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DEVOTE % COU
TO ADVERTISERS,
otice of changes must he left
at this Office not later than
Monday noon. The copy for
changes must be left not later
than Wednesday noon. Cas-
ual Advertisements accepted
up to noon Thursday of each
week.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT&
To Let --Mrs F. enmesh.
esh.
sIsirlag-James Cooke.
Removed- Jelin % deme.
Furniture Daniel Gordon.
Meat Market Whitely /true.
Har Waffled SHIN•L orrice.
Belo carriages -- A. R. Cor.4lt.
Per eat* - peg W. Thompson.
For One Week Only John Ach°wn,
Goq,/[LLow MARRIED.
the bride's brother. . At
os the lath
last., byRev. Jas. A. Aoderawa. B.A.,
James w.trellew, of Belleville. to May
Jones. of Colborne.
\\.i DIED.
Thee -At the residence of her husband,
w►G 4. , townr t''.On the lath lust., the
Whitely, aged :,e yearn.
TOWN TOPICS.
' AtMimenatecep Cr, fakis'eofes.
.da' fade he If prem* cr."
Gent, PRICIER F. - Tbs
you can make is to give MVP
ply to I). Mt•Utlie:oddy, att*wt, Oedertch.
Ho mmeo•pleasant 'pang morningsmake all feel like taking sponge hatbsat any.
rata. At the Pharmacy there is a wide wee -
lion of sponges to suit the most economical
and the must fastidious.
NcAT,,af.y. Cn•Aexpkr ARM DraAR/LtTT..-
These are three or Use qualities of the elms of
goods by which F.* A. m hare sac
ceeded in building ay a big besonees in titde-
rii The arta keeps up to its motto every
tTae Wotts!e•a CHarreie r Tamemzeeca
Vetter will meet regularly for the transaction
of business every Tuesday afternoon at eau
e'cbck. in Knox chnr•tl. vert woman In-
terested in the work is cordially invited
to attend.
T Y NEWS
IMr Zd. VanKeer, left for
Station, Asguua, on Thursday Cad WI
morning,
to :take ariangeuleuts fur continuing
the successful fishing trade that was
tmwed up et that pont last year.
Mr Robert McLean is preparing fur
work is aesiteCtioe with his new block
oil the Square. Mr Jamieson Reid will
undertake the atone and brisk work end
1Mr
Jame, Reid the wood work.
The Oddfell,ws of Uuderich will mire
bate their 70,h anniversary by attend.
lug Dense service at KOHL church next
Sunday morning, au whish occasion Rev
J. A. ♦tilersuu will preach the mammal
rerume.
On Saturday night the residence and
grocery of Mr Peter McGaw, Kincar-
dine, was entered by burglars. They
found their way to the room in which
Mr McGaw was sleeping and abstracted
a peeketbo'ok from his pocket containing
$110.
A Porriaa INirraraxNT, -A new
scale Upright Pian,fone recently com-
pleted by Messrs Newcombe ,t Co., To
nein, u ef.'rding great s ttsfaction. It
[ills the require/mutts far • reliable in
etrument L, a first chess maker at a figure
within the reach of all. Write them for
particular* tf
SwarT TO Tug Swtan. -Donor forget
the Maple Sugar Social, given by the
Younc People of North street Methodist
church on Easter Muuday, Besides
excellent music, etc., an address will
be given by Rev (leo. Richardson upon
" The Sweet Side of Life." Program to
copmence at eight o'e!ock, after whish
the refreshments will be served. Ad-
mission only 15 Cents.
