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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-03-31, Page 4C. E. WILUAMS CHEMIST - AND - ��^v1 DR v G GIST. AUX. . 8. W. TELEGRAPH CO opo. Brunswick House Wingh,arn, - - - Ont Ely Mtngt am Cxn es FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1803. TIDE Y1' I LAM Railway Committee of the House of Com- mons, last weeks. It was a bill to incor- porate the North American Canal Com parry, with a capital of $20,00J,000. Power is taken to construct a canal system from Port Colborne, on Lake Erie, through Welland and Lincoln counties, to Port Dalhousie on Lake Ontario, via the Nia; aria River in part, thence by way of Lake Ontario to Dickinson's Lauding, where another canal to Cornwall is pro- vided for, also another canal from Lake St. Francis to Lake Champlaiu, with a branoh starting in the County of Beau- harnols and to Lake St, Louis, and another canal from Lachine to Montreal harbor by the Hudson. This entire navigation is tie be of. sufficient dimen- sions to admit of two of the largest vessels) drawing 20 feet, passing ono another in the channels at full speed. EDITORIAL NOTES. A. DoineneoN Liberal Convention will be held during the month of June nest. D'ALToer I1cCA1r rY, M. P , will be tendered a public reception by a number of hie admirers, on A.pril 12th. Tan Dominion Govorninont has an- leunced that there will be nc revision of he Dominion Voters' List this year. A. 1uoTION in favor of reducing letter postage in Canada to two cents was Tvoted clown in the House of Commons, on SaturJay. Ma. Ber mores motion of censure against lthe Irish Executive was defeated in the British House of Commons, on lloncdey, by majority of 47. d911v1sTEas Costigan and Curran still retain their offices in the Dominion Cabinet notwithstanding the:'r vote in the Wallace censure resolution. THE Dominion Government is still in ,great trouble over tho French treaty. It s quite probable that the treaty will be i:atitied, as Sir Charles Tupper says the overnment mast do so or resign. A BILL has been introduced in the New runswick Legislature to the effect that teronibition is desirable, and urging the Do- xtinion Parliament to pass such an act for tam province of Now Brunswick. 0' TUE Connolly -McGreevy case,, which as to have been tried at Ottawa, last eek, was postponed again, on account a material witno.3s for the Crown not eeng present. +1. Jena R, ARNOLDI, at the assizes at ttawa, last week, was fined $1,000 and sentenced to six months in gaol for mal- teasanco in office when act;ng as chief. OTTAWA LETTER. moteour owe Correipoudont.) OTTAWA, March 23, 1893. Signs of decay are apparent in the Conservative power in Parliament. There are opposite views expressed by the supporters of the Government. Those views are in vigorous terms and ominous gestures. The National Policy is the chief cause of the trouble. The people of the country are complaining of heavy taxation and diverted markets. Here are a few of the choice sentences of former ardent National Policy men: Mr. Pope, of Compton, son of the late lion. John Henry Pope, Minister of Railways in the Government of Sir John Macdonald, who voted against the resolu- tion in favor of removing the duty on corn, last session, moved this session the following resolution : "That it is expedi- ent to place corn on the free list" and made a speech in support of free corn. Being a practicalfarmer himself and a cattle raiser, he was able to show the groat advantage of free corn to the farmer. This year he viewed the ques- tion from a farmers' stand -point; last year, he looked upon it through the green spectacles of party policy. Wisdom and common sense are asserting them- selves upon the fiscal policy of the Gov- ernment. Mr. Davin, of West Assinaboia, who, for many years was au uncompromising supporter of the National Policy and has during all those years opposed every motion to reduce the duties on agricul- tural implements, barbed wire, coal oil, binding twine, Ac., always cohtending that the duty did not increase prices. Force of circumstances has changed his views, for this session be is among the formost of tariff reformers. He moved a resolution in favor of a reduction of duty on agricultural implements, barbed wine, coal oil . and binding twine, and