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VOL. Xi.V. No. 2407.
THD ONIPACITALL N.wWSSAPER OZ gZVRON oOTTNTYe
GODIURIOH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, APRIL 6. 1893.
Ts THIS WEEK
;W ADVERTISEMENTS
F. J . Priam% Pd-
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otos K K =(+Rowe, . .....
rosy t , Lean t, 11. diss.y .
r ialr of to Roo R C. Hoye...
ap,,,;t,., In•.•c•l J f Aohesou
abort) tors K 11- Smith
mem to It u: !' Scope - ...
t1' J P.teley
THE DESTINYOFCANADA .
An Int tnintlng Arttola on aha
1 Pant, Prevent and Future,
WE ARE FACING THE INEVITABLE.
iIIfiI� AT ens tomos
•«•
YOUR LABEL
THIS WEEK.
SIIS GAM Tows Kars a !Maas
wr mi Asya silt.
D. McCILLICUDDY, PRoPli
manifesto wee tiysed by malty peemieset lit Bos- Joseph Li•mb•rWs sad eke by FROM OVER THE COUNTY.
t aaatiteai est*/ forgo that tawo0utios that of How K Bloke, elms 1M Reform
to M b•okd
was •cc.esai y to Canaria beo•ttee she could feeder- The Heleeleer. •�s•r by no oumpeteut torr disiateneted auto tys„ttat ObtOlntbd :!'ORO
not otherwise secure free atheneum,. for her uric A Naw/y
product w the Closed States emits Tite....wit d d• y sad
�, onto
land. to awntry was rf.734,S1b a fa nand ---
suveaT roasters maws or 186. 1 •Reber tight million duIWs- Coneervauvet
1. h ITEMS OF INTEREIiT FOR READERS. Rogers, left here for home on Tuesday, be
et and , t c.iWr by l • the County Mill.
esu denied prelerwual treatises' in d1i g ills 1890 from Antertoas rood• ported
Iwill have • good effect to improving Um eon
rinse of the roads and Mee be be•eficiel to
the fall wheat crop, whish we hove bele ie
formed was by m.surn of cot•tloeoes frost
eontowbet seared ie the leaf or Weird: At
peewee melons no frost to do any injury.
K Tt-aeau ro Him Horn- -Mir Rich
mood, of Atwood, wbo has been on an in
tended vest to Rev. D. Roger. and Mrs.
Tb. rave yuesttur was thea me it had a out that even were there nucu*1l 000 000 es, much plea ed with her visa whilst here•
been for half a century a vital
issue i. 1M Imtwero the
two .wutlries that -. --- - Mk* delivered as excellent address. to the
1 of use , of revenue would wholly dieepprar The membmn of the F:prurl6 Imeagme o• S•b
(;tt fano nods was A weoalr sapet d CerNy Rewe wrested yip d The
semis everybody -Mb •d Yeast • up• dress erremg service de -
rises W Smith. .. - ..... , . S ' United Seta A careful etc, y
riot. Materia! �t1Oo gtmselu A tbo ■. R-ewe,esan. se anu.uat oollectetl on g fes •bath the able it being Keefer $.• sy
k f
ow, rtmoos ,isms.] Opens Ho•ss 1 hstory of the several territorial estate moo million d.
_ __ gteadisere wloboel l'teseee.•,mae Meese- ..ona of the United States shows clearly i Trale rad N.
BORN.
r►flf-p Ai ii.tdur. Idea.- 55 Good Modal
y• , h 31...ert to • wits et iter- H.W,g.e
R. A of r da•m(hter.
DiE
N)IUII
le H.rter O Moods,. AMI
tap g11e,b- A Ja.e +ruin- relict of 1
Me A it M•.rr+, awed s Ie•ra-
MARRIED.
(Dr6I III . wttIkur.itry -11y the Iter.
sower!. M. A A. et toe rondos. oil Merle
31Msa,wo Wo M'e. Wm 'CAMAS
ODA eat T. -d •o, tend se. Mr. Saes
Alba Hn . res ilophue of perm Yram-
Si, tyres the meets.bleeted te Caned•
.Mars- k:waosattou of the sans/ lady also g
vigatwu Returns mow that livered an et°ellent whirls., subject,
undo impxtd from F:ogl-.. �• Koster. Ruth were higItI)' •pj,rectatd
god awe 1 ennea.ed Wren, every *engem
The Cream et tae Tamely News a+ rerr-
Crlatsr et the West sad Seal News
Mesas /tees ear Lerwl e=eMwera
that heeever the slave terriwry, was ! •+•rlv all the t
1a tar tr•M. Tb4IU.eew. 01b.mes st extendeds Intherly, sin! Igoe sol eta ; ono 1.o duplicated in the Gutted Sites, •and
iember.ar
Tb.,, rave Atl rare h el 'Mitchel to the Vineries. Mies Mary Stewart, daughter
w embed 1■ tae Mlanrr+. soars wA1Cb had oke sur s ., er only reasonable to Stewart, mid t
extended surtherly. that way the i1 erica door • were
r the revolu ' American duty while the Anierio0m goods d our former popular townsman, Stahel
y tow of Lucknow, u visiting
ties, always kept nuthe en stronger,estruggle
,baa say t at tired triple
itis former acyu•iutawote ••d hnow. ee- The
led. the north until in the sol the struggle a say that our trade with Voiga..f nd would al- ri
he. 1 chin, broke out in taunt wholly disappear, and thea wipe out p,rook
the great Atrer,emn coil war which ex lin
gushed slavery. When Uana1• was demand
Mg adroitness to the U•nou, the parties
were *early evenly do idyl, with the hal-
.wee of power iu ,11,• hands of the slave
sad Mrs fine eab•rttru.
itiDMTISMID Mame I,ASI witut.l
Writes fes Tu. nmw.L by ' 111*t•rioaw'
ws.r wail axraT1D nes Tax t r.
