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The Huron Expositor, 1904-09-16, Page 1- - , , �.� .. � - ; axxangl nara. so - . I ),-Aluajon. k * the new � priced, I a I I8 t, $00, ta mat&� �Ribbond I speoW exprese, r � I . ' �Ukaly be I I I � . I � - � � . � om $1',50 - from our o order. tx.e amarl- . - 7 � 7 T iata than I xe boat- �! cLhe palok V istyle of . Isla are � is choice !h, � - �I hard for - but we liating of - 01olbs. e,i - MLxed �0,$C, . %, I . s I : �, :c �tl- I � I - . .. I rour Fall hiandrad, . I .ea; tigIlt , ,trimmed � ,_ga from e size-, � � I I ,r � I ,� � I . . I I I - I . I � - - . . - � � . -- . I 11 . , ... - . �-- ., . - - - - I I I , � � : I � I k � � lu � . . . . a, large I I ,�ar. Oar I � tu%ter�-1 ' - I �y winds 1, . i.hea,vier 1 4 ve, and i V� .idll bay; � . � I serviae- . 11 Emwe - � - �=r new ; . - C--- t our I I � � I . � , � �% ore has k � 3 as with � I I - . � I � I � � I I I c - a" . I - . I . I I - � � �- '\� I - I , - - , - I" , V . I. 1, I � ,- I a , �. . .- I . �� - . - I I be much mimd,� good and worthy,' I ' ;t to do his best byl - I low men, and hiO ' . . . . and kindlYpher- � -a w him. BO I . k 0 I -brother, ]An John - I If the family, and iv, .u;, who . - -.011vn �-s -of an inhulged-� -. 1-1 , vi�4r. The remaiw I tha'� MaitlandbaWt - . i t h.'os� ,ot his do- . , Wednesday. . . I I - � - � IL. I 'ke. . . � I le bux!g i3 0 -till � ; I ,� have ,heard littlt � � ,,ime.-The harVed, I -1 , � I gai,n som.0thitig 09 -1, � jeaxmi��4 are,,]veV1 a . . _h, the good 00OPW I � I rnered 6nf W'boa � . - - � - ?. - L a ver'y 'big V� 01a, � i- I - � - ing Jbadly. X,Lut,40 ,I - . graia is an a-vZV 1 1 ' I I ry Yul-e who KOX, , , foff . -Aq.�V � i I I A JG� .L �hca .; I ' , � t fax her hqm$ 19 i �� day last. W6 a -r-0 I I - � Xo- During W- I I � . 'trioudo I ''ade many - - � . , - . -ien � d-LiSpOsit"W I - �Wi:5hinig Miss YUW i � � `4 I Z a. the far 'N'red :- I I Q,e in,tenda to 911, , � F,dighoffar $POUI I I - nday v,isfLinv tl* ,- I C -80=1g I lo.deriol,. . �o ex!)O,,( ted Tarant I in, -d Wrs. J, POVV I arrs. j0harles 3W., I I I H-o'letz- visited &Z - � . Jighuffer, -of Dsdl� - Miss All , I � "a S�t.- L I . -1 I A, is ZLt ,pre6e'Ot � � ts" 3fr. land xro" :. J. Thirsk- hagl- I jreshinOl I I on ibis 11 , � this year tttto-h,� I , - . 0 his Machine 1i . lorw . ng he has 11 "' I - tfits 1P th�4 ,3 � FosteT, Ot Fafr-! . -1to has been "�*� - � -tjkis wir,inity 10 I I , - - � -1 �to Visit trieo& . : I ,Ltharin&5. I - I 11 — I- - : - , � hip� El' . n 00 0�' 161 - I I . I in the form Lit 11 . I . The reP4 -al Size- � . jun:rle bolongiAt I -i, , � �f-st. �Movlo ,-�n 13, of Me : � , �1 by Mr. D'YaVldi I . � 7f t i14� f&r-M gore . - blebef4 � . .e,ing �thim - j I - ; � � � ert -- feet hx .. eleven i - itit � as , .* . I vatialt, ; � I' '- . n -draIggIn-9 . It- i :-. It STIU9.0411 d 114 � iUi,D,a is fucline dd * - I , a I ,I -d 111 1 . seTparLt b I he oircnis lieJd 'd 4 t ly. No att�mpf � - 1� -,�, ,I � capture the or -- g - so to , -'V . OT5 have 9-1 - � I 1 1-4 1 I., � . s � � � �-11� � I .. � I � . I - I , I .. - ... � , . � I , " I . - . - I- I - - - � � � - --- - I . -- - � -- . - ; - , . � � - : - I B - I �- I , -- - t ,I . IV , distance, 'tie clutch falling 'to OIG I ) a MUOTL lUISLan-013 Irom. Lim OrLy 01 ! excepting Ethel, where Revd -s. JWil- . -. I I son, Hu",er, Osterhaut, Holmes, 'iBa- it babk. G �,ozge Burrows, with ig c�t books from . . . . , . - Stratford, and a number of the Ro- e, k,d and Gundy, � and,W. III. Kerr will pre�nce ,of, min'd succeeded in pla ing - man Catholio�S of the 060tion did nlOt � tak-6 charge; Salem, Rev. Mr. ,Wil- a ,h-bavy railway tie, in fron!t-of th� AMU, WIN R 9 - of the town�hip son, of Teeswater, will )conduct , the -rear. wheel6, and'a sad .,and very ex- -- within the time specified in sub-sco- GOOD C, O:T S sex' ives; Bervie will have 8evd �asftwophe, was thus avert�- SEAFORTHS , tion 142, of the mepatrate school mot x � ; v s. penaive ca I �. � � � I I : - of their wi3h to become supporters � I � 11 i Philp and Smith,- Wbibe -hurch, Wv. Iod. � w . . - � , I 0 ; I . - . . I � � MillZard; and Belgrave,. Rev. Rhilp. . Contractor P,,Iggotf b - I now oet led I Picture firaming a Specialty. . of, it, but nevortheleos.. the assessor ,', : I I I By -resolution of'Revd�. Millyard at the " MapleLq," the ilaita M. C. C MI.. put them diown as supporters of ihe , 7 I For Man and Women. .,�, � . - I ano Holpioa the various ministers cron property. He sa14,,.', there cre and other private oom new school. Parties representing the � . � I ! I panies. . I '. .. . I � were made responsible, for the Educa- many dif f joultieg in�, �makln,g ithe I ea'l "That we ire in f aver of allowing public -sohool board aDDvaled to the I I.: . - . '� -- 'the railway�en�- local telephone; compairies to enter i 0GAft Of revision asking that t1fay I . -------- I Z tional .Society meetings on Ithe dis- star -C. Forl inotafice," : � - ; I � � mi - ------ mp��- - --- - I . I I --1 � tricti. . gine,s, cars and additional steam s�iov ' � ra.ilway stations. _ � ' be pub back as pon,t;r!butor% to the - I . I � The siibiolned, sums arp iassessed els must arrive alid: jefoss the r ver "That Itht Department of ,Dr,own public school. This was refused. , , Have yctu ever thought how contented' you would feel, how well you to the .various charges on the dis- befg,W0 much- Of the Igr"t ,work can Land3 be' congxatulated'upoxi the , Then the county Judge wa , - Iippealed , I e �pe I tm b , . ; I would look, and what 'satisfaction it would afford your friends to See YOU tri�ct f0r the. following suMS: I ,be .notioe& The. ploat for 'the ,work forestry policy they have adopted. I t5o, but th a a 'I eon -11smissed . � for' t1lis in a lengthy judgment. dressed in one of our handsome Fall suits, or 0 ercoats, or a. Jacket, or a , Superannuatib,n. Gen. . Ond of tthl� line, is worth " That we Teaf firm our adhesion ,to' -While thTeshing at the '-arn of � . I i I Circuit MinL§tex Con. ovOr $70,000. the principle of equalization of tax- 11 � � Raincoat 7 � I . ! . Ge"ge Emmerson, Purplt- Grove, 7 : I � - . . i Wingham $108.44 $44,40 $1804 : - *— ation. I . � I I � I � A'Canadian Train Held Up By " That all wa ter powers be,retained ' near Ripley, an Saturday aa.,3 t, Gar- - ; Kincardine ' - I 82.37 37.80 13:67 � . &s *the pro i ner Stanley, vo,n -of Wim. Stanley, . The :'7 new'Garments' are noW Luoknow 63.00 26.40 10-52 1,� � Robbers � ,,perty of the people. 12th �emoession of Kinloss, MeIt v; , ith. . ; - � Brussels,' 03.00 24.75 10-56 I, At 9 -30 -18�day night, 'at a ppi in�t " That legislation be applied tor 'i. . � � i Teeowater -� to give the farmer optrol of ship- I an accident which may terminate fa- . I .� 57.00 ' 22.40 9AT 4t,- 1-2 ,t6il;� east -of Mission Junction, - Ily. In attempting to replace the . , , Ethel I � 49.00 20.80 8.20 ,�,,Britiah- Coltimbia, on -the ,Western ments -of farm produce �till,-the same, ta . on the'.Tables. - � Fordwich 55-60 � 20.80 9.10 slope. of the Rookies, �the---Canadian is paid for." I . . 1 fanning mill belt while the machide . . 1 list of IqU68;tions I wa% in* motion; ht mras'tbiown -with I � . . Goxrie §3.00 24.75 10:56 Pacific Railway Tran'sconti tal The tAlowing -against thq oylig&rl � � . I . I "' wereadopted Ito be 'subnAttedto can- his left arm -Wroxeter 39.00 15.00 , 6.47 westbound,f, was held up by � ur I sheaf pully, -taking it Off below the I � The best designers and cutters, the most skilful tailors., have all- done their Bluevale. -56.00 21.12 9.24 masked men, armea to Pie t. th. didates, at the approaching eleetion: pulling ',off the flosh and I - � very best igr you. Come in and let our new Suits and Jackets talkil to you As)�f ield. 56-00 22.40 � 9.20 Three of the men pame over the en- I -Are you in fa*er of f he appli- 'elbow, tho - .- � ca -tion by ,th'e Government of -the in- I leaving the bone,bars i0ove .! al , . for a few moments. They have a great story to tell' - of their e�cellence, Sadem '' 45.00 18.07 7.50 der, and at tbe.,imuzzles of revel e'r!% itiative and Teferendum *to ioase� in- b0w,; iLISO Tef�ei , vin g. a de . ep %ut in F,very purse can find garmenta here to fit it. - � BiAb�l W,00 16.55 6.57 intimidated the engineer by thr ts I r, one on the temple, one � . J . I I Riplkay ' * 132.00, 24.75 1 O." 2 ' volving large expenditure of public the shioul&6 s ad ,the to i 7 against his life into)stopping theiex- ,p of the bead . ., � I . � Bervie .1 72.00 18.60 12.06 pregs. They left one man guar I d gver . monoy I . MCA serlou I -goot . i 2-Woula you support the )grant- . which aff,6oted ,the brain, and i -a-, I Men�s Suits $5, $7.50 $10 and '12. 