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THE QI EREt, ENQUIRY.
THE PROVINCIAL SECRETARY IN THE
WITNESS BOX
O4eseteoue Week at et Yesege-A T..
Mete Heater nh.eta rfr C.mp..Mw
Weed %read.. 1)..t). et a wawker A ■
>t C Iw/.re4.
Qt -este. Nov N-- -Before the Quebec•
Commutate yesterday.the Provincial Sere
Lary stated IJiat all the animates sten.
tioesed be Pacaud as ha% ing been paid me
bin hehalf were nor ect. He referred to the
manner in which la had given 1'acaud his
interest u L'Fhscteur, sed how afterwards
when asked Mr. I'acaud expressed he ut-
most w illi•gsaseeoses to ad him in the building
of his new howae
Mr Mercier had Leen equally sidling to
aid him, wad on going to Europe had left
him an rod -weed note for 44000 no his de -
partner for Europe. In fae1, Mr. I.ngelier
oorrohorated every wont of the teetirnou
�siert. by either Mr. Metier or Mr. lacaud
t might bar on the ewer. Ile swore
nest solemnly and poeiti%ely, however, that
be did not have any knowledge that in
ossa+ as use Dent of t h•• ni..oey canoe from
Jere Itae des (.kaleur, ermeactioa. Mr.
Pleaud had told hitt .rywte.tly that he
Was leaking Iota of money with l.'Kkcteur.
Mr. longe ier's eridenee virtually brought
east nothing new
Mr. ler r denied knowing anything
&boat Mr. {'grand'. Immerse truest -nom.
Crnr-exannined by Mr 1'ilegr. in, the most
important point I.rnoght out was the'
Messrs. !angelirr. 1 •ental and Iht •mel
sent a joint deepei -h to Mr. R..bidoux n
April to come to torn, as Mr. (:arne*u
would do nothing with the natter withnnt
hue.
%lr. Laageher eypre.r.ed his willingness
to return Uwe shares. I'...aud height for him
in the Fortress Hotel -ill the money be
(wigwam received ft..... I'acwud was $!.9l9.
To Mr ('a.gr..in *steres said he never
weenie any memorandum of the memory gives
him by Paean& Witn.m said his house
cont him $18,0110.
.1nage .1ette awwuned that the commis-
sion would go t.. Mr. ,l.ol.idouxs residence
to examine that gentle:nail.
The .. adjourned.
Cute Neeered Nags and 1w.aty-live Cattle
Rules
Cikoes.r., Not . A %wllimios.at'escl
ed with very heat 1...s. occurred on the
tirwnd Trunk Haileey a .bort distance went
d the Midge (when' the lei riblc catastrophe
of February, 1let14. took places. at 11.:111
oclock Tuesday. Thr .eluding tains
were regular freight. N.. 35 going went.
whi h Isom Hamden, at I0.43, and No.32,
winch runs from. Point Edward to Toronto
via the Y. No. :le eels ,u charge of ('on-
ductor James Vliet. Itoth trains were
goat[ at regulation •peal, WWI s they ap-
proached
ppo c led the engineers reversed) and. with
the firemen, jumped for their live- All
reaped without .rn.,ue is n'- . The driver
of the eastbound engine.:. London n.an,hsd
his face scratched awl I.reieel :and hi. right
ern. injured. Thelete.gnl engine* car.- to
gather with terrific f.et..-anti the result was.
most dieatruua Iluth were Completely
wrecked ani the .-.re tete piled up to a
heap The westeenind train was keeled
with live stock and the hose wax heavy.
(hne Itw.dred pigs and _ . heal of oat ole were
killed The wreck meal.. • tembk eight.
Hi. Bead Mown trent BI. Nsdy.
Tteustrm, Nov. 5.•-A terrible fetal ahe.,t
ungaocides' ooverfed n:.r the Sunnyside
Rowing (Tub's imide,; %..terday afternoon
.1.not 4.30 o'Pbrk. .Iohu M.Fac•hern who
lives st 112 Nor•throt. a 'rime. in company
with George Summate. 1. Msdnnu.•Il
avenue, rented $ boot eine el out .n an
afternoon duck -shooting ..la.otion. Nath
ins more was eon of tl.. ....n until Sum
sten returned with the bar and in It lay
the body of MCFlrher. o ( one ,ode of the
bead shoe away. Pi.-rvt? .ng in the ,mat
wen .pottered with blood .,nal Iran... and
presented • sickening .,,;he Ne parte-el
are of the trident ...i(.7 Ir nbtaiued
on account of Summers being &lee-
gether out of his ' .I IL- had t, be can
std i. Nr.. 6 laoli..• .(..tun. ltnth men
worked in Vaguer. leen• fr•tory at West
Toronto Jutu:tuen. th..r trade being finger
board makers
A weight Tones Journalist !carried
Toiremero. Nov. tee Mr. Joe T. ('lark of
the editorial .tiff r•f TIAs W'nrld and one of
the brighter* of y.nng Canadian jrunulo.t•.
was married yerteniay a/o -intim at Picker
ing to Miss Radio Gee,g. ye.ungrst Daughter
of Yrs. L Greig of that place (Gar I.
Perrin, Presbyterian clog) nun, performed
the a rswmwy.
AUCTION SALES -
all pert(rs getting t•aeir .e :dr bills printed at
this office *747 hie e a free melee Inserted
in this list h to the Hmr of ole.•
shale of 'Loyal sod household furniture at
the taction nowt, Hamilton stn, I:odertch,
es Ilaturday. Novender 7th, .
ed 1 o'clock r.r. .Sohn Knox. awpuoseer.
Mals of household furniture of L. Crate
ford, G. T. R conductor, at his residence,
least -K., on Mtwdai. November 16th, cru,
sinning at 1 o'clock 1 w. John Knox,
a net aoneer.
Sale of farm :Wok. m: element+ and brew
e7 utensils at the ealiforel brewery, en
W elneeday, NoysnIl.r 11th, commencing
dig at 1 o'clock few Janie, 1% ells, prop.i.tor
.Sohn Knry, auctioneer
lisle of farm Mock end implement. of
Janine Miranda, en Int. 12 and 13, .•nil
os.e.n1 4. I:oderich tounelhip, fonr nnle.e
egos.% tlodench, .A. Frida%, November 6th,
nommen lug at 1 o'churls , v John Knox.
sett tooter.
