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� , itl L'I Hr.lt> returns Mr, M. 'i .
I AM. �� b'le'Iaeall, (�f the Seafilrth Expositor,
by a small majority. Mr, McLean
• will make a model < member, being
fully conversant with all (taestit•n'
iifla'eting the interests of the ]reoele,
an:l svi11 be especially in emelt with
• matters relating. to agricultural
questions.
�f
j g A COUSOI vative Suinlnary.
q . TELEGRAPH CO The Toronto World teonet.evati.'e
} unlike it, foolish contemporaries on
t ,. t the same side, has goo'. enough 'ems"
app. •. "(915" Q I($ UM nity to concede that Sir Oliver Mtirvat hit
i won the Province beyond a doubt
Ingham, -- - Out ; Our contemporary says ;
For the seventh successive time
Mowat yesterday swept the Province
rw- • . , He goes back to power with
1L - clear majority of' seven over tlhc vvhol(
I
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MIST
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`JR�..7 G.GIS
THE W I GIJAiiR TIMES, JUNE 29, 1894,
18th, followed by air large number of
friends and acquaintances, The
funeral service's were conducted by
Rev, J. J. Noble.. May tied be with
his faithful wife; in her old age. Let
her put lice trust in her Saviour, who.
510110 call eonlfbr't her in her sad
ahfllicticil. -ilfr• John Hardy has about
completed on his farm what will be
oils of the most commodious barns in
the •township, ----Mrs. Crowe, sr., has
moved to the town of 1'4'inglutin.— -
. On Thursday of last week Miss Tenn
• MeTavish, of Culross died at the
residence of her brother, .Mr. John
s McTavish, of Tee5ly:iter. On the
• previous Tuesday she had Submitted
to a severe surgical operation, and
though the operation was successfully
and skilfully performed, it left her
• without sufficient strength to rally'
from its effecti, and though every
, possible care was given her death
claimed her for his own. The deceas-
ed was much respected by those who
• knew her best, and her death is
• deeply regretted by her many
friends.
Canadian Foresters.
a
•- !Opposition, p osition, anti as eleven of.' the
Patrons elected are Liberals his
strength is greater than at dissolution
t "Never before have there been
candidates of so many different coni-
plcxions in the field, and surprises
TIIE RESCLT. I were naturally expected, but they
The people have spoken through; are not so great as had been antici-
tlie ballot box, and the affairs of the I pated. The Liberals lost 8 !seats to
!the Conservatives and the. Conserve -
Province will be carefully~ and titres lost 8 seats to the Liberals, so
efficiently looked after for the next i that horrors are easy on that score.
four years 1)v Sir Oliver Mowat and The Patrons cut the Conservative into
leis'golleagues. At this writing it is
and the Government ranks about
not !known exact" how the numbers equally-, 7 of the 1-1 seats being
velli stand, but it is certain the Liberal I wrested from Liberals and 6 from
•Conservatives, while 1 Patron was
• Government will have a sufficiently I re-elected.
• large majority to Larry on the Gov- {.ell of Sir Oliver's Ministers were
eminent. Notwithstanding all the elected with the exception of Mr.
Kingston, the Minister
"eries" raised during the campaign, i I nbiic 11 U ks. Speake I3allatiilt •hof
the people kept the plain issue fore- however, is also numbered with y the
most, and left the. destinies of the siaill.
Provineo in the care of the solid and ".Among the (oeservatives who
• experienced Liberal Administration have Ines defeat are Mr. James
that has so carefully looked after their Chuiey, of Kent, end Mr. (x. 1A'.
Monk, of Carleton, the Conservative
interests for the past twenty-two whip,
years, The returns so far received • "Of the 48 Patron candidates in
indicate that there -have • been. 50 the field 1.1 were elected.