1 i � Tiver,ton 39-00 16-12 6.47 -the engineer, and the other �wo, -ing of portiong of Jthe.public domain a1dored by the medical inen ther Mott . y IV � I WRitcohurch - 48.00 18.60 7.99 taking Ithe fireman with the I -the lac- - . �m or publio money in the -form of bon- d"gerous. Two hours after Menis Overcoats $5, $6.50, $8, $10 and *12 , -Belgrave 50.00- 19.23 8.31 polled him td.,,-dnoou�le )the Z174mn� cident four dootofs found It no'ces- -- � 1, . I I I., uses, rebates, 'subsidies, etc., to - � I - I erss car, .1 the fourt4 st-and1mg privote partiao or oor�ora'tions? sary -to amptrtato the arm abov-�-the 1. 7 ir i � . '34 �(Z train. A-:�the train 41L POYS Suits $2.50,43.50, $4.50).$5.50 ind d" 6 � 1. $1,045.00 $412.54 SIX guard �&ver. fl. -Do, you approve of imembers of ellhow. MT. Stanl v is `31 trears of . i � _ . 3 I -ndstill the ondudtor, rried, and htm three small .1 I -1 ; I Rev, Dr. Gundy, who �ia-s 1�een ac- came to A � sta : r free passes . age, Is ma , . , � Boys',Overcoats $3.50, $4, S4� 50 and $5 1 tively intexeated in . pusbing the ,on alighting on the. ground to a mr- an d -the .ollecting mileage allow- i children. HN reoovery� is scarcely . : , - i tain U16 cauo% I was � ithreatened b tha .n c . hoped for. IV � claims -of Alma College, 18t. Thomas, ; ance from the Government? Would Afen's and-, Boys', -Raincoats $2.50, $3.50�45i� 17.50 Teportod what had ,been Oone. $250 f ourth man,anA was, forced ito ret�urn you aco6pt a palss and, then collect —0 I � . . . i � I i . wa2 asked iba, on.Wingham DiArict, tothe trai�. � . I Huron Notes. I I - - . ! ' I car mileage ? . -Th,e. Staplelton _,salt works Jh-ave . . and $10 . ; 4 and tli,6 prospects were very favor- The x4bb�ers� when the expressi 4 -Are you in favor of, or,o r . 1. : able to baving the total amopAt col- was out from the lydiance, of Ithe ppased. been closed down indefinitely. THe i _ to an equitable -reciprocity farrange- ; - : I Odd Pants) odd Knickers 50c, 75c' $1, $1.501 $2.50 I-ected. $5OjOOO was- desired to put train, proo6eded west with it o a � I signed is over production. - y ) I - ment between Canada and Ithe United 'r6asOn a's . � I S ta- tea ? Robext Holmes, M. P., has pUT- - I the college 'on a sound financial bas- IgGint. half 'way between Ruskin -and - ! r I *. . � awa - Silverdale. . . - . � -* 1 1-1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1-jr-I 1-1 1-1--1 1 1 k F I is. T rd this the Massey estate 5 -Are you in favor of -thid Senate, chased the handsome brick tresidence. f . - I � offered $25,000 if the . Itotal were The expre--ts messenger at first re- . of Thomas Jackson, sr., in Clinton. r, 4 � � �, � as it -noiv is, or its 'reform or aboll- ; , , . : - Taised, Peter, Wood $7,300, and St'. fused to open the roa,r,door, but on be- -Cantelon &. Walli% of Clinton, . I i tion I Which? . Lad0 9 � - Thomap city $15,000- This left 1$2,- ing informed that the par woul 14e 6 -Are you oppased to the glvin,,,, I ship about 8,000 hogs, la yeaT. This ' loth Mantles.!, 700 as,thp la of the'London Confer- blown -up with dynamite, lo � , ch " , *411 give somoo idea of the bog- Ibus- ies 0 . :. - . d, ,or ,selling of public,lands to any par- . -i ience. $2,500 ,has already been paid ,they had a quantity, .he ,boom ie nd . -t bon . . , - ties excep -a fide Vettleirs, and i�nem Of the convty. z � I I di a.nd foro'd ito e ithe 011ie, the 14 year �old son of Rev. . tWe ftrea�surer on the I.Atter sum, and was disarme I e � � . 'lly to !the granting of large At , nt ,�of the ver el d A,b�e balance is in sight. In Wingham sa i i ospecia Mr. Jewitt, of Brussels, passed bi� assortme .y latest creations in nov . esigns fori this sea- fe. I . blocks of land to priva.te parties or irst season in this. department, we have nothing District tba amounts ' reported so . The bandits" secured about $7,00 in compan i uniOr leaving examination .%his. . son, all new. This being our f . ies f or speculative purposes? : but absolutely new garmentt-, and, after examining the froductions of the far are as tollows.: Wingham, $20,.; gold dust �and $1,0100 in currency. 7 -Are favor of publio own- summeW. I -1 Kincardine, $10.10.; ILucknow, $80- ; ' l clerks were similarly � The maj, YOU in 3ac' - � ected the best. I ership of 0 utili ties� t -Brussels - -cheese f LOTY has Iffis I best European and Canadian manufacturers, we sel including a $50 donation by Dir. " compelled to open the mail c. 'Ich publi �Of the Augus,t braake to M,GWs. . . . . - ar,w - 8 -If elected, will you Iregard'your- posed � � I I � - -was rifled.lof the r.ontemts of the re- of 18tratford, at I - . � - John Joynt, ; Brussels, $9.20 ; Ford- � self as a representative of the peo- Ballantyne & Son,* - ; r, I -and 0% � . wioh, '$12 ; !,.Gorric, $6.15 ; Wroxe-te gistered mail sack. 9 5-16 cents per po - - pie and the country,,or of the party , * - WE INVITE ALL LADIE* $7; Bluevale, $15; Bethel, $5; Rip- . The engine, expre&4 and onail car , tha,t hae put yan 'forward? . -Otto BerfVlz, of Cranbrook, had . I i ley, ,$B; Bervie, $10; Overton, $6; were theni run to a point eas of - a PaTtion of ;the thumb on his lef t I ! , 9 -Will you abs lutely refuse 1to f Whi:tech,urch, $8 and Belgrave $18. Wharno-ok,' where the robberal de- accept -the assi 0 hand, taken ,ocff in )the cutting box l � see ' � - ain an stance of any cam- ,� r To came and examine, try on, compare our stock with any they 1 The College Will -be oelf supp4?rting t5erted th'al t, , d ,iasoa&d.:� I . of a thre��hing machine one day re- -, � paign fund secured from sources out- . . elsewhere. You know the early picking here is always the best. . Veyh 9, V 0 - when the'debt is cleared off. Description of ,the robbers- lbave ciently. I I . A discussion was taken parit in by been wired �* American pitiels just sidle your constituopoy? -Thie sitting of the Eigh Court of I these garments at all prices -low priced$'* medium priceo, and high priced. -J Numbers 5 and 9 of the question;3 . I � � I � . I . . I fa g1wdly number as to lbhe most cf- acrass the border. 'gave rise -to'- some x1isc,Vssi(yn, but Justice for Huron will be held at . , . ,, fective mode.of carrying on evanigel- 11ave Left No Trace. , - Go&rioh, for jury cases 04 'Mond4y, i I ! I the whole set �was finally, adopted. I � i++++++++++++++++++++++++++ � istio work in t.h'e district and it was F-Gotprin-tsIndicated that the train - OctqbeT 31.iqt, 1or the )adn-jury on ,; . I - - . . � agreed that a J. rooping of icircuits as 'robbers ha& -taken a boat near the The following offieers were re ecember lm..� I I . . . . � 9 elected: 11onorary preaident, C..- M. D I I i. tar as -possible and a union of min- 'village of �Wharnock and �rowed a- -Miss, Maggie O'Neill, who, ftias - . istexial help would greatly aid in cruss the Fraser + River, land chence Mallory; President, : J. L. Wilson - been a teacher in the Clinton Model I . � � Fail Hats and Caps treasurer, W. L. Surith; cvice-presi-� New 1� the desired success. I proceeded to the American boundary school for a number of..1years, has % I . I dent, L. E. Annis. - i 1, I -! . I I , � . -What about -Local Option?" wa!s � ,aiit, half a dozen *— resigA,ed her position on account inif . I � line, 11 miles dist . . I . . . : - ilIes fr,6m, Blainp, Washington. � Alb- . . . - I I the practical query a I _ 4 Canada. ill hpla,lth. I . In great abundance, no end to the different style$ shown for Fall wear -Soft chairman. After -the matter was Isolutely no clue was ,found to aden-'-: -James Tew-sley, of Buffalo, )and a . . . P : a Hate Hard HatF Early Fall.,Caps for men and boys I . a well talked aver a resolution hvas tif Y the, � t ' hxee bandits. No Mask,'. -The Ontario Government has ide- . former resident of iclinton, died ; 1 3 . I ! .passed urging the official boarAs drid mail sack, -Or registered letter en- -objection in the en- on Monday of last tweek. Cancer ,of . . I � . oid,ed to .Taige no - ' bers.' gagement, ,of Chri;,5tiau Brothers 'as the stomach .was the pause of death. � I . � . "baraperance committees to take )Mp velope was Ieft behind. The Ir '� was 48 years Iof age. . ") . C, 75c, 01 01 5.05 `2.0,0 afid $2500 ithe. ,matter. and furtlier iprahibitory displayed the same care On 'geAting teachers in sepaxate schools, pend- Demased � 1 25c, 110-0 q 9 v - q . away that �they ,,%howed Nvhen -Voters' List Court will be held � .� . I it, � . eal-from the judgment of I e -legi tion where possible. Another - 401119 ingan app . . I- � � 1 : - Mr. Justice MaoMaho)�., -vvnstdp in the town hall, ,� mot! n urged ,t)hat as far as can be their work, � They were evid=tl' for --Grey to I � - � I � v�,,ex � .. H 1-i 1 -1 +44 i I 1- I . i I � pus -b the 10am- perienc,ed 6perators, with -a ,t Or— -A de;spatoh from Winnipeg laated Etbel, an Tuesday, 20th inst., before 1 V14 ------ I that' municip�lities I - . I . 