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The Huron Expositor, 1898-01-07, Page 1___ -_�- - -_ � � . __ _ __-, ___-11 . I 1� - I "', �� .11,111,1111, I—— I __ 11 I I � — ___ -,- - - - , - . -11-1 I—- W__________- . . . . - __ -- --------I-,-,- . . - . , , . ,_.'� _ __�_ - I , . _1 _11 �____ _. �_ I , ., I � I . I . . - 1. 11 I _... ______ - - I - - I . -.1 � I - _ -1 � I . � : I ; . I . I i I � . I . - .- Affi I I � . I � � - � - � .- I � - I . � : . . f . - . - I . � _ I � � . � - � � . . . - . � -_ � -, . I I i - I � , , , - . i 1�, - � - I J I - . I. I I . I I 9 . _. . Je C� I I - , . . . . � I - . I . - - �, - � . I � � - - . - . � I - � � .1 . . I . �� I .1. - . . - � I I . � � I I I I ... I . . I � � � � I . I : - - I - - I i . I . . I I . � . . I I - I � . - � � � - � - � , - .- I - I � I I . ..i� I i- � - I . � . � � i � % 1� .1 � . �, I . ! I -11 I . �. '� � I � . I kdow 0-mda.. . f � . - - - � - � - - - I - , . . . :_ I . . - .. I I . � , � � p � , I � . , . I . - .. . � .4�: _: - - - � . . � - , . _ � - . - I .� .- � - - � �, .1 � � I I . ;- , � - - _ _.. � . I t, . . � I - . � � � I .. - � - - . . I I I I- I I I . ,. . . � . I � � .- ,I � � . I . � � I - - . - . - . I I I— . �_ �. I I .1, . I - ; Z � � � I .. , , I — i i- . - . I I - V�l , - I t . I . - - . . . .- I — � I THIRTIETH YEAR. , WHOLE NUMBER, 1,5W. . t This , Week . . , � . � __ - 4 . � , ! - These words reffer to what a great many I � � g ; . I I people say, about our. advertise-, i . ments, when, they take up TiffF, I . EXPOSITOR to read the weeVs news. I I .. . I . The secret of the whole tbing is, that 0 . we have som4hin- worth while -1 0 ' having this, I - talking about, and, . we talk in a common sense. man- � - ner concerning the same. � . . � 11 I � � . : To attempt anything else but common 1. .. . . ,� I sense, is simply bound to offend I - I ., I the Judgment of rthe, most, ielvei- I , . - headed people on eaith, .viz.:.— � . a cash buyers. � � I - - .3 . Common sense business talk does not ;;; , n placing in a row a lot, of � - #. consist i . ; � : � ,1 I double -decked, jaw-break-ing die- � � tioniary words." It does consist, i � .. however, so far as we are concern- , I � . 4 ed, in placing before the public in r � I � a clear light why ,'t is' profitable, 11 � . � i . I for you to deal wifli us. ' . I � � As -we have often stated, we sell as � I neaily as possible for ca3h tb�ere- r, " ) I � � fore the cash buyer does not have I - to bear his part of .loss in the bad I �1_ - debts that are bound to creep into the credit giving business. . . k, 0 Z . Vi �_ ". We work bard ourselves, and save you - .. i -the expense of clerks, to sell our ,goods. And last of a!l, we sell . the very,best grades we ,can buy �� 0 . in the se'veral lines, And in follow- � .. � ing the principle of giving the very I 0 beat value for your money we .2 ' save you money- here. � . . � And acrain we wo-uld point out that we I . 0 - .. I are doing all this not as some busi- � I � - uess men would have people be- . lieve, for the sake of customers merely, 'but rather � is it for our . . own sakes. - I . We are in business to make a; success of it, and this end may be accom- plished by giving' full value and a cqu- . al treatment to all. The fur coat season has started, and we C I � are showing some special far coats - . 0 1 , . . at S,,16.20) $20, $25, $28 and ... .... - q 1 ,33,50 for the casb. . I I - . i i .. - I Our heavy U�lster coat at' $4.40, is hav- - irg a larg I 0 ge iun. � � The $6.50 frieze -coat still continues to - - attract ali value seekers. � - I .� new lot. of Storm King. caps, made to L pull down over the ears, at 4,0c, � . 50c, 6.5c and.75c. F I The balance of $1, 1.25 and $1.50 a � suit underwear at $1 to clear. Heavy �Jriviug mitts and ghves-at 50c, 0 go ) 750 and $1. ' Alen's odd pants at .51.25, 1.50, 2.50 - . and 3.50. . . . Our calendar for 1898 is declared to be the haudsomest calendar produced I ' � . in,this section. We are not mail- - I I ing theni this season. If any of g - � ourcustbuiers have not received one as�'yct, o-ne L may be bad by ' . calling at our stor(3. I 0 I I We will mention in thie last place this week our large stock of men�s fur 0 1 �tt caps, feeling assured that Nve can 0 1 1 katisfy any one.vishim, a fur cap, �, 0 either as to style, price or quality. . Futurity (lay is -'approaching. . . I - - . � � ;,� ... I - - I � I . � WE HAVE ONE PRICE TO ALL . . ,. "I : MONEY BACIK IF WANTED. . I � I . I - .............................. i . . i I I "WEIG d MA CD ONA L D .�u , -6 . I CLOTHIERS. ; On the Wrong Side of the Street, in the Strong Block. _ , I I . � � IN _ SEAFORTH, - :. ONT. I . I � . . I . � � . . — - � I . - . . . , . I Accident Assurance, Company . . 1. -1 ; I I , I Accident and Plate Glass. I . I � ;� An accident policy costs little. Are � . . you insured 7 � . , I Ranald J. Macdonild, ' I I G P, R. Telegraph and Canada Acciden - . . . insurance Company Agent. I . I . - � � — - . — I . I I � . - I I - ; - ; I I I I . - . . MbLEAN BROS.,_ Publishers., L . I . � . . . � . - , - r � . SEAFORTH FRIDAY, J,A-NVARY- 711898* . I I - I � I - . . I I - I � � I I � . - � . . I 1 $1 a Year in Advance.. I ,a I - � . . - , . I - ., � � I � - 1� I I . . I t . . .. . . . , I j Christraas Deceptions. from its long a�idl_peacefnl expose of �Lges, andalgo it due a�preciation of his zealous - daughter of the late John Sanders, and her rood. The wedding march was beautifufty man was thrown from the top of the train � , . . . . I , ? . Z - � DEAR EDITOR,—Thig morning is what is create an impressift on the mind long to be and untiring efforts in the work, - he was many friends will be pained to hear of her played by Miss Nellie Walker as the bridil and sustaineA several injuries. The regular . - � - I I ,styled " Christmasi" ind the many thoufr_ remembered. Iron is the niain support and the recipiiant of an appropriate address� death. She leaves to mourn her -demise a party. took their places under the arch of trains were delayed in consequence of the I , I . � . ends of little ones throughout Christian all important industry of Ibbpening. Its also a valuable and beautiful easy rocking, husband and two small children. - . evergreens decorated with flowers. After sma-sh up, and passengers for the e t were . . � - � I �,couutries are all aglee with the idea that very streets are veneered with the red dust chair. � � I I -Robert'Burns and wife, of Neepawa, the