The Huron Expositor, 1899-07-14, Page 44
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11st, Talk -Greig & Mall ald A C%ph Offor-Mc Klonon & Co -
surniner Sil Wilils-5
Binder Twine -Sills & 311urdfil
Wimmil Business College -6
rarm for S&W-8, Smillie -6
!rollet Sil Etm-c. W. Papst -
A Splondid ObAnce-T. E. 114ye-
cheap Ricy-cles-G. Baldwin -8
Binder Twin,6-Johnsou Bros, -6
VokerW Ltet Notill 0, Morrill
01'earing King -8
Two Hundred Booke-:4. Winter-
Legat Card-[ -l-Collins & StAribi
Seafill Fouadry-J. Bell, Jr.-$
Food Cora-[31-Hamillou & Kerf
Auil gale -Q. JSutherlapd-
Voill ListNotice, Wiflill Ellic
SEAkORTH, FRIDAY, J
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Will ' il each
on i whiob the
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The, course of the Cono6 v ti
lad C oil servative politicians u th
Vest Elgin election fraudm' ren
orcibly of the above adge. �The o
aid to i ave taken lace in tE is co
p lave fur aisbed a sweet mcl I to
I If
ician 9, � 6nd the assumed in. ig aa
vinicli they have be�ela disculsacd
.Mll were it not no baril
xitical. One would be led thir
PutcrFrkisedby these partief land
ligna bicl i which they assumo ti at
Drigol ter ' some of the incidert n
f their own party, and i de
vhicl they tried to:excuse flil I
Tot tc) mention minor tran#
1 , gi eas
a those onnected With the Icnd
)ntario, and other electioni, on
.ave not forgotten tie great �a )ifi
he IA'OG eevy-Lang),vin outit" an Bridge steal, and t' e
Bra wli ag Brood of Bribel wh
ears ago, tried to buy the eprqi
f th( people on the floors 0. thf
are End were captured in i he .hese and many otE er. simill, r
Les were perpetra di under, tie
lie limservative pa5ty, and ere
Dndemned by those I very patties ow i i df ,Dger of going into to be
,guh rities have oc rre in Itwo
ollin g all bdivisions in one , 'on
nd L.beial works are. ac sed-
mnecte " with then irregll Irities
We do not wish it to be an, e at(
koment t at we justify or desire t4
is irregut arities wh!ioh have1taken
V'est EIg In or elsew ere und r Li
ices, but !we do say thst it i's in
ad hype Iritical for he IEl of
-rvalive Party, and �the lead Ing jo
iat 1,,6rt,, to as verely con le mn
i.1 :o vely tri to of wrong doin
art of th ir opponentaf, wher) they
lind to t e mighty o enses Pc in
ie inclos re of --their own par' y at
Ivan bagE. However, pell s the
a exc used from the fact thai . P he
rten riave an opportunity of ice 2au
-ivia' lap Beis on the part of t IlLe! r o
id waen an occasion' ces oll ur t
m.rhalos be pardoned for go Tie Liberals have' bee it,
atario for nearly thirty yea,,s, an
is pr 3sexi t day not one ai .
; gle
)rrur tio or even w . ilful wA ni -d
t I rer b)en sustained agains L be
-nment in this Province, no . r ag
.embi ir of a Liberaf Govertd�rn nt
less iro,amstances, andin vie
wn iecori. it is, thefefore,!� 16t
irpriting that those Can's �vs ti
-e actua solely by a desi f r
3rsonal dvantage, irrespelle ve of
iteres -a (if the Province, it in not
g, wi a , that these shoule � tr r
ke me 3t f any little -lapse _o it I he
Low cl nents when it does�, o(eu
Lan this, the present Prerl of
is been a member of the L* I er I
. ent OF ti a Province for Will nigh
ir of a ce tury, an I has had 16arg
the lal nioney receivin Lending ( epartmento of the, G v
id an 0 day r o, -charge �iof of
wilfi 11 1 rrong-doi ig, eitherj� pE is
ficiall y, ias ever( vera been hit its
a 8 prov,en, agains him, His 0
T ail men of equal probity. i It i
I
re, a Government and a iPrem
Leh a reeDrd as we have - il�tdicfat
Less Gon ervative ijourn Is and
ve politi ians of the Tupper' C ar
ce and I aggard stamp are ski ig
,e of thin Province to turn f�.pm o
by ? Because they have-.' be In
Alty of trialifievance in c ffied at ch
,oven in connection with tie
uebeC
,ands, I, the tcl or ih
ridge ? Oh� no, but beciule 3puty.returi4,'ingofficers ln a y
ssupposed fo have don( I I
,�mie h
ight otito 4ave done in n r
Lippor or of �9'the GoverEmEnt A evenlito insinuat t9at t, e
ent,cranyinember.of. thle Glow
Lilanypartla these pocleedi
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aowledge o 1 them. Culd, aty
oreludioroul'or hypocritical �h
hese ar �ies Must surely place timate upon- the intolliglanil and
irness and gratitude possessed by
e of tilisli the banner Proivinl of
iniou'l I But, 1%f er all, the row whill th
e are 1�iil tip -about tl�� We
fair, rbay be taken as in omo
mplimen�ary to the Govern erilb.
A ap�th ng more serious to bri, 9
, they would not make sucl a If to
)out t6is, and the very fal h4
makil so much capital out o
ing, sindl one with Wbich th
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ind- endence it pan a�cdotnplish this result, pretence that public rights are safe -guarded had the opportunity,'and we are sure he
by -the appointment of e heriffs and registrars would not emerge frot i the. contest second
it w not have acted the hypocrite for
I best. ve papern not ng. - But the mcist amusing part A the- -as returning officers. �� 1. long term of office e so-called Star�o scheme is its assumed ;: ignorei ice of by ithe Liberals has rest Ited in the filling of , The Internat cl Convention of the
inds one the 1%ctions of its O'w party. It says : nearly all the county'of ices from the ranks Chriatiala Endeavor Eciel which closed
courrances 9 ' Tbere may have be, m times whe a t he 'of heir partT. These i ifficies have been fill. t
this week in Detroit, Vag, in many ways, a
4, btock contention ; tl at both parti, in - i 6re natibuiency 641 in near y every 1 stance with active pai tizana-men closely connected with the remarkalble gathering. Ti.e.re vyere twenty
these poli. "equally gailty, might, have corfuied I riffing organizations, an in two many in. thousand accredited eliiga'�es, representing
tion with them, but no such p1mbarraaament per- sta 2ces they havo not I t their partizan hip almost ei ery ci�ilized ountry in the world
would be plexeg the people �)f Ontario to -day." bel ind them." hi's is i false accusation v na lel.against the officis ill this Province. present. That many young people, all
ly 'hypo- How innocent I Does the Stalir not now It in said that thel 4oeption someti i a animate, by the Blame aims, could be gath-
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k by the that the " machine " of the Conner "ative pr( ves the rule, end it ;Vs so in the casc of erod together in earnest work for their fel-
the in. party was as much in evidence in the Nest W, st Elgin, During thle twenty odd yc irs they have Elgin and other elections as was the " in&,- thi t those officials have . can filling the phai. Iowa, shows the pews land potency of the
tio is of returninN offic'er the West El �in influences which actu to them. It shows
the career chibe " of the Liberal � party ?I It known - the powerful hol&,whi In thegospel hat upoa
I c 3 is the first instance where it han'ben the people at the'eloo of this nineteenth
nts also, right well that Mr. ]Robert Birmingham, proven that the Onties were not property cover up, the chief organizer or the Conservative and im artially porformilE d. This being bh� century. Never befor in the history of
no.such party, and his retinue of re we I re on cas�, We Sun sho'Old be more careful in I its t,he world has its influence been so strong or
no far reaching. Derniouitrations such as
sta;emento if it dioeirea t) maintain its repu- 6n, North hand at all the elections, and it was only t hese, if 'they do do n t do any othier good,
ation frr indepe dence nd fairness. t Ow rely they to circumvent them dat sh
the Lil orate doubters and pessimists, that the
c scandal ; brought in help from Aside. . Of murse World isnot retrograd ng morally, as some
the Cur. we are free to admit tha I they ade a mis- The Toronto World a its exhdberance good people would haN 0 us believe. Some
say: The'failure of Ae-Liberals to sub. are of the opinion, alell that the money ex-
nemorable take, but in making the istak� there are eta tiate a single charge against Mr. Mon. ended in connection with these gatherings
o a few extenuating eircurnstane which� the Star could be much more advantageously spent
I teit in the Soutili Perth electi oil trial is a in Ot
entatives and its hypocritical contemporaries purpil i . her ways. But, iowever, this may be,
Legiola- ly over400k. complete refutation of 11 e Glole's theory, it can scarcely be doub ;ed that the inspir-
that'it is the people who are to � blame for �tion-alnd information ain'ed at these meet -
very act. loge must have a bene cial effect, not only
the bribery and corruption that figures in no pebuliari. Mr. 09ilvie's Repo upon the individual: d deg4tes but upon all
many recent elections. In South Perth the whoome within the i cope of their influ-
leaders of Mr. William Ogilvie, ,.ommissipner 0 the election. was -left, in the 1, inds of the people ence, In this and in )ther ways, we have
not even Yukon district, who has recent) cond cted f the constituene i outside -8 were �m- no doubt but a good ri turn is received -for
0 Y. N4 who are a searching investigati i I into �he chi irges ported, at least not by �he Coi servatites. the �ime,� trouble a ad: expense which theme
cause ir- made by sundry parties 11 f alleged rn.ido- The result was a pure is wtion, he judkes and kindred gatheritll cost. No enterprise
or three ings of the officials the I el, has anom itted so deciding and dismissing the petitioq of will amount to much ff the ngaged in. it
the Liberals." This is rot a fair! statern nt are lscki6g in enthus a im.
atituency, �he evidence P I taken, an' his report to the of thv case. It was proven that money was .-Ticivernment at Ottawa. circufated in Mr. �- Monteith's behalf, one of being We mar Bay that There 'is serious izouble in the British
Ar. Ogilvie found that r i at of ilhe charges man testifying that he had received ten dol- Columbia GovernlmeD). The Government
t lars from some unknown liciarce. �� here were
oil for a iad little grounds -to rehll � �pcl bile r ny also ther cases, but the Ccl� tives bad has only been in existe ace a few months. It
belittle Df them were' entirel ut I f?unded, He con. Sol adroitly managed theii � organi aition that is what :may be called a coalition. Two
place in 3ludes hi s report by t el folloLg al ate. it was impossible to prim e agend . t was f' 9
1, . I the same in the East 11Igin case a short members the Premier �nd another, are Con-
beral &us- eub, the reasonablene, a 'of which wi I be servatives, while the opher three members
time ago. It was clearly proven that brib- consistent 3vident. to every perso� who Will " "Y' eiry had been rampant, bi ti there had been are Liberals, that is ta�ing Dominion poli -
the Con- ?on ider the situation a's. it mdat exist in no convention to bring ot t the Conservative ties as a standard. But, hitherto,
party
urnals of he Yukon country. Hit sa a candidate, and, �Ithoiugl good work had e not been strictly, drawn in Pro.
Y, been done in hills behalf, r o organization, ap- lines hav
compara- Before concluding, it may be as,ked w parently, existed, and agency could net be vincial politics in Briish Columbia. Mr.
g on the id these rum a got started' and'becom so
I I proven,,and Mr. Brower retained his Beat, Semlin, the Premier, is a Conservative, while
were so enerally credi ed ? In reply, I � may tate while i other cases, where here was not a- Mr.,Joseph Martin, his colleague, is a Lib -
hat there is a arge. por(ent�ge of pop la- tithe of the bribery, the ME diber was un- nitted in ton here wholare Watching for the ch nee seated, simply becausethroughrgamization oral. The, Premier-hai notifled his colleague
d for its o. make something. If I they are !forest lied agency as proven. and Attorney -General, that he must resign
y are to y someone Ell they immediately jum to his position in the Cabinet. The reasons
y do not he conclusion that there has been some. The Alanitoba LegialattIre �s at present in assigned for this requE st are that he, Mr.
hing crooked between that someone else Martin, does not pro )erly attend to the
ring even End the officials, by whom the traneac :iion session, flnishi ng up the b asi see of this leg- duties of"his office, and that he has been
pponerits, 3vas consummated. It ias not been n a. islative term, and it is Qho 3ght, that the making statements in, itaide of Parliament
i : that are detrimental tc the Government and
hey May Mary hereto do more t ian insinuate , iliat general �,Iection will be old at ones, probably I ome 6ffi-,ial or officials I ad been guilt: r calculated to compromise, its membera.
vild oiver of by,the firat of next month. Both I�lrties Mr. Maitin replies 64 he declines to re -
i. (orrupt acto to have it m ithin a few hours power, in generally so reported, and, I regret to sll�, are doni ing their war paint atld feathers,and sign, and- that if incom etency and inability
d up fo generally so believed nolmithotanding ettligready for the to attend to the duties of a department are
el V IF hap are g fr y. The don charg of there may not be a titW of evidence in i iuP� servatiVen will go to the ou itry under the reasons for resigning, t at the Premier him -
1 lort of the cha rge. Tral isactions that I iave self is the person who should resign, as he
oing, as I een actuated by the plreat and leadership of Mr. Hugh Joan. MoDcl had to be removed fro n one de
big ieoti partmelar, to
ral G v- motivesbave teen' attri uted to the ery son of the venerated chle ft in. Mr. Mc- another, as be was un ble to 'perform the
Ell ny worst. Of thin I have lersonal knovirl:dge Donald has been nominated for one of the d uties of the first department which he un -
Under and experience. In conclud' I may say Winnipeg constituencied Whether the dertook to manage, and that his present do.
h a class t1a, I partmentis neglected b cause he has neither
that with one ne Zu'Dot exist (in charm att-aching to his natne and the mem� I f their their minds a least) aiy honest Govern. ory of his illustrious fathe will be sufficient the ability nor indfastr5 t� conduct it prop,
h%p% not ment at all, for reasons that -are obvious to see re him his election j'and a decent fol- erly. He also tell hi I - der that' he has
au ares, Who c nough not to need meni ion. not the confidence of hi J:r'-ty in the Leg -
.or lowing in the Legialabil remains to.be islature and that he dt si so him, Martin,
party seen. In the Legislature �rbi h i d
is ral out of the Cabinet me a� to get a Tory
he best" tditorial Notes d Comments. to a close, the Greenway 'Government he
almost the unanimous outllport, there being in, and in this way make U an exclusively
surpria- The West iHuron eledion ease came u in ee Conservatives 4 i Did two Independ- Tory Cabinet. Mr. Marti a also makes sev.
I I only tbr lv eral othei statemetits to his leader al46njg
a d-rnake thecourtat. orontoon Friday. Linkla onto. Hugh John should be able to impro e
part of the missing itness, was, still ab ent, i .�d, on this. Mr. Greenway i a ia'rd opponent these lin a which are not -Any more.compli-
mentary. � The Lieutenai it- Governor in away.
r. More notwithstanding the striing protestratons to tackle. His career � an ! Pr 3mier has been On his rf turn, no doul Mr. Semlin will
i phenominally successful., �Ht has given the
Ontario of the reopen lent's counool against ano, �fier demand ihat be dismis r. Martin from
Govern. ostponemen),the judges ecided they mll people. good and'useful legislation, while his' the Cabi: Let. If he roll Be to do this, then
Eave Linklater, and a administration has been honest and soon I
in postponed the oml-, the only resort Mr. Sil will have will be
a quar- case until the 5th of 8 ember. cal, and such that little fault can be fo und. to reoigr� himself'. Ith 3 so this, then, of
of one Wo person seriously think that he will be course, toe Government will be broken up,
d money Mr. Nelson Monteith, . P, uth defeated, and the probabi too are that he nother 0,overnment w1l be formed &-'
for Sil will make as clean a owes mill did at the- oil a
ernment, I lerth,has beonconfirmeii n hi new else lon -will be bel, 1. This is the way
11 i. seat by the last election, If the peol e of Manitoba are ting matt �r stands at pi ement. Mr. Martin
orruption section court judges., he c( ntention of wise they will show thei l: appreciation Of is an abl, i man and a fig t r, and he has it
onally or tie petitioners that the oleciti )n was not what Mr. Greenway has i one'for them, and in him ti make things.1 vely in British Col -
continue the regime unde -1, *which they have
d, much 1, igal because the writ ha, I- eet issued and so long prospered. They � eat i not do any urfibis- politico, and no ic ubt he will do so tie election held during a sitting of . whether he remains in ;h a Cabinet or goes
olleagues the better by making a chan is and they are out. 3 I
I egialature was not sukained, Mr. IYLOD- almost certain to do a gre kt deal worse.
