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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-06-23, Page 4THE * INGHAM TIMES, JUNE 23 1. lS93. 4E. WI! r., . HI ck , t 1:;3'.1, Referred t:) read and bridal:. stmt. t over. it was reeotutneuded that the mat. r I tutee, iter be laid ager uutit iteat meeting to wait. I'stttnrn front roll ptyers of Iullett, 'remelt of a p cal of Huron ys. Morris, \e-t•an41la t \eeettnosh re ebiu,e of A. Re foot -bridge ou idle site of Grctbi rn'e school eeetlon boundaries, was read and bridge near Wilt helot it was recommend' I •eferr d to the educational ootnrnittee. eel that 51300 be gran tad for the ereetion of t e — A ;fit' - 1 ;\. deputation was heard relative to at .card bridge progided that interested part-- Inew bridge en the site of the old Graham ice sign a pond relieving the ceuuty from - •• .N. r•r1 el:Nee- 3 of I any further resl•oustbility, ••••,e) p. i i :), r i Melee near W I nglisii. Oa motion .,, a "" ' " s i c d G `ii'sou the matter was 0. The letter from warden of Lambtou Messrs. Holt an. r l antra' the road corntnirsioner to meet • referred to tho roitil and bridge , cath - r i their council, it was reeommouded that he .... ntittce. >r r , o or not as he leases, but the county of '_t } l 'V R, r~ ;y ' ', The letter ant'l report of J. T. Gamow, I R p ACT w , .,`;., f, l,a - in reference :to the Matter of Morris and t Lambtou should pap his expenses. a ° The report was taken up clause by clause t11e Comity of Huron, was on motion of The coo& oil thou. went into ;a aotumittos of fd 1 t,•.. ilei e 1 1 Messre. dolt and Older referred to the k 1...1.s....•.. t 4l t 1. se• committee to report. the whole, lir, humidors iu the chair.. The c1'onrod to meet at The committee rose and xeported' pro;ro$s rhe couucil then a s 1 2 3,46, 7 aud a3 of the re- . • 30, p. m• ou clauses ,4, , — - - Council loom, a 30 o'aluck. I reit he warden then reeumed the chair. s i • The couucil resumed, the warden in jl / 1y, ei ' L” 3 "'l-1 9 e i , i ;, Rilltthe chair. the county solicitor, re ll'Luuicipal act, sect.. a• Application to have Wesley 11. lou, 520. of Exeter, put on list of county wards I 1. Qrlu the couucil pass a by-law Beim; was referred to the finance committee. 1025.00 or auy other sunt to be granted Supplementary report of gaoler prop- municipal councils of this county or ether i arty committee. 'REPORT 0-e TGE GAOLER, I The report of the gaoler stated that at ouch person 2 present there are night prisoners in the o2. `What do the words "whole of partial goal of whom three are committed for support" t do in sect. 52P'? larceny, nue antler sentence, two con- Motion of Messrs. 1'ioudfoot and \1e. Pherson that a house of refuge be erected iu•the County of Uurou, was referred to the executive committee. Council Room, June 9, 1893, EDUCATION REPORT. 10 o'clock a. m. The following recommeodations wore Council reseaed, All present. made : •i\lotiou of Messrs. Rollins and Spaclk- 1. That Peter Douglas, in conjunction man, that clause 9 of the report of load with Juclge Toms and J. E. Toms be and bridge committee he amended by re - arbitrators in connection with applioa- quiring our commissioner to attend at municipalities for the use of said commit - ' tion of S. S. No. 1I, Hay township. Sarnia the meeting of the Lambton conn - ,and use file reacting xoom. Filed. 2, ,John Britton, John Bowers and cid at our cost is to be adjusted witbLamp- tee' Latter from Mr. Collins, claiming dam- •• 2L'rrEL)LENTAI1T Moo= 0) ROAD YND BRIDGE ages from this council for Mr, McInnis Finlay Andersen' wore recommended as ton, when the bridge nest is adjusted. Car- COMMITTEE. t slots re. petition of Hullett, East vied, coatalarTES. a I' ou account of accident at Exeter bridge. In reference to appeal of bylaw No. 9 of Referredto the finance'cognmittee. and West Wawanosh in connection with Report as amended was adopted. 