ceremony which was performed by Rev sent, a I Lrourk bv Hamilton. � I . . - I __ , � . I I- - A an � . W. Rigsby, he company repaired to e� 6 -fi mberof children an grand- : ,_ #�hu � Sknta Claus has been down the chimney,and - of sillicious ores, and in an respect;$ it(, in -Mrs. Wilson died at the residence Of, Manitoba, are.,visiting his father, Robert It th. lark6 6 � ha � f left them -many beautiful things. Hav,6 truly called by modern men the Hemat�!le her sister, Mrs.Uzell, in Clinton, on Thurs-1 Burns, of Brussels. This strapping Man- dining room, where a sumptuous repast was child n �jZf Mr. Hugh McInt.yre, of the -1 � . , I t I win . Of 1101 , I i ?1t Depending upon this all import4nt- day of last week. - The deceased lady . een in the West for the past 16 done am is ome to I Christian (?) parents considered what they has! itoban has b - ' plej notice to, after which the even- to IP k assembled at his I , are doing by this invention ? Have they inZatry is a- population of 15,000 souls, been, an invalid for about seven yeare - ; years. .Prosperity has attended him and he ing was pleasantly spent in games and other Caleb the 80th birthday of a -known f �; il � considered what must be the character of a most of whorn,are minera.- Yet not by a6y -Mr. J. J. Walsh, formerly of Goderich,� is now 'the owner of 480 acres of first-class amusements. - � . - pion - bom of : . . � - - - of Loho. ' Mr. McIntyre was . � . i - . � being able to fly through the.air in all coun- means is Ishpeninr an uncouth mining tovin, metwith a serious lose at Fort William re-� land from which he derives a good revenue. � ___ - - - Scotch parents, in the county of Glengarry � - . . - i rof ce . � I - I tries and -land on roofs of houses, descend nor is it devoid o beautiful structures � ntly. A large boarding house, which he� It took 250 bushels of need to put in his crop � - - ' � . Oanada. on De mber 929th. 1817. At a Of 9 . I I I I I betwee modern architecture, nor of its own ex.' was keeping, wax totally destroyed by fire, � last spring and his returns were about 18 are is � arents came to thtbtg 0 � � . chimnies, and distinguish n the -Bishop DuMoulin has been ordered by YO e d n die- - tockin , and know the good child from the elusive social circles. It is a city of many together with $118 in cash, '- . i bushels to the; acre. - Mr. and Mrs. Burns his phyiician to refrain from preachiug for triet, bi e the city was yet a village. Dur- .. I M, �10 mercantile and commercial enterprises, moat -Mrs. R.'Leatherdale, of Brussels, is! will visit in-the'section for a month or so. ing t a long vicars of toil suit rudimentary - I I nykuow all desires, and make gifts . . . a time on account of his health. I . - - . scoordingly ? Have they considered ' the ?f which are located on Main street, extend- troubled with asthma, and the other day 1 -Edward Sperain, and his good, wife, of ' -Canadian PA�Cifio land.sales for the work r, b1clutyro'has been a foremoob � 1 characte; ;f the answers - 'ven to the ques Ing n mistoLokher medioine,'ti sion, Grey, celebrated the tenth year show an enormous inerease overpae' leade in all matters rplative to the civic orth and south* a distance of five � . kking poison in mis- i 12th cofices I the -bite . tions made by the wonclering little ones ? blocks, while numerous cross and side take. Under medical treatment she was'' anniversary of their marriage by giving a preceding year. . For 1897 the' figures are life -4 well-known termer and man of i- I i : I t � � He had the honor of being the first ; I I - � Poor little ones, will Christ be pleased with streets are liberally supplied with institu- soon brought around. and anniversary party at their residence, 200,000 acres, valued at $650,000. In 1896 i ness..' i I 1 such -treatment of them ? No wonder that tione of like character. Nearly every re- --William. J. Sanders,son of the late John � 91 end r evening, 21st ult. There were 88,000 soores were sold for $307,000.' . u 961 � - man in Lobo �to stand by,jri his belpintangs, � when they come to theirteens they can only ligi6tis denominations is represented here Sanders, who left Exeter about fourteen � up�Wirds of 60 lf6sts assembled and a very -Miss Pearl Edge, daughter of Mr. W. ,the nOw, H,ou� G. W. Ross, whose integrity � '� � .F . I be entertained by the rediculons. Would by i strong Congregations and well built years ago for Killarney, Manitoba, arrived enjoyable time was 'spent by all at -games, F. Edge, of London, was married last week and a ribition Mr. McIntyre desinedworthy I . . I . I . r L � . the little ones be robbed of 'any pleasirre in ch4chea. � IehpeuGg has two opera houses, there last week and will visit friends. and etc. A very elegant supper had been pre. to Mr. Sherwood Skinner, a prominent bar- Of But PO L _' * � � theirgifts-if told whoisthe true giver? comfortable hotels, inipooingL churches, UP. relatives for a few weeks. pared by the host and hoste-a and ample rister of St. John, New Brunswick, suit a -h r. Daniel Moore, second son of Mr. I . Would the parents and relatives lose any- limited banking facilities, anelegant city , -The family of Mr. Arthur McRae, justice was done to the many delicacies by son.qf Judge Skinner, of the same place. Garre i Moore, of St. Thomas, formerly of � . . thing in the estimation of the little folks if hall and a fine Tublic library. It is the ter- of Clinton, had a nice re -union on the assembled . friends, Many-' use Fe 'died at Siracusa, New Yorkis short ! - ' the truth were told? It makes a in . inus of the Chicago and Northwestern Christmas'. For several years . some mem- articles were prevented to Mr. and M fat -Mr.'Thomas Morris, one of . the oldest - rga , o. Mr. core who was born' at I I- , - musement . is. selklers. of Warwick township,dr4ped dead birn . I . � . 1. I . ; � I to their elders i6 a Railroad, which maintains two large round bers-of the family had. been awayj but on Sperain. � . 11 i . ee their surprise and beer I one day last week while sawing wood with For , has been railroading since he was ,I � ! 0 1 - � i V Le old. He entered the services of ,� �. their theories, but ah the price. Here is houses and large machine and repair shops, the present occasion all were home, and had -On Tuesday of last week, Roland Smith Ids son. He was a mafi greatly respected. 17 y � .. room for self-denial for the well-being of the and communication with the'.