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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-2-22, Page 111THE SIGNAL" is THE ISEST. Milt IlW1.LA. A halt el ADVANCE. r; be jowl. Tet;E t nA.rot Tee zr*WBP*.PER OF HVRON OOVNTY. VOL. XLVI. 2#bs GODERiCR, ONTARIO. CANADA. THURSDAY. FEB. 12, 1814. LOOK AT THE DATE, ' or YOUR LA BLL T]c3I(t3 W 28 EC 11C _ SEE. THAT iOUR NAME IS MARKED UP IN ADVANCE. ay_ 1111111111* D. McGILLICUDDY, 1'RUP11 )VER THE HURON TRACT. he Grist from the Local MM. 4 Neel io nag, ea se fast, .we nerved ■p 1. *mea Nerr&ed1 e& sad retest k tipped sad l sea trews Leery Ibeetba. , Brussel' : Wm. %V1bse and family have .11110'01 to their lately purchased (aim, 6th hoe, Murns .fonh : John Stet, s sack .t pretreat w l c wiped to the house. He i. troubled ash "rostprlas iu the face. I:ruu••Ls James Ittashill, butcher, had hii arm tutored me day lest week, by get•- t:o(t it c+sight in the oogs of the meat chop- Per - 14041.1 . hop- ler - 1 041.1. John H•ueten. 'I. A., miser - 1 of Chalon ('ollegatc 'mutate, very ac- ceptably mien the pulpit of St. J rew'e church on sebbatb. Ithth : 1/es Jay last week, Mr. Snow den, cooper, hail the psmful misfortune to love • p.rttu° of three fingers on one of his hen Is whilst w•4'kisl at the trade. Prue,. is . Thu week lawyer Slacker nee beau Leving his patience tried like Job int o1.1 and by • sle•.are of the rine process used wok the good eras o1 Mile story. •tenl•y Mr. awl Mrs William Sten• bur) . •d the Ludo. K .& 1. celehr.ted their silver we g Y m the twenty fifth &university of their uia. tied life. Slu1•s : Dr. F. I.eM. Grs..et, of Tor. este, wag *abet to consultation with Dr. Shaw. enTdssiay. regarding Joseph White- head. who ii'&t pawns& in a very critical Newel up to the Speaker by Tum 1:100on, Mo ria ; tea Mtedsaad.y d two think ol Hews' and Bill Ttirkwood, bT We mg Ih•:•1 hrsokouri•1gr, of th;. tow°ship, end ton, will not immediately proceed to hasten Mess 1 trete of %e' nd, were united iu mat• I the else of Mossy• goin with bin vets - r mono by the aid of • marriage license and ' Tr,mto Evening News : 'due 1 etas• Bev J W'. L n.. cwrre.pos.leat Intimates that Angers .a to Hallret . 'fhe ether Jay, the wife of Ie crowded out of the t;utersment bemuse tuh. Hill mad owent lug operatienfor there °attain nm+rk. mein by him herr cans.! rental n(. tumor She u recovering es well offence on the Nortnwtat. Kut J Angers is as net 1 e •:pretest, which her frauds will torsed oar 4..r thin naso. bow can intly be M plo..et to learn- msi•tatn,d' Thu latter not only attended Helvrsve . _rs. M' I4.n.ld, daualtte ter peepl- of Wienteag by compering them tym a. K.., who d:md in \I.mroRaj to fleas, hut he also brought discredit .lake oat hin.edl and the g:oternmeat by hid 1,1to on Frits evaluate it bean tat:, .' w.:'&1 d., "hale ,;" iTHE FISHING INTERESTS, Miss Mary, who •Lo looked ch..o.ing in greyalk, while the grown was supported' H Patterson, of Toronto. • The Big Meeting' at Windsor F:teter: On Friday eeerring, Feb. 10. during the tett-d"& thunder storm which paa sed over this place between 7 an 1 8 r w , lightning struck the residence of Mrs. Mary F.elw•r, on Huron street, tearing shingles tar the roof of the kitchen and splintering some of the rafters The bolt then Jeaceuded a• to the cellar, taring the runts, but no ser- ious deviate was done. Breasels : Oran Turnbull, an old Brussel Erom The. Torusro Star its. now of Guelph, returned to i:ruweela on Wevewutt, Feb. 19.-- Fishermen to the Tuesday, and oD W'.Iseeday seeming, lot uuwber ul 200 tact in or nvenUao here on week. at 7:30 r.. , he claimed May, young cat daughter of Kw .1 1,. Koro, ashy wife. Sao urday and discus/4d the restrict:ous n- eat the beets and irruum are printers by cowly imposed by the Fishery Ihpertrneot. trndr,havirtg l.ain.l in the sans ofh,c»,.r.d ltesoluteeis were &doped for presentation it now tuns out that they were learning iso Ih. tximtog scion of 1'ar:&hent, more than printing Anyway, it ended in this (appy marriagenee/eating that the restrictions to abolish Tier 11.&eemea ea amens Ortaalnr as ler- armed be anent Ilea el .'sr a-- rr' wt a• 1 IIa.M-rhe Men er'be new 111 tegalatleae.lf Carereed. _n le WI/wan..+h K. McMurray, of East have reined is t no year was less than 100,- 4 Icli; TIME AT CARLOW (davit until after the elands. , I.sughter. 000,000 of artificially propagated fry a • (lot he would say to hie (rands it May sero would aka Mewls Tupper and Wilmot wJ;ing to have •law Lawyer, to get the best 62,500 pears to plant the same ttuautity of they could. t I:eoew.d laughter. He then fry into Late Brie u a rlepootted )early by Tile Colborn0 LIbS'Kli Dine. Went Into& thorough esplaoatiou of the fee the fish naturally. Nearly ours million ; system rod the mode el appointing tete:ere and •Itbvugh hat tog no ubjectiou w the low. rang of lees, contended that the present teethed of "sleeting oth x holders was better th•u eitherekotion or app intmeut by oouo- tyy council, as hes been suggested by some. Ile concluded by la tug that in the &p- po °ting of e.,ticars by 4.overoment I:rit- nh precedent was followed, and in • Itrit• o.h colony Hrit*h precedent was beet. Loud and prolonged applause. 