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CIODERICH. ONTARIO
Asa le dwpasebed to all parte of the serroua&
tat seen! yby the e•A1snails alltrains.d trains.
?0a 'Js 1■ advance, poetise pre -paid
4:1,,, Mees 4. u paid before etc'Noise
Thi' rule win be tritely
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Riess e• A Melt coats pe
bettor One Imasetioe • three ciente per � �else for
moMeseab% 1MaerUSS. Yearly. belt -misty
hied quarterly ''attach at reduced rates.
SS tr'ta%Tpl.+- We have slr&ant<Ms
•'►shit department he o supeetels and poaeres
reg the meet eempteee..I sad Baha t&ettltMe
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11RIDAT. MARCH' Itlru, thigh.
If NEWS
GODERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1886.
.INS*L INTELLIGENCE
THE KANSAS BUGABOO.
In the session of 1880 grist Maims
were sale by the Governasent that the
O. 1'. R would cause the Northwest to
Meson Ube the rose. and would au in.
emu. the populstioa of Meattohn sad
the other wen pro,tncee that a pop" -
tenon of at least 660,000 would be the
talking bombast on the osrasion, and
had pr•opbeeied au increase of popula-
tion to the Northwest in ten years that
tooled r..it poanbty obtain in a quarter
• of a teeing, he would have been called
• recruit by the Spectator, the Fr•• Pru
and other Tory Journals ; but beau.e
he was satisfied 4o speak words of outer -
melt t• ttonsd►iag kb • • dsa•do. The I cess and truth, he is. forsooth, dwioyal
to Canada.
Ws would nut have taken the trouble
to refute the c onteuttov of the Spee'stor,
were it not that w• verity believe our
O..sereuivee who were advocating/ the
ieierset& of the Canada Petits Railway
pointed to Hawse, sad in glowing lea
guags showed what marvellous strides
that Stet. had made sues the i.trodci-
t.oa of a throes& lime of Wiwi. Mr.
Blake took exception to the spread-eagle
Asot>tsm graphic tetter frogs sur New ov'a'ry .1 Sir Ciwriss Topper sad tie
Odie.'' t. A. L Iidiiressr. other stretebere ow the occasion, sad
Iva appear is see Md, The Reamed fere good sad ua$ment rooms for the
can ival is ids.rt ed to s dories of weed -'"th that wee in him, He seetesded
*teres that brine tb. Bosses „Om, l that even if the w,adatioaa of olist•te
before the eyes of tae reeds& and estraswtfing• were sinoilar, the
growth 1 was abnarmal, sad
far eugeriur to eves the al sd-
Tsoesse t of tete those of
the Western State.. Beside., Mr.
Blake ouateadad, the provimious of the
O• -relies ( Northwest repo
Moose
e p-
lsooss were wfficteat, if all other things
were equal, to retook the prospetitj sad
iocreaw ut populatltw of the oountry.
The following malted pragrephs are atom
trotted out y the Qamiltoo tfpiiwtor
sad other Tory mews as evidence of Mr.
Blake% weal of 4striotism, but whew
aarutsMy soused, they Will v.oly prove
the foresight sad lnteiligent discvrnm.et
of the Liberal leader :-
-We was eerreetly told that Reams had
t.creaa.d ties IMAM to tUS. to 11611.1011 la
tars, tar ahowi!o am Weems to ata' year"
RM
es ARUM Ti seete.ne doubt 1
believe, that this Si.s. lies Aimee the meet
remarkable development to the hosiery of the
wore'. la IOL the Mate el Rasws wag terse.
II, -hearts to reek is the Uals.d Stat.o ace
oars producer, and in MA. het rest et to
the tourlk. In i wee tweate-1saeth to
rook e. • wheat seer. sad she bac rue up
in hila to be the Am ie leak. re..
dories 1a tee year alieeut .V2.1.00.000 bushels -
at wheat. Wish these tan+area mobaY these .r Progress. with
that he g edasamM 0 ..d toilets recru:: ing
glued. to winch 1 have bvf./eallu-led. we
her la of popSoti�
sae nalli V0l mad we
tl N
red aeat. sett
that seen eitemesed 1y
ewers.'' tearoom tw
eleven years."
