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Three mamba.66
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Ore 'ear. ••1 •
11 credo 1s .seed. eke M
grime per Mar 1 r0
idverit.ts. Kates
Lags) •11,1011111 mammal advertisements. toe.
pole 1, n,• fur first insertion. /and 3 creta per liar
for ra.•h aft w,.l+ueat t.eerriva. Meaeared he
• nanu.rril softie.
Halals.. marl* of nix lien end under. t3 per
year.
AArorrtsrmcnte of Lost. Round. strayed.
S$l1l ia.n•n. Vacant.-rituatione Waned aid
eltiane.e Chance. tt'anlevl not ex+w•ed*ng 9
Ila -w oo .parr.l 11 per month.
Ilona . on Sale anal Parma on Male. not to
exceed a I-ne.r 91 f,.r tiro! smooth. 514. per s,ih
s. ,0 o month l.arg•'r adrts. in pranlwllam.
lt,y apoca: not.. e, IAA Meryl of whi•rh ,• to
pr. on,, .• the pecuniary benefit of ani oiA.
Epinal or coIslaey, to be eon.lderrd so art
Toru Lament and charged aorordiruily.
lineal notice' in ' onperell type one neat Per
went no notice. lee. hen 25e
1a,o•IDMlatss in ordinary readlig type two
Bents per word. No notice for taw than !k.
Notions for churches and other religious and
heti*aol nt nrtititlon• Ar1/rate,
Veale -trial Contract Nvertt.rmeal..
A li,ni.ed nombrr of displayed advertise
men.. .111 he In.rried at the tfellowng rates
Per ,ne h. One tnserf ion W p*
" four Imrrtl..ru....r1 M
.. threeiw„rel he. 20*
'• six months 3 d•
one year. 5 O.
No •deertl,runent two than Uwe Inches In
length will he calculated on above hosier
per c. -.r. discount allowed for ttamh payments
en three mneths'o0 (t*.,•l : 111 par emit..* six
mom h,.' and 15 per cent. on a yeses. Theo
conditous wilt br orkUy enforced.
abe•l "'Tim elgeal" Kell veer.
Nnh•.-r;her who fall to emvdve Tits Rios at.
rernlerly. either by carrier or b twill. will
m
coer • hT.r by a' quosntleg m of the hot •t
ea esriy • date as po eltele.
Leen at Tear team.
Von. lahel il. a standing receipt of the date
to which ynm are paid up. See that it is not
allowwl to ?all Into arrear.
H eon n chaster of *.dress is desired, both
the old anti the new address ehoohi be given.
Rejected manuscript* cannot be retuned.
Correspondence mint be written on one side
.f paper only.
Yeall*ber'a settee,
J. C. I.e Tousel, of Ooderieh, has beets ap
pointed Loral Travelling Aarot for the town
ships of tiodreeb, Colborne, Ashfield and W.-
wan"+h.
Los al IrwtnIa.cers over the district are Slav
emla,.rered to receive subscriptions to Tug
Nle% At..
All communications must Ise a4Attea.rd te
1). ItcO I L Ltt't' l i s )Y,
Tart Sloes ,
felepbo.e (LII 30. tlederiek. Oat.
BMRRI0U. THURSDAY. MASORA fdA
1140 PSBR TRAM! WWII TEM aVATS&
In the course of a speech on •• Mutant
Destiny," delivered before the Michigan
Club in INerroit, • week ago, Senator
Hurutso, of lkkvnre, said
" No renewal of tete treaty of 1854 or any
treaty can receive a two-thirds vote in the
United States Senate. and any reciprocal
arr•ng.•,nent resting upon a tariff statute ie
Irides te be wiped out by a popular vote at
any time inside of two. years."
This ought to be plan enough to poll •
titans of both parties. Senator Hu;uisa is
one of the most influential Republ case sena-
tors in the United States. He tells the
people to a. many &words that hi. party,
which means about half the Senate, wall
prevent the passage of any reciprocity
treaty with (• owl*, and that even if the-
Dontocr•t •• majority by species statutory
enactment lower the tariff it will he raised
• rain a+ soon ai the Republican return to.
power ; end they may control Congress two
years better.
There is hut one way of getting
free entrance to the 'Totted States
market that to by PoL,Tir-A1. UoioV
What .1.. t• a R -form leaders of Canaria in
tend done' 'They cannot, in the face of
of Senator atat.meut, pretend that
they can get rs.iproelty with the Uoitel
Staten.
TEM MATO! aNtla N !N PART.
The 'star in its last issue adm:t+ that
houses 01 prostitution exist in this town,
and when the organ of the mayor makes
Duch an a.Imienton it t. &hoot lime the mayor
e nderto,k to suppress the vice.
