , I - I I - 4 . : 11 .1 I I .1 I TWYNTY-NITITH YEAR. . I . d : . I .-. . I . - I - ! I . ' j . - . _ I . ! -_ .. McLEAN jBROS., Publishers. , I ; OLE NUITBER, 1,498. . . . . i . . - 11 VM I . . S AFORT111, F 11DAY9 . AUGUST 289 18964 I i I $1 a Year in Advance. ' I I . -------- I ! I - I I __111 .!.-------- . . I I 41 . 4 V ' . .— - - I I - , I - . I I It . . . . I I - I . . -NIrARY TO . The National, Value of.the . I : sUPPLEML I I =i I I A Com- t ie- Senate of sufficient brilliancy to be and you will meet in flaming letters such * taken with lockjaw, and was removed to ' staudi g that over $30,000 w; I be paid on witl a mistaken notion tV at they A I mon, School Teacher's ,v -orthy of note, but the. cheerful little ex- announcements as "Slaughter Sale," , ' Re- lKe hospital. An operation was performed , ubliely thanked4nd lboked iip), I - t it. T ount for distribu 1)n is supple- : . . . '.. I : . r '51 was . aus i I FUTURITY No 2 Certificate. . . - . Ontario Premier se6ma'_W be brightening up moying Sale ' " Great Discount. Sale and a pie e of cloth,. 1 1 inches square, mentelebay' he fact that no sm cessi.on dues Eenefactors, bee ' e of their a, . . 4 (#T REV. A. M'LPAN IN CANADA PRESBYTHRIANT.-) tie gloom of that, ex ingly -be: pai i ought of cau I I old " Sale -o " I I - . r I . - . ' moulay f Bankrupl,'Sbock," etc. These in- found in an aperature large enough for the. will ai , Sir David having' evaded the th si g a death a 3 7 . ' -P I . I - . While the"Dominion is considerably a:(,i- sellar. Thb-ifollowing sparkle is noticed .di to: the trend of business, and show how doctor to insert his finker 'Hill had so far succession -% er his wealth I . " I I uty by handing o their mind. The lawlias -no* b I - . - 4 i 1 7 1 . - ' Hom, the i d pi,etely the - business methods of our improved that he was hble to move his jaws t6 trus lees iome two years ago cated ; people of this countryand 9 - tated over the Manitoba school question opening ay * I i ir , I . Senator Miller droppcid a little bomb shell fa hers are being discarded and trade de- - Gr - A Fbody knows what the Futurity Sale a few ,words' C "F an inch. : 0 M. . . . f6ver . may not be but of place respect- i h -The n w management (. 1. the andk of this community have been in the senatorial camp by intimating that in ralized. Some to advertise their main —Eamund Harvey city treasurer of Trunk. R% * way have niad6 n.nny changes wholesome lesson, and we believe it would I . I - but it.now appears that everybody did ing the Ontario school system, under the I - I - - ,-I_- . 14 when Futurity - Sale No. 2 was. above heading. 1 1 ii Inder the rules, the Senate could not meet lines and decoy purchasers will offer certain Guelph, is being tried on a charge of rippro- that have qused a great deal (.f talk, but be in the interests ofj . B thE . . . I - . -usticeand mercy -were I . set know others, we. had a farmer, a Three ortant fivators en I ter into the till 3 o'clo 'k, whereas this afternoon they ot er lines at or below cost—thus rob Peter priating I a large amounb of the city's funds. nothin haq attracted more attention than these men set at liberky." - 4 . . I I Atoong inany . im 0 - - . . . ' - nd a bankerleach express hin-iself national Mue ofthe comm had met at 2.30 and it was only by accident to ipay'Paul—selling their main lines for —Messrs. Cant Bros, & Co., Galt, have their I Infoileement of the company's rules —The school bouse. in school section No. 1 4 1 . gwhsiiic a on school teach- . . I ' -on the l2th concession of Grey, , I Vionstil 4being disappointed at not being aware of ers's certificate. , These are : (1)'Personal tiat he had heard of it and was pr46sent at wore than their value to cover the losses on completed arrangements for the removal of, with relerellkee to the liquor habi.t. -No man '10,10cated - I . . - I I rg 11 its - I . . date. The far.1-ier wanted a suits' , chameter, (2) ScI;DIarshi tiat hour. He threw out the dreadful sug- - th ir sacrifice counter. Not many dAys a t . . the sale Ips (3) Aptitude to . go, their works from Galt' to Lancaster, New who is .nto*icated, or whose breath is even has unde o e qmi a transformation. A I . - I '. I . . . . I 8 . t I i : - ' I - the Mechanic said he ,wanted some Boy 5 teach. It it with the fir t of thes gestion that Sir Oliver, who had just been in Ponversation with a leading !merchant on York.' tainted wit strong drink, is allowed to take new floor, new desks, the interior painted, J I I . . e' viz" introduced to the Speaker in accor th* line, he struck the counter with consid- —Mrs-. Quaife's bouse, in Huntsville, was his pos o train. . , . . dance and the outside sided with steel siding are I $,its, end the bankev said he wante-d personal charaPter, that -this co im nunica- t I e emphq i . I I I -adertakes to deal ; because, first, it is ual formula with now members, , 8 a and said, "An honest man burned Friday night and Mrs. Philips, Mrs. — James Hendry, a young -Barnardo boy, among the improvements. Mr. Alexander .4T 2 . Shirts. ,90 we bave concluded that suffici- tiqu la with the us erill .i 4 SUmnier C;oods -a member of the Senate. . , ca 1 not do business to -day and make money." Quaife and three children perished i t rs of age, employe 'hich did not - - , _ ,At, notice was not g&ell, and to make the basis of the other two, and ;ee,ond,. t is was not legally In in the I abou 18 ye d with Mrs. Hird-tad the Job, at $168, w I i . I I ;. . . Wuds for lack of notice, we will hold a that on which the national value of the Sii Olivet.Mowat said that he would take Is.. t so ?. Young -men in mapping out their flames. . L . Thomas Pr(use, on her farm near Holiday, include the seats& The pupils will -face - I ' I I I . . e re five ears lience, if a new Speaker -e;ere fu re had better 11 named John Baxter was run over in West Zoi a, committed suicide in. a most south instead of north.' I . J L aforementioned. certificate more especially L. . go slow " around towards —A man - . .: - . I I a 3pointel, I I . . of Fall Goods, . 11UPPILE M F_ N . — depends. . I . . , that this irregularity would , not thi a,Wkul 'whirlpool called business. by a Grand Trunk Railway freight train on sensati al manner. He first..cut his throat -The immediate relp.tives in England of I I I . . occur la.in. (Laughter.) - . "hat " it is an ill wind that blows nobod Saturday at Toronto. Both legs had to be 'from ea th ear, and death failing to end his Mr. R. S. Williams, of Godeicich, have had I . . I L e Uf , N I Sir kenzie Bowell said he was gratifi- any goodi" is a homely, expression often used . 