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Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), October 9, 1890, p. 2

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applicable to the law yer we will leave it for eomeouc elae to i sir j aim xuftlanild tiled at the cou rsrvauve picnic at halifax last wk that there woold be no dissolution thii year nor erliap8 next yaw sir hector longerin also stated wednesday that pojuameot would not be ommoned until the first rk in february and that there would be no general election until after the census r tarns had been received and two more isons held that in fact the elections would not lake place until march 1602 michigan indiana missarhntetu and new york have all recently nataed sutnte giving the state power to take under its control children who are neglecud or ill treated by their parenu this is the dawn ing of a new day and will be a great step towards the prevention of crime in the next generation the staie ought to exercise care over the uncared for children for the same reason as it ought to keep noxious weeds down and exercise proper sanitary precautions thc winnipeg people are hoping that the grand trunk trill soon be at their dciors in halifax there is the same desire sir henry tyler when visiting the later city we- interviewed by prominent men who expressed their anxiety tha t the great trunk line should find its eastern terminus at the xova scotia capital- sir henry replied that he also looked for this consummation r through the completion of the temisconata road to itoactoa when the grand trails p ran through to hahftit sir henry says halifax instead of portunu will tie thftjnjer jort for the allan steamers i 7 the general board of methodist missions has fixed this schedule of salaries for married and- ordained ministers in cities and towns in manitoba 000 single and ordained 500 unordained h50 in kewfoundland 500 450 and hog for the three classes respectively and in british colombia 000 woo and 550 in the domestic mission fields thev fiv the standard at 750 for ordained and married ministers single ministers woo and for unordalned workers 350 the total snm available for missions vs announced as 1900000- of this 33000 goesjo the work in japan 16000 for indian work 3000 for the chinese work in british columbia and 300 for the french work in the montreal conference- ii the prohibiconisti of the united sule are this year forcing the fighting in ad dition to the ordinary local work they have contributed oine thousand dollars from outside of the state for the contest in ne braska where next month a vote is to be taken upcm two constitutional amendments the first makes prohibition forever a law of the state the second is a proposition to make license the constitutional method of dealing with the liquor traffic the injoj- taneotu vote upon these two amendments has never occurred before and was brought about by the political friends of the saloon so as to confuse the electors the temper- ance workers realize that the fight to carry nebraska was and is an uphill coe but they are by no means despondent one of their most idling arguments is the fact that the suieiand county taxes in high license nebraska average eighty per cent higher than- those of prohibition kansas successflftmplbrrion without either qournmnt or munlolpal grant alton amln wina sueo it a fine show well if i u it lord and lady aberdeen who it m stated came to canada for a few months rest hare had little of that since their arrrml- they were invited to and attended nearly all the urge fairs in the sister prov ince j winning golden opinions from onr people hy their simplicity of manner and kindcees of heart ai the ottawa exhibi- tion fheearl in his address oh trade mat ters incidentally referring to the mckinley bill pointed oat that the mother country did not look with moch approval on its general provisions this did not arise from selfishness but because it was realized that there was a strong identity of interest and sympathy with canada and the other col onies in the matter his lordship in all his addresses ehows himself a most obser vant practical and eipsriencedadmimstra- tor he sees with the eye of the trained statesman the great fafore that lies before canada and is prepared to take his part in advancing the 6cheme of closer trade rehu tions between great britain and her vast colonial possessions star local optfon a campaign for prohibition in east luther tov-nshfp- geasd vxllet oct c an important movement was inaugurated here at an interesting meeting on satarday