'fhe gathering tae brought to • close by the sowing of "Auld Leas Syne. SHERIFF M'KELLAR Nose • leaad•esa.■ and a Weiser' Reeled Stan and err Jobs 4. Sard.aald. Trani the St. Thomas Amnia. - The tete Sheriff McKellar wan J•.11srs uf public money have already been a(uandered to this fad. How tong will the • Wise Lalbrrlaa et seem liberals volt& foolishness continue meow std Liberal,, and ■ •en solid TOE 1.1„T w11J.,t'N, "' W.os o i. Towles lake In Ilse Maguey Milln.ns of dollars are atom illy lust to a.. `ares,, • .preen. [Mere by the absurd restrictions now in _ _- force. force. The free American fishermen caught more tab an the -Cullen States shores o11 Titers ea, a line turnout .t tLt 1,.uug Lehe F:rie in 18t39 than the Canadians Liberal *tastier at Carlow Fridry eveowg aueht in Lakes Ontario, Erie, Huron, last. The g.:hetlug woe not martinet' to superior, Georgia/1 Ilay..e Manitoba end Young Lllx•rah, for we noticed Jobe in Itntuh ('olumhi• iu that year \1 hat Ilntvaosu, Joe gad Gtora. Morris, Ed. better proof u required that the liron•e aye- iii augbaa and •new utters who NCI u LO. tem and all rwtncnews should Ie: abulshe.l, t•utlt out uf their teens, bn' why ►p;.c.itd hatcheries closed, fishery tusp•e•ton dismiss- to crony the loo iva ars much as they wou'd ed noel our firhertnan nr]r free as their have dune a quarter of a century ago. And American hewtbre°' then there were s.me bromdggangr l'on• W'arano.S. gives the following facts treat tl .we wk cell 444. us Tanto Asn i,11 . •• rru, tervatives w the *Laps int coat wider \slime hie experience in laisittg hogs the past vein The true reason for the bars lath L al' Why should Ontario fisher._ eatcnia[ Johns and others, w lr. ideate doh te:se leo- - From leer spring until New 1 ear he sold breed Ly h.hermen to be that Mr. \Wiltnot, ooly 42 000,000 of tale pay yearly L12. 000 .8 . and remark. that • o!'w mrd: c of things had hero estate' shed rime t he decree hogs to the value of fL700, wed still haul 'l3 kriowao slut rho .rufic•sl ru of ti.a of , f whoa \oce 4•at1• tuhenun 1 •tl I 1 h •. On Ohne 1 d f w•Lite fish i► • !allure, is domineer of erre- paid only $3,800 in lio•o,e fear, although Dealings with the Samaritans Four of term he feel what to Ther •urn n w . is experimented • little. g D 1 iia is icenee ew went forth that the Jews to . ha,c no ora• 80 era•. • bushel, while the market piing and curtailing the fishing industry, t:try "tight over Qb,W0,000 worth of fish A•n the rinsed woe up to date and lets price was 60, • gain .f 20 cents on every hoping thereby to be able 1.0 try that an to burl rec••ertvl $2.000 in bounties from the bushel f.4. He considers what at b0 cents create of he u apparent in Lake Fate and . Dominic.° 4;overutuunt ` Can it be that lbs • bushel a ehcsp feedtug grain. Introit roar and attribute the expected In Nava scents hsbermen ere apt to return) create 10 the leoctit■ of •h:. hatelory. Tee I ippositlmr nit of Parliament if they\ WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY. superintendent of the Sands. h h..'ehery think the powers that be at lhtswa are me Hamilton IlsraLi To be tos.nset the last year obtained lettere irom men in his , helping the fishing Industry. rnipiny, .tally( that the dee-ease of herring - - m Ihrtr.•tt over Was a proef tint 14 11 were• Tbs. els&evIe. 0..l 4*. not for the hatchery the white fish would have decreased in the mew mintier. A lin._ • at the statements lollowiup, of firth 'aught on both Ades of l..ke Eric prove the absurdity of th.re letters x1011 en 01410 AMLI lt'At4 alp.. 1r1t1'ls- fish, Herrin, Pounds. Porde, 1880 333.800 11 774,400 12185..... 3.531. R55 19,354,900 1 88ret .1.3.323,;72 37.200,1[50 .. rem rAr ••NT nx eAnAP1AN White fish, Herring, Pounds. I'••uode 1880 205,0`90 854,000 1885. . 18:e .08r1 5.935.400 1'[59 . . 3. 213 6 902,563 ll'.1' A. mah,.. to attach Le He demands that .wren•. and meoa•teries be held open for sou, an ..flet to opeu itself, Its nuns amel preceding* " to public isepectton. Why net h.ve nue law for ail' Tor.°.u. Telegram : Patron ..r no Pat. „j•a, McNeughtrn, of puslineb, who is 1 ,n i.ry 29th, woe burned tram her fathers hsoriah conduct ea tis Toronto hoard of r. a,Jenc' on the 4:h met , the funeral being reaps dinner Wry Isrrely attended H►mdtsrt Times: The Empire u very 8reasels: hiss Fannie Small started wrath wr't the Prohibition convention. I.• ,nett It• mss-ls ca this week for • t'e.atluent• ealt.e.it him ex°re■ve.l satisfaction with Su al tour, ol rag with • number of mends Oliver Mowat, ems a refers.to the premier's from Toro .to and other points She u • sister of Mrs K L Taylor Seatorth : Feign Maltby, lite of I'alm- eNEoa, s now in charge of the Seafnr•h r eye et the Salvation Arm) . Mrs Maltby, then (ysptua.lgs&ks. was. some years ago. • eery AEsr efb a i. (' oto°. an Mrr McI>emeelt sod her dough• ter Kaes lett the farm on the 314 os of St•nley,'ead rem peed to 'harm, where tis y..00geat l •s has leen fur seine time at- testing tis Cdlleetste Institute. (':sites . Ked. Twitchell, w ho has been working as Mewitoelin (.land, returned hoer • few days ranee. •ed bad the mnl..r- telae to Lee hie pocket book containing $4S, which he b.