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Price.
DIARIES for 1895 at 25 per
cent. off.
No Goods charged at sale prices.
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Booksellers and Stationers,
l.+rwl etrww•eew IJlordt N,s••vt44ae
Cm.
,. ado r/et, eeL.
N E \‘ • OF THE »IsTRET.
From our ownOosorespo did,
There I. Infertaatlea Were That Cramer
ism red Alay weber* Mei -hews of be
e
wooly sleepy ■•poe.ed
Ewe Tim uamaL
- a_
by ('hes. %V lltams, *wooded by .lea. .John•
sten that the following be road commis
stoners for the dlfler it divisions . Nu. 1,
Jas ,Iohn:tou ; No. 2, Jas. ('..onolly : No.
3. Jona ('ox : No. 5, C. W, Williams, No.
4 and b. Thos. ('hurvhill. Slowed by C. W.
Williams. seconded by Thos. Churchill,
that the saltines of the' township officers be
be as follows Clerk, 1105 ; Demurer. "70
DUNLOP.
MostiAt, Jan. 28.
Mss ser. M.cph.s, from near Luciaow
is visiting het•.
bee a
rag Thursday last saw •fair at
•enda•ce la spite Q the roughness of th
.rest tier.
1I:e gale (oa lloaday misfit of last week
Mew off several rafters from tit
owe erected over MMEty yew ago at the
Booth oda, Ihr betas. we believe, the recoil.
rime only is its lass bimtery that the build
tag suffered with tie pies. A present it
has'.eea terttporarlly t!epspa•��red, but shortly
will h. thoroughly •voehsele,I and rebuilt
Few of the pbaese• et Colborne who e.w
ate erection ere left. mid we might say It le,
pyrh.p., the eldeety Mra is Huron.
collector. x U . assessor, :b0 : auditors, S10.
That no extras be paid, end the respective
oticer. Jo all work 1n connection with their
, ott..ee. Moved by C. W. Willuiner,-.econ.l
ed by Jas, Johnston, that by-law No. 1.
now rod be passed. Moved by Thee.
t'burceill, seconded by .les. Johnston, that
S. L gecott be aseeeser for preventear.
/dotted in amendment 1.y I has. %Vale•ms,
seconded by ,Ids. t unnolly, that F. McCort
• i oey be assessor for present year. Reeve de•
• cided to favor tit amendment. Slovd by
.las. Conoolly, seconded by Thos. Churchill
'that serene' .tohnston be collect r tortes-
.' Beet year. l'srned. Moved by .las. (on -
sally, setooded by ( W. William,. that
1 Thos tt ,.inn, .Jr.. be auditor for present
year. l dried. Reeve appointed J. I:
Helmer auditor. Clerk was lustre, -
ted to rend saw pies of township pnotinr to
local papers, to bo tendered for gamey
• Moved by .las. ('uosolly, seconded by Thos.
i *'hurchdl, that the contact; pay T. 1'.
Pocket, via. tor use of hall for prefect year.
Moved by .oda. ('uenolly, seconded by ('
4. t1'tlltam e, that the tellowmg •cc,aats
Ibe paid Mrs. J. U. Elliot!. gravel, Iter 30;
Mrs et 'me, indigent. $15: .1. Butler,
I stationery, M, 02 : election supplier, 13.50 :
posWthce bus for use of clerk. 11 ; Samuel
Morrill, postale tip treasurer. report, $1.75;
j collector stationary and pottage, $1.20
collector borrowing money, Sl : H. Porter,
I balance on keep of indigent, fill, cleaning
!and dressing same, $4: election exp..ses,
I $, ; ("kik for school census, 55 : treasurer,
j Inc borrowing money and paying back. V.
Adjourne.i to elect ea mooed Monday is
February. Ktxo, 8TCmmr. sleek.
...MI 1E1 *..
Connell met according to *taints Jas. 21.
The following took the d•alsrntaon of gnalt-
Idation sod oaits : Reeve, Hugh •.Irvin
first deputy reeve, Wm. Klckiey ; second
deputy reeve, John N. Slcieen..e : council-
Mrs, I►altou and Farri•h.
Slteute• of previous meetlnc were read
and signed.
Moved by Morgan I►slten, aecnnkied by
David Fairish, that Matthew Farris be ep•
pommel assessor. tarried.
Moved by John N. Meken,le, •ecooded
by Dared F.rctah, that Robert .t. Carrick
be appointed collector. Carried.
11ove.1 by John N. SIcKeo-ie, seconded
by Horgan Balton, that it T IcKen it be
apposlated auditor. Carried.
1
he reeve appointed John Long associate
auditor.
eehooed to remain as last year.
The following were appointed member of
the board of health : Farrt•h, McKen/te and
it.lton, with lir. McKay as medical ad
rotor
The following checks were issued F:lec•
tion expenses. res2 for county wards,
Mary Lucy. $2 ; Miss McLean, rhe; Mr..
Meliooald, 125; Thos. I..wreme, for two
padlocks, are: ; Wm. McArthur, paper Inc
use of auditors, 5"c. ; Alex. McLean, for
gravel, $4.81': Jahn Stmpsoi, repairing
culvert toe S. It., i'..; Itobert Harrison, Inc
three commitments to county sail and
portage L: 2o. alto tor salary. Ver : 1.440.
f 1'rallighao. meat to the Currie fancily,
$4 3,• : Mee (:rlMin, indigent perms. 811
septa, exemption from taxation for 111.94 ;
Thomas 7*ivg.of,fnr reputing culvert on E
I: •;1.51.; 1'. Msl•eoed, repairing bride\ at -
Kistsll. 5Ii
(bison meets Feb. 'it h.
