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The Huron Expositor, 1904-03-18, Page 1i A von are seAin I I . C� I ��. - � �' to: know that - ,� . . I . . __ . . I . I - - . I I - .-.---- I - I . I --- -_ . i . - - . I —_ - —_ — - . � McLEAN BROS., PublAshers . ;.1 . . 0 dreas fabrics I- Ix � 11, - I , IXTH YRAR..' I � � . . . I . . _U� SEAFORT" I FRIDAY I MAR 11 18 19040 � 91 P � 1 . $1 sYearin Advance. . - � 71 .- - � , � - � W1101* NUMBER, 1,802 i . I - . - � . I � �� I- ' 'Papers. - __�__ �� . - I ...... �� ...... 11 � goes to explak .. . � . -,,- I -.1 - ;_ - - - - � . . I � � - - The Snowbound North. I I cial gatheringo . -owns ip broken up, t Wall . our hoLels and saloons, we would tbe have his back broken. Anything 11untint., and no 1) rson whileso shouldjer,, e , 1, orshoot ing sha 11 wear clot h- - . . . t to our store - �� Fine . I councils called Off, auction $a ca � I 1 .3 It 11ir l—, of any shades of fa n bro n, & I . � 11 11 � _o 11 � ;;,-- - - - - ;=====_ . . I - o -F 75a. $1 (* . . � � 'ANVAd CLOTH, __ I . . . - - , snaa� T'Als Is A vary . � . "rylos. _,,, 11. 11 -_ �, wetgrt%, wool. matorw, - -1 ; � .tk .. * ", 2Z .. 1 15 suit4and walkib sk V&-jift � #,* "d shown in ilk g= rl - : - � I � � � ,., 75o... $1.00 . I - . FRK*2T0ff VOILH� I I � � I I -' - .t material for evening wilili1% and costurnos. is a eyeer a* , , _ 4, - �, Xpea: gracefvilly. colors., new - "I . ftwn,. brown, reteda, gim, , �. - & - - *ck, . , - � I � �p I I # storm*, even though .. I I impse at our beautiful ... � - � � � . - I - , e , I ZW KID GLOVES. .1 , � , � ' I bid standard makes, tbe.. S"W . - - Wnd fit, the same goud sorit � Fl� cotne� to expect- Fit onr stwk, - to .. ,; go. arenow. and thers iis* I , y- about tber finish - here aa-&. �. I F r, are now 100vair. 76(y - ., f $4 . ,rO W pair. . . I - - ; : - , r., NEW BEUTS. � : I I I -1 I - �d by, express, a Ifew day -j .- , . �, sip I . I - , �sons bolt3- st�ylish, fa=lfd __ I � , 9 I _ .. .. - A which drosaY Womer are out - I I � ou ar*, tninking of boltf,,pl"" � . , � � oughts our wa), a good,iss� I � � : you. I I I I 134it store, and busluest . I , � .. . ,Thore wilt be stirring � I �., . . i# of, the assortment is - . : : kbd more. You'll find . . : . - - � 'N,za, �Vt running nif ht and day,,—, 11 � ., , . . . . . t, who. w" in rorouto, attend,* - � thery optniogs, returned hom . � - � Ay. -A large gang of swml� � , i4owareworicing on the r&W - - - - - �" �1 here: last Suaday. A couple of, - . - ,4rIglnes also resohid bar-& tU I � � - . . � I I -.t 0 . I I � I -noeffeld. i B. . I I ,w ZwAr,s - Wa take the MI., !, the Toronto Globe of WAI Ecirly this Plot ning Mug 01fik-, manwhoiehome ia in Braw ?budfu an unconscious wmudl- w .00miautbe Daly House. 81W.. � . * latel train, and, after regigta- - .1 She app,4rently blow out t1ww- � I � jet was, turned on fall whenii)* , I � t 7red. John Smitiv, a bell boyl ; ag th# room,, datected the w. I � � � The door Doing holtied,, b* � � . - ' ,trugh the tan light, and carri4d � �Iioux woman to the oorridor, L - : � � gammoneii, and, &ft@r, . I !rattv"'. succeeded Iri bringift . .lit - � � - - . - : � . I I - 7 Stanley_ -- I i I - I �Rvxxr -A very preq7 W41- - � , I i . - I , 1"a ia the town t hip of StA331s%0- - I �� ),jid, at the residence of tU .1 � I ' i dtwhi* ,�r, Mr Gilbert MaDonal , -, ' i�tr,cf 1dowejaw, X.. W. Tax - � . 18, marriage ta Margaret JeW4 , - kukhwroi Mr.G. MODOSA& , iokln, the eventn& the hw-. � I 1� ,,the oon,urnmation, of the int,W- , �e,thobrfdo, leaning on:tb* , . _' . I . .father, entered tho- drswin& ,ok her place under a W;ix 4 �Ovre ii,he was met by the grOO94 " � W. K 0. McLennan,. of ft- . � . h�urch, Kippen, pronounced the .. - . � if. . that m- Ada them � man MA q I Knificent &uppor W&fiL Paltakes . I - I - druvL 11 - a"al toast to the bride i- -- ViIsildressed In crepe do ChOM,,_ � k:,grooln wore the austom-all. A� prevent�, wars MADY 6104 I I . (owing the appreciation L Of tb* 9t, I lilcommunityin ,which she WOM _ , � !6, young couple vrill go West 1* a rt� abow, tw o weeks and the bOd ' L L aMerouat" ndowill accoMPSAY I vie . .� . �, . � - �, - I T - � � - . :� �� I Exeter. - / - Z � 7Mr.. Win. Hawkshaw hag vur- . � - itutiful blook dthrer froin)h O �f - . I S'Llik,esan.joe horse and guff,* - I I got. _M � be"t Thm, can be rl. "A � 0 ito"� Z,Kenzi , of ArJan, Man , I I g., relacirea at .9sater,'areditfs � =Mr. A, Holland, WbO- - � t of EXet6r` North ftWM L I ,,L-,- has removed to, bit farm 4& 1 �. Aged, Xorth.,_Mr. .T. A. Gfilt- � - ; f. jaid 4. been vinting his: p6renUll..� I ��. - � 'ft-eteLr for a* - ia and around J , rokv., h&s left for _ his hoine- lit �. I iniboia, where he is e'agso "I 49 - - . I �i estata b-asiness.-The Waal � ,Waa � May Armstrong will be . . t�rn th&�L aheL is progrs"iug L I Vlche, Viattoria. hospital. Lovdos4, . . , . cideat I �Ving and unforwasto vie - , 11h laar, week. She se0mIt to' theta i# L here b � Lhe danger period and here b �eir lier rccovw"r.-Mrs. RobOd-_ 4,*r R-idgerviiia'. is improVID4 ri- attick of blood Pols")nil*, ,�Iight In* y., to- her *010131 - Jur, ,pg r,pre!d rmpidly and for 98'r, , L �jp�: waf- betwoea life and deathe- � Tr" L I If ,U 4 _ f, 11 , (,t f ,0%,n has. pareh"i' I " near jD10, ' L - - � ai* A tt .11arria' fa , 1� _ - 6 1 , , - � � le bu �1 ,.f �7,000. The ism D� acrea and ig a flue properbyl, L . _)baitdingq and � an- extenstM- , I , � 111r. W I _,F Killaugh Intends A., I � Hi ahordy.