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The Huron Expositor, 1897-04-30, Page 4- I � _ � i _ � � - 7��-9-- — : - - -- -; --- - -- - - ==- - -- - . __ . - . - - - --f-'-- -� - 1 . - ____11 � - __ A -___. ��;�_ � . ,7 .1� I . .--- — _______ �__ __ I _. � __ -�- - - ------- __ , � ..... - � _ � - C. 1- _ :___ - � ___ �� I � � . __ 71:- -I--- �__ --- Z �t- - . --m r _-__1=mL.11T .� -1 . I . 1 �! � - - I -, � , � � I , -W . . I I - 11 , ��__ARF__ % I . � . : � ? � I � I I . . . . . . ; . . 1. i ? . � . . I . - - . I I , � . I . ,- . - - r � - . . . ': I ; i - . . .1 .1 . I . � I . . . . . . . i I I i i � F�—_ � . I I - I - ,.. k , - - � . 40 - -.I"- - .. I �, . � - I � 1� 1, I � � . . . . . . - - -ve_, , * -A - - , � * * - � ` 't , � r . I . - - I � . - I , . I . I . , - . . . I � : W , . .1, - � - . ;� I # 4 I. I . . . I I- .1 . � I 1, I -1 � . . I I . � . . i . i . I . . . ! I . I ! I - - , - , � , i . . - - - , --.:.. . ., . I I . - I . 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I � . - �� - � Aff Thefign,* between the reathests, after each . - liar circumstances. . n routed late Jacob Miller, Sr., a native of Tipper. - . � 7T . - - , - va, the indicate that they have become badly de- detts, just arrived. Come and see the new deslans in . � � . : - Clue, devotes. the, pa&s, of the paper on which . every party there Are tnen who are pure, ary, Ireland, and camie-to this country, with dinnerseits. My stookof dishes and crockery ware I . I I � . I -�. is now second to none in Western, Ontario, and will . I � � adverdsemisat win be femA. 7 and repulsect hy their common enemy, they hone -at and highminded � but -in every party her parents ome iixty years ago or more I . I -1 I I . . � I I . . City, Wall Paper House -JAM , V I . I be. sold like � . 4 � . ed Graves (8) a the old ones, ! 11 CheaDer thsn the I . .- . LA& curtains—W. IC Hoffman � (8) : must find some o4io to blame for their mis. there are men who go into politics for *hit The family first settled at or neair Otreets� dhespest-11 - Ask the price of a nice suit of clothes - , . . - . , � - they can make out of it, whether they be ville. Some fifq years I � . i 1 1 . — I �� since she *AaJoined when you are In. Try our test and coffee, and do I �' to . ,1 , , I Lima for sale__Jr� Gatterld fortunes and theimasses of the people turn *1 not torgai about our new bt,)ck of to do. I j 1 . .1 0"'r . 440 (8� members of parliament or the men who in wedlock to her berefit 'husband. t A I a JOB * CAM � - - � I Mangold Seed—A. YounrQ - - upon the' leaders and rulers, and - I Is G. J. SUTHERLAND, Notary Public, Coa- � . i - i I . I I .11 l . . q4l� ffloycle.-Lumsaeu. & WV80r� (8) in rap W ! � - . � I - .. . A rw�ier Wanted --.T. J. Daly 0 Co. (6) - help to make the members at election time. of six survive—Mrs. Johnston, of �Ashfle;Z. veyancer. lisuer of Marriage Licenses and Insuranue I . 1 1 1 � I I . . � I .. � the Maitland conees 'On ; Agent. Money to Than an real, entate, at lowest rates - ( I . � - Reid & Wilson (6) by their airn impiasfive and ill-advised zeal Nothing but dire disaster can result from Mrs. Jolifiston, of I I . I I 4 th�y complete on themselves the ruin w Jane at home; Edward, of Hibbert,"'and 11 . - : . WTUCt 1T0Ztr=r%—John Bdgham (5) hich the formation of a huge combine from the I of Int�rest. Office at the post offloe, Housall. 1631-4 . i - � . . Stone'ume—John Foote (8) ! . I . I I : . 1� .. . I igl�u e - . I was commenced by their late foe, iuid th Atlantic to the Pacific for the dispensation Jacob and John at home. In rel' ' d - G. J; SuTuERLAN�D has's number of dwell- 11 . ! I . ! . I . Grand 0oh"rU8) � ey of government favors." It has taken the . eased was an Episcopalian and a log places on hie hAnds for sale, also to rent. Great . ; i . . Villiner . ithorough ; ! . i I bargains will be givon on both frawe and brick T . iin D ry go � T -McKinnon & Co. (5) add to the' horrors of war, -the still greater Star a long time to find ont the existence Christian woman. . i . � --- ; I E� I 3(onev to LoAn-DwId Sptoat (5) I I : I . I I 1� I .- boyses,in the ve be b lboalitles In the villageo. ; I . I was Combine (8) horrors of revolution. It in now said that of this dire danger. - For the eighteen yea i - r a . I f 11 � I I .., � - . rs � %, . . I . � � Annual Noelft-WW. Moore 5 . -While rebirning from *, the Brucefiela Offlae at the p�st ce. 1581-4 - ? . I'll ( a were in tower in the fair, on Good Friday. a bull belonging to , - I I ! I � ! . . Now Wall Paper -Lumsden & Vilsou (8) King George of Greece may at any moment that the Cofiser4tive I 9 MR. JAME$ BzVznLy has in stock a, i A - . i - ! - ... I . . MeWe Footwear -Richardson Ak McInnis (5) � be deposed' or assassinated ; that Athens,. Dominion, it labored just as zealously to got Mr. Thomas Ruso6ll,. of Usborno, z broke beautiful selection of wall paper. Those having .; � : � . . � I # _. � - wing to do would do well to'call and see it; also . I , . i � i � - , spring showers -R, Wilft (5) � .. the Capital City, Lis in st 11 the whole ebuntry into the hand's of one through the wagon on which it was being as9cle. selootion of pioture. .moulding for plature , . � 4 - A DiltuMed Statement- -Greig * Macdonald (1) I terrible ferment, and political party," as it is now laboring to get drawn, timely * stesistanee of framing. A call solicited, over Colwill's Carriage . � I i StylM Millinery-flod"no Bros. (8) - and but for the � -, I that the royal family are contemplating a it out of the hands of the one party and it & few farmers . 1589-1 � _�. - ReadvMixedi ints-8111SIbliturdle(l) the animal would have broken Shop. . � I . � � .2 . Hard'vare Speolatties-[61-lWid & Wilson (8) ver found out its.miatake until its friends ... 9 N11) : MILLINERY i, � stealthy removal fr6m. the country to ea�ape ne its legs or sustained otherserious 'injuries. LooAL BRIEFS. -The farmers are only now � I i I - .4 . : - . I Picture Framir , I . I I ; � ' ; ILT ato-19)-L, I& L, (8) ' were sent into the bold shades at Ottawa. beginning ailL.to work .their land, after � : I - �1 I .. Blovolek eto-Esi-:i Mullett i Co. (8) from the enraged and frantic i ulace. It � -e-The annual vestry meeting in i connec- . . POP Strange, isn't it ? I . a .1 -i � 11- Ifth pwr-james 13aver . Exeter, ,if and wet term of weather. - ! I I .