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P. R. TICKET AGENT.
AST, C. N. W. TELEGRAPH CO,
Opn. Brunsw c t Horse,
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FRIDAY. JAN FABY 18, 1891.
Detente/hie apparatus, try the aid of
witiclt impressiotre web on the eyea
of murdered persons *►ax be repro-
duce(ae r amagit►g, i etineony against
the criminal.
Tan vacancies in tale Ontario Logia-
lature in North Perth, North and
•curb 2.1orfolk, and "East Durham will things that will 73t,(1re gniekly turn away
be tilled 1, elections to ba held era the desirable intending settlers or investors
. Y eecti
1 than the
`2i3,•d haat. in North Perth, Dr, .from this: or any other' fawn. a
Ahrens, who, vacated the seat, rather discovery that the rate of taxation is
than diafl!•i4ncliise the riding at the relatively too high. Now, we do not
mean to say that we aro a great deal
comitlg EeBsion of the Legi'slatnre, is worse off financially than some of the
DEO, Tnet
economy in the
1Ciwn'aitairs is now,
attsorbiug intents%
ratepayer of the tow
ing that hitt a mo
upon the energy an
pie than high t
y
Cu'root..
or wise On. Wednesday everting of last weep,
of our a bright light may have been keenvs, otic of ' shiutn front every window in the
litftll ` house of far David Mo17Uoweld, 8th
'lusVa c.
'Sandhi last wasp, grand dad for
the de,iloatoly servie of ti'le new
laietltodiet °hotoh.. ' presttlthlttt of
the• Guelph Ounfere. tare IU(:v' 1).r
r thorn isnoth- cert, tlulroea, betokening lialauO annals of''Gran,
q #HdrtitHrt l t�xecla,it 10 His 30 eand inn dwas.
to
_dopres$irik effect t t some happy event i
enterprise of a neo- . the family history, trod crowds hinuall � fine of thought
and
ti'i► piratt n. et .o
There are few eraltle were to be seen owning
na ear. J nn eloq y!t( and instructive sermon at
pouits. of the compassand
disappear. t �,
1 l d 2.80r and the 1 it eideut agent et tttgllG,
The utTerinetti of the people were lance,
and every eervie wile crammed to the
doors, The inuei(:.al and literary en•4
terttil4aine, -tit, ;�'1f1aO taveil1tfl Wa's
snpe�rb. Thl/te addt'esoes1lof Dr G.ritiiu,
para: in and 1Zev James Li)ingeton,e" of Lis.
once more the merry wedding. Peals i towel, were britt tail of mirth - and
burst forth which briug juy and ;glad- wisdom. At the close, the Rev .1 13
ness to the hearts of. both old and I Wallwin, the Pester, atctnrninued that
youne. The,eereutony wee,performed the debt of the new church had been
byliev IT llialcuiut, the bride being wholly met, and about 8101) over, for
assisted by Miss 1,tenlo% • Dever T PIA ' fence and the; (Additional shed. The
the groom by Mr J•Button, of. Witte!, greatest jay and gratefulness prevailed.
ltaln. After the usualcougratulatiooe `Tile music and singing were exec) ant..
t 'supper Next Sunda., Cooduotor W K Snider
and u
reseutatiuiis a buuutttu pP y
was partaken of, after which thu even- , will preach at 10 30 aud.7 p on, awe
ing was spent" in a very enjoyable 1 Rev Julie Soo%t, 'Al A, , in the ewe
seeking re-election. He is opposed by
Mr. Thos• Magwood, of Morniugton.
The probabilities are that a Dr. Ali rens
it b returned with a largely g
ETaTORIai, NOTES.
THE Ontario Legislature will meet
for the dispatch of business oi,i Wed-
nesday, tt e lith of )'ebrnary next.
I is said that next 'Saturday's Can, -
Lula fxz. ette, will contain a proclama•
tion calling the Dominion Parliameut
to meet an the 26th of February next.
towns suvrounding us,but what we desire
is—and what filo intelligent anal enter-
prising citizens of our town. desire—ie
Zvi e o ' that Win ham shall be the mostdesir-
creased majority. able town in the county of Huron for a
roan or family to take up residence' in, or
Tao, annual meeting of the West invest their capital -be.