• not yet reoovered. Brenda • Sims the 1S•h of January, l''II, IR Hogg. undertaker, Kreseelr, has burial fens persona who bad attained ripe a:rs. They were P Murphy, 8R years old ; ('sthn.ic. All the •how. what a .tat..- !I-. Hyslop, 81 ; 81... Oliver, 84 ; and 31 r. men Mr M redith u. He is just the kind !1c\.ail, 81 of • stere mm the people always keep oat I,odencb tow ;whip : Thos. Dyke walked of power trr m Porten Hill south to the line knee he Tor n:.. F: wing News: Hon A. 1:. Joly teem !lasses John Toerasoe s mod John who r &b•ut u, •isit Torootn, u a Protest MacDonald* farm, heing between 13 .L 1 ant An t yet he fact that he is ■ tele and 14 m les n.. two hours and 35 minutes. Mr. an honest 111.Nt a, well, did not vent hien (tyke a is his 80th year. from ee•rs'thg u Premier of the Catholic Pro- 'eeforth : "Kit," the brilliant writer in vine"' "i Quebec. There are bigots u On - the Woman'• Kingdom of the Toronto On- tario who would not, if is Lieu pewee to '.turdav Mad, was m town lest Wank. cls prevent it. •clow any Catholic, n, mater e. onfermnro with the delegation u •' • clever cap dare.' Sir 4/liver has • knack of mak Ing ales*' moan, by keeping Fath with the people. The people know that when Sir Ohio promises he means exactly what Weave. auk that, moreover, he is Pot lack - want .beet &slain( what he means That's .8v the people trust hint. Cain 1 Cas«t.: The Meredith party in (h. .r' is • moat peculiar oombo.•tion. Mr ►1er.l.th btm.e f u .lent, but he has Ito, 'Ryerson lesson ing the I'. 1'. A , Sol 3t. flair, Innen neer and as par as the White •NdM'•n ng on the advantage' of an- Michigan line, twenty•hre mil.. frontage on thenexe lir. Mercer nig the r pen .i- Lake E -:e, caught seven tints as many idem, Ir Km+ r ...sour -nig the Ib,u•.r people white ti•li ars the Venetians directly op• and ver I[am nKham, hu mg& derv, a w- p,aite, covering the same amount of water Mary or the "Nat W'onhioi l Grs.d fro°tsrv. Lodge of British Amenca,' aad to Mr o .s u.IAs• ar..Ttt1 ren. f la.e. , of K. mt. he hu seaweed the srduoos tact of 'sting- the pear benighted ---The Moister of 1 iaheriee claimed anadian water contaue.0 many hih u the Amen• ego waters In this he u correct. But he prevents Canadians catching fish w that Americana c.n profit by the enforced idle. new of Canadians. The white fish in Lake Erie hate not in• creased, although 1.500 millions of ertificiai- ly propagated white fish fry nave been de- posited in the lake during the past fifteen years from the Sandwich and American hatcheries. No doubt all perish u soon u pliant in the colder waters of the like, hatched prematurely as they are in the hot- house h•tcherv. I 7'0 the L lour of Tit llp•!eAJ.- -SIR n In your last you published • letter,aoppowlil to be ou &newer to mine In • previous Issue, but, as it doss not teach the points, thea causal my appearance in print, 1 have baf ,Ltrl. lin ash ktods. In answer to • statement you editors!!)! Pastel'. rtade 1 gays well-known facts, not what 29.081.300 ought have been, or might be, •ud the tact• 51.556.647 then ,given should have beets knee n to every irg3,32 fishermen of °ralway intelligence. Judge then nq• eurprse when 1 read your imnteu.. .nor_ clippings,particularly the rrfarence Co Win - All uIp.g,16 tan•' uvre that may lead your read - kinds, ors merry, but will not tale me so fu P•weds. West, though wins 1 sm convinced of the 2,008 000 bone fides of "Fshertuan' 1 will do my beat 7,653,400 10 ud hun if he be a Casettes. ii au Amari• 9.2b5,7'3 est. 1 shall leave him where 1 found hien - 9 hese figures show that the Amore -nes is Tine ".•••.ti . caught more tisk in the years 188) and 11,.89 The next tete "Fnhermwrites, he than the ('.nasame di•ns caught out of the .ae night intorno your1*readers why soninny of lake in the past 25 years. 1 challeu;;e the his ang have *4 kit its other .de, the F ashen; Department to prove from their an- "Fnherenau'a 1'..redise' to fish to a country Dual reports that the total catch of fish ns that hes suck awfully bad lase the Canadian aid, of Leke Erie, from 1867 to 189:. aninunts all told to 50,000 tons of 6.1.. Without doubt the Amerman* caught out of the same lake during that time 550,• 000 toes cd fish. - The total catch of white fi.h in leak• Erie from 1877 to 181)2 ism only 3.452,718 p..unda. The American couch of 1885 es. needed that of fifteen yews try the Cana - diens to 1842 the Americans fishing on 'Ake guest of Mrs. T. F. Cslesin. She ie on how great, to weepy the office now filled Ler way to the ('.hlnrnie Mid Winter F:x• p sitfon .t San Francesco. Brum 8 : 1; A Deadman has parched remit!), two Bee register 'l .1.r.ey heifers The dam of one has tested 17 Iha. butter per week, at 14 years old. The other dam has a record of 14 Ills at 2 years old. His Mrd now amebae* an even dorm. l:ruesel. George McLaren, who for y ars has been • clerk in the store of A. R. :.mith, bin pose iliao p.rteership with him. and *4.. n.w 6... .114 6. ksowa ..Musith & Mcparoa---A. 8.. Smith, *Ito h.. been Lid