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JOHN ACHESON.
WIC CALL
pecial Attention!
TO THIS
NEW BRANCH IN OUR BUSINESS
The goods are all fresh, in the very latest Styles and
Choicest Shades. We invite every lady in town to see
them.
JOHN ACHESON.
BILTHIIHALICH.
OW 0./1
ILIA over from last week.'
Th.C. 0.?. is gothic to hold it. an
taanimiting on February 10th. A
program will be rendered.
The divisioa of No. 2 school hes
bens aimed for over. week a• the teach-
er. Mr Elliott, Is sick. We hope to am
Mile around again soon.
In grippe is raging in this locality at
peemant ; scarcely • person escapes it.
Mrs N. Morriah hat been laid op with
itiameassitims of the lungs. She is int -
der the treatment of 1)r Shannon.
Mr Pinar Fisher, jr., is going to put
up* brick house next summer.
Mr Richard Jewell, of Ashfield, has
;archaised the farm formerly "woad hy
Ju Gledhill for the sum .4 $5,500
Thos Qinn has • portable saw mill on
Zia prionsima for next season H. ex-
pects to cut a couple of hundred thou
n and firM of lumber.
The household of Joe Levy is bnght
mod by the arrival of • daughter W r
congratulate Mr and Mra Lery on the
happy event.
DUNGANNON.
From our own
Weather unusually mild for February
Foe -en, - On Thursday of last week.
sum of money which the owner can
r by proving property. Enquire
residence a J. G. Ward, bengal,
0
Th. municipal council of West W aws-
nosh held a moons& In the town hall,
on Saturday, tith inst. All the members
present. It will emelt again oo the Rich
March.
It is pleasing to be able to note that
Cbu. Gime), sr., Esq., who has Oran so
ill, is getting bettor. We hope Host the
venerable gentleman Will 11000 8. able to
enjoy his wonted state uf health.
Too much credit cannot be given to
Taylor, widow 1 the late John
or, of West Wawanwah. near Dub -
non, for raising pork. We have been
ibly informed that the enema lady
ally sold to a pork dealer in Gods
• porker that weighed 569 Ib.; age
bout 1 year and 8 months. We would
ke to hear from any one who can
t that. Mrs Taylc,r is an old settler
d is quite advanced in years. tieing up-
ards 01 four -score, and as yet alints
trirous and healthy.
The funeral of the late Christopher
*wart took place on Thursday, the 60
nat. His remain. were interred in
ungannon cemetery, being followed
ither by a very large ooncourse of ret-
ires, friend. and IICAloain timers. As a
*thew he had no equal in point id
denims, kindness, and paternal Bohm-
ude for his children : and as • citizen
e was highly respected by all who know
tm. The bereared children slid other
lanes, have the sincere sympathy of
• cow inanity in thou sad •fil.rtioo.
HUN %//7 T AOrTritaY.- We ars pleased
be able to state that Mr Richard Tee-
iren,let., a this village, who on MOli-
y, the Ird instant, nod with a serous.
rot near his own resideher, IS rr-
ng rapidly. Whilst adjusting some
rt of the wagon box, the horses being
ttacbed to the wagon tied! flight and
away. dragging the o'd roost email
sing the ground • considerable (-listener.
• sustained meters injury., so 'ouch so
at the who then saw host pressineed
• WIWI killed, but thrimah kind Provo
oe hie injuries are not so serious as
as expected.
The remains of the late Mrs B•itesno,
bo, after baying been very ill for some
ide, departed this Iffe rn Thomilay
week, at tho age of 78 yews. were
tarred ih Dungannon mesteterry, on
arday, 8th inst. Roy S. Carrie con-
' eh, ohasquioa ii the nen se. on .
• bereaved husband and limn, have
• sympathy 1 the community. The I
was timitly respected by 4111
o were acquaintad with her She,
li her husband and family, had I
a long time mottled in tho tart
18. eountry. Het tan, John Row
KIM the position of munoiltor of the
lawniciPality of Wert Wawa, nab for
es time, although not. member of it
sent.