The Netiu•ol Pultoy, as Ma been peintd
oak by other writers warn not • mere r•ad-
whet .LSA ,ern epprw
the major p+rt of to nine mtll,00s
obtain from our English imports, In ad.
ail ion, mane of ter trade doom with foreign
'!entries would be transferred to the United
Slake, en that all tol.. the Toes of revrnne
could sot be ler thea abut 16 or 17
million dollars annually. We would barely
telt W pay interest on
the public debt and the suh.idy of 80
cents per hoof of the papula ion paid the
different province* for the 1110101 41an01 of
local government as provided by the terms
'( a.nfederatioa.
The ('onservatIves claim that as our pub-
lic service must be kept as 'Genet as that
of our next door neighbor the •zp rddere
d the ooantry cannot be reduced without
impairing it efficiency or breaking faith
with the provinces. The Reforests at first
denied there would be • dr1101aey of such
an alarming extent in the revenue They
now clans. that direct taxatioe u a goal
thing for • eoenkT : and perhaps it would
be, were direct taxation for federal pur-
pose
us
poses in force in the great auotry beside
as ; but won the cost of tloverotneoi is
ramcotxd to y minimum with their* sad
customs dues which touch all
to a,Uwtd by
classes of the ooenu.uuity, the impuutioe of
direct taxation here, falling as it would up-
ou the farmer .n.1 times wham property u
most accessible, would be • burden which
woaldo't he p.tiestly horse. 1a Quebec
direct taxation is imposed for provincial
purposes, and the ?retell are
ea.a i bm
oouutry by t mad , even
homes to
their farms
e scape that and other afflictions. Put
an extra burden in ohm shape d a
Iirect tax far federal purp,ees upon the
shoulders of the unfortumi's habitant,
. nd we world have • fi&Atm of people with-
out a parallel since the Israelites fid u •
body from. their llgptia° ta.11-xaest..r.-
Fnumlly C,t•eervsuve* contend taut es
Ragland makes all treaties for w it would
be a!snrd 4, expect her t., in.kuct her rspr.-
,reitat.ves at Washington to .agn a meaty
t send
porm(ttinR any foreign sou y
g.or'1• duty (rue into (''nada, white auhje0•-
mg her Own to • high tars$ Thom would ma -
restricted reciprocity be blocked at the very
threshold, and se would be Los to face
with the disagreeable question what are we
i .1u about it ` to answer to this the R.-
formers appear to be able to asy nothing
more than to pooh the objection.
Regatdtag the
e poll01 of fool o�llLy
limited to the natural pro
wintry, wbich the Coes•rvttre party
favor, a few words may be said
•
h rGoiprcoity was abaseloned by the
hel•bn stoles- 'They could aid no more
10et tent of the tardf for the semis purpose •law o-VTilery. Theo was ••.thin[ attxs
of protecting manufacturers, but to et
broadest cotieepttou was iuteaded to em-
brace all Lads of uatee sl developneut ee
railway buildm.g, most comic-001ton, erec-
tion of public mmt.alev, oto. It was report-
ed &leo to stimulate private .,.10 prise, and
" with a long pail, m sootf� pull and & ;mil
a t' believed b the promo holding Dsteocrecy whir+ ruled the otos
southerly t. a.l.l- Their " boo play " was
to prevail the north from nuking any wi-
dower The atm,s.wn of such s Tarn ter-
ritory as Canaria would have placed power
ie the hand• ol the oath at least ea against
slavery, and slavery would hare hal to
o walk the plank." So ,'e*- nod the slave -
Jacob Schnuck has returned
to Washington Territory where be - e! -
gaged in the lumber woods.
Brussels . Preliminary •rra*getD1et w
being made for • aeries of racee on tee
Brussels driving put to conte off roma time
in June.
Krus•sl. Armstrong Kerr, who wee a
lam bar character in thwack imam yeah
ago, died at sealorth last y •
been in poor health for some time.
Veer Fora . Out of eight young tear
who left here recently for the west, six had
decided to settle In Dakota, and these sex
were all supporters of the Seismal Policy.
Wtngham Many old Wioghamiles will
learn with deep regret of th.- death of James
Carrie, at Fargo, )ak., on Nur. 11th last,
and of the death of kis moo Robert at l;rantl
in, Doh., en. March 11.