Previnus to his election mayor Rt•TLCR
promised that, d elected, he would do his
part to eradicate the evil, and it behooves
him to fulfil his pledge in that regard.
The Star wimp's that au•tahle Trim has
been derelict in ht. duty. lout emkesews to
shield mayor HETI7*t .1e a matter of fact
the constable is by law, under the orders
and control of the mayor, and is
governed in his action by the npinio0 of
BrT1.ER
If the mayor, as the executive heart of the
pelta department of thin town, iestreeted
Use onestaide 1...upprees the evil. the evil
would he speedily .uppresee 1, bat intones
the mayor winks at tha inigoi(' the am-
enable will eontinu. inactive.
A year aro kat Fall the W.C.T. V of this
town petitioned the council ea this mettere
and emerald. Tees was cited before • onset.
esti two ..f tee reused, het se the hamate, el
Lb* Hamilton Menlo had left taws„and tae
r.n.tatok promised to do latter thee he lied
been doing the cherge against him sem
withdrawn
Since that time the Rasiltnn erne an los
retuned. and we are informed by the Ater
that prastitetiea le nfe in other eeette.s N
the town. Wo.M it not hs well for the
R (: T U to again take the .. e h fore
the town rosttoil and w H N is net pari-
ble to have the bylaws .3 the Mere =forted
-twit Host, why sat?
The paean of the tows eekd oleo me=
Is the .atter. ..d sided e.d sorieted y
the yetis' taes sed ye..g moven who Is
the reseal religiose revival pledged thaw
selves te fen* the demise of a Christi's MI
would la • .bort time eampel the swayer..d
the es.atable te de their dozy
if ether weans tail an e&wt will have to
he made to aeon= a pollee .ogimn1
Goderiri, es that the time will est be rem
••• the less* Moss third ear .Klan
TAP
SIGNAL :
GODERICH, ONT. THIIR8DAY, MARCH 9, 1899.,
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THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN.
A otter• imams Ta. *Mart rms.
Ake IMO bat prod S.
nUs TAlLu3Urr. . - Fab said Memo
dNv in dee& vireo et th. Chimes Neem
west at. Toe e.s bane*
.e611t ebetosea4trr.ly
• good rile and et K B ttedo w Maar.
TM o•adieate who .hake. sae= le set mee-
eworilr In teach with the Maeda, sat the man
who wits his customers every use litres la
lioner,eb, the mower P. J. PrMham Gott be
is the people's clothier.
A told reeled nuts s powers of retort tear.
wall w. rear+ 1 tioder aa .3.otr,0 uttht. and
Foie Renal thinker,. le thr.ea:tla. know tar
cite •+,ilk turned awl st the art etudlu of H It
tial owe is renal to the beet a the Premium.
Giorgi. Talents \ett Mcirri Nu. James
Wilson B. A., of Knox College, Toronto.
will &d,lr.-u the Temperance meting is the
Tcmperauoe Hall, Suuday attersous at 4:15
Mu**... Perim. --The ruatls ere very ee
c •italn,an.l many papers w hi.•h are started
to suh.cnh•rs never reach them. If you
noes a number don't oeus.n the publisher,
and don't remnant silent, but report the lose
to hum and another will be ,nailed. Person.
who do without the papers they bare pail
for, and complain of the puW.aber, do tujss
tier to all ,•oncerne.l.
Tile HAM) WORKED Omura, PANTOS. --
A Muskoka pas. or has declined an ad
Jaron of one hundred dollars • year to bis
salary on the ground that the hardest part
of bis labors heretofore has been the col-
leiOIOn of his salary, and it would kill him
sit undertake the collet:non of one hundred
Toilers more. We are aware that this
story h.a been told before but history re
peat., aril'.
Os.o Rt1.*An.t Ruti G. T. R. Kest,
Weer, North anti Soutb,Railw•y and Steam-
ship ticket.. Jverywhere hag elist.uoes
and short, Local and foreign choice of
nates et lowest fares. for tickets to Mani
tob•, Dakota etc. etc., .all o0 or wri.. H.
Armstrong, town ticket agent G. T. R.
I:.elench, Out., ti.rketa, telegrams and ex.
presses t,, all parts of the world. Agent
4ILn, Dotuinion. Archer, Canard, Atlanta
steamers and Cared* Enterer. Co.
.4 He vivre SOr1ETY l'ISol•O.itD. A meet -
tog was held Friday afternoon last in Bbe
Rank of Commerce t0 make .rraogem.*ts
f or the establishing of a Humane Society
111 (:..clench, to 1•e affiliated with the Tor -
•.oto Humane Society. R. S. Williams
„c.upal the ctair, soul after the prenmiu-
•rtes had been deeewed it was decided to
adj-,urn the meeting until Monday after.
Donn March 15, when the arrangements
would be completed.