1 �4 -re iis large 'kist � � . - . �. I o . paign where practicable so Ithat lo- ough knowledge and an intima elac- September 8, says I A travelling es- Judge Doyle. The a . I . r : i . ; u intance'with raih, 30 I 0 oal ,option. may ,be presented to the. q. a I I as c,o,rt of Mounted Police, junder rom- of appeals -to be jdisposed of. I ' � _ � . L . . . Buy Stanfield's Underw ar i - electors next January. shown by �heiT remarlm Ito the train m,and ,of inspector Gilpi.n Brown, ar- -The township of Ashfield has is- W% ;1 - le.ader was a sbort rived at Regina to -day to accompany sued writ ag inst, the .County for � � .The question of awakening a new employees. ; The ,a a I I I S I , - . � � I' terest in SteWartship or 13ystematic man, with I grey hair and an eff-6m- the viceTegaf party overland from damages caused ,by a washout �ast I � k .-I - n . � L - r on . the arket, all 'giving was - .* d w*e1t: up:on at some in&te voice, His. two assistants ere, EdmoInton -to Prince Albert. TheY spring, said to have been 'the result Kbsolattely unshrinkable, most sati8factRry underwea . . length and a resalution-unanimo-us- "younger a,#d bigger. The latte said are fully armed and loarry two cars of a county bridge being 1too mar- ' ,pure line wool : no such tbing as unpleasant irritation2 neither in t I wearmg ly passed recommending the adop- little, but'simply. did the biddi g of of vehicles andahorses for Lord Min- ro,w. I ' - ! I their elder I ly leader. . licade .will travel -N[r. S. X, sanders, ot Exeter, wbo : -or the paying for. '-'warm and. wholesome. � tion 4nd practice of this' Scriptural . toks paTty. The cava s . . . � . ! n a tr,ip -to t1he ,Northwest, is . 0 1 ^1 � . i and very practical moth-od in this im- Besi,de-s $7,000 in gold dust, which 400 miles across the open prairie. Was 10 I , . - � ; they secured fr&m the ekpress mes- -Captain Boi�bridges one of the cornfined in the ho,spi6al inWinnipeg I ) I ,� poTtant matter and 'urging that - -n attack -of t I ypboid (15ver. Mrs. � A- k for Stanfilidd e rwear., I wbereas Rev. Mr. Husser, of Ford- senger, thqre are known Ito b(o sev-. ,Olde,st Tesidepts of St. Thomas, was with a as,t"w4Dek for Wilanipeg s S I I . wich has been appointeil 1)y ithe Di�- eral Paclfigeg of bank riotes! eon- found dead sitting in a natural pos- Sanders lef t 1, , . I -ha . ii -1, : attendance on her husband. � I I I . I . tTict, Epwoxth Leajue to aid in the signed. to'local 'banks, among-Ithem ition in his office 10 ir Friday -morn- to Ule� in - nhull of 1!� . � organization along ithese. lines,, that the registered letters. The a ount ing at 11 -eclock. lie Was aJbout 85 -Ex-reeve and Mrs. Tur ,the ******0***""" ! i . %, I I . he be, asked to iwdte the various secured ,in Ahe regi:§tered knai Was years old. Deceased was in the har- Grey, and Matthew Meow, -of . 4 1 e away to � � ma 2nd line of Morris, aT Al - 1 � : pagtors to help in this ,-v,,ro,rk- probably large. The exact su Will ness business in St. X110, s for ' i I -; . I . .. The Guardian Reading,'Clulb Nva -8 ,not be known for some time. I here many years and retired on a compet- goma -on a holiday outing ' ey I I I I v3pokein of and Rev. Mr. Jones, of Bel- NV -119 a report that two Of th rob- enoy ,about etwenty years ago. He left for Tlwssialon on fruesday of grave,. was askqd to, Itake joharge of hers had blen killed und one in . ured was a great horseman and was fond last week. 11 . -Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Spaokman and FURS,, MOVING4. � , -its initiation in the distilipA * ' One of in a fight with the pursuinig ossc. of athletics. daughter, , miss Stella, 9`f. Exeter, .. r -to I . I I . I I . the raoist - successful meetings �held This p o.�Ied be xintrue. The�hold- -Mr. Oslor Wade,liquidator ot the foT San'ryranclsco, I . I . for some years was brougUt Ito a close UP men g(A clean away. cy may estate Iot A. . oe MOT and Com- lef t la.At week , ' - I � - ' Our fur ,stoek is arriving by th!e tsinging of �the Doxology after be in any ]places tany, departmental store, Berlin,has California, where MY,. Spackman mill Just an intimation to intending fur bay -ore. finest lot of w4ich Rev. Dr. Gundy plosed with and are reasonably immunme i rom de' een instTucted to wind it ,1ILp. The attend the Sovereign Grand jLodge , , every (lay, and by the week end we ,shall have opened up the I A in prayer. - I I . teotion. 'The railway officials are failure is a bad one, �the asset$ am- mecting ot I, O. O, V- ' ' furs we have ev er shown in Seifoitb, . an d . we w . ant every one interebte At ,the conclusion of the district wo-rking� bn a fake telegraph pne3- O,unti,ng to only $55,000, wbile ,the -Rev. John Ross amd Mrs. R(�ss, of I furs to see our immense variety. � � ,tmeeting the, members were invited t3a.943 sent It -o the express messciag4Dr liabilities 'botal $118,000. The f ail- Brussels were. recently tendered A - - ., 'to ,'have �he safe Open,' ure by the congregation bf � I � . . I to,a ,nicely pr'epared tea in the basse- 6t Mi�ssi,om I seems to demons[trate ithe, iln- reception 0 ch, on their return � . an-ent of the ohurch,lby the ladies of giiing him thp, 'deatN,at t' pra." ot oo-nduoting de- Melville UUT 1:�p- ()ome early and see tbLe best. - . - � l �, practicabilify - laas � . - I " ' I- partmental -tore otm tbJeir vacation. Mr. Roos the congregation. Before riLiing agent in Vancou,wer,, ;vh ] a d s as in any. of the fr 1�00nl on ) . oe, They been Pastor of Melvill - - I ! ------ �� from tbe table a r,ordiallrvote of the combination was t ' . smaXer cities of the provin e thurch for ,VV- . ---- -1 'W�- W�- . I -nty 1W - - - � � thahko was proposed for Ithe . ,very They then relturned to t a en- , require a wide field for kheY suo-, twe -fivO years- . 1-1 . -ful � gine, Tan it down Ito a poin near : o(.ssf ul operation, -P,et,e,r McDougall and wife liave - N1- I . I thought kindness, on motion of move I -, I � ��z I . Rev. J. W. 11,�lme3,. of Gorrie, and Warnock, and sent !It back o Ow i -Last Friday night at 7.45 a C. P. x4e -d from the 8th looncession of ' E t ' Rev. R. Milliard, of Luoknow, train, while they e3eapea in a�small It. westba-und freight, while- trunilin.- Grey to their newly purohaaed farm � 9 Tht X,!�y ditstriet meeting Will be boat which they had secreted' near at Iligh speed, ran j.ito a herd of Wear Morrisbank. Their many old -Grei �� Stewa beld .in Wingliam. � the bank of the triver. That 4e en- cattle at a mid 0 ' g p,ight miles friends wish tb-61n success in ,their .. - - , rossin 'and can heartlY recOm- . �. .. � . I . -- gineer ooul& not Make quick I time, .vest .Of Ra-rris,ton, kiffing and,throw- new home . ' The the The New Railway - they took with tb6m the shovel used ing them in all directions. en- mend em to the People Of 'that I . I . . E ch . Johnson Sros.' Old Stand " T -ho, following notes tin ref er'ence Ito by the flyemae in 15to-king. .. gine was turned :over into the dit - neighb,=hood. - 1 . I I I I The ,-$7,0004n gold du�st obiain�d 'Driver Maolnerry was bad.1y out a- -one - day recently a youn g iraa�i in o - I . � I I the Guelph-Goderich branch of �he � J' ifoTm, representing ihim- I I I - i was,sent from Carib.ou'to the 10cad bout t'he head and otherwise injur- -a Khaki un - . -4 . C. P. R. which twe take from ,the God- banks and, to the 18 -cattle Ats&Y.Pf- -,ed, and Fir0nan Newman bad his left self as a recruting -off icer, but was i SID :F'O:RrX - . : ,erioh -Star of la,9t 1week, will be of lice. . � The, cars really a desl4erter from the ruilitary I . :int,e,Te,gt to some of our readers: . —#-- leg broken at the ankle. I . - I ... � L The -number of workmen, many of I were piled upon the idr-ack ,and the 1 eehool. at London' , landed In Clinton, The laxgeA and best stocked Clotbing, Hat and Shirt store ;. What The Farmers Want, might express was laid rap until the I Nyhere he. hired a rig from. one of whom are skilled, 'is gradually in- ', ' I i the fiveries and disanpeared livith it, . . . At the annual me4htin bfhe�ie On- iiiested at Har - I creasing. . a , auxiliary got t passengers -e been ,O, in Western Ontario. � n. . ainV, the- He has size - The ao&d shovel now at the istart- tario, Farmers' Associ $ . 