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The Huron Expositor, 1903-03-27, Page 1_11111 . . . . . ___ - I - - - - -, - � � __.1_-_1-_1______ I � I . ,. . I - . . - , ___.. � -_ . . �____ I , 11__� ; , , i . � I - I '-'T - � - ": ` � I I � I —ff--,-- �. - , , , , I t - . I —_ , —'I---- ,��-;"1-71-.,.-.,--".-7.T"!.V��,—�-,�--,,�--�-��-�.---��—A-----t�i---�-��-- 1_7__-__-_,___ . .. —7 11 . i - �:---,,--��,,�'..�------�,--�:--�-----i.��. � __ I � . ; . -_ ,. __ i . . � I I i C I i : I � I . : . I � __ ,_ T_ - ,__1_T-__ - i i i : � . . I � I ; T : .. I 11 I - .. I 4 . . - I v , � : . . I . . i I 11 i I � i I . I I � , � , - ; . � I' - ! .i . � I � I I I I : 1 � . � . I I . ! - i ; � % -_ � ; ! .1 i � � � . - � I . - � I - . t ! . i ; � I � � . � __. �. � - . � �. .. i I , I I I i . I . I I : I - I . . I - I - I- - . � I I . I � � k I � - i � i I � I � I I i i , I . i � I . . � : I : I I I . I . : � : I I I , : i i . : 1. ; I I I . i I , i I I � . i I � � � i I I � � � I - i I i I I . . I . . _ I . . I - I t . . � . - . 4 - �� I it . - - - — Q_&_�_=_9__V1 - I F of of Course., y pretty maid ? 'at kind ai I ir, she ar � klepaiii-es, I .1d My Pret , ty I orth or you'd know* � I � - . - - I � I ., - - - - - - 1 I&M &O new, Lt o try On, a few. t, and their avies, a. 801do to, I mawt - � - __ - - 0_a._1lb&.1,i?t . .,-:ra __ � Aft 1PENIN' K r,— U ' � I � 0 , I - .1 Willnerr ItAGE ON, I V I I 4-nd - - . - � � URDAAr ff--�L it I & ftftA.L , I I AD L - . will be deckedwith, , f vtOmees trimmed, .. 89, ToqitQs, Bonnet,, - . diaar.. The novel 1� d litiest and moat iBOticll will conclu. ' to any discriminat- . d ave: not only the I .millinery, but the Poll. I . I ; 7days, and. come ta, 11 aegant display. I= . .an. easy matter for .in the reputatim�, . 0�nd creatom of the T within' your easy I astonishingly low ith what shoppers y stores for either '6'rn styles. - ,home, town is the 1�011.r head require - ,a displa.ya for your � �ova dates, an eye- . � -pleasing collection, '1 proved styles in � . I � ,,ts, . .k ar . Ies I iage � o . ,.es iments .4� -ts � � . i. ; - . �erybody W_ � e is ,,tours.,, 1 .... *' *.- � �... . . I . . �Ti �A_UL . - ��s CO., - . iest Cash � 8tore. ; ani Win. Knox ; �--,rthweat Z the for- I � ; 4 i 11c) latter to Mani- ; 1 : and other mem- � 4 I I i � i Monday for the ; i Yellaw Grasa their 1 I I Dllar&a father has I year.-Mias Annie I , ,a Berry wen, V-4 4, �russela ta Work at B I ing ladies will be i � , I But we trust that I ira to the Parental a 11 by their many � the matrimonial Vur midst; &%we this_ vicinity d1jr- I I 2 I 7,with mora than � mou.noe the death Ot sad event' took -- f last wee1c. Mrs. , - ral weeks, and sit 10 Id recaver,, bub I - - 1z $lrill, a train. ing friends could a her, She, , ,ild r, , and, Mrs. � and ;ympathetic _ I who, will- mournic ath. The writgr t meeting her Aa la gentle, grown - re, joins in sym- I husband who it I r weeks old, and thy to, the. aged istera of deceased wal, which. took 'on to Maitland rgest which bus � �, many yearn. as, who has as- Mlop, for several ke rounds. Mr. ,he right place at a Miss Hannah- btly married to� -kos McCutchoon - ble young ladies I ast, and we wish . .many - years of ,Rev. Mr. Leecit i: friends in this, placed in charge ime ago.. Mr. I .reat. builder& of aada during the id the. ministry. *rading for th& dr. Leech will- , I Herberb Bell, �to these parta � ,re during the hap and is not - -Rev. Mr. Mo- m religiqua nor - I � of the homes I �hour for hold- inrah could nab e above course . Knechtel, who- : Mr. Stafford. Ar the summer. Ltel and family - ,-� David Graw- : to Mr. John � 7 has come tu- j of Mrs. Annie - - - - � I I .. ., , � . - - � � . , I � - � I I I - I I i . 1 1 1 "Q��\,,,' -_JW-74�71;� , . � , I I . . f . . I . I : I -*ftt; I � . : i . I I I 1� I I Wo", . � � - . I , i I- i � , I . -,____� ___�_ - - - - i i I I �, I .. i i . I i . i - � . . . . I I I I I — I . . L 4 — . THIRTY-THMM YEAR. i � I I � I I . . I � - ; I 11 ! � . ! .1 I . I i i — I � ! i : i . I MOLE" .BROS.* PubUsheii i � r I WHOLE NU:KBER, 1,841 . I �, � il I . , SEAFORTH9 FRIDAY, MARCH - 279 1903. - I � I . I li � i - _. — . i i � . i . I ----------- — � I . I 1. I $1 aYear in Advance, - I I __ . __ _______ - I __ . 0 1 . � � . I e ! � � I I : ---t , -1 I __. I : . � � - I - ' � if I i I I � ; township, Huron co Ut , 21 mile& from Ex- had trampled Mr. Eu4t%cels bead and faft I . I . i . � I �- P i 2sOOO ROLLS. � etOrvillage. She wl a into an almost unrecognizable mew. Th -,g � , , i ! � � ''I ki - The � � Rohert Engine and , - . I ited in inarriage to �23TORES � i.1 , 2 FLOORP� 1 i I . � I her now bereft huab 6nd on February Iltb, dying man vsked for a drink of ,water sud . .. � I i � i ervie I 1, -,., - - 11 I . � I I I Ground �Fh - ' ' T s 0� I I W --matched' 1864, - 5o ft. wid-e or , i � Wall -paper ' ith and to them w, ire born 8 children, 3, he inquired the time of day. He expired � sons iind 5 daughters. sihort1v after. . � i I the- year 1867,1 he - . , - , J CO nV Ltmded. - - - I I RETAT� � i � i., hres er # decei sed, with her b mb d and young fam- -Three trains left Toronto on Tuesday 100 ft. long . ! i _. I . '01111, - . i Borders & Oei lings I I . i i ; ; - . . I Upper "Oor o ' I . ily, r ioved ta Grey t w hip and settled on for Manitoba and the Northwest all lo.dim I � , . � L � ,� - 4 I I lot 1". concession a joining Cranbrcok with settlera and their effects. These trains . � I I MAZST,F�Lcrplt� i T CAPITAL,, J200,000.00. Regular 10 cents and 12i cents + I . I . � I ! - ; � i I . I . and lived on same lot, mitinuously up to contained 550 peome. Among the numl)w I � ____ : i I I . I I : —I . I � the time of her deat were about forty 4erman. � � �, � � . FOR 7C PEF! ROLL. . �- � is. ore from Ber- - . __ . I I IXG. '��_T ; ; 1 � - � 1 ; Divid'ed inio 4,0061 S) �ires at $50. 