0 L. itio TWIT 4
evening of last .00hs I.. narty
*ha auspieme a the samehera 0118.
. Lodge here VII !aid for thy pay.
of 'raising funds to sed•reit mid im•
this Orme,. hall in this pleas. Tea
served in thee hall and, se asest,
was an ample 'apply a gond
. The nest to order se um pro
was tho iotallastual feast in the
einerith MOW umastar
Monolith arta. ma shairma. with
it to himself sad Ike Order. Rev J.
pastor 01 the chunk was mailed
o pen as the first speaker. Th. rev
g entleman is a host of humor in himself
The next speaker waa Rev A Pottier, wh
in bis speech strenuously advocate.
the objects of the Order when ca.
tied oat in their true lineal
ing, and with the Christian principles .
horo and charily to all. Row H. Irvine
a Nile, was the last epeaker, but not tit
least. During he speech he strong!
held forth the benefits (4 true Pectin.
antiarn as contrasted with Roman Catho
icism The Methodist ohoir random.,
excellent music, interoP4 nod het 'me
the different 'pooches. Th. meeting we
clotted by the choir and audience stogie.
the minimal anthem •1144 Save Oi.t
Queen." We are informed that the pr.
(weds of the simony and the social het
the Monday following, the 10.8 info,
at which • very enjoyable time w.
spen(. amounted tip upends of $80 00
On tho first night the weather, unfortu
stole, was very stoner. but for which
much larger crowd wield have been pr.
sent, and therefore • larrer amount
would have been realized. . We om
gratulate the Order po its swum uncle
ib.
DUNLOP
Prom oar own . •
R D. Morris visited friends near Bel -
*raw, last week
• Sarah Corbett visited friends 1,
Codonch last wok.
D Lawson 1/401 this week to ao
friends at Wyontinr, Ontario, and fro,.
t hence to see relatives in Bev City
114 irhigan.
primp A L. -John Trabte, farm roe
Zi..n church. Colborne, gave our bare
view this week and was the truest W
11 Jewell, haying nit. • plea.ant d
hate with him and 11001. fair controvert
4ste over the proposed creamery. His nex
visit, however, will not be to resume th.
debate, Mit, • intle bird whispers, oil
he nn • more important subject that may
cost us one of our fair creamery champ
loos
LEEBIRN.
Prom oar own .. •
Mr and Mrs D. Stirling were called to
Goderich township last week to attend
- the tuners/ of their grand-daoghtor Miss
E Harrison, eldest daughter of Thome •
Harrison, of the 4th con.
In our last weett items we noticed the
serious illness of Mrs W. Mien, 4.1
B rumfield, ender of Mrs F and J bn
Horton. On Mouthy of last week she
psamd from her family and friends
to her real, much regretted
A number of her relatives hers ad
trionds from this pennon attended he
funeral, Thursday of limit week, from
Bruoefield to the Clinton cemetery.
Owing to the Roir Dr Ure's illness last
Sunday, Caputo. ilibson, of Godorich
conducted tarok* hors. Tim Captain is
over a welcomed visitor here.
The following officers of the I. 0. 0
T., NO. 213, were installed for the ells
rent quarter last Friday evening. Tn
lodge this term has selected to be ruled
by one of its sisters, the third who h..
horn chinen to fill the offioe domino th•
period of the lodge's existence of fiftern
raw : W. C. T, Seater M J Liofield;
W , Bro. A. Goner; W 1, Boo
L.nkister; W. F. 8 , Bro. J. Inerom
W M, 8r. sl-bn Lit.field; W. V. T
Mister M. Cook; T. 0, Sister K Lit.
field; O. 0, Bro. Alas el JUDD; W 1).
hi , Sower R Gordon; W. C., Bro. A.
Gordon; P W. C , 8 B. William.
During the quarter just clewed • linter,
..1 Dickensmid 8ir Welter finite work
has been purchased and hooks from
are taken by tho members for reed,s
during the week, the librarian for th•
Tweeter being H. A. Horton. For th
end of the order • wrings, clam of
y nrom bora has bean organised, to • hic
several prises will be &wanted to it.
