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FRIDAY, 1107. tt)t 1S4a`.S.
MUNICIPAL PINAN('I'l .
I3,y an act passed last year the
ouneils of every municipality are re-
jpuirel to have prepared by the 10th
of December a detailed statement of
111e year's expenditure for publication
land cireulation amongst the rate-
ll?Lyer:. This appears to be legislation
in the right direction. Ratepayers
ought to have the record of their muni•
eirei repree.entatives given, thein
before they are called on to reappoint
thein or ehoose successors. The die-
connected, verbal statements made on
nomination day give the voters glad in-
t.,.11igeFlt basis ou which to forth a
ctrrect judgment. The most intelli•
;:;e:it and anxious voter can't connect
these frequently" suppressed in: ':occa-
siouailu distorted facts so as to salvo "a
correct knowledge of the municipali
tilt's' standing or obligations. If.pub-
]i,sbed statements are to be given the
proper time to do it is before the
election, instead of after. We believe
our legislators did an exceedingly, op-
portune and praiseworthy deed is
requiring that these published state:
talents be made at so early at trate.
market i;7 l:i elms , .,i l.nlitation of
elieer,e.
r Gladstone gays that the spoalaers of
the English Ian: a:go' have increased
front 15 inilli;l.i to 101 million in the
?r•st l).un('lred, roars ; that they will
number 180 million by 1,910 and S40
by the year 2,000.
Ix France, taxpayers are es,este l for
income tap: seeordiug to the number
of their children. The more rhildrcn
a man bas the less is the percentage
Of his tax. If lie has children enougli
he pays nothing at all.
A Winnipeg jury disregarded the
judge's instruction and brought in a
verdict of live thousand dollars against
the Canadian Pacific Railway Com-
pany, in favor of the"avidow and oliild-
dreu of an employee who brd lost his
life by eatehing his foot in a frog,
PORK PACKERS' ASSOOL1TION.
At a meeting; hi Toronto last week
a pork packers' association was formed
and ideas exchanged on the subject, of
"ho; marketing." The feeling was
that there was going to be a great
tltlantity.ef dressed hogs for the,' win-
ter packing, and that such hogs would
be marketed late on account of the
abundance of food in the country. `It
p➢stated that the farmers were
holding them back for feeding purposes
as the weather had been ,warn} and
favorable to feeding. The members
displayed a strong inclination not to
-acivate:me packing operations until the
price settle to about 6 or G cents, as
their previous experience in this
respect had resulted in. no profit
and likely a material loss. The neem.
leers also took into consideration the
large amount of adulterated American
hard that hags been flooding this
country lately. It was stated that,
this imported ental was apt to compete
with. aauadian manufactured lard and
had depreciated the price of the latter.
ft was alsosaid that the American
lard wais adulterated with cotton seed
oil and other•in gredients. The peek -
ie W, haws:, olio of ow local
sllootists, has returned from a two
weeks' (taper(" around liarrieton,
where he bagged 10 foxes and as meny
co011S.=--A, few clays , ago a cow
belonging ;o rJr.'T.)I n Johnston, llth
eon., tisane near br'iug choked by an
apllo. It hcing quilting dray there
wits lots of help) at lana. Advice tend
slt;;gestion were freely given but vole
seemed inclined to a,at on diem,
Matter; were coming to a oriels when
the bovine,. by a supreme effort, dis-
lodged tho obstruction and further
danger Was averted.—A snort to
dooinic of .,oro throat, sore oyes and
amount of colds going their rats
just now. It behooves people to 1
°are of themselves, especially Iline
the habit of strolling around and
keeping late honrs.--Mrs. McLennan,
of Glengarry, who has been visiting
friends around here has ;one tri
Kincardine to extend her visit a few
days. --Mr. C. Showers, who hays
lately beim sgjonrnillg in the comity
Lambton, has returned to visit old
friends.—ML'S. ll'tn o1 t, a woman
hold in high esteem by all
with whom she woe acquainted, died
on Saturday last in her 55th year. ---w,
Mr, Wm, Getnmill has r(tturn.J front
Dakota, where he has. been engaged in
teaching. 1»€e purposes going to
Louisiana to teach.—Mr, Andrew
Reid, of con. 12 had leis leg broken
abevo the knee on Friday by' falling
otl a wagon.—The boundal7:, line
shooting snatch mate off on. Thtrsday
last and was very sueeessful. Capt.