4ast following Mori :. I ". . ! cared foir at the Harriztonj'"w. . � . . � ithe T., week; in Toronto, the tollowin ser- , being i L the 1 11 .. . - . I �ing po4nt ban done service on s li;Os by the ootapanY. a. -An 011i IT,Ish willow fteo,, a I I I - . � - . . H. -and 13. near 11amilton. ies of resolutions .were adog ed a� -,-Marsball Harman of the town- I -rear ,of Dr. Toole's residence. in Brus-, r. to �' anito a and Canad ian I Maj,Or� Joseph Beek is actively en- embodying anil re -affirming th pol- ip -of Brook, Ontario lootinty, has I sols, was out do-wn last week. It is l -,, H a rvest Excursion - I 11 I :gaged looking after the interests of icy of thA A,mooiatidn: sh u That I the Government and eople I he cpun�ty , said to have been plarAed abo t f iftY . , been f ound guilty by it I � � � NORTHWEST � . ��otor Piggott - and is just .the e , yoars ago elly, dereased, Con . 0 . � I � I of C�nada -be congratulated lap I n ,the judge of criminal nc4lect of hi3 wif I � by Frank H J ' the property then sowned by W , I t�b - . Ued three, Months ligo. Rev., Ola =1 I I e job -� ( R, Grant ' RaihWay 27. tireksmith shop has been I I of -Via Canadi-an Pacif ic - Sept. A b ereot- effective work accomplished 1 y the who a Dowieite preacher 1 Grant, brother of J. . � I . � ed �on the AttTiall property, and every- Railway Doonmission. Eug4�-ne Brooks, o thargedwitbi Winnipeg. It is beine made into' Winnipeg and Lleturn, � .,.-. . . . . . WOO. -thing connected with it will i3oon be That we form greater 1com ercial fro;� Toronto, wa!g als ' bovewood. I . $3225 reciprocity with other natiolTs as aiding and abetting the- r-ri - 1 -15 moosomin and returv, . , ., , , , " * � in: readinesi for seenes of activity. . m1n111fae I' -The people, of Goderjob wiere Moo�ejaw and returny . . . . - . 9 . W00 . The steam shovel is' about f t. I I glect of Harmon. It seems that r- morning � - eer Kilty, toreman "That -the existing tariff the I)owielte. faith I greatly surprised Thursday � Pr-inceAlbert and returni .. . . . . � . . V6.00 11 and -engin ! J%holuld be Mon embraced . is wife' last week, to learn 4-f tbe sudden � . . . . . $3� 50 -. tion, afford be 6 time -ago, and when h !,of . Calgary and r6turn, . . . . , . : W 50 I 'Doutney and-maen are Ito be congrat- improved to nefit o the "om a o1ild ab ah Bropbey, photo- . '4, . . . . � farmor. . � ,gave birth to Edmonton and rofurn, i 4 I ulated in moving the 45 ton machine I . Led to eall in I grapher. Some time ago he wastak- Souris, 'Deloraine and return . . WK150 .Over go 7 many� dangerous opots. " That we are unalterably posed months since be neglec I Brandon, � omen wbo i eh seriously ill with brain f-eier, but Etc., Etc good for two months. $43-05 to Vancoaver, Vio;cria, etc., good going toi Mr. Arc.hie BTaNder, of Elora, who to*, any inoreage in present tariff proper medical aid. The w I rently recovered. -lie oto" '715th. For Tickets and full Informatiork apply to Greig And Stew*rt, the will b,e f,o(r' n of �be �grading 11 3 r e's I Were with her saw Ithat the case Was - ra usiness duties, _ ga g I at . t 0 ber I ema o remain un- � �attended daily to his 1b agents for the Canadian Pacific Railway. Have an agent's ticket -when you travel' which meaials the tqL�dem and other 11 That representatives be h dd to serious, and 'refused t � � . I i - not rligged, did not I I . oir as cglled'in. Harmon and although . . I 11 I - scrapers as well, arrived WednesdaY, a stri6ter accoupt of their actions less a doot w r I via 0. P, R. k ! ompUun. .Both Mr. and- Mr -i. B)rO- �2. . I . and its now in hariless ifoT the big in� Parliamen't. i claims he admitted the local doctor ', o ;pejj3t Fiarm on La- -,vas lanable to do any- 1, phey were at the , - C IR E I G & �STEWART, Agents campaign.�- � � ,# That ,the jurisdiction of - the I Di- once, but he ronto for Rev. tWOr day and t3pent 0. most er-joyable, I - Along thie Afttflll property a cut,of vision Court be raised from itn pres- tiling. He sent to To down and J- day, and, lie waz. at Mg place of busi- . . 1 27, 28, 30, and levex =.ore feet wilf, be i ,ant position to cover oases " i. 1�olv- Eugene Brooks, who went day. Wednesday be ' ' 3� c r � v " la �f � H �y t ,�: 1 , I t tele I - 31 , I f - P1 . I Op �, I 1P �he� � ' - I I lin � h f (! k & ft ( ' �� h 3 'I I , , 3 ( - 01 I h c. -P. R. Ticket, Telegraph and Dominionj Express Agents. � I ing $500. 1 Prayed for t'hie woman two days, but I neess -on Tues �, I - i made foT a considerable distanbe and - nt lingered 'was 'not feeling well, and tctout mid- raig & Stewart,and go with the crowd. -' , acres of deep outs will be inade ''to ' That we reaffirm our opposition Twithout avail. The patio , tned- Buy your tiokeb from G �, : I t- ,th policy of pubsidizing ra'11 ays, - on and 6fter tw4) fweieki,s died. Local night took a Serious turn, when �, , ,, secur* enough' earth for filling-in 0 0 . . I . . . . . I � . I � . I � I - I . i ! . I I - . � i - . . � i . 1� I . �--- ' SIXTH THIRTV6 YEAR. , - L . . - -1 . L I - : - . . I — : i I I I . I . I . I - . . VV.UOJ,B NUMBER, 1,918. .1 o � I . I 1 i � i � . � � . SEAFORTH, FRIDA SEPTEMBER 16 19048' . 4 1 19 I I I � I --- I . I I I . Fine I , , I , .,I I i I . � - - Methoctists In Conference. . � - . I I . I purpmeis. ! � Public School I . I feefing was intensely indignant. The I I I I I . F:URS The- fall District Meeting of the Two m&O-r;a. steam shovel;s, tme I of authoritie.�; ha& the body n,xhumed . Tall .. - ; . I I I . -. . - . I Methodist church, Wingham district, I -them .. li�n, about seventy w' - 'I R 119 Itons, . I � _ --AND-- . , and an - inquest followed, m,hich led 1 to tlir�e arrest of both both Harmon t I - . : � � : was held in Bluevale ocn Wednesday , land six donkey Tailway iengine� " iand 1, Collegiate I nstitute i , - .3 allQ I TH . I � E ROME AND -of laat �veek. In the absenceof Rev. ,a . lott of 6,rs ure expected to rrive 4 . i and 13rooks and the proceedings a- � � . . � - Xoseph Philp, BID., the johairman of r this week, And- t,hty willgo dow the ,, TEXT BOOKS. bove narrated,, ; . I Barron, Perth. r"dYm ade I . I FURNISH � the district, who was, delayed.by the hill and 4orpsIs"the triver ithe san�e In all'the new 6ditions re- I -Judge of tounty Clothing , � . IT � - � t i WiGS� I Holmes, of Gorrie" -' filled the.chair until his,arrival. Rev. 4 as the fixitt steam shovet. ! . rdaj evesing ,the 0 eal On gat Pi ommended by the minister c I 1 has just handed o�ut �iis decision in - qt of I a case which is probably the fir, I . . 11 - . I �' I . 4-- W..R. Varo, ' of Bervie, is the fin- ,ahavel had a close call whe.Au �ne "e of edubation of Ontario. its kind to be itrie(l in the province. 1�) I �, I - . I . OF 4 , . I .. . - . I I I ) i � , � . - la aacial secreta y. Missionary meet- ings were left 60, aocal I arrangements � top, of the hill. Thq 45 ton w iW' � , # sta'Aed downward a' wup�le of I . . �* If you want a Scholorship or . Gn1cl Medal -buv . vour A new separate school ,was recently I hed in section Nlo. .1, Ellice, est&blis . I I � I I I , � � : I � I k � � lu � . . . . a, large I I ,�ar. Oar I � tu%ter�-1 ' - I �y winds 1, . i.hea,vier 1 4 ve, and i V� .idll bay; � . � I serviae- . 11 Emwe - � - �=r new ; . - C--- t our I I � � I . � , � �% ore has k � 3 as with � I I - . � I � I � � I I I c - a" . I - . I . I I - � � �- '\� I - I , - - , - I" , V . I. 1, I � ,- I a , �. . .- I . �� - . - I I be much mimd,� good and worthy,' I ' ;t to do his best byl - I low men, and hiO ' . . . . and kindlYpher- � -a w him. BO I . k 0 I -brother, ]An John - I If the family, and iv, .u;, who . - -.011vn �-s -of an inhulged-� -. 1-1 , vi�4r. The remaiw I tha'� MaitlandbaWt - . i t h.'os� ,ot his do- . , Wednesday. . . I I - � - � IL. I 'ke. . . � I le bux!g i3 0 -till � ; I ,� have ,heard littlt � � ,,ime.-The harVed, I -1 , � I gai,n som.0thitig 09 -1, � jeaxmi��4 are,,]veV1 a . . _h, the good 00OPW I � I rnered 6nf W'boa � . - - � - ?. - L a ver'y 'big V� 01a, � i- I - � - ing Jbadly. X,Lut,40 ,I - . graia is an a-vZV 1 1 ' I I ry Yul-e who KOX, , , foff . -Aq.�V � i I I A JG� .L �hca .; I ' , � t fax her hqm$ 19 i �� day last. W6 a -r-0 I I - � Xo- During W- I I � . 'trioudo I ''ade many - - � . , - . -ien � d-LiSpOsit"W I - �Wi:5hinig Miss YUW i � � `4 I Z a. the far 'N'red :- I I Q,e in,tenda to 911, , � F,dighoffar $POUI I I - nday v,isfLinv tl* ,- I C -80=1g I lo.deriol,. . �o ex!)O,,( ted Tarant I in, -d Wrs. J, POVV I arrs. j0harles 3W., I I I H-o'letz- visited &Z - � . Jighuffer, -of Dsdl� - Miss All , I � "a S�t.- L I . -1 I A, is ZLt ,pre6e'Ot � � ts" 3fr. land xro" :. J. Thirsk- hagl- I jreshinOl I I on ibis 11 , � this year tttto-h,� I , - . 0 his Machine 1i . lorw . ng he has 11 "' I - tfits 1P th�4 ,3 � FosteT, Ot Fafr-! . -1to has been "�*� - � -tjkis wir,inity 10 I I , - - � -1 �to Visit trieo& . : I ,Ltharin&5. I - I 11 — I- - : - , � hip� El' . n 00 0�' 161 - I I . I in the form Lit 11 . I . The reP4 -al Size- � . jun:rle bolongiAt I -i, , � �f-st. �Movlo ,-�n 13, of Me : � , �1 by Mr. D'YaVldi I . � 7f t i14� f&r-M gore . - blebef4 � . .e,ing �thim - j I - ; � � � ert -- feet hx .. eleven i - itit � as , .