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THE PITH OF THE NEWS.
Live llama from Etter/yet/MOM
ref Lewes men rd •tire mem. wire weer
•retail, remand seer Ise..
ales .r um" Owen e(
rens tnsp..4aere.
The Nova Scotia Legieatnre staude e4
I.:Meals mud 11 Cuuasrratives.
The Populists of Diego', have nuuttnated
Nathmulel Piero, furlioverror.
The put weep Mae -been the worst of the
fru tier failure in lluterral.
An attempt will be lurk to grow South
ern ex- sten al New il.veu, tetun.
I1.epatebes fr.w across the line show a
revival of industry in w vny branches
Bralafurd's rate ot uwasrnent fur thill
Teo has been finally lits.' .t 17 mill*.
,t shower of earth •roans tell from tee
elnvts at Belleville T'ueeday night.
1he French 41.e -eminent sill greenest
the duty on foreign wheat to nine trams.
The Braliali army estimates fur tie eft
ruin;; fiscal year scow an.increaee u( rIN.
1'v'
The filet the,...pliieal funeral bete in
- Near ere h.r teeter years took plate on
Fn'le,
t'e•.•r Flynn, collector of customs at
Ne;etre Faits, uht , died nn N•eda..day
Jere l.: -
1 h• Reichstag ham finally mend Hid
ftq•n L.:i treaty. It gotta into uVt•ratlun un
Ml.,r a .2.i
fl.e •'mind 1:r.tsil b.Jget, it is end.
mel pr -pee a c•otraaderabte incrseee in the
B6ar.1 u( I:ducatien ttae
4...t' - t t•. ,•..ander the tees -teat of a new
Heel Setmel.
fhe peke of New Yurk have pnt a Wasp
1-- t,... nickel eu the *lot ANIMISM'S in screens
a'.1 twitter *hoist
I musty three prisoner" 'WWI Ven Dos.
motel of complicity in there alt at 40%,
Ria bare keen shag -
Joueu Han, who mehts»d his tie do-
ss
-t.n 111 a nim about prevent', was bulged
at K.•klen!, 111 , on Fridity.
Fietep emu heirs been Lille.' and many
nibs. ,njured by a mine explemi..0 In Eke-
1•rnt••tclattd Provence, Rumit
Jot`u T. Ford. the veteran theatrical
esne'iir died at hie residence en Haki-
au,re. lid . un Weduea.tae morulae.
K' t'. Frosbie, a son in law .1 Brigham
Neel; and ones a well ke.own comedian,
tan •i• • be el..• maniac to teetered
Fuer th.•uaand cigar -makers of Illinois
have protested against the profwe,.l in-
t•t.n.e an the Vetted Stave tax 011 cigars.'
A Pira paper .latex that the Prime of
Wales wen £'+.0011 at Menet l erlu lad
week and denate.l the whole emunnt to the
*nor "f Monaco.
Iter. J. Ili. 1MagLess, of Moos.auin, Las
Wen choana by the Patrons of Indnatry of
Fastens Aselaibur• 61 their candidate for
ee'1etetteat Di.miun. elective.
A teetonoan, acrd two piveugers wen
belly awjared by a collision between an
electric ear awd a railway train at 'Mein
nu,. 'hit, on Thursday.
Ti • .lapeneee Navel Department has
derided to demand of the "text itiet an
ape: p•namou of le.00t1,0010 yen for au as
epee v( the naval forces
s.•rw.ns pdttieal redia were narrowly
Menet in Deaver. Cele es Thursday
eight, 1 he militia were ordered vat and
.ntceeeded iu maintaining order.
l* the New York State Assembly on
Feeley Representative Lawson sent in •
Mitte prevent the display Mi foreign data
t puleir buildings. 1t was referred to •
cosit,.ttee,
Derision was gives by Ike Judicial 1'oe
meu.. .,1 the Privy Conseil on Friday in
t',• \tiunipeg street rsllwry Pass. Th.
.lan•nt t. favorable to the electric rail-
way on all pointe,
.trehbt.b.p Tribe has addreeeed •
lengthy memorial to the Govt raor-liesersl-
in Connell in answer to the Privet(Dared
Cogatitaa'a report on the Northwest
teHeol urdinsuce.
Yew iettt.wick Leglratnre (Toned on
Tenrelar Hot. KA. l'aoenell reigned both
t, a number of the (ioverumeot and the
H.en owing to disagreement wife CM
G.'.rument's policy.
Mrs. Waller U. 1)aktaan, of New York
denehter of the late Senator Kneen look •
ling. has giant (M Ulla► rabbet library
nearly 1,000 volas... beangie, to her
Mit..-y, private library.
A bomb exploded ia abs Church of the
MMI.Iite Paris on Thursday. One per
s,.n was killed sod several others were in-
jured Several peewee were arrested on
...minion of complicity in the onstage.
Hrproaetteitive J.14. Lee has iDtrodseed
a bill i• the Ustted ;tants Hot.e pnvid-
in, that fevsagn drummers shall pry an
"Hal tat of $1.990, and shall pay • fine
not exondieg $3,000 for violation of the
•P.
.Inatiee of the Poem, Kimmel F Sather
Sae l of Gravt+end, th. sonvielyd friend
t'1 Ikea McKene, did not tern up to
weer" sentence on Friday In Hnr.klyn,
ame a bench warrant was issued for bis
s'n.t.
t1, K. F. Barns. Y. P for I I1oneester, N.
who failed te secure the Lloutenant
1. •rnorrhlp of hie proving, hs been
mete a Sonatrw, and a bywpelctn.n for the
Henn of Commas wiU be held in liloa
eater shortly.
