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B'iU kr, NOVEMBER 1, 1889.
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How. Alex Morris, ex -M P' P, and
ea Lieutenant-flovernor of Manitoba,.
died at hies hoineir.,,,Toronto, on Mon-
day morning last. "
Ix is, reported that Mr 1, W
Johnston,, of Goderioh, has been ap-
pointed Juuic r Judge of Algoma,
with hes4quartbrs, at Sault Ste
Marie,
Tun trade returns of Newfoundland
for the year 1888 show that the total
value of goods imported into the
colony last year was $7,420,400• and
the exports amounted to $6,623,137;
The was -.a substantial increase in the
trade of.the island during •the year.
The exports consisted almest exclusive-
ly of fish, fish -oils, Dopper ore and
seal skins.,
ON Saturday last the Conservatives
of East Huron met in oonveneion at
Brussels to nominate a : candidate
fur the . Local Lesielature. The
names of the following gentlerizen
were brought before the meeting
A• H lj'Iuegrove, Whitechurch ; Jas
Perkins, Gorrie; 13 Gerry, Brussels;
Thos E Hays,. McKillop ; . 11 W 0
Meyor, Wingham. After. each of
nominees had addressed the meeting,
all retired except Mr Musgrove,
whose .nomination was made unani-
uioue. After passing a number of
resolutions the convention adjourned.
Turnberry •
Mr It W Hastings, of the'9th con-
- ession, is going into sheep raising,
Be was very •suoceseful in taking
prizes at the .Wingham and Blyth
meows foie thoroughbred Leicisters,
and not to he behind any, he has late-
ly purchased some very fine stock
. froin. Messrs..Ed. Gaunt & Sons, the
noted- breeders .of West Wawonksh,
DIx. Hastings. is to •be =commended for
his enterprize in this respect—Mrs
Jos. Gibson, Vancouver City, B 0, who
Lias lately bceh visiting relatives in
the vicinity of Listowel, hes rathrned
to the residence • of her father in-law,
Mr Has tot Gibsou,=Mr Wm Wheelens
went for a short visit to friends in the
vicinity of Arthur, Monday morning.
—As 'we were passing a school hoaee
situated not one hundred miles from
Wingham, the other day, we noticed
a large fioek of hens, pea -fowl • a,nd
'other.poultry,in the yard. We never
before. saw•nso clearly the advantage of
besting a school house near one's
premises. It must materially lesser.
the cost of raising fowl ; or perhap -
that is one of the ' methods. teachers
arh adopting to augment their Salaries,
viz; poultry keeping.—We see that
Mr Ritchie, the • township engineer, -
has notices out asking for tenders for
the cleaning out of the drain along the
6th concession.—Mr John Johnstpn,
(li:t'tle jack) left on Friday via 'the 0:
2 R for Tessalon, lt.lgoma. lie in-
tends to work in the lumber -woods.—_
Quite a number from the northern
part of the township attended the
funeral of Mr Crowe of Wingham.
1:To was at one time a highly respected
resident of the boundary.--e-In another
part of this paper' swill be found an
article copied from the Hamilton
Spectator•, which rotates the good
fartane of Mr James Bentley., a former
resident of this township..
Wroxeter.
The Wroxeter Curling Club re -or-
ganized for the season on 'Thursday
evening of last week. Mr James.
Ireland is President, and Messrs. John
Bone, A Paulin and Well' Robinson,
Committee of Management. -- The
antinal meeting of the Vi;roxeter branch
l'3ible Society was held on Wednesday
evening -of last week in the Episcopal
ehnreh. P,2"r T Gibson, bi• P P,
president, iii the chair. The aid
officers were..ro electecl and excellent
addresses delivered "by Rev. Messrs,
Davidson acid Smith. On Sunday
evening last Rev. Mr Manly, general
agent of the Society, preached to a
large eongrilgation tea the Presbyterian
church, on Nineveh and. Tsrael,—The
t et'etary of the School Boded has
re+'eived about 75 arplieationa far the
places to be teemed atNew Year's by
the principal and the assistant teacher
of the public school,
Paisley had a very deetructiee e,n
flegretion on Saturday morning last
Um. hotel at,d several /toil s were
derifroye4 and the )o,a3 is es:rout ed
at #25,0)00,
JaJ eatown,
Qu; Wednesday of last week a large.