evening this village is part of the township of east lofher whefi the scott act was repealed in the conofy of daflerin the townships of amaranth and ksst lather recorded majorities in favor of the law bat the adfi majorities of other places cwamp- ed their rotsi and now licences are in oper ation in both townships tbe local option measures enacted st the hut session of the ontario legislat are seemed to offer a remedy forthis condition aod the satar day meeting in hamilton hall was called to discuss this question the local coaocil of royal templars had arranged for the raetfing and while he audience was featfaeridg in the council choir made the rafters ring with stirring prohibition souks and choruses dr h c ganiler reeve of the township presided and itai support ed br u impoaing array of prominent resi dent bepresenutives from adjoining towrahlpf were it the meet ings yesterday and the day before and if prohibition wins in east luther number of other contest am pertain to follow tbe local optiooiate ere jrorking bird tad are confident of attended when those interested in acton union exhibition looked out on tuesday morning and saw the rala pouring down la lontnh it was paierally mhudi that the show this year could not poaslty be a success the result of the two days ent did not however justify this conclusion for the exhibition of 1890 has been moat unquali fied lucccas the atlendance on tuesday ctning vs aliouu tbe same as last year while that o wedbeadny considerably ex ceeded it the weathcr o the second day was glorious and he thousands ho came for a days outing thoroughly enjoyed them selves j the show of stock was tcry fine a bet ler evhihit of horses as nctr before made here and this was particularly the case the agricultural class the show of cattle was up to the average while in pigs the classes were well filled and uniformly good a fine lot of leicester sheep wereeahihited and a few entries of superior coiswold and downs the poultry cthlbit was uniuually crcditable j iiultlttv ix till iuij- tha total deatruclion of the buildingi in the exhibition park in july rendered it necessary to utilise the drill abed foe the iuifde exhibits but aa this is considerable distance from the park the exhibition lost its former compact character and u a reiult the hall exhibit waa not equal in ali respects to that ot hut year kotwith- landing all this the exhibition was in no wise discreditable theladieadepartmeatwaanoteo crowd- cdaa at the hut fair but the articles were up to the usual standard ot excellence a criticism of the thousand samples ot fern inine ingrauity by any bat a lady reporter would be out ot place for at a dozen paints any other woald merely make a display of his ignorance the eulire north end ot the bailding was devoted to this section the oldfashioned log cabin quilt was ihown alongside that gaudy invention the crazy qoilt the hooked mat and rag carpet were abown as heretofore arraaene crewelcretonearibboaene and applique work were shown in dazzling rariety and the plainer work was equally jwtll represented the display of fine arts made a wry li rely comer in the big hall and came in for critical inspection j the good housewives of jlhia section were t tbe fore with the products ot dairy and kitchen and their exhibits in no several classes of society taxi special prizes were numeroas and attcctivev jthe manner in which some ot the fancy batter was shown waa very tasty 1 in homemade bread there were a number ot entries u also for jelly cakes and if judges sam pled each exhibit they must have absorbed a fair sized lunch judging in these- lines is a difficult matter land alwaf aa- satiafactory to those who ail to win prizes- fruit was good and fairly well represent ed in each daas the grain sample was splendid of good color and plsmp the new two rowed barley commanded considerable attention boots and vegetables were exceptionally fine in the horticultural department lhaex- hihit was msch superior to that ot last year and some good collections ot honse plants were shown the following is the hyt ot saeoeaafal exhibitors nobses bsicght pair hesvy dralt j watson a kelsoa twoyearold gelding or illy w i b toadg d mrkinrcon l oneyearold filly or horse colt john duff thomas boles spring coithorse wj sharp a son jno cunningham j spring colt fillyj as graham a h owen brood mare w sharp son e graham j xaaicvltdiiij fair agricnlfaral horses h danbar jot boles jos d boles brood mare john dnft h- dunbar two year old gelding cr filly semael young m st p ferries oneyearold filly or horse colt w b- toang