Morrie : The 100 acre tars of George
Brewer, Sj out 23, con. 4, has been parches
d by hes see F. K. Mr. Brewer .r. will
not ninon from UM*
locality
i hiy but
will
likely make heehaws
Komondville : (lite day this week I)•
Moore, of B,,t.00dville, was standing in Mr.
Hill's blacksmith AAs��hop when one of the
borers kicked, crushing
gte ((kMoore's
o e's hxnd
and nearly taking
off Wi.gbam : ,lir McIntyre, teacher of
the .sound delartn.eOl of the public school,
is at pelmet trying the curative qualtt.ies of
Press a mineral bathe, for sciatica Her
mealy (rieeds bops she will return tally re
covered.
young 1 y seine to enjoy her t tent, ea du
all
( r&o our visitors Masters M and
Lone, 10115 of lire much respecied county
lk ant Hu., n, wLo bate been the guests
1;:•1.
a enough -revenue
st 1l+_v, nano 1 tf ,nd. H hail
he, of Kincardine, and formerly of this vil
lege, a viwitieg relatives lied friends in
the village and vicinity.
Car
1 Crawford and .leu enjny
of Mr. and to
tag themselves in renewing their animist
encs among former associates here, left here
on Monday for home at the circular town.
Theyy enjoyed themwlvve splendidly among
to ►iters folk whilst herr. Peter Ham -
HIS NAME IS HONORED.
ism. "•1 £beet the LW • d Lamers es
rg•rva.
•t festival occurred on the 17.1 of last
Both Med ismielxated by the Irish memo
✓ bettor of Its patron mist, the holy Bishop
plion, C atrarj to the usual habit, the
My elednated to him u that of ba death
sad sot of his troth. The story alt his life
i• lee of the most tntereetis/t u religious
knew)
Mout. Ilse. rear 400. the wil•l800ts mails
• rani southward, beyond the wall which
Serie. built to keep thews owe sol. Broom,
se 1 sarong other cap' y away
to tie It ,ortio•ru f.eteseme • mere lad, sad
is Mo'•$ to a trimly of some node.
Thin you! h was sold into slavery apes
the meat .,t Ir-•1•ud and inner sh11...,veraattle all
yowrs of ,:.poio'ry ►e
frLeaont tis.•etar, Lhe
Saw of Sti••c*th, het tote may have been m
Wee hr a Mph he hat been known 10 his
limbed
The Gd wan of an unusually devoutand
pr.wt'..,+I 1.- nature, bet his deeply religious
twsprran,ent .lid not prevent hire from en•
terta•nieg. like all other eappvns, the idea
of escape. 1 he dually suesssded i. reach.
We an 1, son •sapsft sed rtltlsess-4 to bis
twice1 ati,.•(tt2htt �M
emus., to hive r.•omyed
toter er, a was era y
ten of the National Poboy'het the coaoky 1.17• 11 was alsrmal at the pr.peet d
woad nos take op the grw..l it h.d fart batt•* s &nalaaddwl lommia.!•,nere were
iu ouaeparlwh. with the treat progress trade
by ua rival the (T.etal Similes. A fiord of
*honey poured into the awntry for the pro-
35sau•41 of public works as welt ea for
manufacturing ani Itmuine purposes.
Canals was .line considered a marvel ou.1) soeure free entrant's to the Un1ut1 States
goal field fur the Knglien investor. A o,n- .esthete for the natural products of Lemma.
tract for the eow.tru,tlou of tate Cmnai,an "Gree them our minket and they will he
Paci8e railway ow eetre.t into, and oh withal; t., remain nut of the U.io. "said
May 2 .4, 1881, the first rod of that groat they. The result was
enterprtee was turned. Uo.dtuu•s of the rat aatirrom9TT Tw7T 01, 1851.
0002001 were that it Amid he Midi in tan The South wan rotated. It kept Canadayears, and that the o,mpany should receive
• seek boom d '65 nnletos dollar. oat of tit, Union. Canada was eatisMd,
and 25 m.11nw miss of lard. Altbws.tb It enabled her to keep tree from the troubles
they were Riven tea fears to oomplet, the then loos ni"g up to the Sous over glittery,
lar .pike eras driven on the 'fib 01 Not and ties her people the great dissident um,
e1410r, 1885. rinse than Bre yen s.wmer free ammo to the markets of the United
taw,he agresmest wets I;
the orernmeat Steges- oo
It is ece.led o..11 bad
es that
Mat into this country to investigate our
mailmen On returning to 1ashtegte.
Meso commi•siriaeta reported that the
desire of Canadians Inc political unl.0 was
pet the price they were willing to ps)• to
t
req.ired. Catioda)liolltpered while reciprocity lased,
a• nwea0owm IIIMIeDtTSLa 0110007 aft• thaub thereeeete who say Med mesee
ether than reef nm:tty metalled her. fent.
RCMother
doubt tree. Ksr.,leaa sad Aner.catn
k th. 6" yrs .64,1114to 1885. dem. wan end M wti.smaks IM prier .4 1• •
ate,,„1111.