• ho have made the bast megrim at II
used of this quarter. The delegates a, -
pointed to the (bonnet mooting at 1111.1
chestier Wednesday 01 this week al.
Bros A 0 Chinon end J. Lusfiald an
&nom Gordon and M Cook
"THE DESERTER"
A Thrilling Story oVarrrty
Lite,
By Capt. Charles Nag, U. S. IL,
Wil/ be our Nast Attratliam in the
finial Lima
Capt. King ranks with tho leading
story -writers a the nem. 0. 8.. sever
written an , dewy, and THR
DESERTER is among the bast 01 881
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRWAY, F a 14 1810
DUAL LANGUAGE DEBAT
E.eeimenisew yr elem. me Mr. Mina
mode • dollar means la Mks
sposier nemsd Mr. liktheak, why
has
18. 8.... 16 Is said that Mr. Oisema,
wale n • good Fess* meholer, kallemb10
maks his epee* in OM heammis.
The Beederig theedsirems.
Orrawa, Pea. I1 -Th. Makers hal
another ahours' conearanos with the Itialmear
of Flamm this norm and this afternoon
met Deputy-M.1W~ Cotertney. Both mat-
inga wars swictly private as have bona all
former• . . It Is undenttood thall
the bankers and onaista. Inv* aow arrived
at an • , asid that it has hese •
awe glyea-aud-takaall roundI The Monter
of Fuistace will lay baton the ()overcommit
the result of tam when aU
the Mauls of the proposed changes ta ohs
Illanking Act will be fully gooe into before
being brought down in the Houma
FATHER LABELLE'S MISSION.
Lemma by a tpaoam raper -Was MIA as
Itasaay et the Chersh.
QUJIAIDC, ?Ob. 12. --Ler Bed Is streeigly op-
posed to the infinion 01 Mgr. Labelle to
Prance undertaken in Ids capacity of Deputy
C. of Agricultare, kw th• Pur-
pose a inducing Frisch settlers to oome
Canada. "It is positively ridkukno." To -
:narks that journal, "to moss the ems Mr
. settlers from France when snore than
to 1,000.000 French-Osectiaas are exiled in the
United Mates. How can Frendunen nut
• • 1, not need to our system of living
. in the woods, be expected to live and prosper
when sober. industrious Canadian. cannot
a makes living t Something elm is wanted if
coionization is to be a succom.-
Le Courier du Canada appeara in mourn-
, ing account oe the death of its propnimtor,
Mr. Leger Bniumestii.
Le Sud publishes • ckicuieent signed by
Louis Kiel, the leader of the Northwest rs-
belliou, whkh document is said to have been
found in a tin box at Batocbs. In this docu-
ment. winch covers six columns. RIel make.
the added derma against every oae ten-
nected with the tntbolic. Church from the
Pope down to the humblest priem.
Hon_ Mr. July do Lottnniere in a letter to
the press to -night points out that the "B.A.."
NIL DAVIN ATTACKS MR. WCARTHY'S
NORTHWEST BILL.
Ger. *Maim Woke the Dllseneden Messer
N.014
11 18. lawasare Sao Only La view
-Other lipmehes---Elhe Welt Oenimge
Amnia thisesseeed.
Ottawa. P -In ties Hann, this Maw -
n om Mr. Marlton arm to • gaments 01
privilege sad again called the attentios of
18. 11.... to tba religiose dote In ths
w ooed olf will* look Mawr last MOW He
Warmed that the Demnains Govarniessed was
at fault for not NIS silsogasig o supprem
the limiest mob wake had Whokstiellb.
WHO& and bar IMOD band of Chrislins work-
ers. "When Ohs great Orange sinithocurred in
Konlimal," omatinuall Mr. C. intim, "the
al Mr. Mackestais (slammed to
that body of ma civil and religious rights
and they were matiled to puede the Armin
of Montana/ Tide was a precedent fur the
f 01 to -day. Every cattiest of
Canada should he astlitled to protection tram
the (' . in the all civil
6r religious rights. This was refired 10 118.
