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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1893-1-19, Page 44 TSE SIGNAL : GOODERION, ONT., THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1893. IS !v/i? THURSDAY HORNING iT th 111•11111LIACIIIIIIMI. Oils et P fr.ii M a --J and ler. Worth stress, a.dsrdeh. Osmate. Teems et d.Mes retem t Mto►, 1. idem°, Thesemmoatha 11oe.dii s » will be eer.A ~~ MR y� l . Adeeolba.t �m and oiler casual .dvertleemesr., lea per 1 w for first insertion, sada oasts per Use ler each.uiecoueet tnaertlue. Measured by • .00pereil scale. Basta:or cards of six Ilse" end nadir. el per year. edvenisemeats of L. round. Ntrayei t'a.rnt. Shoat sesta Wanted .•.add Chancre Wanted. net enseedax $ seapan .1. ti per mouth. li Na'e .n.1 Varna on Bale. not he exceed M Bn.en. SI for first ucouth. see. per ons Baines, month. larger whir. io proportion. Any special notice. the olden. of which i• to promote the pr:unmsry henedt of say tadi- vida•f or company. to he ooasidersd as •d- Terttaritienl anal charred aerordinely. Loral 0011001 in noopsreit type one tient per word. n000icw+lrws.ban J5c. Isocal noticed in ordinary reading type two cents per word. No notiee for lege thea M. Notices for chum -bee and olbrr religious and benevolent maltutton. half rate. t'.at+meretel (•salmm i+ Ad.ershieea•. A limited number of dls�yt�ed advertise, menta will be Inserted .t the awIna rata Per tech. one insert los. M N four insertions 1 .a three '• the munch..................... W " na months ........... x '• one year S gel No advertisement was than two laches in length will be o.lrulated on above bats. S per rest. discount allowed for cash payment.,s es three ontlu'eontract : to per mot. on aux mouths'. sod 15 per rent. on a year's, These oo.dttbns will be strictly eeforved. A soot ••Taw Mesal" alellvesy. Subscriber who fell to receive Tat SIowt roan. • regularly, either by carrier or by a. will confrere furor by .cgwnti.a as of the fact at es early a date aa possible. Lee& as Tear label. Tour label 1s. standlne receipt of thr due to wbiett you are paid up. Nee that it is not allowed to 1.11 into arrear. When a change of address is desired. both sb the old and the sew address oeld be levee. Rete. -rad mann.rript. eaanot he returned. C.wreepondence must be written on one side .1 paper only. tll.s Pe.r. oll weeTomei..1. 1'. Le Tomei. of Goderk•h, has been ap voluted LotaI 'reiterating Ageut for the town- ships of Dederick, Colborne, Ashfield and Wa- wa.oeh. Local po.tma.ters over the dietriet are also w mein' ein' subscriptions to Tse StewAL All commentutiuss must be addressed to D. McOILLiC(:DDY. Til Seat, reiepho0e Call 3o Oodsrick. 0.1. SODilt}CM. THURSDAY JAN. 3. 0 mtIn titW t lace. During the next few weeks. our men friends should d le renewal subscriptions for the coming year. It is a comparatively easy thing for every subscriber to set himself or herself square on the list for the ensuing term, and when that it done they are not haunters ; y • label in arrear as each week passes by Tii SIGNAL. Jariog m the coing year will be touch aided by our many suhem ribers making precept remittance of . ubacr,pttona. The solitary subscription is • small item, but she aggregate tote's up thousands of dollars, and if every subscriber would make up his mind to commence the n ew year by getting straight with but sub- scription account the sphere of usefulness of this journal could be largely extended. Dunng the past few weeks hundreds of dollars worth of accounts for subscriptions and job work have been sent out from the S oeaotiog room of THE ic. AL. and we hope newness. receive • ready tuss. 1f you don't get an account don't get ot fended, het mail your indebtedness to us at once, and you will get due credit for it. Look at your label and see that it gem moved one notch In trout ofits present de- signation. Yon send the subscnption and we'll do the rest. Tas COLO .sx ar ax. r. Tis eters earoa l-hristntas has nos osly been the longest but