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The Huron Expositor, 1901-02-15, Page 1, � RV I", , . I . I I . I � 11, � ,, . i . � . . — I -- . - � I �[ ! � I I 1111iiiiiiiiiiii I k I I : . --- - -.---- .- ---- � -- -- � 01011011111111111011 � � A . . . . - �-- -- . '. -r-- -- - � -------- -------�------ - - I � I I � .� - � - � I i -.----------- ; I � . . - 1, —7— I .:��- , - - �. �i - I � . i - - -----,-��=� --,., I . I : , . ---,; - i&e , I . .- i I i . � � - 1 J-414 . I - I I I . - . - . - . I . I :1 � 11 I � . I — I . . I- I � 0 X -11 . 1 17 . - I I -. . � I I . , � able I / . , - 'I . & Alk I [ I . I -Akk . . . - I - ** � V Ah6 - 1 - - . i , I - . I � ** - I . - . I � . � q L - - . I I . . , � . . I I - I 11 . I I . . I i " i #1"i m I . tz . � I . ! - - I I . vs It I I . . I - � - I - ! � I I I . 11 I I - 31� . I /J �) � . I i , . . .; I .. I � I . , . - ! . 0 . - . LL .i , � . I I . �,� .,�T I � .. ! 1;� . . � r --1 � I I I �--t3vw L I I - . ) . . . I - I �� I . - 1, - - , - . . V 1 44 � - . - . � � � . .- I * . .. I L L . -14!n�\NX\ - ; . \ . - M, AN I � I -- I , . , . . ; - [-`� �111 �IrN - . P.�i - � I I .: i . - � . i - -- I � � L I leedy. I . . . , . I I i . I . : , i I I] � L ! I . - - - i. i � . I I -- --- - : il'i � - � . I . !. .; I I 1;- , � � ; I I , I d �, - L -- I � . I I . - I - - � THIRTY-FIRIIS)T YEAR. . � . . . I . — . 0 I . I ' - i 4 -----� -., � � . . I' 4 1 � M � 7 - � I --it 11�:�- I I : , _- tg7 I - � ! - � - - - g Ac z I WHOLE NUMBER, - L731. � � � I � SEA�ORTII . F 11DAY9 FEBRUARY15 1901 . AN � -BROS., publishers., i . 1 6 . I 9 ;, I � - --.—----— . I . I I I �i a H I Advance. I . . - --- I — — ; 9 , . I YZZ n � L . I � I - I — - . . - I . - % L - i! ... � . I , � I . i onian, boy or girl, v�ith, : ! � . .i ——� , - - I - ()OURT. '6f them has been thIrcwn n themunici. ' . listatiee from Seafoi�th . . POLITICIANS IN, i . till his i - . 11 : . I . IderniBe, Some years ago he was stance i 11e treas rcror his sureties paid up. L I . ::: - - � . �� . � I riced of any viduterl ap, . j- I -- . - at while �ho c in ty rate hits Spring 1901 stricken with paralysis and since that time I The au( 1tor tells an amusing'story -of one of � 1, ,is or her day of Op . � A very in eating division court came, ! Eel"", so th . . I - - �Or. i . 11ir n: decreased to thee am into, the muni- he has Jmosb c6ntinuously be,en confined to , his earl Ile went to audit I L L .. , 71experiences. - - I - � clothes or garmenils of. I I .. I arising out of the recount in the � late Do- � c ilialities do not reae' a a43 bermfib from L the hot se, but the immediate cause of death , the boo �s of a qntleman who bad been a L . I I . , - - . . - ; I . ,a , R eag L L - Nt prices, not tobi I ril nion election in West Huron, ! tie reductions and th (oun .I has nd right Wall apers , - � I . . a -- � ti�e was an attack of I* grippe followed. by I township tr tr�er for 40 years, und found - I . , velve month., This alk ra- I � ' tried: at the division court t ) claim credit for ;e ductions. Be. - Tueum(nia He was a lifelong member of , that he had sh book, . � �O - I al,boy2oderi(h, last . I � - � . ,usiness, these sitock,kak. I - ..... . I � - we4*1 before Judge a des this, there are i , evera. bridges which Now opened in 411 the I ithe Preobyierian church and a liberal sup- His me hod con A ed in two spiltes or files . L I I " - e and a jury. Mr. Jame MaoDou- tie county used to IV t( Newemt Dosigu& and Colorings - .. I i�i selling; goods &,t pr . a A- . 11 . L qce#. � �- . . I . � I . � h il maintain, but porter. 4 religious work. He was married I �ne for beived, and one for re.cord-, ; L � - money r � T . . . I . . . .. I V . . d, the well known yvou g Toronto barris, which are now thro on ) the munici- With Borders and Ceiling 'in 18.49[to Miss 10. Armstrong, of Kirkwall. -ing bV1 I - . . . - � [nemora da money paid out. He I . I - f .- I .... t r, sued Mr. R,)bert Moll e�an, the defeated t lities. This last ye M Killop had to to match stil b . .i . � - bl 12 children, --,5. of whom, together owedtbo towns ip thousands of dollavp as . -- i i brid I i - - - - - - - . I naervative vandidat6, f c)r $56 75 for his ild one of the - � 6 -� I I . i .&"& I& � � ,A -A. � 8 a e 8, at cost of $800, with aged widow, still survive him, 6] re �lt of this Thode of bookkeapivg. : I - I 0 From the Chea -est to the , , : � nael fees a expens,�s to Goderich to v� f but for this would have P � I t - ; I - . I qu . 4� —0 - -- L . I ' 141 . he trusteeg of the Hart -A. Masseyes- - ' . nd hicb - '" I ang Moat Expeneive, :1 L . _ - . � I 1�nk'after N r. MoLean"a nteresis in the re- fallen upon the count- I .1 . : .1 L - .1. I . I . I I . :I Canada. t4te, T ronto, h ve announc3d that they are . I P. i , We are oving our entire sLock across .0 clurit.. There. was.no depute as to ,the If the assessment ac amended so Hanging wall or ceiling paper 5 cents per —Auptlu Disher, ' a farmer of Pelham � . . t prepare , wh . e consent of the Ontario I � - I the -street L t i a ount of t ic claim, or to' Mr. MacDonwid's that all taxes would be We . i t I I evi�e�io so much roll until April let. to ,by Go - I 4 L ; I � a ,r =teonit to . I I ars by Johnson Bros. as a bardw 3over, but Mr. M(3Lean denied. p)r acre i wnshp, was kille Friday afternoon, ,, erect and equip on the . At roduced the store Occupied for ye ril7ght to re : - ( f i - -, ... are � ' in the townshipi,'and business I falling :rem mow in his barn. He 0 i -: th( Agricultural College. at . I prices er I � L rhe balance of gur �lic � Store. tl�at he had anything to do with MacDon- P,aceo assessed in prop3tt'ou to the amount I Guelph, I . ,g 1 We ,are leaving the store on the wrong. side of-' the - . I ` alighted on -his he&d-,i breaking his neck. a hall a A libmrV for the -use -of the I Dae handsome, U& - aid, and clai med that Meosr's- A. W. Wright of business done, and othek, properties at . , $Q,0W. L . I . qL rich, . . and T. -W. 11, Leavitt, the I AIM X, WINTEIR I —Dr, S. J. Farrelli a former student of atudenti, at a cost of There will � � a Cap n ' have occupied for ne,ar � 7 � erinea, Collar4tes t Ono, block, whlcl� we I �oronto rnanag- - say five per- cent. of th rentiv,l value, there . - Alb�rt ,College, B' be acqoramodati n of a fireproof nature for I . I � 1- . d g e tiof Sam el -Barker's Conservative- organ. ,ould be no eqdalizati(n nee&d. As it is I — elleville, who has been . ' ' 01 at new lower pri�ices " .Ly six years an where we have -on e a - successful clothiD . � SEAFORTH. Merving with theR6yal Canafflan. Dmgoons 100,000 volumes This is believed to be the L k beg! i th � . i Z, - ic�latelylln,llpg OY were. C11 I . .. .