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I ! . ; , i i I ! i I I : I I I . � . . . . I i I I - i . I - I . � I I . . I ? � . i I i � . � � . . I . I i I ; � � 1_ — i I � . � . ; � . . . . ,� � . . . e I .� i - i . . i I � - I � � I . r. -w 1. . 14599 uZ5,FAZ-VB1X;4 189160 Azrff. Ataff ' 7ris, = Aff ti -27,vt, PSA r AwAr.0 fw#.w P.M. 1 4& I" on #" - It 12 . & 4 5 6 t 8 9 I - AA0 - Zf ,12 11''M 1,5 ,16 1 " 1, � � I - i � 1 . . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. . I I I Ar The figure botwi_ sen the parenthesis, or each I . one, denotes the page of the paper an which the i advertisemins will -be found. ! - . ! II The Only Cours"rolg & Macdonald . —1 - : OFening8ale—William Ploksid-5 F , Record—W. J. Elliott -8 I G. T. R, Agency—W. Somerville -8 , To Yoong Men—A. S. Nimmo-5 ! Farm V) Rent—E. W. Bruee-5 . V#tray flig—M. ffabkirk-6 - Teacher Wapted—Willism, Spence -5 I V ilia e Property for Sale—A. Boyle -0 : I .For Isla at a Bargain—William BAwd.on-5 1. I Shoes—[21—Frod Kibler -8 I Physical Cu3ure—M199 Boyle -8 Nobby Ha's—Mlas Kinscy-8 I Mantles—McKinnon & Cc —8 Special for Lidlea--B. B. Guno-4 I - Well DresAcd Ret—R. Willis -5 . - . Estate of E. Coldwell—F. He m. Ved-5 I JE:atate of James 0"Oper—F. Holmostod-5 � W41i Paper& --A. Winter -1 � I -_ - Cash Groce-y—Thomai Daly -8 Watch Repairing—[31—J. F. Daly & Co -8 � : Right Time—C. A. Humber & Soo -8 � - Auction Sale—G. R. Coldw(T-5 I � I School Bcoko---C. W. Pap3t-8 , . . I SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, Sept. l5thV1 1899 - I � - . ; t Unjust and Crazy Criticism. . Too Toronto World used to be fairly in: � . � dependent and moderately just in its criti- cism of its opponents. Of late, however, it has become one of the most unjust and ' - ' . crazy ,ranters in the Tory ranks. That � there is some cause for this 'Change is obvi- ous, bat what that cause . is, it is not worth . I while to enquire just now. Ve simply do. . : sire to crive a sample of thd World's criti. . 0 1 aisms, and it may be taken �s a fair. :peci- men of much of the criticiIa a leveled t the I Ontario Government, and which, while: it . looks plausible, is-untrutbfirl and unjust. I � The World says: I . " Premier Hardy must be given to under. stand that -he will be no lonler permitted to plunder the muuicipalitie�. . During the past two or three sessions . 6 b as crtpp�ed the towns and cities of Ontalrio*by depriving them of the right to collect taxes from big n and wealthy corporatio is, hich are more able to bear the burden than individual . citizsna. Premier Hardy' recent amend - t, t, ment of the Assessment Ael was a fraud on the people. As far as Toronto is concerned he virtually transferred fro I -the city to the Government the power to I ollect tares on �i millions of our assessmen . Juat an well might be hame obligated his city to hand over to the Government so ;rnany thousand dollars yearly. Nor is this I the only fraud the Ontario Government has, committed on the municipalities.. No municipal council can undertake to light its Areets by elec- I . tricity without first, purehaiing the plant of I existing electric light companies. The muni - I cipalitieB'have been plundered by. the Gov. ernment for the express purpose of strength. ening it% hands with the electorate, or I rather with the money power which is snp- poised to control the electorate." . Now, let us age what the Qovernmorit has - done to call forth this ranting, abuEe and I I � much more of the same kilid.. It will be 4 I I noticed that two measures!passed by the I ' Legislature, at its last 8essiors, are specially referred to. The first measures took from I certain city municipa,lities the power to tax I the incomes of certain companies, and gave this power to the province. ', Toronto was ! one of the cities particularly i �eected. Ow. l ingtoau anticipated decrease in the rev. i - I I i ennes of the province on account of the leg- ! � itlation requiring the timber :on all Grown : . , lands to be manufactured in , the province, . ; instead of being ratted to the; United States ' I . i to be manufactured in the mills of Michi. gan, the Government fon'nd it necessary to levy a tax upon loan and insurance com- 1, I 1: panies and other corporations. They also �found that,. although the head offices of -these companies were located in Toronto ff and other cities, the greater proportion of [ their business came from Outside- munici- - palities. The � cities, however, asses8ed and � .collected taxes on the whole business. In . this waV the people outside of Toronto and -the Other cities, where these companies have their headquarters, were being forced to contribute ta the support of the municipal government of the cities ; to aid in buildirig and repairing'theirs tree ts, -their walksaDd -their public buildings, and in paying their officials. In this way Toronto collected, annually, many thousands of dollars. The Government took to itself this revenue and deprived the cities of it. Hitherto il�� was collected by the cities and went to maintain their municip3.1 government. Hereafter it will be collected by the Government, and will be uped to aesiat in 'maintaining the I asylums and Other public institutions of the i I f province. In other wards, the revenue , which is coiAributted by,tbe people of the I province at large, and, which has hitherto t gone into the coffers of t�le city of Toronto, t will hereaf ter go into tic provincial treas- S ury, and will be used for the benefit �f a those who contribute it. And this is one of t the measures which the Government is a' e bitterly condemned by the World for pas - a V ing, and this is what the World is please a I to designate as 11 planderibg the munio - . ". pailities." We fancy tie World will not have many sympathizers outside of the e I it, 8 of Toronto. . u M The second law whic� the World con- G demns is what is known 6s the Conmee bill, si It was introduced by a Fprivate member 0 b the Legislature, and is so just and fair tha E it received the almost unanimous assent o h I the House. It we'remember aright, ever a Mr. Whitney did not Oppose it. It pro. e Ivides, 'that, where electric lighting' plants in a , re now in operation by private individuals b I or corporations,* and tha municipality de ti 1 sires to start a plant of Us own, the munici co . pality must first purchase the private plani m � at a valuation to be fixed by arbitrators ap. T� Ipointed in the usual wa . . This is to pre in � !, vent municipal councilE from using their G I II powers to injure or ruin private individuals th who have invested their money in costly de � plants, after having been chise w I iven the fran I ! by the municipality, and to enable them to un 1� do justice to all parties. An act so emin- Ca � ently fair and reasonable will commend it. th i I self to the- good sense of every person who I I - bi I is not prejudice blind. as the World if I ' seeing , I de i to be. If the World deab,es to build up a to � � I I I i . � - � I - I , I t . I - , : � I i TJ1E It U nV,N� EX NITUIt.. . I I . `Jr ' . 