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tt u ti3ON SIGNAL. IT is "MeeO°d the, ay„f wry
Balfour is to be ..tried shortly. H•
FRIDAY, JAN. $1, 1M0 will be bettor prepared after that evert
to admire the beauties of Home Rule.
"LA GRIPPE.'" I r WLLL sow be in order to prove that
It isn't safe to "halloo" until you are : Mr David Creighton is not and newer
est of the woods, is a good, square. old- . was ineae is -ahs of the Empire.
fashioned axiom, and we haws had it Krib's wilesss• could do it if they
proved to be a tree bill during the past Wt tried.
week. In our last issue we, in a tone of
thankfulne., referred to the tact that op Wits. Mayor Better recently vroom-
to date La Grippe had gently and .erci- emended the sale of the fire engine and
fully pamed Tal Sweet by, and had hose reels, be omitted to state that the
failed to drop say microbe amongst our holes in which the water tanks were
stall That wee Friday morning last, mink might also be disposed of.
bet towards smelting, when everyone, in-
cluding La Grippe, had read the an. Mk P. KELLY, reeve of Blyth, thoegbt
t, we bad cause to regret that the report of the selecting committee
it was published. It seems Le Grippe of the county council was loaded on
passed us by unknowingly. end when his Wduesday morning, and said so. Such
attention was drawn to the matter a thing never happened before. Dye
(doubtles by the publication of the item mind/
he retraced his steps and paid us a visit.
The result was that since last Friday IT's really too bad that Editor Farrer,
fire of our hands have been afflicted,
of the Mail, has barked
and we are enly thankful that the uric• union lust when the Empire and World
robes haveut inoculated the presses and have emote to believe that its accomplish -
types, and thereby hindered our issue meet was • necessity to the welfare of
thief week. Those of us who are left this country
have been potting in our "best licks" tai
bring oat Tits S1u14At ou time, and next Wits' the result of the ballot on the
week we hope to hate on a full staff, fur selecting cimmittee of the County Council
experts tell w ler Grippe, like li;htniag, was read out en i'u•eday afternoon by
never strikes the same place twice. the clerk, and the name. of Messrs
Milne, Girvan, Ratz, McKenzie and
"TDERA"S \'DTIII Y' Tv IT.' Cooke greeted the ears of the members,
There baa been some tall talking in it lowed es If • surprise party had struck
the Globe, Empire and !l-ur/d about the the Tory side of the house. They didn't
Madand its editor being traitors to know it was loaded.
Canada. We have read everything sc
tar published by these papers no the Mk JOUY BktrrON, reeve of Hullett,
subject, and we fail to see what they was on Tuesday afternoon last elected
are driving at. 1f Ferrer is a traitor, Warden of Huron. The Wardenship of
arrest him : if the .11u,1 is s treasonable the county is annually determined by
sheet. suspend it. But if Ferrer cannot the political complexion of the members
14 arrested, and the M,,,/ cannot be of the Connell, and:this year it was a
.. .1 by the powers that be, it's foregone COneloaon that a Reformer
about time our howling contemporaries would occupy the chair, bat owing to
gave their suffering readers a rest the absence through severe illness of
This branding a man as a traitor because Reeve Proud foot of Goderich, and
he says he believes annexation is within Reece IIIcMurch,e of Clinton -two Ry -
the possibilities of t`,e near future Is formers -the voting strength stood 24 tc
all wrong. If it is not wrng, there are 24, the result being a tie tote. Under
lots of traitors up here in the Huron these conditions, the municipality having
Tract -and they are not all (:ries either. the largest number of rateptyers had
Why a man should ie branded as a the deciding rote, and Reeve Cooke, of
traitor because he beIieros annexation that township, gave decision in favor of
would be a better state than that which Mr Britton, as against his competitor,
at present exists we cannot nee. There Mr Griffin, Reeve of Asbield.
isn't a solitary editutial writer in To-
-outo who is howling "Traitor" at AFTER reading the lengthy reports
Ferrer and the Mo.!, who wouldn't, of the case in which the Empire's
without hesitation pack his valise and go spec,al commissioner to %Vashington wan
to New Y•.•rk tomorrow, were he offered "n trial before Police Magistrate Deni-
• higher salary to write in favor of an- son, of Toronto, for criminal libel, we
vexation. The present howl im only a have our doubts as to whether Mr
display of stave thunder-- it iso t the Krim, ever was in Washington, whether
real thirst, and hasn't the right ring to the Empire ever sent • special commie -
it -and the public would do well nn to stoner to Washington, and also with re -
be gulled by it We know most of the gard to the authenticity of the alleged
men who are pumpn.g up the loyalty discl...ures published. The evidence
thunder against the .[foul, and have no adduced-- from the ed.tors to the copy -
hesitation io ►toting that the daily dse holders -goes to show that tbey were all
tribes are nothing but the meanest kind ignorant :,f the fact that • duly accre
of undiluted ret, and the half dozen in- j dited agent 1.1 the Empire had anything
diridoals who are writing themselves I to d, with the otin
down ase. on the loyalty cease repre ,'1'iestion. If Kribswriting wfallythe aerr toticfes the
sent ncbody but their individual selves.
