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VOL. XLVIL 246o GODRRICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, APRIL 12\1881.
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UP IN A'N'A\('F.
D. McGILLICUDDY, PROPR
THE PITH OF THE NEWS.
tdve lumdr (Prom Ev.rywhere.
Ise latest
•.erg It a .ewes teethe Week
ta,rre117
toe .r
re east 4- Wier tees.
Many Masters of
ores"' Impeetasee.
. i bo/ata. city muesli !us rlupted •
sone, boa by-law.
1;,f, ColgnhoDII will nut be • ewdidate
I:. Hamilton for the IwgialatVra.
- five death. from choler* were reported
is • ono wtirople on Wednesday.
Font deaths trim yellow fever ata board
..used at iolttnium oceurra.l an Wedges -
c ou.t.tory for, tlw purpose of creating
L... Carlisle!, will be held at Rotor uu
1.;ae I.
Twenty six,hurtea were burned to death
t: a Lvery stable tin at troy, N. V . 00
l:isre ay.
ibe.'exited States 'footle of Reptessnt•
:w paredt4r:jenses s I.ebring Sea bill on
lanrr.iay. '
lee ann•led fneetin,; of the Dominion
Kite t.l..lotion was held .p (Ktmw• a'
einepilO
Ity the eatifl • in ul s mine near Breslau.
sec Thursday. eleven 10011 were killed •sal
me.? :n;nred.
lin sea. n/.•,n ..f Prendergast, tot mor
.laws c( t'Arter Perri -en, has been farther
Staved until July
V Bestir named 11.•afor,dge, at 11.11
Prairie 11 1' • he. 1..7165o: end m• rtafv
.um.led Ly'bireiare.
het (nitnlrel pitta of pike net were
cad st inaliogtoo 'teach by Inspector
kart,m 'Aclotwday.
Rete member* of Parliament will r[
1.4. 4 4 fnair. , miler to that winch will
bsZranted :u e,,,tlan.l.
`tSr+di•u. ata+ c.•mmenced ill the Moen
Chi.. duo -el. bat will not be geueral in
Lomit..ta for iso weeks vet.
A *estrays f. r the prevention of crime has
Pose argpan wed In ('hicagu similar to the
Tarthemt suety in New Voll,.
It Gree ."born , t la . a unto who as-
!sai sd a white woman Thursday right
o r le'0ebod nn Friday morning.
Thr Nen., ••t:e Steel l'ompa•it. of New
Atilt. Pa Is said to hese found a gocwl
wwb.t fer steel billets in Canada..
Atl'uwbc .' B., yn Friday morning a
sloes not:.c.1 • •evrxe Anders .n deliberately
ti:eit hi. r ..,...u( with a *hotgult.
la the brc.rh of promise snit of Steele
w tempbell at 1'orow.11 defeudatd settled
by paying Mies Steele 50 and chit•.
X.ar 4heh.kes, Mime.. bre. Wm. Rey
'Sited awl Iver three children were dr..,iid
w ith rr.w,m I:uttabachie River.'
Th Fraser, for the last t^n years
Tnneere,.`.IvreM nand Pub& Schools,
-died uu Indio alter a tong illness.
1e[ dktu.-Ls!ue, of Hall, ljau . father
.f. pt#n rehi,droot, wa ren over and fatally
ts atiel at . rnprn.r on Wednesday.
Psrmerr cf Ijltre Wallington arse forte.
Int a eyndi.•ate to ship their own cattle, as
-team :a :.. dentaud fort hem aMruasi*
Rest.,R 1
t
1
died
sudden7
! of
heart
dlseace a' 1'anlpbeilf.41d on Thursday
m41.' 11 • S. stet a w idow and fuer (-bib
Aire
A scar !.a, broken tint in the Cheyenne
ani .tragal:. a country. ludiau Tetrit..y,
ti '?o4 irento have been omit from F1 Rent.
Oklahoma.
"lie. death. were dosed by the trolley
'Vs et Toronto on T4ursd*y. n boy named
Hsth.n sad a man named ktnghorn being
Ow rleuoa
F ase
11111. were drowned in the Chat*
tonere River opp.ei'. 1'0lnmbus, Ga, 00
Ttarday, while fishing, by the capsixitig
of t6.
Hugh *lc affery was killed near Port
lakbtnn •.0 Wdneday in • r,dlislon be
trey the seua.u•r Theo Voir* and the
gnarlier Ur«tic
Mr I arnmhtga, • wail -known citiaso of
:. lintMite a $10,000 m0.ic atsll
le the town, the .reser sto.:e of wash
arae laid en Thursday
t two year old child of Aaron Herd,
l'v .sting accidentally fell into • pail of
kr eater and received injuries from which
toothed the following day.
The dwell ng homes of John Newman,
arae lhreola. Pa, was burned nn Thurs-
day and Mrs Newman's mother, Wil yeah
"( e{a, was hotelier, to death.
('ondab:et:com a Pendleton of the North-
west Mounted folies. who formerly lived
oast ror.wto, was crushed to death near
Iter Saskatchewan the other day.
Mho Hannah Nes wetheriek, aged 10, whs.
l.tal with Rey. Mart,n Lowry in London,
attempted to kill herself by cutting bier
throat with a num SM will serovar
The Eterutive Committees of the Sheep
tied +wine Breeders' A,wociatinne bald a
1^101 nanittitg in Entwine. Tuesday, and
(!••tartri runsldiable bdfeee of is
}ethane.
