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v. v- vâ€"- __ ivw, from the Woodvilie concert last week. Some of the members are in a critical con- dition, but at the time cf writing hopes are entertained for their recevery, though it is sadly probable that the voices of these members (in case or recovery) W1“. be for some time at least somewhat out of. tune in consequence of having been 611882911 at ooh on the: memorable evening. a high pi The way in which the accilent happened wee this: The party were travelling in the beautiful new pleasure ven oi our livery her? and had just reached Cmninghon, who; by some means the tongue hecsme 58 $5 15 g: B E“ 525 MANILLA. Iconespoadonce of Tax Poor.) st'rnlssme Ammanâ€"In the flower of n brilliant life, and In budding tune. a. most and and distressing accident occur- red to our gangln‘gholr on the return trip 7-“--.4. I--L -“L Ill" “Us“ tuna vlwv-u Cameraâ€"Tue containing 0! the Pres- byterian chm ch at this place has changvd hands; It is now attended by Mr. . Match. The cal-staking of the onblic school has also changed haafia. Mr. G. W. B. Browne now holding the poyitiou. Janna ouuuu; wuâ€"vvu â€"_- _- , been established eighteen years and is doing good work. Rmovmâ€"Mr. Alex. Robertson, Scotch Line, has moved into his new residence. As rr SHOULD Bx.â€"Tax Cnumm Posrie gaining rapidly. new subscribers beingedded weekly to its present lerge net. Mend and toe alike nrooleim it the beet iocxi new in the Midland counties. Normâ€"Bonds getting heavy ...... Mr. W. White. egg buyer for Dundns Flav- ene 81-06.th made his final trip for the .1 LI_ -MIâ€"nl-knnb will [Correspondence 0! Tm; P0311] BIBLE sacrumâ€"The annual meeting at the Brltlah and Foreign Bible Society was held in the Methodist church on Monday evening, 19,11 last. A very instructive address was delivered by the Rev. Mr. at for the society. Pointed and Baa”, 88° kl y addresses were also delivered by the eve. Messrs. Met-betel), Creighton and Innes. The meeting was the largest held in Dnnetord for several years. Alter the addresses the following persons were elec- ted officers of the Dunstord branch: Free, Ir. J as. Llahgow: trees“ 11:. E. Thurs- ton; see“ Mr. J. D. MeFedyen; commit- tee, Mess”. Silas Thurston:i Baht. Thurs- _ -- n,ee__. Wm wnnflnd'_ J- WU. guano -u--....,_, _“ -- no, - ton, H. McCallum, Wm. B. Kennedy, J, Hey, B. Faker, Thee. Robertson and Thee. Kennedy. The district was dlvided into mpdhlelong and oollechm's unpainted. A- n__.l-- 10-h {not [Correspondenoqoi Tux Post] Nomcnâ€"Although leaving Woodville 101' on indefinite time, I will still he in a position to attend to the suntionserlng end teal estate departments or my husi. noes here, and in future, as in the past, all business entrusted to me will be promptly attended to. Money to loan at 5.} per cent. Farms for sale or to rent. Address A. J. Suns, Woodville or thornhexry.â€"-37w-4. Burnrnnnm'r â€"The Lxdies‘ Aid So- ciety of the Mathodist church of this place held an entertainment on Wednesday, 14th ins‘., at which an autograph quilt, which they had made, was sold at auction. Mr. A. Fisher won it, paying ten dollars. Thequilt is said to have on it three hun- dred names. THE Boo'r Ortonâ€"Tho crop of potatoes and other roots are not so much or a tell nre as was at first suppased, though it is nothing compared to the crap 0! last year. ansmenox.â€"The many friends in this vicinity of Mr. J. D. Smith, of Se- hr, were pleased to learn from the Sabright correspondence cf THE POST that he was made the recipient tf an address 3nd presentation on the eve of his depar- tnre tromthagple-cen . L-.