W. ST'rrf7ns, clerk.
Triadic around firm quarters was con -
pl.ted), blocked epee elead•y.Jock Adams,
the veterie stage drteer,w•e mowed up and
unable to make tits trip to the circular city.
}'. Allen, however, .aasFe.1 u. take It.
"•tial" Slullin
hid his troubles but we think
our old townsman. A. McAlfister, at Bel-
fast Rot Ks mail. demons the state a the
roads, by tie Mta1Ma line. ".lock" could
not ,ret his rig over tie mountains of snow
above the Pert and earned the wail afoot.
Is the middle et the week things
loo.d as if the anal weeklies were not
for:h.•emice mad the heads of families would
he reading again ammo diligently the Rig
loo tie sad Pilgriw'. Prone••• whioh is not so
often read wtten the weakly paper comes for
Sudsy reading.
DUNOANNON.
N JTIC1. r4. Meal in Dusrasnon
ter Tea moos, to at lie a em o( J. B. Ward,
J.P.. oesveyaacer, elles whit_ will reeei,e Or-
ders for eu7etrfpdorea, sdv.rbi.g and jut,
work and 1• asibertssd to give receipt, for
•wousrs prod for UM MOW
- TrC.Dav, .Ian. :C
i tt t ..a. We rooms to bays to ureotele
tee decease of Joie West. of I.ucknow,
which wits canoed by meow is the face. He
died oa Monday m•eiim last.
T.• Toa R.1.,. -A senther of the pron.io-
e.t ,;•i/mus of I.witirf•h who attended rt.
Andrew s supper and ball at I.ucknow
pared through here es Friday.
1/ift1Ali" , THE ROAD... -Three -teams
from Lochner, pith about twenty of use
oda:wart citirens arrived here oa Tuesday
after000e afar hireakiag the reads from
Lockwew.
♦i■'t.e.i t.Trt AU -The sserssent of the
Heed's Supper 141 (D. V) M held in Erek,ne
arch on Nabbed', she 3rd day of February.
tear ooaasstios gaseous will coin-
' ateMe tit the u.asl hour, vin , half teat
tea t.
Kix. ,..;•t Our vetoes email carrier has
been prevented from Nokias his reveler 1
tope, being able lee amkke OMIT two trips
during last r.. k o.tlid. Oewmenlcatlous
Were therefore suspended, time items are
scarce tisk week. •
71.1 7. 7 s I eft. At the time of writing
•-Id s wrther to womewbat soderatiog Itis'
'p eaouoed by those wbo oda remember that
**hate not had such savor* wintry weather
sieve the year 1479 or acme Moe is the early
seventies as we have !m+ esperimced
W. *ett.n Katie. -The marriage of I.eo
Anderioe, at l.wkaow, formerly of 1eh
field, to Miss bertha Pentland, daughter of
Alox. Pestl.ed. West Waw•scsh, took
piece at the reeidemos et the happy bride •
iptber-•„a* Wd.eadgr, the 310tb. Parti, t
lore nett week. -
4'.•.Tri-rmt. Owing to the inclement
state of the weather and i*tpssssble con
dittos of the highways, the asa..l monthly
of West Ww•.osh Mulusl Fire Insurance
r...8.,, which was meseseoed Inc the
23(1. was postpnoed till Wednesday, Fel,
lath, aieetis, to he had fa the old onurt
ran as formerly.
Po.Tre`■l The sn.ta•l meeting of the
etiegteg•tton of Erskine church ben which
was to he held on Ti.dsv eveeisg, the
• Seed, was postponed, in esesege ece of the
moray weather ant impassable emoditioo of
the
reads. mail the els d Sias tone
woke which r to he in the oharch on
Friday, the let d sy s/ lltlllr+a•n, th. err
tice to comment.. •t: spin*.
MUNICIPAL OOUNCiL$
.1 R1. -a TT.
Jae. 2181. 111115.
Council mei r.. day aaras'dlng is 113114 11.
The isllewiag wade the aisles•
Naas of ease end
Jabs (1.E, reeve, dleswep
*e+°e, Manu Jams t avadtriax
add seas. W. Williams, mialesilleille M .•
e tas et lest wieetietg real •ad aSd
ad W Jes. f:asdly. •n•.,aied
Chari hi11, that the board .f hanitit 1111.
ssnmet el N.. 1, Jas JohaeMet. 11•ein:Delima
Ntard Nes3t.lobs, at : Nd let
W. worm. • NG. W b. Tina
t M. D., J, 0. is . Mewed
of l:ok..
('Aka.,., Jan 21
The newly elected member' for Colborne
caused 1893, met in the the townehtp h•!1.
Members all prumsat exooeeppt Reeve SI.114y.
The ',embers 'saving guallhe.l the missives
of the lest meeting of last year's t'oundl
coue.•ll were read end adopted.
Nathan Johns moved, .crooded by 1.
Million, that ftahy Williams he auditor. •
Moved in amendment by eamuel )'otter
that .lames Clark be auditor There being
no .sounder the motion was carried.
The deputy reeve appointed Ales Robert -
.o as the other auditor.
A. Million moved, seconded by Samuel
)'otter that Wm. Howell be ...seer. ('er-
nod
All the other °Mleer• were re -appointed at
pretreat earns" The following gentlnwss
were appointed • board of health for the
preaoat year : Reeve, deputy reeve, clerk,
Joseph Hetherington sod Alexander
Robertson, with lir Taylor as medical .d
.icor.