- . . ;: n, had engaged the young (3ounsel, and b w,, the towns and vi lages ,�r�lbetter rep. � - . in Bout Afriea, has been employed as civil first gift ever mai'de by a private' individual I - ower than fur# business -r - � J - . I - should therefore pay him. The principal r sented in the count y co� ol than t ourgeor . with the edical service of tha to a 90v rnmen I buildingLin Ontario. The 4 , )� . . ween the various exhibitors. The fol. - I - i I I ler of o-ellence u - .1 witneogeswore Messrs, McLean, Wright and town hips. Yours trul,7: I army, I t a rate of zC A day and rations. new bui ding w I enable the rgovernment, to I i I . � - ex AM Ily, We have -made the claim in the past that it was onO L-avi t t. - The . testimony was very conflict. 11 ., lowing were among the Principal exhibitors i'l, I I ,a. We are clearing t! iem . L - . I . Jom,; C. MO ISOX, � neresse �he do i : ing, McLear itt the J-1 from outside the town of Goderich : Mrs, . , irmitory accommoda- . � I . usine'sses in , erk, f McKillop. i , : I � . I . - -Dr �� H. M. Cow 1 of Galt, Ont., has greatly :25 per cent, off marked of �the large,st strictly olothilcig au�id furnishing I giving''Wright and Leav I ppo � . � I � aces t please and oave.l - echtradictio i in several instances. Thejury . R. E. Ferguson, Stratford; A. Askwith just bei A U inted q the chair in Path- tiOn- � i � , -0 � I .*- - , I i ; the westeru'part. of the Province; and we, still belie' I Aubury ; W. S. Hamilton, Toronto; W. Ology a �d Bacteriology in the Chicago Post- �--A %adding unique in the history of To- . I . L O'b � � . au can buy- them bore :- Ve our- a5cepted M�Leanls versionof the praneac. Seed Wheat 0 � m ititions. Gradu a Medical School, and rent ,,, ok -Lpla�e Saturda, I I oVeV : and refused to I y night, at the L % -L au can elsewhere, � 'L selves correct in'tbe statement. -.believe tire evi : I Carter, Constance'; D. A. Lowry, Brussels ; will assume � j I I z How'eve: , we are going to' ',':" +en -'O Of 2he selections of "teat received from Alf. Baeker, Brussels ; JL. Alpaugh & Son, his new duties in abo't two weeks. He is a residence of Mr.',R*berti J. Ahipcott, Bolton . -1 L L I . � I t e other tv; o. Verdict was given , f or the competitors in the ted I -rain comP6ti- Fergus; Armstrong Bros., Fergus; Carling graduataofQueenla -niveraity, Kingston. avenue. The hap'py couple, who were united I mle prices, i I It I ' . � make it a larger lbusiness, a be'tte - place,, to deal in than it d6fendaut, dismissing the action, �'' - � I � I � t ' - tion," for which Sir Wi I am b. Macdonald, Bros., Exeter; John Moore, Exeter; John * f he Young Men's Chris- by Re- Dr. Cha�ibers, were Mrs. E. 8hipell I . r I : - The evideace of Wright and Leavitt was -Tht directors of . . I � . . . . . u , i I tian As iociation, Wo�drjtook, have decided and Mr., J. W. Andrews. The, blushing I I has been in the - p�st. � The movi cy will : not be f Ily coin the Montreal tobacco k' g, d ated a large Thomson, Fergus; James H. Howson, I . i I 0 � . to the effect, thab"a- few days before the re. I �prj;d I I 5 twice been a widow, and she is 75 � rwear - I I pleted until the �nd of February 1- '"Te expect by-'t,liat tirno to ' er,qnt wis to be held, Mr. McLean came sum to be distributed i. j , hav6 been Clinton; W. J., Plater, Galt; A. J. Grigg, ilio e ir,e 0 t a aw buildiog, the preseab -one be. bride " � � - I- I & in examined, Theme prizoal ar, i awarded t 3g adl�,qnuate to aco mmodate the mrz pla, but is I a most remarkable woman - - � . to their ffice in Toronto. Mr. . I 0 Clinton;- Southoott & Bartlett, London; 0 growina Y4 ; � . be full ' settled a�d read 'In. the mean- !�-Am boys and girls me ber'hip. The b4ilding s o,co I , I y y for the pring rush. � � who I.ive,,'o 0"dian farms, Roos, Waterlool; J. A. Gray, WiDgham - i t oat it� for her 4ge. Th1e bridegroom has reaclied. . . � B rke'r, M. P., the chief Conservative i or- and who have performe6 �Spal fled work in Thomas Bower, Wingbarn ; Be clu ing ot, S. 5,000 but will not be ur-sOoje years, iby the last calendar, and is I * e time we invite - 8 rewd buyer o a per'us'al of the followin . ' ' . K that wear, those fy ganizer, vvaf Air. McLean, stated nior & , -,ed, fO I . hat t 14 b I start . 11 I present. - connection with the sela ion of seed grit - un il th whole amou t is raised or pledges now enjoying hi's Slf;t year. During the . 1zhose, that flt., those hat� . 0 that he had taken atelis to hiive a recount, . in. � Grieve, Exeter; 0. MoMann, Seaforth ; 0 - I . 2 -- wasi . long lea' f I iao far anottea to him, he I . I la A taken e it. I ife 1 , I I � special prices Q, �t we will have fo- the opening days in- our set of prizoa O ed ; r each prov. Pickard & Cullen, D'rumbo ; G. C. Hamil, � . I ic� � ad save you from . �11 .- but that the date .for holding it had not yet - to - - I . 11 - sev. , . . . ince in the Dcimitiion� Th 1 ton, Fergus ; Dr. Scott,� Seafortb ; C. H. -Cornelzius El- has rem 11 ed &'bachelor until he was capti' : � l . rely these are kinds of; new store,: I . . - been fixed, nd'wished to get a first-class - I ; . selections re- -Ha nab Hyland 0 suing � . i I � cei-Ved for the yearly 00 i PEI litiOn Of 1900 Aetzel, Seaforth'; GeorgF'Sw'allow, Clinton. liett, o Woodhouse township, Norfolk vated b3 the chalrms of Mrs. 8hipell. The r I , . Tou would wear, Cold. . 