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FRIDAY, SEPTE\1BER 23, 189',0,,
EDITORIAL NOTES -
Di DW.UID
OTES,Evw.+ltn BI.Aicr, will be given
�i ,a banquet by the Toronto Young Mons
i Libeeal Olub, on the eve of his de•
i parture for Cngleaud to take Ilia seat
in the Lnglish House of Comitions,
AN Ottawa dispatch says the Gov-
ernineut has renewed tL•e contract.
with the .Allan line for carrying ,the
Canadian mails to. Great .Britain. foa
twelvemonths from Dec % nsxt on
the same terms as this year.
Tia Toronto LVews: The Central
i Farmers' Institute in February dell+r•
k' ad for Free trade by on overwhe;l"is,g
majority. The Dominion Trades and
Labor Congress latelv,wbilti not. adopt.
in-\ a formal resolution, :practically
r;
i its approval of t)ze same
exlprEssed
p.,tiov. Smce the farmers and artisaus
'4 have both pronounced in favor of ter.
ohang;e the practical polixicitzn will not
be tong, it, getting there too. The
Nrtri'"til Policy, as understood by the.
present Government, is at dead duck.
AT .is recent cuoferHnce between the
Praviucial Board of Health and the
Eloiseµ Govurutn"ut it was decided to
fi;•t,t chulera in Ontairo by inspVction,
disitifect,jon and isolation, and not I,y
asteniptad quarantine. Inspectoro
will Ila appointed at' Tort Erie, King -
stun, Suslpeusion Bridle and Niagara,
and at the latter station a disinfecting
apparcatua .will bo erected similar to
that it, use at Grosse isle. In this
Kay the Government hope to Ices
il cholera out without injury to business.
Forestry.
To the 4 liter of the Twits. o
SIR, -Ther" is one. toint in counec
a tion Willi our agrionitural success tea
is rapidly torciug itself on the attentiot
of the country, ottmely, that thruuoh
out our cleared and settled portions o
Ontario most of the reserves of tirnbe
are bring; year . by year intrenche
upon either by the axe, decay or tit
general wealteuit g end drying lip
b tike forest soil, vallbing,r the trees t
blow down in numbers. This last, b
i the way, is often the result of cat.L
Lein; allowed entrance, for the ,'esu
l " of their tramplin; down the e,.rtli ills
eating off every young tare . not ul
destroys what should perpetuate ti
i trees already. -,-.there. However it 'i
there is every; 'chance that Much
Ontario will be destitute lire Imig'
,forest protection so far as the origin
woods are concerned,
Whether for the sake of full at
timber it would not Iva worth while
commence large plantations of it
now `I do not wish to discuss Ilea.
People are doing; it largely in tit.- Butt
But what would suggest is that
! the meantime the only way to prove
the great evils which would result
an unsheltered farming; cotantry sit
sated like. Ontario (a country oriz insil
i hovered with heavy forests and who
neither vegetation succepd so w
nor comfort be at all so attainable
.many ways when dphudeil of tre
would be to plant .alori the expo.
sides of As many farms tis possi
rows of evergrpeu Crops. There
many of thebo�--tbp spruces, b
Xorway and nttilive, the' pities, t
ttedars. all of which I h%Vo in, self s
Y
viinted i„ rows, and iit it few ye
make excellent and itapervioua lyi
bre,tlts Thty fire isltsily obtilitted.
the States tiiey )tet' sold in ►anti+ tit]
hers when from Tint ft'ur to six inial
hiollti, at 3 is $0 it tit lisnnd Ass(( u
elixtalwisig, their small bulk on
". ioyt t,ns tinpilp in fr+�lrrhT. (' enptaiy
tlr�+ dtrirtvilml wavy $yin( th"y corild
0,
toduood as cheaply here Large trees
course Cost more, Then thitro are
L more. 'part% of Oiztario plenty of
dung evergreens growing in unused
aide or on I the border%of woods Whialz
transplanted into. rows when young
ronld answer well, avid which, Qan he
Afton had vrithout charge, dooiduous
rtes are generally planted, though
hey are not half the 1150, giving is
Halter i i winter because they take
'oot easier, but if care be tultan to
resp the evergreen roots covarod slid
hoist till they are planted, getting;
;ona roots with thAm if possible, they
will suoceed as well Its the other.