'harem b.'taala, brother of Edouard 11e -
tae•, tits military printer, and himself a
Painter of hones and anl.al. and • man
of mark..( latent, died .mideuly ri/ *em-
ereeee ..f the longs Wed.seday Might at
the Hotel Metropole, Paris.
-Ie•ige l.eotabe of New York hes vane
al -John Y. McK...'sN►� to the United
l\1et.s Septa s Oowrt ThM do.. not Woe
Ilia matetd maw bat of Mari Prison. it
tlMely permits his attorneys to earry the
appeal to the Deltd States Coact
A number of libelops. prrraalsest elegy•
lima ar et Mee Pr.eesatent Epee
wirwh 1s is Deified
wi11
sheen
M o mer
The jrrueeedings wt:l begs. play :n in et,
Peal • Cathedral
The hardy of Richard 4. 11.x1e was re
sovervd trwns the lisvM,nl 'bore at PIy
mouth, Pa, on Friday laoruwg, b.lug the
fourth tains far (mud of the I:; plc time
11. was crated almost fat, rod ideutl/•
cajun war only made by meets of hie;
watch, to whish was engruesd 1. pi, Lure of
O.ueral Licata.
The Vahan 'tippet iu Veneer wads totally
deetruvr.i . y tire uu Sunday, lite lona
bring l.MsI,UUII. 1 he flame were diecuves.
ed at l e. A) a inui the baggage depart.
melat I1. the south end of the building rod
ten, .hurler. of ea hour later the 1,4041-
sulur mi., .-.Sty depot structure In the
*est www i', rnlhr
k.t 1'rnadeot Harrison copyrighted hos
Lecture uii -t unsti:nm.ar and Law- with
the p•ur..f usvieg it printed 'tie book
tures f..r r, ..11.1 wLru h. le Sur al in
Seimt r.. .2
o... r.<. fitly had reporters ex-
ceeded a:..1 peewee' tie. papers a 1,4.0
wo,d .,, .a1. 1 toe paper bol a etew.grapb
er serous -4i 111, Loam".-•. end a fol Nous!
..plus, ed heat mo.tamg. rod now the ex
entail/eel r timothy at what he calls the
WHY WIL_SON1D11:D•
Lub.uigoia'. nesse*. .f I•eare \Area
ete.rhed 11. Psatlaelh.a.
1 '•i tri.,w N, March 17 v-lts's,rta receival
fruit a mnu,we.. ao«r Jam,wu ,tate that the
Chartered t'om•wnr ua, leeruewl that Ktug
le.beugula -snit three na»rmeneere 1.o 11.e
per.' soot not by Maier Forbes on lis
°emb.r 3. "thew giewa.,'er,veyel s
se
prent of flee/0 in gold ansa• verbal
Iues•age, asking the patrol to stop as be
Il bben;rnlal would surrender. TheeKinge
messengers deelarr teat they handle the
gold -t.. two men wearieg the uuiforiii if
the !reverie' p oliee. which termed a rift
of the rear enarJ. Frau the deli rit,ti
of the men .n.pa,ton Feats ash tai.. u1 the
Irwgper,. ihivi, end I,a:eteta. They have
been arrested.
Commirwne► J•mewn a.le+ that he will
MI. to get further inform:ti in from the
redeem in rgarl to the matter, ea np.n
the herds of the Igen whn stole the 11,UU0
"este the morel guilt of the murder of
the Wilson
nN1
putty and . tltn* et. LegLutew
n.
Mem a.t.ra se tem as.a.rt.
Mo+trvwtu{. March 19. -lodge lrm;nuele
hes rendered an imp ortarit ju-Igusent in
toe ease of rusher v Weleter Hy this
armee the pia:r.tlff aske.l that bin wife be
ordered to return to bis domicile, s.,-! in
default of compliance .pith each order that
site Ire tlepriv-ed of for matrimonial rights
ur even imprisoned. An action (weepers-
tion
creeperston taken by the wife, and pendant' which
the court allowed bar to lire with her
daughter. having been abanden.,1 and
dlemie•el, ibe hasbend summoned t,ie
w'fe in writing t.. return to her home,
am' bar (mine- te do so brought on the
present action The court held that the
wife had no legal cense of separation, was
obligr<1 to return to her hnsbsnd, her truly
recourse, if she had any canse of eo,n•
plaint. being an action for seoaratlon.
The wile M bound to hie with her bus
band and to follow him wherever 1,e
choose to siert bit domicile The de-
fendant M. tk*refore, ordered to return to
her heaband, and in doesn't of .o dothg
webers 13 days all her rights by marriagge
cintract will be forfeited, the Pond re-
serving all other legal means that may
hereafter be found nee.-sa.)ry.
■erglary at Kwrlb.gte.,
Heintroe, March le. -1 b 4atnrJay the
res er,ce of )Zr. Joseph Wil.•on of Bur-
, lingtun, was again broken into by bnrelars,
this being the second time wathie three
days. The robbers gained secede hy burst-
ing open the kitchen door, using for that
pnrpene a carpenter's teeming chisel and a
lung flet steel rasp smashing the lock and
belt to .... Mr. and Mre Wilson are
an aged :r- tape.. bard of bearing, the old
lady being almost *tone deaf. The only
other nrrupent of the boas. wee • nephew
of Mr. V' ileou's He was In the bedroom
adjoining and was not awakened. The (fret
Intimation the old gentlemen had of the
maranders was in being eaddsaly ar.•nsed
by tbe bursting in of the bedroom door
Immediately a pair of strong arms grasped
Lim around the neck and a volae threaten-
ed w blow hie brains out 1f be made an
outcry. He was choked and * man, knelt
um his chest. The aid lady began to scream
and was speedily silenced with a pilk.w.
