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The Huron Expositor, 1900-04-13, Page 1� 1, PC -* iner.u. ii1r. , I NINQ � I - . � .. . I � 6tk . - it 7th. I 1;� - �N -, I . � 0149 )ISPI"I I .- I !111 be of the � � of stylish mil-' . ns, their color - � OTects, Cannot � . who visit our i..-lve datea 41 the new -eat . ; . persons make wre the. choic� �; .i I I , � k%t for Easter � all tire time 7 , ., . I nmings are in ny ideas the ar clever work, tern in a 6t or I . � ; I ; 190D8 � I I r ange and large mgs in Laces, ' Hosiery, Em- , landkerchiefs, � e ; � - I � � 1INGS r T . : iraments from � i1c.us room We � le goods? I I . . extending a� : 1. ang room, th4t r showing yotl . : � . ; nd the aterlinig I :a, Linoleurnk, . *r Oils, Chel , n. I . i ,-RTAINS: I use variety of r -- o o da. rtains are the 411 find them , t:hGuld be used. i : xe selling lace . � � va,lfles of the .1, 40a, 50c, 60c, .range ot high . -X.Plete. I . 7 EJ � - � kT r4 1 �-N XA : ; .1 � I I m tilled with a, - cla's land boye , i4 pleasure to i I I I wearin I ( � y a7ait all outlay. . �,N D ') � -WE AR i . I I i � ; � . i � . F � - . irly "xious to . satisted with � It is a new � uake its stride � Of our suita . Le treedom he nt each suit to -�-arer and its � ,� he purchaser . suits': It's : I I : � I i - . �� SS I � I - I I - � I ghams, Liwns, ��h and Linen .- J Dimities in .� I : I a - � I . � � . - . . — . � STU FS . 0 . V 4 i � � Jferent ktyled, It i.i. xmw kripes -1 : . ; , extrii. � value . '[;dia linen and T � ; I . � - i - I - � z I � . � - � � i--ry cusitarner . . - liy the I magy- . I k arid no� less ; � . We've en- ',- the . .- result of 7the ap . � precia- I � I, liberal ways ,--- . ::�,thing Busi- 7 - � I I . � , � L I - - -- I 0. .wiffl, --- " -��,.(I. � , ` 0 �f Cash I ,f (ji,e . C . � � - � -- . � � � , r to t the ab- �vin Jamieson 1.�Vitl� to Mr, � 1. t. busily ea- � P, c6ii-equent- . , , ,ttl. Nliss G. , --itim, friends � �. � . .Ae have re - I !(� winter with ' �.�:ul t4nd vidn- � � -se� q indispa -1, is : � . I - . . � ,7, -ft on Wed- - .- I � f Mississippi, . thew Floody, .%Iiasissippi for ip on .Mouday. IV removeol to z Ireland has a I ,�- past three � e BlythVgour- op in tho� dry � the mill, and .I)ur'ham.1 The � I ' - - iwith Mr.� Ire � niel Currning4 ' ,� week to C'I=- � . ,I,e ,posl ition of �,l Trunk Rail- � S�ence a a ,��t( �1Sprees Of i - '1'access. The I - uses. will be — - - � , ��%,, - .� . , , �,�� .. 11.Z'. _�-;: I - - 13�- � 11 - . I , . . I � � - - I.... I - . .1 , :* .�. 2 . � . . . I . . " . .4 . *- " .� : '. . 11 , � . - I I 11 . --- I �. - .. - � - I r , -1 . C 4 ..�. � - .�� - -4 , 1� � � � - . . � I � . - . . — .'G�ftl ,A I ., - — . i ;, . i � i � i � I --------_ ". I — �: - - ,- , , I - -1 I -- 11 . I . I- .. - I . , . - I I I THIRTY-FIRST YEAR I I � � � I . � I � . . I � i i - 11 , MMCIjBA�N BULR3. I-1U1311S118r8. i i- ' 1-i I � . I,1' I . i - - . FRIDAY APRIL 13 19006. � P �'- I ' WHOLE NUMBER, 1,687 . . I I . 9, 9 5 ; I 1 $1 a Year hn Advance. i�, . I I . � - . I �j . ; �', I i i . i � 1 . i � ,�i . - i - � �-, - . . THE �PRING OPENINGS.J1, Mackie, who was minister of Forteviot, near M�. Petch's son, in that land o prom- 1898.', Mr. Barber was unseated on Account ", I WALL PAPERS ise. Vym. Ames, wife and two son (Cbar- of bribery by agents, and the judges report- , -� I . I seconded the motion of the Rev. Mr. Fer- 9 -.11 - , , 11 Have ye seen me t'ree inch shtan up guaon, of Logierai-t, in the Synod of Perth . lie an.d!Willie) and daughter (Lulu , were ed the following persona:ws having been � 11 E SION an'-r,(vp,-gr � � H. Ila M- . ,ane flop over toy ?" says I to ar and Stirling, 1732, to censure the sermon also in the party, as Witnipeg the o jective guilty of corrupt practices � Hugh n- rvT . y - .V : � ; I -Ellen fi�ibt Satherday. " I want .to r1oite WINDOW SHADES ; Dowdle,. Thoma*s Dowdle, John I preached at its opening by the Rev. Eben- ri,nt, 1 The Misses Minnie and annah . na, Win. � - I � I . ; e I r�l � � up the millinars," I says. "They 6 be ezer.Erskine, the moderator. The motion I ywere passengers for Cypress River, Evans, Win. Elliott, junior, Robert Sher- -1 ' . I . ; i anitoba, and the Misses Bawle far Win- wood, J. W, Wall4ce, C. E. Ryan, Patrick � � I .. havii*24-heir'sphrillig opening today, an' 71'm was carried, and, as is well known, wag the � � -1 � CURTAIN POLES �'� � y I i I . I I goid' 6 intherview th' aphring boinets'," I direct cause of the Secession of 1733, Mr. . I n1pego. �. Lyons, George Storey, W illiarn Halliday, i . I says, " an' I'll have to putt an me other Mackie's actions were not homologated by —On Wednesday, March 28th, Jessie, Thomas G. Dent, - junior, Michael Quinn � i I I OV I* I . ; c . � I I - clothes," I 'says. "Hadn't 1 beither go his parishionf.rs, and many of them with- NEWEST STYLES ' - wife of Mr. Wm. Habkirk, a former well ,and A. E. Cross. These will receive their - �� i I � . � slang wid ye," says -she. Mary Ellen is drew from his ministrations and attached BEST GOODS AT , known and highly esteem I ed resident of the meed of justice in the courts of the laud at � I - I I I somewhat jillus, an' she don't loike the oidea themselves to that of the Rev. Mr. Wilson, . .- LOWEST PRIChS. i 9th concession of Grey township, died at her the coming avaizes.. I "", . �� .. . . . � I � . * I- —Rev. Dr. McMullen closes the fortieth 'I 3, � % 6, AV me flurrtin' wid the millinurs. " Ye'll of Perth, andthe Rev, Mr. Monorieff, of home, Neepawa, Manitoba, after a .