11 Toronto lawyer to look, after, his interests, contained 10Q selected he de � if the variety . unty, or $3,000 foil breach `of promi I � -. I as . co me of bride ha;, childreIrr and gra;ud -children, ,who . - : � . a we've had is corn # I . there wera nolawyers in Huron in whom with which the compet,to , 11 is operating. TIAE ANNUAL MIMING. marriag . Sh i , rejoice,b,ut,of �ourse,tbebridgroomhAszxlb I . he. had any co : - a affirm's that the young man � . . . . . - . I ),od't shiver when u -n er. I �-- - - . , M.fidence. 'They agreed to Twenty-five points wevd,' g ver Ior each gram � The annual meeting of the association who is ,wealthy farmer and drover, plight- any. T e young couple will reside in the- I I i so easily and che pl, . S � I . . � a dh* h " Leavitt went and saw I I Boy - List.:rl � I In 8 U ( a gw�pt n - (by weight) of grain of 001 ,1 quality con- wf6s held on the second day of the show. ea his �rjoth to her by means of letters and West ' . -of 14 %IV a a fu,H range to clear, . MacDor aldh, O consented to go. Mae- ; E d, Toronto, at the conclusion I � . ' " � I I . �;- t tained in those 100 he4d , a A one point There was keen competition between Ex- rings an other attentions yearis ago. Last their haneymocia. and will be at home to . � I . Donald conducted e e recounb in a Very able � � � I I d - - . 0A e was given fo �, � � I a. Iroments", oyal, 4n "' I r each graio hic the 100 heads eter- and Wingharn - for the place in which week he'married another lady of the com. their friends. ir iri the. di re-rit sizes.- , . m uner, and. succeeded in having Holmes' contained. I the next annual exhibition shall be held. munity, � '. . . -A covered sl�eigh,, containing a load of I � I . I � I Odd coats that button 11 P to the neck, the. ifloviuc), m ]Ority reduced from 40 to 20. Leavitt I But Wingliam, ultimately carried the day, � I I , - ! ' I ' 0 . The list of successfu cot Pebitors with . —The effects of r. Sol White, the do. young �eopte, wbile croarsing the railway , � price 90c. Bo3s' -school pants, made by- ourselves.—th, ther swor that, while no�Admibbing any and the show of next year will be held in feated cal e - last -Donninion elec. I Monday night, was � -1 I at fu spring Wheat for the Pr ' V noi ;of Ontario is .ndidate in t track a - Chatbim, on ,muslins. - ]i bility, the Conservative orianization had that town. The following officers were Gi � . o I ) I us as follows :-Henry J. 11 rai� b, Powassant on,'in Essex county and a once prominent struckb a train'. biving to the noise the I . means well made'—the moving price will be 25c a pair. we -Aerod to pa one-half the or6irn and, th $25 ; Charlotte St. Ge rge 1, d Co., Tra- elected for the .current �ear : President puliticum ere offer d for sale by auction - were MB mg, tl�e occupants of the 14167 lantity of -muslin under- . y ; , 7 vent the wa the 0 1 a ona is Saturda, 1,&w His property was held . � ft - . are selliiig odd pieces -.0f -bo s' underwear, fleece lined' at 25c pr shing of dirty linen in more, $20 ;,Joe, -ph K . Wilter Taylor, Winghik-th ; lob vice, -:W' ternoon. did not i - t ice the tmi-6. The engine struck � I inir, sold in the different : ' . , co rt, but McLean absolutely refused tv' � . I � Z, : � , pay Corners, $15 ; Mar Carter, Constance ; 2nd Vice, George Swal- by the brinatient Li in ; . I each plece. The boys' stockings at the. moving price of 25c,- an .part of i 1. I e iri�e ell Andrea, ,� . bhesleig just at'thefront bobs. Thebor-ses . I I I. We sell oux share., ]111 . . - Golden Valley, $12 ; low, Clinton ; 3rd, vic6, J. A. King, Clinton; p� - vehicle and ran . I � . . I earl' H idriaks,Head- any, O London, anl the company wished were sep rated from the 11 I , f6 Is ! . - Women are I IV N'S' IiTORY. � ford, $10 ; Jonathan I . I 1 more. will be found attricti e to the shrewd buyer. I . . WLEA � -b -n�: Blairhamp. secretary,G. Newton, Wingharn ; treasurer, to rr� he mortgage. .There were no away. - , 'o 'I ,( a fact that they shoul(t i . . I . . . - . ' * - . 011, b i ) t ae sleig.h load of young people�was , et . I . I - I . cLean's- evidence was entirely contra- ton, $8 ; -Edith Flemin j I, ,ice $5 ; Bert Hi B. Elliott, Wingliam �, auditors, George bidders aInd �Ihite'bti�l has �pmsessicm. carried the .cowcatcher ni6arly 80 feet � - . � . 9 all I .. I . . I . . I Bond, Mondernoya, $;; . 6 MCN. Rem- . - I . ped albrigaide the -track. The I .� to -put-on under 11� - ! .di tor to these two men, and was accepted etbi Hanna, Mr. Van Norman. Directors,-, d . . - �us. T I I A sai to be suffering from small- and du. I - S' home sewing, when: ! . i I by the jury as being the correct versionlof lip,;:McKell,ar, $5 ;' David Fl�ming', Invan. Seaforth, C. H, Aelzel. Dr. Scott, 0. 0. ego I ape 0 . bhe pa�ty vias a miraculous one, - L be bobght so reas' -, I tt i " ` t 1 4 . - in ' I an lVe attach a Short He 's L�8 - : - ' poxwastroughtto btawsm fewdaysago I , . I - � - . . tile transaction, at he wag in hoe, $5. � I Willson ; Clinton, J. A. Grigg, J. H. How- from Iludllur theS e slerig a a, cove ria tore- be . � i - Re swore th i y oin on, ,rain, and quaran- Th! . I r, a .*a the vehicle , - . i - Toronto on the. day in question with a car The following is a Jig' the successful men, Newton Davis; Wingham, D. B, a r over the cover kept the - I , I b of . , 'Olc was rolled over P I on 8 ; il . . - tined I a t car aloua with six others ' I Your muslin under- � � 10 d of cattle- and- having some time 'to competitors with f 11 li��t:-,-�Bertie And. Anderson, J. A. Gray, J4mes Henderson ; �,.� occupants inside, I Only threeof theparty, - . I . - lin I under , I . I � who WeL I WaY Fleece Ain ( wear I i t ; c' - I . I . re passengers. Three otherpass'., Miss M� bel KipR, PuncAu Smith, and W. I ,a find here- the best- odd I p eces el ,r6w e6nd Co., Sh, & WR I gers left - �he car, and ,;we of thern are quar. . .5 i . I �ther ,shirts or a 6re, dropped in t� see his friend Wright, eridan. $25 ; Alfred Exeter, T. 13. Carling, J.j E. Grieve, John . - lemises. nizht gowns, ' I at the 'Moultain, Avonbank, On " ! 