- I -, i : �. - 0 will thus be aeop that the Greeks will not . __�_ ' tion sith Trivitt Memorial church. 3,1 - I . i,] - . _. - . �.). I it BoartorService.-Jobn Bllferi(5) r. Tuchanan is this week having the I - : r �, * hold on Monday evening of last week. I I I . . - * I - - .1 Produce Wanted -G. E. Klng�(S) have their oftition, imDroved by their re- Three bve elections to the Dominion Par- - was btifldin he urchased from the Messrs Car- ....... - � - J W-1L , �, - - .- : I _� ; � I , �, 11 - - . � � I � � 11 - - . � I � I . � � . - � , J . ��' I . ., I 11 T!, ; �, � �, I' -- - . 11,901 Unto for Sale-Expoelior office (6) . J&. Inotbr, was appoinv-ed , re0bor 2 warden, r . i - 9- 13 - N - , - � I . ftbilenotice-J. 0. Morrison 0) cent action, while the'detestable Turk will liament took place onTuesday,two in the far des- lisle ana 'Foes moved to his lot in Petty's . � Bicycles and Wall Piper -0. W. Papit (8) - park survey. Mr. J. McKay, who is an ex. I I I G. Kemp, Samuel Sweet,� Pbili e' P . while D. Mill is people's warden. The 11i - I be more -domineering and cruel 1,han ever west and one in the far east. Each of theme menare : P At . f ople is My � . � . . I I . � . pert at the work, is doing the moving. -Mr. � . � . - � before. It is not likely that any of the three constituencies returned Conservatives Routley, Joseph Davis and L. Day. Dole � ! � . . I . gate to the Synod, N. Dyer Hurdon. � , G. �C. Petty, our worthy reeve and enter- i � � . , - � I . . . � - 41 i . - � I . - , -_ � other powers ,wjJ1 now he drawn into the at the general election. On Tuesday last prisiog citizen, has awarded the contract for -i 1 � - . � .. b:%ingfiaifi bicyclists have organized' a � � . . I I - 1. 1� I � , 4plywor. diatu they all returned Liberals. In Winnipeg, clu ith � - I ab *#Tjoll 4, rbance. This result is only what was - his fine two story brick b1o2k, to Messrs. R. . i I _ . - . . Mr. Jamieson was elected by over one the following officers : i Presi Paterson and G. Kidd, the forme- to do the com..N.=Wwm�w=wm.�'m�mo"' , p � - generally anticipated, althoitgh many hoped -treasurer, R F .0.4. I I - � � � � I . dent, J. A. Morton ; secretary . LL � thoueand'majority; in,MoDonald,Manitoba, - wood work, and the' latter the mason and L � I � . I . .. . . ! it might be otherwise. - R. McLeod ; captain, T. W. Dodds ; let' . I � I . . .1 L . Dr. Rutherford, a straight Liberal won L brick work. -Mr. Win. MoiCloy, the popular I : I i .1 � . - ` SEAFORTH, F?JDAY, �April - 30th, 1897 � . elected by a majority of over five hu�'dred lieutenant, H. 0.1 Bell; 2nd lieutenant, Win. . . � I .. L � � . agent of the MuseV Harris Co., * has also . . I I - . . Uberal- Weber ; bugler, M. W. Morton. � Lad� . J I I., . I __ � FAitorW Notes and Comments. over Mr. Kenneth McKenzie, a I - awarded the contract for his two at � ve 7y day grs lots of business to thePeople's 11 � I bicyclists will be hidmitted as he - Ory . � � I I Patron, while in West Prince, Prince Ed- ,norary brick implement wareroom to the. same gen- . - ! � The Ne,y� Tariff. . � I I � . I � The Toronto Telibgrarn puts it thus :�� ward Island, the Liberal- was elected membero. � tlemen, and the building will be proceeded - I lusF Store, lit there are -good reasons for 'A, 11- � � I ' . . -ver else may. be said against his against a straight -Conservative by about __J` . The world now knows what the tariff 11 Whate . anies, A. Reid, one of the well 1known . - -_ I I I I . with right away, This will be a great im- . i . 1, I I 4 � - i . - I inst. pr,,emeut to the appearance of our Main i ... - Liberal party is. The tension work, critics cannot deny that Hon. W. S. . 'this earth. on Tuesday, 20th � o' % t] ie- trado wioldn't come so fi-eely . i__ I policy of the one hundred. - merchants of Goderich, passed from I . I I I . was loosened and the 6;pen'se removed on Fielding � has given his name to a tariff . ktreet.-7The Messrs. Carlisle and'Fossand . . I I our way, - I I The Toronto Star has this to say: "As Deceased , was a. native of Goderich W. J. Millar have also awarded the con- . I de IL - : .: I � Thursday night of laa� week, when Finance which abounds *in good campaign material." and was in his 41st year. He had . , ' � I L I a mere matter of politics, it is worth while been in the town council and on thio- tract for their flne two story brick blocks,the C ur great . sire an& -aim is to merit every do'll- -- - I - Minister Fielding - delivered his budget — . . . .. i ,�, I - .3 former to Me. Roland Cudmore, for the . � I I . ' The Toronto 'world. Conservative,. says �noticing that for the first time in Federal school board and wh.s most highly esteemed . " - - . i I ' [ - I . t speech. In some respects there is not- a that the MaiUa arguments on the new affairs the Conser'vative party has ,been and respected. - . � - I mason and brick work, and - to Mr. R. Pat- L lax's worth , lof patronage I we receive, and We .-. � - I . � . e I - i � ' t , great deal of change between the new and tariff 11 appear to be built up wholly on raoiI for the woodwork ; and the latter to . I J- 4 1 the old tariff. - The greatest change is in the imagination. The facts are all opposed to thoroughly out-generalled and placed in the I -The Brusselg'sports have organized a Mr. R. Cudmore, for the brick work, and . thor I hl , I ' - ( uncomfortable position in which they were base ball club, with the following officers : Mr Thomas Welsh for' the woodwork. . . ug y af e very special attention - . . I _ - .- . : . . I . attitude of the two parties. The Conserva. its theory." - I so fond of keeping th e* Liberals when they Honorary president� Dr. McNaughton; hor!'