1874, it ;vas reconatneuded that it be carried A number of accounts were referred to some school sections. Report of the county property commit-. out on condition thne municipaiities hay- t110 mance committee. Report of executive committee was. tee was read. The couucil went lute com ing heretofore not received equal assist - road. Application to have Robert Currie, Margaret Currie, and Wm. Currie, of the REPORT OF TME township a:' Ash Kele, Joanna McKay of The following the t nen of Gncerich;, put on list of made : ceunty wenn. Referred to the finance 1. That the applications of the East, committee. _ West and South Huron Farmers' Institute 9.pp kation from South Huron 'Lear- for grant of 525 be not granted. niers' Institut!. for the. usual grant was 2. The contract for supplying stationery, referred to the executive coommitteo. black books, etc., had been awarded to Petition from Tovvnehip of Hullett John Butler.. U i asking the county toy assume share of 3. In reference to petition from commit - cost of bridges under`section 533 (a) Con- tee of 33rd battalion it was recommended eolidatel !Municipal Act,1892. Referred that no grant be made as the Dominion The following questions were referred to FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1803.: 2 nuaox ComITY 001.11`1'o.IL. 01:1l:LUr,LD FROM lrAST WEN. Council Room, Juno 9, 1893. The C(.uncii met pursuant to adjourn- ment, the warden in the chair. All the members present. Minutes oflast meet- ing; were eeed ea adopted. 1.1 otter fr lir warden of Lambton County ro lsidge et Grand Bend was read and referred to the road and bridge • Invitation from the secretary of the Goderich, Mechanei's Institute to the members •.: 11 e County council to visit of county wards and paid for the following. accounts ; Larch Williams, Drussele, $100 per an num; Margaret McGuire, Coderieh,,1175 00; Auuabella McLean, Gederioh, 672,00; Toe, SamsoW, Stephen, $100; Susanna faeo , Steppes!, 072.01:William, 'Robert and Mar- garet Currie, clshlfeld, at' 1100.00 each per annum; dei, Barnes, W. Wawauosli:51100; W. 1L Sutton, Exeter, 072.00; 7ohauha McLay, Godariuh,1172.00.. Motiou of !Messrs. Prouclfoot and ilolt, that, in coneideratiou of Mr. Bert's long nub faithful services to the county, ho be paid -1200 by the couuty was referred to executive committee, Motion of Messrs. Proudfoot and Gibson tbnt a house of refuge 1)e erected in the county, was referred to the executive coin- mittoe. The ee:icitot',i opinion re ee' tion 520 of the Miku)cipa1Act wits referred to a special committee. Motion of faleasrs.Itoliins anb Spackman that 51100 he expended iu getting plans and speeiflcatiuns of a house of industry to ac- commodate 60 or 75 parsons, was lost. The couucil then adjourned to meet at persons for the subject of iusana, dis- tribute persons in this couuty, irrespective of the cost of the necessary =intones of victed and awaiting sentence and three vagrants. 'Report of education committee was recd and adopted. of gravelling:32 roads. in Douglas' swamp to :air. VI/auk 0. Wright at 1111.1 also let a job of gravelling 30 rods on 13 lino to ;dr. John Johnston at 711 onto a rod, township to pay for gravel.. 171•,Gowmill reported having let job of raising road at Wylto's beaver meadow, to Messrs. Parish and Wheeler et 012. Communications were road from Mr. \\r, Sutton re Government drain Oth con.;. one from Robt, and Ed. Jenkins re dog having been poisoned ; also one from Culross council, esklu;r Turnberiy to pity sharp in undorgrouud drain at 13eltnor°, No notion was taken in the Jonkin's communication, Moved by Jr' Diment, seconded by Mr, Gomtnill, that the clerk be instruct- ed to write to Mr. Henry McKay, Tees- w°ater, asking him to meet our Reeve at Belmore, on Saturday, June 24.th at 30 o'clock, a. m,—Carried, Moved by Mr. Cruickshank, seconded by Mr. Mandell, Haat Mr, Diment meet a member of Grey council on boundary between Turnberry'-and Grey townships ou Saturday, June 24th at 10 o'clock a. m.— Carried. 7.30 p. m. Moved by Mr. Diment, seconded by 7.30 o'clock, p, tn, Mr. Mundell, that the .Deputy Reeve be A number of applications for the peel, instructed • to have some gravelling done W lieu of caretaker, doyen in Wombat, were on Wawanosh boundary as soon as pos- read and the council proceeded to ballet Bible --Carried. for the election of a caretaker with the re - Moved by Mr. Cruickshank, seconded suit that Wm, McCreath seethed the poli- by Mr, Diment, that Geo. Walker put in ti u. Thy suplemeutrary report of the Toed.a three toot cedar culvert ou the B line and bridge committee was read and clause a3 51—Carried. 