"Ar How.." -An At Home will he
held in St. George's church schotolh,.ase,
on the evening of Friday, April "6'I
from 7 to 10 p in., under the seep
the following ladies :-Mrs W
Young, Mrs Nadir!. Mn I Lewis,
R Reynolds, Mrs Geo. Parsons, !l
'x, Mrs Burrett, Mrs Feriae., 11
ltiva Cattle, Mrs Crawfor
rs Haulaltes' at work table. it
uta served denim the evening
ural program gicee. Admisuot
A MIL. Pioneer. -A contempt
utters this mild protest :--A docte
sit down end write a prescription ;
five minutes, paper and ink, ! cent
charges the patient $1, $2,$5, $10,
case may be. A lawyer writes 2
twelve lines of advice, gets from $
$20 from the client. An editor w
• half column for a man, pays a
from 50 cents to $1 fur putting
type. prints it on several dollars w
of paper, sends it to several thou
people, and than surprises the pre
Bran if the makes any charge. Sire
isn't it.
GODERjCH. ONT., FRIDAY APRIL 19, 1889.
AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
Mr. M. O. Ottumwa wee in T
on business during the week.
Mims Orr left en Tuesday to vie
brother, R.v J N, Orr, Mono Mi
Our thanks are due to Dr. McLean I
copies of Jacksonville, Fia., newspe
Mr Jamie.oe Reid has the soh -eon -
orotic l THE TOWN COUNCIL. ( _- -- --- _ -- ,--
1j 'oxen meows.
it h On motion it wee decided
•
[iert of taw ■l5.s., of a bonne bylaw fur eci to
croon
er
ll• f ser hat stew. I - $6,1100 is favor of the
tag. , Stock Organ Company recently formed
or
Pere A special weetn1 .:f the stun
he;d lot Friday evening, the 1'24
rant for the brick work ash* new P
byterian church, in Iautknow.
D-. Wilson sod Mrs. Wilson, tram
Riverside, C.I., are the guests of Mee.
Wilr,u'° parents, Mr. and Mrs. M C.
Cameron.
Lest week we inadvertes:Iy stated
that Mr R. H. Scott was in the employ
of the Confederation Life Assurance
Ca Mr Scott is traveling for the Sun
Life.
Dr SI Pfieh„►eon, the West•et dentist,
males the preservation of the 'lateralI
teeth • specialty, Os. administered from
9 a. to. for the painless extraction of
teeth.
Mayor Butler had his first magisterial
caw on Tuesday, and eonimttted Dan
M"rris ti, • sailor, to jail for one week
for intimidating • purhow cf the crew o
the Carter.
res.
Juhs R ebertsan, the grocer, has
remold to the premiaes center of Mon
creel street and Square, recently occupied
by Geo. Rhynes, druggist, uezt door to
the old stand.
The Board of High School Trustees
met last (Thursday) evening for the pnr-
pose of taking steps to establish a Colle-
giate Institute iu Gedrorich. It is esti-
mated than au expenditure of $2,500 will
be entailed.
All tneinl►are preemie except
Proudfmt and councillors H
Morton and Nicholson.
The mayor informed the comae
he has called them together fee th
t tri (i ,derich ; ale. to submit • bylaw
rel was igranting a loan of
h int $4,600 to the Oakes
reeve
I
rgsu Company fur a term of ten yeah.
umber'swarm ' LIONT.
After a lengthy diseuwu,n it was de-
il that I cried to run the electric light until 11
r'ciock of each night during the week,
e tiuu
siderstiuu of the report of the
Faciury committee and the mat
electric lights, mud also the advise
of extending the water mains.
atP"RT OF WATgRWOltL' . tenet
The waterworks committee beg
to report :
That we have considered the pe
of the electric light patrons and
not feel warranted in making any c
of time without an increase of pre
1_,,, except Saturday and nights before
• when bd I tended to IL' .''eh ck, the coat to be 16e
i per light each sight.
ter of i public holidays, h i the time was es
At 11 30, when the reporter left, the
TTstt I eounc.l were still wrestling with weighty i
:save ' problem,.