The will Of the late lira Cornelia ('es.
r•r of New York directs that her entire
fortes. of 41,000,000 be deTMd to build -
114 s ma0•nleem 1n VW'oorlgre.n Tense
.err
The patrons of Hemlock ('Icy Assnciatl.m
have enndemn.l the resolution passed by
Ike toren,' A•snei*tlon regarding the stem
t" hs taken by Patrons In the coining
election*
Ti.• Advisor/ Board of the Manitoba Ds-
tarttsent of Lineation hes appntnted ■
ounaittee to consider the gree(bn of In
"'wilting the teaching of asrieslt*re In
pMbi,e sehneda
N ; w^ 701.1 aid little devastator of Wm.
weagat Red Bank, b•tly bared whileNtreyw sig to
wet Iti*T doll, white In eonae way had
engl t on bre.
t' Troll(tsger, a Itedimg .itis of
`Nslsyville. Tema, shot sed killed Ids
e r. law, Will Poem Poesy had de-
eirtedI.iddes hintsled rolling*, bail fee
Masa
1r shinthe » B ie& &Met le T.rk
'wW 4
New Tot_
A Those* )ip
esomoi d eedgeeYeti.tlt..
Oeo, . Orlfiths is raw on a globatru► •
ties tour. and imposts to reach Winnipeg
00 May S, en route to Loading from Yuko
ham& He expects to lower Nellie Bly's i
record, and make the trip au 66 days.
A bright unmet wee dt•oov.d by Mr'
Gate, of Sydu.v, N.S. N' , n the n•gbt of
April 2. The discovery position of the ob
jowl wee right aawweion. ! 14 . M•1 in., 48
ase. ; declination south, 5.1 deg. 36 nun.
The k',aecutive (committee up•e.. •4 the
repeal of the salary reduction by law on
Friday The bad. of departments will
he asked to report oat the question of re
adjusting the salaries of tient eubonliu.te
officers.
The number of students to atteodanee
duriug the past eeseou at the dairy .cl.,e.l
ill connection with the thaarlu Agrieul
tura! ('ullegs was 163. (f these, 241 re-
mained the full term and passed the dual
examivaltuua
This Demarate on Rhode (.laud have
riven alinuat wiped out Ill the late election..
(APO ±nor Boma 14... been re elected, but
only three reprrse.uati.ea and thro•..n,
ah•r, bare b..-1, !eternal, whereas ata the
lab' etectioue the !•).Tsui raI. secured 41
refresentatlree and 14i monis..
WHEAT WILL GO UP.
Presideet yaw 11.►ro resettle as early
Klee In this reeds..,
Tor.•.%T0., .lurtl9--l'res.deut Van Horne
in Ale iuterriew glees it as hie belief that
th.. price of wheat will continue to tree tot
the next ton 'gismos, 111.1141 that within
eIgtteeu months the uric* will le 91 a
Iniehel In t(ia nemeetion Mr. Van Monte
v*.'
" Last tell abs tabors of wheat at best
receive i little batter .Lan the cost of piu-
.lnruig. while in many itie1aoces their r.•
tern per bushel was suotiler than their ee-
1+mintier. This can hare only nue effort,
the diw'odrmg•ment of the wheat pr.*1ncer
an" coo«•Ilneut dors*.. of the aereaue.
:r•.w. If there is a dm -Tease of 10 p,er cent
UN the • production of wheat this year.
owing to the low prices "f last year, there
will be a ehestag, of tie., howler.' rod
seventy million buebe:a aid ten per cent.
Ma decrease .. well wrthiu the mark. As
far as I can remember teen -hie setts[•
been • .n Int of a hundred cad fifty mU•
lion bushels.
"This year the surplus has been ani alp
by feeding it to stock. and we will peen
ably start in site as nosey a deem sheet
sever before. Now. if then is a shortage
of only a Landrum( mud nfy uelhuu L Lehr's,
this will not be discovered until is us too
late to w.w mora wheat, and wheel will go
op with a jump.... '
LIQUOR MEN FEEL SORE.
Toronto's Mason, Weida hot welcome
Theme Fast Aelswtie Wermer.,
1 (TTAW A, Aird 0. -The Ottawa delegates
to the cohre*tion of h„teltuen in Toronto
have retnnled to the city ilo•y speak
with mach wari,fh of the action ot Mayer
Kennedy. of Toronto. in refusing to give
the d.legatiou an soldiers ext welcome, as
is customary whets auy large representative
burly visits the city. 41111! 01 the delegate.
says that the ci-.itau; delegab•s did 11(1 -
444104 it au very much, but. the Toronto
hotelmen feel pretty ...IN, over it. and they
are d.termiuect to bit Mqur Keuuedy uu
the neck for it yet.
()Trews.r
April 9 -in an interview with
Mr. Fusser the New Brunswick hum
sweetie* members of t'arit.meat replay
sewed that there was nothing 1•, be gained
by establishing a fast tamale line at such
enc.rnrotto .'oat, because if it • as a real line
it could not .carry heavy fr.:Kht, and if it
did not carer general lreigl:t it could not
be a fast line They pa,iute 1 ont that a
fait hoe was out needed *uyway. unless to
land pa,art:gere in Chicago or other .lmeri•
can cats a few hones earlier, and this
would do Canada uo good, They urged
instead a .ub.i.ly of halt *i Melosut
should be rout for • lane of fiestrelem
freight vessels to run between St. John
and England.
NO STRIKE WAS NECESSARY.
Montreal fmrpestere Meee eta( la Theta
Agitall.. for %karts Mows.