number of young folks gathered at
the residence of Mr. S, Oaldbriok, of
Morris, to witness a ceremony which
is booming quite coaainou in our mat.
ri:nionially inclined. By 5 o'clock all,
was iu readiness and there, in the
gloom of the autumn evening and in,
the presence of nearly one hundred
invited guests, ,.Miss Katie Wain*
and Mr. Joseph l3ewwttn were united
it. th bonds of . holy matrimony by
Rev, Mr, Cleft, of Brussels, The
bride. looked 'superb in slate B.enrietta
cloth. After the knot was vied, the
young peoplereceived the hearty con
dratulatiuns of those present, and we
join in wishing them health and
prosperity as they sail hand in • hand
through life's turgid tide. The folrovr
rug, list of presents will show the high
Weenie in which the bride was held
Silver Pickle Cruet; --Miss Annie
Johnston; one dozen silver spoons,—
Mr. Kiemaghen ; Crystal set and bas-
ket,—Miss Marian Forrest ; Silver
napkin ring,—Mr. encl.. Miss Robb;
Preserve dish, --- Mrs.. (Henderson ;
Water set,—Mary Wilson ; celery
dish and silver butter Rnife,--Mise
Mason ; Berxy set•,—Mrs, Martin ;
Plush plaque' ane match. holder,--
Decadter and glass,—Mary. Sample ;
Pair bread towels,-l:,izzie Forrest ;
one half dozen silver, tea spoons„—
J. Bowman ; • Silver pickle cruet,--
Mrs.
ruet,—
Mrs. Grundy ; lamp;—Prank Wood ;
Batter knife and half dozen, silver
spoons, — Jane McVety ; Preserve
dish,—Misses Peacock ; silver pickle
oruet,—Mr. and.Mrs. Jas. Bowman ;
Cake stand,. bread plate and half
dozen nappies,—W. A. Oaldbick ; Pin
cushion,—Miss Oaldbick : Basket of
flowers, :Miss E Oaldbick ; Photo-
graph album,—1 `isrnark Timmins ;
Pair Vases,—.'Miss llicllwain-; Silver
butter dish, --Miss . A. Armstrong ;
Lemonade Set,—Mrs. W. Wark ;
Teapot,—Miss Mary Forrest ; Toilet
set, —Will Sellars ; Crystal water
pitcher,—Etta Mustard ; Cake stand
and vinegar bottle, ;Sarah Johnston;
Table olotb,=Mrs.. Woodrow ; Bed
spread,—Maggie Gibson: Pair lace
curtains,—Miss Kernaghan•;
Ireland family and A McColl ; Cane -
seated rocking chair,—Mrs Golley
Table cloth—BenKing;Tray Dover. and
table spread,—Miss Montgomery; Pair
gold bracelets.—Mr. Joseph Bowman;
Pair 'framed pictures,—Mr. D. D.
Caldbielc.—Mrs, Martin, and family
and.Miss'Ma,ggie' Caldbiek deft last.
week for Rapid City, Michigan, Mrs.
Martin goes to join her husband and
Mies Maggie ;Des to pursue her studies
in the High ,S'chco1. We wish her
success, and as she is a clever student
we have no doubt•oar wishes will be
realized. .
s • . . Blyth.
The, bridge that crosses the. -river
.opposite the 'woollen mill has been
undergoing some repairs during the
paet week..—Rev. Racey preached in
the English church last Sunday. even-
ing,,—Next Sunday is quarterly Sun-
day in :connection with .the Methodist
cSiurch. This will he, • the last . service
in the old church.—,r Brownlee has
'secured a situation. with. Mr. 0.
-Hamilton, as tinsmitlt.-Mr. Sailows,
cf Goderioh, Will give an- entertain-
ment to -morrow. (Friday) evening in
Industry hall in aid of Trinity chard)
Sunday school. Those who miss this
will; miss a grand 'treat.—Mr. S.