also the most severe is forty years in this section le THACIIIAT wase He ?WI FLOW Il Ha o wuld have a readym•de Jame. Ytt.tow. ✓ i.rso in the Court reporter of our loyal Gna- t temporary. Ors airylat .'h++TO THg •H1'tIPIYT Mire of royalty in Canada it doesn't take lens to discover that the gentleman who re- ceives good Canadian dollars for keeping the loyalty collar on the colonists is might well paid for him labor and his ability. The present vice -regal tour is doing • great deal be opea the eyes of Comedians along this 1d.e. T.. t.ATmer M1' TO IIA•. TN■ I:wrlte te do its Basi. best is Cot, (('Ketal., M.P., the ". from Shanty Kay. " The Colonel steeds shoulder to shoulder with D'Ai.Too 'CA MTHIt, M. 1'., wawa the gerrymander and for • redaction of the tariff. A few r. megeed, able bodied kickers like O'Rsirs and McCaeirnt, and the N. P. will get a e hakiug. f5A TEM UMW ■ov gat WAITam. The recent g.Merhgs of petition stare in Terms, and Hamlltea were watched with much interest, for from the lips of Air Jong Teorrenw words of great Importance were expected to f•11, portraying whist it any Ming was likely to lis intr.-heed daring the fnrtltrsming session of ihirli•meet to belles the hertben now barring so heavily die▪ tagneolteirsl cemmsaity and through el that ohea.depreeisg all oar legitimate ind4leThe e Premier premised is • heN-hearted urease to lop same " mould .rel+ h,.aobemay,. " may, bet is the lepplog m of presses he will he et with the same dhieht*e n that (rine-oily beset the archi- tect who, trying to reat.• deemed labels, dSado that, ilambed•s all, it mast fall te pias from im very reatemeees Qhs the Premier pmt • head en that part w x te of tie al P.hey that pr.e.m the mer iris. manges*, N..utp.t .1 the i mM men el the ..ees., the esermess grease fifties. the probe M the agar t.• rs1I1 tlyd 1.' J) __ SatMS ae% IBMSE Msdessers, er my ether poierbd1rs/s ggelidthat .midst the ge wklg pessover- ty al ear lers has waxed het. sleek ..d wealthy • 1f not, thee all We words ars bet as ft. sawdust to a heavy nialtds. Rat mom .lg.41oe.t of .11 was W decla- ration emiration that no reciprocity +nary with the Vatted states would be considered by the Tory (.or.rt ..s1 that would discriminate against Crest Kellam, which, is Bast, Imam mathat the farmers of Camila nay growpoorer day by day withuwt any co eers beteg felt by the well-fed and well- cared-for elloared for dignitariee of the ('rows so beg as - the pedaled tie beading Canada to me archiul Renew u ntaintaised. Theo we had a most unusual and very aeaselese speech from the Governor I:sacral rBoardwho, at the To,oto Board of Trede ban- quet, gave the country • lot of unreliable st•tw.ios from • very unreliable were*, sad tot the unit time in l'aanda's history we a. had preoted to us the unseemly spectacle ot a Governor general monnting the stump gull becumkIg • partisan. Lord STA]LAY'i, speech was iu lad taste. and did we not know that he a of • dull tendency we mieht feel indignant at be presumptuous lecturing of neo who are hu superiors in intellect, met who, unlike himself, feel the pinch of hand times and are paying the price of their national folly in permitting them.such as he to lord it over the. lave to the debt laden tanners of (acada no Iuzuua ua qrters m Rideau Hall with • Canadian cold each income of 1150,000 per aurum for doing nothing -. •together with furniture, rel, servants and every other item of ex- pense that I rinogs to housekeeping, sod the privuegr of importing for himself and household wise., clothing and every addi- ion to his .:omfe.rt and luxury. free of duty, and meet of them would be `• loyal." Lord STA .t.El has always bees known as the dull member of the family and so was neuybt to be gond enough tor Canada :sod. a troth, he te, while our people are satisfied with imperial connection : but he may rest assured that when the irresponsible repre n tatives of the ('rows become partisans he day of our relief from such inflictions wt he near at hand. fir Lvr•tth delivered