MA.ONa7.-W,nithanl Times Right Ex-
cellent Grand Superintendent Humber, of
Owl/rich, paid Lebanon Chapter, Royal
Ara Memory. Wingbam, an official visit o.
Wednesday eremng last. The third de•
gree was exemplified toy Exoellent Com -
mender \tllli•ms, 1st Principe! and officers
The Right Excellent l.rasd Superintendent
• eprx•seed himself as well pleased e ith the
workings of the Chapter, and waeentertain-
eal to • light spread by the Companions at
.ha close of the sleeting.
EITENSIVE At tato% Suet. The ode of
household furniture of Mrs. Wm. McLean
premieres to be oue of the largest and meet
attractive of the season. The tuventory r
ane that coven almost every conceivable
it ticle for uee or ornament, and, as the sale
i, without reserve, bargain. u0 bre looked
11r in every line. The *al. opens on 1Ye10es
lay, March 15, et 1 o'clock, and will coo•
*mu.. until the weeds are disposes of. John
Kn..x. he well kuown and ppular auction-
eer, wail wield the hammer on the occurs.
IT It Vast, Ustrri. The Epwnr.h
Leeway of Christian Emleavor m camectior
.irh North et Meth.,dtst church hare is
sued from this office a neat little u page
roller containing the weekly topim of the
•u"jecta to he lakeu up at their Friday
vexing :nr•tinMI during the next Eve
°.urns, *lie names of thrum who take up
e o•h t.,p e. he pledgee of the active end •s -
+n••1 Vr manila-rs of the I."ague, *Iso the hat
of oth.e-s of the dicel breach. On the first
,.+;p.• ro printed an tevitauon for all who on
spend a protitabk evening at their meet
ter*.
THAT 14 S0. I remember one time
when i was a boy," writes a well known
merchant, " 1 had to at art • fire. Tbere
tees plenty of kindling, but I wanted to be
economical of it since I cut it myself. So I
took a .null lot a kindling and started my
tire ; it went out. Theo I took another
unaU lot, and toy fire went out again. And
.o on, until pretty anon 1 had ao kindling
left, end nu fire burning either. Now if
I hail used a big lot of kinlliwg ha the first
place. 1 would have had my lire ail right,
and some kindite§ left. It's the same way
with advertising.
Rr,Awa7.--O. Friday lett • Boit drives
by H. Dicker. ?woke away from him *hes
he sem getting into the cutter. The colt
after running .road the square bolted
down West-st, and when near the Pat
Office wee caught by N. McGuire. Mr
McGuire knowing whose bores it was pre -
cooled to take it to its ower. Making • .sat
of the broken shaft he redo around the
again to Kingsto.tt , when in front of the
Allem Rotel $ youngster got oe the shaft
and shoving it, Mr. McGuire fell backward
einem the Mise got frighte.t at this and
tuning the Bruer of *
Kmetos-et, threw
his off hurting Isis thigh badly.
A GOOD SAL► The New York San of
March 2. publishes a re& estate transfer in
whish • former resident .,f Herren fieur-. h
• moot gratifying planner. Mr. Walsh was
• successful builder and contractor in thio
maty and moved to the larger items"
sphere of New York where he has woe for
Memel( a position amongst the leading
usechari al destgtrere and builders of that
city least Fall he purchased a vacant lot
in New York and erected as 'parttime,'
Imam which he tempt/owl last October,
which he has just sold for 471,000. at heirs
ewe of the hest homes ni its keel u. the
ray TN. Stn. Al. a pleased to leers of the
w eer.s that h.. attended Mr. Wale ie the
land of hs aduptso..
Teems INTO Corroaom.--A very in -
he eetiwg event sem witnessed by • large
asmmbly in Kut.x Char= Net Friel.y 1114-
3.g. whim alter diet= service by Re.. W.
M. Hamra, R 1)., of Etetar, many sad
Moe permeate were admitted into fall
ts.wthrohtp In the uhareb, leu profemea of
them faith, sew) ratan 011 0ertile.how f-vna
other ehmrrh.. The paster Rev. J. A.
Awdersea R A., W the majtrity .f there
malls sprrn•I Mslrmoiw far awes weeks
in lila eeahe.nwin.a3 dim, widel. he mimed
early last January, when the ...agedimt.
Ctemlar sod Renter Haft the tows. This
elms hes ►.w 4 ImsaMLNe peed te the
young ee marts, se well •• ••••16. e smhees
et OM dstell, amity .f wham nplaety 1W
medal
Wawlw. -J. el.h.op Myth 1t say
M ear readers era Nles ta y the tpvaltltg
l.kirs. it Is mat Messes we hove set time
and •g= warmed them =MUM IL At
the pretest time Uteri is • phi.sit & e amp.
or =chap. • deem of them, gang through
the country with • sew racket. but worked
1111 the old elite game principle. He stab.*
• contract with each fermv for hes wheat,
*greeter to pay 41 a barbel ,delivered at i1s
nearest stat.* wbewree he desire. it. 1.