Whoever aivba a few days in so pro-
teoting his farm will be able 1 have no
doubt in %. few years to sell it if lie
choose for a thousand dollars More
than if +she work had not been done.
111y object ill writing this letter
however was principally to inform
your readers that the forestry report
for this year is now beingy distributed
and will be sent free to all who give
me'their addresses..
Yours truly,
R. W, Phipps,
2511 Richmond St.
Toronto, Ont.
rnvtilling ; Messrs Cauiaron, Holt
11011uee, $200, law expanses ; Dukl' tic
Stewart,. $6,17, lutnberfor culvert, U;
Duff di Stewart, 61.30, wood for indi
g;aut It $11rigley, $6, charity ; 1Vzii
Duncan, $8, 0bnrity ; J llutharford,
$2, fence viewer's feaa. ; Will Stewart,
00, care of indigent; John Burgess, $3,
bonds for drain, ata. The Clerk was
instructed to .notify James Parish to,
,clean out (lavernmeat drain within 80
dAY4, or failing to do so the Township
E,3gineer will be brought ou to have
the work done, 5'loved by Air Cruiait-
shank, seconded by Mr Harris, that.
this tueetinn do noir adjourn, to ,apet.
in AUDanald's Hall, Bluevale, on
Monday, October 17th, 1892, at 10
o'clock ani.
TurnberrY.
Minutes of council meeting held in
McDonald's Bail, Bluevale, on i1lon
day, September 19th, 1892. Members
of auuncil all present. The Reeve in
the chair. The minutes of last meet-
ing wore road, approved and signed.
Communications were read from
Township Engineer ra drain on 10th,.
lith and 12th, concessions, and from
Wnv Sutton re drain on 6th conces-
sion,. also from Cameron, Holt &
Holmes, re Bryce. law suit. The heave
reported that both'tbe east and west
approaches to G.mmill's bridoy were
somplet�d'according to c',ntract and
recurumended payment of contract
price. The Deputy -Reeve reported
Job. of gravelling; on : south boundary
line completed and recotinviended pay-
ment. gvlr Dimeut reported he had
got coffin for Mr Billingsly at a cost
of $7 and recommondod paymntnt; alsn
that dom: -ravelling on boundary
Opposite lots 15 and 16 is required and
recommAnd that 15 rods be gravelled.
Mr Mundoll reported. that he had in
spected drain on Howick bounditry
Opp lots 3 and 4, and found i
badly filled up, by cattle getting luti
it, also that stone culvert in Belmor
has fallen in, and recominatraed that
culvert be ropairAd and drain cletunee
out, provided .Rowick coul,ail trill.>;Jay
half the exper:se of doiu^ toe wont.
Moved I,y Air Ditnent, seconded I,
Mr Qruieksliai;nk, that a cheek for tit
sural of $200 be sent to Mossre Cam
Enron, Holt it Holmes on account of
law expenses -Carried. Moved b
AIr Harris, seconded by I -Ir Ur•uiuk-
p sbank, that Mr Dimeut be appollite
to ipt the job of g;ravelliug 1.5 rods o
soutil,boundary oppooito lots 15 an
16, if found necessary - Carried
Moved by Mr Diment, seconded. b
Mr Harris, that as Robert B Harri
has not accepted the office of Tax Col
t 1 lector, that the motion of tine las
A meetWQ appointing Robert B Barri
Tax Collector," be rescinded and th
i JoI1n Black beApp.iuted 'lax Collecto
1• for the current year, provided `` th
a sureties in the sum of 812,000, sati
e factory to this council, be given
of Carried. Moved by 1Ir Dimon
o seconded by Mir Harris, that the su
3 of $5 be paid to .W.in Stewart fol ca
le of indigent -••Carried. Moved by N
It Ditllent, seoondpd by 1Ir Oruiekrhnn
,t tltiiCAusnber and nalls be granted
►% Lawrence Lobell to put drain acro
to side road between lots 5 and 6, con
s, Carried. Mored by Mr Dinten