The fnllowmg moment. aero paid
Municipal Wnrfd *moos sleeks, 1 fit,
*1se1M •• pewee, Inn : Alexander Donald
fan, use sheep kilted by dot., $2 e 5 ; .)•mea
Rmsds, R sheep killed by .Inge, e24 ; Junes
Jean, 2 sheep killed by doge, *a1 ; Hwma�
. 4 moans ejafty. $18 : Th..mas (;.r•
est, statute labor tat l$ user's . *3
ememei adjourned t' meet arum Feeweary
Md. at 1(i i ehw b , ti
F' W M, lets.nk, Amok.
aub.nbe fur Tea muss 0•a dn*Mr s pear
be M..se. It Is up ...late. and ohs twee v.lth
ear the money 1. lbw Hares Tweet
AN INSANE MOTHER'S MED.
C y giver IlLsWehs *0. Attempted Ile
Were new nem,.
1141 r u.u, 5 V. Jae. !t Crouching is
a toll the Fraukliu *trent ttata ou.
wumblil r time. uuiutelligeutly to her.
NH,*ad al iotrly .hrtek ug sod cursing,
while her eye aro bleautg with the up
natural light .. iia �, 1. Militate lintel,
n Ili of Joh 1 L' -I, au employs at the
Cast roil tar Abu N Find Buffalo.
I in Fl ida) Munn I,i their pretty little
home at I. F:u,pire .t t this wintaau at-
tcuiiptild a tropic act. Arising in Its re-
vultitlg detrila lirtw s hive and ten
o'clock • clergymen pert urxt d,x,r w -.x
plowing se brit a woman ran out 1 he how.r
and eveite15. implored list. cuter
('on.. qun'k. lur the lure a 1;01," she
cried. '• l'uwr. ro • ' tad It plug oho
no, In through the hall, f..ILnto by the
tight:.lir %Aril, fret that .cantly used
to touch th.- 11,e,r .hr flew throug the
(tall oral sitting rami t., , ve little kitchen
i77 die Mar The 107111.71! ran 111) 14.
mops and just as he enter..) the lust) a cry
sof anguish rang through the notice. At
the kitcbre sbuur i. sight mot his eye:
whish uorle hl. heart .741141 .elf !tier a
entre *as a hall .lrrsweil woi,au with wild
kinks and dishevelled hair She had taken
the Ila f *.,u the 1.1„te and w-ar trying to
force the naked body of a baby girt ou to
the hot voids. .Uready the little one:*
feet haul been [re*eel again.* the glowtn/t
fuel stud the fair s 1.f burning Mesh 7144.)
the room. 140.uiug to the wuuuwa dile,
he hurlel her I'n'k and grabbed Iter bmby
(rims Tier non. '
Mr.. Ketol'. io.auity was brought on by
warn ii, and br,safiug beer religiuss mat-
ter.. rho was ill for -one week. following
Ilse birth of her Iwby.and .luring the tittle
her .iwter card /or her. T)s• Leiter in ■
7Jpiritnalists. :Mil .10% after touch per -
trot All- (1,.:e: to 1*dn•ve in the
in)*isotone r:u.p:u_. ....incr. and other
.pi ri tllsli.i , ma111r1.r:u :one Whets the
went:w ge,•w lest ter she followed NO her
new 754u'f with all the anlor of a etnvert
:stet attended loci -tang. 77 believer an 1.111 -
port mil;
fdp.rtum;v pre.cr,tod itself She 1bought
end r.,l1.•.1 of /lolling ,•).r. Iler mind
w,vtk,•ucd ulster the .7 rain and it war
tvhi.)e•r-t about 1u 111e nr
that :h.• tel bee *r:uA.lighl(rt,ms.rhoud Se
ligioi
She ,exhibited no nignw n( violin ..q, how-
ever. :mil Lir lut.badd and • (rirnils
1;1i..! 70.111tfirnity w•a,. 01 A. tetnis.rery
natter,. and would o citeuff la she became
BROOK LYNl TRO, LEY-ST#Ii1E•
Stades. (Hertel. t 1..a, that taw lege Ar
Isra 1 eu.
lioota r .- .4, n. "J•- '1'!tf•,afy-of.•Iutn•htrs
Iva, a nmol^.rwtli'bIy q'ti,'i day yesterday.
The t .x,1•. ":cr• rewly for Any gatberingi
lust n ht' is' reported. sat were god
,titer rl It in any (mustier. In vt►riuIL,
our. p . es well as ay ninny'mtilt-
up street.. ire cutting awl ,tow throw
iig were its 'lgrd in and a uuntber o'
.trrr.ls, were t.s r. The I:rt•rnp.int cans
la..t many p,ne..of glad. awl the. .n..,
11.4411 .ear. urn• n.a nn t,, unth lirooklvn
and the F:rir 14. -in d trim.
The .t rii.,•re d.. I...* a ig egate it; *'ruwde
dud the meta are kering weal w-1U.iu the
pound• of the firer. .1 nn It'd of benefit.
are advertised nod well fw,tr .izel and Ihr
r,lrrirna of opinion mt;..ig le striker..
tooth conductors amt. motor/urn. is 74147 a
firm (nidi amt :. steadfast ps.i:.)ou , their
part will ait. the ligl,,. (Mittel. f the
railway cv,tmpui.•, claim tide the gets
:.re beaten and that they '.•a:, rite tli r
cart to the full capacity with the to
they- hair.
