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VOL. %LIY. No. 2388. GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1892. D. McOILLICUDDY, PRrs
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS THIS WEEK I NEWS N OGG ETS i ""1"'Yby the weans u • r000gaitwe i A BOUT THE GARB
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MEN. Tuareg
Notice to traitors Kobe. Whines.... li
Para her Yale Ketlpb, Brews & 4af1*.. 8
A Newey Gimlet Obtained train
the Oouny MM.
ITEMS OF INTEREST FOR READERS.
.petal Nobs- A. Ssu.dere . .... .. 8
specie' Photos- K K. amlaew, , , . ..... 8
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limedeber. INC the wind �- lam►
co:wse•sue.
DIED.
rim&HA/NOS- 1• tyederieb. on Mdse
N.v..ber MM.isle! James Y. , al) .a 4
Ma late James r'srr.Meewon. aged 11
roadie.
tHit aft /s Ware. Masa. w Net Mb,
trrt. Carrie Parker. formerly of uo•serieh
,tae tester .r ens Jtba Hates. &Jed M
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CURRENT OPINION.
NW Mea0 1" Lit
strethroy Age AM. Carlyle, .1 Teres.
M, is so advocate of the immediate Week
Ms of pr-eoo.lty sed me:4w tutee. on the
groaad that they are nototloudy toele11-
.labr. forming the ho.cet merchant to pay
p-rs••nalty taxa that Me duh•emet neighbor
tempts, sed bearing snarl• nese beauty on
V-•► keepers, mu -chance sad .tach, than en
lawyers. doctors and others whore has -owes
are not as readily reo.:b.d. .t• :\kala ('ase.
kyle u cbausau of the Toronto 4'ourt
rte.•.., nue nese are e.titi al to comuler.-
tea There to i.e greater ute.lu•fity i.
ratan.,.. than that arising in cone:eel ion
.,tis Income* sad perwealty.
•
Tw. tllatrxlor eN.e.m:.
Ired*. Advertiser The ler asusey that
the ID.,n iusou (hovern.neut :ekes from the
people a taxes, the- better off they will be.
At prevent, 1t is pretty- hard for many 1.111
ear mem and /true. is. as well as he wet;.
-sneers, to make ens:. meet. net this rue
ti ss of affairs doer net prevent the news.
Aper drtrsders ..f high taxation from ask •
rig es to rejoice last datag the lief bee
•nths the Government at t Ottawa b..8ku-
., from the pockets of the pw.jrte by the
.r;eeocy of teems, nearly 8.5.000.000 mar.:
.n has b -••.I rwl•Iiree) to misers Lire Crn/n
•n • err : In the extravagant enwear tt is
now msno.rwi. :What a bream of prosperity
•Isere w„ald be if the millions of dollars tak-
'rern the people uaseoe pertly had keen left
n their poke's, esrblisp thane to pay their
Wee art to purchase with freedom.
rr*R=is Mnee!4T es wLAK\Lv.
The Templar Brother Fester, Minter rr
.f Fi.•nce, had one of hie *erten* t.ementa
ot weakness .n 1870 It was on !`eptemb.er
IAtb of that year that the great Montreal
Prohibition Convention was held the Snit
of de hied m Canada -sad .larieig the ilk
mama of the nee famous t.awlutiae .bout
enacting • prohibition law, "subject to rati-
fication by a powder vote.the late K.
Thomas (:alae, of Moetr•eal, read 'a letter
mins Prof. Fester. of Frederic -I m University,
f:. "asking the ('onveotio. not W make
lc) n,mpru5ar Ihear,bear.• bet tofused °a
nigh ground, trusties ►s t:.,.I and the morel
WOW of Canada,.' ate., etc. That is an ex-
tract from • published report of the meet -
mg. rpsabliebesl .t the time What would
the tken Brother Foster have written sheet
the r.ow '•ikon." Finance Moister Foster's
1..e g!ouad of • Royal reenenmio& .2hter-
fuxe and Lack of tract, apparently, either in
0.•.1 or the moral one, of Caaada no the
;rest pahibitios issue • He surely has his
moments of weakness -awl pitiable was
they am.- hat when did he display the great
••r one,- -ia 1875 whets the above wee pined,
or to 1890 when he moved that evasive re-
solution for a commission to esquire if any
evil routs'
"Tea 11111 - 0N;eT rite too •f_
Hamilton Spectator : Then is one thing
which rimy be said to those who salt for poo-
kmbrume, sed that is this . Thomism there
u sot • majority the'invention people is
facer of rebihitem. If the greater part of
'he people are opposed to prohibition, it is
melees to demand m prohibitory law. We
mem* permit • minority to impose its will
se the majority, and, if such • will were
famed 20r.4. such circumut0aoeo, it would
not be endues& If the greater number want
prohibition, why do they net scar. it •
Why do they act put probibitios o•ndidates
atm the geld sad elect them as other ren
do who have psltieal views whir\ they wish
tarried net. it is folly for the prohibition-
ists to obis that they menet get probibi
tien when they realest to take the direet.
n ape sod *brims means te procure prof. -
Aries. What would be tboo¢ht of protec-
tionists who should complain that they
meld am get • protective law en the statists -
hook. mid whn at the rune time should re-
line to put protectionist candidates in the
field : if the prohibitionist* are in ear.ese
they will show that they are i. earned ;
they will prone their (mitis by their works.
ay eeoplainis( that they eaemet get what
they west sad re wing to try to gat it.