Two frreg.' trains entlele7 on the /grand
Troia near tet limiege W' -•(motley n•orni'ig.
some damage 1.. rollinge..-k No one hue.
The pet i t ion to mimeo \I r porter. the
Rdl.wrw member for Norte Linney in the
local Leg,.latore. was diagnosed on Wee
nemda7.
slereatem minors were toilet end two
1•blh Miami at the Aa•anda m • e, Man
tia,N 1A sdea.Aay. hkreegh the cage rope
"hot Ther one whm
o was searing the
ski sMed Llw/artk star for encs time,
•%rehired the busses in Se.Mrta and .
sawn/ • mien bee te the bowels is.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, NOYZ[BE81, UK.
COUNTY
ETHEL. • ties will be gassed that win ant slyke a
(mum roar ow.. ]
A Goverwss.t d.Nst+4 ve ape.( • few days
i• the village la.t week.
Haiowe'e pained df %cry quietly. The
sisal boyish pra.ka were played.
Reierson Ands is, we are sorry to learn
seriously ill with i.Aao.rttwl.
Mr. and Mr.. W. McLeod, of Gerrie,
speed Sunday with hand& herr.
Reeve Mita. sad lave Hawthorn are i.
Muskoka The latter s e • humiliate elpdi•
tit..
The trustees o1 our school 1
Miss Sherlock sed Mr. Melemchliu as
teachers for 1898.
W. Wkelptoa, formerly of this village,
spent • few days with friends. His .other
returned with him to Tensaw.
Quite • number of our villagers willgoto
(:odench on Friday of this week lo hear
the trial of A. (:leas, of this piece
Quarterly .ieetwg of . the Methodist
church was held .t Roe's t 1st
Sunday. Rm. IL Sherlock of4cuted.
The Methodist church will he re -opened
on Sunday, Nov. 8th. The Rev. Mr.
Rupert will occupy the pulpit at 10:30 A. v.
&sol 6:30 1•. u.
Rev. 1. It McRae preached en appropri
ate discourse to Formren iu the Presbyter-
ian church last Sabbath afternoon, skin.gs
er his text L.iah. 58th chap., 10th and 11th
venire. Foresters from Atwood, Trow
bridge, U'ra.ktwok. Itrumeela and Gerrie to
the .ualer e( near -4 70 w -re in attendant•.
b..et .t (e present lime hitt he waw no
be years to .sows. Taiwane ham rinse be
peetttuns of u.dwleun wisdom _other enter
tu.lteee dins thaw to h tfssrelvm for the
pusitius whisk tby had amend to. All
can learn. Nate should let these opportuu
' itis pass. Literary sad debating societies
an • grand t►isg, and aught be orgauued
in every oohed asMlsr during the Winter
months. Kaowleate r pwmr.
(Mali Ong olsn 1
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MT. HELENS.
(rnow Ora OW. '' WU:8MM DINT. 1
Mrs William I:ordon. it Toronto, ba.
been nuking an extended fide at John
l:.rdon'a.
Mee. (Marron has pure/ a kpee in
I.0 know and will shortly r'4seowe to that
village.
The'.terary society in connection with the
reechamoe institute will shortly reorganize
for the 11mter.
Mrs Adam Wilson has retersied te. her
(arm after .pending else Summer with
friends near ()wen Sound.
Rev. Mr. Anderson left last week for a
mouth's trip to Ikiti.h (blumbla He will
preach in % atone while there.
John Gordon, who wail recently injured
by Jelling fron. a ladder while engaged In
ptckmb apples,. is, we are pleased to ser,
able to be around again.
One of our farmers has a flock of *ali-
bied gees which evideutly tickled the
fancy of some one, as • couple of them were
darned ofl a few nights ago. It is pretty
generally un derat..o d when th4ioueent to.
The ladies d the W. F. M. S. will hold
anniversary services on Monday next. An
afternoon meeting for ladles only will
he addressed by Mrs. Shoetreed, of Turonto.
In the evening a public meeting will he
held, for which .n interesting program is
toeing prepared Rev. .Ir 1 ucheter, a
returned missionary, will address this meet •
Mg. All are invited.
HOLMESVILLE.
[room tiro "w. .oltk l'O\DIST.]
We regret t.. Nay that " drunks " lore oc-
aaiooally on our streets.
We understand .1. K. Holmes is Rout to
take another trip to the Northwest.
Robert Lawson left en Monday last for
the Nihau farm, east of Clinton, which he
baa routed fora term.
:Jia C. Gnrtll and daughter left herr on
Monday to attend the welt mg of the sister
of the former, who oyes In theneighborhooll
of the Aur Sable.
The tnntees of our school talk of replete
lug the seats in the ached room to prerrdt
the youth from Lecomueg deforo,ed. it is
well when trustees are selected who take a
deep Interest it. the welfare of the youth.
The following others were elected in Court
:Wwo.d, No. 87, C. U. F., for the ensuing
term : W. C. K, Bro. W. Stanley : W. ('.
K. C. William; K. sec., T. March;
-sec., T. Lobb; chap., 1:. Lw; S. W' , E.
L.vis; .1. W.. W. H. Lobb: K. R., W. H.
Jervis :.1. It., .A. Halstead.
BRUCEFIELD.
[l7tl..t1
It'OWN tvoaeptpCD/LX7.]
Hallowe'en passed over very quietly in
our town.
Jesse O'Neil left for his home in Strath
('lair, Man., Monday.
A lecture will be delivered in Union
ellen•h Wednesday evening.
Dr. Armstrong, of Funereal), is attending
Dr. Elhot's practice a while be is away-.
Report says was are to have • large deli
tutu to our station .do, m business Ill in
creasing at the. point.
I Mn. Frank I7'Nrll left on Tuesday for
Shoal lake, Mao., where her husband is in
the harness 7*.eim..
BENMILLER.
[thew al's OW. ry.aaaib.Dv. T. ]
The revival meetings are still being held
The Foresters met in their new hall lase
night wad were well pleased with it. it
will he dedicated eon a time In the
future.
W. Mannino. who wan well and favorable
lumen for the Ian( thirty years, diel last
week. His remain. were borne to their last
renting ploy by hs de&rea friends and fol-
lowed hy nany of his oaf Wntances of early
day..
GREY.