Huron Conservative Association was Well, how Aali we eeQnoin:me and still
held at. Smith's Hill, on Monday last, keep up the necessary local improve.:
when all the old officers were reelected, merits ? 1et. Dispense at once with the
si11y and-unlecessary •exltenditt-re of
tL 'rosolutiu►t" of cgnfid.once in Sir ea or WO a year on a town policeman.
John Macdanald and his colleagues, We have no, need for such an ornament
was passed, as well as age thanking in our midst, What we do really need'
Mr. J. M. Roberts for. the able fight is, that every dollar expended by o'ulr%
heacre in contesting the riding last town counoil will tell -upon the moral or
'o Made material .development net •our 'town.
June age}est J T. Gar -row, 11i. P. P. find, Let theta be no illegal orunneceseary
All tire" speakers laid great stress on grants raps by the oaurleil, as is. some -
the necessity of getting the names of times the case. No doubt but that the
Conservativeq••on the Doiilinion voters' .,present counoil, like its predeoessors,wiil.
lists 'eat the earliest opportanity." be appealed to for grants to: assist "this
i institution;" or "that enterprise," but a
THE Be.vDr. Potts, of Toronto,, prudent husbanding of the funds of the
during his sermon last Sunday, spoke town to be expended in pitblio and
warmly in deprecation of the habit permanentimprevem,Ots,.isundoubtedly
lean eo le of maligning the what the ratepayers of'the town desire,
many p
Ws send out as a supplement to the
items, a +1ohip of the great speech de-
livered by Sir Richard Cartwright, at.
Chatham, a short time ago, It, will
well repay perusal.' . .
D1n.,A, M&Ti3nsos-, of the Stratford
Hewn, has been appointed hussar of
the Institute for ilie' Deaf and hums
e. •at Belleville. s' Mi.. ' Matheson is a
gentleman of ability,and. will .do honor
to' the position. '
AT the convention of 'the Eastern
' Uutatio Dairymen's Association, held
iu Brockville last week, a resolution
eriee adopted asking the Government
to establish ,three sohoela for" the pure
sd of imparting • instruction in
tying.'
,' Vnicnow, a noted'German stir-
tto , "is\.of opinion that the experi-
xitenta with I ,oeh'Q lythph wi,1I attest
its uselessness as a cure foe consuwpe
tion, and bases his' opinion upon the
many.. failuree' which. have' already
been reported.
SPA% time ago it was. found • neces4
stir to expose William Jones,; the
Y
utenaging director of the (.tion Prove-
&e -tit Life and Live Stock Association,
'rorouto, as a. fraud••Tlie government
appoia acblurtii:ssinn to enquire into
.. concern,
and now
the 'end t.
e
4
J..nes' le missing a�. lite office is otos,
rd,
A Preerzapren coalventu tleiberale
• ill be held in eliorontei •doth- ,' etrr e.
will
art+:. The near approalh of a g.eleeerak
'lection. and other. realions, has tlo`:.
aided. Mr. Lawler and the represents.
ire leaders of -,,lee party, in :Q Itario an
Lis course. Wt - hope the liberal
ssociatiotrs ; . in tl, is suction wikl, can
eetiugs and select delegates,. to attend
r:inportent gatbeeiwg ':The date
the meeting will lie givers: >it a jutur s
•rte.
AT the last meeting of the 'Ontario
rinuttural and Arts.:A,ssoc'i,ateon, it
resolved That, this A,adooiation
e to each electoral( distract Atgelpal.
Society in the Vroviuce, once
er and one bronze medal, tb be
oepeted for upon each conditions
d regalatione as ivay b adopted by
h electoral district board;, and they
id suggest that the oath epa ttons
la tins" be that.
thea v m. be `cope ethd
Ek given fry tlle,ly h
by` arrirels' owned within the
dories tef' the iteipetstive'eleotorir,C
ing within the doors of the ig rte.
house, which seemed for the time
being to be the centre . of attraction.