goo grummett- spring colt horse j 40130165 thos wilson spring colt filly r graham j duff caebiigej pair carriage horses job leslie single carriage horse donaldson car michael tbos bell brood mare t a- b pettigrew two3earoid gelding or filly x e lind say thos- hendersonreitofherselloom oneyearjid filly or hoijse colt robert mothersell joel leshe t e lindsay com j spring colt horse h pettigrew geo afcallister jno bennett join spring colt filly w fisher geo joyce t a- b howden com pair roaasteri j l clari j hooper single roadster b taibot j mcd motl brood mare j l warren g sicailisterr twdyearod gelding or filly jno can- ningham wm diamond fl swackhamer com oueyearild filly or horse colt geo chisholm wm diamond d storcycom spring colt horse w fisher james kickeu j spring colt filly b wallace john wriggleswortli- saddle horse w etsher jas ilioti cattle tsosoughbbbd duhhams cow calved or in csjf first by j waldie mp jjestin wm dredge 4 son- two year old heifer wm dredge a- son one yearold heifer j jestin paol kennedy heifer calf j jestin chig davidson two year old bull w chiaholm ooe year old bull wm dredge a sonp kennedy i bull calf j jestin j i aktothelt thokolsebked cow calved or in calf hl boss alex waldie j two year old heifer a waldie kewfbn bros h l eosi com obe year old heifer awaldietcewton bro h l kosa com j bull any age a waldie riewloa bros 6bides j cow calyed or in calf j sharp a sou john harvey 1 treo year old heifer w jsharp a son one year old heifer w sharp a son a waldie j heifer calf wrshrp a- sou a waldie yoke of working oxeu geo chisholm a hcpbersou i sheeileicesteu ou lovft wooled hheep eain wm wood a norriah 8hearliog rara thomas vvhsoo earn lamb wm wood a waldie paicewes wm wood a ikorruh pair shearling ewei wrd wood a norriah pair ewe lambs jas kirkwood a waldie medium tttsoled sheep j earn i w buawll howden henry bhearliiig rta clutftea davldwu earn lamb w giiimll chat david- on r 1 palrww btnell chu davldaoo palrehearllnn iwtt jw bowell ohai darldeoo r j pair ewe ismbt i w buaeell cbas datfdtou cowwotd bbmilliiu ram p mooregor jot boles 11am laiub p mcgregor palt ewea p mooregor pair shearling ewea p mooregor pair twe iambi p mcorrgor plastlloouorditrd dkhesnirrg boar f harren on mcoalg boar 1800 john hitching j a t mo- keuzie how otb mocalg j a t moknale sow 08w john hitching j at mo- enxe thonolqilbltsi hufkolkh boar f ilnrren j a t moeensle boar 1b90j 1 1 t mckenzle thomas bell sow f liurreo tikx bell sow 1800 jjt mokensle thomas bell asyothsit thohouahnafd br adam cook f ilurren boar 1890 johu hardiug j a t mo- keuzic sow f uurren j a t mokensle sow 1800 thos boll 1 a t mo keuzie polltuy pair ot dorkings ford a- mitchell jas main pair chickens ju itsln ford a mitch oil pair brahamu j a t uceenzie ford amilchell pair chickens h b mcdonald wm coon pair hamburgs wm coon john har rey pair chickens john harvey wm coon pair leghorni a waldie ford a mitchell pair chickens wm coon j w buaaell pair cochins h s mcdonald 8 bunder- pair epaniah jas msjn jas sharp ftir chlckeni jas sharp ford a mitchell pair plymouth rocks j sa sharp adam cook pair chickens james sharp thomas miller- j fair minorca chickens wm coon pair wyandot ta adam cook j a t me- kenzie- fair bantams s suuffer mrs d smith pair geese jas main d b mcxair pair tarkeys jas main pair eowan ducks ju main ford a mitchell pair aylesbiry ducks jss main j w buaaell pair pekin ducks j w basse j an derson gratk white winter wheat c swackhammer henry denny red winter wheat a stark dbar- barree spring whoa thos wilaon geo mc- caig large peas john wriggleawortb dan mceacheru small peas robt talbot geo mccaig white oau james nickel p s kennedy black oafs arch mcpheraon barley c rowed wm early james eamaay indian com jas black jas kickell beans james ramsay james black eoots vegetables asd feltt potatoes white elephant r talbot d wilhamson potatoes other variety geo eitching d williamson collection potatoes h s mcdonald paul kennedy carrou loag red geo mcciig h s mcdonald shorthorn carrots t h webb geo mccaig field carrots e w gallop hugh mann swede turnips t h webb geo mc caig i other turnips geo hatching thos wilsod beeu t h webb james eamaay parsnips t h wobb robert talbot mangold wurtzel eobert talbot t h webb cabbage h s mcdonald bed cabbage h s mcdonald celery l g matthews j bennett cauliflower h s mcdonald pumpkins geo mccaig james black oaioni white e si mcdonald e w goiiop onions red h 8 mcdonald e w goiiop tomatoes h s mcdonald joel leslie fall apples joel leaie jno harding winter apples henry denney thos wilson peaches c