(Moll ore Ouse .•oeataPO'DR.l',]
The first real .now showers of the Mason
oocnrtrd here last Sundae
The root Crop is nearly all secured. Ter
nape and nanrnlcb were • apleadid crop.
Halloween Iwsel of quietly in the hwal-
ity. The [wanks were few and far between.
Mir :Mesh (ash arrived borne Int week,
after • prolonged •t•y with friends In Grano
Rapids.. Mich.
Threshing is still in progress and there 1s
yet • great deal to he done. t:run s turn-
ing out well in all cases.
A great many suction sales are being held
net now. block of •II kind.. in gowns
demand and brings fur p.,e.s
,Is. Sinclair had .me. of his nhe broken
hy ,Dieing In contest with • beam in the
tarn while assisting et a threshing.
Most of the cheese factories have .meed
caper ohms( for the er.o.. lbs the whole
tie season's work has been eery smear
tore.
I .ermine Calder, .o. of '1 hes. /abler, fell
(rote a tar tntn which he had climbed for
beechnuts .ad broke his arm. The little
fellow . (Ming as walls could he expected
under medical treatment.
Them long meaner afford • grand r
twenty for eddies to our stews of knamr{ e.
Veen" people especially should ant he
slow an Waste advantage of them, A oars*
el .folly •held he mapped em in wknk..
•e dire ted& our iseliwatiowi lead n• T►ei
mese standard warts haseir the
should be presrlp< 1. th�i w. Warne•
The timid JRtwrltlln are puttisig •• *ton.
fousrietion les hall
Mr. t'ummiep, the new butcher, took
ptrsseessoe of the old stead Tumid/iv last.
and w 111 supply a felt wast.
Mrs Karry, who was visiting at the rrsi
deuce of her brother, Simeon Serle, left for
her home in Michigan W'elue.day niorniug.
The Presbyterian bare ar-
ranged to re-shinthe =saes and get
(hung. in order be .xis this arrival of their
new pastor.
Salome Swale, who had the misfortune to
kw an eye while working at the planing
mill shout a mouth ago, is now able to be
around, sad at is expected will be at work
again in a abort time.
The Gaol Templar* are going to settle by
A debate next Moody the question
'• Whether the Indian or Negro has buffered
nue( at the bands of the white man.- The
(attains are Young and Munro. end the de -
(issue s expected to be tilul.
MORR1&
(re1,V Ora Ow? 1.1011eellru.r1]T.]
Apple pulling and turnip pulling are •I -
most through now. •
Stewart Smillie has gone t.. attend Belk
silk Business ('allege.
Hollow- F;ve preadult' very quietly here.
very fru tricks teeing played.
At .loeeph Curtis' r1e last weak the ani-
mals sol., brought a very poor price.
Threshing is almost done on the fins line.
krnngtun's machine. which was doing some
jobs round the metre adrna& moved off
the line on Saturday.
Quite a number of small thefts hare Leen
going on on the third line. One night last
week half of a sheep was stolen out of the
cellar belonging to Mr. Sellers. As they
had thrrrhen at th. tune It put thefts in
quite a predicament.
WAWANOSH.
(rood ore Ow•. (bttar8K1.Ds3 T.j
James Smith arrived home from Michigan
one day last week.
Thos. Ella was vesting home friends at
Corrie on Sunday.
The Smith Bros. were thrown otf work
for a day or t un last week o n aacdknt of the
shaft of the engine breaking.
.\ few from Empire Aseorurou at-
tended the ..on.•en at St. Helens school
hoar and report et to have been a grand
.aecrsa.
Empire .►sso-iatioo, 1'. of i.,n.et on Wed.
needs%, 28th till. then• wee • little larger
anemia/ice than usual, also come venters
from Pleasant Hill Ammerman. Atter the
Weiner. was conclude, the debate which
had been mentioned at the preceding meet
ing came Off. Metiers. John Phillips, ('has.
F'munru and Thos. laver were appointed
judges. The subject was. " Resolved that
stock raising is more profitable than gran
rasing." Mears. 11 Clow. W. Martin,
It. (►'l'alleghan and 1W. Beecroft advocated
the &Men iIye. and M eases. A. Fox, G.
O'Callaghan. 1'. Fraser amd John Laidlaw
upheld the negative. After tome good talk -
tog on broth sides the judges gave their de-
eisloi In favor of ihr affirmative. After
this there was a lengthy program, cosseting
of a speech, songs, needless and recitation..
The meeting then closed to meet on W'el
nesdae. 4th inst.
CORRESPONDENCE PACE. .75-
DUNGANNON. RURAL PROMOTION EXAMS.
(mow Of II own ouaMitrua..aT.;
November wee ushered In with waw,
which has SMOG glow way to esdasate sad
mild weather
The Wintercrop, which, we are s-
tormed, sof gvod equality- and •bneda.t k. -
yowl elpeolattus m this 1, la
nearly all shipped.
Threshing to this vu aity a about nearly
urrtlpleted in of whack the
toot, tool of the steamer will .set he heard
muck more this masa.
The directors of the V1-satt\'awaneeh
Mutual Fire lssurawoe l'empaay bold the
usual motility meeting stere se Tuesday,
and, as usual, reported prugrw.
Thank.gi.ing 1►ay will he duly observed
here, and ust that day. as m.nuoaed In our
last, there will be a thankegt.iell supper
and social held u the 1sw hall. A large
turnout is expiated on the uoemon.
The tura crop is beitlg y .astral.
Weather ,. tune')
for the work. There
is quite • lasire& of turnip crop is this
neighborhood, some of our tanners having
five, ten, fifteen &wd upwards of twenty
acres. The yield tis guo&
Our popular and energetic i
Daniel hackle, hes removed into the tow
and beautiful residence which be ,has con-
structed the. season. We hope that he and
!w family may be long spared in health
and wealth to enjoy it. which ea the heart-
felt wish of his numerous friends and a:
o nem minces.
On Sabbath morning last. ,louepk tial
lough mine popular hoot of the I of
.Ni►gt ed with an el
Wal..es' hotel hen, eraa ata
tack of inflammation of the lungs. It is
gratifying buwever,b• be able to .tate that,
although he u somewhat prostrated in con-
sequence of it, he is not, we Honk, danger
tasty 111, ami will probably soon recover.
which is the desire of his numerous friends.
