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I . . 1� . � I � " - . - . . i - � I I . ; . � — . �, 1 i ; - I I ; . . ; I � ., i i � - i . ; . . - � . I 11 I i . I i . . - . - I � i � I � I . � I . . , 4 I I I I i : . I : I . — I I .1 - I - I . : ; . i I � - I i I I � i . � - � I � I . I I I , — I . - - - - I - . � - I . -_ . . i , I . �� I 11 . i . . I � I . . � � . � I i i � I . i I . I I � I ; I ; I � - � . � � � i . I - I I � - � i i . - . __ _. .1 I . -, . THE HURON � E Pos i OR I : - I . - APRIL 25, z i["2 � 1 4 - i ji , � I I '! - . - i1i - _ - - __� - I .1 . � -_ .- I - . . I ", ___ - I . � � � � � � �__ � -----. . - . ___ i - . . _� � - I � I - I xhaustea,l in a -year or think'there are six m ' a House, out. affected. On goiao to th . bam - his 1 ired wipghani- � ; I ! _i� - NEW ADVERTISEMENTS en in tb � � . SEAFORTH"S LEADING SHOE STORIE, 4 . I � 0 a . 4 . twa. It is in this that - t , 6 Government � side the Cabinet, who have mor6 ability and man found Mr. McCa 8 anging , OBITUAny. -Die4 suddenly 'of internal I Now-dow.- . � � . - - J I . � I :)v?'Alreeli the parentbefes after each ,� I I usefulness in the aggregate thah this editor- beam, from which he wit auk ended , y 0, hemorrhage, at WiDglism, on A 11, 8! h, - . f �r . . - .. . . � Mt The ftu�e have proved the wisdom of t4le policy which . - a cab - hii A,- Fashionable Footwear - I One. denotes the. nkge -of the pal.er an wbiob the . . . 4 . rope taken from a 6ityfo It - M wa Hattie P. MoLean,�Jbaloved wifie o o . � ial contingent." � ,� . I . I I . . . . �jvk4hmmsnt willbe found - - they have pursued. in d6aUng. 'with' these. MENOW I � down In time to save his &e. . McLean, lumber m6robant of Wingham, ..... d . - .. Gre otswart-1, � :t —Mr. J. R. Finkie, of Belleville, intends * to � - � Young -6 I i I I ed free A laude. By giving to reliable 1, oompauies the Editor, -al Noteg and Comm-ents .- . eldeab daugh r of Peter Fiebe at msob)r, . ry I - re -opening an apple OVBpDra,ting fa,qtor� in In that town, &$,ed 36 yearei � rilre. M oLe tit ,for --Women. , : . .- w Suits --D. XcRaslh-6 . privilege ot cutting spruO over a large area . . . r i . ' I is summer an 51 I . ! ew Drees Go As-McKinnoa & Co.-fi The Conservatives of East Huron have Stratford th d expects �' `bo. I em. was born In Wingliam on April 18tb, �18( `1 . . . . . I I : blonable Footwear -R. Willis& Son -4 of the country, they are propuring for the ploy about 5U hands. I I . - &A�AkALA�A, A,.&,&A� - - - A A pl A A i . Their choice I I spee .iil - 1W 1W - --. I : at length iielected a caudidate,� � She was 3onverted during some . _ _ : . - L I . . � ress Gooda-9. MoFaul Co. -8 - Province a large permanent mauutactury, —Mr. Partingtoio, (if the fitm of Lovell meetings held in tho'Baptist church, in ' � I .� , . I , , gs- 0. H. Mtzel5 ,has fallen on Mr. Anson Spotbon, barrister, - I - � cluff & soft -6 requiring a large capit a - & Partingtov, London, E?gland, ohees0 im" 18779 by Rev. R. Cam�ron� then of Broxnt- . I , . I I -N I . I I very a !! r 1 rmerie Attention . - ali a I the employ of HariiitOD. 'It will thus be�seen that the . t week in 8'"b- ford, during the -pst§tdratq of' Rev. i, E I I d takes a 'keen interest in the latest and newest styles in fo : .a us16, eto.-2-G. M. Baldwin & Co. ---8 ,rterd, spent Sunday of las T _0t_ , mentotalirge number of.m��!n. Babwbile I ar. ONJhing betrays so fatal .% . -4 , I I we lack,of taate� as bad -fitting sh(M 'li rivate Sale S. Idullett . I East Hurouites have had to borrow a candi. ford, vy'ith Hen. Thom'-Billantyne. I Robertson. Elbe was bi deed into the - otioe-J� C. Morrison -5 - . � . . I 8 YJ _ g. � the company has the prlvi��ge of cutting ' tie un il a few years orch. in �M e I The m st ish) comfortable and durable shoe you can buy is our ggs for Hatching -El. Campbell--fi . - .. .1 d%te from Wellington county. Who or -B�rchart Bender, who un fellowship of the ch - � I T Tm for Ue-w. Crich -15 Bprace, and spruce only, O� t Coe conceshiana . ago oodupied a farm in lWall tee townships Her life was ons of consist at - i ecial S*le-W� IL Counter -8 what he is we do not know, but the electore� same year. . - - 4 � p. I go d price for the died at! his home in Lia'to,'wel'li 6st week.� - ryd�h V aro i they are required to pay ai . . Christian walk and conversation, and the _y T -T . i , MANNIL SHO E '' .. � : !Bikes -G. X. BAUM D -S , I will likely have an opportunity of seeing -At the Toronto hors' hoi r, Mr. haracter of O" . X U r r MEN, ' I ooa-A. Young.-$ , wood. Xor is ,the land, 6 coed for settle- and hearing him before election day. East P: -H- developed year by yeak into a c . - . � V ! ring Gooda-_-S-P. Di 1-8 : . I I i I Petrie,lof South E"tho4o w.)n first prize I � . � ' , I ever inoreasing ovableness and beau . t meat, as t the -Rose _t I , __ , �r i �_ he .Government retaine ,in itself Huron may be�counted solid for ' ale Befilig conne.9)ed with tho' post affice or � ... tatoeo-J 0 nnin 8 . Governmeqt. There are many. local'- men with "j Lion Boy," in cla'so 215, Clydead The toes. are medium width, and with extension ,SoJeB. whia means , � . - L 130M i . , tlee-A_ Dadds-5 the right to open np any part� of it for settle. 1 athl1iolis foaled suboequeub to or on"Janaary h - serviucre fort, capecially as they are perfect in ev,pry other detail. We are zhoir- ; ring from Buil-iess-C- W. Parst-8 whowould haye made good candidatea - � many years, she won by eF faithful ; V let' 19 0 . I * -4, ing a great many styles of these handsome shoes, and at prices ) I all Paper_-2�J. Graves & Co. -S ment an the desire. In ihoi t, the company: some of them should have had pluck enough I there the appreciation iin love of all c I Y - �..' W. C. or � , a th townspeople. Reriadddencoll is a cause � or Rost M_ 1 -tray Horse --G. obeaney-5 I have to pa,y 40 cents per, o(rd for all the to give Mr. Hiolop-a tussle, if for nothin M amford's fih( farm, p e 4 0 . nable.' Yor example : . . � g lfth oducession of bla�sbard, - wai -polcl 00 I � I— uslo-3--Will ReLe-,d-8 I . _W � �tb - We feel that we m4as a - t ; emoval-3-J. Bulgo-r-S . � conceded better than appearance e*e. 1 ' _ as r� wide spread regrek! . . pulp wood�they cab on 'the lands I . auctiori last week. ' The pureb aaer from our midst, one whose life was an honor . .. ash for EXgkB. B. Gu n-8 I � ; I I : I . � . . - � a ' I I The " Peericss," with patent'tip and extension soles, at $2,00 apsir. leads_-2-Elamiltan & Korkake-8 tothem. just the same p�ioi � an others have, I Chibtiolk, of Blanshard, the price paid being to the M ster and His, oause. The eall ito � : � RaisomiL e -2- chesney & Smiley -8 . Mr. Andrew Pattullo, editorof the Wood- $4,404 - when 'Mrs. " Oar Leader," with patent tip, extension soles and rope Eaitch, at $2.50 a . 