* . I vatialt, ; � I' '- . n -draIggIn-9 . It- i :-. It STIU9.0411 d 114 � iUi,D,a is fucline dd * - I , a I ,I -d 111 1 . seTparLt b I he oircnis lieJd 'd 4 t ly. No att�mpf � - 1� -,�, ,I � capture the or -- g - so to , -'V . OT5 have 9-1 - � I 1 1-4 1 I., � . s � � � �-11� � I .. � I � . I - I , I .. - ... � , . � I , " I . - . - I- I - - - � � � - --- - I . -- - � -- . - ; - , . � � - : - I B - I �- I , -- - t ,I . IV , distance, 'tie clutch falling 'to OIG I ) a MUOTL lUISLan-013 Irom. Lim OrLy 01 ! excepting Ethel, where Revd -s. JWil- . -. I I son, Hu",er, Osterhaut, Holmes, 'iBa- it babk. G �,ozge Burrows, with ig c�t books from . . . . , . - Stratford, and a number of the Ro- e, k,d and Gundy, � and,W. III. Kerr will pre�nce ,of, min'd succeeded in pla ing - man Catholio�S of the 060tion did nlOt � tak-6 charge; Salem, Rev. Mr. ,Wil- a ,h-bavy railway tie, in fron!t-of th� AMU, WIN R 9 - of the town�hip son, of Teeswater, will )conduct , the -rear. wheel6, and'a sad .,and very ex- -- within the time specified in sub-sco- GOOD C, O:T S sex' ives; Bervie will have 8evd �asftwophe, was thus avert�- SEAFORTHS , tion 142, of the mepatrate school mot x � ; v s. penaive ca I �. � � � I I : - of their wi3h to become supporters � I � 11 i Philp and Smith,- Wbibe -hurch, Wv. Iod. � w . . - � , I 0 ; I . - . . I � � MillZard; and Belgrave,. Rev. Rhilp. . Contractor P,,Iggotf b - I now oet led I Picture firaming a Specialty. . of, it, but nevortheleos.. the assessor ,', : I I I By -resolution of'Revd�. Millyard at the " MapleLq," the ilaita M. C. C MI.. put them diown as supporters of ihe , 7 I For Man and Women. .,�, � . - I ano Holpioa the various ministers cron property. He sa14,,.', there cre and other private oom new school. Parties representing the � . � I ! I panies. . I '. .. . I � were made responsible, for the Educa- many dif f joultieg in�, �makln,g ithe I ea'l "That we ire in f aver of allowing public -sohool board aDDvaled to the I I.: . - . '� -- 'the railway�en�- local telephone; compairies to enter i 0GAft Of revision asking that t1fay I . -------- I Z tional .Society meetings on Ithe dis- star -C. Forl inotafice," : � - ; I � � mi - ------ mp��- - --- - I . I I --1 � tricti. . gine,s, cars and additional steam s�iov ' � ra.ilway stations. _ � ' be pub back as pon,t;r!butor% to the - I . I � The siibiolned, sums arp iassessed els must arrive alid: jefoss the r ver "That Itht Department of ,Dr,own public school. This was refused. , , Have yctu ever thought how contented' you would feel, how well you to the .various charges on the dis- befg,W0 much- Of the Igr"t ,work can Land3 be' congxatulated'upoxi the , Then the county Judge wa , - Iippealed , I e �pe I tm b , . ; I would look, and what 'satisfaction it would afford your friends to See YOU tri�ct f0r the. following suMS: I ,be .notioe& The. ploat for 'the ,work forestry policy they have adopted. I t5o, but th a a 'I eon -11smissed . � for' t1lis in a lengthy judgment. dressed in one of our handsome Fall suits, or 0 ercoats, or a. Jacket, or a , Superannuatib,n. Gen. . Ond of tthl� line, is worth " That we Teaf firm our adhesion ,to' -While thTeshing at the '-arn of � . I i I Circuit MinL§tex Con. ovOr $70,000. the principle of equalization of tax- 11 � � Raincoat 7 � I . ! . Ge"ge Emmerson, Purplt- Grove, 7 : I � - . . i Wingham $108.44 $44,40 $1804 : - *— ation. I . � I I � I � A'Canadian Train Held Up By " That all wa ter powers be,retained ' near Ripley, an Saturday aa.,3 t, Gar- - ; Kincardine ' - I 82.37 37.80 13:67 � . &s *the pro i ner Stanley, vo,n -of Wim. Stanley, . The :'7 new'Garments' are noW Luoknow 63.00 26.40 10-52 1,� � Robbers � ,,perty of the people. 12th �emoession of Kinloss, MeIt v; , ith. . ; - � Brussels,' 03.00 24.75 10-56 I, At 9 -30 -18�day night, 'at a ppi in�t " That legislation be applied tor 'i. . � � i Teeowater -� to give the farmer optrol of ship- I an accident which may terminate fa- . I .� 57.00 ' 22.40 9AT 4t,- 1-2 ,t6il;� east -of Mission Junction, - Ily. In attempting to replace the . , , Ethel I � 49.00 20.80 8.20 ,�,,Britiah- Coltimbia, on -the ,Western ments -of farm produce �till,-the same, ta . on the'.Tables. - � Fordwich 55-60 � 20.80 9.10 slope. of the Rookies, �the---Canadian is paid for." I . . 1 fanning mill belt while the machide . . 1 list of IqU68;tions I wa% in* motion; ht mras'tbiown -with I � . . Goxrie §3.00 24.75 10:56 Pacific Railway Tran'sconti tal The tAlowing -against thq oylig&rl � � . I . I "' wereadopted Ito be 'subnAttedto can- his left arm -Wroxeter 39.00 15.00 , 6.47 westbound,f, was held up by � ur I sheaf pully, -taking it Off below the I � The best designers and cutters, the most skilful tailors., have all- done their Bluevale. -56.00 21.12 9.24 masked men, armea to Pie t. th. didates, at the approaching eleetion: pulling ',off the flosh and I - � very best igr you. Come in and let our new Suits and Jackets talkil to you As)�f ield. 56-00 22.40 � 9.20 Three of the men pame over the en- I -Are you in fa*er of f he appli- 'elbow, tho - .- � ca -tion by ,th'e Government of -the in- I leaving the bone,bars i0ove .! al , . for a few moments. They have a great story to tell' - of their e�cellence, Sadem '' 45.00 18.07 7.50 der, and at tbe.,imuzzles of revel e'r!% itiative and Teferendum *to ioase� in- b0w,; iLISO Tef�ei , vin g. a de . ep %ut in F,very purse can find garmenta here to fit it. - � BiAb�l W,00 16.55 6.57 intimidated the engineer by thr ts I r, one on the temple, one � . J . I I Riplkay ' * 132.00, 24.75 1 O." 2 ' volving large expenditure of public the shioul&6 s ad ,the to i 7 against his life into)stopping theiex- ,p of the bead . ., � I . � Bervie .1 72.00 18.60 12.06 pregs. They left one man guar I d gver . monoy I . MCA serlou I -goot . i 2-Woula you support the )grant- . which aff,6oted ,the brain, and i -a-, I Men�s Suits $5, $7.50 $10 and '12. 1 i � Tiver,ton 39-00 16-12 6.47 -the engineer, and the other �wo, -ing of portiong of Jthe.public domain a1dored by the medical inen ther Mott . y IV � I WRitcohurch - 48.00 18.60 7.99 taking Ithe fireman with the I -the lac- - . �m or publio money in the -form of bon- d"gerous. Two hours after Menis Overcoats $5, $6.50, $8, $10 and *12 , -Belgrave 50.00- 19.23 8.31 polled him td.,,-dnoou�le )the Z174mn� cident four dootofs found It no'ces- -- � 1, . I I I., uses, rebates, 'subsidies, etc., to - � I - I erss car, .1 the fourt4 st-and1mg privote partiao or oor�ora'tions? sary -to amptrtato the arm abov-�-the 1. 7 ir i � . '34 �(Z train. A-:�the train 41L POYS Suits $2.50,43.50, $4.50).$5.50 ind d" 6 � 1. $1,045.00 $412.54 SIX guard �&ver. fl. -Do, you approve of imembers of ellhow. MT. Stanl v is `31 trears of . i � _ . 3 I -ndstill the ondudtor, rried, and htm three small .1 I -1 ; I Rev, Dr. Gundy, who �ia-s 1�een ac- came to A � sta : r free passes . age, Is ma , . , � Boys',Overcoats $3.50, $4, S4� 50 and $5 1 tively intexeated in . pusbing the ,on alighting on the. ground to a mr- an d -the .ollecting mileage allow- i children. HN reoovery� is scarcely . : , - i tain U16 cauo% I was � ithreatened b tha .n c . hoped for. IV � claims -of Alma College, 18t. Thomas, ; ance from the Government? Would Afen's and-, Boys', -Raincoats $2.50, $3.50�45i� 17.50 Teportod what had ,been Oone. $250 f ourth man,anA was, forced ito ret�urn you aco6pt a palss and, then collect —0 I � . . . i � I i . wa2 asked iba, on.Wingham DiArict, tothe trai�. � . I Huron Notes. I I - - . ! ' I car mileage ? . -Th,e. Staplelton _,salt works Jh-ave . . and $10 . ; 4 and tli,6 prospects were very favor- The x4bb�ers� when the expressi 4 -Are you in favor of, or,o r . 1. : able to baving the total amopAt col- was out from the lydiance, of Ithe ppased. been closed down indefinitely. THe i _ to an equitable -reciprocity farrange- ; - : I Odd Pants) odd Knickers 50c, 75c' $1, $1.501 $2.50 I-ected. $5OjOOO was- desired to put train, proo6eded west with it o a � I signed is over production. - y ) I - ment between Canada and Ithe United 'r6asOn a's . � I S ta- tea ? Robext Holmes, M. P., has pUT- - I the college 'on a sound financial bas- IgGint. half 'way between Ruskin -and - ! r I *. . � awa - Silverdale. . . - . � -* 1 1-1 1-1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1-jr-I 1-1 1-1--1 1 1 k F I is. T rd this the Massey estate 5 -Are you in favor of -thid Senate, chased the handsome brick tresidence. f . - I � offered $25,000 if the . Itotal were The expre--ts messenger at first re- . of Thomas Jackson, sr., in Clinton. r, 4 � � �, � as it -noiv is, or its 'reform or aboll- ; , , . : - Taised, Peter, Wood $7,300, and St'. fused to open the roa,r,door, but on be- -Cantelon &. Walli% of Clinton, . I i tion I Which? . Lad0 9 � - Thomap city $15,000- This left 1$2,- ing informed that the par woul 14e 6 -Are you oppased to the glvin,,,, I ship about 8,000 hogs, la yeaT. This ' loth Mantles.!, 700 as,thp la of the'London Confer- blown -up with dynamite, lo � , ch " , *411 give somoo idea of the bog- Ibus- ies 0 . :. - . d, ,or ,selling of public,lands to any par- . -i ience. $2,500 ,has already been paid ,they had a quantity, .he ,boom ie nd . -t bon . . , - ties excep -a fide Vettleirs, and i�nem Of the convty. z � I I di a.nd foro'd ito e ithe 011ie, the 14 year �old son of Rev. . tWe ftrea�surer on the I.Atter sum, and was disarme I e � � . 