-A team belon _ , - I ) il .v, at -,ached to a hesv-Y III rigbo I I I , from the driver a few do-ovs WO � I �, 06-00 , , - , umet lAing of & bensatiou 'oh � . , watt crowded. Running at S L � f�). tl�._y came in contact with ),vt..,n`t4 rig. ead.aDgering his life ': - � J��,,&,-. his outter to atotn& -Mr" ,.I 4wa out, but, 6tranSe to _000 -Ir L - . . V7 slig� fly Ini-Arad. 0 tevz I � . h tho ,n�pig captured, not W110 ,,,,,, - I itiiir etp%pade.-Kr- John X , 'bir"', r"-,.*. ,with a painfai ;001; - . - c ,drday., whi h will CODfinO biM q L for come timQr. Re was banst' " 10 When one of them kicked bifa' L � . I 0 -e as fo, dislocate his. kDO � . - rfsl.00v . - - was summoned and the: d - . ; d, under ohloroform-�. by the Old I ,%_(j. Monday while ToWWYj Q!alnten, of U.,borne, Willis, food- - feked him ia .tl* .upe of them k I L i�.g bv,d gashes and, diel L . . - bb. A surgeon dressed tht ' , Volt required several 51,51tobef - - oz f laqw, , the; boy is now doing a0r` - , . I . . � � r I �� a L L � � - . Z L � . � I I I , , � I �� I �� I , - 1 7 . .- � I . L 0 . I - I � . � FURS Rev. A, C. Crows, who nas .1been � . �-_ short of Chat wil 0 no 600 . V, I I Tailoring I i ne alcring on � I , postponed, 'brides disappointed, aL d 1 4 , - do not want amendment to the lie- green or gTey color." Anyone vio- I � trave'lling through this snow bound even the enthusiasm of political 0 n- � PAI N'P ING & lating the clause is to be liable to I i � I . I " I : . enso law, If -#e only take a piece, And I . AND . ,cou - ntry during the recent blockades, ventions conqiderably cooled by t e a fine -C than $50, or '11�ss - . � relate,,3 some of what be saw and unusual weather conditions wbi h PAPER HANGING off tho animal's tall that will not , of not n101 madel Our Fiddle. __ - . FURNISEL heard, He says: have pievailed during this wi.nt,r, - I . stop bim from biting, it Will only than $20. .0 . . . I ;.-Tli(-. dates fixed for flie, boldint- �resdYl I . L I Some years ago .Dr. Jobn A, Wil- which will doubtless be long reme - AtLowest Prices, , make him more fierce. While, he As .1 - " , .1 l I allowed to live, he will have to be of the Western Fair, London, are 11 clothiqg. — . 10� _�� - INGS liamg, the late Ge"ral Superinten- 1��red as a record -breaker. � - - I f0d. Whose boy is it going to be from September Otb to 17th. . ie. ___�l , . . - � ent of --the Methodist church, was 0 Contracts Taken._,,o0- 'I r -Mr. J. B. Stevenson, of Clinton,, - '-- 1 Ob, no, you say, not min I . . . I I speaking at a conference of thebard The Aae of Man, - . - I yours? the, has been secretary -treasurer of the ., . . . . I . ships and privations of the preach- Editor Nxpositor,-Thc Holy Scr 'W1 - ; Then arouse yourself and let rs and a , are scraping , ers who were stationed in ` i Government know that you are in Bible Society for 27 yea "D . s m t JLMA9 The string on our ffildle that. we tures mr. it be our guide in this m : A1E.A* WINT inember of Lbv, Rat O-nbury street . L I - woodLs away from railways and tele- SEAF � earnest. It is the peopl� who make right ha d these daysiS I" said ter. Th( -y point'out clearly thetime - Metbodist church choir for over 40 . .r our , vraph offices.. .11 Think of it . , ORTH. j' the' Government; they are respon' I � . . I , � . of the creation of man. Jewish � sible to us. The rum traf fie is the years. . - � be. " Just think of a man having 0 I. � . I I I I)e cannot see The well as Christian historians ag - CIO - Picture framing a Specisity, :1 arob-desp oiler of the hogie and the -Rev. R. T. CourUce, Methodist . I I I . where I A I to live Co - , i t N , � I M_rwftw - . fruitful source of dbmestio infeli- 11 g Daily Globe I" - as to the time of creation. T o minister at Frankford; 1Tx3t1fl9.s ine. thousand years from the creation to ' county d * I From Palmerston to Kincard 1 'city ; it is the eternal en -e . . hn% died from r h1no P018011 - spring Sumit-strin On thLiree-, different occasions the the Flood; two thousand more fr)m crich against the president of the Tin church of Jesus Christ, and the chief ing, which resultL,d f om a boil. A . - to the birth of Cbr at,,. Plate Company at London to recind I � hini. Th�- � - line from Palmerston to Kineardine that event ' impediment to every moral reform. . wife and family survive I I o reveren --entleman wa.i widely and I I - . . - I has been closed from two to five two thousand more from that to tbe the purchase of stock in the Tin Should this institution be allowed t d j, . . I., . - . end of the world. The fossil P10- Plate Company, judgment dismissing live; favorably known in that district. B 11, - I I . days, and at the present time . fessors to the contrary notwithiitapd- that portion of the action respect- should it be authorized and -Mr. John Idington, K. C., of .usineas ig keeping step to our music too, for we a is a complete cessation of traffic, , - protected by law ? We say no I -flin, K. , ing out -the Suits at a lively rate. . Bvery pleased buyer; not