Sir John Macdonald said that the various
provinces of the Dominion were reeponeible
tor the administration cut the criminal law
The Dotninlon wsa powwows
intartara. Except in 0.03 of rebellion the
Federal f did not feel Itself dis-
posed M interfere in such matters. Mr
Mercier, the promoter a/ the Jesuits' amuse
was the proper parion to apply to. It was
matter purely within the provisos of the
Quebec authorittes. Any two magistrate
could have called out the militia to presery 00
the peace Lf.y.
Mr. Chariton rephed but was frequenUy
intarruptad, and then Hon. Edward Blake
naiads his Snit speech 0118. sandon. He said
that Mr. Charlton bed made a great roistake
in bringing up the manor. "18... is now
a legislature sitting over in Quebec," pro-
ceeded Mr. Mans, "that is the proper
tribunal to apply to in such an emergency.
As the Premier bad remark.ed, neither the
Dominion , nor the House bas
anything whatever to do with it"
Mr. Mins of Bothwell called the attention
of the House to a prim despatch from Wadi-
ington stating that the United States new
eminent were about to grant a further Imre
of Use tisheries in Sebring Bea with provi-
sions for the exclusion of Canadian fishermen.
Sir John Macdonald replied that be hadnor
seen the despatch in vpsestioa and that 8. 4.1
not believe it was true. The ,.
were .1111 81 progress with the United States
. • .4 for the settlement of the Bear-
ing Hea question, "and he tedieved that •
peaceful . , wonld be arrived at.
To -night &Alton MoCkirtby moved the
socwad reading of his bill for the abolition of
Prsoch as an odicial language 81 18. North-
west. He marally meads the motion, reserving
remarks untll later. Mr. Davin immediately
real with this ansendinent:
"That the bill be not sow read a wood
time, but that it be resolved that it is expedi-
ent that the Legislative Assembly of the
Northwest Territories receive authority to
deal with the subject 01 181. bill by order or
enactment after the Next general election."
Mr. Davin marks an extended speech in
support and entertained the House by the
shaft of witucthow he aimed at Mr. Mc -
earthy, whom he deter -Med as such • hairy
man that he took up his
certain birds do their food, on the wing.
and it was therefore not surprising that Ws
. . were somewhat. flighty. He was
too busy to be wall informed, too much .4 a
Mei prius lawyerto be accurate and too much
of a mere lawyer to be a statesmen.
fLaughtarl
Mr. Davin's serious agrwmant was to prove
Met dual language is not so much of •
wesnace to national harmony a• it had beds
represantod to be, teat thane settlers of
Franca -Canadian origin who bad gone to the
Northwest, perhaps on the strength of the
clause . , , theirs as an official lan-
guage, were entitled to • coins in Its repeal.
The question would Meth been omen with in
the Northwest if Mr. McCarthy had never
taken it up, in fact, before be ever mentioned
It it was a Gime of dioruseron amongst the
leading men there. Mr McCarthy had dis-
covered that be had made • mistake in the
position be bad taken last year on th.
Jeanine' Betates Art and taken np this other
subject in order to let himyelf down eery
Col. O'Brien followed in straight camellia
to the amendment and 1111.1 that even were
the wagon the side he took no larger than it
had been 01 the motion be had offered nat
session the thermion would do good in dhow-
ing the eourstry the position ot affairs. He
deerribed the • as seneekos and
useless and deprecated the attempt to throw
into the affairs 01 18. Northwest Asiambly a
brine of contention which would enable the
minunty there to have • control similar to
that winch they exercised here.