made a characteristic speech tagineer of the mechanical branch of in support of his views, in the course e public works department. of which he gave expression eto the THE supplementary estimates were following Liberal opinions : "Sir, I have TIMES, 1VZA.ROH 31, 1593. acknowledging by this desire for relief that the N. P. has overburdened the masses for the benefit of the classes. It is pleasing to the Liberal party in the House and country that the National Policy supporters are beginning to see the fallacy of the present fiscal policy and are falling in with the Liberals to destroy that systemwhich bus robbed Peter to pay Paul, Mr.,Calvin, of Frontenac, said ; "My voice is for a revision of the tariff, be- lieving that it is necessary, with a view of lightening the burdens which press upou our people. In regard to coal oil, I think the result of the action of the Government has been simply to break off enough of the decayed limb to show us how rotten the limb is." This is another voice from the people, through their representative, asking for freedom from a burdensome and exhaus- tive pollee,. And, again, Mr. Cockburn, of Centre 'Toronto, said: "I cannot but feel with gentlemen opposite that they have a good ground of complaint, and that is, that the tariff should remain as it is." This article would be too long if any lengthened references were made to Col. O'Brien's or Mr. McCarthy's wholesale condemnation of the National Policy, and whose views were endorsed by Mr. Hodgins, member for Carleton, who seconded Mr. McCarthy's resolution setting forth in detail the enormous ini- quities of the policy of protection. Farmers, demand your rights. Insist upon a just equalization of the burdens of taxation. Mechanics and laborers, study your own interestes rather than party politics. Demand cheaper goods, that you may live and clothe your families cheaper and better. Remember that lower duty will give you cheaper goods. You have this proven and illustiated in the reduction of duty on sugar, coal oil' &c. Therefore, you have proof of the fact that when the duty is reduced prices are lessened. Don't stultify or sacrifice you welfare for the success of any party whose aitn is office and its emoluments. mortgages, postage, journeys,&e.,1801-92, received and ordered to be paid, It was resolved that Mrs. Love's taxes, W lot 38, con. 5, for 1892, be remitted, she being in the tneentinle in indigent circumstances. It was further resolved that in event of the said Mrs, Love con- tinuing to live on and ocoupy this pro- perty for another year, that the collector next fall would be instructed to collect the taxes in full for 1893. The following debentures wore passed and signed, viz,: Ed, Warden, 12 yards of gravel, 00 eeute ; Wm. Carr, bank corn- missions, rebate on mortgages, &a„ $46.02; Wm, Carr, services as Treasurer, 1692, $75; Wm. Harnaolc, undorbrashiug on sideline 33 and 34, oon 3, $11.75 ; George White, shovelling snow winter 1892.93 on eastern gravel road, $1 ; George Taylor, Collector, refunded dog tax per Everett Everett, con• 14, $1 ; George Taylor, Collector, refunded taxes for 1892, per Mrs. Love, W a lot 38, con. 5, 514.44: George Taylor, Collector, refunded taxes for 1892, per Jas. stay, part lot 38, conn 12, $4.02 ; Goorge Taylor, Col- lector, balauce of salary as Collector, post- age, &c., 1892, $23.50; Duncan Anderson, jr., assisting to repair bridge on river,cona• 8 and 9, in November, 1892, $3. 'i'ho Council then adjourned till Thurs•. day 25th May uoxt, tbeu to meet as a Court of Revision and appeal. P. PonTrnriET,D, Clerk. Gemmill, that a bylaw be reseed, appojet- iug the following ratepayers patlrmaatere for the ourreutyearr Geo, Bremner, John Toucher, Wtn. Aitken, Andrew J.leid, Edward Jenkins, Thomas Guy, John Mc- Kinnon, Malcolm Lamont, Henry Godkin, James Weir, Time, Appleby, Isatto Metoelf, Tamen Taylor, David Wallace, Ben. Hol- Ines, Le.wreuee Fife,H9nry Abrabein,1Prain els Lewis, Robert Hastings, John Robinson, Prank Carruthers, fetor Deans, George lerado, Charles Homuth, John Gemmill, Elijah Higgins, Peter Campbell, Jobst Powell, Samuel Vtt,nstoue, Ro bert Sharpie, Robert Elarris, John Ralph, Thos. Walker, William leo, Robert Hamilton, William Douglas, Johu McEwen, Wtn. Wright, Peter Scott, Jos. Broconridge, Jno. Messer, Joseph