Reformers elected, 20 Conservatives, ( "The I'. P. A's. elected t3 of their
14 Patrons,' and 2 P. P. A's., and 2 avowed 5 cK•lnditlatee.",
constituencies to hear from. Among
those defeated on the Liberal side,' The CLors of .
were Ilon. 11*m. Harty, the Minister' Fire
ire tors of the Culross
1 Mutual Insurance Company met
of Public Works, Hon. Thos. Mahan -1 iu Teeswa ter, May ?8th, 189.4, as per
Lyne, the Speaker in the last Parlia-,motion of adjournment. Members
ment and W. M. Dack, the Liberal 1011 present. R. E: Little, President
tivhi, :and of the Conservatives, .1‘,11,. `its the chair. The minutes • of the
last meeting were read. .7. McKague
Jas. Clancy, the financial critic, Mr.—Reid—That the minutes ars just
Sol. White, and Mr. G. Monk, the !rend be adopted—Carried. A. Mc -
whip of the party. In another : Hague—Clark—That all applica-
ti 1S
Ol for • insurance be now •
t � laid
o b,-
colulun will be faded a tabulated ,be
-
I giving the results as far as fore the• Directors for examination ---L.
5 Carried. Reid—J. McKag•ue--That
heard from. • ii having examined eighteen appliea-
_.• _.._., —. i tions for insurance and- found theta
EDITORIAL NOTES.I satisfactory the President and Scere-
1 tary are hereby instructed to prepare
Tyr three Hurons stand true to • ane issue policies for the salve—Car-
Liberal principles. i riecl. Mr. Henry McKay made claim
I for 05 for -loss of a two year old colt
C=.tnaow wears well meddle people killed by lightning giving veterin-
, appreciate him,at 's
evidence ast
o cause c
of death.
th.
• LIP' Tory P. I'..1, its disguise in and making oath as to the alnottnt of
loss, Allison—.7, McKague--That
West Iluruii did not work worth a the amount of $30.97 be paid to Henry
. cent. McKay for a colt killed by lightning
LINTON •'uid (xoderich, where the --Carried. Mr. Alex, Smith, of Kin-
I'atican i"ory-I'. I', A, candidate is loss, claimed X12 for a heifer sup-
po..od to have been killed by lightn-
well known, gave substantial ntajori- in,;. Clark—,J. .sera gue---That in
ties against hint. :reference to the claim of Alex. Smith
Tnr: "calf• with a cough" and the for damage' done by lightning
•
"old silver medal bull" stories got Messrs. A. McKague and R. S reith
are appointed to investigate the
their quietus in North Ontario, on cause of lass and report at next •
Tuesday. meetill,o, of this board -- Carried.
Cesium Pest= was elected IreSl•• 7Cse
h Gi.ayand
Geo.o. I itn lc gave
dent of France, on Tuesdaylast, to notice of improvements and changes
y , they are making on barns. Beiet
succeed the late President • Carnot, . Clark_—T'hat the request of the For -
who was assassinated
last week, ; hoes
L Co.,
re Jas. Snider
derbe •
't`oicosxia is "agiih" the Ontatrfo'granted as soon as Mr. Snider pays
(love t timcttt, but the Pr -evince don't It Kt,, all dues to this Ca, --Carried. Me -
Government, McTiague-••-•That this board
take any stock in the "protection" do now adjourn to meet again on the
issues that eontributed so largely to last Saturday of June, in town hall,
the Conservative majorities in that I'eeswatcr, at 2 p. nt.--Carried,
cit i~. G. A. PntxoL1t, See.
I�f
THE Dominion House of Loot -1 Another old settler has gone to rest
In the person of John Stewart, of
mons on Friday, Mr, Corby, member j 1.0th concession. His death took
for West Hastings, handed in his `}place on the 17th inst. at the grand
resignation to Mr. Speaker, explain -;old age of 82 years and 2 niontlrs,.
ing that his firm* had supplied a . He passed away fully trusting ni Ids
quantity of spirits to the Government,) Saviour. 'Cim 'deceased was born in
whereby he had violated the indepen.11812, and emigrated to Canada, its
deuce of Parliament :Act. ! 1846. Ile first settled on the Dar.