We understand the meeting closed
teflon I about 12 30 a. m. on Thursday.
weJoI
hang*
et, and ACROSS THECON7'INENT
cannot state what that price should be j
until the majority of the merchants
se to the time of keeping the lamp.
ed We obtained estimates from M
f ! Chrystal R Hack for the supply
heater for boilers, .,f%rug same ti ft
ri- 22 inches in diameter, 5-16 sheet
- with 30 tubes 2 inches in diameter
I five feet long, caetirnn heads all
fleet*, for the sum of V.I0 or beater
site with ;1;, tubes fur $W►, and
recommend that either of the at
purchased. We wooed reeetemeed th
door tie laid in the boiler house of
1( iron plate, pureeing a space of 3 f
19 feet, the remainder of the floor t
j made of 2 inch pine planks, the w
/I costing about $50 There are six e
, letuW wanted for public and private
and we would ask the council how t
are to be obtan.ed.
agree La interesting Letter ream a remises. tee
light- Shiest er Gedertea,
loeesn The feet -wing is contained in a letter
o the to Mr Thos. Kydd, from Mr Richard T.
platg, Roll:118.,1, gardener, why left G.,acrich
and • sh in time age, to seek a fortune in the
\\ est
s'm- 1,1 VAN•x,t: vkk, 11. C., April
ams According is . t' • 0,j y.
would g ,,rutr'sror I ., -artud you
we bets, impremeen '.f this ot►wetry. When
•t a ! I left t,oderich, there was plenty o f
mow, but, as seen as the stain hue of
east- i the C. P. It , was reached, the en, w was
fee
We were in error last week in stating
that Mr SaPow, wale guisg to start a
brauoh studio et hayfield. Mr. Stewart
hes made amusements to tarry on a
ices of ; branch business in that v'llaze, and will
a be there personally on Tuesday of each j
week.
Cr
AI
Neit That is what evveeritWyet etelsims. when they ateat
tree the new wall papers at launder, & ,yon',.
They have just received a tante stock of kat- I mu
sonetaq mixed - -
Mrs
ire G.
re A.
Tux AMERICAN WAR. -Raw A. Pot-
ter will deliver his celebrated lecture
d a •d on he American War,” r?:oth- church this !Fndaevening. VWar
and melodies will be sung) bythe start tie
i 15: under the Ieadership of Mr Henning,
wary I and Mrs T. T. blotter will recite that
r will thrilling Fleece "After the Battle "
tame ENTERTAINMENT -The mod pw„p!e
, and here are promised a visit on Friday, the'
as the 2Gth lust, by Mr Janie* Cooke, orvaaist
tot or and choirmaster of Knox Courch, Ode
10 to rich, and his choir of 'Potty little Yolks' e
rime with their p pular entertainment. Lev. an
man ere of children who can enjoy excellent p
it in singing, recitng, etc, should not fail p,
orth entourage the young people by their at -
sand tebdauce on this occasion.
*fad
nge,
and ,•re: ehingaecr °tutsses, carpet tacks
Look at their wg aeee in •Mus• cleaning.
their prices. The cheapestpest hoedeep in aW she
sun, house under the
AT Ti,. raoxT.- During the days of the
late Ani••rican Civil War every newspaper
had am• tending beadiest. "At the Frost."
Po
Other
such
he as, "Ail quiet along the
Colored troops fought
eetiIy.- tr., kr. appeared Trentham to time.
but At the Front -the plate slay front that
Ft. R. gallows has recently added to his
stmt°. at the Montreaht. entreaty. you will
always oa,l •operthing attractive In the latest
sorehiea in photos.
BRIEFLETS.
Mr H. Meyer, Wsnrhmm, was is town
this week.
Mr and Mrs Muni' are the guests of the
Mrs Sauna.
Captain {Vm. McLean left for the sea- ! et„
h
• in on Saturday. fil
Mrs Dr Johnston, of Toren i Mr
lett at the maternal residues• is visit- land
of Mies rates during the past week. 1 roto
Mr J. C. Biggins, of Palmyra, Ill., ' and a
was the victim of a daring highway rob. the w
bar!. with
Mn Sam. Bink, .,f Paris, was visiting it is
her brother, Mr James Retention, this rriich
week.