�opper region a very pleasant time.': I i I . . alias Alex. McCleary was brought before -An emp!o1ve of the Verity Plow'Com. the higaii Central at, St. Thomas more I � I I . then twent ears ago. He held his posi- ; children�roorn. to * show love to God who of lake Superior and an outlit by lake -at -Mark Caseele.an old and highly respect Judge Masson foir trial, 6a a charge of hav- pany, Brantford, named B8883raft,was pai-l� y y I " . . I hates and abhors lying -room to show love Marquette. 'All this, taken �in connection � ed resident of Clinton, but of recent .ears log forged the signature to� -a check, and fully injured 6ot long ago. He was opet. tion 01 conductor there until 0*1 ht. years ! .- . - . I . � � with the greatest iron minel of Ameriea, residing at Wingham, droppe-_ on - hed it at Wingham. At the opening of ating a boring machine, when his trousers 86 0 when he entered the -emp oy the I I . to Christ (do we love him) who died because al can it, 'of I Shore Railroad. He was iloa-preai- � I ; � , _. I , a lie -was told and believed in Eden. Who makes this community one df the richest Monday last week, at Flint, Michigan, where the court the prisoner withdrew his plea of became entangled in the gearing of the ma� E'stj , I - wiil*plead for truth ? and most active in the entire nation, he was on a visit to his sons, He leaves a 64 not guilty," &bit admitted his guilt, -beg- chine. His left leg Was terribly laceratod denf f the West Shore Relief Association, I . � -1 . - . . . . i - . I I � A READER. JAMES PURCEM. family of fire sons and one daughter. The, ging the clemency of Ahe court. A barks. for a distance of seven or eight inches. , The ceased married Rom Teevin,! third I - I . � � i TuoKERsmiTu, December 2.5th, 1897. 4_. remains were interred in Widgham. ter who was present, also asked a merciful -Mr. Thomas Bradford, a London pio. daug r of the late E. B. Teevin, of Fergus, ! � - I � I :. I � . . I . An Appalling Disaster -in London., '_ -Wednesday evening of last week, Rev. sentence. Judge Masson, after -pointing out neer, died not long ago, in the 83rd year of who 4 rvives him, as well as a family.of ; � i ; i . I . . John Rose, B. A., spoke the magic words the seriousness of the offence, a He was a native of C mbrijgej'- eight hildren. I , , ! ' I _sentenced the hi ave. a � . � - . I . . � I The Jubilee Surplus. I Ad appalling disaster occurred shortly making,John Meadows and Miss Emily J., prisoner to 15 months hard labor in the England, but had lived in London for nearly _T e Ontario Government has set i apart ! ; . - � -_` - . I : I I : . - . � after nine o'clock on Monday ni ht, at Lon* daughter of Goo. McMillan, all of Brussels, Centralpricon. .- � half a century. He was a member of t1e two wuships in Rainy River district, Al. , � - � � . . To the Editor of THE ExrosiToR : I I the � , , - dou, Ontario, in which twenty-tilree persons husband and wite. The bridesmaid was' -A very pleasant event was celebrated at Methodist church and a strong Conaervg. moma, for the accommodation of one Of - . DEAR Sra,—I observed in your lost issue were killed wid over one hundred were Miss Joan McMillan . I I 44� ; - and the - groomsman W. s the residence of Mr. Steel Murdoch, Luck. tivt-,. I . . largest 'and wealthiest hands of sett1w :that I . . I � ion passe ! ` ' ra � I I - �f I 1' ' a report:of the resoluti it by the di- more or less neriously injured. The dread- L. McQuarrie. now, on Wednesday evening of last week, -Mr. G4�"�ge Richardson, who settled " In has ev er entered Causdi -,:- The in ux � is un- - - * , . +-,.�, I i u , fi __ - . . � der the leadership of AA*�-!R -0 BuOia, of ... I A �� - rectors of the Tuokeremith Agricultural So- ful disaster took place in the city ball,where -An action tried -at the last non -jury sit- when his daughter Mies Eliza Murdoch, one London township some forty years akoi $ .- I - � 07 ." � - - - if Ciety, urging that the surplus Jubilee funds some two thousand poople had crowded t4) tinge at Goderich, before. Chancellor Boyd,. of Lucknow's most estimable young ladies, passed away one day last week at aii ad,. Bown anville, Ontaxio. iieie .are ov:or 100 � � - I � .. I � I , , ! - I :,.. 4: I be granted to that society, for the purpose listen to addresses from the successful can- His Lordship haegiven jadqment in favor of was united in marriage to Mr. Robert Me. vanced age�� He was an ardent Liberal And famili �' in the bond. � Th6y are :at present �_, -, it �, . _ of assisting in buildi . the Agricultural didates in the municipal elections, by the the defendants, -sustaining 'tbe registered Kenzie, of Kinloss. The ceremony was per- widely known' and esteemed. Ho' leaves : Y041 'Its of the United, States., =4 will - � . - - ' . T i � . __ - I . - �..*, Hall, lately destroyeduty, fire. Although floorat the northern end suddenly O&viDl,z document which gives the defendant, Mrs. .formed by Rev. A. McKay, in the presence two sons and two daughters. immij rate to the Rainy River distrIat an -I . . - I _. A t. . . f .... - . pe a in . - . -, no longer a citizen of Seafortb, I have so re in percipitating over two hundred peOpf's Robert McCartney, $3,000 in the land o he -A short time ago Janice Rankinj: of soon as- nav%atioll 4D n tbe spring. . ! - .. I - . - . I .- t; - , , - I and my part in o the funnel -shaped d -t - 3r_� ,of a large number of invited guests and the I t �, . - cently removCdJrom. the town, t eath rap. An im I -in a very rich . I , " &be George McCareney, situated in G!dte many beautiful presents given to the bride Huntsville, was shot by his nephew, Walter The d, strict the,v are to o3cupy . 11 � . : r �-- - � in the Jubilee celebration was so active,that mense safe and a heavy steam coil fell ' . . 11,10 -_ �4 - I - , - . I On ich townah*p- I . evinced the high-respeot in which 'the young Rankin, in the leg wi7th duck shot.� G#n� farming country. Themttlers will r0qui - , - - � 4 � st I t eir � ` ' �_' ., I hope it will mot be considered impertinent top of the imprisoned victims. The cry of -At the Icioam,g exercises in Union school, ted no aid from the Government. Be id h i �- w � 4.. � � if I refei briefly�to the above resolution,and, fire was raised and a' panic followed. Ald. i lady was held by her many friends. . grene set in, and the limb was amputa � i - -ti- - - , -, � Goderich township, Miss McMatb, who has. In -the presence of a few of the nearest near the hi . p joint, causing- his � house] Ad eflap,ts, stock, and farming mple. y V �,e-_ � generally,to the . . - death. The ments, they will bring into the district, I ,J ,__�- - . - vexed question of what is to Carruthers and Mayor Wilson had stepped resigned, presented each of the pupi I relatives of the parties concerned, an event shooting eirose -from an altercation, bad : __ _,-*,?