0 128c Tei -3-11 attie, Bros 8 . to payi the Government rose ving the right, I , -M-1. John Fraine, a the King's presence came : 1�0- The " Empress," extension soles, rope stitch, in patent leather or Don pair, -i � . . �Gaiteretts, etc. -S -W. if. Willis -8 to increase; the price ; the I ave to expend stock Sentinel,Review, has again been ee- pro@ erous forner Loan had been loss than eight months mar- ' I � I gola Itid I'll 1 , .... . . I . � . . of Do�nie, was m i d last week to Miss - at $3.00 a pair. , .- . I I �� -8 - ' L ried Her wedded- life was a very hap�y � 14dug SupplIts-Reld and Wil3on-S le V, . The 11 Queen Qaality " American shoe, in all sty] . half a million of dollars in, erecbing pul ratford.: Re M;. L. one and the whole community sympathizes I . . . . � I �i . . ea., at one price, $3.75 a. pair. . I Auction Sale -A. CAntelon-6 I � 1� I Oxford. A strenuous effort has been made Leitch� pastor of ainox chureb, perf . ! I I . - .... Wanted -E. McFaul Co. leoted as the Liberal candidate for North - - :,Z mills ; they have to marnflacture all tl I Maggie Callin, . of : . ,,,,mL,d -With her Borrowing husband in his irrepar- - _ -:. . 1. � . A cordial invitation extended to eveq lardy to call and See the new z , . : _4 I : � —1 wood they take from the�e -ilands in their I by the Conservative papers in that riding' to the cerbmony. ! I e n I tyles. , __ - . able loop. She was laid to rest in th U ` . . . . I . - � 1� -Mi.'Noah Witte,.son of Mr. Jdaeph . I- 1 Is; they -are bound to TgiTd employment s.,ir up strife and diesentions in. the Liberal ., I cemetery, at Wingham, on April l0bh. 'A � I - SPON92 " I , Wittettof the 5th line, M6raington .white I leald - - 4010tor Mi, . ranks as their only hope of victory. We 1i a I * to a stipulated number of wokmen and they . I very large number of sorrowing fri - � � ut *Uvou C workiog In the one mc riming lately, gathered in her home at the funeral mery as I _. are pleased, however, th'at the people of B'a�le ' ' ; Rs W1 LLIS & SON, S afo - — have to deposit with the �o ,ernment $20,- received a kick on- the chin ,� f r oni a horse, conducted by her paistor, Rev. J. J. Patter- .- -1 e . I I North Oxfor rth.. .. � - ,d have not allowed themselves which iendered him' for a time unconecioue. . I .. - �� I $:ZAFGRTR,. FRIDAY, April 25bh, 1 9 0_2 030 as a gularantee of good.ji ith and which to be led away by anyt .eon, . - . � . � hing th Oppopibion I . I .- � B. A., and Rev. D. Pertie, of the Pres- ' � . , i ... - aMDUUt . � rry out press may have said Mr. s� -Messrs. H. M."Johnson and A. J. Aub- byterian church. Mr. Patterson spoke from "I I is forfeited if theyi fa I to ca I Pa bullo is an ' � - I � . erts, of, Stratford, have received from, Glas- Psalm 103, 15 to 18, and reminded. his heir- and s, new company , organizad. The new on Sunday. -The football team h , - : :1 able represpritative, and has ta, en a deep I ? their agreement. 1 if . � The Domimon Parliament. I gow ha;ndsorne diplomas, awarded them for era that we live in a. world of change, that - ave St. , � I and active interest in the dair. and good , . company held their first meeting last Friday ranged to have a friendly ,game with Ue � � � . - . . Under the Quebec methpd�lof dq_&Iing with their display of fruits at the Exposition physical nature is- constantly undergoln' * in � i The Cattle Guard Bill came up again in 'i 11ro4do movements, two things hich are of ' evening, for the election of officers, etc. W' gliam tbam in that town. .on F these lands, the Pfovince a . eprived of tb The diplomas are large . and suitable! for variations and that humanity is subject at � I F64 .. � I � e I much importance to the people of. this pro- The following -officerif,were elected : , Chief, - This is the - Y. -, he ae,"On. We the House- this week, bat did not receive -a . I � � f ram�n . I to the touches of time. There is very liti�oe . , , L , b3nefit of We mauilfacturi�jz iause', the raw vince. .- '_ . I I . � !- Mr. MoWilliama�; ciptain, H. James ; hope our home'team will ke - I � I - . ep -1uptheir , very - hearty welcome. As we mentioned . I -_ - _ very prF-tty 6vent was elebrateq at comfort for the mourner or anyone else Put � . material loging all exported. I So much astia . I 'it' first lieutenant' James Sims ; second lieu- good record.-W,m. Ka,eke aud I . r f " ff- visi - I dissatisfaction . .1 I 1-1 the St.,P14111 Lutheran church, Rostock, on this ,consideration .; In tbe.life which has Pwo weeks ago cowilerable I Mr. James blitchell, the Jonaervative tenant, A, i�cKeuzie ; secretary, J. A. ed in Harriaton over Sunday. � am y , t i this the ease that an agi ation in now. pn Thursday afterDoon of last week, when just passqd a;way change had also been bu!' -We undet, � as felt at the iedeption it received in the . � .1 .. ,y. - . Juokson.-Mr. 4.' G. Moser, our Popular stand sufficient f upd's have been collected wt foot in tha� province to ha"Ve ?,n expor dii-ty candidate -in West Huron, occupies a rather Mi,Es 8 phia, Pauli; daughter of Mra� F. Mrr. McLeAn ii remembered as sob I I 14 hardware merchaia�. et wit a very ad L the young ladies. of the Presbyte � 4 '. . I - . - � p,ailway Committee, and an effort was made I I pulp unenviable position. At the Conservative Pauli, Fs united iti marriage 'to M r.: H. as an efficient public servant, as a bride a a rian chilik - placed on wood, or tto adopt the On. I I i accident On Wed esday. His horse ran for the purchasevf a new Organ, which - io have it taken up ia committee of the . � BI ! aracter .. 6 away, throwing h5 out of his rig and break- be placed in-Ohe church at win - , ' � tario tn�t4d of dealing �r itl tl1i3 matter. convention he announced birnii.elf an oat and iumb"b. above all as a woman of such character . An early date.- - � I I �vbole house, but the attempt was unsuccess- . out supporter of -Mr. Whitney. * A meeting -The immense 0. T. R. locomotive main to know her was to love her, to be benefit d Ing a few of his riloji.-Mr. Archie Carrip- Mi -ss E, Reinbart spent Sunday In � ---- � This remo es from nnderi t 30 feet of the' . . shop, Stratford wl ich J 910 feet long, arill by ocntact withber and to be inspired - Harris. i I t � . 