J. Henderson came ori • successful by
500 points. Adam Rutherford niaclo
the highest score, 600. Tho (lance
wa>s a success, about 35 couples being
present. Mr. and Mrs. Henderson
arca excellent entertainers;—Mr. John
Is' is said Dr. Maekenzie's fees for
attending tho lc,te'EmperorFrederick
were about $ 1,010 daily at the start
and nearly $2,000 daily at the close.
This feet is said to have aggravated
the German doctors, amongst whom
eminent practitioners receive perhaps
a dollar for an office visit.
IT roust be slightly embarrassing
when a young baronet, a ctptain in
the Royal Horse Guards and a mem-
ber of the Leading London clubs is
arrested on suspicion of being the
Whitechapel murderer. Young bar -
pets ought not to try to apo the
suspected Sack in any respect.
Tirs people of Qneenslat.d hfave ;von
Mt
3'
suoli were possible Bost Ling, oe ;
Itiitirr 1Ao•
hit; month organ, brought dr;wu on i.,;, , li'tti R. Artaidi • l r 1',r ecm
s'.°,t,� l Ay mot lg.
head vociferous -encore. ,;,r Ontithefi,.' ll;, In n ,.. Oil l'
Maxwell brought almost pe"' l;" t ' t '(Lt'• +. ' Wilt to 11.;4 i.al)ln ;k" 1F1[i ,
l oisic out of his organ, but we. i , i i. 0 of 1:r3 ; _- + x' Ss t., des"hi the
not forget to mention i4liss Noir'enill, 1 e° ,lp The home hits t'l it years old,
of ne, lady of nine who pt ti, +d':`"'1. ' .4 101.• l'''timit.u. 1. now much sor-
a y M , A 1'" 1 . ;'`i, hie itor.:e 1:1,• d, it heir.i11
l�'1Ce1i111,b� I+lyd" very 11ICely. 1.aev s„ f (.,, t"1 Y ttl t,
Y, ,Ldartivy filled the chair, mode t' t, ! i,i pod;, II, _$A i1} en 0". r 1"OIlitl,p,, before,
speeches, and performed hie part will. j At _ e t• 1 d' : not ?it!
, of fell play. •
.
,
a,i. mum!, Proceeds $10,---Mrs.tat' i+(((.int out;r:ls�l; taro end on the elfin
and leer tist0r Miss hawthorn, ''d 1,"(:, 1i r i':a if it hh.<'.'t ,sten "to a Ottte
c
lint?, Morris, left on llloudsy of it i a , i' i+:.l.'1P'1 dell it: ^i.11k night before,,
week for tho great wheat isaaatii 1p•u ;' r Tit hire u i 1 1('l,, to illy snr",L. rice li
toha, Tho Trims tvislat` t)x31 't ; l' ll" , i e t=••t.
1 -,'(1 ho„ about one pint
prosperous serous journey. --Mr. it011G. (�n,;a ^t to lid:rad with pr vie green. The ,
ton, Mortis, left one day Then •oc { f? tr n grt. n else 1'1 cr red ogion tile. ,
1a•11ssev sing lalntolla, He wa:+ tL"- l',tt :tial 110';;Y)111 of the hon. 'Then I
, )t , de byhis wltt. and a little i on.t no tl`.uht i'.l:nt e.eu:' d the home's
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t tl.tlitatlltd ,
niece, daii titer Of 1111:. John Ho11:1et,,: e a'. I tw(then ititel',r'U up ono wont •
:.�+nd yiorris.-'- ll e%. A. Y, Hartley ea-. I a i 'i, i:'t',:rn;n fee the veterinary sur-
drneeed a Icer )i' e•o11gregaLtio i en41.111• I er,.`rl, alio made a peat reortepll ten nli -
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da morning axiom Hove, XVI
9i iev„ { e tl t°i .7iiiii. Ri of Vr'r.A1't is that the
"F. am lite a green fir • tree." Ile I b diait F pec i'ren. This poisoning 4
;(;(' £i Morris where' llvl, 1
,=",howz.-4 lice this referred fit to the , ` ` :-
lltitiohl Called 1.'.Ea,d, (d) to tilt: mon. k' ' t tw . y b t' eon a place otter'
bers-OT the nation inidividttal+•y. Thew is t rain.;. i�° '.rd:ne ni ° ' ,1 lirravo. Marc .
heed were again subdivided into, a i + t melt , r, rhe 4.10.f:;? Dent week.