Hobart While Kern) followed in .upport
• lir. Darht's • Hr objected
strongly 10 18. remarks made by Mr. Mc-
Carthy in introducing the bill, wbich re-
mark% be said were calk elated to armee th.
prejudices .4 the French nationality. This
agitation for tn. abotitisn 01 18. WS
of Frentli he declared to have it. origin in
• detere to make political capital Ly fanning
the flames of anteJtmit . thi
quort:ons ouch as this bi was fur provincial
.zighta
A stench he French by Mr Beausoilel came
11UL. BP moved an to the
t, declaring it hantpedient to inter
hire with the feartamst Ant, as this would
tend to emote doubt es 10 18. atabinty of our
ineliteat km end thee cheek f
tie dealt at woes length with the deism
clanions 01 81.. lioniar wait* bad horn mad.
in this Manta and said that Mercier did
n ot speak tor his it was evert\
n oting, however, that. lionises notopen-
d ent sentiment bad been reisilsoed by the
Termite Vona Literati.
ent Pentane emetietried that it was the
plan duty of the Ikeda/an ki declare now
that English wan to be the may alma;
bieguagr. ii....orad of navie" tam question to
8.18.0 with by *PP foreigners who might
be aapseassi 10 crow.' heto our Northwest
within W. at tow years mid prostibly 10
amentunkar the 8.g10l epreking ',tiler* All
01111011/11 down beforehand that
mato ha likolammage of thisomatry.
8.dmmemmed An Merrier threat 108.,e
1111Mialla all Oat 111.11110rim in Quebec aimed
the Fesmeh Imagunga or assiensam sahsols Ito
ighwented With 81 518.. p10 .4 Mr Ds
ills. and mid he kw ma teas Mg lia as
Isielmidated
by andi threalla
Illamma Minh sad Carom rem ahnoissaie
anew aesethem ths 1, hen it bring 11
Orb*. 0. Jena auggpand 0.1
the Slam thawed ram and the Mends le
tammei toessmesier. nig nem agreed tat
Oarema, gpselkleg emserud the
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'n:ialflProtestant unlearntasnce Lavaaim gets
the benefit oit, bube ao contendthtif
it wa.pedal legiation for thexcsve
benefit e the minority it would dnothig
grant
them the power enjoyed by the majority f
adhering o the system of ducation .8
818
• andleaskerbrewiSt
mbioritya equal rights be in the matter of
e ducation af the majority exercises its power
by .. , the system of education fol-
lowed by Protestant colleges, the. compelling
them to adopt another, wider penalty of
chiming the doors of the liberal protemions
14*111,1 ng
A owning of young nom here have started
• Frew% and English paper called The
Independent.
Some of the French press thie evening ad-
vise the tialvation Army to wait until a final
judgmeat has been rendered their tending
case before they attempt to parade the stmt.&
again, as they did lad Sunday night.
WHAT IS GOING ON IN MONTREAL.
La !medic.. Comment ea Me oranges Bill -
Time Carmelite." rturriasee.
MONTREAL, Feb. 12. -None of the French
prose have any comment on the Orange bill
except 1. Petrie. winch condemns the action
of the majority of the Commons, ankle that
the sticiet v le a ..urea, of danger and discord
and adds 'that if the Equal Righters only sue -
eroded in mueteriug rukTIM for disallowance
of the intuit Act it was because Sir John
had promiail the order that it ntouki be in-
corporated.
The Carmelite.. have purchased • piece of
laud in Itachaut drert between Dufferin and
Andienit on 'which they Mattel erecting aeon
vent next sprin. Tb. convent is at present
witaated at Hochelags. but the anality WOMB
. owing to tbe propond harbor
works,
The earrings of the Canadian Pacific Hall-
way fur the week ending Feb. 7 were t3i4,0113
as against eltd.tin for the mum- period m IMO,
showing an increase a 612.nd
In the caw of Row v. the C. P. R. the de-
ferments. * ho are alm incidental plaintiffs,
presented a motion this morning to amend
their plea mid n.:dental demand Po es to in-
rIPW charges The mutate woo granted
on condition that a 8111 01 particulars setting
forth the new charges he furnished_
S. 0. E. B. A.
Grand Ledge °Meer. Eleeted-A Jut mil,
B ram% Yenned.