We are not in accord with the .1Lt.l in
its Equal R'ghts crusade and on other
pt:ints. but we know s..mething about
newapepers end newspaper men, and
hare no hesitation in stating that the
31.i,l today is the hest conducte4 news the country, and every printer who ever
paper in Canada, and Ferrer is the set type on a daily, snows that when
cleverest editor. Its the .ld story of the special article. *ppear, such as those of
dogs baying %he [citron and the moon still the Emp.re on the Washington diseline
shining.
erticlee, end if he economized the
truth to the tame extent when writing
that the other members of the staff did
when on oath in the police ct urt, much
reliance should not be placed upon his
statements. Every newspaper mar, in
WHEN Minister of Finance i''• ata'r gets
up in Parliament, as he• will une of three
day,. and begins to paint with a roseate
hes the present prosperity. 1 this country,
we want all the Tories who hare made
, and all who want to aseiew,
and all who can't pay their debta, and all
who failed to pay their sob
.criptions in advance this year, 'and all
wbo are behind in their interest, and all
who have had to pnt rn"rtgages on their
property, and all who know tbat he is
TIE SaTotr$ TABLE,
*Weed se awe [teems few reineor,,.
Aa•iw Iliac es AAM.
.*Etat[ Ma*J,>Melt Nd ____
Te a en inti stn terns t Is k see el
is ib. .gowth s��„11. , Tone of I Hobby
Herpes rfg•i Laws - At by
"hew se intra gt isoileiltellen "Talkie with
allwedell 0renta,vivid '~sod p .eer.vf-
-t the f k..Mi..! meny
euoweeu0-M...hi ed Mr interesting early
We sae hi pee= toward favoritism.
James Heat gives to the public, lee the
diet thee, kis eai.bss.nose el kis int&
of oanoth�kiwi willWeeny.
he leaden the .re-
al. 418 "The &..di. Army of Ores&
Britwim"-ib. 8---.014--.e sett-lilmaiat
of the anther, General V4s-uaat Weiss -
ley, K. P., eta The Mariam awes,
.1d vigor of his witi.its. o.
� h... the
valet of rowelling the ohmmeter of log -
tsars leading soldier, Mark Twee
gime exemplum heft the awful record of
"A Majestic Literary Fossil" Weeders
Heart, the author of "Clots," 'Rita, e-.et.a.
.try, "Teems," whish ia syes-
up.thetisally lunate ted by Howard Pyle
The other iotion of the number oo.seiste
of two short stories, "A Plato.io Affair,"
by /balmier 13• Boyne., and "The
Tw•sty-cietb of Feoruary, Brander
Matthews. Asw.g the other contents
are the following elaborately illustrated
oracles : "Beoveuto Colliai," by Mrs
Eb* beth Wormeley Latimer; the mooed
and concluding paper on "Js.aioa, New
and Old," writers and illeetnted by
Howard Pyle; "The Lake Dwelian," b
S. H. M. Ben ; and "The New York
Banks," by Wheatley. This
number is also notable for seven poem,
ons of which is by the Canadian poet, A.
Longman, whose work now compels
recognition in England and this country.
In the Editorial LI George
William Curtis considers several timely
metropolitan topics, u well as interool-
le tiate athletics and "The Passing tf
Mother Ann ;" William Dean Howells
speaks of the form and binding of "the
ideal book," and points .to recant exam-
ples ; and Charles Dudley Warner dis-
cusses the shyness of man in its relation
to • possible social revolution.
FOLKS TO Ot'. LADY RRADER..
The Canadian (leer's is now having its
annual free distribution of choice im-
ported dower seeds; a large package Con-
taining an immense number of rarest
yariettes, together with the (hw.va on
trial for three months, will be sent free
to each of our readers forwarding her ad-
dress and only 8 3:. stamps to corer 'm-
etal expense. Five trial subscriptions
and tire paL:aaes by mail or express,
(free of expense, to sante address in Can-
ada or 1-. S., fur only $1.00.