They ransacked the bedroom. obtaining tell
In cash and a gnotity of jewelry
Nlelde I* Tlvert...
Tux euros, March 19. -A Pad tragedy
was •eaetsd 1n this village o• Friday evma-
Ing, when -Mr. Dea Manes e, a clan about
41 years d age, u.mtetd enfolds by brag -
tug. Mat. McLeod* W gone to at/end
Ezyer toasting. leaving her hsshamd 1a the
bwith the etii'drsn. On bow return
elle brand that he had gore out abort hal(
at hoar beton, taking wit%him • rope the
Mildest' had been payfag with. She and
one of the cbiteree wear tut u. swab for
him and found him banging by the rope
free s hook in the w telala.d. The bey
immediately ran for ardstans and the
pollee and a crowd of ten were mon at
the *Dene and th. carps was eat down.
Artificial respiration wee tried, but It was
Soo ate, the man being dead whets found
A note, bidding good bye and saying he
bed already lived too long, was found an
h is poekM. It was so evidently a rase of
lulleleetruetion that no Inquest as. con-
siderednsesesery. -
Prww.M 1n • CMM•..
Loewe. Marsh 17. --An maiden( ow
horned eesIerdgy which resulted in the
death of Gordon grereet, a little ewe of Mr.
J. W. Fethenton. organist of the ( *wen's
amuse ehereh. The twit townger children
hem been laying for • few days at Yr.
Dewsmp'*. to be not of the way of the
�►1�sets� from which the eldest, ehi1J M
IeB*rl . The little boy Oowdon, the
eider at the twaa.usus Ped to lift the heavy
lid of the cistern awl Tall in Tbongh In
the water bet a few minaten, when he was
fnuwd Me wee a ttinef Awl the neediest
aid imtnedieto y ae.rmonett reaki not re
arm Mea _
The Hag e9 QsisM Oawaestg Oa is peeper
eseellabim fie W AwIIMiies mark..
OVER THE HURON TRACT. firm ;;ihis "`h` nt fur.t;,:.;mob:,
being entirely destroyed by tire. The Itis
will be law exceedingly heavy one.
The est from th. Loosl NIEL l Stanley : The Moosejew Times thus al -
ledge to a former Stanley boy : "Nell J.
Gilmour has been eegaged es teacher of the
AWeetl, aye.I el e.usty sews Mrv.4 Sturgeon River school, near halihonton, for
sp is •a1s $verrb•dr rem amid the ensuing year."
Morrie A sow belt eget" to George
Keado.at has gives birth to 36 pigs inside
of nee year sad (net very few uut of that
large °gusher. Pork has been • valuable
tarn, product for the poet few years.
t'aborue John Cornish has disposed of 1;odench Tp. It is currently reported
baa farm in the towoahip of Cations, being that W. 1). Connell, of the 9th drop., has
tat 1, ('on b. lollop heir to the 40 ora uo the 11th too.,
Exeter t' bards, of li Piot, •hipped owned b W. 1). l'a°telon, who hes gone to
take up lin residence with Mr. CeewlL
Clinton : John Irwio, of Dscter, Ll..
-son of K. Irwin) is home on a vitt, accom-
panied by hie wete and childrao ; "Jack" is
• popular twenty conductor in the west,
and states that times are yet very dull
there.
Mullett : Wm. :sell is name fifteen
Lathe from seven ewe*, which are all a
Parent Is A Currie, butcher, porches• rood ace, and from imported tree. end
rd • dres.."i ting. 4 months old, that weigh- hace been droppe1 •fuer the n,.ddie of fen
tee poettls, from Hem U.eksen, 1216 ruary. He has them ell gold et a good
et o , Greyfigure.
l'renbrook : A serious fire might have
resulted on Monday of tnu week by a spark
from the sow-n•J1 smoke stack lighting 0h
the stables of kicltonald's houl There an
itluevale Mr. anti Mrs. Miser and a largeesu Lnoticed.os burned ie the roof beforMisstt.e
M.Mester went to Hamilton last week to firo
attend the marriage of .1 J Messer to Mir
Margaret Royer, of that city.
E lvawan.sh . J. to ('tope*, of EA*t
Wawasosh, has • calf which when two days
old weighed 103 pwuuda. Has may person
in thin neighborhood a bigger on.'
K uevale: A. Bruce. of Bluevale, was
called to Drays, in on Tuesday to attend the
funeral int its sister, Mary Brines, who sud-
tjenly paned away on Sunday, 4th.
\,lleaaall Robert Carlisle, of the tuwn-
. bi HAc, has sok' his tine 50 -acre farm,
fewmieriy owned by Ibt.id lieitb, to Robert
Jarrett, of near Mils Green, for • good
puce. 'e
wf•rth , 11r. 1'.mpbell• of this town,
has rented his farm, nn the ninth con,- :no
ret h►burn, to Richard Tasker of Hallett,
for a term of 7`yaar., at an annual rental of
$250.
\\•Ingham The Wan.ham salt weeks,
which were closed down for a abort umoter
repairs, commenced operations lest week,
and are ruooag at their full cepac,ty as
wail.
\\'Ingham Rev Mr. oo, father of
our wwnsmao, H. F to preached very
arc.ptal.ly in the Waughan Prshyterwh
church. on Sunday last, both mornag and
evening.
Kippen : The sev<n-year-old toe of Mr.