� j, be done with the Jubilee funds. To begin to thet front of .the platform to secure quiet, with a beautiful book, while the .1s . about W,000 in caab, 'Which'th ey w - I vx- i .: , , t". �4t A I with vie- I of interest took plat!e at the home of Mr. blood having existed for a long time. The i - - f- � - . 'her wit . � . _,_;� r with the resolution, may I ask upon what the good-humored crowd, flushed their turn showed their ki liunipg1a I pend i a developing their fomns, and in bpen- .1 ground does the Tuckersmith Branch Agri- tory, was jostling and shouting in � jovial ' to- Gavin Hamilton, Hullett, on the e�euin 111111 -� tz -, �:_ - iz,f of parties belonged to Stisted township. - . - wards their teacher by presertin ' December 22 when his daughter eth -Le Patric, Quebec, has a letter from ins ,r,O Lds to the railroad line. Mr, A�rris 1 ��j g . . is present Makin arrangements for i ... - � ;,- I -_ . - cultural Society. base its claim to the money? mood. Suddenly there was a crackling twelve volumes. of poetical and standard was united ir marriage with John Beattie Gentil�ly, stating that at the last bye -election . , I �� I in the loss ofits building, -but, before it had speakers of the evening were seated , - . I ' in Nicolet & centenarian came up to the po% 1D - rtatioj� for T The society has been unfortunate, it in true, sound from -the platform on which the works. vf - of McKillop, Rev. J. A. Hamilton perform. steam )oat and rail= muepo . . the rie wcomers. This is a difilcult m*tter, , -The meeting of the Epworth League of and, aftbr shouting 11 Hurrah for Laurier !" I this lose, how did it establish its right to be ing the ceremony, The bridegroom was . * � - I looked upon -as a-benbfit to the community ? The platform seemed to pitch forward, Ontario- Street church, Clinton, on.Monda .supported by his nephew, Thomas Beattie, wenb in and voted for Mr. Leduc, the Lib- becaui is the settlers are scattered, Over': sev- I I the flooc around it gave. way, and down evening of last week, was the regular hall and the bride was attended by her sister, eral candidate. ., The old man was accom- erul S Ates. i I . Did its existence aid the town in any way ? through the floor 9-00 people were hurled to yearly election night, when the followin Miss Jennie. After the ceremony and a panied by his son, who is 72, and who got I -Colonel Bowen died at his residence, in I ' Did it benefit - the neighboring farming die- death. Crashing down upon the heads . of officers were elected : President, T. Walk bountiful repast, the guests spent *& very out of the bad, where he had been ill for St. Ca tharines, on December 28th, from, the � - -_ I I tricts ? Everyone knows that it did neither the doomed ones came a huge safe and an er ; let vice president, Miss Carol- New. pleasant evening in various games and three weeks, to cast a Liberal irote�. effects of an accident, which befel him on i �ua - , , I I iN6W . '� one nor the other, but that it has degener- iron steam coil, which w' bar 13th. Deceased was born in i t . � 1141 .... i: ere standing in: the cornbe ; 2nd vice president, Miss Clement; - . w Decern' 7 � � - . . I I t--' - - - _A . -eastern corner of the hall. J g'ged 3rd vice president, 'Miss A. Brickenden-, -Lost wook Manager Williams, of the year, less December 31, amount to $360,� York, on December 12th, 81 ye%,Txi',A*,O. ; . ltr`e -_ - ated into a condition which made it neees- north a amusements. . -The Toronto bank clearings for th , 1 . - .a 1W w . .� - : - His, f tither owned large estates I I Is ! I sary for even its supporters to adopt a tone beams and timbers from the broken noor 4th vice uresident, Mrs. T. .Seward. Bank of Commerce, Goderich, recei s against $342,081,851 last a I - I wit1w r, - . � , � F - A'� . I � . I g Mass t , 1I i : 0 � , I of apology when referring to it. I do not were hurled down upon the seethin -The residence of Mr. G. Elliott, of God silver medal � offered by the head offi ase of $27,793,018, which, he York 6nd Vir inis. 'After codipleti . : , VW ; � ' I -no, - I . 1. seemed erioh township, was the scene of a quiet an( tht beat collie addition -of the daily average of $1,.500,900 . . �� . I ieflect in any way on the management ofthe of humanity. Been from above all ce for an inere educ& ion, Cof. Bowen went to Lou' It . - � society, but merely state the patent facts struggling- for life like the crew of a si ki tion of grain grown by one .- it I iarried there. He ans a de � . � n Ing pretty wedding on Wedneed&y evening o� exhibitor at -at, w pe � - that the society fails to -excite, that -emul- ship. the last Gx!eatorthwestern on December 31, will make the increase an � Some of those least injured dragged last week. The contracting parties wen Exhibition. Mr. John Salkeld was the for. over $29,000,000. The increase is attributed merch 6ndise, and also followed hia pro.fes- �: - X I . I . ! - I o,tion among the farmersi which it was in. themselves painfully to .the walls, and en- Mr. John Reid, of Stanley, and Miss Maui tunate winner, and he may well be satisfied to the coil crops and increased- activity sion o surveyor. - A few years .prior to the I I .... I :i ". - 11 9 I - - . tended to create, and that it only retains a deavored to reach the floor, from wlhich Elliott, daughter Of Gabriel Elliott. Tht with .his rIze. It is of massive propor- generafly in commercial circles. war, h went to Orleans county, New rk,, i 41___.. . , I hold'on its list of subscribers by means. of. they had fallen. Down in the -pit lav s�ores nuptial knot was tied by Rev. E. A. Shaw, tions, hanysomely desigued� and engraved. -The wedding of Professor Alexander and v wit into business with his brother. I .f4. - I � , old associations and through the form of of motionless figures.. Many lads,- w�hol had of Bayfield. After the ceremony was per, (Ties for Melville Bell and Mrs. Harriet G. Shible He als) ran for Congress on the Democratic 41 � � � - .. it the Mayor's chaii as a *�oign formed the company sat down to a sumptu. these m'edalm, which were offered at many of took place, on New Year's day, in the Pa t - _. 