00 each. . rm � � � I . -Thomas H. Mainjuel died at his home lin, Waterloo county, who lefb with & fin& 1 . ; I I . . I I , I I * - . I i It seven p . in W migham, on - where � WTV ILL SOON BE - I . er cent. F 4ference Stock. " I I ' h Wed , 12th inst, aged lot of stock for Carstairs, Manitoba, Iz H F� ft -E. " I , ! � NFF10TID I I i � � i ; � I i � A110M., W1 A JUJIL11 � 54ye6re andlO'm n.t s. Deceased had a ,new Germm settlement is flourishing. I - I . . � i ; i i � i ,000 now offered for subscriptio at par. Ten per cent, payable! on 9 . been -asiding in W * nip g for -some our -or -At the police court, in Kin ton, a feW ___ . . � � I applilvion ; balance as called for b t: . I- 0 ge LuMnix � ! I e CompaDy-, ot to exceed 15 sEAFoinm five N )ara past and was sken ill last fall days ago, Christopher Robinson and Beni , - LriEg� � � � I I per c6nt. m I all is paid u. he whole amount can be paid at �in — with orne stomach trouble and wait in the min Sherting .pleaded guilty . -1 . ; ! 1 I t . I . onthly, unti � - - ____ -_ --- - to -the chaiga ' ' 3 1 a and di vid Jads' will da � . There is an old superstition that good luck will abide w � � 'time option of subscriber I � te from payment of M, I hospital at that ciby�unt,l three weeks ago of liaving carriedletters mito -the Kingston i1th ou thro' gl )uti I amoull . 1 - __ I . � � , I ! I - 25- 1 � � . Huron Notes. � when he came to hisi b me in Wingliam. penitentiary, and were fined V2 and- ,co,to the year if you weir somethiDg new on Easter morning. Nd,t do early.'A I e-4� e divide � .. : " I . � i ?ill be paya, uomel V p4s -vi ble yearly, on March 15th. . Deceased finit ca- Ingham from Belle- each, or one mouth in jot , the minim- � . -While climbing a tree, the other day, a �2 1101 mind you of Easterupparel. Bett.er get ready to blossom. 0 io&� � T e remai4in profits, -in eai h iad every year, ,over and above .the . Ville over tienty-fivo ye ire ago-' and tr o'k a penalty. Besides this botih men h " I � . .. little daughter of Mr. J. �Elder, of Hay, fell aTo been I lit Amolln � p� ends, shall be se'j -as [ le to form a resorve fund, until s inch D A I deal of it for you. New Spring suits, now rain or shine Overcoat in i I �. 91 � a d fr ctured her leg. ! I situation in the then Scot &Bell chairfac- diimisecd,froni'the service. Mr. Robinson weights, new shirts, new bats,new neckwear,all spOcially-lse�,&te� � Jreserve fund shall reach $25,000.00, . I I I a bory. He spent several yeara in .British was an ex -alderman. and his act in Carty- - with hel ! T liere ' no Plebenture 'or bond i ssu, -, and none can be created without �hO' hold their fall fair at W n Columbia and fte h is tender 14611ugs : 1 0 , The Turnbeiry agricultural iociety will t,bJect of decorating We best dressers in their 'Spiing , I i gham, on Septem. : a T, a return from that ing in a lettsr wasdua to hi - , � plumagei Let n t. in& 1consent of at leas two-thirds of the h �holders present, or represented at & ber 24th and 25t,b. : I � count he was for, s.,fe yeara chief of the for a dying wife, who bad written her buil - � ' I . , e; event your coming in to see oar display. Choosing is msd E , , u 11 igeneral meeting, � ecially c6nven* ed. � . I . are - PT Y.Wh 3o � , ,p I I I ! -Mr. P. Hartman,of Hay, recently difipoa- Wing am fire briga. am do taker of wa, baud,Ball,in prison. Ball bailed. frorm - � . I 1 1 1 \ 1. i I I I . I i wo-yesr�old Colts to Mr. . xtraordinary variety. You don't need to take w at you only I alf, � I cd of A team of t' ' see such e. I I � . I : . -for the snug sum of $250. ,- tervvo:ks pump. . a leaves a family of TorOlit,3, and has since been released. I I ; I t -� PRO VISION, 4L, DIRECTORS - � I growr up children by his first wife - and a -One of the oldest mills in the count of� like, for the other half is conspicuous in the goods you'll find� hwe. - ; I # David Schnell y I I i � I I �1 i 11 � ' wido and two small childrtn. Welling',oa was partly wrecked at torsi, I . i I I - -- ; 1 1 � -The challenge skoA for the Robin Hood i E � i � � I I i i 0-: ' I � 3 1 . Robei i Beff, i S-eaforth, Ontario. '! trophy was held at Goderich last -week, the T -1 stout 10 o'clock last Saturday night, when � � . � I . ' ' . i i ! , � 1 - i rohn H. Broadfoot, I I winner. of the trophy being C. J. Mitchell, I Canada. . a wall six stories high fell int,) thefalls be- i : � � . � - � ; . J I SPRI NG 8 . � A I � I I � - Seatorlh, Ontario. , of Brantford. 1 -The Dominion Government have de- low, The wall was. weakened by the break. . UITS' ' i l . : I 1[ � I � ; , ing up of the river last week and thi co - I I 1�', ), � �L � � .A. t9-1 � Pro* ' e a graqb of I � - � I , � 1 r. C. G�le 1 1 S,a��,Jh, Onta - . -Wm. Gamble, an old ramid(nb of Grand cided to mak $50,000 to aid in U_ I � i I _ I . I � I _� I I � Bend, died on Friday, l3th ini t. Deceased establishing of a Dominion Fair st Toronto. tinned high waters since. The mill *a the . . - �, : � rye McEsven, M. P. 1 1 Henl5atl, Ontario> ' ! I : � ! - i . was 62 years of age. He leaves a wife, one -An effo. t in being m %de in Sarnia ti or- propeity of the Fergupon eEtati% bub loop- ; tj�lng Lo W : i i I � eon and three daughters. . orated by Mr. T. A. Sloan. - Had the acexi� i Any particularly nice U , 4 arles McKa I Seaf�rth, Ontario. ;; - . that � I _y, H. A , I ganize a company of 'volunteers h om the I . - . i I I i . 