Hodgins lost a valuabb horse last
week by - choking.—Mr, 0. Hamilton
our popular, aaotioneEir, is having .
quite a run this season.—We learn
that a quiet wedding occurred here
one day last week. However we will
mention:.no taunt until :the real' truth
has been found ont.--Dr. Sloan and.
his son Will, we are told, will soon
=leave on a trip.to Muskoka on a hunt-
ing expedition, --11r. Will Shane will
leave shortly with the T. D. M. 0.,
.who held''coneerts Were 'last week.--•
Easy chairs have been placed in the
.new Mothodidtchuroh Tor the use . of
the choir which promises to be a good
one. ---A. week from: to -day then Ighsv
Methodist church. will be- opened.
There will be a grand platform nteotino
after• which there will be tea served
in:tho bueesaaentby the Ladies' Aid
Society.—Halloween grassed quietly
here, as there was not mucic mischief
reported ,nett morning.-- E. M?ne,
of the Comnteroiel, has erected two
storm porches hi front ef' his hotel.--•.
Mr. F. Metcalf was at Goderioh last
week sitting on the grand jury,—Mr.
G. E. Phillips left on Friday morning
for Detroit, Mich., where he has spcur
ed a•eituation.--Mr. James Eeniglileft ,
on Friday morning for • Cleveland,
-
Ohio.—Mr. Charles Fraser, amnia..
panied by Mr, ' A. Somers, left for
eveland, Ohio, on Friday morning. I
-4 r peorge'Powell'eft on Rowley
m . n her batter porch -aging expedi--
tion up north. --Constable David West. Wawanoah.
arrested two tramps on `l.'uestlay of
lest week and gave them a night
lodging in the look up.—Mr. Joh
Bell has been appointed collector .
The eoiuneil met in the To
s Hall, on Seeturday, 12th . inst.
n
f clerk reported - having examined
iaarelei
1:0.114...'-
Mite ol"aow, t9
hers all regent• • The Reeve
ia, i'08►so ,toter eQ ha
o uzi, Canatliaii,
securitygivens bythe collector, an tef at thee
ted
.y having he bonds xecuted. Tile re !,Tenits Estate Bill. a says,1 need
port was accepted. Hamilton Snnit"lr not feel Burt because ho Uses the word.
claims compensation for damage don' ' nist, and excuses himself that it
n to leis property by ivalPr beim; AocdP(' s o• 'ensiue" than "1'apist4 thus
i, on to jt (rota wrent of a ditch acroait a,, ting that it is offensive to some
e raadwny on coos. 4 and 5. Phe ,= to lt. ,Now if toy, Rev. friend. will
s- matter was, laid over till the next sigh the matter' carefully he will.
g meeting: Rev Mr Andersen and W. cowhide that as a matter of good
y. 0. Webb, asked for a grant towards breeding 'and regard for the feelings
- the establishment of a Mechanics' of Raman Catholics he and all Pro-
,
Institute and reading room in St. testants should refrain from either
f - etelons. On motion of Messrs. Stuart '• Papist" "Romanist'' or ",IUornish.'.
e - and Todd, $i15 was granted. `L' ho tali us as we call ourselves. British
(1 Treasu er'a report for September was and Canadian laws describe the Oath -
f • read. It showed a small : kialance on clic Church as "Roman Catholic°' and.
i - hand, Jos W Smith' and W li we think we are not asking too mucro
Wilson, !sired for a special grant when we ask to be deeeribed by the-
- toward,! 'gravelling opposite 19. and numogiven to our ohurch by English
u 20, coos, 2 end 8 A grant of $3t) legislation. The fact that those words-
. was voted for the purpose, %Sid . are "con ntonly used by Protestants'.".,
o amount to be expended, where the is no' reason why they should be used,.