- -. .1. n "UWVIBIUUo a..- w-----_ Causes Nonaâ€"On Sunday, 1821: inst. theRsv. Mr. Creighton preached a very Instruct!” sermon to the children of Sr. John's Songs; school. The schoolahes - ,n~|_;_-_ m-“ -n 1T66AL NEWS-LETTERS Return mm at SINGLEFiru-dau FARE moaning-Mudwootr to no Mou- Eunttns Grounds. Includ- mu] pohu on fluskok. (Aka, Moon River District. mm River, Pencunsno lidhnd. inch-in; u: an 80m 00th luv, (vein-In: m pome- on . P. K. Int-nu» Ncpigon nnd Sunloh, in $80!": Buy: Atgvlo to coboeonk. incluuvo' Mute Bailout-mu. Incluslve. All Menu to return no‘ but thnn DECEMBER man. 189% or until elm. o! novlnuor. if “filer. to points menu! by lunch Nulgmon 00‘ run puma-n on uppllcnuo-m to New A diam“!!! on to JEWELLERY and FANCY 60008 HWRS’ Excursions J". BIG-GS. Wfidziihudiau gm. end, A. J. Smith. Mell- Dr. Nut-nan. Wooden com-n»: um Mal - I. I. W. lengthy. '80! Good: - J. G . “nah. low to Lon-Wm. Moron. mum mm.â€" 3mm Bran. “dammit-J. I. Walden. Modal» nunâ€"mum Jam“. lo. 6 Kentâ€"st» Gnnd Trunk Railway- OCT. 27, 28, 29, 30, 31 and NOV. 2. 1896- Ho. 8 mm. DUNszgD.‘ WOOD 71 LLB. Ffimnr. 001'. w. 2'35 "ifsâ€"{6665600}: will fl. PATON. ”- BI: Week. (LT. R. M‘- seemed to appreciate. LAcomcsâ€"A good time is expected at Division on Saturday evening, as there Is to be a debate. The subject 15, “Resolved, theithelwe at e pretensional mu: is re- ferable to thst or miner ...... We an - sand thst the Sons of Temseranee hen purchased th lo and amine then-own. Tangegoodplm..§oirthey Peirce Albert, and Mr. Betty; The Break In: 00. gave a face entitled “The Grave Robbere."and one of their company. Ml: Chino ve several Irish songs, and also some h "chin,” whlch only the boys Acuutu Luv uvâ€"vâ€" â€". __ died on Monday lest. Mrs. Love has been low for some time and it was not expected that she would be able to recover. We tender our deepest sympathy to the be- reaved family. Conantâ€"The entertainment under the ansniccs at the Methodist choir and the S. of T. orchestra, which was held on Fddsv evening, was very successful. The concert consisted of mu sic by the choir and orches- tra, with songs by Mr. Balfour, of Prince Albert, and Mr. Pet , of Lindsay, reed- inns And mitetions y Miss Kenger, 9t [Correspondence ot 'l‘al Poet.) maximâ€"Miss Lsuru Brown. of To- ronto, is visiting friends here ...... Mrs. Busingwuite, oi Manitoulin Island, re. turned to her home this week, sitar having visited her xelatlves in this part tore short time pest ...... Mr. F. Bunt. of Valentine, Spent Sunday with relatives here ...... Mr. and Mrs. Everett, cf Balsam. were visit- ing with their son and daughter h the latter part of lest week ...... Mr. and a. J no. Whitetord and Kiss Lottie, or Brook- lin, were renewing old acquaintances here the first part ot_ the week. 7‘ _-l_n..I 2-b- 6n wagx‘fgzgr:;.lfi_fsnéfi?pdntul duty to recard thg de_a.th_ot_ M91. W'm. Law 2, who L__ I.--â€" Cannon Nam. â€" The anniversary ser- vices in connection with the Presbyterian church will be held on next Sabbath. the 2551: inst. Rev. John Match, of Toronto. will preach at 11 a m. and 7 p.m., and the 3p. m. service will be «inducted by our own pastor, Rev. John Ewing. of Mount Pleasant. Fascism-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wood. who reside near Balsam Lake, made a pleasant visit with old friends here this week. . . .Dr. W. A. Beatty. of Toronto, was here for a few days last week. . . . .Mr. Henry Nngent. who was do nsly ill, is conveiescinz npidly ...... . John Res. jr., oi! Ops. is under the doctor's care and it is hoped he will make a speedy recovery. " nun nu u-- -â€" â€"_-‘ THRESHING.