11 I �, i .. � I I ---Mr. Robert, Penhale, of the BrIbinson Kettle Point and Stol y Point Indian reeer- dentoo'curred a few minutes earlierMr. ; I . i 0 1 , ... 'you want in a suit*you%, End righ �- Z McLean, . I Seaforth, Onfalioi 1� I Sloan would probably have Icst his li as - - 11 1�1 i J t. �e.; i I line, Stiuley, has purchased a fine draught ves, to be attached tb, the 26,,h Regiment felli I � . I i , ' ' he had just left that part�of the mill. A- 11 - -.r- I I , � '. Tearce, Manager- L:'om ' ton Bank, Seaforth, On at &Ilion, five years old, from Douglas & Son, (Middlesex), which has f:)ar Indian compau- - : i I i W. talio. � � - � rr_�Its membership'. : � . I _; � 1. � . read There will be just the correlet Lumber 0�- t � , of Strathroy. . is carload of oats I � ;i 4t ! i ai - yfor ihipmentand the, ; � i A. Yipung, � .1 . , . I I . , i : ! i i - . Seaforifi, Onlario. I -The'ratepayers of Colborne towmhip -VF-bile crossing t e Red river. bt Win- electric dynamos were lost in the ravine. , � I . : � I I . . 1ons on your coat, just the�' richt roll o ltlie� I I i a voted.on a by-law to take W,000 of stock nipeg,, on Monday, the i(e gave way beneath -At the meeting of the Grand Lodga of . r � r I ; i I I - : q � . I � , I Bankers -I - 7he Dom"' n ' United Workmen held in Toronto Iasi week I . I � m � f into i3an 0 - in the Huron & Bruce Ele'etric Railway a large band of horses, Fif ty-five were . I . Japel,;;, just the correct curve on your tro � m6ra - � � � . Company. The � by-law was defeated by 59 plunged into 'the wat!rs, but. all but two 'the following chief officers -were elected I I , . . ; �� A�Al & —,&,&.k - - . 0 by I � I I I � � � A - I votes. were rescued. The goti a cold bath, how- acclamation : Jos. Gibson, Ingersoll, grand � . I t : . � y I I I I � � _____ r, --- � I -Mrs. Johxk McMahon, a highly respect. ever, which will not do them much go3d. m . 0 They will be just the rig4t width and i)6- , 0 � . �� . � I aster ; J. M. Peregrine, Hamilton, grand � . I . I I Me ... # - ed resident,,of the 3rd concession, Hav, died -Win. Tooley, so foreman ; Charles H. Cameron, Iroquois,- � I I � ii 11 I a of r. R. Tooley, Jr., - I : I I grand overceer, and M. OV Yq� L to � f ! � at the residence of her soD, John, on Wed- was killed by lightnin at Wallaceburg, 0. Carter, Tor,outo., It will be a hard matter f '' ' _�nd Omit! 1 . T i � Company is formed to ac4uire and take over the business and g grand recorder. For treasurer, F. G r ; I i 1 � i is 00d needay of labt'week, in the 7.1--th year of her Friday afternoon. Mr. 1_'ooley was emplo - -, ltxq - I ; � I w I ; � , ! will Of �ROBE-aT BELL, Seaforth, 0 ari , kho n as T_uE SEAFORTH EIN ' � . _y . -y, �ools ar age. ed at the sugar works as foreman ameng the wood, Toronto, was elected with 28,863 val." with your SpriD iit if youi get i6 he e 'tOr� IAIND INIKCHIN!E WORKS, including b4 I � : pi�a zu_ oub of 43,284, against T. M. Cornal Ganan. . I - . g si � � � I ,iildii s, lands., machinei -0. Francis Chamberp, of the Soh conces- laborers. He and some (f the men went in- J . ; ' , 11 at I � � I � terns, ixianufact ring traction and portafle engines, high sl)eed auto atic - � I .; sion,Stephen. diedonthel2ch inbt,, agf-d to one of the cottages ne out oque. J. T. Allm, Mount Forest, was ra. , .- t we believe that our suits are jvst RIGHT in, �'stationary engibes, sawmills, flax mi.1s at I threshing machinery. Theobjectis 27 years. He had been in poor health for of the rain. Tooley atood in the open dorr. elected grand guide by acclamation, and R. . I I . � � � . � � *to enl4 -tse. the present' bu- � ness and go into the manufacture of Eorne time. A widow and infanb child are way watching the paabin g shower, when he Ingram., 0itswa, grand inside watchman.. . � � . I i HT in i e t 'boilevs, th 0 h_ A new tariff of rates wa's adopted. It be. , � � . ery way, as U. � pr c _�ge andincrei e I � I _I ev . well as jus'*R li , - I reshil g machines, self ed�is, wind' stackers and other attac left. struck down by a shaft of lightning. 1_1� I � � i :: ments. I I -1 �_ � �) ! was . - -1 ! i : � � i -At the annual meeting of the Clinton -The Bureau of Mineg at Toronto has gins with 66-centa a month at 18 years and 11 - �- L : , Tliis business has grown up du ing e last ten Years from a small repair bowling club, on Menday evening of last, been informed that the 'V 7elland Peat Works rises to $1 20 at 45. The tow scale 'ciames I . , well known manufacturi ern. The output for last year was a . I . I � I shop toja iffiy� Go C ,� Suits at Sp Z15 . I I . � I i I � : , gel 0 week, Mr. Wm. Jackson, the energetia sa. propose to resume operations for the season in July lat next, J . � � trifle o' ei: $70 (W and was lar y co3i,npo ed of saw biill machinery and stati' - aretary of the club. was presented with a-- immediately. They bad a small outlul., last , I . On -Three tkousand immigrants reaclied i � ary n ines _11 I - ary en on which the margin is very h -n ch less than on traction engines cut glaEs wa Montreal this week, on their way to the Sults lat SPT50' � and separator ivork'. . F . � . . � ter bottle. summer, but the work then was largely ex - I I � Al - e moBtly. British, but I I � � I , � � '!he profits for the past year a oun d to 21 per cent. on the ' tal * Thon. Beattie, of the 4% concession, perimental. They ha e succeeded, ibis there were a proporticn :of Swedes and : I . � �111- Goderich township, so far has the honor of claimed, in eecurinq a' ti f otory process, Suits at '10 I � !