1, I �i IT 6h -FEMM 15, a I -.- � I I - i � I " i = Is _____ I � I - I i . - .. I - . - -11 _____ - --- - . , . � I I - I . . I . o � I ' __ . il - — ,as 3 against the Government and its leader,� which were so profitable, .to them and so I euca wit � similar concerns in tb past, that K. Vanderbilt and was 66 yean of � ai Is. �' UNN'S FOR� ' I i UNN, . I ! t I rill have to get s substantial, unprofitable to the G,9vernment, roadi and those 6f the small fry that refus to sellout He was one of the richest men in Amerlea. G, � DRESS GQOl)S ! G S F0,P, I . - . ! I DRESS GOODfj ' na.erial than is afforded by the measures to they threi�ten that unless he sedeads to their I will be f rozen out by the octopu , so that it Mr. Vanderbilt hid few amus"Me to ,and no: Z !- _,; , �i - � . 7 i . I I . , . assure. Of : I i i , M - I . , . . � � will have a m6fi';poly of the w le* I bobbies. Under the. teady, Piles I . . a : wh ch it alludes, and the .provisionx,,o� demands they will_b cott and injure'St, busioess of the country. he = bubiuess and without diversion r after � , T vh �oh we have just explained. We ventur John and other ports in which. ,they are States h practically ruled and in being ruin- his health gave way. He had a Para- e 11 . . cry tw . - I � well if �he people of Canada. could avert career cloned then, when he res . gne a - , : d � oo I iay that ton out of ev � elve eleqor interested. These pcople4 of course, become ad by co mcerns of this kind, and it would be Ty'stailro, stroke in' 1896. His activ4 bual I is : i . I S.,pe lal to: -'the 'L 'a i -upon to decide alarmed, andbring theirpolitioal pull ' a i _ I , i n i he province, it called t 91 . to this dan jer beforeit in too late. This iai'aim- chairmanship of the Now York � central, , , I I J I � j:, . 4 1 1 1 . f I I . . I . wd Id say that theme measures are not oni bear upon the Mifiister of Railways and the ply the hin end of the wedge, Which, if not and the presi denoy of several of the railw�yo . . y i � . - - - - - - - - - . . � I us J and equitable, but that they are re. Government. We venture to prodict,that be- a coke ; �Ww_�� - - - . I I t, 1 oee4ilyresult in bringing the subordinate to the New York Central. I i I �, � - . beoked will : ' r( I] L � il I 00 I I lui red in the interests of the proy nee, as - fore the business is onded, Mr. Blair will. be entire 0 untr;lntQ' the bondage of a few ' ! i I I T I - !i I .� . . . I ; '!pitsilis u, whose ad a6d aim is to make I - . . ; ' ca I um'dar Lastlear -1) we] I " that justice may be done to private, forced by these pc�ple to give in to. the ' h . . �n re . I t ameal as richer ad the mus of the peo-; � Auron Notes. � L, r � 88 Goods 1 � I , . . , i . V ; l I ndividuals. : - 1. rival company or -ab 1pset to make a compro. plis r. It wi be well to keep a sharp —Mr. J. Emigh, for 29yearis a ident of , , , - !` 4 : � L I _ pop . 1 �, I L L 11 .1-4-1.4-4.4-1-1.4i ++ � i I I I .. . I , n t a doings of this,combine. Myth, an gone to Goderi as he, will - . 1 I� I ; mine with them; If a refugee to do so, he , eye o chi, wh 4 ! i I re I � I I . � . . I . I . . � I � � � � ! , Canada's Railway. : . will lose the political, support of the people � ,� . I i . I go into bus:ness. I - ! . I I . . Nav,je� before had we st,& nice , things to show you. � . 'he Intercolonial Railway, which wi whoare affq�cted. #edare not act inde. ' Negotiationiare still ia-progress Jb4weeti ,—Re, r, 3, W. Goffin was installi 4 into ,the .� . It will be*wortll, I as I . . I . I I . ra, a of the Winghain Coug regatio &I your while to'come and inspect our Stock,! No matter if 1. _ . I � . pendently and an he believes to be church on Monday, I io I rinot, w,6'will find it 'Only too great &'pleasure to show you what is the lates� Jw It and in still owned by the -people of : the Britiph Gov,rnmoilt and the I�Ioers.' Put I 0 You want to Purehal� 14 ' d under his c I I 1JA lads, * . . � * The BA �ish. Gover meat bave given at in . - - and ,*Which has been run� under the best interests of the r�oa lharge,'� - I - . The bylaw to loan $10,000 to ithe Ken- ana UP-TO-DATE STYLES .in Dress.Ooods for the coming season. We 11aY6 . , If the luteroolonial ws Build to be their ul imaturn propositio , and gin ton Furniture Company was carried I I L1111 pices of the Canadian Government, b&4 a an independent an- ---- , n all the NE W KH XP � . L � I ES in such goods .4s 1, . - on g been lookel . terprioe, its mauager�. could make much 'that in n9w beingbonsidered. by the rang. God wich by a mijority of 187. i I L . I . I upon by the people of On, I - . sal Go vernm . ant. -In thd meantime both — Wm. Newcombe, a young bugAines I � L ! . I . arrange partie's'are said to be getting ready f the on, I ' 1� Box Cloth Stfiting, . : I ! ado, at least an a sink hole ments an he saw fib and could afford v of ( lint was msrried in PetrZe8&,Mf',sonn' . ! . om ing up of I public money and an apationil to place the' people of St. Jo Tue day of last w -eek, to Miss U. Brou no. . I !ln and every worst, although the feeling i now stionger . . Ladies' French Sui�ing, X 19 . I 3urden whiol� had to be borne. Ever- since other grumbler at defiance. Mr. Blair, am e, that a satisfactory settlem ll be com1be, of that towm � i I , � i to construed member of a Government dependent upon reached without resorting to arms. The. - 0. A. Howson has rented h! I a farm, on � -_ I nw, I . Ladies' Correct Suiting, lon it ban been operated at a - Finrlish G the 12th concession of Hallett, to Ha ry I � � overn 'ant seem determined to - � 1. I Ladies' D"LISIC Suiting, � , - I I ienvy annual loss to Che country. This the people for life, darenotdo this. And exhaust all peaceful measures' before resort- Daer, of East Wawanoeb, for a term Of- live . E4' I - . can was dueinainly to two causes : First this is just where the system of State owner- Ing to hosiflitieN, and although the have Yeal"', at an annual rental of 80-75. i - I � . Ladies' New Tweed Suiting ; t � I � I : I fig I . � he circuitous route by which, for political Ili * ask and wh 'it would become —While playing around the Wingliam w i I I � a ip tow ere been teverely tried by the! stubbor neon, , mill dam the other day, a little d I i - � V"cl or K 7uger, We have - some of the most atylisla effects in Ladies' Plaid Skirt � ruinous to the country. 