In pursuance of notice the courts of revs
ion of the Ashtield and West Wswanosh
voters' luta were held herr on Tuesday. 3rd
inst.. in .heir reep•etive munlcipehues.
His H000r.ludge Moyle. revising barrister,
premtled. The ('oneervator interest was
looked after hy M. 41. Johnslou, and the
Reform interest by P. Holt, teeth geutleniesi
of the legal fneteroity of eloderich. In sue -
divisions Not. 1, 2 nod 3, Ashfield, owe ('on
*creative and six Reformers were added to
this list and seventeen l'onaerva:ves and
two Reformers taken off. Its sib-divl..onn
Now 27, 28, 29 and 30, West Wawanuah.
one Conservative and four Reformers were
added and thirtv-serer Conservatives and
eight Reformer. taken off.
On Tuesday last, the 3r.1 Inst.. a beauti-
ful tltnnun.ent,seven feet high above founda-
tion, and colupmd of Aberdeen or Scotch
granite, with the epitaph thereoo beauti-
fully and artistically placed in gilt letters,
was erected on the grace plot In Dungauaon
cemetery of the late John Cameron, of
West Wawanteh, by .I. A. Robertson,
maride dealer, 4.oderich. It is prorueuocel
by all who have seen et to be • first -clam
and durable u well as a
beautiful monu-
ment. Mr. IG,l.erts•n deserves great cree,lt'
for the leaner In which he filled the order
given him. .lames Sumerville,of Lucknow,
and ether gentlemen of the t'atnerin mono''
Inenl committee were present at the erase
tion of the shove monument in menu.rl of
the late John Cameron_
THANKSGIVING DAY.
A. Thanksgiving' thy falls on
Thursday .,f next week THE SIGNAL
will go to pre.;., lin Wfeint-twiny a day
earlier then motel.
To this end it could lee well for our
e•.teeineel 1.,„,6 to .e•ntl iu
their budgets .o44s.! wonl.l receive
them a /day Itolrwee--iyr, Tuesrlov aft.r-
nix n.
MORTAR, Let's ail get a mote on. Write
. 4 writes to THE SI.., %I.
hat one of the hotels io the village is work- early ani, often, t►. the politician..
ng the bar lemmas overtime that then to
ne let op e% en on Sunday. The proper per.
ny
an with whom to lodge the complaint u ELYTH.
Irons- Inspector 1'aslry. t Baton 1'.11. [n -tuts 1,t•r. ow..•"haeero. Ds.T.I
The tall inspector u always wiling to reach Jos. Carter left hero week for Calgary.acrossa lung arm acrothe riding is the cause of ('. H: T Calgary last ah pped load 4 pples
duly. KI.. S0141.1111..LEEBUHN.
[room ore OW. lvet$S*?O.DtNT. ]
Mus Edith Horton enjoyed a plemant
re /
it of several days to friends in 'linen lot
week.
Horace Fulford, of I:odereh, Sundayed vont in our burg this week. being the at of
his cousins, Well., George ane17. Fulford.
Mule ('am. Rye, formerly of Clinton.
visited an.ong her friends and relatives here
last week. W'e understand that she wends
t.. reside in the Queen City in future.
Cm -ern (ilium On Theakagiviag ley
divine service well be held In the church at
11 .. u. ami the rite of baptism will be desnne
ped during the service to any children
whose par -its wish to have christened. In
the OOwen.e of Mir H,rtoo hest Sunday Miss
Kelton performed the duties of organist
11.%,. tee. Thu familiar yet pleasant
pstime, which nearly all, young and old,
have taken a ham, in at some period of their
life, has again opened up in this is section he-
-%
.y
-% social hop at H. 7,oelner's. Monday night
.4 last west ; and Monday of this week H
P. Horton hal • dancing party at his resi
donee, in which he entertained his friends
here and others fromDunlop and (lode -etch.
on err Hon Many'eight nmiles,
particularly from the fair oats, greeted the
familiar fare of sur popular young town.
man.l-A,ert Foley, who hs returned fawn
three m
a thrnnth.' visit viewing the wooden
of the far Northwest. Robert s an the hest.,
of health and reports having had a goo
time during his anjourn. He firings with
him severarn
l apeeimn of the wheat grown
op there obs senors, which are much ac
mired by the members of our farming com-
munity.
The gospel temperance meeting held Sun
day evening to the hall was
at -
model
well st-
nhel in spite of the threatening aspect d
the weather. F' R air,of ( elerioh, who sup
dressed the scemd of the series held here,
a few month, as ass. wagain the speaker of
the eventing He &dancer was deep and
searching. Beginners in drinking, he said,
had a hard fight ,n acquire a heirloom for
the taste of Ialnnr, but • false sense of nen.
vw
limns ewtu red tore dislike. whieh victory
meld &lwame b• looked bark In with deep
regret hy many The speaker spoke of the
meleehard trials a mtoe m become
Iearnu.r to bee
ip
familiar with the menfnrta of the panal
riser had to undergo before he was the
mater this fames ref tobacco. Mir
Rehm was the ocgani•t for the emeing
and ehoi.e wele.ctiess d meek were shag hy
• Aiwa The oHenna,a,rman, John Henna,
Ptalel at the Arise meeting of the eeting that if •
could uld be got • empties would he
held at the shoal t $..day etveing spirt
ll
aner 1 a ear' e a
to t wee .
A grand aesen.bly will he held in Industry
Hall 1s. Friday evening.
The 1 :. T. K. have nearly eon.pleted their
new sidng at the station.
1k. Ferguson has purchased A. McNally's
residence on Queen -et- north.
The concert ea Wednesday night under
the auspices of the firemen was a grand sue
ccs.
Mr. and Mn. E. H. Dever were visiting
friends in Teswrter on Saturday last. (:en.
ass left behind to entertain visitors.
K. K. Waugh, formerly G.T.R. agent
hen, but now of Wellaml, was spending $
few days here, the guest of Mr. F.nligh.
'lite Epworth League entertained the
Hopetul Gleaners on '1'ueulay night last.
A eery pleasant time was .p -et. e.p.cially
by the yelling blacksmiths.
A large frame house on Marrs-st.. owned
by .John Taman, was tntala destroyed by
fire on Wednesday morning. The fire looks
out about 3 A. n...nd although the firemen
were mon on the spot nothiegcould be dose
to save the building. The cause of fire u •
mystery, as no one hal been living in the
house for mew (late.
