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VOL. XVII. ---NO
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WOW -IAN, ONT., FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1888.
LOCAL 11.ZW.
-The Model ecoole open on Monday
next.
ea --Mr, B. Rent has had a nice new iron
fence erected M front of his fine residence
ou the Diag,ourd road,
-1‘,Tr. A. lll.eEwen, teacher, of Glenfar-
row, sends a oorreet Relation to the deo
problem given last week.
-Messrs. Ilingeton & Sone have eloided
• to remove to Gerrie and are disposing of
their stock at very low peices.
-Beramo= makes one life.size Por.
trait and 1 doz, Cabinets Mr 06.55 cam
,Nezt week only.
-The Wingham cricket team went to
no,rriston on Monday to play the team of
that town. The first game the score etood
17 to 85- in favor of Harristoo. Iu the
second, innings Wingham seared 70 and
'were not put out.
-Clinton pays We year 17iataille on an
sseestnent of 4618,545,
--The Daily Everting Trina will soon be
issued in Loudon, by Igr, R. Laidlaw,
-Hay has been eelliag at 611 per ten
'for the past week,
-Rev. dames Littleeof Prineetou, bas
been called to Under,wood. with a salary
of
Mr. Alex. B. nest, evangelist, lynches been visiting
friends near.fmcknow, wiit preach in the Baptist
Church twice next 'outlay,
-B. H. Cozens, forineely of Cozens &
Sword, lumber merchants, Goderiela died
at Sarnia recently.
-'Wm. Reid, of Bayfield, a man ot 80
years of age, was killed by the kick. of a
colt, Ott Friday weelr.
-06.55 wen, next week only, for a life-
size Portrait and ). dog, Cabinets all first
quality-Brockenshire.
-Mr. Lyman Role, of Black Horse,
bas been visiting his sister Mrs. J. S.
Jerome this week. Mrs. Jerome has been
seriously indisposed with infiansmati 4? of
the etomach, bowels and hinge, but is tally recoveriag-
-Mr. H. P. Vidal, of Hamilton, has
taken the position of ledger keeper vacated
by Mr. 3; D. Nichol. Mr. Vidal, a on
of Senator Vidal, of Sarnia, we judge
to be a young ,man of ability, energy and
, adapted to the banking ocoapation.
astIMr. D. Robertson, of on. 12, East
accsuosh, brought new wheat to Messrs.
Hutton & Carr's mill this season, weighing
64 lbs to the bushel. Mr. Geo. Pdoffat, o
the B bus, bad some weighing lb loss
The grain on the whole is a fine sample
and weighs well.
-Dr. Taylor has gone to trouble 'end,
, 'a:expense to have his residence bricked,
eularged arid remodeled., Cornmandiegly
• situated ou the Diagonal ?bad with a good
supply of the umbrageous and tidy sur-
roundings the Dr's residence ranks well
amongst the best in town,
introduotory to a cornet solution
to the deer problem recently given in these
columns we recently received this : We
suppose a I' dear" could be 'weighed by the
same ingenious method, in which case,
however, there might be some jealousy on
the part of the heavy man.
-The Eincardine Bo:porker represents a
;traveller as sayiug : "If your council would
only use the waste slag from the salt block
extutees and mix it with a little clay, you
would scours a walk which would bo a
pleasure to walk on and equal to expensive
asphalt.' •
-The Goderich Board of Trade have
issued a neat pamphlet setting forth the
industries, prospects, standing of the town,
See places of business, schools, ohOrches,
municipal authorities, &c. The total
assessment is $1,109,706, its iudebtedness
.07,071 and population. 4,011, Aty.one
who examines this little partipulet can see
:the functions of a Beata. .ot Trade and
what it may achieve. S11811 what Wingham
-A- Guelph merchant paid $9 duty on
$4 value of goods. That is protection with
A vengeance. Who pays the duty?
