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TM; SIGNAL: QOI1IBIOK f . 'MUR8IAAY, MAY 1$ 18ltL
b+, ithe• i+ gnall, wtherity. Aad the FedaFederalwt►erity 4
the Meted alae dukn era tMally fries
Moo Feekral anti s* r d Omar& um that it
m n:trt.tmtm Maks mm alert o using Me assodiotamid
Rv itY THI'ILSDAY Yoram$ I6.,,,,..1.•aed la the ffteteinta,wtty.
nth JR itegetthaegamel. . tgam, is the meet of Cbstisostei Vomit
Oise of l'ubllatw a tad t0. N ort►411eeA
Otode rob, Ontario.
Teem. elf mab.mepaw .
On. month, la advance.
Three most be.
1 1
se
(ane year,
If credit t •end. th. /ei.o For Mt I se
will be 1 l0
Ad vrrt..1eg sea
LIZate other casual ndyerttnenseate. 10s.
Ise Snit insertion, and: neem per Use
strMabm eMcAdams ins mina peered b
dacarddsss of ell Uwe and corder, bi per
•IverULemesu of Lost. Foa.d. Strayed.
Vacant. Ilttestlttse Wasted amid
('haace. Wanted. set eseefag 4
nonpareil. t1 per taesth.
Hone on Sale and Farina oa stale, not to
earned a Ilan.. 01 for new weak 50c. per .ub-
equest month. urger a4vts. in pruportloa
stay special notice, the object of winch Ia to
promote the pecuniary Sanaa of say tett-
virtual or rempasy, to be cosshd•r,d an ed
yertfeemeat wed charred .oeerdln.11.
Local [otiose is Domipareil type ow coat per
m DMfew lees abs fib.
Leal n.tloa in ortbaary rending WIND two
pr word. NO Molloy for bee than NM.cakes Ileetd Meer r'elKtous red
pmt ot halt rota.
corasereat f.Nr..! edvevtbealenI..
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Per inch, one insertion. jh N
four Insertion... 100
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per cent. discount allowed for mash p.ymenta
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IT Rus
The atter of " t'anedis.," which appears
on oar first page, will repay perusal. It
shows that expetnated Canadians have
warm heats for the land 'hat gavel them
birth, that nourished them in infancy, that
educated them. that brought them to man-
hood, and whose absurd tariff regnlatisms
then caused them to seek the meas. of
earning a hvlihood in a strange land. Tn,;
St..N vL
is pleased to receive the contribu-
tion of " 2'an.dian ' to the discussion which
.al now being carried on in Iu columns
relative to the destiny of I't.ads, although
it dos not agree with the deductions drawn
by the contributor.
in the tint place. '•I'filmdom ' avows
himself in favor of la dependance for Cas -
..da. Let us grant, for the sake of argu-
ment, that independence could he had : it
would not improve the position so far as our
Federal Government is (eocerned. The
premier condition of affairs would be per-
petuated : the gerrymandering of consti-
tuencies in the uters.t of the Federal
Government would continue to bee thriving
idaatry .t Ottawa : the fraudulent Fim-
ehiss Act would remain to hold the opposi-
tion by the throat : venal judges would con-
tinue to be the appointees of the men who
meditated the 1 kabinet ; the departmental
etpeons for the government of say 5,000,000
people in (.nada would continue to exceed
those of the Government at Washington
which supervises 65,000,000: the barriers
that exist b.twesa Canada and Canada's
bast minket for hors, cattle, hay, barley
.d other animals and commodities would
still remain ; the commercial war on our
take. would owti.ue to prevail, ad then
would be so diminution of the ilk from
*blob we at present suffer.
With regard to the moral craditiom of the
two countries Tod Mi.". Al is of ,Fajen
that a question of euvirosmen1 u involve)
Wong that lis. If Gaderich were as larp
a. Toronto there would be more difficulty is
enforcing the laws than exist herr now,
although at puma% the tome is being ren
with .n.ewhat of a loose rein, so far as
.weal. .re concerned. Were Toroste as
Ler as Chicago, the former might be
forced to relinquish the title of " Toronto
:be Good," which SA is .lo. r. or some other
shekel heater afflicted Ger with a few years
sire. Asti so on.
Hut basila wonld sot be compelled, In
the event of ('ostia..ta) Union, to accept
of the Les and conlitiosr of (ltieago to
any greater extent than do the New Fag -
Lad Stases at the prei t toe, and is st-
ain parte of New Faglasd Sabbath Amore -
we and the marital Marianas. are mess
strictly upheld than in many testi... of
'amid& ll., c.rr'espei.dent eight as well
nay that, bsaUee Canada n . cokey of
Britain. the morality that pervades the
Whitechapel date -tot of Lond...hould per
*mete taw entire empire_
Inthe wet ef ('astim.nal Daiwa every
Preview, is I;.sfederstion would have the
pea to oast ire esu. laws, as it isms today.
th. ,..17 .tlpalaei.s hear that the laws se
made weal set motet with the Poiwral
ho mantis. weld ►.ee to be made by utter
•ditu. They would out he ahem, but
would at ones eater tato abreasbtp Milani"
free. An open market kr the feriae:, the
miner, the lumberman, and the fisherman
would :mmeelately result. The embargo
opts oar hake trade would tease, sad parte
like Goderic4t wb2*k have bean blighted Mar
by a curer from heaven, by cooditoua as
they et present exist, would revive i. trade,
increase in population and w -al fat to
affluence. American wealth and enterprise
would develop oar tremolos in miss and ao
forest, and the tide ..f en.mtgration would
be turned so that the exodus would he a
thing of the last, and the inerrant would
maim oar way.