�, 81 a a IT . vested'.;1 Had the entire output beentra on el3gines and separators mei I I i * I ; i I ... PIIOPI�s eowing the firab field of oats in this part of and have great quantitie 1 of peat in ehape Galiciang, T�e immigrittion officials *7 - � I !dt� ; would have bee f ully double the amiolin - � I - I I Ontario for 1903, he having made that re. to proceed, irrespective (f the weather. that the Dominion is now receiving the very . ' SO!, s at tp �1 2 I A large utniber of orders had to be refused on' account of the capacity� of Cord breaker on St.. Patrick's Day. -The first divorce pot .tion of the . beet of immigrants, and Oat this se � � I I � I I � � 'I the Avo ' k -9 not being sufficient to sup . iem. e en ire p ant, consistin � of I -Mrs. Rush, of Grand Bend, deparbed was presented to the Senate at Ottawa on :will witness a remarkable influx of . a r t � . . I . . � I . *##*""#*# a-**-"&- *#"#4�" � I I . , buildin , lands, machinery, tools, C , r ingF, pa en s anc icen8e8, this life on Saturday, 14bh inst., after .an Friday. James Reid,Sti lele, one time lmmigrant94 This is quite independent e : .IF * of To� & � f, - . � I : 1 and th good w�ll of the business wi be, Sfe d to the new Compan 0 1 i - ! I : : , : � . � f r illness of ten days. She -was 64 years of age ronto,. Winnipeg, and'M breal, is 1he p ; : )n, eti- �he larg"e colony which the Rev. Mr. Bair � ' ! $40,000 � worth of stock. There will �e no cash withdrawn, � -every dollar nowin-' I I " to e a a I I and leaves a husband, two sons and four tioner, and prays for� a diewludon of his is arranging for. The fa,et a t, ail ov r . . I vested will be left in the business, wl�ich �)lainly shows the conffdence the pres' dauZht-3ro. the old counii-r .-there isa die ositionon the � � i I � marriage with Minnie': f0lira Steele (nae Deu- y i ent pro,pr ; i : p MADE -TO YOUR MEA8 RE , ietorshave in the new venture. . I . I , ! , U, I to ( : ; . I I i I -Mr. F. D. - Stalkc r has sold his 100 &ere mark) on, the'ground that she has deserted part of farmers, who ara making nothing I i I I � 1 1 . I . - � I I I i . I I i I farm, lot 42, comicesslon 4, East Wawanosh, to the ches prices, Qua Vf farin .. , I � I 1 : I . 1, , him since March, 1892 4� :)ae Henry -Weiler, . . � eA , i I ' 1p __ Od, , Ah 'd. owin 2 � I r I 4 . i to Mr. Edgar Dexter, of Hullett for $5,000. a Buffalo piano tuner, i's lleded to as having laborgers, who suffi). with tha farmers,, to I � I I i I , . And if on prefer the custom-made suits,- cut and made wi h every I tt make Canada their home. I y Oonsi�d� , Phe pr sent date of writing, Mari h 18th, 1903, there, atle orders - ahead Mr. Stalker has bince purchased liro. W. J. been the cause of the deE ertion. � i, � 1. . � � eratian, for your fancy and comfort and general satisfaction 'we ave this exc,,P,� i lor abo it $55,�011 worth of goods for I dell ery in 1903. Besides this the firm Taylor's 50 -acre farm, lot 42, oonofss:oa -3, � -William D. Bmrgeie and Airs. Hall -The Toronto News says -. 114 It is pro- � . � - ` � . tional inducement foi you : We want you to see and learn'� th value � I 1 hav e a t1iree y6%rs' contiact with a Iiirge firm in Winnipeg for $52,000 worth of East Wawanosh, for which he paid S2,750, Padfield, of Esst, Oxfor�, were tried this bable thatafter the Gamey ehargen, have . )f t 11 � . . I � I . .-. � e (Xine - for dell rery in 1901 �nd $70,090 vr rth for delivery .in 1905. Thus a very -Mr. S. M. SanderL, of the 2ad been disposed of and the Legislature is 1A -a - : ecial offerin . Then, if you care to, we should be glad to hAve your S 1,3 i I r:p ) conces- week at Woodstock, by Judge Finkle, on � i � - o .�51 -41) 9 pr I e p rtion o th, aion, of Stephen, has rented his 100-acte the position to traneact other buainess. that i 1 � i e output is sold for thr e years. . There could be 'no better I _- eh%rge of bigamy. Both were' found . X11 _� . � . z 01 (Ter. act, striking out the 7clause In- the Municipal � 1 . , evi en e of the workmanship on goods t rned out and th farm to Mr. Thomas Shapton, of the adjoin- guilty. Burgess was given seven monthein . I I I ii ' : . . . . e superiority of -the d _ I I - . . . n z ' Bell e 4nes over other makes. i I ing, farm. We u erstand Mr. Sauders in- the central prison and Mrs. Padfield five Act, preventing members of fthool boaidir , % � � , I . I I ,. . ; � ': I . ' C. patents, including the self'cle,j ling driving wheel, speeder, reverse tends retiring from fArm life but what he months in the count j' 'I Burgess and from serving on municipal pouncils, will be , ' I I . I i 0 J� brought up. It was introduced last sessiQu J A -great seller is our 15 dollc-Lr suit I 1 gea,rlo ,k, and loco cab,are -,,ery valuable! � d instue sales abd good pri ' intEnds following he has n b t decidf.d. Padfield were marriedrlao.me years ago. � i I ces where. o � "I . I i __ � I I ever thes,e engifies ,ire introduced. . . -The following are the values of the im- They separated without the formality of by Mr. Hoyle, of Xorth Ontario, to mest ro P4( � � I i - ! I � I t I the opecial case in his - own ridin J You don1 need to (,o . more than the above figure for a's !fine a suit as a ny I i I i . i port.3 received at the different towns in the a divorce ; both remarried, hence %9. Ib 'wenti �i 0 - could. wish to put on in Black Worsted, Fancy WorA�d, Fancy Worsted bey �,e, . . � ; county betwee'n July lab, 1902, and Mar(h offence. : � . through without discussion, and few werie 1 ; ` i .1 1 The Engine l' and Thresher Buniess'. i ; I - I i . i I I ist, 1903 : Goderich, $7,881 13 ; Clinton, -0ne of Ga1Vs oldest ' manufacturers even aware that A -was on the -ststate book. , . Scotch and Canadian Tweedo. I i A 11here is n I . note 87,785.88 ; Wingham, $5,711.82 ; Seafortb, passed away Tuesday in that town, in the -The result lias been that there have been - i : ot another manufacturir. line in Canada to-day'of which V I I � I I are so few manufacturers, when you ca ider the o . � d i rtunities I I � " � i eyening an oppo $5,577.37. 