9 i I Y bell in at present in London, trying big eX- t0v MessrP..Wra. and Rob fu . . of the Prohibitionists was held in"Godetiah I � art Thomson, of I 1. The Pcemier and Mr. Blair, Minister Opposition their sbronge9t,',','...ar umenb agadnab I . � covqre 3-J acres, wi'll' hav'o an extension of her z --al and fidelity, And now the I st aminadon to golwith the' contingent Y) Brussels, "spent Sand'Ay nith friendain the � 44' bf Railwave, have promised, however, thab I on, FLiday last, andwhon it look3d as though 40 fect'added os so as it otn be, 4nilt. great change has come to her. lAmidet I I I c errim at, and shovis 11 Soubh-Afrioa. . : � I village, -George Calderleft for I � �e,G't will look into the matter I � I they -would bring out an hidepe: ident candl- AddiLIQ are also 11,3.inp, made �n the smaller the changes of time, it is 'Well to remem 'er I r Wingh � I conclusivelF thett the Rose ��G vernment have . I I . . swwvmo� an Saturday. . SlOt I , date- -Mr. Mitchell turned a con iplete somer shopp. I I that there is one.'*ho is 'unchangeable, . � - of the beat kind of aattle guard, and the. I , I i . - _ _. , -_ - I - I I t - been hanillng the pulpwo' d" question in a sault, F.igted the temperance 6g,eement and -16. W. F. May has resigiied his ,,�oai- :er point�d � Dubhn I , - � " . Dest manner in which to deal with the matr ? . ' ,Christ. In conclusion the speak -Our G. T. R. agent, Air. W.,.' . � I I 0 to g spaff of the high Be ool, all to this unchangeable one, the mou � Kippen- I . � legislation along the lines . Mitebeil, having b"Plen app;,int(d the di trict 0! . ,-- I D.- - . thoroughly business like v�a 4 , to the great called on all good t mperance people tion oni the teaebi rv�re NOTES. 4er, and introduce _ support him. How he can eu 6rt Whitney 'r r be �oth Old and New atario, pp for comfort and the unsavied for salvati h Simon@, who has: been away lecturing f Hay, Co ii i d ii ' * I �, . -_ ninussioner am ..Fo. veyaneer I - I : sur- May the gre t com orter be near to those tM ,pasb month has arrived home and is wills, mortgages and deeds drawn (oney 1, , I �f the proeent bill at the next aesEioD. M r. . I and no prohibilion, and the Pr9hibitionists agent fbr the,Oatarli,) Mutual Life I�� : ane �J plook has introduced a bill providing for �i with a fall, measure of probiVition, is a ance Company. M1r. May'sterritory will be from whom i'she has�departed. ' ; looking fine. -The old frame house, wbi4 h at the lovest rates of futerest, - 1740 -it " 4 ` I - . I . Aids to,Farjai� myste It seems to be a case of a man the dietricis of South Parth and South . I 1, I used to - -belong to MrF. A. Framr, w 6 Once agai:; we are anxious to extend to I �he arbitration of labor disputes betwocii . I , ng. � � rr. � I � I I bought a�me time ago by Mrs. Kelly and . swallowing himself ; but then: with him it Huron.. -, . _. � you a cordial invit4tion to comeand 1001 ' � . Drysdale, ; I _us -'ailwaye bnd their employees. Thi -3 is- an While so much autentiob is being! paid to seems anything for a role, prin iple or n6 -Mr. J. A. DavidEon, Mias lua David- I I now being moved iTinto town b Wm. Kl over -up one F I . 11 � - - y ide and down the other-, � f important measure and should become law. the development of New C _1�.iarjo. and to the principle. I I i 1 8013, Mr. and Mrs. ."James. Trow Mr. i' and ITFP&S.—Once more the farmers are .we r- - man. T1 i1will, add a' little,'to the appm,-- yon like, because all o,ur aew goode, eeleeM' - . I � Mrs. A, Faill and Mr. Z Wal�i,-, all,' of ing a pleasant smile, and we can hear their emee of our village. -Geo. Pounder, of Mi)- - with, the greatest care, I � � strike cii any of our railways, which vast manufacturing, and it distrial n ; are here I fo,r'your 11 . � Stratforld, left on every hand as they wead ay. - iss A. 'Would tie up traffic for any leDgbh of time, which the opening up of th�t part of the ' HE BATTLE 'IS NOW ON. Al ril 20th, for Los! An- sweet songs on chell, was in town -on Sunda M' H -. be' y p I nefit. Man beautiful things at iiioderate - . - � I . -Mr. ris,. of Seaforth, visited Misl,:Wellie Popp , prices are to be seen in Milline . n tim e 11 � __ I 11 geloo, California , Mr. Davidson gGes as their way through �he fields. Fr& k L ry, IV -001 ___ � , ivould be a serious matter. The matter of Province, so- rich i r and mineral - I the local delegate of the Indep:: ndeLt Order Mousso, of Dear Heimall, Was in our villsalle of Logan, on Sunday.-Miaii Hattie Walk ,, Drees ,Materials, Cotton Dr I F , The 0-titario Elections . I ' L flying � ,ess M.,sterisle. .. . I ' I . . . I -no . ' home, on Thuraday evening.-Mrp. O'Ne I � . axbitration would be as fair to one side Es wealth, involves, the fact b " "Id b ..be loot of Foresters Ludgq'ito be'held I here. a few weeks ago, inle6arch of cattle. Frank of Seaforth. made a visit to her ' I Carpets, Curtains, Silk a and So on. : - . on Thur�cLaY, May' the 29th. . is a number one stock dealer and always . �o the other, and should obviate any danger eight, of that Oatario is* eqse�tially an agrl. t . I � -Mr. W..Libby,'B. A., lonnerly of' the . � . ,, - � I r,93-1- -, � ,� � Stratford Collegiate teaebin sbaff, has'been. buVa tha.4est..-An eXCiLing argument to of Montreal, left ,here on Saturday for ho r of a railway tie-up. Although the legisla- cultural country. When . ' 9 . . L NoTv,_Q. - Rev, G. E. WtTaggar . I . i� is considered The announcement was offi�iall made on ing on in thia vicinity at present over tlie "home, after a long visib among old frien(' lk,!�; -.of � ; . - vi6iting in that city. After li aving $brat- 90 'a Unionville, Michigan, voho, -for some Alkyg, , .y t1ora have been kept pretty steadily at it, that the large sum -of neat 1� $1,000,000,000 ' Saturday last that the general electiors following burning question : A equare Jae d and relatives. -M re. C. Pendergast, of Bu'�- , is invested in that pursuit, � 4 this Province, I ' I ford Mr. Libby, went to Clark) University, containing 10 acres, has two 6-f9ob binde�ls f&lo, is visiting among her numerous friend,. has been visiting with friends in Canada.' .. 4utside of these measures there has been , ' for the Provincial Legislature will be held Massac1huesetts, where he had i scholarship. . started in to out, each beginning at 6pposi�e She is looking well and hearty. The Ame.-_ remembered some of his old. friends in gur - Aothing of real public importance to record. and that the net products , L He Ourposes Idav Ing shortly wr Germany, . I , I 0, h , and the electors are asked to 6 village, by giving them a call. 31r. me. � I Ontario in 1900 amount I where he will take a post grac uate course. corners, thus forming a diagonal of �tbo-field. loan climate must agree with her. Taggart is a genial goo(i fello I I I . � sions took place on Tuesday, one ed 1 $158,'�_14,403, renew the confidence they have wigely re. . The firrst gentleman argues that the- fir t AN EXPLAINATION.7-Duringthe pa ,�J W, and his 1. . ' Two divir 1` 'nportance of the agric I . . � - r at t a ere are not Only pleasedto I P I ural industry I posed in Premier Ross and h:sl colleagues. binder, in going one kound of 160 iods cu 3 weeks there have appeared in our .1 be I 1&,. Arthur Haviland, amistant teache I many friend h I' the maUer of granting a charter to a rail- theit uit Dubl", __ 3 willfbe more ful ' in the 0antral Busiess - College, Sbratfordi In see him, but are pleased to know that he. ' . I . . I The issue is between the 1 12 feet more than � We second binder. -T� T e news certain items which have been'a our,e . in * - to , is I ek�erienced and has beeb promoted,to the poaition,of piiacl� other gentleman argues that both binde a of annoyance to the psople of Dublin a 0 prospering in the ood work in ,which he is . *ay out weat, and. the other one on a motion ly raal,zed.