A lir tree 1't [digit. _ 2nd, It is e1ldtFr• ,< ,',r t 1Cil widen the 12th 11181.
ring. "drib, la is always the Eanle. 4th. l ? 1 :Si ri i'i r1 1 °, '11107 collector's
it was useful, ,And these were ep- I - rty rt wet t c 0t(ri r` at isfactory. Tim
pled both to the nation and aleo to nnnovieg •c S aY e > were ordered to be
the individual, teoli . jaien C n ry for!ember, tia1,00;
JO Gerrit', repairing ircrap er, 4;t1.75; A. .
' i l A Sloan
.+n „ l :.. xr. t. a 9
t. l.if il•. , p>�!•e a i
gravel, i,+ ¢ 8; T. la r:' " lit, repairin
eviveet, ';i, ; Mei+ laid, gravel,
their point. Sir Fleury Arthur Blake Snell of the boundary spout the last
will: not be sent oat as Lieutenant week in Toronto visiting his brother,
governor, and tho colony will get a who has just arrived from London,
Ulan of its choice. This unheard of Funglaud, where he has been looking
after a large fortune, left the Snell
concession by the Imperial .power will
doubtless quo rho colony on to
astound the Colonial Office by asking
for more.
Gr.rar Britain has formally annexed
British North Borneo, Sarawak and
Brunei, or about one third of, the
whole island of Borneo, an area of
about ninety -sin, thous:ml square
miles.. The cultivation of tobarseo in
Bornoe is e13ortlOrLSly profitable, AS a
kind of tobacco only reache l urofection
there which is to other tobaccos as
Havana is to native CenaLdien.
Montreal T r encs, : Tire Government
.has decided to withdraw the privilege of
grinding; wheat in bsnd, and the ay stele
which enabled dill big millers to import
American hard wheat free of duty,
while the small miller was debarred
from doing so bya duty -of seven and I.31tievale."
a half cents per bushel, is to be put an • kr. A. Patterson has sold his cider
end to. It would have been better • if mill to a Mr. Anderson near St. Held
this had been dons before tlr4in bies for
• n `'hider are still cccintftles of oming oming in daily. Mr. T.
family.—Tho sale of Mr. Joseph Case•
more, of tho Culross boundary, cattle .and one of thew is its Literary .loci - ' lnn�;h '11, , nlv(t ( h: r; rental 10 and 11,
off well, good prices being realized. ety. This society was or atilzed a little
ons ,,, 4, � ; W. i;a t , ;3:LIl, ett:vtrt
Mr. Jos. ilendersau wielded the Mani- more than a clic ago, and during the 1 t t tt , lets 10 and :1•l ell). 9, Vit;; ,3 -
mer; well.—We have been shown fill and winter months held nleetinge ,
some .well.—We
notes jot- lilt the auditorium of the town hall,Rnnt(ti!, rt nt:ring ':'r' tong;s bridge
ted down by Miss BeUa i axwe'l, of alale.i y p and limilaniVe 11111; : A° 75, ; ~elector;:
the Blnevale •Rosie], on her trip to
lt1iuiitoba,sho having left Wingghnm on
the 17th of October. She describes
the road as exceedingly rough, the
country wild and picturesque, and the
scenery as romantic in the Nipissin;
district. North 13ay, Part Arthur,
'Winnipeg and the vast gloomy inter-
'vening .wilderness are pleas:tutly. pie•
Lured. The exhiliratitjg effects of all
the new scales and surroundings • and
the enjoyable associations are strik-
ingly set forth. Then the nights of
fancy 111 contrasting the bcautifnl
prairie scenes to the rugged and bar-
ren wilderness of woods.
LucknO :W. .
While. roturnitig filen I,,ucknoa', oil
Wednesday week, the. teals of '�lr.