â€"Threshinz is nearly all done in this locallty. This is something unusual for it to be completed in October. The farmers'tlme at home has been tre- qnenbly broken on account of having to attend their neighbors’ threshing, an as a reszlt many of them are far behind with ploughing and also the housing of root 013298. “ ' L (“MA ____ “In“: Us “Iv "weâ€"- Lxc'runnâ€"Bev. C. 0. J onnatcn, of Tor- onto, gave one of his popular lectures here, under the anapioes of the C. E. and E L. on Monday 1330. It was not as well pas- ronized as lg_should {Eve been}. v- wry." BARGAIN DAYS. -- Ivory 8: Sons, mer- chants. have established bargain days each week. The new departure has had antima- lscing efl’cct on other dealers, hence certain lines of goods can be bought here as ehelp as at. the coungy seat. u» w- _v _-__‘ Exioacma THERE-L Annâ€"The new con- stable is enforcicg the by-law pnhiblting cogs running 3!: large.“ a , ,, 9.. -____-I_ - 9v v‘u ““"-‘_O _- -._,_,-- SHIPPING Hoes â€" There is scarcely a week that there is not one or two est-loads of hogs shipped from this station. There does not appear to be any demand for other kinds ofllve s‘book; - _ . _ .. mm I Correspondence of In: Poem Exam Pawns â€"The rapid advance in the wheat market has gladdened the heart of the farmer, and as a result every avail- able bushel will be marketed should the price touch the dollar point. There is also quite an upward tendencv in the price of oats, but it will take 255. a. bushel to get what is still held in stock. wan-A- vâ€"-.u- v... - .._â€"U V -__ Rxcovnm.â€"We are 'lad tâ€"ouéoe Mr. R. Shields ls able tq 90 up}; 9 ygrk again. L - _ wu-v-uu av '- vv " ._v _-- Nsw Swanâ€"Mr. Albert Burnham has opened a watch cleaning and repxlrlng shop In one of the rooms In Mr. McDon- s1d's hotel. We have no doubt bub Mr. Burnhsm will Rive ood satisfsotlon and cheap work. Mr. urnhom appasrs to folly npdetstsnd his business in this line 6! éork. alum". Acvmm.-A and mold.“ took Mace no Umphu 'o “mum. am leon. on the 15th. onus mu mum! Ryan undu- cook to dr vo scrou the dam. 3nd when he ruched one flame the ham been to buk and backed 011' the dun Into the water. But h man and ham were drained. Wanu 13 going up at Sundefla d. Buyiors are pulog gaud prices for good gm 1:. Imuswcnâ€"We see a life Insurance aggnh v!slblnSun(_lggla;gl, -- -_-_ __---I-â€"2 “5"" v-vov-u- wâ€"w.--w ,“ Crimeaâ€"35v. Mr. Caineron preached the prapmtoxy aarmon in the Presby- terian church cull-Ida] oyoplng. 1- n 'llI'Ilflll Iv cum-u curâ€"p. â€"â€"-‘- n -_--_- Counctnâ€" Our township cannot! held In monthly meeting tn ch. turn lull Sunder- lnnd. Ina: Sunni”. The lucid that: mug?” on the uncut! Show!” In every mo . - ll,,,LL-_L-‘-A- -h of A non. Nonaâ€"Farmers u‘e busy gotelng out than hatooa and mngolda ...... Pontoon are a ll: crop In this locality. They sell at 30¢ per bushel. B: mom». - Mr. E. Blohnduon la main to be our school toaoher for Another year. We thlnk thla wlll be In: llfoh you on teacher of thlo school. Com) -â€"'l‘no cold washer not“ {high look to cool: wood pllo‘ogq 9391:. lo 3 lg which Wed very DIVER“ “numb lagaten co byB the £19va men. 0K ‘ end Brace. The next meet N8 will (D V. ) ’be held the third Monday! n Nov. land, on Monday athcrn‘con lust. Subject for dlscu salon. “Pastoral Visibatlon.” The Rav. A. 11. Bruce opened the meeting with prayer. The president, Rev. Mr. Stewart. Introduced the subjecu to the meeting. which proved very profitableb and was ‘ ‘ ‘4‘ 11' Ado-man L- n___ in. No. 609:1: o. .Na.4; . L. tress. things!!! a. lstobe n I" built, m was. $2? Iain-III. Vu- untu', 71001103. ‘3. I. Bu. W. H. Coo-n. new, E 53333: a. Bruce. A large congregation assembled nndthourvlcammm solamn and 1m- proulve throu out. These pmons wm (D V.) tnko first communion. will be given the hand or tenomhlnfifnd be re- , lat Nov.