The foregoing are a few of the benefits*
that would accrue to thus country in the
event el Continental Como, hat there are
soy others e.lually tangible that could
be pointed out wore the time and space et
our disport ilut enough has been said to
show that " tMeehan " las so cane. Tree
haven of Cootioental ('nw is working,. and
although our friend says the adhereau of
that policy are few to numbers be would be
surprised were he to return to Huron to
find the progress that has been trade st.oe
his departure from his native Lod.
Continental Union has cone to stay, and
is a very live Islms.
TRITE W1U. PRZT41L
The Toronto World is a clever httle city
newspaper that, by setting its salla to catch
all t he winds that bkw, has managed after
a somewhat turbulent journalistic career to
keep afloat doling the put ten or twelve
years.
Originally started as an advanced Liberal
journal, it soon discovered that anything in
the shape of liberalism, and the object of
which was to sink self in the interest of the
people, was a commodity which did not pay
in Toronto, and so when the projectore of
the sheet stepped down and out and the
proprietorship was assumed by W. F.
MArt..A.., the Liberalism of The World
gradually coaoad out. mita in 1887,a straight
purchase of its goodwill and amistaace dur-
ing the campaign of that year was mads by
the Government of Sir .e..e.. MA.'t•is•Ll,
fora stipulated amount.
'ia:e that Um, The World. although not
the Goveromgeorgan, has hem an organ of
the I;overnm and W. F. MArLYAN from
being an advanced Radical and afterwards
a progressive Liberal, has settled down to
the position of a Tory of the Tories. Three
times since 1887 has he been • ('onservetive
parliamentary candidate, and after two
defeats be succeeded in reaching the goal •
week or two sinee in East fork.
The foregoing is given so as to let oar
readers koow the erratic course politically
which has been followed by The World, and
the boxing of the political comp•" which
has been found necessary by its proprietor
to new hint into parliament, so that the
fall vale of any criticism from that,
source may be properly estimated by those
who read it. (hi Saturday last The World
fell foul of THY :$I.:N.el. as follows
.COTmat 1Al1J.R.
'tilt HUkoa SIGNAL, published in the
town of Goderick, owes out for what it
euphemistically pals "oostiaeotal union,"
but what plain mss would call annexation
to the Vented States. You will always
observe that when a man is concord in
anything he is ashamed of he given it •
fancy mama When he is caught atnlu.g
he calk it kleptomania, and whoa he medi-
tates treachery to hie country he calls it by
some pretty same by which he f hopes
its mew= ad lanimity will ewe-
c,sled. Treesn by any other name thinks
Me -
mat the shoo. H■ SIGNAL m•a, it ie
scarcely ..Denary to say, is of the Grit
persuasion, and wears the very bluest pair
of the party's spectacles. " It makes no
difference in what direction the eye may be
cast the Dame evidence of decadence is vis-
ible, and the Dame erprerioss of despair
are heard," he gays Pour fellow ' your
case is very bad. Not being as the spot we
could not look around few the editor's
watch tower aid a the blue -moulded ap.
pearaace of things in his vicinity. The only
thing from Ood.riek that we could caw our
eye epos was the m which these lugu-
brious 1ises are luhed and we don't
mind gives. it . free ad. by stating that •
handsomer or more properoos leaking
weekly dos. not lie on our siohenge table.
By their fruits .hall ye know than, and
judging by its newspapers we should gay
4 oderich and au .urroundiag country has
got plenty of sap IDK in them.
In reply, we are bound to .tate that tete
handsome and apparently prosperous
appearance of THa taw. ti. is sot dee to the
N.P., or the eo'm,erct.l coaditiame that
obtain is this neck -of the-wnrich• Tin Si.:
. s n never believed in the N. P. heathen.
ami does tint sow, bat of The World wants
1n see and wimen 12m handsome appearnos
of a aewsaper that do.e believe i. the N. P..