Mrs Rees Prise, left on Monday lest illmr
for Belleville, to visit her mother, who I shat
is very ill.
airmen gce►e, and this c,ntinui d until
hole I Winnipeg was reached. The scenery
hole along the north shore of Lake Seperii.r
is very grand, but the effete u in a great
bey charred remains of the f
ttce 1 measure spoiled by the blackened and
JOHN BUTLER, Chairman
Moved Ly C 'lborne, seconded
Pri lha,u, that clause one be laid a
until heti ineirtin'' of couocil. Cam
h ived by J. V.. Smith, •rousted
Col•...rue, that cla:se twu he adopted
I, -ft with the waterworks committee to
carried ou•. UarrieJ.
Mo rd uv Holt, **evaded by Danlop
that clause three be a l.pted. Cam
Moved by Pridl,am, seconded by D
• 1' aiibaoa either silo of the line, hue been
swept by 611. There was an acciduut a
by' few days before I went on the C. P. R.,
ver close in Middleton, on the north shun+,
ed. several cars loaded with horses and
by sheep having eons through a trestle
and bridge. I sew them invited icing in •
be confused heap at the button' of the
minus as the train passed over. 1 atay- see
rad. I ed one uay et Wiuoipsg. h is a ver 1
muddy piece and eventbiog lroke'e N
use dirty. I then went on to Porta, 1a mei
Auother day was lomat thea I nem
H. McOfLL(Qt7DDT. Preemies..
$t.M A YIAR IN ADVANCS
COUNTY CURRENCY.
lir John Fowler. Colborne, has rest-
ed the farts from etre Jia. Mashie, tar •
term of years.
Messrs A Holloway and C Wilson of
Clinton left for Deloraine. Man., eni Miss
Foxton and Mr A Morrison,for Brandon„
Man.
Mrs J .1. Tait, L'n,tesb'ro, left Wed-
! neaday fuer Seper.or C.ty, Wei , to raj 'in
{ her husbau,i, who hes tattoo up mod
there.
Me Wm. O'd., V i.,C4burue, i steads
leas tug this week t 'r the State of In-
diana, where he 'metals carrying on him
profession.
Mr George Anderson, Wingham, who
left Gtr Meanies% a short wattage, has
rented au tieir,.retl faros in the Oak
River district.
Mr Gilchrist, \Vingha:a, has made up
his mind to go to British C.'lunbia,
where he says he can make much more
than in Ontario.
Muss Hill,a former resident of Clinton,
is organizing a party at Toronto for a
three mouth.' tour in England, Fames.
(Germany, Switzerland mud ISerthet*
Italy.
Mr J Anderson et Winghatn is talking
of erecting agr'ist roller mill of about
one hundred said Shy barrel impact, if
the town will mat him • bums of
40»
Mr Chas. :.•.gan, hayfield, who has
been attending the Collegiate Institute
at Clitituu, has gone to Milwaukee,
Mich., tr accept a situ•tem in • deux.
stere there.
The McKay farm, lot 32, eon. 11,
Grey, was offered for sats at the Ameri-
can hotel, Brussels. Only nus bid was
made and as it did not reach the reserve
bid the place was nct sold.
Mr Chu McGregor, Kinhurn, has
micexeafuli, paced his ex'aivauon at
the Toronto Veterinary Collette, cod is
now a fua fledged V. S, We wish bias
ry success in his practice.
tsars G. Fisher and W. Olds, Bas-
ler, eau nc w place V. S. after titer
as. having just returned home after
fully r'Nturg thole heal ?lamin-
in the Neter:nary school Tomut,r.
r. John °skw hu rented his father's
on the lbw land out. Ile has also
his ferns of 3_ 0 acres in Pembina
nty, Dakota, to a Mr C. Bak
State. fur the sum of $2,IOC.
r R Cerayn, Wtughem, whe Las beets
for some time, a much wers•a,having
jimmies" and dropsy. Within the
week or two he has gained twenty -
perinea of surpertlueus flee'.. which
,ked upon as • very bad iudieatio ,
turday last Mrs Crooks, of ltelgrave,
the Tuisfertune to sprain her right
• and also break one of the small
, ibr"ugh stepping on a_idss(lva
in the si,iewalk. Thereacture was
ced by Dr Towle, and under hi•
meat the lady ie doing suite well.