311al L . - L —ON No one who has had some 'experience in. I y I - , . I . I successful teaching could have failed to I amputated above the knees. I misery, he, walked across the road to the more than th share of bereavements - I I , I . ' notice the great influence which the teacher e to bear Sir Oliver's prophecy. It was to wi. h a grain of comfort. T e presen un- -The How. Richard Harcourt, Provincial I farm of D. McCorquodale, deputy reeve,and during the past five years. In that -time I .1 I . i 4elving. i Saturday, Aug, 29th exerts on his pupils. For be it remem b) booed, howlever, that five years hence set Aed state of the financial q,4ui sti in the Treasurer of Ontario, will sail from Eq*land threw bimadf into the dam. . there have died his father; mother, elder . I . Next . bered - . - I I I - I ; ' I . - . ti te responsibility would not devolve upon Ur ited States means derange 'ent and lose on August 29tb, and will be at his desic on I -A report from Winnipeg, dated August and you-sger brothers, elder brother's wife, I I I I I I , that in order to be *a: successful teacher, a b in, 24, says :' Since th6 Iltb inst.,'when a gen- six children, (out of seven) belonging to a, . - - I I - . which occa8sion the same prices will person must be possewwd of what' is - called Sir Oliver, to . select. a Speaker. After th re but it is benefitting Cana a in various September 8tb. I . I . I I 0 as . re y are I ape so as to be tMago d in our Futurity Sale . Cc personal magnetism," which. on the one fi experiense in the country, the wa s: legislators and financial -Misses Allie Hudson and Emily James, eral es ti mate of this season's crop was made, sister, and now, o)a the 5th iust.,'the sistees - . . I I I . I I I I points worth noting are quotations for hand draws the h -o bility was thati there would be as great kings are half . awake even Vanada will two Lo . - P V ndon young ladies, were held up and the weaih(r has been exceptionally favor- husband. I , earts of the children to 4a,it upon I Ca a ' . . . YOIA -as Bayi. Suits and Pant , Men's Suits and him, and on the other prevents the famili. a Po 'ti I volution a there had- been in make a stricte forward that will efid forever robbed While on their way to Mount -Pleas- able for!gr)wing grain. Frost was reported --Nhe other day Air James Cornish, of I ; . i - . . . ' il like to corne., rants - Men's Shirts. The .quotations for t e Past few weeks. He promised that the the day of small things The Oexodus" is ant cemetery on Sunday afternoon. in some.fe r localitieis, but from ill that can the base Iine, Stanley, met with a -heavy I V ,arity that breeds contempt, and which pro- I . I _ am was assisting & nei A, en: we are ready. ore as follow , They hold 2000 0 osition-w-Viould endeavor so far as they being stopped, In some loss. His te - . Futurity W - ,- - '.' ,,oures for the teacher the loyal, -.loving obedi. P P the foreign capital that has By the explosion of a ' h r e of dyna. be learned, no damage was done. ghbor I - - cl a] . I - . ._ I . I . I . 4 - for the Supplementary Sale. ence of the pupils. I I . . Cc uld, to keep the'Government in the right built up the United States is 1 aviug in al- mite at Parry Island, recently, two men, portions of the province crops will b6 better with his harvestj when one,of the horses ac. . I I I * - . - . . path. . I I most a panic, the Americans wh,o have tried Ja es. Smith and Arthur Hill, were blown this year t )an la.st,'and give a better yield, eidently went through a trap door, breaking * I . Thismagnetism is the special I Co[NI)ITIONS OF'SALE-Cash only. M l . I things here yet, I 1q0 goods on approval, no returns. Bring, Personal character that, consciously or un- Mr. Masson sa-ld. that Mr. Scott had been so hard to despise us are beginning to- ad- to pieces. . while in others, of course, it will turn out its neck. The animal was a partieulari : . ac ing h poor I ier, and for the your boys and fil on some of the beat values consciously, stamps the individualAy of the S. t* as leader during the afternoon, but mire us and take us for ourl I I intrinsic , =At Stoney Point on Monday evening; nine r. . I fine one, belonging to his, prize., team, for ' . -1 . , I . 1r Oliver Howat had assumed the -duty. value," while even British capitalists who while attempting to kindle a fire with coal -Af) ut eleven o'clock one - night last Which he had 'refuse& .6500. Air. Cornish I ., , I We whatever is, I w. One-third, or tearcher on.the children, and whiefi- there-, . . - I ,in clothing you ever ;3a . , H thou lit the' House ought to know which could never see Canada th Ville was frightfully week, Rev, John H. Stewart, Methodist has been unfortunate, losing a steer in the than -their real.. I 5 per cent. off, i's the Futurity price fore gives such importance to'his character. 9 rough his goggles, oil, Mrs. John Queens I I . nearly 3 me and chest. minister winter, a cow in the spring and now this - I a have placecl . This being the case, it will be, evident that b norable gentleman wasto be the leader. now has his optic turned this way, and that burned about the head, ar ' of, Cataraqui, near Kingston, was . . I . on, our Boys' Clothing. ! d recogh . ition in th 0 1 - .. : , 'here was some laughter at this remark, means recognition, an is -Charles. Murray, nineteen years of age driving home, when he was struck by a animal. I I . . - e I . - : the personal character of the teacher plays * I -Two youngsters 'named G orge Hutebi- - I . . oar Meu s $ 10. 00 and $12.03 Suits,Futur- a very.irnportaub, part in moulding national a then the matter dropped. - case means a flow of capital and muscle and was struck a blow on the side of the head Grand Trunk Railway freight engine on the I I If i _. . I -on King street, Toronto, Princess s1t eet crossin , about half a mile son and John Branfield bired a horse at - k' ' C U RT ER price $6.50 ,- our A-len's $7.-50 and $8.00 life. . It is indeed'(16estionable whether any — . brain and experience, that will quickly in a drunken brawl r rg I I . & I one hundred Mi,lle ' Ii ' oderich, the other day - . - ri 4,75 ; our Men's $9,.00 hange our whole national life and character. It of his injuries, . from bovie He was thrown r a very, in G I t to clear 81s, Futurity price 8 other human agency, the home not except. 