We are willing to allow the disjointed
esteems above le go without their 000•
teats so that the Spectator will oot be able
to say that we here misquoted its sits -
tom ; and we nom oak the Haoiltuo
Tory organ, if Mr. Blake was not right
in his ountentiot, and if time lass not
proved bin to have be.n a true prophet
Mr. (slake. it will he observed, pointed
...t s few facts which showed that no
true analogy could be drawn between
the state of Kansas and the provisos of
itaaitohs, which facts were not in say
y detrimental to the latter plus.
1. He accepted the clams of •Se Tortes
that Kanas had made the large meows
of 490.000 to the population in the nine
loon from 18711 to 1879. Bet it had
850,000 to start with.
!. tie believed that to be the meet
remarkable development in the history
of the world. Can any one point 4, a
more rapid trtoresee 1 lie other State et
the Utica bad equalled it.
3 He showed that even four years
before thin rapid settlement boon
Kansas was the twenty•foartb in rank ss
a earn producer, and eel had the start of
bl.ttitobe K any, y other mew trosat1y,
however profile or blesowd by nitiii.
4 Kansan had such peculiar wine
tages over the other states that in a
dozen years it sprung into the front rank
of gran producing states. This. retests,
if it retests •t all, en the other agates,
set apart Caned*.
6 Kansas hod • reuniting routed of
Mrty miUirne to oar few er five mil
!loss --a wonderful aid to rapid settle -
Wel the resell and a division was mist`
Called for, when the edifyiut spectacle 7. Mr. Blake then seesihly .cid if
of the member for R..t Hasson'°tiei Hawse with all these adventsaes et p.
against hi. ons mmotla" "II result"' Moos settlement sial high penis* at the
There is no absurdity or i eenesisteacy stars ass eevn protiaseing 000ntry, and s
Farrow .i11 not be guilty of to .key the r.mrsttisg groan' of ten times the estsst
behemta of his lord• amid mea/ere tie of sun. had increased bet 410.000 in
members of the (1 !. R i. tis• sine years. we mould hardly mood Wm
his etortmslle wee StaMellel. irons to make an Moreau bi 610.000 in
Or to the tint of intgala" W press .lee's yeare.
donsaron is in he 1 at the
Colonial gghibitiva by • s mtoer of
photogsspbie views o4 ch. Lawn, totted
hr the I . $ Saltews has
alrssdy f.:oisbed a a•o*bw. mid oleo
iasis views of our cushier hotel, the
Pbist Fars. Theis views will be • gaud
for G.•dertch.
Tn. Court of Revisit.* tar the West
Ridi.1 of Heroes wdl be 1014 i.Onde
risk on Tuesday, the St% uI ApeiL A
week's ootioe is rewind to be gives to
the retinue otiose of all .pplitations to
•wad the list. sad in case einem a new
u asked to he streak elf the perste ob-
jected M mast also he 'notified at the sante
time and els groper fors.
Jonas'a" .4 MuNwi, abs, althoech
a CuasMwiie , is regarded ass reliable
sothority on •11 issuers regarding voter'
hats, says that from a careful view of the
Dominion and Ontario Franchise Act.
be has come to the ...scission that there
will be •b'ut an equal nentowr f o eters
on the lista. Judge Trans, .Klin reels.