WINOHAM.
[Wrote ore ow.
Mr. sad Mrs. A. Senderens eree vesting
francs in (►rangevill• this week.
Hanna Is in the field for municipal honors
It is reported he wall lame the reeveship for
I�
Mr. Gardner, of london, was in town on
Tuesday in the interest& of the Knights of
Pythias.
lame Baker, of Exeter, u. back again is
town, he having Feeured • good situation in
the Caine.
Mrs. Jas. Anderson and dauchter, d
Calmar vine, are home on a vat to her
sisters, the Mimes Johns. W
T. King,V. R.. of Ohio, who is home nn y
• visit to his parents in Morris, was visiting t6
his brother, Ileo. E.. d this place, this
week. C
Rev. Mr. Geddes, of Wnuteebareh, ne- t
capital the �. Ipit in the Prsnhyteri.n cherak
e 9wn a bve.int. There was no mynas
there In t sunning.
,lodge Tonto promoted ted at the Court el Re.
.Isirl a Thursday d last week ia the town
hell for the porpoise of reusing the muaioi
pal and linvioeisl voters' Ii.L ()mite • stow -
Mr d changes were Yds
J
flowiek. has
erehased
the beaimAaid lotda Catherine -et belong- R
its
to Robt. Orr, sad oees$isd by Mr. ere
Orr'. another. The .ale was ads nMy Mr. R. t
Yo.bi 1, reslSeats agent. Mr. Asea es-
pda to move late bw* r�est4y.
Itlike .
'Ike fullowi g le a 0nters Wit of the
=Moo
the reo.wt promotion ex
amin&lie. ie the(/..riok public echaol
es Use 1bt► ..d 16tk of October : liotra.oe
to err. 41h-- Lydia Koehler. Regreeces to jr.
4th Ren Li lila Lippert, Askew
Hem, Noewla. B.oh•oa., Ida Well, Leslie
W'illiaus, Genet Saiabsok, Tillie Klbhre
Will Geiger, (.eon James Johaetoe,
Sem. Fart, Annie Hass, Kers Kibler,
Mary Randall To senate 3rd tars
Hast, R. Strempfar. To ))r. 3rd Wow
Kibler, Hilda Stromp� Loam Were,
Wict. Johnston, Alf. Nail. To sea. lid -
Beatrkx Steinbach. (las Buchanan, Lowe'
Lippert, Mary lemur i, 4'lar. Deiuhset
Melina Koehler. Clem Pelee, Mahal H�
Wills leichert, (ern Koehler, lata. K
ler, Henry Ikowu, Arthur Kibler, honour
%Amnterwman. Amelia Alt. To jr. y.�
George Ilea., Hwrtwatt Steinbach, ('tars
W'urnn, Nettie Demuth, Tillie Foster. To
er. part 2nd Su&ae Johnston, .Iukn Brown,
Ethel W'iUiaas, Mary Wrench. To jr.
part 2nd Alf. I'oine, A. Well, Xelsoie
Reichert, Khoo Stegner. Melvin& Koehler,
W. heaver, Thema Axl. Inertias Quigley.
S ie. .1. LA,T., principal
aa.1111.ECIL
Following u the result of this uniform
promotion examinations at the B..
miller public school.. 'lama' Keen
(prime
Mir E. Jenkins, awls
rant : scour division arranged &counting to
merit • Frew. Slh tooth class Lune Stew
art, Walden Fisher, Auoie Stewart, no
I:Latoll. (.ertie Kleiby, Lizzie Gledhill
From 4th to 5th Thur. Limo, ('eyrie
%Perish, Ambrose Ventilator.. From Jun
4th to Sem. 4th t lars Jewell, M
Snyder, Horses Fisher, Aaron Faber
Mary L.nc, Arthur Fisher, H
t.k,[hdl, Mary Heddle. From 3rd to 41
Ida Es-ans. elames.lewell, Joseph Stewart
.ophin Snyder. From Jun. 3rd to Sete. 3r
Chaster Nita -rub, Henry' Breen, Mau.
Iewell, Grace Stewwrt, Lester Walters
Iron Ashton, Harry Regan. William
tielby. From Nin Jenkins room t
priucipal's,or from 2m1 to Sed Bessie Mug
fool, Charles Mugford. Jobs Allis. FAIga
Vend one.
0 (t.T4.•a o.
MAIMED AND LAMED.
MOWER HEADS NUMEROUS IN IRE-
LAND VAST ERDA`
sunt.& Afternoons That Me Was ollleise
She twadeeshlp of the lab* r•rt a
awned... to Tersel4-Deals Rv...as
• Ill. TUepemal.e Atha.
WATan/oau, lrslaied, Nev. 4. -At the
emmenias .f the Maimed Feder.tiee b,
wale hen great .xt•ttement prevails.
The streets are (wooded with upt[r•rietw
sola ready for • diaturhanoe. 1� polis
have bean making free use of their habeas
and several civiliasa have beer injured,
Timothy Healy. who es 1 1
Teetotal,' ley Mr. McDermott. w.a w el
the .peaked. He acid h. w.uld sot he
deterred bis . toletl.e to "o. purse4e� the
ca.rre he hacl mapped out ler himself- and
repeated the larag. in r.feren.e to the
salon .,1 the Ilial, leader which he used at
Longford on Sunday Wt and which lad to
the e...tistiest he rewtived .t the hand.
of \Iclern.ott.
Mt. Dillon to arriving was received with
inutiled cheers nod hisses Three hundred
police guarded the Prdentioe delegates e
their way to the conv.stiu, which was
held in the City Hall. The polite with
their batons repelled repeated charges orale
by the mob. The Psrnellite sympathizers
tried to rush through the entrance of the
City Hall, but were haters hack.
The nnv.ntlow proceeding, Mr. Diller
confirmed Mr. l)'Brien's Boulogne rev.ia
trans and added that the nem tow tellutg
him • traitor had telegraphed to him while
. he was In New York,o4eriwg him the
Mary leadership 1..aoresio. to Mr. Parsell.
. Continuing Mr. Dilloo said that la spite d
Harry• .v.tinuos calumnies heaped upon hem he
It lead seer before revealed this fact.