� 4n view of this I ,:n ,g go iato committee of supplieg,and in each and the fact that the electi4 so near at ' and the inexperienced, b6tweeD the tried Pal of the junior commercial department. . elogaged. Webope soon to have anotj�er I , - . out exactly the same amount of grain;- - The the members of Sb -Patrick's church in pa - the Government had a good maJority. hand it might not ba out o' or u I He will be assistedby Mr. Wni. Meehan, a visit from our good f6end.--The atwigri i .. f lace I ' 8 to and trusted and the uncertain. Mr. Whit- quaition has -been sent- to the M6ntred tioular, and wbi,3h have caused considers, e , ! � review a few of the i s that thd I ney, who is 0 former blic school ttacher sad a recent : ' ' welt] drillers, from Petrolia, who have Wen I - . roanyi hing 13u Publishing Department for a .decision, and friction between Dublin and Irielitown co - , ; . � nee more appeitling to the . I i L-beral Government has done , I for th . I i graduate of the oolli�ge. � the answer will be 1published under' these gregations. We do not know m hati obje t i at Mr. Thomas Elder2B, Tuckersalith'. for . I . e further- 1 Province as leader of the O' position, has � � I � P - Born I South Africa. . - 0' of Stratfo d's most esteemed ladies, items in next week's issue of th* .1 our correspondent had in writing the 0 - depth of 270 feet, with ood re,snits - ing anLd developing.of this id', I I -On. r is : paper , e weeks. drilling a -well, hav,e reached -a - ,, portant Indus- I now the temerity to differ from the Govern. in the Person of Miss Eleanor Edith Back Mrp. Robert, fl)rysdale, of . I jectionable itisms, and'we are sure that ba I - A I Although no more defiinite news tending ;, I Laurel, Michl an, 9 - And , : L I ; try. - 'i - I 9 i good flow of water, which will give Mr, . I owards aLaettlement of ,�he war has been I I dauAht0t Of Mr. and Mrs. George Back,was, . Tressa, forseen the results, the items 'a t* __ � t, . I ment on a veryj fe� linPa of Policy, and on accompanied by her neice, Miss we I . . . I ' r. L ' Ve" " Elder a goodly, snLpply.-Quarterly meeting . r1poeived, it is c Duriog �he Piet ten years �he Dapartment ! these liaes he-ia wron2. He would remove on Thursday evening of laaD * ask, married Kyle, of Vassar, are at present. visiting 08, would not have been published. We wo . I L I ,� onfidently expected ia many I to Mr. A. R', Park%, principal of -the public I services w of Agriculture have enlarged: the course I of ' the tax on financial c�orporations, levied by I- I fornier'6 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. J h not in a position to know with what chure 2 . ill be held in the Methodist I . - � study and investigation in the colleg6 and * revenue Ony was per- A young man t 'o � church on Sabbath, at 2:30 o'djock.-IThe i 4,uarters. thEit the war wilil bs over by . coro- theGovernment as %n emineiatl�, fair - school, Belmont. IT, e cerem( ston, of this villoge.- old .s, our correspondent Is affiliated, but we oa . � Oation day. Ib may be that the wish i3 the �, measure. I formedby Rev. E. N.- Baker I fine sprin weather of the past ; farm. Conducted f . a manS other vital matters he i of the Central a, few weeks ago, through the columns of his assure the good people of St. Columba that 9 I two weeks , - father of the thought, as it would lend ad- -f - or five Y�Ieara courses of I pzactically accepts the Ministerial policy. Methodist church. . paper, that the young ladies of thi3 v . icinj* none of the,members of St. Patrick's enburch has been of the best, and the farmerz of this - I a � I I i . . � instruction by means of 'tfailvelliula daideq. No doubt he fa,nodes that he would walk I vicinity have not been found napping or sit- - I on- � a t kindly feeliegs ting on the fence, so t'hdy have been - buby- - I Is at Guelph, SLrath _iie Rose Min. took at -Mr. Ridge'o, in Mitchell, one on account of so many dressmakers bueyir g toward them, and1would not for a mome �itional pleasure to the ceremonies in c Established dairy s3hoo I �i n - I.faithfully in the footsteps of t -What might have been a a6riou fire would surely look obarmiz)g tbis summ�r have*anything but the mos 1 if succeEdful in attaining power, but . after place - nt , making the best of their good weather.- usotion wi�,h the ewonation if an amicable ' 1 istry ii . noon last week The 3himney got themselves in this village at present. W1 o do or say anything that would cause ill roy and Kingston. Dtstrib4ted reports and there is no adequate reason to make experi d ,ub with soot Q took fire, There was could find fault with any 'lady for ; havir g - Communion services will be hold in St. � sofflement could ba arrived at before that 1! . fille � - i __ " bulleti;n3 with respect to� agriculture, E i. 1 ments. ; I feeling between the two. congregations. Ih - Andrew's church, on the 11 t sa,hbathm, I � time. Anxieus as they are for the termina. I I � i � , quite a fierce blaze for a while. FortuilatF-7 suoh a regard for herself as would be able I o this connection we have been asked to pul).- , ra . . , tablished F�,rmera' Instiltuted, also wom(il's , The poli,�y of the Govetnmenb has been ly there was plenty ,of assist allow her to stand on a level with her vi [. lish the following explanation .- 46 May. Rev. Mr. Cranston, of Cromartyi 11 tion of the war, the British p9ople are not . a available, . We, th i Institiite�. hstablished ai 1 consplutiously su also lage sisters. Give me t will conduct the preparatory serv-.1ce oatbe I . Oxtersive eyatem . ceessful, not 4uly in saving whi.3h prevented serious resulte, he boy or girl w ,O undersigned, desire to state, in justice P[repared to accede to the Boers thcir fall i; I 1 and coneerviDg our inherited wealth, but -Ge4ge W. Baal smiles as soon as the first rays of the previous Friday, Land on Monday Rev. E. H. I bh, formerly of Kaotner. . morn. Ourselves and,pur eftiZene, THE ExposiTOR' I of experimental fruit statioils. Conducted : also in itis progressive developthent. In the , -window; ga Sawers, of Bracefield, -will preach. -Many 1416-.rty with all th%t that involves, such as L, .. I , i - 1� . village scribe excepted, that the agitatio Investigations' in the deholning of i . cattle, 1 older and settled'parl'to of the Province, trader villa, for -the last ,nine years of Chicago, ing sun glance in through the of'our citizens are now turning the � I I I , the position ,of street car happy and kind. Sach a boy will grow toy,, I . irattev. where he held , t�a revoking of the exile order, the assam. tuberculosis, and seal ' d induRtry h� " ,a conducted by the Dublin correspondent ha tion to garden-making.