Poen Horn, Feb. 12.- The Grand Lodge,
80.&B&, to -day elected these °Moen:
Grand President -J. C. Swint, Toronto.
Vice-Prendent-ft Iveso, Toronto.
Treseurer-H. H3.rhcllffe, Toronto (re-
elected).
Bornmary-.1. W. Carter, Toronto.
Trusbesis-Dr. Pollard, Richard Csiddki,
Barlow Cumberland.
Auditors-- Bro. Skippon ansl Prof Pyrnorms
It wne decided to establish juvenile branch
of the order to admit eatable parties undo,
18 years of age.
A P1TCH-IN ON THE C.P.R.
Two IF:sprema Train* C.1114.• hear IIR._(14., MAIO 1111.4,
IIIONTRICAL, Feb. I. --Thu. morning two
express trains on the 1 'ensidiaii Pacific Rail
way. ow from 4.04 tie other coins
west, nollided between Itockliffe and Beertt's
'statists. Hubert. nos. • expresso naeseed
rot and eon of Tax i ist•ctor Thompson of
Kingekin, was 81811 It is aniseed the
heavy rkeg.. Li til. .expreve car 641 emu
hint, esomng death . -Iti engines were
Madly misebed. Tbe ..01.11414 Of 4418/1100 to
this care ie sot yet The red of the
train ham% ennaped s .e heel 'Making up
A were ..e.4 wberoby the eana-
bound train was only I hayed ale hours by
the accident
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Till DOMINION 1\ BRIEF.
81
dood.thrr Father °Hagerty 44 Mt I 'atliarame
An Ornage Dieerict of Mouth Kraut haw
hem organised.
11aenew Board of Trade Ifaildiag at l
46.is „reee
-
•
The ALUM Liner Peres las juin arrived at,
Ha78. lifax, had a rougb pang..pang..LAW= 11.1411.11.1411.Board, has iacreseed
the steedard of milk.
There is • 'pound theslimeg in Ottawa that
Meta ohmage are
Al Winnipig Fridsy, the greeted snow -
Norm tor years was ,
The overdue semaimer Ulunda has arrived
at Halifax attar a rough voyage.
The toriss lieddiamad met in cayuga
sad re-ousainated Dr. Moulegue.
A brawl; *tattoo a the Domini. au Fathers
will be Monty opened in Montreal.
The Manitoba Goverantaut is charged with
delaying the return. from Kildonan.
Heastor Macdonald 4 Toronto died last
week in that city, after • rowers ill111...,,if ha tiordua, of Toronto, has been ap-
pointed matron a the 0.10.413.0.10.413.lisepitat
Mr.. Venue, a leading milliner owi
t Mitroal,
Isms bounto insane owing to family trouble.
The Alth annual convention Y As
4 Outer.. aes1 Quebec has jun c Ismolat Krnt.
font.
It is rumored again 01 Quebec that Kr.
Mercier intends to bring ma the ele•tanas at
once.
There is • nsovenieut foot to start a
spasm of free eihools in the Pro. inv. of Quo-
Senator McInnes bas given notice ole mo-
tion for the establishment of a Canadma
mint.
Ten thousand colored people in Canada
have sent the Govantor-Geoeral a loyal ad-
dress.
Mr. D. Matiny, Reeve of Roach township,
has been appointed Treasurer of Ontario
county.
A large immigration .1 American gipsiee
into Emex county, v01. Windeor. took plena
last week.
Attoroey General Martia, at the Manitoba
Legniaturs, has .4imappeared
Ir'... Winnipeg.
A gigantic labor Whams will rate' a large
food .4 coutiey before the aighte.
-bour strik
of May begin.
Mesdames Laurier and Mackenzie have re
-
mined their daturday evening receptions at
Ottawa.
At Guelph the eleventh annual meeting of
the Ontario Agricultural and F. 1
Union i. being beki.
The Club National, Montreal, it is said will
pass a resolution declaring its hopes of Cana-
* young man named George McLeod,
tinned serious injurini in • coasting ackident
at Drill's, the other day.