a train having gone over the ing. Yes, Holy Scripture is pur ing the Loan COMLpany's stock, and Then let us to a man efface the aw- Stratford, and Mr. F. A. An t' .. guide, and w6 are not to heed tblose dismissing the defendant's counter ful blighting curse, If wv let tile C., of ToronLo, have been appointtil expdoted , � tells his fnends .and so the ,roodness. of our. suits spreads' road, for ten days. It is puffed up men who go contrary to claim without costs, Judgment in I Government know that w. are in judges of the,. new Exchequer Court 15 . that tbp Oack will be cleared from the truth, as to the age of raa,u �Dd favor of the plaintiff against the Tin � earnest and ready to onforce Ow law for Ontario, Mr. Idington has been until everybody is talking about our-, - . Palmerston to Wingbam before the nd inter- I County Crown Attorney for the coun- . I I oarcely that. of the world., . Plate Company for $500 a. end of the, week, but it is 9 . a L when,, we get it, I am gati:�_ivd we ,trs and his . � - . likely that Kineardine will be reach- I ' John .McN Mara, &,afortb. est. The plaintiff surrendering the will got the legi,51ation we' want, ty of Perth for many ye, -_ $600 worth of stock to tho Tin Plate � appointment to a Ju4Z-esb1p will ed Until L spring assists. I . - ' Thanking you, Mr. Editor, for so I this- position. GOOD CLOTHES . The Spring Assizes, Company. The plaintiff's costsfixed render a vacancy in I . I . . . at $100. 1 much space in youlr vajuable paper -Dr., J. B. Carruthers, of North . and Loping that others more able, - . . __ - . , . I . � - The chief difficulty lieg in the What is known as the High Court Warder ". Bell -Tho plaintiff is Bay, while driving from a canip at I - - . L I snow on each side 6f the of Justice, Jury Side, for the county a flour miller in Bluevale, and the I may take up the fight, the northern enil of -the Ti.-miskam- Jes a pleagure to us too because we I Yours truly, . 4 -$ � ike to sell the kind of rails. In some places where shovel- _ai Huron, was held at Goderich last Action Ing railway to the terminus,; a dis- L . � clottles it's ia'piessure -,!.o talk about. Itl would, pleage us I linj -hds- been done it is almost . like week, Mr. Justice Teetzel presid ng. defondant lives in Seaforth. I Frank O'Brien, Brucof ield. Lance of 50 miles, was taken sudden- . . I . I for damages for alleged faulty con- 11 0 , � I "' . I running thrqugb a- tunnel, for the The following gentlemen comp .ied struction of boiler, by which the ly ill, and expired almost, immediate- exceediDgly to hav'6 you call and tee the new spring beau- snow is higher,- than the tops of the the Grand Jury; John R. Afelit id, plaintiff's mill was wrecked last About Our Neighbors. ly, Heart troubl-0 was the. cause of - - ties, Cowe sf-e what 11 I . . I �. ears. Three �ften are necessary -to Tuokersmith; Thomag Armstr g, Two weeks ago we publisbed an his sudden dcmise. Ile was ohe of I , _ summer. Judgment reserved. , . , ey and . ; . i . get a shovel qf snow out of these Wingliam; Thomas Bielby, Mo 13 ; extract from one of the rac the . town's oldest residents, He I I cuts, one to 0row it half Way UP, W. R. Counter, Saaforth; A,r hur The Robeit Bell Engine and . teresting letters of Mr. T. H. Race, leaves ,a, widow and six childien. ' $5m00 *7n6O $10'. I dnother to heive it to the top, and Coxworth, Stephen -, George Douklas, Thresher Company vs, Hobkirk-The I in the Mitchell Recorder, of ob:3er- -On Saturday aftiernoon, While I I � -defendant lives in the village Of Ilen- ! of I 11 a third to throw it away from -the Stanley; Robert Kidd, Usborne; J. was brought to I vations while on the wing attend xt, wife of W. Is. will do h,ere in the way of suit buying. You'll be agree- the - sall and the action L 'ing I Farn . iers' Institute mectings'i � Mrs, W. S. Calve - , I � l, To a4d to McQuillan, West Wawanosh; Domin compell him to 91,00ept 01 $10,000 the neighboring county of T -diddle- Calvert, M. P., was driving with ably sur'rised wb'll guarantee, .. I . . difficulty, the occa'sional. thaws iok Reynolds, ljulle.tt.; G. B. Spott, oribed Mrs� J� W. Varne-ron, in Strathroy, - . - p �, which occur, followed by frosts, Sea-fortb; George W. Tb mpson, ore- worth of st6ok which be subs .sox. -Here is another of the 'same: the horse took fright and, ran avray, , I 0 for in, the plaintiff's company- Judg- One old spot I must mention, the - I - leave the road bed covered with ice-, man, God6rich; Wm. Tabb, East Wa- ment by consent, in which the plain- I throwing both oecupants out Of thO . , 0#0004 8 $ 0 * * #4*4 ###so 41- so that angines'and .9now PlOwl"i ('a,s- wanosh; F. F. Lawrence, Goderlo,h. ti f accepts $4,000 worth of stock in village of Wardsville, on the oldand cutter, botli ladies were badly shaken I I I - ily run off the track. At �BrusseLffl This being Mr., Justice Tocizel's � f pany, and each early travelled military road lead- �ip and considerably bruised, grs. I 1 134ni in .the first official visit to the county of the plaintiff's com ing from east to west, -upon which, Cameran receiving several bad �uls. � � . it snow plow has been I party pays his own costs, or by the side of which, many s6r- on the head. L I ditch for more than a wedk, theaux- Huron -as Assize Judge, he Succeed- ch omme-An ac- , Single'Breasted Back Coat . iliary train not being abl� to :get ed in an eminent degrec,'by hi our tion to recover monies alloged to ring scon%s, and some tragedileswere . Tbe J)ogtoffice at VIAllorytown � I 9 - enacted in the troublious tifnc5 of '_ 8ui.ta in all the s0ell now through to its aid. Several .600- tootis manner and judicial di n' ty, have been paid by the plaintiff for was entered by safe crackers a feiv, . . 