-Wednesday, the 20t1I inst., is Goder.
ioh's civic holiday. The Od4fellows have
gotten up a cheap exenrsion to l'ort Huron
-Phaeton for sale, nearly new. Can be
seen at Ceutts & Inglia' shop. ,Apply to
Mrs. E. John% Jolla St., Wingham,
-Aro we to have a grain elevator at the
0 1' ?
-The Roman Catholic picnic at Kings-
bridge, advertised lot the 29th Atigust, has
been postponed till ther5th September,
Sacrament will be &posed in the
Presbyterian church ou SnAday, the 2nd of
September.
-Speech is silvern, silence is golden,
giggliug , is brazen, and daughter is often
ironical.
-Several short descriptive articles are
crowded out this week, These are not
pexishable matter and are thus left over.
-Yates will have 1 hogshead ef printed
toilets Setts arriving next week. Prices
away down to suit everybody. Gall early.
-It is reported that St. Thomas has a
debt of 260,Q00:6with 44 vacant stores on
one street and 300 vacant houses, with a
rate of 25 mills on the dollar on a high
assessment.
--Blyth Methodist Church held a dairy-
maids' social, pa *bath ladies in character
dress dispensed buttermilk, sweet milk,
oak nd coffee. Well, what next?
-Mr.J, Carr, of Mitten & Carr, has oue
of the finest gardens in Wingham nt his
residence on Minnie street. To the orna-
mental, in the way of a fine flower garden,
be has added a splendid assortment of
vegetables.
-We have not been able to, find space
this wackier a well written ddloription of
his trip to Manitoba, by Mr Robert Currie,
of East Wawatmsh. The reports of the
East Wawanosla and Turnberry coungils
are also crowded out. They will appear
next week.
Grim re es.- Sale of Dry Goods
--Perth county has 60 cheese factories,
with an estimated value of a quarter of a
million of cheese in them at the present
time.
-Inspector Campbell, of West Bruce,
explains that his wife received no fees for
presiding at the recent enteillace exami-
nation.
-Mr. Thomas MeGillicudy, of Toronto, at Cost borderline August let, '88. This
Ponsonolt-ItudEnQw igendnet Mies S.
Pettypiece, of Wingldam, bas been visiting
at the home of Mr. D. Taylor, Con. 6, Cul-
ross. -Kr. Thos Boole, of 'Miller & Soole,
printers, and his brother Mr. Robert Soole,
baker, of Toronto, were guests at Mr. J. D.
Sills' residence this week, -Mr, E. L.
Dioltinsen, barrister, and We sister spent
some days at What Parra, Goderiela, this
week, llir. Dickinson blends a share of
business with his recreation. --Mr. A. N.
Robinson, of Robinson & Son, Wingham
foundryeleft on Friday for a montle's holi-
days in Torouto, Heax'ilton, Oakville,
Eincardiue .Rapoter: Master Edgar 'Inglis,
of Wingham, is visiting at Mr. Joseph
Leng•ta-Mr. John Holmes, B. A., on of
Xr, T. Holmes, of thie town, 'vent a short
time with his parents this week. He has
opened out an office in Torouto and has
already a very satisfactory peactice. He
had a brilliant university oareer.-Mr. A.
kalleu, relief operator at the G. T. R, left
for Stratford a few days ago. He is sue -
(seeded here by Mr. J, Towner from the
classic eity.-Messrs. E. F. Gerater and W.
T, Yates were visitors at Point Farm,
Goderich, this week. They say hundreds
are going and coming every day. -Mr. PL
H. Mclncloo, merchant, left early this week
for Point Farm, Goderich. He will likely
take a trip up the lakeshefore he returue.
--raise Lizzie Anderson, of Lucknow, was
visiting at Mr. James Millerat this week. -
Mr, T. J. Elliottecooper at Mr. 3,3. Ander-
son's, on bis way from the Grand, Lodge at
Barrie, visited friends in the vicinity of
Ayr and Galt. -Mr. Mills Hazlewood, of
the Wroxeter Suring mills, spent Sunday
in town. -Mrs. 5. Gilroy and master Willie
of Mount Forest have been ,gueets at the
home of W. J. Chapman tbis week. -Mr.