The saloons in the 7 icitrity of the dn.
tlofts write ,'4.n. -I y-e.l.•nday muter .trice
order. from the pd..,
.ldaey.l•. ty.. Mos A+esb.riyeery,
�u.�►.t, r It , Jan. 'J•.-.1 see sod girl
affair ba* Iain bion:lt 1•, lii;ht at the
.,•.. Margaret 44.4'hrr. m1. IC year•
oil, a daughter of II:e ir:!1 McPhee -soh.
p: per. Litt lel;tale•41.s . nn. fol,u.1 early.
Sot u,orniuu lotwem I;lime limy 3114
fort Morieu, drug>;e.I and lying in a pond
it itli her f..4 fr.nets iu ire. - The girl ix
a Ell Mitou., ,urs.. entt.wtlten'!y toning
definite Ir ye: know ccs ...ruing the
manner in '7770(1, 4,.' 'clone to:lw,iil tate
predicament. 11,•r feet w ill baro t., le apq-
ritate.1. 4tt.:Iriu7, rest. upon .ate nude
77 ho t.n','*her with iia fatuity were a7',nd
pinto yr,••• of the poor sou.,•. 71 h
'bought, perLn[., that this raw- may
result in the -.dein.;nfthe if.whs. tuy.ter
la .march of a Miulag Man. -
New 4..1:6. elan. ?' ---.1 letter wa* re
rricel
81 p,Ilre headquarters from Jrieepli
II 4'hark... of 1 4%,4:rot nrentie. Toronto.
Canada, to -k !ng the: -•arch le. made hs
title tit y for .loin T. 74.arle., who has di,
appeared The letter state. that tltr wisr
ins noon left South Africa to September
but arid went to. Utterp.d. whence Ire
sailed for New fork. .11r arrived int New
fork in 1h -fender and o1 the :9►th of that
mold's hie fattier remlved a telegram from
lam *rating that hr would be home on
1►ernllaer ':{ N.dhitlt •ltAn mute leen
b.:,nl fres. him. Thi. record of occident.
sial wrist. was senrrhrL lint no iu-'07,7.1
•.1 (4... nii.aing mall wa. (uutt1.
tederetlew to ulster Ie Australia
, .1 rrup�''d-
vet nue-ring- in terror M ABiitrwilan relerr.-
tiotl wee held here. The 7'hi.•f .hut lee of
Victoria. Mr. SL,d,lr,, p:v.i.led,andam..ng
those pn'wttl w ere the I'retn:era of New
taint Is %Voile... mith'Au*tralia *ml V1c-
owin 11. H. Ittid, the 1'rrmierof New
South Wale-. suede a speech. tlitriug which
be estimated the alx.liU,n of hostile
tariff* and urged the Ainanities) colonies
Ito federate ion, before they are esenpkll.sl
to du M, in a hurry Much ratbuafastll
wadi*play el thnitkl t the meeting.
yl 111 Return to awed..
s:ostltE.41.. .Ian. _t .4 number of
Frrtc11-('stuwlirnt who emigrated froth
,pools•.• to 111rbigau in the d„y, o1 tine
• Mug industry. purp.w• tot unittig to
their 1.141 honor with their children. They
form nearly Ifo• whole population n of the
Gown 1,1 Lake Linden. Nithigau, and are
very ulflienti.l there. but the topper la-
dustry having declened they baro se
work. ,
•Acrd 1w RM Are.n.le-
lit VI 111. Jon 121 Win Duncan. send
teant.t.'r for 1'ho. IWli'Iay, brewerire
than In h.s amounts sh. Tinel n ihuuran to
ha. Mem lord tip with r. 'odd and wit,
while .11 it w w* d,a„vexed that hi. rot lone w
dNu,a..grs• w it h the brewery'. customers' Rit
pas.ixw'4' It wag his mi4brwl to receipt am
for the p .per amount In a knrelkeeper's Hli
grotr,at rout tern in a *wailer amount. I'm
- then -lea tors Tres tiaii so Tae temps
Lasso...fox. trio.. Jan. !.--Peer seen
aaeo(,1 .1.:hit Robinson. ('nllen. Alf. W11-'
imams wed Welker Wige, with two >r
teuwta. were rutting l,a on the lake here, mi
when t I.r ,re soddenly broke tip and car- In
net nr. n and l,orw out Is the lake A whi
hoar 1r..o, CIM %sere weet to their remote, The
mad 11,.. weer landed .sfely es shore, but etre
the homes were drw.at Ip
OTTAWA'S CARNIVAL.
?a. Alimperleal 5rd aM Merwe/.e
.m the 1r. r...e..
I/TT AWA. Jan 9i. Th. tikg�.n,al drt..-
yesterday and u..m was nue o7 t Ire gn ,.:
rat affairs ever wltur.w•.1 in ti.* ci7). 1'6e
drive firmed of Cartier apiary el two
cetera sharp From *far ..lucre th.• can.
1114,044111 4111W11 Kent street, when' he') wrrr
Amain Ito their different sect i.ns by human-
biers
umn
bers.4 the ,.uuIalltar
Thr f.re•s•rw,utl w It. in charge of the gen-
tlemen of the (Oleo. Hiding Club. with
Mr 'r l' Hate tie gretel mondial oil
Slr..rs H.
Brim a aid A. H. 11. Powell as
a...i.tant greed marshal, After the pro
*mesh,.* /urtu,.l it t,r,k the following route:
Proceeding north up Marto aeras,. the
bridge to Theal,re, Tlau.l.re W Nelsuu,
Nrleml 10 Dols. Italy to Cumberland.