�,.t 0.15 the happy event took . plaeee,
which waa. the utiiti.ug of Miss Maggie
111o1)ouald to Frank Dover, of Michi-
gan bottle cf wedlock, and
among, .
mortal standing of the men in public andwhat they sincerely, trust that the
life: ,As soon as •tri
h . d appearsawe present :council will curry out, More
a
again.. • ' WAToHfiiaN.
candidate for a public efface, the
doctor declared,:a rot of 'little fellows ' tutu Forra nue ntanettoa,
begin,barkin athis heels. 1 tell you,he The committees appointed by the East
and West•Euron Teac h:ore Associations
•
i•xelaiitred with fersor;it fsa•pocr educe
your .to"arrange for an examinatioq:for he fifth
tionof gung to picture to
forte of the Public Schools, met in Chin,
then} our legislation and representives ton, on, Saturday, Jan.1,0th, and agreed.
in Dominion, PreVincial or civic afiuirs . to the following regulations:
as bankrupt in .character. The fact 1. TheQstitninationshallbeheld atthe
is that in no bouritr.,y in the world are same time es, the uniform promotion ex=,
the Hien in politica,} life of butter aminatioryti;
2. Eagle leacher obeli preside over his
character, and: it, is a of
pre°. own pupils and examine their papers.
tice'thie crying down " of the public 3.. The.' inslseotprs. shall prepare and
men of the Dominion, the Province or distribute the papersxon application of
the City. . the teaele ice.a • t:
- Irl is, recent address Sir Ticbard The fpiloWing are4the dt}tails `o t the
. ', . ciouree regitireci :.• '. ,
(3artwlf ri",ht uuilde .a: otlUslirniC; but well- Reading -Sate as form 1, of High
deserved,, reference 'to •the apologists school course.
for cot-ibine rule•e who continually • Grammer—The public" school gram -
lir to alaout 4isloya}ty of establishing man f eeritsn-
a complete reciprocity treaty with 'the' •: neeitlon—The structure ot
• cote and ;paragraphs, paraphrasing of
nited the s ddI sa pie, expansion and`oontraotion of 'prose
1'4s for the twaddle about reciprocity+'passages, synonyms, correction of errors,
being disloyal, I'hitee dealt with it _so themes.owfamiliar subjects and{the pre-
often elsewhere 1 will not stop to do eoribed text, familiar and ixusinoss
more than.glunce at it now, How • lettere.' (Text,for next. year °Iv'anhoe").
dare these men who copied the Atner- • English Poetteal. leiterattiro-Intelli-
gent comprehension of and familiarity
loan tariff in �878
whohave a1n
P
Oe
ed
vithtoa ollAee
'tests
High
School
'duties of 30, 0, 50, .ave, in some cases .
`� reader, and ixie?nariz,ation' of the finest
of 100 pet` cent an' i,'rttieh goods ; wire, patssages contained in the same : "The
have driver about 1,006,000 of British Merchant ofenentce," "Rule Britannia,"-
subjects -into . ax, ire whose watchword "The Isles of Greece," "The Glove and
„ l; •
a :few gears age was it the N • P was the Lions," "My .Kate,""A Dead Ross,"
ad Br:itieh cnn1ieetiou so wee, (`Cane, bottomed chair,' "Hanging of
b_ the Crane, Return•• of the Swallows,
the woyse for Rritesh connection—how . ie; Dawn Angel. ,'" "To " Winter," Le. Rot
dare they prate of loyalty, to tea "-flaw Z Est Mort."
Sr, we have had •a, • stir'teit of share Histo .:and, Gleogrephy—The loading.
loyalty. It is riche to dee who are events. Of CAnadiaxi history, geography
the real 1oyaliets of 1890 -the true of forth Airteitiien,and British Empire.
Arithmetic anal Mensuration—Tnteeest,
spiritual descendants,' if you ciente to •
, diaeo, int, stoalts and shares, loss axed.
.that, oaf, the men who, saved Canada gain, pattnership square and cube root
for the British Crown ahundred years meaatare eut of surface and reotangulea
ago. The trite :loyalist is the matt Bolide,. -
who does all that lies in his power to. Algebra --Elementary- rules, factoring
tractions, simple equations of one tin.
remove all goose of differdnce a(htl to k noivn:gnantity, simple cement by the mast friendly ties the ' Huolid-�•-Book.1, prop. 1 to 1(f,• easy
two great divi>yions oik tete :Eng- deductions. "
lieli race ; he: is the Han who $colt Keeping—Pages 1 tcs 86 of Mc,
'erill 'make it ;possible for Oauae Lean'ellook keeping.