MosTax u.. April 9...-h.lrertresl ear
neuters have been victorious ht their asbta-
ttun for the nine hours a day. .seedy all
the employer, have signified their will
inq nem to &cued to the requests of tae
union, 110 cents an hone and nine boon to
constitute a day's work. There hare been
110 demands or threats to strike, but the
men have met their employers fairly and
squarely. and the gnston bee been die -
cussed solely on its nitwit& All the Berge
shops are in favor of the mew system. It
was reported at • resent meeting that oat
c1f 101 'bops 70 were willing to edge the
seale trona the 1.t of May next Thirty
two are rot 00deeidd, hat M b almost
certain that they too will fall is line with
the majority It is 11.• Meanly and open
meaner In which the carpemten' anion
has conducted the agitation they are now
e ngaged in that has won fur them t14e
. ynapsthy of Mt classes The ninon has a
membership of 1,500 in Montreal and is
daily increasing.
A TUNNEL ACCIDENT.
Red, of • .app...ed O•rllteo lean Drawl
.4 1►wr.M,
Tnono,.a. lint., April 9. -The body of
a man support to be that of Timothy
t trivia, of Hamilton. wae found inithe tun-
nel of the G. T. R hen yoet.rd•34 It Ie
w ident fleet be was ki l.I by • passing
train His skull, breast and one arm were
broken. The remains .rte thew of a man
abont :. feet 10 inches tell, fnll face with
sandy moustache and side whlakers, and
probably •boat *0 years of age. The chief
of pollee is trying to ascertain whether be
has any relative* living he Hanalltoa i.
fore barging the remains.
The nesewess
O ..diei.al agents ie gradually relegatlss
the .M-tina• herbs, dr.nNte end vegetable
emotes te the rear and letingiesi-isle
general use the please.$ and elfireeiee 11q.id
laxative, Ryrep .1 Piga T. get the true
remedy are that it re tmeeelast.red by the
O llferwie Fig eivenp Os. stay. it side by
all heading dregjethe
llmlbw$be lee T1m fere..
ONTARIO LEGISLATURE.tent li1andennI0g $kIig lobe
.11.. .4 to look at the doe anima The
letter was sent to the reporter, who
noon
retained it in his pocket for
BUidlln.. Before the HOMO& some dais, wbeu be had it placed o. Mr.
Glendenniugli desk, enclosed Is • letter,
and marked, -, returned with thanks "
Mr G1•1deUuiog said Le remembered
the eireumsl•nces an deo relied by Mr.
Harcourt, but said there were other papers,
includuig a letter marked .:Irate, which
were taken and not returned.
Mr. Waters stoved the second reading of
Mr. O'Connor'li bill to •wend the Ayres
Thr„nr, April tl--iltsplyisj 10 kir. meet Act by exempting the plot and ap
phasic,* of gas and deelric comp/tries and
Rorke in the Leg,a:ature yeetenday, Hou. providing net • telephoto company,
air heyd.0 said be hal reeeive4 wont til whose head office is not within the pro•
an outi.reak wnluug cattle ill Grey reality. •ince of Ontario. should be as•..red upon
Cpwu recipient:( the Informative the d. the net profits earued iu such wonle(pality,
part moot had communicated with Lt sealable towards dividends for share
Andrew Smith, one of the 1)oetiuion in boklen
Dr. Ullmuur's bill to amend the Act iui-
Whet lar Able I.atslaser..0 lar tree.•.
era tarltsawest are ..log la the le-
tereat. se their ('..edits./s
boaouses of the Mork,
aprcto1e for ce.e..;(wue di.eaew. Crider plte•
aug a tax on dogs, and for the prntec
his authority the district had hese visited tion of sheep, was read • second time.
and the affected .111male e1amiued; the Sir Oliver 1Jo.at'a hill to provide t• r
ennelustou .•slue to being that the disease the ■ppointu.eut of deputy pollee magas
was not contagious. but arise. (rune local trate* ttl .lore was reed a second 11010.
040015• and Das mainly due to Ili* special Hou. Mr. Ross biLl to provide for the
cl:aroeter .-f the f..,.l. which was Baud to tonal sett! tent of the common echos:
contain more or leas fajta. Dr. Smith fund was ..slid • woad time.
'lad (sported that as 0.014 as tins food t-Mee..t Vjtlenteese mien Appeal.
was cpanged the animals would speedily cresmae, April 9. -Mr Fitzpatrick, uu
recover. behalf 4.f Vlscuupt 1). Villenleure, will
Mr Field moved toe se:end 106411111 01 appeal im:uedia:.ly from the 4.eisioe reit-
hie bill re.pscuug the regstratiuu of dere." by Mr Justice ('haul...au in tee ex
births, deaths mud manages, which pro- tradition cane, .cal willapply to a judge of
wt.iz* for the keeping of duplicate returns the Court of 1ppr.l iii Chambers for the
teeniest of it wrirv( habeas corpns on the
ground slim We demand for extradition
was not tile.( w brl.tet the time fixed by law
after the arrest of the VisN,nut. The pro
sedition will, it is plated. resist the anpdi-
cat'on, (oaten:ling thee. the delay in tiling
such artnand was due entirely to a catty
over which they bad no control, namely,
the nun -arrival of the ocean steamship
tehichh carried the ueee1euy do nment.,
Armored the tJerayww
-Magi ;1. April 9.-4 'bris Nerdy.
eontnimily iallnl " Brass }land. Moody,"
who c.ndn.•ts a jewels stone on York
street. Iia( au altercation with the Rem, E.