.order to final the omtract he pays a little
dew• and agrees to pay the remainder
when the *boat is delivered. He .sly ap-
proach.. those who have serge y.autsttes.
He gets the contracts sad *111 hotel them,
neter canting fur the wheat, hut will worry
Ib. faster tato giving him a nice little Nm
t0 " release the oestraa't.'.
How Kteceaotwt loos., AT IT. Kt.*
dine Beef.. IG,dench is • very pretty
place we .butt not The fact that it is •
"cireal•r town " seems to commute it.
advantage. A young man from that tont.
awe dwelling oil ita beauties when he struck
off to the one nearest the beart a •11
young (:,eieriehitos. "ieelerich les a greet
place for a fellow who is girtiere" he said
" All he has to do is to walk around the
'Queer and them walk the other way. If
.he le on the.q,tere he's tars to find her.
The editor caped his attention to the f•.t
that cot being a Freem..rri it was tmpos-
poaihle for a lady to to on the .year*."
He then explained that what be meant t.,
ssy Iraq thtt if she were around h,'d see ter
oa the agars. He was gettr.g a little
m1se,t up but he continued to dilate oil
(iudench s "advantages '
Tec lluustrs 11sii.i.. Oar agricultural
reader, will scarcely need U. have their at-
ient:on catlu,l to the advertisement of the
Steel Homier S.c.l 1)r,ll uo this issue of Tire
Si,.' et. as the announce• neat of an article
post•..a_mg .uch LM1u.etlonal.le merit u
this popular instrument will, weir sit doubt,
receive due attet;tmn from our progrmaise
and energetic farming community. The
Noxer. Bros Mfg. Cu aro au old eenial/ah•.1
and familiar brei fo thousands of Canadian
farmers, their business alatieg from 1866,
and the energy and enterprise *hewn by
them in the manulactnn• an.i making known
the merua.f their productions to the term-
er, stamps them as an active anti progr..
sive firm., and we have no doubt they are
fully prepared to make good all the claims
made in their advertisement a to the excel
lance of their Steel Ho, Bier Drill.
Orr HAND Rir•i.t $NarT. -The l.odench
IND Hand Rifle (lub had their seventh Uro
phy shoot on Friday the 3rd inst., with the
following scores, vis :
len
yards.
0 0 17sa
a
yrd.. r !• .
t Pennrgtue 16 9 9 9 1 43 6 5 0 6 1-13-56
LH.Watson 76165 ri311N.6-IS-al
H D. A rnold L. 10 910 9 -et 0 1 0 0 0- e0 - 48
Wm. Peahens '103 s0 3313670-16-61
If.J T Nafuel 9 10 6 9 5-4110 2 0 710 fe -71
I Lcxa 0 • ••
llld. Campaign. 6 4 4 4 7- 3t0 0 0 1 3-3 -1;
W. It Logan 81u 8 1 5 -32,0 0 3 6 1-9 -41
J. Pett 3 1 b 10 3-2311 0 0 0- 1 -17
The next and last *hoot for the tropic•,
will be held o11 the 17th inet., when we will
expect the full club to be ea the grounds.
1r 14 Tile SAtrs IN GODa•ICII.---Wing-
hatn oorre pon d..t of the New Kra :
-The New Era man has been in pease.:.n
of certain facts for the past few weeks re-
garding the character of a woman who W
voce coming to town, blighted eoorm of
homes. and caused the loving mother to
sigh for the way ward sen, who had been ee
*toed into her tni.puitons den. We have re.
frisked from slowing up this iniquitous
wow.•., owing to lack of evidence, and not
caring to pollute the columns of the New
F, • with the character of each a creature,
we have been &eked by • numb.( of
t:h. intim workers, who ham been petting
f rt h en extra effort to rid the town of this
lip.tiws woman, to publish the facia of the
our. It is mid this house of ill repute is
frequented by all classes, and the reason
that this cast•i.Q concert hall singer has
been unmol •*tel during the put six ouooth,
is that she has entrapped into her coils
some of the moat prominent men in the
town A twee e year•ohl daughter of this.
woman, who has hem under the watchful
eyes of Chrieuan people for some time beck,
mai. • co.fessmu such as to cause the vilest
of the vile to shudder, which ee will 00111.
.t great wronv has been done by them
vested with power, in allowing this nam
runner to breath to atmosphere that is pure
and good. We hope to hear of her ejection
.r arrest, now that evidence can be had.
which would give peace and quietness to
the neig1bon in the -rickety of this north
end den.