Leech, William Ross,Johu Diment, sr., Robert Maxwell, Amos Tikliug, John Black, N. J. Kerswell, William Merkley, Robert McIntosh, Andrew Gemmill, Eobt. Linton, Rebt. Miller, David Moffatt, Thee. Netterfield, John Ainsloy, Thos. Hill, David Halstead, James Netterfield, Wm. Campbell. By-law read three times and passed. The following accounts were period and orders on Treasurer issued : Robt. Elliott, printing, $5.75 ; Jas. Deyell, charity, $3 ; Wm. McPherson, expenses roads and bridges $30 ; Robt. Lowry, charity, $4 ; Peter McLareu,expenses road and bridges, $5; Ed. Farley, charity, $2; John Burgess, ,expeuses roads and bridges, $4; Wm. Montgomery, charity, $3 ; John Burgess, discharge of mortgage, 00 cents. Moved by Mr. Cruickshank, seconded by Mr. Gemmill, that this Couucil do now adjourn to meet in McDonald's Hall, Bluevale, on 'Monday, ill' ey 29th, at 10 o'clock a. tn., ire a Court of Revision and for other business -Carried. Jon.; Bunaass, Clerk. ought down in the House of Commons, Finance Minister Foster, on Monday et. They amount to $1,501,825, and in- ude the sum of $28,000 to buy plant and aterial to carry on the manufacture of nding twine it the Kingston peniten- ry. Tnu returns brought down last week industrial establishments in different aces, as given in the census, proves all at has been said of the worthlessness that part of the census. The 15 cent nus given the enumerators for each dustry returned, caused many of the umorators to "stuff" the census most nderfully. The Government evident- Turnberry• Mioutes of Turnberry Council meeting, hold March 27, 1893; members of the Coun- cil all present. Tho Reeve in the chair. The minutes of last meeting were read and signed. Communications were read from County Solicitors re Arbitration between the Towuship of Morris and the County of Huron. Moved by lir. Diment, seconded by Mr. Cruiokshank, that the Reeve do attend arbitration. meeting in Godericb, on March 28, in the interest of this ntunici- pality-Carried. Mr. John Messer applied to Council to have side line between lots 40 and 41 con- cession one closed up end sold. Moeecl by Mr. Gemmill, seconded by Mr 1 Percheron stallion. A gold medal will Mundell, that no action be taken in the l also be given to the beststallion in either matter -Carried. of the two latter classes. Mr. Calbiok, councillor, Morris, sent iu 'tine Oddfellows of the village intend report to Council that lie had let a job of celebrating the anniversary of the Order cleauiug ice off the bouudary liue to James in America by attending divine service Messer, at $6.50, job to be completed Tues- in the Town Hall, at 3 o'clock p. m., On day eveuiug, Murch 28, Turuherry to pay Sunday, April 23rd, when a special ser - half cost ot job. • `mon will be preached to them by Rev. A petition was presented to the Council Mr. Fear, of the Nile, who is a member sigued by Andrew Roid and 31 other rate- payers asking for assistance for Robert. Lowry who is in destitute circumstances and poor health. Moved by Mr. Diment, seconded by Mr. Mundell, that e4 be granted to Mr Lowry ac neon, , at present and that the Reeve make furth- strong, Nathaniel Johnston, Wm. H. er inquiry into his circumstances -Car - Campbell, George Garrett, Edward Mc- Dowell, Benj. Taylor, Jas. McGill, Jas. Rath, Thos. M. Walsh, Wm. Halliban, Wm. J. Fenwick, George Fothergill, Benj. H. Taylor, Alfred Carr, John An- derson, sr.,Wm. Rath,sr., John T. Coultis, John Coultis, sr., John Campbell, Walter Scott, David Scott, sr., John Taylor,John McCallum, Wm. Bone, Adam Robertson, D 'd Taylor Hugh McBurney, Peter East Wawanosh• The Council met in the Council Robm on March 23rd, 1893,pu rsu ant to adjourn- ment. Members all present. Minu es of last meeting read and confirmed. Tho following pathmasters, pound - keepers and fence -viewers for the present year were then appointee', viz.: Pathmasters - Wm. J. Sturdy, Wm. Cowan, Jas. Tierney, John Walden, Wm. King, Henry Thiel, John Hoare, Samson Carter, Robt. Johnston, sr., George Quin, Robert G. McGowan, Gregor Mc- Gowan, Alex. Dingwall, Andrew W. Sloan, Alonzo Parker, Wm. Helps, Jos. J 1 Joseph 'Taylor, Charles Arra- to say on behalf of the great farming country frofn which I come, that it is difficult indeed to show that we gain by the N. P. In fact, the proposition that you