;ham !toad east of the village of
'fete•, electors of Plast Miran stood , i3ervie, where he remained for nine
loyally by their well -tried. and true years. From thence he removed to
, Thee. Almon, , have the of Cntross where Its'.
member, Mr. rhofs, ixillsotl, and have. township •
,,.
:spent3
., t,�,:
returned hili with a nithjority of 302, I years. Hie wife,ufive sans
ar1c1 three tlaughtel'B survive halt.
which is tnly one less than he had it11t. ,
h
deceased
was
favorite u lt(Yiti
in;►O. Mr. (xil>Non will be once of thee' old and young. He was. et, Presley..
Olde t tnembers in the Homes having terian in religion and a Vonse•rvative
Ctni; itihtmtl+l ti' rresent4'rl l':atst Intron i g remains . .
y I n polities. Itis vrele, lxrrne,
thief. x•871. to the Teeewiter cemetery on the
•F.tiID:1X JUNE 20, 1804,
THE FIFTEENTH ANNUAL .HEFTING OF
THE MOIL • C'OURT AT WOODSTOCK, •
The fifteenth at ival meeting of
the High Court of the Canadian Or-
der of Foresters was held in
Woodstock, last week, H. C. R., I3i;o.
C. Britton, of Gananoque, in the
chair. He announced his appoint-
ments at the opening es follows :
High messenger, Bro. A. McPher-
son, Woodstock; high marshal, Bro.
John Smith, Clinton; journal secre-
tary, Bro. .H. H. Bailey, Ottawa;
high senior beadle, Rev. Bro. C. R.
Littler, Seildrk, Mau.
The high court . degree was con-
ferred upon a large number of dele-
gates by II-.V.C.R., Bro. H. Glimmer;
of Guelph. -
The High Secretary's report shows
that the membership has increased
2,346 during the year, and $70,000
added to the reserve fund. The
society has enjoyed a most prosper-
ous year, the death rate having been
much below the. average. There were
about 250 delegates in attendance.
Eighty-eight thousand dollars have
been paid out in death -claims, and, I
notwithstanding this • large amount.1
paid for the support and 'assistance
of the widows and orphans of deceas-
ed brethren, the surplus has largoly
increased, and nosy stands at the
magnificent sum of $325,000.
Mayor Hay delivered an address
of .eve
lcolilc
to which Bro. Britton
blade a • suitable reply, Courts
Beaconsfield, No. 15, and Barton, No.
81G, . presented an address of welcome
react by ex -Mayor 14I. Douglas, which
was suitably replied to. -
The fo11owing offlcere were for the
ensuing year elected by acclamation:
II.C.R•, !Bro. 0, E. Britton, Gananoque;
H. V. C. R., Bro. H. Glimmer, Guelph;
High Secretary, Bro. Thos,.Whfte,
Brantford; High
Treasurer, Bro. ,The.
Neeland, Wingham; Chairman of the
Medical Board, Bro. Dr. U. M; Stan-
ley, Brantford; .Associate, 'Bro. Ur.
Young, Ridgetown; High Auditor,
Bro. T. W, Gibson, Toronto; Referee
Medical Board, Dr. R. E. Mundell,
Kingston; High (registrar, D, R..Ken-
nedy, Montreal, High Chaplain, Rev.
W. 5. McTavish, 13. D., St. George;
High Senior Woodward, .G. V. Hen-
dershot, Brantford; High Junior
Wooctward, W. J. Malley, • Dew -
onto; High Senior Beadle,` Rev. 0, le;
Littler, Selkirk, Manitoba; Higlt Jun-
ior Beadle, Alex. McPherson, ,Wood-
stock; Conenittee, High Chief Rang-
er, Britton; H. V. C. R. Glimmer; 1
Robert Elliott, Winghaln; N. D. Hen.
Berson, Wthitechurel.- F. •7. Jameson,
Teterboro; W..7. Cameron,, Toronto,
and R. Dowling, Harriston.
The
KR -
Iit, .,
felt meeting. will be
It
cI
bd at
Hamilton. Reptiles of High Court
officers', svhielt • were very eneour-
aiging and satisfactory, were read.