1. - habit. The reasons for this decline of inter. climbed behin and is enclosed in a neat case. The 7 �., - ,� ticket and it that time predicted the -Oivill �� . I I 1 � I I I . - eat on the part of the public is not far to of vantage, were among the victimst and one repast. - . the leading fairs, were made in England Avenue Hotel, New York.. Prof. Bell, the War, In 1861. he entered ,the Sout4em � "I . . . I - 11 I , seek. The multiplicity of rural shows has screams for help in their childish treble,'add - , -On Wednesday evening of last wee k-, a which acconnts for the delay in receivin' 'father of Graham Bell, of telephone repute, army as an engineer, and won the 'ratilk of I - , vs ' destroyed their usefulness, and the present ad new horror to the scene. � � . 9- colonel of the Engineer's !Corps. 'He Made � If -5 - . 6ppy party of friends pathered at the resi, the medals, himself a scientist of note, is 78 years of age. I, .1 generation, peed- to change, and excitement, With the first swaying of the floor there dence of -Mr. James Johnston, Goderich, t( —The commodious and comfortable resi., The bride is 23 years younger. Professor maps if many important battle -fields, lootp � �- ,,- . , -,- , - deuce - of David Ross, Brussels, was the Bell met Mrs. Shibley while he was a guest Bull Run and Shiloh. : � - 1�__,; and travel, are not salisded with the simple was.a rush of excited men towara the doors. witness the marriage of his daughter, Mini ably tl one .of Ri4ax ; � t'. ! m, � pleasures that were sufficient for their fore- Fortunately there were many exits, and al! Eliz%beth, to Mr.,Charles -][Iunt, of/the bi centre of attraction on Tu6sday evening of of Dr. Kennedy, in Perth,. Ontario. She has in the rmy till the closp of the -cam 9 � *1 1 P41 U. . - I I el, "who, ' , � f, - - fathers. But if the -Agricultural Society is though many of the weake'r ones were drush. cycle livery firm of JohnEton & Hunt. Miss last week to a, large number who assemliled been a widow three years. I When the cause was lost the colon I I � . - not to get the Jubilee money, what is to be - ad down and trampIV by those fighting fi�r Glew,.Of Clinton' assisted the bride and Mri to witness the tying of I the nuptial knot be- —Harry, the young son of Mr. W', 11. was on of those Southerners who would 1 � J - 4 . _ 9 , - , done With it ? It has always seemed to me freedom and safety, 0 one was seriously in- Geor Johnston-,- the groom, Rev. kr. Go& twe Peck, of the'Rankin Hotel, 4' t not be econstructed, came to Canada 1; . I . � - _ - an Miss Nellie, the esti able daughter Dbatham, 1-5s and[ I . ge I i -4 that the occasion we celebrated on'the 22nd j ured. . I . m 8 ir win tying the knot. of the host and hostess, and A. M. McKay, his life in the River Thames one day last settled in Port Robin on. About th ty 1 � 1� Al : I 0 . , ! " - � - alil rJues, and � "� 1� � , -1 . , f June last called for some distinct, visible The cause of the disaster was the giving . —While J, Ransford, of Clinton, was in the well known hardware merchant of Brus- week. The boy, who was. twelve year� P ears a o he came to St. Catha , � -1 . � I - I � . memorial, which could always be associated way of a beam which ran from north to Brantford one day last week, he ha the Kad res (led there ever since. His seo�nd � _. - � 7 P'. : - wife� w s "a -Miss Fraoter, who survives -him. . with its origin, and uever,become merged OF south of the hall, about twenty feet from raw escape from what might have been 91 wedding march, rendered by. Miss Jennie - ir of . i I i it a nar- eels. .- About 5.15 o'clock the strains of the as ska ,he riverin ,he re , w P ra ' 8 on a ' IV the ic 0 - lost sight ot in any other public undertak-'- the northern end, and directly under the . *dent. A gentleman was showing McNair, of Cranbrook, gave notice that the Ge a hen a g e 6,y. . - I . _�6_ 1 _.� I 0 pit ' av w 0 y a 0 f . � Ing. If the lack, of funds or any other in- � serious acci � ul f �g Jmalll companions, who were u_ : I � - I I superable obstacle prevents the erection of raised stage used as the' speakers' plat�form. ceremony was i ng a I to a 0 a83 - stanc , were wit a of ' PerthNotes. . I .. *1 I - him through his warehouse, and they were about to beg n, and ere to b e ff rd- I a ne sea .. I J orious accident which Mi , t i0we � I � I . I - when it fell there was no support for, some when h1r.' Ranstord stepped through an D. B. McRae, of Cranbrook, spoke the hours later. . . proved atal Qccurred to John rlic , of ,� '.� this kind of memorial, the only other reason The beam had rotted from its fasteninO,and walking through a darkened passage way, Rev. Ohii Rose, B. A., assisted by Rev. his death. - The body was recovered sevaFal —A � . I able alternative is to give the money to the 400 6quare. feet of space. This gavel way, open trapdoor. -He fell a few feet, but magic words. I - � . —Last week, Mr. John Fowler, a In , �L South asthope, on Monday, Deeeni � - public institution which presents the the,flooriug parting at a space abo t ten - - r � - managed to catch a support, thus saving —A very pretty wedding was celebrated respected citizen of Cobourg' ased to Mi I a While ' was feeding the horse% he noti(ced � ' ' ' - TWO - , � . , t I strongest -claims on the score of usefulness. feet in front of the platform. . I . at a 11 -- 1. I - himself. I the residence of A. P. McL an, Esq., long home after an illness Xfour yearilo that out of them was loose. Going into the , I � - I � - - - The one proposal for a distinct memorial, I Among the dead and wounded are some A very pler,sant event took place at Huron road, near ,Goderich, on Christmas aged 78. He came to Canada- from -Viai stable, I to tried to put the beast, in his sWI0 � - t . � - � 11 have seen so far, which bears any relation to of the best, known businem men of th6 cit , — nd, day, the principals being his daughter, Miss - Ina Deceased Nue- when at other horse kicked him so ver,ely 4 11 . '14 1 y Auburn on Wednesday, December 2-2i ,nagh, Ireland, in 1842. me � _�__ I -the sum of money available, is that for the In all classes. � Many P�rsous when Miss Annie Helwig was united in Lizzie C. M., and Mr.. John F. Andrews, of ssfully conducted a boot and shoe. stok4 in In the face that it required seven stiteheo id -1 . I . I ce �7,7�� 1 � - . ,1 - -, purchase of a town clock, and, as the sug- eacapad by clinging to the *'_ I I gestion came originally from myself, I feel miraculously marriage to Mi. Robert Jones, a,too of the firm of Andrews Brothers & Co.,of God. Cobourg for many years, suit by careful dress t wound'. One of his riba was Also I � � - , '�-,' � � � I walls and windows. The scene was A most Auburn. The ceremony was performed by erich. ' A large party of guests'was present management saved sufficient to enable him broken, while the horse was triLmpling � ort � - - - _If�_W� -_ - . bound to 4how a fatherly regard for in own appalling one, but the fire departmen�, with Rev. Mr. Couzens, at the home of the to join in the festivities and wish the couple to redre from active work -and enjoy the him. I rider medical treatment skil I �"."