dreg berristert..r Stith Horse., ar.ght to
know mer. sh.,.t'1. oattrr then the
hare -brained Tory j.urn.1.mta who take
au opposite view
,S;a John Need/wield bee admitted that
Moo. John O'Dr.o..bos was offered •
Cabinet position, tit fhb it wee f rend
that he would be a ovation to the
C t and he eat aherward
throws overboard, &ad H. n Frank
Smith was substituted n his stead. The
premier has become en alarmed by the
..pickle" that .t is said the Hon. John
has been appointed to a pi Igauhip, to
roes ei the Idle Justices Ms naow._ What
.dal tlfb 'tee* tail" bruises• say Mort
Ar the convention bold is Brussels to
nominate • candidate to mutest hest
Mures in the Reform interest, Dr. K. -
Donald, a wineries, was eallete•I for
standard bearer. A hat* w for the
position could act hies bent choamw,
Pnressed as he is of an unblemished re-
putation, first 0e4e oratorios! melitis',
a dear and comprehensive mind, and as
intelligent kneel -Age of puMie events
and the past history of thin country. w•
look confidently for his election .t the
nest political contest in Bitot Stros,
II* will peeve an •gmenhle .•.d pleasant
change to the present incnm.eteet re
presen4t i ve.
Moises last Fary w's (Limit Il•rmt)
motion in favor of paying indemnity
trick at same was sleet in
order, when /fir Hector Iwwgeviu
ed in amendment that the diaeuesioa n'
Landry's motion on the death of Rag
take An automated therm
now -
la Sloe years
item toe lea-
mbenteens
e to bare an
et Sm,OM In
M. C. CAMERON,
14th Gres: Speech on the Landry
Motion.
ntczwrsts as . lleae.rN.e ..f Leal Area -
neat •as rare lvMoea.e.
Tile four hours speeds made on the
Roel question by M. C. Cam.rioa. our
representative In the Rowse of Cossons,
WHAT'S .UP?
Thin7s That Are Happening
Around U.
n IILA ►BKADVANCE.
Oeadlptery er Uwe,
The Presbytery tett w the First i'ele•
Wooten church' *.forth, wt 'Tuesday.
The attendance was fair. The recurd•
of session' within the bounds were called
for and rxagsined. The Convener of the
Committee on the State of Religion nal
£Seekee olrsader ay en steess- as Tarry- • ear.1ully prepared r.pwrt, 000de,o.d
stn a e: rw•uaa~ from tusweni furnabed by the various
sessions of the presbyter) Revs.
Messrs. Denby, Mcdonald, Thosnwoa,
- I've been Informed that the dressing Pritchard and Steward were appointed
down gives to the chairman cf the fire' sommissioaers to the General Assembly.
The anemia report of the Women's For •
sign hfissioasry Society (Pre•blteritp)
was road, setting forth very oussideraWet
success in this put ct church work,
$4.19.76 having bees raised for foreign
miasmas. The presbytery agreed to re-
ceive the report, and heartily recomtwed
the society to the co-operation of •11 the
congregation within the bounds. Rows.
MIDoO•Idand Fletcher were appointed
to meet the W. F 61. S. and comfy to
How the ssatimewts of the Presbytery.
'the e1Jir •ted as oonmaiire
to the were Masora Kerr,
Broadtail,. ,. Murray and Scott.
Sine this \bsporte oat , . .. from
sessuss (lwiet mime into the hands of
the eos,Igir, it was agreed to rive hien
power M 1100Mielate a report from ass •
atonal reports to be scat to him, and for-
ward the same to the Oonveser of the
8yaed'a seessittee, A : cos-
tarred with Kay: T. E Calvert regarding
his receptive as a minister of the church.
sad Prerfiytery agreed to apply to Assam -
ell his teha1K. Kr. Carrier" sad Me
8ya
w.,S sppsVot.d members of tie
three
Oeisattttee se bills and over-
01"
The out meeting of "rrebytery
will he held as Lewdesberu.