Hey only nails themselves 'Mona of deri-
sies.
gullets Mather id Hie, honored
reteari. in theea= of Wm. Lowrie, of
^06144. rear Mabee", hes been gathered
t^ hi. fath..s. Mr. i.ewvle died very end -
4•17 sew Tuesday omens of hue week.
R. had hem eefferies somewhat teem heart
'Were also the 26114 of September ant, hat
se. never eese.a. N bed, mid altimegbhe
steered aew4er.My he was always OA. se
le Moan the hones. On the Digit of hs
death he had been sinew heel& the Nose
and was Netting pleasaty with his wife,
.ed dui ot won say wore' thea usual.
Rs had barely got i.tn bed, however, when,
any warming. h. fail forward
soften' apparent ►
«ruggie WI?"
s
task its 8Lowrie hwh, Mr Lowwaas a matt,. of
14•wiekabbe, $maned. He tare tg Om-
sk Beed ana years age d settled the
dile until the thee
he cretie.d to re -
mi of his death.
kerma laves&
it r said yet the ,vented thug is Al-
_ �' the "Stathis amy r"Alwrist elu.e.e-
1"11,40o Ismsg i we it w
f f>v M
1si▪ 11 sen .f
le rye rear to • eirWedealer.
IA Werlt7 Knee of Osamu mews served no
M Nos iverybeel- Pleb glad Paine Ma►
pail and tensest- In Irma aver, me- :ase -
Tk. (Yvonne( Sete resat, Views M Rew-
AMt.p et She lam.set heat tree•
Mess Stem est Lest titea.ear
Henirye The Sept. trod Oct. mak. et
Silver Careers cusses factory be. bees sold
at 1011 seats per Ib.
(:erne Gee. Dais, who has been In
Toruato bapitel for months has w far re-
covered to be able to return home.
Hay W Trumner, of the 14th minces -
Mee of Hay. lie. Imagist the hundred acre
form of Joke (hello, Ir. , paying ✓/0,100 there-
for.
brussels Ward Yarrow, who resetly
went West, has smeared • goal alw.tiea
with the Standard (hl Company ,i4 %Cin-
mspsg.
H..sal l The tarn of Mrs. Wm See
cl•ir. no the Mill Road near here, was ed.'
by auction, K. .1. Turner being the puri
chaser, for 16.400.
Brussels Robert Artestr ng left town
last Nunley sem a millwrightane trip His
first place of work will be Trout Creek its
the Algoma 'Menet.
Setiterth : Aboot 88,000 of the were tax-
a have thus far, been paid to the town
treasurer, Mr. Elliott. Ther- ere shout
$4,000 yet to be paid M.
Brussels - Mrs. W. T. tleff and ten of
the children left Brows" for Fsutoo, Mtcb.,
Iut Monday to iris Pet. Mr ('teff. Little
Howard remotest' heeled with his grand.
mamma.
Zurich . Mn. Taylor. of inronto, is the
Rust of Mrs. Gabriel Hol rtnaa. Norte
'A1 years ago Mrs Taylor taught school ou
the Broome, 1. -Ie, and Mn. 14, 1trnlan eras
one of bar pupils. -
T.robury tin W..lhe i•v morning kat
Jas. Hogg, of Turebury. suffered the
IoM of his stable and e-ooteea by t're. which
included a large immunity of hem, two oowe
and about fifty- chickens.
Reafortk . Ata live pireon match, held
et Seafortb ..n Tkankerv,oc Day, A. C.
(i.,ca, of Brussels Gen (lob. ret the pane
for 1st prise by killing 9 out of • possible 13
birds. He mused the lest shot.
Harleck The 4.2.1041 of Harlock
"whoa have engager) ss their teacher for
Beet year, Mas Monteith, daughter of
Alexander Monteith, of b.xlon road,
Tuckersm•tb. ata eala•y of $350.
Brussels The Grieve farm, .amusing
this collage, has been bought by Allan .{d.
ams, of Dm place, for 82,500. James Were
"ter. who has bad the place rested for some
Tears, is going to cone to town to live.
Grey This year John Kayaked had 140
barrels of Northers. Spy apples. He die -
posed ..f 160 barrels in a11. John Seeders,
d this towushmp, had • eery prolific crop
also. selling 200 barrels to the apple buyer►.