�rief il - -� I I . fale lonesome amang so manny gurrle," she Abernethy. The Rev'. Mr. Palmer, the Sewing maohines repaired and eatisfa( - neas, aged 83 years. Her home befolre mar- year of his pastorate ot Knox's chureb. ... I � . � I I - 7' I I says. 11 I guess I can shtand it,�' I says. minister of Forgandenny, sympathised with n riage was Hibbert tow*mship, Perth,bounty, Woodstock, on the 22jad of this mouth. Dr., I . , . . tio guaranteed. -17. . . z 21 Z� . I , and her birthplace was Dumfrieshirot - Scot- McMullen is a brother of Mr. James Me- I CO-AIPLETEN � ' I'll take th'. dag alarig an' I guess I'll be the seceding brethren, but he lacked the Agency Singer Sewing. Machines. 4� . . . �, . � safe, an' ye can! g to-noight wid Missus courage which would havetbrought him to land. She leaves, in addition to her hus. Mullen, M. P., the well known politician, -1 I �-. I �. I I -Clabey", I says. Lry Ellen was a millinur the seceding. point, and he Rev. Ralph band, two'sons and three dawghters. . who has for so many years representea . � -. : hersilf befoor I tuk bur under me protectin' Erskine, of Dunfermline, states that Mr, - —Miss Elizabeth Laidlaw, sister of North Wellington in the Dominion Parlis- I �i i . . AILIE, X, WINTEID ' st . � � wing, an' I foind it a great savin'. Clancy Wilson, of'Perth, frequently visited Mr. I JiLly Mrs. George J&ckson, of the* 8th line of ment. - : 1� L, I : 11 % --- : L . - I I � L t I _A dViCeS ; f I I . y irl Morris, was united in marriage on I -March from Manitoba on April 6th, , . I eye he cud have money in th' bank av it Palmer in his last illness, and that, one da I � I I I I SEAFORTH. 15th, at the residence of ate that the farmers in the neighborho d - I . u� - � I wasn t forth' ,iDf hate. He have sivin he took the liberty of saying to him : f I- p I 0 �-, . - 1 dauh,hters an' ath;re a nat a millinur in th' " Brother, I think you should have stood - law, brother of the bride Bagot' M4nitoba, . of Roscrifield, Gretna, Altona and other' � : ' . I . : . . � I — -' � . I � to Mr. Neil Grant, of BurnsEde,f Revy. Mr. places were then engaged in seeding. Se �!, . ��J I I lat. His woife used to be a school tacher, forth with me and some o�hers, and borne Scotland, and in tha same land she was v- '� �, . - a' that's j List where Clancy mod th' mish. an open testimony against those indignities - Lewis, of McGregor, tying t* inatr:imonial� eral places are reported as having cpnsider- - � 'I a '57 years. ago. ? - 1i : . married to her late I ,usband - � � . bow. There were about I5 - r4qativies and able grain already sowed, and should the t, �.. . I I take av his loifo. Says I to Clancy wan which you have often lamented, and which Theyeame to Canad i in 1855, and after a ; I I -� I friends at - th6 wedding. lkr4 tin# Mrs. presentfine weather continue for two,weeks .1 . and short stay in McKill)p township, bought a - :- 1, - � day, says I, " av ye had married a millinur," are so injurious to your Master's cause ' 2- � I . . ,�. � i gays 1, 'I inahtid av a taicher," I says, 11 an' interest at this day." Mr. Palmer replied farm, lot 25, on the 6th concession of Grey. Grant will reside on their farm at Btrath- the crop will be practically all in. This is L, I I - - T; . I �L . t liest and beat springs ever ,:, � I i I I 'L 7 - Five years later the amily moved to lot 6, . . . med yer sivin daughters all journeymin -11 Yes, brother, I have always been de clair. - - - I . -11 I i'llinurs," I says, " ye'd have been another ficient in courage and zeal for my Lord and -Last year Edward Garvin, ,7ho I'ves on known in Manitoba. ,�i I - III on the same line, wh ch continued to be the - � - . - . . . . —L riders, �,. , Lord Slitratcony Shmit," I says, 11 an' it's Master, but I hope by the riches o lot 1, concession 11, Grey, and does quite a ate on Saturday night George Sa 34; I f His homestead, and upo which William the ,4 11 . 1 i-tsL as aisy to oiarry a millinur as it is a mercy that that sin and all my other sing only son, resides. eyhad four chii� tusiness in 1ruarket gardening, plan ed one a farmer -living near Craighurst, in the 1 7- . I rpn, I . L, zi I �, � � I pound of a new variety of potato, known as county of Simcoe, was disturbed by a drunk- �� , � I - � . I micher," I says,� 11 an' a moighty -80i. @hAll be as tbe'ibiquities of Israel, which Mrs. Robert Fulton i nd Jessie Are deceased, ,f 'he hou ,�. ; ; 1, hisyer," I says.. ,�Wall, about thim qen a a all, be sought for and there shall be none, Early Thoroughbred." He secured as a en man, who'sought admission to t so.. - �4 .1 I '� and the survivors an Mrs. James McDon. - . -1, - , 4 . % I . 11 I shtarted in at Miss Kin8hy's. 8 r. and as the sins of Judah and shall not be ald and William, an i forementi6ned. -Pleur- return 81 pounds of potatoes, all good size, The intruder was told to ,leave. .-Ue did so, , �� I � * . - - ne of which measured 10 inches long by but returned with more determination than . ?" I � . = . Kinshy at home ?" I says to the gurrl at h' found." Several of Mr. Palmer's members isy, coupled with ol i age, was the cause 0 I � . .. ? I . . . , i door. 11 He is nat," she says, 11 but come-. had more courage than their pastor, and � about two inches through. Mr. Gar In will ever to jet in. Sanders cautioned him that -g . -: 1. i I leading to Mrs. T41fer's death, She had E, � � . . -� I I in annyWay," she says.. Miss Kinshy has a they boldly cast in their lot with the As- plant five = varieties of Irish bullets this be would shoot if further disturbed. The j � been a hearty woman and was highiv es- i � I . 