Se. Payatet'* I)as 1'0.0•[.7 St Pat -
riok'. Day *111 be celebrated in .. ranch,
Friday, March the 170s inst., by a ooneert
in the evening in the Opera How. An
excellent pr.rram hes been provided for
the 000asioe. The committee of manage-
ment Mate bees fortunate is securing the
services of This O'Hagan, M. A. Pb. U.,
Pri•cipel of Waterdown High Sdo.L le
Canadian literature he bolds a promise=
place. Hr poems have lose praised by
Whittier and Hattori, Priecipal Grant ef
Queen's University and Prof. Charles O. S.
Roberts of Kings College, Nova Soot,.. To
el0cetl0n he has devoted much tams sad
• hereon. He is from the Closbisque and
Phil•.Islphr schools of elocution and le ors -
sidereal me of the beet readers in the Prey.
melt. The follow..g are • taw el the prem
comments. "Mr. O' Have is an acoom pl rah -
ed elocutionist aid during hie lecture gave •
very heentifel and original i.terpretatine d
Longfellow's Kxeeb..w."-Toronto (Gk.ba
•• During Mr. O'Ha9an'e recital of !Lady'.
Sinal the audience Mouthed till the tears ran
down their cheek.,"--Stmforth Exporter.
'•Mr. t)•Hag.n wee the eloeuuomist of the
evening, and it is w16ct.nt to my teat be
well sustained hie reputation of hieing come of
the nota aeesmplrbe.l slne.taeataa is the
Preview.' Termite Materd■y Night. Mr.
O'Hyan will sing at the connect and give
manta of his favorite reeitati4aa A pleating
feature el the eve.i54. pro -rem will be the
appears's* ea the stage of forty children
fro* the 1ep.rse Retool who win give
masa. dieJegee. sad reeitatboe. The eta.
suet will also he asd0.d by the Mlbwi.g
talent : Mir Teats Kidd. of Sinew City,
lows, Mee. James O Imam, of stratfeM,
Mrs McCormae, Nies Anne* Curtis, Mir
J,wie Ska.aae, Mn Machetes*, Mir Flan
Trainee, Prof Machete= sad Mir Moylan,
reeeatly o/ Ottawa (sty. Tw.ntyriglit
cy0seg girt *
i. 0n$l*e from the llaparate
Orli will marled* the eoauart w*1. a..
of the novo "-'.I mimeos .t the imolai.
" Paley Volum." Mayer Betlsr, .helr.ta
A•Imrreit, .Gari 60 eta, aide setts
awd gallery, ata, Nate .aderaeet\ the
the gallery, eta Dome epee M 7 T. K.
Osman semreeee at l 1. .. Tia pah35.
are .Y.rd.ally ia*MM. Pr..1 hos M
twit Porter's.
LOOM. MavlTlcs.
The Spring haloes will opss w
.temillte
Mar eb. 1i. ks t r. Jaron. .R .w
Why bay year sewing medial» from
taemtger=.t k.kab.s prtew, whom yet est
fat tie bat m eisfect.red from O. W.
i hamar. for IS& 00.
Ides. W. t. iseM seem ter ROI
-tai•. p.s.ttes. sewing .eshMes.
biOy.3.. vidie, air rod ...**I srt.r-
eha.dis.. 411 of the hest, c 111 .t ruck bub
tom prier. Now is the tim, to perchers.
C. A. Seeger has recently hem ap-
pointed to the temporary charge of the par-
ish church at (Terra.11r, near Toronto. He
r at the rime time atteoaling Trinity the.
verity and taking the regular gredu•tiets
icer.. i0 Arts.
Miss Alkeu, of St. Mary's Ise taw.et se-
veral by the trualee Laard ill the C•dletttate
Institute to sup.. rtutnnl the comma.- renal .3.• -
parley -ea. Mir Adieu ennui well ref •m
uu•nde,l, anti gores every 51i.lerid of being
• auov.,afal teacher.
f 6r days are growing longer, and they
will lengthen eometht.s mire then • minute
per day until *h•• eu 1 of the m•u,th, trust Is:
ening (retreth-n un' the latter pert ui
June. On March 19-h, day Gid uight will
be of the rime length.
The hoard .4 V it toria .t church, (ioderich
have given • unanimous invitatmu to Rev.
Ur Irvine, now of Idamsa11, to hoc ane their
pastor. Should he he sent there the I lode
rich people will end him en excellent easter
and preacher -Fleeter TirnM
1 he Rev. J. H. Simpe,n, of Hruo.eeld,
will deliver • lecture on '• Won.an's It.
fluency ' in the basement of Knox church
0 Tue..day, March 21st, ander the•napioes
of the Weomen'. Foreign Missionary Sweaty.
Musical and literary program. Triter
10 mot..