1 1812, and again in 1837�. The village t I � . patterns of cloth -striped motives .are algo stalled at various in evoking from the legal prof,ssion the defendant. Action postponed to t nights ago. They blow open the - . ' - . of Wardsville wa' -- � I I I ,_ , . .. points, and they are utterly helpless. public their highest to- the next non -jury sittings for tbbi s -an important stop- safe and "cured $300 in casb,.besides I ,, . greys, browns and fancy 1 attempt t gies.-- Mr. justice Teetzel is in the liveig at the ping P111043 long before the city of tage 1- . All the engineers o do is couhty', The plaintiff slamps and money orders. mixtures -to Iceep, their steeds alive by feed- prime of manhood,'bears a striking London was located. Last year it pos _ city of St. Joseph in this county, The burglary was not discoveredun- . ing them with snow, and wait for resemblance to Lord �Rosberry and - celebrated its 1 centennial year, and til the following morning, when -,- flfj� . , ", I I . and, the defendant at the city Of Ot it naturally boasts with pride of its - . - M 1 YA� , $5 $7.50 "'A 1 0 more favorable' conditions. is well fitted to maintainL the dis- Postmaster Tennant arrived to op 411-3Z J 1`11 I it I I . 0 . Cana- taWa. act�on to re- age, It has,in fact,liffle elie to boast* U11 the off ice f or the day. There , I , �rf?i`,!v , 1. �'.-!" I- Live Stock Suffer. Ltinguisbed traditions of . the, � Beldin, vs. young -An of-tbat and the conservative Te - ?11 ,- . . l The problem of -transportation has than Bench. I oovot the commission on the sale of spectability of its people. ,The evi- somins Lo be absolutely no -clue as l There was one case aq the crim- st"k, The plaintiff lives at - to the identity of; the burglars. _ , , , . s oine to .grapple with, , Holes dences of, age are everywhere mani- flT -0--- " I . bee a seriou -Mr - Belcourt, who has been el - 1 I 1, L . C L i - inal docket, that of tbo'King vs. T. wortli arid the defendants in and a- , 1 I f 11, it, J - ally for shippers of live stock. Sherritt. The Grand Jury found a ro Action postponed to fes - ectod Speaker of the lb.r)use of Com- ' .., Double Breasted Sack Suits ., s a buyer purchased fifty und Clinton. of the atmosphere and '-he . 1, . I espi true- bill in this case f or assault. t. One can almost inhale the mus , . �1�1�lti _ - , F in navy blues and fancy hogsland had'them put on board the the next non -jury sittings for this tiness mons, Ottawa, is a well,known bar- , Sherritt pleaded "not guilty " to 00 ty, blue mold is everywhere in evidence. rislar and educationist, who for . . stiipes cars ,lbut the train did not move and CL nri I �6_ But the people are all nice, oultur- � tb indictment. Following the gen- - . many years has taken a leading place _ " I � I'll I - __�.. dur I view of thenum- Fresbyte - politics in the Ottawa Valley. Mr. !Z"�, $6,r5o 6 C'.C50 $10 animals almost perished with the cold oral practice and in i ry of Maitland. . ed and hospitable, even if tbay are in I I __ not all progressive. Some farmers L B 1r to in , _il� 't 9?0 - tried His � ,ourt � was. born in Toron - �__ � 1, - 1. several dying before the end of the ber of civil cases tt be The Presbytery of Maitlana met in there are in the vicinity with splen - Septe,mber 1860, and'is, thereforo,in .1 If �111 , , , . I week. The survivors were cared for Lordsbip put' off the trial. till the Wingham, on Tuesday, March Ist, did homes and everything up to date, his forty-fourth year. Ile is aLaval , 0 - I ":_ ,r the circum- 9 with Rev. D.q Porrie, Moderator, in ".. :j", I eneral sessions of the county court I 1. "I - , but many there 'are too conserva- w f M 1"'o 1, 119 . as well as possible unde in June and Sherritt was let go on man, and one of the most finished 1.41 , . I I , . tr,� - w ! . stances, but the o"ers will loso, the chair. Rev. J)r. Murray was ap- , N - '' , ;, � of the 1 V, _ . I large the same bail as before, $5,0.00. tive to the old traditions and metb- scholar, L �. I -V " . 4 heavily as they have�qulte a � pointed convenor of the Presbyteries � ods belonging to the, civilization of s of Lbe law faculty . 1� . Thesb lines are simpl Shobbrook vs. Grangar-Being an Home Mission Committee for theen- famous University. Ile bab prac- 11 . i "I!, 11. il. . y bill for feed, and, of %ourse, there earlier Canadian life. For so old and tised his profession in Ottawa for l -.-.V,� ,:IJ ; beautiful in their fitting will also be loss from depreciation action for slander, The plaintiff in suing year, and Rev. D. Perrie, con- highly favored a district unthriftis - �- po,ntS. L , , - 5 es �'T the action is a lad of thirteen, ivbo twenty years. lie fir. t ooni , ted Ot - L . ,,- i , ,!