Sharp, of Kippen, met with • painful ac•
c Jett • few days ago by fallitg while pay-
ing ahaut the house, bre•kiog has leg above
the knee. '
Exeter John 1'eenderb-ast hes rented
his 100 acre firm, which as situated about a
tote . Leh of Emoudvilte, to Mr Jaws
Cernerno, for a tern of yews, at an annual
rental of 1300.
r.eat 1 upped ad It wavered
Ices Users sertl.a.
tea nue horse from hero on Mued•y : also
• number from 11eua•11.
%vrtch J..1 Sebluchtar left last 'rues -
dee for Sehewung, Michigan, to attend the
tuatral of hes son John.
\\ totrbaat . Mayor Ilaona as having the
ted I:tythah church pulled down and will
erect loo hse resnleures oo the property
this /fir
Brussels A fine specimen of • deer's
head is to he seen in the window ot Meg••.
\I,Kay A l'o. The snood ma shot by f
I.ml.ury,
4.1 Morrie
Moms : Peter Roes, N. hell lot 13, coat
4, Morris. wit dispose of his hum stock,
i.plemeou and household furniture on
Wednesday, March 21st, being •boot to
give up farming.
Hensen 1. J. Sutherland has sold his
6ae driving blood mare to Mr. Sh.11aelew,
C. S., recently of Staff*, and now of
Mitchell, and is breaking to hu thorough
bred Edinburgh Dolt.
M, r. is On Thursday of last week, the
bon• *1 Witham Marshall, 8th con , was a
scene of soi.atioo,tbe nose beipg the mar-
riage of his daughter, Mies Mary J., to
Wm. , son of Wm. McColl.
Zurich Mr. Bans. from ienedoo,
Nuetb i1.kota, and Miss Lime Reabeene
(rote the Brunson lin., Hay, were joined in
the holy (soda of matrimony lest Toa.dsy.
They will Ino• • to Dakota shortly.
Brussel. Last Meoday night a lively
m,Mkrat ran the gauntlet oo Torebsrry
street, with three or four youths in hot pur-
suit The Animal foiled a refuge under the
sidew.lk et Aallaos & S'n*IL'. Beak.
Tuckeresith : George Me:eslgte, wbo
who has beta lively on I►avid Sprost's farm
in Tuckersmith, has moved to his owe farm
oa the 4th oosoessMm, L R S.,Tuck.remith,
reoautly vacated by the tensie, George
llahkirk.
Brussels : Mrs. ianon and (amity mov-
ed to Chatham this week. They bare re-
sided in Brussels for over 17 pears. J. Me -
Atter, of Morris, Its rested the Lenon,
how, Millet, and will 14.00.e a resed.et of
Ibis Iowa_
lY sghem : Rumor, jr., the property of
T. Bell, of Wingless, aid J. Wilson, of Sea -
forth, has been entered a the threeeeiswte
cgs at the St. Thoss ewe.., which take
place o. May 30 gad Jaw 1. The parse in
this event is 6500.
Ssslerth : Wm. McKay. berries" of
Tomato, s former Reatortb boy sod breather
of Dr. C. McKey, of the tows, adefeediag
Walker, one of the *reseed i. the NNW hir-
nl warder trial. sow in progress .t the
Peel county .eras,
R1yth Robert Symonds has geld Isis
brick reeteleme ea Welliegtoe At., sad
three los, to Geo. Stewart. for $700.
This is • very Pis property and a good her.
gain, We uedentasd it is Mr wart's
latstlee to .ore his family to Rlytle.
- Pater .ad Joh. Fowler, of the
Natal. besedery, in three dam of ten
hours seek of lest week eat, split and piled
W eor'd. dlhard wood, sad if then are any
fear men ea the hamsters eau heat this
reseed them would like M bear from Lama.
Heard! : R. Amok, of the fire at Me•
A, their It Co., hookers, has reontly �gi�+�w
R r tterasa, .t the Henget Photos 41Z
ta. or,.tnet for the erection of • fes. large
1 rick dwelling no the let opposite the Prs-
hwn aura, whit* he etreh..ed some
Pm-
',retries
gen free lir Elder.
Kitten , Mho 6. Meade Hills, who is
&needing the Toronto Cele of Mede,
lees passed a very .1tss.nfal nralmiali.• is
Harmony. mesiriag da.ty•He per reot
sad Mathes the list el a arm elect The
student of semeed senitLeito twelve per
mese lower then Miss
•seismal . We.reeld.wri that W. T.
ets
alt edea, • •..Yens oil
W hes met wa1 . reo .......Ls.
Mullett • An e.ent that has been Aimee
pated for some time occurred a1 the rest
dance of David Fergueou, 6th con , on Wert
wedgy last, when his eldest daughter, Niles
,lane, was married to one of the enterprsieg
farmers tit list Wawanosh, 'formerly of
Mullett t W. 'r. Noble.
('raahrook - The Hsi mill closed down
on T rseay al Inst week. The season's out -
put hes been good, much better than last
Tear, and it is expected that the farmers
will get shout 912 per ton for their alar.
Foreman Hudson hes hustled things a'ong
and given goo." eati.t*ction. 1'ameron tiros.
sre ready for the distribution of seed for the
crop of 1894.
Hill'. Green A pleasant event took
place at the residence of Mn. Hugh Love,
near the "heave, on Wedus.lay, the 14th
int This was the marriage of her daugh
ter, Mir Elirabc,h, to Peter Fisher, of tbe
2nd cos. of Stanley. The interesting cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. S. Ache.
eon, of Kipped.