James Macdonald returned from visiting
friends at Bruceileld.-Urs. W. H. Barlow,
of Wingham, left for Port Elgin v. few days
ago to join her husband, who has been
representing J. B. Robertson in the East-
ern provinces for some time. -Mr. Joseph
Youhill, in the employ of Messrs. J. A.
Cline & Co. loft on Saturday for a month's
visit to friends in Michigan. A sister,
Mrs. F. F. Thompson resides at East Sag-
inaav ; Mrs. E. Ga Ash and, Miss E.
Yotihill
at Boat Tawas, the latter acting post-
reistress ; and Mrs. C. EaPetts at AuSa,ble.
oe is a steady, genial. fellow, a leading
dignitery and authority 'lathe Stone Bice*,
and we hope he may have a splendid time.
-Miss S. Mackie, of Leaden, is a guest
at the residence of Mr. M. Brennan. -Mr.
and. Mrs. A, S. McNeil are visiting the
Messrs. Brennan at Wingham.-Mr. J. Pl.
Morley, passenger agentof the Chicago
and. Northwestern Railway as in Wing -
hare on Friday, sanguine and successfill
in his line. He says ne.frecoently travels
4000 miles monthly,-.1.1iss Annie Boss, of
Bru .el is the„gaesal„ofeellIise Maggie
McLauchlin this week. --Messrs. S. Jack-
son, A. Bell and D. Carrie of Brussels
spent Sunday in town. -r. E. and Miss
M. Gerry, of Brussels, spent Sunday with
friends in town. -Mr. B. S. O'Neil, travel-
ling representative for Messrs. Jobb & Co.,
London, •in leather goods, ebb his wife,
Master johu and Misses Aggie and.
Edith O'Neil and Mrs. McNeill have been
for thepast week the guests of Messrs.
John, Michael and Ed,ward. Brennan, at
Wiughodn,-The Xinco,rdine Reporlet : The
Rev, X. H. Moorhouse, of Winghota, who
will shortly leave to act as a missionary in
China, occupied the pulpit of Rues church
•Bervie, last Sunday.. ---Miss Marian and
Master Jobe Inglis returned home last
week from Saltforcl, where they had been
visiting for the past few weeks. -Mr. H.
Bray preached in Seafurth last week and
is visiting friends in Clinton at present. -
Miss Alexia Davis, daughter pf Mr. Sohn
Davis, of the Mitchell Advocate, has been
for $012:10 time a guest at the home of her
awl% Mr, E. Davis, of Wingham. Miss
Davis is a talented and very proficient
• ' aister Miss Mabel Davis,
formerly of the Goderich Startal, has been
elected President of the Canadian Short-
hand Society.
-" Skipped by Moonlight," is the ideed-
istio phrase in which tho Beeline of Enck-
now intimates the removal of Mr. W.
Mattell, hptcher.
--Comm:ouzo o MOIIDAT next, Brocken-
shire makes 1 doz. Cabiuets and a life-size
Portrait for $6.55 O,.813. For siz days only
remember.
-Clinton Council gave $75 towards the
fall exhibition. Goderich council is asked
for $1,000, but 10 18 proposed to pay back
$500 of it in two yeage.
-All the Entrance candidates who wrote
ab Clinton and Wingham, and who were
passed or recommend by the examiners,
have been allowed by the department. •
--Hamburg village recently formed a. ,
Board of Trade. DA:las-less then balf the 1. -At, the iniblic meeting on oriday
population of Wingham. It realizes, how- _night Mr. John Ritchie called attention to
the p
importance of a body to discuss, the importance of having an investi,gation
is a genuine sale at cost, as I am glying up
Business lst of September. Parties owing
me will please settle by 1st of September.