It is now comidered certain that a suitatde
inonunient will be erected to the memory of
tie late lir. Norquay In Winnipeg
At* conference of Probibitionin, recently
beld in Ottawa, it was decided not to mak any
prohibitory legidaticia this year.
Brantford's Central School was burned to
the extent of $3,000 worth of damage Friday.
The loss Is covered by insurance_
Mr. H. 11. Derocbe, ex -111. P P., it is mkt,
will probably be the Liberal candidate in
Addington at the Local elections.
The P. E. I. Doves -omen ha. sixteen nip
porters in the newly -elected legiadture
against fourteen Oppositionists.
The electing' 4 the warden of the l'ounty
4 Wentworth is to be contested on the grctutd
that a ballot was improperly rejected
Mr. It White. M. P. for Cardwell, will
introduce in the Contamous an aeon mem to
Mr. McCarthy's Dual language Bill.
John Bowman. • pioneer of the enhurb 01
London wed
and a city .010.14and promi-
nent dearth wearer is deed, at London. Out
Parker. the alleged Burlington, Kan.,
forger, was liberated lint work at Lratdon
because the extradition papers had not ar-
rived.
A hemline depute.: her, lune been sontemed
by *8. Toronto Magistrate ids nionth'e im-
prisonment, for celerity to her ten year old
chiki.
Ftoprmentativeo of 'he Englith BreweryRy.whrel.
Rynelionte are at I 'ditto negotiating fur the
purcbare of two breweries and a distinery 4.
tbaAlicassetcAY.at prevent before. the Ruperior (knot
b. Montreal term noon the vory intantiethig
queotion as So tbe amorality .1 Victor Hugo's
wok..
James Dosincity. SO years of age, • farm
Ignorer, was tt.t,tencest at Finn, foirptrizosPring
a tourteen year -id girl.
-
day to le mouths , ,
General anis /013.
Royal Military College at, IC Menton, was seri-
oway injured whil. attempting to stop a min -
away bone on Wednesday.
In the big Pat•iilk railway n -titration ewe
Mr. Edward Blake owe hided his aeix days'
argument in reply, and the at*ter now nista
in tun hands of- thc arbitrator..
A young mem named B. Danarrean, 01
Montreal, while asking the pareota of hie
betrothed to coneent to. their marriage
Tounday eventing, dripped tinaft.
14 Hief/11101 . held at flow-
rminville, Mr. W. T. 1.sekhart,
grain,nsnrlile, dealer
of Neweentin, am. Nominated to conima West
Durham in 4.1.
The Mayoro( lialifoit, bas sent • oomph-
mentary telegram to tient. Stairs, in I.n-
den, recognition .4 the Nova thotian's ser-
vices sea member 0118. Stanley ex polition.
Kiss Bertha Wright, leader of the Esanges-
oats, eds. were recently weeeilted in flull, de-
cider the offer of a strong bodyguard of ot.
taws °Whom tre the nematan a ale
Yew next vt
to Hint
A special &spat. It front Washi1/1k10 -rthat thr Julian Pacreirfote ard Secretary
Blaine are both vvry hopeful that an sin',
sainting will be reached on tie Clog's Rea
01.8..!.. troubni.
A man named Morton, Ws year. of sts,
bring /Mr Illtramt, Milo., Haturday, de.
literately odd deed his emand daughter is -
law bonen a a marred which bad talon
piano between them.
Mr. Wilmot, orife of Hon. R. D Wihnot,
formerly a mentbsr Rir John's Cabinet. and
afterward goveraor of New Brieworich. died
lad 11+We at bow hone, in Sunbury county,
1. NM wan this maim ft„ won*
thelereemat P. Mr Itnntrory.
Dennis Mooney, • workmen at Ibiztou
salsom WNW Ki1141011141, kJ/Mg .'WI.Irmo Ina
81 *8. .8.1* MO feet damp bey a drill -vs -4M81.
awading and intim through hi head, has
dint 11 ling that Via blithe. were
forted out abet darned by the iron be re-
gained I time, rorognia
Ing wad speaking an Ms brailhar and 0...,
Moo want prewslal at his beards.