of seconded by Ilt• Mundell, .tbat t
e,t clerk do notify pathinasters, that tile
al road lists mast be isiturned to t
clerk on or 'Before the 1At day
id Octob r, or they w,ll be prosecute
to according to law-Ca,Mov
,.„ by air thuickshank, aocanded by
e. Harris, that Mvhsl•x McPhersgn a
ee Dimeut be a committee to aocept
rvi collector's sureties-Oa);rried. Mow
lit by Mr Dimeut,secatided i,y 1Ir Harr
its that the DeputyRveve be instruct
u- to examine crossing at Gilmour's a
ly if all parties interested arra sigreeab
ore to put ire surface culvert-C,arei
ail N"IOved by Mr Mundell, secundeol
in lair Harris, that \Ir J011irt.utherfo
co) Ibe ptlid.$2, fence viawerts• fees, A
ped that the .iniount bo placed oil un1L-
Ap or's roll .against Robert Hastings
are Carried The following accounts w
ho palssipd and Orders issnod :-••=John
he \IoT&vislJ, $8,60, gravel ; Willi
Be Satrdfbrs�n, $Z 40, ,gravel ; John
7,� '
ars \IeTavisIl, $5 40, gravel ; T nC
nd• Andersch, gravel and datuages R
In Curtiss, $5,75. i;ravol �3lOX Crain.
in- cnflin for indigent ; Elliott Bros,
les tilp for drain ;. thio Nialinlson.
pat each Approach to C3+sn1tuil's lifts.
nt .Tobi Short, $Llto west approita 1
.if .ClE1t> Mil's hridestIs f1e�Org;e rT'lrni°Irps
Ift.1$9.73, liana 0t'; F 'pattersorr, V
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Joli.T Bulta>,s5, Clerk,
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black tea, if you have not received a
>Fleilsall.
GORQON 84 N�C�NTYRi.
hist hear Sim Fax, Tile versality of , sample of their,tea by mall, plOase call
brought out in
The Concert in Coxworth'A Hall',
Iensall, on Friday evening;,, udder the
---
We are detor lihied-if out prices will.
of his genius was well i
Aer , day at the Ulrcus" and ,He Didn't
ttanagemant of Pro[ S,cott, of 1Vzna.
do it ---to reduce our immense stoop of
Dry Croods, Gents Furtllsll�
on
Win13th. Rev ll Forrest,da ltoderator,bi,l
lain,, left nothing to W desired in the
rayl of a bright %lid enjoyable evert-
seasOnablo
zags, Really Mode Clathiug, 130014 and
the chair. The alder:!' commissioua
and the roll was •node
i
ng'a entortain►nNut, W hen the hour
Shoes, and"pure, Irash Groceries. before
were received
up for the year. The Rev J L 31ui ray
'or opening arrived the hall was pack•
stook taking;.
O O F, Macleod," villi the btlier from
;d, many having to go away unable to
Sugars by the carload, is the order o!
der McKenzie, Sir John A. Macdonald,
Sir Richard Cartrig;ht, Sir John Thomp-
lndl seats• 'tile proglralntzie was ex•
lAllgtlt and was well sustained tbro.p.gh,
the day, so we.are in a position to givit'IfI'
the. best value that can be offered. In
the evening; and fully sustained the
enviable reputation she boars as a
Alt, There was Clot a wctak part in it.
I gams or salt sealers, we have it very large
Presbytery commends to all congreea•
together with all their organiza-
rile fun of t11e entertniuinent 'wt,s
stock -bought at jobbers prices-••-•wbioll,
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Tower i'ati'inghana•
supplied. by Sim Vi ax, is a master
we are selling very cheap.
GORDON & McINTYRR..
in .his line, if there were any present
The high standard of our Teas will be
I •in
she controls, with ease and effect,
which, together with bar faultless ar-
sufferingfrom the blues or indigestion
scrupulously maintainod, addition to
sanctioned by alio General Assombl.y.
we venture to say they were quiet re-
' our celebrated pure Indian Tea or "Ram.