‘ coived Into the church on S TH: newly formed Wisteria Associa- tion met}; thy Banjul: 12371303350. goggles; feet. Tue represented eon- hem' Emmanuel)”. In tubummohed well and rendered eomeexeeedlnslyflne music. Klee Glen. dinnhgreeelvedenooras: hes-violin solos tookthesudienoe everytime. HIeeCaone and Mr. D. McQueen? of man, were much upmclsted. Rev. G. A. BI: andBev.A. 11. Bruce pusher: m oo- Tbmwue'm good bongo 1913:}: vu- â€"â€"â€"' ‘ v-v _ 1 NW"..- ._- «mind imam. nPolmwounnmorm kindnes- nnd courtesy of the people of Gamma. Carmen Nonâ€"Tho ordinance o! hop- tism was observed In the Emma Baptist: church on Sunday last. The candidatesâ€" : young farmer and a mlddlc- woman :me bnplgued by the pastor. av. A1255 _4 â€"____Ll-- -mm nichbythuaoeuy. ]W 11 In M] Bumâ€"Tho W any: band ga’vo a very Mable concert ogflrrflay even- (Como-done. ott- Bnrm.â€"The wife ct Mr. J. W; St. J on. Your We Worth Admit-a in m Camus Paar. IF YOU WANT GREENBANK. SUNDERLQNQ. OANNIN GTON. OMEMEE. _S_d bjgot Recently there appeared in The Otta- wa Citizen a communication referring to Mr. William Buckingham, who was removed from the omce of Deputy Min- ister of the Interior by Sir John Mac- donald in 1879. This communication charged Mr. Buckingham with active political partisanship during the time that he was private secretary to Mr. Mackenzie, and also with making him- self generally offensive by seeking to “boss" all the departments of the public service. Mr. Buckingham writes to The Citizen from Stratford a pretty sharp reply, in which he refutes the statements of The Citizen's contribu- tor, and invites any of the gentlemen who were in charge of public depart- ments at the time he was private secâ€" retary to Mr. Mackenzie to say wheth- er or not the statements made against him are true. Mr. Buckingham says he is not seeking notoriety at this time. but feels when his character is as- sailed that the ought to defend him- self. All he asks is to be let alone. Mr. William Smith, ex-Deputy Min- ister of Marine, who came in close cOn- tact with Mr. Buckingham from '74 to ’78, stated to-day that he always found him to be a.gentleman in every xe- spect, and considers that the communi- cation which appeared in The Citizen is entirely unwarranted by the facts. "4 M The Minister of Finance has taken I Makes thousand“ steps to terminate the contact which' in silence, rather has been held for a. number at years troubles to anyq Indian Womn's by the British AmerficanthBank tho Company of ttawa or e engrav ng . c and printing of Dominion notes md 33:11:31: It postage and inland revenge stamps. .coueotl Circulars have been issue inviting tenders for a fiv-e -yea.r contract from childbirth. mm July 1 1897 such tenders to be ra- strong, and rend ceivea 'oy the uepartment of rmance I living. up to mm on Nov. 23. The contract is a. large one, amounting to over 8100. - 000 per annum. The Government has been advised solubyA. manhofl that the Canadian route is to be umiI- â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" ed by the Imperial authorities for the w. e. B new parcel post service between Eng- land and Japan. The first parcel mail under the new arrangement leaves England on Thursday. Postage rates on 31b parcels trom England to _ Japan will be 44 cents; from 3 to lee. 84cents: from7toulbs. whichisthe a u limit 0: weight $1.26. Canada's action 3. ”Mia three years ago in establishing direct .a parcel post with Japan has undoubt- V 0 mm “a edly influenced the Imperial Govern- aezimiznmwum “humufi WE WANT YOUR other route. The Supreme Court resumed sittlnzl W011 N“. mg to-day.'rhenrsteuetakenupwu Mum the Columbnwmcue, Autumn AmCMQt BeitLHo-aQC..flol-sppenm;s.n. net-ah!" Blake Q.C-. tor respondent. Nutty , ‘nfl-‘hw District Fruit Grower: Company v. I a. .: . ' I larities. abolishes Walkerwmbe“ next. llr Donald Smith and Salaam! Flo-ling Will Represent Canada. Ottawa. Oct. 20.