. This block will also be a great addition and r . . . . . I . . - [� tive, policy, as exemplified by the,National. � . orary vice-president, N. F. Gerry ; presi, ornament to our Main street. -Mr. Alex. I that we are receiving day ky day from the buy-- - . . it is said that Mr. Dalton McCarthy and sition. As -a matter of fact .1 I ; I _ - . , were in oppo I dent, James Fox ; vice-president, W. H. McAllister, of Croashill, Michigan, wits in . d _-- - I ! F Policy, was Protection for Protection's sake: ' ' I . i - I all the Independent members of the Assbm- thefolloN�ers of the late Government have Kerr ; secretary treasurer, C. UrquhE�it ; the village this week, visiting. his- -sister, � �, iag ublice I A busy store is always 9, good ad- . , � - - - I - I- The Liberal policy, as exemplified by the , been absolutely routed, horse, foot and ar- manager, Len Downing ; captain, . . I " 1� � bly will - warmly support . the new tariff. Wm- Mrs. Wm. Buchgnan.-Revs.'gfury, of I ' - 1. .- , new uariff, is protection nearly as high as d it is inconceivable . that their. Grewar. . . Elimville, And W. R Kerr, of Hensall, ex- . _. � The Pattons are not pleased with it as . - , v -,rti en2en " 1, Most'people like to deal where . tillery, an - to I that affordedby the X. P., but for neces- the think it does not go far enough. It is generals will be excused for the way- the -At the annual vestefy --rn6eting of St. changpd, pulpits on -'Sabbath last. -A �ery- � - : . . �; . _. -1 I y I thing has been: manage 1. The late Govern- Paurs church, Wingliam, the following -interesting topic social was held under the . ' � - I sity's sake, with the aivowed determination said they will move an amendment provid- ment thought they had. obtained a patent � were elected as officers during the ens i I f. ier is a lil'ely ,trade b 11 . - . - . - uing auspices of the Epworth League, -in the - 7 - eing do-ne'—it gene - I . to get on a free trade or revenue tariff basis ing for the free -admission of agricultural . . - I , ran -y . � . mpleme�ts . . right, a copyright, and eternal' permission year: People's warden, T. L. Jobb; rec- -Methodist church, on -Monday evening last,, � . .. I .. I - '' �� - . - as soon as possible. In fact, the new tariff I- , * for the exclusive use of the loyalty cryj but tor's warden, S. Kernighan ; advisory. when all the current and popular subjects -es c( pjices of � ... - __ is. framed lookinr entirely in this direction. I i — th�� present Government made them sit - up I of the day were abl'y discussed. -Rev. J. S. . _Eisp. ,)nfidence,that the goods and, Mr. Justin McCarthy,, until I ' , i , �Ioard, H. Kerr, W. CorboulA, E. L.' Dick. ;[ .,I , ' , lately the afid sing the otlier nigi t when the Budget 11180n, Thomas Bell, A. E. Smith ;'Auditors, Henderson is in Paris this week, attending . . . So,that while,, there is not & very. radical heart of �Ie Irish Parliamentary party, is IV, � I , ; - all those t . I a' each was closeo ith God Save the W. Corbou'ld, J.'H. Hiscock - sid'eamen, the S that store afo rio,ht Now we invite . change in sub9tauc:e, the change in intention p did it itb� bad grice, and Thomas Bell, Frank Shore, H. ' .Viiod of the Presbyterian church.- - . I � il 6 __ - - I , I I d g, a,ad his family have been -summoned Queen. They ' I 0. . Bell' W. Mrs. Million, who bas been spending a num'. ' - � - � Mr. McCarthy was born at g I ! and sympathy is very marked. 'The reduc- ')Ti e(Tla'ide. ,az�d into one an"O'iher" Is faces with a look J. Fleuty, L. Hansori, ThomasMoore, �red f 0 . I to ab I � �, � : H. Roderus ; vestry clerk, J. H. Hiscock. - ber of months wi�h her parenti!, Mr. and m,ho have n't hitherto dealt with us, to give 11-8 . _t h Of " i ' h I inly said, - " El . I 7 tions tha a ' been made in the tariff have Cork,, and is six-tv- blank dismay, ;c p aren away f ven - I i v , seven years of age. He � . . Mrs.'Shortt, returned hornia to Bradford . 4 I . I I- the old. flag has � een tak rom. -George Zimmer, of Kilmanagb, Michi- this week, accompanied by her ,sister, Miss ' beenmadeoa,�ree Trade principles. There.. visited Nnada fin or fifteen years ago, and )) 73 . � - � I I . a tri this season, and make a test -of tore � .,. � deliveredladdreoses in Seaforth and other " I 11 - Short, who, intends appading some - I . our s - . has been a dee ded out made on what may ' - . gan, and formerly of Brussels, in writing to Tilly � . - western towns. � By ,his genial ap,d unas- I , friend, says : 11 This is a hard spring on weeks- there.-Messis. Macarthur .& Co.,' � � t Arade. New gOOAd'S are 00M_ . . "' - . a3a o,o d p 1� ce 0 - . be termed r.&W materials, while the mode of suming manner�he made hosts 'of friends � . the wheat, and some fields look very tough. priiate bankers,, -who have conducted a . I . � I . I . 11 News lof the Week . I ' � . . . leVing duties has, in many instances, been where,�er �he went. He was a warm-hearted - Roads are -almost impassible, as, there is no large and safe business here for upwards of . � I 11 ' . - ... : . L - I LOYAL GREEKS. -Five coach loads of gr�vel, a)l clay. A great many people are twenty yea,ra, and who enjoy the ilig t ha�ndi 11' the time and our assortment , - changed from specific to advalorum, thus lrishmsu,, a clever writer,, a convincing Greeks have left Chicago.enroute to Greece confidence . � . )_ is I I . . - - easing the taxes on the cheaper necessaries of speaker ai � id & genuine friend to his c'untry, to Assist their countrymen. L going in for flax growing here,Aud the re- of the public, are still extending their btlgi- I . I . I 1_1 � . . - _ sults are good. A man b,v 'the narne.of ness by opening �p a -branch office in the ' kept ully up to L the demand.' , I - L : - _ - . � life and increasing them on luxuries, and in ail Says : " In th IAW MAOr.AREN A, -FIGHTER. -L-Dr. Watson, Rupert had 9J acres in flax" Ilast year, and village of Zurich, which will, no doubt, � , . I . - L I I � , The Toronto U e bands . . i� �, I I � . . (Ian. Maclaren), who is being charged with I ' _ i I I - . . . -1 . this -way giving relief to the poor, while it of ' harvested 30i tons of No. I !-quality. That prove a great convenience to their, patrons - ;_ . - I I i _ On. heresy, says he will figlit it to the bitter will try Canada, for all I a Canadian there and the surrounding Country. -Mr. I . - �, , . an inielle�iusl athlete like the IT . I' I t I . . laying heavier burdens on those who are ig i e �E. Foster, Mr. Fielding is but a end. I I . I -1 ' 0 � I . * � .Geo'N' rt. We have the land forllre. . Daniel Kydd, of Brussels, recently spent r . -T_l � best able to bear them. The duty on corn A TA_- o, Here re s� bme of CLLIV -I- - _', "" N_Bwsi,,%,PERs4,mr-An ordinance I 4' rheumatic lightweight." This is on 3, par . I . -We copy the following from the Hick. Sabbath at his home here. Master John I . the Ja+e, arrivals: I . , - f . - - � _. for feeding purposes and on binding twine with introduced by.the Finance Committee o . 