Wingk.m On Tuesday of tut week.
Mrs. John .1ohas, of Winghaw, died after •
brief tlaeoe of a liver ailotest, aged 58
Tian. The deceased had recently become a
resident of that town having conte with her
husband from London.
Morro Thomas Millar h.d over 180
barrels of apples from his orchard this year.
Mr. Millar is a .ucoenf0l farmer. J. R.
Bell, who is oo the Frelick farm, 34 miles
aertb of Rruesel., sole 160 barrels of ap-
ples He bad • great crop.
Hentryn Timothy Hanes, of Silver
Corson, one of the earliest settlers passed
awn on Someday-, 5th inst., at the ripe age
of 72years. Deaeised was quiet and ones
semi •0d highly ted. He leaves
quite a large family well provided fm.
Brava . lin Friday ot last week Frank
Bloomfield, hostler at the Central Hotel
stable i2 this place, received • kink on tale
knee from • horse which will ay him &i.le
for some time. It wan feared at first that
the joint was so badly injured that am
pssacts
as might be eoMsry but it is to he
Yopad he will seas be better.
Gerrie Mrs. Wm. Green, who hes Nee
is poor health for some time, died here ea
Tleeda morning last at the aof fan years.
Mr. Gn Green is very Gail They were
• moss the early settlers is this township
They have several ease and daughters
Mise.( them being 11ra H. Perkins, wife of
one psf.seter, •sd timer Grew of (lode -
Corrie : Ala m"etiO4 of the cited 0011 -
of the Fordwich .nd Gerrie Pres-
sehwrehes, held io the former plate.
• us•sinn es tall wee extended to Rev. ,las.
(kimono. at • salary of 8900 per amass.
These oosur gatiss hare been fie aver •
year without • pester ..d their selectee.
was rode with the greatest ears tine ra.-
i=iSy
TOekersenth Mn. George Note, M
Teslerusitb, the well known who're,
hs this year collected over i0 in prise
teeny awarded her at the different above&
When we.oseider that in the departments
te which she exhibited, the prises are
us-
ually small, varying from about 25 'tents to
ems dollar, Mrs Nest's isle .try and .kill
will appear to dill best rMiramaar).
Jobs See t, of %Nehmen, Mc.
Klllsp ..M the west eft] teres of hie
hem to his neighh.w, Jobs MoDowell, for
the ass of S1.74i There are no bendiest
en Mie property, but it is es ase • piece of
and as there is gee themes ssd was sold
Asap This ryes Mr. McDowell •
teiees�t arm .f 1h0 acres. while Mr.
Acott .till leas 160 ares left.
Nsdnrtb • Tho nowt' agreed to eoep-
e rste with ether neewlin is t•kieg steps
toward" dita.mieating ief rseaties areas
the ratepayers nahe.r.iwg ti Mase of refuge
ler this esesty. A bylaw we pared Nx-
•.pef.t the .sw lonedry halldlsp. beteg
tweeted Isy Dr. Coleman, mid the ...hf..ry
so he watained therein, from t.xs$s for
period of tea mint. This emespel...ns
a4
sed wee sine yel..trlly sed
Wow
8reees e : The Gas. (Kansas) Su. tray
of • former resident of Hr•tsesi.:-Ker,
I (Mo. McKay has cloned one year's work
wMh tfte Presbyterian o..gr.goIMe sed be -
Rea as Nether To show their
Motion .f kis Rood we* the ladies of (' e
pre...ted his with • purse of 81500. T
present was a oompl.te surprise to him awl
he feels very thankful for the Madams o1
the ladies im thus sowing their appreci•tior
of 11.8 Worts.
McKtilup : lht Monday morning of 1•.t
; week Je' •, McKay, ma, ouoceasirw, de-
i Killop, .mrd &fter • • "( ulnen. The
; trenhle started with a lw .. in the right rye
IHo era. • oussisteat mentheswhichallected bee Mum. Mr M..e:e; was
tut old made. • and was highly respected.
r He era. • .wsteiatoat menthesof the Meths
L1t eter•h. The funeral • •ok place on
Tuesday aftern.•.0 at tLe PIM bury ag
gr.nu.1. Hullers. A wife and large family
of s.•veri cbil4ren we left to mourn the loss
of h.ub.nd sud fie her.
Kxrter : The rutty friends of David
Mill. r, veterinary •denof Exeter, ami
many •ay year. • resit sof this village.
will Mars with deep re,,ret of the very • tad
den death of he wife, rbieh .ad evest oc-
curred ..n %Wed.redsy .or..ing last. ile
reaped t..,, fnuud (haul .itt:og to herch•ir.