1 was ordered to be atrnc !( out and the Moved by Mr. Gemmill, seconded by motion of !Moms MoiMurohie and Milne Mr. Diment, that Mr. Mundell let a" job referred to the road and bridge Committeeof gravelling ou 10th concession line, to report at next meeting and the engineer opposite lot 10, not to exceed 515— was instructed to prepare a statixent of Carried. the number and values of bridges within Moved by Mr. Getntiiill, secondeclby Mr. Dimont, that Mr. Cruickshank let a job of ;;ravelling on gavel road, north of 13 line, not to exceed $1O—Careied. • Moved by Mr. Mundell, seconded by Mr.'Cruicirshank, that Mr. Gemmill let a job of gravelling on oast gravel road, north of Morris bank, not to exceed 815 Carried. Moved by Mr. Gommill, seconded by Mr. Mundell, that Mr. Diment let a job of gravelling ou B line oast of Bluevalo sideroad, net to exeeed..11 5 --Carried. Moved by Jr.,,JGemmill, seconded by itr. i`ruickshank, that 9'ir. Dimwit let a job of gravelling on 10th sideline, be- tween lots 10 and 11, concession 5, not to exceed S25 --Carried. Moved by Mr. Cruickshank, seconded -by Mr. Diment, that any person found digging holes in the public, road for gravel, sand or'clay, and leaving them in an uneven or dangerous,condition be prosecuted according to law—Carried. Moved by Mr. Diment, seconded by Air. 'Mundell, that the Reeve, Deputy - Reeve and Clerk be a'committee to take any action that may be necessary iu con- nection with the Douglas and Porter draius—Carried. Moved by Mr. Cruickshank, seconded by Mr. Diment, that the Clerk write to Mr. James Parish asking him to have the Government drain cleaned out through his place on or before July 15th or iu default, the engineer will be brought on to let the work—Carried. Moved by Mr. Gemmill, seconded by Mr. Mundell; that Mr, Dimwit • lot a job of repairing road on B line and 5th side road— alried. Moved by 3v1r. Gemmill, seconded'by Mr. Diment, that the Treasurer's bond having been read, 1.vo• accept of it as satisfactory to this Council—Carried. Moved by Mr. Gemmill, secouded by Mr. Mundell, that •Messrs. Cruickshank and Diment examine ground where The clerk was instructed to ..memorialize .culverts are wanted on 8th concession 15th next, providing that such con- lino at Gilnore's and let job of one or the local Legislature to have section 033 tractor erecta suitable bridge across the morn culverts as required—Carried. (a) of Municipal Act of 1892 repealed. 1 The following accounts were ordered river at Grand Bend to accommodate the,_•h' • ted t at 1 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. recommendations wore to the road and bridge committee. Tlie report o: county commissioner wa : read and referred to the road and ' b:•: io cotumittze. 1t0POnT. P1 TDB COUNTY COMMISSIONER. contract for the Bayfield bridge h uton let to Robt. 'Jamieson at 31145 to , a ec,mpleted by Sept. let 1893. • The contraot for Hall's bridge hasbeen 1 let to the same person for 3655 to be com- pleted by August let fleet, •: Same 'supports were put under the Grand Bend bridge until a new bridge could lie built. Tenders wore asked for the erection of a bridge at Grand Bend, tendon to be in by Juno 5th,of which i four were received. ' On account of some of the county bridges being badly damaged by spring freshets, the county commissioner re- cotnineuded that the council adopt some puttee on the whole, Mr. McLean iu the chair. • COUNTY rnorxmrr CO3IVITTEE., . In regard to heating of court house it was recemmended that the tender of Ben- nett & Wright of 02,100, steam, be accept- ed. The other tenders were, Sanaders Co., hot water, $2,782. C. A. Humber, hot water, $2,408. Bennett & Wright; hot water, 32,050. C. A. Humber, steam, 32,297. Bennett & Wright, steam, 02.100. The committee rose to report that the report of the county property committee Goverulnet is the proper party to grant is adopted except part of clause 10. 7.11ha soon increased pay. warden resumed the chair. 