C. M.Newarai,
July 80, 1888. Wingham.
• -Mr. 5, Gracey incidentally came across
a copy of the Montreal Weekly Wierosaa, •
dated. the lath Nov., 1865. was then an
8 -page, 5.csolumn paper, not so large as the
Tenn. Always a good paper, high touod
and reliable, it has steadily prospered
sine°. But how soon we forget what alas
been.
-The members of the W. 0. T, .are
to be congratulated on the grand SURCOBB
which they made of the recent
The rink was gorgeously lit up, a capital
simply of refreshments V? etY0 lavishly dis-
tributed and every 000 appeared to enjoy
themselves. The proceeds were 641.20
which vas very satisfactory.
WHOLE NO. 866
Minnie street. Jars bRafanto fe a daughter to Wit
Potts. -Dr Young la improving atid, is expeetee bold
son. -Mr J 10 gclieneall, of Oalt. was In town this
week. -Mr Wm hogie, wholesale merchant, of
spriugaeld, Mine% is now s POP At ft110 residence
o lure E johns, WOO A cosier. teethe tarafly. De is
AA
a trip for the benefit of his failing beitith, and
spent a week in London. -Ors Mow, of Gaeta%
is visiting her son. John, atthe Dinsley hoteh She
is accompanied by Mr e E Spooner, of the same phos
-Miss Annie Patterson is with, friends at lagereeti
and Miss Nellie Houghton lavishing in Toronto,
East WaWartosh.
A young lad named Weldon had his
hands and f ace 'badly poisoned with ivy
one day last •week, -A. well attended
picnic was held in gr. A. Day's
grove, 011 Friday last. -The Sunday
School at the Union church hes been
disorganized,owing- to a disagreement
between the leaders, Messrs. Quinn,
and Bentley. -at is reported that Mr,
E. Livingstone has purchased, flfty
acres of timber from Mr. E. Shorts, at
a- very reas011abie -figure.
Mr. Arehibald Huston l
ereft am Wed-
nesday for the Northwest. haa
two daughters living there. Archie
has been living in. Reimers). for a
ber of years,where he has made may
friends to himself by his kind, sociable
ways and honest dealing. -Pea pulling
and drawing in is.the order of the- day
wite.h the farmers at present around
he
Bluevale.
Mr. John King, teaoheri had OA
•ugly cat inflicted on his leg whilst
chopping - with his brother in the '
woods last weelr. He was in eon-
Sequencesmable to resume his probs.:
gong duties and his brother, Thomas,
a veterinary student; of Wingham, is
wielding the birch in his section at
Kinburn village. lie is a former
member of the pedagogic. fraternity
and, understands the bulliness.
suggest, and recommend in matters of
interest to the town.
-Clinton used to have two asseesors, and
oue reason given was that it was necessary
to satisfy both political parties; but it is
not a very weighty one. The Nino Era
called it "moonshine," and characterized
the action of the council as "wisdom at
last."
-Messrs. N. Brennan & Co. have a 350
feet switch from the C. P. R. running iato
their yard close to the tannery. It is a
decided convenience and already 40 car
loads of bark have been unloaded.Their
yard has been beautifully levelled tip and
the establishuaent is today one of the best
equipped and most successfully run of any
in Canada,.
-Mr. W.F. Brockenshire has specimens
of flash light photograph% which aro now
being introduced. This method is especially
adapted for the photographing of rooms
and objects not conveuieut y taken by the
usual process. There bei g no shades,
photographs of individualare not so
perfectly taken. Ile has alo specimens of
transfers on porcelain, wh eh are exceed-
ingly dainty and ore des ned to become
popular.
-Mr. George Randall, w1po has for six
years been in the etnplo of Messrs. 5.
