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XLV. No. 23r.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, JANUARY 26. 1883.
D. McGILLICUDDY, PROF
W WARDEN
! HURON COUNTY.
I b y Rt prsssa$ative
ted to the OfOOW.
AIN, REEVE OF ASHFIELII•
the Mia, t s•b'.ra the MSM.
:.t
There Jae are *ante" fist
er mush tern at the C.w.Ig
Mord - Seer years as a pate
ran a. kers A .mead Liberal
. and a &Isar. Mae livery Wag.
COUNTY FOR A NUMBER
i at has been the onst.m to
• Wardp few the political
was aessisiel ie obtaining •
he raves and deputies at the
cuua. Ties, a. are taught to
the cau.lidatr• all my that
Iest feed far pigs and mad• Ake host pork. f ef the yens. peat: ibis .•igk►arhood.
Balt sad aim eheeld be ltd liberally,sad We k Nat .•ikis8 serious will emir*
they uk.dd be Item as alma as ether i thea a181strd, Mt that they will seen r-
mie nl. Deoestdos billowed by Alex. ,over.
Garber? Jere. Stafford, Thew $trasha. and gave.' Wwarmza. —Ninety thus.'. first.
ethers. i horst thus tar has been behaving somewhat
The seat topic was " Fattening Cattle." I roughly. Jack Frost has also boos pr -
by J. Bttabanaa. In dais he dwelt "tee- l ambulating for sone use about the
lively oe the periods necessary to make up l arphborheod of Zero.
the qualities el • good Vale.* aminal, sad 1 Gnevtxu B.Trta we are pleased to be
the' Waite with t. s different kinds of foods. able to state that B•m�e, a daughter d l3.
i'hi• tupie t forth spiritual di*w- ' with, of this village,who ham had an at -
sum, he which A x. Garden, J. Sttefford, ' teak of iD4mmstiom of the leap. a rawer -
3. l'. Merri.e., Jas. P` "1st W. Mioha, 7. s Jag• and will soon be all right.
Strae-h*n and others tool part. In this V ixlmtt --Mw Lime Echlin, of Toccata,
d Item cion her ikteo baa awd .bet M p1
Me owe is thee .ile leis fall without beton r visiting her elegem. I;. W. F.uklu, our
t this era ]t, I popular and eat•rprutus grocer, also her
eat sad wee fed* t y
coon eowdaq out io exdeik.t amditkia. •'cok. John Roblin, Ashfield, and other re
Saline awl wmtaaco. in
this and mar-
aud his stook were eating it clean. la sttq
this he mid thea was • saving of money rounding vicinity.
and labor and the own •seweted the ams Wsan's* --The weather at the tune of
purpose. writing a mill anti moderato. ; travelling on
" The Rotetiea of Crops." by H. L Hett, the highway is niece improved. with the et
B. LA.. was diseased in • very practical hems d tteaieg U.S. off the beaten track
way. He said that the object of a rut_''— w 'main other teass., owing to the
is to put to adveatags the peculiar gs•litirs real depth of to o e, soft sane.
,.f nm crop se hement anthers d eoueomtiec Rerunxsu Huns W J. Se•yth and
the plant food a the eel. Some lively dl wire who have le -en attending the *sera of
wanks followed on this abject Why Mrs `im�o th's mother. Mrs. Merril t, tows -
11.• Shutt lacrosse our Flicks and How to ship of Kiuesrdin..retnrnsd home last Wed -
politics in municipal matters 'oleo* Them." was the subject of an ex- Seeley. Mr. M. diet fell of years, being
a election. the Meese loot M Il.-ot pap r read by Jac.. Jackson. of Ab- w oetagsavw--ass 87 yeah. 10 months,
• up every lime, pest -elect ion cgs • He sod that then is no a her almost a aoaogee•rmn.
the Contrary outwit bt•edo .
ears past Hansa Conet7, al
used ..f • Rotorua majority of
electors has been senshug •
majority to the County
such townships as Grey with
eat aeajonty. Mullett with 160
slit with 100, (Vest Wwaoese
). and other Liberal townships
ogalvly elect lug Goaservative
maim, whilst Howitt. Gods -
p. Morris and other Censr-
hips almost invariably kept to
ips is polities as far as ropeo-
heoounty board was comeers-
tr from eon cease sad soother
things is Grey, Hallett aid
ipalitiee, and the reale- was
mama part. of the County
sed it. manna condition -41
d 20 (aaservtirea
roams known that there was a
loves Reformers a the Comm -
Nest every member of that po-
Idt that he mold he wilting to
dies of Warden of his follow -
laid at to him on • silver '*l
Mrs of • member of mea wore
sir (reeds, but after the mat
sardully ess.isl red toe eheiw
e st between Reeve Grim*. of
Reeve Milne, of Grey. Mr.
gb • member of the Commit for
'van years, had early in his on
frost ptao. as • enemy legiela-
dist ream' he was •t.rosgly
calor anyother circum.taooes
received the coated homer.