Dad has implicit esnfide.oe that the country
u more proepornes mow then ever beam it
should at nae ..d for and ee•psj.e air
town coutempoesry. Se .tach for that
pie
No attempt is made by The World to
combat the statements d I'm w Sem t.
relative to tar ,kyr ire that exists, not
only fm this ~tan. but all eve Canada
No, b Rat the bogie of emaeTatiee is
trotted out and dwok upas, Sad to dearth
of asfement remota. r had to the howl
' Tramiel del ,.. •
Tea Rens to aka mai with The World '
eveshlg
es the loran mega& 14 le n hew we 1health
are loyal to Canada that we wast to see the
prima seediti.s d dome changed -
It M twine the eM1.r eat Tww i MMI IIA
belmwee in dspRph g the rewrote 4
(heads,h. terih.ras. forest., fiekertse ..1
ant esYr-emd elstlig a ersomery 'A.I
the wan who *toys hen will bare se good •
chess to risks hat ph dp the world .. Iia*
his brother who has 1.ss..d tat* ertitical
hoe, that be has sere lit to take exception to
the evils that slut a our midst, .ed he is
not disloyal to t ands whoa be thus takes
esceptira
It is the leassaietic Hesuase who accept
the -' dirty shilling .od un the white
wash brush em etalawag politicians, who for
• price sore pro.penty where adversity holds
. wey, and who core not what may befall
the eatantry so hug as their salary con-
tinua these are the traitors to ('.nada,
and we regret to state that too many of
them five on tbe decadence of our Canada,
like the maggot au the New:no .arches.
That Canada is not only marking time,
and not stepping forward Again to every
t oe of intelligence who cares to look into
the gumption, • and it is not many moon*
sines The World editorially referred to the
falling back of Toronto the Progressive.
Then ea effort was being made to stab
Mayor Fi..wt., , and perhaps it .poke
rather harshly of the coeditiou of it& bee
town : but admitting that it stretched the
point on that mansion, its cry that Tomato's
growth had received • check was true, and
ita wail about the city being overbuilt was
correct.
The World does not require to look at
the condition of things from Tile Snot tt."
watch tower. It sun see It in the stave -
non of business in the so-called Varela I'ity
in the empty dwelling -houses and the
vacant stone of what was until recently
the only place where Tories could point
with triumph when asked to show what the
N.2'. had done for C'atada Now it has
been struck with the cyclooe of deprempioo.
Nodding has .received a check, the boom
has col epsed, and some of the papers are
calling for certain public works to be im-
mediately gone on with sr that employment
cam be
flocked to Toronto •• when times were
good-'
This is not a pbsntom story, but • stern
reality, and The World knows it. The N.
P. has failed to fend work for the tnduetriou
and to give progress to the country. It is
only a few ,Lys since Architect Lennox
reported to the property committee of the
city council that " there are hundreds of
at •rvi ng workmen of Toronto who hare to
walk the streete looking for work.-
The
ork.-The unfortunate state of affairs which
prevails all over Canada, and which the
editor of The World can ere from her own
" watch tower, :f be looks honestly at
things as they are, u the fruition of years
of political rascality at Ottawa. It is the
result of boodling, gerrymandering, Mac
donalding, Md:reeyying, Filleting and
Thompsoning. It is time a change was had
sad the best clomp that can be he.) is 1 'on.
%Mental faun.
liven to starving workmen vibe
Ati SAT Is Hoa. .1Asa ('oua.was PAT -
'1 ..oN doing for Godericb, .7hew
W rel ,osaaoliT MILL TOM Maar f► THS
gnlbrnstoriel figure -herd at Ottawa is of
any practical value to tin country, orna-
mentation barred
Hn•. .IOH.. TnoleMON 0I.,HT TO hilitis
the I)ecalog.e. The elimination of " The
Malt not steal," and the nlstitetioe of
•' Everything goes, when the astaest of the
party calls for it," would make it tit the
req.irements of the case.
Tur.T.'-rw'o a Tilt font' Masses
have petitioned Pullman to grant •
sum to erect • mo.ameat to the memory of
Sir Joan MA.Tte*ALD While the memory
of the Pacific Scandal, the stets of the
N.;'.. the osrruptios of public assn, tis
throttling of public opi.ion by the gerry-
mander, and the theft of oesetiteencies by
the Franchise Act remain there will be m
n eed of a public monument to the memory
of Sir Jon... If these twenty-two Tories
want to erect • m.Om.sent let thew pot
their hands isms their owe pockets.
Tile. .rr.Aty Or THS IxntPTYnx6M ow
the Coiled States, ..clonal, .ata sad local,
W iest been published by the .0 peri. te.dest
of the ,..u.. la •U caw the debt per
capita r riven The enUre public iedsbt-
edne.e of the world. Jane ), 1800, was 030-
338,12b,431., .ed the asti.tated per capita
i.debteder.r 13285. The total debt of
the I :and Sates auto..), state and local
was 0$027,170,646. The materia. progress
of the accede, 1810 to 18110. was marine.
dewed in the blarneyed any people as .bows
by the redaction of the p.Wie debt •end the
increase of tamale wealth. The pubis
debt diml.j1ed en an average of 0100,000,.
000 yearly, and the taxable wealth increased
*row, $17.000,000,000 to 125,500,000.000.
The total aka indebtedness in 1800 was
12IIIL907,:1liH, a redsoties of about 1169,000,-
000. Municipal indebtededeese maimed
during tae decade from 1684,348,643 to
1720,463.060.
COLSOIi$E.
Prost esu own a rrwspood.n1.
BArrt•... .1 eery tntertoisoug after -nom
was moo at the re sdenew of Perry Stewart
on Saturday, April 3001. in the trptssieg of
hi.uolf sad his little w Wilber. 71,.
eermment.. were performed by the Rev.
