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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THUJRSDAY, NOVEMBER e9, 1894.
D. McGILLICUI►DY, EDITOR.
THE DOINGS AT OTTAWA..j At If fe ' `ear* ed them:nufm ut9 n(OVER THE HURON TRACT.
I has takes M0000..000,000 est el your pocket*
But whet Minot thin foreign market he
Whatle03ingon at the Capital was to Uvd, that was to swell our volume* et
exports' Turn te pate 464 of the last
etetistial •betr•et published by the (roe.
tar
ann'mt sadyou will ret winos idea.
p Anent the tariff- the Aaaerart.r.r Dar-
iusof@fano sat roods amounted to
,kr, '+ per neat.
e@ rt
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ears, returned niieeiuuary from Japan.Mr. THEIR ANNUAL EVENT
Robinson was • former pastor of the
Anglican okerch here and his anew friend@
blvhly appreciated his sermon
Tao Grist boom the Elsner Mill. W Ingham : W J l'b•pmao, of Wing. The Sall of the BaaebaUers•
him, and H P Chapman, of Ripley, left
the other day for Denver, Colorado, when ,
they have 000ud•rable property a the' yb.r. were a. Three strikes aed Na
W setIee•Is'ed Tae gem. Werke' ww the heal yid edis/ Jun, .Std, 18'TJ, the A ,was et teener lion carved shape of reel estate, left them by the late
Mwernmene eap.rt ( y M keit everybody fasts W tail. a.am. A a.rry t.aob.rlae acme
rarer@. are •v milked' Mr. Thornton, formerly of this town. They
'dike aase.m.. s. lb. nera.tea-
Mw y►ee.m.tr. T.rit aeon,IK' a he basal ream 171ptN1 wadi fealenaN expect to be absent about a earth. policy of Alethia year Mackenzie was in rq.sr• ureas Sorry semina. Seai•rth : Otto (:roti, a former pupil of 1 • aemeles► Rteerems.
uwa dun0M this from 1st July, 11178, the Seafurth Collegtsie institute, who s at
until 14th Merck, 1879, os which date tits
t of $foie At correepeodenue. Lsosard llltey auodue•d the e. cull fl sit teaching school l neer %:on, err
National Puhcy, a proteetiv• tariff which lid ETES( Snell Bros , pork packers, I ton, has been re rnvagef for next year I( )N the evening of Wetfnee.lay, .''iov
1 iTTA33•A, Nov. 11th Let us for lit a, i.creaed salary. This .Leake
made no mairefe ohm, in trod•, or whaee harm Anwdved pewer.hip l' Snell eentiuu- ember 21.1, the maned shams er presented
the morommt helot archer, a polities we idueeons were felt until wine mueths later. es the business. well for lir. Gron's te•chiug ability. ADO u a gayand riunetd • ranee, the oAcasiuo
ate Liberal or Cooservatire, Patna •r Me- Me that practically Alexander blackener l leter II tee Kell. Weetoott has • 1 nsiemte wt bet h
hg e rowel hall of the I. R. R C. The people among whom
arohy.te, amid without prejudice look a was ee
reepolble fur the good anal Eau things ohrwranthemanatom `.
i pleat which 43 Marrs Moue, youngest daughter of
ITU •... re deep, tato .our trial: tcehip ef that year Now, we have seen that the beautiful flower,. .Iona Campbell, who resides on the t
wit!. ' ,• rnmeafs.•tu'er than we t.., • be. eidiom .d .oanufeetured trawls ws. ort v per ('inter, Mr Tinhig left for tt'ughsm
no.t of oar triol etpurts ih 1X 9, 1 ua n ee "1'ueel.y. *her• hr r. em unto psrtaall"a j.' road sear Helgr.ve, 'N1 aitii a painful acct
or,.. -.oil to-a.w "Ti hh h 1 w ... •.o lay liui, we find thew haw, felku .•K to C.2 is toe g"Y: t.u.uo,w with his brother in
'lent on Sunday, Tlrri wtvy her let wee
renin, .•u hate feet lean aeipiara , a ntheat per .int. ; 1' hl 24 2 per coot 138x:, 22 5 law. i t'rekea. It appwre NN tk. tittle girl wee
cons, • able roman s. and they ai• worthy Mr coot . 1114., 281 per rest.: 1884, 280
subj. et wee founded on the word. as con
• taiatd in 2nd ('o,., chap. 'I, verse Ib, trots
which he deduced the following Inv gift
eseelleuey and source of the gift, also get
Lode due for the gift. The day was general
ly oterreol by our @Slums as a holiday.
LAeuis Visl,n or Travir+ We have
la bora credibly Into,' I • tat Squire Mel.
FALL OF PORT ARTHUR.
• 1 Tia Jape take t6R Stronghold
seated on the hark .4 a been. riding te a
horn kforals .lane, lived rren, water( lace ou ' he road.nf• , opposite her
'ghee L'•••Ia[ a.mseut. Y• will perr out lIMb, 2Der4 7 per mot 188x, 91 5 teat.; Deih.daughter •
of E. Crawford, ham completed a htber•form, whimin peso.: a rrig onn the The bill was nrilt[aatly Lighted, and, u
ee .yea has b.es the resalt of per cent . 1'1119, 27.7 par meet,. 18110, 29AS quilt with 2,(154 patehes all put together by I road the horse eh:: I and r.ho, ti her utl with may be expeored, the doomed wa. • pretty
the "N.uoesl 1' •Drs. ' the protesn•• policy per no• . lt;91, 28.2 cult.: 188'1, 24.1 bermelf, the above result I'nd. r m".i :el treatment
. MAIM by SAP • ktb rrvatyr [.or.-' nmeatIn tier me,. , sod in l8:xt s trod at 2b , per •t Exaterw►ici, James
aiH d N. and I ont his pock Tbur.d•t t ho[ oftor.
limb i. doing se w ell as can i» and y„Ale, eal ee.ee
lfi7fr 1' teaD a
,on.y lrtrm a
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a tang cent. lis icer @mat war•. than w wore ¢"•khhn trramos won Mesdames Horton.