M. Island, rector of Christ church :rathe-
deal, on Saturday' n rsferenee to a lawsuit
1s which the latter gars .Thiene. against
Moody. )foody gut ver hot and went
atter the rector with his tint•. The rev.
geutktuai sports a b.g 111n.p over t11e lett
eye and a cot on the 1.1t cheek, which
prevented him from tooling part in tbe
church services y:.terday. Moody will
answer to • charge of .ewuit in the police
Court tu•day.
The Serbia le the Cote Regie...
Cosysu:e.vtt.u, Ps., April --1,-1 he
feeling ext geuerel satisfaction produced by
the be -let that the strike hes been given its
quietus has given plate to anxious fore
lwilinge prieiticed by the news that the
s.,atldak ,vuyu,tion has dec.d.el t.. oun-
41111u the struggle. Th. law-abiding Citi
lens are thoroughly tired of the tnrbillent
scene t of the laid week and will brook no
further viofocy. The spirit cif the people
is shown by the movement inaugurated
hero last night for the .•rgmnirafion of an
•tndep.ndent' -military club for the pro
teetiun ext the !own.
of *gist rat
Time ee,vxol reading was earrtd on di-
vision.
Mr. Waters mored the second reeding
of a bill lex amend the Municipal Act.
The bill was reed • seemid time.
Mr. Muuk's bill, 10 amend the Assets
meta Act, seeking to 0Ori14iue the office of
county ' .tle•ctor and treuarer and to em-
power th.• taking of rasraetueut• later 1u
the )err theta at present, was read a fecund
'1'rwo%Tp, April 4.- In the .irp:s
yester.L•v Mr. Giendeaning, 1ter rig 4. o
ytte*Sxnof l-rislteq,'e, said that during his
absence from the House the l..•k of his
desk hal been broken and papers tied been
..skean tent. :los.-•elf-thele had been lid -
deemed hack to hi 0 agate, but a.t,.ers had
.sorely dtatippearxd. Although Le lock
had been since filed, there ei u" gnrr•utee
that it soul( not happen again.
Sir Oliver Mowat moved thi HJUas into
committee ten the ML to make farther pro-
vis.on for the solemnisation of warnales.
It pent -ides that persons not being widows
or widowers shall not ntury under the age
of 11 years without the written consent of
parents or guardian, and ,no loco.* *hail
mute to a person uuder the age of 16 years
w,thuot tae production of such writer.:
moment. 'ran 'meth-. under the aye of 14
no likeu.e shall issue at all,
Mr. Meredith suggested that the limit of
.*, , for o:Nrniag a ,kens, to marry should
be fixed at LS instead of 16.
The House theu went i•,to l'wnmittee of
Supply cud narked several ileitis of expen-
diture on minim work,.
On the Item of 9940,000 fur Pwbl., and
Separate schools, lion. Mr. Rose spoke to
*orae length, showing the work scum
piuhed by the k..loeetsoaal Departmeut.
*Ir. Strwtt.,n introduce.'- a Lill In the
holes y esteraay to amend the M.01019al
Act. '
Sn :.nuter eminates to the amount
of 9'�ue, were 'out before the Ilene.
1'ottuwm, April 5. - In the Legislature
yesterday the following bills were red a
third time.-- Respecting the unto of the uew
legislative and Impart mental build i0gs-
Mr. Firer Respecting lit. (}earg.'s
church. Kingston -Mr. Harty. To enable
,lama. Henry Carpenter to precuse dens
tri -ter. Carpenter. To enable the trus-
eee•, .xoratnn and executrix under the
will of Richard Stubbs to Irate '►fain
lulls --lir Tait, Ts •.norm an *gets.•
merit between the Loddon Street Railway
Company and the %dlege of London West
-Mr 'rool•y, Respecting allowable.), to
the Supreme Court judge. -The Attorney
(:e00ral.
Pr. Itilmuur moved the serind nsding
of ha bill to abolish the persou•t covenant
in Inort'•eges
lion. Mr. Hardy asked the morsels eon -
4,11: huusel( with baring the b111 die
cn•se.l, awl not to press it further.
Dr. (:apnoea declined to withdraw the
bill, and it was declared lost on division
Mr Mcl'oll's bill to raise the amount of
personal earnings exempted from taxation
from 97(4) to 91,000 received • second reap
in Mr. (;larki s (Lanark) bill dealing with
excmptious from local (.xenon of farm
lands in town* and cities was given s
second reading.
Tousto. April 6. -In the L.g,slatere
yesterday, on motion of Sir Oliver Molest,
the Hones went Into eummitte• oe the hill
resp.ctilgg Council* of Conciliation and
Arbftrstlon for settling industrial disputes.
Sir Oliver Mowat proposed to 61 the fes
of arbitrators at :H for the brat sitting,
and an allowance et( 96 ■ day and 11 for
half a day.
The clause pasted and the bill was re-
ported with amendments
The bill introduced by How. O. W. *ea
yesterday, entitled, ' The City M..beed
Suffrage Act of 1894," le to apply nay to
the cities o4 Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa
and London. Its operation is to he ex-
tended to Toronto immediately, and to the
nther cities named after the next ge.ersl
election. The bill abolishes the system
MOIST which the sesereore plates nienteied
framehiee votes 00 1110 lie. Tae qua( fies-
ton remains the erne se at present, bot in
addition to the rater having related fee
twelve months in the prowlers and having
been for three ..lender recent* • resident
avid been domiciled in the atty, be mast
have been foe thirty days prior to reg(stra-
lton re well se the Mr -tine, s resident of the
electoral division on the hat of et 141.14 is to
be entered
Terenwlo. April 7. --On the ceders of the
day beteg called in the Legislature yester-
day, Hoa Mr Hareoert roes to rake a
etausyeel with ropest to the alleged tam
paring with desks. He said ihM R .4
peered that dun e.ss the ~OUR debate ns
the outbreak .f te bele et Uri Guelph
tem, Mr. Ol.tde..ies and Mbar m.mb..e
m�ruossesdd hem • leiterte
• ter writes by Professor
11hhw1wo� A rewseter of 'tae !mere
1►rowned,11•10le *hooting gild Geese.