(' Irrlwud to *'hurts, Church to 11a1•
buusir, Dalhousie to a. Patrick, St Pat-
rick b. Ma -Kohne aywuur. alwtg Mac-
Kruuc avenue 16r..ugh the living arch G.
Wellitgtoh.'.Veli:uttl•at t,. Lyon, Lyon to
I.legar. I.isgwr 1. Kent, Kent ta. Mac
lrtreu, Maclarru t., %Irtc4lf.. Metcalfe to
Maria, Where f• wa,.,l.epereeti.
Thousande eritine...el the drive along
the route. It ist calc,l.uud that some leu
tbuu,autl preppie rrl,tied the city yeeter
ray by the different lines of railway rani
wing into the city
The storming of the ice polar.'. which
was. the event of the week, was win:wooe l
from 7':,rll.unent hill aid all the point -
trona wb,wll Nepeau 1•ulut w-ais visible.
The attack was mare (neve the Hull shore
aid w>.,. very ,sUc re.ful u. every" par-
tiritlar.
l►TT.tw .t, Jan. ?I. -- The carnival cloned
.n saiturloy night with the hockey match.
It IR declared by all to bate been a great
•surae The uut.idr vl.lton. Gr the win
ter carnival during the pre*rnt week bare
numbered fit the Iuweet ',Waste
people, the/ enu1C nutidwr as was claimed
iy- the last Munrreal carnival. Among
vis. tumuli are not iucllded (arnlert. from
the spit ting dintr..-t. who vi.itrd the
capital with their wires and (erudite.. If
7.uullwrs therefore go t,, snake up •uierret.
aid girt certainly contribute in a large
measure. the O*taw* carnival Ila. been
euuu,•v.led with anything but failure
MEXICAN -GUATEMALAN DISPUTE.
K*1' *.s as Inevitable I14-twee'The.. Two
Rry.0 7.11...
('71'1 of "-Ian. 7•. --The moruiu4
uewspowr. prba,',•ve %Renee or to the
government's programme me iu the dispute
withl;
n
ntvt
mala. t
t the ,
le
Issrtnirnt,. ail
inquir.•n nor WW1 with ai..olutr rrfuvsl tc.
d:et-nee t hr .it nation, alas•ugh am ,.Ah•ial
statement in the near future ie hiuted.
Guatemala's reply to Mexico's dual de-
mands is *till a ,•;al,iurt .,r,•rrt although
►w•rlees wild n a. to it* remittent.
;ore .proud ltourl). There was a report
that Tenor Slari,v:al. u( the :tur,•i.;n
hie! received notice. from (lli*trnlala that
sir wa- newly to gr:sut Slexico'r request
a. to the frw,ti.-r Iuo4s and t., imirmuify
the tuuntr} ..t tlu• r.,4wa.r+ Hit -tiered in
coder 441. to the df.pute. Thi, report win
drni.duttki4Ry.. .41a extra force of lura
*ere working )u the citadel all uidht. The
'iwruty 11(11, Infantry regi*ueut is heft
preparing for heavy noir li ug.
NIAGARA RIVER SMUGGLING. b;
tt atilt Eliot. rat Net t.. ■ Eared Career-
- Aa C ntrnthfrl Rrprrt.
BcrpAu,, ,I.,n, :t -.1n article *Rest out
from this city dos•.. much injustice to
'804.14au res:drat. 011 the !corder. It inn
[tire that the ('anaeii.iti c7:etn1. °Mees
;ere )ax iu t Iwir attention tt.duty mini give",
A bald statement of rnstoi,e receipte at
tine port w•hicl5 is mi+lradiug.
The reference to ouinggtitig way clipped
tiara ah 4rticie in the Courier and th.•
alleged (aria. given on the nutot�ruy of an
ex•dry goods clerk, nay hair ),ad semi
warrant tom ur 74ta•ri, year. ago. But
they have two foundation or very little an
foot now.
l'.'ety '.wisgglineoesus*$.ly- .1411 exist..
but it ie a til diFi t1 affair and conflu-
ent tel vilaihtsst led•fdlg to the rirer.
eituply hwtt•%trwi lin * l., the moire -cs,n-
velsie ' #rarkrp Thai Idiot(., nut exist
is perhaps) *Ino to Thr (wet that it b. u..
longer prutltitl.le. Standard articles ul
wearing append :unl of household •ron-
r1 ptiot. 4r. is. cheap ..r ebeeper
ads I except per1ape in coitus goods.
there ,.aid be but little gained by the
pettc'muggier buying here and incs,ttone
710:difference i. trot 'sufficiently wide to
make the smuggling by imlividual, r-
Itltiner.�tire in any eerier.
OFFICERS OF THE P. P. A.
Mr. Itnaby. of flues mooed, 8.ree.4s to
Ilse I'rwtdeaey.,
Tn!9*.Tn, .►an 1f.. The fallowing °s-
ins were elected toy the 1'. i'. A. conven-
tion : l'reusk,t, Mr. Itu.by, Doan
Vier-I'rrridem..11ex Karr. Forest: '(�'ree-
aurrr, Ih. 11(rn.• Parkhill; secretary,
Jac►•nn I.ittle. Toronto. only a few of
the delegate. remained to -attend the wind-
ing u[ of the bu.iueee.