The Q ,n -en ts one of the finest Illustrat-
ed Ladies' Magazines on the continent.
it is detoted to fashion, art, literature,
flowers, the toilet,hoesehold nstters,and
contains the latest imported designs for
fancy work and home decoration.
The seed dstnbutfnn for 1890 con-
tinues for this month cnly. No lover
of beautiful flowers can afford to miss it.
Address
Tttr. CA�t•IIAI Qt'sav,
Toronto, Ont.
THE METEUn1?T MAI;AZINE sea FEB
kt;•&Y, 1890.
This is a particularly good number. A
striking article is one on "The Land of
Burns," with over twenty vignettes of
soenes connected with the poet's life.
JULIMM SIUDos
H37,..arc.2-z=nte.10YERSTOCKED �e >� IieAM#INTEII
Let,
Per Wade 41t taro Masi 1. the hely
y in tb. Aertl of
Si Joseph by le+awed paster, Fath-
namors, wee Mir M.
J. TI.s.es, .t Turmas, the bruise -
maid, who wore a heaawwl etedsme et
ashes at roses, was Kiss Martin, [Eater .f
the bride. The bride wee •estddly
dressed is mesa wham" tarines- with
ereem plash sad image
ssoms, sad a
wins veil with wreath. µ She was a
.f levek.e.L The. haps
w modal for their home is I ad-
tthe•May . in these mew home. attend
lea
tasks oe
-locates
have an
the legs
lest o
to the
Wm. Qs
carding
himself
say be
Dee of t
yoeng
A esti.
the morn
ing.
maid,
The
tired
The ser
to Mr
where a
to the Dud
Dinner
evening,
servo tb
such a
thing gran
grand wh
After din
tripped
small bo
fine, prod
lady, Mr
proved 1
clans.
Orippe is aakisg very serious ra-
ses* of our villagers hare. It
itself 1. different ways. Some
elle•ilon ut the throat, .tom• et
but I believe the [most prows Do
isatil. is of the heart, according
ay. shown lee week by Mr.
igley, who, as the 41st boat, .o-
to the low of Moses, took sate
• wi:e, and is doing so I most
is to be ao.plimeated os winning
he most pleaeiag and courteous
kid..s of this pians -Miss Hannah
The oere.ony took pleas in
Mg, Rev B Boabat official -
Miss Allele Ford acted as brides -
and Mr P Aortia u
bride was very tastelolly st-
and looked her .(ailing beet
vice being over, all drove
Flantgaa • hotel, Kintail,
boat airway couples did iodic,
g things prepared for them.
was served at five o'cbok ha the
and Mr and Mrs Flanigan de-
• highest praise for getting up
dinner. The table was som•-
d to look upon, but still more
ma the guests sat down to eat
Tier all repaired to the hall and
the light fantastic until the
ors. The mesio was very
used by Mr McCullough and
Armstrong and Mr Bailie, wbo
hemaslres very efficient musi
-
IOOB5!
Sweeping Reductions
will be made in fill lines of
Staple and Fancy Dry -Goods,
Tweeds and Men's Furnishings.
A G r'arr.
H)rsxs.tt.-On Wednesday, the 15th
inst., Mr P. M. Sullivan, of King.bridge,
one of A.hi.ld's most energetic business
men, led to the altar Miss Maggie O'Cal-
laghan, an amiable and popular young
lady of Wawanueh. The ceremony was
1 at St Augustine by Rev
Father McGee, P. P, of that place, who
also oelebrated the nuptial High Mass
witnessed by friends of both parties.
The bride was attended by Mi. Nellie
Sullivan, sister of the groom, while Mr
U. O'Callathan,bmther of the bride, act-
ed as best mac. The whole party look-
ed charming. After the ceremony all
drove to the residence of the bride's
parrots, !here a very writing diaper
was awaiting them, and all who partook
praised the hospitality of the host After
spending a very pleasant afternoon the
happy couple left Wingham on the (teem-
ing train for London, Maidat.,oe, De
troit and other points, carrying with
them the best wishes of all. The presents
were valuable and useful, which showed
the esteem in which the bride u held.
fleets.
Mr J Smith. Morris, who ha. been
Iittnfr the peat year on the farm est Mr
Bell, 3rd eon., has rooted to McKillop.
Mi. Nellie Turnbull, only deaghter
of the worthy head master o14the Clines
Collegiate Institute, was united iu man
riage to Me C, H. C. Wright. Civil Engi-
neer,Boa
Lady Brasaey'a pictures with -pen and of of
pencil "f life in India are very interest -
adventures
\\ r:>iht, of
ing. The editor describes some amusduringing mountain carriage drive of eighty mile*,
sod • salt to Chilton. Chancellor Bur -
wash ahoy that Federation is by far the eREA
least expenatve es well a the most efi-
tieet settlement of the higher educational
question. Rev K Maitland gives an se- t hrat-..