MOnLTOx, N.B., April 9. -The news of
a hunting fatality comes from 1'ucaifft ie on
Northumberland Straus. near here.. Fin
startle Herbert left hie !come on Saturday
i0 a 1..•at to shoot wild geese at Cueatgue
bar, about three wiles from shore. He
was alone. and whilst shooting s.1 geese he
stood ap in the boat and fired.'The re
ooil of toe gun knocked him overboard and
he was drowned. ile leaves a wife and
family in straightened cirenmstanee.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
Trim ('11sAI.l11.i 51.0.a,1s0.- -The April
number of the Canadian Magazin) is excel-
lent, both in the variety and quality of the
co0tents, and In typographical appearance.
Readers of tits meet creditable per.odi.al
will be plead to find the first iameln eel of
• seal notary* of travel in the far nue th, by
William Ogilvie. F. R.0. S. 'rile story,
which is that of an ezpbrotory surrey on
the Athabasca, Peace, and Laird risen, is
emitted " In North -Wester, Wilde," aed is
well illustrated, and fell of i.terestreg facts
sed incidents. " io the Lumber Woods,"
smother innervated article, 1 yr F, C. Grant
and Allem Sullivan, graphioafy portrays the
lombsr ..'s pilo ie the cheesy and on the
river. Limit.-Ooversor Saltlike, of Mani
tole, oosteibutao • very t kiniatll�otg oleo
tasted article os. " 4 Forgotten Northers
Fortran," telling tie history of the huge
•.d still well Iswa.rved Frig Prance of
Wales, which looks out with ite rubbish
covered manor out the chill Malmo el Hed-
mees Bay. '.o A Plea for Ireland," by E.
Deweley, ran illustrated deseriptioa ow
emery around Killarney. i. Peek 1 sigh's
articleea Sir Oliver Molest appear several
portraits of the Ontario. Frostier, at differ
est ages, from 24 upwards. H. Spencer
Howell, in " Knahkms and t1 sir 810016-
cs00111," Makes a strias nese ie favor of •
simple coat of area for the (aaed.an flag.
Hem David Milk a "The Bvdtron of Self
O w.e..nen% in the Coimbra," omt.sds that
r ample stops within tie British Ko.•
pita for the great ookaiee te expand their
pslitioal pewee. and metrial gro ms's, sad
be advocates the eoleries sadert hisg •
greater share in imperial responsibilities
and exp.diteres Tho artiste le • remark-
able sae. Amongst other reatelbatie0s are
"(Meets sed Thine," by Ldw•rd Worth -
Lantern : " A (:last• •i i a.ipoa•," by
Arthur J. Stri.Re.: " Red Aleck." • ear -
retire of Primes Edward lobed life of leag
ago ; " I.. armee Moodie," by Rey. S. Lyle.
T
and " e Mier', ..f Norte 1411th,'" by Fidel.
H. Helloed. The ((medias Maeazise 1e
ppoailiebed 1•r 12 50 per sewn ley the
Ontario Pe.di.Mtg CO., Ltd , ('a..d• life
Reillings, Tnp.uto.
.mer se tin • •'••mllloat- story...
,lord 25 " Sennett " Snap wrappers
bearing the ousel. ("' Whp Doss • Weems
Leek Old Roemer Them • Mae ") M Lever
Ores.. Led., 43 Soot at Telenet., mai two
will remits. My pet • pretty Meer, fret
hem edvatdml.g, aid well worth framing.
This is r easy way to demists year hemm.
The sup is the lost ie the market amid H
only enet la are qiI .o seed he Ib
wrappers, if wen is.. the ends mesa.
writ veer UMW 010.e1.417. l7
fthe e.otaer of four %Mees, and i,, hewid., e
grand Mother.
Seetorth - Aktaader Rees, brother of
Mrs. Or. Elder, u at preNst here boat
I,tvi$gato0e, Montana. Mr. Icor u $
mates of Manley, near Broomfield. He has
been In the mutes about 14 years, and in
hlootaoa 7 years. He is • contractor and
budder, and, like must other llurouites who
go abreast. he has prospered. He will re-
mota in ('•nada yiattisg friends for about a
mouth.
Clinton N', notice in the report of the
examination at )loyal College of lieatal
Surgeon, (hat G. A. Newton', of town, has
been successful in obtaining lite degree, 1.
D. S. kir. \ewtee aft. wrote 1,r the
hmerary title 1►. 11. S.. Wolof. of ',bitted
Surgery) at Toronto I-aiversityr, the report
of which has net yet appeared Mr. New-
ton mors to Luckoow, where he purposes
hanging out his shingle.
Ilruss.lb 1M February :i:ah John
1lolmes, second son of Mre. Robert Holmes,
Alexander street, }brussels, fell a prey to
dropsy and heart failure, aged S3 seam.
He tient to l'altforma about fourteen peers
agetand has resided there almost cootiuu•
weedy, excepting one year he spent an Maui -
tele and Ontario. The deceased had not
been in goad health for several years
previous to his de.•tasr- Mr* Aubsry, his
sister, formerly of the 4th line, Morris,
was with him when he diel. Her home is
to Delano.