John Pickering., of Ashfield, heen1113 3 ? ; (1 1 . r+! ltlaty, W..(g)11g Liras'. +
) ; I ;ICA' char, t,r `ive1, ,;13.75 ;
frightened. 111r. Pickering tures ticrtfwxi T, itio Alther, cer,ave 1, t 3'75 ;
D , gravel t 1.10 14lissr'S
ExfOrd, till ardty, r ^a ; Wm. Hopper,
1=riga': on . i1e1hie, t,,'• ; Goo. Peacock,
guyed, °l R.5 ; T. Ru "ll, repairing -
o.ad t•>lli) 1't lei 18, tie (h eon. 1i1101
;„') r0 r",J i' �i r)2, 4, t '1m -hit Farrow'£
1111'i:re. ,.te l; ). Loon, chopping,
au ,+(etc rt,e,i between lois 25 and : 6,
eon l), 3J; it Ml .et, work on north
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'lore :1:11 Y, $1.51; , 1 .)'r krtou, builcling
eu!st r .1 1 ,?;: gravel, ''l t;.l.Jntiktien,
0111 vett t e.l Sunni bt)r 'derv, ,",'i7 ; 3.
its:! `1r , Sep tiring midge- between
1o,3 in Ll d,e,t. 9, ,:); M. 01,111,
out and eaistanined serious mjinmiite--
Conductor W. R. Snider is to, preach
tho anniversary service's in the Meth-
°dist church on Sunday the 2nd pron.
!fit the social on Monday evening an
address is to be given by Rev. Mr.
'link, of Guelph, and M,isie's L. Berry,
Jean Merrily, Emma Torch and
Eluate Smith, with the Glee Glob, will
take part, 'A splendid entertainment
may be expected.—There aro many
things tvlueh our town cannot boast
of, bot thcreahre things in which it is
entitled to a place in the front rank,
ern considered it of interest to then millers had, by virtue of their privilege, Nixon haus turned out over 15,000
serves and the public' generally, and devoured most of the ,small leen, or gallons this year,—Mr..WIn. Messer,
p at them out, of the recce.
also to fanners of ,the Dominion, to p • salesman, has made what is said to be
have a prohibitory dutyplaced on it g the best sale by ii of a cent made in
p y lino. American Protective League the west y „
to :atop it from being sold except as an
:.c caltcrxted, article only. A conireitteo
ante appointed to collect further infor-
ln:ctien on the snI)jeot and prepare at
i ine.urial for presentation. to the
(;;Iv. rnment at Ottawa on the subject. "alio a.dvauta es of a Proteetive tendent of the Methodist Sabbath
The nest iuportt11t regulations are. as Tariff to the Labor and Industries of school,—Mr. Martin la'arrow, of Tier
fe,'Uows : That on all dressed hogs a' the United States," which won the tie Mountain, Manitoba, is home ou
,tr::l'Ivtion of lbs., per- hog be made. . while s 11f1 'ii ' 1tr. ILeninn a visit. --Mr. Seymour Thornton,
'filet � pri2e. 4vllt e t y ^ from near ,wetland has removed to Mr
on all sl}olildtr stut.lt hogs 5 to Zetland,
has
lbs. e. deducted, aeoordiiig to
wont thoroughly the whole suiajeet. R. Johnston's farm on the'and oon. of
iant of damage. That .o�1 Clrepscd aT11.;-resulfs in his Case was similar to Morris. -•-'Quite. f5 number attended
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tens idol opened at b r�;. moi, anti gelid that in tilt., ease of -�1. �'4 (.els; the fathered of the tat.. 1I w
i''if, Ill, > It's: lie ticdne1:cs. Thatbt�nrs tho 71'eat' A'neries.rl economist—he
h }itimereinuitauiu. That on st:t•goril' i )ej 01710 an. ant -anti, -out free :trailer.
+', o ,teu,by• buyer, ono•lIaif S'hrll, tr(! HO urots a second pamphlet setting
iiiiisiotedl nett Ott rir',d or t i)n)y• fortis his inoro mature convictions
offered a prize of two hundreds and
fifty dollars for an eisay in defence
of the doctrines of pr .tootion. • 1\tr.
Ir'eilin , of the University of Penusyl.
vsinisa, • wrote a pamphlet entitled,
= this year -11.> cents for the
balance of the year`s make. Tho
September payment was 4,
4577.
There tare some 400 • cheese to ship
yet. Over 130 tons of (Meese have
been made this year. ---Mr. Robert L.
towed has been - appointed suporin-
t was verytern:il placed at the
die+pos.Ll of the society. by the town-
euu_.leil. Our r roftesional ellen, 0311'
business mon, in ehort all our most
ill%iitential eiti'aens, a,•sii tett tufa society
by. attending the irl.'etirles, end t:lkiu,r
part in the programme. Very inter-
esting and highly instructive debates
were held from time to time, mid the
music, vocal and inst_umentai, mein: -
None, readings, ire., were, generally
•spr•alting, of'a very high order, so that
seating and. sttu1C(ing room was invari-
ably at a peemi•nn. The society did
not hold any meetings during the
spring anti summer months, but about
a mouth ago they were again started.