Mount ,.f a forest ramble with the late /lour, p ash' 4 1b • b M
Oai■. M bels► ........ .. 0 Y1 w e >s
Chancellor theles, full of the charm of Praa, y be.h .................... 0 St st 0 Jd
iia brilliant
conversatum. "rho Bis- Bwrlry, i bosh . . o to • le
Rdatosa,.ew j bosh .......... tea ie
tory .of • Star" gives the peso:[. . f the Hay. 'ton .. . 1 ii 'e i oO
latent, discoveries a to the constitution Of Butrer,i a .. „ 0 is w • is
the universe, Dr D..•uglaa•s recent strike .
Koren, a a°packed P do. .. 0 lx M 0 f0
ing address on the White Cress move-
ment is reviewed and largely quoted. A
tine poem by Percy H. Punshuc, and in.
stalments ,of Kathleen Clare, an Irish
not buy without seeing mor prices Inspection
Invited, ,
,w
J.A.REID&BRO.
Mr Hugh Grant,of Pottage la Prairie,
Man., has arrived from the West and is
nutlet/ fried- and relatives in Tricker -
smith and Stanley. M NICHOLSON, LD &
A yang men named Brownlee, aged DINT L ROOM e
•boot 21, was killed by a train oe whisk he > th Mor brit• Um PQM Orbe 'R'
was employed es brakeman, ie Michigan,
Uoossuc..
• few days aim*. 11e wee a ern of Mr TAR, L RICHARDS1ON, LD.I. 1
Win. Brownlee, who formerly kept the
Royal Hotel, Gunton S L' R O 1 O X D 11 X T 15 y
Mn Elliott, Clintne, wife of the late n°° aero Vitalised Ak.
Thus Elliott,wbo died about two giver sty eittotteet►.
glie
ago, passed off quietly os Thursday, tire
rs o trvimervawO
loth tam, at tb• eat 0f b9 years. Kb. l � as W� Roderick. 5 . yh.
leave • and energetic tastily --- -e1N-1v
of five sots and two daughter to mourn I Loans anb 3n811Tance
her lure
Stra ed Animals. 1�. N. LEWIS.
BOrri•ter,
� multi.. Coar1 : Meapy' I Praetor y
Derma t., private feeds. Stralgat baaamminste., fa-
�,STRAY HEIFER. - CAME ON Mrocuiers.�il tperaoe•UITosts eery r wTiss•Tor
a_e the Lase maces Renee.
el the seesmiber. let 7.
of July lasts heifer. The
Oaib°rtrstabout the 'I $EAGER,
ewaer is requested to prove property, py C CLERK PIRJvT DIVISION COURT.
charges and take It away.
Old JAS MoMANUR ' Iaeurnace, [Mate and U e,.1
Moeei to teed N new t,�
Legal Sales Pl- _ Oometre
'snifters-tt
tti•Ltf
Dentistry.
JUDICIAL NOTICE TO THR CRED. L' J. T. NATTKE.,
noes UP JOHN KAY, DRCKASIt:D, r
Parsttaat toes order of the Chancery DIN LIPS, PIRA' AND ACC/DENT Ije
doe [wade Ie re K. J. Kay, infest. 8Uf8A NCB AGENT,
The creditor* of Joao Kay. late of the Town A nig North Rrftlah tt
of Rederieb, le the County ed Hur•a, r..r- LirerpeJe,ett, •Le�at�ud�on a Glebe; 1►erwy
cheat. wbo died is or about the meath oof f area of IP•r•h A -
May. 1fi 1, are, on or before the let d.� jr k ��r ••� Aooiti*al
aad Tows
Pebraary, ItnO to mead. ay post, Drwpatd. W Lowest y s seined Messrs Darrow k Pruudfoot, Asrreetees,Oudee Mosey to Lea se term
rids. their Christ:Ma aad surnames. addresses Con 'eyase
and descrtppttlone, the fell reticular' of their Oiew-C�o,r. N 'I4.st 0saw 04
���
claims, a „tatensent of the r amounts and the
nature of the securities lif any) held by them : ser rr•.
or in ,Maul[ thrr; of thew will be ) $200,000 PRIVATE FU N Dtl
eze)tded from the breed[ of 1tea 14 Order,
Every ered,toe boldleor any srurity is to To pit. ea farm and town property a< law
Divdttcr the acme hefore mrd the 1. est intetete. M
at my Chaurhera is Oseoude Ilafl. in tQe (•it I a ke e1.