0, thered t iith will now have peaceful possession un- ier with til the end of the present term, ad, that The Went Huron elecl f,l the Domin- txetl ion is ikely to have an ai ing I in the Domin- A INVVI I .9 KE. -In its r eport of V.6 Orange
,')onoerva- The Hensall Observer does not bel -eve celebration.bere on'Wcdnesday, �he Toren-
ke Wal e ectoral impuri� rowing Bvil ion Parliament. A few diya'ago Mr. Bor- to Star says: 11 The pa,ale and clemonstra'
t at t I in a den, a ' Halifax, made a m otion to the effect tione her il were unusual y ellattendedan , d
the peo- nd hat there is more ollIrruptlon at else -
I that the ballots and all other matters in suedessful. Henry Eilbe , M. P.JP., deli -
Bee, and than in former, years. It says : e I d the, twelfth of Jul oratiol Thex,e
proven now well romembei connecition with West Hu 3n and Brockville .can the time hen Zest ho� ome mistake bout this, as tt, e
5ewere made drunk for days befort a bye-elO3tiona for the Dominion be -laid on I I
as was n genial M; P. P. for South Huron,: althou
Pacific a ection and were spiritiod outof the riffing. the table of the House, and that they be a Imember of the Order, took no part in t Es
Those were the good old d when submitted to the committee on privileges celebratiob,-was.not even in town
e Curr -an one good chriatian toy on his iels%abed praying and electionn for investig Ltion. In making NOTES -LMOot of 4e farmers' in till a
Couple Of 6r the success of his party at the polls, his motion, Mr. Borden ins icinity are about done Laying, And Bove I
e -election while another good christan, anxious that �anced certain v
irregularities which, he said, bad been com- of them hive commenced cutting the f I
ings they. this prayer sh'buld be an iwerill 'went out wheat. Hay in not a hil avy crop this ye f a al bought votes at fiftee 2 mitted in both co'notitA In West but fall wheat in fairly i ood in most plac
ests 0, dollars a head. Huron, , licials L Therewash b�ppy combination of f%ibh for example, he Said that in certain -Mr. William avette a having the sto I e
They do 011ing-subdivisions, wheO
ai�nd works that lwould hardly be endorsed in , only thirty bal- on Main street, whi c 1 be recently pu, leto had -been marked for cLean, thill chased, enlarge I odelled, and w I
Govern- this enlightened age." and r, -
servative candidate, 43 e eaters had made have a new 'pat front put in arr
ernment, atthey had D, il a n fin. vot- otherwise improvece g :�
declarations to t is effect I � 1. be ished it WLL
a or any We are pleased to notice that the Lon Ion ad for him, thus showing. that the ballots be one of the neatest, business places 12
thing be dvertiRer, Forest Free Press, Picton Times had been t�anper 3d with. !Sir Wilfrid Laur- towD, -Pontoffice Inspector Hobkirk was A 2
an thin ? and other. papers endorse Tjim ExFOSITOX;S ior at one _ alesealted to th motion, and the town last week, and wat driven to Dasb -
very low position in favor of -a compulsory attendance subject in now e0gaging tie a tention of the wood by Postmaster Clarlifitio, and made alt -
committee, to w4ich it has In, son relegated. rangements for t1he re-cstablishment of the
sense oi of electors at the polls, Thin is a reform This is "m In 11 proceeding, new mail route etween. Exeter and Dasb-
which is reasonable and i the public inber- Mat, & so Ily referred
the peo. t e r j. o f t In I �,wn d ltr on JLE olu as 4 to wood. The noti so are now out for tenders
the coutto for adjustment, but' the 06' - for the carrying the mails daily between
the Do- to, and will com I or later. It Doer Iso gratifying to notice that the Globe la vatives',in bothWest Harlin and Brookville, each place. Th" in .1 route $hould neve
a's having jailed to enter pr tests against the have been discontiniu:d,14nd its re-establis��
one peo- taken up the cause of the country aga []'at return la�
6f the successful c didates, are now ment will be gla ly hail d by the bugine
at Elgin r ilway promoters, and comes out squarely. adoptin" thi means to gen at them. It is interesto of botb places. -Messrs. Ba Iv 6wd
f1l like y large business i e
measure in opposition �to any more money being not at a, they wi I Make anything & Macdonell d A
gi i�
the public p irse to as at in out of their-prooeliediage, i a if they had any- buying, hill 'Ire OLD -the old coun
If they,1 - ven out of si )a and ohi!pp i ng to
constructing new railways or extend" thing tangibletil upon they wouldhave try, The i tend senfillog off another loi
against 0 A ones. If any aid is required in this i Z proceede,fin the -ordinary way. The last next I welf'Mrs, Ch4�rles Senior, an old
t ie Globe says it should I e made as a I , 7 ud noinel ?:n time a case of this time casne before Parlia- and respected resident ."of Exeter, died a i
ey t -aid not as a bonus. ThiE is a proposit � n ment was during the regime of the Conser. the rosidence of her son:lhere last Sunday ry which TILE EXPOSITOR as advociated for vative Government, when Mr. Edgar, the For the past ten years Urs. Senior has bee
little The Ameriemn G vernment, in bhe gesent Speaker, preferred char a a so against hiring in Blenheim, where her hanbsud is it
ernmentl ey:r1rar days of railway oo 2struction in t ist ir Adolphe Caron, a member �c the Gov- business. She came to Exeter a few weela
I4ULY 149� 1899 14, tHiiEE SPE IALS The recent bla
U is
-1 belre, I .21"
noiderabli
-musing 00- eni
AT T" � tdil
E -th the -parin
00 W,
. I D&W Of- public fof all
Atioll papers abeen,haudied � It
Co R ER 1� TO by the- school E Ila the prill by :
and
FOR -school law, weref--ban
As 'eat, to tb�e PRIDAY AND S TURDAY OIL thie tr8l ding the fire at
ly ost, andestrli
FIRST—One hundred (100) Sh' Wit t aists, fagt colos Stanley -ains ba,
rec,ent r
Oro. Otic
dtg of hay jA thin as
at .... ....... ................. ................... 25c each. IdiddleiOle-9 C4rne-rl v1
P1 - SECOND—Fifty (50) pieces int, guaranteed fast vidin Y
ober.ries at 'Mr.
)itlmne tols-11 sad 4.
colors, at ..... ........ 5c per Yard. er,$ood edic
but lind # Iferbert THIRD—A 45 -inch Black Lustrb, r gular 50c a yard dinner old time decime, bell fron
while, it 19'sts we will sell it av� ......... 33c. In
his Anj
of hisew barn,
it will be one 01
in -the ecil
,EAFORTH, B G N,, S s. "eter- I
UN I��_�ite is lal bre.ae
inal flume on Tues W,
to visit her son, and while here took the ining room, where the table, in the dwwster in the dam havim
c and was n9b able to return hom---_ f a liorse-sh by the great rains I
h 11 was -61 years o age, and was nauch and -for 0 oe, was elaborately spread Bwak, vnth his
so rived espe t d by all who knew her. 'Wit good things, which helps to terminate r. ;i
right. -M r. Ar hur Rolli iia,whose mill in Wiarton sny� leas � g event. After supper, and an t1i
the guests were amusing themselves in ear of fat �cat �
destroyed by f re a few weeks ago, has vari us 8, the bride appeared in rich Tom BrDwn i
d ed not to ret n to that place, but while plavir
blac, silk, trimmed with jets and creal
likely remai in.IlExeter, which de- ti . Among the 250 guests were some lineroy hasr,6tui
is I will be very leasing to our Uizens, ;ro:1 Montreal Toronto, London, - North aspendin
Rollins Is e of' our moist popular a heri.-A tinst.
Bayi Goderieb and Clinz;on. The wedding 4-n I and Enterprising b inane men. -The Exeter -Jpta Douglas had tbi
gifts were costly and numerous, among - �j s
�r4mery is doin a larger business this I llsh 140 collar bone will
't thern being a present f $50 from her
Real than ever before. It is one of fmts on botsebimck
Ex4blirlo most va.uablo industries. -At a brotier John. We join ' with the any -ara Ahippi
frieuIde of the happy pair in wishing them A. son
meot: ng of the dire Aorsbf the Stepheand lil' happ3 and prosperous journey through 138YO -ne Agricultu &I -Society, held on Sat- life. *W4 bit to far the wet 1.
L:il , evening, it was-idecided to get up a back ift this live.,
;ood ist of special attrautione for the fall W
iho W1, and liberal contributions have been OnlV. and t on', mal e by the society and the business men B. R. Hi ailaws, Brucefield, Notary Public of Mr, Steplat
A t is town to t at end. Conv4yancer, -Fire and Life Insuranoe age JWtlatbefrieds
nt. Any nw� Yhis _ontinued ol
I a F TwELFTli.— -The Orangemen of the 11,11110uht of in( Dill to loan at 15 yer cent., on first-class He is lying in W_ in],
eil - Mortgages drawn and money #A. 0 iistriet!' of South Huron celebrated the 111;nmll� free l expense to he borrower. Also a :-Waimileald, rsilWSY `COUtrap.
;welph of July in. Exeter, on Wednenday. fill stnotnt of private funds at 5 per oens, ragelf in a bob
rhel ay was favorable for the occasion, and At ,,"SWly shot bi home evi morning xud Weduesdal eseh , i
we, ;he�e! was A large turnout of members of the &', Sevol rT iWax formerly a �cil
I I good farmili for sale. -,The Pon tax is Dow be.
d th i f i do, although the crowd UR AN O.— ro. )rdp an sit, non William Scott has was] cl so large as Ion some �ormer dernon- retutflned fn in Missouri, where she has been itratH as of the name kind- here. The visiting he- sister, Mrs. McCartney— Im -1 r attendance was due t� the fact that Missba Beams and Lottie McGregor hovers- Dublin- anallar celebrations were �einig held in turned frory Detroit, where they have pless- XGS -3fiss 30 ary Evanis
W i4-4 gh:.m- and London, and the train &r- sntli�, and profitably spent a week attending Bee c
lawood wit
being more favor ble for these the ;voild's Christian Endeavor convention. Carrir il 9 4
.)Ial good many went the who would .-Rev. Mr. Hamilton, of Mimieo", took t of her --kwu week the gues
lither w as have come to Exete to spend the oharP of ti e mormng and evening services- May Wf,
I
lay. ' lowever, the demons ation was, in in Union el urch last. Sabbath. as Rev. Mr. Mk visiting Mtn. ave Ill
weyy i 5her respect, a succosi.1 The Exeter Murirsy wi a unable to preach. Rev. r. -who has b Lucy Mrray, -omniii �ee left.nothing un4oll o to przvide Gilchrist will conduct the servies next holidays with friends in Sabbiath.- III the farmers are taking ad. _M
Ld6qda ely for the comfort I a ad hospitable home. _jeff Aggle- -nt� :iainment of e The town vent e of
r J their a he fin,Pweathelr to get their bay wood,'visite,d �ber friend..
wa6 ne4tly decor wi S rT a so, bunting, und cove andthe Bound of the mower laws �-T
since last issue 4
lag! em, and p one ted a very pretty sp- and- irse- ke are heard on every side.- a, ei, i 6 *MNMU6-Sund&y In towuwit
3earsall The to we 'thronged with The One ra a which have fallen in the past .. I I 36* Q`Day,-Miss arner, of
,718 L 1. a d the 11 melo cl sounds of two iveeks ave been a boon to the spring -mal I na her holiday2s i fhe Ind
'he I di i1fo drum an o is , musical bands Crrok and are now looking fine. -Fall IYuses King, 6f Winglism
fal d entertainment fort %14 At the ap. wheit will ripe in a few days, and has hq*0 holiAay feason With r.4
.3ointe'll! time the brethren formed in proces. I ever appeaa-an3e of a good crop. -Mr. Joba Michael mdig
lion, and the various lodges, to the number Hart(ba dioposed of his blacksmith shop wak vititing friends in'- Sea
)f thir*n, headed by the I ands, marched and- lbusine' 9 to Mr. Dan Campbell, of jww Wessell- of Goderich street to the public odhool grounds, Van Campbell gets possession next I day A *s bomeof his parew
Ile speaking t wel H 2�. onne, r. chool 10 the coun that 1 as prettier or west before long t WWI ta friendo -in tcirwn;
nore co�,nmodious sch oil g., undo than the 1, WiDDING1 BIELLS.-A pretty and int f o"I erest- ere admire, ?,xeter,Ochool has, ard t e bly ing W'eddin U-1 for* re
bl�nae e
Elo ng a .4swas celebratedat the beautif ,daptedifor this oci3a hady,con of J. Neivin, of Brucefield, last f9belfilie-mr. Davis, -our gel ties renien dcommodipu platform - had Tues By a bernool when her youngest 18making attractive improvem,
lleen e I Do, atone i r *the weakers, daug ter, Miss Emma Florence, was United reghtoo.-The raising of Mr.'
6nd aro Ind. this the crow sembled. On in marria e to Mr. R, G. Simpson, of this -in Urge barn was very tsuct:
rder Wing restored, Coun Master John villel Tie ceremony was performed by ""point of vleo,- ;carlil of McKill P. in; neat speech Rev. �S. Act soon, of Kippen, in the pres- FelCOM the brethr la of t district to the enc of the inediate relatives and friends ChiftlhUrlstii !elebratpla, :congratulated them on the Of th. coat cting parties, the bridal party luspiel a circumstai ices ulmder which they ing be ath & beautiful arch of flowers. sAN ABSEST M-INDAD ,XAAL-1
d as - mbled, and ele: med the many The bride was handsomely attired and _40t the new minister of the�
tided to show their sympathies looked charming. She carried a bouquet of vho law: 1,
or the bje to of the Orde'. Mr. H. Spack- i -Aurdh here, who resides at He
T rvses� and was attended by her cousin, miss Lien, r' ve of Exeter, resd an address of M US tovesch his appointinentat I
z An McIntosh, -who ws -costumed in a not yet - living a horse of hi
relcom, of the council and citi. ! beautiful f own and carried, carnations. �ens, an etiauded tie ft eqdom of the town ;Miss Rattenbury, also a cousin. acted as ill _. h A4ortby.tiesident of tha�
0 the visitors, and, in alneat speech, ex- 0 member of th
maid of honor. She was. prettily dressed r I and the Hnsallite, wh�
ireamed the pleasur 3 i , fforded himself, and I rried is basket of flowers. The groom leraotially, as well 'Is his �olleagues i6 the was buippor d bv his brother, Mr. 0, D. to,do & good turn to at
LEL ge keram
y
ouncil,�iarld. the citizen , to enter- Simp�son. a bridegroom is a popular and .W obeerfully. consented t�
siin so largo and resFecta* a body of peo- e merchant of this place, A1K;ytn= -to Chiselhurst in til
Aterprinin being Owlrift on 13unday. It was all
fie, Thin address w1a remoorlded to by Mr. the eldest Still the late Rev. J. H..Si.mp- j. H. ickion, barrii ter, of Exiter, on be. t wife should also
son, for many years the pastor of -Union men, Mr. Nti accompany I
[Alf of he Orangeme .: Alodresses suitable church, and whose -memory is still so dew zien, in due fit
D the o casion -were afterwards delivered to the con regation. It to gotthe 0-lergynnat, leavinj
,y M r. D. M. Germa ' i f 1 Wiat ton. Grand f The bride is ne of *0 W41tipS . for him, and -telling 0 Brucifield a fairest daughters, much so- faster of Ontario. West, *he was intro- teemod and ��Lighly' aceomplish-ed, and will wdd ftH for her jm he w" i ___
need by the chairil isis in old Biddulph. qualified to share the joys and fortune of - Mile from the rninimter!s rewl
oy; M�, William Le�*is, of Crediton, Man- her h6shand. The presents were costly and *&Yto 01bi"16ralt. Mr. citio
er of Biddulph distriet,,,anA Rev. Messrs. apppropris, , and much admired. After 2610t4r, and driving past his 1
lartin,'of Exeter; Salon, of Centralia, and part4lingg 0 the wedding dejeuner the ha�- *Pt A about his Arrangement
tout, of Kirktorl. During the 'afternoon C�uplie eft by the evening train for "a Mael and -it neveroectirred moical 1 elections were, given by the Exeter d and t hall. faded to keep - is a"?