-Nf�_.* offspring. Theadvautages and disa3vant- the aid of the police and citizens, were soon bride's father, Miss S. Jones, sister of the odepeed on the matrimonial voyage. Rev. comforts of life. He is survived by'hiiig the pati int is doing as nicely as could ,be z - "11:, - -, . _,1 . a u - - . 1_ �-* I ��.,, gee of a clock will occur to everybody, a it to the rescue, and the victims were as quick- groom, acted as bridesmaidi and the groom 9r. Anderson officiated, and the Toride was widow and five grown-up children. I expecte . . - � -, , I . �,. I need not take up jour ce by'going IV aspossible removed to the neighboring. � I . 4 r- � 1, . a - was assisted by Mr. C. Decker, cousin of assisted by Miss Annie Stewart, of Ben- —The Brookville Navigation Com�i —Hi am Guest, who has- been farmin� in ; - , - " � . 4 ny , � I 4.,f , over them here. In i gtat, however, stores,, where they were attended b � . � - . " � - , � , y the the bride. m miller, and Miss Mary Cooke,- of Hamilton, has awarded -the I -"-- - point out to those who object onthe city physicians. � . contract to the Polsonit', Of the vie ity of Virden, Manitoba, for a I �t I —A week or- more ago John Pugh, of while Frank R. McLean, of Stratford, and' Toronto, to construct a large passenk6t number ot years, arrived In St. Marys *ot; 7 ii�-�. - - -, ' ", - L % . - ground of the, existence of --one town Among tb6se who were killed was E- Brussels, called at Mr. Ewan's, 16th conces- Percy Andrews, brothers respectively of the steamer for the Brookville Union P�ik 19ug ag ,on a visit z- to friends, and *41 , 11 � _ _� _ I ' ' clock already, that a clock on the Luxton, of Usborne, near Centralia. � siou of Grey, to attend to some business. ,contracting parties,'assisted the groom. that 4 - ,� .. - � L , �. _. I spend f orn six weeks to two months in .; - west side of thestreet can only be seen from . : route, The boat is to be of modern deg" 11� - I :, 6. .A - � -, - I *_ . - . e d -, � �'. the east side, and that a clock in the town � legantly finishedL, lighted with electric - o vicinity- H reports' the grain a goo - - _ - -.4. -_ � - : When the door opened a collie dog sprang —The sympathy of the community goes a vie *,y . -1 . _� - 71 - � _; Huron Notes. L at the visitor and to save his face Mr. Pugh a,v �r %a a I . . L Y-__ L4� hall would be a great convenienceto those out to the widow, sons anI daughters of the and a capacity of 350 'passen era. 0 Ili a -a crop in tfiat vicinity ; snow vvry � I ' . , ig r"g . I - - -- dnot as heavy as here ; fr%t a - - . Mr. G. M. Kilty, of Clinton, hasmoved - put up his right hand which the canine . i Mt. a _4 1 - who cannot row see Cardno's tower. If a � late William Irwin, of Belfast, in their suit- boat will 6e undoubtedly the bee a �ed ! _�tf7.�; ith his family to London. seized with his teeth, lascerating it quite seri- little :8 ere but flue clear winter weAther. ' 7 � -, - elock, or some other equally creditable ob- w � den bereavement through the death of L their of its size on the St. Lawrence. e L It. I'ttl I Ak. *;�� I I _ R ' ' I , - - - i�t_ ject, cannot be had, I desire to add my ' —A successful Christmas tree entertain- ously. Since then the - injured hand has eloest son and brother, John Irwin, which tract price is $10,000, and 'Calls O A do- We say vthe cattle trade is assuman Ar voice to those of the gentlemen who have ment was held in Burns' church, Hull0 considerable pain and is, badly occurfed on the 20th ult., near Devil's La6, livery of the craf t early next epring. - I i ror,r ions in Manitoba. He 0611-4fers " a �.� - _. �,_ I . � _t J I I 11 already urged the needs and the wide Christmas eve. - woollen. I North Dakota. From the iviormation ob- —The Victorian Era ,ball given in ' `I_ C o much floor flavor than ht Ontario 7� �. - I 8 . '. .- - � sphere of usefulness of the public library W9 — . 'k Ic I - W. Carter, of , Hullett, carried Off a —A very pretty wedding was solemnized - tained, it pears that the unfortunate man ronto on Tuesday of last wee ,Was a ti-igtt)k' and a ye it is finding great favor in the � I . _�' - . 4- '. - - - - ". nia poultry show on Monday, December 27Lh, at the home of was kick af by his horse on Sunday, the event in the social history - 11 .,� , - a : reason for ng that, institution the number of prizes at the Sar . e of Torohtii' Mid Englial, market. .- c :. -1 - v last week. - Wm.Proudfoot, barrister, Goderich, brother rrible the Dominion, and will forever assoeiatoo, the -�-T,b e Christmas concert given on ; Mon- . .� ..1; amount. The Vibriary is the most deserving . 19th, which led to his death, after te , �. - . - I . — I day evi ining of last week, by Emanuel Sun- ,I .- - ; public institution in Seaforth. Ir, is not The pupils of Summerbill public school of -the bride, the contracting parties bei ith lavish hos- I I -1,, . Ing sufferiDg, the following day.. It is about 11 memory of the Aberdeens w ay . I � I It- only- a credit to the town in point of size,and presented their teacher, G. M. Kilty,'with a Isobel, youngest daughter of Robert Proud- He was a pitality and magni6cent entertAinthebt. d set ool, Ellice, was a very enjoyable 1 I - � _. . handsome dressing case. foot,- Esq., and Wm. L. Shelton, of Atlanta, years since deceased left Belfast. . aff&ir a d satisfactory in every sense -of the . - � - I J on account of, the high place' it takes among man -about 45 years of a a. Deceased leaves 'he� ball was given in the Armoriesi *b1eh I A She was assisted by her little a widow and five chili ran, as well as his was beautif -term the scholars who took part, to the :, t f - 1% " —Mr. George DurAin, of Wawauosh, has Georgia. f. ully decorated for the 6comion. �_ �5� other.libraries in the Government returns, ' Ilie jiffie,'tjor teache a whose