1 . � I person of John Wardlom, who *as one Of niiseatment,3 everyweek since the first bf- _J - E ! I . -Rev. Peter Sbraitb, of Innerkip, a for- the beat known wcollen yarn manufacturers -nary, of men legitimately elected in I z 15 Dollars I Think of it � � - 'that are offered. Themarketisiiractici 6s y unlimit About seven -eights of Jan :1g. - - � ; � � 'the thr hi . nor _? . � � , i es ng engines and separators usell in Manitoba wrid th6 Northwest axe merreeidentof Clin!cin, and ton of Mr. in Gin%da", A native of Sco1en anceafthe-cl6use. It hat provena good j . I I ; - : 4. he came I I I :_ � of American manufacture, which are. i '' orted and sold 4her� in the face of Peter Straith, of that town, died on Mon- to this country in 1853, settled in Galt and ,ouirce of rewnue to coun y . � � I . IMP 0 . try lawyers,* but -is " I � � I I . i � J . ' _� . - - - - - IV W, I i : I � 215% duty. T ' : � dAy of last week. Deoeased had been r,uf- established a yarn ma'nufactory, which he not regarded as -useful in other respecte, . - I . . I- i I I ; Canada h -is to -day more wheat gr�wing.land than the'United States, and , ferieg for* -A very sad accident ocourredon Friday' �z � i I i eome time previou3 to bis death carried on till about 1B years 169(', since - . 1 , I � - - I . I each acre of this land will produce -from 6 per cent. to 40 per cent. larger yield witi, paralysis. He was 53 years of age, wbith time he has been A wool broker. I I ,, which caused the dea li. of Ai. q - � . . I . H8 afternom - t 31 . ; thaii the land iii the United, States. ! � I James Jobnaton, a farmer residing .� i . I arid for the past twelve years bad been pas- wife survives him, together with a family of . I ik few � . i - -TT \V- --T4:-A-rT..S- I I With the present rate of immig-ra on a large percentage of this wheat tor of the PreebytFrIan church at Innerkip.. 'four. � miles fr3m.Bothwell, Mr. Johntti�n, wlth " � . . � 1 I land will soon I e under cultivation and he number of nd separators -A quiet but pretty vieddin was solem. other min, was getting timber out f the � I � I . � engines a i I i - 9 -The progress of the'remiskaming Rail- - � - I � I ' that will be req ired to handle these crops will increase with the a rea,ge, At nized by Rev. C. R. Guunq, at the residence way construction work lias been so rapid woods, when a -storm auddauly arome owh1oh - I 11 . 0- I . � I t I � � - - - ; : lhl� - e there are only seven or eight manufacturers of raction en- of Mr. ani Mrs. Edward Herman, of Hul- that instead of the si#y miles wbiAh were to ca -used the men to ran for shelter. Mr. i i : I I I � - ' �: . and 10 or 11 manufactUrE r8 of separators. i The output of these lett, on Wednesday of last Week, when their be c Johnston was unable to go with the reeb,ax � � , � . � . � - - I I , ompleted this year the praipects are _. - .. I . I tgaileit(lo�sir�i,-,,Clssecl"lsl%tisit�-itcnm,F"�thiDg like 650 engines, id 800 separators �,er year. -These ma- d %ugh ter, Lillian Edith,became the life Pat he had his tcam with him. Mr. - stan � j I I , mi d. � � - I _V.. J . . I -te a,r- y all require v� � t- that seventy-two 'lcs- will be finishe I Jobn � � 10% : chii 8 are, ne ..... d: for Ontarix , -use. In fact, th�'demand for Ontario ner of 1E enry Bateman, pf Bruesple. A The commissioners are perfectly satisfied not appoaring when the storm was oinr, the 1 - . I - , � - ' I . I -V � I � z will v'ry soon e more than these facto es will be able to supply, without Ut`ke number of relatives of the contracbilnR par- with themork done, iind believe that the men went to 16ok for him, T � � % I- - t� i i "��. I . ing tlie� re uire ents of the Northwest it to consideration at 41. The require- ties were present, and the btide ieceived tiaffio will be far'in eXce a of that criguistly , hey found bim - - i , - - I . � In a swampy piece of ground, Ahie load up�w I , . �. I I � i I ments � of t e N rthwest for this season kv,e something like 500 threshi outfits many uieful abd beautiful gifts. - anticipated. Three ne engines h%ve been ith Mr. Johnston lying dead unAer a� I I I . . a e % wi I . . . , 4 � ... . I � to haiidle the c -op on new 1)roken prairie, which is ready r whqat. ill -Mr. E. H. Kaiser met with a bad accii- order�d for this road . an" � � .. . �� ' � , T is does - sing log which had rolled upon him. It is -eub, j ' . � . ", . . �' - into a count the regular acreage plans "' � .., � . . . z I - not ta),.e into a I which produced 127,000,000 bushels'of dect while at work in the Wingharn chair prepared, for severA ne cars. " posed the horaes became unmanageable J."n - - . �� - f wheat! last yea �, and the total D umber' of threshing outfits required for the factory on Thursday afternoon last. 17 -A terrific rain and irid. storm swept the mud, as they were badly mired, and In � - I a w . - - � - )V