1
�w6imh sltb. C. P- & wan under cos--.pplias high w.1W g..r, hs'` still it nil!
etrOCUow, the lis er..tast sprat an develop- be intent that h11 aura -IM seek • re at
ieg the cooetry as per the N. P. pro,rom, lurk"% as the United Stationing have very
iw radwa s ; =8,866,314 ea materially added to the sate total of Can.-
gt8,509,3t0 1 da's prosperity. To est otherwise m toe.
canals; and =8,634,184 in other public ••r,oiheng imMoctle. The pant to t
w orks, making • gra.d total 01,06,999,988. here is tbrtt wbde other maim ttpr'e-
la addition to tot• eooxm.wt sum very largr city mewed to make C)aaada prrpe ie
De', and harbarom he had seems
to ha'e thernugbly Utilised hie with tee
sobk resolve of devoting his life to the
onat..nmg am! I'i.ristauns.wet of the savage
Irish asap dean, tate ple.diop d hr r.-
let:.es nit to again renter. sway 11130.
Oven. after los pant exp•rteeose. he actively
loci reedicely .et ',hoot pr.patrot himself
for I,.1 lite work Ne entered .orae religions
astuetio.n. the exact locality of what' is in
Borne .iup.tr, tor this preliminary fitt,oe
sod training ; but be rw0aks of meet re
workable vi. on. which carbo to him from
time to time. eyeing hi. to piraerere to bis
soMe purpose and at shoat for see of
thirty he referwl, as a priest, to Ireland.
Somethod of prim iere was to first win
ewer In the he:,rf n1 Christianity the ekieds
el the rooms tribes and clam, wad thee
Pp, the creel will and respectful attention
n1 their 1,!,.were
S i re n.rk.ed.' wee his wooer that, tho-
se
oesag his latest of shout 4S years practically
tit whole p•p.'lation was Christ Maimed.
the reason for the emeriti .adellwlteeeas
of knee-.tr. commode, him, is the fast
that his loin name. Patrisise..teawe patri-
cian or "n1 M,t.de family," and wbo oeen-
rnn:y a.lded to the easel of preeminent
Bemuse ,n ,nock the sante Sasser that Re -
40 -0 is mord with .• today
��jj11 sus. male a bishop, •sd after hit
.igea, h we. t-rmowixe l as • .**.1, ley the
en ehornh Unriag his lifetime he is
believed to have vested the Pope 0t Rome,
st haat ones
Sunt Pefriek was undoubtedly the great
esu naso tar? the world has ever sus, and
s o ompihsherl a hereie work among the wild
historians 0f the British isles.
Thyro is a legend that he drove all the
make, and venom -ice reptiles out of Ireland
• thin accounting for their present scarcity
-bat this tuneful tale prob Oily originated
te the vivid and weird .•gory of the pooQ�
sad 'tinkles onkles 4. symbolic. s.asi.tis ds
perms of e11 forms of wlskedoer sod vice.
y
Awl
outlays were male by menu:spatttr esu times day. m la eve. • greater •eoesi17
1 we•ea
,tlwsy and by te+autacwrsre &WI for remorse to the trailed State* StatHarker
.oe
sewn en ete.,nit
xd 6.0121',...8Ina,That the .isle three canoes hove ceased to operate to
expenditure of such a vast sum, burrowed to benefit of the ('analan farmer. 14
abroad, steel on which the country is p•yrag reciprocity or free entrees* to that mater
inureet, attracted . large "umber of people was desirable when ioreign wars kept prices
to the oouotry go,r without syutg, meal 11 up ft -es entrance he•mps a eecesity now
p eywll, esptble of helref that when ilii. when there are neither wen nor rumors of
hated and employinent hal war Tb.• reorpr,eity 1,504.1 sur •l41**tr l
w ich entry, unf.xtuoetely bate attributed ttuwiir lotion to ill feeling
United States, t is more lrlde
010017 was
es u.
tweed the Foots leges to fres (or the in 1866 Fry the Uwi Stets 8°"" people
b i o'•` •r whirs e
( Vetted *a( 1864 hewn
f Cnad'• o.tt•,nabty, m en clot. •eml towards (,sad*, butPro
ii preee Sebes. d'erelunGlewa•
The names of Le children sub took the
r
easy of woe's, and its people w moth I.k+ that the oras reason for re ng to cos en lora e* f
r own, that it Omen what we cannot to tte•ty is M it foaud in the fact Wet obs Irnitthey
were able to smile ell NoeNoe.u-
,loot. theeyy modal,i thn ele considered
p.ot. that
jig handlM
(••an•d&afforded .o each market for their
produce as the United States afforded for
the product* of Cans tea farms.
toed by the
A •imil•r treaty was
United States duns, th time Mr. M.c-
kentta e
was in power, George lore ■
bsiwl the oe.m.rp'ner alio went to Nash
.noon for' the purpose of tegotiatInq •
teMty.