I::gmondrdle We have several people
in this village whose pilgrimage hes been
Moog in the world, but who 'vestal baleen.]
hearty l'erhsps the moat active, mentally
sad physically, eoosidenng her eighty-tiv,
years, is Mrs. Jol.o I'eolayroo. Tibia old
lady is es straight se an arrow and steps
about with the activity of • girl.
Sslorth : S.alorth seems to be the
principal bores centre for tate county. The
Ioodie" buyers are Messrs. John Mclean°,
James Archileald, and Georve Turnbull
The prices range (tom fifty to ninety dol
an, and even at these figures the buten
say there is very little money in them
They go both to the old oountry and to the
Tucker.mith : McKay Brother', of this
township, the well-known i)urhatn cattle
mon, recently disposed of • tine young bull
calf, 11 month. old, to Reid Brothers, of
Varna. This was • very fine Balt and was
bred from 11. 1). Wilma's imported bull.
The price paid for this calf was $100 and the
Messrs. McKay think it was sold pretty
cheaply.
Winehan, : Harmon ltirtch, who left
here over twelve years ago with his father,
Wm. Birteb, and the other members es the
family, returned to town last week and pur
posit. remaining. Harmon was for seven
years in the Dakota Black Hills sod then
want to (hitago, when he has been ever
since. Mr. and Mtn. Bench are now both
dead, end the two daughters are ntarr.aad
and layette in the state of Washington.
Wineries : Some mine air, whoa Hon
1 l' Patterson, Minister of Militia, was u
W Ingham, 1Gyor Hanna asked him to pre-
sent the town with • aouvie of gasses to
plea" on oar Wire park. The Misr day the
Mayor revived eotificetioe teem 14r. Pat-
terson that owe o•new had boss shipped
from Quebec, to hi•.ddr.s, tor the town
Sarreuuding towns can mew Sake • back
seat. Mayor Hanna is Wing -
hem shall be at the bead Pleeanio. !
LANES.
TettaoaT, M.
Weed bare swarming up this
wreak.
Y. Ferris, assessor for AskiMtl,
itis labors this week.
Yrs. Gamely, who has bees sick for some
time, is dill very low.
Plowing. though not general, was coat
mewed by mem • week ago.
Harry Rama, who left t'v part for t' •
States east spring •pp•re.tly (Ingested wan
this .ouetry nturaed •/un Nat week.
Away. Wm. Ktekley left on Friday, 16
int, for Alb.rta,goaeg thither for the bene-
fit cf his health. W. hope the trip will
prove bem•6oia1.
Horn --,Alex McLear, jr., who W spent
the lest Mr er Ave years ie Code Sam's
dosis, and latterly im N. W.T., released
home this week with the iotaltfen of -'coot•
lag leis lot" with the pimple et Osbrle.
Rnuauers - Wm. Johnins Fa sag g.d fns
the..mmer with • farmer Is the vinosity of
%yield. We don't know bow the fur sex
win mat Moo` when William Isves, but we
suppose their la. will be the Hayfield girls'
Leeman. A Waters ads "Early Chris
WMity tai Sootamd" illustrate° by magi•
le.terw views woo delivered by Rev. Mr.
Anderson in the Presbyteries chorea here
en Thursday eveaiy ifab inst. 1'noeeda
went in aid of the Sabbath eeheol library.
1AT THE TOWN COUNCIL.
The Minutia of least lEspetleir.
After a steres tem$a•Falai sad lime tail
•eetlea was Imo ll(wlee..at I. I ear. Sae
■rsebrre •dlearard le flair 1.
lake I. Ibr Opera 6...r.
Regular meeting of the town teatime held
Friday evening, March Ibth.
Paa•a.T.--The mayor is the chair, reeve
deputy reeve, councillors Munster, Strachan
Thomism), Nettie, Saunders, Smith, Sal -
lows ,Yates, Wilson, Ileid and 1►uulop.
The minutes of last nieetingwereread and
approved.
.1 commualcstioo was read from Capt. 11.
Holmen, e.kiog for the use int the agricul
twirl building for the purpose of holding a
military bell in it some time in April or
Msy
The prayer of the communicatn,n was
granted.
A communication was real from J.
Illevins, city clerk of Tomato, re altolitwu
of tae exemption& un church property.
Move.l by I'roudtuot and Strachan that
the communication of the clerk of the city
'.1 Tonontn lie referred to special ...mummer.
4*rrie.l.
A number of woolens were referred to the
tinance committee. ,
r,/teem ni ..% ZIT 1 vitt at 1Tr►_
t.t:.mi. ,,s.. Your committee bgl'it o
1,-"tamesol the purrh.ee 1.1 a new Pet of
,. ar..et sc.!ts, and that they be phased un-
der cover. We find that loads are being
w eighed on IJr P'est's leaks, and the rea-
son given is that the parties doing so have
not confidence in the present town scales.
Also, that the marker clerk be instructed
to cause all teems with wood, Ar,i offering
for sale to drive on to the market proper.
li, R. SA LI ed% -, chairman.
Moved by Saunders and Murney that the
market committee's report be referred beak
for further Information in regard to present
condition of seals end probable net of •
new set and proper covering for same.
('a fried.
Couo.illor Murney informal the council
that W. T. Murney wished the town water
put into his butcher shop Keenest grant
ed.
Moved by J'rondloot and Sallow. that the
question of disposing of refuse and enforcing
the Jaw be referred to the public works.
committee. Carried:
The council them adjourned.
DUNGANNON.
Tr Iowa March 20th.
Nuri. it. The local agesey 1a I)uag•ni en
for Tor *'w.•r u at the MSC* of 3. O. Ward,
3.1'.. eonveyaaoer, to., who wilt receive or•
dere for *ubecrtptlo.s. advertising and J. b
work. and Is •uihoratad to give receipts for
amounts paid ter therm*.