introit, Cl lan her poiwfl, where . h
d the Varna p�idcalo band, both of e Was sittl
and they. intend spending their 1,ioneymooln, **ad t1hat sh 'nJ
ittOg for _b rbich played very n oely. The proceed- Your, cortesponclent joins with many others MM . im, in is- house A
Ige were brought to close about 4,30, n wishing t iem good sailing on life's Ocean, UdWOndered hat in tile wor,14
illigblln, vlatil, his was seated in rhen the several lodges �formed in proil and, �t last a safe harbor., I
ion and marched back to the own, where. '4 ()hWilhurst,'When the �17;txrtsl
lltey dispersed. 106 mind ny ( f the visitors left, Odness burst )r home by th linine . going north Bluevale. 'It Moe. The congregatiol
ad so I h, and b w,en- in the evening 'iss Ag *he left the thurch to in
'fat lost of the visitors hall -laken their depar- OTES. gie Herbert haareturned Aialddle of thessrumo
from' months' course X1. $of
ire. The proceedi'aga throughout the entire a three the Toronto and so pe, Bervatior, Knight, all were of the most ci�� erly 9haracter, and �Con , .7 of Alusic.-Miso 9thel '!*L*V�t of the reckoning *b
Lof RiPley, is the glilet" Of M'So Mabel *4
redi-able alike to all interested. The cele- asbe- johould meet b
ratio,ii ill year will likely be held in Sea. tie*-Thili Orangemen attended divine ser- ""W10tteu AlIpOusie. They wil
vice urch on 6unday 10W"4t that his cwwwm t
litith. at the etodist ch
forenoon I �ev D. Rogers, the pastor, e truis
cupied this Lizzie McEwen, of ftX:A1ii for Mrs. 40itizen, his r srldck. vini ed Mism Alice Duff last '-week. the Pew-. She reached C
-Uft# and b f A If kppy 11 FNT, the even -,ng of. -Mrs. Cowden, of Winglian), and her 1"Ji" _ all for
Vedn�esAay, Jul daughter, Kittimeyer, of Ch : 1. a y 5bh,� nearly 12250 invit-ed ipplaws, _Vfttreairctifor ber,
were visiting old friends in the village on elilid, 11esti �aaisembled at t6 beautiful home of 41f 1110 SeVRD
Ir. a 6d'Mrs. Jo' Mike, Mount Pleasant Thurad e are much pleased to learn ,in SY.- I that Mr. Th Stewart in improving rap- arm,'Hullett, to vditneas one of the pret. is L -eat ilill most fall b i mable weddings of the ialy.-Rev. J. West, M. A., tl ---------- Z__
By and Aso an eve it ng he prob ition convention at Toronto.
hich sends a young XOWS,6,r Vie we,
3uplo fi�rbh on tfie voyage of life as one. Georg McDonald has purchased Mr. bPBMTAINED �
31y
his rincipals m re Miss Amelia Millm, ohn Robei Itsou's farm for the murn of VEE�
the' �conil daughter 0 1e host, and Rev. C. C, $6,100. -Mil McGuire, of Weston, and ' _Qlmona , Coilived al ell
'of the 1.
of Bethel circuit, London Confer- G ire, of Toronto, are visiting .aine Mr. T. Me er ;0 ace. 'I Plecisely four' o'clock, to the heir broth , Mr. W. W. M-cGuire.-Miss 'grPA Lelodfous r i 'he wedding march, Olive'Scritt in holidaying with relatives in )ZINT, �)Ffts. 3
b" beeful oeted 0 '�: :of Seaforth, the )ude;ed b is r Seaforth.-Bev, W. T. Hall, of Belgrave,
. � n alostiended to the lawn, co f orill
'eddirg p ce preached in the Presbyterian church on _46W
, - i i:�; b g r
'here! there w 0 erected Sunday level a rdi�e
as : an arch of ever. Ira Bardsly,. of 14G -
reeno� decorated with flowers and ribbon, Ypsilanti, M chigan, in spending the sum- "TKING's QUXEn FRZA.'r.-
12 ys�LrA, ad a handsome bell suspended from the mer at the re idence of her father, Mr. Wmi, 14 stru.
tri,1119 this stor
mtre, under wh ch the bride stool Messl Miss Sadie Greenaway and Min %n, t CA -1
d during Th
ie cereftnony. laclutyre re I t- uftday night �of -isint
The procession w" headed imed to Toronto on Saturd ;Y iffied. 7 the groom and groomemain, who took L-MinsLaur Buell is- visiting friends at tfti t*0 Ott he was leir places under the arch, followed by the Kinburn.- ins Smith, of Riple is the er thildren,.-neit
in the h guest -of her nt, Mrs. LW. W. M yt , = "' ride, leaning on her fqlther's arm, while the cGuire.- done to the house.
lt,tle page boy, (�oeil Oksi, nephew of the hir. John Xfing has purchased Mr. Irs _* `07 Rol Rox"Pt, .-ide, scattered A�wera in �fro.nt of her, and Etobjer's farm for $3,760. -Mr. and Mrs. T. York
stly, the bridest 'aid and maid of he q J. Watt and Mrs. Snell attended the wed- As' ToNishet of the he core L many was nor. 'ding Of Miss Amelia Mills to Rev. C. C. X%ft of- famous
horses �Performed by Rev. W. Yio rk city,
lof Kincardine, insisted by Rev. Kaine, Hallett, on Wednesday. 2-ft"r had boola,lill fo .eamrs. 'Garbutt, 1 of is GoIrrie ; Penhall, of able to be about Dutill
lyth, "d Tiffini; 6f Walton. The bride, a US
mtiful Young lsid�-,. who (+reenway. 'Wjw d to 4 goner bre
presented an al 47ste
mrance: of ideal , be&Uty,'L Ift- &j I r. w
W- in. was attired in JOTTINGS. -Mr. Parkinson, of Toronto, a bite-bricaded Bilk,; trimmed with he preached in the Boston Methodist church to ON A W's i de Al _�
d U* RT com W rian congTega L St, Louis
-arls and chiffon, an ted &ivtK the Presbyte ' tion o" Corbetto I Of beautiful wreath of rosei and bridal veil, I&st Sabbath. His discourse was interesting n,__.;Yy# Of _* - U, Ced
id carried in her hand a � mperb bouquet of and instructive. -A very large ftr� Wer ar Oil
447 snwx�ed v-aile ridw,
hite roses. She was at Anded - in a very assembled in Grace church, on Sunday isfor- r -at St. editable manner bv her I ,rister,� Miss Kezla� noon lost, to listen to en inter�sting semon afternoon. epl
ills, who was - in pi , It, covered to thei Orangemen by Rev. Mr. Grassick- The Purpose a
dresse - -Oft
Lth white sk i -br r.gandie.Tnuali , And decorated The trout pews were reserved for the Xud his i(le in beig
16h flowero ribbon to atc , w i the Orangliamen, who turned out in large nUM- PI&O's - was a des
0 and j ' Mhuh
bell L( M the bridie.aln
aid of, honor, 34a d gre
I in Greenw&Y- it *4 Inuoh. the epoe ke eice of the here fio Parkhill, Moray and ids, was attired in orestr i k. The groom Thmilmistees subject was an interesting ]s 41�%sa ARRED--:The Engli
onis
W assisted by his brothc ohn, principal one, al1ad was listened to with ifnarked St- Ittan r e. scted the
be the school in Sault Stel is, who ieer- tentioi.-Mr. Thomas Stinson, of Byfieldii, 0"tument bilt,_
#_ ago e rmed his duties in proper 8 byte. After 'd his friondis here iallying visit last Mos- tlflft Leo
U ria Es ceremony andt con at Is bione were ray.-� e happy c, tMrs. Baker, of Whitechurch, Visit- OcW4- Amel foe the Wen iuvited to ing he'; sis Mrs. James Wal panittIi
er th M the
The Dominion 4liament.
D&y by day appearances
indicate more
and more the end of the ses lion,
and i:
no
unforgeen event oil to prevent,
the
balities are that the first. of
kiagust will
see
Iall
the legislators scattered i
from 0 tta
wa.
shows what
On Monday the Governor. G
neral gave
big
Ipassed
assent to some 62 bills which
had flu
fly
something to
at different times during
the sees
on,
r)w
and Sim, assented to as much
of the suf
ply
the Liberal party
bill as. had been voted by th
3 House. "'he
o'clock
same day the redistributionbill
received
its
their represents,
third reading in the Comn
ons, aad
ow
assembled
only awaits the assent of the
Senate to
be-
for thirty
come law. It is not likely,
iowever, to
be
earn,
taken up by that body for
some days,
so
their opp
that its fate is as yet a roll
of speco
la -
ff
tion. It was not nearly so
stubbornly op-
can tq4kd agaist them is
that a suppo,
posed in the Commons as we
a expected
it
w 'Urld be and no amendment
a
a were me-
-ed
elected
to it by the Opposition. The
Oppositim,
police
were
evidently, either consider it
so fair Aat
proper means, and that
his friend i
they can not make political capital
by j
iv-
I'pposition,
ing it prolonked o
or they
ire
of his
depending on their friends in
the Senate:
to
demolished or rende d useless
veto it. Before it passed its
third readi
ng
i However, of late years it has bil Tonse.
men, do not seem to', be as courageous an
Sir Wilfred Laurier announced
the names
belonging t the company
Df
of the jadges who form the
commission
to
they are able, or else their spirit of vindia.
sub -divide the dounties when
there is more
several
and of the
sm-
than one member in a county
or city. This
it is 'ly, and is less of a bur( en upon the public.
tiveness in stronger than their courage or
ley
commission will be composed
of Chief Jis-
were . struck and. i Q ad.
�4
tice Sir G. W. Barton, Chan(ell.or
Sir J.
A.
sense of fair play. T are both wont to
and Mr. Justice Fale
aBoyd
nbrid
'he
erious
divisions wi
ill not be made by
evide ce take
L 'tinie the matriculation qua ifleations made more
shield themselvea beh fad the privileges of
orally, but the'commission w
I be furnished
when the mayor and �s� eriff --
r-dered i
and again, sufficient p'
with maps and'statiatics, and.
on t
ais data
out the
Wi 11 make the divisions of
th
several
y did wrong, E
y
o per- ed'by one year. In th lse ways the expenses
have been decreased, b t it to the
in private life wh a distasteful to them V
litions
counties
costs soon succeeds n die
3eraing
son will deny alth h
�
something can
The Senate are still struggling
and who are not in p to defend therm.
as ves. All rein I will ber the d
IL astardly at-
ith t
he
�,l
Intercolonial Railway Extension
bil
Is. The
11benefit which the peo It. generally derive
Conservative members of that
boll
ha
ve
As a case f i point,
held several caucuses to determine
vir- from the institution. In the House, the
if they
temp
�ed
could not agree upon unite d a
clion
,oncern-
paper, the Montreal
lother da, the Minister' of Militia gave the
fOlIDWigg information as to its operations :
ing them, but whether or n)t
th,�y
have
doubt will he run 80 8 on ail
sill
been able to attain the end t
ley sought,
tone Up to June 30th, 1898, 261 had gradu-
is
military
not known. At any rate,
ir MaCkenlie
looks
when some i I
wrong is u
4-
'Bowell, the Conservative I
ader
i
a
If the company wil,l 1, av to give
I
Senate, has given notice of
a aml�,�ndme
and which i
t
i
to one of thebills which he in
nds �o me
e.'
3 1 oiiy.
The object of this motion, it is
saidl�
0
week, Charles Tal perpook advantage of
kill the bills 'in an indirect way,
as it is not
sentiment of th Is ce is e
In
r1r,
likely either the Government
or the Grand
_thweat mounted police ; 20 were em -
ra of -ployed in the civil service of Canada ; 55
%
the occasion to induig 3 in tyrade of abuse
and vindictive statements against Mr. W. T.
Trunk will accept' Sir Uackenzie's.�
amen
I-
goody
ment.' I this is the case, and,
the amen
I-
R. Preston, a One t me organizer for the
ment -is carried in the Senate,
tb e b1i'lls w,
.111
This,
be virtually killfid, and the BOILOme
�pf get.
gineering in Canada - .5 were engaged in
[n its A
Liberal party,and no in the old coantry &a
.
ting a Montreal terminus for
the I Govern
-
meat railway, 'which the Governuent
to tender advice
no
Emigration 0"ornmiesioner. is prac is
Thi t* e of
attacking private char"te r behind the de-
ment
earnestly desire in order to make
it pay i
A
to Liberals. It advises
�nt
them to vote against
way will be balked. The 0
P.
R. a
-e
had be-e'n in existence, and,
both
very bitterly opposed this
arra�gem
ei
it
parties
betweenthe Government and
the Grand
their
It ould just
w Isuit the rurpose
Trunk, and have for weeks be
n conductin
il,;r
is a cowardly and ehenroible one and
case to
a vigorous lobby in, the SaUat)
againab the
I
its
and lothers 6f Its ilk if
bills, and this, it is suspected,
is till main
should not -be permlit"i M . Preston may
not be perfect any more than Sir Charles
decisioll3j.
cause of the trouble. It is
to be' hoped,
reappct Were acted upol
1. It is, evidenitly,
� The Toronto Farmers' Sun is not as fair
however, that the C. P. R.,
throligh the
ispIttled
at-th'e very outse;, and
2 :q
muoh
instrumentafity of Sir Mackenzie
Bowell,
see -in its statements an it hould be, when it
a y be t him be h4 always hitherto had
a a U 9
bad ffel�jnig
will not be allowed to frustrate
the deliber.
ollars
Libelraliam,both Provincial
and Federal,
tel expressed will of the pe
y
�oplef repra-
to all
1.
ip�rties
� -
would have be4 Isived.
P
sentatives.
tra pled upon, and if; t
rough its L
Yuj
-
Be 'of tion has been to' show how hollow is the
fend himself from' atto ak, and we' have no
doubt hs% would din a- - tfis
The ballots, poll books and
other doe
- :t-
meats in connection with the
West' lf�ron
land Brookville bye -elections,
whioh me
a -
tion, in nil elsewhere, have
been placed
i t
the disposal of the Committee
on Privileg,
a
and Electionaii and will likely
be investi-
gated by that body at an eat
ly date. All
other subjects, however, are
c ver-she.dowe
d
n interest by speculations as
to the fl,
action of the Senate on the
Intereolotll
Railway,^and the redistributi
n bit Is, and
there will be a feeling of
unrest in the
IHouse
and the country un�il
1ese matte
-8
are finally disp osed- of.
A Riot in Londo n� t
e Less.
The long 'endi
p g dispute
b etween the
London Street Railway Coi
npany.' their
employees and the citizens,
�Ulminated
in
a riot on Saturday afternoon
last. Over
a
year ago ithe employees of the
Street Rail-
way Comipany struck for higher
wages- aid
fairer tteatment at the hinds
of the
company'with which they were
employed.
good deal of trou
# ble
and m
h
neg #tfa�ting the striking work
men were i
a.
duced to r&Jurn to their P)titiong.
The
truce, lkowever, did not laost ver
y long,
A
caluplo 41 months ago the em
oyees
)it aga
in
stracV, claiming that the com)an
had n:,t
carried out the agreement made
with them
Whea they returned to work
On the last
0-
basionf- The strike has continued
evar
Idid
since. The, company got a
f aw men w1lo
not belong the union to work
for them,
an A were running their cara
in a sort
A
The striking emplo
es were alko
1
running busses. That the sym
pathy of' tile
Ottizens was strongly witb tb e
workmen and
ag ainat the company was manifested
by the
most of them preferied
to walk
or
bump along in a strikers' bua
rather than
patronize the cars, and as
a consequenee
the cars, which did, run, were
marcialy &-vail-
ed of by the people of the ci
The difli-
J1tyJ*tLween, the company or
the one aide,
and employees and citizei is
M the otherf
has been gradually growing 11 '(its
&ontls, and'
The, course of the Cono6 v ti
lad C oil servative politicians u th
Vest Elgin election fraudm' ren
orcibly of the above adge. �The o
aid to i ave taken lace in tE is co
p lave fur aisbed a sweet mcl I to
I If
ician 9, � 6nd the assumed in. ig aa
vinicli they have be�ela disculsacd
.Mll were it not no baril
xitical. One would be led thir
PutcrFrkisedby these partief land
ligna bicl i which they assumo ti at
Drigol ter ' some of the incidert n
f their own party, and i de
vhicl they tried to:excuse flil I
Tot tc) mention minor tran#
1 , gi eas
a those onnected With the Icnd
)ntario, and other electioni, on
.ave not forgotten tie great �a )ifi
he IA'OG eevy-Lang),vin outit" an Bridge steal, and t' e
Bra wli ag Brood of Bribel wh
ears ago, tried to buy the eprqi
f th( people on the floors 0. thf
are End were captured in i he .hese and many otE er. simill, r
Les were perpetra di under, tie
lie limservative pa5ty, and ere
Dndemned by those I very patties ow i i df ,Dger of going into to be
,guh rities have oc rre in Itwo
ollin g all bdivisions in one , 'on
nd L.beial works are. ac sed-
mnecte " with then irregll Irities
We do not wish it to be an, e at(
koment t at we justify or desire t4
is irregut arities wh!ioh have1taken
V'est EIg In or elsew ere und r Li
ices, but !we do say thst it i's in
ad hype Iritical for he IEl of
-rvalive Party, and �the lead Ing jo
iat 1,,6rt,, to as verely con le mn
i.1 :o vely tri to of wrong doin
art of th ir opponentaf, wher) they
lind to t e mighty o enses Pc in
ie inclos re of --their own par' y at
Ivan bagE. However, pell s the
a exc used from the fact thai . P he
rten riave an opportunity of ice 2au
-ivia' lap Beis on the part of t IlLe! r o
id waen an occasion' ces oll ur t
m.rhalos be pardoned for go Tie Liberals have' bee it,
atario for nearly thirty yea,,s, an
is pr 3sexi t day not one ai .