'lly to !the granting of large At , nt ,�of the ver el d A,b�e balance is in sight. In Wingham sa i i ospecia Mr. Jewitt, of Brussels, passed bi� assortme .y latest creations in nov . esigns fori this sea- fe. I . blocks of land to priva.te parties or irst season in this. department, we have nothing District tba amounts ' reported so . The bandits" secured about $7,00 in compan i uniOr leaving examination .%his. . son, all new. This being our f . ies f or speculative purposes? : but absolutely new garmentt-, and, after examining the froductions of the far are as tollows.: Wingham, $20,.; gold dust �and $1,0100 in currency. 7 -Are favor of publio own- summeW. I -1 Kincardine, $10.10.; ILucknow, $80- ; ' l clerks were similarly � The maj, YOU in 3ac' - � ected the best. I ership of 0 utili ties� t -Brussels - -cheese f LOTY has Iffis I best European and Canadian manufacturers, we sel including a $50 donation by Dir. " compelled to open the mail c. 'Ich publi �Of the Augus,t braake to M,GWs. . . . . - ar,w - 8 -If elected, will you Iregard'your- posed � � I I � - -was rifled.lof the r.ontemts of the re- of 18tratford, at I - . � - John Joynt, ; Brussels, $9.20 ; Ford- � self as a representative of the peo- Ballantyne & Son,* - ; r, I -and 0% � . wioh, '$12 ; !,.Gorric, $6.15 ; Wroxe-te gistered mail sack. 9 5-16 cents per po - - pie and the country,,or of the party , * - WE INVITE ALL LADIE* $7; Bluevale, $15; Bethel, $5; Rip- . The engine, expre&4 and onail car , tha,t hae put yan 'forward? . -Otto BerfVlz, of Cranbrook, had . I i ley, ,$B; Bervie, $10; Overton, $6; were theni run to a point eas of - a PaTtion of ;the thumb on his lef t I ! , 9 -Will you abs lutely refuse 1to f Whi:tech,urch, $8 and Belgrave $18. Wharno-ok,' where the robberal de- accept -the assi 0 hand, taken ,ocff in )the cutting box l � see ' � - ain an stance of any cam- ,� r To came and examine, try on, compare our stock with any they 1 The College Will -be oelf supp4?rting t5erted th'al t, , d ,iasoa&d.:� I . of a thre��hing machine one day re- -, � paign fund secured from sources out- . . elsewhere. You know the early picking here is always the best. . Veyh 9, V 0 - when the'debt is cleared off. Description of ,the robbers- lbave ciently. I I . A discussion was taken parit in by been wired �* American pitiels just sidle your constituopoy? -Thie sitting of the Eigh Court of I these garments at all prices -low priced$'* medium priceo, and high priced. -J Numbers 5 and 9 of the question;3 . I � � I � . I . . I fa g1wdly number as to lbhe most cf- acrass the border. 'gave rise -to'- some x1isc,Vssi(yn, but Justice for Huron will be held at . , . ,, fective mode.of carrying on evanigel- 11ave Left No Trace. , - Go&rioh, for jury cases 04 'Mond4y, i I ! I the whole set �was finally, adopted. I � i++++++++++++++++++++++++++ � istio work in t.h'e district and it was F-Gotprin-tsIndicated that the train - OctqbeT 31.iqt, 1or the )adn-jury on ,; . I - - . . � agreed that a J. rooping of icircuits as 'robbers ha& -taken a boat near the The following offieers were re ecember lm..� I I . . . . � 9 elected: 11onorary preaident, C..- M. D I I i. tar as -possible and a union of min- 'village of �Wharnock and �rowed a- -Miss, Maggie O'Neill, who, ftias - . istexial help would greatly aid in cruss the Fraser + River, land chence Mallory; President, : J. L. Wilson - been a teacher in the Clinton Model I . � � Fail Hats and Caps treasurer, W. L. Surith; cvice-presi-� New 1� the desired success. I proceeded to the American boundary school for a number of..1years, has % I . I dent, L. E. Annis. - i 1, I -! . I I , � . -What about -Local Option?" wa!s � ,aiit, half a dozen *— resigA,ed her position on account inif . I � line, 11 miles dist . . I . . . : - ilIes fr,6m, Blainp, Washington. � Alb- . . . - I I the practical query a I _ 4 Canada. ill hpla,lth. I . In great abundance, no end to the different style$ shown for Fall wear -Soft chairman. After -the matter was Isolutely no clue was ,found to aden-'-: -James Tew-sley, of Buffalo, )and a . . . P : a Hate Hard HatF Early Fall.,Caps for men and boys I . a well talked aver a resolution hvas tif Y the, � t ' hxee bandits. No Mask,'. -The Ontario Government has ide- . former resident of iclinton, died ; 1 3 . I ! .passed urging the official boarAs drid mail sack, -Or registered letter en- -objection in the en- on Monday of last tweek. Cancer ,of . . I � . oid,ed to .Taige no - ' bers.' gagement, ,of Chri;,5tiau Brothers 'as the stomach .was the pause of death. � I . � . "baraperance committees to take )Mp velope was Ieft behind. The Ir '� was 48 years Iof age. . ") . C, 75c, 01 01 5.05 `2.0,0 afid $2500 ithe. ,matter. and furtlier iprahibitory displayed the same care On 'geAting teachers in sepaxate schools, pend- Demased � 1 25c, 110-0 q 9 v - q . away that �they ,,%howed Nvhen -Voters' List Court will be held � .� . I it, � . eal-from the judgment of I e -legi tion where possible. Another - 401119 ingan app . . I- � � 1 : - Mr. Justice MaoMaho)�., -vvnstdp in the town hall, ,� mot! n urged ,t)hat as far as can be their work, � They were evid=tl' for --Grey to I � - � I � v�,,ex � .. H 1-i 1 -1 +44 i I 1- I . i I � pus -b the 10am- perienc,ed 6perators, with -a ,t Or— -A de;spatoh from Winnipeg laated Etbel, an Tuesday, 20th inst., before 1 V14 ------ I that' municip�lities I - . I . 1 �4 -re iis large 'kist � � . - . �. I o . paign where practicable so Ithat lo- ough knowledge and an intima elac- September 8, says I A travelling es- Judge Doyle. The a . I . r : i . ; u intance'with raih, 30 I 0 oal ,option. may ,be presented to the. q. a I I as c,o,rt of Mounted Police, junder rom- of appeals -to be jdisposed of. I ' � _ � . L . . . Buy Stanfield's Underw ar i - electors next January. shown by �heiT remarlm Ito the train m,and ,of inspector Gilpi.n Brown, ar- -The township of Ashfield has is- W% ;1 - le.ader was a sbort rived at Regina to -day to accompany sued writ ag inst, the .County for � � .The question of awakening a new employees. ; The ,a a I I I S I , - . � � I' terest in SteWartship or 13ystematic man, with I grey hair and an eff-6m- the viceTegaf party overland from damages caused ,by a washout �ast I � k .-I - n . � L - r on . the arket, all 'giving was - .* d w*e1t: up:on at some in&te voice, His. two assistants ere, EdmoInton -to Prince Albert. TheY spring, said to have been 'the result Kbsolattely unshrinkable, most sati8factRry underwea . . length and a resalution-unanimo-us- "younger a,#d bigger. The latte said are fully armed and loarry two cars of a county bridge being 1too mar- ' ,pure line wool : no such tbing as unpleasant irritation2 neither in t I wearmg ly passed recommending the adop- little, but'simply. did the biddi g of of vehicles andahorses for Lord Min- ro,w. I ' - ! I their elder I ly leader. . licade .will travel -N[r. S. X, sanders, ot Exeter, wbo : -or the paying for. '-'warm and. wholesome. � tion 4nd practice of this' Scriptural . toks paTty. The cava s . . . � . ! n a tr,ip -to t1he ,Northwest, is . 0 1 ^1 � . i and very practical moth-od in this im- Besi,de-s $7,000 in gold dust, which 400 miles across the open prairie. Was 10 I , . - � ; they secured fr&m the ekpress mes- -Captain Boi�bridges one of the cornfined in the ho,spi6al inWinnipeg I ) I ,� poTtant matter and 'urging that - -n attack -of t I ypboid (15ver. Mrs. � A- k for Stanfilidd e rwear., I wbereas Rev. Mr. Husser, of Ford- senger, thqre are known Ito b(o sev-. ,Olde,st Tesidepts of St. Thomas, was with a as,t"w4Dek for Wilanipeg s S I I . wich has been appointeil 1)y ithe Di�- eral Paclfigeg of bank riotes! eon- found dead sitting in a natural pos- Sanders lef t 1, , . I -ha . ii -1, : attendance on her husband. � I I I . I . tTict, Epwoxth Leajue to aid in the signed. to'local 'banks, among-Ithem ition in his office 10 ir Friday -morn- to Ule� in - nhull of 1!