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Tjlo Petiti9A' against the election of
Sir foox9EKI:t OattwOot suddenly 'col-
lapsed •• at; Ingers01 on Monday last
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•' Falsionbridge, and Street., opened the
Court,• r • Walsh nu behalf of the
• C€4.61140# said he had. no evidenee to
eifferquathe petition was accordingly
cito.Oissect,h.In this petition Sir Rich -
with Bon, Mr. Laurier and others
Wire'Chargedwith treason, conspiracy
'anc1;maiv other crimes, and with hay-
• ; -,.3000,10.148 zrom Erastus Wiman and
In his examination Sir
the emus_
7hT;;;;1214Ydrgl'avv":1 ofthepeti-
4" that the charges were
of ,b1uL1 .IUdgment was
iatety pronounced, dismissing
iti�n with mists to be paid by
*Or; declaring - Sir Richard
ea ati,' and declaring that there
7)i:deuce-AP show that corrupt
S.- had intentionally prevailed
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411.":14gge,ateurling event probably
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s'04,k'-,taken place In this or
or,091141' is, expected to come
0 iganuary when the
atch between Cana&
4tetf States curlers. will be
t •-• t
.143,e presen intention to
A opposing sides 'amulet of 100
pr. 800 :follower -a of the
Oeffand.hesom•disporting themselves
Ape together.,The event will
JaCiciiii.lkeraril Lake, or a largo
'rffi:04471,rozeirriihiet fOrMed after
-00° tht0ase balls grounds there.
LH 1cses' on, the lakes this autumn
ye 11been very slight,
.o.iiprevelelre. :6f 'fierce gales, and
hidiatslinnioisteknai intensifying the
n*denins of the sailors: Very, •f
shipping, however, have
een reporte , and in no case.did.a
L'tg‘L'9r30stly vessel meet with any
,'riOnitiiefOrtutie.=':, It is evident that
increased power and size of lake
• ft,and the substitution of steam-
Elifi,kg) ler schooners. which has been
; Ong on at a rapid rate in recent
tyeare, together with the improvements
harbors of refuge, have greatly
leogeiiiit the dangers of late tall naviga-
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iss Mary Henderson is visiting
1103 MtiniciPOZ Ele0im .of the
LADIgs 4ilENTLFAMT *
Raving 1204 noir
Emovo for this Wwilahip for the.
past eight yew% and wishing to retire
from the satee, do now pul?lioly infq
you, do that yon May lie enabled to
'ohookle some other person to fill the
said position, and hereby accept my
sincere thanks for the hearty support
yon.have given"me and for the confid-
ence reposed in me during my term of
EteeirReszeree.afliiire•,.'Aer ...-jterrirlereshre.e.....errm.,=.0,12.4.7=4,re.e.virartr
• Yours faithfully,
• JANES GAUNT.
Whitechurch, Dec. 7, 1891.
PRESBYTERY OF 4111AITLANO.
The Presbytery of Maitland met at Wing -
ham on December 8th. Rev T Day idsor., M
A. moderator. The Rev John Stewart on
vesentaticei, nertifieate 1.G1pi Pres.
bytery was recognized as a minister without
charge, residing within the bounds of the Pres-
bytiwy, and was invited to sit as corresponding
member, The Rev K McDonald tendered his
resignation of the pastoral charge of Ashfield •
congregation. It was agreed to cite the session
and congregrition to appear for their interest
at an- adjourned meeting of Presbytery to b
held at Lucknow on Tnesday.22nd bast, at 1:3
pm. The Rev J Stewart was appointed to xea
citation to the congregation next -Sabbath 13t
• inst. An obituary notice regarding the death
of Mr George Chaplain, 'elder in Pine Rive
congregation was adopted. Mr R Doug
read an overture to the General Assembl
• anent the procedure of bueiness in that court
The overture was referred to a committee to
report at next meeting. It was agreed tha
the assessment for the Presbytery fund for th
ensuing year be at the rate of seven cents pe
family. The representative elder from Lang
side was instructed to furnish the Presbytery
at next meeting with a full report of the num
erigal and financial strength of the congrega-
• tions. Messrs McNabb, Hartley and Geddes
were appointed to look after supply for Lang -
side till March meeting. The Assembly's re-
mit re instruction for catecbists was approved,
The following were appointed to visit aid -re-
ceiving congregations and to report at next
meeting. Belgrave, Messrs Hartley and Max-
well; Pine River, Messrs Murray and A (Jamp-
bell' ; Dungannon and . Port Albert, Messrs
• Andersen and R E Lane. .The RevD M Gor
don, B 1). of Halifax, was notuinated as mod-
erator of next General Aesembly. Messrs
Hurray and Ross were appointed to address a
public meeting in connection with the presen.