Hal. ingiun. Ki nioed sad other prominent
1 I'arnellitee had joined it the request which
1 was made atter Ins had declare) against the
leadership d Mr. Yarnell He refused the
, leadership 7*...se it was a panful and .i71
u ticult portion. a jp�.sltwu which he had
never sought or wished, arra .Nile ei bah he
would be slow to accept. After arrl%ung at
Ilouk:gne he told then) that he could slot
accept the position unless all concurred 11
pr. -wising loyal eupp rt Thom mei, one
end d pn.mw.l that it he (Dillon• took
b the chasrlauship they would be his loyal
• follower,. He hal dear nothing .in,. that
Altered his law.ito.s • hairsbreadth. For
week.. at fluuh.gur thee sere
as +meter.g t.- tet MI. Parnell
cut '•f tier lenlenhl INA ma
The promotion examinations .4 the Salt
ford school were held on Friday, 16th (let
The following are the minas of the puppsI
promoted in the deferent classes. 7'hi
name* are placed n the order of merit in
the respective classes . F'ron, 1st (Tans t.
Part i1. -Richard Walton, Jamie Seeds
N ie McKinnon( From fart 11. to Jun
nor ii. t la.s- Wesley Mcl.ren,l)aril Wells
Willie Frit.ley, Bessie Morris, (Rive
Thompson. From Junior 1I. to Senior 11.
Clam .lame. E. Morns, Maud Moms
Gcorgr Si1Gb, Albert FriWey, Ileo. Mc
Monett. ,arid Fritzky, John Henderson
%Vne McLean, Wm. Precious. From II. t
III. t'lass Mittel I aide horpe, Hat tie Gold
thorpe and Tena McKinnon ecfuale, Harr
Wells, Hattie Symonds, (enema Morro.
lusel.ln Fritzley, Seth Ellis.
• P
leerily weer. If' they had sten.v eel
heard to that pole -y they 'night lis ..' recut
r Mr. Parnell from at, onp seilde p octan.
If ane -owe in the world was responsible foe
• Mr. Pannell • fate deer Mr. Parnell him
self it WWI the then who, when the supreme
• hour time. had not sutkcient courage, man
o loam ..r honorable friendship to take a firn.
stand and impoeee their jwtgmeet on him
(Cheers. 1
Mr. ih14e left the convention hall on lei.
wait to this railway maybe grunted by
police sad 100 prime.. A mob followed
and kept up a 'ontiunows attack until Mr.
Ihllno ohtumed shelter in the station. A
numh.r of skulls were . racked.
Thirty delegates a kale crowing a toll
bridge were thrown ti. the ground and
tnimplr.i upon. many being belly hurt and
bkw.1tug profusely when rented by the
police.
Several thousand Parne:llites ltel.l ihr ap
preaches to the convention an eadd ever)
where struck down oppnents. The while
' ewe. • mile m length was tite scene of ws
age fighting and many peewees were taken
to the hoopoe'.
It u estimated that 130 per.ou. were
seriously end many others danger salt' in
Jared during the fighting.
The Mayor premdeel at a niceties MM
John Dillon for his visit to this city
UI -%1: t..o,.
At the promotion examination die1.1 on
the loth 4 October at Dungannon public
school the following were successful : From
senior third to fourth, the number of marks
obtainable being 830 Marr Mallougb, 667;
F.ita hewers, 586: Will,, Smiley, 584 ;
tart Brown, 577: Maggie Patton, 530:
Stewart Iasis, 471. From major second to
third Pearl Mallough, Willie ikydgm,
William l'rawford.
t.t-4t. e.
The following is the Mandieg of the pupils
of S. S. No.9, Colborne : Senior IV. Willie
McAllister, Horace Honda, Liui. Allen.
Junior IV. - Maud Quaid. Mary Tobin,
,:race Shaw, lance Lso.or, Willie Shaw
.Junior 1I1. Sarah Culbert. Lame Horton,
Maggie McAllister. Senior IL Elisa
Young,l:eoege .Sardine. Junior 11. Nellie
Totten, Jennie Voting. .John Shaw, Kertie
Qn&kl, Frei Quaid, John Cumming. Albert
Quaid. Senior part I1. Rosie Oke, Ellie
Haley',Lnftus Cumming. ,lunar Iran II. ---
Lizzie Harker, Alex. (.lotto*, FaneieQuaid,
Mamie Smith, Robbie Cumming, Thomas
,lavdiee. Senior part I. Iia Barker, Fred
McAllister, Winnir Shaw. Georgie Chilton,
Nettie like, Etta Voting. Junior part I.
Charlie Jardine, Albert .Sardine, Rees
Quaid. Then are fifty-one name on the
eoU ; average atteudaaci, thirty. Teacher,
Miss F.. E. Halls.
UUNLOP.
(RON Ore OW. COSeenM.DE.T. ]
Robt. Mcllwain, of Ooderich township,
visited our burg last week.
Hallowe'en was fairly well observed by a
few small pranks. hut nothing worthy of
note occurred.
Mrs. John 1)k., with Mir Susan McAllia
ter, enjoyed a pleasant visit to friend. In
the vicinity of Uenmiller hest. week.
Misses Georgina ami Margaret McPhail,
of Porters Hill. ave our burg • visit last
week. 1)urinv their transient stay they
were the guests of Mn. A. Allen.
lust week gatheriajt u the root. was the
geoeeaI wort. Our towae.lan, R Quaid,
haul i site a turnout of the young Tads in
our burg to help bin. gather in his mama
moth crop of marigolds.
'her jnvul townanan, Joseph Morns, who
was one of the judges of the recent fair ea
Dungannon. has been giving his experience
In co..e'ti•n with several articles which
roused ham and he colleagues much per.
palelyto decile which d them *honk,
have the prise.
A ma. froom the neighborhood of Barrie,
who had met with an accident to hu eye
sight while blasting. which made him al
meet wad, was in this section asking for
ahem lest week. tieing • married man his
had horse made mover sorrowful
by the lees of a soo, his main Rapport, who
was killed by a pitchfork at • threshing
recentl). AU be called on gave ham an.ne-
..hing in the way of money, which an al-
ways allay the sufferings of the inner nem,
but tea.. never drive away the owners d
the heart.