Mr. Black, pastor .t f.eebar. citurct The
guests pewees were Mr. and Mrs Jeb
Shaw Mr. sod Mr*. .1. l►. Stewart, Mr.
sod Mrs Jetsam l'irrk, Mr. enol Mrs. A. C.
Matte aid, Mr sad Mee S. Pother, Ile,
and Mrs Haiti (l,i•belat, Mr sail Mr.
ul Rtu4img Jaw Puma raid Miss
of hart Albert. Aber a 'ple.tamt
MO Spat W separated to their
00UPITY ICURRENCY. , I his meg lip* SADO° or not ie ans
te
tt , t gttestisa We are of opiates last he hem
for lomellswe 14a.l&i mos W any maw
A eta {li eslt. --We %sso 11b he
write • Male Imp, Mallet this week Mr.
Uttar, but and pe wimr
ate pot hew se thepe. Thome hen we no
thus to look in tae shop winnow or gather
up faismeste of sews trim the ode -Wks
Whom we become Canada's hinder ib.
know .beemin►ite. will bo astray wiped
of from tan fan, of the earth, and se Meese
m that lames and ubligo, sat telly yours
ta.[<y. Mt • euLeimg harnaa'ty.
Pert' its laws -Aad so, Prince George
and his deceased brother's .w.the.rt are
betrothed. W. weeder whether the ler
elm city counsel will vote htnt the fifty
thousand pomade se a will weddiag pros
est sash as they proearsd to hs dead broth-
er. No doubt they will, fur there is yd
blood to bleed from I(ngland's oppree.d
ratepayers. As fat as your scribe is con-
cerned he is loyal to England, but not loy-
al to such uncalled for attr•v.ga.rs.
A 000W Trigg. At the C. O. F. "At
Home'' bold la their hall as Thursday of
last week 12e following program was eery
piessssdy carried est : hear iumtd duet,
4cas
Oakes and Wald ; 4.ett, Mimess
Lead and 140110, ; •ddrau, R. KR.
Galloway i ems, Mrs Jew : reading, Bro.
Stanbm'y ;aangor W. Harked ; Gee
F. (Skew R.besimmm--eyerybedy. Ia-
strumenta. Mew Oakes and {A ash i
song,, Ifni Jones ; •dare., Bro. Witt ;
coag. Miss Yparliag ; •esg, tiro. Joe ;
coag, W. Harland ; 'sag, Bro. Stasbsry.
Rveryow was well pieaaed with abs even-
tsI. program, both with respect to the
mind aid the body,
(rt, Mr, NUT 1v'. AWPVL'---vy, Mr,
Bdbr, we are meet heartily gad that the
month is drawing te • elms, the reason be-
ing that is the oath d /day there is mon
owing " 0anttMbd thio in all the other
• one mouth.: thea, aodiouaded old stove
pipes, the phagney ole carpets, and the ab-
oesimn6le white -washing. Thea are enough
i am sure, to drive • sea mead with dish
pair. Oar *dem toy atm co.ompls-
twr .stri.ouy is tails : To he sure and
sake • oomsact with the lady roared nod,
that hosts•-de.atsg will only take place
once to every twenty-five years, sad dung
d
that time the haof the household be •I -
lowed one math's neattem whereby to re-
cuprr•te hip health.
tae, sears about the
In lame Seam. --Lk Jetsam, >3tilp 2*.
hes m 1111 is biome the Waimea stemerisg 74
x 62.c2*. Tris is very large. Whe ate
Mee k
W nntar*ur Umtnnrtt. 1a 'ILwday
afterwoos of last week Mr. Beeth. Clinton,
removed so lam Aso thirty -taw Sloth from
esu individual. at • sluing.
Semite .I Y ILL. ---Mies !1. Oariwe%2t. of
Hdlstt, muter of J•mes% M ser
ieualy 111 with dropsy, std bat hopm
are eortntwdF:7
r her esv'vy,
1'tsecetoHa. Kori w. -
t>l
amigb-
ter of Jin
. W. Irw, Utneem t s.ssstly
pawed her gat s ezamimesiem a Trim•
sty Medial Co11, se nom. for the peun.t.
Lams Rom.- -Mrs. W. Townsend, sf
T.ekerwmita, takes the take so far for
heavy eggs. bsviss sad some to Gilroy k
Wiseman that weighed 44 ossein to the
Joann.
.jouCostsxam*i. I'.VON . Will Robb,
am 4 Mr. Rola, (linos, who recently
west W,st,bea Imes appointed poatsuster of
• new pikes that is boominr• short, diatoms
from Deaver.
To Mee* WIN,;HAu Ht. Hors- Jan
IC Lewes, of Ilar..t•bie, Devonshire, Nag-
1•sd, • ..phew of K (' Clarke, arrived in
Wingham om Tuesday evening. May 1014.
He load. mating Wingb•m his futon
bases.
PASOLD VHS 2x1 lsn.ssn,Ara, A, s.
Dickson, of 'tanley Hays' office, :n Ye•fortb,
p•amd his snood intermediate examioatlos
fon t6. Law Society, at Toronto, last
woe- Sar. I)icksu. is • clew yo.sg mail,
who may fairly look leeward for • creditable
future.