can protect the farmer is a proposi- tion that it would seem to me a very difficult one to prove. Above all others, it is difficult to protect a termer, if he is a producer of wheat, and for the reason that be produces a surplus and the mo• wont he produces a largo surplus and has to export it, how are you going to protect him 1" And again he says : "I mautaiu that the only way you can pro- tect the farmer is not by putting duties on wheat or duties on other things of Lucknow. The annual spring show of the Kinloss Branch Agricultural Society will be held in this village on Friday, April 21st. The society offers three prizes in each class of 56, 54 and 52 for the best import- ed carriage and ed draught stallion, best road stallion and best Canadian draught or Scott's pulsion of Cod-liver Oil and Hypophospbites is both a food and a remedy. It is useful as a fat producer and at the same time gives vital force to the body. It is beneficial in CONSUMPTION because it makes fat and gives strength. It is beneficial for SICKLY CHILDREN because they can assimilate it when they cannot ordinary food, It is beneficial for COUGHS AND COLDS because it heals the irritation of the throat and builds up the body and overcomes the difficulty. "OA'QTION:"-Beware of substitute9. Belleville. old by All druggists. Genuine prepared by Scott Jc Bonne. Goa. and $1.0008. r;ed. Messrs. Hutton and Taylor applied to Council to have two lots added to their road division --No actiou. It was reported to the Council that Jas. Deyell is laid up and unable to work from being accidentlaly struck by a tree when cutting wood and that his family ism desti- tute circumstances. Moved by Mr. Cruickshauk, seconded by, avI : Mr. Diment, that $3 be granted to relieve g Wm. Johnston Finlay Anderson, King, Mr. Deyell's immediate wants -Carried. Essias Pearen, Dan. Wheeler, John I Adep deputation from the Town of Wing - Jas. Salter, sr., Lloyd Duckett, Thos. Lind, I Jas. Dalgarns, Dugall Simpson,Jonathan ha and that sin ted he interest the hereM of Mayor pa d Leeve Pattison, Wesley Pattison,•7abez Jermyn, lth John Louttt, And. Wilson, Arch. An- I and for other reasons, it is proposed to` derson, George '1'ervit, Gavin Wilson, I have the mill pond cleaned out and as the pond is iu both municipalities both should along with the owuer, share the expense•of the work. Mr. W. Green, the owner of the pond, estimated that he could do . the work for $300 and what timber would be of any use to him,he offering,to pay $100 of the experses,if the municipalities would pay the balance. The deputation asked the municipality of Turnberry to grant $100 for the work for the owner intends to erect buildings and put it machinery which will largely increase the value of the property and thereby benefit the township by pay. iug a larger percentage of the taxation. Moved by Mr. Diment, seconded beeelr. Mundell, that we take ne action in the matter of cleapin ; out the mill pond -tear - tied• Moved by Mr. Gemmill, seconded by Mr. assessement or any part thereof, one ad- Mundell, that a by-law be passed appoint- A TRUNK ditienal day. It was also agreed to that ing the following ratepayers, fence viewers jU�g9 tutlto Hord the statute labor of the township be for the current year : -lobe I , of the Order. ' Mr. Alexander McKenzie, father -in sew '` • of Mr. J. G. Murdoch, has purchased the I " large brick block of stores on the corner 1 All clothing made in the latest styles. of Campbell and Ross streets in the ®R�+EAP��H9P�® ��� village, from the executors of the. late WORKMANSHIP George McHardy, and at present oecupi- t ed by Mr. D. R. McIntosh and Messrs. Cameron, i d $5 000 and as When wegg��assert that odd's Kidney Pills Cure Backache, Dropsy, Lumbago, Bright's Dis- ease, Rheumatism and all other forms of Kidney Troubles, we are backed by the testimony of all who have used them. By all druggists or ma p p THEY CURE TO STAY CURED. it on receipt of rice, so cents. Dr. L. A. Smith & Co., Toronto. NEh TMLOR SHOP, 6E0. H. IRVIN Wishes to announce to the people of Wingham and vicinity that he has opened a tailor shop IN THIS STORE ONE DOOR SOUTH OF MR. R. HILL'S BES- TAURANT, and lately occupied by M. Patterson, watchmaker. Jas. Wilson, John Leggatt, John Gilles-, pie, Thos. Davidson, Wm Finnen, Ed. Worden, Barth. O'Conor, John Norman, I which he produces a surplus, but the I Wm.Martin, John Gibbons, John Stein, saw the necessity of bolstering up the way to protect hire is to give him those things ho has to use upon the farm at the Bruce, Edward Robinson, John B. Jelter- e census officials with good effect. Edly discredited N. P., and bonussed John Barrett, jr., And. ,Jamieson, John forest price." .. son and Jas. Armstrong. 