Brennan & Co.,left on Satu day for Grand
Rapids, Michigan, where t»e Seemed o,
situation as roller in a annery. As a
tangible token of esteem, h s mates, before
s•
-Surely the council is not going to per-
mit the laying of a gravelsidewalk on John
St. to the C. P. R. station. Pones what!
merit they may fax oomfort, for appear-
ance or reputation it would be well to keep a
respectable lumber sidewalk to both
stationsAll the other churches too aro
reached by good sidowslks. Why should
Si Paul's be en exception?
-A. deputation from Teeswe.ter came
over on Monday to inspect our waterworks
as they have tender consideration the
adoptiou of some whom° of fire protection
in that village. The delegates were :
Messrs. Fairburn, of the NOM and reeve of
the village, R. N. Thurtell, John Campbell,
W. J. Howson, 111 fact thci village council
except Mr. D. Ferguson. They were
shown round. tho town by our deputy reeve
and others and the required information
given. They were apparently well pleased
with their reception and what they saw.
An exhibition of the working of the works
was given in the evening.
-Mr. D. P. Clark, of Teeswater, goals
the following solution to the train problem
just *hon the San Francisco train leave,
the Philadelphio train comes in but these
two don't meet and then the next Phila-
delphia train is 24 helve travel from its
destination, but when the trains are travel-
ing towards each ethea they meet in twelve
houre, and so in like mariner the San
Franciscg train meets one every 12 hours
and therefore will meet 11 trains when it
reaches Philadelphia. One starts out from
Philadelphia just when it reecho there but
they do not meet hence 11 trains is the
answer. --Elie answer is 42 pounds to the
beam cplOstiml.
sturdy, genial r and. prosperous
pioneer in the person of Mr, Robt. Max -
'well, residing near Bluevale, made us a
pleasant call last week and rentiniscerteed
entertabeingly for a sheet time on pioneer-
ing times, Ho came to Wiugham 30 years
ago when the (Mappers were atork where
ilv
the Queen's hotel now Stands Its was
lireir ferried over the prairie by r r. Brent
,and had to wade beak. Ile came from
Blenheim and for yore engaged in earpen-
tering, A son is a partner in the Brandon
Renting taills, who guys In to, recent letter
that orop peospeets are excellent but the
018.6011 is Into. Mr. Maxwell is a gond
apecimen of that ease yearly getting fewer
-the Canadian pioneers, Whose names
will be preserved in grade' memory long
into the future. * *.
into the supposed incendiary are atthe
Lower Wingham mills. If suelf dangerous
characters were in our midst, an investiga-
tion Would likely. dud them, out or drive
them out. An investigation, 'ought to be
ordered by magistrates, and this in the
town's interests, ho claimed.
'Rev W X Short, PS A, from Quebec,
preached ably and acceptably in the Con-
gregational church for tho past two Sun-
days. In consepetece, at a meeting held
ou Wednesdtby evening, a hearty call was
extended t Mr Short to become pastor 01
tx
the church. His acceptance hos not yet
been signifie , but there is a probability of
his complying with the reqtest. The
church has clone wisely in attempting to
fill the vacancy as soot as possible. •
his departure, presented 1
gold ring. We have remar
&' Co.'s employees that t
terms of service, and alt
leave with some reeogni
inwith a ftne
ed of Brennan
y put in long
est invariably
ou from their
Belmore.
mates. In fact, t1iwefl uit the doscrip-
tion, a lot of jolly' good f011ows."
-The Clinton Collegiate Institute took
an excellent stand during the past term.