Doom or Ma Acre Ms, Httensc. The
numerous friends of lar. and Mrs. Hastingo,
of the 3rd oosoaseios. Saslsy, will regret
to Mani of their death which sod event cc
curr,d last week. Mrs. Hasting died on
Tuesday and Mr. Hasting followed her
three days after. They were both interred
in Bayfield cemetery.
C. P. R. Cnsfca (iv TIM'' TA.Lr_ A
change has been made is the rnneiag of the
C. P. R trains that will be appreciated by
the public. All trains are now run into
Wombs.. Troilus for (r..gerille, Tomato
Ac., leve Wthgbum at 5.30 a. m. sad 2.35
r. r., sod for Gk . s•nnaand Te..water at
1.25 sad 10.50 H. r.
Tai l SEAN CYY BCKtNem.- - John Hannah,
Seaforth, has associated with him in the
creamery business, Aaron Winger, of Ayton,
()uteri°. Mr. Wieg:r is a gentleman of
Tong experience in the business sad has
ample capital, and the amalgamation will
be in the interest• of the patrons of the
several creameries uters.ted.
lhen I.. E!ro1-1NI. -Mrs. Christopher
.lohnsto., for ma.y yew a well known
resident of 2eafortl., died at the madame
of her .ice, Mis Laurie. in Derby,
Rag-
land, on the 25th of April The old lady
west to Fng1•nd about .ix months age to
spend her declining years with relatives
there, and was well and kindly cared for.
ATeetktsLr Masai,.. Rachel, the little
five-year-old daughter of Mr. s:eo. Leith.
Blyth. is the v tet im of a painful and dangerous
mutakc. The other day while at her grand-
mother'', Mrs. Eggert's, she went to get a
drink and mistaking • pail of very strung
lye for the water pail, p r..k a considerable
quantity. The child is la a eery critical
conchae.
A Goon !SAL.. Expositor : The tows de-
bentures, issued under the authority of the
last by-law, have been sold by the mayor
for 1034. This u best bt sole that sr
ever been trade, and shows how high the
tinauciaJ standing of Seforth is in the com-
mercial world. The debentures bear five
per cent. rnterest, payable annually, and
run for twenty years.
Peery,. A.nourt. - Was. Campbell, of
North Main street, :;eaforth, met with •
painful accident ne Monday evening. He
was up to au apple tree reoperiser some of
the hots, when he noticed • new oeeaiag
into his Lia. In borryier down to drive
out the cow, be mimed his footing and tall
head foremost to the ground. He was
stunned by the fall sod had hie face badly
at. bat was sot otherwise seriously injured.
Tan E,.. Tana -Mr. Wiles, of 8m -
forth, reoa.thy made the remark that of the
McKinley tariff were off he would at GOOD
pay 12 omits per doeen for coo pssgja
who vainly suppose that there is " lig
money " in the export of ages to Great
Britain will be interested in knowing that
on a angle shipment made Lot year-end
under apparent favorable ciros ----
Mr. Winos had the misfortune to dreg
12,500.
THE TOWN OF CLINTON.
The Rappeming* In Ike -MEW' hwreug re
Pest weak.
Teem our own ..rreelondeS(. `
SALIM Caws. -Then were Jinn than
three eatse of bosesbold furniture in (1itlm.
last Saturday.
Tee Sear L..m.. INtwerar. - Mr.
S i7iheom is this week away i. Sammi• with
• her shipment famous step ladders.
T►wrsa*v• t Mr. Scott, of Toronto,
lectured on temperance in the Ratt..b.ry-
e . Methodist church on Tsesday evening
last.
CHSAr. -The wonderful phonograph was
in fell play in this tows last Saturday, sad
for • .2.kd we could listen to some of the
hest talent is Rerope.
tiodor s Mao Maw* Tru,.,xn Hoe. - Miss T.
Mitchell, .he has bis a lame time beam •
very ceasiste 1 Salvation Army soldier,
leaves gals week for Toronto, .here she will
enter the Traim eg Home as an officer.
Laavien To.N.- -G. Gl•.urow has sold
out .11 his grata' furnishings to Mr Phan
stead. It is the i.tentio. of Mr. 0. to
t.ke ap his future abode in the great Rm-
public, whither w m .y (.medians are
Aocklag.
Rorot WiA,.sa-A. M. fork, of
Manitoba, brother to H. W. Ord, tows,
in writing to his brother kat week informed
has the they W stow in that locality
four feet deep, and o the time of writing it
was .til mowing.
(rated Kiurr coo Ti. TwserTH. 1f
(lintnn .genet gat • town bead, the fife
and drum boys am k..pimg up their evened
in first-class style They, for the past few
wain, have been trey a precti,iag 4p for
Lie memorial 12eb.
Ten Wm. Qamill Victoria's birthda
will this year her celebrated in (linins is
right loyal alk. We are Sot going to tall
you what will take plasm... it would take
toe mud tea., ick and papers hat ye Gode
rich citizens .1) epos that daylast eke •
drive over to Heron's " Hub " sad take ie
all the wonderful eighte for yourselves.