� . � organization along ithese. lines,, that the registered letters. The a ount ing at 11 -eclock. lie Was aJbout 85 -Ex-reeve and Mrs. Tur ,the ******0***""" ! i . %, I I . he be, asked to iwdte the various secured ,in Ahe regi:§tered knai Was years old. Deceased was in the har- Grey, and Matthew Meow, -of . 4 1 e away to � � ma 2nd line of Morris, aT Al - 1 � : pagtors to help in this ,-v,,ro,rk- probably large. The exact su Will ness business in St. X110, s for ' i I -; . I . .. The Guardian Reading,'Clulb Nva -8 ,not be known for some time. I here many years and retired on a compet- goma -on a holiday outing ' ey I I I I v3pokein of and Rev. Mr. Jones, of Bel- NV -119 a report that two Of th rob- enoy ,about etwenty years ago. He left for Tlwssialon on fruesday of grave,. was askqd to, Itake joharge of hers had blen killed und one in . ured was a great horseman and was fond last week. 11 . -Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Spaokman and FURS,, MOVING4. � , -its initiation in the distilipA * ' One of in a fight with the pursuinig ossc. of athletics. daughter, , miss Stella, 9`f. Exeter, .. r -to I . I I . I I . the raoist - successful meetings �held This p o.�Ied be xintrue. The�hold- -Mr. Oslor Wade,liquidator ot the foT San'ryranclsco, I . I . for some years was brougUt Ito a close UP men g(A clean away. cy may estate Iot A. . oe MOT and Com- lef t la.At week , ' - I � - ' Our fur ,stoek is arriving by th!e tsinging of �the Doxology after be in any ]places tany, departmental store, Berlin,has California, where MY,. Spackman mill Just an intimation to intending fur bay -ore. finest lot of w4ich Rev. Dr. Gundy plosed with and are reasonably immunme i rom de' een instTucted to wind it ,1ILp. The attend the Sovereign Grand jLodge , , every (lay, and by the week end we ,shall have opened up the I A in prayer. - I I . teotion. 'The railway officials are failure is a bad one, �the asset$ am- mecting ot I, O. O, V- ' ' furs we have ev er shown in Seifoitb, . an d . we w . ant every one interebte At ,the conclusion of the district wo-rking� bn a fake telegraph pne3- O,unti,ng to only $55,000, wbile ,the -Rev. John Ross amd Mrs. R(�ss, of I furs to see our immense variety. � � ,tmeeting the, members were invited t3a.943 sent It -o the express messciag4Dr liabilities 'botal $118,000. The f ail- Brussels were. recently tendered A - - ., 'to ,'have �he safe Open,' ure by the congregation bf � I � . . I to,a ,nicely pr'epared tea in the basse- 6t Mi�ssi,om I seems to demons[trate ithe, iln- reception 0 ch, on their return � . an-ent of the ohurch,lby the ladies of giiing him thp, 'deatN,at t' pra." ot oo-nduoting de- Melville UUT 1:�p- ()ome early and see tbLe best. - . - � l �, practicabilify - laas � . - I " ' I- partmental -tore otm tbJeir vacation. Mr. Roos the congregation. Before riLiing agent in Vancou,wer,, ;vh ] a d s as in any. of the fr 1�00nl on ) . oe, They been Pastor of Melvill - - I ! ------ �� from tbe table a r,ordiallrvote of the combination was t ' . smaXer cities of the provin e thurch for ,VV- . ---- -1 'W�- W�- . I -nty 1W - - - � � thahko was proposed for Ithe . ,very They then relturned to t a en- , require a wide field for kheY suo-, twe -fivO years- . 1-1 . -ful � gine, Tan it down Ito a poin near : o(.ssf ul operation, -P,et,e,r McDougall and wife liave - N1- I . I thought kindness, on motion of move I -, I � ��z I . Rev. J. W. 11,�lme3,. of Gorrie, and Warnock, and sent !It back o Ow i -Last Friday night at 7.45 a C. P. x4e -d from the 8th looncession of ' E t ' Rev. R. Milliard, of Luoknow, train, while they e3eapea in a�small It. westba-und freight, while- trunilin.- Grey to their newly purohaaed farm � 9 Tht X,!�y ditstriet meeting Will be boat which they had secreted' near at Iligh speed, ran j.ito a herd of Wear Morrisbank. Their many old -Grei �� Stewa beld .in Wingliam. � the bank of the triver. That 4e en- cattle at a mid 0 ' g p,ight miles friends wish tb-61n success in ,their .. - - , rossin 'and can heartlY recOm- . �. .. � . I . -- gineer ooul& not Make quick I time, .vest .Of Ra-rris,ton, kiffing and,throw- new home . ' The the The New Railway - they took with tb6m the shovel used ing them in all directions. en- mend em to the People Of 'that I . I . . E ch . Johnson Sros.' Old Stand " T -ho, following notes tin ref er'ence Ito by the flyemae in 15to-king. .. gine was turned :over into the dit - neighb,=hood. - 1 . I I I I The ,-$7,0004n gold du�st obiain�d 'Driver Maolnerry was bad.1y out a- -one - day recently a youn g iraa�i in o - I . � I I the Guelph-Goderich branch of �he � J' ifoTm, representing ihim- I I I - i was,sent from Carib.ou'to the 10cad bout t'he head and otherwise injur- -a Khaki un - . -4 . C. P. R. which twe take from ,the God- banks and, to the 18 -cattle Ats&Y.Pf- -,ed, and Fir0nan Newman bad his left self as a recruting -off icer, but was i SID :F'O:RrX - . : ,erioh -Star of la,9t 1week, will be of lice. . � The, cars really a desl4erter from the ruilitary I . :int,e,Te,gt to some of our readers: . —#-- leg broken at the ankle. I . - I ... � L The -number of workmen, many of I were piled upon the idr-ack ,and the 1 eehool. at London' , landed In Clinton, The laxgeA and best stocked Clotbing, Hat and Shirt store ;. What The Farmers Want, might express was laid rap until the I Nyhere he. hired a rig from. one of whom are skilled, 'is gradually in- ', ' I i the fiveries and disanpeared livith it, . . . At the annual me4htin bfhe�ie On- iiiested at Har - I creasing. . a , auxiliary got t passengers -e been ,O, in Western Ontario. � n. . ainV, the- He has size - The ao&d shovel now at the istart- tario, Farmers' Associ $ . 4ast following Mori :. I ". . ! cared foir at the Harriztonj'"w. . � . . � ithe T., week; in Toronto, the tollowin ser- , being i L the 1 11 .. . - . I �ing po4nt ban done service on s li;Os by the ootapanY. a. -An 011i IT,Ish willow fteo,, a I I I - . � - . . H. -and 13. near 11amilton. ies of resolutions .were adog ed a� -,-Marsball Harman of the town- I -rear ,of Dr. Toole's residence. in Brus-, r. to �' anito a and Canad ian I Maj,Or� Joseph Beek is actively en- embodying anil re -affirming th pol- ip -of Brook, Ontario lootinty, has I sols, was out do-wn last week. It is l -,, H a rvest Excursion - I 11 I :gaged looking after the interests of icy of thA A,mooiatidn: sh u That I the Government and eople I he cpun�ty , said to have been plarAed abo t f iftY . , been f ound guilty by it I � � � NORTHWEST � . ��otor Piggott - and is just .the e , yoars ago elly, dereased, Con . 0 . � I � I of C�nada -be congratulated lap I n ,the judge of criminal nc4lect of hi3 wif I � by Frank H J ' the property then sowned by W , I t�b - . Ued three, Months ligo. Rev., Ola =1 I I e job -� ( R, Grant ' RaihWay 27. tireksmith shop has been I I of -Via Canadi-an Pacif ic - Sept. A b ereot- effective work accomplished 1 y the who a Dowieite preacher 1 Grant, brother of J. . � I . � ed �on the AttTiall property, and every- Railway Doonmission. Eug4�-ne Brooks, o thargedwitbi Winnipeg. It is beine made into' Winnipeg and Lleturn, � .,.-. . . . . . WOO. -thing connected with it will i3oon be That we form greater 1com ercial fro;� Toronto, wa!g als ' bovewood. I . $3225 reciprocity with other natiolTs as aiding and abetting the- r-ri - 1 -15 moosomin and returv, . , ., , , , " * � in: readinesi for seenes of activity. . m1n111fae I' -The people, of Goderjob wiere Moo�ejaw and returny . . . . - . 9 . W00 . The steam shovel is' about f t. I I glect of Harmon. It seems that r- morning � - eer Kilty, toreman "That -the existing tariff the I)owielte. faith I greatly surprised Thursday � Pr-inceAlbert and returni .. . . . . � . . V6.00 11 and -engin ! J%holuld be Mon embraced . is wife' last week, to learn 4-f tbe sudden � . . . . . $3� 50 -. tion, afford be 6 time -ago, and when h !,of . Calgary and r6turn, . . . . , . : W 50 I 'Doutney and-maen are Ito be congrat- improved to nefit o the "om a o1ild ab ah Bropbey, photo- . '4, . . . . � farmor. . � ,gave birth to Edmonton and rofurn, i 4 I ulated in moving the 45 ton machine I . Led to eall in I grapher. Some time ago he wastak- Souris, 'Deloraine and return . . WK150 .Over go 7 many� dangerous opots. " That we are unalterably posed months since be neglec I Brandon, � omen wbo i eh seriously ill with brain f-eier, but Etc., Etc good for two months. $43-05 to Vancoaver, Vio;cria, etc., good going toi Mr. Arc.hie BTaNder, of Elora, who to*, any inoreage in present tariff proper medical aid. The w I rently recovered. -lie oto" '715th. For Tickets and full Informatiork apply to Greig And Stew*rt, the will b,e f,o(r' n of �be �grading 11 3 r e's I Were with her saw Ithat the case Was - ra usiness duties, _ ga g I at . t 0 ber I ema o remain un- � �attended daily to his 1b agents for the Canadian Pacific Railway. Have an agent's ticket -when you travel' which meaials the tqL�dem and other 11 That representatives be h dd to serious, and 'refused t � � . I i - not rligged, did not I I . oir as cglled'in. Harmon and although . . I 11 I - scrapers as well, arrived WednesdaY, a stri6ter accoupt of their actions less a doot w r I via 0. P, R. k ! ompUun. .Both Mr. and- Mr -i. B)rO- �2. . I . and its now in hariless ifoT the big in� Parliamen't. i claims he admitted the local doctor ', o ;pejj3t Fiarm on La- -,vas lanable to do any- 1, phey were at the , - C IR E I G & �STEWART, Agents campaign.