They showed the Order to be in a
most prosperous Condition. At pres-
entthere arc , Members in good
again lower than that of Tait year.
The sum of $70,4 03.09 has been
carried to the reserve fend, being:
9„8,887,05 greater than that of the
pr'evions year.
Tito high secretary's report, from
which some of the above facts have
been culled, shows that the surplus
reserve now amounts to a grand
total of $328,247,50 to the credit of
the insuranee fund.
Cheese meettece.
Ingersoll, Ont., June 27.----Offoring
to -day, 1,580 boxes, last part of June.
make. Sales: 150 boxes at 9c; 980
boxes sit 9 1-16e Market brisk.
Woodstock, June 27,- -At the cheese
board to -day 2,110 boxes were
boarded, Middle of June make; 951
boxes were sold at 9 1-16c.
Nepanee, :June 27,-495 boxes
white and 815 boxes colored cheese
were boarded to -day; 855 were sold
at
Pictan, Juni. 27 ---At the cheese
board to -day eleven factories offered
890 boxes, Sales : 630 boxes at 9e,
170 boxes at 9 1-1Gc, 50 boxes at
8te. '
r
Live Stock markets.
East Buffalo, June -26.—Cattle—
No
26.--Cattle--
N o fr eslt receipts ; 4 loads over and
unsold; prospects fair for good handy
stock, Hogs—Receipts, 7 cars and
over ; market fairly active nd firm
for good light and inediuu1;''grades ;
pigs in good demand ; yorliiers, dull
and slow sales, medium and heavy,
x'5,80 to $5,85 ; yorkers, $5,25 ; pigs
and light weights, u 5 ,135r to $5,371.1
roughs, $-1.25 to $4.70 ; stags, X3,15
to x$,'13,60. Sheep-- 'o :Fresh receipts ;
market full and no sales ; only good
lambs 1n (leimlild.
liritisil, Grain Trade,
London, ,June 25. --The Mark
Lane Express, le Us weekly review
of trade, says ; English wheat has
advanced 7d. Foreign wheat, though
the supplies have been large, shag
been firm. ; California, 24s a qr. and
No. 2 red winter, 22s. Flour has
been stronger and corn steady, but
•barky and oats Have been neglected.
To -day English wheats are a turn
dearer through scarcity, and the de-
mand is slight. American wheats
have advanced 3d. Round corn is
uiichangecl, but fiat is (id clearer,
Barley, oats and flour are dull. •
Jas, 1 . I'omeuville, bookkeeper
for the San Life Insurance Company, •
Montreal, stole $1,568 from his em-
ployers recently and went to Chicago.
He was followed, returned, pleaded
guilty and was sentenced Monday
morning to four years in the peniten-
tiary.
TEE SUCCE SFUL CANDIDATES.
• also on hand.
11tARIIIST IMPORTS.
w1t10u.ta.
Wingham, June' 28, 1804..
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer,
Flour per 100 lbs , • • • ., 1 50 to 1 80
50 to 1 G5
Fall Wheat .,.....,. 0 ')
Spring Wheat .............. 0 52 to 0 53
Oats .............. ......„ 0 33 to 11 34
Barley 0 35 to 0 40
Peas. •Y ....... 0 52 to 0 :24Butter, tub.. , , ...g, ..... • 0 13 to 0 4
•Butter,ho'l1s .,..,..018to0
F,ggs per dozen 0 07 to 0 003
Wood per cord. , ....... , 1 25 to 1. 7a
,Eay per ton.... .. (3 00 to (3 00
Potatoes, per bushel q 00 to 0 00
Tallow, per lb 0 05 .to 0 05
Dried Apples, per lb 0 0; to 0 0u
Dressed Hogs 5 00 to 5 00
Beof 4 50 to 5 50
CLINTDN. . ,
Fall Wheat, old 9 Y0 55 to 0 58
Fall Wheat, new.. 0 67 to 0 00
Spring Wheat 0 53 to 0 58
Barley .. .. , .. • 0 35 to 0 40
Pats 0 32 to 0 33
Peas 0 53 to 0 55
Potatoes, per bushel0 40 to 0 50
Butter 0 12 Los:. 0 113Eggs, per dozen.....•0070007May 800700
Cordwood 0 00 to 4 00
Cal SHAW
CUTS DOWN THE PRICE OF MEAT
AGAiN.