11 . I - . I . 14 _� �. the Mairs statements that Mr. Whit- North Carolina Times of April 8th. Cameron returned with him, to spend a ' � - . , the Norfolk, Virginia, !city council provides o,ryl P . I: - . . rL - - . . . MILTANERY. - w � I ,and barbed wire has been struck off. Flour The deceased lady was a resident of Port week �witb relatives in Cranbro9k and neigh D ESSE§. - ney, the leade f the Opposition in the for the ta city newspapers. . I . 4 has been reduced 15 cent I .0 " � Albert for along period, and her many borhood.-Mr., Thomas Ca' 4ron made a I ' - 81 per barrel legislature� tow!rs . ove any member of. MORE Totyi:24'-Her Royal Highness I I . M Another lot U FaDey'Dress Goods, Opening up al-inost every day � T I I P , . I * friends in Ashfield and Colborne will hcar business trip to. Baden- this week. - The- -past Z3 x Wheat has been 'reduced 3 - the e'6 of York, ivas safely delivered . L� cents a bushel the 6overr bi ity, and that in de- Duch . pretty styles, at 5c, 37�C,11 50c awl 75C Shapes, new Mowers, Chiffong, - �i - - - I I with regret the news of her unexpected few fine days have brought out our bicyclists _. . . �t I . 4 � - and com meal -made 25 cents I of bate'they are in his asp as clay in the of a daughter at York Cottage, Sandringham, - � inate6d .'-Mr. and Mrs. Gavin -1 .1 I &C. 1 death : "As we go to press we learn that In great numbers per yard w -1 ine q ality. . bons, Trimmingis, Veilings, _� hands of the p,ott4 . If the Mail would at half -past three Sunqay af ternoon. Mother . . - � � ! 40ceAts. The- daties on ale an i' porter re. Mrs. Murray, late of .Michigan, but miore Ross are in Paris this: week, Attending the — ' � 4 . I & _: , , . - - � � 1. . - only lie reasonably r7ould get more peo. and child are both well. I � . � I � -f- I - - �? I . recently of Hickory, is dead. She has been Sy-n6d"in connection. with their Appeal to , I � . I I in : . . �, main an before; whereas on all spirituous ple to believe it. .It does not add to the ATTEmPT oj.�- THE Kii�G'8 LIFE. -The � - ES. 1, . � GLOVES AND HOSIERY. , , , . n - . L I . ii- . liquors, including whiskey, an increase of strength of eitVer Mr. Foster or Mr. Whit- of Ital-y a -#;tended the rMe course ,the other in delicate health, for at long time. . Mrs the Synod. -Mr. Peter Triggerson was in L " � � . - I -, I � . I � Murray was an excellent Christian la, y an -visiting his brothers- New Cream ' i, - La�e�, Black Silk New K , k G1 -' cU. ney to make statements ibout them which day, but while he was � ' d a Brantford last week, �- F 50 cents per gallon has been made. , Ireceived with voct- . I I V i � - id Gloves Sil , oves; Im � I . The had nothing to fear'from the chauge." who are engaged there in the harness -' k , . I ' p I ti I � . " *'I Lace"s, Valencie nes .L' 'es, ' Torchon Black- Cotton and 'Silk Jlof,i,,y .� "I . duty on coal oil has been reduced I cent per only cause'laughter to those wfio . know all terousapplaulse by the crowds, a potit . ing business, and'in dry goods and millin I ,, r � I %, I .. ery,_- .y. thiparties, concerned. . fanatic named Acclarito, attempted to as- -On the evening of Good Friday, Rev. I I - �q . � . I � z 1. 1� I . and both of whom are successful merchan a�d Cotton Laces � Cashmere Hos�ery, wonderful V,arne. . � . .1 gallont but other regulations have been � sassinate His Majesty., The would be as- John Rosb, B. A., performed the marriage ta" . - I . .1 �! . . Mr. Triggerson had not seen them for I. . . , i - adopted which will make the - reduction The Ontario Government have appointed sassin has been found to be insane. ceremony between Robat' H. Gr�eu, of. � UP- I low lines. i �,_ : � I ; � wards of 19 years, and it is needleis to say. . � I 11 �. � I I . ;_ I . . I . Omemde, Victoria county, Ontario, and I I ; - - :, equal to about 3 cents a gallon. There is to Mr. John B. Laing as provincial - municipal � — , the meeting was% a pleasant and enjoyable F . I �� . y _ Mrs. - . .t . nue. made in coati unless the auditor, under the act - la t . . Miss Mary A;, youngest daughter of . -Miss- Reid, of Stanley, is visiting Mrs. , , I . OLS., �, �i- be no cha . , passed at the a Ruron Notes. Wm. Harris, of Brussels. About 35 guests one Belts, B �lt Bn Ups$ B ;It Pins. Belt_ - PARAS ' . . � r� _ -4 __ e tts, Collars Full range of prices �' eleglant, z. �� . ,ings,. Blotises, 5. bal' . ; - y . - - I g of the nuP- Fullarton, is spending & week or a ith )T � Z . . . �� and Miss Craig, of: this place. -Miss Roy, of - i4 United States raises their tariff ; in that session of the Legislature. Mr.Laing, who .Walton cheese tactor will commense asaernblid to witness the tyin I 118e �S' I ! I � I � - I event the Canadian duty will b� made to has resided, in 1 Toron vi, 0 for a number of Operations on',11% loth. . tual bow at the home of the bride. � with steel rods—speci�l Value at , I& . I Woo Miss Mrs. Peart,- -Mr. T. -J. Berry is feewlit 9 Cuffs, '&es , .- `� i I . - " I _ -.-- n . . �- , ,Mrs. S. , of Exeter, leit last week Annie Stewart was the bridesmaid, and Mr. . kt - years, was formerly a resident of London, . I I , $1.25, $1.50 aiid,$2 e ch. � .1 � E� equal the American. Gray and white cottons, I much better of late, and hap been going ft� . J . for her f UtULe home in Waitiburg, Wash- John Fulton the groomsman. A large num. __1 - . I t , � I - . � . . I - — - ' . � I - t , which are now 25 and �2-� per cent., are where he was Fk� partner in the wholesale ington state. � . her of valuable and useful presents were around considerable during the past week - ____ __ ; r� -1 I i . - A dry goods trade. He hao had a largo ex- . -The Misses Shirray ,returned home re. 1, , � a 11 � iu�reased to -25 per cent. all'around. - Har- . . -Mr. Leonard MeTaggart has purchased made, and many good wishes were express- ; - . I I . - � � -For the last the Exeter North hote�, paying therefor ed for the future happiness of the contract� ' . I � I . � - perience as. an , accountant. cently from London, where'they' were visit.. � I � . L � veitera,. rnowersX etc., remain a's at present, � � � ing friends. -Rev. F. Swann, of Dungannon, I I 11 I . . ! . [ _� six or seven years he has been employed by $700. I . ing parties. . 