sweckhamer loaiad bon de jersey pears paul kennedy joel leslie peart other variety paal kennedy jno harding x sampled bottled frail joel leehemrt i francis bottle mixed pickles joel leslie geo agnew- sample homemade wiae mrs ju ram- aay j e nickel hopyeut bread homemade ju sharp clara bell saityeut bread homemade henry- denney mrs ju esmsay honey in comb arthur laiag squashes geo hitching j e kickell daikt homemade cheese a stark mrs a bell five pounds fresh butter john wriggles worth mrs a bell mrs jos anderson com firkin homemade batter john wrig- glesworlh j e kickell mrs wm kitch ing com domestic uxkcfactcbesj sett team harness e w goiiop j h matthews x sell carriage oarnesr e w goiiop sett siogle harness j h matthews e w goiiop sett siugle strap harness j h maitbewg rag cirpet thos belt joel leslie top boggy r gibbons laniber wsggoii t bell plow gowdy a co tolton bros harrow cultivator j a t mokenzie land roller thos bell turnip scuffler j a- t mckenzle iron harrows t bell tolton bros uuad cart ilamshawa weir com agricultural furnace gowdy a co com j root cutter gowdy aco 00m w bhod horse j a t mokenzie t bell lidteffwokk tufted quiltrjeuniecordlngly un ju ramsey knitted quilt jennie cordiogly mri a bell patchwork quilt mrs a bell jennie cordingly fancy wool work ot canvas mrs a crane nettie boll tolton embroidity on silk ur mtla nettle bell hreabll i orotobm work un a cfatu bella kiwilt 1 ftooy knlltlng lu illk or cotton hrt a imi jinatt cortlnjly braiding urn tolton mri a bell appliqu work b oordlugly miss to on- j darued ut ultt goiiop un a crane toilet ouihlon jenulo cordingly nettle dell j toilet mats nettle bell jenulo cording it- combined wool and beads miss tolton mrs a bell craiy patohwork ejilli btory mrs ju lumtey point lace mrs ghsvlll jenulo cor dingly slipper holder nellie boll mrs a crane uonllon laoe mri q uavill handmade gontlomani shirt made 1800 mrs a bell mlu goiiop lamp rtial nettle bell mrs a crane was work flows mrs a hemttreet nettie bell feather flowers jvel leslie table mala jeonh cordiogly s cor dlogly pair woollen itookiogs jennie cording ly 8 cordiogly pair woollen looks mrs a boll d b monafr simple nuchlue knit goods samuel bunffer pair woollen mills mn wm hitching jennie cordingly sofa cushion miss tolton mrs a crane arraaene work mantle and fable panels edith storey mrs a crane mexican embroidery mrs a craoo nettle bell painting on latin mrs a crane miss tolton painting on velvet milt tolton edith 8lorey fancy milling in wool 8 cordingly jennie cordingly darned knitting miss tolton berlin wool picture mrs a bell miu tolton ornamental screen miu tolton jennie cordingly fce abts pea and ink sketch mrs a creuc i painting water colors s cordingly mrs a crane pencil drawing mrs a crsne s cor dingly crayon drawing h esmthaw mrs d smith painting on china edith storey mrs a crane i landscape in oil louio hemttreet mri a crane oil painting any other subject mrs d smith mrs a crane collection of photographs h ramshaw farmers wreath miss toltoa peamanehip by public school chtidrenk mcdougali a stark modeling in day mrs a crane plakts and flowees greenhouse plants mrs d williamaoa begonia in pot mrs d smith l g matthews balsam in pot l g matthews cactus in pot mra james eamaay fuchaia mrs dsmith lg matthews qingie geranium a hemstreet double geraninm l g matthews a hemttreet sweet scented geraniam l g mat- thews english ivy edith storey l g mat thews cut flowehs collection dahlias- mrs james rsrnsay collection pansies geo hitching collection phloz drum mrr james ramsay table bouquet mri james ramsay hand bouquet mrs james ramsay special phizes single driver style and ipeed 10 be con idered driven by a lady by h sayert clan bell best span driving horses on the grounds by eagnew ew goiiop lady rider by kennoy brwj hiss meeachern lady driver double team by ii eam- auaw miu jackson fastest walking horse once aroaudlrack by dr lowry acton thos boles novelty race to harness hitch and trot once around track then unhitch and un- heraeu by john h malthewih devlin futest trotting horse that never won money 1st by b wallace 2nd by w e smith a mcdougali e talbot one year old colt filly or gelding agri cultural or draught by chu walker erin john duff agricultural mare and two ot her colts under three years old age to be considered by harris a sons brentford i john duff r- spring colt from yoang dxvt lad by adam cook acton wm mullen beat rig with gentleman and lady by a- cook donaldson a carmichael futest trotting colt three years old by arch mctaviih ju mcdermit fat iteer or heifer byr