STEAK,100. PER LB,
and other meats in low proportion.
PORK SAUSAGE
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18 099 b R
standing and 542 under temporary 8.
suspension,. making a total of 18,644, q;
New members to ethc number of, fi
4,041 were initiated into the Order,
being 111 over any previous record;
147 nett' courts have been instituted T
during tl,c year, being 1,3. in excess V
of any previous year itltimhistory of Tv
thio Order, 'There are now 510 mute
in existcthee throughout Canada, shy W
follows: 1n Quebec 04,NewtV
e1 I3rtltis
wiek 1, Manitoba t12, North West IV
'Cet'ritorie3 10, British Columbia 8,'V
Nota Scotia 2, and Ontario 3(ilt, V
The death claims presented during y'
the teed year ttttntbered 88, invuly y
ing the payment of $88,000: The
rtenth rates, ,1.77 leer 11)0 members, is
'rhos° marked thus (*) have ltc
27 'Cnn.ervativee,15 Patrons and
Independent.
Hopkins (P. P.A).,
Campbel1...... ,.
I am prepared to pay the highest price
for all kinds of fowl. They must be drawn
and well dressed.
GEO,'SHAW..
Wingham, Oct. 10th, 1893.
DR. McLELLAN, LONDON, ONT.
234 Dundas Street,
EYE and VAR , SURGEON,. '4
Gradulte of the New York t)•o and Ear hospital,
1889. Post Graduate Coarse en the Eye, Ear. Nose
and Throat nt the New York Post Graduate Medical
School and 1:Iospital, 1892. Eyes Tested. Glasses
Applied. Fine stook -of S iectacles, Lenses and
surtYttefal Eves, Will be at the
Brunswick House, WINGIL&M,
The first THURSDAY oP each
month, at date named below:
4nchanan(p.1", A.) Next Visit,. July 5111, X894.
Hours 8 a. m. to 3 p. m. Charges .
• • moderate.
IcGillivary..
with (P. P. A.) ..
fancoek (P.P,A.)..
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lected. As will bo seen, there are 50 T.iblak'rnle
1?, A's. sleeted. '
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MEN,-�—�
If you want your
SPRING SUITS'
made in the latest style, go to
G. H. I RVI N
4,
opposite Bank of Hamilton,
WINGUAM.
Special
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I have a full stook of
Watches,
Clocks,
Jewel
to whioh T invite, special attention.
BARGAINS WILL BE C
ll rItEPAIIt NSPECIALTY,
1.\
(� A SI I�CI'AT,TY,
and all work done onittheeprcmtissyess..
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EAST WAWA. nSIL
The council. met on Juno 181
pursuant to adjournment; mcmb(
all present, Minutes of last meth
read and adopted. Court of Be.
Sion resumed• • Wen Deacon, tens
- N. pt. 38 and Nal Wjj 34, eon. 9, ea
plaincd that this property. waset
high nssesssd; reduced 000, 1V1
• J.. Currie assessed as owner of N
lot 41, eon. 13, Edwin Wight=
to be assessed as tenant of I,2 IJP l
41, eon. 8. George Stewart, as ow
tr of N. E. p1 lot 42, con, 8, at
Thomas Rainey, formerly owner
this property,. struck off, Nam,
I
added : L, F. N ether y, lot 40, eon.
M, F. 0.; Win. Houlihan, jun,. lot 4
eon, .5, M..1?.0.; Albert Swafiiel
lot 40, con.. 7, M, 1?.; John G. Di
(Iowan, lot 39, eon. 2, M. F. 1?.