4 1 - I .. E� I - . � I .1 0 sie H i ' nd red. and . F My -1. , I 20 per cent. Farm wagons and agricultural the Govern � cut whenever a special audit -Thomas Guailry, of Goderich, bko pur- � . � M - 01 , and formerly of Hensall, is -expected to con- � . . I � . ,� L I � T. . I I -The little twel eD year old daughter of . � . . y;, , , implements, now 25, 271i and 30 per cent. was required, and his services have always v duct sermons in the Metliodist church on ' * - . � - 1 1 1 1 1 1 chased the im, orted Clydesdale stallion, Mr . I . . Win. Jackell, of the London Road, S � I ,�. V.. � 9 I �, p I - � i . N : been satisfactorv. He was also selected as 9,LDalmxiir.'-' , I I abbath first, morning -and evening. His . 1 4 . 't - are made 25 per cent. ! all around. There ' I . . - north of Exeter, when assisting in packing many friends will be pleased to have an . . ; t ' * - .. F1 L : the expert accountant in connection with ' Marw ives r- . J R are iconsiderable, dear:eases in the iron the i:u,estig � -J. ood, of tfield, has u applea last fall, enclosed a note in one of opportunity of h-earing him again. -Miss 0 1 V . ; . I ation of the Connolly and Me. chased the ,farm. ad -Joining his own,pro is; Tweed Suits At - . J In the barrels giving the price received here, 11 . I ,. � . I I duties. Scythes and samall agricultural im- Greevy case., � . I Torrance, of neLar Zurich, was the guest of - � i I ��, 1. __ T. Potter, for $3,000. I I i- 1 I and -requested the purchaser to write, giving Mrs. H. Cook on Sabbath last. -Miss Emma , , � � . , I z . � ! ! I plements are reduced from 35 to 25 per e commenied in the the condition of the -fruit and the price Johnston was in Parkhill Is I - .. I i - I ere is a great deall more truth , � - . � ' � . axes and pickhandlea are re- Th I than � To hej.r great rprise she received a si tely, visiting her I 11 .- )" I : cenL, and Holmeaville cheese factory on Monday next. paid. r" Mrs. Shortt.-Miss Alice Petty,, who, - . � .. , . I- F The excise duty on poetry in what. the Ottawa correspondent of Mr.i. Johnston in charge. ni Bu ate, I - - I - I " duced to 30 per cent� I cely worded letter a, few, days ago from a � 'A ; . �s learning the millinery fir - . 1. I A. - the Globe says,, although it is rather a hard -The 150 acre fatm. of the late Hugh -London, '.was i - . �� ,� merchant in England� who resides in-- the - c a Is y I . 1-1 - 6 y- . U omp ni d,b I - � " I spiritshasbeeu increased from $2.70 per I I Ross of Hullett, was I sold b auction in .home last week and this,: . ! � , I . - L . � I , __ P slap.at the back bench politicians. Speak- I same county in which her father was born, Miss Ramsay, of. that city, and formerly � � - - P _ on to $2.90 � er gallon. On vine - ' r $5,500. . I i . I �,. roof gall Clinton to one of his �Ons, fo .- �� . - 0 . . ,�. � - � giving full particulars as to the condition . of Hensall. 6 5 , I � Ing of the- Budget dibate he says : 11 Budget ' - -Mr. C. Eacreft, of Victo - - 11 � gar. the duty is decreased from six cents to . . -Mrs. James Wilson, of Wroxeter, died ria .. I` I . - ' . - and price paid for the fruit, and said he was Park, was in London recently . k t ! . , I � . oratory is at flood tide. The speeches up to - on Thursday, 15th inst., after a, lingeria:� ., visiting his - ' I I . . . . - I , I four cents. On cigarettes the dnfy is In. - . then retailing"them at 50 cii�nts a peck, or at Bons, and brought home with him a fine . . . � . I ., . - � I I i I - the present bAve b�en those of the orator- illnesa from consumption, at the age of 43 the rate of S6 a barrel. . . . .. � I I ., . creased from $1,50, 'thousand to I - bicycle for his own use.�--Mr. Robert Bell, I - i I . Ter $3 per I I � I ical giants, and,for a few days more we Y�&rs- . . . - 4 � [�_ - thousand. On raw leaf tobacco, formerly I has been formed -At a very early hour on Monday me Jr., was in Toronto recently, on busineRs.- ! - . I � -1. � may'expect the 7same standard -A football league rn- - . I . � I r I . After that, Mr. W. C. Davis h -as very much improved � � I . I I -1 IF , embracing the Wingharn, Listowel, Atwood, ' of last week, the f�mily of Mr. 1. T I I i . 9 . ,�* "� on the free list, a� duty is im - osed of 10 when the linep of policy are clearly laid yu- . t . ; - , . I p in I fitting up - as , - . : � I mied, and fourteen down anA all' the asse;tial facts brought . � I i . cents. per pound, unstern, Wroxeter and Brussels dall, on the 2nd concession of Hull the app'earanee of his grocery by I I i., I clubs, to be kno*n . were ett, e I I ! do I * , ' � I �. out, the House will settle down to two or as the Maitland league. aroused from sleep by the roar of a the part he previously used as a - stor hou , 4 , . . , se - � I . I . ; - I I I � . was I . I I � ; I � . �� - �� cents, stemmed. There are also consd hs -of speech -making by members -A lacrosse match in Exeter, last fire overhead, which heard quite dis- for his grocery department, and using the.. I � . . � - � week, . . i � able reductions in pig iron and some other who between the tailors and the unemployed, of tinctly %bove the roar of the windstorm that east part for boots and shoes exclusively.- . . I f - � I � . ! I se object is not 'go much t6 enlighten . . � , ; I I ing. Going u into Mr. R.Cadmore is building an addition t6 I I - i 11 i kinds of iron and in woolen goods. - ' their fellow -legislators as to make a speech that town, resulted in a victory for the -lat- InOrn - an unused g rre . � � C .. , i . - t . I r by four goals to -none. - It t' his new dwelling. -The sacrament of the ' , � . � . a te it w*as discovered t at the interior wt, on - I SIZE - . -1 , t I ; Perhaps the most important feature of that will dnable them to ma,U extra copie of Lord's S ?.� 9. 