Writing—Copy beach No. 8 or 9. -
thane to live and laroaper in O:itlada— :;DravOing--Any two hooka of High
who will enable. Oenadiati fanners to Behoof eourae for p'oxm1.
keep their farms without sinking into Optional Kornis—SAn�bjeotseit1 e) Tom'•.
f,;anaut,a or sorbet he is the Mad who V 1 e ! uabeetB : Itea$iini�-gg 5,(►t;Grom-
1 1' 100Com�ppo sleloty 100 7Pestiogl
]',titerature100, Ilia rY and. A
liner by all in a►nusetueets of ; noon at 2 80.
various kinds and all went home at an
early hour well pleased with ehe enjoy-
ment of the evening. The following
Z etlan.d..
Mss Mina Pelton and Mss Lizzie
area few of the preeents received by Switzer from vicinity pf Attwood, `etre
the • bride, along with oth[re too nulU- IS
Kt blr Jolirl Prlton's."--D11.
arcus to niontion :—Set af °ulna, t I/mime 0,eeenegee of E ulit'u, former-
ly of () aliforuia, is, visiting at Mr ' G
Thomst'u's., lie was engaged by a
large lumbering conipeny there and
zen teaspoons, I• dozen desert spoons, t spi,a'ks -well of the country.--- 4rs l,t
2 pair vases, wine -set, water set, 2 Qriis, from tier l3;uevitlp, is sick at
napkin ringat, 4 tea trays. ser father`s, Dar 7.'evvit - 'ther0101
-was at
(Intended as tttBtt98UOi) - tneet►u[� of the Patrons of Industry
Our annua1%4,
school 'tueethxg ns
No 3 ,held at ,Nr Jaines Wilson s, ou elle
passed oft: very_ nuietly, Mr J Mo:r evening of Jetnuary 12th. •--= ivltse
being elected l;rurstee for. the "ensuingMaggie l!ilelf ghlfn, of 4irin'ghatn,
term.—,1rs tOlow, relict" of the tate visited at Mr F Thomson's during last
Jolin 01ow, and family, of 'Michigan, 1 week. --Skating parties are'prentleut
aro visiting at Mr J Welwood's, and I in these parts, and many a beginner
intend. speuding•the greater part of the • has suffered front it.
clock, cruetsttiild, 8 butter dishes, 3
prelt.e dishes, -2 breakfast cruets, dozen
knives and forks, dozen knives, k do•
winter in •Ounada.--`lee enjoyed. a
soft snap on New Year's day. --Our
new teacher. eoan enced on Monday,
and has taken up his abode at Mr J «
l'ickell'ts. _Thea population of Culross
is still on the increase, the last arrival
is in the fancily of Mr Irwin Jackson.
-=W S McKay wrenched his back . on
New Year's and has not been able to
get around since; : Mack thinksw• that
he comes in feria-gore'"than a fair share
of ntis€ortunes:ee r
elfant.
(enewn 9 riT Oi t„15C'I881Ti,•).,
. Mr James r iojnpeon; sr, still con-
t uueB in a v y�clow, ooridi.tion, and
slight hopes art:rent,ertained of.his re-
covery. -ielr W, Crosly,''. Jr, is at
hoine at preieeti , He has been eu
gaged at leis trade, blackeneitli•ng, in.
the southern 'part of the county of Ox.
ford durixig past year —Mr W EI
idaabett is als8 •honie for his holidays.
He is pttshin►„forward in order to bee
come. air ill Deabortly. . We wish liim
success,—Qhri,etmas: 'evening a tea -
meeting was 'held iu •Hieckett's town
church, whfeli4 rovwd a grand success.