.*forth: A young lady attending the
Collegiate Institute here. recently received
a letter, asktug tor • donation 0t ten cents
on the snowball or Endives Chem system.
She thought she would tigure a little to see
how the scheme would come out. Thcchain
was to consist of 200 links, or series of
letters, but by the tame she hal figured up
to ten the enm had reached such .oble pro•
portions that she dreaded to bleak the
chant theta stud then, conctudiot• that such
whetnee were an imposition on the public.
l: hal 1in'Tuesday night, April3rd,
the store of If. 1'. Honsberger m this village
was broken into and gonds to the %alio: of
940 or 450 uole0. Tools were taken from
,John Tuber's shop to force open the store
door and til Am.mz the stolen articles
were • new silver w•teli, lire seta of under
wear, tib in rolh and sundry other articles.
Constable Lang has the ease in heal and It
is to be hoped the bold Intruder,. will be
captured and trade to suffer for tl efr cur-'
duct. several wap tions characters wets
seen around Ethel before the rubbery. •
OVER THE H ('RON TRACT.,
1
The Orlet troth the Loom MW.I
• Weekly 01 r0 e1 t1 0Ip *ewe alerted
■p 1e sell everybody rub used
seta, Clipped sad (estdraeed
Frena Berry arrttea,
Morris One day last week Ilea. Hewitt
was throws treat a road cart and tee serious-
ly meowed.
Wuaghern • John K Swazte, has entered
his pacer in the 2 SO claw at the Brussels
races os -lute 2nd.
11'relster : Rev. Mr. Daridaoo has
withdrawn his resignation as pastor of the
Presbyterian church.
c lintoa Albert kloo.r, sou of Mre.
Mourc, of was, hes been engaged for a
school Dear Kincardine.
(:ray Ales, McLaughlin, who has been
in Manitoba tor the past two yeah. is home
end will eukage in !arming with hu fatter.
Mans . Charles Howlett recently dis-
posed of lout bend of prime butchers cattle.
The price we believe was t4,0.00 p r head.
(lumen : Mr. %V. 1ta11, who studied with
1►r. I:Isckall lit year. has °penal au office
10E1541 practice of a Veterinary at it alton.
Brunets . M`as Rena Bawwtioheimcr has
ref rued Prot 'Maxinew whuhen she went
new de. eased • ►t.•r, M n.
a Walt on
Parker.
%V iukhant :
11o.kwtlh, foru.erlrr ul
this town, has pttiptased the bake,y Lmi-
lieu of .1. Young is (lino/a, and has takes
poawslus.
Grey William Eckmire has purchased
the Ranks farm, 14th coo. He takes posses
Mon immediately. The price paid we be-
lieve was 93,100.
Morris : R. Sbddap and family are borne
from C'aldoris where they spent severd
years and will arum in working the home-
stead on the 4111 line.
5,0forth : .Joseph Atkinson, had the
misfortune to get his hand caught in • tur-
nip cutter the other day, and WW1 relieved
of a part of ore of his thumb.
scetorth : George A. Dewar, of this
town, hu succeeded in passim, his final ex-
amination at the 'forosto College ut i.en-
rrstry, taklog first-class honors.
Sodom A Royal Templar of Temper
ance lodge was Instituted at SOdono on
Wednesday evening, 2.1th, with • member-
ship of over 30 charter members.
Ilrnssels Councillor Mc('recken a into
the early gardening already. alae. is deur
muted that Ids record at the Fall shows
will not suffer through his neglect.
Kippen - Messrs. George and Creon
Mare have takes MO acres of land In Al-
goma w.thi, two melee of Nllltsm McKay's
place, and are busy clearing the land.
McKillop Michael Holland, of McKil•
lop, near iteechwod, another of Huron's
pioneers, has passed from this lite. He
died on Monday-, and was about 78 years.
Exeter Miss Schede, from whom Dr
Ronnie ranovd • troublesome tumor about
ten days •go, is doing well and leaves for
her home lake shore, Hay township this
week. .
Clinton The present Lieut. -1:overarm of
\ew Brunswick, end C. A. Herat of town,
were fellow -student' in the same law office,
and the former is married to • cousin of the
latter.
1Viogham - On Friday last, while work•
log In Messrs. %Vett t Son's planing mill,
Master Percy Coed had several fingers
taken off bat left hand by • saw at which he
was working.
W isgham : A. M. Robinson has dispos-
ed of the *telex ham Foundry to 11..1. Black•
well, of Brantford, • Eentleman of large ex-
perience in the foundry business, and he
has taken possession.
Clinton - Henry Stevens has completed
his work of assessing, thong ho has not yet
get all the tables totalled. He reports a
gratifying increase of about fifty in the
population of the town.
Godench township : On t.00d Friday
alter000n the Sunday School Mass taught by
Mks Regia& 1 eo, of 1 .la's appointment,
met at her residence cad presented her with
• beautiful lemonade set.
Exeter on Monday 11 -est. Snell pur-
chimed the Down property at Devon, eon -
sating of 100 acres, paying therefor 13,700.
He afterwards remold it to his brother Wil-
liam at an deuced figure.
Stephen ,lames Sanders of the 3rd too.
of Stephen fell off • lead of tenure ea
l+aterday, 31st, the hind wheel of the mega*
rosaisg over bis head ujnring it severely.
Under medical trestmest he is doing nice-
ly.
'Clinton (10 Friday 'venial/ while Foster
Wilsey, mooed sin of S. Wires, use play-
ing around the house, M dro.•sted his arm
at the elbow putting two to bosses out of
joist. It required considerable *fiat to
Ret lien back again.