her asplr•at ler tie position
had also proved himself to be
sup intellect, • good souscd
in oddities had • s.gth of
rreies at the board is his favor
in other reeve on the Reform
d with a personal popularity
nose other of the- fifty-one
lie remelt was the choice of the
0 of Ashfield, and the graceful
if Mr. Mils* and all other eom-
WASDC.s uatmx
f Ashfield township tad was
sent Int to the one o• which he
is March, 1860. He renamed
emestead until he was sera
' age whim, afar receiving the
1 a eommoo school education at
he crowed over to Machina
I• tlargnette until 1876 when
to his native township, where
resided. le 1877 he was mar
B Lesson, of Pickering, York
&roily of six childree has blessed
Is 1880 his esighbore caught
at tore was • good piens of
nail umber in him, and
he was elected deputy reeve
1,
which position he held
when he sie.essfally eo•-
reevefrhip. diose thee he
ely served he tow ship in
of reeve. and ate .ember of
been returned by milamatiom
s high favor in white he is held
r tame hie Physi••Ily. Mr.
greed epeobaa of manhood.
set 6is in hie eteekiare, straight
mad with the torso of • Hr-
' d • quo* deo eenersodretirino
but I. moray an Medea eset.st
of that b din rias eqs to the
d when b ea that turbkace
lied as a public withering no
. mark to gqmrtiee his opi•ios.
ma Catholic ia dread and •
W eiss, but lea the sesidesos
d all who knew Mee ineopect•
Pay
N FARMER'S INSTITUTE
w Maess and Wer* labewlag
....miry in the world is which the climate
and toil is better adopter for enep raissag
than ()Mario. The paper was exceedingly
interesting and brought forth mums lively
disciandoa.
'yeti NO s'emtox.
President U. McFadaes occupied the
chair, and then was • large aediesoe. The
mosso bot& vocal eat instrumented was fur -
seated by Robb Bre*. and Walker Bros.
I •gv4hr with their good ladies to • way
that wend do credit to prdrssiosals. The
addresses, "Agricultural Fedacwttos," by
J. Bochan•a ; " Farming as an occupation,"
iI. L Hatt, K L A.: '• Gamest Hint, on
Farming." by Robt. Currie; as well as the
chairman's address, contained enemy valu-
able gems, that make farm We ere happy
aid iodepsadent -
faloay uonsnxo •soros.
Tics -pre•. Meacham occupied the Mair.
The tint lapse was " The Improvemest of
Pithier Road.," by Jou. C. Morris. The
subject wee tressed from sissy standpoint.
mid was followed by a spirited discussion,
H. L Hutt, R Currie, W. Mars, A.
Diskant and many ethers taking pen. The
question of statute labor tame a kir • great
teal of deseaesien both pro and an. TM
elder men were a favor of retaining statute
labor while tee y wen were inclined to
have it abolished. The address and dis-
cussants ea this subject was worth • good
deal to all who heard them.
' The kind of Cattle for the British
Market," by The M.Mdaa, wee the Dell
t.pic. The address was able sad exhaust-
i.•
xhaust-
i.• and eontai*ed information of much
vane. He showed to what great extent
our cattle trade with Great Britain had in-
creased Macs the list shipments wre made
in Septeenhsr, 1874. We should make
every effort to keep op the geslity of our
cattle for that market We should always
breed from pure bred sires. halves should
not be let does in flesh. If aaimale could
he mads So weigh thirtes• hundred pones
et two years old they would lay the best.
If the 'Moieties of our cattle in Engtered
.11d nothing more thea stop the export of
o ur store cattle it would be • good thing.
Our cattle should all be fatted before being
shipped. A lively dtscass.i followed in
which Hutt, Gardner, Carrie, Strachan,
Kectanea, Morrison and others took part.
artsuvoox samiox.
The first business was the deatioa of
oakees. Following is tie remelt : Pres,
W. McFadden ; vise press, Thee, Stretches;
sss.-trees., Arch. Hiehodpp. Directors --How
ick, R &lgar, W. McKeraho.- ; Wroxeter.
L. B. Seeders ; Terbrr� Then Mangrove,
S. Bleck ; Morris, Jae. Sharp. Geo. Jack.
▪ ; Grey, D. McLauchlia, D. Robertsso ;
tlremele, W. H. McCr•ekee, 8. Walker ;
McKillop, T. E. Hays. Jon. Medway ;
{st,
Rohl Mobi1Mn. John. Britton. Ann-
oys. S. Forsyth, D. Stewart. Delegates to
Central Institut., A. Risley, T. Rtreebs.
The auditor's report shows • nest balsam
en bead.
" Beadiest*. of Noxious Weed," by Prof.
Shaw. la this adds= there was • feast, of
iefwrmatia.. Mae methal were gives for
exterminating makes weeds, all of which
the professor had found to be snoeeneful
himself. He nal particularly Daren against
letting may series weal ye to seed on the
farm. This should be prevented by all
moan. Many questions were fired at the
Prof. hem she andiwsa
The farm«'' metabe garden, H. L Hutt,
B. L A. , eeataieed meek valuable Worms -
tins. He said that if tamer would grew
and me mere vegetables they would tete
lam doctor bills. The realest Warms*
he the garden was the prase tensa It
aheeld hs • long narrow strip ei land se that
N as. he wosraked with bermess.The hetlest es the eege
"The a. il•••••me. 4(� w
t • Freels to
Make is Priming." by Jan. Jackson. The
paper wee a Isegthy see ed e.hhed
mash letnrm•tiw MVM was naw he the
formai of this side•. A lively dos.__
followed and • great war peehee were
fired at the speaker fret the asilesse.