0 Moore; Hullett., G. W. Navin, W. Wallace, - J. Hodges were-, inju . I � I I noing this lot will w o had spAe in hi� behalf nomina'- 'i - Ambrose redi The three sus - I F . . a drawers, the mov-pg price will be 456. ' AL � autined i i a hocel aeNr the ststion, while a . - ts and go orr, at every. � I . , - ti n proceedings in Goderich, He also founcl Higgins, Williarngrove, Oat., $15 ; C. E. S. Appleby; Lucknow, '� J. 0. Lyons; third has escaped. This disease seems to be. tained nasty cuts! about the head, but i2one . I i be found lines th� regular price of which.. wa� 750' and $1 ;1 thfre Sam, Barker,� M. P.,. and Leavitt, GieN Heidelberg, Oatz, !$HV; Albert J. Wroxeter, J, Brethour D� C. Pope; Brus- . I I I qP . ' I . spreadi6p in Ontario as well as elsewhere, , are seriously injaleed. All that remained of � � The idea iF that these are not com o NL turally the converaw.,tion turned to mat- Wheaton, 'Thorndale, 0 't. $10 - Willie owt , L, 'Downing ; I 9 I pair. pleto - suits, and t sels, A. Baeker, D. L y --Mr. - George A.� Ross, of Woodstock, the slei h w,as a'mass of splinters. There - � te political, and the queation of the re. Murray, Averring, Oat., 78*1.. ,wm,. J. G. Brucefield, J. 0, Dalgetty, W. Boyce; were jus; 13 in the party, , � . I I nt Much clear our-stlock thIs price is put on tile lot, so we will have as no tit in Weat Huron was discussed. Wright Armstrong, Constance, 9nt o $5 ; Adam Saltford, J. Lennox; Goderich, C. _ Camp- met with an accident which resulted in his I -1: �� - � ,-- � . . , 1 --&— . . - few odds and ends as - . 4 In ed that he allow them to send up a To- Steyenso'n, Avonbank, Opt. � $5 ; W, J. bell, J. S. Howrie, Richard 0. Postle- death on. Friday lasb.,-He was engaged --. Perth Notes, - I - I . 4ka to sell possible to carry over for the coming, u with the W` I men who, .1 to lawyer who was well adipted for this Du6lop, Macdonald's f�oinel , Oat., $5 ; waite. � , ind Motor Company in erecting I .- it re�dy-to-wear suits� sev,son. We exp "I ct that there will be ''many who; will avail ki d'oof work, MoLf an denied ihat he had --Gordon Geddie, Paris, On I " $ I A motion to make the nextannual ex- wind millo,and while going to the top of, -M td.belfreceiived forlieenEeg lastyear i. ' , . .1 1 .� the barn r. o e Long, about five , rentals, . ; . = . ,iey are going to buy . tol them 5here were no lawyers- in � - � hibition a county one was carried by a rt $800.0� ; fines, $ 4; electric light I to convince them ihat. . rig I f vote of 9 to 8 over an amendment mile2 from- Walkerton, he fell to the floor $1,833 �( ; rents, �: $172 50 ; board of works . I I themselves -of this opportunity, of pieci' Out their Wlntey Huron in w iom' he had confidence, and The Transport to make � I . atio),a ,roblem. �expende( , $9,16 27 ; -waterworks, $1,534., I � - I 6s are better than can stock of underwear—it is a chance not to be -Missed.- . swore that h ,had told them he already hod the show open to all comers, below, a distance of some 25 or 30 feet, and . - I � � . I I I . . "� The Problem of Railway %tea in Can- I . Aied- three or , ric ligh , not including salariee, . � ores. We giv& special , two local )a yers 613 aged to look after his a . . NOTES. I fou� hours afterward. The 98 ; elec' I extra values rrien4 . 13 ' w da: " was the subject of eon. i 1teresting I i * $1 , 622-:7f, ; law and insurative, $196.05; There is nothing lik� a movi g to heli? 17011 fin(i M I � - . I . , . that - He O noidered them qpife com- dress delivered before the , &d. i unfortunate man was 32 ears of age. I ill . . � . I interests. 9 y property committee, $365,09 ; salaries, $2. - I - thing, ranging in price - -n har peteut, and objected to the expense of h P0 ,tical Science The poultrymen were all well pleased ' -LudNrig Mond, an ,old country chemist 034.0 P . - ful a nercl it Club of t a University of Tor, ith their treatmen G 2; )ublie school, $3,000;'high:echool, I odd lines will accumulate, no .matter how care! tin I : . � bringing up Toronto counsel. Barker urged � unto, by Mr. w Zrich. 'of means,, is spending a million dollars at - I � you may be., T, 4. Ruesell, secretary pf ,he Canadian J. A, King, of � Clinton, 'claimed a beau. $1,250; interest, $460; relief, $308,.85; 1 W4) find a lot of men's rea that Victoria station, on the 0. P. R., near Bud- ). - . dymade suits that the recount should be properly con- Manufacturers' Assocciati ' tiful bird from Charles VVella at the show, bur - grant@, $513.66, � . � - du?ted, as irregtilarit as miiht have existed ton, : no day last 4 Y, in �connection with the plant and I I . are. odd, and we i tend. that these will be moved it. the price week. Mr. Russell is � an Usborne boy, and . the price being $5. i � buildingslor the treating by a now m6thod -4-On Alonday of laat week Mrs. Chirles will do it. .i . .1 � I... I - . � of hi"h 'rty capita) o0u, be thade and a we are all proud of the d stinotion he has Joseph A. Gray, of Wingham, has the, I McKenzie, of MiDnkta-n, received the *ad . . . I I � 'I P' -ore, which has been found �- . . I � pr test be entered for the purpose of a saw- i of niokel-oopper I da- with this reiult.-. . - . . ; won for himself in the Qu en ,',lity, and his proud distinction of owning the highest -- news of her dat ghtar's death . � We are maki . 18, off lor something better. McLean also swore opinions on this ! � in large c Uantities , Mrs. Cuiee, I L ng three distinct pric.es.on'a tot of' men important subtecti will be of scoring Langshan family in Ontario. � in the auction. It is an of Detroit. Her'DOGY was brought trom. . ' . t- Of style, richness of . I . thalt they assured hm that -the Toronto in6ereat to our readers, , . It has been suggested that, hereafter 'individua, enterprise, and Mr. Mond will Atwood I tation to her mother'son Tuesday. �.ctioa of fit, our bays' suit -s- ; the lower priced suits will be just the thing' that. * c0iiinsel woul I � spend MU 3h more, it is said, before the plant . � I I _ you I d not co t him anything. On After reviewing the quest Ion at some coops be procured from the Ontario depart- in in O . Naturall the poor mother was nearly heart a excelled. W 1 will be looking fo-r a little later on, pa.m6ly. s6methin thio understariding h( agreed to allow them length Mr. Run I . be per %tion. � . 