a- j holmes w sharp a son herd of grade cattle i females any age by beardmore a co w bharp a- son herd of- thoroughbred cattle any breed i bull and 3 females by beardmore a co j jestin besl pair spanish black fowl by j c nelson ford a- mitchell beet pen of breeding fowl 3 hena and i cock any variety 1st by j harvey 2nd by j a murrayford a- mitchell james sharp two bushels while oati by j waldie mp j bnickell two buibeli canadian barley by jt waldie mp jamea ramsay two buahela cartera prolific barley by v henderson w h beaaey 100 lbt butter by e w goiiop nerval wm hitching 20 lbs batter by w kernt mpp mrs wm hitching 20 its crock butter by t h harding mrs geo hitching 12 ibi butter by worden bros mri joa anderson 10 lbs butter ia crock oy n 8 holmei mri jot anderson 10 itn orock batter by w u denney mri jos anderson 0 lbs batter by thoi aguew w h betsey 5 u11 batter by jno mcew mn d williamson 5hircliof butter by g hyuda mrs jos anderson neatest and best lb of fresh butter by h p moore mra jamu ramsay mra wm kitchlng 5 lbt batter by l allison knatchbull mn jos anderson collection fanoy work by d henderson hn a craoo leundried shirt by j c hill mlu gollop barrel northern spy apples by a johnson d williamsou cake madi with for gold baking pow- dir by l o matlhewi mlu oollop neautl mtdi ahlrlkyalnjtk yonm uaf by j a memllun illm ootlop pair homirot ijoejte by bfloert and erson mn wm kiwiid loaf bomi- made bread by a f lamb nettie belt collection canoed trait by o utrll joellwlie pair hand made woollen mitts by dr 8prin3er mn wm hitching patchwork quilt by fred beoord 8 cordingly onehalf dozen largest applet any variety by fred beoord d williamson plain patchwork quilt made by an un married young lady by the aotori face pnut mlu rsrosay par gents illppen by r b jermyn nettle bell exhibittos kote8 the specials added much zest to the pro ceedlngs acton comet band did excellent and much appreciated service in djscouning music both on tuesday evening and wed nesday afternoon to the efforts of messrs john duff president geo hynds secretary john harvey and george havlll is due much of the success of the exhibition this year f hey not only worked on the days of the exhibition but for days beforehand the concert lut evening wunhanoter iatlcally sucoeaaful it is remarkable that every effort of the society in thlt direction hu been profitable lut evening there wu a full bouse aod an excellent program mlu alexander elocutionist of toronto and miu stevenson vocalist of gaelph were the stan of the evening and were well supported by talent of lesser reputation na88aqaweya fall show the township sustains iti old time reputation the annual exhibition of tbe nuuga- weya agricultural society was held toes- day and wednesday ot lut week the weather wu all that could be desired 10 that in point of attendance thlt years ex- hiblticn wu a success there wu a good display in the ball bat in tome points it wu not up to that of a year ago tbe grain exhibit wu a firstclaw one and roots showed well in batter the display wu large tod the competition for tbe dif ferent special prizes wu keen as the yean roll by a great improve- menf is noticeable in the different ityles and breedi of hones cattle iheep and pigs the display ot horses wu a great one and the ring wu crowded all the classes were filled in the ladys driving contest the excitement wu great ai too fair driven with single and double rigs travelled the course and before the tacoeufnl olo could be decided upon one at a time had to drive in a circle cut figure eights and give an exhibition ot short tarns etc- the novelty race wu alao a close one but tbe principal feafare of the day wu tbe three comical turu oafs tbe exhibit of cattle cheep pigs poultry agricultural implement etc wu a fino one and broagbt oat a number of compcti- ton from the neighboring townabipt in durbami d hutcheon r alios a son wm dredge tboe bold w pattw ton wm ramsay and john hitching wen the principal exhibitors in grades w b cockbarn puilioch twept the board and james watson m holmes a rbell james adamaon c cameron w elliott james erwin g chiabolm p seven c mcphail d c campbell and r irving a son bad cood exhibiu in abeep the couteat wu a keen one in the cotswold wm rae potlinch captured aix first and two second prize walter laing c cameron and sam scott alao had a number ot good exhibits the leicesten brought to tbe front t wood a norriah john hatband r irving d h taylor t wilson and geo euter- brook in south and other downs w b cockbarn paslinch wu very successful g s thomas d clark r akint j watson