.his
as L'<(lid not cu :iplairi noattention was
lieyed before the second part of the
Lal's," We are. the sole agents here, for
' 11'"v Jlr RUSK enters upon itis work
programme. If you liave Bever laugh-
the justly popular"choice Russian Blend"
stistrumelltala
mueh appreciated b the audience,
Joli.T Bulta>,s5, Clerk,
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black tea, if you have not received a
NIT D Ait Tiurs,--I am in receipt
Presbytery of Maitland,
hist hear Sim Fax, Tile versality of , sample of their,tea by mall, plOase call
brought out in
of a newspaper from Breiehvrater, that
'skirts the whalpbaciz emiuencA kno%ii
The Presbytety of Raitlaud met at
Tuesday,
of his genius was well i
Aer , day at the Ulrcus" and ,He Didn't
on no and get it.
Good loo. Straw Hats for 5c.; Prints at
membAis of Preshytery, to take part.
on
Win13th. Rev ll Forrest,da ltoderator,bi,l
Split the «'ood."' 4'he musical part ,. ,
Prof Scott, whose rich ,to, per yard, and Factory Cotton at 40..
The recommendation was adopted, noel
the chair. The alder:!' commissioua
and the roll was •node
was left to per yard.
tenor yO1Ca lends a new Chat'm to kite will a
To every oustovotogrner,
"
the Sabbath School committee iustruc
were received
up for the year. The Rev J L 31ui ray
„Auld Scotch Songs," and Misses Kate
l• ►
Strong and. Emilia Whelp,- ,, of `lb.
f owi
choice of ihoto raphs.of the following
Canadian �tatasmen viz -Hon. Alexan-
O O F, Macleod," villi the btlier from
was appointed convener of the I'ra.sby•
tery's home mission committee, instead
ronto. Miss Strong was the star of
der McKenzie, Sir John A. Macdonald,
Sir Richard Cartrig;ht, Sir John Thomp-
A bon of John Brown, of Eviddin;ton,
to
of Rev John Ross, resigned, The
the evening; and fully sustained the
enviable reputation she boars as a
I son, Sir Oliver Mowat, Hon. J. J. C. Ab -
Wilfred Lanrior, and W, R.
wits agreed to translate hien to that
Presbytery commends to all congreea•
together with all their organiza-
vocalist. She possesses a voice of
p
i bott, Hon.
Meredith.
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Tower i'ati'inghana•
tions
for CGristiau work the adoption
remarkable compass and volume whicll
GORDON & McINTYRR..
t.� born in what is slow •thf Frve Church
fifth
of the plan of temperance organization,
she controls, with ease and effect,
which, together with bar faultless ar-
The Bis Brown Anchor
Dunuld the eougret!ation. 14Ir 5innpson
was tippoitited ;Moderator of the Soil-
sanctioned by alio General Assombl.y.
titeUlatiet! and pleasing manner renders
Wingham. July 21th,1$,g2.
..��..
.his
as L'<(lid not cu :iplairi noattention was
The clerk was instructed to give Rev
Duncan Davidson a Fresbyteral (peril-
tier art artist of great proulise. The
of blies Whelpley µ_aro
' 11'"v Jlr RUSK enters upon itis work
was born.. The first three Browns all
fioate: Messrs illaeLeunan and Baird
stistrumelltala
mueh appreciated b the audience,
under most favorable tyuspices. The,
is large, limited and
orgxnizod as n, pastoral oharge, was
were appointed to audit the treasurers
books and -report at %text Moetibg.
whlie her fnglingof0BarbaraFrietchie„
congregatioli
t]armonious anti tine call to �1r Rose
in,elde, the doctor was consulted who,
be
Messrs E A Niuc ienzie, l3 1i, and R
showeaI that site was possessed of a
sweat and well cultivated voice. These
is unaninious and cordial. The board
reportod the financial•
he hunannity as the bti,ved p')iysidian,tg,e
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,Yirv,ial essayist and tile Author of lla
F Cameron, Students, having polform.
the exercises satisfactorily
ladies .a oared as strangers before, a
of mauagenlent
state of the congregation as very satia-
utaureb. IG was thoug ht that 1t Lee.
ed required
were•c�rt►fied to the 5tiliatea of the
liensihii�udieuce but "will ye uo con,"
bank audisu" cess tike sei]tnneut of.
factory.
prt'sput vvas itivited to sit with tbu
of Montreal and Koos respell.
ill
every heart at the .close of the enter-
Morris]•
base2;ea
Lively. air E A blauKruzie presented
taiuwNnt,
Mr Cleo Graham, of Scrauton,Penn,,
have tf ntio to Lonodou fate.= -C:
a written report of his labor's in Lang,
ber. Oat motion Of Rev A Stitlipt•la ud
who has beeh visidug Ilia cousin, Mr
Il.
side during, the sai"wer. • Tb,► report
Duron Presbytery.