11 I br6 an, she . I . . concern, you,. if you 11 _ . I I I g that to alend up their' mat. - After the recount, sell drew the c( elusion that ment at Guelph, in order that there may -A c6nte' ays - 11 The people k �ae the only daughter, and U cannot make . for an everyday s I ' i - under,present- conditions a rai 'w oommig, more uniformity. thusiastically favor the idea of I out si months ago she laid to ' to. yo. would do ab ' rest her I uit. Mark the price : � of Ontari en . - : � . . Twenty M a Donald demanded his fee from McLean, gion Was the best remedy si �Msyble. The .son Charles, who � � ' � � -Tthing degirable will-. 7 " I w h denied any responeibility, and referred time this coun vy manufacturing ita own sugar. I -� 11 I - . � inen uits) asso we have ut the i .f was not yet opportune fo �:� Government Canada h jueb as suitable for the pro uction �-On Thi .lied in Manitoba. . .,. � �h,oBe mod -eat -prices so . . hi to Mes rt. Wrigt, b and Leavibb. These , "The Auld Fiddle,",'The Power I . . - I Vy athers prijit, � Ina pric � ownership of railways, and to, his mind the Avon'bank were ishocked, to hear of the � I I i 0 Fifteen more of 'a better' T 14 , refused to pay, saying that y . . s - well- In acl e rted Sizes,; - I mov- 8 d ursday 1pf last week the people of . iri, e at $3.50. class also as- two, gentleme i of sugar f a of wheat, oats or baxle'. Sugar . . . ..'� ) only solution of the existing Ifficulties was of Music. . I I ;ct Fsait. became corn I is an agri ultural pr..oduct, and 'this- is., par death - of two f�rmer residents of that I . � . sorted sizes ; these will sell for ,the moving �rice of $4.60. McLean shou d pay it, MacDonald ,a railway mission. i T Is could be The following touching incident was re- ag � ricul ry-- locility,'Mrs. WIliam M-Ovittie, of Bud. le choice new' - tired of the g4me of liabWdoro and shuttle- brought -about with the lei lated by the late Mr. James Dickson, who co �. tural count . � The I thiagv:. suits f a still better grade\,suitsi-that sold for- coc1l ' -at revolution of neumpt n of sugar in Canada is , 0,. bury, and Mrs, ames Farley, nee- Wiss � Twenty-five . :, aad one I McLean in order to fix the existing institutions, and bhe :reform. that for many years represented' Huron in the "' � I Q1 I ust the kind that nitin, - 000 poun a a year. Everything is . I i I real; onbibil 000 poun avorable T a . - ity iggior Rufr, of Edmonton, Northwest � , ,$7, $8 and $10 ; These will be O'leared at $5.-50". . i The 'ury found - ihat - Me' was achieved by evolution ,athor than revo. Canadian Parliament and'wbo was after. tit y. Mrs. � MoV - � 11 I ; Leai was not liable. and, of course, that luti' to the pr duetion of every pound o this in . ittie was sufferimto - . . I . I on, was always preiferab.a. wards registrar of this cqu�ty, at a ban- '. , n o6tt"k of I& grippe and. w" ,r�- . � . I . . Our reason for'offering these at such low pric 8 is the means that gassro. 'Wright and Leavitt Mr. Russell, in th ourab o 1. is remarki quet held some years ago In this county, Ontario.-" I . . from a I . -. � � . � e 0, 3, eria when she was seized with heart � . -Last Aday eveni fire broke out in cOv 9P . .1 . I I are.1 I ted out that every ind�str 1 was more or and the report of which -haj. been handed us the railw 1 station at oig pigtoles, prov. failure an I 'L,++++'r'+. best. We want t clear them out of our stock and Ithere is I has t3iaoe, been settled, and 0 a d died ir� a few hours after. - � . . - . � I - I . - I ) . , T ie mattei feelo, depend'ant upon the ra �id, safe and . Tr was complet I d . Soutl� Perth county Orange Lodge met . - for publication. Mr. Dickobn said : ince of ebec, which eT e- - - I - . . . I . I no ,use mincing matters—they must go —the price wilf do the Mr. MacDonald has een -p6id his bill., It- economical conveyance of iti products to It isnow forty-eight ye re since i first stro a( , in conveittion at Stratford on, Tuesday, of I �te ... - , . would have been very much more to the the consuming m�rkets. I y I and the station agen his , . I . deed ; see if there is not something in it for you. � I I I came to this country. I wa i then little more chil last wee , when the following officers were I I . I dren I iarely escaped with their lives. . I � .. . I � - - . ore0it of all p%rties if this had been done in Some of the difficulties of than a boy, fresh from Edit burg University, Mrs, Morin, an aged aunt of the agent, was i6te : Coun, Master, hL F. Irvirre, - . - . . . . . . in 1 the way I , . I � - the Ifirst place. � . secuting redress, the speaker i�atated, were ar the burned in b r bed, -where I Thomp- . . We are showing some fifteen dozen_ pairs of . ool and - and had come with 'my fa)her to be e vplalsha ; depu maste , , W. J. . . - . shehad been con- I'll r, � . i . : - ---- a the 'permanent nature of rail: trials and privations of ea y pioneer life in son.! Logan ; seer tary, David Bonis, Blau. I and Part wool sox; these to -clear - are! priced at two - airs for co hvay invest., , . v zi UL i linty. Councils and fined thrin igh illness for eight months, Mr. ; I . - -the Equal- m ntay which prevented ':. capitalists the backwoods. M,y moth r and the other Hudon mi �fe deoperate efforts to save tier, shard ; treasurer, L D. Lawrie, St. Watys- I � . "A - 25c-. Twelve dozen white laundried shirts to clear at 4,5C.' ' ..' izatLon. i " i . . I U I .-IL from' withdrawing from aO unprofit. members of our family war in the old- land, , ' . . I � I . I I . . I � but was oi rercome by smoke, and was foun I chaplain Reuben" Switzer., Blaunhard;1 ,a'- � . � Thirty-six d I : FMTOR 1,4',XPOSITOR,—In )�kn editorial in a ablel - line without - all A��,Oat total and an ocean and a. wilderness lay between ; I ozen I en collars straight,- sland-l1p, four ply, t 1. by neighh irs lying unconscious in one of the -nsnci&l ale aretatry, �ohn Sawyer, Woodbaln ; I ) . - . ; lose the existenc � I 8 Co. I receatiasueo.1 yourpipero"ii county,-coun* . 