Mr. hiller seas re-- highly teapeawd by
every .me f..r her kiied, .main$. anal smiling
y.alitiee, nail lir. Miller and family have
the heartfelt sympathy of the altar. Com-
munity in their sal bereavement. Thu is
the thirl.leath in. the family during the post
veer
DUNOANNON.
PMb7 rarear.pO. Prepared Per Seeders et
T1! ataYl.
Prem Our owe correspondent.
Hoar A.;*i*. .Chas. f:irvta, sr.. btu re-
turned boose from attending the funeral of
his meter, the 1•tr Mrs. Ihvtti
V,srri t, .-J. S. McMath, of Ceaierich,
was here on Sunday visiting his tatM-r,
Hugh 14110th, sad other relatives is this
vicinity.
R.t.v(Klta - It ie pte&sing to be able to
state that Edith, eIders daughter of .l. 1f.
When., who h.., been ill, is rapidly beams
cmvaleecent.
Uoaa Abel*. -y. Murchison .bo has
been taking a t••ur w rise Northwest, re
tur ',Al hu•t.. l.: week. 1t'e eela,rne him
haul: to out village.
Ktera.v[H,*.: Glee MY L1.1. -- It will he
p'••asing to the relatives and 50017 friends
of .1.. Met:wg to know that be ie sti{1 on
the way of recovery from hie resent inners
and is continuing to improve in health.
\ reree. -We eesunre that Winter is
fairly set is as on Saturday of last week the
merry jingle. iingk, of sleigh bells were
heard, however, we would not attempt to
prugnomiate as the weather is so variable
jast nor,.
ikea'e Careen (yrxNiN... In our last
we stated that reference to church dedica-
tion (hake's) would be made in this. Asyour
oorr spondent frecu Ashtleld hen given the
t•trtic*:ars coneerinnit it any further refer-
ent.* is unnecessary.
Maw Kkuliimm. On Wednesday of last
week, Gee. :i inn. having in the *.n.u.while
retired from farming. has moved with his
family into the rem tepee which he recently
purchased. sada now become a citizen of
oar prosperous village.
\'tarn'*. .lobe Bell. of Dakota, sad
formerly of West \Wawaneah, arrived hero
last week and is now a g..•..t at rise ofd
►o:ues' cul : he looks t be picture of good
health and expressed honuel: . . .sly pteaea.l
With hi, noses in the laud of ..s. adoption.
Htwi<t., --To all appears.. .- at the time
of writing Winter assn to le• .t Mead. We
are informed that, owing to n -it ing .,eegi oc
coined with the apple crop. 0 -ch is .oar-
ly, it not quite, finished, a vee .st.er of fer
niers hereabouts have Dot .0: -• waned the
turnip crop.
Rr.4n,OATto.. -As oar asant... 2 •eeeher,
Hi., M. Pats, is desirous of retro.; a pat.
tioe for 1893, nearer home. She ledered
her resignation to the beard of wheel trus-
tee*, which has been accepted. ,\.• nailer
stand that she has been successful to secur-
ing the charge of the school for 1893 is Dun-
lop 41. S. We wish the young lady the best
of success is her new appointment.
STAT. or WIATHka-Wednesday of ass
week the weather during that day mimeo Gas
sad Indian summer lake, that it seemed as if
we wet" lo have the pleasure dmany day
of each weather : however, we have had
wintry like weather sine .ad should it coo -
Untie to be so we promo! the weather
prophet who predicted that winter in all
peehability would be late setting in, may
take a back seat and prepare hie apology.
Annrrtor To F*erLT. -On Sunda ,morn-
ing tut .soh' Gay, well-known in tyle vii.
age and neighborhood as a popular builder
and onetractor of buildings. and who is d -
or gay, happy and cheerful, wee ley the
arrival of a Miss Gay, tswde to fele still
more gay than ever. We are credibly is -
formed that mother and daughter are doiy
well We eongratnlate Mrs. sad Mr. Gy
es the happy event, hoping that the damgh•
ter may he keg spared to them.
Tete a.a:tvten: 4sm.mt. - fa Sabbath
lett Rev. 9. Fairbairn, as previously tntim-
Ned, preached a Thanksgiving sermon, tak-
ing u the fmtndation of hu din -nurse the
words as contained in 2nd Kes'I., 7th chap.,
lark verse, and also in Psalm 107, verses 21
sad 22, from a llkieh the reverend gentleman
dedoom, toady good and practical ogees -
Moo se to the ditty of thoukagivi.g fns
spiritual tied temporal blo=tngs eajoy-.d
the eith.ee of a letario .specially. O. tart
sabbath, the 27th, he is to preach a serwtes
en the di -inn altherity few tempi'( the
1abb.th Saere4.