Its success at the remit examinations give
the following resulte: Six candidates
passed the first year *University work -
three with honorsin s n classics; four candi-
dates the junior matriculation, one with
honors in mathematics. Seven candidates
obtained second class certificates, thirteen
third ciao certificates and throe took 1st
C's. This standiug is o bong way above the
average. !rho board hat just completed
the staff for next term, .whiold will be as
felleWsi Iarnes Turnbul113. A., Principal,
S. W, Perry, B. A. Classical Master, David
Robb, 1st A, Mathernatical Master, Wm,
Prendergast, B. A., Honor Graduate in
Science and 'Mathematics, Toronto Ilniver-
• eity, Science Master, Miss Jennie Stork,
Honor Graduate VirelltO theivetsity, jun-
ior English, ete., etc. There is no better
staff in the meet, and with such a good
equipment, and other Conveniences as the
Inetitute reasons, there ishould, and. no
doubt will, be a large attendance,
-The Clinton New Era speaks thus off
one well known and esteemed in Wingliand
and vioinity : We note with pleasure the
appointment of Mr. 3. C. Linklater to the
principalship of Gananoque Model •School.
This recognition of his merits will, no
doubt, be gratifying to all who knew him,
either as a public servant or a citizen.
Mr. Linklater attended the Model school
in Goderich in 1877, the first year of the
Model school system in Ontario, and was
the most successful teacher of the class,
his standing in teaching itself, being 90 per
out. His first school was in Howick,
whore he taught three years, and in 1881 he
attended the Clinton High School and was
successful in the examination for a second
class certificate. On returning from the
Normal School, -where his certificate was
raised a grade, he was appointed Brat
assistant to Mr. Malloch, the head master
of the Model school. Last year he was
granted a First Oleo O. certificate, arid the
previous year his fellow.teachers honored
him by choosing him president of the East
Huron Teachers' Association. His depar-
ture from town will leave a void difficult to
011 as from the number of years spent here
he became a useful citizen, and was a
valuable factor in giving the Model school
its present good standing. His success in
teaching lies not alone in his clearness and
thoroughness of imparting knowledge, but
especially in the eager and force of his dia.
oipline in developing habits of honor,
probity said justice, among boys and girls
of all classes. He always shows an intelli-
gent sympathy fax hie pupils and by Maul.
cation the athlete of self-control, drawing
out the good, repressing the evil, he lays
in early youth the foundation of true
educatioa, the formatiott of character,
His sueeeee in thie marks the strong
iadividuality of the Man. Mr. Linklater
has been active in religious dirties as well
s eallOatiAng, being au elder itt the Prete
byterian Chureh, and ho Carries With hint
to his new home the wadi friendship and
good wishes of all who have known hire
daring hie sojourn here,
•
Zetland.
Mr Wihliatn Kennedy has retailed
home from the Soo. -Mr. Ueo. Thomp.
son has commenced taking out timber
for the erection of a new. roill,--Quite.,
a number took in the Sunday Schocd
excursion to Kincardine ou t e
inst.-Mies Minnie Adams is lfr laza.
sent visitino in. tba,,s4cinitvAf Z
4rtiti 'fintIC'E.4512
and Miss Pheoba Reinheart, of Walton,
were the guests of Miss Bessie Thomp-
son, last week. -Mrs. White and
family have returned home to Colby,
Wis.-Misses Lizzie and Carr
Lamont, of Ripley, are visiting friefials
in this locality at presetit.-Mr. M.
Lamont and Mr. Gavin Wilson have
returned from Ripley, where they
have been engaged.iu
very.heavy, thunder storm passed over
this section of country on thoevening
of the 16th inst.
-Turnberry.
Miss Nellie Robertson'of Toronto;
who has been spending her holideye
under the parental roof left on Tate
day for the city. -Messrs. J'araeS and
Wilhiaxn 1VIcOracken, the former, nf,
Bervie Public o1oo1 and the latter a
teacher near Clifford, left on Satarda
• formerly teaoher, matricalated at Toren- ,
DO University a few months ago. -Mrs. te talcs charge of their school -
Mel). Fleming left for Listowel, ber future after apendina• holidays ' at then
an experienced and clever former teacher d with father's Mr. Jelin IktoOraokon's, the.':
McTavish,
boundary line.-Ilisses Malherdn o •
in South Perth, for several years connecte
home, on Wednesday morning. -Mr. D.
loading life insurance compardea, Tat SOMO days in. m.