himself at Hamel- n in what may be termed the speech of hte tour, while it was adorned by polish d had in it some good wholesome politi- 1 doctrine it fell short of whas we all know to bare been him duty to be country That the Canadian farmer must be prosper ons before any prosperity can his the lot our country at Isrge u self evident, and feel very ere that the Liberal leader kno of we ons the diereses and i. quite aware of the oily pernanet remedy. let he oonte.15 him- self with delivering old and stale platitudes and fondly imavines that he is going to suc- ceed thereby Let us suppose him successful at the forthcoming general el.ct,or What can he do beyond reducing the expenditure a trifle ✓ pehaps, and reducing the import duties on • few goods in all of which be would have our heartiest support('lei he giv- our farmers the freedom of the American mar- ket and the profits there'rcas' If not, then we feed bound to ay that his talk about British Free Trrde and the adoption of such by use country is ass tinkling -cymbal and is unworthy of him. Revenue we must have, and to obtain 11 duties must be levied oe imports or else we will hew. to orr•siae • staff of Federal tax collectors, and while that may be (mend in the abstract no such system can be successfully applied in Canada by any Ouveromeot that desires to lire, tad least of .11 would it ba tolerated in Mfr. I.at Rine. own Province where the debt is about thin, eight millions of dollars, and the prospect of repudiation staring the foreign creditors is the foes at as early date lost issigues the Federal target/weer visiting the boner of the poor habitant and demanding that whieh he does not possess nor sever oan pommies while his potatoes, hay, poultry, eggs, lamb., oats, pulpwood and ether marls prodwote are Mut oat from the only paying market That Mr Lir cotta bas faith that he can euro the ills and evils from which eon from are sefyarins short of mien with the Steam we do set believe, for we know hist to be • highly intelligent. wan. He comet, therefore, escape from either performing hie fall duty to ha distrsm ed htlew netisese by proclaim- ing the truth, or beaming • laggard is the race for the ems•seipatien of our hand. LOCAL BREVITIES. Twelve of the members of Marsha leaned No 103, R. T. of T., attended the district Conseil of Huron held at Vara., Tuesday lata Why bay your somas leaehisss frena steamers •t teatime atom, when you sae ggostt tbe bent as.factured from G W I�ieulsen mfee IIM.00. Monday .meanie net the pregpashes eosins perm at Mrs. D. wDeenldS bents was • plashed (Meri.g and high* wssser fiti every particular. M. Niehsien, the We.t..a Saurian*, the miel re splashy ( administerenateral tenth d tree 9 fon the painless eztreetiss of teeth. Mies Nellie Mekes.im, el (leeertek, Ins. dared sus of Mr. t 1w.rlsr'e favourite wise` Pa, Coe his Wa v.rT ee�b* enT at the c ser+ hell is Jams. eves- IftesdaMOW. perame resiesge t:5 bees eibenees tl.w ed ve a weary �risenng IsR M a Mkt ..chaneed is the Tenspenimee Se& Me F. Mir . Mee Ilandhip. AR nee wakens M thus ment- DUNGANNON. 1'alfr Var...ram.mignee1 tar Ae.due of ifs .rn-L tyres ear ora eeretsllswdeat. Our mail starrier via Leskinen to(lsdert.b we presume owing to the recent storm itdled so immoral with regular trips, 1. ass- s.queuer a which we were shut m lee to owumuuu.tiea from the outside csrmee- poedesos et h•irpwup throughout the world. It le to be hoped that it will he • I...r naso fro • reptitiou ul the saute should take pion Lae -ruse. A hut ly large mama turned eat last Meda, night tho gk the weather was au acid, to hear the seemed lecture a Om *muse under the attnpioes of the Kpwurth Lemper. 1t was gives by for pastor of the church, Rey. 1). entitled '• Talmage, his hie and labors" It was bsteneely interestug, prtha0ile clad hunionw., and very much enjoyed. Rev. Mr Kerrie awrteoualy and pleasingly. .or- furnted the duties of cbairutaa, and the choir discoursed, as th y .Mays do, good musty On Sabbath, the 22nd, eeriness wilt be preached for the &Sabbath Scheel in oos- uection with the Methodist .