â€"(Speclal.)â€"Slr Mac- kenzie Bowcil having reslgned the position of Commissioner for Canada at the Colonial Ofiice Conference on the Pacific Cable question. it is understood the Government has decided to asso- ciate Sandtord Fleming with Sir Don- ald Smith as representatives to the conference. The meeting has been fixed for November 9th at Mr. Cham- berlain's otiice in Downing-street. Othcial information reached Mr. Wm. Smith, ex-Deputy Minister of Marine and Fisheries, that the Board or Trade in London had decided to reduce the proposed new sound signals at sea from nine to five. thereby simplifying navi~ gation. Last year a committee sat in London to revise the rules or road at sea, and it was decided to increase the sound signals from three to nine. The shipowners immediately protested that great confusion was likely to arise from this proposed change, and at the request of the Canadian Government Mr. Smith, who was then in London. joined in these representations on be- half of Canadian shipowners. The Board or Trade has now seen its way clear to simplify the rules, and as soon as all the great powers have signified their assent to them they will be proâ€" mulgated, and will of course affect Ca~ nadian shipping. Advices received here indicate that counterfeit Canadian 50-cent pieces. bearing the date or 1892, have been placed in circulation in British Colum- bia. The bogus coin is of good color and well executed. but is considerably lighter in weight than the genuine coin. The Commissioner of Dominion Police states that no complaints have been made to him of late respecting the circulation of counterfeit coin in the eastern portion of the Dominion. but it is his intention to look into this particular complaint. The Government has decided to pre- sent a. gold watch, suitably inscribed. to Stephen Bradley of Miller Lake. Bruce County, and a. silver watch to Henry Hughes for their gallant con- duct in rescuing the captain and crew of the barge Severn, which was wreck- ed in Boat Cave, Bruce County, on the 8th October, 18:95, when on a. voyage from Ashtabula, Ohio, to Owen Sound. The rescue of seven persons was e1- rected at great personal risk. when the seas were running very high, and it is felt that some recognition is due the two men for their gallant exertions. tion will be neceeuxy to give emect to the agreement. It w ll be adopted by order-in-council by oth Govern- menta. and then the Legislature of Manitoba. will put an act at its fire: Ionian. giving it the force of luv. It wu relt mt. berm mnkin the arrangements. public. the tobu Government ehould hnve the oppor- tunity or scrutinizing it. no that in t mutter or ouch importance there can be no possibility at e. misunderatend- ins-between the putiee to the com- pint. yovgyu, 'vâ€"v-v __-, -- _‘ , All to impart religious instruction. teachers. however. must be properly certificated. The schools will be under Govemment inspection. The impection will be uniform and in this way the general efliciency oi the schools will be maintained. To provide for the education of all children there is n bl-llngusl provision. so that children who cannot speak English may be