• cotarniseioners thought advisable. As .i tae,preeoiatee the occasional courtesy
✓ there is au amount in the rands of Mr S. when he uses the term "
of the treasurer to the aredit of •'Roman Catholic" and sometimes
ail,,. the drain account, the clerk was it,- eveleTathoio' 'notof coueeding coerce
structed to reduce+„the asaes:onent for the 'u°uiversai' which 'C'atholie' MI-
' ' Young's ditch, for the cn'reut year, plies, however if a stranger in Wing-
eo that the awouttt ho adjusted. Ti,Ee ham asked him to point out the
1 following aeceents were ordered to be Catholic ()beech, be would no doubt
Paid :—fl unilton Smith, ditehiug, show k iru)to our church, which would
n repairing eulviert, Fear,, $37,00; Win eo to show where the title properly
$ Sluith, gravelliLlg, eon. 5, '«21.75 ; beiongs. My Rev, friend quotes.
Robt. Begley, repairing bridge, sten. largely froln.wbat ho calls the 13rief•
4, $4.00 • Jameb 3lrt1E•r, gravelling, ofCle*ntenr.XIV, 1 say 'what the calls'
lots L8 and 19, con, 11, $:#1.69 ; tI b..edause lay does not . quote from the
Stone, ft neral expenses, Win Welsh, Brief but from a taaestatiu a of the
$12.95; acob Miller, jobs, eon. 13, Brief, for if he is a. Latin scholar and
On W B., late 15. a,rd 16, con 1l, $`2S ; read from a duly antitorzed reprint
W. Anderson, breakiug stone, con 2 of the grief, he would find a very
aid 3, 83; John Kilpatrick, gravell- different meaning. Ile would find as
ing, opposite lot 14, cons 4 and 5, as 1 asserted in a former letter that
$37.80;11 IC miller, part salary, 875i; the Pepe merely mentioned the core -
R Webster, -1 culvert, W. 13, $2.25; plaints, without either believing or
Thos. Agar, - culvert, W 13, $8.21 ; denying them. 1 have before me a
Robt l3roadfoot, - cedar and. culvert, translation of the Brief by Rev. Kr.
W 13, $7.19 ; Pat'k Welsh, gravelling, Austin, principal of Alma College, St.
con. 8 and 9, $1.5.7.5; George Arm- Thomas, given in an Auti Jesuit •
strong, - gravel, con 1, $ 26.40 ; John pamphie•t,arranged by that gentleman,
McCoy, gravel; E 13, ; 30,50; John so thea MII` Short .canuot'say 1 quote,
Mole,- • job, S B, $10,46;Win Syui- from Catholic or even liberal Protest-.
ington, z job, S 13, $818:; Tiros Ander ant authority, quito ditF,re:nt from.his•
son, * gravelling, S 13, $5,60; Thus praotiee,forLie 'generally quotes from the
Lamb, • breaking stone road, 8 I3, most bitter and predjudieed writers
$2;; Sam'1 Carr, b' king stone, S tin;iinst Catholic :natters is general. -i7";
B, 81; Wm Cameron;. repairin; bridr;e, In Rev. Mr. Austin's translation,
Lots 18. and 19,'con- 7, 87.50., Council article L6,'we are told the Society was
adjourned to meet on Saturday, Nn- first established. Sept. 27,-.154, by
vewber, 9th: Paul II1,and from time to time grant-
. . R. K. 11i eta:1,.01erk- ed additional privileges: and favors.