N a LrwaMive find, •step from ' Aerate
when tn.- itresm \atonal 1'olr,-y was tint run Inst, betwwea :Dv Rimer foundry and the He.dry■ A .err severe .ceident bele;! Hutchte n, H .at, Dudley He ruse, Com
telepM..,eorin ., Rev, Mr. W.tt..eo•eaile %Ir. Watts u w ford, Kohl, l'rwdtoot, Reyne.ta, Tarter.
Hay Joseph Mtlt,nald, whilst worker retired mio:•cer, h . p -.ern• place of re..-' Shannon, Naftali acid Shopper i 'rho stew -
in the swau,p a H.) township on Wotan. ' dews being .' Hc•t•ryn He has owned • aids were Messrs. Bird, i:oil, l).vu,
small propnty u. 11'alkerten for some time,
and had decided to leave Heofrya end settle
there. He arrived in Walter -tote 00 1'uee-
day forenoon and shortly after diener went
to the house for the purpose of making some
repairs. He got up eo the roof, wham it fell
in. Mr Watts felling with it. The revolt
of the fell was a bad scalp wound and a
from his hunt in Mu.koka, a doe sod buck, broken arm.
the buck weighing 250 pounds Hayfield A glass bottle eontainteg •
Fae•1 . Mrs. C. Dobson, who has been Inewg• from the lake was found on the
muting Herds in this vicinity for the past beach near Hayfield, on Sunday. Nov. 18 ;
seven or eight weeks, left for her home in wrote° on the paper in the battle was the
Kress on Monday the 19th tut. following "The heavens bless you, my
Brussels K \ Mrntt arrived home dear a if.. We are on a rock at Cheboygan
from a booting excursion of three weeks or, Reef, and nnk4pg with all hand* Nater
the Bruce ['•atusula, last Saturday atter-
n000, bringing two deer with him.
decorations were particularly pretty. rise
halt cif the dim being erupted by the or.
sbutYs aed the oth r beta;( meetly fursuhed
who cry chain and lounges, a life sure
baedatl Iktao,tr.ph, incased In the fold, of
the t•oiot, •lack, oecupywg the b cYgrou•d,
taxation to epprrea.te taiwon, • '.ct that
dearly butt expender has more forcibly
impressed upon you than any illustration 1
ma supply. It was a tariff that was to de
re.op your meaufectunng industries sad
give to the l'anultu[ manufecturerhs home
market whole era foreign trod• in manufac-
ed produces was to insure employment ter
traduce.' In or'l-• t., .well u , the volume
Of our mip.rt. of otsoufsctares the I. orera-
meat have 'tic lu..ed ear. .luantt'y of lumber
exported and as the value of our export, of
the forest have increased over 36 per cent
since they came Into power, it is easily seen
what • help lumber has been in b,ls'ering
up their returns of manufactured exports..
The manufacture of returns to soft their
ease shows more estererw on the part of
millions of our people Has the Canadian the t:overnment than the manutactsrer has
a,•aufacturer been able to retain the home shown is the development of his output.
usrkmt' Has he with the redact of kr How about the de.elopnieni of our other
tdwtnea this have th developed without be
factory swollen the volume of our export
cem,ht a burg. te the rest of the cem-
'rade' Ib we bud millioue of oar p.pala- inanity' In 187H our exports of the mine
teen rotates their livelihood about our fac were 12,816,347 ; fisheries $6 /153.975 , treat
tortes • $19,511,575. animals and their prolner
It the bot plate, is order to swell up our 1114,019,857 ; farm products $18,008.754
isdtutn•t p.•pul•to.n, which by the last Wltaees the merrier. L 1893 we exported
Amens retorts is °Saeed at 320,000, we bed of the mite. $5 329,890: fisheries $3,743 060;
that in this bet every tinsmith. carpenter,
tailor, dressmaker and midinor, etc , lass
Ler included VI hen Sir Richard fart
wright referred to this glaring attempt to
Comm* the people, Dr Montague, M P ,
MAW in the House last areeion ••and why
should the dressmakers and sulhurs not be
merged • ' :lowever, • oersted analysis of
the Government s own returns oboe. that
the e.•tut.l number employed to our mrlloand
factories does wit erred fifty thones:of or
under lsj per tot. of the number gime as
employed by our industries
We were told that with a tarter ranging
from 36 to 60 per cent , yes, in some in
stances. higher, our manufacturer, would be
is • position to manufacture cheaply sad
supply the home demand We were told
this tittesa year* ago sad what remelt do we
sod to day' For our rower we will loot
at the lot report of the Controller of ('us
•ono. Take agricultural iriplements and
every fainter knows that the ezerbitent
•lute imposed should have Droved almost
prohibttrv• and we end that while in 1878
the value of agricultural implensats am
ported anhmuntd me $14,450 it had increased
u 1893 x..:.:38 387 Let es look at some of
the other hightt protected iadustrtee. In
1878 ender a 17t per cent. tariff we import
ed of manufecturee of brow, to the value of l fol tops tilt. season and are oh their last
$92,25.3 increa Seg in 11193 to $445,171: one now.