" A DAYDT. .t Very
set
reprewWAy
ate u that 4
A moan esemlNmemey seds him
down to Ottawa as Nair representative
flew Ilse he fulfilled that troth *trim the
pmt 01110Mma t Whyby Ids ,
is stee a
w.i himself
magi theDunk**Ds- .j rah stumpei les
far other mea That is the way this worthy
esepedent Mow bas meat the Mot bw
meets Wb.thw W hissole atrsd
DUNGANNON.
Poky P3•errepte Prepared ala somata mf
Tie Meat.
From our own correspondent.
Naw &, iia. -ThosHilary has oos-
mesced bosoms in the meat trade se mo-
csseor to C. Ro1.tes.
PMMONAj_ Mr. drew,, of Stratford,
agent for Honey Locust Hedge Co. os doing
s rucking buns.. u the ..d isrrosading
t kindly.
Tits Slows Weather at present is ex
ealent. Spring crops thus far are preemie
ins. The forest is babtiit•tittg itself in its
vernal costar., which looks beautiful thus
far.
MINE Herr or DEN LOP. W m. Robineoa,
who has been • resident of our village for
some time past, having leased Dunlop hotel,
is now mine hart of Dunlop. His tread* ta
tail vicinity with him success
SHAPING THINGS. -Our popular grocer is
anticipating a good Woo oa the Atli of May,
as are al our Menem etti -ear in their re-
spective callings. 1:. Or. Echlin, in order
to be in • position to supply the waists et all,
has been replenishing hes stock with the
best quality of goods at nssooable priest
Rau. *wars titin. On Saturday, the
14th, the cafe of the estate of the late
Nathaniel Wbyrd team off. There were
several bids but as they were not up to the
amount required no gale was trade. it is
now open for privatise/a. Joseph M•hely ,
our ..teemed •uctaom.cr, .Hided the Mall -
MOT.
Ctus.Anx.. rag Twkxrr.Form-
The owing celebration of Her Majesty'.
metal day is being looked forward te se •
grecs* day'. amusement by old cad young
hcrcabotta 1n the.vemiag there wibe •
'Weald p.rformato. of Hamel Kirke."
by Lmak... Dramatic Co All are invited
to be present
Tem Towxstte Goveguessr.--The fol-
lowing is . twgi.tr d the odoi.s 011 the
trrwnehip.f West Wawa...h, vu. Reeve,
A. Sanwa, St. Helens ; deputy reeve,
John Bowen, Duagannoh : oosseillors -
Tkom. Todd, 8i Helens ; James cabana.
Robs Medd, Auburn ; clerk,
S Miller. St. Hm34s ; treasurer, J. G.
Ward, Disavow ; maesso .r, W. A. Wit
mes, Lath/sew; mdio.l o4wr, T. P Case,
M.D., Danganoon.
SAD Memnon -On Friday morning, the
13th,WHt. Barbour, ees of flamuel Barbour,
d L.ck.ow, •ad grandees of Charles Bar_
boar, d Dmeames, war enppiyln
kis father's pantie'', who was UI. m t►.
furniture factory at Leiek.ow. Although
eantieaed by Els father to not ge into thi
apartment in which the m cbimcry was, be
enforniatel t t6....s4.t
m hint
Hwent t into the intotsadhe
erne in oo.tact with dieter"' wheel, whisk
killed him. His remains weete interred in
Dmma.amou emmctery on Nmudsy afternoon.
Thea vd fatter, mother and relatives
have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire
sm
o.t.tity. His age me 12 yea.e.
A Lnsi.T Re !unite. -0t Saturday lest
as Henry Morris, of the township of 04
borne, was seidriving pe naill
m p''aw
and ohlagp e•
ou his kdao Southampton-M.
eat . way home, r Mese by some me
means or other took fright, sod becoming
unmanageable, rasa off the street and over
the fence to T. Hailey's property, which is
situated ou the south west owner of St...
Joseph -a. sad Murdoch A Co'. stern The
hoeing jammed the few hays the wages
sed Henry on the other side of it. We are
pleased to he able to ask that !Pettifog
serious resulted ia the way d tarry to
teamster, two or wagoe, save that the
hersm were somewhat watched and por-
tions of the Karmen were slightl breams.
BL YTH.
neem ewe ow. roerego.dent
Oar sew hand has toes gamed to play
t. Exeter ne the 24th.
Thos..207.t, of Rt. H.I.oc, is shippng
aches foul thie Mies at present
Mus needy is, we are .wry to say, oaf -
brag from an amok of i.6..tatio
Mnmt r Janes, the youngest sou of Freak
MoCn''teet. is s.rio''dy i11 .t present.
Frank kleCtillsel. who had his leg hwoken
seer tints age, is atee to be tnrving around.
The Stratford Hed.► Co. are at present
pettier is hedger for • ..mbar of our Citi
seas.
Mete Bee. have dimpnsed of their lion
WOE at the ..It biota t. John Main, .4
'4.-.