0 and died, as the resu . , , . . *y . I and ' 50 Pants, Fu tu city price $1.50 ; our ed, is 'more potent in - the formation of - Notes From the Queen City. "Everything comes to him who waits," .is -The egrg I season is opening carly in Eng- feet, a man&d mass of humanity. .Death saying it was for come person else. They I 'Cly. V2. 'ants, Futurity price . I --y . He was 60 years of age failed to show up at the proper time, and -,on - -Xds $1 . 50 and 1.25 1 national Character than that of the common . . (By our own Correspondent ) i3roving true not only to the people of Ross- land this car. Already 2,250 cases of was instantilneous. & search being made the juvenile horse . 900. school'teacher. Itmay not be too much to . ToRONTO, August 26th, 1890. land and British Columbia, but to the whole Canadian eggs have been received at Liver- and 32 year4 in the ministry. 'thieves *ere c z I . . . ' Dominion. It was known even before Con- pool, against 75 cases at the same period -The repbrt of -th.e secretary of agricul- ' ap ured in the neighborhood , - - I I All Men g, Straws) ranging in price . from assert, that in the majority of homes, the pay o we welcome the last week of , . . I . I I - . . . a- h fede 1-11 . of Lucknow. . 3 c; all Boys' Straw opinions of the teacher are accepted by the ( It is the worst eeason .fation- that there was gold in those last year. ture, on the 'condition of Nova Scotia crops, - '. . We to 61,Faturity price , - th oliday season. mountainsi but nobody seemed to even . -Miss'.Nfary E. Coleman, of Hamilton, show the fol owing averages : Hay on up- -A colt belonging to Lindsay Brothers, ; Hats,, ranging, from c to 715c, Futurity chil,dren in preference'to those of the I 1i . I - 4C . I _ par- of 11 the year for those who are doomed to n pe , Slt * * ' Amain that they were in reality mountains dropped dead on Friday from heart failure. I d 96 , ' cent. of a full average crop ; and pasturing at Mr. John Kyle's, in 4 . price 25c - L I a cheerful 4 _ . , A.- en's Summer Underclothing, en ta, when the two come into collision., One - re &in at home, and We bid o it I i . ip, ran through: the barn . - . . In irn,1 roved dykeland, 97 per cent ; Goderich to,%nsb ' i is regulg Price $1, ,91.25 find $I. 50 a suit, Fu- great reasonfor this is, that thq teacher is go d bye as we face -the stir and rush of of gold. Since the sensatioin has not only She was visiting friends in Toronto and was hay 0 , I - ' . . struck Toronto and every Canadian cit but putting -on her gloves togo-out when death hay on int6rvale land, 100 ; potatoes, 94 ; and fell a distance of ten. feet to the hard. - I . - tafity price 80c a -Quit ; balance of White better infokmed. than the average ar4nt, - ev ts opening the coming week. We wel- Y) I - - Iliv. - - - I Veits, priced at 81. 25, 81,50 1 and $1.75, and't,he children are not ' P 1. evenn Imperial. Loridon, the world's great called her. . . Oats, 102 ; 4 he&V, 97 ; barley, 98 ; buck- ground, breaking its back. Mr. Kyle had ' . i slow in discovering .con e back to their old places the gladiators, I . _. I - tre ure vault of the yellow metal, it will -Mr. Ambrose Winters was drowned at wheat, 97 1; : I " Futurity price 95c----,,, Co red Shirts, ranging that fact,- nor is it too much to assert, that bot male and female, with their tr(jphy of mashley, or mixed feed, 98 - the animal shut in the stable at, the time,, 1 1 - 5 . In -not be long until the whole country will- Fisher's Mills, Hespeler, Saturday. Hewas Indian cor ifor ensilage,95; mangel wurzels, but it burst the door and came into the I T Goods Store. in price from $1.50 to c 1. 75, Futurity price the .common school teacher a a factor in con nest on their bronzed faces and hands, . and in spite of his efforts to beat it, . . I moulding national life, is more powerful an hope h literally be bought up and those mines alone in a boat, and, as he had siiffered from 98 ; turnips; 9,6. . barn, i . . . - ;_41 ; other lines, priced at $1 and $1.25, ( t at the increased courage and -Wilbur Ryan, of IDgersolli the other back it bolted over a pair of sleighs and niet . . I .1 .Jui worked to their lowest ledge. \ , epilepsy for years, it is supposed that he fell I . y . ruturity*pIrice 75c. tk for anything in than either- the teacher orprofessor -of our ker pulse - will go with them through. the / overboard in a 6 L . I day wenti down the river to, indulge in its fate. . . I I . I - .1 an advertise- I B481 or Men s wear and you will be satis- higher institutes of learning, because, in the .mo t eventful year of prosperity that has I - . .1 W. H. - ; I . I I . iron, commandant shooting b rds. He was carrying his gun -:-Miss Maggie Bell,' daughter of Afts. A. . . as to the where- , i I . -Major-General Came . !: 7 . I fie& with the price. :Lines of Wash Ties first place, only Comparatively few of our yet enriched Canadian enterprise. I . I ' .. I - t of the Royal Military College, Kingston,has butt downrards, when the hammer came in Bell, of Winghain, - who has been 1,11 for . Vombs. There. at.50 each ; 2 for 15c , 3 for 25c ; 4 for 25c. young people enter colleges and universities, from the Porder towns Bayfield as a Summer Resor - I : , - 1. . I been notified by the Government that big contact with something which raised it, but seven weeks past, 4ied-on Tuesday, last - I ceia -heirs living, a In ' i'll t"o rri",c tso in i In g A correspon ent of the Clinton New Era 'services would not be required afterthe first not suffiei ht to keep it cocked, and it again week. Maggie was I the only da;ughter At I . I I We vnsh to draw special attention to' the and next the character of those entering is ,to the Toronto Fair must not ' - -4 . I I I jfurtGn s share, 'In these goods we largely formed when they reach such higher et that American bills are discounted eld ' of September. ,. descended! discharging the contents into" home, the Xher daughter, Mrs. P4rr, resid-. p - - I t . . - . 