'lation and tri 3kery of Govern ,�.,iithtet of ' I - - . X urposes, it, had been constructed; and, - W. Williamson fell into the watel , ut was . I ' thei are, evidently, determined thal only 1, o s seeing- this ', as they, are something out �of 1 - engths—d not mi 0 eL : econdly, by the fact that the polibioal exi. iolany illustrations of a like nature to the the direst necepoity will -force th rescued by some boys who were n0ar 6y.; .. th ' I : � eminto a .. � ' _ encies of the party in po it above could be given, - but one will suffice . of la -1 I . I &II i' lis # war prevented —.Wednesday 0:1_�rdinar-y. S�irt len conflict with a power whicb, is, in Itself, , a I for street ware ' - - I. . . .1 I . I I . it' - I . comparatively innignificant, 'but a conflict reliOt of the late John Dickson, led at. _. I I eing operated on. Atrictly business princi. just now. A couple of years ago Mr. Blair ,!the' 4 �, 11 � . leg. Now, I however, owing to the rapidly . -, I SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY 1: � I with wbich may le.�d to much more a rious honle of her eon, W. J. Dickson, sout� of 04 I � I .. engsged a competent railway man as super- results. , I � Walton, after an extended illuess, She Wu . � . 1; . ; I I Ii. : ; 4 � �� owing trade between the east and the intendent of the latercolonial. This super. I . ne 1 75 years of age. : i Z �' . A�L THIS SIEA-SON'S G00055. ; . I � � . . est, to certain improvements which have intt adent met to work to run the road on , XOn. Mr. Hardy, Ontario's "Premiel,-', who arl..Wm. J. Creighton, of lyth, !de- . � . . l I 0 Six pieces (0 11y) of - Dark and Liaht - Tweed Dress Goods, regul . eea made in. the road as well as to a, better bu iness principles and to make it pay if had been enjoying a couple of weeks' fisbi . ag parted this life on.Friday, lot inn ., aftir a - 0, ar 300-, 1 . . . m ible. � ' - C) id clear 1 t 186. . � . I severe and painful illness. Decea ad wa's in : I 16nd more business like system- of anage- po; In order to do: this be had to in the Parry Bound District, returned to hill big 3let year and leaves a wife an( onbc4ild rj'- Six lieces (only) of .Dark -and Dgh� Tweed Dress Goods, regul 1) , I . , nent, there is a .proopect[that this road, rbv me the - freight and pass I eager rates. The official duties at T Dronto last week, much to Inourn his domino. - I p . ... 1. . . . ar _,5� f " . ' I . �, - � . . I .to, clea'r i t 1 21c. � I I . 0 which has been for so long a osing property, ne bore more heavily� than formerly iTprovei in health as the result of his out —Mrs. McDonagh, wife 6f Rev. W. Me- , -, � - I . i , � I - i` - . . I i . I Donagh, formerly of Clinton, diedIat1her ' - Ther' 0 is no oe waitinetill the end. of the season to give bargaias with us,i ill, hereafter, be self must ining. At all On ' ertain sections Of the Maritime Provin. ii % The Premier, seems to be .as expert, . home, ,in Stratford, on Tuesday of last, week �, . vents a considerable move eat in this di-' ces. The people rebelled and Mr. Blair was ,kt nglerlor fishashe is for 'politicians- Deceased had been a severe suflbrei� &r a whe 6 t fthe goods is the time for you to see where you -dan buy � - � . n you wani � lh� .. wd as an example of his couple of years from cancer. i best good'o'for t6 least mofte —that is here. We will save you money. - action hae recently been Ze. Recently, forced by political necessity to withdraw his -The following is ci, i uccess : " Mr. Hardy was being rowed by i � I I � . ly � . � the western terminus of th ? road, which, busincs-;. manager and to. go back to the old man Indiai i in a small boat acro the biky to —In Kineardiue* on Wednesday of last .. . . . � I . . . I dth erto, as Sir Wilfrid La rier expressed tariff of rates. Mr. Blai�r is not exceptional the BeIv. . week, Mr. A. T. Cooper, a prooperou 1 J ols6ph Oalvert, . . dere, and was trailin a bass line s YOUTIR - � It, "I ended in a corn field,' at lAvis' ' has in this re ' cisn in the wi �t business man of Clinton, and Miss Annie' C. - � i er. The boat was h kIf w - : , I I - . speet. Every other politi ay across Sellery, of Kincardiiie, were unked in iplar- . ;., Late of the W. A. Mu�ray Co., Toronto, . f been extended to Montreal, the chief can. would have to do the same thing. His the bay,, when the line gave a sudden jerk . � ! . � L I I - . I - and the boat, the Indian 'gai( afterwards The ceremony was performed by 1�ev.' I MAnager Dry Goods Department.. I - - tral shipping port of the sors wiDre 'forced to pander to . I I I I Ir I ; I Dominion-,- and predeceF started 'to ba6kwardo. .Finally ftw.am t9lLr Rigsby. I . I I I . M i I . I i �� - I I Private gfee i in like manner and it would 'a d r.' D. Rush,, of Wingbam, ha h � - .. . � � I . (other connections have bpea, made, which discover trat A muktndol go bad been - I C&rLItli e i - hooked-- The Ind4 assi I in the fight I � i I give it a reasonable chanc4. of competing on be so in every instance where state, ownership n a a misfortune to al�ill a quantity of I 0 1 ' : against the fish, and finally. it. was pulled up id on one of his legs oneday last week. .COME WITH 'iH.�E CROWDS TO ; ' � Jair terms for the carrying trade of the existed. The people ivill have to be eduoat. - so . ! � ,� . � I i � _� L I on the beach and secured. It was three Mr. Rush has a ' very Bore leg .4nd . � I I ��, I � . - cannot move about without the ai of eiut- I i I country with the other roade. A corres. ed to a much higher degree of self'denial feet ten inches lonL,, , and 'weighed just I - ' I ponleat of the Ba.ff&lo Express, who recent. and political motality than they have yet t%enty-�ix poundiQl T a !Premier .'received obeh - � : 1, : 6 I ! I h * . 6� !a 1 U N 'S, -SEAFORTHIi! I � G, I y niade p6 trip over the road, and who made 'attained, before, state ownership can be the congratulationBi of eve'ryo a, and was —The fourteen year old boy of r. Thos. ! 1, I , I . . . - . ;� t . . � cry prood of his capture. i is Map said Ke -71P, of Clinton, had a norrow as �ape from . i !! . intelligent e#quiry into its condition and made a slucccs�, or even sa . � . . . " . t that on big return ,I-tI, Mr. Hardy 0 � I I � fe in the interests v tDI the i y death on Wednesday atiernoon of I mt w �ek. I __ - __ � of the public. . , ; . � management ives us the fo)lowing inter. I I i entertaioled his,colleagues in tie Cabinet at It.is supposed that bin swallowed- ome t � i . . I ; . ' . I I ifly UNYS . ' . I ; eating particulars. He says : I I a fish di ner. ! � I poison; medical aid was summonevaud he GFOR ST' � I . � GuNys . I � � I i I I ! FOR BARG,AINS1 11 — , boy was soon out of d agar � � . L ! . I " It is not necessary to take a trip over Editorial Notes, I � I � I I d Comme '38 I !, I . . � -1 nts. Thetr�alof 1)apt%in'Dr6yfui at Rennes, —Mr, J. 0. Carry, of *Cranbr ok# who . .. tieIntereolonial Railway to learn that the . . has bad charge of the BeckwitH Baptist I I i . — Gov, . . The Liberals of Wast Elgin held their France r;-' a . ' � I I I - I ,knment is the third largest owner of . . I _Psi been conclui ad, and Dreyfus church, near Carleton Place, has relturilied to. ago Mrs. McBu nq taught school in the deecided to hold the annual conven.: r: LiIV;ays in the Domini 0 � section where " he lived. I She was very I tion on Tuesday, the 17th of October," on, but if anyone convention on Tuesday last, to select a can- -has been found guilty of treason, and has his home for a holiday, prior to Ireanming will take the trouble to ma,ke the ' didate to content the constituency hfghly esteemed# ' I bereaved famil An ,6xc-ellent programme is being prepared � ', journey, in the been sentence toil imprisonment for ten big studies at MdMaster University� Before .