D Campbell, of tike 1st line, returned
, tint o .
we h hear 0. bis e
l ut opt) ea t sed rH
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11 p y
was received as very satisfactory. Tho
The Presbytery of Huron nnet in
to his home this week.-1�'e learn the
Ilse• Mr i lgcKenzle, to addrvas the,
supply of L}tngsiao fur fail acid wintor
kinderator
L'ruuefiald oil ` afisday, 13th instant,
following particular: about 1Ianitoba
'
is left in the hands of the
elfter,ilpening;services inUnien church,
by a letter received from Mr D Ctunp-
i Onlic, which lit• accordingly, curl. .phis
of the seeaiou, The tw,npt♦rriuce
thv lope tin- was cniicinued it the
bell, of.Souri*, i2lNnitob t, dao;liter of
1 Victoria Collega.•-The f,nc" around
con,ntittee was instructed to uietnori-
inspectors with
Canada Presbyterisin church, owing; to'f
.Ur John A MCE wen, of the 1st line
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aline the punlic school
repairs going -on is Union chu'reh,
slim says they (lave all thele' wheat
I.oiing ` beautified, i,y it fresh coat of
paint. -Ur li 13ettootn, leas sturted a
in the bounds to have it tovtlpprance
Mr Steuart requested: to be relieved
out there was a slight frost on Mora-
show whop in the promis'ea foimeily
u,tlilual systematically used ill all the
of 010 cotivenership of the Temper-
day, 5th inst. She also says that No
ooeupisa by J J Wallmr, Y S. .
schools in their jurisdiction. It 'was
soca Committee, and Mr Hamilton, of
1 bard wheat will be eery scarce in
agreed that all sessions be enjoined to
Londesboro, was appointed in his
their vicinity. Potatoes are g')ing to
make arrangements for holding mis,
plaice
be a fine er-)p. Mir slid Mrs. Campbell
siouary meetings, and report at the
Upon recommendation of the florae
intend retiurniug; ' to Ontario this fall.
1 Maeoh 'meeting of Presbytery. A
mission Committee, is wits agreed to
On S'nturday last Ur Chas Baker,'of
communication fro", the home- Mission
fur
as k the same rants for ai.l-receiving'
g
legam
.tet: mill; received. a CYIE.,,atuz from
I committee was presented. It asks
coag;regatiuus. within the bounds no
Detroit, announcing the sudden doath.
$1,100 for home missions and $500
last .year,. The treasurer reported that
of ll![rs N A leeuk], i11r auCl iVlrs
for augurantation.froiu this Presbytery,
a rate of ten cents, a ,nett ber would
Levels will be rememb,•red by many
oon:regations are commended to ex-
meet all tho , Presbytery's "expenses,
of, us, and sirs l.)eeuli's sudden death
ercise liberality in behalf of 0400
and share of Synodical expanses for
will be reonotted by all .tier numerous
funds. The Presbytety renewed its
former application tit behalf of aid ra+
the year,
jgll, Sabbath School cotumittee. ie
friends in this country, • Mr Leech
was connected wit;, the llacloud mill
ceiviug congregations.
commended that at the January oseet-
as its local manager, from the bine it
v )OIIN 1VIAl7 'ADD, Clerk.
d
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Harris
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to
air
leo
f«r.of the Presbytery a conference o1L
colnureuc,ad running unti'1 about a ,
NIT D Ait Tiurs,--I am in receipt
Sabbath. School work hi, hold; rind
that invitatiouv be extended to Sab'
year ago, when lie was offered and
accepted a more lucrative position in
of a newspaper from Breiehvrater, that
'skirts the whalpbaciz emiuencA kno%ii
bath School Workers. who are not
i Detroit Two beautiful floral wreaths
d as file Laugr gra, gi.ing; taaMie to you-
membAis of Preshytery, to take part.