his season will be about 3Mi, I their struggles upseb the lo,%d upon the un. J, . I was at work omi the shaper and the piece of over Preoton and other �parts of Waterloo t I , I . . I , . I I , I 1 . I . I . . I I I , � I board he was working with got caught in county, last F . n�mig a on fortunate man. The deceased, who wag itz - 7 . . I . I riday eve b t 6 0'0103k. i . . . Itso . I some way and his right hand came in coa good circumstances, leaves a wife to mourar- ' . [ , Pro ft I - . . - J. A Newetead's barn, On the Breslau road - . . � I ; � I I tact with the knives. Parb of the two. his untimely and. . i � 1� i That ongines and separators can e manufact, ,first was aomplately demolishbd, and a rA;Qf was t = I ? I I — . . _: ured in! Seaforth as cheaply fingera were taken off and the thumb and lif bed from a large pig house on the same I a - I I � - ! ws anywhere in America is easily under- tood. In the first place, the taxes are I 7 � . . I 1 . . 0 T � . : :Very light, insurance is cheaper and ot] i er ex enses are very much less in a ther two fingers were badly out. � farm. About two thousand dollars' damage -A checker club hat been organfzed in � . I . . 5 I . I � . . . mall town than in a I -Mr. John Hunter,, one of the early -set- was done on the NewEt9ad farm, and a Con- Mitchell - - � f � I -8 arge -centre. La or 1 tleaper and ibore easily obtained , m 4 . - - � I . _. I,, - � � ! 7 --and there are n labor troubles to contelil with. � 11 tiers of Bar River, Algoma, formerly of siderable amoun.b of fencing through the -it is� our sad duty to report the death 4 9 I I I I I _. z I Belfast, passed away at his home on Satur- countr was destroyed. The sheds of Zion one of the oldest settlers of Ellice, in 4 � A 1 I Then the outwa-rd freights from �eaforth to the iNorth-west are prac- I y . tho I You've got to get a new one this SpriDg. Why not get it at the stove t] at , day, March 7th, in his 7116t year. Deceased -chur3h were also blown down. person of -Michel Howard,who died on . 0 0 . . : 6. ticilllyt the sam a as from London, Galt: Waterlo 6, Toronto, Brantford and I . I Mon- A bas the largest variety, that gives you the moat For your money, 'that carr�es - - Sarni was a mative of Tyron county, Ireland. He -A widow and four young children of day - morning of last week, after -be A, z�, where t iis class of goods is manyfaCtured Iiii . ing at - - - f � yiju , plate, itubes, pi� � and bar iron are the s� le or ve 0, -George W. Burkholder receive S , -le-e Tbursday. He was a native J 'r� it pott, freights on boiler came to Canada 55 years ag settling in the I . elusive styles, that exchanges the hat if your amily doesn't': like it , whe4' I tle different than to the _4 800 from only sin - a township of Went Wawanosh, where he the Grand Trunk Railway in eettlement o of Connaugbt, J get home. The hat that will agree with your height and fi ure cost�s na � mc ie - .bo�elnamed placei. � ! I f Ireland', born -on the 29th -of A I 5 � 9 i. The apprc ximate profits at prese a ce of,m e married Miss Mary Barkley. In the fall of their claim for damap� for the death of the - I � . September, 78 years of age, and immigrated 1 . at rial. and lab � than the unbecoming hat.F&We have the one that suits you. . � pi � . or, on 100 , 83 Mr. Hunter moved to Bar River, Algo- husband and father, a baker ftom Sarnia, to this country when quite young, eott i I - . � I . ! I � . , complete 6utfit,, for the western trade, 'i V mi be $120, 000. The Ontario business � ling i T � ; I .will 116t yield af � bi turns as this, but t ere is a large margin 0 ma, where he has resided ever since. � who was'killed in the, Wanstead accident. in the tow,nabip of Hibbert, - I I � I I n n that also. county of Pertk. I . I I � ---�A - I i . . bb s. With a I well or I - I 110 . ; The abov( very unfortunate breakdown occur- The courb:j , id not make any order an to the wheka he' lived for awhile. Later cu he - . Soft Hats— "i. 00 to $8. 00. I i I - is %&�,ed on the goods bi � n sold to Jo er - 1 e fit67 wou very largely increased, as ther- , - . 11 I .; � ; I ganized staff of agen ies th pro f, . red it the sawmill, ab Whitechurch, which shares which I he infants arp to receive, bub moved to Ellice township, where �hb resided 1 1� 11 to be until the time of death, his: w' fe hiving pre- .�� would be no jot bers' rofits to a . Th( s no business Where there is uch a I I , . 04) � e is being operated by Messrs. Cottle & Son, gives the�wbole tum i to bh mother ;1 - I � 11 Shoff Hats—$11,50 to- $3 .1 e i S on Monday of last week, just before Closing used in her discretion.i , a � 41W 4! � :' -large opening, or wh re such gool result.l(,? I I . . d t tellven years a - _1P : s can be obtained. - . , . -go, I . : I � [ : � I - I . time. The large fly -wheel of the ' -The I& .,Doug&U, of -Charles Bellamy, -one of 1 the most re- - � 104 A A N�AL� i : I I . : engine te judge M.."I Toronto, . I � , , I I . I - - - - - - � I broke into a number of pieces, which flaw i left $50,965 24 worth �f.propsrty, according speo�ed residents �4i Blans rd, died mn i . � i I I : I L I . � I : I ; n I . I - � -I I ., � - 'Managemeni.