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Mee of ,st ( tarflt Nortkatred,
Trema of tleMe.tpetea e
Ons swath. 1.sidearm
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Three month..
If cry
die is arm, the (trots ger
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failM
&4vseteMe sues
Legal and other casual .4vertie mealh IA .
par list for dreg iu.ertioc, end y orals per
kw each .uherqueat fosertioeo. Meeeswm
• a0eparetl assts
8uslsw• cards of six lines and under. IP per
year.
Adrertinssusaa of Loot. Puuad, 4trayed.
Mtestlon. Vacant. tlltuetlon. Wasted and
)sostoss ('lenient Wanted, not .zoe.ding 0
Hams nonpareil 71 nor month.
Honer. oa :Ode and Panne o• dale, mot to
sacred 0 I.nr.. 11 for and mouth, .itis. per sus
seekent month. larger advt.. h prop.'niaa
Any .proal netts." the object of w hieb 1. to
promote the pecuniary he•t41 of say Lodi -
,W.•1 or ,tompany, to be considered so •d-
eenl..•nH•ud and chewed a•'rordlnrb.
Local Dot wee In noaparell type one eco' per
ward, no notices less than •SC
Local amines in ordinary reading t pe •we
}q4 per word. No notice for her than Mo.
etfeer for shin hes and other religions and
baarvuleat inotn itions halt rate,
f'asasaerrlaa tbsaarraer 44,0,11•emr.l..
A demoted nemhw of dM advertise
tar n,i will be Inserted at tM wths rates .
Per In, h. one interline(M /0
four insertions
three mnntha
six months
otos year. 5 00
No advenlrmrot ler this two laches In
Iesglb will be alculatrd err shave basis 6
per neat. der ount allowed far cash payment*
M [hare months' contract : 10 per e»L on a(x
arathi . and 15 per cent. on • > ear's. These
send itIons .ill bis strictly enforced.
rlNrt •'Thr M al" Mllresy.
gm►werlher who fail to receive Tilt 81011AL
p.01•rly. either by carrier or by mail, will
eemlev • favor by arquan.tins us of the fact at
sm early a date as partible.
Leah at Veer label.
Your labrl I. • standing receipt of the date
to which fen ■re paid up. here that it is not
allowed to fall into areesr.
When a charge of address Is desired. both
the old and the sew address sborld be Elven.
Rejected manuscript. cannot be returned.
Co,reepoodenoe must be writsn on one side
of paper only.
100
! 00
300
P.NMh is heeler,
.1. C. Le Tou.rl, of Ooderich, has bee..p
pointed LAYS! Travelling Agent for the town
shite of (Roderick, Colbor.e, AslIIeld and Wa-
wa/oat).
Loral po.twa.te,s over the Airtriet are also
empowered to receive emh.ertptlo[s to Trot
emvat.
All eummuatcations must be addressed to
D. McOiLI Wi'DDY.
Telephone ('all 70.
OODERICH. THUMIDAY. APIM IE. 1111111.
Tul wieners= Lee wags wan aTtpewT-
Iv borrowed frees March.
TRW WAR A TRRRIRI.E Tail rkOM TNI
/liar Iasi week. Evidently the cur was
sorely hit.
BY TRE IA AT Ulan te=a Iv c• Also CLAIM it
WAW.Aet talk ono feels like haying," What
• faculty for choosing font tor •ssoc:atea
Mir JoHN THOMraop leas"
Tea .,t tog no ('auADA " BY Jae
urn" -a. ku'uaRD ARrwTR..Su,Pre.ident of
Imo Toronto Young l'on.ervstives puts ht- -
.oulinuns with ua.bued war in this see-
liioa.
Tut ULSTER swim wen torte THE New'
Hooped Ends fault with THE SIONAI. beo•ose
it is in favor ot Continental Union. 1f the
News -Record understood the questing' and
wasn't pap fed it would not be fool enough
to take exception. " Where ignorance is
blit 'tea folly to he wise_"_
" Lrr ME warm 116111075418 or a mummy
and I care not who makes its laws," "aid s
. ute@m.0 of yore. In like manner, a man
n amed limo violate writes to Tut SIoNAI.,
" Let me appoint my own investigmting
communes, and I care not what charges are
made against me.