� - . The collar is nar- in weight. vener of the Augmentation Com decidedly out of place, Crid aged re - U �'O" . a in 1891 unsuccessfully, and has ., ("�', . took action through his father, a -mittee. The Presbytery grantedpor- taw, - I . .- 11 9. , - row arid neat, fits the neck Regulating Wood Prices. spectability will not atone for it. � � �A farmer in Hullett. The defendant mission to tlt�e_ 130xvie congregation hold Lbe seat since 1896. , I P V", *f , i . last - I ,�:�N I .10 L - - - Here, as elsewhere, the ever - namr.d Harold f P I N u closely. The shouldeis are The supply of wood has been lim was John Granger, who, admitting to sell their old chureb'edifice,g and iug hog is a product of absorbing -A young man I . *1- f . I "I I 'k wide and good concave, and ited, and some farmers have taken that be made the alleged statements, apply the proceeds on the debt of the . , Webster, twenty yeaxs of age, an I I OL Situation tere6t.- Whether amid the evi� I '. .'. I ... e of tb to raise made his: defence the plea that the church recently erectcd� Rov. John In' employee of B11131 Wholesale jewel - 11 _____� the general effect of the suit adyantag L I . I .� . the prices go that it has been A,lmost statenients . Were tTUC, One of the Ross, of Brussels, was nominated as dences of tkrif t or unthrif t', it mat- ry ostablislkment, Toronto, bas been . - i is equil to tho best tailor . A far- wi ters little which, the hog seems to . . I . beyond the rejob of the poor tnesses for the. defence wits a little Moderator of the Sn'yod of Hamilton a-inLation arrested for stealing it-welry from . . �1 m brought a little jag Of split thrive in every farmer's i m " his employers. Young Webster was . . ade, , . mer girl of six and owing to the aoubt -M . and London, and Rev. Dr. Milligan ' i ' I I;- wood, about enough to fill a wagon as to her,capaoity to understand tbe e Ssem- and he will liste,a to hog talk from a tru!3te(i e,inploy4-4 of, the firm and I . I � . . . - . box, to one of the towns, and asked is I;ordship did bly, Rev. A41MacNab and Mr. Thos. after dinner till chore time without was on I lie high road to 5u,oce.4s when . . - . live dollars for it. He was off-ired not allow her evidence. The alleged Strachan were appointed on the Syn- intermission. Apple growing hasnot bad company overtook him. Last 444 0 00 -*-#*++++O I four, but be refuse!d, although it slander was,the circulation by de- od's Committee of Bills and Over- been a profit to him, and unless it suminer he became intimate, with a �. T . . was twice the value of the wood,and fendant of report that plaintift'sson tures. The Presbytery approved of can be shown that scrub apples can crook nained Thomwi Pair. Fair in- ' - I e made to. produce good pork, he 11 I - I '. , - -. � - drove the load home without aispOs- had assaulted, his daughter, the said the eplargeMent, of the powers of b what duced him to .-,t( -1 I in i be f irst place If .. I . . tion assault having been committed while - has little use for them, save and t1jen used his kno,wle ' dg(i of the 0 .. .. . Ing of it. That night a deputa L ,Syllod4 in accordance with the re he needs I -or bis own hoiisebold young ni- . l THE SHIRT STORE . .. 1< . from the town paid their respecO to the children were returnin.g from commendatioA of the General As- S_ _m's first transgression to . " � . , . . War -A , L.Ureatg . . . . - I I . .. him by visiting his place and set- school, the boy being about 13 and relat' -he make him steal more, unlier 11. L . ., sembly's Commission, re the Lon ville is an important crop witli t . . - '' 0 ting f ire to that veTy load of wood, the girl seven. After thirty min- reh. L of exposure. .Webster stole valu- . L - ' . . .. which the thoroughly saturate(1- utcs� deliberatiou the Jury of Queen's Upiversity to the chu farmers, and owing to the lack of lry, n'ded the, articlisM over .. 1� ,., y Reports were'read on 11 Church Life able jewe k", . . . 1 L - to pair who,d,.,1)ose4 of them in h 0F THE 'TOWN. - . . . with coal oi .'before applying the- a verdict for plaintiff and $100 dam- help in the fall much of it is stand. tj 0 . - � . - a,nd Work," " Sabbath Schools," and -M -the field yet. United Stat0s and elsewbore and it is . f � . 1, . " 1, . . , , match. Of courge'L this � was very ages, and Jlis Lordship directed that 11 Young people's Soqjeties.." These in 7 out in north of Glencoe and * . 1. , - -ratifying; - A few miles suppo.%-d pockei.(.-d most- of fbe pro- � 'Tis by reaso'n of our imme�ae_ Shi' . wrong, but it is said the police au, judgment be entered for that amount were in man;y respects ge of Alva - - stealin-gs L . I it 0 ., . . . . I . 9 11 t been exceedingly and costs on the High Court Beale. mt%r so. The not f ar from the villa r ocetis. it is supposed the , -inc�ive term. The . thorities have no but they wer� not altag T amounted to about. $5,000. thatwe lay c aim to the dist . . . . A .... . . active in trying to secure the per- Thompson et al. vs. Robertson- average, att�xidance in 6'e Sabbath son, thoro is an ,extensive Highland , . 