were forwarded front this dist ' •1, one
der villa,% atop the hill, but Angicized
The recommendation was adopted, noel
from the Oddfallows' Lodge, rtwhich
y into Longridge. John Brown, of the
the Sabbath School committee iustruc
Mr Leach is a ►naamber, iuscrit,ed, ieI
" Langrig g, is stili a houhehold word
ted to make all accessary arrange•
O O F, Macleod," villi the btlier from
- for Miles around as a lovilIg
t pastor and a pious, humble, uhri,.tiati.
tneutN.
Nir Robt Henderson, of Bayfield,
friends at the mill inscribed, "Nlauleod
112i1L" Tile above pa.rn;raph is cliped
A bon of John Brown, of Eviddin;ton,
to
accepted the fall to flap congregations
of Manchester and Sraitll u Hill, it
from the INtaclecd Gavz tte, IN W T.,
the subject of whicll µus a daughter
be ,oust have been sailed
r minister in tea Lan;;rig;g at the e::,al
wits agreed to translate hien to that
ok Mr A Jackso", of this t')wtiehip.
of the last or early ill till- first decade
oliarge, find that his induction tape
place on. Tuosday„Oct,uller 13th; MV
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Tower i'ati'inghana•
of the current c"utury. This I infer
_ from ter Fant that his sou .lohll was
Hamilton to pr-seh, AIr Stewart to
Nirs Murdoch is ver low at resent
�' p
t.� born in what is slow •thf Frve Church
address the naillister, and Nlr J A Mv.
,till'Arin'r front )tu•ail sts,--Master Goo
� ! y
inause, of Longridge, avid r„t a call to
Dunuld the eougret!ation. 14Ir 5innpson
was tippoitited ;Moderator of the Soil-
Johnston, while pluvin� a.t school rte -
,;idently bfid shoulder. located, and -
t►lA l7'Urg;ller Chllt'elr, Biggar, 111 lila,
the before I was horn. In Biggar
sloes or Bayfield slid Bethany.
.his
as L'<(lid not cu :iplairi noattention was
year
k+ manio'Juhn, the fourth of that mule,
rhe application oLLreburu and Un-
paid for solve time, ati. it was thought Y
was born.. The first three Browns all
ion.ehuroh, Goderich township, to be
only n touch of rheumatism but after
bs tna„e their mark in the clerical line,
orgxnizod as n, pastoral oharge, was
five days etlapsed,. and no change was
.
3 but the fourt)i soems to deserve unci
I not gravnted, bac a colnmi'tee was a'p-
inquire inti, thea
in,elde, the doctor was consulted who,
be
t, hold the innioat, place :in the heart of
pointed tai possibility
of hie) arr,ui; tu;• the field as to senate
I•t."Oular
pronounced Che sbou)dvir. to out.
Goss ),ad to undergo the ptatuful op -
he hunannity as the bti,ved p')iysidian,tg,e
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,Yirv,ial essayist and tile Author of lla
i suppiy for Leeburu, aural Union
"ration of hnvflig; it pulled in and it
il 1' friends a Mare booklOt it
utaureb. IG was thoug ht that 1t Lee.
,r
being out so long, tuade it more difii..
Ot
d
111r
Mow
ed.
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ap ,ls ,
11,r1,y ae, but It viiia Oeeasi0ned n]„re
W GOi,+
C t et.t AEI lib a
Id 1A Ci)!i
+ n i
tiit'il 4O
trpttatioti 1]1 • Mait'l nd Presbytery,
never 'lied
'a But hen r
cult and -pill painful. B s
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a tear, aad stood the ordeal better than
ed
tiu]iles'and drawn more toars from its
lender% than it a,r a trashy i]uvel
Bayfield, Bethany tend Union church
,
many men would have done, We axe ""
larger in bulk and 6f greater lit-ritry
(sight bt+ ur anlzi d into one charge,
bled to state that he is getting along t g
nd
ut
pretenalin.h, I . lignin invite volt I.C.