.4
oosseattee be my old and esteemed
is said to have been nee of the *ablest Ifriend councillor Bub Thompson was of
tows contemporary. will, with parrot nontributed t the debate. We regret)the "lei.claw.• uuia,passkmsci but
like iteration, and withuat any know- that the synopsis given i& this week's - order. He showed that Bet -
ledge of the facts, quote the Hamilton issue u ser very imperfect, (W °outcast- ter had twee gaiky of trying to rn■ th•
Tory organ's vaporrirgs. iag it with the official report in the Sow whole elbow hno.e4f, and had on that
And right here, we wnuld ask if the sari it is too mestre to give even a taint &mount put the town tow expense for
Spectator, the London Pres Plea, the
Chatham Planet a the Chateaus Star
km. any eo$deaulstion to express on the
Doesiaiva ()overawed which published
in the Postal Guide, at the public ex-
pense the advertisement. "Why wrestle
with steams and atones in Canada when
yew an got rnf•1 lands in Arkanaaw f'
We await s
"1017 -
BACK TOWNSHIP JUiJLYALISM.
Somebody prints a little skeet out in
Howiek township, Wet wee% the heave
o f his aoqu•iatasce, bat he. • terrible
SAW is his own estimation When 1.
emu so ege.kh • oewepapsr, ha just mics
on it, and it is sru.hed The following
b a sample of his ornate and ffowmr=
style'--
"MoOiilteeddy e< the distant* Ston at bre
evlifeads tired et alwtog the Mail sad lass
week name Mas us the radians e'er dodged-
Male./
tote. et ortattaa clue, $ w td V.teri
Mr
cork es s ttheelw e' dede W carne btaak-
waif sheet of 'tom emadieg ae4 taCaeare'
be womb sot get twelve mats ler a whets :..1
oss
much less twelve Beam per •a,'
That allurtoe to the "make-np" of Tee
Motu'. will be sews to the newspaper
men of C•aod•, and the readers of Tits
f110N*L, but netetthatuidinr the *pin-
ion of the Ilowick township "journalist"
we wi:f on no seeditton adopt the •baste
and Landman* get. np of his sheet. By -
the -way if ally of out readers would like
t.. see • copy of this book woods literary
zuriosity they can do so by calling at
the office
From the appear.'' of ate Pidgin we
are table to determine whether the per-
son who pftote it knows anything &b.•ut
the bummed or not, but the tolluwu.pf
from a gentleman who knows the How -
ick township sheet, sad the i•divtdeal
who pulls the handpress on it, was pub-
lished ut last week's liter. sad oar read-
ers can judge for thoweives :-
-_on worts cm isd sem Um Padestaheeded
'Zainoof tae N P.' •emte le theta's. ghat
week. Your oarr.tponOt.tt�js $.Hiss tb
tit agile era• tmatltm, sad 101.1. tt as tar a-
tereeta of jest•• sad ereamea daesavy 11mt it
. could be referred to. The platter referred
to was principally labels, .mt sad g.a w'd.
snob workip as was set. we balieve.
attempted in maLi reer+.tf7 a.4 they
ds
arc 0e well as the taw bathesret.cls., In
every !articular. cad eke tone with duty
tided. about oa►Ahb the price paid the
rtigane maw for Libels p1*0.4 es common
n ewspaper not out or remised. We betters
is taco •g bowie industry wherever it le
worth, or the ••m4 bet the Vidett..koe4d
not hove ootrMd •owparlaos bores. the
leak.. wort .ad the miserable attttsspt be
had made at eroding labels."
If the Yidette man a in the habit of
charged five pr.... for hit loco! job work,
Iry don't wielder that he fails to sae es-
orbitaet rates where hely three pewee
were charred fur the printing of the
voteri Into. There might to be millions
to the panting business up in Gurria.
By the last issue of the L'idetts we din
ver tildtihe talented towtsliip lost
realist hopes to be in a position to attend
lootl entertainments free a f obanoe, as
the ice has been broken by the 1.0.0.F.,
as follows :-
outlaw of the argument), but some of
the points shade will be gives in err
oedemas in doted from time to times We
will give sore especially those po
of it that the Tories take the most
en -
option to. The full speech is o•• that
deserves ear.t.l perusal ; the
►spurts of it, being nsoessrily abridged,
'smut do it jeuti°a
The to:loofa( oemmente of the press
will show what is thought et this great
speech in the country -
i.a.des advertiser.