,rd was received last week by Mr
ride from Dakota of the unfortm-
It as that has happened to Mr C. W.
• gentleman well kr:ow throenh-
is section. Mr Olds was engaged
ruling near Lees, Meopherein Cu.,
ta, arid one evening recently his.
was burned to the `rywnd, and be
N was burned so badly that he
sally succeeded, Mr Olds,
he lived here, resided near Msa-.
r, and besides fanning did a good
roes in the implercaat agency Iieot
moved to Dakota shout mix years
.1 until this misfortune was duiag
His many frten,la will be "leery to
f this.
were sorry to learn a few days ago
death of Mrs .-vnd,ew Sproat, off
Muskoka, wed eldest dau.her tat
lop, that cline. *oar be laid over until I Prun
next meeting.* council. Carried.
Mewed by Halt, in:e,nded by Dunlu
that the twitter -uf putting in fountal
and laying ,out C.,urt House S.tuare
I ft with the publ'c were* commit:*
a
d to follow plan for same as far
ram icahle. C .rriad.
lnoktog through the country. The I torr°"
P. J prairie here u as level as a lawu : not • le
is item fit for anything except a few along at
be I the banks of the river, at some dietatue fano
from the town. The heel place I visit- sold
as 1 ed was Hirtle, n• the M. tit N W R•ii oiut
*emucer Doily World :-Amo
passengers arriving from the
and , were Archibald and
the McIntyre, of Grderich.
McIntyre spent last spring, sum
fall in Vancouver. Ile left for
hast
east,
Mies ft up your heads, oh ye
Int Gates," from the game work. In the C
mer evening the choir will ander Keats
the lovely anthem "Thies, oh Lord, is the
ern Ha da . end. -.Th voluntary will bei f
KNox Citrase. -Os Reiter morning
Arthur S Cooke will sine the beauti-
ful solo frees "The Messiah," "Thou
didst not leave His soul in hell,"and the
concluding voluntary by special reliant
will he '•Li
Miss Pierce, tot ram seat
buns, was the guest very
Ip
if
ascertain •c
h
p
d
Moved by Dunlop, seconded by de
oty reeve Smith, that the matter of th
int her extensitan of the water mains
eft with the waterweerks colonialist)
'-rtain where most required end r
tripe' from the eama,and that oemmttt
ave power t.. perches., one ear of 4 to
ipe,the committee before laying arty •
nti.mnel pipe to sport W the c neici
arrest.
stroke Or OfreelPrekkOtT t3oiltltitrr ,[,..
The eoit;mlttiw r ectisg the organ
me.", beg to re n•art :
y. his - settle in if itwwere 'tot fould be a oorethedsulraPIPt ace to M
e frosts- I saw several patches of wheat I sick
be that had never bean out --net being ! booth
to worth the trouble. k will he burnt off ! past
e- and then ploughed under. Hnwever, it is i two
ee a splendid place for cattle. I saw some I is lot
h that had uever been in a stable and they S.
d- ; were all the way from one year old to five bad
• and six, and in good condtticn, only re- one:
gutting • few weeks' feeding to be tit for bun.,
beef. w. opinion is the . Any man
cumiag terili with a few hundred dollar, reduk
to take up • free grant, should gu in for treat
t cattle, oats and barley. Wheat c►ntet
' I be depended , n ; it always grove well, W,'
but is apt to by frozen. Wood is very McH
r scarce here, the only firewood too be oh. sate
Vetted being a few small poplars eight Olds,
to fifteen inches in diameter, and this out th
Is mostly deed, being tacit real by in fa
lprairie fins I left Birt!, on the 16th I house
and returned to Pensee 1a Prairie to h"see
connect with the Pacific Express. Ow- I k";"41 -
connect t i•g to • very heavy passenger treat° the , event
train was foul:teen hours late, and Co. when
tinned behind time all the way. cheats
In fact it was divided at Winne I H. r
peg and came on in two sections. He re
We had to wait at Bandon three hours ego ace
to allow the second part to seine up,rhen well.