'Hach Already was estephatioally refused
by the Meted States immediately after have
the
lest Canadian eleetio . They
reason for hoping any longer that such •
treat' caa be s secured. 0 they sum upon the creak
re *propel-
led of mesa
inq Natimsal Pity fall
which, in the °pink*
retain. 1t was about ibis tone that the
e normous proportions of the exodus (mean
to •.tract general atteoti1, end that the
cities and towns of the' Dominion began to
* bow togas of eta leads. and business goner -
ally to become depressed. mune
Mavis/ exhausted the borrowedy,
sol having failed to make a horns market
in Canada. the farmers of the reentry betas
talkie, agar.01 the ps.d.d.t y and necerrty
.( securing tree entraassfer their product.
to the great markets afforded by the large
'hies of the liaised States which line the
border between the two owntrw,and which
aro •e near to tM •grieeltural regions of
1Mtario as to the foreshsg district of the
United 4pp,,odsosOrwe/to the s
that
Ca.hes them cities large-
adiaa
ly by water we can lay down nor stuff at
tower primas than the American farmer, who
mods kis by roll, which u mire expensive.
Such • market bed hon prom
ieed them bp
Sir Job. Macdonald when he introduced
the ealetw.tel emolument upon bleb Me
NatWest Policy was founded. The N•tis5-
at Policy, it will be remembered, was Sx-
meted to club the Americans into giving as
resipreeity is *Mimed prodects by st d-
isg their manufactures from Canals
ingl.e.t marks in the different studies at the
March examinations i. the Separate Scheel
an v follows
rovsTe CUM
• hn.tran Doetrue -- Margaret Payee.
i4war.l Tighe. Rear don-Ass1.
Jorph Metro,. Ari1mMetie-Ass e -
Deegan, Rhes Webb. l
.11e71e, Frederick Skanses. Lissome e -
Teres• Chisholm, Margaret Payse Cow
pprities.-_Aotrew Lyn•, M Pr
Hattiry--Marquee Payne, fY11w W..b►t
Teresa Chisholm. Geography - Taws
Chisholm, Andrew Lye., Gertredm perk.
Orthography
hograph) Margaret Pmts•. Elisa
Andrew Lys.. Writfsi-p'raome
Mc('orm.e, Teresa lltisMehs. wleg-
Joseph M.-Itvoy. Jena Harley. Temper-
a/K. germs Des, Margaret Payys'sw•
Neatw,•s -- Dertr.Ae Doyle, FrOder(•k Sone•
0•s and Ana MeltnugatI deserve venal
coedit Nights* total --Mary'.•, Payr►
wee having ended, the llorerament of the
United States, heinr
g tttheir fares
anxious
ill op
pfth
western lands,
could raise all the produce the oo.n0y re-
eked, an -1 they w.abed to gime these
f&rmmv. a chance who were to be taxed to
pay off the debt
Ates Lx TRA(1*2'l tA.T ramovarT10' WY CANADA.
The abrogation of the ire sty al•raod the
Canadian government mil several abortive
effort were male to have els treaty
rsaewd. Doe proposition male by Caned*
was that American prodigies slimed be ad-
mitted fres into Camila .1 the United Stares
would IMI, lower tise tariff for the heoeit of
to Canadian farmer. m:uer, fisrwrman and
lumberman- It was, as hike bee.i pouted
out heroin, partly in expectation of getting
[•141o
such reciprocity 0, y e
manufacturers that the Netiona4 Policy was
inauguratd in 1879, so that the veined to
mat het 10 the Can dies producer has
always bees recognised by the Canadian
Gover.tnent. Attestioe nae hems drawn
to the period its oar history win our
great expenditure es railways, ramie and
public works gsa.relly, haying terminated,
the people who had .0.e here to masa, is
sg MC money were
tussis, rend speed
Wangs se is great sombers- The sseas•ity
of dohs' •.etetol*` to stop the exodus wag
.ppareet to 011. Coessrvtivem, Returners
aal .enfro1. Au agitation for • remind of
the reslpweeify treaty with the Coated
Status sprang up Masan sprints neouely.
The Reformers were out d power. They
.dnpted a platform of enmsnxa•d amiss.
This provided for • metes. unix. 1Kwens
the two omastriea Ruh•rgse.tlyunt=
that oom5areial nnim welch' he 4e
by their anemia; as w41tstg political sai,
dish
:lest ▪ heieg diest is .Deal manage, mai
fes anuses t1 posses the creamery botches,
they su(rdtateddisioli•y keowa ea as
.,estristed r.dpr city. 8o lar se one is able
fa .*imMsri the .loses., it aims at re
tehim mama of Ike cosmos house,
allowing A.,ei0.r' products d all kiwis is
free. 0ed ohargi.g upon &sttish geode the
rime dense as arel..red by 11 United
States This partyprofessed
to .riH.t. British onlo/Rlies awl t h
leaden impaired to oaten the Couserrative
Isadore is their prd.0.ia0 of deeming to
British 91 he mode to *ata /01ds
the paltties d both parties with respect
II
ram noes essv' smeeras 0 aMPO0rn?y.
n l,T00Y 01 sentesoienr-
R•rupr•.rity, like toadied amid., is on •
sow ga•etio• in this .weary. It is skeane
se old as the seaetry itself Rveryse whe
homes anytbisg of Canaria. sad Amorists
history is aware that owing to the Lel that
when the esestrir were divided alter the
war of isdspeadeace' oke Awer.0a anise
grew ver7 rapidly, ewis1 tote fact dot
oleo
they were supported by • territory
saner d moss to the i.migr•et
tins the then spend part •t Canada
Mashed, Med ftpyr gasekly, white
Q.as .Aroman ly at • •wditill
I. 1816 these A..rit•el site• had besose
quite P...0.rose. ag'1 being elsaswCL•sd•.