taught to do so by the use of the French langusge. It is understood that no Dominion 1034310: 1708 have taken the wand that no teacher who 15 not a Roman Catholic a competent to impart the religious Instruction or the church, it h pro- vided that in all schools where 30 or more Roman Catholic awoken at- tend. a. Roman Catholic teacher shall be employed,_.w_hose duty It shall Ab: n; _A__--Ll-_ heating to religious exercises in the schools. By allowing half an hour each day for this purpose. the schools will close at 3-30 p.m.. instead of 4. All children who do not desire to remain can leave after 3.30. Those who remain renders“ mummy-unno- mmmlumuleod luMeu-lomm ”-9.va mmm Ottawa, Oct. nâ€"(Speclalklt is stated semiâ€"omcmuy that the had. or settlement of the school question 1.3 on the lines mentioned by your car- respondent a. few days 880. There wa- considerable discussion on the clause HALF AN HOUR A DAY P08 RELIGM For Settlement of the Vexod . School Question. THE CARLM mh'FERSNOI. WE WANT YOUR ORDER Ir. William mun-d norm I. P. for left”? Tydvil, Wsieo, Wants to Give III- III lest. London. Oct. ail-William Pritchanl Morgan. Liberal member or the House at Commons for Mex-thy:- Tydvil. has summoned a. meeting of his constitu- ents tor the purpose 80! discussing the question at his resigning his mt in Parliament in tavot or Mr. Gladstone. Mr Morgan's aim is to initiate s. movement to bring Mr. Gladstone back into politics. The Liberals oomâ€" prlsing Er. Mon-god s constituency are enthusiastic in their approvel of Ir. Manson's idea. but are doubtful whe- ther the Grand Old Manwm give a. favorable response to Hr. Morgan's movement. The Exchange Telegraph Company announces that the British Parlia- ment will reassemble on Jan. 25. Discussed by the Federation of Labor Exe- cutive at Indianapolis. Indianapolis. Oct. 20.â€"The Executive Council or the Federation of Labor to-ds: discussed the eight-hour amendment to the federal law. The eight-hour law is a dead letter in the Government service and the Federation hopes to have a new and et- tective one enacted. The council also dis- cussed thé eight-hour law in general. Some of the members do not favor going to the Legislature to ask for such a law. as they think it is for better and easier for or- ganizations themselves to bring about such changes in this direction as they are able in the various localities. . ' 3L tn: 9;. awn.- ,_.-__ u-v. __- _ to-day at Notre Dame Church, and was largely attended. Twenty thou- sand people thronged the church and thirty thousand lined the streets. About six thousand have already con- tributed from different sources in aid of the widows and families. An Exciting Eviction a: the Windsor Hole! in lontreai Yesterday. Montreal, Oct. 20.â€"Much excitement was caused at the Windsor Hotel to-nizht by the eviction from the hotel of Mr. John McConnlir. the well-known ticket Rent. Some months a o Mr.McConnii! was requut- ed by the hote company to vacate. but he declined, and fought the case in the courts. A few days ago Judgment was glven against him, and tonight he was evicted by bail- iffs. The O.P.R. had a ticket oirice placed in another part of the hotel, and to-day’s action leaves the G.T.R. without any ticket facilities in the hotel. The G.’1‘.R. is expected to take some action in ot the Dem! l-‘lreue- a: Montrealâ€"Cm: ”an“! of the Public. Montreal. Oct. 20.-â€"-(Speclal.)â€"The funeral of the three firemen, King, La- porte and Carpenter, who were killed at the St. Peter-street. are. took pl”: nu, ,___‘_ _ Belleville. Oct. 10.