booms and brush.", from $47,768 to $109, The 1;olerich portion of the erew of
78.3 eafTteree of all kinds increased from
2154.8!7 to $330 628 ; modage end twine. Midge No 9 arrived la Friday from Fort
Ena-
bler ee
$227.808 to $262,276; earthwereand William where she t laid apo per s.oil Eai!
chinaware. Item $48.5.204 tn$675,Td1 : mm pre Theh that was goo/ sk•
'rtacturee of giro from $898.341 to $1,219. tag when (beyy lel( and excellent elerphsng
*35 ; marufaeturee o}a the roe.
gutta-pareha and A large number of logs have over
radia -rubber, from $244,871 to $696.690 : ashore seer hen. Kridently a large raft
hat.. mite and bonnet., from $1,064,316 to has broken no in Loki* Huron and the West
II. 1.41 64' : rsoefsetoree of iron and steel, winds bays dowse it arbors here. Persons
from $✓,432,($i'n$7.1M,891 : m•oofactow are warned against carrying any of it away
el other metals, frons $94,564 to $396.266: as there is • heavy penally for that owns of
nil loth. from $131,722 to $162,978 taper •roar dome.
of all kinds. from. $1,097.865 to $1,187.21,' .
mop, from $63 672 to $176.960 ; umbrellas I "'r 1' ty of Windsor that ran last season
eu , from $191,661 to $292.379 ; manufae I hetween Detroit and the Soo and for part
tures of rood, from 1730 012 so $930 449 : I of this sawn out of Toronto has been per -
woolen goods, from $7 828,219 t^ $9,639. !chased by *tern parties and will rem be-
tween Oswego, Ktortes and The Thousand
Islands The price paid wee $18,000. We
hope that she will have • better wean@ neat
swop thee she had this.
A bottle was !timid neer Mayfield es Has
look as if the borne market had been notion day. Nov 18. containing • note whisk stated
ed sales. by the foreign manufacturer. that the sob Charles A. Eddy was on Che -
tint what about the dditi•aal duties the boygs Rai and who ranking. It was after -
fanner and other etasnatere of Moeda have wank asoertais•d that it was • fake as the
forget $'x,6,359 910; animals $31,736 499;
faro produce $22,049,4'0 Surely 'brio,e Morns ' Joho McElroy, 8th line, had
en- t en' !-an lay no claim to hawing craved
over 3,000 bushels oI turnips of three scree,
• demand for our neural products. Ii,,, (heir were 138 beeped loads. This is a
when do we find the protected manuf.eturer , beg yield. He has 2,50P bushels in one pit.
in the race. We bed him side by *IT- with B'`tti A telegram reached town on
lks uoveramest. Moth wi, n well-filled pock. Wed•eeiay conveying the sad intelligence
its. and who has Ailed them • of the death of Mrs. Wm. Gooier, sister of
Elias fuming, which occurred in Mani.
MARINE NOTES. who.
Wroxeter Rev. R S. G. Anderson, M.
luerese ag Nana ►INetd sa Asad d year A , R. D., was inducted into the pastoral
lbs lake PreSi.
Tug MoistenbasLina hauled out Ga the charge of the congregation of Wroxeter,
ulnad for repairs. M than Prt•bl(q of Maitland en Nos.
lw 15th.
The storm signals were dying the greater Fgtneedville The mantic was again the
part of the week and ee Tuesday • "sere scene of s wedding on it•ednesday, when
storm prevailed. i.. Woodley, of Sesforth, and Mw Emma
Wm Marl co is still at work on the Clu ('allagAan, of this village, were united m
gas and when he has finished her he will marriage.
repair the McIntosh and several others of Mullett James t: M.Mimhael, of Hul-
the fishing leer.
NtGaa barge Sake Michigan is expected
is today with 15,000 bushels of wheat for
l lviler & Hutcbisoo from Fort William.
she left Fest William bound for here lest
Sunday.
The Beaty line boats did not call bets
last week or the because there was so freight
for them. They have made twenty mosses -
day of cast week, shut two wild rats. They
were tine "primer.
Morris : Mrs Tay kir, of wham mention was
made some time ago as hawing gone to visit
breads in Kailas, wee recently married
there to • Mr. l'atiernon.
1'ranbrook A. (lames, depute reeve of
hrev, returned with two very fine deer
til ; repots, frost $767 389 to $1.226,347
The total value ef Imports of manufsetsrd
goods in 1878 was $36 ,806,666 ; in 1893 it
had increased to $41,159,191. So much ler
the Naieesl Policy. it certainly does sot
hese oalid opo to pay on their imports of Biddy wee unloading Beal at Cl.ucaeo It is
msouf•ctu,ed goods in the hope of keeping • pity that the paeans who play such beset -
foreign gels out and eaahlo this ('•end'.•• leen triers are sot discovered and pu.ieked
m•asf•ssrer to cb•rge his owe prim for as they deserve.
what he had t• sell you Let us see what Free whet we hear, nothing is to be done
additional duty you have paid for his bone towards reports, the breakwater till next
tit. Our total import of doltish,. goods season. It is in a owe dilapidated nodi•
hem 1h79 to 1823 was $1,218,573,066 en . tine and will he ouch more so after the
whisk roe paid • duty of $306,879,103. Had sprint Anode. It is • shame that netbiag
the same ryate of duty been apolid that was was done toward repining it this .woos.
unepred 1878 ndertha revenuerle tariff n yet would overhauling deck is
f Meted walneed k es et e
ssly have paid into the treasure $2,52,214. North pier is much decayed and unsafe to
1,27. or $64,632,481 lea, all of which was walk n. The remainder of the pen are is
taken oat of your pocket to help the mans- • geed moditice
lecturer, yes and the (lovernmest Ret
that by no means represents whet this reit-
ly eiperitmost has coot us. The last census
returns Mew that the total output of the
industrial estahlislhmeats was $476,183,366
tar the year, We hove shown that 154 per
oast of these repented te be engaged is isr
du•trial pursuits were actually emplaned
is the mine and (asterism sad he the sawn
atleulations we will redoes the total output
of the manufacturer as beige Ill per sent.