up for mate few days, is area &rowed Hills Gress : Sohn. J.rrot has sold his 5) tern farm. .ee m11s meth of thio viWaa, to James Terser, of the Parc line, toe to sum of 02.360. Jas. Jarrett, of He.msll, has sold her 180 acre Gins .djoia[at this tr., ace to Jas. Leve for the sum of 115,500. Hamer Thrs, MclAmbles, Croy, brought • dressed 8.r to Bremer market Toy of hat week that weighed 511 reads Wm. Bryan, Morris elm me e that tipped the scales .t Iba 125 to 13* foe one pig must be profit- able pork raring. I;od.riok township lentil the theed.. . nem of Friday, Feb. 9, the L.' rn of Loan Aldwod was streak by lightning, but for tenmely wane sd only alight injury. Tb. electric plaid however, rue down into • .tag 'v copied by two omits, sod killed mss wink• not isjuriy the ether. clato.: R. W. Perry, formerly of (Ile- um 1'ollsgi.te, has bow .pointed ex.misor .n 4 ; reek .ad Inti., far tie let. 2nd, and ' 1 year fat ?vows. Usivereity. t►Y is • very • _peeisi 4. paritlw, and 41.. Parry is to be oongratelated epee s.o.rieg it, for be is well qualiled to drawee *be deli's. Clinton : Mn. O. Oaken, sr., of the Maitland eimeanie., Gale 4.h township, 1nne of the oldest mod meet rested resi- dents of the teww.bip► has rested the home owned by Mrs Cooper, Albert queen, end with her two d.ogbtsn. has ensue to tows to nsid.. (Merge F. Olen, km sem, hoe lese to reside w the fates. Klytk : O. Rt Valet i.m'. ley, Wd.es- ,lay, 1m11. 14, the ammo was . some of as 'st.rsetfaa red ple...wt sera .vest, whew neo of 1Myth's meet esti.-Me ladles te the ries of Mks Kw* shiest daughter el eve A. McLow, Ire vs bar bend tem ,rriys 1" Rev, D. Mae% ear, of De emera T6s eereeswe tank pine. •t 12 tiara. ie the proems of a .amber .1 Wvited peters. TM (wide look very pret•t' le • meet besemiee by Sir Oliver Mowat. They would, if able t, do so. nen prohibit ons o1 that far b from presiding over the Government of this D'mistime in which Catholics form o.•rly one half the nopolatica. Let these narrow• unaided fanatics look .t despised Quebec and learn • much needed lemon in toter - .ties. Montreal Wiesen : Many of the ('on "ermines nrg+us of Ontario have highly commended Mr. L•tirier s timely •pvs&1 for tolerance, eat both Conservatives and Lib eras believe that it has dope and is doing goal One or two of the Coeaervtive orgasm fear, however, that Mr. L,arier'e flee mares may strsegthon him as • politic - •1 loader, to they here begun to mew at bum, to scream him of waist of tolerance, sal, se few at pnssib'e, Dodo bin work. They hark back to his declarative that bed he hese • Yetis at R•leohs dories the sec- ond rebdKos be sr it'd bays •ho.Wered hs ...kat. A greet many C-n•ervtive• now Mew abet the Mete were driven into rebel- lion. Red 14i. jobs. Meedeseld granted the O sten review of th. Midis before their outbreak thea ne greeted is host* why.. the n ew. aim • 18.4 the rebolus. was • feet. all the loves sad itvran lona in that ...hellion would have bass sand, firm t • 13arlieh graph. nr Mnn,t..ha had to resist ter Derain- i.a tl ver.mee$ .ed the Caoddise Pacific R,ilway by se &ppeal to force before they meld free tb.isestres of the .wteopnly which the terverwtaent bound thea) with. 11 the Conservative mesas really loved tol- e rance they would welcome elfeouve •p pole, no stetter whom IN whom they pro- ceeded frost, and they sw•' ant try to en- do the work of pseilisils by Marino open aid sores. Mw le S0* & ••111111111M101" menet.. Road 26 " Irby Does wrappers Marin the words (" rby Flee• • Woman Lok Old Sesser Thee a Yee "1 M Levet Rr.... Lad , 43 9oett-ot Termite, red you will ren des by pest a pretty pietism, free from ailvertrieg, asd well worth hsminp. TMs is s may way to demeans yaw Mme The soap r the best in the market tied it will only end le. postage to seed le the wrappers, if yon leave the aside epee. Writs yew same esrefelly. le Twit Rletsar is wag a e year is •ivaee. A premier& leekilslea, if Wow Heeee WA. starla that forty 96 per meet. mere week will have is. be dene by l.m8rsse these the ansae se smesa.t m/ the leek mf harem m the work. 111r ,reRI,.• t 4.1IL1kt. Herring have not been propagated. Yet the vetch in Like Erie increased from 12,- 628,400 pounds in 1880 to 44,103.413 pounds in 1899. Thu is • proof that hatcheries are • failure. Its former years fishermen aught large quantities of white fah in the Introit river which were placed 1° pens through which the water plowed freely. The fish were kept from November to i)ecember to obtain • higher price for them. The fish spawned in the pens and, &wording to the report of the United States fish commiusiouers, the eggs cans to life and drifted Into lake Brie. 1a dna time the fry oane to maturity and replenished the river. 