THE TWIT 741wwrarvR.. or Wrnr Hutson
are not satisfied because Tum SH.NAI. would
not allow the (o .ervuive organiser to load
Mae dice against it. Our co.teinporeries are
so need to having to say, " Me. too," to
everything the political gamblers of their
party undertake that their sense of right
sad wrong is eatirely bleated.
Ttia f;1R*T wToirel.
The report. whheh reach us from outside
potato go to .Mew that not only in (;.derioh
bet elsewhere throuvhoot the country the
damage done to property by Thursday's
norm was of • far reaching nature.
The far=ming community suffered prticu•
laxly, which is to be the more rerrett.uI
when it is remembered that we live in an sra
of low pricy for what the farmer bas to
sell, and of high taxation for what he has to
buy.
Fortunately there was nn Moe of human
life daring the great storm, and where the
destruction to property was so widespread,
there is all the more manna for theaktel.
tress on that memos
MfrultsA'0 SAmaa see ICVAUT.
The altar was somewhat wrathy last
week, and undertook to make • number ot
denials that were not denials, they were
simply f•lsehnods
it attempted to deny that Hes J.C. PAT-
TI.M.w undertook by • telegram from we
Cabinet M ionise to preye that • detective
had not lase sant up to Oederiek to de
dirty work by wether ('.hint Mishits,
it cud that (loos was sea appointed to
• positinn on the dredge, and ashssehwmle
d:sobarg.& • olesey falesheed es the part
of the Star, whisk .re,yca. In tows knew"
Os be a falsehood
it damid that Orme kawated The Aur d-
oss and was . hewn Vetoed d Mmemeu'i
✓ this seems of east year ProvWms*
Mei% sake Seedav-orhnol seprrt.n-
daees sail lead preteens. ob.rehmemhe ,
dews for lying •owedaye, or thew wasM he
• tarps se millhf hes at The flow elks al
Cdr MewerstJ. masa that su.mssl
Aad Saan7 , The Star ohjso a to the fellow
Mg That appeared is Tn. filewu, name
weals age
se• may
this esetie.
he
Dem that lgrsl a.h abseil haww,
ro
T11 F. SIGNAL : GODERICB ONT., TAITRBDAY, APRIL 27, 1893.
.eta/ia the same ..meet 1a the tame
paklie bershag hoses'
Why demi The Star ob jssI be that ewe -
mems 1 lima that Gere amid ham her
imprisoned for his perjury, ad essersd
the jadge for letting him off w easily. Tek
Stamm. agreed with The Star, bet ul.imed
that el the two eriesiade MITCMan.L we• the
greater, .ad that Goss should cot be un-
duly peuished whilst his as.uciMe, who had
spread the dander( broadcast, west fres
Perbap. Th. Sur, now that the spirit of
lying has taken pttas.mhoo of it, will
deny that MITI acts was .sst.ciated
with (ouax to this attempt to black-
est the character of a Wwwn'.
To lustier this Tit& Si..'AL will furnish ts-
tiapi•bis proof tutu The Star was hand -tis
glove u din eminating the .la.Jer, but that
the editor tearfully . poloeised for h ushers in
the filthy bummer, exonerated the mw
whom be sad t;cute had traduced, and hum-
bly craved forgt,euer fur the wrong he 11.7
.1.,... The snaking of the apohwry rued
Mrn•utl. from occupying " the wine nor
ridor in the same public bearding bowie'
with Stotts.
The language of Mr..Ir'aTH'0 *mum, lo
paannr sentence on M17w HILL, was not lees
scathing than the language which Mr. Jr%
154.1 Ruth used towards Goma, and hors
001 what l H1 14:SA1. has stated in effect
"That they wets' unlovely in their actions
and raying. outside, and in Out they should
not have been divided.
Following as the apology which M(T<•ueu.
wrote on the ocow.ioo, and which nww coa-
stitutea his badge of Infamy
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The article in question was
tosede4 upon erroneous tutor -
mottos re.ceuved in good faith
by this paper. Upon prepar-
ing our defence to the true
bill found for libel at the re-
oeot wises a rigid .lamina•
Roo w•a made of .1! the est -
denim which could be given
in support of the pka of justi•
(kation of the libel charged.