Lorry .&.. (a Wednesday evening of last
wok Mr. Petrie delivered • verb interest -
kis and iratreetive lecture is els. Spiaco-
p la ian ehar1b. Rehject, " inspiration of
the Scriptare." Daring the course et the ad-
dress he largely dwelt epee the mimes
denials and objections make in the peal sad
M to the present, refuting them by men
p/re+.ottial and strong ',nista in favor of the
ileripeeras loin duly inspired Mr. P. has,
erste he cru to fleng.n.n., h7 mesa* of
W eer.ed aedievore to de gime) for the
eau'" am44 growth of true referee .n the
ea=maity, s whisk he he sea, ode gl road
Meesteemof wwwiy hisserve's bang
nano. hle “6 . May seliteal sewn.
An OtsawS Corrsepondent Die
eottroee Os the 8ubJeot.
MONTREAL TAILORS LEAD THI_ VAN
IIP. leerier. wMb she roma era. 1101.00, ft
mlwal• well erease.l Se nee J. J. hw
raw sad Ms. Mr. ewtset-Rat Ms.1Ner
T0egs.. •ad has te4reaiwe Pewter de
nava/am le adve.Sye--Mow sae " teas
Rem .bass? Rs7" Laeba.
From The Termite Telegram
„ There are n Montreal better deemed
men than is any saber city in Panda," say
a commerce: •clan, who Crenate the amnia -
out half • doom time. • year. The reason
of the u somewhat obscure Indignation
would fill the mind of any Toronto tailor
who was told that his Montreal brethren
were mor.' adept in the nee of sheen sad
tape than Toruuto • sat orial w. nets. Yet,
it must be aokww.edged that the statement
is not without foundation. The Montreel
members of Parliament are .11, with the ex
wedeln, perhaps. of Mr. Lapin, very well
tailored Indeed. The statuesque Laurier
love* soft greys and browns. Thotyh cari-
caturists insist on making the Liberal lead-
er • mtr-el of aparene•s, he sea realty well
built man. Hu shoulders ate broad, and
hi. limbs straight Though he awrr was
an athlete, it must be th.t kis muscles are,
eves at fifty, the muscles of • strong man.
Over on the other side sits J. .1. Curran,
dapper. clan &haven, and always clad is
black with • bright tae. The member for
dotted (',entre has a head of time -silvered
hair, which, watt the soft flesh tints of kis
face, make him s handsome roan.
The Minister of Public Works dresses
better than he talks. Certai•dy the tailor
has every opportunity of snaking his client
• well -appearing man, for Mr. Oaim.t has
• magnilkeot figure on which to drape the
wall -cut clothee which his St. James street
tailor makes for him.
The rue cannot he said of -or John
Thompeon The leader of *he Hosts. ie al-
ways faultlessly attired. but if the awful•
troth most be known, he has a figure which
is dumpy to unwiekliness. His tailor doe.
the most he can for him and the result is
that he wears very rood clothes, which
would look better on a better built Mee.
The Minister of Finance is not nim in his
taste for dress Anytbiag which will clothe
him respectably is rod enough for him.
His costume is semi Imes actually revolting.
In the hot days of last rummer he was wont
to appear in the chamber in a Mack morn-
ing oat and white gannet trousers. This
was, as has been said before,
11[11 *H\A91.7 "01Iate*Tl0N,
than which oothing but white trousers and
a frock coat could be more mitresenue. It
is hoped that Mr. Nester will shortly aban-
don this form of transgression against the
dictates of what is popularly considered
gond taste in raiment
Perhaps w man in the Hoose of Cesnam-o
weds .Pore money on clothes than
Prior, the British ('olumhian whip. . ,e
('aorel when ui Ottawa, is always s•:ey
ed in glorious attire, and is oonei.lrred the
best dressed man in the House Another
point which gives him special prapineoce as
a legel•tor is that he poems* a very fine
baritone voice.
At Mr. Laurisi left hand site Hon. L.H.
Davies, of Prince Edward Wend Tall .ad
spore, Mr Davies is one of those men who
are well dressed without extravagance in
eat or dodge The man from Prince
idw rd lamed is never over dress -
el and net fir slouchy. He hes tise faculty
of striking a happy meso between these
ewe objsdiooahl...
Sir Richard Cartwright, whoa he was •
young man, was a "dandy," as the well -
chewed men of the day were called. Now
the sturdy knight has left sea great extent
his interest h. the raiment which a man may
wear. He 10.es en ancient frock cat, cut,
sot as the fashion nnw is, with very flow-
ing skirts, but tight fitting and rather
short The coat is seldom buttoned, and
how anbeaotit0 this adios if the most
careless observer will soon ss.
Let it herm be stated that the nest
eitetema M Tri 11.100105,
mile will sit beetle Mr. Htigprt, will present
est • very marked contrast. N the
Minister of Railway. Mr. Daly a. aver
tweeds. Being short .ad steal, he berm
that he will ant look well in wardig teat
or book, and so wean sack roan which
slew of he broad shoulders mock letter
thee wield the morning wet which lot at no
the • hind."... gareient.