-M&ny slim fieldsof i � of the liabilitics of the two republics, � e iaiects in fruit. i an ve been stimulated by the conduotpr, has returned to Can da and in. man at least when contrasted with the ou riot o' ur approval, a' ad feel that we shoul �g � Oonduokled instructions of fa � mors and fruit I bb:,C,a1poaaiblem6thods. As soo'a as the time len, morose, crabbed fellow, who snaps an thou' fall wheatare seen in this part, which .will I eO.,, . I- me tends 6 -make his home in Sitratford. His � not be held accountable for his action. W and,thi8 is apparently what the Boers . I ripe for the 'developinenb of New , � require all' the favorable weather to being - " -1 groweralu spraying. E.Aaibliehed a pion!!er health Was impaired by his work snarls like a surly our from the moment b 7 deeply regret to know that his Insinuatin I � Mfant. In the meantime news . has been re I Ontario the Re a Min' t . I I in Chicago. I it along.---4ble services were conducted in - Appoin a commission- 0 is Jry t the Oc- He is a Bon of John Busch, kaf tnerville. opens his angry eyes until he is ponfronte remarks have elieted the ill feeling of th . .- have not ont I r7e Oistabli by his breakfast. Such a ' 1, other things people of St. Columban and wish them t 2 in farm in Algoma. 1P . I cation, and we 1 y sh- gir �� e4ved of another stiff engagement, i + � I , tie e -Michael Dlllon,�of St. Mar a, died at the Methodist church last Sabbath by Rev.. I � er to give instruction in goq,d roadd. As- ment of gigantic industri.es; �ht a growing be favorable, will be good material to aid Mr. Millyard, -of Exeter. Elio sermons were �� I *Ihich the Boers: ware heavy losers, and , his residen underinand thar, he is not -- expressing th J I I 'c revenue in listened towith miich interest. Air, Mill. - � siat6din the developmEnt !Of so large alli source of ,publi - The -way the 33 years. ce on Monday, April 14th, aged in 9faddenbog some comfortable home or to sentiments of the citizens of this vill--Atge i - whether peace is declared or not it mpat be �[ . ; Liberal Ministers resisted all 1 demands for The deceased man had only been refine, civilize and tame some rude husband, general. It ia also rumoured that I some 0 , ard is one of the clever :divines of his - ' , . y e . . y oy are very remunerative trade in� pure bred stock I I ill for a, few days, with a.pulmonary disease, ' church, and is a powerful and Cloque . I a ZA ter of on]: a short time until th th disposal of �thi4 public heritage in the when death ' and make him gentle, affectionate and lov- the undermentioned gentlemen ha rib'' at I I I with.Manitoba, Northwest �Ierritories, Brib- hopa of prerrat!ro development proves them came. Mr. Dillon was an' em- speaker. -The hens, as usutti, must be doipg entirely worn out. ' . t � - able. It is a feast to even look at such it, ten to the'Grand Trunk Railway ve w - , t I. e ployee kt�t th - and was a - - - - girl. Sincerity is -like` the number of e � . iah Columbia, Maritime Pro: worthy o e q aesed as e Maxwell works ComPan their share of work, by �inees, and New- I able a d far-seeing Joy -inspiring travet� or the Government op - . ; . I I . - posing the establish4, wagons ion the road, besides t rgg I fouadlan�. Inaugur � statesmen' T highly ib�teemed oiti�en of St,' Marys. , He ling on a plain, beaten road, wh . the large . ated th!p most sudoess. - t4a territory, de tined to be a I . I ich com ment of a flag station or a new mail route at � I Tlie Pulp Concessi(?ns. ': I I source or weal4a for years, wot Id have been leaves 4 1wife and on? child. ' monly brings a man sooner, to h Sb. Columlan. This I quantities the merchants Of our Villa re- ; - ful farmers' fair in Amet ' I � is positively denied, io4,, the fap Btock surrendered 1hy the Conservative leaders of -Mitchell came nearly being represented end than by ways in which nien often los; and the sum of $50 will be forfeited for any ceive. The hens are not very I L � . I arge, ut it ry with the' next Canadian contingent goin to handle their pro. I ... '01 all the actions of the Rose Government and dai ' show held annuallL at Guel h Ontario to please their party allies at OIL takes a lot f -big --men I �p - - 9 to themselves. We uphold the rights an such letter bearing the authentic signature 1 . South- Africa. Richard Biirton made appli.- . porhaps none have been more fiercely at tawa. This maknifying of! the party duct. -Theo - . , Inaidibiont,L3 this, the TO Pa rtM. 3.4b has contest . . liberties of the fair rsex, and think it is .oul of the accused. It is our siacere hope, fruit crop is making goo prom. I , _ 11 ta;!,cked and criticized than their methods of' ! this elevating! of it to cation t� join one of the regi ents, and, ise, if nothing comes in the -way. I ! in that tims diitributed toh the fa,r6rs a the �ignity of an - fair that they should not be criticized in th tberefore, that through the 00.0p3ration. 0 i . . after p"Asing the medical examination; was L . . dialing with the vast pulp lands in New large number of bil I . end in itself rather than -a means. of improve. 0 local newspapers. -The Drysdale foot ba t46,1air-minded people of St.� Colu I ;; letins �on live �gricuj- ia . . mbani - , 1 � O�tario. The leaders of the Conservative tural subjects, . , ment-'seems a 'b8settiDg weakness of Mr. :i Necoppatreoo. Mu3h to, his chargria, however, olub is again re -organized uader the leader I ourunitywillnotbe permitted to wane' I Oonstance. .1 at no cost io the tarmers Wh�tney and bit followers., . The electors nts interfered and prevented his ship of Louis Challet and Albert Horner -A. V. Michell, VIL. D., G. H. Dreg * NOTEs.-Miss Edna _&pleS, of I I ,, I � pirty and the party prets have denounce ,, I going. '' I , el, Jame St I I I t I - and the boys are prepared to play, a friendl 0, anniag, M. J. Klinkhamer, J. 