111.1.1\o. „rt 11411. Since the hatcheries have been establish- ed 30,000 to 40,000 meters fish are annually killed off. and from 200 to 300 millions of ergs .re placed in the Sandwich and Amer- ican hatcheries. All these *fp are lost to the Detroit river, •e not • single white fish ie ever produced from the M0 tailbone of eggs. remit s seen in Detroit river, where, to 1880, 100,300 white fish were rasgth e,e the (1 madi•n .de of the neer, in 1892 only 18,000 were aught_ Why is it that then 1. • great dearer* in the Detroit river sod set in Lake Brie' Simply this : The fish that formerly came to the river have bees killed for the hatcheries sad ail of their .04 course •'Fishernlan' kuows, and, from the great q.ace you deyute to the .object. you also should, that :eliding fishing fires In Detroit and Port Huron control. through weak 1'an•.hav, a large number of fiehtuyr grounds in ()°tario, and he should also know that tie altsrstioes unite lly advocat- ed would allow the said lirno to conduct the buaoeu from their own cities, and thus, while paving thousands themselves, lave t'.uode almost bereft of fishermen .ani fish. I would remind "Fishermen- and, also yourself. Sir, that the 1'atario (louse is bin • nue of the most effective stump speakers in the pro- mos. llany s: xis. are told of lis tact In getting the beet of an oppment at r meet - lag. One pablshed Dome time ago is that once he attrndrol a meeting called by 41r Hee:lire who was 11111111114 sir parliament, el 0, wbich p.nwv) that tars .ulruary en t of in .4hJborouglt, and that when he was ru riled w s perk he arose, and *Lel 1 felt silt "ililiy" l.le•'e • hostelry wee run ou booed f prtn..lpl«s. .Ibe a.:.,.uut'..Iatwa u o.t.i by tin pr..pt.etor of t:e ('►r:,•a bete'. .8. we. wee teas rf a:u best, and s:ioweJ t h . t. rhe .nee wars no* in the hand. of • man who tb •'nu,f8le adeestone hew en eater o 'he wr• ....t ,h yu'.I .•, \ «► the tali . l.•1 i.r.•n ci.,i-.•I, 'he sheds las iskrn by t .pt. 1 g! t:s a .l' 'stet . utl,•r is pi reelect ei ' I, : t•'i, ruJ the vicehumors chair hrs Were atte.de4 to by Thos. C'airoll, the ,copular vice•peaident. Fol• k.wlug is the tort het, wi.ioh we might in- cideotly remark for the benefit of those who were net there, wee Jrnritie-hateoBe• ilueen • ccol 'ave the flume." The I;orernor I,ener.l and Lieut.-(:overn- ors--" For They .re Jolly Goud Fellows The Parliaments of Canada - ,TT. Ofigeni 41 The Motlicipa' Institutions Reeve Mal- loy, deputy reeve 1 ouog and councillor lobos, of 4 4borne. and deputy reeve 14r - vin. of •\ehlielJ. The Agricultural Ittereata Harry \lorris, Sam. hinselt, and 'rhos. Burns. The Learned Prete:winos Dr Hunter. Commerce &n.1 Tradt 'thee. 4;ledhitl. The-:\rmy, Navy and Volunteers Majorfarces. The Press 11. McI.1lGcudd). 'The ladies W. Bailie. The Hods and !forams -1Y. Gluier. .lim Wells, of S•ltford, ltd the choir with silvery tones and an organ accompaniment. session, No that you may earned ly work to remove the fishery restrictions from the On. tario Game and Ftsh Act, for you know the obi edam, about commencing at home, etc. ''ours truly_ H. 11'. Bor.. BOOKS ANO PERIODICALS. Till: Dude/tenet for April is rho second of the "Great Spring Numbers," and has many special features in addition to the un- usually fine display of attractive styles. Prominence u given to bicycling in an i1 hutrsted article which describes How to Bide and What to Weer, and also w • full page of figures in Kicycline Costume noel an original piece of mutate entitled Tbc Cyclir 1 a %larch. Mothers of families will be glad of the aid of the very suggestive paper on Fit- ting Out the Family for Spring and Summer. and both mothers and daughters will be in- terested in the opening chapter of a series treating of the relationship between the two Some new dishes are given under the bead of Dainty Cookery. The paper on How to Live Wisely mem • subject that should commend Woolf to all housekeepers, and the chapter on The Etiquette of the Diener Table tread of the most refined oh .rvooces .1 the festive board. The metre tuition on The Uses of Crepe and Tissue Pa- pers gives further instruction in the makes of teeny model and ornamental articles Around the Tea -Table furnishes both in- struction trod entertainment, and further entertainment is provided to An Easter Party and Literary Charades. The latest liter&tore is discerned in Among the Newest Kooks, and Flower Culture for the Month tells what work should be done i• prepar- ing repsing the garden for the Sprisg and Sommer The Illustrated articles ce Netting, fatting, Runtime, Crochettiog, etc , areas famine, ing u meal to the lever of (agcy work. The seb.oription price of The Delineator 1.111.00 • year. Single Copes, l5 Dents. Address order to The Delineator I'oblf8himg Co , (Ltd 1, 33 Richmond Street West, Toronto, One AUCTION SALES. all parties gene.ithe0Y I. Mlle printed at slot o. lotto,,•'• 4I tO I '•. The feature of the evening was tin•, •.es tionably the able political &.1Jre.s by Mr. Carrow, the popular member for West Huron in the l.'glal•tnre, and the honest presentation of the caw nude by him brought encomiums from Liberals and ('on• servativea alike during the evening. Ilegin niog. he congratulated the Liberate of Col- horne upoo the establi•hmeot of a young Liberal Club at the •'Hill " He expected soon to see one established in ton and be• hero' that iso more useful organization could 1 hour swab varying eucoe.s, each doing his be effected in any loc.lity, as no better I,es el beet to draw the people to his aider. method of spreading p,hticah knowledge I when • nteo with a monkey and • hene could be hail. The toast of the eveuiog. I organ came to the centra of the Naar* and the Parliament& of Canada, should interest 1'vegan to grim] out his liveliest tunes while everyone, as we were, if anything tee, Much the monkey ea the organ grinned his pret- governed. What was wanted from 4.overo• tic.