; gle
)rrur tio or even w . ilful wA ni -d
t I rer b)en sustained agains L be
-nment in this Province, no . r ag
.embi ir of a Liberaf Govertd�rn nt
less iro,amstances, andin vie
wn iecori. it is, thefefore,!� 16t
irpriting that those Can's �vs ti
-e actua solely by a desi f r
3rsonal dvantage, irrespelle ve of
iteres -a (if the Province, it in not
g, wi a , that these shoule � tr r
ke me 3t f any little -lapse _o it I he
Low cl nents when it does�, o(eu
Lan this, the present Prerl of
is been a member of the L* I er I
. ent OF ti a Province for Will nigh
ir of a ce tury, an I has had 16arg
the lal nioney receivin Lending ( epartmento of the, G v
id an 0 day r o, -charge �iof of
wilfi 11 1 rrong-doi ig, eitherj� pE is
ficiall y, ias ever( vera been hit its
a 8 prov,en, agains him, His 0
T ail men of equal probity. i It i
I
re, a Government and a iPrem
Leh a reeDrd as we have - il�tdicfat
Less Gon ervative ijourn Is and
ve politi ians of the Tupper' C ar
ce and I aggard stamp are ski ig
,e of thin Province to turn f�.pm o
by ? Because they have-.' be In
Alty of trialifievance in c ffied at ch
,oven in connection with tie
uebeC
,ands, I, the tcl or ih
ridge ? Oh� no, but beciule 3puty.returi4,'ingofficers ln a y
ssupposed fo have don( I I
,�mie h
ight otito 4ave done in n r
Lippor or of �9'the GoverEmEnt A evenlito insinuat t9at t, e
ent,cranyinember.of. thle Glow
Lilanypartla these pocleedi
9
aowledge o 1 them. Culd, aty
oreludioroul'or hypocritical �h
hese ar �ies Must surely place timate upon- the intolliglanil and
irness and gratitude possessed by
e of tilisli the banner Proivinl of
iniou'l I But, 1%f er all, the row whill th
e are 1�iil tip -about tl�� We
fair, rbay be taken as in omo
mplimen�ary to the Govern erilb.
A ap�th ng more serious to bri, 9
, they would not make sucl a If to
)out t6is, and the very fal h4
makil so much capital out o
ing, sindl one with Wbich th
L I
ind- endence it pan a�cdotnplish this result, pretence that public rights are safe -guarded had the opportunity,'and we are sure he
by -the appointment of e heriffs and registrars would not emerge frot i the. contest second
it w not have acted the hypocrite for
I best. ve papern not ng. - But the mcist amusing part A the- -as returning officers. �� 1. long term of office e so-called Star�o scheme is its assumed ;: ignorei ice of by ithe Liberals has rest Ited in the filling of , The Internat cl Convention of the
inds one the 1%ctions of its O'w party. It says : nearly all the county'of ices from the ranks Chriatiala Endeavor Eciel which closed
courrances 9 ' Tbere may have be, m times whe a t he 'of heir partT. These i ifficies have been fill. t
this week in Detroit, Vag, in many ways, a
4, btock contention ; tl at both parti, in - i 6re natibuiency 641 in near y every 1 stance with active pai tizana-men closely connected with the remarkalble gathering. Ti.e.re vyere twenty
these poli. "equally gailty, might, have corfuied I riffing organizations, an in two many in. thousand accredited eliiga'�es, representing
tion with them, but no such p1mbarraaament per- sta 2ces they havo not I t their partizan hip almost ei ery ci�ilized ountry in the world
would be plexeg the people �)f Ontario to -day." bel ind them." hi's is i false accusation v na lel.against the officis ill this Province. present. That many young people, all
ly 'hypo- How innocent I Does the Stalir not now It in said that thel 4oeption someti i a animate, by the Blame aims, could be gath-
I
k by the that the " machine " of the Conner "ative pr( ves the rule, end it ;Vs so in the casc of erod together in earnest work for their fel-
the in. party was as much in evidence in the Nest W, st Elgin, During thle twenty odd yc irs they have Elgin and other elections as was the " in&,- thi t those officials have . can filling the phai. Iowa, shows the pews land potency of the
tio is of returninN offic'er the West El �in influences which actu to them. It shows
the career chibe " of the Liberal � party ?I It known - the powerful hol&,whi In thegospel hat upoa
I c 3 is the first instance where it han'ben the people at the'eloo of this nineteenth
nts also, right well that Mr. ]Robert Birmingham, proven that the Onties were not property cover up, the chief organizer or the Conservative and im artially porformilE d. This being bh� century. Never befor in the history of
no.such party, and his retinue of re we I re on cas�, We Sun sho'Old be more careful in I its t,he world has its influence been so strong or
no far reaching. Derniouitrations such as
sta;emento if it dioeirea t) maintain its repu- 6n, North hand at all the elections, and it was only t hese, if 'they do do n t do any othier good,
ation frr indepe dence nd fairness. t Ow rely they to circumvent them dat sh
the Lil orate doubters and pessimists, that the
c scandal ; brought in help from Aside. . Of murse World isnot retrograd ng morally, as some
the Cur. we are free to admit tha I they ade a mis- The Toronto World a its exhdberance good people would haN 0 us believe. Some
say: The'failure of Ae-Liberals to sub. are of the opinion, alell that the money ex-
nemorable take, but in making the istak� there are eta tiate a single charge against Mr. Mon. ended in connection with these gatherings
o a few extenuating eircurnstane which� the Star could be much more advantageously spent
I teit in the Soutili Perth electi oil trial is a in Ot
entatives and its hypocritical contemporaries purpil i . her ways. But, iowever, this may be,
Legiola- ly over400k. complete refutation of 11 e Glole's theory, it can scarcely be doub ;ed that the inspir-
that'it is the people who are to � blame for �tion-alnd information ain'ed at these meet -
very act. loge must have a bene cial effect, not only
the bribery and corruption that figures in no pebuliari. Mr. 09ilvie's Repo upon the individual: d deg4tes but upon all
many recent elections. In South Perth the whoome within the i cope of their influ-
leaders of Mr. William Ogilvie, ,.ommissipner 0 the election. was -left, in the 1, inds of the people ence, In this and in )ther ways, we have
not even Yukon district, who has recent) cond cted f the constituene i outside -8 were �m- no doubt but a good ri turn is received -for
0 Y. N4 who are a searching investigati i I into �he chi irges ported, at least not by �he Coi servatites. the �ime,� trouble a ad: expense which theme
cause ir- made by sundry parties 11 f alleged rn.ido- The result was a pure is wtion, he judkes and kindred gatheritll cost. No enterprise
or three ings of the officials the I el, has anom itted so deciding and dismissing the petitioq of will amount to much ff the ngaged in. it
the Liberals." This is rot a fair! statern nt are lscki6g in enthus a im.
atituency, �he evidence P I taken, an' his report to the of thv case. It was proven that money was .-Ticivernment at Ottawa. circufated in Mr. �- Monteith's behalf, one of being We mar Bay that There 'is serious izouble in the British
Ar. Ogilvie found that r i at of ilhe charges man testifying that he had received ten dol- Columbia GovernlmeD). The Government
t lars from some unknown liciarce. �� here were
oil for a iad little grounds -to rehll � �pcl bile r ny also ther cases, but the Ccl� tives bad has only been in existe ace a few months. It
belittle Df them were' entirel ut I f?unded, He con. Sol adroitly managed theii � organi aition that is what :may be called a coalition. Two
place in 3ludes hi s report by t el folloLg al ate. it was impossible to prim e agend . t was f' 9
1, . I the same in the East 11Igin case a short members the Premier �nd another, are Con-
beral &us- eub, the reasonablene, a 'of which wi I be servatives, while the opher three members
time ago. It was clearly proven that brib- consistent 3vident. to every perso� who Will " "Y' eiry had been rampant, bi ti there had been are Liberals, that is ta�ing Dominion poli -
the Con- ?on ider the situation a's. it mdat exist in no convention to bring ot t the Conservative ties as a standard. But, hitherto,
party
urnals of he Yukon country. Hit sa a candidate, and, �Ithoiugl good work had e not been strictly, drawn in Pro.
Y, been done in hills behalf, r o organization, ap- lines hav
compara- Before concluding, it may be as,ked w parently, existed, and agency could net be vincial politics in Briish Columbia. Mr.
g on the id these rum a got started' and'becom so
I I proven,,and Mr. Brower retained his Beat, Semlin, the Premier, is a Conservative, while
were so enerally credi ed ? In reply, I � may tate while i other cases, where here was not a- Mr.,Joseph Martin, his colleague, is a Lib -
hat there is a arge. por(ent�ge of pop la- tithe of the bribery, the ME diber was un- nitted in ton here wholare Watching for the ch nee seated, simply becausethroughrgamization oral. The, Premier-hai notifled his colleague
d for its o. make something. If I they are !forest lied agency as proven. and Attorney -General, that he must resign
y are to y someone Ell they immediately jum to his position in the Cabinet. The reasons
y do not he conclusion that there has been some. The Alanitoba LegialattIre �s at present in assigned for this requE st are that he, Mr.
hing crooked between that someone else Martin, does not pro )erly attend to the
ring even End the officials, by whom the traneac :iion session, flnishi ng up the b asi see of this leg- duties of"his office, and that he has been
pponerits, 3vas consummated. It ias not been n a. islative term, and it is Qho 3ght, that the making statements in, itaide of Parliament
i : that are detrimental tc the Government and
hey May Mary hereto do more t ian insinuate , iliat general �,Iection will be old at ones, probably I ome 6ffi-,ial or officials I ad been guilt: r calculated to compromise, its membera.
vild oiver of by,the firat of next month. Both I�lrties Mr. Maitin replies 64 he declines to re -
i. (orrupt acto to have it m ithin a few hours power, in generally so reported, and, I regret to sll�, are doni ing their war paint atld feathers,and sign, and- that if incom etency and inability
d up fo generally so believed nolmithotanding ettligready for the to attend to the duties of a department are
el V IF hap are g fr y. The don charg of there may not be a titW of evidence in i iuP� servatiVen will go to the ou itry under the reasons for resigning, t at the Premier him -
1 lort of the cha rge. Tral isactions that I iave self is the person who should resign, as he
oing, as I een actuated by the plreat and leadership of Mr. Hugh Joan. MoDcl had to be removed fro n one de
big ieoti partmelar, to
ral G v- motivesbave teen' attri uted to the ery son of the venerated chle ft in. Mr. Mc- another, as be was un ble to 'perform the
Ell ny worst. Of thin I have lersonal knovirl:dge Donald has been nominated for one of the d uties of the first department which he un -
Under and experience. In conclud' I may say Winnipeg constituencied Whether the dertook to manage, and that his present do.
h a class t1a, I partmentis neglected b cause he has neither
that with one ne Zu'Dot exist (in charm att-aching to his natne and the mem� I f their their minds a least) aiy honest Govern. ory of his illustrious fathe will be sufficient the ability nor indfastr5 t� conduct it prop,
h%p% not ment at all, for reasons that -are obvious to see re him his election j'and a decent fol- erly. He also tell hi I - der that' he has
au ares, Who c nough not to need meni ion. not the confidence of hi J:r'-ty in the Leg -
.or lowing in the Legialabil remains to.be islature and that he dt si so him, Martin,
party seen. In the Legislature �rbi h i d
is ral out of the Cabinet me a� to get a Tory
he best" tditorial Notes d Comments. to a close, the Greenway 'Government he
almost the unanimous outllport, there being in, and in this way make U an exclusively
surpria- The West iHuron eledion ease came u in ee Conservatives 4 i Did two Independ- Tory Cabinet. Mr. Marti a also makes sev.
I I only tbr lv eral othei statemetits to his leader al46njg
a d-rnake thecourtat. orontoon Friday. Linkla onto. Hugh John should be able to impro e
part of the missing itness, was, still ab ent, i .�d, on this. Mr. Greenway i a ia'rd opponent these lin a which are not -Any more.compli-
mentary. � The Lieutenai it- Governor in away.
r. More notwithstanding the striing protestratons to tackle. His career � an ! Pr 3mier has been On his rf turn, no doul Mr. Semlin will
i phenominally successful., �Ht has given the
Ontario of the reopen lent's counool against ano, �fier demand ihat be dismis r. Martin from
Govern. ostponemen),the judges ecided they mll people. good and'useful legislation, while his' the Cabi: Let. If he roll Be to do this, then
Eave Linklater, and a administration has been honest and soon I
in postponed the oml-, the only resort Mr. Sil will have will be
a quar- case until the 5th of 8 ember. cal, and such that little fault can be fo und. to reoigr� himself'. Ith 3 so this, then, of
of one Wo person seriously think that he will be course, toe Government will be broken up,
d money Mr. Nelson Monteith, . P, uth defeated, and the probabi too are that he nother 0,overnment w1l be formed &-'
for Sil will make as clean a owes mill did at the- oil a
ernment, I lerth,has beonconfirmeii n hi new else lon -will be bel, 1. This is the way
11 i. seat by the last election, If the peol e of Manitoba are ting matt �r stands at pi ement. Mr. Martin
orruption section court judges., he c( ntention of wise they will show thei l: appreciation Of is an abl, i man and a fig t r, and he has it
onally or tie petitioners that the oleciti )n was not what Mr. Greenway has i one'for them, and in him ti make things.1 vely in British Col -
continue the regime unde -1, *which they have
d, much 1, igal because the writ ha, I- eet issued and so long prospered. They � eat i not do any urfibis- politico, and no ic ubt he will do so tie election held during a sitting of . whether he remains in ;h a Cabinet or goes
olleagues the better by making a chan is and they are out. 3 I
I egialature was not sukained, Mr. IYLOD- almost certain to do a gre kt deal worse.
0, thered t iith will now have peaceful possession un- ier with til the end of the present term, ad, that The Went Huron elecl f,l the Domin- txetl ion is ikely to have an ai ing I in the Domin- A INVVI I .9 KE. -In its r eport of V.6 Orange
,')onoerva- The Hensall Observer does not bel -eve celebration.bere on'Wcdnesday, �he Toren-
ke Wal e ectoral impuri� rowing Bvil ion Parliament. A few diya'ago Mr. Bor- to Star says: 11 The pa,ale and clemonstra'
t at t I in a den, a ' Halifax, made a m otion to the effect tione her il were unusual y ellattendedan , d
the peo- nd hat there is more ollIrruptlon at else -
I that the ballots and all other matters in suedessful. Henry Eilbe , M. P.JP., deli -
Bee, and than in former, years. It says : e I d the, twelfth of Jul oratiol Thex,e
proven now well romembei connecition with West Hu 3n and Brockville .can the time hen Zest ho� ome mistake bout this, as tt, e
5ewere made drunk for days befort a bye-elO3tiona for the Dominion be -laid on I I
as was n genial M; P. P. for South Huron,: althou
Pacific a ection and were spiritiod outof the riffing. the table of the House, and that they be a Imember of the Order, took no part in t Es
Those were the good old d when submitted to the committee on privileges celebratiob,-was.not even in town
e Curr -an one good chriatian toy on his iels%abed praying and electionn for investig Ltion. In making NOTES -LMOot of 4e farmers' in till a
Couple Of 6r the success of his party at the polls, his motion, Mr. Borden ins icinity are about done Laying, And Bove I
e -election while another good christan, anxious that �anced certain v
irregularities which, he said, bad been com- of them hive commenced cutting the f I
ings they. this prayer sh'buld be an iwerill 'went out wheat. Hay in not a hil avy crop this ye f a al bought votes at fiftee 2 mitted in both co'notitA In West but fall wheat in fairly i ood in most plac
ests 0, dollars a head. Huron, , licials L Therewash b�ppy combination of f%ibh for example, he Said that in certain -Mr. William avette a having the sto I e
They do 011ing-subdivisions, wheO
ai�nd works that lwould hardly be endorsed in , only thirty bal- on Main street, whi c 1 be recently pu, leto had -been marked for cLean, thill chased, enlarge I odelled, and w I
Govern- this enlightened age." and r, -
servative candidate, 43 e eaters had made have a new 'pat front put in arr
ernment, atthey had D, il a n fin. vot- otherwise improvece g :�
declarations to t is effect I � 1. be ished it WLL
a or any We are pleased to notice that the Lon Ion ad for him, thus showing. that the ballots be one of the neatest, business places 12
thing be dvertiRer, Forest Free Press, Picton Times had been t�anper 3d with. !Sir Wilfrid Laur- towD, -Pontoffice Inspector Hobkirk was A 2
an thin ? and other. papers endorse Tjim ExFOSITOX;S ior at one _ alesealted to th motion, and the town last week, and wat driven to Dasb -
very low position in favor of -a compulsory attendance subject in now e0gaging tie a tention of the wood by Postmaster Clarlifitio, and made alt -
committee, to w4ich it has In, son relegated. rangements for t1he re-cstablishment of the
sense oi of electors at the polls, Thin is a reform This is "m In 11 proceeding, new mail route etween. Exeter and Dasb-
which is reasonable and i the public inber- Mat, & so Ily referred
the peo. t e r j. o f t In I �,wn d ltr on JLE olu as 4 to wood. The noti so are now out for tenders
the coutto for adjustment, but' the 06' - for the carrying the mails daily between
the Do- to, and will com I or later. It Doer Iso gratifying to notice that the Globe la vatives',in bothWest Harlin and Brookville, each place. Th" in .1 route $hould neve
a's having jailed to enter pr tests against the have been discontiniu:d,14nd its re-establis��
one peo- taken up the cause of the country aga []'at return la�
6f the successful c didates, are now ment will be gla ly hail d by the bugine
at Elgin r ilway promoters, and comes out squarely. adoptin" thi means to gen at them. It is interesto of botb places. -Messrs. Ba Iv 6wd
f1l like y large business i e
measure in opposition �to any more money being not at a, they wi I Make anything & Macdonell d A
gi i�
the public p irse to as at in out of their-prooeliediage, i a if they had any- buying, hill 'Ire OLD -the old coun
If they,1 - ven out of si )a and ohi!pp i ng to
constructing new railways or extend" thing tangibletil upon they wouldhave try, The i tend senfillog off another loi
against 0 A ones. If any aid is required in this i Z proceede,fin the -ordinary way. The last next I welf'Mrs, Ch4�rles Senior, an old
t ie Globe says it should I e made as a I , 7 ud noinel ?:n time a case of this time casne before Parlia- and respected resident ."of Exeter, died a i
ey t -aid not as a bonus. ThiE is a proposit � n ment was during the regime of the Conser. the rosidence of her son:lhere last Sunday ry which TILE EXPOSITOR as advociated for vative Government, when Mr. Edgar, the For the past ten years Urs. Senior has bee
little The Ameriemn G vernment, in bhe gesent Speaker, preferred char a a so against hiring in Blenheim, where her hanbsud is it
ernmentl ey:r1rar days of railway oo 2struction in t ist ir Adolphe Caron, a member �c the Gov- business. She came to Exeter a few weela
I4ULY 149� 1899 14, tHiiEE SPE IALS The recent bla
U is
-1 belre, I .21"
noiderabli
-musing 00- eni
AT T" � tdil
E -th the -parin
00 W,
. I D&W Of- public fof all
Atioll papers abeen,haudied � It
Co R ER 1� TO by the- school E Ila the prill by :
and
FOR -school law, weref--ban
As 'eat, to tb�e PRIDAY AND S TURDAY OIL thie tr8l ding the fire at
ly ost, andestrli
FIRST—One hundred (100) Sh' Wit t aists, fagt colos Stanley -ains ba,
rec,ent r
Oro. Otic
dtg of hay jA thin as
at .... ....... ................. ................... 25c each. IdiddleiOle-9 C4rne-rl v1
P1 - SECOND—Fifty (50) pieces int, guaranteed fast vidin Y
ober.ries at 'Mr.