'J. A] eKen. spent a few days lamt week visitia � g friends I I d tbemael,�es. 1 1 realize more fully than bh& active Congerva n,; two ' a, George Howard, Joseph Miller, John J. Seafortb* t4e Government?a policy in this matter in ' i tive politicians the imp -Mr-'John Box'and Rioliaed Burto ' � No account is here take ortanc ' of a sound game with any olub in Stanley in.' the near n' near here. -Miss Ids. Bella, Farnham' has tVe strongest of terms. In this they show n qi! the large sums - and stable Provincial adminis ration., Did St. Marys boys,have enlisted in the 4bh con. future. -Mr. Wm. Dowson, of Philadelphi I - I I . I . ---- I a, Miller, Win. Kleaman, James . Davis, 1 returned from visitingfrie . I i of money which are expend6d direaly for they magnif tingent of mounted r'ifleij for seryice in South ads at Wingham ' I I , i I .. - � . Y party 'interests, a Mr. Whit. visited our village one day recently. -Mr, � Michael Doyle, Jacob Weber, Frank Me. I and Lucknow.-We are 11 . a, surprising ignorance of the situation or are the benefit of the farmers, Mi. his i Africa. They successfully paiacd the medi- sorry to learn that ' i the establish- ney and mmediate follo7ers' do, the Ferdinand Schnell was in our burg one even.' Connell, James Jordan, -M. Williams. Mr. Amdrew and famil � � . cal examinations at London. - Bert, Sharp y are so soon to wilfully endeavoring to mislead the public meat and maintenance of toe Farmbm' In. I Province would have met fina ial disaster Ing during the past week. - leave - �� ; - ___� - I I I ; 'U�(c . � I us, but ,we hope they Will pros er In Gor- I in� the hope of gaining some slight party ad- - I long ago. ". has been placed on the reserved list. 'Mr. I . �p , stitates, grants to agrioultuial soci4es . .. iment, : and N . . . I for - 3i Box is a corporal in the 28t ' - - I I . Wroxet�er. : 1 rie, where they are going. � � � h r ' . I . . . V(�ntage. r � I Our Fchool system ur mu Pal system, .. ,LEAGUE. -The Epworth League had I the ebtablietmentIf da; Ischools, for'tbe is the best shot in it; � . . iry I � i , the civil law, the im'porover�hen of agricul- I BlYth. �RT&S.-Miss Annie Muir is spendi .- I �Vheir main contention ii that the pulp Agicult � `9 a their annualelectionof I . .a ural C:)llege a0- experi", ental ture, th I -OnO of the most pr b members of holidays with her parents here. -John officers on - Tuesday �[ . ; e care of' ominen fs is, m : the afflicted'; ad the light- NOTEs.-Mr. James Hamilton,our esteem. Hen evening, April 15th. The office i4d3 should be parcelled off and Bole ,,,- i_4cms and a, fics' of other ening of public hardens' , -the Stratford Collegiate Institute board dbirson, of Blyth,lkis visiting his brother, � �� U ays caloulated ! . are" ong the most die&Saburday in the person of M. F. Go- . ed druggist, has the sympathy of a larg( near here. -The e6ntract for the pubt Copeland ; auptiori as are the pine lands, and as the . t I important matte' d . Honorary president, Rev. X,r. re are. I to improve the condition of 3he agrioultura�l - ro that no�v e gage the at- 0 number of ftien! do in the lose of hia mother, preeident, Mr. R. Clark ; first vice-opred- - . . P4 laadv are dealt with by the provincial .1 � i teution of the elpotors, althou h suchAhings win, who had resided in Stratfoid within a which occ*urred last week at Staffa. of the building and fence for the new weigh dent, Mr. Parish ; second vi-ce-presiden , , , ' com munity and for the, enopuragemept ana I . � very f6.* Vqars of half a century.j Mr Mr. scales has been let to Robert Farrel, for $ - t gol�-_ernment of Qaebee. This, on the face of advance I I may not appeal.*io' strongly to 'the iniagina * and Mrs.,Hamilton and -Miss Etelka,atten The scales and bt . iildin - I Mr. E. L. Farnham - third vice president, . ment of agricultuie a - Goodwi-n was an ex-41deTman, baving sat ' . . g, when' completed, , � i l� in � 11 its ' tion as the -more.showy de�art,`nent of pub- .In ed the funeral. -Rev. Mr. McQuillan, whc flusie ,.Wheatley; . fourth vice-preal- � it.1 seen -is plausible an � . the Council for many, years, He took great will. cost about $300, but it -is expected to � I . � . .d feasible enough, but branches. I , i lie busineas. The electors' of Ontario ap. a education6l matters. . has been rector of the Episcopal church for be the best and most conveni ist, place to I En"t, 'Mr. B. � g. - perienced lumbermen and men who have 6 preciate the need of di interest'i e - Snell ; corresponding Bee - I I I That the Government ar , scretiot, i!4 committing . . the past two years, has sent in his resigna. weigh stock and produce In the a Maggie MoDonald ,- recording ', I years in that country say th!at such a I . ' -Another respected pio0eer of riding. - 0 fully alive t . their heritage the importance of this indus�iy is fully i . to, the care of pu lie men, and I I ,the town- tion to take effect in three months. -M r.. and Miss Annie Belden I e- 11 secretary, Min Annie Rapaon,; treasureri evl- i they can be tirusted to sustain � those whose sihip of Mornington, the late Mi�s Rebecca . ft for Toronto on Tuen- . y Wo I Mrs. Wm, Emigh,who have been married for day morning. -Inspector Robb' 1 Mr.. MoLatosh ; organhits, the Misses Msg 1� . � was in the - , uld be unfair to the purcl,haaer, un- donced by the foregoing. That- their effortA ,! ability, firmness and discern'me t have been Carson, died last week, at the- age of 73 twelve years, thought the occasion a fitting Hs,r,a ,gie MoPonald and Charlotte Clark. Miss fai ,: . : I . . . � village, on Monday.-Mias Casale * . peri6no . - Charlotte Clark took the topic last Sunday ,r to the Province and ruinous tp the in. ia behalf of agriculture are ii fully appreci, ! proved by the test of ex . years. Deceased bad fairly good health one vo celebrate, which they did last Wed- left fcr Watford on Thured�av,� w 1 : u I u f their rela. here 'she I evening, when's, very large number attend- du�trial development of New Ontario, ated by the fArmena, goes -vithoub s:aying' Mr. Rose very, particularly deserves the. ntil of late, when the'nat: ral-decline of old nesdaY, by having a number 0 has ae cured a situaqon--Miso IL Wendbi of , ed Mr. B. F. Snell win t-ake -charge of tfe Ta-lese gentlemen further contend blial, Fuch Should it not then be the � support of the Province of 0 n1ts r'io. Canad age together with disease bastened- the end. tiq�s in for the evening. -Mr. Vail, of Mildir ay, visited her brother, J., R. Wendt, ' - I du�y of thei agr' ' a She w�sl% native of Ceui�ty Formanaugh, Palmerstbri, successor to Mr. Martin at, the I to I '- has few more eminent public s6rvafits. He I I Pic next Sunday evening. � the coaditions that should these pulp cultural class to do all . Ireland, 'emigrating to Perbh county 'over 10 station, has taken no his d : ax� ,they can to ret1urn to ! has been throughout all his public