Mr. Walla°. was followed by Mr.
Caesarea, of Heron, who made aped this
subject perhaps the ablest speech that be
has yet made in Parliament.
Modre& Peet.
There was a somaly ring &gout his
speech that cannot fail to touch • wave -
theta (Mord in the oountry.
Tomato World 41.4.1
West Hama Cameron brought in some
sew and lased matter that will have to be
well •uswered w dispose of his •harem
against the Government of coterie( to
Orange taste in executing the rebel
chief.
Tomato Rows (Ind./
Laurier ie espeded to snake the great-
est effort t the debase, but he will have
to hu.tls to bed Cameron, whose speech
e o,naideted here to leave been the beat
he ever credo
Ottawa Dolly /tee Pries.
The magwfioent oeat:un by Mr.
Cameron of Heron, which ooecpied near-
ly fuer hoer" to delivery, so impressed
some of the speet•aere that snarly were
heated to autism, that if It had been de-
livered before the jury at Regina, Rel s
life would have been spared. The open
deolarati •a of itt C.nneroe, that speak-
ing tor bonaelf, be ietended to support
Mx. Landry'• m.ttisu, was a hembgLell
thrown into. the ministerial (asp. The
mIOMteriali.e h.d newer expected 41 -
they had bean ended 14 CM en almost
solid oopoaitiou vote with the revers
meat and so offset the Bow defeetiw-
ben bent was the first *poker on the
L+heral.ide-sad en ts$nxttial man in
the party-buld!y declaring his intention
of supporting Mr. Landry's motion and
actually suportiag it by an ante and es -
bough ve speech. The effect of the latter
will be to widen 1i.s.ch between the
iedependent Blew end the abminutra-
ti..n; and to draw the former rlo.er to the
Liberal party. The hotter, of course,
leaves every individual member to vote
according to individual convictions in
this matter and freeform party restraint;
but the moral effect of a prominent Lib-
eral oke Mr. freron delivering a
speech such as Skit -Web intensely in-
terested the noose last night, must be
satisfactory 4¢' the independent flleus
Mr. Cameron presented a case, sootiest
the execution of Riel which left the
gnvernme.rt no legal ur moral foothold.
As Mr. Camen n distinctly stated that
he spoke for W:uself, the attitude of . the,
Literal loader .111 he.mxruus+y awaited.
ffamifisa Thome
The Orange woad of ih. Riad 4.1..10, e
pot byMr Wallow, .1 Wan York was
amt yad to the deepest searlot. Mr.
Wallace'. deseripti.m of the Oraogrsoen
.nu -d lead one to think that thee were
the .twee: liberal sad tolerant of awes, an -
snug only 4o live to friendship with
Cathodes.. When 111 0 O•mrrooa took
it,. floor, the other mete of the picture
appeared. As • Irgal •rsuo.ew• Mr
('J'aw's+n'..poe.,h ha. seldom ►w'qr. rs
..heal, e•pseI'lly the per ion s'. winch he
proved thee. according to legal di-on.ions
in the atu.d•rds. Roil had not lied • fair
trial. fair. Casor.•s spoke mantel 11
'.We are indebted is the Oddtelbwe for
oemallae*tory'blurts to their ooacert. they
•re t-lsb.. Rot that we bare received does We
/idol, lest pobllontiea. We hope that
some of or (reeds will totem Ile mood el -
The last editor in (alorrio was named
Oros.. The present iecemhent is
evdeetly rent with • little "g."
the , of bob -sleuths for the Ire
•seise that wusld not have eorurred, if
IRs
Amman el the be committee had
esesultad tit aolieegaes. la good.