�- � � ,# That ,the jurisdiction of - the I Di- once, but he ronto for Rev. tWOr day and t3pent 0. most er-joyable, I - Along thie Afttflll property a cut,of vision Court be raised from itn pres- tiling. He sent to To down and J- day, and, lie waz. at Mg place of busi- . . 1 27, 28, 30, and levex =.ore feet wilf, be i ,ant position to cover oases " i. 1�olv- Eugene Brooks, who went day. Wednesday be ' ' 3� c r � v " la �f � H �y t ,�: 1 , I t tele I - 31 , I f - P1 . I Op �, I 1P �he� � ' - I I lin � h f (! k & ft ( ' �� h 3 'I I , , 3 ( - 01 I h c. -P. R. Ticket, Telegraph and Dominionj Express Agents. � I ing $500. 1 Prayed for t'hie woman two days, but I neess -on Tues �, I - i made foT a considerable distanbe and - nt lingered 'was 'not feeling well, and tctout mid- raig & Stewart,and go with the crowd. -' , acres of deep outs will be inade ''to ' That we reaffirm our opposition Twithout avail. The patio , tned- Buy your tiokeb from G �, : I t- ,th policy of pubsidizing ra'11 ays, - on and 6fter tw4) fweieki,s died. Local night took a Serious turn, when �, , ,, secur* enough' earth for filling-in 0 0 . . I . . . . . I � . I � . I � I - I . i ! . I I - . � i - . . � i . 1� I . I . I I I I 0 . -� I 1 I . � . . � . . I . � � P � � . . . ! i . � � . . . I I I . . . I . ; � I � I I . -1 I - - --l-1-1-1-111 - � 11 I : . 11. . -11 - - �1.1 - ! . I . , . - � . A, - . � I I - -.----- .. — ----- �---��--- I - - -- . McLEAN BROS., Fubli&ers - $1 a Year in Advanpes - - — �. � ieal aid was summoned, but ithe, spark - . � ,of life bad sped bef ore the doctor ax- - rived-. Deceased had only been Inar- , ried a year. He was 34 brears iof age. -A quiet wedding was pelebrated z at the home of Mr. Thom -u -s- Phair, 'g' ' GoTrie, -on Wed)aesday evening of lai�t I week, ,,vhen his oldest daughter, -Miss -�, Ella, was u.nited in marriage to Mr.' C. Garbig. of H-arristen. Ths mre- . mony waz performed by Ithe Rev. .E. � . A. Hall, in tb.e presence of the nlcNar I I . I relatives of the bride and groom. - - � -D. McDonald, a gehit for kkdam, I , Beek, -of London, la -at week %)urohased I - I large timber limits oontaining large, quantitiea -of 5of t elm LfTOM �Augus- tua -Warren and AuguAt flaidt, of I township of Stephen. The timblev, will be converted into luntber -and shipped to London to lbe Amd -in the making of boxes. � . -P,eter Roberts6a* eld��st son of thie late Thama� Robertson, bf the � � 9th oon-ce&sion of Grey, )lied on Fri- day, 2nd inst., after a lingering ill- I ness. Deceased - had bben ill t*T over a year from a paralytic Krok6. He was well and favor ably known in tbo .neigh4)orheod, .DerAwsed wwi unmar- ,rL- d. - � � . -one 'evening recently a 1geAtle- man - -who . appeared at the Grand I Trunk station at ,Wingbam. paused' I I quhe a sensation among- the people assentbled by reasoin of his -great dfstw,t. T11% gentleman was a Mr. ' - X#Xenzie, of Dul-dtb. He wa,a 1going � - to the old laud, und .w,as on his way first Ao Lucknow,.-to Ow -his father wbag he bad not own X& seven'teen I tevxs. He stands sexen fel�t iu Wight and weigba ever 400 povu&. - He was guite ,&)a attractleii, for sel- � , dom its such a height attained. - I � -mr, F. E. Ra-ra, Imal4ager of -the E6vieteiga Bank, Exeter, had the Imils- . I foTtune to huve h1a autemolUile burn- ed on Sunday --of Ilvat *�eks duTi-rig - h b-abs-enee in Toronto. Messrs. Con- noT Br*s. bad the pnachine oxit, in the I I country near *ClAselhure-�t when by . some means it caught fire from the fiTo Tb)O.x and wag In a'short Itimei ' burae4, there being no friendly pond - .1 of water with which 0 extinguish the blaze. It wa:& totally ldestro:yed . but waa partially covered -]by iasur- anoe. - - . -Wesley Yeo, Stuartburn, Mani- toba, son of'W. Yeo, GodeWich.;town- 6hip, is- down on 0 visit, aftey- an- ab�` sence of eleven years. He tarries on- . an extensive business at Ithat plate and is also the govIz--nment 1and ag- ent there. He is right- in )the m1&t - of a srettlement of about five thous- - . - and Galioians, and speaks in Itbo very � highiest aterms. Of ,them, saying -that . they are first class Isettlers in eve,rY re!speot. Mr. Yeo does not t,hink . I tht injury it -o, grain by wulst will turn' I o,nt as bml as jaifti.cipated. * ; z�-On .Sunday, 4-th ingt., a very pain- ful wound w" luflioted )Dn a little son of Mr. C. 1M. Walker, of WiiInv- ham, aged about fivelyea'rs - He was � I play,kng with, a small -brass 1tube-, and I had it in his mouth i3quirting water. Anobher little 'bay-, though )aomiAer- I � ably larger, kicked the Itube while it - was in the ch;ibrs -naoutb, Ariving 'be tube th,rDugh the root off his mouth iLnd up near to the nase. Two o'p4r- - ations were necessary before tbia . wound made could ,be clo-,qcd, but fpe � child is now on P. fair ,way to recov- - I cry, and -it itis hoped ithere will be no ,, � permanent injury. . I Two of Wingliam's lady itennig�- , playeis, Miss N. Dinsley an -d Miss Gretta Goxbould, ,attended the Iten- 1;� I nis tournament at St. Xatthew',% . lawn in Toronto, during itlixi- Tm&t � -,v-eek and made' a sli.klendid ohowing. In th�e Ladies' Handicap hoith Toung ladies won so t)hat they played to- . gethier in the finals, twhen X16s Cor- bauld won from Miss Dinsley. � Score, *1 1 6-1, 6-4. In fh�3 Ladies� I invii-AtiAm . Singleq, Mi ' -ss Dinsley -%von from Mi" CoTbould,and MIss Corbould also tost I bo 3fi'ft. Groar. The young ladies are I . to be Yigbly complimented on -their ' �' ' ,ex-cellent playjng� in Lhe T4�xooto - I tourna-m-ent. I -Mrs. Thamas WUNS, whose mai&- � . en narae was . Mary .Ann Smith, a I I highly Tespected reil,i4ent of Exetler � di,ed after a brief illness Qn Tuesday" night of last week. Mrs, Willis bad cmioyed her u2sual. good 7asulth -until I a week previous to �her death, when I I she eamplained of being 13lightly in- . . I disposed. On the- Friday previous , ,,hic. was compelled to ttaketo bed and I the nature of tbe itfoilb-le mAnifeet- �, . ing itself more severely from Aay Ito . day until the gravi ty - al the Wtu,a- . tion was unmi5takable, and !Jlapl4ing I � info a state of untonscioun"s She never rallied, passing pea-cefully to ., her rest. Hemmorbage of the brain '\ Was the immediate cause of 4eath. She w-" a nadvo- of England, coming from Cardiff to Canada hvben very . young and sottled with her parent-, - . . W the township of Steplien, -where, she made *heT home jantil about six - been years ago when 15he moved With �er husband to Exeter and bas ever since resided there. . -Mr. Wm, Stoither.9, clerk pf kbe towns,hip of Ashf ielA, rewived a verY sudden. I call from life on 8unday, Sep- L tember 4th. On this day Xr. Stot)a� I exs was apparently .in his usual health, and af tor dozing up the morn- ing's chores a -bout the stables was I - preparing to -go to r6hurob. He laid I down on the sofa while Mrs. Stothers . . was getting her hat, -but bad been there onJy a few minutes When ke called to Ns Wife, and as .9dw came, to him be ,emclaimed, "Mary, I am. . dying," and in afew moments'his L3-dirit passed away. It was a terrible sbro,c& to his wife andchildren, and in their -great sorrow they bave. the heartfelt isympatby of the 7whole I . community-, Mr, Stother3 wws Dao* 1 4 1 ,of the be5t known and most trespected - . oitizens of the townihip, and bis � � death will be a grcat lap -5 to *11'e i � Station. He was promeritly identified with the municipal affairs of 'the � towwship for jn,�ny yp,ars, as TMV�e .; - I I I and councillor, aod at t -NO 10MOOf ;1 his death was clerk of the municipal- ity. lie was an earnest , and consist- ent member of the, Methodist vburcb, and nowhere, outside of Plis Own fAm- C4- �i ily, will his noble life and 'unselfish i devotion to duty be inore keenly � i miw,d ih,-In or, tbe Blake appoint- ': m,elit ,of wb1ob be Avas a ffaitbful � class leader, superintendent of t1is ,� . � Sunday -school, and recording 1w,cre- � tary of the official board. He waw, . -1 r)8 year,s �of apa and besides -his widow leave3 a family- of seven phildTan. � . -v, , ,