&ad the I � y I __ . re c '. a �id ances will be apparent all along the line, Libaral interests for a seat in the Local -4whioh lasted- for over leaving, the congregation showed their4p- have the sympaty f th ti ommunity, and no pains will be spared to make the from Montreal to the sea board, that, the . Leg- years, The t W 7 - cedin t, _e very I;rglel gathering,of convention aisuccess. The meetingplaww u,, islature. � Mr. Donald OoNish, the late m the re- . im &J4 eviden - road is equally as well managed and ' five weeks—if a can judge fro preciation of his services by prese ting 41 �iend es,�khi,o followed Oe 1',decided last year, is the Presbyterian church, 11 ' prob- member,, was given the unanimous 'nomin with a purse. . r mails and acquilaintanc I ; - ports published in this coullitry, was a farce, as to theiri'laeb res in P see in Wing- Brueefield.�Mr. Jos. Robinson boa greatly � & )Iy better equipped, as far as Che co`mforts ation, no� other name being mentioned. 'Mr. ' I -F rorrl eating some cabbage, w iiiall t I - and aare of the passengers are concerned, . and the evidence produc6d would not te- deatly . had contained Paris green, Mr. and am Cemetery. : I � � improved the appearance of his residence by' — McNish ill b f d by his old opponent, cure the �onvidion icif a Oog, much less a �vi , I all The barn b 0 ging to'Mr. Peter CoI4, the erection of a very nice verandah. Mt. i . t ism either of the two great -trunk lines, Mr. Fin] maedlaecrencid. ;The date for the humun being, in a British court. The offi- Mrs. W. Farran, Mrs.- and Eldre re 1 a , v bone mileage -exceeds that of the people's election Esio not yet been fixed. It will be care who acted as judges we 9 1�ayfield line, G d ri'ch tow'riship, was de- 0 er, of Clinton, did the work and it '12 a �� . road, The present Minister of Railways, in . . re'inferior in of Clinton and Mr. and Mrs. T. . Rance Iroyal when it takes place. I of Blyth, narrowly escape 0 : a royed by fire ( a uredaiypKst ult. As � re i a battle f I In 0 OoTit to hit skill - and workmanship.—Mr. 11 el ery- way possible- is an � autbority� and practically under the eon d from oisoni: g a house were eating their 11Wm. McDonaldis winning for himself quite 1 1 1 deavoring to intro- . P - .1 � . t a inmates of t � r . i trol of many of thev having taken it at dinner tim whi e in 4 duce business principles'in1he the � army officers, who were i dRnner, the littlelb�y ran home from school a reputation as an artist. When travelling � � managem6nt A con empor&ry referril:lg to the doings at moving heaven 'nd earth- to secure the con- Blyth the other day.. I ; ' andavorking of theiroad. New. parlor cars, victiOn of'the'p or .Wretch who ha's already � � . and told them thiB I mm was on fire. Just, in the nouth for the benefit of his health he . - first-class coaches, the finest that could be I -the race, t Toronto Indust:rial Fair, and the As Mr. Win. -Clark, of Nile as d r""- tien a cracklinj nc iae was heard and they employed his leisure moments in i . . I iug out straw last week ' t u bailt An New York,� have been running a' immense crowds who A suffered so save Ty for the misdeeds of his he met wilth q ite i lace ,aily thronged the � � riished outside exu'd discovered huge volumes ,taking snap shots of interesting , . . view tliese, comrades �higbe - up �in command, -This be- a serious accident. Going through furrow, smoke roll rom the nort JunE last. The roadned has been improved, grand at ad to' ! perfo�mancesi- sar- , the front of the load o h end of the scenes and places. These he� has I 109 the came, th) judges dared not give a le- n 'which M . Oluirk 0 1 bi ilding, and .. 'for much could be saved completed and they give evidence Of 1 and the entire train service is now equal to casticall remarks.: " Of course there is was standipg slipped off, throwing 1 him On- ti . t ti at *of the Canadian Pacific cision. contrary 1,o their superiors, as if they . I ' g was in a mass of flames. skill and good workmanship. During the i or Grand nothing n a name, but yet it is curious how had, they� woul , no doub , be marked meu, I der the horses' feet, The wago d .the whole buildi i T -uE k. Intercolonial agents, who formerly different y the same thing. a Ps'"' 1�,verythiug tbs. the barn contained was summer he has taken a great in ' . 8 cgpears to some and would, in a I probabil ty, soon share er his body, breaking three ribs a:d crack. any views of i w,,re afraid of canv4saing for traffic against mtnds w on the name i anged. � Horse- ing the collarbone. I i i burned, there be ng 15 tons of hay, together farm residences, finding quite a laree de- ' I . fate of Dreyfus. The trial, at any rate, has I I � tie other -lines, be use of the political pull racing, r example, becomes not only quite �There died at the residence of r. AUx. with all the bar, at, &'large portion of the ipand for this kind of work.—Mr. and Mrs, �� w3ich these corpo, tions had, are now hust. harmless but ositivily edifying when it is shown to tfie o taide worl I that justice can- . machinery, a don and a new buggy. Swav, or., have'lieen awa � Ii g 'or business a if they w not be obtained in France in any case where Armstrong,- Clinton, on Monday, h y for some time : -bre the officers called a eeding in the ring. And so there Hiram A. Bellamy, of Toronto, fathe How the fire ori in ted is a mystery. The visiting their daughter who iesides in Win. � .the rmy is implicated, aE d that the of i�,,%,, rn was insure for ,2 cKillop consin. I r Armstrong, at the age of 74 year and ill I of a 3rivate concer dbtermined to make it 'are other features of the exhibition which, army , � ba $1 - 00 in the M We trust the old people will retum I . I pay. - I being judiciously re -christened, have be ule: the Govethment an the country, and months. The late gentleman, iv�i h Mrs: Mutual. hale iind hearty after their long journey.— : _ . come that the ArmyJA control b a pack of a etw'een 1 4 J , , no long,er pleasures of doubtful propriety." —B 2 o'clock Tuesday morn- The recent rains have completely traw. i T1 a contracts be iween the C. P. R. and . . acoomplis ad and ling PuTous rascals .ago Bellamy, came to Clinton on a visit, Isome six i g, th CO Intercolonial, whic I gave everything to the . . n a operal o and dwelling house of ,formed the landscape ; parched and- barren i I ever wen, unhubg. �Thel t rend- weeks ago, the object of which was to i6l- W. form 3r and left litt lie or nothing to the lat- The ;court for the trial of the petition Lyons, of Luc now, was destroyed by looking fields are now a beautiful graen. . ered, is n t only a diagrs 'eeigion jus prove his health, but he passed away I'st . 