life a utiaa in town and - I �: � . I . - � � la�d.i be sold by' auction. th&b purohaeers power a Government who I years a go. ` I intends moving his family here at once, as . ul haO, displaye,d such I strenuous Canadian and an ,eloquent expon.. � - co. d riot be secured, or if4ecured thapriccs nt pf the Briti6 spirit .of ,Cap,d,. He is Mr. Martin . I I � . . �� wisdom and forethought ia�� their 'behalf ? e I -Dr. ,J. V�. OL7�, V. S., f Stratford, hag he likes our town very much. I . ,� ' reoeivedwould be so small as t' , I .. . a very s6an �e and curiDu men trosity � Or ods. - I _ � q . o make the � The %vi2o and progressive in , 1 . i alert, resoiq�fbeful, 9 . , in will be missed by the merchants, as -_ .. __ . dymade Clothing, ' i I apner in �wbich . . progreFslve a�d absolutely t e shap6 of paii of lar)nb Joined'as were acourteous and obliging agent, but by be -1 11 ! I - I . � Eatealmost a farce. Unlike/the ping, the I I clean-hanfid. �Ie inspires �in 0 remarkable . � f � the Goveniment have looked 'I after the in- t Siam6e twine., 0 ald, Stewar of ing sent to Harriston, it is a raise, showing I ; i .� . , ' ' I Els . . � - teresba of the farmers should cient I we believe, the genuine reApectlof the great th � ti to Stratford to that the Grand Trunk Railway appreciates l� 0 r . I I - sp�ace or pulp wood,'grows, V�ry irregular ' degree the enthusiasm of his followers, and, North pe, broug � , I , I show b tp D ' Orr T e I �mbs did not, live good men. -Mies Ida Taman entertaihed a � ly.: S3ms large areas will ha,,ve �carcely 'any guarantee that they will rece,�V,e their hearty I mass of thep3ople of Ontatto d �Canada. ' , I �j long, �f c,our 8, bu�' the eado and limbs are Ne'vv Store W-1 the Wket, frolit. wV�ile other parts will be particifla'fly pro- support in the coming electi'n.- * W' i He is a national rather tha a ptovinei t number of her lady friends last Friday - � . 0 nk fign ,6 a' perfectly1for e joined ab the evening. T' . 'I - -- ,� IW6. For this res.son, the va,lue of the wocd No o'thez r �, 8 Province � I statesman. . e t44 lb i � I hey report having had an enjoy. � 11 _. � u a on 6e pairtlof the': stands out with such disti etiness, and in � a e looked i eaih other's arms, able time, although no 'gentlemen I � I I . I I on 7any particular limit is very d1ifferent, in , I � as it wero. . . � it would ba a et of folly breast an � � I - - - - -, - - I ,1.,&,& , � � 11 - farmers of this Provinde t re4ect � a 'I any Parliament in the would take vited. -Conductor Quirk and Station Agent � lwwlwlvlw VIVVY � - - - - i f I 4 j 0. tru world h I � . i --Mr. An rew- CovY, of Fernbank, nar- Stokes, of Wingbam, were Blyth vieitore . i - ,W,W,V-V-" I . . 0! a . act it is almost irnposeible to ascertain its and tried friend for one who h', as, to: Bay th foremost position, We belie the people rowly esc4p d death on day last week. He oveC%nday, and although Mr. Quirk has . �. value, so that lumbermen cannob be induced least, not been in as clos t � i of Ontario, of alliclasses, rec' n z9 his great was on th1e pper pla�fo m of big wiu' We are now ilicel i I I I koO � to'�ouy where the' . ,, ch and; sym- qualities, and will take dare on -May 29 to dmill) travelled through Blyth for a good many y Settled ill Our 116W .Store anrl 'our stock is now v are unable to arrive at a pathy with� the farmers as slidald one �vho - round,; -making some years, this Is the first time he we r I . . about 40 fee from the g I � , eor)aparat . , I is I continue in his hands the vigorous policy of a able to complete. � �. t iv6ly close estimate of the value of , I repairs, -i�he : .. . a ' � asking the people of this, so, agricultural'! develqpment upon which hb has entered, I in some way he 'was tbr,own spend a few hours in it. Like every person I . -_ i . 1� I I th material they are abou.b to purohaoe. cou . I and give him full. o to the ground. A cut of nine Or ten inches els �, who comes to our town, he bought we I I I ntry, to place him !at the head c pportunit� for the display t 1, - . i of the eat resource and cap was maide� I his ecalp leaving bare the hal I a nice place. -Anothei . I I Ag4in the particular liabi '-these lande Governinent. Mr. Wh# . acity which .- of those pleasiDg . 1Y Ility of . � M_d# W1 n n -e- 1. ney 1 of that gr A 1 Few Special, T ; W � - , ta gre makes an investment an extremely I ,,11 while profes- I has already proved of such sing!e benbfit to skull, but �o i bones ivere broken, The events, which all young ladies like, t?ok I . . . r.s a ; ' � � . siug great Interest in th; far�laer, has rot wound was reseed by Dr. MoEachern, of ple ce last Wednesday at noon. This time , - this Province, , I , 'Is ris�y one, — 2 i I Linwood, a d it is expeAed the injured man itwas Mies Selina Lloyd, I "er - . , actual prao- �� I _*ho was united a h i ng,, �n their wisdom, and we think justly, the carried �'heae(_� profession jet, ;� in bh I , Re dymadle Clot =� I . , tice, but, on every occaai n ini the House has Perth Notes. e happy bonds of matrimony bv Rev. I Go6rnment makes it corn I I 1; -Apr t wedding was solemnized at St. Mi. Penhall, at the home of heir mother, ,to 27 ruen's sults, crood tweed, wort $6, for $3.98. � 1 . I etc in Opp sitio�n'to -any pro- o8e 1 r .. 1 61 re , Mi. Browns aprosperous yonng farmer -of � . . I pq1sory on all corded hip v -St. 1darys pqpulation is �,382 according Joseph's ch, Stratford, lost week, when I 0 . - paities receiving, pulp concessions to injest .gr i - -11 - I to the latest assessment. ! 31 men's suits wofth $8 for $ , 11 I I essive move i .their ehaif which. may --Miss Sb�rkey, of Stratford, fell through Miss Kate Writ t, daugh ter of Mrs. P. J. Arran. The happy couple left on the 13.45 1 5. 