Hayfield : Miss Aldworth was married
es Wednesday to James Hodes, of the 7t►
em. of Gderieh township. Rev. Mr. (ILL
vast tied the .atris.owial lout. The best
wishes of the bride's maty friends ben be
with her to her now home.
,tressels R. 1:. Vienna. has 4o01. to
Harristoa, where be bee takes a position in
thong's foundry. He will net remove his
family from Rrossels. Mr. V. is sot (rely
of • mechanical tern of mindset has also a
well developed loveably* " bump."
WHEAT PRODUCT OF THE WORLD.
Meese V(Rere• e1 Masser to ,lee Farrier. el
eh/erie,
The statement of 11r. Van Horse, ('resi-
dent of thee'. 1'. 11 , that within the .text
eighteen months wheat Is likely to reach
two dollars a bushel it attracuug much •t -
motion. Mr. Van Horne voucheefed 1hi.I
information to the editor of Toronto Sister
day Night, and prefaced his opinion
by the rennet " You fellows write
very sagely on the puce 01 wheat, and
yet I never met one of you who knows
enough .bout it to really make yourupinon
worth much." Haring thus established the
ignoraew of Canadian journalists regarduug
the subject, the railway magnate proceeded
to my : •'1 c( course it u dlficult to get any
accurate stetrtt.xl, but so far as 1 hive been
able to find out after • careful scrutiny el
everything that is provided in a statistical
way, the world's product orirbeat to be-
tween twenty-three end twenty -
hundred million bushels per annum. •
1
Now, if the editors n of 1 mann • re
o the w
ignorant of alio question t •
heat supply as Mr. Van Horne chsrges,'it
is rather strange. The prem of the l'roviacit,
together with the lumen, has been kept
thoroughly posted upon this very point by
the Ontario Bureau of Industries, which is
in connection with the I►eJartment presided
over by ilon. .John I►rydee, Minister of
Agriculture. 'rhe statistics for 1893 have
sot yet been completed but nearly • year
ago the agriculturists of this ('review, and
all the newspapers, were presented with the
following estimate of the yield of the
various wheat growing countries of the
world for 1892, as well as • compartsoo ot
the yield for each .1( the two jeers im-
mdiately precedior
Merril The funeral of the late Thne.se
Clerk, which tank plies es Saturday due
tens. Marek A1ot, ef last week use largely
attesdd. Deemed have' bees a member
of the ( ►rss4e Order for the greater part of
his life that body was well represented is
the funeral procandco.
H•rperb.y F: Comber, of Harparbey,
was &1, )IM by paralyer as Sunday, and
did oe Wdeesdy. He wee nee et the
eldest reehtents of this part, and althease
..ver worldly wise h. was • good !ivies
ams sari a worthy claire. Hs had 'sashed
the rood age of 11D years.
Reaforth - A thaesghhriel .row he=
bee to Rsberrt (Herter*, st theMW Regi
T.cker.nith, • few days apse preened hint
with • fine pair ed mals salves. Those
salves are frena I). D. Wtlsm's iuysrted
WI. The wow is raw her yams aid sad is
[I R..1/..
1'1-1110,x, �'....
Russia ''led. ... c..,._,- .
I:u•hela.
300,060,000
247,000. r1
-•� . 112,000,
s1o►Is, - . i (5,00),(xx)
Hoeguy, ..... ... 136,500,000
Austria, 51,650,000
i:eretanrr ...�,. 102,000.090
l'aited Ki 'skidoo,. ' 65,000,000
Teskey-in- Romps, 39,720,000
Roumania, .... .. 64,400.000
Bulgaria,.. 51,000,000
Itelgirm,. i 22,700,000
Portugal, 6,100,000
I f olland , 5,600,000
I:reece, 3,970.000
1)..m*rk, 3,400,000
11,360,000
Sweden A Norway, 3.976000
Swat remand, 8,500,000
111
Sere is.,
Total,
1,293,860,000
11\1[01. 11.
railed Ststee
Canada. ..
Bushels
516,000,000
. 65,000,000
571,000,000
070114 1 sit ,Telt,
Indo
A tgeria
Egypt tralasia
Chili, Arg. Rep, 11N
Asia Muer
Persia
osis.
Bushel.
236,000,000
19.000.000
9,000'.000
34,000,000
53,000,000
33.000,000
21,000,000
12,000.090
4,000,000
349.000,000
COST OF GOVERNMENT.
A One -Sided Critic Expotaed.
• Well-knowa "'afros f rltlelot. • Mould -
be .'►Ill. Mw •' erose of Ibe t.re
state Writer. la
anppre,.e. rartt.
-K. 0, 0.erl.olt, Stelkirl. in tie t'aaa 14 Faris
ere' 'un
I have real the articles in The stun on
"The ( eat of liovetainea.," and uccataly
hod • right to expect a lair and impartial
treatment of the subject, but 10 theta ,1 feel
that l have b.,en disappointed. Faits
therein arc stated, while joist and fair •t
pl.nations are .uppreised, in such • way se
to mislead the public. It is the object of
the framers of Canada, or at les.: should
be, :o get at the real facts with their sur-
rounding circunotanaes, and then to o.•me
to a proper conclusion. A uIisrep omenta-
twa by euppre•slao Is as reprebeos.ble and
uupwrdoaahle as • willful fabricati..n 1
have neither tune nor space to call er• eviction
to all the oblecuounble instancy this
th
character which appear Ill OWN/ • eclair,
but with your prermtuIon 1 propose to crit -
Icier •onit of them.