It Is loarebod dellaillaly that Goa umels
wired in build the Garen railway from 1-
8110Mostaas bee hoer /111400 after
mush 10...h81,as las Owyeettan Pantile Raft
y tud the aelmmai in Rag- I
Masi18. cantrart Imo Was 4.110 (tr.,. '
thee Demid Grunt 0411. II. Saes and its
inwl will ha sameammed early is spoils
' 11
r
*11 1111. III III 111
101111-11-4 WILL re. RES
Whkill t4r fatront. 1 r.er ..r a Isty?
IV In tbe it. Mil 11W a pear/
41.rry's nittI .itartulaa is 111111y -
Sweets • llowar wee ber fawhen 1 ce
tk,n1 r suss. kintsieseci
(Love W the romance atm giory of MO
et il:y. my play:nate% I lure "Inv a sister,"
Hut Dora 1 choose fur my wife.
That is right. j "tine men. marry the girl
you kn.% by all memo. If she *111 too.. you_
Bbouid r b..olt), bro.nor drloitto rod her
Mauty fade after inerruom rrow.1.1...r that
oils is usually doe to functional distor1:400es,
malinosaa trr.ifislaritiva or cuutui diem-
derejrrolier to twr wt. In the cure .1 winch
Dr. VII IIN`arriptinn 1. jr‘area.
toed to givi satiediset or mum, t..4.4•...5t.
See the printed cm Whale of 114straiit.0 on
bottie-wreppei.
For orurwortcd, " worn-out," " run-down,"
losthena, milliners, do windows..
, Mop - grirls," 1
nuraltori roo.larra and foeble women weer -
ally, Dr. Poi-or's Favorite Prreerletton 4. tbn
greeted earthly boonbring uteuunlod as an
apprUsing eurtleal and rsstoretive lona,
strensth-giter.
ceeirebt. uW, .5 WOWO Oot. Man Au's
tlr. PIECE'S PELLETS
cantata and L,sjo t 11%er, stomach and
'1....y ere our, ... %.."..tabk• .H4 per -
...y harakiri One a Osisa Sold by
truggisla. omits • vial
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W.
C. G OODE,
Ir DRT..7f3CIt-t•C,
Acknowledges no superior on
P,cs;, Iptio n Woi k.
Prh pl....,. 1 em..4/1.111 i,.1, ,141/I
-•Inare arses.
IT W ILL PAY YLU 1
to brir g me your a: escrip-
tions, or if you request your
pt. yelei a n will leave them
with rre and secure these ad-
vant ages.
Feb. 1'., Itm
FALL & WINTER
G-00=3.
have just rueeiv..1 y largo
consignment of Fall and Winter
tioods, aml to niake room for
them 1 an now selling off my
Previous Stock
At figures away down. I do not
believe in carrying over goods un-
til another year. and will always
sell at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
rather than hold thein over.
Being anxious to keep up with
the times 1 have just put in a
hanNome plate glase front, and
:ntend making other improvement,'
that will make my extenmive pre -
.second to none in town.
I ani here to exchange gooilt
with the public for cash, and am
.bound to do it..
CriZMark,
Manager of Toronto Howie.
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ker• Whirls mover It oprral tatn. 4i We
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IIs. 0.. peropertte• of well wiccied 1 es OS. Mr
Epps dim provide... oar 1..4A taw table. witha
MI. ateb flavored bet.. •Fr whlet.
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,ftedkleme of meiarticles ft
diet that • confines...4. map 8.
both ep sent ernes esensgth to mese every
teeth/eel1. alseage Hundreds et mhtla
maisdlea ar• 411.1144/41 arms n41 e• rwut 40-
004* wherever tberr le • swesa pews We
may canape Many a 4.1.1 410/1 n. keeping
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properi.• evertahed head" Arrvisa
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