It was found by counsel that
it was impassible to plead
juui6c•tioo of the art•cla
The evidence In support of
the charge against lir. ('am -
eros that be had erduaed
Klima Lomas esu found to be
wholly unreliable.
W e regret
ex.;eedin,tly the
publication of the ar-
ticle in question. and •
pnooise to Mr. carnet -on
and him faintly for the
pain which the moult
accusation to 1.1
nave causal
them.
a Signet ( J A M FS MITCHELL.
The editor of The Star signed hu name
and subscribed to either at1 uth or • falsehood
when he endorsed that document with his
signature. If he signed what he believed to
he true theta he writes what he knows to be
false now, and he is a liar and the truth is
not in him, despite his loudmouthed re-
ligious professions.
1f, on the other hand, he signed what
he knew to be false, for fear of being ow -
Owed to the felon's cell which he so mistily
merited, he is • cowardly poltroon whose
word and action are of no more value than
I ;ORR'. where honest men's opinions count.
Jawm MIT'HiL,. mo chose either horn of
the dilemma.
THE NEWS ABOUT TOWN.
A cheers affsaaa pe. Was worts.
Asia kill preset U.
FINE TAiLORING. - Sprts, and Sumteer
elo,ke la great variety at the Ch(cate Honest.
Wes -@L You cue have • big choke and rely
"o good style and et at very moderate prices.
17. tiaoC.wmae. Mgr.
It lases the professional fishermen to tell
catchy yarns. hut if you want • taking photo
cabinet pu'Iure nr ral.r.emeat doe's fad to
call epee 1t R. `allows a{ hhi 'Indio. Dormer
Maltreat N. and -square.
It doesn't follow Flat a remark carelessly
dropped tails eat, 1st , salt of olotbee ravis-
her',
made shows hat the tailor is sot what
be ought to be. You • ..'t get say of teal Iliad
of work from 0'. .1. Pridhsm, the people'.
clothier.
HICy4-t.R. Istendl h,n yaof Bicycles
should call on W. T. W and get Ida priors
h.1on perrha,tsg. Mr. Webb hes h». ey
pointed arrnt hare for the.01O. f Whitwaltl
olio emote a renal*. 1104.8 make, Sull ed
with pntratatio Ores sed t latest Insp eve -
meets. Prlom renelw from Onto 8116.
TEMrsassoww MEgnw4. -The meeting to
be held hes the Temparasoe hall next Sar
day afternoon at 415 o'olook will be sA
dreamed by Re.. Father West, pastor of St.
Peter's R.('. choreb,
ST. I:nonan', DAT. -The " Union .lack
Bested from the flagpole of the Bank of
Commerce .on Mnday net. The reason
was that k1s (:gorge's da fell no (deeds,
this year, amid manager Williams was based
to let the rad ernes Manor wave some day
during the week.
('IO,MLr, Awn Hi -'T.. The well-
known evangelise, ('ro.slcy and Hester,
smiled in sandmenh by the anemone (tai.
Weicped&y, •sed were driven around town
by Rev Messrs. Howell mid Tarnow'.
t1oy are hnldisg • service to oleo. op their
work of • couple of months ago, as we en
to pew».
Ammo,' Sana -Iles'( ttwget Bolamy's
sale of household furniture, ~pets
/ermine, pieturm, Sowers, Novas• carman -
ter" tools, ore, es Thetwday, April With,
at halt peat use e'elnek, at kir residcsee,
o pposite ahs Collegiate ieoiteta ivory
thing will M sold without my peewee.
Thomism Owodry, emotions.
A Saxer is Arms Paters Latttss .d•
Mem frees Britain inform ss 'let the hot -
taw Ise dropped net d the pricea hereto-
fore paid for (bootie. r sad that late
ensmigemrna ha.. sherries. The to-
rah the. washer mess. for the Omi-
» It win pods
M7 that hew pries will
adias set
is the
Itagitelli market
M.nwawwe' iww,rgT. AwwwaL Mmwtws,
-The missal eremites ef the /7odererh
Mod..iee' Deetkeas will be hie in the
the bat et May [rose, t
.'sisak, far the purpose tdemrM1g the e.-
e
mud (.poet a1 tie dtrw
... , i+.1i.. r ob-
oes (tad say other bait= that may be
brought bel.,e the mestbs.