1� I . year, viz., the Early Borvine, Early Pride, threat was without avail and the revolver al .. � � . foine divbpj�sy av millinure this saison.' sociatq Presbytery. They joined with the. teemel. A member of the Pres-byierian i 9 ii - I � . - I " What names to be th' lead in' idiosy neresh seceders and met in a little building in, Early Uncle Sam, Early Ohio Jr., and an! was discharged, the bullet entering the I- 7 . , � y I church for years was the old lady, and 'she � . �E - _ . � t, - - � I in hats this aphring 9" 1 0ays to wan av th' Dunnieng. On other secessions following,' early variety from the Ontario Erp.'erimen-, drunken man!x knee. .�t � I I ! � I clung with great tenacity to. the auld land Z', �, .r . � � , � young leddys in a mahogany colored ;hurrb the seceders of Forgandenny and Forteviot' i tal Farm, Guelph. - i - -By the death of Henrietta, widow of .fi � � � � I 1. I- . I ! I across the sea. i ; .1 - waisht. "We haven't: anny," she says, joined the newly -formed congregations. of -Mr. H. - Smith, of Springhursi farm, the late Hon. John McDonald, of Gausue- � . . �T . � � . -J. D. McNeil, of coneassion 14, Grey, Hay, paid a visit to the Elmhurst herd, que, one of the oldest of native-born CAUX. i - . I 11 we're out av thim at prisint," 'she says, Muckhart, Milnathort, Abernethy,. Kenkell i . I I -- has some lambs that are hard to beat. The the property of Mr. W. J. Biggins, of - Hul- dians has been taken. � Mrs. McDonald was ; I . wid a-shweet 8hmoila. ' ' I'm afraid," I says, and Perth. In 1749 the seceders resident biggest at fiTs days old, weighed 20 pounds, I I I ' . . / I wid �,iloiighl bloosh, " I'm afraid -me Ian. in the parishaj- of'Forgandenny and Forte- " lett, last week, and made a choice a ection born in the township of Burford, Brant �. , and another, when 12 days had passed over � �4 . . I : . gua&, loightly too copious for yet com- Viot took steps to form themselves in a of five head of Shorthorns, tifirce co s and county, in 1807, her grandmother, Mrs. I - I . I :: , to & its head went h If a pound better. .. - . . . - . rehension," I says. " What I mint,to say congregation. For years they met in the two, heifer palvea ; two'of the cows a .sired Dayton, and her mother, Mrs. Mallory, I . � I . - . � p I -James Turnbull, of Walton - *i a mar. I . I - ' - ' or -ted Kinellar bul!, antrail having been United Empire Loyalistimmi- ' . . � . . . - was-hav' ye annything ,new in hats ?" -I open air on the slopes of the Ochils, and it, riel, on Tuesday of last week, to Miss Msg_ by; the i - � � I : i . I � : � - . . gays. 11 I big yer parrolon," says she. w3a only in 1758 that, they completed the . Booth (54,TZI), Zhe sire bf the. fir prize grants to the Oxford district whe(n it was ; , � . -1 il-� - gie Faulkner, of Teeswater. They will I . I i ; . � I - 1-11 - . . - , I - . "I �'� v " ,- - 11 I undershtand ye now," she says. 11 Here place of worship which forms the church of heifer at the Highland 18ociety's a ow in the forest pri eval. The deceased had A . I I I- MI. i:-,='�'L ' move shortly onto his farm in Morris, re- in 14�5 i I I . . is wan at eightedh aivinty-.'our, but ,we have to -day. The Rev. Laurew;e Reid, of Lg,ul- 1889; the 6116wing year J"t the Roya� North- recollection of the war of 1812 - 15, and of the - � ,I I . cently purchased from Mr. W. Neal. . ;. I . -' me hoigher than that," she says. 1� I'm er, was the first pastor. . �en, she won first prize troUbIOUS political times of that period. . The impression of completeness which one receives on e -Henry Mooney, of BrueselL-, arid Miss ern, held' Aberd � I I nter- 11 an I takes over all ages; th, -, other . -Aconsiderable movement of thorough - I : nat buyin' hate to -day," I says, " Mary El- HOW CHURCH UNION IS SOLVED. Jennie Grimoldby, of Waltoit, were married - I I � - i11g Our store is patent to the Most unobservant, we len is goin' to make her ould . wan do till . th ,ee are 9: edby Imp. Royal Don (I 4,717), bred hogs is now going on from Ontario - - � . - . 11 : .1 � to about th' twinty fourt," I says. , " She's go- The feeliDg� aroused in Vonnection with on Monday evening of last week, at the first prize i 6nd silver medal bull at t! ie Win- points to the Northwest for the iTprove- . - -� . - � � � have nothing to offer which' we would be. as'b amed the Secession has practicall� died out, and residence of Mr.'James McDonald, -of. Mor- ., ' -- I i � ; : : in' to turn it ind -fur ind, ark move th' in Patbatruie, 6hurch union isa, solved prob- ria. Rev. C.'M. Filer officiated. I nipeg Prov incial Show in 1894. . ment of stock in the Territories. The br-eeds : . - � � I � meet a mali on the street after having sold any partic- whoite Leghorn plume back a6ut two lem. The members of the National Zion, -hueas Crich, of lot 11, concessi n, 17, -The T Ironto Globe of Thursday of last are chiefly Tarnworths, Berkshiries and - I I � ' ) I says, week. mak(s the following ref6rence to the York -shires, Mr. A, P. Westervelt, secre- . I - . inches." Thin she shmoiled %gin, an yterian � I ! � ular article t-0 him. - I I 16 I'm sorry to have to lave ye," I I says, the Free and the United Presb Grey, has purchased a young thorou hbred late Mr. Caleb Cudmore, of whosc -death tar� of the Live Stock Association. has been I i churches of th"istrict frequently co-oper- Durham bull from Mr. James Crich, of . . I - I I ' . we made mention last week : " Mr. C. 0. engaged in buying the hogs, which are pur- . -1 but I have some. more millinurs to inter- He is a first-clas' 41nimal, � � I is is ou - " al � Th' * ' r weelidy talk with our customers. Ctistom'ars like view an' I musht be aff. Ta, ta !" sa a 1. ate in good .work. The state of feeling will Tuckersmith. a Cadmore, '02, mathmatics, Toronto Uni- chas�ol directly for the Government ,of the I I I y urches and Mr. Crich paid a good price fo im. I . I � � i, - � � " Te -he !" gays she, an' I lift. Thin I med be apparent when it is stated that ch - versity, died on Tuesday in .the General Territories. Mr. Westervelt hopes to - � I - any other body of men are --bemfited by a short talk of all denomination were represented at the -Preparation is being made by Mr James - . .1 IT. - - 11� apital. He had been unwelffor &bout a send forward about 2-25 animals this week. ' � I . . me way up to Misliter Pickard's double. 