A resolution was saved by 'fbi . Ode-
Wilesj .emended by Asx. Gember awl
earnest neaklmne l , regretting the mums
takes by Ade BriMA authorities im eo eiIul•
lag Cansel an edge where it in well bees.
that se demes whatever abs among
Cemada•s horde. This $.isbsd ep a we*
soomestel eel o�sisly sen ef the lase l-
otraetive -esei ys Of the institute is this
re ear ,mea - ,
to sacs laestiap of the East
mer ladfob was beld is the
Ire'as. we Thursday end
y 12th sad Iith. Although the
s eery sold and the reals bad
large sed rs....teuve ttr.-
ors "lath*
. leakses, H.
L. • A., sad J. BesM.m., who
res of Pref. Shaw the firea day,
asst cps.'/
Pith Aee+oessi, risen .74
es
I chair. who atter • few
swiss the ..perm ef this i.ait.a,
Wane* It was te these she tech
of it, sated epi Jobe C. Marri-
�aret a ostthy and insMsMite
the 1r/siklg and Ilmemgwent
Be es.is dsd that Nese was se
se the farm which would glvc
and melt orp .- sr s from es
May, with proper is.. is their
se re sew Sob. sip. I. paaratkr
Iiateshetsder �g the eserhot
d editise
arn khap ~. /oiMil wetiM he hs
1 Y emetlnos tie arse Whs.
. shed show NS RM la
the arae stns b rail
WM. we the ed seep
PLaA.MD wren Tea fief YTiy.- - It will ire
gratifying to the relatives and numerous
friends of Mir Annie Anaemia, who Mt
here ennui time ago to visit her Irv, her T.
1:. Aaderwss, Arden, Maultota, to leant
Dee is well and I. load to her prods of the
Keine provisos and a highly .blighted
with it sad is enjoying her visit immensely.
Cottvs'nox —The ennead ovwventioo .d
9•hohrth School workers o f the Nile and
Ihingennon circuits in connection with the
Methodist church, will he held in the Mal -
whet church at lhtagranon. on Wednesday,
Feb 1st earl sot on Thursday, as prevnoe.ly
intimated. There will be three seesioas on
that dey sommeneiag at 9 A.III , 2 nod 7
r u. de,
and interesting programs
bane been prepared for etch session ; oleo
a variety of instructive topics on Sabbath
School work wil! be discerned. Parents sad
others interested are cordially invited to at-
tend each session, a. • profitable convention
i• anticittated.weather and roads permitticg.
Axxuai Meerew FAsusxti lxsriTtrTi —
(ln Tuesday not Wednesday of last week
interesting add well atteedd session. of
West Huron Farmers' loutitu•e were held
to the spacious and commodious Agricul-
tural Hall, of Ihta,cwnoe Agricultural sad
D. P. Arocmtioa. Processor Shaw
and Mowers H L Hatt and John Jackson
ably, fully and m a very instructive and ,a.
wresting mean dealt +it h the various ab
jest. assigned to each of them during
the seeesoos of both days, so much so
that quite a number of the (termer, who
were present went home, we pre-
sume better posted on the subjects
discuesed at the different sessions. We
might here state that Professor Shaw in his
discussion on the subject, " Removing the
01.1 Lead Marks " --made severs' practical
polster which were well received by the
large esthetics. present, and for which he
was +ell applauded. Too much praise ass -
D ot be gives to J. Beclntnao, of Hen-
saIl, • graduate of the Ontario Agrioul-
tural College at Geelpi and, we are inform-
e d, at present editor of the Live Stock
Journal, which is published at Toronto, for
the age mama to which he dealt with the
subjects assigned him, one of which was a
strong advocacy of the Warm on of farmer's
dasghtrs with reticence to the mange -
meat of household duties, etc Mr. Bach-
man was well patruuixal by receiving a
• urge member of omen for the journal.
Win. lathe, wMe was president of the In-
stitute for 1892, was anaai,noudy Moan
premidest for 1893 Vice-preei.lest, 1st
Donald McGowan, Batt Waw•nosh : 2nd
John Kerwigan. jr.. Colberts Township ;
Wm. Howell the former sec.-treas. was re-
appointed. The directors for 1895? were
also reappointed. Chas. Wrehengtoa was
appointed as delegate to the Central Far-
mer •'esthete meeting which is to be feed
at Toronto, February 7th and 8th inst. It
was resolved sad carried that an excursion
to visit the Agricultural Colltlge, Guelph, is
Jam next be made by as many of the farmers
of West Horse as can tsovenieotly attend.
A very cordial welcome will he tendered by
Pref. Shaw sal other oioi•ls ac the college
to all who avail theamelve e of the opportun-
ity. The president, sec. -trees, directors and
' peahen deserve great pewiss for the great
interest takes is and the swam of the
meeting. Prwfe nor Skew is his doming re-
marks gave great credit to the ladies awl
the fermiers of West Hereto ter their pre-
e mie and good etteeties given to the flit -
forest addresses. He, in foot said that it
was one of the most interesting and'seeess-
ful mating of the Farm's Isstitutnif not
the Mat he had asyet visited iw the Pro-
vians of Ontario. mesh for West Hares
and DtatopwDew sad its eitbswa
Remelt iamb a joised the Institut.
whish we presume it gratifying to all octo-
eseesd. Nat ssmt-ene.al me tiwg a b
held at Mseobest.r villa's l Jus,
of which due settee all los given.
Tb mcetiag, as nosy he sea by the fere
softie, was a o.oss. leveed
The ealy anepeniultlmett was lbs �INMII s./
the aesgset petead attractive OL 1VIe.'s
eerie. e bed I. behese aesettiiuei, rang
is as appooreaew white
cow''uco'd, as
te ttms.atreMbe eirewmstesse. which the
t..0 . rafgat,w, mush.
riding.