duty it bad been to prepalre - - 11 -1 �##- � bat it is effectively, though 6ilently,doing an gone to Elora to take charge of a depart- niece, Isobel Proudfoot, wbileIvIaster Wi many friends here to mourn his untimely Their Exeellenoies spared neither . � - � I - � � I ment of the high school for 1898. performed a like duty for the bridegroom, . them nd to the parents and friends who � ,zi - , educational work, the importance of which end. - . expebse to make the event a suebessi t and � . I _ _,�, � � Ims —Ed. Wineland, of Avoca Stock Farm, over 250 guests were entertained t I - I . caux-tot easily be overestimated. Its cla i —Mr. S. S. Cooper has - the contraot of The ceremony Was performed by Rev. Mark Lt -their could ot but be delighted at their efforts. I to public recognition and support have not building the new skating and curling rink Turnbull, of St. George's church. . Iowa., who has been buying up Shropshire expense. . � The se ool was very prettily decorated by - . I -1 � . I I - the us of evergreens and transparencies, � I I .- - in the past been sufficiently kept befor,e the in Clinton. It will cost $1,050. . —The residence of Mr. J. E.Taylor, Hul- sheep in Huron county, chiefly from breed- —A quiet but pretty wedding cor�fioiiy I A,- . , 4* . � J . ow to e - 44- and on the right bandside of the platform !, I �� people, and if an opportunity occurs n —Miss J. Wilson's Sunday school class in lett, was th scene of a happy event on eve in Stanley, left la,it week with a carload was performed at the home of George 3/. ' - I I A 'Some of its burdens, an Willis church, Clinton', on Christma� eve Wednesday evening, December 22nd, when for the west. This is the first time Mr. ley, East Gk , ford, not long �go wheh �Is stood a ,wonderful Christmas tree, laden ; �� 4 relieve iU from C1 � ) . P )o , ,- . therel�V inereaste, its efficiency, T sincerely pr6eented her with a handsome chair.. his neice, Miss Mary. J. Topham, became Wineland has been outside of. the States,and daughter Mar3, was given in marrijgd t;,o with d things, -which were aft�rwards � I , I - - - � at evening, I - � � I ton, of Blyth, big preconceived ideas of Canada have been James' Weir, who has charge of the ptaLAra- � trust, that it will not be allowed to pass by —Dr. J. E. Blackall, V. S., of Clinton, the wife of A] r. S. J. Creigh - distrit, ad, The receipts of .the �_ I which were large, will be devoted to 'the A I � . . has been elected second vice-president Of The cerem;ny was performed by Rev. J. W. knocked endways. The stone and brick tory department of Woodstock College. . nealected. ' - __1 � I . C. I the Ontario Veterinary Medical Association purchase of new furniture. - i Yours truly, - Andrv%vs, Londesboro, in the presence of farm. houses and bank barns hb-found in Rev.Joshua Roberts, -pastor of Oxford,� reet . I . - z . i . - V invited guests. The bride was this county were surprises to him, as they Baptist church, performed the eere6ny —Oi t Wednesday of Im I . M. Morris. —Mildred Innis, the little daughter of about tO t t week, the -reel" 11 "I I I . ToRo . _NT0, December 2-th, 1897. ousin, Miss Mary Fair- have neither in any part of his State, and while the happy couple were - E deuce )f Mr. James Maefadden, clerk of the �A I I- . Air. Samuel -Priszeator, of Exeter, died on attended .by her c attebd# 11 y -i � .. - . 0— Wednesday of liwt week, aged I year and 8 service, while Mr. Charles Stewart, cousin 'the beautiful forms were all 'thinr be did Miss L. Lawson, of Hamilt-c , Lea- eount3 court, Stratford, was the scene Of a . . months. of the groom, performed the duties of not expect to see. He thinks this is a'grand maid, and J. J. McNeil-, pastor of thb ',- Til- quiet 1, ut pretty wedding, �the contractin,g I - . A: Michigan Mining Town. .- t, being Mies Mand M., his third . —The other evening the employes of the groomsman. - country, and is an ardent believer in the ut. sonburg Baptist church, as oomemath par I . . . I XI'OSITOR ) ' Goderich knitting factory, presented thii —Mr. W. Perdue, of the Bayfield line, most freedom of trade between the two —Warden Jackson'. Of . . K� gr (Written for TiiE Lincoln ediI daugh. r, aua Mr. Duncan J. Jeffrey, of � � I - . . ,I, Down*e, son.of Mr. Wm, Jeffrey, sr., of .- IshpeniDg,—home of the ggeatest iron popular manager, Mr. J. E. Lewett, with met with a vbry painful accident on the countries, believing that (4uch would be adds his stimony to thatof thos6l"W10I ed by . � i - � mines of America, lying' in a- valley 1,722 an address and a handsome -easy chair. farm of Mr. J.-Cluff, Goderich township, on mutually advantageous. � speak in favor of -the new county c6dholl's Strat rd. The ceremony Was perform - 14 I . feet above sea level, and 930 feet above the —Dr. James H. Burns, brother cf Mrs. Monday of last week'. - Having got through — . I . astor of Knox church. .i � Mr. John Hepburn, - of Centralia, sec- act. He says that with 21 members in 1896, Rev. . L. Leitch, p e� -14 I Mr. Herbert- L. Jeffrey, brother of the waters of lake Superior, and surrounded on (Dr.) Holmes, of Goderich, dropped dead at with the threshing he was letting the water tion foreman of the Grand Trunk Railway, Lincoln ape -4t $1,248, while in 18014 4ith I ile Miss � 1, . - all sides by immense iron bearing hills is his home � in Toronto recently. Or-01ranic out of the boiler when. the tap became bad a narrow escape from death the other eight members, the sum spent waa � $612, or FyOoln, acted as groomainan, wh � . an g ' ty $_Aved Katie Mae I _. . the city of Iebp ' iwy, the.home. and -centre heart trouble was the cause of death. loosened and the hot water and steam rush- day. He bad gone aut on the baud car less than half, Wellington Conti I fadden, mister, and Miss Louise L- � I : of the largest iron reorions in America. --One day last week, Layton Brothers, of ed into his face, scalding it very badly, also for' a load of plank. It was . ite $1,500, Middlesex county is also a good deal Irvine, niece of the bride, - were the bridex. - ; ' Fifty years ago the red man loved to roam Tuckeramith, brought in a load of wheat se4lding his arm. It is not -supposed that stormy at the time and Mr. Hepol'uria in pocket by the chinge, while Hurod county maids. Only the immediate relatives were . - . containing 115 bushels to Clint co it, with nearly prese�t. Tbe joung couple will reside in ,- . � the bills and through the forests of this on. This is it 'Will injure