0 I - � once in a while. You go to 'church .and very Often jointed store. The fursht man I mit Was induction i t Tuesday. Burgess, whose farm adjoins Brugeels, lObh -week. his friends having found him'i hucon- The motit of the stock goes to the vicinity ,of . I - I . I The hamlet of Paithstruie is very prettily concession of Grep .. . I . . " ,,for the enlargement and - - � . i Danny, a counthryman av moine. A"Gud scious in . I I his bed on Wednesday- niorning, Calgary, . . . . bear what you have been told often and often before mornin' Mishter Grogan," he says, 11 can't I situated, although it must be confessed that improvement of tilis barn, stone stabling, huffering from ,tubercular me4ingitia. -A farmer near Burgeasville bought a -- 1,; A . - . the country, becausp of the snow which lay etc. When completed he will have a build- I 11 - � - � , I and yet you do not think it out of the way, in fact you sill ye a new shpring shoot to -day," be says. in all directions,- resented Ev somewhat ing 50 by 64 feet and modern in its lay out. Though quite young, and of rather - �retiring heifer for $12 a short time ago, which de- : I I . . - Here's a daisy -a twinty dollar shoot, . !- 7 disposition, he had a large number 5 of ac. veloped into the moat wonderful milker -on : .� are free to admit, with a few- exceptions, that you - "' an3 -bleak appearance on Tuesday. Away to -While operating a band saw in Cooper a -ahees and friends, and se .1 h record when fed under natural conditions. . - �� . we're littin' it go fur Vree twinty-noine," the north -are the eastern spurs of the factory, in Clinton, the other -day, Arthur q naint I A .. - says he. I I Niver moind th' shoot - Danny "' You4 M(in's Christian Aasoci,sti n Exe- The Agritcultural College experts At Guelph - �, were benefitted thereby. -,- I Ochils, to the south, the peaks of the Cook came near having a fatal ac3ident. In - � - I I - . I says, I I I'm writin' up th'openin's, "I says, I cutive' as assistan't treasurer." I heard of the cow, and got leave from the . 71 1 1 - . Ga Lomondp, ; in a comparatively short time some way his head came in contact with the � I I It is the same in everything else even fervid political Lid says : 1� A very farmer to make a careful test. The cow was . 1 6 ) .- an' I would , loike av ye wud show me one can be on the banks of the Earn or the saw. His cap was cut through and ,a light '-The New York Hert - . - . � � - in troo," I says. : " Wid plishure," he says, an' a pretty weolding took- place at the lChurch fed on the' most approved- plan for ,securing I 11 . I - . ttle .brush up, to keep them . May, or seated oa the Fortevok of history, wound made on the skull. It was a nar- I - � , politicians require a liv ' up the shtairr we wint. Mishter Pickard I . of the Heavenly Rest, Fifth Aver�ae and economical results and produceil ,80 pounds ; .1 I . touch with -what utg` ey actually think, or,as in the mo t whi(h is now called the Halyhill. It may row shave. 45bh street, on Wednesday lastl Sybil of milk per day, being milked three times -- ) �! - � ; - in a Margaret, only daughter of th e I � 8 has a large - an' well selected shtock ". be ir tereating to state that the royal palace While I�ying around the ruins'� of the e lat' . . of cases, would like to think,.. I shpring millinurs. There was wan i fi & A , a number o 1 t � . - J udge every 24 hours. The sum of $700 has been � I � I --, . of old was visited ab one of the curiosities late re in in on f youngs ere I . I - I � T . - I shearlotina shurrt waisht that I particularly Tome,- of''Goderich, Oatario, Can�da, was offered for this prodigy and refused. t I , i I . of the district by Charles I. The place was had a narrow escape from death. The �� . I We will not trouble you this week with too much of a ser_ admaired. " Who's th' little daisy," I says a faiorite residence of Malcolm Canmore workmen'were clearing away thei' , debris, married to William Franklin Hart�eustine, -Mr. S. T� Bastedo, Deputy Commission- . . . I � , . , to DaIany, � I Wid th' limonade hair," I says. of New York, by Rev. Doctor Park r Mor- er of Fisheries, has the following report on I I stl and t was here that Kenneth II. died. when one of the walls fell and bur�ed two P � . I . - � . , y '-the immediate relatives; " Frogs :` 11 The i creasing demand in the r I 11 Niver moind th' gurrla," says he. . not in_ gan, onl and in I I - I -. � I � Mon. We are anxious to sell you good reliable goods . little boys. Fortunately they were .4 - American market for this I olelipac i I I Vouahtit was th' hats ye come to see," he � THE INDUCTION CERNMONY. jured. I . friends being present at the ceremon2 The I y ' has I I 1. I . which will bring satisfaction to you, and a fair propor- says�. I I Now, how's thief ur a he d gear," The members of Fyfe and Kinross Pres- i I bride looked charming in a travelling gown been engaging the attention -of a consider- : -While working at ooper's � i - J ,� - . I tion of prolalt to ourselves, for we are not of those who he says, " that's a