Mrs. Shipley ret 1►mleld, r virtue( at
heli.atr
tridmWs.....ac .i , a. .4 bar Whir, (3 M.Gow,
A .nether of the yeas( people belseging
to the Rpworth Imps ikon be em
Tuesday erveeisi
Wee sum with • Keay, who has boos lam tap *Mime
OW• , i. 2m► is, r w hs. M
w4 moundtithe 1M mai al
LETTERS F$Oeifij,KE PEOPLE.
Pw.siere 4emvetlaa...
yeer
glsedrw
l
qse y
T. w 11t
veils
ailieb
oaths. NLaMien le Iks
410
is which the /aeb.r leek k.s bier r•wl
to go to risk was .ppre.Lyd by sie K
ttus2fsg emidunta I sore Om Ma*
tau was takes a1 the last IHSVSHes of
ooesail baa thy did est p torr
Why do they est area Imatlenknees la
vwitug patio widish Tau Sweat, sss
.d T ptwps. lo u f
abed:
he psvibItoe ad ogler • cetera for ty
i i. right air .acnitis,and hitt H lJedoxt•►sa,tk •Y
e. l -- • Bleaker resort
prevails nest be mads for vision
ooked upon grz
1hg1 os is l•rge..mbwa 1)st'
-
(iodoea.riob, May 17.
ota.gtge.* Hien.
To the Salter of Tire wswat-
Now 11 .ate to par that there was
4
dwties in Hekdimt•sd is 1891, .ed Iv
Moutyms was the Tory on•did.te.
And he was more afraid, for the Grits hN
gathered taerasares together is
td , awan about M read the Gown
inset from the Tories sad hand it over ss
to lament ..d Sir Rtehard Cert matt.
8o he asked kis ..resorts whet he 'a•.4
ha.
Aadthey.•tla
idth.•ala.celedteo
skis who 6346 a f..l , g4.41, and he IN
toll 1a.. w!u•t o do.
Now, ('wuakia said it is set lawful
raise the dead. Then skid the da.tor sons
him, the whole llevsetmaat le at my ►eek
ib this thing and, as the Owervyti
tarty raveta, there ehe1I so aril hews
mto t..
The.,h.tail colise in, .tem elk tar
that 1 .ball .p
Aad al esid, the used Isaias e• the
14 .r,., and vote tem. Them said he et
the Coseek4, it shall be OTOS as tb.a
dwwst.
And it wme to past that the Grits err.
coated.
Wherefore gayest ties that It is a taws
impossible to raise the dead, uaem the
mighty work has ham done eves in Had,
.and.
The witeb oil Ends tajesd ap S•.sarf,
bat she could Sot von him.
Verily Comilla sad the doctor h...
do.. even greater e.irsclea thea then u
Weet Han..
We shad see later es. E+ r•troa
1:odirioh, May 16.
Peen. new1.ems • Tering nerd,
T. the Alan of Tis ttiSaAa
Shim the tempting' of • erythema of water
weeks we have im.gi..1 that • better teat
tory oomdltian weeehtakid,bt we are Sorry
to learn on isv.ttiptiss that tach i.
the aie.
Numeral' compeole rwoawisg waste worky
are pouoeing the wells of these mot able to
tolls the town ester, sad hew will he a
fradtfwl some* 14 raise and kindred dues...
Then is also the da.pr d these stamen
pods tilling up ad sending their mwhah
1110021 odors through the how. and Mote
°covert the co.farts d the bath tied the
blaming of pare water iato • mmhanos .Sd a
menace to Itis.
We neat ban relief from this stale .1
afi''in The council mart take this cedar
u hand and wore for the tows at any caw
a sanitary system of waterworks.
lot then be • main sower oomveysf
waste water to the lake, and oompd pssp r
taking water to fill up their wells mart;
pipes to Bata sewer from their dwell -age
Then and not till then shall we be Modlad
with the Matti o.sditdse of tae Wm
Secori.g town water ins bees eapmUve
tar the corporation and ler the individual
Let os not for the sake of • dew dollen
more endanger most serkenly the health a
our raisons tad tisk the matt prohabl. pal•
. ibility d each epidemics se fever, malaria
diphtheria, with the poems toil that w
hue in Ood.rich the Weans of turning
waste pipes tato wells is inevitable.
Let there be no delay. Will the board
of health take up the questroo
fiederiok, May 17. R.T,ray..
LACR0881: ASSOCIATION.
wife? WAX DON. AT TWO *MSG Utar1W: Or
Mama w1M1.11 nume'uor.
The wide( of the Western District el
the Canadian Lacrosse Aaseci•ties was hate
in the Commslreal betel, Sathertati es Wed-
n eady, May 11th, at 3 v.*. R 8. Wil-
liams, of t:tde'ich, district seceetary, pre-
siding.
residing. R.prea.oativ. were prow atom
St Marys, Stratford, 141142.11, Semlerth,
Clinton mad (:oderw2. Aa the diaries it
this amen divided into two animism with
the three firmer adobe i. the Iketers and
the three latter in the W..411‘, i1 was ua-
..imously agreed to extend timear paywg
from July Ifith, to July Spelt. ib. Wears
of tdecide championship es Trithg.
he two divisions to pay heal, Sag MIMS
bt► ad112th of Aegast, firm par as be
played 1. the West.