)itlmne tols-11 sad 4.
colors, at ..... ........ 5c per Yard. er,$ood edic
but lind # Iferbert THIRD—A 45 -inch Black Lustrb, r gular 50c a yard dinner old time decime, bell fron
while, it 19'sts we will sell it av� ......... 33c. In
his Anj
of hisew barn,
it will be one 01
in -the ecil
,EAFORTH, B G N,, S s. "eter- I
UN I��_�ite is lal bre.ae
inal flume on Tues W,
to visit her son, and while here took the ining room, where the table, in the dwwster in the dam havim
c and was n9b able to return hom---_ f a liorse-sh by the great rains I
h 11 was -61 years o age, and was nauch and -for 0 oe, was elaborately spread Bwak, vnth his
so rived espe t d by all who knew her. 'Wit good things, which helps to terminate r. ;i
right. -M r. Ar hur Rolli iia,whose mill in Wiarton sny� leas � g event. After supper, and an t1i
the guests were amusing themselves in ear of fat �cat �
destroyed by f re a few weeks ago, has vari us 8, the bride appeared in rich Tom BrDwn i
d ed not to ret n to that place, but while plavir
blac, silk, trimmed with jets and creal
likely remai in.IlExeter, which de- ti . Among the 250 guests were some lineroy hasr,6tui
is I will be very leasing to our Uizens, ;ro:1 Montreal Toronto, London, - North aspendin
Rollins Is e of' our moist popular a heri.-A tinst.
Bayi Goderieb and Clinz;on. The wedding 4-n I and Enterprising b inane men. -The Exeter -Jpta Douglas had tbi
gifts were costly and numerous, among - �j s
�r4mery is doin a larger business this I llsh 140 collar bone will
't thern being a present f $50 from her
Real than ever before. It is one of fmts on botsebimck
Ex4blirlo most va.uablo industries. -At a brotier John. We join ' with the any -ara Ahippi
frieuIde of the happy pair in wishing them A. son
meot: ng of the dire Aorsbf the Stepheand lil' happ3 and prosperous journey through 138YO -ne Agricultu &I -Society, held on Sat- life. *W4 bit to far the wet 1.
L:il , evening, it was-idecided to get up a back ift this live.,
;ood ist of special attrautione for the fall W
iho W1, and liberal contributions have been OnlV. and t on', mal e by the society and the business men B. R. Hi ailaws, Brucefield, Notary Public of Mr, Steplat
A t is town to t at end. Conv4yancer, -Fire and Life Insuranoe age JWtlatbefrieds
nt. Any nw� Yhis _ontinued ol
I a F TwELFTli.— -The Orangemen of the 11,11110uht of in( Dill to loan at 15 yer cent., on first-class He is lying in W_ in],
eil - Mortgages drawn and money #A. 0 iistriet!' of South Huron celebrated the 111;nmll� free l expense to he borrower. Also a :-Waimileald, rsilWSY `COUtrap.
;welph of July in. Exeter, on Wednenday. fill stnotnt of private funds at 5 per oens, ragelf in a bob
rhel ay was favorable for the occasion, and At ,,"SWly shot bi home evi morning xud Weduesdal eseh , i
we, ;he�e! was A large turnout of members of the &', Sevol rT iWax formerly a �cil
I I good farmili for sale. -,The Pon tax is Dow be.
d th i f i do, although the crowd UR AN O.— ro. )rdp an sit, non William Scott has was] cl so large as Ion some �ormer dernon- retutflned fn in Missouri, where she has been itratH as of the name kind- here. The visiting he- sister, Mrs. McCartney— Im -1 r attendance was due t� the fact that Missba Beams and Lottie McGregor hovers- Dublin- anallar celebrations were �einig held in turned frory Detroit, where they have pless- XGS -3fiss 30 ary Evanis
W i4-4 gh:.m- and London, and the train &r- sntli�, and profitably spent a week attending Bee c
lawood wit
being more favor ble for these the ;voild's Christian Endeavor convention. Carrir il 9 4
.)Ial good many went the who would .-Rev. Mr. Hamilton, of Mimieo", took t of her --kwu week the gues
lither w as have come to Exete to spend the oharP of ti e mormng and evening services- May Wf,
I
lay. ' lowever, the demons ation was, in in Union el urch last. Sabbath. as Rev. Mr. Mk visiting Mtn. ave Ill
weyy i 5her respect, a succosi.1 The Exeter Murirsy wi a unable to preach. Rev. r. -who has b Lucy Mrray, -omniii �ee left.nothing un4oll o to przvide Gilchrist will conduct the servies next holidays with friends in Sabbiath.- III the farmers are taking ad. _M
Ld6qda ely for the comfort I a ad hospitable home. _jeff Aggle- -nt� :iainment of e The town vent e of
r J their a he fin,Pweathelr to get their bay wood,'visite,d �ber friend..
wa6 ne4tly decor wi S rT a so, bunting, und cove andthe Bound of the mower laws �-T
since last issue 4
lag! em, and p one ted a very pretty sp- and- irse- ke are heard on every side.- a, ei, i 6 *MNMU6-Sund&y In towuwit
3earsall The to we 'thronged with The One ra a which have fallen in the past .. I I 36* Q`Day,-Miss arner, of
,718 L 1. a d the 11 melo cl sounds of two iveeks ave been a boon to the spring -mal I na her holiday2s i fhe Ind
'he I di i1fo drum an o is , musical bands Crrok and are now looking fine. -Fall IYuses King, 6f Winglism
fal d entertainment fort %14 At the ap. wheit will ripe in a few days, and has hq*0 holiAay feason With r.4
.3ointe'll! time the brethren formed in proces. I ever appeaa-an3e of a good crop. -Mr. Joba Michael mdig
lion, and the various lodges, to the number Hart(ba dioposed of his blacksmith shop wak vititing friends in'- Sea
)f thir*n, headed by the I ands, marched and- lbusine' 9 to Mr. Dan Campbell, of jww Wessell- of Goderich street to the public odhool grounds, Van Campbell gets possession next I day A *s bomeof his parew
Ile speaking t wel H 2�. onne, r. chool 10 the coun that 1 as prettier or west before long t WWI ta friendo -in tcirwn;
nore co�,nmodious sch oil g., undo than the 1, WiDDING1 BIELLS.-A pretty and int f o"I erest- ere admire, ?,xeter,Ochool has, ard t e bly ing W'eddin U-1 for* re
bl�nae e
Elo ng a .4swas celebratedat the beautif ,daptedifor this oci3a hady,con of J. Neivin, of Brucefield, last f9belfilie-mr. Davis, -our gel ties renien dcommodipu platform - had Tues By a bernool when her youngest 18making attractive improvem,
lleen e I Do, atone i r *the weakers, daug ter, Miss Emma Florence, was United reghtoo.-The raising of Mr.'
6nd aro Ind. this the crow sembled. On in marria e to Mr. R, G. Simpson, of this -in Urge barn was very tsuct:
rder Wing restored, Coun Master John villel Tie ceremony was performed by ""point of vleo,- ;carlil of McKill P. in; neat speech Rev. �S. Act soon, of Kippen, in the pres- FelCOM the brethr la of t district to the enc of the inediate relatives and friends ChiftlhUrlstii !elebratpla, :congratulated them on the Of th. coat cting parties, the bridal party luspiel a circumstai ices ulmder which they ing be ath & beautiful arch of flowers. sAN ABSEST M-INDAD ,XAAL-1
d as - mbled, and ele: med the many The bride was handsomely attired and _40t the new minister of the�
tided to show their sympathies looked charming. She carried a bouquet of vho law: 1,
or the bje to of the Orde'. Mr. H. Spack- i -Aurdh here, who resides at He
T rvses� and was attended by her cousin, miss Lien, r' ve of Exeter, resd an address of M US tovesch his appointinentat I
z An McIntosh, -who ws -costumed in a not yet - living a horse of hi
relcom, of the council and citi. ! beautiful f own and carried, carnations. �ens, an etiauded tie ft eqdom of the town ;Miss Rattenbury, also a cousin. acted as ill _. h A4ortby.tiesident of tha�
0 the visitors, and, in alneat speech, ex- 0 member of th
maid of honor. She was. prettily dressed r I and the Hnsallite, wh�
ireamed the pleasur 3 i , fforded himself, and I rried is basket of flowers. The groom leraotially, as well 'Is his �olleagues i6 the was buippor d bv his brother, Mr. 0, D. to,do & good turn to at
LEL ge keram
y
ouncil,�iarld. the citizen , to enter- Simp�son. a bridegroom is a popular and .W obeerfully. consented t�
siin so largo and resFecta* a body of peo- e merchant of this place, A1K;ytn= -to Chiselhurst in til
Aterprinin being Owlrift on 13unday. It was all
fie, Thin address w1a remoorlded to by Mr. the eldest Still the late Rev. J. H..Si.mp- j. H. ickion, barrii ter, of Exiter, on be. t wife should also
son, for many years the pastor of -Union men, Mr. Nti accompany I
[Alf of he Orangeme .: Alodresses suitable church, and whose -memory is still so dew zien, in due fit
D the o casion -were afterwards delivered to the con regation. It to gotthe 0-lergynnat, leavinj
,y M r. D. M. Germa ' i f 1 Wiat ton. Grand f The bride is ne of *0 W41tipS . for him, and -telling 0 Brucifield a fairest daughters, much so- faster of Ontario. West, *he was intro- teemod and ��Lighly' aceomplish-ed, and will wdd ftH for her jm he w" i ___
need by the chairil isis in old Biddulph. qualified to share the joys and fortune of - Mile from the rninimter!s rewl
oy; M�, William Le�*is, of Crediton, Man- her h6shand. The presents were costly and *&Yto 01bi"16ralt. Mr. citio
er of Biddulph distriet,,,anA Rev. Messrs. apppropris, , and much admired. After 2610t4r, and driving past his 1
lartin,'of Exeter; Salon, of Centralia, and part4lingg 0 the wedding dejeuner the ha�- *Pt A about his Arrangement
tout, of Kirktorl. During the 'afternoon C�uplie eft by the evening train for "a Mael and -it neveroectirred moical 1 elections were, given by the Exeter d and t hall. faded to keep - is a"?
introit, Cl lan her poiwfl, where . h
d the Varna p�idcalo band, both of e Was sittl
and they. intend spending their 1,ioneymooln, **ad t1hat sh 'nJ
ittOg for _b rbich played very n oely. The proceed- Your, cortesponclent joins with many others MM . im, in is- house A
Ige were brought to close about 4,30, n wishing t iem good sailing on life's Ocean, UdWOndered hat in tile wor,14
illigblln, vlatil, his was seated in rhen the several lodges �formed in proil and, �t last a safe harbor., I
ion and marched back to the own, where. '4 ()hWilhurst,'When the �17;txrtsl
lltey dispersed. 106 mind ny ( f the visitors left, Odness burst )r home by th linine . going north Bluevale. 'It Moe. The congregatiol
ad so I h, and b w,en- in the evening 'iss Ag *he left the thurch to in
'fat lost of the visitors hall -laken their depar- OTES. gie Herbert haareturned Aialddle of thessrumo
from' months' course X1. $of
ire. The proceedi'aga throughout the entire a three the Toronto and so pe, Bervatior, Knight, all were of the most ci�� erly 9haracter, and �Con , .7 of Alusic.-Miso 9thel '!*L*V�t of the reckoning *b
Lof RiPley, is the glilet" Of M'So Mabel *4
redi-able alike to all interested. The cele- asbe- johould meet b
ratio,ii ill year will likely be held in Sea. tie*-Thili Orangemen attended divine ser- ""W10tteu AlIpOusie. They wil
vice urch on 6unday 10W"4t that his cwwwm t
litith. at the etodist ch
forenoon I �ev D. Rogers, the pastor, e truis
cupied this Lizzie McEwen, of ftX:A1ii for Mrs. 40itizen, his r srldck. vini ed Mism Alice Duff last '-week. the Pew-. She reached C
-Uft# and b f A If kppy 11 FNT, the even -,ng of. -Mrs. Cowden, of Winglian), and her 1"Ji" _ all for
Vedn�esAay, Jul daughter, Kittimeyer, of Ch : 1. a y 5bh,� nearly 12250 invit-ed ipplaws, _Vfttreairctifor ber,
were visiting old friends in the village on elilid, 11esti �aaisembled at t6 beautiful home of 41f 1110 SeVRD
Ir. a 6d'Mrs. Jo' Mike, Mount Pleasant Thurad e are much pleased to learn ,in SY.- I that Mr. Th Stewart in improving rap- arm,'Hullett, to vditneas one of the pret. is L -eat ilill most fall b i mable weddings of the ialy.-Rev. J. West, M. A., tl ---------- Z__
By and Aso an eve it ng he prob ition convention at Toronto.
hich sends a young XOWS,6,r Vie we,
3uplo fi�rbh on tfie voyage of life as one. Georg McDonald has purchased Mr. bPBMTAINED �
31y
his rincipals m re Miss Amelia Millm, ohn Robei Itsou's farm for the murn of VEE�
the' �conil daughter 0 1e host, and Rev. C. C, $6,100. -Mil McGuire, of Weston, and ' _Qlmona , Coilived al ell
'of the 1.
of Bethel circuit, London Confer- G ire, of Toronto, are visiting .aine Mr. T. Me er ;0 ace. 'I Plecisely four' o'clock, to the heir broth , Mr. W. W. M-cGuire.-Miss 'grPA Lelodfous r i 'he wedding march, Olive'Scritt in holidaying with relatives in )ZINT, �)Ffts. 3
b" beeful oeted 0 '�: :of Seaforth, the )ude;ed b is r Seaforth.-Bev, W. T. Hall, of Belgrave,
. � n alostiended to the lawn, co f orill
'eddirg p ce preached in the Presbyterian church on _46W
, - i i:�; b g r
'here! there w 0 erected Sunday level a rdi�e
as : an arch of ever. Ira Bardsly,. of 14G -
reeno� decorated with flowers and ribbon, Ypsilanti, M chigan, in spending the sum- "TKING's QUXEn FRZA.'r.-
12 ys�LrA, ad a handsome bell suspended from the mer at the re idence of her father, Mr. Wmi, 14 stru.