1I . ' - . ' � _. - � ; : I . . A Writt, became the happy bride of Mr. Henry train for a short trip, before taking up tt!ir ' 50 pairs'men's good workin, � larO sums of money'for the manufactur of have been advanced by� - the� G erpment. a trap door in tbo home of I'dr . . . I � � r, I I ov I a. Lee$ the Durkin, Of Canton, Ohi . � ,, pan to be sold at I be, peT pair. - thO raw material in the Province. In this These are -facto over whi� h ib:: I � The groom is a rei idence at the groom's farm --mr. - I . I i . I . � c iwoul&-he well or,her evening, and f4actured her ankle. former Stratford boy, b)ing a son of Mr. Fr knk Anderson , entertained a i way we receive, no,t only the benefib of the for the farme I : I -St. Marys is � 0 1 � I n I I . Aichael Ou I I I � I I s to move to the 3resent, el, p oyod as a machinist in the shops evening to asocial evening, at which all had ,I ' ; - � m0l, BY from the pulp wood, but alsi the the We :So I ra to consider. . ffering i ducements to kin, of tha i City. He is at nunberof his- young" friends last Friday Dry . ood f : nwwmmwmw� 6 � - - - . . - ba 41efit of a large amount of capital which i . I stone town, but Woodstock objects. -P . I I i , )f the Whee ing and Lake Eriie R!lilroad a r lost enjoyable time. -A number of BI I 18 The London Advertiser puts it this -Mr. Joseph Orr, of Sfra;ford ' yth ' � has re- ' a La friends in the ViCiaitV rd i inNiested in this business, a benefit which is , ; ..way : I . . I Jompany,la Canton. Rev. Dean Kilroy citizens n 1,000 -ya � s of AmericAn Lawns 0 90 at 5C per yard. -- - : "' Ur. M. Y. McLean � � signed his position as assista I I . present. - � I , has iog � e4 Me .mani. i Elt supeiintend- )erf rm I . I I far, reaching and of. almost inestimable - i , e I the ceremon). ed Mr. J*ohn Sherrit with a 120 pairs ladi ' : feSto to theL ent of the Canadian furniture manufactur. - I - , well filled purse - eFA' corsets worth 5 c i electors of 8� � I I Ugu , bay�pbell, a moulder in the � Iasi. week, to help defray the loss sustained I , while they lar,t for 25c. 1 When it is considered that one of I I L I i . v4lker. out �Iluronithrough 11'era. I I 11 I , . 11 I dczen genjE' White handkerch efs - ' - the columns of TnE SE �POR i'a Stratford Mill Building Com- by his recent fire.-Mias J. � S. Rob irk, of 20 �,., I , with border,worth 1 Oc, -for 5c, f-ach. . ose mills has a capacity 4 .,;EXPOSITOR. wned by Messrs. Skin- h an accident on Monday Brueselo,*wasin ourmidab on Tuesday.- I th. of from 150,000 He lays &tress upon the ilevel* . :1 -" Sir Wilfrid," o any, met� 7it k J - I . � S ,�, ir special table of 5c prints..1 They are wonders. ,A - to 200,000 cords of P' 1opmeub policy ner and Colquhoun, of Mitchell, won second hich restilted fatally. While fie,w�as work- Misa Kate McLean, who'bas been attending 11 �p 0 i- i ; , - I . I ulp wood a year, and - of the Rose Government . an 1 : prize in the carriage and coach a Ilion class �ng in hie epartment a L - . I I f that the average product is only sbme seven . d1l says i that a at the horse show. at Toronto, � Moving crane struck the Conservatory of Music at Montreal, is I i . - change of,ad ministration wo4 I all ++++-I-++ I i I - . I heavy beam which w ad -.in -at present visiting her parents in town. -A . . f I cords to the acre, it Will be readil�se6h' that d be a dAugor- I '. -One of the best known and I wealthiest It . . i . being 'plac I � I I . H-+ � ous experiment at this jituatu e. M r. i M . position, causing it to fal a distance of about nutp'ber of Brussels young p i I ... bofore capitalists could be iaduced ' 0- . farmers of the tow' 60ple were visit. I . � i � to invest Lean would be a valuable dition t6 the ' MCC nehip of E I Mae, William . 0 feet, st.�iking Campb(fl on -the head and inglin our midst Tuesday. -The men who . I I . , . affrey, attempted to take' his I . I 00 large sums necessary for the oarr3 Ing on circle of Liberal journalists I the Legisla� ! day morni I For _ , life Mon- acturing 1his skull. H i was 'removed to havp belonged to' the fire company, being _V1 I'll * . I ture-Messrs. Pattull I ng, by hanging. ome dave he GenerN1 Hospi�al, w ere he rsucedrubed dissatisfied with the council' ' - . . lo, G a am, Preston, ' he has been acting so strangely. that ib, was action, doing I JP_J I � Of b lr�-bahiaeia, they would require some t 4 a an r ' ' ' e i C D � , P' oth 0 ' i` 0 'I I 1� bb ' - I ff ey Va I .1 0 k. riwarue! I " 0 it i �1 01 �o �o I C ett ( W, w - I I a s. ; � y aw P i 11. I hl� t�j b P � t, 6 i b! � h 0 � I � � e e )� 0�. U 0 ,it h, 1: t., a I , 'le 0 D I � I I I I- 8 I f O� I I I I d I 11 � � � , I it I I �u " I I � �, I ellpE - a, or p ,� ic � .P� � i P 4-00 ; 8 R � I I I th I e , 4 � r, , v ' d , ", , . ', B _ _, a - e.� 6t li, 6h �, ns 4 " � 0 hl� 5 1 c 11" � ' - was o the operat ion which I - I - : Auld, Pettypiece and.Pense. J Tak ng the . ; asperformed as the away wit e wo dollars per membe . 0 - O�o - - r J I M nee ppeol w Ic h th t* I r ex- � AR I D & *1 _1 � � guitrantee that their supply of raw material . found eseary to have a I : i nlY hope 'of saving his Ile. A widow and tra for each fire, decided to' , I �_, together and striking an ayerog?� we dor0b PlEteed over him, as his mind �i ' &I watch ing his . I send in their f . I I ! . 3 4 1 , . . 11 . I as evidently ve children survive hill . resignations, ' hich were promptly accepted, � I � . W i . IGARDNO Bxxocxjj� RIM' my - __ - . 1. I . . -_ - .. ; - EXPOI&T4"s I I . I f -1 I d I . I . . I . . . V � I I . . � .� . � 7 . I I � : I . : . I � . I I - t � i . I I I - I - . � I ; . � . �� . I � :, i � I . I i � - - . I I � I �, I I . . - - . I I- � � I . I I . � �, do. - . I . i . I -1 I . , -, � I x0mrs- _� ,era the 9�ue . ber ! Psratltl an js6t=4� 1 10-40's were j tu family I I 7TaegdAy =9 .e :ZtAt'11011 ! th . - � � �004 Igr.; � - Var!Vill59C`,! WO6 f or bial, � A -m whx fdeP�j - -a t .1314 1w, tit' , , home . a2ew.1 .- � ibas eqg&ged , . . to Aoxist b, -eldost IOU ol -call -4 b -u - f, ' I I ,ireelk. to bRl .�'oa �Thursdi ire oxpe_cte� V,hlire -the ,V V. - � - -k A I Wee. in 3d* mov"ing to d -bas , -100cure- and, bome�A dr-Y,'�M!" � Mr.:GallahO � .1 � - , 1 boy* Ahoul& � I ; 6 ."te.—Mir PDX, - b7ardiner at �, , _dsy� � I f - ! . - � 1 2 � I : I FAUXBRS7 , spdtz is -Ainso, 4mm comInsac ,with -& !UU V -11na vement, I fan4�wy VIVe V4 -pura4miag As � � 10nL; � : � A- ,GRES-3 . � the trottinii . .; John - z i , � 1�1� �ex*dll.e ---- � . I I the:kind of I stock that im ,ev�idenced Jb , Brothers. 41. Ishipment ti I . I . . 13eitie K11 -M Beade K. -wl 'Suo sold a t Bessie K.1. I � 7 heir trotVu -has -showed -A Wilder Lee, are loud in t -stock horse, Berry alld- I , I � valup.ble tiri � �, � John. Frds 'Agent, for 01m amount of mail private fonds. BT,ows.—I moved to thl Jaitaly oceu# T,. ]_<ing had .and rebuilt V BaitV atteul . . . - con�misbxorie I gentle -Mtn Al � Mr. T elland -numerously I S license to � ,Government -sounded, V1, isoon'—wul., finished rep � -Mr. Parker " . - _oomfortablo� through-Bay- eew tractiior - I � - X -M in town - , ,view ot the :� 7 Jackson spa] ,erichtow-ml 'Dominion v -i Zr "Pueaday._:� . her -sister, X . - I I . I , i 4 3 1 � I � I NIDTZS.�—1 I I ,,era for East; , - botel, here. - the old 112100 -c ,on of E . Tti - , � was -'e'ut"Off X ent linpidati � - � lage. He, v montha., '41-0. a beer ancl -i I . -ion ulcepnevl� 8M in zonventif. sominatied 1 Harriatort, I riding. Th of,deleg-ateg, and H. Eilt Z I ,expected be put in -an Central h4b to a breach, previous an bate -ball feb year on FAI the f011O*J Itose *1 ViW3 I -and se, � __ _901"Ong ." � tee. L. 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