1. Shirt Store- of the 17own." WO kDOW that no ' ' * * petrators of the crime. An action to prove the will of fhe schools of tb� Presbytery as report- Scotch settlement, with a large, -A -ierious acciiient happened in . f _ - cP -Ro(In,ey ,x Y, - concern lives the E,tudy of the shirt fap.hions and - * , *. '..' * ' * " -' ' doing - in Niildle.�,L count the g I 0 1 Merchants have, not been late John Robertson is solemn forin. ed was ooni$iderably less than last brick dburch in the uAre of the - . _ shirt busine - ss more terious thotight than we do. ... n i , business, principally because By consent His - Lordship directed year, which is much to'be regretted. community, known as Burns' church. other day, Dugald Campbell, W110 ; , much , I The people come from miles about to re,side,s at Kintyre, was driving Ther,esult is a hich aciiievemett in the shirt . � they have not. been able to obtain that judgment be entered for tbe On the other,, hand the Young Peo- - L i tif fS this church on the Sabbath to hear tb ag a es, For had rougf, that vill c . nd when near- . . I goods from the wholesale hous plain decreeing probate .of the ple,s societies of the Presbytery busiriess not equailed outside _th� big cities. i. I ". eeks p 't groceries bave. been will of the late John Robertson ill iolus givings the Gaelic as she i's spoke in the old ing the. railw-ay crossing his .spirited . I � IL some w as exceeded all �tbeir prev - fir. , . . . 1.11 brought in by express in small quan- form and discharging Lhe ry in land, The sermon is st preached young lealn wbiob he was driving- � ALL_ THE NEW PATTERNS, - I . ) ,% � - solemn f a Missioila ' in Gaelic and then in English, oc- , - \ I X� I tities. Sugar which f-bri*rly sold caveat �odged by the defendant. the Northwe t by about $60. Their to a buggy took fright, a train b;3 - CANADIAN AND N-1141 YORK " NX I' I I at twenty pounds for one . 4 Ilar,was Costs of ,the action to be paid by * cupyin,; from eleven till oneo'clock ing shunting in the yard as . % I total contribotio,ms for this purpose and many hearers tbere are who can - around 7 � �. "' . ' increased in price, so that ut four- the deje�dant to the plaintiffs, the an tb ey Well .is otber noise.9 about. Unfor- efully looked I over, an� the \ \ .�,, were $270 or $20 more th, nly understand the first langua � . I -- \ teen pounds were, given, and recently exeoutor�, eaid costs 4130 to include promised. The resignations of the 0 9( , Lunately one of the tugs came loose" choicest of both you may see forthe aslcin� and I \ no customer has been able to obtain the oo-stsi of examinatioms of parties elders of Molesworth congregation though the majority can understanti and witli another dash by the team the priceB no higher than you arle asked to pay .. \ -�e� I a quarter's worth of zran- f or discoyery. I both. It cannot be said of the High- down tame, tbo tongue. and they ran . / % e more than . '� n for I eptC4 as the Presbytery bad land celt that he is as enterprisl4g, in tbis condition until they came to in atores where any old !hirig in the shirt RA08 ' . _1f_1 I ulated sugar at one time. Some PeO Dykes �s. Rannie--An actio no indicatiop of any intention on � - 011 . , � - � ci`r malicious, prose6ution, The plai Uf their part toi lWay tra,r,'�i when the to-n-ue ., . - D . �,i,, "?-Ir -doubtless bad to drink th at ff the mi "_ , 11 - I ple ha ve withdraw them, As it and progressive as his brother Soot I . . _�__F - \�? 1, of Saxon origin, but is always quite ugbt in tho rails, the. buggy went thrown at. you. i -1 Ile ��, ,C4 .�� tea and coffee without the 111MI'll is a specitacle and patent medicine . I , -, � , had come to: the knowledge of the cheerful, hilarious and happy. ca f '�"V*� f. , sWeGtV1r1inZ. , - vendor who was arrested by Con- as � I over with great force, the team be- I . - Presbyte , i I � k "t xy t,!hat Knox church, Rip - I . - af., t�t4 .., �,. "*N � particular) ; /I %. I , I , . 0 0 .75 erl $1.25 $1.50 i -, 'V,911tt- V. � \�� - L Country Boads Bad. Stable W � estoott on suspicion of the ley, and Kno* church, Bervie, Plue- The young peopie are I Y So, ing on the ran. Tbeoccupants, Mr. 0 � %:� V, 'Pi ,-., C', theft of ,a gold watch belonging to and in this district we enjoyed one and Mrs. Campbell, wt -re bot h I . I . 1 41. ,�& -_Q, -4 .�, The couiiLiy roade, while not block- vale and Wies; and Langside con- of the largest and liviiest meetings thrown out an4 receivt�d a terrible �, -- , Mrs. Rannic, at Hensall, the defend- gregatioris �ad increased the stip- . 4 I Yk t-17, ed like the railways, arg nevertheless ' _ of- the season, The' Highlandman is f.111. Nl,r, ampbell hit t1jo rails, I , ,,, .1 -a, . in a frightful condition. The pitch ' ant being Mr. Hannie, on whos in- ejids- of tbqir re.5pective ministers, . .q. C� � M � truly patriotic, and whether Grit or an(, GOOD TAX160PLING G the result was tljat lrur skull 11% holes number about a hundred to formantipn the arrest was made. congratulations were tendered to - Our tailorir)g organization is fully- equipped- with , I 'Al a mile - and frequently a sleigh or The question as to whether the facts for -their Tory, he cherishes a certain pride in was crasked, her wrist broken and . - these aoniregations a�,� as bi., s re -d unconsejowq. At pres- the brains and e_xperience necessary to produce cutter passing over these pits has justified ithe arrest being made or thoughtful 11 iberality and evident having the, Premier of Ont * f wa- .ndcre � . whether i they siiowed legal malice apprcci;ition ,of the services rendered representative. And the, Hl'gbland- eint little hopw5 Are held .out for her . � . I I very much' the appearance of a ship , I to bis church covery. Mr. Caml)bell wv not artistic tailonn,y - it rise's on the art of the defendant and t h e, i . e of the Master. The man is as trix rle X5 I , 0 hurt so ba,dly but got a bad ,sbaking L at sea in .sltormy weatber, as P n in the Pam ov"r what thei,amount of damages, if an xt regular! meeting of the.Presby- and, his weekly attendance at the � Kind. and falls. 