Effielent officers, and an energetic
connieittee were appointed, and we
expect to see the saute success attend
tho meetinge, daring the coming,- sea-
son as charaeterired: therm in the
past, and eta' take pleasure in re-
porting them from time to time. --
Rev. Mr. Gray, of Kinlough, and Rev.
Mr. islckay, • of this• place, ' changed
pulpits on Sunday, 25th inst.--The
frosty weather of the past wrloh has
had the effect of freezing op the ponds
in this locality, ?Intl the boys are
enjoying themselves much in the ex
hilirating pa,Stilnc of slitting, and
even the bleed of tlin curiers seericd
to waist end qui:.k'sn in antioipaltion
of an opportunity to engage in the
"roarill'ganlhe."—A `xnrS r: porter
recently 'stilted Luclsnow and amongst
bnsincss places visited was the furni-
ture, establi ,irment of Messrs. ()tiff
to .Stover. We svere escorted through
every department of the establisineent
r/
by Mr. Cliff, who is a ,.genial roan of
, rrrest 1 .
e
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• 0.1 the .n• 'habits. '
t,�t .,,•' Ho min_
Moffitt, t t
excellent ll.rilr(..+•,
, cY°
i\tr. Tlivnnpson, principal of the echoed, utely explained the operations in the
Miss Laing took charge of the senior various depart dents and the nature of
the work done. We wero llieaeaut!y
surprir.ed on hearing the extent of the
business dohs by this limn, Creator
wr;s our astonis111nont nnfilldhu that
the capecity of the t stabliohlnent and
its facilit;£as for e tpeditious and
effective. Work havo 'l.t.on clearly
doubled, the past threo .:tonus, loins
,,..ltiF,tle`l r"11,tailrl,2(a have been 1niSllLi(
which d'.traeta from the completeness
of our intended reference. Jntlging
however by the force of pends at work,
the extent of recent improvements,
the a1Y101111t of work under tvay, the
industry and orderliness observable*ttlle
shipmet.ttl beires made, the orders on
hand and the push shown by the
menlbere'of the Jinn, we Mould think
the institution a protlller03P3 011o, e011.
dative to the well being of the tosvn,
and worthy of i eerty nnpport.
cin''-tl,tlti he rlvdueted. '].'Raton snit ce)tnnletely andernhilting the fah
S,ut t at'd hams :an allowance Of 5
(;i in be allowed nedOeiling to ta,rreinn1I'
..i.image. That on all sale` of bmiod
1•;<=,,4.,, r t:e., crest. of packnge be eharg-
• ea, That o11 all eatt:entente by bank
- • ileafi exchange - be ;,r11:ir ed ,. That
sos all stiles shall not exceed 81
a.. i_ e. •
3:laITtett:17, NOI'I'.F;.
l'7 r 'ii).:NT Hiarrizon 1rtt;, weittt n 'lf:
lies to 1);1rrnt,3 who hrrvo ilanlr'Jrl
.1,,lites after ,llnl.
1'r will coot over zi37,0o0,000 to rl'ti
t•' t.ity government tpf New York thin which in expected. Tho budget
...:•. Tile rate of taxation is $`42.23 eetim ates the nxper ditures at 049,000,-
.,.
r':1,0t:)`lsaiefinel. 000, of which 809,500,000 are for
,,,.o,,.,a stave all 1leartl n£ au,,,, ordinary outlay. Among other bills
' ""' is ono ns... or for 5,000 marks as a
• .'3i1a what is went lig oleo. , prize for the beet model for the national
',eine wind l utterine, The lateme niomin1eltt to the tinperor William.
, sf ^ f raniinle.it natere on the A. Mark in about 35 cents.
nolo; e,ctvenced .sss tirpl3'.eents in, the
' first pamphlen c,
In leis np^tach at the ep:aning of the
lleiehstag, Emperor William mention -
eke, now loan ea" ..80,000,000 marks.
Tbiety Million :narks are for fortresaes
and barracks; '20,000,01)0 for artillery;
12,000,000 for railways; 3,500,000 for
Aimee -Lorraine ; 9,500,000 for the
North Sea and 13altie Canal ; 7,000;
000,being tho last instalment for the
1ral)lburg Zollvcrein, and 5,010,000
for the navy. This. Inst suet is
indepenedent of as largo naval grant
i jurort, eaeh, it to Rao, gro-
rel , : c 33':1 "neriniary, 612.50.