hetilthy liesholleaes. Robed inset • be
show that Beeler had "dose the thugs
be ought sot to have done. and left on
date the things he ought to have done ;'
sod unless he °Imaged Ie .style a writ
of ejectment should be issued upas his
s chairman of the inoomsinee. ant-
ler was foroed to acknowledge that he
had been guilty of wrong -doing is the
preeni.ta,aad promised to repent is sack-
cloth and ashes, or words w that
Bat the council bad to pay for the bolo
sleighs all the pelma I impost to tee
sommelier Robert Tbrrpeou's amiable
feature. u*adiag a the pabrio from John
Butter's show window, radiant with yel-
low -ochre, ultramarine, vermillion and
ganit oge, as Glean' has not been en-
gaged this a00os apes any paying job,
and the "Limekiln clot" is helping him
Ie. eke oat • miserable exiateooa -
-The swallows twittering on the
Square, teem to be harbingers of spring ;
the lengthening of the days and the con-
sequest longer subjeativa to the glorious
rays of the sun is fast - , as of
the fact that winters booed head will
stem disappear, and that again will
spri'g's balmy breath be felt to the land;
the health Weide tbroashout the coun-
try are rapidly wbeeling onto hoe w that
peeper steps may be take° to attend to
the 'unitary reguiremeate of the public
dsriag the mining aeaaoe ; the home
rule question is rapidly arumtog shape
through the labors of the Grand Old
Man, Gladstone ; German has been made
the official language of Austria ; the Mee
risen tariff is likely to become a fixed fact
in the laws of Uncle Sam's domain, -
but despite these, and • tbusussd (Oboe
things that ere passing and a'e wawa
to pass, Bag Boom's groat sh1r ed art
*loam l,ght syrss ibnliI1 tialspenie
o
the iniud of the great originator. When
canoealter the opting plowing 0111 canoe the
wwi.g, and after immuring the reaping,
and after the reaping the grain will be
garnered to the barn, and after that the
fall plowing, and after that the r•in,alusti
sad the winter snow, sad after that the
and cordwood season and che•d
New Year, sod the mwi*cipal elecuoaa, -
then, and then is grit shape, will be
m'
trotted out Bag Bwo. stelktwg bore•,
the Klemm Light Scheme, to do ammo
ones spun to pitchfork the treat muul-
sippl humbug into office. As Brei three
geed to my, "Foe aria. of deceit and
ways that see tats, the heathen Chimer
is peculiar." a
-f was glad to see Tag Stost gave a
verbatim report of tie excellent *orison
delivered by Huhop Baldwin het week.
That's the kind of Wk that u Deeded in
every church. and if the pastors of our
town would just rape tap the thread d
or!ld
the discourse where Bishop win left
off, and place their influence against
giddiness, and humbugs. sad shams, and
foolishness. and apathy in religious
work, i believe the results'( thaw labors
would be observable before many days.
Of course there e a grated deal in haying
a b.shup deliver a disowns, and this
was the os.. when Alexander Pope
wrote, himTia .m hint lite Aldi cbarave a era
draw..
A mato& Io crap. le twain a mist In taws.'
but Bishop Baldwin was not always a
boohoo, yet I'll vesture to may he was
always the earnest, whole -hearted Chris -
Roo. J. P. teamOLPRT'e 1e0 Wed. o cloak, and the g•ll.eie. remained very
nnsday, which u very fully reported this full 1Nv. Gwwn.siewRwsent was pee
etas as • matter of Iso, and is wee pre
week, is one that wilt 'rive much more pared and delivered with ear* He
sati.hesioo to those of ha own faith handled los case vote tis gravity of a
NM to Protes0udts ; and this is very no. judge, and only at entert• • d.•1 he 111
tur•l. However, we join heeds with dutRe he pr.op.e%Mv1...o.ke tlw T
this sorriest arse.
priest in the stand he takes b..wl It a o.riuwa b..w welt he iia tier
P t� mew on 1be ••en osrte h.•nobee ba,s.l
for Hosie Rule ler bead. It it neo Mr. Os.,.ree o. Hot a .snd.etien s.n.
that Canadians of ever, mad and es- but b. sae the hnack of hl.rtiog out toe
ttsetion can endows.asked trate its a ens /het esakre ev,•r.