Wits Fes Him. -A o►ap r traValliag
Waugh the oseatry trying to .wheelie
parties with a contract fur wire Iesoee He
seers to give mumps wire to fames • ten-
sors lot it the party will sign a smatrm& to
take an me.oy for the wire. The .entrust
is where the swindling comes is. If y.e
read closely It turns out to bs a Pr
otaireer
note for $15, after • few words ore
with acid.
A Koval. Terries Kt'$1wL - Tbe fen
oral of the late James Vivian was cadest-
ad under the •oepiom of the Royal Tem -
plan oa ••tualsy Int. There was • large
attendance of members is the procession
(0
show respect to theeser7 of the t
d -
ed brother. The wte•eed ked bees h for
a considerable length of Limo, ad leaves a
wife and family who haw the heartfelt
sympathy of the oommuntty.
LoomlNu Ot'T run Hot Vit.t.Aut -Reeve
Kerr, of Bruasel., was i0 town Tuesday for
the purpwe of taking out an injunction to
restrain J. 1>. Ronald of that town from
closing a chattel mortgage en • woolen mill
man wined Howe, of the rate place. The
action of Ronald would, it was claimed pre
judice • claim held by the town realest
Howe, who some years ago received a
boons of 86,000 from the village.
YTalch es air ILL'ciu. We regret to
learn that on Sunday test Registrar Dick
son wen stricken down with • stroke of par
tial p.ralysie. Mr. Dickson is one of the
pioeeers of Huron, •and is one d the most
widrly kouwe residents of the county, hay.
ing occupied responsible public nosiness for
upwards of forty years. Hie inse.m will be
mach regr„tied by his many friends amide
•od outside of the county, and all will hops
for his speedy recovery.
A CILIA Smarr.-" This is the tint tints
in the history of (joderich jail at this time
of the year" that we have not had •
prisoner inside the walls," said jailor
Dickson to THt SioNAL Tuesday moraing
last." We let out "Scotty McPherson
and his chum " Pea4g " this morning •ad
now we have nobody but • few hots, -of -re -
lugs folk in our keeping," be oontanoed, as
be *trolled down North-st. tapping the side-
walk, and headed for the river bank. -
Sl'NDAI ArrcttN"oN AT THx T1MPLRAN1.
Hau. The Temperance Hall was crowded
to the doors on Sunday afternoon last at
the open meeting under the auspices of the
Royal Templar,. Capt. %Virgins, of the
Salvation Army, addressed the gathering
and delivered a most effective discourse,
which was thoroughly appreciated by the
large and attentive gathering. School In-
spector Tom also throw some bot shot in
the temperance interest, in an earnest and
oonvtncing manner. key. J. K Howell
occupied the chide
WORLD'S
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WORr.D'e FAIR Timms -1e yes ere
going to the World's Fair, Chicago, pt
your excursion tickets acid also aware hotel
end boarding s000mmciation and re10bi.
Intormation from H. Armstrong, town
ticket agent I:. T. R., Tickets, telegrams and
expresses to till parts of the world. Agent
Allen, Dominion, Anchor, Cunard and At-
lantic steamers Be sore and ties Cheadle.
Express Co'. money orders It to the
cheapest, safest and moot oonveomest
method of sending mousy. Receipts given
end mon refunded if orders are lost.
They an also be deposited in basks same
as checks or drafts. They are sold at all
nines of the company, wad are payable at
over 10,000 plaoes in the United State.,
Canada and priocip•1 cities of Europe_
hiATRiM4.NIAL. On Wednesday evening
of April 511, 1883, • few freeds met at the
rea[deoce of Jas. McN. Breckenridge 3,144
lillman-at., Chimp, Ilk, at 7.30 r.u., to
witness the marriage of his stater, Miss
Maggie S Breckenridge to James F. Clark.