of Toronto, on the 4th day oef Vebnury. UI i lrsAll ih o�e aaaateab r*r ttenagtaNlaaa
at 11 o:-tnek, forces on,t,tinw the inc appoint- t•y� ,� Lea/•d
ad for adj 0d loathes on the a laima ol C. pans. tD°dke~Iawdaa cwt
hated the 1,th d.; Til Jan lfn.. 1 N. & a isw'.,, l y 4.4 rpesMtt1
J:11tE 4 (' 111 W IITOHT, tbtrowers cc, obtala
412[, day, it title astfefactory deoaq t•
ItegWnrU. it Ir ie7J DAVISON t IOHN/170
Barrister' d'o., Osd.lah
For Sate or to Let.
6C.tM1 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON 11Vt-r t CAMKROx rod
RENT. -TWO- HOUSES ON rtoh. rtrlp
T1 Stanley -at., ono block from the eesua,e,
Porat(,culers apply to O:ITEY TO LEND, -A L A R O I
Mitts P. s]IrgTII. ••s•cotei on�ea'a hirinrestmes
FARM FOR SALE
toaAklt(JW k PK A•M3
ton, and sun of the late Capt _
Halifax. The f will offer for sale the fol R RADCLtFFE,
lowing airy desirable (arm. consent of the `�,
�1 �( ' esesery Ix0 apo of Wax k ••F,' a the'�th coo GIs:l1'8R AL IN$C'AANCE,
li MARKETS.
lefts on of the Tewaahip of Cui°wue, le the
Oeuats of Herne- This ferns Is s runt- REAL ESTATE AND
ed /; mita frog uoferich, enol 1{ MONEY U
DHTUFF mils, t Carlo i
ye. alnwoet r►rw, D bT xR c..utadniipr i lowest wirto
y to Lead ori straight
CeaeMPa rrtrrs rooms a large barn. e0 by Is, with catrk rate of fatere*t [-Ergo b __ w•i
lease. at twe
abed, 12 bl 11, eattacl.ed, and Due of the Intel salt tis awrower,
orchards in the township. It i, watered b d' Street Roderick. dear trnit
a aerentailiag tering creak and • Weal Rtrert Itoderioa, M}t�ttere
About IlUacrer ekarod and free from goodsi we,.
There is no waste land of anykind ou to
place. Goon school within ! rots of me Diealcel,
.Osee.
Will he sold en reasonable terms.
For terms and fort bar parricolan apply to
JNO. BitECKI':.NIttJ'ov
0 11 R 0 17 , or Proprietor, Oodericb.
• •• 14 O0 w 14 00 Jo»EI'H Ikki ltt•N,
................
LI N A 1. m 6 on t be prrmlrrt
ng
e of his tourist party amus •
TILE
8 AND PROVISIONS. flood. rThttre b a ' cos the e b ,:Aver F7rateia" )AILING AGENT
atcrr good frame (ware. {i. t%bes/e•s/e•
itWolonied
,i•oucasck, Jan. err, 1800.
........ al" 0IN
Shorts, i tee
Aran w tori
BChcroreninStuff,
g.,
Wnod
tale, and Mn Barr's Yorkshire story, H1.d""-• •• • •• •
ct'rd
make up • strong number. Price tet • 9heeoakirs..
year ; $1 for six month. ; 20 cents per App ;dA bush
number. Toronto: %Vahan' Bricgs,
tot
� cwt
cess i11Mit... 1: .FIRST-CLASS BRiCK HOUSE AND
• • 3 00 - 4 e0 LOT FOR [HALE (►N NT. J'ATR1iK K
•• •-••,........,,, 3 a0 ..4 0 -About two minutes walk from the .yque,T.
0 is •• 0 :'t Two ateeh. h brick addition int roar
••'• ,noon 0 70 " Otto 14+toriee,rpI�1, 1nlhlitrt covered with .tate,
5 cwt.... . i 4e1 •• '. sr main belidle E has 3 tarte rooms on Int flet,
0 M " 0 0o I ur,starn there are b tart,• moms. In Are rear
stem [[mese/ler. addition there err, kit^lir--, p•wt.y, aaaahroom.