'lit OLIVER MOwAT takes this means The above is good sound Liberal I Pound -keepers -John Hoare, George acknowledging with grateful thanks doctrine that has been promulgated by ' Sowler, Jas. Owens, Jas. W. Bone, And. expressions of sympathy in his great the Liberal party for years hast, from Shiell, Jae Clow, Edward Robinson, areavement which have been conveyed platform and forum,andthose conversions ' Jas. Cochrane. him by telegrams, letters, cards, reso- are gratifying fruit of the good seed Fence -viewers -Alfred Carr, John Me - tions and otherwise. They have been sown by the Liberals of this conntry. Dowell,George Fothergill,John T. Currin, n numerous to be ackaoevledgecl in Mr Craig, of East Durham, in his John Menzies and Samuel al°Burney, taij; and ho desires to assure all to budget speech, said : "There is a feeling sr. om he is indebted For )Lem that he in the country for tariff reform. I am Statute labor scale for 1803 : Assessed his family deeply approciest the in favor of as low a tariff as possible on up tc 5500,1 day's work; from 5500 up •guess which has been manifested in p to 51,000, 2 days; from 51,000 up to 52, - goods not made in this country."000,3 days' and for every other 51,000 eft hour of trouble from so many Hero again another supporter of the iters. 1 N. P. of the Government is proclaiming iraxa was a lively debate in the a departure from the old lines of high use of Commons, the other day, over taxation and unfair incicleuts of customs b against s )Sec! duties. . Clark Wallace's I ditto o Rule, at an Orange dinner in I Mr. Loyd, the new member from Mar- gston, lately. Mr. Wallace's state- quette, Manitoba, who is fresh from the were repudiated by lion. Messrs. people and has a recent mandate from 'lumber and Curran, at the Cabinet,and ti;om, in speaking of the reductions of other Conservatives. Mr. made by the Government on coal oil and llacc retracted nothing;. saying that I binder twine, said : "So Inc as I am per - *only reiterated statements made by sonny concerned, and I think I speak last summer. Twelve the sentiments ot those whom 1 repre-� her, George 1 , hcatt, d SalisburyIt was unanimously resolved that Alex. 7oitfns, Geo Brem g N n azrcatires voted to censure Dlnlsoot,Imaysaythatlaui not satisfied �a��Jll a11U1 ,I co after Hon. stir. Foster had i ex�;otly with the reductions that have 1 Stewart, Reeve of West Wawanosh, bo 21iomes Gilmour, George Nieholsou,Hau y la Government j t and hoed appointed arbitrator in this case on be- i Wheeler, ;Tames Gilmour, Stewart, Robert Dogging, that no friend of thehe been made; I had expected p Township of East Wawa• Wheelm Lamont, Wm. Netterfield amid J. Por full information apply to vote for the motion. The majority ;for mere.'" half of the w p Government was reduced to :311 )fere is another Tory'complaining that nosh. McDonald, By-law read titres times and Carr, Treasurer, seed. n Murdoch & Co. The price paid we understan , was0,000, the yearly rental amounts to some $050 over 1 The patronage of the public solicited and gad above taxes, this will snake a'safe satisfaction guaranteed. and profitable investment for Mr. Mc- I GEORGE H. IRVIN. Kenzie. - Mr. Harvey J. Little, who has been Wingham, March 17th, 1893. assisting at the Lucknow station for some time past, has secured a good posi- tion in Chicago, on the Chicago and Northwestern railway. A successful test was made in Chicago, , lately, of the telautgraph, an instrument � 0 IJ which transfers by wire an exact copy of handwriting. GUARANTEED. TWO KINDS 1 •OF Mr. W. W. Bachanan, of Hamiiton,has i boon invited to deliver an address at the i World's Temperance Congress in Chicago in June. So far only two Canadians are on the programme -the Minister of Edu- " ivini AWAKE cation for Ontario and �Mr. Buchanan. KIND BUY FROM THE To QRS. • • W1IVGHAiS MARKETS. I City Fruit & Confectionery Store Wir:ettAe,, March 30, 