After satisfying the wants of the • tit-
ter 11
I
t04 0.
tier mai-, thea ,dteuce wereeu
• t k rs
Rei
N 11
s a e It.
f. o i
the I f;
edbyt p
l 4,,
Revs Mr
• e
•[i 11,
,s
Mr Crowel,.Q1.•�ltiluteuliuu ,
Coiling, and M J intro❑, of '• Luoknow,
Readings, recItati'ous and singing was -
also in order. Tile prot'•eeds are . fur
the benefit olt, the ,Sabbath Stiliool,
Mr and Mrs, I eluCrostie and 'family
are visiting friends at' the Nile -'this
week. --Mise Maggie , elcOrugtie land
Master Stewart Pritchard, of Forest,
are the gi ata:of .Det, J. McOrpstie, Oahe
Turnberry'•
An association of. the Patrcite. of,
Indnstry was organized .at Holmes'
scbool house on 1Vatnesdny evening.
James Silnpson (teacher), President,
and Fred Hardie, Secretary,
tt`ittrls,
b to time of fhe murder elute Mc=
l' d
St., Helene.
Tenders are asked fcu• the rebuilding
of 13ethel church, which is situated on.
the 10th concession of West Wayeane
ask. Tile new .structn a 'vitt•.. toe a:.
cntnrnodionb buildin=g, and will'; be a
credit to the Methodist body.
Draught Horse Breeders' Society.
The. annual meeting of the Dotnin-
ion Draught Horse )3reeders' Society
was held in Clinton, on the 17th Dep.
From the report it appears tlntt the
Society is in a good,posiiion,fiudncially
and nemerioatty, probably not. equal•
led' in elle history of any other stud
book on this continent. There is a
membership in•good standing of eotne
275, and a cash balauoe in the; bank
of 62,1,74, with cash in hand and.other
assets, amoutttiug to some $300�more.
The second volume of the•stud book,.
edi rees of
'salts.
o t a
ra
issued, cn t
lust is t .d
J
u P
802 stallions and 598, mares, , maki»g
the total number of pedigrees record-
ed in.both volumes 1,059 stallions and
1,082' )nares. nee entries n•iw in for
the third volume 'make a good begia-
ning for a still larger book than either
of the others. The total reoeipts
since • last meeting have been over
$1,000. Officers elected,:_President,
.Icahn Meldillan; M. P;, Oenstanea;t,
Vice -President, D. Miltatosli, V. S.
B uoetield ; 'Secretary,Janles Mitchell,,
Goderich ; 1reasurter, • John Aiken.
head; 1, S., Goderich.
Will legislate against monopolies— n-ar , . ,fir .an ra h�y
who will vindicate yettr fteettont to." ,1.00► :Arithmetic_ and Mensuration 150,
tray and gall fu such tilni.ltets tits sort igebra 75, Euclid 75 13ook-keeping 100,
' rittng fi0e Drawing 50, T emi}T@.taneetattd
you, best , kLe t►rid clone other is the 1`1'ygierie 50, Agriculture
true and gentile* loyalist, loyal to the r -• '
true ititereete of the Banish L;.p,4.11'►re• r A fatal fire ooccured at teledlati,l last
a al which is et more cur;pal; Sl d t orning resulting ,a the
l 1"" d 01 Dan ltl+a4ltllirtrayti
week.. • '
lenfarxoW.
Mr ,Tohn .McDougall and wife, of
Kent, have returned home after spend
ing a few weeks with friends here.—
The Misaee McDougall have 'returned
to "C intoe, after , a lengthened stay
with -reeds here,— Messrs Aikeuhead,
of Stiuiley, end Lomita", are visiting:
frieuda "here. -••- John Geinntill,. of
Mieh:igeti,, smiled on hisftieztds here,
after being abtleut fourteen years."
ilisseCeilaon, of Iiowick, spent it few
days last week with•Mt..s Bella Wylie.
.— lijeth Iliggins has' gone to Toronto
to consult. the, nred-cal staff regarding
the t;aatrdition of his hand. -As Paul
Powell and his brother were felling a
tree, it eai ht• a sap Inc which flaw
up and ittrtwlc hitt in the face, The
pule in some. way interfered with t ,,e
praetor, An Association of 1 h Patrons of
industry seas organized. at Zetland on
Monday evening. Wit Currie, Pres•
ident and Malcolm, Lamont, Secre-
tary. •
The detnila of the failure of the J R
Potts Salt end Lumber (Io show it to
have laeett the most disastr. ns failure
in the history of Michig,lt.. The to-
tal rlieect indebteduese is $903,846.
and dee • totitl assets are $678,790,,
leavtiitg a deioiency of $-:125,055..