CONTINENTAL UNION Made per Mad
ie urn was `50; while in
Lang
i=heels
amid
Mr *beanie 'IJAN UARY MES' ZING
lie wdl boast that (arid. s the
A liVE ISSUE Alia la ►.. 7 b.e.ee d hash tax » Sea-r«++»t'
pprr east. of the aerr�Mg trade of the great eacellm4hie tax . Iell Sayer entered
IskM 1887 it Iter ta11w to Z per seat u woe plseai M tile rdl et
1890 it lied fallen to less than $10 per head. eat* ; deputy �°M°s+.
toarth i dark, 8b each ;tax
ssM Na
lo.rititne power u woe w Osttwi•
.ane knows that although Canada had bat lot. 14 and 1b, beth kraadary.
the of 1891 which
The Ottawa Ad,mini.tration aatoat 'rhe OPma�s Work for the
1892; that, d all the shipping passing the eo be erased sad Mit y
Recognizes It. Power. port of t. over M per cont was i teessteer le oedema. Thewas in Current Yetttp'.
Americas aid leas than as, per coot Coen I strec.d M reek $24 47 (bis part d the ____
dian ; that of all the Iaagattloset *teenier mid tea) to the eosety ensurer. The
plyingthe upper lakes, then are only seven trearmser was iaatructd to have the books ELECTING THE WAR004 FOR '93.
vessel* of any pretension* Bytes the Casa- aosdited on er before the 13th of February.
dies Ong and yet to acwatm..tate these • Coasted adjuurued to most Monday. Feb.
canal on the Canadian side of the Sault 13, at 1 o'eleeb r. It. G. J. STuwa$t. Tie ninnies of 1167 moves- The sow wan
river is beteg constructed at the es.wm•eus
cert of three million dollars as expense
which night have beeo totally avoided hail
n ot this country, rootrary 4, treaty stipula-
tions unposed tolls on such vessels as peened
through Canadian camas bound for Anion -
eta porta. He will tell us that the basks
are Increasing their circulation, and reel off
many other entertaining little stories.
The Governor-General is a comforter of
tee Milne kind. He gets hie facie and
tiger., from the. same source. You will
bud him speech in the cheerful chapters
ineottuned. But then are many things
which the editor will not tell tun Neither
did the Governor General tell them to us.
He will not tell us that Canada and the
Unite) States started the rape together over
100 year ago ; that the Stites is now the
moat powerful and wealthy country on the
t..e of the globe, while Canada is yet a
suckling in the bosom of the mot her emu try;
that while the ouufaferated Bates have •
p•epalatson of sixty five minium, Canada's
population is less than five minima, and
that the population of this country into day
lea then it was iu 1887 or thereabout. ;
that Chicago contains 100.000 pimple of
Censiliaa birth. enough Ca•a.ivas, be it re-
membered, to nuke a city two-thirds the
ase of Toronto ; that the New Ragland
States with New York sod Pennsylvania
adder have • population of seventeen mil-
lions whale Ontario, which possesses a.
greater area clan all the *tato. Gainer, has
to be content with • population of lees then
two millions, and that is decreasing every
day ; that Dakota, Minnesota and half a-
aumn other states each iocr.sst'd in pupal• -
Woo during the past ten rare mon than the
total tecre•se in all the ooufederated pro-
vitaces of Canada ; that the debt of the
United States has fallen trout $70 to $9 per
head in twenty -fire year*, while that of
';sista to the same urs has ries,' from $20
to $60 per head ; that the total national,
state, county, township and school debt of
the Wooed States has fallen to $30 per
head, while that of Canada, though it can-
not be accurately ascertained because Mr.
Moat refuses to collect the figures lest it
wond Bart the It -minion goverontent. may•
be, cannot be lees than $150 per head.
lie will not tell us that the mortgage debt
of Caws has increased four hundred per
ever. Leos the introdnction of time National
Pulley—that when the lend was m,rtga.ted
for nee dollar to 1878 it is now mortgaged
for four dollars, while the value of farm
property has fallen one-half on the average
throughout tide Province of Ontario during
the past seven year. He will not tell w
that the banks and iesurasee companies of
Caws, being unable to find profitable em-
ployment for their capital, the enormous
seam said by the Governor-Gemeral to be in
eircastton in bun:tess hers, have to send it
to the Coded States for inyeptauent, mid
that the greatest bank is America, the Bank
of Montreal, does a very large business
the city of Chicago, sad the circulatwo. .s
counted as the business of Canada. He u di
ant tell us that Canada has • smaller po
potation today than she had in 1887, owing
to the owation of art enditure aro public
improvements, the Mourned* we left with-
out work, sought it elsewhere in the more
prosper...ea AnrlrSaxes awstry right be-
side us, nor will he tell es that the exodus
of the boa and Maw of lbs country to the
States is greater tem ever in the history of
the cuostr) . No, he will not. tell us that,
for to do so would be to show that, in the
language of Mr. Rickard Armstrong, what
our rulers sad what the Queen's representa-
tive object to me the anmxatioe of the mod
beneath oar feet, and not the anmxatioo of
our men sed women. of boas and braves,
bleed and brain*, sad everything that goes
to make • aoeatry great sad glorious and
presperH ill~ tell se that Canada is making
great progress,
Iehapsiti by �-
paraom rope, thoughpenman*
of increase of population u Ontario is leas
than in Ragland tad Wales, hut be will not
as that this is sot Europe, bet America,
and that if we were united politically and
oommnereially with the rest of the oontiosot
we would proven as they do. He will mot
tell us that the two meanies entered on the
rose together, but that the progress ot
Canada has been that of the tortoise along
lido the tremendous leaps and boned* of the
United States hare. We might go on and
my that he will tell us nothing about the
higher prime the Canadian lees to pay for
his steer goods aid manufactures generally
than if there was so each thing as the
National Policy. Nor will he tell as that
the McKinley Bill in one year lememed
Caeada's sales of horses, cattle. barley,
hay and eau -six lies of predate may —to
the extent el Ivo million dollar ; ad the
British market, which we were told would
melte geed the lower seasaia.d is ooa-
ssqueale of the McKinley Act, has tensed
set a osnplete failure he amain every vs.