•tturek hen. by the Rev. A. Fear, of the Nile circuit, both morning and evening at the nasal time of services. On Monday evening 23ri1, as ia- tereatir; and attractive rot.Raingent music, remtatioss, etc, etc., under the auspice. of the Sabbath school •ed which is commonly known as the Sabbath School Anniversary, will be held in the church, when short addresses will he given by resident clergymen. .t good time is an- ticipated. Oh Thursday of last utak the annual meeting of :be Ashfield and West 11swa• nosh Agricultural Society was held here, president Jobu Mclean in the cher. Mo- nte. of last meeting were read and adopted. Treasurers and auditor ■ reports which showed bassos of $177.00 to 11123 were d- owel. John Mclean and T. Anderson, the retiring president and vi,.. were re aper: r.uly re electel. Messrs. N m. Bailey and J. A. diallo.gh were appointed direc- t..., in lieu of Ileuses. I. H. Malluuggh and N m. Kilpatrick, who resigned for secretary aid treasurer y.CO ble era \t. McArthur and J. M. Robert.. From the foregoing balance of cash on hand as slso. increase oi members and exhibits at the last Agricultural Show. It will he aces that the society- is steadily pr.gre.ehg. Ow - ing to the iscimetey of live weather the ettendan('e was not ao :viae as it might have hero. fhe municipal council 01 West Wawa., ceh, in complia.c. with the municipal statute, met in the town hall of Monday, Reeve, A. Stewart, in the chair, Deputy Reeve, .las. Gibson, oxxup.el the chair of the ex -Deputy, J. }lowers, and T. i)ursin re,un.r d the seat at the 'we'd vacated by the present deputy who has been elevated e step harbor, of course Messrs. Todd and Medd occupy their former positions with an increased confidence of the ratepayers as was evinced by the iucxeuse of voles in their favor. .1fter the usual preliminary business at the tint uteetunv inch a• install- ing the members of the council, etc.. the following officials our 1893 were daly ap- pointed : Clerk, R K Mailer ; Treasurer, J. G. Weed: Aassswr, W. A. Wilson : collector, A. 1). Cameros : auditors of ac- counts, .lobs Webster, J. B. Weatherly/ad. all of whom have been re -appointed by na- •.ienous consent of the coummil. Parti- culars of meeting may be seen in the pal- lication of minutes. Delayed by tie Owe= last week. I'oser,.et,. The lecture. as intimated in last week's issue of Tax Sic NAL, owing to very stormy weather and bad travelling to consequence, was postponed ental Monday evening, 26th. Coot, Cao,-,, 1893. If there be anything to the old adage, "steady winter, deep snow, etc., good crops and beautiful har- vest.- we may anticipate such the ensuing harvest of '93. So mote it be. STOEN.STAY.i. (loving te the drifted u.,1 impassable 000ditioo of the road for travelling, in consequence of the severe storm of snow, wind, etc.. the venerable popular carrier of Her Majesty's snail did cot put in appesrasoe here on Monday. l)rf.tAysleoN Remelts:. We hare been informed that our popular taker, 8. Roche, has recently purchased none property in our village from John Hrydges and in coos- yuenoe of which we pregame, he intends resting under bit vine and fig tree. More success to him. K••os. Is the last issue of Tut sicv•t. you were made to .tate that maionty for deputy•reeve, .1. Gibson was 153, which number was received by telegram aid Is not the correct number, the ofiscia) statement being No. of votes polled for Gibson 306, for Badley 162, majority therefore for Gibson is 143. T. Todd's votes polled being 346 in- stead of 360, the remainder pert of state- ment is correct. V. S. (AIMING. - We have beam informed that a Mr. Medd, who has recently ob. tained • diploma for the practice of V. S., u in the near future to locate at Dungannon when he unmade to take care of the fanners' horses etc. of this neighborhood. (We wish him *access. it beim as excellent opening for • good V. S.) Ile is, we understand, • son of councillor R. Medd, of West Wawa, nosh, and is highly oomaseoded. Ola Tom INi»Trs- -Winter for some ti..e pint sad in its present ph..e vividly reeds& me el the seven Winton awa) heck in the forties and fifteen-- snow drift., frost, etc., in galore. We presume the weather who some time ago predicted • mi Winter for '99 and '93 would do well to take • back seat, sad now is busily en- gaged a getting his •p•i•gy ready as be promised he would in the .vest of bis weather prediction as to this winter proving ineorrsct. 