The; c, mail int drab i.,r;'X in meet en the
T
'a ,L..a1I;., Clerk.
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Mr. J. i:f, Arrow, ^enin•le,lu: to
lift's. J. r^l; a i) r tui; 1} in Leen
Erol f'°, 411 111e f ,d , etr3 r,f -. + ii.bse0r33 on
his leg. in Ci. a'1','4't Wi.F3 performed
e, few jays ,:,A,, 11.t1. 19, .t: (1031 slay
yet 1)s ire ,,>,: ir,. reihe mall
very weidi. Yeerei is in attend-
ance on Mew Cor ti r er rie, No 57,
O. 0. F., poi -Tokio gi` in', an entertain-
ment on the eve:live of Friday . the
30111 haat. (3' 1 iralel)t !jag been pro-
cured nnd' :L splendid tinlo is lookea
for. &cant it a,ios O'Connor,
of Cordele rod ve iteil rgnist and
humorist 'W. i . i n'g' ';. bawl proniis'
ed to lee pd ct s:;1''. Tho lF it,te:s of .those
who have it hi h.Lnd, is n g.lasrantee .o¢'
its sea -nets.
department, and Edwin Coultes, •of
the 5th class, undertook the lllallaoe•
Mont of the junior department. -•--List
Sunday Miss A. Duncan tools the
position of organist iir the Methodist
church. --The social held the evening
after the tea meeting was a t i.r.cea,a
Those who estimated thought there
wurO nearly two hundred proeeut,
The feent for the ohildr n at the.
take was soInethino ilnttlt nee. After
the gond thhlgs had been all stowed
away the hall was cleaned mid seats
placed and all entertainment as good,
till but the speaking and Mn Czracey,
'Winghaln, as file night. before. The
choir opened with an anthein. Mr.
Norbert, precentor, was also pre: epic
and pleased all well, accompanied on
the organ by, Miss Aau1a Thymic:.
The ch:lir way called on more than
ollee, and as the chairman remarked
when they got run down, they just
turned round and began again. Miss'
l3illingeley, in her two beautiful solos,
did better than tho night before, if
INo, 9 ,tell.00l lr('r.l:'e received air
internal poiit!l indiiiitorday ;est.- xlr
and Mos. `v+'na '%i ;iu have been spend-
ing, a few rlavr with the:e friends in.
Oolltor ee,last
Preelayt" oian l` ,i.;5`, lot on ` ednes-
day of 1r,'f w,'o11 for a"t •t'I)eo., lie will •
be ascent soh f ovi tv`•:l:s. `Ella Env,.
111r. Liotoal, o r''+'aie t'lr, will tato
eta arse of the atirenie in the Presby-
ter:Sall chlnrela, 011 i�tttl(tC.,,' 310331 at :1.80
o'clock.. -•-•Mrs :0'1,1. r]i ttt.'; to:1 lists been
suff'rins lnlir h from. ,;he is 1bats of 11
Y1 :A Simeon
fail.••--••i.11o ,f z�Y); ;y V2 i'Irs . �lmai)ra
IIum/ hrice moved itito their now
dwelling on Titit '::: y i let. --^'-Thu 'Y.
a', C. A. 1(ty It' 1v: Cain iiioiltllly .
meeting on lin- t r y eveeing, A env:
]ibrery Was de.Zit'l,>l 1111011 find tho
fn:towing worn (t,. ttf"<I L e,3mli1itte0 to
ptlr chose the boobs : ltev.1). Davidson
fond Meters. A, A. Orowston and A.
frlols,enaie.
Mr. A. 11. Meeallun3, formerly of
this town, for some rigors nil tho M di
sniff, leas taken a it:tali:ion on tho
txiob,'.• A Mr. r+.. Henry, of Ellam,
claim tho1 a heifer hitt in harvest
was found recently covered tip in a
meow of grain while threshing, le it
eeeiliblo that an animal could live two
mentos without water?
The examination. of the Lotland
school, taught by fir.S. H. Wilson, is
to be held on waturday the let of
•..Windsor event l; iii$0,500 iti Iiuilcl- 1)aece:her. The ptablic are cordially
ing this year and the Council ;376,000 invited. A large nttttlber of tettoliero••
e ' . , .
in sowers and public: �r gtl,fi,,_ era pxpeeteel to bo present,