The bride, who won old rose silk and veil
with white roses, was attended by MirJee-
.ott Edward, who was attired i. • costume
similar to that of the bride. The groom was
attended by Robert Tobey. The legal mar-
riage services were conducted byJustice of
the Peace Charles W. Wooman. The
ceremon w•1 conducted W. Porter, of
r.
the htlirem ot Chicago,who dwelt eta the
r..paae bilities of hot arties and duties of
each, and the walking in even steps in the
fear of the Lord. Congratnlatiotr were
then tendered the bride and groom, with all
best wishes, after which the guests sat
down to a well spread supper. After • very
plcaw01 evening the guests dispersed, the
bride and groom retiring to their borne,
which for the protest they have made in
Chicago. Presents were numerous and loan"
very beautiful. The bride and bridesmaid
were formerly resident. of (ledesick, Can.
oda.
AN Imew 15va Tu Woms.---Tbe aceom •
pining litter lase been received by Maple
Leaf Lodge Aaeieut Order of United Work-
men and explains its object. Bro. ('rmbb he
an eathnsismtio Workman and thoroughly
in love with the Order, and • sincere believer
in its stability sod permanence. A tin
'Winne" von was paused by Maple Les/
Lodge •oespting the trophy on behalf of the
Workmen of the snooty, and thanking Bro.
Crabb for Isis generous gift. The (ropey
000esu of a haodsomnely decorated limner
Broom, in silk velvet and ribbon, .std en.
closed in a beautiful mahogany ase with
glees front ornamented with the emblem"
of the (oder and sritahly lettered
To the (sinews end Members of Maple Ma
Lodge No. 17. A. O t'. W.
Dealt Si.. *.n RR.rre elm, 1 Misr for
your acogptanoe • Benner Broom decorated
std emclnnwl in a mahogany cams, to be bald
by your lodge for the rewind, year and to
he open dor companions by the di/sr.t
lodges of the A 0 L7. W ia the essay of
Huron. The oesditiesm od the eslmp.tltp.s
are that the lodge adding the most sew
Master Workmen members &snag any year
will Is entitled to hold ye lar the
following year. The D. D O. 44.1W. ie to
wake the 'instil deeidiwr whish lodge is ea -
tined to theapey asd it is be t
the eneawmfntl 1sedge u wM
on the flit► day of
February is eek year. New ledges will
only be eligible te ester is the emepwYes
after tis monk' from the elms of their
charter. The trophy is to Meese* the pro.
pay Mf any ledge that wise it three see -
emirs years Wrahissg your loam and the
lalgss of the maty iwereased prosperity
wad sueea.s.
I ramie years u C. H. send P.
Pane A. (hen,
We sdraf Ledge No int,
Rum nagmww, Mob. Mirka
The swamp rimae is ere Vis.
reading rem we the eaanw el Made, MI
ewe seriatim melee
sett M eM afawwrge•
COUNTY CURRENCY.
pass%( ~isusing asm.
of Stapes, gbirth M twee
calves last week.
Sealarth : James Arubob• d siligestil a
ear load of rery dna heavy horses M
peg ea Wed.od.y.
Morris . Jai Indeed, 3rd bas, bas Int
five Me yeses Nee wile grubby head,
wain& :he Irk few wee4
Kamm : O. the lbs► ... Apr4 IP72,
isotopes' sedan ago, mom to the depth td
six ia.'bea fell is this viaiaity.
Seal.rth : K. 5. 1lsattie, V. S., d Sa-
forth,w•e maimed in Detroit as Wednesday,
to Maas Maggie Skase, d that atty.
Clinton . The ase ting of l toterich Dis-
trict Methodist church, wail be held to the
Ontario street u►oruk, •bout the lllth of
May.
Seaforth On Monday last Joku 1'ytl,
manager of the SeWorth flax mule, t
out 1,277 pounds in tel bean with dye
@ catches 'd two breaks
Ifullett The first animal to leave
Huron for the World's Fair, was • sow
.hipped Iron 1.uodeeburo oft Tueed•y, and
owned by W. (;rurger, of Hallett.
Blueva e : John Kobluse° got • telegram
on the 13th front Maoit1e cuacerning the
death of his daugbter-[a•law, who left 8
childrad to mourn Stec deoe.se
Relgrave . The funeral of Kliz•beth Ker-
nlgbasi, of East Wwanoah, took place oa
Thursday of last week and was largely
attended. She was u her e9bth year.
