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0! $15,500 that “HOW. Thor. faflner with couldn’tJnv. CHANGED: Free 9990990099! 'Ooooyoooo‘ M The congregauuu, mung the announcement, ex-} “"3504 mnccl‘e regret. and wished; uhm‘son to Withdraw the‘ a time. They V' graciously expressed their Tilingness to give him a further we months‘ leave of absence, and :n the meantime to furniSh‘ an supplies and bear all expenses, 311‘ eluding Dr. Farquharson’a salary. Mr. Farquharson in gratehfl 10! the very generous offer, and wil‘. answer no thd course of a few dayl Mr. Farm! Y. Sf‘lfltinn, >111 Paul rwguutmn for #2::th esteemed during all tune. We regret personally to learn 0! Mr. Farqubarson’s condi- tion, and hope he may 80013 be restored to perfect heqlth‘ and BMW hi. Ion-nor viggr. N0. )m an H on win be y Rev. Mr. COOpE ation Was in the ysbytery'. The Dr or health since Fe n the 1 indomit made a )1 u but he mfly Pk him in Mink“ W“ arehfl met ttt tremely lit)‘ UH lst Wm .lY life {our and a 1 Mrs. Robert week from a .t. where they impurtance 5“ )1 \ate 9“. bu mt e furnitut lurm xealth “l ame_‘f(_)rce% 50 again. mv \aunch Wi move Vole m \V won nu - medial! I up for will be S“ 1H H e .‘II ce February to discmrge 0 his own Eli“ Sen fully 1‘6 U’ luri H 1d H )S£ (\(x( 1n the youn ll drt ved O stinencf f) cently where learn we“, lllin IT the W 1t- quietly. Of course the little folks enjoyed themselv a few harmless pranks. but we serious (lesâ€" a disgrace. bfit peOple are often consider- m-tting wiser and more 33-: “130 well. E ( \vxce a Y? 337- , Ms now on 1re’ n the pesto! mgi to make t‘ PP- E rate nt injune .vill ) Nig} Metho Sm 8m rred in our rriously injure dent near thf 'ednesday M HI K Sunday m "-33 The Ht'V. J. -x. .xw-u. \Vn rector of (‘lzn'ksbm‘g, (v11 1)£3e11 exâ€"V Huron Inspector ind Sunday svhools i the met with the teachers of Trinity and St. Pa chhools on \Vednesday "last week. Owing t< eable Weather, pa prevented Mr. Robinsm hey ‘ncix [lxe'x and ; agre f0!"1 partments Withunday school and the valuable suggestions “'21 1'1! Ne and door ll preach both morning anu en'mg. On Menday, tea will be rved. under the aluSpices of the Aid, for which a charge eld, at which Mr. Fraser will give nem “The Devil.” Mr. Allister Anderson, a former nrrespomlent from Hampden. but mw a mall clerk on the C. P. R. “ 1-] the angemen Sm “The D£\ Vil‘ is the title of Fe 5111‘. Frasers c111bj terian church on Monday noted d'nine preached a 011 “Bell.” and while the cullectim' “Tell Mathew I’ll Be There" Was sung by tin leading soloist. ’ ence smiied, but nobody explain?! {why they did so. 1the anniversary on .m weat} she \V m H; list congre year. r“ \\ .11 be T101111)“ Ms thodist church Social Reform. “I ftern< will ty schools in Grey Deanery. ection. vith the teachers and officers somewl r'mity and St. Paul’s Sunday Globe >13 on Wednesday evening of In th week. Owing to the dis- majorh was prevente mt. Mr. Robinson in I dealt with the various de- le\ W e \l treatment 3 a re DIG on next an wont while the collecti I) up “Tell Mot} was sung by 1 Some in the an })i\‘ rmul) h ()5 lSt M he‘lul" “1““ well and had, accormng w -..- “It 17 hours. Globe, a normal Conservative ¢ title of Rev. majority of 150. Ever since then ‘ the ppm-An, the constituency has returned ° ' ‘ nservative member to the leg- mdav night (4" . In 1908 the Conservative t“ islature. majority, according to Tuesday's 1urch (10\\'n Globe, was 498. The Mail says 1135: mm “g”, a and in view of the fact that The 1 a Sex-n14)" ‘rlobe gives 32 as the Liberal ma- the Cullectiun lOI‘ity in 1905 and Albion’s Conscrâ€" “Tell Mother vative maiority as 150, The Mail's the majority in 1905 ung bx; the figures {or ' would seem to be about right. if 3 in the audi- . . . . . adv eicplainod the addition of Albion in 1908 with ngat forge“. a Conservative majority of 150. The llonday night. . . _ . Liberal ma10rity into a Conservaâ€" binson, )I. A.. tive majority of I. ,WhO has must have been the BishOp of turnover to give The Globe’s the Anglican Conservative majority in that el- Grey Deanery. ection. There is a discrepancl ms and officers somewhere, and it seems Thc Paul’s .Sunday Globe is in error. lay evening of In the 1911 election Mr. Charter to the diS- majority was over 700 and Th of the Globe is consoling itself ' hart - ‘Ln ‘9‘ Of his Satanâ€" 0 (Ii Will I‘m‘Jl fun or and will be '. 