psN he the fast that Eerepeea- ee,stries
leave equal mawss thereto, with Okada.
with he east tor traseportionion and that
many of them ass predate mere amply
thea tie Comedies farmer. PotRIssl mks -
hes are highly gretled es the beet that the
Dominion Cthinet, the Premier el Oster*
and the Oeverner-doneesl have felt the
eseserity of rplyima to the argemsnte es
behalf of eostlas.bl trite.
OF HURON COUNCIL
MINISTERS TRY TO COMBAT IT
MMdling tie npeeeies •r lie Legallra sad
IN mareseere .1 Air Sap•Vr+ Peeas—
P alrleeda at ti • '• t.aadis■ Veer
B ook ".xpeasd- to I. reale Si Immure.
Atom in Vaa•da ter the Past II lye Tears—
Our [Suiten Mwauag ■Ki.
NO STRONGER TESTIMONY AS
to the headway it ea muskeg;
amongst, the people of Caas.lr can
be asked lot thee that furnished by the
gnat banquet given the other evening in
!'pronto by the Beard of Tiede. Where*et
Continental Limos npeskere have &ppr'at* 1
they have given gentleuneu today. cable to
the United Statee,an opportunity of petting
forward their side of the question, w.th the
result that, their argument. (sing so weak
to compansoo with the unanswerable ergo
meets of the Unionists, they have awaited
rather them weakened the cause of setaoat ton
The prom in diPe ent parts ..f the country,
aid at different. times, have urged upou
goveraniest the necessity of putting for-
ward their best mem to oppose the m one
meat, by way of counter •lernonstrad i one•,
sod in the Board of Trade briquet we h tee
the r.syoa.n to these urgent appeals. The
Prime Minister of Guide, nuquestionahly
• very able men —in fact one of the aloe t
men in Canada—the Hoa Mr. F.eter,
Finance Minister of Caned*, • ekiliful
juggler with ign bearing upon the
finance, of Casa. cod other Cabiset M •a
rater, to my nothing of the mis-called R. -
form Premier of (Mario, all reongnias.l the
unportaoc. ot the Continental Union mom --
meet and the absolute necessity of putting
forth their most eloquent efforts to etas the
tide sow rising to the flood and •weeping
oaward to victory, but so supremely urgent
doe" the necessity appear that the Queen of
England, not to propria persona, it is true,
but in persona grata is the Governor-(.a-
enl, her direct representative in Cassa,
hm undertaken to lead the forces opptsisg
the movement.
It was expected, no doubt, that the mall
guns which have kept up their rattling
volleys of musketry woeld be silenced for-
ever by • few discharge. from the most pee-
.leroe* mil terrible place of artillery at the
disposal of the government. It may have
made • deafening roar, but it has injured
nobody, nor frightened anyone overmuch.
In Canada we aro sot apt to be terrified if
the Gover.er•Gesersl terns a savage look in
our direction. We are Canada... He is
not We pay axes. He eats lazes. He
doeea't pay his own salary of $50,000n year
etc. 'tor dues the Quos of kugland pay tt.
it is pod by the people of Canada. He is
seat here to discharge certain fu.ctioes of
sub -royalty such as fishing, lying coener
stones, etc., and while he discharges in an
indfeesive way the fusctioue appertairisg
to his more or less useless office, th . people
who pay the salary are not disposed to say
anything harsh ei bias, sad they may even
respect his ofgoe, bat when he comes down
from the thrum sad mingles in the political
fray with the rest ot he will hardly ems -
Maim if • few of the kseoks that would
otherwise be directed towards others staid
fall epee his devoted bead. Well, what did
the Queen, out of the mouth of Lord Stanley
tell the people oh Canada. He endeavored
to marble* the people of Gads that they
were in such • condition of prosperitythat
they ought to be ooctented and ppy.
But what enflame did he advaeoe to prove
to the people of the country that they are
as prosperous as the people of the United
States. Nom whatever.
We have before us • certain volume.
It is called the " Statisti al Year
Book of Canada," and remorse to be •
reard of our program from yearto
year. It is • delightful breade-of
hate, figures sad fiction. It is prepared at
Ottawa seder the supervision of • nest
*Mated psetismas, Mr. George Johanna,
Dominion Statistician. A. a lamp to the
fact et the benighted searcher after truth as
to the medium of Canada, it may be
eoasidered • forth's, dipp but as a guide to
the footstep of the C.oamrrsave editor,
who would without it be groping in the
dark, it ie simply ievaleable. It contains
fregeest comparison of oar ooeditioo with
DUNGANNON.
now isre atlf6ra Pvesneo.d Is SmAna of
this Neese.
hem ear sera sorevervoadees.