7 r of Straw Hats- . institutions. I . . ; '"' has this to say'about Bay.fi as a summer - %. . , : pthl: pays to Iose for IV -he time being and "I her , even by most of the, merchants, and resort : . . . . I I * -te Ja I it . . . I ,_ -Thursday, September 3, will be Y. M. Wilbur's kirm. at the elbow. One of the in at Spokane, Washington. Previous to I I Ahe la in e,% clear out balance. . . In view' of the foregoing considerations, tha American silver will not likely be re- As a summer resort, Bayfield is this sea- tbfs illness she was a strong, healthy young _. . ider .McGeorge, ' the question,may legitimately be asked, and cei d even by the street cars. - son more popular than ever before-, far' out- C. A. day on the London street railway. smaller bones was shot off, while the rest but over-exertion and nn ambition -1 . . cq the morning In the Boys' Clothin we look for heavy . - it is the question which the writer of this. - P ople with slender pulses wishing to doing, in the number of guests, many of the The cars will be in charge of lady cofiduc- were badly shattered. * I woman, I r' Wes, as school opens s! offly and the boys . tors. The proceeds of the day will go in to conquer an illuesjs that seemed to be, Tars. She had . article . specially desires. to set forth. viz., ape d a few days at the Fair, can economize older and better known.resorts. It is but a fastening itself upon he'r caused her demise. . I I tonths and went., will need some strong Suits and Pants. . aid of the association. I Huron Notes. . I I I I . . " Do our present school laws lay sufficient ini Inds and obtain greater cornfort 'if 'they few years since this plac- -A package containing $6,000 and other Mr. T. Fitton has .purchased the Exe- -A very sudden,deatb, under peculiar I I and to receive 14 We will show a Ii4'e of Boys' School . e became known as .. . A 1 ` stress on ,the personal character -of ' the will go to a private boarding house and en- a resort, and its ever-inqreasing .popularity money, of the Canadian Pacific Railway, ter drill shed, paying tberefor $360. circumstances, was that of Mrs. Thomaa was caused by Pants, ill sizes, at 50c, worth and sold in teacher ?" In other words, are the laws, as gag their board for a week at $3.50, Baying has, in a great measure, been brought about was stolen from the safe of -Joliette station he infant son of Rev. E. Lee, of :Christilaw, of Colborne ,' which took place on I . I I dar way for 75 'and $1. These are they now stand, sAciently stringent to ex- not ing about the Fair. I . _T . . I i the regu and, in fact- originated from the correspond- A, I .'nglishmen, im make; not che p factory slop work. 1) r tome time on kriday- night or Saturday Princeton, and -formerly of Ethel, idied on Monday, last week. The house had caug i our own . - elude from uhe profession, candidates whose hy Toronto empties her sewers into the ence sent t10 the papers by some of our beat morning. . .h . ; j, . Monday of last week. . ,flre, and with all b1he available heii ot I f the Stratford Also in Boys' S u,i ts, In sizes 22 to 26, we moral, not to speak of their' religious life, is bay to pollute the waters where thousands younk, writers, Who are always ready t'o set - -Mr. J. P. Jaffray has'solf! the Canadian- lends at hand, Mrs. i0hristilaw had sue- . I I a day last week , will, offer a lot of Suits at $1.50 and $1.75, a below rather than above that of the well go to 1 athe, boat and camp for the hot sum- forth7to the world the many charms of Bay- -The bam 6f Mr. Peter Came, near f ri . - - I American, of Chicago, to Robert Mattheson Rodgerville, was struck by lightning last ceeded in getting most of the .furniture . rope. Barker - L $2.50 to $3. 50. regulated home ? With all the excelleficies mer days, is a mystery that belongs I to field. 1 For all this therq is just cause, for I suit worth fiom OUZ I For the last six I . : 11 and Alexander Allardyce, both former Can' week, but not much damage was done.- . saved, when she took 'a fainting spell, be- ' I . elast f the kind until next of .the Ontario school syetem, and, justly corporations. 1;o man in private a airs nowhere on' the shores of lake Huron, or, we adians. Galt Re. I I ' the -vicinity of This. sale is th i Mr. Jaffray will run ,the -Last week Mr. W. Pollard, of iug troubled with hea t disease, and before McKil- - . , and none Nvhoc ava-il themselves of Proud as we ate of it, is it . not defective would do such insane things. - If Ahe sewers may say, on any other lake, can a more porter In future. a . al assistan e could )3e had, she h - . I . I . I -_ took to get rid. alrml,, , ? - unportant link of our wer )carried down the lake shore past the suitable or picturesque place be found. Each -M1 ' lop, took to the flax mill, in Brussels, a Ioa __ . 1 its privileges will bave!any cause to regret -here . Is not the most i a. Neil and Mrs. Couvais, both of ci flax, which weighed 3 tons and 75 pounds. I - oyment of Mr. I Oassed beyond its power. I I 3ing and purc4asling liberally. education chain the weakest of all? , Our Isla ad, mud let out into the lake there, en- year the fame of Bayfield extends, and it is Sandwich West, have been . notified that -Mrs. J. Rudd, of the Maitland cOnces- 4 -Customs rec,0ptsi at Clinton for the I . I school laws are certainly -sufficiently strin- tire.y below the intake pipe of our reservoir, now a necessity that- More ample accomun0- there is a legacy of a few thousand dollars I : . . ' I I - . - sion, Goderich township, has rented her Ascal year recently 1ended. - approximated I f,llioe, -.who runs . - I ...... ....... . gent respecting the schoralRhip of the teach- it mould not only remove an offensi've nuls- dation is provided. Applications are pour- coming to each of them from the Douglas farm of 153 acres, to Mr. Win. Archer, of $5,000. Average:ratei of ,duty on dutiable Z; I I I i m doing some - I . . er and his aptitude to teach, but not so as auc for -the P leasure seekers who throng ing ii, each day from all quarters and later estate, Glasgow, Scotland. t I imports, . . I . .- I , ' . "The other day Z . the Bayfield line, for a term of fiveyears, at goods alone 24 per cen . ; on tottt . . I - WE HAVE ONE i PRICE TO ALL to his personal.. character. I - the -'Bay and Island, , but would naturally dates to be arkanged or refusals made. T ladies of Christ church, Teeswater, a rental of $300 a year. . 16 p6r Cent.' - Free imports. were about -60 1 1 1 1 I I ,heat in 40 min- It -is true that the . school lam, provides decrease the death rate of the city.' There Hotels and private houses are overtaxed to - . I L pres,Ltd Mrs. A. Jones Lwith a beautiful . i L of Ellice. and, ..a .................... W.....'.- - -Hodgens Brothers, of Clinton, within per cent. of the totxI. The lar eat import- . 