# I . I all directions. So great was the strain that to his will, filed for probate in the Burro- Thut,xday�, March 1-2bb. . was . born ; . � ,. . f - I The Boar� � of Directors -will include �he former propriqtprs and a number the bed of the engine was completely torn g te Couit.1 The exec'utors are his wife, amidst the fens of Lincoln$ England, 'in " .. a r . . Butter and E rs taken as ash!',. I � 99 - � of well known I usiness men. It is intend d to retain -the servj-,es of the former up. Mr. Cottle had -an Mmost miraculous Jane Moirow MoDroukall, David Henderson, 1824L When he was 21 yve, a of a - . � . I I - go he � I . I i er and t aer a ' ployee - * escape an the largeeb piece of the wheel barrister; at law, Toronto, and his son. emigrated to Canada, settl* g in the -old ' ��l��li��i��,��ll��lI I � : manag 0 In P. � � � . . -1 I - t I � . ` I i r I �. I .1 I I . . I . I -,r— � went through the endof the mille1the IDouglar, � The estate consists of houqehold towashi ' of York. After working there �. � I r . � I i . IP � � , � I . � . very place where he had been adjusting a goods and fu�rniture valued at $1,640 ; books t i a - : " His Weight in, Politics . for some'time, he wentto Ri4e Lake In MOP, � - � - m ; . I ." . good work in Hansall.-f Dr the Grits. I do belt not a minute before. $960 ; book debts, $1,114 ; 'moneys secured end W" employed in teaching the Indifing � ! DEAlt ExrosXT0R,-r-1I iioticed in the Lou. n)b deny that his Intentigns are good, and i � I I I � � � I � I � I -On V� ednesday of last week the-'�home on life inisursinee, $42,5%; bank and other how U farm. In 1854 be! -married Mim - . I :don Fre'e-Preas Of hq 19,�h_lnsti., a very nice that in election times he ' doas his"4esb for --- _' Grei Stewalrt � " I . - bank, $161, and ' They farmed In I . � . I i I representation f he be.e�utiful and beaming 1h a party and always makes fuse enough.Vub of Mr Walter Cuanwigham, of Hullett, was stocks, $3,388 ; cash in -Ma "er of York. _V �i I It] - i - I . the scene of another of those happy events real estat6,J1,200. - th:t�dtirleb'forifive years. Thezios -the ;. It . 7. .A : , !counl eiiance of r wort�ly and ever geniail 1h at he is entitled to the' loud pridsea given which mark a change in the lives of tvro -A deputo,tion from New Oatarioi head. remdved to a farm &tGlenallen, nearGuel f I Press, i6r that I I -_ 7 .. (SUCCESSORS TO GREIG & MACDONALD , � : 1ellow Otizen, r. J. E,,. MoDonell. Now, ni by the Free he stands young people, for better or for worse. It ed by James Conmee.M. P. P., laid before wheia th remained four ytara. Then ,� 7 - . � . . z I I . ; 17 � , , Mr. Editor, I d not find any fault with the 61 it sufficiently prominem,� for hia:, influence was the marriage of his daughter, Isabelle, the Gove'ziment at To fit a rm on the ith line . . I I 8 )iottLre only th t, per !, t is a little bet- ft the party to have his hands routo, a few days ago, boug 11 sird, � 1�'e 1 T I , a .of Blaush � z I Oule PbYs"03 to Joseph Rands, a prom rons young farm- the needs o the dimtriob.* They ask tfis,t �whershe,,Iivcd until his dea,th " . Old St nd ier looking tha the original. But, I do � si � promently displayed in Eo gor,d a Tory er of that township, Thee Cere , 1 17 4 ! I I monY was many nevp: wnsbiLm he surveyed and new- -W= Brown, for ..' - & -1 I J � feel disposed to e Boone exception to the p 6per as the Fred Prissis, I vt ry much doubt. , 1101111 25 years �,� . � �� - i I vverly fullsome re arks 1 which accompany m to be against presence of the immediate relatives of the Mr. Burk said they wanted no veterans an Sa n of epart d this life Ion I., ' - 1 � � , ' ' I At any r),te, the facto se'p performed by Rev. J. A. Hamilton, in the railways 4 � built in ffbm the lake ports. reside t ' Atwood, d . I I � . turday* 14th last., after ni arly -a y"r -of �i . .: I � I - It a ya that Mr. McDonell has t . ; pa�ties interested. James H. Pipe dite- settler i, but y'duni and.vigorous men, who int6misesufferin& ` I 8:0, A 0-RrT I I � I the picture, 81 111s conclusion. . - , - , i - � I I � � Youra truly, -Decessed was 64 iftra Of _� I . ' — . I !be( -n mi very soti ve Oons:rlvative; t h%t he is a '- I charged the duties of groomsman, and Miss wouldnKnoten the development of the corin- age. [He � ' : - - i � - t . . I ' , - ------ L� . � I I � . . great weight in p litics, hnd that his assist- . . ONLOOKI&P., was born in Nottingham, Lfngland, I if . I I - " t i I ; ands thst of. bridepmaid. The newly try. Thq e ;sin portion, they said, was in the year 1839. He came I a 1h1g counky 1. - . an* bas been Inv lusble ';to the Comervative i 1 t : . . I - I _ I � I I � ty'drcyleRdlmir expect to make their home at having a 00 ernment railway throu whe� nine years -old sud li !� , I , ; The Good Ro�ds! Movement. . v �d -in Bramom � -1 0 A cause in Bout uron.' gow, there are 1; I . . or near Uonstanoe. inksmin !.0 d they uked for equal interext township, near Guelph -till e year _" . - & I gi, I I .� � 9 i Colonist Special Trains * � the- :some Obusery a who-will-bardly swal- ; DEAR EXPOSITOR, -In 1 your last issue I -A despitch from Windsor,dated March in their d let. i wheik he married Loulm' Gfl -son. Ho 4nd �, , i i I I i . . ; . - - I 1 � low thii ; indee , here are some who say it imotice that Mr. D. Can�slon, of Clinton, 23rd says : Joe. Barge, at one time a pto- -Mr. John Eusti0e,* one of the beat his wife then lived within a abort distance � I I . � � � : . Canadian Nortwes � � , would not be di [vantageous to the Con- skes exception to the action of the minent rail way,contractor and manufasiturer known rne� in Weot*orth County, met oi-Guelph for five yearl, then Moved to . I : 1 � servative party Mr. M�Donell was lessi 36unt council at its Clinton meeting, in of western Ontario, died at his residence, death in i t6rrible form Saturday orning, Oxford comity. After raiding -in tbat E . I , y I I In . . otive. *� espebit abcut lelection times 311anging lule 9 1 . . A __ I � I ; I of the committe6's re]porb Caron avenue, Saturday evening, at the ad- at the farm sidtnee of Mr. DAniel Reid, nbighboyhood for some years.1 they moved to - , **A**#***#*************" I , an his metl ,a ato not Fuch as .,espeoting the division of, the money to be vanced age of 83 years, of pneumonia. Mr. Glanford to ship. Mr. Eustlee, who had Donegaland then to Atwoc4. . I i 7 - I . . . I � -are likely b � reoom�end either him- I ,4ised for road improvement, to' read " ac�e� Barge was born in NorthsimptoneWre, Eng- t homei . . I � � I 21 . lef J 0 o t 7 o'clook in the moraing, -A Perth pioneer passed SwayouRkUys I The first special train will leave on Tuesday, TMarch 3rd, an4 other spec;j als self or his pai by to th'6 public, and that 6a instead of "equalizaticia." He also hud, slid emigrated to 0anads -in 1849. He arrived at',3 eld'is ilftee a few minutes 13th imsti., in the person (f Mr. Jv . � - - . , seph .� I � will run every fuesdav in Alareb and April. in this way he ii ' likely to do more harm I Ains the councils of the, centralt divisions established a lumber busineim in Huron before 10 1 91 o . ,00 arriving there he Davldsomk, who diedat the I( me of his soviv -1 �� . I , , �han gocd,.and, besides in, the rer,ult in 0 look after their interests. His pleading county, and finally devoted his attention to state d thib,he had called to see a colt owned Joseph, at Lake Charles, Ke ?Peil townshi - � . P, rties going'West will have the opportunity to travel witii their sto 3k, . 'P, -1 I I i I :his own immedi A4 locs� ity does not pro- 4nnot be called epec-'ousi as fie does not dis-. railway conitruabion, amid 20 years ago re- by Mr. Riald. It was I in a double stall in 0 tairl . Md have good accommodation and make quick time, � , . a i 0, aged 91 years. The deoemed was � . 0 . I I Claim very foully his ,mmense influence. )#'ver 6 the reader the juotiob of the Govern- moved to Detroit. He came to Windsor the stabls,� ind an Mr.. Reid was back in 86native o[AnobterArder. Pie-thshira, Best- . . -_ . � '. Each special train will have a Colonist sleeping car attache� � berithE n " - Reform cut mcnay divided over the ebuaty ae- eleven years ago and had since been a resi. the I , I . I ) the i At the I I t eloo, do i Hem all gaie a I but h, Mrs." Reid, went to, the barn to land, and was mained there �,o Mary Camp. . � Which will be free. � � - , �majority of a vc,i, whi e at the previous � wding to- acreage hich means a greater dent of thin city. He is survived by three 're ,the ani , I __ - . I I I show Mr.� Iquatace who mal was. bell.: The family came to 0 nads, in I&K -) I � : L e For all information and rates, apply to � � I Provinoial sleotion it gave a Conservative ileage of road. Thare,fore, his plea for -Ecins and three daughters, one of whom, a Hewas6id the"animal was ctois with sna,a!etticd Brat near Pe rborp. lh�y 'I ; majority of sevi n. So that in his own town vision according to cqualizaticn � is un'ust married daughter. res'des in Toronto. straingerr � 1� ub he was xiot afraid and entered at t - lod o I tlla homestead on Ithe' tov n lin f i N. '. � . , � I i . 4 1 I �, - , � ich we all � Wallace, sibout 42 -.),,,ears ago sad ii go � -t ' his infl4ence met m verse ideontrairyto, the, ideathat Heaven, of —Therepaned peacefully %*ay at ber thestall..] The animmill kicked Mr. Eu -sties, weSti, � ,�, ,to = in. the I I I I I b 10 - � . I 't, a6d knocked him down, then - I - - GREIG & STEWART, A , n 0 order. 'At the ipil elect no in dreamiland to which we ,jall home on Friday, the 13th insk, Jean Airth, in the brs" , . lived, threre for 27 years, wh4n the home I I I this village a C ,no ervative and a Reformer . . � -i I ajob _ 3 s 3 ' ! ' EF, �"_]' I I i 7--r� - — TrI I I � 7' ff M;j,&,' � Eastor Sundill'', h a ' 013 1 d ' I fy I n 1. � � g I , I al ?( ,�11 I r I d 8 11 t f ar 11 4� � i , I I � Objed I -� -, il 11 ' th - n )� te �111' Th aW` rre , �", 17t ; �, tt( i , t I cl* as our fluel homo, to nothing 1 more , or beloved wife of John Knight, of Grey town- trampled ox I the prost to form of the min- stea wa4 left to their son P ttri who still I � . �� C. P. R. Ticket Telegraph and Dominioxi Express.,' � iran fo� the r wi enhip. The election was 09 I hsin ths tr;umph bf the art of living ship. The subject of'this sketch was born fortunzieivan, and rs. R --id ran crying owno it, sind the pwnts we I up to Rep Ji I . -4 : : . . � . I I . . 11 - MP . ; I I conducted on at rio party lines, and -the �ith and for another' r � to James and Mrs. Airth, in Aberdeen.Scot- to the buiih for her pel, �rherp,Mr#.DaviOson die .. in Novoinbor, � ;on : I . . I I I Reform�r wo tit �'y , I i C. P. R. folders, instruction books and pa hlets supplied 01 applicat* : I .yusband. This was . n 0 by a maj 4 1. . . I � . lority of si*teen. ' 1 Yours truly, � land, on April 13%, in 1844, en4 emigrated over a quor Ar of a mite away, and by the 190%;', heelivAband murrivbIg er only xbouli , � � � $o you 'Bee Mr. MoDanell must be doing I - -JOHN BROADFOOT, Brussels, to Canada in 1848) settling in, UsborDe time Mr. inonilm, . �� I � � � � !_ IR)id reached the scene the hor e four � � i � - - I � � I ----- . : - t � . I I ! T �, . . I � I � � � I I . I : - . '' ! I � I � . I I i , I . i r � I i I . i I � ! I - i I i � - � � �� I � . I I . ; ! I I � I i i ! . I I I . . i . . � ! - I i i - i- � i - � I . � . '. . . . . 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