Kctlotgp.-Cee. Stubby, having leased
tee farm of 6. Westbrook, during lest seek
moved oo to it. Wo wish him .uises. in has
new borne.
Ki mot an. During lest week Wm.
Henry with hs family removed to the
premien; which he has leased from W n
Fouler. We wish him sumer in his new
home.
\-ulnta- -M is Cored Goderich, is vis
icing Tboe.Andersoo and family,of Ashfield
.Gen. Welker, of Garret, was recently
reaping relatives here sad renewiot former
•cluaiotaoss.
Levier, lilt FAR•. -Thos. Anderson. by
reason of advancing in years and wtshing to
retire from farming, hes leased his farm is
his sow Rase and Edward. We wish them
the best of emcee,.
Rae r.er ARRtt 41 During last week an
(ase•se in the family of D. Sproule, by the
arrival of • young daughter. We congratu-
late Mr. 1). ani Mrs. Sproule on the arnyal
of the young daughter.
leeciss T W A,.u.r.r A 1'r'TaNARIa3.
The remains of the late ,les. Herron, an
old pioneer of West Wawannah, were in-
terred in I)un r0000 cemetery on Saturday
the 17th, aged 97 years and 6 months.
Solt. ret• 1)..lvha to.. A M•llough, of
West Watt smash, one of onr progenitive
young fernier., recently sold his driver, a
fine youn¢elding, to Graham Bros., of
('leremont, for the handsome Pum d 9115.
More success,„ w him.
seatW. y11FR 15 E41XMl,-Os Sab-
bath, the Air was redolent with the warbl-
ing n( the feathery tube, .ed all nature
seemed to parti. ipste in the enjoyment of
rotenone spring weather, even the frogs
ambled with their .apical mots.
Moot .htr' isanTcya. - 1►ungennes
Me 'haloes Institute Mad rending r+om will
ere teem be is opsratioe. Books, periodicals
etc.have been ordered. More anon about
brains establishments Mites. Tbere is •
sesmhership of upwards of one hundred to
commence with.
Mew e. CN • "NSI1abi Assess.
Send 25 " ennlfr►t " Soap wrappers
hearing 1►. weeds (" Why Dees • Wooer
Look (7,4 Sootier Theo * Man ") M Lever
Pres . I.N., 43 Seott .t Toronto, and )en
will reclaim try past a pretty picture, free
hem •avwtis1mg, .ad w5U worth framiag.
This is sa easy way to decorate your hems
The ssa[r is Ike beet in the market sod it
we way ISM la ems. to mod is the
testlmpsa. Y yes Ism the muds spa
Write year mos estafsa,. ly
tietwased was an old lied much reopened
pluses of 1 olburna and \vest Wat#wush.
She leaves behind her a la.ge circle of rola
teres, tweeds and acquaintances to mourn
her departure in l'olburee and West Wawa
nosh townships. We rated our sympathy
to them in their b.reaeemsat.
W. F. Mestemeet At 411-IA1111. lin
Thursday the 8th the ladies of lluugannnn
h:nkme Auxdiary of \\'omen's Foreign kits
sicn•ry Society held • meeting at Mrs. .1...
eph Soothers. Maputo* ..f last neetag were
read and approved. Mesdaraw I'atrbairn,
press, M. Stothers, secy., .lardme, and
Misses Margaret M.L'ough and Margaret
McKay were appointed delr,tates to attend
• meeting to be held at 1\'tughant on the
20th 1.1 March. Neat .0.1.04 to he held at
Mrs. It Davidson's oo 'mooed Thursday to
April.
Boum Ie.. 1. REALTY. Onogannou,
through the energy and excellent busmen
tact of its pronunene chines, is steadily
keeping pace with the rapid march of pan
grecs. It mu now boast of four excellent
stores, three ot which are fnnishedl with
everything from a needle to an anchor,
the fourth Item; a new gro.ery which wit.
to attraction vac wash others In the same
line in larger towns- Mrs \\.lson'a mafhn
ery establ,ehmrnt Is such an point of neat
nee., arrangement and excellent .lueltty of
goods for the season, that It nbly re. 1u:rats
to be seen to be admired and appreciated.
At ewe Salsa -410 Tuesday, 1313. Inst,
the aueuoe oak of farming implements and
stork of (1. Westbrook, ot Ashfield, was
held. l'omiderimg that the weather during
the afternoon was very wet and wintry tbete
was • large crowd present. The popular
aucutweer, la.. Mdbugh, wielded the von•
due's hammer in effective style .at tberehy
realized goal pricer especially tar stock
which were well sold. Almost every ar
tichoffured forealo was sold at • good figure.
Mr. Wstbrook having le•se.1 hu term to
1.. Sepnhy, has retired from farming and
be end his family have taken up their rest i
dance i0 the house recently enticed by Wm.
Henry in ottr village.
Nen Situ( r.. !hiring 1•.t week 5.1 ouwg,
who has been for some time fitting up autl
furnishing his suwe,00 the premiss formerly '
occupied by .1. Si Roberta, commenced -I
busmen., and la now known as China Hail i
and the Grocery Emporium. His *tock of
china and crockery ware, as also groceries, I
being so neatly and attractively arranged .
mei being of the latest style manufactured, I
and fresh goo.ls, that the store is the admin- i
ation of .11 and sundry and u .suite a set ot['
to our progressive village. Mr. S., wbo is
well known by the people of thin and air-
rounding neighborhood to be of an obligailg,
courteous and extremely polite dispaeities,
cannot but command a good patronage to his
lane. His many 1riso& wish him .etxles.