Rooshan turr n, trim- bytery made a fair muster at the induction new residence in Clinto'rr: le "oth ir day of gobelin.blue with dainty bat of old. rose able number of our people in localities ; � i I i med wid walrus feathers -only 3ivinteen and there was a large attendanue of the Mr. Richard Coultes fell 'from a 4caffold,' and carried a bouquet of lily of the valley. where the frog abounds with a view to es- . : - .. . I t congregation. At the close of the indue- I for the cultivation sisol - - say, we -will not say- that they think what they Say; twinty-noine," he says, I an' here's th' viry about 20 fept high, but fortunately Isustain. Mr. Hartenst� e is a graduate of tilie Met- tablishing froggertea � . I - Co Is � I I I thl ke," he tioh service the congregation had an o - �1 sevelre ropolitan ervatory of Music. I and is � propagation of frogs for market. Applies- 1: j I �. . who say " pr6fit is uothing', to uS, it is bus'iness We latest,"'he says, I I Ilan, h p ed nothing more serious than a � . I � � . $ ; Says. . 11 Twud lu� well on Mary e portunity of shaking hands with Mr. Muir, I prominent and well known in musical cir- tions for leases have been received and the-' � � I yl i I shaking up. � . � � � I ant. I i . of the welcome was one which was cles. After dejeuner served at Del�lnonico's I depa,rLmeut has been -considering what atepa � � - . � � I says, 'I.Twud jist suit bur Fermanagh com- an � .ex- -Messrs. Innes & Horton, of Stanley, I i .... - � - "I'll, � � 1 ! - I . - .. . I plixioD," he says. "I Tell me," says 1, pay- tiemely c6idial. I . have purchased a fine roadster stallion, the happy couple left for the southl,; where i may be necessary in order to give e-acour- ; . � . I We herewith append a Est of reliable goods.—Tho buckskin in' no attention to his blatherin', 11 tell me . TH EINDUCTIOIT DINNER. 64 Texan Jack," from Louis W�igle, IM., P., they will spend a few weeks prior t6 An ex- 1 agement to an industry which will no doubt I I . � I . I I . . ; �. I who is- th' little wan in th' carrKier over ' tended trip to Europe and a visit to the � be one of considerable profit to those engag- � J . . pant at $1.00, the boys', pan In the course of the afternoon the Pres. of Leamington. This horse is considered , �� - � ts) our own maike, at 50c, there, wid the grane shkurrt," I sa I " It among horsemen to ne a fine animal, I and Paris exposition. i � ing in it, and likew9e an additional isource � 1 I . I I T!- by -tory and the friends of the newly induct- � —0 I of revenue to the Province." � I , 6 ict 75ol the men's sui�s also oui own make, at $8.00 games tome," says Danny, I I ye care more ed pastor were entertained to dinner in the supposed to be the sire of morer speedy i and I i - I � I . ) 2 I .1 Canada. i -Mrs. J. F. Young, one of Woodetocles i � ' , for th' gurrls than ye do fur th' ha�s, ' he ,g or � � I I I � �1 - � .-O.00 and $12.00, the lboys' peaked caps at 25o, the says. 11 Come down shtairs," he says, "I an' -Recen from En staW L"ust respecte(i residents, was' the victim of - . $' school -room. Mr. Duncan Balgedie occu. better roadsters than any Biro livin I pied the chair, and among the sentiments dead. reports glan .� . - I'll inthroduce ye to a .young lady nat Ian proposed and heartily responded to was the -The following persons were ticketed at at there,� is a considerable sc. ., ity of � � r . .new shape of.Cbristys' 'Stiff hat at '1.50, $2.00,"$2650 9 th �� I . ahorrible fatalitylast Saturday afternoon. , I . I . $ 9 over," he gays. Th' young lady was shtand- sentiment of success to the newly inducted Clinton last week, for points west : lBert horses there, And that Canadian sh ,I ments: In the morning she was brou lit h - e from � � a new special waterproof coat at $6,50, a'new, 11 Gloria" in' in th' windv in th' front av th' shtore. . . - � � the hospital, where she had Cen om�eratied I minister. Tedford, to Winnipeg, Manitoba ; �, Mr. would comi'pand good prices this su er. ] � - I � .1 . U . : . � ' I I -Xbrella at $1.25, 4 ply linen collars at ,�5c or 2 for She had a koinA a�v a far-alv y Moses luk in - Huuh Ross, toPilot M.ound,Mauitoba; Miss -Mr. Walter Teale, who was killed in an , Pon for brain trouble. She was much bet. � . i bur oyes, as if she was sar y she had iver THE CONCRECAT13NAL SOIREE. , ter, but the doctor in Attendance told the � . I � , � Cole, to Brandon ; Hugh (3ilmour, Hugh explosion a� Hand & Teale's establishment,. ; . uit at $2.50 which will wear wpH, unlined lift Ireland. 11 Mias.Dummy," says be, " lot . , In the eveni nal soiree � family to be very careful and to watch her. � 1 25cl a boy's s ng a,,,.congregatio McKenzie, Walter J aekson, for Moosejaw ; Hamilton, tecently, left an estate of ,P,23,500,' . Z � I . ! About four o'clock her daughter left her I I - me make ye acquainted wid Mr. Grogan," "Was held in the church and was largely at- James Reid and the Misses Reid for (jarn-- of which $5,000 was given to Miss Alice i .. I , I working gloves and mitts to keep the ands from L � j lying in bed and went down atairs to the: ; . I Z) . 