Yeerwse.—Mie Mary ♦ekessa o vete.
Wear sister, Mrs. Hath Girds ser she
iu. —We
We regret he bear tens Jost
Daisy.
wee of the piens** of West Waren. b,
fa. We hoes r oar amt Is be elf es re-
volt hi. esewerp.
i e eet.ieMl—The enamel mosti.g of
Was We.wani Mewed lire i.wwmma
On. was bald he. ea Temno 7 nth. .t which
farther parMwbru we he rem lamer Mat
Mehta—The seep eco ..a elai ems
b -
Pram we owe e
Mr. sad Via. K Melissas, of Dakota,
are visiting et Job Jehesna's at pro-
emie
Henry Sant and his bride. el Oakes,
are vial*, his father Tremolo
Min Rase Ass Mailer from the 4th
eea. is doe gleet et the Masser Cowboys
Mee lieubse who
PiIne her father- Mama with
sister left ler her hens is Dee& es Mon-
day swig.
lustre effhcr and Mico K. Irwin, who
lieu les. king M R R. Las's to the
pass tine weeks. left Wed.eday for their
hese. is Dake►
The
Parses cod a apesW m.Mr is
ISa to does steels•
warm.__ semaMwWhYMMbr-
sappr tied cow w As teirtmeA s• sylsr
aotoamet yow.aie r.
Jae Ion•. IMA
Creech met today according to statute.
The following members made the neoeessry
declaration oi *Mee and property qurltfio•-
twee, vie, John Cex, reeve ; John Beacom,
deputy reeve ; Jas. Connoly, Samuel Sturdy
and (iso. A Cooper, Councillors. Reeve in
the chair ; trireme' of last ;meeting read and
Moved by John Beacom, seconded
by Jas. Connolly, Mit the clerk send the
several items to the four local papers to hos
tendere.l for township prating. Moved by
Jas. Connolly, seconded by John Bile00111,
that the salaries of the township officials he
as follows : clerk, $106 ; treasurer, $70 ;
ssseseor. $66 ; ad actor, $70; auditors, :16
each. Moved by John Beacom, seoos.lsel
by Gen. A. Cooper, that the clerk notify
John Jenkins to remove his fence off side
road, 14th .wooelioe, before the Ort day
of June. Moved by John Beacom, seemed
ell by Samuel Sturdy, that the road com-
missioners be as follows, viz, No. 1, (leo.
it. Cooper. Mr. Cooper kicked very bard
sad claimed 4 and 6, hut Mr. Beacom could
is..t, free the pout No. 2, Samuel Sturdy
No. 3, John Cot. No. 4 and 6,
J•,ba Be.00m. No. 5, James Cosaolly.
The following peraoce made application
for assessor: 'iV1 n. Wakefield, Lester
Scott, Geo. Loris. Moved by Jan Con -
.Illy, seconded by John Reaoom, that Ger
Levis he amsesur for 1893. Moved in
amendment by Samuel Sturdy, esoeoded by
Geo. A. Cooper. that Lester Scott be sen-
sor for 1893 The reeve decided in favor of
mottos. Mined by John Beacom, seconded
by Jae. Connolly, that Sweet Johnston be
collector. Carried. Moved by John Ben-
son, ssoosded by Samuel Sturdy, that
Adam Caate1onJi i *editor for 1803. Reeve
appoiated J. jk Holmes mooed auditor.
Moved by Jia Connolly, seconded by John
Beacom. that the following mann* he
paid, vu . News -Record, printing. $13.17 ;
clerk registering births and marriages, $8.60 ;
election expense', $66: post office box for
see of clerks for two years, $2.00 ; Alex.
O.trmn, wagon brokeo cu combine, $1. The
various p thmasters were appointed. Fence
viewers am* as last year, except
Willis Bell in place of Jas. Elliott as
fenoeviewr. John Porter resigned as
poundkeeper. Mr. Porter is • generous
titan and did not believe in sue ee•a having
the honor too long in his section. law
Salkeld, sr., was appointed in plain of Mr.
Outten. (..ouneiI adjourned to meet on sec-
ond Monday in February.
Ntzo. Svuamr, Clerk.
weer wawaxoxrt
Conseil met according to statute on Jan•
nary 16th. The following took the declar-
ation of justification and office : Reeve,
Alex. Stuart : deputy reeve, James Gibson :
.'.wnciilots, Thou. Todd, Robt. Medd arid
fens Durnin. The minutes of former meet-
ing were read and approved. Moved by Mr.
Medd, •eooeoed by Mr. Todd. that the offi-
cial salaries for 1893 he as follows : Clerk,
$1 20 ; treasurer, $80 ; •iesaaor, $60 ; col-
lector, $66 ; soda -ors, $6, each ; road aem-
miesiouen, $2 per day. Carried. The Vote
lowing officers were thee appointed, R. K.
Miller, clerk ; J. G. Ward, treasurer ; W.