0 in C a of hundreds of them and us, Our worldly possessions, when . director Df cerenionics, A, Brethour, Kirk- I Passage@. I mile of local railway whi h 4hould .nev I I . .� clear at three for 25c. - We forgot to 'Mention .a�, lih;e of boy'S' oils, you inN ited others to write their .. er we reached the Huron tract, consisted of - I � '. I . . . . . I have VVhile! the men of Toronto have been ton.: i I � I pinions i been built ; and blie so tte led character I I 7 . pe(rt jackets that we are clearing out at $1.90 ; ,this alone -will 0 f differbnt from yoursi As no two chests, which had been brought from discussing in an academic way the erection -Ano er ol(ii residenu among 0 . . . i .1 , other person appeare to have an op I 1, I test Cas& L � . i iion on of tire population, which ha4 ,Uevented Hamilton in an ox cart. ' After attending to of a statute to Queen Victoria, the women. CiLigeng Mitchell passed awayon MOUJI&Y I : . �- ; I)rove a saving for b -hande'd'buyer. r, : i I I the subjedt, I venture to give mine. The ra y m eing run of that . city have gone to work t mor ing, f last week, The dece"e4, Mr. I he fore . _ , - ilways until very recentl f 7 the duties which d9volved upon us for our o c,)Ilect n I . - � � � I on a paying basis. At fin t g nee, a uni- immediate needs, we eat down to ponder on fundu for � memorial hall. At a meeting of I I � oou9by coune'l is all right its now consti. William d rl:,'falber of Messrs. Stephen � � ; - E a - . 8�m.� _I ;& The trade hi men's and ladies' fur coAs � has proved form' proportional mileage rat seemed a r dw �s Store. I tuted, ,in my pinion, %Ibhough the equali. I the beat course to pursue in our battle with the Historical Society it was decided to ool- and: rds, was one of the viary I I I surprise to us. , We could not have th zation-lof the seeisment of the several mu - vepy� i le matter to arrange, I ut when the- the, mighty forest. After a while m. � . i , --ought t&,t t4h, ttad) ni- lent a teu dent subscription among the wil. early settlers AD I - - � � . - l Lky I .f that town, aa4 had:reeri it � --i I cipalities 00111 be -mor 3 equally, and equit7 comp:titfon of Water, route a 4 transcon- thoughts went from our present surroun7 men of Toronto, and secure other financial grow fro a A small village surrounded�by I I - � would have been s- large as it has been this s6ason ; we ar) ably made. f the county council was rei, 6inental United States line:, a, preponder. ings to the dear ones at home in the old help to erect a hall, in which the central fea. the priff, oval forf,ab to its pro- I �, their father,-M�,,, I I i , I ' � . well satisfied with the results, what we'want now is Jo 61ear duced to feiver morrbers, they could not &nce:of traffic going one way and several land, and ossib)y my father's thoughts ture will tle a statute of the Queen. The gressive mportan: a. The #ad z � horne from Moles'�. J . . I . I . 0 dpe= � I . . 7 ri - - . I I a ligid rate on - -was soon after takeit 15 personally know what rep&i i are required other, points were coueidere4 drifted thitifierward also. Finally he said to hall wouldj� be available for meetings of the reached � he ripe age of -91 years, �had , , rig,ht out, and we are offering three calf coats at $1, each, on the difforent bounilarieB.1 he such!& basis was most imprayticable. It me: I . and I . � , I 5 - Zllisa Agnes ,'jtewart, . . . Again, If t i I variou6 wc men's societies. . lived in d7at community for the past fi!fty . � � . . . I % � I a to was �quite another mabte�, ti iti railways 0 open the kist, an' see if � I I -Mre. h4c-Ha, three Russian co .. .at $12-60, two Tasmania coon at $19,60 GovornmenCt wer - appoint more of the I " Jeamers, wad y: . -A tie, pamphlet, issued by the Ontario Ybars. I � : . �, ; . rdy thi)U ' ' ). offio6ro, the -q3unty vould have to pay out shou d be the absolute too h i they are in thl feddle is al richt ?" . � . any shipped w quaw go ' n c � . Departme t df Agriculture, in the interest -The Stratford Beaton of February Ist, I � I - - I , I onday. -Mrip. one ladies' Corsican lamb jacket at Q113'.50 -will wear ,Oith the lar ir salarie4 But, to come back to the the djustmant of the local e4 ,it tariffs, as 1 did as he told me, for knowing him to of the Wo erl's Institutes is out. IC con- 1861, jpublished the following, which tr�zy I I . t . - f . Or, M - highest priced ; two Astrachan jackets Will Pe. ,cleared at equalization. The towns and villages are in many instances thel ual h i ir power in be a good fiddler, 1, thought the tunes of the tains inter sting papers by well-known peo- � . . � � 14 in the village t1ii : 0 11 not equalized its - high I a MOB n i I be of intereatto some of our reaieris evealLat . . � . �. 0 5 t arbitrary a unj4t manner. An old land mith b chaer no both. this late date: "The one bun red ind . and Mr. Adair, ,, A- .0 a the townships and On opening ple on do estie science, brean-making, im- 0 . � . ' all 0 ' - . , those Will -be ' und, to be of gre#-Value. � We ,have it a Inat ' ce of this was the da�' i, � which the I - . zfL . I � I I ,the lisproportion fm greater now than wheli i the chest I utid the fiddle and banded it to provemen a of rural 46mee, foods, butter, second anniversary of Sootland!* natieusl I :, Ch-iatian Brinker � . . . ; I - I � each municipality had direct representation, protective tariff was taken �advantage of to my father. I � I , � T I . es, Maguire, statio# seal in a small size, a 82 bust, that Will be dleared- out at , making, p ultry, and the thousand and orr�7 board was celebrated W the village z Df � � . I ' -- give" v6stly obea er rates lrojili American He took the violin from my hands, and . . -from T' - . For'lin8tance, in 1895 Goderich town wa I ititerest-to farmers' wives and 341itchelf for the �fir,A time by a public - . his houie, i 4 . subjects o . � citie,,� than from- I . I , moving prices. The balance ' of our capprines, some twelve in asees�seid- at 81,081,295 an( equalized 0 Knadian. I I umping the strings, tbuching the daughters.; The movement to inaugurate dinner at the Commercial hotel. Dunoan . � . - ,&lied on the death 0 � . , , Tl-�a speaker dealt with g I roui) rating, the I absence P1* relievin - number will be pliced along side the' other"fur's wid o6red $876',300. The same year McKillop was bridge and tapping. the sounding board, his womenis ilistitutes was begun last year with MeLaren occupied the � chair and D. R. � . 