9 1� - I Hansard to their constituents." -Rxeter council will submit a by-law to fire ; fortunately sufficient help was at hand upper will be dispensed in Carmel . I �.22 . to _,8 (150 b , . . . I the new tariff is, that it makes provision for . I Presby . - i I the ratepayers on the'advisability of pur- to Pub it out before it bad made firm fiead- terian --harch on -Sabbath- morning, I I I 11 I t - & material reduction in duties to all coun-, The Engledue1 capitalists, chasing and running an electric light plant way, althou h the plaster and joist �were May 9th. -Mr. George E. Thoingon, son of 4 — — . I - �, , . which recently i . . . . . I . I i I,- . � . . P . - : , is supposed -to haveorigin- 11 ..A BRIALS. . , AL VALVE i I of their own. destroyed. it Mr. Samuel Thomson, of the' towmah, of CUR" IN ' � tries that will admit Canadian products a I e .LNIA r vaned exploratory rights from the - On- . ; . SPE101 � ;. . t obt ii i ated from a de Ray, was hap *1 united in the bo -918 of : ; � -Mr. John Burton has rented lot N', fect in the chimney. There ,ri y i � i I '.. F... reduced rates. This ri�4 be termed a pref- matrimony on ednesday afternoon L crims, Fancy Spot, �. I t - tario Government, are making extensive "113th conqessiou, Goderich township, for one is an insurance on the building in the ;;t to S I,l Sprigs, Nets, in I I - A Me- . � - . 0 Linen Tabl'ings, T ' ; . 4 Miss Ids Dignam, third daughter of . owelsi Towelg* ; � erential tariX The i ' d ire. -China Flo Effectsq & . � . � I mme iate reduction is preparations to go on their mineral land at year. It consists of 65 acres, and is rented KilloP mutual. : � ,I - � I --- ; 1. . I I � I � Warren Dignam, of the Zurich road, town � N-4pk- Tabl't Oovers, Drape�, Ac. I - .eighth the t, e�tr and after that one at $65. 1 - ! . J , I i me -firs . _ rl' - . - . I -41 I . . the end of the present week. A number of � -The death of William John Hal13 a ship of Hay. The ceremony was performed , z quarter -114ise O'Connor, organist in St. Job' I a hiqbly respected resident of the township Of � . . � . I . � � i - As England is the -only country _inen have been purchasing supplies and the church, Brussels, was presented with a w by Rev. W. E. Kerr, of Hensill, in the UCE. CUR INS. I .. i - I .1 I , � .. Ashfield, took place eta Sunday, l8th inst. p - . NEW ,MUSLINS I �1�1 I at the present time that this reduction ban best machinery to work the claims. The filled purse tiy the members of the cc gi�- emains were _msence of a number of invited guesfis. I � f I .. � I ,I - ther coun- ice has not passed out of the rivers 'in the gation, in appreciation of her services. I f a num. 0� autiful ' - ' - � . 1, 9" a very enjo d6signs-75c, , 90c, � - I , , -be extended to, it gives to the me - His r ' * interred on Tuesday, the The bride Was made the recipient o Full. lenct,ihe alid W � � in be ' Fi*ngh Organ4iies ,' 20th in Dun non cometry, being escorted in Lawns,: I - y ber of vAluable presents, and , Bli $1.259 $1.50, Spotal . I � I . - , - I . tr. a decided advantage over all other north yet, but it is expected that by Men- -While being driven down & hill, the fro;;� his late residence, lot 10, concession 9, able time wax spent by allpresent. We $L751 $2, 6.50, 83 per i1ir uo. Floralsil Dimities, Siilk ;` �, I I countries. adiness. Work other day, a horse belonging to very large, ,c I � , . . I - - If, howeirer, the United States d A. R. Me- E. D. Ashfield by a r1eg heartily unite with the many friends of the ! . . - ,� :� - - , 9 ; n, to Of . � I I i I V311be be unon both claims simultaneous- Donald, of Winghani, f y� h . i I ; -, I - . � Iz young couple in -wishing them. I I , I . -1 * I t or any other coun decides to reduce its 9 ell a*nd ruptured a sorrowing relatives, friends and IP& . I - 1� ong � ' I - It t � . try ly. Col. Engledue will leave England blood vessel, from -the effects of . which . it ing neighbors and acquai;iZ_cea.' The do' . and continued happiness. -Mr. F. W. Fara_- I S ! . I �i I . tariff against Canada so as to be in a pot si- shortly, and be ort hand to personally sup- died, CARPET'l 1; � � I ; ! . ceased was a man possessed of a genuine- comb, Ontario land surve oLbSE PRICES � ;tj � tion to take advantage of this preferential erintend the works. Though everything is -Robert Symonds, the other day shot, ness of character, his word being as good as or, was- in the 11 [ I 4 . I village the first part of tt Some chloice �tte i in Union, for Prints, ,Q being blocked with ice in the north i ; 1 1 a week,'taking- ihirtings, Oottonades,'UA � rate, well and good, we will all get the , the in Colborne township, a fine specimen of the a bond, and had A grest.dislike to any false. le JL"90111 I �, - ' I ,I vale and bearings for the council res W601 and A emps, Tape , - t I I applicationaL for mining ld mse. It measured 5 feet, 3 inches ness -in business transactions, as also in - pact- . i�,s and Brus- ingn, Fiann6tdtes, Tweeds, Odo , 1 . , benefit of the reduction,. but if not, then Ing proposed drains. -Mr. George McEwen sels, at closest fi-aures - i � � t i . � . ur . .1 I 11 . i Warps,..&C. � - , 1, , � - I po into the department. There is likely across the wings, and must ha�ve sto,)d quite moral status.' He was an exceptionally has been shippmg away, of late a quantity . I I . I I . . . �. I - . . . '+. " i ;, they mast,',pay� liberally- to get into our to be an unprecedented boom in the Ontario that in height. � kind .husband, an affectionate father, and, of flax. -Quarterly service will be. held in - I - — � . . ..... . . 1. � istricts as a - -----. � . - f � markets. This is, probably, the mobt im- mining d I oon as spring opens. -J. and J. Kelly, have leased the 50 acre when in good health, a regular attendant at the Methodist church on Sabbath.-mr. I . I 11 I - I . �N 1 � We hope it may. -be permanent. farm, lot 10, on 6th line, Morris, near Sun- I I I -A , � I i . I : - � � z � - � . portant feature of the new tariff, as it is - 9 the Presbyterian,, church, of which he was Thomas Laiug, who has had his farm rented, I I .", I . -. I . I -4. , shine, at $6G a year. George Beat has got the a consistant member. He was an' ex- 'for several years, is this year We have � I - I � I i i� decidedly the most popular. On the whole, While the auestion of the control of fish . working it, . a �Iery great- -variety of �11-eaxly every- .