.1 that givers mailer the Wadies ef eatpol
of industrial aets"Yehmmots and ass remelt we
hot $73,(108 420.
W• have ern that • peteetive twit has
taken ever fifty -fear million dollars is ewe -
teems duty set el your peskels fresh lff79 to
18911 to w1 ieh yea must add the ditersenu
a the pnes the m•enfa.terer has teemed
yin' between • p. 4_•Muu et 174 per coat
sail M per east, hears yes will have min
as apprerlteate idea of what yrs have ass-
'nheted to the tuner eteree s posts Fir-
"re
irore eat the diferesee between • 174 per
wt
will mod a 36 per suet. ~teen telt
te the *73.808,420 we have estimated the
mamnftut, arse's pNodoet at end yes will deal
thates have paid his assay thirteen well -
iinm dollars a year In cream if what he meld
Ilaveekergad yes for what he said yes Millie
dea
mush had 174 per seat pneeti.
't wen. wsperlei mews ed Ids het
the elleesalage Y yelp small se i sWl.hew.
CHATHAM, Nov 20. The chimer, Pettit,
with H Tele,. of Cedar Sprugs. revere -
moot fishery iest'eelor. on hoard steamed is
to /Condom having no hoard 110 America
gill sets and about 10 toe of fish The
seisnre was made sear Pales Leland sod the
nom helesg to parties lieing in Sandwek
0. The casts are valued at $4,000 T e
Petrel after weleedieg •t the Rise left fir
the Ws'g grounds A deepatoh from
Saedeeby that ieteresw the ntareet in the
stir says that the Aeverhae $shen see
etsim that the were a the reneguedCanadian
esters sad ha ppm
d teeteewn who ins take steps to bare the
ver. Fesswler meat to the M ieg greeed.
Serious enmpliestinee may wins if the two
webers ones together es the sew are
Meows M have se .penial llki.g ler •eeh
ether.
Neer tome a fie- ellshs Pastore.
.
Riad 32 " 9soli -ht " Map wrappers
bearing t e words {( Why ito a Women
Look Old Roomer Than a Yr ") be imLem
Rs.. IAA.. 43 9e5tt-s► Tereats, sod y will ramie* by pest a pretty pismire, Mr
free sd eirtNie , and well worth framing.
ar hews
The
the e bb is as way @fihi the het sad I
will eery eeet I* _wing. M used in the
;1 w ppes ve r yes Msec the els Ma
Tesome ser'
five feet in the I
and daughters.
The lost word
"•Vessel'• Dame
shove was written on a paper with a lief of
groceries written on it, and dated at Buffalo
9th Oct., Eddy gnoery. It has since been
learned that the eche. Eddy is unloading
Deal at Chicago, so the thing is evidently a
hoax.
Id. God take care of you
l ours A. A. Cartire."
red another not distinct,)
('hark. A. Eddy.' The
AUBURN.
Monday, Nov. 2b.
Mn. Baugh is indispeeed this week.
D. K. Munroe is away vi iting his mother
this week
Mins Met 'baton was • guest at the parson-
age Lest week,
Next Sunday, [leo. Zed, the Lutherans of
this place intend having their church open
tog.
Friday evening, floe. 30th, •rand con-
cert will be give. bi t y C. F. t hey have
lett, leer • valuable spring colt last week. secured J. tt•. Beogough, m bis fresh.
Ido going out to the stable in the muro•.g, fright original, use] ire entertainmest.
moon to his surprise and grief, he found it "sketches from Life.' R M id crayon car-
foe
lying dead. tonus, humor) is, pathos, poetry, burlesque
Holmesville . Mr. and Mrs. Adam Scott and song. Tickets 25cte and 35cts Come
old tame reordeote of Mos village, aceom• one, come all
paused their daughter, Mrs. Parks, to
Michigan, when they intend making their DUNLOP.
future home. Me , OAT, Nov. 26.
Hallett • The other day James Reynolds Ausrerk 1)annxr.v -Several huge
jr., et the 5th ono., had the misfortune to crunchers were knocked forth with punch
rue a harrow pia nun hr ankle, making • and hammer by the genial market clerk,
ter wound that ammoniates the use of • assisted by the town eooetable, from a brace
pair of crutches of young porkerssuffering with the well -
Brussels James Wilson, who hes been • know• ailment of black teeth. A young
resident of Brunel@ for the past 21 yearn, farmer also "I'd a pair of forceps
died on Tuesday afternoon of hast week. He with great skill while the porkers were held
wee a native of Rolboro'ehire, Soothed, mid by the bo, who bad no easy chair to et
wee 78 year• old. them w.ssis we preparefor piens rest
Ssafortb The 9eaforth creamery proper pat sou are doing int rats
ty, a part of the Hannah estate, was solei on A.iwIN tN ora W. H. Philips,
Saturday last at public auction, and was woe was as the staff 0 of our smithy some
purchased by Thomas Ihckeom, of North seen age has returned rid rented the shop
Maio -oto for $,525. from H. Horton', wbe has ileo doing the
1.1•cksmmthing sines Wm. Smith weal to
Morris Roes Stubbs has moved to hie ,
new house, the ('leonan farm, 8th oonoeePert busAliness
ant. n future He -tau has sold him the
sine, which property he purchased last tbuwmam and im will devote new his fiat -
Summer. Mr. Cheers and family have re. so his atop in l at give. Our rbifs,
moved to Roxboro'. smith has not yet given up bachelor life,
['shorn• : The other day •totes year oldbut et present boards, We believe, bow
daughter of Tia. Worry, if t'shoroe, ate • Ayer, that M datdni a pastaemhip woe-
piof polarised bread which had set for ♦hem !