1 I . . y ' clas0 tie's lbion of gQods, and 'the face illuminated asbe ejaculated : I . ly but w.aa t . I . I . assessed at $1,788,700 and e uslized at $2,, I charges for I two lustit.ates, and its development has Stewart the vice -chair. The speakers were z - %ken. i 1 47 1 . � I 032 - and lose - . - � seat, - Ur 11 � at inoving prices, � . � .- 1 ,729. This Isar, year tf a assessment of oarldads, than carl ads " She's a' riolit, Jeamem, she's a' richt." been muchI, more rapid than was anticipated; Messrs. Jt6rvis, A, MclAren, John Grant, . -� . Geor ' - Goderich had increasedto 11,218,915. and ; —0--;- - I � 98 I He then rubbed the resin on the bow, and � I � . - stare, and .Mr. Will Remember �he stand—next to Youug`.� grocery. . i . I there are 4oW nineteen institutes. Alex. Campbell, ,E. Winstanley, James � - � 11 - I was i equalize( at n7,,300, not; the same as � The Poultry �ho . drawing the latter across the strings struck -Mr. V, W. London, editor, of Welli Hill' Dr, Bpwie and J. B. Davis. Songs -.1 I I a. store, were bot& . he t , . � ' -�F on - by A�ex. Matheson, J. Martin n : I I in 165. on� t, J_ �anc, AlcKillop last The _ up one of the grand old Scotch airs, 11 The ton New Zealand, was in Ottawa lut w _ � . I annual poultry show'i un ,er the &us- ee .-, wer ng I I last week. -.Mr, . I � . � ! year was asaoi oed at 44,993,182 and equaL . - E. I o meeting o osed V -en very ill, but at� +++++++++++44++++++ , � pioeo I Broom o' the Cowdon Know a," which he Mr' and insts ey. I - - I oultv a i at took ' . London says that Canada, within th W a, , � . -; I I . � ize& -at $2,918,400, so thtt while the Association, was held at Go3eri h on Tines- had often played for mother and the bairns. past two I y singing " Auld n 10I . 'I was somewhat im, � I I . . . - i ne I I I I . � � �. 4 in " Auld Scotia."' When he had finished �srs, has become much more 11 y � - I � . ... I equAlizatim o' Goder oh re ains stationary day. W6dnesday and Thursda 'f last week. widely kn wp throughout Adstralia -on , rus I let, 1901, there Passed . . i I a 11 i I 0ay I than I J . � I . --- - � � . . I I that� Of L McKi ,lop wa i very materially in. The show was a success iii evIry respect. the first tune he played another and yet an- she bad d ring many years previous. The away , er ,,, n's. ireaidence, Atwood, - - . I I . � - � I . - i . . I oieaied, 'notwi thatand ing the ' fact that thq� There were shown 22 Brabmas,! 8 Cochins, other, and as the beautiful melodies rose on standing of the Canadian contingent, Mr. Eliz be Oliver, rolict of the late� Samuel - I .e. - I . I � . -- . :1 � . . I I � increase in- the assesement of Goderich was 8 Langshans, 65 Rocks, VVy O'dottes 75, the air I could not help lfh : London ea. 8, attracted a great deal of at- May, 8,940 86 ears. Deceasedwas born in � I . � - I I 'Father, ye play the inking lnd� in 1814, and came to : I �f Winnipeg, i � . greater than tie incre kee in bhe assessment Game 50,'- Polands 12, 40, iddle a great deal tention, a he people throughout Australia Cornwall, Brigia, . �, a . I . ' % . U intaucea in and of 74cKillop. . In dditio to -this n Houdans 5, Red Cape 7 80" better now than ye ever did in Scotland." are becom I well acquainted with Canada"m Canada * th her ht�absnd, shortly after their . I i � 1 O -. i P. Dime, son Of Mr.i account is tak n of the personal property in Minorcas 28, Andalusiana., The rausic was finished at last, my father - - Winnipe . I . I I . .. I 1 13, resources. . ere is, says Mr. London, a ma .n 1833, Arst making their I ome I �11 �.:,u from �� I � I the,towns and villagem in the equalizationi and sorne 65 Bantams. � relinquished the instrument to my hand for great feature �,for Canada?s goods in Aus. at Tullrgipi-n ,,ton, ne4 Hamilton, where they � - - I . I i 0 � . I .a appears to ba ,, � t . I., � I I . whereas the personal property is added to Judge Jarvis, of Montrq!al, aafe keeping in thechept,andl saw then tral � aids the Canadianv� and Aus. resided some 18 *-ears.� They thenmo' d - '. . . I 9A a very ia, an( , ye . . - �(- recent snow has.. . . . . the �equalizati n of the to nehips. Or in busy man, but he in an e',�Per I . d d what I never saw before or since, the tests tralians ai � a ive to this fact. . I up to Pi rim, resiaing there about seven . 11 � I . . - 10 I . hing, and ta L , - I . I I % rmerg . I other words, while a I the personal pro4' has the full confidence ofl all ! e'x h Mi t Or"n . trickling down his cheek. � I . � years, wl Bn th , rchased a farm I in . it. -Mr, NIcAndrevvy I 6 0 -Lste �stlriday night the home of Mr. . !ey I Pu � � . party in the towns nd vjllages is thrown He spoke highly of the show an said that I . James Da mage, South Gower, was burned Naesaga*eyx towkiship, Halton counity" . � I � 6 Order of Chosen ff and all the real p opert5 reduced over in a Her 'd a6unt 16 0 . Clothi ris and Furnishiers' ' - 0 �4 1 onie respects it was ahead a [ the recent -In the death Of Mr. Malcolm Camp- to the -gr I nd,and two lives were lost. Mr. e Mr. May die - years : e interests of Gor- � . . I -. . I 'one-fourth from. the asse6sment, the show in' Montreal, wher 800;"birds were bell, -which took plaice at hie residence in Dulmage' �ho a in about half -way between MTs. M ay then revi' ad first with one &�U'd - - I - --go incr I I � . . I � sonal property of every toInshl a r�. 