9 - Z , i I . Ahat proof of I age and character " is to be is n)w some eign that a chinge may be make room for the large number de'siring to and ablesilver fruit dish ju recognition era so -well as exporters are . t e Doherty I I . . . the week, contributed considerably f 1, 000 bushels of' I furnished by the applicant in order that he mac! e. , come and enjoy our beautiful. and refresh- of `va'u rvices as organist and in other ways &at I I :the day. Tha- , .. . 1. heir e over t3OO to the public revenue, in customs- Organ Comliany-' Total exports entered, . I l . ay be admitted to the model school,! but A propositi6n is being discussed in finan- ing.:Iake breezes during the heated term. C . , ' ' Brit . in on 7 dues, on direct importations of dry goods $75,000,'chiefly miade up of organs to - fifty acres of. . . Oection with the church. .. . - GREIG & MA CD ONA L D imt does not specify who is to give sucli proof, cial quarters to bridge the Bay, thus con- This,is not as it should be, and, as we have C missionerr McLaughlin of from Britain and continental Eur?pe. ain, the continent ol Europe and, Australia ; I . q . - . -St eet om I - . I 'There is. nothing nec i g the I - befor intimated A large afimmer hotel, well Hamill q . nor how much it implies. sland at either extremity with __, -rowly escaped being kil' ends and ,rela- - I I . .- P Inar . I -Daniel Strschan, son of Mr. John flax and sheep to the Vulfed States, and a . I . I in our school laws so far as known to the the city, to form a carriage way and a belt situmed near the river and lake, would be Fridayl last while attempting to board a mov- _z .nee of Mr. ancl CLOTHIERS, I . Strachan, of 'Grey, has be6n engaged as few. horses to Britain. I . cars. It would' be a .- __ - I I I I writer, to prevent an agnostic, certified by linw for the electric easily filled and prove a paying investment. ing trqin. Three ribs were broken and he teacher in the Drowntown school, in Morris, oon,, f3th inst c - I I - I rda.y evening, , - S. - - another agnostic, from. ,.being received! into pop lar moye,,alld by charging a small fee Our excellent roads for riding, driving, bi- -On Th-u7rgday aftern ' .,a . . . e, fiftieth. anni . 'O. T. 'W. - O. T. wm otherwise bruised. . . . . for the next year, as successor to Miss sad gloom was cast over The citizens of , ' ; - - the model school and securing a certificate 0 for 3icycles, carriages, and an annual sum c cli g, the beautiful river and lake, safe - I i g a bridal party with a Kenny. The salary will be $240. Dungannon by the announcement of the . I I y ANIhile sa utin. 5 1 1 . , celebration of . . I teach. If this is the case, the teachin&pro- for the electric cars, doub.tless would afford for b6sting and bathing, the picturesque I I - . small annon, Harry Dine, of Picton, lost . -Among the Grey township people who sudden decease of one of its mobt amiable ' lumrrence, I. T. . B. - 8,; . only , . fession is open to s,-eptica and infidel and a tr ,fliDg revenue over and above paying the 9cenery ( sunset on lake Huron is ,iioted for , a piece ' - - - . . the few. A , i his life. The cannon exploded went to Manitoba on the harvest excursion young women, in the Person of, Miss Violet - I - . I - is - I - I . BEAFORTIT - - ONT. therefore ournational character is not suffi- interest on the investment. its grandeur),, and our hotels, (th principal trikiog the young fellow on the head, from last week- were : James T. Davids,on, Hvgh , . 1 3 11 Mallough, third daughter of the late Cap- , . ,and the even- I ,C Money in our. city banks is so plentiful ones having free -conveyance too - and from he , Oicta of which he die! d. . . . . ,ciently guarded, and the ommon's6bool - t Ramsay, Jan;es and- Thomas Brown, Rob. taiu. Joseph Aiallough, aged 17 year* and 10 - . - A . I pressing their - f I st . be considerably tha they will n deposits fro railriad, boats, tennis and -bowling lawns,) -A message received from Portland, ert Oliver Donald Robertson and Robert months. The deceased was suddenly seized ',he agpd couple - teacher's certificate mu . I . ot receive the M i I I . _ ,_ ', , the Ameaicans, who are transferring their . . . I discounted as to its natimial value. with most reasonable rates and close to the Oregon, on Thursday of last wee'k, an- Rae. , ' with a violent attack Qf Cramps, to which .. - - . . . I __ . , - : . Would it no'- be well for the better isafe- money here for safety, without a small beaW All these and many (?.tber advant-, nounces the death of William Brown, assist-" -- vp-town store- ch I Down -town store - - A team belonging to M r. Turney, of she succumbed in a -very short time, &I- I : - I I in Livingstone, , guarding of our national character, and en- . charge for the accommodation. The sign, ages prove why so ,many seek this place for eral freight agent of the Canadian Morris, ran away on Wednesday forenoon though the'best medical id w as used to re- - fiw probate in- . Carmichael's Blo ' Cady'8 Block.- ant gen - . . ___ . . , hancing the value of the aforesaid'certificate, af tE r all$ is not a good one, for the money Gheir Well on to six hun- - x lieve her. I . I - . . . . . I annual outing. Pacific Railway, and Canadian agent of the last week, when to Brussels fla' I . I I - . that, (1) the certification of candiclatesas to - tha has thus londed down the banks boo dred persons have so far this yearpatronized Canadian- Australian line. comin -upset near the -Mr. Wlc'haTd Hunter, V . : ' . _ mill with a load:' The lax 1 of Usborne met - sebold effects, I I ' this place, and allexpreas themselves highly -Mr. Neil McNeil, ag' Revere House, and the driver was thrown with a painful acciderl on Monday, last I . character etc., should be delegated'to a. class bee .drawn from circulation and from pro- ed 60, a prominent k ' . : f) I . I . I UG ; share in - :_ , 'Is. The banks pay three pleased. . Many of them have visited sever- farmer living on the to the d and slightly injured. week. He was deliverinj a load Of flux to . . I ! or to classes' of the community, whose moral clue. ive channe - south line of Brant, I I ae $160 000 ;. I CHOOL - I 3hould be a gudrantee per cent. to local depositors, and charge al weIll-known resorts, and they say this about two miles from Walkerton, was killed _M I . . I 9:021 . - b imder- and religious standing F rth,their I ento local merchants and manufacturers beais them all. We feel satisfied that an I 8.9 nnia Howard, of the 14th con- the Exeter flux mill, and'when nearing the - I that such 6ertifications would be wo Bev by his teoni running away with the binder. 'pulled 01 r-crea of flax in bridge over the river the 'load upset throw- " , - . 