Morrie Duncan McMillan had his arm
injured the other day while untying • oow,
by having • hook caught into it. He is
carrying the injured member is • shag.
Grey . Chard(= tluserengesser bas pur-
chased • farm in Liman township and ssa,
reasons to it next Fall. lis that event It
is said his brother will ran the sawmill.
moth : It is said that Mrs. T. Hall.
now of Hoofs opt, will assume charge of the
Revere House, In Brussels, on Flay 1st
instead of W. (:. 1.) lir.
Seaforth : E. Piercy, ledger -keeper in
the Canadian Book of Commerce, having
been granted leave of •Loewe for a term o1
six weeks, leaves this week for Fogland o0
• visit to his parents.
Heooall : Whilst T. Cameros was ea-
gagef in mother staves et McKean's mill,
be had the misfortune to get three of his
ringers takes off. We are pleased to sal
that he is doing nicely.
Zurich - Wm. Parry, who has been kept
by tl.c flay council during the past the
y» .ars. .M .• l.,hn H:idemlr•sd's on Mon-
day, At the ag.- of 90 years, 40.1 w1, buried
in the Brom !Inc .,.0-n*ery.
h.i.uton Nits, lieu. Riwas, who west
to Herrn t, Meetena, a year ago lot 11.
beueut ' Ler ita01t4..i.• .t there on Monday,
and the remains will be interred ben ; s
',eaves • family of eight children.
Kiobssa ; \Yee. Clash ha. sold • fine
pair of draught mares to James Archibald,
for ill Chis is • pretty good price ileo.
Hobert McDowell elan sold • hoe
ma. c 60 : he same gent emus t. r 7150.
Bruoislu : The 300 icet of 3 ply baker
fttbri: hose purchased by Brits .Is Conseil
fr ni the (;tet.. Pomba and Rubber \lanu-
tacteriag Co., of Toronto, for tat Fire
Departs..., came to hand last week.
Tuckenmiil Joha O. Sproat, of the
mos, 1 line ,.f Tucker.mitb, is in luck this
year. 11. luta • sow that last week pre
sewed him with twin calve!, and he has 22
lamb* trams 11 ewes, and they are .11 living
tact ,hrir.ul.
ltn:ou - :Jai. ,.., ,. , atfs of Chas
1pooaert who has thou retia; for a couple
weshe, died oe Tuesday night : she .eaves
tine sous and teres daughters, two of the
latter beteg Mrs C. McGregor, of Hallett,
and Mrs. Hall, of town.
Brussels : Angio Campbell u sow i1
charge of the dynamo and electric light
apparatus, Harry James, who bas been at-
tending to it, intends leaving town to take
• more remunerative position. He has
looked after the work is first-class style.
Clinton The wife of Wm. Higgins, for
away years a resident of Clinton, but
lately residing at Creditor, died on Toss -
day, April 18th ; she was the mother of •
large family, her eldest daughter, Mrs. Job
(aper, being the only one now residing
Gerrie : The Presbyterians, of (:orris,
failed to extend a call to • minister at the
meeting of the Presbytery in Harntitoe, oe
Tuesday. it was also decided, at the re•
quest of the bulk of his congregation, not to
acoept the resignation ot Rev. Mr. Stewart.
of Belmar.
Tuckersmith . Os Sunday last as Min
.Johne, • lady who We been in delicate
health for some time, sat by the stove, rhe
fainted and fell forward, Iter bead resting
on the top of the stove. Her left ear was
so badly burned that it is feared she will
loss It entirely.
Varna : ()wing to the heavy rain on
Wednesd•r eight of last week, Wilson
Cook's ostler was flooded to • depth of
nearly four feet. He carried out several
hundred pails and then secured the serviose
of Mr. lamp, who put the hose in •ad
pumped it out an a short time.
Clinton : lis complaint lodged by In-
spector Wheatley, . W. Cook' pa psatth
before Mayor oTaa p wwrrtt o►argtej with
• violation of the are-by.law is not *nag
shingles in mortar, en the building he is
erecting oa Albert St , as provided by the
by-law. He pleded guilty avid was tined
71 and costs
R•rl3ck dohs (:rustier, of yr
Ism 10 ewes which have given birth to phis,
lembe, and he has 12 ewes yet to Ionia By
Ws time they are all (breath hee a Soak of 70 sheep and lamb, M
Mire r.