11.xrtiaeLr. Lir Kat•rio•., ()t Thursday of last week Geo Methene and family mov- ed ate the residence lately nocupied by .toe. Mothers Mr. G. having meld cis re- in wdo i)asgannos vatlte to Mr. 8. for • hand.ase sum, and lsea.d the premien 6.- Ieatisg to). 8. for the term of 6.. mum J Q at the same time removed inte the premises idich he recently porob.ed. We wish both 711 them the bast of enema We tender • hearty weloome to all who intend to bemuse charmss of oar Mrivlag v;llig.. leariuso. -011 Friday evening of last week the mewb.rs et Haven Lads No. 3M, A. 0. U. W., held • msalieg, ata at which the wfollsering reepgentlemen were duly igeteleeti otdlese der 1 M. W., Wm. Gray: lemmas, A. 3 Mad- urese reorder, (1. W. lna & J. Yam ehlis ; ineier, iff : receiver, & Se tbers ; adds. D. Sproule • overseer, Ona Tbttds ; W- eide watek.D.O. Blekl.: ea..id. wabh. Was. Rye: who seat of M- sipremed himself utero a wall the wickets mid phases" I be derived at teak listened Ms order, mad lidlietersed till semtaestiniawgularar eteet5L via., WM Jammery. Seem (b'.. At the enssi emmt� es) Deposers Agri.sad it P. ~ons les hid es Mesd y the 94, the old dbuiebarstion ss were raapeektw f.. 11103 elf Me snap. M !' wee aappdsod wy.. as rlIAsr MOW Q'�brad.toeses I 11 le eakidagerrey Se the U.y te he able M Mite that the &asses M the pact twos i• raced shape. se starch es, Shat a ia�s 41.0.at we Beeler+ the estaeb page* wooer be gives le these who have es seer - venally end wwsds1 earned es the providing este te . � sm beaetitul and .. modistes aseemary ase•= mudatloa tor airmail/mat. eta, ere., pur posse. Vim -ruse - Idem Agge Lindsay, of tate Soppy y.Binge, north el her., chinas teat weak was visiting T. A.der.on and family, of Aelnald, aad is the enmity of the pro- gressive village of Demgas.e.. We rider mead Use yo.sg lady ejeyed bereelf wt• away. Q..ry--Why sM, is wash seas- ppe•aay t.. . Atex. Stirling with he detaa)Ier, Miss Klizabetb,of Colborne towwuhip, layer- ed your humble oornsepo.d5.t wit► • friesd- ly visit dorms last week. We were pleased to see 1best look .o well and healthy, will welcome them whoa they can rose their visit Mr S Is one of the successful sod industrious yeomen of Colborne, sub whom your oorreepon.i..t had at o wl agreeable aaviai•n'soe for upwards of tnuty five years may it further matinee. LEESUHN. From our ows correspondent. (`Herm+ Nerve • -dlsrvioes were held in the Presbyterian Charsh Sunday evening but did .ot use • large turn out Owing to the roughness of the weather. The Rev Mr. Feathers, of Ihtsg•anon, preaobed an impressive sermon from John 1329 Strange to sete dunes' a period of thirteen years this is only use third time divine venison has been held ie the evening of a Sunda) Revd Ur. Leech, then pastor of the Presbyterian church, Duugasa.e, was ,ne of the .01.1. ors •ud Rev. Mr Hurd as the other pastor. Ibets ea the Me .60.i11111 circuit of Collewee. These two ser tsars were held in 1880. Of the colon in ; ' • hurch choir thes,esly three nen pre- sent .Lan talc. Delayed by the storms. 11.e. 