•,'Hoot lbrrr. With our dew d the
eek we send in the smelts d th• late
written half -yearly etamis•tims onndocted
h the teacher, Mies R. E. Halle, in which
P scholars great sad small did their Fest to
limb a step up the long ladder of promo-
sow
rn,n .sen. Since the re openiiqq in August the
board of education has pseolssed own new
maps owe of (camas and the other of the
meaty of Harm which, when shown era,
• mneh .imirrd. Two little ,laon.•N,
pointed mit to as quite readily the Dunlop
.Chad hose marked on the latter asap to
show they like their school to be seen .n
ar.vs A her weeks ago the camera of
travelling artist shot Its rays ea (lee
eokears prettily grouped together by Mier
ale A well is now being dos in the
heel yard, and anon aur eeheei .ee-
ieeguaswill have everything tkagh
acus. is llis bye Mw.sasad
lead deer
A .Ile.r.tiew.4ed Whip for McDermott.
Ihoswl., Nov. 6. -A umber of ladies of
Longford have decided tti present to Mr.
McDermott • silver -.marled whip.
Pria•NIy Ialsaee al Cork.
Oona. Nov. 4. --Smear atateme.te a+w
alleged by the ParweUtte leaders as to the
intimidation of voters b'. the clergy It is
said that anathema hes been threatened
against electors who should dare to vote the
Parnell ticket, that men were told to drop
the Y.rnellite arae under peril of being
denied the rites of the church, sad that
women were appealed to by priests to uta•
flumes their husbands against the Peraellite
eeaea
It u thought probable that. in the event
of an anti-Parnellite victory us Fawley.
Redound will .'nntest the election net the
alleged ground of priestly intimidation end
diet/dim. The I'ann'Uites claim that bet
for the minas they could carry the district
with ease, but that the clergy spare .n
effort to prejudice the minds of the people
aplrut to alto repre.toteed by Redeemed.
Mr. Devitt • P rllwte.tary M•.Nlhe
Lowlns, Nov. 4. -Mr. Michael Devitt
has announced that he will sort enter Perlia
went until the (aortal 'sienna. Mr.
Devitt sad his friends have oeieeived a
most erroorno• view of he position. He it
disgnaltfkd from sitting in Parliament, as
he was sentenwd to pad servitude, and no
being islemsd before the completion of hie
toren did not receive • free pardem from the
Gown. Mr. Devitt is not err elif{ihk oaw-
didate for the Howe .4 ()earn.es until a
'penial act of Parliament Ilia brem peered to
remove his disqualification. If Mr. Devitt
stool for &ay constituency the votes given
him would be wasted and his opponent
would be returned e a natter of roars,
Thos. M. Stress Wards
Dosu:n, Nov. 3.- -John Redmond and
Timothy Harrington have issued a state
meat. to which is attached their names, in
reply to William 1)'Rrie.'a re•ent needs
time in Counsrine with the Kou:o4.e ne
egotist ions They e M r 1) 1(riesee
etatemn,t. as artful, dishonest misrepre-
sentation, a sha,n.lee.s breach of ronflde'nre
and a wanton meteor on the memory of the
deal leader. The harden of the samment
is Met (►'Brien has given an ian,mpl.4e
and colored account of the negotiations
at Boulogne. at the Name time
hie own copy of the . which
would &how that be and his friends pro-
posed to abode the withdrawal of the de
nuiwiatirn of Mr Parnell hy the ('acholic
bishops. aid to glee Parnell the right to
trete any Holme Rule hill promee l by the
Liberals. The latter condition. it is wed
dent, they twwy. O'Brien omitted in his
rcveletieis from fear of the (:kart pians.
and while p.hliely coating morality he was
pprrirt
•op wiling to spit upon it,
TM Peri.11i4es did eneteewt to Mr.
Parnell'& retire/seat heeaese they kw.w
H would hates hew • .him re-
tinment. rhelle.g. O'Rrhu e
pohliek . letter re.awactng them
eenditin.a The tasking public .f this
atter is 10tH important to the Irish 'mph
They eke mesas Dilllo. east DMus trig
THE MARKETS,
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Room. ,„, 4 13 w • 11
Port... ..... _...«• •504440
Wo.4. me cord _ 1 Jt to 111
leseered Live nese& lower.
The receipts of Ilve sloes at torr )d. of syr
Mu.ireal [Meek Verde t'ompanv, Petal R
Charles. for the week ewdisg Oki. 31 wine;
-*'.
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Rereipte of lire stock at the
M..eIre.l:tock Lsis, 41.
tH 1. harks. ler the week 154* 311 MT M
(.eft torr from previous
week IN
Total for week IMP 111!1 1141111
There were medlua receipts of export Beek
fee week. but Rule deemed 1.r ti actae* of
rattle. Trade uesersllr was dull. Th. Iorp
supply of Inferior butchers' tattle a.riese ,
ala n titre were but tow mise ever Sic. Mum
improved se ..epithet; erem gnetatpw lee oat
44 se per ewl. ter limbs. The ties meek, me
stuued ; dec7*oisg from 3c le KM Omega
tittle etrenger at 44.14
We Quote the fellows. se bete*0l4r:al..
Tattle export.. >]iu a 4.
cook. butchrs
e' evert. >Ee to
" t.. fewer ..............3r w 3r
neaten .....N• tea se
Sheep kicis alis
Ile. ti ...a 4r• t..
raises •» 4144 to $N
• il.pr sei g venom Inters when had pees
I. err.. I'ar.elhtees anti Gladstone wad
Norley-, ihr LibetrJ leaden. Arcid.isksp
('ooh.. and Siaiump Welsh, ober rye utterly
deny that the Pamellites a smeared tin
Liberal aaeuranees ostisfitte7, They Jr
that Mr. O'Brien ors not mbar*tort h per mise, ori Liberal. ala tn wppirt et
their atatemrent ch.lkngr i.tm to talLba7
letter which they Nay ire w rode t.. Morley,
hegghwl him to. end b,. aa.nrahce aid
Moray's reply. to whir:' be refused le
alter a •.ngk oomwn►
NAT URE S '',,EGRET REVEA�r.6
1'rort ,week. .a %N
11••••• .711 Ake.( Vtr,ka.
wak.avin, Comm. Na-. S-Ceneeectwet
bee ij new jrnphet James J. Vaughn of No
walk. After yr
etfears' study he claim to
have w rested a great escort from nature.