*, grin to thew around. John A. and roent was the greatest protection for our McKeller paw the danger of the situation at homes and properties and the greatest free- the same torr and with renewed vigor did dom in all our relations of trade and tom• their utmost to make their •howl more in merce. He did not believe in p.t.rnelism, tere.tiog than the monkey. Rut they fail and no ergumeut could be advanced in fav- .d, and in five minute* neither one bad e or of the existing system of protection by listener except the old men, who were 1,M tariff to pampered manufacturer. If the badly crippled w rth rheumatism to walk. and manufacturer stand as 1 to 100 of cowum• the chairman. When McKellar met aloha env, just so much es the manufacturer is A. at Ottawa, at the beginning of the fol. protected will the 100 consumers be robbed. lowing .nasion, there was • hot discussion as liabsey sod Carnegie can give great benefse- W which crowd deset led to the monkey eons to Toronto and Philadelphia respec- first. tively, but it is the people who have event- - - ually to pays for the millionaire " n:uolh me 4 ig.rrllr ♦lee. .seen. The I:oyernmeut .t (Ottawa has It may he thought the .rth1., r e.l promised that it will modify the protective cigarette 'smoking in kept tea. o ,,mint principle, and from the action of the people ally before the public Mitt erre ••n•• &cross the hoe it looks as if we were op who ars the Itsimlx•r of small f. y...ti the eve of • soamler economic system. the r r. et, to teey nothinpg ul th• un•n Protection s beyond question an incentive who indulge in the habit, wilt feel tl:.0 to tobbery,00mbiuea &ud other forms of die- toxo match cannot be said ngarost it hoass4y. As an offset to ultra -protection Harper'. Weekly ad.1e a worst ;u. (. 1 the t•xstionists boasted about the "few w los. breakfast table," which win going to ter The torr of Cigarette*not merely .other extreme and allowing tea, coffee, hr., the nee of 40164c0. but a vice by ifs.lf to come in duty free The speaker did not in refonnatairier where the veer of the agree with that system either, and thought °pintn. alcohol. and cigarette habits is a it would be better if • tariff for revenue bueinem. cigarette Patients are not re were charged upon the article' named end %trio -tett from smoking cigars ..r piper:c the exoesaive duties on other oommoditres which are resented no eompwaa reduced ie • minimum. 1Appl.use 1 He tively harmless. The cigarette work• had sat in the Letpeluure of Ontario for a special evil of ite own whish three Des.ioee, end coofe.sed that he was tobacco in other forma dues hot b.ewlsotogtofeel accwtomd tothe.ituasino. affect This evil remit may be due 4. ITa win •firm beluver is the propriety .lrng.. or paper wrappers. or to the (net et( aappnrung the Mowat (:overoment, ed that the amok. of cigarettes is almost their auoo.wr. were not in puhllc life to- that thinhak,l into the Inngr, w bile cigar .My lbewr, heart «bile h. adrrittaJ the smoke f* not. As to that let the eipertA ability of Mr. Meredith. without wishing to decide . about the effect .1 the fact there detract from the other members el the Op- le no doubt. and no dearth of evidrmer positinn he did net knew of en. member of No other forst of tobacco eats into the governmental ap•city. the the other will an cigarrtt.o dn. The adult roan can Med Mr. Mowat.1 &crpci•tsd wish m carry off a gots, deal of ptieu•n.ef one kind• .umber of col:eh•agees, of shoat Ai5.y Of another, without diameter. and his do eo.ntry might well be proud, and it would ties bring Hied and hi+ will forndct,. 8. is take • whole row of the Opposition to wildly able to make his minor Hem equal • Fraser. • Rosa. • Hardy, • Ilu• subservient to he more itnpaprtant east. • Dryden. or a Gibson. 1 be Mowat obliged ions And to. it happens (lnvevsmont was an edentate ration silk• that it i* a matter "f constant outs Maio, or . scandal, or a oheroe of our obe•rvti, •n in chin, and whoa ruption. mew. bear t Whilst it had ex over there are intelligent sten whin allow 184. b.