Mitchell Advocate . Jan.ee 'runlet, *be
was ,ane of the e.rlisetsettlers of the neieh-
harh.rrd, moved to /Greler,eh this week,
where he pur-ba•r•d a "man property He
was a .oet. peaceable moisten, and oar -rims
with him the beat Lwr►a .f his many
tegaasnI.Oo1.
.lames Wilson, H. A., student of Kane
College Toronto, will preach in Knox
Church next Lord'. Day *nmol and ere-
mite, and present to the congregation the
claims el the Students' Missionary Society
A eeitection will be taken at both services
on behalf of that a..nciatoo.
It has been proved to the satisfaction of
hundred, that teeth ram be extracted by the
painless proems, wing anti serve path
Don't be deceived by hoeing the cocaine
treatment. The es* is harmless whilst the
other in very danger*.. If you west the
right treat isat y40 can have it et .tv
dental rooms, Grand ()pen Hoses block,
R. Richardson
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
1(nbt. Downs, of Clinton, spot S.aday in
10*..
Mir Maggie Cook, of (;oderich, is viltit-
iog 10 Clisto..
R. S. Hays. barrister, of Sodortk, was in
town oD Monday.
Mies Julia Peart, of I.mckew, is vimitisg
friends in Goderioh.
Mies Minnie Couch, of Clinic., ie the
goat of 11r. Minute Pridham.
Misr McKinney from Oderiah is visiting
at James McKiney's, in Berate.
Wingham Advance • Mr. B. Sults, of
G.olericb, was viatiag friends i. town.
(trey : Mia 1. L Hillier, of Cod.rieh,
spending a few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
R. H. Cott.
Mr& Stirling from tioderich is vtsitieg
her brother, Named Colwell, sad other
relations i. Bereia
Exeter Times. Wm Hawdea sin l:ods
rich this week duping of his bush farm in
that eetgbborbood, by amities
JOVE Thomann left this week for (Guelph,
where he tete&* le•r,nog plan tuning u,
the works of the Hell Piano Co. Jim. will
be much missed in the musmal cirele. here
Mrs. W R Moller and her daughter, Mu.
Nelly May, the guests of Mrs. Wm. Lir,
returned Io rhe,; home In Wins ipeg, Sat ur
day last. Their may friends wish them a
safe return.
Sanitary Rees.,.. memorsd.
To the kditor of THE biuret,
Sts, --As there s a strata( probability
that the choler.. epidemic will reach tins
onetinent next Summer, 1 am glad to see
that oar Local Boars of Health is 01(5037.
ieg and it is to be hoped that t►. Retard
wall take rigorous means to put ear town is
• thoroughly clan and sanitary condition.
Spring is at hued and action should be
taken speedily.
Pure air and pure water are prim. re-
gslrementa We have • plentiful supply of
pun water if the people will only nee testae
1 thing the •eggeetton should be carried
one that all wells on ehe liner of the water
should b. Mooed .p. In the interest of the
general health of Ow town the water from
the maim should be mead wherever it is
available. The well water in oar town is
very impure. Many primes think that 0
at is clear, colorise sad tasteless it must be
pare, bat that r not .o.
Theo, tissue is the matter of pare air.
How can we have pare air when there are
hundreds .0 open oos.poole and pita,
miry of them in • most nonose onedition.
in ernes ioo•liu.s the air on many • .ei11.
close sad hot night last semm.r was ohm=
•eh arahle fro., this ora.. Than pit.
.bold be red and new sad dap imps
mode and ryslerly disinfected, or better
still.. e mere s•ritary system devised if
ithe pr. .1tewbletodoso
If primer eh.arte are takes oar tows can
be math one of the meet hsaetifsl on 1Li.
Matinee( and the Loud Berard ref Health is
invested by law with ample power t0 take
them mesas
Prompt actin. is nesded,and 1 would nog
east the.ppn• tmlemt of • Modiral Health
OMe.r tlarl an inspector, both active, M0-
rnagk-gmiag and inrl.pesrl.nt amen, whet will
.es that the town is pot in • thoroughly
.Mme stat., and who will art eithemt lea
Of favor. Tome toil C. Masora.
Odh
eei., Mord Its, 1801.
tem UI..M Care Ilaw Toesa.e3e.
Toothache, the meet norma is anti lege of
the meat painful edict item is instantly
oval by the application of Poker's Nen
vibe*. Pelao.•. Nervihe ie a eemhi.atioe
of pnw.rfel aes4ysee. and ft.trlk.e at sem
te Ula nerves, .mothieg them efbi aferetiag
la era mambo total rebel free
e
Mott.. try it ler year d's ilike.teeth-
mho.oth-
..h. lfervlI .e le eoW is 10 std III alt
baht. by all dnlrbta
Carey j
rJda Drew. bad • valuable renal
lime laitessol the alba, day in a peaMsher
maw. The .shat, twat beset le
the ytttrd .ad rp• ewer • •m width
4.w s sad e I shwas of ate the Mia.b
bead rM».4. TM stent elms* dm.