polarised _
the mice. Medical aid was precured in BRUCEFIELD.
time to save the ohild's life. MONDAY. Nov. 25.
Seaforth : An at-home was held by the Mr. J. B. Jamieson ie whiting in Lon -
Women's Guild of the Episcopal church, at dea-
th*
eethe residence of Mrs T. W. Dueoae, God.- Miss K. McDonald of KieoardiaA,i• vuit-
n•hss. on Friday evening, whieh proved • lag friends to this neighborhood.
emcees financially and sociably. Marrs- J. and W. Mclottoeh and Mrs. G.
Seaforth . Dr. Scott, of this town, has Forrest spent Thanksgiving Day under the
boom appoi■red a wormer for the County of parental roof
Huron. It is an ereellent appointment, as A meeting of the members and adherents
the doctor is ens of the oldest and most sue- of the Union church will be held tomorrow
ceevful praetitiesere is the musty. to decide the ailing of • minister,
('Intoe . Albert Jackson, who meetly Rev. Dr. Moffett, of Toronto, gave an ad -
went into partnership here with James Me- dram on the Tract Society in the Union
l'laeberty, bas withdrawn from the "wee Church last Tuesday evening. There was a
and accepted the position of ticket clerk fair attendance
with the G. T. R. at 9espe.eioe Bridge.
We ewe an apologn both to the editor and
Clinton Tia other day wbile that Ole readers of Tun Sova . for the irrwg.-
veteran huntsman, W. Foster, was out in laity of ...Moog oar oorreepind,ise- is
the woods, he rotund • couple of rumor. wa • rot of besieges that made It so, bat
mss of which weighed oleos on to 30 he A we elpeot to do better is tater@,
twenty pound soon is wsetdsed unusually iag the rooms of 1 ho* S. Hobbs
heavy. as PP. for Leaden we may my that it
Wencher : Colin Keenedson of Mrs. was a noble victory for Hotton, Hewes and
B. KGaaedy, d thin town, whlie working In liberalism and as Ignuenlaious defeat for P.
Teewat.r, on friday last, killing pipe, P. A.'ian and Egora. Perhaps, areordug
°welifted and injured himself seriously. t• the Few Pram, the dale, •ed talented
At last aeeoosts he was dolor es well as editor, se to speak, of too Kiesvdi. Rs -
meld be expected. view will sen dearer ryardiog 1)obbee,Oobha
(loderieh Tp. - B. W. Tee. of town, whet and Snohbt ed mom to the eoaehelen that
bought and peaked apples for Mr. Cardne, Hobbs ploys boobs with Bso•ry.
d S•mforth, tom fall, sale that he packed
Baldwiaee, in the archer.: of flies Yokes, WANT NO OTHER.
4th tea. ef (lederick tewnsip, whish --
weighed ilio tate. •u•d'e anise,lt1M hew Asked M by
RltteyIe : Jame. Henderson, ef lbs Blas every tl■ Nov.l heal angst'. atseame,
vale road, snipped • flee Berkshire sow pig the publication
ov19--Uenettero mer with
to W. ed,Jaimitemus, of Great Bridge, Ner4olh publication of the letter of Dr A O.
meaty. WeVirginia, o■ Monday last. It: M d Rtehtm•ad, oak moose, to
west supreme, sad it will take fear daysh ie !t sere freer Bright's damns by
In mash its deeti etiee. ueuu a erdney Pills, *very druggist is this
4itoei : Last Friday weeks. •.tsall (rant
silty ordered a s eeroe• supply ai the a en.
hurn, seer the wtiem,oweed b7 J "ill, was s tit es =rest est baso the demo it the rf
bttfa.d When Stet method. the Ire hd snit el this twist, ru from be amu ass as
eestdrbrable start sad ambles meld he dose eatbsrity, that All run has been b midi_
M a" the b tM It was lasered, we ei the ase he, All had pewprhasry madd
helloes, for $900. erleis if the fire h noes have benea re t)te
If *sold N shelves mad
snls•we. appear (rate the d.masi aside .
wtmmaer epee the drs I.t. as H every seihrer trem vim was hold in Kretiee ohureef here ee
Beethh shame was well Wass dream is the witty was lofted to try ' Thu•eda of les
filled se Sunda enia d hat week te shel week. The (past sr, Rev,
Imes to the e ed Mv. ,i. 0 NAM. mist, •seewdei by Dr. Ywi0@r• I p primeIfairhape" as ...wheat add •y►•
$tepehte serene es ' 1 mmnhegtrlme. •• his
Holmes, Hooter, Sher, Sha.,. au -1 l:.b
soar, rid ably pertormet their onerous
duties and left nothing uadooe to promote
the comfort and pleasure of their guest.