'Certainly a trip e . ,V# n Gaelic services in Burns' churell are - ._1 The Satisfactory these roads ,is a nerve-racking and should " -werc. referred tp the jury' tery was fixed to take place in Brus- I up, a bad out on the head, and is L I - experience, not soon by His Lordship and they took only els on Tuesday, May 17tb, a.t 10 a.m. said to be as regular and unfailing suffering internally, wbich is diffi- , � . bone shaking as his morning meal. The spl(tndid * _� ,lothesj who appreciate to five minutes to adswet them. In 8 . .-7----*— to cult to say bww it will tOrMinat-C'. : m who ftke to wear good v forgotten, I dr6ve from Brussels + monument While tll(. buggy was srnaslu,41 ba4lly, We seek the trade of. me e with their answers His What Will the (jovernment Do'? edifice is a credibibl ut- I .I 0 0 de of tailonng, o made by tailors who undAr�tand every branch of y, March 7th, a Lordship , directed judgme.at to be i his devotion, even fliouZll his 0 th-P team _gnt, looso and got away, a hic,li -ra 80'tm9nt of Spring woollens distance, of sixtec.n- miles and found the plainfiff, dis- Dear 17,xpositor,—Is the, Gov(.1.01- buildings and fences at hOme r1lay but were fi-nallY cajmrlit� not hurt at want to choose from the finest as T ous. entered azalin,St their art. If you ,e be8t, of- tailoring at the lowest the track to bd positively dangrar missing I ,the action with costs, in- me.ut gping t� do their duty towar(6 not speak eloquOnt).Y for bil" ent(,r- all. I � � . ; ever shown in Seafortb, if you want th The snow in rixost places is as high . peop�,e T , Last Bes- . . - Consistent Prices, �ou'll do wisely to come here for your Spring suit, You're as flIc f(.11ces, and frequently is five cluding oosts of' examinatioms for the t 8 put off till prise, -0— —Al, -the annual nleetin;r of 1.1if, � , . 0 0,rder or'simply to look at the or six.foeL deep beneath tb*,� hors(�,,,31 discovery,' a'nd remarked that he sion the liquor bill wa Grant] Or)n,t(, Lollf, of Oniario Wv;it , welc()m(- hare at aliy- time, wbether- you want t ' ,les's Steil is takeu off had seldo�n witnessod such a speedy 0:jis year on a6count of Mr. Gamey � Canada. held lait week at �'rantfojrd, the fvl- apd talk over the clothes questiol�- � fcot. If a care -e is grkat lia- execution, of justice. occupying so much of the time. Now )roporty lowing o - * bandborne new woollens, � - the beatCn track tbei Steep G derich Enginu and 13i- Parliam esion two _T)w Winnipeg hotel I - fficers %%-�erp elected: Lieut biliLy of accident, The Church of v�Ano action for breach, of, months and -%ye, li&ve not beard ,that on Main .street "soulb., Winnilw IT, ,,,�-;,,; Col� J. 14. Heott, lVaP.,orton, Gr3i,nd Silits to Order—B15-00, $18,00, $20.00, ministor at Ripley lost a cycle Co , lation sold last week by ilm propri(ttors, Master, and E, T. Esse-ry, Lont'lon. 1 $15.00, $18,00, $20,00 .Engla.nd horse in this way a few contract. i The plaintiff in this case tbe promised Itemperanef'. legis e a,,i .Nfontgornery Brothers, to �Njauricf- Depuly GrnrI4 MwAer, b-114 by AV- nill" (I'vercoats and Raincoats to order -812M, valuablo r duced yet. Are w , . 81 . go. Getting into'deep snow is j,,is. 8tee�'p, of CliAton, whose pat- h as b e_ n in t I vots�,(,for ilie, sum of $125 , 000. Win- r,lam:jtion. Assooiate Grand X -1910r, w"ks a !t in c a T) -ople doing all we can Harry Lovolock, Toronto; Lieut -Col. . *"" ",*"-*" . . - and shoe a -t- 1 t(,'1nPe'1 . , 1_t� irt sells high. I *""#***" the animal began to plungeand broke e,nt for �lisc coultei ,4 . - its It is almost impossible to tachment for seed drills the defend- by bringing aLl the pre.."ure possible ni r f(jrpi,�n_ Belebor, Sr)u0,.jryqni,f)Ti ; 8. A. Egan, . �1 . . lag. to bear on the Goverj-,Iniant, or arc-, _,N,(--,I1-1y 50,000 names () ; J. P. Hart'l-r, 1.111,im;l4on. The ' � . . I a span of horses over these ant coml any acquired. The ju-ry , them to ers, who liave tAkt-D out naturaliz- Bulton .. rive , g I d ' W .�scd-witlh and after hear- we doing nothing, allowin . Rev. Win. Lowof lviyw-h�,Tn, waB �el- 9 country roads, as they are apt to as. dispe, I erv- think that wo are careless about it. atioll P -11)"s In Canada, liave bf-en ected (37rand Chapkiin by neolarnat4on � 'St e'' w a r't crowd one another in their desirei to ing the o�idenco t r- While we may not be clamoring at received'at tb(- State, Department, . lace. of Rev, 0,1rion 11. C, Dixon, , - Greig . - 9 keep on the same path. It is not'an ed decisiorl in the hope that the pa overnment all the time, we at Ottawa, according to the anD1,1111 In P lio dvelifled fo ariwpt. o[- - I an driv- ties concerned will reach an amic- tho G TCI)Ort recently issued. Toronto, w . , . .infrequent sight to see a m ttlement by private confer- have bev,n anxiously looking for this fir,�, for -motber tvrrn. H. F. Cl -ITU, - , , - , I ing one 1�orse attached to a pole, ablO, sO . , GovGrnment do not —Mr. John McInnis, a rNsillenI 'if . . W . ith the en once. I bill andif the - North Yarmouth, Elgin county,since M. P., Grand Trf,�-woirr -, Wm; Lpe, . JiLl - Old im i - Ole Toronto, Go -and .S!