Mr. Ilu.hy is a young merchant frau
(risen S..nnd. who hs. been quite primi-
tient in Ihr order for wane time. He was
looked otl as a va,u/ilde man at the con-
tention et Hamilton l:wt year. His elec.
tiw►.,w-du,tltt-w ee the Teen It of a com pr,-
1.1i%e. though lie is looked on at more
favorable to the Madill party than the
other. Mr. .11,x. Karr ie editor of the
Forest Standard, Irbil' hat alway. been
an *rent supporter of the cause of the 1'
P..4. in the protium mid P. D. McCall ton
in the riding.
heath of Profeaeer Cy My.
intiw,t, .pan. J•.• Prof. ('aylry died on
Saturdaynight. Prof. Arthur Cay'ley was
horn et Hiehmtnd, Eng., In Pen. waa edu-
(wted at Iamlwidgr an.l entered the pro-
fehwiun ..f law. In Ivrethe became Irdlerien
pndeww of pure methentat*c,i at ('am -
bridge. Ile woe r..rrv.pe,nding member of
ryeral a awl.•nlie• fn the tontlnent and re-
ceived nunseroiu degr'•ev, from cvtntinental
universities In recognition of die work.
In lire he delivered a coarse of mathemati-
cal lectures In John Hopkins University
in Baltimore.
es. *met and tri. lelalwtrv.
I'Ati,, .Ion. r *tie n( the papers de•
mourner the Anglon, **jeof N. Hibot and
',reshot disr*tr.nt result% from b.. ad
ministration Nevertheine M Hilae went
the Palace orf the Elyse.. on Sat Ionia)-
! definitely accepted the tank of forming
mint -dry The Temps says that M
tot. ministry probably will hie Premier 1
1 Finance HlIw.t. Foreign Affairs,
notwux. h,t.•rlor and Public Work*,
hairs: War. (;rnerel .famnnt: f'orn-
ene es, lieu bit Hire*: Coloaf.., T1kiu-
FOR TWO WEEKS
ONLY
1
C3 IR EA
STOCK -TAKING SLJG
�T
C.R. SHANE & CO.'S
SATI'itDAN, ,IAN. 2bth, we
=Vtt>7et�oed • stunk taloa( aisle of all our
ast 1••t fur two weeks Daly. la that
WINO w• wit to stake • twee ulesrmaa• a
oar *atom Stock, and uou,pl•lely ole•• Qui
anus haw. 44'• w.I4 offer evrrytblog w
GENTLEMEN'S -
- FURNISHINGS
at prow hitherto militant of bere. sad all
our 7'Q$a will b• odd regardless ell •e.t,te
prevent marry tog over • single amide.
Isis is • genu.oe ole, sad • chimes ler
b.rgwas that nu other boar in the °musty
can offer. Coale in old see.
C. R. SHANE t CO.
50,000 Envelopes
,.1.
Ton of ¶riUn Paper
i have just purch.dlfd the shove large
quantities and am prepared to otter w the
public the highest grade of Paper and 4.n -
%elopes at Prices unheard ut before 10
Gudencb.
SPECIALTIES
TIME TABLETS.
My stock of Blank Books,
Office and School Supplies
is CQMFLBTE.
PopuIaE'
&iok St�-,
D. B CALBIOK,
Reek%. MNMeer,ts.d Tear. Geed., t
SEVEN ti -E -IRs
OF sL''FFERiMU.
TRP i'El t'LIA!: F:\14Ri4:\CI: OF A
HASIII :uN MAN.
SIWIL.D.t. MADE 111* LITE al'TEA5LI-.
MANI' MEMLUI[. ti eke Ta1L4 IS V .111 -
AT LA7IT kr1.11t a.Ant-VOW HE. 0414111•
SO IT.
From t),e Canedun evangelist Hamilton.
A member of the staff of The Canadian
Evangelist In conversation recently with
Mr. Robert lietherngten, who byes at No.
32 Railway avenue, found him ver) out-
spoken in hu admissions as to the benefit he
hod derived fro°, the use of Ur. %lultan','
Pink P,Us, and enttons that their good
yualitice should be made widely known. He
u so thaakful for the good he hoe received
from them that be ,ay. he considers it leu
duty to let others know what Pink fills
have done for hint Mr. Hetherington was
• severe sufferer fro.n neuralgia for shout
seven years. It bothered him very much 7n
glee head, un s and legs, and the pain was
often 5o excessive, and the soreness ec great
that he could scarcely walk. He tried, as a
natter of course, to tied relief, and in doing
so triad many so-called remedies, but none
id them were of any benefit to hon.- In
August last his attention was called to Ur.
William& Pink dills, and he determined to
give them • trial, and, procuring • supply,
began their use. In emelt two weeks he
(Quad himself much relieved and found the
pains disappearing. sod •iter using )'ink
Pills for • tow weeks tenger every vestige of
the pain had dnupDppse•red, and he was as
well ae seer. ler. Hetherington has refrain-
ed frau making •ey public statement be-
fore, for the reason that he wished to be
**evinced that his cure was complete, and
M r Dow eatlatied upon this points in reply
lea queetton Mr. Hetherington said he was
noshed that his present condition is due
entirely to the use of rink dills. liefore
beginning them he had discontinued other
medicines, and when he found them helping
him had ooit.noed their use until he felt
that he was fully cared. He further remark-
ed that he now felt like anew man. "Form-
erly," mud he, "wires f tem op in the morn-
oy 1 was **stiff and tired quit icould hard
Iy walk, while sow 1 get upfeeling fresh
sad ready to go to work. f have not felt
ssy of the pains stem last September, and i
wouldn't again suffer Inc one day the pains
I formerly ..dared for the price o< twenty
beteg of the dills."