â€"A boy named Thomas Sheehan, son of Stephen Sheehan of the Grand Trunk. tell from the root of a. barn last night and died this morning from his injuries? pean war. {h'ei matter. loubery Agree. With lull-burr II III ruin-h roller and Remn- Wu Would Follow Isolated Ac"... London. Oct. 20.â€"Lord Roubory. upeuklnt at I. non-partlnn banquet ht Colchutor to-day. laid thtt he may agreed with Lord Bull-bury In the Pt‘emler'a Turkish pulley. Lord. Rou- bory sold that he had a. strong con- viction. which no mount or rhetoric would destroy. that Isolated interfer- ence In Turkey on the part of Grout Britain would result In a great Euro- no lye-Election In South Inc: Benita In I lean majority hr the H)- ml Candac- Essex. Ont..0ct. 20.-’rhe election to- day to an the vacancy In the Outer!» Legislature. caused by the death 0! Hon. W. D. Butour. multed In I sweeplnl majority for Mr. Auld. the Government candidate. over fir. Scratch.” Independent C‘onggoryutlvo. 311' Adolphe Caron was eaten Val»; hadbeendonetnregardtothecnnm or 9. Quebec Conservative Convention. and replied that the date had not yet been fixed. The matter will shortly 5' determined, A- L-.â€"-- 6-4;“! Kfa'XEia‘. EEH'BRBHéity I! us In... nu.u_â€". Sir Charles Tapper returns Nova Scotla. in a few days. A he returns to Nova. 8006: he {rm m1- low the fleet till the mackerel run I: over. , _‘.A j _I.-O All UPPER T0 Md. GLADSTONE. nave m lmvw â€"â€" 'Wâ€"Bmm to: in the Peshawar-Genera?! future consideration. Commander Spa-1n has gone ‘0 M58- dalen Islands. where he 1'31! 19015.39}! to sit 1n Victom 8.0 The fisheries on Lake Winnipet thin season have proved a Mum. The openaeasonhasbeen very stormy and cold. When ggod catglgeggtkflae-m A mu “'0 m l-v' '7 no.3. Ono u 1. test 1 b7 13 w deep. ‘ . ‘ ' , Senator 1'. 3. Km 02 mun 09' lumbmn-uninthocuyJHsfl'm“ any conceded tut he will mcoeed Hon. Hr. Domino! 3.: meat-Gavel” nor of British 001mb“. W110“ the lut- ter's term or once e291?“ 391‘ 'w' The mmmumer m for Armhaakavflle toâ€"mormw. Sir ouver flown. goes to TOM” IO-IDOITOW. Sir Richard Cartwrlcht will 16"" for Toronto to-mon'ow. ‘ . In.-- _ .â€" Ag ‘7“ [or III” rm wâ€"-- v in; duties of. the sealer! wherebebtoenterupon behalf 73mg“ Booth. nhoe WWW Cmbhllbeenlntorm tohecurflnntnxm maul-nil" M.- m u to: W uhfl! w um ” ”’0 ULD RES ULT I N WAR. BY OVER A THOUSAND. IICKBI' AGENT FIRED OUT. Tllb‘ TRIPLE: FUNERAL IRE EIGHT-HOUR LAW Ton-y Shoela- Is Dead. W. G. Bull's. w. G. 8181!: Man ley’g 4 _ ‘ “'¢ undhvgboonqouqfuliilegriun! 005k. W5 unfit-100300111!»- New Boots and Shoes. Yo 9'10!!!“ m «I! 90 If" BALI 38918138. 0: long. No: 933-8! Fling m M0003. ,,-, Ag_ ____- _ abut 9. H. Robinson. IN BRITISH COLUMBIA filly w Flu] Stocked with New Seasonab'e W5. GENTLEM EN Good Clothing, Ready to Wear- GOOD CLOTH/N0 Lag: Assam of Material: to Salad from ‘l’ecm‘ Vduo' m Envy Candi“: Tweak, neat M1118. “its WP?" I} m hoodu'fortlz. Splendidnuge 30f Wax-sheds, Chedot Eye!” “4 M Tweed Suiting; chy Worsted Trouscrings, 6m Mmplentyof new Milan: oouelootfm.17tepn22in way case: Ifitm v} MADE TO ORDER ”009 8808., Ua/(wooa’. WINNIE“ Ga thro at 7700., Hog: Bros. n1 Why buy ready-1 Jihad garments and poor amides and i “trimmings, m mt shops, whenj Seal, Persia: Grey Lamb, link, Beam Ladies’ Jae] Ladies’ Capc ies’ Coll ies Star Collars. R‘ landfadurtng M Leading We invite inspection flock of FINE FL'Rs. by us in all the â€"â€"inc1udill FINE ‘ 1803K” a” mo! cud other Ch WG.BI '“ 6118116111 M a SINGLE; M Kingston 31 Hunting amok! Likes, . Peneunu m ‘5' “North lin, A w Neplg-m , -93 Argvle w 0 Warn IERS’ E FIN TAILl one of 3 Nice r, Peterboro’ OVEROOAT: I7' 28’ 29’ : NOV. 2, I Trunk .- appumt: atabh’dn â€"mâ€"-l than i DECEI TEE