�rvi:Y, and Win. Johnson Seos "Mand, other leading behind. Wh' I —Tiiis was angic- do something for the temperance el , , - � I . . the roads become thoghly .soft � it Adams vs. Cowan t of th,s province this 5L."ion, 1835, died at his residence on rald, Toronto, aliq -� 140rj,'- ' . gsible Lo travel tion to recover for board and main- bmell ially times. 14th concession, on Monday morning IN tzgto .j_taylt 2e will be simply imPo , e,!jt)1I, f;rlinrl Lee- : , I S:Ej A 0.]Rrx - emA The effect of a thaw teriance of the late Wm. Johnston. they may look for sq,L s I)oll,-,d at the, advanced age of 78 years" fary , J. 13,9nti_n;T,, 13 .. I � I I Tx. Settled privately out of court. Two hundred thousand vriteT not The deceased was well -and favorably turer; W. J. Thnmp-,on, �Yfitchell, � __ = upon,fh6 rhilroads too, will be or Prohibition. Surely tbay can .- I . ano th(3::�'-,,,, The Goderich Engine and Bicycle f jng known, and was an older of the, Grand Director ,of Cerf-,rmnjf�s; VIM. , I I �� . �1 . .ceedLngly embarrassing, I d is' 00. vs, Dymen . t—An action by the be turned -down without ht,,ar Soutb Westminster Presbyt(�yj.ln Fitzgf�rald, T,rwont(�, Aqsi-,1,mt Grand water has no means of out et, an plaintiffs against the defendant, the from them again, Have We as tc=- Secretary -, Jobn liewai, Toronto, i 1C Railway. - likely to -accumulate between the people got our e, open ? church. `M. P. P. for -and- W. If. Taylor, Aulorfl�, Grand Oanadian Pad � tracks. A passenger train on a well known lumberman of Barrie, perance Yes h a t is —Mr. W H. Tqlor the price -of the, O'onstructi n of Do we see the evil as it is 9, 'IV � # I a Auditois. A'Deput.-,r, Gr-Inil 0',Ildain Manitoba avid Ciinadlan Nortkweet'will leare Tor- Grand Trunk line the othe r throne of respepo- North Mi dlesex, has introduced 1.14'r 0 �11 jr,r l'o.. collrll.y . Settlers' onn w�&y excurai, na to Passengers travelling withQut stock through water so deep that it flow- a boiler and engine at Goderich. it,drags from thei , our best men rather novel measure into ibe L(,,p,6r,- w,"S 1"IT0411('d rol I . I d April, ovi.-sions are as fol- lodges of 4 I-- i I 01)tO every TueL-day Linring March an aggage Verdict for the plaintiffs by con- tability and influence peakable islature. Its pr W, 4.�,Jicflon, T] ' 1i Gn-t nd ' ' 'Passengers travelling with 1�ve atock ed over - the floor of the b smites them with tns wa� 3n M . " t sent Lfor $475 and f -kill *costs of suit and son while. va- Lodge .j un i ous in favor of - should take the train lem ing Torowo a 1,45, " Every per m Coloni t sleepers will be attached to car from -one door to the othet, and .1)lIy..3ic,-d, mental and moral deform- I 0 w-411 .' -xt yf-ar for ihe ebould take the train leaving Toronto at 9 18 , . I 0 , . Of L on L13o Iligil Court scale. . gaged in hunting or shooting in this Tn(!('till gr in Mitll;ljid nir - , each train. Books a,ud inaLpfi given on apprie'ationt course the fires in the dngine er vs. The Grand T'runk Rail- ,ities 7 The open bar; the liquor . purp(,,.s(- nf bonoring IV. J. Parkbill, AarSpeclal Ex(tardion Rates to all Pacific coast point� .daring March* and April. werb extingulsbed. . . Wobst 1,raffic. province shall wear i bat and coat TreasurerL of tbt, Grand Lodgp of ' �' ra, apply to . - I I y Throughout a large section of On- way Company—An action by the I think, Mr. Editor, the course you of scarlet color, or shall wear a band � British Aunerica, and who bas at- 3ingle fare, $43,05. For full partioula - whose husband was killed at ' ' Iin " ", " d' i e c b ' ions d a, , y c w a n d _ I I c I b � w , I h Int 'r, _ rr . _ _Ole n _ , I � - _ _ ,n. 11oly_ Scr P. , � 'a' n ri , hl 0, ni� IS -41 u tarici wrvices have been widow Ir' or,would n ss es wide, of tended mor .& -f � church crossili 33ave laid out ,in the ExPosit e than forty me,e ings o interfered with during the the defendaxiVs railway clotb or other material, around his . &. GREIG & STEWART5 Agents greatly near Clinton, last summer. Verdiect' satisfy the whole PoeiAO, We as d a similar band, n,ot : the Grand Lodge of Ontario West. . . winter, and in some places entirely for the plaintiff -for $500. ple cannot expect at bat or cap, an 'A-, on each The meeiing VVill. o for weeks at a time. temp . - ,res,:'ta't,', %P" roy .the beast, less than four ixiohes wid - . Bxpress. suspended Whitely vs. Thompson—An action entiTely dest , not more than six inches from Tuesd . ay in March 1905. C.T, R. Ticket and Telegr&&2 and Domnuov, School attendance has been lessened, - but if we had the bar thrown out of , arm . . . � . 1. m ihilated,, go- by Joseph Whitely who lives in God � � , - . I . 1. 0 F I