11 ter, ave been caE celed, and negotiations against, the return of Mr. Brelthaup�,,mem- blot upon! t 0 3 to France, but .a Monday from apoplexy a fire. - The coot er hop! was occupied by Rarely, if ever, has the country looked more I � are in. progress to make more equitabi 1. he nineteenth century civill- * 1 Charles Edwards, o' Col�Grne, whose long on beautiful than at the present time.. i e i I I � M .6 . I agre ber elect for North Waterloo in the - zation. I — r. and Mrs ' Wm. Armour Of Wi g- outs with C nada's transcontinental I Ontario ! I . 11 . I - � ) Is and stack '11be t2OO. It is supposed , ___1 I I —_ . ham, are mourning the lose of their iufa!A at I line. Legislature, eat in Beirlin on Friday and : . . th: -fire origin t the heater used for the I I A walk throng ,the workshops of the Saturday last, and adjourned to meet again � . ed eaijy a 'ple barrels. I Ir Lyd s' lobe on buildi I . 4r., Stapleton Caldec)tt, a prominent daughter, Ella, whose deAh' occur n Lakelet. 0 Ole P I - cholera a d'contents wil , a at leut$I,Oft� is - RE ,EZES OFF THE LAxE. —There is a]all I G)vernmentroad hows that new freigh� on the 21ht of thin month. Several charges sale � inerchant of Toronto, has re Saturday morning, 2ad inst., of I U �gi a I B . . er gir es, of the nio ern type, have been' in', . . iaf&ntum , after an illness Of oul a few h9 I use bi fir feet from the shop, in threshing operations at present. Many ! . .. cently returned from an xtended trip to hours. The little - a had not been a very I b: were enquired into, and evidence was given : there was very LIZIP of the furniture Paved s�re not through harvestingiotbers are putting �� troduced. The tr in hands, backed ,� ' I Y showingr that a hotel keeper in Berlin named to the old cour try. Fr m an interesting strong child, bur, On" in iti usual health ' I . I I . t, 6 as,;the fire eavelo 3ed the buildings in a few in their wheat. There in quitean_Larea of the � I some of the local po- iticiaiis, objected because Bonnard had paid money I to several voters, description of his observations we extract on Friday and was taken ill during I I I minutes after be n� . discovered. This was latterbeing sown in thig locality.—Mi" � ore �rain crew wo � Id Orly �e used where and if the agency of Bonnard can be proven, tftervoon. . f 11 - I � tber( were two before. - The Minister set' enough has already been established to void the following: I I I_ deeiir� t�) express the . I old t houses in the village, Ethel Scott left for the Harriston Ill h � �. . . — tled ;bii by promia�u I M r. Jobil McLean, of Lucknow, ahipp�& having been oce p ed in the early days by sphool. last Tuesday. She - i � opinion that, wi)h ordini I g not to remove any 0! 'the election. The seat �s claimed b A. y business atten- a car load of exporc cattle from Wini (ham On. veuior leaving work, and o doubt ;h I the.bands, as he exoqp - y the tion, the field fo - certain Canadian produe. . � this late James So nerville. No insurance up a a -going to talle �i ted that the increased defeated candidate, and this being th ' I n , if a 0 1 a case, . Am?ng tue herd Oni buildings or e leutd. . ban her health, she will outclass all others 1 nt would give them al . 011 I ,eive under the trial .may -be continued for * maby days, tiong is open to an almost. unlimited extent. was a drove of thirteeng delivered tt, at that institution.—Ios traffi3 which the road would ree i �I Tuesday of last week. r—Dr. R. Appliq't In, one of the early me pector Robb, of 1 1 as in th at of the respondent bei un- I am pleased to iote that, Canadian butter Peter Leaver, of East W&WRuoah, Ier'!a of Clinton, (lie � in Toronto laet week, Brussels, paid our school his serni-sunaal � ' an �pt )yment. - a eve is pow coming t( I htr� I . seatad, the doings of the ca6didatengwho � the front in Great Britain, weighed 17,860 pounds, averagin 374 aged 77 yearmi I been in, poor 4 4a the car-repairiog shops one of - th though much remains to be done 11 visit last Tuesday, then went to the, boun. � I I I claims the seat will also have to be venti. - before it ounds per head. At the' price,ca, are health for some a irfie. The work. nen stated that the same numbe 0 tie ' eon of an dory, Miss MzLean's school.—A you I lated. takes the iligh position now held 'in that ringing they would net Mr. Le*ve� a Lid . men I urned out 20 cars, as againso 7 ujr e market by Danim h an t iy English army office , he selected medicine am 'woman from near Toronto has I i nd - . I Dean eni:;4 1 This was done by intro -1 less salt,, more uniformity of make. being ; by the trustees of this achool at a mal - ry of I the old system. Normandy batter ; sum. ; � i --- f ' Mr. W. J. Thompson, of Hamilton in a . —Mr. George Rork - at foreman of ilia his profession, an on the successful com. a &UP. I ducin,7 additional labor-eaving machinery., I , expentiAl to abscluW sucoess, and rigid in- . 111.4 - letion of his stu hos. � was appointed a our. MO. If female .teachers intended to TE Is Or letter to the Globe, deploring the low , . 0, or I P I overnment also has started to buiI4 .� - .j salar- specti ame shall be chine department in & Clint ' ftc- -geon in the army. E[js first commission was port a young man an partner in life, or to 't . I on, so that the.Canadian n a I a I it9 own engines. Three now engines ar , lea paid to public school teachers, makes tory, met with an accident oi Tuesday with a h t:wss sent out to Que. save enough to provid,a for & home in the I now tinder way to replace old ones." ( , a synonyn for excellence in flavor and qual- -of last � � . I i the following dtatements,'which all know to iLY. I find an a -tive inquiry also for , Cana. � week., which WiO pre- bee, but did not ri main there IODg, and he future, they would not only demand-, on I � , . vent him usin his right i hand accomparilled it to India and Jamaica. have higher psy--for their services. When a I � be only too true. i than furniture, I ut I should -like to draw , . I I . � . . I . - - He says : " In travelling . for several days. We was operad a r!p � I the attention of ."SnAdian manufacturero of . . Severing his con�edtipn with the army, he lady tes,eher's qualifications are equal to : ' t 11n I . - � ailways. I , saw when a piece of board flew'b4ok v and came to . ; . Clinton I 2 the year 1861, and two those of a man's and does as much work, � 3tate Ownership �of R. brough Ontario recently I have met a num- these goolsto ti ,a need of more care !in fin- striking the hand between the indix finger years later broug ie his wife and family ;' r"T. Un- , , . I rhe following, which we take from a we4, � bar of teachers who are taking - up schools i4hing off �, the goods made, before offer. I . she should certainly haiv�e as good ; L and the thumb, it indicted a . I � at the close -of vacation. ;A num fi g them for sile in a market so critical