Jan.2g41.11
. 1 M�u' , men room anti bathropti, Also shod
wand old 0'rl ro o W Rite all riereaa_ry ineormetion he unflorsigned. who will
0 ,8 u n �,, btL bANICLGORDON.
onto nisi
e24to 021�`'ALUABLT•-FAI:Jf FOR KALE.-
arl Der. bbd . 0 to 0 :>♦ That ralaabl. preperey kinown
. 1 s0 to 2 f-► i M*;[land ran.. Ooderlch townalt of bt IM,
o Mt ro o sn I m.:e of t:o.Je.teh. Ou the Sara are •• lanrc.•
. 0 I3 to n to orr•hard, [(rood frame honor and kltchew. with
0 t0 to 0 I0 1 Rhino (,•hard and frame bent and stables: oni .
5 00 to 00 1 pri.w". 72 acres, wed? teetered • For forth
rr
. t n0 to 4 14) particulars applytou1, 3lWKaeo. the prem.
L tel , o 0 mw 10.•w.
O tel to i 00 :1fr24y
1 is to sof t� ARMS AND TOt\'N PROPERTIES test
('nttn
FOR , N_ALL Lot et, !n Maitland ('on
illative- a very ene,earm. Peter
ttiusnq I.ot Ito f la 1stcon.. 1t, 4). Asberld,
'n ae,'ea price �Ife'ie, Lo,. n :End 44 is td (on, !''1 ODERItai
Kinh,sa,Brure t Neatl, 100 array, WIU *0.sM l7r Mk VHANICB' IN
eeryrbtap.Lns13 !t and 1PiorI1,inthe11th- TUoo LIBRARY AND RliADIX
con. kani.sh. MO mores of ttoellent lead M eons' tor. of fast .treat aero aee•re lap
on" 'rise i1•\•+ -n. Lot 7x.M.•isetMrall's
'ter Tow. of (bods rho Price Daly �a ire. 4 to e
Int t'O tnwe of Q I....h. o. IJ�rat Hnnaa D m.. attd fret[ 7 to H R.
meet Alta hrltk hots• and sta1Mo. prlre ABUGT 2000 VOL'S Ijg 1.46
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TI►e LADIES' 0001 JOURNAL.
The February number of this publics- F t teheeene
tion is on .-ur table, bright and enter- )tOrinrt Wheat
tainiog as usual. "The Man Who Mad li.rtry noon...
4 (hitt...........
Me" is a tat by Jonah Allen's \Y,fe Peas
Apply., twin[
number contoins alai "Tum Lswto.n's fl,al er�.
Sled," a .tory Lir boy., by \\-ilium 1'•,
Chipman ; "Climbing the Social Led- tasdwood..,..
told in her characteristic way. The
der, }ehcia Holt ; "$t ♦ alentine's ire t noon_..: .......
Day,'' Alice Orah.m Lanigan ; "Thr
Story of Beatrice Cenci," Mary .1.
'Holmes ; "How to Eat' an Orange,' -
Allan Furman ; "Lrte•t Fashio,r,r," Mr. She People's Itoluinn,
Joh. W. Ro.hup; "An [)pen Conies- - - -
Mon," Helen Jay ; "A Broken Print- `TAIsTaJ) -SITU ATi(iN BY A
bred" Florence 11. H•Ilow•II ; "All riff Pio ti .hook_keeper
k eep r;rr►u'ineaa'm's.
Abort Footers," Eben R. Rexford : Best oft t .
urea, the authorship is no secret to "Artistic Needlework,•' Mar F. Knapp: It J• M.J.
J hp: GMeneb P.O.
those who banal. the copy. The print- e,etinoations of several serials, and Rev
era and nrroef readers of the Eon ire T. De %Vitt Talmage'- department, .,- l`e t\T$D -fir) Cl►RDS OF WOOD
IIRS. SHANNON ! SHANNON
1'nydcieee S r
entre at Dr, shammiesreeeae' Aoleeell•eK
N'X'li.d.rieh 0. C. geaJ I,., Jthe
Legal.
C A M P I O N, BARRISTER,
E. Solicitor, Notary Public, e t e.
Olate Orer Jor tae's brag Store, the rooms
t•rmever accepted by Judge Doyle, f' M
It C. HAYS, SOLICITOR,
♦a
striae t000ddrrtrhr o er ttek�raph Rest
vane Funds to lend at g per Oast Wipe. PN
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1AItRU1V oh PROUD1OOT g
l itlyTkfol Atorue r�si �It. AR
tio'Iprich J. T. Oa,ror w, w, Prosiness. i7
CAMERON, A:JLT & CAMERON,
3edmich. N. Plarristers, Solictlors In Chandra &..