• not b....... eery year .n 116°111" pied millions, sot one single doper had thern.eleen all the t'reatnre indulgent -`s write life loaureee., and your field fortc• been ilky.11y diverted The work of the that they dare, that theme experieneel must be ezceedin*ly well ne,taterel to en Government an the interest of agriculture person* are constantly •• swearing oft' ' able Mery to accomplish the gun which yon cigwn•tt4's for longer sir *hnrt••r periods. dhow ever the h•ndr,m• reread pert ve•r was well known sad appreciated ; the carrying nut of Me laws were and 'smoking cigars in.t..r1. The yip 11 yen hed &chin. ed thio by watr.v..ent not • credit to Me Trevino.: the educe rette fetter begins to gall, and they fling buy, it would tot h... heart •-, sarpr.ini, lineal .yokels of Ontario had a world wide it teff. But young bays do not d.. that. but that yen h.v• succeeded in the difficult fame; and is the expenditure n1 the moseys They Kaye a,l diacr•t,nn en .itgh. fur •'a0 tusk of •cheviot' it at • mo■1.rate coat Is of tb. Provhaee so rot'eesedul effort had bee. thing. and. for another. cigars neat toff •dettew for sincere rnograt illation to bring Bola,. to the Government ons ranch for then.. and cannot he smokedT" no able to .how • constantly icer ee questionable act. True, • se•roh was awls surreptitiously m a apart. moment 1t 'ng surplus, oven whit. paying • millibar of Mtn the cohniatine rads eepeaditiree, is the infernal ch,'apoeattof the eigalrtt•• your investment poli•iew, i. prnel to met of and attar two weary weeks of delving. it and fts adaptability for concealment of tb. eswlkwt e wwl,ton n1 ynwr barman•. was bread that there was an iri&eeur0cy in that tempt thus .ch.4.1 hey * callow it. tied rose finumrial man•mwwi.menr, It n the figures eel one rent. (lend laughter.) telligr•nce ee steRary el intern atr.nmli, buo.l ;cent a The speaker showed op • number of other _ besimes that appears to me to he .moneath "m•ris mswtd" that the l)ppesitln under'" i-wv is entry detail and raisin took to explore sod implanted how Peek ase The 1' P R. kin awraaq«1 to Mice 16.000 -IMML Such elements, i..eeh as wnw*l is tun had failed as as engine against the bushel. of 4lsteri° wheat a .1 .Istat 1,000 MrfM era nes gendvwlly ..jny..*. Government. C etieel.g, be said there terse 01 Quebec hay te. the F:n4118 Market Swift w.,eh.d the onedsM of year would he soother meta* preaetly, and ha from the port of Rt. •lobe, N 8., as ma .t' ilmomt fait like wielder that he owned • reinvent. tetsrttltaM w sure 9,1 t le Warn will ve • free mottos printed la this list so to the teas of solo. FRIn'., Mar. 2. --Rale of household fur- niture end offsets at the retardates of the Imre Thos. Whitely. ear. Heron ant Krntels spawn lost. Far better clam the hatcheries sin roads The hones and Iota will also he •sd lave 18. $50,000 eeneaily expended In .offered for ask. 1'ommimci.g at 1 r w. J. flab breedisg. Korot, mutt. WIDE 110 ►t.:oant Tutmenay, !larch 1. -At 1 ►.0 , late of The., too, how posy Ne tie efforts of the tam innek• pr'p.rly el Jehe Knightly, on mimesis. haulm*, eomp.rsd to the b one. 8, W.D.,AskMld. lotto I:rNke, ga.atity of .pews dpesitsd by ter fish Stet - ens., F'eh. 24. At 1.30 1•. w , sale . aurally. Ce.eid.r that parlsps sot me of "trek and implemeet., the^D"*ty of ash est a every 1,000 that exist is Lake Harry Brows, on the premises, ►tnrnn en.d, Bels, or say tial ..e to every 600 4. e& ht t:ederich township T. t.osdry, &net. The wed cold eA whitish f. lake Erie --- is see and see -half fathom 1t is probable Ifrs fiiMMra abeam. tat ewe half of lie mature rah spew. leek Has tomb. f)tt slly, is keeper with other leterfee. A remedy must he plena amity .eeeptablle is form, purely whelosome is essepsdtiem, truly beesieisl is effect and eatiraty fns trim evert viler llneside ..a1• fly. 11 really i11 hs orseelta a physteims : if .eethesu1 he nem the reeds hinny tan• tire, Ryrep of Tire ouch • responsibility resting •.,.sou him that be could tint properly teepee.. himself to 14r Koul.sle language, an 1 that he must Ipc ct (-wad if he spoke in This owe naive tong:.., the t.aelic The audience, being cutup se principal') of 1115814n1 ecoteh, did not obllct to thin., though 511. Ke.cher pro• tested ua the grounds that he dry not u*- dcrstaod f :Ael.e, and therefore would nut be •L1c to anemic Mit. lt.Sellar, but the pro• teat did shot .veil, and the orator prooe.de.l. It WAS not loos before hie vlu,uciu•e began to tell upon his hearers : they row up front theur_maiW.,._ sw ung then arts..' and would have attacked Beecher if the speaker had no' pial with them to spare the pour c:liel wha hied .0 ,ales how ha I he himself w•t,. Mr. Beecher asked one of his friends who u nderstood the:14411c, what SIcK'dlar was laying. sad his reply Wes, 'qt. is •wlul, Mr leacher, it is awful" When McKellar had finished his speech he turned arouud to Ilea:her and said, " 1 gin dame uuw, air ltee••ber, .u,4 earner me it you eine •' 1t i. o le ilea to say that Mr. Ileecher dirt not answer brit, and bring a 41.4.r speaker he did not leave a very favorable impression upon the audience, loliowiu„ as he diel, so •b1ecti:e en orator who heel sp..ke° .n the murieaI dialect of the Scotch Higoleeds. Mr. 51.Kellcr told • wood story about a meeting or meetings held in SIm0re many years ago. when he and John A. were in their prince. Tory and grit niretinvs were announced to be held in that-tomon the same day. &nd each party, to assure Duce..1 had secured its most prominent min as speaker. The Tory hea.lquarters were at • hotel on ooe aerie of the &here amt tnel:ti1 at • hot.l on the opposite, and they were far esougb apart to punnet the voices of the speakers mingling, tuil there win room enough for the two ambiences to keep separ- ate I. John A. commenced hie speech for the "C. ry candidate to • large crowd, and McKellar quickly foll•iwed in • speech Co the (4rits, and they talked about halt an NORTH AMERICAN LIFE. The General Annual Meeting a Tear et 1npreredenNd 'r p.N1y-a to1- l•1arierl atatemesl -targe sar,Iue toNsprerrd 5N& tattelNte• a mem, Itassetal reenters. Tbe auuu•1 uweuug of this oompi n,J wad held at not had odic.. furontu, .0 Churls day, ,I&nwry 2,. lb it. ,l.diu 1. K►•tkne. h: -.i . rrestdeot was appiute4 chairman, gad thin. JI..