as L T Z inlormed cantemporary, is interesting auI � — : .bar of these D wound. I 1 P&inf : ill with the excep,tio i Phat he at one time sold I til this is the came, many boards of trustees i . - out and went back tothe old country for a I ; I'llat of Great Britain, I was.ohown 'S nice I - . . were holding first-class professional certifi- , willpersistin bavingthe cheap'st goibgs - sti uct ive at the present time, in view of the, ' bedroomEptof furniture with great' pride —Elam, the young son of Mr. *in. Ar- short time, he rebided1here continuously and a young man cannot have unythiD for . cates, and expected to. teach on an average Incur, Wingham, met with a very I ag tation which is being started from some salary of $325 bialadylin England. "See�" said sh . painful until a few year past expenses and save up even a litItte At 1 per year, $125 -of this will in , I a, accident on Friday afternoon of Is, - a ajo,� when he tack up his f � qu trt is for the state ownership of all rail-� "most cas I I this comes from your country ; I like it : He had been riding with Mr.�� John week. residence in Toro�, to. � , $250 per annum. —Mr. Robt. Ferguson left Il- - es go for'board and washing,. leav- : I I � , . : , eady ;' �t is cheap and tasty -' but " said avidson 1. �. L � I R I i forLiverpool, EnAland, with a load of cattle I � wo yo. It says : ; :1 ing $200 for actual service. This is hardly P ? on a wagon load of stone, and in umpi e I — I I . , equal to the wages. paid avi a et 11 why not finish it off better ? L Look ag I the other day. a will likely get a I "he people of � . . erage farm labor. I from the wagon. one of thq stones Btuce�fte�d. good 86. John, frightened at the ere. Fancy Paying at th b k f the' ,ell with i T price for them there.—Mrs, Houston, of I � . I . out from $500 to $1,000 wardrobe , and dressing I him and struck his knee. The k B.: R. HiCiGINS Brueefield, Notary Public- I Llee was , $ ,Q. J. Cook of the i . _ ff Conveyancer, F I 0 prosp(Ct of a boycott.by ilia Canadian Paci- � to get a professional training as .a teacher tibiel,:" 71nd I must confess .1 felt SorrY to � quite badly smashed and the lad 063 In . ire ,and Llfe lasuranoe agent. Any M�chigan, daughter of Mr 5 b# i ary. amount of money to loan at 5 per cent., on first-class I rg, accompanied by her con, are visiting M , 'L � a a t I -back � ered very much as a result of I th: ac- farm i4ecurity. MortgAgOo drawn and money ad presient.—Riev. Mr. Tindall 0 1 ic Ra Iway, are up in arms against HoD. :and working for such a sal But a great ,a contrast betWeen the front and � i �� %-. Blair. Irk a hot meeting of the oouncil �weakness exists with the modern 'school O! th se articles. I would, +erefore, oug. ' cident. ; L - the burg at L is 1 � 0 of ex he borrower, Also a Walkerton, preached in the resterlay the aldermen vented their indig. i trustee, especially in rural ' ist to furniture mamufacturer. that it 'to i . vann4d fre of I enso te 'd � lation, school sections. I -Wm. Shane, of Wi i eg, second son ' f litnited amount Iq Afeth� fi ke is 01 anip 0 p , v �tl funds at 5 pe cent. chiurch here on Sunday. -There is a . on the Minister of Railways. They All teachers, apparently like coons t fli a cent., worth of M At h�me every morniftfan Wednesday of each I � the 10 good do, � I - � r. W. Shane, of Biyth, died in a I Winni- wo or sale. 157 apples around bere. There mire � r .1 school tar tc &I lea and wardrobes peg hospital on Fridayi let inst. eceame�'d � � . a here from Harriston � wanted to know whether Mr. Blair owned negro, look ailike to the ordinary 0 wcek.�. Several good lai mind for he I�tercolonial, a did the people, and � � trustee. Theirstandard is measured by the t4, eni er G a rough and un- had an attack of grip, and on his ecovery FUL.-Whe t e names of the one- bOyer J Wingham, And � neistQ that St. John .should n;t be sacri- I I finishad manner." I . I SU�01,,ss al( the surrounding towns. Many of the ! . , ced t� allow th ,lowest sum for which they can take charge . I � I two of his children were taken ill with dvb- cessful candidates form 11, were pub- buyers buy the Orchards at o mucht some ` , .. a Intereolonial to make a �of a school, not as a rule by the power to � theria. After nur,,ing them through tQir lialleo, the name of as Kate Hart a pupil a ittle money. The present policy of the give out knowledge and character influence I .illness, he took a relapse with the result of school section i Nio. 10, ge!Uivg as high an $100 for a fair sized 1 0 - I i b aldermen as being a frau� .country." � MOVING'A TowN.-.Skagusy L peop,le are stated. His *ife, formerly a Miss McKellar, mentioned, but wbOni th an,d the rise. Judging from the way they i . 'yoverhment was denounced bys, majority of lor the future welfare, of the NeWs Of the Week. Stanley, 1�was not or(!bard, The prevailing prices are $1.50 i 11 A upon St. John. � . . . e marks were sub - I k e8olution was passed to, the effect that consl( ering a plan to move the buildings in of Blyth, and three children are left to mourn mitted to Mr� Houbtob, . rincipal of Clinton ar# selling in or,her places this is too low. ! � . I . � The Clinton News -Re his'lose. T Collegiate Institute,� h6 c uld not see where, � cord is, evidently, I he council views with &]arm the unsettled ' . ,yea teromis the bay on scows to that place. 1 I -Mr. Dulmage and his daughter Georgia, � tate very anxious to know why it is that THF I 1 . _T da Horn , 7 . in she had failed, as 'Ahq had the required Fr: e a ! of railway affairs which now 6xists, I I ME IRITT FOR THE PHILIPPIMES. -General he other day, Miss A ied Mahood and his mist r Be trice and � ' ad which threatens to destroy the export EXPOSITop. did not publish any of the evi. . gest daughter of Mrs. H. Ho the 5th. number in each sub ect, I and a good total. ' ong I erri',t will be sent out by the United States M.: audMrs.D.A. Harkness weream - I concession, Usborne, was run into by a cy. Accordiuglyhe w te th Department, r. - rad fSt John, foroney6arat leut,and deuce taken before the Privileges and Elec. ar ar�m I ' t th6se who took in the great exhibition last i A xprees as tiie hope that the' Domin . � ep ,ent to Manila to manage the clist.while walkin who sLeknowledge -7�11eir,;ist:ke and gmuted . � i _g along the road and had I � i ion Gov- tione committee in the We -it Huron electi" a bju atio n' of the Filipinos. . week. -Mr. W. H. Webber, with big fine �� rnmeit -may adopt such a railway policy as case. I . on her arm broken. The hired man -was testing the certificate. - a H rea many friends Io4d of Shropshire sheep will be in attend- 1 Well, the reason is just this : Tigli; A IG STRIKE -The -cotton and jute his speed and with his head down, did not will be pleased W hilar. :fher success'and � ' 'Scotland, has as- see �the pedestrian, nor she the wheelmo. exteal I -ill all1ow the export trade to be carried on , orktre's . trike-in Dundee,' . d congratula i I an:,e at all the shows within reasonable dis- � L a in the past. I . E XPOSITOP. is" a newspaper, and is published , 11 � olons. , ta c east of here, � j a med serious proportions. � Ten mills have . e.