would have rival oar farmers, lead it bass
apes to there, a enter menet 16..(g -
land bosoms the latter r.s ry
wasar
away, freight ebarges wen exarsive sod
engem stow. 1e 1816 the talus ef this
mM syi111
erle► Cateathea
was Weight+ fn~ e
antble
erie Alicia of the Casapaying dlea flormr.or, and
Ivy him an attempt was made to WIMP es -
teases thereto for the Cesarian farmer.
east failed. it was renewed, bat
wit tent eases a by eaeDg,d4.g Governors
At this aim and esti! 1946, woe mitted ,oe1e
Il all British wrioa ns time the pred.cts
.sto
1l.rtais on setter the oele•im
o>< fer.y ee0ntrias M (not
them w$eyed that prde'ut0 trade Is She
Dridd market which .•ay (bw•dlawe se
hope fee. Is that year Ragla.dsh•wrl omit the
peonies for over. hod thasesforth ew
dee*. d the USW States de hergenkorona terra
es.stri s were admitted
gogo ot Rn
wee this diof the 111141W1Lls.si4
es the predates sf eel wt&rbe1, fan here that the.s.omM'y for
samisen,. to the AsaTlesa sw6itosse
The diseasteat
-
Tillie CLAW
(imbibe 1)e.teie• Rd.••d Osp(sa.
!Wiwi Jrmephiwe Nal y. Dolle
rename. Anthem Anthe mis -8*,M Webb,
Mary Data a(4raaromsw-Dora Clllehwlm.
Mary Dire (hinnies, ~
ies, ilm.iw Mdbm
e•e. COM-
Vtien- .Itosephtws A•IMww7, Der Chic
hem, Dogs*. Meennus.a His10y-Gress
Chisholm, Swain WsOsrmws. Mary Cony
1.grsph,-Rd...d ample, Dew Chit -
beim ( y--Jesphi•e Osiew•p.
lb1i. Rena Writing - Teresa Doyle.
Maud retry, Detentes- Tomo Dwyl•.
J•ss0lsine =way OCwrttt.Nwwap. ewtwe•s--.
awl Dere Chisholm dews* spook. emit.
Highest less) -Dees Chisholm.
Wilybey wren gw1ksee hem
M fi.hele55 ar6ss Gee
!t 4M :4001m
0 .e4Ma /rem Ate. W .
for r1 iia
1Tzshwood : Silas I Mejardiue bad the
misfortune to get his leg broken • few days
ago ' y • saw log rolling os it waile at work
w Mr. Tager's mill yard. The freetured
limb was peepraliy est, •ad lie t rsesteg
favorably.
Dr..rtle:-A.,rgebed race wi11 he
ted at, Bromide on Jump 29th, hetweesr J.
Swart.: '• Walter U.. and ft lleattie'e
" ,Medici B " better known as the P nag,
mar.. Stakes $300 Other -
ell las
added to the program• •
Morrie : Joh. Kirkooneell tied family
have removed to Hallett township when be
has leased 900 acres o land from Andrew
Taylor os a 10 year lease 1600 • year is
the rental. Mr. Kirko,00ell had Wm.
Cameron's farm, Sok no., tor the past eight
years. Mr. Cameron has moved back to
the homestead.
A New V. S --litho timid, son of
councillor Medd, West Wawanosh, who has
recently taker. a diploma at the ('ollege of
Veterinary Surgeons, Toronto, is sow
locetd in our vill�'ge abd has opened an
office in the pre -minis fereterly occupied by
Mr. Keshler, +hero he oast be consulted on
the treatment of diseases of hones and
cattle, as he recently left the College and
having whilst there posted himself no the
latest matt most effimrioss modes of treat-
ment fee curing the diereses of horses etc.,
sad having supplied himself with • good
0amber of instrumento of the most repine
improvement, he s therefore in • position to
give satisfaction awl by • strict 011.01io• to
bustnes in hie profession he hopes to secure
• rood parasite a of those who may need hi.
services We wish MOW 1100sese-
McKillop: George Hahkirk, of thisbwe•
ship, still terries swatch which suss brought
to this country by his father many year's
ago. Ask was about 50 years old when
his father obtained it, be estimates that 'he
unepseoa is onusideeably more than 100
years old, bot today it is quite reliable and
ems better tine than some of the newer -
tangled turnips.
Morris : Alen Kaket, of the find ars..
batt his baro end stable and their cmetpliits,
oo.sietiag of two horses, hoe bead of cattle,
Ins grail, hey, impietysuts and • lot of
other articles completely destroyed hy fire
on Friday night Iaat, 'f he cause of obs fire
is unknown out it is supposed to be the
work of an immiliary as there was no
lantern end at UM Mable that night.
DUNOANNOh.
POPLAR 11011V.
YTom nor owe r.wra po ndrne
MI+. Robe. Sallon had the misfortune to
sprain bor ankle one day last week.