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Induction Service.
nicely now. -A11 Ibis Gypsies have
left f heir tuvorfte t;g,r)t her", for ports
talo, your seat aloud with elle )icaxt
wpelt on the Ilial ov. rlooking Langri,_,Z.
The Prosbytory of MaWand induct-
trilkip,W11.
ia, .
e i
lvhel]ce john Brown the second mnde
'Itis Dt hit+
ptl the llev John Rose, gun the 20M of
Septetsiber, into the pastoral onargo
Lonaesborongh.
lid
w:i)y to oibtane to wee
wife, Nannie` 'Fletcher, as lie
os; the po,ioreg atipo of Asiflield. The
:1'Ie}srs Join] 'lironsdnn, Geo Snell
1u,
Second
fondly called her, and whose dAuith.
ltev 1) FurreA, Moderatorrf Prosily-
-ev
and loin Ridden. took iii the Indus-
ter married D ivid Smith, tivbo sit(..-
tory, presided 10, J L Murray,
trial Fair at Toronto last week.--
Gell Ban
by
ceetled John T ►own, tea 'third, in thi~
coiiductod, public worship and preached
Sermon ; Rev 1) Millar,
N Nadrs'116in and Nastin,
formerly of tufa place 11avo taken
:'d, ..
uEl
' •e of Bi+.!ar SAcessioll Church.
i,astolat 3„
W. LI'L`IICtctw.
rill 6,xeellpht
addteased the newly induE:t„d ,nit,is`er.
Osset:sioll of thA .Commercial Rotel
p '
ot-
- ._.----
y
'flip Rov'1blr Vi vtcl';.enxie, of the Free
Clinton, and will spare no pains to
--
Solgratie.
hen,g
church Itiverness, Sentlitud, c
nlalte It as first nlalst, bons+•.-•�iV9r GAO
era'
,Mrs L�tiu 1�rctp is home as tin fit>m
prt'sput vvas itivited to sit with tbu
lvillialiia, Of Wilighsttn, wits in bile
S'
Trenton.-•-On9. or tvpo of our friends
PrOxbvtpry es a corresl)onihug n,eni.
I t►glagp �r,A day last wenit.•--tIr Win
Ain
have tf ntio to Lonodou fate.= -C:
B
ber. Oat motion Of Rev A Stitlipt•la ud
I3runsdon. sr, is indisposed at -present)*
Il.
,
`'bray, of Afnln, was visiting lig „Bel+,
cordially ask d tl)e
a,r C
I kite Presbyt V y "
, tint o .
we h hear 0. bis e
l ut opt) ea t sed rH
i
11 p y
R
glrave• and" lltiAvalO:�--Rev J H: Dyke
I
Ilse• Mr i lgcKenzle, to addrvas the,
covory.-III.-Ile J ld iilcliAin" WIIO figs
obo
reaciled it► eCuburn last,'T 1nr4dny • -
nssen►bled wingregatiou in Xuglish and
boob releivi,t,, the Rev 1tlr Leecb,. left
$1,
`bar, nti ht havat been a. serious Aeoi�
i Onlic, which lit• accordingly, curl. .phis
last wee)t tw iwsunie Ilio 'studies at
21,
dent occurred on the 14tH Inst, ended i Ifircvly inducted .pmtor CVOs intr dlluvd
1 Victoria Collega.•-The f,nc" around
42
with a 'Madly w�ron6lidd toot for Mrs U
to the co.logirejtatiou by the R,ev %Ir
1 the 1letlindist. ehurclt pi,tsotlge is
:e :.
to
Irwin, whit% vier sister oscaped any
'he ,
l 5tltlterlar)d, zntorims Moder-0:5r of thea
ooslsioll aril received front this, people
I.oiing ` beautified, i,y it fresh coat of
paint. -Ur li 13ettootn, leas sturted a
;iii,
injury. �valnet< wAte CriClhri►St
VC►irigham wiiofi etre l:olrse larucrl' Klid
`tit" 1)at]dalaaike cif welconlp, as they
show whop in the promis'ea foimeily
s$9,
gplot, dre'ba,
were retirigg frotil drill obarilll. rills
ooeupisa by J J Wallmr, Y S. .