The supper was served in the armory,
where ell sorts of good things were provid
ed, the guests benne seemliest,' waited on
by the junior members of the club in uni-
form. I'be table. were prettily decorated
with choice flower* The music was fur-
nished
urniched by the Open House orchestra. and
was all that could be desired.
Among the many pretty gowns notice-
able were the following : Mrs. Ernest
Heaton, it a gown of mauve crepe with
pearl girdle and natural chrysanthemums
looked remarkable well ; lin. F. Natter, is
a hoods•.me gown of white mon looked. as
usual, lovely : Mrs. R. G. Reynolds, is •
rich gown of bleak silk was one of the
popular chaperones : Mn. l: C. Hays wore
her haotlieoe,e wedding root with natural
pint renes : Mrs. J. 1t. Shannon- a pretty
brumettt wee 'vandal in rose pink : Nn.
MacCormick, in • becoming gown of white
silk ; Mn. Porter, in black silk ; Mrs. Kidd
is black silk ; Mrs. Mnlcolmeon, black alk;
Mn. Dudley Helms., in a rich gown of
white silk ; Mrs. Jordan, in grey brocade ;
Mem Slack was much admired in • white
silk : Miss Doyle in buttercup yellow with
black lace ; Mies F. Doyle in pale blue ;
Mins Shephard wits beoominyly attired in
green : Mw Marsden in cream with 1•o.
and jet trimmings a looked lovely ; Mia
begrime", in cream and heliotrope; Mies
M•Icolmeon, in crepon and ruby velvet.
Miss Hutchison wore an effective gown of
white over yellow silk : Mw on'F. Hutchias
quaintly pretty gown If gray silk was much
admired, Mins G. Martin in white, Mts.
McLaren in pale vreee, Mie Heys in blue,
Mise Retro in heliotrope crepe, Mins
Strachan in white with buttercup yellow,
Mica N. Strachan in yellow crepe, Miss
Horton in • handsome gown of ivory silk
looked exceedingly well. Mies Chilton n •
dainty e'er') of cream silk, Miss Cameron's
gewa of pale blue suited her admirably,
Mies Charles in • most becoming gown of
cream brocade, Moss Mabel Cameron looked
lovely in a simple frock of white muse,
Mies Smith wore as exquisite gown of white
silk, Miss Grace Cameron to"ked particu-
larly well in • gown of claret o• I tied silk,
Miss Fletcher in cream satin, Miss Dickson
in darned net over corn colored silk, Miss Ella
Dickson in pale yellow. Among many other
stih.hly gowned ladies were Misses Denagh,
Shannon, Polley, Nairs, Wynn, Watson,
Nicholson, Ball and Martin.
A number of gentlemen from a dishnee
were present, amoeget them being Mensa.
Shaver, Persons and Welsh, of Stratford ;
McMahon. of Woodstock ; Armstrong, of
Berlin ; Malconawm and Nichol, of Luck
n ow ; Clarks and Sward, of Kineardine ;
Allam, of Walkerton, and ethers.
The soccer of the affair was largely due
to the nn,tiuted assistance gi. en by so
many of the ladies of the tow., who so
kindly took charge of the sapper arrange -
meats and to the untiring efforts of the
justly popular secretary, W. H. Roberson,
who has labored useeadagly for the welfare
of the club num its fe m•tios in the Spring.
DUNGANNON.
Nonce, 'The heel la Dwugannee
for Tag Serial. is at the awes ef J. O. Ward,
J.P.. conveyaaeer. ta, wile wilt receive or-
ders for gwhecrlptlose, advertising and Jeb
work. and is embodied to give reo•lple fee
eeooats Date for the mine.
TReeiA•, Nov. 20.
Bor'r-YIAwiTn'AL Service will oomme.ee
Wit Sahbath in Erskine ehnreh here at
10:30 A r. instead of 10:15 as hitherto.
Iry Ta--Tbersoeaaprovwttoa
is St Pawa'e church here toldtigreatly to itste
appmraem, attractiveness and comfort.
Coaautnow. -Please cermet to last
weed's hn.ret from Itunrettnon, Samuel
Psetlaad's name was inserted for fiam.el
Treleaven.
Rrrraege Hotta luring last week tee
well kwowu horse dodder, after busing for
seine tame erre en business to the West,
ref armed borne
Lsry riot Hotta On Wdneeday of last
week, Mrs Chnetie, of Uxbridge Co , Int.,
who hea been for moor time visitor her
daughter and son in-law, Mrs. esti Mr B
Bolt.hy, West Wawaseek, left for hoes
via Worker
Loos or A Vet. Mea. We regret
to have to tate that nit Thursday eight of
last week Joh. Thompson, of West Wu
wasah, bad the mafortowe to lees by
mesas of as attack of spasmodic aerie, a
Mot elan valuable mare about five years
eM
•lfsr'TI•L Caam eovy - R J. Crawford,
Mrs Crawford serf Mn Wil@os, milliner,
Were at the eelehrsuna of the mamas. of
the exceed daughter of ti Berry, of Look
new, ha Mr Arnrtrn.t, of the sane plata,
en Wednesday of Mast week, sad report hay
Sae • wary es j y►le time.
Ttawastorvivia DAT The ehsRtvise
loiggh, reo,utly stored thirt v tour well heap-
e d wadoo Iodide of good s,xel turnips, base
the produce of shout three quartan of as
acre. The venerable gentleruau is based
not to be left behind to farming op•rafilaao.
M•um sower to hint.