Few boners in this v.e.nuty aro takes,
advantage of the maple sugar season
Joo. Titin. ear., wbo lives oo the outaaerts
of Poplar Row, lest • valuable horse last
weep.
Mil• CilleiM7 A.
WWI?
Washere A
at trod if
ZTer3tn, vWt•dpp
raj R Tomes last week.
Miss Jennie C•tepbdl, a student of Gee.
rich Collegiate Institute. spent her fleeter
holiday• at her bonne in Colborne,
Master Will Sallows has the contract of
drawing the milk to the West Munro cheese
factory irons Poplar sad Butternut Row
We wish Will success.
Janses Sallow,, teacher S 8. No. 3,
Grey, past hu Faster holidays under the
parental roof. He 1.11 on the ■fternooe
train on Monday, to resume hu duties
Prepared far Meader* M
Yrby Ya.ai/M�arep•
1� Want
Freon our Ona •O,e•.ee.dtitt k.
MUNICIPAL Gree_T._ - e municipal
LEEBUHN.
From our ewe regret. ei sten .
Moe S-. Li0gsYa emitting relatives at
Carlow this week.
Mies K Thurbw vatted (needs in the
circular town aha seek.
Mrs. Wm. Fotberisrham, of Bromfield,
is visiting her deal/liter Mn. A. H. Clutton-
HOUDAY7. -Peter Foley, Hillary Bottom
and Mir K. Carney, of the (loderiob
Collegiate lartitute, nee enjoy 1nit (raster
ander their respective psreetel Mrd•.
Monday of last week there was • good
turnout .t the .ale of farm stuck at Mrs.
John Thurlow's rear Sheppardtuo. She has
rented the farm ter • urns of years to l;eo.
Vilified of thea place.
Farm wort i■ at.rtiog and everybody is
on the move in the morning ; 5 A W. i* the
fermate hour to rise. Karriog 'sly Mon
day morning parental voices have t, shout
rather • bit lomter than other days to row
t in the cos up the youav folks sod forget their bright
of almost every man of pelisses
if .w ea.ncd et WON W111"0041. twill Wrest 10 days long tog.. when they rt up • little
inanity has sunned its Yet the Township hall on Saturday the 8111 later,lea the well knoon Leebtrn hour fes
(ulnar it ever pneseassd- April tar Ma teaoa+uti.'a d ba.imer. ALL P M. sharp, to fp W art to W proses for the
Pro •e cotrTtsum.)
Sip suss d•
Don't be • fool ;know what Ten want
and rete to be imposed .pus by greedy
dealers when they attempt to palm off esue
pprwwl1uCiag tshetitutes for Plataaia's Painless
eed
Cora Rztrwmtor, the only safe, wire,
The O,.gsrv.fives ewlosd Thai M ear -
mar Ms whole er as port metro' of oar
e leoma reverses to the Vetted States is
imeleabtl M s surrender to th,ws of oar
e adosslity. The Reformers slain that snob
t.rrwde 1.5.Iras .ethiag of the klarl.
The Osaaary1Hres Glasse that Rngla*l
we51d Gest sesame M goy isle., admitting
the emaalast:sras s/ aMser emote/ fres
Twhile he Reformers � thee dads
her .w.
woad
pelnise• oars cure- Puto•m's Core Retract-
or is the best, the .a1sA, sad Me ody psis-
Wm
sin
l.m cora remedy. Slid by all dealerois
medians. _-
a.derar31 *5.55314* damsl.
Oa March 94th oort.oil met by order of
reeve. Moved by Jas. :owaolly. seconded
by Sam d Sturdy, *stet this Goo eil
examine the treasurer's books from the year
187610 the year 1888 inc55ire for infor-
mation required by to 'musty solicitor
with regard to the arbitration stow pearling
between Me 1.truship of Moms sad to
county d Erma with ^[ted to MWg+• and
highways. Adjusted to teen • M
seise ens DIM Monday in April.
Sims Fro ares. Clerk.
ries
sin
ogee*
then ever• are eat Warpage M7 i/rj•etls'• Ossoe-
ve M pot, whish A (menus see wppnt sed by d o eplw�
nesse *415 w • ew.M Iles eees,.apa4y.
The ygssl are.
Daawronia, Marsh ATM- Arabia Areal
who was discharged from the bends/ Ames
eons dale •gm, as ts0*raN., wt.1(0g hem
ompliestion oe di.o•..s. rem0ltia/ *1.1111
=kidmiy., Me Mew oared by Dndd's
Pills. His one is the eurrest talk
of the town. 8n far wee he rem down that
he lost the power o1 his arms sad lege, dee
.,,.. enneblas of Ab nook. and wag as helpless
eA • chili- Her eon • ores(1
again, WWI
and Devoe e &kFl life.
�woow
aorta,sm.d7hbeared
die Toes HMO soseersee Looms ka Toronto
reinvented will gover.'thenedves accord -
Howe /Mere. --Thos McKay roomed
bone last weak Iron an extruded t ism to
his brat' er, Wm. McKee leashes, towP-
ship of Ueboros. We are pleased to be able
to state that be ie quite rsonvered from, the
moat theles whish be oouttsatdd while at
the Normal s heel at Ottawa
Sato oyes 1050 --Timm Poetised, of Ash-
field, daring Ian week .old be farm. knows
0s lot emsher 12, ora. 6. to Thos. Sloths*
for the tion el 11,500. We emit Mr.