'etag,;le W1ne who etas bre. in Michi- gan for some years is visaing among re- lative@ and (reads hero. Miss Annie Chisholm, formerly of Salt ford, but now of Montreal, who is up here serving (rued, and relatives about S•Itfa^d and Goderich was the gut of Bier mesh. the Mamas. Chisholm this week. O, • LAP, -M lima we notice the meg- rem of our I.e.burn boys abroad, and in • copy of a County Review of ('ass and ('lay counties, Dakota, which gives • short, his- torical, descriptive and ooeimercial review, with mention of some of the chief hashers ase. we notice • familur name, at one tis a resident hero. Wrsouof Peter Stuart. formerly teacher ofour school, and previous to that, when at the high (:oderich. one of its eadtny student's. eu.i as taking • part In some ot the debates rot- ten up with the students then. Sine he went out to Ken, Dakota, be has entered the list as nose of the general merchants, be- ing quite successful. His courteous, genial meaner is .till with him and be in ever ready ea when here to promote all matters for Ilse psbbe good. Resides other business duties be 10da the poet of town clerk of Krie, in which he gives general satisfaction ;col A large circle of friends here will be 1)ten•te to Mar that be has at Iasi suocutobed to Hym.e's charm@ and was a few days ago en - tared on id" bssedict • forces of Dakota. Limbers .ztasds it. ocegratul•tioo.. The LO.G.T. 213, herd it. mesa supper oe the 5th last, which marked its seven teenth year in its workings as a bodge here. the progrea of years seeing many changes in the faces of those that have been Inked in its membership, and who are scattered in many parts of the Dominion and in the United Meuse The pate S. Yates organised it and H..1 Horton was ata first W C. T., and at present be rend.. in (:oderieb. i). ('ramming was its first L n., which post be held for nearly sixteen years, the present L D., S. B. Williams, succeeding him cm his re+iroation to May, 1892 Among its list of Chief Templar@ four ladies have ably filled the office. Two of them have undertaken other duties in this life which removed them to other infueemce. but Bull 6.d them strong adherents to the cense of temperance. The lodge entertained the Port Albert lodge, the ta.mbersbip of which was • large party .n - der the charge of Kron. Brows, F. Hades and A. t:ordou, L 1). Also Biro, lawra.ge, the able D. S. of No. 24, 1.0.0. T., was present and during the evening gave a pleasing address, referring to hie cocoa - nee with the lodge hen and the building cf in hall here after tbe fire in 1878, within a year a small membership had built • hell and were out of debt. Though not • sup- porter of Women's Rirbte he believed he would give them suffag. on prohibition, and it would he tarried without fail. The gums ..d members enjoyed • sumptuous repast. The Program after supper oousut- ieg of Bongo and recitations from guests and the members win heartily enjoyed. At the close of the meeting .:star A. Barrows as behalf of the Port Alpert lodge thanked tbe home lodge for their kiedeess.nd said that to all the gathering was se pioneasely passed in social intercourse, with the program, would ever to all be • happy imprembo al the sunny past. The ch•irmae Bro. Lie, Edd, replied op behalf of the lodge .nd the mestug closed is siagIsg the everting hymn .ad the hessdictioa from Bre Lawson. Through illn.ss several members and former owes were usable to attend. The active membership for the i nnsiwg year is not largo bet it is hoped sees to add more to ifs sem • ber. The lodge's financial sesadiag is good sad on that moonlit the quarterly rates to is support ham been lower s so fine coming will find than • bertha to pay when don.. ETHEL From our own narn55o.d.at. Meow and cold weather •re very piatifwl jest. caw. Ate pse..oe oessert is waken el, to be bald in the car future. The oouseil of 1893 held i1. first .seetisg on Monday of thin week. A. Peaskaker, (*miserly of 1►ie pies, vest Ida Christmasholidays with trends (:fob test' bees .omsty also • Football our puMie ..bent gna is egeneotige mite The Methodist oheir of this p1aes will take part h the opening of • new Manch on the 16th em of Grey, .at 8abasti. J. A. Pease, wise has bees agent lar the Ost rho Mutual ler the Inst few years, Ma aeeepted • general wear ler the eases Co. end will iwonmve to Mt. Fermi Is • low /aye Mr. Y .sd Wady trill he wash mimed M al.eii ep.. The C. O. F. el this village hated gi.isg ;Cr p.