towel, hes been visitina at Mr IL Anderson s Mr. the boundary line.-Mr.tilos. %ion
itchelI, spent a couple/ ,ef--
town this weak.-iltr. W. Muni ton, of London,
general acent. of the North American insurance co., their unele Mr It IlaxtVell, of"
was in Win ghain this worik,-Mrs, N. Tiltnd , of Lis. with f • R.
itlitatill AdVOCate Wan in toWn this week and gave at the boundary line, spent a few ti'
Jas. McOrcight's this woelt.-31r. John Davis, of the _6 , ,
in Clinton this week cm basin• -4
us a fraternal cans. -41r. I. B. Dopp, of East Tawas,
Mich., came to Wingham this weak arid is now assist% T
*
-Mt. D. Stewart, of Shakespeare,
agent for the .Ontario Mutual insurance ebrepany,
of Waterloo, gave us a WI this, week. lie is. e man
Pe4t1r6vgt1.*P3' The hum of thethreshing ma . ' e'caikt.,....
now be heard in this viol , . : •
This week will nearly ftMsh
, . • -.Lite- - • ' •
,ferang pre-
In his brother, P. Dem), in the, butoherinA business,
widely known for his integrity, shrewdness and in. ,
telligence. a man who takes an meth% share in mat» heavy rani on 1 rs litt,.. ... ,t it ,
• Tl d dav
ter of church and state. Ile was ono af the early pared the ground, fore inbtt
residents of North Dasthr and bed been on a visit
to his friend, Rev. D. citay, tateknow.-Mr. Wheat.
OAS. forMerly keeper Of Mr. P. Eorrnan's miss Addie, el! operte afte va ,
hotel, Wingliam, now 'keeping e. restaurant on JatoN q.4.601 With $8 'sohdlars.,
st Hamilton, NITS shalciag hands withais old friends ion at Hoinies
...
this neck. Ile was accompanied by 'Air. Doyle, of
- '1
t alto,' VT", 38' little aMirtsiia to ..
Cody and Master Prank Cody, 'of Woodstock, were .,,, etAti. pe000 asserting 'wit sue
and they have grine to Visit friends in Stratfotd.- yebrote... nee that they are opposed o great- $
t t e to any new or ola
the guests cf Mrs. John Cart this week. Mrs. Carr ,-",ar .4, -A, 4. I., %
Maestri. Si and. Albert Dradwin, of Toronto, ate home b„,,,,tact or MAUI 0, 0 .
00 0 visit tO their parents at Wingimm.--4fr. Linelay ,udtetry, They are (Wert Averse to &PAM..
Craig, ef the Northern acific ItailWaS allied, St. rii1314 the matter. They NOWA AO naw Tight.
To egisPaetgrnsritf-1.171rialttePver lab meane;
and thi t vote on yet. 'we ars simply
travelling departniont and tridental' wry ileSS d no ng o a itio .13
Paul, is at present on at visit to l . Maltinso:
":0 niti0 Will liStet1 tO 110 prop
git'lltItN. VitriTe"gitt nacc4treA apt b. 0. a tertabation.
Wifighate. Mr. Craig has been ten yeats in thiu, h - ., t .
and lumber centre. Mr. Craig is cowls d
her daughter, Mabel, leave te-dar'" t'' trii th,,,Mt Olitttit , tOnlisiaertia atta ittagraillit aTres041.
eentre, whereas IN Competitor, n aria/
11° - en withtIi: But that is not the tinestiOn. Thera is
intelligence in Ids conversation, -104. - ant R11 to baVe Oat% an prepos tam .
beat for mo dttlit3 th0 gutVm mtg. Dr. °nailer% Thase who have fi.rmly., datiittde .73ato dt!
teal an quoboo.-urt. 11.1119,91 Dem YOX
W. Gregg, angtot, Myth, 1..,,,,twee tutoota notning but tote against eta no Nara
proposition. tenet possess t "Mule 10
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