It hen become the (niece to speak of fair
Adolphe Cletes as the mom ermetely dressednes is the Hoses of Comasoa., but ebb ep-
i.ise hes little warrant. Sir Adolphe in
certainly mi expansively droved m.. but
his taste rens a Han N Na esteems. Bir
Adolphe, • few years age, rued to wear a
Ws .0.t of aetonWier whines= mid deem -
feed with great pearl butte''. The aunt
hen net appeared fan a long tufts Charlie
Kelly, the star hackman ot the Capital, has
• east which is tench like Sir Adolphe'•,
and Kelly has been 'known to say Air
Adolphe gave it to him Bat that is • pri-
vate matter between Sir Adolphe sad Mr.
Kelly.
CIL O'Rrien mud pos.M some of his
b sheet artistic W at, fee the mei
7 always dreamed with the
utmost taste • (gars. well
TMS goodly
knit sad tall. ver had
.tithes which would take from his appear-
The
Me! appear -
Tie In..joriy of the ft walittle attentiou to dean.
k
built Giros! .', ef Te. Ilereeta as, the
eerier Desiarditee - sew o Semen the
partly. yeast iiiSerprim,
Asyut .ed Fre=.M .1Quebec. meld .p
tak=else their is the 0*0.1ry�n i the bent
edeemed
of the
h..riesuse t naw te the limine, He steads
quite sit foot, is straight tie at arrow, .ad
has the Mild d .. &thin., There was •
regular manner .f aiselt.11m whim the
yeses weseler ler Tire Itlemlaise
troduegi oma day 4 1 wr i0•
1I Yr.
Rag MUTUAL BENEFITS
WOULD FOLLOW.
Gemmed era !men M speak es well r
rsl as.. a Tr.. , lels es srees as
parliamentarian'
eew le eeeeted.
PORT ALO&RT•
nem oar owe eorruspoe4wt.
Yat C-.logh•m ,a hese from Metastable.
Jetta sad Joe. McMfla. have 1st thee
taro to Hash J. Bake of the 7th oat
Ashfield.
Geo. A. Genas left for Clevea.d, Ohm,
last week. Be Inane • masher of creditors
the chid amen whom is his brother in-law
Andrew Meld*Dan to ampere his hasty exit.
Mr. tad Mrs. Geo H.wkies nattiest
from Manitoba and have again i .kec up
theft random amongst as They are at
preaeut Ironer u R. helo.g's hoar in Moi-
ne steers.
Mr. sad Mrs. Mataffy web their sea
Noreen left here ea Friday lest, and have
taker up their i widen*, i. Godsriok. Mr.
cad Mrs Mahelit ::vis theerelvs very
popular while mm114.t as and timer de-
parture is, regretted by .11 toe:.cq.aia-
tamoea
Ger teiool will have • change of teachers
foe 1893. Mies Alio" Hawkins of Godericb
Model School , e.segdd to teach in the
junior department to replace anis McFar-
lane who tate.dn takers a term at Ottawa
Normal Saban. We uudent•od the fres
tees have net as yet wound • teacher for
the Senior department. Mies Sorrows, our
very popular teacher, teed te teach in
tepp•rdton school for 1 She will be
ccii mired ►ere.
LEERUHN.
From our own oorre.yoodeot.
Yterrotnt.-W m. and Maud Stirling, of the
Goderich high school, were tis.• guests
their uncle, D. Stieruyf Saturday .ad Se. -
day Int. Mins E. MacCluskey,ot the 4th moa ,
(loderich township. visited friends hen thin
week.
PxsmnxAl- ----lire. (1. H. Cletton, from
near Statlord, was up last week o. • neat
of nose days. During her sojourn with her
sister Mies Edith Hoetos they were in
l:oderich, beteg present at the weddus .f
their osis., Mew Edith Hillier to Kole,. Cu$t
of Grey Tp, Heron Co. The bride was well
kmown hem tied we, with • large carols of
fetesd& wish the bridal pair • bright and
seamy future on the matrimonial nee of this
life that they have undertaken together.
'4be Marquis of Waterford u the nuns of
• superb pig of Berkshire stock recently
purchased by Joseph Healey from John Var.
coe, of Peue.nwra farm, near Carlow, Col-
borne township, of .ha nuns)). The pig it.
gmestuoo being sired by Rear Knight, and its
darn ',sing Rustling Belle. Partners in this
section who wish to improve their stuck can
do so by swing the proprietor a cull at his
retedence on the hike shore rood two miles
from the Dunlop City Kxcharge Hotel.
Terms reasonable.
The Sunday Gospel Temperance meeting
Seaday afterntem in the hail of the I. 0. G.
T.213,eaw •goal.ttetelaooe who listened to
an able and impressive address on the bene-
fits of temperance, by Wm. McCloskey,
teacher cf Porter's Hill, showi.s that
temperance was • benefit to all, If carefully
stadied,tbey would mart regret its te•ehinge.