111E '`t+114.14 til o\1r.Aeri.,
In your isnot of heti. 20 tut are these
words " 1s it absolutely aeodasry that
there should be 'seven pail Ministers in llwt-
ano . - Mr. Saad6tld Macdonald got adore
w1111 four colleagues Now any person
casually reading the above ought suppose
that tilts involvei grow rstra.•gance.
Sumo might even suppose that formerly
there were only four ('cabinet !bloaters and
now there ale seven alt pat.1. •pb.• words
as .looted c re mischievous, misleading ar.d
desututc til proper raplaoauon, sod are on
my opinion deliberately designed to de
wive )our readers. In the Ss afield Mac-
donald
ardonald 4:nreromCOt their were hie SI 11118 •
tent with portfolios and drawing salary.
itasi.ies at that time the lat. Dr. Ryerson
was Chief superintendent of Education and
drew a salary of S4.00) per annum, and
Mr. Roes, as blisoter ot F.ducatiuu, per-
forms the same duties as Dr. Ifyersou did
and for the same salary. Ur. I:ye we.
should bete been treated in the same light
se Minister of Ednc•tio0 Ross. The Sub-
stitution u( one for the other loam made nu
addition to the number ot whoa -holders or
to the public expenditure. Why did not
" one of the foremost venters in Canada •
make this e\planatien11'e have thus �Lr
weed of one of the additional \Iiolaters.
The only real addition that has Leen
made to the number of paid ll:nrler. .
Hon. John Dryden, Minister of Agriculture
The leaden of the Pa, roue have pronounced
themselves emphatically in favor of his ap-
peinttuMnt. He is a very suecesdul, pre -
tical farmer and is engage.( solely in pro
ranting the Interests of the agriculturists of
f Munn. The •-.0eral opminn of the farm-
ers, se well se the Patrons, is shat he has
done his work faithfully Abd ably. Do the
Patrons wish his °thee to be discontinued!
That would he the nweseary infennace of
your.•ontributor, because if he is retained
in office and If his retention I. luMNhable,
and exception is made of him, there is jest
the same number 01W id Ministers at the
present ti se theta was in the time of
4I.ndfielcit d, d we' classify Ile.
ftyereoo ale. again. 1 ask why
was not this e1plauatipn (011e and frankly
given ` The reasonable ia(otcow is .bat .it
sees deemed by your c'ateibulor necessary
to suppress the troth in order to make a
point &gaunt the Mowed Government.
1.1O*T u1 LI/1. ATION 1`r 1871 ten 1892.
Again to your issue of Feb. . lex' " one
of the foremost writers in ( auala sage
" Remembering that mince 1671 the Iafrea*e
Is the population of ('Otero., has been 30
per cont„ one is struck by the vastly
greater increase in the coat of the outside
w et -vices. In 1871 education cost 9.151,000
and in 189'2 $653,C00, an increase of SO per
coot." The inference which your contribu-
tor wishes to draw s that this increase. ex -
eept to the extent of 30 per cent., is doe
wholly to the extravagance of the Mowat
I:owersnaent. He cas0't semen any pallia-
tion fur this geese extravagance.
Now het us ex•rni00 a few of the facts
w hich are so artfully 'Oppressed. Prior i.
1871 the system of Inspection of .hnole
was • faros, but in that year the `LndtieId
Madoaald 1:overnmeot brought ,n the bill
.sd pasted it, iosuguratu a the present
systea of inspecting public ecbnnls and
eoutnbutiag largely to the payment of
salaries of inspectors out of the public
funds of the Province. This wee
done previously, and no charge for this ev
penditure appears is 1871, for the law did
not take effect until 1872. This, tberetnre,
is ate canoe of the increase and was the
effect of the legislation of theSaed4l.1 Mac-
doeald Government. la 1871 i1 any of our
farmers' sue or daughters webiel to be
come teachers it was necessary for then(.
If they required any preliwimary training`
in their professions, to attend the Seemed
School at Toronto. Now then arts model
schools is every o nenty, to which the Prov-
inc. eontrihutes for the training of young
teachers. There is Motes additional normal
school wholly supported by the Province
.f i)ntario at Ostews. This was not in .x
istmee in 1871. do coe.e.luence of the op
reit that wse tad in regard to the
I..sii.g of K.glieh in the !reach sect ins
of title i rovi.,e it beoam. necessary MOOD
1871 to establish and malatam a training
eebenl fes Fr.neh tesohere. K,nderyprtse
sehonla, night .shook, and poor rebook
have also hero twtehli.hr.l and anted
Largely Mees 1871. 1 might .len oeom*tate
many other legitimate and aeoseeerrr
reasons foe the increase, but I do net wish
to soh vols to give me sn much space ea
would he beeee&ary to go ,neo eweplete de
tele.
(Nara total • 2.263,860,000
So far as accuracy of &utilities are con
..raid it will es seen that tbo eget,' sap•
plied by the O.tasi° (le,errae.t to its
farmers are •ppr..Tinately clews to atom
beaseded by Mr Vas Hews*. We admit
that the predicties resardi•g wheat recast -
keg to two dollar a beetle% .e owigiml with
the big railway mus. But he is • bola
prophet whn proclaims an Mermen of my
)0 pee amt. is the value of wheat "tithe
• year mid •half.
Toa tnet'htV*ATtu5 e1T .r•TI'
totals, " wee of the foremost writers in
4',toad•- say• •'f• 1871 the alm,sistestios
of tootles oast $1(1.1,000: i. 1899, 9.169,000,
as merinos of over 100 pot east " The o.nty
..plumose veer oe.trib.tnr glees is alis
lvesgaMied sn reset.