Mr. Hethslat;toe is not the only member
of the family who has exe•risoced the beam
hotel revolts e1 Ptak Pills. olds of his
daughters, a grown up young woman, was
quite ill Inc • tssatb w agog wash+, and af-
ter • course d i i ' M ap$aen fully re-
stored t b
i)r. Rbnhesu'
able efficacy in carit.R diseases
an lmpov.nshed condition of the blood,
from se Impairment of the serene' system,
such as Ines of sppetlte,depteeeaio. tit .grit.
as mr, ehlorean or green sickness, geser.l
westular weakness, dints .., loss of
leaet0,7, l000motar ataxia, paralysis,
dente., rheumatism. '7t. Vitus' d•see. the
Aar effleete ':1 la grippe..ernfuia, chronic
erysipelas, etc. They are also • species
ler the troubles peculiar to the formai.+
motion, correcting irregularities, tre
stone a•d all Inc... of 1.51.1.
Anticline •sew the blond .nd reeteen sen
glow of health to pale sad sallow 1111111164:
1. the arm of mea they effort rsa.sl errs
• all mess. arisi.g Irmo, mem over
work or examen of •.y were. Tb pilk
are sot a perones ri ' Mina They m.
tai. Dal lit• •!M ..d nothing
hat MOM LM meet delie•t* system.
j� Pink PI are gold naly ia
bots beads' the fires'• trade mark .ad
wrapper 1prist.d in rad tab 1 an
.ever mold is balk, or by the 4,.. or
aadr.d, and any dander who offers meet
• ee is this form deeM be avoided Ask
or 1)r. Williams' ms' Pi.k tvk tor Pale People
.ed rd..e .1) iseit•tio.44 .ad mbetiteta•
Dr. Williams' PIMA PITY may be had of
wE
expect to move into our Nt w Store, Corner of Square and West Street
about the 7th of February. Wu have a few lines we are bound not to
move- -that is if Prices have anything to *to with the selling of theta.
Now if you
WANT
a Lady's Jacket, we have setei jackets left out of three hundred. The
reduced prices would pay any pepsin G1 purchase for next season,
even if they have no use icor thein at present. People with honey look
for bargains ahead . it will be money in
Y-OZTR
pocket. This is a Waterloo in the pricy of jackets. We have five pair,
of All Wool Blankets we will not carry over until next Winter. We
have February. March, April and May that blankets will be required.
Now let your
WIFE
come auil see quality and prise, also a few Bed Ornifurta, Ladies' Vests
end four seta of Furs. We also received six pieces of Tweed which we
will sell at 25c. per yard. Also another shipment of Flannelette
Sheets. They are going fast.
We still assure you the .*7774' liberal terns and fair treatment in
the future as heretofore, and ask a kind eontilnlance of your generous
patronage, sr cheerfully extended to us in the last.
ROBINSON'S - CASH - STORE.
. Y894-1895..
as vee I.I:in for tl... ne,s 1-,•;ur the .luestion conies to our
What has the old year brought to ns,
and what will the new year bring ?
1st)4 has brought us a highly successful business year. Through-
out the year we have tried to establish a confidence between buyer and
seller which wont*• Merchants dont give much thought of. We do. We
have tried to give our customers such value that they would cove to us
when needing again. We have tried to hake a sh,rl,ly boot a disreput-
able thing. and build up a trade note.' for good goods, and yon all know
how successful we have been. Notwithstanding all the cry of hard
times. low price,. and scarcity of money. our sales have ALMOST
1H)I'BL) I) the amount of business done in this store last year. 1594
has been goo.l to us.
What will the New Year bring ' As yet it is almost a blank page
and we can write on it just what we choose. It will be for us just
what we slake it. So wee will endeavor to make it even a more suc-
cessful year than the old year, 'n,i by striving to buy at. the closest fig-
ures, and selling for the closest figures, and selling for mash giving our
cu.t•nners the Lest quality possible for the least price possibie by study-
in'i, your interests, which are mutually ours, we hope to make the .uc-
ce.s for 1595 which we have planne:l. We are now giving clearing
prices nn all cold weather goods ---Felt Shoes, Felt Boots and f fvershoes.
We will not carry tht•nt over to tte\t season. See thietn before you buy.
Ha B. POLLOCK,
New $hos $leis
all druggist+ or °direct by mad frees Di.
14111t.mi M,.dicine Company. lireskvjlls.
(int., or Schenectady, N 1 ., at 6fsy stets
Lar , or sox but e l for 12 54 *
•• 'fracas e• (be Rom Tcatae, .
The following u an abstract trom • spas*
by I'neer Mmmolu Ma•so.lnol, of Vel
Africa, on the rum traffic le the leek
Continent, delivered In Boston es 0 • t me
ago "1 can prove to you that &lx.ut (
half of the 1 •,uor sold in the portion
Africa which I represent is made m No
Eogland. And 1 can assure you, also. the
le my tribe, in the bast two year, more
than eight thousand meg •ad women hays
been slain, as a result of this hquor tra76e.
.lust two years ago two men, one frtm
Begol• sod another from Ver, Fought •
bottle of American Lyror. They got drunk.
The V., man killed the Bards man. That
was the cause of the war. and in that War
huo.reds of men were shun, bead
other hundreds taken into captivity.
My own mother was dethroned, and s
tied Into the forest and was there ten d►
without anything to rat and when found,
abs was at the mouth of death, sed died
few days afterward. That is • result d th
teethe carried on by the very ample I am
speaking t0 this tneraiag."