tri,1119 this stor
mtre, under wh ch the bride stool Messl Miss Sadie Greenaway and Min %n, t CA -1
d during Th
ie cereftnony. laclutyre re I t- uftday night �of -isint
The procession w" headed imed to Toronto on Saturd ;Y iffied. 7 the groom and groomemain, who took L-MinsLaur Buell is- visiting friends at tfti t*0 Ott he was leir places under the arch, followed by the Kinburn.- ins Smith, of Riple is the er thildren,.-neit
in the h guest -of her nt, Mrs. LW. W. M yt , = "' ride, leaning on her fqlther's arm, while the cGuire.- done to the house.
lt,tle page boy, (�oeil Oksi, nephew of the hir. John Xfing has purchased Mr. Irs _* `07 Rol Rox"Pt, .-ide, scattered A�wera in �fro.nt of her, and Etobjer's farm for $3,760. -Mr. and Mrs. T. York
stly, the bridest 'aid and maid of he q J. Watt and Mrs. Snell attended the wed- As' ToNishet of the he core L many was nor. 'ding Of Miss Amelia Mills to Rev. C. C. X%ft of- famous
horses �Performed by Rev. W. Yio rk city,
lof Kincardine, insisted by Rev. Kaine, Hallett, on Wednesday. 2-ft"r had boola,lill fo .eamrs. 'Garbutt, 1 of is GoIrrie ; Penhall, of able to be about Dutill
lyth, "d Tiffini; 6f Walton. The bride, a US
mtiful Young lsid�-,. who (+reenway. 'Wjw d to 4 goner bre
presented an al 47ste
mrance: of ideal , be&Uty,'L Ift- &j I r. w
W- in. was attired in JOTTINGS. -Mr. Parkinson, of Toronto, a bite-bricaded Bilk,; trimmed with he preached in the Boston Methodist church to ON A W's i de Al _�
d U* RT com W rian congTega L St, Louis
-arls and chiffon, an ted &ivtK the Presbyte ' tion o" Corbetto I Of beautiful wreath of rosei and bridal veil, I&st Sabbath. His discourse was interesting n,__.;Yy# Of _* - U, Ced
id carried in her hand a � mperb bouquet of and instructive. -A very large ftr� Wer ar Oil
447 snwx�ed v-aile ridw,
hite roses. She was at Anded - in a very assembled in Grace church, on Sunday isfor- r -at St. editable manner bv her I ,rister,� Miss Kezla� noon lost, to listen to en inter�sting semon afternoon. epl
ills, who was - in pi , It, covered to thei Orangemen by Rev. Mr. Grassick- The Purpose a
dresse - -Oft
Lth white sk i -br r.gandie.Tnuali , And decorated The trout pews were reserved for the Xud his i(le in beig
16h flowero ribbon to atc , w i the Orangliamen, who turned out in large nUM- PI&O's - was a des
0 and j ' Mhuh
bell L( M the bridie.aln
aid of, honor, 34a d gre
I in Greenw&Y- it *4 Inuoh. the epoe ke eice of the here fio Parkhill, Moray and ids, was attired in orestr i k. The groom Thmilmistees subject was an interesting ]s 41�%sa ARRED--:The Engli
onis
W assisted by his brothc ohn, principal one, al1ad was listened to with ifnarked St- Ittan r e. scted the
be the school in Sault Stel is, who ieer- tentioi.-Mr. Thomas Stinson, of Byfieldii, 0"tument bilt,_
#_ ago e rmed his duties in proper 8 byte. After 'd his friondis here iallying visit last Mos- tlflft Leo
U ria Es ceremony andt con at Is bione were ray.-� e happy c, tMrs. Baker, of Whitechurch, Visit- OcW4- Amel foe the Wen iuvited to ing he'; sis Mrs. James Wal panittIi
er th M the
oulminstedin
the: outbrom of Satfurday.
are not A all connected,
shows what
they �country, adopted this eyst(m, and a short
ernment. In markW contrast with the
Wha i
il i
was that was the iintriediate
i �Oause
would do'did they have
something to
work �:time ago it received back 'roda these com-
course pursued by the present Government,
of the
r)w
is not stated. But, about
In
two
on. It i gratifying
the Liberal party
Dies $60,000,000 of, be: Money granted.
of ff"'CEL,nada had given al to t�e C. P. R.
the Government of 1hat day refused to
grant the motion an � had their supporters
o'clock
the afternoon imm rise crowds
of
this Province, that after
their represents,
'instead of a bonus, it r Light no* be enjo y -
ling'and
vote it down, so t'ha �o investigation- was
'Had
people
assembled
on the etlrEleth and
attack-
tives havo been in povl,er
for thirty
'Years, using the mom y which has made
hold. the present Government done
edth3
earn,
pelting them �wijlth stones
and
the tn�ootierious scous It,ion
their opp
I Dents �Sir Donald Smith, Sir ' -leorge Stephen, Sir
this, what a howl of il�idignation would have
other
ff
isales, and some Of t4e still
sea of
can tq4kd agaist them is
that a suppo,
William Van Horne an others millionaires.
It.er in
gone up from the v y same throsts that
justified the Govern" ent in refusing the
the company
were roughly! handled,
The
one obnottuency has been
elected
Y im- There are 'difference i of opinion as to
motion in Mr. Caron� 6ase.
police
were
entirely unable i',te control
the
proper means, and that
his friend i
have 11 whether the Royal 10ilitary College at
mob.
Some
seven.:or eight ol r i wer
�
i oom-
been finrolbd,by I the practises
i
of his
)ppon. Xingston should be continued t public ex-
The two Toppers, �while undoubtedly able
plete[y
demolished or rende d useless
and
ents, in a If defence, to
fight hills satantio
i However, of late years it has bil Tonse.
men, do not seem to', be as courageous an
other
property
belonging t the company
Df
majesty with 11hough
fir. A
to do so
is not ;made to yield a larger revenue than former. --
they are able, or else their spirit of vindia.
was destroyed
several
and of the
sm-
just are may
ifiable, th
e times when
it is 'ly, and is less of a bur( en upon the public.
tiveness in stronger than their courage or
ley
ployces
were . struck and. i Q ad.
bingo
exetasb1c, and if ther
are, then, censinly,
IThe fee a for students I Ave be - an inere - seed ;
sense of fair play. T are both wont to
were
commencing
to asauthe'l very
an
erious
theLiberals in West �
lgin have. had,
L 'tinie the matriculation qua ifleations made more
shield themselvea beh fad the privileges of
aspect
,
when the mayor and �s� eriff --
r-dered i
and again, sufficient p'
c
ovooati6n to t
y the stringent and the time for.graduation lessen-
Parliament to -make, charges against persons
out the
Military and had th riDt SO
read,
experiment, That th
y did wrong, E
y
o per- ed'by one year. In th lse ways the expenses
have been decreased, b t it to the
in private life wh a distasteful to them V
litions
The red
costs soon succeeds n die
3eraing
son will deny alth h
�
something can
%eeme us
be cost to the count is till too large for the
and who are not in p to defend therm.
as ves. All rein I will ber the d
IL astardly at-
the do
wd and at the time of ritin'
� peace
id at least
ea, i
n ext:nu
tion of their action.
11benefit which the peo It. generally derive
ip:evailf,
but the compliny hive not a
nee at.
As a case f i point,
h
h. at ex;ee'diingly
vir- from the institution. In the House, the
tack made in Parlismont, a short time"al
temp
�ed
to -run their care reg Ala rly, al
lidugh
tuous and in( epende
paper, the Montreal
lother da, the Minister' of Militia gave the
fOlIDWigg information as to its operations :
by Sir- Charles ibbert Tupper ' upon
Major Walsh, and again a few
they
me
doubt will he run 80 8 on ail
sill
Star, W
Aich i4
oat virtuous iii
tone Up to June 30th, 1898, 261 had gradu-
ttepeqed
days ago. When e discuenion of the
military
protection calm be secu: I
ed. It
looks
when some i I
wrong is u
posed to have
been Isted. Of these, 88 were commandin in the
West Huron and Br kvi Is cases, referred
now i
a
If the company wil,l 1, av to give
I
in,,
�o ,
committed by Liberals'
and which i
imperial service ; 21 were commanling in
only Ithe
to elsewhere, were u in' the House last
Sir
or cet
Be
-
i operating its care vl�ith in th
3 1 oiiy.
independent when its i,
i
dependence enables
Canadian perinament corps and the
a 'iNor
week, Charles Tal perpook advantage of
The r
n0lio
sentiment of th Is ce is e
In
atirel
it -the better to give a
ISO at merab
_thweat mounted police ; 20 were em -
ra of -ployed in the civil service of Canada ; 55
%
the occasion to induig 3 in tyrade of abuse
and vindictive statements against Mr. W. T.
with
�Ia6
strikers, and this prett.�
goody
the Libe r I art '18
Y,
seriously exercised
wereengaged in different branchesof an.
R. Preston, a One t me organizer for the
evidence
that they are in tile right.
This,
ov er this sam West
Elgin affair.
gineering in Canada - .5 were engaged in
[n its A
Liberal party,and no in the old coantry &a
.
would
lie
a very fitting case Jo r a C.rovern..
zeal it has thq impalence
to tender advice
�eommercial business ; 4 Were engineers in
othei-British poseleesior a ; 12 were' civil en-'
Emigration 0"ornmiesioner. is prac is
Thi t* e of
attacking private char"te r behind the de-
ment
commission
to settile. !,If such
4
% COM.
to Liberals. It advises
�nt
them to vote against
gineers in the United.- 3tates ; the occupa-
fenses of Parliament,. hen a man can not
misai
had be-e'n in existence, and,
both
the Governm at the'
-first opportunity.
tions of 24 -were unknoi Vail, and 7 were dead.
be held responsible in ,,raw I or his utterances
parties
bad been compelled ih,',; siabuit,
their
It ould just
w Isuit the rurpose
pf the
Thus, only about 5 per cent. of the- gradu-
Star
il,;r
is a cowardly and ehenroible one and
case to
he commission and be alide
I
its
and lothers 6f Its ilk if
its advice in
&tea were outside the British Empire.
this
should not -be permlit"i M . Preston may
not be perfect any more than Sir Charles
decisioll3j.
the diffiloulty wo' Id bayie
In
been
reappct Were acted upol
1. It is, evidenitly,
� The Toronto Farmers' Sun is not as fair
e on,
is himself, but ther 3 thing we may
justI5
ispIttled
at-th'e very outse;, and
2 :q
muoh
the dearest object of ii
a. existence to'
see -in its statements an it hould be, when it
a y be t him be h4 always hitherto had
a a U 9
bad ffel�jnig
and many thousands- of
ollars
Libelraliam,both Provincial
and Federal,
says One result Of 5he West Elgin elec.
the courage and abilit to succesof Lilly . de,
to all
1.
ip�rties
� -
would have be4 Isived.
P
tra pled upon, and if; t
rough its L
Yuj
-
Be 'of tion has been to' show how hollow is the
fend himself from' atto ak, and we' have no
doubt hs% would din a- - tfis
The, course of the Cono6 v ti
lad C oil servative politicians u th
Vest Elgin election fraudm' ren
orcibly of the above adge. �The o
aid to i ave taken lace in tE is co
p lave fur aisbed a sweet mcl I to
I If
ician 9, � 6nd the assumed in. ig aa
vinicli they have be�ela disculsacd
.Mll were it not no baril
xitical. One would be led thir
PutcrFrkisedby these partief land
ligna bicl i which they assumo ti at
Drigol ter ' some of the incidert n
f their own party, and i de
vhicl they tried to:excuse flil I
Tot tc) mention minor tran#
1 , gi eas
a those onnected With the Icnd
)ntario, and other electioni, on
.ave not forgotten tie great �a )ifi
he IA'OG eevy-Lang),vin outit" an Bridge steal, and t' e
Bra wli ag Brood of Bribel wh
ears ago, tried to buy the eprqi
f th( people on the floors 0. thf
are End were captured in i he .hese and many otE er. simill, r
Les were perpetra di under, tie
lie limservative pa5ty, and ere
Dndemned by those I very patties ow i i df ,Dger of going into to be
,guh rities have oc rre in Itwo
ollin g all bdivisions in one , 'on
nd L.beial works are. ac sed-
mnecte " with then irregll Irities
We do not wish it to be an, e at(
koment t at we justify or desire t4
is irregut arities wh!ioh have1taken
V'est EIg In or elsew ere und r Li
ices, but !we do say thst it i's in
ad hype Iritical for he IEl of
-rvalive Party, and �the lead Ing jo
iat 1,,6rt,, to as verely con le mn
i.1 :o vely tri to of wrong doin
art of th ir opponentaf, wher) they
lind to t e mighty o enses Pc in
ie inclos re of --their own par' y at
Ivan bagE. However, pell s the
a exc used from the fact thai . P he
rten riave an opportunity of ice 2au
-ivia' lap Beis on the part of t IlLe! r o
id waen an occasion' ces oll ur t
m.rhalos be pardoned for go Tie Liberals have' bee it,
atario for nearly thirty yea,,s, an
is pr 3sexi t day not one ai .
; gle
)rrur tio or even w . ilful wA ni -d
t I rer b)en sustained agains L be
-nment in this Province, no . r ag
.embi ir of a Liberaf Govertd�rn nt
less iro,amstances, andin vie
wn iecori. it is, thefefore,!� 16t
irpriting that those Can's �vs ti
-e actua solely by a desi f r
3rsonal dvantage, irrespelle ve of
iteres -a (if the Province, it in not
g, wi a , that these shoule � tr r
ke me 3t f any little -lapse _o it I he
Low cl nents when it does�, o(eu
Lan this, the present Prerl of
is been a member of the L* I er I
. ent OF ti a Province for Will nigh
ir of a ce tury, an I has had 16arg
the lal nioney receivin Lending ( epartmento of the, G v
id an 0 day r o, -charge �iof of
wilfi 11 1 rrong-doi ig, eitherj� pE is
ficiall y, ias ever( vera been hit its
a 8 prov,en, agains him, His 0
T ail men of equal probity. i It i
I
re, a Government and a iPrem
Leh a reeDrd as we have - il�tdicfat
Less Gon ervative ijourn Is and
ve politi ians of the Tupper' C ar
ce and I aggard stamp are ski ig
,e of thin Province to turn f�.pm o
by ? Because they have-.' be In
Alty of trialifievance in c ffied at ch
,oven in connection with tie
uebeC
,ands, I, the tcl or ih
ridge ? Oh� no, but beciule 3puty.returi4,'ingofficers ln a y
ssupposed fo have don( I I
,�mie h
ight otito 4ave done in n r
Lippor or of �9'the GoverEmEnt A evenlito insinuat t9at t, e
ent,cranyinember.of. thle Glow
Lilanypartla these pocleedi
9
aowledge o 1 them. Culd, aty
oreludioroul'or hypocritical �h
hese ar �ies Must surely place timate upon- the intolliglanil and
irness and gratitude possessed by
e of tilisli the banner Proivinl of
iniou'l I But, 1%f er all, the row whill th
e are 1�iil tip -about tl�� We
fair, rbay be taken as in omo
mplimen�ary to the Govern erilb.