tation of the annual report of the Presbyterial
W F M Society. The 1)reabytery recommends
to the General Assembly the appointment of a
missfron secretary to stiperinteiid the ltome and
foreign mission work of the church western
section and nominated the Rev Dr Cochrane,
of Brantford, for the office of secretary for the
home ani foreign mission work. The Presby-
teryapproves of the plan of college Summer
session for Manitoba college. The remit on
probationers scheme was approved with some
modifications. The Peesbytery also approves
of the remit anent the formation of Algoma
Presbytery. Mr McFarlane was appointed
onvener of committee on the state of religion.
An obituary notice regarding the Rev George
Brown was adopted. The clerk annommedthe
names of charges entitled to send minimison-
ors to the General Assembly. To send Janis-
t ers ; Molesworth, Melville church, Brussels,
Belgrave, Wrox.eter,' Huron. To send elders :
Lucknow,. Knoxchurch, Kincardine, Pine
River, Whitechurch, South Kinloss. It' was,
agreed that the next regular meeting of Pres.
bytery be held in Melville church, Brussels, on
the second Tuesday in March at 1:15 m The
Presnyteryradjonrnecl to meet at LucknOw on
Tuesday, 22nd inst; at 1:20 p.m.
• • JOHN MoNAHH, Pres. Clerk.
Lucknow, Dec. 9th, 1891.
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WEST WAWANOSH COUNCIL'
Met on Sag.urday, Nov. 21st. Mem-
bers all present except -Mr. Todd.
inutes of former meeting were read
e in our
and approved. The treasurer's report
. Murray shipped a fine for October was read, showing balance
souilm our, „Ile. and• receipts er2o.42 with expenditure
vri e , fence 0 Report
•ndteviBIlia Ter TIV-00;frib,grAlig a balance In favor
ng.
oolhouse last
tly Dec. 2Ist has been set apart
e evening on which the Para-
., mount• Association of the' P. of I.
• intend holding their concert. Mr. P.
,rofoorrigan, of Holyrood, has been se-
.rclas chairman, and. the leading
, 'lent of Ifiniknow, 'Ripley and sur-
Onntling coOltry has bee*secured and
• the evening be favorable a good
!time is anticipated. Come everybody
',- and enjoy a pleasant time in Para-
T• he Rev. Mr. Renner, parson of
ope Church, PAram.onnt, will change
ptilpits with Rev. Mr, Cook, of Olivet,
'next Igabhath.
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1 ST. RELE/VS.
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• MISS McDonald, of St. Ifelens, Wag
(presented by her Sunday School class
eitthe .61h Con. West Wawanosh, on
41te basket,
photty last ' with a beautiful silver
. Prom the number of Marriage
recently issued, the ministers of the
. %rent congregations at Elt. Ifeiens
. 1 Belfast will have busy titzte of it
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ing the Ohristtnas
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• We are offering thisareelc a line of 2
eavy Twilled Dress .C49pds
Worth 20c for 14 I -2c per yard, net cash. It is the
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For winter dresses, in the market.
WM. OONNELL.
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Go straight to the Leading Stove Depot if you want a
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We have now on hand a large and well assorted stock, and would ask those
who want a stove either for
Goat or
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To call and get our price before going- elsewhere, as we are bound to under sell any of
• our competitors_this season.