Alex'lhylor, of lilt 20, Maitland
con,, Huron 'roa'd, Ooderielt .township,,
has tied for over 61 years on his pre&
eat fart, coming to the township ai
1 f d 1 t Julie, }829. Luring alt these yearn
axe; whieb fell upon- and penetrated :he has not been one month ofl thratlult•
the muscular Pare of lii4 .li=ft arid, I sickness,, and to -day bids .fair to see
cutting a deep gash itnd psrtialty err- another decade or two. When he
,aurin;; the boas. His matey "Errands I first catn,ts to the ninon tract but
taut?. to. ring ay t a wish hire u speedy recovery from thfe.I father carried tltetr seed cord' : on lag,
tlr6'rro le t!f ,Kincardine, but foe Rome 'striates accident. Lack all the way Erato London,
driving
is, near Cu!nbeilan y► �r feat»
as be'1 that the visage the best interesta bat foment •al U ittd hint,`
rite who strangled drew Canada ; and therefore. soh a, lojtt><ilst,, tigers employed t,u, "rite INidianti +'tee %• cat crib and *calf, the only :grit ti•to' tkte:
• , i lte'uiideratandta the position, wil}, ha 'Press. MMGtliivray+ was rootnmg in ' ltrauk being the tstirveyo s Week marks
Ott Pte-- rtktlsed on Ellra'i if the 01 it I ti e, 'and although firs W A, ; opsh, rtf li of Mci,t`:od,1 on the trees, ItSr Taylor Is one of the.
g , " , ey'ira. This the meet ardent advocate of fail, f5e4tr called was 'unable to find hilt way out 13 W T, is home 'vhtl.iug her pnrtint•e, veterans who went to Wutpole 1814114
mdtrlh` ` wad with 00unci wasepl aced. The Isa. wadi. Mr and Mro.A`ilest.H4toot 1r 1.eecG daring the McKenzie trouble of 87,.
04 4uei labatrst anti itinattcren, the greatest to •oat:, bort watt' baldly'-burtredr M-O� ' II in eke employ of Sienseor teLaren,, arid' he helped to GO dewf the orient-
.
cilli leiett E ,, �yy y who h an ' • a r*.nilrat n ilftereetr :ria at -forest drat et'wd 0W alt .;. $ . ,...cS
,� 'G°lre frurrrlM�a �y lof
l�n;gi'lalaKttptntking uativu twit thee ittoea i3t11itrray x. ,,f�,tltt:tr` . MO* t Td* . rt .k;,y . C�' . . .. c; .... ,.
dtk, r wtr 1' Wrt l ,.;,.eft t. 4., t�GiP t'tttrs iatel-'
, 1taie thea omt.11 ".• . • Diva. t ,. i 1
w ,tit: 4rt ,. Cir. .?i tisitis • •011 Alt
atop Y L N.
1
t ax )$I04t ak. A4
alk ax
Tho electors
Jim Ott ..foam .d c
neewithatendit,
-IID uitmher of t,
tut hear Sir tZ
ct*. titeitnpurt,
vccll}ostyhig the
teeming wag ►.t,
Hall, the large
ht;;t•,% which a
It td ktute l,liea
a'. y tut' the oct.
Sir Rielta;a.
train ill tate tuft
the station by
l efurtnera. !1
teniae ace of 1!
1'., where lia•w
along with ,4
in tubers of tin
in.' the pieeidt
lee.forirt .Aseo(
lI i.lop0ccupii
hiCit ati alta nib
Lichee, whose 1
,interest to the
nl,iw on/ the p!a
'i'li�l$.• 1X 1't,tjrllin
douaid; 11.1'
J-i.v, J. U. Mt
• l t twsa, Rev, ,
J. Tottea.t; 8.
dent, 11144 7
Niue .rrestdent
tion ; Tomei
ler, Tilos Gil
It'o,.
\V.rtuatotil, RoWbintr
el i.ler, J aunt
Douglaa, Ant
Jubn:W
chips, J.itsou ].to;
Eiger; R. 13
local Reform
Dlr. re
briefly, thanJ
),andsutne 1n
returned hi
seuibiyat tin
An addre
East Eiding
Sir Richard
that gentle;
ous terms,
Teview the l:
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