•'1Elolet3araoxth. In article 17, the translation says,
' 'The mrnificenoe and • liberality of
Rev A. Stevenson' hits chosen the others of our predeoessnrs to the • same
following snbjects for discourse for the 'society has been equally conspioious,
first Sabbath evening of each mouth It is known that Julius 111, Paul IV
during the winter season; viz : Wives,' and Pitts IV and V, Gregory XIII,
husbands, ohildreu, ,parents, servants Sixtus V,Gregory XIV,Clement VIII,
and masters. .The first of. these duh Paul V, Leo XI, Gregory XV, Urban'
jects was treated of ' in. a very . able VIII, and other' Roman Pontiffs of
mariner on the the first Sabbath even- ';:ions memory, have either 'confirmed
frig of October; when the speaker the;priviliged -previously bestowed
discussed the subject from a purely upon this Society, or have increased
christian . and Biblical standponnt, them by new additions, or' at 'least
.clearly and . forcibly explaining, the .have clearly defined them, Then
duties of wives as laid down by the .Then conies the quotation given by"
Apostle Paul:. Ii every case where Mr. Shortt, beginning, 'Nevertheless
the wife is enjoined to be in subjection from the very tenor and wording of,
to her. husband; the speaker showed '.these apostolic constitution,. we learn
• that the relation of husband and wife i that in the bosom of this society,
to be obedient to the Christian husband soaroely out of its cradle yet, various •
in the same sense es the honorer it ;germs of discord and jealousy bad
Obedient to Christ. The •discourse .sprung ftp; ets. etd. •(Italics are mine;)
was pointed and well received by. the It will be seen that Clement XIV
audience end n'e feel satisfied that a does not express his belief in the
real live interest is taken in these :accusations mentioned. He says, ice
subjoots by pastor and people. .• The learn,- which means, we are told. The
subjoct of husbatel falls to be deliver....Brief then goes on to name the differ-
ed}on the first. Sabbath ovening; of :-eat -ornmplaints against the Soeiety, •
November. • . and althou h the latterpart of article
g t e
17 is subetantially the same as Mr.
Walton. Shortt's quotation, Mr. Austin does
Miss Annie sleep, daughter of- .?.dr not add,as Mr. 'S. does, that o1ri3'tesn-
C Sage of this siliaae, hae been in dom was dieturhea for a 'long.; period
Toronto for some time attending the of time.' :When the Pope says'we
Academy :of Music there, perfecting learn from the apostolic constitutions
herself in vocal, violin and .pinno ' he means that the Pope above- men
music. Miss Sage has great mantel .Honed had receive ,v.;',isittts about
ability arid with' this training will, no the . Society, because in granting
doubt, become a highly accomplished the Society still greater privileges.
musician, --Mies Maggie Hamilton, of they made mention of them,;'but in-
McKillop, has been secured tis organist'. stead of paying any attention to them
in the 'Episcopal, church, and .is•giving • renewed their oe•nfidence in the Society
sreoelsatiafootion. :by granting still greater privileges
•than hitherto enjoyed by thein. Mr. tV
8. quotes further, 'then arose thous-
ands bf complaints against this religious -.
community, which complaints_ were
• lnid'beforo Paul IV', Pius V and Ser.
taxes for the current year at a salar
of forty dollars.
LtstQWel.
Manly of the ea'd settlers of the tow
will remember Mr Geoffrey Lynch
who was, fora number of years in th
employ of Mr Geo. Iraper aa, sole
man iu his store, Be had been livin
iu Guelph for some time, and latel
had beGu in the hospital there, suffer
ing fronci,bronehitis.ttnd other troubles
and died suddenly. on Wednesday o
last week, from •heart disease, kl
-was a very eccentric individual, an
was unmevried.—=Inspector Seatb, o
.Toronto, who oiiioielly visited ou
high school last week, left some very
encouraging reports behind him re
•garding the efficiency of that institi
tion.•-1kfr Wm Alexander, publi
school inspector, visited our pnbli
'school last week and reports favorable
—Captain Williams, gets inspector fo
the London division, spent part of the
last week. instructing our local
pointed in the mysteries of inspecting
gas 'and gas . meters. Mr Williams
report for the past three mouths
places the gas supplied by the Listowe
Gas Company at 21,;41 candle power,
which is considerably above the std
dard set by the Government, which i
sixteen. candle power.—Mr . Rebort
Bogues, :who is deer hunting in Mut•
koka district, has • sent word home,
which reached here on Saturday last,
that ,the party had then captured
nine beauties, some of them weighing
over 200 pounds, --The: Sunday school
anniversary. of the Methodist,' chureli
will be held on Sunday next. Sermons
will be preached bythe'i3ev G R'Turk,
of Paisley ,,street church, Guelph.