-J'ack Rush, who lives : ' I I I in the interests of its subscribers, and not in b�en closed and 16,000 mill Workers are until he was a few feet from her, wh9n they . B�iEFS.-Fa rg in this vicinity have and who- was employed by Mr. Hugh Ha[W i The Intercolonial Railway, as every per. � . now both saw the danger and turn , ding near , the interests ;O ad to t a same theirl: fall see ly completed. -The day for the season's thr�sbing, nearly lost . . � I . I . �f any Political Party, and we i4le, . I aide, hence the collision. 4 receAl rains made the Boil in excellent con- an arm the other day while working 'at & on knDWS, is the prop � � ex -by of Canada. It is : thought, and.,still think, that the space at Boi coTT PARis ExPOSITIO$.-The idea of I I - � �� nder he control of the'� Minister of Rail- 1 our disposal *as used more advantageously. b)ycotting the Paris Expo ition i The baus of marriage were self mniz.2a ditio ' for the seed� ic acreage sown in re;� ng out near *home. � I : a 8 widely - U I sys., That I to our readers than in Publishing in extenso b *oached in Europe and the United Wednes3ay of last week, by Rev. J. G. mucliless than former years -Mr. David n4 -be able to do any more wo some � � official, 1 in the present I States ' , , � rk for I � : I - I 6wer I a lot of verbiage which not one ii� a thousan a press comments on the Dreyfus ver. Ab�ey, rector of St. John's church, B -ussels, McIntosh, V. S., an I A . P I 0 d ii th .1 . regor weeks. -Mrs. Codd, of Chicago, sister of I i . ! ct, and overt steps to that end have al- I are 'this week atte . n i ment,,is the Hon4! Mr. Blair. , Ever l 'of our subscribers would think of read at the ie�idence of the bride's pare Idin the Western fair Mi�. ion. Hamilton, accomps, nee i�s construction tba intereolonial ing d I its, be. . ied by bar 1 � . � has without bei�g well paid for it. But, Ial. rt ady been: taken in one or two q uarteri. tween Will James,' a well known, youn at L,Yhdon. he,y *ill act in the capacity son Harry, are visiting their relatives here ' 9 i . . - i ee a �un at a heavv 10 1 man of Brassels, and Mix& Alice, eld of judges �vhile e�e.='Mr. Andrew Mur- at resent. i eat . � I I . is to the country. though we did not publish the evidence, we ILL NOIS,�CONVENT DESTROYED.-�St.Xa- i vel, i . ,*t� . � . � . wife :irnd little son, wu here last week i � a 1,80umingeontrol of it. vier's ca e and the Sisters of Mercy ling salesman fot the 'Waterous Company,; ! . : , 011. � r. Blavir, nine ; did, each week, during the progress of the vier's daughter of Robt. Watt, of Brussels, (ra, doch,�' of, Da:csitur,7 Illinois, with his . ;, i I I n i b trial, give a bl ief resume of the proceedings, c liven , ttawa, Illinois, were destroyed i 0 Robert. Mr. Murdoch endeayoring in ovary way to run it i ,r 0 1 r - t ile e 8 ien I I Phowv th ' N t points brought out by b fire ' rl riday morning. The inmates, Brantford. . Win. Watt, brother A th' visi6 g his brother Hay. , . i and has an excellent POT n with a large dry Couxom. -Council me , i . . ')'gthetce;pts will be ','got to balance the' - the a nee. We thought this was sufficient. si y sis re and pupils, escaped in their � P I I � bride, of Toronto, was groomsm�, sitio, , - xpenditures. But, unfOrtnuately, his good I We hoper tb is 1 explanation will satisfy our Miss Hannah Hewitt, of Paris, ridesJ' do" firm in Decatur, receiving a salary of tember 4t.h. ,A petition of Wilson Ata . �� I night clothes without injury. The lose f 4 1 1 contemporary! and eme its - maid : 111150011 : I t(ntions have been rekatedly frustrated mind on the . � Per mouth. -1.18 tickets were sold ft , . amour to to $75,000 ; insurance Of $40,OW. I .pm and others "king the council to 0 ros, " . i . 1 subject. Butio by the way, if we recollec -ihe Pilot Mount'Sentinel of the 8th this tation on Taead Ili' week for bet*een concessions 4 and 5, li J."4m"from , us ings; as, ar ad Lin . I . � " y I us such proceed e outlin !� It is thought the fire started from a tinner's inst, I - eiright, the News -Record only published such . makes the following refer�en to a don Epositioln.-Mr.alurne"r, a youDgtann Zu 'ell road north., The petition was Dot ' a above extract. In y I , ' furnace left in the new building. : I 0 � � Oars past the Inter. Ortiolis of the evidence as told most strong. Huron visitor to the Prairie Provin : Mr.1 from Belfast, Ireliad, who has been in this enteIrtained. The following accounts w0f I 1 � I . . . t, . Icnia'. has had cartain� I F, RRITAIN'S POSTAGE. -Postmaster -General John Lasbam, Londeaboro, Oatari was! vlcivi�y during tho summer' left, last week Inge � working arrange. , 7 against one'part to the case, and even � I - -31 ordiered to be paid; White& Son, prin i y ,th� Duke of Norf 0 few� for his native labd�;-Filling the silos is now $3711; Win. Gram, cleaning I I A. olk. has shown a profit of a pleasant caller at The Sentinel offio a ditch H. S. -A � I %o or ts with the Canadian:! Pacific Rail base selections were scissored from the gar- nearly . $181 000 000 on the working of the a der of the da . The corn crop in an $5.50 ; H. Rupp, gravel 0. R. 75 cmtg; 4-11 I way, bled reports of the Mail and Empire, and � days ago. He owns a number of farm pro-� th Or L ege arrangeme=. have always been largely I British Po4offilee for the year ending last parties near'the Mound, which he has rented; excel.lout one, bei ' 11 matured. Mr. Geo. CjI ; R d o d . . ulvert, con"1012 resembled the official report about as much . , n we 5. p ; a in n ,repairing c ' ' favor of the latter ro'd and against the q as chalk resembles cheese. March. Thenumber.ofpostal packages of on shares, and is up here on his annu I visit � Turn 'r is erecting now gilo and will have , ' I . a L I 0 . Caspar Walper, repairing culvert, overninent road. Mr..Blair has cancelled ! every kind ' delivered during the year, was of inspection Bud -is greatlyxlea�mxed w th the' it filled this week�_Q ite a large number ion 13, $5 ; H. Miller, grading, con- i � 3,496,000,000. - London received 28 per prosperous outlook as regar a the crops and� from :'Brucefield *d v einity attended the 00=0 15, $20 ; S. Rannie, lumber, $M.58. I eEe one aided agreemen's and hai been en- I * A bicycle manufacturing combination has ce6t. , I ce ion * ni am 0 . I . of the total of letters posted. The consequent upward tendency of fArra Oroper- 1 Toronto exhibitio - g others were Mrs. Coincil will meet againen Monday, the ,-)ad al,oring to make new arrangements which been � -'ormed in Ahis country. The new th ift f the working classes is shown in the ties. I � � I i Gen. Baird and her, son. I . . 0 . . ames, Mines A .'gie dak of October, at 10 o'clock a. in. . i . , �l ease of pootoffloe savings bank do OBito - and Katie Hart and Fnoi Snyde . in� Bereavement came last week vi : r.