� aefs.ert Is Grey township bait en Fel id, at whisk the Mids.risg are ez- poeW te h. premise Mr. M..r., sneak singer el Harriers ; Mr. Me9wonC. O.I. .eg,sks, d W isereege : Pat. Haerkles, hel..idw lead �i lawsea el waive, are .e tst nsmhew stMeld inie\ 7'h. et mea seam Ie Its res were hely est drawl Is mini Mon, rr whidisma awasis. gl mica lr1. i U... ilia DOMINION NEWS 1N SRW<f, At Walkerton as Friday, 0140 per 1M As. was pied der perk. As high lee MO per cwt. has 6... paid for pork um Nwteri Way. A besioli of the lmpertrl Federating Lague has been formed at Wisdom. Haeme eteaWtg i..a.emfartakly preva)at .s the .eiglihosrhood of Newcastle, flat. The Lady Stanley L.etit.M for Teamed Names is threw• is i. • Ienrleaug state. A scheme has boon eat en foot ler the .auction el • $10,000 beepiw in Wood . 1550. Fifty -5t: Ma.tlub• orders .Needed the St. Peal corli.g boaepiel which *posed Monday Mari.. mea are circular g • epactal petition against the removal from Forests) of the observatory. The a.asel ropes ed the oust of p01.. d BellevilleMows that there were 813 ler rust. during 111111 .ad 3211 osnvicttooe. Over ton tke.wad o/ *lemon is the any of Mustiest have bees disqualified from veti%g by e1-•poymut of this water tax. B.6'slo detectiveesterday arrested Themes Desai. for steal' • rld watch from Timothy Kinsey, of Tara Goads le is a..oa.oed that Headter is to be divided and will, atter neat Bacter, have two members of the previa:MI Legislature. George Follicle. • ship carpenter, ha. bees hustled out of Red to by the indefatigable D.H.rry Follick is a 110..vil'.. I)nt. man. During the lam quart., of L*P: the tree +upon. of fish from Canada to B effelo amounted to 2.1711,114 pounds, valued at 9.fir• The Ohio opal syndicate paid the G.T. K. 91110,000 for the two Barth• ferries, which are to be run het ween Cleveland mad Port The transactions at the Mammal clear t -house amounted in low to =5(0,043,. (100, as tiomliared with $5I4,007,0110 for the previous year. Chariot +Mmot, as inspector of Wberise, was arrested at Morraburg, Ont., on 00.0 plaint of • constable, charged with cum• pounding a felesy. Matheson's hotel, flleoeiburg, knows si the Dominion Howes, was destroyed by fire. The guru had barely tune to ".cape Is their night apparel Right carlauls of horse.: ranged urs the nachos of Alberta, N. 11.T., were shipped from Lindon last week fon the old ore:tor . Tbs. is a new experiment. The town round has Offered exemption from taxation and fns water to the f ana- Jtan Windmill Company if that coheirs loll locate in Woodstock. Mr. Peter Mitchell, who bas refereed to Montr.el from New Brunswick. states that as wearer fishing through the ice w tb. Mirassicki is eseeptioa•Ily esenin 155 There it an we -bridge over the Chau - dike, • (armistice that has not bees seen once ISS- The thermometer .t the Falls on Tuesday night was 3: degrees below resp. The new electric road between Port Arthur and Fort William will be in full roaming order next week. The Port .trttbar council had • tidal popover the road Satyr day. Crowds of people are ,1 -snag the Sn Clair aver, between Sarna and Port Hares every day. Tice neer has not beeu frown over so early in January fon many years peat. At Lo.dnn Winter Assizes the grand dory brought in a true boll against Wilson sad Berke for tM murder of Detoctire Pkair. Their'rial was po.tpo.ed fill the 8pri.g Assumes The Berlin and *5 aterio. Street Railway Comp..y have decided to pot in as eisstric system, which. it addition to rm.ning their street ear., would'apply tight, power and heat to the tows. The eighth enamel steeti.g of the Hamel too Young Liberal flab was held lain Tues- day, when Wilfrid Louver, who was the principal speaker, sated that the Liberals were in favor of fres trade. .4 by-law to raise shop Bosssm for the sale ..f tgaorfrom two hundred to use thou- sand dollars was earned in Downtime Me, Ont., by a vote of three hesdred and fifty for to one hundred and thirty three against. .5 deputation of Toronto citizens