Crssier's sheep double up worm thee com-
posed istsreat. 11 is batter 10 be Ian
lucky them rich, and Jahn in always leaky.
(listen : Four weeks age, as Lawmen,
Massing was retuning bowie one eeeatvig,
as immersed plashes the sidewalk tripped
him and he NI beovily en his side After
bring earned bowie, it wee found that be
had s.Misd • ravers benne which
cennee4 him to the aetil the peewees
week. He is sow able to be aroeed, hut
reaming the w d twx entebe..
New lire : The toll of four or five inches
et .mew the Other ewralag was the »bles*
d remark assess @.ural pesons, whim a
rends.* d Hallett spoke ap sad mid :-
Yes, its • Ism fall of maw, bet I'..
Bach la
knew. it to be ter, ler i well re
member repag to church M lodeskerat
with a setter envie years ago. ea the ssened
Seeds" i. May, sail the sleighing w..
pretty geed, ten.
Wbghan • Dr. Mel►am.N win ([hart(
remove bis renblen s be the lot jest meth el
1. Davis' r 0Ne.ee es (lovien street, seed
win .rwaly seism" and improve it. The
bleat D r. McDonald haeme er. ap g Ws
year, where big t dime and r144....
is eit.sed, will be three durum bgt, the
front M be el ref premed brad, the wfa-
dew seed deer data to be of OreiM Talky
alma Th.e A be her apace he the
Ger---am. doable and bio
'sae s=emi low win be &lied alp ler
(tai the third 4fe4ge teem IS will be
lie hesineaer1 bled! la few (bass gene
t leer, .i
DOOMS ANO KMOOI0AL8
Woureun sent lumeea.!ae ltlaa.at■.
ler May .hew reniarkabie and
newish es the part et oW U ly ia4rel•
las periedbeal, whir has shindy wee hr
Wei as eenshM plume among the ease..(
i1tlgatra of the day. It has hem enlarged
(era
pen sa is order M e1ve epees ler
itiostriliiitiesis, sad sloe that the
papers se the various Dupert-
ane.11, who* are • stashed and very rals-
able andere el this periodiuel, may here-
after be grinned it larger ty Ire, orrespemi
ia- M that en the body el the mapr-ias
The Iaten1.as d tb. pubh.h.re were eery
kneel .t the start, but they are previa
themselves far beater than their woad, std
the Arwwae wpprt of eabauribere ad of
the readbg pubic generally, warrants this
154U.4)4 rtpmwtitor.. Bused as all previa
one mumben ve, the hone for May is the
haat it .11 ; and tabs is say tog much is view
of the very hs.h .teud•rd of eceeilenee
Worthington's has already eslabtls►d lar
Rent.
HAnran's MAuaur c for May opine with as
illustrated .rude us early New Yak 11s,
ty Thom.. A. Jammer, 1.. lowed by • d..-
cription by Usatlaae Wheeler of toe latest
aubevwa.c•t of Cba.t(o, "A Drawn t h
the marvelu.a bsuld►np of the World's Fair.
to '•A Drooatentml Provisos," Henry
Loomis Nelson gives one phaseof life ha
Quebec --the French I.rnter..truggle with
tee wuru wt .oil and the heavy lames. Other
armadas nt more than usual unrest are "Phil.
lip. Brooks, "a e.um•te of the life and work
of the lam Bishop by los brother. the Rev.
Arthur Brooks; • puna as James R..ssl
Lowell, by Charles 1Gwt Nortoe; "The
Fresco Soars of 1575," by Mr. De Rbwite:
.ad "Colorado ail its Capital," by Julian
Ralph. A. (scan Doyle's historial rw-
meow, "The Refuges," is 000110.ed, the
May installment ending with • thnlltag
climax, and there aro some deliabt chapters
t Mfr C. F. Wooler a. story, "Horace
Chase." Short stories are ou.tributed by
Brander Matthews and Eva Wilder Mtt:Ism
sun, •sed the sense of Shek.eprrean comedies
is continued by "Loves labor's lost," with
sial illustrations by Mr. K A. Abbey, and
wannest by Adrew Lang Outside the
Editor's Ikawer,y.,e are no versa in the
n umber.