4 besays." " How d'ye do, Aiss Dummy," tended by members and adherents. The duff, N. W. T. � Buskard, to wb)m be was engaged. � : I and nobby spring overcoat at says 1. " are ye anny relation to th' Dum. soiree was pronounced a decided success by. -Wesley Whitely, book-keeper in the � -Lieutenant' Colonel Delamere, com- J dining -room.. -Ten minutes later she wont; : - ; , I I . � - av Roscommon," I says. "I used to young and old. . � . upstairs again and found her mo er haddis- - I . I I I I - ; ,S12 which has the merit 0 e ng made to our order . my' ' Goderich bicycle factory, died very sudden- I mander of the Queen'a Own Rifles, Torontol, appeared. She searched � everywhere, and at � I � I � � I I 2 know a shoemaker be tb' name av Dummy," THE 8 TTLEMENT ly, on Wednesday of last week. Shortly! will be offered the position of commander of 1 1 � lifelea . �,l I I says, " an'ye don't luk unloike him," I i . is the, lono, stockino's for eith 1 boys or -o,irls' called Mule- �� after dinner be went into the Huron H?use, � e is cy tean1l, and it is almost certain � last came upon her mo-ther's a body, In 0 0 ) I of the new minister is a singularly happy I - � � ". -4 says. But niv er a wurd did the shpake. . and feeling tired, lay down on� a lounge�. and that be wi aeopt. J terrible burned, out in the backyard. Evi- 4i - I p v Iq I a I of which s al 8 . 4 dences, of coal oil having been thrown lover , ; � skin) sellincy at 25c a air, ever " inother �, I Ye'll have oo�shpake louder," says Danny, one. He was the ur�animous choice of the I . 11 I .- I 0 I , peopl . 6omination was ma0e. when found shortly afterwards h6was dead. - -A boiler exploded in McQuillares ftour, 19 . " She' rd o' hearin'," he save. 11 How e. No other I . _ � � her clotbirIg were found, and all the eircum- I Al � - have said that they are thb best value which we have 8 ha . With such An auspicious beginni he Heart disease was the -cause I of deat I, be Imill in Harristgn, on Saturday, �wieeking � 1: . . - I . I - '- : . , . . - ' d) ye loike yer job," I says to hur, an' jist ng having been a sufferer from ib for some I ime. 'the engine room and doing considerable� atances pointed to deliberate Suicide. De. . I I . . ever. bou(-,ht at the money. We have one raCOO11 COAt thin the clarks began to laugh an' haw-haw ministry here in days to come bids fair to r I i re-� ceased was fifty years of age, and had been I : 0 4 be such as shall in some way maintain he -On Thursday of last week, an old Lresi- damage to the mill. ' Mr. McQaillar - A - an' I putt on me slipicks an' tuk a gud luk � i in bad health for a number of years, Her I left it will be' sold to a purchaser at $29 and will prove I - wound. ad al I . - 5 , . - traditions of this rather unique and historic dent of Goderich, Mrs. S,amuel Weller, , . ; I r husband is a well known sods water manu- t ) I . . bass. ceived a alight scalp -All h - at th' gurrl in th' windy an' thin, bedad church centre. � ed away, . after an illness of abont"l,two narrow escape. I i I . b 11 I I . I a grood investment for any man with the money to saw where the joke come in.. I wasn't ;:ad,. I I facturer. -11 �; o . ; y - � 1. but I Nvas jist a troifle displased. Thin I THE NEW MINISTER. I I weeks with the grip. Th sd -The Canadian Pacific RailN�� has - � ' � � - I lastl - -In answer to an order ot the 'House, � 1�'- k� I spare and who has it in his, mind to buy a coat next mint up to MdFaul's, an'I axed ins friend Mr. Muir, as already indicated, is! a born i;�Ireland seventy-three years ago and agreed to the same reduced rates I �as I a motion of MT. Duff, the Provincial ' � . ; . � I I inni,J - I season. We have a heavy blue derr working shirt at 1 i a brought to this country in iuf ric . !y - wa ,ear for the sbi�ment of Aock tot W. - 1 upo � Shtate to show me th' millinura. " I will," native of the village of Fordell. He studied � y il . 1: Secretary laid upon the table of the' Legis- , � y - ipeg and Brand 'n fairs Co be held n July., . . She had lived in Goderich for thirt�-six � $ . I � 60c which is interesting value, ' an other line sells at says Jawn, 11 but furst," says he, 11 let me in E dinburgh and finished in the hall ' at to. Besides her husband, she leaviles to !These rates, arcla fare' and one -hall for thel lature on Tuesday, a return showing that � . I make ye acquainted wid Miss Durnmy," he Toronto, Canada. He was in Canada for yea I trip,'wh�ch amounts to $72 for the� the quantity of binder twine sold from the � I . says. 11 T'ank ye," says I, " but I've jist some 11 years. He returned to Scotland mourn her loss two daughters. r return I I prison in 1899 was 335,760 pounds. The I - 50c. . I j� t ; . . i f Q It 0 Ji ) A4 N N�, T tl C ��t" 11 'I ' gbt Vjh , I I I I been talkin' to her cousin down at Pick- about a year ago, arid since his return has -What might have been a fatal accident one way. of � I L uy case was 11 cents per . , , happened, on Wednesday of last week, in -Mr. E.A..4cDonald, mayor , oronto,; highest price in a i . to deal with us the year Tound,and prove u's that ard's," says 1, 11�an' I don't loike bur done work as a locurn tenens. Mr. Muir is . pound, and the lowest price was 10 cents I Continue the woods of Mr. J Rapson, � of Hullett, Is suing the M4il and Empire for !$10 000 � ' i . . I $1 ' . - Shtoyle," I sa a. "I'm doin' th' openin's," married to a daughter of the late Mr. 0. A. * I I per pound. The statement also showed y . near Summerhill. A number of hie for damageb t6 his reputation, alleged t I we are doing business in a manner which brings - con- I says, I I -where's yer new slipring roofs," I Carlow, who for a long series of' years was 0igh- t OJ that there was no indebtedness to the Gov- - . . and ' .- says. So he tuk me to th' millinery deparrt- manager at Halbeath and Kingaeat colleries. bors were aiding him at a wood-beel, I Iiave been infiic��ed by articles publiBlie ii� ernment on account of any twine sold dur- I 1 4 . , fidence and satisfaction to �ou and success to us. while felling a tree a large limb was k � ock. that paper, whe� Mr. Macdonald w Is a can- , . 