1803 Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer. Flour per 100 ins, 1 75 to 2 UO ' get OOdS that are Pail wheat per bashes, 02 to • 0i Because they can g ss to O0 • right and up to the times. Oats, 28 to 0 to 534 5 ANOTHER KIND ARE Sprung • Barly Peas, Butter, tub do Rolls, Eggs per doz. Wood per cord, Ray per ton, Potatoes, Dressed Noce 10 to 10 10 to 10 10 to 10 1 75 to 2 00 0 00 to 7 00 45 to 50 800 to .S 00 performed as near as possible in the Thomas Aitken, John W. Walker, John various beats in which the property of Robinson, James Elliot, Thomas Evans, Colonist Trains the owners and tenants is situated. John Snell, Malcolm Lamont and Robert John Seandrett, of Bolgrave, was pro- Leathorne. Bylaw read three times and EVERY sent, wanting to know if the Council lead passed. I made up their minds about appointing Moved by Mr. Diment, seconded by Mr. an arbitrator in the matter of the pro- Cruickshank, that a by-law be passed posed now union school section between ' appointing the following ratepayers pound Bast Wawanosh and Motrin at Belgrave. keepers Inc the current year : Robert ND 5 will run TUESDAY TO MANITOBA and the NORTHWEST tC d The aocoun of Wm. , ) pa �Vt`outst. ivisicln. ;the the consumers 1158 not done its fluty of f4O G for bank commissions, rebate on Moved by Mr. Diment, seconded by Mr. canal scheme was before the to consumers of this country and,. J. NICOLL, Agent, FAST ASLEEP 1 it to the fact that But they are waking p I can give them goods that will please them. Full lines of Fruits, Oysters,Confectionery,&c APPLES BY THE BARREL. Agent for Parltsr's Dye Works. Canned goods of every description al- ways on hand and my prices are as low as the lowest. Dont forget the place, opposite the new Bank of Hamilton. ROT. HILL. ;•a.l 8rtlemt e Next horse fair will b 0th, The insurance comp in. the recent tire in w gale's store was burned gatien, or inquiry, last Hunter, J. P, Rev. Dr. Briggs, of iii anpiversary sermons 9 church in this place las; On Friday, the 17th eldest son of John Wal resident of Brussels, d anis 10 months. The d poorly for some years, not altogether unloolt kind hearted, good he ,enjoyed the esteem ot :and his early demise ,it How The Howick Council n 115th of March, pursuant Members all present. .dhair, Minutes of last .4pproved. The Treasurer's bonds the clerk,read and deaid :Moved by Mr. Fergus Doig, that Mr. Dent charity, for keep of son, -Carried. Moved by Mr. Grahai Gregg, that Mrs. Be charity, to be expended -Carried. Moved by Mr. Gratia Gregg, that the Clerk e .paid $1 for preparing p connection with bridges laid before the Cointi .1 or arbitrators on sam Tenders for the tow opened at one o'clock, t Mr. Ferguson, second 'Thos. Nash get the to 538.75, it being the ion Auditors'' report a ,Graham, seconded by 1 ;adopted and 200 copies 'form. -Carried. Moved by Mr. Fergu+ :Ddig, that Mr. Russell caretaking of hall and procure oil, Wood, etc, Tenting of it. -Carried Moved by Mr. Grant Doig, that the Count to meet in Brown's He third. Wednesday in ,11/108 The residence of Ale 'teas, on Thursday oval the ecene of a gay ani the occasion being th ]Nary Jane, eldest dat George IS•psiran, sec Speiran., of Grey. '. friends and acquaintel sent, to the number o1 forget the pleasant ani spent. With such a le it would be expected might interfere with evening, but, with th, ments made by the 1 was nothing lacking 1 to the enjoyments of officiating clergyman of Brussels. He has practice at such work introducing,Mr. and oompauy. The brie Miss Speiran and C groomsman. Shower poured upon them an handsome and usefu the bride is regarded by her friends. A et partaken of by all pr On Wednesday eve seventy gilests assert dious residence of Et lenoivn and highly this township, to w matrimonial bow le the amiable third ds Robert C. Maguire, Rev. J. W. Pring, of to perform the cerer first-class style. Tl by Miss Aggie Magi and Misses Martha to the bride, were groomsman was - brother of the brie dress of green shot crea n.silk and bow the bride. She cal boquet of natural p maid was neatly at shot goods,with tier dress. After the cc pony sat down to a pared its the bast s very enjoyable tiros and matey were th, for a prosperous vc to lir. and Mrs. Mt took train for Lim where they will see and then take up new home on 1st 01