Win. Keoliva, jun., lot 30, con. 1,
F. F, S.; Wm. • 5, 'Walden, lot 3
eon. 2, M. V. F. S. It was then me
eh; by Itlr. Sidon, seconded by 111
Scott,. that the assessment roll as n
revised and corrected be passed, al
the court closed f'or the present 'yet,
---Carried,. After routine, ;Jab
Jermyn, N lot 37,. con. 11, w
• liea d regarding action . lately tak
by the engineer in examining op
ditch to take off' water from this • pr
perty, the same running through . t
properties of Thos. Lind and , Tair
• Perdue, lot 38, coil, 11; no action t
en. George Irwin, lot 39, con. 1
was present complaining that Hen
Deacon wanted to stop up road elle
ailee on blind line, con. 10. It yr
• the unanimous opinion.of of the couu
that this road as at present eonstit
ed, being township property shot
be kept open. 11 special grant of
- Was appropriated for cutting hill
sideline .83. and 34, coil. 8. Anoti
grant to`pay for ditching and oth
wise repairing hill .at lot 42, con
and 0, near Belgrave, was asked
and allowed, Cuaneillor Scott to ,
tend to this and use his own disc
tion in the matter. Applfgatious
the affhce of colleetor of taxes for
current year in place of John Tay
deceased; were received from Cha
;Campbell; Marnoel:i, $60; Gregor
, 'Gowan, Blyth,;$G0; and Wm. 1Vi
'man, Belgrave, $58. Moved by
Shiell, seconded by Mr. Roberta
• that-Char>les Campbell- be tippet"'
colieetor, salary $00, and that
- furnish good and sufficient securit
' the amount of $8000 for the duej
fortnaitco of the same. Moves
amendment?by Mr, McGowan.
onded by Mr. Scott, that Gregor
Gowan be appointed colleetor. Mo
• carried by -Vote of the reeve. P
Mason was appointed, pa:thniastei
stead of Hugh °McBurney for road
• vision No. 76, on sideline Wand,
con. 9 and 10. The following
bentures were signed and issuecla
Robert Johnston, sen., 3 days the
ling gravel, Division No, 10, 1
$3; Win. Darer, filling up wash
sideline 33 and 34, eon. 1, y,3; D
Ta
lot.
refill d '
y 1 of statute label
1893, SI • Messrs. J. Cook, J
Hoover, Benj. Winner end Waf.
Tackson, lumber for enlverts, t
Jas. At mstrong, 41 rods 'wire. fe
• lot 20, con. 6, 84. John Dlarw
digging •dlteh lot 30, con. O and 7
Riohard Leishman, digging d
across road allowance lot 82, eon
and 11, $6.50. George Robertson
pairing culvert sideline 33 and
con. 12, $1. 1V1u. Patoll8 cedar
vert sideline 39 aiid 40, con
$2.25. George Quinn and Alit
Auld funeral expenses Of the
• p
George Coates, ti 25. , :Messrs. 0
-Hayes and Gledhill, services as
trators re now union school, East
West Wateanosh • East Waw
- share, 043, John Gillespie; W
church, 28. yards -gravel per Th
Cempbell, spatllnhaster, $1.10.
Carr,. 65 ynrds•gravel, per Joh
Hoover, pathmaster, tS3.25.
council then adjourned till Thtur
9th arty of August next. •
P. Poitri uiilxiin, Ole
The man who stole it hors
rig from Adam Hays livery in
forth, last October, was cartel
other day its Durham., where h
been trying to dispose of anoth
fit seine!' he had appropriated,
the third so far as known, the s
being taken, from Gravenhur
the Inst„one froth • Sarnia. It
his name ne as ) y�
t Irtt 1J ` 1,
Ct t 1Vilsol 1
i, li
several aliases, and is evide
'confirmed thief unci aough 11
ease,. `
see,; He W118 brought before
Tones on _Motidaty of last we:
found guilty. Ile Was sente
one year and 11 months to the(
Prison. Mr. Hays' horse was
ill Muskoka,• but ti'& rig it etil
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