0. Materna, C Cit Cameroon, Q.('.; P Nott, Y.
Amusements.
p oitry, literary nates and hints nom house_ i and tone of hay, N etchangy for Tire Tnwe of O wt.4i 9 w'e K Ip(ttr< cad pt. lore l.•mltriy Ihri/ R Y l
ought to know Mr Ktib's hand writingI cane and wleg saarhinos n; ,ler oral rnakan Ane Mork wlehin the tj I4 M °° °urs 1° P r. r' �r�tr Afro )
keeping. Vnrtis Publishing Cnutf.aoy, 1 /nth• world. O. W. THt►ytarl�t, tower. Pvl. p Dal favi M rhe . �t+! tr:.rin, rte ew
folly as well as those on the Mud i Philadelphia.
I (i.sm tit. will br sold oeMA Tk" .bore proper- MKtIRi'.. 0.5 � ; p-.
would identify bold Italian hand of I riaderk h, I Apply to
w'm'fpt• m'°Ottai[ t�•e• -M.
Mr Farrar -and the bol ass they do, were ASHFIELD. ( FARMS FOR $'.LE. t•. ShSbJLR geflprle A os.
II v•B•-lfontr to coed at kin law rat h VM:Paten for
the inclined to From nor own rorrespn.de.t end e7 1 llxarian. In ream. p received
y tell the truth, the t have a vomiter 01 firma for in darer 8 MAhCtyyrlOr,
Edward Andrew was seriously ill the lwere entpi.rt.ofOntario. As vonsrraw•nro.r I pox SALE.
whale truth, and no1.11 bot the truth. I latter part ..f last week, but weare Riad IP"."'"' rlimi And lf� in
ntwani a tarn 4 wmsl.r ` flet Arfhc: S• `m ernom
fishy,nom ince at al tee [Vest half N let Oederlea, ateb naeee4sty
The ,true thing is this and t*0 tr h. to hest rt ., •lowly re�'verine.
;.....,fin,„.......,,.„. to Mfr now, rtts•11 'wick e,t r1et, wlth h' M`
Ir your 1Titans pi r. LrnrM's,. Me,
trying to screen himself it would hare are lin.ilr4ton sell •)nn a farmer a small
Wm Strew', lumbar
of the 14th eon , was /ash t•aytttpab,prin,rrou ph my reel
f tlmp eo pay throat-- Ict• Andrew. t1.r,i. M' O SoeiNiea,
been more to Mr Krtb's credit to killed in ter lumner wo..ds in Michigan are limited
e per nwsP u,oney ar r tow rate of tae �• toter*of Nnro : and Brir __
n.
g Moret, them eaaMtnR you toaegslrp a hemp of Pierer l4 eteR louse oe K I° RC.M. _
"1 adroit i Amts the articles in q•es' i lastbark. The parents hate the .yin- 7"lrnwn most vastly. and hrlf fanA. ear. tstraeu lot �pL ,'0�--- -
lion, 1 did it in the blit interest, and pithy .,f ,h. community in their sad Por_ lean mrd yenseand do mot eyed'. lttrf's Itanel.,,..1
Z Q �f1
public t+"lnil" $over•' lots Im •pporit, new a'
tin M ( 1' as ?no owny .'whi mind rake for yr or rnesq sMw► ¢tsaeda vlx �`( r .
telling downright untruths to get right I P Pared ° verify every feat, and I J eNewhrrc. yr yT M•
,g p. if7��
Th., mem•oria) aervie• im eon nl2-h 0tior, 1 well �O,r on Aeaowtlr{otN
at rams to i. a • ar IOli.,,., . g yf '�'•ae,.., t .
op and ea n int ..f cls stand by every expression contained in with tke late Mrs Nrahu, 12 A Ona tar eek to am I�i en ft"° 71 ye.. ,
1 clapping their the eprira. That s the wayto rAnw t Preached in %.,,n ch0rob by the pea a =-in ty. Ntly rlwR A. •••11. et'mase. pry to D'tVlttpv h JO1tXtlTOX 'ai') 'IA
hands and swearing milli that his utterances I he :are
an the troth, the .Ante arufA, and nnlh- public that you say what you mean, and fur, Dr Sir ngnun, - -- T-,,,�r��- ! t+ e.