Amps -nun To Tea FANO.? - Mrs B
Holtby, of West Weeenoeh, recently pre
✓ ested her liege with a bwneteg youu
daughter. Mr. and lin. Holtby are now
pater and mater of two eons and et
daughters, all of whom ore roust and
healthy. We extend owtratulatione to th
ppest. .0 tae late arrival. The MOON'
Mid b My tug trawl
Erlafimet Q.•+'i. Evening dem fee -ts-
'unmake in sank keeping, c rrtercrsl law
with melee and writing will romm,eoce its tis
ratting no.m of the Meclan'oe' !no ,orite on
Tuesday. the 4,1i day of Iteemr■o.er, at 7
•'elsta r u. All who wish to ae .!1 thein•
selves will pl'»ee attend at or shout
fifteen imputes before the tame sou to hair
their names encored.
Nan Kcst•rset is Dcs..A.N,.N -lame§
I',Trweu, one of our respected and in.lgstri-
oua farmers of West Wawaaosh, having
leased his faun for a term of years, and
therefore, retiring from farming, has decid-
ed to locate u our village We extend •
hearty welcome to him aad Mrs Curweet,
hoping th..y may enjoy themselves in health
and happiaem for many years. We might
here state that every available residence in
our thriving and attractive village is now
occu pied.
IN Mattokiwr Mwan W. and .1. Hol-
land having recently changed their family
burying ground in Dungannon Cemetery,
and removed the remains of their departed
friends, into a large and more ecmmo'liods
plot, have erected thereon a beautiful
monument of Swedish granite, exquisitely
and attractively polished. As to beauty,
design and proportion in form, it excels in
quality and appearance. The monument on
the whole, reflects great cremlit to Messrs.
t'ochraae & Johnston, of Rrwieels, who fill-
ed the order to the pert. -et sat,efection of
all concerned. It cast •heut four hundred
and sixty dollars, and is pronounced to b•
better value than some monuments in the
cemetery which cost more money. It is also
the mat attractive in appearance, sub-
stance and style of design. Hollan i Bros.
deserve special notice for the choice in thus
having paid such a tribute of respect to
their friends.
111. lasses Wade a Nem* aN5rsr IRI__
SD Sureulab le ryarter Arsar,- -
1W C.pe.r. cane me goad 5.
Pet In- Me Led.
• 11 ON1M)Y, Nor. 24 A despatch
g
from the Central News correspo.ndeat is
Shanghai save the. •he Japaoeee c•ptarei
I fort Arthur or, Weilueelay evening. The
tirhttag began on l'uee,ley. lice Chines
• mads as unusual y strong defence, and the
LEEBUHN
MO.DAT. (let. 27.
The Dunlop architect was moving • build-
ing for H. F. Horton during last week.
John and Joe. Horton were in (Teton
Thursday of last week attending the funeral
of the late Mr ('rich, who was buried in the
Tuoker.mtth cemetery.
Mw Tyndall, from near I srl.,w, will
teach No. S for 1895. Miss Eo. Stewart, I
the present teacher, goes far a course of
study at the Normal in Toronto after the
New near.
The Rev. Mr. Fairbairn, of Dungannon,
will preach at the preparatory service on
Friday, the 30th itst., for the cow og eons -
mouton service on Sunday. Roth services
will be held et 11 A. N.
Thanksgiving day here was observed by
divine service at the church. The Reit
Mr. Mackay preached an improver...einem
to a fair turnout of the congregation. At
the oloee of the service the pastor thanked
the congregation for a pleasant little our
prise the previous seeping.
A St-mraist. - Ian the evening before
Thanksgiving the aongregatioe o f i eebure
church deputed John Lowson, Henry Hor-
ton, S. H. Williams and George Fulford to
wait upon their pastor, Rev. Si. McKay,
and present him with a quantity of oats for
his horse, and etceteras for the household.
The donation party was a surprise to the
pastor, but was pone the lens welcome as a
reminder that at the thanksgiving season he
was not forgotten by kis Leemagma-
-
agiup-
tton.
A WELL MAN.
Rte mere Ribs ledivldnal tow found is
She Village.
Rtrmuotre, Nov. 26 Dr. A. G. Mo('or-
mish, whore letter respecting his cure from
Bright's dieser by the use of D+dd's Kid-
ney Pills has reesetly bees published, is sow
attending hu patient* and in apparently as
robust • man as can he found to the village.
i orteg the four mouths 1.1.•t be was oma•
fined to the hoose suffering from the last
states of Bright's disease, his death was
eevral.tinwn reported, and no hopes were
entertained of hu ultimate recovery. His
pesent robust appearance is therefore all
the more weepers to resident . it te • safe
prophecy that every sufferer from kidney
disease is this section will henceforth try
the remedial puafituw of D "ia's Kidney
Pills.
• aeaiai.
'Pathe Editor of Toe hones.
die, 1 desire to inform you that the aro
formation given y u for put.h.•adios that
Maud Hamilton stayed myat t.• Mon-
day, Nov 19, was not true mu
he did sot de
so, nor have I any knowledge of her where-
aboute en the omission H.opeg you will
ave this the sam a publicity as was given the
pevieue stateeeet, i murrain. yours truly,
PercivAl. MOORE.
• AIN taleys
The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects of Syrup of Fye, when is
need of • laxative, and if the father or
mother be owtdve or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its nee ; so that it
is the best family medicine known,and every
faintly should have s tootle on heed
Ili• .svy more tom pant+ large use
) worth Rho fee 66e at Armstrong's
Europe has only room ern' per ant- of
the f reeky sakeel attendaaee of !he world.