The f48wwing modem were carried :
Thai end club pay its own envenom ,end
renin in awn gate receipts
That es.2 club pmt up • bend of $10 l
be forfeited by any elub not ft.M11imer dths
. ehedslsd, unless five days' Wies be gives
of ire inability to play as that deem
The folitoris, .ehed.ls was then adopted,
YOB VHS w awrse.rt na.Tneer
Oed3rich at (lentos' Jews 15
(bates at Se.1orth .. Jane 2t
Metes at Goderic2 Jelly 1
Seder* at Geder ch Jaly 12
G.dsrio2 at be.tort... Jay 20
Sealer* at Clinton ... hely 28
ret TIM RAATmex ervetw
St Marys at Mitchell Jaen 1
Mitchell at Stratford . Juke lb
!gratified at St. Marys .. Jame IS
Mitchell at 84. Malaya July 6
Stretford at Mi te2,U July 14
Ht. Marys cit Stretkrd....... J V
Mesal Reforms. -8lnth.d-J. A. Mar
Fdden, W. Milia ; 8t Mary. --lots Leavy.
J. A. Ramsey ; M1ee2al--J. Sink. J.
Ryas ; S••for4 -R McCook, P.mj Pres -
mw
; (12.14.-W. P. Sp.oddi.g Ir. lh,W:
Oederte2 1 IS, ► PM1. J. faddism
PORT ALBERT.
Free sur ewe .ln »..alert,
Nat. (Lsiegitare kb fee Manitoba law
week.
W. Tet, of K tweeds'•. vatted here re
cantly.
Mrs Jai Mahaly and ped Mu ty an
at moms en the skit list
Will Smile is as ht.o at p.sumt. Be
heft the .eir. O.4arls in ah them.
Hairy Hawbl.a, of fldhee2, W4, ie
jemmies maw the paaomt•1 rod st pe.est
Our 4 2wmen, 1f.11 11.W.m. meg Matt&
leek seer. very 'Mr Mhtm et Y
ass teeet.
Mae. 2* ihma-*, whim sus prevMlady
seseed Wag very It with .h .Nash .l
'....ties.
"ti •
CANAD'
2/e 01111
T. •
GgwaitAL
DI1Aole tau
clTlE$ IN TI
CORAL WR
gererd .1 tm
ah
years Our taw s t'M
peay t t Intl
y ,,,.k, of Rip
a0tl.- • Ayis {{ 'L
Ltrl Ftxihene
.a lsomed
fill.2*."ieOt
1r. Tort: 4D . L
ha yrs. I ismi.l
est' qct. We
pe.dy recovery.
IN.. at:v Hit. H
yvm V'•11ev. r
M back of orae t
ver) troubles
,13..l pa.l.owog b
ADD ITP,• T' s
a
t ithe feral
r •re harm!
he old use
.04,nM the job
1't is w e
t'aky. Ir
er owned 1
in Toison
•tawviso. oftotrick.cis Has of the Par
era. tae whey r
ackin344.., Fat A
t . do tbon. A
a
VS
I oi.sATt-L►T1
!lumps.., of 11
attune to cot hi
wok wahines
ee -coast elate
w foot from • s
DUN, MA►t%.
:eye that Dem
staking Mg 1
sew frame bars
le tkr. It is tk
takiag her Sola
P.imo.N (:ant.
Industry, of
4sr eo.slg.me
Wove it is give
Jen received e
MVO asytluse
:rice around ha
I'owe. To I
*behind, who
roar time be
brat Wreath fo
, a. who was
post Winn
Wreath for 1
serky, u rinds
Mw Jeanie
;tssa2 vtrting
ti.pbell. ref
etherland, Lt
t'mat h .aothe
eek
A 1.,rru.v t s
'wannest yam
Wed to lases t
esab•rg, Oat
There were sogo
ret fall when y
'esberg : but m
sly you shoal(
par dispersing
cad that of a In
e
✓
Tett W ice
at. The L.cl
.koald buy wh
eras and villa!
possible in le
that effect_
1
4etn whatever
alae for their
,Meter gaanti
malty for the
Bos on Ti
ego Robert Mc
eslky and do
y's little gate
Asp long befor
dog er two and
Reit oaa ►e1&
the horse to •
..t Ming seta
cad away he w
meek of the m
is the rear.
TA.tn Dot
.ad is Rhode
d that protest
my enables w
imerwes ata
w hes been
ease, which
-.d. The 1
tared that ti
whatever to t
.st its sole
timber. he t
-ejdeaes of rim
its last seal
rthe 11eSOl+
nal in the as
onefertim to
.pill makes 2
sun oily the
Ae pLddets-
•
ere•+ em owe
The farmer
Mad their S
Mim...)1M
pia Barbara
Mr. sad 1L
h't.d. ie Le
John. R.. 1
leaket. rekk
Mr. Clii..
m Mn,
Joke mai
W of arkk,
lyse LA ma
kpaw Mr,
4t
km
to
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or' Fed M