Tory is roue of his votes feel prrr•nwll•
adlreet.& and the assn who reams the
t1••ro.ghty eaj .es of It se
fee to hew, Lao, 1.. sea 1.•. •he T.o7
parry wheelies reek to the rrsess of
their pay,eee era. The Hosetts e.11. him
• rswoomet, the llpe'ater a Ansi.,,.
awl rhe Med ha. xt t d
•
The Snit anneal meeting of the Wo-
seni Foreign Mission Society, &semi
atop with the P Churches of
the aunty, was bold at the same time.re
Delegates wepresent from Clinton,
lioderieb, Birth, Bruoeteld, and Thames
Road, and a very interesting and p; rob
seethes ethes wa• Reid. The chair was
ucouptd r by Mrs. ThFair, President
sr
rd the Atoi.ti,n, and Mrs. A. D. Mc-
Donald,
c-Donald, of 8eafaetb, delivered a vett'
cordial address of welcome, which was
replied 4. by Mrs A. Stewart, "(Clinton.
Qe..erd s
banner of the Society va
transacted, after which the followingSi
°am were appointed for the ensuing
year: -President, Mrs. T Fair, Clinton ;
ficepresidents, Mr., Fletcher, Tham..
Road, MissMaKCay, (iode.ich ; Secre-
tary, Miss Andersen, S.aforth ; Treas.,.
Mn W. Robb, See -forth. - -{New Esta.
Port Albert.
Rev. Mr. Leisk.nf Lupknow, Creacl'etic
M the Union church last Sunday taw -s-
ing.
11.„J. H. Debaser returned from Sin
trip to Dakota .n Tuesday.
Our esteemed friend, Geo. Erwin, who
has beau very i11, u convalescent.
Mrs. J. Donegh, .f Ooderich, is visit-
ing ber many (rands here.
Moir, air, of Amberly, is visiting .tar
friend, bliss M. Moitillan.
to Mark bribe, .1 Stn[•, iii i4 Ida
'titssh.r, Henry IItake. this weak.
A number of sur citizens haww bath '
Way packing toe this week.
Geo. Curren, if this pgaeo, is the sumer
of a oak 12 months olid which woiigb•
1026 lbs.; also Ju Hawkins of one, LL
esu[ thy old, welehiag 1601be. Who can
beat noel •
xli5. -
w►en le tui glxiie•tioa of Ka.ese 10
no (wow of the bSQiwiii M P. cue- eostrsstr with Mssitebs t 'A►are ••
fotlowery, $'seised las appsa,ed .s Ile NN to the
Sae 140 is net ri(bt The Mee l.pd�. -f
'editorially attributed to Mr. M.Oormiek, ,Id e•wdiai.os were s Mr. Bloke bad
of London, as R. P. ep•emI ghat ass . The Ifeirtiw"st lead n
sever delivered ; Mr. M.Oermi•k dotted hNM sitars' seas s . }
that he ever made the little N. P. » 0isttl bel. , the
stoma; hit the Star wheel pet lif�B hiss deterte.t ea" -
lehe 6lwhod, has est had the hetet* 41111". 1.6",14 4"11 Visitto .11 dohs, and Nor
to pttilislt the d.niuL It did that sense
rd ie its testis' nfi sem& hoe tier that although ever h•if
tbeslf he mem PQM Cis number of yea..♦•d ded h•e pem+d.
its fats?In t med try foo a Q fah' eh. the qe,»y ie. pepwl tion &tow en •ti•
!1 P. ?he truly good •4 iia,.em the eh.. I Beene of running over the holt million
.swat 1s. •way e•+ vsa.tir. ted � l at the end of the /sew. if Mr Blake
wiokwd hind taxa r ettadAit/ ham, like Nr. 'Feppme, been pike nt
the ' ram•ktea.''