it was joined to the brat, and then pro- - heat o
canted on our journey with two engines. We
All the way to Bandon we had born of the
in December, but *entad business
pow s Hallelujah Choana
dull thea that he resolved u
tang to this city. They are bre
isrer-in iew to Mr G. R. Oord
e 1 -known merchant,Carroll S'r
whom they are guests at pre,
reported that a Isrve number
to Vancouver shortly4rom Gc
and other parts of the county
on.
their The last three days in March ars be
on, known in pane of England and Sop I an
eef, land, "the Borrowed Days." or Hoe eo
ent. I a. •'
rowing Days " The story is that March ab
will torrewed them front April in order to ea
,de- kill some "hoggs,'' i. • , sheep in their to
of second year. It was considered so per-
; tun that these days would brine foul
wether, that when one of them was
Ing' fair, as the C'valentine Army march
Dr McDonagh will be in Gnderich for Nt isin
I.►wio
•eneultatien on the first Saturday of I
every month.
vt.tON COURT CAssam
.-Ao,ig
get made in th
n Courteast
practice at the last
of the Ontario Legislature, the f
g are of special interest : T
amount of wages due to an
ed man having no family to au
re now liable to garnishment, t
ption of $25being no longer app
in such cases. Suits which na
me -
LI sr, the three days to which the; Ce
P 1 • name used to apply fell on the 9th, 10th '
he I and 11th, of April ; but a few rough I on
it. I dare at the eed of Marsh often give a
ve 1 eo!umr to the superstition. i
by
The cnntracters crromenced the cut whole
stone work on the new public building port a
last Saturday.
Cham Tranoch, formerly clerk in Mr !cable
Saeyd's,leth Monday fur a couple months been
trap on the lakes. he tree
Capt. Taunch, left Monday week to ! trial
tike charge of the Str. W, B. Hall for I davit
lhis coming season, niistak
A mathematician has figured that a formed
torts 50 years old has spent threeeaters
in buttoning his collar. years 1 in a "
The family of Mr Henry Smith, head ' thanlog ro
miller of the big mill, removedfender
last week from Seaforth to town feodan
Captain Alf. Chambers left for Buffalo
cw Wednesday of last week, to take a
position on a vessel them.
Captain J. W, green left tows on H S
Tuesday for Chicago, to take command 1sr,2t Ser
of his boat the Mlwnebaba nth in
We are pleased to note that Regist,sr e fair.
Dickson, who bad been indisposed re-
cently, was able to be out again on Mon-
day.
into Edinburgh, • rwa
rg preacher in the paws
gays thanes for it as a miracle. Of
*curse, since the reformation of the
That theamount ..f *teach revered ti
raised indiudorich his been .obtained
d on behalf u f tee et i'kbolders you
mmittee beg leave to ate your honor
le body to prepare and submit to the
tepayers • bylaw for • bonus of $5000
the company.
JOHN Brrt..R, Chairman.
Moved by J N' Smith, seconded by
Holt,that the report of the organ factory
committee be laid rarer until next meet-
ing of the counoil and that the special
committee he called to consider the ne-
t, also the offer of the Oakes Organ
mpany. Carred.
Moved by deputy reeve Smith, see-
ded by J W Smith, that any r -
re required to the dwelling occupied
Mr McCallum beck of the town hall
left to the public works committee
have carried .out. Carried.
^,ouncillor Holt informed the council
the MOn. A. M. Rees had instruct- f
him to say that he was willing to do -
to the town that pert of block F.
ed by him, opposite the jail. on eon -1
on of the o,rporatiens planting trees
t and making it a place of recreation.