9 -mayor,Shaw in Ing - I ment an' I felt it wus no place fur th' loikes I didate for mayor --- ag -the year 1899. In answer to a questilon ;Z1 I ed from another tree, This fell stri.ki , ainat ex I 11 � � . il � . v ng � ly" I - ! . . AV me ibbons An'laces an' floweis an' IQOQ T, h. 1� — .w—A.A Q'Ifin : of Mr. Duff, the Provincial Secretary, fur- �, I , - .46- - " - - . . 9 9 Huron Notes. Mr. obert Draper on the head and innict- . 1� . . . . -7i- I feathers an' gurrIa widout end. . " Take me ther stated that 1,200 tons of Central Prison I I - I I L � � .-I-l-++ I -++++ , ++++++ - " I —Wingham firemen are going to have a ed an ugly scalp wound, besiAes bruising Rev Mr. Patterson, of Cook!e church, 'J away, Jawn " I says," I can't shtand it � — roul e con� - 11 I I f him a good deal. � Toronto, has received a call f binder twine would e available for the use says. Mishter McFaul have a purfict pa"lish celebration on Qaeen's Birthday. i of farmers for ton of 1900. Farmers i � V - I - —George D. Campbell, of Palmerston, a grogatioi i of M utchmore Memorial church' , I - ] 'I I . av a shtore, an' he do have some dandy mil -i —Mr. and Mrs, L. Manning, of Clinton, brakeman on the Grand Trunk Railway,and Pbil d I'hia. Mr. Patterson says i that al, have been asked by adverthement to send ` 1 � I � " I I � , I I � I I celebrated their golden wedding on Monday son of Mr. D. A. Campbell, of Wingham, I a:'eT net in their applications up to the first of June, - linurs, too. Thin I wint up to me friend - though he call was a most unnuiriloua 0 ' "I . Mishter Abell's. Joe knows how to dries a of last week. . . . . I when the price will be fixed, upga the basis �i � 11 I . '. was injured serio�sly at Harrisburg, on he had not thought he could leave Cooke's, I . � I wl —Mr. Samuel Treble, of Benmiller, re- of the average cost of manufacture for the fl : . ndy, an' be th� game token his millinurs Tuesday morning 'of last week. i . I I n He was church. - He accordingly declined e call. . . � - 1. I 11 . are will drissed too. He shows sonie purty -,ently underwent- a successful operation, Slip L, t year. When the price is .announced the 4 � I . - L I _ for the port of Tot - il A - I I I I - walking oversome al cars, when he —The customs returns -w i I —th' I -�j" I hats, mostly Sout' African shtoyles for appendi,3itis, at Guelph hospital. I farmer who does not wish to.,do so ,I not Z - . I � I L ped and fell b twe two cars. His left ronto for March show that . thevalue of the fl. Lord Bobs, an' th' Kruger, an� th' Buller, —Mr. L. Kennedy, of Clinton, has leased IV n I be required to take the amount of his pro- P - � - arm was terri�b y ushed, and his bead imports entered for consumption Jvas $3,! . . -1. � ,� an' th' widdy Jotb6irt, an' so an'. It's a the Queen's hotel, in Bayfield, and. will con Ling 51,747 for visional order. I 1%, I . i I- foin soight these shpring o - duct it as a summer hotel. . badly hurt by strilria on the rails. The 011;726, as compared with $2,83. 0— ta� , ; ,-1 I . . I I . . � p nin's, an' I sup a and $2,5122,083 for —A very sad death occurred in Viatowtl I - I Arthur Ramsay, ,of Exeber, has arm had to be mpubated. the! previous mouth, . _ . - I . - . ,.. . pope the ladies mught havetheir hate, but I —Mr. Ma I ch, 1899. The increase for thii3 year is h � . I can't help thinkin' that th' soight av so passed his final examination at the Ontario —On Tuesday morning of last week, Am. last week, w en Miss Maggie Gibson passed. � f . �- I I -y J Ilected quietly away. Miss Gibson was one of the p manny ex insive hats in th? windys sets Veterinary College, Toronto. drew Miller,; a well known and most highly $4990643. The amount of dut po ,p, ; �� I i I � sho we an increase of $54,111. 1 . �� i manny's th man a-Vinkin' a a' kapes manny'a —Miss Aggie, daughter of Reeve Turn- respected resident of Morrisbank, was taken teachers in the public school., having held : . i � . � bull, of Grey, who was laid up With con- to the asylum' at Toronto by his friends'. He -It is claimed that the longest train of - . . Clothiers and, I arnishers th' man a bachelor. I . . -7 that position for thirteen years ---And on L 1. GROGAN, , gestion of the lungs -and mumps, isi recover- has been suffering from mental aberi,ation can hauled on a railway in the 'United Thursday attended to her duties and retired I . , I —0 . � - Sta;-es was when 65 freight care were hauled I ing her health. I for the past few weeks, caused by severe a ance o at night in her usual good health, Daring i , I record has � . . . I . Induction of a Canadian Pastor —Mr. A. P. McLean, of Goderich,- slip- physical troubles, and lately became violent, A d it f .35 miles., This the night she was 'heard to he breathing in I , � -, , in,.5cotland. ped on some ice, on Thursday of last week, It is hope& that, with proper care, and bee broken by the C. P. R., for ]?,at week an unusual way. Medical aid was procured t , On the Wrong Side of the Street 5� i I lcl � The following, which we take from the, and in the fall broke one of his'legs. treatment, he may soon recover. I � Su erintendent Leonard received a. report At once, but without avail, she passedaway. -�-' I .1 ! .. . i h 6 , el I d much vt � BTRONG� BLOCK, . Dunfermline Journal of April 17bh, relatee —Goderich Tu`rf Assooiation� will hold —04 Saturday, -March 31st, at noon, t eta., g that' I loaded cars had be n hauled Deceased was highly esteemed an � ! I . isi -a, .. ! ' of of'. Mr. R 8th a d � tance of 12-8 miles in his div . The . � . I to the induction of the Rev. Walter Muir, their summer race meeting on July 24th ro obert Skelton's kitchen, I . respected by all who knew her. She was . e - � -- - , --.