4. It was recommended that 0100 bo Motion of Messrs: Cox and Rollins that granted the Horticultural Society on con, ahtluse 10 be amended by purchasing the ditioc that samples be taken from as. many ug; on the prisoners from Nixon athi sections of the county, as possible, and ' a Sturdy for the sum of 5912.00. Carried. detailed statement of the expenditure The report as amniended was then ad- shown to the council at next session. opted. Motion of Messrs. Beacom and Woods granting !lotion of Messrs. McMurcbio and Milue that clause 3 be amended by 6 g the sum of 59100 to noncommissioned officers bridges and culverts be repealed; and that and men of the 33rd battalion while in this county do not assume or maintain auy1 Foliowfrty, recommendations were made: camp, was lost. statutory Refer- 1. Motion of ietessrs. Peoudfoot and Mc - Motion of Messrs. Cox and k mbridges exceptsaybridges. att, that red to too road and bridge committee. Pherson that a house of refuge be erer;ted clause 4. be amended by granting $200, was Motion of i\lersrs. McElvau and Malloyin the county. The committee was unable lost. that 'notion granting 3300 to build a. foot to agree curl refer matter back to couucil. Motion of Messrs. Pronoand Wet. bridge on the site of the old Graham I 2. It was recommended that .100 be sou, that clause 3 of the report t be amend bridge near \Wingham be reciuded. Car- , granted to John Reid on his retiring from ed by granting 10 cents per day to nom tied, the position of &retailer. commissioned officers and men of 33r1 A vote was taken ou the erection of a 'Motion of Messrs. Katz and Eilber that battallion while iu camp. Lost.house of refuge but was lost on a vote of Motion of Messrs. Girviu and McDonald this county grant the contractor of the Grand Bend cut the privilege of moving 22 to 28. Supplementary report of the county pro- perty committee was read and adopted, Report of special committee wee read. that by-law No. 0, 1874, assuming certaiu lance in the way of bridges should receive, e fair rotuuneretiou so as to put theta on a par with other municipalities that have heel' bridges built and that bridges now in existence be taken into consideration at their par value. Iu reference to grautiug of 1200 for re- pair to Henfryn road it was recommended that 110 aOtiOU be taken. In reference to removal of Grand Bend bridge it was recommended that it be granted if the contractor of the Grand Beud'cut become responsible for auy no. cident that may occur on temporary'' bridge and approaches. Also that the read cam- tnissiouer be instri:cted- ti, receive tenders for Grand Bend bridge to be erected after Sept. 15th next and iu event of a- higher price being paid that contractor pay differ- ence. The supplementary report of the execu- tive committee was adopted. SUPPLEMENTARY nerone or TUE EXECUTIVE COiOiITTEE. motion forbidding parties from going that clause 1 be amended by grauttng East ' over these bridges with loads of over a the Grand Bend bridge and that this council do not erect the new superstruc- ture of said bridge, until "after Sept. . ton except at tho risk of party going over. Report of the committee appointed last January to investigate the matter re claim of John Carpenter was read and referred to the finance committee. T:iree tenders fur heating the court Louse were referred to the county pro- perty committee. The council then adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock a. m. Thursday, Council Room, June 8, 1893, West and South FarmersInstitute,the usual sum uf $25. Lost. . Motion of Messrs. Torrance auil Mooney that clause 4 of the report of the executive committee be stuck out gaud that uo grant be given toward the fruit exhibit at Chica- go. Lost. The report of the executive committee was then adopted. Report of the road and bridge commit- tee was reag. 10 o'elook, a. m. - Tito council resumed. All members preeent. Minutes et last meeting read ani al proved. Communication signed by Iviessrs.. Willem, Holmes, Gordon and Beck ask - in; the. council to grant 25 cents per day tier member of the 33rd Huron Battalion Wm read and referred to the executive onlmittee. Clem n nice.tion signed by the presi- ent and secretary of the Goderich Hor- ticultural Society, asking a grant for cost tf making it fruit exhibit at the Chicago oak, was read and referred to the ex. Votive committee. Aoeounte of Signal and Hy, Cookwere eiferred to the finance committee. T. W. Scott, of Goderich Township ade application to have grant for keep. aErOBT OP !ROAD AND 11BIDOE 0000ITTEE. The following reeomtnendetioos were made : 1. That the bridge on the Zurich gravel reed in Hay township bo assumed by this county and be placed on list of county bridgea. 