Twit Tondo' Pre, Prem rip that lir.
Laurier spoke against tune to postpone
the vote oo the Ravi gwest.on. 1( that
he true, why did Sir Adolph. Carrs got
op et the sloes of L erier's space mod
ask for an ad Marlowe! holdall .
note ' We pause fon • enol'. •
We .re informed me undr.obtad an
thority that the feels t•egardirig the prim-
ula n( the Hsw,Nton voters Neta wore nits
1 Av our local
1.st week. Bet tees. nobody ext.eet.
the After to tell /-nth oto that gesuties.
Robert Rork has gone to suit (rim&
In Chatham.
Rev. Ms. Lawn, of Holrsewtller,
prr.ehed o tomn place last Sunday.eves.-
tux t-' a cv.wded kou+e.
Charles Girton, sr , is away r Ipree•
pawing tour W Peterboroug!a, Orsi•
aright and Amherst ialasd.
Mrs. Cuvaday, of London, tint bean
visatintt at her f others, Joseph Mother -
o.lgtor.l. Her sister ik.rnthy has groes
loth her on a visit. We understand .he
i. ruing 4o may until nest fall. We
wonder whet (Wend James win do ander
th.rue etroursst•nees.
Walter Tutor started for his hose is
Dakota. As we mentioned before Wal-
ter We takes 4s himself a wife to share
his f •rte*. Robert Morris is also go-
t/.! 4• retort twat Monday to his home.
We wonder why he dud not do the same
u tCattrr. By the amount of cutter
driving he u giving that girl on fhanday
nights we wield expect him beck nett
winter
The entertainment under the a•ospieee
of the Nils Literary aid Debating Se. 1
ctety was 111 every re•lort a `sit i see
tea The pieces wore well neutered. ,
and showed good taste The sinning ti
Mr Brown's children, of Althorn, de
served special mention Alert Mir Bis
cell'' 0.111, "Money i• Power." The pro
gran was well an -snood. Win. lir
Phew had his violin, sal Mir Bissett
presided st the roman This prlved ie..
van preacher rnoe his entrance to the •the a very attrsetive part of the progrsq
m,uutry. I1 ow, were more straight estdr. W4tia.ws, of Ltsebern, prathr. Is►e
Wk in the pulpit theta wield be moire ~awed was °vied ea y the atbfi-
ooes to whisk he replied is m seeds
straight 1,1.,. the pew. w,.g, which was weal received. The
• • us.gw •sr wise' 4101 WM• of m rharaetv, •oa
r"ew..d Wes has p,eossI beim- Brother Tates, the banes iaaA5fa114f °Ossa fta"f
it But .10.14......' .coaavno alto" ler met Hurrw., still k.ep testa wrah ,,. ,d. We should thinkonto
will be ,sun Mod 1.. '.eke tM p.1,11 ARAM feat prom td thsto
attar the (i'_._ vies in pried style, Sed Bret obis t. W. miller
Mr. OatRio.r uws.bl• •wed vsibr..issue, ash• the din are fast henosi.g dead indite sista the preside amounted to ghee
has done af•retsese.
mea The lawbreakers don't pall net Iftws dgllaea Th" money is to b0 •p
their handle sew, and wuh!e, '•whet% plied 4. the 8db•th easel. and tan
A
A Colborne res.wns was ntwrvad SA-
tM of I'eanoute f" to blew neon the {,obits seh•e�� teed hes EWs with
i he.
ing nn Sunday reeeo.rly 0, ....hi Uta pries glom much esteem&&
He omit be very setting to keep lam. dews. Ilst. 1134601101ing
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