II b
scoots Am oPeIsotSCA i..-1
Tits C.w •atAll MAw.ws -Mae IiMO
jest roee booed the 4.1 .amber (Mandl) el '
• ave' sod eatiee.l money, tip
E.ted tompo Hien mimeo, art Gad literature,
anas • '13*
d know.. (1a.di.. M ..,
It to to he psblWted m..tkly by tae Os-
t•rio Publishing Co., IAA., • etrv.g own
-
may, l'the firsIt ireetewe d which ars Hue
J. C. Patterson, Minister of Mlliti• ; Ho..
Themes Ballaltywe, Speaker of the 0.tari.
Legislature ; Then Mulvey, Barrister ; J...
•
foregos. M. U ; Barrett F. Frauklaod
T. H Rest ; J. lirrd.0 Mowst ; L. Bentley,
Y.A. ; and K. Sesame, C. It • while the.
. took het includes the names also ol W R
Meredith, Q C„ NI. P. P. • Irk. Wylie, M.
P. P. ; Attorney (Goober& Le•gley and otter
sell kens. Isom Mr. J. Gorda. Mowat
()Ioa,. Oases) is the editor. The list of oil.
tribute(' t.c1..4.. many of the moat pre
uotreit area in l'enadian public ledge
ameagst thews Hoe. W,Itrud Limner, R B.
%Vito*, M P , A. McNeill, M P., Hua
David 11.11. a.d ether uateem ee, and a
large .umhor oho of elite end graeef.l
writers oil a vara -,y 01 popular topics
The current tree oontaisa a µo .1 variety 1
articles. UAlt..'. art{'arthy, Q 1'., M. P.,
aerie with „ The Maunota Public ..ehooi
Lew," and Principal (trent with "Asti.
Netinnel Freiurr. of the Netionel 3',•hoy."
Rev. W s Blackstock in • well wnttrs
art fids, "The Smuttier the Diseot,t.r. of
America," attack. Columbus and pretest.
much that sa new tat
t
ase.reaid.re wegartium
eels ('adambtan discoveries sad ..N1.meet
on this mousiest. Prof tI m. (:Lark, of
Trinity College). writes thoughtfully e1
•• Cosd.ct and Manner." " to the Shadow
.4 the Arctic " lea the title of .n iilu.trsted
article on Hefe ee Hay, by W. W. Fox
••Som** Mewietss.s of the Stege " are
chattily diem .«d by Hector W. Charles
earth. J. H. Comer= t. • obar.tiag, well-
.leel rated art ick describes the Latin
Quarter of Paris, • a.d Cook Then as in
'rhe Rsreoetat.•ro'humorously uompar.a
city sled country 1 fe i. their adaptation* 10
I.e pie with " lade " " Sir Lancelot," a
brilliant addition to the Arthsnen Legr•ads
ly N- W. Campbell, "The Heeds' Lullaby. '
a very pretty .Mort poem by K Pauline
Johnston, •rel an " imitation of Hence,"
by S. P. Morse, comprise the poetic con-
tributions Two stone., " 44'hicm L it!"
• character .tuey, by !L J. Taker, earl "An
llp..t Window," a thrtllimg Comelier' story
by W.. T. Janie., make .p the literary
eo.Nmts. The illosttetie.as are good. The
m.gasine should meet with the cordial amp.
•'sit of every i,ltelltgcit Ca.ada.. Th.
.uhscription sv f2 50 per annum. Pato
betters ; Thelhstarto Publishing Co. led.,
Manning Anode, Taranto.
Ave Klee-m.LayiT sena,,. - A number of
rel .ens &re contused In the latest teems of
The Lake Mations., the brit tw.113y ewer
Iwbli.ltd an Canada " Tr-eel.ti',- " by
H. M. Stromb.rg, is the line article, •
thoughtful. besatihlly imams.1.dy, that
mum( feel to b. plesuag •.d b.a.id.l
'u rang sod brilliant is the sneer on " Ole
Muslim of the Saxes is ldodation to Woo -
liaise," by Mrs. Elisabeth Jolliest= d Pie -
ma Refutation of tha.rgulments weaM be
In(IIoa1R " Th. Development el the Theory
of Keergy," by J M. Clark; M.A. , LLB
re • clever contribution to uaiuetilc titers -
rare "Tat Franchise Q...ti.m," from •
w.m.an's standpoint, by Edith J. Archibald,
Proudest Martine N C.T.U., treat. with.
vigor and clearstory the adr..osd .Ude of
woman's mirage. "The 1.rertm,' is a
beautiful .ketch, stron¢ly tes•gin$tiee, bet
Helm A Hoke Joe r t'larkecomtnbetes
• cleverly antraa and novel " Iefehey of
(;Gia, who Sieg hue Brother." A variety of
other .alter, well ..iected. otomp1te wee of
the beet .uwshars yet Teemed.