1. cession of Orey - I . - I I - I IT - -roperty in the- I face value. ; (2) that candidates ben apply- 'for discounting. . They have likely heard -01- eleatric railway line connecting with G.T.R. He fell under the binder and was injure(I so six days, besides walking two miles to her ing Mr. Hunter a considefable distance and I . . I . I . 11 . - : . atitlian. The chman's one per cent. and are going lines, or extending along the shore, will badly that he died in a few iminutes. ' work in the morning and 'home at night. injuring him -very severel' He was atolice . - . 11cr for admisE ion', to the model school, or at the Dut : I- 1 F) . T_ I . -a cer - ' wounds dressed.' - . . I I ' ' :0W), out of the I least before receiving tificato to teach, it one better. . so3ner or later become an established fact, -D. C. Phillips and J. C. Phillips, broth taken to a doctor and the, . I I . - This is pretty good work for a girl. 4 . - I . . - - a declaraction of 'their T., e sudden deathof Hon. W. D. Balfour but not until-oqir harbor'is properly repair- ers, who run the Woodstock Wire Mattress ' - be required tc ,give ' . I -Mr. Thomas Welsh, of Exeter,who was It will be some time before he wil l be able - I I _ of n LhAo,wel on- belief in a per sonal God, and in: the Scrip- 'iA the saddest events occuri , Can we expect 'it. With the present i.rge of ged with Ktreet commissioner Creech, to attend to his duties again It is - tp be - .. - ; . . . I ' I Company, pleaded guilty to the ch( enga . I . . hoarded q 751 . . . . tures of the old and new t,ostaments as -the ToOnto lor many a day. Comparatively a Liberal Government and the united and giving cheques on the Molson'8 and Cc,, the Qther day, repairing a water tank, was hoped -that be is not iInjuid tell' . ; I ' - . . . . I I . . . . . - I 8 . I I I oving some 0 - I I was. I I word of GOd. , yot per i8tent efforts of our citizens and the tnerce bauks, knowing that they had no in the act of rein - I f the old- tim- -According to the votdrs' list for Blytb, I business I - i . i L, , man, gifted and honorable, courteous . - . -_ .t! bidding far -1 rea - y we secure I - , I I . I . -7— - . -ite Huron Government members ma' funds. T e,magistrate allowed them to go. bers ' rose the just issued, the ed . The wi ould here state, that he has and amiable dy of speech and yet resery number Y persons entitl ! x . , when he slipped and fell ac - -, I bid for oner ; L . I I . ; uch pleasure iti'bearing witness to* the ed,, on for im" even before his promotion the Government's attention And substantial . . ; 111 , jons and elections . 2 . I . . -Mrs. Win. Mulligan, Mrs. Connell, of edge of the tank, breaking several of his to vote at municipal elec I i - - rw&rds about' e and admir- assistance. Other enterprises would nat - I . to cabinet seat, the confidenb ur- . I Vacation *i.11 soon be over and satisfabtory -character and d eportment of our Omemee township, county of Peterb.oro, ribs. to the Legislative Aasm ly is 223 ; persons - . d, the bulk of . . . ' This abrupt ally follow and Bayfield vet become a live - ;. I I common - , cbool teachers gener4ily, and his atio , of the people of this city. . Mrs. Webster of Toronto,. and three others, --John Bell, of Morris, while assisting entitled to vote a,t municipal elections only, i , . , . . - riceia ra,'ngln ; the Boys i and Girls will need - s th ' clo Ing of what all, irrespective of party busin6ss town and shipping point. . - - . I 9 appreciahonof the eminent service of e are said to be heirs to a fortune of $3,000,- at some alterations to the frame' -work -of a Ill ; persons entitled to'irote at elections to I n L . __ . ' - Ir price being,. : eginning of I I - . Minister of' Education: in perfecting the all iance, looked upon as the b. 0 lose the Legislative Assembly only, 9. The ., 11 . . ! 000, The fortune is an estate in Ireland, building used as a cider mill, ohad a c I . - 1. lev;ale. School Shoes . school law -specifying the late airn6ndinents a brilliant career in a larger sphere, has . I I . . L I . Canada- which is now held in Chancery awaiting a call from losing both his legs by th6 fall of total number of persons on the voterf? list . ' Is road, near . - raising the status -of . coanm'on', schools as produced a feeling of genuine sorrow. Then - I . I of faJI wheat We have a r,00d stock of ' I , this is the second cabinet minister that _T1he Sunday car question is a itating. claimant. a bugh stick of square timber. Luckily he this year is 343, being L38 more than last ; 0 worthy of special commendation.. ' too I 9 - - Wad and the . - - 0— : - -Thieves entered the. store of E41born was- hurt no more than having his knees year. Nunber of persons eligible to serve I - L . ! has cen called to suddenly lay down his the people of Kingston. L ' L e, -4 . . I . wear resisters on hand which Bros., Haysville, Saturday night, taking bruised and cut. as jurors, 98. . Thereare 56, ladies on th - I .! has ever had I Parliamentary Pointer§- Pen nd state papers at the new parliament It is expected that the Hamilton radial list. - . - _. . -1 . - some jewelry, among which were two gold -Rody England, a farmer residing for . - iv-rniinLv Ther we are selling. : - 'of 6e Toronto _% I ime, and railway will be in. operation by September 1. I awa correspondent bui ings within so short a t -_1 . The Ott in L- atches, some shoes, besides a couple of the past 46 years on the 5th line of Morris, -A serious accident happened to Mrs. 11 I w ' . die &re* those i the each case, whose memory is like I I ointment -Flakes of snow fell in some parts. of . 1, I . . I pie ; Mail thus refersAo some incidents at ces of print and other articles. Aladder has never bien as far away as Seafortb, and Murrayat the residen" of Mrs. Christo- . L A-ricultural . uship on Tuesday eveniD Of last . I 0 . At Low Prices - opening of the Dominion - Parlia mient : The pour d forth," shows of what kind of mater- Lond tow 9 was raised to a -window at the rear, where has never seen the- inside of a railway car. Pherson, in Goderich, the other day. It ' I I '_ I a wheat, the I I is composed of.' weel . . : fact that it is eighteen years since the Lib- .'ial t, e nt ed.- He says he isn't much of a rambler, and appears .