0 evening of last week, Pelton's C I rners and Heckston, ,and no as. then ano�lier of her children -until five y"re. -- . . . . . . I . P �, I ; � ia la, ease of : . I - is adde on exhibition. The avem o s re of the Luoknow on Monday . � I e society is &' to the equalization, and, aj _ P � ,I when she madie her, home with her Ion - Th I t� a case of birds shown in Goderich w ovi r 91 points, the oldest and for 'I many years the most Cistaric iv d in time to save the house or ago ; � ly popular here. --I Formerly on ihe Wrong Side . o e than Joubleo, and the reat which means many super r I As. Dul. Robert, in Atwco& 11 � . ,a . Any. prominent citizen Of Luoknow, has joined its occupa Am-. The victims were Mr. ; I . - �- I , - is 0 ' lace . ; ahl excep rounds, and many � - roperty in every tow[ 1 t one is thing over the 90 ranks, big , ai i tie bl%ek the great majority beyond. Mr. Campbell mage's,mor Will, a young man of about 22 . P, I , -A: voly pleassat event took D12 " . a of -Mr. I . - JR ", raised from the assessment, This, I claim � Hainbur shown by Weal M: Lean, God- was born in Inverness, Scotland,- in 1819, years, and th boy's Aunt Bella, who re. Wednesda . " 40il"t week at the ! ,ny friend of the Street, SEAF0Rfw1w-'P1c1�AllOP, in " ' V eveknin I . . . . ; 9 . d to see his pieaa� 1 - - 1. is not- a� fair oi- it ble e alization. . In ' � : . , l .. I I . - I q ericho reached 97, Ed. MU o 9, J, C. Wells the same year as our late beloved Queen .aided with th family. The remaining mem. home of � Mr. an . David Dow, of � I again I I ;: . . I tijon X rema k that it, looks 97 for black and. game, nd io on. W. Victoria, and was consequently 81 years 'bers of tht fa ily escaped to the homes of � . 'connec T nal a Hibb*,rt, 1 - . I kir. Wm. this �v rhen th thitd daughter, Miss � '-' � -- � be. f � - I .. F . � , I �F I . en laid up for I - : I I - bad for tow a like � eafo ry W, able you g lady, woo i . � � I � rtb, for iD8t&nCej Carter, of Hullett, carrie of 21 firsts and 10 months of isge at the time of his the neares; n ighbors. The stock was saved, Va , n - I Oa February 19bh arid 26th, April 2n I � � Ving in- d, fth, 16th, 23rd and 30th, 1901, only, th a when the c unty�aou2cilco siders that the . and 8 seconds-; Colin Catolibe'l and Alf. death, He received, in his youth, & liberal but the ba Emi'y, * t D Mr. A . I . I rinett is frio . . rnsiand feed ware'lliurned, and the married x. L. Stewart, an enter � arehased from Mr. C. P. It. will run one way oxcursions to California, Britis . . i � I . h Columbia, -to the minin dik- merchants and others In not wn the stocks Askwith were leaders in Baikid Rocki, education in the paixish school of his native surviving i ne I bers of the family are now ng y'ouug far or of 'North Dakota. I �9 th �, . I . I '� tri(:t3 of Nelson arid Rooslaild. also to the Wbeterh States to such points as Helena and w to I John Thomson, of Fer , h, d a white town. He assisted his father, Donald destitute. i "i : � . . T i' reMDUY was rformed by Rev. Peter ; eanett is -a retired hi h ey carry and control The ce I . I - I . 9 . . � I I 14 this class has" I BUtte, Montaina. The 0. I . R. is acknowledged to be the, beat equipped long distance We have 41so heakil a go d deal and hen ,a resen . a a large gathering of ! . I I � 1. from Brahma, cook w ,ich we4hed 1.4 Campbell, on the farm till 1846, --when he -The i ep6rt of. the official auditor of Scott in t - . r � . tely, and we under- i line in America, civility and safety are assured when travelling on this. For all informa. county counp [lots about th reduction. in ,and 12J pounds each; C4 iccounts, Mr. J. I I T - I ! - . rlin i� Bros., of came to Canada, and located In the town- municipal . B. Laing, re- relatives a n frien a. After the ceremony ; 11 Alow. Come along. I Lion. regarding rfl,tes, time and booklets describing route, apply to any (;.* P'. R, agent, or the count ra a in recent ears, but this Exeter, were to the fr t'licott ship of Blenheim, where he taught s3hool cently p . I 4 ! . . y . alai, Son lished, aliows a remarkable im.- the Com ... itiat do ,a to a splendid supper, : � - 10 010 local C. 1'. It. agent n Seaforth. .- . . �. I . . y � : haq - moved inta , I reduction is rnore appareDt than real.* For and Bartlett, of Londofi�, with L firsts and years, and ithen kept' store for a and theii vo - "rit, in I I � I I I . I I for two I n- rovemen in the methods of munioipsl ning ollowing was - : I ! . I . . I 1� . house, near the' - I example, $3,000 was formerly raised for the 7 seconds ; Ferguson of E trat dr'd ; Wm. other. He sold out his business there and lookkeepi ig since his appointment in 1892, I music, s 0 games and other amusements. . I i . - .9 I . - I I I I I - � I . maintenance �, of indigents ; $3,000 for Anstay, Goderich ; Dr. See �t, Seaforth ; engaged in the mercantile trade in the vil- He summ Jzss the change in the following i Th groo .j, in his early boyhood, was a J ; � i � . ; undary Ii � a ; $Q,000 for Legislative George Swallow, of'Holmeavil 6: and a host lage of Kirkwall till 1859, when he came to return losses to the - 'municipalities ,, r i ent I IMitchell, being a son of Mr. I � . . f . . 0 . � A n an a co . . Re was the first merchant in through bi each of trust -. In 1897, $10,0.00; ; ougald McDonald' . grant, e'quiv us - vTart, who, mi ' i � f at of 'Assessment of others. The ODMpetitiog W4 very keen Luoknow, : . - I oved to Dakota a � Tioualy lnjured at I � 4 - & and collecto 8�, tolls. All these amounts and the quality superior ito- � I previous the place,- %nd in the early days of settle- 1898, $11,000; 1899, $4,000 ; 1900, nothing. nurn r o. yeafs ego. Afterafewweeks, � C, . I , I �- I ; I . I , . � � y - i . 1. were the oount5 and through records.' A goodly-numl 't I do changed ment no name'was; more . w r Mr. Laing J says that during 1900 errors to the young c4uple * 11 leave for their home - � s I -to the ' ard witb raised by l;1er ��f bi . idely known o .- � � �reach b, oke emus- thetr bressur rgai,d back'bo the people, but i i . . r f . hands from $3 up to $5, the , ice on one more hi bly e6teenled than that of Malcolm the extent,of $8,000 were discovered in the near Galo4ii, Dako a, where the groom for -1 - - I I - . I � eje ;! ` . "the first postmaster ap I - Ii. Y. Mr. AlcDonald C. Pie ' Ra AGENT, � S'eafofth, -- . of late year amounts have not been. pan, not. sold, being $120. , I . Campbell. 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