.eyed by deputy reeve Smith, se-
aled by Dunlop, that the offer of the '
A M. Rowe be accepted, and the!
rman of the public works committee i
entered in the wrong division m
shirred to the proper division
without the protection of an a
that they were so entered "
• or insdvertance," which w
y required. Judgment may
against the defendants residi
distant county" five days swan
rmerly. Service ,f summons w
requires t i be personal on the d
t except where the claim one
ay
f„r I CHANCERY COURT. I be
I Before Mr Chancellor Heyde to
8- The following were on foe trial at the
bt
IN/chancery court held here on the 17th,
but were all settled out of weft .
be Doan vs. Eaton.
ng I Both vs. Coleman.
se Kalman va. Matthews.
e Holmeeted va. D.,rachel.
• Reid vs. Saright,
on PIC
Mr Wade. who was for emne time in
the employ of Mr H. L. Knapp, barbm,
Wiegh• a. has secured • situation le
We are pleased to state that Mrs Arm-
etirnag, mother of Mr Harry Armstrong,
is reenvering from a severe attack of
Mr William' Miller, of St Helen's,
was in town &nisi the week, visiting
old Meade He bed jest retereed from
a visit to a brother in Sarnia.
IlireJes Kidd left foe Tomato on
WedeesiMy teciesing tot le present at the
obsequies ef hee melee, the only daughter
of Mr sad Ifni W. O. Kelley, Tomato,
Coeneil, es
address Mee =meeting OA Sarah.
y, 113ed Imre, in
Temperas., brit Mitshal program,
reertatineme mid roadie,. ender the
eeperviskiet id Kiss Wpm Lusk oist
L S. -The High School Lter
ratty met last Friday teammate th
It was resolved that the expenses
• two young men who "stumped'
for °admire' in the Clinton debate, and
of the judge chosen by Otelerich, he
paid from the fonds of the S etiete. A
vote of thanks was also preeented Le
them gentlemen for their services ere
that (megaton. Officers for the next
term were elected ea follows : Press -
dent, Sir McKenzie, by seelamatioe ;
1st Vim President, Mr McCloskey ;
tad Vim President, Miss Z. Weems ;
c• ommittees, Mr A. John -
stem ; Treasurer, Miss °roes Wilma ;
Miter, Mr Harvey ; Librarian. Mies
Lillie Graham Commillors, Mies Woe
A vote of thasike wee thee tendered to
the retfrieg oaken, after whieh the
tressereee 'menet, showing • balsam of
V 35, wee adopted. The following pme
grass wee presented : cheese, hy the
winding, Wise X Vuitton*: rehashes',
din Mania Ashram ; reading, Mr
Strang aritioiems, Mr Mahal. As
ineeresting address ens gives by Rev A
Potter, who magratelated the Beet*?
lopes Its maser aed preepeeity.
1 AUBURN. : arrange for the ' y o said lot, and
- From our own correspondent. that transfer be made at the tepees.. of '
th• corporation. Carried. 1
• ' Mrs Alexander Pentland, of Donnie The eouncil then adjourned.
1I eon is the geed of her son, Mr M J
tha
ed
mate
own
dila
on i
Rev Alex McMillan attended the
senate held at Brantford last week
The Sabbath School in emineetion with
Knox church re -opened for the ememer
months laid Sabbath morning with • very
fine attendance Rev. Mobilities wiil
teach the Bible elate.
Rev. it -.1 lease will mu/hangs Pulpits
met Sunday with Rev. Mr. Rodgers, elf
Lemileabotro. Tbe following Monday ewes -
lag Rey Mr Rodgers will rive hie
Our townsman, D. X. Munro, wished
the Forest City a few days ago, oft •
emits as large • Meek assay ono outaide
As *hies.
G. Marshall, ed Wingham. who •
short tine sines was newt to Cludarigh
• lunatic, re home agrain. We are sorry
to my that muse party or parties, who
would he better in Goderieh jail than at
home, derivate his absentee broke into his
ilielielbs were very small, they med.
*OS Iletilliderehly smaller
passing through • settled country, with helxlin
tette', Seaforth. For soma
past the deceased lady had bees
sufferer from some inward dire
hat baffled the skill ot the beet
am available. About • mouth
s to her eoath she wee taken to
hespita:, but the tr. t
so failed ef an• g.nnir minks and
mind he: sifferiogs La Standar
g, March 31at. She WWI a good
in every sense of the wore, and
• so irreparaele lees to her
ng hushentl end dm lame Lama
g children so early deprived of
euns were taken back to Aspden
ro.eat, the funeral taking p:ares
ollowing Thursday.