8tothers seeress Mr. Peetlaad, is sea-
.g0esse of retires, from twang, islands
losssieg is ear village in the sear future.
Botts Mats. --Oar enterprising mare
.hose, tkRiallawk who has bees for elms
tine • as* a Toronto, st the limas-
toad elMeme days, heeding the funeral
borsht that Joe Roe.. Me .11-p=golw earl
ooming day's work.
Rxwawal. or 9savh a -Nearly • pend
of three swathe has goes by e►nre hvs55
worries h.e leen held in the Presbyteries
March. On Kanter mot nines the most uses
ef the kirk bed re.umm..ued the coagrsg-
o no to hear the Word again. Thor time
presoh sow do en is view of • call ea pewter.
each candidate will preach two Sundays es
trial. The Rev. Mr. Niven, late of the
Saullp1een Presbytery, bet sow of fit.
Cat6eri.ee, 00sdaeted the tarns after
which he went to the Unica to preach u
Dederick TowashiP Servloe here at 11 r,
r., Sonday.
Tswr1s mica. -1s some of our metes
meet items we noted that an effort would
be Stade bene to remove the hotel lissome at
Dunlop, which is is No 4 ward Whores,
the wnrke. for *he Maid petition ie their
of bis h,wtlle,who recently suoeemhd from 0.000. 1.5.14541 over *1.4,47 u 4e 1...r ;
the eiote of eoeattatpti'sa prn'tessdby
however a counter emtiunn against is
other drser
e. awes hogs 1151 woes. a got • larger number of mimes. while •
.iwoerely sympathies with ht. is W peat assay would ant sign for or ag0in•s,
bereavement th4nkle/ • total prohibition nee would he
1.raarego.. -Os Tlsred•y the tete will h
301►., ea. / the The awn weekon
of ed canvases,* April
d
remains o1 M weeds, daughter of Th
the temprranoe petition •t the hall at 2 r a.
Wend•. lot 1 len el this w,eeti esu crow! mut
8 t1 sus WW%neab I Nntiea s, id i
were interred to 1,ungannnn atoms • lent ,sake *5 515 _
The. oheequ es were c onductd ley Het J. I
O"Coaaor. inenmbbst of ohm Rpiscop•bi&a ��RI(.N TOWNSHIP.eharoh.Iaoko,w. The enrage was very
Diseased was esTo
aged 36 yrs e raw. er s0
ewe eer,•eadeat-
bereavedb.ved retains' have die b.ard.lt 1 aloha progressive l:tmary sod Debates,
•ymp•thy of tb. •0141. e.mms•ity i• tis• 9.00 ty held their lams enwet,ng nl the ors
hereave.•sl ' en Friday evening last. The .•hjeet of a.
8r•two. --11 w5sld seem IOM from aha bate was " That wwema's mini ie ant is
M•pfnig of the leathery waddles *bo rend friar to w'a" The.SovsIivs was ably
Mowers. mod IN. dwppmrwtea 01 aha sesd..srd by Mines Treaties,. Andrew.
jis3g1e d sde4gh 11.11., &No aha 1assiasi,.R semi gamed. Tb. segsUre
•hlegew.a Iasuind
. lgeways and sielle.5ed the preparati o by Maters 8orrsvhy, Saadi awl Andrews
heel' the liseh aadteo• se sating hr ' After a Lengthy dimissain0 the result was
twrt work shat WI ter b rrtlriog awl deeitl-1 .n lever of the .Mrs.1ive. Mr
wtiain mature i0 rapidly es••ming • •tg•rgas sob& he maid h.rd17 ►0}
wed joy/.I appearing,. Waleson SpIFaR D (Ameatist (which w.0 elan M • tie A g.,,
16• tone d ail 0•d 0••dry. 1 flea doing) am was woman a the se-
wers
i a►Twsa with
Me•dg7 1resity o �= Aetthis le the lit s•*i.g d the
nem I.v.nd Tuesday
• geed q bakes day- ti.etsey few this laves, Mese Mfrs ha se ease
l light
&gid on T..dey s5 .041 sad enstig/ 1111 snit Noveesbe. The .6Oel'
Ips en�noes � hMwoessr� M�� MINN MISS w ad be •,.r .vrlag•
tewa___ wee N *r i411*0rd
d has Ilse s.,lt..owiag to
amass • base& for him is the pavilion, at
whish he wewll be Invited to be proems
D.& •• Joe" wilt test be able M maw, se be
sllersd a spelt. Of paralysis at his hose
.ser DeekeMw, N. T , • y er Ore ago,
sea is sow i• a hamar ae well se .mkr-
nowt esrdiitis- tis probable a
ties MM will he aired tod Is Ike d11 4.blast
wring n who ably ailed to chair, stated that
ng V Y hand, awl r esssgawe d (Maid, y ti favor d the