and sam scott did well in hogi t wilaon d a i mckenzie j a t mc- henzie and thomu bell were the princi pal prize taken the poaltry display wai a fair one and the birdi exhibited wen in excellent condition guelph icrcirry eramosa exhibition notwithstanding the in variable rain storm the fair is a success as has been the case for a decade it rain ed all day the fint day of rcckwoods show and for a while on friday morning but eventually the weather clearecrand the show waa a success the number of cxhibiton in all classes wu fully up to previouryean and in some departments ahead of anyformer exhibition held in that village the rockwood brass band was present on the ground daring the afternoon and played several selections very creditably considering tbe short time they have been organized in hones and cattle then was a notice able improvement u also in aheep pigs and poultry were not so plentiful as might have been expected but those shown were of a good quality rootg and vegetables wen well represented as well aa fruit of every description the ladies department was fully up to anything ever shown ao was also the dairy produce in domestic manufactures mr samael harris made a display of all kinds of knitted wear this was not entered for competition but as a special exhibit altogether the fair was a grand success and the officen ot the aaaociation are to be- congratulated for the manner in which everything passed off the gate receipts were very satisfactory about 120 having been taken in a grand concert was held in the town hall in the evening at which some good talent was present the hall was filled to the doors with a very goodnatured audi ence miss kate strong of mount forest untortonately was unable to be present owing to seven illness her absence was much regretted by all the work of enter taining the audience fell on the band james fax and john strachan these three l however proved amply sufficient and the crowd went away more than satisfied the band played four selectipns to the satisfac tion of all john strachan gave two read ings and sang three tongs the burden of thework fell on james fax who tang about twelve tonga besides giving two recitations i the audience nearly went wild over hit comic tongt and he was repeatedly encored to all of which he goodnaturedly respond ed mn dr drftlen played the accom paniments in her usual excellent manner and the society it udder deep obligations to mn dryden for gratuitously assistiug them guelph utrald tobehanoedonnovib df tht nlamreftllt murderer h oofe pit murd will out wsaijaim oet 8 another example of the ipeedy and effective character of cant dlan jortlco wu givin ben today in the trltl convfollon tod mdlenoe of arthur hoyt chamberlain day tht rochester porter wheyon july 27 indnoed bit wife to accompany him to niagara falls and putbed her over the precipice near the wbirlfiol elevated station tbe trial was held before mr justice rote and a jury at the wellaod assizes the trial opened at 10 oclock and within twelve hours day had been convicted and sentenced to be banged on tuday nov hah been ttrtd to tin pretarpt nio of ayerirlu twtka by lttjd or tea tre liable to eooittpattoa of other derangements of ttattomtcb tod boweli which if deflected lead to terloot land crfleaiattlcviiimcitmaoe ttenortnr moans of rorreotlofftbeteenrlhi la tbe use of ajrott oeuhtxtlo wilt the wtv tlont aalliurratster would it toon go to tea without hit chronometer at without a supply f these pills tboogli prompt and energetla in centiont ayeri plllt leave no 111 effects j tbey ire purely vosotable tod tugsrootted j tbe ailest mixllclno for old tod young at homo or abroad for eight yesm i wu afflicted with constipation which at but became to bad hum tlio doctors could do no more for mo tlien i began to take anra piiu and toon the bowels recovered ivaniuf an hat ia fourasyi following the time fixed for tbo elocution of rex biichtll the other i reiplar lirtkm foreign murderer who sought canadian oowlamln toil oa which to perpetrate hit crime the prisoner hu maintained a 000 de- meanor throughout tho trial he lirather good looking and dresses nattily during the progreii of the trial be iported t bouquet of dailies in hit coat lapel day comet from a very bad source however nearly every member of bli family bu been convicted of crime lie hit three brothen ill of whom are ex convicts the principal witness sgainst him wu hit tiller mri qoigley tbe presence of a motive wu clearly proven at it wu hown that on july lsih day had married another woman named mary a brlen at canaodalgua