.%.-cording to Mr. Vaughn's theory the
earth. o. 1t revolves' on its ails, generate
electricity by friction with the sen s rays
and eater • rentals number of revoletioes
t be refuses to my how many i the sloe trial,
g•then at a certain point on the eartk's
surface. where it attract.' air and the
moisture is that atmosplrer•
the vicinity is filled with it.
Thee a ryeterierr sosetking which
Mr. Vaughn cells • ' •.n.rc'e ' happens along
that way and comm Into coated with de
electrified n,ototur, sol *4*.. 17*... is trouble.
There ie a tremendous shock ..n4 the non
mwlated air rushes violently In the direr -tee
of the saw
Here's your c anal.. and this action epos
the atmosphere rousse rain or mow or bail
according to the t
Mr. Valeta Nay■ it is aatwng to sad
in the ,c(Iml books the' etatemeet that
earthquakes are caused by violent vaned -
rims in the Merlon of the earth. "Tial is
all aou.en.e." rya the I'ropnet.
"PCrtk
qnwuaen
sktrry.ilhur•r.aeelsoueattircfe"l aibry oke
s iwalec
radrvlkprbdoeed
chi.
And Ile an prove, he rya. that the der
turlosioe Regis Inners vosteerhtrs see the wr-
ens of rherharsh.
A CEMETERY BLOWN UP.
■netle d..4IttedleV • N.rl.d Teem whew'
imams hp a O.. wen K.pta8Mr
N
W Hssueu, W. *tram's_ r 1 !hews hr
just ren heal her. Nor. 1.43. Po.. b'
tweet here sad Pituitary', of a 0araqu red
terrible afar near that Aloe yswtetday Thr
Allegheny Cemetery (kwnpeny • few seeuthe
ago started to lure • ps well au uta sew
cemetery pr.perty in ('.erwpoli.. Today
there was a terrific airplanes at the self
wch cawa,,l a great uppbMhrvol of civ ewrt1
phloem load
in tbo %irinity. Hludrwde d dead bodir
in the cemetery wane hurled from their
mating phaatesey rsutly n.nnonsets
warphiahett•r.d.
Mies. tawehd M sheath
Barer, rise. Moat. Nev. E. -Al the
Anaconda mime yemrtiay 17 Woo
here yesterday foe the ptrptwe e/ cin ser6r
were killed.
Irani it tie desseedisg
C.g•, the rope bteko std the cage des pts'
epitome' to the hooters d the mina ehl
the 19 mss( who made the fearful Ade 17
were killed. their fhrwr being crumbed MI
of all ssmWw.s te thetas of Imam. Mee
Two were yet breatbi.$. bet no hopes site
este ta).p11 fir their resevery.
Illebees et nee O. a cseneetl{.
Raw Yore, Nor. a -'Lhe sly east ni
•dditirewel rotaries fess the varies Moto
a to inerswee the majorities of the res'+
ful l..didatw Plows'• plurality s
York is 43,010; Malinke?* plerahrarldo
roach 30,000, Russell (f/em-1 le
i Y t -y 4084 plurality_ eel
rt carries ((Da1 rriPs lows by fully MAI
The AH7.enn tickets did not aim w� tory
wen, boiq whn ll sas.wdal fa two 1<emmr
mientles .dy. la (eek Co., OL, IM Dr
pwblissw. leads • ph.saetally dna
.wmga
111,11
VOL. /C Lill.
".111 ABOAR]
conductor W.
W Ingham.
1N NORTH -ST MEl
stlweeW'd Beare
gig sad Se•dem r
Ohe.tr-Th. Q..d.r
4..veretew
ear eetmew "-Ter.
1'he re-openhtg of
�ksrdl wok platy a
moat auapicaous ttireaa
Wr. ens the scn•Lces
end leen held intoe T
Kos ed to be a comfort
pls-e of worrsbip, but ,
.hen the conditaoa of
mot in tot. church a
leutg ..vupled.
1Tte rrnuratioo as
have been made in the
wonderful
s a h chin
of the interior d th
actol! has been panted
bye ceiling, amid the c
large gas -chandeliers F
.le rated. The rem
+,m been papered with
redlsg under the Balk
r.
a herder mailer •
oiling The walls a
"used and the wind
e.ppoxting pillars mei
•-tusndehers look brigb
old and green The
mahogany stain
•htoughout has been 1
had oil finish. We 1
cushion the sou
ir•.n the church has le
easy by the emlargente
,nft tusks acres the
nun•h, and frac whi
.;inn lends teoke oats
ter I.aemest r so.w at
net rectors are Jas W
vmterag, .ad K. Kim,:
sed as
pistalatal RJ.0 *be w
dine. 7Tse cost of th
the l
ton • place in which i
ae•.t sad its &priers/
a, large as the coag
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co. toe'rnt
I man chosen to
*•lose of the re -of
oder,
ofW iwghsm,
Mn. a could tat ha
:hough he had neve:
;ha town, his name
known here, and this
the church at both
eagerness of the peopl
,on whose good rep
hon into a many hoer
1. • men of &boot f
mnlium height .mil at
noir and mos.tache err
., uiet manlier and nn
a man isIweltiy in
ftwee and clearness in
'rkes them so stn
*1,1,1,1, of thosewho
an,
ninon be has p
•'owns and china of
emir is familiar our
I'royince He is now
don. Huron and K
ti -ami Trunk Railer'
transferred to the rex
Toronto, which will
more time to the
*Foch he has proved
THt *o..1
In dee etorsitag eon
:tis " co.veraios ere
erten were risibly
tag story. His tett
wood verses d h
Iamb : " 4 that
it lord, 1 will praii
east angry with (tae,
arty, sad then eon
1.44 . m) .Ivatios
he afraid • for the
strength awl any
TIM
Whet the news of
over the wires thews
ef . "Wonderful t w
Noted ' Can it
doubted it, brat 1 err
twee to the het. Rt
heard me tell how it
her telling again.
amt mother. My I
the aged nineteen.
sed aloe. and hi. la
"By boy. believe to
weed ,rt it t • and
wilts looks Mat 1
high as this churn
no. belief i. this K
father's kat word.
she tie ware es{
his (led is my God
hlrlot seven years
When I was twelve
W travelled with
teml4mi•• and fiat
fSiil'•y. At that
anttaw teen s. 1
kat ibrie yeses • we
rta.and assay a
eherek am NW
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