A Wilton, assessor ; A. D Cameros, col.
teeter; John Webster. and J. B. Wether -
lend, anthers. The mtembere of couch
were •ppoioted road onmmieeioer. Moved
by Mr. Todd,seaoaded by Mr. Medd, that a
bylaw be prepared confirming the foregoing
apprnteoente at the malarias agreed upon,
their duties to be according to notate and
the by laws of the municipality. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Todd, seconded by Mr. Medd,
that a by law be prepared authorizing the
clerk to charge for all copies of rewards and
documents in his possession, on her then
thous which his duties require hiss to do
gratis, st a rt. not exooedin`` sight cents
per hundred words.(:arri.d. Tee trea-
sure's report showed balmw end receipts
of $6012.75 and expesditure $419281 leav-
ing $819 94 on hand to January aooeeat.
the report was Mod. The clerk's and tress-
urer's hoods were examined and accepted as
satisfactory. On action of Messrs. Medd
sad Gibes., naves espies of the mania*
world were ordered for tea of council mid
odours. Moved by Mr. Todd, seconded ky
Mr. Derain, that the following eomprlu the
Board of Health for 1803: Metas Stuart,
Miller, Ward, Gibson sad Medd with Dr.
Cam as medical adviser. Carred. The
clerk reported hewing registered 48 births,
14 rages, ed IN deaths dumas 181N.
Noted be Mr. Gibes., seeonded by Mr.
Meld that the time be sweated few return-
ing the collectann real astir Fd. let. Curried.
Moved by Mean Tedd and (Dhotis, that e
cheek be lama !sr them...et of collueter's
salary and held by tre*dsrer lentil the roll
be returned. Qaned. The Inllewiag
dacha were issued :MMeus� iWorld, 7
�
$4 26 Jas. &smog ditch ed piping
y demes* remef-
leg gravel $1 00 ; IR K Millgy mien
hoer $160 ; Ales. Stuart, rape. Laremery
em bridges and rates $6 s darb. dentis.
espemese, $36 711; A.e D. (`,amara*,
se eullse.ter, $60 ; K. K. Miller, e Mi
Wier Dutehee aid Wnterwolerms AM,
$11.00. Conwail adjeerued to tweet on Saar -
flay APIA MC R K Miller. ebMb
sheile a a
Pa a. Siam, Ramie. Pree-
mie, Bo ivi•. Chili, , Roumania, fel•
glum. Ores.., Italy Seale, the
State es the Nile, the Bou Republic
ries, Pees*, Peru, sad in fast, •Ime+a
every country and every poops seder the
sea, exempt that enc country with whim • a
eomparasa ahe.ld be mad•• ---that k eat
eoemtry lying maimedde our ewe, separated
item as by slily an artificial tesedary lies,
and peopled by the same race, speaking the
pane laIsnsjgu�age, having the ease Christian
faith sntl ee thcmeelvee--in fast our
awe brothers" "sad sister. Whomever the
altar of the average Conservative mews -
piper been that barley hes taken smother
glop of two or three oasts • bushel, or eggs
• seat or two • dolma ; whoa bay drops from
$16 to $11 • tee ; when railway ties will sit
sell at CanadaKworth speak bedlamsomriwaysYee[Kao i•
i•g of,the
B M mammies the Dies freta Seediness; when
same ass, who bellevimg this woe abeame
soder the lieseisiel meeki•gs el the
Ilabsaal Polk* s. •an pe.ew
l
*sentry of twisty wilii. used en
the cqumgtk of cash faith i._viSs=p••pe, in Ter -
sate real ease. ; whom ash a ase hes some
dm* with • great trio then the averse
O e euserweive alter gsfor eemolNhto Is R�
Ale.
Omeerdieg to
Ile est eery, masecl" hearer, bat he nw stows ir.Teaaab�thro e
Mn he eels & the wesyye Wes farmer, gegagar.rwas m the ch.br. The
r Gs gage rel ,slab dealer by v. •pe clMmseM were ends : lobo Toesi, a-
Cpr�a� a NW lithe and dry fres mmmm; Jobe Rohl, toneealaird drer;;lsa0- J. Sow-
ats
�.h aIrla.a sleeken
iets.. =warms
t i.• iSasRatbsa Peek L
M..ma
Ter bt. he ea w fu
well ill tea lel i tewith, wDem. dMet, m ll -1 health
trade r Conks 1s seater by a SOW del. e0/o. tea ad with pause and ask as bcara
bre sr a Man N psis • few yews res km of Heals& The fslwL.g seMam s wars or-
b we Maser wine ower this grecs her lend b he pal t—Agbew Name $1.66,
Masa weft shows thee the wade Is S. far Ise kml t Seessel 1cia, OWL k+cp.
per heti ewe than M was a leer yens atgpo tag M! Semens M Des u .s., 1891 t
--.s as *.angio, Ithe vales dOsead*'s Weal `.L Ghia, SRA .a,el l Me. Dame, 110.,
TOWNSHIP OOUNGI.S.
den rake* Ma Pal 'pggfen•te ter tie
Venni; tundentsaip es NO Awls
culturel College Lit AnsiegegiggigtbelsgYtl.
esuutute Trustee. The Mewing Come
intakes for tie tear.
THE COUNTY t-(tUNCIL OF HU -
rim mei pu.su.ut M seta, se
Tuesday, Jam 24th, MN.
The clerk called the in. stills to order anted
read the names of the reeves end dopey -
reeves who had Ole.[ proper griilleates fres
their respective clerks.
All the members were present except
reeve Stuart, of Wet W ewaassh, who was
absent at the belstdt of it sink rdahiya.
The clerk requested the comma to elect a
warden for the present y. -sr.
Moved by Mr. lls)lurcbis, aeooseded hp
Mr.:McDetald, that Jo . Italia, Eaq.,
reeve of Ashfield, be warden far the current
year.