Tits Meraoot.r MAn Ax1N1 roe 11 Melt,
1893. A leading article in this member de-
.cnbes the reins w. ideas of the R<731p4t3..,
which reveal in the " Book d the brad
ami "Judgment of awls " • remarkable
foregleam "f the do•tnue of the resurrect -
,os au1 immortality, with which Mo.es
must have been fanoher. An illuetrate.l
aca.unt is are given of the renurk•Lle
expedition of Lent and Mrs. Peary to
Northern Gr..al.ed. " From slave Roy to
Bi•ho.p," by M. H. L (Matt, describes
with portrait and other .smraviugs the re-
markable career of the late Riehop Crooner,
of African tease. Rev. Dr. Dewar, oo.,rile
sit •s as impnrtaat art i le on " The F...r
t'col arlee of Steam Het ween the Old and
New Teet*,estn" A vigorous article from
the pen of Miss Francis Willard describes
recent preens, ie Temperance Reform. A
I.3* sketch of " McCrea the Ri.M,pp of 3*.w.n
13*.).," " F.agl•twl is Egypt,' " R.r1y
notnonSymhllrm," • re. mew of 1)r. Sista
" Se. Bernard Of Clot x," two =pits;
aerial .torics, and other readable papaw,
make up an .xeell.nt number.
AMERICANS ON C U
Tie Mple aeons Mr Mae are TevemiMe
se e-npeerh M '0 -.were r Ramp,
*ell, of Ne.
It cannot be expected them one maimed is
the brainy amid untrammelled ways of the
"•stamp" should emulate the lefty lights
of that polished platform eleewoo• which
h as down .n tltrao.fnlly from your orators to
n ight. My only claim to be head by the
See of the Smith ie that I •m • greeds=
of old Virginia-tite brightest jewel of the
Battlers crows. If you cab how i oavtain
that relationship, 1 reply that 1 tea • tau of
Obio and Oltio is the Brut sod loveliest el
the freeborn d•.g;ltters ed Virginia
While 1 love the flat of my mother erste
emh1x.ned with the aunharet soil gemmed
sheaf, 1 •loo bee the Reg of her mother
State, adorned with • stu .iy water tread -
ug • prostrate flea ; yet far Ghee* bete, 40
11... that ether cud greater lea, 11301 ,t.
forty-four el.neewlseam ..h as =maths] as
the other, ..d se aurally filed . its plate.
For whether it floats to the Northers bus
a•rd or 'wave to the Aeuheru seplevr, it is
Mir
Weak
Children
will derive strength and
acquire robust health
Fry. par.. Krieg wee ofMereef
Food Medicine
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sew and hoover the /.g of "Ow Naha
Pend."
That the good and wise should prime ti*
ooatlese Musings of our Dative Ise* is Wi-
ther animal nor eurpvteie, for what
ems to groat and happy • people b. limed?
Yet we wets net always se great. When
aur fathers et-ock Ise freedom they
feeeded • menpanUvely restricted empire.
it wee left for • Virgin= PrrsuI.nt to memoirs
the mouth of the lifrestastmi sea the gnat
Northwest stretching eowtimial17 to the
Perak.
Umber another Virginian we acquired the
R..rgl.4.., ted reached sow he aid to tit
(Gulf. Under • Twreessan, sad Icy l.eeri-
eom water, WS saptm•ed the " Loo. Si., "
Gad the " (Jdde• (Gate " Tetley 4ssliay
works es oars the Wanda of the Paella
TO..rrew 11 ..7 be the pea of 1 he Antilles.
Three dusky *aide,s may sea he lollnwei
hy the enemly white sister to the worth dI
me; while is God's grand tt.eoar Dative bed
shall °noarise North Amerisa from Ritkah
Panama, and oar lag .ban Gast .d.
T. Mr .xtoodhsg resew we MOM, the op
tumid sod Ilberty.levl.a of an the earth p
yet win we allelu& the serpent from this
me parodies, whether he Kama ia the auks
of *rarity, grin....' disease
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Ilam ear ewe senesoemds.t
Tbe llehmovill. Royal T.taplkw WA •
hemmed visit t. the 444.U4
Mori v avowing bet. mid elmest
e very sae enjoyed hom,dl to M. bear.%
essiteaL We regret is fears, hemmer.
Mot ease el the IMO doses home se
M.bp lsuper
the rt paay el wee do
bee dame Mee 1.14 .p. The la the mors re
pMt.Me se M m. nu. *rroeo to IIs bid or
M the Lewes el the year, sad N *331 bei bit
the roman et tM am ble -a • - -tssaw