HAWTHORNE BANK
lvicexauA•,, Mar. 21.
Mies Evelyn Finlay is visiting her sitter
Mn. Long, of itenmtller.
f:... Mr. Kenner nod alis Lilly Kenuer
gave u• a very pleasant cell lest week.
Miss Micila Reed, who has been visiting
her sister, Mr..1. Bailie, near the Nile, has
retuned home.
.1..1. Allen, M1.11., of Sherbroohe, l,tue.,
who is visiting Isis parents at the Kale,
spent last Sunday •t Hawthorne Rank.
A football has been purchased by the
pupils here. They have • very efficient
teacher of (Atli energetic pastime in the
person of 1:. !luruln.
One of our most esteemed young m -m,
W. H. Kickly left here for Inniap•.l, Al
berts, last Friday, when he intends to re
main for some time. He will he very much
by the young people in this vicinity, end h.
has our beat wasps for unlimited succem end
prosperity.
AMBERLY.
Ti • RADA T, March 20.
Miss Lexie McLean was the gust of the
Miss Powell last week.
Mas Sara I'ergusos, of Egypt, is recover.
ing from her recent illness.
Sucker fishing commenced already. Hoe e
the fish in Mct:all'• creek, Welhe
We aro having beautiful weather for this
time of the year. Sprang has fairly ort an.
We are pl•a•ed to learn that Mrs Archie
Meclatyn ie recovering from her ill
n.m*.
Frank Kia*, of Lochalsh, and a number of
others spent • very pleasant evening lately
at Hugh McDonald's, of the lake shore.
There was quite an interesting evening
spent at Mr. Johnston's, of Amb•rley, oo
Monday evening of last week, it being the
celebration of lilies Lncye birthday Ah
there Joe '
The Mises Boyd and iawreace,who were
the gaits of Mrs ibeald Boyd and other
relatives And friends,returtsed to their homes
in I.00know os Saturday. Cheer up Sem
tied Al...' They'll be hack again.
Tag Sr Nel,ew Sits
AUBURN.
Mo.pay, Mar. 19.
Mies L. Rowed is visiting at Bolton this
week.
John Nichnlana returned from Zurich
Friday.
W. Farrow returned home from college
Saturday.
Mies Tesk•y he the guest of Mss. It•ngh
this week.
.1 Yates, of Golench, esnd•yed with
friend. bete". te. ldelwig and Spool are learning
the dross-omaklu at Mies h: %tkins'
Mien McMichael, of Sealorth, son a vis-
iting tour to friends is and around Auburn.
Nest Friday emote. a q•werl Derv,se
will be held is the Methodist church. All
are weh•wled.
Yew K. A. fliaar wee the delegate appmnt
ed by the Kpwtwth League to attewd the
convention at loodon the week.
The teem people of the I:pwnrth i.eague
hold • very intereetiev unatieg nn T.readey
weal last. The tame for IIs. evening,
" The TAI. of 1t•t er," was taken by Miss
Tnry Brown.
Away.-I)uriag last week Time McKay,
public shoot teweber, left hen for East
%Arra, County of Oxford, to engage ia
teaching school not for detest fro. Wood -
. took. he bevies .scared • position there
ter the r•emsinettr of 1894. We awderstend
that sins the we year he has lem
caber kis studies far first-elaee cord=
W arp•nt. ltgtlr. -' to Thursday of last
week Jobe tall and Mita Elisa E. 1►aekeld
were united in the hoods of atrimnwy.
May weer Want the Toeing maple in the
atrirewiel mace. Both gh'ooe roil bride
w of Welt Wawansh. . �Thursaday
of labs week M i.. Matilda P1as t,
est daughter of Joh. Plunkett, sad R. Mc -
Rewrap, beth o11 Weed Wawwwosk, were
axle one. We oen4rat.l.ta them sad wish
them • happy anion.
KxCHAnn• or PROP wars.- e. Roehe,
baker. has ..eh.aged the promises whittle he
pwtskne� fres 1. Revises, math aide n1
8eothamptes *teem mei opposite the pest
alts, with Peter Hamlin for the premises
on which he, Mr. Rorb, is wow o4rryisg ea
babies) Me.. We pesw.e that Sam Rosh'
has made a good e.ehs.R.. Wit learn that
in order to equalise the rei.lev. vales et
both premi.w, Mr. Haetlhi receives throe
hundred detlala in the .trehaeg. from R
Rene.
Alterman Pewees Dwreenen Taira LAMA
We meleed 1. Lgt wash's Mees of Twit
Sal a a. the Hass--- of Yea Ross, of Walla
9F•wrimmh, es sit the talnm.sl e1 her re.
MOM lo O.Mee atmakrrp es Friday. The
THE FARMERS IN E`'N)X
1 ---
WOOL Suron Institute Meets
• Fine Latmrries a1 e • \awe
bre .r t.seelleal tddresse• en eget
rwll.ral sebfrre• -Tb G..d
N.rk •1114. I..dllwle.
A epeeist meeting of the West Huron
Farmers l.atttute Win held herr today to
receive delegates' reports from the 4'entral
Farmers' lustltute, prestd,,t Bailie in the
chair. A. Currie, of 'Naughton, .delegates
gave Iia repst which was very full and in
structiv,e.
The nunutes.t Inst eineataug were reel
and confirmed. •
A. Currie then .poke on some methods of
lessening tits etpmse• of fun, labor. h4
spoke un several methods of work which he
followed to lessen l•L..r .Always use three
horses to plow w!t'. whet •b'r. Ile cut,
hay with straw cio ser to take up leas room.