-that' Mrs. Murray, intending to z . &nee was gain - . p Al all 0 ario cabinet " _10r 4 111 (.IC,-for se,,er- . I sizes, all weights and erals hiive sat on the right of the Speaker, Bot Mr. Frazer and- Mr. Balfour lef t to . (i. rty employees of the Grand 'Trunk, en r 06eral, John W. Laurie, M. P. for evidently believes in the old adage, " a roll- pass from one, room to ther other, mistook ' . . - I uL 63 Ibs. to- post rity the lega s, private car works at. Brantford have beexi dis- - - kinds. Bring the boys and girls - and a similar time since the Cons6fvativei,as I Pembroke and West Haverford division, iDg stone gathers no moss." - the proper entry, and , opened the cellar I . I a body, bave occupied the seats on the left, and ublic record, the memory of a., ife well char d - England, will visit Ottawa shortly in con- -Last week one of the oldest business door, through which she fell'to the bottom 1 7 . I place at the- "I along and, have them fi tted with wag not the least remarkable feature of the roun ed out with eminent service, as free -9r. Hugh John Macdonald, of Win- - - I , I I n for the establishment -men i In. Goderich called 'on lsillowR photo- of the stairs. The accident was immedi- . , . this the taint of selfishness or w will open the Peninsular Fair at nection with the pla I - . . olin Ta,ylor,, - this from roug,doing ' eg . _: rid asked for a I I 11 . i . . ourauper line of School Shoes. gathering in the House of Commons at i . I of a new line of fast mail steamers, an& also graph gallery in that town a ately, discov-4ered, and as soon as it was . lig last week, fternoon. The appearance of Mr. Laurier as t e purity and innocence of childhood. RE Ara. I i - a I I to discuss the question of exte--nding the group. Th; gentleman was accompanied k-OG*n that the lady was injurea a doctor ur !(laughter, i . I X Maggie Kifig, of Sarnia, has gone - - ! - . The. destinies of any country are not en- --- 4 is I . c . I . . and L his lieutenants on the Treasury benchex, naval reserve system to the colonies. by his daughter," his grand -daughter and was called in. An examination showed that . I - : . - . I . -1. litli, oper . . chard to , Northern'China, as a mis ' ),t grand -daughter and the four w . I I vay depot of' i .. 0 As the for once satisfied look on Sir ,Ri. . dang ered when entrusted to the hands of . Youg Chana -The,Hamilton Herald draws attention his. grei hen the injured one was 'sufferingfrom. two -i Cartwright, the jubilant air of Mr. Tarte, such men. sionary. " - R. P. taken formed &fine group of four gener- fractured ribs and a eousiderable number,of I I . ' . - :sted I.yy her- I all contributed to add to the unusual char- Some of our politicians and a few of our -The Grand ,Trunk Railway Company to a somewhat peculiar coincidence. % I bruises. i, . . I ' I I . -,-- I&I r. Win. . ; w . . - acter of. the scene, % Not less remarkable most optornistic prohibitionists are taking will not remove their car shops from To- Leask, of that city, was born in Forfar, - ations- od, of Brucefield, has sold -Two Exeter gentlemen went out for a - I . . i Scotland, within a week of the birth of the -Mr. R. McLe I I I J' - f the groom I . ace of Si comfort out of the supposed fact that the ronto. i I . I % — -Was it to note the spbynx-lik.e .f use and half -&ere lot to Mr. Jqhu Me- drive on a recent Sunday afternoon. They 4 I . ere-mony was- on the opposition side, and drinking customs of the country are .so -Daniel Mall y, a young lad of Niagara late Hon. W. D. Bidfour. The two were his ho 11 . izi,ms, short- __ . - Charles Tuppery rapidly dying out. If these amatdur 'moral Falls, was dro ed in the whirlpool rapids christened together in the same church, but Kenzie, of the London road, for. the sum of had not proceeded far when feeling some- i I FOR 7 -/.14 the determined contingent of Conservatives, , have never seen each other since. $700 ; this is a good property, ,and - Mr. what drowsy concluded to take a short I . L'Sents were , t . whose features r' row,upin the philosophers will walk down street any on Monday. i . . I . I ose, row upon -Mr. Laurier'will visit England after th -Joseph Mann, the nine-year-old son of McKenzie has received a bargain. He in- siesta under a tree. After spreading out I , OPPOSite If 'rWO A Opposite lef i of the Speaker. On the Goverliment sidd Saturdaynight about seven o'clock, they I . was tends moving thereto as soon as he dispose.,i the duster and lighting a cigar each, they . J Of mi.. Wm. E will ee that the old love for' tangle leg " sessi . JohiR Mann, of Toronto Junction, I 3 J_Town. Building .of the House a solid, contingent. of. Liberals op,- to look i1fter some of Canada's. im- d I - I " for a comfortable chat an- . istowef,wera , xPo8itor Offlce'tS 'ORN' - - swimming of his farm. I settled down I - I . e portafit interests drowned Sunday afternoon while I - n . . . Smaller is not dead, but that it is th hard times, - ree _ - . -Twenty, persons left Gorrie station on snooze. Soon the goddess of slumber haA I f- storm om- I . ' FMontreal - now refuses to with some companions in the Black ;, . . faced the phalanx of Conservatives, - I : in I Thesday, last week, on the Manitoba ex- - possession of the weary wandere . . . I . . - . in nu 'ber than their opponents but still mo'r than the improvement in morals and -The Bank o A beyond his depth and went down in ra,. and aJ1 Jr. Burnett - . more powerful than any,,Dpposition that has 'sobriety, that is making the reformation. accept United States bills as well as silver He g, Ching him o cursion. Among those who went were : went well till the more Corpulent one of the, 1. g(4ng to the- ; ore than one hour after receiving the at its bead office in Mont -real. . sight of his father, who Bat wat . . . ; preceded them. The new Premier)' in new NotJ in I I . Messrs. Joseph Wray, Harry Ardell, Harry two was suddenly startled by an in- I by a bolt- week's wages, will you see the victims -Mr. G. E. ' Suffell, who died in St. the ballk. - beating. a - I I . I almost in- - OF A- clothes, holding a new silk hat in his left the 'drinking places arid Thomas last wedk, leaves an, state estimat- -Canadian imports for July amounted to Young, Alf. Williams, Win. Henry, George tense heat gai"t his lower ex- . I displayed his new issuing forth from . . I ! 