0f the charge At eight I] H \V E crust yesterday morning. but be- the wagon yond slight damage to there were no very ser'uus results. Ben. Whitmox-e drove to McKecrh- nies‘ Mills and left the team stand- d ins'dc 'mg there while he steppe small accuunt to pay‘ Mr. \Velsh a In the meantime. the horses he. came frightened at a (log am started off. Soon the hind wheel and box of the wagon were dis d with the {run .' the horses ran through th alleyway west of the Midduug (1 east (m Lamli'tt: # («war where they were sum. W e 0U U: Q ivHAM' 111 )L ll he gal 31 and M} doze b01010 of THE PEEL [KY-ELECTION Aw.._ i. :l 1824. and \was therefore! ‘ -~ Hmnf 1850 shf , the efficient secr iticmal Portland Ce games provided we nd Mr. and Mrs. Kt 1y I}! Dth year. About this country. up find to Alexam ()BiTUA RY ALEX.TUR runawa.V morning~ ("fl 1031 ) (.1 .V pleasan (If 311‘ ‘L' RNB’U LL. 13 at week. highly "05‘" her, and was kind and he '1 of tron“?- e hind wheels gon were dis- h the from .11 through thv ruunkohv NOVEwBEE \V C 1' l in ”Q Nlnrton 1nd in mu [med the 190:3 in a x to a Conscrvuâ€" than it *8 in 1908, thew had be a big Liberal ing of r The Globe’s the lot rity in that elâ€" new b a discrepancy credit it seems The vex-37‘ L l. 1'cSpe( )ltk‘ .1 (me is the The transplanting of the. opera; eW foundation iSl‘ Pf the house on its n iVe as about completed, so far as the’ ' ' oncerned. but t l estead ; ' cessary improvements and expend-' rnlinck- ilure have not yet been made. near In accordance with the fire liy-g law, it will have to be veneered. at ectml considerable cost. New cement as eVel‘ steps at the front of the building helping will cause an additional expendiâ€" l('. The ture, and in addition to these a- Suturâ€" further outlay must be made in $3 D fitting up the inside. 5 l 1' .l' r - W ‘ ' f A ll( ings lu 19‘ 0‘ -L‘h if ifi' 5p Sanger .â€" l ofi'l- In all public M sale to tin 000 barrels. ., former dir ccmvnt con'mzny. tes plaintiff that he ha made the motion at the Board L Directors" meeting. giving th plaintiff a fiveâ€"year contract.- From Tuesday’s Globe. cluded in this was a Toronto of 51;. ) l) THE TOWN IHU, HANDED I’lubxa -c, ing, and the sooner it is put order the better it will be. ; We are not very deeply impress- ed with the appearance of the old building on its new site. but We'll ' best of it. AS a financial speculation. it isn‘t much of a success. The council receiV- ed $2,200 from the government for the ground it stood on. By the time the hall is completed, very little of it will be left. and what ' ' ly the old hall in a more inconvenient locum)! than it has been. , had been given away for the mo\‘4 l ing of it, the $2,200 received to a the lot would be a nice start on : - new building that would be 50m r credit to the town. It Wasn’t a very wise piece of financing, t 'say the'least Of it. lll Z,ZUU ll'uun Luv r, ground it stood on. . the hall is completed. very for the mUVâ€" eived {or lot would be ? building tha iit to the town. Y Wise piece of fin‘aDCing, tc ' the‘least Of it. 2 buildings. \thrf" .‘ [gs assemble. it . law to haw: SllfflPl-L‘ er exits. 80 as to m- l(: safvty in case «.f‘ H 3’ ’V'V'VVV'V'O l \. CD â€"J \v .â€" pi ~ g g w H. :3 w d y U} a“ k. ”2 0 (.I\Y\l‘iti(ln no MBttVl‘ “:11. 1912. Inâ€" 1 sale to the 30.000 barrels. he Board of living tlle contracts- five-3'99 venieni ‘ If the may for .200 new made ff‘fll‘ >>>>>>>>>ofly, The Chronicle hihitcd here 1m >filsums stvlcs. the latest seasona \ O Q noveltlcs as cunhl cd for this season, the leading; 1m uhn nf the \vm‘ um. whik: assortments are at their best. now bung “'3‘ (’3 PER (CAR including as confirm- season, b_\ 321m mable in “feat ' tasteful (lg t