On Monday; a children's concert' and
an' addre lis from MrTurk will complete
the anniversary, -'.-Messrs Kidd Bros
have solde their celebrated trotter,
Prince Frederick, for $750, and now
it is currently reported that they kayo
'sold•out their livery.. business to ,'Dir
Thos Stevenson, of this place,. tate of
the township vf, tins. "Mr. W 0
•Kidd- •takes, up JAW old . business as
-veterinary: surgeon; and, Mr R 'Kidd
'goes: to oollege.;-The eldest' seri or
-,Rev W.0 H'eedersorl, D D, pastor of
the Methodists clrunelis died in„New
York on;,TTnesdey morning, where -he
hail beet; undergoing an eperatioin for
some trouble'in the ;hip. • i1..trs«Tien-
deraon has been by the bedside of her
. boy since the ;operation, some three
weeks ago: The doctor left for Net'
York Tuesday noon, He and his
family have the entire sympathy of
the whole community in theft?; ;sad
i bereavement.
- ' Seafortle.
Mayor Wilson is negotiating with a
firm fin St: Marys.for the establishment
of a large hart mill in Seafortb.—The,,
Seaforth ureamory- ceased opori►tions
for this season on Friday last,.. The
season. lute been a good one for the
.patrons. -=•The Ball Electric Light
•Cornpany hap 'just closed a contract
•for seventy of their 2,000 'candle power
'street are lights with the town of
Seaferth.--The meeting of the liusi- -
neps Men's. Association, on Friday
evening last, was 'very fairly attended.
The cozrstitution and by-laws prepared
'for the goyernment of the aseociajion
Ware adopted. The provisional officers
appointed at a former . meeting t8re
all elected as permanent offrcertt, and
are as follows '—J . Aird, - President ;
Geo- Good, Viae -President ; John
Fairley, Secretary ;: Holmestead,
Treasuref. 1 eecutive Committee,-.
The,. President and s Secretary and
Mayor • Wiluon, and Messrs ” T W
Duncan and M Y McLean. The
regular meeting of the Association will
he held on the first Friday of each
month.
Glenannan. - .
b}r. Richard Wallace al is in Goder-
ieh last week serving on the petit jury
Drysdale, and M re. S'teveir-
son, of Clinton were visiting at Mr.
Isaac Metealfe's, they . returned on
Saturday, acoctnpanird.hy. Miss Annie
Metcalfe, who intends rusticating in
Clinton. fora titne.4arcners are teeing
advantage of the fine dry weather by.
getting their roots ie. -•-A Le►p;and
wipter is surely imminent in as roue h
as a reindeer put in an appearance not
a kindred mike from here. --It is.
rumoured that a young lady in this
neigh))Eriioocl is thinking seriouey of
uhangi7ig her name,
tiarriatort.
The date •or the. TTarristctt rattle(
biir has been changed from the Friday :
before Guelph, to the fir:tt 'Ihertday
beef Ere Guelph, wbioh is held the :est
Wednesday in each wonth.
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•
t3•or•rie..
'lir John Young, who lad been in
Oregon during the semtner, reunited
home .a few days ago. John does not
think Lunch of that toutrtry and advises vetus V, our predecessors' Mr. Austin
all 'who can make a living in Ontario has it 'many complaints'Mr. S. is
to remain where they aro, --- 'This more specific which would mean at •
Oraingetneu of i or•riteiset nd celehrat- beast two thousand, Mr, A. has it
Mg the 5th of Noe ein}ter in good style. Sixtus V, Mr. S. Servatus V. This
There -will be a *fob parade in the quotation is from article 18.. The
attention awed a grand concert irn the quotation given by Mr. S. beginning '
evening for winchefforts are being with 'but, all these precautions,' is
made to secure nem of the best taken .front ur.tiele 20. Mr, Austin's
foreign talent. .. translation is very different from that
e,
quoted by Mr. Shortt. * Theiter
J E Woodworth. a Nne•a S' Iinrr would.bavetts believe that theb6 Ly
who was at one time tt meinhor of the l*was ' tarn to 'places hi internal and
Manitoba' Legislature, has: t'1;en I external diesentlons,' but Mr. Austin's
deowued.in Georgia, i translation says sinternal and pater.,