1:,,. ii", MORTGAGE SALE hand, where -he ,also I . Rush, Acheson Laird, Bert Hazelwood, tremities, when lo, to his great surprise, he I - I I seemed to gloves., was, distinctly .dressed for reeling thestreets in the shame of their ed to be worth $100,000. $10,270,1272, an increase of $1,715,782 over. Peter M. Stewart and wife, John A. Me- - discovered that 6e fire from, the 'Havana VALUAB L -E. - _F A R M iavendor I o - ,Nlr. Barnett, . nee was quite the, intoxication. This would be a nightly - Lightning on_ Sunday morning struck lastyear. The duty collected. shows an in- I - - I , I . the occasion. His entra I I The ex- Arter- _'-fiad communicated with the duster, which . - . .e.ad fa.nninr, i the spi at Ni- crease of $58,216 for the months. - 0 i od ace the,utmost scene instead of a weekly one if money was re of the Presbyterian church . - I " 16 the Township f Tuckersmith, in the' atrical, and time& to P . . crop of fall. - leries more plentiful. . agar& Falls, causing $400 damage. ports show an increase of,.$415,026. The -Messrs. Cullis, Goldthorpe & Anderson, had been almost destroyed, .and the greater I zl ere insured County" of Huron. I effect. At the proper moment, the gal n - tterment is, therefore, $2 130 - of Auburn, have returned from - their trip portion of -one of his trouser legs. I If, . . 1J_ havin* been filled, 'the -faultlesaly-atdred The publication of the ames of success- Mr. C. W. Mulloy, B.A., principal of total trade be ' " 9 . with the first mouth of to the Soo. They have Furchased a tract of -A few days since, Mrs. John Raniford, : 4 L ale contained minations is Lucari high sch 1, has accepted the princi- 808, as compared . - 4 Under anti by virtue of a power of s de his appearance amid the ful candidates at the recent exa f - I I I I In Premier nia . - 1 2,000 acres of timbered and on the Ameri- of Clinton, met with a peculiar accident. ed cases of I I a certain ortgage, hich has been.duly register- plaudits of his supporters. Earlier in the goo evidence that the "method fad" in pa.18hip of Auro, a high-school. the previous fiscal year. . - can.side, on which is erected a sam mill and She had Pic viously'l.laced several bottles of . , 11 ' - 11 I Alexander- led, there wi Tbe offered for sale by public auction, ' naery- our educational fivstein is baying its day. -John Chain 3ers, ret've of Fenelon, a n -d -An Innisfil, Northwest Territory, de 9 - L - - . bY John H. blaDouzall, auctioacer, at .the CO MUEEL- afternoon the veteran 'Leader of the Co ' oper- soda water in the refrigerator, and on open- I . I of Osh- will take charge of it and commence . I ati4D - , Miployed in, CIAL HOTEL, in the WN OF SEATORT11, - The old time straightener of youthful -ex-warden of the county of Victoria, died of spatch says : Harry Farewell, late . . I 1. - atives had taken his `seat unostent.' uslY. I ' ations in a few days. mg it some fifteen mivalites afterwards two - _Wlklinist) Ols:--- - . I In. to Mr. Laurier jackets isn't in it now. There must now be brain fever at big home'bn Mond awa, a farmer, eight Toilet east of here, was i. I i - ON SATURDAY, SEPT. l9th,,1896, When the demonstratia L . q Clawson, merchant ofTrantford, haying all day Wednesday with a neighbor -The Wingham Times of last week says : 'of the bottles exploded. For a moment sho 1 I . - did his ut- , . ,rvati, es humor- just so many stripes to -a square foot of boy, -Owe I * I I had -subsided, some Conse I I ii Is A petition has been circulated and,largely thought a gun had been fired off, but the " 1i It appears, At 2 clolock in the al,arnoon, the following landa,, Ut and and from Kindergarden to Collegiate the ate toadstoolal dD mistake fo1r. mushrooms, Mr. Shoults, and went home abo t nine i I I _ ously called upon Sir Charles to go 0 . . as co vinee ' . Ad the first- viz : The west halt of Lot 1, and tbo ea5t half of Lot . e O.pposi- ped t have the regulation gait, and died from the effects of poisoning. o'clock, the last seen of him alive. Neigh- signed by citizens, to be presented to the flying,sphnters of gli quickly n i d I -1 . , I . 1jut was- 2. both in the second eonceatiion, Huron Road Sur. come in. Tliiz was regarded by th _B , I ing'in British Colum- ,,bora noticed FarewelPs house burned in the , 91nister of Justice, asking commutation of her otherw'ise. Fortunafily, the force of I if(i TeY, of the Baid townshi ) ot Tuckersmith, containing tiort- as a joke on Mr. Laurier, bat-whon Sir and the poor unfortunate, who,,once upon a ush fires are rag ), Wise she I - -1 . 14 nd and one hundred acres, mo the time imagined be'had an occasional original bia, and New Westminister city has several i morning and they found the body lying in the #entence of the prisoners now inearcer- the explosion was lateral, . other I I . I I - or lese. The farm is a valu- Charles subsequently rose to address ated for the Field assault of last winter. might have been very serio I usly injured. ; g'upon his. able one, xbout si lilies from Seafo?th about 80' . eu in danger of destruction. the ruins, nearly all consumed. , . . ty re- idea, must now disown it Jf be would keep times be i I tr I ng, with seres are cleared and ic a fair st%te of 0 lbivation. House he was given a cordial and hear datock, two week ago, Fred -The estate of the late Sir David Mae- It is hoped thAt the sentences -will be ma- As it was, one of her hands was out clear makes it n place in the ranks. Our boys and girls -In Woo . . : I t, e secon& The 80il is a. good heavy clay loam ; -there is an or- caption toy the Opposition which . 'I and learn Hill, aged 22, arose at night to shut -down a pherson will amount 0 a very considerable terially shortened. Four of the prisoners across the back by the flying glass, and a , . I : ' - I T chard of about two acres on the premises, and two clear that' those who have been declaring get a smattering of everythifi are he&& of families ,of young children bottle of soda wt ter, standing upright, was -il i . going over a I , r e butch617, 900d wells. There is ere ted on the premises a good that he is still the leader of the historic but little of any one thing. Their education window. In doing so he stood on % chair, hgure, probably i million. The . J ; ira off. and kick dwalling houge, with kitchen attached, and a I t the c . ommences after tbey lea've school. over ala ced, and fell with his back across item of life insurance. alone will be unusually that are now without any mean* of support cut in two, tht lower half of one of the bot- 11 I , I I P good frame barn with stabling underneath. Further party.have made a very good guess a I . . - . . was ex-cee - I I I I reached . - Can- any honest man make money in busi a ku t * ting on the chair. 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