his eyesight, but he will be had his hat pulled well down over can score a similar re r , A : I section, and,. as he stood upon one of the a good big load. I laid up for some time. I his ears, at the same time covering his $2;WO on the right side of the ledg6r., v9wn�e near t3t. Paulo, where they will . : . ` - - r I i � many heightt which surround the city, and —Miss M. Brogden, organist in the Lon. —An action brought by the Sheriff of the eyes and render him unable to see very ;Iihe resideneArof Mri. W. H. Verity, of carr, ith them the best wishes -of 6,ery- : - I I . � or health, happin pro$perity- ; � I r'on, as assignee of the estate distincl Uk was loaded and he a very �ketty body 0 1 � gazed into the shady valley where nestled deaboro Methodist church, has been present- County of flu �ly.' The'np Brantford, was the scene of i _ eas and 1* � beautiful lakes where a ed with a watch and chain by the ,congre- of John McNaughton, against Greene & was on hi back, when to his great our- 'Wedding on Christmas day. 'MM*' M fteent —04e of those pleasant events which I -1 I - two a - � I . - � I � I - � i . - so tra=*Uy b ook wended its way with gation, as a token of their appreciation of OcF. to met aside as fradulent and void an priBe an engliye, which had been .attached Evelyn Verity, daughter: of H. help to make rife really enjoyable took I I b bling s �ry r � the lai� �P, � v u rious w i�va ings, I agreement ibnd chattel mortgage made by to the north -bound train and was re.turnivg, Verity, and Professor 1W A rE. J. 'G. . � a ind where the deer come to . her services. . A..BroiV0'# of I lee t the home of Mr, and . M - I I I slack their thirst, and under whose surface —Charles Clifton, of West Wawanosh, on John MeNaughton, of Ooderich, to secure a , was within -a few feet of him. He made an Alma College, St. Thomas, were thb, �on- lklehml , I I � � Bob long � q __1 I 4 � . � the speckled trout sported, and where all two consecutive days last week, drew a die- debt due them, and which the plaintiff con- effort to escape but before doing so the en- tracting parties. Rev. Gleorge Browlijather go, the occasion being the ee abration of I - I . -was quiet and pea6ef ul. He called the place tance of twelve miles to Blyth market,loads tended had the effect of giving Greene & gine struck the car with considerable force of the groom, assisted 4 Rev. R. 31tre- tahe flf ;eentb anniver ot t ir marriage � I . � _ .. .: an 'Miss —thei r china wedding. F rly in the e . . : Isbppning, which, in his, language, meant of wheat containing 100, bushels each, or Co. a preference over the other creditors. it knocked him about sixty !eat - and when leaven, , performed the ceremony. ,a Von : , � I . I Heaven. But long since then the white over 6,000 pounds.. - - The case was tried before the ,Ron. Mr. Jus- picked up he was unconscious, wfth his arm; Gertrude Verity, sister 1 of the brIAM-' was ing th 3 guests -began to arfive and by Whe . _. . I , . - - —One evening recently, the residence of tice Ferguson in Toronto, Oc6ber last. His broked in two places -and he was otherwise bridesmaid, and Lucille 'Verity, daughter of o'cloc there were present - over forty per- . r man discovered the valuable iron deposits ,I I � i . . I re lavishly placed by nature, and the- Charles Girvin, sr., West Wawanosh, and Lordship ha ' t i e judgment in favor injured. . Mr. R. H. Verity, was Maid o " Mr. sons. The evening w � - I . he 9,1118 giv n : f honoti, as pleasantly mpenC in -- .. I � - I Ishpening of to -day is the scene of true in the vicinity of the Nile, -was taken pose- of the plainti . . —A very pleasing event took place at the J. Lovell Murray, of Knox Collegei; Tor- social intercourse .and various gaines. Be- I .1 - I- � . , bustle and activity. The observer' sees ession of 'by a surprise party of about twenty . —on Monday of last week,Mary Sanders, residence of' Mr. William Marshall, in onto, act;ed as best man. �1� tween, 10 and 12 o'clock a very appetisin � . I heavy wreathe of smoke rise heaven-8vard in number, nineteen of whom are members wife of Mr. Wm. Craig,died at the residence Morris, on Wednesday evening, December —Tuesday afternoon last, abouti�l 0ve suppe wag served, after which d � . I - i 0 I t L I 4 � I a � , 0 * W��11 - 8 �relI*te w il-(41� 1 eer . Z * 11MI, 1`u , gu I Ttir.." il�,+ T �T - - , - - TP 4 , I � O1� 11 I 4, 0 Ud ; from the engine'and pump houses of the six of the Sabbath school bible claw in connec- of her mother, Mrs. John Sanders, of the 929th, when his youngest daughter, Sara,was o'clock, a heavy freight train running J *Oat card I ' ran indulged im *Vrn! A" I . g aying ,% I . i � i � immense mines of the city. LDng trains of tion with Nile church, Rev. Mr. Millyard, 5tb'concessiou,. Stephen. The deceased had married to John McCall. The bride was on the Grand Trunk Railway, becam,d ilis. Mrs chinidt, were made the recipieuWt&w I - � � 11 orle cars come and g6�, �arrying the precious astor, �nd as usual they brought with been a victim of consumption for some time beautifully attired in cream -cashmere, trim. connected when abou ) miles anA 4 half 1 large number of handsome preaents poitable I � � � p � 1� I I - . mineral,while the noise of hurrying engines., them an abundance of eatables for the oc- but her ease did not assume a serious nature mail with pearl ribbon and lace. The brides- east of Guelob. The= was und6deed to the occasion. About twelve-- years -W . I , .; - I . _ L the echo of steam whistles, an occasional casion.' Mr. Girvin, having taught the until about a month ago when she was taken maid, Miss Minnie McCall, was becomingly until the train had run some distance, 1', Say. I Mr.84midt, moved to Strayordfrom Ta.vni- . A I- 1 4 L - '. 4-4- � - 0� p k,.*here he fad .r miss Otto, of , j ,. - I muffled r,Dar from the subterranean recesses bible class for about.seven :Years, and ia worse and gradually � led , pined away until death dressed in cream, while the groom was sup- eral care were badly smashed, as th ' t ft 4 - " X I I . f 1. � �1_ ; t. +-a.4 e,".4 f-.nv-n +�nlra" nf thA mitp.A.M 4AP hiM AQ *AAAhAr_ va1;jb,L,a(1 ha;t- nf har all-marincm � Rha �00 +.16g, �"4-�A h,u mr mivrgarii 14nildyann nf Ttniv. flnallv overtook them" train. One biakeo- South i Easthope" . . r 91 tne mines ar e 010 a 5 i . . I . I I - I . . . � L . I - I - - ::�_ ______ � - I ,—.I--- . - . � - - I - ----- I � - - I - _ __ � - I . , L - I I- .1 . . - I . . 1_ 111 . - '.