2. That uoticea be placed on Bayfield and Holmesville bridges warning the pub- lic against drawing loads of over one ton over said bridges, 3. That, the engineer be iustructed to have e, wingwrll of the Manchester bridge repaired as soon as possible. 4. That all the iron bridges be repainted if necessary. 5. That the tendering of the Grand 'Bend bridge be left to the engineer to award the contract in conjunction With the warden of Lambton or committee. 6, In reference to letter from John Be.. son, asking fer an iron bridge at Bayfield, tg 'ire), Collin;, a county ward, was re- it was reeommee ed that it be filed. 1the finance committee, 1 1. Ie reference to applications of town - Application to aA plication from Grey 'Township to I ships of Ashfield, Stephen, linnet and are t p count assume share of cost of Grey for a contribution or percentage ton y r 100 feet • 'tion u,3;3 a {Jr M. A. f vrartis the erection of bridges and under Kat, i, l 1 At the 421 Bank,, This is to notify •_i you that your ac. count at the bank of health is over, drawn; at this rate you bankrupt, unless you take 1 will soon be Of Pure Norwegian Cod Live.- 011 and tlypophosphites to build you up. It will STOP 4. CODOR; CURL 4 COLD" ancZ chock CONSTL1[PTION arta alt forms of WASTING raISL.4.SLS,d1- most as palatable as Milk. Prepared by Beott & Bowne, Belleville. For sale by all druggists. c. • CRAM TR NK RY For full particn ars about RATES, TRAN S to the RV10E, Etc, ORS 'S FIR, CM, GO, Apply to J. NIC IL, Agent, Wixonem. NEW TAIL.1R SHOP, CES. 'rd IRViN public and that the road commissioner be 1 instructed to ask the same of Lambtou. Referred to the road and bridge commit- tee. Moved by kir. Milne, seconded by Mr. Dames that the county .council make a grant of $20 to assist in constructing and repairing the Henfryu road immediately uorth of the bridge, the4Township of Grey having a very muoh increased burden upon it through the change uf bridge site, and the county having benifited to a consider- able extent. Referred to read and bridge committee.. The counoil then adjourned until 4 p. m. Cot1:;CIL Itooir, Friday Oth, 4 o'cloek p. m Opinion" of J. T. Garrow on questions asked was read. fiosiguation of .john Reid, caretaker,w:es read and accepted, 'Resignation takes place on July 1st. The report cf finance eomtnittee was read and adopted. expoRT On sISANCE COMMITTEE, In reference to a letter of Donald Mc, Innis for damages, it was recommenced that he be paid $100. Applieatien of J. W. Scott for inereased grant from 375 to 59100 for keeping of Writ. Collins, recommended that . it be granted. ;1 The following persons were put on list reference to grants to Farmers' Institutes the matter be reconsidered and each granted $925. Motion of Mossre,Proudfootand Sperling that the council of each municipality be requested to take a vote of the electors of their muuicipalities at the same time as the question of prohibition to be taken as to whether or not it house cf refuge be erected in this couuty—Carried. The council tlfbn adjourned. eternberire. The Council met in the house of Mr. David Dunkins, lot 13, con. 10, on Mon- day, June 19th,persuant to adjournment. Members all present. Tie Reeve in the chair. Minutes of last meeting were read and adoptee). The Reeve reported that the committee had purchased three scrapers as directed at last council meeting and that account for same would be placed before the cuti ncil. The Deputy -Reeve reported that ho had let a job of gravelling 60 rode, on Jenkin's hill, to Mr, Jas. Johnston at 70 cents a rod„ the township to pay for gravel, also let a job of putting hi culvert on 10th oonee.eion line to Mr. Ddward 1rerguson, fur ~51. Mr• Diment t•eporte.i hawing let a job to be paid : Win. Gannett, 3 scrapers, 822.20; W. B. A.itkiu, gravelling on north boundary, ass; John Johnston, gravelling on 13 line, 1121; 3!'