The oburman, J. G Clinton. at the clean
banked Mr. Mctlust ey for his address .id
..ep,.d In the near foto-e be would earn..
regain to help tilt temperance workers here.
Fora tithe the gospel meetings roe • ill he
discrtntinued bot may he res•ewo,l in Feb -
teary. A choir of voices under the l•eider-
ship of Edw. Shaw with Miss Edith Horton
preeidinv at the organ, sang several anis:.
Mons of music. The attendance of the pub
tic has ..n the whole been good dace the
meetings w. re •tarted�io .lily last, anal we
hope the teach:Isgfs will le of lit mat to all
whn have attended then.
MARNOCH.
Prom our Own Correa; cadent.
Threshing the harvest of 1891 ,a nearing .t
cheer, However, ovens of the threshers Lave
two or three weak.' wcrk ahead of deem
yet.
Tnn.1pe have leen at kat safely heeled.
but Mr Mg to the very rhaecee.;.bl,• •Parise.
some dif8nety was experieae.cl to lining
them.
T:.. reads err exceedingly unpleasant. seg
is nasal at tole season of the year. At pro -
eat. there .re • few inches of .sow on the
pound. If it goes .way now the roads
will be is a deplorable oo.ditioe.
Charles Campbell had • morrow me.pe
from fatal injury last week. He had ted
up • oolt for the first time, dark was .teed-
ing behind it to keep .t from hackies. The
ani.rl, however, plunged bitch, broke kis
ester and termed right .ver e. Mr.
bell. Happily, • few severe braises were
the wont nealte of the tumble.
Therm are • .umber of bbeayy,e and yens*
.tee, who ought to have attained yes.m. .1
wisdom ie the vicinity of Calvin church
who ars ia the habit of weeding the even-
ing services head there &ad rabies • dinar -
Imam. 8.e eeed.et see..s be censured
ton ..verely, and in a .✓.rue of gnat en-
.oym.s. eepeehlily to the leaders of the
Yewe( seesaws. If the e6..d...
do .et teem their misbehaviour it ie gene
probable Mat they will get tete trouble.
A wine by the ...his .f Oieehorg Mer-
riam ween reuse hers as week willing speQ-
facles..d jewelry. He wee born in kerne,
Germany, and hes base out in than onn,try
eleven years. O. belie asked haw it was
that be , Mims • Germ.., did sot smoke,
he replied. a i eels ter .kwnke, von i vas
yeses. Ahwwrbd • lot too. Shtrrsked
sepoe4as. :net • lot. (l.ut • guarder •
toy. Des day. no saapagettet, o me....
Gel me sods', meeralmsse hips Awed
.kne.g. Aide] shunts Wagon Shemin
id • keg dime, end id made meseek.
Snell hag dime. day is pad .i.lt bays.
Modes. odes. Get Meer dee )
sine.
PM peer le shamble. Omit pear te be near
s.yp.dy dmse.ki0'." What a pity an
yeses the who tha.k it se mealy to
.s . jalss..a weed wield rant [.are the
hens tat. young Deteb.mn i ensd.
NOW a& nee is tiere
it le see .f the nisei these is the world
le sere a erre. De eat nee adds we ether
esuoide lwp•rsideek awl don't ewe • hole
in year Moot. lit i. &imply M sloplv Pet
mom's Painless last'' 8tsteeetar, and in three
lain the aura efts he removed without pato.
Illtiref mks, Case.ltfwal ►.s Tube .sly Attu,.'.
What as Amerle.a 14•ws-
pspsr we o8 C. U.
AN HONEST OPINION EXPRESSED
7f. saeealla. 44mam r Ow Miami 1=5or-
nMt arum at 0be Ra/ -is is necessary M
Mom M tNMee4 tee 000 Peace sed rree-
ome, of Nee renstmes& - iwd/c,seM/ se
a Reed goes 1. the PK wad W11I •ever
be Revived -Lee .s be 5.11,4.
ire.m New York aeeb.srd.
Th. Comedian gestins le ane of the most
important before the A.IerwM people N
day. There is no reason for Canada" re
leaiaiag " outside the breastworks ' of
.tmmioao prosperity. There is too reams
why the development of Canada's gravid re-
sources, of soil, of forests, of miser and o/
fisheries should not be rapid and permanent
There is no reason why • people ewe in in
Waits, one in language and uue in all bat
sauunalaty, should not be one in everything
politically and commercially. There is no
reason wbr the greed etawol to the nen
from the Creat Lakes via UN St. Lawrence
should not be made by one people worth and
wok of its shores for the oomm.e advantage
and for ourselves alone. Not a tangle
reason sewm be advanced in behalf of Canada's
political :cadisioa. Her interests are not.
and cannot be, identical with times of Eng
land her Mistreats aro allied with oars by
geographical oonditiom which make them
identical.