-ffhi - ouldlemorein theint I eresto of the road , company Is composed of leading Canadian k, IP ith its I - . � W i I . — der lis control and which belongs to I and Anierican capitalists, and is said to . wbich now stand at $615,000,000 accompanying sorrow to the home Of M'r.' eek the Western fair a London is reeelvig � . - ' I nada. It . DEATH OF A RICH MAI; --Mr. Corneliun Win, WeBarney, of Marnoch. On Prid a,y, 18t 1 the ul§ � tial com Jjy im at, a crowds comin _-�.Muriel Roe, only child of Dr. J. A. and , ' is, of course, Ito the interests of ' have a working capital of three million dOl- Vanderbilt died in New York on Moods . t.0 ' Mrs. MeBarney passed be . d going daffy to wi neon the Sig lits an MrA. Rbs, of Atwood, in her childish inno, i I y !]Me . yo ad the 7 an I lars. I � � ' a 0,anidian Pacific Railway to preven-t The object of the company is to buy night from paralysis. This was the second 20 'ea I visit friends in the city. At an adjourned oen�e, walked behind the hoelm of the dOQ- . I bounds of time, aged y re, eight months I . f I out - m doinj this, and thati company a ea. and close up all the� smaller factories in attack. He retired at night -in him usual and ten days. Deceased leaves & sor"wing 1 meeting of the exe -ativ I committee of the tor"13 horse on Friday morning, when the av orh ig to bring press 1 the country, and to establish one -immense health. About midnight 'he w"i attacked husband and two children ; one of the, child. I Hayl ,: Tuakeramit 1 & d Stanley Bab. anii�al kicked her M''the face and leg-# Cut -4 I "a to .bear on llim I central concern in Toronto. It is not so ; I - . force him and died before medical al& could reach ran in but a little over fourteen mentbe I bath School , Agood tion, d i I i stated, but we may presume from experi- him. , He Was a son of the famous Wflliam�,- the other only a few weeks. Some 'yZr-;' He�� I I . . to continue" the agreement4i ol� held in - ting open the face in & frightful meaner ail i � on Mo adayro evening it was , savorely lacerating her leg. . . I . I : I t . I I i � . � . I . . .1 I : � I . : i I � I - : � - . . . � I . i � � � . : . I . I � � 11 11 - 11 . . - � - I . I - . . � . t � I I . I I I . . . I . I i: . . . . - � - I . . .__--I-._- I . I � � I I 7 --- !______._,___.___ __._,___."._-_ � I ------- � _ - - I . I . - I � . 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SIP '. I , ,a Nat.distn4, *ud the. - I I I - - I � c I � by mi ,ban A&med'Ga ; , I � I" �L ,j . -Ing: - 1 -4 ._ 0,0t weddi . � -ignim-r p6rSonageg ki - - - - I __ .� M-140 JKjK-8#rJ&.0. To, 0 �T4ifto, of Kirkti . . � -200 � 'of-H*nsiots, Mal , 1 _,*W-J4� 1 - � I �� I 1910W,4,60 The Wred .- - J. -Tufts, B. � - - - I's, sor. !A , 1 4 ;1 the briie, ' , � . —Mr, J;hn -Boieton . � I 0% - . _" )xmor wers -uniteA 1 - . I - I -, mornog of last We , V �e , � *pUeste, -St. 1. 101pt �� the ue �t,*Fil - iin,only , - - t-, - t, beh A2111 , cactiog Paries , I - - __ ima r iifae,Oie eeremol � ,& go a ho"11noon, to � - - JA &I I � , � �_W%ile ,elngaod vpe! : - I � I V&r S&VF At -!ihe planim . 11, & Bizermont in X . 01011V � - 'SW*Y4� of # Mr. WMI&T I � Lt.e enough- to alloi , I fartaw � - I I MWO in 00111tact,with thi - . , . I j.mvmd the thumbi and, � - - _� . m9ffic4*ttandani .1 `*at- . .�� , _J��j�* wediding -bf Mr, �. � � � . _. I I � - Iwjn.�3.49400 'Florning I � ,abod ,at t.he Roman �c I �_ it - on mondty morz I � .106%, V., ;Father Bren - IV __ - - i, mr was IsItteuded b -N . .*Down ,of the bride"Miss *j-d"m&id. Mr, and N _ - . -U.�to Toronto and-otbe . I I A pretty ehurehweI4 ,� - *& -a , _ ,at St. ji,ameW cli, I ,W#daemd.&y.,ev_entng of- 1 � jel -Campbell, a pro 4 D" I I jot of . ,North F'sathol I . . Jrm jilaking. daughte � I XA�ing of -North Am It . I eonpj� will reoide-in Koi � �..:-Krr, Jamen Watt, � - I= r yeass, -d , ,� ifor mam I . I � �. - T my moraing of 1"V * vith,wilich she was I - � . . yon ago, wt'lasb prov . - W414,74.. -Yora, mcore, 4 I I - __ Udy bad been a widow. a , a lially of ,seven—tiro 2: . um I � � _" ,qld resident 16f � � .Woodfield, w" found Ae4 I - - I *eltfty ,on Monday mori . An.vmpty bottlecof Tearbo, bUL Woodfield iuw,d bel '. -]faun �of Refuge for son I I � been illowed to go to toi � ipree, wWich r I - ,"Itilted va - I I � —What -night have b. � . - -lot bappened tb Mr. Wt . - . - I -of 31tolonworth, the othei _ . I � wwo returning from Liel � '6(ghtened at Borne boys � I - 4". turning roAnd, upim - - McDonald mauiged to g, � I *01ren -out of the wred � reoeived - a beid-cat on he] I � boy was, eat oil the fgae ; irl". � . i—The private bankin . owst* f3ain. of Strut] -amignment to John Brov 4 *gto rumors affecting t " 'Low a on, e" I - At. ti I th has 1XX 441funds of th% bank by -1 40d months, the -culuxias . - � - MOD of a7writ for -U2� -am -4t the prio cipal ered . . . ibY,Mr. ftiwat shows a - liabilities."470,05; gi 4ver#45�PW. While tih I dnoe in the diapoisil of I is 4hpu. -that eventua . - ' .ght I WM be void in full the a - I ; .0%9w. . I - --On Wleduexda_v ever I � _Adsm.Moore. B lad,of al I - - at 'the J. 11 I . I hig mill, St. Marys,�; �, Of . tier boxes up-stairi - .13"-wei something Prot - 'hi$ hand underneath it- � d"t,4ona the swiftly whi � 16 baudi, T,hme kniv, - - ' - - t"th from a largle -101V � � ,er.linder, so that they di As *houiderand tore I 1' I - Vfteworking near by at - *,W&At ha4ened si stij ;#bDaWrender any aesistA I Of -Uh and cloth were al � smoblue. . I � —The aged mother of � . . �ft*X P. P.,.dled at -b-b addal*, ou the 314-t ult-jor 164ft were interred in 1�' *b adjoining Full,art,cji .. '�*Y- Like most ,af � , � Ant 1110 4oubt, lad her i I In 100naeotion �wlth vione . - ad pr?u'bly AA A Viife A "Oh adverse eireumetonj . . i4kcibuted the -cause -of, � I . tion tow-arAs -the close I J Iftee . Everthing how� done bY ad if ' - I 4tiful San � � - to h4fiten - the b.d.11 7. K attended ,.: faithfu _1 - h"9 y I I Years. I I - Obtl 11091ims'. one of . t,o*nXhiP, passed 1 244 i"i, at � vm.tya tft an ilia . old fever. A, - 779 Tft"t 5 mo taki . uths an, - rwJParish of Tweedmol .. '"a, On March 12th,' li"Ikies sheep, ams -ah . � h to learn & tre, "tift - himself 0 4 . , norving ten ytars M . - . 14 his native land. I J'RUG 20(b$ IS45. to " - of late William . , . I � � d. In 1851 t I I . . I like many * - ftmd Old laud, settli -of 80&20ro, near T-or,on I '01 A ui a Yea"aa-d I - Mtwanip, Oxfoka !ftldGd for three years A 18M 23ii ,6ti Here they ba" Aildw concession, I Bide habits'ble, aft, Ofter - ing toil, - � , � a"=- 130utb,ern Flab A, nVX DAYS P I ,XaU1T - � . 1-8,19,2 V The DirectOrsof tbell Mr have again a PO -1m, - tq ex-ten4 0,ver TJ f4A� . ve 4 T-114nd Y' September I BY. &pteniber 1-0 *4 the.&Uthem Fair. th" , : of I 200 . Fftir t ima4mu :,a P � Z ftvickus yeaw., . . main ,ow4bets Of � h4i wen k ",? - low . - -er i - , ev t - I . - L � I