. W. Wright, gravelling et Dougla's swamp, 510; 11 Dunkin, rent of house 01. Moved by Mr. Diment, se,oncled by Mr. Gemmell, that this council do now adjourn to meet in McDonald's hall, Bluevalo, on Monday, July '241b, at 10 o'cloek a, m, Carried. Jetta BERGIN:5, Clerk. Wishes to announ Wingham and vicinite tailor shop IN THY, S SOUTH OF MR. TAURANT, and sat Patterson, watchmak WXL'4 to HAM 'MAli1S.E'ra. WI:60am, June 22, 1803 Corrected by 1'. Deans, Prosaic,: 1)outur. a 1 10 to CO to 68 10 3)4 i 40 to 55 to 18 to 1:3 to 1) to 1 75 to 2 00 0 60 10 i 0u 35 to 40 ):i to. t8 Moor 1.1ar100H 1 01 1Viteat per basltel, spring „ Oats, Barley Peas, Butter, tub do 1(0115, 1lg,ls per dos. Wood per cord, tray per ton, Potatoes, Wool 2 00 01 dt) :i5 34 54 14 34 10 SALESMEN WANTED to the people of that he has opened a ORE ONE DOOR 1. HILL'S RES- ly occupied by M. °All clothing made i W0RKMAN8 DURAN the latest styles. Arta TIT The l.atronege of the ublic solicited avid satisfaction guaranteed. GEO GE H, 11tVIN. Wingham, March 17th, 893. r6 r xa want us I I 1 p t tho ante of a choice Lino of iiALDY CANADIAN GeoWN Stock, ,) xperleltce 1101 no:ossary.. We Want real Lvorkora alai to tit111 such aroWON apprll uItno situation at a good income' with chance of adv,mcenient. As we now hate over 700 nem, under cultivation, aro cal, give 1)111 Stiles• mon .brain superior advantages, We also desire to' secure a gruod Mali In yeardi5trlct to soli tho purrs nv PUNT', for whie9 we Irate tho Oenorat Agency. This is something. new and indispensable to the farmer or fruit grower. sena for terms mai testimonial circular. , STOein 11 WIILIANoTO,I, Nurserymen, out' BARK TEL•a 1500 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK wanted at the Wiugham Tannery. $5.00 PER CORD Will be paid on delivery. Parties peeling 15 cords or over, can deliver half in summer and balance in winter, if desired, and same price will be paid. W1N0HAM TAHMIC Co. Wingham, May 10th, 1803. russet Shoulder Braces, Chest and l.t cb P Otctfl. 0 A large assortment at 'very reduced prices. HAMILTON'S DRUG STORE. Central Telephone Exchange, 0 L1 The flank of ink; for tenber premises, corn. Greet r' a li etc., for be h r their b1 Mr, . J ,, Bo1 ptocic of general Dr. Philip's 310 There were al the L, 0. L, 11 last. After are order, the cold) dismisses!. It that Milverton county elebrati .decided to go to Among the the 'Toronto l J. H. M!cBaii philosophy tort Clayton, se•iond language. y Mr,..1.obert of Mr. J. the -3Oth ult. Birrie, N. W `3"umvaerv,lle. sincebe left tor well remember friends scud go Mr. James late of.Durhuii Ctias. Wilson t Rouse: at the ,possession. M few days on rt) visit the: r00etle) - At the late .Ontario •.Collet .Burgeons amen didates were r vey, Newry ani .2. A. Downie, ,cry. Mr. and a\Irs returned .front World's Fair. Messrs Moss McGregor left ..Port L+ torr! They will take by the wtay, .Mr. Robert 'Garricii, 'i.Cor0 3Mrs. W. A..21 The ,tory ho days has had t .kidestrains.to.i . of which our tthe showers..of .have cooled ,inatoh. Messrs., 14,,y :warehouse and .ed ,which :has riltpearancie (5 direr always ,l ,good repair at :x1 solnewha ibe,fatul raisink 1Nlr. W. Ward' of ;Bram, on B1 fabling of it bet iuj.urod, one fat.nlly. The a reso.it of pure as 14600l frost sides. Mt. in Wallace, w, of his lam ca in good health but ali.t';x'onci man weialdrig assistance, bol fellow was dei disease. When the 1 :Stratford 'Tue number of p around the de glianps of Mr bride, whn we train, but Rai, of ,fellow and an ,overtlow o the carious on intolta carriage the one end of away ,down tc body was ttwa train. The n the pct a cf !Marshall, of i. noon by Rev.. Every bod y,10 canple all ser Rev, Jarnei Isis farewell s ing, and awin pepularuty at gathering is e church is and for sown time: hale kelt we hut the write) W _a cdne.,d t1 n teriail':i had 1 their coniccait The re-opel eland) is tot itt July, *ha lr. cel y Tirn.17 anti l'rr. f M College,. Gum