Tat eneseMe MI the •• Sease*.-
F:very day we hear of the lawless acts .1
the " Roughs," while comparatively little u
mid of the doings of the Smooths. Vet
your oily, soft spoken gentlemen, who glide
noiselessly through eoeiety, disinter evil
nblects with • manner not merely objection
able, hut fascinating, do more moaned than
the bolder rascals. The Rough has some
times • touch of rude generosity in hie
nature• but your .smooth vtllian of society,
with whom ccoondrelrm u • fine art. is
utterly remorseless. He is like the V•m-
pin bet of Surinam, that is said to drain
the life blond of the traveller whom it lona
Tolled into profound slander with the fi-
ning of Its gongs.
Apre.t the highwayman, the ber,l.r, the
street rowdy, so behest man may arm him-
self : but what defence is there agate d the
smiling, cnurten ., self p0..wd individual
ohs, having dieonv.red the weak Foots of
We latitudes' ♦team'• char,eter, playa nems
nth the skill .1. noesumm.. mum.
lehamy b• said, is • good safe
; bet trtielruet is sat glee oha*tetarkttic
gadld lad k.s.r bpm, end it g
tb•t ras.cflti it t. ins
:'fib., think what • set of
weirdoes we should Ar 11 we had
se Stith in ale smother, diad looked epos
.very act 04 oeurtesy as • mare. Is there
we way, then, for good ..d simple -
men to escape the toils of pnh.hsd a
drab' �osr
artseaHee Weimerds againstthe
-Prode.e..sd 1•-•
AUCTION SALE!
I have i,,',,ed Inxtruetion• no tea.
W .. bout reeerre.
At my Auction Rooms, Hamil
ton Street, Goderlcb,
tie On Saturday, Feb, 9th, 1895
vl
commencing ai it (o'clock. noon
t 1 pair of marched ter:Tina liars•, rising 5
years oho a ai M,rk, perfectly broken •ed
hied In 411 hareem.
1 Roan Hone. rt•Isg d: years old a perfect lad -
de bores, and kindrin all hareem
I Mack Marc. 3: ears old. broken to drive sin
els and double, add to ride: w111 slake •
good mare Inc ch11dres t.. dries.
1 pair of pond. ria Working Rorie.. oar ridsg
good wnrkerie4n old . •Diad, nsd extre
a i stied, useful borne . • Ned dellrery bora..
1 Sorrel
Abbor... rising R yearn old. monad, will
he I weigh
rl•iag rfin ewe .441,
essis rk • ata. leo
work home.
e.
►e I ('un•►e plus
•
T sets of Idgbt Itoubir Harness.
9 setae Single Harness. ,
• 2 flood 4obra
2 Mooed Head Cutters.
I Chinese.. paddle, made by Collins. cost $SS
w es sew.
T g��opd ]141.4 (tows, 1■ ('ell.
1 Coffee (19111. 1 *'•rasa wale and keno.
1 Delivery Can 1 Letter Preen
1 flutter Trier. ladle, Ito.
1 Arr reser and Reek Coes.
1 tios14 alstg5, 1 RkytL Teague_
TwoHeeeuus, one Carriage add cum Sleigh, 41l
is good mid will positively be sold
for whs. Riley will twine.
We ar, also chlorine out our Mork of 'terr-
orists. kr. at whatever priors you liar t0
Por•
reeaeltaoi.a *mane f►hlw 57..,,,
Aat1us.* (/hitt. Jan Two bemired
Der,' familia. are reported to he star. b
Ins In Mist Green wills.. • quarter from
. t, help hoe not hitherto been srwtgbt
relief committee baa jam, left Mayor
(a t who will Ira • •ps1.Uy *fleet
peal.
Remember the date and planet
enntlry's Auction P.sma, Zaatltioa-
at., 7otirsbr'y «a, MAL
T_ C�UNDRT,
♦ t7cTiolis�xl.
-THE--
"ADVER "
TISERS
FOR 1895.
MORMt*c, EVENING, SUNDAY AND
WEEKLY EDITIONS.
A a'ssstst Republican Journals
of the I tighset Mass -
4.,____
.`: Commercial Advertiser.
1bh W l.hed 117. Published every eves-
lag per. tow vest's eldest atoning ...apse
keMptlee prim. Ila
Ther le •�gum.ras$4 %eyelids white
• sea's duty to *awl(, to hie femily sad
to smart at Isere, forbids him US go.
Thar.
. top. Let no flattery, so ruRuesatationa,
however plausible, ind.ce yoe to take
atop berried it !my dews remti ooii
mini for rout gidesa ,and lel thismho* Isere fin tkiN-selt war is
seriously vietunierel by dm Selootbk
Tke Rai ?ma t1W1•.
comeliest**. i9adsehe, Wha mss% .d
bad bleed Me pl.wptly eared by Btmdsli
Blood Sitters, +wfiidee&& acts some the seew-
.Ah, liver, hewob sed blood, eerie, all their
disems.a _ 2w
5 ilmielbe far Too thesew Os* 11 • yw•
Morning Advertiser.
psbMmhed every The Issdlsg Re
blies* aewesrpw of en* 1y Clean
hailer. tow gles prime as p.e yeslf�
day Advertise.
1 New )' eek a owl all MOW
paps. Ttic stilet fbt•A bt.ira
p�appeerr I• Ibe 11 *tit.. m a m purges.
■akerr•fpt... pries. $1 Mr year.
Jta
As an Advertising Medium
The et11MSRTIasats hem n w
=ee.prt
Isew boa
a•Aa�M ws.Ne aymywh••tt
mama TfmR £5*>!. .
m not 5.w. M T S,
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