• N. Be—Special attention given at this season of the year to cleaning and moving stoves '
and stovepipes. •
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Is the time to get Cheap Millinery at
MRS. SMITH'S.
A 'discount of
20 PER CENT.
ON ALL—
Millinery Goods,
ButtheBost
• IT JS THE
CH APEST.
Having il'ecured the sole
agency of he justly :cele-
brated
Porcelain Lined
„•CO der Pump
Manufacture(
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00111ifli011 Pt mp WAS
Rothwe
by the
For this sect
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quest lot 16 -
laid over till next meeting.
.An ace
not being accompanied by
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eon J • si
And a discount of
tbe required petition,. the matter Was '64T
for gravel, atnountipg
to $10.22, was presented by Cullis
Bros On motion of Messrs.• Rowers
and Gibson the claim was laid over
until next meeting, in order to ascer-
tain if the claim be a proper one, the
gravel in question being donsiderod as
allowance.
having been taken from the road
The Reeve was appointed to arrange
with the municipality `of Lucknowas
to the distribution of the balance com-
ing to the township from the Land
Improvemene fund.
Moved by Mr. Bailie that Alex
Rose ., be paid $3 on condition he
accept that amount in full for his
claim in filling gravel' pit ; no seconder.
Moved by Mr aibson, seconded by
Mr Powers, that the road commission-
er of the district engage a man to fill
in. the pit---Oarried.
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ry account woo laid
Brune, over until next meeting.
After passing trmumber of accounts
the council adjoizrned to meet acCord-
ing to statute on December, lfith.
R RMtmen, Clerk.
Robert Lowe
1, Ont.
ion of the — •
'counties of Huron an
suitable for eve
all Other Goodsfor
fill all' orders
well, promptly.
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FARM ' FOR SALE
owf Thomas Mullin, comprising 200 acres
RE PROPERTY OP -THE LATE
good land, .Nos. 5 and 6, •Con. II, 41.8h -
field. • 120 acres are cleared., and the
particulars apply to
rot:Wilder is good maple hush. For further
• 'MALCOLMMcDONALD,
Executor, .Lucarrow
BOARS POR seRince,
Ina E UNDERSIGNED VVISTo
ELES
form the farmers of this section that he
will keep for xerviee at Lot 8, con. 7. (ED.)
.
Ashfield, a thoroughbred .Berkahire Boar, also
guffolk Boar. Term5-1.00 at time 'of set
vi e. J. FINNIGAN, Dugannon. 4-48
BOAR FOR_SERVICE
rrIRE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO IN -
form the farmers of this eeetion that he
will keep for servioe at lot 22, con. 2, ICinloss,
payable at time ce.
a thoroughbred Berkshire bor. Terms, $1,
of servi00
4-933 WM. DA "Iirffipzi;
Langaido P. 0.
• My prices Wil
/ower than any
class Porcelain
Cylinder pump
market:
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be found
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ucknow.
Bu.
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ebn. 7. Malmo, containirm
les, There is a good log
and it is fairly well irelerj
splendid supply of runi4hi.
desirable stockfar Tffeli
in the 'United Statesis a
bargain will be given.
signe, who will show the
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SALE.
"PLACED IN MY
•west half of lot 18
Ig fifty acres more o
house on the premise
proved. There ia
ng water and it is a
e owner who reside
xioun to sell and
pPly to the under
itY.
4oFS,
moVti P, 0, Ont.
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FARM ellitOR SALE
100 "R".96 ACRES CLEAR.
Being the south halves of lot 53
and 54 in the Township of Kinlss, ono mile
east of Lucknow, Good grain and stock farm,
web fenced and in a good state to cultiate.
A never failing creek runs through four field.
Two good wells and pumps; good bearing
orchard. All seeded down but 20 acres. Barn
40 x 76, frame house 18 x 24, and a log house
18 x 26. There are fiyo acres of fall wheat.
2NGT.T3 KERR
On the premises, and if by letter box 115.
Lucknow,