under tht name of arthur hoyt tbe latter obtained knowledge of the previoaa marriage and tho crown claimed that it wu to prevent being con victed of bigamy that be removed hit wife who before her marriage wu known u deaerlah chttterioo in addition to the itory given in evidence by mn qulgley and published below the womtn stiles that when her brother crime haboled bim in hit sleep he would cry out there the goot ater sentencing day mr justice rose isid he would mske tbt case a marred one owing to days contusel having taken exception to the admiuion of certain testimony excellent health mn c e clark tewksbury massachusetts i regard ayeri pllli t one of tlie most rollabte general remedies of oar times they litre been in use in ay family for affections requiring t purga tive mid liavo given nnrarjflng atthr tion wu litre fonnd them an excellent rcmch fnr colds and light feven w r woodson fort torth textt for neveral vetn i have relied more upon avnri plllt than upon anything else- la tiro niedlclno cheat to regulate ills than upon anything u ullclno cheat to regulate my bowels and tlioae of the ships crew tficao plll are not severe in their ac tion lint do their work thoroughly i have trscil them with good effect ior the cure of rheumatism kidney troo bleu and dyspepsia cept mncllcr steamship felicia new york city f luive found ayeri cathartic plllt 0 1 a better family medicine for eotn- inon uae tlian any other plllt within my knowledge they are not only very cflcctlrc imt into ami pleasant to take r- qualities which must make them inliicd by the rmhllc jules hauel perfumer philadelphia pa- ayers pills nuriaro vr or j c ayer a co lowomu co i by all ucilen la itedlrtpta l wxstu one thoaund cottomerl to parcbaaekzllt btoiho pantamade to i order fhll 1390 henderson mcrae co hctqn i staple and fancy drj goods boots shoes and groceries the banner stock of the season great in assort- i l ment pleasing in style honest in quality and reasonable in prices no room for argument give us a chance and we will give you a benefit the world wants the best and the best goods at very best bottom prices is our bonus for their busi ness 1 all goods guaranteed seasonable and warranted reasonable remember the old stand and our 50 cent teas henderson mcrae co new winter overcoatings to hand in english meltons neps elysiums and other black manes orders respectfully solicited shaw grundy merchant tailor8 guelph the- golden lion guelph st agatbt i cutting clover with mower when one of the horses kicked over the tongue tnd broke it off tha boy wu not strong enough to hold the bones tnd wu thrown off the machine on to the knives the left hand wu cat off and found in the field tod hit leg wu to bmbroidery ou cottoiij netiie bel miss j llaver jelly cake by hamilton cpffej mntitated that it bad to tie amputated 4 ataco mlu oollop aboyo the knee the victim ibved 3s boun fanoy qnllt by kelly bros miu toltcs embroidery on mullit mrs g htrill l pair raited woollen mliu by w wu miu tolton- i litmt thoi miller 1 mutilated by a mower wooiistocx oot j william waul near 3t 5c white checked muslin cream seersuckers colored seersuckers striped and brocaded dress goods plain challis dress goods 124 pieces lovely prints brocaded sateens 40- pieces 86 ginghams scotch chambra ginghams another 135 pieces flannelette c chambra- double widths 15c printed delaines 5 cent goods iaio colored parasols 25c 5c 5c 5a 5c 5c 6c j d williamson co 5 and 7 wyndham st anelghi 84 oswald st olaagbw i c m french dentist bretfttaeif vltlli aetoa ural aad tibd teihtail lli2 mofitb artlnelal teeth t plalrrow i wanted ytt waxizbk dlltsl btodenl apfljstji h h lrensettrjj v u oi fop sale or exchai the anderalgned offers for asla er ohanga or qtllarbreeds 1 ezeeueti i ihlrs down nm lambs wm sewtor ageuts yantd if yon want to make money tu beu asp v sell ear cbolcel xtrrserr stocfc- xew fc3 3 llmwrtteasatoleefortirnis sl tuy bbtlthebs kunerymn 3n t bocbmtrjr jr v notice bookwood older and qhopphk will art now runninc every day your tnam specuollysoueltil r w bs40o boekwood bept 1st wtt uv foe 8ale abdtim uul wo lot in ih4 tlltua oat4a i ittuted on jbe cgntn of wulow u2 cbartb itrett hiring ard tn4 ul wito trait ttmfeu- on tbe pnmila for ptrtjiji un ftddrem bot ot niebmoaimil out horsieutray stbavsd upon tb vrwmlu of th trndar ilcomt lot 1 coo 7 knmottboqttbetfm- bptmber ft hone with oie honldcr owner will pem prove rroperty pnm uul ui it iw tjohxbopeb wanted a good poahldg salesmen here fbttetttt pay suaranteed weekly couunlsslofl er salary fjolek selling new frolts and