Rut there is • sentiment. against political
•.ton, $ sentiment which c., -n roe the
politicians, which befogs rho people and
which ret rds their advancement. It is.o-
tbiog more. That sentiment must be over-
come : it „mast be charged ; it most be
for union before annexation is possible.
How shall it be dose ! O01y by Natation
Creds, as oaly h ' "- s .4 to
pri-
vileges will do, her efiSdete depeode.oe
upon the United States end power to wreck
bar uumm.rctally and financially. There is
ao need of being tritely menthe.' Cos
merciai extension t• .e '• • metier of aeo
timeut with Canada nor with us. With
each it u . necessity- with us he security.
with Canada for development.
The ren Iprooity whish deferred political
anion must never again lie pmt o operation.
It e1 now dead -let os keep it buried.
Ganda must oxime to us, and else mast do
it ..it. Why play a waiting gamy! W4
t force the arae ann
(aoia forces us .11
so
e lle an. tied Kagland back. her up.
Then let us deny to Canada any privilege
until she is willinv to enjoy all --through
the loyal sisterhood of perpetual, unchange
able, political unity'
Wecan MUM op • naval remove and forte
from end to end along the frontier, and sone
may. gut how much better to spend the
money in behalf of each other in making
possible. - not greater grants --that an
over be, through or with Cattail& but
greater America, from the Minion border
to the Polar Sea '
DUNLOP.
prem our ow • correspondent.
Haypwker, art in our midst this week,
having some little dlttianit.es with the
weeder, packing in the open tar at the
stack.
The following ie the report of the pro-
motion examination held in No. 9 hat
month. Promoted from part I to part II -
Lily Jewell, Etta Young,
Nellie Oke and
George Clutton. Ii to III ohne : Nellie
Tobin, Renu Q04d, John Shim. Junior
111 to eeoier III Dame : Leat• S. Horton.
HAv1Na HOLIIOAY& -Oar old friend Gavin
(hes.,formerly of Shepp.rdtoo,but now one
of the land agents of a leading Cansdiem
firm selling farm machinery out in the
Northwest dropped in amoss.t us the other
day seeing old friends here, bringing with
him particular tidings very interesting from
Austin to some of the fair sins i thin berg.
Gavin will till after the New Year, .m.[it
visits among relatives sheet Sbeppardton urn
well as another one perhaps more interest
ieg. Rat to change the subject be is to go
to the heedgaartere of the firm at the end
of him holidays to make tip • Large order for
the corning seamen of harvemti.r in Man
itola.
('lint°. TI» ore= reeled is the Pres
byterian church on Monday ovation wee •
pr0000noed success, Th. bidting was
crowded to the doors. and .bout 896 wore
given towards the org.. fed. D. A. For-
rester moo. the chair, °hair and Mr. Berne sad
Mire th
Jkae. were e.neaspesi to
8t. Helms : A very Omelet .west seek
tet. Wedwedy enuring. g. ted 96th of
at the house of (Mothe wh
kis tlsa(hter, Jonah, awl Mr. n
of
81. Thomas, were united te the herds
el matrimony by the Ray. R. H O. Mohr
sin, M.A.. R. D.
Menlo : Mts. Hartley ham received the
sed lotnllige.oe that her father le dead, her
mother tastes died • few day before him
Mr. and Mn. Sewell were Utes with their
&Neter ie W mei up to Onetime of their
destit Mrs. Hart e y has the sympathy of
the co1wmaeity in her bereavement.
Se.forth Monday evening Chas. Raker,
of Atsferth, died of typhoid fever after •
bidet illness. His wife was hired shoes •
month agoher death bring Cie mesh ..e .
long siege of orssomptinw. Threw room/
*Andres are Mee left orphan. •• ('hu,',e,
as be was f•=ili•rly ralle.l ern • sell
k.nws b.rsssass and tad handled ' lir•
lisle ' for several years.
111s.0017 "'rises M MIs and a.Iv1..
The " Sunlight" Reap f o., Trevino, offer
the fellowiag priests every uses till further
Andre. to boys sadiris main 1u. reeielin4
ie the Prn.ie,e of latario, who smear the
gr..te.• number ret ••&aml.`ht " w s
let, 110: 2ewl, eh : 304, 113: 4th, 81 ; 6th
to 14th. • handsome hook : and • ,tatty
porters, to three who send not Is... that 12
wrappers. head wrappers to '' Mnnligbt .
Snap Office, 43 Soott.N., Termites not later
'h.. 'IOWA of melt swath mid marked
Competition " : •lin give full name, 64
ares, age. sad number el wrappers \t't.
ser'• semen will Mpe blisMd in The Ti. mite
Mail el. 800 F.tsri y o eon mootb. It