---.------ - - lately of Brucefield, into his new charge in an.d 25th. They will offer 8,1,650 in line of Morris, was discovered to be on trip was mao! e in five hours. daughter of the late William Gibson and - I I 1� � . I . Scotland. It also gives an interesting prizes. fire, is supposed, by a spark from —The celebrated Grimsby Park Company leaves an aged mother, one .,sister and one �il I �t . - ' '"A"" �; A � i I e I .. , over —Mr. and N[so. Thoma's Tipling, of Clin. the ' t 8 " i r to be n. deep water financially. brother to mourn her loas. H i c . ketch of the historic congregation A h n It was speedily d enched out, seem . �� - Settlers trains for Manitoba l6 Tuesday during 8 0 0 in ey. —The Stratford Herald of last week says -. � � I,. I . which he has been so unanimously selected ton, have gone on a trip to the old country. but n before a motion was$ ,ade at 0egoode Hall a few �i � I � I : . ir appointed, but Rev. Johv'Cook, parish priest of Wood. 11, . � March and April. Apply for tick ts folders, maps and -other to preside : While there they will visit the Paris Ex- ite roof. Fortunately it happened that days ago to h we a receiv,e - I � I . � ) Position. - I 1h Mr. Sketlon was at hand at the time, as the! an arrangeme:kt has been made that Manager stock, formerly of St. Josepb?s church here, �- I I . � c; I " i. : ir, who I is a native . - information at this office. I I The Key. Walter Mu i Id continue in �he same on his arrival in the city last Wednesday, . —One day recently, Lawrence McAllister, flames were making rapid progress when I H. B. Andre hou � . . of the village of Fordell, Dunfe'rmline, and I I I rs 8 mer. The liabili- wa -N 1 .. of Grey, was kicked in the mouth b a noticed. I I eapaoiity dur rig the ,sum ,a presented with a complimentary ad- :1 . in 1� � who for ten years laboured Canada, was I 01 1pan are about $60 OW, and dress and a purse of gold. The reverend il � I I - I ... . ... ---- i 4i . --..----------------------. . ... . .... r I - horse. Several of his teeth were knocied —Ttitesday morning of last week saw a' ties Of the c I . on Tuesday inducted into, the pastorate of out, and his cheek cut. great clearing out of Morris people for the the assets are vain d at $75,000 to $80,0K i , . gentleman, a short time ago, was promoud . I : - w . the United Presbyterian church of Paths- i . f I . truie. The church which is about midwsy —S. B. Fralick has disposed of his fifty West. There were six loaded care ; of. met- —The prosecution of election booi Here and to the important parish of Woodstock, irt I- il I i 1. acre -farm, 11 miles South of Brussels, to' tlers' effects. consisting of lumber,' imple. corruptioniste goeE steadily on. At the in� the London Diocese, and by his untiring - �'-11 between Dunning and Milnathort, is under Win. Rands, of Grahainville, for the sum' ments, horses, conveyances, h�usehold stance'of Mr. Wiliam Lount, Q. C., Crown efforts And shrewd business tact has won for I �; I � ' . �R* J. MACI)-ONALD the charge of the Dunfern�line- and Kinross . M i I I of $2,200. The purchaser will move at 4 etc. The company ; consisted of prosecutor, sum.. onses have t)ee:i issued himself' marked measure of success bera �� 9 � I i Presbytery. I sewhere wh-cre he has been located. A. � Once. A i MO! loon, Forsyth, daughter And Eon, (Miss calling upon four n persons ill Halton and el a . . I ! �� . . I �t . I THE HISTORY OF THE 0AVUH. I r�ljct of the � becen. and Win. J.) ; J,ohn Forsyth ; county ,to appear at the spring a isizes a � Him many friends in Stratford, while regret- !, . . � —Isabella Cowan, late Thos. Re .i : C. P, R. AG—E--NT Seaforth. The church is in the parish of Forgan- Telfer, died at the h fine of her daughter, George Pratt ; Jno., McCatc1heon, daughter Milton, April 24t] I,, to stand their trial fo , ting his departure from their midst, will q . 1 - i I . * Z . . denny, while the manse in in the parish of Mrs. James McDonald, west gravel road, and son, (Miss Maggie and 40e) ; and Geo. corruTt pr&cbloes, Mr. Justice Osler an(. continue -to wish him every success m his % . 1 ' I I �,j - ' 1 Forteviot. 8tudents of the histo of the Grey, dn Tuesday of last week, at the Ad. Sommerville', who will go to Alameda, N. ustic� Maclennan tried the; petitiop new field of labor. The address was rEad i by Mr. James O'Losue, P. M., and the . 0. B19THUNE, Ag6nt for Merchants a]N� MUtUCU Secesrio� will remember 'that 7orbeviot vauRed age of nearly 82 years. She had W. T., where they will engage in farming on 'case againA the'r turn of Mr. Job* R. Bart. , �il , . . ,�er n I ew I -. in presentation of Id ae by ex -Alder- 1� .f_ �. - i - �' L I 1 - fipred prominently in the movement as- been in failing health for some time. De- a large scale. Jam Petcb, wife and &our, i bar, who wAs ale d in the Libefrall tereab .",4.W . I � Companies. ._� .� i ' March ,roolo - was ins - J ]Fire Insuran � 'a,-- ,� i� - probably locate in Halton at the neral eleqtions-' Inan M� F; C Win. �;iV - - - . . sooiatedl with the Erskines. The Rev. Mr. ceased was a native of Roxboroughthire, (John and Joe), who will . I In � - i 1 I . � I - i I - . i I - � i . I ; I � % a 14: i . I , I L . i I i . I , I . . ! I � - : I - i .1 ! . � � I - . � � I ,., I i . i .- , � . i I I . i . . . - - .. - . I . I � I . � I I 1 1 L . I I I I I . . I - � i : . � � . ! I i I ; . i t � � I . . - � I � i . . I L � I � . . . � 11 � . : I . . - . .. , I I I , ----- I � . I . I I .-1:Z I- I I . . i � - - . . . I . I - I � "I. 1, . I - I L I . I . � - I � ! L, � . � - . I I - � I I � I I I i, ! � I I I . - L, ,]�-