Vernon (Mimes, Stelare' has the
lived in lielgreve, Heron roan
west we soon lett the settlers behind and '•°•tua
for many miles there is scarcely a heuse • Inlet
to be seen, although I beiletee farther ea” t
back from the railway there are some Phlreini
settlers Several of the stations 'narked p.reviou
on the maps are only switches to allow T"lrenb,
t. pass, and perhaps a water tank ther° ai
worked by • wied-mill with a roan le
know the name of F
Calgary leeks • fine country to seettteie sorr°•i
and have no doubt in • few years it will el Y"on
he covered with weal cultivated farina nimhar;
Cal a th re • great etreteh Her re"
it ranching eountry, and large herds , for inte
horses arid some of cattle may be session the f
roes the windows of the train. The ! The %
uot-hills begin to appear now, and theifollowin
aspect of the land is °hanged (rem • deed formerly
level to rolling hills and ell
a
Id
a
the members were preseot exempting
wee held on Wednesday evening. All it
A regular meeting of the town council (
deputy- reeve Smith and otau nailer*
Nicholson and Morton.
Minutes nf previens onetime were reed
sad appreeed.
On motion, Harding & Leathern wee*
ordered to be paid the balanee due them
tremor, coat of levelling the '
ever water manta.
if
'amber of ennisounications as to I le
ed 4 remit pipe required foe water- I it
were read and referred to water T
uuum an., inspecting length of 1,1
t.
eowneesiesline Irma Mr. H. W. C.
railway charter question
wm also read.
An applisation asking ter • grant of
1150 towards' defraying expenses in one-
megioat whit the reeeption of tho Grand
Otsego Lodge in May wee read.
Moved by Proodfnot, meranded by
Naito', that the great he not mad&
II suit of ei)tbee tree grantind.
streete
A
works
works
fro
ere to Medicine Hat it is very pretty, all Warr*
ad then the Rooky Momitaine are seen. ezeitem
ow begins the beet part of the journey. Ire
cannot give you an idea of the gran- Walton,
been
the reef
The unf
I9th yea
1860, at
. Thursday aftermem, March 7,
n was thrown into • reign or
sot, mused by the !Isparta that
on «ma anether that Dr Wall
our veterinary sureeon, had
rown front his buggy sear
meanie. yoaag man was WI his
habit& He was bore July 30,
&Jerboa% wear the city of To
anada. In the yeas Ulffil has
moved farther west and Infested
ye, where he meowed his
, lied where. imaging • Manly
nglieth and Irish erearnenity,Ime
hat nvereetee lee the Sabbath
things that never foremit Mu.
, es, as range after range easse
nto view. Every se.ausent it seemed as
th• engine wail gem( to run smash
to a mountain, and then it went mead
or would peewit into some dark ravine.
here are very few tunnels all tbe way.
paper and earner to en round ronto, C
'hen the famous Kicking SI MI0 Pam parents
warn reached, it weasels! beyond deeerip at Beiges
mon The 1:
A
or 1,000 feet *ducat me
above the river, eat into the rook, and &tech, X
above towers thri 'mountain right into formed t
the Moeda thinnest& et feet above. I and soared
stood cm the platform of the ear *early
y nod • wood part of the night
There is else oohs very wild eatreery
Mem/ the Tboonene River sad agate ea
the !reviser, Bet I meth* write for •
week about what I mw. will write yee
amen end ere yoe an idea Vartiow-
le 1874 his parents mem in Weems.
where he ewer since maided with them,
except while attendem the Ontario Vol-
eehtary College st Toronto, Neve whittle
he irradiated in 10817. is the eyrie( et
ISM he wee appninted assistriat Mein
Osieviearise in Mares, anti hold Met
elppellMeeMit M the Bele Of Ids died.