,ii
Ls„fttlNrtf; _miss
AOOI� Auctlaneehln 1
int bat the truth. Watch the .ln• Ener. mean what Jou ase. The akelku,t Til T1s (olluwiao,t .,1Newr' were eletfed (or TIIO21tM►N a g. +J
the henry.tint he d in % ..n u1d Is.ses• om the Dfar,•we���aart°i, giro meets EUREKA OOC1rCi
and thea moi ie your hill, That will Mr Krib• behind the "knowoothiag" sellout ever Friday •vewi i' ., «'t7t•mseaj 0 OHN
[brows a wet y tag at 7 •at•f+t t.palre u nye �, T10Nt1stt�;Ox GElYEBAL AUCS Cil -11 0nria• L, NO Dake them Ammo their tons. Aa a nuts blanket oe the viz : P sot, J H arr'net ; ,cxw'�' M•v4agf,God at 710 toTea
ter off times were never N, vet'''' ,peelal er,m. prt�
si Vastly
>�, bard u ittsiener works, president, mai R Rat e ; a eeata THF, H UItON HOTEL. M le Mnwa h
they are lode, and sines the establish.
R E. Brown; Treaeurer,'J. Rcl.. n, �• zap tas=hsM� VW wrest , loge p°MI f Meethg (a
Tldbt wttl- and entreated to M., 1 �Ib NMI fsinhsr caw _
stoaCt of the fhlirit Hareem sit 1►ftawsi Mr R. R. Chem h. reamed his far- roflha and d�hotel M bee. ur sa.i hr sen
m le M 4 to
wvtm the Torry are baton, it mer pent'. u of k oak Mr Chas A acid fa Naw �+t�tt ors .11.12111...h � MMS
h or ki the Sy h. retired from .*cam y�reep� ttlr tlii�mnirrrm i° EIS int li[ A 'a"c w Irak w
Nut. ty ()resin Factory, Cline*. 1)ob•r- tiros. work oe m far. is (k►oerwh °`tm eaatl0t.er EN
t,w.ebip and fuse meted into Clsota.. a
setsatq Oedema. Oat A tPreprh ter BN* wT
Et l
60// 1111 Is ONE AT
Salk
'KNITTED
We will plate on
Knitted Woolen Good.
Ken's Shirts and Dr
Omit Pp dal Liles Very (9
Ladies' Underwt
Cardigan Ji
KnittesJ
Caps,
Now is the time
Call and see them
JOB]
WEST WAWANOSH
Ilea ~ewe correspondent
OSMON . Mttarnao. -Met am
tab a Monday, Jan. 20t
t - Jae Joba°toa, rev., Sc
rt, deputy reeve, Thos Tud
thaoo and William Bailie, .o
These took the required dealer
geatidsti0m and office. The ■
former meeting were read and e
The following officers were appc
R K. Miller, clerk, at • eatery
J. O. Word, trssesre., at • salmi
Job. Webster and Rubt Mum
tars. Applications for office of
were Nein ed from Jos Smith,
Wii.s, John Webster and Jto
hwttsue W. A. Wilson was, on
o/ Yeas' Lockhart and Todd, •
to the udoe at • salary of $G
tres uree'e bond was esamiued
eeptd. A communication from
Doyle was read complaining of
efficiency of aeoommodstiun of I
room, Dungannon, and reguati
batter .on be p
Mann Joboatus and Lockhart
pointed to act along with • ce
from the Ashfield council in the
The amount of Joseph Mello,
one half of rent of hall fur boldn
was ordered to tie paid. A none
Ron from the towuship solicitor
arbitration case was read. 11.
Mr Bailie, seconded by Mt Gibs
the reeves be authorised to
written advice from Mr Centeno'
advisability of •Ilunng Ibis
trial -Carried. Mr Gaunt
the council to piece a grata
th of • culvert oro the 19th
[ter was fining hie drain from
•. Mr Todd was requested
a grata as asked for. Rep,i
engiee•r, re dram un con 1
,also enactment, in aa.urcuo
h. of $11 to be paid by Mr
pee- mint was laid over. The
ias.rnnts were paid : .111.1p[•
h, half rent for ball, $2.50;
lt„r*on, repairing s rapers. $:J I
3& yards gravel. 12 4; - J,...
ods wire 'unseat lbc, $5 40;
err, $4; emitting tree. 51:
100, 13 rods gravelling, tor.
, cert 1, at 90e1111 70; 225 ft c
12. $2.70; Hugh then. 37 par.'.
.59; J. Ruutdrte 810, J 1,
John Gordon, . $7, ar••i
iller, 59 25, for elections; l: 1:
e Reeve,, 7e, $3.71, r Dad a :,y ,
, se Connect adjoonre.l to
Saturday, February 8•h.
R K.. Mtu.r.,:,
A young boy roamed Cook .r .n
ei81th, late of C futon, i lust tar
a few days tined by having
t in the 0.,t when[ of a until
rknog is at Brand eon, Man,
WOMEN AMP MOM
mann • orhyate
MOW wrbase y p
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