A ap�th ng more serious to bri, 9
, they would not make sucl a If to
)out t6is, and the very fal h4
makil so much capital out o
ing, sindl one with Wbich th
L I
ind- endence it pan a�cdotnplish this result, pretence that public rights are safe -guarded had the opportunity,'and we are sure he
by -the appointment of e heriffs and registrars would not emerge frot i the. contest second
it w not have acted the hypocrite for
I best. ve papern not ng. - But the mcist amusing part A the- -as returning officers. �� 1. long term of office e so-called Star�o scheme is its assumed ;: ignorei ice of by ithe Liberals has rest Ited in the filling of , The Internat cl Convention of the
inds one the 1%ctions of its O'w party. It says : nearly all the county'of ices from the ranks Chriatiala Endeavor Eciel which closed
courrances 9 ' Tbere may have be, m times whe a t he 'of heir partT. These i ifficies have been fill. t
this week in Detroit, Vag, in many ways, a
4, btock contention ; tl at both parti, in - i 6re natibuiency 641 in near y every 1 stance with active pai tizana-men closely connected with the remarkalble gathering. Ti.e.re vyere twenty
these poli. "equally gailty, might, have corfuied I riffing organizations, an in two many in. thousand accredited eliiga'�es, representing
tion with them, but no such p1mbarraaament per- sta 2ces they havo not I t their partizan hip almost ei ery ci�ilized ountry in the world
would be plexeg the people �)f Ontario to -day." bel ind them." hi's is i false accusation v na lel.against the officis ill this Province. present. That many young people, all
ly 'hypo- How innocent I Does the Stalir not now It in said that thel 4oeption someti i a animate, by the Blame aims, could be gath-
I
k by the that the " machine " of the Conner "ative pr( ves the rule, end it ;Vs so in the casc of erod together in earnest work for their fel-
the in. party was as much in evidence in the Nest W, st Elgin, During thle twenty odd yc irs they have Elgin and other elections as was the " in&,- thi t those officials have . can filling the phai. Iowa, shows the pews land potency of the
tio is of returninN offic'er the West El �in influences which actu to them. It shows
the career chibe " of the Liberal � party ?I It known - the powerful hol&,whi In thegospel hat upoa
I c 3 is the first instance where it han'ben the people at the'eloo of this nineteenth
nts also, right well that Mr. ]Robert Birmingham, proven that the Onties were not property cover up, the chief organizer or the Conservative and im artially porformilE d. This being bh� century. Never befor in the history of
no.such party, and his retinue of re we I re on cas�, We Sun sho'Old be more careful in I its t,he world has its influence been so strong or
no far reaching. Derniouitrations such as
sta;emento if it dioeirea t) maintain its repu- 6n, North hand at all the elections, and it was only t hese, if 'they do do n t do any othier good,
ation frr indepe dence nd fairness. t Ow rely they to circumvent them dat sh
the Lil orate doubters and pessimists, that the
c scandal ; brought in help from Aside. . Of murse World isnot retrograd ng morally, as some
the Cur. we are free to admit tha I they ade a mis- The Toronto World a its exhdberance good people would haN 0 us believe. Some
say: The'failure of Ae-Liberals to sub. are of the opinion, alell that the money ex-
nemorable take, but in making the istak� there are eta tiate a single charge against Mr. Mon. ended in connection with these gatherings
o a few extenuating eircurnstane which� the Star could be much more advantageously spent
I teit in the Soutili Perth electi oil trial is a in Ot
entatives and its hypocritical contemporaries purpil i . her ways. But, iowever, this may be,
Legiola- ly over400k. complete refutation of 11 e Glole's theory, it can scarcely be doub ;ed that the inspir-
that'it is the people who are to � blame for �tion-alnd information ain'ed at these meet -
very act. loge must have a bene cial effect, not only
the bribery and corruption that figures in no pebuliari. Mr. 09ilvie's Repo upon the individual: d deg4tes but upon all
many recent elections. In South Perth the whoome within the i cope of their influ-
leaders of Mr. William Ogilvie, ,.ommissipner 0 the election. was -left, in the 1, inds of the people ence, In this and in )ther ways, we have
not even Yukon district, who has recent) cond cted f the constituene i outside -8 were �m- no doubt but a good ri turn is received -for
0 Y. N4 who are a searching investigati i I into �he chi irges ported, at least not by �he Coi servatites. the �ime,� trouble a ad: expense which theme
cause ir- made by sundry parties 11 f alleged rn.ido- The result was a pure is wtion, he judkes and kindred gatheritll cost. No enterprise
or three ings of the officials the I el, has anom itted so deciding and dismissing the petitioq of will amount to much ff the ngaged in. it
the Liberals." This is rot a fair! statern nt are lscki6g in enthus a im.
atituency, �he evidence P I taken, an' his report to the of thv case. It was proven that money was .-Ticivernment at Ottawa. circufated in Mr. �- Monteith's behalf, one of being We mar Bay that There 'is serious izouble in the British
Ar. Ogilvie found that r i at of ilhe charges man testifying that he had received ten dol- Columbia GovernlmeD). The Government
t lars from some unknown liciarce. �� here were
oil for a iad little grounds -to rehll � �pcl bile r ny also ther cases, but the Ccl� tives bad has only been in existe ace a few months. It
belittle Df them were' entirel ut I f?unded, He con. Sol adroitly managed theii � organi aition that is what :may be called a coalition. Two
place in 3ludes hi s report by t el folloLg al ate. it was impossible to prim e agend . t was f' 9
1, . I the same in the East 11Igin case a short members the Premier �nd another, are Con-
beral &us- eub, the reasonablene, a 'of which wi I be servatives, while the opher three members
time ago. It was clearly proven that brib- consistent 3vident. to every perso� who Will " "Y' eiry had been rampant, bi ti there had been are Liberals, that is ta�ing Dominion poli -
the Con- ?on ider the situation a's. it mdat exist in no convention to bring ot t the Conservative ties as a standard. But, hitherto,
party
urnals of he Yukon country. Hit sa a candidate, and, �Ithoiugl good work had e not been strictly, drawn in Pro.
Y, been done in hills behalf, r o organization, ap- lines hav
compara- Before concluding, it may be as,ked w parently, existed, and agency could net be vincial politics in Briish Columbia. Mr.
g on the id these rum a got started' and'becom so
I I proven,,and Mr. Brower retained his Beat, Semlin, the Premier, is a Conservative, while
were so enerally credi ed ? In reply, I � may tate while i other cases, where here was not a- Mr.,Joseph Martin, his colleague, is a Lib -
hat there is a arge. por(ent�ge of pop la- tithe of the bribery, the ME diber was un- nitted in ton here wholare Watching for the ch nee seated, simply becausethroughrgamization oral. The, Premier-hai notifled his colleague
d for its o. make something. If I they are !forest lied agency as proven. and Attorney -General, that he must resign
y are to y someone Ell they immediately jum to his position in the Cabinet. The reasons
y do not he conclusion that there has been some. The Alanitoba LegialattIre �s at present in assigned for this requE st are that he, Mr.
hing crooked between that someone else Martin, does not pro )erly attend to the
ring even End the officials, by whom the traneac :iion session, flnishi ng up the b asi see of this leg- duties of"his office, and that he has been
pponerits, 3vas consummated. It ias not been n a. islative term, and it is Qho 3ght, that the making statements in, itaide of Parliament
i : that are detrimental tc the Government and
hey May Mary hereto do more t ian insinuate , iliat general �,Iection will be old at ones, probably I ome 6ffi-,ial or officials I ad been guilt: r calculated to compromise, its membera.
vild oiver of by,the firat of next month. Both I�lrties Mr. Maitin replies 64 he declines to re -
i. (orrupt acto to have it m ithin a few hours power, in generally so reported, and, I regret to sll�, are doni ing their war paint atld feathers,and sign, and- that if incom etency and inability
d up fo generally so believed nolmithotanding ettligready for the to attend to the duties of a department are
el V IF hap are g fr y. The don charg of there may not be a titW of evidence in i iuP� servatiVen will go to the ou itry under the reasons for resigning, t at the Premier him -
1 lort of the cha rge. Tral isactions that I iave self is the person who should resign, as he
oing, as I een actuated by the plreat and leadership of Mr. Hugh Joan. MoDcl had to be removed fro n one de
big ieoti partmelar, to
ral G v- motivesbave teen' attri uted to the ery son of the venerated chle ft in. Mr. Mc- another, as be was un ble to 'perform the
Ell ny worst. Of thin I have lersonal knovirl:dge Donald has been nominated for one of the d uties of the first department which he un -
Under and experience. In conclud' I may say Winnipeg constituencied Whether the dertook to manage, and that his present do.
h a class t1a, I partmentis neglected b cause he has neither
that with one ne Zu'Dot exist (in charm att-aching to his natne and the mem� I f their their minds a least) aiy honest Govern. ory of his illustrious fathe will be sufficient the ability nor indfastr5 t� conduct it prop,
h%p% not ment at all, for reasons that -are obvious to see re him his election j'and a decent fol- erly. He also tell hi I - der that' he has
au ares, Who c nough not to need meni ion. not the confidence of hi J:r'-ty in the Leg -
.or lowing in the Legialabil remains to.be islature and that he dt si so him, Martin,
party seen. In the Legislature �rbi h i d
is ral out of the Cabinet me a� to get a Tory
he best" tditorial Notes d Comments. to a close, the Greenway 'Government he
almost the unanimous outllport, there being in, and in this way make U an exclusively
surpria- The West iHuron eledion ease came u in ee Conservatives 4 i Did two Independ- Tory Cabinet. Mr. Marti a also makes sev.
I I only tbr lv eral othei statemetits to his leader al46njg
a d-rnake thecourtat. orontoon Friday. Linkla onto. Hugh John should be able to impro e
part of the missing itness, was, still ab ent, i .�d, on this. Mr. Greenway i a ia'rd opponent these lin a which are not -Any more.compli-
mentary. � The Lieutenai it- Governor in away.
r. More notwithstanding the striing protestratons to tackle. His career � an ! Pr 3mier has been On his rf turn, no doul Mr. Semlin will
i phenominally successful., �Ht has given the
Ontario of the reopen lent's counool against ano, �fier demand ihat be dismis r. Martin from
Govern. ostponemen),the judges ecided they mll people. good and'useful legislation, while his' the Cabi: Let. If he roll Be to do this, then
Eave Linklater, and a administration has been honest and soon I
in postponed the oml-, the only resort Mr. Sil will have will be
a quar- case until the 5th of 8 ember. cal, and such that little fault can be fo und. to reoigr� himself'. Ith 3 so this, then, of
of one Wo person seriously think that he will be course, toe Government will be broken up,
d money Mr. Nelson Monteith, . P, uth defeated, and the probabi too are that he nother 0,overnment w1l be formed &-'
for Sil will make as clean a owes mill did at the- oil a
ernment, I lerth,has beonconfirmeii n hi new else lon -will be bel, 1. This is the way
11 i. seat by the last election, If the peol e of Manitoba are ting matt �r stands at pi ement. Mr. Martin
orruption section court judges., he c( ntention of wise they will show thei l: appreciation Of is an abl, i man and a fig t r, and he has it
onally or tie petitioners that the oleciti )n was not what Mr. Greenway has i one'for them, and in him ti make things.1 vely in British Col -
continue the regime unde -1, *which they have
d, much 1, igal because the writ ha, I- eet issued and so long prospered. They � eat i not do any urfibis- politico, and no ic ubt he will do so tie election held during a sitting of . whether he remains in ;h a Cabinet or goes
olleagues the better by making a chan is and they are out. 3 I
I egialature was not sukained, Mr. IYLOD- almost certain to do a gre kt deal worse.
0, thered t iith will now have peaceful possession un- ier with til the end of the present term, ad, that The Went Huron elecl f,l the Domin- txetl ion is ikely to have an ai ing I in the Domin- A INVVI I .9 KE. -In its r eport of V.6 Orange
,')onoerva- The Hensall Observer does not bel -eve celebration.bere on'Wcdnesday, �he Toren-
ke Wal e ectoral impuri� rowing Bvil ion Parliament. A few diya'ago Mr. Bor- to Star says: 11 The pa,ale and clemonstra'
t at t I in a den, a ' Halifax, made a m otion to the effect tione her il were unusual y ellattendedan , d
the peo- nd hat there is more ollIrruptlon at else -
I that the ballots and all other matters in suedessful. Henry Eilbe , M. P.JP., deli -
Bee, and than in former, years. It says : e I d the, twelfth of Jul oratiol Thex,e
proven now well romembei connecition with West Hu 3n and Brockville .can the time hen Zest ho� ome mistake bout this, as tt, e
5ewere made drunk for days befort a bye-elO3tiona for the Dominion be -laid on I I
as was n genial M; P. P. for South Huron,: althou
Pacific a ection and were spiritiod outof the riffing. the table of the House, and that they be a Imember of the Order, took no part in t Es
Those were the good old d when submitted to the committee on privileges celebratiob,-was.not even in town
e Curr -an one good chriatian toy on his iels%abed praying and electionn for investig Ltion. In making NOTES -LMOot of 4e farmers' in till a
Couple Of 6r the success of his party at the polls, his motion, Mr. Borden ins icinity are about done Laying, And Bove I
e -election while another good christan, anxious that �anced certain v
irregularities which, he said, bad been com- of them hive commenced cutting the f I
ings they. this prayer sh'buld be an iwerill 'went out wheat. Hay in not a hil avy crop this ye f a al bought votes at fiftee 2 mitted in both co'notitA In West but fall wheat in fairly i ood in most plac
ests 0, dollars a head. Huron, , licials L Therewash b�ppy combination of f%ibh for example, he Said that in certain -Mr. William avette a having the sto I e
They do 011ing-subdivisions, wheO
ai�nd works that lwould hardly be endorsed in , only thirty bal- on Main street, whi c 1 be recently pu, leto had -been marked for cLean, thill chased, enlarge I odelled, and w I
Govern- this enlightened age." and r, -
servative candidate, 43 e eaters had made have a new 'pat front put in arr
ernment, atthey had D, il a n fin. vot- otherwise improvece g :�
declarations to t is effect I � 1. be ished it WLL
a or any We are pleased to notice that the Lon Ion ad for him, thus showing. that the ballots be one of the neatest, business places 12
thing be dvertiRer, Forest Free Press, Picton Times had been t�anper 3d with. !Sir Wilfrid Laur- towD, -Pontoffice Inspector Hobkirk was A 2
an thin ? and other. papers endorse Tjim ExFOSITOX;S ior at one _ alesealted to th motion, and the town last week, and wat driven to Dasb -
very low position in favor of -a compulsory attendance subject in now e0gaging tie a tention of the wood by Postmaster Clarlifitio, and made alt -
committee, to w4ich it has In, son relegated. rangements for t1he re-cstablishment of the
sense oi of electors at the polls, Thin is a reform This is "m In 11 proceeding, new mail route etween. Exeter and Dasb-
which is reasonable and i the public inber- Mat, & so Ily referred
the peo. t e r j. o f t In I �,wn d ltr on JLE olu as 4 to wood. The noti so are now out for tenders
the coutto for adjustment, but' the 06' - for the carrying the mails daily between
the Do- to, and will com I or later. It Doer Iso gratifying to notice that the Globe la vatives',in bothWest Harlin and Brookville, each place. Th" in .1 route $hould neve
a's having jailed to enter pr tests against the have been discontiniu:d,14nd its re-establis��
one peo- taken up the cause of the country aga []'at return la�
6f the successful c didates, are now ment will be gla ly hail d by the bugine
at Elgin r ilway promoters, and comes out squarely. adoptin" thi means to gen at them. It is interesto of botb places. -Messrs. Ba Iv 6wd
f1l like y large business i e
measure in opposition �to any more money being not at a, they wi I Make anything & Macdonell d A
gi i�
the public p irse to as at in out of their-prooeliediage, i a if they had any- buying, hill 'Ire OLD -the old coun
If they,1 - ven out of si )a and ohi!pp i ng to
constructing new railways or extend" thing tangibletil upon they wouldhave try, The i tend senfillog off another loi
against 0 A ones. If any aid is required in this i Z proceede,fin the -ordinary way. The last next I welf'Mrs, Ch4�rles Senior, an old
t ie Globe says it should I e made as a I , 7 ud noinel ?:n time a case of this time casne before Parlia- and respected resident ."of Exeter, died a i
ey t -aid not as a bonus. ThiE is a proposit � n ment was during the regime of the Conser. the rosidence of her son:lhere last Sunday ry which TILE EXPOSITOR as advociated for vative Government, when Mr. Edgar, the For the past ten years Urs. Senior has bee
little The Ameriemn G vernment, in bhe gesent Speaker, preferred char a a so against hiring in Blenheim, where her hanbsud is it
ernmentl ey:r1rar days of railway oo 2struction in t ist ir Adolphe Caron, a member �c the Gov- business. She came to Exeter a few weela
I4ULY 149� 1899 14, tHiiEE SPE IALS The recent bla
U is
-1 belre, I .21"
noiderabli
-musing 00- eni
AT T" � tdil
E -th the -parin
00 W,
. I D&W Of- public fof all
Atioll papers abeen,haudied � It
Co R ER 1� TO by the- school E Ila the prill by :
and
FOR -school law, weref--ban
As 'eat, to tb�e PRIDAY AND S TURDAY OIL thie tr8l ding the fire at
ly ost, andestrli
FIRST—One hundred (100) Sh' Wit t aists, fagt colos Stanley -ains ba,
rec,ent r
Oro. Otic
dtg of hay jA thin as
at .... ....... ................. ................... 25c each. IdiddleiOle-9 C4rne-rl v1
P1 - SECOND—Fifty (50) pieces int, guaranteed fast vidin Y
ober.ries at 'Mr.
)itlmne tols-11 sad 4.
colors, at ..... ........ 5c per Yard. er,$ood edic
but lind # Iferbert THIRD—A 45 -inch Black Lustrb, r gular 50c a yard dinner old time decime, bell fron
while, it 19'sts we will sell it av� ......... 33c. In
his Anj
of hisew barn,
it will be one 01
in -the ecil
,EAFORTH, B G N,, S s. "eter- I
UN I��_�ite is lal bre.ae
inal flume on Tues W,
to visit her son, and while here took the ining room, where the table, in the dwwster in the dam havim
c and was n9b able to return hom---_ f a liorse-sh by the great rains I
h 11 was -61 years o age, and was nauch and -for 0 oe, was elaborately spread Bwak, vnth his
so rived espe t d by all who knew her. 'Wit good things, which helps to terminate r. ;i
right. -M r. Ar hur Rolli iia,whose mill in Wiarton sny� leas � g event. After supper, and an t1i
the guests were amusing themselves in ear of fat �cat �
destroyed by f re a few weeks ago, has vari us 8, the bride appeared in rich Tom BrDwn i
d ed not to ret n to that place, but while plavir
blac, silk, trimmed with jets and creal
likely remai in.IlExeter, which de- ti . Among the 250 guests were some lineroy hasr,6tui
is I will be very leasing to our Uizens, ;ro:1 Montreal Toronto, London, - North aspendin
Rollins Is e of' our moist popular a heri.-A tinst.