waited on Mr. C. H. Tipper Il%sister d Mari.. and Fisheries, and urged repos lam that so transfer should sake place of the Observa- tory staff from Toronto to Ottawa. The Minister held rat so hope that the views of the deputeuon Mould be given effect to. 1t is reported that the Dosushon Govern - mem has decided to aba.doa the policy of ag wises Amerman porta in the ti•.w d ..mai meg the l -undue meals. The lio.er.ment oisidly en n wn•d hist J. tint dieerimisatiee would cease with tits seem. and, elm use, Me erder•da.aasallil eider which it was en fereed expired Me Me Mise M navigates - TNM wan WORLD. The 'stigmata who MA Derma. ports for the United Mame in IMF numbered I0- 1)1. recent oases of cholera in Hamburg are ascribed to the drinking of water from the Fabe river. Ten of tbe Geruegie strikers were Mead guilty at PItt burg, Pa., of rooting, and two of unlawfully assembling. The Pope Ism established • peremsest Apostolic deleg•tioe in the United !hates, and that Mgr. S•telli is the first delegate Two ick sailors from the Spanish steamer Mercian arrived at Hamburg front New Orleans are deelered te have the Mestere A heavy enowstorse swept over Ragland Sunday. Five men were drowse) e/ Uartemo.tk, and easy miser oaenalti.s me reported. According to Wait masers lh..seiudoe A POOR MAN indeed le M whom Mend le who has lost hie eppe the dwd Ay flesh and .stmt be bs M a rapid (1m. Mas ;brit SOOTT'S EMULSIOI Firs bre& 1141 ther II el ma h nano Sit Need. oho Mergo e see pelmet Misled stet ma •• •00. Om% as.asgsr► S.P.ha w lasn*Oa R 111 NAM II PlLITa11MS fedi VIM IhnimmileafetwillosaAlliimr,Ilhaiwar �r �A� ■g.Jil !� ILLIAMs• vtea PINK ILLS -� ALE EOPL E =� ere. WEAK MEN • 1a sass had. • atm al enema and Did), bens isboxiNki mem, should Mims Mese 1 bq a� rewire lest tmmsl.e, kiNh pbmisal and stsNeL $UFFERINC WOMEN aillisted with e weaknesses ee sae gash thUse meat atratel�r down as weak beak tuppreesioa�aMm.mens, ate.,13 lad Mheess,On as R wmaruage. PALE SALM MIMS abash/ take thews PWa. They .aitch the bro* swill irigMalan k ilii Is the ahaMn end caw �l Themaa beaus l trade mark or w111 Mages by melt pen re, ole resets or prtaeNeants • bes art ter THE DR, WILLIAMS MEO. CO.. teroekvlile. (W.. or Monielow., X X OldChiun (CUT PLUG.) OLD CHUM (PLUG.) No other brand of Tobacco has ever ea• joyed such an immense sale and popularity in the same period as this brand of Cat Plug and Plug Tobacco. Oldest Cat newer. drempffar- ham Ifo Ce s.Jls. MONTREAL. Cat P1W, 10e. i lb ding, 10e. i 1 Pig, tor. -THg--- RECOGNISED STANDARD BRANDS Mungo, Kicker, Cable. Universally acknowledged to be superior in every res- pect to any other brands in the market. Always reli- able, as has been fully dem- onstrated by the millions that are sold annually sad the increasing demand for them, notwithstanding an increased competition of ov- er One Hundred ani Twen- ty-five Factories. This fact speaks volumes. We are not cheap Ogler manufacturers. S. DA VIS & SONS MOS Largest and Highest (bade Cigar Manufacturers in Canada. u -a es rremee.t a arum, s mace, are maamg desperate efforts to fore* bin to reign over the Panama sca.aal• t'.., Masked burglars mimed Arm Deleon booms early Saturday m.rsiag. Alter a brisk .100. 3. of .haft frees revolvers. oaeers wrested two men cm e.•pieias. A mob el .ser IOa armed tags Weer day sftsreses at (.ls'..s, Meade .gash. K.st.eky, hewed two .agrees to • Sag pale it frost .f the postetar*. The neves@ fad sesirdersd • farmer A ee.Mse of the lithographers el (Uwe Mad, Chicago, Detroit, Balla. and Resbee ter have bees hrsed. TM sass r Ire erpsia.tion le the "ue►airspher.e A1/00/1 - ties .f the lake l Maier. Within •slow eye ermP0Y.t M.grt. is Iasi city Sow w.r1Y �tM� �,.,, t.r pr.brud a la la repartai Godes Asa 11r. OW- bi..k a Plhi styesee ter 111/41.114. Mos_srto "AY* Mc Wri.bws NM ib. Usislials by rayeslksab. Ads Ili Mike the bleb to w le e weld be *eweb a nets- rittisg $ Item l This Miaii t amble the bleb' Now te pees Meal Ater, ,s1bPlii!ghgrilrse4 sod IOW"