The clerk after dye lapse ei tie proper
UM. and no other name having leen placed
in nomination declared Mr. (7r�a elected
warden by acclamation for the earre.tyear.
The warden subscribed se the ash of
office, and thanker the oeibaa for the
honor he had received at the hands of the
council.
Letters were read from Messrs. J.
Buchanan, J. Atkinson sod W. W. Cooper,
rnakum application for the county Modest -
ship at the Guelph Agricultural College.
Referred to special conimittee.
Moved by Mr. McLean, esoe.iad hl Mr.
Holt, that Dr. Ur, of (' )Per. Bhatr,
of Clinton, and Dr. booth, Bsederth,
he trustees of their respective Collegiate
Institutes. Carried.
Moved by Mr. Taylor, seconded by Mr.
Shepherd, that William Costa, of Clinton,
he appointed auditor for the current year.
Carried.
The wanks eppointd W. G. Det% Sea•
forth, as his auditor.
The striking committee was elected en
carding to clause 19 of rules and �r_e�guly�ations,
and 000sisted of Messrs. 1MCMerohie,
vin, Proudfuot, Kydd, Cook, Beilins and
Cox.
THi ootlrrrt'IN rut 1.81L
Executive Committee — Means. Mile,
Kay, Girona, Kennedy. Sperling,- N. H.
Young. McPheras.. McRae, Sane(.
Finances Committee -- Menu. ROMEO,
Proodsr F
W.rsusea. , Manes
Woods, Brock
Equalisation Ostend tter—llama Ha{t,
Cook, Cox, MoMarhie, Farber, M -Donald,
Watson, Kydd, Shepherd.
Road Bridge -Mesw. Flats, Graham,
Gibson, 'borrow*, Oliver, Howe, TeraMll.
Taylor, Creik.hank.
Idncation—Messrs. Maguey. Kerr, Me -
Kay, Mal, Chambers, (riper, Stewart.
County Property - Molars. !leaden,
Sparkman, Sherman, Evans, Dasa
Warden's Committee- -Moms. Bandar.,
Kydd, Silber, Cox, Milan
Special ---Cook, Rollins, Garvin, Holt, Mo -
Ewan
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•
CURRENT OPINION.
O Nat MOND IT ow.
Leaden Advertiser sir data Th.M*g_n
has at lost admitted there is cask a thing as
the exodus. But his only resedy for it is
the old Rag and the N. P.
• • •
.o r.nsAn xxy sMtlief.
Hamilton Timm Protease Hdarlsse,
who is is Ragland on an spial visit in the
interests of the Dominion H.vsrseisnt, bin
base talking about the 'oadlli— at Albs
(messes la Gonda end the ON U.a ing and
the Weston Mercury and Esmsenelaire
Harald gsotes him se saying IS. " Pease
the, ea Aha sense of to sseke of the ese-
mimsr to iaergm the prima M Msirwuatser.
can be no parmesan r'1e1/ for
:Wa-
nd depresses." The professor is r
• • •
LZESUI04.
hers mer etre ..Press meet.
Miss Jennie M eel of Obrbeuld is widths
relatives Mrs
Mr Aahten, of Swansea hen hem vide
1eg his drag►Nr. Mew Joseph Blseklr.
Joseph Norma, Jr., of the miredsr twos,
with his brother risnesL, been taw vMliag relatives hes
-
er rens exiounuisaisr.
The Montreal Witaees : AsMakti fe the
deepatehes Mr. Hagg•rt simemmad at
Team* that there woeld so *wit to &-
Sees as the Ietercolo.iel Refltq bud -
noes and len the ext breath aeenneus a
Idea If nom thosead *Ohm Mr.
Riaggset dein. however. le lase missed
the &Sok fres half a million */ Lues le
that neesd above. If he heabs t.
de this within • few month& the .
seat has be.. mush to hoes M not tz
the the remedy .o.. w ofof Ithus sea
omg..Has Me
merely "hanged the leased boat
es how has
the se amege of M. UK ar dkmidah l Ma
eapwoia by hag • NAM f " Kt. See-
saws lie work," se the Owateeent sr -
PM
.all it, weds ex lwg«sn.
ASHCIELO.
Pimm our ewa ate rwmetseA
The Meknes are filled upwish seem [hese
the moss* heavy arifta The trolls as the
reeds sons posse has hem wily stepped.
W. Wil., We.. walesosak,r jdthig
his beams about ferhad. J1wogs promo a
benti1eJ apposra s few lis men assiet,t
There has hese esnmvolsrehle eebes'e is
Ibis visiniy lastly. R Aadraw bas base est
the sin list kr asses tome bpi we mu gid
te her he is reMwriog.
Labs= Nannie. —A t the re begat[
A. Mea shl end b'e'ers Geresex: lslis.
eneip y iof f ` r� pole_ snort no cif..
There se an pregesensl having a pair
�1 a steasat dim he gen
The 1 lama now he the *Atm-
ensn. aid ens ifs V ear aids. fee
tilvlmtturvien.
awe its masa a •• inessase a*'hswae.
Sand tad , • bu.ught " lea f, of n—.as (lbs
tamswrapp ri te Lower Wei. IAA.
Seat
•IS, pesblrtFlntce asm end pre will reeAws by
free hem
awl eite
sump to asawMD•a h M
Mee heel Is Ws
year T►.
Ie is
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