11r as° cut pr.." wren atrew cutter to take
up law room. 11, put a movable divider
11 bintier ea,
could make round embers
owhe i Weenie
5.,.. of l...l.as were very
much eriticrred but others VIerethoughtvery
practical, esprrully cutting peen when
drawn rn.
K. Meelillut, C,.nstance, optic.- nn " 1 Inc
of the Best Method, to Pursue to make
Farming Profitable ' He olat.n"-1 fanner.
ghoul.( dnve around mora and visit each
other, spec ally those who hail made • seg
curs in some line of (arming. lie also said
that stook we. not as grew( se it was ten or
fifteen years ago because bulls were not
kept teal they were med enough. He
c%plainrd how 1n lay uu*atura 1+)0 acro fah to
work tt to the Feat advantage. •
l'ruf. 1Ran spike on "Tlte'..lfeat hairy -
1'ow." He start,.( with • few greeted ra•
marks on derv•.o He claimed that the
cause of the depra'*.un .n beef was.by other
meta taking it• plebe, hat there would
always b. • good deemed fur da.ry, pro-
ducts. He then divided his address :ate
four heals. How to know her, how to get
her, how to treat her anti how to feed hoe.
ile ciphered the form o! the twat dairy.
cum•, het handlmj properties and other
prints. He claimed It airis
s Irat to raps •
0410. own cows than 1. buy them when it
could be done. The .Lb1e str,uld ho clea-
ed out twice a day And us. Iota of br :dins
either sawdust or cut straw and put some
lime in gutter to keep the stable sweet.
Whitewash the stable and give the cow
plenty of water and salt. The cow should
always have .me ereen food sown at differ
sot times during the spring anti summer.
His ration was nage from 40 to 50 lin. per
day with 2 es bran, 211s ground wheat, •
Ib. (pea meal at each meal according to the
taro of cow and her aMhry t , take m much.
At the eren's/ asston Use meeting was
enlivened throughout by music (rpm the
choir, elan by instrumental music by Mr.
Kinzer and easter, anal re':rtattons by Nis
('runtes And Miss I'cntland Toni Mc
Lean l•,e a sola which was will reeelaed.
The first speaker wws Prnt Ilea.,
•poke oo the "Itahc,ock Titer" In the
ch.•e.e factory He •.pained eery fully
the benefits derived! from its use All fac-
tories which had put it In. found that the
milk had improved It surpp'd patroas
from tampering with milk. .las. •Snell
spoke on "The World'. Fair." Mr. Mc.
Millan spoke on terming as a profession.
Hoo. .John Dryden who was to have been
present, was unable to attend, owing to
pressure of business is the Hntt.e. Atter
seven) votes of thinks the meeting en.:ed
by sing) lag • • (led,4avo the Queen."
PORT ALBERT.
Ti i.nty. Mar 20.
Mrs. Jams Hawkins has gone to leap
don.
Adam Greene has returns.' from Sault
Ste. Marie.
George A. Greene, of Akron,l►hie,as visit-
ing his w.t* •.d family here.
Mr. sed Mn. David Johann will remove
in the near future to 4.odericb township.
Moss Mary Graham, of Cleveland, Is visit
ing her brother, Kendall (rahani, and other
•wades.
The bisak at the flume which at one time
was rumored would taus the mill to be idle
for about ten months, is repaired, and the
grist mill is is full operation •nee Friday ot
last week.
Time Were War
C..-' da itself le the well -Informed, to do
plw-etl• and N .. lssteally what was dei■
-
the ifaa� worse sod disagreeablyas
well To Plea.s the system and (wea■p
.sN*, 6101111•60 and levers without nspleas
ash slits• eases, s, w the d.eirletful Iw1ate
teasti . iemedy, Byrom el Fir
KINTAIL.
Tcauay, Mar. 20.
Wood bees rue quit• autogiros here at
present.
The weather keep* remarkably fine. And
if i am any kind o/ a prognosticator Spring
ie fast approaching
As your humble scribe has not been out
mach of late the ooesnluso.w are that sew.
a .oarcer than hens' teeth
Iawrene. Hay took en exeursinn Lately of
twenty five first down by T. Styles mill anti
did not get • hit hurt ny 4link a
klis.s Floyd and (.•wreoce who have hent
visiting in and around the village, retuned
to their homes in I.ucknow oa Friday
last.
Arnagern.eta are being mete for another
b.11 to take pas in our pillage hall Rawer
Moeday mrht, whore • god time is entire
paced MUNICIPAL OOUNCILS.
l'D.M)a, r,
(l*rlow. March 9th, 1841
Colborne council met es the wweshap
hall. Members all presekt. Nieuwe of
last meeting rear) and adopted. The follow
ing accounts were passed : elates for hall,
$11 : lar.ip for hall. !CO . alms st. pristine.
512.75: Star printing(. 912 50 :.ah.onptine
M Meaiolp•1 Wnrld. g' Wteley Plotter,
2 sheep killed, 97 .l3 :.I .hs McNevaa, ear,
of Mn. Itriadky, 918. The parities from
Wire Allen and Mrs. Mimeo. to *hemge l41,
et Lot No. 5, and Si of N 11 of lot No.
from S S Net 2 to S S No. R, was grained.
Abpourn.4 to meet nn /ata des, the 7th
day of April .t 6 n'*iorb
timarrer(ew's Inseam, by fire within the lase.
12 nowths will ant fall far .h -,rt of $20,000
A man not lar from irwg sots. who fere.
100 sores of land. mid from that farm est
year 9M0 worth of better. met 96(10 worth
of perk.