Bayi Goderieb and Clinz;on. The wedding 4-n I and Enterprising b inane men. -The Exeter -Jpta Douglas had tbi
gifts were costly and numerous, among - �j s
�r4mery is doin a larger business this I llsh 140 collar bone will
't thern being a present f $50 from her
Real than ever before. It is one of fmts on botsebimck
Ex4blirlo most va.uablo industries. -At a brotier John. We join ' with the any -ara Ahippi
frieuIde of the happy pair in wishing them A. son
meot: ng of the dire Aorsbf the Stepheand lil' happ3 and prosperous journey through 138YO -ne Agricultu &I -Society, held on Sat- life. *W4 bit to far the wet 1.
L:il , evening, it was-idecided to get up a back ift this live.,
;ood ist of special attrautione for the fall W
iho W1, and liberal contributions have been OnlV. and t on', mal e by the society and the business men B. R. Hi ailaws, Brucefield, Notary Public of Mr, Steplat
A t is town to t at end. Conv4yancer, -Fire and Life Insuranoe age JWtlatbefrieds
nt. Any nw� Yhis _ontinued ol
I a F TwELFTli.— -The Orangemen of the 11,11110uht of in( Dill to loan at 15 yer cent., on first-class He is lying in W_ in],
eil - Mortgages drawn and money #A. 0 iistriet!' of South Huron celebrated the 111;nmll� free l expense to he borrower. Also a :-Waimileald, rsilWSY `COUtrap.
;welph of July in. Exeter, on Wednenday. fill stnotnt of private funds at 5 per oens, ragelf in a bob
rhel ay was favorable for the occasion, and At ,,"SWly shot bi home evi morning xud Weduesdal eseh , i
we, ;he�e! was A large turnout of members of the &', Sevol rT iWax formerly a �cil
I I good farmili for sale. -,The Pon tax is Dow be.
d th i f i do, although the crowd UR AN O.— ro. )rdp an sit, non William Scott has was] cl so large as Ion some �ormer dernon- retutflned fn in Missouri, where she has been itratH as of the name kind- here. The visiting he- sister, Mrs. McCartney— Im -1 r attendance was due t� the fact that Missba Beams and Lottie McGregor hovers- Dublin- anallar celebrations were �einig held in turned frory Detroit, where they have pless- XGS -3fiss 30 ary Evanis
W i4-4 gh:.m- and London, and the train &r- sntli�, and profitably spent a week attending Bee c
lawood wit
being more favor ble for these the ;voild's Christian Endeavor convention. Carrir il 9 4
.)Ial good many went the who would .-Rev. Mr. Hamilton, of Mimieo", took t of her --kwu week the gues
lither w as have come to Exete to spend the oharP of ti e mormng and evening services- May Wf,
I
lay. ' lowever, the demons ation was, in in Union el urch last. Sabbath. as Rev. Mr. Mk visiting Mtn. ave Ill
weyy i 5her respect, a succosi.1 The Exeter Murirsy wi a unable to preach. Rev. r. -who has b Lucy Mrray, -omniii �ee left.nothing un4oll o to przvide Gilchrist will conduct the servies next holidays with friends in Sabbiath.- III the farmers are taking ad. _M
Ld6qda ely for the comfort I a ad hospitable home. _jeff Aggle- -nt� :iainment of e The town vent e of
r J their a he fin,Pweathelr to get their bay wood,'visite,d �ber friend..
wa6 ne4tly decor wi S rT a so, bunting, und cove andthe Bound of the mower laws �-T
since last issue 4
lag! em, and p one ted a very pretty sp- and- irse- ke are heard on every side.- a, ei, i 6 *MNMU6-Sund&y In towuwit
3earsall The to we 'thronged with The One ra a which have fallen in the past .. I I 36* Q`Day,-Miss arner, of
,718 L 1. a d the 11 melo cl sounds of two iveeks ave been a boon to the spring -mal I na her holiday2s i fhe Ind
'he I di i1fo drum an o is , musical bands Crrok and are now looking fine. -Fall IYuses King, 6f Winglism
fal d entertainment fort %14 At the ap. wheit will ripe in a few days, and has hq*0 holiAay feason With r.4
.3ointe'll! time the brethren formed in proces. I ever appeaa-an3e of a good crop. -Mr. Joba Michael mdig
lion, and the various lodges, to the number Hart(ba dioposed of his blacksmith shop wak vititing friends in'- Sea
)f thir*n, headed by the I ands, marched and- lbusine' 9 to Mr. Dan Campbell, of jww Wessell- of Goderich street to the public odhool grounds, Van Campbell gets possession next I day A *s bomeof his parew
Ile speaking t wel H 2�. onne, r. chool 10 the coun that 1 as prettier or west before long t WWI ta friendo -in tcirwn;
nore co�,nmodious sch oil g., undo than the 1, WiDDING1 BIELLS.-A pretty and int f o"I erest- ere admire, ?,xeter,Ochool has, ard t e bly ing W'eddin U-1 for* re
bl�nae e
Elo ng a .4swas celebratedat the beautif ,daptedifor this oci3a hady,con of J. Neivin, of Brucefield, last f9belfilie-mr. Davis, -our gel ties renien dcommodipu platform - had Tues By a bernool when her youngest 18making attractive improvem,
lleen e I Do, atone i r *the weakers, daug ter, Miss Emma Florence, was United reghtoo.-The raising of Mr.'
6nd aro Ind. this the crow sembled. On in marria e to Mr. R, G. Simpson, of this -in Urge barn was very tsuct:
rder Wing restored, Coun Master John villel Tie ceremony was performed by ""point of vleo,- ;carlil of McKill P. in; neat speech Rev. �S. Act soon, of Kippen, in the pres- FelCOM the brethr la of t district to the enc of the inediate relatives and friends ChiftlhUrlstii !elebratpla, :congratulated them on the Of th. coat cting parties, the bridal party luspiel a circumstai ices ulmder which they ing be ath & beautiful arch of flowers. sAN ABSEST M-INDAD ,XAAL-1
d as - mbled, and ele: med the many The bride was handsomely attired and _40t the new minister of the�
tided to show their sympathies looked charming. She carried a bouquet of vho law: 1,
or the bje to of the Orde'. Mr. H. Spack- i -Aurdh here, who resides at He
T rvses� and was attended by her cousin, miss Lien, r' ve of Exeter, resd an address of M US tovesch his appointinentat I
z An McIntosh, -who ws -costumed in a not yet - living a horse of hi
relcom, of the council and citi. ! beautiful f own and carried, carnations. �ens, an etiauded tie ft eqdom of the town ;Miss Rattenbury, also a cousin. acted as ill _. h A4ortby.tiesident of tha�
0 the visitors, and, in alneat speech, ex- 0 member of th
maid of honor. She was. prettily dressed r I and the Hnsallite, wh�
ireamed the pleasur 3 i , fforded himself, and I rried is basket of flowers. The groom leraotially, as well 'Is his �olleagues i6 the was buippor d bv his brother, Mr. 0, D. to,do & good turn to at
LEL ge keram
y
ouncil,�iarld. the citizen , to enter- Simp�son. a bridegroom is a popular and .W obeerfully. consented t�
siin so largo and resFecta* a body of peo- e merchant of this place, A1K;ytn= -to Chiselhurst in til
Aterprinin being Owlrift on 13unday. It was all
fie, Thin address w1a remoorlded to by Mr. the eldest Still the late Rev. J. H..Si.mp- j. H. ickion, barrii ter, of Exiter, on be. t wife should also
son, for many years the pastor of -Union men, Mr. Nti accompany I
[Alf of he Orangeme .: Alodresses suitable church, and whose -memory is still so dew zien, in due fit
D the o casion -were afterwards delivered to the con regation. It to gotthe 0-lergynnat, leavinj
,y M r. D. M. Germa ' i f 1 Wiat ton. Grand f The bride is ne of *0 W41tipS . for him, and -telling 0 Brucifield a fairest daughters, much so- faster of Ontario. West, *he was intro- teemod and ��Lighly' aceomplish-ed, and will wdd ftH for her jm he w" i ___
need by the chairil isis in old Biddulph. qualified to share the joys and fortune of - Mile from the rninimter!s rewl
oy; M�, William Le�*is, of Crediton, Man- her h6shand. The presents were costly and *&Yto 01bi"16ralt. Mr. citio
er of Biddulph distriet,,,anA Rev. Messrs. apppropris, , and much admired. After 2610t4r, and driving past his 1
lartin,'of Exeter; Salon, of Centralia, and part4lingg 0 the wedding dejeuner the ha�- *Pt A about his Arrangement
tout, of Kirktorl. During the 'afternoon C�uplie eft by the evening train for "a Mael and -it neveroectirred moical 1 elections were, given by the Exeter d and t hall. faded to keep - is a"?
introit, Cl lan her poiwfl, where . h
d the Varna p�idcalo band, both of e Was sittl
and they. intend spending their 1,ioneymooln, **ad t1hat sh 'nJ
ittOg for _b rbich played very n oely. The proceed- Your, cortesponclent joins with many others MM . im, in is- house A
Ige were brought to close about 4,30, n wishing t iem good sailing on life's Ocean, UdWOndered hat in tile wor,14
illigblln, vlatil, his was seated in rhen the several lodges �formed in proil and, �t last a safe harbor., I
ion and marched back to the own, where. '4 ()hWilhurst,'When the �17;txrtsl
lltey dispersed. 106 mind ny ( f the visitors left, Odness burst )r home by th linine . going north Bluevale. 'It Moe. The congregatiol
ad so I h, and b w,en- in the evening 'iss Ag *he left the thurch to in
'fat lost of the visitors hall -laken their depar- OTES. gie Herbert haareturned Aialddle of thessrumo
from' months' course X1. $of
ire. The proceedi'aga throughout the entire a three the Toronto and so pe, Bervatior, Knight, all were of the most ci�� erly 9haracter, and �Con , .7 of Alusic.-Miso 9thel '!*L*V�t of the reckoning *b
Lof RiPley, is the glilet" Of M'So Mabel *4
redi-able alike to all interested. The cele- asbe- johould meet b
ratio,ii ill year will likely be held in Sea. tie*-Thili Orangemen attended divine ser- ""W10tteu AlIpOusie. They wil
vice urch on 6unday 10W"4t that his cwwwm t
litith. at the etodist ch
forenoon I �ev D. Rogers, the pastor, e truis
cupied this Lizzie McEwen, of ftX:A1ii for Mrs. 40itizen, his r srldck. vini ed Mism Alice Duff last '-week. the Pew-. She reached C
-Uft# and b f A If kppy 11 FNT, the even -,ng of. -Mrs. Cowden, of Winglian), and her 1"Ji" _ all for
Vedn�esAay, Jul daughter, Kittimeyer, of Ch : 1. a y 5bh,� nearly 12250 invit-ed ipplaws, _Vfttreairctifor ber,
were visiting old friends in the village on elilid, 11esti �aaisembled at t6 beautiful home of 41f 1110 SeVRD
Ir. a 6d'Mrs. Jo' Mike, Mount Pleasant Thurad e are much pleased to learn ,in SY.- I that Mr. Th Stewart in improving rap- arm,'Hullett, to vditneas one of the pret. is L -eat ilill most fall b i mable weddings of the ialy.-Rev. J. West, M. A., tl ---------- Z__
By and Aso an eve it ng he prob ition convention at Toronto.
hich sends a young XOWS,6,r Vie we,
3uplo fi�rbh on tfie voyage of life as one. Georg McDonald has purchased Mr. bPBMTAINED �
31y
his rincipals m re Miss Amelia Millm, ohn Robei Itsou's farm for the murn of VEE�
the' �conil daughter 0 1e host, and Rev. C. C, $6,100. -Mil McGuire, of Weston, and ' _Qlmona , Coilived al ell
'of the 1.
of Bethel circuit, London Confer- G ire, of Toronto, are visiting .aine Mr. T. Me er ;0 ace. 'I Plecisely four' o'clock, to the heir broth , Mr. W. W. M-cGuire.-Miss 'grPA Lelodfous r i 'he wedding march, Olive'Scritt in holidaying with relatives in )ZINT, �)Ffts. 3
b" beeful oeted 0 '�: :of Seaforth, the )ude;ed b is r Seaforth.-Bev, W. T. Hall, of Belgrave,
. � n alostiended to the lawn, co f orill
'eddirg p ce preached in the Presbyterian church on _46W
, - i i:�; b g r
'here! there w 0 erected Sunday level a rdi�e
as : an arch of ever. Ira Bardsly,. of 14G -
reeno� decorated with flowers and ribbon, Ypsilanti, M chigan, in spending the sum- "TKING's QUXEn FRZA.'r.-
12 ys�LrA, ad a handsome bell suspended from the mer at the re idence of her father, Mr. Wmi, 14 stru.
tri,1119 this stor
mtre, under wh ch the bride stool Messl Miss Sadie Greenaway and Min %n, t CA -1
d during Th
ie cereftnony. laclutyre re I t- uftday night �of -isint
The procession w" headed imed to Toronto on Saturd ;Y iffied. 7 the groom and groomemain, who took L-MinsLaur Buell is- visiting friends at tfti t*0 Ott he was leir places under the arch, followed by the Kinburn.- ins Smith, of Riple is the er thildren,.-neit
in the h guest -of her nt, Mrs. LW. W. M yt , = "' ride, leaning on her fqlther's arm, while the cGuire.- done to the house.
lt,tle page boy, (�oeil Oksi, nephew of the hir. John Xfing has purchased Mr. Irs _* `07 Rol Rox"Pt, .-ide, scattered A�wera in �fro.nt of her, and Etobjer's farm for $3,760. -Mr. and Mrs. T. York
stly, the bridest 'aid and maid of he q J. Watt and Mrs. Snell attended the wed- As' ToNishet of the he core L many was nor. 'ding Of Miss Amelia Mills to Rev. C. C. X%ft of- famous
horses �Performed by Rev. W. Yio rk city,
lof Kincardine, insisted by Rev. Kaine, Hallett, on Wednesday. 2-ft"r had boola,lill fo .eamrs. 'Garbutt, 1 of is GoIrrie ; Penhall, of able to be about Dutill
lyth, "d Tiffini; 6f Walton. The bride, a US
mtiful Young lsid�-,. who (+reenway. 'Wjw d to 4 goner bre
presented an al 47ste
mrance: of ideal , be&Uty,'L Ift- &j I r. w
W- in. was attired in JOTTINGS. -Mr. Parkinson, of Toronto, a bite-bricaded Bilk,; trimmed with he preached in the Boston Methodist church to ON A W's i de Al _�
d U* RT com W rian congTega L St, Louis
-arls and chiffon, an ted &ivtK the Presbyte ' tion o" Corbetto I Of beautiful wreath of rosei and bridal veil, I&st Sabbath. His discourse was interesting n,__.;Yy# Of _* - U, Ced
id carried in her hand a � mperb bouquet of and instructive. -A very large ftr� Wer ar Oil
447 snwx�ed v-aile ridw,
hite roses. She was at Anded - in a very assembled in Grace church, on Sunday isfor- r -at St. editable manner bv her I ,rister,� Miss Kezla� noon lost, to listen to en inter�sting semon afternoon. epl
ills, who was - in pi , It, covered to thei Orangemen by Rev. Mr. Grassick- The Purpose a
dresse - -Oft
Lth white sk i -br r.gandie.Tnuali , And decorated The trout pews were reserved for the Xud his i(le in beig
16h flowero ribbon to atc , w i the Orangliamen, who turned out in large nUM- PI&O's - was a des
0 and j ' Mhuh
bell L( M the bridie.aln
aid of, honor, 34a d gre
I in Greenw&Y- it *4 Inuoh. the epoe ke eice of the here fio Parkhill, Moray and ids, was attired in orestr i k. The groom Thmilmistees subject was an interesting ]s 41�%sa ARRED--:The Engli
onis
W assisted by his brothc ohn, principal one, al1ad was listened to with ifnarked St- Ittan r e. scted the
be the school in Sault Stel is, who ieer- tentioi.-Mr. Thomas Stinson, of Byfieldii, 0"tument bilt,_
#_ ago e rmed his duties in proper 8 byte. After 'd his friondis here iallying visit last Mos- tlflft Leo
U ria Es ceremony andt con at Is bione were ray.-� e happy c, tMrs. Baker, of Whitechurch, Visit- OcW4- Amel foe the Wen iuvited to ing he'; sis Mrs. James Wal panittIi
er th M the