Tat METHODIST MAuAxllrr roe MAT. --
Tb. editor begun is this amber lin ..rife
f inters (numerously Illustrator]) oe "Teat
Life is Palest •oe," describing journeys from
Jaffa to Jericho, and Hebron to D omeaseu.,
which .re •.nouncel to be more fully » 1n.
tested with engravings of armed .mass
than •ay other mag•une series of the eon
eve published in any country They will
be of special interest to .11 Bible readers.
Hee Majesty's **sooty -fourth birthday w
wmeismmorated by • paper 4u " Oar
Oradotis Queen," with • number of os-
osnast pictures of ber favorite bealth re-
sort. Of patriotic i•tcr.s% is • review of
"P.ikmaa'. Great History d (;sands,"
wi I. portrait sad other pictures Irony
Years Among the Zulu" " is a well written
missionary artiste, by Mr. J. R. Panaceas.
Rev. Dr. J. V. Smith gives one of his
charming Chisbrl.ad .ketches, " Th.
Dimmed in the Rough." J. W. Bang mgh
the Will Clrktoa" of Canada, 1*. •
graphic narrative peso ..! the [Doral re-
cl•m•tioa d a j&il bird, enti led " Made
W kde," Arohdeeoon Farrar as " The
Sci.00. of Preaching," and iesalments of
the .aml Nevis, (rake "p an excellent
aaWMr. Price 112 a year : 81 for ail
moathe ; 20 oats per amber. Tomato :
WWni•m Briggs
Tae Lamm' Hors JocnoAL.-- Unknown
to thousands, Thomas Carl le's yoaysst
sister in . resident of tela Western mans-
mt. This utereaunr fact the Luba' Hesse
Journal bas discovered, and the hems -life
and perso.ality of "the last of the C•rlyk s"
are moat iatermtingly pictured sad de-
scribed in its May issue, which goes out to
its hundreds of thousands of readers in •
striking cover, preasating one of Charles
Dan. /ribeeo'e styl.sh women. Mr. Rowell'.
pit -tare Of rill life. "The Oct. of Bohemia,"
grows in interest, a[d Will N. III/rhea
gives the opening chatpsn of a short metal
emery, "Before two Altars," The World's
CColumbien celebration is remembered In a
stately poem by Edna Dean Proctor, mantled
"The .New World's Queen." That problem
of polite moiety, " The Married Woman's
Signature," is made the subject of as
interesting discussion by Julia Ward Howe,
Frances Hodgson Burnett, Mn. Benda
Harrison and other famons women into as
.ympesrum " Under Winch Name • Om
the tame subject is the plea made by
Frances F. Lanigan for the adoption of •
form at signature which nil serve se as
identification of all feminine letter writers.
Edward W. Bok makes a strong plea for
men to give their wives more recratio6 and
Once them out of their hoes.' -ale, wbtle
Elisabeth Robins. Stored contributes •
paper on " The Art of Letter -Writing
Altogether this May number is so fall of
gond things that Do woman ma afford te be
without it. Published by the Glottis Pub-
lisbiag Company, Philadelphia, for Tee
(.'Lia per number, and One Dollar per year.
BRUCEFIELD AND LONDON ROAD.
IrTom our own earrwges4est.
John McIntosh hes his rig out cm the
road this week.
The seeding le put back ler a time by the
stated the weather.
Jas Swam ie selling a large •neem( if
b•rvssting us•ehuiery.
W. MoQmeee taught in S. 8. Me. 3 Trask -
..mite for • few days so &benne of Mr.
Scott, atllmdieg the marriage of hi ettudm.
Brownie : The dry geode msroheete of
this plate ham agreed to clow up their res-
pective Normo at 7 aide k every emesis
(Saturdays .reepted) dories the Summer
eta.tk..
Yea• int feed it with Scott's Emelsios.
Fedingib cold kills it, [wed so new
an shred le have a cough or calker -ate
and leafing le camallmptfoe, lsrkbg
.
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OU aged Srpeprbe.pitus
streag loess Walt Lalbgl, clacks an
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