� i � , ; north fifty acres at Sunshine. emplary citizen, and in the borne circle, the himself. . � � � . � � . , I the new tariff seems. to be well received by in the inland waters is under dispute and -The other day, while S. Castles, of church. and the locality in which he lived __ I . I . �1 . I . . - . . ; . - . - ,; :% -, . allelasses,while the highest Clinton, was engaged i4 cutting wood, his his lose will be sadly -felt. i as I thing kept I I � � I 1, encomiums 'have awaits a decialo'n from the Privy Council, H a ago w 72 :a first-clas dry go �' g � been bestowed by the press & * . . !_ ii dds store, b4t ,� I 7 xe caught in a clothes line and rebounded, years and 11 mouths. Kippen. I i i - . . . - - .� and -Jeading the fiab� of the Province are suffering. The inflicting a nasty gash on the crown of his I . . I i - , , � � I , I I e a latest decision is that the Province has the . � I We arkespee all -v well up * , � tateamen in the old country. There is no , head. -A Stratford despatch, dated April 23rd, NoT-Es.-Seeding is still keeping � � 7-41 in presdIA day goo & 1, . says : James Farewell, who escaped from a backward, the weather being not the . most � . I - . I I de, , �� I . , - 3 doubt that the Government have made 'a control and now deputy ,wardens of the -m-Jonthan Moore has purchased the 42 �T. A% , . . . 4 . 1, : � constable en route from the Goderich, jail to favorable. -Mr. T. Forsyth, the energeti - and up -to -d. te , things that - eve4body wants. , I Moat popular strike, in a political sense, Ontario Game Department are acting, as acres belonging to the Hewitt estate, Ate- - 10- . I t i � . the Kingston penitentiary by a daring leap teacher of No. 2, Tackeramith, wh .1 . .11 . ; . - - J . _ Killop,and his son is now living on it. The from an express train - somewhere between . 1. . . - I ''. -1 I while it seems clear that they have done as guardians under Dominion statutes, and price was said to be about $1,600. - 1� I ' . . number of pupils on the waY for the High I. 1; � P well as possible for all classes in thi coun- Dominion officia'Is It is- & Toronto and Kingston a short time ago School e,xal . We have no- d -time -goods to. P14 before the I �, � ; alf- - . I mination's, kept his scholars in - - . " 1.1-1 nice property. � ;, -1 - I turned up at St. Marys on We& day - . � : . . - . . . . . � I i � - try. z The discussion on the tariff is at hearted manner. - As it seems to be the as( full drill during the Easter holidays. Mr. . I � F � in in -At a joint meeting of - the'executives of , I . . night. It appears ,that his wito has been 111 business of both Governments, neither Gov- Forayth has the faculty Of getting big people, 0 7 stock is constantly ' � t. .., . progress in the. -House, and it is predicted . the county Sunday school And Christian living in that town- for some time. Recently to re . � Wa - the move., i '� �_ . � , . I ernment 'is doing anything. Numerous scholars- to the P. -M . L. Walper was . - i . . �, - : . t. ! I -, - , Ing u - 1� � . by some that it will continue complaints are coming' in to �the OIItari0 Good. Friday, it was de?ided to hold a con- btit always fresh � [I � for a Endeavor association, held in,'Cliuton on she received a leiter` from him, inform �]Ly to -London. on Sat rday with her little so that it c be no ot �, - I . 1, � , I- � mouth. That the Opposition will oppcee department, but the officials do not care to her that he would come after her on Wed- daughter,'for'the purpose of having an oper. - i � . . . - I i. � . - I � . � � vention in Clinton on August 24th at�id 25th- nesday night. She informed a friend of the ation peirformed on her for the benefit of her and attracti�, 3. , � ,, ,; . � - 1! do anything fot fear that any action they . . . � . I , � it, goe's without saying, but the particular -w -By vote of the session, it was decided to fact, who ga�e the information to the po. e -eased to note' that the I - J i might take would -afterward be rescirded . . yea. We are pl �.` � I , no - in conne . � � '! I I � . solor of that o ition has t yet been in and perhaps damages be obtained. Both use the organ. i ction with -the Sab- lice, and am a result Officer Win. Gundry, of operation was frought with good. resulin. - . - I I � . I I I � � ppos . I . I, , t � dicated only iA a general way, but it is Gov bath services in Dafrs chu h, YValton, on Godericb, County Constable I - I I �1_ � - ernments are exceedingly anxious that and"after the first Sunda]lrc Shand. and Mrs..George Taylor tendered a number of .. � .. .0 : I ,_,� I __ likel by a decision should be gi,ren at once. - r in lay. Miss Special Constable Win. Copeland, of St. young people a i � - . � � 16 _ y their position will be made known . social evening's entertain- I . � . . .. . . - , - 1, 11 � . Annie Ferguson will be the org";nist. Marys, lay in ambush for him,'kqpping at ment on Friday evening last, when all p I , . . Z _____'� . � I k4� & ren- . t reQpfation'before the discussion is much n -Early Mondky morning, o last week, a the same time a strict -lookout at th : - . I I �, - I �, Our good frie d, the Goderich Star, seems b e house "ent spent an enjoyable time. -Mr.- -R.. B. . . . . 1 � . .71 z� � I .1 - z 4:1 , � IaAher continued. . arn on the farm of Mr. Sibbo , Huron for him. During the night Farewell drove McLea A . ,,, , n, -who always kee in cc with the - I . 41 T . to be in rather a bad state of mind. It be- ps pa, I , I , I G)_ -L I - � . road, Hullett, was discovered on nAre, and up to the house with a borne and buggy, times in the way (if beautif -f his I . . , �t rX .4010, -, � � ! - I I .