•t'ahe, net'ntery, when the f low-wa 14 port Wes submitted . Ittix.k 1. In provnrtae then lS•,h annual report et the busmen int the o..inpaoy, the •Ilfecturs congratulate the p they hnld.r• au 1 suer antors upon the euutluusncr of the progress and mantel prwp.rlty of the company during the past year. Applt.•.41m s for new insurances sln.klnt • in to 4!,75b,,trx) were r.or.ee.t, upon which were te.ue•1 p.ltc:w 10, N.Sb1,350; which, added to the policies revived. inset the ad damn to the P.'&r >12,6)i,8 -s handsome tt;'roese uver the bwinese of any fOluicr year. •l'he company has again the stemma ex p 0 4, 11l'e to life inured .',• et iia orb interest rec•spte for the year heing more than suf ti•:Rnt to meet all dealt' cl.iln. •sd enJew- trent ,•lata{. wader It. policna It made the uu.torlle.1 addition to iia re• wove and surplus feuds (h.i.g the amouut put by for the reeve! over 58 per cent. of its traitor, alter havtu•o 'het all expense, and payment. of its p r.ey.hod•Irre, thereby greatly •treugthen.ug the already tineur- passal financial pe4ittoa of the nnmpasy, aud ta:teasing its well-esebl+wheel &bility to____ meet ail .WIKations "promptly as they mature --au tuuawUal n9.tntte of safe add workless' nsu•gemrnt. -The &dahlia& made to its net surplus is61... * flat int any ame, year, sad now agrnerates the rola- meiy large sem .4 itt97,06a26--. fact which it is b.Mred. will be very gt•tifyiag to in policy holder'. t'..o of the b-ot testa an tnten.Lng'usur- er au apply in &rivaling-s-emmTmne 14 TFi -. relative yearly ,•aw'g.T to./ o: a 1411.14 ft se, upon its menu asset.. In this Imputant pat ciculu, the N-.rth .LAirman Life conn para favorably is it-lr iia chief c uupe'Itors, and excvrlls moat of thrift. It to unp..rtent to note that the amount of terminated insure/ice - t•.nnpw,ratirely faaorable was Ices thou in the previous )ear, .hoeing Increastug stability 10 the business placed on the comp&uy's books. fhe allocation of surplus to investment pL•e,ee naturiog in 1894 was epproveJ, •A us.1e by the entire', • ceu.ulti,g ect.tlry, and such surplus te again .n rictus of the eatim•ted ,a.uII. dont&tue•1 in the nom ponya wthori eel book of tables io use b) 14. 05cnt r. The Lucks of the • puy were closed prumptly on the last has new day of the year, and, ea heretofore, ti a l.rr0minery std full Graver un,ent rep•. were then coin ppletel and needed to the sueerinteudent cf Ineur.nee at 1► •ewe, Lo,getuer w th full de talls of all n. assets. The auditor insole a rnniulete audit of the eonnpny's affairs monthly, au1 &t the clow int the year verities! the. Cash ..n hand and 1m bank., and ex•mmed .each n•rtgsge and every other security held by the .vonpany The services of the ." mpanv'. •tatT of of li en, iwpecron end agents again deserve special conimendaeou .bail'. 1. l[telete, l're.nlent. 'umen•ry of the full financial at.tement and balance sheet tor the tinancal )ear end Ing Ikiormtier 301h, 18!43 I 'ash (teems ft 492,514 08 Expenditure Uocluding death clavus, endowments, prohts and all payments t.r policy holder. 216,792 45 Aasera ... 1,703,453 39' I'e.ervefund 1,319,510 00 Net wrplus for pulley headers 297,01,2 26 Audited and found conect 4455' ('akb LE, M.l)., &..thio,. WILLIAM M'l'Anr, !triaging I hrector. To the President and Ierectors /tithe North American. Life Assurance 1'ompny Gentlemen, 1 enclose herewith Int show log amount nt surplus that may be dipper timed' to each invsscrte•nt policy metering in 1894. The surplus added to the reserve constitutes the total rash value. This sur plus exhibit is a very gratifying one, exceed log the estimates that you aro placing beim• the insuring public, and, therefore. forcibly demonstrating teat your tables aro bawd upon Justifiable wumpttoes, that answer to the rigid tent of actual accomplishment. In former reports to yon I hare teen good came to commend the dieerrtion seen -teed, and the rood judgment manifested by your mesagem.nt, in .nco0rr.clne the preference for so admirable • plan of insurance as the 20 year investment plan Knowing the ed vintage that must accrue to the company sod the estabxct•rn that each • plan rives to its policy holder, 1 am eeryed ew to s that your business shows • .till larger pre pneder .ce on this particular form of policy. This fact alone gives • .reneger probability of the continued profitabteaess +of the investment element of your policies than any other single feature could do. year, bet lay edye.e-third de. The eepormem, 7..i) .;:,u,000. Rae ane -third wield .pews, which be 260,000.000. The ere • rsre whitefish .nsbfie (.s 96.000 ., .8mold116 old ewe 6,960.000,000,000. 7'b. a Unmet esmhar of fry Yr. Wilmot .Mibe gwtity of erns .sited M them is