You stand in your owe Tight if yet buy
as ureter or as overcoat witnnut knowing
Artnetroeg'e pins•.
le Frame, If • wife hseomes ae strain
without her hn.hasi's eoassnt, be can e -
sere a Mere. from her
Man has sever seen the Snarl@ of teems e(
RAs Rgyst Ma pyramids ease they were Iran
built, se far as is !Moira.
light was severe and incessant for fatly
three hours. Broth aides are reported be
have lost heavily,
Talk ATTR. I
ou Port Arthur by the •Ispaasee eeeoed
army, under lie.. (dram•, w.s DO earedally
piaeued that when bre war opened the
1sp.time •o:uy asat.'ed the .aty at every
point. Toe tightii.g was terrible and was
only modal whoa the rhino@«, unable to
struggle any Longer, wrih.ir.•w :o retreat to
she mountain passe. near t.v, leering the
city at the mercy of the foes.
Warm:es rus, Nov, 24 - The deepateh
from Chas Foe announcing the fall of Port
Arthur was taker. to Lb. .1opaoee.: Leval/Ales
bore at an early hour wuigot and shown le
was of the officials, who was much gratified
by the intelligence. ('redeaee us givea to
the news by the legislation otter! because of
the fact that it sue from C eouroee,a
matter mot likely unitise it baa wall authee-
limited.
TOK i'xraw
of Port Arthur consisted of well -construct-
ed forts, armed with modern guns of heavy
calibre. The ooast de'encee are spread over
more than four mtles of seaboard, and cos-
set of about 12 batteries, equally distribut-
ed on either side of toe stationer. of the port,
The •rnismset corsets of more than 40
Krupp rues, varying from tit inches to 9.6
inches, iucludiuv some rifle mortars. la
addition there is a torpedo Twat ststion and
an elaborate s,sten, of eut.mariue mines.
The western side of the port a pprob•cted by
the shoaling of the harbor. Thy garrises
was said to eo.•ut of about 7,000 men.
Ta► FALL Of re T a1TMU.
elan the way to trio for Japan.
Whether or not that cit will suffer a oke
fate must depend upon hst action ('eine
will take within a very w days Already
Chine has asked for on the terms of
paying two hundred sae fifty ashen teals,
or $176,000.000. for • With Pekin in
peril no one nen esttmat what figure Japan
may place upon peace.
Two interpreters and one war correspon-
dent who were following the seennd Japan-
ese army have been captured and killed by
the Chinese.
xleItgNEJT IN SHANGHAI.
London, Nov. 24. The ('entre) News cor-
respondent at Shanghai Gaye : -.The fall of
Pert Arthur has creatsdgreat excitement in
the native quarter at Sheaghai. The news
of the capture of Port Airtime by the Japan-
ese was brought from Clee Foo yesterdayby
• British steamer. No drtaib of the bght
have yet been received, Lot alt accounts
agree that the Chinese fought gallantly and
desperately. Some of the officer and w
Is the forts refused to surrender and were
all cut down by the Japanese.
Bow Turn .'Ar. DID IT.
The Star publishes a dispatch saying that
the Japanese torpedo boats engaged the at-
teetiop of the forte while tie troops closed
seemed the forte at the moor. Then the tor-
pedo boats made • sudden and concentrated
Orli and succeed in getting inside the har-
bor. The Japanese artillery in the rear
kept up a continuous fire upon the Chinese
forts and the infantry mad. • succession of
attacks upon the outer defences, which they
captured. After the first onslaught by the
J•Deneee the resistance of the Chinese is
said to have been feeble and finally the
(,'ninese troops bewni. _
►Alli•-rtyalrxsN Aro etno.
A despatch to the Central News says that
the real fighting at fort Arthur began on
Nev. 20th in the third pens, the village of
Shrews -1 ng having case oaptered or, Nov.
19th. The Glebe'@ Shanghai despateh says
that China has sent a special agent to Japan
with isetructinas to accent any taring of
peace except the session of any portio• of
Chine proper to Japan.
Another despatch says the warship Tor-
pors brought the new• of the fall of Port
Arthur to ('her Foo. The Shanghai eorre-
spondeet of ties ( entre) News Gays it is esti-
mated tier 15,000 t.. 20,000 Chinese troops
defesded Port Arthur it ie suppled that
two Chinese war ships were also at Pert
Arthur.
The Foreign (Hfice at lode. has rreesived
• despatch from the British Yeast, r at 'F♦
kio enefirmng the report of the capture of
Port Arthur.
Lowoou, Nov. 24 The Central News
mays that seversl foreign end Raab•h busks
have offered to eo.,tto:et for • Chia* war
indemnity loan at f..ur per ment.
A despatch to the Melee says that the
third .lepnam corps Sailed front Ujiwa.ie
destined for Wel Hai. Wei, whish place is
in • state of utter collapse and refers.
The landward defenders of the plies are de.
Dirtied by theoean is
WILL low erne roe rases.
Wasut!arine. Noy. 21. (NItcials of the
Beate and Navy departmen'e are agreed
that the capture of Port Arthur renders
China helpless, and no doeht i• eepreseed
that overtures for peeve will he lasmodiainly
rb.eittel to .tspss through the gen/ oasis
%lisleten Derby and Den,
Lnwoo,, Nov 94 .The Centre/ Hews
oorreepemliet at Sheaghal eay'eat peel if
the Japanese fleet will mints at M
Arthur, and the rest of the ships wiy omen
is the liar of Pe-oti,•II.
Armdreug k Co hseght ever lOfi pldhe find
el Rana% enderwr lot week. l