- origin of the fire . which he tied in the neighborhood. The - has this spring received e Benmiller' �, 2 � [ , moans- the fact that many Conservativen have' entirely destroyed. . The fr yin - farm MI I . I ; � � � . , .m t � � I . ,� The Tiuco-Greeian Wax. heret6foresupported the Ontario Govern- is a mystery. The loss is partly covered by officers started for the house, and had not nursery 100 more evergreens, which I , - I � i .. . i �, , . . I r - I I ' insurance. . - malkes . a - . .1 & t � . � ' � ''I . Jt would seem- as if the war between went and admonishes them not to.do so any gone far before they came to - a fence. over 200 trees Mr. McLean has received ! , � - r__ I . -At the annual vestry meeting I � -k - I of St. Farewell rose up on the opposite side of it. from this nursery. He speaks highly of . ,� I r I . � I : _Mvl� . -1 Turkey and Greece had about run its more, as the moat terrible consequences George's church, Walton, held on Mondiy I- .Constable Shand made a dive to catch his this Oursery for its - quality of trees and , . I . - . , I I I I � - � . .1 - I � . course. After several engagements between may befall the co'untry-if they do. It says .. of last week, W. M. Sinith was elected m4n, but was struck in the abdomen, with shrub�. -Mr. and. Mrs. T. Forsyth on Satur. � �... . I � the troops of , factions, the 11 With the sole 1, exception of Quebec, the Minister's Warden; James Bolger, Peoples, a heavy -wrench, which laid him out. Con sited at the home of Mr. Thomas - - 11 � I I fhf contending . . - day vi a ,J\w/=1cF . I Warden-; and John Scarlett, James Shol. at - - � t . � I � ..� . � grelaterstrength and superior equipment of whole Country isi in the hands of one politi- dice, George Christopher �Lnd W. H. able Copeland, who saw the 'blow struck, Neilins, Harlock.-Rev. A. Stewar . of I � I I T . I ___� 7 , . . - ': Turkish forces proved too much for cal party. Thials a state of a - . � I . . t th I nd had been killed, took to Clinton, willconduct the services in St. � I - � - . ! . . . , � . 0 ffairs which dice, Sidesmen'. his heels, shouting for help. In the dark. Andrews church next Sabbath. -Mr: David . I I I ) . � � ' . ; t � I the dash �se great, � solicitude to any man wh6 -In the death of Mrs. John Marshall, of memo Farewell escaped, and . as 'not been C. McLean entertained a number of little JUP JL %Z I I I - J courage and determination of the must eaU . - - - . . - I has the interest of the country at heart. the Bayfield line; Goderich t*wnship, - .h D"O"xT G ODS COMPANY .,. �t . I . �. . : , I I— , " - U ., b_r,ln . .r I , I - 1 114 1 1 � I : - ` I . � ". - , I ( .8 1 - I `lk 3 A ; 1 $1 $17 1 0 . - I TIA & - !3 � .r . I I � . � Greeks, and although for a time the reports Even the most ardent Liberal must admit- a seen since. Constable Shand was here yea- folks to & taffy pull on . Friday evening, to I I � . - I . . I . . I : : - noble pioneer w6man is removed from many terday interviewing Chief of- Police Mc. the delight of all present. -M . peter Grant . I - I 7. , � � seemed to indicate that they were holding that, putting all - . . I � � I, r . 1 7 ; , r - . . � I I - party considerations aside, friends and acquaintances She had not Carthy, his object being to secure a blood. has purchased a horse,'Whicb: he finds very - I I � ' , � - � .. .� -C � tlldir own remarkably 'well, they were the situation is' fraught with danger. In been in go�d health since* Christ - � I . - , I � mas and hound to ,track Farewell. convenient for the tilling of hie gaden., i - � � � - .ft of . __ ef . . Sftforth's Gre�test Cash Dr -v Goods . w - i � � - '! . I . I I I � � . . I I I . I . -1 I � . _. . � - . I I I I I . . Ili I - I . . . . � �1 I . . I I . - . - .. � . . � � . � . I . , � . - - I � � . . � - . , I I i - 11 _. I E � __ 1� . � � I � . I Tw"n A : able ,exottem, whou it bw been getting � - An atfi5mpt 3KM*lXeS tau the roar Of 1 boat known . I wmdow was knife blade a large quahtit�, rea4y for Aell trance was *1 -the tear of B by raiming A 1 4 11nor4e lancoom revolvers, raz were stolen ft � which were U to the hardwi by the night I whosaked,oni I The'strismV.r: �W&3r , 'to -owe e I ampe, - drop] E, ht So a] I TI'liLms"'I'A � vAld duoks pi Monday mort, *.re busy gar( . 4 r umateur it . of previousi , sulting in 99 �Alr. Abel N laze -on Mon� ,oia friends.- - splack-mans V � to Sylvan �on oil _�V�118 the' shareholders �O'Neil, Lucw Mansion houi with his fan 1Wt_-Me--sr% tractors, are . brick cottag 'Taines street 'has been ap Middlesex, -b Fluidt. I . . . NoTEs,-A � - � � .Lane,, -of God � � 4lay SuperintA IL v � orchaxii and � . Refuge. -Mil � choir leader I ; I . , PI!6abyterian I I I .- for her home �v , - I ing has �beeu �� 1�_ successor. -I smitb, occupi bury striet � . . �evening.-R< the pulpit of �cepfably, 'lei Spring . a, iN-,' treatmenk. h . - rest. -A -t ih( 'on Monds6ye ,ed president . L . and W.. Bry� I ,0Jrytb,0 11 L _g ,a.. some intereal . A freb-vfll '01 I , i way Atatlon� . I on Saturday, ,ch&ih at the � I � ,The box has I - - money. Thi I would iob tb - - . -Dr. Lei Mitthella , . - . . -Xiss Je - leolapleted. ,A 4, -_-A Wm 't Union will -8i -The Atv . I tbiow�ck. : ' � -Messrs. ; .. _Tear Wile& I � IsTrup. . Mr. Ald � � L property m' I , I r6eidenob 011 � -Robert �1 L . ReV40MI fine, - . . - Agures. ; . L . . -J. Q Ob . .- pigs killed s might. " . -After I Mitchell will . �each evening I -The resi , - . . -8L Matys, I. IT. Hutton. I � . _T. a Z . ice . ten p6unds I Z -There 1i L I -in L the 'runni ,schools duri� I -The 1C . . . gIV4B all entis - that towaOi -The roo I ,� . the Xet)io� Monday �eve . I ' 04-.65. . I 11 � � . .�The 1)k . to the dews I Association. � - I surmoe. � - _W111. I( - I Ellice to" t9 - . * after -V I . *as fifty' yei . -,John , � 1. I Graud Trun I- . eye badly �di � steel strlki� -The Aul � 1held. at " ", The ja��Js, fine Amms, , -mrs- vp Eartht, di- - . S_ ,2 18.� = Ellice to . L w� --The 0� miteilleti To� *Old ior 4 forced Malei Real. for $1 -Dr. Ye 'As L %a f ' �ilt�e L . I - - =1i"10=9 - the effects: L ---�The �- . L , have been � L L � few years, �L purchasing " from it '. - X. � . paid bein-2 ; _ -The -do lich occu � - iwrhl,� I I * � ItQpe, Am � . 'Was only 0 1 . ,an 1 . an iw - . : Y� I I L P - LLL . , 1. . I I the fol ; I deat .& F'; I - _' Qer *.: I I I V. i?a v . � , - seereUry, i . . - � . . � j . Mae#Aden; . I I . 14MM Me � Z . ,Gibson szd , � . - . t . . I . . � I . � � .- . I � t L . 7 . . . C 7 1 . 111TX. Ror 1 7 -eooking�, wi L Toronto, at . - . A&V about b I ving first � hZ I . I I I . nourishiner � . � .1 iven to In, �, L lootareir ,sai r r � �Chopped, be k � 'one VI.t of E � I I -one bay Q L . _"Wjr�� , . _ - �� , � - _ - _ 1, - _:_ " - -� - . - ,