bpeciartin wrmen eaa set a coed partes job foe the winter write for fall terms and ptrttculaza feed e young xaraerjrman boeheetet jiy i tenders for wood the aadersictud wu reodrs tenia op to lit korember for thirty cords of wood bodf wood beech tad mple feet loqf deliverai m required at tbe pbblic school sod town halt h- p moobb seatuij acton public su100i acton ocl 6th laaa foe sale or exchsnge for othsr property thheefifths of a cx with ccmforuhle prime boose buble sd other ovtbnild iflgi hard tndioft wiiirr good eudea with excellent urge and small trait boqoln op the premises or by letter to vt m- cbs wd09 actim jobpemnfi ikcludiko books pampbleu peelers bill heeds cixenlsis ac ic exeeoted in the best style of thesrt at moderate prices and oa short notice apilyor address jhp moobe pbei ranted jps local of tratfelinc to sell my gnsxanteed narserriftock sajsry or comrnissioc paid weekly ontfltfree special sttention rireo to beginners workers oeter tail to matte snod weekly wages write me st once for pssticnlsrs tl o geahau kniwrymsii this house is reliable toronto ont 100000 bushels grain wanted p v tlie ondetstened will pay the highest market nriee for good dean wheat barley oats and peas delitered at the storehonses of x a stnx- ray otjl button acttmr icccbas t he wk cash fox hides and sheepskins acton 1xige no 204 looj meek in the oddfellows hall matthews block erery wednesday evexttng vuttee brethren always welcome for copy ot eonstf lotion and laws apply to the anderaigaed or toy of tha members v wwtll1ui8 hhwdkde k o secretary wanted salesmen to sell mnrsery stock all goods warranted firstclass permanent pteaaaot lirofltable positions for the rlxht men good salaries ana expenses paid weekly ubwral in dneements to ednners jco trrerlonx experl- fence deeessary oqtfit fret wrise or terms itinse n v cbabxes h chase nrasorymen k ueotion this paper bocheterx change of justness wakefields mleat market m s ttavtxg bought out the tjuteherina beaks xi lately carried on by e mattbevs w hope bycareiol stteiflom to the wants o ike pabueand always keeping on band the tsry best qoalitf of beef ration lamb teal odrn beef fork and sansaee to merit a fair share of roar pslrynace hamng done bnslneekln canada for tha past years oar reputation srenotxslbility is well known we pay salary and expenses 7romtbestsrtiferstyijilnjrusateusteetox7 so prerioos experience rsqoiteil write fetar terms which are very liberal jstf ore engang with any other flrm r kerialcsdes bradstreets ordonwknan x cos commercial acebrlas well anosm to boxi- aesimen or dtandaxdbankcoiborneonl i chase bbothbb8 compahy nnrseryjoenj oolborne qnt smlcookco obosobtowk uoenaed anctloiieera appraisers vara- ttorti collectors betl estate tad general land agents roa the covsrrxks or- balton peel wnlltagvm btrnooe york- and ontarfo uouey to loan rrom etoo np at sis per oanl- partlet rucinc their tales or other bqitnesa m oar hendswul have the tame promptly attended to at moderate ehargea omca xxd saxjra roouavmill s14 george- town or addresa box 188 8 it ck oo aactloneersi bbxnch omcs 31 qeeea st bast toronto s m cook ft cjo aoouoneers georgetown and toronto valuable property porsaiae tho anderslgned osera the fomowing parcel of proportj for sale apc reasonable terms esqtjesisg i parcel no the west half of lot 17 con x esqacsiiijg 53j acres a tiiubered laud- parcel ko i part hf lot 16 eon 9 esqaeslnc 15 acres about 50 acres nader cnlntstion dwehmfhoaseshln1eiuveaqdleadinc mill on the premises tnuwulhasdoneapktablt traslnea for many years parcel no 3 partof lotuton einesibg 36 acres ou this property situated a frame barn 36x60 shed mitt another mxtd ccuifort- able dwelling hoase and orchard sud uervr fail ing spring parcel no ipart of lot h eou s esaacslng 15 acres parcel no on tbo property is a lotof eboo t cords of hardirdodctitas4 dry f r- parcel no 6 brick bouse and lilacuuiifb hop in tbe tillage of acton two and a ball tillage lots onefifth seek eaeh this property usltnatwcraalainslrwingoodketio4 tbe farm if not soli it wll be rented vuil psttticnlars may he bad upon application personally or by letter to j c r8aees speyawero ss i lrlnoe george of titles tu returned to doty at halifax from a weeks shooting trip through the aontrokt valley near maxville jn the connty of glen- garry jamea atonasgblon and t utile girl were horned to death in their dwelling tha salvailoo armypriaon work baa ex tended to kingston when tbe jailbufda are to be oaoght at they leave tbe peoleoliary i 4t sff jbwrr ifutsuuxi

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